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Home My WebLink About1978-01-03 - Orange Coast Pilot'• ore -----oast oweFS • Bose Bowl Cham • s . ]UESDAY AF:rERNOON, JANUARY 3, 1978 Lea1'e Neq10.rt l/Uietl'li VOL 11, NO: I. I WCTIOMI. a PAOH II ' l , •· . • • Carter Meets Saudi Chieftain j t i * * * * * * lnd•a Banquet Meat Dinner I 17 • For President NEW DELHI, India (AP> - President Carter had a vegetarian on his left, another on his right and a third across the table, but the American leader ale salmon, chicken and mutton al the slate banquet. in his honor. When toasting time came Monday night. the president drank to Indja and its leaders in lhe mixture of fruit juices, soda and ginger that is the standard arlnk for oftlolal functions in New Delhi. · (;op ITIUtation F aih; L4 Duo Chmted, Held Two men who reportedly po•ed as policemen failed in an aUeced residential robbery at· tempt Monday in Santa Ana and were captured by real police after losing ~th an auto chase ~ a foot race. Booked into Orange County ~all as robbery su.spects, were llaymond Ansley, 36, and Albert Martinez, 40, both of Loa .Ahgeles. According to pollcf', the two spen puaed themselves off as pqllce officers to galn admit- tance to the house at 1900 W. Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana. 1bortly before 10 a.m. However, llalpb Arunar, 35, of l1s• Civic Cent# Drive address became auspicious ol the pair's &rue intent. crabbed • fUft and fired a llD,i.1bot at the two ln· truders. Police reapondin.a to a robbery fJ\ proaresa call aald they aaw two men ne. from the house and ~peed olfln a oar. Police puraued the pair at SDee<l• that reportedly reached ttto _i!P.lt• In Oran10 Ansley _ mpecl .aut of the car u lt cam' • tettl)IOl'aJ'1 bumping . ball. attempt.Id to escape oo foOt • tbrou1b u oran1e irovf. Ht' f#Jltd. . ,..., 'A fetr blocta later lt wu ,...artm• who tit.a an4 failed to ptun ~ po&Jee ifter the ;~ bit wu diivin~ eamo to a bait ., tfie eild of a ~ • • . . . i - MorarJt DHet, Jndla 's puritanical prtme minister, is promoting total prohibition within four years and recently forbade the serving of alcohol at government functions. The teetotaling was •no problem to Carter, who serves nothing stronger than wine at White House parties. Hindwsm, India's dominant religion, forbids eating beef. Many Indian Hindus, Desai and President Neelam Sanjiva Red· dy among them. are strict vegetarians because they oppose all human consumption of animals. So cooks a{ the Rasbtrapati Bbavan, India's aprawllng presidential palace, prepared alternate menus for the banquet attended by 82 persons. Tbe vecetarlans feuted on such main dl•bes u pomegranate pilau, breaded cheese and baked vegetables. Deni limited himself to fndt and nuts, which with mllt are the mainstays ol the diet he says has helped him reach a sturdy 81 years. Carter, wearing a dark blue suit, had Mrs. Reddy and Desai on his left. Mrs. K.S. Hedge, wife of the speaker of the lower house of Pprllarftent, sat on hi.a right. Acl"OISS from Carter were Hedge, Reddy and Vice Presi· dent B.D. JaW. The meal was ser\>ed by red· llverled w•lteu wearing turban.a. After Carter's toast, .. to the great people of India and to peace throulhoQt the world,·• the 1uests U'ooped into Asboka Hall, former ballroom-of the Brltiab vtceroya of India, for half an hour of Indian folk <See &\NQ1JET. Pase Al> Woman Killed By Elephant Justthe Way it Was °""...,.,....._,...,...._ JENI JAMES, , DISPLAYS POST-ROl&80WL SIGN THAT SAYS IT ALL Daughter of W11hl on Football Coach at Newpott'• MarrlQtl Hotel Thi• Morning ; "\ieb;ey Happy Hrakies Leave Newporl \upset by the lleavUy f avorect feP~~ ot tbe Big 'l'en. One strikln11Y attractive coed followed a player to the bus, to lve him a last·mlnuto kiss bll• still cl~hilll an opened tUe of cbtlm~ A banctful of the ptay~a (See 11l18KJBS, Paae Ai> Wet Weather HitA COtult; I More Likely Palesti.ne . . Problem Weighed . • RIY A.DH, Saudi Arabia <AP• -Presid.ent Carter flew to Saudi Arabia tod&)f hopeful tllat the SaudJs will turn to tile American wa,y of thlnki.n,c oa the issue of a Palestinian state. On the four.bour-plus fliOt from India. an American offic:ial on Alt Force One. who asked DCJt to be named, said there are signs the Saudis will tell carter they are backing away from In· sisting on an independent Palestinian state as a pa.rt GI a Mideut settlement. An independent Palestine state, favored by Egypt and l other Arabs but oppoaed by l Israel, ts a major stumblinc l block to a Mideast settlement. • Israel favors self-rule for ( ' CARTERS VISIT RURAL INDIA-A4 ' Paleatlnians but with a con· tinued Israeli military preHOCe. fearing an independent Palestin- ian state would be used as a · base for attacu against laraei. Before leavlng India earlier l today. Carter paid a one.hour vislt to Daulatpur-Nasirabad. a farming village 22 mile. from I New Delhi, and walked wltb bis 1 wife through the cluster of brick. 1 mud, til• and thatch huts. · H~ returned to the presldentlaJ l palace in New Delhi and •tined • the Delbl Declaration with Prime MiDlste.r MorarJl Deni ~ 1tresslnf a mutual desire for peace, Justlc• and moral. responsibility. . Carter received a ro1.•t ·ow ltzert·and·bagp lpe• esee aaTE•, Pase A2> Considerable cloadiness through Weclneld_, wlth cbllbce Of showers. UW. temperature cbanae. Hltba Wedneld_, $'1 to a. Chance of &bowers 40 pel' cent lOftlcbt. lncreastn1 tO so ~Wednead1.7. INllDE~ODAY ... CAil '(PILOT S TUffCey. January 3 1078 .Call May ~sav.~ Life Drugged Man 'Reaches Out . to Minister t'lllCAGO <AP) -On the first day o! the new year, Terry sy. Jllowe<.l a lethal dose of drues. Before lapsing int.o une61Uclous· nt·:,s 111 the early hours of the second day. ho phoned a Lutheran minister 250 miles away. That telephone Une may prove to be Terry's lltellne. "I had no idea who he was or where he was -be wouldn't tell me ... said the Rev. Gerald Kort or Sparta, Wis. "He hadn't attended my,_. hun•h for maybe seven years. "llE SAID HE'D TAKEN an overdose of drugs. He didn't want sympathy. lie wouldn't go into specifics on why he was depreued. He 1ust had a rehelous question -he wanted to know if God would forgive him." · The call woke Kort shortly after 2 a.m. Monday._ They talked for 11:i hours before Terry lapsed into unconsciouaneu and the phone thudded to the floor. Frantic ~rrorts to trace the call failed -police and phone com- Pa.Jll' offic-~'\ti. f/)~ly lb.al tM l'sUI l>~J»J> !!'i>m <.:'hleaa*.,. '.'THE WILL TO SURVIVE came out towards the end, and he al leasl told me his first name and that he lived in Chica10," Kort '>Jid in a telephone interview. "Thank the Lord he told u.& that much." . Kort's wife, Marlene, slayed on the open 'but silent pbone'to Terry, while.Kort searched his records and called members of his Trinity Lutheran Chur.ch, uking: ''Do you know anybody name~ Terry tn Chicago wbo'Used to live here who might try to commit suldde?" •• "We got lucky. God must have been helping, maybe Ili.s way or /oreiving," Kort added. "One woman said she knew or a family with a boy named Terry that left. Sparta years ago. She even knew where the family was and where Terry lived." THREE HOVRS AFTER KORT'S phone ran1. police and paramedfc1 broke dowo a door to a North Side apartment and found Teny Feekett, 24, on a bed, near death. The phone was still off the hook and the line lo Kort's home was still open. ''My wife could bur the police break ln. They \old her be wu alive, but real bad oft.•• Kort said. Feckett was .rushed to Swedish C6venant Hospital in critical . ·eottf!!!.k:L -r-· --·--l -.. 1"" • -~ .. HE'S Snit. NOT ·aESPONDING to stimulus. even pain stimulus," a.aid a hoapital spokesman. ''But he's stable now and he mar be able to sleeR it off and come out all ricbt. •• • ''Maybe he'll 1$ve. Maybe he'll find meaning to life. Maybe t.hln1a will be OK,·• Kort said. Order In The Tent? Nemport _Crash Huskie Held In Theft at RegUtry Shop BARBOURVILLE, Ky.' 1 A P > -Lewis 1 lopper ls ht>gmninghis term as dl~ trict judge without a l'ourtroom. So he says he "Ill hold court ln a floor- lt•.-.s Army tent. ·I was cleclcd d1slrict 1ud ~c tn November, and I m gmng to hold court with o r without a courtroom." the 32-year- Qld lawyer said Monday as he s tood in 20-degrec weather outsule the 10· man canvas tent. "It's not much, but it's ~om(•lhing. I'm going to . ~cl desk and chair in here .ind bring in an extens ion rord -..o r can have a naked h~htbulb hnnging from the n1lin~ ... !lopper s;i11I. Wnsurners Get Bonanza in Avocado Buys t:SCONOIDO CAP> -The s ud- <ll'n glut of s torm-downed a\ ocados in Southern California 1s crcatmg a price bonanza for consumers. "We've ditcounlcd until it's unbelievable," say!! Ricky Castellano, a sales reprcsen- tatave for one cooperaltve used by 2.600 gro~ers. · Jn Los An~elcs, they're sell - ing boxes of 48 top-s ize Fuertes for $3 to $8. Usually they sell for $16. ''A lot of people have been of- f<'ring 2S·pound boxes for $J .25 .1ust to gel rid of them. That wouldn 'teven pay for packing." The windstorm that ble w through the state the week of Dec. t9 JeTt an estimated 20 million pounds or avocados on the groWld or 13 percent or the season's crop. The Calllomla Avocado Advisory Board has estamatt>d the Joss in fruit at up to ~10 million. But it will be s pring, wilh new growth starting lo be vi1ible, before the tree damaee will be known. . A ~rower in Valley Center east of Escondido reported SO two- year·old trees blown down. George Smith, a co-op representative Jn E scondido, called the af\ermalb "the worst I've ever seen." The most severe damage in San Diego County, tho largest g rowing avocado area in California, was in Valley Center, eastern Escondido and the Pauma Valley northeast ot Escondido. Avocados that normally would be selling !or 70 cents each are in supermarkets for hate that price. The areen-skinned frun can be found even cheaper at roadside standa as small 1rowera and middlemen try lo get rid of avocados blown to the 1round. OA4NOICOAIT s DAILY PILOT Funeral Thursday ·For Teen Victims Funeral services will be con· ducted Thursday in Corona del Mar for the two teenagers who died following a traffic accident in Newport Beach in the opening hours of 1978. J e ffrey Franklin, 19, of Orante died within two.)iours of the th.cee-car c rash on the Pacific Coast Hi.i;chway bridge over Upper NeWpc>rt Bay. His companion, Elizabeth Halt, 16, of 23 Goleta Place, Corona del Mar, was pro. nounced dead at Hoag~.Memor1al Hospital Monday afternoon. The young couple suffered their fatal injuries wlten the car in which they were riding was struck head-o n by a vehlcle driven by Darlene Marie Hunt, 20, of Westrruns~r. Police booked Miss Hunt on s u s p i c i o n o f .,( e I o n y manslaughter. She was r eleased from Orange County Jail later Sunday, after posting $2,500 bail. According to police reports, Miss Hunt was driving west· hound on the highway when her car s werved out of control, stnk· inl( a steel guard rail. That. impact sent her auto careening into lhe oncoming traffic lanes where it hit Franklin's car and finaJly came to rest on top of a sportscar driven by Robert L) Duncan, 34 of Placentia. ' Duncan and '~ ~senger. Wst Trappe Feared Dead MAYO, Yukon Territory CAP> -A 58-year-old trapper, miss- ing In the Yukon, may bave died in a struggle with a grizzly be•r he kUJed near his remote cabin 80 mile$ from here, authorities said. Police said the frozen body or a l'l'f11ly bear. dead or stab wounds, was found near the trapper's cabin and shreds or the man's clothing were found nearby. The body of the trapper, Edwlo Willdnson, baa not been found and police aaid it may have been devoured by wolves. Patricia Porrec a, 26, Of Fullerton were treated !or minor injuries and released from Hoag Memorial Hospital. Miss Hunt was also treated for minor in- JUrics before she was booked. Police said investiga tion into the cause of the fatal accident is contanurng. Ser vices for Franklin will be conducted at 11 a.m. at Pacific View Mortuary. At 1 p.m., servlc~ will be con- ducted at the same chapel for Mass Hall. She 1s s ur vived by he r parents, Robert and Ann Hall, t wo brothers, Willi a m and Robert and a sister Julia, an of Corona del Mar , and grandp-a.r e nts, Edwine E!mlund, lJf Laguna Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mossberg of Alhambra. Yeggs Grab 3 TV Sets Burglars smashed in a wfudow at a Laguna Beach television shop ~rly today, making orr with three color sets and a videota~ recorder in less than a m inute. Police said they respond~ within a moment to an alarm at Hillen's Coaat TV, 2133 Laguna Canyon Road at about 3 a.m. A police spokesman said the burelars worked rapidly to gather up the $2,000 in equip· ment and IJed before officers ar· rived . Fro• Page AJ HUSKIES ••• bought souvenirs in the hotel's · boutique while being urged to get on the busqs. A balf-d<nen fans broke into 1 applause when the moment came to leave and coach Don James hopped onto the Jead bus. At the bu.see pulled out of the puking lot, the only reminder of the Washington pretence wu the mud·splatt.ered compact car carrying Wa1hln1ton license platn and the !0'1r rooters who atood beside It. contemplating the long drive back t.oSeatUe. FroaP-seAJ CARTER'S TRIP ••• welcome in Riyadh, . the Courtb slop of bis seven·naUon trip. Carter greeted King .KhaJed with an Arable phrase that means, in En&Ulb, "Beace be unto you." The president~ vl1ltln1 the richest of the Arab states an<l America 'a mahl aouree of lm· ported oil, said at a aemlprlvate airport wetcomlnf ceremor\y. ''The primary p~e of LbJ.a vialt and tb1t trip 1J peaet. •• The Carter orttcl•l on Alr Force One tofd reporten, "It would tppea.r Ibey (the Sau41 aoveMlmtllt) mat be ln the proceu of movt.of to our •p,- pro1cbontMPaleaUJilanluue. ' Tho Offic1al aclmowledaed ttiat If Saudi Arabia movet in 00. direcUoa. It would reQ.ect a C!Oftl• bi4atf on al a dalre lot • aetO. * * * . ~l' ... :AJ ment and a realization of polltlcal realities in Israel. HowtJsers boomed out a 21- gun salute as Carter stepped on t.o the concrete at the Riyadh airport in clear sunny weather and moderate temperatures. The royal l>and played the na- tional anthems of both countries and later, With ba1Pli>es blaring, rendend a ftr'Sion of -'Tbe Bear Weot Over the MountaJn" u Carter greeted Saudi dJ1nltaries. Aller the kJnc and the· pral· dfnl ex.cbqed r.marlt5 before a eparae crowd u..,tted to dltnl~et Md a mUlt111 honor IUlrd, the~ and ~ preal· dent dfoft to the elaborate royal PAiace to be1ln an evelllnC·loot round ot lflkl. Thtte were few 1peetators alone U. rou&e to tM pal.ee. Saudt aoldlera were 1p1ctd evtr1few11rdl. Tal~1 w.,. expeettd to Jn· elude, bMldet Jlldeut puce netotJau~, olJ~IY mattlrl, the UQeawn ltate of th• U.S. doUar llid comauanlat Interest 1n tlte J10Pri Of AfflcL Tbe SaWU; are dttpl~ .. coO· cernecl abilat UMt ~l b&tttt- lft1 the dollar JIU taku OD ID· teraatloaal money rnarhtt b• • • • • , b 1 A m er Jc~ o lttla.at.1, • ~t ot tMlr CW'ffat Mo'"';"~ •arpl•_.. of doftin:.:~ ID aiNtiived lO lla• ...... ...... . A University of WaehlnJiton football player was Jalled today by Irvine pollce after a burglary of a gift shop in the Regastrf Hotel, where the player was staying for the Rose Bowl. Sop ho m ore M ic h ael IL Ogilvie, 19, 1d ent1f1ed as a llusk1e defensive safety, was ar- rested by police at the closed gift shop at 4 a.m. He was held at Orange County Jail on SS,000 bail. Police said the 6-2, 195-pound Ogilvie orfered no resistance to his a rrest after he was dis- covered Ulbide the shop. Ogilvie, o ne or seve ral Washington players quartered at the Re gis tr y, 18800 MacArthur Blvd., did not play in Monday's Rose Bowl. Police said he was on the team's dis· abled roster, with a dislocated shoulder. w ashington athletic director Mike Lude was seolung lo ar- range b all this morntng for Ogilvie. Recovered in the buralary, police said, were cigarettes. chewing gum, candy and a birth· day card. The card, officers said, pie· lured a group or turkeys, will: the one in the middle wearing ' football helmet. • AP...._. BALLOON RIDE MORE THAN MARY HART HOPED POR She and Niece Niki, 6, Helped Out Atter Thriller Up,Awaa&y . Balloon Ride Real Thriller SAN DIEGO (AP ) -Ma Hart's first air travel in anything other than a commercial airliner was a hair.raiser. In a 7$-foot balloon with tts owner. she expected to noat Jazi· ly for fi ve minutes. Instead she barely missed tall build..mgs .in an erratic, wind-buffeted ride for 76 minutes SWlday. APARTMENT DWELLERS LEANED from windows and called. "H1ppy New Year." The bCilloon·s owner. Augie Pagan of El Cajon an elec- 1 ronlcs engineer wtio owns three such hot-a1r ball~ns said "We could hear them talkmg... · ' Relatives in three cars drove below, frantically trying to follow the balloon's path. PAGAN 'J'.HREW OUT a 200-foot rope, which was caught. T he ba.ll<>?n fmally landed on a school grounds after passing over Mission VaJley and residential neighborhoods. "Let me out!" his passenger shouted, as s he jumped over the side of the riding basket. • TIUef Killed With Own Gwi LOS ANGELES CAP > -A would·be thle( was shot to death walh his own gun by his intended '1t•t1m during a robbery attempt 1n Hollywood, police said. Thc.>y c;"'1d the victim was wounded during the scuffie. ..._Authorities said Julio LTerena, in his lale 40s, was in good con· d1lion tod ay at Cedars.Sinai Medical Center from a bullet wound he received in a strugele with the unidenillled thief Mon- day night. The assailant. in hb late teens, died shortly after arrival :it the hospital. officials said. Sailboat Stolen Police arc investigating the theft of a $1,000 sailboat from the beach in front or the bome or the victim in Laguna Beach Mo n day afternoon. Robert Mosier, 53, or 711 Cliff Drive. re. ported the lt>ss of the 11-fool Wildflower sailboat at 11 p.m. Orange ~oast EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 3, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES Ralesiine Discussed Carter,. Saudi ---L~ader~·€onfer RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP> -Prealdent Carter flew to Saudi Arabia today hopeful that the Saudis will turn to the Amel"ican way or thinking on the issue of a Palestinian state. On the four-hour-plus flight from India, an American official on Air Force One, who asked not to be named, said there are signs the Saudis wlll tell Carter they are backing away from in- s ls ll n g on an independent Palestinian state as a part of a Mideast settlement. An independent Palestine state, favored by Egypt and other Arabs but opposed by CARTERS VISIT RURAL INDIA--A4 Israel, is a major stumbling block to a Mideast settlement. Israel fav<>rs self-rule for Palestinians . but with a con- tinued Israeli military presence, fearing an independent Paleslin· ian state would be used as a base for attacks against Israei. A111bushed 'Good Samaritan' Stabbed A good samaritan motorist in Orange ended up early today in a muddy ditch with two stab wounds in his body and shorn of the $6 he carried with him, according to police. They said Dennis Borchard, 23, of Anaheim, was driving near Newport Boulevard and Chapman Avenue al about 10 p .m . when an apparently stranded motorist waved him lo a stop. Borchard told police the last thing he remem- bered before waking up in a muddy roadside ditch about 1 a.m. today was seeing a second man alongside the man who had flagged him down. Borchard was taken to UCI Medical Center for treatment of the two stab wounds and reportedly is in good condition, police said. • Board Chairman Before leaving India earlier today, Cart.er paid a one-hour visit to Daulatpur-Nasirabad, a farminf village 22 mllt!f from New Delhi, and waUced with his wife through the cluster of brick, mud, We and thatch huts. He ,.turned lo the presidential palace in New Deihl a'nd signed the Delhi Declaration with Prime Minister Morarji Desai stressing a mutual desire for peace. justice and moral responsibility. Carter received a royal how it.~ er s ·and· bagpipes welcome in Riyadh, the fourth stop of his seven-nation trip. Carter greeted King Khaled with an Arabic phrase that means, in English, "Peace be unto you." The president, visit.Ing the richest of the Arab states and America's main source of Im· ported oil, said at a semiprivate airport welcoming ceremony, "The primary purpose of this visit and this trip is peace." The Carter official on Air Force One told reporters, "It would appear they (the Saudi government > may be In the process ot moving to our ap- proach on the Palestinian issue." The official acknowledged that If Saudi Arabia moves in this direction, It would reflect a com- bination of a desire for a settle· me nt and a reallzatl~n of political realities in Israel. Howtiiers boomed out a 21· gun salute as Carter stepped on to the concrete at the Riyadh airport. S . Ril Wp lnUtatwn t I uperVIsor ey Faih; u Duo f Gets Second Term Chas~ Held By KATHY CLANCY Of .. D•llY l'IM« St.ff Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley was named today to serve a second term as chairman of the County Board of Supervisors. Riley, In comments after his unanimous selectlpn, pledged to help solve county problems in ~e coming year while continu· lng to maintain what he said are the fine county services that. often go unrecognized. •Supervisor Laurence Schmit b'ad put in bis own bid to serve as board chairman during 1978. But when the vote was taken to- cfay, Schm1l cast his vote tor Riley along with fello w supervisors. Riley, Schmit and Supervisor J\alph Clark face re-election ef· f~rus in the coming year. The other two county supervisors, Ralph Diedrich and Philip An· thony, have been named in retony Grand Jury lndktment.s. Riley said that, durin& Ur78, county oftlclals will ban to con· Unue eCforta to hold down the cost of county government. and F9J>erty taxes. . He said be was disappointed that a property tax reform meHute waa not paased In Sacramento laat year. At the same tlme, be ulled for a bait ln atat.e and federal lee!alaUon that forcea local ~vernment to provide new pro- crams without new sources ol l'evenue. •'The entire property tax .lb'uctun needl lo be reusesaed on the princtples of beneflll re- ceived and the abtllt.1 lo pay,'•. &UeyHfd. Tbe Newport Beach nrnllor Hld • the Ume also m•1 be rltht. lD ma !or county amclals to blre a WNhlftlt.oa. J).C. 10bbyt.lt lo Hip the COUDt.Y oom,.e: tol'-ftderul)' ftnaneed ~tr amt. · • Amon1 other l11ue1 JUl•Y flHIMI for supervtiOn• atteD· Uoa ln the new year ar•: -Problems created by Orange County Airport jet noise versus the need for air service for county residents, a problem he said may be offset in part by encouraging airlines to use quieter planea. Riley said another partial solution would be use or other airp<>rts, like Ontario. -The need for lower-cost housing in Orange County, a need Riley said must be balanced with continued pres- sure for growth, n well as en- vironmental and conservation concerns. -Development of a plan for the Orang€'County coastline, in··· eluding a pUot coastal proiram along the Irvine coastal land. -Selection or a major transportation corridor through the San Joaquin HHls. -A decision on preservation of both the Laguna Grttnbelt as <See RILEY, Pa1e AZ) Wet Weather HitA Coast; More Likely Two men who reportedly posed as policemen failed in an alleged residential robbery at- tempt Monday in Santa Ana and · were captured by real police after losing both an auto chase and a root race. Booked Into Orange County Jail as rol>bery suspecta, were Raymond Ansley, 36, and Albert M arttnez, 40, both of Los Angeles. Accord1n1 to police, the two men passed lherruselves off u police officers to gain admit- tance to the house at 1900 W. Civic Q!nter Drive, Santa Ana, shortly before 10 a.m. . However, Ralph Aguilar, 35, of the Civic Center Drive address became suspicious of the pair's true intent, grabbed a gun and fired a single shot at the two in· truders. Pollce responding to • robbery in procreaa call said they saw two men flee from the house and speed oft in a car. Police pursued the pait at speeds that reportedly reached 100 mph. In Orange Ansley jumped out of the car as it came to • temporary bumping bait aod attempted lo escape on foot through an oranre grove. He failed. A f~w blocks later it was Martinez who tried and failed to outrun pursuing POiice after the auto he was driving came to a crasbln1 bait at Uie eru1 ot a tltad endatreeL Woman Killed By Elephant ' . _., ,.. ..... .,.,..., . ..._ JENI JAMES. I , DISPLAYS POST-ROllH10Wl. SIGN THAT SAYS IT ALL Daughter of WHhlngton Football Coach at Newport'• M•rrlott Motet This Morning . By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .. Oel!Y ........... Except tor the young faces and latge neck sizes -and a heavy 'Ptinklinl or purple and gold on and around their clothes -It might have been any sroup of wsconve~Uonera that left tM ·s.ut. .Me•ob .ttar~i Del ly't:Od"ay~· ~ e. 111etr ._ho tUmbed all8 J l*-'4 tilt h•lt dozen outalde the Newtiort Center hostelry wete tbe 1178 Rose Bowl champions, the University of Wasblnaton Huskies. • Their departure from Newport was r'markably subdued con· sidertnt the havoc they wreaked on tbe Mlchlaan Wolverines Mqndv. There were no massed fans leadint cheers for the departihg footb•ll tum -most had alrea\df left for the return trtp to Seattle. The players themselves quiet- Co1UtStores ly went about the mundane busi- ness of cbf!(:king out of the trotel and finishing th~r breakfasts. But here and there were the signs of the celebration that I ollowed their stµnning 27 to 20 upset by lhe heavily ravOt'ed tepresentatives of Lhe Blc Ten. 0.~.Wactl ... followed a p ayer to the bus, to ch~ him a Jaat.•ipimrte lclsS while .UU cl•eN•I -.n optliaecl bc>Ule olebampape. A handful pf the players bought aouvealrs in the hotel's boutique while beina urged to get on the buses. A half-dozen fans broke into applause wbeo the moment came to leave and coach Doo James hopped onto the leid bus. As the buses pulled out ot the parking lot, the only reminder.of the Washingtop presence was- the mud·splatWed compact cal" carrying Washington license plates and the tour rooten1 who stood beside it, contemplaUn& the long drive back to Seattle. .Ki~ Tut's F:ans Queue for Tickets sale today at the following Orange Cout stores: The Broadway -7777 Edinger Ave., Huntington. Buch: 24100 Laguna Hills l'IJ•ll and 47 Fa•hlon Island Circle, Newport Beach. May Company -3333 Bristol St., South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, and 300 Westminster Mall Circle. Westminater. <SeeTtJT, Pasez> New Year's F1.rst Baby Tustin Boy · A Tust.ln couple claimed Callrofn1a 's first baby .of the New Year wben their son, Bran- don. wei1hln1 six p0und$ and one ounce. wu born Just fl"'- aecobda after midD.ilht Sunday 1D JleBOonr. mFDz:rLY t! = '=d ·• R "'1 :~ult five ae«iods before the atate•s second new en- trant. a boy. was born to a Corona couple. Orange County's first new citizen 'ot the year was born at 12!04 a.m. Sunday at Mercy General Ha&ipltal in Santa Ana. The unnamed boy was born to Elpldo and Elena Trujillo of Santa Ana. MJsslon Community Hospital recorded the area's next New Y_,ar's arrival at 1:27 a.m. with ttie birth or a girl to Ed and Jody trlckson of Mission .Viejo. No other Orange Coast hospitals were even in the run· nlnl in first baby sweepstakes as Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach reported its fint · arrival at 6: 16 a.m. Sunday. It was a glrl bom to Ronald and Vicki Gravelle of 'Costa Mesa. Jerry and Deborah Murrar ol 2226 Pacific Ave., Costa Mesa, are pareRts Of the first baby of the year at Fountain Vall~ Community Hospltai. They had a seven.pound four-ounce baby girl named Sarah who was born at 7:29 a.m. Sunday. The rarst new baby in tbe city of Huntington Beach dldn 't ar. rive uoUl 2:24 a.m. today when a girl was born to Linda Throckmorton and her husband, h~pital offlciala reported. Raln 1'hlch heean fatl· tng at. midday 11 expected to continue through the day with partial clearlq tonight and 50 percent chance of nln Wednea· day. t -. -............ _ ...... - I 2 OAJL Y PILOT 0C Ten candidates have Bled'lar- t wo open seats on tb• Costa Mesa City CouncU ar filinc closed today at noon lor the March 7 municipal eteeUon. The candidates include only one incumbent. Mayor Norma Hertzog, who will aeet to retain * ·* * Nine .Seek· her .eat on the COUJlC11 for • MCOD4 fOID'•J'NI' term. IDcumbent Councllma .Jut Huuutt bal 4edded not to nm for 'e-eteetloo aftv •'"1oa eJ.lbt )'earl oa the ~ell. llen•a a nm&nm ot tbe ~· flctat C9Ddfdatel an the elec:U... listed In Gl'der of their IWna "' nomm.tion papen: · -_tiiy Posts:·-· Coat.a Mu• 9Jannln1 eom· mluloner Arlebe Schafer. Oranee Coast Colle1e 1tudellt Carl 11.-kle, re-1 a~te aamt Donald Bull, homuiakv Del 'it~·OllVtr.llleato .. bent Ma10r Norma H ....... , public administrator J(~ ~·Paul .. Raver, bualnessmaA Cbri1 steel, attorney G. Gocllnt Sudem1t attarDe1 lllchul ... andmeeMn•P.TbomuKeeler. ~ In Irvine Nine people will campalp lor two positions in the March 1 Irvine City Council electlon. The deadline lo file as a can. didate wu at noon toda,y. Incumbent coun«i members Gabrielle Pryor and John Burton are retirln1 from their offices. Candidates are former Irvine mayor Art Anthony, pJanntn1 commissioners Ellen Freund and Larry Hoffman, high achooJ teacher Vivian HaH, attorneys Larry Agran, David Warren and Jerry Shaw, private invesU1ator Carol Effenberger and com- munity services commiu1oner Robert Moore. Two prospective candidates who t ook out nomination papers-b1olog1s l Don Murphy .ind UC Irvine student Pamela D a\ id '>on-decided not to file for f'l ecl1on, City Clerk Raye King:-.bury said. * * * Eight Seeking Viejo MAC Board Seats E1,::ht residents have filed n omination papers tor three .Mission Viejo Municipal Ad- :v1sory Council seats up !or grabs lll Mar~ 'l elect!ons_ ,. One incumbent, James Dodge. announced he would not.seek re- election to lhe council because of busine~.~~mit.JneotB... , , I I Those in the rur\nia,g are John Duller. contract9r; Kat.b.leen B. Kelly. incurnbenl~ Charle$ Ken- ney. real estate bro~tr ; Ray Krins ky, retired military; Ccorge Si mons, retired con· .struct1on superintendent; Gary Ston ey. incumbent; L. G. .. Gerry" West, sales consult&nt; and Frank Wood, businessman. .Stoney and Simons are oppos. ing ea<'h other for an unexpired two-year term. The other six t'andldalcs are running for two full four-year lcrms. Fro• Page Al TUT ••• Also, Bullock's -3333 Bristol St.. South Coast. Plaza. Costa '\1csa The fGng Tut exhibit will run from Feb. 15 lhrough June 15. Unlocked NB Door Leads to Theft I\ Balboa Peninsula resident who told pollce he left bis home unlocked wblJe he went out to celebrate, ls startint tbe. new year with no stereo equipment. Roger Roes told police Smiday th e stereo system and a patchwork comforter wbfch were taken are worth a total or $2,949. DAILY PILOT * * * WColDl£il Race Boo11ted TollNamea Two more hopefull jolaed the race for three Fountain Valley city council aea~ opea In· the March 8 election, Ctty Clerk Evelyn McCJendon said today. Fountain Valley plannlng commissioner Ben Nielsen and federal fmmleraUon aient Felbc • Rocha Jr. became the 10tb 8114 11th candfdatu to Ille tbetr papers with the city clerk. Nielsen is the second city plan. nine commissioner to seek a· council seat ln the election. Recently appointed com. missioner Wall Hammond bas also decared his candidacy in the elect.Ion. The candidate filing period, which officially ended last Wednesday, was extended until noon today because or Coun- cilman George Scott's decision not lo seek a third term. State election laws required. the extension 1Which allowed Nielsen and Rocha to rue. Mayor Roger Stanton and Councilman Al Holllnden he~ the list of 11 hopef\Jla running !or the three seats. Other candidates who have filed bJcioe Ole aeaanni9 fOdaY are teacher Phil Johnson, Long Beach executive asaiatut lo the mayor Carlos Galindo. telephone company employee Chuck Thomas. former city recreation ~commissioner Manuel Alarcon, foreman Raymond J. lf'(in and college student Barton Slilgemura. * * * 13 in Race For Council In Clemente San Clemente had 13 can- didates ror the three City Co~ cil seatB at stake in the March 7 election as the noon lilin~ deadline neared today. Councilman Tony Dl~iovlMI was the only incumben\ to file papers. Councilmen Thomas O'Keete and Patrick Lane an- nounced they would not seek re- election. Amon1 non-incumbents who have filed are water consultant. and San Clemente Homeowners Association president Howard Mushett, environmental plan. nine comultant Boyd Ames Jr., college student David l>odlon, clock manufact.\lrer Mirtla Wainer and real eatate •P· praiser and former city COUD• cUman Charles Fox, who did not run for re-election In l.9'18. Other non·lncumbenta who re.- turned electloo papers an re. ·tired purcba1•n• ••ent ,Jack Brown, retlr~d busloea1mari Carlo Bocci, ~llder anti cllf, planner ,Allan Wulfeak. ator• manaaer Roy Hamm, bait· nessman Albert Popik, retired newa broadcaster Eel Dleden and Robert Rusin, who described btmaelt on bis election papen as a.Polltidan. ~· In their IU)nUal rnah.-to. the tea, these Polar Bears proved their mettle McSnday by 8Ub-mer~ themstdves· tn th& water at Cove Beach m South I,.a~a· On New Year's 'Day. The .temperature ·w,s 62 degrees. Thia was the-21st tear of the initiation cez:em9n;, Which has now been ad · mlni~ed to more than~ brave souls who have withstood water temperatures as low as 46 degrees. The club was started as a gag, but has grown into an annqal social custom as much a part ot New Year's for Legunans as "Auld Lang Syne, ··said club secretary William Crespinel. MotorcycUst. Succumbs to ~~i~~•h motorcycllsi •hoee bike was t.oro apart Yt'hen..it collided, with a car -hurUDg.bil body ID Ceet down the street -died Monday nl Pacifica Hospital in Hunt.~ inglon Beach. Brian l)j~ 23, who was riding without • helmet. suc- cumbed to massive betd in- JUries in addition lo the pbyaical :.hock-inducing trauma of multi· pie broken hemes. . The accident occurr~d Satur- day on Golden West Street at Deep Harbor Laite in the city's Seaclfff Country Club district. inveatlfators .. td. . Dickson was kept alive for three days with life support sy•tom1 but wu pronounced dead atl:l$J>.m. Moq4ay '•), !. ~Uce Def>U1mellr. VJJHi-1to-cldent irl"vesUgator Orva ~in From Page Al RILEY ••• .,. well as the county's dwindl.lnt supply ol farmland. During the new year, Riley said supervisors also will take steps toward provkllng a county campaign reform measure, either by an ordinance adopted by supervisors or through a measure placed on the ballot. Persian Rug Theft Told A Newport Beach woman told police this weekend that someone helped themselves lo a $12,000 Persian rug she had stored in her garage while she. was on vacaUon . Frances Reed / Dead at 91; Rites Slated Graveside aervicea· wlll be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Pacific View Mortuary in Corona del Mar for Frances Mabel Reed, of Laguna fills, who died Saturday at. the age of 91. Mrs. Reed. a native of Illinois, had resided in California for the past 80 years and was the widow of the late O.B. Reed, who,, served as mayor of Newport Beach in 1946. She is survived by two :sons. Rites Set- For Teen Victims . li'uneraJ aervlces wlD be con- ducted 'lbunday in. eorona .. Mar for the two tetin.,en who died followlna a traffic accident In l'fewport Beach Jn tho opeJllng houra of19'78. Jeffrey Franklin. 19, of Ora.oaf' died wJt.bin two boun ot the tbt••·car cra1b on the Pac;lfio Coalt lnlbway bridge over Upper Newport Bay. Rla companion. Elizabeth Hall, 18, of 2J Goleta Place, Corona del Mar, wa~ pro· noWlCf:d «Seed a.t Hoac Memorial Hospital Monday afternooa. Tbf;.:1~_. ~e 1uff\l'ff t1ie1r i•tal iQJurfel-When the car ill ttblth they were rid.Ins J1tas : struck head-on by a vehicle driven by Darien• Marte HWlt. 20, otWaf.mlnate.r. Police boolred Ml.ts Hunt 04 s u 1 p l c lo n o·f f el on y m'1tslauabter. 5'ie wu releued from Oranae. County Jail later Sunday, after p09Un1 *2,600 ball. According to police reports. Ml11 Hunt was driving west-. bound on the h.lehwa,y when her car swerved out of control, Jtrik· 1n~ a steel guard ran. . That impact sent her auto careening Into the oncomlni traffic lanes where it hlt Frankllii's car and flnaJly came lo rest on top of a sport.scar driven by Robert L. Duncan, 34, ot Placentia. . Duncan and bis •assenger, Patricia Porreca, ·26, of Fullerton were treated for minor,. injuries and released from Hoag Memorial Hospital. Miss Hunt waa also treated for lllioor in· Juries before she was booted. P~Uce aald investigation into the cause of the fat.al accident is contlnuing. • Services for Franklin will be conducted al 11 a .m. at. Pacific View Mortuary. At 1 p.tn., services will be con- ducted at the same chapel for Miss Hall. She ls survived by· her parents, Robert. and Ann ·Hall. two brothers, William and Robert and a sister Julia. all of Corona del Mar. and grandparents. Edwine ElmlWJd, of Laguna Beaeb and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moeaberg of Alhambra. 100 Vehicles Hit .· said ~ccldent is still bef.Qg in· veadg . ~ Mot Wglrtla D ~. 49, Mary Krone of The Bluffs told officera the four by •lx·foot rug was :Sn place wben she left-mr Oct. 1 and she found il was miss· ing when she relUfDed on Nov. 21. ,, She told o{ficers she did aot re· port the theft. immediately because she "hadn't aotten around lo IL ·· MILAN, Italy (AP) -A chain .. ' collision of about 100 vehicles The family su1g~sts that killed fl lea.st two people and ln-' memorial contribuUons be made jured 25 today on a log.bound to the Children's Hospital of highway between Bergamo and Donald W. of Portland, Ore. and Robert L . of Upland one daug.tite.._ Margaret R. Hackett. L a g'4r"'o •-R i l I ~ f _., u r grandchildren and two great. grandchildren. also of mmtfnttf,Jn ch, wu reportedly making a left turn • from Golden West titr~ onto Deep Harbor Lane when DlQkson·s motorcycle slammed intO her car. . Inveatigaton said ~ &batter- ing Jmpa~t tare tJie bandlebars a nd front wheel ol the mo~y c 1 e free of t.f\e rest o, t)\e machine. . Funeral arrangements are pendln1 today at Fairhaven Memorial Park in Santa Ana. 10 Seelring I l:apistrmlo Couiicil Spa&s Orange. Milan, police said. ' .... ~...... -... ,... ..... £&' .. ·Qr"·• t .. a aw s .. By.JEDYBE~ °' ............ l1<7:• M.Wloo Viejo, alter ~ tries, paneled oft wttb tbel.- prlte, \be SWee11t1takM aw~; • Monday's 89tb TO\lf'JlllUbent. ot Jtoaes Parade. Tbe ~oat~ "The D~ of the Fiesta, ' was cleuly aoe of tbe Jargest and moat tolorful ill ttia extri'vaganJa Pfayea nder overcast morl\lQg 1klea Paaadtna. ..................... SERAP£S, 80 FEET LONG, FIVE FEET WIDE, ADORN HUGE MISSION VIEJO FLOAT Entry, EmphaalzJng a Spanish Theme, Won Coveted Sw••P•t•k•• Award Tbe ~, featurin, thrie large cahmms to~ and aft sup. portina two mu1Ucolor•4 serapes wJtb 1G •hades ol canaa;. tiona, commemorated w~•t representaUves called an .. tnte- -graJ upeet ol. OW' Sout.bnstem heritap." Theme of thtt parade was •eon . Ordeal at Sea EntJs ,. .. the Road to Happiness.