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Home My WebLink About1979-01-02 - Orange Coast Pilotl • • , . ' oil 9~ 'Shook Like a .• .... .. Tot Critieal Women Over 40 ~ter Falling F avored by Men·, Seven Stories Sorwey S~ows • TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 2, 1979 VOL. 71, HO. 1, J SECTIOHS, U itAGES Airport Cleared New Cabinet. Picked in Iran TEHRAN,Jran <APl !.... Prime Minister-designate Sbahpour Bakhliar has completed his selections ror a civilian cabinet to replace the military regjme installed two months ago to deal with the riots against the shah, an aide lo the former opposition leader said today. The aide, who asked not to be named. did not s ay when the proposed Cabinet llst would be announced. but it presumably will be made public Wednesday or Thursday. It will then have to be approved by the parliament and the shah. Meanwhile. the Iranian mtutary took over operations at the Tehran airport control lower today and restored limited com- mercial service after a strike by airport workers brought air traf- fic to a near standsllll and stranded hundreds or foreigners trying lo nee the stife-lorn coun- try. - The stale radio s aid the Ira- nian Senate would meet Wednes· day , and sources s aid the seulon Wtely would result in a resolution backing Bakhtiar's proposed government. The lower house would then have lo take similar action before the list would go to the shah for ap- proval. Diplomatic sour~s said com· mercial planes began landing at the airport after a U.S. Air Force transpoR came in s afely on a "test run." The transport was to take out families or American military personnel. But the U.S. Embassy said there Tot Falls 7&ories JUAMI <AP l -A 2· year-old toddler wbo ren seven stories from a high rise apartment building remained in critical condi-tion today lollowlna sur- 1ery IOI' lntemal lnjuries. Authortties 1ald Michael Granboln• apparently climbed up to • window In bl• parent•' apartment Monday. pushed out a screen and tell with it to tbe rround •• borrlfled witneAel watched. ' He landed on h1I bac~ on 1 1ra11y •lawn and re-mained con1c,oue after the laU, firemen aald. had been no decision yet to use g overnment plan es for American civilians. Pan American and Lufthansa flights landed and took off for Frankfurt and Istanbul. A P~ American flight lo · Frankfurt was due later In lheday. Several private firms were or- g a nizi~ charter flights for employees and their families because or the uncertainty of scheduled service. Canadian Ambassador Ken· neth Taylor said iwo Canadian (See IRAN, Page A2) Shark Kills Policeman in South Africa DURBAM. South Africa <APl -A 23-year·old" South African policeman was killed by a shark while skin-diving with a rriend during the New Year's weekend in Sordwana Bay, the Johan- nesburg Star reported today. Flip Steenkamp's last words were, ·~ out, leave me." ac· cording to his diving partner, Anton Marais, who s aid the s hark s hook the young policeman like a doll. ll was the first fatal sbark at. tack along South Africa's Natal Province coast In JS years. The Star said the shark was about 10 feet long and weighed more than 800 pounds. Marais said Steenkamp told him not to help, but that he tried to save hls friend any~ay . Marais said he was horrified al lhe sight or the policeman pounding with his list on the shark's mouth in an attempt to • get free. Marais said he fired hls spear . 8un at the shark and that it then let go ol Steeftkamp's legs, but by the Ume they got to shore the policeman wu dead. Parade P oetponed PHILADELPHIA (APl -The threat ol raln and bJth winds forced U. polltpOMmeot Mon· day ol the Mummert P1rad4' that tradltlon1Jly winds down Broad Street and around City Hall on New Year'• Day. The 79tb edlUon of the lavi1h .SU miUlon ulcewalk will be held Saturday, parade o<licl11a al.Id. ea-re In an _ ... -Iemente 0..ly ...... -..., Lee .. ,,.,,. We lrome Back Ric h ard Mossman . custodia n a t Mesa Verde Elementary School in Costa MeSfl. was gr~ted with stret1 ming signs of New Year's revelry when he returned to work this morning. A quick cleanup put things back in order. Six Victims Identified CHICAGO <APl -They were as young as 15 and as old as ~ when they died. Some worked for John Wayne Gacy lr., others wer e lbelr friends. And some still needed lo be squired from place to place in the family car. They are the victims so far identified in an apparent series or sex slayinli(s that left bodies in the crawl space, bodies in the river. , Three o( the bodies unearthed from the crawl space beneath Gacy 's home '\vere identified Monday, and police said the 36-year-old con~ractor bad ad- mitted killing two of the three. Older Better Women .Over 40 Popular LONDON <AP) -Gentlemen prefer older women, according to a ~urvey published today for a knitwear company. A majority of 1,200 British men polled, who ranged in age from 2$ to 35, voted women in their early 40S the most beautiful. Topping the poll was Brltls&_ actress Joan Collins, who says she is 42. Close behind were ac· tresses Brigitte Bardot, 44, Jane Fonda, 41, Diana • Dors1.~7, Diane C\lcnto, 44, Diana Rigg, 40, and Ra· quel welch, the youngest ot 38. . hf.ftey Kalp, spokesman tor Butte Knit of Lon· d n, Ltd. saJd; '',Women who were sex symbolq in the t9SOnmc:M960l-nma:lrrBO l.t?t!R! t~""C11use-no- younger women have taken their place." ( ln au. six or the 29 bodies linked to Gacy have been iden· lified. He reportedly has told police he killed 32 boyJi and young men after having sexual relations with them. The digging goes on today at Gacy's home near Des Plaines, JU5t northwest of Chicago. The three victims ldenUfied Monday by the Cook County Medical Examiner Dr. Robert Stein wer:e: -Gregory Godzik , 17. ot Ctih\ago, a former employee ot Gacy's who bad been miaail\g since December 1976. -John Szyc, 1$, a friend ot Godzik who also U ved Jn Chicago. -Richard Johnston, 17, of S.naeovllle, who wu Jaat seen ln June 1176 when bla mother dropped blm olf for a n>ek con. c•rt In Qlicqo. Police -said Gacy previoust.Y ccmfeaaect to kllllng Godlllt ad Saye. They ••Id Jobnaton'a name bad not been mentioned, but they did not say whether that meant they upected the number ol known dead to ln· ~au~ -.·~----. ...,___ Stein ••ICI he may have dif· ncutty \Mf\Ufytn11 the re1t of the <See BODIES; P••• AU Victim Found In Auto San Clemente police suspect foul play in the death Monday of a man found battered a nd bleed- ing. wedged between the seats or a car parked in the downtown parking district. The victim. whose identity has been withheld pending positive identification, died at the UCI Medical Center at 10:30 a .m .. three hours after he was round in the parkin~ lot behind the Del Mar Market., 156 Ave. del Mar. Police were called to the scene by a nearby resident. who re- ported the fatally ihjured man. The man. who police say ap- peared lo be in his 4-0 's, had numerous deep sca lp cuts. a deep puncture wound in the 1'iJlht temple. and an injured right eye and left ear. said city firemen. who tranported him by am- b u I an ce t o San C le m e nte General Hospital. He was subse- quently transferred to the UCI Medical Center. when • he died Police said today the man ap- peared to have been the victim of an assauJt with a blunt mstru- ment. The Orange County Coroner's office was reportedly uttc mptmg <SeeSLAYlNG, Paite A?I Weather Northeast to east lnds 20 to as mph de<:reasing late today. Considerable cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight in mid 406. Highs Wednes- day in m.kt 60s. INSIDE TODAY More than ·I ,5IXJ loot1on re/-u gee 1 hove uttled an Orartge eoat11. 4tld continue to arriile fft the orea at o role of about 200 o month. For a loolc at their tradi· tional New YeM ~lebrotton, lff f'eaturlfto, Page Cl. ··-· ' ' f ' . . I DAILY PILOl s 30 Businesses ·scam Victims? Al ftiU1 30 bu In u • throuahout l''hfoml• ncl flUt nl t ah' UM~ ~· \ 1\'llffiP< or U 1'\'IUl\ m "huh h't• 'IHI,. <'l ~<'"' •r n tt·d J t month ln t •J>Oft Ot•;wh. a.nd tht• tt)l I l1 l'Oml1'u In~ tn n •. poh<'t·" 11d t •> l'hdl drnrt:•'" ur lH ndlnf. u~.unst Jrun l .alAl"t'l\ft' 1' 111 , J'1 111 l~:!O r.u)c C"IAllMl, Nt•" port tit•U\ h and l unny Lt·rov \lllaon, c . of orunad<>, l)t-h •t'ltH' l)•\t' SttU¥11 ... ahJ linth mc.•n llf\' (l"N' on · !• 000 hiul ~ru "'~.~ho 1rte1lc-d the pa.tr utll·r .1 F,1,hton l'<lanct J•'1H•ln- tl111 t• lllJll ol~t·r l>t'Cdnll ~ p1t·u1u!-of •• pun h .. .,,. 1111....-r-,.Jttl he• ht•hl'H'!S th~ pair "''ft• 111 vol\ t•ll m .i sl'l\trnc to buy It •nlll lht llU~h lh\• U~C OI frtiudulent pu11 h;.a~e 01 den, "h1t•h a.om~ f11 111 ~ .ll'("l0pl .... :J form or «rt'dlt ,\11\ om• u"1>n:ttn): hl' ma-,. h.i1 t li.-tn .1 '11 ltm 1i. .1sl..t'il 111 c•H s,.NIJ t "'' 3784 I' r u I a. • • Id R R r l t-1 •• h \il't ll1•H an N\llWJ)Ort Bc!er h, I U()l)O!iCdly u 1ub ldlarv ol Wll la• lndu•ln Th nrm~. wh\rh w fC' dt>Rr ribt-d on Jt Uonery a 2S vt·ura old, h14d no bu lnea;a llreni..-wd hod appftrenlly ein•t d for only ubout 'llJt Wt>ck11 S<·ru.i»• hUid '" H • Id a almllar operation In t·~ port Rl'arh u yl'ar a.:o toltlt•d hflil ti·n " lurii:t• number or un~mnt l)Urrhuw order-. Typt•11of1tem t1 bt•llcvcd to have lM'(\n purchwu.>d with Ute orden; _ rung~d frotn off1tt• furniture to '\ll.'rroi. a nd t t>h:vlaion -s~ts, S1•ru.c)( said Ht-~uid at le;c;t $20,000 m ffil'r<·hund11>c hu1> been n•t'IH't>red LMok Out Below Spal'lu<.:o Randini dives into the Tiber H1 ve1· in Roml' "ith his tennis shoes on. The dive from Ponte Cavour is a tradi- tional New Year's day celebration ror Bandini. Thi:! annual regatta it. under way in the 'Nber. ·Viejo Float Takes a First in Parade ) . th J ERR\' Ut,RTE~STEIN • 0t TIMI t>aUy Pllol Slall P \o..;t\DENA The 90th Tou rn.1ment of Roses Parade "a:-.n I thl· successful evt'nt here ~t on1l.I\ for Missum YICJO lhal the ll!llh l'd1tion had been Ru t many Orange County resl- 11t'nts involH'a mc tis they watched the float. · "1be Walt•r Babici.." ghdc clo wn the five.and a half-mile route Mission V1CJO had captured the event ·s top award, Sweepstakes, Ill 1978. Rut "Mon- day it had to settle for a first amon,:: cities 1n California with a population or 35,000 to 40,000. "The Water Babies" was a de- p1l'l1on from a fairy talc of the sam e title written by Charles Kingsll•y in 1861. The entry was built by Fic•sta l''loats o~Temple City. owned hy Vinton Anderson who lives an Laguna Beach. /\nderson's firm. as it did in 1978. had lhc top two floats Mon- day. The Sons of Italv in /\merica was the Swct-pstakt•s chamr1ion "1th "The Grand Canal Race." Eastman Kodak Company won its third straight Grand Prize. I.op award for commt.!rc1ul l'Otries. with "Leave Nothinf; But Footprints " A crowd of 1.293.0110, s m alle:-.t ::once l975. walch{•d MondCJy 's extravaganza of 60 floats , :i.( equestrfan units and 22 bands. Law enforcement official!; said the re was little trouble with crowd control. Other Orange County resi- dt.·nts involved in the parade tn- c I ud e d Peter Brads trCl•t of Newport Beach . driving-the h1~hly animated "~ub 0 ' War," float by Pomona and San LUil> Obispo Cal Poly universil1£>s. lie had to hold the throttle open hy h a nd when the carburetor jammed just bt>fore the entry passed the reviewing stand Boulevard "Il was u simple. stupid breakdown." Bradstreet said. "I'm utterly disgusted." The compute rized entry won the Princess Award for best dis- play or animation. The composite U.S. Marine Corps band included mu~1c1ans from the Third Marine Airc raft Wing, El Toro. a::. well as the Firs t Marine Division, Camp Pendleton. Among those riding in equeslr1an units .w<'rt' Wilham Von Sultzer of Lag una Niguel, Grace Stocker. Santa Ana. and Bernardo Yorba. Anaheim. FroM PagrAJ IRAN ••• military planes anrl one com merjial plane should begin fly lng out Canadians Wednes<Juy nd were expected to t.ake out some American, British and West German citizens al»o. Pan American canceled flights LO the Iranian capltul Monday after airport employees announced they were boycotUng American and Israeli airlines because of their governments' support for Shoh Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. The landing of an· El Al jetliner triggered the walkout. The French Embassy suid commercial transport had been sufficient so far for those of the 4,000 French desiring to leave. The Britiab Embassy said its government was helping lo ar range charter flights for Britons stranded in provincial cities and might do this for Britons in Tehran if the demand warranted it The continuing vi olent·t• prol't)pted the U.S Embassy to a dvise Ameritan wa ves and children on Sunday to leave lh<.' country. and about half the 30.000 remaining Amenc1ms an: expect edtogo. ~veral thous.and opponenti. of the shah marched in prokst thro ugh central Tehran today after authorities proh1b1ted a speech by oppos ition leader Karim Sanjaby Gunfire, pre- sumably from army guns , was heard from three other points in the city as smaller protests Oared against the shah The radio said prokstcri. !-.et fire today to banki. m F1ru1ubad and ~taged marches in Slural. K~rman and othl·r cities. 7 Choke To D eath TOKYO IAPl Seven elderly .1\irli11er Rel eased ~ From Page A l BOD I ES.:. But when the engine became too hot. the float d<'pictlng an ape in a lug-of-war against tiger cubs with a s nake for a rope, had to be lowed down Colorado Parade Queen w as Mary Gilmour. 17, of La Canada. people have choked to ·death in the past two days while eating mochi. a -.ticky rice cake tradi· tionally served at New. Year celeqrat1ons in Jap&n . More s uch deaths are expel'led dunng the holidays, which last througll the first week or January. ti ·Iranians I n tercept Evacuation ·Plane skeletons without ht.•lp-from thl· r<'latives of missing persons Dental charts of the victims we r e co mple l l•d 01 er the Wt.'ek end. But Skin s<1id he has received o nly 12 dental charts fro m relatives or mi ssing pt'rson~ I t<;llHAN, Iran IA£' 1 Ira man air force J£>ts f1ir1·cd d<nHI .an lnsh "" ned airhnl•r today ~s It fcrrtl'd a group Of ant1sh ancJ I n sh air hostesses out of the 1·11unt r) Rut the pl~ne was pnm1tled latl'r to take off again from Tehran airport, the Iris h l·mbassv s~ud. Me:.in-~hll<', sources s aid a pnv;ill' t·ha11t•r plant• used b.v ltirt•1gn tch.•v1s10n net"ork:. to Oy him out of Iran was ulso forced fl11w11 ~'' 10JUr1es wen~ reported m l'tlht r incident. The ln~h t.'haq.(e d'affaires in Iran. Donald Hurley, said the Boeing 707 Jet wai. owned by the (; uinncss Pe:1t Aviation Com· pany and was on lea!-c to the "tall' flwned Ira nian airline. Iran ,\1r IL was painted in Iran Air 1·1l lors. Ht• sdtd the nii;thl was ferrying qul of Iran 26 British and 10 Iris h ;11r hostesses employed by Iran '\ir but normally baM·d in Lon- don They had bten stranded in Iran afkr lrjn Air, iti, services disrupted b} anti-shah strikes. t·eai;t.•d opt•raliom; las t week. H 11 rley said the plane was overt;.akcn by Iranian air rorcc flghtt>rl> over the city of Tabriz in northwestern Jran and was forced lo land flrl.t in Tabriz ll "as then ordered to return to Tt'hran. wher e th e f h ~ht Suspect Arre8ted JACKSON. Mu:h. f/\P l· A former railroad worker is under ' arr<'st in tht' ~o~un killing!! of thn•<• Coni all cmployl'Cs , Police s aid Poh<•t• m Elkhart, Ind., re· porll'd the arr<'!