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Home My WebLink About1977-12-19 - Orange Coast Pilot' 17 .a ---OP • ms hootout •• ---~ • . . • Limas Club Roaring 01'er Call Girl lff eRace MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 19, 1977 VOi.. Jt, NO. 1ISJ, J HCTIOMS, • .. .._. " •' ' • • • • Hit-run Car Kills Two • m Mesa Pedestrians Perish YaChts Collide ISus~ect Charged Near Australia By ALMON LOCKABE Y Dally "lot a...11,.. Writ.,. Two world famous racing yachts, Kialoa and Windward Passa ge. w e re s everel y damaged Sunday in a collision during the first race of the Southern Cross Cup. Series out of Sydney, J\u~tralia . Ki alo::i, a 79·fool ketch owned and skippered by John B. "Jim" Kilroy of Los Angeles received a hole in her aluminum hull near S4Gunman Surrenders ln Slwotout /\ 2 7 -ye ar -old Tu s tin policewoman exchanged gunfire with an armed robbery suspect Sunday night in a shootout that ended with the s u!ipect's sur· r e nder and the recovery of $2 ,000 believed lo have been taen at gunpoint from a pizza JM'lor. Police identified the armed robbery suspect as Marco Polo Darley, 27, of Santa Ana, who was arrested in "'e parkint lot outs ide the victimized pizza parlor. Before Darley threw down his pistol and su rrende red, however, he had exchanged shots with policewoman Kris Dobaski . a member of tbe Tustin police force for less than four months. According to a police report, Officer Dobaskl was one of three officers who at 8 : 30 p . m . r esponded to a robbery in progress call at Shakey's Pizza, 365 W. First St .. Tustin. As the trio of officers arrived at the pizza parlor, Darley re· portedly dashed out the front door with gun in hand. He al1egedly fired a single shot at the policewoman who. in turn, fired a single shot at Darley, a shot that missed its mark but helped convince him to surrender to Miss Dobaskl's fellow officers. Recovered with the arrest or the uninjured suspect was $2,000 cash rePortedly taken flt gun· point a few minutes earlier from the pizza parlor's manager. Paris Store BorD8 PARIS (AP> -Two bombs ~iploded In front ot Fauchou's before dawn today, atartlnf a fire that destroyed most or the fancy food and li<luor depart· me9ts of Fr•nce'A' best knoww · ancr moat exp-naive 1rocery at.ore. Sl:it employes who were ln the bulldinc etc aped unhurt. • ·. the stem and her steering was darnaged, according to wire service reports. Two ol Kialoa's crewmen, the owner's son, John Kilroy, and navigalor David Kilponen were thrown overboard, but were picked up without injury. Windward Passage, owne(I by Mark and Fritz Johnson of Portland, Ore., appeared to be the most seriously damaged, ac· cording to reports. ,She had her bow pulpit twisted and damage to the hull at the bow. The collision occurred at the leeward mark halfway through the 30·mile course oft Sydney Heads. .,..,., ,,... ...... -. Lie~ BODIES OF VICTIMS LIE WHERE T"EY FELL ON COSTA MESA'S 17TH STREET Pedeatrian1 Kilted •• They Attempted to Croaa Street Early Sunday In a transoceaoic telephone call to a member of his family in Newport Beach Sunday night, Kilroy said Windward Passage collided wilh Kialoa near Kialoa 's steering station art, damaging the cockpit. The two yacht.s were rounding the mark at the time. . C~nsumers Win Victory GM to Pay ~rs $4lJ Million in 'Suitch' Kilroy said Passage lost her bowsprit <also known as pulpit> and suffered severe damage to the hull. Passage also lost a headstay in the collision. Both yachts were entered as a U.S. team in the Southern Cross Cup Series whlch concludes with the tamed Sydney to Hobart race, a 632·miler starting Dec. 26. . Kilroy denied wire service r~ ports that bls yacht was holed through, but said Klaloa prob. ably would be out or the second race of the aeries. He expects Kialoa to be repaired ln Ume for the third race a\ld the Sydney. Hobart finale. He sahJ Windward Passage probably would be r epaired in tlme for the Sydney·Hobart race. The two yachts are intense rivals ln world ocean racing. Klaloa Is a 79·foot aluminum yacht designed by Sparkman & Stephens and buJlt by Palmer· Johnson of Sturgeon Bay, Wis. (See YACHTS, Pace A2) CHICAGO (AP) -State pro- secutors announced today the settlement of the General Motors engine-switch fracas and said the $40 million the company may have lo pay makes it the largest consumer victory in the nation's history. Illinois Attorney General Willlam J. Scott said each ~ar owner wbo got a Chevrolet engine io a different make of GM car will receive $200 cash and a two-year warranty under the settlement. Scott and the attorneys general from Michigan and Ohio said this could cost General Mot.ors as much as $40 million. The settlement was accepted by attorneys general in 45 states, ScoU said. States not ac· cepting terms of the agreement were . California, Louisiana, Carter Holds · Bible Class WASlDNGTON (AP> -Presl· FOOTBALL dent Carter delivered a lecture to a pre-CbrialmJa Bible clan lQJ Sunday. urglng hts students to ON TV avoid preoccupation with death, TONIGHT. physical wealth, fa~e and a«lahtatus. · Spending a rainy morning at LIBERTY BOWL the Finl Baptist Church, the Channet 7, I p.m. president and bla lO·year·old "°"" c:atolM "4> dau1hter, Amy, attended the n . M1tire1u ~Z-1) mornin1 wonhlp service .tier Bii El&ht runner·UP tb~y took part 1n thelr separate Nebraska la rated a elx· Sundayacbool cluses. point favorite wheb lt Mn. Carter left the Bible facei the ettamp1••o( \he clau midway through ber Atlantlc Coat Conf erenct hDlband'• SO.minute lesson and ( ta did not return for the aervice. .IP~~e telec~. rom ~em' • Linda Petit', a Wblte House # -.. d .. 18 1poke1woman. 1ald Mrs. Carter ---. felt lt w" 1'&oo warm ln the \,,.;...._ __ a..:J;..•;,;,;.,.,_....;..Sed-..;'*_....;..· --~ • church" and went home lo rest. • Iowa, Kentucky and Tennessee, said a consumers attorney light· ing the settlement. The fracas began in January when Joseph Siwek of Chicago was told by an Oldsmobile dealer he could not replace a fan bell because the Olds Siwek had bought had a Chevrolet engine. Scott and other attorneys general s ued when they dis- covered a nationwide pattern of engine switching. Tbe automaker had been sued by public officials in about hal£ the nation's slates after con- sumers who purchased new ·otdsmobUes. Buicks and Pon- t lacs di8covered some contained Chevrolet engines. Many other ~~i~. w~re filed by private In· divlduals. Scott said the warranties can be transferred if the car is sold and are valued at $200 each. "We are here to announce a $40 million Christmas present for over 100,000 people," Scott said at a news conference. "It is the largest tonsumer protection settlement in history." Also at the news conference · were Attorneys General William J . Brown of Ohio and Frankl J. Kelley of Michigan, both of whom were instrumental in the six·month negotiations with GM. Scott said the agreement was "extremely fair" and binds GM in the· future to "telling people ·exactly what engine they are <See GM. Page A2) Lions Roaring Hope. to Flush City Hookers SAN RAFAEL <AP) -The San Rafael Harbor Uons Club is in an uproar over prditlitiuUon. And club members have offered to go undercover " customers lo help police make atte1t.s. "1 aee hooken every day and I 'm tired of lt," o~d Jerry Hallett, a leader ot the Uons Club campaign. •'O ur aecretariet have to work here and our wJves and children c:ome to vllit.. They can't aven walk on the streets without men comlnf alon1 tryln• to solicit them.' . Club president Seth Muller Hid merdwlts ahcMlld not be content 1lmpb to identtfy proeUtutM for Pollee. ''TH1 .a.ould 1'alk up to \he womu and IQ. 'Hey, .-e dop't want. )OU '*'· 'Qet out from ln front of my store,' " Muller said. Not all the club members lre backing the progrem. "That's not the kind of civic project the Lions club should be involved in," said club member Art Madsen Jr., a photographer. "l 'm entirely again.at it." Hallett, who runs a bur1l.-r alarm and private investieation fl1'm. said the police don't have enough manpower lo cope with th• &rowing problem. ffalJet aaya lhe club's first step toward helping police would be to Identify atreetwalkera. 1£ lhal doesn't letd to cleaning u.p , proaUtutJon. bi! said club mem· ~rs wut be trained to pose as potent.lal ~Uenta, ualng un· d~rcover photography and tape <See UONS, Pa1e ~I) ' In Deaths 'l'\wo pedestrians were killed .. instantly and a third seriously • lnjureci wllma •r were bit by a car Sunde.itht In Costa Mesa. The accident touched off a 'pursuit that led to a second crash, resulting in minor in· juries to four people, police re· ported. Kllled 1n the 2 a.m. pedestrian crash were J(jm Johnson, 23, ot 84 Orange Blosaom SL, Irvine, and Daniel P . Trujillo or 1721 Fullerton St., Costa Mesa. Two hours after. the crash, police arrested David Levin, 23, of 2217 Harbor Boulevard, Coota Mesa, who was booked on felony manslaughter and felony hit a nd run charges. He was re· leased on his own recognizance. Police aBege Levin bit the three pedestrians, killing two oC them, as they were crossing 17h Street near Santa Ana A venue early Sunday. Police said the pedestrians were crossing the rain-covered street on their way to a coffee shop afte• leaving the Pierce Street Annex bar. John Daryl Issacs. 27, or 735 Joann St., Costa Mesa, was also struck and suffered multiple in· juries. He was taken lo Costa Mesa Memorial where his condi· tion was reported as "satisfac- tory" early today. Police said an unidentified man jumped into his car and gave chase lo the fieetng auto after the man witnessed the col- lision with the pedestrians. However, the man lost contr<ll (See Z DEAD, Page AZ) Coast Weat•er Variable high clouds through Tuesday but chance or some low cla,uds tonight and early Tuesdlly. Slightly warmer days and cooler night.s. Lows tonight mid·40s to low 50s. Highs Tuesday rnid-605 to near 70. INSIDE TODAY ln a game combining what may have beoi t~ comeback of the year mMf the NOIOn's mo1t c~ call, the Baltimore Colts make the pla110/f 1. ,,.a. .. Ji • ,,. DAIL y PILOT s Monday 0.C..mbef 19. 19n • $adat, Begin Set ' ~hrist~as Meeting J I ' ~ B) The Associated Preas York by Barbara Walters of s rae li Prime Minister ABC News. nahem Begin said today that Meanwhile , Egypt's official wa ll m eet with Egyptian Middle East News Agency re-· esidcnt An war Sadat on ported from lsmailia, where C~istmas Day to discuss condi -Sadat has a r~idence, that the U~ns for Middle East peace. leaders will have lunch there ' .JJegin was interviewed in New and then sit down for talks on \ ·}Did Aide Goof? ' ' Cuests Deny Hearing Remark }VASHINGTON CAP> -There we r e a lot o! s nickers in Wpshington restaurants and of. floes' today about a salacious re. ~rk that White Hous e aide Jt a m illon Jordan r eportedly rn.ade lo the wife o( the Egyptian urnbassador. 1The alleged incident al a re- cent dinner party involved a comaoarison of the elories of Egyptiun history with the phy- i.iq ue of Mrs. Ashraf Ghorbal, the ambas~ador's wife, according to a i;ucsl who was there. Jordan, s peaking through White House press secretary J ody Powell, denies that he made the remark. Stories or rl'f ercnces to the alleged incident have b<>c·n published here and in l'\ew York. ,\ guest, who a~ked not to be 1dcntificd. said Jordnn was sit· linA next lo Mn;. Ghorbal at the party when he turned to her, ob- ~erved her bosom. pulled out the nt•cklinc> of her dress and said ~ometh1nA about "'always want- inA to see the twin pyramids of th e Nile." However, the ambassador s:1 i<I his \\ ifc "docsn "t remember I hat she heard anythinJ! of the :-.ort ·· from Jordan and that sht: ltacl not h<'<'n offended "because there was nothmg to be offended a bout.·· Other iruests, including former :-\C'cretary of State Henry A. K1!>singcr, said they could recall no such incident. The guest who repar1ed the al- h'g1.·d inckidcnt also said that .Jord an left th1.· table to vi i.it the hath mom. s ayin1:: 00Th is ad- minislr~on has to take a.---.·· Cunnuut Held , ' ' t ,,, •( . After Siege SAN RAf'AEL <AP> -A 37- ycar-old man was in custody Sunday followin~ his s urrender, concluding •• tense. seven-hpur l'pisode in which, investigators ~..tid, tie overpowered a deputy, ~tole his g un and held two hostages. Officer s said Harold 0 . Halseth took over a sheriH's car while he was being transported hack lo the Marin County Jail from a hospital where he un- derwent psychiatric observa- tion. The report said Halseth then <trove the patrol car to San Hafael where he entered a house and kidnapped 81 -year-old Adrian McNeal. Fl'Olll Page Al GM •.• ~etling." The settlement Is subject lo app rov a l by Judge Frank McGarr of U.S. District Court. A hearing wit!1 the judge was ~chcdulcd later in the day. Coal Talks Resume By The Aasodated Press Negotiations on a new coal contr act resumed today in Washington, while som e of the United Mine Workers Uniortrank- and-fil e planned to show up at Ke ntuc ky's n on -uni onized coalfields in hopes of spreading a two-weeks-old nationwide strike. OAANOECMlf DAILY PILOT ~:i:.~::..~.·:.'r. =i=:-::~= CM~tPIN1"''"4C.""'•"1 -"l•t<lfl-Mt OU~""4td MoM•'I ·~evql\ p:,to,ty tot (.Mt• Mo ... ~-....... H_.._ 8 .. C .. ll'-'"1" V•Hf",, ''"''"''· S.Ht.o.<tr V•1tt~ •"Cf I_ llf .. ll!So<ll• Coul. 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Assessor Held In Slwplif ting R EDDlNG <A P > -Shast a Countv Assessor James Hull has been arrested after being caught outside a local store with about S36 worth of goods he hadn't ~aid Cor. police said today. Hull, 57, said today he wasn't guilty and would fight the case. Police Chief Robert Whitmer s aid Hull paid for some other items from the store's tool sec- tion but l,lOt for a chain saw s harpener found under his belt and some paint brushes in his coat pocket. He said Hull was arrested for investigation of petty theft and was released on his own r e- cognizance, standard practice in s hoplifting cases. The case has been turned over to the district attorney. Hull did not elaborate on his assertion of innocence. But he contended no arrest would have been made "if it had been anyone else but me." Hull was appointed to the S27 ,()()().a-year tax assessor job :J b years ago and s ubsequently elected to it. J lis term expires at the end or 1918, and he said he will not seek re.election. Prayers Set For Humphrey NEW YORK tAP> -Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt says he spent $200,000 on full- page advertisements in 22 ~ da y n ews paper s asking Americans lo pray for Sen. Hubert Humphrey "and all the good and decent things .. he represents. l"ly nt, who r ecently an- nollnced he was cbnverted by Pres ident Carter 's sister, e van gel ist Ruth Carter Stapleton. also sald he wo~l~ begin a three-day prayer v1g1l here Wednesday at night. Flynt's ads tell Americans t.o look inward, through prayer, to "rind the strength lo join the battles" fought "all these years" by Humphrey, the Minnesota Democrat wbo has inoperable cancer. ~ Pastors Back Bryant Drive OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Two Oklahoma ministers are ~tbering signatures and dona· lions for -message uying that Anita Bryant's atand against homose>eual rights u s the back· ln1 of ciURns in her'home st-ate. ''What ahe hu a~ for haa not bffn raltly repre.ente4," the Rev. Robert Wllc said Sunday. WIH, ')>altor of Our Lord's Community C h\ar~b. and Southern Baptlal evan1eU1t Lany JCIMI have Jolr~ to col- lect tndlcations ot au.pport tor tbe Olc1ahoma naUve. NbC annowced It. would Ml retain M1h Bryant. to bOlt. the ne twork't .' c:overa1e of the Orange BoWl parade Jan. 2. • Sunday. It ls Sadat's 59th birth· day as well as Christmas Day. Begin will take a special night to u military airport near the Suez Can~ city and then go by helicopter t.o Sadat's residence, the news agy aaid. In his New York interview, to be shown on the ABC Evening News tonight, Begin said he had wanted to meet Sadat on Dec. 26, but that Sadat asked through intermediaries that the meeting be Sunday. The Egyptian-Israeli peace conference resumed in Cairo to· day. m eanwhile. the spokesman for the two countries reparted "marked progress." But the negotiators appeared lo be awaiting major decisions by heads or state, particularly at BUSINESS BACKS SADAT MISSION -89 the Sadat-Begin meeting. Earlier today, Syr ia and Saudi Arabia denoqnced Begin's peace proposals, saying lhel' would perpetuate Israeli occupation of Arnbland. The official radio of Saudi Arabia, an important Clnancial backer of Egypt and the other Ara b "confrontation" states bordering lsrael, said there is no justification for optimis m "as long as Israeli occupation of Arab territory and J erusalem continues." "This occupation is a dagger struck in the heart of the Arab nation ... the dagger must be removed throu~h Arab unity and cooperation," il said. Syria's official radio said the Begin plan "actually is designed to retain Israeli occupation of the West Bank of Jordan and the Gaza Strip." It also blasted the proposals for not c.illowing for the creation of a Palestinian state. • In Beirut, Lebanon, oppanents of Sadat's peace overtures to Isr a el apparently tried to blow up the Egyptian Embassy. Police said an embassy guard s potted a 13-pound dynamite bomb near the entrance to the building, and police experts de- fused it 45 minutes before it was set to explode. Begin's proposals, which also have been denounced by the Palestine Liberation Organiza- tion': would provide c ivil autonomy for the Palestinian Arabs of the West Bank and Gaza but would continue Israeli military occupation there and Israeli lands, a step Israel ap- pears unlikely t.o lake. LA Cops Slay Menacing Dog LOS ANGELES <AP> -A Hollywood Di vision police of· ficer s hot a nd wounded a German shepherd dog early to- day when a pair of dogs trapped a woman ln a car , authoritie~ said. Two uniformed oCficers in· vestigaling a prowler complaint spotted two larg~ dogs baring their teeth and growling al a woman parked in the driveway or a home. according to police. Officers shot one~d.og once in the mouth when"'"'ir'turned on them. whi le the sttond dog ned, according to reports. E'ronaPogeAl YACHTS ••• Windward Passage is a 73-foot ketch designed by Alan Gurney and built by the late Robert F . Johnson ill a shipyard he built specifically for the yacht's con· s l ru c tio n in W est End , Bahamas. According to Kilroy, Kialoa was leading Passage as the two yachts approached the mark. He said his crew hailed Passage that she did not have right-of-way, but that Passsge's helmsman, Rob- bie Vaughn, failed to alter course. There was a r e po rt that Passage's ste~ring had been damaged in a previous race and that she also had blown out a headaail. In a lengthy protest hearing Sun day night Windward Passage was disqualified, in- dlcatlng that she wu at fault in the collision. Meanwhile, reports from the Cruising Club ot AuatraUa today indicated that the point leaders· Victoria and New Zealand both looked wen placed i.n tbe second race or the series. The leadlnt ya~hta rounded f'Undera l!let after a 4S·mlle leg from Sydftey with the tJ.S. 66· looter Phantom ln front eleht mlle• ahead ol t.be U.S. 49-fooler Bravura. Cil8todiam Reid· SAN DlEGO (AP) -Two school cU.tod!ant have bfen ar- rested for lnvesU,atlon ~ con· • apiracy \o aell marijuana lo stu· dents. PO\ice H ld • .. At'Wlr.,.... Clemente 'Girl,· 14, Raped A 14-}'ear-old Snn Clerneate atrl t.old police she was raped Ia a pubJJc beach parking lot about· 6:30 p.m. Saturday after a man offered her a rtde as abe walked bome from the munlcipal pier. The girl sa\d sbe bad never seen the man before. Her at- lac k er dld not threaten ber. police uid, but she said she was afraid "becuuse of the look on his face." Detective Pete Goodwin said if the suspect is located he wiU be arrested fo r unlawful in- tercourse with a girl under 18. Arter the sexual act, the man reportedly let the victim out on El Camino Real at the north end of the city and sped away ln his white and green sedan, police sa1d- The girl then entered a conve· nie nce market, where an employee called police to report the rape. 11aat'• Elegance Police said the vic t im described her assailant as a white male with brown hair. standing about 6 feel t all and wearing glasses. Unlike other awardees honored in Rome as the 10 most elegant men in the world. who kissed only the h01nd of presenter Gina Lollobrigid n, former bullfighter Luis Dominguin plants a kiss solidly on the Italian actress' cheek. E're• Page Al UONS ••• recordings which could be used in criminal prosecutions. Probation Given To Beaten Mother Police U . Charles S. Brobeck said, "If they want lo give us in- formation. we'd be happy to work with them. J wouldn't want to see people simply take things into their own hands." ' Brobeck said the club mem· be rs' acti vilies ''could be d a ngerous" b ecau s e ·many prostitutes are armed wi th kni ves and have male pimps who would be upset by any in- lcrfcrcnce. CROWN POINT. Ind. <AP> - A woman who conspired to kill h er husband becaus e he re- peatedly beat her and their children was placed on five years' probation after her husband testified In her behalf. Shirley Garcia, 22. faced a possible 20-to-50-year sentence for her conviction Jast month of conspiracy lo kill her husband, Leroy. lndiana·s criminal code gives judges authority to consider ag- g r av at 1 n g and mitigatin g circumstances in increasing or reducing prison sentences, and Lake County Superior Court Judge James Let.singer said he decided not t.o send Mrs. Garcia t.o jail. He s.a.id he believed she could be easily rehabilitated and that the beatings to which she had been subjected over a period or years had placed her under severe stress. During her trial, t estimony showed that Garcia beat Mrs. Garcia and the couple's three children -aged l , 4, and S -re- peatedly throughout their six- year marriage. Garcia tes tifi<.'<I that his wifc·s arrest triggered a change in their m arriage and that she lived at home throughout her trial. "I knew the way things were going it would come to a ~cad. l just thought i.hc would gel somebody to work me over.'' he said. "She wanted lo get me out of the way for the kids , not herself." Rocke t Tests Set MOSCOW CAPl -T he Soviet Union issued a warning Satur- day for ships and aircraft to stay clear of two areas of the North Pacific Ocean where it will con. duct rocket tests Tuesday, Dec. 30, Tass said. l\Jrs. Garcia was nrrested after she ~ave a Hammond policeman posing as a hired as- sassin a S200 down payment to kill her husband. Authorities said she promised to pay the of- ficer <1nother $200 after the kill- ing. Fro•PageAJ 2 DEAD ••• Mrs.· Garcia said s he never really believed she could have her husband killed for just $400. She said she never took ~lc~al action af!alnst her husband because "1 didn"l trust a nybody th e n . J was ufra1d they tauthorities J would take his ~•de or take the kids away.·• of his auto a few blocks away a nd collided with tw.> other autos on 17th Street. At leasl four persons were injured in the collision bul a ll refused medical treatment. She said s he was sorry for her actions and was laking s teps to correct her home life. Another witness noted the license plate on the car that struck the pedestrians and con- tacted Costa Mesa police. This led to the later arrest of Levin. r Bulge Cited Soledad Earthquake Prone?· L,\ JOLLA <AP > -l\lount Soledad with its $200,000 to S600.000 homes mig ht be carthquakc- pronc, says a book published hy the San Diego Socie- ty o f Natural History . The author. physicist Richard Simons. said a swelling in 1\Iount Soledad is sim ilar to \\hat hap- pened in the "P a lmda le Bulge .. which uplifted as "'1 much as 14 inches from 1960 to 197~. "'The possibility that :Vtount Soledad represents a similar feature recomm end~ thut a high priority b~ Hssigned to determine s train rate in that immediate vicin ity," w rote Simons . In a million, years, he said. Mount Soled:id grew 670 feet. Simons noted that the possibly carthqu ake- activc Rose Canyon Fault bends in a n S·shapc around Soledad and m ay have "locked" in that zone with <!ompressive forces pushing the m ountain hig her. _ Simons is with the Institute of Geophysics nncl Planetary Physics a t UC San Diego. He c ontributed to the book. 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Ir Sadat and the Israeli prime minister can narrow their dif- ferences, the current Cairo negotiations will be upgraded to foreien-m Jnlster leve l, and Egypt will again invite the So- viet Union and the other Arab ''confrontation" state11 to the talks, a senior Egyptian official in Cairo s aid. M..osc.o_w., -Syria',,_ Jordan, ................ INTERNATIONAL RACERS lN OOWSION DOWN UNDER Yachts Klaloa (Above), Windward Pan.ve (Below) Lebanon and the Palestine Liberation Organization all re- fused Sadat's first invitations to BUSINESS BACKS SADAT MISSION -89 the Cairo talks. As Begin and Sadat looked towafd the Christmas meeting, much of the rest or the Arab world was attacking buel'a 2Yachts Collide In Race ~ By ALMON LOCKABEY o.itfl"il.c...,._W,... Two world ramous racing yachts, Kialoa and Windward Passage, were severe l y damaged Sunday in a collision during the first r ace of the Southern Cross Cup Series out of Sydney. Australia. Kialoa, a 79.foot ketch owned and skippered by John B. "Jim" Kilroy of Los Angeles recetved a hole in its aluminum huli near the stern and its steering was dam aged, according to wire service reports. TWo or KiaJoa's crewmen, the owner's son, John Kilroy, and· navigator David KJ..lponen were thrown overboard, but were picked up without injury. Windward Passage. owned by Mark and Fritz Johnson of Portland, Ore., appeared to be the most seriowsly damaged, ac- cording to reports. The boat.'s bow pulpit was twisted and in· curred damage to the bull at the bow. . · 'the collialon occurred at the :teeward mark haKway tb.roulb ,the SO.mile eoune oU '1dM1 .Heads. In a transoceanic telephone call to a member of his family ln Newport Beach Sunday night, Kilroy said Windward Passage collided with Kialoa near Kialoa's steerina station aft, damaging the cockpit. The two yachts were rounding the mark aftbe time. Kllroy sald -Passage lost Its bowaprit (ala<> known u pulpit) and suffered severe damage to the hull. Pusa1e also lost a headstay 1n the colllalon. Both yachts were entered as a U.S. team in the Southern Cross Cup Series which concludes with tbe ramed Sydney to Hobart race, a 632-miler starting Dec. 26. . Kilroy denied wire service re- ports that his yacht was holed through, but said Kialoa prob- 'bly would be out of the second r ace of the series. He expects Kialoa to be repalred in Ume for the third race and the Sydney. Hobart finale. He said Windward Passage probably would be repaired in time for the Sydney·Hobart .race. The two yachts are Intense . rivals in world ocean racing. Klaloa is a 79-foot aluminum yacht designed by Sparkman & Stephens and bu.lit by Palmer· Johnson ol Sturaeon Bay, Wis. Windward Passage is a 73·foot ketch designed by Alan Gurney and built by the late Robert F. i Johnson in a shipyard be built 1 specifically for the yacht's con- <See YAQl'l'S, Page A2) GM to Pa,Y, C~r Owners cmCAGO (AP> -State Pros· ecutorl announced \oday·tbe settlement ol Uw General Motors entlne-1Jwitch rraca and said the $40 million the cempllDY may have to l)ll.V makes it tile largest * * * SAN FRANCISCO <AP) - AltbouO Omeral Motors md '5 JtatM liave iettltd • controvtnf on 1n1lne aub1Ututlon1, c.llfoi'D&a bu llClt, l&ate Attonaey GeiMrll Svellt J. YOUD1er Ind Sia f'rme18eo Dlltrkt AUonMf Jaleph PNitalaald today. n.., ftJtd Mdt in San Ftan- O*° ~ eo.tt April 28 .,..t If -*inl an tnJunc· Uoaamu-..un. OM •• ~k1ed with nb- \ consumer \'icrt.ory in the nation's history. Illhiols Attorney General Wllllam J. Scott said each car owner wbo got a Chevrolet engine in. Boldt, o~ or * * * PonUacwillreceive$200casband a three-year warranty under the settlement. ~ Scott and the attorneys 1eneral from Mtcblaan and Ohio aalcl this could cost General ¥otor• • mucb u $4C> mlllion. The ~ement was accepted by attorneys t•~eral in 45 atatet. Scott 1ald. State. not ac· ce,&g terms of the aarHment were California, Louisiana, Iowa, Kentucky and Tennessee, uld a consumers attorney fitbt· lng the settlement. The fh1cu beaan in January when JOlepta Siwek of Chlca10 was told by an Oldsmobile dealer be could not replace a fan bllL because the Olds Siwek b.cl boucbt had a Chevrolet en1lne. Scott and other attorneys 1eneral aaed when they dl•· covered e natlonwtde pattern of ealbl• nttcbml. the ntoaa.k• bad been tued by pabllc afftdall ba about half U.e ....... ..._ after COD• • ..... Al) ChristBlas new peace proposals. Tbe proposals, which Begin presented to President Carter last weekend. call for civil autoDOfllY for Palestinian Arabi OD th• West Bank of the Jordan Rlver and the Gau Strip, tMit cooUnued Israeli mWtary OC· cupaUon of tbOle Arab lands. hrael also would withdraw almost completely from Esnt'• S}naj Penlnaala bUt would retalD control ot East Jerusalem. The carter administration sa1d t.be plan puts the Mideast "OQ the road to peace." A State Depart· ment spokesman added today, however, that "it la not our job to acceptor reject.'' .Even conaervatlv' Saudi Arabia, America's closest ally In tbe relloo, saw ~o Justification for Wublngton's optlmlsm. "As l<JIU( as lsraelJ occupaUon of Arab teirltory and Jerusalem continues, there is no room for optimism," said tbe official Saudi radio. "This occupation is a dagcer stuck in the heart of the Arab nation ... The comment was viewed as particularly ·atgnl.llcant because the Saudis, chief financial SWP- porte.-. of. Impoverished Eeypt. bave remained ' non-committal (See SADAT, Pa1e'A%) ...,,...,....." .......... BODIES OF VICTIMS LIE WHERE THEY FELL ON COSTA MESA'S 17TH STREET Pedeatrtane Kiiied aa They Attempted to CroH Street Earty Sunday 2 Killed in Mesa · . - 5 Also Injured in Hit, Run Crash Two pedestrians were killed instantly and a third seriously injured when they were hit by a car Sunday night in Costa Mesa. The accident touched off a pursuit that led to a second crash, resulting ln minoi-in· juries to four people, police re· ported. Killed ln the 2 a.m . ,e<testrian crash were Kim J ohnson, 23, of 84 Orange Blossom St., Irvine, and Daniel P. Trujillo or 1721 Fullerton St .. Costa Mesa. Two hours after the crash, police arrested David Levin, 23, of 2217 Harbor Boulevard, Costa M'esa, who was booked on felony manslaughter and felony bit and run cbarge1. He was "'° leased on his own recoantzance. Pollce alle1e Levin bit tbe three pedestri .. , tllJJng two ol them, as they were crossing l7h Street near Santa Ana A venue early Sunday. North Mesa Rezone Residents to Meet With Developers By MICHAEL PASKEVICH °' .. Dally '"""' .. .., N o·r t h Co s t a M e s a homeowne rs are looking forward to new meetings with developers now that the Arnet Development Company has dropped a lawsuit challenging the homeowners' controversial rezone initiative. Although Arnel officials said they would re.file the lawsuit if voters pass the initiative, the de· velopers are eager to work out a compromise prlor to the March 7 municipal vote. "If Sadat can go to Israel, then it's not that big a jump for the developers lo go to the homeowner8," said homeowner and attorney Michael McLaughlin alter Arnel's action Frlday in Orange County Superior Court. The dismissal assures a citywide vo.te on th e homeowners' lnlUative and sets the stage for new meetings with develo~rs. "I would welcome it (a meet· lne >. 1' sa\d Not1J) Costa Mesa Homeowners Ass0clation Presi- dent ~· Paridis,' although be admttt that t,here is no as- suranc that members of the as- socia on· would be wUling to compromise this late In the game. He said Amel and two other (See REZONE·, Paie AU ~Oy~!Mtltaft""""' 'WELCOME 'A• MEETING' Homeowners• Mclaughlin Boat Parade Continuing l~rNewport Describing lt as the blgge$t and brightest ever, officials or the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce sa1<fl to- day tbey expeet to have more than 80 eatries a night in the re. maining five nights of the Festival of Llghll Christmas boat parade. The parade, wblch opened Saturday, will be held niahtly throuih Friday. It bellns at 6:30 p.m. at the Balboa Island ferry landln1 and takes a "COUnter~clockwlse tour of the entire lower Newport B~, ending at the aame spot about three hours later. UnolticlaJ count on openin1 . nl1ht set the number of brtpUy llfhted partlc:lpatina yachts at more than 100. .. Police said the pedestrians were crossing the rain-covered street on their way to a coUee shop after leaving the Pierce Street Annex bar. John Daryl lssaes, 27, o! 735 .Joann St., C.Sta Mesa, was also struck and suffer ed multiple in· • Juries. He was taken to Costa Mesa Memorial when his condi· · tiod w• reparted as "satisfac-tory'' early today. Police said an unidentified man jumped into his car and gave chase to the fleeing auto after the man witnessed the. col· llsion with the pedestrians. However, the man lost control of hls auto a few blocks away and collided _with two other autos on 17th Street. At least four persons were injured ln the colllslon but all refused medical treatment. Another witness noted the license plate on the car tha~ struck the pedestrians and con· tacted Costa Mesa police. This led to the later arrest of Levih. Pastors Baek Bryant Drive OKLAHOMA CITY CAP>. -• .Two Oklahoma ministers are gathering signatures and dona· lions for a message saying that Anita Bryant's stand against homosexual rights bas the back· Ing or ciUzens in her home state. ''What she bas stood for has not been fairly represented," the Rev. Robert Wise said Sunday. NBC announced it would not retain Miss Bryant to host the network's coverage of the Orange Bowl parade Jan. 2. Coast Weather Variable high clouds through Tuesday bu t chance of some low clouds tonight and early Tuesday. Slightly warmer days and cooler nights. Lows tonight mld-40s to low SOS. Highs Tuesday mid-OOS to near 70. INSIDE TOBA Y In a game combining whot mo11 hoot bttrl the comeback o/ the yect and the •ea.ton'• moat controoerdal call, the Baltimore Coltl mode thtt playof/1. Po(/c,CZ. •••ex Soam"laill Skater REZONE ••• developers (Henry Roberts and Henrr SegerattomJ appareotly are hopln& to apptaae tbe llomeownen with new develoP'.' ment reatrJctlons that wo\lld prompt the group to urge a "no" vole on the petition it generated. Arnel officials, whose plans for a 539 apartment and 127 single-family home complex near South Coast Plaza are at the center of the controver~y. have. aJready offered to cut 176 a partments from the f.10 million project. In place of the apartments. Arnet partners Herry Rinker and George Argyros have suggested a professional office com pl ex, addi- tional landscaping setbacks, and new heigbtllmitations. tions. Development plans on the two other parcels have not been finalized, but developer Henry Roberts is seeking a commercJal project on a 4.6 acre parcel at the comer of Bear Street and Sunflower A venue. Arnel's 46 acres lies to the south off Bear Street near the San D!ego Freew!!Y: ""' Diil Aide · Gooft Gue1ta Deny. Hearing Remark WASHINGTON'"(AP> -There were a Iott of s n ick•ra in Washington restaurants and or. fices today about a salacious re- mark that Whit& House aide Hamilton Jordan reporledly made to the wife of the Egyptian ambassador. The--.alleged incident at a re- cent dinner party involved a com aparllon Qf the atorJes ot Egyptian history with the phy· slque of Mn. Ashraf Ghorhal, the ambassador's wife. according to a guest who was there. Jor4an, spealcing throush Wh ite House press secretary Jody Powell, denies that he made the remark. Stories or references to the alleged incident have been published here and in New York. A guest, who asked not to be identified, said Jordan was sit- ting nextto Mrs. GborbaJ at the party when he turned to her, ob- served her bosom, pulled out the neckline of her dress and said Fro•PageAl . tomethlna' about ''always want· in& to Bee tbe twbl -pyramids of the Nile." However, the ambassador said his wife "doesn't reme111ber that she beard anythln1 of the sort" from Jordan and that she had not been offended "becaUse there was nothing to be oflended about." . Other 1uests, includlna former Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger, said they could recali no such incident. The 'uesl who repoj.ted the aJ. leged mdcident also 1aid that Jordan left the table to vlslt the bathr oom, saying: "This ad. minJslratioo has to take a -:• Mr. Wright Dead at 76; Services . Set SADAT Services will be held Tuesday • • • for Harold W. Wright, a John Gaynor, 16, skateboards under the watchful eye of Dave Adams, 17, who built the 17-foot-long, nine-foot-high "half lJipe" ramp in his front yard at 3331 15th St., Newport Beach. Adams said he and · ,fellow builder Dan Nava constructed the semi-circle for $150. He said that, despite threats from some neighbors to take them to court over the noise, he has no intention of taking down the ramp. Adams said he and his friends s kate only between 11 a.m. and dark. Mrs. Artiglio. Rites Slated longtime Costa Mesa resident publicly on Sadat's peac~ moves a nd one of the city's first street toward· Israel while less coh· ~weeperss. He died Friday at servaUve Arab states, such as the age of 76. Rosary will be r ecited Syria and Libya, have attacked Mr. Wright, who Uved in the Wednesday for Carmella ArtlJllo the Egyptian as a traitor to the city for 46 years, was also a of Costa Mesa, whodiedThursday Arab cause. former cement layer for the at the age of 78. She was the "The plan ••• Ignores the .Ogden Company ln Anaheim. TONIGHT COSTA MESA CITY COUN- CIL -ReguJar meeting, City Hall, 6:30 p.m. TUF.sD-'Y, DEC. 20 "BEH IND THE llEADLINES" -Dr. Giles T. Brown lecturer, OCC Forum, 7:30 p.m. Rocket Tests Set MOSCOW (AP ) -The Soviet Union Issued a warning Satur- day for ships and alrcrart to stay clear of two areas of the North Pacific Ocean where lt will con· duct rocket tests Tuesday, Dec. 30, Tass said. OAANGI COAIT c; DAILY PILOT T=~T.l:'- °"'""·'--...... ..... .U1ltlltlll llltM1"" .. .... c.1~ .... onic. Wl11"9 A-=;:::: J~d.\":":..o,titM Otfloff u911MltKll1 tlMO~'WI H~~:c't':!r~~~·:~1Wt.1~""' ftl..i01tt9'-' T1l1,....H C7'14)-.u21 , Qaellttff Adft,__llto.Mn Erm.Page Al GM ••• sumers who purchased new OJdsmobiles, Buicks and Pon· tiacs discovered some contained Chevrolet engines. Many other • suits were filed by private in· dividuals. Scott said the warranties can be transferred if the car la sold and are valued at $200 each. .. We are here to announce a $40 million Christmas p,reaent for over 100,000 people, • Scott said at a news conference. "It ls the largest consumer protection .settlement in history." Also at the news conference were Attorneys General William J . Brown of Ohio and Frank J. Kelley of Michigan, both of whom were instrumental in the > six·month negotiations with GM. Scott said the agreement was "extremely fair" and binds· GM in the future to "telling people exacUy what engine they arR getting." The settlement is subject to' approval by Judge Frank McGarr ol U.S. District Court. A hearing with the Judge was scbeduJed later in the day. * * * p,....pageAJ SUIT ••• lot setWn, CallfornJa'1 •ult. The -.reement providea that con•umera wbo on or before April 10 ordered and received the 1977 model cara with 1ub- stltute Chevrolet a1in• be of· fered $200 each and a tbree·year or 36,0QO..mlle insurance POllcy covering the J>OWeJ' trald. ln .,e- turn, conaumera must releue OM and Jts dealers from UabU1· ty relat.iq to the 1ub1Utut1on. J.n addition, elates enterlq In· to O.e acreemeat hid to •ltn •· rtltaa• from lla.billb'. "Undtr Caltfonla law. tb• ICOl)e of the Ital•. rtlt... ta too broad," said Y oun1er ud Fraltu. You~ and n-ettu 11ld tbty, are wllUq to negoUat• a •tttl• · mentlnthiauit. • F,....PageAI YACHTS ••• grandmot.berof96. rights ot the Palesttmans to re-• Services will befin at 2 p.m. Services will begin at 7 p.m. patriatloo and establishment Ot Tuesday at Bel Broadway Wednesday at Bell Broadway their own independent state," Mortuary in Costa-Mesa. Viaita- Mortuary in Costa Mesa, with the official Damascus Radio tion will be held from 4 to 9 burial mass at 9 a.m. Thursday said. o 'clock tonight. at St. Joachim Catholic Church. Libya called the proposals a Mr. Wright is survived by a s tru c tlon in West End, Mrs. Arliglio leaves two "backward step" intended.to daughter, Frances Bingman, of Bahamas. daughters, Ida Castaldo and "finally liquidate the Pal· Garden Grove; sons Robert According to Kilroy, Kialoa Italia Calurano, of Costa Meu; estlnian issue,•• the Jordanian Wright or Costa Mesa, Harold was leading Passage as the two sons J oseph, Salvatore, Antonio pressdiamiasedthemasunaccep. W. Wright Jr. of Sacramento yachts approached the mark. He and Mario, all or Costa Mesa, 36 table, and the Palestine Libera. and William Wright of SeaWe, said his crew hailed Passage that grandchildren and· 13 great· lion Organization called them "a 13 grandchildren and eight. it did 11ot have right-of-way, but grandchildren. ridlculousjoke." great-granddaughters. that Passs&e's helmsman, "Rot>--:;;_--------------------------------------- bie Vaughn, failed to alter course. There was a report that Passage's steering had been damaged in a previous race and that the yacht also had blown out a headsaU. In a lengthy protes t hearing Su nd ay ni,ht Windw a rd. Passage was disqualified, in- dicating that it was at fauft in the collision. Meanwhile, reports from the Cruising Club of Australia today indicated that the point leaders Victoria and New Zealand both looked well placed in the second race or the series. P()l,OOr Sliced In Newport, Costa Mesa .> About 2,100 homes in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach were without power Sunday afternoon because an underground cable' railed, a spokesman for the Southern California Edison Company said today. The power went off at 2:30 p.m. jn the area south of Santa I sabel Avenue bounded by Newport Boulevard, Upper Newport Bay and 18th Street. Edison spokesman Blll Compton said most of the customers bad power restored at 3 p .m . and all but lS customers were back to normal by 3:30p.m. Those remalnlng 15 customen, closest to the source of the power failure, were without electricity unW 4 a.m. today, be said. Drugs Blamed For BB Man's Death in Mes~ Coroner's deputies said today a Huntinlton Beach man found dead Sunday in a Costa Mesa apartment apparently died of a drug overdoee. However, coroner's in· veaUgator Rlchard Slauahter sald, it wjl.11 take at least elgbt weeks to complete detailed tests that will help determine the ex· act cause ot the death of Guy Lee Parsons, 22, of 2H91 Clearwood Orcle. The dead man was found in an apartment at 2018 Meyer Place, Colta ll•a, early Sunday mom· tng. Frttndl ad net1bbon were • unable to rouse him and called police and paramedic.a. Investl••tor Slauabter aatd Parsons' death ls Uated •• an ap- parent druC overdose based on preliminary ftndlnp by the cor· oner and evidence found at the scene. Paria Stare n..ni. PARIS <AP> -Two bombl exploded 1n front of l'aucbou111 before dawa today, •tar'Uftl a firt that d•tro;yed most of the fancy food and liquor depart·, mentt of France'• beet kDowft and mo1t u,.n1lvt 1roceey 1tore. Slx elllPI07• wbo ,,.,. iQ the buildlq esc•PedJIDhurt. . . 'Daeg're the Cla••P• Xbis is the girls' third and fourth grade flag f oot~all team from the Killybrooke Elementary School area in Costa Mesa. The girls became Southern California champions Sunday with a 6-0 overtime victory over Norco in a game played in Ontario. ln front r ow <from left ) are Laura Kilmer, Ci ndy Salisbury, Ricki Ropp, Shannon Fitzhugh and Tanya Hindson. In back r ow <from left> are Julie Wilson, coach Gary Knox. Monica Fredericks, Brenda Hayes, coach Stacey Bruneau, Tiona Seig, Jenny Mintzer and Nicol~ Guffinet. . ~ f ' CORUM. .. So unique is the artisanship of this authentic United States '20 goldplece watch. It mea,Sures time In g~nerations not hours. Swiss made In 18k gold, it contains one of the world's thinnest 3S·jewel self.winding movements . Limited In avallabll(ty, museum quallty. lt'1 a collector's treasure. •3,590. Non·automatlc '3.250. >• r ~ 1\tAHO • Ptt~f 1llM:I~ ~"uro•"'" .,.... "'''"°'"' .,, ...... ,.'4 J , • • Oelf'f' l"lleC ~ ri... MRS. BRAATEN DISPLAYS HUNTINGTON BEACH QUILT STARTED IN 1933 She Flnlehed the Job Begun So Long Ago and Quilt Wiii be Auctioned for Charity Chris.tnlas - lighters Warned SACRAMENTO IA P > Californians who Ul>c brighl lights. particularly outdoors during the Chris tmas l>easo~ have caused a big "bah, hum. bug " groan from the state EnergyComm1ss1on. ' Ebenezer Scrooge ll>n 't on the C'Ommission . but Charles Dickens' character \\ o uld un- doubtedly be a l>Upporter, too, of those who arc mi!)crly with kilowatts. . The comm i s~i o n. "'il>hing Californians a "Merry, Con~erv ing Christmas," sars it is more tharrftKely that something will be stirring in most California homes this Christma!i s,eason. . The electric mcter!i fare going: round and round because of all the electricity being used for Christmas lighting. Th e commission lists the following ways to play Scrooge with yqur electricity bill : -Use miniature and blinking light bulbs. St andard sevcn·watt bulbs use 10 times the power of r;niniaturcs and arc also more expensive to buy and replace. A string of r~gular bulbs all by itself uses as much electricity as a string or miniature bulbs and a refrigerator together, the com· mission sa\'S. -Use ·lights indoors inside windo\\s. This will help warm your house insl<'ad of wasting the heat ouls iclc The com. mission warns Urnl the lights s hould be kept clear of window curtains. -Cut b ack on the total number or lights used. --Turn lights on later in the season. -Turn indoor lights on only when someone is there to enjoy them , and onlv after dark. PUC Grants Rate Boost SAN DIEGO IA P> A Christmas ~ift in the form of higher utility rates is in store for San Diego Gas and Electric Company customers from the state Public Utilities Com - mission. The panel authorized a $38.8 miUion a year rate in- crease for SDG&E to oflset higher fuel costs. The rate boost will add about $1.34 a month to the average residential utility bill for customers who use 500 kilowatts or more of elec tricity , u utility spokesman snld. Past Sewn Up Patclurork Quilt Historical By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of IM O•llr ,.,._. 51<11f Little pieces of Huntingt'bn Beach's past --40 of them - have turned up in an old house and the ladies who fashioned them in 1933 would be proud of the use they will finally serve. "A lot of the ladies are gone now ," says Mrs. Walter Braaten. c hairman of the Golden Key Thrift Shop, 20s• 2 Ma in St.. who finished the f~iendship quilt the early day sisterhood started. "I framed it mysetr," Mrs. Braaten says or the quilt which hangs on the wall of the thrift shop, where income from donat- ed and refurbished Items benefits the Children's Hospital of Orange County. She says the patchwork blocks, each signed with the em- broidered name of its con· tributer ...... wives and mothers of Huntington Beach's well·knowns and unknowns or history -were discovered recently. They came from the residence of l\fary J. Rampton, 93, whose two daughters found them as they were moving her into their home. "There are six blocks across and seven down. but we came up with two blocks missing," says Mrs. Braaten. who im- provised, C'ontributing her own, with the words Peace and Love to underscore the quilt's spirit. She pointed out the names. in- cluding that of 93·year-old Mrs . Rampton's own mother, Mrs. Nellie Shaffner. Both mother and . da ughter !>igncd the quilt, an item or Americana tradi· t1onally sold for charity. The na m es or Huntington Beach 's founding mothers and wives runs on: Neta Hicks Marie Witzeben, Bernice Mohn: Nell Scott, Rose Rafferty, Beulah E. Westmoreland, Muri Kesterson, Lola Nutt, Nola God- frey. Meline Lewis, Zula Creamer, Elsie Teague, Garnet Doll. .. Thrift shop workers arc taking sealed bids beginning at S2S to auction off the quilt. The money will help stricken and afflictM children, some with leukemia and other teminal illnesses. The .ady quilt makers of Hunt- ington Beach's past would have liked that. And the quilt will finalJy serve the purpose for which it was ll\. tended. Incorporate Study Funds. Said Illegal It would be iJlegal for Orange County supervisors to give a county service area funds to the Laguna Niguel Community As· sociation for an incorporation study. according to County Counsel Adrian Kuyper. Kuyper, who made the ruling at the request or Board Chairman Thomas Riley, said county of· ficials could spend service area funds for a study only ir it were administered by the county. Service area funds arc derived from special taxes paid by resl· dents of unincorporated areas for such services as road aod parks. As a result of Kuype r 's ruhng Riley advised the association directors to seek another source of fun~ for its proposed study. In October the association agreed to seek funds ror the study and estimated it would cost about $1 per household for 7 ,000 to 9.000 Laguna Niguel homes. Al the time, directors said supervisors might want to ex- pand the study to include Dana Point and adjacent areas. But Kuyper said state Jaw doesn't permit county service• area funds to be spent and ad· ministered by any private group. Riley, In a letter to Assoclallon President Frank F . Mead Ill, of. rered the help or his staff Jn pro- vidin¥ Information that could be used m such a study If financing Is found. Thanks, But 'No Tanlcs CINClNNATl CAP, John Coyne is back in Jail this time for illegally parking a World War II half-track complete with a deuctivated .SO-caliber machj,nc gun. Ttfe 33 -yea r -old junkyard operator was cha r ged Sunday with criminal trespassing and was being h eld in the Hamilton County J a il wtthout bond after refus- tng to give police any in· formation, including his name. Police said Coyne parked his vehicle and a 40·foot trailer In front of the Anderson Middl e School near a busy shop-- ping oenter. Two-continent l'ri_p Bus Converted-for Tour By JACKIE HYMAN ot lllt IMlty l"llet SIMI David Prud'homme is conn. dent hla bus wUI stand up welJ to a long journey. After all, It only has 4.S million miles on It. Jt 's o. 1984 Greyhound bu$, presently befng converted at . Queal Coachtt In Newport Buell ror an extended trip tbrou•h mainland ChlU, Manchuria, Russia and Europe. The trip win atan IOll'leUme ttil• 1pring "and we plan to see lhe 1• <Moteow) Ob·melcs," Hid Prud'homme, a San Fran· claco resident. Prud'homme. 49, who ta re· tired Crom tho real es~tc busl· ne11. aald he, hJa wife and 1 pbototr•Phtt lrtend, Jlob w .... will be 1poot0Nd by the J'lyJna t11era, t.b• Am•rlca~ Automobile Associatlon and Technicolor and will wrlte an article for the National Geo· graphic. The (ocus ot their trip will be what the Chinese people do for recreation. "We were going to go to Europe nrst, but then we r1· all..S tb1t China was opening up. We want to be there before the U1l7 American gels lMre." He said an lntttproter wtn Joln Utem there. The bus, which ha• a rebuilt en1uat, was chosen over a con· ventlonal motorbome ror several re.ions. For one thing, taaollne t1n'.t avaUable ht ChJna, juat didel fuel, wbicb the but UH1, PnNl'bonune uld. 1t allo 1et. 12 to 14 mil• Ptt' aaUoD dlla>iw ua • foot ~ -Prud'homme sajd he anticipates no problems with roads, since the Chinese use heavy trucks for transporting machjnery. Geotge Gornond or Quest Coaches in Newport said the bus will also be more stable on any rough ground c.hitn a motorhome would be. He said the bus has bad com· pletely new electrical wJrlng in· stalled as part of a four to five month conversion project that should be llntsbed in February. New furnlshlngs will be in· stalled at a cost or about s:io.ooo-. Prud'hommc paid $211000 for the busSt1elf. One~ lt 'a complete, tf\e bui wUI bo nown to China aboard a FJylnt 'n1er plane. ThH drtwr Prud'homme, hit wlle 11td Pholorrapt..r w .,, wtU Ml out oa l.Wr' adWDU&ra; Fairview ·Staff Probed An invesUgaUon into allcga. lions against former Fairview State Hospital director Michael. Levine and two other staffers is still not complete, Fairview Director Francis Crinella said today. , Dr. Levioe, who had remained on the atalf alter being fired as director last summer for his out· s poken opinions, resigned last week after bejng suspended but Dr. Crinella said the two actions were not related. Dr. Levine Is taking over the directorship of College Hospital, a private facility in Cerritos. Allegations againat Dr. Levine a nd twc others that they used hospital resources to promote their private opinions about s tale hospitaJ policies, Dr. Crinella said. He said it the allegations are s ubstantiated, the three will be asked to reimburse the hospital for s upplies and secretarial lime. Letters and copies or reports were repo rtedl y s ent to legislators and federal and s tale officials, an unauthorized use of the f acilitJes, Or. Crinella, said. However, he said a variety of activities, including negoliallng for higher :1alaries for psychiatric technicians, have delayed the Investigation. The two-week SUl>pension with pay or the other two staffers, which ends Saturday, may be extended, Dr. Crinella said. He has declfoed to gi\'e the names of the other two, though Dr. Levine has identified them as Su nd y Udo\' ch and Lincoln Shumate. Route Grant Won't Boost Tahoe Flights P e rmanent route authority granted Air California be tween Orange County Airport and Lnke Tahoe will not increase flights, but will permit one nonstop flight a day, an Air Callfornlc.1 spokesman said Friday. Air Cal spokesman Bob Payton said the airline has been flying the route for three years under temp~ry Public Utilities Com - mission authority, with two flights a day. Both had to stop at either San Jose or Oakland. Under permanent authority granted recently by the PUC, Air Cal will change the route of one flight to go directly to Lake Tahoe from Orange County. The route is serviced by pro-.1 peller planes because jets can~ land at Lake Tahoe. Payton said. Air Californi a will also be able to tly nonslop lo Lake Tahoe from San Jos(', Oakland. San Fran- cisco and Sacramento under the new ruling . Vital Statistics Copy Cost Raised Fees for copies of birth, death and marriage certificates from the s tale Health Department and the county Recorder's Office will increase J an. t from $2 to $3, Orange County Recorder J . W_,!lie Carlyle has announced. L/{"he additional m onies will defray the costs of marking the word "deceased" on copies of birth certificates issued for a person whose death has been re· corded. DAILY PILOT Al Pilot J LC!)lbook _ Cllristmas Comes To Disneyland By JERRY HE:RftNSTBIN Of ... CNlly ,_ ..... One thousand anaeue.sound voices made catch.Ing the Christmas spirit an enriching experience for t.bouaanda of listeners at Disneyland Sunday. The whistle of the ateam·power ed Santa Fe tocomoUve that circles the Anaheim amusement park was stlUed for an hour. And from ln front of the Main Street, city hall aquare railroad statJon came instead the voices ot high achool, coJJege and church choirs from throuehout Southern Califomla singing the famUJar Chriatmu h)'.mns. .=-....--'I' ED ASNER, LOOKING A bit out of place at the spotlighted podium instead or in the city room as Lou Grant. read the Christmas story. It. w&l-6:07 p.m~ oa the train atat.lon clock when lights throughout the park went orf. The carolers, robed in a multitude of colors and carrying ele~ tric candJes, marched down Main Street from Sleeping Beauty CasUe to the risers near the station. MUTIN T Spectators stood six to seven deep, many with children on their shoulders, to loo~ and listen. A Mickey Mouse balloon floated Into the clear sky. A just over half moon shone brightly. THE MARCH SEEMED ENDLESS as the carolers filed onto the risers. In the center section was a living Christmas tree choir garbed in green robes with silvery, sparkling collar. And as red, blue and green spots were cast over the impressive sight, they sang about the Babe for whom the season is celebrated. • Buglers, standing on top or the train station, filled the air with loud st.rains or the choruses on many of the num· be rs. Asne.r spoke in a clear, boisterous voice as he related the s tory or the birth or Christ, the man that after "19 cen· turies have come and gone Is the leader of the human race." THE DISNEYLAND ORCHESTBA accompanied the singing and played for 20 minutes before the carolers marched to their posts. . The concluding "Hallelujah .. chorus brought those seated in front oft he risers to their feel. ' · The applawse was loud and long. Then It was back w the roller coaster ride of Space Mountain or ducking cannon shots in the Pirates of the Caribbean. Christmas ·Regatta Wet, Chilly Race Chilly, damp weather greeted the 1Z1 boat.I fa 13 cluaes which turned out Saturday and Sunday for the Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Christmas Regatta, Wind· Ing up the 1977 competitive yachting season. Drizzles of rain dampened s ailors on inside and outside courses Saturday. After the weather front passed through, s ailors br_a~brisk , chllly winds whic kicked up whitecaps on oce courses Sun· day. No regatta action is scheduled on either the Christmas or New Year's weekends. The rlrst ac· tion of the New Year will be the second race of the Balboa Yacht Club's Sunkist Series Jan. 7 and 8. Res ults of the Christmas Regatta: Inside Classes FINN (10) -1 , Randy McLaren, ABYC: 2, Tom Willson, BYC; 3, Brian Ban.z, OYC. LASER A 06> -1, Tim Fuller, DPYC : 2, Mark W_hltehouse, BYC; 3, Bruce Martinson, Minnesota YC· 4 Kevin l<Jrk. BYC. 'J ' LASER B Cl 1> -1. Gor on Wanlass, BYC; 2, Steve Dryer, - BYC; 3, RaJpb CJart. NH\'C. SNIPE C7J -l, Bob Nab, ABYC; 2, Susan and John Von- negut, ABYC. LID0-14 (13) -l, Chrls Raab. HHYC; 2, Bill Lawhorn, BYC; 3. Roy Woolsey, LIYC. SABOT A (10) -1, Jon Pinckney. BCYC; 2, Sher yl Rados, NHYC; 3, John Pentick. BCYC. SABOT B (~) -J, .Janet. Hug.hes, CA YF. SABOT C <S> -1, Brian Hausner, BCYC. Outalde Classes SANTANA-20 (13) -1. Fami- ly Feud, Ralph Rodheim, BCYC; 2, Salsa, Roy Mccowan. VYC; 3, Breaker, Doug Teulie, BYC. PHRF·A (13) -1, Star Guer. Deaver/Headden, BYC; 2, Seduction, Eugene Williams, BYC; 3, Pranc, Gerry Madigan. NHYC. PHRF·B U2> ..:... 1, Animal Farm, Hansen/Byrne, VYC; 2. Fancy, Dave French, DPYC; 3, Spray. Lee Painter, UCISA. ETCHEUS-22 (12) -1, Gi!t Going, Ted Munroe, NHYC; 2, Amante, Bob Searles, NHYC; 3, D . G. Bear, Tom Crockett. NkYC. f'or christma.s, the or1gina1 golfjacket ... by 4? ~~on • ( It - ., Creative Motoring ON THE ROAD: For some of our coastal motorists, it Js clear that there just isn't enough challenge in the task of thread- ing their way through commuter ot holiday traffic these days. They flndit boring. You may have noticed some or these special drivers who believe in handicap motoring. H's not just enough for them to brake, tum and steer. They need to be doing. something else at the same time to stave off boredom. Only this morning I pulled up alongside this young fellow at a slop sign. His brow furrowed, head down;-M! was studying his steering wheel. CLOSER INSPECTION in· dicated this wasn't precisely the case. He bad a textbook propped up in the wheel spokes. He drove off on the green light with the text still so propped. You are left to suspect that he was boning up for a final exam a t school as he hurtled and lurched on down the highway toward his uncertain destiny. Amon~ double-duty drivers. however, he was a piker when compared lo the young woman I s potted just the other day. She was driving with her right hand ..,pr ead·cagled across the steer· 1ng wheel. Wilh her left hand , she was curefully applying nail polish to the spread steering fingers. You have lo admire her . This takes nerves or steel. One slip :.ind she could end up V<ilh a pink dashboard. NOT TO MENTION what she might do to the rear end of the car stopping just ahead. Dangers aside, commerce has taken note of these special wack1es who are bored by the simple task of driving and con· tiuing to breathe. Now, special diversions are being invented for them. ·One outfit back east has come up with two appliances that you can plug Into your cigarette lighter socket. One is a coffee maker. It perks ~hile you dodge between motorcycles and truck trailers. The other is a frying pan so you can enjoy eggs with your coffee. NO NEED TO just drive along in boredom these days. You can rook on your way to meet your Maker. Traffic investigators used to blame a lot of accidents on the driver's attention being diverted lo lighting a cigarette. Now in the future, crashes may gel blamed on the motorist who was turning over his eggs. We may get to the point where we need extension sockets for the cigarette lighter socket so all the applicances can get plugged in at. once. CAN'T YOU JUST see how the unfortunate driver ~--explain his crash to the traffic cop? "I had the coffee perking. I had the eggs frying. But when I plugged in the television, it. blew a fuse and all my lights went out. 11 ~~ .... ~ ---• e_· ... ~ ..... , __ " .... 