•• . Debbie Jacobso~. CJnJsty Long aad Rhonda $book, homecominc quee• at tbe Mis-sion Viejo area's three high schoo1', Mission Viejo, El Toro and Capistrano Valley, rode on the float as senoritas. Lone Sailor R escued 'A/ ter ·F o~ Days A.drift NEWBU RYPORT. Mass ! A P> £duardo Klenk spent rour days drifting helplessly in his 38-foot sloop off the eastern coast or Massachusetts before he was rescued from an abortive a ttempt lo sail to South America. Klenk, from Buenos Aires, left Nova Scotia on Dec. 27, bound ror his homeland. The second night out. he spotted lights in the Marblehead harbor but decided not to sail in because a storm was brewing. "That was my mistake,.. be said from a hospital bed. "The weather got rough and the gales Newport High T e am Win s R e gatta Again By ALMON LOCKABEV Dally Pli.t a..c"'e 'Writ"' Newport Harbor High School's sailing learn returned from Fort Wn'l"th. Tex . over the holidav weekend with the Cotton Bowl Rceatta tr"ophy for the third con- secutive yaear. Harbor Hlgh's team or Paul More Aliens Due to Enter U.S. in 1978 SAN DIEGO CAP > U.S. t>ol'dcr patrol officers are brac-ng ror another record invasion 1f 111legal aliens this year po:}Sibly as many as 400,000. They picked up 348,243 during t 97'/ in the busiest are• near nci;c. compared with 270/'IOS the previous year. Jphn Wesson. agent 1D charae af !lhe San Onofre checkpoint, said there were 40,221 ap- pn!hensioM in that area during 19711. He predicted the figure wotlld reach 42,000 to 43,000 in 1978. The Chula Vista sector, which stretches from the border at Ti- 1 u an a lo San Luis Obispo northwest of Los Angeles has altays provided the biggest he dache for alien catchers. Its r'lo1mal manpower or 350 agents ha grown lo 450. • I though the December round· up of almost 13,000 illegals was colnparable lo that of December in ~976, "the last three months of thfJ year tend to be the lowest tirpe for apprehensions." a s1>9kesman says. Albert Franco, acting chief patrol agent in the Chula Vista se~tor, predicted in an interview that "it'll be back up agaln in mid-January." Marshall, Brooks Benjamin, Dave Clark and Steve Arrigo scored 18~ points in a close con- test with a t~am from Hillcrest School of Fort Worth that came away with 22o/.& points under the reverse scoring system. The regatta con!isted of an eight-race round robin series in Rhodes-19 sloops with represen- tative high sC?hools from throughout the nation compet-ing. In third place with 27 polnts was Wilson High School of Long Beach. The three-day series was sailed Dec. 29·30·31 in winds ranging from dead calm to lS .knots in temperatures from a chilly 35 to a pleasant 70 degrees. Host for the annual event, a companion feature of the Cotton Bowl football, game, was the Fort Worth Boat Club which furnished all of the boats. This was the slXtb year for the regatta and the third vJctory for the Harbor lligb sailors. But the victory was not an easy one. Scott Merrill of Long Beaeb generally outsailed the lleet, but was disqualified in one race and was called back for being over early at the start four limes. Second individual top scorer was Jess Uyeda, a freshman at Hillcrest School. The Harbor High team sailed a conservative regatta and gained its victory with good tac· tics, according to coach Bill Wakeman. 3 Bombs Explode FRESNO (AP) -Homemade bombs, exploded at three loca· lions here, authorities report. Two were at businesses less than a mile apart in north F.resno. but th.9 third wa1t south of the clty more than 10 miles 'way. bJew my boat out lo sea, and it got pretty scary.·· On Dec. 31, Klenk, 411 made contact with a fishing bOat and Jearned be was 120 miles out to sea. But he wasn't worrfed enough at that at.age to ask for help. The three young women smiled and waved, beauutuJJy attired 1' Spanlah dreaaea an4 veils. 1.5 MIUJON ON HAND FORROSEPARADl -A5 But soon, he said, .,I eouldrft The Loi ConquistadorH read the coast and I couldn•t Marfacbl Group, directed by Sal make my way to land. I kept Azar, •lao rode tbe float, fighting ror about lour days but seranadlng the more than u, the gales kept pushing ipe million ttiat lined tho 51A mile aroul1d.jn the worst way. parade route. Seven feathered parrots and "I lost my outboard motor off six toucans, the parrots 12-foot the stem. Then the dinghy went tails, bad prominent S\>Ot.I on the over the side and it was plenty float. The birds were each five rough. My mainsail snapped and feet tall. the steering gear also broke. The parrota were adorned "When you don 't sJeep fot' a with petala of fire-engine red, coupleof~aysyoubegintobave ltells of Ireland, o nion, hallucinations. You see strange parakeet and safflower 19'41. rorms and ~olors. I wen.t down Their taila were e>f oranie. rnto the cabut to get:' drink and yellow and JJlOltly red gladiolus I would think theres somecoe_ petals oute,tbere o!1 deck. You aee And. a Mlssloa VieJo entry in Jighta, •• be srud. d be Klenk tried to steer in the· gale the ~ose para e may come as force wjnds and oc~asional trad1Uona1 as the eveotitself. waves that broke into the "We I~ an invttaUoa annually cockpit.. to partld~ and we wU1 ~•c· ..It was so hard that I declCfed ceptlng annually,•• Art-C~. not to steer and instead I went noat chairman for the Mlaslon down into the cabin to get some Viejo acttvtties committee, n.ld rest. I was at the point of not car-th.ls mondng. mg anymore.·· The Mlaalon Viejo Company. He didn't know how long he where Cook ts manager or En- slept. but when he awoke, he vironmental Aflairs. cont.faded began worlclng on his radio and for the float. 'tile entry wu built finally reached the Coast Guard. by Fiesta Floats or Temple City. The Coast Guard kept him talk-Vinton. Anderson of Laauna ing on the radio until they homed Beach is bead of the tlrm. in on his signal, finding him three · miles off shore Within an hour a Cook said the feeling today cutter picked him up and brought • was one al "pride.•• him ashore. The cutter returned Pride may have played a and towed his boat back. • ·9 a r t l n w l n n l n a t h e "My hands &Qd feet were~ Sweepstakes. bad sh,_pe {Fom the cold," said 1 Klenk, \fho uys he has worked Sunday nl1ht u the judges ror major magazines in Argen-made one of their final tnspea. tina and Colombia. tton ol the floats, the 80 plus stu- " Every day I ba<t hoped to see dents from M1-siqn Viejo and Jand and today (Sunday) was Caplstrano Valley hJgb acboola the end. I was exhausted and who bad done the majority of the dldn 't have the energy to go on. work. atood to the side and Thank God the Coast Guard watched. accordinl to Cook. came and got me." "You could feel the exclte- ... SA Man Dies In Cliff Fall YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (APJ -Offlcials have· rescued a boy whose climbing partner -a youns Santa Ana man -died in a fall above Mir· ror Lake near Half Dome in Yosemite Valley. A ranger heard Marvin Johnson, 13, of Senta Cruz, sbout- inl for help Monday morn- ing, and a Lemoore Naval Air Station helicopter was dia- patchedto evacuate hJm. ment ol ilMJ students and see their pride.'' Cook said. "It passed CNer to th• Judcee. TheM was so much ~l on the float that it We> bad to calcb the iudau· eyes.·· " CIA SJtfl Bame (. Frank Emmick. 62, of Toledo, Ohio, is hugged by his former wife, Raphael, 59. at Toronto Airport after arriv- ing home from Cuba where he bas been m prison for the ' past 12 years as a convicted American spy for the CIA. He plans to remarry Raphael. Tijuana Liquor Sales 'Booming' I • SAN I>IEOO CAP> -A new state law allowing~ Callfornia.ns to brlng back a qumt of llquOI" from Mexico each month fot lls fiat te.tt and ffQm all indica· lions it was warblly welcomed. Llquor sales in Tijuana, where most booze is considerably cheaper than in California. wert: . reported boomtng, Monday. "A• many as 50 percent o! the A~~icanl..eomina back aCfOSS the Jaordet &r4 b.rtitling liquor, .. sald U:S. Cust,pmJ S1itpervisor •Harley carter. q1wo Trappe d Qikers Saved Fr om Ledge WRIGHTWOOD <AP> -Two hikers who spent New Year's Day and night stranded on a narrow ledge in the Angeles Na - tional Forest were-rescued Mon- day after a 3>-bour stay. Th& two became trapped Sim- day when Ton1 Gerth. 20, of La Habra fell off a cliff and landed on a ledge 50 feet below, hurting his leg. His COJDpuJOlf, Paul Mellon, of Wbit.Uer, clambered down the cliff and slaytd with Gerth while a third hiker, Traey Moorei 17. of Hacienda Heights sumrnmed help. It toolc more than six hours for Moore co reach the Wrigbtwood fire station froin tbe cliff ledge near Mine Gulch Canyon. He aald the test are interested . and askingquesllons. American liquor dealers. especially in San Diego and sub· urbs lo the south, are unhappy. They expect sales to fall propor- tionately, especially tequila and coffee liqueur, which cost $4 or ~more per quart in U.S. stores, because they are made in Mex- ico. Scotch, imported in both countries, is about the same. The law repeals ape which set - Californians apart froiq other Am-erican9, who have been able to brinll ln 32-owaoes of aleoholic bevtrace• every 30 days. Pusttl!d by the U.S. liquor in- dustry, the old law allowed Californians to return from Mex- ico with ffqaor ~ly by com- mercial pla.oe or bus or by • private boal The liquor business in Tijuana was only slightly above normal · Sunday but took oU Monday. One .shopkeeper, Carlos Garcia, said he expects a 40 per- cent thcreue in business. A derk: Jofe Herrera Ortiz. said there has been .. a definite increase, and we expect it to go ·I up." Generally, U.S. Customs of- fi cials said they were happy about iL The amttggllng problem is ex- pected to ease. Confi.acatint the Mexican liquor purchased by American.a was never regarded as a pleasant chore. Tom Welah, chief U.S. Custom• inspeetor, said his of- ficera have been threatened and "we bave euys throw bottles at us and swing at us and every- thing." ' ' > .. ,;./ . .. • 1 • •• Authorities said the body of :Kendell Wist, 20, of Sanla Ana was recovered by rangers who hiked to the area. He fell to h1.s death Sunday. ... AMERICAN .QEM SOCIETY oert1fi.a that. it has examh\ed and endorses the gemo1oglcal facility provided bV CH Rt.ES H. BARR Jewelers • DBZP SlGBB DEPT.a Bftlll8 0iq t1m .,_ o1 an pcwWe eoMt8 JI.mt bleD IO~ tn the ftlllt Glne dQ9 of our ..., year' thlt ,_ wmadel' what u.a rat ot ma bu ID stcn. wm we really be able to pt the year set-- . tl*1 dawn? Clearly, "JI opened with a few surprlsel for us. This morn.Ing, for enmple, some Wttcn from the Pacific Gay Bias Ban Eyed N'CW YOBK (AP) -1(.,ar ad Koch. U18 GDe of JU aecatiff orderl trill be to ea d1acrlmlaatlon • ••alnlt laomoanuab tri dt7 ... ~ IDcbldlq tbe paUoe Ddftre~. The ana.oancement. made -.Sq ~ Koch'• aeeond daJ ta CJ8lc:e. a}1lleared certaln to draw stra:i1 reactioa from Police and tire unions. whlcb have Joq objected to bavtng known homosexuals in tbelr l'aUL ·Northwest ebedled-~ of-the ~ DtJ&ING IDS elec1loll cwm .... Marriott Hotel ID Newport J)tfSQ,_ ·Koch encountered-and Beach. It wu forecast that they · deQiecl-rumon that be mi&bt would Qtdetb'. somberb'. Wen4 be i llomo8esual. No evldenc.-• their WaJ QpC09lt to Seattle. e-rer wa produced)" subltu- Tbese wen tbe memben t6 U1te tbe rumon. Indian Village Greets (t:arter • • • • • NEW DELHI <AP> -Pre•ldent R•rt•r •114 hll wtf• RoulJDD. ~ ~ -. • .,,. trK•IGO• enw mm.. nUqled wWI mtooc'Mblt9 ad ............. .mas.~. Wbea &beJ Wt a boar lats, kW a .... ....-c.n. ...... or. ~ PICl ... 11..-Jl Dllll took tbe Carter• lo tb• ~·· d Dealatpzr-NlllnW. a cluta' of brl~ mud, tile ml thateb bat.I za mu. fro1ll New Delbl where farmen cultivate mustard and barley. It wu snuch like the rural vlllate to which the president's m~, Miu Ulllao, served u a PuCe Corn. nurse. · --i>eiar~-- ume dlleulllaf a local method of f ermeutl.n1 cow dun1 aDd water lDto methane aaa for enera. the Unlvenlt.7 of Wuhlnatm ''Thtn will be DO C!Jlcrlmlna- football team and their Uon psmiU.td over an area in followen. The Rut1 bunch which the government bu CCJOo tkayecl MMlftClt ua tn·NIWJICl!lt trol oa the bula of aex. •au.al while the football plQ .. prac-orleiatatim. race, rellCloa.. na- ticed at an.na. ca.t Collep ill tiona1 ortOn. •• be a aid at an lm· Costa Mesa In preparaUoo for promptu news coaference in tbe . . » ...... FRIENDLY OREET1NG8°MARK VISIT TO CARTER POON VIiiage Tekea New Nlltne After PrM&defttlal Journey STANDING BF.SIDS a lrm tab labeled ''&Ober and water miser." Carta-wu ated If the gober macbtne mJibt aot belp their upcomtnc defeat by City Hall presirroom. Michigan 1n the Rose Bowl "That Includes police and ,e!iterday. ft.reme~" he aaid in response to questions. IT WAS ANTICIPATED by Murder Suspect Held 8011B um 1S pereent ~the village's 1,907 re1ldent1 ara members Of the Barijan. 01' un-; toucbable,eate. Once Desai ,,.. nallowed up in a cnmb of villagers, security aaents, reporters and photo· sraphera. virtually every so-called football ELABO~TING ~N his pro· expert on this globe that the posed edict, "!hach would Washington team would be a supersede one 10 existence, 4-week Search Ends; Sex Crime Record Told ••Mr. prime minister," cried one ot his bodyauards. "Where are you, air? Where are you?"' · case of the walking wounded to-Koch said. "I'm told the existing day. The hotel people in orderisnotasbroadaitahould .Newport would show them out be-end U will be.•• the back door. They milht Deed Koch directed hia newly sworn amb~ances to CArr1 off the an-counatl, PhiWp Trimble. to fortunates. draw up the order quickly. To the enormous dellaht at The Qty Council bu repeated- West Coast gridiron fans. Jy declined to pus a bill to ban however, the Washington people dJaerlmination aaalnst homosa• apparentlJ failed to read Wlll In all employment. Koch'• Michigan's advance clippings. order would affect only thoee cl· They left Newport and went on ty agencies under bis cootroL np to Pasadena and came away winners. Z7 to 20. You suspect that the checkout clerks at lhe Newport hotel said "sir" lo the gentlemen from the P acific Northwest when lhey de- parted this morning. "Hope you bad a pleasant sta y. Drop down and see us a gain.now ..... Thus ended the first dizzying delicbt of our New \'ear 1978.. Earlier. there was another pleasant surprise for the people of. our eoastal region and thi.I one also came wr Wl.7 from Pasadena. THE BOARD OF Education, for example, ts by law v1rtuaUy Cree of mayoraJ control. Aslt:ed tf his executive order would cover teachers. Koch said he unt deratood that "it is the Board or Education's position \oday that tbey do not discriminate." Seth Lawrence, a spokesman for the Gay Activist Alliance of New York, said his;ffroup waa • leued to acknowl e MQ'OI' i?!.cb ·s timely. if · imit.ed. gesture.'" J• S~BC.D8fl ./1 . ONEONTA, N.Y. <AP> -A man charged with the murder of an Oneonta State College stu· dent waa arrested aa he alle,oo· ly tried to move .the woman's frozen body to a new hidlng place along a lovers" lane. Police aald M(Jf>Clay that the arrested man. Ricky Allen Knapp, 26, bad been a prime suspect during the four-week search for Linda Veley, 18, the daughter ot a Long l s land Methodist minister. Police declined to say why they h ad Knapp under surveillance at the time he allegedly moved the body. KNAPP, WHO WO-llKED seasonally as a tree s urgeon, has aerved a prison sentence for rape and was under indictment on other sex charses. Miss Velzy's fully-clot:bed body was found in Knapp's oar when he was arrested. police said. • IT DEVEU>PED TDAT•tha J>eC>Ple af Miasloa Vlel• bad a float entered In the =:t or Roses Parade. A the C!OID· rnunity Sba.kers-and-Mot'tn llad to battle weather and wires and fl owers to get their entry ready to go on the starting Urres. You have to remember that 0il's an honor just to set an entry into the famed Pasadena touma· ment, much less win anything for your eUorts. Boy, I 0, Loses Legs When Bii by Train Winna'S are usually the long- time emran&a like the city of Los Angeles or Glendale t.hat had been aroaDd for the previOU5 88 tours of tile l'06eS. Mission Viejo 1s a fiedd'nl community. ll isn't even 8D Incorporated cit>'. for goodness sake. BUT MJSmON VIEJO'S grand no at. "Tbe Day of the Fieata. .. walked off wU1' tbe top Sweepstakes A"•rd in Pasadena. Thus another early 1m diSJY· fog delight for our eoaatal re- gion. A Coast Tout to Mission Viejo.· As for the rest of 111 onllnary mortals, we•ve been throutb a pair or three-day holidays and a lot or turkey stuffinl. We start ibe new year with a 1oni. hard look at the bathroom scales. Well, yoa can•( expect flfer'l- 1.hing to turn uP roses. TAM PA, Fla. (AP) -As the"tra1n i'umbJed oni..tbe tresUe, ita whia· tle screaming w warning, 10-year-old James Harper grabbed his dog and threw him into the river. But the boy fell under the train, loaJn,g both legs as h1I dog swam to safety. A hospltal spokesman said James was in "serious but stable eondi· Uon" late Manday. Earlier tn the day, James, bla dog and a JZ.1ear-old companion, and scampered down the em· David Tawier, werw waD:tng bank.menl acrosa the one-track trestle that spam the lWllboroulh River on. the nprth aide of Tampa. POUCE CAPT. Walter P8'lc said many youngsters Ignore warninp to stay off the railroad brid&e and me it to dive into the river, 3> feet below. Young Harper was crippled by an Amtrak passenger train despite the efforts of engineer MWTay Thomas. Tbomu, 55. spotted the boya and the doc from a quarter mile uray, police said. He blew the train's whistle and hit the brakes. Tawzer scooted down tbe traw to the end of the bridae WITNESSES TOLD police they saw James catch his dog and toss it into the water, away from the oncoming ,:Sanget. But as the train passed, James slipped and fell under the wheels or the third car. said Pask. When the locomotive stopped, the train'• fireman, JameS' Clart. 2.5, ran to the injured boy and admlnlstered fint aid. Pask said the boy's mother, Ellen Harper, told police of· ficers 'Who went to the scene thal her son wants to be a policeman when bell'"" up. ••we•re Tet7 sac1;• said Pa.st.. . Knapp was cbarged with murder late Sunday, st.ate police • said. An autopay was begun on Miss Vehy'a body Monday by Michael Baden. a deputy New York City medical examiner and forensic pathologist, to d• teroiine the cauae of death. Incomplete reaulta of the autopsy showed that abe had DOt been sexually abused and bad a fractured skull and contusions of the brain, officials said. MISS VELZV, A freshman, disappeared on Dec. 9 while hitchhiking from Oneonta. where she had looked at an · apartment for rent, back to campus, about one mile away. She was reported miaslng when she falloo to keep a date with a boyfriend. Police said they believed she was killed the same day. State police Capt. Joseph StnS· nowald &aid Knapp gave Miss Veliy a ride. "There was no e.vtdence that she was held hostage,.. be said. Mill Velzy and Knapp bad not known one another. According to Straj· J)OWSlti. Police said Knapp wu ap- prehended u be trlecf to move the body from the densely wooded Case mu Road area in the nearby Delaware County town of Franklin to the Winney Hill Road area near Oneonta. a lovers' lane already searched by bloodhounds. · KNAPP LIVES IN West Oneonta, a hamlet five miles northwest of here. Police said Knapp served thre e yean in Attica s tate prison for raping a female hilcbblker. On Nov. 4, Knapp was indicted op charges of aodomy and uo- l&wful lmpriaonment involving another Oneonta State Collece student. Otseeo County 'aheriff'e deputies said. He wu re•enecl on $5,000 ball 10 days later. ANAmlCAN~~ united l)eaal with Carter. Who cautioned ... You're •al.Da &o ba•e to ltaJ c1ote. .. The CUten vlllted • eoblll• 1bop, where the president ... ll•en a pair ot e:rlmloa doth 11boe1. and a one·room farmhouse where two straw. beds vied for space wltb a motoneooter. Carter gave tbe village a allde projector for It.a school. The visit was not on Carter•• . original schedule, but Desa\ persuaded the president to catch a glimpse of the rural India, ln which more than 75 per~ent of the nation ·s 62S million people llv~. Tbe normally aleep_y villaJe bad been a eeeae of lm-m eia s e· actlYltJ for ~:; 1'orters witb a lt.eam • were ea1Jed 1n to.,... ad wtctm I the dirt road leadtna to the f area. • "Better bus service • IS $JOOa Dave Grant, Facility Coordinatoz; Aeronutronic Division of Ford.Aerospace & Communications Corporation. Jives with his family in Fullerton. Ice Stor:Ql Bits · O.-egon · When bus service improved this fall. Dave Grant discovered that he could now take the Park-N-Ride Express commuter bus service to work every day. And Dave was glad of that. Several of his fellow employees had told him how much they liked it Wrecb Clog Higlm:ays, Schoola Extend Vacation 2',,......, .... Ml a. .... J4 " • 4 2S .. f1• " . .. tr •• 27 u •• ,, .. .... •UM 2S 11 .. •• ti • " . • • •'1 II .., " .... -··-.... .... .. " 4•1' Now Dave finds that he~ too, is saving over $100 a month over dri~!" .. I also get to W&rk feeling fresher and more mlaled: ha says. Dave's wife hes noticed that he seems less tired when he gets home in the evenin8s . To find out what better bus service can do for you. call Orange ~ty 1hmsit· District at · 547-3311 or toll-frSe ZENITH 7-3311 from " 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays; 1 AM to 5 PM Saturdays, and 8 AM to 5 PM Sundays and holidays. You may be es impressed as Dave is • • . . OAJLY PILOT AS Tollftla9lellt •I Bosa 1.5 Million At Parade ·1 PA.SADEN~ CAP> -11te 89th Tournament of Rosee survlve'1 f1res and ran threats lo provide nearly 1.5 million eager parade-watchers with the traditional nowery splendor Monday. The 2'h·bour-lona parade, with the theme, "On the Road to HapPlnea•/: becan on time at 8:30 a.m. under partly clouQY aklet aad "'ent off with hardly a hltcb. THE aTY of Minion VlefO took the parade'• top 1weepltakea prize wltb a llower-covered Mex· ic an-tb~me float. Senortt11. mariacbl•, and tropical birds rode atop the float. acain.st a back· ground of aerape-eovered columns. See story, pie· tureA3. · The noat was decent.eel with 16 shades ot caroations, calendulu, stock, lemon leaf, bell• ot Ireland and CbJneae lenW seeds. ' POR mE second year, Eastman Kodak won lhe grand pme with • nature Ooat. This year's carnation-and g lad.loll-covered entryr .. The Wonder of Color." depleted two blrda fightinl over a bird bath. " with a stading ovation. Hi.I wile. Betty, did~ accompll\1 him. · The chilly weather -•1 decrttn at the parade's start --,vas emphasised by 18-year-old « Rose QMen Mart Lynn Ca?OD. Wbo Uft.ed her white aown to reveal to apectators her yellow lki· , type boot.a beneath it. One at her princeaes1 also . attempting to ward off colcl weather, abowea lonJC underwear cove~ J\er Jess under ber 1own. TD &UIE BBEEZE that made the parade a , llitle cooler fOll' partlclpant.a made lt a ilttle more ajoyable far apectators. The all-encoms:,ulq perfume of the ro.ea wafted thtoulh atr. reacb.lna apectatora 11.aed up 12 and 13 deep Oil tbe aidew~. Pasadena police eatimalecJ that t,tTl.000 million apectators llnecl Oran1e Grove and Colorado boulevardl to watch the festivities. There were a fevt more perched atop roota or Colorado Boulevard buildlnp. NearlY 100 peraons bad been arr~sted by tdooday momtnt, moat. for pubUc. drunkenness, •t.!d pollce. Where Tlaree Died The theme prize wu won by the cit1 of St. Louis, which built a hayride scene drawn by Clydesdale horses. The bone-drawn waaon was depicted crosaJ.o& a covered brid&e in a country THAT FIGUltE was considerably leas tball ia previo~ years, -with 1S3 arrested lut year and a record 2961111975. I Heavy fog covers the Exxon Refinery sta· tion site in Benicia where three men died and 11 were hospitalized Monday after they apparently were struck down by carbon monoxide fumes Whtie working in- side one of these nuge, too.foot-high tanks used to make coke , a by-product of cru~e oil used as an industrial fuel. ~uthern California t;;m Lockheed Strike LOS ANGELES (AP> -A long and bitter strike that pitted union leaders against each other as well aa against the giant Lock.heed com· pany bas ended with a "yes" vote by hold-out California strikers. Some 14,000 aerospace machinists at Lockheed facilities in five states were lo return to work today . The 9,100 Southern California workers. who approved a new three·year con- tract Monday by a vote of 3,411to1,412, were the last to settle. day strike bad severely upset Lockheed's as- sembly-line schedules. .. We'll probably have to spend most of 19'18 • catcblna up on work on FIVE THOUSAND the LlOll, and we just l A M me m be rs in don •t know yet what Georgia. Mississippi, shape we're ln on our South Carolina and West military sehedule ... Virgin.la voted Dec. 29 to )IESIDES THE LlOli accept a similar pact.. TriStar. a wide·bodied A spokesman for the jetliner. Lockheed 'a aerospace firm, Jim Southern California Ragsdale. said the 84· plants in Burbank and Palmdale produce two Santa Fe Springs antisubmarine patrol planes for the Navy. Train Slams settinf. · THE PARADE was led by former Prestdent Gerald R. Ford aa ll'&nd manbal. He was sreeted .. ·. . 0 A few sips remained of a ft.re that struck ca the eve ol the parade, dJs~ 2.000 ·~ who had gathered more than a& boUn tn adnlice to secure prime vfewtnc spots. · I I f ~~ ~PR~S ~~~~~g 1>eople were killed ln the colllslon of a car and ' westbound Santa Fe frei&bt train at a crossin& eate, In l ate November, 5,000 IAM strikers at Lockheed's Missiles. and Space Divis.ion in Sun· nyvale, near San Fran- c isco, bolted from stalled nationwide talks and returned to work despite objections from the intemational union headquarters. authorities said. · -Los Angeles County sheriffs deputies iden- tified the victims of Monday's accident as Kevin Kovac, 22, of Bonita in San Diego County~ the driver; Sandra Limon. 20, and Steven Limon, 16, both of Whittier. Deputies said the freight train dragged the car half a mile from the crossing. where Kovac al- legedly had tried to maneuver the vehicle between closed gates. THE UNION, which did not want any local lo settle until all were satisfi ed, tried t o set aside the Sunnyvale vote and replace the local 's officers. But a court or· dered that the local un· ion be left alone. The new contract calls for wage increases or 12.1 percent over three ~ears, plus increases in fringe benefi ts. The average wage is now $7.32 pe'r hour . MOJAVE (AP ) -Four persons returning . from a weekend of skUni at Mammoth were killed Monday when their singl~engine plane spun out of control and crashed near this desert town. Comedian Ameog those killed were John Farmer Jr., 23, of San Luis Obispo, Mary Spencer, in her early 2os, of Santa Barbara, and Mary Walters, 21, of .4-.---d Santa Ynez. Identity of the pilot was not released ~IUJe because bis next of kin , had not been notified. ( J l ·.4 _ aul s aid Ker n County SIA.TE nrus t Coroner Dick Gervais. · . · Lt. Dave Wooden of LOS ANGELES (AP) the Kem County Sheriff's -Comedian Richard Department said the plane went down on a stretch Pryor is free on bail of barren land about nlne miles north of here, near after an alleged shooUng thebueoftheTahacbapl Mountains. incident at his home ftnt w ..... Beacb Board SAN DIEGO (AP) -For the flrat time, San Diego County supervisors are led by a woman. Tbe election of Lucllle Moore, effective today, comes 80 years after the first woman served on the board. She was Miidred L. Greene. who took office In Ul8. But never before has the chairman been a woman. -fire VletUu Reloeaeeci PASADENA <AP> -Elderly residents of the: Taylor Hotel Jett bomelesa by a flre that rutted tbe bulldlnf and caused an esUmated $1.5 mllllon dama1e will be relocated through several social' se.rvice aaencles. ••Some did not have sboff', coats. Most lost everything theY. owned:" David Riley of the Salva- Uon Army said Monday. Nancy Williams, A Red Cross spokeswoman, said 32 people spent Monday night tn the gym- nulum ol the YMCA in Pasadena and reeeived here. The 37·year-old Pryor surr endered t o police seve ral hours after a warrant was issued for his arre!t Monday for investl1aUon of assault with a deadly weapon. Police had said they would have searched for the comedian if he badn •t pven bim1elf up by today, Two friebt1s of Pryor•s wlfe, Deborah McGuire, filed a co~Jatnt against the comedlan, They were fdenUfted as Beverly Clayborn, 25, of Los An1eles and Edna Solomon. 37, or W ashinaton state. meals at the Salvation Army. The police report claimed ~ lot into • an araument New Year·• mom1ng With b1t wife and her t~ frlencb and abot at thelll. Then, the report c:Jalmed. u tbe \Wo Meada trted to flee m a car; !le ramlD4d into tbmvemcle Wltll bla 'Mn"cedel'Beld five or alx Rae ••Dlnla€r ... LA1UtSPlJR (AP) -Volunteer fireman l:llld cl vie luder Jlm Nina • ...c. wa crusbed to deatll iq. th• capllJina of a fire t.ruct tbat ran out or eoutrol •routetoa minor bfue. • m... WU killed at aboQt 1 p.m. -~OD Jlapolla AftDue. Two otbet ftl\ln&M'a neelftd minor tnjurlel Nlnn, • nunel'1ma'D. ,,.. a former prasldent. iJl the Latbpur Chamber ~ COmmllft ad • • YOlunt.eer ft.reman fOf 15 yean. .tlmea. Pryor mMt 1111 wlf e; 25,. • wer• married. Jn St~ t41m.,.r. · · Double your money in less than nine years at San more savings accounts at San Diego Federal. Maximizl! Diego federal. The chart at right shows how foi.t earnl'ngs with a longer-term Cenifico_rP account that your savings can be doubled by the Interest ~ add. pays from .S~% to 7~% annual irlterest. M aximize con .. based on current rates and terms. Also shown is the t1n--venience with a Pa.JScart/8 or passbook account that al· nual yield of each account, demonstrating how d~ily lows you to add or withdraw savings whencveryou wa~t compounding of interest increases the earnings you re-... that pays interest from the day your money goes in ceive. Whether you save for tong-term or short-term 'til the day it comes out .•. that pays more than banks goal&-or both-you'll find high intere5t paid on all pay on comparable a<XX>unts. Think twice when you safety-insured accounts at San Diego Federal Savings. save: think taTllings and think convtnitnc•• ••. then. Ba.lance your personal savinp program with two ol' double·up your savings accounts at San Diego FederaL •\ ·J r·i · • ': - • 1 €TD Directors Critic. Roles If management of the Orange County Transit District <OCTD> l.s really as bad as dlrectors made it appear re. cently, those directors have no one to blame but themselves. . ocrD General Manager F.d Loritz and his staff came 'QP fot repeated criticlam as d1reetors rejected aA operat· tng contract for tbe Saddleback Dial·a·Ride system. postponed a decision on an operattn1 reorganization and· ~ed out two proposed contractaSor janitor service. •. In some instances. d~riUcized OCTD manage- ment for some or the same contract procedures they had ap- proved themselves a few weeks earlier. : Ir directors feel it necessary to badmouth in public the ~ folks they pay so well with tax dollars, then it is time for directors who bear the ultim~te responsibility for oversee .. f • Ing OCTD to seek new management. "' What management does.n 't need is inconsistent dlrec· ~ tlon, ridicule and rudeness from those who chart district ,. policy. 3 That isn't to say that direCtors should withhold public ': criticism when it's due. But the lambasting spewed out at ~ the last meeUng made it appear that directors were more f interested in playing to the audience than iD oUering COD-~~tructive direction to their managers. Linguistic 'fraps The unfortunate tra nslating incident that necessitat· ed a formal U.S. apology to the Polish ~overnment durini President Carter's visit to Poland might be checked off as . just aqother "Polish joke" <see Gloomy Gus>, but it typifi~he bear traps in the art of diplomatic tr~laUop. Carter himself has stumbled into some of them ·whlle using what seemed to be plain English to him -"defensi- . ble borders" and "Palestinian homeland .. for example. He learned that these are terms that have acquired a special significance in mediating international disputes. The official State Department translator who· was hastily relieved of his duties got the Presidentln hot water by us1ng what listeners termed Russian syntax and a rchaic Polish which was both amusing and contusing to his audience of modern Poles. This exemplifies a problem of the State Department•s language services division which must r ecruit interpreters and translators who meet U.S. citizenship requirements. can suryive tight security s creening and still pass language tests. . Often those selected are the off spring of immigrants who left their native lands decades ago and who brought up t heir children to speak the native tongue in a manner that has not kept up with modern changes. The unner ving thing about this not-too-serious Incident is the fact that it leads one to wonder how many of these er- rors in translating and interpreting may be gumming up the diplomltic works. And perhaps the fortunate thing is that this one was •sufficiently well publicized to alert the State Departweat to pay more attention to getting lts language servicea in.to the 20th century. • FairvieW ~I.ooks Ahead. Governor Brown announced last week that be will seek $4 million for Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. The funds are part of a $27 million package for the stat e hospital system he's requesting from the state Legislature. That amount. Fairview Executive Director Fr ancis Crinella says, \fbuld bring the hos pital's ward staffing up to where it should be. Fairview, which for year s e njoyed an excellent reputatibn. has come upon hard times recently. The problems are many. Among them have been poor leadership on the state level, morale problems among workers and frequent changes in high-level personnel: Dr. Crinella himself only took over the directorship at Fairview last summer. So far, he's done a creditable job, walking the fine line 'between warring factions in a number of disputes without dodging the issues or jumping feet first into the fray. IC the new fundS are forthcoming and personnel can be recruited, and if Dr. Crinella remains on the job and con· tinues his level of leadership, it could be a good year for Fairview. • Opinions expreaed rn the apace abOve are those -of the Daily Piiot. .Other views expre.,.d on this page are those of their authors and .nlats. Reader comment la invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Meaa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 842·4321. ,. Boyd/Territory . 81 L.11. BOYD A r~ customer ln a ·restaurant almoet lnvartably t.enda toeobadttotheaameta· ble. lf pollible. lt'a a territory thing. The same_ quirk that makes a robin drive other robins from It.a homesteaded tree. Or prompts a doe to bark or m1ybe bite when a stranger walb into the yard. • Amona people, it'• alto the • reuoo that bouodar, di ... J>Uta 8"9 tbe cauae of tbe ·mostll~ JI 1ov anceator1 were B••llala. SCotdab or ldala._ overweight. Or at lent not obeae. Hold on. e~pUons crop up, certaln.ly .,Bubtudies· 1bow the Americans of these naUonal ori'1n9 are lesa llkely than othera to put on extra poun~a. . Who'• drlnkln1 all the wine? Tbe number of wlDertee in th1a country hu Jumped by 41 percent alnoe mo. Robert N. WHd/Publl.ntr ThomH K"Vll/Edltor ' 8af1*'• Krelblch/Edltorfal P-et Editor Jam Andeno11 Wkeelch~ir Market Monopc;>ly WASHINGTON -llere'1 a meiQo relates a modern Chari• Cklatmas atory to gladden the Dlckeu tile of a corporate heart ot Tiny 11m. Tb• world'• Scroo10 tbat Jcept acq1drtnl lar1e1t wbeelcbalr 1na11ufac· wheelcball' compuj~ lq'*I· tureT la belna ~to book on ln1 wbeelcllalr uaen and pWu antltrmt ebara• ot proftteer'loa up prottu. Tb• vl~th111. ol at the QPmM ot bencllCappecl COUJ'N, llaft bee lidlUODI Of Americana. hanclJcapped Amertcau wbo Tbe firm ct Everest and Im· h••• depeuded 11poa their nl»&a bu coatrx>l1ed two-thlrds wbeetebUr1 tor mobility. of tbe U.S. .-:·!l'Ue8 memben of the Jen· wbeelcbalr nln11 family. meanwhile, col· market since leetea more than *900;000 a year 11$5. It bu in aalariel. di~ cartel·lllte ar· emolomeot.t, we reeorted ln 19'14. ran1ements Tbo Juatlce Departme11t now abroad that bean out our ~lolme al nm-a 11 o-w "llf e -panlnepifiinn.~---· --·- eempany to dietate prices Ud diatribU• t1on not anly wlthln the United Stat.es but in aucb coantrlff as Britain, Canada. llezlco, and West Germany. . We ftnt presented evidence ot the company's Scroo1e·like price '~ in a column on Feb. 20, 1974. We reported that the company wu cbarfinl han- dicapped Americans .. 9.S for a wheelchalr virtually identical to the ones. that were sellinJ in England for $135. For1that mat- ter, experts considered the 8TATP.8 the memo: '-The of. flcera ol (tbe compan1> bave been paid extremely aai,:.e ' aalariea and the J_,,,n'b: lnterestl in ~C1'lar "to- celved t&n>u&1a uJartel iDd re- • Brit!sh bu)" even better ~cause .,, it WU equipped with l>Q9WDatiC front tln!s. Ralf Hotchkin, a handicapped enlfneer wortdnl with us, at. tempted to place an order for 10 of the wheelchairs wlth the larte•t Enreat and Jennlnp diltrlbut« ID Enlland. When be ulled tho be 1b1ppe4 to the Unttec1 States, tbe deal 'Wu ealled oft. Be found the 1ame •tno •ale" policy for Americans ~West Germany. NOW AT 19na Jaat. the JuaUce . Department hu tnltlated mt· Utrust actlon a1alnat Everest and J=· astn1 many of the facts brop to llebt in our col· wnn nearly tour yean aca. A department memo spells out a pattem d allepd tnonqpolistic practlcel dating back {o t They alleaedly jnclud.e lntiml tion of competitors. illecal p ~ anc1 exonttaot tali for tbe company•a chief ecuUvea and their f amllles 1D le,.uauc l•DID••e )be . Earl Waters • twu 00 «&ulty. u tmnely laqe amounts ... Footnote: An attorney for £wrest and Jeonlqa told UI the comppy denies all 1lpificut ~b.are• ~t by 'the lO\'efD. mesa& -especially thoee allet1nl utltnllt violatlou. Tbo tom· pay Ulo wante to recover an' cost.a and 'expenses incurred in tbecue. ROSl'ITAL CBJSJS: While .con8re umen battled over federal fundJna for abortions, several holpitall luld to scram· "ble to keep from clostni down. -n -e miti·abodl0n '7orce...-liil by Rep. Heney Hyde, R ·Dl., would not allow federal funds to be spent for abortiona. A atub- bon:a retuaal =eom romlae by both JJdes tem blocked hundfedl of ODS of dollara from be1na IWl'OPriated. lt aDDftl"ed that tbe wont re- sult or t.be delQ woWd be late pa1cbeck1 for 1overn1nent bareaucrata. But ••'ve now learned that &be ~·ecio lnalaaal 1tatnn1 i.a.s • Pote· U•ll>' damatlDf. tmpact on tbOUl•Ddl 0 IADOC•Qt Amerlcam 1Vbo bad DOtblal to do wlt.b &be aborUoa 0..,. AT LEAST etibt public bealtb service bospttall and 2* cllalcs acron the country were forced to e>perate tor weeb at a Ume wltla ~ no bodiet at all . beca~~~f~~IY· • Tbeae medJeal ta1tlt11Uou, atreicblna from BalUmon to SeaWe. care for llct and ..... fecteral beneftclarl~. Kost of, them bave nowbilN eJle to 10 for tftatznent\ Durlnt tbe flrat weelt of December, for uampi., •-u.re wu ablolutely no moeey for_,. thine.'' aceordln• to a eon,,.,._ tlal memo prepared 101' HOUie Merchant llarlne Cbalrmu John Mmpb,y, J>.N.Y. · ••Thia mode of operattoa:• declared the secret stud)'. ''ti sheer hmacy • . • TM whole operatioll coma to a oomplete stand.still." Tile Ntltltte; of COQfte, were not ·left belplen by coacemocl bo1pttal offlclala. Con•reu pa11ecl temporary approprta· • uona to relieve emeraeoclea ad teep fadllU.. from uqtttq dow1a. • 111JT TllB eoaar-Jonal dot$- men t pola~ed out tbat tb• boepltala alreadJ ••re .. aa. derst.aaed In ·~ areas,. and tllat the freese OD fUDdl .couJd be called ''daftlet'OUI." There were , . .iso lmuffident ftmd.9 to man. tel.a and repair equipment wblcb, therefore, was .. not operating at the leyet of service" required by federal reJulatlons. . Footnote: We called nftnl bolpltal admln.latraton for their comm.is. .. We would be in trouble ID time of em8"'eney.'