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Home My WebLink About1978-12-26 - Orange Coast Pilot·- ~~~~-~~~~~ I Street . :Your Hometown·J Dally Newspaper ~ VOL. 71, NO. 360, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA T.UESOAY, DECEMBER 26, 1978 t l i LAX ~ Wunty [Girl, 14, i Raped - 1 f· A 14 -year-old Huntington I Beach girl was raped early ~ Christmas morning while she 1 was walking home alone from a ( <...1uistmas party at a friend's ~ home. ~ Investigators said the girl was attacked while she was taking a , shortcut through a fog-shrouded ! Utlle League baseball field at ! Talbert Avenue and Lighthouse ,, Lane. t· The girl said a man believed ~'· to be about 30 years old drove rus car into an adjacent parkintt lot and called out to her. Fearing the worst, she started i running but the driver jumped out of his car and overtook her The attack took place in Foun- . t.ain Valley just east or the Hunt· ~ i.ngton Beach city limit. The teen-ager was treated by her private physician at Foun· tain Valley Community Hospital ; and sent home under sedation with her parents '· ·'Mesa Man Critical t. After Crash A Costa M esa man was hosJ)itallzed in critical condition 1, today after a Christmas morn-r m~ car crash that also injured a tS.:year-old Fountain Valley girl, >' police said. f lnvesti~ators said heavy ro~ Uial cut visibility to less than .. ~ yards was a factor when Nen • Van Nguyen. 22, lost control of t tus car on Harbor Boulevard in ,. Costa Mesa about 3:34 a .m 1 Monday. r-The vehicle slammed into a ~ traffic signal pole near the off· t ramp to the 405 Freeway, police said. ~ Nguyen. of 2273 Maple St., l Costa Mesa, suffered massive 1, head injuries and was taken to Fountain Valley Memorial l Hospital. ' } Hts passenger . 16-year-old Nga Phithi Le of 17412 Hood I Court. Fountain Valley. suffered f a hairline skull fracture and " larerations. f She was reported in "satisfac- t tory" condition today al Costa ·! M esa Memorial Hospital. ~ f Blaze Ruins '· Boats, Camper LOS ANGELES <AP> -A fire at a San Fernando Valley boat ,, saJes lot has destroyed three boats and other properly, caus- 't ing more than $85,000 damage, ' city fire officials say. It.. The fire at Hunter Boat Sales on Sunday destroyed a $40,000, 30·fool cabin cruiser. an • automobile, a camper and two 1.. smaJl boats, authorities said. { Damage was e s timated al ~ $25,000 to a small building and its contents. No injuries were reported. An t investigation into the cause con· linues. I, t MOI'OR HOME .4D PAYS OFF "My motor home just took up space in my driveway until 1t started earning cash for me. "l rented it with an ad in the Dally Pilot lo the first calle r." That's the advertising success story of the man who ran thls ad in the Dally Pilot: Ren 23' Motor Home AU xtru. S225 per wed· 6f per mile. XXX·XXJC~ Let the Dally Pilot tum your capital into cash. A fri endly ad- visor is ready to help you at 642·5678. { .. J I Reopens; More Fog Expected Iran llplaea1'al Americans Get Death Threats ,. ........... TEHRAN. Iran <AP> Police and troops clashed with anti shah demonstrators throughout Tehran today in what authorities said were the worst dis - turbances here in three months. Protesters issued death threats to Americans. set fire to at least two dozen ve hicles a nd paralyzed the downtown bust· ness district. 'The opposition National Front said five persons. including a 10-year-old boy. were killed and 15 wounded. two critically. Martial-law authorities re· ported one death in Tehran and another in the ho ly city of Mashhad, 350 miles to the east. ANTI-SHAH DEMONSTRATIONS ESCALATE: AMERICANS THREATENED WITH DEATH RJoters Attempt to Storm U.S. Embassy In Tehran; Dlplomatlc Car Set Afire 1 Clashes occurred in more than ro locations in the capital city. and the state radio said rioting also eruP.ted near the central Iranian city of Isfahan. County Flights Halted The disorders broke out as Iran's oil supplies headed toward critically low levels and aft.er informed sources rePQrted that Shah Mohammed Ren Pahlavi agreed in principle to trim his power but not meet op· position demands he step down. More Fog Due Tonight; LAX Reopens Some Tehran protesters roamed through a n area between the headquarters or the National Iranian Oil Co. and the American Embassy. setting fires that sent clouds billowing over the city a nd plas te ring store windows with s igns m English reading, "Yankees Go Home by February or Be Killed." Dense fog which made many Orange County residents late for work today and halted all opera· tioos at the county airport is ex-pected to move in again tonight or early Wednesday, a National Weather Service spokesman said today. "I think we'll h ave this fog with us until Thursday.·· meteorologist Craig Peterson said. "And it's going to be at its thickest along the coast." All three airlines using Orange County Airport abandoned flight plans early today and s hipped their passengers by bus lo On- tario Airport. Ontario reported foggy condi- tions but was able to handle - l'anlslafag Aet flights lo Sacr amento, Las Vegas and P hoenix -all can- celled at Orange County Airport. Reports by officials al Hughes Airwest, Air Calif?foia a nd Golden West Airlines indicated that well over 2,000 passengers were bused to Ontario as a re· suit of ru,hts cancelled today and on Chnstmas Day. "We're praying for a little wind.·· an Air California con- troller said. "If we could just gel a breeze around here eonditions would improve to the point that we could handle our flights." Conditions improved today al Los Ange les International Airport where flights were re· surned after thick fog earlier Tho planet Venus <arrow > disappears behind moon, then PollS back into view from behind the dark rlm of the moon an hour later. Viewers ln the eastern United States and Canada got the rare sky show when the moon moved tn rront of the planet early today. ' ,fl ... caused the cancellation of more than 400 departures. But controllers al LAX said they expected the lingering fog to gather new str ength late tonight or early Wednesday and again bait operations. P asse ngers who would normally have left from Los Angeles were diverted today to aill>orts at Ontario. Palmdale. Las Vegas, San Diego and San Francisco. But the thick fog appeared to be unique to t his area of Southern California . Feder a l Aviation Administration of· ficials said Orange County and LAX were the only airports in the nation compelled to cancel flights today. On the ground. billowing fog hampered motorists throughout Orange County with police in the coastal communities reporting the most severe conditions. Officers said the patchy fog was responsible for a number of ''fender bender" collisions but only one serious accident could be attributed to weather condi- tions. Coroner's officers said An· celmo F1ores Garcia, 22, of Compton, died behind the wheel o( his car after It left the road near the intersection or the San· ta Ana and Riverside Freeways Monday and plowed into a guard rail. They said traffic in the area was hampered by thick fog al the time of the accident. Officers said foggy conditions on Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach led to a coJlision between two cars Monday night. They said one car jumped the center divider, rammed into an oocomin~ auto and then struck a (See FOG, Page A2> SFound ' Protes t ers t hreatened foreigners on the streets. and even tried to force an Iranian colonel from his car. but the of· ficer routed them by firing his revolver in the air. The a uthorities said troops fired into the air a nd lobbed tear gas to break up the crowds. Reporters said one instance or Yacht Club Wses Liquor Someone who likes Christmas cheer made off with quite a bit of it from a Newport Beach yacht club over the holiday weekend -66 quart bottles of wtuskey, vodka, gin. Scotch and cognac. Police said the break-in at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, was dis · covered Sunday by maintenance crews who had locked up about midnight Saturday. They said burglars who ap- parently entered through a win· dow got only $5 in cash from desk drawers but made off wath the liquor and three and a half cases or cigarettes. The total loss was set al $931, police said. ~dies Sought In Sex Killings DES PLAINES, Ill. (AP> -bas said are buried Inside the Police investigators resumed brick ranch home Just northwest digaing and rl ver dragging o( Cb.lcago. operations today In a search that Invealigators were searching unearthed five skeletons last rivers in Cook and Will counties, week at the bome of a convicted aouthwest of Chicago. Gac.y al· 1eXoffender. Jecedly admitted dumping live The Cook County medical ex· bodies lnto the Kankakee River, amlner, Dr. Robert Stein, was wblcb fiowa into the Ullnola "nearinl ldenUft~ation" of aome Rlver. of the five bodlee already round Police also were alflin g in the home of twice·dlvon:ed throu1h documents found In JoM Gacy, Stein'• otnce said to· Oacy's home H a means of da.Y. 1atbertn1 evidence to prove After a two1av boUdav brnk. oeey•a unity. lnveltil•Cbn rom the shenrf'a Gacy, 38, ls belnl held wtthout otnce entered Gacy'a boute this bodd on a char«e of murder ln momlnt and be1an dl111n1 ~or the death or a t~en-a1e boy. 28 bodl• that OaCY, r•~rucab',. fl <See BODIES, Pa1e AZ> . ... 1,.f'~ .ilJ~# I. ..1 I f ·- heavy shooting lasted at least 20 rrunutes and that troops were out in force. Military officials confirmed only one death -a 27-year-old engineering professor at Tehran Polrtechnic Institute . The op position said he was shot by troops as he gave a speech from an upper balcony at the Seu~m·(' and Culture Ministry, where he was taking part m a s it-an dl'· manding the reopening of um versit1es Off1c1al s s aid that in Mashhad. a traffic policeman was knifed and later murdered by a mob who broke into a hospital where he was be mg treated Authonltes said groups of de m. onstrators reached 1,000 peo- ple in some areas . Offiee workers gathered at windows to shower leaflets into the streets supporting Ayatullah Khomaim, the shah's leading relaS?iou~ opponent. and some of them pelted soldiers below with rocks <See IRAN, Page A2) Marine, 19,1 Killed at Pendleton Naval officials are investigat mg the Christmas Day slaying of a wom an Marine , who s e partially-clothed body was found stabbed several times . The vic- tim was discovered beside her bunk by a non-commissioned of- ficer sent to awaken her for mess duty. Private First Class Suettc Blu ing, 19, of Nashville, Tenn .. was found lymg face down on the floor near her bunk s hortly before 6 a.m. Christmas Day. A Marine spokesman said she was alone in the three-bunk barracks room. He said the room did not appear to have bt:en ransacked Base hospital officials w1.?rl' performing an autopsy on the body this morning. No weapon was found and there have been no arrests Pfc. Bluing joined the Manne Q)rps last May and was an avia·, tioo supply worker with Marine Air Group 39, attached to Camp Pendleton from the El Toro Marine Air Station. 1 The air group supplies air sup-l port for ground troops and is sta· tioned full time at the air slnp l on the sprawlmg Marine camp south of San Clemente . 1 An investigation is under way I by Naval Inves ltgall ve Services f officials. 1 I or:~fi:~as• j Weather Dense fog and some low cloudiness night a nd morning hours throug h Wednesday. clearing back to the beaches by noon. A little cooler with lows tonight in the 40s. I lighs Wednesday in upper 50s and low60s. INSIDE TODAY JimmJI Carttr ii on upcom· ang country ond we.tun linQ!rr. la U the pre!ldent or ~ el.u? ~ Pa9f A9. •••• =-""-== ~ f;S:::.~ ... ! -.... --.::i Atl Dr ....... All a: =.:,,.... :: M =: e.1 ... 1t =-iut.: ---= Happy Santa George DeRnulac. 85, is blind. but it didn't stop him from ~rowing a beard just so he could play Santa for fellow patie nts at Beverly Manor Nursing Home in Col:>ta· Mesa Monday. Staff members made the red s uit for Geor~c. f"rowaPageAJ IRAN ..• At Jeast 300 trool>!> sealed off Amir Abad Hospital, where spokesmen for the opposition National l''ronl planned lo hold a rally. The troop!. pushed away poople who camt: lo attend lhl' raJl y as police helicopters hov ered overhead Some Tehran gas stations ran out of fuel today and govern menl sources said almost no gasoline may be available Wllhin 24 hours if production oontinue to decline. They said supplies of kerosene for public sales also were short, as well al> fuel 011 for public ut11tt1es. Women Take Sa/,e 's Gem3 SEATTLE <A P > A jewelry dealer, hoping to sell his mvenlory before the end of the year. lost the $120,000 collection to two female robbers who. he said, also roughed him up. "Those wercn 'l ladies. they were animals ... said Frank Payne, 29, of Yakima, Wash. "J have knots all up and down my head. I never gave them a bil of trouble, and they kept jamming that gun against my head.·· Payne said he and bis partner . Jo se ph Meinhardt of Seattle. were holding a private jewelry showing in a Seattle hotel room. He said the women. one brandishing a pistol. took all the Jewels and PX> in cash. By,..... A11od1&ed PreH Ctu11tmaa tree., aymbola of thtt holiday aeuon. were rcspd\ulblc> for nearly 11 thtrd o( mort than 5'> fire deal~ that occurred durin1 the holldaay ~kt'nd. A hort·clrcult In 1 "trln& of Chrisunu tr li1hts .-ppartrnl· 11 touched olf 1 Now Orleans til!W' Chrl1tmaa £ve In which ftve ,·hlldrtn of Ida Perkins and thn.~ of htt grandchildren were killed Shti eacaped with two otht<r children The vlC'Ums raruted m aice from 1 to 18. In l,)alla1>, a family of four the par~nls. an mtanlh and an older ctuld dled C ristmais morning m a fire blaamed on faulty Chr1stm11S tree light". The charred bodies of the 1>arents and an mfant were hud· died near the front door of their wood frame hom e ln · vestigators surmised they had almost made it to safety. The hody or an older child was found in his bedroom. In Centra l Islip. N.Y., a woman, her husband and her 90.year-old mother died in a fire that authorities said ap· peared to have started near their Christmas tree. In Maywood. Ill .. 4·montb-old Marquise Johnson and 2·year· old Jeremy Ru sh were killed and three other persons were i.rrjured when flre broke out in a home in the western Chicago suburb where nearly SO people had gathered for a Chnstmas party Monday night. The boys were trapped in upstairs bedrooms, officials said, Elsewhere. three men died. 14 persons were injured a nd 35 persons were left homeless in a Christmas morning fire in downtown Salt Lake City. Fire officials said two men were identified as Henry_ M. Cott.on. 681 and Leo E. Altres, 52. The tnird man was iden· tified as Manuel Aragon, 57. ac- cording to Ross Raddon of the police records department. The cause of the fire at the Swing Apartments. a two·story brick bwlding, may have been a cigarette left smoldering on a mattress under a stairway. authorities said. In Indianapolis. two girls -Alphonia Easley. 7, and Lat.one Babet Patterson, 3 -died Sun- day 10 a fire that may have been caused by a shorted-out lamp falling onto a mattress. Police said Alphonso Easley. father of Alphon1a. told them he took Brenda Watson. mother of the Patterson girl, to work late Sunday, then went to a tavern. A dog was left with th e children. The sources said Iranian 011 production was down to a datl} rate of 900,000 barrels com part"lt•rn Europe and 15 to 18 perce nt lo the United States. Froaa Pflfle A J The sources said more than 70 oil tankers were lying al anchor off the main export terminal of Khargh Island. unable to load u~l with oil because of limited sup· plies. Available oil in the coun· try 1s being directed almost en· tirely \nto domestic needs, the sources said. City Meeting Call Ignored CLEVELAND !AP> Most of Cleveland's City Council mem-bers ignored Mayor Dennis J. Kucinlch's call for a special session today to act on the city's financial problems. A majority of the 33 legislators stayed away from the meeting, which was to consi<ter the mayor's proposal to pledge 1979 payroll tax r eceipts as cot- lateraJ for the city's $14 million Ul defauJled notes . Only 16 councilmen. Including the mayor's brother, Gary, were on hand when Council Clerk Mercedes Cotner called the roll at 10:40 a.m .. 40 minutes late. 1'he meeting was ad1ourned. Of'ANOECOAST s DAILY PILOT ftowo Or4'f"Qllll' (W'\t 0..ty Pttoe. with WftK Pt " t~ Dl~O 1"-Hf'W'\. Jlto~\, ll°'*l\hitct o, ttVI Of MQlle (4M\f Pvof1\Nf'llO (~ S.p,1r1ttr~ltOM•f'" P•1bl1'\Pt•d Moft<Wy tN~ FricMy •o, (0.141 Mf'~ N"~ ftli•h .. Uf'fl~on lWM,. f-OU" f#tttV•I"'"" tr'l'tftl" l ...,...fki•t.ft Soit..itl't(Ol\t A \1~r r*OtOftll PillfN)f\h ~l\MdS.tvt.,..,,Mld ""-• '"' "'"" '°"' -'"''"" '"""' •• o1 Ull Wt't 8•¥ ~,... CMt•Mtlw (•f1fM"1at)tlfl ._,._ f#tt\.ldef\t .,_ P~Allh..,_. J•Oll CWloy VH'11t"'ft•~t•f"d()lrr"""~-~ '-··--l•1t0t n.-··~ ""''"'"""'lldot... °"'""" '--' 111<-I' -A\M\l~f ,._."-t0tftef£•tort Te~1te (71•)1Q..U21 CIHllll.cl AdHftltiltg M2-M71 ,,_ .... o.-.. .. . ....., • FOG DUE AGAIN. • • utility pole. There were no in· juries in either car. officers said. A driver, August Wnght. 28, of Laguna Niguel. was booked into the county jail on charges of dnmken driving. Police said the damage to the utility pole, which fell on the lwo wrecked vehicles. cut power to homes in South Laguna . Bluebird Canyon and La~una Beach for about an hour from 6 p.m. Ca liforni a Highwal. Patrolmen and many traffic o · ficers in local communities added warnings to motorists to their reports on weather cond1 lions today. "Don't drive in fog or gather· ing fog unless you really have to," CHP officer Vern Smith said. "This patchy. swirling fog we're getting can be a very dangerous business at a time of year when some dn vers don't I Girl, 3, Dies In Dog Attack PENSACOLA, Fla. <APl A 3-year-old girl has died after be· Ing mauled by a German shepherd dog her father was keeping for a friend. James Schafncr of Pace said his daughter Jennifer wasn't breathing when he found her In e pool of blood m the backyard of their home. She had multiple deep cuts on the head and neck. The girl was rus hed to a Millon hos pH a I. where a paramedic team Induced breathing. Then she was taken to a Pensacola hospital, whcr~ she died Sunday. Crowd See8 Pope VAnCAN CITY <AP > -Pope John Paul It made an Im · promptu noonday a_ppearance at tbe wlndow of hl1 Vatican •.P•rt· ment today after hundred• of people ln St. Peter's Square below l()J>lauded and shouted ''Vive U Papal" -Iona Uve the pope. ' have all their wits about them." Airline officials urged motorists heading for the county airport to get there on time for their flight despite whatever weather conditions might pre· vail at the time. "We often get breaks in the weather,'' Air California com- munications executive Bob Payton said. ·•Passen gers should be there al the lime or the flight so that we can gel them off from here 1 f we get the op· pe>rtunlly." Payton said the 1,200 Air callfornia passengers his airline had to move to and from Ontario during two fog ·hampered days took the rerouting and delays in rzood spirits. "They unders tood our problem ." he said. "Everyone was very patient and understand· ing." Coast Guard offtclals said the fog appeared to have had little impact on ocean traffic off the Southern California coast. "Operators or small craft ap· pear to be taking al l the necessary precautions," they said. "Those who don't have the navigational devices vital in tbcse conditions seem to be stay· ing al home and that's just good rommon sense." Inmate Dies In Shooting FLORENCE. Ariz. <AP) -An Arizona State Prison Inmate waa killed and three other inmates were wounded today when a prisoner with a history of psychiatric troubles opened fire ln a cellblock. authorities 11id. The usaUant was Iden· tifted aa Roman Stone, 26, serving 15 yean to lire for kldnapplnt a nd armed robbery ldentltv of tht deed m•n waa no releued. "How he fOt the iun, we don't know, ' Hid C1rolyn Robtnaon, • Department of Correctlooa apakelwoman. •,I Main Borst Rembrandt Stolen "Portrait of a Rabbi." left, a Rembrandt palntm~. was ~~g four stolen Monda y mornmg fr:om San f'ran· ClSCO s De Young Memoric:.11 M U!.cum fl oliday visitors, above. stan~ !'ear the spot whNc the pa inting. valued at about S1 m1lhon. was hung until the theft See story to· day on Page AS. f",.._Pa~AI Jamboree Road Closed by Rupture BODIES .•• 'The remains of five bodies wen~ found at his home Friday and Saturday. The bod1e;. have not been identified. Papers seized from the home mclude records of Gacy 's con· tracting business, pornographic material and Democratic cam· paign hterature, investigators for State'l> Attorney Be rnard Carey said 1be northbound lanes of Jam- boree Road between San Joa· quin Hills and Ford roads will remain closed for the rest of the week because of a waler main rupture. Newport Beach police swd today. They said northbound traffic is be1n~ diverted onto MacArth ur Boulevard and warned northbound motons b. to avoid the area 1f possible South boWld Jamboree Road lanes arc not affected The break. reported Sunday morning, shot water about 100 feet into the a ir, carrying chunks or pavement aloft. Joe Devlin. city utihties direc· tor, said a possibly defective ~inch pipe may be responsible for the gusher. He said' a tem- porary repair has been made but city crews arc still on the site and five to six feet of pipe may have to be repluced Two other water mam breaks that occurred coincidentally within a short lime after the Jamboree break kept c 1ty utilities crews working at high speed. A second break occurr~d Ouistmas Eve on Dover Dri ve and was still spilling water onto the intersection with Coast Highway today The northbound right lane of Dover Ori ve w us closed for a short distance near the intersection. Devlin said 1l is still not known when that break will be mended Then early today a third, also unrelated. break was reported on Lido Isle. Devlin said crews were at work there today. U.S.-Soviet Meet Delayed PLAJNS. Ga. <AP> Presa· dent Carter ended his down home Christmas holiday today after acknowledging that a hoped.for summit meeting with Soviet Presid e nt Leonid Brezhnev will be postponed. The president. nevertheless. continues to be opt1mist1c a bout achieving a strategic a r ms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union as well as Middle F.ast peace settlement. Carter told reporter s Christmas Day that both he and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance remain optimistic that the com- plexities delaying a SALT treaty with Russia and a treaty between Israel and Egypt will be over· come. The investigators said busi· ness cards md1cated Gacy may have been a Democratic pre- cmct captam. A spokesman for the Cook County state's al tomey's office said pro!.ecutors Wlll cite the Democratic cam paign work m trym~ to show Gacy 's rationality Tht.> s pokesman said Gacy 's at tomeys arc likely lo e nter a de- fen.'>e of msamt y Twice divorced, Gacy had lived in the house for six years. the last two yeurs a lone lie served a pnson term in Iowa for sodomy and was paroled in 1971 He is charged with killing Robert J . Pi est. 15. of Del> Plaines. The youth was reported missing Dec 11 Invcstigatorl> said Gacy told them he threw Plest's body and the bodies of four other youths into the Des Plaines River. No bodies have been found m the river. Cook County Medical Ex- aminer ur. Robert J Stem said the remains found m Gacy':-. home were skeletons except for one thigh bone which bore nesh and muscle. Several bodies were found wrapped in tarpaper. FURNITURE ( ,. . .. ANNUAL FLOOR CLEARANCE bce114N'I tlOOf t0mple condition, tentflc t>orga1n1. 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DECEMBER 26, 1978 •• TEN CEN Dense -Fog Closes County Airport .. , 0.-fo1 wblch made man.)' 0ranae CoUnt,y ld nt.s lat for wart today and balle!d a ll opera· Uolll et the county airport ls ex· pKUld lo move to a11ln ton1aht or early Wedo day, 1 N1Uoo1I Weather Servace •POk eaman • ~ ~ ~·u bave th11 Co~ ~ with u1 until Tbu rad1y: meleoroto1l1t Cra11 P ttrsoo said. "And U'a 10•01 lo be at Il l thickest &lonl the ('()I l '' I County l Girl, 14, ~ Rane d r r J A 14-year ·o ld H unllngton Beach girl was raped early Christmas morning while sbe s was wallong home alone from a , <luistmas party at a friend's f borne Investigators said the girl was 1 attacked while she was taking a '! shortcut through a fog-shrouded little League baseball fie ld at \ Talbert Avenue and Lighthouse l Lane. l The girl said a man believed to be' about 30 years old drove ~ his car into an adjaceot parking l lol and called out to her. ., l t' Fearing the worst. she started running but the drive r jumped out of his C8:r ~nd overtook her. I .. 1be attack took place in Foun· fl tain Valley just east of the Hunt· 1 mgl.On Beach ('ity limit. All lhl"H ••runes uatna Oranae o.mty Airport 1baodo0ect niaht plan. early today aod ahlpped tbeir pule'Otera by but to On· \.W1o Airport . Ontario reported fOHY cond1 tioN but wH able lo b1odle fHthla to Sacramento, Las Vecu and Phoenix all can t"tiJed at Oranae County Airport. R.epon.s by offlclall 1l Hucbes Alrweat, Air CaUfornla and Oo&den W t AlrUn Indicated tW well over 2,000 pa.uena•n ...,. tMIMd lo Ontario u a re· .wt ol . lli1bu cancelled today and Qn Cbrlalmet Day. ··w 're praytna for a lltUe wind," an Air California con· troUer said. "Ir we could jUJt set a breae 1rowwl here condlUoos ~ lmprov1 lo the POIOl that we eouW haaclle our ruahta." OoodiUonl improved today at Loa Ant•les International Airport wbere rugbl.s were .re· IUmed ~r thick roe earUer caueed the cancellation of more thin 400 deJ>artures. But controllers al LAX said they expected the lingering fog lo father new strength late tonllbt Ol' earJy Wednesday and aaaln ball operat.Jons. Pauengers who would normally have left from Los Anceles were diverted today to airports at Ontario, Palmdale, LIS Vegas, Sao Diego and San DM!y Plllit .... "'"9.., LH f'4YM !l'anciseo. But. the thick I og appeared to be unique to this area of Southern California. Federal Attiatlon Administration of· ficiala said Orange County and LAX were tbe only airports in the nation compelled to cancel flight. today. On tbe ground, blllo•ing fog hampered motorists throughout Orange County with police in the coastal communities r.eporting Iran (Jpfaea"al the most severe cond.iUon.s. • Officers said the patchy fog wu responsible for a number of "fender bender" collisions but only one serious accident could be attributed. to weather condi· tions. Coroner's officers said An· celmo Flores Garcia, 22, or Compton, died behind the wheel « his car after it left the road near the totersection of the San· (See FOG, Page A2> · Americans Get Death Threats TEHRAN, Iran CAP) - Crowds of Iranians shouting hatred for the shah and his "Yankee imperialist," sup· porters rampaged through Tehran today s etting fires, smashing windows and threaten- ing Americans in wh a t auth orities called the worst disturbances here in three months. Spokesmen for the anti-shah opposition said soldiers shot and kllted rive persons Ul Tehran, in· eluding a 10..year-old boy, and wounded 15 othe r s, two critically. Martial-law authorities said only one person was killed In the capital and two elsewhere, in· eluding a wounded policeman reportedly dragged from his hospital bed and murdered by an anti-government mob. A &overnment spokesman re· ported political violence ln five other cities as well. .50 -caliber m achine guns guarded the e mbassy, which was attacked Sunday by anti· shah protesters. The anti-American tone of the movement to oust Shah Moham- mad Reza PahJavi has be<:ome increasingly visible in recent days. Demonstrators today shouted both "Death to the shah," and "Yankee go home!" and plastered shop and bank win· dows with signs warning "Yankees leave by February or be killed." Some protest e r s s houted threats at Americans and other foreigners. "You better get out of here, Yankee," said one youth as he scribbled slogans de nouncing the shah on a telephone booth. "You a re all agents of im· perialism and we hate you." 'The teen-ager was treated by her private physician al Foun· t lain Valley Community Hospi.tal and sent home under sedation with ber parents. FOGBOUND AIR PASSENGERS WAIT fT OUT AT ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT Mote Then 2,000 HoUdey T.ravelera Dt¥ertecl to ' end From Onterto As the anti-government cam· paign raged in the streets Iran's vital oil flow dwindled further because d antl..abah strikes, and efforts to rorm a new 9'0Yern· rt)ent of reconclli aUoacontinued. The stlah has Jong had close ties with the West, particularly with t he United Stales, and (See JBAN, Pa1e A2> f San Clement e r Officials 7 ' Quit P o sts r Laguna A.rea Dar.k .After Car Hits Pole •.; E r· Two senior San Clemente city staff members Fire Marshal Don Hodgson and Senior Plan· ner Clay Dillman --have re· signed to accept positions in other cities. Both cited the city's political upheaval as part of their de· cision to quit. • t r .. Hodgson. 56, who has been with the San Clemente Fire Department 11 years, will be " California City Fire Chief, start· ti' in5? Jan. 15. He has been Sa n I Clemente fire marshal sin ce 1975. • ; Dillman. 43 , came to Sa n Clemente as the city's senior • . planner four years ago. He is leaving the city for Barstow, where he will be in charge of ci· ! ly planning. ~· , Both men e xpressed dis · enchantment with San Clemente city government in stating their reasons for resigning. Hodgson said he feels the city's current fiery Political al· mosphere has been a hindrance to good gove rnme nt. He als o said city wages have failed to keep pace with cost of living in· creases. . Hodgson said he expects that some other members of the San Clemente Fire Department will also be resigning in coming months. Dillman said he has been dis· enchanted with the administra- tion of city Manager Gerald Weeks, especially since the re· cent apPoinlment or city plan· ning director Jim Lawson. cul· ting off any room for Dillman's advancement. "U you don't go up, you go out,'' he said. MOIOR HOME AD PAYS OFF "My motor home just took UP. space in my driveway until 1t started earning cash for me. "I rented it with an ad ln the Dally Pilot to the first caller." That's the advertising success story of the man who ran this ad i.n the Dally Pilot: Red !3. Motor Home All lCU'U. 1225 per week. k per mlle. XXll·llXU Let the Dally Pilot turn your capital lnto cash. A friendly ad· visor is ready to help· you at 642·5678. ... - More than 1,700 Laguna Beach homes were left in the dark shortly after 6 p.m . Christmas Day when a car slammed into an FA.ison Co. power pole on Laguna Canyon Road. Holiday Road Deaths 433 By Tbe Associated Press Traffic accidents claimed 433 lives during the three-day Ouislmas weekend -a higher toll than a year ago, but well below the record for the holiday. 1be National Safety Council estimated before the weekend began that between 400 and 500 persons might die on streets and highways between 6 p.m . Friday and midnight Monday. Last year, during the three· day Christmas weekend. there were 390 highway deaths. Power was cut to many homes north of Pacific Coast Highway throughout the Art Colony following the 6:02 p.m . crash near Woodland Ori ve and Laguna Canyon road. Motorist August Lee Wright, 28, of 3'291 La Hermosa Place, Laguna Niguel, was arrested and charged with being under the influence of alcohol or drugs. when his car, allegedly traveling at high speed, slammed into the power pole. Police said Wright apparently attempted to pass another car when be allegedly lost control of bis auto. 1lle oole was severed and fell onto the roadway, nanowly missing another vehicle. l!'AllSOn spokesmen said at took Tl minutes to restore POWer to Laguna customers because of the extensive damage to under· ground portions of the power pole. No one was injured in the incl· dent. police said. Murder Suspeet• Luis Rodriguez, left, and Margaret Klaen, right, of Garden Grove, were arraigned today ln Woodland on murder charges in connection with the deaths or two California Highway Patrol officers last Friday. (See story, Page A3 l. •• \ .... ,. . . . . Teachers Say Wage Law Violated By HAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Ol .. Delly .......... Teacher leader Ira Toibin has charged that Huntington Beach Union High School District trustees have violated a state· imposed salary freeze by agree· ing to pay substitute teachers $l50 a day in the event of a threatened Jan. 3 strike. Teachers have voted to strike if a current contract dispute is not resolved. Normal substitute teacher pay is $38.50 a day. "At a time when teacher salaries are frozen in every school district in California, cer· Wnly the splri t, if not the letter. or the wage freeze bas been broken by raising the substitute pay to sa>," said Toibin, the leader of a grouprepresenting830teachers. But school board President Zita Wessa disagreed. "We have a responsibility to keep the schools open and running." Teachers have threatened to close all seven distrtct schools in Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley and Westminster with the walkout planned for the day after they return Crom the holi· day vacation. Mrs. Wessa saJd teachers are seeking publicity on the sub· stitute pay issue to gain support. She noted that the school board approved the pay hake in No· vember in case of a teacher work stoppage. District Assistant Superinlen· dent Howard Roop asserted that state officials have authorized substitute teacher pay hikes in the event or a strike or work stoppage. . &.lbstilute teachers were paid 980 a day from Dec. 11 to Dec. 15 when district officials reported "rolling teacher sick· ins" at ffunlinglon Beach, Edison and Westminster high schools. Mrs. Wessa noted that regular teachers are paid between $100 and $120 for a day's work. The averaie teacher salary is (8eeP AY, Page A%) Oam Diggen Dae at Beachett No progress was reported in tbe &ehind·U..scenes efforts to end the violence by forming a consensus government. Sources rePort the shah agreed to a re· duclion in his powers as part of a proposed poUtscat settlement by which veteran politician Gholan-Hosseln Sadiqi would become bead of a neutralist gov· ernmenl. But Sadiqi reportedly is bav· ing trouble finding qualified in· dividuals untarnished by pre· vious association with the shah's governments. And opposition leaders say they will not be satisfied until the shah ab· dicates. A government spokesman said demonstrators set fire to two dozen vehicles during riots at more than 20 location s throughout Tehran. The violence paralyzed the central business district. Smoke billowed over the city's skyline much of the day. The protesters gathered in crowds of up to 1,000. Soldiers repeatedly fired over their heads but were unable to stop the violence, which was cen· tered near the closed-down Tehran University and in an area between the U.S. Embassy and the headquarters of lbe Na· tional Iranian Oil Co. Iranian troops in five-ton, So- viet-built trucks mounted with Mesa Man Critical After Crash A Costa Mesa man was hospitalized in critical condition today after a Christmas morn· ing car crash that also injured a 16-)'ear-old Fountain Valley girl, police said. · lnvesti~ators said heavy fog that cut visibility to less tha n :l> yards was a factor when Nen Van Nguyen, 22, lost control of his car on Harbor Boulevard In Coeta Mesa about 3:34 a .m . Monday. 1be vehicle slammed into a traffic signal pole near the off· ramp to the 405 Freeway, police said Nguyen, of 2273 Maple St., Costa Mesa, suffered massive bead injuries and was liken to M1nua tldea beginning with a ~~u~taln Valley Memorial L 7 low figure shortly after noon · 16 Id today are ex~ed to brine avid s passenger, -year·o clammen to n at stretches of Np Phithi Le or 17412 Hood Oranle Coat beaches Court. Fountain Valley. suffered Lifeiuarda at Huntington a hairline skull fracture and State Beach said the minus tldea lacer1tions. wUl coollnue throt.t1h Friday, ~ wu ~eporled ln "satisfac· Marine, 19, Killed at Pendleton Naval officials are investigat· ing the Christmas Day slaying of a woman Marine, whose partially-clothed body was found stabbed several limes. The vie· tim was discovered beside her bunk by a non-commissioned of· fleer sent to awaken her for mess duty. Private First Class Suelte Btu· ing, 1.9, of Nashville, Tenn .. was foUnd lying face down OD the floor near her bunk shortly before 6 a.m. Christmas Day. A Marine spokesman said she was alone in the three-bunk barracks room. He said the room did not appear to have been rans acked . Base hospital officials we re peJfonning an autopsy on the body this morning. No we apon was found and there have been no arrests. Pfc. Bluing joined the Marine C.Orps last May and was an avia· tion supply worker with Marine Air Group 39, attached to Camp Pendleton from the El Toro Marine Air Station. The air group supplies air SUP· , port for ground troops a nd is sta·• tiooed full time at the air strip ' on the sprawling Marine camp I south of San Clemente. An investigation is under way 1 by Naval Investigative Services 1 . officials. Co ast Weath~r Dense fog and some low cloudiness night and morning hours through Wednesday, clearing back to the beaches by noon. A little cooler with lows tooight in the 40s. Highs Wednesday in upper sos and low80s- INSIDE TODA '1 Jimmy Carter 18 on upcom· ing country ond western lingtr. la it the president or aomeone elle? See Poge A9. l•des l ,._.....,. a = ......... .. _., .. .. ............ .......... M r-...... ~~ ==--at =-It'·~ I· namlna about • hall ·ho. ur later t.ory condition t.odalal Costa Mebday. 1 Mela Me~orial HOSP, al. N. .. Jilt.'IJ .' .A_.i..'til' l,f; Jilhl~ l\ 1~ • , "11 wt .... ~ ........ .,_.. •. ..mt• IL,. ••• , . .. l - J\I DAILY PtLOT tt Sex - DIS PLAINES. m. tAP) -,_,..e. lavetU1alo,.. reaumN d•11ln1 and rl ver dra11ln1 operaUON today In a search thal unHl'lhed "ve 1keletlon1 laat weelr at the bom' of a conv\ctC'd sexo«tnder. The C.ook County medJ~• 1 ex. lUDi.ner, Or. Robert Stein, waa "oearina ldentiflcaUon" of tom d Lbl ff vc boctiea attt.dy found m tbe home ol twice divorced f',...P ... .41 PAY ••• $11.000, lhe IMSded Salary and bindlna arbllrtUOn to pievaMet are two of the u- sum that hav • dcad1ocked con tntct talks bttlWl'CD lt'MCber and dbtrict neeotlatons d uri n1 the put nine months . Teacbert u dcimandln1 " euaranteecl onc·ytar ravo Pfr cent pay hUt retroactlvt-to Ju ly, 1m and blndln1 arbltr t1on an all (UWVlinCt'I ~ICCt>pt tho~w dc&llpa with financial mallcn& Du\ l1chool board m11mber1i have otr~red u fi ve pt'rc\'nt pay llioo6t only tf thu :state amposed 11ala.ry f~~ t I tftl-d Tru•let>11 ~ binding urbltrutaon would erode loc al control o f the schools Teacherb have revt!ulcd 11tnkti plans th a t inc lude us klnl( t.eacbers in surrounding 1chool districts to take personal leaves fmm their jobs dunng the first week or the year to limit the numberoravallablesubstltutes. Local teac ht>rs have also charged that Huntington Beach Union Hlgh School Dis trict of ficlals have held special training sess10ns for substitute teachers But district officials denied that charge. Officials indicated they are braced for the str1k.e and plan to keep schools open in I.be event of any type or teacher work stoppage Laguna Has "Rash' o l Break-ins Two Laguna Beach bus i· nesses, a lifeguard tower and a home were targets of burglars over the Christmas holiday. police said today. Operators of Jim SetUe's Art Gallery, 1420 South Coast ffjgbway. reported the theft of three paintings Saturday or Sun· day. including two painting.a of -clowns and a floral palntlng. The art wons were valued a\ $195. MeanwhUe, owners of Coast Ion Ltquor, 1391 South Coast Highway, told Laguna Beach police that S600 an cash was taken from a cash box sometime dunng working hours Saturday. The box was localed underneath a cash register ln a third burglary. th1evei. cut a strap securing a hat.ch un· der the Main Beach Park IHeguard tower, s tealing a w e tsuit valu ed at $165 . Lifeguards di s covered the break·in Saturday And James P. Panagakos told omcerssomeone pried a rear slid· mg glass door to his home at 1996 Del Mar Friday rifling through Christmas ~irts and taking " stereo receiver and turntable valued al S800 Girl, 3, Dies In Dog Attack PENSACOLA, F1a. <AP> --A 3-year-0ld girl has died after be· ing mauled by a G e rman shepherd dog her father was keeptng for a friend. James Schafner of Pace said his daughter J ennifer wasn't breathing when he found her In a pool of blood an the backyard or their home. She had multiple deep cw oo the head and neck. The girl W88 rushed to a Milton hospital, whe r e a paramedic team induced breattung. Then she was taken to a Pensacola ho11pilal. where she died Sunday. DAILY PILOT ' .... 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DEPARTURE BOARD TELLS SAD STORY Delays Both Way• at Fog-•hroUded Airport E're•P~A J FOG DUE AGAIN. • • la Ana and Riverside Freeways Monday and plowed into a guard rail. They said traffic in the area was hampered by thick fog at the time of the accident. Officers said roggy conditions on Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach led to a collision between two cars Monday night. They said one car Jumped the center divider, rammed lnto an ~ auto and then struck a ~ty eoJe. There were no in- juries 10 either car, officers said. A driver, August Wright, 28, or Laguna Niguel, was booked into the county jail on charges or drunken driving. Police said the dama ge to the Wlity pole. which reu on the two wrecked vehicles, eut power to homes in South L ag un a, Bluebird Canyon and Laguna Beach for about an hour from 6 p.m. Trio H e ld In The ft Of SC Me at Three youths were in custody today at the San Clemente J a il , following their arrest Su nday in the Shoreclirfs area where police said they found more than 50 ~of allegedly stolen meal · m their car. Arrested on s us pi c ion of burglary a nd possession of stolen property were David Craig Brown, 19, or 1505 Calle Alcazar, San Clemente; Scott Durland Pipher , 18, of 26971 Ave. Las Palmas, Capistrano Beach , and Thomas Rtchard Medina, 18, of 628 Calle Vicente , San Oement.e. They were each being held m lieu of $5,000 ball. Police said the youths' ear was slopped at 1:30 p.m. Sunday near the intersection of Avemda Vaquero and Calle Arco. Police said that such a piece of meat reportedly had been taken from the nearby Estrella Coun · try Club. Police indicated their suspicions were aroused when they spotted the su:;pects' car parked in an abJlndoned area . Yacht Club Loses Liquor Someone who likes Christmas cheer made orr with quite a bit of It from a Newport Beoch yacht club over the holiday weekend -66 quart bottles of whiskey, vodka, glo. Scotch and ~e said the break·ln at the BlhJa Corinthian Yacht Club. UIOl Bayside Drive, was dis · covered Sunday by maintenance crews who had locked up about midnisht Saturday. They said burslars who ap- parenUy entered throuah a win dow cot only SS In caeh from desk drawers but made off with the liquor and three a nd a half caaea ot clfarettes. The Lota 10t1 was set at $931, police said. .. .. California Highwal Patrolmen and many traffic o . ficers in local comm unities added warnings to motorists to their reporta on weather condi- tions today. "Don't drive in fog or gather · ing fog unless you really have t.o," CHP officer Vern Smith said. "This patchy, swirling fog we're getting can be a very dangerous business al a time of ye.ar when some drivers don't have all their wits about them." Airline o ffi cials urged motorists heading for the county auport to gel there on time for their flight despite whatever weather conditions m ight pre· vail at the lime. "We often gel breaks_in the weather," Air California com· municatlons e xecutive Bob Payton said . "Passengers should be there at the time or the fllght so that we can get them off from here if we get the op- portunity ... Payton said the 1,200 Air California passengers his a irline had to move to and from Ontario during two fo~·hampered days took the rerouting and delays In eood sPirits. .. The y und e r s tood our problem," he said. ··Everyone. was very patient a nd understa nd· mg. .. C.oast Guard officials said the fog appeared to have had little impact on ocean traffic off the Southern California coast. "Operators of s mall craft ap· pear to be t aking all the necessary precautions," they said. ''Those who don't ha ve the navigational devices vital an these conditions seem to be s tay- ing at home and that's jus t good oommon sense." Frota P ageAI IRA.N ••• American economic interests an Iran are substantial. About 5 percent of the oil consumed in the Umled States comes from Iran. W nshlngton re iterated its backing for the beleaguered monarch today. State Depart· ment spokesman Hodding Carter sajd the United States supports the shah "In his elforts to promote stability." The opposition lo the shah Is both religjous and polltlcal -or· thodox Moslems who oppose his Western-style modemiia Uoo of Iran. and students. leftists and others demanding an end to has authoritarian rule and govern· ment corruption. NB Police Probe 1beft F rom Boat NewJ>ort Beach police today were mveatlgaUng the theft or SUOO in equipment from a boat docked in Newport Harbor. They said the boat belongln1 to John Maddox of Piedmont was docked at 919 Bayalde Drive between Friday and Sunday. Mluinf Sunday were an automa le dlrectlon rlnder valued al l'100 and a depth In · dicawr valued at $400 . lbe dea () tnie-boy.-n-e '90\linl ol ftve bodJet wer fomd at bl.a home Friday and Sltwday. Tbe bodies h11vo not bled •dloutled. P11pert1 11elted from the home lncJude records of Gucy·11 ~on ~tnl bua1MU, pornoaraph1c mult'rlal and Ot!mO<'ratlc cam pal(Jn llteriaturo, lnveatlgators tor State's Attorney Bernud CNcywd. n-o invesU1ator1 uld busi· .-carda lndlcat.ed Gacy may have been a Democratic pre clnct Uptain. A spokc11man for th C~k County 11tute'1 al· l11f'My 11 orfiee H id proteculoris wUI cite th Democratic c.m· p.l1n work In trylna to show <la <'y's rationality. Th~ 11pokHm1tn aald Ci a c y '" ut lftnMl)'ll .,... likely W enter a de· ft1*' of ln11anlty 'l'wlntt dlvorc4'd Gacy hnd llvfld In thti hou1«1 for 11hc ye8rR. th•1 lut two )'Hn alone "" rvfld • pr11on term In low• for 1odom y and Wit.I paroled In 1971. lie la ch•rMcd wllh kllllnl( ltohtorl J l'lt"lt , 15. or 0~11 tl1alnttt1 Th youth wu11 reported ml1tlnti ~c. 11. lnvcatlaatora ••Jd 011cy told them he threw I" t'a body and the bodl\'is or four other youttuJ Into the Des Plaine. River No bodlca have been found ln th rtver. Cook County Medical Ex· amlner Dr. Robert J . Stein isald the rem1ln1 round In Gacy'a ~me were 1keletona except ror one thigh bone which bore flesh and muaclo. Several bodtea were found wrapped In tarpaper. Gacy was being held lo the Cook County jail's Cermak Holpttal, taken there alter hla lawyer said Gacy bad a serious heart condition. Neighbors have told police Gacy periodically brought loads d lime into hla home. saying he used It tp treat dampness. Bappg Santa George OeRoulac, 85, is hlind . but al d1dn 't stop him from growing a beard just so he could play Santa for fellow patients at Beverly Manor N urs ing Home in Costa Mesa Monday. Starr me mber!