2 Steel Firms Increase Price PITTSBURGH (AP>-A aecond major steel company announced. plans today to raise the price of steel used in CODSumer 1oocls early next year. ' Bethlehem Steel Corp., the second largest producer, aaid it would hike prices approximately s.s percent on most rolled sheet products effective Feb. l and raise struc- tural shapes and tin mill product seemed likely to force Wbeeling- pr1ces a like amount March 1. Pittsburgh to reconsider the size The Bethlehem announcement and ertecUve date ot its plaMed followed one Sunday by Wheel-increases. ing-Pittsburgh Steel, the ninth There was no Immediate reac· largest producer, which saJd it tion Crom the White House· would raise its prices on fiat-where administrations con: rolled and galvanized sheet pro-·cerned about inflation have ducts by an average of 7 percent traditionally opposed steel price effective Jan. 3. increases. THE PRODUCJ'S are used in the automobile and appliance in· dustries and such price in· creases are generally passed along to consumers. Other companies had not yet indicated whether they would join in 1977's second base price increase. Some, including U.S. Steel, the nation's largest pro- ducer, have indicated higher prices are needed. Bethelehm blam ed rising costs, "which cannot be offset by improved volume and or produc- tivity alone," for its action. BETH'tEHEM'S announce· ment of smaller increases Son Returned HOWEVER President Carter has endors;I a ylan to slow the no~ o( imports, which would permit U.S~ producers to ralse prices and improve their earn· in gs. ·'Bethlehem is fully aware or the current efforts of Che ad- ministration and Congress to al· levlate the serious problems faced by the domesUc steel in· dustry," Bethlehem said in ~ statement. Bethlehem said that details of the Carter plan had not yet been announced, however, and it could take six months to de· termine whether the relief package was effective. Greek President Forgives Kidnap N~,COSIA, Cyprus (AP). -~anting "Death to the kidnap. pers, 50,000 Greek Cypriots Jammed Freedom Square in downtown Nicosia today to demonstrate support for President Spyr<?s Kyprianou after the rele'ase of his son by right-wing ex- tremists. The president repeated be has ••rorgiven" the abductors ot his 19-year·old soldier son Achilleas. The younger Kyprianou sald he was kept blindfolded In a chilly underground hole that waa 6 feet Jong and 6 feet wide but only 19 inches high. After his son's release at dawn Sunday, the preaident promised that the kidnappers would not be prosecuted. "For those who have repented, there is still a place among us. For those who have not there wiU be punishment," Kyprianou told today's rally. (J.S., "letMa• Re..-e Tallcs PARIS CAP>-Amer ican and Vietnamese negotiators met for three hours today in a resumption of their talks to nocmallze relations between the two nations. A joint communique said the two delegations had "cordial discussions on matters of mutual in· teresl" and agreed to meet ~----------.... ·again Tuesday. ( J Assistant Secret ary of /N SHORT · State Richard Holbrooke and Dep uty Foreign Minister · , Phan Hien met in the white.pagoda-shaped Vietnamese Embassy. lt was .their first meeting in more than six months. The two negotiators met for two days al the Vietnamese Embassy in May and for two days at the American Embassy in June. Carter P•lte• EcoM ... fl Plan W ASffiNGTON CAP> -President Carter, pl acing a heavy em· phasis on the economy, canceled today's regular Cabinet meeting to confer with economic advisers and congressional leaders on the package or tax. employment and anti-inflation measures be will unveil in January. Administration officials, working under Vice President Walter Mondale and Stuart Eiienst.at, Carter's assistant for domestic af. fairs and policy, are in the midst of an effort to complete a master domestic policy agenda for 1978. Eizenstat said Sunday top priority would undoubtedly be given to the economy, althougb "we don't have the priorities all set." 3 Tee11-affft"• Held 111 Arse11 • W ASIUNGTON, Ga. CAP>-Tbtee white teen-agers are being held in connection with fires that broke out within minutes of each - other and gutted four black churches ln rural east Georgia. The wooden frame churches were unoccupied and there were no injuries in the blazes Sunday night. • "The fires were all within 20 miles and all in the same direc- tion," Wilkes County Sheriff Cecil Moore said. ''They started from the east out of Lincoln County and went west into Wilkes County." Moore said there bas been no trouble between blacks and whites in the area. M~ryland Hit by Rain ' I Dead at 79 ,.,. . .,.,...... Actor Cyril Ritchard, whose s tage career spanned six decades, died of cardiac ar- rest Sunday at Northwestern Memorial Hospital near Chicago. He had been in a coma since Nov. 25. Hi~role as Captain Hook in 'Peter Pan" brought his greatest Came in the U.S. He will be buried Wednesday beside his wife. actress Madge Elliott who died in 1955. Cargo Jet Crashes; 3Aboard SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Federal investigators are trying to figure out why a United Airlines DC-8F cargo jet with three crewmen aboard lert. a holding paUern near Salt Lake International Airport before crashing into snow-blanketed mountains 26 miles north of here. A team of 15 to 20 reuue workers located the wreckage of the jet Sunday but was unable to find any survivors or remains in snow up to four feet deep. rtie search was recessed at sundown and was to resume today. THE PLANE crashed al about the 7 ,300-foot level or a peak on the north side ot Baer Canyon, oCCiclals said. 'fbe wreck was some 21h miles from the nearest road, and rescuers had to hike in on snowshoes. Davis County S heriff Dub Lawrence said the plane hit just below the mountain top, scatter- ing wreckage a quarter mile up the peak and down to the other side. "I don't see how anyone could survive,'' he said. United identified tbe crew as Capt. John Fender, 49, First fricer Phillip ModeslU, 46, and Second Officer Steve Simpson, 34, all of the Chicago area. THE PIANE was attempting to land in Salt Lake City early Sunday to pick up Christmas mail. The pilot bad reported landing gear trouble and was or- dered-into a holding pattern. Gunman . Wo11nds . 2, Killed .. BATON ROUGE, La. (AP> -If A black man quoted aa saying be was looking for •'any white man" entered the city police sta· lion, shot the desk sergeant and a bail bondsman and beat up a telephone operator beCore being fatally wounded by another or. fleer, police said. The gunman, descri~ as o. young man, "Carried no lden- Uficatlon and po1ke were unsure of bis name today. Atlafk 0ctH . POUCE CJOEF Howard Kid· der said the gunman told him before he died that be had ep. tered the at.ation Sunday nJght "looklng for any white man, and . Cnula Site 11.r .,.,...... God .aent..rne." _ The wounded sergeant, Robert Wayne Cupit, and the bond.sman, August Arnold, 44, were in critical condition - Arnold with a chest. wound and Cupit with a wound in his ab- domen and a grazed forehead. The telephone operator, Nelt Anderman, was not seriously hurt. THE SHOOTI NG occurred! at the police station's booking desk, on the ground floor near a side door which is used at night when the building's main en- trance is locked. Police said the gunman walked up to Cupit and said he wanted to bail out a jail prisoner. When Cupit bagan looking through the arrest docket, the man pulled a .45· caliber pistol and shot him twice, officers said. ••Jllrftl ,. ... ~ Willi am Loeb, publisher of the Manchester, N.H., Union Leader, and his wife were seriously injured in a traffic accident south of Reno, Nev., Sunday. Loeb, 72, and wife, Nacky, 53, suf· f ered multiple injuries when their Jeep struck a patch of ice, skidded off the road and overturned. Map s hows .location of Funchal. Madeira. near where a chartered Swiss Caravelle jet with 57 persoru; aboard apparently exploded in midair and plunged into the ocean Sun- day. Nineteen were killed, 17 are missing and pre- sumed dead, and 21 sur- vived. It was the second aviation disaster at Madeira in less than a .month. Cab Driver Takes Fare 'To Cleaners NEW YORK (AP ) -A West German visitor who asked a tax- icab driver to take him to a mid· Manhattan hotel was taken to the cleaners instead. Police said Manfred Fradich or Berlin handed over $97 .63 for a mile·and·a·half trip that took some 30 minutes through almost deserted streets. For a little more he could have flown a bargain charter back to Europe. F RADICH SAID he boarded a cab at the East Side Airlines Terminal at 38th Street and First Av~ue at 2 a.m. Sunday and the cab made its circuitous way to the President Hotel at 234 w. 48th St. Once ~ere, the cabbie de· manded and received $97.63, ex- plaining that $10 of that sum was for transportatfng two small at- tac he cases. The ride should have c95t no more than $2, in· cludJng' tip. POLICE OFFICER Thomas Blden said the name of the cab company was unknown and that the dashboard lights over the driver's license were out, so the passenger could not read the driver's name or li cense number. ·:This happens a lot," Biden said. "The drivers figure they Clhe foreign visitors) don 'l know the exchange rates, and they get away with it." Seaway Cle aring ~ MONTREAL CAPl -Nearly 100 vessels are tryillg to clear the St. Lawrence Seaway before ice forces it. to close for the rest of the winter. The gifted turtle. For, every man - under everything~ DAMON'S super fitting turtleneck shirt in finely ribbed, machine washable acrylic. For that air of casual elegance, alone or under sport shirts, sweaters. blazers and jackets. Why not give him a turtleneck, wardrobe in white, natural, camel, yellow, brown, rust, blue, navy, black -plus heather tones, S-M-L-XL 18.00. CALIFORNIA Brown Evasi"te on Stftnd· ·bind Use Billa Get Comradictory Signals SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr •. -ltl.ll smartint from the political backlash against his era-of.lJmits philosophUJng -is wary and evasive about proposals for state control of prime agncuJtural land. Jn an interview with The Associated Press the 39-year-old Democrat eave contradictory sigi,aJs. about what stand he will take on pending bills to im· pose state land use controls . . But there were more negative signals than positives about Brown's attitude toward broader state controls. "l 'M VERY SUPPORTIVE OF community control. I've had my fill of central bureaucracies " Brown said of state land use proposals. ' He said he Is "pushing very hard" to develop a statew.idc land use policy and might have something to announce in about two weeks. But: moments later, Brown said, "l dori't see any big land use plans on the front or b~ck burner." 'Presamed Dead' Missing Crew Search Ended lte llated .the creation of permanent com· missions to re~ulate development alont the California coast among the major accomplish· meots of his admlnistraUon. But Brown said those commissions "have 1ot to get that act together before we go to the Nevada border" with statewide controla. AFTER A PmWSOPKICAL discussion ot the long-range Implications of allowin& homes freeways and factories to cover the nation's most fertile and productive farm lands, Brown quipped: "Happy people or happy vegetables?" • •·The tract house ls a step up for a lot of people who see it as an Improvement m their quality of life, so I would not in any way minimize the lmportanee of that. And California's econosny ls chugging along in a significant part due to ~onstruction of those tract houses." • • GOV. EDMUND G. BROWN JR. PUTS A HARO QUESTION TO THOUGHT And SomeUmes the Answers Don't Always Come E••Y Those ~e the k.Jnds of comments Brown has "WE'RE TALKING ABOUT freedom. We're by environmentalists for his lack of leadership on been making more frequently as bis 1978re-electioo talking about dernoeracy. And I'm not. going to be land use issues, also endorsed a number of argu. campaJgn approaches and the need becomes more imposing policies that are flol something that I feel roents in support or st.ro.ncer land use controls: jmmediate to mend polillcal fences. particularly strong about, and are against the de- sires and interests of a majority of the people." ''IF YOU WANT TO GET THE philosophy, it's AND AS B.ROWN HAS COURTED labor and "That ls an elitist view of the world that I don't that we have a finite amount of land. CertaJn land is agriculture in recent months, he has muted th~ share," he said. more approrpiate for certain uses than for other "era of limits" and ''small is beautiful.. "Thepeoptearenotgoingtoturnoverzomnglo uses~filldwehavetostrivefor thebestuseolland. philosophizing which alarmed and irritated farm the state. We're not ready for that,•• he said. The state has a role in that. • labor and business interests. ' "It's a matter of balance," Brown said. "We've "I'VE ALWAYS FOUND TIDS A difficult area ' "California faces a major growth problem, given the environmental groups and the land use to deal with," Brown said of proposed state contrC1ls ·While there was a little bit of political noise eight thinkers a voice, and we've also allowed those who to curb the suburban expansion into prime farm ·~ont~s agolat>c?ut no 1:rowth, The average Califor- are trying to build and keep home prices down a lands. "I wouldn't rule it out. It's a possibility. But I man is faced with the problem of the state growing voice.•• · have to thlnk about it some more." at twice the national average, and all the problems SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The Coast Guard Brown added that he sees the issue of control· ''The counties are a lot more progressive than' that creates. has called off its search for the crew of the 30-foot ing suburban sprawl as being in conmct with in· they used to be." he added. . "It creates opportunities, but lt also brings pro- sloop, Countess, which apparently collided with a dividual rights. But Brown, who. has been criticized in the i>ast · blcms," he said. · Ger~nshipinSanFranciscoBay. -----.::;_~~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~---~--~-~~~-~~~~~~ Coast Guard Lt. Jeff Hibbitts said the hunt for the missing boaters, which was suspended late Sun· dav. would not be resumed. · 'l guess you could say they are presumed. fiead," J-Ubbitts said. "I ( ) . hate to be pinned down STAT'E and say they'r e definitely . gone, but we can't find --------' them. And it's awfully hard for anyone to sur- vive that long an lhe water." 2 Killed ira Hlghma11 Pileup BAKERSF'I ELD (AP ) -A Mountain View man and his infant son were killed when eight vehicles, including a Greyhound bus,,,J>iled up in a dust storm here. The victims. Kenneth Douglas Whitehead, 25, and Lafe Whitehead, 22 months. were in the sixth vehicle involved in the chain-reaction collision Saturday along Interstate 5 south of Stockdale Highway, ·the highway patrol said. Whitehead's wife Debbie, 23, was hospitalized with serious in· j urit'S . • Uan H eld in Shooting Deal. ... EMERYVILLE <AP) -A man has been booked for investigation of murder following the shooting deaths of his estranged wife and her male companion , police said. John King, 47, was jailed Sunday after he ·telephoned officers following the shooting deaths of Dorothy JGng, 30, and Ira Bean, 37, investigators .said. Toddler, Hit bfl Car, Dies LOS ANGELES CAP> -An IS.month-old tod- dler was killed when he broke free from his mother sle~pcd .into. a str~t and was struck by a..S?ar, th~ Cahforma Highway Patrol said. Ivan Cota, who had lived with his mother Olivia in Knights Landing in Yolo County. was dragged 50 feet by the car in Sunday's incident, authorities said. He was taken by sherill~i deputies to Santa Marta Hospital and pronounced dead on a.rrlvat from massive head injuri~s. '.ffa.sked Marvel' a Mystery LOS ANGELES CAP) -Although Police Chief Edward M. Davis vowed seven months ago, "some· day we're gonna find him," the identity of a dis· guised poWce officer who criticized the Los Angeles Police Department on KABC·TV remains a mystery. 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Those remarks apparently haven't endeared the as- sessor to Board or Supervisors Chairman Thomas Riley. Riley las t week seemed more interes ted in Jabbing 'back at J acobs for rockjng the county boat than in listen· ing to the facts regarding lhe assessor's proposed depart· ment reorganization. . The reorganization propases pay r aises and promo- lions for outstanding workers as well as hiring fi ve new ap- praisers to ha ndle the d epartment's increas ing workload. The cost for the balance of this fiscal year was e stimated by Jacobs at $66,421 and at $372,000 over the next three years. Any ne w proposal that expensive deserves careful re· view by super visors: However, such proposals deserve evaluation on their merit and not a jibin g dis missal aimed at embarrassing the assessor. . Jacobs' re marks on spending not\\ ilhstanding, it's fairly apparent that the workload of his de partment mus t be increasing under the burden of exte nsive new construc- tion and rapidly changing market valuations in the county. This is what the supervisors s hould be w~hing in con- ~idering his reorganization plans. · \ A F a ir Compromise For the average American, probably the most ~igrnfi ca nl action dunng the fi rst se!>!>IOn of thL· 9Slh Congress \\as its la~l-minule passa ge of a compromise m easure de- signed to rescue the sinking Social Security program. For those nearing r etire ment. the ne\\ s is mostly good. Their benefils will be gua ranteed and their period of highe r Social Security conlribul1ons will be re latively short. Younger workers a lso will be able lo rely on collecting their pensions, but they"ll wind up paying a lot more for the )Jf i vi legc. When the new ~oci al Security law goes into effect in 1979, the maximum taxa ble wage base Wiii be increased unnually until 1987. The blow \\ill be heaviest for those in hi gher income bracket s. but not so bad for workers earn· ing lower wages. T" o propos<.1ls of the Car ter Administ rntion were wise- 1~ clirntnatl'd by Congr ess. One ''ould have permitted the use ol general Treasury I unc,ls to help correct Social Security dc.-ficit~. thus rcmovin~ the basic premise that the µrogram should be self-supporting. The other "ould have required employers to pay pro- µortionatcly more into the program than workers· Ob- \'ious l ~· this extra ope rating cost would result in higher prices. The new bill correctl y maintains equality in employer-e mployee contributions . . Many retirees wiH be glad to learn that b y 1982 lhey:n be a ble to e arn double the present SJ .000-a -year limit without los ing Social Security benefits. On the whole, the compromise seems fair a nd worka- ble. ~-sun Sets Slo wly Sometimes laws ffiat see m quite promising don't work out when put into practice . Consider. for e~ample. the so-called "sunset l aw~·· that :.iutomaticall y close down the oper a tion of a stale <.1gency after a specific period --say five years --if the Legis lature does not rnle to extend its life. This sounds as if it would get rid of a lot of dead wood . and stem the proliferation or the bureaucracy. ·. Jn f<.lcl. 2-1 s tates already ha \'e adopted sunset laws and California has been considering such a move. But the state ·s legislati\'e adaiYst now has recom- m e nded 4.1gainst it. at least until there's more information on the way the la,i.·s are working in other stales. So far onlv two. Colorado and Alabam a. have had sun- set laws on the books for a full year and the results are not impressive. Colorado has s ucceeded in eliminating only four of 13 agencies tabbed for possible extinction. Alabama h as closed down one of 200. And both states report that citizens haven't shown much interest in this particular type or economy, while . lobbyists for groups interested in continuing the agencies have ste pped up their activities. So the analyst recommends holding back on man· datory s hut-down laws and instead requiring periodic re- \·iews of all state agencies which. if necessary. can be terminated or cut back in the tegular budgeting process. This seems to make sense until more results fro m other states can be examined. • Opinions expreued In the apace above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Daily Piiot, P.Oi Box 1500, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . . . BiJyd/Cartoons ByL.M.BOYD • Jn Italy, early artists drew their preliminary sketel\tl oa pieces of pasteboard. Tbe Italian word for pasteboard ls .. cart.one." Jt'a wb.4!re we Sot· our word .. carton." And ·•cartoon.•• Ollr Langua1e man says some word enthualaat.a lllce to tl>Jnk the flrst cartoonists were 10 named blC'aus• they uecuted Dear Gloo1ny GU: How can worttnr people recelv• telei>baoe repair 1etvle•? Tbt pbone eompany demand• a ''four·b our commit·. mer!t... Thal'• balf • day·1~ayt tbeir art on leftover card- board cartons. But that's not quite bow it was. "Cartoon" ~ame to be a rouab lr an1latlon of .. pasteboard dra 'WiD8a" Do visions of •qarplum1 dance ln your head every Cbristroas? Nor ln mJne, eltbtr. Never saw a tut· are,lum, ln fact. But that's not odd. Only place in the world Ylhtr• 1uaarph1ma srow ls Portu1al's Madeira lalanda. Oeor1e J . W. Goodman wrot. "'Jbe Money Game .. u!Jd•r the pae\ldODJIJll of A~m Smith. "It'• F,!•t bav- lnl a dUal ldeouty, • i,. ••>"· "Uk• being a lqitive with nobody ehasil\g you.•• .~ ..... -- Robert N. Weed/Publllher Thom.es K•vU/Editot Monda~ o.c.mo.r 19, 1977 OAP'l>Clra Krelblch/Edltorlal PaQt Edltor Jack Anderson l ' ... .. • ... U.S. Prosecutors Over zealou8 - ~ ' WASWNGTON -We reported tn an earlier column on a secret Hou11e lnvesttgatton of Guy Goodwin, a hll·and-run JusUce Department f'°"ecutor, whole hounding o suspected s ub- versives has been reminiscent of the Salem witch hunta. Tbe chief witness against blm, former Aaslatant U.S. Attorney ltodne1 Sager , testified behind closed doors about Goodwin's · abusive tac- tics . Sager described a Goodwin sally into Ri c h- mond, Va., as "a grandjuryblltz.n. He found hjmself a target or the blitz a(.ter he dared lo criticize Goodwin 's conduct. Recalling his experience before the Goodwin grand jury, Sager said: "He went over every single item point by point by point by point. And the second time, he started over on the same thing -point by point by point. 'the third time out, all over. the same thing ... "IT WAS TIUS type or constant badgering, over and C>Ver and ove r again." Yet typically, Goodwin was unable lo develop any charges against Sager; the grand jury interrogation was merely an exercise in harass- ment. Unfortunately, the Justice De partment has other pros- ecutors like Guy Goodwin. •·Former Watereate prosecutor Seymour Glanzer, whose dogged efforts helped to break the his· toric case. explained that the Watergate prosecutions have in- spired government attempts lo push too hard. This has resulted in "over· criminalization" of the law, he to ld us. Bankers. doctors. lawyers and other prominent people are being indicted, he said. for acts they didn't know were crimes. Prosecutors who believe the end justifies the meana wm one d~ cross the line between in· ves ligation and inquis ition . Already, too many prosecuton are more lbterested ln gaining convictions than Jn s eeking justice. Simply put, some of the good guys are cetttnii ollt ot bounds. · LACK OP evidence doesn't always deter these qver-easer prosecutors when they are alter someone they presume to~ guil- ty.· IC they can't prove a supposed crime, they search the statutes. for other technical o((enaes. · If the s us pect is ·a bust-'· nessman, he ts open game for harassment. Most buslnessmen, as one proaeeutor put it, "are In-· spected, audited, ttuestioned, p rocessed. fran-chised , chartered. stamped, taxed and examlnecl ". Every Umo a busi- nessman turm around,, he is vulnerable to adminislf'ative bounding. J\laUce Department attomey James H. Jeffries •dvlse4 pros- ecutors behind closed doors that the federal system "ls a verita- ble Cbriatmas s h opprlg catalogue of bad things to do to bad people." The problem is that Jaw enforcement offlctats Hke Jeffries are deciding wbo is '.'bad" and, therefore, who should be harassed. They a~ as- suming the roles of jud1e and jury; a.hey are punJsbing guilt before It ls proven. TO SOME law enforcement of. ficials, a1lnost any lactic short of lyncbJng ls a legitimate tool to use against suspected crooks. At the closed-door seminar, former Justlce Department attorney Robert Oier told bis fellow- proaecutors bow he applied 0 fan- tutlc pnmun" to "1'ap ®an u..· vestigaUon tnvolvlof a vot1q macbioe COmJ)any. He dilpatcbed 20 a1eDtt .t once to lnterview witoe11es. "They moved acrou the~· Uke a swarm of locwsta and. i.D about four daya, lnterviewtcrap.· proxlmatelY 100 people,•• bt Mid. ''You wouldaot beUeve &be k1flol panic Ulll ... caused ln the vOUQc machine ~,pany. Bui as a"'°. suit, five or ai~ people. . .atvted to talk u aoon as the acenta bit them." An other ma jor abuse. Seymour Glamer told '1S, is the "willy-nilly" ,application of the conspiracy charge. Conspiracy is vague; it can occur anywhere the suspecls migbl have exchanged comm unlcatioos. THUS, by alleging conspiracy, the prosecutor can just about choose the m06t favorable, J~a tion for the trial. He can also pyramid the charges, accusing each defendant of the others' crimes, which puta more ~· sure on the defendants and creates a greater media splash. Nor b it uncommon fol' P~. ecutors to join forces aealftst anyone who attacks them. Testified Rodney Sager : "We're talktng about a patftnal or·.-1 ganization. That paternal or- ganliation is the Department of Justice. And most of the U.S. at- torneys, Assistant U.S. at- torneya ... in that fraternal con- cept, if one is attacked, most come to bis aid." Some prosecutors brine their aggressive tactics into the trial, courL If the testimony takes a , bad tum, for exaa,nple, former New Jersey prosecutor Martin G. Halloran urged : "Get up and. nljlke objections. Make spurious obje"ctions. Just get \Jp there, Get lbe defense counsel off the track. Just get up, object. knock over some water. Do something. We are in search of the truth; there is-o no question about tbat. Bot ii is1 • stilf an adversary proceedlng, ~ and you want to win." ' The overzealous prosecutors, of course. see themselves as good gays out to convict elusive crime lords, corrupt politicians and shady businessmen. More often than not. the prosecutors are cor- rect about their suspicions even though they may lack the proof. But the rights of the innocent will no longer be safe if the rights or the guilty are violated. '' IPs those KoreAns ~it1. '' Nol all government attorney&~ of course, ~ss for coovictions atll tbe ei~ of jusUce. Many s~ believe that falr play and in- dividual rights are more lmpot! .! tant than sending people to jaiU:> But the quality or justice depen<tf>- increasingly on the prosecuttnl. " attorney handling the case. ~!, ~ .................................................................................................... ....... -~ Earl Waters Public Marina Loans Spark Controversy=~ An ongoing controversy between marina operators and the state, while of concern to the several hundred proprietors and thousands of small craft owners, · bas a deeper significance. The battle is being waged over the fact Because ot the low cost loans and the r,ct the publicly owned marinas are not subject to property taxes, the docking facilities are available to boaters at rentals below those at private marinas. th~ state, NOT ONLY ls this considered through lta unfalrcompeUUonbut,asRobert Department Cooper, president elect of the of Navigation statewide M~a and Reerea- and Ocean lion Asaoclatlon, complains, Development, "State fundinl of public marinas baa been loan· ha.s resulted In 1018 of prolita In ing millions ol the private Met.or to tbe point d o 11 a rs to that lending lnsUtutlona are no local govern· .' longer interested in thla type of ment for the ~ development." development ol public marinal. Cooper also charges that State These long term 30 year low 4~ funding of local marinas bu percent interest loaos.bave b.tftit. placed a burden on local tax· citles into tbe marina hl•lnels, payers who must sobsJdlze "hid· r,urportedly in response to (en coet,t" of the below cost 'public demand." • marina operaUons as well as lole · But the private operatQ(W lbe fn>perty toes which would clalm the pubUcty llnaoetd t •PP y 4f tb• ,.arinaa were marinas are not CJG1y bebla de." prtvatclit~: veloped in lftU where there 11 1 Cooper dJb 4iapJtes the de- no clemomtrated need but lo .,.nment'• claims that tbe p~ direct competltlon wtth · ll'•m lt beinc operated for the established private martnu. benefit t:J "the thiiuaand.I of boat Sydney Barris ' t ownel'S in the state. '-rile depart- ment's program," be points out. "takes tax money provided by the lower income boat owners (those with boats under 24 feet) and uses it to construct facilities prlmarlly for uppper in· come boat owners, particularly sailboat owners wbo contribute littleoraothingtothefund." THE BUE provides another example of the ,government tak· tng easily collected tax dollan, in this case the gasoline tax money, and uslDg it to inveigle local government into public operations to the cletrlment of the private sector and 'lbe local property owners as well, wbo must thereafter· subsidize the operatlooa. The marina operators are sug- aestinc some chances in the pro- gram but they have yetto find ~x p re 11 ion ln the form of legislaUon. Their major pro- posal• ,are to require public marinas to be operated by private lesseu and to direct future k>ans for marina develop. menta tolbeprivateaector. , .. The nquin!ment that clUes"', turn over marinas to private ... operators would effectively ~ eliminate unfair competition ~ because it would restore the~ facilities to the tax rolls and , necessitate their operaUoo at a > profit. Making state loans to ~ private developers would also ., serve to eliminate public com· " peUUon. ., INASMUCH. as more than '" three-fourths of the berthing for ·~ small craft is, according to the •e association, provided by private ~ marinaa. the encroachment by.,, publicly financed and subsidizea ~ facilities hardly seems warrant.. ed. And, while tbe state claims the need ls brought about by the ~ "gouging" rentala chareed by _ private marinu, a comparison of rates between pubUc andl private facilities fails to substan- tiate those claims. . However, even U that were true, one can hardly view the problems of boat ownen as one I beiDJ vital to llvinl and thus justifying governmental in· terference. ~ "'Can ¥ou Find ~th~ Missing Part of These Trios?· It's been mlllJ a moon a1Me we've relaxed Of that '1 tb• n,bt verb) wt.th a qula. So MN lt • debonair llttle entry caUtd "Trios." 111 pl"Oride two mee-. bets of a trio, and 70U ldeAUly\M lblrd. Jt'a a toucb U1ak1. • a uor• of 40 l*cm& oucht to IBMe' you feel 1aaua. l. Aa everyone knows, Utt ftrwt lllHHle tapped b)' lfon~Clft die t t l etraph • was, ••wJiat hatb God wrou1bt1''; the flrtt word• spoken by Befl over the telephone w e r e , "Wats on , second ls the Preakness -what · he fs IntrQduced la Henr1 IV. dies is the tblrd? 'II in Henry V, and wu revived for · Queen 'EUzabeth'1 pleuure 4n 7. Julius Caesar wu a member wblcb play? of t he First ·Triumvirate; 10. Qeologicall1 11)eaklnr, Pompey was tb-1ocond therehavebee.ntbreemalneru ' member;whowutbe~ ' alnee the P~ambtia ot five 8. SFiaking of P.esar, every bUllon yean aao~ UM PaJedJoic, school know hi• llde. '!AU the Mesozoic, Cd the era wt are l Gawia vided1"totbreeparta•1·~ no" living in, wh!cb fl caJ.l.t one part was CelUc Ga\11. a whatf · · aeeoad one wu Aqultulat. wbat 11. "Dlumal" anllllall come wu the third caDed by hisar 1 out b1 ~; "nodurnal1' animals e. Shakespeare'• most. popuJU' com11ot~ by nibgbt: whet dpt w1e i. character, Falltaft\ makes bJa ca · UVl9e w o come ou n . appearance in tllree of tho playa; twilight? 12. Early Gl'ftlc arehttecture waUonSc, Dortc.orwbatonMI'? · ANtWEa8: 1~ "llary bad a little 1amb ... 2. .\mmll. 3. Seth. 4. n. Com· moan. s. Atropos. t . Belmoat Stal•. 7. Ctaaaut Ct.be rJcbllt • m1tn f1' Rome). '-Belli• t . r 'tt'h• Mttr)' WI"' al Wlldtor.\~ .. -10 .• Tbo CeDoaoh • .l~.·~ "et.puat\llar," J2. Cori.ft~"'!~tl I AT YOUR SERVICE I OBITUARIES ••Ill ~le Foree .. i DEAR PAT: I& a store required to have an advertised ite m available ._.,.I get there? All Loo often I have the awful experience or being told, ''We're sold out." There ought to be a law •&alnal this! · J .J ., Newport.Beach 'hen ll. State law aaya that each of a.. adtertber's storet wltbln the area el u ad 10ust bave enough of the ad- yer&l1ed products available al or belew advert.bed prices to meel a re- a ... ably expected demand, unless ~ ad dlKIOffS a limit oa the quantl- ,,.. llereba.nts are, however, allowed Mme leeway on supplies -lf they can ·demoutrate an unusual demand for tile product cauaed them to run oat or tile advtttiaed merchandise. Most bulnesses, including dlsco\lnt ltorea, 'Will iuue a "raln check" for aold·out or unavaUab~ advertised l&ema. Be •ure to requesJ_ this service. Tiie nba check Is an order form ud bo&la ~ou and the business have a cop1. When lhe Item 111 obtained, the store contacts you and the merc:han· .SU. then la sold to you at the original· Jy advertlaed price. U ls helpful to eave a copy ol the ad and be able to preaent It to the retailer to prove that an anavaUable Item was advertised at a certain price. lllp-oll Retttedles DEAR PAT: What can I do if the product I buy turns out to be deCec· live? This has happened lo me with several retail purchases lately, and l would like to know my right.s. T. B., Huntington Beach You may be able to argue suc- ceasfally that you are entitled to full cull refund or exchange. U the pro- dad Jt covered by a ~arranty, you are entitled to either a repair, replacement or rerund. Most warran- tiet allow the store or man\lfacturer to replace the llem rather lb.an refund eaLllOAIWAY MOITVAIY 110 8ro.dwav Cotta Meta Mt.t1&0 -...,...,.,,_.,LAMI • <iOf er pr'lbkm • T.-.. ""''" Iv ~ Dvn Pet 111iU cw '"' /41¥ fl"lll•9 lh, o ....... ,, GAd Olf-l'C* _ _, U> Ml¥ ~"''" "' .,.,, •'r""',.,., """ bu>IMU #oU "°"' qw'PIOO\t '" f'OI lhl~' Al y..,., ~n•o ~ COGll V.W11 Plloe I' II Uvz 1.#1 1'<14"1 Mrao CA tltif .U -II lt'ffrta 11• pt1•<1N~ llUl/ IHI Oftl!L4'fl'd bill ~ """''"'' ,,, ,.,,,,, ... ~ ""'""'"II ,,... •tod4'rl /loll 1M11t1r udd•o• ulld (N.tJn• •• ,.,,..,,. p"°"4r Mlft~-Mt-..Wt..a l lllJC<i1"1'UIQjj!MQta ... tv 4' n #Jl( Sillwrdoy• the purchase price. It yoa need further laformaUoe oa your ri&hta H a buyer·coaaumer, er reel you have been "rlpped,..f" aad are exploring legal aJ&eru&l"' lw action. C«lGtact the sta~ 0.utmeat of Consumer AUalrs at 1* N st., Sacramento. Caur. 95l'H. ~ dnart· meat will mall currea& ..,.__..._ the state's consumer pro&ectJGe la•• to you. GeoddU,• 'J'r•ded DEAR PAT : Am I ••aally enUtled to a rerund or exchan,. oa'l Coodl purchased? This problem always seems to come up after the bolldqa H.P .. Costa Mesa Each store can set its owa policy oa refunds and exchange•, aad ceneral- ly, you are not legall)' utitled to either. Moet stores will exehange or refud on a voluntary bas ls, however. Opett aaMI Sluat· c .. e1 DEAR PAT: What informatioll ll a door-lo-door aalesperson nquired to provide? K.E .. Fountain Valley A door-to-door saleapenon ls re- quired to &ell you bis el' lter name, company ud p.-ocluct, aJMt to display fden&lficatloe. Pallure to do any of the above can be Ute basla for legal actlon tr a sale ls tr~cted. Net rtettwf! P4!rleet DEAR PAT : I've noticed that pie· lures or merchandise in adverUse~' ments often appear nicer tha)'l the ac· tual merchandise. This a ppears to be r alse advertising. Is it? H.O., Mission Viejo Uafortunately, mlaleadlng plduea ar• all too common. tJader the law, If Ille pldln el &lie P'"•d la not &lie tame Item, It II W.,al. Mlan,c111• taU.., bowenr, ls sabJee& to.,..... la· terpretat.lon and la difflealt to proye. WIS1CLW CHAPIL 427 E. 17th St. eo.taMesa * 846--4888 e.nt• Mt Chapel • 8t8 N. Broadway Santa Ana• 6'47-<4131 ~1101"HS ~.UY 127 Mlln St. Hwltlngton B.ach • 63&6639. L08 ANGEL.ES CAP) -The United Farm Workers ot America bas been told to Umit th• number ot ltJ picket.a at Kaplan 'a Fr ult and Produce Co. after belna accu1~ of haruaJng and lntlmldaUn• cmtomera nd employees. .. ,_, ...... T ~Ol.OMIAL NMllAL NOMI 1t019otNAw. We1trnln1ter ,le:J..3525 PAC..CYllW ~LPAalf CM!IMry ~UllY Cftapel • 3&00 Paclffe View °'1'19 N-..ort. O.llfofnia ,~ MsCOIMtCI 'MOtlTUAllll ~9~ tet~!!t' sen ..:,;c;~,,ano •t5'-177t Monday, 0.0.mw t 9. 1977 Coanell ~leetlons HlJ Launches ~~rive DAILY PILOT JI 'f PARENTING CUSS SET TILUCOPU ~a lwtttMtl.., cw tt ...-. '--· ....... "' ,...,, .... l,aNV...,T•w_.. Mlrt'U ._" '-·~-~==s l.Af•OfAf '1N ASTWHOMICAl OPTICS FOR l.S Yf.AllS'' OPiNMON-SA 9 :30 •0•100 (714) .... tlH ..... 1711 MfADI IHSTIUMIHTS 729 W. 16th St .. Cott. ae.s. By aoaar BARKER °' ........ &Miff A six week chlldrais· ing course, sponsor ed by rhe Oran1• Cou nty Chaplet of the American Red Cross, will meet · Mondays, beg\nning J an. 9. 7:30 p.m .. at Hoag · M emor ial Hos pltal, .---------------... "'!9ie--~ Newport Beach . The ~ Beacb Chamber of Commerce For further informa- hu elJ!~ oft a dr•• to raise between $10,000 tlon or to register for the Ad $11.0Q1 to be uttcl la btxt Aprll's city couaeU class call the Red Cross tltcll.-. · Orange County Chapter Ra!!~· execuuve dlrector of the chamber, a. Nursing and Health pro-&11.d ey wlU be r~ from voluntary COO• grams al835-5381. trilHa y the newly tWmed Community PoUUtll AeUoa Committee, it pollUdaJ arm of the chamb9r. ':•kdhw~l~n~~~~f He NW letters were_, out in lhe mail today to I U.. IOO ~her of comm1rce members, askin1 for Pianos voluptarycootribution10U1oormore. and t' "· --. i KIUS IA.ID THAT llMILA.ll drives have bttn Organs f': -~ f _· lauacW tw other cbqber \,\IUt.s in the naUee but F•crorr Flft.,,cJng • that t.h1s Will be the first such effort in Huntington . LESSONS. INSTRUMENTS Beach. . ··-CM~~ Kiser s aid lhe money Crom the war chett Will not I 1 ..-. , -. be contributed direcUy to candldat.ea but ft'ill be ,~ ••"4 •• ••• spent on behalf of their campaigns. i;iiiiiiii-iiiii• ,ii ... ii,..iiiiiilir Huntington Beach auto deafer Bol> 'ftn')', who has been active in previous city cou.ndl campalens as a/und raiser, iB chairman of lhe new committee. IN Hl8 LEftBK TO CllAMBll& 0 D'lembtr1, Tefrf observee that there art Clllly • clUts in the counµ')' larger tball Huntington teach. ··we lhould all bt.09ftc•mecfthat we attract the stron1eet, most capable pofiilca1 leaden possible,·• he said. · H• Hid the committee will Mtk out. Interview and aupport worthy candidatee lW all looal. state and nJUonal elections as well u 1peclal a11essment diat.rtcta. · .. HAVING· HASSLE wfttllnl IW• ~1 Ttllk fre• Wfth oo...umer affairs ttcenNd dalm• expert· 1714t 547-824f FREE HOLIDAY GIFT WRAPPING AT STATE MUTUAL SAVINGS .,.... ro-' bo:.ed ,. .... to ... frCNl9 Dec ...... ltfflllllla•llltMZW 11 a.& to l p.-. U•tde)~ 3,.a .... .-, ...... s for .... ,_tory .... ,.. !If you don't know what the Benefactory la. ask) Don't be dlaaOllOlntedl Tltere II aUll tl"'a io pkllJ UJ .a CHRISTMAS HONE"( BAKED H.AM No phone OfM ......... .. ...u..ric.-.J t:"-""C...,. • Ready to Serve wllh Honey 'n Spice Glaze • Spiral Sliced for easy serving • We Package :1nd ShiR from Coast toCoast • Full Service O.lloe.lalsen • lmPMt«! Cheeatl!I OIANSE T•tt.-IC .... a J41t ~ T•tlll ~·· OJ4) 197.j911 ft... WHEIM .....L... CORONA DEL MAI PAUi' J1MS NOW IN . , ..... v-. (:j,.,,.,.,,.,-J700 I. 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It looked like no low tar cigarette would ever ,break the mold. Then one did. l . ~1975: t Richmond Research learn Perfects l 'Enriched Flilvor~ Tobacco. . ;~·r I ~~ , Philip Morris ~rch Center Tower. Richmond. Va. By adding these ingredients back into tobacco, 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco was developed and pei;f ected. This special tobacco was then packed into a new low tar cigarette called MERIT Taste testing began immediately. · · After twelve years of intensive effort, a team 0f. scientists at the Philip Morris Richmond . August, 1975: Research Center successfully isolated certain "key,. Tests ProVe New MERIT DelivetS flavor ingredients of tobacco in cigarette sinoke. Taste Of Cigarettes ·Hmng Up To · Natural ingredients that possess the uniqUe · · ··: · ~-·, · · 60% MoreTui: ~iU~~~~~r~~~out~~m~n~~!~~~-~-~~---~~~<-·~,--, MERIT was tested against a ~umber of higher J ~ . . tar cigarettes. rthe goal~ to confirm tne breakthrough With · · smokers like yourself. ·-~· i I ,, .. #' To achieve this goK Philip Morris conducted the most extensive testing ever for a new cigarette- tests involving thousands of smokers across the-- country. . The American Institute of ":"'"!' ... ~~.0-··L·c:""" Consumer Opinion tested MERIT against leading low tar cigarettes ranging in tar from 11 mg to 15 mg. The results were conclusive: MERIT was reported by a majority of smokers tested to deliver as much-or more-taste than cigarettes having up to 60% more tar! Repeat: delivered as much-or more-taste. January, ~976: Cigarette Market Bombshell! MERIT was introduced to smokers in January, _ 1976. In just three months, it passed 45 older cigarette brands. By the end of the year, it had moved up to 13th position among all cigarette brands. "MERIT may turn out to be the most successful new cigarette introduction ever:' -The Maxwell ,_ Repor t, December, 197(j. But smokers weren't interested in MERIT success. They were interested in-and excited about-MERIT taste. So much so, that an ·unprecedented amount of unsolicited smoker mail came in applauding the breakthrough. 1 . ~ (~fter smoking mu:pctck, I ivas really amated .... they are as good as th~~. ·~r rettes with nigher tar." -Mrs. Brenda Oark Opelika. Alabtma ~cigareµes have converted me from a confinned high tar tjgarette smoker to a low tar smoker?' ' Mondey, ~mber UI, 1177 OAILYPILOT A• January, 1977: · Taste Science Breakthrough Brought · To· 10051 S111okers. The MERIT technology that produced a whole new taste standard in low tar smoking was applied to a longer. length cigarette with striking results. In tests against a number of major IOO's ranging from 17 mg t0-19.mg tar, smokers reported that, overall, they liked the taste of new 12 mg tar MERIT lOO's as much as the higher tar brands tested! The taste barrier for low tar smoking had been broken again. For the second time, MERIT delivered what high tar cigarette .stnoker~ had always said they wanted: a good-tasting low tar cigarette. And again, the smoker response was over- whelming. New MERIT lOO's immediately became one of the most popular low tar lOO's on the market. December, 1977: 75o/o Of Afl MERIT Smokers C0111ing FrOlll High Tur Brands. High tar smokin:g over? What seeme'd impos-. sible to consider once, may not seem so remote today. · · According to a recent survey,ithree--fourths of MERIT smokers-- have switched directly from a high tar brand! The toughest taste critics of low tar smoking are switch- ing to-and sticking ~-MERIT. For over twenty years, the cigarette industry had searched for a way to c9mbine good taste and low tar. ! -Mr. Robin Katz New 'lbrk, New 'lb'k -MERIT ended LOW TAR-tENRICHED FLAVOR' that search. 1 «Your'Enriched Flavor' process is the greatest. Thank you!" -Mrs. Patricia Amato L.lnden. New Jefley . These three responses are typical of the reaction smokers had to MERIT, the 'Enriched Flavor, cigarette. Many smokers requested that MERIT be made available .in a longer · length. mhat r~quest was met .. ....,_-·"'"" Warning: The Surgeoo Gsneral Hes Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is bangerous to Your Health. With the technology, the test results, and now this kind of response .from high tar smokers, ·there's little doubt. MERIT is the first major alternative to high tar smoking. And you can taste it. • ~·. I r ' . • AJ8 QM. Y P\lOT 1177 NATIONAL • escued Miner Re.turns 8*4 Author Clifford Irving. who f ake d an au to biography of Ho.ward Hug hes. ha s been sued tor $15,000 by G. P. Putnam's Sons, with the publisher claim· ing he failed to deliver a prom· ise d manu· script1 "'Those Girls .• MAU TOUI TIAI .. CHAllTAIU ...,COUMTt ,.. ..... _. 1917·71 Y_. ..ts SH,IOt Sat I I ........ 11•• SZl,900 w-··,.....~~-He Never Looks Back at Five Days of Agony 'l'OWER CITY. Pa. <AP> -Ronald Adley, the ruaed coal miner rescued from a flooded coal cine after being burlcld ellve for nearJy live de)'1, lt -~la the eam• mine with noaec:ood t.bouabu. _.It i*'t bother me a blt," said the 38-7ear-old. Adley, wbO returned to the same mine two montba after a March l disaster nearly claimed bit life. .. That's what kept me alive. I never looked ba~k." ADLEY JS A SHAllP FEATURED, autay man content with his privacy. He seldom talk.a about the ordeal he survived. It was his savvy and guile that helped hlm escape a killer wave of water that burst through the fioor of the Kocher Coal Co. 's Porter Tunnel in the beartol Pennsylvania's hard coal reaion. The mine where Adley works is independent. and was not shut down by the nationwide United Mine Workers strike. He endured the agonizing wait while rescuers feverishly jackhammered their way throu&h a 4~ _ f9'Q1 iJeam of unyieldinl anthracite to his air pocket a mile inside 400-foot blab Big Lick .Mowst.aJn. .. I say it was a treat thing," Adley said in re· calllng the terrifying· rush of water that splin· tered support Umbers, trffgered cave-ins and kl led nine fellow miners. No coal is being dug in the section of mine where Adley found safe· ty. And the cause of the ·accident is still under in· vesUgatioa. · After crawling through an escape ha~b gouged out by rescuers working around lbe clock, Adley rode an electric coal train to freedom on a misty Marcb6moming. ADLEY HE HAS SPURNED THE MANY offerf. he's had to leave the Williams Valley, and plans to work the mines the rest of bis life. "Why not? It's a good life," he said during an inter view. Adler. the father of two, started working ln the min ea when be was stlll in high school. BAD NOT FATE lNTEBVENED, no one outalde the valley would know who Ronald Adley ls. And be would probably like it that way. "I jut want lf?.i~ my•eU the way I was," said Adley. ''I'm no fanaUc, but l always believed in God. You're t.au1bt about God, but aometlmes sometblng has to baJ>r.ti! to you to make you realise wb•f it really me1111, •be added. •Eaeh person bas to have eomethini to turn to. Y eab, I can say I know what God is now." • Dessert Protein ToSJay Three Levels of Fine Shopping & Dining In a Relaxed Atmosphere WASlnNGTON <AP> -Ao imported sub- stitute won't be replac· Ing natural protein in the 800 mlWon gallons of lce cream produced in this country yearly after all, as the federal govern· ment backtracks under dairy mduatry pressure. A Food and Drug Ad· min1atl'aUm spokesman n1d it. was reneglng on a plan announced an May \O allow lee cream maters to use sodium eHelbate m place of DOD· fat dry milk. THE FDA said then that. lt decided the nutri· tional and taste qualities or ice cream would not be burtbytheswitcb. The tee cream ln- dustl'y agreed and noted costs would be cut about 5 cents a gallon by using • HOUDAYBU: ll&otp ••• Wed. tllnl Sat. ()pea: S... Moa., 'hes. 11 to Ip.IQ.. 1i00 So. ·coast H.,vy. Laguna Beach, Ca. Elldre ••• w.ck 5otlcla eo.a ..... .., F ... c..-........ c u , \ ~ u.;ooo . CASH-UAL ISTAft-liCUlmlS y • ._ .......... watt...,.,.,_.• 'ft YWCA OIANM COAST YMCA . IMO ..... .....,....,. ............ CatUM ' "-'4Mttt .................. 'fMCAt .. ·Your team scores AGAIN DAILY PILOT 142...U21 ........ (:J • But be still can't dismiss all the thlng& that hap· pened -the uncertainty that rescue..,_ would find him, the days alone in the blackness and the knowledge that two or the dead lay just below him. the European import, ----------------------------,;... ____ .:_ ______ ~-already in the American ,- "As far as forgetting, you never fot'get. Jt makes you sometimes sit back and trunk,·· 1.Ud Adley. "IT'S SOMETWNG THAT BURNS in your mind. I see it happening over and over. Sometimes I get r6 tless when I'm sleeping and I think, 'Ob, no.· But you ha veto put it behind you." An avid outdoorsman, Adley has gone back to doing the things he's done since be waa a boy. Thll fall, he bought a new bird dog and he enjoyed hunt.mg deer in \he fores~ hills around the town. ttitcheo 111 the form of wo n d a 1 r y coffee - creamers. whipped top. pings and instant breakfast drinks. BUT THE American dairy farmer balked. He argued that the change would cul h.is income and add saoo million to the Agr\culture Depart· ment 1 spending for dairy supports. In announcing the de· Fir K •11 ,., t ci1lon to keep sodium e• s . .ao caaelnale out of 1 , America'• favorite D l • d b F • deaaert, at least tem· B ivere Y ITB1ftBR porartly, the FDA said it determined the additive mlgbt lead to less nutritious ice cream. NEW YORK <AP) -A baby delivered by fireflgbten six months ago died before those same firemen could save bJm from a blaze in his Bronx apartment. "WE DA VE decided to '-•-___ , .. te•oke it (the rules Anthony Hotlil, stx months, and rwt S.yelll"WU cbanie> be-cause it sister, Rochelle, died Sunday when burnin1. would be poulble to furniture billowed amok~ through their tbird·fleor make an Ice Cl'e4IJD that apartment in the High Bridge secUon. wu Jeu autrltioUa tbm A brother, Leshan, 18 months, was rescued and the eurreal Ice cre•m,"· taken to Lincoln HospitaJ where he was listed tn Cail' FDA NM*elm.an Wa)'JHI condition. .. PlD• Qld. .· According to police and tire olficiall, Dorll• -::=======-"'1 Hollis, the mother of the children, said she Jett tbe c.n -.2-1111. youngsters in the apartment shortly before 9 a .m ... to Pvt a,,...,. buy groceries. toworl fOr • , ~~om Our Boys Dept. I ) ·• Let Us Help . . ••. A father discovers his adolescent daughter is experimenting with drugs. He doesn 't know what to do. • •. A lonely wife sobs into a pillow. Her marriage is breaking up. Her elderly parents have become a burden. 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J' 0 ii s lj tl p ~ ~ lW N .P ·cl m F INSIDE: •Stocks •Comks •Ttltvlslon •Entwulnment MoncMr. O.C.m~ 11. 11n Cakes You don't have to have French ancestors to take pride in bakin& the traditional French Buche de Noel. Nor need you have forebears from Germany or Austria to make a Bundkuchen or an Apricot Torte. Christmas is the Ume to bake and revel ln the Sood things that people from many lands have created for this great festival. A Buche de Noel can bring out the art.isl in any cook. Making it resemble a log recalls the day when throughout France it was the custom to bring in a huge Jog, big enough to burn from Christmas Eve through supper on Christmas Dar. A cbocol.ate cake roll suggested itaelf to ·the French pastry chef who no doubt fit&~ creat· ed a Buche. Traditionally, it has a creamy smooth filling and is adorned with realistic "knots" made Crom extra bits of cake and the.n... frosted over with Mocha Creme -roughened to look like bark. Buche de Noel, Bundkuchen and Apricot Torte all owe some of their special goodness to com starch which ls an ingredient in each. In Europe it is called "corn flour" and Is frequently mixed with wheat flour to achieve the desired cake texture. It ts also the ingredient that de· licately thickens America's puddings, gravies and sauces. BUCHE DE NOEL 3 eggs, separated 'ta cup sugar 1 tablespoon cold water lfi cup unsifted flour 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa 2 tablespoons corn starch ~teaspoon sail 1 tablespoon com oil Custard Filling, chilled <recipe follows> Mocha Creme {recipefolows) Chopped pistachio nuts or almonds with ~ocoa. Remove waxed paper and roll up in cloth beginning at one abort side. Cool sUgbUy,; unroll. Cut 1 <'h·inch> strip Crom long end or cake, reservir\g strip. ~:ad cake with Custard Fillliig spread.ins lo wi ~-inch of ed1es. Roll up. l'lace seam .side down on platt« or board. Cut reserved strip of cake into l·lnch pieces. Vis• ing wooden picks, fasten 2 or 3 cake pieces to op· poslte ends of roll to form "knots ... Spread with ft{ocba Creme lo resemble buk. Sprinkle nuts on knots. Chill before serving. "Makes 10 servings. CUSTARD FILUNG 'h CUP'$Ugar I/• cup com starch 14 teaspoon salt 2cupsmilk 3 egg yolks. ll&htly beaten lY.:i teaspoons vanilla In medium saucepan stir together sugar, corn starch and salt. Gradually stir in mUk until s mooth. Stirring constbUy, bring to boil over medium.heat and boll 1 minute. Stir about ¥2 cup of hot mixture into e1g yolks; return to saucepan. Cook over low heat, stirring constant· ly, 2 minutes. Stir in vanilla. Chill. Makes 2:Y• cups. pieces MOCHA CREME 1 package (6 oz) semi-sweet chocola,te 1 teaspoon instant coffee pQwder 12 cup margarine 2 tablespoons brandy or water 1h cup confectioners sugar ln small saucepan melt chocolate pieces over low heat. Stir in coUee powder. Cool. In medium bowl with mixer at medi\im speed, beat margarine. Add cooled chocolat.e 01i.1Cture, bran• -· dy or water until smooth. Gradually stir in s ugar. Cool just unW mixture is thick enough to spread. APJllCOT TORTE 1 Torte Shell (recipe follows> 'h cup apricot preserves % cup unsifted flour ~ cup corn starch 1hcupsugar 1 'h teaspoons baking powder If.! teaspoon salt 'h cup finely chopped blanched almonds 'f.i cup cor;11 oil 2eggs, separated 1ricupmilk 1 teaspoon almond extract DAILY PILOT .· ,· Line bottom of 15'12 x lO'h x l·inch jelly roll pan with waxed paper. In large bowl with mixer at high speed beat egg whiles until frothy Gradually add sugar ; beat until stiff peaks form. Stir together egg yolks and water; fold in beaten whites. Stir together flour, cocoa, corn starch and salt. Sirt over egg white mixture and fold in until well blended. Fold in oil. Spread in pre· pared pan. Bake in 400 degree oven 15 to 18 minutes or until cake springs back when lightly touched. Immediately invert onto cloth sprinkled <See CAKES, PAie 82) Buche de Noel, foreground, Bundkuchen and Apricot Torte. , was . ~,a::;.e Decoratf the tree, sing merry songs and gather together for the 'teative holidays. For tbe warmest, friendliest gathering serve a homemade ,deftoacy. Nesselrode Pie is an elegant, lu.scious treat for your family and friends. During your hectic holiday schedule you can still enjoy bak· lng when it's an ea5y, make. ahead Nesselrode Pie. Candied fruit is folded into a light but rich brandied custard filling and then mounded into your favorite pie shell. A wreath of Clµldied fruit makes •a pretty holiday decora· tlon. • Nessel.rode Pie is a traditional holiday dessert, too Ion& .over- shadowed by pumpkin and mince. So show your skillful dessert-making·hand and star Nesselrode Pie on your dessert table. N~ELRODE PIE 1 envelope unflavored . ee!atin . t)(t Cl.U> sugar, divided ' ~ teaspoon sa tt 4 eggs, separated tcupmUk 3 tablespoons brandy Cranberry Steamed Pudding, Creamy Mince Cheesecake, Eggnog Custard Pie 'r°4 teaspoon Cl'eflhl·of tartar ~ teaspoon vanllla 1 cup diced candied fruit, Pudding Children don•t have an exclusive op holiday dreams. They may long for presents under the tree, look forward to Grandma's visit and vaca· t.ion from school -but grown-ups have special .wlahes, too. CREAMY MINCE CHEESECAKE "'4 cup butter or margarine 1 cup graham cracker crumbs l/~upsugar 2 CS.Ounce) packaies c.ream cbeese, .ac>f· tened . milk 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened eobdenired Cookies It's bard to match the excite- ment of children on Christmas mornlq~ when they've just un- wrapped a new toy or found a ablny blke onderthe tree. Bµ~ ~~ ~e Of.her Christmas customs that will make them pretty happy. too, and one of i.heoi is s~ involved in the ·annual IM>llday baking, especial· ly wh~ result is a batch of J~{~: cdokies. 1.\YD:U• little bands may not be •adept at ctecoraUng these charm· in& little cook.lls, they certalnly can·belp ln stirring up the dough. , Tb~ Ulo C4U1 . help cut out the cookies . . " Y~ needn't be arUstlc or traJned ha paah·r and cake decorlatlng to do a respectable job ot ~ tbed1'little people. Try tbe prep~red lclnas sold eo1:91aerda!IJ 'In plastic tubes. Spe~i~ tlpi ft~~ ,io the end of the tu~•~ the lcln& into ~~dlcandou, . \'iii tbe way, when you're c~ 8at °'4 tbe·daPCb, be sure to form. a small bole lo the ~ .. vi .... ai ol the .. ~~=k~ j .... tMclPO. boles aQCt ,oa -~:J.• 'aati beaatlfa1 taomemad• ' Qllds~ISiSll. ~ N8 4 iii . flour tlllen~~r ~::==~IOda ·divided l 9-lncn 1raham cracker crust lo medium saucepan stir together gelatin, 'h cup of the sugar and salt. Beat together egg yolks and milk until blended. Stir into gelatin m1xture. Cook oter medium heat, stirring constant· ly, until mixture thickens and coats a metal spoon, about 6 to 8 minutes. Remove from heat. Stir in brandy. Cover and chill unW mixture mounds slighUy when dropped from a spoon, about 45 - minutes. Jo Jar&e mixing bow1 beat egg whites and cream of tartar until foamy. Add the re- maining V4 cup sug.,-. 1 table- spoon at a time, beating COD· 1 stantly until sugar ls dissolved and whites are glossy and st.and in soft peaks. Beat in vanilla. GenUy fold ~ cup of the fruit into chilled gelatin mixture. Then genUy fold gelatin mixture into egg whites. Tum into prepared crust. Garnish with remaining "'4 cup fruit. Chill until set. at least 3 hours or over· nit ht. ". ~Cakes tftom Paie BJ> \a teupoon cream ot t.arUt ~ cup apricot preserves WbJpped crearn Prepare Torte Sb.ell H 'directed; brush en· Ure surface with ~ cup aprllcot pr9'ervea. ln Juce bowl •Ur t.ocether flour, eom 1tareb, 11.t••r. • batinc powder and •all. Stir In almoncb. Make well lo center: add com oll, tH yollta, milk and almond extract; bea\ unW smooth. In small bowl with mixer al high speed beat e11 wblles and · cream of tartar until very stiff peak.a form. Gent· ly fold egg whiles into nour-cora 1tarch mixture until well blended. Turn into To.rte Shell. Bake in 350 degree oven 45 to 50 minu~ or until cake spr· Fast · Holiday ~snacks If you are looking for last minute ideas for im· , ~omptu holiday enter- t a In l nr, fancy hors d'oeuvrea are not out or reach. Ten minutes of ·preparation time may be all you need tor instant elegance. To make it look like you fussed when you haven't, try interesting com blnations or con· ventence foods such as small cans of meal s preads, canned soup and cheese spread. llt111 biack wb~n touched. Cool about 10 minutes on cake rack or unlll pastr)' shrinks from pan. a.move pan. Cool comptetely. Spread top of ~ah wl&h "4 cup •prk!ol. preffl'Vet. Torte Shell: In lar&e bowl, sUr toiether 2 cup1 uns~ nour, 2 tablespoons 1u1ar and v. teaspoon salt. With pastry blender or 2 knives cut 1n ~ cup mar1arine unlit coarse crumbs form. Mix lo 1 en yolk. Knead unW smooth dougn forms. Press evenly and firmly against bottom andaid.eaol9 x3·1nchspring Corm pan. . BUNDKVCHEN l cup margarine · 2cupssugar 2 teaBpoons vaniila 4 eggs, separated 2~ cups unsined flour ~cup com starch l teaspoon salt '-~ ~ ? Conversation always seems to warm up over a fondue pot. It's a great way to Jet guests mingle as they serve themselves and this ver s ion is especialJy easy on you. Start with a can of con- densed Cheddar cheese soup; add a can o( chunky chicken spread. for texture and rich mea· ty flavor. -$109 WESnRN OYmRS t-Ol.JAll.U. Just a little white wine and some s hre dded Gruyere cheese will complete this tempting -fondue. Served with a cr isp green salad, it becomes a delightful main dish for a late night supper. CHJCKEN 'N'CHEESE FONDUE 1 can (4~ ounces) chicken s pread 1 can (11 ounces con· densed) Cheddar cheese soup 2 tablespoons white wine If.a cup (2 ounces) Gruyere cheese, shredded Toasted French bread cubes In a medium saucepan over low heat, mix together chicken spread, soup and wine. Add cheese, a little at a time, stirring constanUy. Heat until cbees~ is melted. Transfer to fondue pot and serve with bread cubes. Makes 6 servings. · DEVILED HAM HOUDAYBALL 1 can (41h ounces) deviled ham 1 jar (8 ounces) pasteurized process cheese spread with wine 2 table s poons chopped onion · ~ cup chopped walnuts Assorted crackers In a small bowl mix together deviled ham. cheese spread and onlon. Chill for an hour. On wax paper, form mixture into a ball and roll in chopped walnuts. Serve with as· sorted crackers. Makes 8 servings. BEEFYCANAPES · 1 can <•~ ounces) rout beefa1>read 1 tablespoon catsup 2 teaspoons pre- pared borseradbb 2 tablespoons ~bopped onion · 1 tablespoon tlMJpped celery 24 1licea party rye bnad lD a •mall bowl mix to1etber roast beef spread, cataup. boneradlab. onion and ~Jery. Spread about 2 teupoaaa ottbil mixture oil. each slice of party rye. Makel 24 c:anapes . • .. ' , ... I .. l -'*>AN $129 TUllOT FllLET ............. LL "'PH'llOlfN $ 2'' COOKED SHRtMP ......... la. WE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY! AND OPEN MONDAY--' DEC. 26~ 1977 FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. St ATER BKOS. MARKETS WANT TO WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! l ·•. FOOD 21A ~aapoona baking powder lcupmUk Clue (reclPQ follows) " Greue and nour 12-cup Bundt or tube pan. In lar1e bowl with mixer at medium speed beat marg~rine, sugar and vanilla unW well blended. Beat \D 3 eu yolb, one at a Ume. wslll well mixed. Stir toaether nour, com starch, ult and bakln1 powder. Add to mar1anne mJxtuM9 alternately with milk 1n 3 addilion.i beginnlns and ending w\th dry ingredients. In 'large bowl with mixer at high speed beat egg whit~ until stiff peaks form. Fold lnto batter. Turn into pre· pared pan. Bake In 350 degrees oven 1 hour or un- til cake t.ester Inserted In center comes out clean. Spoon &)azeovercake. Makes 12servings. Glaze: In medium bowl stir toe et.her l V. cup• contectioners sugar, 2 tablesPOOn.s milk and y, teaspoon orange or vanilla eitlraxt. FAMILYSCOTI ··· ·· '5 79c . ... ...,. -• sconTOWELS ·, .... ~.. ~ 57c , •• p, ~ .... ' ,,, a ... b " JI } FJ 'c1' • FOOD· Tlirkey Side: Dishes . u·s that b1I rout turkey t.hal really puts the &low on the Cbriatmu dlnner. This year. fortunately !or the family budget, turkey turn.a out to be one of the food itelXls that. haven't gooe up in prlce. In fact; in many areu turkey ts even lower per pound than it was last year. Creamed onlons are a trldl- tion with many al Christmas feastine. Our •'Cheese Onion ~ake" is a new way to use pl!ieled, boiled onions in a Slluce made of mushroom soup. ched- dar cheese, and cracker. crumbs. Tastes lllce a gourmet onion dish, but it's easy on the harried cook. • A budget-minded s ubstitute Cheese-onion bake and cranberry crown accompany the turkey. for fruitcake that sun has a festive holiday air la our "Cran- berry Crown." Chopped fresh cranberries add color and t.ang. to a cake made in a mokl or bundtpan. CllEESE ONION BAKE . 2 pounds small wb.lle onions 1 lO~·oz can cream of mushroom soup 1 cup shredded Cheddar c;heese 1 cup cheese-flavored cracker crumbs. rolled fine 14 teaspoon pepper Paprika (optional> Peel onions and cook in bolling water until tender. Combine soup, ¥.& cup c heese, ~ cup cracker crumbs and pepper. When onions are tender. drain wen and pour int.o a lY.a qua.rt casserole. Pour mus hroom sauce over onions. Sprinkle top witb 1Aa cup cheese, ~ cup cracker crumbs and paprika. Bake at 3:iO deerees for 25 to 30 minutes. CRANBEJtRY CROWN 3 cups flour 1 cup plus 2 tabletipoons · sugar 1~ tablespoons baking· J>OWder l ~ teaspoons salt 1 ~ teaspoons allspice 3 eggs, beaten l 'h teaspoons fresh orange· peel, grated ~ cup orange juice Y.i cup yogurt 3 tab1espoons cooking oll . 