• conceded one admlnl1tratol' whtla ubd about u.. 1Nd1et u. · la)'t. Aaaa. ectm•ttact: ••we de- ·" fbllte~ .aot to Urie brtDk OD tbia... • •• • But ho Mid Uae 4ela19 dJd DOt..-eame adlnt~. NatiOnal Gtiard Needed More Than Ever .,,., Watenuonvacoffon. Bil colaann todtltl ta tDrfttm by MA.Joa GENERAL FllANK J. SCBOBE& IR. Commuder Calllanala N•tloul Gaud In an era ot $1 hamburgers, $4 movie tickets and $6,000 "economy" cars, perhaps the hardest task for government Judenbip in America la-to eon-vlDce the people ol Amedea they must aacrifice to aanlve. Wi~ nesa the energy crlsla. But aacrillce they must. Particularly in terms of naUonal survival as reflected by milltary pre· paredness or. perhaps bet- t e r said, readlneu. It may not be modish to s peak out about the oa· tion•1 mil· itary ~e and lta role in the presenatlon of the current uneasy ~ce ln the world, but aomebody .... tb do lL Jllato.ry 1bould haft taupt. UI that ita pases are rife with the examples of peopt .. who substituted wllbful thtnklnf for rNlity. I f enen.tlt lQ.Y thtt tbe ttnlt.ecl .'Steta will not Join their ranks. Muchoftbethinldng and m-.ny of tbe prpposal.s emanating from our national capital these days about our milltary program, components within the total force · of our armed strength, can only be described as "cuckoo." For example, tl)e Minuteman pro- cram and the disproportionate reliance•• aeem to be placing aponlt. . BBCA1JSE the United State. cannot po11ibly support tbe cost ' of a competitive, full-time •tand· IDS force ot "mercenaries'•, we need to thlnt of America•s te· MrVe components, includina the NatSo.nal Guard, in new terms. With the dienilae or the draft. and the paucity ot tbe ready reserve. we uve no option. MOit Americans champlolled the iQ4 d the draft without any real CCJlllideraUoa of the come- quence., despite the warniQI 1n tbe Gates Deport that tho volun· ta17 arme~ forcea poller rep.resented a safe alternative only if tbe standby draft were ma..ln&.aloecll JI.¢ th• steqdby draft 19 dee4 • •• and we .baft notb.ln' ID ltl pla~ aa a back· stop. _ Wbat b1$ UPD1fted? Well. tn . tho HM ol tJMt Atmy, lt la lOllq' . . some 40 percent or its volunteer recruits ln the first year of service for a whole variety or reasons ranging from motivation to education. Think of the dollar cost or that turnover, not to men· tion the cost in ter ms of Its im· pact on the thousands or young men and women who don't make it! NOT ONLY It the cost, finan· dal171oftbe volunteer Army pro- blbiUve, but it la evolving into an Army larcely of mlnorltiff and poor whites whom we are askln& to do our fi1bting and dying. It ,-epreaents the very antithesis of the democracy which wu in· :herent, at leastz in the draft. Or in the kind of dratt appropriate to a democracy, universal, with no .exceptions for anyone who is J>byslcally and mentally whole. With tbe American manpower pool of the young decllnlna. there ia no basil for believing this situation ta aolng to 8.t better. So wbatdowedo? We tumtoour~ serves, to our National Guard. \.VhY tbe Natkmal Guard? For one thfnc, l& now represent.I not far from 40 percent of our total available combat. strength. For another, it is coat effective, particularly ln comparbon with the volunteiJ Anny because Jta members are part tlme soJdiera: And it is really democratic for it iJ close to the people; lta mem· hers come right from the com- munity In which the unit exists; they are our friends, our neighbors. AND THE OuSrd, by trainlnC its memben in a tremendous range or apeclaltles, contrlbutea a ~ut ielerwir of skills to tbe community. And because it la composed ot a cross aection of all groups it gets away Iron\ the onus of having the poor and the mtnoritl• fi1ht our batUea ! America cannoc' aflord wlabful' thlnkine today no matter bow deeply we want peace. We must not be tu:red into false ease by the Soviet world tactics of detente . and the strategic Arm• Llmlta· t ion Talks <SALT}. Tho Sovieta are content to talk about redue. tlon of nuclear a1m9 a they 10 about building up their massive convenUonal forces wblle we tear oura down. They aee tho balance shitting remoraelesal1 to th~•kte. We can have puce to-.• •• remain atr'clq, •trolll moo.ah to alve ieal meanlnf to detente. And the Nadoaal Guard IDd re- terVea can help. Greatb' • NATIONAL /CONSUMER Lifestyle Researched ~dvertising Technique Revolutionary PJllLADELPHIA CAPl -Hey, Mr. Beet Drinker. Ad\'crtasers think you're a pleasure· seeking i.lob "ho lives his hie with gusto and who likes to keep the little woman in line. By lcnowmg all this. they think they stand a bet· ler chance of whipping up an advertisement that will make you buy a product, according to Dr. Peter Beoneu, a P enri'Stale marketing professor. BENNETT SAID ONE COMPANY used this in· formation lo build a successful ad campaign around m en who supposedly live their life with "gusto.·· A similar report eeneraUy sized up eye make· up wearers as social butterCUes who would rather party and travel than clean the house or cook a pot roast. This person li)ces to dress up and Is a stickler for appearing neat and clean, tile report indicated. Damages Sought In Bite C HICAGO (A P \ Quiran and Chong Kim are suing their neighbor Joseph Mayer for $100,000 because his rat- tlesnake bit their 18- m on th ·old daughter Jeanie on the finger. TlUS CONSUMER PROFILE AND dozens of Another report said Playboy maga~ine readers The Kims charged in others J1ke it are being drown in a new market.mg were. generally, risk·lakers. These types like at-the. suit that Jeanie still research technique. which Bennett claims 1s re-tractive women. swinging parties, liquor and requires medical care volutlonlzing advertising. themselves. Religion doesn't play a big part in their because of the bite she · · Pi.ychograph1ci. ·' or · 'h/eslyle · · research. as 1t It ves recei \led when the snake is called. 1s being used to galher anformahon on all got into their apartment ·~-t~~of Mrfsum~f..,.northMnedchj.cken eaterto BENNETT SAID OTHER "CONSUMER Uec. 19 and stands the the girlie maguzine reader, he said. porlralts'" are as closely-guarded as lM Mon~ \$3, .._b~ of deve loping -------· • • ~--_ _ In recent year°' he said ad.vert1sers and Sk1nanabraimtamagc · · Adverhscl's are lry1ng-W-crawlllrnr""cmr--mark~ef81lave-<rnvetoimt more-S:--oph.istluted--M-a-y e-1' h &!>-~~ ,, sumer's skins to sl!e how·they're mlerpt'eling their t~chnaques to probe consumer mot1-vat1ons and charged with harboring \\Orlds," Bennett said an a telephone inten·iew from hfestyl~, rather than rel~ang on ·traditaonal in-a dangeroui. animal Nl hisofflce at StateCollege. formahonsuchasage,sex,mcomele'(els andplace his home a m1sde- or residence. · meanor. ' THE IDEA, HE. SAID, "IS lo create an ad-."Jn many ways, it's a realization in the market· Vi!rtisement that you 11 pay altenllo~ to and also to ing community that really mar~eting Is as much ---------- help .. :!flake products that ~tter fit the needs of.a dependent upon psycJw>Jogy, t~t Is, understAandiog CallP6u~2.-4~~orda Tuna.y. Januery 3. 1978 DAii. y PtL.OT A 7 -1us1111ss m 1n.1urance TWO ADDlllONAl YEARS OF GUARANTEED 11NO INCREASE IN PREMIUMS .. Business Packages, Commercial Fire. Condominiums and Apartment Packages J person. The technique Is widely talked-about tn the psyche of a consumer as economtcs .. he said. to woric f.,-you. the business community and is being taught In the /l~~iij~··iijj. ii, ~E-fiijEj~~ii~Ei~a~ii~ii~l~ii~ii~i~i;~;;;a~==~;i~;pj~I classroom, he said. / After picking the 0 brains of numerous beer· rlrinlrnrs thri)ugh ques tionnaires and interviews. l h1s is the picture one company µaintcd of a brew ~wiggcr: .. A drc:.tmt•r. a "1shl'r. a modified Walter Mit· t ), ''ho's a rt!'ik tnkt-r and pll'a!>ure·M!<:kcr, -t lea:.t in f:.tntas) lh·"; a -.purls nut ht.·t•ausl! he's a ht!ro '">rsh111per, but he doci.n't J><.1rt1c1patc in sports because he's a slob: he drinks too much beer. He's probably a malt• chauvinist pig and nol lhe type who attendi. church regularly or works for charity " TllE FAMILY CIRClJS. By Bil Keane ''Some of my peas got over the wall." EPA Asks Review On Iowa Criteria DF.S i\IOl~F.S. Iowa (,\P l There's a s imple rc~1son "hY Iowa ha!> no crill'riu governing dis· c·har~t· of pollutants into the occun. "Iowa has not established ocean discharge <·rilena ..,incc the lu!.l a rea ocean receded from the ~late about t" o mil hon years ago," Ass.istant At- torney General James Davli. said . A review of Iowa laws and departmental rules had been requested by the US. Environmental l'rolcct1on Ag.:ncy rl'gional council. JanDarY Buncli · O'Lunch -------, Sale \ . ,,...... WE PAY YOU MORE ON INSURED J ~ SAVINGS THAN ANY BANK I SAVINGS IHIUIU:O TO 14(),000 lnloresl eomPOUftded daily on au KCOUnt .. '""' •nc.reJ11nq 8ntlWll y•elO 10 -..Uni~"'°""' ~hen Dela!'<:•'""'"'"' IQ< -.,_,, f uno. fetaNad by lOlh Ill mQelh Htn ftO'll lal Whon htlO IO -rtet'aend Note: 8yFedetal ...,,_.,.,, Wtlt.d• awe ls on c:.,flllcale and bonus accounts••• 1<1b1...:c to 1<1bslanllat 1nteres1 penell'9•. O'llif.11 CEllTIFICATf ACCOUNTS' 7 79% annual y ield on 7.so~ii • M1n1mums1.000.4yN•S. 6 98% annual yleld on 6 7 5"1> • Minimum S1 .Q00.30 months. • 6 72% annual yleld on 6 SQ,,6 • Minimum S 1,000. 12 months. • OTllA eoHU& ACCOUNT: 5 92% annual yleld on • Minimum S 1.000, 90 days. 'LUlalf .. Auac>OI( ACCOUNT: 5 39% annual yield on 5 2 5oil • Deposit orwllhdraw any ume. • Earn dly·in to day-out interest No pen11l1es. STATEMENT SAVINGS. You receive delalled monthly statemontt when lranaactlons have occurred1 plus rvgular qua11erly statement. Savings Card Mlrves at your pa11book for ell deposits, w11hdrawa11 and M1rv1ces WE GIVE YOU MORE THAN ANY BANK ii~-~ FllEEI l11111ort1111t ~" li11a11eial 11ervlee11 ------· Wl11tSIMlfll11tU111 bllClftc:9-----a SOCIAL SliCURITY DIRECT DEPOSIT SERVICE ..._...._ ___ w111111000........,,.11a1------ •SAFE D6POSIT BOX • PHOTOCOPVlNQ OF w AM!AICAH EXPRESS IMPORT ANT DOCUMENT TRAVEl.ERS CHECKS w AMERICAN EXPRESS -"'~'~...._ (we peyf .. ) MONEY ORDERS 8 NOTAAYSERVICE (w•payf .. ) a TAUST DEED NOTE COLLECTIONS .. YOUR IDLE BANK CHECKING FUNDS EARN DAILY INTEREST-WITH GIBRAqAR'S FREE T~l~PH~~NE • rTRANSFER SERVICE ~ ~ -•! 2, ,,,,,,, .• '' ,,,,,, ? 1/11111111 lf·f•t!I.· •. No need to go 10 your baQk. Once your account is established. pick up th& phone to tr1nJler money from your bank checking account- wl'lich earns no interest-to your Gibralt:ir Telephone Transfer savings account-which earns 5 'I•% compoun<ted dally. Funds also returned to your bank by phono. Call toll·free anytime, dtty or night, from any · part of the State. This time-sav1ng,-1noney- ,. earnlng service Is free when you maintain a minimum $1000 balance In your Telephone Trans fer eccounl. Minimum transfer amount $100. For morP inlflr11111tlon --------- OR TO ESTABLISH YOUR TCL£Pli0~£ TllANSfCll ACCOUlil (800) 2 52• 0194 bill toll-lr1•P OR VISIT YOUR NEAREST CIBRAL TAR omcr. ----------- Mondag-Tliursda119:00To5:30 Frilla11 ............. 9:00 To 6:00 SATlJBBAY . . 9:30 TO 4:00 ) ( • I DAILY Ptl.OT A.ency Oatt'lu VJ' DEAR PAT· My mother wUl be re· turning to her home in a wee)( after •urgery. Her doctor told me that abe •bould have nursinc care at home for awhile, and he advised me to contact a nurse reglslry to make arraace· m ents. How can I be sure that the re· aislry has qualified nursei.? A.R., Mission Viejo The Bureau of Employment A&ea· clea (1127 11th St., Sacramento, Ca. t58J•) record• nunes' restatrtea ln addition to emploYJDenc a1eactet. It checks lo make sare re1tatrtes are quflilled &o refer pntperly UcenJeCI an• qaaUried re1l1tered, llcemed, vocatiooaJ and practJul aunea for private duty. Re1Jstrle1 mat post a boad and meet ~r1al.a reqalremeet. H &o ctJaracter, ace, llcet11laf and ex· perlence lD personnel work. ..,, ~ Nf!t ltlmt Ellidftlt DEAR PAT: I received a microwave oven for Cbristmu. I've heen ualng ft inatead ot my conven· AT YOUR SERVICE I ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES Comumer Hours Extended· .. a_u_E_1N_1_e~------•.;..v ... 'h-'-"-"-'• .. 'l-an-.d .... 1 Manpower temperature 1s· med for a aborter eooklllc period, 12 lo n perceat le• eaern la llled tban a lower aeutq f• a loacer cooking period. Pressure cooken are excellent ener1y aaven beeauae their uae reduces eookta1 time. SH"er lleplaee11ee-ni 1 DEAR PAT: I discovered durtni Christmas dinner preparation that somehow or other several pieces of my sterling silver must have been JOit by me during our movtt to CalifornJa last summer. My pattern ts nearly 25 yeers old. Do you have any Idea where I might be able to purchase replacement pieces? N.E .. Costa Mesa Beverly Antiques, 8827 Beverly Blvd:, Los Angeles, Calif. 90041, probably can provide replacement pieces. Tllla 11.ole carries a lar&eMlee· lion of current, active ud laacllve The Huntington Beach branch of the Orange Co unt y O rt ice of Consumer Affairs will be open eight hours daily, Clve days a week. The office. located on the second Ooor ol cit.y hall, 2000 Main St., will· provide aervice fo r southwest Orange Coun- ty, including Huntington Beach, Seal Beach, Fountain Valley and Westminster. IN THE past the office had been open about four hours daily, county or. Ciclals said. It now is open Mon· days through Frldays Crom Sa.m. toSp.m . "It'• true, 'It'• better to ,Sve than receive.' But not al today's prices.'' Anti-sntoking Classes Slated sterling sUver pattern• at dhcouat Consumer AUairs prices. Yoo can order by naall or by R e p re s e n t a t l v e pbonlag <Zl3) %71·8517. The Rrm ub Rutbelyn Wilson and &hat mailed orders lnclade a tr,.clq of volunteer Crom the Hunt· Stop.smoking clasaes will be held Jan. 3. Feb. 2 the silver and blade descrtpUon for tnetoo Beach Whltecap-1 under the •Poosonhip of the Orance County In· knives. Include &be manulactarer. pa&-~ra will be on duty to as· teragency Council on Smotm1. &ernnameandyearofpurcbue. slat residents with con-Tbe free course, part of the Rancho Santlafo -· sumerproblema. Community Collete District adult education pro. J .E ., Costa Mesa, alao reqaests • gram, Will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuudays and replacement IOUJ'Ce for 1Uver-plate The phone number is Thursdays at Chapman HospltaJ, 2801 E. Chapman OC Panel Adds HB Resithnt HunUncton Beach realden' R.D. Bowlet. •n employee relaUons administrator tor Southern California Ed.lson Co., hu been appolDted to the • Oran1e County ManPower CommJsslon. Bowles, •PPolnted by Supervtaor Laute.nce Schmit. replaces Vkkte M. Evans, who reslsned after her elecUon to the Cypress City Council. THE MANPOWEa COMMISMON reviews Ind admlnlstera proarama financed by the federal Com- prehensive Employment and Trainln1 Act. · Bowles served earlier as an ex-oltlclo member . of the commission and 11 cbairuu1n of the Kan· power Advllory Committee. He alao haa been president or the Oran1e Coun· ty Personnel and Employu Relatlooa AuoclatJon and the Oraneo County Employ ~ Handicapped Committee and bu been a member of the Gov. e rno(s Committee to Employ the Handicapped •• · ional electric oven, but Jl's occurred o m e that it miebt be more ·conomlcal to use my old oven for ome types of cooklne. Can you find ·ut? I'd also like to know If crockery ookers use more electricity than· aur· lee units, especially IC a slow ooker is set on "low" for several 1Uverwan. Ma. Dani Beddoe, 9571 536·5265. A o ve., ranee. Bray Ave.,Sprtn1 Valley, Calif. non, -----------------------------------------------1lock1 approximately 40,HO pleco ot ours . "' sllver-pla&e natware. P.O., Cosla Mesa Studies conducte4 by home eonomlsu of Pacific Gaa Ii Electrtc ompany lndlca&e Chat rnlerowave vens are most ettlcleat for detro.t. 1g, rehealln1, cooklal la 1111.U qau· llea or when coolllaf l•dJvJdaaJ ~ma. For Cbese UH tbe1 reqalre sa energy than coaventJoaaJ oveu. hen a large meal la prepared, I& Other A YS aources for sterllo1 silver, silver·plate and stahll•11 piece• Include: Ma. Judy Hope, Judy'• House of Hope, 2261 Echo HU1s Circle N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30345; Juliua Goodman & Son. 113 Madison Ave., Box 4195, Memphis, Tenn. 38103 (sterling only>; Jean's Sllversmllhs, 16 W. 45tb St., New York, N. Y. 10038 (sterling only); The Jewel Box, Box 145, Main Street, Albertville, Ala. 359~; Frank R. Palmer, 601 N. Main St., Boit 407, Mount Vernon, Oblo 43050; Charlotte E . Wesche, Weacbe's Antiques, ,'80 N. Oran1e, Orlando, Fla. 32801 (sterling onl y >. and The Silver Chest, Box 20072, Denver, Colo. '.1 kes less energy lo cook a variety of r "od In a conveaUoaal ovea tJaan It >uld If each waa cooked lndlvldaally a microwave oven. P,G&E bome ecoaomlat. alao aay at crockery or slow cooken Mt at ow" UH more ener11 lllan ot!ler pes ot surface cookinc. II a lal&ber 80220 (silverplate only l. Death l~oli<"e• Death Notlee• Dea•lt Notlee. ,IH.LllTT A•llOTT • . WilUINllt ERCV NE.WELL PElLETr I~ WI LLIAM.JOHHA•90TT.lf'.,rHI· (Llltf()H WAi1tH•1t, 1111 .... •*•Y r ru1o.tnt ot N.,.P<><"I DH<ll, C• Otnl of CcKi. ~ c.. P•tMd •wey ~•m-JO, tm, ~ WM WI\ Apflf .. d l#IY on Dec "· lt/7 •111\e "09 on Januuy I,,.,. .. the aoe of 71. Mr. 29. , ... In WIKl>flllfl. Ht w•• acllvt '•I H049 ,,._.,,_,., H-•• NtWl>Ort Abboll WH • cu1todl•n for lht tor MrY•rtl ye.,.'" the Y9UM euch <II, Ca ~ ,, lurlllWd by "'' , NtWPOfl·Mts• Unified Sc-I Olstrkt P:11rtval Of""' tflCI lht -~·of Ult 9111••• Ade TlncMll ol N•W Jtr .. ,' lor. re•rL He ,, """'"'"' by his Wiit Ma"INrt. He " survf...., by Illa Wiit ry OrOt ti N•w Jtrtey, • SylvleAlltlottof.Coll•M9u.C..,Mn Ftrn.Funerel~llAMT~ ..SClllldren A• 9' .. lgraNl(llltdrtn. Wltll.wft A.bbOll. Jr. of C.IA AiWu, Je~ry I c~• at Ptclllc Vlflf Pellett .... a Cllarttr Member ol C• .• alalara Cl-all• Nyma11 ar Memerlel Perk. Pe<lflc Vl•w Ntwpor1 HI~ El,, Lodee • 17'7 Kl1191twrQ, c. .. Aonel Ttylor Of .... Mort1.1t1ry Dlrw<llors. •1.1 Mr ,..llttlt•melollleN•wport Mulco, e.ttyMcllltlfftOl llllnol1, lftd 1t••O bor ,, .. °" Jtnuery 1, 192' •htrt Henrtlt!A U~ ... WlllC«llln, etso FltANCES MAIEL llEEO, rt~ , lr>t went lo -it tor IN Eklrklet two or~lllldr-tft. Clltlloflc II"..,.,,_ Of L .. ..,. HUit, Cll. Peu.d •war "' :Irle Co• In lletix.., >N. ,..11•11 did Hrvltes •Ill be held on Tllurtd•Y O.cem..,. 31, 1'77. S<;rviwd by ,,... orlQIN I tle<lrlul won for "" J ...... ..., s. lt71 .. TN King-,. Ols--·· lto-.t '-""° of Uple<>d, c.. 001 ISi.,.., A "-"'"JUI• & ...._,_.. trlcl Ct,...,.,,, l(t,..,..9, c.. Smltll •"d Otneld W, llHcl ol Portleno, Jfll> •rM\. Ht t lM>Clkl Ille ttltfMI Tllllllll u.nw COll.e ~ Mor~y Ore9on, d•t.111fll•r Maroarel It • • no IO< '"" --of &eltio. """'<" II Clir•Clon ....... HKk•tl of ~ Hiiis, c •• lour YOnown••TM8tnkofAmerluln • MdCUttt• or•nd<llllclr•n •nd lwo or•at. bo• S11orllr olltr comtno to JULIE LYNH McKENZIE,'""""" 1ren<klllldrtn ~ wo1 I"" wl-ol •JO"•I• lrom Oorde,.IOwft, Now of Sant• //<ha, c;.. Pauect •w•' .,.. tN l•I• O 8 Reed 1.,.,,.... Meyor ot ,.y 11• ...,110-k I<>< 11\e Ntwpor1 0.<•m-a. 1'n et Ille -of u. 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Ce PHWCl-•r on o OM ....,.. -°"' r.., • ,.,_ Jenuar'I' ' 1tll el 11 00 A M et Tht O.urnoer JO. 1'11 S...•l..cl by 1111 1 lo P•Y lllelr •t<P9Ch may Ull •I c.i ery 0,.Plll of Coltt MeMI C. wlf• Rulll '"'° M>nl 0.,,ld ot San 111Tu1111tl U1mtiW.1tclltlCNp01°" •lt;P .. terOluck Smllf\offlcfecr'nv.I~ G•Orlet, 'ca , •nd Peuf ot S•n ':J'·;:~\.~.::!!ro~ SOOP~· lleu ol 1'-• 1111 femlly •-1• ltwll Clt mtnlt, Ca. D1uolller Jeanne • I t ·OO AM I s~'oo :'~"~11 ' dOnttlons bt1 m•de to lllt C•mp Ne•ll•tl of Ntwporl llutll, C•. rom • · 0 • • · • Sclleler\l\lp Fund el Celvery O..Pllt of Pertnh John •"Cl ...,,,.. N....,.rl Of ·1por1 Ht'11or EIU LOCllle wlll ton· Coste Mew,~ Soulll l'eln<l9w Sent• L•oun• l•tl-1, c.. 8rolhtr llobtrl I , .. ,,.,., .. rvlctt Oft TUtld•y. • c I t I Of J•·"~ L ........ " OI '"" Plllllpp1 .. , Two Ila. uery J 1'71 et 10·00 A. M at Tiie .. M . • •• " INrnD( • "''" rnn · ,111 luti.tu L....., Wetlc.ttff Cllapel M<Kt11rl•. $mllll Tutlllll umb Coll• '"' llt.1111 KIOlrbo<ll of Solith i...ou,,., Mew MortUMrdlroctora....._.... C.. •nd ...,_ H<lrOllrom of Le11u,.. '1 !!. 11111 St., C.i. ,,._. .. ,Ce Aho, · NIQuel Ca. S.rvlct1 wlll be lllld Wtel· .,., HrYktt wlll bt lltlcl tor Mr. SCMA•Pfl'L• • t llel TheOWIJt~llb'tllltSH lllENI! SOiAEPl'LE, rHl~r>t of ntlCley J_,.,•, 1'71al t:OOP.M. •I led M•lllodlsl Olunll In Ntw-t Newport llttc.h, C.. Pes-•••Y °" P•<llk View Chec>tt, "'" .Jot Aldflcll ell c on T-y J"'uery 3 1'TI Jenuery 1 1'71 •t Ille ... of 77. •lld Cot. llldQtly Ryan wlll bl Olflcl•t· t:oO ;·M. .... p~""' llOOt;I 1. '-rel ..,;,le" ere ~1"9 •t SmlU\ 1119. Tllose -with In ll•u of flow°'' ,.., o Jr oltklallng Enlombment 'ru111111 i...rre COii. Ntew Mnloluary. m•r m•ko "°"'"-lo h Artlllclat •• ......, ··-·-,. 1e1_., FouncMlton Al,,,. t•mllr"• ••· i.. •I Pecllk Vl•w AWmorl•I ,.,.,, . COM•OYS q~I , ..... wlll ... no Yllll•llon Bell 'llWPOfl ltecll, Ce Smllll Tull\111 B dw ~ cH lor • '>bCosl•MeHMort1HryOlr•c10r1 MAltlE LOUISE COMEGYS. r .. ev ~tL'K •. ttH SN•MCI •••Y on Dtc•mber ll. 1'77 Lovl119 •llt of CW 181111 Com"9u. ELIZA BEN JANI HALL,'49 14 of MAT••• ,;r., mollltr of c. ~ Com~s encl CMOll• ""' """'' PllSMKl•w•rJaftutry OG.tlll ~ fliUITEER, reol.,.,,1 ot 1Cere11 Comtvvl. gr-motl'lef ol Jol\n l. U7t SM I> """''Wei bY lltr porenh. 9 8Ht ll c. P•lMd awev on Jr end Ann Martt Cofnt9YI sl•lcr of Rober I •ncl Ann Hell l bro111trs, omMr JI: 1917. Swvlwd Illy one Mrt Mii-Dant,_, Mt'1 AllMn Wiiiiam R-rt Hall, A.Wrt Mertl" )ftler It-tlottle ot W-11., Ce Mcl!•oy, Mn. CM!ltrlfW Hull, ltoOl<I Hall, t lller, Jllfl• .,_II Halt, all of t<•f 1tr\lk• w#f lie IWld"' Thllf'\-S., Wllflam S. ""' It ... Merl• Si.ck, Coron• 0.1-,.,.,_, ttlftlfnwlllff J1nuary ) 1m et 11 00 A. M at nlt<t of Mertartl ar ...... Men of EclwlM l!lmlUfWI ot LatuN Betel\, er..,,.Y ~· wll'lt ltev. ;...., CIVlafleot lllr'I• wlll .. N ld -.. m•l•rnal OfMldptrtnfl IVor & Mr .. -tull olflci.ltfttwllfl lnWr'""'I t i cltYJlfl\IUY4,lt71tt,.:•A.M.•1St Oscar Moubtrl of Afllambrt lflt Vltw #Mmtrlt l l'ark. ltll llrtl\de11 C1'utch, ltd ..,. v.., N .. s. St•vlc11 I PM Tll""4ey January S aclwevMor\uerydlrKlorl Let A"9el~ Ce Cllll-Mortuery Pacific Vie• Clltpol l•Otrr"•M dlroctorl. Po<llk View Me"-l•I Pa.-. Pacific --------SAVAO• Vin< Mo<'luary Dlr.ctMa. · ,,_Cl MOTHHS SMITHS' MOnUAH 627 Main St Huntington Beech ~539 PlllPAMILT CCM.OMtAL PUMIUL HOMI 780t Bolte Ave. Westmlnater 893-3525 'ACIACYllW MINOll.U PAU Cerneteory Mortuary Chapel 3500 PIClfle Vrew Dflve Newport C.llfornla e«-2100 LAUlt.~J. IAVA.O•, ,.., .. ,.. er Cu1NrllN, c.. l'HIH owey "' Ja,,..er' ?, lt71. ~ ot MMy G. S.veoe • .,,...,,., ol Miidred T. Sava ... Cuptrllno, C.. Oa'l'ld L. S.veoe ot """"'•· Ari-. A _,.,,.., ot Tiit Amerlcen LAtilOft l'Mt att1, Newport lttcll, Cll. A natl,,_ Of Lff-111. KtntH. Ht -'2 ~rs eld. Frltnc:11 trt ln•tltd to at1111d trev.Hldo NrYICOI ot Poclllc View Momorltl ,,., •• , .. lll'ocHIC vi.w DI' .. N--t 9ffcll, ca. •• 10:00 A.M. Tlturldty Jo1111ery s. tm. Cuslme,.. l'amlly Ctllfllel Mortuery, Moullta)" Vl~w, C•. celldUCllno -vlcn McS errenoe· "'°"''· Death. Elsewheri BANGOR, Wales (AP) -Edl$b auaaell, 77, wf dow of philosopher· Bertrand RUJseJI , died' here Sunday followlne a brief Jllness. L•ACM OOltOTHY H. LU.Qt, rttl*"f o1 r-"!.1.'!!!~,,_~ ... ~-Y~"!llTlllll-1 -.1.w-• Mlttllfl vi.i., (A. P-IWl'I' on "' _._ "' -Oeu""lltr 1', 1m. SWYlllM by htr trHl·llla<t Judllll Wlllllltll•m Of a•••uPJcr $95 Wfleol•n. Marylef\41, 11,tor ldn• ftnftft ...... ..,. ., ~ "'·· .. ., .. ,,.,. DIYOR tt.M. "'"'" Of 1.111111111rte ,..1111, CE $95 ....... ~· lt'11kft .,. ~Ylte. .,_.,., ,,-.... 11111w., ,.....,. ...,.. Um~ont•ted t._. llit4'\Mt " -""-lc.tn l.IMI , ... AAMC .. , ..... ~Ilk View MenUerVIJ~~~~-~!!liiile!liilllll:~ dlf'taef •• PtUINICUlt JlltltltlY ltlllff 'llANIO,IN, .... "· .. Oranet, ...... -... J.,._., 1, ,.,.. ... ,I~"'"'' .... .. MM & ..,_, ..,Wiii\ II Or .... , a ....._., LMry"' ca.to-..... ........ • T\1141ft .......... ic.Vltl .. Of ..... ,. 11•tereet ero1t•''"""' llo•R•r 1tre11111t11 •f Hemtt, meternet ....... , ....... ',_.. """'""" 4lf Oelt\1111, Ill • ..,_. If AM niw.., ., .,...., • l'IClfls,,.... a.... ·~ ........... .,...... ................. . '*'"kYW ....... ~ I fora ' ·-... . .. . • . .. ·. . • • • l ' .. • • -: :· .. LOCAL · Orance Coat Colle1e will otter a field study courae Utled .. EtOloa or the Cbannel 111.uda of Callfornla. 0 . • WAS.S7Ct. MOW $599. Cl&IMI bealn Feb.. ~ The als-cta.Y a.1d l&ud)' wlll take 82 1tudenta aboard the If.foot llalp WASS73t.MOW $569. "Searcher•• to 1ht of . • Callfornta•1 elgbt ... ------------.------------. bland•. The trip la WAS $74'. MOW $599. WASS74t.NOW $599. ... i.Hh ,,_ ~ D"9 ...... Pldflc • .,.. of CtlfwiH ; s...t • ...... •Tri ... • H_n....,. • S.... • Artl._ ...... • · C..._ • ..... • 1m1tt ,_ • GI~ • a.,_ • u..H.ctor • Mal111 • T-f,. • 1'1lrww f'Ulew1 l11c:. • Mwc• 281 42 CAMINO CAPISTRANO, LAGUNA NIGUEL. CA. (71<4) 831·9992 S_,Dlegofwl/to A...,yl'l.wy( ..... IO~ • (714) <49~202 ART HOPPE scheduled tor Easter week, March 19-24, and students will eam two units of science credit. STUDENTS WILi. have the opportunity t9 explore San Miguel and San Nicolaa Islands, and rillt Santa ROia, Santa crus, Anacr~:,:.d San· ta Barbara • Stud!• and oblena· tlona wW cover laland seoloa, marine mam· mat-. pellcau, nora, and intertld.al and aub- . tidal marine life. Stu· dents will have the op. portunlty to bike on tbe islands, observe them from the boat, and snorkel in kelp beds. THREE TO four stu· dents will be assigned quarters in th e "Searcher's .. staterooms. Meals will be prepared for the class by the crew. Fee for the trip is $33Q. · payable at sprJn1 re· ... aUOG. The fee cov·. ers boat charter. and all food . Campus meetings wlll be held March 2, 9, 16 and Aprll 6. Registration for spring classu wiU run Jan. 12 through Feb. 18 in the OCC Admilalons (){fice. For reeiatration in· formation, phone 556-5735. ' ( • . . .. . . . . ,. ~ ..... -. • T~.Janl.l&f'Y3, 1871 'Wilderness W.wld' Utah, Baja In OCC Class An explaraUoii of the wUdemest areu of Utlh and B-ia Call!omia will be pn>vided ID Oranae' Cout Colle1e'1 four-part JaQQU'J lecture aeries titled •11Jbe Wilderness Wodd ... 11te 1eriea meets OD three ncceulte Pl'lda.1 eventnp. bel1nn1ng Jan. e, from 7:ao.t:IO p.m. ln OCC't Sdt.oCe Hall. A fteJd trlp Will be held cm Saturdai, lan. 21. ADlll88ION 'l'O THE SBU'f'.S la"-a4 tbe public ll invited to attend. Serles coordinator ts Dr. Gary Jamff, chairman ol OCC's A1riculture and 8lo&ocieal Sclenceis Diviaioo. Dr. James is an experienced nature observer and the put nve years bas or· ganlzed trips to Baja Calitomia, including OCC's annual whale wat.chinJexpediUon. · Other lecturers will be.. John Cox, projeet superintendent ror the construction of El Capitan ~te Beacb Recreational Area, and Alan Ehraott. an lnat.ructor in outdoor edueatioo at UC Rb'enlde and dlrector of PacWc Adventures. a wlfdemeaa tour1D1 compa111. TD OPENING SESSION, ON Friday, will look at Canyoalands National Part ID central Utah. The tecmd leCture, Ju. U. will focus on the Callfornia sray whale that mlsra&ea from lta awn· mer feedlnl grounda in Aluta to Laaoam In Baja California wbent the whales calve and mate. Dr • James will show slides of three ol BaJa'a laioam that serve as nurseries for the world's Jar1est animals. BA.JA CAUFOltNIA'S MISSION trails. from Cabo San Lucas to the U.S. border, will be traced on Jan. 20. Dr. James made the 1,200·mile trek durlri& a perlQdof31h months. A Saturday whale watchinc excursion will be held oo Jan. 21. Tickets will be made available in advance at the lectures. For information about the series, phone 55e-5880. ·Snialler Stamps Due This Month WASHING TON CAP) -The Postal Service th1.s • month begins t.ating new stamps about half the aite or re1ular stamps. The Postal Service said future use of the small format will depend on the •avtnis cbown ln the test and customer reaction. The experimental stamp with an 1877 Indian Head penny u the central deslgn element will be is- sued in Kansas City, Mo., on Jan. 11. It will 10 on sale the next day in Hartford, Conn.: Richmond, Va.; Portland, Ore., and Memphls, Tenn. The lndlan Head penny stamps also wU1 be sold by 150 philatelic centers at poet oOlcel 9Cl'OU tbo nation. tbe Polta1 Sentce Wd. ... , .... lie'•--···· San Francisco · ..., ;Mayor Georae Moscone says he's done a good -job in hJs two. years as mayor and will run ·aeain when his four-year term ls up. • 1 • I .,, I• DAil V "lOT 11 i Tuetetay, JlnUlfY 3. 1171 .. Chowchilla PaiF's Mom Protests • their lives as a re.ult of tho crime Cap &ol News ~nlce SACRAMENTO The mother or t WO O( the three Chowchilla kidnappers doesn't think jdstice was done her sons and thelr ac- complice, who admitted the kid· napping. They were found guilty of the additional charge of lnfilctlnc great bodily harm and thus were bentenced to life Jn prJ1on without posslbiUty of parole. JtlERRY SCHOENFELD'S sons. James, 26 and Richard, 23, a long with Fred Woods, 26 , turned themselves In a Cew days after they kidnapped 26 Chowchilla school children and bus driver Ed Hay -bus and all While the kldnappetS have a Jan. 16 coul't case scheduled m which to areue that there were mitigating circumstances, Mrs. Schoenfeld is unhappy with ~udg~ Leo. Deeg2'11 because he Sorry, Wrong Number WASHINGTON (AP > Some 100,000 citizens band r adio operators assigned call signals on Nov. 22 and Dee. 6 by the Federal Com· munications Commission were given listings already owned by other operators due to a computer error. New licenses are belnc issued. ( COMMENTARY ) round lbe three men guilty of in· flicting bodily harm on three young vlcUms. THE VICTIMS testified they suffered fainUng1, nosebleedJ, and stomach disorders during the abduction in July 1976. The other 23 and the bus driver merely were buried alive in a moving van and had to dig themselves out more than 16 hours Jater. It may be a quirk in CahCornla ·law that provides Ior such harsh penalties in a case such as th.is, but that provision has sur· vived other massive changes, so the state legislature must have· felt it was needed. And, of course, Mrs. Schoenfeld is ob- viously wearing blinders when she looks at this case. THAT WOULD PROBABLY be true or any mother under the circumstances, and it is un· derstandable. "Our boys turned themselves in and they get this kind of treat· ment," she ls quoted as saying. Well, Mrs. Schoenfeld will just have to try and understand that the bus driver and 26 school chlldren didn't do anything but try to get to scheol. and it Is likely that none ot them will ever again be the same. THEY DIDN'T ASK for the treatment they received. Some or them probably will have nightmares or other mental and physical problems for the rest or com milled by her sons and their friend. "What justice j1 there?'' ahe la reported to have asked. , Tbe justice ii not only for t~ accused, but also It must be for the vi ctims and all law-abid.101 11oclely as well. Her sons ..,d \helr pal will bever be eli&fble for parole, if the sentence stands, because they have committed crimes against little children, three or whom not only suffered injury. the judge was convinced. but all of whom were wondering 1f there was any justice, either? Their parents were wondering. Ed Ray was wondering. BUT MRS. SCHO ENFELD shouldn't fret 'tOC>' mueh. Since none of the three c0nvicts killed anyone,.;t is assumed here that some future governor will com· mute their sentences to straight JiCe. At that poini they'll be eligi- ble Cor parole. And 'We'll all be wondering: What Justice is there? SF Cable Cars Out of Action SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The Munarlpal Railway says repail'S to a foully cable will keep the popular Powell cable car, ~kh runs from Market Street tq F\s- herm an 's Wharf, out or ~C>m· mission at least ror several days. The line was shut do~ New Year's Day when a monltarlbg device detected a parted attand in the .sub-pavement cable. Buses have been subatltuJAill.on the route, but Lhe tourists ~·t happy about it. Which investment rolls up the larger profit? Tho 103G C11rd, with front wheel drive and a Lycoming V6 ongino of .1dvanccd design, Wfl':> dcs1.ned 10 bocomo a cl,1•,<;,1c lrom the moment of 1ls appearance on the showroom floor. Price brand now· S 1,995. MJinlained in good cond1tlon. unrestored, subject to ups and downs 1n tho collr>cton;' market, It sells forty-odd yc:ir:.. later for Sl0,000. For proJ.it, a close second to n Los An1otcs r cdcral Savings ac- count, where the same $1,995, over the same years. with compound mtorcst. add:> up to St 0, 126 Ou t h 'Jh H lf\fl o;t I~ onl'{ one of the advantil'/C'.:; or becom nr') ;:i Lo, Anqolos fr>dN;il s.1vor The~ :ire mJny ,r:rv1cr., you'rr-pob1~!/ p;iyrng out c;ish for no:J tn 1t , rr 11 ir, w1•hout ch,11ge whe you ti 1vl' 1 Lo-; An1rfc 5 F°f"d• ral S ''""l\l<; p.t%book INCOME TAX PREPARATION rt ., 10.ir ., ,,, 1 JI .1 f t'11 d ..i J ]C"'/ 1 i. • .,, ou1 tnco'Tle 1a1 forms. With , rr n1mum deposit. a ,pecnlls! at Los Arir,cws Fc<lcr~f Sav,.,r v. I t.gurc your deduci1ons. do the math. the whole job ol propanng ~Our f•'' cri,11 fedC'!rJI and C torn 1 S".lnd1rd H:lurns, no charge It S one ol many w1h,:ibtP snrvrc<'S ;ou r!J c•n'tlled h:> as 3 Lo~ ~ng~res Federal Saver ur•;:wst1on rl <'r~c 1our 1~x .111;-io1n•mcn1 no.v and avoid the last·mtnt;'c rush Besides, the sooner yOUr rcturr'> JO t I 'hL ::>O oner •;our ICfund ChCCk Cal'\ b: matled PlUS 20 MORE SERVICES In add1l1on to incomP tax P'"P1'atron, there $ .d tong hsl ol add1t1onal services you don l have to pay tor W1lh a m.n1mum d~por;11. you can have a safe deposit box, checking account at a co- operal•no st:ill'w•dc commcrc:1al bank, Trc:ivclcrs Checks. money orders. document duplicallon, even trust deed and ntitc collection • Whal you s:ive c:ich month on all these services con be earning a(iditlonal interest for you. Isn't it worth a minute of your time to r;tart your money rollirig up more profit in a Los Angeles Federal Sa vings occount? ·· Annual Yield 806% 7 79% INVESTMENT CERTIFlCAT68 Current S1000 OR MORE Annual Rate 6 to 10 yen rs 4 years CERTIFICA,T!S OF DEPOSIT $1000 OR MORE 30 months 73/4% 71h% 12 months 6 Yz 0,9 PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNTti: ANY AMOUNT ,.,..1 ......... Dietinfi by Mail Termed Success LOS ANGELES (AP > -Overwelicht Americans who lumber from Thanklllving tnto Now Year's often find their diets are no match for the aoallOll'a eatia1s. Encouraged by Santa Claus and moU~rs who insist they clean their plates, the fat nou•r in mounds of mashed potatoes and plum pud· ding. Then, like chubby marascfllno cherries, they float homework ·assignments trom the old year into the new on aimed 8/. raising calorie con· '4 woveotatcot\oUc cb~rs. sclou!\naa and encouraging ex· ercise and assertive behavior. UNFAIR TREATMENT? 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No~re Dame scored t p ranked T<'xas 38 10 1n the three touchdowns in the first 1•1:1 otton Bowl Monday. minutes of the second quarter. "We beat No. 1," said Devine. each Lime converting giveaways ' Vhat does that make us"" bv Texas. H you said No. l, you took the The trend \Ou, the ga me was ords right out of Devina·s r e a lly eatab)iabJtd OJl the uth. He'll find out if he's right Longhorns' firsb series of pta~. ednesday when the final A.$· Texas was movi~g gradually up. ciated Press poll. crownit\g field when N r e Dame de - e national champion, will be fenslve end Ross Browner burst nounced into the Longhoms1 ba~kfield on a ·'Texas coach F red Akers. p1tchout. knoc-ked the-ball down hose ream arranged its ow(l and recovered theo fumble, set- m1se with six turnovers, rive ling up Dave Redvels 47-yard which were converted into 3l field goal. ' olre Dame points. thinks that Texas balanced lh~t with ., .spite thC' loss, the Longhorns 42-yarder by Rus~ll l Er xleben 111 ha\c a shot at No 1. but the n the gam of \giveaway "Sure I do." he said. "At least • 'r eally began to dev lop. e team that beat us was a good \i F ir st , safety Jlm /Browner. e Not ever y body can SllY ,1 Ross· kid brother.I recovered a at." •fumble by Joh"n y , "Ha m" T hat last cruck could be 1n \ Jpnes, '1ving 'No~e Dam e the t rpreted as a swipe at the lrish, b~ II at t~e Tex s 28 Terry hose lone loss this season was El#rlck COJ\Verted that 'mistake early setback a t a inst un , with a 6-yard TD r: n on' the first raided Misi:;lsslppl. "We arc a • play of the ~econd ~uartcr fferent team o<>w than w~. we~c Then, Wilfie Fry scooped up a hen we lost that game . Sllld 1 fumble by Texas quarterback Ra nd y Mc Eac h e rn a t the Longhorns 35 and the Irish were back on the doorstep. Again. Eur ick scored the TD. this time on a 10.yard run. Now, trailing . 17-3. McEachern went to his passing game in a bl<lJ.o catch up. But that, too, backfired when Doug Becker picked off a pass at the Texas 37 and returned the ball to the 20. Moments later , Joe Montana passed 17 yards to Ferguson for another score. Al the point, Texas bad turned the ball over four times and each time Notre Dame had a cashed In on the rnilltake for points. Nolrf'Oe,.,. 3 ll 7 1 at re••• l 1 o o 10 NO Fe. llMY•., Tt• f G Er•l~n •> NO -Eu•><• •Orun A..-vt •1t• NI\ F••-II ~t ,,....,. M.,..l.,.. Rttv• 111., .. NO '"'O'I"'°" J run A..,lf• lut k N 0 J: •'0\1'\0f' ,, ri.tf"I AHv,. "1c k NO Tellft f "''down\ 2' '' Au\llt\ y.trO\ H 14J SIH lO Ph>ll\O ?••0• ,~ 1.0 llelurft v•rO\ 20 I P•n~> T~·I 11-1•·3 Punh 6-30 J.40 FU"11N•• IO\I 0-4 3-J PeoalllP\ Vd'd\ •·31 1 s INDIVIOUA(, Ll/tO•RS AUSH INC NOlrt O•ll'I•, Huven> 22·101, Ferqu\On 11 100. £uric• 4·1•. Tu ... C•~" )t 116 H•mJonet 11-63 PAS!>INC Noire O•me. (>'\Onl•na 10·25•1, :!c\· lllCh. I 0. 0 , ..... McE•tt .. rn ll·H·J, II E c EI VI NC. Notr• O•me, McAI" • •S. f'erqu~n J n W•ymfr 3 JI Tuu •. H•rrls •ST Je<kW>n l l3 l o<kttll I I) I 1sh center Dave Huffman Sooners• Shelled l t Arkansas Gets ShO·t ' I. • Yl:t N aiidnal Cro.wn • ' I t -Huffma n a nch()r ed an of tens ive line that complet(.'ly con· l(olled the Longhorns· defense Brad Shearer, the Texas tackle ~ho won the Outland Trophy as !lie nation's lop lineman, was totally neutrali zed by guard Ernie Hughes. who helped open huge holes for Jerome Heavens and Vagas Ferguson. Heavens r u s h ed for 105 yard s a nd Fe rguson, who scor ed three Jris h touchdowns, gained 102. MIAMI \ <A P l) -Lou Holtz. knee Injury, Arkansas' Qff'~ve ··we relied on a combination foo tball cc,a~h a nd note d . Unedldmostoftheblockini.On . of muscle and nnesse against amateu ~ hla-gl c lan , has • lheotherhand,Oklahomadi<lo't Shearer,'' said Hughes. "We just performed h1s ~st trick yet -1 do much tackling, especially · tried to keep him off balJnce... he· made the eotire Oklahoma when the Sooners were trylna t.o MeanwtUle, on defense, the football teatn disappear. • pin down sophomore Roland lrlsh devastated Tex~s. toreing ~me 60,98'71di1belieVers ~nd a , · Sales, who eel an Oran1e BdWl turno-<er alter turnover. There nat\onwide teletision audience !