\t Monday of Hudy Bla<ll•ll. 45. of Elkh~1rl. LiJlt•r . J.ick1>on pwhce ~iJ1d Hladt>ll. was in custody ror · •quettlionmg und investigation onl~ " OAANOE COAST DAILY PILOT ffw'OrM'a-("'4•.t l.Mtt" Pla.it4 ""''" illtfl'(h ; '°'" b•f'WICI '"• ~ Pr-~, '"OV04•~ l)y tN 0..4'1"' f""11 t\t f#ub'l\fMnQ(l)r'r\~ ~,,.,.t,..-OHIOrt\ *'• publhf'!•d Ml1M-"'f' th<w•" f-r•O•• ,.~, '°''·' l'rtt#~ ~•Wf)Df1 fW-t<_lt ... '°"'.l~cof'\ .,,_ •. f't ,.,.,, 1,-1nV\ i-., lr~tn1 ·~~A.fotr \41ulh(O.\t A • ftoffltttttQI!" ,.,..,.,~. O-ll'4•Uwoi0'''~,,,..,.,,,, ,.ufMlf\V'lo tM' nl'\t ICM'I °''''"~,u~ rM•nl i'\ •I 1'.Ml "'"'' n 1i;<..tttd r 1't.tMr~ C•MOf,.••fJtJ» 11 ......... _ ,..,.,,,,..-.1 ••"I P..;bfl"""'1' '""" ~~ v.,. lllf'•\tdt"lf •NJ 0.Nlf'_ Mil,..., ,~., .. ..., .. [dt~ fllo-•&•M...,...... M'"-'l.)1f1M»ildWir CM>ln .. ~-·---I' 00.M A\ I "' M.tnit4tf"'I Edi*' Ofllc•• f O\ta Mt"' JlOW.\.fe.tt\.t,.. t • .>f)ll"'• ._.., ~ •• ·Jl~, .. \4, .. t H"''"""'"" II< • -f/11\ 8"f~ ,....,..,..,, Tel•JlfM>nt P14lW~ ~Htltled Ad•trtlltng M2•5f71 or1~inalcd. rt spent most of the afternoon at M <'hr a bad a nd "Lh t'n wal. permitted to head-for London about 5:30 p.m . Hurley said. Hurley said he believed Ira- ' man officials claimed the flight ·had not conformed with normal flight clearance procedures. Other sources sai d the television charter plane. a Lear J e t from Amman, J ordan, operated by the Arab Wings Charter Serivce·. also was forced down. KENNEDY DROPS POUT/CAL HINT WASffiNGTON <APl -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy dropped what may rank as the first Ma- JOr Political Hint of 1979 today at the inauguration of Washington Mayor Marion Barry. After complimenting in- augural chairman Theodore Hagans. Kennedy said· ''I'm taking down Ted's phone number, just in case I ever have to put on an inauguration or my own " Burgla r s Hit Irvine Homes; Loss $3,900 Irvine police arc invcslig.aling two residential burgla ries re- ported ~day which involved a total of $3.~ in loss. Burl(lars broke into 14562 Guama Ave. in College Park, by unknown m eans. and s tole stereo equipment ant.I an un- determined amount of cash. Resident Dennis Telfer, who re- ported the crime. estimated the total value lost at $2,280. . A pearl ring purchased in Japan. and an amethys t ring and two Jade bral'elets bought m Korea, were among items taken In a burglary at 18971 Glenmont Terrace. in Turtle Rock. Mrs. Chun Ryu snld about $620 In cash -most of It taken from two PiRgy banks, also was taken., S he valued the total loss at around $1,600. The burglar removed panes from a louvered glass kitchen door window to get In, she said. Mrs . Ryu also said she was little cheered when police informed her the crime was the first re- ported in the naw year. Crash Victim Die8 Ga,c1 is offirnlll.v chi.lrJ::c•d with one murder, that of 15·year-oltl Robert Piest of 0<'s Pla1n«>s Gacy reportedly told-police he threw Piest's body in the Des Plaines River. but it has not bE:cn round. Week end news reports said' police were looking for ·a former employee or Gacy's as a possible accomplice or witness to some or all of the 32 s layangs to which Gacy reportedly has conf~sscd. Rep<>rts of a m anhunt for an accomplice or witness began after a victim of an alleged as- sault involving Gacy, J e ff Rignall, Z7, said he was con· vinced Gacy had an accomplice. R1gnall has said m a police com· plaint that he was chloroformed and raped by Gacy last March. He was then driven back Lo near his home on the north side of Chicago and dumped from the car. f'rowt Page A J SLAYING .•. a positive identification of the victim today. usin~ fingerprints. Poli<.flr.!iaid they do not believe th e dead man was a San Clemente rt.-sidenl The car m which he was found wa~ rci:i · istered to an Anaheim resident. they said. The New Year'!. Day dcat..h rs lis ted as San Clemente 's first homicide of the year. The only murder in the city during 1978 was the shooting death of city police officer Richard Steed. who was gunned <town Nov. 29, r esponding to a call for medical aid. .J am£>S Richard Hoffer. un un· employed Sa n Cle ml'nlt' res1· dent, is currently in custody. charged with Steed's murder. 3 Lifeguard. Towers Hit ..... By Vandalism Vandals were blamed today for 'an estimated $850 In damaj?e t o three fireg uard towers between Sunday night and Mon- day mom1ng, Newport Beach police said. The 6th Street tower was I knoc ked over and badly damaged, said Lifeguard Cap[ Bud Belsbe. A tower ot Coronado Street was aJso over· turned, while the A Street tower waa vaodaUzed. Belabe said he Is puizled u to why som®ne would damage the towera. 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INCORrORl\Tt:O Yi.ta ?<MCI 310 ta.1 111n st. 92€2-T Pli~e-1°4s:S?Oo -... Hu.ntlngton 8-acb 16075 Golden Wfft St. 92647 Phono 84'7-7771 , • .. . ,_ - I l l I 11 . . .. • : Imxer Comes (}~glued. ' l Cement truck driven by Charles Wilson. 35, of Orange, crashed on its s ide when Wilson lost control rounding corner at MacArthur Boulevard and Main Street in Irvine today. Wilson was treated at local hos pital for minor injuries and released. Workmen ))ad to cut open mixer to re· lease full load of cement before truck could be righted. Foul'.· Play . Seen in ( 1 SC Death t . San Clemente police suspect foul play in the death Monday of a man found battered and bleed· 17 I ing, wedged between the seats or a car parked in the downtown J parking dist.net. J The victim, whose ldentJty has been withheld pending positive identification, died at the UCI Medical Cent.er at 10:30 a.m .l 1 three hours after he was foUJ)Q : .. in the parking lot behind the Del Mar Market, 156 Ave. del Mar. I ! • . ' f ' Police were called fu the scene by a nearby resident, who re· ported the fatally injured man. The man. who police say ap- peared to be in bis 4-0's, had numerous deep scalp cuts, a deep puncture wound in the right temple, and 31\lnjured right eye .. and left ear, said city firemen. who tranported him by am- bulance lo San Cl e mente General Hospital. He was subse· quently transferred to the UCI Medical Center, where he died. Police said today the man ap. peared to have been the victim of an assault with a blunt inslru· ment. . The Orange County Coroner's office was reportedly attempting a positive Identification of the victim today, using fingerprints. Police said they do not believe the d ea d m an was a San Clemente resident. The car in which he was found was reg· istered to an Anaheim resident. they said. . The New Year 's Day death Is listed as San Clemente's first homicide of the yea~ The only murder in the cit y during 1978 was the shooting death or city police officer Richard Steed, who was gunned down Nov. 29, respondu1g to a call for medical aid. r: Coa~t Weather Northeast to east winds 20 to 35 mph decreasing late today. Consider able cloudiness tonight and WednHday, Lows tonight ln mid 40s. Highs W ednes· day in mid 60s. INSIDE TODAY MOTe than J .SOO r.aotian ref· ugee• hoot utHed in Orange Count11. ond continue Co orrfue-41l the orta ot o tole of abotd 2tXJ o monll). F'or o look o1 Chdr trodi· ttcmol New Yeor celebration. Ht Feantrlng, Page Cl. ,,,..,_'9MCll ·-9....-ca L.M.~ ,. Older Better Women Over 40 Popular_ LONDON CA P l -Gentleme n prefer older women, according to a survey published today for a knitwear company. A majority of 1,200 British men polled, who ranged in age from 25 to 35, voted women in their early 40s the most beautiful. Topping the poll was British actress Joan Collins, who says she is 42. Close behind were ac- tresses Bri~ltte Bardot, 44, Jane Fonda, 41, Diana Dors. 47, Diane Cilento. 44. Diana Rigg, 40, and Ra· quel Welch, the youngest at 38. Jeffrey Kalp, spokesman for Butte Knit of Lon· don, Ud. said : "Women who were sex symbols in the 1950s and 1980s re main so in the 1970s because no younger women have taken their place." Temblor Jangles Countians' Nerves By ROBERT BARKER Of n. Oelty ...... SUH Orange Coa.st residents weathered the first earthquake of tbe year Monday, apparently with no Ill effects other than jangled nerves calmed by bun· dreds of cans to local police de· partments. No injuries or damages were reported in Ora nge County coastal areas from the temblor that struck with a magnitude of 4.6 on the Richter &ale at 3 : 14 p.m. in the Santa Monica Bay, four miles south of Malibu. An 800·fool·long fissure that threate~ a number of homes at the San Clemente Shorecliffs Mobile CoWltry Club Dec. 18 ap- parently rode out the quake without major disruption . Resident Marianne Bates said residents or the park felt the quake and ran out of their h o m es t o che ck for new damages. She said this morning there were no visible changes in the 60·foot deep crevasse. Police Capt. Neil Purcell re- ported that the Bluebird Canyon section or Laguna Beach , which had been the scene or an earlier mudsUde and fin ure, also ap. parently wit.bstood the temblor In good shape. Residents ·rrom San Diego to Santa Barbara were shaken by the earthquake that occurred while mUUooa were watching the Rose Bowl football game. A spokeswoman for California Ins titute of Technology in Pasadena said the quake lasted from five to 15 seconds and caused minor damage in some areas o( Southern California. She said there also was a number of aftershocks. Electricity was knocked out for about 37,000 customers in the San Fernando Valley . A Southern California Edison Company spokesman said there were no power losses along the <See QUA.KE, Page A2) Booze 2,000 Years Old? TOKYO CAP l -Ch inese scientists are analyzing liquid from 2,200-year bronze vessels to determine whether it is an an· clent alcoho lic beverage, China 's Hslnhua news agency reported. A s mall amount or the green liquid was poured rrom one tightly sealed ,container soon after tt was excavated, Hslnhua said Monday ln a dispatch re- ceived here. "When the lid was opened, It had a strong aroma or liquor," the report said. It sald the liquid resembles bamboo leaf liquor. Vandals Damage School Building Vandals tossed empty beer bottles and rocu lbrou1h u large windowl at \be Laguna Beach Unified School Diltrlct ad m tnl1tratlon bulldlne sometime over the weekend, caualnl more than $1,000 in dama11. had wlndowa 1mu hed. A 1chool dlltrict spokeswoman aald empty beer bottles were discovered tn the debri1, as well u lar1e rocb. A netpbor who Uves near the diltrtct omces at 5:so Blumont St. 1ald t he notlctd the van- dalltm when lhe returned home Your Rometow Dally NewHpaper. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1979 TEN CE~TS elayed'. I Board, Teachers' Views Differ By RAYMOND ES'l'ltADA IL OI ... o.lf'r l>INt tlotf'f Huntington Beach Union High School District board President Zita Wesaa· said today most ol the dlstrict's 830 teachers will not strike Wednesday due to COO· fusion over what she sees as the main issue in a ni\e·month-old contract dispute. "'"'\ But teacher leaders say th'y expect to shut down the dis· tricl's seven schools with their threatened walkout. District officials have hired hundreds of substitute teachers In an effort to continue classes' Wedn~sday. · The question now is: Who will Housing Burden DisavoWed By PIULJP ROSMARIN OI IN O.lly ...... Statt Irvine Mayor Bill Vardoulis said today other Orange County c itie s h ave a g r eater responsibility than Irvine for ' housing the city's in<tustrial force because they receive more in taxes from Irvine industrial pro~rty. VardouUll. \ISing tax fi gures supplied by the county, estlmal· ed the tax benefit rrom Floor Corp. 's $S0 million property, as an example . The mayor said that whlle tax· · es from Fluor put $760 into Irvine's g~neral fund, the cities or Santa Ana, Garden Grove, Co«it a Mesa, Anaheim and others got from $.1,000 to $5.000 apiece. The mayor made his point because, He said, "the major thrust of housing legislation, housing lawsuits and guidelines for housing elements of general plans is that cities having a 'rich ' industrial base should 'provide' housing for workers at these industrial sit.es.'· "lt.'s no longe r valid," Vardoulis said, "to claim Irvine Is getting rich by virtue .of its in· dustrialdevelopment. ''All the ci ties of the county benefit, most of them to a greater degree than the city of Irvine, in terms of tax revenues.·• • . . Vardoulls urged City Attorney James Erickson to make . that pqint in a housing lawsuit against the city of Irvine pend· Ing in rounty superlor court. The. lawsuit, brought by legal ajd societies in Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego Counties, on behalf of people who claim they would like to but can't af- ford to. Uve in Irvine, seeks a halt to all commercial. in· dustrial and residential develop- ment Wltil plans are made to provide adequate housing for workers. Erickson said today the ma yor 's a r g um e nt is ''persuasive" and will be used in <See HOUSING, Page A%> blink tint? Mrs. Wesaa said today, "We have not.b1nl new to orfer." Teacher leaders sUll expect the school board to come up ~th a new contract otter at an after· noon meeting today. Mrs. Weaaa said she believes the m ain i&sue In the dispute is binding arbitration In teacher grievances. "They won't strike for it . . . I wonder if they un· derstand what it m eans/' she said. "We are not giving In on bind· Ing arbitration" since it might e rode local control ·or the schooh1. Mp. Wessaadded. Teachers are demanding that KENNEDY DROPS POUT/CAL HINT WASHJNGTON (AP > -Seo. Edward M. Kennedy dropped what may rank as the first Ma· jor Political Hint or 1979 today at the inauguration of Washington Mayor Marion Barry. After complimentin g in· aug ural c hairman Theodore Hagans. Kennedy said : ''I'm taking down Ted's phone number, JUSt in case I ever have to put on an inauguration or my own." Shark Kilh Policeman in South A.frica OURBAM. South Africa (AP) -A 23-year-old Sout,h African policeman was killed by a shark whUe Min-diving wah a friend durtng the New Year's weekend ln Sordwana .Bay. the Johan· nesburg Star reported today. Flip Steenkamp's last words were, "Get out, leave me," ac- cording tornis diving partner. Anton Marais, who said the s hark s h ook the young policeman like a {loll. It was the first fatal shark at. tack along South Africa's Natal Province coast in 15 )'ears. The Star said the shark was about JO feet long and weighed more than 800pounds. Marais said Steenkamp told him not to help, but that he tned to save his friend a nyway. Marais said he was horrified at the sight of the po li ceman pounding with his fist on the shark's mouth in an attempt to get free. Marais said he rired his spear gun at the shark and that it then let go of Steenlcamp's legs. but by the time they got to shore the poJlceman was dead., a third party be allowed to de· clde gnevances except thoae dealing with financial matters. Teachers are also demanding a five percent pay hike tor one year, retroactive to July l , 1978. But Mrs . Wessa said the retroacUve pay ilem "Is not even negotiable . . .., it's against the law." A s ta te-Imposed salary freeze prohibits teacher raises, Mrs. Wessa asserted. School bOard members have ofCered teachers a rive percent pay boost If the s tale freeze is Ufled. Mrs. Wessa said ..enly about half of the district's teachers ac· <See STJUKE, Page AZf New Iran Cabinet Selected TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Prime Minister·designate Sha hpour Bakhtiar has complet ed his. selections for a civilian cabinet to replace the military regime installed two.months ago to deal with the Mots against the shah, an aide to the former opposition leader said today. The aide, who asked not to be named , did not say when the proposed Cabinet list would be announced. but it presumably will be made public Wednesday or Thursday. ll will then have to be approved by the parliament and the shah. M ea nwhtle, the Iranian military took over operations al the Tehran airport control tower today and restored limited com· mercial service after a strike by airport workers brought air tfuJ. (See IRAN, Page AZ) Dog Rouses 3 in Coast Home Blaze A mongrel dog named ''But· tons" was credited by San Clemente firemen today with saving the lives of three AvenJda Princessa residents after fire broke out in their home early Monday. • Police Chief Ron Coleman said the dog's barking roused musl· c1an Gerry Gard and two other residents al 138 Ave. Princessa just before 6 a.m . The residents discovered smoke half.way to the noor and flames just Start· ing up a livin~ room wall. ··Another couple of minutes and it mi~hl have been too l a t e." sa id Capt. Gary Carmichael Vietnam Accused Fire me n said . the rire ap. parently started m a mattress, BANGKOK. Thailand CAP> Kich was exposed to heal from Cambodia's president accused furnace vent Residents Vietnam today of a "large-sea doused the names with buckets aggresaive o(fenslve" that h or water and called firemen. advanced deep into eastern Damage was e stimated at Cambodiaonseveralfronts. $300. ........ ==: ~· o ........ .. •rf t l~ I Dlttrict oUlcl•I• reported b.'"' '10-work-~ after ,the lon1 weekend and fO(lnd Mn· dow• ln tbe office• of SuSJ1. Robert 8ancbla and BW Barnes. director ol education, bad been broken. 1be bualnea ot'flce. '}lo .. =:1 ~ ttn;ed wrncbn-J~-e ..... : ... .,..._ ...... -- we ... bn*• in the malft M · lt"t ...,.._n ' • I I === ===::-·· ...... u,. , _,. ,mlnlttratlon bulldlns and • • i. another two window• were • Richard Mouman. cuatocban at M~•• ainatMd In the lldjacent IMm· Verde Elementary School in Coat.a Mesa. ~ n .. , omce. was (reeted with 1tteamlna alan• of New . • • •I ' ,. • ; • I , ' • Year's revelry when be returned to work this m«n.lng. A quick cleanup put thln11 back lD order. • SUNNY CALIFORNIA? -Beauty queens on the Missio n Vie Jo rtoat huddle lnlo blunkets t>erore boerdlng lhelr com · munity's entry for Monday's Rose Parade. T he.: fi ve, who wore skimpy ' . balhlna s uits lnlo the c hill)' morning s event, are !from left 1 Holly Hayes. Sheri Montgomery. Beth llosclton. Jodee ureen and Cheryl Lander. f'roM Page A I STRIKE ... tuatly Vllled (Of j l>lrtkc lhrt•t: \H'l·k:. ago, before other contract 1:.sue:. w(•re resolved Teacher group president Ira To1b1n estimated that 85 pe~nt of the district's teachers will ~trike. Mrs. Wesaa said at least three varsity basketball coacbt!$ I.old her they wUl not walk off their JObS Tolbln met with a group of dis tri<'t roa<'hes this morning in an eHort lo gain their s upport but <'ould not be reached today Mrs. Wtfflsa said school board members staled a meeting today · to make last-minute preparc:t · tions for the threatened strike but plaMed not lo develop ne .... contract. offers . "We have given and given. but there has been no rompromise on their <the teachers' l part." Mrs. Wessa asserted. Teachers have been work.mg with a contract since June"'JO. Fro.a Page A J HOUSING. • • legal mot1on1> scheduled next month VardouJas saad.' "The bulk of property taxes fro m our ln - du:.try ((<>es to other cilles in Orange County. "Thus, If our 'Mch' lndustrtal haM~ is really 'rich ' for other ('ltit'S rar more so than Irvine. does it not rouow that the 'fair share' of housing is ror these cities to 'prov1de' the bulk of the housing In direct proportion lo their financial benefits?" T he ma yo r said that a Southern California AsSQcialioo of Governments regional bous· an g allocation model was weight- ed on the basis 'bf lndustrlal wealth, presuming richer cities i.hould have the greater burden or housing. He said his fi.zures invalidate the SCAG model yardouhs s1ud Irvint:' needs lo a do pt It s own model for "fair share" housing allocation. based on lhe whole county. rather than keyed :.olely to lrvlne. ''If you 've g ot 10.000 t'mployees in Irvine,·· Vardoulis said, "the question should be whether there is housing for. 10,000 m Orange County. rather than just In Irvine." ·He said he baa yet to work out a formula for a fair share responalblllty for ho~lng coun· tywide. DAILY PILOT TlwOt-CMM0.. ..... 191.--fll\._ Small Cities Class Viejo Float Takes Tournament Prize By .IEllllY HERTENSTEIN OI Tlle o.lty ~ '\aft PASADENA -The 90th Tournament of Roees Parade wasn't the suc~sful event berc Monday for Mlsslon VleJo that the 89lh edition had been. But man)' Orange County res1 sfents involved in the hundreds of hours it took to build the Mis saon Vit'jo entry an this yt'ar's .. Wonderful World of Sports" parade enjoyed themst•lvt•s :.ill the :.a me as lhc•y wa tched the noat, "The Waler Babies." $1lidl' down the five-and a half-mile route. Mission Viejo had captured the eve n t's t op award ; Sweepstakes, in 1978. But Mon- day it bad to settle for a first among cities in California with a populatioo'of 35,000 to 40.000. "The Water Babies" waa a de- piction from a fairy tale ol the aame title written by Cbar1es Klngsley in 1861. 'The entry was built by Fiesta Floats o( Temple City, owned by Vinton Anderson who II ves 1n Laguna Beach. Anderson's finn, as It did in 1978, had the lop two fl oats Mon· day. The Sons of Italy tn America was the Sweepstakes champion with "The Grand Canal Race." Easlman Kodlik Company woo Its third straight Grand Prlte, top award for commerclaJ entries, ..,.with •'Leave Nothing But Footprints." Early Baby First of 1979 ForCormty A tiny gtrl born six wt'Cks ear· ly is apparently the first baby born in 1979 an Orange County officials al UC lrvtne Medicai Center said today. . . Dawn Marie Sliva. weighing f~ve pounds, nine ounces. nr- n ved at 12:02 a .m . New Year 's Day. lier parents. Marilee and Joe Sliva of Santa Ana, hadn't expected her until Feb. 10. Dawn Marie was reported In good condJtion. A Costa Mesa couple are the parer\ls of the first beby born this ye ar at Hoag Me morial Hospital In Newport Beach. Jeffrey Ryan Clark. son of Jef. frey and SU%anne Clark, was born at 9:12 a .m. New Year's Day. a hospital spokeswoman aald. Jeffrey wet1hcd ln at seven pounds, nine ounces. A croWtt of 1,293,000, smallest since 1975, watched Monday's extravaganza of 60 floats, 34 equestnan unlts and 22 bands. ·Law enforce ment officia~ said ther e was little trouble with crowd control. Other Orange County resi dents involved in the parade an eluded Pl'ler Bradstreet or New port Beach, driving tht' highly animated "Cub O' WJU"," rloat by Pomona and San Luis Obispo CaJ Poly un,iversitles. He had to hold the throttle open by hand when the carburetor jammed just before the entry passed the reviewing s tand. OC Pioneer Succiimbs In Fullerton_· A fune ral mass will be cele bra ted Wednesd.ay in Fullerton for Orange County pioneer Nellie Mu<'kenthaler who died Sunday at the age of 77. ' RelaUves saJd she had bttn In m health since the. death of her husband. Lawrence. in 1977 . They celebrated their SOth wed· ding anniversary ln 1975. The Muckenthaler Family set- tled In Anaheim In the 1880s and established a ranch, bakery and later a growers' supply busi· oess. Mu ckenthaler Family homes in Fullerton and Anabe\m have been donated al no rost lo the respective cities for use as cultural centers. Mrs. Muckenthaler graduated from Anaheim JUgh School m 1923 and was a fonner "Miss Anahei m" beauty qu~n. Mass wtll be said Wednesday at 7 · 30 p.m. al St. Juliana's Church in Fullerton with funeral ser vices lo follow Thursday al 10 a m. at McAulay and Wallace Mortuary. Mrs Muckenthaler Is survived by sons. LaWTence Jr. of ,Garden Grove, Richard and Kenneth of Anaheim, Robert of Fullerton, Ronald of Lag un a Beach. Norbert of Orange and Thomas of Yorba Linda ; daughters, Marilyn Bolc~r of Tustin. Carol Landeck of Laguna Hills and Nancy Ankeny of Minnesota. She also leaves five brothers. John Brougher o( Fullerton; Ora Brougher of Yorbo Linda; Noel Brousher of Garden Grove; Ralph Brousher of Pomona, Fred Brougher of Oregon and 33 grandchildrfti. ---.. Cruise Liner Runs Aground Tot Fal,ls 7Stories MIAMI CAP) -A 2· year-old toddler who fell senn stories from a blah rl1e apartment bulldin& remained ln crttical condi· Llon today following SW'· sery tor Internal jnjurtes. BALBOA, Canal Zoo4t fAPl - An ~ean liner carrytn1 mo.Uy Americana oo a holiday crul.M ran acround ln tbe Panama Canal. forcil\8 the pa11en1en to Oy back lo the Un!t.ed State. to· day. The Greek abJp Stella Solaria hlt the west bank o( Gaillard Cut In the Canal Zone on Saturday nl1ht wblle making a 1outb· b ound crouln g, sald a spoknman who asked not to be Identified. Gaillard Cut. at SOO feet Wide, lt' the Darr'OWell ~ tlon of tbe canal. apart trom the •tocks. The lmpacl rtbPed open four luel oil tanka bUl most of the spUI wai contained by booms. he said . Most of the 600 pusengers had gone uhore on th~ AUantic Ocean sloo and were~ to reboard In Balboa. No injuries were reported ln connectloo with the mla'bap, Loi Fonger of Panama Tours aald her agency arranged three p,....p~AJ QUAKE •.• coast. however. Police in the rounty's coastal d lies said they fi eldl'<l hundreds of l'alls afh·r the nrst shock. most rl'i.&dt'nt s just 1nquirang whether there had bt.'<.'n a quake. The extent of the temblor along the coast seemed confined lo swaying c haAdeliers and s winging potted plants attached by cords to ceilings or overhead rods. A window was reported shat· lered in a Seal Beach Lelaure World commercial building, but a uthontles said they wereti 't sure the damage '40l> quake· caused. charter m1hta to the Unltt"d Stat.et toda~bul wu unccirtwn where the would land. "lfoet the pa11en1ert Wi!re Amerlcane. but thure were Germans. lt.allana , Muxlcan» a nd French u well," Mlu lt'ongerukl. The shlp left Galvt.'Slon, Tcx-u, on Dec. 21 on a Chrl»lmN· New Yf &r cruiae with 1tos» al Montelo Bay. San· Juan, Sl. Thomas and Carteaena belore arrl vlng in I.be Canal Zone. Authorities said Michael Granholm iipparently cllm~ up to a window ln his parents' apartment Monday. pushed out a screen Wld fell with it to the ground ae h<Srrlried wllnenes watched. lie landed on his back on a graasy lawn and re- mained conscious after the fall, fi~men said. Airliner Relealled Iranians Intercept Evacuation Plane TEHRAN, Iran !AP) -Ira- nian air-force jets forct!d down an Irish-Owned airliner today as it ferried a group or British and Irish air bosleues out of the country. But the plane was permitted later to take .off ag-ain from Tehran airport. the ln~h embassy said. Meanwhile. sour ces said a pr iv ate charter planf' u~cd b) foreign television net work!. to ny film out of Iran was also for<'t'd do~n. No injuries were rcp<>rt(·d in either incident. The Irish c~d 'aHairc-s an Iran. Donald Hurley. said the Boeing 707 jct was owned by lhe Guinness-Peat Aviation Com paoy and was on lease to lhe state-owned lraruan a irline. Iran Air:. It was painted m Iran Air -colors. He said the flight was ferryin.: oot of Iran 26 British and -10 lnsh aar hostesses employt.-d hy Iron Air but normally based tn Lon don. They had been stranded ln Iran after Iran AJr, its services disrupted by anU-shah strikes. ceased operations last week. llurley said the plane was overtaken by Iranian air force fighters over the city or Tabri:t In northwestern Iran and was forced to land first in Tabri:t. * * * f 'rom Page ,, I IRAN ..• fi e to a nl!ar l.tandstill and s tranded hundn.'<is of foreigners trying to nee the st1fe·torn coun- try. The ~tale radio said tM lra- naan~Senate would meet Wednes· day, and sourc es s aid the .,ei.~lon likely would fe-sult in a rt'solutaon barking Bakhtiar 's propO~l·d govcrnml!nt . annudl interest with only three month term Ctnd $500() minimum! a Comm•1l'Clol Crtldit Thnlt Accciunts give you n lot mor•· 1nt11ru~1 than yo1J 11 got from the f')IOOJi. whora you ui;ually .j(]Ve L1k•· '1 l 1') 81/, ;\.. an nu 11 tn'"ro" I w!lh n N•rt1h("l)I<: ol S!>.000 or moru h1Jld lo r only thrtte months Lonqur torm •rt1fw•llvv or" ,1lw avollablu at 8't. :10 you con lO<"k in todl"Jy's m')h tntt:r11sl rnt"'l lnr ·" •v.,rr1I y••m:.. ~or ind1v1duals, corporot1on:i an I orqon1tot1ons Avculabl" to Colilon 1 1 ke111d1 11tr.; only I:am mortt on your money at Commnool Cmri11 Jn11 r·•~• JflJrt:> on thu pot;lmarkud dote. so moil thv coupon tod<1y ~------~-----------------~ JUST SLND IN THIS COUPON TO QPl.:N YOUH HK:tl INTl:RlS1 ACCOUNTS lloru's my chuck lor $ 10 op.·r. th•· rhralt Pl rn:. anrj1ca1ud Annunl Yluld Th nit whan compoundod Ann1MI Plans quarterly lnl••r .. i.t Minimum --- 0 3 month certificate 8.51% 8.25% ssooo 0 3-yr. 0 4-yr. 0 5-yr. 8.24% 8.00% $5000 cert. cert. cert. 0 2-yr. certuacate 7.45% 7.25% $1000 O Statement Aooount 6.66% 6.50% ssooo 0 Statement A ccount 6.14% 6.00% None Early Wlthdrawala on cort1hco1es earn thu statumunt accoun1_ro1tt to day ot Wlthdrowal Amount ·$ $ s . s s ---..... 