> made the red suit for George. 'Jamboree Road Closed Main Break Slims ·Northbound Lanes 'The northbound lanes of Jam· boree Road between San Joa- quin Hilla and Ford roads will remain closed for the rest of the week because ol a water main rupture, Newport Beach poliee said today. Man Jailed In Thefts A Dana Point man, accused by h.is "temporary roommate" or stealing more than $2 .000 in clothlng and stereo equipment, was jailed Christmas Eve by Laguna Beach police. Johnnie Dean Belger , 22, who lists 34092 Callita Drive. as his pennanent address, was arrest- ed on charges or suspicion of burglary and receiving stolen property after his Laguna Beach roommate. Ray Harrin ~ton . complained or discovering ttemi. missin g from his home a\ 680 Anita St. Belger was being held on $10,000 bail at Orange County Jail following his arrest . 'Ibey said northbound tramc Is being dive rt e d onto MacArtb11r Boulevard and warned northbound motorists to avoid the area if possible. South· bound Jamboree Road lanes are not affected. 1be break. reported Sunday morning,· s hot water about 100 feet into the air. carrying chunks of pavement aloft Joe Devlin, city utilities d1rec· tor, said a possibly defective 3>-inch pipe may be responsible for the gusher. He said a tem porary repair has been made but city crews are still on lhe site and five to six reet of pipe may have to be replaced. Two other water main breaks that occurred coincidenta lly within a short time after the J amboree break kept c 1ty ut.illties crews working al high speed. A Sf'cond break occurred Ouislmas Eve on Dover On Vl' and was still spilling water onto the inte r s ection with Coa~l Highway today. The northbound nght lane of Dover Drive was closed for a short distance near tbe intersection. Oevlm said 1t is ~till not known when that break will be mended 1ben early today a tbnd, ab<> lDU'elated. break was reporl<'d on Lido Isle. Devlin said c rews we re a t won there today. J ustin Nelson Rites Slate d F\JU military rites will be con· dueled Thursday at Arlington NatJonal Cemetery in Virginia for Justin Clark N e l~oo or Newport Beach, a rcllrcd Ai r Force major who died last week al lhe age of 45. Mr. Nelson served as a 8 52 pilot in the Korean and Vi etnam wars. He leaves two daughters. Kim- berly Nelson and Dana Nelson. both of Atlanta, a son, Srott ,Nelson, of Dcluwa rc: and lhn•e brothers. 8111 Nelson of M 111· nesota, Keith Nelson of Florida and Doug Nelson of Seattle. F URNITURE , ... 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Dooem~r ~:..'~'~8'------=~=------- T~. O.C.mber 28, 1978 S DAILY PILO'f A 3 In Your Cups1 Boozer's Diarg Helps 8.)'. The A lAldb Cbffr t •>,groan omorrow. .....,.__ tr th appro ch of New Vear'• Eve brtftt1 lhouaht1 of mlnaled meniment Ind morruna·afttr mlaery, 1ou may want to pau to Poinder a r w u "The Boozu'a Diary," a loncue ·ln·cb k calendar d1atnbutcd at holiday time to CU$lOmers ln som British pubs, Usla 101 waya to desc.dbe the state of intoxl.caUon • AOOOD.MEAL.ti~t LQ ~a tomlortabl• llnln& to vow-stomach," the authors •dvae. 1 Remember, warm drloks to.kt efttct morr quirkly than cold ones and drtnka with soda or tonic bll you fast r because of the carbon dl<>tclde aaa content. Dr1nb contaln1n1 up to 20 percent alcohol, live wines and atron& •r11, ure ubsorbed ond luko <'ffccl more rapidly than those of hl&bfr a lrobol conl(mt whlch cause 1tom1tch trrttallon and delay Dblc>fl>Uon. '' AmJd warnings oo the dangers of driving art.er you have been drinklne, lhe diary auageatt tHttns your sobriety. "The b lancing trick. With your bands by your aldea, atand oo one foot by raising your knee to hlgh level. Thirty seconds; Not bod Now do It again with your eyes closed. Three seconds? Call a cab '' AMONG m£M: BANIUEO. 8E80Tl'ED, bluloua. blotto and bra~. Cannf'd, caroustt<t, <'Ork d , crashed and crea1t-d Drenched and drunk Elect.rocu~. elephaota and elevated. Foxt>d Ou.tied a.od fuddled Gas d and ala s-eyed Half aeu ov~r .nd tUt and·mbsed lnrapabt and ln your cups J.._,.1ed and julcl•d ~ea and lit up Maudlin. m rry, mtsmerhed and mtrty. Ntwt t.d, obru·catcd and unt' ov r ·tbe-et1hl Pickled, pie y d nd TKEN THERE AR£ SOME tonsue·twlstera to try. How about: ~":f' H.olhna and ~• na. auc d . 1cuppered. ahalltred, 1hl0 "~lvolous flat t'unnl" med fresh f11h furtou11ly on Friday for foyr • •hot, l'kc-v.t"N'd, alau,chttt"H, alo hf'd 1oulod, aqwrry and tauruah ~ t'renchmen." "Slx 8iek soldiers sighted seven slowly sink· "WOO~. T nk\"d up <lnd llddl)'. Undtr the lnhuenrt-• .,..caving and ln& 11hip!i " Or finally: "Beautiful Betty bought some butter. 'But,· ~ !'ltered. :.tlld &ht', 'thllf butter's bitter.· So she bought some better butter and The dlary m1 <"~ ~rnt sober ran w1th ala humor. Ortnkln6' on -.ht> put tht: bt>ltcr butter in the bitter butter to make the bitter butler an rm&l(y •lonhu'h Ind to rapid t.otouuuon l)l'Uer .. Two ac Judg • m CUP o · aths WOO OLAN() 1 •\I' 1 I\ }oun~ man und wumuu f.H•t•d murdt'r char~Wl> today an the.• i.hootmg de11th!> or Vt'lt•run C111tforniu Hi ghway Patrol otr1cers Roy Blecher and W1lluim 1-'n·cmun The char~<>s curry a potcntiul death scnt~nl'l' Lu is Rodri.cue z. 23, ot Sacramento, und Marga rel Klaess, 18, of Ga rd en Grove were to l>t! arraagneo 1n Municipal Court today Serv1ct'1> were ~cheduled 1n Woodland today for Blecher, 50. and Freeman, 35, who were i.hot to death earl)' Fnday. apparent Iv after making a routine tramc stop on Interstate 80 three male::. Weil or Sacramento. C>rficers saad their bodies were found behind their patrol car Their ~uns wer e m issing. Blecher s hands were c uffed behind him. The two were to be honored lo· day with a plaque al CllP head· quarters in Sacramento. Rodriguel and Miss Klaess. who had bt:en living al a West Sacramento motel, were a rrest· ed early Sunday in the East San ft'rancisco Bay community of Richmond on a description given by a ttitchh1ker who had been robbed near San Rafael Jate Thursday, officers said. When they went to reclaim an impounded panel truck, an of· ficer recognized them from a composite drawing made from the hilchh1k e r 's description, police say. Tile two were held without baa! in Yolo County Jail. Mark Klac!>s reacted in d11>· bebef Sunday aft('r his daughter was jaded for mvesllgataon or murder. 1 "I don 't believe Ma~g1e could do 1l." :.ays M1 .s Klat•1>s' fathN. ~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~----~~~~--------~~--~---------- Nou..· You See H1n1 ••• This red tail hawk round a momentary home on a street light near the Corona del Mar Freeway. The hawk seemed content to sit and watch the traHic below, perhaps wondering what the holiday rush was all about. But when the bird caught sight of a Daily Pilot photographer it took off (below) for points unknown. Perhaps it soared out of view to find an area less congested. Dean's Dream Reality at Saddleback By WILLIAM HODGE °' -O.lly ~ ... ll.lfl Saddleback College's dean of vocational pros:rams has been dreaming about erecting small buildings and then tearing them down But Everett Brewer's v1s1on isn't one of destruction. It's the cornerstone of a new vocational major to be offered at Sad· dleback College in J anuary. "We've been working and planning for a construction technology program for two years," BrC'wer said. ''We're finally ready to go and we've got five courses scheduled.'' lion and co n st a:u ct ion SIJI>Crvision and safely. The building code and law course and the estimating class will be offered at the district's new north campus al Jeffrey Road and Irvine Center Drive in Irvine. "We're trying to provide entry level training for the building trades." l(jrscb s aid. ··At this end of the county, we've never hadthlsorfered before." The new program grew out or a study done by Brewer that in· dicated a high de mand for trained people to enter the con· struction trades. _Hana~~ ~conllo.a to the d.J..ary. ar caused oot by tho a1C060l 11 by by DOO·alcobollc ln&redlenta called conaener~ which provide the dlsUntive flavor and aroma or different drinks . 'Ibe dJary doesn't put much faith ln hangover cures, but it orrer:. llOIDe anyway. Drink a glass or two or cold water as soon us you awake. "It can't do any harm and at least you'll give all those congeners 80mething to think about." -ASPllUN, TAKEN WITH WATEa. "Not dangerous, but not desirable. A couple of aspirin may reUeve lhe hangover eventual· ly, but so will time." · -Black coffee. "Hot and sweet, lhia will certainly dlsf.uJse that foul furry tas~ on your tongue1 but only temporarily. It 11 do nothing to combat your general ndiapoeition and, at today's prices, there must be a better way or spending money." -The real cure. "Stongly recommended ... Take the juice of one lemon or orange and a generous meuure or honey. Stir well before drinking. That's all, but if you must know it's the Vitamin c ot the lemon and the fruit sugar fructose of the honey which do tht• trick by hastening the rate at which body breaks up thoM· congeners.·· Rash of FirelVorks Injuries Probed By The Associated Presa State police began contacting more than 100 victims of defec · tive fireworks today, looking for clues to the source or tbe ex· plosives that cost some Ken· tucky and West Virginia resi- dents their fingers and bands over the holiday weekend. "We're going around to all the hoseitals in our area. telling the victnns that we will assist them in any way to prosecute those who sold them these fireworks," said Ke ntuc ky trooper Don Weedman. Weedman said more than 100 persons were treated al eastern Kentucky hospitals and clinics for injuries they received Sun· day and Monday, "and l expect that number will go weU over 140 in Kentucky alone by the end oClhe day." The bulk of the injuries were reported in a five-county area in eastern Kentucky , but Wes t VlI'gin.ia authorities estimate al least a dozen rersons living along the stale s border with Kentucky also were injured. ~were treated at Kentucky hospitals. Most of the injuries have been to flni;ters. Weedman said, "but we also have many reports of ruptured eardrums ana some people injured by flying debris . We know of one person who lost a hand and a 6-year-old boy who we believe will have to have h is hand amputated." Police would not release the names of victims. The fireworks, composed of an explosive many times more powerful than a s t a ndal'd firecracker , apparently bad de · fective ruses. because they ex· ploded as soon as they were lit, police said. Weedman said be bas contact· ed more than 50 victims. but cooperation in tracing tht> source bas not been encourag ing. "Many or the m refuse to tell me where they bought them. They say they don't want to gC't involved in that. That's what we're running into, but unless we get the cooperation of those victrms, we can't do a very ef· fective .job or trac king the sellers down." The sale of fireworks is illega I in both West Virginia and Ken· lucky and West Vlrglnta law also bans possession of the de vices. Weedman said police "hav<' some good leads on where these things are coming from. and we hope to have some a rrcsb shortly." Bread, Water Meed Planned COLUMBUS, Ohio <A P > The American Civil Libe rties Union of Ohio is planning to raise funds for its campaign against the death penalty by holding a "bread and water din· ner." Ohio ACLU Director Benson Wolman ..aid the dinnh Wednes· day is aimed at showing that the · alternative to the death penalty. life in prison, is a harsh punish ment. Only bread and wat.er will be served al lh" dinner, Wolman said. 1be event wiU oe held m tht> ACl..U's offices. WoJman said he hoped t.bat for the dJnner. the of. fices would be just as over· -=rowded as he says the state's prisons are. A highlight or the program will be the development or a con· struction yard which will be used for erecting several' small' buildings. The structures will be wm down once they're built. "They're basical~y a n i!lslruc· tional tool," part·llme m1llwork and cabinet making instructor AJ Kirsch explained. "The stu· dents need something thjey can use for practical experience while t h ey a r e l ea rning techniques." "For every n ew program established in the dislnct, we do a local needs assessment survey lo determine if the job place· ment possibility exists," Brewer said. "Well over 75 percent of the businesses surveyed indicated the placement outlook was good.'' ~!>~10~ Kirsch, who will teach the class that utilizes the construc-llon yard and build the small structures, drafted tbe plans so that materials could be used over and over again. "We're only going to lose 15 percent or the matenals as we build and tc11r down,·· Drewer said. Burglars Hit f..amera Store San Clemente camera s tore owner Phil Siegel reported today that burglars broke into his shop Sunday and escaped witb about $2,000 worth or camer a equip- ment a nd caused $1 ,500 in damages. Police responding to a pre· dawn call al Arcade Camera, 131 Ave. del Mar, discovered glass in a front door broke n. A glass display case inside the store also was smashed, Siegel saJd, and half a doien cameras, as well as lenses and other ~\iprnent were taken. Delly ~19' ... , .. _. BUILDING SPECIALIST Instructor Kirsch Another course, scheduled to be offered next year, will in· elude construction of a 900· square-foot building that can be relocated. . "It will be movable hke a trailer. but it will look like a building," Bruwer saad . "As time passes, we'll sell them to people who would like small, re· locatable offices. "We'll cover the cost or materials and probably have a little left to go into the founda · tioo CscbolarshiP,S) for construe · lion technology. ' Other classes scheduled for the spring quarter, which com· mences Jan. 22, are building code and Jaw, construction estimating, construction inspec· Services Cot Off LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands CAP) -Tens of thousands of tounsts have been living on canned food since Saturday, when a strike for higher pay and better working conditions idled 30,000 hote l and restaurant worke rs on Grand Canary tSland. Kirsch . a G e rman·boro carpenter who worked in con· st.ruction trades for 12 years. believes the demand for college. educated workers is growing. "You have to have at least two years or college to 'el in.to the trades these days, • be s aid. "'The technology is advancing so rapidly, a person bas to bave knowledge before going out to a site and asking for a job.·• Tile major. which will be of· fered as a part·time program, may increase Lo a full·blown construction tech program if the demand for courses is high. "Wh a tever happens this semester a nd next will de· tennine if we go full lime with ll," Brewer said. 1V Set, Van Seats Stolen in Clemente A colof t~tevlslon and two front seats, valued at a total of $400, were reported stolen from a van parked ln San Cle mente over the weekend. Police said owner Mark Niechman, of l<l2 W. Mariposa, reported hia van waa broken into between 6 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday. The vun was parked at bis home. • • -·. , . ·-.. .. Monday Y2 Chicken Tuesday Breaded Veal Steak Wednesday Fish & Chips Thursday Spencer Steak Friday & Saturday New York Steak Sunday l~tr•td noon-10:00 pml $2.35 $2.35 $2.35 $3.25 $3.65 Top Sirloin Steak $3.35 abu\'r ~rved ~llh ~oup and ~alad, choice of po1a'10 or rice pllar, roll 1nd bulltr WITH BEVERAGE • Anaheim • Carson •Norwalk • Bell • cemtos • Orafttl • SenlaAna • TCln'eltCI (2) • llteu Partl •Costa "11111 • Paremount • W.tm!Mtef (2) ------ . ... ...... I J. , 0. m t ,':/. ' ',/- ' . .. ._.. mt-r11n Driver Kills 6 NEW YORK (AP > -SyMa Soto and ber ll·Y••r·old daulbler Pat.rid• atopped to put on lbelr boot.a aod hat.a berore foDow1nl UM other ala racU¥ membt~ and rn•nda out the door •nto a w•nd·wbtpped dowQpour. The delay lo leavtn1 the Olrtatmu Eve party ma,y bave saved thdr u~ea 11llt 01'1IS& al.Jl -budd.led \mder a couple of umbrellu to t1 ca~ the drhln1 ran wer~ Ct'Olllna ~ •treet when a rusty lWl at.aUoo w•&on C"meraed and bowled ~m over like tenplna "My bebyl My babyt Take It from the c:ar," acreamed Mn. S..O when •M aaw tbe lift'lt"5• tJo<Sy ot httr 3 >ear old daugh\fr, not r.,. from the bod~• of her hl.dt>.ind of 18 yean. her aon and ltu'tt or the fJmlly'a friends Tueeoey, Oeoem09f It, 1t71 NATION /WORLD y Takes Over - ~~--~~~~~~~-=-- Batt le s Lead to TurkUh Martial Law ANKARA. Turkey CAP> - R.ell.OOua and political fiabttna forced Premier Bulent Ecevlt 'a ldl·ie.nlna aovem.m ot today to clamp martlal law on Ankara and 12 other cltlea, lncludln~ the "devaatated ballldleld or Maras. Three daya of fighUnc have left at !cut 93 dead, more thun 1.000 wounded and atlll more bod1t:9 burled In the rubble or Maras. known hlatorlcally as Kahramanmaras. THE SE Ml·OFf'IC I AL Anatolia news agency Hid Gen. Necdet Urug immediately took up b1a poet aa martial Jaw com· ma.oder ln Istanbul. It aald he reported to the Sellmlye barracks which houses Turkey's lat Army as· signed to defend the Thracian r>eninsula and look after the strateeic Boaporus Straits. The decree waa to be sub· milted to Turkey's Natlonal As· tembly later today. where lt wa1 certa1o to be ratlfied by pro- 1ovennent and rtabt·wlna op· poeitjon leglal.tton, to&areea pre- ctidA!ld. The 1ovornment needs H · aembly approval every two moot.ha to malnlaln martial law. TBE DESIGNATED towoa are ln Turkey'a hnpoverl1bed eat.em recioo, eacept Ankara, the capltal, and Istanbul. Twiley'a largeat city with over 4 mUlion inhabltant.a. An osUmaled 1,000 Turb bave died thb year in terror attacks and righting between rival Moslem sects. the dominant ri&btiat &Innis and minority left· is{ Alevia. Oblervera Hf long· standing reUgioua rlvalrln are being exploited by political ex· trenilata. Untll todayl Ecevlt. an ad· vocate of aoc al democracy in th1a NATO country, had resisted ri&lrt·wint op))Olltlon preHurc to ltop the violtoce BE LOOKED G&JM when h~ emeried from a 4'h ·hour ~ocy HNiOD of the Coun· dl Mlniat.en aod made the anaowcement F.cevtt, wbo rormed a covem· meat Lo Januar)'. aaid the uae or the armed forcH "wtll be de· a.l'ped to protect bulc ri«hta or tM entire nauoa. The measure alma al roaJin1 attempts to dis· nipt t.bele privlleitea · Jail Term Wrnpleted By Gandhi 1'wo bodies were strewn about on two blocks or Brooklyn'a New Uttecllt Avenue PoUco e.umal ed thtt car had been 101na "at lieut 80 mph" wh~n lt hit lhti group POUCE AaRF.8TED a 24· year-old auto mechanic and cha.r&ed t\lm wllh drunken dnv· ing and criminally ne111aen1 horructde In connect \on w ltb lht: hlt·and·run. Rape Suspect Slwt After Yule Attack NEW DELHI, India <AP) - Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi walked out of prison tonight, one week after she was expelled from Parliament and Jafled for ioterf ering w lth a legislaUve probe of her son San jay's auto business More than 1,000 noisy sup· porters cheered and tossed bou· ctueta or flowers at the 61·year· old opposition leader when she emerged from Tlhar jail. Her imprisonment bad touched orr nationwide rioting. Mrs. Soto sat numb and trembling ln a poUce car after lhe accident. ·'When J came ln the street. I saw my daughterly· ing there and r started scream· 1ng," she aaid '1'hen I looked for my son. and I saw everyone was dead." ANTONIO SOTO, a 36-year-old shoemaker. bis son. Boanerges David. 13, and daughter. Xyomara. 3, left the party al 2·:.:> a.m Fanailg of 10 8hth or healthy. but deli rate. full·tcrm quadruplets suddenly made the Walski family of Romeoville. Ill .. a family of 10 on Saturday. Father Keith holds Richard, left, and Kevin. while Linda holds Nicole. left. and Bran- dy. Their four older brothers are Keith Jr .. 7, le ft, and Mark, 5, on floor at right; Scott. 4; and Eric, 2. Mrs. Walski did not take fertility drugs, doctors said. SALT LAKE CITY CAP> -A gunman forced his way lato a family's home as they wrapped Christmas present.a. raped the mother, stole the children's piggy banka, theo was wounded lo an ex· change of gunfire with police, omc:ers said. Paul Gene, 18, of Salt Lake City was ln serious condition at Holy Cross Hospital with gwlShot wounds ln the lower rib cag~ and )aw: He was arrested OFFICERS SAID the man for investigations of sexual as· pulled 8 pistol and forced his sault and aggravated robbery. way into the house. _Detective Carl Voyles said the 1bey said he made the parent\ incident began when 8 man wake their children. ages 8 and knocked a~ the door of an East 3, then took the family into the Bench residence about 4 a.m. ldtcheo, made the parents dis· Chnstmas Day. robe and raped the 26-year-old woman. 11IE MAJOR formality allow· Ina her release was completed wfien President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, India's chief or state. signed orliclal documents clos· ing the current session of Parlia menL AJso ln the group were carlos Motina, 19, a high school senior. .lose Lopez Marmol. 17, or Los Angeles. and Rigoberto Mejia. 16, a friend or the Sotos. Molina and Lopez Marmol ¥(ere cousins; both families had re· <'ently arrived from San Salvador . Escaped Tiger Killed The woman's mother sneaked out the house. took the keys from the gunman's car and phoned police from a neighbor's home. Officers surrounded the home. 1be lower house of Parliament voted 2'79· 138 last Tuesday to send Mrs. Gandhi to prison until the end of the session ror breach of privllege and contempl of Parliament. It had found her guilty of In· terfering with a Jegislallvc probe of her son Saojay 's automobile bualneas. The hous~ also expelled ber from lht: parliamentary seat she woo last month in a by·eleclion ln soulbem India. It was a five-block walk from the party to the Soto home. As the six crossed under a subway platform. a car careened toward them and t'Ut them down. Police Feared Danger to Skating ChiWren POUCE REPORTS sald the man took the children's piggy banks, but nothing else was re· ported taken. Robert I. Karp, who was al the scene. gave Uus account: "THE COPS SAID the gu,y ran them down, drove around the mrner. parkeft the car -the front was all smashed In and lbe pat.55enger's window was shat· Wred -and w~lked upstairs like noUu.ng had happened." Arrested was Eduardo Cobar. brother·in·la"' or the owner of the car. In addition to criminally negligent homicide and drunken driving , he wa s rharged with leaving the scene of an accident and speeding. MINOT. N .D. CAP> -A female Bengal lleer, pursued three blocks by Its owner after it escaped from Its cage, was shot and killed by police when it ned t.o an area where children were ice skating. Police closed in and were awaiting a tranquilizer gun when they became fearful and killed the animal with two 12· gauge shotguns and a .30-caliber rifle, said ltflnot Park Superin· teodent Mike Nilson. •-nmv <POUCE> used them all (the weapons)." said N llson. "I think ther may have got a ht· Ue excited.' Nilson praised the tiger's keeper, Dan White, who pursued the 4· to S.year-old female for three blocks alone. "If he hadn't m ade an attempt to stay right with it, there might have been an accident with one of the kids," said Nilson. NILSON SAID THE tiger was killed about 20 minutes after it escaped during feeding and cage cleaning Monday afternoon. He said White had let the tiger int-0 an adjoining pen that had an apen door. "lf It had wanted to attack someone it would have killed the keeper," said Nilson. "It didn 'l harm anyone. It was Just con· fused and try mg to gel aw;,i y Santa Jogs for Money Pillow, Beard Help Cancer Fund Effon ELIZABETH. N.J . <AP> -Realdeats awoke Christmas morning to see Santa Claus naming through the streeta as though be were in bol pursuit of hi& sleigh and reindeer. 111E SANTA LOOK·AUKE waa merely a jogger ln disguise. Gerard Robrecht, 21, of Hillside, said he ran 10 milet ln a festive out· fit Monday to raise money for the American Cancer Society. 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Ill 1119 mlCl40s tor ""' t"OOOlllOll MNI el'ld 11'1 lht •h H l'llghl • Howev°' fort<Ollt" taptel 110 lll1llef c~llO trom Ourlflt --Coastal lt'eatlter 09n• fOll .rlCI -tow tlOudll•H• ....... ~ ..... , Olottot •-ll9f.i11ftt wlll '°"" 11e1 ... t11 •1 et1C1 SS 1111and ,.,,,. ,... .. ure, will fOnot bel_,, 0 and .. n .. ,,.1111,, I•~•'"''"'"'•,,. r·:"' r.-toora. 'J1da TOOAY .,. ''"' h1,,, 1 Uc> m J 1 W•ONUOAY F•~I lllGf\ •·41a.m. • J nrit -12 lOP m. U itotRI "4911 t · tH1.m. • I S...•••• lJo lft., .. , •• 51p,M ~rt .. J•Hom,wtttiiOpm s.r1-..rc ~--~---· ---.. , ....... c-ltlOfl• - "You hate to lose a beauuful animal like that. But their value has never Increased over a human being. ·' WIDTE SAID RE learned of the tiger's escape when he heard a lion roar, looked up, and saw the tiger approaching. White said his llfe may have been saved by the lion's roar. because the startled tiger "jumped and went the other way.• 1be reports said the man was backing out of lhe house with lbe Victim's husband, whom he was taking hostage. and apparently was unaware ol police until they told him to stop. The reports s aid the man turned and ran toward his car ~: Thomas F. Greenwood and Officer David L. Nlcponaki returned the fire, police said. PRIME MINISTER MorarJl Dffal's Janata Party, which ended Mrs . Gandhi's ll·year prime ministry in 1m elections . spearheaded the legislative move to jail her In the enus 1ng polltical violence, 16 persons died, hun· dred.s were injured, buses were burned. trains derailed and gov· eminent buildings attacked. ~--_____... ec\a\ oec:elftber 26th "'rouqh See Your Holiday COior Pictures Now! 126 film 12 bposurn 11 0 Alm 12 ExposurM KMA Movie Film 5129 , .. •411 Color Enlarqement All proce11l1HJ cloM at ow pa.t . South Coast Pina STOii MOUll¢ MQtWlll. 10.t, SAT. IMcJO, IUM. I l•I ..... •'IYWITH CONPIDIDIC•I •ATl91'ACTION GUARANTSllDI l I • I IO "' ., ... • I 1 • t WOMEN PICK 'TOP 10 MEN' Chol<'t>S were top row. fro m ldt, Pat tladcn. James Cnon, John Ritte r, Ro~·rt Unch ,.,. ............ and Govm MacLeod. Bottom row. from left. arc WaYJle Roger s. Mike Douglas, Tom ,Jon •s, ()an Rather and Ken Norton. 'CharUJma ' Charmer 'Ten Most Wat chable Men' List Out SAN DIEGO <AP) -Actor James Caan makes it because of ha s "i ncredible animal magnetism;" singer Tom Jones because of hls "terrific body" and sexy movies, and TV newsman Dan Rather because or his "great eyes" and Southern drawl. They are among the "Ten Most Watchable Men in the World" in 1978, as announced Monday by Man Watchers Inc .. a 4,000.member group that an· nually picks the 10 men who ap· peal most to women. The common denominator among this year's choices is char:tsma, said Suzy Mallery. president or the organization. "THE RESULTS show that 'M>men like all types of men, young or old, tall or short but beautiful, both inside and out," said Ms. Mallery. "They have in common charisma -beyond that, no common ·denoinmat.or except that women want to see more or .. ···- these men in 1979." she said. 1be other seven on the list are Jctors John Ritter , Gav in MacLeod, W3yne Rogers and Robert Urlch, t elevision per sonality Mike Dougl as, quarterback Pat Haden and box· er Ken Norton. This is what the women had to say about all 10 , listed alpllabeUcally: Foor Found Dead In Riverside Hom e RIVERSIDE CAP > Four people apparently asphyxiated this weekend by a faulty gas heater have been Identified as a 27-year-0ld woman, her two 4· year-old twin daughters and a J2.year-0ld Riverside man. Dead for apparenUy six days were Sandra Lou Walter, daughters Coleen and Joleen and the home's owner, Ronald Paul Vineyard, the Investigators said. Caan -"Mucho Macho with incredible animal magnetism." Douglas -"Great smile and laugh, and so smooth.'• Haden -"Brawn plu s brains .•• Jones -"Terrific body with moves that get sexier all the titne." MacLeod -"Lots of women think chrome domes are ir· resistible. We all think Gavin is.,. NORTON -"We'll fight over him." Rather -"Oh so classy, great eyes and that Southern drawl makes him irresistible." Ritter -"Cute, sexy, gentle and funny." Rogers -"Slim, trim. and that blood, curly hair. too..'' Urich -"Newest sex symbol. Owisma, charm, smile, body and. WOW, be bu It all." l~~, December 28 19"8 • • , , _____ o:.,11. .... 1L_v_P_1L_O_T __ ._3_ T~. December 26, 1978 DAIL V PILOT .4 5 Reverse Santos ----- Sky light Entry for A.rt T hieves SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Uke S.nl.8 Clau1et1 In r&verse, thieves came down a 1kyllghl In the roof of the M. ff. de VoWlg Memorial Mu1eum Christmua moming and made off with a million·dollar Rembrandt and three other Dutch Renalaunce pa1nilnp. Rembrandt'• "Portrait of The Rabb6 '' and the oUler 17th century PlinUnp were taken sometime before dawn while a pair or security 1uards patrolled elsehwere in the museum, of· Octals said. Two of the palnttngs were m one room and two in another; all were taken in their frames . Several other works, Including Rembraodt 's "Portrait of Juris De Caullery,'' were taken off the wall but not stolen, apparently because they were too big for the skylight. THE THEFTS were di s· covered about 9 a.m. when the guards changed shifts at the ~ museum in Golden Gate Museum Director Ian White said Uaat a piece or the outer skylight was removed and a chest placed underneath in the museum. perhaps for use as a ladder. He said the museum bas urear alarms. but not at the ~~:\ave no other direct evidence how they got in or out," White said. "We are con· stantly trying to beef up securi· ty but any of these measures are slowing down measures, not fool· proof ones." WREN A.5KED if the thefts were an "insade job." h e replied: "There was a certain awareness of the skylights and where they were localed." White called the stolen paint· ing "a good, standard work" done in the latter part of Rem· bra.ndt's life. It shows the long, bearded race of a robed·Dutch rabbi wearing a red beret on his head and a golden chain and pendant around his neck The painting measures 31 inches by 251f.i. The pamtmg had been the target of an unsuccessful theft attempt last August by a man who entered t h e museum through the front door at night. He was apprehended by guards but escaped. "You don't have to be very sopblaUca\ed to know that Rem. brandt wa1 • ver1 famous painter and hia works are very valuable," Wblte said. "Less valuable painUnas are ea&ier to PUS. They 10 through several hands before tbey reach someone wbo doetn 'l know they are stolen. "One this well-known is harder to move, of course. But it can be diaposed of around the world. Several reporters ha·u aaked about it being held Cot l'IDIOm but we have oo indlca· lion lhat a ransom ia involved." The other stolen paintings were a night river scene by Aen Van der Neer, valued al $2,000; a harbor scene by Willem Van der Velde, worth ss.ooo : and an interior or a Kotterdam church by Anthonie Delorme, valued at ~.ooo. Man's Body U aelaime d Suicide Note Tells , Of Slaying Woman EL CENTRO <AP > -The body or Lamont James Bennett White m lay uoclaimed todal after police said be slit. his wrists. leaving a sl.icide note that told o killing a woman in san Diego. White, 39, was described as married to a woman in the Philip· pines and engaged to marry a 19-year-0ld premed student at San Diego City College. In Ladies Island, S .C.. The s laying victim was where White grew up and was a Judith Page, 31, attacked with a football player, acquaintances knife after attending a said they were mystified by it performance or "The Nut· all. cracker" with her 7·year-old daughter in Sao Diego Civic Photographer Sues Police Theater last Friday night. POLICE said they found their car had a flat tire and White offered to drive them to a service station. But the girl said they were SAN DIEGO <AP> -A . orderedoutoftheman's carin a newspaper photographer who darkened area of Balboa Park says be was attacked by police and her mother stabbed in the while covering the nation's chest. The girl escaped. worst air crash last September has filed a $250,000 false arrest, A CAR traced to While by assault and illegal search claim the license plates was round on a against San Diego. back road in Ocotillo about: 26 In addition, Barry Fltzsim-miles west of E l Centro where mons of the San Diego Evening White was dying of s lashes Tribune claims a deputy chief of ~ce said be died hours later. police threatened him it be leaving a suicide note admitting made an issue of the incident. be killed the woman and himself Fitzsimmons, in the claim to leave a "screwed up worki." filed last week. said police of· A cousin in Beaufort1 S.C .• fleer Mlke Dean assaulted him said While was marriea to a when he tried to photograph woman Uving in Olangapo. north wreckage of a Pacific Southwest of Manila, where he had two Airlines jetliner and a small children. 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Wted/Publlihtr T~I KMVU/£dltor Batt>er• Krelblch/Edltorl•I P-oe Editor Day Care eenters .....,.... ___ ~ .. · . :· .. . -- Justify t e Cost Orange County aupervilora finally recoiNr.ed a Iona· standtni need last week when t.My called tOr recommen datioo.s to encourace dev topment ot addJUona.I child ca.re centers. $1. .. >el'Visors' ctlon ume u they cons d red -but rejected -cuttJna off county lundl for two Santa Ana day care cent rs. They rl&bUy concluded that the hortaae ol child care already ls critical They were told, for example, tbe county Department ol Education h 800 children oo U.1 walUni Hat for aub sidlted day care and the county ~partmtnt of Social Servlc has a list ot another 100 children ln need or such care In addition, dota presented l t spring to lhe Oranj County Commisskm on the Status of Wom en showed 2,SOO cblldrcn In the county re walling for subsldn.cd da.Y care. Comnu~lon fiaures also rw>ted that there are only 3 83 child care cenl rs per assembly dtstnct lll Orange County. compared with 12.94 stat wide AU of lh l suggests county government ha beeo le than aggressive in ntll'act1n.g public and private re· sourc~ to h"lp working or student mothers fill their child care need$. I l may be argued that government does. not belong an the chJld care buslness. But today's facts or hft! are that mothers are forced to leave their children and work because of soaring home prices and hiah living costs. In-· creasing divorce rat.es intensify the burden. In the long run, support for child care is cheaper for taxpayers than paying welfare benefits to would-be work- ing mothers forced to stay at home because of a lack of adequate day care centers. Pigs vs.Parking Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa is the only com- munity college in the county to maintain a full-scale agricultural program with cou.rses ranging from animal technology and breeding to home gardening, nursery technology and landscaping. But over the years the campus land devoted to the ag program bas dwindled from 120 acres to 23 acres. The re· cent decision of district trustees to lease another of those acres to a car dealer in order to help the district recover Proposition 13 fund losses has raised the backJes of the 'head of the college's agriculture and biology department. He complains that almost four acres of available ag land have been leased to car dealers within the past two years. He fears -probably correctly -that once it's been paved over the land will never be returned to its agricultural uses -grazing and growing food crops for the cattle, sheep and pigs raised by students. The unique program currently enrolls about 500 full- ti me and 400 part-time students. Some are seeking voca- tional certificates, others preparing for transfer to agricultural programs at Cal Poly Pomona and UC Davis. The trustees contend the loss of another acre won't damage the program and they certainly can't be faulted -for trying to recover Proposition 13 tax losses. But their decision that a five.year lease for commercial use was the "highest and best" use of this taxpayer-owned land raises some questions. The county has invested millions in parklands in an effort to preserve dwindling open space. The land used in the agricultural program is more than open space. It is virtually self-supporting and makes a major contribution to the education of hundreds of students. The trustees probably should think twice before erod· rng it further. Beach Buy W elcorne &-arh lovers who for many years have been technically trcspassine on the privately owned shorefronl property im· mecliattc•ly south of Doheny State Beach should be able to en· 1oy the r hoice loeation legally next sum mer. l\ lonJ! series of negotiations between Orange County :mo United California Bank. whi<.'h foreclosed on the proper· 1~· in 1975. has rulminatcd in an agreement for couflt y purchaseof 7 .5 aeresorthe bcachfronl for $2 .S million. The Capistrano Beach prop<'rty. once the site or the Edward L . l>oheny Jr. home, hu been In and out of trou- ble for more than four decades 81 one owner after another failed to turn It into a profitable private club ven- ture. Thr hirnk had retcct.t1cl u county otll'mpt to purchuKC only part of lhe property, but finally reduced Its ovenll price by Sl Jilllllon in return for county agreement to lake the whole parcel. A federal l(rant wJIJ 1upply $313,000 ot the purchase price and the county has addlUonol money avatllable In unapproprluted parkland fund# A reque1l also will be made for a slate ulloc·ntlon lo hulp flnan<'e development or such day use foclUllcK aa purkJng, showurs, r~•troome and liCeguard equlpmont. The procedure haa been comrtllcated, but. the purchase promlscs to be u worthy lon{r·lerm addition to our roster of Cine public beaches . • Op1n1ona expretaed In the 1p1c. 1bov• aro lhoN ol lht Dally Piiot. OtNtf' view• expreNed on thlt page are thoH or their author• end artists. Reader c:ommenl la Invited. Addre11 The Oally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560. Coata Mesa. CA 92828. Phone (714) 842·4321 Boyd I U sonians There was a small move- ment In the colonial days to name this country Usona, an acronym for Unlled Stales of Amertca, and the cltlaens Dear Gloomy Gus Wu the expediency of the Chinese peace lrea· ty baaed on the poten· lial aate of Billy's &er inOUn•? T.W. Ot-• O¥i c~• .... , • ._ "'""' " ,. .... ,,. efl4I ..... . M<a ... '1.., ""*' .. ·-.. llM r:;r:tr.;.. 'f::,,-,,rr ,..... .. . . --.. - then would have been known as Usonlans. Another sroup wanted to .call the new coun· try Columbia ln honor or Sr. Columbus. And a third bunch tbouf bl it would be well to labe the nallon Fredonla1 the Laliniie'd veralon 01 freedom. Traveling Ume ouulde the clues in Greeee la still meaaured by the number of cigarettes tb1t can be smoked on the way. To convert cricket chJrpa to celslus? Nothing to it.. Dlvlde the number of chtrpa per minute by seven and add lour. An ordinance ln Al11ka's Fairbanks prohibit& moose from atrolllng 1long Uae sidewalks. Rowland Evans/Robert Novak w ASIUNGTON -The Soviet Union bas moved cl.oee to con vertlne AtghanJstan lnto 1 baae for 1ubver1t'V1 operations 111ln1t nel1hborlnc Iran and Pakistan, quietly acbl ved without a s.tqJ pubUc protest from the Cartf'r admlnlatraUon and ruU01 ominous shadows ov r lhe Wtst'a oil aupp1y. Eyowltneu accounts have rtached here Ulat small numbers o f Cuban soldlon, of. ficera and ex perts ln auer· rllla warfare ure now on the sc ene In Kabul . lhe Alghan citpllal. The Cubans prob- ably are also present ln the outh, where Algbanistan comes within a few hundred miles or the Arabian Sea -the gateway to the Pttsian Gulf. A blghly ·regarded a m - baaaador who represents neither Iran, Pakistan nor Afghanistan put this development into proper historic context for us : "History will someday look back upon Earl Waters 1978 11 lhe waterabed year ln which the West loat Hd the Ruulana etalned the superior posttlofl in lbe world. e~ the pOStwar balance of power. That ehift lmpln1es directly on the 1tratoalcally vital recion atretchlnJ lrorn TUrkey lhrouab Pakistan. with its precious lr~asure of oO. THE LACK of presldeoUal ~· acllon to Sov' et.Cuban opera· Uons In yet another independent stat~ ls illell a contributing force to the change in the power balance. This becomes clear from a confidenUal memoran· dum by an astute diplomat representing one nation ln· timately involved ln these de- velopments: "Smaller countries of the region have noted with alarm a tendency in the Western press to belittle the significance o f the n ew Soviel·Afghan treaty.'' Singling out a recent New York Times editorial tilled "Keeping Cool About Kabul," the memorandum said that "such complacency" mirrors the administration's own accept- ance "of Soviet domination of Afgbanlatan, wblch un bave aerloua comeQ\lenCU for the re- gion and lta smaller cooatl· tuentl." WARNINGS about Sovlet. Cuban subversion In Iran 10 back at I.eat two yeara before the current violent eftorta to overthrow the 1hab. Writing in the August, 1918, Reader's Dl1e1t, former Defense Secretary Mel\li.n Laird aald that one Iranian '!terrorist killed In a shootout earlier tllat year "was found to have been trained ln Cuba lllell." ctUng lmpeecable authority, he wrote that aa· sasslnatlona of three U.S. Anny orticers ln Tehran was In· disputably the work or Cuban· trained terrorist.a. In Afghanistan, tbe newest chapter of Soviet-Cuban team work opened with the bloody coup engineered by pro- Soviet forces last April. Not widely understood is the fact that the new Dee. 5 Moscow- Kabul treaty gives the Soviets far greater leeway for intervenUon lban similar "friendship" treaties between the Russians I and other DOO·aliped stat.et audt as India. INDIA PLEDGES to cooault wltb K09COW lD lbe event ol an attack oa etther party, but the new treaty commit.a Afg,banlltan to much more. Article 10 re- quires "cooaultation'" oe "all major International iasuea," la.01ua1e that could pl'OVtde a batls fOC' future Soviet IU~ for Aflbanlatan'a ancJent bOS.r dJspulet wttb Patiatan. With Ule U.S. cutlai a blind eye at th.la momentous lntn&aloo of Soviet· Cuban power near the ahores of the Arabian Sea, Pa.ldataa ls now certain to dJsatnUate from the CENTO al.Uaoce. Witbdral'/al from CENTO la an act of no mllltary slgnlflcance but one that un· derscores the /rofoun• psychological an political changes in the world balance of power. It bas been delayed ooJ.y by Paldstan's sympathy for the · plight of ~ran, also a CENTO member. For President Carter, th al ts not the worst or this newest. Soviet·CUba., operation. What is most danger~ .as for the west is the impact on Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf's oil sheikdoms ol .apparent U.S. helplessness to avert c1ttaatropbe ln Iran or to stop the Soviet-Cuban offensive. FRIGlrl'ENED by deteriora- tion of the shah's legitimacy in lran and by U.S. impotenct>. Saudi royalist.a have weakeoed their private support of the made·in·Waahlngton peace agreement between brad Ind Egypt. The larger Ml.ddk f"..Mt -atretc-hlnc from Turk .. y Ulrou&b Iran, Af~ ~ Pakistan -la DOW mo.Inc cd ,4 the U.S. orbtt: Arab~ la ti. smaller Kiddle £ast -lara-i and lla Arab .tven.arU:I -arc losing tbelr capacity ft>r lo· dependeat action. Thal partially explains SU<:· cessful Saudi pressure on Egyp- tian President Anwar Sadat to raise the ante with Israel ll partially explains why Carter's cherished Egyptian-Israeli peace agreement is in deadly danger. Sbould it fail, mucb credit must go to free-wheeling Soviet-Cuban operations nowing out of Alghanistan and much blame to the absence of any U.S. oolicytoblockthem. Not-so-funny Tax Board Encounter This should be an incredibly amusing story about so-called efficiency in government. On refiedioo it ls more incredible than amusing. An acquaintance recently re· ceived one of those jarring let· ters from the · S t a t e Franchise Tax Board. One of those dreadful things which start off very orrtclally ad· vising that, ''In ac· cordance with the Revenue and Taxation Code, notice ls hereby given that a de· ficlency ls proposed to be as· 1eaaed." Readrng through the victim finds he is about lo be socked for an additional pay- ment on a previous Income lax return. Suppoeedly the notice ls the re.ult of &n audit by FTB of a prior yc{lr's Income tax return. In aclua1 fact 11uch notices are u11ually generated u o result of lnformaUon furnlahed fi'1'8 by Art Hoppe those nasty Internal Revenue agents. As often as not the question in point has already been cleared with I RS but the slate is never advised or those facts. Tbe re- s u It is that taxpayer finds himself again harassed on the same matter, th.is time by the state auditors, who in the in· terest of efficiency don't make their own investigations. WBETREll it is coincidental or a dlabollc plot, s uch anguishing mail usually arrives just before the Yuletide. And a Merry Christmas to you. U it doesn't result in giving the vie· tim a heart attack no fault of the FTB. tt certalnly does nothing for bis sense of well-being to s~ nothing of the Christmas spirit. And , even Lf th~ amount as· seased ls not substanUal, there is still the shock or being accused of cheating the government on income taxes. The notice currently In use contains a paragraph in fine print which advises that, "U you do not agree with the proposed a111ea1ment you may file a pro· tesl with the FTB within 60 days of thia notice." Otherwise, you are informed, the assessment will become f"mal! "But. bey fella. I wasn't eveo home wbeD the notice came. I was already in the hospital from a heart attack caused by the same kind of a notice from IRS," might be the response. "Too bad. so aad, but there's nothing we ean do about it. You didn't me a protest within 60 days so you're st uok," comes the answer. FORTVNATEL Y, our ac· qualntance was somewhat more hardy and hadn't suffered bospitalizaUoo. And. being a person who likes to keep bis af. fairs orderly, be promptly called long d islallce the Sacramento number shown on the letter. ll was answered very efficiently by a recording which hastened to warn not to hang up. Explain· Ing that all attendants were busy and one would answer in a few .moments. he was assured that all calls were being answered in order received. Minute after long mioule dragged by until our acquain- tance bad so much time invested he dared not hang up for fear another attempt would only be worse. Aft.er an unbelievable SS m.ioules of deafening silence our resourceful acquaiD1ance, whol happened to have another pbooe at bis sick', dialed agaim on the second line and was again greet· ed by the same ~in.g. BtJT, within three minutes lus second call was answered by a real live person. So much for the assuraoce about calls beio~ taken in sequence. So much for efficiency. Bah! We are pleased to report that a few brief moments of dis· cusslon brought the happy result of a mistake by F1'B being ad· milted and the aMurance that no tax was owed. Th~ taxpayer was advised to simply put in writing the s tatement made to the representative on the telephone and that would be the end of the matter. Don't mak.e any bets on it! With such efficiency something ls bound to go wrong. ·Explaining Ainerica to the Folks Back Horne Vttlera.n America watchers In Peklna were 1tunned 111t week by a p<Mller whlch myslertously appeared on a fence only alx block8 from tho While House in W Hhln1ton. ft aald: "JIMMY CARTER IS A CUCKOO-EYflD BABOON." Wrllll\I ln lhe lnnuenUal Pek- t n 1 Clarlon·Bugle, the dist · lgautahed U".S . ob · ••rver, Wahl Ooan·Ahn, decl1red the r,oster to be •conclualve evidence or ~ an eplc power s tru11le" ' now un · derway ln the American capital. Wahl recalled that only lut month a ~P of J apan"e bull· neasmen bad ... ported 1Hlnl a band·wrilteo 1l1n on a New York subway train wbJcb aald, "Abe Llncoln Had. 81• NOie." ''Tb11 attemgt to dlacredlt the Great Emancipator, as American• hive alway• worshiptuJJy called hlm," wrote Wahs, "ls obvioualy a veiled al· tack on Vice Premier Mondale, who comes from lbe same mid· Weatem provlnch1\ area. "What rorces lie behind this aJl.out assault on the present re- slme remain to be seen." THAT QUESTION was answered the next day by Wahs' eminent colleague, Hu Sat·Bat. Hu noted that a Yu1oslavian diplomat bad aeen a bumper atJcker ln Dearborn, MicbJaan. wbicb read: "Ford's Out Front!" "The~ CID be DO quesUon, .. Hu wrote lo the well-read Chinese Street Wall Journal, "that an effort is being made to rehabilitate the recently· deposed Gerald Ford. Ford, it will be recalled, wu '~moved from office atler he pardoned Richard Nixon, leader or the notorious Gani or Four, com· posed of Ntxo!'J Haldema.o, Ehrllcllman and Mitchell. "It is certainly no coin· cldence," continued Hu, "that Nixon, who wu forced to reslgn In disgrace during the Great Counter-Culture RevoluUoo, bas recenUy been allowed to emerge from exile and even travel abroad." TB E RESPECTED White Hou.seolocist.. Hua Sup, however, was not sure. "These tired old eyes have observed maoy a power shuffle ln the convoluted web of enmiUes that confound those who would probe lbe dark recesses. where dwell tbe mutere of American poUUc:al leadenhlp," be wrote to bis dai· ly column, "Out or My Head." ••And I would not be aur· prised," be concluded, "If .... ~~~ Premier Carter dJd not put.e up that poster bimaelf in order to draw bis faceless opponents into the open where be will now deal with them summarily in a clash that could have worldwide re- verberatioos." This caused Hu, who bad bft2l attacked by Wahs as "a Mongolian kllot." to deride Hua. who bad called Wahs "some klnd of nut," u a "aenlle old fossil." Rumors were rife in Peking that the three experts oa U.S. affaln wtre planaing a trtan1ular duel to tbe death, or possibly worse. BLOODSHED was averted Monday IDOl'1llni when capital police tn Wuhinitoo arrested e11bt-year~d BUly~oe Nlabett on charges of defaclq private property and forced him to take down the poster be bad put up. Btlly-Joe 1a1d be wu aorry It he bad caused aey trouble. Jn Peking, Wahs, Bu and Hua went out and tot dnmk. M Hu aald ln aumminl up tbe event: "Th1t's sure one bell of a cruy way to nm a COU2'tt)'." DAIL V PILOT a:J NATION I CONSUMER n.Gly, o.c.tnber 26. 