1 Y.i cups chopped fresh cran·· berries o/' cup raisins ~ cup chopped walnu~ Sift together flour, sug r, bak- ing powder, salt and a lspice. Combine remaining' ingredie~ add all at once flour mixture. s tirring only until flour is moistened. Pour into well· greased lO·cop mold or bundt pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 55 minutes. Cool lO minutes before removing from pap. ,peeve warm. HIGH PROTEIN fUSK.Uft.f V Al.UY TOM TURKEYS 79c LI. ~VAWY TURKEYS CHIHSI 93e u. HAM SALE w.IOl.I Oii MIU •FARMBJOHM • IAI 'M' HAMS IOWl-IH CU·i. ULI IOHEl.llS KAMS 141 'M'HAMS · IOWIUSS FAIMU JOHMHAMS ROAST SALE TOPSlllLOIN •11L.aS.. s 141 u FlllETMICNll ROAST .. ,us s2zt u ·PARTY TRAYS .· oou • ROAST BEEF Hll.IDAY ITEMS • HAM • SWISS CHEESE DUCKS •SALAMl•COOKED ROAST TURKEY GEESE WI CUT • S 169 sm ,. PllSOM . . fiAME HENS :::,.,_ . -OPIM suMO . 1 :::=;&;. ----~~:-:-=-~·-------.~~\!::. ~\=~~--=~==-.... ' . . . . . . Monday, Decembet 19. 1977 DAILYPtLOT Jla COld ·cash off the.colcl pickle The stork wants you to try o new IOnd of VlOsic ptd<le. The Deli Dill, the cold pickle. He wonts you to prove to yourself that it's fresher, crisw ond better tas1ing because it's cold. · So he's going to give yoo cold cosh_to buy the cold pickle. Which yoo'll find in the refrigerated section of your supermarket. Now, Pringle's Extra invites you to take the 'challenge: Convince yourself that Pringle's Extra is a better chip with dip than any other leading .brand-or get your money back. Take tl<e Pringleys Extra Challenge. It's easy! In fact. you can't lose. Just cut out our coupon and buy a ~t yellow can of ri~led Pringle's EXtra. (Scrooge sl!YS,' That-Saves you 15~ right d\ere!'") Now. pop the top and try our hearty, ripple(! chips with your favorite dip. Savor our golden. toasty flavor and crunchy goodness. And be sure to pile on the dip! Pringle's Extra is deli .. cious. strong and perfectly shaped for a generous scoop. Next. compafe Prin~les Extra with dip to any Other leading potato chip brand. We're confident y~u11 prefer Pringle's Extra. If not, we'll refund the Pringle's Extra purchase price. We're that sure. If .you don't agree Pringte•s Extra is better. here's what to do. Write and tell us why. Send your letter with your name. address and zip code. plus a proof-d-E_urchase for your dip and Pringle's Extra (net weight statement from each required as proof·of-pur .. chase) ro-Pr_ingle's Extra Challenge. P.O. Box PG 57 5, El Paso, Texas 79977. Please also enclose your cash register tape with the Pringle's Extra purchase price circled, so we can refund the correct amount:. Your request for a re-- fund must be postmarked by January 31. 1978. Only one refund per name or address. Offer good only in the United States. · · So take our challenge. Pringle's Extra -the best chip with dip or your money back. And that's no humbug! .. i .. u.s.o.A. Choice Beet Large End lb. ' RESH PORK ROAST u.s.o.A .. Grade 'A Frozen 18 to 23-\b. or8telk1 "Fr•h" ShOuldet . llade Boeton Butt lb. c our F\nest aua\\ty Turkeys. SMOK·A·ROMA HAMS ~!~~~~~.~~~ .................. •12• 'lltewar Com Dogs a. 91• ·~Sausage Safeway 11«. Ir ..... ., Wieners M~' l: 7 .. smo11111 sausaaa~~:weightl .. " .. . MIXERS . Cragmont Large Setectfon 11 99 FFINGMIX Mrs. Wright's, Buy Plenty! Ll•Y'S PUMPKIN . Safeway Holiday Stock Up Buy1/ !~ ~TllltorP* c 1-i>ClrH ~ugar:e= 3~!100 •.:--:39 1-$Cocktail =::z. = ''q CREAM. CHEESE l~R~pe Olives .. ~:::=.. ic:-~gq •4•Plaln9c atstunad Olivas.:=. -79q · , =-· . E$Cool ~Whlp ~.,. ~ .. &ec 1-S>Caniled Yams J:s::t1.. ~49° Smok-. A-Roma 1-11. pq. ! ~~~!s.cut .............. a. 79o 7-lo• Stellr e~sg~ a. Ir lllf Rib llOllt ui~,f~ a. '1" 11a111• SllOld ·-J: ., .. lllald Bologftl Stenl',,g J: 91' BROWN 'N SERVE rs. Wrights 'N Serve Rolla t FOOD · ·~;:----·--------------------------~--~------------~~------------:---:--:--~--"!:"'"------------------_:Mondq::=:.:·0eee:::mber::~1:1.~1:8T1:.:_..:_ ______ ~DAl'.::LY~tsn.::::o~T~ll==S~~ •• t:.oldes . ~ ..... .; Cbm~ve. mlxlaf tboroa1bl1. ua .al flnn. to I IMaun OC' ovel1llabt. DlYlcle ct.o.p into quarters. On Jarce unereued cookie shed., roll each quarter "·inch thlck. Cut with cookie cut· tera. Remove exceH douch between cutouts. Shape Into ball chJJI and reroU. Bake In preheat: ed 375 degree oven 7 to 8 mtnut.ea o~ until li&hUy browned. eooi slightly; remove from cookie sheets and cool completely. Decorate as desired. While waiting for Santa ••• ~gg Nog Punch • Dwinl the botlday aeasoa, vl· aloa1 of 1u.sar J>huns may dance throucb yoia bead. But if y0u'd rather not transform vision into reality -after all . too sweet is · too sweet -bake a batch or Christmas Cherry Chews for a holiday treaL · These restive UUle cookies will be popular 'with many people, especially those who are watching the amount of sugar in their diets. The dough for Cherry Chews This Christmas Eve, while excited children wait for their night vis· itor and wonder what the morning will bring, make the wait easier and start Chris tmas fun sooner by serving child· pleasing beverages like these festive Egg Nog Punches< @ FANCY FARMS . ~~~S~~--~~~~~----ggc Festive Egg Nog Punches all begin with egg nog. The firs t .o n e chi 11 s a co m ., bioation or egg nog and a favo rite flavor ice cream. Serve in a punch bowl and float more scoops .of ice cream on top for extra good little boys and girls. A few more variations on your festive egg nog punch theme will cap this evening off ad· mirably. Festive Pineap· pie Egg Nog Punch wlll please all ages, especial· ly fans. or vanilla ice cream and milk. In addi· tion to these, and eggnog, it calls foT a can or pineapple juice concen· trate to beautifully com- plement the nog. Cran· berry juice cocktail makes another interest· ing combination with egg nog; and a little red food coloring here gives a de· • licate pink color to this tart yet sweet beverage. In cue there was ever any doubt, the children will know that something big is in store for them with a pre.celebration like this! FESTIVE EGGNOG PUNCH. 1 quart ice cream 2 quarts eggnog 1'lutmeg . Reserve 3 or 4 scoops or your favorite flavor ice cream for garnish. Soften re111ainder and beat into Egg Nog. Chill thoroughly. Turn into · punch bowl and float re- served ice cream on top. Sprinkle each serving with nutmeg, if desired. Makes 10 to 12 servings. Note: .Foc a'thln egg nog punch, add 1 quart =chilled milk. This will make 16 servings. FESTIVE PINEAPPLE EGGNOG PUNCH f plnt vanilla ice ·cream lcupmllk 1 quart Egg Nog 1 (6 oz.) can frozen pineapple Julee concen· t{ate, defrosted ~ teaspoon salt . Soften lee cream, then blend 1mootb with milk. Combtne all ingredients and Ml"ft well chilled .. Makes about 8 hrvings. F EST IV B CBANB BaaY E GG NOG i'VNCR. 1qaaneano1 2 c;upe chilled cran· • be1'17 juice oocktall " teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon lemon 1uice JleclloocJ aolOrl8' Oo•-F,J' =--~ uptll w•ll blended, a few drope red food eolOrtil• to II•• delicate ptnlr tol· Qr. &nw w.ll cbllled • .... .... • to. Ml'V• .. Mrs. Cubblson·s @ DRESSIN~ All Purpose or Corn Bread. 12 Oz. 80)( Assorted Grinds c MJB COFFEE ® '16 OL Can Freric:h Columt>atd. Cl>enln Bl~. Columberd Rote. Ruby Cabernet Zlnlandet, Bett>et• Alth s 89 0 ~: ~!~.~.~-~~ ......... Filth *349 n Table Win•• :=- .._; Chabli1. Plnll Ch8blls. Rl'lln•, Vino P:l81111M. Butgun~. Chl•ntl $199 Your Choi08 .... , ••• ( 101 Oz.) 3..0 lll« ~ Calvert Extra Sft99 ~ 8lenOed ~It •• (69.2 Oz.) 1.75 Ut• ~ ~ ® ~~.~~.~.~ ..... au.n•S~ 10o/~ DISCOUNT ON PVACHASE Of' A CASE OA MORE OF YOUR FAVORITE NATIONAL BRAND OR OUR OWN HERITAGE HOUSE !..'BEL. ® Star-auy The•• •re lttmt I p0<1ro1y reduced trt price due lo m•n:i:ctvrers Promo1ton1I 1111ow.-Of: ~ .n uQe911on•I purchaM. cont.a.lbs no sugar. Instead, the rtcb flavor comes from dairy prod-.: butter, cottage cheese and SGUr cream. A plump red glace cherry adorns each cookie a nd adds just the right touch of sweetness. CBBISTMAS CHERRY CHEWS 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, sof· tened 1 cup cottage cheese, drained and sieved a;, cupcupsourcream 2 cups all-purpose fiour \4 tealJIOOD aaJt Whole red llace cherries Beat butter until U1bt and !tufty. Blend In .-:ottage cheese and sour cream. Stir in flour and salt, mlx.lng thoroughly. Using rounded teaspoonfuls or doueb, shape into balls. Flatten cent.er with finger. Place whole cherry in indentation. Place on greased cookie sheet. Bake in preheated 400 degree oven 12 to 15 minutes, or unW llgbUy browned. Remove from coo&ie sheets and cool com· pletely. .... PUDDING (FroalP•CeBl) hours. Remove mold from kettle; cool 1Cl minutes. Remove puddin1 from mo14. Allow to cool 30 minutes before cutUng. EGGNOG SAUCE % cup (IAI u n ) sweetened co~ecl milk 2 ew. separated ~ lelaspooo vanilla eldract Dash around nutmei Dash salt In top of double holler, over bolllnt "!'.•~ heat sweetened condensed milk. In small bo!ft_ beat ea yolb llipUy: aradually add to~ Cook and stir untU •lllhtly thickened and mlx· ture coats metal spoon; remove from heat. St1r in vanilla, nutmeg and salt. In small mixer bowl. beat egg whites unW atift; continue be~ gradually adding inWt mixture. · · · Mr. Fazio talks turkey! All Fazio's Heritage House turkeys are'Callfornla grown, basted. U.S.D.A. Grade 'A' with the Pop.Up timer. No other major supermarket chain Is offering you all this for -onty-49¢'1:tr. ----''" Heritage House \BASTED TURKEYS Enriched FLOUR GOLD MEDAL • 5 Lb. Bag Sweet Aavorf ul TANGERINES ® Sweet Oellclous California Grown TASTl-BASTED With the Pop.Up Timer that tells vou when the turkey's done 10-14 Lbs •...••..•.••.•• u.. 53c 18·22 Lbs •.............•.•.•••••••.. Heritage House BROWN & SERVE Regular or Buttermllk Package of 12 Dinner Rolls • 7·\lp Rea. or Olllt 28 OL Bl( Plus Olp. • Colt• Of Bubble Up 32 Oz. BU. Plu9 !>tel. • Cenada Ory Soda or Ginger Ale n Oz. BU. No. Dec>. Your Cllo;ce Plus Deposit Tropical PINEAPPLES @ Fresh Ripe Dllllnctlve Gitt Certlflcatea I from Fazio'• ON>IA YOUR MERCHANDISE 0A T\JRKE'I OERTlflCATES NOW ... CAU. CHRISTI HOLLY 8Hl CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR ORDER = 990-0881 ~;--965-0811 c Lb. Heritage Houael>r HOLLY SUGAR ® • Powdered • UghtBrown • OarkBrown 1 Lb. Pkg. Heritage Houae POTATO CHIPS ® Regular, Olp or BBQ c Sara Lee PUMPKIN PIES ~ Frozen 30 Oz. Pkg. Pla y Fazlo'a Caah·Baah TV Sweepstake• Watch Ben Hunter draw the winning number• every Mon. nfght on KTTV . channel 111:so.1t00p.m. EVERY WEEK ,., , 1 WMfil• rou couJd ~IN'UPTO . .. 1,000.00 CASH .................. __ ................ ... , . • ... • ,,... • • • • • f' ••• I The Rancheros ... and Santa ... wish you and yours a very WE Will IE OfU I A.M. to 1 P.M. CtltSTMAS EVE Ct.OSO DECEma 25 and 26 Ham f~:~~s. ~~~ ........... 5 1 °! \ Selected pork legs-selected and cured especially for El Rancho (waler adde4) No purchase required . . . just enter your nume. Fifty.five winners eacll receive 2 free Teserved aeat tickeh. plua parking! . • . ror • day to remember! ~ tf'l~ Holiday Spirits! Kamchatka VODKA r-.:ow rrduced f1 lc ... l.75 litcr1> Beefeater •.•.• s1549 SJve SI.JO on T HE gin! 1.75 liter Ballantine's ••• s149a C:rl'l\I M"llllh reduced 2.00-1.75 liter Seagram's VO • s1749 ~m1k1lh C"nnndwn whii1kev · 1.7.'.i liter I. W. Harper ..... s5 99 Bristol Cream .. 5840 I \ TURKEY .s 1 s9 BREAST U.S.D.A. ''· .~ .. El Rancho's -(w/ril e11e. Ciblets) Turkey lll>QtJMTtlt ••• 49~ So juicy! 1'~rom El Rancho birds SUN VAWY GRAD£ "A" FROZEN TURKEY 59~ ChOll>ic Hens or Tomt. at this price! Oysters wrm •••• 5189 Fresh! Dig out the recipe! 8 oz jar Oysters wultlll •••• 5149 Fresh! Make a fine dreHini;! 8 01. jar Ham IUTTPOmOIC ••••••• s1 2! El Rancho's own -lean! (Rte( 11We4) Ham Wtru •••••••••• s1 2! El Rancho's -lean, flavorful. (•ater -'IM) Roasting 79c CHICKEN • Fresh California Pov:'"· Large! Geese a to 12~ w .......... s1 8! Extra nice · for a traditional fei,t! Cu~ 81 Ham •••• s2 9! ' Hormel boneless -whole or haJf Ha Slices cma CIT •• 121! Thick or thin -our ham (Wiler ""4) t SMOKED $159 TURKEY ~ ·- El Rancho hens-Carve and Serve! Cooked Shrimp • s31? Plan on servin" shrimp cocktail! WmlS Wll IE ll01FD TIISDAY D(mm:R 27 LEGO' $149 PORK- -. Fret1h! Whole or Shank Half! Sausage curlSIMD. 99~ El Rancho's own breakfast treat! S.ausage nwo sTYU • s1 3! Mode by our own continental recipe! Cocktail Links •. 511! Presh sausages-veal, pork, seasoning SLICED BACON El Rancho'• thicker ·•ranch style" Bratwurst n Ullat0'$ S 13! Pork, milk-fed veal and seasoning Ground Beef ~:s11? Hur\'t'y':. deliichtful sherry · fifth Sparkling Wine All)ff£ 5229 EL RANCHO'S GRADE ''A'' TENDER TOMS Lenn· does not exceed 22''i fol Steaks dlopped31Ull • s1 ~9 Choose Chumpugnc or Cold Duck· fifth Lancer's ·s399 WINE Rose or \\'hrlc -reduced 40c fifth Our own turkeys ..• plump and tender! RaiM'd in the San Fernando Valley. So itood! Serve to collect smiles of anticipation ••• to hear sighs of satisfaction! Toms 18 to 20 lbs. Stuffing Mix ORowm. 63( Your choi<'c · Se88oned or Corn Bread ... You know the quality! 13 oz pkg Cranberries sAucE •••••• 29( Rich color, 8mooth texture -that's Springfield! Whole Berry or Strained -16 oz Napkins KLEENEX • • • • • • • • • • • 4 9( Dinner size napkins with &0ft absorbent finish ... package of sixty Tonic Water 2101• Ase Canada Dry Reg. or Sugar Free Onion Soup Mix • 45c Wyler'a makes great dipe! pkg of2 Stuffed Olives •• s1 39 Spencer'11 Queen ... 10 ounce jar Water 49c Chestnuts Youn1t"11 Supreme ... R ounce c'an Real Egg Nog • • &9e Ci-Olden Creme -dairy freah! Quart Jell-o •••••••••• 35e For salad -dessert! All flavors • 6 oz Pie Crust Mix ••• 49e Betty Crocker Reg. or Sticka -11 oz = 'N' SERVE 39( ROLLS " doz Springfield PartyOake, Cloverleaf! Delicatessen Delights ' . ~ . Canned Ham SLBS... a~· Dubuques famous Royal Buffet •.• 5 lbs of heat. and eat. lean tendemtaS! Polish Hams~ ••• sss9 Goudas or "'Edams89c Polka . guara nteed lea n! 3 lb11i1e Pickles cuusas •••• 984 Wiapride • e~one'1 favorite! 7 oz · Cream Cheese • • 59c Whole or H'elt -32~1a.i,. ••• 14 ti: .. ttt) Phlladelphla, for djpt and more· 8 oz Cheese Spread • &9c Franks ... m ••• s1o9 Laughing Cow party ple11,.er • ll or. ChOOle Beef ot Meat· 16 oz packn«e Chedar Spread • s1 5• · Dressing .., •••• 79c Sharp, Brandy, Onion, Pl\1tn Creek \2 ~ Fiaberm•n' Wharf -8ounctjar Prir"" in 1• let Mondtni n,.c HJ thrt11.11th Saturrla,v f)('<'. 24 ~~- COOL WHIP Birdseye deesert topping • 9 en tub Sara lee Rolls •• 79c Croissants make it special! 6 Vt oz Wheat Bread ••• 59c Bridgeford ·you bake it! Two l lb loaves Ice Cream IWJW• s1 19 Royal Hoe't Premium Pack· all flavors Pizza Rolls 001 • • 59c Cheese, Sausage or Shrimp -6 oz Orange Juice • • • &9c S pringfield concentrate ••.• 12 ounce can Sara lee Cakes 9ge Choose Banana, Brownies, Orange, German Chocolate or Chocolate CLOSED DEC. 2S • 2S OPOI 'ff 1 ChriltMat (Wt Leanest -does not exceed 15•·; fat DIAMOND JIM BEEF ROAST Loin cut U.S.D.A. Choice beef Tomato Juice ....... 49( Gloriett.a ••. rich and thick, for perfect oockta.ils before dinner! 415 oz can Sour Cream PINT •••••• 59( Add.a that special touch t.o so many of the good things you'll be serving! Springfield Potato. Chips ........ 69( Twin pack ••• Regular, Barbecue or Dip ..• they bclonit in ~our plans! Scudder's. Dressing rrAUM •••• 49c Nutmeg •••••••• 79c Wiabbone-the preferred one! 8 oz Rice Mixes • • • • • 33 e MJB ·oil vttrietie. in 6 o& package Peanuts ., AOA$T •• ~ 39c Planter'~· for the cocktail hour· 12 oz REDDI WHIP 75~ Real cream topping -7 oz: ael'()ij()l Schillin1t's addr. spice to holidays! 1 Ill oz Safflower Oil • • s1 59 Hollywood • no cholesterol concern! Qt Foil Al.. . .... 29c Tent your turkeyt Springfield .. 25 ft RIPE 49 OLIVES . c Lnrlll.' l'izc Pitted-Springfield No. :WO Super Fresh Produce A pl EXTRA FANCY 29 p es RED DlllCIOUs·.......... • ··Criap and juicy ••• rushed here from Washington State, just in time for stockin1t ~tuffers! , RED YAMS w =.~ ... ,_ ~sc .... ~ . GRAPEFRUIT :. ~-· 6 vSJ ., .. , BROCCOLI CAID(JI fllSMl 29. au. am • TDICl! ROMAINE . aas,,ru 25( I TOIEI LEllUC[ ' Rll UCll ................... $1.69 Otltlln.t .. d•·\rlhl'CI, too> • , . .t •, u' ""'n ~ PEARS .............. 59o Hlut H1bbot1 rf'd or w~n H o.&Jat -"Pft\ ( ................. -- . I ANN LANDERS It's a Trifle He~v.enly C'a)OoLATE PLUll ft1DDING TalJi"L& one &-QI. pkg. (1 cup) somt-aweet J'ea1 chocolate morsels one Jkz. can Plum Pudding one 3~-oz. pltg. vanilla JJlS-tant puddine and pie mun, 1 cup milk .1 cupaourcream one ll·H. can m andarin oranaes. drained 1 cup beavy cream 2 measuring tablespoons confecUoners' sugar Melt over hot <not boillngt .water, semi-sweet real chocolate morsels; cool al room· tem- perature about 15 minutes. Jn large bowl, crumble Plum Pud- ding. Mix in cooled chocolate; re- aer.ve 'h cup chocolate crumb mixture. Spread crumbs in bot- tom of 2·qt. casserole. In small bowl, combine vanilla instant pudding powder, milk and sour cream; beat with wire whisk un· til mixture is s mooth and thick Pour over chocolate plum pud· ding crumbs. Sprinkle reserved -W cup crurnbs In center of pud· ding layer. Arrange mandarin oranges around crumbs. Jn small bowl, combine heavy cream and confectioners' sugar; beat until soft peaks form. Garnish fruit with dollops of whipped cream or pipe cream through a pastry tube. Refrigerate until ready lo serve. Makes: IO servings. HEAVENLY ICE CREAM TRIFLE Lady fingers and macaroous, whipped cream and ice cream, raspberry jam and almonds - how could this be anything less than heavenly? It looks almost as good as it tastes. 8 ladyfingers, split 1!1 cup ra spberry or strawberry jam \.>cup orange Juice 3 a.at>tespoons cherry wmo (optional) 8 almond or coconut macaroons.crushed 1 quart burgundy cherry lee cream J4 cup heavy or whipping cream 3 tablespoons powdered sugar If.: teaspoon vaniUa 1-'l cup sliced or slivered almonds. toasted Spread split ladyfingers with jam. Arrange in a single layer, jam side up (cutting to fit, if necessary) in the bottom of an 11n quart glass souffle dish <or an 8·inch square pan.> Mix orange Juice and cherry wine; (If cherry wine is not used, use '1; cup orange juice), pour over lady- fingers, s prinkle with crushed macaroons and cover with the slightly softened ice cream. Freete al least 3 hours. Just before serving, whip cream, powdered s ugar and vanilla together. Swirl over ice cream. Sprinkle with toasted almonds. Makes 8 lo 10 servings. BURGUNDY CHERRY CREAM CHEESE PIE 2 packages (3 ounces) cream · d1eese 1,~ cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup whipping cream 2 tablespoons sugar 1 9·inch baked pie crust 1 quart burgundy cherry ice cream Cream cheese and '·'3 cup i.ugar together until s mooth ; add vanilla, blend well. In medium bowl, whip cream with 2 tables- poons sugar just until stiff. Fold wblpped cream Into cream cheese mixture. Spopn into pie crust. Freeze at le4st l hour. Slightly soften · the burgundy cherry ice cream, spoon and s pread over cream cheese mix· lure, mounding s lightly in center. Freeze at least 2 hours. Allow to mellow 1n refri&erator for about 10 minutes before cut- ting into wedges. Makes 8 to 10 servlnp. COCONUT-PRALINE ICE CREAM PIE 2 tablespoons son butter 1 C.Jll\ (3t,\ ounces) flaked coconut 1 quart buUer pecan ice cream l quart coconut ice cream 1 recipe Praline Sauce (see below) Spread the butter in a 9-inch pie pan; press the ~oconut into the butter. Bake in a 300 degree oven until a light brown; about 20 minutes. (If edges brown too quickly, cover with foll a.nd con- tinue baking until done.) Cool sh~ll. Slightly soften the-butter pecan ice cream and press into bottom of shell. Freeze for 1 hour. Scoop the coconut ice cream over the butter pecan ice cream. Freeze at least 3 hours. Meanwhile, prepare Praline Sauce. To serve, cut pie into wedges, pru;s the Praline Sauce. Makes 8servings. Praline Sauce: Combine in a heavy saucepan, l cup sugar, 'f.a cup buttermilk, l tablespoon molasses, "4 cup but· ter, 2 tablespoons white corn ~yrup, 1 2 teaspoon baking soda. Bring to a gentle boil, simmer for 8 m inutes, s tirr.ingfoc- casionally; remov·e Crom heat. Stir in •'l teaspoon vanilla and If.I cup coarsely chopped pecans. Above, chocolate tnfle; right, heavenly trifle. Fireman's Wife &s Her Say DEAR ANN. I am Lhe wife of a fire·caplain who has had it up to my scalp line with the ignorant. rude comments about ht~ ·profession. A t ypic;,il remark came last night from a nei&hbor who sneered. "How much does the t·i ty pay your husband to park that fire car in front oC his house all eve- ning?" Ma y J respond through your column·1 Dear Neighbor: When you see the emergency vehicle in fronl of our home. 1t means m y husband is on stand-by on his day off WJ'l'HOUT PAY. In case an idiot Jike you gets into some sort to trouble, he and his .men arc ready to give immediate help. While you were out bowling and drinking beer yesterday. my husband was fighting a blistering hot brush fire and mak· ing life and death de- cisions, not only for the people whose homes were endangered, but for • the firemen who were fighting the fire. A•• Laaders vastly relieved. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will y ou please teJI me how often the wife's parents should come and stay with their married children and for how long? We both respect your opinion and would like a reply in the paper. -HIM AND ME DEAR H. AND M.: Some In-laws shouldn't visit at all while others would be welcome whenever they wanted to come, for as long as they wanted to stay. Funny bow the OMS In the latter category never ~me too often nor stay long enough. Maybe that's why they're in that category! up to me and our little a better understanding girl for being away on of you~ daughter and feel h er birthda y, la st~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ C hr is tm as and ~ Thanksgiving. THAT. neighbor, is what the city pays him for JUST. BURNED U P DEAR J.B.U.: Thank you for an excellent let· ter. I'm sure lt opened a lot of eyes. Let's hope IL shuts a few mouths. DEARANN: 1 come to you with a sadness in my heart. Maybe you can help me live with it. I've discovered my 20-year-old daughter is a tramp. Maybe in this liberated day and age she is not called that, but in my eyes, that's what she is. S hould I tell my husband? Should 1 tell my daughter l know or should I keep siJent? I wrote to you because I h"I d to a h are .my heartache with someone. I enjoy your column and you've helped many others. maybe you can h e lp me . OVERBURDENED IN SMITHTOWN, NEW YORK DEAR OVER· BURDENED: joyce·selby shoes CAMILLE Haven't We Met? Sleek. Sophisticated. Sensational. You absolutely can't forget this contemporary kidskin classic. S.o·o well·sulted for your tailored city life. Ver·r+y Selby! $42 UPJ?f!r Level, Near May Co. 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M00EAN FAMILY Shirley J o f'inney <left) gets some pointers from former track star Wilma Rudolph in preparation for her role as .. Wilma'' tonight ~t 9 on NBC, Channel 4, <See story below. J .. Whellifio TN Appell!•" e:.30 I) MOVIE * * * ••TM Blrdtl" (Pllrt 1) ( 1963) 'rlppl Hedren. Rod Taytor. The rMldenla ol a sniell PIOf• town r>Ot1h ot San FrancllCo ar• vicious- !)' attec*ed bV thoUNl>d• of Cl uad blroa. ( 1 ,,, -30 min.) ID MY TllAtE SONS An Old g1rllnond terrll• s1-Douglas by ecilng u though .,,. plan• to ecx:.ot a pt()j)OUI of mat•MIQ9 h4t nuno1mada. e OVEAEASY Guaat: Fradariek Brluon. e FAMILY POATRArt "F amlly Portr Iii" (I) C8SNEW8 7:00 U HBC HEWS 0 UAASCW8 ID ILOVELUCY "P~Women" CD AOAM-12 A •tOlan car containing tays tor a~ tamlly I• Ille objaCI OI a wldeep!Md March. 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A young black women undetarr9d by Clhlldhood ~ handicape. 1>'9Q- nency end Injury. aput9 haf'Mll on to .,_.,,. a triple OOld medal winner In the '"° Rome Olymplcl. u OAAl AOeE.RT8 Ct4AISTMA8 SPECW. • MeAV OAlfflN au.ta: Abe v~ Jedi <Nler. Joflnny Derit. Of. Flobert Jeatrow. ID MV108USSIONO 0 .. ~ MlllNCAL. WCM.l>Of'.Ma ANDMM au.es: ... ow-. --=~WHITW JoM --'°' .... .........,. "'*' hie old ft-(Joanna 8trnM) --up In ·-'*'Ung llhl'• ~to beoome hi& _...._ • N.M80f' PENUMIOH "'Olfta Aurw*1g The °'*11111 fUvw On Rah•" and .. Budding Art1111 or Acfoo.tlol" to;OO • (I) IWITQ4 Mllo~MM -----Md ,... -• dl¥lr -""' • aclantllt. 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' TUBE TOPPERS C~ B 6:30 -.. Tbe Birds.•• Alfred Hitcbcodf hit a new level of terror with this 1963 movie about what happens when our f eatbered friends become f eaUaered fiends. With Rod Taylor. Tippi Hedren, Suzanne Pleshette and Jessica Tandy. ABC D 8:45 -.. White Christmas.- The annual airing of this holiday movie treat with Bing Crosby. Danny Kaye. Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen and Oean. J agger. NBCS9:00 -0 Wilma."Thestory oC Olympic track medalist Wilma Rudotph. whb overcame childhood infirmities to become a champion runner. Shirley Jo Finney plays the title role with Cicely Tyson as her mot.her. KHJ 0 9:00 -Oral Roberts Special. Musical numbers and a holiday messaee c.ire featured with guest star Dionne . Warwicke. "',. dliugll..,..1111 ..... day •• ~ ftndl" Vet'/ dlfllcult to MllOl#10I ..._ own p1ar19 to weo. (R) D ~ONIOKT ~ hoat: John. DaYld- IOn. Oueltl: Piie Bart>uttl, Kent1y Rooen, o.tlble ~ 8LOVE.~ STYLE "low And Who? I l- And TM Fur Coll" • MOVIE •• "Alllw Of Myatery"' C19") Vic Mon'ow, Olalde Altn. Elq>6o~ u.perta -aought by.~ • hunter and • r9YO!utlonary teadar. (2 hta.) m NEWS G) OETSMAAT Muw9ll comu to tl\I r- cue al • Jet.-heir.-""*' llhl ,... her o.n ldd~. fl! CAPTIOHED ABC NEWS 9 IAOH81DE ~And By MY L.ow" MORNtt(O 12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE "'Onoa Upon A Tlma" • POMVl!ft fl'RNWOOO The plague lllta; a.ro -~ Mirta and ~tr;to ..... • MOVle ··~ .. A Vflr/ Prtwice Attalr.. (1H2) Briglt1• Bardot, Marc•llo MaMr<*nnl. An lnteme- tlofW ...... ~ wKI\ untllAJk .... (1 "'·· 30nMrl.) 12:30. OENI AUTRY ''Meclc:lll Roaa" 1~·~ ••• Ms.hire .. '(1943) Hurnc>lll'9Y Bcglrt. 8Noe 8enna(t. OUrtng Worid Ww "· "' ~ tank C'9W -rutty holda ott Oar- '"'"lroq>e ...... ~ Ing to crou the Sah#a dellart. (1hr .. 20 min.) 1:00 D TONOMOW ~Bette°"""' (R) iJ ISPY A fonner U.S. epy llMIMa the "*t.. ot falling In lov. with .,.. aMnlY lglnt and ~ thl oe1act at a -.'Ch by Kelly #Id ScuU. T•r"Z'• ... ...., . ., .. ....... .... 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(1 tir .. ao tllll\J Wilma's Story on TV Tonight Uy DAN LEWIS that year 's Games TV D•t•S.rvic• In 19fAJ at the Olympic Stadium in nome, a tall, alhlctically trim young lady flashed lo Olympic immortality. Wilma's determination lo over· come her background, Her hardships and her infirmities make an inspirational s tory. It's the stuff that movies are made or. and that's precisely what NBC h as done . Wilma Rudolph, the t~enager from Tennessee, who couldn 'l • walk normally until she was 8 years old, became the first and only American woman to win three Olympic gold medals at THEY ARE CALLED docudramas. because they are based on fact They are bio· More 2 c;ome F emirood Goes Hollyirood LOS ANGELES <AP) -"Fernwood 2Nlght.'• producer Norman Lear's syndicated spoof of television talk shows, will return in April with the same cast and a new title, •·America 2Nlght." Lear said he will start t11ping 13 more weeks of "America 2Night" in mid.January even though no TV sta· tions even have signed up for it yet. "AMERJCA 2NJGRT" SfARS comedian Martin Mull as the show's host, Darth Gimble, who also hosted the pre· vious ''Femwood 2Night." ··we're going on whether we wind up in one market or 10 markets or llO markets, .. said Lear, whOiSe "Femwood 2Nighl" appeared in 43 markets last s ummer. according to his office. The series will be moving from mythical Fernwood, Ohio -site of Lear's syndicated "Forever Femwood" -to Hollywood to get big stars who live h ere as guests. SUCH SfABS AS BURT Lancaster, Steve Allen, Paul Lynde, Mllton Berle a nd Andy Williams showed up to briefly josh with the cast and welcome the show to town. Mu1.1. Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley a lso was there to welcome Barth Gimble Mull as "Mr. Gum· ban'• and deny his city. which bid for the 1984 summer Olympics, bad ever bid to get "America 2Nigbt. ••"We just h ope you won't louse up our Olympic games, .. said the mayor. Lear estJmates the new series will cost $'l million to make, slightly more than the cost of the old "Femwoocl 2Night'.• aeries. graphies and /or historical re· countings. These projects are ex- clusive to television and have been well received. Particularly in sports, they have dealt with heroes stricken by fatal diseases in the prime oC life. But "Wtlwa," the story of Miss Rudolph, Is dltferent: it has a happy ending. She won ber medals, and today, 17 years later, she is a happily married mother oC four <two daughters two sons). She bas kept busy professional· ly as well; she is currently head or the Tennessee Film Com · mission. She says, however, this will jlOt be her career. A recent exp4frience as human resources executive at a Nashville bank has swayed her interests to bank· ing. "WILMA" WILL BE aired by NBC· TV tonight at 9 on Channel 4. Stage and television actress Shirley Jo Finney, whose credits are mainly guest roles in episodic television, will portray Wilma. On a recent visit to New York, Wilma t~ked about her present, ber future and her reflections of the past. NBC's press depart· ment brought Wilma and Shirley Jo to New York; together they met the press. She stays in shape mostly by jogging, Wilma reported. She's long past the competitive stage, but she playa tennis and roots for her daugbter, Yolanda, 19, a sophomore at Tennessee State University, where her mother achieved her early recognition. YOLANDA IS NOT a s printer like her mother. Wilma's gold medals were for winning the 100- and 200-meter dashes and the third u the last leg of the win· ning 400-meter relay team. "She <Yolanda) was good in the sprints," Wilma aald of her daughter. "She has won some and Jost some (races). but she doesn't baye the speed that I had. 'She's concentrating on the m1d- dle·dist.ances, 400 meters. Wilma is just a Can, where her daughter is concerned. She does o 't coach her, reeling it would be a difficult relationship. .. l'VE SEEN FATHERS coaching their kids (not her own. she hastens to add> and it can be extra tough. l don't want. that, .. she explained. Nor did she want her daughter to feel she bad to run because of hef' mother's fame. Wilma Rudolph was born pre- maturely and, in infancy, was stricken with a series of illnesses -double pneumonia , scarlet fever and polio. She didn't take her initial proper walking steps until she was 8, and endured braces and therapy until she was 12. PHYSICAL THERAPY and the determination to overcome her handicaps moved Wilma to s ports. Because she was tall and only 89 pounds, she was first attracted to basketball. But, she says, from the first day she stepped onto a track, she knew she loved it. ln .1956, she competed In the Olympics at Melbourne, a sby 15-year-old in the highly com. petitive world of International athletics. Sbe got her first medal -a brome one as a member or the U.S. 400-meter relay team which (mi.abed third. FOtJR YEARS LATER in Rome a poised, experienced athlete -and mother of a two- year-old glrl. Wilma Rudolph made Olympic history. She won those three Gold Medals, and became the toast. of the '80 Games. •'Things that happen are destiny," she says modestly of her accomplishments. "lt•s im- portant foe me to tell my story, my fight against tbe early pre>- blems, the emotional problems that they later caused,·: sbe 1aid. The Old Solt Shoe Mark Hamill, star of the hit movie "Star Wars,·· joins Bob Hope for a vaudeville routine on Hope's latest com- edy special tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4. Hamill also participates in a satire of .,Star Wars." 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' 12 R.R. sloo t 3 Nol vert. 18 Beetle 24 Expended 26 Inventors' O&P811 27 Sing Joyously 28Harcs 30 High card a 33Dlmlnlsh 34Hotef employees 3SH11dwood aourc:ea: 2 words s ' 7 • 37 Oteln: Prefix 40&>.k 42Kindolsa11 45 Fish-eallng bird 48Jeerut 53 Stupid ones 55 Sport shoe knob 56 RtPQtes 57 Not mounted 59 Etf0tueta e1 ROllc1llre- 1ponae 92 Sand: Preli~ 63$1000.: Slang 65 GrMk llUer 12 IJ ! • 8J2 DAILY Ptl.OT • Monday. o.c.mcet 1t. 1tn ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC/ H.Y GARDNER. l By lite Auocla&ed Prea The foUowine are Billboard's hot record hlta for the week endine Dec. 2-4 as they appear in next week's i.uueof BJUboard maeavne. HOT SINGLES 1. ROW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE -Bee Gees <RSO) 2. YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE -Debby Boone \ rner·Curb) ~~ 3. BLUE BA YOU -Unda Ronstadt (Asylum) • '1 4. BACK IN LOVE AGAIN -LTD CA&Ml 5. IT'SSO EASY -Linda Rondstadt (Asylum> 6. BABY COME BACK -Player <RSO> 7. DON'T IT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUE · -Crystal Gayle (United Artists) 8. HERE YOU COME AGAIN -Dolly Parton <RCA) 9. SENTIMENTAL LADY -Bob Welch (Capitol) ' 10. SLIP SLIDIN' AWAY -Paul Simon (Columbia) TOPLPs 1. LINDA RONSTADT -Simple Dreams (Asylum) 2. FLEETWOOD MAC -Rumors <Warner Bros.) 3. ROD STEWART -Foot Loose & Fancy Free .<Warner Bros.> 4. EARTH,. WIND & FIRE -All 'N' All (Columbia) 5. ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA -Out of the Blue (Jet). · EASY USfENING 1. HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE -Bee Gees CRSO> 2. JUST THE WAY YOU ARE -Billy Joel (Columbia) 3. HOW CAN l LEAVE YOU AGAIN -John Denver <RCA) 4. HERE YOU COME AGAIN -Dolly Parton (RCA> 5. BLUE BAYOU -Linda Ronstadt (Asylum> COUNTRY SINGLES 1. HERE YOU COME AGAIN -Dolly Parton CRCA) 2. I'M KNEE DEEP IN LOVING YOU -Dave & Sugar (RCAJ 3. GEORGIA KEEPS PULIJNG ON MY RING -Conway Twitty <MCA> 4. ailf\KE THIS JOB AND SHOVE lT -Johnny Paycheek (Wurner·Tamerlane) 5. COME A UTILE BIT CLOSER -Johnny Duncan wsth Janie Fricke JOttN TUYOlf & SATURDAY HHNfT HVlllSJ What BeeBme of Camilla? Q: We know that 1oung mo\lfe veteran Robert Evans recently matrled TV sports commentator Pbyllls Gec>rge. What Is an earlier Mr . Robert Evau, Swedish actres CamllJa Sparv, doing? - Ralph Surffncy. Coral Gables, Fla. A: Camilla, now :ta,' plays the role of the t 1rst wife or a Greek tycoon (a thJnly veiled Aristotle Onassis> in "The Greek Tycoon," a new multi· million dollar film. She's found the assignment somewhat embarrassing alilce she was chummy wit.b Christina Onaasis and Is afraid her role could s train the relationship. Referring to her marriage to Bob Evans, Camilla said: "I didn't feel married· to hfm. It was more like an affair with a marriage certificate -1 Celt like his mistress. Our eventual divorce was by mutual agreement but we remained good friends." Camilla later married Herbert W. Hoover UI, grandson of the Hoover who founded the 'Glad You Asked That' by Mwltyn .-cl Hy G_.... ·v~cuum cleaner em_plre, not the White House tenant. . . Q: What about the 11lmOt that, after a loag separatJon, Buf& Reynolds and Dlaah wlU recoaeUe and marry? -J.K.L., MlaneaPOU11 A: 1t 's no Shore thing, but like a "friendly" divorce, this has been (and most likely will remain) a "friendly separaliQ"· '' fn recent days (and J)ights) Burt's been bdsy pl .. ying the field -the· gossip columns linltlng him wtth Chris Evert and Marlo Thomas. Even more recently Burt's been fly. ing high with television's "Flying Nun," Sally Field. Sally's edge ls her age (31); closer to Burt's 42thanDinah's51. • · Q: Is it true that Rex Reed mlaht have beea oee of the vlcUms of the MaUOD muaaere bt the Sharon Tate bouse? -B. McRae. Miami Beach. COUSIN COUSINE Oil Fla. "LE GRANDE A: Yes. The movie critic was visiting with beat· BOVRGEOISE" selling author Jacqueline Susann and her producer· ~===-~=~==~==~ hus band, Irving Mansfield, when Sharon Tate t'lmMl•tll1'W called to invite them for cocktails that evening. "1"'JP.'1m.-"lffnd if we bring along Rex Reedr' Uley untt:- ' Jloo"'IU-•C•K•c•H•l•IS•T•M•••s• .. ie. Rex shook his head .... can't betause early tomor· 1121a.r~TWU.t•·r:M row morning I'm doing my screen.test. with R'ilquel --------------------"Hllmc. Welch for 'Myra Breckinridge.' "The Mansfield&. IXCO.IST ll"1a1 then decided they'd also mak~ it another night. 1a1'*'~ .. w.iM:tt After breakfast in the Beverly Hills Hotel the next "•UMIAU. llA&.L , ... , 111' '4T-llTllll ,_.,.. "OHIOHOMI" 9tJI 14f1Mall f\llll loll 4:tW•U Mf, l'tllt/l'Wt. .... ..,. ...... ,. "DOMIM() PllHC:WLIM tat .... 14TTM&llT\llS ~ .. tiM "Cl.SSAMNA C.OSSIHCi" , ... SAT fM9V TllU J-4 .. JM AL ,.ACIHO INI "IOllY DEU1'4lLD" AL ,.I.CIMO IPGI "IOllY D~FllU>" . A "DAMNATION AWY" y 'A NCIM THI ACTION' ... TWIMY '" "THI IOY FIUEHD" MA«Mifl SMITH .. TIA YaS WITH ·MYAUMJ .. Ult MaoHI• &a.-C• 6U 15111 '"''"""' "OH. Goo·· IPG) 6:45"':30-10:15 . Sl.TTHlU TUES · 1:30.3:15-5:00.6:45- •:lO.l O:l 5 CINEMALAND tCIC$11l ... 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A box-offite gross Of somethinit over a mlllion dollars is anticlpated.·Anotber possibility is a dual engagement for a fortnight, at Ben ~gal's Sunrise Musical Theater in Sunrise, Fla. Send your quertion& to Hy Gonbaer, "GI.ad You Aabd That," core oJ th1,s newspaper, P.O. 8o% JJ748, Chicago, Ill. 60611. Marilyn and Hy Cardnn will~ GI mmtr questions 03 tfley can rn their colume, but the volumf of mail makea per,sonal replie& impouible. c1nename 6 scAEen 6Jij 2553 comPLEX MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOS OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG) 80X Of'l'lCS OPENS 10 A.M. DAILY "LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR" A Sh<>ws 5:45 • 8:10 • 10:40 "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) "DAMNATION AUEr PO "FUTUREWORLD" "° o.._ ·~~-•:»10-1& "BOBBY DEERFIELD""° "ALICE OOESNT LIVE HERE ANYMORE"" 8olllly ljJS Moe SGO. f0:30 "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" PO "THE DEEP" PO 111111 .. ~1111 ...... ~ .. ·~~0MO~f«l"l!l!ll,. ...... WAl.f~ "PETE'S DRAGONS" "FANTASY ON SKIS" "THE HEROES" PO "THE ~THEA SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN" "FIRST LOVE" A "ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANY MORE" A "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT""'° "THE STING" "K~NTUCl<Y FRIED MOVIE" THE GROOVE TUBE" 'TUNNELVISION" ALL OAIVIE•INS Of'IEN 6:30P.M.Hf6HT\.Y Clllkl Under 12 ,., •• un1eo 111 Klddte ~nrou!t41 Starts Wednesday, December 21st! ''It's hard to imagine anyone w~o will not, in the end, turn on to 'The Turiting Point'," -Rlthard &hltktl, ,,111e Masulnt Shirley Maclain• at the Huntington Cinema ...._ ___ --- _ .. , "Der of llMt Afltntel•" l I Nebraska, . Tar Heels lnckHorns MEMPHJS <AP) -Nebraska and North Carolina are two I· formation football teams with a new breed of tailback. At Nebraska, it's I.M. Hipp. At North Carolina, it's Amos Lawrence. The two will s~arc off tonight in lhc 19th annual Liberty Bowl game with Nebraska favored by a touchdown. North Carolina, the Atlantic Coast Conference champion, finished 8-2·1 and led the nation in defense against scoring. Nebraska finished 8·3 and tied for second In the Big Eight. "Isaiah Hipp is probably the firs t true breakaway back we've had at l·back in a long lime," said Nebraska coach Tom On Tt' To•lght Channt-l 7 at 6 Osborne. ''He gives us a little bit different dimension than we've had in the past. We've had Jeff Kinney-type pluyers who arc 4.7 and strong and cun do a lot of ' things well." llipp, a 200·pound sophomore. gained 1.336 yards on 197 carries cilthough he didn't become a s tarter until Rick Berns was in· jured in the third game of the season. North Car olina couch Bill Dooley says Lawrence, a freshman, is "an enlfrely rhf· ferent type tailback than Y.C0 \'e 1 h<.id over the year~ "We had Don McCauley, whoi!I with the Baltimore Colts now. We had Sammy Johnson. ""ho 1s v.1th the Mmnc~ota Vikings. We hcid .Mike Voight, who 1s with Houston. All those people were • big. strong. toui,:h inside runners ''ho had the ubllily to turn through arms. Amos is not that• type tailback at ull. •· The 5·10. J78·pound Lawrence l(l.lincd 1,248 ynrcls on 193 carries "Jlc's one of those people you don't get a square shot at," Osborne said." A lot of the bigger bucks you have -once they're com milled to a hole they stav with it, but Lawrence is really able to go inside <ind s till get out- side very effectively ... Hipp. a dediC'atcd wcighl·l1fter. can bench press more than 350 pounds and holds the Nebraska football record on the leg sled with 915 pounds. Rams, Vikings 1 Duel Monday; l 1 Cal Coach Set l l The Los Angeles Rams an· nounced Sunday that they have been notified by the National Football League that their first plttyorr game <Monday, Dec. 26> against the Minnesota Vikings will begin at 3 PST at the Coliseum. The R•1ms said that 12,000 tickets remain to be sold for the playoH game. ' Kings at BoWte I NG LEWOOD -The Los Angeles Kings hope to end a three .game losing streak and perhaps take out some of their frus trations on the Vancouver Canucks in a National Hockey League tiff ul the f'orum tonight at8. 'l'hftfer Selected Roger ThedPr has garnered his first football head coaching job. successor to Mike White at the University of California. Former Kansas City Chiefs coach Paul Wiggin was being considered for the job, but de- cided to try to land another coaching position in the National Football League. Flflltt .P••tpotted A boxing card featuring former featherweight champion Bobby Chacon and lighl- heavyweight Mike Quarry scheduled for the Anaheim Con· ventlon Center Tuesday night has been postponed . matchmaker Mickey Davies an· nounced Sunday. Chacon was to a have fought Modesto Concep· clon but sufrercd a bruised nose in training Saturday. Quarry was scratche d because or a mana1ierial contract dispute. Davies said the card was postponed until sometime In January. tt'al*" T•fl&ietl SPOKANE -Washington Slate \Jnlver1lty re1&ched within lt1 own coaching rank• Sunday and chose backrleld C0'4:h Jim Wal den u Its third )lead f oolbaJl coach lo twc> years. The 38-year-old Ml111tsalpplan replaces W1rren Powers, who' has •areect to pay '55,000 to be re-Je11ed from h1a contract to like the bead eoa~htn• /ob at the Unlveralty ol Mlllour . Mood.ay. Ototmber 19. 1977 DAIL..Y PIL..OT BOB THOMAS (16) KICKS THE CHICAGO BEARS INTO THE NFL PLAYOFFS. ,. ......... TV F ea tu res Cripple Who Became a Champ Wilma Rudolph. once a cripple and later tl1e t00rld's fastest woman. will he th• sub1ect of a tl'le1m1on /Jim 10111ght. II 1scalled ··Wilma." and wtll be shown at 9 on Channel 4 I met Wiima 17 months ago at the Olympic Games and u:as impressed by her gracw1U11ess and ktndneu. To brief 1JC1U on tomght'a TV 1tory, l reprint the column l wrote while m Montreal MONTREAL -Her start in life was hardly a glowing success. Weighing less than four pounds at her premature birth, she was to s urfer rrom scarlet fever. double pneumoni<.i <twice > and polio before reaching her teens. She wore leg braces for three years before being fitted with special support shoes at the age of 10. She was hardly a future can· didate for the Olympic Games. Or so it seemed at the time. Yet she overcame all or those maladies and hardships. Through what she calls a lot of hard work and dedication, she evolved into an Olympian. And not just any Olympian, as you will see. As a l6-year-old. she ran the third leg on the United States' bronze medal s print relay team at the 19560lympics in Melbourne Four years later her name. Wilma Rudolph, would be s plashed over newspapers and lele\'isionthroughout the world as s he garnt!red three gold medals 1100. 200 and relay> in lhe Rome Olympics. She planned to try and match that achievement at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo. But she becamepregnanlwith her second daughter and gave birth ti) her just four m()f'llhs before the Olym- pics were to begin. "1 decided to retire at thut time -there wasn't enough time to ~et ready for the Olympics. The only Boston Reeling way to be successful in Americatt amateur sparts is to quit while you'r e ahead." s he told this writl!r as we chatted in the Olym-pic Village. here. "I belie\'C l would have achieved my goals in Tokyo <win three or four goJd medals> if J hadn't got.ten pregnant. But I 've never looked back with regret or dis appointment al not being able to run. "she sa ys. \ Rudolpft-, 36 a month ago, now has two daughters and two sons and her oldest girl, Yol<Jnda. is GI.EHN WHITE WHITE WASH following in Wilma's footsteps at Tennessee Slate University. Like her mother, Yolanda is a sprinter . Wilma, one or 22 Rudolph kids. says that Ed Temple, her college coach. taught her to believe there isn 't anything she can't do if she sets her mind to It. And IV was he and her high school coach who got her running on the path that led to ttie Olym. pies. Also making a contribution was three·tlme Olympian Mes:' t'aggs, who befriended Wilma during the 1956 U.S. Olympic tenm trialsatNewOrleans. "I was 15 then, I was so nervous I could hardly stand it," Rudolph says. "May saw what was hap- pening to me and cam e o'Ver and look me by the hand. "Sh<' said. 'Do you want to m akc the team?' I said I did. Then she said, •Jr you do. run it (200 meters) the way you want to and you'll be OK.' Lakers Top Celts INGLEWOOD (AP> -Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 32 points to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 104-97 National Basketball As- sociation victory over Boston Sun- day night, the Celtics' 11th loss In 12 road games this season. Adrian Dantley, Jamaal Wilkes and Norm Nixon llso played ma· jor roles as the Lakers sent the Celtics down to their 17th defealln 27 games overall. Dantley, It· qulred from Indiana laSL week. scored ~ polnt.a, Wilkes added 18 and Nixon 16. · Dav~ Cowen11 scored a HUOI\· blgh 3*-potnr.lor th~ Ce\Uca and John Havlicekadded20. after the intermission to lie the game at 59. A basket by Abdul· Jabbar put the l,.akers back in front and they led the rest of the way. Viewing the game were Boston owner Irv Levin and general manager Red Auerbach. There have been rumors that the Celtics are conalderlng a coachiog change due to the team's poor start. ll'om Heinsohn ls In hi• a.IJlth year aabeadcoat'h. r * * * "We both did 23.9 and after the race ~he c<.imc up to me and said, ·1 told you to run with me-. not to beat me.· \V(''vc hecn close fri ends evcrsinCl' ·· Rudolph didn't m edul in the 200 in M e lboume but after getting the relay medal she couldn't wait to run in the RomeOlymplcs. "My goal in Rome was to never lose ;.i rare in heat1; or finals fsht• <lidn 't. either 1." Hudolph says. "I \\OUld have been wav clown psycholos:1callr if I 'd have lost one of them and I didn l want that toh~1ppen. "After the firs t two heats I felt less pressure be Core that every. thing was an unknown. The 100 was my first final and after I had won t he gold medal I telephoned my parents in Tennessee and told them to be surt• and gel to u TV so they could watch 1t. ·· Rudolph wa11 asked If her gold medals might mean more to her now with the passing of lime than they did when lhi!Y \\ere being put around her neck. "No." she says. "Those mo· ments were more important than anythinjt else in my hfc becau:.e 1l m eant I had achieved my goab. .. The first Etold medal probably mea nt more to me because it was tbe first achievement. With the second and third gold medals the newness wasn 'tthe re any more ... Her overcoming u physical han· dicap is a remarkable and in· spirational story. r •-• CJ Thomas Reflects Life Is·· More Than 9 SeOOnds EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J . <AP ) -The yard lines had s ince been obliterat.ed by an accumula· lion or wet sleet and ice that teft the field slick and treacherous . Bob Thomas. who had gone through this routine before cleared a circle through the slush, setting u p tor a 28-yard field goal. He doesn't yet know exactly where the s pot was be<:ause he couldn't sec the num· bers on the ice.encrusted field. Time was running out on the Chicago Bears. who were nine clicks of the clock away from a 9.9 overtime tie against the New York Giants that would have cost them the wild-card berth in the National Conference playoffs . For the Bears. the field goal meant a 12-9 victory and a trip to Dallas for next Monday's playoff opener. For the Giants who scored on three Joe Danelo field goals, it completed a 5.9 season that left them last In the NFC East. lt was do·or-die time. but Thomas' whole life didn 't exactly pass before hjm. "Hey, my life's more than nine seconds tong." he said. "It would lake longer than th<.it to pass ... Longer than that, howe\'er, the Bears did not have. Twice before in the extra period Thom<.is had lined up for field goal tries. The first one. a 36-yardcr. sailed wide to the left. The second. a 27· ) arder "ith 2: 59 to play. nc\'er got off the ground bel'<.iusc of a low snap. So the score was still tied as Thomas set up for one more try al the inviting. yellow goalposts. And instead of his lire passing before him. the n ears' kicker thought about something backup quarterback Mike Phipps had said on the sidelines. .. After l missed the first one In overtime. I was really dlsap· pointed." said Thomas. "I had hit It good. l was s haking my head. Phipps got me and told me about a tim(' when he was play. ing in Cleve la nd a nd Don Cockroft missed three· field goals but got the l:ist one to win the game for them. ''He sa.ld, 'It's written in tbe cards. Whatever happens, life aoes on'." So Thomas dldn 't think about his mis,Ses, which included an ex- tra point following Robin Earl's 4-yard touchdown run which gave Chicago a 9·6 lead in the fourth quarter. And coach J ack Pardee didn't think.about them, either. "l had confldence he could do 1t." said Pardee. "You don't beat on him when he misses. You just try to get him readv for lhe next one." · The next one was the last one. and Thomas knew it. - The Bears had one more s~ because of two clutch passes by Bob Avellini, one for 19 yards to Greg Latta, the other for 15 to Walter Payton, whose chance to shatter O.J . Simpson's single· season rushing record of 21003 yards was destroyed by the field conditions. Payton managed 47 yards and finished with 1.852. but the on~ he remembered came on that final pass Crom Avellini. "They were the most impor· tant yards I've ever gained," Payton said or the catch that positioned the ball for Thomas· final shot. "[ didn't have time to thin~" Thomas said. "I just made s ure to keep my head down. By t,he time I looked up, the ball was go- ing through the uprights and tht guy~ wert! on me." Cn•<•90 J o o • l n Ne., York J o o • o-' cr.1 ron,.,,,..,17 N'l"-FGO..Wlo:lll NY -Fe, 0....lo 19 Cnl -E"'IHU<I lkl<kblocudl NY -FOO-loll • Cnl • f'C. Tl•omi" II II · ~.1~7 ... ~ oi-- ,.lr\I dOWI\\ 11 20 llu\lle-..v•ro-. ll-llS ~7 P•Hl"lj n•d• In • "' Rtturn Y"d> SS 1f P•>WI 11·2'-I ~t • ,....,.. 11·29 •• ""ml>le\ lo.I ,_, *"' Ptnallle\·y.iird\ J.IS ~l UIOIVIOUAI.. LEADI II' llUSHINC. -Cl\lc419D, P•fyton IS-47, H..--14·*1 NtwY•k,C.t.onk•Jl·IOO,Kolar I~. PASSI MC. -Chi~, A,..lllnl 11.i.-1, 1e., ...... Yor~. Plwrclk U·l1·2. 111. A EC~IVIMG -0\•UQD. Payton .. n . SCettta. L•ll• 7·1' Hew Yon.. ~nson )..Jl. ~II 77t.Moo.-2·1',H....mondM7. .. Steelers TWte Np For Playoffs, J8-9' SAN DI EGO IAP 1 --Running back Sidney Thornton scored a touchdo\\n and Roy Gerela boot· ed a 27 -yard field goal to lift ~he p I a yo ff. bound Pitts burg h Steelers to a 10·9 victory over the San Diego Chargers Sunday in th~ final regular season National Football League game for both lNlml'. The Steelers didn't need the \ ictory to clinch the AFC Central Division title. winning the crown l'arher Sunday when the Houston Oilers defeated the Cincinnati Hcn1:rnls 21 · lG. Pitts bur(!h . which finished with a 9.5 record, plays at Denver Saturday in its playof{ opener. The Char~crs. who wound up the year with a 7.7 record. scored on their first passess10n when running back Clarence Williams plunged over from 2 )'lrds out lo di max a 62·yard, JO-play mar<:h. Kicker Rolf Bcnirschke·s COC\· version attempt failed becausepf a bad ~nap from center. Benirschkc ga\'e San Dieg~" 9·0 lead mid way in the se~ period when he kicked a 38·y¥d field goal. lie hasn't missed in~ lust 12 attempts. The Chargers bottled up \tie Steeler~ offense until the thla:d quarter . A 46-yard pass frocn Terry Brads haw to Jo~n Stallworth put Pittsburgh at lite San Diego 1-yard line. Bradshaw was injured on the play and lell the game but is expected lo stall aealnst Denver next Saturday. • Neil Graff replaced Bradsbaof. On the next play Thornton sc~ to cap a 62·yard drive in six pliJ,'l'I and Oerela's eonverslon cut the San Diego leud to 9· 7. Gerela's game-winning field goal came with l : 14 left in Hie third quarter. The winning poin were ~et up on an interception b}t J . T . Thomas at the San DieJCO 34 Bradshaw, who suffered a nee~ injury. completed eight of 1.7 passes for 139 yards before le~ ing the game eurly in the third period. llc'U be able to play agaih4\. Denver jn the playoffs. Pll1'burQh s.11 01e90 f'lrSldowni Au\lle\ yerO\ P•\\1"9 yaro• A•lurn y•r~ l'MSU Pvnh f11n101" 1cx1 P9"elllt\ VllfcK o O 10 0 -.IO • l 0 O·• s ... 1.n aia,....... 1J t• .., ..... 191 ., 12 ., IMS.I IMlo," S·:M $e M .... ..s1 •·IS Huskies Practices Closed to Public The U ni ve r s it y Q Was hington's football t ea which arrives In Newport Be Tuesday, wiJI hold nine prac sessions at Orange Coast Coll bel(lnning Wednesday-but n ts open to the public, accord in a Huskies spokesman . W aahinglon, which tani wltft the Uni\ter&lty of Michi In the Jan. 2 Rose Bowl ea will headquarter et the Mar ttotel tn Newport Beach. The Huskies wlU arrln Ill' 'Marriott about noon Tuad Tt\ey wlll pndlce in lhe m The Lakers held on despite a charae by the Celtics early tn the second halt. Los Anceles had a 57-51 haUtJme leact but Bacton scored eight of the first 10 polnta ,_,.... J.T. THOMAS (24) CO~ I. PUMILED IAN DIEOO P.A.T. al OCC &hi• week and wort • the afternoon next wee.It. . . ( I t I ... ~cCauley Propels Colts, 30-24 Area P rep Wrestling .......... --.. ts-11...,•Y 15-1 ci.m.n1wl pt.-.i ttr ""'•V• !S...U AMI, IOll IO c;o,.. l,.ttl 101-11)-t. 10*.....WrltM ~ c .. ,.,_M•I Dll\Md Oon McCauleya~ored D t;NVE& A'J' fa\or by blo"•nc a 2S· wasth~biggettcatcl'lof Stanback scored on Plunkett to Gene ~.,~~=..::::m.•>0.•0&1 1o. Ll\e winning tout"hdown DALLAS-The DiiJlu > urd try with bix seconds the day as the Seahawks run• of two and seven W ubintlon and on a ,,.~ 1s.ii c ...... ,.,., ,,.., with 2 :4'1 rcmainlnf to Cowboyt> :u·compUshcd lclt in the gume. won, 2<>-19. yards while Bartkowski 29-yard draw play by t'r.:!. «>::,.tcz=~, '.1!; ::: :: a1ve the BallJmon: Coils all thtm• obJet't1vttb but Laq,ent pulled down a connected wllh Sedrlck. WUbur Jackson. 1t•v•'• 'Ol!WIN' ... "'•"°'°"''" 41 00-24 VlCtory over tho one in a lt..fl victory over N V J E T S A T ts.yard touchdown pass Mcintyre on a 2'J.yard no-et-ii , .. " t 1•m•n1•1 °''· Ctotl (Oflllf'lol M loll; Ol~ llY '*-"' ~..-.Wlt-1 10 '""*'9 IS... ci.n.•I i.\I to ~1pe<IU lltl.,.,_ l'tolyl •.),~I 10 ~'"" 1o.ino11 > ltl .... .,...,"°' IS... °"'*"• Wt; ''"D" lown I •autllorl t1'11 *<. Cltrll tOtrYI H , !Ill,... Jolw• C$oM<t l "-..Stint. Hwy-CMUOy fS,fn C..,._ttl 11", DI-TIOl!ltlW IS-.-lll o .... Jfnneel llY Htlllar~ IGlll,..I I I JI; ··-lly kit ~,,.. P:t), ~fQ ..,.. ..... New Eniland Pat.riott ln the Denver Broncos. P fl I LA 0 EI. P H l A from Jim Zorn with 52 scoring pass in tbe thlrd ST. LOVl.SATTAMPA LI'-•"'• co-r>t••· a Nat ion ul Fool ba 11 lkatln° old teammate· R o o k i t! W I I be rt seconds lert to put Seat. quarter and came back 8A Y -The Tampa Bay 111-1<...._11. tSe<> cte""'M•' 1o.i Prep S~nAr h • l.o ..,, .., '°"""I 1•t • ,......., °"°"' u """"" League grudge mate Craig Morton didn't Montgomery 1>cored on tie over the top. John intbef1nalperlodwltha 8uccaneers save <"'""'"',....,,.,'°·OK. 09,.,., '""•-¥• ......... Sunday. (·om!! about when the touchdown runs of one Leypoldt's kick for the flve -yarder to rook le screaming homj!town ~:.:i~' M ; io.1 .. c...., .... 111T~.~ ..... The Colts staged a Duover i.ignal·culler and 27 yardli und gained extra point was wide, Billy Ryckman. fans an early Christmas IM-Hllllftl iw.ci. ..... nt•1P1..,..<1 e-i.1er~11 .. 27 pornbc('ond hull rully went to the sideli nes 103 yards ln his first NFL and Cleveland bad one present-« 11·7 upset of ~...!'..~ ::;•:.~~-= u~.:!i~~=:,.:.~ to win their third con· after a bard tackle on s t art to I e u d th c last crack al the ball SAN F&ANCISCO AT the St. Loul1 Cardinal• -;....,,..::::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;::::;;:::::;,;;::::;;::;;:;;;;;:;:;p;;::;:;::::;::::;;;::;:;;- seculive division cbam· D e n v er ' s Ci r s t Philadelphia I::agles to fl with 52 seconds r&ltlain· GREEN BAY -Rookie tor their finl·ever home ' , · pionship. po~scssion. 21.0victoryovcr theNew ing. DavldWhitetMJratpaased vic(9ry, ROSE PARADE Bert Jones was most Mean w hi l c. l h c York JcLS. Eddie McMiilan took tor 219 yarda and cor· The eecond-year team valuuble player in the Co\\ boys rode Roger A tou chdown by care or that by intercept· nerback WUUe Buchanon fflonraUtyh8pulr8itn5a~~o6a.9e2th2e_r . American Conference a S l a u b a c h ' s l w o Q u a rt e r buck Ron ing a long pass and re· scored and set up a field -.. year ago, but as f<1r as. touchdown passes to vie· J a w o r s k i a n d turning it 53 yard1 before aoal with two inlercep-wt\o had waited through coach Ted Marchibroda tory ove r Denver's Montgomery's first being bumped out of Uons, leading the Green five straljJht losses by is concerned, he came of "Ornnge Crush" defen:.e score came only 66 bounds. Bay Packer! to a 16·14 shutout. They gave the age Sunday. as rookie Tony Dorbett seconds apart an the fl n.t victory over San Fran· Buc1 21 •tandlng ova- " Bert proved himself earned his J ,OOO·yard period and a s tingy NEW ORLEANS AT claco. lions during the gamo as today; he showed what a badge. Philude lphu.1 defense ATLANTA -Haskel Whitehurst completed the Bucs stretched their· great qu:t rterback he Dorsett bt:e11me only for cc d l hr e e k ey Stanback ran ror 129 17 of 22 pW>aes, including winning steak to two is." Marchlbroda said the eighth rookie to gain turnovers in u driving ya rds and Steve a seven-yard touchdown sames alwr 28 straight after three touchdown 1.000 yards an his firs t rain. Bartkowski hurled two toss to ruch McGeor1e In losaes. passes by Jones paced. Ye tl r in the NFL . The Engles, who also scorin~ pasises as the the ftrat period. Sl. Louis lost running the second half rally. somct~ing Jim Brown. gotfirst-halfficldgoalso( Allantu Falcons crushed Buchaoon's fltal in· back Terry Me tcalf Elsewhere in the NFL O.J . Simpson and Gale 39 and 41 yards from the New Orleans Saints tercepllon setupChester early ln the game on an JANUARY 2 llSUVEO SEAT & IUS TIAHSPOITA TIOM flOM PAUYIEW CEMTll. llVIMI COST: '23.IO 1·8 TRAVEL & TOUR CO. 552-3052 Sunday: _ Sayerscan't cla1m.. Nick Mlke·Mayer. h.ehl 35·7 aod 8-el n modern Marcol's 21.yud field injury. Tampa Bay KANSAS CITY AT the Jett> to 35 total yards NFL scoring defense goal and the second be quarterbaclc Gary Huff --------------------C INC I NNATI AT HOUSTON -The Houston Oilers served as judge and jury of the American Conference's Cel\lral Division for the second straight year when they defeated Cin· C'i nnati, 21·13. a verdict that eliminated the Bengals fr om the playoffs. in the first half. record. returned 39 yards for a conneded on a 61-yard --------------------OAKLAND Errol The seven points by touchdown. San Fran· bomb for a touchdown Mann. after missing two CLEVELAND AT New Orleans lifted to 129 cisco scored on a nine· and a 62-yarder to set up • extra .point attempts, SEATTLE -Seattle the totaJ against Atlanta yard pasa from J im anotherecore . kicked a 28·yard fi eld wide receiH•r Steve this season. bettering the...;... __ ;..... _______________ _ goal mid way in the Largent caught only one old J4.game standard or fourth period lo com· pa~ s a g a 1 n s l the 133 sel by the Minnesota plete an Oaklru:td come· Cleveland Bro~ ns. but 1t Vikings in 1969. b a c k and IP \' e th c _:...:.._.:.._ _ __;~ _ _;_ ___ ;....;.;.;~-~~=;..;...--- tlouslon's victory pro· pelted Pittsburgh into the playoffs for the becond yeur. Houston's Dilly "Whi te Shoes·' Johnson was the CX('C'utionct Johnson scoted one touchdown, set up another and finished the game with 263 ull ·purposc yards. pluyoff-bound R<i1ders a I 2 1·20 victory over Kansas City Quitrlcrbuck Ke n Stabler or the Raiders sat out Sunday's 1?umc. 1 r esting for the first· round playoff game in Baltimore Mi1nn m1sM.>d a 23·yard attcm pt which could h ;1 \' c i n c r c a s c d Oakland's lead with 3: 16 left bul the Chiefs· Jan Stencrud returned lhc Pro Cage, Hockey H•ll..,•I S.•llott..11 Auocl•l .. n H•to-• "-•"' L•69.,. 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Tiie 19111 NFL s<hedlll• of 16 ,.,_ 0111.,._..,,... tor Mdlof tllt 21 <klOs ..__ WI Ille lomWI• ....,. ...... by Ille INOUt M Ille M<v<ll lt17 ~ .. '"" '" P'-"'11, Arll. TM lo,,nul• I• 0.tlf'mlMd b'f 1'11 &IAIMl"9S. wlll\ csaie. end «dltr of ..,... to be ct.- lw mlllff. AM••tCAH COfill'Ca•HC• • ULTIMOltl H-: Miami, ,._.. E"!flend, Ne• 'York Jets. B<1fla10. Ct•velaftd. Dtnv•r, Wtilllngton, Pf"ledetp/lla. Away: Ml-•. New E1191-. New 'Yorll Jeh, Buflelo, Plt~atl. Seat· tie, Dall•&. SC. Louis. •Ul'l'AlO Home: BalllMof'e. Miami, New £1191.,,d. -Y•ll _,..,. Pit-Oft. Clncl,.,..tl, ~ CJly, New York Gl.,,tt. Away: Balt\rnore, Miami, Naw 1:1191..,_,. New Y-Jet&. HOUU~ Clevelalld, ~City. Tamp.s Bay. CINCINNATI Homo: Pll .. bur911, Housto"• Clevelalld, -EftOIMld, Ollcta11<1. 1tanws City. All..,la, New Ortea11s. Away: Plllsburol\, Houst on. Clevel•nd, Ml-I, S..n DI-, Ouf. tato, Lo• A.nQolea. san Fr•ncli.<D. Cl.I: VI LAND . Home: Plll$DurQh, HoustOft, Cine In• flall, New Yorlt Jal$, Oenv•r, B<lfraro, Los Al'IQ4llH, San Francisco. Away: Pllbburgll, HOlnlOft, Clnch'I• '""· 8elllmore, Sea Ute, Kan1" City. .Allanta, NewOrtMns. OIENVllt Homa: 0..land, S.n OloQo, S.allle. .Kans as City, New Yorlt Jets. Piltsbllr9h.CN<AQo,GrMfla.y. Away:~. San Diego, SHllle, K•nws City, llalll"'OfO. Clewlano, Ml-ta, Detroit. HOYSTOtt Homa: Plllsbur9h. C1nc1nna11, Clewtaoct, MIMrll, S... Di.Qo, Bui· t•lo. Los AllQelH, San Franclsc;o. Away: Pllhburoh, C1nclnnall, Clewl•nd, -EftQI-. 0.ltland, ic.Mff City, Allanle. "'-Orl .. M. ICANS.0.SQTY Hom•: Denver, Oakland, San DltQO, SealU., ._Ion, Cte..,land, i ullalo, lempaBay. Away: Oe"v•r, Oakland. S•n Dleoo, Seattle, Pill$burqh, Cinch~ Mii. But111o, N•., York Giants. MIAMI Home: Ba/II"-•· N-EnQllnd, New Yorlt .