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Police uld the 1nen, one armed wtth a two-1.ncb revolver and the othet' wtth ao et1hl·tnch hunUn1 lmlle, robbed the Carl'• Jr. rettauraat, 3929 S. El Camino Real. Just t)efore mid· n~h~~AL _ ,. ~ •• ·--e met\ entered the rutauranl. whi ch had Jutt closed, tbrouah an unlocked employees' dQOr, police tald. lntld e, where tix employee• -•ere sUU cleanlna up before Manna for the ntlbt,, the two robbert ordetred • .. •• opeaed. . . - I Wb!le tome employeff lay on the floor and others were shut lnaidt a walk-lo freeier, the two men t.ook"-h from the safe and the mana1er't deek. Pollce said the men were blacks, both wearlns bu1by ••Afro•• balr strl". Th• m•n wtth a gun was described u tlx leet tall. between '¥1 and ~ yean old. with a m"'9tacbe and a four· day trowth of beard. The attond man wH report.ff· --- ly In hil -40'1, about HeeMO and WON h .. hair fn I net. • They wtte lut lffD drtvtna north on l:l~lDO R•al ln a tm yellow Ford Galule 500, pollcetald. J." • • Other s1qn01uro Cal 1omt or lrustoe>----------------- ACQOUl\t oddre!llS----------------------- ' C1ty ____________ State ________ z1p ___ _ My Soctol Svcunly or Tax l.D no ----------------- Phon•--------------------------~ ~------------------------~ Wa fDI ~to Kelp. ~OM~~~t\L_ CRJ_DI! __ ·- cO'AMEROAL CRf,DIT Pl..AN. INC~TED ~ • CCMltcl Meea 370 East I ?th St. 92627 Phone 64~-8700 KWltincrton hach 16075 Golden w .. t St. 92647 Pbono 941.1n1 • . ,_ I T~. J.nuary 2, JP?! OAtl. Y ~OT O'Neill Favored 1 Democrats to Pick State Party Chief •1 JDaY CIAt18EN . .. ....,,.. ..... Wlaee Or-. Couaty rancher- entrepNMU.r Richard O'Netll f alled &o keep bl• Southe rn Callforala O.m9eraUc Party cbalrml.lllbip two years 110, be vowtd bt would tel o ut of ttat.wtde poUUca. Today be ii favored heavily to become tbe state p art y chairman when Democrats meet Jaa. »n ta Sacramento for tbelr biannual COdveatJon. Tb• (lUelUon ll not whether be will win, utd O'NeJll'• a d. mlol1traUve asalatant Denn.ls DeSooo~ but by bow mucb. DeSnoo la concerned with court baUles followln1 poulble puaae• ot ~laUoa requlrlna the p arty•a top state omce holder to wio a t wo·t birds plurality. O'Neill hu been unavaUab.le tor comment on hia party cblef bid, because of a death ln his ram lly, DeSnoo 1ald. O'Nelll's brothe~r-ln-law Waldo Avery, died u last Friday. o.lfY ~-..... """' NEW STATE CHAIRMAN? Democrat Leader O'tHIH spokesman, it's pretty ea.sily forgotten." announced, "I automatically would be in local politics.' .. Local politics. however. branched Into 1tatewlde efforts when O'Neill recoGi.zed that ~. ~arty wu falllnl to make alJ'Ong eftortl to increase Dem ocrati re1lltradou ln Orange County and makln. II few attem pt. to raise t\8Jdi for 1tate and f edttal office seekers, DeSnoo sa)'I. "He more or less wu drawn into lt," De5Doo said of his San J uan CaJUtrano boss. An O'Neill victory ln the stat4! party race "wou.ld live Onnie County the r~enltlon It de· serves " says DeSooo. "We're sort "OI treated u a stepchild ot Los An1eles. yet we're tbf! second lareest Democratic County ln the state." And the vtctory would bring "some political clout to tbe Democrat& here In the county." Out front. t.be lssue revotvtni7 around the state party election and conventlon In Sacramento is what the party should focus up.. on in the next two years. · "PartyTeform was t he Issue .. DeSnoo suggesu, ''but every~e is together on that now." When 'Neill stands before tbe a pproximately 1,975 del· egates for election Jan. 20, he'll DJ .. la Ro'Wer face Alice Travis of Los .. "'II Angeles, the party's women's He said then that perhaps someone would come forward to becounlyapokesi:nan. vowed he'd get out or statewtde politics but O'NeiU's bid iJI baaed on "the need for a stronger party for the GOP onslaught in 1980," DeSooo says. "Allce·s emphasis is on providing the party a voice, a vehicle for Democratic cau.ae5." When David KJrchner discovered he had unusually high wat~r in the Balboa area, ch airman, and Simon "Si" to approach the land slde of the\ ferry the water began to recede on Monday. But Casady, liber al retired San land mg by rowboat Sunday, he could on Sunday, Palm Avenue on the peninsula / Diego publisher . personally attest to the fact that the hlgh called for boats where the cars ought to The mulU-mUUonalre O'Neill t ide was hiah 1'ndeed After th~ days of be. ' Is ex~ by party observers -----~~~---·----·-~-~------~-------------to ~m~eu euy m~ori~. Woman Runs Into Freeway lane, Killed Many observers believe O'Nelll was defeated In U~ Sou t hern Californi!l chairmanship race ln 1977 becauge or his business lies with Or. Louis Cella, convicted in 1976 on 22 count.sot tax evasion, fraud and consriracy involving the siphoning or fun<!! from his two Orange County hospitals. Arsonist Hits Car In Ne wport A man who parked lus car out- side a friend 's house In Newport Beach today discovered ball an hour Jater that someone had piled Christmas trees around the vehicle and set it afire. Police estimated that the car. valued at ~.000. was a totaJ loss following the l :40 a .m. iflcident in the alley at 1508 W Ocean f"ont . ·They said Marin Romdn Sanchez of Santa Ana had parked the car there at 1: 10 a.m. While ln a friend 's house. be heard a crackbng noise and ran outside to inveatiaate. Old trees dis<'arded by are• restaurants had been sturred u.n· der and on top of the car and ig- mted. Police said they did not know of any motive for the Inci- dent, and that no suspect was seen in the area Experts Rap Claim Crew Filmed UFOs AUCKLAND, New Zealand (.\Pl -Experts pooh-poohed a TV crew's claim that it fUmed UFO.~but the New Zealand air force put a plane on lbe alert to chase any more suaplcioua sky travelers that show up. David Mabin, bead ot New Zealan d's Moupt John Observatory, said the uniden· tified flying objects the Australian TV men said tht>y filmed over the weekend and another sighting reported on the east coast of AustraJia early to- day almost certainly were the planet Venus. Mabin said Venus is at its brightest and can be seen for about 12 houn. a day. "From a moviog alrcraft or from a <'ar. it could appear to be moving at lhe same speed because ol the great diltan~." he said. B rltish ast ronom er Sh Bernard Lovell told London newspapers the sightings prob- ably were meteorites that failed to bum up o~tering the atmnsphere, t trnt it was /4PWI ...... UFO ON FILM Object Over New Zealand depressing and deplorable" that bright objects in tbe heauns couJd be imagined as vtsltors from outer space, and that such s uggestions were science fiction. Ex-school Offici&l Draws Pr.ison Term The Australian TV rflms were shown io the United States Mon· day on C~ Evening News, and afterward UFO expert Allen Hynek of l'lo r th~estern Unlverstt) tol~ CBS·: ·'This is certainly one o' the best if not the bes' purporte<t UFO Cilms I 've aeen ... I 'm cautioning us to be War) o' it slmpl) because It doesn't flt a gene ... al pattern. It la a nocturnal light, and light seen In the night sky can be caused b) a great many things." The former business manager of the Los AJamitos School [)ig. trict has been sentenced to 16 month! in stale prison for em· bezzling $144,600 from the dis· lrict. James G . MarUn, 35, of Montclair . pleaded guilty to one eount of · grand theft before Superior Court Judge B. Warren Knight who ordered him to begin serving the sentence at Chino State Prison Jan. 26. In the meantime, Martin is working with local authorities in e fforts to resell paintings· purchased with part o r tbe embezzled funds and return the missing money, officials said. So far about $50,000 has been recovered. Martin was arrested In Augmt after audits uncovered the miss· ing funds. He wu taken into cus!ody tn Grand J unction , Colo., aft.er hi• mother led police to her son. About $30,000 In cash was re.. covered at the Ume, along with a tnotor home Martin pucbaaed with some of the missing f Wlds, police said. Another UFO expert, Phillip Klass, avionie! editor of Avia- tion Week and Space Technology magazine, said on the same broadcast: "l'rt> preliminary conclud51on at this point is that probably the object they photo- graphed was a celestial body, per haps Venus, that the numerous radar echoes which were reported to be behind them, which we see no Images of, were probabl> the familiar radar angels that are so prev· aleot lo the Southern Hemisphere at this time of year." Q9A'e .N m e1'e&an <;!}em, ~cU1/ ¥1 ae <ilkded Q'Jk/ea and C?Janad:Z ' takee pleuure Ln. annound.ag Lbe reappolotment for im ol the followlng: Mu, Barr Certified Gemoloflat t ' -RJcll llcElvabM c.rwMd Oemo&otltt ~rtlfied Oem .... t.a: Maey Barr Donna Blacku>an Rict McElval.ne Registered Jeweler: Helen Popiel These Utle holden are oo the •1-ff of CHARLES H. BARR JEWELERS Located m ••tcliff Plata 17\b and Irvine Newport Beacb -@ --- .. Donna Blackman C..rtlned Oemolotlat Casady, a former California Democratic Council chairman and 19605 anti-war activis\. is considered an "oft the wall lonelllltot" by even San Diego's party f aJthful. Ma. Ttavta probabl><. will be sacrttlced to O'Neill partiaJly because many delegates are ready to concede the top party post to assure electing a woman as statewide fint vtce president. And, say county party del- e~ates, O'Nelll bas done his homework, pouitng funds into antl-Propoettlon 13 campaigns and staging more than a ~ozen cou n ty fu n dral sers for Democratic candidates for state office last year. DeSnoo estimates that O'Neill held party bashes that rased at least $100,000 for candidates s uch as Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., Lt. Gov. Mervyn DymaJly. Secretary of State March Fong Eu and Ken Cory . When O'Nelll lost his position as Southern California Dem- ocratic Party chairman in late January, im. he lamented that Orange County "will be In a dif· ficult POSition. The party will ig- nore the cowity . .. I wa the spokesman for it. When you're not there to be the A 42-year-old Long Beach woman was struck by a car and killed New Year's Day when she dashed ioto a traffic lane on the San Diego Freeway in Irvine. authorities said today. OraD,e County Coroner's dep- uties identified the woman as Elisa Frazier. She was killed at 6:10 p.m. when she darted lnto southbound traffic ne3tr Irvine Center Drive after earlier hav- 1 ng an argument with her husband, deputies said. California Highway Patrolmen said the woman ap· peared either to run intentlonal- ly into traffic or perhaps was trying to flag down a motorist. The driver of the car was Iden- tified as Bart Jenkins or Costa Mesa. the patrol said. He was not if!:iured and was O<ll cited. Jeiikins' wile, Linda, 24. suf· fered moderate injuries in the era.ab. patrolmen said, and his son, John, 7. minor injuries. Both were taken to Saddleback CommWlity Hospital. But O'Neill. who considers himself a Cella victim in that case, diseount.ed it as a f1lct.or. And. says OeSnoo. he d'oesn 'l con- sider it a factor &nthisyear'srace. Wmdow S mashed ; Store Looted A burglar s mashed a window with a rode and made off with $2,860 in Wine and money this weekend from Rothchild Cheese & Wine in Corona del Mar, Newpart Beach pollce '>aid to- day. They said the c;hop at 2407 East Coast High way was burglariied between Saturday night and Sunday morning. 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The F..ast WU nor balmy. bu\ t.hett WU. hlnl lhal lt oould cet. t.&Jte of the ky blut a hat knockf'd out j~r, i.trandod t.hou.e1ndl and kllltd al I ul a doaen ~pie on UilweUk8 , whe a t"Oiil·ol h l1 h way1 and whll lhey five men collap1ed and d ed ahOvt-lod anow • while ahovellr\,I thow arly·rnornlna rudlnt• ln ~ Some ol lho coldc11l rtadln& 5()1 and eo. &Ion« I.he ~ut Coast New Y ar·a day were felt In felt Olorc llko Aprll than Colorado. Idaho and Utah •January. wh.U \be Ore1t Pla.ln.s where the mercury dtpped as. 11nd Soul.hweit shivered ln sub· low 11 mlnus ~ and fell even zero cold cold r bc>cause or high wind Thf' me~ hlt 84 it mid However. rorec .. ters prtdJcted nl1h\ In 8altlmott, breaklnlt lh~ more moderate tempentures as 24-year-old rl-'("C)rd ror Jan 2. c the atorm movt-d on cordlns to the NaUonul We~ Travelers advisorlea were is· Service. aued early today for lhe eastern Meanwhile, a foot of snow cov ha lf ot Mlch1gan. mos t of the ered the ground In much of O hi o Valley, Tertnessee , Kanus and Missouri And northwesl Arkansas. and the thousand& or residents In the Gull Coast states from Texas to Dallas and St. Louis areas were Georgia. Peking Invite PEKING IAP> -Vice Premier Teng Hslao-peng sent an Invitation today to Sen . Barry Goldwater. chief congressional supporter of the NaUonal.ilJt Chlnete government. to come to Peklni to dil1cwis re· unmcauon of Talwan wlth the mainland. Teng extended the Invitation lhrouah Rep. Thomas L. Ashley. D· Ohio, chairman of the House Banking Committee, In a two- hour meeting. about the future of Taiwan Teng Ashley said he would be de· replled it was an loternai mat- llgbted to convey the lnvltaOon. ter but reunification would be so ught thro.ugh peaceful GOLDWATER. R·Arlz., has mean&. -- filed suit in Wuhlngt.oo to block He said China bad adopted a President Carter's abrogatlon of "realistic attitude" toward the U.S.-Taiwan Mutual Defense Taiwan and agreed. that Talwan Treaty and is the leading con-should have people·to-people gressional crittc of the establish-a nd trade relations wfth all f!lent of diplomatic r elations countries. between China and the United i "We all have two hands and States. he ChJnese have two hands." without electricity early today A heavy snow warning was b . as Ice-laden power lines snapped sued for northeast Ohio. and under the weight. winter storm watches were post. He regards the move as a LaFalce quoted him as saying. sellout of the Nationalist govern. "We have the hand of peace and ment which the United States the hand of war and we want to had supported and protected use the hand of peace ln order to after the communists drove it bring about lhe reunification of ,.,. w1....-from the Chinese mainland in our people." 1949. The United States formally . Then he added: "Ir political brok,e djplomallc relations on · figures In the United States also New Year's Day. want to bring about a peaceful Al one point Suhday. more ed for West Vlrgloia, western than 130,000 In the two cities Pennsylvania and western New were without electricity. · York. · Power compa.ny officials In The mercury settled to 23 Dallas were calling It the worst below J11ero in Moline. Ill., at Ice storm in 30 years. Many of daybreak. Chicago registered the J0.000 Texans without power ·12, but shivered as high winds Monday were told lhey could ex-produced a wind-chill factor lhat peel no power until sometime to-made it feel as cold as If It were Dae Water's Fine? An unidentified member of the Milwaukee Polar Bear Club. clad onJy in a swimsuit and wool cap. seems to en- joy the ice-covered water of Lake Michigan during t he club's annual New Year·s....pay dip. About 50 people took part in the swim in 32-degree.~ater. Teng told Ashley and seven resolution to the Taiwanese other members of the Banking situation, we would hope they Committee he hoped Taiwan would not put up any obstacles . cou Id be returned to the In our way." mainland in a peaceful manner. The vice premier said he was aware of Goldwater's unhapp1- day. . .41 with no wind. In Amarillo. the m ercury A foot or m ore or s now dropped t.o 8 below zero. The plastered Northern Illinois over towo of Corsicana, Texas, 53 the long weeke nd. and high miles south of Dallas; put up toO winds created near-blizzard con. H C F d . R Lak ness and the controver sy ot ar oun ID eno e -be~ween the United States and Taiwan as a result of U.S. rec- ognition of the Peking govern- ment. But he said he hoped to convince the senator reunifica. lion is in Taiwan's best interest. THEN IN answer to another question from As hley. Teng said. "We know well that Sen. Goldwater does not very much approve of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our two countries but nevert.he· less I would Uke to convey to him my greetings and express to ham that we welcome him for a visit to China at his conven· ience. If he comes, we will be hap- py to meet him. I would in an modesty listen to his valuable views and we can engage in a very leisurely discussion but we will not quarrel." " stranded motorists many of ditionS.. Traffic at Chicago's them reutming from the'Cotton O'Hare International Airport Bowl in Dallas -after ice pre-slowed a lmost to a standstill ted fur~her travel.?" Jn-Monday, with four of five tale 35. ' runways s hut down and delays ealher·related traffic acci· o( up to 2'~ hours. After a second ts in Wisconsin. Missouri and runway reopened late Monday. Kansas accounted for at least de\ays were reduced to about a three deaths. Other deaths were h all hour, an airport spokesman reported by police m Chicago sai<t.,. · RENO, Nev. (AP> -Reno police have a mystery on their hands -~len car found in the man-made lake at lbe MGM Grand Hotet. The puzzle Is that lhey can't find lbe driver. The car, which belongs to former Harold's Club owner Harold Smith Sr .. was taken from a downtown lteno parking lot at about 3 a.m . Monday. Police were not sure whether the driver was in the car when it went into lhe lake or if the gas pedal was held dOWll by something lo send lhe vehicle speeding into the water. A1 Salt Lake Clty man who heard the crash and dived into lhe water emerged about 30 seconds later, unable to find lhe car or any traces of a driver. Details of the meeting were learned from the congressmen and a recording made by Rep. Richard Kelly, R-Fla .. who made the charges of possible Cblneseexpansionism. ~nswering a question from Rep. John J . LaFalce, 0 -N.Y .. EVERYDAY TeMperaim"ft HllA ~ ••bu·-,. 