1979 DAIL V PILOT A 7 ! .. ~·Lonely Guy Book Provides Counsel AtmtOA AT COOK ITOV! .. ,. ......... Bruce Jay Fttedmen Fire• Y.., In Apartment Oaerk Before Ride Mobile Gift? Se·e the DMV U..U~W~b-all loMl1 auya b&veJ.oo.inucb of.. _ "T abowert. openlna up tlaht moutbwuh bottle1, try J\I to set anchovy pute 1tal.o.s off a tbJrt -before you kftow lt, • week ii aoae ... DON'T BE TOO DAIUNG IN the k.ltcben, Fdedman watn1. "Lonely auya are lo no po1Jtion to Julienne or mince. In the darkest of circumstances, there may l'aJ£DalAN'8 POUTING OFF a lot thete beallttledlclna, butlhat'saboulit." day1 about. lcnely .IUY• -lhat t.YPlcal 1peclmen ol The Bronx-born author of the novel, "A vban fawua. lt'1lbe1ubJect ot hb new book, "The Mother'• Kiaaes," and the play, "Steambatb," ln· Lonely G\&Y'• Book ot We.'' 1l1t1 b11 cook.lnc has improved dramatically. Dwlped u a 1beepllb aurvtval 1wde, the "I'm 1ett1n1 thole moutb·waterlna down·tbe· book cuta Ill hero u an uneertala, vulnerable, of· ball 1mella. That's bow J know I'm doinl better." taite or an emertln : gourmet -a dozen e11s. the ever.present veil affil a few ontons cnr out for company as he coes in search of a bottJe of ketchup. APPARENTLY FRIEDMAN'S LONELY IUY 6s free to lndulee in his taste for aarllc, • bab(t shunned by swinging sineles. "I can now cook an entire nrlic dinner: salad with creamy 1arllc dressing, Garlic-laced chicken, earlic bread and," be adds sbylr.1 "you can even sneak some garlic in later, witn the coffee - maybe a slice of cake that was leaning against the chlcll:eQ. "After all, if you're all by yourself, what havE you sot to klse?" &eaUme1 delpaJrlq but bulcally bopef\al male. HJ1 relrt1erator, however, hardly reflect.I the "I've blea accuaed ol not be&Nl a lolael1 PY .. jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aaya Fried.man, 48 who llvN lD dellut IOULUde in Manhattan. ''But lhere't lOMUDeA lb ev.rybody." WhUo he writ.ea ln a comic vela, be lnlllta hll ,Wde for k>oely 1uy1 la f\a11 of aen\llne advice. F&JEDMAN'8 COUN8EUNG COVEU such capital mattttt •• rentJDI the rtlbt apartm::t 1ood troomin&, eaUna alooe tn reetauraall toollln1. "A lonely 1uy'a best friend la hll apartment:• b aays. "It'• very often all be bu to come home to . "The apartment 1boulcln't be too quiet. Tom~ like allence la not the tlcllet. It can be dangerous ror a IOMJy JIJY to alt around Uatenina to bJa pulse." When dining out alone, Friedman ad~: "Keep 1lanclna at lhe door and make occasional trips to look out at the street, as ll you are waitlni tor a beautJ.ful woman. . . . "HALFWAY TBBOUGH 111E MEAL, shrug lo a world·weary manner and begin to eat wttli gusto. The world ls full of women! Why tolerate bad manners! Life is too short!" On grooming: " 'Who cares how I look, the lonely guy will ask. 'My grocer? Why should I take the trouble t.o smell nice? h there a line around the block waiting to smell me?" The answer, of course, is that grooming passes LIONEL •SETS •ACCESSORIES •SERVICE LIONEL AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION ALL·GAUGES z.GA., H-GA.. HO-GA.. 0-GA •• IRASS UOH&-1111 etDOUS STOCK-AFX, TYCO ROADUCI SITS. PLASTIC MODas RC • Pl.AMES • SHIPS • ROCKETS· HOllYIST S PPUES U you got a mini bike or a dune buggy ror Chrutmas, your first post-holiday chore mi1ht well be to re~ter the vehicle with the Department ------------------! of Motor Vehicles. MINI-TRAINS 10 11 b~~::~:!T., PH. 549· I 596 The department warns that the relislration procedure also applies to snowmobiles, dirt blkes and all other all-terrain vehicles. AND ALTHOUGH MO-PEDS (MOTO&IZED bicycles) are not registered by DMV, users abould A guide to community church•• and their event• appear• Saturday• In the DAILY PILOT check with local authorities to see if their ~ ls -----------------------------------------------------restricted by any form of ordinance. If rou have a driver's license, you don't need a specla examination to operate a mo-ped. But a special test is mandatory for the car driver who wants to operte a motorcycle. Mo-ped riders are warned that, whatever local ' rulings might apply, financial responsibility laws apply to them JUSt as they do for any other motorist. IF 11IE VEIDCLE IS PURCHASED from an individual and not a dealer. both buyer and seller must sip tbe pink ownership certificate and notice ol transfer. The transfer fee la $3. Transfer documents must be signed before ll· tle can be transferred to the recipient of tbe vehi· cle. "It may take the element of mrprfse out ol a Christmas gift, but it's the law," a department spokesman said. Plate of the Day FADITY -Owned by Robert Rubin of Santa Monica. It means "For a dollar I'll tell you." Rubin said be expected bis plate to pay for itself, but so far nobody bas paid him the d«>llar iiii~] •iii: SAVE UP TO 40 °" . .. ... tM u.oT LJtMll Mt 1t-l 111. 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Our hours are: Drive-Up Monday -Thursday Friday Saturday Lobby 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. -1 :00 p.m. Monday -Thursday 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. -1 :00 p.m. The qiggest plus of all is our Savings Plus Plan for all savers who maintain a minimum balance of $1,000. You'll receive extra benefits and privileges plus many free services that you would ordinarily be' charged for. Our Savings Counselors will be happy to give you all the details. Finally, the Savings and Loan you've been looking fort ... -. ··- ..... .# • .-...... . ·-. --· .. . . \ Bring in this coupon for your delicious Holiday treat! Name~~---~---------~--~ Address~----~-~---------~ City ________ State _____ Zip ___ _ ~ Adams Ave . 8 V•CIOfld St and Loan Assoc1a11on 1700 Adams Avenue Costa Mesa. California 92626 (714) 754-1801 w--: This offer expires on January 12. 1979. FSLIC --·- '\ . ... ~ -' IO: 7 ~. "' .OS .... ,. DAIL V PILOT 83 .48 DAILY PILOT LOCAL I NATIONAL I OBITUARIES Airline To Alter Flight Ad WASHlNGTON <AP> Continental Alrllnea . haa •rreed lo mu.-~ chance In It.a •dvortlaln1 to m akt' c lear t h e! d l1 t t nc tlo n bc twun d1 rt erent l ypu o f Mlrc ran M aaail n~ 4da h•d1 tx-.. n chllllenat'd by the Better BuaJnuu Bureau .,.CIUH °'the tat mt'Ot that O•tihll would t)(' on wldo bodied DC 10 or 727 " The D8U fell lhla <·ould ml1 lead rudtra oot uwan that lht m lS nut » w1d hody wt Corlllnt•nl ial rtpli d l h » t t h 1• .1 d 1 w t r ' d1rt•t•tt'd at un uudJl'nt't' know l t•d.ct'ahlt> ubout • .11 re r .trt but Jl(ret'd to rn11kt• t.•hw1.it.~ in future 1.111:. Deatlu Elsewhere PORTLAND. Maine IAP > Bemard P. Cur rier, M, president or St Joseph's College 10 North Windha m and past chairman of t he New England r egion of t he National Catholic Education Associa tion. died Moooav at Mame MedJcal Center PORTSMOUTH. NJI t l\P > f'i lmma k e r Lou C. de~bemont, 79, a two-time Academy Award winner who CO· fOWlded the "March of Time" docume ntary series, died Saturday. SAN FRA NC ISCO 11\P I AJberta Sbarra, G;l. a sm~er In San i''ran· CJsco nightclubs during ~ 194-0s and 19505 died S;iturdav al a hoi:ipihtl in Hay w a rd aft e r a lengthy illness. She s~ng unde r the na m e o f Alberta Alkins. NEW YORK CAP) - Samuel Rubin, 77, a philaothoput and founder of l''aberge Inc .. the 1ntemational cos· mctics farm. died Thurs· day of cancer O. .. UNZIO FRANk. 0.NUNZIO. resl-1 of ~ Hiii" C.. Pa...cl away °" ~ 13, 1'71 He I• -vlw<I lly ~.~~~~"~,~"'t..0n ofs~~~I Rt <londo 8 t a <11 , C a a n <I I :;-;ic~~ ~JM•:.::,::-~~·: OWl•tl.,, Burial on Wt<1r1u<1ay •I I0.00 AM b01h llol1 .. ._ Ool> Roeal1• of lhe ho'!W, J -Milla Wltli.tcl of Velero<la. ea .. ClDoWd C... ot Tr-. Ca. aNI lerf'Y Oile • s..i.. MoNu, Ce., 4 ''*" c ... 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W H.-cy 11 0-n ot PHaoeft•, 4 lf'atMkllllclNn. &rolher ol Ca rolyn (>_,,of SM Jow, c.. M>d Fran<IS M. ...,.,... ol llldl-Poll•, llldlaM. MtMOrlel Hrvlcu Wt<ln••d•Y. ~ %7, 1971 al 1.00 PM In 1"9 Cf\ellel of Pacific View Memorlel P8'11, UOO Pacific View Orin , ..._, lleec:ll. Farnlly pr.Ito In llw al,_,, -r1•1 u 1ntrlbOltlonl tie .-ao Ille Me-1 c.nt« Uni-..... Olurcll Boilldlllt FYNS or -f-11• d .arlty. Ptclfk View Mlnllery •Ndotl. OIUllotlU. Mo\ltY E . CHURCHILi.. •te 12. ~ ,......... ot 11""'1ng1on &Mell, Q. ,....._., .. Oa~ Jl, 1'11 In $ell .. r M rCllllO, Ca •• belova<I ........ lloy Olurcllill ol 819 ... r. Q., 4 .,..odlllclrOll. Oellld -J .. . "'"· ... SM*• a..rdllll ... of 819 ...,, ea. ... Merle Gr ....... ol ••11 .... Ca., 2 ...... ~ldr.n. Uw l"9\'9 ar-..... 0 1 ... 1 Olut'<lllll, MIO I alattr $Ally 9'0-of 0.11n r , ~ Gr•-* •rvl<.ft ....... ~ .. 2:00 PM WN-y al .........,.., Cit-,,. l"rl-t Mey call ....... 4:00 to 9.00 PM tCldey al 11'\efce .,,,,.,.." Smllll•' Morlu•f'Y, Hw11t1119lo11 Bee ch, Ce . Pie re• ....... Smlllw' Mor1u ... ,. <llrector's S»4Qlt. aMl ltlOtl JACK EME ASOH. ro1CS.11t of Mr-1 lleecll, CA. P9Utcl ewey on ~ M, "79 el Ille ... of 71. ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;=;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;~ ... owd l.iller ot Joe £Merson of ~ .._,,;-Ce. encl Biiiie Bot> PIBFAMA.Y COl.OMIAL NMBAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westmmster 893--3525 rACllllC YJIW MIMOIUAL fAU Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1hc View Dnve Newport Beach 6«-2700 Mceob9CK ~Aatu Lagun.Beach 4~15 Laguna Hills 768-0933 AKll of Mllw .. -. Wlto111t111. loVillt 1>retfler •t 'H•O•ll Emerson of 01N1WnW o~r1 .,.,, w rv1vec1 b'I 2 iov- lftt tr-'*"'-· f unitr41 lffYIUI -llllMlll\I •t Smith T utl'llll Unlb MltlWrv, llD I . t7tll St .• Cotta MaM. ~ GASPAfUC nt()Mt.S GASPAAIC. rn ldeftt of "'-t 9tecll, C.. PHMCI •way Oft ~ 11, ,,,. el ,,,. ... of " •1owc1 falfler of Ma ry Jacol> of S&r-, CA., TilomH 8<11*"1 OI ...,.,, .. ecll, Ca., lcwl 119 brother ol C)olcle Gr-M of 90uldff, OlllOr- -,,.,_, &elal'll of Lono 8eKll, c.. .._ .. ~ wlll l>e held TueMSey, 0..-». 1'19 .. t :to AM .i The Holy Trinity Croeu an Cllurc" 111 ~ llUN b . l,...,.,,_t Wiii tie .. .. ~ Ce<Mt•ry "'J .. tKe, lllWlll~ SINlll TllllllH I.Ami> Mo,,uary ~ ¢/ IE. 17111 SL. Oltle MeN. ...... DOYUl Dftada Notlen Viejo, C... -Arlone SholfMr of ~ •-· C. • • 1>ro!Nr Oordoll Auuon ol Culve r Clly , Ca ., 4 grenocNIOr9ft F-411 .. r11cea wlll lie twlcl an_, el 11·00 AM et "9 OW .... of Mee.or ml ell l.tOO-Hiii• ~Y •ltll Rav. Alcllarel Hoda9 O.F NI. ofl"l•llfl9. lnltr,.,.nl 111 El fGllow at AKAlntlan c.m.Mf'Y lft El Toro, Ce. In 1 leu of flowtrt <11111.t IOll• ....., 119 ,,..cit lo ,,,. A'!Wr lCMI CMICH Satiety In IWf Mme. .... ETMEI. CARTEA MEE, t'Hlditllt ef ~ 9Mdl, c... ,.. .... _, Oft O.C..-ll, ~ SN I• _,,._ by e IYWICI Mr'I. f ie.-Olfl.., of L..- ltl!S. Ct. 0--tloll wltll ._._. ~ llMllNleutl'I, "'°"'°"•· Ce. .... .,.....,~.,Cllr.aon.. UNI Euot:HC I.OU, _..., -•f on O.umMr 71. lt78, r u lclenl of Anall•IM, Ce. S11r•IH ll b y lllt Cleugllter Marlon llOM 111t111"' of ~ .... (A., a lto w r .. lv.d ltY 1 .. lflCktll ........ ~. ··-•1111 PMA RoMnlllurn S.rvtctt .. ,.. held C111 SolWy • 2•00 PM et Ille Mtrtor ~-Me,,_lel O..pel. lnt•r-1 ~.H--.W~Ollft Mol1uary Of Cotta MaN dl,.(lon. ,.w.. Ollcano Students f'lnal 0.9dc The Goodyear blimp receives a maintenance c h e ck a t MCAS <H e licopte r ). Tustin, preparatory to its ap· pearance over Pasadena for the an· nua l T o urn a m e nt o f R oses Parad e on New Year's Day. Top photo shows blimp in giant hange r . Photo at right. mechanic cleans helium valve . Photo al left , mechanics check tail·fin asse mbly. M11rders Still Unsolved 23-month Probe of Chil,d Abductions Dead End B E VE RLY HILLS, Mich. <AP ) -Tip No. 16,669 in the 23·montb investigation or four child m urders walked in the door as the movers were carry· ing out t.he furniture. She wore a yellow scarf, was short and elderly. She insisted she had somet.bi.ng that might help on the last day or existence of the special police task force Investigating the crimes -for which there la still no suspect. ONE OF THE 11 remainlng detectives -at ooe lime there had been 159 from a dozen jurisdictions -escorted her into what had been the file room. He took down what abe had to say on a pad of ruled paper at one of two long folding tables on which sat 29 cardboard file boxes . More than 60 bad been carted awa y the day before. Somebody wtll ch~k out what she said. The odds are it will ead up in those files at the state police poet at Northville. The t.ablea irk at.ate police Lt. Robert Robertaoa, bead of the task force alnce shortly after It was formed In January tm when news of the lblrd abduc· Uon and murder broke lD the suburbs north of Detroit . "WE'LL HAVE PAID the ren- tal company S2:00 for each ot the m . We could have boucht them for leaa lban that. But we didn't know that we'd be livlnl here. We thought it would be wham. bam, lD and oul," be said. · The investlgaton spent more had been bathe d, l e d a od manicured. Timothy King's l88t meal had been what his mother had noted was his favorite ln a television appeal lo the killer - rr1ed chicken. Such care won the killer the ma c abre n ic kna m e "The Babysitter." OUT OF THE EARLY tips, police developed a psychological profile of the klller , a s ketch, and, from a key witness' •c· count ot a man seen la.lking ti> a boy in the parklog lot where Timothy King disappeared, the Mllef that he drove a blue Gremlin. Robertson doesn't believe the Babysitter will s natch another child . "We never had good ioforma· Uon ," Robertson saJd. "Was it really Timmy King ? Why did he keep her (KriaUoe Mihelich) for 19 days? How? Did he get a lhrtll from ldllln. them ? Or was it 10 they couldn t identify him? Or tbe spot where be kept them?" Some drivers of blue Gremlins were stopped 20 times. ··eE 18 PROBABLY held away from society in some form. either through death or in some institution," be said. Eight or nine persons "coo- f eased," including one man who killed himself the next day. "He was not it," Robertson said . The terror that kept children at home and under watchluJ eyes has largely dlsaipMted. A milk compa ny d oes n 't print warnings on cartons anymore. A hamburger chain doesn't have warnings on lt.s placem ats. The color sketch or the suspect ln a store window Is fading. EACH OF THE detectives who worked on the case got a state police coffee mug and an lnvit.a· Uon to a reunion held at the Pon· Ucac Ellca Club. "I wllb It were a victory party," Robertson said. 'Beautiful Man' Drinks Cyanide notices that bi.a $115.80 monthly Social Security check mi&ht be reduced because be wu maldnl too much money from bis clock repairing bwslneaa and a s mall trust fund. San Joan C&ptstrano '49~1 778 N•DtllA "-OOYl.E, r ... 1w 11t of ~ Hlllt, CA. PlltMd ewey on o.c.-u. 1'11. s..n.1-by lier ....... Atolllnty of ~ Hlllt, Ce , I...,.. OI-Mwller ot Mluloll A• d N ed lb an $2 mllUoo aeekinC lbe killer I e y of Jill Roblnlon. 12. Mark Stet>- M I AMI <AP) -Hartman Boone. a m11ter clock aod watch maker wboH bands bad become crippled by rheumatoid arthrlUa, painfully wrote an eJo. quent, four.pace letter to bis sis· ter. quotinl Shakespeare and wllbllll ber a merry Cbriltmu. Local Social Security officials said they were unable to lm· mediately investi1ate the altua· lion. VETERANS PUBUC NOTICB • ,..,.,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ~ICTfTIOUS aUSl .. l'SS NMIW STATIM«NT T ... lollowl119 __ , .,. 00•"' lluMM1• .. SOUTHWE S T M EO I C AL TllAHSClllBEM , 1000 WHt La V•I• A,..-. 5'11te JOO. Or*"9f, CA '2 ... Gerald W Klr11ftftt, 17711 Spin. M .. r $4....t, G«dl<t 0 ,..,..., 04 '7140 Mar_.t P, t(lr1tftft .. 11711 5poft. ....... Streel. O«dell Grow, CA. "1140 Tl'llt IMUl"ft.t In <~tad by • tellff•l INH1• .. 61110. Merveret P. KltilnHs Tiii\ "-••• Iii.Cl #tit\ ..... Cov111y c .. r11 Of 0r•"99 c-ty on ~,.,,,,... 'ACICSON, IUOOlll & Mfn:MI LI. 11 .... 11 w.1<i.w ... H....-t~Dr., tflll ~............... ~ .... ~..,.,.. PvblltNcl Or ..... Coe•I 0.lly Piiot, Oe<.11, "·"·,.,._JM\. 2. "" 5164-11 PUBUC NOTICE ~ICTITIOU• au SI HEU NAMll iTATIME .. T TM IOl-1119 llerMlll• ... dO•nQ DuilMHti HOl. T INC., DU H*'11or 9 1"11 . s..lt• 0.S, ~ttMea. CA~ W G. Holt Ill< • • Celltornl• <O<· _ ....... JJDJ --81vd., Suite [).), Cetle lll'eY , CA ~ Tllll bu-I• llefllt COl!dlle19<1 l>y ·~ ....... WllllemG.- Tllll ·-WM flied wllll ..... C-tY Clel1I ol Or-Cou<tly on Qeufnller Jt, Im. IALT1 ..... 0M N••l.HOMI 64tr2'42'4 COsta Mesa 873-9460 blna, 12, Kristine MiheUcb, 10, Chicano students 1t and Timothy KJ.ng, 11. Orange Coast and Santa All they have to show for their l f•erslde Hatlo•al Ana colleges are devot· efforts are fl lea, enou1 h T hen the 70-year·old craft.Iman drank cyanide and killedblmaelf,officlalasald. "He wu a beaut.llul man; a terrtflc, wonderful man." aald a net1hbor wbo uked not to be ldentllted. "There's defmitely a miaun· t::;;======~'° deratanding someplace," said branc h manage r Dorritb Leipzigler. "Incom e fro m a trust fund doesn't co unt a1alnat Social 5ecurlty. II 1&&.•0AOWAY Ce11tetery h How Ing more than $200 evidence for task force ct.lee· woeTU.dY o, ... MO CHAltC'H raised at a recent dance Uvet to make arrests lD 21 other 1 to Broedw•v for ...w to ••fled to Chrtalmu cheer for c11e1, a manual on bow to or· Cotta Meaa Yatw-& -. u n d e r P r I v I I e I e d 1anlze such an operaUon -ud 8'42·9160 .......---c hildre n ln Orange m1morieeoffn11traUoo. County. IMTN-~~MI C•fww...... The students, mem· JILL llOBINSON WA8 the W.Srcu.. CHAP& SMITH M1f1LL ben of MECHA clut. fi n l to dJe, ln December tm, by 0.mllOIV. flower ShOp LA.Ml bave made toys fOOci I 1hot1un blHl to tbt face. 427 E 17th St .,.~ and c11h avallabte lo rtmolby King wu the 1ut. in Cotta Meta ......,. .., the recipient.a throu1b March 1'77, •mothered like the &4M888 ,_...,,... SOS (Share Ounelv.ea). two in between. The boys -but a.. 111• 1 charity oriuJiatJon Lo not the llrla -bad been sexual· ...ct ll01MllS c l u ly molested. wnn llllOnUAIY 417 L ""St .. c:..t•.... ot ..... a. All bed been kept for days 827MtlnSt 646-4888 S tude nts of both befort beinlltllled -l.9daya(or t1un~ 0.ICh achoolt 1ta1ed the dance Krit lln. Mihelich. Tbtlr clothtl ~--==53:9:__..;•:Jt•••=-=••mll n ee 16 at occ. had been preued. The c hildren .. -. . -... - ·'The problem he bad with Social Secwity dJdn't help him at all. WheauJ:re not feelin& 1ood, thoM prey on )'OW' mind." Boone tried to conUoue repair. lDI clocb lD b1I 1mall home, but found it dJ.Mcult because of the dlaHH, tald bl• alter , Mary Knttftn. 75. "1 don't know bow he did lt ... abe 11&d. "Hll hands were so de· formed alMI crippled." Sbe Hid that several Umet he felt threatened when he received Detectives H id Boone used cyanide in his watch rep a ir work, and once told a friend be would use the pollon lr be ever decided to commJt auJcide. After dri.nldq the chemical, medical examlnen aald , ho rinsed out the 1la.u before col· lapaln1 beside hi• bed Wednee· day . "I have one conaolallon," 11ld hi• slater. "Al leut he won't •\II· fer any more. ll'• all over as far as be'a concerned." .. --... .... . - s v d .r !> 40 r l IU, 11 m MUSIC I LOCAL NO. NOT THAT JIMMY CARTER Country ....., Witt. 9'atef, Ch4tryt Unwed, Pregnant Stay Hom NEW YOR~ <AP} - An unmarned gl rl who becomes pregnant at 18 or earlier is usually bet· ter off if she stays at home W1tb her parenta than if she moves out oo her own Ot" geta mar. ried, accordlne to Faml· ly Plannln1 Perspec· tlves maca.zine. Parents provide (tnan· clal and paycbologlcal aid and help care for the mfant, the report said. The girls are more likely to complete their educations, gel adequate jobs and avoid going on welfare than teen·agers who leave home with their babies to Uve alone or with husbands. said the report. Beach Stand Bids Sought Proposals ror a 10-year lease for the Allso Beach Park food and equipment coocessloo are be· ana solicited by Orange County supervlson. Successful bidden will operate a 1,183-aquare- foot building at th~ park. ln South Laeuna for the sale and ren~ ~ulpment aa well u the sale of food and £be merdla..ndlse, a report to 1upervilors sald. The building is on the beach end of the Aliao f11blng pier. County officials said lbe rent would be a minimum of $2,000 per year and at leaat 10 pen:eot of erou receipts for sales. alq with 20 percent or the proceeds trom rentals. Bids for the lease, with an opUoo to purchase will be opened Feb. 12. The exiatJ.nc leaae bu ex'. pired. 253 savings on custom draperies and bedspreads! Including fabric, lining, labor, Installation! . "'" .,_ . I . ""\ ... I• -~ I \ • -'!>.. . -.. , 'F~ . \ \ •: ., .... · ... 0-10llr bed,_,..,.~ new looll Wllll bMll!iflll melelltnCj bedlCW'MCll Ind ~ OfepellM Now )'OU Clll MMI ~'It Oii 9'9 labnc. 1.00., "'Vfl9 Md H pelt lntltl\etlOll Cf!OOte l•-cpetl-. IH1UtM. NII\ ...... ~.,cts. tnho..e uttN. I'-' lllCI mucll ....,... c." -GOll\Ultll'ltl ioo., ...... h9lp )'OU 0.CtOe Wl\tf• iutt "Of'l lot~ 25CJ' off our decorator collection of woven wood shades! Come In IOCl9)' end ... OUf Wen!\ oolo<M •ncl ~ -WOOd alledet So tdtp411111e yOu CM llM !Mm in 'PfObllnl' ., ... ~·· wtllOOwl und91 lllllfwey• Of odd 111\aped Windows '"'-'re'° lll!rectM yo11"11 •1111 IO UM''""" -f'llf*e. Gel.,_ --yoo11 uve~~I 25%off our versatile, practical 1' bllndal ]1clCPenney ... . -... -·-·- DAIL V PILOT .3 T~. 0.0.mber 20. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A. Name Brings Tease THEFAMILYCIRcvs. I ByBllKeaae ~..-.ci; P-reaident~Have Same Tag • By 10£ EDW A.a08 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - rlaahlna a toothy smile, country mu1lc 1ln1er Jlmmy Carter aald. "Don't teue me about my name. I bear •nou«h about It." Bui 1l1ter Cheryl, bl1 alncinti partner, vetoes thul noUon. "lie pays wt Ukc peanuta," she Hid. A.PA.ft no• THE name. Jimmy the 1ln1er and Jimmy the prealdent have llWe lD common. Jimmy the l!naer, who la 20. bu UUle lntereat In polltlca. baa no brother Billy and doo8n't live lo a white houM. But wail, there'• a trend develop- lnt ( NASIWILLE SOlJND J Red Foley, Buck Owena. Conway Twitty, Merle Haaaard .nd Barbara Mand roll. Jimmy the &Inger put out a record while the other Jimmy wu cam· palgnlna. The other Jimmy fared a lot better. u8011E OF THE staUooa wouldn't play It." Jimmy tbe 1in1er said. ·'They t.bouebt It was a gimmick.•• If Jimmy the alnger could be presl· dent; be would take the politics out of the recording bualnesa. "I 'd make everythlne easier ror I.he musicians." he said. "They've "lt'i wrapped in the tome kind of papet Sanfo used on my preMnt." "I do like pea.rtuta," said Jimmy th 1lo1er. "That's one thing we've sot In common." Jimmy, Cheryl, brother Gary and drummer Roy Dudley make up "The Jimmy Carter Show." and they're on the road most of the year playing oJ1htclube, fain. parks and military bHH. They play mostly country muaic but, like crafty poUUcians, al.lo play a UWe disco. got It rou&h. There's a lot of crooks ln the business. I'd make it ~ier to get -------------··------recording contracta. ". . . Jimmy began testing the watA!nJ at 3 when be tauibt himself to play the fjcjdle. Since then, he's taken up the tiaas 1ultar aa well. Chief Elected SAFARI! WHEN mE GROUP played lo Michigan, the nightclub ran an ad p\oturlng both Jimmys. The ad said: BE'S BEEN ON tbe road enter· talnlng since he was a youngster and c urrently travels in a $102,000 cuaLomized bus. He's never met Jimmy the presi· dent. LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -Former Burbank Mayor Earle C. Blais was elected chairman of the board of directors of tbe Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Blais, a 58-year-old at· torney, succeeds Howard H. Hawkins, former Weal Covina mayor. Macho man too o4d fOf motor ractng? Try what may be the ultimate thrill! The real thino in Africa from S4.000. i nclu ding air 1n1ercontlnental. "Democrata AND Republicans are welcome." "But I tried Billy Beer and didn't like lt," be declared. Another Ume, a fan presented Jim· my with a peanut necklace. He's never met Billy Carter. for that matter. Explained Cheryl: The group has played with names like Porter Wagoner. Ernest Tubb, Loretta Lynn, Roy Acuff, Roy Clark, "We've never been in lbe right bar at the right time." CAU644-94 • :9-•• Amtrak's fares are as easy to talce as Amtrak's working on the railroad by our trains. And with this coupon, it's an getting down to basics, like cost, comfort even better ba.rgain. and convenience. Bec4'.use we figure ii So vi.sit th4'.t friend or relative. '141ce we're going to get you to leave the C/JI at thf/ kids sightseeing. And maybe for the home and get you on board, we've got to first time, enjoythetripgoingallfi coming. give you a great ride. And a great dedl. With prices and comfort lilce ours, you Call Amtrak or your travel agent for can't afford to stay home. all the details. ~---------------~ I AmUdan~E!!.n'l!'~r!!!U~yo'!!:Amud I I eJCcurs.ion fares Mondtty·Fridtty for aty paus travel ogent. When accomJ>(Jl'IH)d by an •dult. I between Los Angeles ttnd S4n D1~. These fues cluldren under J 2 ride for "'h411 Tk!ets -r.Wd Dec. 4 ue only tt-railable when this ~pon u presented. through May 25. 1979. and good for 29 days a/tor I It,,.,, b.,ed .. mod /OT on<HK m.,. ticket .. t dote ol Mi•. No .,.po.,.,. pernutted. Focwru/•• or i:ll ;;.kn:;-,:;:::::; ~:;;:.;:;«o:;•· /J'JC g Lo.Ange/ea S -S 3.30 S S.40 S 7.40 S 7.'XJ S 9.50 S/2.00 SJ4.6() 8 Fullerton 3.30 -2.20 3.'XJ 5.40 7.40 9.00 12.00 I Santa Antt 5.40 2.20 2.80 3.30 6.90 8.00 JO.SO I San Juan Cap. 7.40 3.90 2.80 2.20 3.90 6.90 8.00 San Clemente 7.90 5.40 3.30 2.20 2.80 5.90 7.90 I Oceana/de 9.50 7.40 6.90 3.'XJ 2.80 2.80 S.90 I De/Mu 12.00 9.00 8.00 6.90 5.90 2.80 3.30 SanDHlgo 14.60 12.00 JO.SO 8.00 7.'XJ 5.90 3.30 I t/fJI6. Round ·trlp HCVISIOll l•IW ind co11po11,..rlng• Oii(/ ,.,.n..b/• MoM•T·Prld•1· -4 I 1...--------------;...I Wl'VB •*NWOBIMI otlftlBDR.RQAD, Amtrd St•t.lon, 26701 V•tduQO StrHt. San Juui C4pbtrano/Call toJJ.lree. IJ()(U48·3850 • • •O , 1 lO\ lhr Irr ' I I i • I I I I AJ• DA1.V'9U)J I ,...,, ~-2'. 1971 .,, MARMADUKE All rig ht, whot 1s 11 you con t copo with th1~ t1m ?' SUPERHEROES SHOE , {l ~tl.IJi~iiil(u_.)._Jtj[U!V~ MOON MULLINS WELL) 1 H/WE IO PUT IT AWAY AGA IN I1Lt. 5Pf:AKTO TH.AT BoY. GERIATRtX CHEERFUL REFUNDS DENNIS TH E MENACE • t~vf ~MY LOVl,MY~ F~P, ANO M'I t..OYAL.TY, by Jeff Mac:Netly by Ferd and Tom Johnson COoL /T, PLUSH I~! DoN'r G~r HYPE~ r till FINISH PICKING UP MYR'OOM~ GORDO II " AGATHA CRUMM DR. SMOCK ves, zo7? YOU HAVE:. A COMPl..-AINI"? by Tom Batluk by Miii eu-r. KIPPO, YOU PIP ASK FOR i"HE:' C HE:APE:Si" ROON\. IN 'THE: HOSPll"At.-.' by Gus Arriola JUDGE PARKER by Harold Le Doux WHll.f TMf 000«.W. PARKS A CAA. fJAM Ol!VEA HUIUtJES IHTO l'Mf N'AICTNHT &OILO- lt'G ON f{IVE'-510£ OfllVE AHO MEADS ~ THE ELEVATOlt ! NANCY 1 MAILED MY CHRISTMAS CARDS VERY LATE THl5 YEAR ... . . -... - rLL 60 UP TO THE 12TM Ft~ AND SEE WHETHEA HUNTER ~OWS UP! I VON'1 LIKE: THA1, Pf:CAUSE rf USLJAU.Y HAS N~ePt.ES IN IT. THAT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN A BOX OF EASTER CARDS, PLEASE PEANUTS WHA-r? ~ CAN'-r HE:AR YOU veRY WE:L..t,, •.. r-·" v <:>" n T ., • , COMICS I CROSSWORD Dy Charlts M. Scltull by 8111 Hoest by George Lemont 1..ocn-<, .,.. AL..K P1ReC.-r1,,.y INiO 'THE! PIXIE! CLJP AN' "'fRY 'TO KE:SP "'fHE: "'fHReAc> TAU..,- I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE I ACROSS •7 Palaces I f>t11lately 5 I Oltec110n item 52 PreQeOe 1n &Whip ome 10 Humid S4 Relatives 14 Mother ol 58 Phone part Ishmael 59 Alaskan city 15 G1eat L.alle 61 Grind 15 Straight as S2 Used up 83 Three peer 17 Church vest· pie men1 64 Sucllle Ill Festive 65 Tetm1na1es :9 Hawk 66 Places 20 ProceaslOn 67 Hu11y 'l2 Female out· DOWN laws: 2 1 Bou11que words 2 Scarlett's 2• Plats home 28 Roofers 3 Seaweed 27 Wea)! solu· 4 Alaskan dog oon 5 Come be- 31 Man's name fore 31 Sharp 6 Limb 33 Slale 1 Bedouin 35Leap a .. _ 38 l<nowtedge Mimer" 39 Analyze 9 Newspaper 40 Numerical feature p<eh• 10 Ame11ftd ., Wrtllng fluid 11 Stop on - •2 Bundles 43 -candle 12 Tl1u1 •4 Droop 13 Hammer •~Dependable ptrt: Pl UNITED felit11re Svndale Mondly'a Puute Sot\oed 21 Upon: Pref111 40 Thlw out 2 23 Metenan-WOfdS dise 42 Hairless • 43 Quits "5 Per1ain1ng 10 44 Heedstones Ille body 46 Oper1ted 'l7 Sc>attlsh •rt· 47 Sponge tSt .S Chlrged 28 Image Plftlcle 29 Sllulk 49 Remlin JO Halal pu-50 Accurnuf.llff sages S3 Send IOttti ~ Progeny S5 ~n 35 Hall: Prell• 56 Actual being le P9Biln pOtt 57 le1n-10 37 l(notty -eo 0ewn OOd 39 Spectacles dess .0. , ) IO 1tm I I HEAL TH I CONSUMER lagtma P.rogra01 Planned Ao auortment of winter ren-eauon offer inf'· rao1tna from ba ltl to lluale, are scbedwed be&innln& In January by the Laruna Buch department of recreat.kln. After•ICbool clHHI thi s year Include bornback ndtn•. aall· Intl and tennl11 Women's running 11nd <'O t d vollevt>Wl will ht-Ip kttp "'inter bodit .... in "h•pe. 4-lnd prl' St'ht>oh•r!i ('ID l'nro ll an icaml' and rh\thm~ •nd aame and ttame liklll . Rt<K ••lrat1on be1lns • Ji.Jn 2 and no sagnups Wiit be! tak~ b) phone 1-'or 1nformaUon, call th rt'\'reation 11 , depart ment at 497 3311 • ext 238 .,~ Chi f Pi ,ked SAN t~RAN C ISCO <AP> John K1 rkwood h,1 been elected un- an1mowsly as prH1dent o( the San fi'ranclaco Bay Area Rapid Transit District board of direc· tors . Robot Talks Food · A younASt ('r at Lo~ Angele& Children's Hospital h~tens as Nutro. a flashing, glow- ing ro bot talks nbout nutrition . lt was des- inged by HoHma nn 'LuRoc he Inc. to educate children Ul good nutrition. Burps a Problem Air-swallowing May Be Cause By DR. STEINCROHN Dear Dr. Stelacrobn: It's not serious when you compare my com· l)lamt with heart disease and cancer. but it's awfully troublesome to me. I have the burps . Have had them on and off for years. I can't seem t.o get any relief. It surely can't be due t-0 anything I l'at I have been t.o doctors, have tc.1ken ant.acids and even had my gall hladder removed. I'm sure you can tell me what t.o do so I can get some relief Mrs. S. DEAR MRS. S.: I wish I were as certain as you are that I can help. But here's what may prove to be a helpful tip. Are you an air-swallower? Many get into this habit without suspecting they have il. J recall a number of pa- t 1 e n ts in whom a ll tests were negative and all treatment of no a"ail, yet their burping slopped when th~y overcame their habit of air· :.wallowing. Some people get loo much air into lh'!I r stomach by r eatinR loo rapild· I} If you are a rapid eat.er, try to ~low down. J'.ve only been guessing, so have your doctor check on whether or not you are an air· swallower. M EDICALE'ITES Dear Dr. &el.acroba: l am 63 and an doctoring for hypertension. I'm taking the medication my doctor or- dered. I have also t.old him what I'm telhng you. Before any appointment to see him, I get very tense. On my last visit my pressure was 165/104. , ~ DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE ' ~ t.er gauge the strength of the medica- lions he prescribes. I believe in patients taking their blood pressure readings at home. Like you. Reverend. many patients are tense and nervous in the doctor's office and true readings are not always possible under those condi· lions. • •• Dear Br. Steiacrolln: Xy sister-In law bas been laking three 250 mgm Tetracycline capsules a day for over four years. S he was given the medicine by a dermatologist for pustule sores on her face. Her regular medical doctor who re· om mended the s kin specialist is aware of this treatment and agrees with the dosage and length of time. Is n't this loo long a period to take this antibiotic? -Mrs. M. DEAR MRS. X: As long as she is under the care or physicians and is not self-treating herself, I doubt she will have any bad effects. Some pa. tlent.s can take the medication for years without side-effects while others get bowel upsets within a week or two. Have the doctors tried s topping the medication for a while to determine whether or nol the sores recur? It's possible she may not need further treatment. * •• Define · C}uollty Water lndex- Umler Study WASICLNGTON CAP) -A plan under study by lhe U.S. O«>lottcal Survey may somech~y provide a simple index for accurately definlnJt water quah· ty btyood jW1t Hying it la "1ood" or bad." Oependlna on tile lntcnded U.'4e of the water, there could be an almoet willmJted number of dif· rerent tc&IM. said Don Kelly, • aeoloaical survey apokesmu. FOK EXAMPLE, Wi\TER THAT might score a iero ll lnttoded for dr1nJcln1 could rate a SO score if waterina the ~ardt:n was all that wu expected ofil Kelly 11t.1d a 100 would mean perfect water , zero would ~ the mlnimum acceptable for the in· wnded use and a mlnus rating means t.be water ne~11 treatment before at can be used. Such an index would allow persons consldenng several 50W"CH of water for drinking or lndustry to ea11Uy compare them and select the one with the hlabest rating. he added. .. CONCEIVABLY. A SIMPLIFIED water quality ibdex• could be developed and 'used for streams much as many cities now use air quality Indexes," said Jerry D. St.oner, a water expert at the Oklahoma City office or the geological survey wbo developed the idea. Stoner saJd be decided to do it because it is becoming increasingly important lo be able to classify water t.o determine it it ls s uitable for various uses. DAVIS-BROWN IS MICROWAVE OVEN HEADQUARTERS 7 WSVI lo veraaltle mlerowllllfY 1no1uo1ng CooilCOde"' lllt()(IMe~IC~ WIM! oven PtQOf ams oerfecl meeia at tne loud! 04 • ftl'Qef - T~. Dee.lmt>.f 26, 1978 DAIL V PILOT , .3 DAIL v PILOT A J I ne '688 PRIMERIB DINNER Special Offer t;xpires ()e('ember 31 . um1 Oll-the-MalJ at Soud\ Coaat PC.ua Near the Caroad Oft the fint Levd. Aw reaervationa call: 540-lal SUPER VALUES from the S•erset People ...... c:unw See The Sylvania Picture that Beat RCA and Zenithl· lllY.AMAeT~nc-CO&.oll HSTIM • 25" ~ OMll-Ute'" 50 8ladc M81rl1t C*:lin lube • Oelu•e GT·300-Cfla9el1 ... ~ IOllO«lte • S!l1V-GT-M .. lc"' •.. Setf·AOIUlttl'IQ Color Svstem • MeelrtemMeel'I SIY'•"9 in a ~ of Pec.n 11f•'" tin.ah on hatoboa.-d NOW ONLY s579ts J • ve purchased a blood pressure kit and with my wife have learned t.o use 1t. When 1 take my pressure at home. I'm not tense and the reading is sometimes as low as 125/75. What shall I do? I'll appreciate your ad· vice. -.Reverend F . Acne is a stubborn disease which tries the courage of both child and parents, an<lalso the patience of the i------------------------+-----------------------~ doctor. But ii is an important cond.I· lion and should not be underrated • Performance Televlslon DAVIS-BROWN IS VIDEOTAPE HEADQUARTERS because it is so wides pread and causes so much unhappiness, Says Dr. Steincrohn lo his booklet. "Acne: DEAR REVEREND F: Keep your doctor advised of your home pre- ::.sure readings. These a re likely your tr ue basal readings. He can now bet· A Famlly Problem." For a copy write to him at this newspaper, enclosing SO cents and a stamped self-addressed envelope. Christ111as Sale Save! Savel Save up to 40% on Hlected Chrl1tma1 ltem1 Including Imported ornaments, wreaths, and much more. Of counc thlt ls Roget' a top quality merchandise but we )Ult don't have room to store It. Sal~ ende 12/31/78 • Ck>Md "41~ry l1t and 2nd 1979 '•" Jo.411111 Hiil• .. ti .•• MA( A11h111 Rhid .. N•wpor• R.<Kh. (7141 MC).5800 'Opt-nO•tlv'I""' ll>~-Flofh1640-6774 . -. - Contempoary Styino ... modern sc>aCt 11v1no tat>le model With wllnvt finish on v1nyt-clacl WOOCI oomoot1tlon bc>Md (25" 0lagoNI) SAVl$60.00 s4999s 1 e-°""°'* 4 emal OMLY '239'5 . . .... -· .- .. • p_erFormance TELEv1s 10 ,,, .. ft0ftMedllVCT400 ICA S4actw ¥1.- 400, Tiie 4-tto.r c ....... a.c.. .. .......... elech" ... 7.., ,,..,_, SONY. U,toJ ...... ...,. lecordlll.....,. .... , ... c ....... . .,. MOdel VCT201 .. IC.A Sll1 ctmlon 4-Hour CAnMtt• ...-. .) ~ n s c r ·r .a of l ~\ . I I' ('011 hll'h ; "111 I h,dl t I lw I' 11.1 "\.' , ... tl':i\ \ 1,1 n •tl ('I 111 101n1~ ts ,70 Dt< '00 )40 '""'Cl"' 1 "° • .o •tu ·•tMf Jtm .t'\ At LV"'- tr ut •~Otd•'tt1 , .. e s • se m /79 Al.I OAA.Y PILOT ruucsav. 0.C.mMJ 2'. 1111 QUEENIE "I've peld all 1n1 holiday bill.I -10 wt\) doa't I f betiel'?'' Feared WA tnNOTON CAP• -The l!nvlronmenlll O.fenM Fuad ii ulllq the 1ov mment to find out bow mucb Ute pubUc 1cbool1 atlll m1h of apray-on materiat. coo talnJn1 ubeilt.ot and to work toward eUmiD1lin1 flmluton of Hbeato ftbera from a ucb maa..rtall. Sprayed mat rla la cootalnln1 ubutOA were used in m 1ny r.ubllc buJtdlna•. Inell.Ml n1 achoola, for lrl.lula Uoo. flreproofana. notJc control and decoraUon untii UJ'13 when the En· -------------------vlronmtlnt"81 ProlecUon "Col a proble-tr1" Tlwn wnle lo POI Dwan Pol wilt cut red IOJW. Udtm{I IM a~ ond octkin ~ ncfd t<> solue 111t'q'U1hti• in goo.mmC'TU ond bu.nMu Moll your qw•srwru lo l'at Dvnn. At VOi.ir Snw't, Orange CO<Ut Daily P&Jol. P.O 8oz 1540. Corio Mela, CA n62' . .U maRJI l•Utr• cu PQutble wall bit cmn11ered, bW phon«I mqwne• or kllm not rncludmg the reo.dn'• f14ll oome.oddrtu and bu.mwu hour•' pllorle num~cannol be con.tidered. Thucolumnappeor•do•· lJIUCtpt SalurdaJll." Fin-Kind~• Beatftl T..a,,.r DEAR PAT: There must be some recom- mended way to lay logs in a fireplace, but I don't know what it is. Do you? My fires flwe out and rather than providing relaxation, they l>ttome an aggravation. G. L .• Dana Polnt Try laying two lot• leagtbwlle over a aehron of crtacroued ldndllng wood or lumber scrape which bne been placed on cnmpled newapapen. Add another (preferably apllt) IOI angled oa &op. One or three logs ban better than two aJMt aet up a ~atural draft. Parking Prof)le111 Pondered OEAR PAT: My daughter and ber girlfriend chare an apartment on Huntington Village Lane in Huntington Beach. Wben they moved iD six m~ths ago they could park in front of their apart· menl. Now the city bas put "No Parking" signs on the street and it's costing my daughter and her friend an additional $50 to rent underground park· ing space about two blocks away. Has the apart- ment owner joined forces with the city to get more money from tenants and by making them use ln- • coovement parking? O.G., Costa Mesa BUI Smltb, ffqntlngton Beach pabUc worb ID· spec&or and 'ramc engineer. bu aa eQ>laaatJoo. He says when plan were flnt sobmJUed to Ille d · ty for these apartmenta and the prlva&ely malD· tamed st~ a condltton wu made tbat foar traf· (le lant'S would be required. SmJU. uya tb1I w11 known by the developer before any &enuta moved in. The off-street parking bad to be ellmlaated before the clty considered the project completed and the street. acceptable. SmJtb adds tbat the de- veloper chose not to make tbe street wide eooap &o allow both four 'ramc lanes and street parking space. Grip lrttpro.,e• Gripe• l/ser DEAR PAT: My problem Is that about ei$ht. months ago I sent for a hand-strengthening device. from Margrace Corp. I decided it wasn't worth lhe. $12 I'd paid, so I tetumed it within seven days -i" accordance with the money-back guar antee . I've· bet!o asking for a refund ever since. I began to. write another letter and decided to ask your help. instead as my letters are never answered. I paid ~~.and that probably was a bad mistake. G. W ., Costa Mesa M argnce bad a record of yoar c:orrespoa· dence, but apparently bad neglected to eroeeu your refund. The check la belJll malled DOW. You're right la saylag that It'• a mlltake to seed c:ula for a m1U order parcbue. T1lll flnn'• records showed the mercbaadlse bad beea re- turned, but A YS bas often ran Into the problem of returned merchandise never belJlg received by a firm. U that had been the case ln your situation, you wouldn't have had much cbaatt of getting a ttfund without proof of purchase. Dfa~r Deaf Didn't DeU.,er DEAR PAT: About four months ago I received a Johnson & Johnson ad in Ule m ail. It slated that if I bought 12 boxes of dispQSable dlapers and sent proof of purchase, I would receive some free boxes of diapers. I have a baby, so decided to go ahead and buy the 12 boxes. I sent proof of purchase along with the coupon to Johnson & John.son, but never got the diapers. Last month I sent an lDquJry to the address on the diaper box. Again, no answer. J.E .. Costa Mesa Carol Rosten, Johnson • Jobaaoa Baby Products J . & J . representative, aaya J . • J . baa aever bad an offer that promises replaeemeat diapert. Bulk parebue offers uaall)' prom I•~ a Sl.51 to St.4' cull refaad or 1% to 11 <:04IPOll8 for ZI ceata off a fat.a.re parcbaae. llos&ea .... &ht I& la almoat lmpouJble to track dowD tbe ofter yoe ft• quited anlesa yoa can provide the box oamber where yoa malled tbe proof of purchase. Coetad ber at Johnson & Johnson Baby Prodac:t1 Con1amer Services, 120 Ceateaalal Ave., Piscataway, N.J. 18854, with fvtber det.U.. Let AYS bow wb1t adjutmeat yoa receive. Dogs to Get Boots \ NATICK, Mus. (AP) -WorkiftC q a that bave to sloS th.rouab lee and mow on the Job may no lonser have to worry about aetUna their feet wet. Responding to requests from units in Aluka, the army's research and development laboratory be re developed n,yloo and dffnk:.ln footwear f« eanln• IOldJen. The bootl, which replace an earlier unwieldy eanvaa and leather ver&lon, may IOOn be available to law enforcement a•~mcles around the country to protect police dogs• feet. l . -. -- A1ency banned moll UHi oft.hem INHALATION Ot' sbutoe ta a111oc1ated with lncrCMsed ri1k of cancer, the EDF sald In announcing Its peUUon flied with the EPA. It uld t he easily crumbled nature of the as be1to1-containlng spray materials and the ease with which many or tbem can be damaged have led to problems In public schools. THE organiza . lions sai d there has been lnsuffl - there has been insuffi- cient federal or local ac· tion to determine the ex· tent of the problem. Robert ltaucb, EDF attorney, said that "potentially millions or children in thousands of public schools across tbe country are needlessly being subjected to a cancer riak of unknown magnitude." The EDF is a private, non-profit national membership organiza· lion with offices In Washington. New York, Denver and Berkeley. Calif. CUSDSets Women's Activities A pbys~cal fitness course for women ls available Monday, Tues· day and Thursday even· ings in San Clemente or Monday and Thursday mornings in Mission Viejo, sponsored by the Capistrano U nified School District's adult school. The 6:30 p.m. class io the wresUing room at Sa o Clemente High School. 700 Ave. Pico, ls taught by Ch a rle ne Shepard. The fee for the class is $2 a week. The 9 a .m. course at the Casla del Sol recrea- tion center In Mission Viejo Is taught by Kory Halfhill. The fee is the same. Additional lnforma· lion on the exercise course Is available by calling the adult school office, 498-0340. Angels, Demons For Real? NOTRE DAME, Ind. (A P > -CUncical atudJes offer evtdeoce ol the ex· istence o f unsee n a neelic and de monic powers, says a ChriaUan psychologist and expert on dreams. The Rev. Dr. Morton Kelsey, an Episcopal pri est, Junjlan psychologist an pro- fessor of lheolOI)' at the University of Notre Dame, writes ln h is book. "Oi.seemment: A' Study lo Ecstuy and Evil" publlsbed by Paulist Press: "Cllnclcal peycholqy offers direct, observable evidence that what the c hurches have talked about aa angelic forces aod powers . . . as de· mona and devils are in fact real." 2 FR.e Prison OAKLAND (AP) -A hut band and wife face five to MVen yean ln prllon alter a second· de1ree murder coavic- Uoo ln the beatina death of her •·)'Hf•Old·IOD. 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Fact ls, tb ,. wtre 1 pair ol unhappy head coacht1. "Everybody aaye a Ut f Ukt klsaina yovr aSJttt." aald Arkltu a Coach Lou Uolb. whoa ellhth·r•nked ftuorback1 led a ttO h1Uthne le.cl 1Up awa)I and wound up tn a 10.10 Ue with OCLA lo the O~t foott>.ll me tln1 ner betwffn tM schools "1 au • 1l '1 bttt r than ~ lasln1 your brot.Mr. ''TllEIU~ NO WAY A Tl ts rewanl1n1. I'm sure UCLA f ls tht> am •o. Thfort> ouch\ to be a sudden duth pl )'OU ln bowl 1tam ll'a 1t sh»mt th\!r'e wa no wtna.r " UCLA Coaeh Tuey Donahue had another reuoa for bdng LlDtel tt\c> 1ame officials. "On the aame, I frlt there w.ire two ex· ~Uent t amt aqu•r1n6' oU." said Don•hue. "But I think the moat valuabl~ player award ahoukt fO to th olflcl1l1. 'fh y were as poor as I've had ••c>enencr with. "I KNOW l'M NOT ALLOWED to HY an,ythlna, about them. but I'm 101nc lo aay It 111\)'Way. ' add d Donahue. ·'There were three hl*fin& penaJUH that wt.•re ttrrtble. Jr the of· tldalt were he-re On the lock.