>els, Bulfeto. Clnc1nMll, • Oakl.,.ct, DallM, SI. L.ovll. Away: Baltlmcwe, How Enqtand, N1tw Yot1t Jets. Bvtlelo, HoustOft, S.n 01-, WHl'llllQ(on. Phlt.clelpllla, NEWl:NOLANO Home: Balllmore, Miami. N•w Yor-Jet,, 8ulfalo, Housten. S•n Dleoo. W•W.lnoton. Pllll-IPhl•. Away: Baltimore, M11ml, Ntw York Jeh. 8ullalo. Cincinna ti, O.klanct, 0.11•5. St. loul1. NI W YOIU( JaTS Hom•: B•ttlmor•, Miami, New EnQlanct, 8ullalo, Plltst>urgn. S.1111•, Dalles, St. Loub. Away: 8ellfmore, Miami, Ne• Enqla,.cl, Bull1lo, CtewtM>O, Oenver, • w.u11tno1on. ""lled41p111•. OAKLAND Home: o.n .. r, Sen Dfe9o. Se1111e, kanws City, New Eno•-· Houston. ~lnnetolAI, Oeltolt. Away; ~.Sen Dleoo. Seatllt, kens•s CllY. Mleml, Clnclnn•11. Q\icago,GroonBay. PITTHUllG14 H ome: Hou"on, Clnclnn•tl, e 1e verend, Balllmoro, Seattle. ltll't~HClty,All.,i._NewOrlMM. Away: Houston, Cincinnati, crevelend, i.ew York Jets, Oe!lwr, B"llelo. L.os~es, Sen FrWIClt<o. SANOllGO ··-: o.-. 0.111 ..... S..llM, .Ka111H ,Clty, Ml-I, Chod aaaU. Cliluwe.~...,. Away: O.W-, Oll~llM!, s .. u ... ....... CllY. -• ......... "-*'· Mlft,..MIAI, o.tnlt. Away: Lot,.,...s.. San Francisco, Ntw OrlHM. S\. t.oYiS, Cl\l(lgo, T•mP• ll1y. Pllls:biffQlll, cinclnMll. CHICAGO Hom•: M."-'iOW, Ooltolt, Grett' llay, T•mpe llay, SI. Louts, Allafll•, Oakland, S.ttte. Awn ; MlnMtota. Dttl-olt, Gr....., Bay, Tampe Illy, WHNfl9\0ll, $en l'tan<IK.e. Dlftwf', San Dle9o- DAL.1.AS Home: Waslllnoton, St. t.ouls, PNladtfpllla, ..... 'l'orlc Glanu, N- Of luns. ~ •• 8alltmore, N•• E"l!land. Away: WHl\ln9ton, $1. I.out>. Phil-lpl\le. -York G•"""· Los ""'9ell~ Ge-Bay, MllmL Ne• Yorll.Jat.s. OETltOfT Hom•: ~I#. Cl'lluoO, G,.,..,, Bo. l•""lll Bey, WesNnoton, Saft Francisco. Oetl\'W,Sln OleQO. Away: Mlnnetot .. Ollce9o.G~ 9ay, Tamoa Bay, St. Louts, Allan1-. . O.tllanct, Seatll•. GltEl:NaAY' Home: Mlnnesol1, Chlc•qo, O.lroll. T•mpa Bay, Dallts, Hew OrlMnl, o.i.1-. SHltle. A.,ay: Mlnnnol•, Chi~. Oolroll, 'Tampa Bay, Phllacttlpbla, Loa AnlltlH, Den-, San OltQO. LOSANGl!LIS Hl"'e: Atl91tla, '8• .. ralKllCe, New OrlaAM, OilllH, Gr ... •ay. Tam,. •ay, P......,_,CIM-11. Away: All-, SM li'raltdau, N•w · Orl .. 111, PtoilaoMl,..1-. MlaMNla • New York G l a ah. Ma .. 11•"• ci.v......._ MINN.SOTA Hom•: Chl<ago, Detroit, Grun Bay, Tamopa Bay. Pllll-ll)llla, LOl A-let, Oo<lwr. San OfeQo. Away: Chl<ago, Oetroll, G•••" Bey. T•mpe Bay, OlllU, New OtlNftl, 0.tend, S.alll•. NEWOltLUNS Homa: Lot Aneeltt. At .. nta. Sin "ran<IKO, P•11tedelplll .. MlnneMll•, New Yori! Gia nts, Houlton, c1ev.ia11e1. Aw•y: Lot A._ie\, Atlante, S.... Francisco,o.11 ... Gr.....,8•y, TamP41 Bay, Plltsbul'Qro. ClnclMatl. NEW YOlllC GIANTS Hom•: Oellas, wu111no1on, St. Loul1. Plll-pl'lle, Los Ar>Qelff. 5M1 l'rilnCIKO, T-Bey,KansasClly. Away: Dallas, WashlnQton. SI. '-"""· Plllledelllftla, Allani._ ,..w Orle.111, T-llay, Bufreto. l'ttll.ADELPMIA Home: Delles, Waslllngtoft. St. t.ouls, New York Gl<lnn, Loe A,.ies, Ore.n !lay, Miami. N-Yorll Jols. Away: Dallas, Washington. SI. t.ouh, New York Gla1111. Hew Orleans, Mlnnffol.a, S.IUmore, New Eneland. ST.LOUIS Homci; Dlllu, wa sllll'tgton, Pfllladllplll•, New York Gl•l'lh, Allent•, Detroit, B•lllmore. New england. Awe y : Dall••, Wa sl>lnglon, PllllaOtlpllla, New Yori< Gla111s, Sin Frencl•co, Chicago, Miami, Ne• YorlcJtls. , SAN l'llANCISCO Ho.ne: Los AnQeles. Atlante. New O'leans, St. louls., Cl>l<AQo, T•m.,. Bay, Plllsburgll. Cine Inn.II. A•ay: Lo. AllQlles, Alla,.ta, New OrleaM, WHNft91on. Detroit, New Yorll Giant-. Hous-. Cll .. lend. 'TAMPA•AY Hom•: Ml nftuo1a, Chicago, O.lrolt. 0...... Bey, Allanla, H•w 0<1ea111, New Y-Glancs. Bull•lo. Away: NII,,,,.,.,... Ollc~. Oelrolt, Green Bay, Los AnQelff. SM! Fra1>-clsco, N•WYor1rGlatoCJ, l(anwtOtr. WASHINOTOfC Home: Dallas, St. 1.011 1\, Pllll-lpl'lle, N-Y-Giants, Sen Fr•ftCIKo, Clllcago, Miami, "'"' Yor11JIU. Away : O•llas, St. L ou is, Pl'lllactelPlll•, New Yori< G lanu. Atlanta. 0.trolt. Baltimore, New E1191.,,ct. Los Alamitos , Race Results ..... ~y Cllar, Track Geed ~1 lllST llACIE -400 yards, 2 y•lf' olds. C:ltlmlft9. Purw.,,IOO Unoblt 1w1rd> t .20 s.» i . .t0 Fleet llny (Cerclou) 4.IO 3,20 Bow•lla Too 18-sl 7.11> lime -IO 3' Aho ,.,, -Sll tS AllOW Parr, Plob- ble Jet, Truckle To Me, SonM ,._, Husllel't S.1<11, C.lclla Oo, PteaOys • TruOl• • Scratcl'lld -Sn.tppy Titer, Tiie Fur In U t:aecu ~...,. & t-l'leet Tllty. PalOJI ... SIECONO llACS -SJO ytrdJ. 3 Yttr Pro Grid Standings w 243 299 no 231 2U ,.. ,., 214 uo as1 no m tot ., 11J aAS 11! '"' "' m 211 no l07. ,., 261 ttt 217 us us ,., 141 t it m old• e. up. ClalmlnQ. Purse $3.000 CajunOevll IWarOI J.lO S.00 1.10 t.acrert1• deClabber !Han I 2.60 2 20 Flv. 0 l'lw (\/olUQllnl 2A Tlm•-21.11 AISOrlNl-AocklnSH. Ttoat A- Scraldltd-Ht'U Tri$ TMl•D aAa -350 yaros. 3 ,...,. otcts. c1atm1119, PurM '3..IOO 819 M T ru ""°""" tM1tc11e11) '"°° 1.20 sm Repeat Rocti.t tllclll8ml IUO •.oo Tracll P_ .... UCl>191tl 4.00 TllN-... ft Also r.,_ -A-Twof~, A- H1l11ll, P-imerol Valloy. L.olll· t11me, Tur Aiiiff Tuff. Mr. Bo Cll.ro-. ""°I"• Aoyal No a<ratelleS A·Sc>eft«< L Olllcllf's 911try U lucta •all M Trw ~WMfl a •ll ... at•---PM"27M ,.OU a TH ltACIE -IOO yards. J yo41r olck & -CJe1m1no. Ff#' fillies a. m.,as. Pune .. ,200 Wlld Calll !Haro 6,«t 3.JO t.• C~rgln l'ren' CLlpNoml JAO 1 00 OuPl'l Palt.nl lC<e19tf) .f.60 Tlm1-20..a Also ran -PNllloft, MJ·Vlll-. S-' R11r .. 1. Litt .. Reptka No scratellft "'"" •ACE -110 yards. a Y•• oldt e. up. c1a1m1no. Pur• U.tOO Boul'ttlPM8itm IV"'91>ft) U.40 6.00 UO 111 .. 1convov lt.IO!laml 5.AO •.oo $treai.lnSlr-IC.doal a.to •. .!L"!t.-:-.~ Scralc'Md-TanderWllrrlor SI IEu«a ~~ .. _ & .. P ... tCMv..,, ,....,, ... Sill TN ltACll -UO ya,._ 2 year old\. Al,_. Pl#'feS11RO T--.01....- ICreeqer> 0._(V...,,,, Jelftllat Jet rr.-.1 TI--tr.U No1<raklles 6 4 2 • 5 ·6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I I . E" D • ...,, ............. looo.tM ................ ~ ~ ... ~ .. flflllllCW •••••••••• 5000.5Gott ~-..... ...it .. ""' .. ,..,,_ ...... 5050-S4ft ~e ........ ~ Monday· Oecembe< 19. 187'7 DAILY PILOT Cf (.......,_.,, ....... OtiM •••••• ,...,..,,, .... ~ ...... ~· ......... ~ ........ '°°°"'°" -.015: Ad•tf"ffMn lllililld check tt.lr .. Howles For $de • I For Wt Ho.Ms fw W. ........ Fw W. ~~::::~~•••a .. a• ....... ,............... . ........•..........•.....•.•............... ·•········•···••······· fi,tMt'OI I OOZ ci....-.. IOOZ GeMr.. 1002 G ... r.. 1002f6G,.••-rtl• IOOZ 4llly -repori .... ..... ,,., ...... y. n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. ········•!••••••!•···~· l llDROOM DAILY PILOT .._. IWllfty fOf' t• first lecorrect l••ertlo• Giiiy. $62.500 Seller ls anxious. Good area with some nice xtras. Your Christmas present ror your ramtly. Will also go VA. Calling is a must. 546·2313 ----------·• O#'fN 1119. 11·s ruN ro er MU• ~·1 Motfce: Al l real estate itd · verti se d in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair HOU.$· jng Act of 1968 which makes It illegal to ad- vertise "any preference, llmltatlon. or dis · cr1mlnalion based on race, color. religion, sex, or national origin. or an intention to make any such preference, hm1ta· uon, or discrimination." Tlus newspaper will not knowingly accept any r:m11-1tn advertising for real ---------- estate which is in viola-r..-...a Point lion of the law. ----------1 3 Br & dining, beam clgs, fplc, $162,000. Hoines for Sale B u r r W h i I ~ H (.ii t ~ r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2901 Nt·wpor( RlvrJ N 0 ! 1141 bl'> 46JO IOOZ t-=--=;;::::....::~~;::=;;;;;;:== ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~COATS & WALLACE C17fJ REAL ESTATE , INC. A LOl'lll lY OWNlO COMPANY St RVIN(; IHl SOUIH COASI ARlA 51NCI !'ltd JUST A NEAT HOME -3 bedrms. 2 baths, Costa Mesa beauty. Has many upgrades. New roof just a year ago. Cement driveway. Double garage. large rear patio. Anxious owner will sell VA or FHA terms. Best for the least at S69,600. Cal 54Mtt I IYIRY MAH"S HOMI 15 HIS CASTLE - you don't have to be a MILLIONAIRE to live like one. Enjoy OCEANVI E W hom e with a PRICE REDUCTION TO Sl00,000 CGI 64M 161 Serving Cu~la M i s.i Irvine Huntington Be.ich·N ewport t3each IOOZ Getwral MONTEGO WITH VllW Beautifully upgraded Montego model in Harbor View Homes with a smashing view of the Harbor area and a ll its m any night lights. Four bedrooms, room fo r R. V. storage and close to community pool and tennis. A clever and colorful home inside and out. P resented at $159,500. U,._IVUI: Ji()Ml:S R EALTORS~ 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar also in Mesa Verde, at 546·5990 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S'AMISH ESTATE IEACH 2 STORY 41U'OOL $175,000 Reclilced Gwrol I 002 General I OOZ ·········•·······•····· ······················- $71,tOO CO .. DO FOR MARYl&.OUS ME~A VERDE to $159,500 SELL! SELL, SELL! Owner desperate. 5 BR, 3 BA, Many extr as . ,..__ of 0 Kind! Ocean, city llgbta view ...,.... with sunsets. Call for Park·ltke g r o unds S6Z,500 enhance formal entry to This two bdrm ls close to this e legan t. home. everything. including Spacious llving room. the beac~. Perfect for a Fiesta party room over-~pie, single person or looks lush courtyard. i! )'OU J1.11t, bad • baby. Wet bar. Garden view Call us oow. 546-2313 kitchen. Spanish tile OPINIU9•1tHVNt0llN1Ct• MONACO Call us about tbls im· maculate one owner, 2 bedroom, converUble den home in Harbor View H o mes. Tbe owner's aieUculous care to every mainteunce need will impress you. And the bigbly COtil• petitlve price o( $138,SOO. lee will please your pocketbook. 4 IR • S 142,000 Stunning 4 bdrm, 3 bath Mesa Verde pool home! Truly an oulstandtnll en· tertamment home. Huge living & family rooms. 2 t'rplc's. Spacious kitchen & family room over look giant sparkl· Big beach home, 4 br + appt. to see Century 21 FR + game r m. 2 ba. Cr k '"''"' low ma int., terrific rent 1~~oc~~e~r·~642~'~--~~~~~I potential. sios.ooo. 1. 645-6080 ~&-0066 i1to ~I/( ~ .!~ .. Df.!t. =~~~ ~-NIJHI I.be landlord's payments caHrornla Lifestyle! ~r:::,~;;~-~-~-~~·~·~•!!!!!!!!:"~ when you can buy for on· Open a tairs s weep to ·---------1 y $1750. down on a huge master suite & lfl8 pool! Executive liv·I~~~~~~~~~~ mg at a realist.le price! 1._ ________ _ Sl'e 1t today. Call'' 646-7171 to preview. ortN 111 ?• '' 1«1'1 It) {•.J'Cl' [~·Hiii J;, COMMERCIAL. LEASE COROMA DEL MAR -in lhe heart of Corona del Mar. Appro><imately 4000 square feet on ground floor plus 2 small apartments. Parking for up to 30 automobiles. 65< Per square foot. EASTILUFF'S IEST IUY!! That rare Y·Plan condo: formal dming rm .. famt· ly rm. off country kitchen; 3 bdrrns. Wide greenbelt view. LAND INCLUDED! Only $135,000. Best. value on market! C. F. Colesworthv REALTORS 640·001°0 SURPRISE! You can buy a 1200 sq. fl. Baysid e Vlllage mobile home for only S«,500 and live near the bay in a beautiful, park· like setting. with pool, Jacuni & boat slip all $62,000 oome or Vets no euest quarters. Gl's Lry down. Easy to qualify. no down. Hurry! Must Call today for more info. sacrifice. Call 963-7881 l'nl@i:1:mn1r.;mm O'fN 111_ 9 ." s HJN l~U N~(' ... ...,,n;;r.._ l•R~d GREAT RATES AT SOUTHWEST BANK A Gnat Rate For UMdC•~ (The same as for •new can.) SAVE Selle< .. t~ home U. Utah and must. sell 3 bedroom College Park Home! Corner lot! Call Red Carpet, 754-1202 UDOSAHDS Hop, skip or jump to ocean; llke new 3 bdrms., 2 baths, us~ brick fr-pie., new kitchen Cal 644-7211 /Jn NlulL n1\IL n 1. l\SSLJ(l I\ If 5 & all appliances, c~ta •-------• "d!aees. Only $145,0001 ldboe a.y Prop. R9'Clffon * 675-7060 .. NEWPORT SHORES Walk To Beach Immediate occupancy, newly decorated, lm· IALIOA PIHIM. S Years yooug, duplex, 3 up & 3 down: ocean side of b lvd . Pride of ow nership pr operty; good rent al hlt~tory. $189.000 lodudlng landt 673..3663 642·2253 Eves associated 811'1t<Efl~ flEflL.0?~ ' ; l' """ 9(, t;. J ti' • t b Ah low as 9.95 annual percentage rate. maculate 3 bedrm, 2 1~~~~~~~~~~ bath, 2 pati05, dble gar r. PRIME DUPLEX 00 alley. i------• - COLI OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 rvailable. And, don't hiok this is an oJd t railer . H Isn't! 2 Bdrms., 2 baths, blt·jns, carpets. paoeUng. on & on. See today, & you will ~ surprised. A Gr.at Rah for MewC.-..,_. (Convenient, easy pro. cessing.) Well planned & well 400l trda. . RMI!'! Price RMllcecl! built 2 bedroom, 2 bath t~C.ll~~!-!!!!~-~~I Cor o n a d e l M a r units in areal Costa A _. -• ., DUPL E X, 2 bedrm, Mesa nefJbborbo od. • • -Clrepla ce, fro•t unit . • Each unit has it's own en.closed yard. Upper CLASSIRED HOURS A<hertl~r11 may pla('e u. .. r ad' hv telephone 8 00• m. to~ JOp m Monday thru Pr1day • 8 to noon Saturday COt:,"'l'A MF.SA OFFICE ~w Ray 6'?-5678 HUNTINGTON REACH 17875 Rfac:h Blvd. 540> 1220 LACUNA BEACH 1116 Clenney re 1.Ji&una Beac:h 4!M·9466 SADDt.~BACIC ~La Pu Ro•d 1.llgU11a Hlll.s 581-&l O N0"1'H COUNTY dial ffff S40-t220 Cl.ASSIAIO DIADUMIS Deadline for c:opy & kills 15 s ·JO pm. the day before puhhc:at1011. ex· cept for Sund1y & MOii· dav Edrt1ons when deadline is Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIEO REGULATIONS F:RRORS: Advertisers should .:Mc:k lhe1r nib daily It report error1 Immediately . THE DAll.Y PIUYT a11sumes habillt_v for the first In· corr~i 111.~erllon only. C4NCEt.t.A TJONS: When klllln• an ad be lift to make a re('ord of the KILL NU MBER Jlwn you by your lid taller ns receipt or your cencellahon. This kill numbtr mu~t be presen· trd by Ult adveTtlser in ~lie ol a dispute. CANCELLATIO!'t OR CORRECTION Ot' Ni'!W AD BEFORE RUNNING: · t:Vt'f')' errort Is made to kill or rorrec:t • new ld tl\tlt has been ordered, but ""' cannot 11uaran· ltt '°~JO t>nlll the·~ h•• appeared In the 'P'PCf· OfMf'l' .. A·LJNp;J\()S: Thew ad8 ire 1trlctl)' ~In advanre by mell Cif' 11t 1ny one of our of• l'I~. NO phoM ol'dera. Dodllne: 3 p.m. F'ndaY. C.0.<• Meaa or· tlt'Cl It u noon 1t 111 bran<hotften. TUB DAU.V PILOT ff'l(!l'YU ffl• T'tJht to tlaq1ty. «ht, ~Of rHuu ·~f' 4lfl••'f'· llltfMllt1 a1111 ltf01111M ill Nl\e8 • ,.ll•latlOM 111\thout prtor ..Ut•. ~="' f'O. lo\15t0, Calta Mt'MI ... 613-4400 HARBOR /\ Division ot Harbor lnvestment Co. $50,950 2 Bedrm, l \>l.a bath Q:ln· do. New carpets & paint. El)d uo1t facing green area. Hurry, won't last. 546-5880 .-;)_~$-HERITAGE . • REALTORS NEWPORT IEACH HEWCOMDO SAVES4000 B r and n e w co n · domlnium jost ~ mile from o cean •. Ht.tee master suite with warm wood cathedral ceUlne and bonus apace !or hideaway room wlth possible ocean view. $9000 Moves you ln. Hurry and take advan- tage, call 962-7788. • K€Y ' I t\EALTOf\Sh CAMEO SHORIS Spectacular oceanfront ho me . View beach, breaking waves, spec· tacular sunsets behind Catalina Island. Elegant si mplicity In this 4 bedrm , dining r m ac r a m ily rm h ome. $785,000-Sbown by appt. only. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- f4Z.S2M ~...-...~ COUMl,.AIK 3 Bdrm home. Open t'OOIJt afternoons & on S&t ft Sun t•a. *Wake FClftllt ·Rd. f77.500. By ownrl•ll· 711·9880 ,, private garage. yard. unit-beamed ceilings. 1 built·m electric kitchen POOL HOME!! bedrm. Walk to s hop. As low as 9.95 annual percentage rate. & economical natural $51.900!1 ping & beach. $149,500. gas heat. Very easy to VA TERMS 64H270 ..... ~ ... FarHa•AWWS ("Second Trust Deed" type equl ty loans.> rent.Full price $89,900. Tr-emendous 3 br home CALL 556-2660. w/ oversized fam. rm & C: SELECT massive br ick frplc, T'PROPERTIES l ocated on quie t, "4-U# SHUtlt tJ~ aULJORS secluded st. Seller must move in, a hurry & will I~~~~~~~~~~ entertau~ any reas. Of· j: 9.S per cent plus two l•--------- PTS. plus s1so. Home & Income Deluxe Duplex, golf STOP fN OR CALL course view. 2 Bedrm SOUTHW~ BANK each. Private, quiet , EL TORO 24417 Rockfield Blvd • a;J0.3122 LAGlffl.A BEACM 800 Glenoyre 4.9'1·1711 Ml~IONVIEJO 28662 Marguerite Pkwy. 495-6600 lar ge gar ages. Only $110,000 Call 540-1151 .. ~,.. HERITAGE . • REALTORS SELL idle items with a Dally Pilot Classified Ad. 642·5678. SllK & ,INft AM£~11~~\sCUP C $ J U 1 1 D R Z W E W Y 1 T W A N T S CH S HANAC I RE MANAA GY E l OMN C EYbZDA ONH TCRH ff U \. N T A A 8 W K G M S R I S T A 0 1 N 0 E S I 0 0 Q I 1 E 0 L A H T 8 W C 0 U A U T E U S T U ROAGYNEOECW ~TV O P AR R P E E N 1 A L L 0 A P S 0 H 0 N I N J R X N A E L E L L I R l U 0 S I 8 L T l S R E G 1 U I A A U S 0 E N N M 0 D S E 0 C N G B R N N T I 0 H R N U A E E S N E EIHGTJlIH T LEL ~l C N l H 0 V E E K T H G 0 I Y R 0 N E E T D A R R E D N E F E D H E S C A 0 RTBW&RMH L WTNW S PEHO ri ns onu tlllO ow appeer Ol'Wl!O, bacl<· -~.up, IS-. Of dlefaNlty. Find MCI\ 8'ld bo11 It In. h Amert ca Rainbow Madele1 ne ~ Mag1c Yf g1 lant Volunteer : P~r1t•n Defender Enterprise • Ranger Co1ud>1a Conste11at1on Tomorrow: Footbal l StadfllllS ....... 1002 ....... , .............•.........••...•.••...... PllSfD .. T HOMI Great loeatlon in the hilts of Turtle Rock. Extra Jatge, private yard. 4 bedrooms, family room. $144,000. • .> ' fer. Jl y00're a Veteran, this can be purchased · w i th NO DO W N PAYMENT !! 754-7800 6A~ ~ A•ul hlulr Inc I OA MMER ·rr111 _I ·_1t_; ..... .u_t _i_I! i l s u s 0 E I ~ ! ,.,,. Anlerbn public -'" ..,,...,..I ~,.....I -.-, _., -1 trouble from .,. mtlwt• ... ___ .,_ ..... -..... -rnanutmct""" ltOpp9d Cllllllno ---------,, ue cue10fnerl Md ...,_ I s l x c E E I Clllll'IO"' -. '"" .... 1.:.-lil..J:.' :.rl=-=i-1 ~, ~ 0 ~ ::-..,. ~'et I. ...... _ ........ __ '"_ ,..,j .... "'-~ you ........, ,_ .. No. 3 be6ow. I I I I I I I I SCR.AM-LITS Anwen "9 Clnslflcaffoa 5100 I Ge•rel l 002 G, .. ,.. I 002 .............................................. ~ SPICTACULAR UDO ISLE New Listing. One Of A Kind, Beautiful, Cheery, Sunny, Street To Strada. One Sty Home. Three Bedroom, Two Baths, Lrge. Living Room. Sep. Dining Room, LQveJy 'Sun Room Plus South Patio. Really An lmmaculato Home. Built .B,y Holstein. Priced at S2~.ooo. A "Joy Of Newport " Lislini. · f • I 1 /1 . . . .. . «M DAILY f'ILOr ,_.°"°'l· 0.C.Mbtf It. 1'77 ~-~~ ........ ~-~•~••u•u ~.~.~ ..... ;. ~.~.~ ....... ~~•~•~••••••• ~~~.!!!:!~ ...... ........... w. ........... We ........... w. c..e.w... 1024 rut•Y~ 1034.,..... t044 L..... IOl6s.t.L.... 1086 AcrNpfw .. 1200 ............... ~······· .................................................................................................................... ·•····•·····•··········•······················ ...............••••••.. • _,.. fOOJ 81•r.. 1002 ., .. ,.. Ito% ·••••···•···········•·· ······~················ ••••.•.•.•...........•. FllSHMIW um.-t9»SPAIMT HIC:l ILASHIDI Super 2 •tory S"8 home. • br, 2YI ba. HJahty up. Jl'aded lhruout. Nr. park II comm. pool. De.it. buy at onl¥ $106,000. Hurry on thls one. Call now! FIVE ACRES CORONA DEL MAR INCOME UNITS Excellent properties !or tax shelter & apprecialion. Minimum deferred maintenance. Shown by app 'l . Triplex -2 BR. each. $215,000 Duplex -3 BR, 2 ba. each SlW,500 Duplex -2 BR, 1 bu. & new 2 BR .• 2 baths. $189,500 Some are close to the ocean & one unit 1s brand new! We. have many others available for the investor. 759-0811 450 NEWPOflT Cl NTER DRIVE 759·0811 -------BY OWNER c.t09 5,000 Ml ft Rane• Estate ca MM rUflll Shars> lir moet aurunivc l bdrm + den condo. Premium locatton. t~v·li JJallO. Garaje & x\ra 1treet ~arkang JI.lit 1tep1 from your door. ldeAI •tarter home tor Y9\UI& or retired couple. Wonrt last at $59,600. 6 new Crt>t, buy u Is & SA VE, wry desirable 4 l>d rm , 2~ bath towohome. End unit, parklike surr.ound.ina. pools & rec area. VA terms · Submit. 1168-3371 ~ Walker t: lee Real &tale Call now for appt. to see. I 111!11 _______ _ 545-9491 TIIUIOH ALLT•MS "3-0ltl &.ble, separate maid or aueal bome onclo•od Island for aviary or IU\imal enc:l0tunt on •P· proximate 31..ii acre ~. Adjacent approx 3 acre parcehal•o avaU in whole or part.. r... Balboa model with 2~ UnUllual find In n sharp ~11111111 ReaJ c.tate baths, 3 lge bedrma, 7411.P ...... • H •• Dr' • _ _.__Im PRICI IS RIGHT spac. pallo, dbl gar .. -Pvt 11 YA.FHA« convenUona.I Shown by appl only to party, muat ae one terms atm.-. quauti'e<hbuyers. (7!4) of two propertle1 on .... ......,. ....... ,,_ Flower st. tn Easl C.M. -A·_,, evee . ._..._1 S2l·H 30 CourhllY to 1 uuplu or l lot W/2 ..,, u ....... bkn. howles. 873-6372 ~~~~~~~ ~-----· ----------c.plstn.o ..... I 011 MISA vaDI .......... IHch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~c:~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW 2 br, frpl, quie t st. C l s to beach/scbl. Rm for boat, RV, etc. $85,000. Pnn only. 493-5412 27 I 3 Slsve-tc Cir. MOTHB-IM-U W Im mac. 4 hr, din rm, Welcome or t.een dellaht. famrm.3caraar. Xlnt. Private quarters, loc. Premium alze lot at separate rrom main WHMl&SL .. can you find a 4 bdrm., 2\11 bath ho01e with Ml. & 1olf course views, comm unity pool & Jacuul, lennla, btke trall1 •. you name It . thJs home has ll . F'ee land, loot Sl09,9SO IHI SJJ-9781 Hester-Brown · •1 AllOll S Lingo RrAl&tAn . GREAT OCl.AM VllW -Otte old,__.. •tnclcle• ....... .... betw .... two oc ............... .,.r+y hot ft°"'• °" c ... t H&tllwwr ... ... , CICCftl from ,.,..,.... w., .... fh9 ngllt to ........ of .. 1.000 • ..,. .. bHch . •• • $200,000. LAGUNA NIGUEL 49$-1120 499-4551 DANA POINT 493·8812 LAGUNA UEACH 497.2489 loadM wtt.b oak trees in the Cleveland Nal'l fo'ote1t, SO. of Orange Co M1aolclpal water. &tntle rollln1 knolls, bHullt~l vlow 1ltes Owner wlll carry . Terau. BKR. (7H) 676-5717 OR 522-2090 S.10.20 ACltlS No. Idaho, 40 ml. No. of Spokane on Hwy o . Beaut. forested ""•In, nr. lakoa le rivers. Fit· bin• " buntlnf. $1200 . per uru. C.l nobert. Turnbull, 556-3610 FIVE ACRES Hard to flnd bone pro-pm.y. BraDd DOW 3 BR, • --___ ... I 041 Mn-rt IHcti I 06' l BA home. Kuc• f•mUy .....,,.... __.. ·r-room, wet bar, frplc., 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• car 1araao. Won't last~ H.I. DOU HOUSI BKR. OMLY $92,000 (114) eT7·5elll ~ mile to bnc:h, btfl , ___ O_R_~----- RUSTIC the end or the cul·de·sac. house. Very uparaded _____ --:; __ _ I I 022 Great family home. ··acachwalJt" wtjacu.ua, WOOOlaJDGl Gftte.rol I 002 GtMNI I 002 CoroM .. M• REE.5E REALTORS wood decklnl • 3 bdrma · BROADMOOR, 4 BR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7"'1·1"'"3 3\11 baths • walk lo ram r ....,.) ." all HOUSE • •OHi ~ " be . m. • .....,. .,. spa, Bo ck QOUntry feeling pervades thruout thta big 2 BR home on lg. lot 1n hvy. wooded area. OriginaUy bldr·s home. Access to pvt. bch. $139,000 condo prolm1lonally de· ••~•-'rtkl":'J.Towrt· corated.12 bl1 bdrm.a, 2 .._.. fw 1700 bat.hs . c:lose i.o pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sauna • ta~udl ot w1dk Br 1 Ba Condo bltns dwn l.o be1ch. 15&-l50l cpta 6 drpa. Near ocean NMIHSULA POIHT 4 Bdrm .• 2 ba. home. All amenities. Lovely urea, few steps to be ach. $189,500 UDO ISLE Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den, 4 baths, living rm. w/cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. s uite.'$224,950 llG CANYON 4 BR, fam. rm., 3 baths. Beautifully decorated Broadmoor Plan 3, on extra large lot. $325,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J41 t\or1d•· Dr•v•· N B b l'> b lb l G....... · 1002,GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• V,.'l·::--;1.1·:Y N TAYLOR CO. HEALTUHS S llll'I' HMH C.AMEO HIGHLANDS SI 79,500 View of ocean & hills! A delightful area -quiet living yet close to shopping. See this great family home wi4 bdrms , fam rm, formal dining bonus rm. Private front cowt-yd. f<;>r entertaining. 3 Private beaches. WESUY M. TAYLOR CO., IEALTOltS 2111 S. JOGqllin Hiiis ltood MEWPOltT CIHTB, M.I. U4-4t I 0 ~ --------•ch. 968-8371 lndscpa .• decking, feoc· la worth lhls pl'lce. But Mesa Verde Golf Club Ing, eorgeous lmprove-A6 __ ~ Walkr.r t; lee ~ abopp1nc cent.er. '4%,000. 9"-124% YoU can llve near the 5 Br, fant.a.sUc view. ~ menla, model home beach ln Corona del Mar Acce.1295.000. Shown by cond. Move·ln ready. ~___.!IW~aJ~~~u~~~~.iD'!~"~ & have tenants help aprp.t. only. 1790 Panay ___ R __ eal_Ee_ta_t_e __ Agent 640-"60 pay ... $175.000. Cli 4 BR r I I 60 Ft. bayfront, 4 BR, den, pler, on Peninsula. Manhall Rily 875-4tl00 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••• NORINS REAL TY Ast. 54().()6()8 $71 ~ rpA C, veryl~an. TURTUROCI( 2 On 1 • '""· pprox sq S 124,950 * 494-8057 * ft. Owner out. or stale. R U S T I C 96Ml4t. Hard to find Plan 8. Im· HARIOI 2 sharp E/Coet.a Men $13,450 DOWM CORONA DIEi. MAR 2 Dfl. 1 BA hom~ on R·2 lol. Live in front unit while buildine <ind unit on rear of lot. Outstand· iog investmenl. Only $134,500. CALL 95$..0350 1 JI ''~• l lHI ( l)f,.1,1.0"'J • Ill IH 'lJll'• Ill \ool I Cll•l ll't Abo•• CM.ta Co•• 214 Dahlia This charming 2 Br home, has a most spec· lacular view of ocean & harbor jetty. If you like beamed clngs, antiques & peaceful living, call today. D. Rlcktth IUtr 955-0497 642·3263 Spyglnss Tradewrnds, 29 Cambria, ocean view, sngJ story, 4br. 2'hbu. By owner. 644·1838 Costa Mesa I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• peccable t.hruout. Lush LogiMe HUia I 050 hou1e1 on l lot. One la · CHARM FIXB UPPER! 1rounda with 38 trees ••••••••••••••••••••n• HIGHLANDS n ew, one ta rebuilt. 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba-485.000 surrounding secluded l'ownhome 3 Br din rm Sparkllng New port Owner very ANXIOUS, Close lo Golden Weal jacuiii. It won't lost at llv rm 2ba ISoo aq tt' Beach pool home. 3 submit all OFFERS. ON BLUFF College & shoppina cen· ~~~[.,0:124 •950· Cn11 s1s.OOO.'$.S1.i.i34 · Bdrm, tam. rm. & din. CallnowMS-7221 $74 900 ::a~~~~:un 1·5.1584l Ol'fNlllll •llSMllOlfNI((• L091JM1Hi9* 1052 ~~a~~c,:.":~.: ~ ONE OF IA KJND ! SOCALI~~ARLTY 1--J,id1i;l;i111 ···················~··· ~~rJ~·950. Hurry! Heavy wooden , open ~-< 617HJF SulMM'"b Buy. beamed c el 11 n g S&S Resale Specialists . · ~ •• La g tfn-~ -Be a c h 2 Wntdfff 1....._ highlights this custom 3,4 or 5 bdrm models bedroom with ootstand· ,,,_,, home. Complete wllh 3 avail, some w/pools. lllD~B> ing view of ocean & city Pro,.rt, 2000 large bedrms, 2 full 968-4602 lights. Totally re· bat.h.1, and oversl~ed liv· Pennington Properties l'T-s B.IGANT!I furbished & immaculate 1---------••••••••t•••••••••••••• Ing rm. MOO sq.ft . estate Live like a kln1 and in every detail. Only HVH MONT EGO 4br, HIWPOllT ttl&CiHTS size lot. Zoned R-C. NOW * * your queen can enter· $164.500 (84) 2ba. tam rm. Ownr. 2015 DUPLa. VACANT for lmft\edJate Stly Taylor wn royally In this pro. PortCbelMa. M0-1981 Extra aharp 2 BR \lniu, occupancy and priced 381 w. l4lk..-ressionally decorated, both w/private patios. for fast sale! Hurry, call Cotta Mff• air condllloned Edin-UDO ISLE Owner wUl help finance. noCow!l983-896al n~ l ""'" You are the winner of 2 tunir1 ~ow~h~us3eB~n Charminf, 4 bedrm, 2 Ctl 955-0350 oru n.ca ~late tree tickets worth $14 to 2V. vM.lyPrl~d belo~ bath home. Walk to the HOUD•y OH l""I beach. Shows like a ,, '"·· .. . ... ,. Price Reduced Sharp N/slde home. Cul- de-sac streel, 4 bedrm. covered patio w/BBQ. Top condition & fair pri cc or $79,900. Call now! Owner Is anxious. 645·7221 ,. ~ market at 199,900 model. Submit all offers. at the Centurv 21 Cr ocker ANAHEIM " CONVENTION MONARCH 642·5062. BR HSE + duplex, enc. CENTER SUMMIT II 1arages. Good C.M. Joe. Dec. 27th-Jan. lat. Beautiful 2 bedroom. 2 --------• $92,500. Bkr. 631-1234. Free Tickets good forj~~~~~~~~~ bath C-Plan. Ocean and UDO PDUM. ... 1 .. "" ,.. .._. Dec. 30th or 31st mountain views. Ex· IAYRtONTCOHDO '"r.-._,.... performances. Call MAKE THIS cellent location near Great Eastslde loc, 642-~78, ext. 333, to c 1ubh0 u se. Quiet 2 Bdrma., 2 baths. P ier newer Sbr, 2ba, frplc, claim your Uckets. CHRISTMAS n e i I h b 0 T h 0 0 d • &sllt:ootllu~~ooo yd. (2) 2br, lba. paUos, * * .. one to remember. Give landacaped. with many encl. gar. $165,000. C1 bh I 67J.7l00 Tom Lee, Rltr, 642-1603 your family thla lovely s extras. u ouse, poo , lq " ' I I I I • O•t II SAl.llYOWHM bdrm., 2 ba. home. jacuzzi. Close to shop·I~~~~~~~~~ G.oodWriteOfft fnJ.OJ Wfttdlff R~ 'Clean • new carpets & Pin I centers a n d a.OSI TO Great rental area. 2 ~ ,._,, 3 Br, lVI ba Condo. Liv paint. Terrific locaUon beach4!9. Askiog $97,000 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!! TL.-Summer 52 .... 0 DOWN rm, din rm & inside close to recreation area. l'CX IAY Triplexes, 6 un1ls, all 1 RC' vv Jaw)(} rm. Up1raded. No $92 000 2Br, l ~ ba. 1235,000 Wheo hot weather com· Want to see little bucks, common waJI. 2 story. • 4 BR, 1~ BA condo, So. Calif. Realty 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• es,you'llbeready ror lt! turn Into big bucks. It's 168.450 Ph 962·3527 NO 3 MonarchBayPlua located in the pre· ____ .546-__ 5605 ___ _ Gorieoua· pool, boat or simple, buy OU. cute 3 AGTS. Laguna Niguel s tl g i o us BI u f fs . A UnJ 8 d It 8 INVESTOR'S SPICIAL-4 rux 2YRSHEW MEUOCEAH $45,000 DOWH Pride or ownership uni with faolastlc slon fireplaces. Enclose garages. All beoutlfu spacioUI units. Owne bought another • mus sacrifice! Hurry! Man additional investme n opportunities. Call now! 963-7881 C1'{N Ill Q •US ftJN 10~( Nl(f• ~EREAt 1 ~ ~-~TATCRS _I MISAWOODS This Is one of Cosla Mesa'• lavllbly decorat· ed 3 bedroom homes with anUqued, hardwood paneling, decorato drapes, expenslv wallcoverings. plush plus t\ carpot1n1 & great. nel&hborhood. Tb yard is spacious beautifully landscuped. Tbe propet'\y ii vacanl & ready for a quick sale at $95.000. CALL 75l·li9'. LIASEOmOH tralfer parking. lnvitlng BR home Cor only ~~~~~~~~ 496-7222 831.0136 tremendou1 value at ts. rea . utter. B d lt l . 3 ~· famlty room. $52,500 Low down & -$1,8500 Anaheim, Pride or e~:nuni~e~:nh~~e~v~ eating area. $69,500, cheappoyrnent.s. WOODSY 2 STY Ii'"' · ill f:Z~~~i~1~i~rr~: bdrm s, 2 "ii baths, BKR 54(\-l720 540-3666 Rustle archltecture with Mitaloft VJ.io I 067 Call 962.2456 Curtll ln- beamed ceilin&s m h v abundaol gla&11. Heavy ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,., c . ..tn. tcz ~ vestments rm. Air cond. Two 'l'ARBB I shake roof, vaulted ceil· R~..., P~ •--------- rec reational centers 111 IK... ings, sweeping moster SUPIRI VIEW osta Men Beauty, w I 1 & t and children ·s wing. bread & butter. 12 Unlu. P 0 0 5 en n 1 s · "4t I ht CaHfontl•" .n......n hearth flreplace. See the. sparkling lites n...aut.1·ru1 home ·1n Cameo · Includes kitchen bltns, --"-------1---------..,.,... r thia 4 bet ho ....., Shows gd potential. refrJg.rreezer, clothes ---•1o..1 3 IR 11 I"' Maga&lne rerfect lro.nm'" r e at r"°a m 1·ml ye ~es. Iden! teenager. Amenities Lncl pool, all h &d ~·-·~" -~ "' kitchen. Mutt .purpose STONEWOOD "h 0 10 -law, or g u est unite furn . Asking ~C:/~pen~~r·p~~~!f: OFTl:H7 MISA $59,500 ' area. In the S70'1. One of nelg borhood. nly quarters. Great for en· 1325,000. Submit all of· patios. Xlnt. location WOOOS POOL Don't believe it we our newer homes. Btr • $79,SOO. 754-7800 agt. tertainiog. 4000sq.ft. Im· fers. Curtl.5 Investments near So. Coast Plata. HOME didn't either, but it1s for 536-9311. Model In desirable , mac. oond. Pool, Jacuzii 962·2456 Owner will sell GI or See this aorgeousZalory real. Hu to be Orange ....,..---------• WOODBRIDGE PLACE. Cordova 3 br, view. le 180 degree view of --------- leaseoptlon.646·7711 beauty w/fmly rm & Co hottestproperty.Low H;tJi:' I042 On a corner location Corner lot nr lake. Air ocean. 4633 Ca meo 4PLIXC~. frrnJ din rm. Fabulous rdeonwt.n,Pupta~~-en0tns yloikuer .;::::;;. ............... Jives the reeling ot llv· cood . & upgraded. Shores Dr., Open Dally Eiccellent rental area. side yrd "pool area that u..., Ing In the' gteat out· $69,750 Ownr 496-7364 1·5, Call Agt 646-7414 or 1·3 BR, 2 Ba , 2·2 BR, 1 flows from llv rm musts54~1j666 OCEANFRONT =!"ut ~::.1n~os~~ N.wporthoch 1069 -~~~ :!sii1 bach. •:49,500. ---------• w/vaulted ceilings Is .,.. Suoset Beach by ap-'"t.ment. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --"'· 1076 'MiESTARNESCO. HIWPORT kltcben. can today to In· 2 homes, 2 lot.. Bkr/ All ,..,... ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• i--------- spect. 545-9Wl M&-5868 ~~ OCIAH VIEW WiALIC TO DUPLUIS -------COHDO, RB>UCED Two NEW duplexes I s THous• ... os $ THI HACH from $179,0001 Prime SIAeATI , ,." Crom th1s 2 BR charmer, Newport Heilhts loca-Real Eai.te Rll>UCB> 110,000. DEEPWATSR TNHSJ; Reduced for 8 fast saJe. located on quiet realden· ll o n s I Fl rs t u ser•---------Fantastic 4 BR Meaa Lowest price wai.rlroot Vacant & seller is anx-fiaJ street that leads to depreciation 13 super . Like new, by owner. 438 Verde home. A real at only Sl98,500. Call to-IOWI. Beautiful 2 br end popular T..street beach. Fast escrow. AU 3 bdrm, Princeton. 4Br, 2bn, bariain foe the wise ln· day unit w/fl'J}Jc. Communi· Large fenced yard & DWI.IX Costa Mesa (2) 8 bedrm units SJOS,000. Xlnt reo· tAI localJoo. Owner anx· lous. Submit. 2'h balh unit.I . Jog to pool. $89,900. 64.2·3729 aft ._._ A"' ...... U""' PUR. Clll'YYR••T~ WOODlllDGE ty poor. s auna, & ha.nh-_.. n--$""'300 ~-• •·· _. ..., .,,uu ~" • J'acuul. At this price it ... ....,.. ...,... ,.., '• water. Beat buys lo 5. •---------846-2141 ltlALTY ~ ,_ _______ _ Newport-PLUS-a i>eek·a· AAEA'S&e8TIUY ~~~~~~~ Hl·JOOO ~~ast! Hurry! Call AMCHOl.ACH boo ocean view. ca11 fast INVISTMIMT Baaut. 4 br ~ fam rm. la -i---------1 .,...,......... INYISTMINTS •-------646-7171 OPPORTUMITY dlnln1 rm. Bl& frplc. ....... 1044 L.O_I...._ -a 171,., TAX SHB.TS Ol'fN•ri9•HHUNJo ocN1C1• HlCI 3 IDRM Xlnt ln " out. Almoet ••••••••••••••••••••••• -,..... ""' ,., 496-7711 -MIW ILDG c ..... ' 2' Ctod&tr 642-IOH THE REA ooo rt N -.. IXIC1""VI H""....,.I SOMITHIM~ • HOME 21~~ 1 • ow .... ooo. vu """' SHARP'? rttOHSSIOMAL s units. super. loc. Ask· You also can use your UMITID 194-13'6 OHLY SIJ4,t50. IUILOIHG _m~g-S3SO,....-,OOO-._--...,::--i VA entitlement lo oc· __. ________ One block to blfi lake. This 3 BR condo has il ___ •_•~ __ -_c-..___ I@ __.., cupy lhl,, corner home in too 950 'Ibis brand new Wood· S~ Clemente pro!. bldg. . W£STSID£ IUlJY good neighborhood. Ap. IU'I, brid1e home bas 4 bl& all! 2~ Ytt new, 2~ BA, LEASl/OmOH office suites avail .. 1·8 Mt-2323 CSELECT T'PROPERTIES -'--'~~==="-' ~-·--D E~TAT£RS__, VATBMS CORONA ONLY $62,500 DB. MAR Besl buy In the area. Air a Huge BR, 3 Ule BA. conditioner and some den. dlnlnt rm, 2 st(. other nice xtra's. Calling I ua ls a must -The dog w/2a' open beam ce · bites! A quick escow and praisal ordered . 10 its Mesa v erde bdrms, 2 baths, rrml dln 2 aty. Decorated pretUer NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Rooma. Large parking~~~~~-~~-~~~ t~e for you to inspect PresUce area. Newly de· rm, 2 oversized Crplcs · then a model. no cohm· John Saar agt, 546·2020. area. Rent at 55" per sq. i: lhUI pron.rty now. For cora''"" 3 bedrm, 'ormal ST,500 worth of up. mon walla. 1 Yr. m n..ail Place Propert.iea fL. Consider trades &.._ _______ _ ..-~.,.. " warranty. New on the ""' · t ..,,.., 500 '""' """" '" appt .. call loday. Only dJnlnf, co .. y 11·repl"'ce In grades. '759-1501 erma. _.., . ~. 2 HOUSIS $67,000. • 1 both dining & llvlnl 191,900. Townhm. 2 Br, 2 ba, Owner hu Hid ''SELL space, deluxe b lt·iruJ, Real Eltat.e 833-0821 or 640·0769. • •-c ...... ~ Walker 1; l t:e 545949 " • market&P,rlcedrlgbtat By Owner·Big Canyon ~ rooma. Super c':Eboard ' d 149 soo ~ ITI" Price reduced crpt , rps. S . . ~ SlOOOO! Two ... •-··-3 BKR. call 540-1720. ~ ~t!l'f Bdrm housea. Frplc'a, lnp, t.ije entryt frplc., this year 's best wet bar, launary rm, Christmas present is overslzed dbl 11ar. )'OOn. 5'6-2ll3 Real !lltale Sq. (t. of very unique llv· ortN 111 <>. "s rUH ro., N<t • N Condos 2 B 2~ Ba JI'_!, ~,..a·1.'."~· beamed cellinga & $I 58,500 * * * ~A)P-morel Submit oCfer. ... .,i•t.500 ~1n11r11 c~~·.:i:£"'~~ . JACOIS RIAL TY l~ . ~ _!!!;!!]! __ s:;._pa_. 67.;_._S-49_L_2_B_ro1c_er __ 11 ______ _ 675-6670 l'\nd ~hat want c.o.· .. Mer 1022C.....WM• 1022 "'6.11 u DI,_. )'OU Iii' -..I.. lJ\ •• •• e •• e •••• • e •••• e •• e e •• •• e. • e • •. • U •••• t •••• Siil idie tt.es:u 8Q.aTI ~ ir ._ aau -· ... ,.. • .... ,.. 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• * macnab /lrvlna ?-realty l•ST'OltY IH -ntl IUJ'"" Compare for value! Sharp erul·unJt w/ all the desirable features lncl: new custom cpt, freab paint 6 wallcoverlnga, spaclou1 country kitchen w/pla.n.ked • J>elfed oak· noora. 2 shuttered BRa + OOftV. den. Cozy prlvat.e-_ p_•!~~-•JJM,-IOO. Cathy Schweickert~· (Ml) CE 111111 ILlllS UD. OVEIJ 50 YENtS OF SEltVICE ' CORONA DEL MAil 0 1 PLAN" TOWNHOUSE Located to The Popular Newer Canyon Crest Ettitea Area Juat Mlnutes From Fashion Island & Your Favorite Shops l 2 Lovoly . Bedrooms 21,ia Raths 2 Fireplaces 3 P•tios. Built In AU-Electric Qcben BeauUfuUr Carpeted le Draped. 'Enjoy The Pool, J•cuni &c TeMis Courts Sl.21,000 BJ AppOiatment. Deane home-Univ. OWNIR MOVING (1 • __ ~""11111&uer . Park "Kensl.Dgtoo'' mdl. ...... ..... I 041 This Harbor View hrn s. ..._ ....., · w/PoQI, Jacuul le air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• has been highly upgrd'd Ctf'•"-I 071 C1141 MSG Calm. pool deckine. 2250d WOULD YOU thru.ouf. New cpt-••••••••••••••••••••••·~~~~~~~~~ sq. fl. Ml n i ·blin • OOHSIDB rantasUc master BR-3 y I· thruout, Corning Cook· 11 l bl t h additional BR's. 3 BA. WHY rA MOll7 UNIQUE NEW 12 UNIT top atove. luah atrium, v n1 1 oc to t e Step-down FR w/wet Just $84,000. Big two .l. U XU RY C 0 ND 0 auto. 1prinklen le lit.es. beach, with 2 Bdrma .• 2 bar. Beaut. backyard s tory ho me with 3 lX>MPLEX. Strong O.C . Ownr/Agt. S4CM648 ~=~::bo~~lvC:cftex~~~: w/gaaebo & jacuzzi. Bdr~s .' 2 ~ bat ha, loc. Unlla curHntly ~t· WOODJUODGE &«ma? Would you con· OWNER IS MOVING & family-dining room, ed. Pri ce· $6114 ,000. CROSSING •Ider our O·Y·O for SAYS "SELL... wood roof• bri c k Owner. 831·1204 or The Village of Wood-tlS.500. $ 199 900 fireplace, tile kitchen, 49IWI06 • traab compactor, elec·r----· -----bridJe. Tiie belt or both NOllNS llALTY SUIMIT ALL OFflRSI tric 1ara1e door opentr. l/SIDIS,ICIAL ::::. ~~:al,.~ * 494-8057 * PAClflC COAST etc. By owner. ca11 It -..m tacbed " c&.t.ac:becl r•· PROPERTIES '88-2'709. . 1~ oecupled! ! Graat. i ldacet troll\ fH,990. ,.OPIMVllTMPORTUNen'IT-Y·, a 631-1400 ..__.,;me SunhoUow. lbr, t~a. up· buy, m1.11t see. CaU for 5U81 ..... ,.. Vaded crpt frplc, cov· l!IOl'e tnCo. beauc.tlul moul, !\tart or * * * ored pat lo, aa r • ~ W~l Ir+ deG. 2 ...._.Beach. CIOM to carport. Calt evu b • , a r o a 4 rn o o r beacMt a parkl. Xlnt SIA VllW 49M62S . ..,__,.. w/at.rh•, c..-or. nt Ja-. COUid. $TI0,000 ~ POOll, ft teeDIJI. '1CJJ,OOO. New Ul?&raded, Bar W•sl: .... er I 091 · 1mo-... -., 81Jt'<tm -"-----.-... Rarboc,. bill view. room •••n•••••••••••••••••• 645·9161 , uuo.wi.n::_. tor pool. '2-',000 less HERE'S }'OUR CHANCE i---------Wooo*iMI ~11 than market. at $250,000. Be•ut 3 BR home, S2SOO O 4·Pleite• Jn Meu PRESCOTT •H·ltOO ~ dn. Call now, 14 hr dtl Mar. lld.,O(IO. each. ~~~':cC:: IPAMKM lnU -"IWPOIT HTS lttYlce Me.mt alt. Agent. 845-1103 Over.1 .. ct lot, f= R.ul tile roof, atthtd Tbree ldrm, 2 ba home °"*" .... ..... ll...UX ~ Ideal for . farl.leo .my; I Bit., Uv. oa troptallly planted l«. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• II.SW. C.... M9M All up&rdH. Mex can raa. w/b•1 1rtndow • Otwt ol • kind. Watt.Ina MeWe .._, 1 yi. old, I( i br. t ._.-z peventlle,A/0.Uv,din tr,1. Dlft\fll rm . ~or a• clal i>er~on. '-S. ltOO bQ, unlla. Ea. unit hu nm. I bads. I OU' car. lpjcfoua re.r JnlUftda, for fUQ llvl.AI. ••••-.,•••••••• .. ••••• frpl, frml dlnJn1 • tnctry Mr I*'~ Walk &o lab. ... t.oday at llOl.080. • tzxft' Ntw SJcyUM, 1br, .,...., s aar ... ap~. :."a"'· Bm/Owar Hurni ........ ~.AR• ..,1Mln~~~C?· aood IM. ReH rent. s1n.ooo. Aat. Doi : ..... • llMafoo-., -·-Ma,.l-•1111,n.o. PrtcedtoMIJ.541-'91. ~eYtl :ID-0501 ,. ... ... ....... - • . . . . --.. I fMI DNLYPILOF -.-11,1111 ~•~•~••••••• ~.~~""'" ~.~~"""' ;.~.~ ....... (~!'!':~ ........ ~~!~.~!~ ...... ~-~.~ ....... ,~.~.~ ........ ~~-~ ....... ~~ ....... !!.~~ !~::.'!:'.!~ ... !~.~! ~ ............ !~.~! ...... ~~ ..... !?.~~ ~.~~ ..... !~!~ ~ .. :r..~.!~.~-~~~~ ...... 1001 •·· ·.. 1002 ·-·... IOOJ NISHNIW NmS,AINr rtlC:llLASHIDI FIVE ACRES ••••••• • •• • •• ••• • •• ••• • •• •• •• • ••• • •••••• •• •••• •••••• • •• • • •••••• •••••• LJSTIHG • MW crpt, buy u la & Soper 2 story S"8 home. . ~ with oat trees In •------CllAMrWf SAVE. very dealrable 4 • br, 2~ ba. Hiihly up. the Clevel and Nat'l CORONA DEL MAR INCOME UNITS Excellent propet"lies Cor tax shelter & appreciation. Minimum dcCerred maintenance. Shown by '1pp't. Triplex -2 BR. each. ~lS.000 Ouplcx -3 BR, 2 ba. each S179,500 Uuplex -2 BR, 1 ba. & new 2 BR ., L~ 2 baths. $189,500 ~ome are close to the ocean & one unit is brand new! We. have many others ·available for the investor. 759-0811 By OWNER Shar: It mott attl'octJve b d r Ill • 2 Yi b •t h ll'aded t.hruout. Nr. puk L• Forest, So. or Orange , bd~m + den condo townhome. ~n4 unit, •comm. pool. Beat buy ln!JJO Co. Muolclpal waler. C...to. Premium location: parltllke aurroune1ln1. •t onJy $l08,000. 11';'"'Y Rulr....,. . cenlle rolllnf tnoJls, l' 'd t 0 & pools & rec area. VA onthl.tonc. Call now. 11:>... bHu\lhtl vlow tiles 5,000 •ct ft :>..' l~J0• karaiiej t terms ·SubmlU168·33'71 96J.Ottl Owner wll 1 carry· R .. ._ x .. a 1 ·"""~ par 1na 111 · mtC s:afote 1tc:P1 from your door. Terms. 8KR. Stable, 11eparate maid or ld.eal start"r home lot (714) bl6·5717 aueal home encloud >Wna or reur~ couplg, GREAT OCEAN VllW OR m.ioao l1land ror aviary or Won't last at S59,500. -OH old hofM 1trodch1 tM lot ._ S.10.ZO •CRIS animal enC?JQlure on ap-~Call now for appt. to aee. betwe• two oc._ .,.w loh. ,,.rty -"' proximate si,; acre 9491 ' TIIUltOM ... _ fr-t-_ CMtt Hi.... _ ..a.... No. Idaho, 40 rol. No. of parcel, AdJaeent approx -. _. _.. -..... ~-r ...-Spoka ne on Hwy Cl. a acre pucel alao avail AU TllMS easy accna front v......,. Wfl'I -4 tt.. ~aut. fores~ c.ernln. in whole mo part. Unusual f11ld ln a sharp ,.. ..... to.,._.,.. of ••t,000 ,..,. .. beach . nr. Jakea & rivert. Ft•· Reat .Estate Balboa model with 2~ ,..SJOO 000 hln1 & buntlnf. $1200. 7411. ,....,.. baths, 3 lge bedrms. • • • • • per acre. Cl&l Robert H. Dr ... _ _..._1 PRICI IS RIGHT s pac. patio. dbl aar., WHBI .. •L. 499 .. 4551 Turnbull, SS6-3610 1 • -m tum;VA,FKA cw conventional -LAGUNA ~ANA LAGUNA Sbo b _, ,A Pvt party, muat aell one 1 H wn Y appt OJUy ..., or two properltea on at fn.500. ..can you Ind a• bdrm., NIGUEL OlNT BEAC qualified buyers. ('714) flower St In Ea.al C.M. 531-4800, ovet.98S-0391 2~ bath home with Ml. •95-l720 493-8812 497-2489 521·8'30 Courteay lo 1 cJuplex or 1 lot w/2 W1 II Mltwortl & aolr couru v1ew1, FIVE ACRES bknl. houses. 873-6312 community pool & ------• jacuul, tennis, bike c.plstr.o leach IO 11 MESA VaDI ttwl&w4• IHch I 040 traila .. you name It · this .ucco• ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ho.ale hu It. Ji'ee land, ;;;~-~~~-.;·;·;;:;;;,: 2713 Sll~Cw. MOTHa-tM-UW tool $109,9SO quiet st . C l s to lmmac. 4 br, din rm. Welcomeorteen dellaht. beach/sch!. Rm for famrm,3 car ,ar.XJnt. Pdvue quarters, boat, RV. etc. W,000. IQ(. Premium alie lot at separate from main iH I 833-9781 I Hesfet'•Brown U AttOR S Hard to find hone Fo- pttt,y. Br1od new 3 BR. 2 BA home. Huie fam.ily ...,_.leach I 041 Htwporf lffch I 06t room. wet bar, h'plc .. 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ear garace. Won't Jut! N.I. DOU. HOUSE BJ\R. OM&.Y $92,000 <714) 8'77'5891 ~~ mile to beach, btn 1 ___ 0_R_m.0630 ____ _ RUSTIC Pnn only. 493-5472 lhe end of the cul·de:uc. house. Very uparaded 1-----._,.__ __ I CoroM del M I 022 Oreat family home. "Beachwalk'.-w/f!tcunl, WOODIRIDGI ~!'! .......... !!~~ !:~!~ .......... !~.~~ .... H.•OU•••S•l••:•L~O•::•,•••• REES~,~~~~; TORS ~b~~°'.. !11~~ ~~~~~.~~ric s~a~~i Back country reeling pervades thruout this big 2 BR home on lg. lot 10 bvy. wooded area. Originally bldr 's home. Access to pvt. bch. condo prolesslonally cJe. Md,o,,,.at.'::J.T owa. c:orated.12 big bdrms, 2 hoaft fw 1700 baths -close to pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sauna & jacuzzi or walk 1 Br 1 Ba Condo, blt.ns, dwn to beach. 759·1501 c(U & drps. Near ocean PINtMSULA POfMT 4 Bdrm., .2 ba. home. All amenities. Lovely area. few steps to beach. $189,500 UDO ISLE Newly remodeled 4 bdrm.. den. 4 baths, living rm. w/ cathedral ceiling. . L~e. master bdrm. s uite.'$224,950 llG CANYON 4 BR, fam. rm .. 3 baths. Beautifully decorated Broadmoor Plan 3, on extra Jarge lot. $32S,OOO BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.11 lluy"cJ,. Q,,.,,. N H 6 /'l 6161 "' " .,..,acb. 988-aSTl lndscpir .. declcan1, fenc· is worth thl.a price. But Mesa Verde Golf Club Ina, aor1eoua Improve· $139,000 & abopp1ng cenler. $(2,000. 963-1242 ye>U can live near the 5 Br, fantaatJc view. ~ ments, m odel homo beach in Corona del Mar Acre. S29S.OOO. Shown by cond. Move.in ready. 'I.et/ & have tenants help appl. only. 1790 Panay Real FAlt•te Agent 840-5560 pay ... $17S,OOO. Clr. -4-B-R--f-l _ _...;._I __ 60 Ft. bayCront 4 BR Nie 1100 d l P .:, I • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,, • I I . (,11-I 1, 11{ J, I • ' (If ~ f • l, f If I' f NORIHS REALTY Agt. S40-0608 ' rp c, very c e1tn. TURTUROCk $71,795. Approx 1550 sq 512 .. ,950 ,)•14 '1 I. I •vl 11 ( 1 Ill> en, per, on ownsu a. Manhall Rlty 875-4600 2 On 1 * 494-8057 * ft. Owner out of atat.e. ~ SI l,450 DOWM COROMA DEL MAR 2 BR. 1 BA home on R·2 lot. Live io front unit while building 2nd unit on rear or lot. Ouu.tand· ing investment. Only $134,500. R U S T I C 980-4144. llard lo find Plan 8. lm· HARIOR 2 sharp E/Cost a Meall peccable thruout. Lush L....-Hills I OSO houses on 1 lot.. One la • CHARM FIXR UPPERI around» with 38 trees ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIGHLANDS ne w, one Is r ebuflt. 3 8d 2 n _ __..,,. 000 1urroundlng secluded rm, --~... Jacunl. Jt won't llllt at Tc;>wnhome. 3 Br, din rm, Spar kling N~wport Owner very ANXIOUS, O.._. BLUFF Close to Goldea Wei t only 024,1150• Cs11 llv. rm, 2ba. 1600 :sq ft. Beach pool home. 3 submit all OFFERS. " Colleae " shoppin1 cen. 752•1700 S7S,OOO. SS1·12.14 Bdrm, tam. rm. & din. Call now 645-7221 $7 900 ~ri~~;un l ·S. lS84l ()PfNl1t9•11HUNrOMNl(I• l.oguMH'9M1 1052 d,.a;~11~~~~":~a! ~ ONE o ~'A KIND! SOCAI.J~~A RLTY r•{1.Wl1tf111 •••••••••••••••••••~••• sale at $118,950. Hurry! Heavy wooden, open ~~ il'EH J~ Sunerb Buy. Call 540-Wl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I CALL 955-0350 '' C. 11\•l f }II ( (}1\.11"''~ t lltl\\fl)ll'. IU'-ll(JP&I~·, be a m e d c e 111 n g S&S Resale Specialists. · VI 1 Lag .f n-~ -Be a t h 2 W tcUff hl1hllghts this custom 3.4 or S bdrm models bedroom with outstand· " Rftlty home. Complete with 3 avail, some w/pools . lllDUCID ing view or ocean & city Propwty 2000 large bedrms. 2 full lJ68.4602 lights. Totally re·1~~~~~~~~~j••••••••t•••••••••••••• G......a ·. 1002JG1 .. ra1 1002 ···>··················· ....•••.......•......•• W L~~l.J·: Y N I TAYLOR CO. HE1\ LTOHS ">111<·1· HMf> ; I ::> CAMEO HIGHLANDS $179,500 View of ocean & hills! A delightful area -quiet living yet close to shopping. See this great family home w/4 bdrms, fam rm, formal dining bonus rm. Private front court.yd for entertaining. 3 Private beacl}es. WlSUY M. TAYLOR CO., RIAL TOIS 2111 S.. JOGqlllft Hiik llood HIWPOltT CIHTEll. H.I. 644-49 IO baths, and oversized llv· Pennington Properties ITS B.IGAMT!I furb1Shed & immaculate l- ing rm. 8500 sq.fl. estate Live like a kins and In every detail. Only HVH MONT EGO 4br, HEWPORTMllC.HTS Ai1r.e lot. 7.oned R-C. NOW • • your queen ca.n enter· $164,500 l84l 2ba, tam rm. Ownr. 2015 DUPLIL VACANT for Immediate Wy Tfl'llor taln royally In t.hls pro. Port Chelsea. 64().1981 Extra sharp 2 BR unlu, Above Chifto Co.. occupancy and priced ll 1 w. 14*..-fessionally decorated, both w/prtvate patios. 214 Dahlia rOI' Caal sale! Hurry, call Cotta Mesa air conditioned Edin· UDO ISLE Owner will help finance. This charming 2 Br now! 963.8961 bur a townhouse lo Charmin", 4 bedrm. 2 C41195S.Ol50 home, has a most spec· ColoruaJ Real ~tale You are the winner ol 2 Univenlty Park. 3 BR, .. tacular view or ocean & ~~~~~~~~~! free lickets worth Sl4 to 2'tl BA. Priced below bath home. Walk to the ilt :: HOUD y oo..1 ICI beach. Shows like a harbor Jetty. Ir you I e A " marketal$89,900 ~~~~~~~~ model. Submit all orrers. beamed ctnas. anuques Pri"c• Reduced at the & peaceful living, call ,. ANAHEIM Cen tu ry 21 Crocker today. Sharp N/slde home. Cul· CONVENTION MONARCH OO·S062. BR HSE + duplex, enc. D. Rldi.tb Rltr ~~::~edtr:::io 4w~eQ: CENTER SUMMIT II garages. Good C.M. loc. 955-1>197 642.:l263 Top condition & fair Dec. 27th-.Jan. J.at. Beautiful 2 bedroom, 21--------• $92,500. Bkr. 63H234. Free Ttekets Sood lorl~~~~~~~~~I bath C·Plan. Ocean and UDO rEHIM. Spyglass Tradewinds, 29 price of s70.9oo. Call Dec. 30th or 3lst1• mountain views. E>c· l"'Y"' .. OHT CO .... DO TR9'LIX, c.M. C b · now! Owner ls an1Cious. l E THIS ,. '"" "" G t E • Id I am ria, ocean view, performances. Ca I M .&K cellent location near r en as.s e oc, gl t Y 4br 2' .. ba 645·7221 6 2 S678 t 333 t ~ 2 Bdrms., 2 baths. Pier newer Sbr, 2ba, lrplc, sn s or. . 7" . 4 · , ex . , o c l ubhouse. Quiet &sUplocatlon.S21S,OOO By owner. 644·1838 ~ claim yourtlcketa. CHRISTMAS n e i 1 bb 0 r h 0 0 d , UDO REALTY yd. (2) 2br, lba. patios. Costa Mesa I 024 * * .. one to remember. Give landacaped, with many '73-7300 e~~~ 'L!e.s~U.~.1803 ••••••••••••••••••••••• your family tllla lovely s extras. Clubhouse, pool, ~...,.,, IY OWMM bdrm., 2 ba. home. jacuzzi. Close to shop· ~~~~~~~~ CWood Write Off! ,, ,,,,, ,,, .... ' . tJI" I I I ''l'I II' fnJ.OJ W"tdlffR......_ -t:lean • ne...,-carpets & ping centers and CLOS•To Great rental area. 2 ·-•7 3 Br, l~ ba Condo. U v naint. Terrific location beaches. klking '97,000 " !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I The S di •· I id ,,,_ 1•-l"'Y TnpJexes, 6 unit.a, all . Umm-$2000 DOW... rm, n rm ... ns e close to recreation area. ....,.-"' b 000 ,... " laund rm. Uppaded. No $9'l 000 2Br, l ~ a. 1235. 1002 GtMrol When hot weather com· Want lo a;ee htUe bucks, common wall. 2 story. · 4 BR. 1~ BA condo, So. Calif. Really I002 es, you'll bereadyforit! turn Into big bucks. It's $68,450 Ph 962.3527 NO 3MonarchBayPlaza located in the pre·,__ __ _;,~_S605 ___ ,._ ••••••L•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gorgeous· pool, boat°'" simple, tMAy this cute 3 AGTS. LagunaNigueJ sli gious Bluffs . A UnJts, Bread & Butter. IMVISTOA"S LIASI OPTIOH trailer parking. lnvltlna BR home fo r o nly ~~~~~~~~~ 496-7222 831.0136 tremendous value at Anaheim , Pride or S,IC .... •4 r• •v B d lt t' 3 tw.d ..... , family room, S52,500 Low down & :: $118 500 UUol' ~ ra n new a rac 1ve eatt;g··1 area. s6e,soo, WOODSY,. STY • · ownership. $195,000 ask· 2 YRS MEW end unit townhome. 3 cheap paymenta. 4 V ·ij~~~I Sub It II ff NEAi OCEAH bdrm s , 2 'tl baths. -·, 6 ~ant rn1. ;;;.' .. Heavy ...... _. • -,... Call 962·24$6 CUrtis In· $45,000 DOWN beamed ccilinga in ltv TA BEU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vestments BKR ~1720 540-36 6 o ••• u·c arc~-.. -with ~1--. va.:-I 067 ing. m a o ers. rm. Air cond. Two R shake roof, aulted cell· Pnde or ownet'lhJp unit t' 1 , ings, ·swee Ing master SUPIRI VIEW osta Mesa Beauty, Wi th faotaltlc Ston recrea 1ot1a cen.er s / l & t · a nd chtld n's wln1. bread & butter. lZ Units. fireplaces. Enclose ~ncl~~:s skltchene'1~t1n;·, "#I ht CallfonUa'' Open hea fireplace. lf573C.U.PUsl>a:IRVINE See the sparkling lites BeautiruJ home in C..meo Shows gd potential. •a ages All beautiCu ~.f asJn ... r.•rfe•t ---------from thi& 4 bdrm home Shor Id I t . . I pool all g r · refrlg·freezer, clothes ...... IRT"'IN l 11-3 IA .... .. " Jn g r e 8 t f 3 m 11 y es. ea cenacer, Amen1ues ncl , spacious units. Owne washer&dryer,garaRe ......,. "' kite en. Mult ·purpote STONEWOOD . h b d 0 1 in·law, or guest units furn. Aaking bought another· mus door opener. Private OFTIN7MISA $59.500 ' ·area.Intbef70's.Oneof neig bor 00 • n Y quarters. Great for en· $325,000. Submit all or. sncrlncet HWTY' Man l l WOODS POOL Don't believe it, we our newer bornes. Bkr • $79.900. 754·7800 agt. tertairung. 4000sq.ft. Jm· (ers. Curtis Investments add. 1l1'onal lnvc.stmcn patios. X nt . ocation a.1"Lao•1 d p I j · near So. Coast Plaza. HOMi didn't either , but It's for ----~-·------• Model in deairnble mac. con . oo. acuu1 962·3t56 opportunities. Call now! Owner will sell GI or Seethlsgorgeous 2 story reaJ. Hu lo be Orange Hi= WOODBRIDGE PLACE. Cor dova 3 br, view. & 180 degree view of•--------- 963-7881 leaseoption 646-'nll Cohottestproperty. Low ~• On a corner location Corner lot nr lake. Air ocean. 033 Ca meo 4PL1Xc.M. ~N111~.11s fUN10•··-1• • beauty w/fmly rm & d l 'k _ __.. 104• Sho D 0 o 1•-E 11 t tal '"""" T ........ own, payments 1 e 6 Jiv• the feelln" of llv· cond. & upg r aded . res r.. pen av xce en rcn area. frml din rm. Fabulous rent. Put this on your •••••••••H•H••••••••• Ing In the gt;at out· $69,7500wnr496·7364 1·5, Call Agt 646·7414 or 1·3 BR, 2 Ba, 2·2 BR. l ~~REAL ' ~ E_STAT£RS : MISAWOODS This ts one or Costa Mesa'• lavllbly decoral· ed 3 bedroom bomea with aot.lqued bardw pl£nellng, decorato d r a p es. expenslv wallcoverlng1,. plush plusi\o:i~~lli & great ood. The yard ls apaclous beautilUlly landscaped. 1be property la vacant • ttady for a quick sate at '95-900. CALL '751·3191. C:SELECT side yrd "pool area that must see lilt. oc•• .... FRO...... doora. Ready for hn· Owner 845-2848 BA + bach. $149,500. U ow• Ir o m ll v rm 54"3666 .,.,._,.. " I mediate move·ln. Shown Newport leach I 069 640-Snl w/vaulted cellln11 & v-Suoaet Beach by ap-i-tment. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.. Clet11tftte 1076 THE STARNES CO. ~ Walker & lee Real Ettate HIWPOltT kitchen. Cati today to In· 2 homee, 2 lots. Bia/Ast ....,... ••••••••••••••••••••••••--------- DUPLIXIS CONDO, REDUCED '"'"~ sped. 5'5-IM9l 846-5866 mi OCUM VIEW -."'Lk TO Two NEW duplexes I S THOUSAHDS S THI IEACH from $179,0001 Prime SU•ATI Reduced for a fast sale. from this 2 BR charmer, Newport Hellhts loca· Real Estate RIDUCID $10,000. DEEPW"'TER TNBSlt located on qwet reslden· ti o n a t F Ir 11 t u 1 e r ---------Fant .. ttc 4 BR Kesa x..aw.t price wat.-f.roal Vacant It seJler is anx· fial slrftl that leads to depreciation Is super. Uke new, by owner. Qt Verde home. A real at only Sl98,500. eau to-lous. Beautiful 2 br end popular T·Street beach. Faal escrow. All 3 bdrm, Princeton. 4Br. 2ba, bari In t th ls · da unil w/trplc. Communi· Large fenced yard & DUrLIX Costa Mesa <2> 3 bedrm unit.a $105,000. Xlnt ren- t.al location. Owner anx· lous. &ibmlt. 214 bath unlta. Jog to pool. $89,900. 642·3729 aft vest!. A:. .,J;03 e tn· ~CELL REALTY WOODIRIDGE }:cJJ.0lt J,~ u ;J~ ~ hardwood floor3. S78.JOO. ~.:tvs,:~.~~ s. _A_A_EA--''8"-B-E_S_T_B_U_Y_ -~~~M&.~2Mt~~~~ RULTY won't last! Hurry! Call ~AMCHOIA&I ~~~~~~~~ boo ocean view. Call fast IHVESTMDn' BeauL 'brae fam rm. & ;:_'-I 044 ___ ,_l_l·_Z_OO_O_~ 64S-O.m. INYISTMIMTS t·"' v SHB.Ta 646-7171 OPPOITUMITY dlnlnf rm. Bit frplc . .......--Lootcl*i FOil C714t 496-7711 -o-«N1tt9 •11 H UNroatN1Cu MICI l IDRM Xlnt ln & out. AhnOlt ••••••••••••••••••••••• --NIW IC.DG. HOME 2~~sg n.. Now m,ooo. IXICUTIVI HOMI sc:;:.~(i PROFESSIOHAL 8 units, super. loc. Ask· c .. e. r 21 Oodrtr 642-50'2 THE REAL ~ -~-. -£~TATERS J IPROPERTJES -=====~ You also can use your,_UICTID ____ l_f_4-_S_J_t_6 OHLY$U4,'50. IUILDIMG ingS350,ooo. cupy UUs corner home In 589 950 'Ibla brand new Wood· all , ... y 2 .... BA ~ .. "w' "'~ ~ VA entitlement lo oc· One block to btfi lake. This 3 BR condo has it __ •_•c-__ --~---San Clemente pr~ .. Jda. ,@Mlrf!Te•M__..J,,I bo hood brld ho b ,. big ! 2TII rt new, .,... , l"'"'~l/OPTIO.... office suites avail. ,l-8 · · ••a-lt'M".I VA TBMS good neirh r . Ap-' ae me as .. 2 n...~ eel ettl -.. " .,. --~ . Pralsal ordered 110 its M-a Verd• bdrms, 2 balbll, frml clin •ly. ~ ..... at pr er NEWPORT HEIGHTS Rool113. Large purlc1ng ~~~~~~~~~ COIOMA ONLY $62,500 ,..~ v 2 I ed r I then a model, QO com· J a . ..,..,,.. 11rea. Rent at sse per sq. time for you to Inspect Presli(e area. Newly de· rm, oven i rp cs • moll walls. l Yr. hm ~ ._ar agt, S4&....,...,, ft. Consider trades &.._ _______ _ DaMAR Beslbuylnthearea.Alr this property now. For corated3bedrm,forrnal $1,500 worth of Up· warnnly. New on lhe QurulPlacePropertles. term11.S252,500.493-0233... 2HOUSIS . 3 Huie DR, 3 llle BA, conditioner and som e appt., call today. Only dlnlna, co~y f'1repla"e In grades. '759·1501 k & ri ed l""' t den, dlolnt rm, 2 st[. oCbet' nice xlra'a. Calling S67,000. 5'5-9491 both"d1n1"n., •-11"vln" ~~t R c r ., •• a BTy Owhner·2RlgB c~,nybon ~ Owner hu aaJd "SELL /2a• .... 1 ua la a musl -The dog a • • ~ • • own m. r, "' a, ~ IT' ... Prl•e reduced ~ " .?.pen ::,am,.!j · bites! A quick eacow and rooms. &aper cupbolll'd ' crpt. drps. SJ.49,500. ~ $lO,OOOI ~ apacl~ 3 np, "'fe en ... ,,, .... e., t b I a ye a r •a b est 11pace, deluxe bullt·ins, Real .Elta~ 833.()821or640·0769. ;,~ J~n;.:;: ;:o =t~~reaent Is Real l!lltatc BK.ft, call 540-1720. . ---.-*-*----• 'JAY. ~ .. 'J.'2.'Sf ~~i:.::u~e:iu'J:~c·~ ~.(t.ofverywitque llv· O'(Ni119•HSruNTOtlfNoCt• N Cond 28 21ti0a~ \ $158,500 "f\A),. ~!Submltoffer. 11'&. ~i•'·'!~ ""' ra: 1ml;•f;11I ~-.r.:~·:·t<.i..;.i'!..:'i -•-, .. ··c··~ :::::~ ~~·Ke.,~=~~~:~~.~~.~~~ ..... ~~.~ g~'!lbbo~~~~ttd~d -~ -~": .. -:,~·: JACOIS R511'Lt 1 ~J 6J:lil:'J; spa. 67~12 Broker "' .. l'Ol'tiN C.~ ..,...1 dtcltJnj. 2250 WOULD YOU '""" ~ igiuy upgr C••tr.o J 07' • ~Dlt) Mum 67W670 ' r"'! bl d t h ru -out. New ept -••••••••••••••••••••••·~~~~~~~~~ ---ut...~--~ ... ~~~Clyouua~'~.ln =--~~!'!" ... !~.~~~.~!-!!'!" ••• ~!.~~ ~t ~I~-:~~ JI I c~.st~~ b ~1;u~~~~~~~~ :Rat WHY rAY MOii? UNIQUE NEW 12 UNIT ._. -·--~ .,.._ u-top atove, luab atrium, v n1 1 oc o t e Step·down FR w /wet Just $84,000. Big two LUX UR Y C 0 N 0 0 auto. •priaklen 4 llta. beach, wttb 2 Bdrma., 2 bar. Beaut. b'.lckyar~ story home with 3 COMPLEX. Stron1 O.C. Ownr/Alt ~ bath•. prlvacy, nice w/gasebo & Jacuzi1. Bdr!11s ... 2~ bat ha, loc Unita currently rent· 1002 CE 110181 ILlllS aa. · . ~It macnab /lrvlna ~· realty l.STOIY IM -nfl 11.UNl'S11 Comfare for valuer Sharp end·unlt w/ al the desirable f eatW'eS incl: new custom opt, treah paint • waUcoverl~1, apaclou1 country Jdtchen w/ &liked 8' pe11ed oak' noor1. 2 s uttered BRt + aonv .. clitn. ~ prtva~ _~to. -.~.soo. Cathy Schweickert~· (Ml) • l OVER~ Y(Alf S OF SERWCE ' CORONA DIL MAil "I Pl.AH" TOWNHOUSt Located In The Popular Newer Canyon Crest Estatea Area Juat Minutes From Faahton Island & Your Favorlte Shops I 2Lovely Bedrooms 2Y.a Baths 2 Fi.replaces 3 .Pauos. Built fn All·Elfttric Kl1cben Beautifully Carpeted & Draped. 'Enjoy 1be Pool, J a'=uzzl &c Tennis Courts Sl2S,000 By AIJP9hltment. WOO~BIUOOE =:~~.~ :!:.x~~ OWNER lS MOVING & fo m1ly-d1nlog room, ed: Prlce· $624,000. CRO~JNO el4er our O·Y·O for SAYS "SELL". wood roo f ' brl ck Owner 831·7204 or The Vl,1•10 Of W""d· .. 500. $ 199 900 rlreplace, tlle kitchen, OS-5&06. • "" • truh compactor. elec· 1---------=--~~'.1:?;c~~~ MOl419~ .•01A57LTY SUIMIT AU OFFMSI tric carafe door opener! f/SIDE SPECIAL unlq1&e 2.U bdrm at· * .,.. * PACIFIC COAST etc. By owner. Cal It UNITS tacbecl • detMhed r•· PROPERTIES a.271». l~ occupied! ! Great ~~:'I~ fH,990 .•• O~~~~Y ; a 631.0400 Anytime ~~;.:~r·,:.,~·~~: ~~'/!~see. Call for WoodbrlqOllW'+clla.2 =~~·=~ *** ~~~:O~l~t ta1f~;e~ ~I b t , Bro• d "' d o r ~ A p.rkl. Xlnt •---SIA--Y-llW____ 498-cs eu.ilWIT'~ lTT w/atlham, ccr. nr lue, cond. $180,000 ~ DOOlt~t.nalt. '101,000. ~ N•• upiraded, Bar w .. tMlcutw 1091 · 1mo-...c..m-, 111'.-. -Harbor. best. view, room ... •••••••••••••••••••• 845·9181 1 tf& for pool. $25,000 le111 HERE'S \'OUR CHANCE t--------OQDlltNI ~17 than market at $.250,000. Beaut a RR home, $2500 O 4·Pleu11 In Meu PRJ:SCOTT 4ll·HOO ~ dn. Call now, 24 hr dd Mar. Sl~OOO. each. ~~!::::. IPANisH STYU MIWPOIT HTS Ht'ViceMN879 qt. Aletnt. us.11 Qvauta•~ tot, f~ll Jl.ed tile roof, at"thed 1'111" ldrm, 2 ba home Olila-R~ ••• TRI-PW lnda(pd. Ideal tor • flOl't1.eo ftlb'J; I 81'., llv. on tropitall.f plant..a lot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I/SW. C.... M... .All upaded. Mex can rm, wtnr window • One ot •kind. Watt.Ins ....._ .._, 1 yr. old, 112 br. l~-2 »IYWI Dae. A/C. Uv, din r r' l. D n h I rm. w.• ,, cla1l i>e11raon. For S. . 1100 ba. 111\Jta. Ea. umt bu raw. I "9th. I CU 1ar. "9c~ rear ll"CIUDCh. .or u.n •lftl. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• frpl, frm! dlnJnc 4'c lndry Mr ....tt. Walk &o late. 1M toc1a1 al llOl.000. 12M4' New Slt.YUne, lbr, areaa. 5 ,.,.,. apacea. '111, •• Brlr/o.at llWrYI •~• THI C.UUSON CO. 1ood loe. Rua r ent. $l8S.ooo. A1t. D•~•: 194111•--· ~-ti ~l llllNftport.B(vd.N.B. PricedtoMll.S.'7Ml. SS.2·4'1hv•:6U407 . .. •" - ). Qllw •Mt •tm ........ U1k i1116i1 If ....... U.,_..a..4 ....... U1tw.Jt1M.. ..... f 11t~ .,.,..,._ ' Af # I h &Ww., t.b'lday, 0.C.rnbet 18, tlr77 DAILY PILOT Q . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ... . .. . .... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... ... .. . . . . . . . . .. ...... .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . ... .. .. .... ______________________ .....,...__~ ........ s. uo c..w.. JJH ....... H •• ... .,,.,. ..... JJ6f • • I .. 3101 COlhl Mete JIZ• Af • ...... """"-Al ...... u.rw.. ..... 4400 ".:.:.::.::~:.:;: ·L·OTS·· • •• • ~···;; ci~; ·1i~t.·~i;;.: ., .. ·· 0tMALS • ••• ·• ..... wiSTc'Uff· ••••• :;·;·;;;;:=;·;;;~~ 1···s·r· ··:r·p·.·:··d·r·:··y·d .. tt;,·.:.:;;.· i;;;.;·ii4o :·.:::.:::::··· .. :,· ;,· ····~·;:;;-:;:;..;.-·· • """'~.., 4 bC' IS'15illl0. Cc hU' 4 DR 2 8A t I I ~ 15\ t dl No ' ~ "\ ...,., ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -_.__. ;/I .....,. • lou ru.dy to build 21 o«1u:r -.a . ..,.. .. QI > 2 BR. 1 BA. ........ '34& , ' • Pc:, en v, rt . A u&a. pelt. carPort. K ds ok. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ull1 WESTCLlFF·NB Plana la -2 BR + D. Z bli . $500 >•rd, tru.lt lrecll, 2 cat 114/m.e&74 docs. $225. In c. utll. llAHD MIW Spuk.lln& z Br 2 Ba c:on· AGT. 541~ Fur leue. MZ:llmo 11\Cld 3 BA. I la •. $475/535 1ar, •paclowi, MOO/mo ...... bl.-d 3106 645-Z274 II 5. a Br apt/condos, convo-do. a•r . mini ocean iardl!ntt, 11 da/pcl OK-3 BH, 2•2 l><t .U7SI•" _l!t 4s lut. 673-4545. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rllt'nt loc. S uo1la avl. view, SW mo 13J,.4TIO •COSTA MESA• .4vatl HS·71. onve b)' •BR, 2"1 ba . IS00/625 11t•1CtAL , ~· I 4 B B d I 2 Br, 2 ba, all bltns, frplc, $400 up. MH507, 640-1'151 m4> ~luxe office space w/ SDS Jo' u c c 11 48R,3Da ... N00/815 ~ """cy r2 a. up ex. uncl. aar .. bMlcony. wet bar l!JO'lq ft 30'sq •r • t u~;h • k s 8R, 3 Ba .. $875 3 Br 2~ Ba condO, newly w/v1ew. Ukc n.c:w, $600 Uaundry rm $325. New de.hue twnh. opts ta Spacious 2 Br aard 0 apt. ft. ~6d M.2-'r604 ~wner ~ uc 3 BR z.., ba llVHms S4S<I deror'd. Os>t avull, Jan mo.1175-9061 TSL. M'mt 84~?-1603 llbr 2ba !pie bltns WD $218() per mo '.reu 1. ~mo. 640-2981 ......... __ ,--i-._, 3807 hkup patio dbl attach 498-u:n or 134~'1 PVT. Otc & Jtocpt. 1m~" Juu .. cu• •TE'. ---a 2 Br, Monticello condo, aar $:19$. 545·3604, Io r r c n ~ . Np l CHOICEVlEWLOT F ... ,, ... ,..h...,. h I •H.-Vl.-HOfftt ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool&Recrm.