• record by rush.ins for abs yard4. were three fumbles and three Jn-. estimated at' 55 mUllon were ' Salea, a 192-poqnde.t, can;ied terdptlons and eacb lime, the ' treated to ~a gl,mpse of Holt.a' •I 2;J Umes.,s~ored twice and ball went over to N'olre Dame 1 coaching IJl&gic· MoQday night \'I) caua ht four l)asses fot 52 yanb deep in Texas territory and the 'LI when\ his •11dh-rinted Arkansas 1• to-lead the Razorbacktf In' ttta\ tri1h capitaliied. Razorback\ deitrbyed No. 2. ·rated \Okl\hO ·a I 31-6 Orange BoWJ. ,., But Holtz, •Who went from ran ' lo riches\ in~ust one year -Ta ' 3· 11 recor\i th pt:oltM\Ol\at New York'Je ln Ito lH•nd a shot at coll ge foott>all's,na- tional c a plonahlp "Ii Arkansas -IQ.Si~d ~re.w no trickery ln•lWd In l,he w~ the Razort\ac .. 'troun~ed the 18·polnt-favo~~D_..l and banded tbeln rst lick!nl • c• t ~.U·9 rout tM -.andli Texu ln mo. \ . . ••J do m--1c 'l.C!° ent.efta - ment," he aaid. "~nint com trom blockina and tllicklln•. ·• s .~ , 1°• • , • Svea wlu.out Al:l·Atneric•t • °"!"'"'41 • • • ............ .;.t.:.....:.. t•\.: 11 -\tltllM1\ol1ti.111<11 ua.w -.::r.-~.\out w"" I .. ~hU'll.1ltlUl<l1 • \ I \ I to p~nt and took over on its own ~ moved t.othe Wolverines 12" "'• 42 wath 2:40 to go, Michjgan had gtoteS(\Ue ' mt."· Leach directed the Wolver)nes hops on each of ~ash,ng\o~ ~aaterlully and broueht them to \ first thret> touchdo\f.o drives. 'r ftrst down, goal to go at the 8 The Wolverines had tQken thf'\ with 1 :28 lert. a ame 's openinR kickoff and On tbe next plAy he rolled moved to tJte Wpshington 37. right and saw &twards open at 1 Faced with fouGth down l.'a the 3. He threw. £dwards jug-( yards to ao. Schembechle~ or· gled the ball around his helmet, r dered a pu.nt. trying t.o 'pull it in securely Tbe movto blew up in his ra~e .-hl1hly favored But Michael Jackson reached when kicker Jobn Aqder5on tqok ·nday afternoon in throutth and took the ball away a low bnap from centet' and (ame, played from Edwards and the Huskies · tollched a knee down before • had the Wl}"llt"the X'""'---• Ricllng. -=i aeiflc·8 Con-AtaJD M1c~igan held them and • · The play was dead as soon as ' ____ .,._I_ctory ln the ~· art•r ~HhlD&ton punted. the } the knee touched earth and so in- erdicts. And .wolve~ haCS t.he ball at the ~ stead of having the ball at their l1 ou time in 64 ' Uo(W '4. But again Leach was •l own 20 the Huskies had it at the t -. that both in\ercept.ed, th.is time at the 7, '4 M1chitan 49. From there they ' ·~a~mc:v ~ or more and Waahlngton wa& able to,run •t scorea in nine plays. .. out the clock. , · On Wa!hlngton's second 'l'D ' Washington's derei:ise had one •I march, the Huskies had a third oU.er v~tal errort which ke pt the . down, 3 to go on the Michigan 39. • Wotv,r1nes at bay. . , Th~n Moon passed .but missed It came In the opening mo-target. However , Michigan wu rnents oflhe second h~lf with t.he " offs ide on Uw plar. giving the Huskies ahead 17·0. M1ch1 gan in ~· Huskies a first down instead of tercepted and returned the ball forcing them to punt. ' to the Washington 12. r~ They scored a tew m oments But the Huskies dug in and on ,i later. l!>urlh down, a y~rd to go for a 1 A nd on t~e 97 yard earlh- f1rst down al ~he 3. t hey stopped ~obbl er, M1c h1 gan 's Dwight :qoosevelt Smith for a half yard. 1. Hicks had lus hands cleanly oQ a Then they turned around and • Moon palls but couldn't hold.·it d. ve 97 yards in 12 plays, cpew-, tor the interception. , • Pa~sblg is a tactic generally ing' 1p ~;3,2 of playing time, lo One other Wolverines reve~l · u s e4 sparingl~by Michigan tit;)r and fatten their lead to came lat e in ltle second quartlr ~ coat.Jl BoSchembechler. ' 2.4·0 a \loon found ace t'ecelver when Leach f\lmbled the b•JI And although it nearly pulled Spide • aines with a 28·yard away at the Hask1es 30. •. out' victory, it wound up snuff-scoring ow. So it was on a chilly Mon'~l>· ing out the Wolverines ' final It w rt Ci?ame of big plays. Jn Pasadena. · '• hopes. . \Moon h a ·2-ya rd completion · With Leach completing 10of13 to set up the)~ c;t TD. Leach had M1c1119611 0 •0 1 7 th.at throws for 195 yards ln one ·completions ot ·s and 32 yards w~i:,.'19~~'~".,.."'"'~ ... 10110 ~, stretch, including a Rose Bowl for scores. Also. Kyle Stevens wa"' -Fe11-n1JO r ecotd 76-yard scoring strike to returned a kickoff •ack 53 yards ww.-~ 1 r~11otio1n~••c1t C urt Stephenson . Michigan to set up~ashingto '5 final field .~ .. " -c..i,..,,. ,..u ,,.,,., -Rlltll:lln • found new life. goal • M1<11 -s~ ,,,,.., ,rom Lu <"""''ll- Momentum switched to the And the\ two offense cranked •·~u" l'G RObC>ln•2t • '~ Wolverines and they reduced out nearly' 400 yards a1 ~ce a~ M•<" o.,,.,, ,,.., w111rwr i "k Washington 's lead to 27-20 with M i c h i g a1P.._ ha d 3 8 a nd ... ~~~" 1-••0• n O<li' ''0"' l u<n '''~ 3·44 lo go in the game when W a~hington 398. A-1os.m Leach hit a 32-yard scorin~ Yet the wildest. play, a od ~e F1rs11town' bomb to fr<'Shm;.in Stanley I most .daring perhaps In recE: • "'""e' ,aro• Edw ardi.. Rose Bowl h1storv, came in :::!~~,~~;:!· If Michi gan could contain the . closlng\,minute of ,the secon P•ttf't Huskies on the ensuing offensave '1 quarter.\ \ . -~t,.,.,,., series, It might have a chance at • Not c~tent to si6. on a 17· pulllngoutawln-Schembechler 'lead . the\Hus kies f>assed on\ had said earlier that if it came IJourth\ doWn. 6 yard• to go at down to going for a tie tklck > or ~eir .own\37. Pun!fr Aaron a· wjn (2-point conveTs\on l tie ilson.thr~ to Ste~s and the would go for the victory. ay coveredt46 yards Mlchl1•n did a hut down nut Mic:h' K•n in ercepted Wuhinston. forced the Huskies on after .• Washi gton had . . .. DAIL y PflOT Tueedey. January 3. 1171 MeJalgan F•ll• Kq Games Time Karl ·0u1 On Wolverines PASADENA -uwe tnew In the 1eomd b8lf we'd have to come out amoldD':· .-.a a wllra Dwight Hie.kB. "We did. Untorta&Dlt.ely. din• jlK ruout." · Co-captain Hicks and hla fourtb-r.nted Michigan Wolverines did come on llke pnabmlters in the second half of their Bose Bowl football came Monday. But 13tlHanted Weahlnltoo came oa. like that from the start to upset MlcbiaD J'f~ 1D a down-t&lhe-wire lhrilltt. ,,. It was the third COb5ecutlve bowl came Jou for defensive back Hicks and coacb Bo SC'lam· bechler's fifth bowl setback in as m~ tri• - four of them at the Tournammt ol Rons. "It hurts,•• Hkks said. Another ·sentor.. AlJ. American guard Marie I>onobue -u tbe.1 filed through the tunnel into the dre9iD& room. SOme rere crying. To a man, the Wolverines were dejected and angry -at themselves. Moments earlier, with 1~ minutes left ln U. game, Washington linebacker )Ucbed Jacbu grabbed an interceptioD over the aaouWec-ol freshman tailback Stanley Edwarcla at tH Huskies ' 3-yard line to seeminclr thwart Michigan's final comeback bid. Edwards 60bbed in the massive c:best at a teammate. But the Wolverines got another chance after a punt, only to see cornerltack Nesby Glasiow hl· ' tercept another Rick Leach pass, that one Intended' for Ralph Clayton at the T·Yard line. "We never quit," Leach said. "We came back like champions. I'm &till proud." ~ewp~~t ar•or AJSD~I Blliklb lUe ...... M bOb~ rWcoril a... ti) "' -taa:6w ot &:;';' =,:;;= .. ~. :tr.~-== .. ,~..::.-="i:.r~~G:.:-· ~ Buell: D 'Db a& c..a.ar-ail Ult .... I& ,,.. ii ll 1, -... D911aHlllL l"lae mp •a Utt at Tbe 'll~ • .-.._ ....... -' SD Cllmtale ~ ~ HawUmrae. ~ ......... ~a--... Vallt"Y Hldt'• teat at --~ ..S .._help folt M .W. c... ~<Simla.Am) mMfbrwaadlla:mKWalt ante .... U. BIO aDd Vld.orJ' ~ • bloes. Cm Uld &.lelll ha.-. Mi ba ....._ tiaa:. duel.~ (ipNs la .a fOu'. ot tbole ~ bit bll•••• Valle7 Cbrbdlia ..... ~and a lltt le4 .. ~ baftllllrt -.nu.., la a 1:30 duai SL Ttdnp ~ friil r. MJau. ~ Boraord (Pla7a del Tllll.nda:r ._ .... an Peta n<.11 ...-dowa Bn> 1n,b is• Kater WUIJ a-*kitQUl:t. tilttMIJlabiolof~Bpb ~e~e ~l~ :=-~rn;tbe ~ DiOt wtaa • • bDutmc a JN recmL -DeC.iAa " dollbt.tqJ tOr ......_, ad ... Newport Barbor Bnwlie:rhu m:llled t.M lat Rm!ll~ wtdl a ~·· s.uan u-ve .._ sirilMdaJ&. snrwi.,. ai-... ta...._ .• tallll& wuu1iac coulste.atl)-p(Qef. bdllnd tile steady play .Tiie Orcma diet~ a... Wf 19. n- ol Brta:o Mararic:h, Daza m111cb ot • tatenM ri•al.rJ. StebJ. Brian. ~an The Artll&I ol Lquna 8ladl. the sman.t and JO~ ~ E*b Is ldoai ill~ by al 1-.t ball al 1ta WIM ••en1lna Ul double eoaapetta-. lhocked Cb' a.A dla:mpiaft Coraaa dl1 fipres wllh Jlarari:da J1ar wfdt i&s GIQ leape *-liilt Pl .... Ole i..... db a 1U A.mcmcaietwoome~•illlSU..tR!llt, ••:tekol (ll.I >. ,... -a ca LalW a.eh tidm7 lm4 a Preeman (11.U and 51GdatktwwwwMA1aBlactarCarmadeUlar Sweek (ll.Ol "" coaeh and W Jtlt ~ of Wcmaa. l.almaa g...r WiliM• Jerry DeBusk's Sailors Terry Rauabt mined two tounwneot games last ........ ,... _ IQiid baluce. fiae:!. W,:~ throat iAf9Ctioo. IM ia expederl la tb9 What did Schembecbler tell his players to turn them around so completely? Whatever it was, it wasn't out of an old Ronald Reagan or Pat o•Bnen movie. -· .._.,, ...,..r.Mr Jtatella is a team -.--'WASHINGTON COAC.ff DON JAMES SHOWS HIS PLEASURE. geared toward the full El Toro .00 Uninrsity are slltht favorites to coJlft Jress with three ~ within rante of the ~ The Chargers of El pl.ayers usually sur· Toro are young with fresllma Wayae Carlander roading the ball. The Cl-5> ud IUllbcMbare Ran Holmes twa .of U. t.,. eeatral flgY.N is 6-1 Jlay figureL West Viqia.ta tnmfer Rick Raid Jaaa bea D o n n e 11 y , w b o l s in double filUl'el In every aame and b averaging "We don't need speeches, .. said jubiot quarterback Leach, wbo started all or Micblgab'a 36 games the past three seasons. "We know what it takes to win football games. We don't need all that rah, rah stuff." Schembechler said. "I thought when ~ were behind 17·0 at half we'd win it .•. we'll come back and try again ." "I am impressed with this Mkhigan team, be- ing down so badJy and coming back so close to winning. But we didn't win ... we just 1ot down too far ." the Michigan coach continued. · 'lf we· d have played as well in the first half a& in the second half, we'd have won It." Took It-to -,em.-Early, Says _Huskies' Jackson BJ Dne c8:ni111taam · .P r i s e d w b e n I • m ot .. DllllY"lllMl&ltf ahead." PASADENA -Deep W ashing ton down inside, did the. eslabll.tbed its auperiori· • Washington Huskies ty from the becin.niQe, really dream they cou1dl with .Moon using an im- stun Michigan 27·20 in aginative mixture of the Rose Bowl game? pasain& and J'UDDi.Jlg to Almost unanimously. stake the Huskies to a lhe answeris yes. 7-0 lead in the lint "Everyone· said quarter. UCI Star Wins NASHVILLE (AP) - Curt Stalder of UC Irvine and Cbarlea Strode ol USC defeated Robert Vu't Hof and Glen Petrovic, both al Southern Cal. to take doubles bonon in a na1. tional tennis toumamenr .Monday. Stalder and Strode· won 7-4 6-3 to capture the doubles ct0wn ot the noUonal 21 and under SCCCagen llGll Hawaii Michigan was unbeata· But the ~ PoiDt ble, but I really believed could well have been we could do it. We were when the def enae toot really fired up." say5 over on downs after Huaklea tailback Joe holding Michipn oh the Steele. three-yard line. md the "A lotoCpeopledoubt· offense mounted a ed WI, but I wu sure we march ol 97 yard.a to could do it," saya take a 17-0lead. quarterback Warren Bush and Steele Moon. "We proved to-•&reed that the 9'7·Jard day that we could play drive was a key moment nationally ranked foot-for the Huskies. ball." 'That drive 5eemed to Bia Ir Bu ab, All-set the tone for us:• American center and Steele 1ays.. .. Without one of the four captains, that momentum. we says, "I just knew we would have been ID real could pla7 with them. We beat USC, Cal and ' Stanford, and tbo6e guys are considered national caliber teams. Yeah, I knew we could do it.·· Head coach Don James waa the only dis~ aentlng voice la the jubilant locker room. "I wasn't sure of an)'thl.DI. •• be said with a grin. ~rm always sur· Alamitos Results versatile, can hit fro111 • 18.3 points. • outside or 1IWde and is Costa Mesa, althoa&h winless 111 eight It.arts. deadly at 10 feet. Amooi olays an explosive style and if Scott Miller, Chria Kate11a·1 victims this a.dly. Dave Dnie ud 8111 aa.t& _.. cllatq. year was Gladstone E1Torocou1.dbetntrouble.. High which Jost 111-:n. University's Roger Poirier has scored In the ' . • • 20S seven times, while Dana Hills' balance bas Capistrano Valleys shown thr .. players in cloQble fllures tha last m tree lance sc!>edule hu ·times out wUh Cbri& Gallet tb.e moet eonmt.eat. a Jot of holes 10 it for the . balance of the year and tonigbt1s clash at Sad· dleback High ma1 be one of the lut mean· ingful efforts for ooacb Paul Smieh ·s Co'1&ars. The Cougat"S are fl.-3 VerhDDl Dei Five Tangle~ With FV • Ve0t'bnm Dei <Los the pll,J'OlfS at COmptm Angeles) HJgb'a Eagles, College, but I think we oereomal Camino Real are betttr, too. ll ..., Leaeae ba1ketbalt play aa 'ftil as we clfcl dlttmpb'IS and boasting acalmt Co~we cm a JO.year record of 2M stay •lth Verbam Dd.... • wlDa aeatnst 20 losses l"oom.tn Valley•s pm <JZ·O ttu. Sflason>. la· is 6-4 Rocer Holmes, vade Fountain Valley who must contend with Hld't tonfcttt <t:.,. .Verbum Del's front line It's a matclmp of the beteht. Holmes bas C'IF Soatbern Section's averaa.ed ~.5 points per largest scllool in enroll· ea me and' bas scored ment (Fountain Valley less than 2Z points 01llJ' and lt.s listed 4,083 stu· once tb1~ season (d~ dents > against a an82-48victory ~. Matet' Dei's Monarchs h ave had foUJ' players scOTe in tile 20I, but are without ~ Sal Gaytan and a-s Tim Peabody (ankle injuries). Gaytan Is not expeded back tor four w1eek.s. Pro Hockey Standings NATIOMAL.NOOt•Y 1.uoua WA&.a Q)lllP:aauca *9MCW...... ... '"" w .. Mo!lt,..1 » 1 ' M ._.. 16 'Los Anoet• 17 12 6 e 11' • Pit~ 11 11 I 30 lit Ui Detrelt 11 It s 27 .. us __.,..._ 7 21tl2 GU. Man9DMIM9 llllftlon n 1 ' n ,,. • lluff•to 21 1 • so no '4 Toronto fl 10 .C 46 117 9l Cl_.lilld IOZ2421t ,.,.... ~~••Mea ..eca--. ""'......... ' 'ft n. " HY l\lliftlfKS .. t a ... 1't ti Alleflla 1t 14 II 35 1CM '14 NY-...,, f2 l• t JI Uf 111 """"9 DMti. ~ 12 1S 10 ,. " '" V--11 15 t 31 IGI UI~ Colel'..-0 I IT I 24 1GI ID ~· • 22 4 tt .. '" -.u.. I 1' ' •• IQ ........,..._... .......... l, PllUllWtlh 2 O•tr•lt 5, f'•rlli.btc•• Qldl .. kMllllll.C ........... • k l•...Oid ......... I. T ...... 5,-*" ,.....,,_ V-et ""I"-*" 0 II -::!"'....,.,, ,...,.., l.N6 PaTOdtial ouWt of 300 Mike Heide (6·7l pro- stttdents. vldes board strength But donrt let the andtheBaronsaredeep figure$ fool you. in talent with 6·5 Mugsy Verbum Dei is a step· g p p e 1 b e I m er. 6 • 4 pin; grwnd to coUegiate Charlie Beia and guard ptay at UCLA and other Mike Israelaky lo the at· preatl&e universities and tack. the enticement for llisalna. bowenr. is talented youngsters to 6-4 Chris Mack. who 15 atteDd Verburn Del is out with a pulled arof.n. obvious. Among the stars are I"!-'-Sports 6-T Leooel Marquetti. Ulrl!!t wbou leaping abUity is WOIMWSvou.rtuu. reportedly 42 inches oU t ., .... _.. ... e "'~r in vert1'ca1 M..t v .... .,,....aii.,, teffWln: "" uuu a Miit orr nu CMWIM Gli!W'r: Jwnp. °"'~ Ofl•,.. ~,_ ....._: Also t .here is===·~~~.:=.;. Crenshaw Hi gh tran~fer Awllf'll-«•vc.wev. Maurice Williams <6·6' .. ---------Itlm LewtJ (6·6 > a nd Cliff Ptuttt (6-8 ). The point guard is 6-0 junior CaFmel Stevens and it's a team wt\h seemingly DO boles. .. This will defil,)itely be the t°'"be!lt test of &he .eMGO far us," saye Fouatain Valley coach Dave Brown, wbos& te~m bu shown th• ability to e1'81h Comptoo Hieb (83·62 > in ac· cunudatin1 a 9-a record. "To l\Q with Verbum Dai we have to control the ball off ensiveb' and not let Verbum Dei's PTtuure defense bother t.11. Webave'°t.ake good s.bOtl and make them. 0 Verbum Dd ls « bet· cei-teem than tile one tbat beat. us bJ t.wo polDta tw years ago ln \ I ~ ' ' NATION I WORLD Presidency Brings Proni WASHINGTON <AP>'-llmed to be wbeo tollu thought of the Carter family. t.My thou1bt ol · »eanuta . .Not uy more. ln the year Jimmy Carter ha1 been president. memben ol ha family have parlayed Im poelUon into llmolt a miJlliaD. dollar wtndfall. TBE P&ESIDENT-S kinfolk have come a loal •a:t 11nce lb.at bot summer in Plalnl, GL, a l'e•r and a ball aao wbea Amy \fat te1lfDI lemanade for a dime a:id tuna ft.sh aandwtchea for a dollar. Now there are book& -me about Cart«'& motber's Peace Col119 days tn India. two about faith healing and one tn pnpar.. tion about brother Billy. And ~ ~ .-nonal ap.. pearances by B1llY Caner -at lbe World Cbamploa Belly-flop apd Cannonball Dinn. &ontelt la · • Canada and tbe Workf Champkln Pole-cllmbiq cooteat In Ken-tacq, toumeoalJ two. alLLr& AGENT SA Y8 be ~akes four nch appearances a ~ODtb at ~000 each. That would be $240,000 a year. The aient s'y' be bas appearances booked • tlrou1b Jrlarcb; Carter says ~ugh July. And that's not all. The presi· dent's younger brother has put his ~lcture and sl1mature on a new beer called "BUQ'." It was fi(st marketed last fall by the F;alb City Brewing Co . of LouJntlle, Ky.. which owns the rights. Since then, three other breweries have acreed to market tile be« Wlder lic:eoses from F,aU. Qty. By February they aay ther apeet to tell it in '8 states. Jim ·Ta~ president of FallS ·Qty, said 6e ao1d 872.000 cases of "Billy" durint the first two rnoothl it was oo the market. He expect.a to sell at leut ftve mlWoo cases thisyearat$4toS6eacb. BILLY CAJlTER WAS unable * * * PREStDl!NrS llOTHl;.R 11,.. UllJan Certw to HJ bow much be makes per can. . ..It's a complicaf.ed formula that would lake an accountant to woft( out/' beaaid. No one who knon will aay bow much money Billy Carter Ls mak· ini from his new celebrity status. Tandy Rice, Carter's aeent in · Nashville. Tenn., said Cartel" gets royalties from the heel" salea. He added that there are also Billy posters, Billy T-shirts. Billy belt buckles and even a t.oy .. Rednect-powered pick-up truet:• LLOYD KOLMER, A NEW York acent whose clients include entertainers Milt.on Berle and Victor Borge,• ettlmated that Carter could demand $100,000 fol' endoninl a producL · Btlly's 1asoli.ae •tJtlon in Plains has nearly doobled it.s buaineu since his brother * * * Billy's Notoriety Bad News for Beer RICRllOND, Va. CAP) -Be may be Just plain ole down home Billy to bis friends, but to the Viriginia State Alcoholic Beverage Control Qwnmiulcm BW1 Caner ii a celebrity, and that'• bad news (or Billy Beer. . • Virginia prohibits the sale of any beer bearlna an endorsea>ent fl'01ll ''any promlDent living person'' CD ita label. Beer distrtbutors wanting permission to diBtribute the new brand bearing the name of. President Carter's brother tried to coavtnce the ABC that Billy is. not prominent. The !·abel for Billy Beer, which t. brewed by Falls at1 Brewtnc Co. of Louisville, Ky., reads: "Brewed expressly fM and with the personal approval of one or .Americ:a 's all-time great beer drinkers -Blll.Y Carter.'' CONTRllWnNG EDITOR A~~ Jvlt't C.. became PNlldmt, ~to petroleum i.Ddult1'1 eourew wbo uked not t.o be idmtifted. The sourcee said Carter'• sta- tion is ~pi.na about 700,000 eallons of pdiae. year, which with saie. ol aeceaoris, would f:tve him an income of between 20, 000 and $.10,000. A TELEPHONE INTBll'flEW from Cabel. Wis., wbeN Billy was appeartnc at a crou-counlry ski race. brcJIQlhi tb1I exchange: Q. A let el ....... el JGm' famUy .. a ..... alo&olwy ••• and I wwder Mw ,_feel aboatdds? A. PeraonallJ, lt doela'l lMltber me at all. I'm one olt.Mm wbola makingpartoliL Q. DGe9 ,..r bleQw ..,.,.. .. ., any&blnt •bold bf A. No, ma'am. Hebuaot. BILLY ISN'T THE oaly c.rter who has done well In the last year. Cousin Hueh Carter, who owns a worm lann ID PbWis, MW bLs business baa lbcreued 25 per. cent since Jimmy Carter wet to the White House. He said be sella 15 millioo worms a year -about $104,250 CJ'OIS. ''Half ol what JOG make Is pror. :it.•• Caner aa1d.. ll4dinl tbat hLs costs include two secretaries, ad· verlising and postaae. AD.7 hm!ltJrMetl needed?· .. WORMS ARB RAISED in cow and bone manure mixed with peat moss," Cartu said. ''Then you bum a llPt over them at nl1tbt so they don't crawl out." President eaner. alsten also have had a iood financial year. Gloria carter Spann complied the letters her mother •rote PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICg P\JBUC NOTICE PVBUC NM'IC£ llt-!t4" • 1Uf'8•10lt CCMl•l' Ol'CAUPOltlt'IA OOU•TYOl'MANOa .......... ••'n,,e»no ona11M11ea PUBLIC NO'ftClt · •tcn1tOUI MlllNUS ..-.1TATIIM8NT .,.. T1l9 follolllllt ,..,._ II OOlnf tMJ.. __ , l't1BUC NOTICE Tl.mdey. Januwy S, 1178 DAil. Y PILOT enee· io Plains Folks . . . Id' ... I n PRORTING FROM PRESIDEHCY -Praittent•s brother ., Billy. top, sips can of ••Billy .Beer'' from whicb he 1ets royalties; Ruth Carter Staple&on, his sist«, displays her book, and Hugh Carter, his cousin. shows off some or tt:ae earthworms he a:atses. -. altuat1on that 11.:1 ariaeG ~ biscoatroL'· SHE SA.ID S8B .was the ooe who talted him into sett.in& an 8ietl~ . "When I ~aw what the public wu dolag to Billy, I saw there was no way be could carry on a leeittmate business,•• abe ex· plained. "People were always wantlne him t.o apeak. Tourists would walk ri~ into hLs otnce ••. U Bill.y walked into bia fWJ.q Ita- lian, within 10 minutes there would be 100 &ourilU 'akillC p6coo tUrNolblm. "l~m happy ..... bm able • tarn lt tato a~ U.. Memld no toapr man mGMJ ID tbe peanut ......._ ••• I tblM ... tremadoca be'a bea abla to mat.• a l1Yial." Pa BSIDSNT CA a TS& •a childreG 81'9 allo attuned to tbe times. Son Sf/If, 25. end hll wile. An. nett•, wbo are loterested la pboto1npby, _recently sold 10 pictures t.o the annual edition ol Ufe mqazlne for $10,000. Tbe lint .......... ~ Mid tbeJ pl.a &o pve the money to• ' clw'ltJ. J1ld1 Carter, who la married tO · the pl..adeat's JO.year-old ~ Jack. bu become a c:ootributing,. • editor to RedboGt macaalne. • following ill the Journalistic , tradition of prealdential daucbters. Lynda Blrd lohnsoa worked for Mc:Catl'a magazine, Julie N"ucm £1Mnbower for the Saturday Eve.Ding Poat ao4 Susan FOC'd for The Assoclate4 Preas and Seventeen maeazine. SOURCES AT RBDBOOK aa1'. Judy Carterm*-aleutJT.-" a YfV, probebb a pod deal' more. ,,,. ~ ~ Cart.II"• lldd4M .._ Chip. 21 iOl.! worked put·tlme for tbi ~ Democratic NaUonal Commit.. ~ tee. He waa paid $1.000 for the MYeo rw.b' won betON mo... ...; ~I ba~ to PWna with ~ wUe -:..: wt &eptembw. • H1a ccialla. 11\i«ih Carter-Jr., bu • ~·year job at U. White Home iJl charse ot ad· miDJatrative matt.era and ~ tia&costa. •. ~ Cambodia Wants Nani~ Troops to Withdraw BANGKOK, Tballand <AP> - Cambodia said today it won't negoUate an end lo its border war with Vietnam until all Vietnamese troops withdraw from its telrlt.ory. Badio Pbnom Penh aald the Cem· bodian pemmeut reJ~ted a Viet· namese offer of peaceful negoUa· Uou. The eonmment broadcast re-puted aceusatiom a&alnat VWum made lut Saturday, wbea CUnbodia severed diplomaUc relatiODt with m ...... Dftchbor. Cambodia claima several divisions of VMtumeH troops, baebd by mm. dreds ot tanb ud Pim•. bate in- vaded Cambodian territory and are tl'7bll to Oftrtbrow the Communist. reclnte. stf ....... Pree.est Sadlat . . (' ·1~ SHORT ) lleelree 6re•• Prohd · WASHINGTON (AP) -'ltle Postal Servic-9 ..... to tnow ~ two Jr'OUPI ftPI E l'IDttile ll mllHan ~ It AmerielM are• front for a Jm>flt-- makint company that tells lnsutance and travel services. At illue is wbether Ute Amaican Alsoclatioa ol Ret!NJd Pet'lkJM and the NldcmJ Retired Teachers As- soclatm lhou1d keep Oletr DOlt1>l'Olit mall permits. The permits P"' the' aroups Joni' mail ratAls. .... ·. -Ti!I •...., OM.VPILOT 11 I"'''\\ en:NMG I e:oo I 098 NIW9 • N€W8 IMEAQEHCV ONE p.,amedjo 011Q9 dfao-- • ~ Oe8olo'• ttw~t ~ • IOflellll&. • H8A l&AIKET1IAU. LM ~ LIMr'9 "-- .._ Yortt Knldletbocker9 • TME llAAD'f MJNCM G) THE AOOfUE9 • EL.ECTNC OOlll1'AH't 6i) MMANMHAVU "Beh9vlor ModltloeUon"' 0 MCNEWS uoe MOVIE ...... "Judge And Jiik• W'/tM" 11972) Betl• Doug McCure. A YQUllO heir-. entlal9 tt.. ...... ence of a retlrsd )udo- • t~ prtvate ~IM ""*" ,_ f8tNf .. died. ( 1 ht., 30 min.) • • I MY THM!I! 80N8 OVEREMY Peter Hatnltt; tenant•' r'olht•; 1t1e Oordona I• eoep opera famly). • GI) OROWINQ YEARS "Adoleecent Pereonallty o.AJtoprneint•• CJ) C88N£W8 QJ MSW ONfflN Gueat Hmt: JMry Vlft OyU. G~is: Ole* \I~ Patten, u~anda P11g9, Ronnie ScMll. Johnny PaycNlck. 7:00 0 NBC NEWS U UAASCLU8 fJ A8CNEWS QI ILOVELUCY (!) AOAM-12 fll) MACHEJL I LEHRER REPORT e::J EARTH, SEA AHO SKY "N•tlotl•I Parka" (Pwl 1) (J) TO TELl THE TRUTH 7 30 0 CANDID CAMERA 8 NEWLYWED GAME 0 9 HOU.YWOOO SQUARES G) ntE BAAOY BUNCH (!) LET'S MAKE A Dt!AL fl) l..A. IHTEACffAHOE "lnalc:te Straight" Sandra.Dee, left, and Tab Hunter, two of the foremost teen sensations of the 1950s, · are reunited when they guest star a&-a married couple who are terrorized by a crime syndicate for reporting double· entries in a company's tax ledgers in .. Blind Terror" on NBC's .. 'Police Woman," Wednesday at 10 p.m. a!> HEW8CHECK lndultri.I campl9>ca CJ) TWI GONG SHOW 8 MOVE 8:00 I) Cl) THE *** "Or. Str~" flTZPATNCt<S 11984) Paler Sellers. JKI! dl9cown he l!U lo Geotge C. &:otL Tha Prw- take drulic arepa to 1ove lcHnt of tfle U.S. watka his -n lnteg<ily and hi• wl1h the Soviet Premier In llCllOOI grad" a deepwate effort to uwt D MEOICIHE IN ,,.,. world frOtTl deetrue110n. AMEAICA (2 Iva.) "Ula, Ontll And Ooll11r1" fJ 9 HN'P'f DAYS Tom Snyder lloate a 11\rM-.. Grandpa'• Vlelt .. Orend· hOUt' exemln•lloo of the P• Cunoingham (Denny q\18llty and eoonomlca of Th<lmaa), a ctynwnlo 00- hUhl! C¥• In Anwlca. get11t whel'a .,_. forced education of lnoM wf10 IO retire, ...,,_ et the .... Connklghem hOme deter· practloe mec:t..,.ne, unnec:• ml* to find a.-llt&. ....,., eurgerf, medlc:aly induced a._ or Injury, G) CAROL BURHETT ~actlce and medleei-AHD FAEND8 Cl) M0\111! t) KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC {NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles '**'Ai "Ptclinlp On 6ount StrNI" (19631 Rldlard Widmettl, JMn Pet ... A plcllpoc:ll9' dlOOMa the wrong victim when he steals the putM of an F.8.1.-tralled communiat. rn..-ow (2 hr•.) 0 KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (J) KFMB (CBS) San Otego 0 KH.J-TV (Ind.I Los Angeles ®' KCST {ABC> San Diego 0) I01V (Ind ) Los AnQeles Cl) KCOP· TV (Ind I Los Angeles fla KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles a!> KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunllngton Beacn 'Report' Examines lfl1e News -By TV Data Service fill SPECIAL "J~ Upc;h!U" A b!OQ· raphy of 111• g<eat 20th cenlUf)' llCU!ptor. Including a look •I tile crNlloo ol lhe Llpohltz Mu-.im on Mllml e::J ~RUM;THE ............... "" Wl FORMER CON MAN The MacNe1l /Lehrer . Report has earned into its third season the concept or in-depth news re- vorting, it concrpl which caused Tun.e Magaimc to describe It as "the most newsworthy 1'1ews show . every night 1t does what commercial broadcasting cannot or perhaps will not do - di,ves intelligently behind the hea'dHnes for reflective report- ing on the day's major story." Each weekday evening, Robert MacNetl in New York and Jim Lehrer in Washington devote lhe full half-hour or their program lo the reporting and analysis of one story. EX·BUNCO COP MacBRIDE Ac1or Eddie Albert Robert Wagner aa Ry 'Switch' Survives Perilous Adventure "LET'S SAY eicb story is like a snowflake.·• says MacNeil. "Each snowflake is unique, bul unless you look at it very close· ly, you never see its uniqueness. We put each snowflake under a microscope, so to speak -un· like the network news shows: with them, all you get is a blizzard. By TV Data Servicet, Inc. "Switch" is back for a third season. Tbis is surprising, n because of the quality of the show, but because ita two m cltaracters have managed to survive the variety of dantero situations the scripts have placed them in over tbe put years. AfacNeil feels that the time for this type of ne~eportin1 bas come. "I -be~e we're on the verge of a consumer revolution in news," he aays. "More and more people want a thoughtful · analysis of the complicated and frustrating iasuea of the dQf in addition to the resular lull budget ot news stories in newspapers and on commercial network broadcaatl. •• Pete Ryan <Robert Wagner) bas been dumped from an airpta and seriously injured by mobsters. · THE PAIR OF RY AN AND Mac Bride {Eddie Albert) have involved with (on the right side of the law) dope amugglln1, lddna ping at a carnival, land speculation, murder on the tennis c murder in the world of Grand Prix ractnJlnmurder at a health beauty resort .. In fact, murderfi&ures pro enUy a1 astartln1 po for the series• scripts. Tbe format ii that of a mystery show with a lot of action In: "Switch" offers both put:ile sol~ activity and adventure. I stars are Wagner u Pete Ryan and Albert as Frank Mac Bride. RYAN AND MACBRIDE Alt£ privat~ invesUcatcn and a something of an odd couple as lnve1t11aton eo: MacBride la a &Ired bunco cop and Ryan ts an ex-c:on man. Co-starring with them are Charlie Cabas u MaJcolrn Sharon Gless as Ma11ie. Malcolm it an. auociate of the two vest.igators, and is 1U1hlly weird in hlaown ri1ht. M••aleis.their e fictent assistant. Thia year. •'Switch·' will )Jave m~re adventures shot out or to with shows 1cbeduted to be •but in Lu Ve111 and Acapulco aboard a cruise ship. Another ch.n1e ts that MacBride NHS Ry baven811Vofflces. . . TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTilfa'S ·1r:Y,Jf:}'Q.U.!aHd Dollars .. Tom Snyder hosts a three-hour examination of the quality and economics of health care in America, education of those who practice medicine, nnnecessary surgery and in- duced disease or injury. KTLA 0 8:00 -"Dr. Strangelove·• (1964 > Peter Sellers, George C. Scott. The President of the U.S. works with the Sov- iet premier in a desperate effort to save the world from destruction. KCET@8:00-"Jacques Lipchitz" A biography of the great 20th century sculptor, including a look at the creation of the Upchitz Museum in Miami. KOCE 9 9"400 -Masterpiece Theatre "Zeus, By Jo.)'e" After a mysterious illness, Caligula proclaims that he has become God, and begins to use it as an excuse for bizarre de· bauch ·.-...~ Abiot1-' AIClllV tA tM ~ 20lh Clll'ltUIY IGUIDW, lncibllno • ._ .. tM ClrMtlon of the UpcHtz ....... In MllmL 10:30 •• NEWS KACHO:AW•-110N,,,_ a...Nlb .. DAY A Ml cko'c gal study af the .Japan... lntetmadlate ~. en. .,.,.,,... bc.lllnell cmt• ~em and Ille pMM!llatio, al4up- portlng manner ot dNlln9 with ~ IUbofdl- n•t• and auperonllnat• ln~bull-. 11:001•DDCI)@ NEWS HOU.VWOOO· OONHE01lON Cl MOYIE ••~ "ll can a. Done. Amloo" (19731 Jack .,...,__ Bud ~. A man tlllp9 •~boy ._,the pu1111fcm Of a vMleble piece of ol prop- erty. (2 twa.) I = DIQC CAVllTT Ouat: l" 81ralbefg, Mistie Direct« of the Actor'• Studio. a!J MACMSL I LEHRER REPORT 11:30 8 Cl) C8S LATE MCM€ **'Ii "The Oevtl'1 Oaug~ 1•r" ( 1873) Shelley Wlnten. Robert Foxworth. A young woman. whOM aoul w.. aold at blrttl to lh4I ~. hu com9 Of llOtl and It la time for her to ftlatry the Oemon of &lclor.(A) D TOHIGKT Hoit: Johnny Cano.,, . Gueet: P9te Fountain. 8 LOVl.AMEAICAH 8TYUl ML.ove And T'll9 ·MMW a.dlllof' I LoY9 Ar.d The Mind Memaoe'" GO ABCMOVIE * • * "Joumey !!Ito fiMll." (187&) Zero Moaa1. Yvetl• Mlmeult. A QeOloolllt, with --lnformetlon Of '*"'Y dlecovered natural reaourcea, becomea ~ In lnternallonal lntrtgue on IW Journey trorn lalanbul 10,...., Yori!. (fl) GI NIEW8 G) OETSMART • CAl'TIONED A8C HEWS MONtlftO 1,2:00 8 TWIUGHTZONE ''l'Mi:-'' • FOfllEVEA FBVIWOOO Toni I.a.~ a MOfel; P•nny may not play eleanot'I ~; M#tlla eno Mel ma11e ad~ M9'1e mak" plww lor the Haggara i.by. Cl) MOVIE '*** "Undeflov." (19501 Scott Brady, Peogy Dow Wilen evidence IO • mur-ow point. 10 him. an H · gang1ter lurna lugllh1e In order lo track dOwn the ... leller. ( 1 IV., '° "*'-> 12:30 8 MOiiie • • MNob Hr I IN&) O•oro• lllaf1, Joen a.men. A Not> HUI ~ tam. flnda ..... punued Wtn.~-.Of •~(1 llr~Nrnlr\.j • MOYla **" '"lull '°' Gold'" (1"8) * lAlplfio. Oltnn FOf'd. A ~ "'°"*' atope et nolfllng to dallll '119 ricf.-of the LOIA Outdwnen mine. (2 lira.) 1:00 D TOMOMOW Owatt: ua erown. ~ aMltt .... '°' the .... Yott( TlmC Aoca 1MiW u.. Aotllnton. 1:=8 ecea,......,...,..,~ on an ll~Mlf 1'lc:f. '{. dent ... -aid • famed Gtidd prodigy In • defactlflg "°"' .. Mtlw ~ 1:11 IJ) KO.WC . ''Cop In A CllQ9'" koiM dllccMr9 ....... .,_..,.. '° atop .,. ......._... "°"' .,, ..,,..wtc, (JoM P • ..,)hlt....., ..... \O ~.{R) 1!30·~ **\i "The Man WhO 1..eug1w• (1918) Edmund Purdom, ..-, Son&. A CDP'Y~ ........ ,.,..eel. 'I -Caul-. aor.. glaln ·~_,.,for Na low, • bind GYP')' °""" l!_hr •• 30 mfn.) 2MD NeWS Cl MOVIU * *'Ao ''The l0\19 Lottery'' (1~) Dal/Id ""-i, PCIUQ'f ~ A f'MMe atat •llfm91• to pay hie gem- bllng det>tl bl/ otlarlng part1*9hip In mantaoe to lhe ---of • lottery. (2 l!<L) ···~ "Victim .. (1982) DWtt 8ogllrde. SyMe Syma. A ~ peat )eos)erct- iz.. * 1aga1 anar. (2 hfl.) 2:201 HEW8 2:25 NEWS 2::30 • MOVIE3 • * ~ "Madame" (10&3) Sophia Loren, Rob.,t HoNeln. A a.unc11-riMa to a poeftlon ot-itl! dur· Ing the Fr911di Ae¥olutlon. (1 l!f.,.55 min.) ** "To H-And To Hold" (1951) Patrick Batr, Av.a ScotL A men, c:rlp. pi.d In a riding 9Ccide!11, pllCee his own happlMM MCOnd 10 1119 l!applnele ol 1111 ternlty. (2 hf•.) &D-GOvle * * "The CHiie Of ,~ Testers Dial a Rating. Shaping TeleVision's Future a Bit Heady By JAY SHARl\V'JT HOLLYWOOD <AP> -When you see a TV show or com· mercial, how would you rate it - "very dull,'' "dull,'' "normal," "good" or "very good"? I had to make those critical choices re- cently. · I did it simply by twirling a dial marked with those reactions. lt occurred in a big white building here that is the headquarters of Preview House, a major lester of live audience reaction. THE TESTS CONCERN such things as TV shows and com· mercials. The results are pon· dered by network executives. produce.rs and ad agencies. Sometime the wares already have aired. Sometimes it's only a limited tryout to aid a decision costing millions. Either way, the testee gets a heady feeling of shaping the future of television. I got to help shape TV because a pal was standing in an un· employment line one day. She wu offered free Uckets to a gala night at Preview House. She ac- cepted, invited me and off we went to aet tested. ALONG Wl;fB. 00 other testees, we got a BaycoNo. l pen· ell, usorted questionnaires, a theater seat 1portlng a "very dull" to "very good" dial and two hours of, ah, entertainment. We dialed our reactions to a TV comedy pilot. •tarring Rita Moreno, an old Mel Brook• car- toon, ''The CriUc" and a film abort. We also, at long last, got to twirl our re.acUons to TV com- mercials. They were ror a vitamin btand whoee name I promtl;y 'foraot, Palmolive shave cream and .soap, Hl.ndl·Wipe towels, Anid deoderant, Flair pena and Fruit of the Loom underwur for men. Yes.indeed. BEFORE AND DlJBING pauses in the entertainment, we filled in questionnaires. One asked my favorite brand among 11 soft drinks, nine shave creams and 13 vitamin brands. 1 said I s moke Lhem all. We were polled on whether we watch certain sb~ws "regular· ly... "occasionally," "infre· quently" or "never watch." I said I watch everything oc· casionally, but infrequently. We also were asked if we peruse 13 types of shows ranging from "half hour comedies" t.o "bizarre or eerie dramas." We also revealed if we were in one of eight age groups, 15·19 to 60-65. I guess those younger than 15 or older than 65 were led away and given the choice of a nogglng or writing for "Love Boat." THE WONDERFUL WORLD or underarms was a big test item. Our views were sought on no less than 14 brands of deodorant. However. I thought they got a mite penonal when they dared ask: .. Have you used an underarm or anti-perspirant during the last seven days?" But this paled alongside next query: ,:;: . . ""' "Do you consider yourself to a (a ) heavy persplrer: 01~ medium perspirer; (C) ll~~ perspirer." We didn~t ha~ ... ~. write our names on the ques~ naire, but I remained mum~ my sweating habits. :;:'..! ,~..,_,,A SUPPOSE IT WOUND · • iii! FBI (·1 ? up T"A my 1 e. • .. ,.. Other questions were ~"' dignified, such as wbica. • various titles for ·a TV ' ! most interested me. I was ~~ between "Termite Towers., IM! •'Clay Castles of Kenya," and~· both down. . r; .... ~ . ,.,,.,., _."..!'1.'!I.,. At the finale, there were QOQIJ-' prizes, ju.st lllr:e Dish Night atfA: Bijou. The lucliest test.ae-got -~-;r the unluckiest a year's suppfy cake mix. I got naueht for , help in shaping.television. ::; BUT I DID ONE tbing•-m behalf of viewers who've n~l been asked for their views ou tltiii contents of television. ' .:t 1 left my dial tuned lo'"v 1 dull" allnifht. • · ~l'.QCKS J BUS.NESS ~r Cl«Ming Pr ica NYSE COMPOSJFE u.. lit• Pl""'' n .. C , PNl9'Wl1>I I -1 Ill~-lo Pf\Ollel I 9 tll »"'-• V. ""llYH 6010 It "-_, PledNG 1.6' 9 l 1' •-\ Pier I 1' S • ~+ 14 :i~,r l·~ I~ ~~ . ~ .. n .... ,.,4_ '" ~v. •. ff\-" "'~-.. . --.. 2'-"-'• .,.,, .. .,, Ii:"'· ... ,., _,,_ -, .. DAILY JlllLOT fttS Lifes.t y;le Hides MOnnting Debts• • Bill, an appltane-o Mrvi~•. b iu:rried \0 Ann. who h9 1 job al the post ottJee. To1ether, they earn clc>M to $23,000-a year. tMlr two ibladreQ ue t.een·acen. tbieY· re-• cen\b' bought a hom. w_Jtb • $38,000.mortgaae. J 'l'hoy• are adm .-.cl for their carefl" .. wv o( lMo.a ud frlends frequenUy Mk for $ensUJv~. 1n·\ldenl C!n'1\dal ad-\ vie~. wishing tbey, too. could. &ttord a 'new bom~ two CN"5. two 'l&eadotlS a _year. • I U !JlNOWN TO T11£lll FRIENDS (and nc>t. fQijy ~ alliea by t.hem>.·th.elr total tnont.hly ~stop $2,5000 tbey owe $32,283 to 18 credltora. and they're going deeJMJr · • Into the lie(! each monthy by $658.49. i I In sum, they are broke. Who is the American wl!Q gets ovv h!s or her bead lit d•bU · ft'a the $501000-plus execatlve worltinc to• ooe ~: J Amel"fta's top 500 IWlt. corpondiona. And it'& a taml.ly ~ cei~ing welfare. • • Consumers going to an olllce ot the Coneumer cr.ct1t · ' Counseling Servi~e or . i Greater New ~rlt for J budgeting advice range · ~""'-• across all income, age '""1'~~ ~ and social claue&, HY8 lJJndle ' Gerard A. Lareau, pre.. ..vl'UJ. tden~ or tbe service • one of more than 200 non-profit, comruuruty·spon.sorecl qtftd• bOW in \he Unlt· ed States and Canada. -HEAD OF A FOUR·PEBSON household; age m tbe mid·30s. -A RJ'OS9 annual locome-or around tll,800. -Debts aver•glng f1 ,800 to 8.8 credltor$. -Spending roughly t:m raoro a mon1b tbaD l tamed. At teast on& or every 20 America.hf ls in aerioua fin.en· cial trouble. beyond tbe point of t paylng clebts wilbout help. SINCE lt50, U.S. P0"'1A1'JON bas g(own about 4C : pereent,, while consumer lns&.a.118o8111 debt outstanling bas. • skyrocketed 'snore than 16 times-to total 1310 bJtHon, not ks· ctudina borne mortgage debt. Thia Js U.. tatiell amount • of coosumerdebl out.standin& ltl U.S. hiat.olll)'. ~ Wb11J! ao escalation ot COM41mer borrowlng-ts • healtb.Y. sign of consumer conttdenc:e in the econo~ and is generally eneouraged, more ttian one out ot--every two U.S. huuJlies owes installment debt. M.ost or these are married heads or families. between 18 and 35 years old, have children, with income between $.S,000 ~n~ $25,9C?0 a year. Especially ~le are: -RETIREES FORCED TO WE c~t to inake UJ> for J the gap between pen~ion and Social Security benefits and 4 the falllng buylna power of incomes. -Tboee in the protess of dlvorce who tend to uni-, dere6t1Jnat.e t.M htibv cos Ls of s1n1te Hviag. ' ' -compulsive_~ wbo use credlt cards as an' CIHape frotn ·~person.al ptOblems. -ntmE EMOO'ION.U.Ll{ INCAPA•E of ColJOW.lDJ the elementary rules of spending and allocating tncome ~ wisely. BUtAven more bu.M:. mUJ.ions lose oonttol o( ~ • bec&U$0 they do oot recotPUz.e that credit is .merely a eaah 4-• advalfff tbat Utey must repay, and that tn the meanUme, It costa eoner. 