~r room) I'd 1ive t.btm •pl e of my mind riaht now." The widerdoll Brwna, ra(ed l~th, aurpri&ed the ~.227 fana at Sun 04)vll Shldlum and a na· Uona1 televlllon audl nee by ataruna aeldom· ~ nlor Steve Bukicb al quarterback. .,. .. ,....... UCLA QB STEVE BUKICH, A NEWPORT HARBOR GRAD, IS TACKLED BY JIM HOWARD. Purdue Optimist~ A Rosy Outlook Buldch prepped at Newport Harbor High. Two· year starter Rick Bashore. a Junior from Edison High, waan 't called upon at all. 8VXJCH SAID HE KNEW he would be a.tart.Ing aft r the Bruins dropped a 17-10 de· caaion to Southern Cal an lhetr regular·season flnale last month. Donahue said the decision was made a week ago. BUXJCB. WHO THREW just three passes • during the regular season, went all the way al quarterback. while Bashore watched from the sidelines. Bukicb completed 4 or l1 passes for 61 yards and was Intercepted twice. lie gained 92 yards rushing, but was thrown for 72 yards in losses. ''The reason l didn't announce il was I didn't want to put any undue pressure on Steve or RJck," said Donahue. "The reasons for start· ing,Steve were multi-faceted. He 's a five year senior and has had a lot of major disappoint· meats at UCLA. Bashore. who quarterbacJted the JSth· · ranked Bruins on nearly every play thls season. oompleted 62 or 129 passes for 811 yards. UCLA averaged Just 74 yards a game passing this fall. "St.eve's a senior and he deserved it." said Baahore. "I knew a week ago I wouldn 't be "I felt I owed al lo him. Bukach paid his dues." See UCLA, Page BZ Will ABC Eat Crow? Rose Bowl Could Determine No. 1 By ERNIE CASTILLO °' ... Diiiy ...... •111 Notes and quotes on the Rose Bowl: Amid.st all the hype spewing from bowl game promoters. one piece or propaganda seems to stand out: ABC-TV's claim that the Sugar Bowl matchup between No. 1 Penn Stale and No. 2 Alabama is for a national championsrup. WIOLE NBC DIDN'T exactly rise up lo defend the Rose Bowl. the two participating head coaches did. There's an "iffy" chance, say John Robinson of No. 3 USC and Bo Schembechler of No. S Michigan. the Rose Bowl winner could claim the mythical national title. Schembechler. whose tea ms have yet lo finish No. 1, is more adamant on the subject. "I think that if we are fortunate enoug h to beat Southe rn California, we'll claim It lthe national championship)." he said upon his arrival last week. ··1 don't care what happens anywhere else." Robinson, whose first USC team voled itself No. l after beat· ing Michigan. 14·6. in the 1977 Rose Bowl , was more diplomatic on the current issue. "IF PENN STATE <unbeaten> beats Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, Penn State deserves lo be No. 1." says Robinson. ··But if they lose. then a legitimate case can be made for several teams to be considered. "Alabama is a great team. but in comparing Alabama lo us. people should remember we beat them in Birmingham and also have played perhaps the most difficult s chedule an the country. "Certainly Michigan and OkJahoma, who have only one 106S each. should be considered if they win their bowl games. A careful inspection or ALL the once-beaten teams is in order. 1f Penn State loses ... OF COURSE. the big word is IF. If Penn State wins. it should be declared the national cham· pion if for no other reason than a perfect record through a schedule that included a legitimate contender. But IF the NiUany Lions lose? Well. Robinson's case will be heard. And ABC will probably have to swallow a whole lot or commercial crow. ••• SCHEMBECHLER ON USC: "Southern California very well could be the finest team in col· lege football right now. They're well-manned al every position; there's no weak spots. They're a great, great football team. We're fortunate lo come out here and ptaytbem." Holiday Fable ROBfNSON ON MICHIGAN: "Michigan could be the best op· ponent we've faced. Certainly Bo Schembechler's team is in Alabama's class. Michigan's de- fense. as usual. has a lot or quick. mobile people who are very determined. Offensively. they've traditionally had one or 1 the best running atla<'ks in the COWllry and they do again." • • * USC RANKS NO. 1 as rar as bowls are concerned, 17·6 over- all and 15·6 in the Rose Bowl. Seniors have won last four bowl games. Michigan is 4·4 in the Rose Bowl, 4·5 overall. Seniors have lost last three bowl games USC ~ WON seven straight since losing to Arizona State Oct. 14. Michigan has won six in a row since losing to Michigan St.ate Oct. 14. COMMON FOES: USC beat Michigan State 30-9. and Notre Dame. 27-25. Michigan defeated Notre Dame, 28·14. lost to Michigan State. 24·15. M1ch1gan ranks second in scoring derense (8.0 points>. · USC 10th (ll.9l. USC ranked second against the rush (91.3), Michigan 1 Olh < 112. 7 L Against pass, Michigan is 14th U02.9) and USC 135th < 187. 7). In total offense. USC ranks 14th 1401.8), Michigan 16th t401.2 >. In rushing, Michigan ranked ninth < 186.S). USC 19\h t247.SL Scoring, Michigan ranked fourth <32.9>, use 28th <25.U. J, For Boilermakers Parity Bowl I: ATLANTA <AP> -Purdue's convincing 41·21 Peach Bowl vie· t.ory Monday over Georgia Tech gives the Boilermakers a new unage, according to Coach Jim Young. "This win puts us in an entire· ly new position. Now we have established our winning pro· gram," Young said of his 17th· ranked Boilermakers. who finished with a 9·2·1 record. "I FIRMLY BELIEVE that we will continue to have winning seasons. Just how many we'll win remains lo be seen. But this helps our recruiting program and maybe next year 1t 'II be the Rose Bowl." he said. Sophomore quarterback Mark Herrmann, who led the rout by throwing for a pair of touchdowns and running for another, was equally confident. "I can't wait to get started next year. We've got a lot of )'oung guys coming back . Purdue is going lo be a national powe r ,'' said the 6 -5, 194 pounder, who led the Big Ten in passing as a freshman and was second this year. "I think we've . got a great shot at the Rose Bowl next year." HERRMANN, WHO HIT on 12 0( 24 passes for 166 yards, was · voted the most valuable or· tensive player or the 11th annua l Peach Bowl before a disappoint· ir.r, crowd of 20.277. : Ram Tickets Available U>S ANGELES -Ram ticket saJes for their NFC Conference i playoff game with Minnesota Sunday (2 o'clock> have not been running at a rapid pace. '1'here are plenty or tickets • still available," sald a Ram spokeswoman. "and at this time we do not foresee a sellout.·· Under NFL regulations. the Ram game with the Vikings must be sold out by 2 p. m . Thursday for the television blackout to be lifted. Ram tickets ~an be purchased al tbe Ram ticket office in West LA; the Los Angeles Sports Arena ticket office; or a II • Mutual ticket agencies. Ticket prices are $11 and S13 Another Purdue sophomore defensiye end Calvin Clark, a 6-S, 234-pounder from Atlan- ta, was voted the most valuable defensive player. Oilers vs. Atlanta? CJark bad five solo tackles but keyed a 2l·point firs t-quarter burst by recovering a fumble and forcing an interception leading to two touchdowns. ' "I KNEW WE were going to win. We're more fundamentally sound than they are. We had bet· ter coaching," he said. As for returning home and winning the award, Clark said: "It's a great Christmas present for me. ll feels real good." Not feeling so well was Tech Coach Pepper Rodgers. who had to meet the Boilermakers without bis star running back, Eddie Lee Ivery, Ivery bad rushed for 1,552 yards this season but suffered a n ankle injury in the final regular seasoogame. "IT W~ JUST impossible to do what we normally do without Eddie Lee Ivery," said Rodgers, whose club finished with a 7 .5 record "Purdue is a fine team, probably the best we've played all year." Tech, down 34·7 at halftime, rallied in the closing minutes to make the score respectable as freshman quarterback Mike K elley threw a pair of touchdown passes. "We won the second half and 8)'.HALBOCK A,.~Writ• And now, for a holiday fable: Once upon a time. there was a football league. And i n this league there were 28 teams of assorted sizes and shapes. Some came from tiny, map-dot towns like Green Bay, Wis .. and Tam- pa Bay, F1a. Some represented bi' cities like New York. Chicago and Los Angeles. And some carried the names or whole states or sections of the country like Minnesota and New EnRJand. 1'he one thing these 28 team6 had in common was their level of efficiency. All or them were mediocre. THIS WAS A R ESULT of something ca lled parity, although some people insisted on calling it parody. The league loved parity because it meant that every week. every team had a chance lo win. And that · was a very nice situation for teams who had worked long and hard at developing a legacy of losing. So, all through the 1978 fool· ball season. the people who operated the league chortled as the longtime losers scored upset aft.er upset. "Look at that," said the league's proprietors. "On any given Sunday, any team can beat any other team." See PURDUE, Page 82 BUKICH ANO HOWARD MEET AGAIN. RESULTING IN FUMBLE. 111EN IT CAM E TIME for the NBC's Live Mike Backfires TEMPE (AP) -The innovative broad· casting technique of {>lacing a microphone at the sidelines dunng a football game backfired at the Fiesta Bowl game between UCLA and Arkansas Monday. Broadcaster Mlke Haffoer was on the UCLA sideline and approached Coach Terry Donahue immediately after an ap· parent int.ercepUon by the Bruins. HafCner lint set tbe stage, saying he would try to listen in as the Bruins' coach, w,.o was t.a1kine with a pJayer, sent in a pJay. ' AS HAFFNER POINTED h ls mlcropbooe toward Donahue, the orrlclals nulllfied the lnlerceptlon because of a UCLA ~natty. At tbal moment with Haffner s microphone pointed al him, Donahue uttered an expletive. Haffner quickly withdrew bla microphone and NBC's coverage returned to tbe game ac· tlon. Donahue and Haffner were roommates at UCLA. Ex·pro star John Brodie, who was part o( NBC's broadcast booth crew, then said, '"nlal first play sounds like a fulu. ·· OOoahue was unaware, until It was brought to his attention after the game, that he bad blurted such a remark on na· t1ona1 U"levision. "ON CBRISTMAS DAY I said that?" he said. "My wife will kill me. I'll probably get 150,000 letters. l hope if l get those let· ters they're from people who've never said that word. But it was a n emotional game and I blame NBC for leUing that get out." Despite bis feelings, he did apologize. '"That's exactly why 1 didn't agree to be milted." ARKANSAS COACH Lou Holtz a lso was wire with a live microphone during the game 8J>d the coverage Included taped Olrlstmaa Carols s14ng by players from ' . - both teams during breaks in the action. "I think thjs is unfortunate, because I know Terry," said Don Ohlmeyer. NBC's executive producer for sports, who was at the game. "Something Uke that can happen when you use live mikes. These guys are under a tre mendous amount of pressure. I wouldn't want Terry to be portrayed poor· ly because or It.' I OllLMEVElt SAID the technique or US· ing live microphones in sideline coverage is risky. "It's a pmble, butt think the concept is a good one," he said. "l certainly don't think what Terry said ls the end or the v.oorld. Something like this can be blown out o( proportion and jeopardize the whole concept of wh•t we are trying to do. My major concern is that It doesn't present an embarrassment to Terry. He's such a fine gey. It's owresponstbtuty, not Terry's." ...~. L • t. ~ .... . . playoffs. and parity played a trick on the league . ll refused to go away. Owing the regular season, it was fine to have hopeless New Orleans beat powerful Los Angel es and bumbling Baltimore bop division cham- pion New England. Thal. after all. is how parity works. But in the pla~offs. it was time for the leagues lop teams lo assert themselves m order to assure a first-rate matchup for the ul- Umate contest. that game of games. the one with the Roman numerals. B UT THEY DIDN 'T . A stranJte tum of events occurred aJMMENTA.RY in the playoffs. Parity ruled and in evecy game. the the underdog won. And so goes the fable. . . -During a t y phoon that struck Los Angeles two minutes before kickoff and lasted until two minutes after the final gun, Minnesota edged the Rams. 2-0. 1be winning points were scored when Jim Marshall , wbo celebrated his 4lst birthday a day earlier. tackled Pat Haden in the end zone. The Golden Age Society, Marshall's guests al the ganie. cbeeredwidly. -At Dallas, Steve Bartkowski threw a 95-yard touchdown pass on the final play of the game and ex-bartender Tim M azzettl kicked the extra point with no ' time left on the clock as Atlanta edged the Cowboys 21 -20 in yet another ho-hum rinlsh for the Falcons. ' ' -DAN PASTORINI threw away his crutches. cast and nak jacket and passed for 300 yards as Houston defeated New . England, 14-10. There was con· s l<ferable confusion on the Patriots' bench when Coach Chuck Fairbanks. wavlng a Colorado football brochure, left. early to chase after a high school prospect. -Denver advanced with a 3'·21 victory over Pittsburgh ~uarterback Norris Weese a messenger from the sidelines orr the field and called See PARITY, Pa1e BZ .-.. ' .. 1 I, ~ ~ ' I ' . . . . • • DAil Y PtLOT Sr. Bowl ~~@[['~~ ~[['@~~ .. c..• ... ~ From...; wOftd-;;-Spo-;t,---·--~~~r~a'llll~ els __ _ -~-...... QUEEN AND STARS U1 ,rnt:t' Um~I c1uc•t•n Uurbaru Dows..•r 1' tlunkl•tl b' Old.ah1lm,1 ~t .1r!. Hlllv Sun-; tlcfl l uml <11\'~ Holwrh a' lth• 'loo1wn. atr\v\• in M.1arru M onday ni~ht t lkluhonhl m~l'l!i Nt•bru~ku Ja.n. 1 81 m:, IS thlll }t'U t ' lfr 1~n1 an ti uphy winnl•r wtul • Rn\wrh \HU\ lhl• Outlun11 trnphv a-. lht" nu hon'~ top bn<'mon Fan' liri tmas Wish? ~My Two Front Seats' . t'rom AP ntspattbH PlrT'SBllRGU A 2A )t-:ir old bnrtl'ndcr, [i] ~mg. "All 1 "a nt for C'hnstmas is my two front !lt>als." and th rel' olht•r men conclude :i 4• t tv.o-day \'lg1I today as the first in lint' to buy Plltsburgh Sl('elers ' playoff tickets. "We think we're going to set a National Football League record for the longest wail for Steeler tickets," ~d Dan Fa1nsh as he waited in the cold at the Three Rivers Stadium ticket window. The attraction was the sale of tickets to Saturday's f\mencan Football Conference first-round playoff game between the Denver Broncos and the Steelers. as well as tickets t.o the subsequent AFC championship game. Fairish, John Butler . 25, and Barry Smith, 27, all of nearby Turtle Creek, arri vcd at the empty stadium Sunday at4 a.m The ticket wlnd1>ws were to open at 10 a . m . today. 54 hours after the trio arrived. Fairish and his companions were equipped with sleep· mg bags, lounge chairs, five cases of beer, two bottles of liquor . a heater, a radio and food. "We decided about three weeks ago to do this," Fairish said. Five hours after their arrival, J .C. Hrubovcak. 21, ar· <rived from hls home In nearby Greensburg. Jlrubovcak s aid he never has at tended a professional football game They were J()i ned al dawn today by a crowd ei.ttmated by pol.Jee lo number about J,000 ..-----Quote of tu Dat1----- Bnt1sh Davis Cupper John Uoyd, who says he und Chris Evert have already arranged their 1979 schedules to be with each other as much as possible: "I have had nothing on my mind except Chris these lai.l few weeks, and tennis has taken second place " ~ Lo•e Sfnlt Strafgltt San Oie~o·s Randy Smllh scored 12 of his m game·high 29 point.'> in the fourth quarter Monday night an lhe Clippers turned back Seattle, 123·118. send1ng the SuperSon1 cs to their sixth straight NBA defeat. .. Julius Erving scored 22 points to lead the Ptula<telph1a 76ers to their sixth victory in their last seven de c1s1on:., a 109·94 de c is ion over the New York Krucks . Rookie guard Ron Brewer scored 19 points in the second h aU to lead the Portland Trail Blazers to a 115·102 win over the Golden Stale Warriors ... Phoenix Suns center Alvan Adams dislocated the sm all finger on his left hand m afternoon practice. The 6·9 veteran is expected to play in the Suns' game against Denver tonight. .. Victor Ewing scored rt points lo lead Houston past Alaska·Anchorage\94·81 , in the second game in three days belw<'en the two col ege basket · ball teams Houston won the hrs t game Saturday, 100 85, when Ewing hit 24 pomt.s. ~ Slcatlng Pro S~r.,.IH LAKE PLACID, N. Y lloward Nicholson. a fi gure skatJng profei.i.1onal best known for the students he taught tn a lengthy career, died of cancer al home here Monday. He wu 82 Nicholson, who had continued teaching until hve weeks ago, coached SonJa Henie when she won her three Olympic gold medals in 1928, 1932 and 1936 ai; well as her 10 world champions hips. In the 1920s, he traveled to Europe, where he won ac· claim as both a teacher and a performer winning the World Professional fo'igure Skating tille in 1931 and 1932. Ke helped train many wellknown skaters, including Barbara Ann Scott of Canada, Carlo Fassi of Italy. and Scott Ethan Allen and Dorothy Hamill of the United States. CYl'llER SPORTS-The <.:zeehoslovak1an team Skoda Ptz.en raJlied from a l ·O first-penod deficit and beat the Canadian Olympic Ice hockey s quad, 7 ·2. in an exhibition game Monday before 6,000 fans at Prague. Te&eel•lo11, R a d io Following a re the major sports events on televisk>n today. Ratings a re: ./ ./ ./ ./ exullent · ./ .f I worth watching; I./ fair; / forget It . ' 8 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: USC at California. A ftftOUIKers: Tom Kelly and Pete Newell. USC's Trojans, ranked 20th this week and the un~ ranked California Bear s meet In Berkeley In a Paclflc-10 outing. The TroJans are on the upswing with 11 of 13 players back Including four of five starters. Cliff Robinson leads the attack and as a freshman a year ago, averac,Jed 18.-4 points a game. Catlfomla has a new coach in Oick Kuchen who In· herlted four returning starters. RADIO Basketball -New Orleans at the Lake~ 7:50 p.m ., KLAC (570). Chick Hearn/.!:'at Riiey ,.po;(. USC at California 8 p.m ., KFI (0«1). Tom Kelty, Pete Newell report In a simulcast with televlslon. T o p Star s NEW YORK (AP> Whlk mo.t bowl pm.: ortlclal1 or•• hc>Pna that I.hey hav~ invited U\~ Mil t eam 1 avallable, Rea hueflt lf'r 11 concerned wlth In dlvldual players. The popular 60 yeu -old Schuea1lt1r carrie11 one of tht- wel&hU t num•• In football on one ~ the thlnn •at rramea. The wear aod t ar of his dutlea u !J vltt prt1ldent »nd 1teneral mana1t-r or lhf Senior Bowl and roamaacr of Lndd Memorlul Stadium In Mobile, Aha , hel~ " ~ p hlm ~ shm thul M &ood ~te frum the Culf of Mcitko rru6',ht blow him 1&wuy BUT. KCtfUESSLEa goes on llOd on lie hu been 1saoc1ated with the ~nJor Bowl since 1951. wMll the game moved to Mobile alter It• fnaugural In Juckson villt>, Fta , In 19~ He doesn't 1•vcn h•ve u •luff. just a i.ecrcta&ry . The Senior Uowl. which ul trawta scoreti of pro coaches and M'OUl.ll fand Wiii be pluyed Cur tht• :llth timti Jun 13. wa11 conceived by the lute J immie Pearre. a N».•hvllle. Tenn., businessman. lt dobuled wllh Steve Owen of the N4'w York Giants and 8o McMUlln of the Detroit Lions at1 the head coachet1-the other a ll· atar .cames use college coaches and Southern Methodis t 's Doak Wa lker and North Carol.ma's Charley "Choo Choo" Jusllcc as the top players. EACH MEMBER or the win rung team receives Sl .500 and each player on the losing team !(els $1 .~. But more importanl ts the money awaiting the players drafted ear ly by the Na· tional Football League. "We work for everyone in pro football when we coach these athletes," said Chuck Fairbanks ot the New England Patriots. "We coach techniques which of· fer the scouts a chance to check the player's aglhty, quickne11i., speed, intelligenee and attitude.'· This time, Wall Michaels and the New York J ets' staff will <.'Oach the North against Dick Nolan and his New Orlea ns Saints' staff for the South. Tht• close-up contacts with many or the best seniors in the land are invaluable. SO MUCH SO that about a decade ago, the NFL passed a rule that no pro team 's coaching staff can return to the Senior Bowl until every other team has had an opportunlly." "It's too valuable to a staff to get close to the players before the draft ." s aid Schuessler. Because of the com pl ex N FL playoff system, though, the rule was changed last s pn ng to a five-year limit. Schuessler can recount dozens of lesser·known players whose draft stock went up witb an im- pressive Senior Bowl showing. "We were the first all star bowl game t.o Invite players from the so-called small schools," he pointed out.. ms FAVORITE storr con- cerns Ron J a w'ors k 1, the Philadelphia Eag l es' qwuterback, who played college ball at little Youngstown State. "Anot her player got hurt," Schuessler said, "so I called a pro scout and told him we needed a quarterback. He told me about Jaworski, but it was Christmas time and I couldn't find anyone at Youngstown. ''J aworski lived in u pstate New York in a town so small it wasn't listed in my directory. I called Lou Saban, who was then coaching t he Buffalo Bills, and he said, 'Jaworski lives right across town from me.· I said. 'Call him and see if he wants to play.' .. Jaworski did, almost won the game in the last quarter . and was drafted in the second round by the Los Angeles Rams. Among the players looking forward to this year 's Senior Bowl ls wide receiver Martin Cox from Vanderbilt, a lowly 2-9 team. "I know that's where the NFL coaches and scouts are ." he 6&1d. .. Some Cha rters Aren't Super From AP DlapatcbH Planning t.o attend the Super Bowl this year? The Civil Aeronautics Board cautions, if you're planning an air charter trip to the game, make sure the charter operator ln fact haa tickets to the game or a firm contract for the tickets from the National Football League. lf neither ot these ls the case, the CAB aaya, get a wrttleo BB· surance from the tour operator that you will receive a full re· fund Cor the entire trip If you choose to cancel because ot un· availability of Uckets. CAB o fflclal1 said s uch charter trtpe have led to several problem• In the past when p111en1en dld not receive game Uckell, aufferin1 monetary 1088, dlu ppolntment and dlatupllon ot their travel pl&n1. . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . .. . FOOTBALL HAPPY WINNER -Purdue's football coach Jim Young is congratulated by s ome of his players after the AP.,__ Boilermakers crushed Georgia Tech, 41·21, in Monday's Peach Bowl game in Atlanta. ,,..rflfl't•J UCLA, ARKANSAS TIE. • • starting shortly after the Bruins lost 17·10 lo Southern Cal on Nov. 18. but Donahue said the decision was made a week ago. "We had a good game plan and we knew where to attack them," sa1d Buk1ch. "Penalties hurt us and the fie ld was a bit slippery, causing the receivers to slip a couple of limes. But I don't want to make a ny ex· cuses." Bu kick scored UC LA 's only touchdown, a 15 yard run that lied the game with 8:32 left to play. "Their man was taking the pitch, so J just turned it up- field," he said. "J was reading the cornerback and he didn't take me. Our defense played a he<!kuva game and 1 1ust wished we could have scored a fe w more points a nd won it for them." THREE-TIME All·American linebacker J erry Robinson. com · pleung his UCLA career, wa:. credited with two unassisted tackles, 13 ass ists and one pass deflection. "I'm pleased with the way we played. especially in the second half," said Robinson. "They're a fine football team. Cl's a nice feeling we played them equal. We didn't give up." Donahue said that Robinson "is the type Of player who cOmf;!S along once every 25 years of so " Some of the Arkansas players expressed disappointment over the deadlock. "NO ONE LIKES a tie," said nmning back Ben Cowlns. the leading career ground.gainer in Arkansas history. "We didn't lose but it's disappointing not to win ... "I really think we could have played betler bUl I 'm still proud Of the way we played," said de- fensive tackle Jimmy Walker. selected aa tbe defen.aive player oft.be game. "I don't like the lie but we have to live with it. ''YOU DAVE TO GIVE credit lo UC LA. They had an out.It.and· mg team. too. Their backs were probably the best we've played a~ainst, except m aybe our run- ning backs." OCLA senior J ames Owens. who gained 121 yards. was named the game's outstanding offensive player. "I was just that far from breaking the big one a cour le of times," he said. "Either was going too fast to make a good cut Or when l slowed down a nd lried to cut it was too severe a nd 1 went down.'' * * * sa:>•E aY OUAltTEH ~ 010 0 0 10 VCl.A 0 0 J I 10 Atll -S.lft ''"" 10t-..1-10I An -FGOl'dDM1l7 UC1A -FG ._l'TNftl• 41 lJQ.A &uk.k ISr"" llloe,.,,,.ftlt!t lltOI A -S),227 STATISTICS Al1I UCLA Arst'*'-It ·~ RuW5'-Y.,.dS ~HOO ))JU 1'1111111'9 yMck " ., Attumv•r~ n " Pit~ 1>2'-1 I 11 1 l'IH'lb •n "'" ~•cm 1.0 1 I l'ltl*U...yMdi 4·U , .. , INDIVIDUAL LUDa•s RlJSHING -NUn-. COwllll ,.._.., EO-~. QI~ 10.21, 541tt H • UCLJI., 0_,,. 11· 111, T er-11.a., e.i•1t1t 1 .. 20. l'A!>:>I,.~ -Ark~IH. C.IC.~111 II 1 ... CMt, Surllon 1+1·2' UQ.A, 8ul<Klt' 11·111. RECEIVING -Ari....-. O •v :1-11, EO- l-1, F•re41 2·2S, SU9111n 1·2l, Cow""' l·S. l!M-. H! va..A. ltffce 1·5'. Mc ... 11 1.J, 0-nt l·l JUOOLEO, BUT CAUGHT -Arkansas tree safety Kevin Evans steps In front of UCLA split end Severn Reece lo intercept a poss during second quarter action in the F\esta Bowl. . . p,... Pflfle B J PURDUE ••• we 're pleased with that. We've got pride. A 41 ·21 score is better than 21·7," he said. Purdue dressed 95 players aod all got to play as Young began substituting liberally in the second half. ,.,....p~., PARITY ••. bis own play for the winning TD. liut th.al was only the start. N~>et came the champ1ons h1p games. -IT WAS JO degrees below zero and there we re two ft't!t of 1:1now on the h eld at Minnesota The Falcons. wearing galosht>s ~tead of cleats, simply wore down the Vikings. winning 3·0 on Maz.zett.i 's field goal. After the game, the bartender stirred hot toddies in the dressing room for tua teammates. -In the other title game al Denver. Houston Coach Bum Phillill6 had a brilliant stroke or strate~y. He dressed all the Oilers Ln orange and the Broncos couldn't pick them out from the fans, who were a ll wearing the same color. By the time De nver found them, the Oilers had scored &21 17 victory. And that's how it came to pass that, in this fable, Atlanta and Houston played for the cham· pionship of the entire world. The contest was named Parity Bowl I. Needless to say. it ended in a tie. Marina D uels Tough Servile Marina High puts its 7-1 rec· ord and five ·game win streak on the line tonight as the Vikings· clash with formidable Servile m. the winner's bracket of the 14th annual Orange Upt1m1st lov1ta- tiooal basketball tournament at Olapman College. Tipoff is al 6:50. Cent.er Randy Heidenreich. a &-7 cog in Marina's attack, is a dou~ful participant due to an in· jured knee, but even without him the Vikings were able to log a 79-63 victory over El Modena In the tournament 'sopening round. Winne r's bracket 1amee earlier In the afternoon pitted Fountain Valley against Loara and Estancia asalnsl Santa Clara. Following the Marina- Servlte clash, Magnolla and SavaMa will mee t ln an 8:30 pme. Al!IO on tap tonlght, UntveraU.y Hleh cluhea wllh Neff lo a 8:30 game of tbe Brea·OllQda Tournament. . . -. . . , FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING Tourneys On Tap For JCs Al\ thrtt 11rt'u JUntor college bollctball l l'ama. Orange c:o t. Golden We \ nd Sid· dleberk wm be focw.ma Oum dforu on uptom1n1 tourna moot. lbtf\ wt'ekend All lhret• will b~aln pl•>' Thunday w1lh Cunt pnrtlds>•l "'It ln \h~ Cnl\t'JJt' or De ert t.oumMm~·nl. S ll(tlflt>at·k tn tht• &ult• Ana <'Ill • it•. and Golden W ~1 m lbl' "'-ll~·rton tourno TM l\U'ltl ,... w•ll <tl'io pla)' a nnn I aiul' t~mH· l l hom• ~Ith ('omJ•ton Wt•dnt•'lduy n luht 11•3()1 prtor tn lournilmf'n\ i&C' bon. llt-n• an• th•• 1'4l1nn"" t'OU.tmt: o•~ oa-:~ aT 1"'uniday ·~ Palri•&• 1 3U l Valier u Bu~to" ~ C'1lru:s v., ( rlboo. th1u~h Columbua 7 or~""" l'ou .. t \.. TnH.ll" 1'f'<'h 9 <'nllt>.it' or l>t• l' rl h 4!!1 Pulm-. l JO t'ulm,., IOM'r fl'rldav ('ul t.·~t· u( Dt•H•rt 29 lo.-.~r \b <'1tru11 ('ur1tx1<1 :• JO I.A \' ullt·y Hu rl'llow llll'll'f V!i Orun~t· t'ou,.,t Tr.Adt! TN·h 106t'r ~ 30 LA V11llt'Y Har!>tow win n t• r v " ('> 1 '' 11 H t• ( • u J -. t Tr;1(i1• T1·1·h w 1 n nt• r I 30 ('olll'~l' or l>c.,t•rt :!\I !'aim., ~mnt•r '"' ('1lru" ( uribo<i "100l'I Saturda~ 'i JO <"om.ola uon ~Jmt• 7 Third pl acl' ~amt· •1 <.'hump1<lni.h1p ,::am .. SANTA l\N/\ TO\JRN/\M ENT Thuri.day's Pairings 2 G ltndale, Ariz vs 1:.:1 Carruno 4 Ml San J ncmto vs. Cypre!>s I' Saddll'bu<·k V!i. Laney H Santa Ana vs Phoenix Fri do ~ Cill•ndale. !\ri1 fo:I Cain11111 111 ... 1•1 ,.., !'v1t SHn .Jut·1nt11 < ·,µft'"'" hli.t• r I Saclcllt•h:u ·k LJnt•V lo:-...r , . ., S:rnt,1 \11..i l'h1w111x ln;t•r S11turdav :1 :10 t'1mi.<1lat1on",::am1· a .lo Third place ~amt· i :lO Championship l!<Hll'' FULLERTON TOURNAMENT Thursday'"' PalringH 7 C;oldt:n Wl'Sl vi.. Lo ng Ut-ach 8 30 S anta llarbara \':-. "'•llerton t"rida~ 7 <.:onsolat111n l!Um t: ti 30 <.'harn111un,.,h1p g<1 mt• }1 ,.,. .. ,,.._.,. DEVINE FIT All A mt'l'll'tlf\ S a nta Cla us cenler Oavt· Huffman du.•tks the.• fit u( a 'l' shirt 011 Notrt• D:.tme ~cad c.'Oach n an l>t.•vine rn Dullas. The s hirt was u gift g1vt·n th(' C'oarh ctur1ni:: a Ch1·h.tmtts t•c\chrution for the Notrl' Da m<· k<1m. wh1th la<'t''> ll o11~to11 111 lhl· Cotton Bowl \l(•W Yt•<11":-. l>.t \ Bowl Rou1ulup Nebraska Fans Flock to Miami From AP l>lspatches MIAMI The: fo'1sdwr family of Lincoln , Nl'b , 1s m town. purl of a ront1n~N1t or around 14.1100 Nt·hra s kans who will bc dl'sc~nd 111g on Miami for thl' New Yc.•;u "s Oran~c fk>wl football gam,· hc.·twl'en Nl'hraska and Oklahoma. Therc's patriarch Cletus. an a ssistant coat•h who playt•d halfbuck for Nebraska 1n the late 1940s, eldes t s on Pat, another a s sistant coach: youn~N sons 'l'lm and Dan. both players on the Comhus kc r tt:1Hn, and an array of F1sch (•r s who will lend moral support. WAS AN Y THOUGHT cvl•r ,::1ven to atte nding another college? "Oh, I s uppose there has been some kind of press ure to attend Nt'bntska," s ays Cletus . "Ru\ ther e haven't been any regrets either. Wf''ve lw<'n asimc,ated with a ~real foot- ball tradition. 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PVUING 7HE l?ACJ:e7" 7lf~0()6H 71/E CtJNT"~ T PtJtNTI • • ANP7HeR. 71P 1:, NOT ro LeT 7He R AcKe-~~t> CJ/P 7t:JIJ ldW 8cl0kl '(OUR HAN!>S - ~-C) 1117& Untied faa1ure SyndlQlll. Inc No Regrets Hardship Gambl~ I Paid Off for Davis DAYTON. Ohio <AP I Johnny Davis has no regret:. over passing up bis senior year at the University of Dayton so he could start playing in the Na· tionaJ Basketball Association. But what worked for him may not work for other playe r s. warns the Detroit native . "I think it was a positive move• for me." said the 6-foot-2 guard of the Indiana Pacers, who 1:. now in his third pro !>ea son "I feel like tht timing was JUSt right for me. It worked out real well. That year l came out, we <Portland > won the NDA cham pionsbip. I was able to establish myself ... LAST SEASON DA VIS was traded to Indiana where he has moved into the starting lineup after two years as a reserve with Portland. Would Davis encourage cur rent college players to turn pro early? "I would advise a player who 1s th.inking about hards hip to evaluate just exactly what he wants to do." he re plied "You can lose a lot, too. if you 're not really cert.am of what you can do athleticaJly. "lf there 1s any •1ucst1on in your rrund. I would suggest that you stay 1n school and gel your degree. You don't ever know what will happen. You could gel injured and your career could be over before it gets orr the ground. "I WOULD TEl.L A YOUNG guy. 'Don't go to school to be a professional rootball or basket- ball player. Go to school to ~et an education so that when you re out of school, you're able to do ~O ml'th1ng produc ti ve (or yourself and won 'l ha vt· to dl' pend on athletic!> for a living.' " Davis hopes to play seven more NBA seasons. "I think I'd be ready to get out or it after JO years, .. ht> said .• 'l don't want to go to the point where l 'm just hang in' on anct not having fun a nd not physical· ly ab)e to do thingi.." Because he is lhink1n~ of a future career outside or haskc.•1 ball. Davis plans to return 10 Dayton In the off s t·a.,1111 for lli credit hours of M'ht>•JI "" lw t'Jn t'OOlplete reqwrt>ml'"'" r111 h " bachelor's deer1•1.· DAVIS LIKES ms~···" 1'(111· as a srorer with thl· l'•11T r..., ;,i ft1 r bemg pnmartl) ;1 pla) mak1•1 with Portland. He J1>a1b t od1anJ sn sconng al 19 points 11t·1 ~am.- Paralyzed Victim Plans To Fight AMA "WE'VE ACCEPTED IT," said Nebra::.ka athlell<· d1rec·tor Bob Dl'\'<tOl'Y "Nobody can do ;mything about it now .. 'The HU!>kers dt·fratt:tl Oklahoma 17 14 Nov I 1 10 Lincoln. and two days later thl· OranRC Howl Committee selected Nebraska as the Big Eight's representative in the p<>slseason game. Alamitos Entries "lt's a real thnll lo cto some nl the things offcn~I\ <'h t hat I know r·m capable of doing . tw swd. •·Hut 1 Like to th111k o t Ill\ self as being a p l;iyl:'r wh11 c;1 n do whatever 1s nc<:l'l'tl'tarv !or u.., t.o win -be thut i.t·onni.:. p:i1> ... mg, d~fense, whatever " DAI.LAS (Al'I Kent W Jldn·1" who n•cently returned trnm Russw whl're he received 11·1·:ilmt'nl for his paralyzed :-~lint'. -.ays it's hard to ri ght the A ml'nt«rn Medical Assodation hut hc pluns to fry Tilt' formPr Tl•xas Christian l 'm vl'r'l1tv foot ball star said he .,., "'ritin~· a book und may go on a 1·olll'~I! lecture tour to combat the AM A's cntic:1srn of hi s tnp .. Now the dodors fC'el like I -.1.1blwrl th<'m 1n the back lit·t' allt.l' I left lht• C '.\ I was JU!>t tr\ m,.e to 1mµrovl' m) situation." -..J1d Walrln·p "But I found 1n H11-.s1a 1.1.hat I lo\cnt for I got out 11f mv "ht•t•kha1r into a walke r "\\HAT 111\Pl'ENEO to me "..,., 1m·red1hk I c.•ouldn'l move m ,. leg.., and there I was stand- 1111-( up in a wulkcr " Wu ldrl'p rf'l•t•1vcd s pecial mell1 c.·al tr<'atmcnts al the l'o l1•1Htv,.,ky Neurological lni.t1tulC' 1n Lcn 1n ~rad . The t reatm1•nts rndudt'd enzyme. 11xygt•n anti phyi.ical therapy Wa ldrt•p said the therapy of ftors a nt:w promise to countle,.,s other spuwl cord lnJUry victims If~ said Huss1a had been usin~ l'nzyme treatments for 10 y ears But Nebraska then lost its next game to Missour, wound up the season at 9·<! anct thus sacnhced its c hance to ml'cl P enn Slate in the Oran~e Bowl for the national championship. That's when Oklahoma. 10·1. re-emerged a s an Orange Bowl bound team. Devaney said about 14.000 Nebras ka fans would descend on Miami this wee k. hoping that the season's rernat<'h becomes a re· run Liberty Take Biggest in History MEMPHIS l.1herty Howl off1c 1als say Missouri and Louisiana Stat(' will take home' up to $350.000 each the biggest pavoff in tht• bowl's 20·vcar h1storv • "When you have ~our b1itRest c.•rowd ever and your biggest payoff ever. you've ~ol to be happy," A.I'' 'Bud' Dudley. founder and executive director of the bowl. said, assessing the 20th Liberty Bowl Saturday that s aw M1ssoun down LSU, 20-15 The crowd al Liberty Howl Memorial Stadium was 53.064. top· ping the previous h1~h of 52,737 when Alabama defeated UCLA 36·6 in 1976. The purse for each 1978 team 1s expected to be "between $340.000 and $350.000." Dudlev said Last year's $317,00 for Nebraska and North Carolina was th<.• previous high forthc Liberty Howl. "Judging from the response we've gotten . just a bout every lhi.ng we had this year seems to be the best we've ever had," l>31d Dudley. "We're Just delighted . drained, but delighted. nevertheless " Pittsburgh Looks for New Offense PITTSBURGH Univc~ity of Pittsburgh football Coat·h Jackie Sherrill, looking ror new assistants a nd new players, s ays he's also in the market for a new offensive game plan. Sherrill decided lo find a replacement for the quarterback op lion. which Pitt emphasjzed this season. after the Panthers lost ~17 to North Carolina Stale Saturday in the TanRerine Bowl. "We 'll probably go to a fullbuck set," said Sherrill. "We will look for a stronger running ~ame inside." Sherrill, when he goes on the road recruiting high school fool· ball players tn the weeks ahead. will be lookmg tor several new as- sistants. ....... ..., .. a...,..,_ Eitlti.t rlnl"91I: 7:4' lfUISf ltACI! uo yMd•. Mlldetll. ' vur olO$. c.t-tl<'ed. Pv•Mt $2, 100. 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Ins Alamitos Race Res ults "THE DOCTORS tn the Untl· l'd States were doinj( enzy me re· i.carch in the 1950!\ to regenerate ,.,pin al nerves and this is 1978," i.a1d Waldrep "But somf>thing happened in the 1960s and the re· warch was dropped " pjtt's defensive coordinator. Jimmy Johnson. 1s expect ed to lake several assistants with him whe n he begins as head coach at Oklahoma Slate Bowls at a Glance ~ 0 .-.er Milll tf ,.,,. .... ,,_ AtJolt 1l, IOW• 1.tett 1' ....... , .... ,_."Y n. 8',_..... VOul\O t• ..... ., ff.11.n 42, ,,_.,.,.,_ 0 u.,,. .. ., Mt-I 70, lSU IS ~ ....... , Nortll C.rotl,.. Stale JO. Pllhl>U•gll II ,. ....... P\iniu. •I, <AorQIJ he ~ 21 lqft ....... UCLA 10, ... ,.,....,,, .. 10, 11• ~., .• °""'" •..ota)'O..me "' --.. -,, .. "'' , ISl .. Y\ Qtey 7p1'1 Olltet ..... CM U(k-•flle, ~. I CI•-.., CIO C 01 n 01110 Slelt II ).II t pm, CJl,tMell ~y'•O.-·-.. ·· Yt ....... I !>latl!Of• 11 4) •\ O.Ort;e It I 11 ) o.m,OW.-11.t ...... ,.. Cloafllft CllltW ... I c.tO.JIMI ...,,,. 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This is Roger's top quality merchandise bt.tt we don't have room to store it. Saleendl 12/31/78. Closed I/I & 1/2/79 R~,. C1•1d .. n~ •MU~ '"" .kMquln •• MKA.nhut • N""""'' (S•llth 9am 6pm I . SI DAILY PtLOT Business -Gem uf n -Idea:-Man·ure- UNION, SC (AP) -O.w ton or quaU droppln11. properly -packaaed. 1hould bring ln • malllon, aaya F raok 0 . Hill, "and lbat alO't but ball ol lt. "That's t.M ~holesale pri~." 11111 confuiA!d "The fellow that 11~11• at for me aets $88 mU.Uoo loo" Quail Artif·acls' Mny Bri11g $88 Million to Bird Raiser MODESTL 81LLING htmsdf ·"The &hour Mao of South CaroUna," HiU as produc 1ng lit tackl. lapel pins, nnJ1 llh rounlry rom~lan J ·rry <.'l o wer . ti ~ 01•1;er U'lf'1t eupb•an11m1 to c1t"H·rtb.-lbt• atutf ~ hopes wtll maJa:e tum rtt'h mlll1on ptor ton ta farm It wu.ci 1tvt-n by poultry t'X(>rrU with C'lemlOfl Vruvcralty'11 Exte1111lon ~rvltt'. "Tht•y ran ll &all lbrouah corn· put..-n." ti.ill "xphdned "1 nev.:r l ould havtS f11ured nil tha.l oul 11\ytt •If." nd bolo Ues ft:Al\.lrtf\Jr uh. wtll pi.rtndatt• pc>lly Ht l l prod u<'U tht>m by arttsta cwly arnmactna bard drop Pln&S In molds end ftlhn~ Urnm ~1th cll!ur or rolorrd l>l1.1:.t1l' Qu II dropptn&. look llkl' uny I<'«' C'rnm <'O • t.oi1Pt'd by,, bta lll'OOP (If vanilla "'l'bt-t"XJM'r\.a. 41) tbal ·, l'll.IC'lum," ~I)'• lUU po1nt1na to th.-wtllh' top • ttut H'• au~ aaml' alulf · C'ollccllni;: swtablt qu1d l drop· 11ma11 tor arUf»Clb a nd proptirly { ur111i,: lbt·m lbn't ull fun HIU uya lb biQt'!iC artafucli are Ow hut cJrop~-d durml( th.: day. Th1.• worktihv11 I) 1lon1~11d1 P1nl' 11 111 llunlan~ l'ru r\" wht•re tlJll r11.11»tws tholallnds ttf r1u o1l. 11hl'11:.anls, <'hukku,. duckt.. fon<'y P•Rt'<>O'-aor1 hJ.n cam duekMlS An unltmltl'd su~1 ply of the main lnirt'\l1~ol u a..,. 11111'• "or111nal handm•d• caua1l dropvln& arhf&U'lA .'' u11 hb bro~bure calb tht•m, hav•• u 'IUI ~t·'lted rt.1AJI pnl'to or $10 t·uch nut hkt• Ow cmdun 11.Mt•ll . that 1t-n t ftrm IU J wtll nll thl'm for ~ 1n lou of 111:i.. or mort• M t1ybt· lt':.S lD jub Jot. .. vou·~..: GOT TO get up .1wful C!larly to get lht' twit," he l'OUllOIUi . CuranM 1:. o dt-ltcute process . lllll'11 novully bw.aness almost becumc null and void when has wife t•ime home one day and ~urt>d : HILL. 54. LOOKS .10d 1.41ki. llO"'EV•'.R, llt: SAVS. the• l'~tlmalt> or •• total tJkv of $l7t> Payton to Launch Career in Trading • CHICAGO <AP> Walter Payton lhe Chicago Bears' s pet.>dy running back who:.~ football feats h<ive shattered pro record:., 11. taking to the pats thJs wmt~r -the futures lradmg pa~ of the Chicago Board of Trade The most valuable player of the 1978 Pro Bowl plans to become a commodilJes broker. THE SOFf. VOICED MlSSISSIPPlAN, nicknamed "Sw~l ness" and known for his ability to bench·press 390 pounds, says he wants to learn the rough-and-tumble futures business. Jeff Fox. broker and manager of Board of Trade offices of Heinold Commodjties. Jnc .. a brokerage and subsidiary of Dekalb Agncultural Research, Inc., said Payton will begin learning the business with bis firm. "I hope I can deal from an office level," Payton sald in a lelephone interview. "BUT AFfER A WHILE, IF it be<:omes necessary, I'll go down onto the noor ... A~WI~ PAYTON TO TRADE MVP to Enter Pits CASH FAST Home o wn ers : Loans arranged for any reason. Credit. no pr o blem . Borrow on your eQuity. Call now for courteous, fas t information. 2nd Study Sees AMC Ending Manufacturing 17141547-7151 AMERICAN Morf9oc1e Co. 0 pager WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE 00.-L.A. •11.10 • lllOlltll .......... ~O DEPOSIT ON APPROVED CREDIT OIUt.JGf cou" n II '\1110 r fl l l'tfO~ I Sf llVI( t '" r.ri 11.atnlAANA 1154305 DETRO IT (AP) -A second private study done ,for the federaJ government predicts Ameriean Motors Corp. eventually will s lop making cars and Chrysler Corp. will sell fewer and fewer, according lo Lbe Detroit News. But both firms will s urvive, con· eluded the study by Futures Group, a Connecticut research firm. A PREVIOUS STUDY, by the Boston firm Harbndge House, sa.1d Chrysler and AMC might not &urvivc under the escalating pressure of gov- ernment fuel economy and pollution standards in the 1980s. Meanwhile, Lee A. Iacocca, the new president of Chrysler, said that if the company is to reverse its 1978 record losses, it will need help from the Untied Auto Workers in next year's contract negotiations. Jn a copyright mterview. also in the Detroit News, lacocca called the negotiations a big "if" in his efforts lo turn Chrysler around. "WHEN (THE UNION) looks at 'the scandalous profits of the Big Three' next year, 1 can say, 'Count us out,' "lacocca said. The company has lost a record $247.2 million so fa r this year. "' la cocca, wh~ was hired as Chrysler's president in November. left the same post at Ford Motor Co. last July under pressure from Henry Ford U. FUTURES GROUP said a ll four major manufacture rs could meet the 1.985 standard of 27.5 miles per gallon, averaged across their en- tire production. But assuming ever ·tig htening pollution rules and a 37 mpg fuel standard by 1990, Chrysler will have trouble raising cap1lal t.o meet the re· quirements, Futures Group s aid. Chrysler's share of the auto market, the study said, "is likely lo dip below 10 percent." THE STUDY SAID AMC. "of course. virtually will cease to be in the passen~er car business by 1985, · and will gradually replace its cars with products of Renault, the French ;jutomakcr with whom AMC is af· f1liating. Further, AMC will concentrate on developing commo n parls £01' Ren a ults and its own hot-selling J eeps, the study predicted. As the No. 4 U.S. manufacturer "becomes essentially a marketing and d1 stnbuting organization ... its profit picture improves." Futures Group said. AMC Chairman Gerald C. Myers said in an interview earlier this month the company would not replace its cars with Renault models. Metric Posrers To Help There arc oppun11n1t11:' to convert monie~ norm.illy 11:.cJ c11 WASHINGTON <AP> -More wines and Ii· quors are being sold in metric bottles across the nation and the govern· m e nt wants lo help drinkers cope with the change. r.iy t:lXl'\ into lnVC.!>ttnCllh that Can j.,>t•ncra(l.' l"Xlll.'ll(lal 11\Ullll\:. By ll '>t11g n variety nf tax :.helter pmgr.1ms cum:nrl y av31l:ibk·, it ,.., pc 1"51bk· tn ~icner.Jte an mt mite I\.' turn on invc:.tmcms. But you shoulJ act promptly, lx·l.~llll>l' the new tax law ~hur~ ntf n numhcr nf tcLhni4ll\:.., d1.1t .1n: ..,1111 :1v.11l.1hlc for thl.• remainder of 1978. For infonnation contact J>.1rkt·r D:ilc, Senior Vin· Pn .... dl•nt, ar (714) 644-4620 mm th\· :1dJn.·s.~ :>hown hc low. I n\',•<m1t·n1 R.mkl!t• S1nt" 19 }(1 M< ml'<'h r...r .. \,.,~ ~'"' ~ l ~1 h.in.,~ .111J t )rhcr Prtn< 1p.1I E!!Ch11nllt!' L1 , Ani.'t'le~ • ~Jn I t11n1 1.,..n • Newf'm l\-:1t h • New Yc •r\. • Orr,hnm. Or. 606 ~·u1h Olrvc-~rrcr, t..." AllJ,'\:kt. C:A QOOl4 1' h (' n u r e a u 0 r /\ lcohol. Tobacco and Firearms h3s printed lwo posters explaining the new metric·slze bot· ties and how they com· pare with the si u s which have been used traditionally. Both -•·confusion ... to Simplicity, the New Metric System for Distilled Spirits" and "The Metric System for Winea·• -arc available wtUloutcosl Coples can he ob- tatneMrom Willl11m Mackey, Dlatrlbutlon Center. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco ond Flrearmt, 3800 S. Four Mlle Run Drive, Ar· llngton. Vn. 22206. • f ouod the ldtcheo oven filled wilh tr111 '11 arWacts, slowly baklna. IUll aot b.11 artilada 'dea to atrlke 6eck at fellow members of the North America Game Breeden and SbOollna Preserve Operaton A.lloelatloo, whlcb he beaded lD 1974. "l 'd been &OlJll to those COil• venUoo.t and those Yankee boys had been &eWng me a bunch ol crap," Hill recaU.. "I bought an alStator to keep my duck pood from freezine. and my pond never had froien. I bought a feed mixture wbJch lust made my birds get fol and ail t.bere. ••so, ABOUT FOUR years ago I made up 36 of these ·organlc material' iwm.s and took t.bem to our cooveoUon in California. J was going to give 'em all away. bul riaht off one fella saw one and asked how mucb I wanted for it. "ll's hard to put a price on quail manure, but I told him $10. I sold them all right away," be said. "I figure if people are crazy enough lo buy quail manure, I'm crazy enough lo sell it to them." -~-........ HILL DtSPLAYS 'ARTIFACT ENCASED IN PLASTIC 'Manure M•n' Figures He's Found Road to Rich•• Milestone Celebrated 5,000th Machine Produced to Aid Blind WASHINGTON <AP> -The government and il Calirornia company have marked produc· lion of the 5,oootb Optacon, a machine that allows blind p e r son s lo r ead printed material, by demonstrating a new attachment designed to read print aloud in a comput.er· produced voice. Optaron Is an acronym for "Optical-to-Tactile Convert.er.'' a machine that uses a small camera to scan printed matter a nd convert the letters into vibrations that are transmitted to a blind pe8'°n's finger. THE DEVICE WAS invented by Slanf ord Un1vers1ty engineers and first produced 1n 1971 by Telesensory System!> Inc . of Palo Alto. The Department of Health, Educ ation and Welfare has s pent more than $5 million on re· searc h and marketing of Op· tacon. Over The Counter NASO Ultiftqs The machine won't replace Braille. s aid James Bliss. pres•· dent of Telesensory System1>, but he added that mosl books and newspapers are not readily available m Braille. Al 30 lo 50 words per mtnute, ()ptacon reading 1s slower lhan Braille and only one-tenth as Cast as visual readmg. The S.OOOth Oplacon was pre· seated to Sara Alatimur, 16, a bhnd student from Franklln T~p.N.J . llp• and Doemu MUTUAL FUNDS . - .. -. 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V•EP pit.a.,. 1110 • • V•EP ptt 7S •• l20 .,..,.._ Yt V•E P pfl,to • . 4 rrT1 -\oo Ve E plJ 'n .. ZlOO nv.