$350/mo. 983-421Al Bch/F1uhlon lalond. Nollio Oall Ranc h. am "I ome. c 0 ce 'l · Monaco model, 3 bdrm, Balboa Penn 2 Br. deck, Enc gar, lndry hkup. BR OK S..... L.... 3'16 rum 0t not. A60. Call: ,..,_, __ 1 1 1 1 loo. 3br. 2ba, Cam rm, ~ D. • oar, new cp\.8, paint, yr· ,. • ., """''" 1 '· pel S220 mo ......... 1.1 n p •~ orce. frplc. blt.na, nu crpt'c. ll 'W~,.. 2 ba. carpct11 drape• .. .,.,.....,....,, Uu, 1 • • ••••••••••••••••••0 ••• 768-3574 the tale or our .~ acr•t tw hed ( cd rd 'l«~ l "-"' fenoed vard. JS25 mo. in: I y .. S 4 O O. 6 7 3 . 20 7 7 , S2JS Sl. Call art ~;30 "'> Sr, prlv. bch, amull 1....;..;.:......;.;.._ ____ _ hlllto"equc1\lia.n lol.S5 No cp11t•'·.r··~o !no ' ..,.~,.>' cl aardel\er 61~'10. 2 Br. l~ ba t<>wnhOWJo 960-4982 yard ncw ci>ts C:Oxy.No No.~taMesa,5rm803 ~l~ ~klne~ ~~~~~h 63M• or 549·l<llfl ia3·8600 , M().i440 Q.aie\ 2br sarage apt. Cpl S~~:1~ta~1:.a:~~n St. QMl•Cl._.A.clh IK'ta.'~. 4.fl9..Zsa'1 -r:e ll~~~~t 4:o~'l·A~i 831-JlllO~ves. Near Weilcllff 3 Bt. · 4 Br, 2 br lovely Colonlnl ~· No pet.a. 1309 W, 2 br townhse. 2 bt Near beach & shop.s, 2 &round floor , front , U -'-Freah pnt. Nice cpts. '" home. Lrg fncd yd. S600 y, $."50/yrly ISiS-3096 w/pool & Jacuul. apt Dr 2 Ba. pvl paUo, &ar, T111tM lltO prka. A/C. prof. bid&, = Deurt, 2400 Ron11e. Gar. fnc. $38 'tS,., CAMPUsl>a~IR'lll'IE mo. C.11642·~ OCEANFRONT 645-249'J $310 mo. 960-1279 ....................... ...:et..:..c:.;.·..:..540-.;......2200;........ ____ _ ~-9536 HVI' B IP 11 Q\.liel bach, ~~Incl ulll. LIVE Near The Beach! S240. UTlL IMCLD ••••••••••••••••••••••• Turtle Rock, Campus I • 4 r . ~dudm mlt, 1 per son . no pela. VWa Vlat• Apta Water. iaa. electrlclty. ......... ....... 44$0 ltY ACRIAGI Spac. Brookview Condo. View. 3br, 2 ba, atrium. c ean, UfrKta e • par 873-6372 2078 Thurin Cata del Sol Un lq u e l &t a 8 r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 80 Acre. with dirt tn1lls end unit. 3 Br, 2Yt ba. wet bar, lndscpd, aprltlr, view. ~ n~ cond. $61.S Brand new, lueo 2 br, 8G:'':~~~li~~~ Complete recreallon11l 4 DaUXI OFC'$ gorceous view, fresh frplc, 2 patio•. ne. etc. Lovely, ready J an 1, OlO. 1144· 185 Confte .. M_. 312Z 1\l!t ba townhouse w/lam 21881 Broolchurat. HB f11cilillt·:1. Adul~ only. Con/. rm .. ICUt ~. a ll water spring & aold po~l/tennia crt. 1495. $500 !11°·, Call 645·2233 Bluffs 3 Br condo, nr ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• room. Xlnt area. $350. t6J..66Sl Sorey, no pet.s. padded, am. w.bse In re · chuma. Surrounded by 840·9403 dys, 83J..8282 aft 5 pools, shops & school. TSL Mamt 642·1003 CtlllfonMe Aph ar. 1 or 2 yr. le111111. t.a.lu-~rv~~~ :~~ 1!h~tld MonlelloComplexCondo,Turtlerock •br,famrm. $4SOmo.CallM4-0l92 ... -NEW 2 BEDROOM RUDYMOW 14932NewportAv1.1. F orest area . Kent ro 8 JBr, 2Ba, avatl J an 1. din rm 2 ba view or w lift .,._ b 1 n;BI ..,. 2 B 2 Br , pointed, ctpls, Tustin. call today: Harkins. Lake accossablc frum UN\ mo. •·t/lst ....... ..,...... ucr A. 'I J' 3 d eslc .... r. 2 a. poo 11.. r, gar age, A/C. $31S. ~· l ba. Gu stovo. "'""'·61.... 11~ .... 1.aoan3 this property. _,., ... ,..... ..._, · vai · on. r · w/aerv, patio. wtr pd ,. ior_c• mo. 645-4655 " -"' , ___ ..-•...,. ..... .;;,,__.._ __ _ Only $47 or10 4Br 2Ba College Pk Lse. Gtdnr, water, us• $650 mo. 548.QMIS A lta, no pet.s. ~. ~ "'-l.mn4a llC..-•.L-.a Anprox. 400 sq. ft. C 2, ' . · · · son. dues pd by owner. L11r11e 3 Br Townhouse 12th. ......-·-"" "'""-"' Call Ceo:ae trey for rrplc, kids pcu OK, $4 •"''JS Agt 541.~ BAYS~IOR"'"' charminu GARDEN APTS 0 ---------or ~lhed 3900 A/C, al 130 E. 17th St, mfo· mo. 546·8477 .., · · ~. • CORONA DEL MAR wllh p:itio. gllrage + Beach studio duplex:; 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl50/mo. Doyle 548·1168 Ben Hmkle R E . 3 Br, 2 Bil home, bltn:s. pool. Quiel complex. 542·3456 . . Near So. Coast Plaza. U'!'v. Park area. Conve-dshwshr. Cpl c. be um 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. Adults. no pets. $350. BR. J'h ba., gar., patio, THE EXClTINC $280 lse. Store·OHice. ---------1 4Br 2 story. lam rm, menlly localed nr Irv. clgs, 1 blk bay, $560. Pool, tennls. Some ocean 64.5-3381or675-s&G no pet. $325. 645-1682 'ALM MISA Al'TS. 960e<t Ct under 30<. 19478 RtRhh pooi,2600jqft.l nclu ~~~sf~l~l. r::tp~~~: 213·545-2708 t,i~~=·&Clf:: Lge 2 Bdrm, 1 ~ ba, 2 Condo vacant, 2 br, 2 MINUT~TONPT 8c11ch 81,HB.8t2·2834 •••••••••••••••••••••••pool servce, $6SO mo. $5 00 mo . W kd y 3 8drm,3ba.$415/mo. beach . Als o 1 Br. Story,poot.KldsOK.no bat.h,dl5bwasher,ranae · llMlllstriallt...tal 4500 ...,.._ FuntlsMd Da"e 54~·7506 213·614·5107, evs/wknda 3 Bdrm. 3 ba. SS.SO/mo. 644•2611 pet.s. Nr schls. $265/up & oven. Cpls, drps, pool, f~:s~":2 :~. • ......................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR, 2 bo, nr. Ward's. 714·~·9673 Association Incl. 2310 Santa Ana Ave. pvl patio. Security. Adult.s, No Pets MOO Sq fl of ind11Blrlal Corona det Mer 3122 J-)'pl, yard, kldll OK. 7$2·1100 Ai\ 64.5-5088 or <213) 371.4032 $325/mo. 554•1332 1561 Meu Dr. property w/1800 sq n or UC 5l20 Umv. Park, 2 BR. 2 Ba, S""'•ess. Walk to bch. ...... nd r <• 1"<'' .,••••••••••••••••••••• mo.,,.,.,. . eves $430. mo. lease or lse/op. S. ....,_ 4'3Ba Fm rm 2t00sq<t Famili~ small chJldren 2 BR, 2 ba, frpl, D/W, (5 uu.. East of Nt.1wport It.Ir co o cs ..... t>-°'""• 2 Bit, block & ,,., to bch. &Toro 3232 lion. 551·4972 all. 5:30 Capatrano ll71 Yrly,:SOOAc:wa645-7048 upto2Yra.2Br apt.S23S gar. $32.5 mo. 21642 Blvd.> 2956RandolpbAve,CM $550. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdys ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 2<Y77 Wallace Ave. lirookhursl, SS74579 546·9860 3 2 o o Sq ft • J n . 644·1lGO "" 1 I b b n..iy, ""'mmun1'ty condo. 3 ~~~ CM.'""·"""" I t--3844 I /"·· 'I ""'52 ll ""'J>(lr, ove y s r, 2 a, Sharp 4 bed rm . 2 ba "'' w -_. '""......., "..,. OOO c ui>t ""mm . ..,, 1111 Hewporl leach 3169 Cplc, crpt, fenced yd, W/cpts, fen ced yord. HR, 2 bo. Adults only. SHARP EASTSIDE cozy 2 br, ••••••••• ... •••••••••••• ROOlll:I 4 dolph Avt:, CM Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• k1cls/pets welcome. $395. super area. SJ9S. 963 .. 1567 $400. Sea Lion Realty pulio, tiar age, bill)&,.. Ora,.getree. new l bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..:..546_.....·1_653_...... _____ _ Beautiful Wost Newport ~·4561. Agent, no fee. Agent. no fee. 4!17·3388 673·5354 APARTMENT S27S. 160 21st St. 548·2l27 w/loft. Brown carpet, Room w/ kltchenetto "'*iMM/lnvfft/ ~~~h~~~~a~~::·r!~~ ~~; ~o cust~m 2Br, ~Ba, Orangetree, new l bdrm '!!~!'*" ................. ~.2•9.! 2 Br. 1 Ba, 2 story. Com· MISA PINES ~~~~.c,::;_"$~ oven. $50 ~~;,:;up. ~· a t r a t l a c h g a r 1 f 8 If · I 3 2 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 6 mo. Jsc. May coru.1der • · w/ o t. rown cpt, sc · m un It Y p o o . 4 5 New studio opt $230. 1 Br 552.7552 AmbaModor Jnn In Costa .. _.__ 'TIY 1714 1956·5871 s pac ious, $340 mo. cleaning oven . Avail. Almost new, 4 bedrm. 2 Shorccrest. $295 mo. $28"' /\ II J 1 t _. .. ~ 544·1041 now .• ...,"'/mo. ba w/fplc, DW & cpts. "· va · an. s · • -.. -.. ...... Mesa, 2277 Harbor. Cen· ~..a.y 5005 -.. 675·23ll AGT. Days. NO Pool jacuz 1 •-I d .......----11 I d 23 -..,.-·-· cc., 7 .... ., P r e s t i g i o u s FEE • z "' aun ry ••••••••••••••••••••••• tra y ocate , 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Housff ........,....lhecl HYnlMglOft leach 3240 o>oH· ~ neighborhood. $415. _ _ _ _ _ rm. Adults, no pets. rooms. MANY with ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • --leoch 3~48 9t;3.4567, Agenl, no ft:e. _.__. -~ Open dally. 2650 Harla Luxury penlhowle, 2 br •. 2 kitchen, phone & TV. SAN CLIMEKTE. r-~..a 3202 1 °-droom pool home --.--.& Ave, C.M. <Mesa Verde ba, dlll rm, rrplc. big Swi'mmlng pool, Jacuzil. Pet Shop .. GroomJll", ---uc-• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ~ .. ---'-L-2 Br 21!.a Ba, den, fam rm, v 1 e w B 1 o c k t o -~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4~0/month. SHARP. Jb 2b I --Drwe East orr llarbor . and rec. room. D:uly & Retiring arter 7 gvvu HOMEFINDEltS Av a ilable n ow , call r, a on 1• acre Uftfurnished 3425 fplc,patJo,gur.$600mo. lilvdl.5"9·2447. downtown . u 75 mo. weekly rates start ing years. f'lne location it Mackal002-?78S. w/p~ol. Quiel ca nyon••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-4019 494-2379eves;957--0282 rrom$48 aweelc. dlentele. 'Thousands or Rentals setting. Great ram. L A N 0 M A R K , 2 Br 2 Ba bke new 2 car &Side homey larse 2 Br, 645-4340 BEllTifA HENRY AU arSeallSmap11el P .. nces home934. Lse avaLl Feb 1. Magnoha-AUunta HB. gar, wa~her/dryr'. $445 patio. Walk to school. 1 Br Ocean view, blk to REALI TORS MERRY 497 l $300 mo 675·7396 bch. Ad Its; no pets .. Room w/ba, nvt ent. 2 215 "-I,. ~92 .. 21 580 lbr mobile util pd · Adults only. ovpr 40. mo. 759-1131: 494·2966 · · !;..1. 3900 5·$295 494-3280, blks beach. SlOO. mo. u.: "ar .. ·-u S22S2br kids&pet-. CHRISTMAS LogwtaHICJH' 1152 Million$ r ec Ca cll. BIG cozy t br Crpl pool Jbr,2ba,crpts,drps.SJSO ....-.. 43rdSt N8494-6044 TltAVB.AGENCY Sl503brrenttobuy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Security, a ll appllc. S II .d '1 N mo. lmm(.'<i occupancy • ho h LIFETIME SERVICE Spend 197H In a brand Beautiful Sea Tcrra<"e 96CH366 eves. ng ~aldrrie cp · 0 2522-U Sant.a Ana Ave Choice condo at golf Vocatioa R ....... 4250 Let us 1 w you ow IA> 557•0122 b h h pels/eh1 $350. 640.7030 f>46.Jt!Yl · course, 3 BR. 2 Lia .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• start an agenc)'. Travel new e 8 c 0 m e· home. 3 ~n;n. 2 ba. furn 2br. Pool. enclosed gar. 1 .t 2 B 1 _ vaulted ce1l, lge. deck, C b' Bl Be 1 exp not n ecessar y . Spacious, upgraded rm, Crml dining & !Jving. Child. OK. Garde n mmac sep um r CITY L1GHTS·2Br ·VU tree;, pool. wshr/dryer. a in, g a r. s ps Tot.al startup & oper at· --•F•O•R-L•E•AS-E--•I thru-out, fr pie., dbl. ~ community w/pool, Grove. S300 mo. Call ~· + photo r~m. fplc. Quiet adlt hldg w/bltlns $450 Mo. Alt. 494·75711 4·18. S3S up. Pool tbl. cir ing capital required, 1ura ge, pvt. yard. Jae, tennis & beach. IWIJ.ll8S.TlmMonin mml ocean view. Encl $30.~ a:J l OS37 l · tv,dblfrpl,49'.&611. P>OOO 3 BR. S~'15/ mo. Ch 11 d re n & Pet s $725/mo. Poss. lse/opl. gar, lots or charm. close · app · OCEAH.FllOMT ' ino8SIM1242 SS /\cacao Tree 1.11. welcome. Only $525/mo. 752.9223 or 499·4611 to park & tennlS. Adlts. Mesa Verde 2 Br 2 Ba BIG BEAR CABIN fplc. ___ _.....__..;. ___ _ 3 BR. $57s/mo. Sec daily 1·5. 51317th St. Apart,,.nts furftlst..d no pets. $375. &t2·R833 or snacious llv rm w/fplc' DaUXE sips 8, w~k or wknd. , 428 Begonia Agt. 96().6161or 846·1311. Mi1sioft Ylefo 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·1179 &nlng rm & uar' close to Lease. I Mo. forH 1 640-5565 * * ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wboe Isl.ct 1706 hops & l "' $w 2·2BR fr $500. 646·0505 ---------2 BR, den, $625/mo. ---------New 4 BR, 2·sty, mt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxury lbr w/mlni ocean s . raMp. mo. Rtntda to Shere fJOO Pat Gav...ey 1947 Port Cardiff IWaJ n1ce 4 br. 2 ba, fplc, view. Lndscpd. No pets. Attractive 1 br w/gar .. nr & jelly views, only steps 546-6000 uf\ 6PM ~ Hltyel 38SZ -•••••••••••••••••••• 21602 Via Ch_,•• 32~25R,yd~nch vt i~w11di~~· cpts, conv .. urea. Move $4 25 mo. 4 96 .4 094 i town " water. $300/mo. to China Cove. $450/mo. 2 br unrurn. $240 mo. 1 ••••••••••••-••••••••• NEED A ROOMMATE? Miuioft Vlefo nghl In. $395, 963-456'1, 493-48l9 + ulll. 67:;..2773 615-2535 chUd, no pets. Nice 1 & 2 Br. $265 & up. Call The Professlonal11 You are the winner of 2 2 BR, den, view, $fi00. Agent. no ree. ,..,, .... ,1 pool & rec room. quiet you've 1een & heard of! r l k ta ...... Sl4 t 27 Monlanus Esle -""•port hach 3269 t Br. yearly S325 mo. UUI. 2Br, lBa Dplx. in quiet .....,..w. area. 831·7766 Radio· TV re<' ic e wo. .... 0 E~ecutive ho me near ••••••••••••••••••••••• In cl. Avail. l mmed. Highlands . bltns, Eastslde.qulet 2 br 11,1i Time Magazine.Preas HOLIDAY ONICE ocean : 4 bd. J ba, ram LIVI OM S75-9229. dshwshr r efrig, lndr~ ba. Kar, putio. fplc.'Dw, HeWporl leach 3869 housem1ha l linesig AJ'.~ir~m ~~· .. dl. no~mtdowo~t bBa~.Qf1r: THE GOLF COURSE! .-......._ p-1-.. .1C1 3707 rm, pallo, gar, pvt be vacant, $360. For de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONVENTION " _ _,,, --access. grdnr. adlls, tall:.. ol(ent. 548-1168 or UDO ISLE SucesafullySlnce 19'11 pool. $150/mo; Consider Big Canyon Townhome. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $385 mo. 673-4132 eves. Chns, ss7-0975 832·41:W CENTER ~ I ..,l\fl lll\11) ... 15 '~ I [ •411 "•• Co11n4 del M;1 lse l o pl . 848·0107 ; 2 br, 2 b,a $700 per mo. SM Room for lllngle Luiturious Watttfronl 3 Dec 27th-Jan.1st ---------• 9M"4347 64().5274 pe.rson. Nr. lOlh St. Bay, 3Br, 2Ba, nice, large. $460 3 BR, l \AJ ba, 2 sty, dble -BR. Pent.house. View Of Rmmt needed. Ocean vu, Free Tickets good for lalbocllal..d 3206 4 br ,3 ba,famrm.3200 beach. Non.s mkr. $12S mo. 7UI Poln aettla, gar., Cp, sundec:k. va· LhaR~a6nryro:OJ''ie~ upstairs,clean.$1150mo. D ec. 30th or 311't ••••••••••••••••••••••• sq.ft. 1444 Santiago. N.B. m o. 7\4·54fl ·0601 & 673-2099 cant. S380/mo. tor de· Month. 1 Year Lease. _&1W0 __ 1Z _______ 1 perfo rmances. Cull * * $1000 m . Agent. 541·5032 _sst-2351 3 Br apt, frplc, gar, S. of talls, A1ent. 548·lUJ8 or G--..__ Co STOP LOOKING I Mature 642·5878, ext. 333, to 3 Bt, 3 ba. Yrly lse $5.25/mo. Sall~ Realty c• '7Ut00 Vicki SwmtSOA ff...v. •UW'l/mo.· eves. Chris. 557.0975 --.,---claim your tickets. ,.._t M-· 3724 ~.J ......, 881 Do e Dr N B male share Nwpt Crest 2 I 51 OctHIR llvd $700 3 br CoDdo. Clli lo ~ • ..... 673·5767 after 6PM v r ' ' · furn Condo. Vu nr Hoao. -----*-*----• ...... -. Fashion Island. Short ••••••••••••••••••••••• Zbr.Ibo,vacantS2SO 631·1800 " --~ • .... _ ... u--312,. 2 br patio 0 ar fp Va ---------r all omen1t1es ind. S21S OCEANFRONT term Only. 759.0087 s 50 " ....... "' WV. ..,__ .. • • .. • • • \'ou11rethewinnor of2 c a n t W /D ar ea fllARK,..EWPORT Move 10 Dec/Jan . MARKET Crtttickel8worlh$14to FIMIRHOMt ~~J~~~:.:~= ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1325/mo. ' Ba ch e l or s. 1 or 2 545.2094 Must sell! Net $35,000 CoronadtfM.-3222 HOUDa/14.t!'"Oc MICt BIGCANYON.Ablolute· 2376N portBl CM COSTA M ESA -2 2 br.l ba,$24S. 8 e d r ooms & Fem has nice condo yr.Agenl.642•4758 u• I hi A t L<•~~ ot ., .. , 0396°7 · 12-dr oom, for -alure 2 br. 1 ba, ref. 5245· For Townhouses 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANAHt:lM Y s maa ng ugus ll ----~_..;."'J<I_....._..;.'"_.,._..;. __ ..... m deu.Jls,Agnt.548-ll68or From$274.SO w /poo • s au n a , & DIRECT Newly remodeled 3 br, 2 CONVENTION Plan. A masterpiece or STUDIO adults only. No pets. eves.Chrts,567·0975 jacuzr:I, 1A ml from COMP.a...ay dramatic desl·en with R r S250/ Q 11 Spectacular s pa, total 646 ..... .,,, ~" ba, s. of Hwy. $650/mo. CEN1'ER. ' wir.llCLY a .a.ns e er. mo. ua l ' ocean. ·~ l>l1a....1L. ... ~L.,·p D 536 0343 E & unsurpaaaed golf course 5 -Place Properties, Inc. Lrg 2br, l~bo. 1 yr new. r ecreu ion program, m~ a~dss · • • vea Dee. 27lh~an. l!it. view, 3 BR & de n 1''ull Kitchen &TV (?l") 752.1...,,. or "~""""" Adults only, no pets. aoclal program. 7 pools. RMMTE Needed to shr \\kn 675·7!131 Fr1:c Tickets &ood for . . . •-U 11 , "-.....,........, R i t At I l 1 N l B h $'795/Month Unen.'l m t I Ues weekend s . A s k f or l.a2'7·2479 tenn s cour s . ~ .• ove y p c 3 BR 2 b be d ·1 Dec. 30t h or 3 1s t H .. ottf ... ~S & CO. CLOSETOOCEAN ---------Fashion Island. J am · home,over21.613·3115 · a .. ome cei · perform a n ce•. Call -"9 Wonda b h b •-S J I den, frpl. SS2!> .. REALTORS 640.5560 Royal Sult" Motel · Lge 3 Bdrm 2\.1 at con· oree .,. a n o•qu n Ge- MARl(..UP 225% EXCLUSIVE PATENTED PRODUCTS 4 BR. 2 bo., trplc., new ~~~·!6~~r ~i~~·e~~3, lo 2080 Newport. Blvd, CM do. All ' major a ppl. Hill~ Road. twTtM 050 ~a~. !;~ic!t~al cell, * * TINNIS & HACH 00·2611 2i:~', \:r'r1:~P~~::. c:~j ~~g~~et~~,:~ ~1~ 17141 644--1900 . ••••••••r•••••••••••••• .. bn'uht •· "ity "'""S 3 Br 2 Ba. Newport SUS ,. ... 11tlT .. 11t gar. No pe•-"""0 mo. jac. tennis. S. Ctit Plaza ---------1s1ngle garage overhead "" s"EA"'Li"oN·R....,EALTY 3 Bit. 2 BA, """I, fenced Shores home. newly --"' -· doo N 3 w """" Nicely turn. large & 646-1246 area. Easy frwy access. BACHELOR APT r. $35. o. 6. 7 l . HIGH VOLUME BUSlNF.SS . 673.5354 497·3}88 yard. ~car gar ., clO!!/e to =~~~ldecor'd. $550 small 1 br. Adults, only, COSTA MESA -2140 $475/mo. 536·•11>76 after • Jlllh Sl. CM 67~!!~-e~ schls shpg. S395 mo. no pet.. 2110 Newport 6pm ALL UTJLS PD! 2 Br hie. S. or Hwy, walk l.sl & laal. 6'13-4545. NO FEE' Houses con· Blvd. Thurin Street. Brand _..;.,________ 100' rrom the ocean. Office~ f400 to beach . nice pntlo, BUte t.o bch from this lge dos duplexes Rental · new deluxe 2 bedroom 28r apta & 3br tnhse. Semi.furnished. Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• Company marketing direct from na tional manufacturer with long history of success tn SlO Billion Industry, scelus local distributor. ~5. Call bef79Al\t, or att luxury lwnhrn w/view ot Pav'uton. 67s-49i2 Bkr. HYntincJt• .._ .. 3740 units. Lovely spa~lous Adlts. d.thwhr. Gas pd. now! 201 E. Balboa I SOI Wfftdiff Dr. 6PM. 675-400 Illes Ill rute, warm trplc, ---------t ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhome type w ith 778Scotl Pl. 642·50'73. Blvd. Yrly. 1250 per mo. 3 Br house, crpta, d!llll. jacuu:I, pool, dbl gar. ~ croo· 3 ~~mt~ ~ew Oclilean View M&kch. fQamUilAy 1rooLmsP. L$3SOA/CmoE. Sl9S l Br. incl. uU I. Crpts, NO FEE. Ca ll : Sue at Newport Financial Ctr fireplace. S500. rno. Avail now. $495 mo. a • en. wa inc. u · · MB-8300 < 1 e) ,.~ paUo quiet adult! 5:16-7707 anytime Leolilag Office Spec. beach. Pool, tennis. 871-1471$22Spermo. PROPERTIES. lNC ..... ...,. • '--------mi CallonSit•Mana1er 640-8208 213·926·2990 $650/rno. Avail UJ mos. (714) 152-1920 or 54S-8S53 no peU. 1828 PlacenUa. ---------i {714) 00·3111 ext246 NOSELUNG VERY coiy 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 Really neat, 2 br, 1 ba, sty home. Wood paneled OW, rpts, kids/pet OK LR & Mslr bdr, fplc. ~. 963-4567 Agt, no lee. small yard dbl gar. ideal lo(' •c.50 7"'9·05"" all 2 br w/gar. $260. Cpta. leas e . Aak for J ay, ~ le9cll 3741 evenings or weekends.,_644..al __ sa _______ , BAYFRONT, lse 2 Br 2 Agent. 6'4-7270 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENTAL AGENT ON Eastslde 2 8R, I Ba. near Ba. gar· priority to becwtive Row Inc LAGUNA BEACH MTR. PREMISES SAT &SUN. Back Bay. Encl rear smaH boat sip. $600. CXc space in Newport· ________ ..., INN. SM/wk. $250/mo. • ....... aar $300 1LI•7933 833·94"42evs. Airport Area. Reception, WALK TO BEACH , pool Maid aerv. color TV, FodloUow VilOCJt ,,. ... ," · ·......,. ________ _....phone serv .. conference Established Accoun!A Turned Over to You' Hundreds Available ln This Area M•~ · " ""' WDter pd. 2710 "A'. 6P Del a w a r e . 636·4120 & t ennis. Excitln11 2 h ealed pool. (7J4) 621 \V. WilsonfU0-2010 l,2&3bdrrnapll. in con-211tByfe.1 ~dl~:.· n~wpn~tss~ rm,kitch.secyserv,dlc· Story, 4 bdrms. 3 ba. 41M·52!M, 985 N. Coaal t~URN OR UNFlJRN v en le n l loca l Ion taUng & copy machine. IMMEDIATE CASH INCOME Cotto Meta 3224 _1_·5 ..... p_m_. ------su nde ck & a lri um. Hwy. •2br town home w/Crpl $195-'275 All. 1142·3850 $255. S48-2682 From S290. (714>'152·7170 t61i~8 ';·h o m e o n LacJ-a Hl9lfl l752 ·Lg~ ~'t~~f:.e~~Y~arage •••••••S••,•IC•••,:•L•••••••• --------- " Two story, 3 BR, 1\AJ BA 5 Br 3 Ba home on gotr condominium. Fully ooune. Opt avail. 12/15. carpeted " draped. $895 mo. 640·2981 Modern appliances, pvt. WATER with boat dock ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool &jacuni avail. 2 C!•--· wt• bdrms, riuxi Sce nic views, luxury ----'------HUCE newer lbr. bltna, EASTSIDE Spacious, bright lbr, tba EXICUTIVI SUITES apt, new w /w c:pls. bltns. $300 mo. Cannery Be a u t I ( u I b I d ~ . area. 673·6522 Peraooallzed phone cov· Fu II Satlsfaction GUARAN1'EED ~T duil ts ( 4r ( Crpla, drps, lrg Watkin rm, din rm & privacy 8 ap · urn u.n · Woodland y:•l•e cloeet. wahr/dryr, 1ar. ---------• erage, secy service, Men or women, fUU or 2 Br apt. st.epc; lO ocean, conf. room, xerox & part lime. Thlt ls not u tll. pd. $370. mo. mot'e. Ellsy rrwy access. vendlng or franchising. 642·1334 day, 642-6578 eve Near So. Coast Plaza. Cash required, 12990, _Fr_om_.....S_225_. _m_.2_1e_1 __ 1 secured.. yard. Washer/dryer $1200/mo lso. Near Regional ShoppLng n 116 UDO NORD best loca-Cent er. Heated pool, 845 Paularino No pets. $250. 549·1438 or J br collage. pool , jacuzzi, dlahwuher , adults only. hook·up. Pool & Rec. rm. Children & pets we lcome. $350/mo. Avail. now. Coll TOBIN P R 0 P E R T Y MANA GE M EN T . 846·1311 . No fee lo w· · Jacuzzi. Nr . corner Beautiful, new, adult,_63_1_·1_266 _______ , Uon. Exec. 2 Bdrm, den, Alicia Pkwy ., Paaeo de aptB. Great locaUon. 2 1145-2'98 dlning rm. New In &. out Valene:!". pools. 2 Jacuuls. $100/mo. ALICIA PLAZA Move ln hnmedialely <2) 2 Pr, l ba. 1 With Crplc. Also. (2) 1 brs. cau 549.4411 * * THE EFFICIEHT NO FEEi Houaea, con· dos, di.plexe1. Rental PavllJon, 675-4912 Bkr. ON J.100. Special 2 &c VlLLAGE bdrm++. Glumorou1 581-6151 581-6130 hideaway. $850/mo Sorry, no pelt. ON WATER. Fabulous VWaie Cl'eek Condo Nr. nllnl. So. Coul Plaza. a bl', z I~~~~~~~~~ ba. frplc. 2 car aar. c Br t44 Ba 1 BLOCK TO VIEW 2 Br w/bc:aul de· Mew,.... ~ J7 '9 cor 5650/mo lac ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool. 144.009 or $46-8240 BEACH. atrium entry, W• ,,_, ...... BACHELOR APT ans Oranae Ave. 3 Br a fplc, 1rdnr. '405 mo. Ctl631·1400 Al.LUTJLSPD! • Ba, children tis peU 4119-\S07; !183-837'1 ~~~~~~~~~ 100' from the ocean. ~~~T5 mo. '200 Sharp, clean, Jbr, 2ba, Stml·lurnu hed. Avail --. _.,or-...___ 11..1 tii.w Seavtew. 3 Br, 2 ba. ,..,....., crpta, drJ)e. u.tna, Pool , t e nn la, Jae . now! 201 E. Balboa E. BroadwQ s Br, lBa, dahwabr, IU' dr opener, ttl'IS/rno. yrly 6?6-0562 Blvd. Yrly. S250 per mo. "° pr, oew palnl, cpta, 1450 mo. Eva ta-GM NO FEE. Call: Sue at dliJI. \ioo mo. 045-4461 br . 1\11 ba bat. Prplc. Sharp ff., bo r Vt aw .•~Tf~Crt~QYU~~m~•~·~~~ d Moo.ac:o a Br. nr PoOI. in· :;:: E/&Ac». Sh1rp 3 Br 2 Ba, foc'd yr • U 95 mo. cl trdAr. AvaH now.·-------• DIA Jlm, fplc, patJo ts 962·118'7 or S4Mll08 MU72I OCIMROMT yard. Re1rl1 1lv, 1415. 1._.... ....-;;:;: 1142 s;~u~·d:1t.'• p4o~'i U:i ~V:r%Vo~~~~ a.. I bt, 1ba1 1ara1e. •••H•••••••••••••••••• ~acJcdoor. HIJ mo, 2Br. 2 bl, rurn. ytJy '310 ·UU. I>rh e oy l080 Walk to Shopt ·S~Dr 4N'6183 2Br.bouse1tnf.S375 ... fedsral. 541.oc>ea 2~8'. DOOi, Jac:\IJIJ ..-.~...;...-----• mo. Ask for .,,ry Jen 81.tb-loue, no dtpoelt ,. •• ~&;&~:W.~:. 1MO-l'18toc14$·13'1t •-" =.:~~II. lmmed. ...,, Adlta...... '""" 3244 .........;;.....:......;..:..-.-----· associated ''' I I,, ' 0••••••••••••••••••<11•• Super ~ Br, tam rm. • !.rpa• ktda i>!~ tWv Pk tu, 1 Br 2\t a., Barbot VI•~ lfom.e•·.i~~~~~~~~ • ,.,.c, ••· -+ bon111 rm. oxrorct, teDO per_,, .. o tq Mo °"1; • "11l1$.M1·10MI ....... • ..... can ft\11 M•rllr> S.Ch .... 117' ' ~·. I Ru1 l'llta&e, .... ,... • • • The fat91t dra• In t.,. 0. U.. Lake. WoOclbridte n•• • 0 n••••••••••• •~ •• w 0 .. 111 PU Croalllll· 2 BJ", 1'r. 11uffJ 1·1•vef 2 BR. t ba. lbr. utlJ pd. tl10mo. J im Clau1C1•.d Ad. Pbon Bucb Club. MOO/mo. Beaut. park loca\lon. ~:1~'A 8ut 518, or eG.JfTI. Call Ul-1234 lllO. Alftt 644·W3 •---~-•-•_n ___ _ ,. I Bachelor $225·'245 l Bdrm $265-$275 2 Bdrm $29H325 Rental Of rice Open Dally 9-6 TSL Mana1ement '154--0081 or 64.2· 1603 Larg e 2 br . 1 ba, Westside, fncd patio, dish wash e r , no childr e n / pela. Call 646-5251 EASTSIDE lg 2 br, 2 ba. rrpl, frml din. lndry area. $3711 m o. Aat . Day1: .552·041• evea: For per&Onal Interview, call. lnc:ludln1 Sunday: 2::1~-:'ao ALTEIHATIVE Mo. to mo. rent incl : MR. RYAN· COLLECT a..,.. lffch Re c e pt. s c r v. , (2l3>B22·'7284 You are the wtnner of 2 penonaUzed phone COY· free tickets worth $14 to er afe, conf. rm. m ail HOLIDAY ON tCI serv .. underaround prk11 at tho • more In Newport. Or write MarkeUn& Division, P .O.Box 544. Malibu CA 90765 ANAHEIM nlE EXECUTIVE CONVEN1'10N SUITE, 64().$470 Dating, escort & share WISllAY TltlftLIXIS 1_5.52_:.0!l11 _____ _ COSTA MESA BRANDNf.'W CENTER IOI LIASI rentals . Sell or t ake Dec. 27th-Jan. lat. partner '*0420 Free Tiet.IA 1ood for The moel comrlllfve . 1 Br From l280. 2 Br From 5305. . 8 Br, 2 Ba from S»5. D9MtPoW 3126 Dec . 30th or 3\at rate• ltl t own Fully ........... ....................... performa nc:u. Call aervtoed Is lmproved of· o,,a rt.chJ . 1oe1 Panorama view, mtw cln 042·&6711, ext. 333, to ttc.. ~ avail: 14.55 ••••••••••••n•••••• • 2br, 2 ba + den 4.plu. claim your Uckets. "1m aq ft at fJ1I per n. Ir you 'ro not .. ttl•1 N'o ...... M-4N JC»T '* * Al80 avalb 4M to GOO f'I 1u~• rttl.lm °" yqar Beautiful new 3 unit .,..._, '& • ---------1 f\ ff'QID D to 81' per fl, imeltmeni, call San41 bulldlnp. Xlnt location PARKLtNG abr, den, NcwJ)Orl Shore:., • BrJ Call Prop. .11111'., Ju4y RoP, AJu Co. 837-314' near So. Coa11t Plara. ab~ t,mhH, ocean •u dplx. fplc, Z Ba. •n& Clark~ -..ta or •lop •AV9rt .. Jicld Oil P4if· ChUdren welcomo. No dbl aar tau. Cb•ri ...,., i500 mo. &45-7450 by '100 81.tth St, Sult.e offs to Ajax Investors • •· Rental otn~ open 881-lSll, 41U115 104 Cl 1blk from O.C. J en. thru July, ltfT. dell)' 10.$. MO Baker St. I•-----------'430. 3 Br, 2 ba. encl.1ar. Airport, .Bln:b at Dove). St .. te law pe:rmttt a,..._ bUt W. of Bmtol. l Bedroo~apt. 1ara1e, Biil to beach. Balcony, N.B. ()pen M.on thru Fri payment r nalty chal'.fe &5T4al4 l mtle to ~ech. Al D•n• no pet.a. 8:»5:30 "'"uiv•lcn to 80~ i' Point <&t3>~5 TSL Maml 642•1803 ... MOW ts THI TIMI ::~\h~n u~:r:~!n : • ... ,. .a.a ......... ..a~ ... -2 Dt, lae. modem apt. t.rc• lbr, 2ba apt. SUn· Job .. h k -"'"-~ _.._ NGO/mo deck, 2 bib to bell. '3:25. for 1ee.era to c oc Mortit.ait Brokers. • lllCtt. ,.,.. • .,. "9w zve1 ae.oi1.1 mo. )'rl,y. 204 '3rd st. the Dall)' Pllol He lp · tered to C.ll!ornta 1 All uUla pd., e~, dl\11. 4'N"'°44 Wut.l cfualtlcatlon. U ~only. pool lndrf fac • AdulU ~.;..;;.;; ______ __. Uw job JW Yf•nt it no' --.--........;.;.__ ___ _ on~ "• 'ao ,:.U or. .............. M•O Spaclou1 38r TwnhH, U..JWml1htcon1lder ..._., .. .._ SOM children. C•ll Si.e: •••• .. ••••••••••••••n• new CJU, W/I) hook·UP otlerJn1 1our Hrvlcol ••••••••••••••••••;;~~ S58·7107 or ll•MY : SBA1'P 3 Br delu:u frplc:. l car encl aar. nr w\t.b an ad tn the Job Money Avathlble. ..,an, MUl17 bt•cb Uftit. D/W, rtplc. ffo•ll Hosp, adlu, o W&IUd c:a~ory. Phone sources, all proJec:u. pat»,,.,., Avail MIJ.ZISI ptU, 141-21•5, M2-4l87 64N6TI '51>1< tn.ln. '1S2-4!0SZ "/"' .. .,..-,. - . . DIREC?.ORY Plum t ... Pa ch pe ' ... emo e 1 ••• Roof lt. •• Landscape lt. .. Tlle lt...Trlm 1t. •. 5ewll .• Haul It ... Add It .•. Ptnnt it ... Alter It ... Learn It •.. t1•••t . ,~, .. ,... ,.......,,........ . ................••..... . ...................... ········•••••····••··· ............................................. . • • J ppllaatt Sc-rv Sh111n-1aou It .w.m ti an c e m c n \ W o r k • WEEDINO·CLEANlJPS Want a REALLY CLBAN Brickwork. Small Jobs. lnlt'rtor, exterior paint· Paint.tu. Homes.Intl'. & llOOli'S roa LISS TlUl'CllARGEllO Coh'I' brl&lllentir•. whl Drlvewaya, patloa, W..idyllaintenance HOUSE? Call Glnlham Newport. Costa Meaa ~ Io C . S up r • m • Eatcrlor. Specialty: All typa, tlnao naU. ~ s. MAIJl. s A c 11t• 10 m1 o bh:.i 1•h walkwgya Reasooabhr, Ftee •t "2·99()7 Oirl. Free es& 645-5.123 Irvine. 675-3115eves, worlcmani;hip. Call Jack ApU. Lo rates 83l·iso8 Free est, Uc/boad'd. 1.n- ,._)QJ ~701 ~Ill\ h\', din rm. h.111 rff40 Clft.I. ~5'7 G .. c:-L..-s• .... SHl ... 1 ft.•LS Mo•S-. 9118-7* ...... ,.__._ tr. SeolOI' cltbem dls· ,,._ SlS Av" rm $7 SO, \'OUch --IMI __.,~ vn " w .., -..-cot. lllN~ ....... ,me .._, K lw Sto, chr SS <.iuur t•llm ALL Concreto work . ....................... All types of home & Of· •••••• ................. PROFESSIONAL PREP ....................... , _____ -OJ--"_ .. __ ...................... pct odor Cpt rt!pJlr. 1$ DlCX'k , brick. slump & HANDYMAN: Carpen· fice cleanlng packajfes. HAVE VAN: Will do Ille •PAINTIN~ EXT.ER. VER\' N£AT PATCH Altwl1flw DOORS . w1ndowi.. yr" t•xpr, t>o work cooc~to walls. Sccunty try, aledrical, plumbing Special Aph & R.E m.ovlna. £xpr'd, roaa. Reas/lnsr. Lie. 23G7tl. JOB.5asTEXTURE cabinets, shel ver> myself Rers~tOJOl BulJdcrs.834·9118 4'fioon. Pb847·278'7 work. Bonded/Insured. ruck 832-$568, att 3:30 fheest.638-73!M FreeetL 893-lUt )I SEWlNQ Xlnt aouahtnnts b. Plcku AaphaJt/Concrete 11 lrff N H 1 Ha LAIC>a Free e.sts & Instant wkdys. YOUNG MAN. & )'fl expr PATCH P NG :!uallty, o.llo alter•donl. _wort __ &e.z __ -6783 _____ 1 We Ca r e Cur Jl et removal " cleanups. tor me mber•. All service. 540·9525 & ,.........,, .. "-9 JD wallcoverlng. Pree Al 1 t Y pea • Free clotbes97f.U>'70ev Carpenter, all phu~. r~-Cle11ncrs ::iteam clean 9 l"re«' Est . 631·5018. Services 110 hr or Jess 5S2-0ZCS ••••••••••••••••••••••• es\5.~6Andy eedmatat.Call ~odela. patio covers, or s hampoo a lso up. Uceruitd. 6'73·5013 Have 8 clean house for Pl!."TERS PAINTING pr 0 f Pa 1 t , g a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• etc. 1'~tee est. Rd. holsleryull work guar tbeffo'dida Thell Expr'd Reas Rates. h . n Cl a-•c tila kltc"'--873 3&511 Truck ~ount unit. Ff lhdricat Gr 1 I ys. OP· Free ~at Call Gene paper anginJ. ean, ....................... b ;;:' '11.. ........ . ---------1 C!.t,reai.rates64S·3716 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• peta Ch1anio1 Serv. 5S2-0t.58 • work cuar. 1-•ree eat HOMESAVERS(,_Plwnb-~t oomCb•· ~~~· Woodwork, all types, ELECTRICAL SERVlCE Sklploader. Dump truck. =e, reu & refs. 957-09U, ~ in& ll Heat.inc. Free est, ... eeest. uc .. _._ cabnts, p atios. I 1 t e Steam Clean! Hoh day CALI:S Sl5 hr, & SMALL Haullng. tree work, PROFESSIONAL Paint· p-1-11 y C ff $10 br Honest A reliable Ca'amlc tile le znarllte. l'"emdls, some elec, hi· Special, cpt & uphol cs JOBS 842·8233 grading, demo etc The Immaculate Clean· ing. Inter/Exler. Reas, 11111111 Olr • • service. BorA, MIC OK. Around tub9 & abowen. qual. Prompt svc rrce Rm.s> $19.95 up to 400 831-1.257 1 n g c 0 • y o u R work guar 642-0386 Average Extr l Stry $395 751·11ZOor 841-0383 Ru.a. 832.z&68 est. 642·1138. sq It. + hull & bath free! Hilbb«d Bectric SATISFACTION GUAR. 2 Story $545, lnt.r MSrm L 1-F·E SysLem.s Lie 327136 845-Qn4 H••lllg 758-03'7? Fine Paint'g at stay busy Prices incl matrl/labor Any plumblnC. water r .... Sw¥ke 631·5350 64S-3939 aft 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• prices. Try me, free esL Guar/Jnsr-Free est. aerv. leak•. bathroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• c..,.t S....lc• ELECTRICIAl'."·Priced Tree/ plan\ trim or re· Dependable, own trans. St lic/insr. 836-SSSS Lic320881, Ted 836-7085 encl, ceramic We. Reaa. Removals. trJ mmlnr •••••••••••••••••••••• Caleri'"J r1ghl·lree est~mate on move. Yard cleanups. Xlnt refs. Kelly 5594890 132.~ ........_Pree est, Llc'~ Carpe t Man will l ay ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.~rgeorsmallJobs. lawnwork.Lltemovlna, CaUSal&Suoonly. Pal!1Uog. Extr/lntr. Ex·MlCHAELS PAINTING: tull.yhiSuredGU-262A yours or tnme. Hepum; 1-'or the open air orta1r. Licensed 673-0359 548-5&63 pr d, honest. neat, real. ext. houses a: comm. R-... & lt.,.W &: cleaning too! Gua All occasion personal L.-dlcapeg Llc'd 964-1045 Dnve bldi's. 675-5141 art. Spm ................ ~ ....... W•ri•• work at bigger savmgi. service. Cabana Cater-What's Your Trade! Student blg truck: Haul· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paint your house tor ••••••• .. ••••• ........ . ee est, 64S-3646 mg 645·9858 $1.62 per Day ing, clean·up, trees cut. Wallis, patios, new lawns, CHRISTMAS Professional Paint.Ing, Chri11tmast K&K Paint• pl n e & So l \ d Oak That'slittletopay Any sz Job. 494·7669 aprklers, iron work. SPECIAL ~l~ualitytJ:'I~r lngCallustwo!499..s7SS waterbed.sCompleteline pie who need People Cetntftt/Conc:nt• That's what the ••••••••••••••••••••••• ror an ad in the Daily PU Gre&& fountains. Licensed Avera e 3 bdrm hm S22S ~. J:.~ · c. Roofing & acc., Reasonable. Servlt~ Directory that can 831-4353 satisra · n guar. CaJl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Terry a Nwpt· Bay e&abhsh your profession.al Trade your old sturr for '1be fut.eat draw in the alt 5pm. ary 548·0995 Have something you want ROOFS In.stalled factor)' ,_ll42_-0_l6_l _____ _ identily. For more in· ne w good ies with a W9 t ..• a Dally Pilot to sell? Classlned ads do di.red; estab 3S yrs. cau Find what. you want in DAILY PILOT CEMENT WORK. All SERVICE DIRECTORY kmds. Reasonable. Free is all about! eslS. Cull 750-6625 fonmllon call 54i-5678. Qasaified ad. 642-5678 Claaified Ad. M2·5678. Want A Call 6'2·5678 It well 642-5678. Harold Gunn 549,2961 Dally PUot CJa.eaifieda. Mclrt9'!9"-Trust Penonat1 5350 HefpWGllhd 7100 HtlpW..ted 7 100 HtlpWmhcl 7100 HelpW.ted 7100 twpW..t.d 7100 twpW..r.cl 7100 HelpWmhd 7IOI Deicli 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ................................................................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dnnking problem? e&.alC TYPIST DlET~RY Aul. Immed. Jan.It.or Couple days llv· LOWEST Call Alcohol Helpline •~SEMBLER Banking Trainee posiUon for Blll· opemngs. Lid~ Conv. HotelDESk CL-K Ing qtrs. Apply, '1131 MOTOR ROUTI 24 hrs a day 835-3830 1W LOAN PIOCESSIMG '·" Oerlc in losurance ClrN B., !~77S64upenor Ave., al Ba-" Bay Dr, N.B. CUlll( c:' t Nwpl Jkh. Good .,...,. 2 Shirts Available __ ,..._--'------• Daily Pilot l'"OUte In htttrest Rat.I PREGNANT~ TRAINEES t .,~ skills Sal . . ~ Excellent opportunity JANITORIAL, laun· Newport Beach. After· htT.D.'s, also Carin it co nf1d~nhal Busy pleasant N.S. ofc S~ & ood a.ry to Donut Shop, Night snm. for conscienllous. people dromat cleanup. reUred noons Monday t.hrou&h 2"d T.D. 1.oaM. counseling & referral. LonNeed&ed 1 .. ~~ediately Xldnt sal &tmbennetfitsa.vReaiaJJ benefits ~~ompany ~~E Yl7elarh S~t· CFuMll·lime. oriented Individuals. En· couple pref. Ft Vly· ~~aayy ~~mSina~usrd. Garosy &a Fairest Terms since 1949 Abortion, adoption & g s.,.,.t term as· a vance e · · .,.,., · • j oy good company Westm. area. 847-5058 ""'"' ·~ • Sattl Mt C keeping. signments. Holiday & Must type 50wpm. COCKTAIL . benefits. S380per month. SS<> cash tr g. 0 • APCARE 547.2563 v a c at 1 on p ay . Telephone Ci customer DRIVERS p/time de· Apply 9am-noon LEGAL SICY deposit r equired. Call 642-217 1 545-061 t Hospitalization plan contact. See Madeline WAITRESS hvery. MaJe or Fem. M Fri p 1 642-4.121. Ask rorClrcula-LIHDA & Vla<I av:ulable. Start toda ! Dawson, 673·3130, Im· Learn in tO hrs the most Must have gd driving M"°!!~•o'neraoHOnnTeB. ~m. ~us~essc liligati: lion. WANTED: 2nd TD loans. Out _.1 M perial Savi .. d• & Loan excitind, gla morous, rec. 19 yrs & older. $2.75 _. I.I'm n pt ntr see 1--------- 0ceanfront Properties . c-OSSOCJI' 3366 Via Lld-;,-N B ' highly~ profess. Day hr. AM & PM routes 900 Newport Ctr Dr exper. Jego.1 secy. Must $501\1 Secured by Del For th. fun of ftf ' · · or eve sessions. Place· open. 548-0ot70 Newport Beach h ave KI n t s kl l J s · MOTOR ltOUTE Mar Houses. Will pay Serving ull Orange Co. ment assist . Good job F.qual Opp EmpJyr ml( Shorthand req. Submit ~y 10% +10 points. Also 835-7313 38 ... ,.._ Dri BARTENDER oppor. Electronics re&Ume lo conftdence to To deliver la-e motor will seell $401\1 2nd TD' --..,.-n Experienced C.I 714/751·9194 Micro Photo Ad 1987, Daily Pilot, route in S. ~iuna and 15% di scount. Pt p •MICHELLE'S• 546-4741 Call Bob,979·7SSO So. Cali#. Cocktail Procn•-T--'--H<Yl'EL P.O. Sox 1$60, Costa Laguna Niguel.• Must (714)642·5032 Days only. Outcall Massaae '(Across From w I -,_.... HOUSEKEEPER Mesa, CA, 92626 h ood drl · ... Oran~e Co. AirPort) BARTENDER. COOK. a tresses, Inc. 17922 Company near Orange ---------1 ave g v1ng ·t~· 18""" Yield $45,000. 3 yr lOAM·2AM 731 .4462 Equal Oppor Employer C 0 C K T A l L Sky Park Bl, Ste C, County Airport is seek· Day & EveningSbU\s UGAL SECRETARY cord and dependable 2nd T.D. 10% interest •n1n·a. . ...1 R•--'-WA l TRESSES & Irvine, Ca 92714 ing an individual for We are currenUy seek· N.B. area. Gen. Prac. auto. $S0 cuh1 deposit re· ~r· ._ ,.._,.-0 1 ""5-0l•l quired. For nformaUon quarterly on 11 acres 1815 So. El Camino Real BUSS YS. Interviews COOKS photo chem1ca process. Ing reliable indi'tiduala _ex_per_._ .. _, __ . ____ 1 call 642.4321, ask for Bonsall; $44,818. 4 yr lst San Clemente. Fully lie. ASSEMILERS 24. Apply in person, re· Breakfast, Lunch, din· ing procedures for a to join the bousekeepinJ UOUOtl C L-K Harry Seeley or Don T.D. Sale al $12.000. per For appt. 492.7296 We will train. Apply 7am ar entrance The San micro electronics firm. team. Excellent com· ..,. -Will acre. 15% discount. MacGregor Yacht Corp, Franciscan 1 617 ner. Exper'd. Apply in Will train for first shifl panybenefits. NwptBcb S48·78631 __ i_ams ______ _ C 7 14 ) 7 5 1 ·4 8 2 7 or DANCE OF FUN 1631 Placentia CM Westcliff Dr. N.B. person, Ma Barker 's posit.ion. Excellent com· Apply9am·noon (7141493·11!)3 eves Btn nude girls dance & Restaurant, 212 E . l7lb pany l>enettts" mcluetDi Mon-Fri, Personnel ------1 rap i.ession. lOAM lo ASSEMBLER TRAINEE Bicy c le Me c han ic St.C.M. major medical and den· MARRIOnHOTEL 18% Yield SSo.000. 3 yr. • •t s N SANTA ANA needed. Previous exnor. Lal kl 2An1 n On· at 625 . ,,_ ,.__._/•-ilerM-'· 900NewportCtrDr NB 2nd T. o .. 10.,., quarterly E d Call 549-2475. Rita Duke, (213) 436-8151 -..-v ... ,... "HSM •SK · on 20 acres prime Vii.tu uch An ah 559•6150 ext 313 For dinner house. CaJl 1 l'lA ~ F.qual Opp Emplyr m/f land. S78.0l0. 5 yr 1st f'REESF.sSION W/A D Don for appt. 494·99!H CORP. T.D. $62,500. Cash cqu1-RELAXING MASSAGE ASSEMBLERS llHDIRY WOltKBS, COOK 3952 Campus Drive ty. 15•,. discount. BobJamcs·Llc.Masseur lmmed. opemngs avaiJ. W/traio, b i ndery Newport Beach, CA ( 7 1 4 ) 7 s l • 4 s 2 6 or Outcau 9.9. 494•5111 for Light production as· helpers, f/time, perma· Exper'd only. All shirts. 92660 HOUSECLEAHIHG PEASC>t4Ha. C714M93-11!)3 eves. ---------• semblcrs at our Costa nent position. Im med Good pay & benefits. Ap· Mesa facility. No exper. openings. Call 833·9811 ply, JoUy Roger, '400 S. ""A al 0 540-6080 i M/F Day work. F/tlme & p/time. Wknd & eves work avail. Need win· dow wasben also. Must provide own transport&· lion. $3/$4 per hr. 540.9525 Announc: .... nb/ P~s/ Lost & Found ••••••••••••••••••••••• 51 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCJi.LL OHL Y 631-3811 E.SCOR'l' SER VJ CE MODELING OUTCALL 2~ Hours 847-6520 Remand -Snurc * SANDY'S * Souse -Exc1Se -OUTCALL MASSAGE CONSUMERS The American public ____ 9_73_·_0329 ____ 1 was in trouble lrom the minute manufacture rs •SllERl LEE- :. topped calling us Cert1f1ed Masseuse customers and started House Calls . By Appl. c a l I l n g u s 838·6838 CONSUMERS. --~--~~- HEY KIDS! Penonal Senices 5360 TaEPHOt4E SJi.MT A! •••••. •• •• •• ••• ••••• ••. req'd, we wlll train. 2nd Coast Hwy, Laguna ..,..u pportun ty shirt possibiliucs avail. IOAT IUILDER Beach Apply m person. Mon Ht"ff ,,..,_t UH ---------EXEC. Sec. to Pres. XJnt SK, fine opp.. must be able to take ch.arge. Start s aJ. open. 645-2667 Dec 19 or Tues Dec 20 COOK"'-UD betwn Sam & 4:30pm . Looking For Exper·d Electricians Air Products Engine Installers & Ca..micals Plumbers 1771 Placentia Ave Carpenters Costa Mesa Top pay. xlnt working Equal Oppor Employer cond.s & good benefits. ' ~~~~~~~~ Day week. ASSEMILSlS APPLY JN PERSON W•~ DOWN EAST YACHTS ~"I -100 EAST ALTON, SA Cano n Bu si n ess Machines, Inc. has lm· Bookkeeper, .VR & A/P, med. openings for as· muat be goocftypl.st. Ap- s e m b I er s in t he tr ply at 621 W. 19th St. 9 to calcul ator rnanut. plant. _S_. _______ _ TheS..MMHGirt1 Limited menu . Supervisory skills. SS hr, 6 days. Good fringes. Apply in p e r son , FOOD Processing P /T Housecleane r s, own Gulllvers Restaurant, eves, 6·8 hrs. 3 day trans. Top$$ 18482 MacArthur Blvd, week. lrvine.-livy lift· M2-7207 or 646-4871 Irvine. Betwn 9&10am & lng. $3.50/hr. 751·2600 3&S Housecleaning Ser vice ___ Pm_.---------------needs Eng spkng gal COOK, relief, saute & General Olfice full, p/L Car nee. Top$. broiler, Call blwn SECRETARIES 557-0609aft5 3-UPM, 499-2271 . HOUSa~•s Cooks, over 18, will train. & TYPISTS No ex per . nee. Xlnt D i s b w a s h e r s • Be particular & get the benefits includ. sick pay. waitresses. b<¥ilessea & best. Work temporary Bayview Conv. 2055 Apply to personnel dept. 3191 Redhill Ave, Costa Mesn, 92626. ~100. general help. 2S2M La Thurin CM &42 3.'i05 IOYS •GIRLS Pai, Mission Vlejo, in assignment• with the • · · 12-lSyearsofage. Even· Miss ion Hills Plaza. agency that works for Hsekpr for 2 adults, pvt ing work. Obtain new 581-8440 you. rm/bath. Refined lady December 19th & 20th call the North Pole between S & SPM and speak to Sa.a.ta & Mrs. daus. Dial M6-7173 or Automotive s ubscriptions for the HO FEES who prefers good home * * New Delail Shop needs Dally Pilot working with Cosmetic Sales. ex per. Call Todny I to high wages. 644-8819 H_..... help an adult supervisor . Full time, permanent ~Q~ office • ..--lyen Top wngea paks. Engine Earn $20 to S30 per week poa. Prestige Drug 1800 P..tc Hewport Steamers, eng painters, or more. Call (213} Store, bch area. Mr. O OVe rload lNCOME TAX H.wpori leoch buffers & polishers, up· ~6-0296 noon to 5pm. Elwood67~150 PREPARERS You arc the winner of 2 holstery s hampooers, (213) 498-2413. 5pm·9pm. COUMTIR GIRL 557-0061 For employment in the free Uckets worth $14 to check out. pick-up & de· CaJI Collect. 3723 Birch St. NS Santa Ana, Colta Mesa, HOUDJi.Y OH ICE Livery. Apply at 1---------APP I Y a t Cameo ~~~~~~~~ Fullerton areas duriDr . &16-7174 Ol'IN Ill 9 •II S fl/N 10~1 NI(!' LIVE.JN Companion housekeeper salary open. Prefer cultured woman able to travel. Mewspaper Deti•ery Mature resp. adult for early AM deliv: Must have trans. 840·2756. Vaiid <:alir driver's lic,•--.... -U-R_S_ES--... -1D-ES-- good driving record. " ~ Non-smoker. No-h.avy •ORDERLIES houseclunlnc. Good re-Xlnt benefits. lnclud. commeodaUons. 493-4601 sick pay. Bayview Conv. blwn 5 & lOPM Cor appt. 205.5 Thurin, CM 642-3505 Live-in wanted. Private HURSH Ji.IDES room. Ocean view. Experiencedonly. Bo a r 1 + s a l a r Y · Sat & Sun 8am.Spm, Sat _498-__ 324_0_,4_92_·_2728 ____ 1 & Sun 8pm·8•m. Also, LOAH NOCESSOR night duty Mon thru Fri FHA-VA·Conv. exper. Spm.Sam. Elderly man req'd. Contact Cyndie bed patient. Call eollect LaNier, (714) 835-0588, _<_2_u_t7_s.3l30 __ . ---- Mason McDuffie Co. HURSH Ji.IDES &ORDERUES MACHINIST Needed to give tender • Day/.O Hour Week loving care lo the elder· General machine work ly patients. Will train on quality aerospace qualified personnel. co mponents & 0 5 . Earn while you learn. semblies. Must be able All shifts avail. Apply to work from detailed1_144S __ Su_pe.__n_·or_._N_.B_. __ plannin1 sheets & NURSES Ji.IDES blueprints. J.11, el(per. pref'd. Coon Apply In Person Monday -Thursday try Club Conv. Home. Echr hlcMtrin Inc: 549-306l. 2101 Dove St, N.B. NURSES Ji.IDES MACHIHtST 3 Shifts avail. Diversified work load UC LVH F/T. mfg electronic in · 3-11 :30 s hirt. Apply strumel)tatlon. Modern 642-8044 ask for Mrs shop. Advanced Klnellcs Isaacson, Park Lido ln VI · St C o n v . R o s p , 4 6 6 c., 1231 ctona .. flagship Rd. NB CM. 646-7165 .E.O.E. ['111111 at the 2059 Harbor Bl, CM CASHIER Cleaners, l6SO San -the tax season. Must ANAHEIM 64.5-1<>30 ~/p/l Resp person Miguel, N.B. GENERAL OFFICE have experience prepar· Malntenance·Lite da)'S Nursing aide ~ aome Ovr"" will trn od pay Ute typing & sales. Full J o rs al Income• ' 8 · bsekp'g for disabled Lost & FCMM1 5300 CONVENTION AlTI'OMOTIVE -· '" Ccunter beJp. Perm. PQSi· n,. pe on ~ax Apply, 1131 Back ay fem. "'-p prefd but not •••••••••••••-•••••••• CENTER VAaVO M~H • .... IC METROHarCborAR WCASM H lion Mon · Frt. M/ F . or part ti.me. 557-0825 returns. Competitive Drive, Newport Beach. ror.ui;"d. Live in or out. Dec 27th-.Jan lat ""'" -.. "'" ~ • · · &M-2030 or 644·2031 Ask salary and excellent ~ .. Loll: Mon. 11128· Seal Free Tickets g~ 'ror Volvo experience only, c••H1• for El Roberto working conditions. MAJMT9CANCI MAH PIT.. 898-2233 Point Siamese cat. 1 yr. Dec. 30th or 3\st expandlng new car de--GENERAL Hours are 9:00 A.K. to Mature, tuJI time, pvt old, female, s payed, aJenhlp, 5 day week le We are new openinf a Coulller: ""•I cl b Se n cau Wed art/Full/Time take or wearing nea collar. Vic. :::.~~~:1ae~~~s:i3~a:~ now evenings. $8.25 fiat new Del Taco " are sWl P~FUll.tlme LABORERS r00 ::··weekdays auOO· Su'!im:ISts. . ders le make deliveries~ Rockledse and Victoria claimyourticket.s. rate, CP warranty & in· i n n eed o f Host., Deml\tCleaneraCdM . y. n resumlleorc : ---------1 Avg $5-$7 per br. Must C>r. Lagun a Beach. ternal,lot.sofwotk&on· Hoste.sea &Cashiers. Neededlmmediately JohnM ler, MANAGEMENT . have reliable car ai Reward!! 494·9466 or * * ly dealer within 20 Apply lo person only at, COUNTER Girl/Pr1ntinc Long & short term as-Tax Manager PEOPLE PERSON phone. We train. Call 494·2417 att 5:30 PM miles. Call Bill Light. 20921 Magnolia, Hunt. sl.:JI>, Npt. Bch. Opening aignment.s. Hollday Fidelity Federal Exec. needs p/Ume as· The Fuller Brush Co. Lost male cat 10 mo old. MAR9UIS MOTORS B c b . <Corner or av 1. Im med. Ca 11 : v a c a t i o n p a y . Savings & Loan soc. in wholesale supply. 7St-6471. blk w/wht markings vie Ea:•:,.,...t Ir MJ8.510N VIEJO Maanolia & Atlant a) M4-8233for appt. Hos. plt allzation pJa 600N. Brand mvd. Fully capitalized.1--------- Beach/Garfield. 960-1286 ......,......_ 811-2110 495-1210 Mon·Frl betwn 3'c5pm. Deli vny Driver & available. Start Today! Glenci~~: ~91209 _642_·1_634_. ------t PART TIME ....................... o CIVIL Production Worker. $3 to MANICURISTS SUHDAY OMLY Lost: Female Puppy 3 Jobi W..tfd. 7075 Auto Trans Mechanic -.--_1......._1u...._ start. Call 642-2256. (213) 2"-Blll F/U'me ror busy salon. Driver to drop bundles mo's Shep & ? mix. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange County's largest ........, .--: ""' of Dlf.all~ a.o car· Gray_ w/tan. Wbt paws, Mature women desire transmiss!~ Co. Needs DEStGt-llR Delivery men for LA Jl4I c:-:;; Drfy• F.qual Opportwlity Richard OueJlette, 200 rit!J1. st ha e van or wearinr brown collar. home & omce cleaning. 3 qua 11f1 e d R & R Exper'd in sub divialon Times in N.S. & C.M. Employer M/F _N_e_w-'por--.t_Otr __ Dr__.,_N_B_--t large s on wagon + Newport Hghts. Reward. Re as 0 nab I e r a le 8 , mechanics. Top wages & work. Apply \n person, Perm. p/time. $350/$400 546-741 MICHJi.HtC/ good d 1 vtng r ecord. 642·2283. satisfaction guaranteed. beneflt.s . for exper. peo-to Mr. Fuentes, Robert, per mo. 548-17.0. (Across From Insurance Property & Y.aD fORIMAH Call 642~321, aslt for !Alt: Small golden brown Phone 642·3460 any hour. pie w/own tools. 962.66SS Bein, William Frost & DELIVERY MAN Ear Orange Co. Airport) Casualty Secretary. Ex· Exp~r! in diesel gas Harry Seeley or Don dog, white s pot in left --------•! Assoc., 1401 Quall St, J AM L A-l · F,qual Oppor Employer per. nee. Xlnt benes. Williams V. T lb t •· NB y • 0' nge es ·Fred S. Ja m e a engines. Respd.ir'ectJy to•---------efe. 1c a er "'HelpW.tecl 7100 AVON · Times route, N. C.M. V.P. Sal COllUbensurate PIZZA Beach. Lasl seen Dec. 9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLB.ICAL FRH are, $350 mo. 546-4481 GUARDS Insurance Bkr, Lill ~h. w/uper. Call for appt. Help Wanted. Need l\eward. 84H41S. Speclalhlng in all f\111 & p/tlme. Swing Call Maurine Bradley, Bring r eaume. Valley some uper. Apply by A Bltk Chri1._. ~ cler lcal secretarial D&IVltlY ahift. 4:30PIM.2:30AM. 494·1087 or 549•3o5a, 0-eat Landacape Inc ~e ~dsrec:n~.~~~: ~RY PDI lt9't Mow sales & 'admlnistraUv~ Messenger/Courier No clock rounds. H.B. _EO_E_. _______ lDOS. Yale, Santa An&:, __ pt_Qte_,_548-__ 7863. ____ _ ~& Main St. HB. &gister Today to wMk ,_.AVON Jobe. 5 day wt. P/Ugae am or area. Over 21. Retirees --------71'1M6-797S.. Equal Op-PLUMBING ~ oovarlouaaccountlng& a .. ESIMTATIVES eai~~=.~~tal l:a1!~~a &foA~0 · :~~~'.'1t1n~~! ~~~~~ :r.!~O.!,~=f2.~ro ~~ce~mplo yet By ~!:::;e;:;~~r:!~~ Found white flurty cat bookkeeping a u lcn· BHt Ume to e.tabllah cau Lt W 833-..-r·-UOO. per wt. Call .pox.• mos old. Mesa menta. Work close to customers. lntuated! ~ A&eney, 2790 DENTAL ASSISTANT 11 0 0 • t :r:~n, Wed . work in lg. Anabelm 8M6Zl .. weea 1 a.IQ It Verde area. Days your home. FJ1ure Call 540-70U or Zea.Ith M. R.D.A. eligible, ortho of. 9am-3pm. furniture store selling MOLD MAIER Spm. 919-2'13l, eves MS-l.304 Clerk• to Sr. Accoun· 7.1359 Oerlcal, p/Ume. typing, flee. cbalrslde exp. pref. __ ...._ ______ 1 many name brand1. •---------- ---------• tants needed thruout flliDf t elephone answer· Newport Beach. --------•I Prefer deal g n er Design ai bu1Jd precision p R o D U c T I o N / f-0 u N D : o t d e r Oran1e Co. 1 • h It it0-0121 w I prevloua f11rnlture single le multi cavlty MATERIAL CONTROL Scbuuser. maJe, vie Robert Half'• BABYSITfER wanted in na, 31 ra'1lir w~ ..GUARDS •to,. exper. OpptJ to molds tcr transfer & la-a.ERK/ Trainee. Espw ~ buco " El T Rd A~tempe CdM hme, required to O.C. Sales ce. DENTAL It W wort In Newport Beach Jeclloft .mold macb.l.nea.. desirable. but not mao-~oro, si.ms oro ' 500S.Main,Ste501 stay over nltbt• at 71tGM!O RECEPTIONIST 1'1.ll ll/Llme. ortany areaafterlatolyrw* Smallaboo.Good work· da&.ory. The followlas No.~, Ui..~ton Bank times. M0-5143 a..aut TYPIST, Ca~ Colt.a M•a 141-70'14 t~f~ r:ur~: R8:~!i branch wlll opeQ lo lOJ coadt.bapooly. wUl (luallfy: 1'YPiu 50 Fiio d : 2 f em a le In '097l~/~~.<l!U&• BAKER ll:ir,!:-•wren· a.•nw Mac.blDel, bu DIMl'AL llC8'1' ok. Teleph ls oar req'd. Westclllt Plue. STAC.OSWITCH IMC wpm. accuracy· fs man er Puppies. Vic. • ---.-dte. can SAX• OP8Ghaa for a mature cbed Nat'l co. •/tAJp pay • Me" ... -."' lun lmBah.rColtaMeta ~port&Dt than •Pffd. ~!M~. m.~7~&~..:_ _ _,1~~~~~~~~ noon. -..i.LO tott lttlC hadl~lduaf ~?' .:: • ~: '*aeflU. Call aaa.-.3 n'-1311 14t•l04 I aa.JNU macbJ.nel. G • FWlld: male Husky, blk•------· --------: w/.tl...i J yn~ ~/public. Sal open.l~ta~m~.Zp~m~~~~~I~~~~~~~~ ~S.turd_, per • aceW'ate 00 lO w .. -... ,.., ~. Dul* varled It -•·---•-key. Kl&b. muat ....... " mar.._._,~, ll'l'rMBl.J l£AD BaklnJ latere1t101 w/aomt -... .._.. baalc a rl tllmt Uo . v e. Be ach • In· ~tm ...-..ihl a.. HAlJIS'l"YJJST enjoytbe ....... ,a.tt Mon-Frlday9am-lpm ~ frcapall'lfty. <lilllLIPDIW, H.B. *'1870 MHmbly ol ama~~lec· UteOM MIC =~w. ~o. ........ 111111111_ ... ,.,.. ..... .-... .. _ ... $1: ... UC.-relaxln1 proieaalon of · l5q\:l 4>PPor Jtmp&oyer TtltfbcN ~ Mk for .lattet ~=~ ctlrtC\c:; ~ llACH \aef. a aeeurMJ. SaJari 4eec:,;!. an '750 1kio care. Xlnt aaloo.. All .,.... Incl. r=:: ln~ • outfolaa l.oft, A111trallan Sllkle work ot •P to 10 .,. ~~~~ com....,..,,.att •l •btll· Euc~• c.osia ,_....., _______ =rt~Wm~:i: Mothert RtlP,!'1'1 Mon. calla. o nt u WI ••· IRJ • r -4dl1b aemblwl.Dlat•bll't. __ OPllA ~~!_ertOQQtl t. F/C~toSllK lloltl atwp lndMdu.al w/ata· tin ll'rktu. Kett. HcllD cuttomen, YtDdon 6 ..... W/VUU'l ....... Vic. s••cos-... _.... f'"AVV'I"' ......... -·-trvtne~AltaCJ ~ II ,, .. ___ ......._ .... .....-&. bll'-. l &-amot er. Call a ft. e, parent coaap••f· DrllLaCuielt.a. ~!.:._.._:_n,!'~~u~ 1191 .RedbWA ... Cll. 4111E lnbCol&a lleta ~..!.~"''··--~ k '"'biist: 'A' '"lo -.om ' Ptt'foe.abl• telepltoa• a PL Wl2. .um ~~=--.. -Pl .. •• c:oataet Dorl• ._.... 14Z-lf70 ~ ,..._-."::""• ~ 1• PP' r:~IOUbv !:~~ ._ _....._.. Mltcbell, flt Newport -, .. _ ,,.---.. &-~~ OrDr.•-· Cadlllaa to()o.QJU ._... • ....,,...,. _0 ••••-Yoa dall"&Med• IUto II fl (Saata Aaa> • Fo..nm:Sm.IAdJ'•~ .. • •H • ll:qall ()ppat'.~• ~U..Pad Try • Da tlf Pilo t vaacemeat.to ..,-~pl1 la iiV•• ...,....... ''*•• IMl'' •MD 10U dlY •Jon of Br••• JU'N, .t 14&.b •.W. Bay .-. ... ,.. RGll 'emoftU...-rket ,.......,.,.__. .... ....., u (lll"IOll •-7• Mpm. llOl S.. .JOtcllla BOii Ill~ en ad ln UM Dal\7 Jordaa 00. (n -*• f:j9. • .!!'~p.-,.-. wn...ca .. 1wM ~u-nuto -,,.~ 'Au$a ~ 4:NJ -'Rd. .l>llol Want A4tt c~ c a a,u • .l ov..Lclo•~ .!:!!!. ••-Qall Howl .... _..._ .... h'al. ~ aYd. N.L ODrwa cW•• 'ltl1'fl -......,._ ftlraltu,re). ~ • q . I . ' ... -......... ' ....... _. ,.. . ... .. • I l _, . . . ... \ •• • lllila. -.... .... w..-. 71 ~.~.~ ..... !!!! ~~~ ...... ?!.. !~~.~ ..... ~~~ ~:i:= ....... ~~ ... ~ ~ ............. ~~.~~ .. , I DAIL V PILOT ~7 ~··················· ----/·~---~•!•-------f'ROHT DAMAOl'.0 -------1Jewtlry IQ.70 Ml1eel•1•1 8ot0 lea etw r ---Ttlepll<JrK.. Sal~ li0TP01NT SAl.11:. 3* Lhaaa ApcilOCI ............... ~ ........................ ••••\! Tu. Irvine e.o. i. OU'• 1 n ' w w H ·-· y~ TttTI rs w ... ~ED reolly IHklnt ruU 6 U-4f . aroer or uuvr, "'"I Unh rally Alh.lcur (;l14b p /t1mt clerical help Santa Ana. 9'79·J!92l Dacblhund TOP CASH DOLLAR ~rmbcnhlp for '!WO at w v1.1r1ed akllt l~vela ON THAT ~PAID Nixed lu,i.m p A' D f' 0 R y 0 u R 1275 w.:no.a busaneu UAL IST•TI Pfol•Hk>e a. hc:~na•d sale.people wanted lo c:ompltt• oChce •ta({ Computtrihd h•Uoa•. ltMl"OUa tommlulon) Advaneo train na . C.11 fer Sll"l•a-i. ln\cr'lllctW. 64Z.ao.Z C....., ZI CNdLer SAl.~ C 81t:l\ t\ilure mtn•i~m~l op por\11nih for 1.1u.ilihcd V'-'• •un with ••l~'I ut public coo&act burk &round . Colle.lilt 1raduato OC' eoqu.lvaknt exper 3 Vr c:om · pnohen1lv• tuinln.I pro· aram Jmllal 3 yr ulvn 1o1nd cornm111lon plun ~t1irt1n1 •alary up lo S«rt!tar1ea on·call. 2 For Wshr/Dryrs/Rcfrl& Hnn1layana JEWELRY. WATCHES. hrs. !rp•mc•rd·1c~~pP1::0~!> SALES JOB worlcinl(ornot95.7llJSJ Ne:~J.:~ al :rlv~~tfl:'SR$PJ'~· Phooo-M.alc 800 An»wer-_,_ ~• fl M 2 ··-~ ...... .. l>'ord Rd N 8 84()...,,.... FINE "'UR N •. AN·· Ing Mach lnll. OeluJCt' ..,. ..,an 1 l'"• w-..... ~ tll'rk T)•p1•l• full " GOOD . . -c -mod I I lllt d Call nrevruor lll\!ll aa(t'b, E1'- 621 W. lttt. St .. CM p l1m1: T)'l>lnti 50 wpm R 1: c o n cl 1 l 1 o n e d TtQCJES. 64~2200 ~~ " con · 1:cullvl' oalt deak. •· 1..lte bkkpo11 "fiU01 BUDDY' RcCr16'1:r;stcr:1, OAa:.hers lrii.h Senor .Pupple:. 9 EMERALD Rlna & • ecuUvo deak6credC1'1'£u. Real ~late Said l'wJ>llf 118.000. Xlnt Cr1nl(t R~cptlon.tata on.call J • & dryers . Fr ~Jg ht wedt:sold.$50.Callan:s. ne·ckl ace w t -· n <t Com I styl• pinba ll Wood &r metal tbH1 . yr e.-.p1:r. Typ1n11 •~ dama~ed & Model Home S36-W68 dl ___ ... E "'a Y mac:hlncs. Good cood. chlldl do.ka. Hot/cold want.ed Up lo 90IJO« bc11ell t 11 Call Tom comm. •pill. Nwnl Bch Bradley 835~ K 0 i:; wpm. Guod appearan~. TI111 11 ...__ -at t... returns. Guur/dcl. Alio au,.,.,...., .xqul. site set Pr 1 "" n e" o \In b I.... l r n1 .... 1 r '"/re(""• Call 644·3389!>om·noon ----""' new Dpphances iil COil P1l l:lull, 6 mo nths llnp.C3l·l328.ti3l·lb'7• 49~. • v ::: 2'"d'r:w;r nr:~ r Mt F 631--0800 ~~~~~~~~- llCllVIHG CLRK THI IRVIMI CO ~':'.!'c:r!,. ~~ + 10'• DUNLAP'S female Reglatered. $25. U•tttadl I075 --------• H2.09. • drawer ftles ~NewportCtrDr r-t0060Tatbert.<atF..uclld J 646 4716 after 6 & .J•h •••••••••••••••••• FINAL DAVS·OOING 8,JUdae'1 ffM11ck Newport Beorh Ca 92663 offer • bele pay, 8 1-·v 963-0721 Opn 7 d;ayi1 weekends R u I\ OUT OF BUS lf.J ESS "hr• , e I e c t ta~ Unique re loll nu rscry Ilda clean cut lnd1v1du1o1I tor receiving dept. f /time, apply In person. SALES EquaJ Oppor J!;mpJoyer 9ooct c o•M., d 11t - -· -eg . ..,.-4r~• m are. lO'•t.·50«:'.otr~nUreatock typewritera. calculators IUC11l0MIC boftttt Ii c ot111ol •t· 8 0 x e r Pu P ' • AK C broke to r de & drive. Third H-4 $t..p ai copy m11cl\lnes. C.E'. otlG ....... s ·LIS Registered, Champion blk parade Morgan acid 4th & eo .. t Hwy w h u I e IC a I e 0 (' i c: I! """" "" SECRET.a.RY RDiphen to t.:!;CMMJ * * i.ired Ing. fin&. Western (714) .,,, L ti l G H p s T c 0 M ~ '/ --. "'""l l\ ""'· lllfUD• FumillU'e 2044 Pla<lep-M l SS l 0 N /GU AR AN: Newport Center Law w OW' tt.... '-Ste•eAlbrfQW 847·0688 _,. Open d111ly 10·5 unUI tla, C.M. 631 -2777 or T E E I F R l N G E firm. Some le~al expr Mo door to door. Our 3'00 Pn Vlew Miniature Schnauzer . Mochlfttry 8078 ChnsLmas 1_63_l -25_7_o _____ _ IOGM'S GA.IDIM 2301 San Joaquin Hiii~ Rd . Corona del Mar BENEFITS. Sell in hlth ,pref. but aught consider ofc apoce la IMeltlful '"... AKC registered. Mole. •••••••••••••••••••••••Beautiful original oil traflic ahoppina malls . ~~heaend l~t~~l~rn~n~:: & "° exper. necett. You are the winner ot 2 5/moold. $100. 963~1 ~~~~x~~o~~~7~~~e~.~~~~ r.ain~mg1. lndoncslan pt_.. a o..a... IOtO ~~en a~~~l>d.U> lr1:~1~~~ quired. Ca ll Ruth Brazer We traift. free ticket& worth St4 to DOG TRAlNJNC l4"x30" $1,000. Sh11per andsoapes. 549· 898·9l:M •••••••••·-.~z;;; •••••• ~ Recpf/Seent_.., saJes expttr. wieful, but 544.2071 SOUHD GOOD? HOLIDAY OM ICE Your Place or Mine 111" 19'74 Str~k Sl,400. 5 Pc Girl'& Bdrm aet. New Brand Nauie Plaao1 - ' we will train you. Call Theft Call at the John Martin ~-005'9 Punch Presa 1974-30 ton $250, Includes \win bed 10'1. over eott. :c~~e~~~:~~:· ~o;t l~~M~r~L~yn~n~, 89~USJ~~1 ~~I •SECRET ARY* ltUllst DUCK c~f&¥~l>N POODLE Choe. Standard $3,300. (213> 9'l·3'34 646-1716 178,!~~aMacush lBcl~d.nHte.rB. W1lh shorthand or die A.t ...,. """ ing background helpCul taphonl! for 2 weck1> or CENTER J>UtlS. 1100. AKC. Shob & CHAIN SAW, 24" l'Ur coat. French rabbit, l> 847.&538 Send reaume to 2122 SDI es Lady, m •r e. longer after Christmas 83l-t0t5 Dec. 27th-Jan. lsl. trained. 646-9795 Pioneer 750 $200/bestof(er. Newport Bl vd N B ltallmark Gift Shop. Hrs in Laguna area This ii. TIMMIFI Free Tickets good for Ml Nl ATURE Silver ~ M8·300t' 6~1 Baby Grand Piano, &ood 92863673-3511 lncld some ni g hts . UMARtES Dec 30th or 31s t fem. ---------• cond. SJ:SOO or best orr. 840-tss7 an inlcresting high pay per formances Call ---------W.W. Shp •eddeti . Seth Thomas we1aiht 557-6709 eve best ltlCa-TIONIST ing Job. No foe:. Call Equal Opp Emplyr m/f 642·5678. ext. j33, to Fr" to You 8045 642-7347 dr1 ven c lo c k . 1916 --------- Bway conv hoep. Front ---------1 Claudia at Olsten Tem· claim YOW' tJckeLli. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shotgun. 2 M c n . s GRAND desk. Lite typing. Apply. SALES porary Service:.. TOW-Ttuclt Orlvers ~-* * Black Lab rem. spayl-d, Male Coekateil l yr old. diamond rlnas. 1 mm OPINING G &. W To w Inc . 1 ooo See the new Kirby Classic nered & trained. ~·5896 548-0763 Sele clarinet.. a beauUlul Antique Plano Co. & 1445SuperlorAve.N8 MONEY •973-1303* ptt'd. Top pay. Apply, t.o&oodhome.WeUman· talks,wn argecage-,sso. Sporteniud rtfle. vtt REC-10 ... IST SECRET •RY I NB ........ ,c:., I k-... di G •· Lou Is p l an o Se,,,, --' " "' rv1ne Ave, ,,_ . .._ Ill demonstralA!d in your evs w &JUD Ml II 1010 accor ans, erman ... Reconditioned American lmmed. F/tJme opemnA (& PRIDE} Versaule person to a~· home at no cost or ob· IC _.,... Italian made. '62 Cad. Cor aharp, personable sist gco. manager. div TRAVB. A.GEH'T ligation. 1 Room or ~to Cood homes, Pc.IP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1900 era cheat & vanity uprights from $4-'0. a·· PBX Recepl. w/var1ous Time.Life Llbrarlu , sales manager & branch Exper'd only for tem· carpel shampooed juat psea, 8w::3~ WANTED w~mlrror. :tutz Sungod ~:ut ~~asvee'6r~er:; other oCc duties. C1tll Inc. hell bott\ fuM & manager in handling ~~~%~s.J7~:1~sib1e Corlooklna.759·0629 TOP CAS H DOLLAR ( A > ra iator ca p al pvt. ply prices. 89S ~·~~Savings, 752-6456. pcri-tilM opeei"91for ~:c~~t~~l~i fut1~!.hsh W•IT_----Rebuilt Kirby Clas&1c. ')!~~mlorShCeh.np/~t~tt!._!mSmlw. PAID FOR YOUR ~~~~weight orig. Glenneyre, La1una Bch. arttatlate, fun lovl.... "' -. like oew. $139.95 \JUI" • .,.., "" "· JEWELRY. WATCHES, .W-8440 RECEPTIONlST Bri"hl . ..., lOO, typing 80· Expcr.'" P I b d S 759·"",.,' 4 males, 2 fem. 642·97'33 ART OBJECTS. GOLD. Rerr111• microwave, Qu"d t---------" inclvlduala who wont personnel & lnsurantl' vl c u • We · u n ~ " .. " Thomas traMllt.ot organ 1ndlv. for i;m. itrchlUlt:l desired. Su l com · 673-3515 , . CHRJSTMAS Puppies_! SILVER SERVICE, s ystem, s toraRe unit, • • ore. Gd. teh:phone mun. toworidorallvllM) Elt:ctClass1crangew/lop Germ. Shor thair/L'ub. f''lNE FURN. & AN · mlsc.6JH 328or63M374 ~el AL-2• &d condl· ner. Allrncllve apl>l!ar. mcnsurate w/exper. & WArrRESSIS microwave .oven. $450. Ready to .,0 home TIQUE.5.645·2200 ~!~27n . ..,Aaklna UOO, & lite typlni: rcq'd. Con WE OFFER ability. Irvine an•a. Call E . d I I 898-2772 827 3910 "' .,...,. ..., lact Kathy,642·0675 : for app l. 54o-7SJ!J. xper · App y n ' . w/you.$36-130.1 LUGGAGE T GS f'/\NTASTIC ---. ------•Gu.. Hrfv Sd-E.O.E. person, 9.1oam & 3.5pm 12 cu ft Hotpolnt, Harvest fwonltww 8050 A CHRISTMAS PRESENT Baldwin Electro Pla1Q. RE,....,/TYPIST , -r Mon thru Thurs. gold 6 Id from your business Beautiful hand pain' ... idnl cond. $850. Wkda)'8 _. • •Comm. Paid w-....y SECRETARY Gull1 vera Realaurant, · moo ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• carcl. Send one card for uou 64().5940 Evee • wkAd» Our co. Is seeking a •Grfft lotllts .,.., OFC MANAGER IIW82 MacArthur Blvd. $l25. 96().3836. STOREWIDESALE each tag plus one spare. ceramic poodle, gray. &e0-6182 quallCied, enthuslaalic rd T aini Pl Irvine Washer/dryer , nr new, New & used furn, nppl's, We return permanenUy Only $35. ---------recpt-typlst w/ a gd. * r "9 • with W hi ••n ---------xlnt cond. $350/both. misc. Wilson'• Bargain sealed attractive ta( & S<te-8579 SACRIFICE -Shaf\'r phone peraonaJlly for a CALL TODAY New nat'I Moped Co. '" WA.flllESS Briggs & Stratton gas Nook. &..s Ii 814 W. 19th, strap, meeting airline conaole piano. ExceUeia,t busy, friendly ore. Must Irvine. Sec'y to &en . Wanted, exper. Full & eng. lawn mower $50 CM. 642·7930 &548-3262 l.D. requirements. Pre· Su F , Dee shape. Merry Cbrlsc-.a have front ore. appear. START mgr. & nat'I sale9 m gr. pan lime. Apply al Don Days 642·5027, afler 6 vent lou & theft! For a per •«OtY Sale. Cor $800. 213/698·8184 CM. 546·2982 Responsible for all ore CarlM Restaurant, 2956 552-3673 **I BUY** personalited tag enclose l8th to 23rd. AJI fabr1cs aft.er 6PM lt!GISHATION TOMORROW ~~~1t~~~~e:le 0,~P~~·lc~~ _B_ria_to_l_._c_.M_. ----WANTED : Apt s i:i.e Good Wied Furniture & ~~!Ip•~:.~· !•bric or ~~~ .. e1:."e~1n~~:•5--p-c-t -l""9--6-00tk ___ 8_ot_4_ CLYK Seeking h i&hly 1n · WA.REHOUSEMA.M refngerator, 24" wi'de, Appliances-OR I wlll .... 11 >'baGk &plnper & we shirts. pants, lops & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sell SEU. ( ' , -· c m your nks J 11 $ p .. l • • Coaalllno Communlly 7140330095 tel II ge nt ind1v . toworkinshlpplng&re-n ghl hinge, left handle. or or ou. tags. Or try two cards tru •a 5 arr.n¥ Flacher Superglau College In f ountain -0 -0 w/superior likills & ex· c e 1v1 n g . Ste ad y Must be clean and In MA.STlltS AUCTION back to back. lot Sale. 2000 Placenlla, snowak111, 195 cm w/o \'alley. On Dill, p1t1mc. TIM[ LJf[ per. + a good :.ense of emplyml. Apply at good condition . Need 6 4 6. I 6 I 6 & PRICES· C M, corner 20th & bdnas.