11 ........ ,1110 ... Atl.tnw " l3 " 8•ttlmore ._. SA I l• 8ormn<,)llam .. 2S 1.14 llo..nero 1 ·S 11<>1~ ,, J 8Mlon ~ SA ,03 llllflelO SS 21 .61 C111uoo n ·• ,o, Clnclnn•ll )9 16 .11 Cltvel•llOM T~ 91'~in9 .nndl Oowned 11tll!ly PCllH •net -tints throv911o.,1 Soutlle,.,. 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T here is no obligation whatso- ever, and you don't have to have an account at Imperial to get your calendar, but a few minutes open- ing an account could make a big difference in your future. For retirement, education, , travel, or just to bring your "impossible dream" a little bit closer, a savings plan at Imperial makes every day couq,t! ~ Sftloll <rtft WMnill9' _..,..Ill tffe<I TORRANCE <AP) - A former mental JSaUent who held alne people hostage during a 13'ri· hour standoff In a jewelry st.ore tut May hu been declared In· aane after pleadJng ••no contest" to armed rob- bery, lalae imprison· mint aDd uaault wtth a deadly weapon. William ) f t ..,,..w_., f • .. ........ ~., '"°"" ""°" dO llOI .,_ '°"' -,,., 6 JO p .,. t t ll telore ' • • Ill -~ oc»t ... u '"ge1,.,...., _L ..... ,.,"""""~ .. _~""' ---.,. .... tr:" ... -::~~...::--:= ~ _.., •=:'I •z Aq -IC'' (() Ata1caoero State ffe>1pltal, ~e~e he could be b Id up to If year1. ' ' .... 01mPERIAL SAVI nos ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Making row· plans hnppen. ·-"ZIP - M<mbcf f~IC A '"lwl<IW,"' t.poft•f C"'T"""""" of Aalctkl --.. , ) r. I . -· CALIFORNIA ' ' . T~.Ntuary 2, 1979 ". , ,, .. DAILY PILOT .t:J 'Passive S~liir' House · Cuts · l>Wner's Heating Bill I TAHOE CITY CAPl -Tom ~mtU. b11 •ofved r.11111 under nd over the house. er allna • wood Corthe flnt.tlmt." \ hla winter eoeray crtala wttll a cuatotn-dul1Md. 'thermal nv loJ>t>," mlt.h saya. Vent. are u.aed to "p11a1ve .olu" home. He 1&71 lt aav~ atxxlt tUO cool the house In warmer months. Al PO& llEA11NG COSTS. Smith says he 1ir in the daytime warms all the strtlctures so lhn they radiate heal. ' on bl• heaUnc bill for one monU\ alone spent S3I on his utlllty bill last February compared The prtMtple "mttbantim;• Sm\tb 1111, la a Smllh. whC> h d the house built tut February, to 4 nelJhbot't Sl~. IOlarlum, °' ~. attad~d tot.be south ilde uya a lmpl~ woy to txplaln th• pl'OCffa 111 that. • of the houle. l>ouble·parted it•H la specially "lht house la fooltd into thln.ktna that tl el01t1 In Smlt.b, Wbo temporarily left a research consul· pl.teed to colJed radtation from u.e aun, whJtb la lbl' cUmate prov1dt'd by th envelope rather than tant'a bullDeu In Japan to experiment on the HE SAYS THAT ALREADY-BUILT homes can be converted to "passive solar" houses. but it la more difficult bec!ause or the passages that must be buill lnto the homes. For SmJth, 38, the "passive solar" house Is an adventure and an investmenl He has wrlt~n a book outlining the concepts and the design or the house. He hopes to make some profit from that venture. lower ln ....... w'nl r. th hal'Wr wlnter cHmate.... houae. uya he waoted a alte that would race ex· ~ treme weather conditions. He uys otber tolar ho hive been built, In-· cludlnt i lmllar ''J>J' l~ IM>lar" homa. but nooe ••1.ut wtnt~r.· we bad up to 10 r~t of snow on .... h h ... J the root." says Smith. "Instead of making the t.nat mate ••st "~ ~u remeinll. houae cooler, lt actually served as an ln.sulator." '"TI08 HO\I 18 Dlt'FEllENT from 'active 1ol1r' homH bt-c11u.se it dOCf!n't need aol1r panels. pumps. rana and othtir mechanjcal devices. AU you n~d are re"uJar bulldln& mat.erta.la," the owner aaya "( mJgbt stay here a couple of years," Smith He .ta)'• the house can circulate warm air says. "I'm thinking about writing a book. I am comfortably tor about three day1 on cloudy days pretty laolated up here." Smith ,ay" low co t Is one of tu~ goals. He says hla two ttlory, thrt\e·bedroom home has cost about *85 000 to <Jute Construt't1on cost was $51,200 (or 1.800 1.4quurt· reel. Included in the design is an without 11Wl. After that, the stove must be used. ------------------ •11T aEALLY DEPENDS ON somebody's ~nal preference," he ~ays. "Some people may u.se the stove after two days." He says the average temperature range ls in lhe 60s and 70s. ,,. Ul'slhetkally pleasmi greenhouse Along wlth lbe heat. another advantage the "passive solar" house provides is high relative CUSTOMIZED SOL.AA HOUSE A~WI,........ Tom Smith and Son •• :rattoe-Glty-Home- Pupils Failing In Cincinnati--- CINCINNATI <AP > -More than 11 percent of Cincinnati's public school students failed last year, the highest rate for the last 10 years, according to a study. · The percentage of students not promoted in· creased at every level, according lo the study by Albert RoWie. associate director of testing services for about 60,000 students._ .. If you're talking about graduates of the Cin· cinnati public schools, you're taJklng kids who've been exposed to failure ... Rouse said. ·. Another requirement was that the home be 80 percent sell·&uHlc1ent an winter and summer. On those dayg when It's not, a wood·burniog stove is used to heat the house "I'm still usmg wood that was left over from construction," he says. "I Just. bought a cord or • ___ _, __ .. ing ·' LONDON <AP ) Drought, land-erosion and pest-affected crops have caused starvation that ii killing between 15 ·and 100 persons a day in tbe_w__estem Wollo region or Ethiopia, two British church workers report. After a two·week visit to the East African country, Kate Phillips an$i Sarah Hayward of Christian Ald said that. more than one million lives are at stake in the region. which Is about 150 miles due north of Addis Ababa, t h e capital. 0 P'!f!r ~ WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE CO.-L.A. •1{.1• ;.:;:= NOD~ITON APPROVED CREDIT ' humidity and radiant temperatures. ''Whal you have is a climate and not a household," Smith says. 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DIUNKIN01 WEIGHr, AND 8TU88 ,,_, ""'llW J'iORnl, NEWPOtlTBBAC1t CAW'ORN1A ~ • ---• • Safety for you 8/nce 1892 HOU1l81 MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 AM to 4 PM FRIDAY 9 AM to 6:30 PM • IRVINE PARKVIEW CENl'ER Unlveretty Ottve at Mlctteleon (714) 552·5325 LAGUNA HIUS FOUNTAIN VAUEY Altcl• Pkwy. et Hwy. 5 M4·2t91 1 la9une Hitt• Ptau • 9029 Oerf~d A . (714) 5'1-4100 \ .• Aakelloul hOMe loln1 / lquel Hotitlng Lender~·-~·...,., .... .. •• , ~ Edi ~...2 .._, p •" Roben N. WHd tPublls~r T~t K .. vll/Edltor Orange COtlst Oolty Pilot tu-.--ag.e ______ T.~--··JtnuelY-·-2·, 1·m·----------·a.-'.~·r···l(·re-lb.lc·h·/·E·dl.tor-l•.'.P·-oe-E-dl.tor·-· • be Trauma Center ould Sav~ Lives • In San ~"ramrl ro ftC'C'td nt vtcllmt, wb«her lnJunid _,, trnfnr u1 b> a:UJuhot. tabhlna. f lb or bouaebold mll· t.a ps, l' t fn dlr'fct1¥ b)' public atnbulan~ to the 'Ir um.a oh• al $.;au ., .. r llnc\tco ral Hospital In Oranat'-' Count)' a.ncr m racnc:y tr Dl.n:t nl by r umt'tlh"fl, Ow) u·•• tak n to lh no.real available spU .. J, MY• ul 3" lhruu&bout. lhe county 11\e di.!rt.'ttl\l pproach lo tl)O treatment of arcldent d 1m'l, urt'Clrdlna to a recentl)' publlabt'd report oa a ~ rcnr study by a lum of foul" doctors, ls sn\•tna UYi San l''TanciACO and cosun1 Uv that mi&hl ~ Hvf'd tn Oran,c.> County · Sonw mt•mlx•r> or the OranJe County mcdka.I COQ>· mumty h U\\• foultt>d th port, ~llna uae of lnade ~ah· in1ornu1t1un Dut many ln lM prof ts Ion aaree lhAt e or more trauma cf'nl n , 1la!ft.'dly h1¥h eoe>l could be mel. , To ttu~ t•nd . the Oranse Q)unty Medical A&roclatlon '1ld tht• 1 lospttnl A!\\soclaUon of Southern California are Jo&nln!!t fon .. 'l'b to W\dcrtake a more det.aJled 1tudy or the tteed for trauma t•cnh.'r~ m Orange County. San f<)'ancu1ro Genera.11.8 Qn or only 14 of the state's ~to hospitals Yl1lh overnJj'ht, ln·bouae s urgeons and U.s Tra uma Center 1s formidably t t.alfed. Al least one team nf tr::iumn su1 ~Nms. ns~\sted by s~ially trained interns nn<1 :u.i\'an<'t'<I rrwdit""al students , ts avail.able around the duck Also on duty on floors above the center are a ncurosurgc.-tm. an orthopedic surgeon. a pediatrician. a lhor<H·1c surgeon. a urologist and a radiologist. All this is not inexpensive. But the statistics in the recent trauma center study .ire impressive. Ninety Orange County traffic deaths in 1974 w<·re studied, along with 92 in San Francisco in 1974 and 1975. There were not enough fatalities in San Fran· cisco in one year to make a valid comparison. Of the 74 San Francisco victims who suffered mass1\'e brain injuries. 55 received neuroeurgery. Only l2of the 60 Orange County brain injury victims underwent neurosurgery. The doctors found that the injuries of 30 of the Orange County victims were limited to limbs a nd torsos. Of these. they said, 11 deaths were clearly preven- t.able and another 11 potentially preventable. The Orange County victims in general were much younger and less severely injured than those on the San Francisco list of fatalities, the dodors said. F rom the study they concluded, "Many San ~ ciscans are being revived from injuries they woul.ie from in Orange County.·' · Debate over the accuracy of the study notwithstand· U\g, there Is little doubt that the pending study of trauma center needs in Orange Cowity is very much in order. Juvenile Hall Facts Members .of the Orange County Juvenile Justice Commission did a commendable job in . orting through a feries of scathing charges made last summer about 9J>erations at Juvenile Hall. Among other thln~s. commissioners debunked ..ac· cusations of two Juvenile Han counselors who contended Oiacipline is so lax the ball has become "little more than Orange County's second Disneyland" • By contrast, commissioners found during their 60·day probe and six suprue visits to the facility that acceptable inmate d.isci pline was used. Jn additaon, commissioners cited misleading state· ments, poorly documented allegations, generalizations end exaggerations in a 163-page undergraduate college k'nn paper prepared by the two counselors, Robert Ausmus and Alfred Skiles. Commission members did poke a critical finger at Juve nile Ha ll m anage me nt, sayin~orale among workers is woeful and e m ployee'-a · istrator com- munication is poor. They also faulted ad iniatrators for falling out of touch with conditions in the hall because th~dom leave their offices to vis it inmate facilities. Those criticis ms warrant prompt correction by high· ·level county officials. But they should. not be confused with ongoing labor· management P.rob1ems that are out of the immediate con· trol o( Juvenile Hall management -problems ranging from a post-Proposition 13 salary freeze to the closlng of one j uvenile facility last year which resulted in some Job upheavals. The commlsslon report shoul<1 lay to rest the idea that Juvenile Hall has become a dangerous playaround for youthful off enders, but it should focus attention on a morale problem in need of a solution. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Oalty Pllot. Other views expreaeed on th•s page are those of their authOtt and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Oalty PllOt, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Me:.a. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. , Boyd/ Divo~e Dreams Was Arnold Whidby who 1•id. "Divorce ls not always bi error; bUt alwaya-in error tit what tbe divorcfd dream they will do next.'· ~ Those who keep track con- ~nd there are more illiter ate .,ome n than men in this ~orld. ' South African Bushme n eunt with poison-Upped ar- rows . Say they shoot a praffe. ll runs. They follow. Alter awhile they sight some ef the anima l's manure. They examine it. By its odQr aod texture. they know how much poison has taken bold. amd thus they mow bow far fl I Dear Gloomy Gus C•n •t wait to tet the flr1t pay check ol 1179 with that new Social Security tax bite. ALSO GLOOMY o ... .:,m~·-.-. ""'" -........ ,.., ___ ""....._. .. _ .. .. ~~,_. will run before ll falls. Some bunters, those Bushmen. Q. "What~a wttb WI quotaUon. · • aovernment of tbe peop e, by the people, andforthepeople ... •1• A. Omit the "and." Am told that's one of the most common rrusquotaUons of all. What's YoW' thecwy as to bow tbe uolver1e waa formed? No, I doo't want to talk relle lon. Am n ot qualified. Can tell you, though, what the acleoUsts think. They're divided Into three groups. One believes in tbe blg·bana theory wbkh hold• the univerae be1an wlt.b an =lOD aDd ball been exp ever slnce. A 1ecood • the otelUat· tn1 theory which hu lt that expao1,on eveQtually wUI stop and the universe then w i ll contract t.oto one 1uperdeut atom. A third JOel aloni with the 1teady• state theory wblcb llYI mat~ ter 11 con.stanUy being creat· ed to replace matter that • CODIUDtly l s betn1 d"troyed. In one out d eveey lbrM TV commercial• now, a • ctlebrlt)' Aoea \M ael.l1nf. ne ·-r· m U>'e phrue "nte you M> • T'. Ci -.u.tarto-Jbe 'r-tqUte. Jack Anderson The Real Oil Price Culprits W ASHlNOT ON -It ht fHb&OOable lo blamt ttffdy A11b oU ahe.lkl for OW' lnllatSoo problema. Wll•n tb• oll ahtikdosna ltJ\DOWlced tbelr 14.5 ptrctnt price lncreue ~. Jhamy Carter'• eoor11 ciu.t, Jamea Scbletlnier. puffed U>ou1bttully on 1111 pipe and aor· rowlully predlchd tbu Amertcam would soon ooU~ the offecu at the , ... pump. Tbe Arabi. n eorne cue1, a.re a convtn.M!nt alibi for Ufe Ad· mlnlatretlon TM1 c~ bo uaed as wh.lp- plo& boy1 lo protect the real culprtta -dometUc ·oil producera eod retailers whou 1reed Is m atcbed only by lhelr contempt ror the law. We first reported on the so- called ''daisy chain" scandal two years ago. This mulUbillioo- dollar rip-off by American oil companies has been called by one Energy Department official "the largest criminal conspiracy lo U.S. history." ESSENTIALLY, what the petroleum moguls did was evade the 1overnmenl's price controls on otl by talaely representing "old" .oU. ai $S per baJTel, as "new" -;;,ti, which IOld tor $12 per barrel. Tum1nc the lnn'eauorat.s' conCuslni maze of ,..avlaUons to their advanta1e. tb•H un- scrupuloul operitort paaHd the oll back and forth on f aper. pumplns up the price a each step of u,, phony ttanucUon. Th• oiJ never actually changed haoda ln this "d1l1y chain" 1wlndl1. but American coo- sumen were t.akeo for 1 ride that cotl \hem bllllou Of dollars. Ene.