-V> v.eP pf1.AS . ''° n~ .. Vor...00 «I ti I ll>-Vo V11IC In< .. S n U V>-"1 VvlcnM I.JO 1 1 21t\+ Yt Odna to Get Nuke Plants PAlUS CAP> -The French com· pany Soclete Framatome. wblch buUdl nuclear. power J>lant.a under license froJD Weatin1bouse Corp., said today it bas woo U .S. govern· rnent app.rovrov•al to sell two power ala· lions to China. Altboueh no contract has been signed for the SIOO·megawatt nuclear Plant.a, Chlu bu lndlcated tt.a lnten· i.ioo to place surb an order. It woUld be l.he tint sale of nuc tear technology by a non·communlst power to 1 communist country. Banb Raise Prime Rate NEW YORK <AP) -Several ma· Jar bub ralaed their pri Ole lending rate today hom lll-; percent to tn~ pereeol. matching a similar tncreaae 1ut week by alxth·ranked Chemical Bank. DAILY PILOT Inflation Fighter TV Sets Remain At Bargain Price By MILTON M08XOWITZ Name th& product that has held the line on Inflation, hardly rialna al ull in price during the pasl 10 year1. The llOlwe.r: )'OW'\elevunon set . INCREDIBLE A8 IT MAY ~m. TV set.a have not e-K1dated in price the way other products have. It'a true that man\llacturen h.ave lDcttaaed prices twice t.h1I year, with the result t.hat a color set retails for at least $20 mott than It did slit monthl ago. But tbeu were the first price boosts i.D several ye.n -and even with them, a ce>ioc-receiver doesn't coat m\dl more today than it did 10 ytars qo. Accordi.na lo RCA, "Ute averqe retall price of a col« TV receiver Ts about SS7S today, wtuch is only $7 bl11ber than the average price in 1967." What lessons are here for other induatnes? How bas the TV set manufactur· ing industry escaped tbe infiatiooary spiral? The answer would seem to come down to compeUtlon. altbough there's a raging dlspute n11 to whether it ha& all bffn fair competjtion. Money Tree · CIDCAGO'S ZENlm RADIO certainty has proved to the satisfaction of the Treasury Department that the Japanese were able to capture one-third of the U.S. market by dumping their sets here, meanlnc they were selling them here at lower prices than they were selling for in Japan. Low.priced sets from Japan, sold widely under store labels, helped to keep the lid on prices. They also helped to drive a bunch of American com· panies out r4 the business. Gone are the Philco, Emerson and Westinghouse names, -aod Admiral is about to join them. Motorola sold its TV set manufacturing operations to Japan's Matsushita; Magnavox sold out to North American Phillps. and Warwick Electronics, prime sup- plier to Sears. Roebuck, was taken over by Japan's Sanyo Electric. TIDS DECIMATION INTENSlf1ED the head-~bead battle between Zenith and RCA for leadership, with both companies reluctant. to reuse prices for rear or Josing market share. · They were espedally re luctant after 1973, when sales or color sets nosedived. (The pnce tukes instituted in 1978 came in a year when sales went over the 10 million mark for the first time .) Zenith edged ahead or RCA in 1973, aod it bas main· tained that lead ever slnce. Latest reports from the battle front show Zenith in first place with 21.3 percent of the col· or set market, RCA Sttond with 19.3 percent. Sears. Roebuck. doing even better with its Japanese supplier. bas moved up strongly and accounts for 9.7 per cent of the market. followed by Magnuvox at 7.5 percent and General Electric al 6.5 percent. IT BAS BEEN A COSTLY victory for Zenith, which is more dependent on TV set sales than any other company. 'the two million color set.s it sold in the U.S. market tbis year account for about 75 percent of it.s total sales. Zenith's sales trend l.s in line with tbeJrice trend: static. Tbe company sold about $810 mlllion products in 1978. That's about what lt collected l'rom the sale of t.bese producta tn 1973. You can't find many companies, in this inflationary era, that show this kind of no-growth record. Profits are something else. as you might guess from the stationary prices. Zenith netted SSS million art.er taxes in 1913. It has never come cl~ to that figure again. La.st year it lost money. This year it earned $13 million in the first nine months. Zenith may be a hero to you fo r holding the line on prices. But it has not been great fun for the stockholders who have seen the price of a Zenith share plunge from $88 in 1966 to $13 this year. And that was during the lime it as<:ended to leadership in the TV set manufacturing business. New Gas Imports Needed-Survey WASHINGTON <AP> -The nation's 0 11 industry probably will have to count on foreign refiners for a bigger portion of America's gasoline by 1980, Energy Department analysts say. in addition, the department's "Analysis Memoran· dum .. says, U.S. oil companies may have to reduce gasoline octane ratings , expand refining efficiency or make other local adjustments to meet gasoline demand through 1980. THE MEMORANDUM DID NOT predict actual supply or demand but estimated a range of possible gasoline r e· quirements. It warned of shortages if refiners miscalculate supply or demand. Public use of gasoline should range from 7.58 million barrels a day to 7.96 million barrels by 1980, depending oo whether economic conditions are good or bad and on whether new automobiles deliver improved mileage as promised, the analysis suggested. Aside from those factors. it said, a federal require· ment to reduce lead in gasoline will require extra refining. which wtll have the effect of reducing gasoline production by about 500,000 barrels a day. THE ANALYSTS FIGURE gasoline imports of 300,000 barrels a day by 1980, almost double the present level. They assume, without making specific predictions, that re· flners will take other steps necessary to keep supply and demand in balance . Such steps might include providing lower·octane leaded gasoline or running refineries at a higher level -at 94 percent of maximum capacity, perhops, rat.her than the current 92 percent, the memo said. Dow Drops a Bit As Trading Resumes NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market was mixed to· day, losing the momentum of last week's rally. 1be Dow Jones average of 30 lndwitrials, up nearly 21 points ln the four sessions before the Christmas holiday, dropped back 1.38 to807 .09 after four hours ottradlngtoday. Gold Markets Closed BJ TM Anoefalff Prell Selected work! gold prtces today: LoDdoa: All markell closed due to an extended Cluiat.m.aa boUday. PuU: a.ftemoon nxlng *218.18; up so.21. l"raUfut: Closed due to Christmas. r..rtu: ClosedduetoChrtstmu. New Yon: Handy & Karman base price, $ZH.'1S, down .,.2S. New Yorll: 'Enielhard: both markets closed due lo an extended Cbrlatmas holiday . . ' I \ -DAILY Ptl.OT ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I BROADWAY - Force · 1 O' Finds Humor in Wartime __!___ By .UTRU& KNIGHT .,, _,,. ..... ,_........, Tbo lrouble wtth most film epJcs la "lbat tbey take themselves t oo ~eflouaty. as H no truly herok .~haracter ever cncked a amlle ·rmuch lesa a Joke. ' One ol the best thinas about "l''orce ' 10 From Navarooe." u dlr«ted by •Ouy Hamilton from Robin Chap· rnan'a l(reenplay\ ll that Its cbarac tera often revea1 a wry sense or l humor which/ tar from belllUln1 ta.Ir dHds o derrln' do. aetually .eu1menta lhf>m. Produced by Oliver A Una r lor American lnttmaUonaJ at a reputed $11 million, "l-'ol'<'e 10" haa all tM aweep and apertacle that kind of money can buy (and aom ol lhe in· an.ltlea u wdl> But what lifta It out of Ila clua la neither the scope of It.a action nor the prortcl ncy of It& apeclal t'rfttts It' aumpl) that w ltl to like the Ruyl Yrho If"\• on o..ir •ldl'. Tht•1r humor 11.et•p tht>m bum4n IT IS. OF COURSE, tbt-last mm nl&de by Robert Shaw, and U\f' tesll· 1'ess or tm performance bttt only 1 adds to the traaedy of hl$ untimely · ~ior Drama ( JNWIE REYIEW J d mlae. Shaw pleb up on t.be M-.,or Mallory role vauted by Greaorr. Peck after .. ~ Ou of Navarool' · (Tb acr1ba at Al P ar quite lntenl on iulsU.na that ··Force 10" lsn't " sequel, but a "cootlnu1uon" ol lh • orl1lnal rum. Mallory ll a cynical, crusty, de· dlcattd lndlv1du.al -Ju.it the man for t.htt Briu.h to altach to t.he Am rlcan· led Poree 10 un1t. which 11 about to p1rerbute Into Germe n h•l Yucoalavta t.o blow up e atratt br1d1~ . Hl• l1nment To seek an4 ltlU lhe Gc-rman a1ent who ha btt.rayfld bJm lo thf' earlier film a hH now lnllltralltd the partisan mov ~mtnt A 110 mustered up II' S~riunt Miller < Edwurd Fox. in the David Niven role>, a dour. sdr 1ufflelenl man who b also, lhankal to bis all purpose 1wtc1M, u demollUOl'l.!l ex put. H ual1nm~nl . To aid the Yank& i.n blowing lhut ull lmporwnt 'Drinks' Disappoints brtds• that eep1rate1 tbo Nam fn>m ........__~ ..... t ol Yu oelav1a. Tins ADDmON~l. personnel as la 10 oft n the ca11 in thla klnd of movie. la not welcomed by the Amtrlcan commander <Harrison Ford> Now t11 the laat·mlnute in· turalon o! Carl Weath ~1 a black aeraeant 1'1fl th lam from uie M.P 'a. But when their plane la shot down onr Yua<>1lavl1, they are Juat about 11 that Ford bu lelt to carry out bis Forre 10 mtlslon A• 11 cu1tomary In Allatar M1cLeao'1 at.ones, thJnaa are seldom what they m. Survlvon of UM aJr· drop are tt9Cued by a band or pre· aumed Yuaoela.v v Qoll_rt rtootata~ ~~ out lo be Cl}JH'bliT'"Tj)7o•rnsl rtiisuna). Barbara Bach. mla- rc th erman commandant. Is •ctua I partisan pretendlna to be a Chetnlk (and urglna the Nail to k.lll hia Anglo American captives>. And ~n there '" Lescovar C Fran· co Nero>. the German aaenl thut Mallory hllS been sent t.o dlaPOSe of. Whose side ls he really on? While thcpicture. udapted by the dean 9f s tory con 11tru c tloni&ts, Carl Foreman, Is never ln any hurry t.o show and tell, the ultlmate revel•· Uona never come rrom left field, converted Into a slauabter of the partlHn tncampment. tbe douabty bind muaiJ.nfi.ltr•'C,, ~ (tt In IUp~ ly dump for the bl&h exp os vea thlit tbey need. Hamilton 1t11e1 the epleode for maximum terulon. plvot- ln1 lt on tbe ambivalent role of Leacovar. The lu t half hour la sheer movie m111c. pitting the dedicated heroics or Shaw and Ford a1al111t the cool prorrel'lllonallem of Fox as they pre· p1re to blow the dim, lnter~ut wtlb a bruta l eldebar 1klrml1h between Weath ers 1nd Chetnik leader Richard KJel. Then the ep&c:lal ef. • feet• people, t.>eaded by aeorrrey Drake. take over. I TRUST THAT I won't be. epoillng anybody's run If I reveal that the dam h1 blown. the watera race down the nanow ravine and, as had been predicted. the fall.proof bridge is swept away In the current. Jt'a un· believable. \ It ls alao totally characteristic of lhi1 fllm thut wh4'n the smoke cleara away. our lads find that they're on the wrong aide of the river valley, and lt'8 going t.o be a long, arduoua walk home -thus sowlnf the seed ror another "continuation .• THE BIG QUf;STION facing the MiJI mt1n or Force 10 ls how to brow a er Subs seemingly Impregnable bridge, one so solidly built and so totally protect· BOSTON <AP> -Arthur l''lcdler'a ed that a rronW assault would be recent brain s urgery will keep him s uic idal. The ans wer. decides from conducting the Boston Pops' na· Btu!k to Work reason for depersonalization ls that Mallory, is to blow up the dam tionally televised New Year's Eve the world is near Its end. Tb.is kind of farther upstrtam, and let Its waters concert. But bandleader Milch Miller Veteran actress Claudette Colbert arrives at thing hu been done bell~r in other sweep the bridge away. will share the baton chores with as· ~~e Ne~ Yo~k th~.atE'.r where she is starring in By MARY CAMPBELL NEW YORK (AP> "Drinks t Before Dinner" is a play with wrap-pl ngs bnghter1 than whal"s m the t dramatic package. plays, for in stance in the play It 1sn"t easy. When an Allied air· sistant Pops conductor Harry Ellis The Kingfisher with Rex Harrison. Escort- ' Sa Vages." in which a South drop or munitions is, by treachery. Dick.son. ing he risstagemanerJoe Walsh. It was wnlten by E. L Doctorow ' who wrote lhe bes t-selling novel American revolutionary bolds a U.S. --------------------------------- •tftaglime." ll was directed by Mike , Nichols and stars Christopher Plum- mer . The production by J oseph Papp is In the Newman Theater of the ort-Broad way Public Theater. The play talks about whether or not we're on the brink or the end or the world. and Its mood is menacing. Both the discussion and the mood - especially the mood -are a bit lack- ing PLUMMER, ONE of eight people assembled for a dinner party in an ultramodern New York apartment, is • "inconsola ble'" at feeling in-~ terchangeable with everybody else. 'fie pulls a gun on the rest of the guests and the hosts, their two children and their maid. The guest of hono r , the U.S. secretary or state, is tied in a chair. He and Plummer discuss whether the businessman for ransom and they talk ideolo~es. Doctorow has written liter ary lines and a stylized situation. Plum- mer does make it seem naturalistic. He's believable. an intellectual who wants to discuss more than trivia over cocktails but who is around the bend enough to point a gun. THE O'nlER actors aren't as good as Plummer. The women have an especially bard time. Barbara eda· Young forces hysteria. Zohra Lam· pert and Maria Tucci can hardly get their mouths around their words, let alo~ find any rhythm for the sen- tences. Charles Kimbrough fares bet· ter, making a character of the pedan-tic host. The play is interesting. It just isn't as interesting as dou might expect when you first rea the credits in the program. NOW PLAYING EDWADS' HUNTINGTON Huntington Beach 848·0386 CINEDOME Orange 634·2553 ---Irr.. • ... • ,. .. 4 • ON> Ol IJllMHllS -A !MM!~ llM "'llMi OI Nc;.,,.-~ w11e tl)()l" 1'f1'111 MMS -· f'Bl81CODl~ -ON ___ ., ~NJIS04 llOOCIMlPA-- ~--NOW PLAYING ·--...... -~ ---.J..; ~Cf ~-ID~ 1/fi1. ""'"-( t.t.'C-.w ....... '•""lllt .,, hr~ ... -......,...• CHCt.CM a CMOfitG MM ~-,,._ ~ •• • CNILCM a C1tOfltG Mf'Mr C6 Co"\.IPlllllMCMCI:'"""_..,_..,._..._ ...... 11111 ................ w. ......... Mlf' -...... C....WUT UDO Westminster (714) 892--4493 Newport Beach (714) 673·8350 .... ..... Orange (714) 551-7022 a:taNIV9AeAL 8TUDeOe TOUR ... ••MCA_. CJl{UlOOUI W1f0ull110"" .......... dta11•11111a1y. , Alda ... llurstyn ....... exca1&111111n." -Regis Ph1lbln. KABC· TV 7 Ellen Burstyn NOW PLAYING Alan Alda Cl•-a.aDI' IEWPOIT Orange 834-2553 Newport BNch 644·0760 NOW PLAYING "I JUST LOVED THIS MOVIE!" "BEST FOREIGN FILM OF THEYEARI" -A1cllefW1na1en.NY ~I -Judith Crist Stoning N"'° Motif1 edl and AntwJ KorWI. A Wofld Nonhtll Alm. ... .. 19.ti~i 1•• I · ••'., · ., ., •· 4• -.... . ' MATINEES DAILY "KING OF THE GYPSIES" (R) "MAGIC"(R) "PARADISE ALLEY'" (PG) "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" CPG> "INV ION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS" (PG) DOLBY STEREO "FORCE TEN FROM NAVARONE''cPG> "MOMENT BY MOMENT" CPG> STADIUm 5sc AEE n 619 78b0 DAIVE·ln "PINOCCHIO" CG) "SINBAD-EYE OF THE TIGER " "THE GROOVE TUBE"' .. HALLOWEEN" (R) "MAGIC" CR) "CORVETTE SUMMER" "MAGIC" "EMBRYO" CR) "UP IN SMOKE .. "BLACK SUNDAY" (R) ALL DltlVE·INS o...:N 6.:J0P.M."'6N'f1.Y Ct\llCI Ulld•r I z ,.,.. Unleu • Kld4114 ~Yt•Olllld ·. Frotn deep space ... .. 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I ' ENTERTAINMENT I BRO~OWAY I MOVIE REVIEW T~ Oecembef 29.1971 DAIL V P'LOT 81 LONDON <AP> - Shlrlt"y Bult'y, the popular British on11tl'f'b. apoloa1xcd to u London ('()Urt for be1n1 drunk and dl1orderly wh1l• celcbratlna h r Uth ann1v .. r11ry 1n show butlrwsa Th u 41 ·)'ta r old lnaer. tint k.nown for bf'lhn1 out M>OU auch a "llty 141.a Spt>ndtr'' and "Goldrtn1tir" plud.-d guilty •l llura ftrr)' M agl1tnale~ Court and wu given a rondlhonul dl1churii" for thrt•• montha THIS M t:A.N8 Sht> wlll not be t>lllencf'd unle sht-is brouaht tM!fort1 th.- t'ou rt a(C:Un v. 1thln the next thrte monlha M IH Bassey w•:s 1tr r est e d outsldt• her fa s hion abl ll Euton Square home In the e r ly hours or Dec 7 after pohce we~ 11ummoncd by neighbors who com plained lhat a woman had been screamang WHEN POLICE ar rived . Mi ss Bassey pushed an officer an lhe back and s houtt.od abuse at anothe r , the court was told H e r attorney apol ogize d o n th e singer's behalf and ex- pla ined that Niss Bassey had been out on lhe town that night to celebrate her 25lh anniversary in show business. ··Perhaps h er high spi rits had overflowed mto the rught and that Is som ethmg she regrets,·· the attorney said Maestro I n Film HOLLYWOOD IAP) M u s tcal d ir ect o r Carmen Dragon of the Glend ale Symphony makes his mov.ie de but as an orchestra leader an the wedding scene or "The In-Laws." Dragon. who won an Acade my Award as ar- ranger of the film "COY· er Girl" m 1944. has con· ducted lhe Holly wood Bowl Symphony for 57 re<."Ord albums. His son, Darryl Dragon. is lhe Captain of the Captain and Tennille "The In-Laws" stars Peter Falk a nd Alan Arkin , -~-.......... VtNCENT ~NJ6', DOROTHY LOUDON ftNO LOVE tN 'BALLROOM' An 1n.-nl'COntenct.r tor 8roedwey·1 Top Mualcel Honora 'BallrooDl' Glows Wudo11 "'tars in New Musical By WlU.lAM GLOV•:k NEW YORK <AP> With dauJ1n1 gllttt>r a nd syn fopate d glade, ''Bal l room " premlcrl'd ut Broadway's M11t:it1c Tht>alcr, nn in 5tunt contender tor top mu~1c1al honors. And before iteming other det&Us, oil hail to Dorothy Loudon. giving the performance or her career as a mid die.aged Cinderella whirhnfl through endeanng fantasy about some people who dance happily ever after The show Is another venture into unroutine entertainment by Michael Bennett. who five years ago general ed a bonanza from other unlikely material in "A Chorus Linc " This follow"up was well worth waiting for. pet>n reigned supreme on the na- tion'• bandstand11 F'or the melodies. Alan and Marilyn Bergman ha ve contrtvtld lyn cs that slide at times perilously toward banality M u;s Loudon. howevJ?r, handJes the main vocal assignment with such transce ndent sin cer it y and In· c haracter fCl'Vor that cheers greeted her rend1lJoM or "Somebody Did AJI Right for Herself" and the final declaration of unswervable self. expression ... Fifty Percent." Her widow and Gardenia's wistfuJ postman -who sometimes joins her m song are memorable creations. The technical credits. like Ben· nett 's directing and choreography. a re a ll topnotch. They In clude Robin Lurgner's stunning sets, Theonl V. Aldredge's aptly elegant costuming a nd a knockout lighting scheduJe by Tharon Musser . "Ballroom" s ums up as lovely. s lightly imperfect, ingenious and ex· citing entertainment. 'Bank Hoax' Delightful By aoaEaT 08BOaNE ......,.....~ - U npret•ntlou1 and peachy. J oseph Jacoby's "The Grei.t Oeorala Bank Hoax" for Warner Bros. release. la going to aur· prise (and amuse> practically everybody who Sees It. Carrying a class look. It'• a distinct throwback to some of those better little B·budget com· edlu of the '40s In which character actors aot a chance to 1rab cloeeupe and rup with the ball. In this case. It's Rlchard 811ehart, Bu.reesa Meredith and Ned Beatty, playing bumblin.1 bankers who stage a coverup with as many holes In It aa Watergate SET IN A sleepy. fictionalized Georgia hamlet called P ewter <and actually filmed m Madison, near Atlanta ), the s tory has Baaehart <as a bank president)' Meredith (a VP> and Beatty (Mom REmr ) •treasurer 1 d1scoven ng som e· one has embeule d a large bunk of mone)' -$1~,679.70 - Just before audit time. To offset the losa, the dotty trto decides to alter the bank books, then stage a mock "rob- bery" to cover up the real crime and tbua 1et their funds back via Insurance company reimburse- ment. Unfortunately, the 1ent.1 are 11 loept at puJUne off a caper as any 1hree Stooges would be; equally unfortunate. the real embezzler <Paul Sand), who's a clerk at the bank. confesses lo the crime and wants to return the money , whic h would necessitate a coverup or the cov- e rup. THEN TOO, Beatty confesses all to the locaJ mini.ste r <Michael ~single dream Is more ~erfulthan ,, thousand realities. Murphy> who taUJes to an am- bH loua-~a.ak ~m.pJJ>~~ <Charlene Dallas) and each trl~ blac k mall ploys. Jt'a that klnd l>f nonaenae. and lt clips aJ001 mftr· rily, never puahlng for tie laughs, which come. Everyone doea his or ~er share in contributinl to the flm. Jacoby. credited as director. author and coproducer. had Ute most Jobi, ao probably deserves the loudes t applause. Under Walte r LaasaJly'a camera, u.e Georgia countryside looks , etclll.r)g. Executive producers Richard F . Bridges, T . Carlyle Scales and Lawrence Klautner deserve credit tor gelling "The Great Georgia Bank Hoax" off ttte ground. It obviously wo n 't c ause. box off1 cl' stampedes, but ll should be a welcome a ddition to booking t'ha rts and m ost Im- portantly will please a u · diences. 0 MASJ'IUflCI o, ANMIAne>H ••• o 8CMST o' AIN and ADVINJUU A MUCH-PRAISED television drama, "The Queen or the Stardust Ballroom," was the takeoff polnt for Bennett's choreographic novelty. It is a story about those, no longer youthful. who fe rvently shun isola· lion, and so he has recr uited from lhe r anks of long-past stage hits a n a mazingly still-lissome corps of dan· cers lo spin lhe gossamer fable along with Miss Loudon a nd her autumnal Ro m eo. Vincent Gardenia -who also merits praise as a newcomer to terps1chore ,_ .... v-. ... ,.. u" City c-.,...,, C.Ourlander Says =~:-:: ==-M :.: The book adaptation by J erome Kass is lhe least ingratiating aspect of the production, lhough merging an e m otionaJ, sentimental tale into lhe rigid confines or musical necessity never was easy. The essential e p isodic cut-overs to family com· plicatioos would have been better 1r trim med -or expanded. The ovation-stirring aspects of "Ballroom" are breathtaking se- que nces of dance -ranging from waltz to hustle -which set lhe dex- terous company or 37 performers whirling through an eye-popping a r· ray of visual effects. THE MUSIC BY BilJy Goldenberg ls deliberately i m itative or the sounds of a long generation ago when Goodman. tbe Dorseys and their -.. i-• • Cl ... fttoWetl --CMMlo C-tl'IMH1 He 'Feels Sorry' u-11.:.1mm....i-..,;;.;.:;;;;.;.;.;,;,;,..iLL..::=.::::.;.:::::.::::....--_-__ "_.,_°"'9_ .. _-_, .. ___ u_•._M•_··"_· ___ -..etl _ _. For Alex Haley BETHESDA. Md. <AP> -Harold Courlander says he feels a little sorry for Aleit Haley, who has admitte d that he used som e m a terial from Courlander's novel "The African" In the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Roots." "I wasn't interested in destroying the guy." s aid the 70-year-old Courlander, who reportedly received a $!SOO,OOO out-o f-court settlement from Haley. "I brought the suit because I wanted to protect m y literary creation." A recent six-week trial ended when Courlander accepted the financial settlement. and Haley issued a state· ment saying he regr e tte d "t h a t various materials from 'T he African' by Harold Courlander found their way into'' Roots. . . . .. ----. - .. . . . When in Southern California visit Iii~~~ BTUDIDB TOUR ANTHONY QUINN • JENNIFER o'NEILL • MICHAEL SARRAZIN BEHRQQZ VOSOLJGHI 1N "CARAVAN S" tr~•NG CHRISTOPHER LEE BARRY SULLIVAN • JEREMY KEMP Mid JOSEPH COTIEN A Tiit ~I~ Butd on the book by JAMES MICHENER· Scrttnpby by NANCY VOYLES CRAWFORD II THOMAS A. McMAHON .md LORRAINE WILLIAMS • Produced by ELMO WILLIAMS Directed by JAMES FARGO • Musk by MIKE IATI Prtnu tiy TECHNICOlOlt• ~ UNIVUSAl RELEASE I OliGitllM SOONOTlACK Al.llJM AYAllAk( ON COtVMllA lfCOIO'l l ~!"!'!.~~:.! edwanls HUNTINGTON llACM AT &UI. K.L 141-0Jll , ... , ....... .. .. . . DAILY 1:15, 3:30, 1:00, 1:30, 10:45 , -1 -ONLY PILbT l~. ~--"· ,,.,. 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A new T V movie about an mvusaon of killer bees with Efrem Zlmbalist Jr. and Dan Huagerty (photo at left > NBC II 9-<>o "Christmau' Miracle ln Cau.llieTd. USA." A TV movie about three miners trying to free themselvul:) from de bris after an e xplosion, w ith Mitch 11 f!latn and Kurt Russell. ABC U 11 :30 -"Dr. No." Ttie first James Bond movie finds Sean Connery batUlng a flendlsh scientist (Joseph W\aeman > with Ursulo Andress ulong for the ride. .... ~ • * • ..~... ( 11178) 06ande Jedlton, Tlmottly Well A Oltlllu11oned hOllMwlte c;onfuaee lief ~oeno and lflend• wtth .,., unotthOdoll behaYIOr • MAl'TUIJ.C. THEA TM "TM~ Of Duke 811Mt Lonie a &ov" A hMdeome young hnandef '*'"'*'" l.Dulu to lnveet her M\llnga In • dlamOnd mining COl'ft98ny (Per1 10 of Hl1 ..-eo TAXI Ale• am1ngee • t>llft<I din- ,.., dale IOf hifl'IMll with Ille MllY 11oloe on lhe _.,.,.-,.og~(A) ~1· NaWa ITARIN<Y a HUTCH A ~ C'ihaM ""°' In an auco acclClenl 1"411 ~· HulCh 10 the ~ UI wOh a memory l:llee*· OUI (R) • MOKTGAUBY A young woman'• ltte oeoenoa ""°" • ~ k!Oney Iran.plant ftom a titler ahe hatn'I 14HW1 alnce cMdhooCI '9 H•NUIO'AH Ed A.,.., uplaon• the "O· nlllc;el'l()e of the teM(J+Ou• holiday ®l Mt<J<a:~ Ofll>IUMMA ~1· NEW8 VO'nM' ""1.!Nl "F-And'-" 11!00 I ... ()) o NP& UAA8CW8 MOVIE • • '"' "Maater S1ra11e" ( tlNl8) Richard Hameon, Matoaret L.. The s.u.i S..-hit• an ac;tOf to lmpetaona1e a diamond ~ oftiClal in an eftof1 to ~111e • PIO of ~.(2hl'el el'Hlooo~ O.C-,,.... to lllde hit dl\'Ofoe from hit ....itlng n'IOlha< by ITIOlllOg FaM• out and hit ell-wilt In ............ 000 INIQHT au.ta. Jetry Hllbt>atd. Shetry Mceotmiek ~ Fett.y. Connie 8c;ehman SI DO(CAWTT ~· Mlf-Made mlllon ... S1r freoeriOll Allred Lall• '1:IO. Cf) 8AllHMV JONIEI Bemaby •• CiOIWlnOao lhltl ell ..,_.... *1im hOlda the key to a young -•n'e dl1111pp .. ,enc;41 (A) D TOHtOHT OU.I hOll Johf1 Oellld eon Oueel e.m1e 1(09fJll 8 TWIUOHT ZOHI O•llld E111no1on ~ upon an old monuT-v occupied by a ··rru"'" Ofder WlliCtl ,. hOldlng • ~old man prllOflet. 8 (IQl AIJC MOVIE ••• 'h "Or No" c 1982) SH n ConlHlfy. Uraula And•HI. Super •Cl~' J-Bond QOM sflef • ttendlen maniac; deter· Mined 10 control !he wofld (R) I THE OONO &HOW OETSMART CONTROl tr-to hide l(iflO Chat1ea l1om KAOS 1!29"'' CPart 1) al CAPTIONB> ABC NEWS 12:00 8 1'WIUQHT ZONE Mt. lHMa. a ~-00- ludly lndMduel. io.. his jOt>. gela eYIC1ed and TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS WfeCtlt NII CM, al In OM d9¥ .AUMD~ llttnl An ~ OifWlg dllb ~ • ,_ .,.... tOt "• ........... ~ • HONIYMOONIM In MWOll of • .... bWCI& • Ralpfl lt>d Cd ~ on • t-......onlflOW tl:IO. M0\111 • e V. "WOfld l efatl" (1t1ot~.,... Oliotl _, .... Ihle film Ofl ulltl• !tom '"'•• oonllr..,ta. (I IW., 116 "*' I • MCMI • • .... "°" Borrowed Time " ( tHll Llona1 ~-Una....,_.,. An ..,,., "*' a-.. ''Deetll'' ~It~ IO Glalrn l*lt 12 ""' ) • ..DV9. • ·~ "Spy Hunt" (lt60) Howerd Outl. MMta Tor-en MiCfofllm .. i091 whef1 11"1 patlllMlfl «*;ylnQ" ~ lrom e lrlllll (I ht , 30 rnltl I 12'AO. ()) 0.1.ATI MOW! • • • V. "POtlrlll 0 1 Jennie'' (ICl•OI Jennller Janee. ~ Cotten An .,. .... in~"'"". ~ girt lie peinltld ""9f'I tttough he ~ta ....... ghOlt. 1i00 D TI>MOMOW 01141•1: Comedian OOn Alc:*.lea CA) I LOVI IXPPT8 1:30 WAHTB>: D&A0 a.. AJ.NW ''No Trail Bactl" =1= e •• "A MIOhl To Rememt>er" C 11168) i<en- neth More. Ronald Alletl The "~" Tltanle goee down on Ila n\lllOan llO'f809U a nearby lrfllgnl• • •tanda t>y -· (2 hf'I) g) OeT SMART CONTROL •oent• .,., being mystenc>u9ty """. Oered •11• 'eceMnCI • benaNI In the mall. 2:26 8 NEWe 2".JO • MOVI€ * e *Vt "A THle 0 1 Honey" 1196:>) Oo<a 8(yan. Rita T~ Aft« a young. _.1¥9 Bril.n Olrl hU an •Half """h. a l>lllek Milor, 11'9 "ruggl8a IO acoep4 me tact tnet ""'1s l)fegnar>I ( t tw • 56 min ) • MOVTl * ev. "fire 0.... Afl1c:a" ( tt!>4) ,,.__, O'Hata, M.odoneld CMey A, l>Mu· '''"" aotn' llmOfl la-her Mte whl6e "'-llOtllllQ I on.in ~ rlnQ t' "' 30~r - u1 I= u1e MOY11 e *Vt "The UlQ Boodle" (IM7) Errol ''VM· 0111 1ca1a. A Hav-Qtnlbllng c;aalno dt8*, pa11eo ~~by• ....... ~. " kid MIPl)9d .. he -c;Me lhot undetWOnd IOf lhl l)ltl• (Uw ,30mln) ••0 MOYll • e • ''Miranda" C 1941) Glyn!• Johnt. MatfillW •I ~ A ,_"'*'<! '*'(lhl by I young OOCIOf .... • oedOed t•le '°' opete end rornanc.. (~ "'') . ..,.,. * • "A Pl'tN 0t Gold" (1066) Alc:nato Wldmwl< Mii tellMllnQ 011• "*"' .,.., • cache of QOld In ~ wtlh lfllQIC: •Mull• (J IW•) ........ dO. MOVIE •• "°"" Smok•'' (10311 Alef\.-d Allen, Mwy 0t Ian ~· Invade a W•I ern 10-n. (I IV • 30 min I 1t'ed•~•dag,• Da11• l•t!' ff ot'lf»• AFTERNCX>N 1~ G • • • •·81Jttato OJn·• ( ICIU) J09I Mc:CrM. llnoo O.nell The t>iOgfapny or tarnoua nunter. trail gUIOo and ~111. W1Hiam F.COOy (I hr .30mtn I • * • e•1t "BM•t>b"' (Part 21 C 1062) Antnooy O..tnn, Sll1111N1 Mangimo The~,~ In'*' Of ~ wreatlel wnn 1ne qvwtl• ol 11118 that IOllOw him -1111111 (I hf , ~ """ ) l:OO @J •• 'It 'l he fhgnt Of The Couoar" (11169) ~Ob .,, 8'8'/. Mer"' Anoe" L8Ule ~to the._..,., oncie again ( 1 hr • 30 min I a:aC1 8 * e "H .... Roelle! W~I Tr8¥91" ( !OS91 Jeromot Cowan. Thf419 StOOQM TIW .. handymen 8"C:tdtirt· tally iaunc:n a ,oc;11;,11n1p I hf., 30 min I Lynda's Life 'Wonder' Full By DAN LEWIS TV 0.U Sotnlo HOLLYWOOD "I don't know a person in ij\e world who could want more than f have." Lynda Carter says senousl y .. lt 'shkcafa1rytale " Miss Carter 1s the statuesque beau- ty who is lelev1 s1on's "Wonder Woman." on CBS each Fnday mght. She went from beauty queen (Miss World-U.S.A. 19731 to a beauty of tbe airwaves lll a half-doien years. Her talents go beyond the physical pro- wess sbe demonstrates In her series Her success includes a singing career. a music.writing career. a nock of movie offers, a television special. SHE IS SEMI-bewildered that she. turned down a $250,000 offer to play two weeks at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas m J anuary, "because It her first love. She sings very well, dances and writes music. In an ex- traordinarily bold venture, she made her night.club debut as the headliner ·at Caesars Palace ln Lu Vegas for two weeks last summer. STARTLED REVIEWERS went to their typewriters and punched out bUCh praise as "Carter's Vegas debut was outstanding. partJcularly coo s 1d ering she 1s not a veter an headliner <Los Angeles Times). From Variety, the bible of the en- tertainment industry .. Lynda Carter can just about write her own ticket with this expertly produced and paced review . . . ·' Say what you will about her portrayaJ of "Wonder Woman," she's most deeply touched when one t.a1ka and writ.es about her music. B h B d would have messed up my Christmas 01C t e 0 1J 1f Orks holidays. I would have had to pre· pare the act during the holidays." "It's aJways been my life, ever since I wu a kid growing up in Phoenlx." she recaJls . .John Burstein, who plays "Slim Goodbody " is shown with Captain She has a husband (her manager ~angaroo Burstein appears on the childr~·s s how Tuesdays a nd Ron Samuels>. and, for the first t.Cm~ 1 hu.rsdays, mtroduclng young people to the world of good health in her life. her own home. habits. "Before. I lived in a partments - SO. SHE IS especiaUy thrilled at the prospect ot a telev1slon special. which would feature he r singing, . dancing and comedy. -----------------------------not ebabby, tiny apartments, but Network Radio Gets Strong Second Wind By TOM JORY NEW YORK <AP) -There wu a time. says the man who runs cs.c;· radio network, that the once mlehty medium would tread softly ln the presence or btg brother television. "We bad developed a kind of In- feriority comple x toward t.elevlalon," says Richard M. Brescia, vice preti· dent ol c~· r.cllo division, "and we tended t.o be a Uttle. Umld about ex- periment.Ing with radio." CBS broke the Ice, so to speak, about five years ago with the "CBS M y1t.ery '!beat.er," "and that." 11&ys Brescia, .. ,HS re.Uy comtn1 ruu clr- det.ot.he &oodold days ." THIE SAME NETWO&K announced recently the premiere Fe b. 5 of "Sears Radio Theater," a aeries of hour-lona plays to be broadcast nJ&htly t.o CBS stations. Indeed, 110metblng ls happenln1 In network rid.lo. Both NBC and ABC annou.aced lh1I fall realructu.rtna of their networb, and though the de- talla are t.edmlcal and hardly of ln· tereat here, the implications are noteworthy. Pred Silverman, NBC'• president, aald fonnaUon of the NBC Radlo Group "empbulica NBC'a loni-t.erm commitment t.o radio and our do· termination t.o become the leader In broadcuU.n.a." AND BDWA&O P. Mcl.liul(hlln vie~ pretldent of the ARC lladl~ Network, aald ot the reoraanb:atlon at ABC, "Theee movea r ncct the tremendom 1rowth of networtc radio ln rttent yean and our expectaUon that thl1 trend wUJ continue." "I'd call It a reblrtb or revitaliza· lion." says CBS' Brescia, "that's been golni on for four or five years. And the nice thing about It la that radio continues t.o ebow lbia great vitality.•• CBS figures •bow of the 7,604 radio sl•llona on tbe aJr lo the spring of 1978, 2 ,984 we re affiliated wJth networks. ABC, by a l most any yard1Uck, la the leader in the field - nearly 1.600 afflllatee at last count. "TEN OB 11 years ago," says Brescia, "w~ ha d four r adlo networka. Now, we've got 10 feedlne news and •ports down the line. And that growth couldn't have taken place If the etations hadn't ldeoUfled the networka u providing aervtces beneflclal t.o them. Thie resurgence i.n radio Is, eaaen- llally, 8 fact.or Of advertiser COD· fldcnce. "Alt.er television became a major vehicle for family entertainment, there was a lot of concern amoni .ct- vertlaen that maybe that wu where they 1hould be," Brescia H)'ll. "But all m edla coats be1an lo climb several yean ago, most dramatically In t.elevtalon, and advertJaera 1i.rtect lookln1 for alt.ernathea.' • The networks be1an aelnn, radio, Brescia eay1, "aa a 1reat froquency medium," where mes111e1 could be brondc11t more often at 19'1 coet. And1 he says, there waa a •lnele atan· dara to ronow : "If you don't movo the product. It's 'Goodbye Charlie • hc'11 J1.1stnot aiol na to1(11y with you... ' roomy. furrush(.>d places. J owned a stereo set. four toothbrushes, a TV set and a guitar. Then I married Ron, and we bought a home. Before, m aterial things didn't mean anything to me. Now they mean so much." .. A TELEVISION SEalES ties you down." i.8 her first lament ... I would love to raise a family," she says plaintively, "and I would love to travel, but you can't do either when you have a weekly series." Although she insists she bas no re· eentment over these comrnitmenta that preclude her from doina normaJ things, it Is, she confides, fruatraUna. .. r would like to play wife and go shopplnc with the girls . I never was a wife before laat May (when she and Samuels were married) or bad a home to care about," she observes ruefully. "But I can't go anywhere without a bodnuard. Jt'• scary I can't go lnto a grocery st.ore wi~t being surrounded.'' FAlllE WASN'T always the pro- blem. For the flrat two yean after arriving In Hollywood with the UUe of Mies U.S.A., she couldn't 1et a job. "I was always told I waa elther too pt'etly, or too Lall, or dJdn't look old enou1h <•he has a beauWul baby face)." Oddly. her on1Jna'r\how·bullneae pursuit wu to music, whlch rematoa 'Death Car' Set for TV HOLLYWOOD <AP l "Hollywood didn't believe I had musical talents, nor did they expect me t.o do so welJ In Las Vegas. They expected a bomb." she says with a lovely smile. "They didn't know I spent 10 years slnging and record- ing." Doing the telev1s1on sen es mPans she baa bad to reject a number of tempting movie o(fers. "I'm not con- cerned. They'IJ still be there when I'm ready and available," she says contentedly. Rabbi Praises Sammy Davis Jr. NEW YORK (AP> -Entertalner Sammy Davia Jr. apparenUy doesn't believe ln 1logle celebrations. On Monday, Davie marked three eveot.t : hla 53rd blrthday, Hanukkah, and the 25th annJver1&ry of his coo· verak>o to Judaiem. Davtil made an appearance before 51000 peraons at Conr regaUon B'nai .1eshurun on the clty'e Weal Side and waa pralaed by Rabbl Wilham Bencowtt& as "not afraid to stand up foe what be believes ln. •• ••••••••••••• ·1 Hal Needham, who directed "Smokey and the Bllndlt " o nd .. Hooper," will direct "Death Cur o n t h e Freeway" for ens. IN YOUR HOME TONITEI I YIDIO CASS .. 11--11 RENTALSI ..... ...,.. .... Clll. Wl'U ...... MMVM" 'l1le film tells the story of I yo ung fe male televtaion news repo114r who aeta heraetr up aa bait to ca t c h a psychopat.hJc klller. . .. TOP FILMS • ALL UTINGS CMl ~ WlfTI H)I 1111 CAFM.OOUH •·-IMI l .a.llMAft. -...... , n1 .. 1• '"\llr'ft,'Ulrf'' . ................. .. LYNDA CARTER IN 'WONDER WOMAN' GARB Who CcM.lld A1k for Anything More? HAPPY HOLIDAY SAVINGS IAVlll40 I AL! $319 ..... .,.. WHITE'S LA-Z-BOY. SAVE ON EVERY CHAIR IN STOCK FREE LOCAL DELIVERY IAVIMO SALE $279 11•• u• I ALE I NOl 12/30/'7I ~---llllMtC* 'tlUO l!f!.~..:.~~ • -:..-... -. -- . . ' ENTERTAINMENT I HY OARONER n.dey. o.c.tnt>er 20, 1978 DAILY PILOT •• Dyan Cannon: From Sex Symbol to. Solid Star DYANINHERSEXSYMBOLOAYS From 'Such Oood Fr1end1' In 1971 Actor Finds Lots To Do in Canada KITCHENER. Ont I AP) Actor Michael Kirby says he is ured of heanng part ume actor!> complain about ho"' difficult it is to get work in Canada. Kirby, whose 16 films include a major support· ing role as the bank m anager 10 Silent Partner, said most me mbers of the 5,000-member Associa- tion of Canadian Television and Radio Artists arc shoe salesmen, real estate salesmen, cab drivers and bored housewives who fancy they want to make commercials. "SO THEY GET themselves a modeling agent or whatever and they go out and get themselves a couple of commercials, enough to join ACTRA, and they pay their dues and they have the right to vote · . . . But l hate to hear their complaints alt the lime" Kirby, a Kitchener native. said there is work 10 Canada for actors who work hard for lS or 20 years KIRBY DESCRIBES himself as the "utility in· fielder" of Canadian movies, not a star but not in the minor leagues either. His career began al the University or North Carolina where he intended to become a physical education teacher 7TH SMASH WEEK! MAGIC A 1 £Jff)'Nj LCM SICll'I' nu+1 r U:VN. PRESl.NT'i wa, NmO'NfO'l<NS ~T WllSS~CllH EOl.J(JfER lXBlJTM PROO.UR CO~ ~BY JJRf GO..DSMlH SOlDfll.AY B'f WlUAM OOJ:)Mt{ BASED IJ'C1i fiS t«MJ. PIQUE) 8'( XRl'ti ( U:VN. NI) ~ p L£VN: IH.CT£.D BY ROWlOATIE~ (ii) -1.-::--~l ~BYll.WXl.9~· .n.t-.:.:n": -..... ._...... ......... • NOW Rf A THM1M OI .,., ........ ¥0U 81UITOL CINEMA STADIUM DfllYE·IM Costa Mesa 540·7444 Orange 639·8770 C1NEDOME OA CINEMA Orange 634 2S53 Westminsle< Mall 893·0546 SADDLEBACIC PLAZA El Toro 714/581 -5880 F()fl ORANG£ COUNTY PROGRAM INFORMATION CALL S34-FlllEE -"° ,,,_, occ:un:o '°" '* t-"'"' FROM Fash ion Island l'1 ewport Beach ........ . . 'Q. .. IKefitl' ....... &a.a&..Oyu c .... bll.R hinted &o pktuH•mallln• after laklal a two·alMI·• btf·1•ar 11bbatlul from tw ecrwa. Ila• •lit ••Id wht alll!ft dkl durta1 Uta& "riodf -Helea WGll, Syru .. ,N.Y. act-You Asked T11at' by Marffyft -'Hy G..._, A . Dyan, an 1nL lliJC nt und senslUvo movie eex 1ymbol. mawk flOm• undid. comm nl.a about that frlt•ndl'I thllt 11h 't1 really exlsting on her r,mo void t«> fAH\don New• writer l.ee Bury Recalllna 11ortcovcr royalties and jeta constantly to Llsbon, hf'r atalt' of mind 11t lhe llm ah uld •h relaxed Porh1. London, etc By day she wrol.e a friend. ahe with primal lht•rapy which Involved acrHmlnJi cavorta on the nude beaches or Lamaca, and by and 1houtln1 an a J>nV h• pudd~ room she hud na1ht goes disco dancing In topless joints wtth a rurnushed at homt> Ahm JOHlnR on the beach, puty of frolickcr1' aomutimes including visiting <'yc hn1 and 'JU l ch ttlni with her cloaest actresses or note. friend " J('lnn1r.,r . he r 12 yeu·old dauahter Q: How many tlmet baa El.HoU GoeJc1 beet! mar· folht!1 l.od by th•· ut1 rt•" t•x i..poui.v. airy Grunt r1ed! And bow many cbUdree ltu be! -Tbere11 "lt'1 not a 1wxual lhtna who cares It llomeone a., Sao&a Moalca, Cal. 1oe1 lo bfod with somebody or lhty don't but A· The popular actor has been married lh.ree sim ply that owr thut ~rlod I rt'iAUied ror the lir!lt tames though he's only had two waves. His first hmt> that I wu1 u t·omvh•lt.• uod whole urut," Con was Barbra Streisand <whom he told columnist non <:undldJy t•unft .. 10-d. m.ldmi. "l wus celibute ___________________ _ for two and • haU year•' " Th~ stnw that broke ttw camel'• baack and Dyan'• 11plr1t waa u him 11he'd made eiarller called "<'h1ld Undtr a ,,..ar " "ll wH an ""cltlna atory Dbo.al 1t motht•r who had u lovtir 1tnd who was am ,l>('rfecl, ~kt: uJl of w1," :1ht> exfla1ned "It was the l>«'at work I had ever done, bu when I saw it -.it waa t rrit>W I cume back from seeine it and went to OOd for two months I swore then that I wouldn't act m Any more hims unUl I could believe ln lhtm with all my heart and soul!'' Commt•nUn11 on her relatJorui bJp with Cary, she aald, ··1 hardly ever see him now Bot we talk on Uu: phone once an u while about J ennifer " Today Dyan 1s one of Hollywood's busiest a nd most successful women. i,tarnng both an front of and behind the cameras She starred rather re· cently m Peter Sellers' "Return or the Ptnk Pan- ther" and in the Warren Beatty rour·star award entry, "Heaven Can Wait." Q : My grandpa, a great admlttr of WW Kogen lD the 1ood old days when the bumoris& wrote and Ivan Waterman that he still loYes). Thea came. Jenn~ Boaan~hom _he married twice, most re cently th1a put summer. lTe bu fa(ber6d U.l'Ml>t fsprlng, a son, Juon, 11 <by Streisand>. and two children by Jenny: Sa,n. 5, and Mollie, 6. Gould of late haa been one of c>ur busiest actors. Currently he's in Auatria. Q: 0.. Bart Reyaolda ltlH beliHe tlaat Im,... lac ... • tlaat Cosmopolltu C8'4!rfold ltetped Illa HNer! -Roberta Wol"tla. Seatde. A : No. Ke believes It hurt more than it helped. And that iL coet him a possible Oscar nomination for bis performance in "Deliverance." Snd 1/flUT que1tionl to H11 Gardner, "Clod You A~ Th4t ," ca~ of thU MWfJIOper, P.O. Bo:z 11141, C1ncogo, lU. 40611. Marilyn and 1111 GordneT Will CJn11D1r oa manu que1tton. OI tMJI con m th.ear colalmn, bW ati.. uohirM o/ mod mob• penonal rq>her 1mpom,., told 1ap HUrb.lng Congress, says WW wu oace a I ...,. CMIT _..,.. INft... .. ""'"a" congreumao. WH be? -BW Dann, Vou.n11&own. ~~ IT=.= UQuftl 8Ncll •9'·1514 eu.n.P.11k 121 4010 ~ a9s-t»!I Ohio. _ ,._ --•t u H111111191-1>633 NOW PLAYING A N~But~~n.WillR~ernJr.,wu~«~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to Congress in 1942. <Once Will Sr. saJd he never satirized Congre~s. axpla1ning: "How can you satirize a satire?") Q : Wu Jackie Mason, that very fu.nny fellow, once 1 rabbi? -Karla Cohen. PhUadelpbJa. A Yes, for a short while, but long enough to of- ficiate at marrying four or five couples, he once told us. He came from a long line of rabbis. His father and three brothers were ordained, while his three sisters married rabbis. (Note: Jacki e will be seen shortly on TV when he plays the role or a con- sumer advocate in a comedy mini-series.) Q: What ls Xaviera Hollander (who wrote a.a early best.selling sexbook titled "The Happy Hooker") doing these days and nights! And where -alnce abe was DDwanled in Canada and the U.S.? -P. McGovern, Westport, Conn. A: The "Unhappy Hooker," who longs for the high life in our midst , is back home in llolland, where she Jives in a five-bedroom house In Amsterdam. She writes regularly about her escapades and lovers -lhe latest a 42-year-old Yugoslav widower named Momir, who's the daddy of two liWe girls. Xaviera writes old Stateside OPENS TONIGHT Thru SUN., DEC. 31 ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER ALL NEW 1979 Edition featuring *A Galaxy of Skating Stars •A Perfect Holiday Treat •Fun for the Whole Family TuH. Dec. 29 'i ....O·i ...... 8 PM Wed. Dec: 27 .,__,Nltlht'. .... 8 M• Thurt. 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AMAlPASOCOMPANYfllMCo starriog loMDU LoclCI GfO~fREYLEWIS BEVLIUYOANGHO ctnd llUTH GOllOON as Md· ~1nen by JEREMY JOE KllONSBERG Produ< ed by ROBERT DALEY· 0.rec ted by JAME') rARGO • ColOr bY DELUXE<") 0.\lributed by WARNER BROS ~A WARNER CO.V.V.UNICArlONS COMPANY STE-REO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR . .. - .. - • # • • • • •I• DAILY PILOT TUM4ay, Oectmw a . 1111 ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC -Eamed EofJeehous~ a Starterjor Unknowns Sy GaEG llleGAaa Y SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y <AP> -"I could book a 1uperatar every other weeltend it I wanted to and pack lh place, but what about the youna 1ood lalm .. who need a place to perform"" In an aie of millionaire en trepreneura, l..ie.Da Speoc r Ull books unlmowna and tru111 lo break even at h r 1m11ll but famoua cott hous ln thta tu.. torte rnort. "I mean I just bartly b~ak ~ven and eoml'Om I'm luc!l1 lf I do.'' ah Sftld "But I can 't Im· •cine myae lt ever doln1 anythln& elao " TRE CAFFE LENA, foundC'd In lNO, wu a tra1n1n1 sround for p ople like nob Dylan. Ario Guthrie, Don McLean, and other atru11ltAC rotk alnat-ra It' a popularity ha riaco and faJJen ~Lb the UmH Currently, wna flnds h rattll with • lot of l"mpty la~ "Tht 11 uon la the d11cos ond bara." 1ht' cir.plain d "You ts oow. IM collef' at ud nu think nottun1 al aoana lo • bar and maybe ipendlna 110 on dnnu and whal. do tMy 1et. out of It' Nothln1 more thin a t rribl~ hansover lhe n Ill day " FaOM 11ME TO Ume llh hu '° book OM of th auperatara to balanc ~ booka. "One al the th.ln11 that 'a real ly kind of d11couraaln1 and di•· Illusion na to me la that when l book a Ooo McLcllU\ or a David flrombera or a Loudon W1lnwrt1hl Ill they'll come oul of the woodwork to the Calle Lena "But why don't they come down to the Calle when I book a Barbare Paradowski (of North Collins. N. Y ) , or a Billy Novik and Ouy Van Duaer <of Boston> or a Paul Geremia (of Newport, R.l.) or a Mtchael Cross (of Chap I Hill, N.C.> -who are, lo my opmioo, every bit as talented aa the 11uperst.ars and are de· aervin& of an audience." L ENA, A NATIVE or Mllfonl, Mass .. c1tme lo Saratoga Spnngs 1n 1959. lie r ox -hu s bana. Bill, a sculptor. conceived of the Calle Lena u a meana or financ· log a trip to Europe. "In 1958 coffeehouses were the bl1 ra1e. you know, so we de· clded to start a coffeehouse." They choee Saratoga Springs becaute it seemed Uke a natural apot -with Skidmore CoUe1e and cloae proximity to the Albany area. A good part of the Catre'a charm la Lena's warmth. "l alwaya try to treat customers as guest.a," she said. She escort.a her guesta to one or the sturdy old tables nestled near the small stage and she bakes the paateries and brews the exotic teas and coffees herself. And she's been known to join singers on stage from time to tame. WITH NO BACKGROUND In folk music, Lena Initially relied on a frieod to help with booldnp and she traveled to New York City weekly to scout folk singers at Gerdes Folk City. "I don't do that anymore. Now people come to me and un- fortunately there just aren't enough dates to be able to book all the people that I'd like to." Lena gave Dylan his first out- ol-town job lo 1960 when he was struggling in New York City. . YOU'll BELIEVE A MAN CAN Fl Y -· SUPERMAN MARLON BRANDO GENE HACKMAN 0 ~ CHRISTOPHER REEVE GLENN FORD MARGOT KIDDER VALERIE PERRINE SUSANNAH YORK TERENCE ST AMP DAILY 12:30, 3:15, 6:00, 8:45, 11 :00 CINEMA WEST WISTMIMSTll ATGOlDa.WIST WESTMIN. 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'•Next '•\far" FRI. 6:30, 8:45, 11 :00 SAT.-lltURS. 