9"a\tW ........... ellllOlt ....... ,, Market Hit Again By Dollar.Decline NEW YOR (AP) -The aM>ck market, depressed by concern ewer U'8 dollar's tilde 1n foreign exchange, posted a •harp loss today ia \he openJnJ .... 1on or 1978. Tbe ~ Jones averaie of 30 Industrials was oft 13.43. points toft7.74. Dedtnes be14 a 2·1 1aad over advao.ces among New York St.ode Exd1aage-lilted ialues. , .. ~sweredA:d v Answers HIS Dr.eam.s ASliVJLL.,, T•nn. <AP J NaaflttUl i1 t11•t ed with penons uaina vanou. mt1bod1 lo aet l he country mustc buslnH• hey trud1e door·to-<loor alon1 Music Row. I someone to ll•ten to a 1<>n1 Thty 1ution ael ves outsW. recprdln1 Ill"". I 'ltu os, waltlnc ror a atu who mlllhl help them out ... THEY ALSO SEND lel· ter and demonslr1tion rec· or apd tapes. Hundreds lirr e dally F'or Dave Conw ay of no~ston , Ga .• the mail·in m~neuver worked. tte signed a rero"rding contract and made the ~OHW4Y 'lational charts lhroueh what his producer, How.tr<} Kni&ht, calls "a one in a million" chance lie owes 14 all lo his wife, Mary Ann ' She saw an ad in a trade marazine from l<naght's record company. Pollin~ a\ & Ian of l)iat's the Breaks ATLANTA CAP I When dancer David C raniero fell into the orchestra pit during a pelttormance of "The Nutcracker." he apparently suffered only mfnor scrapes and bruises. But a cello played by a member of the Atlanta Syi;ophony Orchestra was not so lucky. The dia.nosia; a broken neck. NOW PLAYING ..... lll&l'UU 'OWlf&IM 'l'&WT ~ ... ...,. __ c"'"'" 11 oa ..... , oe... ... t .U.U WllSIOllf "llJO c ........ IM·UH .,,_,_ 11~1 ..... ,0 ........... WHfMIMIT'm c-..wur ., .H1·44U con•..a.. M&&IOe ·-n ..... -. ... ........ " .. .. '"'"'' .. ...,._ "·-·~ MAA.H4c:N '"·" .. llOS-..OU . • • ,IJIJI .,_It OUHMIOUI II Mlf4IUll '"' (HOfllOY1(11J CUM~ OAUM'llr111 --·°"'"'"" -"""" fHI fUINtNO l'OfHf "'91 ..._. ... """ A&.0911· .~ Cl.OSI INCOUHrllf 1u1m •~•o Of rHI rtalD KIND ,,., .__ _ ___, -· , ... ,..,,........,,, & "• ..... •"-fl)/~ll •~•o . 2111,,.., OllnMeOlll .i .. Ml.l• fHI CHOtllOYSca1 1.-.a.~oo ......... ,._ J.\ICIClrft ... IU'l' "'6C WM '"' ruaNOilO l'OfHr (NI ,,. ......... . , .......... .. -t • • •• e e ••• I 6 e #t A ,. 6 •• ,. •• ~ •••••••• e t • e a • • """'1 NIU I, rLATMAfQ 11111 2. NMDCANDY1111 I . Wt1DCAI' WOMIH I'll Conway's , a.he aent the company a copy ot record her husband had cut on a custom label several yeara a10 ..DAVE HAS THAT ATMOSPHERE about htm that make.you know he ls pro material, she wrote the company Conway aoon eot a call from Knleht and a few days later lhe two met in Royston They had a mid· night snack and belore dawn Conway had a personal manaiement and recordlo1 contract. Wlthfa a week, he was nown to N~hvllle and recorded "lf You re Gonna Love <You Gotta Hurt>, which made the 60s of the lop 100 on th~ oa· tional charts. "THE BUSINESS lS SO competitive, hes one in a million. Kni&htuid. The Irony is that Conway himself had been sending letters and tapea to Nashville without 'Sue· cesi;. And he had never seen the letter hi• wile sent. "l got refusal letters from everybody In tbe couctry," said Conway. who recenUy gave u~ a re· cord store he operated "Over the ye r I aueu l sent aoo to 400 letters. 1 used to send tipea In a big · box just to bedUferent and ( N. ~t::!D'WnLLE )aet attention. Wbal't'1 fun. ~n,, • ny is that I'd been sending . S<>VND _ all these letters ond t.hen she sores with one. "I WAS TO THE POINT where Id put all I· could lntc It. I also had been goln1 lo 1how1 tn Georgia ~d pltchln1 1on1s. l d alwaya had a lot. of compliments but that. a as far as lt went. I d done everything. "When Howard called, 1 dldn t know what was going on. But I dldn t have any money 10 I dldn t take him seriously. I kept sayln1, 'I don't have any money.· And he kept. saylne. 'I don l want your money. "Finally. t pretty well evaluated him, Then I got ctXCited . ' Knight uid the record he wu sent showed Conway a "potential and talent, but he had nod.tree· lion to go in becauae no one had taken the lime to 1isten to him. Opera 'Turns A~olind' Golden Slippers Va\\deville veterans Bob Hope, left, &.nd George Burns take a break durinJ filming of Hope's Jan. 8 vaudeville special to ex· amine the late Eddie Foy's dancing shoes which were given to Hope bv lhe Foy Boom Means Financial Health for Met family. · NEW YORK IAPl · Ridlng the crest ol an opera boom. Metropolitan Opera ooss Anthony Bhss says hj s company's flnanclal fortune11 have made a "dramatic turnaround." "For the first time in alm011t ~decade we·met our operating expenses without dipping Into C.ur very srarce capital,·· the Mel's exC!culive direttor said oflhe 1976'1977 season in an 1111.ervlew. II E PREDICTED the current one would do even better ·'There is a new m o mentum In lhe house." Bliss said, perched on a comer of his office desk. "We have by no means finished the JOb, but the momentum 1s there, and we have the morale to keep going·· With a budget for this fiscal year or S35 m1llion. Bliss claimed the M etropolltan is ''far and away the biggest rullural institution in BLISS , the world " Other opera companic11 are doing well, too. After year:; in lhc doldrums the Paris Opeh is 1 .. 1 .,,._YUNOMSIO TOU A IOH •A.IOll4" Ill UI "HEROES" irG1 1 tf,f"Jt WAH-ft "'HE'S DRAGON" , ..... ,. ''OAMMAnoM AWY"INI f II "RlfUll WOIL.D" , .. .m=r,.ul n41A~ICO SENIOR OTIZENS $1.50 S . COAST PLAZA nuorishlng, the Lyric in Chicago ta alive and well, ~nd there are at least 4~ proreuional open com- panies m the United S\ate1. Record store.s report the sales of opera dlss are higher than ever, and television ratint services ~howed that more than 10 million persons watched uch of the two operu telecast live this year /tom the Metropolltan ''La Boheme·· and "Rlfoletto." Millions more Us ten faithfully to the Saturday after- noon live radio broadcasts ofCered durina moa\ of the season. A moving atoty. A romantic It.Or)' A story of envy, hatred, friendship, triumph, and love. ~Tunung p:>mt fiiG140._.. "IT HAS GIVEN US A WHOLE new forum for '1llm fund raising," Bliss said or the TV performances. t'' ''For hutance, 11,000 of tboae who watched _...,!m~· !.-.=:=:==::::::::::::::!.!::=::=====::L__::.,. 'Boheme' joined the Metropolitan <>Pera Guild.'' • The 105,000 membera or thl.s nationwide orcanin---------------------tion contributed $1.6 million lo the Met lalt aeuon, and lhia sum is expected lo be much larcer th1I year. Jn another move to raise funds, the Met in· creased ticket pricfl an average ol 31 percenlrto a top or $35 a 1eat. lns\ead of hurting business, Bliss said the house ii operating al 98 percent of capaci· ty compared to 86 percent previowly. The Met gets 49 percen\ of its Income from box office receipts. 40 percent from individual and cor- porate contribullona, with the rest accounted for by various miscellaneous sources. The Fever Is Spreading fR] .. ll< ... Catch it ~ ''THI "HK l'ANTHIR ITIUKH AGAIN" PLUI CPOI "ANNIE HAll" , J 1NSIDE: •Ann Landers •Erma Bombeck. •Horoscope •Classlfled The 8alboa Post Office. At the P~O. So it goes at the Balboa office: A little nostalgia, a leisurely pace and many friendly faces. By J UDITH OLSON OfU..Oally Pllet Slall The lirl who "lived al the P. 0 ." in Eudora Welty's short slory ~uld have loved lhe Balboa Post Office. Former UCLA center Ralph Drollinger is a frequent customer and all the regulars can CO!'flt on belng called by pame. Baskeu oC Indian corn and or· namenlal gourds decorated the counter this autumn and green plants add a homey note year- round. Michael Noack, the one carrier with a Balboa route, can be seen moJt days eating lunch at one of the desks, wearing hts usual Bermuda shorts. Charlie Negus. lhe clerk in charge, goes for a swim on his lunch hour and plays volleyball and soccer with the local children. He also takes some of them sailing and ridea everywhere on his bicycle. The Balboa Post office is a covet· ed assignment, according to Peggy Barrett-Lund, a part-time clerk who did mail pick-up for six years before getting her current job. "It gives you a chance to be more personal. You're able to caU someone by their first name," she1 said. . The old P.O., which is a little bit of nostalgia tucked into a booming comer otUrange County, still looks much like it did 40 years ago, old· timers say. The only difference is that now the oak cablnets and furniture have been painted bright colors, ·sup- posedly to "make 1t more cheery." Mrs. Barrett-Lund rearets the paint Job, however, because she believes the oak could be made beautiful again. A lot of good-natured kidding and tea~lng goes on al the P. 0 . F'rank Metcalf, one of the "regulars" who stops by . alter making bis usual I rou'lds to feed the ducks, found his picture among the "Wanted " posters recently. There ls a lot ot carlnJ{ and shar- ing at the P.O. too. "Hi! Did you have a better day today?" Mrs. Barrell-Lund asks a man. "No," he growled, explaining that he bad lost a lot of money in a business deal. A customer walked in with a beautiful red ros~o perfect it looked artificial. "Oh,. Mr. Eagi!" exclaimed the clerks. ''He brings one in every few months," Mrs. Barrell-Lund ex- plained. In the summer the P. 0 . takes on another funMion : that of a tisitor · inform aUon center . "You have to be a tour gUlde when you work down here," Noack noted. ''I'm trying to get commissions from the restaurants," he joked. "People stop me even on my route and ask me bow to get places." "There are a lot of post card buyers in the summer ," Mrs. Bar- rell·Lund said. "There are a lot ot European tourists, especially." When summer is over there ls an abrupt change in the activity level at the office. "The day school s tarts everyone goes home," Mrs. Barrett-Lund said. The flood of touristl brtnga niany s urprises to the old post office, but among the most memorable for the clerks are the Umes when busloads or senior clUzens come in to mail their post cards home. .. They all tell us about their grandchildren,·• Mrs. Barrett· Lund explai.ned. "We have the time to lllten here that other P.0 .'1 don'thave." And so It goes at the Balboa P .O.: a little bit of nottalgia, a leisurely pace and many friendly faces. Raretreuures in suburbia. .• • .. J ... "l I Michael Noack: 'You have to be a tour guide when you work down here.• Call Bi1n Farah Kos• .. For Bradley HallJr., the trains hav~ a music to them. '/' like being on the road and it seems like there is some reason I need to be.' ' I a DAILY~tl.OT T~y. Ja"w,tty I, 1911 Keep Fantasies To . :YonrseH DZAR ANN _J.ANl)ERS: Jf I didn't know better, rd thlJlk 7ou bJt tbe botUe oc:-culonally because some of your advice la really off tbe wall. For exam- ple: That wife who im· a1lnea her husband is Kirk Douclu when. he ... A-£ .. an makes love to her. someone to ated up for •pace. Accordlnf to you it decency and morality. I ..An open Jetter to every '\'H perfectly "nqrmal thoufbt you were it but I JOUDI lifl wbo la run- -nothJn1 te be con· see I wa1 wroa1. -'Dini around with a mar- cemed about -so the DEE PLY DISA p. riedman: . dumbbell went and told POINTED · So you thlDk be loves blm about ber mental DEA& D.D.: Tlte you bestbecauaebedoes aubsUtutlool bamaa mt.cl landau Pe?"Ythinl be can to be If a wife bu to think ln&rlca&e piece of wltbyoufol'afew1tolen ,about Kirk Douglas inaclabaery tla•t..>o ou houn. ... · when bero~bu.sband is '1tn0Jf• e~aetlJflllow I& • Wake ap and reallae rt1bt there. the leaat ahe fuetloaa -or wily -rou are tbrowlnl ~way can do 11 keep it to partlcaluty ta tbe are• tbe beet yean ol your berseU. I wouldn't be of nHal .....,_... life. lmtead or having very flattered if I Wba&-.. llOllle pee. fun with friends your learned the reason my pie oo la • mysterlou own a1e, you alt by the husband was enjoying mis of e•ery&bl•I pbonewaitingforbimto hlmaelf so much was tbey lnaYe ever aeea, call and to say be c!an becatue be Imagined I read, heard, dreamed ''let away.. for a few was Ann·Margret. II he aboat, pl111 uaorted bl&a bou.n. confessed such a thing to and pieces thd are so Gather up what's left me I'd tllll him to get prln&e daeJ are abarecl of your aelt·respect and lost. wltb aooae. 1et out ot the back seat We hear too much I apee with 700 &bat and the motel rooma. th e s e d a y s a b o u t no& every peraoa caa Find yourself a man who 1witchln1, swapping, tolerate eomplete open-, .frln be aeen with you in nude shows, and weird aeaa aad eaoclor. ID allda public -someone you aexual practlces.ot every u1ea tt la belt &o keep. can take home and in· conceivable type. What yoar snoath abat. Tile troducetoyourparenta. thia country needs ia wisdom Ues In lmowl.a1 The lite you are living ;::=:;::;::;;:;;;;;:;:;;;;;;:;;;;· the emotimal tempera· will bring only more pain RUFFELL'$ ment of yoar partner and and heartache. Believe bebavingaccordlngly. me, I know, because rve UPHOLSTERY -BEENTHERE. D E A R A N N. DEAR BEEN: You LANDERS: Please print and tbouudl of o&ben.· 1912 ...._11.d. this letter. If it helpa juat T b • n Ir 11 f o r t b e Costa w.s.-141-0259 one person clean up her tesdmonlal. I& 's a tood wt..YwW• ........ ________ _. act, it will be wortb the one. ERMABOMBECK /HOROSCOPE [~_u_a_r•_•c_•_ ..... ~ __,) The Cookie Sheet WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4 B1 SYDNEY Oii.AU AUl!'B (March 21·A,Pr. 19): CUb flow ·,..,.. 1ume1; Caln cooperation of partner, mate. What ia appa.rentl1 a reatrtcUon can actually 1erve an excellent purpote. Frie.ndablp and money may be u oil and water. Know lt and act accotdlnl· ly. T&vaus <Apr. 20-Mar 20): Tak• notes, keep tabl, ~~low, avoiddlnctcontrootaUom. Ac- cent on 111Salttte1, Jotnt effarts, l'e90Ul"Cel of partner or mate_. One ln poalt1on of authority r•peota :your ablllUes. You'll aoon have vert- flcaUoaot~ GBlllNI <MIT 21.June 20): EmphUla on senlee, unique ways or maktn~ t11kl 10 f11ter and caualnf reauha of efforts to be more attractlve. CondJUou at bosoe lmpron, pro- vided you are dJploQlatle, Money queaUoa will be barinonloualy tesolved. . CANCBR (June 21.July 22): Your f"1lnp, emoU~ respomes are 1tron1, on tar1et. Follow U1roU&b -don't 1werve from "Inner truth ... HlCblllht your leDM ol lmowiq without formal lmowlqe. Determine what la Impor- tant and follo• tbriQugb -re.Ute that Pllcea and Vlr(o w1ll pt., alpltlcant roles. LEO (July 23-Aua. 22>: Practleal matters dominate -costs, time. enero eQeDded all are taken Into account. Capricorn, Cancer persons f~ ln 1cenarto. Speeltlcally,·you are concerned Wlth atatllUca, trends, poteatlaL You have ablllty to present cue end win an award. VIRGO (Aue. 23-Sept. 22>: You 1et responses to communications. Close nellbbon. relatives play prominent roles. Plnlsh rather than begin -reach beyond current expecta- tions. Aries, Libra Pflr&ona could show ways to ret0lve C:lilemma. Yea •. abort trlp could be on a1enda. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent on apecula,on, element of luck. silver lintn1, bonanza,: atrildllC it rich. Pleasure principle is ma1nlfied -impulse, love, younc persons mingle and become parts or your personal scenario. In matters of apeculatlon. atlck to numberL SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): \'bu set chance to chanJ~ routine, to write. travel, to f\llflll social oblllatfon. Gemini, Sagittarius persons play key roles. Cycle hlih; take inltlatlve. Make new •tarts 1n new dlrectlom. Be confident, In· dependent, lnvenUve. You 're gotn1 to win I SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Make movea, convey congratulaUons to one who celebrates special event, remember person con- fined to home or h<>1pltal. You do wonders for your future by doing some "nice" thin1s for people. Gemini la very much In picture. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): You are befriended by a very unorthodo'x tndlvidual •. You learn how to break tb.rouah red tape. You get acticxl where there was a moribund altua- tlon. Aquarius, Taurus, Leo persons figure promlnenUy-andaodoesthenumber4. " AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Your abllltles are reco1nized; you gain nod of ap- proval from professional 1uperion. Accent on 1mprlntfng atyle, achieving without making con- ceaaions which dilute principles. Gemini. Vir10 figure in scenario; PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Accent on com- munication, travel, viewlne long-ran1e proj- ects. Make concession to family member. ••• Hall· (From Page Cl) hopped trains and moved around and met a lot or people. • • • •'I pve him a note that said, 'Learn to talk and Us ten at the same tlme .... The wandertne nomad, who writes poetry and aln11, lceeps a Journal ofJUJ travell. He bu also de- veloped his own alpbabl\. HiJ hobo name la "Farah Kosh" which means "wolf" in Hungarian. It was his great-grandfather's name and as Hall moves around he writel his handle on the back of signs and inside box cars. "I've got my own signature," he says. "It's 'Farah Kosh is coming through again. Wiah you a 1ood day.' People who travel a lot say they have seen my name all over the place.·· Though he·s been in Costa Mesa for less than a month no\W, he's already traveled back and forth to San FrimclJco and Sonora. · Even though be bas seen \rlolence over the years, he bas not loat his falth in mankind. Often he says, he just leaves his backpack on the ground: "I've lost it. But when I leave it. u-, Uke aaylnf, 'See, I trust you. Trust me."' Talld.n1 bf the future, Hall says he's concerned about pec)ple laolaUnr themselves from each other. I bave never toown a nyone pel'IODally who bu a clean cootie lbeet. There wu ooe woman in tb~ .old netahborb.ood who w11 rumored to· have one, but •be "u quJt.e welnl and wbeb I s aw her co1PIQI l always looted the ~e .. way. ~ ••the lut time ycn1 ellpandblmttllreelmotl Cookie lbeeta are like bouabt or;ae, they were In r.our~. •• ualnt beads and trinket.a °That•1dllftNdt. underweu, dllb towela, tormooey... Amertcau De..t one a nd t.,ootbbruabea. ..Why sbo"'ld m'*· Jut butJaQ ~ w!dch They•reoeveroodbpt.y .. J cl 1-..1 .... ....a_ .to the public. 1() wbo. cookie 1b~et bother to e -URl'u-e!Mtap- carea what they look yoa••· nui.' Maybe lt'• • like. ..B.c.u.:. It loon like fa.on~ µ91uct tbat you . ~-~·~~tt Mendonotundentand ~ he~~~.What'• out with ••• a pin In ·cook le sbeeta. My at onS • you.r lbortl ••• a cord husband watched me put .. Whlcblayer?'· · that's down to two Inches i>iscults on mine the •'That•• not tunny, you on your power mower other day and said. knQw. Look at it! It's starter .•. abroomban-"That reminds me, I dle aluck in tbe alld1nc have to have the oil ev.en .~In the COi'* cf ass dOOf9 of 10Ur changed tn the car this nen. $86,000 houae ••• a week." "That'• beeaU9e eome ~omb with 15 teetJa m11a, When I didn't ..... nnnd, idlotputwatuonlt.'' . mg · • • a SB.000 carwit.b . • "'°rY"' one set of car keya. he asked, '• Ju~t for ••Heaven forbid I'd tell All I know ls yeatertt_ay curiosity's sake, how you how to run your my husband bo\llb~me a much does a new cookie kitchen, but wby don't new cookie iheet and sheetcost?" youplckupanewone?" wben I wentoutalde, my "The I as t li m e I .. For the same reason nel&bbor aaw me comm. ~.~=~~.one it was around you bold your glasses and looked the other together with a paper way. PUT YOUR BEST ·FACE FORWARD! See for yourself the wondrOus results of the facials at our centerl Watch those lines dlmf nlsh ••• Moeu_..g1ca1 face~ can begin with your ljrst vi&1tt Watch how quickly ACHI can be controlled For men and women of all age groups The skin care you need f s available at -- f!awU!y SKIN CARE CENTER Call For lltfonwatto. TODAY MIWPOIT llACH , 100 'N, C-t1wy. &.; ... 2 Ill ,...,,_.,_......,,, M•-• '46-7711 HUHTIMGTOM HACH •!>811~ ...... ·-.._ "'""'' ,H .. 7141 FERNLEAF COURTYARD 2640 E. COAST HWY. " Corona chi M.- Ylllt••lllto.r GRAND OPENING SALE CW ........ M.lf Itel lrow. ..,, ...... ...,. .... lm(of~e1 ,. l•f Wiie! "I run into people who are prejudiced all the time. I think prejudice is fear. A lot of Umea I meet people who do bad things to other people, you know. crlmlnm and robberJ. I s-ee goodness and 1tren1tb in them. I wish they could see it in them1tlvea. ' ''Whatwouldhappenllwestoppedhavlngcara?'' J'd llke to see people get alona with each other bet- ter and I'd Wee to aee them look up-not down. Peo- ple ahould do aomethlng ditf erent they've never done before at leut once a week.•• And then, the man who calla blmaell • wan. derer, who owned a truck once and l•t Jt to a eGu• pie ao tbeJ could have a honeymoon; wbo 1av• hil 1lnplol bat to a hobo aleept.na ln a 1arba1e can; wbo breab upftahtl b1buratlJlllntoaoa1,1ay1: · uyou doo'& have anytb.IJll but bOP6 ••• ft'1 sreat where you are, and then, all ol a 1udden. you 're out on the road qala and 1"11te1Uoo." SL\ URCHIN ...... for the ColectDl'I C1 r•lllSlllll ... ............ wwa..... .. 1 I THE MAYOR ' a Old~s~ Mayor Around? By MU. Y JACOBSEN BLADENSBURG, Md. <APl -Susanna K. Christofane Jokes that at 7•. abe may be the oldest mayor around. It's ool that lbe'a (Oocerned about her a1e - other people just keep brtnllna it up. It was a frequent topic of con· versation last spring when ahe was running for a second two- year term as mayor of this sub- urban Washington community ol 7 ,500. During the campaitn. someone asked her for an in· tnvlew as "the oldest mayor in Maryland." · "Thal was somethinl I didn't need -to have people ••Y· ing, 'Do you know she's 74 years old? My golly, I bad no ldeJ she was 74 years old.' 1 didn't need that." she recalls. She gave the interview anyway, and wu swept back in· to office with only token opposi· tion. Becoming Bladensbura·s part· time mayor, at $2,600 a year, was an accident, the lively, white-haired woman says. She ran for a spot on the town council in the early '50s after her husband and a neighbor at· tended a council meeting and "weren't too impressed with the way it was working," she re· members. Her husband was too buay with his Government Print· ing Office job to run, so he sug· gested his wife try. She did and won. Mrs. Chrislofane had served more than two decades on the council when. in 1974, the town 's mayor retired in mid-term and suggested she take over until the following year's election. She hasn't left the job since, and ad· mits she hkes being mayor. "It's ve ry interesting and fascinating," she says. "ll's no pay to speak of, but it's ... a challenge ... "You look around you and you think, 'I don't know about this person running and I don't think he would be as good as I am.· You know how you are a nd SCJ you run again." ..,She's uncertain whether s he'll trilor another term in 1979, but Susanna Chrfstofane, Mayor of Bladensburg, Md. Mrs. Chrislofane says firmly she has no higher political ambi· lions. Relaxing in the drawing room or Bostwick, her spacious 1740 home, Mrs. Chrislofane talks or the town's problems , common to those facing many other sub- urban communities. She puts teen-age drug u5e and crime at the top of the list. Close behind are blockbusting and the changing racial composition of parts or the town, absentee landlords and the movement by residents to adjoining counties with lower taxes. Mrs. Christofane spends atte~ noons at the Town Hall, althotJ8h lbe office that once was the mayor's is now filled by an over· flow of municipal records and supplies used by two senior citizen groups. The '"Mayor's Office" sign is prop~ above a big box on a counter in the treasurer's orrir.e, where Mrs 1ChrL~tofane collects tier mall. · Mrs Christofan e holds a bachelor's degree from Goucher College and a master's in en· .tomol ogy from George Washington University She worked several years at the NJatural History Museum in Wuhingtoo. Wltb her active life. she dis· dains the bridge set "I just can't understand peo· ple sittlag around all day doing nothing or playing bridce." she says. .., can see handiwork. l tnank tf you had any kind of trainln1 or any kind of ex· perience that would qualify you ·to contribute .... nd make your town and county and commwtily better, then you should con- tribute • instead of being a leech." The_ Party's f),,ei::t Cillian Ballard Says: .. --Sli1n.Down. Now. enioy a Slender New Year .. ., ;;. 1-: • >" ~ .·,. . ""'.;: , I .. A If f• ... ~ • lUWIMIXOH HARR1ETT FOX IET1Y AllDIEWS tn 3 monthe I ha\19 IOat 21 Iba. 2G tnchn ' h~ '°" e d,._ atzn 26 lbe. 33 lnchet t went ~atl.ze 14 toaG , .. • • '~YOIJ CAN .fll)OK I...OWLY · ·A.r.r ANY ~GE'' Today it's.-. than...,.,, Ulllan 8eftaRt "wtn UM w. ot the dlffleutt patt. JUi9r cSewt• • few hJSIPV Wits to OUt. aaton. We promtM YoU'll d~ how It ..... to toott prettier. younger. Natthler end ... the v.-. slip 8'llflY as YoU egqUI,. yovt_ MW floure. 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Gill Of OIMl119, Giii, ~" GolM . um V..rtw• llwlnar<I, W te IOO, SMormM O.••· QlllfWN•, tM~; ~Tit .. IMIK...C. " Trldt ~ .......... IOO Melft ....... t. 5anta ,.,.., CllltWnle. Any oOJecU.. MO tltNcll~ftll(tltr'll'(fl!Mtlllil .. fOr-WHCI. OATl!D: eAKKllllWrCV JUDGI! TMIODOtllE 8. ~It,._,.,...,_. ITUTMAN, TltllSTe•ao...-n Pnf-14Ni~ AMneY•'*"-AllfffttMjlc-lllffet4 ............ Ut1Wllllll,.........,.. Ut~~--T ........ CJU>•t#I ~ . ......,.._ ........... • u•oT"SOITAT1ESOIST•ICTCOUltT caMTaA&. 01na1CT M CAUf'OttNIA .... tNVVllM .............. I )APPt.ICA110M,,.,..OtlOtllt . SAltCl.IMllHTSINV1!1TM••n1,) m APP•OW'll•OEnST•••UTIOM •Ulll1'90~ I Oll"l'UNOSTOCUHO ' ) ~LAIMMIT'l.AHO .,..,....,, CU ISSUA*:IOll"ltlWl'•OMISSOlt'f I NOT•ANOMOOt,llOOalOQ' TAUITMo.t•IHOIAIOMOTe TOCLASSOCUlllllllANTS TOTHEHOHORAll..£ RICHARO'ME ONICI(, 8.t.NKAUPTCV JUDGE· $eft Cl-• tn~•••-nu I, ., Llrnllld P.trtMrl/\lp (0.l>lorl and Title lnM1r1<1cea.Tr~tCom9••w IOl\IN,.l1>11 AllW'll••...,.•-•''-utooow1· I. ACll)ll(al'll' .,. .... ,.,~u .. Debtor·ln-Pol»Mlon -Ol>llU<ll"O A41Mt lftllle~,_cn.pter)(llllf'O(.e9d1,,.. 1.0n5-p4emberl0, 1911, tn Order w .. ..,,., ... ~ llWCo<i: .<onllr1'>Ulgllle o.titor's -llled Aul Pr-•IY Pl ... ol ,.,,."Ge....,, .. •l'MflOltd CPI .. ) Slrnll .. ly, on Sec>ttmber lO, 1911, I,,. Coun entt•ed • 1...u.r ""*' 11•1"9 llM Oebt~• ~t ...., dHIQMtl"O Tiil• 111'1.r-• & Tf\111Gomtwinves 0161rl11411· lrog Atlftl, pu,.....,I \0 Wiii<~ 11111 O..t>lor WM required hi ci.pmlt certal" i.tler 01 credit, to tie lltl<I on .ccount oiuecmor• lnc:ludlnQ C1-O c1 .. ..-u -h O.l»Or'• ~ -c-lil of nurM•OV• .,.,.,,.,,,, hokll119 1n lnl ... Hl In • cer1aln •ll·lnclutlve promluory not• ind d .. CI of lrusl In Jrw, lac• •""'41ftt OI '6,'H0.40000. i. TM OltllOlf's Pl .. npre1\ly Pf"""""'" PMt !Mt c•-O cleltl'MM'ltt •re \o o. PTOYI-'°'·.,......,,.,by 111 IM tMynwnt ol '100,000,00 on account ol ac· c•1ttNI ...o (Ml6l-lnle,.,t; •nG hll IM u•cu11on •no.,.,. .. ,., 07 tM uet110<0t •MW P"emi~ not• In lhe lace amounl of\ 1,300.000 00, and ti. canc•ll•tlon of t,,. wtJta.-tlng ell·lllCtllllw p.oml•W>•Y note of M,t!0,000 00, ....S 11111 amend- me111 of the dee<! ol lrust M>Curlt>O IM,,.,. note lo.,,....,,. lw tlw ~,., ,.,._ ol IM !left of lho -.Sol tnnl In .. manner coMl\lenl wltll and -lanllallr •lrnllar lo .,,Y -1.lal relNM provl>1on1 of ""' I tr st ci.1111 of tnnt. ,..kl Dy u.. c 11u c < 1.1,,,.,,1 •·Ti. Det>tor's Ptan l"'t~r prov I-tor,,,. c...,,,., rel1tnllonof Jurltdlc· '"'" 10 permll lheltnlrt 01 lur""" order\'•• m.ybenKH-yor APl>•OPtl•leto •U•cl Mid Pf.,•nd thCOf'lflt m•l•O" •nd conslJfT"T\aUon s Appll<tnlJ arw now ,,.,,,.,.a to orocffd wlln 00111 • dt.lrlllullon 01 o .. 1100.000 000.Dl>'llad lo<' t,,. ben•lll 01 Clen D <l•lmMll• tavet,,., wllll U. •-u· 11on aftd 11e11-.rv 0•·1i. -proml\>')ty nol• In l,,. orlnc•PAI amount ol \l,>00,000 oo..,., modHtt<J d<!ty tt· lerett<e. t\ • ''l'<O!>Osed O•ltrillullon· ol IN U00.000 00 Nld on •«°""I of ClaH o <l•lm1nh Wlll<ll ..,.,.1111 .. 11>e ,..,,... ol e.c" Clau D cl•llNlnl b•MduPD" ti. public r•co-tNlftlal...a by I~• Ofllct ol IM County ACICordor lor tlw COUlllY ot Or1noe, Sl•i. ol Cllllornt•. l09*IMr w tll\ •Kii ci.1-..t' r....-11•• \hare ol Ille propoNGcthlrlbUllon. H-ev•r, Ille propo•ed dl,1rlbullon• 10 1•1 HUQll Smltll, •• Tru11 ... or.000 •tr• 0 .. 10·. Hot•. or Soutnem C.Ounlitt EK,_; -lbl ,_..... ... ,., ChlWCllH Of .. ,,,.,.c. or N•lo-1 c-..... 1 W~11 "8", .cl llHM>V lncorporltltd by••· ftrtnu, I• 11 lr119""" corrt<I copy ol tM -'*-'_.,note In tr.. lee•.,.._, ot l l,J00,000.00...,lclt 1"9 O.Dtor lntt'ftdS lo luuelo C1•H O <l•lm1nl! In cenc•ll• lion of Ille a11.lntlu<.I,,. promlU«y not• of ... U0,000 00, IOQOIMr wllll 1119 moo1llcall0M loll,.dt•Oot lru\l \KUtt,,. Wiid proml•-vnoto which lhe o.blor ••iotnttnd~to•\"IA lO Cl•'' O<'•'m•f'lh I in on:ttr to carry out IM> to rm• or 111epropo-d1llr11Nt1on ol ulll - tlt4t 1uu1no of I,.. rww P<Om1nor y nol, and modllted dftd 01 trust 10 Cl•SJ D clatm1nt•, App11cenli req..nl 111<11 t~ Cour1 llDld 1 ,_,"9 Ul)on •rtlltn end p~bllllle<l "6ou 10 Cl .. 1 cl•tm•nl• •nd •nt•rellfll P.,hO for ""' purpo.a ol op pr0Yln9 lhl\ Ace>l•ullon lnchHlln9 '"" pr-td dlllrllluflon of<•"' Md Ir.. In ltnde<l IUUM<ltof ""-"""' proml\-Y no••-.....-0-of '""" loCtH• 0 c r•1rn11nt1. AooOc...u lurlhtr ••Q ... ll l""t u.. notlca of'"'"' Nar1no ""01,,.,. '" "'' lonn att.cNd ,.,....1oas £a1111>11 "C" and th.ti• cooyotsuclt no11'°"" .. ,.,.., by m i ll uoon•"'11 -nown Cl41•1 D claimant or o19tnl t-eof •""by P<Jblfsl11ngJ1 cooy ttM..-In•~, of ...,.rel Clrcul•Uon lf'l llM °'''"""of Lo••~••• •nd Ora,.e nol lft• ~ tWk• •nd no l•ter '"""ten 1101 oe.,, prtor lo 1119 •• ol UICI llHrlr>Q au111nor119dby 8anl.rupl< y Rult 'IOI t . .t.POllcants turlher roqlH'sl tnal •nv Cl•M D c111ment 1•111"9 to Ille end .. ,.,,,. •written ObjKllon to t"" prOJ>OWutlon ol <•\II ~of Ille 1nt"-- luu.,.<• Of I,,.. new prornlhOly not~ •"4 .,,.,.~~of tru1l •I l<P••t two 121 d•Y• Prior 10 ll•e Kll<tduled """''"9 v ... 11 ¥1orevtr t..•red from ••N r11"9 OU<h c.ta1m WH[ RE FORE, APPl•Canls Pr•Y ,,,., Ille Court llOld. -•lnQ of the PfO- PoWd <ontl'nl\ ot thl• A!>Pl>Ulfon, 1110 flwtl lollowlnO we" ll<tarl"O ""' Covr1 • ,.,., II~ oroer •pprov1nv 1119 P•-dl1trtbullon lo Cl•U 0 ci.irntnh Mid t,,. lftl•-•-•of'"" new proml-y llOla 6"" .--.. dMd of tnnl lo •uc" Cleu D rl••~h DA l t D o.<•mb<'r , 1'17 Oa l ED Dfo<•"'i:.' 74 tt77 DAVIDA GILi.of OANNING, GtLL,MICHAEUO,. 6. GOULD Allor,..y• IOlf Debtor THEODORE I! STOllilAN,a M•mt.•ol ST VT MAN. TREISTER & GL" If .t.ttor nty• IOr l'am•tv Ho- 8utt1Ho, inc. T,.IOOOltl L STCXMAN.a--.f STUTMAH, Taltstllt & OLA TT ............. 1 c..-1ti.n Att«Muatuw AlltnUU't C.-L•fl P•t1l ... llM JIOIWll .............. .... LlfA,..1-.c.11 .... 11t11IO Tttepl!MI 1im ..,., Au...,...,. .... ll11!111y M-•11110ffa, 1iw;. OAT•O: Oec...,._Jf, lt77 TITLE INSUA,.NCE & TltUST COMP.t.NY &y· Chari.s&.~CI 0"01• Uoon lhl IUlnt Of ""lortOOlnt ~UllGll, .... C.Vrt 1191nt -... ~ .. ao. YIMICI. IT 1$ Hl!•••V OflOEReo. ttl•t .... Apptl<ellon ,, ·---· <OOYof , .... Ne41~ -Otdtt' •UtKNd ti.re lo ""9111119 11rwo -Cl•H 0 clMmancl bY m.tll;Md IT 1$ l'Ull'T'HI " OADEAEO, t,,_I e.nrlce of sue" Holle. •nCI Ot1'er llCIOI' CIH ' 0 ct•-ts no4 (Kalv11>9 a Copy thtreof IS •"'110r1ted bY P<lbllelllon not ltu -~. In ~_. of .. ...,., dr~111•11on In llW c-tie of Loi A"91I .. atlCI Or-. C.lllOl"nl•, no l•l•r ,...., ten !IOI <fey& r><lor 10 IM d.tl•of ,,. flHrlftO, OATICO: 8 ANICRUPTCY JUDGE PllOPOSED DllTltll UTION DIK.._.._,.<i.I Cll llftlllC 1 ......... °"~ ~n(.le~nll~h, • partneh,,111 S...Cl-.Lln'4ted ., ,,,,, .. UU2U2 a ,..11 .... 11119 11 11111 .. stt.m.n Seti Cl-ftle Part...,t, e,.rtnenNp C«'Mll C ttatt, II 11111"1. m,m.n .... ~ 22.~ '44,MU4 ltaljl!IW. ~II, In< .• •C.lli.ntll~ettoft 11.1"°" uur1a .... ~. •matrlM-5.Sus:I% su,111.- llluMttlMtDaflllld l .7"""' • J,IU.Jt •ktlttrtWI~ ._,,..,_ S.UIMNI c:.tll'lll• Etc,_, ,~ ...... aaT,.... ~ .....,. H\lffl$1o!lfll,•T,_,.,. OA<nt Otootl'J...,_, or So\11...,.. c:.&lttias ·--. .. ~ ..... u.nat ~--c-munli'Qlwc,...ot A~."'"""""'" C-tl•ltc-,a ,~ ,...,... Trutt• ttl Nellwlal OeMf"' WOI , 2.mm. ., .... TGTAU: 1.,. '* ...... SANCLOd'.~ INV~NT'51, •Llntllld,... ....... 8y Unllff liotlllllalld Cll'p.. ~ .. 1'91'1-a, ..... ..,,. ANNOMINT TO ANO MOOIPICATIOM OPOIEIEOOl'ftWT THIS Ml\ENOMaNT ANO .$0011'1CATION ............ ~ ......... ,.,. nnn oey"" nnnttt?, '"'· 1>y _,. ...._ '"""'"·on• -"•nd, ,,.,.,lllllW called e.n.tle'lan.., -SAN Cl.IMINTI INVHTNNTI l.•LlmlleOPwtrwtltlo,-11...,_.tlN ..... ~tWte<t'91M ll•ft Of Ille Deed Of Trvlt flefel,..tt. cl9tcl1Md, tft .. ollW llMd, ......... c.ali.CITl'\lllW. • w1n.au.n11 WHl!Rl!AS, C111 w Mooll A\IVllM t, tf1J, .,,,,...,.~.., •"1 ........... 0..0 of Tr\llC'' 1,..,..1,..1~ U lled "IN a-el T"*'') Int-.. Net!Mal G•Mral W..t.1111., • c.111orntecor1'0r•tl0ft,Nb1Mf\claf'y, Wltll lallllllrftC- llH Etcl'WW, • r...tlfot'ftW cor-•llOft, .. INllM, wlllQI.., .. trwt ... ,. .. c.ortlM "' ~ 1S, tt7), In llooll IOllS2, ~ IOO, Of llleOHklet It_.. of IM ~nty RKOrW< Of Or1n99 COunly; and WHeRl!AS, IM °""°'Trust ... -"""°.,_..., ..... ~ not• In Uw lace_, of M,9'0,000.00 In I•-9f ~I GelMRI W~ ll'C. 1...,.,,,.11..-c•ll«l "ttw PromltlOt'Y Note''l;lntf WHE•£•S. Ille 0..0 ol Trust 11 • -ond ..0 of trust on Ole ""9lt1Y - c11mbertN1tiwr.Oy1..0J«t to a first....., of mi.a..._..~~ I I, ttn. Ill Wllkll E Jo. Gllllem. Trull• wnotr llw Ror\l~Mtmer'lll Trwl .... .,..._.... I• C. L .. ~111 TruJl.11 natneel H lleMllCl.ry, Tit .. !"Min<• t. Truet C.. tt ,..m•d ••~-•NJ s.n-C!Mnlnte I~ t It....,... .. ~, ..... •hl<hlsre<-ln9°'*1o'7t,atPMt1'6,.CIN~~--C:.-y Rke>reler of Or.,. County lllffelftlllorc.al..;'._....,..o.M.,ft wt"h .- WHEREAS, llY re•..,, of certelll _..,. ....... f/l Neu.et 0-.I Well, Inc.'• lnl•'"l In""' Pnllnli-... Note end Ille~ lfltlftlll--OMf ol Trldt, "'°' to41oWlnt PlrtlH are-Iha ~l.,teUI .... ..__ 0-.f!I Tru,1. a.Mlk lary -c.-..... ITo lie Comolt4110 punllM\I to O<dff of Ille Btnll""*l' ceurt. Ulll ... ""-DlstrlCI Courl, SOul...,n Oi1trlcl ol C.llfon.&al. WHERlAS, SAH CL.EMENTE INVESTMaMTS I '-11 ... •P"'Ot .... -Cler Cll<lpl~ XII ol t1w e .. lll'Uplcy M:I In 11w Un1tN SllCll$ DIW1Ct c-t, ~ tr al Olllrl<I ot C.tllOlfftll , Pf"OC .... 1"11 "°· 7H27'1 ClllMI, MCI Oii ~JO, 1911, , .. Cowl,,,_ II• Oldltf Conllrml119 . MMlflH .... p~ Pl .. Of Ar· ,.,. .. menl ltl9t prov-10/f c..-t•ln e~ ...., ........ ~lolli ID ttw PtomlHON "°"and, In ..,.,...,, Pf'Oll'-.,.... ,,,. o..ct of Trwl .CUt'lnt tlW Promluory Note V..11 be l>rNflded lo prtwlele I« llw pa<tlll relMM ol IM lllft et ""' 0..0 of Trwl by lnc..._ellftg ltwt.in 11111 " ............... .,.. Mildlllutloll ef parllel .. 1_ jWOVl"°"6 ol llw ,.1,.1 Oeed of TNSL H .,,,....., '"'"time .. time. Ind WH £ReAS, on or e11011t Nonm ... r , lfl7, SAN CLl?Ml!NTI! INVE5TMENTSlanoE Jot1Gllll•1'>. Trull•-rtftellloyVi-.--11 Tnal and '"" -ri.111 C. IAe llM"-'•' Tl'llll. • -1tclery _, ,,,. Fin( Oted of Trust, 1nl9'ad into an "A-nCll'Mnt to enCI ModlllClllon of 09" of Tr.-t •nd Hole s.c .. .a TMtebY" l"'OYidlft11 lor the ..-i1catlOll -•"""'*"-"' .. .... rtltlMpt'OYls•onlol .... l'lnt a.dot Trutl, - WHE AEAS, l.,.1>9rti.1oellr• lo rnotllly andatnefttlMOHdol Trutllo,.,.. vld• lor I .... Nr'llal rtlffM Ol lhe """ 01 1119 O..OfJf Trwt.,.. tfle partlal r-ny•I'<• ol lhlf .,,_'1'1' en<umller.O lfllreb'( In 1,,_,lNl11 c-liteftl wllll thoirelHteorcwl..-11>t""ICMclloru-lhtl'lntOHdofTr111t. NOW, -n.EAEFOlllE, In Conll<ler11t1onOl Uwpr-lsn-of U.. ,._.... •net .. .._ .. ,.,..,,. <ontel...O, ,..,. parllH flerelO.........., modify lftd Amend Ille o..d of Tnat In . ,.,,.,,,,., "''"''"""' •llll -1Ub6l111tlatly llAmlllf IO lflel Dead ol T ruft,'' 10 pl".oYICle I UOl l<lwt: Partlel A-•YIMH So IOfWll TrvJlor le no1 lndefeU4C..,....tll .. t•'f'Mlf llll9 OMdetTl'VllerlM Pf9'ftlltor1ftOl1 MCu,..,...,.W,up0nwdtMirt,_lofTrwtor1tanytc-lft4 ''°"' ti,,,. to 11 ..... 119nelkltrf •hall cause tlte .,.,11•1 recenvrtM<• from tlte ll•n lle,...,f Ole portion or l>Of11ot\sol ttie rMl pniperly wbfe<t lolfle 1'*""9r.ot, P•O"ldlO .,._, .,,.,....,ewry such r91••H INll be wblt<t lotN IOllO>#lngc.otldl-u-prec-1 ll'llrelo; Ill For ttw purDQ\9 01 Clelerml~l"t c-ICltrallon IOI' ttie rel .. ,. -t• • con••Y•nceole.cll Cl(f'e-ICICI lo tlle lt.n-tlOl, lhe IUMof Sl!O OOtllellMatlCI lie CIM,...., lobe II"' el'ftO<.W't 01111e ''11.Hk MC~•",.., 1<1• UI PTlor lo ""Y reQU9•1 by Truttor IOr • r.i .. wano re<ootveyanc• ot eny porllo<\ ol ll>e t>r-'Y •ub!t<t lo, .... ll•n hHIOI from llw ii... -eot. • Mfttu Pl•" lor 1i. entire O"-r1Y or""" porllon ,,,.,_, -ject to U.. llM..,... IMM • ti. 1pprowo b'f ,.,. C.tty ol San Clotnenle. 111 FottowlftQ epprovel ot 1 Masltr Pl.,.,,......., enCl IUllmllletd --1 10 111 •-. a11 Krff9t ""'""Do,.,..,...., MIMlf ,._.,.IKt •r..i.11t1111 •nd <omtNKl•I -1_....nt tN ll be <la..Ui.ct .. "*'•l.,.._•t et-0 • All ac• .. 9• SUl>f9cl lo ti. ll•n "-1-.of OlllllCleJ fle loonltN Ol IM ww'-"enl ~'" Sh•ll be ct~sitled as "non-de .... apil'leflt~''. 141 1!11<11 rtOWtl oy Truttlr IW IM....._ aftt _ _..,anc-.. --- v11oomel\l tct• v..11 be Ktomjletll«l l:Jol' a .. ,,,.,._ tfQUHl tor UW ,... • .., arid recon .. .,.nce oflhr•-O.wi10,.,....e<,...., ~oclt.UCll COtnO!neCI~ •11•11 conl•fft nol lftl "'-'1 ICIO at re tef'el. ISi The ,.le ... prke .,..-«re wlllcll 111111 be peld t9 llenefld.ry Oft ec. c-t of .....,.td prlncl~I ol tM Oblla-11on rt~llCI by Ole wornluory nol• -"""' t>y 11'1 llen 119reol Shall .. lht bak eMlltftltren<• prlr:e,,... ac:r• Clt\'lft 1u~. S.ld..,...sNlt~pald•ncOftdllkMl,,........,,U<llllldlfllaM9 . lal £iteft.,.r<tl •••••~ •llall O. IO< .... ....,ltl ClflllclllrlllOll tllClt tflet Ill relHM wlll not IOvorMly eflecl tha YllU. of llW._inoer of llwfUblKI ~· ly ror IUbdlvlslon OUrl>OMS prOYl!Md, ~. 11\at In, ......... T,,,.tlr Sllell tequotl relaa-ol •,..,,.,or PM«1641fulcl~ ,...,. _,..,.,.,..,""'In conformity wltfl the ~•I••" provisions Ml lortn ...,.I,. es to u ntlcltiltr, -fllall lurnllll •ftQlneetlrog arid ... ,,., I actuel rnlterlats subltanll•llftO llW I act diet 9'ICf\ ••IN M Of' ,....._ wttt not t'Wterlally -......,tlelty Id__., elilKt Ille ••lu.olttw rWNlnderotl.,.M>t>)aclor~,.,_...,._P\ll'lllNR,IM<olllt ,,. lftY ·~ _,,, S.neflclAry llMll not ---WI~ It. ~I .. sucll•ra1 .. i.orrelaa.tt,or llsuc1t c-111~.,_-.. pa...- 011lt0"< ol ll'e "i..slc ancumt>t'enu" -<oftforrllllY•alCr....,•l'MllU-. ••tO<OtltlVUllYanCI v.iueof r ..... lnclet T'VllOIW UMtfttll ........... IM rwlea\41 and~yance M .. '1N ll lf. t' I e.<11 ..._.,..., relHM oarcec .,.., Uw ..... _ of Ille flrlll perul ~•II lie <OnllllL*'I to a 11'0\llot1jly .-.lt•-P9'UI llld lfle ,,_.... ~ 1>1rcot•IMreec:llrtl•-ANlllM .. o<laquale-fN\lbl9.CClllotlll llsboUllNI')' lo roadw•~ -slT•ls and to 111 11111111 .. -"" I# a c..nt'-9 Of •• division, blll lilltM'f •-I •It lftcornpllencewltlttflellftltr\et .. y ~ Mat6er Plan. Pf<>¥-, ,_,..,, t...i 1,, ~I.--, *"910fl'Nftl ecl'ft Med be conlloUOtJs only to p,.vlousty relH-deY•I~ ecres f11fWJ - Cl•ve109..-1 ecrft -lie contlt_, only to 11~ , ...... -<llW'loomentec,_ Ill In u.. ...... t • contl'0"'9tsY 1haltlftM'*-'Thlll9r• ~ i>en1lnln1 to tit& provl11ont Ml forth llerffl Mr U.. ,..._. IM ...n .... -Y•'f...Ct of Ille proprr1y ,...., llw 0.-tf T,,_, ... IN IM'11ff "9ft• CMWlft r• tK" Mlll•..-tol ll>Clt tlltpt.l\t, It 11-.,.N Ill.ti,...,.. !M,..,..fOfeHIMf '*1)' In wrltl119 toll'W Olt!Wparty, 1UC:ll llftresolWid dl...,._Ot' cone~ lllttt .. -. 