-~ oflkiala blVe known about the 1cw1I for ·ewer three years, and have volumes of evide,.ce to document it. In- credibly, lhou1h, not a single cttmlnal case was referred to the JustJce Department for pro- secution unUJ earl)' lh1I year. INSTEAD, energy czar Schlesinaier hu che»en to pooh- poob the charges a1atnat the grand d\lbl of America'i royal oil family. and has rtdlculed Earl Waten con1reak>nal proteltl al h1a de· parlmtnl'• faUu.re to act 11&10lt them . Meonwhlle, a coofideoUal re- por \,. by hll own ln1pthor ren4tal bluntly concludet that the Energy Department's en· lortement Of tbO OU pricint·re~ rutauon.1 bu been both ''lnade.- quate" and '!lncoll)plete." JJ ooe ottlctal lamtuar with lbe lnve1u1auon told our U· toelate Jack Mitchell. OOE's en- forcement dl vlslon is a burea u c ratic "Bermuda Trlaoet-... where .. th1n1s ao ln but 1omebow oever-come out." Soon ll will be too late to do a.nytblng: the statute of limita- tion• la nmn1ng out, and the perpetraton of the gigantic riJ> off will to scot rree ll action ls not. taken soon. Yet the department's audit.ors ar-e quJetly cutUng back on the man hours devoted to digglng in-to the biggest oU scandal sin the Teapot Dome. Unre leased fi1ure1 from the General Ac· counun1 Office reveal that the agency plana to reduce by one- balf the number of auditors as· signed t.o inve.Ugate the fraud. Havq 1otteo away with •t once. the btC oU compaoles ,re Ukely licJdnc tholr chops at the prospect of yet another round of price 1ouetng -which or coune will be blamed on the Arabll. Footnote: The Energy Depart- menl'I u.J&tant admlnJ.ILrat« for enforcemeol naturally dll· agrees with the flndlnga or the ln1pector general. He tn1l1t1 that the on lnveeu1atJon waa given the ''highest prforlty" dur- ing part of 1978. and calll lhe al· legations of lax enforcement "totally m1Nead1n1" and "in· valid." HEADLINES and rootoote•: Some enterprl1in1 Mexlcaoa operate a lbrivtni buaioeu tell- ing fraudulent documenll to their fellow citliena who wt.th to enter the United States. The huc ksters bave become 10 brazen. aay intelligence reporta. that they are openly plyln1 lhelr trad e in public parks. Many Mexicans. says one coolldeoUal document. "have been observed in (the) park awaiting thelr tum to negotiate with (the) -Hn· dors." "So the flame goetJ a little higher/ So wbat?" -According to lntelh6"f"'ICe report.a, aeveral U.S. motol'Cyclc 111111 an!! trytnr to tnove ..> on their Can1dl1n counterparts. The He lls An11 1" 'Uld !he Outlaws. says on~ report, are m aking a concerted effort to take over Caoadlan motorcycle aanlJ. -In a rtlai.d 1tory. <Canadian police apncta have lnlonned their U.S. oolleaaues that Cana. dJan cr1mlnala are neetn1 into tbl• country at an increuing rate. The croob crou at small, ilolat.ed porta ot entry. DIPLOMATIC PIPELINE: Anlmo.tty toward larael la boll- ina tnalde t~e White House. Aldea refer to the Israelis privately.._ "stubborn" and "ln- nexlble,'' but call the Egyptian.Ii "positive" and "construe· t.lve" ... 1be lsra~ll• have re. turned the aenUme,nt. They now refer to Jimmy Carter as the best president Egypt ever bad . . . The shah of J ran has com· plained petulantly to U.S. diplomats that Americans hav(! been Involved with opposition leade,.. ... Soviet diplomats seem to have China uppermoet in their minds . In prtvate conversations, they have warne d American authorities not to trust Peking . . . Intelligence reports wam that Taiwan leaders reacted to the severence of U.S. relations by threatening privately to seek a n alliance with the Soviet Union. Tbey point out that Presi· dent Chian g Ching.kuo once · studied m Russia. GASOHOL UPDATE: It appears that some American farmers are abandorung food crops in favor of those that will produce energy. In Mllsow1, militant farmers are-plannjng a $30 million di.c;- Ullatlon plant that wlll tum their crops Into alcohol. The high· . proof brew will then be sold t.o '- oil marketers for use in a pre· mtym mot.or fuel blend called "gasohol." Another still is planned by t armens in Sumler County, Ca , P resident Carter's home county Agriculture officials, meanwhile, are cons idering federal loan guarantees for a Color ado d1st11lery that would make alcohol from sugar beets. What's a Million Dollars to the State? Democratic Auemblyman Gary Hart or Santa Berbara bas come up wtth a propoe&l which would Hve the 1tat. tl million annually. WlUMMat labortn1 the merits of hit brainltohn, ,.-hich is the sub~ of another column, let 's ex.amine the effect or such a saving. To all but 1 few of the most fortunate ciUzena, even ln thi4 day of $10,000 · automobiles -.....-.ii ... and f 100,000 h ome1, a million bueka ls 1UU a lot of do r'• ml. More lhU the vast majority can ever hope to aee. Thal goes for IDOlll' businessmen. And, ncepUn1 to such giant corporaUona u the generals <General Motors. General Electrtc. General Mills, General httoleum t~.) it ain't extttly bay. But to .YOW own 1tat. 1ovem- meot It 11,peaoull. 'nlat ~ the Art Hoppe sad situation. California state government, and many of the local government.I, have grown so big they are pracUcally out of the control of the people. And. for all their pretens e, the budgetary figures of state gov- ernment are so great they are beyond the comprehension or the legislators. TO GIVE some lnkUng or Just how awesome are the figuns the lawmakers deal wtth when re- viewing tbe annual budget con- sider this: U every one ot the 120 "members or the Legislature dreamed up a way to eave $1 million, the total wouldn't l>e a dent towards reducing tbe &n· nual state budget. If Hart and each of his col· leagues found a way to lop olf $1 million each and every month of the year they still wouldn't keep the budget from i{lcrea.sine. For standing at $18 blllloo or more. the annual rate or Inflation would exceed the total amount trimmed. Jn the race of s u ch runaway spending the wisdom of Ben Franklin <"A penny saved is a penny earned") or even or the late Senat.or Everett Dirks.en <"Take a billion dollars here and a bilUon the~ and pretty soon you are talking about. big money ... > seems to becople almost a banality. That is not to denJgrate Hart's efforts, or lho6e or any other member seeking to "cut, lrim and squeeze" the state's budget. For too lone the lawmakers have been exhibiting a cavalier attitude towards slate speoding. Having in mind the t.otaJ bud1et. the general reaction of those Wrettling with the budget to the pleu of departmental heads for yet another expansk>n or their' emrlres has been "Oh, what the beJ i~ only a million bucks. Let's give it to them." IT POINTS VP the fact that It ls going to take a lot more than some Judicious trimming here and there to effectively reduce state spending to reatonable levels. Governor Jerry Brown, laking his stance to be sincere. was on the right track in ordering all state agencies to review .their operations and advise him ~to which programs can be ellm lnated . Unfortunately. bureaucracy being what il is. the entrenched are not about to 'offer up an arm or leg, let alone an appendix. It fall s then upon th e Legislature to wield the scalpels and sever the withered limbs of government whict't have become useless if1 inde-ed, they ever served any necessary 'purpose m the fl r3t place. fr PRESEN't'S Speaker Leo McCarthy with a golden op- portunity to demonstrate the value for the good of the people of permitting the office he holds to possess the treme ndous powers it a said t.o have. More than that it Is his chance to walu his way right into the 1overnor's chair the next time around. 'Ihe Secret Love Life of the American Male FranJdy, wtMa ·I read a two- page DftlPAI*' ad for a car called tbt Detaun 280-ZX I dJdn't bellne tt. It 1aid: "Thl.s ls not tramJ)Ol't&Uoft. • • th.ta ia a love affair ... Thll is a car you write a new ticenM pla t e for . This is the NnlUOUI new ZX ... IO lJl. llmah, 10 tbrlll· in1 .•. you'll take the loq way b O'me . • . The oew ZX ii a l.brtll to Juat att ln • • . You could have a ball i.Q this cockpit wttboul ever leulq your driveway ... Though tbe performance runa torrid, tbe quaUty rum deep." I didD'l bell8" it, that 11. unw mf oelabbor. Bert Fettl1h, boqhtane. ,, BERT ALWAYS seemed lib a recular 1\1.)' -• lood bubead, 4ac1 &ad Pl"OVideT for hJa wt.t., Betay, uct their lour kids. na. M ~ tldl cw, 1'1"-Wlllil lat.er. let.1 wu OYer al OW' • house, aeeklo1 cOffee and IYID· patby. "l don't lcoow what's come over blm," sbe saJd, dabblDC at her eye s wllb a wet handkerchief. "He doesn't get home from the ottlce until all hours. Lut Di&bt. It wu 2 a.m. I naturally aaked blm where he'd been. 'Ob.' be said vag~ly. '1 Just lhougbt I'd take the long "•y.' .. 'Throu8b Peoria?' I said. aareuttc.Uy. 14 At tbia bll e111 aort of Ut up. 'Wow t • be wd. 'Would that ever be. trtp.• "I eoUlda't ltud ".:I 'oncer. "Tell me, Berti• I . 'la lt aaotbtr wocn&nf' u9z LOOKED 1urprlaed. 'Wb1 WO\lld I want aaotber womuf' be 11id. Tben be aat down M hll deek ud be1an com· P01ln1loveDOUlloolittle1~ ot paper. t mow they were low nowt becaUH l round one In bJ.a Wll~ buket th1I monWlf," IWQy IPI'~ ~out for our Im It nid: .. , LUVU." ' I MA4f..1'41.&eli 'tO Wm lllM to mu. I eaw blm Sunday alU:inl ln h11 car ln hla driveway. Oc· casiooally, he'd get out, genUy rub down its body. slowly polish Ill beadliptl and then climb back in to stroke ltl upbolatery and play with it.a four-gear sbil'l. "Wby aren't you In the boule watcbiD& football like aoy regular 1uy, Be rt? ' I de- manded. He started guiltily. "You m ight as well be the first to kQOW." be said, squaring his s ho ulders. "I've decided to come out of the garage." "The.ra.rqe?" " "Yes," be said. "All my Ufe I've known I w as different, but J've tried to hide iL Now at last I'm prepared to tell the whole world lb• trulb : my sexuaJ preference ii automobiles ... N ATtJRALLY • Bert m oved out or tbe bou.M. Poor Betsy . Sbocu like that are a blow to a woman. 11ue11 Bert'• happier, though. Ke ban.p out now wttb men of hi1 own teXU.81 orientation. He meets them at draa -atrips, 1port1 ~ar rallyH and con- ' cour• d'eleaance. "You'd be 1urprlH<I," be 11ys, .. at the '-oumbor ol American men who tecrelly love their cars more than their wlves." No, I wouldn't. But I think its aa.aky ol tbele J apaneae auto maktrs to t1plolt our pecLlllat occldeatal MXUal aberratsoas. . . .. • CAJFORNIA Slntlan St9Hng Hair stylist Vidal Sassoon works on Lisa, an orangutan at the San Diego Zoo. The ape seemed willing for the brush work and like most~ females was anxious to view the re- sults in a mirror. ,,. Pro-Tai wain Group Riots SAN FRANCISCO <APl -Two patrolmen and a dozen citizens were injured in Chinatown when nJshtstick·wlelding riot police clashed with a pro- Taiwan group demonstrating near a pro·mainland parade. One man was booked tor investigation of aa· sault Monday ·after he allegedly conked one officer or> the Head ~d cracked another oo-the shoulder with a long pole, said police Lt. William SchefOer. Other police also were thumped on their helm.els wifh. sticks and ·nagpoles and one dem· onstrator was driven off in an ambulance and bofpitallzed. • Nortlt State Predfe!t• Rain By Tbe 1)1soclaced Press A chance of rain was forecast fo~ parts of northern California tonight with the liklihood in· creasing by Wednesday. · · fbe rajn forecast by the National Weather Service applied to (------~-]northwestern areas, the ~,.TE San Francisco Bay area J l /'9 and the Sacramento --------Valley. Highs were forecast in the 40s and 50s with lows In the 30s and 40S. Searrll lt'fdetl• I or IE•capee• BAKERSli'IELD CAPl -Authorities con· tlnued searching today for four reputed Nuestra Familia ~·can-American gang members who escaped fro e Kern County Jail. All four e charged with murdering a Bakersfield man who authorities said was an inno· cent bystander shot to death during a ·Nuestra FamiUa exeeution attempt here. Authorities said tbe four hacksawed through their ceU bars late New, Years Eve. ftre ICIU. 10,000 T•rlcqs RIVERSIDE lAP >-Fire killed 10,000 turkeys ln a brood.er house here, authorities said. Cause of tbe New Year's Day blaie that destroyed the building at Zacky Farms' plant here waa swt Wlder investigation today, Mid·Valley firefighters reported. Damage wu estimated at $27,000 ittcluding Sl.2,000 to turkeys and $5,000 to equipment. ....,.,. llobhcl ., •uo,ooo · OAKLAND <AP> -Police say a self-styled • East Bay minister was robbed of $250,000 by four masked bandits wearing Jogging suits. lnve1tlgators said that Hakeem Abdul Raaheed was returning to bJs yacht with several brlefcaaa full of church donations wben he was robbed. Tede P.Ullta•t• P(ohd SAN LEANDRO <APl -Officials in San Leandro have sent questionnaires to 1SO local in· dustrtee to determlne which of them may be using any of 6:iO toxic pollulan~. ' The letter promlsea the information wlll be kept confidential. · Federal relUlatlona require local sewer agen· cles to take prfmary reiponslbllily for developing and adminlatering pretreatment programs for lox· le wutes before d.iacharge into the sewer system. AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE ALL HARD COVER BOOKS (cuneot) 1979 CALEHD.ARS ·20% OFF DAILY PILOT A f Wirids Flip Nine Vehicles ·· on 1-8 · SAN Ol~GO <AP\ -Wlnda luM· ln1 up lo llO mph nJpped ovtr at least nine vtblcl on llMrat.at.e It eut ol ber and lorctd tbe c l0tln1 ol • -50-m ll e uctlon of the road, the Calilornla Hiahway Patrol 11aid. Hun- drtda ol penone were atranded. No lnjurtea were reported. H11hway pMh>lmen and ~mployee1 or the Callfornla Department of Tran1portallon barrjcaded the east· weet freeway tw;twHn Alpioti a.od OcoUUo Mondoy nJ1ht and elCOC1ed motortm along alt.emat.e routes or tent them baclt the way they came. TR..\NDED MOTORISTS doubled rural Ocotlllo 's popuJaUoo or IOO. caWJln& an instant bualnesa boom. Hid bJa volunteer fire depertmeat 1tayed open all ruaht ••rvtna r"" corrtt aad provldlng shelter lor travelers. ONE 8TltANDED WOMAN, Diaoe Marshall of San oteso. aaJd moet. motorists w~ tn sood spll1ta despite tbe delay. 'Tbere are only three public telephone booLhl ln OcoUUo that work, and they all have long Unea ol callers who want to notify frieoda ol the delay," she said. "I'm cold. l want to go bome, but there'• not much we can do about matters t.oniaht.." Tbe easterly winda were e~ to oecrease to JU or 40 mpb U1~ mountains today: Methadone Ends .,. # The *688 PRIMERIB DINNER Special Offer Expires Januray 31. 1979 "We're head over heels ID people. I haven't l«'ll anythJoe like lt." sald Norma Hopps, oc-owner .of the Ocollllo Cafe At 10:30 r.m., the said, her cale had run ou of hamburger and -was serving chill. SAN DIEGO <AP> -San Diego County's coolrovenJal methadone maintenance program baa eoded quietly after an eight.year history of court injunctions, threatened lawsuits and bitter protests from heroin addicts. On-tboe-MaU at Souttl Cout Plaza Near the ea...d Oft the Flnt Lcvd . ftw~ call: 640--ml Ocolillo Fire Cbi~r Burr Seeley • is one . . can. you Saving money is easy at First Federal Savings. We pay maximum lntetttt on insured savings. And offer a host of cuatomer services. Stop by soon.~ want to show you just how friendly a savings institution can be. SAVE WITH AN ACCOUNT THAT'S JUST RIGHT FOR YOU. Type of Account Current Annual Yield .. 