2:00, 4:15, 8:30, 8:45, 11 :00 NEWPORT CINEMAS MUI COAST HWY. & MACAITHUI HWrotT0Cl:JfTl:a 64'4-0760 STAR9'1NG SOPHfA LOREN JOHN CASSAVETES GEORGE KENNEDY ROBERT VAUGHAN MAX VON SYDOW DAILY 12:46, 3:00, 5:30, 8:00, 10:15 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA UISTOL AT MACAITHUI 540-7444 CINEMA WEST WISTMIHSTllAT~WIST t'2-44tl (al lll edwards BRISTOL CINEMA 0 ~ ~ 'lvllY W..ICllWAY 9url.oo11' DAILY 1:15, 3:45, 6:00, 8:15, 10:30 CINEMA CENTER HAHOI AT ADAMS. COST A MISA MHAVHDECIEHTH 979-4141 WESTBROOK WISTMIMSTBI AT .. OOtlHUIST GARDEN GROVE 510·4401 j.SZ.Q. tolkien·s "th~Jq~ c'ffe fqngs" DAILY 12:45, 3:15, 8:00, 8:45, 11:15 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA "FANTASTIC ANIMATION FESTIVAL" edwards MESA CINEMA HIWrOln' IUD. AT ltTH ST. COSTA MESA 541-1552 .. ._. . -. - . . •Erma Bombeck •Horoscope •Ann Landers •O•sstfied l~y. 0ec;emb4tr 20, 1971 DAILY PILOT i • 0 I \ J' ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ... i ~ .~ .1(1 . Above. Hea ther Pasternack studies Hebrew alphabet. Instructor Tzila Ysron, at left, with student Lisa Schuttz. CJ ••• 'These are the future leaders in our Jewish com- rT1Jnity. The more knowledge they have the better leaders they can be of Jewish life.' By JUDITH OLSON 0t ... o.1., ........... ·cmc. the Ht bmD ii a UW.O MUU11 tor the at11· cknt1, at aoW /U11her open the door to the langl.tt.&oe and c~• of the Siddur (f'ral/nboolcJ, the Tattoch f llOllJ MTtl), and the treo1t1rtd IU.rature of our people, bo ~ and modern.' -Tamar 8f"C111¥r, coordinator . Tikhon IUgUmal H~brN High School The study of Hebrew doesn't come easily. Just ask Usa Schultz, Marla Brower or Reva Berlin. They spend two evenings a week studying the language of their heritage and still have wrinkled ooees over some of the difficult words . At wont, the study ol Hebrew ls a puzzle or new letters and strange sounds, of backwards writing and a dilficult vocabulary. At best, it ls the key to the past, a guide to the present through lbe truths of the scriptures and a means of enrichment with traditional literature. THE STUDENTS AT Orange County's new Tlkhon Regional Hebrew High School find the language all of these things and more . They come of their own choice to the classes. which now are accredited by Tustin, Mission Viel.:!iu!;aplstrano, Huntington Beach. Irvine, Wes teri Fountain Valley and the Newport·Mesa schoo districts. David Roth, a senior at University Hlgh School and a member of Harbor Reform Tern· pie <Shir Ha·Ma •AJot >. is studying because be plans to live in Israel for a year and work in a kibbutz. "I HAVE TO learn the basics of the language quick," he said . "So far it (Tikhon) has been helpful. It's a good program and it's we ll worth the money." Roth said be felt the language would be "very hard if you didn't have to learn It. But It's fun because I'm going to put It to use." Shosbona Adler, one or the two teachers, said Hebrew is leu dUCicull than Chinese and is a language "you can 't learn if you don't listen enough ." She skips the alphabet lessons and takes her students directly into reading and writing. The letters are all displayed prominently on a big chart, however, and she encourages the stu· dents to look when they need to. Tlkhon is divided into two levels, beginning and intermediate. It was started wbe.n the head of the now-defunct Israel Academy came to the congregations or Orange County and asked them to belp with a Hebrew high school. Some temples had smalf instruction pro-grams but none had a fuJJ.fledged high school, according to Tamar Brower, coordinator. THE CUB&ENT school ls open to any in- t er ested student from Orange County. The teachers, Shoshana Adler and Tzila Yaron, both have taught in Israel and are native Israelis. It 1s small yet-14 students-but has the facilities to expand1 Mrs. Brower said. It Is supporteo by the Jewish Federation Council and fou r congregations-Temple Bat Yahm, Newport Beach; Shir Ha·Ma'Alot, Newport Beach; Temple Sharon, Costa Meaa, and Temple B'nai Tzedek, Fountain Valley. ''There is a big range of knowledge amcJlli the students.'' Mrs. Brower said. "SOme hav~ had no exposure to Hebrew and some hay, studied for their Ba r Mitzvahs. "We are emphasizi ng conversalioata Hebre w but we offer reading, translation aae some grammar." Studying Hebrew Is an important part ot·a Jewish child's education, sbe emphasized. "These are the future leaders in our JewM community. The more knowledge they have°" better leaders they can be of Jewish lire." · SHE DOESN'T foresee a day when temple. services will be completely done in English. •.•( can't imagine it, afte r 4,000 years. It's a tie U... has kept the Jewish people together. "The revival of Is rael with a apokea language ensures continuation." The study of Hebrew 1s essential for all Jewish people, she believes, for several re, asons . First, s ince part of the J ewish worship service is still conducted in Hebrew, "ev9 Jew s hould know some Hebrew" to ful1' participate. Also, a knowledge of the language opellf more doors to the s tudy or the nalion'1 liter ature and the Bible, Mrs. Brower said. "This is not a dead language. It can be used _,, dig out Biblical meanings for everyday life. "THOSE TRUTHS are still available to us:'' Mrs. Brower, as coordinator, was respona· ble (or organizing the advisory board, contaet· ing and selecting the teachers, setting up \bl program and selecting the books. She said the word Tikhon means high school in Hebrew but the spelling is an approxima~ of the phonetic sounds. "It can only be spelatit correctly in Hebrew." she noted. Such 1s the case with the "little some~ extra " that the school offers, the "Roo-acb that Mrs. Brower hopes will become a part el every student's experience at Tikhon. What as "Roo-ach"? It's new friendshipc. e nriched social contacts and an opportunity tf meet youths from other areas in conclaV( weekends, such as the one scheduled al Ca mJ- Hess Kramer in Malibu the weekend of Jan 12·14 with students from Union Hebrew Hilti School in Los Angeles. • The 1lkhon classes meet at Temple Sharoa Costa Mesa, Monday and Wednesday evenlnal- from. 8:4.S to 8:45 p.m. The fee ls $U>C>. per yeal per student, plus books, with the secodd child ir the family paying half. Further information Is available from Ml'1' Brower at 640-5228. ! ( ____ n_a_p_p_en __ in_g_• ____ ) t Debut antes Take Bows The Plaza Ballroom of the South Coast Plaza Hotel was transformed into a Christmas wonderland of flowers and juJUper trees with twinkling miniature lights when 21 Newport H a rbo r Debul antes were presented by Children's Home Society Thursday evening. The color theme of red and white was car· ri ed out in table decerataons o f while tablecloths and centerpieces of white tapers, while nurcissi and frecsias and red tulips, flown m from Holland. The debutantes, attired in traditional white gowns. carried nosegays of white flowers and wore the CHS medalion. Ball host was Raymond HJtzel and guests included Mrs. William Wllcox, president of Newport Harbor Auxiliary, and Mrs. Dickson Shafer, ball chairman. Master or ceremonies J . Robert Me1erve, introduced debutantes and their fathers or pre- senters as the young women made the tradi· taonal St. James bow. Following the presentation the debutantes were e11corted by their fathers to the dance floor ror the debutante waltz, after which they were c laimed by their escorts. The de butante11. their parents and the escorts wete. Miss Karen J ean Alison, Mr. and Mrs. Roge r Miies Alison, Ke vin Ale:uaderaon Baldridge; Miss Debra Lea Beatty, Mr. and Mra. John Allen Beatty, Gordon HaJDllt-09 Adam~z. Miss Alissa Margaret Bonner, Mr. aDd Mrs. wellington Folsom Bouer Jr., James Dawson 1bomas Jr. Also. Miss Linda Joyce BorUa,.am, Mr. and Mrs. Francl5 Greene Burtlalbam, Scott Stephen Bamardj Miss Llsa Adele C:asbJoa, Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence Cubloa, Eric Zue Swart boat. Also, Miu Carne Margaret ColemuJ_ Mrs. Dale Bond Coleman, Gregory James nyde; Miss Llsa Marte Cronon, Mr. and Mn. Tbomaa Cro1ton, Jeff Vanderburg; Mlal Weady Alla DeVoung, Mr. and Mrs. Roger AlleD DeVOtUll•, Matthew Earl. Also, MJ.811 Cindy Marie Doltal, Mt. aDd Mra. Milan MatbJas Dostal, Aatltoey Qarlea Cuomo; Miu Kimberl}' 'Anne Dwu, Mr. alld Mrs. John Edmund Dwan D Fraak Heuy Carpenter D; Mias Kimberly Fos, Mr. ltobtrt C. Foll Jr. and Mrs. Wllllam Lapwortb1 PHI Jack. Nlcole«I Ill; Miss Tracey Lee Gaeae, Mr. aad Mn. lleltb Gaede, Brad WlUJam Barna. Also ftllaa Taj111 Marte Gray, Mr. aad Mn. James L Gray, James KJlne· Miia Naaey Ellubec.b Herman, Dr. aad Mn. Frw &lclHrd llermaa1 Scott WoolUe Shermaa; MJa ChrlatlH Kay· JOll.UOa, Mr. and Mra. Harry Cltarle1 Jolauoa.. Mldaael S&Hrt Newmu. ----..... _ .... . . . Debutantes, from left in first row. the Misses Burlingham, Crosson, Dwan, Cashion, McNalley, Gaede, Bonner; second row, the Misses Johnson, Dostal, Coleman, Gray, Alison, Ward, Herman, DeYoung; third row, the Misses 1homas, Rude, Loudon, Koll, Beatty, Fox. Also Miu K•tllleea Alla Koll Mr. and Mn. Donald MUton Koll, Mlclaael Edward FUDD; Ml11 Barbara Anne Lo.doa1 Mr. alHI Mn. James Valeatlne Loudetl, Jou Albert llady; Mlaa Janet Marilyn McNaUey Dr. ud Mn. Mlcbael Collin• McNaUy, Crall LMe Schaal. Also Miu Wendy Lyu Rade Mr. ud Mn. Robert Harry Rude, Mark Arlen Brtlbaa'j· Ml11 JUI Charlotte Thomas, Mr. ud Mn. Ollepli Marthl Tbomu, Mark ltaadolpb Calder; M(11 Lea Marlene Wardt...Mr. aad Mn. Edward Fran· da Ward Jr., John LIUot Rea&er. Anniversary Party The Junior League ot Newport Har~r and radio station KOCM·FM recently celebrated the fourth anniversary of U\e leaaue'• Community Forum Prorram with a luncheon ln t.be home of Mn. Lawrence Woodward, first chairman or the leaaue's radio committee. -.-... Gary Bo.n1.ll, president of KOCM, received a plaque for hjs contribution 'Of air time tq,the league. Guests at the luncheon included BrHe All· denom, production director for KOCM ; Mn. Malcom MacQaold, radio chairman ; Mrs. Joha Wlllt.leybradlo committee member, and Mre. 8&epllea • N!ltt, recording secretary. The program 1s heard each Sunday at 8: 15 a.m. and topics range from local activities to cbarlty balla and holiday shows. Christmas Dinners i n Costa Mesa. Twelve clients, mostly in wheelchairs1 enjoyed ha mburgers and hot dogs and receivea gifts from the employees. Dlllman'a restaurant, Balboa, also hosted ao clients from ha billtalion and child dPvelopment prosrams. The restaurant served dinner aod presented gifts to the guests and some regular customers helped with the festivities Pizza and "everything that goes with lt11 was the order of the day when Wbat'• Cooktaj, Newport Beach, Invited c llents from tbe behavior and adjustment program for dinner. Tbe Re1t.stry Hotel had Santa Claus. a tree Clients at Fairview State Hospital have and gift.a for 25 clitmts from child development been having a happy hoUday season since they and the Newport Harbor Klwaala O•b entet· have been entertained by a number or area talned 20 clienll from adolescent soclaJ develop· reatauranll. ment and child development for lunch at the Eve alld Bruo Bina had a group for the Costa Mesa woman's clubhouse. Sanu also ... second year.at Eve's Gourmet Sandwich Shop, there to-Clve fjrta. t I ...__.. + a ta -c * ................... • .. . . -.. f " I I DM.VPILOl HOROSCOPE /ANNLANOERS /ERMABOMBECK IT~_n_o_r_•_•_r_•_P_e __ ) 1~RA~~:'~~~~~: ~~~*·~ Mount~ins w DNESDA v. DEC. i1 s po Ul&bl. Ac:c:ool on mot.Mr ol lwo <l•"lh!< n 1•t ,..acty fOf' lt. AIHI clell't be vtdlmtaecl ONE Of A KINO READY TO W'Wt "Y SVDNEV o~Rll bulldln1. l•nd reform. and a'°° The 1trb are We dldn'l ralae OUR by emotiolaaJ bl•~•mall. Aa• •Pvrai ala ~ l \n marned Ttwr" boy la 21 d a-u I ht en to ta k & He bows ycMa tar't' for •Alltr•tlOm .!MoooQtMlmlng •Covered Bella & Buttons •Outtol'lhOIM ~au; <M•r<'h 21 picture Ooo'tbueJudti and nbJ l'llC..Q{ weekend trle.• with .llJ.aJtlell&X. L•llflers ~r1I 19) At"ttnl on dli.-mtint on torfar l:ndlU· coUei e boyf rlmda .nd can't Un· lance. opt'flln~ lull'!> or l1ong . Avoad a elf we ha\lt ofV r had duatand th6 alUWd o f'I O EA R AN N e om m u n I c • t 1 0 n · d Ht-ption. Inst at on any troubl with our hlt tlrl'• parent.. We1 LAN 0 fl; RS · I· m so touch1n~ all hallt>i. for qu•ltt)' aod a 10ltd <"hlldrtn no druMl ,J\t> have told our son wt d<> mad l'm aboul t.o blow -Co•tom OrewnaklnQ 'ldt' of st-t•urlty Bt• sun· ~tructure o11mo klu1& or drtnll:ln a NOT approv.-or the trip a blood vesael. I Just re· or Itta'•'!> l'Ontra1:lli rt· UBllA cS.-pt 23 OC't T h •irC. marned fin but they i&re 101 nu ad aboul a new doll acceptance. Not only wlll "Gay 1Job•• be con· aldered "part or the scene" but il will also open the door ror more dl1gustlng dolls . 0£AA AL: "G17 Bob!" I'll belleu It wbea I Me It. Aad I CIA'l believe I 'll lee at la c.be Ill.ad of respectable NOW OPEN SAT 12-4 For Ac>ot Call I a Un R tu prop&:rl) • 22>' ldea t"OUld lead t.o youoa m n and have 4111lnyway calltd "Gay Bob." u ~ o d t• C • n c • r · bt-1lnrt1na ol profitable ,. t 11 r t e d lb c 1 r o wn Now be lcela the girl The r•te of homoaex· ~ 4lt L I 1'11 M... C:.M. C-~&11-. < apr1<.·urn p.-r s oni. .. nterprl••· Acce pt famlll•. and b•r tamlly cMre \Ullly ta bound to htcure promlM'nlly One chttlll'Olf!, rHponalblll· Our ton t. an n ra, mure for him t.h1n we sk yrocket once it has l&orfl I UU &o do baat.--------...i eeaa wttlL ~1h1°1,0~u,,,,t·vi.iast 1.~.~·~n" ~ond ') Rt lat1on bl ip no atud•nt, partJe1potes n d(). Comment. pleuc -betln1rantedt.h.lakl.ndof .. .. " Uv I 0 n a c r w l l b (' jj t h 'u t I c I ll 0 d l" 8 A ... f' L. E 0 IN T fl E -------------------------------------- ANGRY IN ALABAMA tulk ~lrtU"hl luk«"wMrm ll now I• all "'huluome Mod we ll· KOC KIES ............ ..... TAU R\'S !April 20 111 oolhl04C hl>l or rold. llkt-d Lut ff'IJ' al cot. DEA& ROCKIES: 1111 May 201 D,v..,rs1fy nu 10 b tw«-f'n Shnrt 1 KC-h•• m t 11 youna Your aoa a. Zl. He mut r hc~·k eootacu. and con t rap . 1 n v o Iv 1 n a Indy calao a atudent) be allowed &o deckle for tracu •~ ~nd hon~oos ( rprtrorn, C"OUld be ol'I and thtoy..,.. ln love ~mMll bow &o Hve b .. Aura ol popularity M(f ll(t'ftda Yt'tlerday Wfl ,.«' w ... \"Oii uve let lllm luck rldl" ~ ith >0u COIPlO IOC't "3 «'«'lvrd a IC'tltt from our know your reellDll Sptr1tlcally. you Jtt•l Nov zu Emphaaa• on aon uyana h t1 and hha about Wf'dteadlai lo U.e rtJhl or way. pt>mllS.'>lon ~r'lOoaJ ~,ICMU. In .ctrl are 1oln1e to the moeatalu wttb ld.1 •lrl tu whttl and deal. artto <'Om r ~·rnn1 from m ou n \ l n" tor l h" frtnd -..,. lf't It~. h&bt on a baai r budtcrt !l'tback, lncauo• lo~l wHktnd Ho uld the U IH: .-.ad ask about Ct•m1n1. S1ag1tt1adus urtlclet You dr•w JH'O iltl'IJ pW"ml• h•v<' up •·we~kendlal" uader haure lH't)OUm·otl> pie to )'CHJ with th<>lr GEMINI l ~h> 21 Jl'Obl mt You h ~H l" .lunt> 20 1 t::mph•'" oo mort appt'al You ~·11n llt>tuiliJ. lt>&ahtic.• • cor condudf' ··a n~1t 1 H · • por .it ions. rommum,·nl trunsaC'Uon to a · pemuuwot" t't'la ~AGl1TAIUUS 1 Nov tlonsh1p l.t"l.l. Sc-orpw Z2 ON· 21) You hllvt.' 11 /\qu.111u. .. pcr~on~ f1.:un• m J 1 , ,. hn i, .. run o t IO "'t'llJr\11 Mh l>. ~llh tu, k \'OU ran ITlltkt> 1.u·LuJI llutJ l t'u\ ,. mont'Y and lovt• you i.pcculution ror unolht'f jtt'l to heart of matkrx lJmt' lk ,."'"c:1!1r .11.x>ut by mat.nlalntnc lnde1>t·n m..-ch. 1·~J>''<'l1Allo1l..., d t> n t s t an ct L e u . c A N (' t: R I J IJ n (' 2 I A q u IH I u 5 ( I g u r .... tn Try A 1..ight Mood Julv 221 1-;mph11,111 on i.cenan o Stre& p1oo~r· pacing. ecn11Jo)'mt'nt. dt> 111g ansllncts. cruuv1ty lt wu 8 mist.akc, but 1 Erm• ••••erlc pendent~. b.i~1 c "'"' CA PRICORN ( Oec hud loll")'. vices. AnaJy2l'. pu>i·e to ., .. 2 Jan l9) l ""k '-·•hand that moves up a nd AIOI ~ I bought my hus band d A d th · of j(et her hits or snformu the Sl'cnes. Interpret one• of those sexy mood o wn . n is . t1on You get Johdont· "lues .~andcycle~ course. is the LAVA f • hghts ror Christmas. light .. rou d1!.l'mer rt'a.'>ons or Yo ur extrasenso ry rt>cent changes Genun1, perreption could be ac· Jt was like buyin g d~',!~[?-·is supposed to V1q~o . S :i g ittariu.., llv'· You're called uµon L ady Godiva a poeket r "' f d'd k "Turn you on." pe r :.o n !> 1g ure in to r epresent special l'Omb. I e 1 n't now "Towbat?" '>c t>nar10 cause, group, dub or or· what to do with 1t "To me ... .,., l.t::MO kc Ju ly 2J.J\ui:t gan1zation. You might II e opened the "ll looks like an un· . -> a e eon1•e:.sion ,, be appearing before pack"'ge. stared at it. l h f I Of d e rwater Rorschach : espec1a ly w ere arni Y cameras. picked It up, shook it. lest. .. situation 1s concerned. AQUARIUS <J a n . and finally sald, "I give Domestic adjustment is 20-Feb. 18) ·. Accent on Wh I I ?" "It's too late for us , d Lo . up. at s l. isn't It? We're beyond on agen a. ve LS an friends. hopes, wishes, "It .8 a mood light. help ... pi c ture f e e l ings money!rombusinessen· h d l I B You've seen t.hzy.l;e com · "Thal depends. W at om ana e og1c . e terprase. Popularity an· b t l men~ials, haven't you, do YO\.! want it to do for generous. UL pro ec creases _ people from us?" ~elf 1n em oti onal afar communicate. You of the c ouple who I h M whis per. 'When we feel "Wouldn't you want lo c in c e !> e ~saR e may be r idina a crest ht:comes crystal.clear wha"h leads t;; achieve· peaceful and serene. we bring back the won· GO 23Se l ' turn on our WAVE derful, exciting. un· VIR <Aug . ·• P · mcnl and prosperity. light.' And you see this bridled passion of our 2~) Lare s tyle con· ~aga·ttarian is ao picture. ?" J ·d d b "' container of water on a younger years . sa1 '11 · era t1on s gra PISCES (Feb 19 · ~. · sees aw that nows gently "How much ener gy • .. • Ma rch 20): One m posi· b k d r h b k d ·t tak ., .. ; :·--~'""!"!!!~~~~ ..... tion of authority is will· ac an ort · · ac oes 1 e . • 4 • RUffEll'S and forth ... " "You have to get out •"· ang lo listen. Know at "I never saw it," he or your chair first." UPHOLSTERY and proceed according· said. "Not me! The lamp!" ~Y•W.,. ly. Prepare format. Pro· ''When they feel devil· ''Just forget it," I ..._ .. _. Ject posslbUitJes. Refuse may·care and sparkling said, sulking. 1922~11.,cl lo be painted into cor· thev tum on their GEM "You're sore. aren't Costo*'a-S4l·ll56 ner. You have right to lJghtwithaniUumioation you?" he said. "Look. I make room for yourseU of s parkling crystals didn't know ll meant so ---------~a:.:.l...::to=·--------------:=--much t.o you. We'll turn it on and give il a STOREWIDE SALE UP TO 50°/o OFF Thurs., Dec. 28 THE COMPLETE SHOP FOR THE NEWPORT WOMAN 3415 Vi a Oporto • Newport Beach chance to do the same thing." We set the lamp on the TV set and both or us tocused intently on il for nearly teo minutes. "Anything?") asked. He smiled wickedly. "Do you know what those liWe particles of black moving ever so slowly in that subtle light remind me of?·' I shook my head. "Anchovies." "I would have said sausage with maybe jusl a blnt of sage." "How about . . . pep. peronl?" he wblspered. "How about EVERYTHING!" He bounded out of his chair and dialed the number of the plua parlor. I turned ofr the mood Ught. UnUI they made one that de · livered, we'd rely on our own reflOU.rces. STARTS WED., DEC. 27th 30% & 50% Reductions ELLEN CARTER LADICS HABl:RDASHER 131 FASHION ISLAND MAU• NEWPORT BEACHe(714) 759·1770 HOURS: MONDAY THRU SAT. 10 AM·5:30 e SUNDAY 12·5 PM Christmas Sale Save up to 40% on selected Christmas items. This is Roger's top quality merchandise but we don,t have room to store it. Sale ends 12/31/78. Closed 1/1 & 1/2/19 "09f'T' G<wd.n• • MO-S800 S... ~ •• MKArthur • l"IN1pO<• e ... ch Clam-6pm After Christmas 88-BO~,f Sele<-ted ltenut Tables • Chajrs •Candles Shelves •Rugs •Pillows Bowls • Placemats • Tea Sets• Planters • Baskets Barstools • Glassware Dinnerware • Utensils Prints •Frames •Vases Figurines • Christmas Ornaments • Macrame Supplies • Puppet Kits Sale prlcea aoo4 th.r0U4h J>ec. ~1 , 19?'8 Store ...,.,,.: Mon. U'ltu Set. 10.t tund•Y• 1CM AHAHEIM 509 E. KATlLLA AV£. m-2An • IBP COSTA MESA 2710 HARBOR BLVD. GARDEN GROVE 13081 HARBOR BLVO. 638-2411 540-7337 LAGUNA BEACH 1294 8. COAST HWY. 4"-1101 Pt1oell OOd aL all area Pier l 81.0rH and - PUBUCNOTI Ylf8UC NOTICE ,.,, ..... ltMIOUtA'f•• o,n.,c;, ••Of>O,•O OITAC14Melilf 0' H••ttOtlY fM ~ .. Oit .. 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TO CllEOITO•S WESTERN MUTUAL SUPIElll(Jjt C:OUllTOF lHE ESCltOW COAP, STATE CWCALll'OttNIA FOtl 17JOIE. 17\t!Sl. THE COUNTY Ol'OtlAMGE s .. 11.0 -~ Tust .... CA.,.. In IM ~ ... of IM £slat• of OTIS Et<,.... N .. ~-.. JOSEPH FLETCHER. ALSO KNOWN Pul>llslleel Or-Coast 06<1~ PlloC AS OTIS J . Fl ETCHER. ALSO O..C: ), U, 1',i..1'19 ~SS..19 KNOWN AS OTIS FLETCHE R, OKu~ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to creoltoo ....,"'9 ci.1-~Mt IM ~Id dee-10 Ille~ CIMTns In the •llVIMIE •A~ WATER OIST .. ICT otOu of , ... <i.rlo of -~Id P•O~OANMEXATIOH cout1 or lo pt't'Seftl tflefn i. I~_. OFTEIUllTOltY denl<;IMd <It Ille offk• of JOHN It. Tiie 8o.<d ot Oo-100 of '"'' CORCORAN, 11114 S. BELLFLOWER R•n<ll Weter Ontro<t llH c•tf<od alVO .• BELlfLOWER. CA-~706 l\U •lr>CI 10 09 -31 ~ PM.. or ., wlll<h tatter offlCe Is -p4eGe"' ~I ttwrulltr •• l>'atlk:-. on Jenw MU ot -~II\ •II fn.n*"' n , 1•1'>, In tTlf' 80¥d ot Ol-.<ton pertelfllnQ to ~d estat•. ~ cl•lm• m~ll•ICI .._.., 4101 CMnl>U\ Orlv•. """"IM neceuerv \IOUCl>Pn -I be Irvine CA., .. Wfll<ll ,.,... 1i.. Boerd tiled or prewr>ted .ts ~Id .. 11111n wltl Mer <~nn on Ille QUO\llon ot tour l'l'O"l11$ .i•r ttw first l>Oil>lk:etlon Prodo>eel Anne .. ,_ No l 10 lmorOW' ot "''' no11ce rnent District NO IOS and l>fopowd 1'n 0 .. ed OK...Ur 6. 1979. ... -·"°" No. 1 lo lmorOVVf'Mnl 01\ IRENE E. GORMAN tto<t No."°· and.,.Y04,.., mat!•• re Exe<uln•ottlleWlll 1a1on9 to 1111 l>t'O(IOWO •nnHellOns of Wkl de<edeM 'Thi> prOl)OW(I .-.a11on CO'f\11'1 ap. JOMM ... COlt()()tlAN P•Ollm•tetv 20 ecr~ of ltl'd IO<"ecl or Alt#My......_.w tllc e•\ltrly slcH ol S•nd C•nyo~ t1U41ELLl"LOWEltlLVO. Aven...: nonll ot Molrlne Wey 111 tf\e Cl IELLFLOWEll,Clo"706 ly ot !rvlnf' Publlslltd Or.,. COiis! Dally Pilot A rnao ~"II lllt uterlOr ttoun-De<. n , 19,~. 1911.JM\.1, 1'7t dMles 01 ttw lt<rllor\I lo~ •nne•ed ,, SSl1·18 on ll!t wltll Ille Secrel...., ot 1114! Dis trltt anCI Is "'1eilM>le tor lnspec!lon 1>y • ------------ d"Y penor. or ci.rwM lnltrflled Oettd OKemi.r 10 1'79. At111ur C KOfn Sec: ff I...., Publl\hed OrMICI" Coe\t Daolv PllOt Ou .16, 191'1-J..., 1. "" ----------~" 18 P UBLIC NOTICE NO'TIC£TOCREDiTO~ $UPE•10tl COU•T OF T14£ STATE OF CAUFOtlNIA "Olt TME COUMTY OF OllANG£ .... ,,,..,11' PUBLIC NOTICE CP.7151 NOTICE 1'0ClllOIT'OltS SUPElllOtl C:OUIH OF THE STATEOFCAUFOltNIA FOlt THE COUNTY OF OltAHOE ,........,, • £\Ule ot VETA c . PANNO. OKHseI '""' •II ~ N1<1119 cla.lms aQelMI Ille ~Id ~ •re ,.qulttd to Ulo lloem. •Ill\ ttw NC'"5«1' -.C'-"-In In Ille AAaner ol Ille Eit•I• of 1,,. ottk:e ot tlW ,,.._of ttle eboW ..,_ AHGELIHAM WALKER, Oe<u-titted c....n «to O"'M'\t !Mm ... 1tt1 P\J8U NOTICE P au NOTICE •O'flCI ~SHI •!Pl'., i All. ~IQHC YW&1'6"'• •l•I P1•11tt11t PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF MA11$HAL'S SALi! NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE NOTC<•O" UfflHltON TO H'-'L 1te&L P1tOP•1tN NOT 1r1E 11 HEREBY C.IVC N '""'' on H n"•rnber " "" ,,,. ea.• d of I DU• •!IOI\ Of Ill• N•wi>0rl M ... Unll••d '\tl\001 01\ltl<I of Or•l\O- twn•v l el110rnta • ...iootect • '"'°1" ,_ .,. 1111 .... U4lll to_.., • N•(el 01 rul llfOPfflr of _.,.,,...1t1v 7 W «••• QtVU IWelf!CI In II'\• (lly OI C°Oll• 11.... O• ..,,. ( °""'•. C:•lllO<lll•, '04h0•Ufth ""'°wn •\ IPw Mtt. N•HY 1119n ._._ -,_. -o;l•flf l)t~l ll>H In .. .., Arw!ul- TI\• ltrW>IUI-fl-IN l'l>lnlMli"' a<1•P••ll•• bHI •I lllru MllltOn til 000.000 001 Doll .. \. IOU!. lltYallle lf1 "'"' J•"u'"' 11 ,,,.. •I 1 JO o'< IO(I\al• Oral Of~f\ wlll •hO ~ ••Hl-06111\al tt ..... (OP••• Of tlw Rl'tONIOOI\ wtll"9 IO"" '"" 1~'"'' ...., <ondlllOn\ 01 -wit! ..... •••••bl~ "' ""' ~·114P» Olli<~ ol 11'• '><11001 01\H lft, llS7 Pl• .. nll• Aw n ... COOl<I """~· C.lllornto. OA TE Nov""°"' i.. !911 JoNIW l'll<Oll !.<K ... t ... v ot -Board of Edu«lllon Ne-1·Me"5 Ulllf~S<llool 09'1•1Ct Publl\Md Or-eo.u 0.11'( Pilot Dec ). 19 J.,., •. 1'78 S•S9·18 PUBLIC NOTICE •Slut NOTICE TOCllEOITOllS No.A-ttm SUPf."IOtl COURT OF TME STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOil TH£ COUHN OF ORANGE In tlle Meller ol tl\4! E\t•to of HEllBERT SCHOCIC, OKH!old. Nollet I• l\ef'el>\I 9lwn lo creditor• ,...,lr>O clei"'5 .,nn 1"9 SAHi Otce· O.nl 10 Ille wld clalrTK In lllt Offl<• of 11\t cl•rk ot tht alorflaMI coun or lo i>rt~nl tMm lo IM undenioM<I <11 IM ofllo o1 CHRISTOPHER M. MOORE, Sulle 880, Union Bank Towtr, 71515 HewthOtM Blvd • Torraf\Ct, CA ~ whldl I~ oltke Is ttoe piece ot Du\IMS\ of the -SIQMCI In •II mat 1er• oen••n•no 10 wlcl Hl•t• S<ic" <le1m\ w\ll'o ""' ~...., voucller'\ mull .,. llled or ~100 •l "IOt•Wlcl •Hiii" lour .._11,. alter l llr flr\t pUl)IKellOh of llU notice. Oaled Otcemlle< II, 1911 ANNSCHOCIC E llKulor of 111t will ofwldcleC_.,,, Or In Ille •llernell,,.. ActmlnlslretorOf thefflale Of ...,14 Clee~I CH II ISTOPHEll M. MOORE Atto,....y.tLtw S.ttellOUlliolla.....To- tllU H•w1-81\'ll. lorYen<a1 CA_ !JU! J70-UM PublltMd Or1111911 Coast Dolly PllOt l)e(.12, "·"" tm.><on.1, ",. '682-18 PUBLIC NOTICE OC>fleld I.. Or'Ord, Pl•lnlllf, v\. All• B. H•kl. OeftflcNnt Ho l04'o NOTICE TOCltEOIYORS By YI ...... of .., •-Won I-Oft Ho,.,._.,.,. Oct-r 17. 1'7t by IM Munl<lo•I SUl'll•IOttCOUATOffYME CO<irl. 0<8'>9P c-ity H41rbor Judklet STATI! ~ c:ALIFOttNIA FOR Olslrlel, c->IY of Or-. State of lHEC:OUNTYOFORAHOE c..a11to.,,I•, uPOll • t~I •nt..-.a in 111e Metter o f tro• Estate of In fevor of Ooneld L. Orord ••I~ HELENE RYAN, Oece•WCI. mant u~tor -aQelnSC RIUI B Held HOT ICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN lo u luoomanl -or, sllOwlno • net <rtclllon l\avl"9 cleims aQalmt Ille t>alenu of Sl.201.~1 a<f\Wll1y -on wkl o.c-110 Ille wk!<!.,~ 111 n.. ~kl I~ on l"9 clel• ol ""' ll· Ofll<• ot ,,,. clerk ot the •""-kl ~• of \alcl •-u110n, I Mwe ltvlf'd court or to _....t '"""' to IM un· "-•II If-. "91'1. tlllO and imtrest ol Otrt•ll,,.4 •I lllt Offkt Of CALL & wlcl luclOmenl deb4or II\""' oroe>tr1V STEFANO Sull• 6'IO, J.J,l N Gle-s In Ille County ot OrtnO(', Slale OI Blvd , BurtkW>k, CA. ~150f. ~" 1•11..,, C•lttorl\I•, ctewnbl!d es IOI~ Ofllu I\ IM plec,e of "'"lneH ol llW u,.. P•r<e4 1, LOt., ot Traci NO ~ dlrUIQMd '"ell ""'".,' pertalnlnQ 10 •• sl\own In Mhcellenaout M•P\, •••O ft!•'" S"'h clalrns ••lh the Boot. m , p_, 111 ln<luslvr l\eUSWry VOU<IWf\ rm.st De liled or Commonly ""o wn "' HI! or.stnteo as alorewld within lour Cot11wood, City of lrYine, County 01 montns •II« tlle 11rs1 po;btkellon o1 Or•~. 54 .. "' of Gelltorna Callfornle. 1111s llOll<e. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEM INl1 O•l•dO«-rl, 1.,1. Oft J1no;ary '· 1m, •11 OOO'CIOCI< p M A ICH1'RO B. RYAN •I Main l..otJbY of Harbor Munl<lpal E•e<lllMotlMWlll Court. 4601 Jemtior.. Blvd • Ctly of of "'kl <leee<lt<'ll N••Porl S.a<ll. ColinlY of o ....... CALL a STEFANO Slate of Gelltoml•, I will sell 11 public tltl!VIS CALLI eucllon lo"" 11191\HI blddir, for CHll AtterMY·-'•L..IW '" lewful ,,_Y of IN UnlleO Slates, Sull• ''° •" 111• r19111, title and lnleretl J»N, Gl-a!Ull•CL of said I~ dtblor In CM •bove 8urllani., CA '150% dU<rlbed oroooa•lv, or \O mucn PUt>ll•lled Or~ Coa\I Oallf Pilot tNreot as ..... be ntef'SIMY 10 JatlllV Dec. "· 26, 1'79, Jan.,,, 1m SU1·71 wkl •••<u1kln, wllfl accrWCI ln\er.-1 al'CI <OllS. Oaled Oec.,,..,.r S. 1978 01vl•lon Hartior OcnE. AllM Manflal OrenQit CO<Jl'llY B•rtwlre Smllll, O.po;ly ,,.. .. o..c... PlalMlfl'I........, 6M N-11*1C..-0... UffolUI ,._......_,,.,CA..,.._ P\ibll111ed Or .... CoHl 0.lly PllOI OK. 12, 1•, 26. 197' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SUP£RIOlt COURT Ol'CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF OllAHCIE No.A ..... OltOEtl TO SHOW CAUSE (C(l'1!771 In llM flt\llltw ... !fie ~~ of ltOeEllT T H O MA5 TOP P IN lll•sba""1-IARIAllA .IAHIE TOP.. PIM IWlt•I I« <""'9e of,..,,.. WHiREAS ~ ThO<'llas TOOPln, pellllontr, Ms flle<I • llf'll1IOI\ wltll ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY C.!VEN lo Ille M<H~ YOU<Mn;. to ~ .,,._ """"°"' """1nG <••I"" aQefll\I Ille denl9ned •t '"" la• office of •·sno ~lo ~CNlf<'tl lo ui. Wkl claim• II\,,,. COVING TOH .. CROWE, IOC1 well NOTICE°" TltU$Tll!'S SALi! c1 .. k OI '"'' e.ourt '°' an .... -'""Ill>' ln9 i>ellllOMr'\ ,.._ rrorn ROllert TllOIYIH TOPOln. lo Roe.rt Tllornas looplnq 01t1<e ol Ille <lertt ot IM •te>N'Wlcl Sbtl\ SI~ OntMio c,4 t17'2 wlllcl'\ TS NO F·l.OS..Snlllll •ouf1 M 10 C>rf'W<'I ll•fl" lo '""' Uft· •• Ille plec:~ of tiusi.-. of tlle -Oii J~ •• ""· ., 11 00 e "' • lk'~~ Ill !NI otflc• ot NICHOLAS cler110nad In ell ,.,.u~s JIW1•1nl"9 lo ALLEGHANY INVESTMENT CO . C. 0 E MMA. 32107 LIN OE AO 1111 .slaleof salclde<fOenl. wlll\in tovr IPK, e Cell!oml•corporetlon. u Ou!y c A ,,, y 0 N R 0 .. s u I T E I 1 ) • montn• .. ~ the flf"SI puCllk•lkwl of •PPOlnted TrustM under -pUrwenl WESTl1'KE VILLAGE. CA 913a1, lhhnoll<e 100HdofTrvstdateclAo<ll4,1971.•• wlli<ll letltf otlk• •• ..,,. !)lac• ot 1>\1\1· 0119<1 ~ ~. 1911. <orcled J-1. 1'71, .. IMI. NO. nMt, """ ol Ille under'sl9f*I In •II m•llers Tllofnet J . Penna In l>oOlt 11719, P9ve 15". OrMl99 Coun- pertalnlno 10 MIO"'-'•· S..CI\ <l•lrn\ Eoe<UIWoftMWlllot ty. Sl•I• of Gelltorn4e, Will SILL AT wl\11 Ille ._l!MMY vouche11 must bf' the---deeedeftt PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST toled or praH'nlecl •• 41'foreWld 'IWilllln COYINOTOH&C..OWE Bl DOER FOR CASH (pey•ble •I lime lour rnont~ M'8r Iha fir SI out>llollon ay: Mevrtce o. cov~ of SAie In lewful _.,, ot ,,,. U11lted ol ttol• notlcr. 1147 w. ••St.,a.. Un Slelnl •t th9 .,.,-1119 lot e11trence to Oeled O«.mber 11, 1911. OfttM'le CAtt7u So;lle 101 Ill 505 NOrt11 Euclid A....,ue, JACIC A WALKER A-'s tw i!m<llMr AMl!elm. C.lllomla, all rl9'1t, 11ti. En<utor of tl>t Wiii Published Orenvt O:>est Olllly PllOt alld Interest <-fed lo anCI now lleld NICHO~--: ==· ' De<, t7, 19, ,., 1971, Jen. t, tf19 ' by-ll undlw said OMd ot l r11st In tllt Al-Y .. uw 5516-11 ~~~,':,"!:In Mid Colintv enCI 121'7 \.IM04HIO c,4MYOM Ito. Lot 152 of Tfect No. mt, 111 tlle Cl· SU I H UJ PUBLIC NOTICE ty of Coll• MeM, at per ""1P Ncordecl WESTLAKE. CA tl3't In 8ooll '°· Peon 32 to •. Inclusive ot P\ltlllsfltd Or....,. Coast Oel!y Pll04 -------IU-1-.-D-----Mlsull•.-M.19\, In t"9 office of OK. 17, 19, 2', 1'71, J.,. 2, lffl NOTl(a TO CtlEPfl'Ott.J t11t County R9cOnJer of "'4 c-ly. )513-'8 SUPUIOlt COUltT OF TME T1'a ,,,.... ""*"• -ot-~· STATI! OIJ CloLll'OltNIA POtt moll deilgne!lon, II .,.y. of Ille f'MI ~rlY -1beel llbOW I\ purpclf'led P UBLIC NOTICE THl!CCU,.'!"'~tlANGIE to lie: 203t RfCIUO!k A......,., COiia _,., Callfoml• •»v. CP.1'M In tllo M•tl•r o4 IM Eit•t• ot n.e """"'iONCI TrvstM dlKlelms NOTICI! TOClll!OITOltS MOSES LEOMAllO MACHLIN, AKA 11ffY llMllllY tor .,,., lncorrwc .... n Of $UPEltlOtlCOUllTOffTHI( M LEONAltO MACHUN, AICA M.L ..... ,,,.., _, -°' ...... commoll ST ATE M CAUl'OltNIA PO• MACltLIN, ~ 4H'9Mllon, II-·~ ....... .. THE COUNTY OFOftANOI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN '° S.ld .... wtll lie"*'°· t1o;t •lli-t IN........,.,. crl!Clllon ~ <I"'"°" ao-IMI Ille _, or -renty, ei<ll"9t• or Im· E\tal• of EMMITT ROYAL TUCIC, Wlclde<edltlttofli.wldc1almslnttw OllM • ....,..,lllQ llUe, poueHlon, Ot ,, •• EMMITT It. TUCIC, .,. ~ II oHk • of tlW c-of .... "1orftal4 aM\H'l\4lr-. lo otY IM remalnlnQ TUCK, o.c..~ COlit1 or "' .,..._ ttlef'll to Ille -prlnclpel lMl'ft of IM llOlelll --NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN IO t ... CleniqNd et ll'le office of NEWMAN, bY Hid 0Hd ot Tro;tl, to·wlt <l!HllOnoflN...,,,.,.._dK~ C..AISMAN & FAITH, INC., m N. ll•,000.00, wllll lnl«ttl 1"9reon, H 11\al •II .,_noM ..... lllQ <lalm199eln\I 8AllRANCA ST . P.O. BOX t•19. pt0vleled 1rt Mid riotebl1 ecl\lancn, If ,,,. Wld ~ -reqlilf"eCI IO Ill• WEST COVINA, (.4 ••• ,..,, -"'<" l•I· anv. undef' IN --ot Mid OeH of them, wllll IM __.., _._,,, In \ff oflke ls IM piece ot ~s of thf Trust, lee\, CNlfVH Mid O)tpefl\f'j of tM off I<• of t'-<~ of IN! aoov. H>· Ulldtnl9Md In •II melt«• 119rt•lnlnQ fM TnitlW .,.,, of IN trusts er.,,.., lttltd <0Uf1, or IO P"'lefll tllem, wllh to Mid ~ ..... Such <let"'' Wltfl .... bY SAIO 0-of Trvst tf\e neou«y """'"""· to llW ,,,.. MCe\S41ry -..CNn """' lie filed... TM .,...k lelrf undtf Mid °""of orrs10Md .. ttte l•w offk• ot JAMES pnsanttcl •• eforf'Mld wll!lll\ ,.,,, Tro;st Mretofor• ueculed •nd .,.. A HUMPHREYS, J R., INC . 1601 monthl et• , .. flr11 publl<tllOI\ of ll!Mfed to the undef'\lorwc! • written Oovr Sll'Mt, Suitt 110, N9wPOt1 8Hcl\, Ibis notice. 04KIM'ellon ot O.flNll .,,., o. .... no Ctlltornl• "*• #11<11 Is tM otec• of or Sele, a nd • wrlllen Notice ol bullMU of lht ""*"IOMJCI 11'1 •II m1'1· O•ttcl ~, 6, 1t1J, 0.ftvlt -Elecllol\ to S.11 Tiie Iii\· ,,,,patltlfllf\01 ...... Hl•ltolwlclO.· JAMESl...CHEW, .,.1,ned UtlHd H id Nolle• o l UCMfll. wllllln ,..,, ,_"" •11•• Ille N~MANH.STOOCS. 0.l•ult -Election to S.11 to ...... IT IS ORDERED 1 ... 1 ell~· 1,.. !.,Hied In lhe -"'>.,.. .-illlleO mtllM epaeer befor9 llliS Coun •I 11 00 a m .. Oii J•nuary •. tm, In 1ne coun,,_.., of O.perlrnent No J, el 100 We" Civic C""ler Or .. Sant• AN>. Celllornla, •nd \l\OW <•use, II any, wily lhe Ptllllon tor cha~ ot ,...,,. sllauld no1 be 9r antH. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED 111111 • <OPY ot tlll• onMt to sllOw cause be puDlhlled In tllf Oetlv P iiot. /J newspaptr ol '"n•ral ctrcul•llon J)flnlecl In Oranoot Count1. Ce!Hornle, 011ce a weel< for four wccessi.,. weeh "''°' 1o tl'!lt Clete wt fer ""''no on 1ne pell lion. O•ltd' Ncw.mei.r 30, 9'78. Bruce W. Sumoer lOUIS F. PELL Jll. taUIHICNltHlfl\w•' S..lt• JtJ 1'9tl Oflfk• llo• "1 c-••1MM,c..mu Tel: 111.C)US.lai Publlslled Or-O>inl OaHv PllOI De<. S, 12, l',i.. "78 S4S718 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREOITOllS ......... ,. SUPEltlOlt COUltT 01' TME STATE°" CALll'O«NIA FOlt THIE COUMTY OF OllAHGI In th• M111ter Of Ille E\t•I• ol LOWREY A. HUllLEY. M• LOWREY RAY MONO HURLEY, O.C-Md. 6 4- 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 * DAILY PILOT The Blggeat M•rketplace on the Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It. Flnd tt, llade Jt Wl.ULa w ...... ....u..__ [ ...a] One C•ll Service 842·~•u Faat Credtt Appt'OVal ~.~~ ........•... ~!!::~ •.•....• ~!!'!':?.~ .......• ~.~~ ....... . •• .. 1002 • .. 1002 ••• ,.. ll02 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Wlhcr'1Hotlc•: All real eiitat.e advtirti,fed In I.hill oow1paper aa sub· Ject to the Federal Fair lfousing Art of 1968 INhl.ch malu:s ll tllegal to advertise "any pre ferenre. hmltal1on. or dJecnounation based on race. color. religion. sex, or nauooal ongm, or an lntenUOo to make any such preference. l.tmita· bOO. or dacnminauoo. • · 1lu5 newspaper will not knowinJlY accept any advertising ror r eal es1.ale whicb ls m viola· tJOaoCthe law. .. ~4 ·>~ J/;f-")!-~ •l. '. UDOISU Beautifully decorated custom Holst.eiD borne. 11'ree bedroom. two bath on a lot-and-a-balf. Sl;>aclous llviog room w1t!I brick fireplace, fonnal dining room. Privat.e patio off sun· room. Ask for Curt Herberts for appoint· menl to view this floe home. 831-1266 IMORS: AdHrtiMn RVMMC: *-'cl check ttteir ods My Giid ,.,,.. ft"' ron i-dlat.ty. The DAILY PILOT as...,.s labllty for the first c.arnct m.rtton Oftly. HauMsfOf'Sae. of' Costa Mesa. lrvrne Newport Beach. lnc. 234E.17thSl .. C..M. 6ll·U66 Nationwide Network of Individually Owned aad operated Real Estate Offices ............................................... JASMtMI cHa-YllW-$2 Jt ,000 Best buy in a r~a ! Brand new spUt·level ··sea Breeze" model on lovely qwet street 3 Bdrm:;. famtlY rm formal dining rm & 21/l.i bath~. Hiihly upgraded with alr·cond .. auto. sprinklers, luxury cptng plus-plus. Tennis cts. puoh1, J3 Cuzzl:;; & security of 2A·hour guardoo entrance . WISLEY M. TAYLOR CO., RIALTORS Z I 11 Scm Joocpln Hiib Rood fiEWPC)IT CIH1U, M.I . 64~4' I 0 CANYON CREST NEW CONDO eSi!b~~"!.!!:.tq;.:~ TURn.IAOCK. IRV •secJ'*d, yet handy to Brand new 2 br & den. 2 sbolis &c sports acliviUea: ba. duw1g rm at highest end unit ,i:ondo wlth eleva\lOn w/1mpres11ve many upgrade s : 3 VJeW. Every available bdrms, 2th baths. sauna option upgrade incld cen· & jacuu1. Priced onJy tra1 air cond. microwave $133.~. & selC cleaning ovens. ftitlc. plus h crpl. mlr· WATERFRONT rored closet doors. al· tacbed2car garg. pool. Enjoy a sit-down view of Change in plans has can· the boats & sl)eelacular celled owner's move m. sunsets from tbe picture Avail now at $126,900 windows of your Uving FABULOUS ....................... General l002 call owner. days (7141 room ln this lovely con· 556-3937 or aft 5pm & do: it has 2 hdrms, lanai ls Your Profession wknds ('114) 644-4712 & 2 baths, 2 car garage. HOME REPAIRS? !~~~~~~~~~~ + parking. Pier & slir> Did you know you can Ii avail on contract place a classified ad in MERRY $3.'50.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAO<IAY the Daily Pilot Service IAJlGAtM Luxurious Woodstream 3 bedroom. 2 story. Walk to pool, Y.M .C.A .. shop- p111g. $94.900. 10% Down Hurl)'. take advantage Coll 646-4477 Directory for a wbole month for as little as ~~~~:arior more CHRISTMAS BAY& BEACH 6'2·5678 F r -~ "' t h • i lfb .. ood pro• • KE:Y cR€AlTORsh MEGUCTED GIAMT Abandoned 2·s tory ! CUS51REO 450 NlwPORT CTR. OR. HOUIS Ludovise. Theo "J!l.a" ~e 16x32' sw1mm1ng 1 Qwet cul de sac! eeds work ! Owner's desperate!! Hurry. call 'F.ifiil ••C-O-'- 381-FIXER FORECLOSURE! TRUE! 3 Bedrm fixer· upper. will go into foreclos ure sh ortly! Bank has notified owner d it'• intent. Good loca· tlOO. 67Xl07 Lot Sl:te. Full pnce just $65.000! Take advantage. call 752-1700 Now! ()1"111' Q . ,, .,, • .,,., l(')til """ t. [f82 1U~MI IACKIAY $137.500 See thiS charming 3 br. lml.y home w/a park Uke setting for your outdoor entertaining 1n blCI Newport Beach. Submit tDday ! 646-'1711 OCEANHlOMT HOl HO!HO! Merry YuleUde Greet- mgs from old St. Nick DonoeT . Bli tie o & Rudolph & Harry! So "barcy" on over for your special holiday treat to yourself! Your choice or 2 & l ·bdrm. duplex. $375,000! Or. 2 & 2 bdrm. duplex. $395,000! Or. 2 bdrm. house. $375,000 I lalaoa lay Prop. Realtors * 675-7060. Have something you want to sell? Classified ads do It well -Call NOW, 642-5678. M~t't11"4.·r' mJ' 11lart· thl•ir ad~ h' tt'l•phont" M IXtd m to!>·30p m Monda' 1hru t-'nd .. ,. 111u noon Sa1urdJ v l 'IJe-'TA ~n:.->.I\ Ol"l'ln: :JJO w .. j\ b<'2·:iff711 fllll\ITI NCiTON tH:M 'll 11111~ Kt-ad1 Ill\ rl !)40-1220 LAGUNA Rr.ACH 11116 Gtennt'yrt' 1.a~ll 8t>a<'h 494-!M66 l'IOHTll <.:Ol'NTV 111~1 rrw S40 1220 CUSStAED DEAOUtelS llPJdh•t' for ropv & lt1ll' h• ~·30 pm tht" d11v twfort> publm•l•ton ex t'PPI flll'" -...nda\ & Mon d.tv Ed111nns wht"n dndhnl' 1s :-..tlurd11J1. 12 noon CLASStRlD MGULATIONS f':RRORS Advt'rtl~tr'< ..OOUld rht't'k tlw•r ad. da1lv & repor'I 1•rron. 1mmed1~lrl y Tit 1-: OAll.V Pll..<YT a~"umr,_ lntllthtv flll'" lht' 11 .... 1 1n· t'('offt'('\ 1n.-.ert1M onl~·. ('i\N<'t:l.l.ATIONS Whl.11 luUtnJ! an .. d bl' ~urt' 10 m ake c1 re1'fltd or lh<' Kii.i. Nl'M 10-:H 111v1•n voo hy H'llr ad 111kl'r 11!> rere1pt nl ynur ranreltutoon. Tht~ kill numtwr mu.~t bt' prf'~en Ct'(! bV It..-c1dvert1.'4'r In <'~'4·01 .. dl~l>\lh'· ('1\NCfl:l.l.ATION OH l 'OltMP'.i('TION 01" N 1-:W AU IU: 1'0111-: l<l'NNIN(; Evrrv .. mirt '' miidP to kill °' t'nrr~I c1 nl'"' ad thal ha~ bttn nrdered. but "'l' t•annol CUMVO I~ to do "' unltl 1 he o1d ha• appe4r~d 1n lhr l)iipt't' lll\U: A IJJ"a : A llS Th""' ,K1, ,1rp '1r1rth· r..i.'41 10 ildV11•1't' h\ l'Alttl nt JI ii~\' ltnl" of our of ''""' NO phntlt' ordt•r11 11 ... 111 11nt· :1 1• m .. "nd.S\'. l 'a--111 Mt>i.a ul hr~ II< 12 noon 111 11ll brall<'h oHl<'t'll Tll~: 111\11.V I'll.OT n·,t'P't'' 1h1• n,elll tn 1'111-.Nh', ('(111. rt'n.,.•r nr rf•(U~I' 11 n\ a11\ 1•r. lf).NTlt'fll. ;ind 10 1•h11nl!t> 1111 rttlt'll & n•1t11l11l•<1n~ without prt0r not n•t• Cl.ASSIAED MA.JUNG ADDRESS , .. 0 11.(1~ 1560. l'O.llt l\1 t',.:I !c262fi SIS( & lfNft ROUNDTHEWOILD ~111...11..&..111.Jo...u.-a....-.-....ii._._&i R T 8 C S HS MRXRIELNJPAAIALA C E A l I V D R A E U U t H D N 0 S S T N M A N A F t K K l l N Y H G t OSLGTSGKEVDAPTASAN 1T£GQTATERN OO Y ATTMC R F E S D A S R l Y T l K N J A A 0 C S N A l S N K N N H N 1 I 0 0 f L 0 ASP 1 0 TL E 0 JC C N.U A I A COON8SPIAEHUTTM0 8C M P 8 l E I U M l N 0 L 1 l I N L A I I J U l R 0 I R I L 0 R S S £ H E l e LUKHKC EWA RAZ£RANZCN J 0 C l A T Y S M E J S g M M l N 0 H V 0 K N E N 0 E Y S Z P E M S A T R I lehead. 8Jorn l~~~~~~~-1111!~ Smllh·Meye r . Pail,: _________ _ Morgan. Olive & Victor 11 Rumbellow, Dee Lam· bourne. Tom Gott1er . Elaine Moyed , Eileen Art.ukovich, Sam & Mary Bush . Vera S ha rp . Esther Reed. Mickey Heeres. Sharon Valli, Tom Mesereau. Cindy Aguilar. Chns Capps. Ruth Slat.er, Tom & Ben Roll. ORIGINAL ILUFfS Cozy 2 bdrm. Angelita P\an oo best greenbelt 1~at100. Corner unit with beamed ceilings & all on ooe level. SJ44, 750 673-4400 HARBOR ~21. /\ l11v1~111n or llarhor ln\'~tmt•nl 01 641).5357 sa•a·s SACRIRCE BtJ1 2 story 4 bdrm + deo. FmJy rm w/blt·in wiDe rack. True pride of owoerstup fmly home. Front yrd showplace by foremost designer. Sub- mit today t 646-7711 Make your s hopping Have somethlng to sell? easier by using the Daily Classlfted ads do 1t well. Pilot Classified Ads ~~--~~-.. .. _..... m ............ ... + err'! Cfu.iJlma~ OUR ENTIRE STAFF WISHES YOU THE HAPPIEST OF HOLIDAY CHEER ~"'-................... ...... ONCE for a shinin1 hour, heaven touched earth .. bope was born anew and PEACE reigned in Ute world. Wishing Y• tile special joy that only Christmas brin~. THANK YOU ORANGE COUNTY. ws1pvllllc.ellonOllN•11cit1ca. ANOnlELMAM1'CWllN oni.cs '",,,.county,,..,,.,. IN rMI Deltcl ,.__,., ,.,., A ........ I .. of ..... r t f ...... n, ,, ......... ~TMY 6 TUCK ;', ... ,';c, ~ .;;;. ;:1~ :,,_ i);'itcl! ~r 1, 1t11, E•lllfla Of 1"9 Will Of Mllld ALLEGHANY INVESTMENT JAN11$ ~ :=..~Tvn:""t NaWMAN, CHlttlUMN, & "AITH, CO , INC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo <redlton Mvll\O clelmt 9QeiMI ,,.. said de<e4ent to file Wd cl•I,... In t"9 otHce of IN c;~ ot 11\e •toroMkl court or 10 ,,,..tent '"""' to tlle un-oersloneo .. tr. Olfk• of OSBURN .. OSBURN, ~ Pel,,.,... Avtno;e, los A1199IH, (1' 9007S, wfll<I\ lallt'r ottk• ll IM !>I.Ce Of bul<MU of Ille o;n 0tnlone<1 In •II ,.,.tten Pff1alnlll0 10 H id ••l•I•. Such <1a1mi wllh Ille net&U4try vouchltr\ MllSI be me.s or prutn\.td •• •IMH•ld wlthlll tour '"°"'"• en., Ille llr\I publlc..t\on 01 1111, "°""· O•ltd O«emberl, ''''· MINNA MARIA ~NYOER Aomlnltlr••••• 01 Ille u 111teof ,.10 ~.,,,,., 8 Oplttlll Boltlltdl ... fllneu lednyat .. .... boic It .: ~ Coled• .. PwtN•"' LIW.~ Lingo U• c.,,W..... ' • IMC, 10$ ~II f.utlkl A.,._ 1 .. 1 Oe¥9M., ..... ttt &Hen•, ... ~ SvtlelOt ,....,... ...,._ ~i..,..,. m " aa1t1t.u.cA ST. Antfltllft. C• ..,., Wlll Mne.W OHUltN ANOOSIUltN AttarMy....,UW 8oel ftllll Nldtni.ito Al.tl&~ Tef1 (7141.... ...O. IOll,.,. Pfl. •n•m..nt AttefMY fer l'wc11M1 W•IT COVI~ CA. t11't •• Mkl Tr"'tw, Pullll ...... OfenQf Co.st o.111 Pll04, l"vllllt'*' Cir ... ON.st 0.lly Pl!ot lly WI L.tVOlf 0..C:ef'llllef ~.It, 1', ,._ 1•1' Oet. U, lt,2',l.,.,.Hfl.~"'°' Pvl>llsMd 0rM9t Cotti 0.llY .. 14t ---..l:'~·lLl._---------~~i:u..Dlt<. U, "· », 1t1t UU•11 lOS4 .... ...,,. A¥9. 1.MA ........ 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HAPPY HOUDAYSI t C'tuutmH Ulm' -h~n ~t" l1 ·~ n '" M&J'IY w•Y" It lA pnibobly best rs~ In th• a mbl> of thf' '""""" famlly In UM f1auh ht)f'l'lf' ~ IM llOM t' 111 th hrar't and Uw hOl>t' ()( 1tw Pt'Ot>lr ... hnd • itt•t d aJ or ... ti~rachnn 1u1h the> thc.uiht1 thae our b\nl~ •~ prlm•rth uwnhc-.1 In flod1n1J1 hon\ for 1>\11 rh1•nl\ It '" 141th rttl f ~1n(1·nh' that -.. •l•h t<unon" \\~ff\' MY.ltRV c11Rl!WMAS1 1~m1:,wen dO NEWPORT Cl!NTltl OltlVI! n .... n S UMITS WISTMfHSTff I' ri <.l l· 11 f 0 \.\ n ,. r !t h q.1 • q u a I 1 t y ron~t rul'lton Sl'µ:,1r.H'' owner':. huu~t> ~ .1 l'-"o h,•droom un1lb tiSI $1 .450 mo OW(' 211tl T [) Xlnl t.m·at aon IAQC IAY VIL.LAGE Pru·t.• n ·dut•t·d l11 $100.500 on thts ~ :-ll'Y . 3 hdrm . 2' ·· ba . l'nd umt Own{'r ., n x 1 o 11 !t S u b rn 1 t v o u r <' r <' ~· t t \ <· fullmC'mg ~ R.C. TAYLOR CO . ~ 640·5112 Ru lE·n m IUILD YOUR51l.f A MEW HOME AND STOU ALL THOSE PUSl:MTS! w .............. ,.,.,u ......... ....... D•• roW oc._ .,i.w lof. S44.t00 c.,...,....._...~ ........ .......,,... ........ u1.100 L.,.. a.-a. lot wttti p 1 ... c oc•• •lotw. SI H .000 493-111 Z or 497-333 I C9n'aAL .--rolT OUft.IX Xlftl lot'•UOn an 100 bUc rmt~<d 1ucnm~r "intrr with xlnl "'nl•I hh•lOf)' :t Hdrmi. ®""" I t>d rrn up Obi a•u11· & you own lhto land, for cml> SUi.000 873 3lli6J 61)-..171 Jo, Vl'll associated t) R • ~ l 5' _,, i /,. • r ii.f '-> J J' ~ IJlt vt. 1•6• SUS OHS GUET1NGSI LOVB.Y 0 1 AREA Grt'al nc1ghborhuod I laai S harp 3 bdrm Sum. -B q l.l .. - ml.-riwld home w/l~t: rm .... • t • ly rm & frml dm rm -- Al mosl nev. c rpls & Balboa tsk\nd Re411Y C\llltm drps Move In con· "'(;73·:a70o'" dJUon Bellttr hurry• On·--------lbralA.._........ ly~.950 ~9491 Surrounds enlerldln-( rr Whet.her yoo·re buym~ or UKEA WATUYIEW? See Olli hlghJy upgradl'O lDWnhouse in prest1111ou:. Rancho San .loaqwn J Bdrms • J balhb, over klolang M aM>n Park & lake. with p1rturei.que IJ C I C ampu s & l\utlerock Hills m IJ,1r k ~round WJlk 10 ~olf •'oun.e & tennis court>. 111('1lt home' Largt' pvt ~IJfll 1121!1'H'.ll M'lhng. Classified ad masl~r sui te ! Deluxe vertlllllllt wilt i.tet your J)ll.llelmg lhruout. Party SEU. idle items with a me&age to the ragbt JX.'<>· i.ail'd deck overlook• Oatly Ptlot Cluh1f1f'd Ad pie. Call Today! 642·5678 sparldmg jacuzzi. Sur-----.-.-.liliii•••lil••••••llllillllli. rounded by mountain ..i111 .. pmes 1 ~xcellcnl area 1 iii'" HAPPY HOLIDAYS to all!! ROM All OF US!! rt-ttJ l 'f 0 • H \ f t.JfJ f(lN ti'« r [®lfllltl macneb / Irvine realty MAY WE HAVE The Spirit of Christmas which is PEACE The gladness of Christmas which is HOPE The heart of Christmas which is LOVE And for the 24th year may we personally thank our wonderful friends in Newport Harbor, Irvine and all of Orange County for a tremendous year. JOHN MACNAB Stoff & Associates 642·82lS 6"·6200 "°' Oovfr Oriv~ Hart>M View Center Irvine di C4'mpus Valley Center 752-1414 TAR GA'ZEK11 ~ -...;.;.....-..:.. ____ •• \\' i>ll•" ~ :~.~· :' ~:'·;"'; 't,.":; Ji. l o d• ·• lt>f "'h\119• I " T uHdOV 'f'O(j..,..,.Jutvr~M"'QtOf"IUf"r"liblt ,,, y(V l~J\Qr ._,,., '~ ,.,... ), ... ...,..... .," .... 2-..,. -~ ..,,. Jf9M'ft VO-.. Iii...,. ••ow "''•• .. ,~ , .. ,._ .. ,,.., ...... .,. • ..,., MA~• 'Wltl J'6•w•~• ., ..... ·-·-.. -'°" ... ......,.. :c::·· ::~~ ~:::...· ... :~~· :~:... ~=-E!:!~~ :;~·· =:::,., ~= ••Olwrrt .. .....,. ,.,._ ', , ., ., Nit ,., °""*"' ''""'' .. ,. ,. ... .. .,.., .. ,,,. ,._ p::.;=.:.;==:i ._... .... ·-'' ,...... ., ..... ,, MtiWl n-.,,. a..,. :::o-:!t-::-·-·-·-~=~ ~~-.. ~~=---== •Qwr.t.•"t ,... -~ ,.,~ .. ,.... ... llt,, ·-... •LMW H.M,. o-t ~M .. "" fJNA•nl ~~- FilULOUS llG CAHYOH ESTATE Classic Country English home on 2nd fairwuy, <.idJa1·t'nl to park. Four' bedroom & m ~11d 's, includ i n g master sui l t' w 1t h fireplace and study. L1v1ng room. library. formal dining. hugl· r~1mily room and country kitchen. separate family ~ittmg room m t·h1 ldrrn ·~ wm~. ·1 fareplan·s. ~ :.tatrt•ascs. under ronstructaon for spring occupaocy ~.000 fcl· hind A CO&.DWB.L IA*IR CO. 644·9060 2161 $AH JOAQUIN HILLS "O IN NEw.otn' a NT'Elll c:;::: SELECT I PROPERTIES HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT SELECT PROPERTIES .lir11 f·crrvman f'l'lt· Vtollo 1•:1t t11:11r· Mma Avl:. Lt·n Hr:1c1v B1•t•k \' flrook .. Pat Brudy 11\'ltv \happ•·I t-:lsa G.'