1'>111.0 lo a loenl of Arl>ltrelora for ~11111. S.ICI tMte.t Attlltl-.IMll '°"''"of-~. •llot Wlloltl IMllbe,....................,,~ ... Ille St•I• of C.llfontl•, elCll8r141nced enCI ltlmlU., wllll l-•v..-1 Md..,. dlvl1lon, -ol -Mall 119 ..,.,.*I'¥ T~. -OI......,, WM M • POlnlH l>y .._,lciarY, Md llw IM'11 ltlttll .. tM City t:nei-ret 111e Cit.,., .... Ci.mente, prOlllClell, '-9Ylr, ll>al In Ille awnt ._, O ty I!...,_ Wll llit - bl• ot unwllltng to to Kl, u-n the m•Yo• .. the City of $eft Cit,,.,._ •n-.. •nCI dellONI•.,. INrd •r11tlrllor. In llw • .,..,. said -rrw lhall 1ai., 119tMCt w refuv 10 9Plllllnt -" lftfrCI 1rottr1tor, ,_ 911hff ,.ny nwy "'"*' ..._ \u...,.lor Cour14lf 0r"'91 Covnty I01,11Clt 8-lfllmlftl. 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Does the tficqbt appeal -SI ~ALTOP.Sh to YoU1 If so, eooaldu 1 _________ , jolnlng tbe _presU&iO!.U HAPPY office1 cl Unique Homes Uke new a bdrm 2 ba fCJr a.fantutlc ma. Ac· Fountain Plua epeeial.. celerat.ed commlo1on Lovely yard atrium • acbedule, ln~ou.se awing Sh rt aJk t I le loau, creative aalea o w 0 PoO aJda computer t«mlnal clobhause facllites. Glve & aCttve tral.ninc " ad· your family a Happy m1.a.1.atraU011. Be unique New Year w/thh de· ta '18 wtth Unique Homes ligbtful offerinc. Only Real &tat.e. Contact Jim $67,SOOI 6'6-7?ll. Wood al 815-«IOO. IOACRES ~ Walkr.r 1: lue Real Elt.ste HUNTINGTON IEACH · FOUIUMITS Four luxurioua unita with 11pacloua own~•· unit. TH! am •'YI s&M- tn all of Seavlew ,this one at.ands out. For its view. noor plan. 0 detor, a nd price. It's a Port Royal floor plan with several upgrades and a fa bulous. unobstructed view. Don't forget the many amenities of Seaview or that this is a lowest price of $255.000. U""'l()UI: t1()MH REAL TORS-: 67MOOO 2443 East Coln Higl\way. CoJon1 del Mar also in Mesa Verde, at 546 ·5990 Ci ...... I 1002 .... .-.. 1002. WI.S I L Y .'\ TAYLOR CO. in::\ 1.T< w ...; . 1 .. 11 ; IALIO• I~ SI lt,500 Best buy on the Island! Deliebtf ul 3 bdrm a bath home with inviting corner frplc in living r m . Spacious study off upstairs mstr suite. Oversized d bl garage, sunny south patio. Walk to beach & shops. WISLEY M. T•YLOR CO .. REALTORS 2111 S•Joa .. nHiltllood NEWPORT CEMT!R. N.I. 644-4910 Ra n cho California. Prime a vocado coun· t.ry I! Great incom e potential. Good terms a vail. .Conelder ex• change. $50,000. Call ~ll.51 Almollt carries. Owner C91Usll IOOJ &e•rlll 1002' will trade. For profit pro-....................... ••••••••••••••-•••-· . · ! :. . HERITAGE . • RFALTORS EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Beautiful 5 year o ld jectlon including tu .......... SIW shelter benefits, please -• • call 962-7788. Great condo., 2 bdnna., 2 • · K€Y bath!.. lg~. patio, towel' FAMILY HOME IRVINE TERRACl!!m'5 .\ bedrma., '4 batbl, formal cllnlng rm .. family rm .• fireplace. Entertain around the aparklinc pool. Offered at $244,950. Fee 644·7270. ~ floor, qwet, convenient P.€ALTOP.S h locaUoo. $51,900 Ground level, 1 floor townhome. located walk· ing d.iatance from 1bop· p inJ. No 11elghbora above, only 4 years old. Pool . J ac u .i1i. & clubhouse. Five mln from S. Coast Plaza. 754-7100 $51.900 ,0 833-9781 Hestef'-Brown Rt,.llO PS IASTSIDll-Z .: ?ti -With charming ! bdrm ~ _,, l - home bringing income • ~ , while yo ~ d evel op UALTHS another unit. Close to1 .:-;:;;;;:;:;::::;:::;;-:::;: shopping & transport•· 11 uon. Better take a look. --------- 646-Till. duplex. Eaeh unit bu tcyig slzed bedroome, a ~~ 1 ta i r a plus 2 ..,...,.;..,...i..,downstairs. Each b aa wood burning fi replace, bllilt·in electrical •P· pUances. Just llke a 6AS'TM ABANDONED GIA"" . L . A s s ,I F I E D ~ llcc.11\rar,i. .. home. •t46,500. Will ex· _ _ _ _ _ _ chance. ~~~~ COLIOF HEWftORT HIW llSOWTIOM REALTORS Udo Isle baylront! Best 675-SSI 1 price. excellent location and will take large boat or many 1mall onu on it's own dock. a Story, s To place your messare ·befotelhe readlnr public. phone Daily Pilot Clauified, 6'2·5678 Bedroom home with total Bay view. No other to compare atSS00,000. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- FIOM THI STAFF AT COLDWELL tAMKllt ACOUIWIU.IAl«8 to. 64~1766 tilt UN JQAOUIN HtLU RO. IN NEW.ofrr UNTI" l••NI 1002lci1•rtlll 1002 . ............................................ . IACKIAY HEATIDPOOL Sll.900 Three bedroom Newport Riviera two atory. Huge diolni room or famJly rooin. Gigantic paUo. Walk to private \eftJ\la courts. Call IS?-7181. • KEY 1 P.EALTORS .. $8l,501L Huae t Bdrin " a b ath. 30'xu• family room . Massive Palos Verde rock fireplace In family rm. Used brick in hv1ng room. Wet bar " much much morel Vacated, owner desperate. Take advantage NOW. J.C. MASH ltLTIS 540.5101 1002 •• ., .. ·-.............................................. macnab I lrvtna realty ST ART THE MEW YE.Al RIGHT! Live in Harbor View! Everything is here! Perfect 2 BR + coov. den home in beautiful setting (across from greenbelt & 1 blk to pool & clubhouse) -on lg. corner lot. attractive l y land scaped w/extensive brickwor~ & covered patio. .. Pride-of-own ership I •• $145,000 fee. Marjorie Mahon 644-6200. CC-44) MIWl'OIT HEIGH1'S DOU. HOUll 3 BR, 3 bath home w/separa~ guest quarters• perfect for teenasers or Motber·in-law. Lg. authentic •'pub" rm w/hand·rubbed wood paneling, beam ceilings & massive brick firepl ace. On a quiet tree·lined street close to bay. $142.000. J eanne Barnett 644-6200. ( C-45) MOVI "'tH ?I Baycrest 4 BB, 21f.a bath home w/lor mal dining, tamtly rm & brkf•t rm. Sophisticated -fresh -.clean -lnoovatlve decor -move.lo ready! Dona Chichester e~ (~) COIOMAI&~ Dramatic t QUtom, quallty·bullt wood & &1••• ho m e under consuuction. Sci.~ Hwy. 2-stety, 5 BR, 4 bath home w/3 paUos, sauna, j acuui, walk·ln cJoseta & 3·car garaae. 3700 sq.ft. of comfort at 1395,000. Lynne ValenUne 644:.QOO. (C-47) f I • I I·. W4MT IVEllY1141MG7 -View. Jocation, 4 BR, formal dining room, family room w/frplc, shake roof, 3 BA. ,cul-de-sac street, ov~2200 sq. ft. of sumptuous living are Your choice of carpeting. Located in e Turtle Rock Hi&hlands. Mkilfig $185,000. ..W.ORT DELIGHT -Located near the famous Newport Back Bay on the Bluffs. This 4 BR condo is a real delight. CaJJ us for a private showing ... $118.500. I 2 OM I CORONA. DB. MAR -Prime area. Jog to &ontbe·beacb. Live in one & rent the other. Units show pride of ownership, completely · repainted. $154,500. 640-9900' ' 1002.G••rtl MANAGER-REAL ESTATE NEWPORT BEACH A prime opportunity with an outstand· ing real estate organization + high earnings! Experience is a must. Prestigious location. All applications held in strictest confidence. Please reply to Ad #68, Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 9262& Sl.S BEAUTY 4 Bedrm. 2 bath, (om rm, formal dining rm, + prof. de co r and landscaping. Sellers trans(., mual sacrifice forS96.SOO. A Division or Harbor lnvestmenl Co. ltlihf#:Mmumm 962-44n~._. ........ m111 ... • SBR&2BA --------•I Wood floe>u. wood 4-ft.IX SIH,000 Unique Income property w/room to add 2 addl- uonal urut.~ Xtra larae owner's unit w/formal din rm & deluxe ma.st shingle roof, llreplace. dble cara1e. $64,500. GlJ FHA ftn.andng avaiL Santa Ana near Warner. Roy McCcrdl• I It 0 tW•por1 ll•d. COIN Mtt. 141·772' ~wt.c. Xlnt income. cau ~~~~~~~~~ for detalla 646-7171 I· tJnN Ill 9•11 S llJNfoll Nl((I ~-' THE REAL ESTATERS _ CAMIC> SHORIS FOR 5221,500 Prestigious Cameo Shores and palatial grounds surround this 3 bedroom single story that has been r emodeled with tasteful imagination. Features include an 80x160' lot, microwave oven, smoke detectors, subtle wall papers, gard,n·like gazebo and a rambijng feel of colorful comfort. A quality h ome properly priced at ~.500. U~l()UI: li()Mf:S RE'AL TORS~ 675·6000 2443 East COm Highway, Coron• del Mar also in Mesa Verde. at 546·5~0 MOUNT AIM V91W MIWHOUSI IARGAIM rt MO°"""• wl-vi"Gof vouR Laxurt<>Qa 3100 sq. It. hollle on bUlslde wllh spectacular vie* of anow capped Saddleback Oeao 3 bedroom, 2 bath M.ountaios. Luxuriowsly atarterhomel $67,900 ~ot.ed with premium feature& too 01.1merou. to 4 Bedroom "Valencia" in lht. Priced under i:lTwol $82,250 bullden c.-""nt f>rlc• for next unit at •tsz,soo. 3 Bedroom, corner lot v /\, ~ *PPO!attment to ~-terma t •n.soo "*'• cilll ea-'1'781. An K€Y • · I JJedroom + famll1 ln Vfl' MA. LTOP.Sh· 1-:,vloe'a GrHntreef ·-----------~~~·fe',900 Brand new Ea1talde 3 bedroom + flrepl•f•I $79,SOO ...... Remodeled atarter bome wtt" fireplace! Low dcllml VA or FllA OKI '57,toO ~ 714-IZOJ BaJboa Island Realty ANO INVeSfMBNT ~C!IMP'l\NY 613•870Q 1002 ........ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3·11 Bt1)''1tl• O'"'' Ne 6.'1 6161 ·"'.!.~ HERITAGE REALTORS SELL Idle ltemt with a l~~~~~~~~I Daily Pilot Classified Ad. G...... IOOZ GeMrae ···-········ ... ········ ..................... . 81rr White Realtor 2901 N.ws>ort Blvd.--------..... NMPOtt B•h. CA 92663 MOMIHT OF DICISION Experienced salesmen: Join an active beach office w/more clients than salesmen; a broker with 30 yrs bus exp in Harbor area. ·Beach ' bizyers are affluent. sales large, lenders indulgent. Every selling aide plus Computer Terminal. 8eso1ve NOW to be settled in new money-makmg background when ntid·January rush starts. All l99:uirics confidential. ~------~75-4630-------~ HOU51ALOHI la worth U\IJ prlcet But you CllD llv• o .. l' the beach 1n <lltoM de\ Mar and bave rear taanta help 'Pay $1'16,000. MOllNS llALn •494-1057• SI 3,410 DOWt4 COROMA DI&. MAl I BR, l BA hom4L oa ll-2 I<>'. Uve In (l'dflt unh while bwldina 2nd untl Oft rear or lot. OU\ltand hie tnvestmeot. OnJy 1134.SOO. Alto•• C.-.C..• 214D_.,• IAYFROtiT An-f=OR t.U.-SE Great view of the bay! Sandy beach! Very nice 3 bdrm 2 bath triplex apartment for lease. Large rms, plush cptng. Close·in loc. $750 mo. WISLIY N. TAYLOR CO,. REALTORS 2111 S. ....... HJllt lood This c barmlng 2 Br homo, has a moat •S>et' tacular view of ocean & harbor jetty. If you like beamed elocs. antiquei. & peaceful Ii vine. call to day. $189.900 D. liclletta Rttr lW-0497 642-32e3 CMAIMIMG HIWPOlT CENTER, H.I . . 644-49 I 0 HOMI & INCOME 3 Bdrm. 2~ Ba. front home, 24 • llvlng rm .. floor to ceili.D6 French doors & fplc. Utmost • prlvac:y. L&e outdoor ) 1002 ..... , .. 1002 • UASI onlOH patio. Beauurul ceil. Brand new attracllve Prope1'ty 6 yti old. end unit. townhome. 3 $230,000. Call for appt.. bduna, 2 '11 baths, ORAHGICOAST beamed ceillng.'I In llv aEALEST4TE rm . Atr cond. T wo 644.4141 recr eational centers,_ ______ _ w/p opls & t.e nols.1-------- lncludet ldlchen bll·ins. Costa Mno I OZ4 refrlc·fr~ezer, elothea ••••••••••••••••••••••• washer 1t dryer. 1ara1e Fix & s-e SSS ddor opener. Private •• patioe. Xlnt location near UM your imasiution ! S Coast Plaza. Owner With paJnt. (arpet •nd Wm sell GI or lease op. 10me flxln' you can turn tial. ~. this J~ee • bedrm, farm- ~ Walkm &lee MODEL HOM,! PRICE SLASHED $3000 Seven month old home in most desirable area of Cos ta Mei.a. Mas ter J y home into a showplace. Big famlb room, pool size back yard, 3 car gar .. e, & much more!! Thla won't last! Call now 645-0303. FORESTE OLSON ............. bc<lroorn or,e na to1--------trop1cal atrtum . Profe ss ionall y landscaped & decorated. Hurry, take advantaae call 962·7788. ·~€Y . • I P.€ALTQP.Sh: '• ~ l !MJOYTHE HOUDAY SEASON in thia 4 BR home. Professionally decorated & beaut. park·like yard. Vacant & ready tor you! 540.1666 ..,ltelc-.n lltiU f~l•ll MESAVBDE 2STORY IEAUTY n us 4 bd rm. (rml din rm & fmly rm residence fulfills your New Year's resolution to buy your sweetheart a lvly home before prlcet beg{n to~ van c e again. Cotta Mesa's most pr•Ulious area. Only $118,900. SU-9491. ~ Walker t; l r.n r nf-11 '. 1 r OLSON .. • • • MMttS PW S. I ttowff Fo; W. I T~. Jar1u.ry 3, 1971 * . DAil y PILOf ~/J ....... ,.,. s. ~ ta.; s... ........ For,. ....... ................ ..... .. ............. ... ...... .. For s... ,..: ·············-········ ................................ ., ................... leec:Ja 1041 ,........leaclt 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••• ~ ....... ~.~.~ ••••••• ,~.'!'!~ ...... . C....W... tOJ41...,' __ ...._ 1044 .,.._ ' 1044 ............................................. . •• .._ .. ••••••••••••• •• -•••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ....... ..... I 012 L..,....,,..... I 052 so.ill l.l9llii I 016 S..... a..,... I 016 · BIKE TO BEACH l..UIHOMI UUN.ICI Only S.S0,000 " the beach mulula atr•y from Wa 2 bdrlJI bome.. ~ can't lastaocall oow! ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IRVINES FINEST NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS? Get started now with this 2 Br 2V.. Ba 3 Bedroom pool home j h Pl t l I · & aose ~ P1&1k with tennls open v ew ome. en y o sec us1on NEW CUSTOM LIVING ~ Walkl!r & lee courta. Prtced naht at privacy for your enjoyment. $149,500. 3 500 •.~. CHAMPAGNE & SPLASH I I Entertainment space galore on the Larae rooms, plenty of bltns, the best of everything to start the new year nght. High beam ceilgs, 4 br & 3 car garage are just a few of the benefits. Brand new & fully landscap ed. $139,SOO. Lingo ·AIM&W't Prlva enclo.ed front Real Eatat.e ~ patlo by the large heated swimming Courtyard enhances c1&t --------..;....--3 Bdrm & family room. c BR, frplc. very clean. · s>ooJ or in the ranch style 4 Br ~ Ba ntracceu. Unusual l m.m. AS>ProX:WOsq tt. spread. Two car garage and a Pacific ·sirice for area. Veterans Own er out of at•te. ocean view. $175,000. THREE AtCH IAY : affen eoeour.,ed. Tak.1_seo.4 __ 1_.w. ______ 1 •1C*::;.......... N11daT.LC... UMCHllALTY FUN & SPACIOUS MAYO CK -......... ,..,.... MC.Wed ......... ...,. .. .... trees. ofh.rht9 .. ~site oce• ...... poet, J ......... ..cl COHlfflaht .._, Z cosy 6-tllltft. spoci.t. tot wlttt ••••• f•r •clclltloa. JHt listed far...$219,SOO. S40-llOI 3 Bdnlt, 2 Ba-465,ooo ___ s_s _1._20_0_0__ 2,600 Sq. Ft. wrapped around the -------.-.... Cloee to Golden Weat interior atrium add to your pleasure. 4 CORPOl\4TfON 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BE/Oi · (1M)494•2148 !II~ ------. College & aboppJng ceo-EXCLUSIVE Br 3 Ba with a panoramic sunset view OPIMHOUSE ten. of the ocean from Palos Verdes lo 499-4551 DANA Sat/5-/Moll IM So Cllfonlla lffJ COLLEGE PARK Catalina. $21(),000. i.=y~~·~o~~: SltS Rea=~alisla. ~o ~°!'~b \::S:::~ BUILDABLE LOT LAGUNA NlGUE~ 495-1720 • POJNT 493-8112 LAGUNA BEAQI 487-3331 $78,500. 3,, or s bdrm models family Tooml covered White water ocean view from lhis loyMcC_.e avail, some w/pools. ~ti~~.!tE~~:V:i'!:t large building site. Building plans are *HAUOAVllW ... .,... • .._. I06t s.ta._ IOIO Logano leoclt I 041 Mtwport IHd I 06'~~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ..............•........ ············~·········· I 110 Newport ... cl. a-4602 to •parks, scboola, lhop-in for approval. $99,500. R:~~·~~~:'!~bed 3 lk CARMEL. Owner ............................................. .. CosteMesal4 .. 772t PennlllltOftProperties ping ck freeway a c:· Sl31,500.Appt644-773C), LOMMaT ........ ym.a.1u£'61 , M A Y Q C K portJcoentry;ZBR .• llv. ,,..,_.. ..,.... ..,.. .._ ..... WALi 3 =~'h·~.o:!~ Liv cei.s. Nowlll3,900 ~i. O:::r.:.1~~~ ~.J»BJGHT z~tL~~:_£~~~ TIM.EVIL TOGOLPTENNIS rm, din rm ll inaide ~ coRPORATlON rear aroorids. See today -mobile, •ihan -tHac~ :r!rtit !:;, =:~ SWIM laund rm/ Pvt. paUo, 380GlENNEYRE atSlOl,000.Hurry! a.a. , Uvtnc l'OOm. raised din· pool & gu. Upgraded. LAGUNA BEACH Million Realty 49'-0'm • H"''Pl...,CHl.:a 1... .,,~ 4BR.3 BA.hlddeo2sty. NocornmonwaU.Z$tory. - " " .... l"OC>CDt"'"'~nmuter 1ST tl me offered . $68,450 Pb 962.3SZ'f NO (714)494•2148 ~Hil• 1050 REALTO& BR. Luxury plus oflertd Sl.25,000. AGTS. ••••••i\•••••••••,••••• 67MJtZ at$68,900. HAL PJMCHIH Townbome. 3 Br. din rm. ~a· T 540.3666 ~ REALTOR WOODSY 2 STY RAHCH REALTY liv, rm, 2ba. 1600 sq ft. 1"115nr-v .• 67M3t2 Rustic archltecture with SS t -2000 1.ogi1no 1eaet1 I 048. Lagll9tCI leah I 048 s1s.ooo. ~1·123C HEIGHTS __ E_as_ts1_ct._T_rf_pt_•_• __ 1 ~~":~~f~~:~it;Je::1i. __ 0_N_l _Y_$_7_l_,_8_5_0 __ 1········••••••••••••••• •••••••••·············· L~ MkJiat& PRICE SLASHED ~Jti~s~~~~ Bi;~~,~~ ~'!fJ· ~~~i:~!~~s m;i~:~ For this 4 bedroom home ····;;Riv:\cv····· ~=-11 A grac?r~~~~!~ entry 1 .,.... ___ f1_Yr_ 1 R .. -V-....... A-- WllClc"1n tlfAI l .. TAft &rent lhe other two. Bet-Open hearth fireplace. with new carpets, and Foolhlll patio home. 2 llG CAHYOH inlroduees this lovely "~ bter tkh'ao$ m8oneyo in the rat~~:n~1~~llf-pe~:P~~! lar~c Clcovered enclosctkl Bedrooms. totally im· TOWHHOME home handsomely re· :o.~owpaclo!i°,"',~!1~~~: an . 1 s.oo . J\gt. pal10. ose lo new par m"cula'e surroundn.aby modeledu.;lhi'mp--••ve SS2-0434orSS2-0507evi.. area. lnlheS70'1. One or w1tbPQOls. .. • ' ...... $159,900 i' I' r~ .. -& s. Cit Piasa ar•u our newer homes. Bkr ANO greenbelt. localed on L«e 3 bdrms. alh bath lava roe 1rep ace $89,9.sO. H urry & call! Aswme 4.5 Loan 536·93U. corner of qwcl cul-de· Eldorado Model. Near beamed ce1lings. lo Ageat, 5t<MIW& Attr~cllve 38r+den. Mi IRVINE'S FINEST ~~~~~~ lu :iell al poot & jacuni. tennis & ~~~Pi?Ri CH~Bg~i;;~;;;-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-.-.-.-.- tobch. New landscaping, $ 54,000 A 3 bedroom pool home golf course. Upgraded DISTRICT, this coiy de· SAVISIWAS cpt/d.rps. Ofr · SS7·200S · Fantastic opp to own tg 2 that is close lo park w1Ul PANORAMIC OCEAN YIEW cpts, Sunken llv rm, wet Ugbtis on bua• corner lot Just The Two of You A condo is the perfect idea! "LoCl" mode l Newly pa1nll'd Popular bal co n y area 2 bedrooms. eauni; urea extra balh Large hv1n1? quanen1. $6.5,500 BK R s.t0-1720 TAR•LL "#I In Catlfomia" Br condo w/centraJ air, tennis courts. Pnc~ lo -.. ....._. hoflw, J b.drootn, p /4 botlt, 2 bar. Crm.l din, lge mstr wit.h alley •ccesa & room OllEAMHOMI bltn appliances, includ-:.ell atS98,500. bdrm w/baleony. Securi-i boat' $10S 000 Seller's closlne acrow &.r..locff. one In 1nHffto ~. with ty "ate3. 759-1.501. ~YOW' • • · . oa new dre•m home Feb. int dshwshr. Children '"..,.. .. welcome. Short walk to I 1ittilHJ room. Patio atrium with .·[O i'iJ\iiMlllfa!l II.·~ l:.,'!\'!'~~11,';1~~ c lubhouse, pool, and ~ skytiqhtff.$131,500. ___ .;_..__;;.,.;;..;;;==;;;..i . _ .. -·-------beaut.)' new near South ~hopping. ~lier to pay 497-3331 Real Estate PrOP.§! ltR Coul Plua. Priced.to for 1 yr home warranty , SOUTH LAtiUNA DANA Canyon Road 7"•"'20 sell fast at $6',900. Try +Sl.OOO cpl & drp al· LAGUNA NlGUi-;L POINT cute cotfage with big lot OCEAN VIEW MOO ~n MACH l~ down. Won't. last'. lo~unce ~55) 495-1720 493-8812 Idea! Cor builders use as L&• 4 bdrm at an af. Callnow! 7 54-7800 RANCH REALTY office & consl. yord rordab~e $163,900. You S.Cl.....t 1016 64S-l474 Muny possabillt1es ror won't find this pnce Ill • •• '"7",.._ 55 I ·2000 Ous \tlA 1oned property Npt Bch · but right aext ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 'I I Log.a hacli I 041 LOCJUM .. ach I 048 ~fMl.~ (45) door. Call us for details. WCUTIVE HOMI I I 1 I • RIGHT 111o.1 ~ [ p a you find a quality home " Vi Q lj1fJli131tf 1m1 come on the market that 6A~ e Rool h lalc In<. MOVE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Aalan 759-1.501 Only once in awhUe do~=~~~~~~~ You'll love this cu~teim is PRlCEO RrGHT. at -;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;t--::::;:~::=:~•j Plan 4 Chancellor llome Th A h B Real Estat.e $154,SOO. You will find a W......_hr I Ott • DOWMTOWH Perfect for entertaining ree re av large 4 BR FAMIL\' ••••••••-•••••••h•••• GreatFanGlyHonw Two Calif. Cottages on wilhitsdramauciioarlng HVHMONTEG04br.2ba, home: loaded with 9¥· HERE'SYOURCHANCE ReautaCul 4 bt.'<lroom with 50x l57' lot. Excellent beam ce!Ung1>. fam. rm . u 1 V a.1-0 ram rm. Ownr. 2015 Port tras. Huie )lard, patio, Beaut 3 BR home, $2SOO family room, d ose to cond. Uve in one and 4 bdrms. or J bdrm & P.t leach-Tfttnis-Guard~d Co"'munlty -•llClft 1 .. ..,. I 67 Chelsea.640-1981 fireplace. fruit trees. dn. Call now, 24 hr schools & shopplnl{. New rent one and watch your rozy rdru 1t. off masJ 4 ldnn., 2 bath, family rOOM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftUAUTY DUPWES OCEAN VlEW. Enjoy service846-6879aat . Conaoleum no wux noors . bdrm., 2•" ha Let u:i 2 F . 2500 ft ..., Cph. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, carpet, ,..... cookJoa thole ateaka on in kitchen :inti balhs 1n vc5 l m e n t ~ r 0 w · rplc1. ~· · new drJ)8. paUo, landscaped, 2 New duplexes from • Mobil• "°"9• Large fenced yard with Realla;tically priced show you the muny Redwood e.terior w/newly painted trim fncd, beaut1CUI view $179,000. Pri me Nwpt the patio gas BBQ, while For Sale 1100 possible RV ucct•ss. $125,000 C·21Seabreeze. reaturc:.toda)'! Ocea1t Vl•w -Etc. -Etc. 547-SS50or830·372S H gts locat ion . All 3 the lud.s play baakclball ••••••••••••••••••••••• ldeal for youn" fam1l,v .._ __ 9•6•2•-5•5•2•1--• -------bdrm. 2"4J bath units. or volleyball on the,,,. 'I 8x36 d I $78,000. VA r7nanrln~'" S21t,950 Pvt Pfy. Cost a del Sol Elena. First user depreciation. paved courts. TRULY A ,.w er space a u l JXlbSlble. On. of A Kind Owner. 2Ur. 2Ba. encl. Top quality construction. FA:k~~~~NRY park. S48-6l73 · 645-1474 Ph:49'·1914ens 83 .... 3941 wkclays pal10. view. '79.000. Lotsof'extras.Jogtothe REALTORS --• ••~--S & S Qua Ii l y I J th & !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 830'4419 waler Bes l buy in 21S Del Mar 492.4121 Cotta Meso-Nwpt lch -'Ill plaster " Br 2•2 [J,1 tn Newport Beach. Call to· OOUBLEW1DE . ~ .' _• ~ee~~~htA ~r~~t ~:~0~~t~~~ !~':! ............ !?.~! ~~~~~ ..... !?.~~ ~!'~~~.~~ ... !?.~~ d~~ :.~f!;~:I.17~ , WALK TO · 't.ov~x2v~ l0~~ 1~ Won't ht!>l .it $118.SOO. TURTLE IOCK cond. Nu crpb . c)pcn Choose colors Park,• ' from Uus .2 BR cluarmer, cor/ler lot w/beautiful -:::::::::::::_ _ JOY all th1: amcnalie:. Owner 3br. 2u11. Top !'o;ew twnhae, 3 Br 2'1 ha [~ 1~~~.11~~1 THE IEACH ad4ll..pet park. Goraeow. Call today. 9684602 r+523 CAMPU5Dt·fR\ll~E Greet the new year by heam, ocean vu. Pr1n on pool. J;.acuzzi Below mkl. ] j located on qwet res1den Jndscp'a. Very pm1att: ---------1_PeruungtonPro~rties malung an appcSmtment lypls.$127.000.494-1207 581.900. 557·1046 or , -ual st.reel that ~ads to porch&pauow/plentyor USTSIDE 5 BDRM to ~ee this outstanding 675-0T<iS. 60 f'l. bayf'ront. 4 BR, den, popular T-Street. beach. nowers, r~. climberi.. COSTA MESA ..._...~°" • Turtle Rork home. Ex· COHTEM,ORARY •H-.a..~ View Honw pier, 00 Peninsula Large fenced yard & humm1ngb1rd recderll. $72 OOO Ha'bOur 1042 3 Ba., fam. rm .. highly panded Plan 1, with a ~ Marshall Rltr 6754600 hardwood noors.118,300. etc. PLUS swlmm1ns: ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• upgrad ed P rttscott great Jacuizi Priced LGCJU1ta0cemfroftt 2 ~rm . & den <or 3 · ;t pool. jac uzz:I. ahutnebrd. J Bedrm. hu1ie lot 1--------• ModelanWOODBRJOGE n1iht at $112,000. Look. Spectacular wood & Bdrm >aod2balhhomc. 4·PlelC.100ft.Cromooean; ANCHOlAGI t!OCial 1ct1v1t'~ ~alorc' t:omplct1:w1th hardwood SEAGATE PLACE.On very large, you won"t be dlsap-gJasshd'mewithprivate lt.a11an tale in entry It $248,000W/land! IMYISTMIMTS O n l y s21,§oo . L lc noor. &dbl gar • coveored DEE PW t\ TER TNHSE extruize lot. Greol loc:a· pmnt.ed ! steps to be~. Enjoy kitchen. $13,6,500. Bl y MarshaU Rily 67.s-4600 C7141 4fL77 I I Hc~~F0.29RNl .. PACI L•Jc.;-pat10 QUll'l :.trcet. ut Uon! ocean v1ewfl'from mO!lt owner. Pnnc1ples on y. -----:-.----1 -~ .._ r · ol litate owner nc<.'<.111 im· Lowelll price waterfront rooms or over111.ed Call640.1440. llo.Jlewport ======~=::!! Mobildlomellealty mediate sale. Super buy-at only Sl99,500. Call lo-redwood decks. Lux IY OW.._. 11 -1""111 PROFISSJONAL 2706Harbor,$u1tc2~ hurry! Call 546-sgso day uriously decorated with " Condo IUILDIMG CALLS40·5937 PURCELL REALTY O I Bl (( ~~HERITAGE . . REALTORS lllUd.n/l1tn1tor1 ·~: !&-HERITAGE . • REALTORS UMOER $60,000 Several homes to choose from-all loc -3 & 4 BR. 846-2848 every possible omenlly. n g1nn u s San Clemente prof. bldt. ._, 00/u-1~ .. ...1 1~~~~~~~~~1 Guest quarters and orr. Popular "G" Plan on $79,500. omce swtes avail. 1·8 ~CO -. ......... 1. street parking. Shown by privet(' corner lot. 12 Block lo Wes tclifr Rooms. Latgc parking STA MESA a ppointment only. Beautifully decorated 4 Plaza. Cozy 2 Bedrm area. Rentat55tpersq. 1978Skylinc, 2Br. 2 ba. LGCJlllllO leach I 048 $495,000 bdrm. 3 ba. home witb NV\I. Xlnl ft. Consider trades & pJush patio porch for that ••••••••••••••••••••••• $185 000 r--.... _ •.-w--. 500 493 ,.....3 "" ial 1 0 P EASY UVIMG C111l <714l640-233 l buy ca.ll now MS-7221 ....., ms.-· . ""~ . s,...c coufi•e r erson 1;1J;5;2;3;C;A;M;;PUs;;;Da;·;IRV;;l;.N.E.1 ~~~·'.!:~~~~~tf~ 3M=~~~~.... ~.~~~~.~ OihLI ~ ~~!~i~i QUAUTY-Beach. Easy terms with 496-7222 ll I .0136 3HABRB028R VlE.WhHOME ~I TAJ_-:;.,,~ Mobile Home Rea~_r1 AT APRICE private financing; it's --------•I r, a wu maoy Wntdfffl......_ ~ftG·'~ 2706Harbor,Sulleiro!S euy w see this vacant oRP{s. Plans to add ._,, •'P-CALL540·5937 Start off the new year Onl p • ed R" ht nike bdrms. Most d& 14"\•J with making a good property. y $85,SOO . rte r9 .slreable area. Only OCEAN YllW '' • <inancial choire or the MORINSREALTY Privately siluuled 3 $139500 CONDO REDUCED -~-~-... -b -E-- nght home. Beautirul 1r 494-8057 * bedrm. home nr •cbool& ' • $THOUSANDS S 0Cl:Al"ll VI W Biscay Model in Wood-....... --------& tennis courts. 81g ~ Reduced foe a fut saJe. PRESIDENTIAL BUYERS MARKET SPECIALS bndge. fealuring 4 BR. 3 INVESTMENT view. Fam. rm ; hJdden Oouo Vacant &c Miler .lS &OJI· HEIGHTS BA. FR, ceramic tile en-p T •• by I andscape, Easy Be f 2 b d tr", upgraded carpel. ·.OP OR UNJTY; a terms available 1119,000 ious. auu ul r eo CO .... DO ' beauurul motel, heart oC unit w/fplc. Commuruty " ESTATISALE Best value tn area. splen-1973 Skyline 20x«, 2Br. two fireplaces and under La&una Beach. Close lo !5161 AN non, Est. 1'07 pool, sauna "jacuzzi. At market value atti43.ooo beaches & park.s. Xlnl V. C114' •~ this ptice it won't last! I <SU63U·Xl Adult park. did ocean v ew, 2 BR, 11, Oranae. r ent S9S. lm· red hill ~· 552-7500 cond. 1750,000 li;'J(l Hurry! Call 645-0303. BA. m,soo. maculate. attractive. jn AMCHOIAGI area. See today. $23.995\ Lo~3Bdrm MulU·level, at.ong wd. & glass home offerln 1 great warmth to court· teract huge vu. Hlah clgs .• huge cloaeta "pan· Irv. $170.~ (SJ7) ~ ' f=OREST E OLSON ... ., .... i.~·. IMSTMIMTS HELP! I 1.-::==·7=1=4=1 4='="'='='='~':!.j Owner must sell immali, -. bas moved to new ho~. __ •.;;.·-~---·_-__ c ....;•_;...• ...___ 1 S. JI• Best price, 3Br, 21la in 5• ,. • ... _SHORES Ctplstr.o f 071 family pet park, El Toro. ~ •••••••••••••••••• ••••• 3ClCS2, SUnnybrooki 1972. One ot the moet charm-lX Inc homes with 1srce Hv-$2000 DOWN 1179 ·U> lng rm, form-al dlnlna New 2850 sq ft country MAKE OFFER. rm, Ubrary, f•m rm. 3 hm. • Br + den, curved Br, 4000 s q f t . HH stairuse, tlle entry, 2~ ba, frmJ din. wet bar & much, muc h m ore. Hurry won't lut. DON D1EGO REALTY , 498-:1881. 10" SWHIO T0$9,750. Was 11kln1 •u.soo. Similar homu Pt lrcit this much It more. Cen . teal Oun1e Count~ loci& t1on. GOO<\ co.Gd, •lot park. Only :s1ouo rent, Let. us 1hOW )'Ou tdl~. will -U fNt. lOs.SS GfQt Lake 1811, CDNOSIJ PACIFI C COA S T RF.BALES, JNC. ftl..-0 • ....... U ....... thed Hou.et U1tfwtlillwd AportmQb rwN~ (,'6 DAILY PILOT Tueed•y Ja11uaty 3. 1978 .~ -•""""" ...... ~·-"'--~ ....................... ....................... ....................... .........__ ........ I Nlbt.h ---• ---t a-.. ....,_y -i-J2'7 CottoM.to 3724 "hU!dwtt. ~tsw .. hu.tw.. ApatMC"h-••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... -+• •ocJI JZ-40 fw1v ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ~ ,,.,.,ty 1000 c.ro.. del M• 1222 ....................... ....................... Corona del MQr 31ZZ Cotto MeM 3824 ........_ .. t.octa 3140 I J OO .... •••• •• ••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••• .. ••• • a BB on. level condu. Kull 3 Br a 8•. new horn.., f Wl· S50 Wilk & Ur ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• OK. FV •chool. No doa•. ta1t1c v1ew. marroreu i\udio, 1 bedroom ·-,.._.~,..,_..._ ~Z ..... "-1biala•charmerl Wttb/dry tncl. •o~ d00ta.fplc,bltns.av11m· M111d i1l'rvico.pool ~~~ Wesl Sld•·ll:Sr, blln . Adllt-...-...--.- \t.\11lt11 .1111 Ro,. moor w11h two l!Jr unit.I 3BR.Zba.dcn,3frplcs. Aval116Jan.9tl8-~ med $415mo.ht&ldt, 2378NewportBl,C.M PR1MELoc•r10N drp1, HU mo. uvaU 2&2Ba.newepU/d~. l~t·r• I U'Ufl' "urh.I l.l\Ua)lft1Tr1-pff'x, rar•· P"llo. SS2S Mo. }e.u-ly. - - --S200 ·~. Naney. 546·11640 ~ lnSSorOO Jll67 " 1·1·78 $99 Hamilton. aar. patio. nr 'beacb & I or ~.oil· .-. liltc lyon ~m&Ret.NrOC PwulManuilUt.r Eucuuo home neatr or87S.18S3 STUl> 0 1. 2 & 3 bdrm1 5295. to 5'1-1313 •hoppl oa. $310 mo. ;~ "~ Jlli 7 lo'~ "City Jlall ~ 7383 &'1S·5CU ocean 4 Br. 2 Ba. fam Lg nu 4 or JDr, 3bu + WHKLY lATIS !4G9T5· 0P'~• mNoO. }~~2311 New z br. 1t•rdon patlo,1-960-_!2"11 ______ _ Cocu.-rclol ~3;, ~~~~b~~:" k:~~· Sp11l\ 3 br, 2 ba. Cathedral n:'in!~" c!.'C.t'oo~e~B~M~ booU$ rm. 1900 i.q fl Up Full KJlchun & TV ~ D/W, pool, adults. :nt Adanu. 2 Br 1"' Bll Property 1600 C7lf >S23.uio • · beamed ce1llo11. fplc, pool. 5751.> mo. Con.Ider grades tbruout. $4:.!0 U nena4' Utllrtlef> SZ9 ~Yotado,S41-891M 1tudio, 11r, D/W, pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• dbl aar .. yard . $525 lse/opt.MS-0707 58l .:M93 <'t..OSETOOCEAN 2 BR. 2"' ba .. dbl. iiar. UMANCH4.APTS P~O.DO~.W.1$93 NEWPOHT <in·al lmJ 4PLEX!S Hunt Bch. f13.178ll'1lOGoldenrod. REALLVNEAT4BR,2 .RoyaUuftnMottf View~~1':f:!"w~~n 1...&e2br1Jarden1pt.a•3 llADYMOWl Oun for "'"·111 ttu,lfll!h' t'orn1~lona, pnme lex: SPYGLASS ocean view, 4 Ba. DW, crpt1, conve· 2080 Newport Blvd, CM Jleu.I Estate 675·3331 br t wnb••· D•hwhr, 2Br, pntcld. cpta, clrpt, w/gd vii.ability AKt. l m m:ic . Hi gh I n c . Br,3Ba.2Camrms,pool n1 e nt. area . $COS. Newporfleach 326' 642·261l bJt.ns,encl.1AT •• &1bbq. 1.,._ Gu •tv. Adlta, no 1>46-4380 PP/Aat. UH,01)0 ea. table. ovcr&iied p1tllos. 963~7.Agent Nofee. •••••••••J••••••••·:~·· SUSCASIT4S Attractive, clean, convc· Pool0upd.778ScottPI .,.ta, ~/mo. '25 •'A" ~r 1 540-4464 all xt.r• ... $1450 mo 4 br. 3 ba. fain rm, 3200 NI--' t 1 •. mcnt 2br. Pool, lndry. MZ·5073 12lb$l. "'"'",-"'"" LVD. OW'Mr/Ait831·700l. 2 Br condo new cpl.a, sq.ft .1444 Sant.iaao. N.B. ..~y urn arse • 7S2·506S 648-3118 --------- 3 Comm. unit ~uildinga LohforS• ZZOO drpa, ref~1 g , frplc. 11000mo.A&ent.M1·5032 s mall 1 br. Adulla. only. · Lge z br. 2 ba nudlo. 2Bruntumapta.Startlni1 un pnme locauoo. 3000 ••n••••••••••-••••••• Costa Mt-so 3224 urport, no pets. $285. no peu. 2110 Newport LG. Coiy lbr, frDl. pool. 1 Costa &iesa. $295. mo. at $24 5 . Cblldren i.q.!L total. Concrete H•W•ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrnl·7188. FIMERHOMI Blvd. p e r so n only . No Avail.Jan.2nd.~ wel come, no pets. b lock construction . . "' "' SPECIAL BIG CANYON. Absolute-D-.Pon.t 3726 peta/chlldSSS0.640·7030 M64MY1•83&-0l91 '-125,000 U1ll Grundy, Ch. 0tei!!•cre~eoverlook· " Br 3 Ba home on "olf Hatlw•• ly amasblnt Au&usta S~ac 2br, encl'd . patio, .. • ... _ P $ " " H~ 3242 Pl•n. A -·sterpl..,.e ot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' -lbr. beamed ceihna. hwr, ............... •dlts. no 2 Uaita,, .. c.b 2 Br, z Ba. 1 1tca1tott>7S 6161 11\i WIC ac1 IC. 6500 per COW"Sl'. Opt avail now. ...---.. -~... ....,.. ..__.,.... acre.One&lhreeacre S89SmoM0·29lll ••••••••••••••••••••••• dramatic dei.ianwithun.SlOO 2 Br. ocn vlew, drpa,at.ove4'aar.For1 pets. S2~0. 975·4234; near b•ach, 1 or ln parcel• 11vlU1able. Hurry · H u N T I N G T o N 1.1urpassed golf course A·25091 La Ctelta, owner employed person, n o 754-0872. tercommunlty Ho1p , lncomtP'roperly 2000 for ~tselect1on. s BR. 2 Ba, frplc, bltns, HARBOURSeaGatund view• 3 BR & d en 494-6848. peta.S310mo.640-7577 Fplclq1arlncld.M7-334! •••••C·~:=~~··••• 891-7155 885 Senate St. '425 mo. 'urut twnhse. 4 1.t"P""'on $7i5/Month . . Lav-ahacJt 3748 SPQUess. Walktobch. ~~~d~~b'~~~n\1~: NlCENEW2Br.2Ba,1aa ..--•'" Lst4' last + aec. 833-9305 la&oon. 30' slip, 1 yr lse. HASTINGS & CO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br 3B8 Fm rtn ZlOOsqtl 1767 Otanae. 846-7993 or frple, encl ear. dh· RESTORf:O lBr, su le water pd. $240. no pets. 1140-1042 RIA&.TOIS 640·55'0 LAGUNA BEACH MTR. Yrly. S09Ac•c1a04~7°'8 642·1155 bwaaher, 2bllta tobtat'b. Old Spao111h mana\ou Adult.a no -ta SCB-41.35 B b I 0 le INN. $65/wk. h50/mo. 9•4 S3ZS. Call 980·5260 withanocea.nview.3Un· • -· 23 ace or. cean v w ,NO FEE !Houb4~!S.condos, Maid i.erv color TV CottoMno l,. Lge2Br.l~Ba,1 yearr--------- lts one mile to Dapa EvMS42-083S,~ patio, frplc; co~t 0 · d u plexes. Hc ntaf hea ted p~o l . (714) .. ••••••••••••••••••••• new. Adults only, no BEAtrnFULBRAND PointMarina.$215,000. Re~ytobu.i1don lot.fan· NEW3br,2ba,famrm'2 ~!1%~~9 .c!~1 /71 !~ PavWon.67S-4912Bkr. 494.529-1,. 985 N. Coast Adult 2.Bodroorn, super pets.1-827·~19 NEWFOURP LEX HORIMSRIALTY ~~~:!;i!!:.aiwalk ~~·c~~!~vaer: ~c~s 9ll0-1&10. • U!xuryCondo,3bedrm.~ liWY. i~~g:;::~u~'o$J>,e~:21,3Pdrmapts,cloee tq ~~~~~$42$ * 494-8057 '* Owner/a1ent673·7296 83s..af37 ev•67~ bath. den, walk to beach. Sl&S rurnsrnall coiy bach. Wll60ll,lnq. apt E. 1 b op P l!' i. Pool It 2Br, 1 basm ' ....,... 3244 Pool. t~nnls. S&SO/mo. Nr bch uUI pd Resp children s play area. 1 Br, 1 ba#TS HEWPORTHllGHTS MoeMt•Dfftrt, 3 Br 2 Ba, dbl gar, encl ....................... Ava1l J8 mos. lease. Ask empldadtt.494 .. 200 Q!sta Meea-2140 Thurin M2.t760or 642-3850A8t AJI Eocl1aragea DUPLEX Rttort 2400 palio. cpt.s, drps. bltns. Univ Pk m, 3 Br~2Va Ba, for Jay, Agent. 8'4·7270 Street. Brand new deluxe CALL980-S260 ~ t Sharl> z BR ·l ••••••••••••••••••••••• po o I, k Ids o k . No + bo nus rm Oxrbrd, Oceanlronl studio. qui el 2 bedrooc:o units. Lovely. Coty bach. quiet. no peta. b x hra tori~ •-u~i 11 • le•tlM View pets.~ mo. 644-44116 SS2S 6'7.7044 . SJa·32lS WALK TO BEACJI .......i aintJe. $260 yrly includes spacious townhome type ad Its, utll Incl. Sl35. 2 Br apt, ln ~ plex, l Ba, ol w P1 va ... P" ios · ' . ...,... uUl.497·1303 with family r ooms, 848-8249alter8PM yard or. S260 per mo. Owner will help finance. Furn. redwood calJln on 5 3 Br l'h Ba, 1500 sq.fl .. on REMTALS & tennis. Exc1t1ng 2 $350/mootb. Quail Piace <;;;f 1oe. m.2232 C• 955-0350 acre&. Franklin !!love, GlbfaJtar. Yard rnalnt. Story, 4 bdrt:ns. 3 ba, sun· l.ogllfta HICJMI 3752 Pro erUes, Inc. (714) 2 Br. 1 Ba, 1 1tory, 1haa, ---------stainless steel sink. incld. No pell. 751.9662 2 BR, l Ba ........... $345 deck" atrium. SW/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-f920 a.tklorWanda drapes, patio, f r le, 2 Br, 2 ba. compJ. redec. ti ( , / o • , l Jt, , l .1r /l~Jf\f\J...,, OLA•.,,, .. I l ·( l)C•I.•'~ carpets, Insulation & forloto 2BR,2ba ........... $525 h,e Scenic views luxury · beam cell, aa sm.sanS~apt.$26$/mo. panellnl(r S21,330. Call · 3 BR. 21Ba..... . $475/ 535 1 A R G E h 0 m e 0 n iKlult. apt,, f~ & uni. 2 BR. 1 Ba duplelt. Cpta. Adults. 1275. 2.544 den 1S4--0SllOor tc~t47 Georiie Frey, Ben llmkle 3 Br. 2 Ba, tam rm. pool 3 BR,2,2 ba. ·• .. · · .. $4~5 WATER th ho t d k Near Rectonal Shopping drps, refrtg. 1>tv .. encl (l)S38 •--a..cto 3141 Real F.state542·3456 t~bdle •• ~~~ ~~~·54b66eaut : :~· r~:a · · · · =~~~ 2 Story w~~ bdr~s ra~ canter. Heated p ool. gar. No peb $270 mo. FOURSEASONSAPTS ::"!':':: ... ••••••••••••• DUPLEX yar · ~· ,,_. or • · · · · · · · •-~ jacuiil Nr corner Alicia 646-1246 l 2 b _ ... ~ l'L •L....o-c.--J........_tion R...talt 645·4483 5 Bn. 3 Ba ........... $875 rm. din rm ... pnvacy l'k & P · d V 1 Sp41e ous r lwm..,,e. ,.,, Luxury penthouse:, 2 br. 2 _.. _.......__. 3BR2~ baHVlhns $650 SllOO/molse. ..1awy ueo e a en· Foxholow VII-ba, pool, pvt paUo. am ba. din r rn. trplc, bis 'fwo deluxe 3 bedroom, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br, 1 ba. New epts/drpg. 1..100 NORD belt 1 • · ~ chUd 0 K No pe&a 1275 I I i. ·••-bath. 2 story urub, Ho.s4tl ,_,.shed L'rplc ... c:o Broadwav. oca-AUClA PLAZA 621 W. Wilson €U6-20l0 • :. .. ., 7 ..... • · v e w • B o c,. t o ...... IC' .,..., • t1on .. Exec. 2 Bdrm. den. •·VI', '"G'E P"URNORUNFURN 73SJoann....,.-.. downtown. S4'15 mo. • each with famuy room, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $400. Ph 645-4461 "' ~ 11replace & approx. 2,000 lc6oa lslmod 3106 ~~ d1runt rm. New rn & out Sl!J.6151 581·6130 •2brtown homew/trpt Clean 2 8.r Townbae. l~ 49W379evet; 957-0282 i..q. ft. Kitchen overlooks••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE D ~~'r:ti>o S 1 1 2 Sorry,nopet.1. •Lgepatlo&enc.caraie ba,adlta,nopett,1843-B, Super I br, Ira. wdque lovely garden area -LUXURIOUS 3 BR. 4 BA POOL HOME -North ~~'1L'I. bdrm++.' Gl:~o:ous Mewpori .._.. 37 69 Pool~~~l!~aJI. Pomon•. $275, 548-W7 features, ocean view, blk complt!tely landscaped. North Bayfront home. Costa MeJSL 2 Sty, ')' ludeaway. $850/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quiet Zbr hse lo tri-plex. to heh. Adlta, No pet.a. Yrly or short term. Avail sq.ft .. 4 BR. 3 ba, Corm m-8600 ON WATER. Fabulous w odland V'll Re.pon. adlt.I, no pet.I, S3SO. 494-3280499-3800. 1£ IQuai~I Jan 1. LORA VANCE din., pool serv. lncl. S VIEW 2 Br w/beout de· Q I age pao~mkr.$250.646-2323 1 Bdrm Apt. PaUo. Quiet. Place REALTOR,613-4062. Mo.54H~Dave cor$6.50/molse. u· 84SPaulanno ...... B 1•.a. B UOO/rno. 7U·l9U, Prop..-tlea . CostaMeta 3124 Eastsidc 3br, 2ba condo. it513CulPUSl>a·IRV"'E I Beautiful, new. adult ncuec. 2 r ?lJ a, aar, 793-81'4 794•2236 l••oo -··'1·i•2t·~!20 a1·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'rplc. dbl 1ar. $400 mo. . Waftrf f H ~e apts. Great location. 2 paUo, adult.a. no pets. • ........ ~· ~ .,.,, .. ._,. '°" ome• ......is.21·a-·-'s. Avail.now.$2'1S.SS8~ uorthebd ·Oc'"'an view Lge Bach unit. S220. Pvt ~ 1\u'Uerock 4 br. fant rm. C 0 .,.,.,, ....... '' "" I 00+ UNITS pat.Jo. bllns, no children dinrm.2Qa. vi~woCUCI. .. 631 -14 0 Move in immediately EASTSlDE ll 2 Br 2 Ba. triplex. Wlllk to Shaws l".rntastic Prul c of or pc•ts. lllO Victoria 3 ,1 1L 21... Av11il. Jan. 3rd. Lse. BIG! fplc.lndry,$375mo.Agt. Cove. 2 Br l Ba, F/A, 646-3197 • "' G d r w t a son Bachelor$225·$245 5S2-0434evs· 5S2-0507 new drps, cpls & •P· Ownt1riih1p unJts, only 4 ---house. large yard. Avoil. d~esn pd b: oC:~er 1>$S75. New Seavlew. 3 Br. 2 ba. l BdrmS265-$275 • pile's.~ util pd. ('114) years old. Near state Hunti~°" now. $350 per mo. West Ag\ 541 5032 . . Pool, t e n n i ll, J a c. :.! Bdrm$295"3i5 $270. 2Br, pvt paUo, cpts, 494.7497 or (213) '197·2165 lJnaversaty. Very strong HarbOur 3142 Side C.M. Call Sue· . . S875/mo. yrly675-0562 driw rtirlg ttv 124 91--------- rcntalarea. $2,750,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s:;o.1101 Oranietree Condo, new l Sharp H a rbo r View GREAT RECREATION RentwOfCke JarneaSt.mnr7 ~~r:g~ I' .Qwal~ New Lavishly furnished & bdrm w/lof\ Brown cpt, Monaco 3 Br. nr ?,OOI. in· Swimming sauna. 2 mnDaily9..S sooo. 1 8r, l ba, lol\ st.yle, $SOO lnc'tUI. 646-0505 Place dr.ecor2~tedb 2t Br.hden/of· Hardwood FlooMJ, rplc, ~~~.c~!:.m"s'm~~en . I .~7r!nr. J\vaal now. ht!alth clubs.' bllli~:di., ~~f:z~1~ ~le, xlnt loc. Mall. TSL Pr P-t'-ice. ,; a own OUSI! on huge mstr bedroom. a Br cc ... 7u., .., ~ · ht Ii bl d t mt .... "·leo:I 2Br, a p,c.lous, oceaa D ,•s'l•.,:;r-o water wt boat .shp, lcn· 2 Ba. fncd yard. $450 mo ...... ..._ n1g . g e enn1i; -View, 26111 Sola.no Way, i4ooouA1utN1 at\04 n1 s. pool, 1acuu1 673-6336;642-0282 On the Lake. Woodbrid1e ease, no deposit re· couru. Pro & pro shop. WfSTfAYTRJll'UXES 2 Br. Just redec. Pvt call497'3m -Compl e te & m odel Crouin g. 2 Br. Nr . ti7~:t2~~~1l. immed. \~;!