·S75. MK•500 Mw or ev~s. $3.11$8 P('r • humor. Compensation Clecon Inc., l~l Del IM ME D 1 ATE LY ! 8 33-9625 S2 ea or 3/$5 · Placentia. 645-0544 Woo.d 170cm w:t Eckel hr. Coast Community LIDDARIES INC open. Bonus oppor. Send Amo Ave., T usti n , 536-3645 -t/Sta&sSi.eoea. Fend Band Mast Lead blndlnp~. Siu boot.6-Colleee Oialr1cl, 1:170 l)ft resume wt saJ require· 731-4855 CASH PA10 8/9t.apSl.~ea. gtr ·amp & cab 12" Sll~es 6...,, 7, 8~. l O: Adams Ave, C.M. Costa 1'.:.0.E.M/F mentsloGabler,Russell -W.., ....... US For gd ua~ fu rn. anti-10ormoce$1.40ea. spkfs reverb wo~·wow 17.~. S25, US & $-tS. Mesa. Ca 92626. (7t4 >t•--------& McSunas. 1740(J """11:1""10 E Lady Kenmore washer ques&clrTV'a,957-8L33 Sale1Taxlncluded pdl Oc:t box' & cords Glrhiceakates·Site5N, 55g.5941. ~qu a I Opp•---------Brookhursl. Ste 316. Stock Room & Shipping & gas dryer S2SO. Apl si NO CARD? $225 499.2393 · skate bag&: skate dresa- Employer. SALF.S·TIM ECLOCKS Fountain Valley or call Clerks. Hrs 10am·7pm. rtfri C $65. Ken m ore bc.Utftt G ift!!! Draw your own or etnd size 10 (child )·all for $50. Daytime work contact· <714 ) 962·3314 betwn No heavy llf\lng. Must wshr $95. Whirlpool 5...., rt. Ionic cuatom name add1 es1 phone 41 •Pillball Moch* Calla.2-0138. RISTAUllAHT-PIZU ing loc·al bu:.inesses. 8-9:30am or 4·5:30pm. be ac1c:urate In hondling wshr $65. Big 10'''' over padded portable bar we·11 make one <'ard ~ Stlnsray bike 6?3·8063 Ch r l 1 tm a s 8 pee1 a l . Full & pt time openings FuU or p/time. Men or s mal parts by part cost sale Sat, Sun & Mon with multiplex luner, 8 tag. Add 25' eacn. lor general rest. work women. some le ads. SECRETARY number. Good fringe on new Ma}'l8g, Admiral trat•k & turntable·all are Send checlf or money or· MltceftCMeOUS CUstom Boogie Boards: near OC Airport. Must Commission. Call Mr. Typist,Recept.A/Paya. beneflts.Apply,al Avnet &Whirlpool appllcanes. b u l lt ·lns-plu s two derlo WCIRhd 8081 LnrgtS28 6'4·2108 be 18 or over. Apply in Allen. 839.5322 ble Combo. Good typing EI e c t r o n I cs . 3 5 0 Burke · s App Ji an c e. <."US tom wrought Iron bar PILOT PRIHTIMG ••••••••••••••••••••••• person, & geo'l ore skills rcq'd. McCormick Ave, CM 546-86'n stoOls. Sharp! 581-7446. po Box l560 WANTED· TV. a.lo. 8098 SGT. PEPPERONl'S PIZZA STORJo; 2300 S. E. Bristol Sanw Ana Heights 549-8674 SALESTRNE :~~~~c~~A':s~~~fi WAREl~O USE MAN · KING s ize Wa terbed CQlta Me&a.Ca 92626 s~~JN Hlff,Shteo Jim Hayes. 213/437"6401. Respons•ble person for BLTN Stove top & oven. w/(ramc. Hner & new Ptnball Foosball Videos •-----__;. ___ ••••••••••••••••••••• .. Unique retail nursery nds clean cut individual. F/t1me, apply in person. fabric warehouse. gd op-125 each. Port. dsbwshr. heat.er $80. Blk Leather °"ew & used, guar del Mnicd mpJete Sound System' SECRETARY ply w / g rowinR com· $50. s.&84930 Hlde·a·~d w/mattress SlSO. & up 840-2341 lnstrwntnh 8013 Pioneer Rec. SX·l010.' pany. S alary com · lie--•-1020 $.50.673·1820evea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 100 watts p/chanl RMS; - <Nnl to McOonalds> Equal Oppor Employer ROGBl'S GA.RDEHS 2301 San Joaqwn HiUs Outstanding oppty to me ns urate w /exper. 1---FlllWOOD AMto H s2s Technlcf dlrecl drive join the excitln\world or 566-7915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New custom m ad e .., turntable SL-UOO, with th ,......._...... 1005 10..Spd, 26" boys blke MS. wroucht iron barkart SM/cord delvd 962·2503 Call M2·3:18a Pfk•rln l SX·1~1 1200E Restaurant help for Jack· Rd. catenng,ln e ospitall· _.....,.... toi wtth 2 I hel • " " l y industrr. Above ••••••••••••••••••••••• Green. lv'g or service. b 1 g ~111 d• vea$ c 8 Pvt pr ty mus t sac. 2 Steel strtni rott ~!tar cartriqe; two Kenwood In· The· Box, immcdlalc __ c_oron __ a_d_e_l _M_a_r __ t & C.SJl63J.1235. Otl e o e ra 1.,, Rem i ngton elect wl ase xJ t d 185 1110 watt loud speakers averagt!\ YP'"I pre· PUIUC AUCTIOM H1ghback casual chair typewrHers Cost over ~7572 d n ~7j.3925 1. K 7 7 7 A , San s u i openings on all shifts at s a I e 1 . w e need 2 3 Costa !\1esa s tores salei.mc·n to sell ad- vlous secretanal e~pcr MANY JTEMSOF FINE 10.speed racer, man's, tn1.'e<Js recovering)-$35 seoo ea Will lake $2SO ev ays, RcverbeTnUon amp reqw_red. Xlot beneClls & EST/\ TE JEW EL RY, broken hand brake. Call 642·0J38 ea. Call 846-869Z es. RA·SOO. & San:sul slereo Please apply'" ~rson : vert1sin~ for lc><."aJ direc- 385 E. 11th St, tone!., gd commis111on. wockin&condiUons.App-ART OBJECTS, AN· !35.960·3836 ,. YAMAHAl''LUTE casi.elte deck SC·737 ly direct to: TIQUES. FINE FURN., ---------Solid walnut rolltop desk, For sale 6 8 surfboard. XLNT CONDITION lw/dolby). Components 1:;os Baker St protected territory. adv 2235 Harbor Blvd. t1ales cxper preferred. but wlll train if ~oaat Pima Hofet ETC. PHONE FOR lN· USED BIKES 41•· S·roll. beaut orig excellent cond S6S eleo-$85. CaU 979·5857 b d $1300 666Anton8lvd.CM FO." BROCHURE. Recond.Buy,aell,lrade. cond.11200.640-8208 trlc bus e-u1tar S40, in super con . . 540-2SOO EOE-M/F ,, ... """"' cycl e & c 0 2 4 88 G K I Glbso I 848·9498 an. Spm ~~ Ne~,,ort. Blvd C M Brown Jonian 40x60 oval lbson · opycat e ec· n acoust c J·45, 2 642.7910 table & 6 chairs Ong tnc 1u1tar brand new yrs old W/hard caae. P IONEER636 RETAIL CLERKS Secy/G .... Office MUSIC IOXES price 11875 lst s~o SlOO Call 'Ken eves at Llke new S275 Call An· Stereo receiver Seamslress. pay com· Busy fast growing co. Dan .S urney MX 20" take116'0-8Z08 ss...3'Tfs dy&ts-8578 873-0llM mens urate w / ex per . near" OC Airport has CLOCICS blke. 435. Schwtnn Pixie, '-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:'.i'~m~iiiiir~Miir'" _____ ..;.__ ___ _ qualified . 848·9708/ (2l3Hl934007 Santa Ana. eau 549.2475. opening for mature, am· Slot Machines, Nlcktlo-red,~. 673·1933 Moving to Eaat Coa1t \n'OTEM bilious general ofCice deons, phonographs. 1---------rnu1t 11111, furniture ' SEAMSTRESS, rushions clerk in 1 person ore. World's largellt .solec· SCHWINN Scrambler c it.ems 540-0292 aft COft•eftlettceMneh & cal\,vas producls, Mu s t have pleasant tlon . Also glfts, Restored Moto Rims_ 630 Help Wanted some expcr necessary. 4 telephone voice, good furnit ur e, anllques. new :.eat, paint Xlnl •----------•• lsl, 2nd & 3rd Shlflll days week. CM. area. ~yplst. lite bkkpng. Call Amert can International; cond. S45. 645·4924 De~.~1 modern sty 1 e No ex per. req'd . We 631·3083 Jackie, 9S7-1071. 1802 Kettering, Irvine. meuu w/wood top S3S train thoee hired. Appll· ------------------754-1717 Open Wed.-Sat Bike, mens 10 spd $65 898·9124 cant.s apply at Ulolom SECRETARY SEc•y G1r1a 26'' standard spd Stores localed at: Fut growing Real Our com 15 eekl " !~,!>56785oth like n ew Garocp Sal• 8055 111 Del Mar Ave. C.M. pany s n,. c.ytw•1tT ROTH """" •••••••••••••••••••''•' E);tate firm near Orange an enthusiastic sec'y • "" 1390 N. Pacific Cst Hwy Counly Airport, needs wt good typing & dicta· A.NTICi)UlS CCll'IWf'Ot Ir PUii.iC AUCTIOM ~:~~~::~~~l secretary w/xlnl. typing lion skUls to aid an ex· •AMERICAN OAK• ~pMrftt IOSO MANY FfNE ITEMS OF opportunity employer skills & ability to com· pandin& secretarial The largest moet com·'•••••••• ........... •• ESTATE JEWELJ(V po5e correspondence, service to the C.M. area. prehens1ve Inventory of A RT OBJECTS, AN Zerox 800 knowledae Must be dependable & a Amer1can Oak Antiques TIQUES. FINE FORl:'I . 111& ..... ....i IH 7•):30 helpful. Real Estate In· self-starter. Pay com-In Calif. We buy direct & ETC PHONE FOR lN c ountry Club c onv. vestment or escrow ex-mens urate w /skllls. pus the savUlgs on J.O FO & BROCHURE per. req'd. Salary com· ~2.!18Z 1 MS-2200 - H_ocne_...;·_549_-308 __ 1. ____ 1 mensura te a w /exp. ---------y ou A so. Anllque •---------c E ECY Rcproductioll!I are avail. l'liiiiiliiliiii RM SUPaVISC>a QUAIL p LA S /RECEPT at the very I owes ti• Must be dedicated to PROPERTIES, INC. Good lypisl. (ult lime, prices. Loca~ at. $279.81 good patient Ciire. 1714> 752·1846· must be personable. NB 750 E. DYER RD. S1A. •CHJUSTMA.<;• Strong leadership area.752·0565.Lorena <AtTheNewportfrwy) •SPECIAL• Clannet & case seo. port typwnter at c .. e $75, 17' Zel'ULb TV blk/Wht port wl~ • remote con trol $75. 642.(1935 qualit ies. 1 Wknd per SECRETARIES Service Sta. Attendant, 7S l.a922 1.8 lem. mo. Apply, 1445 Superior exper'd. F\Jll or p/t.1me. Open Sun· Wed 10~ Immediate Delivery ._._~ 8060 Ave, N.B. 642·2410 Many Needed Now! Apply Arco Station, 17th & Tbur1.sat lo-8 & ~ S•w •Open 7:30am.s:30pm &lrvine. C.M. 1---------••••••••••••••••••••••• "" •NOFEES Registered Ara b SUPPLEMENT . Service Station Allen-S-.t!ial Showi-Chestnut, 3 yr old Youl l.,.COMflf With & without sh. 50 dant, ex~r'd. Day & r--""'2 ~ve's St 111 0 b k " • Sh rt & 1 of .a._.....•• & A a on. recn ro e. S wpm +. o ong Eves. F\I & p/Ume. AP· AnTI great show potential. HS$$$$ term. TOP$$$. ply Shell StaUon. 17th & Estate $1500. firm. 675·813( PA.RTTIMI l~ne.NB. Jew-12 4741.17thSt.,CM _E_ves_. -----1 ~HOUSIWIWVISO~K Service Sta. Nlabt Attend •-L D--_. ·C714J 64Z·IOl2 ApPY Mare trained, gen· 2 Or 5 nllell a wt. Apply, --._---u S400 \r Ii " flll COUIGI STUDINT1 Shell, 17th & Irvine, NB I lt6 H_..,MC/Vlso Cats 1035 e, · ear n., y, Guaranteed Hourly ______ __,.___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paudlt bloodUne, call Wage Plus Bonua. 4:31l Service al8tlon altendentl _________ PERSIAN klltena, CFA ...;.968-*4..;.;..,;;.;...;. _____ _ pm to 8:30 pm. Call lrYN 540.4411 Day thlfta only, full WHOLESALE registere d . Show Hw1holdGoodsl065 ~ or come to 250 Equal Oppor Em loyer time. Airport Texaco. TO THE TRADE quality. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• E.1'1th SL, Costa Mesa. ~~~~~~P~~ 4678 Campus Dr. NB SUftdOW5' A.htlqus 638-9308 HausebOld &ooda. all In S •LES Serv. Sla Help needed Ltd. The fasteat draw lo the good cond. atove, refr\g, A SecntariH/~ Ofc lmmed. Ml or p/t. App· I 12tZ ..... Chic• West ., . .a Dally Pllot ~aa'° rockers, nij!S, SALES P ROMOTION P•'C~•_:__.• ~~~E.CAt Hwy,Nwpt H.I. C114tltJ.7109 Cla&1iftedAd.&CZ.N78. BACKOROUND·Pro / -,_.~"------·!~~~~~~~~ sport• opptr for so· Employers •'1 AU r ... -meone wttJt Advertlalq Ua Relndera Arency SEWING. lnduatt1al, bot Arrnolu. 1100 Oak , " ticket H lea abllltJ. 4020 Birch, Ste lCM alt ballooal, mln exper handcarved . One·of·•· Proven tnclt record ff-Newport Beach ~190 req. &42·3545 klnd. Sac. S3'15. 541.5441 ciui r'fd. Career oriented Ca.II for Appl/Flit.ab 8S lnterHllnl tlntnclti Shipplns/War~houslnl o 1 k draft 1n1 d 1 k. k ' I ht Clerk. Jhper d only. Hootler oak It wal dlJkt 1 Pac a 1 • or r g Secretary-Purchasing Call 548-Q90. Playhse 80-™7 · \~ S..bmlt retumes ror prominent Oranie · to R, Jaffe. UOO Quall, Coa.t Bulldln1 firm stt•I UCltVlHG AnUq. Pool Tabl .. Slate Sott• 101, Newport located ln Tuat.ln . Appl)' ln PenoQ, CP~ Top. Ball ret.urn. 8!f,ch. C.. t26eo Previous conatructlon 3382 Harvard, Santa An• Leather Poeket.. Cal& : SALl'MAM :::~. ~e~t~~;[Jd. 1_us. __ 5'5_1_. ____ _ fJt':~ ~~~~n Contact P•ur 83.WOOl .... ~MOU~~ a must: &tper'd. ~pply, ........... ,, "'"""'"• • KtnQ~•ff•~ware --·~ 12198 W~N ft -JW'boc' Bl, CM GARDEN GROVE ' SPECIAL SALE OUNA Ct.OSrr'S HALL TREES ROU"D OAK TABLm $»tm We are pleased to announce lhal this newspaper wi11 run the HOLIDAY ON ICE ·Find Your Name Contest'' m the classified section beginning December J6 thru December 26. Readers whose nam es are hsted, <some where in the classified ads> will receive, absolutely free, two rese r ved seat ti c kets to HOLIDAY ON ICE opening at Ana heim Convention Center, 800 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim Calif. December 27t h a nd runn ing through Ja.nuary 1st, 1978. You may find your name hidden anywhe r e in the classified section preceded by two stars (• •) making you eligible to receive a pair of tickets for a night at HOLIDAY ON ICE as guest of the Dally Pilot. • ,, TY,........ .._, ,.. tHO ....... Yiu.,_... ""'-.Stlwoee '"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Acc•....t.. t400 •••-•••••••••••••••• Mu•t tell' 23' ~lo1>p, ••••••••••••••••••••••• \mJ buut1ful5olor W/alip !o\.ll1'1 to '64 '77 U1>ed Mu tnni: T\ • " up S It S o..-n, t'r Aik for Ulll Partb ~ No t•arkct, l'V 2DSJ 1't"Wport Ul\.d, f.U.70il Oran11e <;all M7 2000 ltf..CM~~ Columb1 .. dm&h>' ~' II AMtot for S•t blad1 hbcr11.a ... ,. hull. ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * SaU.. oa~. 1r1ulcr, can 0 ...,_, tSIO a.-ie Swift "a cover A II i.:ood ••••••••• •• •••• ••• •• ••• 43U I Yla Yftta rund 675 6100 S. ..... C.. lSLANDF.R 36. Bmtol, Yw are the wlnnl'f" of :4 loadl>d' Asktng $42,SOO frtc~ tickets worth 114 lo PP 673-42:!0 HOLIDAY OM ICI at lhl' 12' Lehrru.n, xlnt cund1 ANAfl ~IM Uon, w/duUy. $500 CONVY.NT ION _ 968·2200 CENTEH looh, SUpt/ Pee 27th Jan ':i Docb 9070 l"rce T1C'keti. good for ••••••••••• •• ••••• ••••• De c . 30th or 311H . 11ertorm 1.1nt·c1> Call $2()0 flcw11rd for hdpin~ 642·5678. l'Xl :in, Lt> hnd a i>llp rental for "' cl:.umyouruckcL-; 32 " Islander Beam * II 'I", H•rt1dc dcarance ---* 4 1i ' Wkdys (714 1 GRE.AT RATES AT SOUTHWEST BANK A GrMt .... For Ustd Cw luven (The :.ume a.11 for new l'a.rs.) /\b low us 11.115 annual percentage rate BARWICK DATSUN , , f ,, I 1;+. I 1• 8Jl -IJ7S 49)-3375 WE BUY CLEAN CARS Ii TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 llurhor 81\'d, COSTA MESA 546·1200 WJo: PAY TOP DOLLAR t'OH TOP USED CARS f"OREIGN, DOM Jo:STIC or CLJ\SSICS • DRIV,EA * * LlnLE. •• * SAVE A LOT SHOP Ir COMPARI-~ 8ARWICI< OA TSUN °'\.111 l1h.U1 I ,q•1 :1 ,!11 8 31-1 375 49J-JJ7S '64 SC. xlnt cond, aJarm, stereo. luggage rack. '73 Estate Sta. Wgn, mu.st 11eU $4800/Blll orr. stereo/tape, all pwr 646-1113 eqpt. $1800. 645-5080 MedJterranean Jpc h111h· llM:S·9657, Wkndb !714 I rt cabinet. Bcuul1ful U87·0017 ~!.ecc of turn. 552 !>8:16 Wanted: slip lor :w· sail c s/wkndi. boat. Npl Bc·h or Dana A Gr.at Rote For HewC•luytf"t <Convenienl, l:!U:;y v• u CbSlnl() II your car 1s extra clean M .. "e US ftri.I u.ua BUICK 292:> II arbor Bh d The '78s Ar. H..-e All models & colors. ~~~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~ 1972 Porsche 914, white. c.Mac 99 I 5 Sohd m ahug 11· Med1l Pnl. Lem11 or J)t'rm. Mar cablnl1. for sten'U l'om ncd l'PI w rers Duy~ pooent.s, rccorili.. i.m l\ Ii 10 331;11, C\ !> wkn1h & bar. Bcuul. rnr\'eri. 752·1786 sacnf1l'e Sl45. Aft !>pm. IHS-7857 1o·~t /A~t Slerco, beaut real Wood fir C'abnl . plays ret-orili. too. s100·1 646-9795 BOAT SLIP WANTED. 35' Power bout. Seldom used by out of town owner. <.:a ll collect 1710323 -5612 or !71-1 IJ2S b"206 i\:; low as 9 95 JnlluJI l)t'rcenlJl(e r.ite A Grfft Rate For HomeowMf'S ( "St!cond Trust Ueet!" type eqwty loan:. 1 9.5 percent plu:. twu PTS. plu:. $ISO l'o!ila Mei.a 979 2500 TOP DOLLAR PAID fo'OR CLJ.~AN ~J 181!J'> fll ACt1 Bl VU HUNT IN~ TON BCACll IMmtdiote Defi•ery Todoyl La~t chance for fan· tasuc i>avmgs on all re· ma1ning '77 models m :.tock. COSTA MESA DATSUN 284S HARBOR BLVD 540-641 0 540.~2 I 3 new clutch, batt. $3700 •••••,•••••••••••••••• • or best ofr S.CS-0562 '55 CONTlNENTAL Reblt eng , partially re:.lored SJ.150/ofr. Wkdy 754-0422 '77 1;41 924 Blk, a i r , Blaupunkl cossellc. C795T!'tfJ l Ronion Leas· Ing 75.9-1252 • 1976 CADILLAC SEYIW •NIW •77 CHIV. MONZA MlaAGI 2+2 HATCHIACJC Aulo. trans.. air cond .. pwr. slcenng & brak~. radio. special new pa1nl j ob & mu c h more! <12Sm•. How <My S4tt8 HOWARD CIM¥r'Oltt Dove & Quall Sts NEWPORT BEACH 133-0SSS UJ...0116 •• P.-LtlWSCNt l OORntA•• Cor"OM dtl M• You are the Wll\ner or 2 fn.-e Uckets wol'lh S\4 to HOUDAY OH ICI 01 t.he AN.UIEfM CONVENTION CENTER Dec. 27th-Jan. 1st. loots & Mcrin• Uoal slip wanted._ 38' r:-.: nt l.J4:rtr,1m. ~o parl1erl. ...,...pmt l.1\l' hay club. 642--1736 ;;;;;.;; •••••••••• 9()io ur 6 1~ -'<1J1 STOP lN OR CALL SOUTHW EST UANK EL TOHO H42 7lbt ~·10 O•l4.' IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS NEWPORT DATSUN '72 914. Weber carbs, Michelin, stereo, nu nng.s & valves. 48M ml. lmmac $4795 Call 4lM·2l30. '77 ClearC111Ce Rolls Royce t756 All leather, stereo tape, '73 MONTE Carlo, full cruise control & all the pwr, A/C. very gd. cond. d e I u x e e x t r a s . 522:.0. 831-20.W Free Tickets good for Dec . 30th o r 3 1s t performances. Call 642-5678, ext. 333, to claim your tickets. ••,•••••••••••••••••••• loats.. Spe-ed & Motoritcd ~urfboard , Ski 9080 :$100. (coi.t $5001 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• 1·66t-26:ro Fl:ir1ng craft hull '69, 24417 Hu1:kf1eld Uh d 830·3122 LAGUNA lmA<.:11 tlOO Glennyn• <197-1771 Demo & executive sale •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• now going on -hurry! •t DEALER IN US A 888 DOVE STREET · • · C629NRO>. $9888 CS> '77 & '76 Sevilles To Choose From • * '72 Capri~e 4 dr, AM /Fm. R&H, AJC. other xtras. 21--------- Tone wht/g ld. S107S. f9tCJ 9t52 496 .. 1130. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 Mustang, P/S, P/B, t~:t71 w1tandem trlr, tuts 11' American f1bcrgla~~ or xtra~ Must see to up- d111ghy . Alrno!-l new. prec $<1700 Ph : 546·4662. $..195. 556-1''°40 day:.. --~llSSION VI t-;Jo 28ti62 Mari::uer1 te l'kwy. 495·tl600 WE HEED CLEAN USB> CARS MOW CALL PAPPY (Near MaC'Arthur Bl"d & J amboree Road> NEWPORT BEACH 833·1300 '73 PICKUP 1600cc Call R ick, da ys '7 7 M 0 NT F. Cu r I o good cond. $1000. Nabers AM_I FM !llereo l upc. S45-62.53aft.4pm Crwse, much more! Top -------'---- loots, Merine Transportation ~--- Eq..;pmtnt 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anti~/ ti 4 6 -2 9 9-4 • a ft 6 P M iSl-7953 cadl•JJac ma1nt. Honestly like '66 GT. Pony Interior. ClOSEO SUNOAYS new. 493.3686 Orig COt)d. M11at aell. 66 Rolls Royce Sliver 2600 H.irhoi Blvd Contlea ... t,1111 99lti-642-.S-l3S ______ _ 540-5630 S hadow. x lnt cond C.i•\IJ M~·~i 540-IJl~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• '65 Must. Blue, 4 spd, White $18,000 631--0Sf.5, ~~~~~~~~ 19'8 UHCOLH Hurgt, Ho«y. 4:11 pqsi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. Sal11/ Classfca 9520 Sacnfice·t Cray Manne Rent 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOll~SO~ & so~ 2.ioz '73, air , stick. Robin ..: COMTIHl:MT AL sharp. $900/ofr. 546-:i9'18. Eng VII, <'om pl ell'••••••••••••••••••••••• 1937 Chevy, 2 dr -.edan, w/trans. l lcan 25 hr '76 Ford Camper Van. eng. reblt, body ndi. 2626HARBOR BLVD. LATE 73 Rolls Royce • LINCOLN·MERCURf Mich's. S4195. 494-3903 l>tnce Oil. 1 Chnsler Compl equip. Lo mi's . some work S2000 bstof COSTA MESA '71 240Z, air, mags, SllverShadow,2.SOOOmi. C rown , comple t e Nt-w 11re:.. S6000 . fer.S46·5891 AM /FM. mint cond 1 owne r, all options w lraru. 6-1.29224 !>46-Ht75 WE IUY Orig ownr $32SO S30,000.83l-2278 --,,,. ----FOR SOMEONE usleft c "'RSI ~·24-10 l''Ull site U1nnade from Motorited Bibs 9140 WHO HAS ..., "' Toyota 97'65 L1bert~i.h1p l·ompa"s ••••••••••••••••••••••• H MG Wt! re the new Che,rolet ·71 240Z, runs xlnl. nu ••••••~•••••••••••••• work:.. Na'~ gn•y µutnt '711 llonda Exprc:.s, IGS EVERYT I tlealcrshtp in lhe In ill(· shocks. i\ Ml FM tape Re11dy to rt'slore. S50() mill'l>, new, ba:.kel. S28!> Hare Collectors Hem... Auto Cenll'r We need deck. 1 Owner, mags, IEFORE YOU 550·6'»0 d:m t9ti 9806 53 HASH-HEALY your USl'tl car' nds J1tUe body work & SIU. YOUa lo~ p 9040 ------Coupe or Convert JOE u pho l $3000 firm TOYOTA, un, ower :\1oto Bccanc. Very i:!l)od Bayside Villg 675-20'J5 645-6315 •••••••••••••••••••••• • l'Ond Lo mi. 545.g335 or MAC PHERSON --------See us for a top dollar L R r--al estimate' FOR SA E!!! 675-9568 ecnat-CHEVROLET Honda 9727 MARQUIS TOYOTA ·77 & 76 CAOILUC SEYIWS JO to choose Crom All loaded & pnced to scll. (0353) HUGE SAVINGS AL LEM Olds/Cadillac/GMC S.D Frwy -Avery Exit LAGUNA NIGUEL 1714J495-6430 '77 Sl'a lluy 24 fl .~ 1 / VeMclK 9530 21AutoCenter Drive ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSIONVIEJO Weckt:n c..lcr with 70 S ircyc H 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rHVINI--: •77 cooten Brand Mew 831-"llO 495·1210 '74 Cad El Dorado Orig. hours. Mu~t sell : bou~ht ••••••••••••••••••••\ .. Convt. 4 seal st reel leit:il 7 68-7222 6 owner Loaded $4SOO COUPE. F\111 power, n1r 9955 cond .• cream wtlh green •••••••••••••••••••• • •• interior & vinyl roor. ORONADO-Class 1c <XEW331). 1966 AC. Good cond. C..11 HOW ONLY $945 Bob dys 714-67S-8711, evs H.wpOttw II Min 1_7_1_4-G-i_o-4999 _____ _ l!IW Harbor, Coelln Me!o '70 CuUass Supreme. 642·0795 good trans. car, runs Corvette 99321--'g_ood_. S850 __ . 963-_440_5_ ••••••••••••••••••••<!•• Down. $75 mo. buyi. '75 Corvqtte. silver/ red, 1973 Cull ass. loaded. T-top, 41,ooo mi. loo<led. 645-0758, 644-6868 SNSO. orfer 752-7521 ,73 OI"-T d wkdays "" orona o. com· plete. Immaculat e. COMgCr 903 $2499. 'new boat. P.rl. pty. C1tll . h MX dune buggy. $800. Call --- -HONDA Cars ·77 "'Alica GT LIRback. Call 759-0751. Jerry at 197<1 250 Ya ma a · 529.8486 ~ 54 4-1858 T('rry kit fr?ht fork, ~g . Autos, lmporltd MANY 5-spd, radials, air, AM· •74 EL DORADO SJ950 '71MXR7. XJnt cond. A~C. Into 9957 or 546 1200 shocks, etc. S5oO. Call 75 Concord Mins-home, ••••••••••••••••••••••• To Choose Ft-omt ry~oc!~ ~~::·n~~~~~:~ XJnt. cond. Fully loaded: A ·FM hlsle~eo,d turbine ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 962-!1~18 D~cr 7 p.m. loaded. Sips 6. \ery uni G.....-al 9701 UNIVERSITY 213-614·5107. evs/wknds 673-2642 ~~e ~i~~r.a~~u s\~~ 74 Pinl.o Wgn, 1 owner, ••• .. -••-•••••••••• CaJI 644-6609 SEA RAY 'S '7-1 Suzuki 125. S225 que. Sll.000. 554·4487 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 559-61123 wkdys, all l.l y wknds. 401\1 , 4-spd., gd tires, Huns great. SAND BUGG ·74 AUSTIN Marina 4 dr. Oldstwobfle 4' '76 Seville. lile gold. Im· 846-'669 $1375 or best. 979.3667 or !>-Hi-1281 an 6PM $800 or best offer S 1400 or make of r . Honda CCII'$ • GMC '77 Corolla Standard lnl mac. All xtras. $9250. 8J6.0365 Aslt for Emile .A.ti 1978 Mochts 1 a·.30· HARRISON'S SEA RAY Wilb tr11iler 536-0714 or 536-572.3 Tf'llCks deluxe e~t. Must sell: Call 67S-2ISl. Ford t940 . 72 p · R bou A t - '72 lloduka 125. brand nu '""5725 bo Bl d 546-574' afl 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• into una t. u o. l'ng. Never used. Im-.....,.. Alfa RCNMo 9705 2850 Har r v · '73 Cpe Deville, loaded, AC. M,000 mi. Cherry 2327 So. Mam.S A. 540.6555 mac. cond $325. 646-0086 4 W..... Dri•es 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COsta Mesa 54().964() 1971 Landcru1ser, $3000. H~vest yellow + ltbr, ~.-PHIL cond. $1750. 675-7~ •••••••••••••••••••••••Sharp AJfeua GT s uper '75 Civic, .radials, AM-729 mps. Call Tom ongownr673-044' LONG '75 Honda CB s.;o, perf. JEIPS "77" handling car, m~sl sell! FM. blue. Xlnt cond. 646-0813 or Dennise '76 Cpe OeVille. Loaded, FORD 5 Runabout, 6 cyl. Elec. cond. S IOOO . Days • , $9500 or ofr 642·644l or $2500.642.2701 540-3993 lo mi, PP. Sac. SQJOO. snroor. XJnt cond. $3100 6i5-1636 eves · 644-1630 CJ · 5 1s • C J · 7 s . 67s..soss 49CJ-2393 Cherokeell, W agoneers. 77 Red Honda. 7,600 mi. ·n Corona Deluxe. oew 979'"8601or962-2712 ·72 31i0 MX Yamaha. Pick.ups. up lo $1,200 AMstift.Healey 9709 $3900. Owner. 644-5441 or tires. needs eng work. '77 Cad CDV. d'elegance, Super cl~~_',,~00 discounts. :; yr so.r>O •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 540-2372 $400. 64S-6868 afl 7PM loaded, lo mi. mint cond. 26 f t. T hundcrb1rcl -mile wa.rrantys ava1a· '60 AUSTI N H EALY K-Ghio 9735 1974CoronaSta Wgn,air, Takeovrlse orbuy.Pvt L"ormula <off~hor0). "'I llOND1\ Z50 as new "Ond. ble. Classic. Convert, mdl _ .. _,., d k I pty 494 5861 '" ~ ~ ~ ~ r.........a-..1M"--I r>GN\XI , 67c .. .,,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 s p • roe • c ean, J • • · Vl!'s, all nav11tullonal Perr. for s m . child. __,......-"~ nc 3000.~ nt. .,._.... * * 673'"" .. " 3101 Coa1'l Hwy, N B. Ul·JS47 9960 '73 DUSTER P/S, new tires. 6 <'YI. Gd. cond $1750. 831-2046 " .....,1 E ht SA 558 8000 ownr .......,.. '71 Cpr DeVille. Sharp. gear & ground t ackle 5225/offer. 499-4153 """' .., • · IMW 9712 H _....a- "l f U d OWuru • .,._ .............. t767 $2000, Will trade way ~ eeps Oltt. n e r COST ... MES... ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 038 I c-..11-.-1 ... • .. ,,_,,.... d 54<1•00 64C: Nu9 -========:.... ...................... . hours used since new. '74 Honda 550cc 4 cycle. "' "' uru-,...,,,, tn1••••••••••••••••••••• own. .,. .. • ,,....,.. 74 Grund Am 2dr, AC, wheel triuler 1nclu<tcd-Wixon windscreen. Xlnt. AMC & JEEP Fo.toin Valley '.S TR7. Loaded. 3600 mi. •72 El Dorado, gm, wht '76 Grand Torino, all pwr, AM/FM streeo. PS. PB. 9965 ulJO full canvas. Cal 5600 m l. $900/bst ofr. TOO You~ the winner of 2 f5195. 549-3985 aft 5. vinyl top loaded lo mi stereo. AM/FM 8-trk. new tires. This car is -.fihn Feller al 642·001 Must sell. 642-0762 free tickets worth $14 lo 21.3-532-5010 X-2258 dys ortg owrJ. 12900. 673.3994 xlnt cood. $3500. 7314433 like new w/onJy 42.000 or 540.sz11. '7411ondaXLt7S.1900mi. MJE~Sy HOUDAYOHICE ~·--9770C 9917 or751·5050 m i. Sa crifice $2990. l.k d ....-at the --r-·· -••• 0 ---------960-3531 28 n. Umnlle Sportfisher. org owner, ' c nu con · MUST SELL 70 ANAHEIM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Mustang. VS. auto. --------- 1 owner, In mrnt condi· $550. 831·3544 JEEPS BY CONVENTION HUGP!SELECTION 74 Camaro LT, AM/FM, trans. pwr steer. stock. rn.-AM~rd 9970 ~on & loa~cd ? Custom 76 Yamaha TY 175, xlnl Cl;IRlSTMAS 1978 BMW's CENTER NEW & USED CARS air, 48,000 rni. n.ew radls. $1500. 557-1755 Eves. ·-·••••••••••••••••••• ~~r~.or, pi~ot. A.D{· cond. S500/ofr. Also Please Call HERE 11i...1ow•. Dec. 27th-Jan.1st. Top c.osh SS for your x.tnl. $3500.0BO, 646-4512 71 Country Squire 9 pass, 68 T·BIRD. 42.000 m i, o~rs· AC/SOC ~~lu~~ll~~· Yamaha 250 Enduro as 549.a02l . " Free Tickets good for VW. Paid for or not. Call Che,,...,.tt 9920 AM/FM ,tape, 1 owner._ P/B, PIS. nir. S1400. terrt'geraUon & coo.king, ls$375torr 499·2393 2S24HARBORBLVD. De<'. 30th or 31s t Keith or Jerry. •••••••••••••••--...•• $995 IP. 759·0096 646-8635 · · Costa 1\1 COMPLETE performances. Call vetwkod I---------~ b1m1ni top w/enclosure, '77 KZ·lOOO L.T.D. Xlnt esa 642•5678, ext. 333, lo BOBWJTifAM VW '63 No"a Convert .. Xlnt e 960 T-B1rd, 55,000 m1, dew Chrysler manifolds. cond. Musl sell, great im Scout International IOOY SHOP claim your tickets. . 7600 West.minster /\ve. eood. S800. 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"They have a vested ln· R acing Y acht,s terest, .. Shenkman said. He said that aqme of the busl· nessea are in violation of city codes. One business, he said, spews emissions into the air. "They are afraid that they would have to clean up opera· tions if resJdences are approved near them," Shenkman charged. ... rm not out to kick uyone out of town," be said. "But it is our-respomibility to provide the cllf with &oul'Cet of income and cJean environment and a quality of life. "If tbis is a hard and un· popular view, then so be it," be said. Shenkman said that his opin~ ions on residential zoning in the industrial area are in con· formance with, pl'()(essional data callmg for partial redesignation of the land. Perhaps-tJlf most con· troveraial in a series of general plan amendments will be de· cidecl tonJght by the city eouncU. It lnvolves a request, for medium density residenUal ion· Ing of 19 acres south of Slater A venue and east of the railroad tracks. The planning commission re- cently approved residential re- desl-gnation-aftu unanimously rejecting it earlier. Tbe dty councll makes the ultimate de· clalon. G. l.ou1s Gralladlo III ls pro- posing to develop medium densi· ty resldentlal units on the prop· erty. Gra1iadio is the former real estate partner ol Major Ron Pat· tiuon wbo continues to sell bis developmenlS. <See BUGllTt Pap .U) . Windward Passage, Kialoa Collide I B.l· ALMON LOCKABEY D•llJ Piiot 8eall"9 Wr iter Southern Cross CUp Series out of Sydney, Australia. T wo world famo us racing y<1c hts, Kialoa and Windward Pa ss a ~e. were severely damaged Sunday in a collision during the first race or the Kialoa, a 79-foot ketch owned and skippered by John B. "Jim" Kilroy of Los Angeles received a hole in her aluminum hull near the stem and her steering was damaged, according to wire Bulge Cited Soledad Earthquake Prone? LA JOLLA <AP l -Mount Soledad with its S~00 ,000 to $600,000 homes might be earthquake· prone, says a book published by the San Di.ego Socie- ty of Natural History. The author, physicist Richard Simons, said a s welling in Mount Soledad is almilar to wblrt Jiap· pened in the "Palmdale Bulge .. which uplifted u much as 14 inches Crom 1960 to JS'IS. · "The possibility that Mount 8alMed ~ • similar feature recommends lhal a high pnonty be assigned to determine straip rate in that lmmediate vicinity," wrote Simons. In a million, years, he said, Mount Soledad grew 670 fe et. Simons noted that the possibly earthquake· arli ve Rose Canyon Fault bends in an S-shape around Soledad and may have "locked" in that zone wi th compressive force~ pushing the mouniain higher. , Simons is with the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Phy.sics a t UC San Diego. Re contributed to the book . "Geologic Hazards in San Diego:· ' l Hunting t on Meetilag Citizens to Speak On Federal F11nds 1/ Citizens of Huntington Beach will have a chance tonight to say how they want to spend $1.3 million in Housing and Com- munity Development funds. Tonight's activities get under way at 6:30 with a study sessioa \ in Room B-!l. The regular council session will begin at ';:30 p.m. in council chambers. T he public hearing on the federal funds will be held later in the evening. The Huntington Beach Citizens Advisory Committee, the planning commission, the Human Resources Council and the city's department beads have all s ubm itted recom· mndalions for projects to be funded by the HCD money. Ranking high in priorities is the expenditure of $250,000 for neighborhood preservation. This would take the form of Jow interest loans to improve houses in deteriorating cond1· lions. R>OTBALL I ·0 ~1 ON TV ~TONIGHT LIBERTY BOWL Channel 7, 8 p.m. "°"" c.roMn• (W) ,, ....... (a.a.-1) Big .ElP tunae.r·up Nebruka is rated • 11't· polnt fayorlte wben tt facet the champe o.f the Atlantic Coast COnference ln llve telecut Crom llem· pblt. Another recommendation ls $211,000 for the Main Street village concept that may be used in conjunctim with a f ulure re- development plan for the area. The money woald go for uUUty and •tr.et Improvements and landlcaplng. Anothet' pr6Jeet calla for an appllaction tor $30,000 for the purchase ol 1moke detector rue alarms. If approved, about 1,000 de· vices would be purehued by the city and llveo to low ~me famlU•. . The cwncll ls expected to reacll •an.I deelaloa on the fund· Inf r&1flllltl after t.be first of the year. Carter Holds Bible Clase service reports. Two of Kialoa 's crewmen, the owner's son. John Kilroy. and· navigator David KUponen were thrown overboard, but were picked up without injury. Windward Passage, owned by Mark and Fritz Johnson of Portland, Ore., appeared to be the most seriously dama&-ed. ac- cording to reports. The boat's bow pulpit was twisted and in· curred damage to the hull at the bow. The collision occurred at the leeward mark halfway through B-.. ard to ~aN..a~ion• the 30·mile course off Sydney ...., nr ·-~ • Heads. In a transoceanic telephone call to a member or his family in Newport Beach Sunday night, Kilroy said W.indward Pasnge colJided with Klaloa ,_ear Klaloa'1 •1teerln1 1tatl9.Jt alt, tlam,Cini·the!cockpiL Tbe two ya~~ ,.!ere .,...,. ._. mart This partially submerged dock lies -all by itself and apparently forgotten -in Huntington Harbour near part of the waterway that ends at Warner Avenue. Dock isn't connected to anything. It's just there, cluttering the waterway. ·arr .. P9ine• .. "' bowsprit "Cal.lo known u pulpit> and suffered severe damage to the hull. Passage also lost a headstay 1n the colUsion. Both yachts were entered as a U .s. team in the Southern Cross Cup Series which concludes with the famed Sydney to Hobart race, a 632-mller starling Dec. 26. By The Alloclated Presa Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin said today that he will meet with · Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on Christmas Day to discuss coodi- tions for Middle Eaat peace. Begin was interviewed in New Kilroy denied wire service re-J>Orb that his yacht ,was holed through. but Hid Klaloa prob· · ably would be out.of the second York by Barbara Walters of race of the series. He expectA ~C News.. • . Kialoa to-be repaired in time for Meanwhile, Egypt s off1clal the thlr<Vnce and the ·sydney· Middle East News .A1ency re· Hobart finale ported from Jsma1lia, where He sald Windward· Passage Sadat has .a residence, that the probably would be repaired in leaders wi!l have lunch there time for the Sydney-Hobart and then s~t down ,for tal~ on race Sunday. It 1S Sadat s 59tb birth· The two yachts are intense day a~ well as Christm~ Da~. rivals In world ocean racln(. Begtn ~I take a special flight Klaloa is a 79-foot aluminum to a mill~ airport near the yacht designed by Sparkman & Suez Canal city AD~ tben go by Stephens and built by Palmer· helicopter to .Sadat s residence. Johnson of Sturgeon Bay, Wis. tbe ne~s agy saJd. . . Windward Passage is a 73-foot In his New York 1nterv1ew~ to ketch deaikned by Alan Gurney be shown on the ;ABC. Evenmg and built bf the late Robert F. News t.onigb1.. Begm •a.ad he bad Johnson in a shipyard he built wanted to meet Sadat on Dec. 1peclflcally for the yacht's COD· struction in West Ena,· Bahamas. According to Kilroy, KJaloa wu leadinl Palaage u the two yacbta approached the mark. He said bit crew hfiled Passage that it did not have right-of.way, but that PUll8ge'1 helmsman, Rob· ble Vaughn, failed to alter course. There was a report that Paaaaee's •leering had been damqed in a previous race and tbat tbe yacht also had blown out a baac1aall. la a lenltby p~t hearing S u n d ay night Windward Pa11ace was disqualified, ln· dlcatlag that it was at fault in U.e collislon. The leading yachts rounded FUnden Islet after a 45-mile leg from Sydney with the U.S. 66· faatier Phantom lD front. Trustees E ye School Plans Preliminary plans for modifications to transform now· closed Rancho View School into the Ocean View School Dlstrlct's administrative headquarters will be unveiled when truAC.S meet ta'1llht. 'fl-• Tbe 7!10 p.m~ aenlon Is scheduled ln current dJatrict of. fices at ~ach Boulevard and Warner Avenue, not farfrom the Rartcbo View School campuS. A s~ial executive session ls sc:bedUled to conclude the meet· inc, wtth cl<*ed-door dlscUS1lon of teacher wage negotiations and ind.Mdual district.personnel matters. 26, but that Sadat asked through intetmediaries that the meeting be Sunday. The Egyptlan•lsraeli peace conference resumed in Cairo to- day; mean..Vhlle, the spokesman for the two countries reportecl "marked progress~· But the negotiators appeared to be awaiting major decisions by heads ol state, particularly at BUSINESS BACKS SADAT MISSION -89 the Sadal-Begln meeting. Earlier today, Syria and Saudl Arabia denounced Begin's peace _proposals, saying they would perpetuate Israeli occupation of Arab land. · The official radio of Saudi Arabia, an important financial backer of Egypt end the other Arab "confrontation" states borderine Israel, said there is no justification for optimism• "as long as lsraell occupation of Arab territory and Jerusalem continues." "This occupation ls a dagger struck in the heart of the Arab nation • . • the dagger must be removed through Arab unity and cooperation," it said. Syria's official radio. said the Begin plan "actually is designed to retain llraell occupation of the West Bank ol Jordan and the Gaza .strip." It allo Wasted the propo1ala for .. not allowlu for the creation 'Of a Paleatlnian state. In ·Beinlt. Lebanon, opponents of Sadat's peace overtures· to Israel apparently tri4Ml to blow up the Eeyptlan Embauy. Police said an embusy l'l¥.d spotted a 13-pound dynamite bomb near the entrance to the buildln,c. and police experts de· (See P&cg, Pa1e A2) Waat Panel Rlljl1il flitl ·. By.Activu t Rejedloo of an appeal by Hun· lington Beach environmental ac· tivist Aileen Brock against a 45·unit condominium d.evelop· ment on land near HuAtiogton Harbour doesn 'l end her battle, she says, The appeal she rited in a bid to prevent construction or the units on 7 .5 acres on tbe south side of Edinger Avenue between Saybrook and Santa Barbara lanes was rejected by the California Coastal Commission. Meelirlf in San Franciscb last week, wath Mrs. Brock there testifying, the panel ruled her ob- jec:tions don't have substantial merit. · . I'm going to take It to the State Supreme Court. I have written to them already," says Mrs. Brock, of 20701 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. She says an attomey assigned to handle Coastal Commission legal matters advised her this would be her only recourse in a bid to block the Mariners' Sav• ings and Loan Association pro- ject. . . The state Coastal Comm1ss1on rejected Mrs. Brock's contention that the land represents the last public access to the Huntington Harbour. (;o ast \Veatller Vadable h1gb clouds through Tuesday but chance ol some low clouds tonight and early Tuesday. Slightly warmer days and eooler nights. Lows tonight mid-409 to low 508. Highs Tuesday mid-608· to near 70. .. . • ti•F MO"ICS9 l>e(;ember 1!1, 1971 CHICAGO (AP> -State pro- secutors announced today the settlement or the General Motors engine-awitcb lracas and aaid the $40 million the company may have to pay makes it the largest consumer victory in the nation's history. lllinoig Attorney General William J . Scott sald each car owner who got a Chevrolet engine in a Buick, Oldsmobile or Pontiac will receive $200 casb and a three-year warranty under the setUement. Scott and the attorneys .............. SUP OF THE LIP? Prealdenll•I Aide Jordan Jordan Quip About En:voy_'s JJ7if e Denied WASHINGTON CAP> -There wer e a lot of s nic ke rs in W<ishingt.on restaurants and of· fices today about a salacious re· mark that White House aide JI am i I ton Jordan r eported! y made to the wife of the Egyptian a mbassador. The alleged incident at a re- cent dinner party involved a ~g~~tj~~VMJf~~ph°i- s1que br~. Ash-re£ Ghor'hal, the ambassador 's wife, according to ~· i.:uest who was there. Jordan, speaking through White House press secretary .Jody Powell, denies that he made the remark. Stories or references to the alleged incident have been published here and in New York. A guest, who asked not to be identified, said Jordan was ·sit· ting next to Mrs.· Ghorbal at the party when ho turned to her, ob- served her bosom, pulled out the neckline. or her dress and said something about "always want· ing to see the twin pyramids of the Nile." However, the ambassador said his wife "doesn't remember that she heard anything of the sort" from Jordan and that she had not be<?n oCfended "because there was nothing to be ofCended about." Other guests, including former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, said they could recall no such incident. The 1uest who reported the al· leged indcident also 1aid that Jordan left the table to visit the bathroom, s aying: "Thts ad· ministration bas to take a --. " Rocket Tests Set MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet Union issued a warning Satur- day for ships and aircraft to stay clear of two areas of the North Pacific Ocean where it will COD· duct rocket teats Tuesday, Dec. 30, Tass said. DAILY PILOT geiteral from Mlchi.san and Ohio said this could cost General Motors as much as $40 million. Tbe settlement was accepted by attorneys gt>noral in 45 stales, Scott said. States not ac- cepting terms of the agreement we r e California, Lo uisiana, Iowa. Kentucky and Tennessee, said a consumers attorney fighl· ing the settlement. The fracas began in January when Joseph Siwek of Chicago was told b y a n Oldsmobile dealer he could not replace a fan belt because the Olds Siwek had bought had a Chevrolet engine. Scott and other attorneys general s ued when they dis- covered a nationwide pattern of engine switching. The automaker had been sued by public ofCicials in about half the nation's stales after con- sumers who purc hased new Oldsmobiles, Buicks and Pon· tiacs discovered some contained Chevrolet engines. Many other suits were filed by private in· dividuals. Scott said the warranties can · be transferred if the car is sold and are valued at $200 each. "We are here to announce a $40 million Christmas present for over 100,000 people," Scott s aid at a news conference. "It Is the largest consumer protection settlement in history.'' Also at the news conference were Attorneys General William J . Brown of Ohio and Frank J. Kelley oC Michigan, both oC whom were instrumental in the siK.-month negotiations with GM. Scott said the agreement was "extremely Cair" and binds GM 1n the future to "telling people exactly what engine they are getting." The settlement is subject to approval by Judge Frank McGarr of U.S. District Court. A hearing with the judge was scheduled later in the day. Cop Wounds GG Suspect Of Burglary A buglary suspe ct was wounded.in Garden Grove early today after he allegedly aimed a rifle at a policeman who had found bis cache or stolen goods. Reported in good condition after being rened by a single s hot fired by officer Terry Waller was burglary suspect Benjamin Gabriel Aquino, 29, or 13362 Laurel St., Garden Grove. According to police, Waller and a burglary victim were en- tering Aquino's apartment when the suspect appeared at the top of a stairway and pointed bis ri· !le at them. Waller then fired a single shot that felled Aquino when the bullet struck him in the lower stomach. PoJlce reported finding goods stolen Sunday night from an apartment in the same complex where Aquino lives inside the wounded man's apartment. After being taken to UCf Medical Center for treatment of his wound. Aauino was booked into the jail ward on burglary charges as well as assault with a deadly weapon, police said. Paris Store Bums PAlUS (AP> -Two bombs exploded in front of Fauchou's before dawn today, starting a fire that destroyed most of the fancy food and liquor depart· ments or France's best known and most expensive grocery store. Six employes who were in the building escaped µnhurt. . . 0•11, ............ ..., u. .. _ BODIES OF VICTIMS LIE'WHERE THEY FELL ON COSTA MESA'S 17TH STREET Pedeetrtan• KJlled •• They Attempt,c:t to Croaa Street E•rly Sund•y CA.uple Charged Explosion Blamed On Drug 'Factory' Orange police said today they believe operation or an illegal drug factory in a small frame house caused the Saturday ex- plosion and flre that resulted in the death of one man and the serious burning of another. As a result of the death and near-death, the couple who ran unharmed from the 10:30 a.m. fire in their home at 262 N. Orange St., Orange, are expect· ed to be charged with homicide as well as drug offenses related to alleged operation of lbe lac· tory. F,...PageAI BLIGHT ••• Pattlnsoa said la.at week that he would abstain on votmg Oil the iasue because or a climate of suspicion in the city. Pattinson said be would have no transactJons on the property "I have d0ne nothing illegal or unethical," he said. Shenkman was particularly critical of deve lopment of junkyards, open storage areas and businesses that contribute emissions. He also attacked represen· tatives o( HOME Council which have been critical of rezoning ef- forts. "I am disappqinted that they have not made a thorough analysis as they have done on other Issues. "There has been lots of noise but no ln!ormation in support of their pogltioo," he said. Treaty Support Up WASHINGTON CAP) - Former President Ford says s ignificant numbers of Americans are sheddlng their "emotional attachment" to the Panama Canal and now believe that ratification of the canal treaty is in the national interest. Ford told a news conference Sunday that acceleratlng public support for the treaty, which would relinquish American con- trol of the waterway by the year 2000, probably will result in Senate approval next yev. P olice · said appa ratus a nd chemicals recovered from the home have caused them to sus-p ect that George and Mary Stroud, both 30 and both resi· dents in the Orange Street house, were Jar g e-scalo bathroom manufacturers or angel dus t, the latest craze .among drug users. Investigators said the rem· nanls of what they believe was the bathroom angel dust factory have been turned over to the s heriff 's crime lab for positive identiricalion. Killed in Lhe Saturday morn- ing blast and fire was Steven Mark Paragon, 26, of Tustin. Seriously burned when the volatile chemicals exploded and ignited a flre that caused an estimate d $20,000 worth or damage to the Strouds' rented home was Gregory R. Kish, 24, of Garden Grove. Kish reportedly is in critical condition today in the burn cente r a t the UCI Medical Ce11ter in Orange. Pastors Back Bryant Drive OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Two Oklahoma ministers are gathering signatures and dona- tions Cor a message saying that Anita Bryant's stand a1ainst homosexual rights has the back· ing or citizens in her home state. "What she has stood for has not been fairly represented," the Rev. Robert Wise said Sunday. Wise, pastor or Our Lord's C ommunity Church, and Southern Baptist e vangelist Larry Jones have joined to col- lect indications or support for the Oklahoma native. NBC announced it would not retain Miss Bryant to host the network's coverage of the Orange Bowl parade Jan. 2. E'ro111PageAl PEACE ••• fused it 4S minutes before it was setto explode. • Begin's proposals. which aJso have been denounced by the • Palestine LiberaUon Orga.nUa· FRENCH MENU tion, would provide civil autonomy for the Palestinian l ·iuro1a1nr E"f"l"r;t? Arabs of t.he West Bank and '"1 1uc ~i C.. Gaza but would conUnue Israeli BORDEAUX, France (AP) -military occupation there and Thieves stole 990 pounds of Israeli lands, a step Israel ap.. Two Killed In CM Hit, Run Crash Two pedestrians were killed instantly and a third seriously mJured when they were bit by a car Sunday night in Costa Mesa. The accident touched off a pursuit that led to a second crash, resulting in minor in· juries to four people, police re- ported. . Kllled in the 2 a.m. pedestrian crash were Kim Johnson. 23. of 84 Orange Blossom St., Irvine. and Daniel P . Trujillo of 1721 Fullerton St .. Costa Mesa. Two hours after t he cr ash. police arrested David Le-vi n. 23, of 2217 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa, who was booked on felony manslaughter and felony hit a nd run charges. He was re· leased on his own recognizance. Police allege Levin hit the three pedestrians, killing two of them, as they were crossing 17h Street near Santa Ana A venue early Sunday. Police said the pedestrians were crossing the rain-covered .street on their·way to a coffee shop arter leaving the Pierce Street Annex bar. Joh n Daryl Issacs. 27, of 73S J oann St.. Costa Mesa. was also struck and suffered multiple in· juries. He was taken to Costa Mesa Memorial where his condi· tion was reported as ·•sat,,,.ac· tory" early today. P olice said an unidentified man jumped into his car and gave chase to the fleeing auto · after the man witnessed the col- lision with the pedestrians. However, the man Jost control of his auto a few blocks away and collided with two other autos on 17th Street. At least four persons were injured in the collis ion but all r efused medical treatment. Another witness noted the license plate on the car that struck the pedestrians and con· tacted Costa Mesa police. This led to the later arrest of Le vin. Victim Dies After Heist LOS ANGELES CAP) -An A.ltadena man died after telling sheriff's deputies he was the vie· tim of a robbery attempt, authorities say. Marque Hutchinson, 30, had stumbled into a liquor store in the Athens area on Century Boulevard SUnday morning suf· fering from a bullet wound, of· ficials said. Before dying en route to Daniel Freeman Hospital, he told deputies someone had tried to rob him before shooting him, but did not say where the incl· dent occurred. Winner A 2 1 .year -old Tu-atln policewoman exchanged gunfire with an armed robbery suspect Sunday night in a shootout that ended with the suspect'• sur- render and the recovery of $2,000 believed to have been taken at gunpoint from a plua parlor. . Police identified the armed, robbery suapect as Marco Polo Darley, 'n, of Santa Ana. who was arrested in the p&tld.ng lot outside the vlcUmized pizza parlor. • Before Darley threw down hi\ pistol and s urrendered. ho wever, be had exchanged s hots with policewoman Kris Dobaskl. a member of the Tustiq police force for less than four months. According to a police report,. Offi cer Dobaski was one or three orricers who at 8 :30 p.m. responded to a robbery in progress call at Sbakey's Pizza, 365 W. First St., Tustin. As the trio of officers arrived at the pizia parlor, Darley r~ portedly dashed out the-front door with gun in hand. He allegedly fir:ed a singl4' shot at the policewoman who, i~ turn, fired a s ingle s hot al Darl ey. n shot that missed its mark but helped convince him to surrender lo Miss Dobaski's fellow omcers. Recovered witb tbe arrest of the uninjured suspect .was $?,000 cash reportedly taken at gun- point a few minutes earlier from the pizza parlor's manager. Army Auditor Jolm Vogt Dead at 78 Retired U. S. Army contract a uditor John M . Vogt of Westminster, who ·was an aide on the staff of Gen.. Douglas MacArthur during post World War 11 reconstruction programs in Japan, is dead at 78. Friends may visit unW 9 p .m. tonighl at Pierce Brothers- Smith 's Mortuary 1n HunUngton Beach. ... Graveside funeral services are scheduled Tuesday at 11 • a .m. in Good Shepherd Cemetery, Huntington Beach for Mr. Vogt who died Saturday. A 12-year resident of Westminster where be had re· tired to be near his !amity, Mr. Vogt was a gove rnm ent e mployee £or more than 3g years , serving ~ a contract auditor for the Army. His caree r carried him throughout the United States and to Alaska in addition to his service on Gen. MacArthur's staff in the post war Japanese reconstruction. He was a member of the Na· tional Association of Retired Federal Employees and the Na- tion al Association of Retired Persons. Survivors include hls wife S hizue : a son Nelson; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Vlasak and a granddaughter Janice Vlasak, all of West.minster. ServiCi!S are under the direc· ti on of Pierce Brothers.Smith's • Mortuary. sel e ct goose liver from a •• pears unlikely to take. Borde aux warehouse just in ·;_ _______________________________________________ ~--------~---------------- time for Christmas. Foie gras is considered an a lmost necessary part of a French Christmas dinner menu. The loss from the theft, which took place over the weekend, was estimated at $20,000. Lions Roaring Hope. to FlWJh City Hooker$ SAN RAFAEL CAP) -Tho San Rafael Harbor Lions Club Is 1n an uproar over prosUt1uUon. And club members have orfered to go undercover as customers to help police make arrests. ''I see hookers every day and l'm tir ed of it," sald Jerry Hallett, a leader of the IJons Club campaign. "'Our secretaries have to work here and our wives and chl14ren come to villt. They eaa't eve walt 0n the streets W'ltltout men coming along trylne to aollclt th.em." Club president Sttb Muller aald me.rdumta 1hould not be content 1lrtiply to ldentl(y PtoJtltutell for poUce. "Ther.Aould walk up to woman ud 1ay, 'H'ey, we don't. want you here. 0.-. out from in front of my •tore,• " MuUer &aid. Not all U.. chab ... -. .,.. blek!ftt &bit ~rem. '"'!W • . Thal.. QOt-; the ti.lid 0( 1--ewlc proJtd tM ~club .-ad tMI Involved~" 1ud club member . v Art Madsen Jr., a photographer. "rm enUrely qalnst it." · Hallett, who runs a burglar aJartn and private lnveaueatioo firm, said the police don't have enough manpower to cope with the growing problem. Hallet la)'I the club's first step toward hel_plnf police would be to ldebtlfy atreetwalkert. U tbat d04!Sn't lead to cJeamoc ap proatUu~ IM laid elub mem· hen wUl be tralfted to pose u potontl.al clients, ullng un .. dercoyer J>botocrapby and tapa reeordinp wbleb «IUld be uaecl in erlmln.S ,PrOHeUtiou. Police Lt. Olartet s. Brobeck said, "U they want to ctve ua iD· forroatloa, we'd be 'lt•PPY t.o work with the1D. I wouldn't want. to aee .,.._ limply take thlnp lnto their own band.1." Brobeck lakl CM club mem· beu' acthlllH "eould be dan1erou•• btc•••• many pro1U&ut.. •H arm•d wUla k.Dlva ..l bave male plmpa wJM> would lM upset by •ay 14· terf erenee. ,. ·' . ' ' ' f I CCR.UM- So unique Is lhe artlsanshlp of thls authentic Unlte4 States •20 goldpiece watch, It measures time In generations not hOurs. Swiss made In 18k gold, it contains one of the world's thinnest 35-jewel self-winding movements. Limited In availability, museum quality, it's a collector's treasure. 13,590. Non•autometlc '3.250. ,,,,. ,,.,,.,,., )t f A.f,NllW "4.U.'O •~~('AU!~~ TCUlffOHl 17141 -1"4 I I Today' · Clo~lag N.~.Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 353, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1977 Racing Yachts Windward Passage,, Kialoa €ollide By ALMON LOCKABEY O.lly ~* e..tl,.. Wrll•r Two world famous racing yachts, Kialoa and Windward Passage , were sever ely damaged Sunday in a collision during the first race of the Southern Cross Cup Series out of Sydney, Australia. Kialoa, a 79-foot ketch owned and skippered by John B. "Jim" Kilroy of Los Angeles received a hole in its aluminum hull near the s tern and its steering was damaged, according lo wire service reports. Two of Kialoa 's crewmen, the owner's son. John Kilroy, and navigator David Kilponen ~ere thrown overboard, but were picked up ~thout injury. Windward Passage, owned by Mark and Fritz Johnson of Portland, Ore., appeared to be the most seriously damaged. ac- cording to reports. The boat's bow pulpit was twisted and in· curred damage to the hull at the bow. The collision occurred at the leeward mark halfway through the 30-mile course off Sydney Heads. In a transoceanic t~fephone Bulge Cited Soledad Earthquake Prone? LA JOLLA <AP > -Mount Soledad with its $200 000 to $600,000 homes might be earthquake-pro~e. says a book published by the San Diego Socie- tv of Natural History. -The author. physicist Richard Simons. said a swelling in !\fount Soledad is s!!11ila~ to w~at hap- pened in the "Palmdale Bulge which uplifted as much as 11 inches from 1!>60 lo 1975. "The poss ibility that Mount Soledad represen~ a ~imilar feature recommends that a high priority be assigned to determine strain rate in that immedi te vicinity," wrote Simons. Jn ·a million, years, he said , Mount Soledad grew 670 feel. Simons noted that the possibly earthquake- acli ve Rose Canyon Fault bends in an S-shape around Soledad and may have "locked" in that zone with compressive forces pushing the mountain higher. Simons is with the Institute of Geophysics end Planetary Physics at UC San Diego. He contributed to the book, "Geologic Hazards in San Diego." .Lady Cop Nabs Man In Tustin Shootout I · A 27 -year -o ld Tustin policewoman exchanged gunfire with an armed robbery suspect Sunday night in a shootout (hat ended with the suspect's ~ur· render and the recovery of $2 000 believed lo have been taken at gunpoint from a pizza parlor. Irvine Awards Contract for Senior Site A nearly halt-million dollar contract to build a senior citizens building next to the Rancho San Joaquin Go1f Course In Irvine has been awarded to an Anaheim company b)' the City Council. The H.W. Sant Company is scheduled to begin construction of the one-story, 6,300-square- foot building next month. Plans call for completion of the facility by August. The Sant Company offered the low bid tor the contract tor $494.SOO. Thal was almost $89,000 over the 1rchitect's estimate. The higher prlce was attributed t.o "drastic coat lncreues~· for materials. , The buildinc will include meeting rooma, a kitchen, barbecues and patio decks. FOOTBALL l ·O 'I ONTV ~.TONIGHT. LIRRTYBOWL ChanMI 7, a p.m. Nortll c...lna CM> ........... (1-1-1) Bil El1ht ruoatr·up Ntbruka It ra..a a 11x .. point favorite when It laces U.. champa ol the AtlanUc Cout Conference lft Uve ~--from llesn-""· Police identified the armed robbery syspect as Marco Polo Darley, ·zt, of Santa Ana, who was arrested in the parkin~ lot outside the victimized pnza parlor. Before Darley threw down his pistol a nd surrendered, however, he had exchanged s hots with policewoman Kris Dobaski. a member of the Tustin police Jorce for less than four months. According to a police report, Officer Dobaski was one of three officers who at 8 : JO p . m. responded to a robbery in progress call at Shakey's Piua, 365 W. first St., Tustin. . As the trio ot officers arrived at the plua parlor, Darley re- portedly dashed out the front door with gun in hand. He allegedly fired a single s hot at the policewoman who, in turn, fired a single shot at Darley, a ehot that missed its mark but helped convince him to surrender to Miss Dobaskl 's fellow olflcers. JteeOtered with the arrest of lbe unijtjured suspect was $2,000 cash reportedly taken at eun- polnt a Jew minutes earlier from the plua parlor's manager. call to a member of his ramily in Newport Beach Sunday night, Kilroy said Windward Passage collided with Kialoa near Kialoa 's steering station aft. damaging the cockpit. The two yachts were rounding the mark at the time. Kilroy said Passage lost its bowsprit <also known as pulpit) and suffered severe damage to the hull. Passage also lost a headstay in the collision. Both yachts were entered as a U.S. team in the Southern Cross Cup Series which concludes with the famed Sydney to Hobart race, a 632-miler starting Dee. 26. Deltyl'fllCI..,, ...... Kilroy denied wire service re- ports that his yacht was holed through. but said Kialoa prob- ably would be out of the second race of the series. He expects K1aloa to be repaired in time for the third race and the Sydney- Hobart finale. INTERNATIONAL RACERS IN COLLISION DOWN UNDER Yachts KJaloa (Above), Windward Passage (Below) He said Windward Passage probably would be repaired in time for the Sydney-Hobart race. \ The two yachts are intense rivals in world ocean racing. Kialoa is a 79-foot aluminum yacht designed by Sparkman & Stephens and built by Palmer. Johnson of Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Wind~ard Passage is a 73-foot ketch designed by Alan Gurney and built by the late Robert F. Johnson in a shipyard he built specifically for the yacht's con· s tru clion in West End, Bahamas. According to Kilroy, Kialoa was leading Passase as the two yachta approached the mart. He said his crew hailed Passage that it did not have right-of-way, but that Passsge's helmsman, Rob· bie Vaughn, failed to alter course. There was a report that Passage's steering had been damaged in a previous race and that the yacht also had blown out a headsail. In a lengthy protest hearing S und ay night Windward Passage was disqualified, in- dicating that it was at fault in the collision. Meanwhile. reports from the Cruising Club of Australia today indicated that the point leaders Victoria and New Zealand both looked well placed In the second race of the series. Five Injured Hit, Run Accident Kills 2 Coast Men . Two pedestrians were killed instanUy and a third seriously injured when they were hit by a car Sunday night in Costa Mesa. The accident touched off a pursuit that led lo a second crash, resulting in minor in- juries to four people, police re- ported. Killed in the 2 a.m . pedestrian crish were Kim Johnson, 23, or / 84 Orange Blossom St, Irvine, and Daniel P. Trujillo of 1721 Futler"Wn St .. Costa Mesa. Two hours Mter the crash, police arrested Da\71d Levin, 23, of 2217 Harbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa, who was booked on felony manslaughter and felony hit and run charges. He was re· leased on his own recognizance. Police allege Levin hit the three pedestrians, killlng two of them, as they were crossing 17h Street near Santa Ana A venue early Sunday. Police said the pedestrians were crossing the rain-covered street on their way to a coffee shop after leaving the Pierce Street Annex bar. John Daryl Issacs. 27, or 735 Joann St .. Costa Mesa. was also struck and suCCered multiple i.n· juries. He was taken to Costa Mesa Memorial where his condi- tion was rep0rted as "satisfac· tory" early today. Police said an unidenUfled <See 2 DEAD, Pf le AZ> Drug Factory Bfumedfor Expwsion Orange p0lice said today they believe operation of an illegal drug fact.ory in a small frame house caused the Saturday ex- plosion and fire that res ulted in the death of one man and the serious burn!Jlg or another. As a result or the death and · near-death, the couple who ran unharmed from the 10:30 a.m. !ire in their home at 262 N. Orange St., Orange, ~ expect· ed to be charged with homicide as well as drug offenses related t.o alleged operation of the fac- tory. Police said apparatus and chemicals recovered from the home have caused them t.o sus- pect that George and Mary Stroud, both 30 and both resl- d en ta in the Orange Street house, were large-scale bathroom manufacturers of angel dust, the latest crue among drug users. Investigators .ald the rem· nants ol what they believe wu lbe bathroom angel dust fHtory have been tul'Md over to Ute sheriff's crime lab-for posltlve ldentiftcatlon. Killed in· U....satunt.)' mom· inc blast a fire was ~ Hark Para1oa. 28, ol Tustin. Seriously bUmed wlitD the volaUle cbmdcaJa,exploded and f pUed a flte. that oauaecl an ea ti meted $20,000 worth of damaJ'e to die Stlo9cle' ....-.. home WU GrecorY ft, -.0.h, at, (J( GardeDOnM. Kiah repor1edl)' .. in ertUe.a condlUoa toda, '" the bum center at lbe UCI lled~al c.a&«mOnmile.. GM OKs Engine Payments CHICAGO (AP) -State pro-• secutora announced today the settlement ol the General Mot.ors engine-switch Cracas and said the $40 million the company may have to pay makes it the largest consum~ vJctory in the nation's history. tlllnois Attorney General William J. Scott said each car owner who ~ot a Chev!'olet engine ln a Buick, Oldsmobile or Ponti a<: will receive $200 cash and a three-year warranty under the settlement. Scolt and the attorneys general l'\'om Michigan and Ohio said this could cost General Motors as much as $40 million. The setUement was accepted by attorneys general in 45 states, Scott .said. States not ac· cepUng terms or the agreement were CaUforo1a, Loui&iana, Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee., said a consumers attorney fight· ing the settlement. The fracas began in January when Joseph Siwek of Chicago was told by an Oldsmobile dealer he could not replace a Can belt becawe the Olds Siwek bad bought had a Chevrolet engine. Scott and other attorneys general sued when they dis· covered a natlonwJde pattern of engine switching. · The aut.omaker had been sued by public oflici•ls in about half the nauon·s states arter con- sumers who purchased n ew Oldsmobiles, Bulcks and Pon- liacs discovered some contained Chevrolet engines. Many other · suits were med by private in- dividuals. Scott said the warranties can be transferred if the car is sold and are valUed at $200 each. "We are here to announce a ~o mllllon Christmas present for °"er lOG,000 people, .. Scott said 11& a news conference ... It is lhe 1.,..... ~er protecUoo ..ttt..