.ll!t·tt.1 l .. 1ur,1 Connnlh 1·a r1 Gla"J?014 Dotuc EvaM D<tn I arobon1 Jo.it (; la"i!"" I 'n J l'OnlnR' .. lu (;re' ;\1 a r\' Ann ;\lai.l':1ro t-:11 <;u:irn1·r.1 Lts MJUer \1.mlvn llui.:ht'' 11111 O<>i.t<·rrt•1rh \nm• \fr C:"IJ111l Hoh l'ark1•r Sall\ Hout .Jr•rr" Smith Hn•ncfo \\lwt'll•r ll1rk Wh11t· '''"port fl<'.IC'h {°OO.la ;\lt• .. ;i i<iJ2 S E Jln.,lul :11 :JO II a 1 hflr c:;::: SELECT . I PROPERTIES. PENTHOUSE ON WATER $550 000 "1'1le bnt of yHhtyear". IExuplionol alitda:MM.., ho,_ Oft HM water wfttl th~ fffY fiMlt ift Victorian decor. It's all coont:ulhd wfttl bul" h. •tiqws - ~ mtd IM•elff «Jiau doon Oftd wh1dow1. mouhe wood beo"u, drc.taffOll fcnu ad two 1.btt01ttlol bride fit 1plocn. Wcrtftth autd Hcft ... nt .......... 2 IMclrootw, pin ct.11/1hldy, 2 balcOlllH mtd lnwy hhtcJ OM THE WATBt. loat lllp noilabte. WATERrRONT HOM ~ 2'.'3 \\ ('m"t lfhth14 II\ 'lr•pnrt lk:u-h 111.-1 llJI lllHI ..... ~ - HAVI A VBlY UM19Ul CtltlSTMAS UPllill()UI: t1()M § REAL TORS'. 675·6000 ..'443 L .. '1 Codsl Highway, Corona d1·I M¥ Jl~t on M1~.1 V1•11h• JI 5'\G ~990 UDO ISLE Bay v1t?w from 2 patio decks enhances ('UStom s pacious 5 bdrm .. 4 bath tradit10nal home. li ke new. Ideal tor cntertuming. $500.000 OCEANFWOHT Quality cr aftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floor~ sets off t his landmark; 4 BR, 3 ba. home in finest location. EstablishC"d trees & lawns. S475,000. IACK BAY Finl' 4 hdrm .. 21f.· bath family home on qui et <:u l de sac. Oversized pool. pla yhouse, storage $169,000. TE'rms. IAYFROHT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floor. par tial basem ent. concrete foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341Bay~1deD11v•· NB t>7S ·6161 SEE SEA ISLAND! Deli g htful Greenbr1t·r p l an l'Ondom1mum with an incredible v acw of the Big C::inyon Golf Course. This home 1s l'Urrcntly vac:int and located dose Lo the community pool. Jacuzzi and tennis courts. Many upgrades and ,, 2 \·ar detached garage Pr esented al ~20.000. You s hould ~ec Sea I sland. U~IUUI: 1-ff)MI:§ REAL TORS'. 675·6000 2443 East CoJst H111hway, Corond del MJr .il~o "' M .. \.1 V1·rch· ••I 54() 5990 fiac~t~~~ JJ.app'JJJ.ofula'I~ F«OM YOUR FRIENDS AT COLDWELL BANKER , A COLDW8.L IAMml CO. 644·9060 2111 SANJOAOUINHlu.11110 IN HEWPORTCENTEI' Merry Christmas * from l'l'I•' & Martha Ron'l'I/ \1orothy Burtori fo:lame Demolld f'11t'm Dmw1dd11• .\largorel Duf/1'1/ Ann<' Coll(lrl (;err11 L.ynn Carland ,\loria Giann1111 /1111 & Helen Geld Tom flalle-tt Ci.rt llttMrlJ l\vi Knight Pol L.e1ler Jim Marot111h Dick Mrf>l"rm1111 Clt'nnn .\1cCrl:udu Cio11 Mc/M1s Shirltt11 Michc>lmore Jud11 Mitchell Jl't"TllO'~m t,1nda Oeth Hdt,11 Payne Ann Pein!! /,any Pf11ter Corl Reinhart Jeon Rllltr Ken Rou Lmda Slot1ghter Oone Tomin Barbaro Von Jtm V11/eT& OUR ENTIRE COVY Wlshe1 A SleiCJh F..-Of' Happiness AndA Most Joyful & Perfect Christmas For EYffYone REAL ESTATE THE BEST GIFT OF ALL CLOSE IN 1979 AVOID HIGH INTEREST RATE New leg1s lat1on. new flD&llclng tecluuques and new court decisions. makes it ea~ner than ever lo ~hase or sell a pro· perty & close escrow in a maltA?r of days. 1.-or the first lime. Banks, Sav· ings & Loans can provide ·wrap around' financing. that together with seller financmg can ~al high interest rates Our ~tarr or expe n encl'd pro fesslonal s help their clients buy. sell. or ex· ch a n ge $63 mlll1o n dollars worth of rt"a I estate in the pa~t IZ mootm. Call now & ai.k about our many home!., & investment hi:.t1n~s Call 752-1920. ~ 9UAIL A.!~~~M 10,.. Tll l :JO ,.M.I 2NDTEE $85,000 Imagine walking oul your door onto a bl lfl 1toll course. Yoo must see th1~ lvly 2 br. 2 ba con domiruum. located on the 2nd tee. Subm1l today• 646-nu WESTSIDE C.M. Cute J bdrm home with lar ge yard. All rl· furbished Inside. plu'i new roof Room for all the hobbies-car collet·· tioos. boats. farm ~11,cd gar den s lal m ost l. (logs-ell forS70.000 PETE R 642·52001 MESA WOODS IOHUS QUAIL PLACE PROPER11ES IMC. 714-752-1920 TM 1Mw44ow '""9 SEAVIEW'S FIMEST-$2 71,000 MEW EXCLUSIVE OfFERING FantastaC' p:tnor:1m 1<· ,·1t·w of city lights. o<·t•;rn, C':t1:tl1na & Palos Verde:-. A b:.olut •· p1·1I c•1·11on th ruoul Uus profl'!)s 1onully tlt·t·11r;1led & p rof. land~t·apt·<.l .. Nantut·kt•t" model ! Bettc·r than mo ... t mot.h·I homes. Highly 1 mp rm 1·d w11 h luxuriou~ custom t·ptng & dr~1pcncs. automalit· ~pnnklcr!t & outdoor li ghting & expensive '-'all c·ovl'rangs Soft color!). Call today to ~cc this 2 bedroom & convertible d en hcauty. Sccunty area offers pool and tl•nn1 s courts . WlSUY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2 1 I I Salt Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CEMTER. N.I. 644-4910 macnab I Irvine realty SEAVIEW CUSTOM HOMES •3 Bil. 3 lwtll w1tht• line quality of the bw lder·s d 1st111 t l 1 Vt' mark. Den w tsuedc wall!. fam i ly r m w/archcd brk (pk mbl. couriters & birch paneling. Finished garage w 1sep laundry rm & work area. $3.59.000 < J .57 I •I HH IJm ll~ rm w 1lw lmesl material s & appointments. Spltl·lcvcl decorated 1n neut ral Lones Amenities incl. 2 fplcs, wet bar & intercom thruout. S349.000. Comm pool & te nnis <J-5"8> LYNNE VALENTINE 644·6200 642·823S 644-6200 "°' Dov~r Onv~ H•rbof' View Ceote< Irvine at campUS Valley Center 7S2-1414 cac: &BORDE BLllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE DON'T MISS THIS Rest Buy In Mes a Vc•rdc. 3 Bdrm. + Fam Room In Great Location Ncar Schools. A L ittle Redecorating Will M~1ke This /\ Super House. S7!l,!)()() It·..,/\ Supe r Ruy. SUPERB DUPLEX On Capistrano Reach. Each Unit Hru; 3 HH + f1rcph.1('l'. Wonderful Loc<1 t 1on W i th Seclusion And Leis ure On Th<> Sand Mid w ay Ret ween L .A. /\nd San Die~o. Come Inspect This Gorgeous Smog-Free & Temf)<'r<.tlC' Lcwalc• $750,000. --...... , ...... 631-1800 111 Dova DRfVE $~\\.JtllA-"£~s· That lnfriguing Word Game wdtlt a Cliuclcle -----, ....... 1'y CIAY I POU.AH Lvly 4 bdrm. 2 story home w/lge bonus rm 9 •-._,..,, o1 ,.,. fmly rm & frml drn rm '°"' ,...,...t>i.c1 ""°'"' i,. Pool sized lot. Cathedral low o0 100,.. '°"' """''-_..,, story m Mesa Woods. At -...--.-....... -....--.-l ceahn1$5. Lowest pnced 2 I H A R R E T r.!r! ::94~· •t will go ._'_._I _._I _._!2__._l'__._I -' UNMARRIED WOMAM Wants to 1eU you her lvly 3 br. 3 ba w aterfront home. Low maintenance )'T'd.Walk to beach. Close to pools. clubhouse & ten· nil. Just listed. 646> 7711 I KAO BE I I I I' r i I W A Q U S I ~ Two acqualnt1noM met It 1--.- 1 - 1 ,,..;...,, 1 ....., 1 -1-4 le th• entrance of • PO· ~ cnlatrltt'• ottloe. One 11kld: · · • "AreyouQOlngorcomlog?""ll .. ,-5-U-B_E_L__,,0--. 1 :,:~~'.', t11d the other,"-I I' r I I I 0 ~~, ~ ... ~~"1q:t. -cl.¥.lop --No ....... • ;~:~:.~VMlftEO ,. r is I' r I' r I' r I •;;-I I I I I I 1" I I I I 'I i1nd wh•t you want m Oail1 Pllot ClaStlmeds_ 5CaAMoUfS .AMwen M. ChKsiflcoffoll SI 00 • ' ' .. DAILY PtlOT Hovu1 Fot-S• 1 Few S. ...._.. ,_ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GaMd 1001 Colh....._ 1014 .......... 1041 ···········•·······•·•· ............................................. . MERIY CHRISTM~ FROM MISA Dl&. MAit POOLHOMI t h l' 1>rt1 rf'i.A IU1Hl ll\ l.&11d•CJIW•I :, bdrm J bulh homt• h11• It llll' .. OU c .ui ,..alk to "htll•I~ A "1om1Ullf C 1n 'Al lvr luri:t• lnnlih UI ~llO•'OCK' Ii. hn nt>t~ 11n t1U11•t• &. "'"'loll room I\ r\'11J \ ahw at Stal.000 Cull~· ~WJ Axer! Lo•.ty Halec:rest ~t pnttd 3 ~room home an an-a' Olnlna. ~ fl~pl .. ct aod p.AUo Call now STJ.900 UKR W-1'1m TAA8al. ~----· Deliaht ---------•I ~lJ"rbl) d("(-u~alt'<.I ~w~t SI.AS OHS vnd urut Z ~room l'On ,._._.... do Wlt.h t!lltUlg llf'elt C'O\I ~~,,NGS t'rl'd pntlu :iod t umm To All Our Custonu•r.. p oo l Mure' tlKR l':11sl ~~Ill Future '-" ,. S40 1720 Clrf'About You JACOISlliLTY Wl 67s.4'70 -· ~~~~~~~~-·I f or sale by Ownr Alon 4 Hr 2 B:i , rwvol ~ rt• mudelf'd homt• 1n pnrni-Npl ll~b ;me.. All nt•w kitchen & t•.irpt·tang thnioul 6i~·"; a'>1>u mable VA loan $96,000 548 80311 Lake San Marcos Z?SOsq n.. 2BR 21.'lba, den on 1tolf rourse. Im mtH'. Sl00.000. Owner /Bkr & 714/756-1982 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $8000DOWN 1044 ..•...................• CWINY BEAUTY R&a 2 story • bnlruom t1omt" ldoll)' lcu·a1t•<1 n•·•r 1·ommun11 \-pool and h·1u111 V•r•nl and ff'ild) t .• uiy tnnu w tll IDOH~ )'UU n~bl tn t.'all ...... 'dori l ~•ll ' LOOK HERE! ·11\f· pt•rll"ct 11tartt r hom1 '°')OU On!)' l rear uld flit • l bt•cJroom l<M't\homt-~ ~lltltlg OJI quirt Krttnbt•lt llnd 11h'J* tn>m pool. 'Pll und lt'll ru.' ~11uufull)' dc1>1gnt'd 1rNlk-i.nd out t'11ll to M '\' e~ n>\NCH l\EALTY 1.>~> 1 2000 MOVEIHTODAY W oodbrtdf:t! S &S Rl'dwood model Plu~h l'PlS, A/(;, f11 eplact' Sil600 down. takt.• OVl'r Joan. Sltt,900 OwnN mlbt i.cll U S A K<'alty S62-S881 or 581-5986. or 646-0007 SUPERB Turtleroc k l'rt•,1dcnt Home. Profession ally landscaped and de<·orat ed Plan 50. The ultJmale . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9"t. 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H '"I'll 1,· ti White Water & ·10 ...-n \ 1.-Yt from 1·witom bwll J bdrm . 4 00 homt! :k(l.AT<ilt' Ql n< • Llt.rge puUo &: d1·<·u . on pr1v,1LI', woodt1cJ lot Walk to wwn & twuch $29) 000 <.'0201> p Catalina Sunsets F'rom quality. cust~m bUlll 3 bdrm. residence. spaClOUS floor plan incl. ram. rm . den & 2"'2 bath.~. fis h pond. pool & 18CW\7j, S23S 000 f:tl.'U OP ~Ian H'"'' I •,/,1/1· '"• 'JOU (; ''"''' Y'' Sf1t•t•f ..S<l4 ':14!3 '149 0316 EXECUTIVE SPECIAL hf • nttthotMG4 ol Im.. po1ln1«omr11 Th1l' J bdrm ~lu rdrvunt Wu tdllt hum•• 111 " ba.rt(aln. 11nced for you Al $~9 000 Tht'rt'' old fllahlofwd 4u11htr. 1n th111 ~ homf' St1t11 l the nt"W Y"•r Mflht In lhe Nrwport tit ich S<" hoot Dt'ltrk\ To aff thlli m "tlullly OPJM'»Uni;: homt•, caJI u..11111640 I 15l ~s~ HERITAGE REALTORS llODEGRH VIEW Lvly Ut'<' hOmt' 3 bdrm. 3 ba. aep family rm O\C'rlookin~ tht Ol't•a ll fl I Cl g .irden 11t.num bnngs the out.:ude u1 Prof decorutang & lw¥ht'llPIO~ 7~ 1501 SACRIFJCF. Beaut 48R. pool. spa. t11e yard XJnt aru. Sl42,SOO 87~4.'lti i\Mt. CHOICEN.I . SAVE SSS This o\·e rsried t'Xec home has 4 lge bdrms, 3 bn. 2 fflllCS , 3 car garage & air cond. Sandpiper model Ul H. V. lillls-no landscaping-pnced at $237 .950 ree . la nd. 7»1501 "" . . ..••••........•......•.....•.......••..•....• Mldrl 1,,,.. .:.R CosUI Ma •. 4 re· EASI'SIDE 3 br. l ba. Bdrm 2 ba Fam rm -_ ~-. -.~. - MarWte Redty modelod bou.lea on tot. lrple, encl. back yard. Al.l1 m' 11 blt.lna Oc · For Sale by owner. Hr.~& schoobl u •a • ..an _,. .,_ ..... ~ ...... 71 view, pvt beach. Nlaucl --· _,, • ,........ Shonil.SIOO. 769·1485 -..4PUX-eves. NlGUE.l._SllOltE ' Askloa 0111y $112.500 t:l2S Redec. 2.Br ~-1>1de, Spacloui• bdrm 2,,., Mual sell faat. Pnnr on au. rncd pauo. Married iiam rm beach ' tennis' 2!_.Scoltf\eallyS36-7S33 ~~~l.11 ~ S635/mo. 493·fs293 or Rear 2 litt w/yard. no 1_83_1_·1_4.5.'I _____ _ ~-a_e_s_o ___ 4 P'lt!x. SGO.ooo. Conlrn<.'\ pct&, 2 children OK 1990 POCTlOC\a /\Vt! l>on 't dtA turb front tenant S350 mo 21317!17 18111 eves. w END~fambOmt!l + Plu.!12 on R2 90' bwldable IOC S285M. 7101 Seashore . own~r Will con:;1dtr ('«lcfo tradt' 645-IWIO HIGH ANXIETY . caus(-d this pnee to drop 3 Bdrm. lrml dm· 111.r. Cplc. & lush rear yard 2 blkl' to llorbor lllW\. Slz.:J.000 G4~ 7221 ~Htclff Realty c:J sale. 3 house" $47 .000 Call M1trcel. 711>-7271 LnRBch ~21 WH1dff R•alty N''IUcl Shores 4 br, 2 b11, sea Terncc, Plan J 011 lge lot. Newly palntC'<i. f'Yplc, fam rm, te-nlU6. pool. jltCUIZI " beach 67S-6892; ~I 2.'DB. Pauo home near the sea on Monarch Summit 2 n r. 2 b:a. :tll adult Uvlf\l'l $525 Mo to mo or I ·1t~t' 800-tlWS. ------ Npl Hts 2 Ur duplex Newport •oc.h 32'9 t'enced y•rd. 11dlts NO •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Pl':r5 $325. C11s/wtr pd. HARBOR VJ EW HOM F.S 673-22!16 Carmel Model 3 bdrm :! F--. -.-A. A ha. ram. rm dbl g:a.r _..._ creoge Nice 3 bdrm. 2 ba hOWlti. aardener tncl $675 per UH acres. $14,000 pr Pal.lo S36S 188 Monti· mo.caltMt-7&97 11crc Owner financing Vast.a. CM 675·5464. Un , ___ _;,_;, ____ _ avatlable. 25'A down. r rt UOO ISLES ldnn Ot1Mr RMI latah ~ 1-um __ or-'-pa______ 136 Via Trieste Sfac1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fR€HIG€ O..OPoMt 3226 homt! w lge ivio~ ......._Not.a ~ _ HOM€\ •••••••••••••••• •••••• • rm + den . I m m a<;. Far ScM 1100 2Br. 2Ba ocn v1t!W condo $J.2SO/mo tse. •••••••••••••••• ••••• •• 3333 W Coll.St llwy. NB On cliffs abovc ma n n.i. Waterfront Homeb MOllLEHOME IHFORMAWON Rent. option to buy info. repo's. loan ass umpuon ~. F.asy finance 0 .A C 9c:Jfices. MoWW Hon. Stor. W. Anaheim i61·1442 Anaheim 956-1011 Santa Ana 554·7070 E. Anabe1m 956-4500 Westminster 848-8895 Mobile Home furn or un· 645-6646 S485 m o . 4 99 4663 631-1400 anytime. Loh for SciM 2200 -------3 bl'. 2 ba. lge encl patio. ....................... .._..'"9fo0 leoch 3240 Gardener mcl. No pct!>. Will trade 3 sub-<11v1ded ••••••••••••••••••••••• S52S 546-6958 lots. Las Ve~as. for cash, 4 BR . 2'" ba. wulk to•--------- s811boat. car, diamond:.. ocean $.500 mo. A:.k for Udo Isle 3 BR, 3 bu, 2300 etc. 675-7687 KA!.1th. 962-4471 sq n. drps, bllns. 4 )'fl> old $900. 631-5231 Will trade 2th resort acres on lake in Elco. Nevada for cash. sailboat. t·ar, diamonds. gold. c lc. 675-7687 ........ Dneri. Resort 2400 New-elegant-2 bedroom $5.50, or 2 bedroom + den Wall< to beach condo. 2 br . $575 Cedar & window 211% ba, W/O, gar. Pool. home. Five blocks to 559-8182 beach. Private 2·car HOME + A.PT. furn. Acl"OSs street shop· 2BR house+Apt over puig&buses.S8500firm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ldyUwild mountam cabin on 1h acre. Needs han· dyman. SS0,000 Owner Hox 571 ldyllwsld 92349 garafle. Fully m a in· 4 BR. very mce a rea . 1859 t.a.J.ned yard. Adults. No Port Taggart Pl. int•l pets. lnqwre at 52$ lllth gardener,. water. $7011 Street. (7141960-6331 mo. Ava1l1t ble now . 75&-1152, 644-57W gar. R.2. Big corner lot. 642-2750• 548-4758 view. DIR. L /R. den. Mobt.le lfomefumuhedor $225,000 Appl only 215 St. unfurnished. $8500. Xlot 2 Br w1gar. $295. Crvt. ;:;---• fncd yd, water pd. 21 10 ,,e w_Port Shorei.. :Jbr, "O" Delaware 636-4l20 a trium. Jacuzzi. nr 1.:; • ~ach. Pets ok. $550. 548-7980eve. And re w s R d . A g l location. 645-2570 _540-0608_________ ---24-XS2--2~B~r~2-B-a-.--A.ttltab ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrm .. 2"'2 ba .. Lwnhse l bUt.. to beach. Oen. view. RACH $650/nt Yrly 19'18 Skyline. $42,500. 960-5022 Homes ,..nlilMd frp., 2 car car. S650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-1956 or Anna ut lcAoa 1"-d 3 I 06 957-1.851. t duplx, Including bay front to be excb. down in ~pkg. 213/684-3200 Assume balancto of $141,000 at $1380 mo. Mesa Verde, 4 Br. 2 Ba. pool, jacuu.i. oo quallfy. ing, vacant. 754"6519 address m Irvine wrlh Lag.a Hlls I 050 everything you want in a ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVELY UDO home on a s pacious 56' lot. A roomy single story 38drm. Cam rm home. charmingly decorated with country Frenc h k itchen. oak floors. fireside, formal dinio~. stained and leaded with glass windows and warm natural wood tones thru· out Conwntrcial ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------ttrop.rty I 60Q BAY FRONT 2BR. 2 ba. "'2 MILE FROM BEACH Ufflitin Paid La.rite 2 story home, b11( rooms. vaulted/beam1>. 2 huge bedrooms. 2ba. r~15, deck, 2 patios. l(as BBQ. D/W. refng. Encl gar, work space, launci hkJcp l child. no pets. Great house. 960·5844 f.MBUDST. Duplex with owner's un· 1t. good location. dbl. g.arage. 2 frplcs Clear. seUer wiU carry lsl T.D $249.000 NEWPORT IEACH REALTY 615-1642 642-0762 COf"OllO .. Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX So. of HM)hway $195,000 5 SINGLE FAMILY HOUSES One 3 Bdrm four 2 bdrms. all with enclosed garaKes. Call 64.S-9161 , . ... 1 OPEN HOUSE ~ REALTY ?.' " ' BtlAHDHEW TOWHHOMES •'lritt.ywoock .. fine home · and it has a lt's ~eous! 2Sty.4 br. VIEW~ fnnl din·g. lrg FR. 21"1 lt513 CAMPVSl>a·lft\'INE IRVINE FOR ba, upgrd's galore! B ltn vac. gar opnr. brick pal.lo. prof lndscp. All this & more for only $132,400. Realty World, 768-3585. PLUS A large pool size south pauo. $295,000 for appt. to SH CGl644-721 I /Jn NIGEL DAILEY & ASSOCIATES ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.23 E. Bayfront. $695. Xlnt cond 4 br . 2 ba. NEW SHOPPING Herb 213147g..3577 days frpk . patio. on cul-de· C£NTER • sac. ~ blk from Elemen- Newport Beach Area. Costa M.so 3124 tary school. No pets Tnple net leases. First ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS75.Call afler4,968·3636 yea.rs rent guaranteed. 3 BR. 2ba. furn Condo. ~°" Pnmc tugh traffic count. Garage. Vanguard I HcsbOur 11.000 Sq. feet rentable Newport Bl, CM. S475 THEILUFFS 4 Bdrm .• 2"'2 ba , ram1k1t, + formal d111 Studio condo. with view ing. fresh ly pa1nlt'CJ. 3242 1>pace. S780.000 mo 768-4666 ~ Sldns Co. Uew_ipoe_rt_le_odl ___ 3_1_6_9 611-3400 or ••••••••••••••••••. •••. 644-1751 OFFICE IUILDIHG 4 smell suites. $89.900. Near Bnstol & Baker, Magrulicent beaehfront West Newport home. 5 Bdrm. 2 baths +dorm loft. SllOO/mo.to June Yrly lseposs1ble956-S87 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool & Jae. across from cnsp & elean. Move in beach. $375 84i -4525 now at S600 mo. '"'-32441---•Am~•n•t640---•5560itim--• ....................... , _________ _ Luxury 2Br 2ba W. 8 . 40· Boat dock. 3 bf'. 2v,, ba Arbortake twnhse. 2 car condo. 2 sLOrY. (rplc. blln gar. frplc. laund rm. nr kitchen. Yrly uoo. lake. Vacant $500/mo or 67S-6T75 lse/opl1on . 1:193-1370, --------- o n lovely A vocado /\venue, a charming 2 bdrm. 2 sty. UIJl'lde down ~with cc-dar shingle c·xtenor and s undeck PLUS a luxunous 2 bedroom. 3 bath apl Q>vered pat.Jo and 3 car garage. $210.000. (EastsLdeCosta Mei.al •CM~·~/\~gt~. ~S48~·~T1~29~~~ Ho.ft Uwf•lli>hed -----------...................... . Gaa:al 1202 559-1833 ()(' 495-5906 WXURJOUS! 644-7211 2 10RM con •GE Englis h Tudor 2&.3 Br s pht level. 2&3 c ar garage , frpl<'s . microwaves. grttnhouse windows. pool. s pa . TENNIS courts. From $89,950 646-0061 or ~l920 Developed by Woodtree Dev. Ql PLUSIHCOME Pegged hardwood floors. v.uxl beamed ceilin~s. 2 ----"---'--=----- bnck fireplaces, <·ountry lalcheo PLUS 2 Bdrm, 2 bath income unit w/pvl patio and yard. $190,000 C•644-7211 ~ M.Btl " 1cwtf3l• MBtRY CHRISTMAS From all of us to aJI or you! BUY/TRADE C~-Sl-iORES Your smaller home for this dramatic 3 bdrm .. 4balhs. panoramic O<'ean view es tate with pool Hemodeled. like new! Xlnt f1n anc1ng •nail Owner will carrv TO. Hurry, only view· home avail m this prei.t1g1ous. pnvate beach communi ty &>sl buy m town al $489,000. land included ! RidtRlty 673-7040 CAMEO SHORES LOWEST PRICE Deluxe 3 bdrm .. 2 bath ran.yon home just lite~ to Lhe b each. L us h landscsping! Room for poof & ocean view deck; central atr-e<>nd • Uke a model. $259.900 Ridt lltty 673-7040 642·5062 or 673-1182 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Super Brookview w/plusb carpel, air con· dJtJorung, encl. atnum. lge mast.er bdrm w/m1r rorcd wardrobe doors. Can you believe 1t also in· eludes refng, washer & dryer. All for $85,500. Hurry Ca II 979-1050. SURF REALTY red hill~: ... 552-1500 ,.,CEIUSTH Now t.hat Christmas is over, get i.enous about t.he purchase of your new family residence. Start wit.h this attractive Pla n 47 in Culverdale. Four bedrooms, family room. duung room -tried baths · gold plush carpel r ustom drapes anll u pnce of onJ y $108,000 ·red hill~:: 552-7500 HlllwKngton leach I 040 LUXURY 2BR 2 ba Wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• bridge ArborLak ~ CONDO IY OWNER townhouse. Nr lake Lo 2Br. 11;,98 , bllns. bLO down, super deal $1 IOK bnck frplc. nr ocn & Will consdr lse/option. shopping. relrig. As· By owner 893-1370 or sumable loan, s57,500. 551H833or495-S906. 963-1342 Gel GREEN cash for WHITE elephants wit.ha Classified /\d I 024 ___ Ca_l_l 642_-567_8 __ Irvine twnhs 2br, 2ba. 2 stry, ba in u br. 2 car garg. frplc. patio. Up· graded. Vacaol. Call PM 644·7475. $73.500 By Owner. PRJCID TO SEU Why pay more for this roomy 38r coodo. home. Many, many amemlses. S'Tl,900 VIia Auociates 768-5001 U.,.OHkpef 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • oCEAHVIEW 3 Bdrm lownbomc. like new with m a n y up· grades. Ocean comm uni· ly with tennis, pool. Ja cuzz i . s auna . clubhouse & pvt access to parking at white sand beach. 1 Yr warranty. Sl.29.500. 493-9494 495-5220 496-24 ll 830-5050 .WW w/Ocffft Vu Bei.t buy 1n Monarch Bay Terrace. $325,000 d/Mb~~ R E A7i.-T Y 640-6259 Laguna Niguel ~ealty • Merry Christmas NIGUEL SHORES For great beach bvrng. Outstanding 3 bdrm home with fam rm & din tng area, close lo club hquse, poo l . tennis courts.saunas, jacuzzi& pvt pa.ricing to wtute sand beach. Priced to sell $147.500. 493-9494 495-5220 496-241 J 810-5050 $5000 On Big 4 bdrm. 2 ba. horn~ W/pool. JUC .. ram-rm , completely remodeled. Bag lot. muc h mor e Owner will rmaoce. No credit needed S155,000 balance. As k ror l!:d Oiemow 964·245.s CUST~HOME LA.STOF7 4 Br. 3 Ba. master bdrm retrwt.. 2 frplcs. formal di.rung, 3 car garage. ap· prox. 3000 sq. fl. 2297 La Linda Court. $189.500 Owner I Agent. 552-4894; 642·2164 or 673.-0782. For S ale by Owner. BeauL1ful 6 mos old Newport Terrace condo. Prune loc:itioo. sgl sty eod unit. :? Br 2 Ba, w/garage. 548 -8038 Priced below mkt at $83.000. UDO ISLE JUSTUSTEO T ota l warm th a nd elegan ce . A ll new thruout. Single story on extra wide lot at quiet eod or Island. Gorgeous, large brick patio 3 Bedrms + small ofhcc Large master w/loads or closet space. Lovely floor plan allows for totally private guest suJle or maid's $399,000. Call ex- clUS1ve Agent for appt. to see. Beth 964·2431 or 83S..(l2J 1 Pager 119515. On'IlleWater. Newport. Sl75,000 Agent 968-9922 IUYDIRECT FROMOWHER SAVESl.000 Harbor View Knoll. 3br. Tri-level, Cape Cod Con· do-Open s pa<.'t' vie w every room. Tennis. p0ol. VIR assumat>le loan. Poss. lease option. Sl Tl ,000 640-4848. ....................... ---------1052 .,_ ____ -il..,..a leoch I 048 ~leech I 048 ~ Hkpl I 052 ...,_Higllll \¥C>'1V! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHAT A VALUE 1bi.s charming Eastsldc 4 bdrm 2 bath home reatUttS: A remodeled kitchen and bath and ls priced below market . Owner's moving out of state aod are very anx 1ous. Hurry oo this one• CalJ ~58110 ~·HERITAGE . • REALTORS What a Wonderful World of Sbopploc. rlaht at your f1n1ertJP11 cvc-r)'· day• Dally P i l o t Oasallled Ads To place )'OW' ad. call "2·5878 and !ft a Claallled Ad· Visor belpyw. file~~ .J.lapp'J.J.l~fula~ AtOM YOUR FRIENDS AT COLDWB.L IAMKll A. COl.DW&L IMC8 CO. 496-7222 831-0836 • TllrHM .. di..,,._ &..t-eMlplt ...... • MONARCH IAY THRACE Large 4 Bdrm .. 3 bath home on a lovely cul·dc-sac. Outstanding pool & outdoor e ntertainment a rea. Light & airy. $265.000 .. COUWIU. ...... co. 496·7222 831-0836 nr. Mt rrdi l9f ,._. .............. > ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhuv Park TerT. 2 bdrm 2 IRcOll9 P\ operiy 2000 Lilre new bi 4 BR d<> ba. pool. jacuzu. garage Spec~ 3rd floor condo on the bayfront on l.1d11 Peru.nsuJa. 2 Bdrm!> + den, expensive carpt!t· log. 11Urrorcd bar. de luxe kitchen. 2 sundecks. $1000 Per mont.h. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • g <'On opener . $475 55I ·1882 3 -... .a. OT & encl gar. Re<' 1-·ac1I. eves """"' L Scott Realty. SJ&7S33 -------- REHTALS East.side C06t.a Mesa 3 lcAoa l"-d 3206 separat.e houses on cor· ner lot. Super local.Ion. ••••••••••• •• ••• • •• • •• • $159.900. Bay Front upper urut. 3br, 2ba. frplc . open beam. sm loft. SSSO. First, Last &depoo;st. 675-4434. A PR€HIG€ lc6oaP1•1'• 3207 '-J--~ HOM€.~ ••••••••••••••••••····· 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB l bdrm. cottage. Close 64~ IL IL ,.6 walk to beach. shopping --& park. $375 mo. incld 76 UNITS ~ 32nd St. 675·7367 lyOWNBt Low re nt. Take over CorOfta det Mar 3222 91h% loan. No vacancies. •••••••••• •••••••• ••• •• Property located al 1049 ()pen beams & s pacious. 3 West 2nd.St. Rialto. br. :? ba & frplc. Yearly. CALL 542-1676 <2all 5.57-2200 ask for Mr. for Ulfo. Biers welcome _ru_1.uu __ . ------ 4 B. I. duplexes 2 BR.1"'1 bath home.2car incl. bayfroul to be ex ch. garage & deck. $4501 mo down i n a pk g. Watt!rfro nl H"mes 213/684-3200 _631_·_1400 ______ _ BEACH FIXER 2 BR hse w/yarrl. so. of SI 15 000 Hiway. $450. No pets. • • 675-5000' 640--0241 San Clemente Tn·Plcx. priced to sell. 2 Br home. adults. no pets. Well located 2· l · I . itarage gardener. $425 BERTHA HENRY _mo_.67_5-_7258 ____ _ REALTORS . 21SDelMar 4!12_4121 J Br.3 ba,frplc.bltns.ulll room. 7 UHITS-C.M. Agt 675-5930 2 BR. 2 ba....... . S525 2 BR. 2"'1 ba ..... $425/475 3 BR. I'• ba.... . . . $475 3 BR. 2 ba ....... $475/550 BROKF.R 673·44()(J 3BR.2V2b:i. · $625/650 3 Br rondo. or school. 3 ~R. 3 ba ... · -· S625 shoppinJ:. I ~': Ba $475 4 BR. 2~ ba $650/1095 mo Owner. 64G-0192 3 BR. l ba. SSSO/Tust.in 4 BR. 2"'1 ba. $1000/Npl. Harbor View Home 3 Hr . 2 Ba, garderung incl. Avail Jan. 6. S600 640·0178, 546-3210 or 546-8471 ' ON WATER wlboal shp 2BR. new c pt/pJIO~ S7SO!mo 3 BR, 2 ba TurtJerock 3BR 2ba Lido Isle . NH CaJ I Ben.son 586-2384 or Wells. 645-9950 2BR nr beach $315/mo Waterfront HOIMs 631-1400 OCEANFRONT J lJR l.alJaalMaleodl 3248 ho me. S hort term . • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SllX>/ mo. Spectacular view 2 br. studio. 3 be. bltns. rrp1c. deck . patio. privc1 ('y, many x t ras. $650 494-7341 MOBILE HOME 24x60. ZBR Corona del M..1r. $450per mo W atec f1 Oftt H°""', 6 31-1400 comer lot. adlts. no pets. 4 Br 21~ Ba pool homt", ocn Vlew. 642-6571 nice res1dent1al arcJ. Beaut. new buildin g. Pireplac-es. xlnl locatio n. TSLlnvmts 642·1 CodaMeso 3224 •-H'•-32 S700mo.675-2607 •••••••••• ••• •• • •• • • • •• .....,...... I.-> 50 -------- IREAKEYEH 150/o DOWH 4-Plex & Sngt Family Assume. Seller will carry pa per . Mngmt avail. Agent. Gary 0 . Bosler 960-4388or S36-2'98 Principals only Sll.500 PIRUNIT 4 IDRM POOL HOME T18 Allegheny 4 Bdrm 2 bath. fireplace. fenced yard . cover ed pallO. $575 mo. Nr. South Coast Plaza ~ I I 'llo W HI \I I\ ' ' ' ~~·11 ro111 H•1 co•o•~ de• Mir •••••• •••• • • ••••• •• • ••• CANALFRONT 4 br. 3 ba, NEW 4Br. 38a. Ji: fam rm, 1mmac. walk to beach or schls, sho~ & fwy, NowonJyS750. si.lO mo. owner 962-0925 Manna Realty 642·88.'l<I or892-7~aft6PM 3 Br. 2 ba, ~ +uul. Avail. Feb. 1st. Family. nopets. 768-4116. New 2br I ba on lake, frplc. A/C, rec. rac 1I. $400. 673-6634 . Classified Ads 642·5678 Oceanfront 3Br yrly $4511 Nice 3Br 2balh L11fo Sands home S62S 2 Bachelors avaslablf• Call for move m!o JOMS RJty. Inc.. 673-6210 Brand new 3br. 2'hba. Ho.wt URfwwllMd HoirHs u~ $55,500 PEil {rJ)lc. Dbl garg, pool & •••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••; IUl~MG AVEttAGE iacuzzi S min to b_ch Yr-Newport 8-och J269Hu rt lffch 3269 ~ ~tll:~:'o ~~! ~::'tit~~-SS2S. ·•••••••••••••••••••••ol•••:r.'e:•••••••••••••• & 4 ooe bedroom apts. in f e xcellant area or3 bdrm.lrg. eoccdyard Riversid e . Will t!X · Drive by 2039 National. h ...... , Sloe 000 T I S39S p e r . mo. Js l c.-'6e · ""• otu lim +SlOO Childreo pets T A 3 BR. wall-wa ll cpls, fnl'd ;_~1920-'-'U .. ,L OKC811833-9305 Pl .. CE rearyd.$360.2622-ESan· ~ ta Ana Ave. 714/249-5236 PtlOPBTllS"' 3bdnn 2 ba Large yard. 10,. Tit l :JO P,M.I No pets. Aval.I Jan 10 Ca.It all 4 S48S 968-3636 TAX llMl!Ft'TS: 2 199 Meyer . Near Four Plex. Cd rental Harbor/ Victoria CIC* to ahopl 4t bus, MULHlilH h . 2ba, bttins. ffPlc. dbl ....., .... ..,. 1111'1· $460. 821 Presidio. 754-7100 _645-_1.926 _____ _ New 2&3 bdrm, frplc, l•.a CLOSIM6 bltnl, 2 car 1ar1ge. $450 Moille Hw P..tl &up.64.H63'7. &-lier to c arry Trust ~ 3 br, 2 ba. near new. Deed.~ spaces. Part E·ald e. yard . W /D KOA, 1% cash r eturn. hookup.2carea~l gar . 644-81513 Agent. TSLlllamt 6'2·1603 . , / • NEWPORT BEACH L<il't of the new homes on thl' water for lease only. Live and e:\tl'rlain in ele~ancc in your new custom home' with designer interiors . Conve:-'iencc orie nted to Include 3 car ~arages with tiut om~-iti c o~eners; kitchens with mi cro-wave ranges. self-cleanin~ ovens. trash compactors. and BBQ ran~e tops: wet-bars in all models : fi repla ces In l ivin~ r ooms & bedrooms. indoor laundry areas; guest suite. family room and much more. Dock availablf> to all tenants Shown by appointment. Call Linda Haun <7J4l 833·~150 (8to5weekdays) " I ••••• r. All I e Ii · •·tar. phalt lktJN Call I •••• Ex· i.lni;. 11121. 'i Cl' re· •tat ' .... ror !&$. to IOU Ill)' ow -00 •• tll '() s. 'S ,. s e • (II OAIL Y PILOT lue~ey, D.a.mber 2t. 1978 ; ....... u. ..... d •••••••••••••••••••••• s.ct1•• 327' ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~ .OCun JJJll&-~dA. bdrm 2tt ba frpli! I 101' «IW'M. pool, ~an vie", No pcU 141a rrr mo IC m" 1-&M ---S..AM 1210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8tadfon1 l\lo'nhm 4 Br rne 1ar. fv' P•llo s.JXlfmo Oal 7~ ~I 3 bdrm how.f, n w 1 rpt. rued~ dt-~or•l•d. Ira tnt'd Jard, llAI tt Oood llt'1&1\borhuod 'h1IJ Ii P''t OK ~ pcir mu ~ S..-.L..... 3216 ....................... Wlllk 10 bu"h rcuy •dc>I~ I Bit h"•' l'~t ~·o' 1i jU&llU. fpll b.•11 111 C'l"ll I 4' 1143 ..._..,.,.._dor u.tw-.1.a.d ) l 00 ····•····•·•··········· MOllUHOMI f.-ORMA TIOM Ht'2ll, 1>pU0t1 to bu)' int .. rt'pc> .11 lo.m auumf1t100 rt" l-:&~> hnam ,. ll \ '· ~ olrtrn Mobi6e Ho... Stor. ·\1111.hclm ~ tlll 1 ~ILi All• ~\4 l07U t:Ut An11ht•11n ~ l'IOO W Ana~101 7i\l 141.! Wt-..tlllllllill'I IMti ~!I Schools and Instruction This variety of flne Khool1 could lntrodu<e Call 642-5678 Ext. 321 PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ITS OPENING FOR FALL ENROLLMENT CLASSIS OfAllD ill: • Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Ballet. Toe. Pas do OeuJC and Vortauons • Beginning and Advanced Tap • JaU • All Popular Disco ALL AGES ACCEPIED MocAr1lltr s.-w .! br. 2 ha, duplr;.. h\ 4ZSI Mawtk••· WM G wat~r. NB 142!1 M11r111.i CMesttec.11 .... CINYwl Reliltyti4Z~> """'•-__.•--.a. c....aaf. t'Z660 01recto<s Bonnie Wilcox and Jonr Morell " ... ,,_, ---. - CllWdia :elsclan• 133·1395 644-IZtS OPENINGS HOW IN IDIAL •--oAY-LOHG STRUCTUIED CHILDREH•s EMVIROMMIEMT Mollte1tori p,....scllool Clftd AMI Bementa1 r CknRI Op1tt 7 AM to 6PM IHTERNA TIONAL MONTESSORI SCHOOL 20121 Cypreu Or ..... wport lt«h 979-9241 BEA TRAVEL AGENT Day & Night Classes For Men & Women PACIAC TaAVE.l SCHOOL ~I 0 htt 171tt Strfft, s-te A-. Ce '270 I CAU, C7 I 4t 541.9495 Established 1963 Financial Aid Proorams Accred•Ced By Too AccreJ.11ng Commission 01 The Na11ona1 Assoc1a11on of Trade & Technical Schools .. ~.~ .... ?~!.~ '--------------------------------------------------------------------------3 lJr l 1-'J ba dbl 11ar 1 m ~nh .,_..,,.. .... """'"'-Apca 111 .. fth Unfurn. Apm lme11h u.furn. Alwlah to Sh.-. 4300 OHIQ Rental 4400 ~ • 2Y4 R1 J ~shed • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • •• •• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • f~ =8 mo ~'till r~;•l ....................... CottoMHa 3824 .._.,.Oft leach 3840 Mlwportleoch 3869 Cut down -.t-... • .1 3107 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ...._,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• U i-.. ~---1 No. Costa Mesa, 700 .sq Ct 961HJl10or96309tH aa.ooP......,...o I Br. erph . drapt.>s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dover Twnhse. dbl .iar. "" .... ....,.. .. ws. $350/mo. Ground floor ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'arport, kidll OK. $4!40 SHARP, be11ch 1.2 & 3 BR. frpl, wash/dryer. pool Share a home or aptment Tom. 540-2200 If ..... Furwlshed Lux bayfront Vt•ry lrit 2 mo Nollog:1 m 0136 frple. dl.shwshr. garage Adults $425 mo. 64>9'42. Qwsc (T)Aru UNu.\UTtD ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adrm, :! Bu, c•ondo, boat -& pati05 960 2358 Uu .....,. ~h~ Offices 750 & 500 sq rt. ex •...a......-p & .. = 3707 i.llp ava il Y.-11rly 2 BR. 2 bu. all dee, 11('W -UDO VIEW 2br. frplc. "c."C'P"·t~ R ccllent location 11101 -.,_...... $'7501 mo 675 6775 U>v'd park ml( 310 VI<' Townhouse. lovely. spar · D R Adi ts C..J .~ l:iuul'•""\ Newport. W-2111 ·•••••••••••••••••••••• Iona Ownr/ ARI . $375 & home Uke 2 br with patio. sep. · · ' 8J2 4134 Since 1971 125() yrly Small studio, t S200 uul pd. 1 Br duplex. 6'2 2164 . ss:!-4894 pvt, gated entranC'e + 2 $600/mo-675·6359· ..aduJl. slrt prk"i;. ut1I pd slovl! & refni;. no pets palJOs. Some with all ()('ean front Newport New H B 4 br. 2"'2 ba. lo Pvt beach 675 J063 547 ll.SS. 673_6243____ MEW IRIEED APTS garage. Swimmlllg pool Beach. Winter rental 3 share w /female no n· Privat.e swte with recep· ColfaMno 3724 Luxury bayfrunt 3 br. 2 1Bdrm&lortS320 Pool, Jacuu.i.TennisC'ourts I bdrm 2 ba. Huge sun-smokers $200 + util t1on & secret arial "'~k 1 $ 000 Jacuw. closed garages bl.k lo Hunungton shop-deck. Right on sand. On 968-0781 eves & wknds r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ inr 1 mo. Gas&wtrpd Adults.no pmgccnlermall Adults best beach Fully NB extt condo. O<'ean ~~ca!ir~~hti~e~ SUS CA.SIT AS ----pets 393 Hamilton. C M No pets From $435 ruryusbed & ready to be vu, pvt, pool, tennss S300 MI c h e 150 n . l r v 1 n e l.arge & small I bdrm. I Br. lower ;_1pl wl carport, 00-4411. Seawmd Vtllage, 15555 e11Joyed. J>ays 752-7410 548_7813 am. 640 5357 1Si-0234 encl gar S245 & up no pets 5260 mo Call JBr. 2 1,oiBa. rrpl c. UuntJ.ngtonVlllageL:ine. Eves WkndslJ38-2189 ----Adults, no pets 211 0 673-4an ll.8 . (714)89tj·9961 EASTBLUl''F HEWPORT/IRVINE Newport Bl c • .,4...,., c pt s 1drp$, refr11:. c.-t.obch. Lgemodem Be utJ 1 $22S ....., """ r....&s"---•-ach 3818 h d 1 I • ..,.,. ..,......., 1 a 1 u ar"a. Ex""· .. 1veoff1('e \Y1tll ._...,... rr-~ ws r/ ryr. yr Y ... \'. _,., 2 Br. C'h1ldren welcome. 2 br upper. beam re1 . 640 52<J6or%J 0026 ... ~... ·• REGISTER NOW FOi A CAREa IM COSMETOLOGY AT RICHARD1S BEAUTY COLLEGES Costa Mesa Huntiniton Beach Richard's Beauty Colleges Feature: A. Jh1rmack Educahonel Programs B National ACCred1ta11on C School Otstnct Con1racted Programs ANO O A program that will allow you 30 college eted1t:. toward your A A g~~"~Eat COASTLINE COMMUNITY APPLY N<J4N You may be ehg1ble for a Federal Educahonal Grant of a Sctlool 01str1d Program 10 cover the cost o f schooling Phone our Registrar !Oday at 64S.3850 462-C I 7ftl St. COJta MetO 962-8831 19060 lroc*hwlt It.Hagle. leodl 5 I 00 PenoM!fs 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 Sell any 1trm or com btrua\Jon of 1\~m~ for f7S or lt•u with .i Pe nny f'lndk'r /\d 3 Im~ for Z <'00.~llvt' d .. y~ l'.:.irh add111om•I Im" "' 00 for lhe2day<> Char1tr 1t • Nocommerc1;,I Jd~ Por morr 1nform.1t1on and tu plac•· your .id 1·.111 REL.AXING MASSA(;f; UobJames·L1c Ma!lscur Oul.rall 9·9. 494·5111 PREGNANT? Caring. ronf1dent1al counsehnR & rdcrrnl Abortion. adop tJOn & k~'t'pmg. AP<'AHfo: COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 24 hl'1! 95Hl474 ---Spiritual Reade.- 1.81.5 So El Camino Ht•ul San Clemente l''U 1ty lw !"or a p pl •l!l2 · 7 2911 IMuge 2 bdrm Adults No ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo 642 3443 no pets Startmi: at S270 frpk. all bltns. S425 ph a~sw~~~~g. rcrep pds Inquire 179 .,..J Townhouse 3br, 2~1Ja, ---mo 84t>-roo'I 642·3490 Mature s mo ker, 2 Br ""ru.rm•·m ore ... .,c. 642-C6J8 IU h l.t' $ Beaut. grounds, n1c(' & -------CDM S200 ._v <>< ".u.-1 w £-do ..£& K' es r. reur I rp Ir 37 s mo 2 qwet Adults. no pct.s 3 YIOa Pacifica UHF .• YEARLY 640-~l, 961H789 ======-----"''ttr.ioymration HuRtlngtonBeoch 3740 t·hil~r e n . no pc·t:. Br bungalow . P ool. M•w 2BR.lba.nrbch $435 --------.-.-.--,-R-ent-at-.--44_5_0 C M [JS ••••~•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (I >496-0357 jaC'uzu & bbq area Abo 3 BR, 1 ba, nr b<'h $465 Roommate Want <' d ••••••••••••••••••••••• S RA -l •Bach Loo . .: Ucach. eoro..odefMar 3822 2 brtownhouse lnq. 177 M..arOcean 2BR,lba .. L1do . $500 <Femi to share homt' · · · ~s& Pnvacy. Uul pd $165. ••••••••••••••••••••••• E. 22nd St .. IUO 645-249H Juruor l BR, I B H & 2 3 BR. 2 ba .. Lido . . $650 Pool & J acuz:u Shnron TOP LOCATION! ANSWERS lnsfnlction Adul BR 2 BA "~ t 17.,,. & ... pori II d. •••••••• • • • •• •• • • • • • •• • l.nopets 833-8974 211.rupstairs,frplc.snrm, . . ..,.,..un y oro-BR b L'd $750 768 1 484 Tamm y m "...., y oft ... Ar -Bak"" 7005 1 BR · $260. Pool. adults vlded by pvt key-card en· 3 , l a.. 1 0 · · · • · n<>u"' "" RI! .&.L ESTATE Lagllll90 '-ach 3748 lg sndk, beam ccil. gar. No pets . 423 W Ha y. tr Y BI t n k it c h FURN. -YEARLY 581 3 Successful retail ~hop Squaw Blouse ~ ....................... nr occu.n. $425. 752 7811. 548-9516 w/lurrunous clgs. Plush 1BR,1 ba., Bay Ave $395 GaraqH S550a~~;-:o 9:k~1,7;·-6700 WOULD I be II 1-:R 1-: LICE ..... SE LAGUNA Bl''ACtl MTR eves 67S-9llS George or c~t. lge p\1. patio or SHORT TERM, FURN. forllent 4350 1\voaquasntance~ mt•t at """ • 01>3877Bob CLEJ\N,qwet 2 Br 1 Ra, the ~ntr "O('(' or ·1 SCHOOL INN $75/wk & up M:sscl b a co n 1 c s w I x tr a 3 BR. 2'h ba. new home, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Va<'anc.'ICS downtown ,-... • :.erv .. rolor TV. heatt•d 2 bdrm, 1 ba. Walk to 00 pets, 1981 Ma ple S27:> storage. Pool. spa, hght oceanfront. wk or mo. Double garage. 20th & llunuogton f\ench 210 Pflyctuatnst', oHlr l' Om· pool.UtJI 171414945294 bearh Closctoshopping. e eE/rMAXmo 63 1 121ili ed te nnss court. lndry ...... o ...... EWPORT Olive. HB, $60. Alsu Main SL. Mins mall asked '"Areyu11romrn~ OFFERS noc:N Coo II n r I L l d -~ ao1n""" ••If I krww." """ :tt wy 67J.IU54 ac!_,_ •~c !r90cview REALTY 675-8170 single. same area $35 96CHS58 "'" " Lar"e Easts ide. Brand ren......,. .-.om -per """'"'"""' saidtht>other,""WOU l.U $215 Fumr harmbach,nr AvaitaM.JC1112 Ne"'w • 2 bdrm 2 b a mo Models open d~lly $4'75 Jbr,l ba. balcony,_~ _ _,______ lndmtrialR...tal 4500 lbeHl';Rt;?·· ~plo~~~~4~~esp Lovely 2BR upper Duplex. Crpt.s. drape:.. IOAM to dusk 215 encl. garage All bltns, OffkeRentof 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lod&Found 5300 w/f1replarc. private r:JoN Cloise toeverythin~ Wi c hita Ave l at bl.ktobearh.Yrly ••••••••••••••••••••••• LGCJll"Cl .. achlndus. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport •och 37 69 pat.Jo. encl gar North of adlts. no pets S335 per Yorktown) S te 409M TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 SINGLE USER 4 6 s . l 8 3 0 s q r t . [,mt or 1-·ound a pet., C'all ••••••••••••• •• •••• •••• (;o;.ist Highway No pets. mo 645-6043 or ~29 714 536-44S5 S250-S700/mo Ans Ph A n 1ma1 A..,".., 1 J 0 1 , •Crash Coun;e a vailab1e •M:itenab provided. •Small dasi.cs ror P•:rwnahied instruction •Choose own taste da} & rught cl 38."CS ~l~PS TO BEACH 2 br. no children S425/ mo ---$265 . Spae 2 bdrm apt . 2 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. qwet ar~a 13.000SQ Fl &M>-3357 Leagw ~ 22i3. no rl't gar Adlts. no P<'t s Call01~Z311 Brand new 2 BR. 11,oz ba Kids 0 K Avail now t.;pper de<>k, yrly $500 Avail lo June 416 $325 ROGERS REALTY Townhome, pvt patio, Afler4 30call 847 0967 67>6670A_!ent 673-6640 Costa-Mesa----3824 ~-~n:ncl J?ar . S:J75 -------Garden style_2_b_r_,_2_b-u. Great l.AX'allon 110 & 180 Sq. Ft. Mm1 ware house. Com merce Park. J'ewport 83J.8813 REWARD'' fur return ot boys lSla1 k B.i lboa C r u 1 s l' r. t J kt· n on • PlaC<emcnt up to llO' , comrru:.s1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe Space $31.') Z br, 1 V. ba. patio. lndry rm. aduJts, no pets Newly rl'decorated 3 br, 2 ba, crpts. drps w Jbltn slove, enC'I garage S350 !l57-4238 IUCHWOOD APTS adult Li ving Sorry no 19132 Magnoha Ll(e I br, pets. $400. mo 644 8726_ av81l now $285 2 Br. 2 ba sm. l &. l 8;J from ~ae.-nt. 3876 Rcct"pt . Conf . Ofr 11122/78 Plt'.ll>I! 1 all f'r~J Week "h aid he a rt b rok t• n Sales Tramm~ ~ 7857 Call For Details Ritltah wanted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltafft from $27 s 1.n1-:AT 1n:nnxno:-. ""'1mm1n~ ),.1u11.1' ~ nt•alch duh' 111111.11d' 111 j!hl 11 j! ht1•d 11'11111' 1·ourt:. l'r" llt '"Cl ~111111 i:11ll 1ln\ mi: r.111~1·, I"'''' 100111 r-"I N \l-T l \'lr ll-" .,.,111111111· 1hr1·1 1 or 1n•1 ~u.1d,I\ 111 ulifh llll(J " lrlP' p.11111'' 'Jlnll 1111.irn.1m1•11l' & m1111· · Ufo;At 'Tl Fl I. I\ l'T" ~10.:h·' I&:! lk•tlH"'m' I-um & unfurn \11Nh 1 .. "'"""II.uh IO tu i 1!1111m nlJlt" 'l"f\ II I' ,I\ Jil '\11 11·,"t' r cc1u11 1•tl ...... rr, .1dull:.1111b n11111•h Q ,\kWo<)(.I GArd,•n Apa rt m4't\t !> H•.,_, kech/ H~ HHO In 1n1• 1,1\ 17111 • IH» 11:.:.0 H•wport ._.clt/Soutll 1700 lflth St 1 DnYl'r al 16th i li-12 f\170 TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 LA MANCHA APTS Large 1.2&3 bedroom l(arden apls Adulls Dshwhr, bllns. end. t(ar, gas bbq Pool. Gas Pd. 778Srott Pl. 642-5073 2 Br, I ba, all elec Brand new 187 E. 18th St. $375. Quiet Mc:ia Verde 2 bdrm S300 111t & last. Kcl req 498-1936aft !'J TWNHSE, 2BR, 11h Ha, (pie, pvt pat , gar. new paint. Adlts, no pet.s, $300 mo. 548-5479 mo. ~-~1:50.!"l___ MleatiBJIU W"ttake Viltoc)e New beautiful garden Ueaut1ful brand new apartments adult ap\s No pets. Pool, BaC'helor JaeUUJ. Open wet>kdays l Br 2-6, weekendst0-5 955 W 2 Br $275 $315 $340 l~St. Adulls,nopets Bach $255-$265 2250 Vanguard Way $260-$285, avail Jan Bllns. pool & Jaeuz.z1. 962-l~ New 2Br. rrpl. patios. sec gate. adlts. 1702 F1onda at Adam."1536-4729. Near beach, 2 br, 2 bu up- per, encl garage No water beds 1 Adults only No pel s. 2 170 2 Bro okhurs l $325 . 962 tm8 • $410 · $4.25 SpaC'1ous new 2 l>r. 2YJ ba townhome apts w/luxury features Small petok Gerruru Realty 839-6623 1 BrS290·S305 (at Newpon Blvd> 2 Br $335-$350 S40-9626 Lovely Townhouse Apt. TSLMgmt 642-t603 -------3BR, 2ba. like new 2 Br du~lex. gar . back $440/mo Ph 964-1507 IRAHO NEW .Y1"d. ctUld-sml pet OK. 2&3br.2 ba.allelectnr $350mo 645·7«3 Covered parking $375 lo S475 m o 600 W Hamilton 838-2917 or 00 2164 1-'0UR Sl-:ASONS fl PTS Spuc. 2 br townhouse. I 'h ba , pvt patio. pool Adults. S300 735 Joann St. 646-6483 eves. New lg I Br. 6 blks to beac h . C'stm d ero r , refng, all bit ins. gar., free lndry & more S300 mo 960-5742 LGE Bachelor Unit, P''t patio. bltns. etr no children or pels, S250 m o. 1110 V1ctona 646-3197. &13-8105 --------11"-.. 3844 Lge 2 Br apt, garage in I!> ••••••••••••••••••••••• unrt complex. Adults. no pets S290 mo. 1st, las t, d<.'PQ6it. 675-6125 e ves •New I br, pool, lcnnss Child ok, $335. No pets. G-8974. ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE OCEAN FRONT 1 & 2 bdrm apt's. avail Security system, elevator . dish washer, dbl. ovens. Pen· U-.ou.se wllh rrplC' & prv sundeck from $325 up 492-4929 or 995· 1123 2 BR apt, $275 mo Closl' lo be11ah. Commerce Park Newport 833·8813 EXECUTIVE Responsible. wo rking writer seeks Onl' bedroom cottage 1n Corona del Mar or Costa Mesa. Quietness essen· Ual. Write Classified Ad #206, Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 or rail 015·3862 SUITES Luxunous oHires. ex· eC'ulivc s ec retar y. personal phone cov erage, reC'eptJonsst. con rerencc room , xerox. notary. Lease or month 498-6324 lo month Near so. Coast Lg. Bach 2 br in Costa Mes a , Santa Ana or Hunt. Bch. Apt or cot· tage i.n sare area near bus & st.ores For res pee table. hard-work1nJil mother & small 3"'2 yr cluld, well behaved $200 or under, incl. ulll Must move by Jan 10 Call Bachelor opt ror s1nglt~ Plaza. 0 C airport & adults $135. No pets freeways Call 979·2161 _492-_2134 __ a_ft_5_. ____ 523 Sq. rt. ofhce spaC'e to ~nh Fumbh&d 11ub-lease 1n Laguna oru..funMshed 3900 If.ills. U>8 month /\vuil Dec I.st 830-0030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1-493-7592 or wnte The Deluxe med1ral suite. Daily Pilot. Box l560. CM MOllLIHOME IMFORMA TION Rent, option to buy mro. repo's loan ass umpuon. et.c. Easy rmanC'e 0 .A C 9olfiC'es Mobile Homr Stor• Westminster 548-8895 W Anaheim 761·1442 Anaheim 956·1011 Sant.a Ana 554·7070 E. Anaheim 956-4500 ground n.r.. Corona dcl Mar Realonom1cs Corp . _92626 __ • A_d_"4_00 ____ _ 675 6700 V151tUlg prof. UCI. needs Downtown llunt1ngton home-apt. Jan-Mar 30 Beach 210I~ Mam St 2 Dave. 8J3.6502, 833-6800 offices a vailable One 2-rm Sl20. one 2-rm SI 10 . ...._.s/lnvut/ 900-l.5S8 Ananu ••••••••••••••••••••••• OB.UXE OFFICE ~ 2400 Sq. Ft. OpporMfty 5005 Central Orange ••••••••••••••••••••••• County Location Small gardening route ror 2 Br. 2ba & stove & rernf(. Brand new 2 BR Condo, THE EXCITING COMMERCE PARK sale. Call aft 5. 548·9833 New crpts & drps. No PALM MESA A"5 Col!t.a Mesa 979.9997 _or_642_·_13_1_4. ____ _ .kl pool. jacuu\, tennls C'rts, ... "'",.,.ESTONIYI' BCll Reward Lost 12117 lg wht 831-1003 493-0442 M . Samoyed. ll u:1k1L Katella type, CM area. 545 887i Real Es tat~ SC'hool or631 2221 32031 Camm0Cap1.~trano San Juao Capistrano Lost Shetla nd Sheep - Doi( (Sht·l t 1e -M1n 1 ..wpWanh-d 7100 C ol l 1c) ti y r s old ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sablet wht SlOO n•ward 975--0471 LOST M::i lt• Aui.lrnlrnn Shep Tn colored V1r CM 6.11·5484 l..Otst Large, rnendly, blk Cockapoo dog. Vic 20th St & Balboa Blvd Reward oHerl'd Plea"' C'all eves, 675·Jl213 or 6754465 foond Poodle pure brt'tl, male wht 645·1~ al ti eves Lost Grt'ying eld!!rly lady Dachsund lnad verteolly s trolled owa) from hom'' In Ncwporl lights f''r1 CH' We lll'l'<I her Rt:\\'AflD' 642 0335 Found white mm1atur<' mule poodl e at the Market Bas ket :it Halo.er & Harbor Call 540 6'101 . ----- PwtlOMlfs 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ABIGAIL ABBOTT FEVER!!! CATCH IT!!! JOtn the most ·cxc1l1nR TemPorary Service 111 Orange County Work cl06e to home lor t.op pay Pmd vacation::.. AuWmal.Jl' Raises THE FEVER IS ~PREADfNG .. CATCHIMG!!! ~ lCMPORARllS C:nll 2 bdrm. 1 ba. car port. crpt. draf>t!S, lndry rac good loc No pets. S280 mo. 271 E 16th Pl. 644-0452 chi ren or pets. 646-4382. no pets, $465. 833-169:t. au.nvBa 'ch, 1._.' BrR I EXEC. SUITES PICTURE THIS r ""' Sq Ft n-XX DANCE Of FUN XX SUPER NICE l.arJIMaleoch 3848 fromS255&up. 300tot700 . . ""'come a Wholesaler o Beautiful nude girl!!. Karen Powers 731 5627 .-----=====-:~----------3 Br. 2 ba townhouse. Quiet adult livin g . •Locked gar. w/lg stor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. No pets Carpets. drapes. Kodak Film, Evtready, dam'l' al exhibition & r:sp •DI W palio, lndry r m . I BEDROOM, It') BLOCK 1561 Mesa Or Udo M.tna Polaroid, Westsnghouse. sessions 9AM to 4AM •Spedelc11bmelspare TO BEACH $350 PER (581ksEastofNewport VllacJe ~sto;bePro.ne every day . 2060 So 14211 Yorba St. Ste 201 Tustin. Ca 92&!0 Or IAYFROMT COndo, Z HR. 2 ba . yea"" ly, Sb'15 mu. CH .... ElfttOMT 2 UR, Iba. yrly. $550 OCEANFRONT 2 BR. Iba • wnlr $509 STEPS TO llAC .. 3 BR, 2 ba. wntr $42S 3 BR. 2 ba. yrly. $675 2 BR. 1 ba. yrly $435 3 BR. l ba. yrly 1465 ,AIU<UDO 2 BR. 2 ba, • trpl Pool Adulta S39S Enclosed gar. & patio. No pets. $400. 645-3381 or 67S-So!M9 •G~~heat. gas cookm1i1. MO. 494·~. 9am·5Bp~~9860 N~ the wat.eMs-8662 MI n uc'i. u r c hv: so~snogf Eurild, Anaht-1m, f'Xl'tl 1tas • ..,.waterallfrL'C 20CEANFRONTAPTS "-rv·· Product only $5305 Call 1ng 24 hr recor d 1n 1t •Aduli58d":?:.~ 1 Br.~ BachS225 Util ROOfM 4000 MEWPORTCEHTER Mr Collins, Dept Rll2 _543-_1_422 ___ _ MESA PINES Month to month Inc 536-0321. 