~.nvingrange,party COSTA MESA far/paUo.Adlta,00.,.U.1_...,-.:.... 3852 DUPLEX perfect. $900 pt>r mo. Al 3br. 1•12ba. lge back yd, Beach Club. $600/mo. FUN ACT I VITI ES BRANDNEW $290/mo.6"·1547 ~ ••• ?::: ......... . NEWPORT Johnson, 840-4724· fruit t rees, s435t m o. Call SSH234 WESTCLJFF F\llltime director. free l Br From 1280. Nice 1 • 2 Br. S265 a up. HEIGHTS loguoto leoch 3148 ~~:n~~s~. w~;~~l~nci University Park Terrace 4 BR, 2 BA. fpk. frnced Sunday brunch. BBQ's. 2 Br From$30~. KIDS OK ~ & rec room. quJel r.1ke J doll hou~e. 2 CH•••A•R•·.:·L:,:••l•b•••••,••••• wshr/dryer.642·1516 twnhme, 3Br. 2ba. frplc. )ard, fn.ut~t;.,~$000• 2,car trips, part1u, sport 3Br .2Ba.FromS395. 2Br1 Ba, availnow.1265 area.131·7766 1 1tir. " r w guest d h I ga r S 4 7 5 / mo ~ar .. i.pacivwo. mo. tournamenll & more! N pets 2186 hedlo rooPmt ~~<;m~peat~lkyll~eg· hsl• SX>ll frrsl & la~t + New 3 Br 2 Ba.'. dbl e,:arl 552·'1896 . . _!_:l>l~ast.673-4545. BEAUTIFUL/\PTS. bUue1.ald~nt1!~.I Xnletlwl l~autinolnt ~~c':tla.o Call .Su e:~:.~.~•••••••~~!! ' ne , · · dep Avail. 1/15/78 gar, canyon"" part1a Singles. 1&2 bedrooms. •..., "" 5567707 new :J ht'<iroom btud10. 494-111:11 ocean view. New Marina Rent or Lease. New 2 Br. SPECIAL l''urn. & unlurn. Model!) near So. Coasl Plaza. · UDO ISLI Two baths each. coi.y --31 52 Highlands area. SSOO mo 2\o\ ba. Heritage Prk. oH 3 Br 2.v.a Ba condo, newly open daily 10 to 7. Room· Children welcome. No . llreplace anti tlrcam 1.oCJunaNigiuft 64~110 or64S-7276 W alnut. Upi:rades. decord.Opt.avall,Janl. mate service avail. No peta. Rental office open S22S. Ljie attract 1 Br. ~ltUpom~at~j'°"lJ • lolchens'S185.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~HEIGHTS popular earthtones. SS2S mo.640.2981 le'-'Q"' required Sorr". dallyl0·5.840BakerSt,I pool, lodry, nr abope. 1 The' f1 F~m ~ & UGI <lrtve Sea. fwy. Nr luke 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. lge fum. Own/A t · 5 Br, 11pac1ous, w/pool, lo adults only, nopeL11. 557.521.5 Pl · AftllAM · MBR., Only $900 Per 1£1Q ·1 ~ ~ew Jbr. den, 3ba, 'hort ... .,..,,.., S39S / mo 752·6688 .... v ' btkW.ofBri1tol. Adlt no pets 325 J 17lb ay Plac• $@/mo.831·3l28 rm .. pool, many xtras. g . malnl yard. Will rent to Oakwood ace. . Month.On•YearLease. PrapertilPS $475/m o. 962·9734 Univ., Park area. Conve· family or sngl mature Garden Apartments 1 BR duplex Eaatslde G...-gelldM Co • 7S'l-t9'l0 Newport'*«h 3169 ruenUylocated nrlrv. ln· adlts.$900mo.S56-097S LACAS41LAHCA small but cute inside 881Dover Dt.N.B. 1•00 OUAl~Sf Ntw.otllllAOI ....................... xt.ra large 3 Br, den. ram dustrial Park. 3 Br, 2 ba. ~~~~ loc.h, llr-A•I How AduJt.aonly, l&t&lastmo 611-llOO ~ NEARBl-~ACH2hr.2ba, rm, toy rm. S49S. Ph frpl c. fncd patio, Hf'WporiShorn ., .. ,.n .. ui. \II Llspd ts d....., +$50 dep.S210mo.Avl ---------.:v ""c:702 '"'O p l 3 .. B 2 __,,.,._, ' u i , ., cp ' . ,.... . ....~ TRJPL~ C.M. garai:e & yrd. $6SO per ......,. 1 $500/mo. 552·9673 ..,, rospec · .. r. M•wport leedl/Sowttt pool, lndry. rac'1. Adults Jan l . Dnve by first then P4RK ,....,.., ... ..,RT Great3bEa2sb·tsi,de, lurd. mo.645·8914 BTaro 3232 3br, 2ba, Presldenl Jlome ::~a': :1l~°'; .• ~o~~· 170016lh Sl. over 35. no reu or call.l28E.2lstSt.Apt.2. Baeh elOl'I, 1 or 2 n;w,:r r. 3, rp c,y BLUFFS CONDO. 4Hr. •••••••••••••••••••••••In Turtle Rock Hills. ldeaJforfamlly.SSIOmo t0overat16th> children. Ca I Sue: $48-5428 Bedrooma4'Townhouses ~ .. -a>r.sh1r:.f.1()(1'io1'.pallos, encl 2b a · 'Z ·' Plan. "Jr ~e custom 2Br, 2Ba, •""". 9SS·2088 lease. avl 1/3. Schworer. 642·8l70 55&·77o7 o r Jfenry : E/alde. nr belt hay. 2br. From s274.50 ~ .,., ., ..,.,., 642·9137 Sptttacu!Ar 1pa, total Tom l..ee Rltr 642.1003 schools, shops & boys air. 1tttach gar. sp•c1oua. . '114·673-2654 l ba, S300/mo. AdJls, no recreation pr oiram. · • club. Avail. Feb·Sept. "'°mo. 544·1041 Woodbndge New 38r, din do&•· 548·'1933 IOCial prnaram. 7~1, 1 S8SO/mo. 644·175S rm, ram rm, atr ium . Westclltr 3 Bdrm, 2 ba 2 B 2 b 11 bit r 1 -.. ir.•irTSIDE/CM Hwltiftgton leoc:h 3240 ssoo Ph <714>•94·2458 w/pool. patio. water BACffllOR APT r. a. 8 ns. rp c, One Studio Apt $165. 1st" tennis courts. At uhion ~ ' :! Rr. patio. $325 per mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• . pa1d.S650/mo.S48~ • encl. gar., balcony. lasl & One 2Br Apt S250. Ialand, Jamboree 4c San Reduced llO.OOO. 3 on 1 uni.JI July 1. l..S79·0'JrM or POOL HOl\t E Deerfield Towtlhme. 2 Br. ALL UTJLS PO~ L<lundry rm. $325 tst & last. Pets & k1di. Jo,u.in HJlls Road. lol incl. pool + 1 m tl 673-8328 " Red room. ia. balh 2\'J ba. Patio. frplc, gar Channel front 2 stry, 3 + 100· from the ocean . 'l"SL Mgmt 642-1603 OK. Loe : Del Mar/Nwpt 114) '44-1900 hu1ld 4 more. Pl1111s in sharp-vacant. Only dr o pnr, upgrded. 11.Udy, frplc, huge patio. Seml·furnlshed. Avail YIQ Vi t 4 h 54.2-U41 ..tuded.Fordetailcd111fo HautetUnfurnished $450/month. Call Mack 1400/mo avail now. Uti l pd. 613·5187 . now!20lE.BatboaBlvd. ::,S~~ri: ---------r PARKHIWftORT c·a11· ••••••••••••••••••••••• at962·7788. S.Sl~6or552·8486 213·'189-8768 Yrly. $225 per mo. NO l b lzg2br,J •~ba .. famrm, Bach •lor1, 1 or 2 KattlyTrocy Rltr. Geeral 3202 F EE. Call : Sue at Brand new, arg~ 4 r. frpk. patio. Qwet adlts. Bed.rnnms"Townhouse:s c.•" 1927 752 288? LSE/OPT/LEASE. 2Br. LEASE 2 Br, 2 ba Condo ~7707 any••me. 112 ba ~ownhou.e w/fam Nr. Mkl. $335. 6"2·'1508 or 'f~Fr 5...,4 &J\ ...,.,. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jba,Nu paUohome.Up· nr Hoag Ho1p . FP, .. room.Xlntarea.$350. 642·1.276 s~tac:::r,~p·;: total HAPPY gr self cln oven. corn. lot. dahwahr, encl 2 car gar TSL M&mt 642·1603 · recreation proaram. Ualbo11, 7 Umt!'!. Stel)fl to bch. (6) 2 bed11, 1 b:n•h Pool. S450.000. By Owner. ~,..,, Down 645-3051. 2 Housn -1 Lot-CM Rtduc~ $1 0,000 Owner said "SELL IT " ! ~pac1ous 3 Bdrm noose~. Frplca, beaml.>d I f• l I . i: s & M 0 R E I ~!r.l.SOO·Suhmit offer HOME I IMCOME Large 2 bedrm duplex with oversized 1ar91e. Quiet • prlnte. n ear major ~na. Perfect 11tart er or r etir ement home. <:all M0-11.Sl. ·~ "#-HERITAGE . • REALTORS Ccata Meta 4 Plelt. tlalle level, all 2 Br 1 Ba. Jn· (Om • $1200 monthly. 1\7&,ooo. H3·7f00 or ~ For Rtftt or Lease 3 BR, $675/ mo. 55 Acacia Tree La. 2 BR. 'O'le1ti. SS25/mo. 428~ Begonia 2 BR. den, $62.S/mo. 1947 Port Cardtrf 3 BR. den1 view. $975. 2125 Yacnt Radiant 2 BR. den, view, $000. 27 Montnnas Este 5 BR. S780/mo 2042 Port Weybridge 4 BR. fum rm. din rm. View, S975/ mo. 2019 Yacht Resolute mmJ1 I 1 '0-¥1 I' I \I I '1 • ' ( I I' 11•t , :.1• t ,, tilt, FREE HEW YEAR Pool, tennis, sauna, $385. Celec>. $395. 645-8294 eves NEW2 BEDROOM Spac. newly pnt'd 2 Br, 1 social program. 7 pools, 8 SSl-6045 WATERFRONT HOME OCUHFROMT ba, enc paUo, dshwahr, tennis courtl. At Faahlon Spend 1978 In a brand 3BR,2ba.yrly.SS9S 2 Br, gara~e. A/C. $315. no c hldrn or p e t1 . Island. Jambor .... •-San new b •a c h home . 2 Br. encl gar.. boat mo 645-4655 &MJ.52Sl ..... • SpllCIOUS, upgraded Ulru-dock. Winter rental $360. ST&tS TO IE.A.CH . · Joaquin Hills Road. out. frplc .. dbl. garage, 6734790 23BBrR. b6:1Sb eun£...r ffl~ Lo1rtghe 3 tBr Townhouse E. 20th. Le 2 Br. 1 bn. C714t 644-1900 pvt. yard . Children & • iba, un · .,._ w pa io. garage + patio. gar, new parnt & pct.a welcome. Only pool. Quiet complex. cpts. Adults, no pets.--------.. 5525/mo. See dnlly 1-5. Adult.ti, no pets. S350 '275/mo. ;52.2550 associated SU 17th St. Agt. 98CHUtil 645-3.'181or 675-~9 or 846-1311. Dmoa Pohtt 3126 3 BR. 2 BA, pool, fenced yard, 2 car gar .. close to scbls " a.hps. $395/mo. 1st & I ut. 673-4545. 111101<[11', .,, '"''•II'.> l'' 1. w a.ii, ..... , · -~ 1 EASTSlDE sunny 2 br. ••••••••••••••••••••••. patio, garage. bltna. 1275. 160 21st St. 548-2127 ME$APIMlS l Bedroom apC, garage. 1 nule to beach. At Dana P<>1nt493·007S .. -I T~. January :t:"tt78 ~Wi,~i':":";';~:-;:~::-:-:-:-~==:':':"~~~~~------------~------------.r.----------------=:;;:::::::::;;::::;:;::::;::;;:::;::::;;::::;;;::::::;;:=-:;::==~·;:;;:-;;:: .• :··~ '"Add It ... Build it. Diaper il...Hammer it .. Carpet SERVICE I 1 REC'JORY Plumb 1t ... Patch 1t ••• P1pe 1t •• ~t<emoae1 1t. •• ' I •t ..• Cement 1t •. Wire It .Hoe it ... Clean it ... Move Roof lt .•. Landscape it ... Tile 1t ••• Tr1m it ... Sew it .. . rt...Press 1t...Pamt 1t.. Na1l 1t ... Plaster 1t •.• Fix cl... Haul it ... Add it ... Plant it ... Alter it. .. Learn it .. . OM. Y PfLOT Cl Afipi91Ce...... c.,.tSentu a.ctricd G...,. .. Senlc" H1:1•1d1 '1 9 M•am 'f ,....,,, .. ,Mt ,......,,,,~ RoofMt ·····••···•············ ....................................................................................................................................................................................... . B"J Appbance St!rv. OArpet Man will lay Yours ELECTRICAL SERVICE HANDYMAN: C&TJ)entry, WAnl ll REAU.Y CLl::AN Brickwork. Small Jobi. lntcri~, exterior paint· CUSTO!it PAINTING. ROOFS FOR LESs TRJPCHA.RCF:SlO ~fea!!!~~e~~~~::'!ort CALl3$15hr.~SMALL electrical, plumbing & HOUSE? Call Gingham Newport, Costa Mesa & !.:rf~U:h~P~J }!J Extenor Speclalut. 15 All typta, flnan avalf. ~S.M&Ul.S.A ,.,., at bi&&tt s~vi-8. Fr JOBSBU-8233 noocs.847·2787,MH50' GU'l.Free«>t64S.Sl23 lrvlM.67S-317Seves. •'11194 • yrs local refs. Uc/boo· Free est. Uc/bond'd, In· 5'&9-34%2 957 oi..., -· u d~/lnsrd, 1uar work. ar. Senlor d~na dbcnt. est, 64S.3&MS Hublurd Bectric HANDYMAN SU .... SHIHE GIRLS Mo""9cJ Pro( paint'& & paperbang. Free ests. Won't bo un· lfH-OUlDnytjme C.pe...,. Steam Clean·Hollday Ucml36 645-8974 NOJ.OBTOOSrtfALL Housecleaniwng & ofCiee ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ing. Clean, work guar. dub.ld831-1081 ' ROOFS 1 tall~ f ct ••••••••••••••••••••••• SpectaJ. Cpt & \Jpbol. . CALL~ 1peciallsts. e welcome "Two Men Will Move Free est. 957·0941 ns a& • ory DOORS, wanduw~. Llc/1nsrd/guar.3 rm,n<i ~RJC~·Pnced H-.tt R.E.accounls.$pecia1s: You" We handlu bag S36-43113 '"-tw/ltepalr dlrect;estab35yn.Call cabanets, s helves S.G limit S2S.9S, halls & nght·free--,stimato 011 -ncJ Apts & Condos. lJuy. move s·offlce & ••••••••••••••••••••••• HaroldCunnSC9·29'l Rou.:h/finr:.h. PH;kup ~atbrm free. L·I·F·E large or small jobs. •••:••••••••••••••••••• week or month. &nded, houaehold. Distance & Paint Your Casff• VERYNEATPATCJl Le k R l S 1 ll work.642-678.J Systems 631·53 50 , Licensed 673..ro!lll OC<, STUDENT. Big ~ .. llc'd , insrd. Refs. l ocal. also packing. 1\veraireExtr 1SltyS39S JOBS&TEXTURE 0 11 cpe r pee a 1:11t. --------h4S-3939aft6. --ton truck. Tl'11sh, trim, ~0-9525 Lowest lcgul rote. ·•Story$$$5 Jntr$45rm Freeest. 893·1439 A rdoofs, free c.:st . SftfCIAL OFFER t•tr Handy'().12·5703 _. u I rd c I ·r 1 9 " . • -Woo ward R ooCa n i; Carpentry· anv type. Cl'mlftt'/C -HOUSECLEANING c/ ns . a 1 l · 44 Pr!ces Incl matrl/labor PATCH PLASTJ:o:IUNG Maintenance &llM403 Zt rw1cl, dc)()ri., etc, ulso oner .. • P~t Light installed Home Care S..-vlce Ph 847·7278 Guar/lnsr·Free e:.t. A Ii t y Pe s • t' re e hn. Cmm'J, lic1 c:.L 548·2'719 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S60or less 673 5013_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expr7~~;~ rds. P~-,,~,..--Uc320881. Ted 636·7085 ~ti mates Call 540 tllll!S _aft5. "n1r~kC~':-iccrketel work. GardeftillCJ S11ij1lc rc~ponsrblt• adult ---.;:';~ •• :::":".'........ ~ •. . . T'"Sff"Ylce r~ Servlc• co . 't .11• ssum. P · & ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.ocal ref1t. JJontl l.'d if SUNSHINE GIRLS MICHAELS PAINTING. '9umtHtMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -r· ncre e wa IS. ecunl)' \"L'L'DING c . "-r ... PETERS PAINTING ext. houses & comm. R I t I i ••••••••••••••••••••••• Builders. 834·9118 '....... • Ll::ANUPS nee. n e cow.to.u nrea. AH types of home and of· Expr'd. Re as Rate:. bldg's. 675-5141 uft. Sprn. •••••:••••••••••••••••• ~?:: ~ r ml mLln.!· Shampoo & :1tcam clean. -----\\cekly Mamtcnancc _4963281 _ fil:e cleaning package:;. t'rec Est Call Gene HOMESAVERS. Plumh· r,"""' ...... ee ei. . c ... Color bnghtcners; wht Cotdractor . Free el>l 642·9907 HouMCIHniftcj --Spcc1 a I A pts & R. t:. ss:?-0458 • ' ~nc painting at stlt'y busy 1~ & lleallng. Frl'c e:.t, nsni. 961M)'29S, 6U·2624 <;Pts 10 min bleach. Clean ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oii; It. Lundscape M:lln· ~ .................... _ work. Bonded/insured. "" ,,.\.. nee:;, Try me. fr est. st $10 hr. Hone:.l & rell'g>le W•wtMds liv, din rm, hall SU. Av& R.J .Hutrman & Son, Gen l ,1 •-Ed 11,..., 'SECL"' 'N NG . Free ests & Zthr service. PROr ESSIO.,:~L Paint~~ c/tnsni. 836-SS55 service. BoCA, MIC K. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm S7.50, couch $10, cbr C«itr. Custom Alt & Add enance: ·' ow "' gc. 'Al • i;.1' I is our ~9525 Ing. lnter/Ex ·-.. • "i51·3~or8f1-0383 G ll ·Full m31nl haullng business Reliable work•uar642·0386 ..._ Inde pendent Paper Pine & Solid Oak $!!. ·u~r em pet odor. Ptl\ios, c abinet's, I ' I ' • • · ' R· R~mane's Houseclean· " Hanger. The finest Any plumbtog, waler waterbedsCompletellne ~t ~e:r~1r:,;yss~fl: ea:;~ ~~~am~~w S:~~-4 R0esr ~:'!:s':f!~t~~~t~l~na. ~~~1~~ul'~~~~~·~.ag· int. Refs, reassmable, PalnU01. Extr/lnlr. Ex· cra!tsmanship avail. serv. leaks, bathroom " acc. Reasonable . own trans 642·1403, pr'd, honest. neat, reb. U c/lnsrd. Rels&freeest encl. ceramic We. Reas. Terry's Nwpt·Bay • 5.'.ll--0101. S48~U. Uc & bonded. WaLft Ad Help? M2·5611 Want. Ad Help? 642.-~ 6U-3439 Uc'd 964-1045 Dave 673-3858 83U488 M2-0161 A.p lsw1th........_ RlfthHtoShcre 4300 lusiftffsRtfttd 4450 Lost&FcMlnd 5300 &poymttd& • ••••••••••••••••••••··~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rr.paretion ......,.,I leach 1869 .... -.daltoommatt? .'l()O or lOOSq. fl. of Pnme L<,.,t· Fem. P1tball doit ....................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ToP fc 1 11 L• d Newport retail '>lore lite brwn hair. Vic Jobs Wanttd, 7075 ro ss ona y ,. m I . l I d . t I T b •· Lo 'I Beautiful 1 BR, Balboa TIIAT RICllT PERSO~ oca ion. mme 1a c y ru uco .,. ., ;, 1.'>o~. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Bay Club, view, sub· h -·· · Jvailable. Will r~-~t v,. HEWAHD S75. XpertExper.Germang1rl leaso.S&OOmo.646-SO& ~E-0JAT'U UNu.wTID decorate to !>Ul t. JO.O 1611~ will c:l.r.in your hornc. ll..k'.;«: ~~ ~~l('R. Ncwpart Blvd. 675·3551 ----1''1 ut rates M UU&I r: "~ lx• --"-· .i....ia1-R ~ -REWARD!! !>56 123:r . , •'' uoowq • f,_,sm tftt1111 4500 Info or n•turn of Joni: --·-------:l BR. 2h Ba, Npt Hts Kl'.! 11 :11 S1 11t·e H171 •••••••••••••••••••••• • h·, "'1 h l. , le . t H-'p W-'--' 7100 twnhm 2 car "ar c • air"' w 1 c ma ta . '" .,. .. ~ ti • r l ,., • . nc ll ' ·''eel f I l J o o S r1 . f t . u n I t . Lot.t 12/ 15. &it! 5008. ••••• ••• •••••• •• •• • • •• • pa o. rp c, massive _mmul• nct.'u . rma e . Spnnklered, E·2 fir!' rat------------ SPANIUN' NEW SCRAM-LETS A~;y~~~~s --Storaqe 4550 ANSWERS LERK ms tr st<!. ~SSO/ mo. s.harc• :! Bdrm 2 Ha apt, ing. Approvt-d flbcrglai.s _646-1175 or MS-3000. Agl _ C. :\1 . ~l~'>l be neat. Heh a· booth. S-l55' mo gro1o:. Tustift 3890 ~}~6~~-~t?n~r llJ\~l. & C.M.O~fl.10·1360 ··•·•···•·•·•·········· ----- $240. UT1L IHCLD Ger ••••••••• •• •• •• ••• ••••• C Wuter. gas, electnc1ty. f;T!.t 4 350 Storage units from SIS Drover -Tunic At least 1 year or varied Unique 1 & 2 Br .••••••••••••••••••••••• mo.ln<loor&ouldoorRV Shiny -Heresy -Jccounts payable ex· Complete recrc111ionol Sl'.'l:Gl !-: G \RAGE & boaL i.tora11.~. M11r on SECOND penence with some ex· fac1laties. Adults only. ·c • ~ preIDJse. z.i hr:. security lie .. !It> dumb. when he f>ObUre to computerized Sorry. no pets. _ nr or:. or age. The Storage Place 18J05 booJ,!ht a seconlmo 962·J533 Mt. Langley, No. o< l::llJS, the first thing he did wa .. dors' invoices against 14932 Newport Ave. "'t'W Garagl"I. endo.,cd, t'ounta1n V:illey take out 3 SF.CONO sub· purchase orders/r eceav· Tusun. Call today. S3S mo. for :.torngc only Phone 96.t·l607 .. rnptlon lo TV Cuide. m1t reports. Compute dit.- 8326 II --tounts and rebates , · 122 _ C'1 ~6-l38Z Rentals Wanted 4600 LO!,T Fl ufry s 1 t ver \'anfy extensions. etc. Wetfftiinster 3898 Offic• Rtfttal 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• white Per<113n cat. male'. Prepare and monitor In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••Mature c:pl would hke tCJ l :!t:!3, 0('erf1dd. Irv put1out put documents. LGE Attract1vc :?Or. 65' PER sq FT hou;,t: sit for month:. of Reward Call C.Hh)' at prC'pare chttks and do w I r c r r 1 g , b I t n !> , ltil7 Wt.:STCLI Fi''·=" Ii Feb & Mar Locdl ref,, M:?_M_3_1 or_00.2_ 71&1 i.ome f1llng. Typing and <'pti./drps, 1n qukl adlt ,\GT. !Hl·.'.iOJ2 Non i.mok1n~. l'o ~h or REWi\RD _ l.OS_T_· -~-la-lc-i an ability to operate 10- bldg, no pets. S230 mo. children. 64&-2607 bl;ick l,ab, \'JC Bayside key u must. uUl ancl'd 897-liOS _ 150 I Westcliff Dr. lushtets/lftnst/ Dr & Carnation. C'dM ~tth Fvmlshed ""ewpart Financial Ctr RftanU An. ... to•·Jumpcr", 12/29 oru..furmlhH 3900 L~llCJOfflceSpace ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wcuring red scarf & ••-••••••••••••••••••• CallonSiteMan:i~l!r BuMness ~,.ilver ch oke eha1n 13742 Newland S t reet 17141G423lll ext2'Hl ~ 5005 _m_s..i_ot_4_a_skfor8ol> CGardcn G r ovc). ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful 2 bedroom vpL'i ExKUtfn Row Inc: FUNKY l n e x c c I I e n t O<c spare in Newporl neighborhood. Private Alrpart Arca. Reception, LITTLE PL.AMT Lo:.t. Rrey Cal, female. !.horth:ur V1r. San Joa· qurn llllls & Snn Miguel l>r. Cd '.\1 640·tlOll.S pa.tJo view from lovd y phone :-.en .• conf<>rcnn· STORE kitchens; enclosed rm. krtch, i.ccy scrv, dll'· In pnmc locallon Anx L<l\l l>c<' 28. 1 mn i'°l'tn gar a g cs ; po o I . latmg & copy machine. ious owner mu~l 1oell Slwphcrd, blond dr, hll. c·lubhou~c. $31Slmo. Call f'rom$290. !714>75.2·7170 quickly. f'\Jll price SS,OOO ~e Call 545-0150 <:armen <M gr Apt. ti at I o --- Send resume or apply in: TREMDATA CORP StClftdard Mtm0ril'I Division 1\n Applied Magnetics Co. 3400 Segen.trom ~anta Ana. Ca 9270-l 171-1 I !>40-3605, E1<t 213 894·0-i85 or Wa nda 111 THE EFFICIENT Pus uwentory. wn<>r f''ound · Mali• Gray &. -52 1920 548 85S3 Q 11 may help hnapcc. llurry, White Dot: S<'gcrstrom Equal Opportunity ' · or · · ua ALTERNATIVE take advantage, call nr Fairncw & Bri~lol, Employer M/1'' ~Prop,Jnc. _ \to lo mo. rent ind· REALTOR962·7788 SA963.J9'ifi ~~~~~~~~~ TifE EXCITING H •' c· e P t . .., c r \ • --ft ALM MESA A'1S. person ah zed phone Cli\. For Sale Pac1flc Healing Found Male Afghan, nr !\fl:-nJTESTONPT er:ii;e. conl. rm. mnil Sheet Metal business. Goldenwest & Dec µ BCJI. M"r\' .• underground prkg 494·9H$or837·2000. llarborJIB.842-386G Bach,1•·.,BR. &moretnNewport Ladyorlad1es loo""rate --""' THE ""XECUTIVE ,,_ F'OUND. Sm. Blick dog, from $220 & up r, lunch counter an a verv SUITE '"0 <"70 fl·m. Vic. Magnoli a & In· Adul•·. No rct~ ··""' .,,.. ru~e h.-'Ith food store 1n. .., ., • u duinapolls, H.8 962 2218 1561 Me.,a Dr SINGLE to 3 room suite~ Costa ;\1esa as a coo (5 Dlks E:.i:.t of 1'i c" porl a var I. Nr OC Ai rporl. Ct'!>s1on. Good op ply to Found. Pale Orange [Ang DI\ d.) F'\Jll .services avail. in· have your own bus1nesi. Haired Cot. Costa Mesa. :>16 9860 clud rccept . lo answer _7_5_1._1662_· _______ 1 _£all __ s..i_6_·7_308_. _____ 1 126"1 r.1 St t phones. Conference TR'"'VEL '"'GE ... CY Fl)und : Long H air ed ~ r owcr • rec room, Xerox mach. Pull A A " tGard<'n Grovl.'I Large I s~\.' s. erv for mfo. please Let us show you how to Rrt'Y white ma.le cal 11.~•r.v m apt· •lo n •o n t T 1 lirClnkhurs~/ Allanta.H B ~.., "" s · ,· :.. ' t·all 714 ·11.1:i :i1-.s11 :. art :in ascency. rave :-.hopµ1n J.:. Will lake -----exp. not necessary. Tolul _!~.:! 01'12 _______ 1 Acctng Bkkpng TEMPOURY Register Today to work on vanous accounting & bookkeeping assign- ments. Work close lo your home. F q;ur<' Clerks lo Sr . Accoun tants needed thruout Orange Co. Robert Hair's Accountemps l'h1l<lten: l a undr y Best do\\ntown Luguna startup & operating t..OST : 1:l'm.Old English fal'lh l1es. $195$20!'>/mo location. Luxunoui. Ex· cap1talrPquirt!<IS30.000. Sheep dog. "Shags".~~~~~~~~~! Ut1 l1lll'S pai d . Call ecutrvc Su1lt'S, wood (714 >838·9242 Mission v. Golr Course. -636·73~3. Quail Pla<:l' paneled & plush crpts. ---------1 Reward. 831 .2785: Account.Clerk/Typisl SOOS. Main, Ste 501 No. Tower, Union Bunk In The City of Orange 7141835-4103 Prop, Int . $350. mo. Parking. rccf'P· lnvfltn.ftt 770-02ll ask for Joan. Exper. 10 key, accurate Rooms 4000 t1onist. sccrel:irle:.. Opporiwrity 5015 ---------1 typist. fam11iarw/billing ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jn'>werl n ~ service, ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST: Male Cairn Ter-procedures, salary open. Xuox 3100 LDC, ton· If you're not getung 13.8% rlcr. black & tan, call 89Z-5.S23 Room w/ klt<'henctte r I I t · l ---------1 $50 k & <n•nce room, ~· !.O ava1 . re urn on your 1nves · anytime. 753.3972 -. ~ _ --_ ":.,ee8 97u up. -l!ll 17!>;) ment, call Sandy Ross. ---------1 ~~--'" • ...., . Aja.'< Co. 83'7·3744 Lost: Irish Setter remale. AdmAssUEx Sec Sl4K Exc<'ut1vc -.u1tl'~. You1----------1 1\pprox 1 yr. Vic : StaffAccnl SJ4K i\mbassador Inn m ~Sta nct-d an oHlcc., We need MoMytoLoan 5025 Bu'>hJrd/C11rf1cld, Ftn Per5<lOSFriday loS14K Mesa. 2277 If arbor. Cen· .1 tl'nanl 'our orrer to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vlv. 96R·5197 Des Engr/Deg $18K+ trally located, 235 room<i U'-. trom S'.!:.!:i Pl'r mo We I st 2nd & 3rd TD 's Irvine Personnel Agency .llANY with k•lt'ht·n. on .. r lo \OU luxuriou~ WANSAVAJLABLE PtnOftalS 5150 488 E.17thCoslii Mua phone" TV. Swammln5: fJllJn• CllCCllll\'e !ice··· r ...... t l t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Su1te22-i 642·1470 pool j · d "· .,..,..1 no 1mpart3n . . acu111. un rl'r. pc•r,on.il pholll.' l'O\ I oil 493 llOZ Drinking problem'.' ~ Help W •hd 7 t 00 Help W..ted 7 M>O Http W•hd 71 OC Hlllp W-.ct 7 t 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANAGERS & MANAGER TRAINEES STOP KIDDING YOURSELF! START THE MEW YEAR RIGHT! You 're in u managerial position earning an average living -but. that's it. You're drowning in dreams of doing better. Color Tile Supermart. Inc., a highly successful and growing retailer in do-it-yourself h ome impr ovement and decoratlng products h as the opportunity you need to uncork your true pote ntial. If you are ready lo give total commitment to success ... no compromise ... we'll give you the chance to grow with us. Our management trainee program is tough, but you'll get as much in return as you'll give. You'll be given a guaranteed salary and a chance to earn more. You will set your own pace. In addition. you'll have .the o pportunity to participate in stock purchase and savings plans, as well as full insurance benefits. If you have a minimum two years sales or proven managerial experience. or college, we invite you lo meet with us at our Management Opportunity Seminar at: Holiday lnn Los Angeles Airport. Century Blvd. at La Cienega Blvd., Monday, January 9, 1978, at 7:00 p .m. Anaheim Sheraton lnn. 1·5 South at Dall Road Exit. Tuesday, Jan. 10.197~. at 7:00 p.m . Pasadena Holiday Inn. Pasadena F reewav South to Arroyo and Cordova Streets. Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1978. at 7:00 p.m . Pomona Griswald Inn, 1·10 to North Indian Hill at Foothill Streets, Thursday, J anuary 12, 1978, at 7:00 p.m. It won "t cost you a thini except your time to hear about and investigate our company. as well as ask any questions you m ight have o( our National Personnel Man a~er. At the conclusion of each seminar. an information packet further cxplaininii o ur company and programs , will be pa ssed out a n d interview &.1ppo intmcnts will be taken from those wishing to apply. Inte rested? Call one of our Distric t Managers Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a .m .. to 9:00 p.m. He will answer any questions you have a nd assign you a f ree reservation to a sem inar location of your choice. Employment agencies are invited. Call Area Code 213-334-7310, 334·8263, Arca Code 714·995·0305. 827 -6700. 998-5570. or 998·2190. An Equal Opportunity Employer. BABYSITTER for School 8 0 ° K KEE p E ft f 0 " ..'Id . 30 Public Acct,. o<c. 2 or 3 nge cw ren. l .4S to 4: di ya a wk. Call: 960·2'136 PM. Mon thru Fri.---------- Irvine. 833·11MS IOYS·GllLS BABYSITTER Needed. 12-16 years of .ige. Eveft' Pref my home. San inc work. Obtain ne'4( Clemente. 5 dys, 1:30 to i.ubscripUons fortheDal· SPM. 493·2851J3obbie ly Pilot working with an ----~.-c~---1 udult supervisor. Earn BABYSITTER needed. S20 to SOO per week or P/Ume. m y home. Moo more. Call (213) 596~ thru Fri, 1 :30 to s:30. S.E noon to !Spm. (213 > Jlunl Bch. 2 children. 498-2473. Spm·9pm. CaJI call art&. 968-7071 Collect. Babysitter. Tues & Fri 8 to s. 1 yr old boy. My home, own trans. ~ IUSIOY must be 18.. Appl)' Tues & Thul"S. 3-4PM. Charle~ Brown·s. 16180 Bead~ Babysitter my N.B. home1_BJ_v_d_ .• _H_.B_. ____ _ roe-2 chaldrcn, l day ai----------JNk. Refs. 64G-464S. IUSIMIESS ts Baby11lter f/Umc3-4 d1ys IOOMIMGo a wk for 2 sm children. We need good help. Some overnight. Good •Assemblen pay. No wknds. S86-39S6. *Auto MKhCMic BABYSlTTlNG ror •TNCkOrh•en Teachc.r in own home. •Offke Staff NB. 7:JO AM to4 PM. Ille Expcr'd '-Trainccr; housckeep'g. May bnn1 MacCregOt'Y:ichti. • own smJ child. Provide 1631 J>laccnlia, CM own lrans, refs. Calla---------673-9529 BAKER Exp'd or appron· uce. Cell btwn. 8~M & noon. 4l96·1410 Banking TELW For our C06la Mei.u nt · free. Exper preferred Call Mr. Donnellv al 548-2300 . C&lifornia Federal Savings & C.Oan 2700 Harbor Hl~d. CM Equal Opport Employer CANVASSERS •STUDENTS• WeWont.You! To Make$ Canvassing. Salary+ loftUH5 We Will Train. 7Sl·S411 CAREER SALESMEN HEEDED Jan l. Three Yr Training Prog ram . Sala ry + romm. Start up to $3000/mo Contact Mr. Bradley 83...,Bm wkdy~. f.61·~ wknd/evcs M/F'• EO.E. 1t--------1eashlcr ssso BankingS&L TeHerTrainH LOAN PROCISSIMG Well known co. seeks out· ClERK going pen. to assist. Busy. pleasant NB. ore. chentele. Call Wendy. Xlnt sal & benefits. Real 8'3.1·2700. Dennis & Den· advancem ent avail. 111s Personnel Ser vice of Must type sowpm . lrvinl'.2082Michelson. Telephone & customer C:lshier PIT. Thurs.Sun. contact. See M sdellnc Call Barb11ta {or appt. Dawson. 673·3130, Im· 540·3280 penal Savings & Loan. ---------3366 Via Udo. N.R. CIVIL EHGtMEERIMG Beauty Stylist wanted. OESIGHER Must know new trends. Expcr'd In ~ub division Also beauty uss1st ant & n work. Apply in person, to Julltele manicurist. Mr. Fuentes. Jloberl. 83'1·817983'1·4250 Bein, Wllllam f'rost & ,__l _EA_UTY--AS-S-IS-T-. _, Assoc., 1401 Quail St.NB. Full or p/l w/Cuture. Top ---------Wages. 837-4250 or 837-3719. IKl<PR/ A1sl1taftt P/T1me. Machine a c· counting system. 10 key adder & typing. Expr pref. Will tram. 642·19l2 10amto2pm ---~-----~·-room. Oall> & \\ l't·kh 1 r.1i:t>. rc1erilll>111i.t. con· r er, • l'all Alcohol llclpllne ralc:.sturtin,::lrnm~IH.• ll'rt•n t·c room "'ri1x. \lon v A ·al·bl z.thrc,.1dayll:l5-:CR30 AMIMALHOSP. Boal carpenter. capable week . . e \ I a c. man\ - -si I • ot d I k Classified Counter Sales & Reception 11nl.1r} '\<'.11 !'>11 C.oaia sources. all pro)eCl!> Al st • rYlft• etn1 wor on custom The Dmly Pilot has an ---64~.4~1-1 -. 1'1,,,., ea!>y lrt•t•\\1.1~ ;1c S50Kmin 75200S2 ('J ri~~EGc·o~n"r~dT:nta"al Clean. b3the & assi11t. HttpW..ted 11oqHetpWCIMM 7100 yachts. Good benefit~. aperuni: at the main or "'·rru"hed. ,''r ".C.J. 1.·,,,m ('(·,~. ·11•11 II~ 'tfl\I( llel.'Ch.1-----------1 .. ,,. I c '60 da•·s 673 2745 • .. .•••••••••••••••••••••••• The Willard Co E 0 t-; nee rronl countl'r. Dulle~ .... 0 ·~ " .... • .... _ T ('l)Unsehng & referral. cu:.:. J. • ••••••••••••••••••• ,.. 1300 Log3n,· c·.;. •. · tosharew/youngcarccr ~e will supply il. Call wwwt~._ rvst ..... ASSISTANT COOK· ''' consist of closs1f1ed ad woman. Rent teduc-l m 'li!l 211it DHdi 5035 ,\bolt1on, adoption & ---------ASSIMILYLIAD Eirper not necessary,,_71_4_.$4_6-_9822 __ . ____ sales, reception ror the exchange for hou5ehold EXPAHDIHG IM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~;~E SC7-2563 Af,!1:i::t~6:a~~~ "~r Assembly of small elec neat appearance, some,_ ________ , ~l~~:J'!!ort: ~fues~~~;.! duties. 552·l548 or '9787 LOWEST around tor ss unit com· tro-mechanical devices . backaround. salary Boa\Manufac:turer 7.s?-2975 Barbara. •MICHIW'S* C u ( .. Req'a e-q>er. tn directing open. The Fish Buckel "5 wpm on elcctnc and Consider thla beauUfuUy lfl'ftnstltatft plu In ... , • 21., > work ot up lo 10 as Restaurant Call Scott Ericson Yachts be capable ot deaJln£ Lasuna Niauel $150. fem. lndscpd hualness park In l•tT.D.'s, ~--OuttallMaasage ~1. aomblen. 673-?'20'btwna&4PM wllh the public. Op· Pool. view. can before the dynamic N .B Airport • •-10AM·2AM 731-4482 .ACOSWfTCH IMC Has \he followlnf F /T portunlty for advance· Spm.831-1839. Business area. Space WT.D.Lo.s. SphiWR....... A/RSICllT.AIY ~l39Bak Ccet.M AtMn\otlve openln&• ror exper'd ment. Excellent com- Mature Miit. furn BR. pvt. avail: 1455 sq.ft. or pure Fal~t Terms slnre UM9 llUSo. El Camino Real ~~Ji~:.O n.;Pe!• wf:?: 54; 3041 csa New Detail Shop needs ~!.'Wates based on ex-rany bcnenta. B k·t ri 11 til olc Dt li0c-64c; 4200sq.ft. Sotttft-MtcJ. Co. S Cl Full 11 ..,,.., .... p d 1 k .. bdp. ,_ Forlnt.ervlewpleasecaU a, I P v &es. u ol'c/warehse. Call prop. '42-2 t 71 545-061 I an ement.e. Y c. exp. ai Vac, 'c pay, F.qual Oppor Employer Top wa1es paid. Engine .. CaWMI Shop Ptrr.onncl ()Hice fum.S13S/mo.9'19-8699. mgr Judy Clark at f'oroppl.4!>2·72941 profit sba 1'ln&,J'!~~~~~~~~ SUwnen, en1 painters, AasembMrs &tH321,ext276 ValffM I.tali 4250 833-8813 or stop by Com· Retired couple has money DANCE OF ruN Westminster. Ph: Mr buff en & POiishers, op· Fllllllt I.hi• ....................... mcrce Park, 4100 Birch to lend. 1st & 2nd T.D.'s BUl nude girls dance & Lloyd,897-2515 holstery shampooers. C9J"ntir1 Cabin, Bllf~ar. sips 4·18. St. Agent. 837·3744 rap se11lon. lOAM to 4SSEMILIR $ LER cbedc out. ~lck-up & de· &tgine l11stall1rs W up. Pool tbl. cir tv, •Ofo'lo"fCES• Sold my home in Loguna 21\M Mon.Sal U 5 N. Sm flrm in Oranae Co. AS EMB · liv~1f.';~lBI, CM FUii benenta: M<.od1cal. dblrrp,1. 49-l·Mll 1''rom SlOO. 27GJS Forbes Beach. Wiii sell m y J·~~i~l~?/.~~'tJ~W i\ll Airport 11.t~n nds electro· JDll. NEES $4.5-1030 dental, opllciil. Plea:;e lttftf•stoShwe 4300 Rd. tD&Una !'111guel, \Jlt, S29.S50 2nd TD. ro r ---mechnlcaJ "mcteh llll· ftlU 1 ~ ::ippl~ al Security Ofc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IM, &iMG33:S44 00:\3 $23.000 cru.b Call Ken. ni-;r.AXL'IO fASSAGE aembltr l•r prec In Needed ltnmedlal ly 1931 Deere Ave. S.A. ORAMGf COAST DAILY PILOT :l.30 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa Equal Opr>ortunit} Employer • ~al~ ~ Jootuna fbr J· - -----6i3-4$.15 Bc11JJumeJ·UC Mll'l,t'Ur strumel\laUon. Exp r• Uina • short term U • a·voN • " mp,., ...._•Refttal 4450 Outcall9·1U94-5tll q'd. top pay (or l'labl. 11l1nmenl1. llol\day & .._.·--------1-----roommute(~> ln find &r ••••••••••••••••••••••• persoo. ft1nge bcntOts. " a c • t i o n Cl • y • ,.. .lU.~...:'.P}...1~~l h aru 4DILUXIOPC'S •,~_c_~,1 hi M.o1..55.o1..G1t. ph Ron Adams tor appt. Kosr,ltalluUoa plan lif•• Booltlt~cplna mnchino Clrrlcnl. 1 girl ofc. Needs .,,.........,, ~~ ,.,_,, --"' "' '" ""a o o E a.1 s od , ..... operator for aulo do· a person to do Ille l)'plna. -.-v. rm., Hat 2S. all Lott&,..._. RCiUU MODILS 557 . ...,.,~ ... . • •v• •~"·· tartt av e.p.Mow aleublp. Xlnt frln1e AIP, AI R & handle Rdlabl M/P toahare b\n paneled, am. wh.se In r•· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... 5 ..... ~S .•. ~ llliil ~•YON ....... _...11 ... ,,_ ........... "1 C""• phonos. Call for appt. Nwpt Bch ·~ Sl9l mo. tit'. 1 or a yr. lease. Lake . _......., ir tOO ISCOITS -_..__ ' .. ~ -''°' .. • -vnu v.. 0 E lit/lit. .tbart utll 7rly. Poreat aru. Kenl AMa•~--• Xlntbenenta. Small Ill• ~ATTYIS dltions. Call Gordon $40.J7lil.~. · • • ~ 1~7· -,..,.,fflrtWll ....................... OUTCAL.LOMLY co. Sm.all cocapdNOtt. Best Oaa. to •t•blfah Taylor tor appt.. CLERK.full"JNU1tlmc. • ..::.. ,.., ~~r '·'' , ~i7iWfl.a:J HOuHllUJni while 1our Hl·Jlt L Good roamaal dttt•UY• 1 =q ur ~ lntereal.edf n4:5ff.1010 Karl'• T~, llo&bl It WOMANtoehr.abf. 2ba ...,..,. No °'I· elderly t.)'-.l&hL I Yr. min a·1~ ~741 can *'7061 or Zenilh•-------1 &a!Jonery #SO F•shton E/Slde C.M. horn•~ 400 sq. It. C·2, cple. Refa 42-UU, £SCORTStRVICC per.C'AULlWu814DD. ~WI o. i.1 ..,. N~ .... a. w/tn.UU.. quiet. Woma.11. AlC, at UO &. 11th st. ~, ._ MODE.UNG OllI'CALL N.V . .,-.11• ,,.,_...., ~ 1.r".: ~ ~> • ' ' '1 8ookkHper/'l'1pl1t, (ii.'6'4-oo8i1'"0 ..... ic ... ~.r$l.:s~:-t·"~:r.: IUO/mo.DoyleS41-U68 I' MH01u·· "'~ ~ ~ EmP'oJ'er, Eltter ror'l7 mo. old :m::;:i,~: i!f!!.~~ CLBK/fYPrST '31-40Zf btf. lAJ4, aft SZ• 1 ... Slore·Offlce.::, SCRAM·l£TS ~~~. ~'ti~.,~: ASSll..S ·" . My home«"°"""' 87,... ~wnm, accunte t~· 7p.. ,, .• , 11oeo.a t\ under» l9CT81:.i IUt'WERS ...... "" v---li1on eteclro-, at.ur• •llh Nfft' ncet.1--.------1 .. ,. ~ .. ,'" " 1 'i ''," , Buc'hlJl.HB.&U.2s:M M'1 . want• nlte owl coun· ~h~~cal uaen,tl>Jy of ASl8•BI · lrvfno or Costa Neu IOOKICUNl ins'. Dutle• to ll)CI o P.rwanl•d Lo •hu11 .~ -· • ' ,, Clphtr -Paay-U!rpart. P.O. Bo• na. cm.U compoMeU. ., EiqMr.---•PCB. aru oaly. C.11 650·5#7 COMMISSIOMS ::r~:i:;•~·m~~o;h:~ w/Hme brand MW 28" ~-~FM~~~~~"''·; 11 Swut-Comer -CM Glm7 ''~i,f it~··· ~-prd'd,,_-111 '" n. !1[t. IOMD•S n-tmna• or l1J.3736 and Npt Bch Invest. Firm. duu . YJUmc, 1:30 to 1 ~Ol\do, liaauu Hlll•; 1'm..PuAlariln Rttrpe• PRICS j :·~.itSlft:Ri1,r.8• ~eil!1· '116Mlha '"f w11~. il .. verneaeae. Flcliarwo <"omm111't bk· PM $3 50 br. Vlll ait• DeOlmoTT\l:rJft2 ;,' &M·'1383 '01s !ia21 I'll'tMto•bOM'«Hlm <"'.er«OedM1tlll1t·uc ~~ S•COSWIJCMIMC Sporl1 T Milli lr&abYalt i .... Prt•Sat1 4'P'rRtqt~plftJ>tl~ WAY luuoment Fmt .ef +. &o ahare 2br. ~ -_, J l• nfpit. ~· 'hlnll that , Hoilt.1Ca1l1 · B1Appl.11 i lta&Mer:ec.ta ll•a T•tbnelol). int W. P}CJ:'U. som work ·~"· ltnowlectae rn r1:~d· SSl-ll'Ttl , ~ 2bia, noblte hm . •1.AGUNANlO BL• fripuMdl1\C~moilWat .1 831.._,. ~ · 14t404t : jMaeArt.hur, Stille 110 ~· nitplbr,Sl. an; lnl torn~uter report.a. ')--a.TY.,;.ST ~ ll•11110. Alt 14M1'5; "1'm1'orbft Rd. IMPAIC£ottheLlck•t. , ............. ., ... ,0 ..-aOpillilrE~tr .... Ml mtdl\lP\. Co ta M a CWO-Ol.Z). ~" ~ --" n ~ M-MM ~ =~:~ ......... sllO ••••• .. ••••••••••,•••.. ~ .• ... .117:»-, ~ nt ...u..MoC.QIQut.mor ioOtolllPtlP/C ~ai~ftJonforllll ~~tE)azci'IVk· Ole ~.ll. ~•ilN.ttci••-•n•n• G1111 HaLtclll1. Mlnl .... ~,...-AlllilaLY • Dlll~i UN'110ift.4J ~ a D99 ,_•!ti,.... I ~ ln Sm ~u~~ ~ Ill ·-........ • Aftll~ U9'ftJ11•'7mo 8o11tr UI•• or .. OUJt•dt .... ,~--PWWO&UJll.~ ... Gid .re •• , w.-c•« '"'"' 1k 1;1117 .. ctl ... ~ll::Ji:r• -. .. a.1 .....,.., Jledhua btowa 1bapect C•n 1Slm4. li ...,, -C&ll HOW;' IF i1t,..... 11171 'EwMd SEU. ... .._ wilh a Dr. ao. au. H.B._...... ._ • 1 • ,0.,_, ... ,... •·Hllot5M...., oallt.ai..-• A*l•M_...,., .., tOD. ~ *-,.....V..,. °""'Notoa..ttWAd. rorappt;KJ.tm ~CIUUO _ r;. - ' ' \' -- \ • Het,tW..t.d 7I""' • HtlpW.W 7100 tWpW..ted 7100 HefpW.t.d 7100 • .-Ol;;..;;..__.o_A.-1L""'v_P1_LO.;..T _____ ~_r_,_etd._a..,"l._Ja_n_u&JY...._3._1w_a -.... W•ted 7 IOCl w..... w_.._~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• • ........ _._ u...-w_._~ 71''"' ....... w~ 1100 ...... w__._.. 1100· I l ~ RICAI. • ••••••••••••••••• ....................... HOUHk~per perm. once .._.,, -·-... "" '-y' --........... -- Comp•ruao neadcd, r•· £ L l:: c TR o N 1 c As • w Need 11ptc o 1pan •••••••••.~-• .. !!•••••• .. H•••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••·-·-•••-•-•••• START Off tired ff'm OV«!r ISO w/car ~E BLY " WHUNO lfldy lo kffp cur home PRODUCTION .-.,..~ .-Secnl •l'f-PurchHlng ~hut lake to "h°" " eat Sin friendly conip»ny: the 11mo. Q)Uple. Eatt Quala•ty Control RETAIL for l>romanent Oranfl" THE wt. Room" l>Oard lncl 'ltw h clllllu, .iuod C.M. 752.ol'Jlor84f..$U8. , Cout. Bu1ldlns rtrrn Sm •all&I')' to raaht lad)-~nefits. L«att'd inc. 1 TYPIST M~ager CURKS loeate4 ln T11u.in. NEW YEAR ~0094 CMll Cbut'k for •PPt. at n Previous con1trucUon <.:ornpanlon !or tlderJy Newport Manne E.o&ln· HOUSUllPUS IBM SELECTRIC II Aeroispa~ prOd~lll co t'~per. requlr&'d. Typ WITH THESE man, partially bA-'n·d neenn1&u.3S32 No exper. n•v. XJnt Expera'enced ··ccurate T.•·p1st neec.Jud needs exper'd S>Crton for UTOTD4 S>wpm·· no bortband. ""' beneflt.1 in<'lud 11clc f)ay .. " .. oon-<tcstrucuve tHUn1. "'---J--M.-&........_ Contact Pean CS.lQOl FR di·n 675·2Ull, 64S·9S73 EUCTllC14H Bayview Con v . 205 s i mmed1ately. 70 wpm ( muii t) cUmcn1ional inspection & _.._. ~... ·"'-EE wknds SmJ <'O. net'ds s yr expr'd Thurln, C6f 642·350S. ~ork1ng to A1JL-Q &858A l•t..'~ :'~l~ma SKret.y · to SI 000 POSITIONS COOKS ~~c~~~sTE'!t~~~f~ Housemen & maidr. Par( Time f~:!d~:ei·05i:o~ r~: Noeic~r.r.q'd.Wetraln Jrvinearq.JOO~Freeto Drt?akfa.t. Lunch, dm· $4$-0487 nudcd. Apply Be n Thursday & Friday Dar Shirl Newport Buell, Ca lhoe.e blred. Applicant.I 11pplicent. Here 1.t truly ncr. Exper'd. Apply m Brown'• Motel, 31106 Saturday Ns&ihtShsfl 92660 apply al Ulotam St.or~ the chance ol a lifetime *ytop .... toS9SO person, M<A B.trit>r·s EXEC SECY cr·': .. au~~. Hwy, South . loeat.edat. fotyou.Thllwell lcl\Own Oneort.hcbes tco'a 1nthe Rc:itaurant, 212 E. 17th -.. .... lllDclMarAve,C.M. co.lafdn«uat'lloJ978& a r e a !jeeks perlion St.C.M. Natton11I Educational -TYPESETTER RacquetB:tllRecept.Hrs, 1390N.Pacl/1cCstHw)' Intl In 1~. M 1ecy to W/Rood 11k11l11. 'fhl'I l b n firm Is looking (or lOP· JI 0 us E w I v Es & 6AM·3PM, RacqueHun Laguna Beach the v.r . ot operations, JTl(k,l tnlt.'restlng """"lYi---------i notch exper'd i.ecy to S T U D E N T S ! Ex..., · ed D h '(t ~ 9872 Hamilton. HB. Weare anequaJ your future ta just us Po!>, Xlnt potent. &. nit'l' COOK work tor the Pm~ & Sr. Housecleuners needed, .. ~nenc • ay s 1 po~n.son 96.'M864 OPPortunlty employer high as you want to go as c'O·Worker~. Days Only Vice· Pres. ot 1''1nancc. car r~. Up to $100/wk. they like to promote <.'all Chrh 510 11055 Apply In Person Applicant mU8t bl' un at 646-1006, 6734Jl58 Excellent Working Condllions REAL ESTATE from within. Good 1kllhi. Secretary to $950 ~" more hd'tlum 1J.iy~ in l Ill S v J r ti.'\ y p •> " .. i.s1s t1ng C•rntroll1•r l.edrn ~o mt• o f tht• 111·rbo1111el function.,. XJnt Jdvancemenl oppor. 1n 1h1!> top <'0. w1 lovt•ly ofr, C.Jll Chns S-10 tiO:>S Aftcr3PM trucltvc, WE'ii i:roomed ApplyinPerson Professional, licensed Top benefits. Call ThtA.ncle.ttMcrittel" profcsi.1onal inrl1v1du11I '" s alespeople wanted. RetallGlftGdtery Ablaail Abbot Personnel 2l;o'7 w Coast Hwy, NB Skilli; or l>PlnR 70-+ wpm, '-generous commissions. nds p/llme attractive, Aeency, SS1·6122, •soo SH i.>-rwpm & .,omc 1'<' • Orange Coast Daily Pilot Advancetralntng. personable fe male. Cutnpusl>r,NB t'Ounting <'XIJl'r 1 N 1 d H.S.GUDS 64~5062 Wlulds incl. R~J)dhslble1--~--'------ C0()1( Goud !'>t•irttn1e ,,a1 xlnt & COWGE Tlt>.INED Ctftfwy Z I Crock• for all fflceu of store Stcntary to SISO Exper'd onlv AJI shift,,. work1ne rood & c.:o lJO W t I SI C t ..,. W business. Call Wed· &-ach clty. 100~ Pree to Good pay & benefit). Ap bt'ncllt'I. Apply 1n ~rson No e>.per. n•ceu. No •• ay ·• 01 Cl ..,Ho 621 • ""'-·CM Thurs aft lQAM. 675-3080 appllcanl. From th,e ply, Jolly Roger, 400 s !J 12 t 3 JO, or mall re· 11tnkf'l> or layoffs. Plenty Ask for Paul Ward Real F.4wte Sales People cround up Is where you <.'o.li.l lfw). Laguna !