5.25% Regular Account 5.39% 5.75%BonusAccount 5.92% Minimum Time Requirement OneDay • ·5.75% Certificate Account• 5.92% 6.50% Certificate Account• ~ 6.72% 6. 7 5% Certificate Actount• 6. 98% 7.50% Certificate Account• 7.79% 7. 75% Certificate f\ccount• 8.06% 8.00% Certificate Account• 8.33% Money Market Certificate Account• Weekly Quotes Based On U.S. T-Bills . . · • tn accordance with Pederal rcgulariona, certain fixed-term, fixed-rare accounts may vary in availability. In the event of early withdrawal, thert will be a substantial interest reduction. ••Effective yie1da hued on daily compounding, credited qUartcrly. , Three Months Three Months One Year JO Months Four Years Six Years Eight Years Six Months FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE SAVES YOU TIME. Courteous, efficient service is another important part o( First Federal Savings. That's why we have some "very special people" who check all of our offices every month for "a smile at every window." These people, whose identities remain a secret, perform actual transactions to evaluate teller performance. Later, extra-courteous employees receive cash awards for a job well done. With these "courtesy check-ups" we're taking extra efforts to try and give you the best service in town. Come in and see us today. ™1>0RTANT CUSTOMER SERVICES HELP YOU SAVE, TOO. Free Safe DeposU Boxes ($1,000 Minimum &Ltnce) Free 'Uavelets Checks ($1,000 Minimum Balance) • Free Ched<lng Account At Leading Bank ~$2,000.MlnJmum Balance) F~ W.t Deed Collection ($1,000 Mlnlmum Balance) Free Money Orders (No Minimum Balance) Free Photocopy Service (No Minlmum Balance) Free Cob l.D:Card (No Minimum Balance) Free Social Security Dim:t Deposit Service (No Minimum Balance) Free Telephone 1iaiu{er Service Prom Checking to Savings ($1,000 Minimum Balance) Free Notary Servlec (No Minimum Balance) "We want to give you the best service in town!" Fmt Federal~ AND LONN ASSOCIATION OF SANTA MONICA Costa Mesa Office Baker Near Harbor ' FSrJC .... .... ___...... -~-- - 1 I I I· I A• DAIL v PflOT QUEENIE PETTUS ARCHIBltLO BONNER PETTUS, H •"d •••Y O.C:emoer 111. 1'18 on 9.,..,,. P¥1l. "' Ve11-.-.n of WW I ~moer of IN> •~rlc•" lfo91on. Lorio lle•cll 11¥r~\ IS4, •nc! Ille l .lt £"9*• ot e..aiee. Ariton. He " w•· Yl.,.d by IM\ ~\ Ge<llkl "-'ltu\ of "-"", Tcwn ""1u\ of S.ke"flekl. MIO Al•n "'9tM of LAX Atl(lelff, •li.o au"''""" or s 0t-"'1<1•ttn •net •s Q•Ht~rancktllldt'l!f>. S.""<r' will IMt held on ~ 7PM •t The HarbOr Uwn M-1•1 Ole!* with the R.,, W•tr•n Plllmen, Rector 01 St . Mlcll•t''' £PllCoo•I Clhirch 01 An•h••m , olll<l•llno lntermt,.1 •t•v•u, tmrntdl etely tollowlnQ S.rvoto under IM dlrea-Of HM110f l•-MouM Offw Mort..-y of Colla M<lw ~»Sol PAHE• J0!»4 ' .JASON PltRICER, ..,,.,.t _,, of M• -~ Mlctl.Mt p.,-~., s. ..... icu ""II .,. htkl on Tw'4o, January 7, at 2PM ttt 11'1 H..-u-~morlll>I P.n wtlfl 1"9 Rev M1ltn Je<UOfl of 1M OW I st i.t> CNlllel of W•lnut otflcl•lt"9-H•rllor L-11· MOvnt Otlw Merl...,., ot ~·• ~w dire< tor~ WC>-SSS4. PHILADELPHIA tAP > -JaJJa Rub Bid· ----------die Beary, 92. a descen- PActftC .,__, r •1ott1AL '••• Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 6«-2700 'dant or two signers of the Declaration of In· d e pendence a~d a g r a n d e d. a m e o ' P hiladelphia society. died Sunday al Cheslnu~ Hill Hosptlal. McCOIMIC• MOSTVAllH t..guna Beach ·~9415 WARSAW, Poland t AP l B o l eslaw Piasecki. 64, leader or the t\ornan Catholic pro-government organha lion PAX. died Mqnday. the Polish News A'ency reported. Laguna Hill$ 76lro933 San Joan Cat>lstrano ·~1776 .... ~-::: ~!:a 673-9450 l&L•OADWAY MOITUilY 110 B<oedway Costa Mesa 642-9150 WORK TIME ·srAGGERED BELGRADE , Yugoslavia <AP> - Starting Jan. l, ciUiens or this capitaJ city will begin their worit d&)' at alx different tim es between 6 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. to help ease tht- ru.sh·hour traffic conge~ tlon. The city CO\mcll ruled that factories and I~ shops wi 11 be the fl r« lo open, foUOwed ·at half. hour intervals b y rat.autlm.s ~poal o< •fices. business omces, ·banks, govemmeot of· ... Rce1 and COW"tl, acho9la , and department sto..-, tourtat •l\d entertain· o , meilt faqlitlee. ~---------.------,,., ORANGE COUNTY Long Career Ends o.11, ............. LONG SERV.ICE Kay Harper Cont ract ' Approved .. WE'VE ALllEAOV aold our home lo Garden Grove •nd we're moving to Palm Desert Greens." •M ••ld. detcrtbh11 a mobile bocne oaala where re· 1ldenta own a pleee of the property. 'Now I'm &oln& to pl•y," she said. She and husband fom have been brushing up their tennis and golf weekends for the past three years m anUcipaUoo of wbal they can do seven days a week oow. 8VMME&TIME8 WHEN it gets too hot will be 1pent traveling, with a daughter ln Desplaines. Idaho and a soo in Connecticut and .grandch.lldren to visit. Kay said. Her years with the city began in 1957 as Depu- ty City Clertt an4 brought a prol'Mloo to full city clerkship In l961 when James Black was elevated to city manager. She even served as interim city manaaer aft.er Black's sudden departure a few months later along with an entire city councll. which set the infant city's course off oo a rocky road. l l.O your ~. l'Ommun11~· ,,..,,spaper call 642-4321 A special fre~ gift is waiting for you at Orange Co• Savings. A delicious Holiday treat! Knott's Berry Farm Gift Paci.. 2 10 oz. jars of Knott's fam ous old-fashioned preserves And that's not all! You'll find it's a special treat to save at Orange Coast Savings. You'll receive individual attention -ser;vice with a personal touch that goes beyond the ex~ted. And, with our policy of Optimum Interest. you'll earn the highest interest rates permitted by law. Whether you prefer short-term or long-t-erm savings investments. ot.r Savings Counselors will guide you to the best Savings Program for you There's more! Convenience is our by-word. And to make 1t really easy for you, we offer both Telephone Transfer Service and tree Save by Mail Service. Plus. we're open every Sa turday! Our hours are. DrivErUp Monday -Thursday Friday ._J Saturday Lobby 9:00 a.m. -s·oo p.m. 9:00 a.m. -6.00 19.m. 9:00 a m. -1 :00 p.m. Monday -Thursday 9:00 a.m. • S·OO p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Saturday -9:00 a.m. -1 :00 p.m. The biggest 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 lookJng tort Gt1ac81nolE JANUARY SPECIAL OF THE MONTH M "VI D 14 M0""9' 0.11.V • GUACAMOLE OMELETTE $1.9 t 3 eggs with two sllc:u of American c:.hee.ae rc>rcsed : Inside. Topped with zesty guac;amoh:. Served with hashed brown potatoes and toast. GUACAMOLE BORGER • a1111fMrim • Carson • Oowlley • ll Mabra • Bell • Cerritos • FullertOfl (ti • Lawndale • eue111 Par11 •Costa Mn• • lmne • l0ft9 8eac:ll • Westmtnsltr 121 •Norwalk •Orange •Paramount •Senta Alla • Tonance (2l . '"'"" Bring in this coupon for your delicious .Holiday treat! ~ame -----------------=----- Address ------------------~ City ________ State _____ Zip ___ _ Vt(l()H8 SI 0tfii~~ (Q)'(i;uJt(1~~ '\, Wul/1ityJ ~ and LOan Assoc1a1ton 1700 Adams Avenu'8 Costa Mesa. Caltfornra 92626 (714) 754·1801 This offer exprres on January 12. 1979. ) .. ., • t I 1 r •<" .( r . I . . . • . . . i "Ool o problf'mlJ TJW11 "'"I' lo Pol Dunn l"ot WllJ <'Id rt'd tape , flt>lllrtg lhr Urlf\LlfTt ond-actton tlO"' n4Pfd lo aoltlf' tMq1Allt4Pt tn po"4rmmemt and bvnnt1U Moll l/()ur qL1t-1twn1 tn l'ot t>unn, At Your ,\nvtr1t Orungf' Coo.ti CAulJI l"llot I' o Hor IYIO Co.tto Mt•u CA m:t it. man~ l•ll•r• a. po11'l* will ~ a~. bllt phofwd mq1nnfl or lcilt-1• "°' fl'(ludnlQ 1~ rHll#r'1 Jul.l ootM. od4rt11 ond ~u hour•'~ nu "'kr connoc be c01Uacurfd Th&.t colum1u1PPfGrt ~· I., f Z('q:IC $ot Urdolil " .... r..•.,rf•er ., •••••• p,. quired about. UM ...Wm "' my m I WU told that • ~ Paclfic TelepboM doela't keep record9 m<>N lhan • DEAR PAT: We bave u old .. llWttp&a" ••• moatha, and they ~Iatan my nil\md mutt bave ~ Hammood t,ypewrfter lo th• Ot111DtJ wood cue. been made on the ck>llq ltatet:Mat from ~ : Accordh\I to the label ll wQ made ln the U.S.A. Fullerton phone. My ttlel>hone blUt are never low · "For AU NaUc>m and AU Tclinfuel," It baa I Nmt aod I would hava noticed a f16 c"9dlt. The phone , clrcutar. Dutch Keyt>Oard a.nCl the paper ls roUtd C'OIDfaft)' ~to ,.....,ttb WI matt« fwtber, ~ lDto 1 ~Undw How can w l\nd CUI bow okl it ti but wu J.1.er tOld f'd have to come up wtt.b moH : aod If tt a a coUtctot'a Item? · aupport.lna dat.a to prove I hadn't reeelved pay. • f .V., l"ountaln Valley m«tt. 1 dOn't have the eiollnl bW uymon Ud ' Al k t .. edltw et 0 Yeu •u P'rWIJ." a feel Utll ll Wlfalr . .. bllcaU. ,., '1~ ...... W1"M.e te: "•• M.A .• Nftl)>Olt Beach "'lapply Co.. !S31 C...U. e • AU-*: Yw Mu PKtae Tftieplloee .W .... _.. ,...uda : Pr-Way. o.. ..... G.-..•. lll •ta. aM _.ti Ma 1a·vtte repre1•tl&lve1 M.)'I YM al· !We •••• ...... ..,,,.. IAte alu.l ,...v'-c a cltelaf. b&ll ti tllb .._SS. •. D ""AR· PAT.· I lhou•hl lhat ~en ---10oo 5 'fte plllNe f'Omp::~alaa tllll low MU*•• dM It:. ~ .-.~ •,._.'11 bebl& ref al tllat Umt. 8btee Hn· • (no amoku~ In public pl•c•> w~ defeated that _. an kept De)'OM ala •MUal t'-e aauer a. • one could 1inoke anywh re .. Now . a ftie.nd t.ella me doeecf u far .. Ma BeU u COlt~n;d •aJeta,... HD • that as Of ~ flrat ol th year you can't amolle In eeee •WW. llle c'"'91 blll. YM HD eomDlala to : aupermarket... la th11 corrett' , tM a&ale hbllc tJd!IUet to•mbalon by wri&Jn1 or • K. K . Costa Mesa ~ U. olftee at 1'1 8. Broadway, Loa ADgele1. " Yes. A ttpanle tale law, wtakll beeomea effee· • Callf. ttl12pbooe: <ZU>tzt.ZSTt. the Jaa. l, lt7t, prolltblt1 1mollla1 In A PKtftc Tdepbcme i poketmu explal.Ded that aupennaiUU ud all other feod a&.ont. · reeordt e.....t be kept u y ...,er than ah moatba ! P•o.,e BW Credle PaW? ::.-:::•=ce~r:;n~"!::. °'~& f DEAR PAT: My phone aervlce ln Fullerton •bleb dlere mJpt be a d.1lpu&e lD &be hdare. •. was interrupted In Octobe.rl.977. I bad to pa.ya f15 Pa•~-...... Da-l•t-·-i. ' fee to have It restored and wu told thia amount ~· ...,, ...,..., .... ~ ·: would not be returned for a full year. I moved leas · DEAR PAT: One of my credit card accounta t than a month Jater to Newport Beach and bad a computes interest by the "average daily balance" f phone installed. Near lhe end of Sept.ember I ln· 1yatem. I really don't understand tbiJ at all. Can ~ you explain il lo me? ' -----------------M.N., Newport Beach ~~:. THE f AMIL y CIRCUS• By Bil Keane 1be avera1e dally balance met.bod of eompuUng a flnance cbar1e takes Into attOU.Dt wt.en yoa pay • . u well as bow much you pay. The flaaDH charge 11 'PPlled to the avera1e balanc-e oatatand.l.n.I oa yoar account over the current 3t·day >11Unl • .. ~: - """ ~ ~· ~"* -t· ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ... period. . For ex.am_ple. aappoee yoa had a SZtt oatataDdl.llg baJaace at tlle end of oae month. V oa paid tltt OD Ute l5tb da)' or &be next month. For 15 da11 of &Jae bUllal pedod)'OllowedSZtt· fortberemalalag lSyowowed *1• Yoar avera&e dally balance wH tt5t. At a 1.1 pefte-..per.moaO. balerett rate, the flnaoee cllarse 11 SZ.U. What It amoaa&a to la Uae aooner duta1 &lie carreat bllll.n.I cycle 1ot1 malle yeor paymeat. tile ~rebe fbwlcecllarse oa yovaen 1tatemeot.. Bone Note Part •I 8o-.e Metlt• DEAR PAT: I've noticed a new lngredient Hat· ing on some ot the meat prod~ta I buy. It's "powdered bone." What does this mean. and why 1s it listed now and not before? G .A., Huntington Beach •• ,,,. ;i. "I know all the months. 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It wasn't a cbampiooship. touchdown " said Schem· Rarely passing and barely • running, USC relied oo such un· -----------Ukely heroes as Ron Lott, 14yron Lapka and Marty Kinf lo solve the case of the mlssing offense. keep TroJan coach John ~ inson unbeaten in bowl games. and keep Michigan Coach Bo · Schembechler sUll searching tor his first post-season victory. MORE THAN THE MILD earthquake that shook the Rose Bowl in Ute first half, what joJt· ed the Wolverines was a Big 10 official 's ruling that USC's Charles White had crossed the goal line before he fumbled. Television replays s howed otherwise. On seoond down and goal fromi the three-yard line. White dove over left· guard and was hit by linebacker Ron Simpkins at about the one. The ball popped loose. Michigan pounced on top of it. Big 10 line judge Gilbert Marchman ruled touchdown while the umpire. Don Mason of the Big 10, ruled first down Michigan. Marchman, lined up on the goal line. got the flna.i word. . Bowl Roundup Role-USC. 11 ·IO Sugar-Alabama, 14-7 Cotton-Notre Dame. 35-34 Orange-Oklahoma, 31·24 bechler. "I don't want t.Q talk about the officiating. It will just get me in trouble. but it's a· shame that something like that has to take away from the effort of our kids. "Our entire team felt h.e didn't score. Our good friend Woody <Hayes I always wanted replays. Maybe. that's what you should have. Today, they're okay, Tomorrow .... " THERE Will. BE plenty of tomorrows for Lott and Lapka. underclassmen. who keyed a strangling derensive effort that tielped use win 1ls eighth straight game this seeson and fifth bowl game In a row. I ·~-~.-........ ~ USC'S CHARLES WHITE FUM8LES AFTEt TAKING OFF' FOR ROSE BOWL DIVE .. "Yeah. r was in perfect posi· Uon to see the play-I was stand- ing right the re on the 50-yard lfne." Robinson said when asked- if he saw the dis puted dive. Lott, the sophomore rover. had a key sack ·and a first· quarter interception that led to USC's opening touchdown. Lapka. a junior defensive tackle, had four tackles behind the Michigan line of scrimmage l 'ToughA.ftenwon' ~~~r- J Bo Refuses To Rap ~efs By ROGER CAaLSON Ot .. Oeit1 "-' SUH PASADENA -Contrary to the exp&oits of his former Big-10 coaching adversary Woody Hayes of Ohio Slate, Michigan University football Coach Glenn "Bo" Schem~hler proved be could maintain his poise. even under the most trying of situa- tions. Saddled with his fifth Rose Jowl defeat and third in a row Monday as Southern Cal's Tro- . Jans posted a 17-10 victory in the 65th edition before 105,629, it was obvious as he left his team's dressing quarters for the press interview room that feelings ran deep. SOUTHERN CAL'S second touc~down of the day was Charles White's controversial • three-yard run to the goal line-r which appeared to be a lost furn· • ble to ~ichlgan -only to be ' ruled a touchdown. l t It set the trend for the rest of the afternoon as Michigan was forced to play catchup on the wrong end of a 14-3 lead. But Schembechler made a rapid emotional transition in a matter of 20 steps and proceeded to the speaker's platform to field questions. "I don't '4>ant to talk about the orficlallng." was among Schem· bechler's first remarks, but eventually one reporter persist· ed. asking. ··Do you feel Michigan got the shaft?" Jelly, Schembechler reported: "Whal kind of question ls that?" "A direct one," replied the re· porter. ~ "YES IT IS," a ns wered Schembecbler. "And I'm not answering it." "We lost because we didn't play good enough offense. We dldn 'l make our blocks on of· fense. Our defense played well enough to win, but our offense didn 'l . We had poor field posi- tion all dar and It wu a tough afternoon.' Schem~hler's Wolverines were plnped l.nalde their 22 nine time• and their only 1cores were a Cield eoaJ after recovering .