494·0687 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10,000sq ft t.oll·free at 800-621-7725 MICHELLE•S Debbie Card 557-9760 4500Campus Dr1vf' Newport Beach. Ca 92660 ~Rj$3l5 2 BR ~ 23Z3Elden Ave,C.M. 991·2156 Luxul'lou1 paneled of· REAL ESTATE Business "'-.-all Adulu~c':::·~~ a;:~o 6427605 Ml....-rileoch 3169 • ....._rdelodot-81""~~ fices w/speel1I extras forsale&offkeforlease *""""" • Aeeounung Harla Ave, 549.2447 ---------••••:;;•••••••••••••••• Lovely ga na· roo.... C o o f e r e n c e 20 yrs. same loc4\ion HAM·2AM 835 3749 ---------l.lmrfTo.,..Apt. wtr fall rm I b • l hr o o nf • 1860 Newport Blvd., I Near new t.ownh.se. 2 Br. 2 bdr. 2"'1 b1 frplc. Jae PA.lte MEWPOIT •J(jtcben Factl. 1vall shower/kitchen. Contact Coete Meae. W E. (8111> *ESCORTS* AOBEllT NllLFW l'h ba, gar, fncd pllt. pool,garage751·9041 Bac h e l o r s, I or 2 •J8cuzzl.heatedpool tmseDahl. Lachenmyer 972-llll accoun[a.i ~ S34S mo. 00-4655 PM & Bedroom3&1'ownhouses •WklyordaUy maid srv. CORPORATE Rf.ALTY 64&-31i128 673..S77 i---------"''· ~ 0.. Polftt 3126 From $349.50 •'IV at phOne avallable t7Mlll • •i£ 11 •t •HU• ----------....................... Spectecular spa, total A&lowosS63Wk Maet1aps. Trwt ~IV'"' "' Proudly Announces Our S.175. 2 br, 1i,.. ba lwnhse. 2 Br Twnhle. 2 ear r ecreation program. 22'17Harbor 44.SSq ft.S245. o.i4i 5035 or Purple. Danny wonts Move lO Larger Oltlces Gar, fplc:, paUo. good loc garage, trplc:, den pvt yd, l()clal program. 7 pools, 8 C.OSta Mesa 645 4840 4001 Birch St, N.8 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo see you. Please call Visit Us Al Our New £.side. J yr old bldg. 1415 mo lftmls courts. Al Faahloo Agent. 541·5032 LOWEST 213"43 75216 Cl role. Localloo. TSL Mgmt 642·1603 m«xsJ l~land. Jamboree Ir San ---------• COLOWELl. BANK~H associated 0 fl ('Iii f Sol ', LI t I\ I T () W '• / 1/' .,,. JI 111 1 I' ''-' ------- beaut 2 BR. 2 ba, Mesa Drive, n r S.A. Cntry Club. Pvt fncd y11rd. 2 ---------•carport w/ator age, 1435 mo. 673-1139 .• 631·1816. --------1 JCuln Hilla Road. MAtr Bdrm, drusln1 rm, S~L s:!:'FICE FOR .......... latn UNDA & Vtal 81_,00 18~~~~?~::·,!,"~· 714t 644-1900 ~~:::.r~':.~::~r A,ent5.s-nzt tstT.O.'s. aho o.tca11 Mo11oge 233.1~~~~ AY 830--.. Bachelor unit i.; block Y8C4llioltl ...... 4250 soo-uoo aq. rt. Laauna MT.O."-. Porllw'-of ltt SANTAANA t .... 114. te.ch 3140 from beach. AJI uUI pd. ....................... Bcb. Xlnt hlway vlalblU· Fairelrt Terma alnce 1949 Servin& all Oran1e Co. We have an lncrea1Jing Ocanlronl d.lx 2 Br, 2 Ba, avail. from Feb. to June. 2 BR cott11e, garage, 1&2>9488. waaher/dryer hookup, Seubcx"eDr.2bdrm. l ba. S400.S52·12m $37S Wln~r/~75 Yearly Ownft')41·5682 lae110methl.nc valu•ble? OCEANFRONT lge de Place ID ad ill our Lott lwielbr,Cbhwhr.WID.2 and .Found columns car airtc1. adlta, no pet.I. That• w~ people look Avail. Jan. e to Juoe 13 when I.hey ve found an S375.8'7M640 lt.emolvaJue. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1~·~r~1p~r L a it e Arrowh ea d ty,oewcrpt.a'lalnt.A{C· SattlerW...Co. 836-73t3 d ema nd throuahoul 2 bdr .• 2 ba., frplc .• aar .. mo.+ aecwity dep. Call takefrofttccado,alpeS. under 1rn park I · '4Z.2171 '41-061 I M.ASSAGI Oranae County for ex-==o·.:,x' 960·5376 Sue656-7707 830-7022 ~1~;499~~ view•. •UDOISLAMD• MUllMODILS =i:•cc=~~et Udo ltle-Charmlna 2 br. m9 BEARC.bln.alpe l4. aonPORTOFFICE!:S Wanted h00.000 2nd, CUI:· ESCORTS Callorvlaltu1tod1y-we SUPER 1 bri_POOI. gar, aundeck. elee. iar, adlta, pooltable. color TV, 2 1 t:;3 room suites, all latlna lat 11 SSl.OOO. · an lookin• forward to rrpk, tnet. "'75. Adults, nopetdf7Slae'75-0l77 f~.565-8918 ~~ .. ~.No le.,. rcq'd. Property value $400,000. C>Un:AUOHLY ireetin• you ln our now MZ-91583: au-6251. -..... ..,. mm· °6lj L-• On Finley canal wlttr Tahoe-S tudio. al pa 4 From 1150 mo. lm.m~.1---------• ......... location. lMOFREERENT dock 2Brl8a,«ar.nice Avall.U.30tol-6.&Feb. occupency. 20l2 S. E. ~ure S14,$$0 10(jf, llll 1·2140 C71411lMIOl • 3br, 2 ba. ffl>lc, att. aar. yard. ssso. Call Bill $40petnl.$175per week. Bnatal. Suite 200, N.B. 'J'Nltl>led rora•le. GOLD9HillL FREE P ARKING Im. 83M"'4 f7W4t7 873-9208 (714)5$1-'J'OlO. 01-04Q. ~ ,. ..... -. ,.. • I • u ·. lt .. II :. •• • • . OAlt.V lttt.OT 8 • J Appl11M• St>n' TRIPCJli\IWt: 110 CATIR~ l!Q25Main. s A l"rot SIOt\lls oail•bl 50-~ ~701 fOl'a1JalfMll"I II-.'--- .. ~ • ........_ &n 1'fld•"' ~.,.. • .__, ........-.. .. ..,_... 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Guu elim JH•l odor bo 1314 Carpenter. {)ollnt1n1 tlll l't'pa.lr. \~ )lnl 4'Xpr Rl-u rwtN I) )'r• Jn Oo work m)stlf Hl'f1 a.drtCAlll 161\•.a )418.l~ Sil 0101 •• •••• •• •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • ----~ tt U srd Btctric I 00 rT AU WantA.d Neaulu 642 t..kXl'ftJI~• se-4909 • «' ...._C.:.Senk• ...................... ······~················ l~ad..r dump W\11 boustsll bdween ~ •· trH wrtl, UJ'».l/20 Rfts Expcr Uonute &3MZ$? ~.~SBSO l'lwtor Ii t>ump Grad .._CtR»ttMg Ull. Qeu Up. Removal, -·••••••••••• ••••• • •• • lllmotiuons "r )40-1$.31 LOW COST TO YOU ~idea.can make> tfo .. •11 your ho me b ea u t ....................... ~ Srnlll Jobi, 2) yn ••P .....__ -........_.._ Plumbina. v c. etc C.11 ,,_ ~n Papa C'lllf IS I~ ..... ••• •••• ••• • • • • • •• • u-.... AMWAY Cos metics. ._,, Nutrll.Joo, Kou ... w ar ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Horne Care & Cornrn 'I. 0CC ~t I Tot\ tf'U<'k . 6'2-UIM 1\"uh. lrH trim. Ron ---1---- &0SlOS.. IU-Jmt ti• I di 0 ,n IJ ---······················· WUJhaw orrln anythtn11. o N'S 'I OUSF. b(&l•m1dl, l'Omm'l ur re • R Bl r • sld•mUal, rtat. ratea CLEANING S~RV ICIC. lot a thorou&hly clean _<.:aU anytlm~ ~-houH. S40-<m1 <,1f~APl!:ST haullna In Lown t'rW! rAUUlatH 60Zil86, &u-lD> ---~-----11 lE CL EANl NG LADY Efficient haecln'«. reUa· ble aervice. t't'Sll ralell. l.H~ h•ullnK mov1n1: IMW'tld ~-3304. Oara•e Yard deaning Want a RE.Al.LY CL E/\N Rt.As relell &62 0705 HOUSE'> Call Gingham C1aalfMid Am 842·5671 Gt.rl. Free esL S45-Sl23 • lha1d1 J t Mo.WJ WllCJl'•riat .................... A,9_ .,, ................................................................ . Mi yalto Houaecleanlna Prot SttVlce with Atlas Int/ Ext. -Rusonablt A.flt-Ir RhEroor. All fbata pu1Mt"hou1ec VanU.O.coau oo moro• r ai.s. f r ee Est . Call t y p es ·s na ei.· Dticor°aUn& 1peel1I. (wit: Free est for local1. Rob ~2117 rocllahakes·compo·tar. 1y lt'Nlcel. Mon·f'rl. 10 1toraae. & Iona dist f'°t'ee.i. 641·5930 yn e11p. 1 lOAM. 61~ m o" e 11 S la l e LI c ,._ & °"J-T..... y Roollng. Asphalt TUJOLS. 537-3160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• shingle wood 1hi.kt•x U. •ic•hl Plano tunlnl & '.~alr. 25 11ta r. j.·ree est. Call ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • ... 'm'P ri yra exp. Mu ter d doa. tn 7·10PM Bob 815·U81 L M S -Rolo Sod or .--..r •11HJ music. This coupon · · s ce d e d L0 awn s , •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• worlhS5.Ml·l433 ,...~ Sprinklers J'lantlo11 PETERS PAINTING ...__.__/•--'--••••••••••••••••••••••• Ccntr Lie 'ug4419 Ex· Expr 'd . Reaa Rates . .---~ , _ _.__ C ••-· E . · 633 Free E&t. Call Cene ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-ape tta............. IC· ~t Refs. G'1~7 ~ Neat pat.cha' texlurH pert lhapinf, tJunnlng. E.uro~an Landscape r. flt&IST. .,3-1439 ~removal. G'15·2821. Top work. Fair price. PalnUng. Ext.r/lnU'. fo:x·1---------, __ .... _______ _ Malnl. Refs. 646·487\ Qr'd , bOnest. neat. reu . PA'lOt PLASTER.LNG Scott ·a Tree Service dya/e""'. D c'd-.100 Dave A I I t Y Pe s. f r e e ArtlsUc prunln1 & re· Prof pelnt.101. EJtt & lnt. estimata. Call~~ aiovalt. 8 yra •n coastal ... .., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork. Small Jobs Newport. COtllO Mesa & lrvl.ne. 675-3175 eves. Low rac.n. Refs. Free •_.,.Y,,,g area. Llc. Ina. &4.2-2l62C M.~780.~383 n-••••••••••••••••••••••• W da'llC ...... F\ne Ext.er. Painting by R. Slnor. St. Uc .. Ins. Try Blork walls, brickwork. _me_._&i&._ssss __ 24_h_rs_. __ planters. Free c<1t. Pat. EXCELLENT P Al NT 631-9977,642~ CNC. Reasonable r atei. PERRY'S PLUMBING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Complete plumbi ng Ted's Window Care. Prof. IJef'Vfces. Draln & sewer window cleaning at reas. c I e a n In g . Fr e e rat.el. Refa.6'2·7893 eirtirnat.es. 24 hr servlce.1--------- sn.3181 You don't need a 1un to Selhng anything with a Dalli Pilot Classtf1ed Ad b a almple matter ... Just call 6'2-5678. Freeeatimatea. 548-2706 Custom Wallpapering The futest draw ID the All Work Gu.ar. Free Est. West. • .a Daily Pilot 673-tlSS aasaafied Ad. 64.2-5678.. "draw rast .. when you Dtace an ad In the Daily J:ISJot Want Ada! Call now -MZ-5678. MlepW..W 710 W..t.4 7100 .W,W..ted 7100 H.fpW..t.d 7100 .W,W-.ct 7100 .wpw..w 7100 ~~~ ••••• ?!~~ ~!~ ..... !~~ ~!~ ..... ?L~~ ...... .. . .. .. . .. . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. ....................... ..... ..... .. . ... . . . . . . . . ...................... 1--------- ACCOUMTIMG Banktni Q.~lCAL DIUYBYPlllSOM GuSlations GUAU UIOUAS R£mAURANT EXPHJ&fCED HGtinHolct.yi for busy lrvme Travel ~eocedserv!cesla· Secunly Patroll fu ll Ptr & Ftr work ava.11, P~J(~p ~Mon-Fri.Call ~VISOR TB.LBS · · ,,._ ~y. Mualhaverella l!O" help, 3rd shill. full time. s ecurity oac k· Newport Marina. Good PERSON forappt.645-~ext.520 Oarttr opportunity for Us. aJte, Cllri• bfe motorc yc le & in· tune. Apply 990 E . PCH, growtd, $4. hr. Contact beneln.s. AJ>el1_ ex~nenced peraon in SolA Coaat ~ C CllKk •~ Awro.ic 5 houn NB. manager 494·8571 9.u THE IRYJtiiE CO with at leaat I year e x· RalaW'ant Help; Cooks. aCCOWlUt\£ supcor vli.100 ..._..._.. loM ' ~ daily, M°cio lhru Frt. llrly am or 1-4 pm Moo-Fri. 1071 Camelback perieoce. preferably Waitresses le Busboy~ Salary $l,214 $1,476 per An lndePt"ndenl Bank To wage & mileage paid. GU •RDS Newport Beach 644·9010 newspaper. EJtcellent needed · edi tel A month with ucc:llent 8CS&lnflower C M 54M055 957-2700 GENERAL "' EqualOpptyEmployer compaoybeoefits.Apply ply c li°!':-11eya r/onp~ benefits. Please r11ll S4G~ CoashllPenoMef FUU&p/Ume.Allareas. between 9Allf & 6PM. Restaurant. 26022 Cape Mn;_ F\nnegan, 631 l200 --~ •-. Delivery LABORERS Uniforms furnis hed. bfoodavf.hru Friday. Dr r o ... •ftaNlauel tia h 8 00 AM Banlnn ...,.. .... , le aMo.,...ltt"I Ages 21 or over Retired Live-In. Nurae Aides. " ·• ...-.-· .. · ween ~ . M · · · g in "790 H.-bor CM Earn moaey while others welcome. No e~perience make S35 per day. Work ~~Pw"!.·ter06b61.str1~~ ~~~r~'.'ixl~~:~~f AU.J OllSl''REE sleep. L.A. Times ha6 TRAINEE nee. Apply Universal 2-S days per week Ip ~ECO.ST l~ Placentia Avenue, opportu111Ues tor bank Oencal openingl for carriers oo lt'~ruBLERS Prctection Service, 1226 beautiful beach area DAILY PILOT Colila Meu ex}lt'ntmred personnel al eurly mornln~ routes ~ W. 5th Street. Santa Ana. homes. Previous exper & 642-5682 our Tustin & Newport TRAINEE 2\AJ to 3 hrs dady. Earn· lnlerviews hours 9·12 & refs necessary. Call for D>W. Bay St, Accam tiwcJClttic Bearh offices. Currently . inp $35().$400 monthly. ptl'll[RS l-4Moothruf'rl. appt., Uptohn Health ..,,.,~Opta~Mesa. Y F I ,_ / I t lllk1"'Vlew1n° for No typ'ftft ·J usl n--.. at· Call fot' deta.iJ.s 546-4481 ,._ Care Services, E.O.E. ..,.._. ~&~t~e~~:U:i!-nUuS tractiv~ iv wt'b:'bbly or!m-2198. Must ~a~e~ablZ Haul -~---------____ E_m~-'y_er_. ___ _ tent you want. If you Mu st have pleasant persona.lity&goodma lh Delivery ~~assiinm~~ts. Howiu.,McJPorter LOBBYGIRL PBX ANSWERING have some acctg classes personality, be outgoing lO serve customers in Early AM newspape r Hobday & vacalloo pay. 7:Jl to 4• M;oday thru needed immediately, full eervice operator. Elcper &likeacareerclo.&st.artll & Ube .people on enllted. bank, & lrn blkdkpg & route.$:mmo.5daywk. Ho~italhallon plan Friday. UnJon benefits. time. Cleanup girl for orw/traio.54&-3015 saJ $'7SO up. p ease ca 11\J lime "' part me otherentry leve uoes Small car require d . · _._,_ Call f-appt. MS-5000, ~. Apply m . penon, ---------Rita , 540-6055. Coastal positions available. Cal C.-.y av owoc. .... J.rviDe Heat Hotel. 1n1 E . PBX Personnel Agency. 2790 MOTE TELLERS Cjft t!Q5S CM /NB.S92-6Se6 exunsion520 Dyer, Rd .• S.A. Answering service Harbor.CM Be ready for r hallenge or .rtU"'V Delivery p/time AM, LA opent« tull • Ptr. Call ALLJOBSFREE wldevarietyofnote func· ALLJOBSFREE Times dellv. $100 per Housekeeper FT & PT. MACHINIST 83S-3561 3 advertising salesmen forOrangeCountry area. Xlnl commission. T he Real Estate Trad1n~ Post, :l64S Savlers Rd . Oxna r d 93030 , 805/ 481>-3:>57 ask for Dave. bOoS Coastal p rsonn 1 Agen week. Laguoa Beach. good benefits. EOE Auto parts machine NEw ACCOUMTS e e · ~ ._.., c..iis Dri .. • Bayview Convalescent shop, exper desired. Will PIX OPERA TOR ey,2'190 Harbor, C.M. --146-4'74 n Hosp. 2055 Thurio St. l'005kier a sharp trainee. Ptr. mornings. Mon· Fri. ,.......,.cOUHs:o~s & CLERICAL DELIVERYGIRL 54 741 C.M.6'2·3005 Pbooe 54S-8408 for in· Npt Brlcg ofc. For appt ....,.,... romm ca ion d h For auto para business. CAcross From terView aPP-t. call J ohn Shamburg . selhngsklllsessenllal. Outgoing in Iv w o must be over 18 w/~ood OrangeCo.Airport> Housekeeper/Babysitter. -,..-_, ... ---~-.. -'-'ft.'"'-..... -t-0-p-~-a-g-... -~1400. CBCTRAL SSlVICES would like career w/muj drivill8 record & live 1n Equal ()pport Employer 2 school age child ren . ........,.. ...... -.. .. ....,. Trainee pos1t1on lo start corp. Some acct~ classes <:osta Mesa aru. Phone Owo trans. Mon. Tues. paid. The 11ln at Laguna. banlungcareer &getabeadatt1tude Sal ,..08 f l Thurs afternoon. Begm 211N.CstHwy,Laguna REALESTATESALES Restaurant BOB'S HOME OF THE llGIOY J.mmed openings in OU r ramily restaurant al nearby k>cations. We re- quire no previous ex per. J'*1 our friendly team. Come 11ee us t oday between 2-4pm, W&1lers. Waitresses Cook Trainees & Casluers llM2AdamsSL, 11.8 . 23952 Avenida de la Carlotta, Laguna Hills 450lCampus Dr .. Irvine 1S4 E. l7thSt .. C.M CockT,....slr Cashiers 7311 Edinger Ave .. H.B. AnNnol Hospital Gr oom e r . ba th e r , ,•leaner . F I T incl Sat/Sun. your . . S750 up. Ca 11 Rita. 545-.... or ID erv1ew '__lb,.IL OFffCE Jan.""" ...... 0 appl _... """'""" ....... .-.... "HCE Licensed or we will train Sanuago Bank offers an ~.Coast.al Person· · Top growing ofc has ~lill"'I"' you for state exam. Equal()pp0rEmplyr outst anding bt>ndits nel-Agenc1.2790llarbor. gpeni.ngduetoadv.Some •HOUSEKEEPER• FOREMAH Limited ocrer. C all M /F 644-5463 parkage & opportunity CM Designer bkkpg classes or u p Live -i n . ellable. Private.community . cauaey&Co.49'-8057. 1----------lor advancement with a AU.JOBS FREE PCB w/mod typing & happy Newport area. $400 mo. Knowledge io pumps, es ---------• progressive organiza. persooality will land thlll ~17Sl eiect.rical, road repair, LOVE PEOPLE' "!:_~,tGHR.B-C. cPa1e11~~~.~7e29w tion.Apply at, CLERICAL DESIG"'-'ER marvelous oppty. Sta rt sewer systems. pools, ReaUl>tat.eSales Have some sales or .,.. ..... .....,.., S ANTIAGO BANK 1"'111 sal $700. Call Chris. HOUSEMEN 1 •· I k d ..._c~ ...__ M . .r ct r 1 ct automot ve ... genera .. d lftWek~ medical bac g roun '.' or 536-4022 Norma Ferguson ........ • r _..,,_, mecan~-~'cureal prrodo !,ets r~ ~.Coastal Pers00on· f\111 & part·time open· malnl. Xlnt starting Free,. ] Weeks Demonstrate fa ce & .E S T · & ,.,..., "" "' nef Agency, 2790 Har r. Ins.ts. Apply in person. ,.._ · 535 .lSl t .. ustin H Holdays quiresaprovet\PCBlay. CM lrvineHoetffotel,1717E. salary.""""tactmanager body massager m pre· A/PTilAIMEE 40-SO wpm + 10 key by toueh. We offer excep· t1on al bene f its & a pleasant working Bl· mospbere a midst the scenic surround1ngi; of Newport Beach l"or aµ ooantmenl call ~;~m-52007141~'.~. °"from =Ywl::=~e~~ ALLJOBSFREE DyerRd.,S.A. :,:.7~~1lamorl-4pm TRAINING ~f:s~:n-s~;~·n~'!'i ~o~ office • relJent wues Plus be GlRLFRIDAY · Housewive s & MalJlt•oance Mao. full ... wCcreer $2000+by Chris tmas . .Banlcin.g lotimatety iiiv~ved ~Ith Vaned ofc work w/small Housecleaners. We have time.~exper only. Apply Hewrro.,.nty Start Immediately. Call FULL .• TIME 0 OVe rload new project& from COO· mfr. ol Math leaching work Cor you. MS-2839. Newport Conv. Center, •Absolutely no prlor Dewn.213/381·3906. Ss7.oo'I ceptioo t.o field use. We machines.497·3600. 968-2810 15MSu~orAve .. N.B. tra.uung or experience s••~ir• "DY want an Individual wbo ---------~· ~-TELLER 3723 llrcll Strfft wants to grow with a '-R !!A T lfANAGER ~lized lnstruc· for exclus1 ve cl11ldren·s · I O V-•s;-• .:-~•-. So. Coast Plaza Newportleoch great team. Equa P· OW Retired c o uple to ....,., _,."' ros1t1on 1s a\allable In EqualOpporEmplyr porturilty Employe r . SALES JOI M minage ~ urut mobile ·~essMllla.I on the job Permanent & expenenre Lynn Stansfield <714) 7S9 7&3 our Westminster and M/F ~7-05S4 OPEN home park. Maintenance tra.tnmg. essentJal. Le Magas1n. Jl unt1n gton Beach CLERKS GOOD PAY. G OOD •· & office exper. req'd . •Upto~commission. •-~--------AVCO financJd s.t'viCH ~Newport Center Dr Newpon Beach Equal Oppty Employer branches for an in· Dla1A 0 • .. e HOURS, GOOD CON· Llviog quarters & ~.?~.of top office ru~• ""IES dlv1dual with previous ts people ooeded fu ll & ....,.. DI TI 0 NS. M AN V salary. Send resume to -...;o...,..., ~ - teUerorcasluering back· Prr thru Jan. 13 al a Dri•tn FRINGE BEN EFITS. SPMC. 393 Ham1llon, Be your own boS8 with a P.+Tftm ground. The person we local college book.store. Operate modttn equip-FAST GROWlNG COM· ~·Hol..__ C2.Co&ta Mesa926267. topnotchproress100al or · Call oo retailers. 16 hrs seek should enjoy public ~of these positions meat & door l o door PANY PROM OTES -r• ganizatJon. wk. Eam up to SlOO wk ront.act and detail. lf you will become pe~manent. tramp. eaur. drivers lie FROM WJTJllN. TRAJN Irvine rrsonnel Agency Ma5onry helper. little or Katella Re~ comm 955-2274. are seeking a career N o e x P e r 1 e n c e req'd . No prior exper F o R T o r 488 E l7lh. Costa Mesa oo exper . necess ary . ~· J posm on. please call Mr. necessary. $3.00 hr to nee. Good driving re<: a MAN AGE M i-; N T atn.e23l 642·1470 Pennanent.675·3175 . fordttailsc.alJo-. SALESMAN-YACH'J'.S ASSEMBLERS Rill Moore at C71 4 l start. Call 833·6227 or must. No Sunday work. s TART s • • l M . ~ME D 1 c AL · c 0 rn . lll·7251 Kona Marine. Lado SAILBOAT ~ or Sheila Har· 833-6228 between .12·~# Orange Coast Yellow MED r ATE Ly •• passionate. alert. exp. ---------Village, 714/67$-1403 We wtll lrain S5 per hr rl.son at<2L3l476-2201. Wed-Fri. Keep trymg 1 Cab, 17300 Mt. Her· K E Y B 0 A R D JAHfTott imt.ure penoo. Front of· Receptiollist SAL~: Pt time. fabric. 2 up. MacGregor Yachts, busy, we need you. rmann, F. Vly. EXP ER 1 EN C E Days, no e itp nee. f Ice r o r BUS V T~st wb. 1631 Placentia,C.M. I We provide free com· E.O.E. DOCK M~ERS A.5ST. HELPFUL. WE HAVF. NewJ)Ol't Beach. 7:30-4. Neurologist. Top salary 646--4040 , pany paid uniforms in f•--------Ftr & P/T . No exp nee. OUR OWN TRAINING Uniforms furn. Good to the right person. Call Personab e, attractive addition to a generous PROGRAM PUT ON BY working cond. Mu st have &el437 fol' front office lo our Sales/Service ASSEMILERS benefits package, which CLERKS C811673-351S. THE COUNTRY'S TOP own trans p & ph. beautiful new location PART· TIME ONLY PRECISION/MECH ll.Sts m1."<iical and life in· •DRIVER• ORGAN SA L E S 833-7015. MEDICAL Receptionist. nearO.<;. Airport;. . MU3l now be emplyd & Positions avail w t r as surance retirement plan. Expanding ro. look log PEOPLE. CALL AT exper. oo.ly. Call 636-9881 G~ VLS1tors. direct Ul· tree to work in my appl growing Newport Bear tuition reimbursement. UTQT£M for people willing to O N C E F 0 R KEYPUNCH between9&11:30A.M. coming r alls, t y pe . bus. of air t reatment ro .. tuvolved in assembl stock purchase plan and work. Neat appear. Good JNTERVIEW. ORGAN OPYATOlt MEDICALAAs't back of· CNeed5S/60net ) equip. MIY , 6-lOpm , or of compass & camera un free parking. Openings Now Available driving rec. Over 18. Co. EXCHANGE . ST/\ N Several o~nings exist fictwith X·ray Permit. SlmGood benefits . Mtrh 6-10, Sat 9:30am· its. Applicants should ex :-:;::: ~ ~ti~~~~r~ vehicles. S2.8S per hr + NUNN714t586-7302. for exper d operators. Call636-98SO Call Jim Hays 2:=->l>m, S400 mo sal. or per working w /smal BRENTWOOD incentives. Call Eric, ---------Univac 1900 e x per atSSS-2732 pro<it sharing proit as parts, good merh apt.. ex per neres sa ry ·w e 6'13-92S3 ~ul, but will train. Modela fem. Sharp. pref'd. No exp nee. Some enjoy Benefits include. SAVINGS & train. Start $3 per hr. As-GUARDS Swmg sttlft SIOO shift d1f· figure cinly, S1S per hr S. &T Western Inc. mgr oppty avail. For in· WL'eks vac, 1 week sir LOAN st managers lo S3.60 hr. ---------SECURITY ferential. Salary will de· ~968-3S20Bob. Architects& En1dneers le r . call a fter J pm leave, & profit shanng l Managers to SS.SO hr. Ad· DRIVE:llS pend on your background 1400 N. Bnstol Ste lSO m:a-,o nam e a fe w C a I 12001 San Vrncenle Blvd vancement opporturuties Men or women 2S yrs or Due to our recent ex· & ellper. and Is com MOVIE FiRM Newport Beach 92660 --------- 557·9051, as k for Ra Los Angeles. CA 90049 t.o those who qualify. For older . Know the coast ~· p·rogram. Wells plemeoted by many fine SEBCS EXTRAS o...__,~;at wanted for Gillman. Equal Opportunity information go to our cities. Net SUIO a week or Guard Services is benefits & our ideal N.B Ex-"-al career OPP· ·~ G arr1 son 's Employer M/F nearest market or con· more. Oraoge Coast hiring security guards 1ocauon. Forappt phooe ty r~~e WISbing to Hairc uttin g Sa lo n . Attenda nt for morn ~~~~~~~~~I tad. the personnel office Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt. for: break Into the movie penoo.a1help.5 days Dl..a.-"'·tl PTto k at Herrmann, Fountain .,....,Me~lch Lynn St.ansficld business. S20·S200 peri-642-..ooo __ . ____ _ wk in HB. Vic Beach j;.,.3 ~ .. ao: c t g :?~. G::fro°!':~~o Valley. <No or Slater S...:AM/~ <71!>y7S9-C078S3 day + r e s 1 du a I R.E. SALES Ada m s . Ca r r eq West min ster area. Equal()pporEmployet betwn Newhope & -. "' possibllltles. (71') Start the year right, _9fi0.._3364 __ . -----• tlrl·S505. .. Euclid) fllllrta./ ...... ..-• ~ Stt'Vk•s 761 ·l 24 4 . VI DE 0 Select Propen1es offers : ---------1 I•--------CodeMeH&IM 620 Newport Center Dr. CASTING. S ERVIC E top prog ressive com. Babyaltter .EI Toro a rea BOOKKEEPER COOK. exper, for rest WWttMrAno N892660 oowlnour3rdyear. nusslonsrhedule, an out· MatW'ewoman, startJn u secy work. Live-In home . Mu11t work DRIVER ..,,,., .. 1 pt E l ... t · J ........ kda 7am t .. ~-"-....... , Id ""! ..... op Y mpoyer Nurs-s A1'd •s 7.3, stanw og raining pro· ilnUJO•· w . ys C.M. """"a,,.,,, a~no for In· .. ="""'""""· .. , .. er a y. T E "' .. h Ith T C f . r l ... .. ""'7'0'IVO I M M I 0 l A .,_. ..... CH $650 ~•""-" $3.25··~ r. ex· g_r a m w o m m Y 4·30, are or in an tttviewappt.. _646-671 ___ 8_.______ WIUJ[O ~ S f ,_,,-.," a :n.u""' S h Hopl<iM Fast Start. pro. Ref. req. 763-7446 """ 0 p EH l H.. or .Lrg Fountain Valley co perlenced $3· 3.50 r . fessional offices on ma· SUNDIV ONLY npervltory I•• el seeks .operator w/6 m05 Mesa Verde Convales · ;or streets and the bes1 CASHIEI Six months to 1 yr exper. • Well groomed. pleasant Branchofc seeks bonda p e r s ooall t.y . G ood ble Ftr Teller. Contact benefits Apply Ravenna Cash. or Rollit> THE IRVINE CO Banking TELLERF/T COOICS Expanding r estaurant chain with over 50 units. Family-owned organlta· lion offe rs pleasant workiog conditions. Good opportunities for advancement. E•~llenl company benefit.a. Ex· perieoced dealred. Apply In persoll. Br o us ard at (714 l J07l Camelback 644-7255. ~rt Beach 644 9010 WESTERN FEDERAL 'ual Oppor Employer SAVINGS 274t E. Coaat Hwy Coroo&del Mar E OE. M/F For our South Coast Plaza office. Evcnio&s. Mooday thru Friday & eve ry Saturday. Ex· pert~ prelerttd. Call Kathy Amburgey or Mr. Kinolnp at 540-4086. c.lf.h•rll Swtk91 & Lo. 3333 Brls~ St., CM , Equal Oppor Employer UttJe M1u Mullet elt on a 1\dfet. along came a •Dider and read ln the Cl.ERICA.L Earn extra money! TYPISTS PIX lJlJW c .... Hwy ACCT CLIRKS ·Newport lectdl KEYPUNCH OPEi ~~~~~ CLYICS Couotft" Help, PIT. hrs M\.ttl have phone & reUa· u..a. capt Mike's Fish ble transp. Long Ir short· Fry· 6'.S-28'7S term asalgnmenl.I. Holl· Cowiter ffolp JOpm to day I& vacation pay. Sam. WbK'beU's Do Null Ho3.ltalliallon plan ~E.17thSt. C.M. av able. COUNTER MAN VOLT •I '"1••11•-'•• •'•I'''"'" I AUIO paiU. Min. 3 yrs Job or exper. Mu•t be well IJ'OOIMd " personable. Ption.e 5'$·8'-08 tor ln· t.en1ew appi. ftl ~ officers who ex on key to disc. Day cent Hosp., 661 Center staff in town. It's your To deliver DAILY ..tTOP PAY watt. a sJrt. Xlnl bens. Ca ll St.,C.M.54S·5S85 future.Call751·3191 PILOT bundles to car· ,. .. dH c:.-•'f Judy, 540-6055. Coa1Hal NursLDg • SELECT rienJ In Newport Beach ~..,. • Personnel Agency, 2790 L VM areu. Requires van or Appt,y In person Monday Harbor.CM PROPERTIES latf!e atation wagon & a to Friday, 8AM to 5PM __ AIL __ J_O_BS_F_'R_E_E __ I Prr-3 to 11 sbin.. Xlnl good driving r ecord. at: tc~n-rators benel. Holiday pay Im· _Res_ta_ur_an_t ____ _ Call: wa.LS f AllGO -,.... med. Bayview Con vales· ir--.a. •-AH1ndmtl1 '42-43.21 Ma c orp n t>e d s cent,~ Thurin. C.M. -._-AM for GUARD SYVICES operators w/6 mos exp &G~. Take food orders. asslst I SU W. for swing shift. Sal $775. ---------in preparation of food & 0. wim-or C ~........... + x.lnt beos & fine sur· ahce Manager.Sales operate cash r eglater . Hwry s..wycnu:caw...-w roundlngs. 374"'i2 eqwp: Good opportunity for ad· fUU & part Ume poti· EqHI o,partHlt, ftlllrt.. CA Call Rita, 540·605$. vancernent. Will train/no ~ avaJJabte. Apply in llli,la,tr Monday. Tue.day, Wed· Coutal Personnel Agen· experience necessary. person. EectrooiCI D.ECTRONICS TECHNICIAN l.mmed!at.e openin«a and oppor&unl&l es In an ~ company ln tbe Oranae Couotr a1J1)0ltt area. Apptic1nta to troubleshoot. repatr. and test elcc&ronlc 11yatems. Recent analog and dlaltal upenence prelerftd. Call 557-G479, oesda.)'. TbW'llday, tOAM ey 2790Harbor. CM Must be 25 yn old or The Anlicµie Gulld to4PM. CLOSED Friday 'ALL JOBS FREE older & be a vatl. on Ia>l E. Oyer Road. at: v ............ h SatW'days. 557·0824 or Sant.a Ano 230W. w.,,..,. .-.,..-:,;_C ••" 0 _ 714-6090. 1s25 Mesa lla217 M.Aw -..-~ Verde#206,CostaMesa. Restaurant ir_..._ •-C 6 Mo's ex per to land --------Did Cl•d•'• _.._ • career p0s. on beaut ()ptornetrie Asat/Recep. Rn..,.•t Sta~UcNoC-6036 Fashion Island. S al 'Typing. Noo smoker. CXX>tCS Equal Opp Emplyr MI F D.0 . E. This ls a maJ co $650 per mo. 8»9108 W AJTRESSES w/xlot. beos & lovtly BUS.BOYS F• Ad Action otc'•. eau Rita, 540-605$. p•nr TIME msnw/\SHERs Cout&J Penoonel A1en· M M.lo or no ex per nee. Full ey,2790Harbor. CM EYEHIN"~ It part · ll m c . 2698 ALLJOBSFREE IN N e w p d r t Kitchen H~lper. full·Ume. AdulL'I wtth outata.odlng, BMS. C.M. attractive personallllM ~en.Joy workin« with Jlestoura nt sandwich lddl. start at ::uo per maker. no exp. Over 18. hour. PhoneM2"321 Ext S2.7Stostart. 11\Jll & PT. Dally Pilot Cla11lfied 3141 cM'7: Drf•e Mid.Ion about Mlas Muf· I fet't Turfe\ and ~b\ It. 14 74 (« ••· You can sell (Acrmt From )"OQr' ttlfet &Dd 1cM or OranJ• co. Airport> ask '°' 81.1.,ch. Lookina for • home of l•-------JOUJ' own? You'll find•-------- Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5&78 Moo-Fri. 11 ·30·Bpm, $3.15 per hr. Oo od bentflll . E .O .E . Bayview Conv. Hosp., 205S Thuria, St. C.M MN505 ~J BE1WEEN 4:00.5.00 Fritiankottcr PM. »3SW•mer Ave. A* for J I• HD 84M438 SALES TRAINEE DAILY PILOT This highly s uccessful local newspaper has an opntlng In the clrcula· Lion department. Job in· eludes sales. service. col· lecl.1ons and supervision or teena1e carriers. Selected applicant will receive a liberal siartin.: salary and regularly scllflduled rai&es. bonus opportuniU~ and many frinRe beneliLI such .as paid vacations, medical. de ntal and life in · surance. Position also proVldes successrul a~ pliCAnt with late mool'l car or van will\ personal '*privileges. Applicant must be 18 and have good driving re· cord. Hours are appro1umate· ly 11 AM to 9 PM daily Weekends e>ptional but 111 overtlme rates. II you art (lualified nnrl interested call the Ottu.lat.lcn Departme,nt and aak for the District Sales Manat1er'1 in tervi.ew. ottA.MGE COAST DAtLY,ILOT 330W. Bay$t. Co$la Mesi 642-'321 ot.be:r tbJn11 tbroulb '1?T'al Opl>OC1 Emgloyer Da.1l1 PUot Clatalfled - Adi. O.U IO.wrl lllU1 bomee advert.11ed Have aomethlna you want for Hit in Classtftcd to tell1 Cluall\td ads do ...,.ca.y. It well. '42·5878. chlnp lut wWt Dally PUot Want Ad.I . Equal 0Mior1uni1y Emj>loyer Want Ads __ __;.~------- AD F.QuaJ Opportunity Call IG-H11' ___ l;_m .... p_to_y_er __ _ • ~-~·~~ . ~.h~ tw, W_..d 7100 ~---IOt .. I 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OAILVPILOT ..............wz•cn OJ c1 .... ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------i ~r\ 1u Station Allt n d1.1nt. t'lt.~r'd l>•> & I'. ~ l"ull & p llrn'° Ap s.ily. Shell ~t•UCIO, 17th .. ltv1'l(', N R ~I<'<' Station 11.ii:hly proh•,,..on I. 1·~ n •lh'fll p11y, buy o ut pl.in orrem-d. 6'73 mo saYICl CASHltR & rax OftHATOR ~«I lmml'd111tA•ly ro1 full t1m(' work l'\lll 1·om !)tiny l:wnl'flt.'1 & xln't 1.Ja> prol{ram \a II M ill llUl J>wnter at 008 WI TllAM \ W 7600 Wl'stnun~ll'r WMtm1n,lt•r lm-7~1/6311 7880 SU RAY'S 11' ti 30' HAlllSON•s SIAUYIOATS 31111 ~"" u lM ~•n1y 14 trlytmd.it & lJ" Sillll.)I) C.i 3 l.."'Ull lo4lfl. 541111 90 6 0 <l17 S(J y liN: uf b1111uJ • •• • • •• •. • •. • •• • ••••••• l kydn 1020 ••••••·······•········· ~-!..~·~!? ..,. 4' Old lkh l rw•t'r" MXUIKt'J &up ......... 10 \pd b1kl''\ $~17 ..., Nl'W,, Wtt'<f 3 ~ \0 "IKh \1111»,t' ~hwmn h11<,·1o ll'llr1.t 11nd lit'~ .. ,. ~/ll ~t'"P"rt Hhd < M 642-7910 """" llniwn J. tom 1 ,. rp••t WlUI pdd .\JI fol S-l 00 PN )ard Call Ml 4-t~ C lllUt1 N>llN·t111n f' r U)' Plll ll3t TlU7 Mu.t •l'll Mirror• u Jll'll 10 xG xl II )411 CI07!1 1011 ,......_44'H71C J ;IM ..'F7T C.&l •t'oluhn• S..Mllet-Yochh 17141 846"27~ W31 ~98 IMJ.3 Tt ._, !NiatiOft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'h 1 l d \ !-, t' h " I nn h I IH' ~ ·w· ·O·R· ·[)·S· •• ·D· I\··(:;: ::n·:,. ·.,-~· ... -, .·v-•,•, J·.·v-· ·N·,..·.· U1>t<d only 00('" ~ ... • • I " r. ,, r " ,... .... r ~ • '. !lGO :~ Art deal(•r will buy m D ISC..:OUNT ltl\TJo;s teretHln& 11em1> I 71'1 l ldcul cro:1a country neut llol~lf(h Enf(ll~h 10 i1p<l. in33S43 new 4 plore Cordm11I ll1:hlwflt 2fi ' frn r11c . WANTF.O: .1• rt•llo In"" IF R $2<1 hr w<·t & up i.:1t~.S75 lltl.2 !>207 iafll•r' ce llent <'Ondl tlOll Or C'ty Airport. Alo'\ IOMt RA,-llll()fluhly pn<'i-d S:ll 4252 or ~9 ~3 OOCJI 8040 963 2187 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COHMUL CHEVROLET .'>\.'JI 111111 ... 111•·1 ' 'II'> I \ ~ ~~'> \ SU-1200 WJ.; PAY TOP DOLLAR •'OK TOP U EU C.:AHS f"OIU:IG N. DOM l::S'flC.: UI CLASSICS If yoor <'•r 11 c·.rctru cl<-11n 'f't' us hrat IAUOIUIC« ~~harbor Blvd ('oe1U1 Ml!'!la 979 2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Usl'<S Car Mar 540-5630 lfNl~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURV 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA WEIUY USB>CARSl We're the new Chevrolet dealership Ill the Irvine Auto Center We need ~.,.v Sta llelp nt•t•<kd 1m Cii•rman Sh1•ph1•rd pup/\ t4nkal ~Sf/ff/ yourusedJca0r !E mt.'d f'ull or pit Apply \rl') health). i:oorl qu,eh IMtnlnwnh 8083 Rtftt 9 I 20 !l!llt:Cstllwy,NH ~~(; rt'gli.tered ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MACPHERSON ARP OMNI Syntht>s11rr Older camper 4 1Wlt•, w 10 CHEVROLET ---------•istuh Tw puppies /\KC: Mint cond $ll00 Don truc k $1~0 Stove & '"-t ba•·karound. s1cn ~5011 rcfng 6'0-2700 21 Autoet>nlt'r Dnvt• TEAC llER S S ub AU• '" "" -----IHVLNE ')tllule K1nd1•rg11rlC'n __ 4_93_8_77_4 ____ Wanted ~. cello 1n e.11 Motoriudlikes 9140 76S.7222 lhroos!h 8lh grade Con ---------• c e 11 en t co n d 1 t 1 o n . ••••••••••••••• •••••••• --------- tad. Westmtni.tcr School PET WORLD Reasooably pnced. mE MO-PEDDLER WA ..... TED'. D 1st r 1 cl , I 4 I 2 I Bostons, Chihuahuas, 963-2l87. New P EUGEOT MO n C edar wo o d Ave Cocker:.\.. Vorkies, Shih-Offke Furniture & PEDS Reg S.CG9. Now Westminster 894 731 I exl T 1 u . ,. oms . M 1 n ir.-.i-nt 8085 _ 1299. 631·3830 __ 212 t: 0 E Schnauzers Pups & s tud •• ::?':":;~: •••••• ••• •••. •M'•'•rv•1•ce-71i11::114'.~ •• 1.so•2•7--1 Xlnt new & ust-d ofc:. furn. ---------•I -plan files. wk benrhes TEACHERS SUBSTITUTE S60PERDAY FTffto You 8045 C.E SURPLUS631 ·2777 ····················••· Johe l>oR Name Boot's Speed-0 · P rint Fl u1vcnl f~r C:hris lmns . Call f"or Sale "as is", best of fer. 64.2-4321 e xt 297 TT Clmatl1 Moped, xlnl rond1t1on $350/bcst offer 673 44.9'.I tm PcuA1.'0t Mop\•d, xlnt t'Ofld1t1on. $~. 968 1295 -- Moto.Sc:!t:.l:s/ 9150 Late model Toyot3s, Volvos. PkkuP6 & Vans Call us t.oday • 1 tU H.,._ ll•d. CMteM•te '°' 446-0 0J or S.CO·t44 7 or a work i.topni<c or llJ3-2006 _ _ __ _ emergency Ou1ly pfly ~ 8050 Beauldul like-new office ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn. <mostly imported '75 flus quevarna. 175 Autos.lntported teak) & ofc eqwpmcnt. Motocross. Set up for en· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Going outof business. duros . 675-7085. mech Audi 9707 $100,000 ong value. i.cll sound $595 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S60. Six h11(h s chools. ••••••••••••••••••••••• grades 9·\2. Valid ('I\ MUST S~LL end lbll>, l'redential rc:..oq 'd Apply~ I mp s . rec l 1 n er s . s ubmit cred ential lo bookc ases. etc. Olsen person, HB Union llS Model H ome t 'u rn Dlst • !>20\ Bois a I\ ve . ~:m7 II B or call <714 >8686711 tog for lei.s than ...., Desks, chairs. con· '78 VZ 80 E with DG m · Cerence tbl & chrs. files. termed1ate kit. & Luft shelves, typewnters, art shock & Res.$700 or best. 1..973 Audi lOOLS. sunroof, AM/FM radio, new b rks, 69,000 mi, xlnt cond. $1875/ofr.675-4253 COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 UAf<BOR MLVO §4QJ64 I 0 $40-02. 3 *DRIVE A* * LITILE ••• * SAVE A LOT s11or & COMPARF. BARWICtC DATSUN ..... t 11 f 11 ,I rt • .1,U 't I .I I I~ • 8 l l·l 37S 49l-ll7S --~-~ "We need to buy clean Oalllun used cars" $Will Pay Top Dollar$ COSTA MESA -DATSUN 284HfAf<BOR BLVD 540-64 t 0 540.02 t 3 '76 280Z. xlnt cond mags, /VC, stereo, radio, gape, OU baU. Mulholland SUS pen.sJon. $5900 Ask for Dack 549-4834 dys . CWZ..5673 eves/wknds '71 SIO Sedan brand new motor uoder Wrnty $1 200 642 2434 Days ~9602Eves LATE '7S280Z2+2, wht lmmac !::very .11tru $6 ,000 67 Monlct'1lo, QJM. &'4 7664 Fiat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llDDIJ F1rnt..asllc Closeout on 1978 Models 1979 Models nowamvmg MUST SELL DICK MILLER MOTORS 120W. Wamer,S.A 557 2132 '75 9t IS TOMJO Silver Anniversary. 5 spd, alk>ts. n~~ paint, a very nice car. $l2.000 PrisffM Ponca.. Sll>-7811 '75 Porsche 914, xlnt cond , ~.000 me. new ures. $6000 ~1633 um Targa, Blk on blk. loaded w /everyth1nf(. dnven only 2~.000 m1 with care. Just a beauty. like new. Must sell for SlA.SOO with s11.m as· sumable bank loa.n P. P Daya 549· 7971. eves 5411-<&M.( '68 Targa 9l2. rebll eng. alloys, 5 speed, must sell. $81()(). 496·2145 TEST DRIVE OUR "LEC.AR OF THE YEAR" Good mventory 1n stock. llurry whJle they last' MIRACLE MAD>A/REHAULT 2150 Harbor Blvd COSTA MFSA 64S-5700 •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROllS·ROYCl l~J•ml)OOf' '-•!>Ort IH•<I• \'-----'~ CLOSED SVNOAVS '59SalverCloud I $19,000 985 4144 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76Subaru DL New clutch & brks $1,850. 979-6716 T~ 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• for mfo. Dc11dhne DN· MUST SACRIFICE Twin 29\h or fuU mat & box s pnngi. objects . & misc Call Call SamS48~.!_~ __ _ (714 )979-4666 '78 Honda 750K. very low Pkinos & Orgam 8090 mi full cruis e gear, BMW 97 I 2 Hoftda 9727 IEFORlYOU SB.L YOUR Telephone Operator for ans wering i.rrv11.•e r llm('. grav('yard s hift l28 t-•ort.>l>l AH'. La>iuna Beach TEUPHOHE SOLICITORS S28 Ct•ntury Model Home .f\im 549 3fll7 SOrA & LOVE~t-:1\T $1 78 Century Model Jlom1· F\Jm ~9 3077 Hide a beds $179 Olsen Model llomc fo'u rn 54.9-:m7 Queen si flB matt/box sprngs S89. King $99 Century Model Home 1'\Jm ~9·3077 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.950.~7259 One of a Ktnd l\ntq MoforHo.nt1 Saflt/ Upnght Stamed glas-. R...t/Storacj. 9160 panels Peri cond Beaut ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~Asking $2200 l97lL..dau Llmry Motoritol'lllt Siding 8093 Fully self contained ••••••••••••••••••••••• Generator. 2 air condt- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WT CHAHCE FOR 1978 5301 's S.AVE! BUY OR LEASE NOW! BfWld Hew '79 HONDA Cars MAMY To Choos• From! UNIVERSITY TOYOTA. SEE US! MARQUIS TOY OT A MISslON VIEJO 131-2180 495-1210 Oldsmoblt• i2 c.oroua. Gd dependa· ble <'ar AM/FM cass Honda c_... • GMC s tereo inrld $1000/bst True ks air. 95S-06SO 9·5. ~S-487 4 2850 Harbor Blvd. eves Costa Mesa 540.0040 1 -ri-.,...-----9-7-6-7 .. dt 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Black l978 Seville sedan. leather. all eJCll'as 9500 actual miles Perfect cond Sl2.750 Call 645 6101 ask for Mr Howard YEAR END 1976 GRANADA $3999 2 Dr With automatic, air eond . pwr. steertn". vtnyl top & radio 11 GREAT buy for lhc money• t850SPP) COHHELL CHEVROLET .,._,., 11.ir '"'' Ill, d I I~·\ \H.:--\ S46-l 200 CLEARANCE '76 Bobcat. 18128 mpg. ~ __ new radials, vmyl lop. All '71:1 Demos mu'lt RO xlnt cood. S2500 or l:wst this month• S t>c us ~fer. 752 0234 , 968-7343_ TODA V ' · 7 o W a g o n , g o o d COHN Ell CHEVROLET transportation. rt frnt body damage, runs x lnt. $250/best offer 548-9278 ._tGftC) 9952 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ llM IN ti Ill\ ,f ('t ISi ,\ :'>1 ~-~ \ 546-1200 ---------'65 Mustang Convertible. ' 977CHEVROLET 289 V-8, auto, P/S, fac. a i r, just com pleted IMPALA SEDAM ouod up restoration. AutomatJc, pwr steer-cond. 494 -0167 ~· factory air rood .• "':&: h8. 9911:5 tinted gla.sa, waw Ures, -•-~ wheel covers & LOW ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles. Lie. 857RLD Stk 76 OLDSMOllLf P3642. $4299 S4777 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HAAISOA Bl VD COSTA Mf!tA 641 0010 2 Or with V8, air cond . automatic, pwr . steenng & brakes, bucket s eals & radio Looks RRANO NEW! l24SNWll 1 CONNELL CHEVROLET 'X.:?411.tr l111r Uh d • Ir.... I \ \1 ~ S \ S46-I 200 _;:::;::;::::~~_.;:..~;::::;:::;::::::::. PWo 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f,xpen encct.I Only Sell l>wly Pilot. flighest com m1ss1on paid Your phone al home Over 21 . I I) Card Call 835-6453 I JP M **I BUY ** Uooers, roof top air . TV antenna, C B radio. AM/FM stereo tape, llke new tires & other extras too numerous to men- tion. Very. very clean. Look at this one before you buy! Cull Truman al 7911 MOW .ARRIVING! .__ 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ '7<t Runabout, new paint, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 TR4 hrdtop only, ex· <'l"tlll, SltllO. row Truck Dnvers ex p<-r 'd. Top ll!IY Apply C&W TClWIOI(. 74011 Ohms Way,(.' M 642 1:!!\2 Typcsl. Gen orr. f1lrng 111 1-i MrR. S600 Ku· Cul Good used Furniture & Appliances OH I will sell or S1':LL for You. MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 lV, Rodlo. HIR, Stereo 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful 25" color TV. 2 yr wmty, free del. $128. 646-1786. !>56-6193 - --/\II Wood Bunk beds Craig home cassette THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HAABOA 8lVD. COSJA MESA 642·0010 Waitress. e xpc•r n<·c· w1mat & box 11 prngs or player&recorder.$35 Lwirhes 21 yr., +-Apply <'ht•.,l bed S99 Ols en 960-3536 .7~ llonda 3601'. t'X<'ell in pen.on. Le Riarnt1. Model llomes 5493-077 BSRtumtable290AXhke cood Sacnf1reS.S001ofr 414 N Newport Hlvtl ------NB 64S-4>700 3 Pl' c urv<>d :.ert1onal new S40 900-__ 2938.;.__ _____ _ nu.,t color Xlnl eond 673-7947 673-3553 _ Auto Service, Ports Warehouse Clt-rk nt•edt-d Sl2S 964 1144 VlDEOCL":ARA .. 'CL' &AcceslOri•s 9400 for marine hardwart· cJ '' c. company 1-'tJll time 1m E.rctra LarRe 3 ptere sec 7 day sale End11 New ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1.'<!1ate opcninR Full ttonal Green1i.h !(old Years F.ve RCA 200 or Tonneau cover Brand t'\Jmpany benefit., (;a II kSOt~t ofr 642 8359 Sa n y o . S 7 5 0 e a IK'W for '65 lo '117 M 1dget Ba I boa M J r 1 n c Panasonic or Magnavox orSpnte $60 838·~34 Hardware for appl & de Outgrown l!uddle T tmb programables. Sll50 ea . •BMW• •RESALES• '7420024sp. (373LPF'I '75530la 811' (SOOMM L> '7620024sp. <569PQM) 'TI 320i 4 sp. <283SPI> '765:.>14sp 13lSRKSl '776:1>CS1 (6891' JE) '787331a (500308) '7873314sp. <SOSWPF> Also limited number or l.S78 320l's 1s s l.111 avalla· blc. Call ws t.oday ! 831-2040 49>4949 CREVIER ·73 JAG. XJ12. Blk w/blk cell cond. $190/oHer 900 So. Cocnt Hwy. 963 2U9, 962-749& I ea the r 1 n t. Fu 11 y 960-2938 1 -leodl cqwp'd. Ch rome wlrt' -.,..-~ 9960 whls, Mich.elJ.n tires. im· Yollswoqen 9770 494-1131 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac. in & out. 645·4743 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------'f.6 Pl, VMOUTH Sulelllte '75 VW B eetle-Tawny ---------2dr hrdtp Low mileage KCll"llD""Ghla 9735 1>e1geexterior. deluxe in· '76 Monte Carlo, new r ebll en.gtne , r adio: tenor. AM /FM Stereo brakes, new radials. wht heater, a ir cond.<necds Mags & radial tires One side-walls. blue landau, N!P8Jr>. power steerinte owner. Pri. Pl. $2900 full power, AM /fo'M & power bra kes Gd ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Must Sell berore Ouistmas! New e ng & llres $11!00 552·8583 Ca1163J..279l radio. s pec. stnpptng, transportation. lm5. Can 26k mi. mint cond be i.een this weekend '70 Gtua. Light blue. New '64 VW Bus. Must Sell. 759-0800 Best offer Call SSl·443S . pwnl, rblt eog, gd cond Anyreasonableofr. ------~-Ph848·9912art6 213-G33-~. '76 Chevy Impala 4 dr. ·oo PLYMOUTH Satellite PIS, Pt B. AIC, Plst.s, nu 2dr hrdtp. Low mileage, balt·l1res-brakes Pnced r eblt eng111e. radio . 9731 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda tosell 499-3729 ____ healer, atr cond. (needs '65 Corsa, new en.: 4 brl reprur>. power steenng '72 VW camper van. rblt. amtfm. Mag'>. buckets. & powl'r brakes Gd run.'> xlnt. full lglh root Sl950Wild Bill 646 7o16 tram.Portal.Jon. $595 Can '66 Bug Good cond1t1on 494..0018 rack. radials, AM FM ----be sei?n this weekend tails 549 9671 to: 0 t-: bunkbe<ls Sell.s new for Tern h e tape s pecials 64 TRA hrdtop only. e x Mtf''/11 over $1()00 Tuke away 4hr or 3hr tapes. $l7 50' cell. cond. Sl!/O.o fr forS400. mcl. mattressei.. All pn~ are subject to 900-2938 &' ~' • H OAOWAV 2150 HtrlMM-at.cl. cass.673-1-479 l!m Monte Carlo Landau CallSSl-4435 ___ _ luxunous ly load1.'<i Sun POl'Mac 996S roor. 2 1,000 miles .••••••••••••••••••••••• 493-4354 -------'68 Ponuac Ventura, Xlnt WOODWORKER M7 3225 s S 5700 'TI VW, Stiver, AM t FM S . . avaiJabihty. One day de· AH TA AHA Coda MeM 64 • t ape, m int condition SJt.os.5 b E 'd live~-AaltotforSale 835·3171 per our xpr Horws 8060 auls V1'deo •·TV ••••••••••••••••••••••• i2 RX2 Ma-"'a. All ex 494-39'79 17 MOY A COUPE cood. SOOO/bsl ofr . f'ully eqwpped tnduding ~3536 __ ra!lcy wheels. I 267 RZL > '67 f'lrebird. $3975 Best orfcr. CORMIER Leasing M8· 4198 Al lcvme Auto Center Selling anythlnl( with a 23663 Rockrleld Blvd Dally Pilot Classified Ad Lake Forest ts a simple matte r .. 7614026 Jl.L'it call642·5678. in pin router table ~aw "' lHE ULTtMATt OAIYINQ MACHIN! l.U ----------and shaper '11euds "up ....................... 2600E.Coast llwy ~/ *USEDIMW1• tras. Very good cond '70 VW Bus. New paint tnc3123Wes\Mcl\rthur, CHRISTMASPOMY CdM 714 7590426 Oosslcs 9S20 '7JBav.St R<S67lUP> $850firm499-4226 New brakes New tires. Santa Ana Palommo for only SJOO San . 11 1 . 11 ••··~·••••••••••••••• .7•20028~/R ,14oLG "') "~-...t...1 •--9740 S nrf. $3000/bs t of r Call for det11ils la s e per is se ml( • CadiU• .. r ~..--"· w R 1 T 1-: R 400-6214 lots of lh f'1 goodies for 63 nc, convertible. '752002A to. air <2236) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-029S __ . _____ _ PHOT OG H l\P llf.;R ----les.'1.M2·U 811evc11 Sllver/grny. Ong Ownr. '763.0slS/R !029RKM> •'77 2400 Auto, tur, Im· '72 VW BUG. reblt eng PUBLICIST needed for f'1 Mhy Arab Otr ~eldmg 9 loah & Mari Cond XJnt 640 0159 ·n~:46pSIR (0179) mac Lo ml. Mus t sell. since June, gd cond. Call ~ySo. County l\J(ency r8cO::i8¥'s~ow. lntdiap ~,..."."• TNCb 9560 '77C/spds:,~> :0·5565 eves, 754·6341 640-Bl.83. ~i!h~:: Se~d·~:s~ & --~ 640:?613· -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ._..,. ys. -RAB--m-TT--'77_X_l_n_t _c_o_n_rl ml' Mwelry 8070 G-ral 90 IO '78Toyota SR& '68 BMW. 60.1..000 Mi. (2nd 1968 Mercedes 250SE, Priced to sell. $3.400. & s alary n eed s to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Long Bed earl One vwner . M1tke paml, Int & eol( xlnt. ~ Cla55lfied Ad •38. Dally PARROTS. Spectacle 494~18. offer 642·3512 $8S()O 7765996afl6PM 7· Alltos,Mew 9100 Alltol,Mew 9IOO Pilot, PO Bo.re 1560• Cosl.Jl Parrots Ideal for pets Voh-o 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa, Ca. 92626 SOO. Yehow heads $275. TT Chev. 1 Ton p U. w/lo A.tot, Hew 9100 Autot, Hew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wrougbt iron cageJS $90 profile utsl1t1 body ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO Mlf'dMIMIH PP~l Loaded Ve r y clean . • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S7RSO. 960-4407 ......... , IOO •••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~~!'!? ..... !?!~ =======-:=~ '75 Che•y '12 T. ________ _,Royal & Olymp1u, self· AVON 12' and 9.8 hp xlnt cond. 350 V-8·auto-8' AntlqueMualcBoxes' cor rectin g electri c Never used Mere 0 /8 bcd,$3000/oCr 000-2938 Slot Machines! Clocks ' typewriters. like new. St350. 645-9950 eves v.. 9570 HU6ESELECTION C08t $650 ea, will Lake 673-5012 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._,.~• G75ea. 7141847·9360 loah. MalntHM1nc:e/ hAwwtfa•al ---------s.r.ke f020 ca•"" Special ShlptMnt ...................... . Open Wed. thru Sat. Imparted caabm~re In· Mechanic/ Electrirlan· UI02Kettertn1.1rv. dlan Chrlalm aa Otna· Repairs. New lnatalla· • __ c'714-•17•$4···1m ___ 1 menta. Be aded wall Uons: Monthly8flrvlce20 ---------• hGJiJnt flfll orlgioel years exp. Local re f1. Oak . Maboa , W a lnut African H imalayan 646-400S furniture. Low pncea. ~a~. 31740 Coast -... --,.-__ ---9-0_4_0 842-7347. lwy. Sout h Laguna , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4SMI03. 1 ................ 1 Rare collector'• 1860 ---------~'frra:l:ket eun. S.90 IOSI IOWL Grcmd Banks naec. for 1ale 644-7743 Blltn Wbaler-seacraft Have )'OU read today'a Stan Mlller Yacht• O..uled Ada? II noc, SELL ldJe items with a tal3) 58t>N.13 )'OU're mlMlnt lbe beat DtllyPUotClaulfled Ad. ___ <.71•4>111'*'-2'1•$4_._ IWl&iDI in town I ea.4111. '76 CHEVROLET SURFll VAH Automatic, AM I FM 1t«'OO tape, pwr. s teer· ln1. h l·back seah. special paint, crulae con· t.rol, pop-top roof, auJt. 1•1 tanks, Tacoma WheelJ & low mil •1. L.lc. 1083754Ser. P3247. S5477 THEOOORI ROBINS FORD )(\/,,) llAPlll)P "tvn to\111 Mf\A 1'>'11 rm>o CARS IN STOCK- MORE ON THE WAY! TEST DRIVE THE RX7 TODAY ' SALIS, SERVICE AHDLIASING OVERSEAS O~LIVt-:RY EXPERTS UJUIKE VOLVO 1986Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 64'-tJOJ 140-9467 OIAHGICOUNTY VOLVO EXCUJSlVEL Y VOLVO Larf03t Volvo Dealer ln Or•n1e County! BUY or LEM£ DIRECT 1979 =s21499 Lincoln ~:: VERSAILLES \ •