>um1·1t1 of work Call 539·1183. .:\n Equal Opportunity Employer wanled. Up to OO/lO% Sat.lmalul\i. xlnl opport C1ll\ be11n ln tbla newly Dcach HatiOf'ld Systems !lam 2pm comm liPht. Nwpt Bcb for sa1lmak1ng ureer t 0 r med P 0 sit i 0 n Rec-t/Stey to S850 -----C-otiott • fl31-0900 wtold establlsbed ltrm wt v1cofous 1rowin g -r 1---------1 ~ r-· le~ng firm. There are II money,., Your ioal. this 4361 ITrch St, Mpt lch ' ...._w_..._~ • 7100·~ W•t.d 7100 00·7238 _ -s tron.~ promollooal " the oppor ) ou 'n.· COOK I"' o c A rt) • ...,. --.-w...,-... 1 l lnolung for. Xlnl nnten1 .,r . lrpo ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• RECEIVING Sales Aid Hourly Poy & PolSlw lle. or you lo ..... No Jo:xper. Nect>s"ary E O.E Immediate openlnas full L--1 SK" Madel•. <21 needed Cor bonuses Newport Pools work lr\Co e1Cec. ad· tor pen.on w/J!ood I\ rnn>: A&Jply in peri:on -----or p ume No exper. nee .. ,._ 1 . color brochure. $100/per Oran•eC-Ounty ~.ali4 minii.traUve r;l)Ot. &.lper & hll: 'h. Front ofc & nirt• ,\lter JPM becuti•e S.c'y Agei. 17 thru 28. M0-408 For bu11>' H.~ .. office. hr. J.W. Lau Land11rap CLERKS • """"" bC*s &a real carea-1ee>. t·o.-worker' milkh th" Th• Ancift'lt Msi.n.,-~lust be self.starter. type Manne Corp. must h.ave mirumum 6 ing675-84S9 after SP~f SALES-Jr. Women's Call A bl gal I Abbot " 11 extrernl'ly rt.•wardin1t 2607 W. Coast llwy, NB ~wpm. Slh 100 wpm If mo. Calif. exper. 847·60'11 We need people to Fashions. Exper. pref'd. Pers onnel Agency, 'IX>I \OUhkeat~t paced day MOTHER 'S HELPER receive.mark& Ad c 1 bl t~76122 4500 C p l'Jll Chm, 5to r,w5 -----• • 1-~.....,.. 0 Le.g a I Sec re. la r. y. , ·v,. in. Newborn ... 5 "r 1 . van emen POH J e. · • a m us · • · ,,,,,. in thl.' l:u.h1on bui.1nei.:., ""',,..~·• n Cri al & 1 1 1 ..., ... "" ,, inspect nconung Apply In ptrson. The Or, N.B. COOi< pl l'a:.i· l'Jll bt'l Wt'l.'n RECEIVING min . c vi iug~. old. Own room & i-alary. merchandise in our SecOfld Glant'e. 2122 w 1---------Gft'I Ofc · to S600 l'arl lime Sumi• ex~r s. Jo,\ ;\J ·Ip :\1. S..i l an INSPECTOR ~~~·u~ar~:;h~ffl~leu~~ _l'_;n_i,il ~pk'g. 557~9797 rt'tt!iv1ng department. Oceanfront. N H Stcl'etwy to$ I 2K Some lite t\plflJ.: l'itn hl'lp ncl.' Apply 111 pni.nn Thi.' rtm1men!!uratt' w1ahtfi. Sm a 11 pre c i s i 0 n have xlnt sec'y skills & MOTOR ROUTE IMMEDIATE ---Prestl1tous clients de· \OU start l!liK ufl ri.:hl & Dt•rby, 1262 .S.1':. lln:>tol. t~. Bo nn1t' Va\ 1di.on machined & molded ab I e t 0 8 8 s um e OPENINGS pend upon your pro· ••nJov an tntt·rt·~1111" day S ,\ ''l"I ,\ A'irnnrt Loon Or t r 1 . Dally Pilot route 1n "'·II . . . SALL·s Cesslonal appr"'ach 111 "' ";7" · ,,., ,. · par s or c ertro -respcns1bihty. Pleasing ru ·limepos1t1ons ...., " rn th 1;, var1Pty poi.. -CM 549 804'1 h t! l d ll Newport Bouch. After· f II hen r bus. matters. Call Love ly t·o. w /vn•y COOi\, Lunrh W;:utre:.s, -·-·-_. -·--m<'c an1 u ev1res. per sona ty a must. nooni1 Monday through & u co. e Its. MONEY Manon, 833·2700 Dennis ll1cndl" ro ~ur'l•n. Bartendrr, all p/11me. Working knowledge of Salary open. 497.1729 f'rlday plus Saturday & Please apply in person ' " 1 .., F · Yl4.5 true pos1lloning & Dennis Personnel i all Ch11.\ .J10·00:1j ,\pp y, .,an ran<'1scun, factory Workers pref'd, proficient u.se of LEGAL SECRETARY Sunday mornings. Gros!> N • ~ tJlt (&PRIDE) Service or Irvine. 2082 llll 7 We:.ll'hff Dr, NB me.usunng instrument!! Prestigious Newport S400 iwr month. SSO cas h M~l~IJ. Ilk Mlcbelion. Claims Adj to SI 3K Cosm<'lic Salc•::-expcr. 4 0 W k Wk req'd Beach Law rirm seeks depcslt required. Good .r.t'm~ WI Tlm•·Llfe Llbrariu,•--------- l'i·rl!on who '1.i, '-1>me F umc ""rm:.inent pos ay Or STACOSWITCH INC expr'd secretary. Salary forcollege11tudcntor 2nd ·-t~.,1 Inc. h-bo"""' .a..•1 ,•-------- k ... ~ income. Call 64~··1321. ~· ~· .. ~ "' ""' s.cr.t.i-'G. Ofc ''Per. an"'"" ffil'11 " Pn• .. ugt>OrugSture.bch 40HOUrS l l398akerC01StaMcu opeo. XllH benefits. i\:.kforetrculation ,,P_.,.,.,.cmp1.,1~ --'..ffmt--.1-fof _, <flm!J ~·an lanct lh•.~ 'Int <trl'J ;\fr. Elwood . 5'"9 ,,0'"1 833-9381 ,..., "'1""""-~· fJAPPYHOUJ)AYS 111Jt Start 1978 oil nl!ht i;7:;.utso .. ·• .. -------1""'1l'V•'fl"'P1'""-l<11···.. crti~ot•. fwt lo•llMJ We will reopen on )an in lh1-.1·Jrct·r i-11ua11on ---\pply In Pl!r~on F.qual Opper Employer MOTOR ROUTE '"" B·rch \l•tt1 incl•lduals who want 3rd to start you Jn >-ovr i ,1llChno, '.>10 t>11;>.; UEl.I\ lo.HY PERSON Ecledndustrtes LEGALSE~RETARY DELIVEtlY ....,,,~ 101 NewYeor·seareer. :!tot Oove~rrl't to work in quiet ore 1n T d 1 1 ,.._,., ..... ~ '" ~~~ .to wort& for a ll•U.,. p tor l"\I area mu:.l use Be ---------l Tustin. Gd typing i.ktlb, o e 1ver argc motor 1.._,.11u 1 7.,...1cioo Employers ay All Fees u~n <·dr, >-Int hour:. 'ewport •arh IHSURAHCf route in S Laguna and ~~~~~~~~~ WE OFFER Ll%Rclndcr1>A&ency P /T Gen. Offic~ l.111· olc ~k1lb needCj.)Ol \\'n1k J h,1fl Ool) ,t ha\ I' lht r e•'! OI ( ·1 hi ' •.in f")fl • r \OU lhl! mimt·\ 1,,1 ~•11n" 111 the .. l'Jo.\r•I 1.12 fJllJti ,\cro. .. :, Prom OC Airpor1 recept e'(p. & lite bkkp'g. Laguna N1&:u el. Mu!>t -• 4020 Birch, Ste 104 _ _ Large m.surance co. has Legal !>ecretary exp pre have good dnving record R11r.C • Newport Beach 833-8190 Def ;u ---1mmed1ate operungi. Cor C'd . Call for appt nd nd bl '" EIVING •Gu•.HriySdwy , r•ery .-.ewspaper FaC'lnrv Workrr,, lilt• II !'I grads. Xlnl workJng 832·7311. a dciw a e auto. $5() INS,ECTOR li:rmanl'fllpurt-llmeJnh m achine oper.ltor,, cond..,.&bencflts. ca!llh dt!po~1l required EAper in quahtv as-•COMM.PaldWHtdy <il>l1\t•nng early mornmi: ll•mali· d·•pl \\'ill train C-'f a-£-LIQUOR CL~RK, Tue, For information call 1 •Gnatlcttms Pf• SECRETARY tlilllht"" I \ T h ~ ......... .,...... ,,.2 •321 k 1 Jl ~urancc for met'h compo. F'o c t t• c " •mt•, to ome ... in Full llml' dav., r> t11nl' 2 •rs bus1ncs:. exper. & Thur.;, t'r1 nights, s:t6S <H .., ' ai. or arry nenl.S. Small Mfn plant in •PdT~ Plmt r on& rue ion u :.1•11r11,,:, lntnl' l'IB arN:. :\lu!>L t•\e' <.:o1>t.! :\l t!i.a , hr.Cc1M.673·7S30 SeeleyorDonWilhams 11 B. C.,ll 89 ., 4 . 535 1 Near Brookhunt & lw n•hJblc & ha\'<' dcp<'n· &t2·llj?7 good figurt aptJlude. .. CALL TODAY Adams. H.B. Call btwn 9 GenOfc $600up dallle tran:.por\at1on -------ClerlrTypilt LOTATI'ENOANT NIGJIT AUD I TOR EO.E. A~t&SPM.962.6683 • .•II t'hn, Hini: Ill th1· '\1•w Yt .11 S.ilan · $JO(J ~o. 5-16~ Gardcnl·r Ot?eelt.'<.1 for ape 40 WPM lleavy phone:. Part & rull l1me EXP<!r'd, part time. App RECEPT-WEEKEND START TOMORROW ""-Aretlr)• for R.E. "fgr. " 1111., xlnl s.:rcm ch 11., l>l'I l"L'llY l\t \"' f complex m Cos ta :\lc,J. Good or~anlzation skills 557..0520 ly Ben Brown ·s Motel ]lt!nlal office, hceose """" " • '' n . I., or ear· 1"131U531!SI \pply8um2pmTues .. ~n JllOG Coast llwy, So h If I J 1\ 7t' e33 a995 Must ha11e fd shthtld & I.Ht• lqi•ns.: ''" olt· I' 1\'I T1ml.',., Rll·. No --M--SAFECO · LUMIERSALESMAN Lai:una epu, udy ori largie 't1J "O 1yp111g. Moving lo new r..wk1:ro11ml\\1lllandthi-C'.M tr I' .·1rt·.1 ('Jll'.._ _______ _, E 'df ·11 b -- -494.942;1 lac.lnlrvinc.Gd.salary I > 1" l .... SUR ""HCE xpr or retai um er . __ '.int' .r ~""4 ~.16 HKI GENERAL " "' Laguna Sch Lumber Co. NURSES AIDES Receptionis t •"'"S TIME·UfE & benefits. Apply to '·" 1 <. onilll' ·"111•1~"' COMl'A.MY 494 6538or s.to-8267 F' 'time. ull shifts. Park Sfcrf 1978 f"'1 Temp. o/ncc: The Slnger Secretary S800 l11'U \\ !OJ! I ti 'l't•k ' pll0 ,1s,1111 111•1 .... 1111 \\Ito ,. 11 ) II y., w r1 r k I II ·~ 11 1w11plc'. MrH"J I) p111~. 111 DELIVERY 17570 BrookhurNt St • ---Udo Conv. llo~p. 16H C'lff ri••ht in . PR po<>. LIBR~Rl£S INC Co. 2082 Michelson f212. .\lc·~,enj!er1Councr LABORERS Jo'ountainVulley LVN's7-l Flagship Rd , NU. "' lrvlnc,752-0:!34 5 dJy wk 1'1 lime am or ·" d l::quaJ Oppor Employer P t lime. Medir iltion,,. ti4:.!·ll044 w ever artivc co. Call E E M/F' pm Know Or,:? Co . 'it>t._1l.'d Imme 1..ill'I.' L't. Ch d Barbara, 833-2700. Oen ·l--...;-;.;.;..;.;.;~--,t-~~~~~---~- Lons.: & -.horl lf'rm J'I -------11 ·7 I' lime ar1:e uty Nt:RSl-:S IU!i & Dennis Pt•rsonncl ----secaET ... RY/L ci •·v &. 'h" pith 1 .111 Cunnit• K'l!i;Jl l!lhtwnS&ltl.\\I "'~nmenb ll11lidav & JunJtor.fullt1me Good sal & fnnge lien'> ~r e I J · 2082 110; " ~ Ut•nt olasi.1s1ant 'a r .1111111 Jl IJ' LaRuna&achLumber MesaCVerdeConsv. llo~p LV.M. ~l;u~·l~-~o~. r vine. SALES 2 Secretaries lor lluntinl(tonBcai:h lfo,..p1laluat1011 p l.in ol!J.16:>38 540•8267 661 enter. t , C ~I --2 maturca.ndrt'~ponsible Nev.-portCenterLawOf. 1u1 .'>tt:1 a\·a1l:ibh· !-.tart Tod.1~" --S-18·5585 1-'ull & Part Time Kecepuomst, Order Desk. ind1vt.duall ne•d(?d for lice Typing 60 wpm. 5 lfl l~).IJ K h $735 KEHMELHELP He'lpon.1111bl<' & d}n:tmic Good w number1>, pei>· retmlcandy~ales.Full& legal eicpr not nee e~c up J>E'ff,\ I. s1-:c11 ETAR y ~r .4 • l II. Wknd li\'c in. Some wkdy 1nd1v1duul nec.'<led to take pie. phone contact. t)'p· part.time. Management Salary cornmeQsurale "14111~ 'hill 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 · nun H FC F l'T Io :\ f ST 1 Jr _. "Ork •uo. ,.,., • :\luchmist char(le 1n sm.1U, modern, mg. Needs to be neat & """'•Uon """n. Appl": w/abll1ty. C•ll 644-7600 •'\pi•r. Ill\! ·r; II 11r ri I:! • • · • ' -"' ~...,... MOLD MA.KER I f l """" ~""' ~ '\Int c•o .,., ht "'"" ~f"porl Uth orth~on· -tOn\'n l•i.cenl i.ll"I 1ty ple:mint.MO·ll-N HELEN GRACE f .. ..1.. ' !l,..r, '.'>dlan oJ)<!n. \\nte lt•ac Dri KEYPUNCH Design&buildsmaJlpre l':\l -.&n1s.:h1s Apply C""uDIES ...._ ______ ._._ .,,.nP 1\s & ).!r•'.tl ...,rkini: < 1.is&ilu·d 'di;\'"' D Iv ompus •e c1sLon s ingle & mull• Garfield Convalc:.ccnt Rl.'<'ept1onist. We need girl """ ,. • ... ntJ, 'I M ~· .ai . 546·4741 Data F.ntry Opr. Day I r r Frd h l'k I L:igunaH1ll :\fall SECRETARY I 111{ \ .. .,,11., •. > I 1 ot, PO &ll 154i0. co~\<i !thlft 1 n·House Com . cavity mods or trans er llobp & 1 ay w o 1 es peop e \\'ed J 10 :.\~t sP~f ' 1 1 ' 1 _..,. ,,., \l<'Sa,C-3 '12626 l\rrossl-'rom puters.Req·sspecd&ac· & injection mold 7781Garf1eldAve 118 wants to wo rk 1n , an1. '., • OrderCoordinator -Orani:t• Co \1rport1 K d machines. Small :.hop. 1714 1St7 ·9671 ' plea\ ant surroundings -SAL!S/RECEPT--Regional sales ofc for ,..,,.... ~ SSOO llfNTAI OH 110 rl'<'t'P r,qu.i ppor mp OH•r Good workln,. conds ----or usy. ocL1ve ex· · • .. .. • T L· I u E I <·ur:icy. ey to 1:.c ex· f b th1• world w1·de -anuf ........ ,c.. up · · · e r helpful Sal open Daya onl}'. .. NURSES AIDES ecutives. CaJI 979·216l F' ash 1 on o r 1 t n t e d hos an opening for a II"' gr.id ok \JI •<'I\ Joli lloni"t 'l;wpl. B<'n<'rlls. Xlnt benefits & working ---wo rn ' a beg i: ~ales secyJcoordlnator " i::rol4 ina.: i·u l.111-, ot ',lt:nt.U ''"'<Pr r?~~.1. Ort ho GE;\"ER.\l.<WC BKP-.;c; t·ond-. Apply, NJtional STACOSWITCH IMC & ORDERLIES R T -.-an. inn1n p,,., riv··s accurate l"P· 11111m lor .!1h.111tt•m,.n1 ~xprpr<'f ho12 ~h~h !'Xp<:r rNI ii. 111 kc~ Jdd SV'>lems Corp 43fil 1139BakerCostaMet.a Xlnl btinef1\s. 1nclud. n~~~~~IO/~~ft[;rJ:?~; ~~ll~nr:lt~ha.l~u;ur~,~I init &good teleflbo'ne lh" " J H'n l111·111lh nE''ffAL ,\S~IST 1-;,per typ1n,:? so wpm. l'ooct Birch St. NB (~r OC 549-3041 sick poy. Ba~v•e.w Conv. New Po r l Be a ch gress1ve & 14 illt~g lo communication skill.-. •1111111 Xlnl l>l'lh Ill'< !-' l1m\• X ray cert l'<•mpJn~ hrnet1t-. r 1•1 ' A1rporU E~ Equal Oppor Employer _205.S Thurin, C~l 642 3SOS publishing fi'Tm . Good learn.,optlcal sales & con F.)\per. prcr'd. bul 14' t .iJl llita · 1111 'ill.i.i C'all~5.(H:,;1 re'l d ;\e'l'-porl lit".11·h 1 "" O T R Nurf.lng aide & -.omc knowk'<l ge of .irammar I.act. leni. work. One par\ will train the right f"it1mc & I' 11m, I\ '-""8 RA 0 Y hsckp'gfordisnhledfem. et-i.enlial.675·6730 llme&onefullt1m<'pos1 person Good sol & Didaphont Typist II \'00 l'llJOY l\J'llll: lhl' ".1 grt>al tn 111 ''1>1 I.. l•1r \lnt ben:i & 1r11•111J1v '" \\llrkl•r:. Clppo1 ,.,,. Dental Assistant 1-:xr)Cr rndodont11• 1·hair '>1!11• "''l lll't'Cltod F1T lor \'f•r.v hut.v Npt Bc·h pnw lll't'. Xlnt n111mrt for n s.:ht pc·r~on. non .~ muker. Cu II t>l-1 115!l!i 11~ der~ ~2 ::!:!I 1 Clinical MACHINIST F.xp prer'd but not re· llon Thl' Opllrill ~I :irkct, benef1t11. !''or appt. call GENERAL OFFICE L V ~ or R.N. or n :Cll 4 Ouy/.W Hour Weck i~;.·~81~~ '" or out HECEPTrONlST :~~n :'l!ii;:ucl Dr · NU llJ.'}...isoo:i~~ .. ~~C ;.:ro" th .J Jh•rlJ1•r1 wontro full or ptllmc General machine work -----FOXY LADY ~ -Potter& Brumfield Div lloill .le11•t•llt-ri-Vl·nipunrture cxpr. Call on quality aeroi.pacc Opporlumty 111 1';x1•cutivc RECEnlOHIST Seamstress Ol•ed(.l d for 26181 Avenida lnSi1 ,·oaM l'lu1.1 fnrilPPI &I0-0140 _ com ponents & l:ll>· Women's Council for 4 'iaJI making and canv:h Aoropuert.o lll'('(ls ;i r1·~p pcr~11n lo semblics. Must be able to women Lo earn $200. or SECRETARY vroducts. 642 7238 Son Juan Caplitrano ·--workmtheok Varael~ workfromdetalledpl:in more per mo. Cal l (or the only Nat'l Ad EqunlOpporF.;mployer DJo:~T,\L .\SSIST,\"lT o(dutil'!i.Expcr h<'l1>ful. LABTECH ningsheels&blueprinb. 536·2403betwnl0&4for Agency In Orange eo.r-:::::;~:;,~-1~;;~;~~;~ ( ·.111 111!.1 I HI 1;0: •. -, Secy, no sh to $800 Part um\'. .1pprox. 21\ hrs but will tram Call Bets}. II"' .,,,,~IC •L Apply In Person appl. No details O\'er Stimulating environ. SECR£TARl~S I hi .. •~,, 1110 ... 1 111lt·rt•,11n~ p wk ~lu!>t be ex per. m ~9-137!1 v-t'Plu,, " Monday-Thursday phone me l at b f't \ I k II h ( d ENGl.,..EERIHG Ecl-1-...a.·stri .. 1 Inc n • &re ene 1 s. •SECURITY OFCRS * r~" n 11ppor o 140r in 1J p :•:-1.'S o cni~trv -~ " . ""' -.. xlnl ilrowth potential for & TYPISTS •111 1 • ot lrnnl'" mo~I :>t 5'l!i·ll>lli General Office 1 2101 Dove St.. NB PBX operator for tele someone interested in nd Eslab'l security firm 11.wtl\c huilohn~' H 1'; ----Sm t'lectronirs l'O "' xlnt Sal Sl066 th ans·g .t-erv Varlc.'<f i.hifti d rt I Th · I Be particular & get I.he necd11 reliable men & ,.,, ... , J 11lu" & \ou n1°l•d D<•'ik l'lerk. "l'ekcnd bl0ner1ts 1!> looking for ' J.ty: per mon Maintenance Man, South open, full & p/t Wil, !~d •:e~f~cc ~:!r b~~ best. Work temporary women for un1formtd 111 i.,.,1 srlht.irtt•r rfavs Ambosc;ador Inn. rapnhle tnd1v1dual 14 gd Immediate opening for 0. C. area, plumbing ht.e train right per&on call promoted to Traffic Mgr. assignments wilh lhe securi t v pos1t1ons rn 1 ·.o11 1111a ~>10 605:1 2'XJ9So Bni.tol. SA ph reeept sk1lb, & ill'<' quahficd indivlduai able carpentry. Own t~ls & ~3395 She was first hired 5 agency that workll for Co!.ta !'ilesn Full or p I DO:'lll"f SllOP IR\'I'.':~;. l\ptng. 50wpm S6'lO'mo lo perform various pro-transp. Fu 11 t 1 me. mo's ago. Ask for Lit you \<'hcdules a\a1I. Retrree~ CaimsSKy S750up e'per d counter help .. \pplybetwecn!J llam ce<lural assignments In 544-0933 _ PeNOnneCMan~ Williams. Bozell & NOFEES ~elt•ome. Phon<! collC>rl r rk Enn1n "t ' F-'-r•a1d Choson 1nd1" \. mru offf for appt (213 I Old •"lab t·o nt>c.'<1., uut part lime, rarf\ mormng ,a .. l'" in1: iiupport or prototype de-MANAGEMENT. ~ Jacobs 833-0888 Call Toda~• .,~<.(nllSG~ . .. o1n,. in·'" ,, ~11n11 ... ~ hr. 5f'" 1 I II 866 W 16th SI " U I l of edl Id 14111 !>clup & adm1ni!>ter -~~~~~~~~~I ....., _ ., ., , , • ""' 'e op men m ca e· PEOPLE PERSON pohcici. in nil area'! or €Q~ O ff i Ce • ---ll<'r in ln.'lur..inrr f1t•ld' DRIVERS _r.;:!'1205 -\1 ce~. I e .. art1f1clal Exec. needs p ftlme as· I b I t C II Se<''r «en ofc l\IS!, tht '\Int !x>nc; & 1:ood w.1~·· E hearl valves, embolec-soc. in wholesale supply. a or re a ionc; n RECEPTIONIST Q overload lnmc Corp world good inrrt•ai.c~ 14111 m;1kt• life EJrh \~I. :!ti dellH·rs GEN RA.LOFFICE t omy cathetera and F'ully ca pitalized. Cari. 83.1·2700. Alc,o f ei: Small Mission Viejo Mfg tne fur f!Uiet CdM loco . • dot t'aJ;lt'r _ I~\ f1ml•,, C: 'I & So Late l) ping & bkkp·g membrane oxygenators. 642·1634 Jobs Dcnnli. & Dennie; Co needs neat appearing. 557-0061 \I. fgr rnp nl•..,,• pl"asani 'llRI • 0 O« S \ "·1·c1 C II Call 675·l63S for Ill· Will do p ""edU I l st Per.sonnt'I Sen·1cc ot1 court"""", exrer ,_.r~on. ~· """ '" La l..i ·•I i, '"' • " ;, mo a terview Newporl Floor r~ ra e M '""M '""G"'RS Irvine 2082 M1chel.,on Bkk ~"""" I "t" "b 3723 B1rC'h St, NB telephone p\•ri.onality for !i-150i70 Boh ralculations ond analysis "" "" '" • • _ P g exp e P ul ut i---------i 1 nirl ore. Ltle typma. fll --Co\'cnng ---of results, d\lllntaln in-This Is your opportunily not nee: typing req'd min --ing & interest 10 blah Office ManCH)fl" Doctor necdo; Spun1.,h i1penl<tnt: 111d1 v to run h1~ ~mall, busy ofc. lie JS II 1emf1c J>l!Nion to work for . Extraordinary tiencfits & nt!RO sat a.ry. DRIVERS/P·Time Generul Office strument.s •lid prepare to ru11y exerelse your Phone Schedulers SO wpm. Call Lillian Find what you wunt In technolou products. lo deliver LA Times. Part ume. Tax Service reports. management ability. 2 Openings. Unique S81..J830 Dauly PllotClassineds. 676-50!!0 Store!! & street racks. Cos M 11 1 1 Health Pro&ram. Part/ --------- Must be over 18, have ta esa 642.5097 APPLY ve a v ;it> e challenging Orne. Day Or Evenings. Recept/Secretdry 7100 H .. W ttd 7100 ''"n or pickup, ah;o GIRLFRIDA.Y EMPLOYMINT ~t~r~iu~c!:~~r~'!!J~;:; NdmcUculousmotlvofec: tor meo(cal field, Typ. !!~~~·:.c! ................. ~••••u••"-••• liublllty i nsuran~e. On . I ff' I' .. AAk D"'V .. fta ..... u. d II l _,., i indMduo.ls. Gd ben~flts '1 g It ...,_ +d ore ·;:~~===============~~;, <.:au Rlta S40.f;os5 ._ Rtceotlonfat S6.ZS lie11uUful ofc overlook '"ll harbQr & OIC<' (WOplc lo work with. Good t)'PlnA .. ltllh " rle1uan1 Pl'TM>fl&hlYWlll land Iha• nu.'1)J)Os Cull R.ala .>JO ~~ PNM. Codt CU& S 700 Fahle11 Island ofc ~me c'per. (out or 'ltll 4>k) Good oprior. lo i t in w/Jd'owi•Jll ro. u..n Rtll $-t().6055 " e ~Jr o ice, 1te uvu • .. _..,...........-n, an un m t1CU ncome. H•·" .. "'-amlnltka, N" n • · uu:., en 11 ~O·oS48. E.0 .E. Apply keeping, 10 key, lfpe, DIPAITM'"1' You can become a JUC· .... u, ~ re work. Mature. area. hetwecn8:30&5P,1. phone per1onitlity. ~-4$44 ceutul, independent (?t4)54().7.,.2 ...;842_·1.;.;426;.;;._ _____ _ 1-;u :CTRONlCS ASSEMBLER Must have r~ent elec trnnlc usembly ex· p1ir1ence on printed circuit boarda . Ex· per1enc e t.o Include touch·up al'\d soldering. Qrowuas corpora\ on \Nllh tl(CCllf!nl ben.ent.a. Apply ln per'°" 962.5,5.C)t Ad PHld For by employer business man with outln· rt E SaJ GIRL FRIDAY, for CPA ves\.rnent or glvlna up ftaaUc lnJoctlon Cenlur)' e:1 Adame isnow rife in Cd~l. Recent exp. SHIUY LAIS, IHC. YOl,lr present J>OMtlon, ftfoldJn1_ lntuviewlna for sales n o t n e C! • B k k p g Eau al Opportunil)' ~:. :;; :~~:~I~=: SIT·UP MAN peoplo for their 2nd office knowledge helpful, field fl:mploy411'MIF airetoiucceed &.wlUlna· Expor'd 2ndSb•ft. tn Alicia Town Center • blehours 675 2'170 t FOllMA.H across I.he street from -------LIAD,.SOH nna to work or ll. ll!xpcr'd.3"1!hlrt Geb:lco_ For appt.....call Girl Friday, Ille bkkpg, W tMft ',&W7MHor •Ppt. ' M>.Jfif. HILtER Manuel Adame, Brier. OI' ~:~~! :e::~~~ll~~~kn fQt Ober1Juj " r~ssn Meclc•loclrOfc lltShln Louise Juteau, Mar. must. co814t Di1ttrlbutol'a r«·ompreu10D molthnc. Lab uper. Is irray nee. OPMJ>.Toas s:U·2640 • $C0.7063C.)t. EJ11per. ttq. Other PGSI• 1 NB. ltlc.trnlst. acs.nn AU Shin& Re1taurant-COOks, de· 1 ~ -Uona avall. On lsl" 2nd · Appl~ llvU)' drtven. P/tlme GIRLSHlalD , fhif\6,Applylnpcnon -:; MEDICAL R EC.PT. 0tangeCoa1tPl11Uc. opentnp for womtn & · MBRO MFG • f Salary open, trinfe w C!•·c.... . h , 1 Sandwich delh1ery, ~ benefits Spaolshhclpful llSO • utJj._ ..... 1~men wJt ou.10 n• daya wk, 4 brJ d ~OWn1!/1!KltClll)'Ave, H.B. (Wot Brlato't Park Med · pencinallllN lr1VhO tUe ALSO FEE JOBS ,..II!..._. t.tGMp. Earn ovr U .SO llHdl, k of Garf\il4) G Bak cu · --pcide in &hdr work Over "'er.DATA hr Call hm· pm· 1l t EOl! .. tis_~ roup,m er. .... Pr•~hool Turhar, 3 yr 21 •able to wor~ cv .. 4 ~ COIP. ~. 'Jl/i 1Ad ..._. • r!it.P_M Mtdicat Alslst•at, ~xp'd ~cl~~~t: ~':: ~7~ J°1,~~ ~'1!.tty .. I St• rl" M.-.; •• ~ ; --~ -~ •. -. -l• .;) .... , ... '" 4~b~:tto!~~~'~:;f Info call S.O.ltl9. . ~ .. ~r: ~~·,:,or. u~. I lllstal Plrsldnel .,., '~ OM"-·;~II MOSTISS & Promlneot 'firm Heirs {ume X·ray tecbofclan: PrtnUl\I Co&tater, plt.ime. E . 17\h~C.M. . ,,.,,App"-ctt111nttiaC.o!1' DllHWASHU dlplom1tJcjJiidtv wJbJtb,,N~rt Boch •rH. lliow accepUftl apphoa· t ····' ' ·1 a400W•~mtrorn .+. A~fQ Pifton -'!;, 1' urttr ob eeufft. C.11 '7H:Mf.51M " Uon for Mon .. 1'Jta RIS IJllt>.MT • Sant.a~ •• CA Ga'106 :r 1o 3 PM Willa. m..2'7Gt. '.A!lo '• _ 1 """ hln A .... 9 Mature Penon fo, Lunt'h l ('7U) 540.atiQ~exUlll •11 1 ~ .-r ... Mn••< JObs. l)eMil • Dennla it Ml!:DTILANSCRlB&R-~~~ ·P~n!y.f:;l, f:01 1 Buffet •ervk• In dlnln1 31m1J1'.COutHwy N& P•raonael,.~ef'ViH 01 F(Qt pr oh 11Ion a1 iPlac.ntlaCoalta Meu. room. Approx 3~ htJper 1 I Et.tij.IJ Opportunltr, •w1 • ,lrvlne.-. llllc~ J1 ~•etretarl•l tervtce In --· · day, ApPI)' lo 1'oicid Mir. t £"""'""'° Mii" ,_,. 1iNe"°'"" Buch, PI T, ~ >..1.-.-e ,'1 JJe>tel t-•runa, 42$ s 'I~ _ HOlceia, i iO lo 2.''Mon' :J LMA&.SICY ~ ;.F /T, da)'1. M1ut be TICHHICIAM co .. t 1ftr7, La1una "'-•~ii {t~ i' rJ • '1>1 "~ n\:.· .Wift as>en. ;\pply Sm bib ... Ut\l•U• knowt•~•••bl• In •'! tlectrot1lC bacttarouf\d 811cll • .f9C J-1$l •.. I ·~ ~;; 'l' ~;r11' le :!'Lra._l'f.l"~ bdwnU&I JOUf:lottr ftMD 1n Npt C•lt Melsj 1D'41lel'l 11puia1t1 ... -·4 No de1rec nH ., i .T ·~ ·-·~" ' ,.,. .. or r .. n~.r ims DywRd 1 1 ' GJM'f, leJal •tc1 111111 _.....~•atcurttt ....... • d. WMCAdku1t1 ,fC2.filnl 1' , illl "non t ·ll -I '' '" rv~M. Jl•ve,11(lat :i" Ith~ :1"Ula1 m•IHl1tory, 1i.A•• open. lmme r ,....,Mdto;,,ffl,, HoUaeelt_.,. llffflff. '.~ r-t.,....t.•JC Alary toia•ea•ute 1,nallabHht· 1ood C.dillllCSttiQo.Caru 1, ntf...... ''1 ' ' ,-.re.Top .t •Clr ... ,. nh• la <'GWMlleee le wl& .. ••lllU•t. u :.: ibeaeftli, Miu an VltJ01 .o. Wlltthtrtbel'ld Ceilil..... ,...... )W 4iW ltGtr IOr ---~ .. ".~Ad ...-r.. Daill Pll~ EE:_. .... ...,._ MIS. ~-CiJI LUHa1,1l Rill 'emotfU..nwile& .. ~ew ,,ftMtd •U~ ;II -_.f..!.. .o. lo• 1111. C•'-,..,.._ •k for •;:Jllllt. .,. ,.,U-aOanttleiAd " · O•a'6asllll._.. ..,.._1te• ·~-CA.-(, , • 11.-...i. ~. .._Ai&f;? ia'5171 ~ Ca.llHowJ ~ " We ar• now int~iewing for tht f~ positions: • • MltN<l~l\'l,.., • t~.ny Em~1 Off~ 40\0 lln:h 51reet. SU1tct 10) ~ !Mia-;h, Ot11bnl1 !)ltlfiO ~(714) 75:)~t_~ u '\ . ~· {• ... . TUMChy, January 3 1871 DAILY PlLOt ('9 Bookke~er GrC'at toe & fulure. Know Aen 'I lcdgc·r. corn puter prlnl o ul s. Eectronic Sales Openings for per son w/knowled gc or elec-tronic components. lo at.art at $15.600 + car al· low & expenses. Or com· Plolter sales to mgmt. SWtS19,080. Welders Ericson Yachts kas F/time opentn1• tor Electronic Svc Mui.It have degree & bel~~~~~~~~ motivated to learn x. YACHT S•US Ray, Ultra Sound. Experienced yacht sates Mltc ... CMtOU• 1080 Nuclear Field. Exec person wanted by r apid .... •••••••o•••••••••• t r ain . Start at growing FU J I / SJJ,000-more U: exper. YAMAflA Dealer. Coll I BM Se I e ctr I c _11 · Sales Pro . SOUTHWESTERN Typewrlter.~SO. orrace YACHTSALIS O.Sk 3'4"x60' $35. ore Job ROJ>pcr11, Don't App-714'673-9211 • lyl Stable s>tt1lOn wanted --------14> repre.trit Nat 'I Co. In lield. aelllna eatabllstfed 1010 v .. Rent a 1977 l:xcutlvt Motorhome or Mlnl· motorhome from Herb Friedlander, Call AtlY of these numbera 8'1-~771 u1 .. 1111 12Mlll · 9170 9 520 1924 CHRYSLER. Nds compl restoration. Engines runs. 492·2588 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN·MfRCUilY 2626 HARBOR ILYD. COSTA MESA, WE BUY USEOCARS I We're the new Chevrolet dealership in the Irvine 1\uto Center. We need your used car~ JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Orlvr IRVINE R~=-9530 768·7222 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Alltol. l.twportecl *DRIVE A * * LlnLE •.. * SAVE A LOT · SHOP&COMPARE BARWIC K D AT~UN ....., •t1 I 1.11 r q11 I 111 • 83 1-1175493.1375 dune buggy. $800. 529-8486 . ...................... --------- COSTA MESA AMC&JIEP TOO MANY JEEPS MUSTSELL80 JEEPS BY JANUARV3lal PleaM? Call 549-8023 2S24 HARBOR BLVD. Cost;1 Meaa Alf a Romeo '76 GT. perfect. Reasonable. 494-2406 AMtos. M•w 9IOOA..to1, Hew 9100 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ....... ..................... ...... '71 •••••••••••••••••••••• .. . . . . n.·111AreH.-. All mod Is "c:olor9 . ._. ... DilYtty T ..,., NEWPORT DATSUN- '77Cl..-GMe Demo & executive sale now going on-hurry! 888DOVESTREET CNear .MacArthui; Blvd. & Jamboree Road> NEWPORT BEACH 833-1300 '78's ALL MODELS LARGE SELECTION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '62 vw ... St•reoca1M1'9-~211 '64 vw ltlCJ Slock •1124 '64 vw ... • 10 wt\11• ,--; 1ol '65 vw ... 4 10 h~• ,_ -,-."'2 '70 vw ... Auto. ,._I Ill's '69 vw ... 410. ltllO .......:-1-11214 '69VW._ ..... .,,_ •1121 '74 Ff.t Wgn. · RMI ... -. 4 oo 11044 '7l YW 412 w .. -· "*-l ll0)6 $995 $1295 Sl,295 s 1,lts $1,495 s 1,595 SI.HS $1695 SZ.lts $2,5'5 SZ.995 U .2'5 $3,495 $3,495 U.69~ $3,795 $3,'95 Hcrbour Volkswagen 842-4435 11711 leocJt •..t. H•liMJI011 htlch s• ttn: •'-Fri'·'· s.t t-7, s. 10.1 Q.Ote -tMIS IAT--MOM9AT 14-1' Al l'r'-""-t Tu I Uo. On ._.., Oedl. Ofter£•-14·11 Brand 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llFOREYOU SEU YOUR VOLVO, See us for a top dollar :~==~~~=~ est.Jmate! MAR9UIS VOLVO I '77 CHEVY liii•iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•.:•;:•.;.••:.:•:.:•:•·~·~·:.:·;.••:;•:.:•:••:;•:.:•:••::•;.:•.:•;••:;•::•;•:;••::•;.:•;••~·~•;••::•;••~·~•.::•• MISSION VIEJO MONTE CARLO ll 1·2HO 495· I 210 Factory rur cond .. vinyl It • t.op, full power, electnc • OltAHGE COUNTY wfndowa, AM/FM atereo • . .. ... . .. • • * • VOLVO tape & loaded with ex· • EXC.USIVELY VOLVO tras. ("2lREP> . Largest VoJvo DeaJer $588S • in Orange County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT Nal>ers R'l~ Cadillac • ... • it • • 2025 $. Manchester ,260011Jrh~1r B)vd. • Anaheim 750_2011 c.:.,,,,, Mc),, :i~o. >too • .. it A111os. Used •MIW •77 CHEV. MONZA MtRAGE . ·······-··············· 2+2 HATCHIAa< Auto. trans., air cond., pwr. steering & brakes. racho, s~1al new paint JOb & much more! (J.25422). -+-===-=-"'-'-,. Mei 9910 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~=~IQ..~~ ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • Porsche '74 911 Targa • • 44K mi. India r ed blk it ,. tnm. leather . lmmac it • &W-4510 • • 19771/J 911 s : It Under 3,000 m1. Has it everyl.h.lng, wlfac. wrn· • 1t ty. Musl1tll. 631-1304 • ·It it it *****•***** 1970 811T. S apd, alloys. S opt, Xlnt cond. $6500 --------- 631·0600 dys:l·S26·1247 evs. 1974 Porsche 914 5 speed, AM/FM 8 track, alloy wheels, lowered. Only 26,000 miles. (13883). ONLY$6895 ROY CARVER IMW 1540Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 64o.6444 BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR TOYOTA, St..>e us for a top dollar estimate! MAR9Ul5 TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 831-2110 495-1210 '73 Estate Sta. Wen. stereo/ tape, all pwr eqpt. $11100. 645-5089 Cadillac 99 I S ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Now °"" S49f I HOWARD Chevrolet Dove &Quall Sts. NEWPORT BEACH lll-4555133.0' '' '64 'Mah bu, v.s. One owner, 79,000 mile.. gd Or~C...ty's cond. f7SO. ks.9420 SeY' ,,. -.a.....-_.-n-'74 Laguna, 4 spd. 454. • Stereo. new Wide radials. 197.6 CADILLAC 37 .ooo ml. $2800/ orr. SEVILLE _830.._Z7_m ______ 1• All _leather, stereo tape, '59 Chev)I Stal.ion Wagon. crwse control &. ,all the Runs. $200/best offer. d e I u x e e x l r a s . 675'4265 an 6 PM <629NR0> $9888 (5) '77 & '76 Sevilles To Choose From 68 Chevelle Wen. 1 ownr, • OOM, needs body & pa{nt. $300. 3'2-1738 1978 Datsun 8210 2 Door -This car Is fully eQUIPPed including unders8at, special detail. body side rrold1ngs & radio. -36 rronth open el}d lease. EJlact lease payment Is $68.78 per month plus tax. Vehicle value -S:JS26.95. Pay' only 51-42.91 advance payments to take dehvery on approved credit. Total of' lease payment-S2686.08. Option price at end of leaM-S1939.7J. (365090). GIGANnc '11 ClEARANGI ORLY 13 tEFll IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 0..IO._llQl..,_.,,_lbe-JM 2.197' • di ••• STOCKS I BUSINESS ; Tuelc:lly, January S, 1918 s DA.It. v Pti.or .as . ladle Red Lif esJyle Bides , .. Mounting Debt$ • . • 87SYLVL\POUD ,,.,. .. ......, . BIU, an ~anc!e Mn"ieemaa.11 married to ADD. wbf baa a job at U.e &*l office. Together, they urn eloM .. SU,000 a year, tbellF two C'Mtdren aN teeD·aeera. lhQ r0r cently bought a bome with a $38.000 mortsqe.. • They are •dmired ror their eanfree way of """ ad friends frequently uk for aenslt.lve. prudent fiunclal ad> vice, wishing t.My, too. could .tfont a..-home, two can;. two vacations a year. • UNKNOWN TO TBEIR F&IENDS (11nd aiot. fully ...;. aticed by lbem), their total mont.bbt n:pemee top SZ.~ they owe '32,283 to 18 creditors, and they're going deeper lnto the rea each monthyby '5S8;4t. • : In sum, they vo broke. : Who ls tbe Ametlc&b wbO ceta ovet his or her bead IA debt? • It's the $50,000.plus Hecutive worldnr for one of America's top 500 giant corp«atfon.s; And it's a family nt · ceh1ng welfare. . Cpnsumers goina to an olftce of the Consumer CredtJ Coun'Sellna Service or · ~ Greater New YOl't for , ~ budgeting~· rag• • across all mcome. MO .j and social utuses, aaya f Gerard A. Lareau, pres· ·1 ident of \fle "rvice, one of mace than 20& non-profit, community.1pcan.scnd llaclel DOW tn the Uni ed States and Canada. -BEAD OF A FOua .. EJtSON house.bold; age in mid-309. -A atross annual income at around $11,.,.,. -Debta a•eragiJll $7,800 to&.I~. · -Speodln.I ~Y s:m more alDOOlb than is earned. ; At leul one ol every 20 Am.erican.s ll ln serious &tn• cial trouble, beyond the point ot repaytni debts withou1 ~~. . _l SINCE 1950, U.S. POPVIA110N bu arown about 41 percent, while consumer inatalment debt ouutandina baa. skyrocketed more than 16 timel to total $210 billion, not hb cludinc home mortgage debt. nus is 'the largest amowi& of consumer debt outstanding ln U.S. bistoty. . ·j While an escalation of can.sumer borrowma Is • healthy sign of c~e.r coo114mee lA the economy and ~ generally encouraged, more than one ou1 or every two U.S tam mes owes jnstallment debt. • Most or these are married heads or families; be.tween 18 and 35 years old, have children, with lncome between $5,000 and $25,000 a year. : Especially vulnerable are: : I -RETIREES FORCED TO USE credit to make up fnJ the a~p between pension and Social Security benefit.a Dl the Calling buying power of incomes. -Those in the process ot d1vorce who tend to un·. dere.timate the hleber costa ot a~le It vm,. . --Oompulslve spenden who uae ttedit card.a as an esca.,. from emotional personal problems. -THOSE EMOftONALLY INC~PA.BLB of followtJai the elementary rules of spending and atlocatine income wbsel}'. But even more basic, millions lose control of flnue,. · ~ause they do not r~gnlse that credit ii merely a ct4b • advance that they must repay, and that in the meantime. it coats money. MU(J W ..... llQlll,,..tu•ll,_ Tall Tale Beef alo Off er: J:"rof ile of Fraud By Capitol News Sen lee SACRAMENTO -It looked as though Europaclftc Ltd. ha.d the world by the tail. The company offered polenUal l~ vestors a chance to catch a piece of the action in the world. beef a lo market. "Tale" is all any olthe investors got. EU&OPAanc OFFER£D ro market ~efato, •cross between beef cattle and butralo. lt sounded eood enoucb· that lnveston sank between $SOO,OOO and S1 mllllon ln th& project, expecting a 10 percent niturn on Ulelr money. That.' was before anyone discovered there would be no return> The entire ope.ration ap{>eared to be an exampJe of t baa!e. swindle. As a result, two men bave been arrested. OliVfl' Hemp. hill and A. Jackaon )telly have been charged with 81 fe10ft1 counts. Hemphill bad earUer been a promoter of a hydropoak gitass crowing machine. Jackson Is a former -vice president of Pan American World ~ ) Airways. • Mendoelno County CONSUMER District AUomey Dun· • can James said foui ... ____________ other men were tn· volved In the scheme, They have not yet been ldentlned but were cbarced ln srand Jut)' indictments WiU129 CounQ Of Cl'And t.Mft, 31 C!OUfttl of corporate securiU.. Ylolat.lons and one count of conaplracy to cotnmtt grand theft. ' Bail has been set.at "7'St000. ASHVILLE. Tenn !AP 1 Nasbvalle as eel witb persons usloe vanow. rnelbocll to iet ecounlry m~1c bu.alness. ey Lrud&e door-to-door alone Music Row, someone to listen to a aoor. They 1t1tion elves outside recordJn& , waitln& for a sletr who help them out TREV ALSO SEND let· lets and demonstrallon rec- ord and tapes. Hundreds arri daily or Dave Conway of RoySton, Ga . the mail·ln maoeuver worked. He signed a recording contract and made the CONWAY 'lational charts through what hls producer, Howard Knight, calls "a one in a million" chance tie owes it alJ to his wife, Mary Ann. She saw an ad in a trade magazine from Knight's record company Posing as is ran of • 'Iliat's the Breaks • •TLANTA <AP I -When dancer David GraJuero fell into the orchestra pit dunng a perwrmance of "The Nutcr&cker." he appar-ently · s uffered only minor scrapes and bruises ,ut a cello played by a member of the Atlanta Sy~hony Orchestra was not so lucky. The d1a osis: a broken neck. "'" WtSf-Sfll Ml•l'Uli ut .. 1tt c-.. .... ltt .. •tl llOllMf ,. .. •.UUf COlfAMftA C-•· u ...... MAMCMI ...,..,, --.... -. ... C .. TWYll 111 .. NI ... -.... ........... '11·"'' OUM•I ........ _ O«A ... I MAY. .,, .. ,.J ""*' ... t l .. . .. ,.., ... ... ,, __ ~MAUt CIMl>o• .. ... ... ·-·" '°''""° .. . uu1 •-1t Oll'IMIOUI "' -.-UI THI CHOtllOYl111 OUM lo\lfWOOe OAUHTLIT taJ ~ .,.. MICI°" eJlllUT 11.tC LAltll THI TU.NtNO POINI' <NI AM Na.-· .,~ CLOM INCOUNl'nJ f l)1$JI mo Of THI THlltO KIND , .. . .__ _ __J _ ,..., .... ,....11 ... . ..... •t-ll)1$l1 t51C -··-OUfUOMOUI I I ttlT MUD THI CHOtllOU111 ··~·~ ...... ........... II '"'"' UTUIDAY NIGHT flVll 111 i1i'/;;';~o ----:,:.;1~.=;-11..._. ...... .,_ 1)1 UJ.t~O IOlll NO •AUU A-IAICI OfT•IMllO UC lAnOI THI TUININO POINI' (llOI 11.u t.u ••u , ............ ·····················~·············· ....,--..W&, .... MllOlllN) .... Ofttll ... Of ... l"'I ........... -9'.a • . - Conway's, she sent the company a copy or a record her husband had cut on a custom label several )ears ago. "DAVE HAS THAT ATMOSPHERE about him that makes you know he is pro material, she wrote tbe company. Conway soon aot a call from Knl&ht and a rew days later the two met m Royston. They had a mid· night snack and berore da""1 Conway had a personal management and recording contract Within a week, he was nown to Nashville and recorded "If You re Gonna l.,ove <You Gotta Hurl>, which made the 6Qs of the top 100 on the na- tional charts. "THE BUSINESS IS SO competitive. hes one in a milllon ... Knights aid The irony 1s that Conway hlmsetr had been sending letters and tapes to Nashvllle Y.ithout suc-cess. And he h'$d never seen the letter his wife Jent. .. , got refusal letters from everybody in the t ountry, .. said Conway. who recently eave up a re· • cord store he operated "Over tbe years I auess 1 sent 300 to 400 letten. 1 used to send t1pes In a bll box just to be different and C NASIWILLE )&et attention. What's fun- solJND ny Is that I'd bttn sending all these letterii and then she sores with one. "I WAS TO THE POINT where Id put all I could into it 1 also had been going to shows in Georgia and pitching songs. I d always had a lot of compliments but that s as far as It went. I d done everything. "When Howard called. I dldn t know what was going on. But 1 didn't have any money so I dldn t take him seriously. 1 kept saying, 'I don't have any money. And he kept saying, 'I don t wartt your money. "Finally. 1 pretty well evaluated him. Then l 1ot excited. Knight said the record he wu sent showed Conway s "potential and talent, but he bad no dlrec· lion to go in betause no one bad taken the lime to listen to him. • • ' & ;,o9 • • Golden Slippers Boom Means Fmancial Health for Met Vaudeville veterans Bob Hope, left. aand George Burns like a breuk durinJ filmini: of Hope's Jan. 8 vaudeville special to ex- amine t.lie late Eddie Foy's dan&lg shoos, which were given to Hope bv lhe Foy family. NEW YORK !AP) -Riding the crest of an opera boom, Metropolitan Opera toss Anthony Bliss says his company's financial fortunes have ..mad.CUL'..· d.tamalli: tw:na.cound..'' "For the first time in almost a decade, we met our operating expenses without dipping into c,ur very scarce capital ... the Mel's executive dlre<'tor said of the 1976'1977 season in an interview. HE PREDICTED the current one would do even better ·'There is a new momentum 1n the house ... Bliss s aid. perched on a corner of his office desk "We have by no means finished the job, but the momentum is there, and we have the morale to keep gomg " ~ With a budget for this fiscal year of $35 million. Rliss claimed the Metropolitan 1s ·•far and away the bigges t cultural institution in BLISS the world ·· Other opera companies are doing well. After yeurs in the doldrums. the --... ~-. <M "AMOTHB MAH. AMOTHU CHANG I" .. ., "AUOUY ROSF' , .. '1 l'flVU "OMISID YOU Ii. IOH GUOIM" llJ .. , M\tAUl'fTIHO" UI "HEROES" .,G, ', ... JI F~'f~!''l'~~Lav ·~--,t:i ..... :"t, ......... WAU O"MIY'I "PETE'S DltApOH" 6H't.H "DAMNATION ALLIY" IN I .... "AITUH Woau>" Jfl m =·':'uul 1"1AftlS-OUMGI CO SENIOR OTIZENS $1 .50 S . COAS! PLAZA uio •111ei" '* nn 1111 rv•• 11SEMI TOUGH0 111 DAILY 1:o;:LJ nuorishing, the Lyric in Chicago ts alive and well, &nd there are at least 45. profeulonal opera com- panies in the United States. ftecorn storetrnp0t'Hhe-saies-of-opera1Hss are higher than ever. and televi81on rating services fhowed that more than 10 mllllon persons watched each of the two operas telecast liv.e this year from the Metropolitan -"La Boheme" and "Rigoletto ... Millions more listen faithfully to the Saturday after- noon live radio broadcasts offered during most of the season. A moving stor~ A romantic ~ A-s~-..,......,.e-n~":'fii.fioed, Meiiil.!JllP, li umpb. ariil 'Ire Turning pomt IPG<>·m• ~t "IT HAS GIVEN US A WHOLE new forum for lllclJ fund raising ... Bliss said of the TV performances. tJI "For instance, 11,000 of those who watched w 'Boheme' JOIMCI the Metropolitan Opera Guild:' -~~======s=====::L- The 105,000 members of tbls nationwide organiza--------------------lion contributed $1.6 mllllon to the Met lut season. and this sum is expected to be much larger this year, In another move to raise funds, the Met in- creased ticket prices an average of 31 percent to a top of $3S a seat. Instead of butting businns, Bliss said the house is operating at 98 percent of capaci· ty compared to 86 percent previously. ~ The Met gets 49 percent of its Income Crom box oHice -receipts, 40 percent from Individual and cor- porate contributions, with the rest accounted for by various miscellaneous sources. The F~ver is Spreading ... Catch it c:1nenome 6 scPEEn 63U 2553 romPLEX MATINEES SATURDAY i SUNDAY "CL OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG) ... , .,. 0'48 "$!-. TURDAY NIGHT FEVEf'" (R) (ii • IAHHilXG FOil Jiii. GfHHNLUI ....,,.., .. ,,...% Ftom theOUltaQIOUl I No.1 ... l·Sllllt r WAil DISH(Y TIE • '...::..J. .. ,rn:s . . I DRAGON" . CHOlllDYS .. .. (G) wlltt en 111 (R) tdf>Jrrt\ H~R80~ ll'llN stltCHt .. ... . . . . ~ ... \ ·: :-.. ''THI! PINK PANTH£" STRIKES AGAIN" PLUI (PO) "ANNIE HALL"