-.. hittor'Y. ,, Also at the news coolerence were Attorneys General WUliam J. Brown of Ohio and Frank J. Kelley of Michigan, both of whom were instrumental In the .six-month negotiations with GM. <See GM, Page AZ) Irvine Civic Center Sites Down to Two The Irvine City Council has directed the city stare to start looking for a new home. Long-standing plans to re- locate the civic center have been narrowed to two site choices: Oft Jeffrey Road near the future site of the Irvine campus or Sad· dleback College, and at Town Center across from UC Irvine. A comparative analysis of the two prospective sites is due before the council in February. City government ornces, and police headquarters, are in te~ porary (ac.Uities at 17200 Jam. boree Blvd., in buildings ill· tended for indus trial warehous- ing. There is no firm date yet oa the move to perman ent quarters. Coast Weather Variable high cloud~ through Tuesday but chance ot some low clouds tonight and early Tuesday. Slightly warmer d&)'S and cooler nights. Lows tonight tnld-40s to low 50s. Highs Tuesday mid-60s to near 70. INSIDE TOD~ Y In ca gonw combftriftg what mar ltaDe bNn ~ comri>ack of tM 1/«11' and UJe seoaon'.t "'°'' """rootnW call, tlae BolUmON Coll• mode flac plalJOf/4 • .Page.ct. . la.lex' !.'I DA.IL'( PILOT Jordan's Remark Denied W ASlil.NGTON (AP) -There were a lot ot snlekers in Washington restaurants and of. fices today about a salacious re· mark that White House aide Hamilton Jordan reportedly made to the wife or the Egyptian ambassador. The alleged incident at a re· cenl dinner party involved a comaparison of the glories of Egyptian history with the phY· sique of Mrs. Ashraf Ghorbal, the ambasaador's wife, according to a guest who was there. Jordan, speaking through White House press secretary Jody Powell, denies that he made the remark. Stories or references lo the alleged incident have been published here and in New York. A guesl, who asked not lo be identified, said Jordan was sit· ting nexl lo Mrs. Ghorbal at l.he party when he turned lo her, ob· served her bosom, pulled out the neckline of her dress and said something about "always want- ing to see the twin pyramids of the Nile." However, the ambassador said his wife "doesn 't remember that she heard anything of the sort" from Jordan and that she had not been offended "because there was nothing to be offended about." Other guests, including former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. said they could recall no such incident. The guest who reported the al- leged indcident also said that Jordan left the table lo visit the bathroom, i:;aying: "This ad - ministrat.Jon has to toke a -. " Marine Killed In Accident On Freeway Camp Pendleton Marine Mic hael Weaver s uccumbed Sunday to injuries suffered Fri- dav morning in a single cat nash on the San Diego Freeway near Sand Canyon Road in Irvine, the Orange County Coroner's Office said today. Accident investigators said Weaver, of San Jose, apparently fell asleep at the wheel of a car that left the roadway and hit a tree. He was taken lo Saddleback Community Hospital where he died early Sunday. An uniden- tified Marine who was in the car with him is in the same hospital with injuries described as serious, the coroner's ofClce said. Prayers Set For Humphrey NEW YORK <AP) -Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt says he-spent $200,000 on {ull- pagc advertisements in 22 Sun- da y newspaper s ask in g Americans lo pray for Sen, Hubert Humphrey ··and all the good and decent things" he represents. Jo'lynt, who recently an· nounced he was converted by President Carter's sister, evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton. also said he would begin a three-day prayer vigil here Wednesday at nlght. Flynl's ads tell Americans to look Inward, through pra)'er, to "find the strength to join the battles" fought "all these years" .by Humphrey, the Minnesota Democrat who has inoperable cancer. · • CU8todillll8 Held SAN DIEGO . (AP) -Two· school custodians have been ar rested for investigation of con- spiracy to sell marijuana to stu· dents. 1><>llce said. .. - Bound for Coast Mideast Peace Talks Slated By 'l1le Atsoclated Pren laraeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin said today that he will meet with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on Christmas Day to discuss condl· lions for Middle East peace. Begi~ was interviewed In New York liy Barbara Walters ot ABC News. Meanwhile, Egypt 's official Middle East News Agency re- ported from Ismailia. where Sadat has a residence, that the leaders will have lunch there and then sit down for talks on Sunday. It is Sadat's 59th birth· day as weU as Christmas Day. But the n gotlalora appeared to be awaltina miUor (lecisi0$1S by heads of slate, partlcularly at the Sadat· Begin meeUne. EarUer today, Syria and Saudi Arabia denounced Begin's peace proposals. sayini they woul~ BUSINESS BA~S SADAT MISSION -89 perpetuate Israeli occupation of Arab land. A 448-ton. 12Z-!oot-loni reheater pressure vessel is transported across a bridge near Belfast, Northern Ireland, on its way to a new nuclear power plan at San Onofre, Calif. It took 10 hours to make the l7·mile trip from Britain ·s General EJtctrk Com- pany Generators factory in Larne, Northern Ireland. to the Belfast docks. Begin will take a special flight to a military airport near the Suez CanaJ city and then go by helicoptu to Sadat's -U£ide.nce, the news agy said. In his New York interview, to be shown on the ABC Evening News tonight, Begin said he had wanted lo meet Sadat on Dec. 26, but that Sadat asked through intermediaries that the meeting be Sunday. The official radio of Saudi Arabia, an important financial backer of Egypt and the other Arab "confrontation" stales bordering lsrael, said there is no justification for optimism "as long as Israeli occupation of Arab territory and Jerusalem continues," Irvine Ups Per Diem Allnwance Probation Givell To Beaten Mother CROWN POINT, Ind. <AP> - A woman who conspired to kill her husband because he re- peatedly beat her and their children was placed on five years' probation after her husband testified in her behalf. Shirley Garcia, 22, faced a possible 20-to·SO-year sentence for her conviction last month or conspiracy to kill her husband, Leroy. Indiana's criminal code gives judges authority lo consider ag- gravating and mitigating circumstances in increasing or reducing prison sentences, and Lake County Superior Court Judge James Letsinger said he decided not to send Mrs. Garcia to jail. He said he believed she could be easily rehabilitated and that the beatings to which she had been subjected over a period of years had placed her under severe stress. During her trial, testimony showed that Garcia beat Mrs. Garcia and the couple's three Waste Water To Irrigate lroine Parks Irrigation of Irvine parks and s treet la ndscaping is being phased from fresfi water to waste water sources, by joint agreement between the city and the Irvine Ranch Water Distnct. All water hookups servicing landscaping and parks eventual- ly will be converted, according to G. Brent Muchow, director or public works. Impetus of the conversion is a general conservation effort jn· lliated by the stateWide drought, but Muc how said e fflue nt sources should be used despite climate conditions. Street landscapin g along Walnut Avenue already is being watered by recycled sources. Hoeptner Park, near Los Naran- jos School, is scheduled for con- version next monUl. By March, according to Public Works. streets and parks in the Village or Woodbridge will be watered with effluent. Total conversion or all city facllitles may be accompllshed within a year and a half. Effluent is treated waste water pure enough for irrigating but not for drinking, according to water district officials. The district sells it for about half l.he price or fresh w.ater. children -aged 1, 4, and 5 -re· pealedly throughout their six- year marriage. Garcia testified that ha wife's arres t triggered a change in their marriage and that she lived at home throughout her trial. "I knew the way things were goinc it would come to a head. I just thought s he would gel somebody to work me over, .. he said. ··She wanted lo gel me out of the way for the kids, not herself." Mrs. Garcia was arrested after she gave a Hammond policeman posing as a hired as· sassin a $200 down payment lo kill her husband. Authorities said s he promised lo pay the of- ficer another $200 after the kill- ing. Mrs. Garcia said she "never really believed she could have her husband killed for just $400. She said she never took legal action against her husband because "l didn't trust anybody th e n . 1 was afraid they <au thorities> would take his side or take lhe kids away." She said she was sorry for her actions and was taking steps to correct her home life. Slide Show Slated On Whales at UCI A slide show lilied "Cetaceans of the Pacific Coast," describing two UC Irvine researchers· en- counters with whales a nd dolphins off the Southern California Coast, is scheduled tonight. The 7:30 p.m. presentation. ope n to the public without charge, will be held in room 220 of the Social Science Tower, at · UCI. The lecture is sponsored by the Orange County chapter of the American Cetacean Society, a conservation group. FRENCH MENU INCOMPLETE? BORDEAUX, France CAP> - Thieves stole 990 pounds of select goose liver from a Bordeaux warehouse just in time for Christmas. Foie gras is considered an almost necessary part of a French Christmas dinner menu. The loss from the theft, which took place over the weekend was estimated at $20,000. ' Lions ~oaring Hope to Flruh City Hookers SAN RAFAEL <AP> -The San Rafael Harbor L1ons Club is in an uproar over prosUtiuUon. And club members have offered to go undercover a.s ~ers to help police make arresta. "I see bookers every day and I'm tired of it ," said Jerry Hallett, a leader of the Lions Club campaign. •'Our aecretaries have lo work here and our wives and '1rlf?ldren come lo visit.. They can't even walk Oil tM st.reeta wllbout men eomlU.. a1on, tryinl t.o soUclt. them.' Club president Seth Muller •aid m•chanll lbould not be coqi~nt simply to lttenUfy ~it.ut.n for Police. ''Tb91 aboulel walk up to the woman ud.MJ. •Bey, we don't WHt JOU ~. Get O.t from la f'roat ot Ill>' store," '' Muller ~ Nol all the cluti mtmberi .,.. b1dtn1 the~·· ·~hat'• ldr l.._ kiQd ot dYlc Pf'OJfft the u.ea. dub abOuld be Involved ln." Hid dab m...._ •• Art Madsen Jr., a photographer. "I'm entirely against It." Hallett, who nins a burglar alarm and private invesUcaUon firm, said the police don't have enough manpower lo cope with the growtq problem. · Hrdlet. aaya the club'• tint step toward helpina p0Uce would be to iOentity 1t.reelwaJken1. It that doesn't le8d to cleaning up proteUtutlon, he said club mem· ~· Will bl trained t.o poae as potential cllent1, using un· dercover phototr1pby Ind tape l'tcordinas which could be used In crhnlnal prosetuti()M. Police Lt. Cb&rles S. Brobeck tald, "If Ibey Waflt to i\~e U1 In• formauon: we'd be b•IPY to work wttb them. 1 wouldnl\ want to ... ~· llmply take thlnis lDto their own Nndl." Br.Mck Nici the club mem-ber.• actlyltJ11 ••couicf be' Cl•9'atroa•" ·because many proltftutH are armed wfth kfti•" Mid biwe 11111• plmpa who •a.Id M upaet by an1 ht· t.rfereace. • • Fro.Page Al 2 DEAD ••.. man jumped into his car and gave chase to the fleeing auto afler the man witnessed the. col- lision with the pedestrians. However, the man lost control of his a uto a few blocks away and collided with t wo other autos on 17th Street. Al least four persons were injured in the collision but all refused medical treatment. Another witness n oted the license plate on the car that struck the pedestrians and con- tacted Cost.a Mesa police. This led to the later arrest of Levin. Irvine Flag Thefts Foiled An Orange County fireman stationed in Irvine told police he surprised two youths who were stealing nags from the fire sta- tion Saturday. Fireman Lyle Phelps told police he drove his car behind two male teen-agers at the sta- tion, 4691 Walnut Ave. They had just l owered the U.S. and California flags. l'beap:;· action caused the teen- agers lo drop the American flag but they fled with the California flag and escaped in a car with New York license plates. Fro•PageAl GM ••• The settlement ls subject to approva l by Judge Frank McGarrof U.S. District Court. A hearing with the judge was scheduled later in the day. Scott said the agreement was "extremely fair" and binds GM in the future lo "telling people exactly what engine they arP Paris Store Burns PARIS CAP) -Two bombs exploded in front of Fauchou's before dawn today, starting a fire that destroyed most of the fancy food and liquor depart- menls or France's beat known a nd most expensive grocery store. Six employes who were in the building escaped unhurt. The Egyptian-Israeli peace conference resumed in Cairo to. day, meanwhile, the spokesman for the two countries reported ''marked progress." Cruel Hoax Phone Calls Stopped? Orange Coast area police said today the plague of cruet hoax telephone calls -advising area residents or the death or a loved one -reported over the weekend seemed to have stopped by Sunday. The calls, made by what ap- peared to be a team of two men and a woman, were reported by dis traught res i.dents Friday night and early Saturday morn- ing. They told police in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Newport Beach of being called by a man who identified himself as a police officer. The phony or- ficer told the startled residents that a relative had been fatally Injured in a traffic accident. The make-belleve officer in· structed the grief-stricken £ami· ly member to go to either Hunt- ington Intercommunity Hospital or Hoag Memorial Hospital to identify the body. Police said more than 100 or the plank calls were reported to them . One young man rus hed to Hun· ting l on Jnterc ommunlly Hospital's intensive care unit hoping to find his injured rather still clinging to life, hospital nursing s upervisor Caroline Aicone reported. "He couldn't believe his father wasn't there," she said. "We had to calm him down." Miss Aicone said the man finally called his father's house to find him watching television. One woman came to Hunt· ington Intercommunily Hospital believing her child had just died in an auto accident. Police Sgt. Jack Reinholtz said the penalty for this type of prank is $500 fine and six months in iail. Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said residents should always check by telephone lo be sure about death reporls. Most police departments contact kin in family deaths by sending an officer lo the home, he said .• Irvine city employees travel- ing on city business will get · more expense money to buy meals, but still won't eat so well as they did in 1972, by action or Lhe City Council. The council has raised per diem allowance for meals from $16 a day to $20 a day. after James R. Harrington, director of adminis trative services. pointed out that food prices have increased since 1972. when the lower hmil was established. Harrington said that the Consumer Price Index has in- creased 48.4 percent since 1972, which means meals cost about half again as much as they did then. 1f a similar increase had been applied to the per diem, it would have gone to $24 a day. The S4 a day Increase he requested is a 25 percent boost. Thal means Irvine employees on municipal safari will be eat· ing better within their meal al· lowances, bul not so good as in 1972. The per diem compares with Costa Mesa's $20 for meals, and Huntington Beech's proposed . SJO. It breaks down to S4 for breakfast, $6 for lunch and $10 for .dinner, including lips. Pastors Back Bryant Drive OKLAHOMA CITY CAP>·- Two Oklahoma ministers are ~athcring signatures and dona- tions for a message saying that Anita Bryant's stand against homosexual rights has the back- ing of citizens in her home state. "What she has stood for has not been fairly represented." the Rev. Robert Wi se said Sunday. Wi se. pastor or Our Lord's Community Church, and Southern Baptis t evangelist Larry Jones have joined to col· lect indications or support for the Oklahoma native. .. N RC announced it. would not retain Misa Bryant to host l.he network 's coverage of the Orange Bowl parade Jan. 2. I So unique is the artlsan&hip of ~s authentic Umted States • '20 goldplece watch, ll measures tirT)G In generations not hours. 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EaypUau have been· maldnf>With U.S. companies. · One ol t.he f'ruatraUn1 upecls or the lsraeU·Ar•b COO• fUct, for American fil'ma, ll that they have been coerc-ed ln· to cb001Jlna aldu. Tbe 18 Arab naUon.s run a boycott. It'& a • ery slmpl• propoelUon, put to companies u f ollowa: u1F YOU DO BUSINESS WITH l&rael, You don't do balnesa wit.h us.•• The lSl•cltliat, enforced by an Arab Boycott Com· miaslon, bu closed off a bll market to U.S. companies. But Egypt want.a ln•eatments from U.S. companJoa and even befor. Sadat'a l\latoric trip to Israel lut month. lt waa tryin1 to break the Arab boycott. The EcYPUan.s reque.ated that Ford Motor Co. be ro- moved from tb o blackUat because the company was prepared to make a much larger investment in the Arab world than it bas ln Israel, where it's mere- ly providing parts for Money Tree several thousand automobiles. The Arabs said no. So Egypt went ahead recenUy and welcomed'Ford to ita country. The world's second lugeu automaker l11oln1. to invest some $10 mjlUon in Egypt to reb•bllltate a truck plant and build a factory to make diesel enalnes. EVEN BJGGER JS THE DEAL Egypt bu pending with Atlanta's Coca·Cola Co. Coke wants desperately to get back into the Arab market, and that's easy to underetand. The Arabs are prodigious guulers of soft drlnJcs. Coke estimates that lt can sell 100 mllllon cases a year in the Arab world. The company was ejected from ~s huge market beca~se it sells to a botUer in Israel -and 1t ha.a refused to term101te this business to satis(y the Arab blacklisters. So Coke is using the Egyptians to l~ver lts way into this market. The company said it is prepared to return \o Egypt not only with its sort drinks but with a $50 million Invest· ment to develop 15,000 acres of citrus groves. Thal'• not ~ foreign area for Coca·Cola. It oW!'s the Minu~e Maid bust· ness in thls country and operates citrus 1roves 10 Florida. There's a kicker ln this deal for Coke. One of its sub- sidiaries Is Aqua·Chem, which builds desalinization plant.I to take salt out or water. and that's an enourmous market ln the Middle East. FORD IS WHEELING INTO Egypt while still on the Arab blacklist. Coke won't do that. Its investment ln Egypt is contingent on its being removed from the boycott. Heading up Coca-Cola's thrust is Sam Ayoub, an Egyp- tian-born naturali2ed U .$. citizen who has just been promot- ed to president of Coca-Cola Middle E ast. The 58-year-old Ayoub began his business career ln Alexandria, Egypt. In 1956 . .at the request of the late Emperor Haile ~lassie, he organized and managed Ethiopian Airlines. He jotned Coca· Cola's international arm in New York in 1959. Coca·Cola derives 55 percent of Its earnings from opera· tions outside the United States -and that 'a wltbout selling .aoy Coke ln Arab countries. Stocks' Gradaal Drop. C.Ontinues 3rd Day NEW YORK CAP) -Stock prices slipped again today, extending the gradual decline that began late last week. The Dow Jones average or 30 industrials, off 7.37 points Thursday and Friday, dropped another2.78 to807 .95. Losers outpaced gainers by about a 9·5 margin amont New York Stock Exchange.listed issues. Trading was moderate. •. ,;;i; .·aJ. u:"' •• ;." Analysts said continued weakness in the d~llar w.a keeping the market on the defens ive. St~la I• T• DotDl••nA~rap• lipo1Uglat N•• Ye>RIA,., ,...., oe..,, _ __. .... STOCKS Close 0.. NEW YOlll( 11'PI· S.lfl. 4 II·"' prlc• )0 llld °:;'., ~:r.;1 i:::a I07.tS-7.Jl -Ml ,....,. of ,,.. .. _ "'°~' K ii.. to T~n 21l.ll 21s.1• 211.97 212.AIO-1.4' • ~::ill9 y~-"';'!t ~~ .. '.·--. u Utt 111,11 Ill.II nu• llOM~ 0.40 M•"" l'lelcl..... 292,400 2'V. ••• •• 65 Slit 11Ul 1"1.12 1ll0.30 1tl.OI-l .09 • G Mot 180400 61"" 111.. tndu' ....................... 1,1n.100 K:~o~::::: ua'.Joo 10 ::.. . 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I I I • I 17 \ll l'll\'I ~ --1:. .... · Bo8Cl8'C'I Ofe Tiie PwWMda oo to o. fWCWOf•~- M ---~ "'*1 a ~....,,.~,..,.,_, •0~80WL The ~ Of Not1ll cwoena •• an tt1e ""° wnlly ol HeCltMQ • Mtmphle, TennaeMe. • MOW! * * * ''E~ Attalc* At Dftrl" (11174) Rlok Jaeon. Peter Brown. A owing .....it on an Atab Pf'laon •• leunChed by • band ol lw .... to tr.a a nitl-. majot. (2 """' • ntE 8AAOV BUNCH Matda bellt lier lister Cln· d'f Into beliMlg tNt tile la toon '° be dlac:OYat'ed as the,_ ~Temple. Cll THE AOOt<JE8 A poliDaman. returning to the lorce •lier • aerloua lntury. Mek9 the man he holda "9C>Ortllbla tor his condllion. Off and Runni~g fDZOOM ~ F0008 FOfi TltE M00ERN FAMILY Shirley Jo Finney (left) ~els some pointe!·s from former track star Wilma Rudolph m preparation for her role as "Wilma" tonight at 9 on NBC, Channel 4, <See story below.> .. Whetting Tiie ~ha" fl:30 D MOVIE * ** "Tiie Birds" (P1111 1) ( 1"3) Tlppl Hedren, Rod Taylot. The rWidentl of a •mall lhete town norll'I 01 San Francisco ar• llidous- ty an.eked by ttlouMnd• or etued birds. (1 "'" 30 mln.) G) MY THAU SONS An old girltri.nd ternlla st..,. 0oug1a1 by ec11ng as tl)ough ahe plans lo eccept a proposal of matTlage he nu not made. 81 O\'£REA8Y GuMt: Frederidt BrlMon. 6' P'AMllY PORTRAIT "family Ponrlll1" (J) 08SNEW8 1:00 D N8C NEWS D UAR8CUJ8 t8 ILOVEUJCY "Picw-Womeo" Cl) ~12 A etOlen car oon19lnlng ror• IOI' a '"*1y lemlty la Iha ob)acl of a wldeapread -c:h. Channe l Lisi ing• I) KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles O KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles U KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) l<FMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ.lV (Ind) Los Angeles lfOl KCST \NBC) San Diego G) KTTV \Ind.) Los AnQetes fl) KCOP·TV (Ind I Los Angeles 6l) l<CET·TV (PBS) Los Angele~ e,;) l<OCE·TV (PBS) Huntlngtor> Beacl> • MACM:K. I l.EMAEA AEPORr fD YOGA'MTH MADELINE Cl) TO TEU. THE TAUTH 1='° D COH8UMER 80YUHE I NEWl.YWED GAME THE MADY BUNCH Jan, ~to ealab- 11111 '* own Identity. vi. out tor pomoi)Om gil1 bVI I.it. lo 1>41 p!Qle<I. I LETS MAKE A OEAt.. LA. IHTEACHAHGE e P'AEHCH CHS' "Stt.wt>erry Sou"'-For OWl«t"(R) Cl) t 100.000 NAME '™AT TUNE 1:00 8 Cl) LOGAN'S AUN A undtnen. who u.irnee Ille Identity Of deed ~ Hiii 14 10 lure Logan and Malca bacll to the City ot Domes. enc:ounten unu- pecte<I ~ D I08HOPE The l!\MIW oomedJ.,, IS joined by: Ollvl• Newton- Joh(I and P9rry Como In • aatlf'e ol "Star Wera:" Metll Ha.mill Ill • toy atora ~---.MOVW **-wortd ....... (~ OOOl#Mn.-Y. Diie Oliloit ,..,.... the ltcwy Clf -,....,. ..... .-"° lndlll on • 1lg9I' Mint Ind ltlen IO AAtcll ..._. "- t111ntl leopard a11d ....-.~In.) I JOQffa WIU) CAAO&.WTf .ltMfOnma au.i:S..L---. • MOYIE **" "W.... Ot NoM· C1983) Suzanne """*"' Ty HMtln. A horW nlnlr ..... to'* lllfl088 .... hlMng • fllng wttn • mar· tied hof'M--. (2 tn.) • HOU.YWOOO lQ.lVIMOH ™EATM .. ForTila UM Ot TM ....... G THE 18TO#S9m t«NM:.8 Mllltoa Molner, Auntie GruHom•: M•tzoh ~ .. 8lua Bowe. Percy Dowitolwlla lfld Ole H9il'obl Trio. •:ao I OOHCen'RATION lt2t,OOO QlDTlOH ova.uav Oueat: Ff9dartc* 8rlaloft. t:48 MOVIE *** "WhlW °"""'* .. ( 1964) BlnO O'oeby, ~ Kaye. A comic tour'IOfM tell• .,, ant.uiinment )ob In Vermont to Nip a for· ""' genanil • ..., .. In dM-fl!" Ol loek'Q hie Inn. 8:00 • CJ) MAUDE "Maude'• ChrtstmH 8urprtM'. 'T'ftl the lllght bet0f9 Qw1ltmM and .. thtOllgh MIUda'a hoi.- 0-raiglw~ .. '* hOlldll)' ~·lion _,,. to 119 tuml!lg out quit• ~lly "'*' .,,. plenned. D N8CMOVIE "Wllma" (Premier•) 8hltley Jo Finney. Cicely TY90f!. A young Dlaclt woman undetar'9d Dy ctllldhood ptiyllcel hendleaoa. pr* nancy and ln)ury, apur9 ,..,_., on to ~ • tllpla gold tr*Sal winner In the 1lle0 Aofne OtympQ. 111 ORAL AOBER18 CHMTMA8 U£CW. m lilE1'V GRIFPIN Guestt: Abe Vlgoda, Jack can., Johnny ~ Dr. Robert ,,.,ow. 8!) ~VIO SUS8Kltif0 ltl MA01CA1. MUSICAL TONIGHT'S LATEST USTIN~ TUBE TOPPERS C~ 8 6:30 -••The Birds.•• Alfred Hitchcock hit a new level or terror with this 1963 movie about what happens when our f eatllered friends become f eatbered fiends. With Rod Taylor. Tippi Hedren, Suzanne Plesbette and Jessica Tandy. ABC fl 8:45 -"White Christmas:· The annual airing of this holiday movie treat with Bing Crosby. Danny Kaye. Rosemary Cloonoy. Veru-Ellen and Dean. Jagger.· NBC D 9:00-.. Wilma:·Thestoryor Olympic track medalist Wilma Rudolph, who overcame childhood infirmities to become a champion runner. Shirley Jo Finney plays the tiUe role with Cicely Tyson as her mot.her. KHJ 0 9:00 -Oral Roberts Special. Musical numbers and a holiday message are featured with guest star Dionne . Warwicke. of till~ In• 11199 day, • widow. flncle It very dlfllcUlt to ~ Illa own 1MN to W9CS. (A) • TOMCJHT GI.-h09t: Jdlll o.vld- eon.~ Pete Bart>uttl. Kenny ~ DeblMll ~ 9 LOVI, AMINCAN 8TYLE "~ And Who? I l.OY9 Attd The Fw Coet" 8 MOVIE • • ...,._ Of Myltery"" ( 1MI) Vic r.tonow. ca.ide Aldna, ~ UC*18 .,. IO&lght l>y • diamond. llUl'ltar and • r8\'0lutlOnery laedar.(2tve.) ·~IMAAT MU'tl9I ~ 10 the ,_ CUii of • )91....C ....._ when lhe lek• '*' own lrldnllpplng. • CAPflOHID A.BO NeW8 9 R>NllOE "And 8)'My a.-~ ~ t2:00. 1WIUGHT ZONE' ••Qnoa Upon A Time" • P'OMVa lll!MWOOO TM .-,. lllt8; EJeaftot' -~ Met'le .,., Jettrey try to....,._ • MOYIE '* * ~ .. A v.,., Pl1¥1lle Attal,.-(1H2) Br1gltte Bardol. Marcello Muffoi.nnt. An lnteme.- llonal llartat .. ~ wtlh , .. ~ ... ,, tw. 30mln.) ~-GEHEAUTRV "Melclcel ~ .. 12:4(11~ ••• HSaflara" (1843) ~ 8ogat1. ._ 8annatt. During Worid W8' II, Ill AtMtlcan l..it crew eucca.fully holda off Ger- man troopa whMe att.mpt- lng to croa ttie s.i.a deMr1. ( 1 "'" 20 min.) 1:00 D TOMOMOW ~&etta~(R) a 18PY A former U.S. "Vf ~ the mlateke of falling In tow wfth an enemy aoaric and.,__ IN object ol • -ell by Kelly arid Scott. AFTEN>ON 1J:CIO • • *" ''Girt Ontz'f" '1~) Mick~ Aoclrley, Judy Gwland. A rlcll ptll)'" boytlllll~kl¥81llllfla elude rand\ °"" ca -.. ao min .. ) ~G ••"No~ PIH .. " (18MI Marla Pwllchy. AoOert CU!wtlrto- ham. Creatura1 fr om Metllar p4ar>lt -,... tlCCidanCa "' ClrdW '° gain Sl DJll lllDll Of the boc:laa of their vlc:1lmlL (2 111'1.) 3.'00 9 * * .. Tiv.a Into T• 1 Won't Go.. (11189) Rod SllllQat, a.. BloQln, A P<omltcuou• young wom- llll 9fllar8 the llY9I of • --tied couple, uneattlng them. (2 hra.) 3:30 8 *** "H411!>r'(1885) Tiie BeatleL A ""*c:IM la pursued by • ~ ~ and 1111 MOttllollll GUlt tor • IC)aClal ring ha ,...., • • Qltt. lt tw., ao 1111111\.) Wilma's Story on TV Tonight By DAN LEWIS TVOOllOS.Nk• In 1960 al lhe Olympic Sladrum in Rome. a tall, athletically lri m young lady flashed to Olympic immortality. Wilma Rudolph, the teenager from Tennessee, who couldn •t that year 's Games Wilma's determination to over· come her background, Her hardships and her infirmities make an inspirational story. It's the stuff that movies are made of, and that's precisely what NBC has done • walk normally until she was 8 :vears old, became the first and o nly American \\Oman to win t hree Olympic cold medals at T U EY ARE CALLED docudramas. because they are based on fact They are bio- • I • i ... More 2 Come F emirood Goes Hollyirood LOS ANGELES (AP ) -"Fernwood 2Nlght," produc~r Norman Lear's syndicated spoof of television talk shows, will r eturn in April with the same cast and a new title, "Am erica 2Night." Lear said he will start taping 13 more weeks of ''America 2Night'' in mid-January even though no TV sla· tions even have signed up for it yet. •'AMERICA 2NIGHT" STARS comedian Martin Mull ~ls the show's host, Barth Gimble, who also hosted the pre- vious "Fernwood 2Night." "We're going on whether we wind up in one market or 10 markets or 110 markets," said Lear , whose "Fernwood 2Nigbt" appeared in 43 markets last summer, according to hisomce. The series will be movlng from mythical Fernwood. Ohio -site of Lear's syndicated "ForeJ1er Femwood" --to Hollywood to get big stars who live here as guests. SUCH STARS AS BURT Lancaster, Steve Allen, Paul Lynde, Milt.on Berle and Andy Williams showed up lo briefly josh with lhe cast and welcome the abow .. to town. Muu. Los Angeles Mayor TC1m Bradley also was there to welcome Barth Gimble Mull as "Mr. Gum- ball" and deny bis city, which bid for the 1984 summer Olympics, had ever bid to gel "America 2Nigbt." "We just hope you won 't louse up our Olympic games," said the mayor. Lear estimates the new series will cost $'l mUlioD to make, sllghUy more than the cost of the old "Fernwood 2Nlght" series. I ~FROM ·F ashi on -Island . Newport Be~~h ' graphies and /or historical re· countings. These projects are ex- clusive to television and have been well received. Particularly in sports, Lhcy have dealt with heroes stricken by fatal diseases in the prime of life. But "Wilwa," the story of Miss Rudolph, is different: it has a happy ending. She won her medals, and today. 17 years later, she is a happily married mother or four <two daughters two sons). She has kept busy professionaJ- ly as well; she is currently head of the Tennessee Film Com- mission. She says, however, this will not be her career. A recent experience as human resources executive at a Nashville bank has swayed her interests to bank-· ing. ••wJLMA" WILL BE aired by NBC· TV tonight at 9 on Channel 4. Stage and television actress Shirley Jo Finney, whose credits are mainly gues t roles in episodic television, will portray Wilma. On a recent visit to New York, Wilma talked about her present, her future and her reflections ot the past. NBC's press depart- ment brought Wilma and Shirley Jo to New York; together they met the press. She stays in shape mosUy by jogging, Wilma reported. She's Jong past lb~ competitive stage. bat she plays tennis and roots for her daughter, Yolanda, 19, a sophomore at Tennessee State University, where her mother ftchieved her early recognition. YOLANDA IS NOT a sprinter like her mother. Wilma's gold medals were for winning the 100- and 200-meter dashes and the third as the last leg of the win· n.ing ~meter relay t.eam. ··she <Yolanda) Was good in the sprinta," Wilma said ot berJ daugbtef'. "She baa won tome and lost some (races), but she doesn't. baye the speed that J had. ·s he's concentrating on the mid· die-distances, 400 meters. Wilma is just a ran, where her d a ug hter is concerned . She doesn 't coach her , reeling it would be a difficult relationship. "'l"VE SEEN FATHE RS coaching their kids (not her own, she hastens to add> and it can be extra tough. J don't want that;• s he explained. Nor did she want her daughter to feel she bad to run because of her mother's fame. WUma Rudolph was born pre- maturely and, in infancy, was stricken with a series of il~es -double pneumonia, scarlet fever and polio. She didn't take her initial proper walking steps until she was 8, and endured braces and therapy until s be was •·--.~i: 12. PHYSICAL THERAP Y and the determination to overcome her handicaps moved Wilma to sports. Becal.lff she was tall and only 89 pounds, she was first attracted to basketball. But, she says, from tbe first day she stepped onto a track, she knew she loved lt. lo .1956, sbe competed in the Olympics at Melbourne, a shy 15-year-dd in the highly com· petitive world of International athletics. She got her first medal -a bronze aoe as a member of tbe u.s~ 400-meter relay tearn which flnlsbecl third. FOUR YEARS L ATE& in Ro'1H' a poised, experienced athlete -and mother of a two- year-old girl, Wllma Rudolph made Olympic history. She won those three Gold Medals, and became the toast of the '60 Games. "Thlnga that happen are destiny," she says modestly of her accomplishments. ''It's Lm~ portant for me to tell my story, my fight against the early pro- blems, tbe emoUonal problems that they later caused,•: ahe laid. The Old Soft Shoe Mark Hamill, s tar of the hit movie "Star Wars," joins Bob Hope for a vaudeville routine on Hope's latest com- edy special tonight at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. Hamill also participates in a satire of "Star Wars.·· (JACK ANDERSON) REVEAL.$ in the DAILY PILOT • 1' I 17 -Laguna /SOatli Coast EDITION VOL 70, NO. 353, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES Racing Yachts Windward Passage, Kialoa Collide By ALMON LOCKABEY o.lty P11et 9MCNot Wrltw Two world famous racing yachts, Kialoa and Windward Passage, were severely damaged Sunday in a colUsion during the first race of the Southern Cross Cup Series out of Sydney, Australia. Kialoa. a 79-foot ketch owned and skippered by John B. "Jim" Kilroy or Los Angeles received a hole in her aluminum hull near the stem and her steering was damaged, according to wire service reports. Two of Kialoa's crewmen, the owner's son, John Kilroy, and· navigator David Kilponen were thrown overboard, but were picked up wit.bout injury. Windward Passage, owned by Mark and Fritz Johnson of Portiana, Ore .. a ppeared to be the most seriously damt .. ed. ac- cording lo reports. Thu boat's bow pulpit wao twisted and In· curred damage to the hull al the bow. The collision occurred al the leeward mark halfway through the 30-mile course off Sydney Heads. In a transoceanic telephone call to a m~mber of his family in Newport Beach Sunday night, Kilroy said Windward Passage Bulge Cited So"ledad Earthquake Pro~? LA JOLLA <AP> -Mount Soledad with its S200,000 lo 5600.000 homes might be earthquake- prone. says a book published by the San Diego Socie· ty of Natural His tory. The author, physicist Richard Simons. said a swelling in Mount Soledad is similar to what hap· pcnccl m the "Palmdale Bulge" which uplifted as much as 14 inches from 1960 to 1975. "The possibility that Mount Soledad represents a s imilar feature recommends that a high priority be assigned to determine s train rate in that immediate vicinity,·· wrote Simons. Jn a million, years, he said , Mount Soledad grew 670 feet, Simons noted that the possibly earthquake· active Rose Canyon Fault bends in an S·shape around Soledad and may have "locked" in that'zone with compressive forces pusbin& the mountain higher. . Simons is with tho lnstittr~tr~ alld Planetary Physics at UC SanO. buted to the book. "Geologic Hazards in an DleRo.t" Clemente Cyclist Killed in Crash David Inman, 17, of 317 Mon· tery Ave .. San Clemente, was killed Sunday evening when the motorcycle he was riding on Pacific Coast Highway in the Dana Point area slammed into a car, according to a coroner's re· port. . Injured in the 6:30 p.m . col- lision were Taylor Isenberg, 31, of 24590 Alcoba St., Mission Vie· jo, and 5-year.old Amy Finstad of the same address. According to a California Highway Patrol report, Inman was ·southbound on Coast Highway when lsenber" drove his car onto the hlghwa.Y from Street oC the Blue Lantern. The motorcycle struck the auto wblle traveling at an estimated 40 mph. the CHP re· port said. · Both injured occupants of the car were taken to Mission Com· munity Hospital for treatment of their injuries and both Y{ere re· ported in good condition by the CHP. Cause of the accident is still under investigation, the CH P re- porting oCficer said. Clemente Girl, 14, Raped Near Beach A 14-year·old San Clemente girl told police she wu raped ln a public beach parking lot about Coast Weather Variable high cloudp through Tuesday but chance of some low clouds tonight and early Tuesday. Slightly warmer da.ys and cooler nighll. Lowa lorll&ht mid·<tOs to low 50s. Highs Tuesday m1d·80s to near 70. INSIDE TODAY In a QOfM combating tohot mGJI MW been tlw comtbtlolc Of the J1tGr • the "°'°"'* moat controvttnal call, IM Baltimore CoU• made th• pla11off•· PaQc_C2. collided with Kialoa near Kialoa 's steering station aft, dantaglng the cockpit. The two yachts were rounding the mark at the time. Kilroy said Passage lost its bowsprit (also known as pulpit) and suffered severe damage to the hull. Passage also lost a headstay ln the collision. Both yachts were entered as a U.S. team in the Southern Cross Cup Series which conclude~ wlth the famed Sydney to Hobart race. a 632-miler starting Dec. 26. Kilroy denied wire service re· ports that his yacht was holed through, but said Kialoa prob· ably would be out of the second race or the series. He expects Kialoa lo be repaired in time for the third race and the Sydney. Hobart finale. He said Windward Passage probably would be repaired in time for the Sydney-Hobart race. The two yachts are Intense rivals in world ocean racing. Klaloa is a 79-foot aluminum yacht designed by Sparkman & Stephens and built by Palmer- Johnson of Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Wi'ndward Passage is a 73-Coot ketch desl~ned by Alan Gurney and built by the late Robert F. Johnson In a shipyard he built speclflcally for the yacht's con· s tructlon In Wes t End, Bahamas. According to Kilroy, Kialoa was leading Passage as the two yachts approached the mark. He said his crew hailed Passage that it did nol have rteht-of-way. but that Passsge's 1\elmsman, Rob- bie Vau1hn, failed lo alter coune. 'tbere w.aa a report that Passage's steering had been damaged in a previous race and that the yacht also bad blown out a beadsail. In a lengthy protest hearing Sunday night Windward Passage was disqualified, in· dicating that It was at fault in the collision. Meanwhile, reports from the Cruising Club of Australia today indicated that the point leaders <See 'YACHTS, Page A2) Candle CalUle Of $25,000 Laguna Blaze Fire officials believe an over-turned candle sparked a $25.000 fire at a Laguna Beach apart- ment early Sunday morning, less than a block from the city·s main fire station. Eighteen firefighters from the city's three stations, plus volun· teer firemen r~ponded to the 2 a.m. blaze at 350 Loma Terrace, extinguishing the flames in less U,an 10 minutes. Firemen said the bottom apartment ln the four·unit com· plex wu completely engulfed when they arrived. Realdent Steve Belnap told firemen he wa:; lylng on a mat· tress and box springs on the floor of the downstairs apart· ment at the time of the blaze. Belknap was unhurt in the inci· deDt which destroyed the bedroom of the apartment, owned by lmoiene Hinkley. or 280 Aster St. Firemen confined the blaze to the one apartment, with an up- stairs unit sustaining only smoke damage. A candle found on the carpet next to the box springs was beljevedtobethecauseof theflre. 1'ollegfJall Tourneg Altera •• N.Y. Stoeks Greg Renall and Mona Bishop showed good form Saturday in San Clemente's in· vitational beach volleyball tournament. The two-person team pictured here lost. out, however, to finalists Woody Brooks and Teresa Bandel of Corona del Mar and Donny Atkinson and Peggy Beard of San Clemente. The weekend's tournament was sponsored by the San Clemente Recrea- tion Department. Rain disrupted the game briefly on Saturday, city lifeguards re- ported. .Lady Cop Nabs Man In Tustin Shootout A 27-year-old Tustin policewoman exchanged gunfire JNtta • .,... Nbbery suspeet Sunday night in a shootout that ended with the sw;pect 's SW'· r•edtr and the reeovery of $2,000 belleved to hhe been taken at gunpoint from a pizza parlor. Police Identified the armed robbery suspect as Marco Polo Darley, Z7,•or Santa Ana, who was arrested in the parking lot outside the victimized pizza parlor. Before Darley threw down his pistol and surrend ered, however, he had exchanged shots with policewoman Kris Dobaski, a member of the Tus~in police force for less than four months. ·According to a police report, Officer Dobaski wu one of t.bcee otneer•·•h.,.. at 8:3• .,.m. responded to a robbery in proerae call at Sbakey's Pina. au w. J"lnt.St.. Tuatill. As tbe t11o ot oftleers arrtftd at the plna parlor, Darley re· portedly dashed out the front door with gW1 in band. He allegedly fired a single shot at the policewoman who, in turn, fired a single shot at Darley, a shot that missed its mark but helped convince him lo surrender to Miss Dobaski's fellow officers. Recovered with the atrest of the uninjured suspect was $2,000 cash reportedly taken at gun- point a few minutes earlier from the pizza parlor's manager. Explosion Blamed • On Drug 'Factory' Orange police said today they angel dust. the latest craze believe operation or an illegal among drug users. d rug factory in a small {came Investigators said the rem· house caused the Saturday ex· nants of what they believe was plosion and fire that resulted in the bathroom angel dust factory the death of one man and the have been turned over to the serious burning or another. sheriffs crime lab for positive As a result of the death and identification. near-death, the couple who ran Killed in the Saturday mom· unharmed from the 10:30 a.m. ing blast and fire was Steven fire in their home al 262 N. Mark Paragon, 26, of Tustin. Orange St., Orange, are expect· Seriously burned when the ed to be charged with homicide volatile chemicals exploded and as well as drug offenses related ignited a rire that caused an to alleged operation .of the rac-estimated $20,000 worth of tory. damage to the Strouds' rented Police aafd apparatµs and· home was Gregory R. Kish, 24, or chemicals recovered from the GardenGrove. home have caused them to sus· Kish reportedly is in critical peel ,that George and Mary condition today in the burn Stroud, both 30 and both resl· center al the UCI Medical dents In the Orange Street Center in Orange. house. were large·scale , GM Settles Suit, Pays $40Million CHICAGO (AP> -State pro-• secutors ann~ced today lbe setUemmt ol the General Motors eaitne•IWlteti &acu and said the $40 'million the company may have to pay makes it the largest consumer victory in the nation·s history. Illinois Attorney General William J . Scott said each car owner who got a Chevrolet engine in a Buick, Oldsmobile or Pontiac will receive $200 cash and a three-year warranty under the setUement. Scott and the attorneys general from Michigan and Ohio said this could cost Genenl Motors as much as $40 million. The settlement was accepted by attorneys general in 45 states, Scott said. States not ac- cepting terms or the agreement were California, Louisiana. Iowa, Kentucky and Tennessee, said a consumers attorney fight· ing the settlement. The fracas began in January when Joseph Siwek of Chicago was told by an Oldsmobile dealer he could not replace a fan belt because the Olds Siwek had · bought had a Chevrolet engine. Scott and other attorneys general sued when they dis· covered a nationwide pattern or engine switching. The automaker had been sued by public oCficials in about half the nation's states after con· sumers who purchased new Oldsmoblles, Bulcks and Pon· tiacs discovered 5ome contained Chevrolet engines. Many other suits were filed by private in· divlduals. Scott said the warranties can be transferred If the car is sold and are valued at $200 each. "We are here lo announce a <See GM, Page A2) bathroom manufacturers of Carter Hold.8 Bible Class Laguna's Shelter · Get Neighbor Vote WASIUNGTON (AP> -Presl· dent Carter delivered ,, lecture to a pre-Chriatmu Bible clus ~unday, urgJpj his student.a to avofd preoccupation with death. plr1slcal wealth. latne and 1QClaf aiatua. · SpendiJ\I a raln1 niorntn1 at the P'ihlt Bal>tll't Church. the president ana bl• 10-year-old' daufbter, Am1, attended the momtna wOl'lhlp •rvtee .ner t¥Y took pftt in lhetr nparate &inda1acboolcl ....... Mr•• C~er lei\• the '"Blb1e c;~!~mld'f•Y 01rou11t ber h '• ~'"'* leuon and d d '* ietum far tbe 1.mee. LSD•• . Peek, a White Hoae• ~-.,..... l&ld Mm. can.r fill lt WM 4:'too warm ID tM ciQ(' ....... t...,. ton.to J By STEVE MJTCHELL Health officials> came around oe .. .oe1ty,........, ' here and told me about a new When county supervlson ap.. th b l " lb proved ·locating a ·youth sbel~ program at e s e ter, e on st. Ann's Drive in Lapna woman said. "I ,told them if it Beacb n.early three yea.rs ago, contlnuts the way it bas been, I Several neighbors spoke out weuld have no objeeUons." · TM woman..! who said she did against the plan. nQt wiJh to oe Identified, ad· A man who lives several doors muted she had her doubts at hofro:e ~~ u.:·~e!~::! fint about tbe nec111lng shelter, which provides family counsel- plan lo .. inHrtiftl • boardtn& in, and a ho~•·llke atmoephere houff in a ....tdentfal communl· l ~ tl , , p~Uac the 10'lllpter'a Jn lo ocal Juven es. the 11\eiter would be a ... dlll ol But now \be Laauna shelter potenUalJuvenlledellnquenta." has expanded. Not 1n the Today. tbne yeart and *· number of younpten staying at clreds ol youns bMNen a.ur. u. •Lx·bed racillty, but in the Uaat m•'• wile ..,1 ahe u. not t\umber ol MrVlces offered. Tbe shelter bas beeome tbe eaperl...t •>"' proWeiN with fihl la Qruae County to Uliillle, u.:.i.....~. • '"lli•ltet: tbilJ (~llmtu l .. lllELT&at Pe1e M) 11 ONLY PILOT U Jordan's . Remark ' Denied • WASHINGTON (AP> -There \IFere a Jot or snickers in Washington restaurants and oC· flees today about a aalaclous re- mark that White House aide Hamilton J ordan r eportedly made t.o the wife of the EgypUan am bauador. The alleged incident at a r~ cent dinner party involved a comaParison of the alorles of Egyptian history with the l>by- sique of Mrs. Ashraf Ghorbal, the ambassador's wile, according to a guest who was there. Jordan, speaking through White House press secretary Jody Powell, denies that he made the· remark. Stories or references t.o the alleged incident have been published here and in .New York. A guest, who asked not to be identified, saJd Jordan was sit· ting next to Mrs. Ghorbal at the party when be turned to her. ob- served her bosom. pulled out the neckline of her dress and sald something about "always want- ing lO see the twin pyr amids of the Nile." However, the ambassador said his wife ''doesn't remember that she heard anything of the sort" Crom J ordan and that she had not been orrended "because there was nothing to be offended ubout." Other guests, including former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, said they could recall no such incident. The guest who reported the al· leged indcident also said that Jordan left the table to visit the bathroom, saying: "This ad· ministration has to take a -:· Pastors Back Bryant Drive OK LAHOMA CITY CAP> - Two Oklahoma ministers are ~athcring signatures and dona· taons for a message saying that Anita Bryant's stand against homosexual rights has the back· ing of citizens in her home state. "What she has stood for hru> not been fairly represented,•· the Rev. Robert Wise sajd Sunday. Wise. pastor of Our Lord's Com munily Churc h , a nd Southern Baptist evangelist Larry Jones have joined to col· lcct indications of support for the Oklahoma native. NBC announced it would not retain Miss Bryant to host the network's coverage of the Orange Bowl parade J an. 2. Laguna Seeks. Applications The Laguna Beach City Coon· cil is seeking applicants for the post of planning commissioner to fi ll out the term of William Leak, who resigned last month. Leak's term continues until Ju· ly 1, 1978. according to City Clerk Verna RolJinger who said in· terested Laguna Beach citllens may apply for interviews with the council in her office. The.clerk's office at SOS Forest Ave. is openfrom8 a.m. toSp.m. weekdays. Fl"OlaPageAI YACHTS ••• Victoria and New Zealand both looked well placed in the second race of the series. . The leading yachts rounded Flinders Islet after a 4S..mile.leg from Sydney with the U.S. 66-· footer Phant~im in front eight miles ahead of the U.S. 49·foottr Bravura •. DAILY PILOT Bound for t;oast A 448·ton, 122.f oot-long reheater pressure vessel is transported across a bridge near Belfast, Northern Ireland, on its way to a new nuclear power plan at San Onofre, Calif. It took 10 hours to make the 11-mile t rip from Britain ·s General Electric Com- pany Generat ors factory in Laroe, Northern Ireland. to the Belfast docks. Council Hopeful Files San Clemente businessman Albert Popik has filed election papers for the March 7 City Council race, making him the first official candidate for three contested seats. Popik, 35, of 115 CaJle Dom· inguez, is par t owner and manager of Pease Mobil, a San Clemente service station. Six other San Clemente resi· dents have taken out election papers. In order to file. a would· be candidate must collect at least 20 signatures of registered San Clemente voters who sup· • t-·"t - port his candidacy. Seats of Councilmen Thomas O'Keefe. Patrick Lane and Tony DiGiovanni will be contested in March. O'Keefe and Lane have announced they will not seek re· election. DiGiovanni has not yet announced his intentions. DiGiovanni has until Dec. 29 lo file for the election. Non· incumbent candidates have until noon on Jan. 3 to file. The other six men who have taken out election papers are: -Fonner city councilman and real estate appraiser Charles , ... .; Mtr .............. YOUTHS GET PSYCHOLOGICAL BREATHER AT SHELTER Laguna "ttome Now Helps Out-<tf-County Runaways Fro.Page Al LAGUNA SHELTER. • • so ·called "uncooperative" runaways or incorrigible youngsters who by law can no longer be forcibly detained. Julie Poulson, acting deputy director of the South County Regional Mental Health agency, says \he change won't even be noticed in the nelghorhood, despite the fact the shelter will be taking on youngsters referred to counselors by police depart· ments in the county. truant youngsters. runaways and incorrigibles <out of paren· tal control) as examples. The shelter wiU now operate seven days a week instead of five, and a round·the·clock counseling se~ice is available for teens Crom out or the county who ar e picked up by police. "Our counselors wlll go t.o the police department or the shelter and meet with the kid and do a crisis intervention session," Mrs. Clecak explained. Now she says, the shelter will be JJSed for youngsters whose 'J>'ltrents may not be available to "Then, with the youngsicr·s l consent, be is beddeo oown an assist in working out prob ems-the s helter until transportation those youths who are not Oran1e can be arrangea to get him back County residents. home. But the shelter wm still carry "Three or four hours of pro- out its primary function as a fessionaJ counseling at any hour ramlly crisis center, a place of the day or nJeht is a hard item where fa mill ea with problems to buy,•. abe smiled. can allow their children to atay w))ile the youths and parents So while the Laguna shelter is diff b adding services, there will be no work out erencea t roug~ imfcact 00 the neighbors, county counseling at the St. Ann's Drive orf cl ala maintain. addree. Fox, of 213 W. Mariposa, who chose not to run for re-election in 1976. -Environmental planning consultant Boyd Amers, of 40S Ave. Vaquero. -Buyer and college student David Dodson, of 1531 Ave. Buena Vista E. -Retired news broadcaster Ed Dieden, of 234 Ave. Santa Barba ra#2 San Clemente Sears store manager Roy Hamm, of 136 Ave. Cadiz. -San Clemente developer and city planning commissioner Al· Ian Wulfeck . of 922 Ave. Presidio. Santa 'Stroll' Scheduled for San Clemente Santa Claus will be strolling through San Clemente this week. greeting children and listening to their Christmas wishes, from 2 to 5 p.m .. according to the following schedule: -Tuesday Santa will walk along North El Camino Real and visit the Old City Plaza at 111 W. Ave. Palizada. -Wednesday he will be stroll· ing along Avenida del Mar, on the south side of the street. -Thursday he will be on the north side or Avenidp del Mar. Santa's visit to San Clemente is s p onsored by the city's chamber of commerce. Addi · tional information is available · by calling 492·1131. FRENCH MENU INCOMPLETE? BORDEAUX. France CAP) - Thieves stole 990 pounds of select goose liver Cro m a Bordeaux warehouse just in time for Christmas. Foie gras is considered ~ almost necessary part of a French Christmas dinner menu. The loss from the theft, which took place over the weekend. was estimated at $20,000. S...Rafael Over Hookers SAN RAFAEL CAP> -The San Rafael Harbor Llons Club ls in an uproar over prostiUution. And club members have offered to go WKlercover as customers to help police make arrests. "l eee bookers every day and I'm t ired of it, .. eaid Jerry Hallett, a leader of the IJons. C lub c ampaign ... Our secretaries have t.o work here Youth Art Contest Aruwunced Young artists In Laguna Beach will be competing to have their commlasioned works placed on permanent display at the beach under a contest funded by the Kalos Kagathos 1'~oundation. The foundation, headed by Lagunan Bruce Hopping, will commission three murals and two sculptures to grace the re· tainlng walls and area at the en· trance to Thalia Street Beach. The competitio1' is open to Laguna Beach artists between the ages of 15 and 25, Hopping said. Local artists Boris Buzan and Robert B. Krantz will judge entries at Laguna Beach High Sch ool a nd a nnounce the finalists in mid· February. The art project is also sponsored by the city of Laguna Beach and the Cultural Affairs committee. Finalists, tQ be announced after the Feb. 3 deadline, wlll re· ceive $100 for materials to com· plete the murals. Young sculptors will receive $400 tor materials and all finalists will receive $100 in prize money. Rules and details are availa- ble from the Human Affairs Department at city hall. Fro• PGfle Al GM ••• -$40 million Christmas present for over 100,000 people,·• Scott said at a news conference, "Jt is the largest consumer protection settlement in history." Also at the news conference were Attorneys General William J . Brown of Omo and Frank J. Kelley of Mlcblgan, both or whom were instrumental in the six·tnonth negotiatiops with GM. Scott said the agreement was "extremely fair" and binds GM in the future Lo "telling people exactly what engine they are getting." The settlement is subject to approval by Judge Frank McGarr or U.S. District Court. A hearing with the judge was scheduled later in the day. Paris Store BD.n18 PARIS CAP> -Two bombs exploded in front of Faucbou's before dawn today, atart.fng a fire that destroyed most of the fancy food ana liquor depart- ments of France's best known a nd most expensive grocery store. Six emptoyes who were in the building escapedµnburt. ' CORUM. a nd our wives and chUdren come to vislt. They can't even walk on the streets wltbout men coming aloo& trying t.o solicit. them." : Club president Seth Muller said merchants should not be content simply to Identify protULutes for police. . ..They abould walk up to the woman and say, 'Hey, we don't want you here. Get out from in front of my s tore,• " MuJle.(' said. . Not all the club members are backin g the progrem. "That's oot the klod o! civiq project the Lions club should ~ involved in," said club mem~ Art M•dsen Jr., a photographer • "I'm enU.rely agai.Dst lL" Hallett, who l'UD5 a burglar alarm and private invesucatton firm, said the police don't have enough manpower to cope with the growing problem. Hallet says the club•s first !ltep toward helping police would be to idenUly streetwalkers. U that doesn't Jead to cleaning up prostitution, he said club mem- bers will be trained t.o pose as potential clients, using un- dercover photography and tape recordings which could be used in criminal prosecutions. Police Lt. Charles S. Brobeck said, "If they want lo give us in· formation, we'd be happy to ·work with them. I wouldn't want to see people sltnply take things into their own bands." Brobeck said the club mem· be rs' activities "could be' dange rous" because many pros titutes are armed with knives and have male pimps who would be upset by any in· terference. Marine Killed In Collision On Freeway· Camp P endleton Marine Michael Weaver succumbed Sunday to injuries suffered Fri, day morning in a single car crash on the San Diego Freeway nea r Sand Canyon. Road in Irvin e, the Orange County , Coroner's Office said today. Accident investigators said Weaver, of San Jose, apparently fell asleep at the wheel or a car ·that left the roadway and hit a tree. He was taken to Saddleback Community Hospital where he died early Sunday. An uniden- tified Marine wlto was in the car with him is in the same hospital with lnjurjes described as ser ious, the coroner's office said. Thief Gets Wheels From Laguna Car A Laguna Beach man told police someone used a jack and lug wrench t.o remove four m~g. rims and radial tires from his car sometime Saturday mom· ing. Robert Green said he walked out to his car parked in front of his house at 2835 Crullon Way Saturday morning to find the tires and rims missing. Police• said the thieves left lhe 1970 Porsche up on ·blocks and fled with the $1,000 worth or wh eels. •'Tb• major difference now," Mental Health officials said Mrs. J>ouleon said, "ia that they contacted 16 residents oo we 're openln' the doors to St. Ann's t.o tell them about the youn11ten referred to us by new proeram, and sent letters to So unique Is the artisanshlp of this authentJc United $tates •20 goldpiece watch, it measures time In generations not hours. • pollce agencies." two homes in whtch the owners That doel not mean the shelter could not be reached. Ja taklnl on mminals, countr, Mrs. Pou1soD said ahe heard n<> Mental Health Department o • complamta from nei1hbors who flcials emphaatie. <'.:httdren 1'6-have been Uvhll with the abelt.er tened by poUa to tbe shelter fortbeputthreeyears • • , • ...._ offenden, UCOTdinl "b fact, whtin M°'Went around to ·v tvian Cl ea• k . ·area the nellhborbood to ull real· cool'dlnatm' f• tM South County deab 8bout tbe new prosmn, Re6oui Mental Health aaency. seYer•I people told us they "\IV e•re counseUftc U.e kldl dldD •t eY9 reaJJae tbeN waa .. wbo bave Got committed a ebelter 08 u... bl ... •• b c:rl.Dfe, .. lbt Mid. ''Tbelr lnb'M· ... oea, • e Uou are tboM tlaa1 WOUid not laucbed. cet tll.m .latO trouble were they And. 8be ea.ti, t1Mt'1 the Wrt •dull.a," ab explained. eltin1~ lhey intend to ketp it. " • • • t Swiss made in 18k gold, It conta ins one of the world's thinnest 35-jewel self·winding movements. Limited In avallability, museum quality, it's a collector's tteasure. •3,590. Non~automatic 13,250. , ... ,,_,,., ltfA~ltl11"1)•~·~0.~ ... •m.,,_.. .,,., ...,~ 17 .. Ora•ge CD•st EOlTION VOL 70, NO. 353;·3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAl.:':IFORNIA 'l'oday's ~losing N.Y.Stoeks MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1977 N TEN CEN~~ NB Council Eyes. U.S. Housing Funds: By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of"90Mly ........... Members of a citizens ad· visory committee will recom· mend tonight that Newport Beach councilmen apply for a $536,000 federal grant to buy land for a housing development for low and moderate-income families. Members of the council· appointed Community ~elop- meat Citlun.I Advlaory Commit· lee are expected to make the recommendaUon during a 1:30 p.m..bearing on tbegrantappllca· Uon. The hearing is belnc held to help councilmen decide< if they want to ~ly fpr the f\.ands and. if so. what they will do with the,n. The money is available under an extension.of the Boualng and ' . . .......... ,..... INTERNATIONAL RACERS ,,. COLLISION DOWN UNDER · Yacht• KJ••o• (Above). Wlndwefd·P•H ... (8 .. 0W) ' . ,, "'" Community Development 1rants adminlatered by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development <HUD). The cit.y received more than SI00,000 in a three.year grant that ended this year. The money was used to buy and set up the senior cit.izen cen~r lo Corona del Mar. Guidelines issued from HUD ~onnecilon_wil.b the exttM~=2.- 2Yachts Collide In Race ~ By ALMON LOCKABEY Delly"' ... 9Ntlftt ~ Two world famous racing yachts, Kialoa and Windward Passage, were severely damaged Sunday ln a collision during the first race of the Southern Cross Cup Series out of Sydney, Australia. Klaloa, a 79-foot ketch owned and skippered by John B. "Jim" Kilroy of Los Angeles received a hole In its aluminum huli near the s tern and its steering was- damaged, according lo wire service reports. Two of Kialoa 's crewmen, the owner's son, John Kilroy, and· navigator David Kilponen were thrown overboard, but were picked up without injury. Windward Passage, owned by Mark and Fritz Johnson of Portland, Ore., appeared to be the most seriously damaged, ac· cording to reports. The boat's bow pulpit was twisted and in· curred damage to the bull at the bow. , Tbe colllslon -rn-.... , ... ed... at the • leeward uiark halfw~ through I tlie 30-mile ~ oil l1dntJ . Helllllr. · • J. • • ln a transoceanic telephone call to a member ol his family In Newport Beach SUnday nigbt, Kilroy said Windward Passage collided with Kialoa near Kialoa 's steering station art, damaging the cockpit. The two yachts were rounding the mark at theUme. Kilroy said Passage Jost its bowsprit. (also known as pulpit> and suffered severe damage to the hull. Pa.uage also lost a headstay in the collision. Both yachts were entered as a U.S. team in the Southern Cross Cup Series which concludes with the famed Sydney to Hobart race, a 632-miler starting Dee. 26. Kilroy denied wlre servlce re- ports that his yacht was holed through, but said Kialoa prob- ably would be out of the aecbnd race of the series. He expects Kialoa to be repaired in lime for the thlrd race and the Sydney· Hobart finale. He sald Windward Passage probably would be repaired in tltne for the Sydney-Hobart .race. The two yachts are intense . rivat s in world ocean racing. Klaloa ls a 79-foot a~umlnum yacht designed by Sparkman & Stephens and built by Palmer· JohnsonolSturgeon Bay, Wis. Wfodwarcf"Passage ls a 73-foot ketch designed by Alan Gurney and built by the late Robert F. Johnson in a ahJpyard he built specifically for the yacht's con· (See YACHTS, Page AZ> of the grant program lndlcate that deJ)Al'tment personnel will be looklna for an emphasla on boulng for low and moderate la- come families lo the new grant applicaUoas. City Manager Robert Wynn aald be will also have a series ot recommended projects that "may qualify under the new ptdelloel." Hutld It m,ay.Jie llOUll>ht for counc'1men to use the money to join wJth the Orange County Transit Dlstrlct ln providing benches for the city'• 1'2 bas stops. Wynn also satd the money could be used to rebuild the seawalls on Balboa laland. Island residents have to buy federal flood insurance beeause parts of the seawall are loweD than the level federal olficla.la say ls needed to prevent fioqd damage. .. We might be able to use the mone1 for \bat aiace lt con· stitutes an aid to housing," Wynn commented. If the seawall b raised, island residents would not have to buy the insurance. Another use Wynn wlll suggest ls to devate tbe funds to comple- tion of the Marlnapark master <See E'lJND6, l?a&•All. ~ ..... Sllffp .... BIKE LANE IN FRONT OF POST OFFICE GIVES PATRONS A PAIN Those Who )Yant Curbside P•rklng at Facltfty Are Seeing Red The Riverside Avenue Pott Of· flee in Newport Beach has become the center of what promises to'be one of the city's classic CODt.roversles. All the Ingredients are there: -Ancry citizens who are threatening to pus petitions to enforce their point of view. -A series of technical studi~ Gltl Settlemnat • m I tl which oppoce the views held by citizenry. -A city councilman who's calling for a public bearine. -Another city councilman who wants a larger study made or the problem. .:_And there ls the element that makes it a special Newport Beach controversy. The problem centers on traffic and parting. The Riverside Avenue Post Of· $40 Million Set For Auto Owners CHICAGO (AP) -State pro. secutors announced today the setUement'Of the General Motors engine-switch fracas and said the $40 million the company may have to pay makes it the largest consµmer victory in the nalion's history. Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott said each car owner who, got a Chevrolet engine in a Buick, Oldsmobile or Pontiac will receive $200 cash and a tbree-yfar warranty under the settlement. . Scott and the attorneys generaJ.fronilllclUgan and C>hio said this could cost General Moton a much aa $40 million. The settlement was accepted by attotneys general ln 45 states. Scott said. States not ac· cepUng terms ol the agreement were Callrornla, Louisiana, Iowa, Kentucky and Tennessee, said a cooaumen attorney fi&ht· Ing the aettlemeoL The fracu began ln j anuary when J oset)b stwek of Chicago was told by an Oldsmobile dealer be could not replace a fan bef t because the Olds Siwek had bought had a Chevrolet engine. Scott and other attorneys general sued when they dis· covered a nationwide pattern oC engine switching. The automaker bad been sued by public officials in about bait the nalion·s slates after co9· sumers who purchased new Oldsmoblles, Buicks and Pon· Uacs discovered some contained Chevrolet engines. Many other suits were filed by private in· dlvfduals. Scott said the warranties can be transferred lf the car ls.sold and are valued at ~ each. (See GM, Page A2) Boat Paratle Continuing 11!.)Vewport Descrlbina it u the b\caest and brigbte.t ever, officJai. ol the Newport Barbor Arfa Cbamber ot Commerce said to. day they expect to have more than 80 entries a nlght In the .... malning tlve nlahts of tbe Festival of Ught.s Cbrlatmu boat parade. The parade, wJdc~ opened Saturday, wUl be held nightly thtouch Friday. It beaina at e:ao f.,m. at the Balboe lalMd ferry landlac and takea • counter.cioekwiM tour ol tbe entire lower Newport BAJ, encUac • u. am• spot at.t three-.... later. UDOUlclal count oo otWhl mpt ........... al....., lla1Ud~1a111aa .... &baa .. J· ... '·· ·,"f Flap fice l(,=i:itn ...m post ome.-;a branch otfice when a new lnAln omce was built on Camelback Stree~ a few years ago. The problem at the Riverside A venue branch ls that lts patrons believe there isn't enough park· ing. They want the city to paint the curb in front of the Post Office green for five· minute parking. At present the curb i.s painted red. This was done when a bicy. cle lane was painted on the street in front of tbe post office. Cars were banned because of the hazard they would pose to bicy. cJe ride.rs. John Miller, one of the post of· fice cuatomen, took his case to the city and councilmen asked the city staff and two of their citizens committees to look at the problem. Post Office officials were invi~ ed to speak up but they have yet to make a comment on the sub- ject. The two committees -the bicycle trails committee and the transportation plan committee - agreed with city staff members that the Riverside Avenue curb ought to remain red, but they suggested a couple of other things that might be done lo In· crease parkint. One suggestion was to paint the CSee HASSLE, Page AZ> Coast Wea ill er Variable high cloud11 through Tuesday but chance ot some low cl0'1ds tonight and early Tuesday. Slightly warmer dtya and cooler nights. Lows to"night mld-40s•to low 50s. Hi1bs Tuesday mid.Q>s to near 70. INSIDE TODAY In o game combfftmg tohat mcy haoe bem tM comeback of arae llfG' ond tlw 1eaaon'1 moat CCIN~ call, UM! BalUmor• Colts made tht ~l/O/f •. Page C2. • M DM...YptLOf N Mond!f DI 1•. ttn Aft? ••Jllred 2 .Die in Mesa . Hit, Run Crash Two pedestrians were killed instantly and a third serioualy injured when they were hit by a car Sunday ni1ht in Cosla ll«!Sa. The accident touched otr a pursuit that led to a second crash, resulting in minor in· juries to four people, police re- ported. Killed in the 2 a.m. pedestrian crash were Kim Johnson, 23, ol 84 Orange Blossom St., Irvine. and Daniel P. TruJlllo of 1721 Fullerton St., Costa Mesa. Two hours after the crash, police arrested David Levin, 23, Fro. P flfleAI HASSLE ••• curb on nearby Avon Street green. Another was to 1et the Post Office to let the public USO parking lot space now marked for postal employees. Miller wasn't satisfied and last week he told councilmen those measures will not improve things much for the 2,700 people who have post boxes at the po6tof- fice. He also claimed that 1,200 people use the counter facilities 1 there daily. Councilman Paul Ryckoff was sympathetic to Miller's pleas and t:ndorsed Miller's proposal to pass a petition to gel a show of eitizen support of the green curb. Ryckoff also got his fellow coun- ci I men to set a bearing on the matter for Jan. 9. Councilwoman Lucille Kuehn said she thinks the Post Office is only a small part of the prob- lem. She said the shopping center behind the post office, which '\hares a common parking lot, is ;.ilso a source of congestion and the whole area ought to be -;tudicd before anything is done. Couneilman Don Mcinnis, who \'O ted against setting the public hearing, said he doubts anything .:onslructive will come of the >lucties. petitions or hearings. "It's gonna be just like dogs on the beach,'' he said referring to another classic city controversy. PlllOOr Sliced In Newport, ' . About 2,100 homes in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach were without power Sunday aftl'rnoon because an underground cable' fai led. a s pokesman for the Southern California Edison Company sajd today. The power went. off al 2:30 p. m. in the area south of Santa Is abel Avenue bounded by Newport Boulevard, Upper Newport Bay and 18th Street. Edison spokesman Bill Com pton said most of the eustomers had power restored at 3 p .m . and all but l S customers were back to normal by 3:30 p.m. Those rem al n i.n g 1 S customers, closest to the source of tho power failure, were without electricity until 4 a.m. today, be said. LA· Cops Slay Menacing Dog LO S ANGELES (AP) -A Hollywood Divisloo police of· ficer shot and wounded a Germ an shepherd dog early to- day when a pair of dogs trapped a woman In a car, authorities said. Two uniformed officers in- vestigaUng a prowler complaint spotted two large dogs baring their teeth and growling at a woman parked in the driveway or a home, according to police. OAANQI COAST N DAILY PILOT ·-... -l'fftl ..... __ _ , ..... c:.rtof Vl(.t~-0..11,.._ ~,Jr-" "-•A.~ ,,.._.... .... - ~:-~-=::. ..... of 2217 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa, who was booked on felony manslaughter and felony hit and run charces. He was re- leased oo bis own reco1111Jaoce. Police allege Levin hit the three pedestrians, killing two of them, as they were crossing 17h Street near Santa Ana A venue early Sunday. Police said the pedestrians were cr<l6Sing the rain.covered street on their way lo a coffee shop after leaving the Pierce Street Annex bar. John Daryl Issacs, 27, of 735 Joann St., Costa Mesa, was also struck and sufiered multiple in· juries. He was talcen to C<llsta Mesa Memorial where rus con<li-tion was reported as ~'satisfac· tory" early today. Police said an unidenWied man jumped Into bis car and gave chase to the fleeing auto a fter the man witnessed the. col- lision with the pedestrians. However, the man lost control of his auto a few blocks away a nd collided with two other autos on 17th Street. At least four persons were injured in the colUsion but all refused medical treatment. Another witness noted the license plate on the car that stnack the pedestrians and con- tacted Costa Mesa police. This led to.the later arrest of Levin. F ,....Page AJ YACHTS ••• s truction in Wes t End, Bahamas. According to Kilroy, Kialoa was leading Passage as the two yachts approached the mark. He said his crew bailed Passage that it did not have right-of-way, but. that Passsge's helmsman, Rob- bie Vau ghn, failed to alte r eourse. T here was a r eport tha t P assage's steering had been damaged in a previous race and that the yacht also had blown out aheadsail. . fn a lengthy protest hearing S u n d a y n i g h t W i n d w a rd. P assage was disqualified, in· dicating that it was at fault in the collision. Meanwhile, reports from the Cruising Club of Australia today indicated &hat the point leaders Victoria and New Zealand both looked well placed in the second race of the series. Woman Faces Drunk Charge Mter Crash A Newport Beach wonian, hospitalized after a head-on traf· fie collision early Saturday morning, faces drunken driving charges, Newport Beach police reported today. Linda Lee Pearch, 24, of 504~ · East Ocean Front was listed in good condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital. She was injured when her car, according to police reports, crossed into oncoming lanes or West Coast Hig hway near Superior Avenue and collided with another vehicle. The driver of the second car. Peggy Patten, 52, of 1924 Beryl Lane, was injured but wasn't hospitalized. Praye rs Set For Humphrey NEW YORK CAP> -HusUer magazine publisher Larry Flynt says he spent $200,000 on full. page advertisements in 22 Sun- day newspapers asking Americans to pray for Sen. Hubert Humphrey "and all the good and decent things" he represents. l"lynt, wbo recently aA· nounced be was converted by President Carter's sis ter, evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton, also said be would begin a three-day prayer vigil here Wednesday atnigbt. Flynt's ads tell Americans to look inward. tbroutb prayer, to "find ~ strength to Join the battles" louaht ''all these yean" J>y Humphrey, the Minnesota Democrat who has looperable cancer! . FRENCH MENU IN<XJMPLETE.? BORDEAUX, Fraaice (AP) -Tbte•• atote t90 pounda of seled 100.e ll•er from a Bordeaux war•hoUH Juat ln tho• ft1: Cllrtltmu. Pote pu la eon1ldeNd aa almoal aece1aary part of a rr..-a.rt.arnae dinner mmu. TH .... Mm &lie twt, wbiCb 1 looll ··,... ~ tlM Wffkted, waa •Umated at s:ao,eoo •• .,... .... ..._IWLH,...,_ DotmtlalU Skater John Gaynor, 16, s kateboards . under the watchful eye of Dave Adams, 17 , who built the 17-foot-long, nine-foot -high "half pipe" ramp in his front yard at 3331 15th St., Newport Beach. Adams· said he and f eUow builder Dan Nava constructed the semi-circle for $150. He said that, despite threats from some neighbors to take them to court over the noise, he has no intention of taking down the r amp. Adams said he and his friends ska.le only between 11 a.m. and dark. 65 Youngsters Due NB Athletic Honors A world record-holding swim- mer from Corona del Mar and some 64 other Newport Beach youngsters will be honored Tues- day by the Newport Beach Parks. Beaches and Recreation Commission. Ca l Stewart, d e partment director, sald Alice Browne, a student at Corona del Mar Hlgh School, will be honored because of her achievements. She holds the world record in the 1,500- meter freestyle, and the American records in the 800- meter freestyle and the 200-yard butterfly, he said. "The commission wanted to show the kids what they can at· taln," he said. The other honorees, all Father Held In Beating Newport Beach police arrest· ed a Corona del Mar man on sus- picion or felony child beating Sunday after receiving com- plalnta from neighbors alleging that the man wu slapping and shaking bis 10.month-old son. participants tn cilt_ athleUc pro- grams, have been selected from among about 2,000 participants for their a thletic a bility, c haracter and sportsmanship, Stewart said. The meeting will begin al 6:30 p.m. in city council chambers. F,....PageAJ FUNDS ••• plan. The central Newport Park is localed next to a trailer park and Wynn said improving it could be considered an ap- propriate use for the funds. A fourth suggestion the city manager said be wiJl make will be to buy the piece of the old Pacific Electric right-of-way in west Newport to complete the West Newport Park, but he con- ceded "that might be stretching it a bit to say that would ln some way benefit low and moderate income housing." The committee recommenda- tion calls for the city council to use the $536,000 to buy an un· specified piece ol property and then to make the property available to a developer who would build housing for low and moderate income families. According to the committee's me mo, the advantage of such a plan would be that it would save the developer the cost of buying the land first, thus lowering the cost of building the homes. Info Line At Libraiy Have a question you need answered? The Newport Beach Public Library bas anno~ced that a new phone line is a vallable for calling directly to its reference center. Librarians at the center in Mariners Ubrary will answer questions and look up facts from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m . Mondays through Wednesdays and 9 a.m . to s p.m . Thursdays through Saturdays. The phone number is 640·2148. g CORUM. State Nixes Pellalty SAN FRANCISCO (AP> - Although General Motors and 4S states have settled a cootroveny o n engine s ubstltuUona, California has not, state Attomey General Evelle J. Youncer and San Fr&Misco District Attorney Joseph Freitas sa.ld today. They riled suit in San Fran- cisco Superior Court April 26 against GM seeking an injunc- tion and civil penalties. G M was charged with sub- stitution oC V-8 engines normally u sed in certain Buick, Oldsm obile and Pontiac cars without informing the public. Younger and Freitas contend the Chevrolet engines have dif. fe rent parts, less horsepower and use more guollne. After reviewing the agree· ment GM made with other states, they said they decided it would be an unsatisfactory basis for setlling California's suiL The agreement provides that consumers who oo or before Aprll 10 ordered and received the 1977 model cars with sub- stitute Chevrolet engines be of- fered $200 each and a three-year or 36,()()().mile insurance policy covering the power train. In re- turn, consumers must release GM and its dealers from liabill· ty relating to the subslltutioo. In addition, sta tes entering in- to the agreement had to sign a release from liability. ••under California law, the scope of the states' release is too broad," said Younger and Freitas. Younger and Freitas said they are willing to negotiate a aettle- mentln the suit. * * * F,.._P~AJ GM ••• ··we are here to announce a S40 million Christmas present for over 100,000 people," Scott ·said al a news conference. "It is the largest consumer protection settlement in history.'• Also at the news conference were Attorneys General William J . Brown of Ohio and Frank J. Kelley of Michigan, both o!. whom were instrumental in the six-month negotiations with GM. Scott sa.id the agreement was "extremely fair" and binds GM in the future to "telling people - exactly what engine they &rf'! getting." The settlement is subject to a pproval by Judge Frank McGarr of U.S. District Court. A hearing with the j udge was scheduled later in the day. NB Offering Ski Lessons Would-be skiers can learn bow to skl this week on a giant syn- t h, tl c ski s lope in the multipurpose room or Mariners School in Newport Beach. Although registration must be made through the city's Parks, Beaches and Recreation office, officials sald skiers can attend the first class from 1to9 o'clock tonight, then enroll Tuesday at theomce. Cost of the five-night classj.5 S20. The YBR omce is open ft'Om 8 a .m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. at ·City Hall. Additional informa- tion is available by calling 640-2271. Wayne Andre McMlniment. 30, wu arrested at bis home, 712 'ria Goldenrod Ave., police said. Re was released from the city jail after posUng $5,000 ball. The child was turned over to hls mother, who, pollce said, is separated from her husband. So unique 1s the art1sanship of this authentic United States '20 goldpiece watch, it measures time in generations not hours" Swiss made in 1 Bk gold, it contains one of Pari8 Store Buriil . PAR.IS (AP) -Two bombs exploded ln front ol Fauchou's before da~:f · •tartlna a tire tbat mOlt ol the fancy food and Uquor depart- ment. of Fraaee'a best mown and m0tt expealn 1roeery •tore. Sb empt°"" who wen In· lbe bUlldinc acaped pnburt, • • the world's thinnest 35-jewel self-winding movements. Limited in availability, museum quality. It's a collector's treasure. •3,590. Non .. automatlc 13,250. U l~•lflrl'I "''"" • "IWM«l W•(•f 1 o\llll'io-.1~ ~~ t111rHC)o<t ""' .,.,,,,.., \ Saddlehaek VOL. 70, NO. 353, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ~ TEN CENTS GM May Pay · $40 M~llion for 'iw.itch' CHICAGO CAP> -State pro· secutors announced today the settlement of the General Motors engine.switch fracas and said the $40 million the company may have to pay makes it the largest consumer victory in the nation·s history. Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott said each car owner who got a Chevrolet engine ln a Buick, Oldsmobile or Pontiac will receive $200 cash and a three.year warranty under the settlement. Scott and the attorneys general from Michigan and Ohio said this could cost General Motors as much as $40 million. The settlement was accepted by a ttorneys general in 45 states, Sooll saicLStates not ac· Racing Yachts cept1n1 terms or the agreement were California, Louisiana, Iowa, l(entucky and Tennessee, said a consumers attorney fight· ing the settlement. Tbe fracas began in January when Joseph Siwek of Chicago was told by an Oldsmobile dealer he could not replace a fan belt because t.he Olds Siwek had bought-had a Chevrolet engine. WiJi.dward Passage,, Kialoa Collide Bv AU10N LOCKABEY 0.llf l'llol ... 11"9 Wt lier Two world ramous racing yachts, Ki aloa and Windward Pass a ge. were severel y damaged Sunday in a colhsi~:t during tl.c f1 r:.l rarr ( r lh" South era Cro~ , Cur> r : . ; o ' ,,f Sydnc). Au:;traha. Kialo:i. ~1 7" foc.t 1-.ctc :1 c and skippc.r.:d by John n ... Jim" Kilrov of Los Ani;.:clcs n·<:c ... cd a hole in 1ls aluminum hull near the stern and its steer ing was damaged. according to wire ~crv ice reports. Two or K.laloa·s crewmen, the owner's son, John Kilroy, and navigator David Kilponen were thrown overboard , but were picked up without injury. Windward Passage, owned by Mark and Fritz Johnson of Portland. Ore .. appe::irrd lo be t'..c mc-1 scricusly ,·,...,, ' :'C· ccr1"··:i 11 r ;-n r 1. '", '"W j •' .l \. l\\ I .1 J In· c:· rr I 1.. 1r.u1;,;~ lo the hu1. al lhe L.:;w . The co!lision Qccurrc:J al the leeward mark halfway through the JO-mile course off Sydney Heads. In a transoceanic telephone call to a member or his family in Newport Beach Sunday night, Kilroy said Windward Passage col lidc.'d with Kialoa nea r Kialoa·s steering station ilfl, damaging the cockpit. The two yachts were rounding the mark al the lime. K tl roy s:i:d Parsage lost its I 'l\\ • 'also known as pt·':>:ll :i:id rl ol .• v ere damaL.:! lo the hull P;J .sabe also lost a head:.• :iy in the collision. Both yachts were entered as a ll S team in the Southern Cross Cup Series whi ch concludes with the fumed Sydney to Hobart race, a 632-miler starting Dec. 26. Scott and olher attorneys general sued when they dis· covered a nationwide pattern ol engine swltchinc. The autom~er had been sued by public of!iclals In about half the natiQn's states alter con· sumers who purchased new OldsmobUes, Bulcks and Pon· tiacs dlscovered some contained Chevrolet engines. Many other ' awls were filed by private ID· • divlduall', Scott said tbe warranties CIQ be transferred tr the car is sold and are valued at S200 each.. "We are here to annou.nc .. a $40 million Christmas present tor over 100,000 people," Scott sald at a news conference. "It la the largeet consumer protection settlement in rustorY,n - Bound for Coast Also a\ the news conference were Attorne.Y• General William J . BrOWI\ of Ohio and Frank J . Kelley of Michigan, both of whom were lnstrumenlal in the six-month negotiations wltb GM. Scott aa.ld lb§ a1reement was "extremely fair" and binds GM in the future to "telling people exactly what ~ine thu &rfl get,ing." 4 I --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~-... Kilroy denied wire service re- ports that his yacht was holed through, but said Kialoa prob· ably would be out or the second race of the series. He expects Klaloa to be repaired in time for the third race and the Sydney. Hobart final«:. A 448-ton. 122-f'oot-long reheater pressure vessel is transported across a bridge near Belfast. Northern Ireland. on its way to a new nuclear power plan at San Onofre. Calif. It took 10 hours to make the 17-mil<' trip from Britain ·s General Electric Com· pany Generators factory in Larne. Northern Ireland. to the Belfast docks. I . I l ll l Bulge CD.teed Soledad Earthquake Pro~? LA JOLLA <AP) -Moi.m~f!·~ ~ s200,ooo to $600.000 homes nWFMuake- prone. says a book published by ·e CO Socie· . ty of Natural His tory. The author. physicist Richard Simons, said a swelling in Mount Soledad is similar lo what hap· pcned in the "Palmdale Culge .. which uplifted as m uch ns 11 inches from 19fi0 to 1975. "The possibility that Mount Soledad r epresents a similar feature r ecommends that a high priority be ass1~ned lo determine strain rate in that immediate n cinily. ··wrote Simons. · In a million, years. he said. Mount Soledad grew 670 feet. Simons noted that the possibly earthquake· active Rose Canyon Fault beQds in . ap S·shape around Soledad and may have "locked" In that zone with compressive rorccs pushing the mountain higher. Simons is with the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics at UC San Diego. He contributed to the book ... Geologic Hazards in San Diego:· ·Lady Cop Nabs Man In Tustin Shootout A 27 -year -old Tustin policewoman exchanged 1unfire with an armed robbery suspect Sunday night In a shootout that ended with the suspect's sur- render and the recovery of $2,000 believed to have been taken at gunpoint from a pizza parlor. P olice identified the armed robbery suspect as Marco Polo Darley. 27, of Santa Ana, who was arrested in the parkjng lot outside the victimized pizza parlor. Before Darley threw down his pistol and surrendered, however, be had exchanged shots with policewoman Kris Dobaski, a member of the Tu.sUn police force for less than four months . If lsslon Viejo Hlth School band members are orterlnt to play musical measaaea tor special oc· e11ton1 aa a way of ralsln1 money for new lnatrum•ta. If they·re 1tven a week's noUee •nd $25, members of the band wtll IO out and offer an instrumental venlon ol the l&qln& telearam for birthdays, annlveriariea and lbelJh. Th• atudent.s proml•• to plaJ muale appropriate for Ule OC'- culon. They al10 •lll accept apeclal ~ta If tht mUlk .11 nut able. •·w • Dlld lnltnlmen\I badlY. ", .... Claln ,._., ou or~• According to a police report, Officer Dobukl was one or t.br~ orrlcera who at 8 :30 p.m. responded to a robbefY in progress call iat Shakey's Pina, 365 W. First St., Tustin. As the trio or officers arrived at the pizza parlor, Darley re· portedly dubed .out the front door with gun ln hlnd. He allegedly fired a single shot at the pOllcewoman who, In turn1 llred a sin1le shot at Darle)', a ~ that. mlned ill mark but )telped convlqce him to surrender to Miss Dobaaki 's fellow omcen. Recovsed with the arrest ol the unb\Jured suspect was $2,000 cl'sh reportedly taken at gun. pOint a few mlaata earUet from t.he pizza parlor'• manaaer. He. Hid Wlnd•ard Passage probably would be repaired in Ume for the Sydney-liobarl, '~e two yachts are Intense rivals in world ocean racing. Kialoa Is a 79-foot aluminum yacht designed by Sparkman & Stephens and built by Palmer· Johnson of Sturgeon Bay, Wls. Windward Passage is a 73-foot ketch designed by Alan Gurney and built by the late Robert F. Johnson in a shipyard he built specifically for the yacht's con· s trucllon In We s t End , Bahamas. <See YACHTS, Page A2) Saddleback Council Picks New Officers New executive board officers will be elected during a general meeting of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council CSACC) at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday In the People's Federal Savings and Loan building, El Toro. Five people have been pro- pps ed for the board by a nominating committee. ..l'h.e nominees 1nclude: Mary Cornelius, Crom United Laguna Hills Mutual at Leisure World; Gary Streed, from the South Laguna Hilla Homeowner As· soclationj Harry Springer, from the Laguna Nifuel Community Association; Howard Bennett, president of Moulton Parkway Residents Association, and Mjldred Hudgins, a Lake Forest r~f'Jdent currently serving on SAC<;'1 Planning Review Board. Noml.oaUorui also will be ac· cepted from the floor. PJ'OP()led changes in the or· 1anbatJon's bylaws also will be Nad during the meeting. Mem· bera will vote on these changes durln1 the February general meetln1. cut or rrozen. A needs •aenment completed last fall lndlcated the school needs ln11tument1 eoetin1 a total of •boat ... 000. The department ls leaalna •s:ne or the nleded lnslru· men" 14Wt we 1t1U have a long w11top, "lhesald. • · PtnOM iat.Nlted In havint ibt m,.&c:l-plaf tor • apeclll _..,. lnlY cal Mrs. Hon or Uc9' ,....1 at '37·'77221 •· = •• durinl Mbool bourt. ......... orwblllaehoolil • arruce1H1tta may be ;;:.w,:;-.s .. ...,. by call· Rarty (JuiP. ~d By Jordan W ASIDNGTON <AP> -There w e re a lot of snicker s in Washington restaurants and of· fi ces today about a salacious re· mark that While House aide Hamilton Jordan reportedly made to the wife of the Egypt.Ian ambassador. The alleged Incident al a re· cent dinner party Involved a comaoartson o1 the dories or Egyptian history with the ptly· sique of Mrs. Ashraf Ghorbal, the ambassador·s wife, according to a guest who was there. Jordan, speaklnr through While House pt"ess secretary Jody Powell, den1es that he made the remark. Stories or references to the alleged Incident have been published here and in New York. A guest, who asked not to be identified, said Jordan was sit· ting next to Mrs. Ghorbal at the party when he turned to her. ob- served her bosom, pulled out the neckline of her dress and said something about "always want· ing to see the twin pyramids of . the Nile." However, the ambassador said his wife "doesn't remember that she heard anything or the sort" from Jordan and that she had not been offended "because there was nothing to be offended about." Other guest.a, Including former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger t saJd they could 1ecall no sucti lnckltnt. The suest who reported lhe aJ. le1ed lndcldent also salcl t.hat Jordan left the table to visit the bathroom, saylni: "Thia ad· minhltaUon bas "° take a -. " Explositin :fllamed 0D Drug 'Factory' Orange police said today they believe operation of an illegal druf rad.Ory in a small frame house caused the Saturday ex· ploslon and fire that resulted In the death or one man and the serious burning or another. Raf~lLions In Uproar Over Hookers Aa a result of the death and near-death, t.he couple who ran unharmed from t.he 10:30 a.m. fire In their home at 262 N. Orange St .• Orange, are expect· ed to be charged with homicide as well as dtug offenses related to alleged operation or the Cac· tory. Po11ce said apparatus and chemicals recovered from the home have caused them to sus· peel that George and Mary Str~. ~h 30 and both resl· dents in the Orange Street house. were large-scale bathroom manufacturers or angel dust, the ·latest craze among drug uaers. Investigators said the rem· nants of wt)at they believe was lhe bathroom angel dust factory have been turned over to the sheriff's crime lab for positive idenllftcaUon. Kllled ln the Saturday mom· ing blast and fire was Steven Mark Paragon, 216, of Tustin. Seriously burned when the volatile chemicals exploded nod ignited a fire t.haL caused an estl°'ated $20,000 wortb or damage to the Strouds' rented home·was Gregory R. Kish, 24, of Garden Grove. Kish reportedly fs in critical condition today in the burn center at the UCI Medical Center in Orange. Coast Weatlaer Variable high cloudir tbrou1h Tuesday but 1 chance of some low clouds 1 tonight and early Tuesday. , Slightly warmer days and , oooler nights. Lows tonight mld-40s to low 50s. Highs 1 Tuesday mJd«>s to near 10. -INSIDE TOD.4 Y In a pw cont,,.,.fllf •hat "'°" hoOf ,,,.,. the cot"Mback o/ lite llfOI 9llid CM MNCM's .,,c c~ ~'· the Ba!thnorw Colt• mCICU the pl,aflOlf•·,. c.r. .. ! DAILY PILOT 59 Strangler Theory Blasted LOS ANGELES <AP) - Detectives think the Hillside Strangler may be a police of. fleer with vice squad ex- perience. acco rding lo a magazine report. New West. magaiine reports that an unideotirted detective told a potential witness that all 11 of the strangleir's victims were found with ligatures on their wrist.!, possibly indicating t.bey had been handcuffed. Police have strongly denied they are investigating the theory. Police s pokesman Lt. Dan Cooke, asked about the article, termed it "unbelievable'' and said, "This is a filthy. rotten thing lo say." Cooke added he wished the publication "would print fact not vomit." The m agazine reported that the Hillside Strangler Task Force had tried to orrer immuni- t y on vice charges to potential witnesses involved in prostilu· lion, but withdrew the orrer when the vice squad protested. All 11 victims, young women ranging in age ~om 12 to 28. were found strangled. Many of them had been sexually molested. The lntest victim, 17-year-old Kimberly Marlin, was found nude on a hHlside last week. Costumed Carolers O.rlst•asDaw . . Talks Slated ' ' By The Alsoclated Press Israeli Prime Minis ter Menahem Begin said today that he will meet with Egyptian Pres ident Anwar Sadat on Christmas Day to discuss condl· lions for Middle Eas t peace. Begin was interviewed in New York by Barbara Walters of ABC News. Meanwhile, Egypt's official Middle East News Agency re- ported from Isrnailia, where Sadat has a residence, that the leaders wm have lunch there and then sit down for talks on Sunday. It is Sadat's S9lh birth· day as well as Christmas Day. Begin will take a special flight to a military airport near the Suez Canal city and then go by helicopter to Sadat's residence, the news agy s aid. In his New York interview, to be shown on the ABC E vening News tonight, Begin said he had wanted to mett Sadat on Dec. 26. but that Sadat asked through intermediaries that the meeting be Sunday. The Egyptian-Israeli peace conference resumed in Cairo to- day, meanwhile, th,e spokesman for the two countries reported '·marked progress.'' But the negotiators appeared to be awaiting major decisions by heads of state, particularly at the Sadat -Begin meeting. " . Arab .. confrontation" states , bordering larael, aaid there is no juatlficatlon for optimism "as long u Jsraell occupation ot Arab territory and Jeruaalem continues.'' ''This occupation is a dagger struck in the heart of the Arab nation ••• the dagger must be removed through Arab unit.)' and ~ cooperation." It said. • Syria's official radio uJd the r BUSINESS BACKS SADAT MISSION -89 Begin plan "actually is designed to retain Israeli occupation or the West BanJt of Jordan and the Gaza Strip." lt also blasted the • proposals for not allowing for the creaUon or a Palestinian s tate. • 1n Beirut, Lebanon, opponent.! of Sadat's peace overtures to Israel apparently tried to blow up the Egyptian Embassy. Police said an embassy guard s potted a 13-pound dynamite bomb near the entrance to the bulldlng, and ,police experts de· fused it ts minutes before it was set to explode. The magazi ne reported that the police llillside Strangler Task Force tried lo offer im· munity on vice charges to poten-li <A I witnesses involved i n prostitution, but withdre~ the of· fer when the vice squad protested. Magazine editor Frank Lalli said he decided to publish the two-paragraph story when he learned of the dissension within the police department. Girl Scouts from Troop 156 in Laguna Hills dressed in true Christmas spirit as they serenaded patients at Mission Com- munity Hospital with seasona l songs Fri- da y. Here, they are led down th e hos pital's halls by Tricia Spencer, as San- ta Claus, and angel Karla Armstrong. Earlier today, Syria and Saudi Arabia denounced Begin's peace proposals, saying they would perpetuate Israeli occupation of Arab land. The official radio of Saudi Arabia, an important financial backer of Egypt and the other Begin's proposals, which also have been denounced by lhe Palestine Uberation Organiza- tio n, would provide civil autonomy for the Palestinian Arabs of the West Bank and Gaia but would continue Israeli m 1htary occupation there and Israeli lands, a step Israel ap- pears unlikely to take. Marine Killed In Collision On Freeway Probation Given To Beaten Mother CROWN POINT, Ind. CAP > - A woman who conspired to kill h er husband because he re- peatedly beat her and their children was placed on five years' probation after her husband testified in her behalr. Shirley Garcia, 22, faced a possible 20-to·SO·year sentence for her conviction last month of conspiracy lo kill her husband, Leroy. Indiana's criminal code gives jLtdges authority lo consider ag- g ravating and mitigating circumstances in increasing or reducing prison sentences, and f..i ke County Superior Court Judge J ames Letsinger said he decided not to send Mrs. Garcia lo jail. I le said he believed she could be easily rehabilitated and that the beatings to which she had been subjected over a period of years had placi!d her under severe stress. During her trial, testimony showed that Garcia beat Mrs. Garcia and the couple's three Pastors Back Bryant Drive OKLAHOMA CITY CAP) - Two Oklahoma ministers are galherine-signatures and dona- tions for a message saying that Anita Bryant's s tand against homosexual rights has the back- ing of citizens in her home slate. "What she has stood for has not been fairly represented." the Rev. Robert Wise said Sunday. Wise, pas tor of Our Lord's Community Church, and Southern Baptist evangelist Larry Jones have joined to col- lect indications or support for the Oklahoma native. children -aged 1, 4. and 5 ··re- peatedly throughout their s1x- year marriage. Garcia testified that his wife's arrest triggered a change in their marriage and that she Jived at home throughout her trial. Shasta County Assessor Held In Shoplifting REDDING CAP) -Shasta County Assessor James Bull has been arrested alter being caught outside a local store with about S36 worth of goods he hadn't paid for. police said today. Hull, 57, said today he wasn't guilty and would fi ght the case. Police Chief Robert Whitmer said Hull paid for some other items from the store's tool sec- tion but not for a chain saw s harpene.r found under his belt and some paint brushes in his coat pocket. He said Hull was arrested for investigation of petty theft and was released on his own re- cognizance, standard practice in shoplifting cases. The case has been turn~ over to the district attorney. Hull did not elaborate on his assertion of innocence. But he contended no arrest would have been made "if it had bt?e n anyone else but me." Hull was appointed to the S27 ,000-a·year tax assessor job 31,2 years ago and subsequently elected to it. His term expires at the end of 1978, and he said he will not seek re.election. Five Injured E'ronc Page Al YACHTS ... Accordin~ .to Kilroy. Kialoa was leading Passage as the two yachts approached the mark. He said his crew hailed Passage that it did not have right-of-way, but that Passsgc's helmsman, Rob· I.lie Vaughn , failed to alter course. There was a r eport that Passage's steering had been damaged in a previous race and that the yacht also had blown out a headsail. In a lengthy protest hearing Sunday night Windward Passage was disqualified, in- dicaling that it was at fault in the collis ion. Meanwhile, reports from the Cruis ing Club of Australia today indicated that the point leaders Victoria and New Zealand both looked well placed in the second ra'le of the series. The leading yachts rounded Flinders Islet after a 4S·mile leg from Sydney with the U.S. 66- fooler Phantom in front eight miles ahr:ad of the U.S. 49-footer Bravura. Victim Dies After Heist LOS ANGELES CAP) -An Altadena man died arter telling sheriff's deputies he was the vic· ti m of a robbery attempt, authorities say. Ma rque Hutchinson, 30, had stumbled into a liquor store in the Athens area on Century Boulevard Sunday morning suf. fcring from a bullet wound, of- ficials said. Before dying en route to Daniel Freem an Hospital, he told deputies someone had tried to rob him before shooting him. but did not say where the inci- dent occurred. NBC announced It would not ~etaln Miss Bryant to host. the Jetwork's coverage of the )range Bowl parade Jan. 2. ORANGICOMT SB DAILY PILOT Hit, Run Accident Kills 2 · Coast Men Two pedeslria.n$ were kilJed instantly and a third seriously injured when I.bey were bit by a car Sunday ni&hl in Costa Mesa. The accident. touched oCC a punuit. that Jed lo a second crash, resultlnc in minor in- juries to four people, police re· ported. · Killed in the 2 a.m .• pedeatnan crash were Ki'1t Johnson, 231 ol 84 Orange Blouom St., Jrv111e, and ~~el P. Trta.fill~ ol 17Zl. Fullen.on St., po.ta lieu. Two h<MlU aft.er the cruh, ' i>c>Uce attested David Lev~ 23, of ~1" HafbOt ...... ., ...... Cotta Mata, who wu booked~ felony man1laq1hter and felony bil •• and "8l cbar•e.. He waa re· leued an ht• own ncophaoce. Police -a1e1e Levln hit lb• ~ ~. acmtac "'° o1 Lhem, a~ wtr• craulna 1Tb ~ --~ AJta A*ue IW1J 8Unda)'. Polit. laid tbe "4•ttrlau ,,,,,_ ~ UM NlD-eo.ll"till street. on their way to a coffee shop alter "leaving the Pierce Street Annex bar. John Daryl Issacs, 27, or 735 Joann St., Costa Mesa, was also struck and surrered multiple in· juries. He was taken to Costa Mesa Memorial where bls candi· Uon was reJ)orted as "saUsfac- tory" earJy t.oday. Police aal~ an ·unidenuned man jumped into his car and gave chase to tbe fleeing auto &ner the man wttnuHd tbe col· lision wlth th• pec;te1tJ1a.n1. ffowev.,-, tbe m an )Q$t control ot 111• auto a rew blOCks away and collided wlth two other auto•· on 17th Street. At least fouy pertOM were l.QJured In the col11110ll but all refused medical treatm.m. A.no&her wAtne11 noted the lleeaM Dlat.e on \he car U.at. 1truct tM pedli&rtui and con. taeted OoM.a JleMtPOllce 'nli.s led to t.be law arNt Of Levm • Clemente Cyclist Killed in Crash David Inman, 17, of 317 Mon· tery Ave., San Clemente, was killed SWlday evening when the motorcycle he was riding on Pacific Coast Hi ghway in lhc Dana Point are<J slammed Into a car. according to a coroner 's re- port. Injured in the 6 :30 p.m . col· lision were Taylor Isenberg, 31, of 24590 Alcoba St., Mission Vie- jo, and S·year-old Amy Finstad Cop Wounds ·GG Suspect Of Burglary A b"uglary s u spect was wounded in Garden Grove early today after he aJlegedly aimed a rifle at a policeman who had found his cache or stolen goods. Re ported in good cond ition after being felled by a single shot fired by officer Te rry Waller was burglary suspect Benjamin Ga briel Aquino, 29. of 13362 Laurel St., Garden Grove. According to police, Waller and a burglary victim were en- tering Aquino's apartment when the suspect appeared at the top of a s tairway and pointed his ri- fle at them. Waller then fired a single shot that felled Aquino when the bullet struck him in the lower stomach. of the same address. According to a California Jlighway P atrol report: Jnman was southbound on Coa s t Highway when lsenber( drove his car onto t:be highway from S\r eet of the Blue Lantern. The motorcycle struck the auto while traveling at an estimated 40 mph, the CHP re· port said. Both injured otc~pqnts o{ the <'ar were taken to Mission Com- m un 1ty HospitaJ for treatment of their injuries and both were re- ported in good condition by the Cll P. Cause or the accident is still under investigation, the CHP re- porting officer said. Santa Slates School Stops The Saddleback Valley Unified School District's Recreation Department is bring. ing Santa Claus to the elemen- tary sc hool playgrounds Wed ncsdayandThursday. On Wednesday, Santa will vis- it O'NeiU School at 11:45 a.m ., Montevideo al noon. Valencia at 12:45 p.m .. Del Cerro at 1:30 p.m. and Gates at 2: 15 p.m. On Thursday, he is due at Rancho Canada at 11: 15 a .m., Santiago al noon. Glen Yermo at 12:45 p.m .. Olivewood at 1:30 p.m. and San Joaquin at 2:15 p.m. g CORUM. Camp Pendleton Marine Michael Weave r su ccumbed Sunday to injuries s uffered Fri· day morning In a single car crash on the San Diogo Freeway ne ar Sand Canyon Road In Irv ine, the Orange County Coroner's Office said today. Accident investigators said Weaver, ol San Jose, apparently rell asleep at the wheel or a car that left the roadway and hit a tree. He was taken to Saddleback Community Hospital where he died e•rly Sunday. An unlden· lffied Marine who was in the car with him is in the same hospital with injuries described as serious, the corone r's office said. Custodians Held SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two school custodians have been ar- rested for investigation of con- spiracy to sell marijuana to stu- dents, police said. FRENCH MENU INCOMPLETE? BORDEAUX, France <AP> - Thieves stole 990 pounds of select goose liver from a Bordeaux warehouse jus t in time for Christmas. Foie gras is considered an almost necessar y part of a French Christmas dinner menu. 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BQflCOtt Burts Business Backs S'adilt Mission BJ MILTON •OSKOWl'n • Anwar Sadat'• peace mlaalon to Israel was f ornbldowed bt butlne.1 deals the E&YpUana have. boell makiJla wtth U .s. companlet. one ~ tbe fnastratm, upecta of the IJraeU·Arab con· ruct f Of' A1:Derlcan flrnu, 1a that they bave been coerced in- to cb00tlnl 11.dfi6. The 18 Arab nations run a boycott. It's a very 1Jmpfo ptopOlltJoa, put to compan1ea u fol!owa: "JI' YOU DO BlJSINESS WITH Israel, )'OU doo't do bUl!neNwitb UI. '' The blacklllt. enforced by an Arab Boycott Com· mllltoa. ua closed off a bli market to U .s. eompaolea. But EoPt wanti inveau:nenta from U.S. com pan.lea and even before Sadat's hlatorlc trlp to Israel lut month, lt wu tryl.na to break the Arab boycott. The Egyptians reque5ted that Ford Mot« Co. be re- moved Crom th e blackllat because the ·company was prepared to make a much larger Investment in the Arab world than it has In Israel, where it's mere· ly providing parts for Money Tree several thousand automobiles. The Arabs Hid no. So Egypt went ahead recently and welcomed Ford to its ·country. The world's second lar1est auto maker ls 1olng to invest some $10 million In Egypt to rebabllitate a truck plant and build a factory to make diesel engines. EVEN BIGGEll IS THE DEAL Egypt has pendlnr with Atlanta's Coca.Cola Co. Coke wants desperately to get back into the Arab market, and that's easy to understand. The Arabs are prodigious guzzlers of soft drinks. Coke eaUmates .that it can sell 100 million cases a year in the Arab world. The company was ejected from th.ls huge market because lt sells to a botUer in Israel -and it bas reCused to terminate · thls business to satisfy the Arab blacklist.en. So Coke is using the Egyptians to lever Its way Into this market The company said It ls prepared to return to Egypt not only with its soft drinks but with a $S0 mllllon Invest· ment to develop 15,000 acres ol citrus 1rovea. That:s not a foreign area for Coca.Cola. It owns the Minute Maid bl&Si· ness in this country and operates citrus grovea in Fl<>!1da. There's a kicker in th.ls deal for Coke. One of Jts sub- sidiaries is Aqua·Cbem, which buUds deaalinltaUon plan~ to take salt out of waler, and that's an e.nourmoua market in t.be Middle East. FORD IS WHEELING INTO Egypt while sWI on the Arab blacklist. Coke won't do that. Its Investment ln Egypt is contingent on its being removed from the boycott. Heading up Coca.Cola ·s thrust Is Sam Ayoub, an Egyp- lian-bom naturalized U.S. citizen who has just been promol· ed to president of Coca.Cola Middle East. Th~ M·year~ld Ayoub began bis business career in Alexandria, Egypt. In 1956, at the request of the late Emperor Haile Selassie, he organized and managed Ethiopian Airlines. He joined Coca· Cola's tniemational arm in New York In 1~9. Coca·Cola derives SS percent of ita earnln1s from opera· Uons outside the United Stales -and that's witboul selllng any Coke in Arab countries. Energy Savers Windows Need • Periodic Check By The Associated Press LOOK AT Y01Jll WINDOWS -When t~klng about ways to conserve energy in your home, consider your win- dows. The Architectural Aluminum Manulacturers Assocla· tlon, a trade group, says windows that are poorly designed. improperly in5talled or deteriorated can be the biggeat s'fnite cause or energy loss in the American home. To see if you have a leakage/roblem, take a nutty feather or a strip of tissue paper an move It slowly around the edge or the window frame. It lhe reather rumes or t.be strip of tissue moves, you have trouble. . The association has prepand a 40-paie booklet on wan· dows, called "Banking on Your Windows." lt may ~e or· dered, for $2.50, from the Architectural Aluminum Manufacturers Association, 3S East Wacker Drive, Sllito 3200, Cbicago, lll. 60601. ••• WATCH Otrr FOR ANTENNAS -The covernment re· ports that outdoor antennas Cort.elevisJons and e1Ui .. band base stations can pose a hazard and It wanta lbem to carry warning labels. The labels would warn consumers about th• dan1er of electrical shock during installation and removal of the an· tennas, primarily from c~ntact with overhead wir•. The labels would also have to include lnstructlonl f M proper m• stallatlon of the devices . La.at year, the Consumer Product Cornmlssloa 1ays, 122 people were killed and 156 were hurt In accidents lnvolvlnt these products. In most Instances, officials sald, the anlen· na or its supporting structure came into contact with power lines while being in· atalled or taken down. • THE OOMM18SION proposed the rule• at the request of • Lal"rence H. Chapmaa of Harvey, IA.., wbo ba4 uraed warning labels on all communicaUona antennaa lol4 • to the public. .. The commission reported that it believes that eoft• aumers, if adequately informed about the potential huanl and if propetl)' instructed lo lAatallJUon and removal techniques, will take reaaouble precauUOOJ for thelr• aalety." . · Those interested In commentlnt oa the propo1ed re- quirement or making sune•Uom may write to t.bt Oltfce ot the Secretary, COMumer ProductsatM.y Commllaica, UUf llt.bSt..NW., WaahlAaton, D.C.,IOllOT • :l ••• l-Aun aESftlCl'lONS DUS -Jtestrtctiona aha nducla( the amount ol leld .uo..ctJa "11\t will take erret< tn Febnalry, t&et:omumw ProdactWlb Commlaalon b.aS 1DDN'Med. ..a...\. TU corn•leeLe •aid tt II Mtlnf to reduce the na Ju4 &:::T~ whom.,tate.blptof palnt. law aUowa IOJM palnl to contain much • o.a percent of lead. TM MW rule wlll 1lmit lead O.OI pe:rMtt. In JHdat manuf&dland alter Feb. 2'1. Thi• U JI aJNldr ID llrtct for a paint med ID bouata.1 buUt « atnaOtell wtu. federal u11aa.uc.:; T1M eonmlulon alto la bllmlq cblldna' to11 Jead eneata1 paJot and lurnlt"" with lead·C!OQtal P~N 1'16action lD tbe aUO'ttftba. a.mount of le.ad In ·"1.n .. ,,.. fl ••Nd ~arty two yean •JO by Consumer"• Unloft. ~ rrom Ute nalt.,.. ~ •bJcb b.aft Jeed. '-lid ,_.GO the b&ek1DI and ut11t1• pains..~-• Certm o&W Pa.lat. will be .aJowed to ~ lillliir . a.mo r'• al Md. iMll ·ww 1aat'9 tD CVO a wn I IMIL • • TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS . ' f' . aJe DAil.. Y PtLOT I \ I ~ '''''"\' ~ e:oo I :.NlM DIEMENCY OHi!! The Pw9mldQI 00 to tne ,_al• CJA19W'(-. -who -lnjw9d .,,.,, • ~ accldentllly "*"' ... • 9 LmRTY 90W\. TM c.w-wty ol Hor1fl c.toll!a Uik• on Ille l..lnl- wtllty of Neb<... ., ~phla, T...-. 0 MOVIE * * * ua:.g11e Atteck At o .... n .. (1974) Ric* Jaaon, ,,.,., 8'own. A d1tlng JIL. __. on an Neb pt1lon '~ .. lllunmed by • belld Of tlf ... IO ff• a NI ..... major. (2 hnl.) GI THE BRADY 8UHCff Mara. bllltll her ...... Cln- ay Into bHMtYlng lhll ltle i. .oontobe~aa the MW Shifley T~ Q) THE AOOIOES A polioeman, returning to· 1M torce aller a -lou• In~. _., tne man he Olf and Runni~g hOld• reeponlible '°' ,. c:oncmk>n. fD ZOOM ~ FOOOS FOR TH£ M<>C>ERN FAMll Y ··whetting The Appetite·· Shirley Jo Finney tleft > gets some pointers from former track star Wilma Rudolph in preparation for her role as "Wilma" tonight ,1t 9 on NBC, Channel 4. ISee story below.> e:30 I) MOVIE * * * '"The Blrdl" (Pen 11 (1863) Tlppl Hedten, Roel Tayl<>f. The resldenta or • mmall ahote town north ol Sen FrMCi5()0 we llielous- ty anac:«ed by t~s ol orced blrcts. (1 hr., 30 min.) G) MY lMflEE SONS An Old glrltrtend ten1fies Sieve Douglas by acting as though atie plana to eccept • prc>posm oe mama.oe ,,. hUnot!Mde. El,;)OVER~ au..1: Frederiok Brleeon. '1l) FAMll Y PORTAAIT "Family Portratt" Cl) CB8NEWS 7:00 U H8C HEWS 8 UAASCLU8 G) ILOV£LUCY ··~women·· .., NJAM-12 A •tolen oar containing I aye tor a nee(ty 18tnlly la the ob)eet of • wldeapreed -di. Channel Luting• i) KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles <l) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ· lV (Ind ) Los Angeles (l]J KCSf (NBC) San Diogo d) KTTV (Ind.) Los An~eles Cl) KCOP·TV llnd) Los Angeles fl) KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeleio '1!) KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunt1ngtor> Beaclt 9 MACHEIL I LEHREA AEPOA'T 6t YOGAW1TH MAOElJNE Cl} TO TEU. THE TAUTH 7::*> D OON8Ut.tEA &UYUME 8 NEWLYWED GAME CD THE 8RAOY llUHOH Jan, deMln•led to eatal>- hlh her O'M'I Identity. trtea out tor pom.i>OfTI g111 but lelll to be pldced. I LETS MAKE A DEAL LA. INT'EACMAHOE G!> FAEHCH CHEF "Strewbeny Soutlle FOi o..a.t"(R) CJ) t100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 1:00 I) ()) LOGAH'S RUH A Nndn\ltl, WhO -- the Identity of OMO NM« Hel 14 to U. Logen and JMlloa baoll to ttie City ol Oon-. encouni... unu- ~ ltouble a eoeHOPE The mut• oomedlen II joined by. OIMa H9wton- John and Petry Como In • aatif'e cl '"Star Wara:·• Martt Hamill In a ~ l\ol'a ......., ... ,.......,.. lnL.ondon. • MOVll ** ''Wortd aat.n" (1rn7) ~. Dele '*°" IWY'Mee ttie etory or 1111 ,,..... guide WhO 00-'° llldleon a llQll'hunl_, .... '° AMca where ht """'' ~pard en4 ........ (21n.) I JOKIR'• M.O CMOl. 8UMETT ~~ .MOW! • *" "'Wiii °' Nolee .. (t"3)._._~ T) tw'dln. A hOrW UW. r«ume to '* "-efler h9WIO • ting lllftll a mar- Mcl l'lelfee-. (a In.) • HOU.YWOOO TEU!VllNOH THEATRE "F« The Uae Of TM Hall" D ll41 IE8T °"' EJHE KOY ACS Mlkloa MOfflllft Auntie GruHom•; Matzoll ·~ .. Blue aow.; Percy ~ lllld Ille Nairobi T no. 1$ G OOHC:EH1'MTION • t12tpt10 OUErnON '9 OY£AJMV Guest F1'9dettolc Brillon. 1:450 MOYIE * * * "WWte awwtrnea~ ( 1954) Bing Croaby, Denny Kllye. A oomlc bnolne ••• .,, entertainment joO In Vermont to help a tor- "*~ WhO II In~ Q!' of lolling hie Inn. t:OO B CJ) MAUOE ""Maude'• ChrlllmH ~ .. .,._ the night before ChnlltnM and al ttlrougll Maude'• hcxlM d'90I relgna ~ .. her llolldey oelebrallon -to be Wining out •• di~ lllan Iha ~ a H80MOV11 "'Wiima" (Prwniera) SNl1ey Jo Finney, Caty Tymon. A young black woman ~ by ohildhood ~ handlalc>e. preo- nancy and Injury. 9PU"I '*Mil on to become • triple gOld medal vttoner In the 1960 Rome Olymploa. Q OAAl A08EAT8 CHJll8TMA8 8PfQAl G) MEAVGAlmN Gueet.: Abe Vlg<>da, JIC1t Cel1ar, JdwTy Diii(, Ot. Robatt JaettOW. 8!) DAW> 8U88KINO III MAOKW. UU8CAL wcw..D ""'AAJe AIC>MWI ~ 8.wly Ouncsl, ~F<WIOlll. I:*>. Cl) MTTYWHrTa ~ pteada tor .Jutoe"• ..... IOe ""'*' hie old nwne (Joannt1 B•Mel .,_ '4> In "°'"' hlftllnO •.• ,...,, '° become .. _...._ • ...... cw ~ ''Glrta ~The~ Rivet On Rett•" and "811ddlng Artlata ot AcroOetlot" 10:00. (I) IWll04 Meo~-ltlllefant 1111111 and .,... -• ~ "'*' • ...,... WOf1dng on an~, ... ,. In 111ldtl Wlltal tlllblt8Uon ~~ 8l!)'e ,,...,,..., Don fllorW .,....,., .NEWS GET~ Max IMrdlel tor ow -'"'1 llgtl'lt tlllt ... rwpro- gra111med Hyml•• tha rObot. (fJ HOMEGROWN NtO GAOWIHB Mitty L9vln "°"* • llllJll.. c.i progrWft oeltbrallng Iha )oy'I al IMr'll ~ San Dll00- 10='0 •• NEW8 • TO II! AHNOUNCB> 1~.08(1)9 HEWS HOU.YWOOO OOfllEJCTION G MOVIE *•* "Eaglea Atl8Clc Al Dlrwn" (1974) Rica .-on. Pel4lr Brown. A dlling -* on an Neb Pliaon la laulldled by • bend of ....... to .,... • l'Vlllleee ma)or. (2 hra.) • lHE 000 COUP\.E ,,... ct-.. •-with. YW'/ )Mlol'9 ltutband. • HONEVMOONEA8 C.mad -.y bY .... role In -..... play. Ralptl deddtl he II headed for HollywoOd. 9 DICK CAVETT Guest: Edwetd Gorey, 4kltl'lor and lllullrator of -50 urWQll8ly penonal bOOlcs. 81) MACHEL/ LEHN:R AEPOAT 11~ 8 ()) C88 LATE MOYIE * *..... .. All My Oerllng Daughters' Annl¥lrlarY' ( 1973) Robert Young, Rar· mond Maaaey, OM year afW~oft .. ,_ TUBE TOPPERS CBS U 6:30 -.. The Birds:' Alfred Hitchcock hit a new level of terror with this 1963 movie about wbat happens when our feathered friends become feathered fiends. With Rod Taylor, Tippl Hedren, Suzanne Pleshette and Jessica Tandy. ABC Q 8:45 -"White Christmas:• The annual airing or this holiday movie treat with Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye. Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen and Dean. Jagger. NBCC!l9:oo-·•wuma.'"lbestoryot Olympic track medalist Wilma Rudolph. who overcame childhood infirmities to become a champion runner. Shirley Jo Finney plays the title role with Cicely Tyson as her mother. KHJ 0 9:00 -Oral Roberts Special. Musical numbers and a holiday message are featured with guest star Dionne . Warwicke. of Illa daught9'9 In • ..,.. U(, a"'6cMWftrlde llYWY dlttlcult to ~ .. °""' platlS lo -S. (R) D TOMBHT °'*' ._I: John Oe"M-aon. ~ P.-Berbulll, l<enny Aogera. Debbie Rtynolda. • LOW. AMENCAM 8TY\.E "l.0¥e Ntd Who? I Love And The Fur Coer' 8 MOYIE •• "~Ot~ (111U) Vlo Mornlw, Claude Alcina. Ellplo1 ..... .,,..... .... aougtlt bY • diemond' hunter and a l'WWllUllonary lllldar. (2 In.) I ~IMAR'f ......_.. OOft* 10 the ,_ c:ua of • lei.... heir.a ~ the lllkea ,.,.,. own ltldnae>olng. • CAPT10tE> A8C HEWS 9 IAOH8IDI f -,,.,... By My l.GW' MORHO(O 12:008 TWIUBHT ZOfU "Onot Upon A Tim.'° -~ ,_INWOOD The~ .... a-ior -~ Marte lllld Jiltlh'f try IO llCll>e- • MOVtE **~ "A Y91Y PrtvM AtteJr•• (1H2) Brlglll• 8ardot, Marcello .......... Mlnl- tlal\ll --.. plagued *"" ~ (1 rir .. llO!Tlkl 12:308 G&eN/fR'f "Mlldcll Aoee"' 12:401~ ••• "SaNnl" ·c1..,. Humpfwey eos.-\ .,_ 8ennelt. Dla1ncl Wortd Wrir . II, an ArMl'ICln tarlk - -cwfl:Aly ~off o.r. "*' lroope ..... lttelnPt• Ing to croea VII s.Nre ~(1 lw.,20rnln.) 1:00 8 TOMOMOW OU.: a.t'9 OM&. CR) • •8PV A '°"'* U.S. epy mekee the miltMt• Of fllllllg "' io.. wlltl It\ IW*"Y llOlflt and bec()ftl98 the obtaot of a ...ch ~ Killy and Soon. Wilma's Story on TV Tonight 8 y OANLEWIS TV O•t• S-¥10 In 1960 al the Olympic Stadium in Rome. a tall. athletically trim young lady flashed to Ol ympic 1mmortalitv. Wilma Rudolph, the teenager from Tennessee, who couldn't that year's Games Wilma's determindtion to over· come her background, Her hardships and her infirmities make an inspirational story. It's the stuff that movies are made of, and that's precisely what NBC has done graphies and /or historical re· countings. These projects are ex- clus ive to television and have been well received. Particularly in sports, they have dealt with heroes stricken by fatal diseases in the prime of life. 'She's concentrating on the mid- dle-distances, 400 meters. Wilma is just a fan, where her daughter is concerned. She doesn't coach her, feeling it would be a difficult relationship. But "Wilwa,"thestoryofMiss ••t'VE SEEN FATHERS • .;:::::r~. MONING . l:IO. **" .... ~ (11511 ftoty Calfloun, Yvonne D• Cano. A --. ......... '°. Nlh-... lel,cl blron, llnda ..... ... "' --""*' .. lilllbend'• lllllCitwMll .,... flll..deMll. ( 1 11r, IO "*'·> 10:00 •••• "OMOt Inell'" (11)88) Aolllald ~. L.cntta Young. A "*' llrJ.. Glel*ldtdly .... .,. lndlan rebtllone. ~ • """'-lynnt end brtntlng England "* eantliofy. (2 In.) AFTaNOOH U:OO. * ·~ "Glri CfU)'" (1843) Mlcllay ~ • .14""1 a.1end. " ftclfl ~ ~tllllnlDw. ... Gide '-* girl Cit tn.. ao rnlh.) l:OO ••• "Ne» 8lntvora p....... ( 118'1 ...,,. ~."*'t~ !tam. Creatw• tro111 ..,.,. ..... oa.e fatal act::ldant9 lilt Oi'dar IO gain pa 111111an Of tM bOCllaa of"""~ (2 hrS.) ~a **"Three tnto Two Won't Oo" (tM9) Rod Ste19at, a.lr'9 ~ A Pl'Oll\l80llOll )'OW'9 ~ anen-.ttlellweaOfe-. tied couplt. ......,."' tlletrl. (2 In.) a:ao •••• "Helpt" (1916) The Batllae.. A nlUllaln .. ~ by • NQn "'*' and hit aacrillclal cult far • IPadtl 111\Q be,.....,. a Olft. (Ur,. IO mt1J • walk normally until she was 8 vears old, became the first and only AmeriC81\ woman to win three Olympic gold medals at ' THEY ARE CALLED docudramas because they are based on fact They are bio- Rudolph, is different: it has a coaching their kids (not her own. happy ending. She won her she hastens to add) and it can be medals, and today. 17 years extra tough. I don't want lbat.•• later, she is a happily married she explained. More 2 Come F emioood Goes Hollyioood LOS ANGELES (AP) _ .. Fernwood 2Night," producer Norman Lear's syndicated spoof of television talk shows, will return in April with the same cast and a new tiUe, "America 2Night." Lear said he wHJ start taping 13 more weeks of .. America 2Night .. in mid-January even though no TV sta- tions even have signed up for it yet. "AMERICA ?NIGIIT" STARS comedjan Martin Mull ~s the show's host, Barth Gimble, who also hosted lbe pre- vious "Fernwood 2Night." "We're going on whether we wind up in one market or 10 markets or 110 markets," said Lear, whose "Femwood :!Night" appeared in 43 markets last summer, according to hisomce. The series wlll be moving from mythical Fernwood, Ohio -site of Lcar•s syndicated "Forever Fernwood" -to Hollywood to get big stars who Jive here as guests. SUCH Sl'ARS AS BURT Lancaster. Steve Alien, Paul Lynde, Milton Berle and Andy Williams showed up to briefly josh with the.cast and welcome the show .. to town. MULL Los Angelet Mayor Tom Bradley also was there to welcome Barth Gimble Mull as "Mr. Gum. ball .. and deny his city, which bid for the 1984 summer Olympics, had ever bid to get "America 2Nigbl." "We just hope you won't louse up our Olympic games," said lbe mayor. Lear estimates the new series will cost $2 million to make, slightly more than Ute coet of Ute old °Fernwood 2Nitht'.' series. mother of four (two daugbltt$ Nor did she want her daughter two sons). to feel she had to run be~ause of She has kept busy professional-her mother's fame. ly as well; she is currently bead Wilma Rudolph was born pre- of the Tennessee Film Com-maturely and, in infancy, was mission. She says, however, this stricken with a series of illnesses will not be her career. A recent -double pneumonia, sc;u-Jel experience as human resources fever and polio. She didn't take executive al a Nashville bank her initial proper walking steps bas swayed her interests lo bank· until she was 8. and endured ing. braces and therapy until she was 12. "WILMA0 WILL BE aired by NBC-TV t.orugbl at 9 on Channel PBYSICAL THERAPY and 4, St.age and television actress the determination to overcome Shirley Jo Finney. whose credits her handicaps moved Wilma lo are mainly guest roles in s ports. episodic teJeVlSion. will portray Because she was tall and only Wilma. 89 pounds, she was flrst attracted On a recent visU lo New York, to basketball. But, she Sl\yS, from Wilma talked about her present. the first day she stepped onto a her future and her reflections of track, she knew she loved it. the pasL NBC's press depart· In .1956, she competed lft; the ment brought Wilma and Shirley Olympics at Melbourne, a shy Jo to New York; together they 15-year-old in the highly com• met the press. · . petitive world of international She stays in shape mostly by athletics. She got her fll'St medal jogging, Wilma reported. She's -a brooze one as a member of Jong past the competitive stage, tbe U.S. 400-meter relay team but she plays lennb and roots which &isbed third. for her daughter, Yolanda, 19, a • sophomore at Tennessee State FOUR YEARS LATER la University, where her mother llome a poised, experienced achieved her early recognition. athlete -and mother of a two- YOLANDA IS NOT a sprinter like her mother. Wilma's gold medals were for winning the 100- and 200-meter dashes and the third as the last leg of the win- ning 400-meter relay team. .. She (Yolanda) was good In the 1printa, .. Wilma said of her daughter. ..She baa won some and lost some (races), but abe doean•tbaye the speed that l bad. . .. . ,. year-old girl, Wilma Rudolph made Olympic history. She won those three Gold Medals, and became the toast of the '60 Games. •'Things that happen are destiny," she says modestly ol her accomplishments ... It's im· portant far me to tell my story, my fight against the early pro- blems, the emotloual problems that they later caused.•: sb~ said. . .. The Old Soft Shoe Mark Hamill, star of the hit movie ••star Wars,•• joins Bob Hope for a vaudeville routine on Hope ·s latest com· edy special tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4. Hamill also participates in a satire of "Star Wars ... (JACK ANDEbON) . REVEAL$ In the DAILY PILOT • ~ .