- fumble at the SC 23 and a touchdown on a 80·yard march. Meanwhile, USC enjoyed out· at.anding field poalllon all day and In a defensive str~ along with the Trojans' 1 touchdown, \t proved declalve. ---Qfil.~.o!llCE DID Mlchlaan have a abOfif M"uinlnf(bi t• , but the Bl1-10 co-cbamplona'opt- ed to p .. °" fourlh down and ala .t the USC 33 late ln the MCOOd quan.t, rather than punt. Tb• Pall w.ot lncomplet•. 9C punted out and put the Wolverines against the wall no-yard line) and quarterback Rich Leach eventually threw his . second interception, setting. up Frank Jordan's 35-yard field goal with two seconds left In the half to give the Trojans a 17·3 halftime bulge. . Asked if he conaldered punt· ing, Schembechler replied: "We dropped it <the pass l. We would have been all right. but we didn't get it." FOil SCllEMBECHLER, this marks the 10th straight cam- paign his Wolverines have ended the season without victory, either by loss or lie to rival Ohio State. or at a bowl. Yet his over· all recordis96wins,15 losses. 3 lies. .. ls Michigan jinxed? "No, jinx bas nothing to do with the breakdown in the execution ol blocking." said the Michigan coach. "We gambled when we were behind. Had we been closer it might have been different. We See BO, Page 83 I . . . LOSES THE BALL AT, NEAR, OR ABOVE THE MICHIGAN GOAL LINE ... Alabama Claims No •.. l Patenw, Penn State Players Agree NEW ORLEANS <APl 7 Alabama went home today to wail for the ballots to be counted. Penn State went home counted out. Alabama's No. 2-ranked Crimson Tide beat No. l·ranked Penn State, 14·7. New Year 's day In the Sugar Bowl and thus laid olalm to college foot- ball '1 natiooal c4ampionahip. TllEU MIGHT BE SOME argument from Southern California. which like Alabama fmlshed an 11·1 season, including a win over the Tide. but legendary Coach Bear Bryant and hls Alabama team most asauredly have the in.side track to their fourth natiollal crown. Alabama accomplished the feat of kayoing Penn State with a punishing defense that lritercep~ ed four passes thrown by the losen' quarterback. Chuck Fusina, and sacked the All-American five tlmea. · The offenie found a stubborn fot ln Penn. State's nation-leading defenser but scored oo a 30-yard · paaa from quarterbacK Jeff Rutledge to spbt end Bruce Bolton in the Hcood qua~r for a 7..Q balfUme lead. AFl'ER PENN STATE came back to tie on a 17-yard pass from Fuaina to split end Scott Fttskee in the third quarter, the Tide put the winning ~~b.!l_own on the board with an efaht.yard scortnt ruo l>y )i{iJOrt>aflViiUnml'm81M'tod. -· · The.,., plays, lfowever, for the winners came ln the fourth period with aome alx minutes left. PeM State recovered a fumble at the Tide. It. The Llom moved to the 1 wtth two down.a to tc0n UM tytnc tcMadlclow1a. But Ala~ma '• deftme tott to turn beck rtml by Matt Su.bey and Mlke G1itman, taking possession inches from their end zone. BUT THE TIDE wasn't out of danger yet. They were forced to punt, and the ball shanked out-of·bounds on the Alabama 20. Penn State. however had 12 men on the field al the lime. and the penAJty gave the ball back lo the Tide with a first down. Penn State Coach Joe Paterno refused to Iden· ti(y the 12th man. "The kid just dldn •t come out," Paterno said. "We w~ that way one time in a bowl game 1~·14 a t Kansas in 1968. and now we blew one the sa e way.'Thal's the fi!:Jt time we've had 12 men on the field probably In fave years." All-American tackle Keith Dorney probably said it all tor a Penn Stat.e team that didn't cry, make excuses. or blame an~ but themMlvet for the crushing loss. ••WE MESSED VP. We blew It. It hurts real bad. At this point I'm not sure whether to cry or laugh. I've done plenty of the rortPer. now It's time to forget tt." . Penn State, from Paterno on down, conceded the natlonal Utle to Alabama. . "We had to win and we didn't, so we're out of It," said Paterno. who tried to hide hla f eelin11 behind a face etched ln dlaapp0lnL1nent. Bryant said be hoped the votm would alve Alabama Ute national crown when the baUotl were OUA&ad...tuetday nl1bt and the result It an- nounced by The A11oclaled Pre11 at 6 a.m. Wedoelday. • aaYANT. WHO 18 TlllU to Amot Alonao ..... Md PoD ........ la ,.,..... tot~ vie- . . . 8ee 1LUU. ··~., and neutralized the Wolven heralded running attaclt. "You taave to give credit our defeRse, •• said Robinso after plckina UP bis second B Bowl Mn over Michigan In thr yean. "Our defense was ex 1tJon -they pla)'ed hard an« were extnmely pnyslcal. "Our offense was ttke pulli teeth. We never had a rbytb orfenalvely. But the prlma ·reaaon was Michigan's deferi 'They were simply sensational. was the best coaching job I' seen aga.lnst. use team... ~ ALL mE GAME'S offenslyt: blghlight.s could have fit Into one nutshell-two pass plays, tw~ field goals and one controversiat run-as Michigan shut dow Charles WhJte and USC coun• tered by stopping Rick Leach: But in the end. it was the Trq. jan kicking game that provided the difference.· King had nlnet punts for a 42.9 average. four ~ which were returned a total of w-• yards. and Michigan never rear.-: ly did get good field position. B contrast . USC was pinned deep in Its own territory only on thi1,. first and last series of the game. When all the dust had settlet. and the 105,629 in attendance h~ · ·acaled the premises. Robinsoa vlflcially nomilJated USC for· na· tlonal champion and Schem·1 bechlerseconded the motion. ''When I come to voting. I'm prejudice<t'°'and rm going to ~ for Use ... said Robinson before listing the obvious reasons. .. WE DEFEATED five bowl teams .-Alabama. which beat Penn St.ate 1n the Sugar Eo Mi chigan in the Rose Bo Notre Dame. which be Houston in the Cotton Bo UCLA. which bed Arkansas the Fiest.a Bowl: and Stanfo , which beat Georgia In the Bluebonnet Bowl. "' "This ,is one of the finest teams we've ever had at use. We've come so far and have done so well . You can't say enough about this team ." An unbiased confirmation was offered by Schembechler. who has yet to win. in six bowl ~ pearances. "Southern Cal is the best team in lhe country... he said. "I've seen them all. l'v.- Stt use. Pag~ 83 Rams Tabbed ' By 3 Points H you pay homage to the oddsmakers. it will be the lA$ ).nge tes Rams against the . Pittsburgh Steelers m Super Bowl XIII Jan. 21 In Miami. The Rams are three-point fav<'rlles to beat the Dallas Cowboys whQll the two square off Sunday at the Coliseum in the NFC championship game. tn the event of a Thursday sellout. the game will be televised by Channel 2 startm~ at 2 p.m. Pilt6burgh 1s favored by seven lo win the AFC title when it hosts the playoff's Cinderella team . Houston. Sunday. Th~t game will be televised over Channel 4 startmg at 10 a.m . Los Angeles beat the Min- nesota Vikings 34· 10 last Sunday. ;,i day after the Cowboys had s lipped b y Atlanta , 27 -20. Pittsburgh manh a ndled the De nver Broncos. 33· IO, while Houston stunned New England. 31 ·14 . ' I ~. -DNLYPILOf Top Pro · Bowlers _Compete · TENNIS I f OOTBALL 'Revenge Not Sweet i ... .. I ... . .... A C.O.ute Repott from.,.. Wcwtd of lpot1e - Ohio tale Job IB Holtz's -That Is, if He'll Take It rouJMBU • Ohio Lou u. by the pt'OC~ Fn• AP ':tr'*-0 e.i or eobmJnaUan. appean to be UM ma_n to rcplac~ Wood1 Hl,)"et Ohlo Stat•., football coach Bo S(ht-m~hl r sayt. he -.ill stay al Mlchi1an Bo R~tn hu Jwit •l•n d • muhlyur contract at North ('arohna Stat Ara P11rg 11tuan exp no "''rt' Lo reo· turn W coUt-tctl <'Otachtnt. Tht> opening at Utt-811 T('"Q Con ft"rf'n~ po-w« v.i i Ct't'ated Saturday when Otuo State AUlletk Dlr~t« H'-ih 1 llndm an fired Hayc.'t.. the c.:nt.-r ot a brawl ln I.he wontn.: moments of th~ Buckey'""'' 17·1.S Gator Bowl lou to Clem&On The 42 )t'ar-old llolti and lliftdroan a,.. <'IOM' fn•·~ and :,erved on Hayet. · national champton.sbJp coacbJoi aWf 10 years ago < "I can have the job," Ark8"Jta5 ~.,.. Gazette sports tlditor Orvllll' Henry • quoted Holtz as telling u Cr\l'nd i. yel&J' ago. "I'm not aure I want It. A lot ol things would have to~ changed "Following Woody. I'm not sure I can get t~e things changed ·· Onc.-e Hayes was fired, Holtz left the door aiar on hJs candidacy when be said. "I plan lo stay at the University ot Arkansas for as long as the people want me to." Frank Broyles, the Razorbacks· athletic director, charged the Holtz speculation was premature, but con· ceded: ::we'<Ve got a coach everybody wants. Now if we can just keep him." The bottom line for Holtz, a native Ohioan, switching to Oh1o Slate is his salary. He's served two· years of a four·year contract at Arkansas and. with fringe benefits, exceeds six figures an· nually. Hayes was making $45,000 a }'ear at OhJo State. Ed Seaman, sports information dir~lor al North Carolina State. supports the theory Holtz will take com· mand of the Buckeyes. "When he coached here for four years," Seaman told The Associated Press. "Lou's obvious goal in life was lo return lo Ohio and berome Ohio State's be.ad coach." One Arkansas source. who asked not to be identified, said : "It's cut and dried that Hol.tz will be Hayes' suc· cessor." .-.----QMoc~ •f dee Dq----- Upon bearing of Arizona Coach Fred Soowdea's complaints about., winte r travel problems in the Northwest , Was hington State basketball Coach George Ravelinf( commented: "Well, heck, it didn't bother Lewis and Clark." Couon Bo..,I S~alp~ Sralpftf O A LL.AS -The new year started off badly for Cotton .Bowl ticket scalpers. EiJ The $12.50 tickets were selllng for as low as 4 • SS apiece because of freezing temperatures at ~ame time. · Scalpers, whose trade is legal in Texas. didn't blame the weather, though. Most said the presence of Houston in the game made it unattractive. Tbe Cougars played Notre Dame in the annual affair. .. They <Holl!)lonl don't have the kind of alumni that some other Southwest Conference schools have." said Gene Higgs. "JC it had been Texas or Arkansas or Texas A&~ playing. J would have sold all of mine by now." l>ne classified ad offered a bl0ck of 60 end zone tickets at $5 eact). End zone seats for last year's Texas·Nolre Dame game, when the national championship was on the line. brought up lo $30 each .. OTHER SPOllTS-AJabaJJla, following its 14·7 Sugar Bowl victory over lop-ran1ted Penn State. was chosen to receive the NaUonaJ Football Foundation and Hall of Fam e's 1978 M~cArthur Bowl ••• Fonner major league basebaU star Orlando Cepeda. cu,rrenUy serving a rive· year drug sentence in a Florida prison. will be released this month in the custody of a private addict rehabilitation aeencv in Puerto Rko ... Mlloe Novek~red a disputed goal with one second remaining in regulation time as the Czechoslovakia AJl·Stars played the Winnipeg Jets of the World Hockey Assn. to a 3·3 Ue ... Golden State's defense s hut off Seattle in the third quarter as Robert Parhla and Pbll Smith combined for 16 points as Golden State beat the Sonics. 11().97 ... Chris Haloes. the Notre Dame wide re· • ceiver who caught t~ lying touchdown pass in the Cotton Bowl. ha5 been added to the roster of the East team for the Shrine East-West football game Saturday. T~w.Radlo FoUowlng are the major sports events on television today. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ ./excellent; ./ ./ ./ worth watching; ././fair; ./forget It. 8 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ NBA BASKETBALL: lakers at New Orteans. Announcers: Chick Heam and PjtLRltey. The Lakers continue their up.and-down season In the Louisiana Superdome In New Orleans. The Jazz defeated the Lake rs at the Forum last week. Pistol Pete Maravlch leads the New Ortuns at· tack with KarHm Abdul..Jdbbar pacing the L.akers. RADIO BasketbaU -The Lakers meet the New Orteans Jazz, 6 p.m ., KL.AC (570). Delayed sJmulcast with Heam, Riiey reporting. •1 DAVE CUNNINGHAM oe • o.lt't,....,...,. Pro bowlina '1 bri&bteat 1\.ars are 1et&1rtn1 at Anahe im 's Wooderbowt U>ll week for the ·1100.000 MUJtr Clualc, Ont stop on each year's pro l.oW'. &nd quallrym. rounds got undel" way 'lhlJ r11onilng . Elimlnalion111 continue each day und ruaht throu&h Friday. 1tnd tht' chompionahip finals wlll ~ held Saturday, tt1Jevlsed by t~pt' deJay th t sam~ aJternoon H part of ABC·TV's reeular pro bow ling tour covorage D£i'ENDING CHAMPION Eul Anthony, who holds an aJJ. time record of 30 tournament tJtlea, figures lo be challenged by J978's top money-winner. Mark Roth, and 23·ye ar·old Marshall Holman, nicknamed t.he Medford Meteor ~ause of the velocity wltb which he de· bvers a bowling-ball. Today's schedule includes a celebrity pro-am between 4-10 p.m. Six members or t he Los Angeles Rams and a long list of past and present pro football players have entered the pro· am. whi ch will also include members of the media. AMONG THOSE agreeing to bowl are Lawrence Mccutcheon. Fred Dryer, John Cappelletti. Bill Simpson, Rich Saul, Doug France, Deacon Jones, Lance Rentzel. James Harris. Jimmy Wynn and Hedgemon Lewis. For the remainder of the week pro eliminations will be held between 9 a.m. and 3:~ p.m. and again each evening between 4·10:30 p.m . Ticket prices range from $2 to $5 and are available only at the door. The Wonderbowl is located near Disneyland at 1177 Kalella Ave. MIUA!lt CUSSIC S<MduleotE .. .,., fuhd•y C.~11• Pro-M'r't, • rOp m. Wt'<l"'""'Y ll'O tllmiMhon&, q a m . to l JO p m end 4' I0· 30 p,m lhur~ay l>t'O ellm11wllk>M. 'am. lo 3.30 p.m •Ml·IO JO pm,llei<lc"1 10 IOP14 F'rldtY CHO tll"'ln•llons. 11·3 p.m . •nd •:~S-10: IS pm., lietd cut to tOP 11"9. S.lurday c~p "'"'''· I I •.m. 10 I ·~he Upsetl ~ks, Vilas Gain Finals From AP Dlspatche6 MELBOU RNE. Australia Australian John Marks outlasted Arthur Ashe today to move into the Australian Open final. Marks defeated Ashe in a marathon center court semi· final batUe, 6-4, 6-2, 2·6, 1-6, 9-7. Both players l'eceived a stand· ing ovaUoo from the crowd of 121000 after their three-hour. 40·minute struggle Marks , 26, an electrical engineering gradua.te, will meet• top-seed GuUle rmo Vilas of Argentina ln the final. Vilas coasted past injured American Hank Pfister 6-2, &-0, 6-3 in the other semifinal. .........,.. ........ ,...,.~ ...... VllH6tl. r--...u ... 1.w .w ... 2; Pllslltf Clef.P~K-N,6-J.""1. __..~ ..... DI-E ... rs clef. s... &MMr .. ,. 7-6; 6el•Y N41QelM<to.f. R-.T-~ • ...._ IBdlanblt'f11• W ASHlNOTON -Unseeded Renee Richards of Newport Beach . making her first ap- pearance since undergoing sur- gery on her left foot in Sep· tembe r , upset No. 6 seed Virginia Ruzicl, 5-7, 6·4, 7.5 Mon· day in the opening round of the Washington slop of the women's pro tennls tour. In the only other match involv- ing a seeded player .... No. 4 Diane FromholU of Australia won by default when JoAnoe Russell bad to retire because of a.n in· jury lo ber right ankle and heel, a rec11rreot problem .. • Orange Win Bitter to Sooners M fAMI <AP> -Oklahoma avea1ed It.a ooly def Ht by win· n.ln1 th1I )'Nr'a Oruae Bowl, but the victoo' ooly added to the SooneN · tru.tratlon. ·Oklahoma ran up a 81-10 lead then head olf Nebruka ror a 31.24 victory lD the ··aemeteh Bowl." Nebrulca won 1t Llocoln in No\tember. t'f.14. TOP·llANKEO Penn State's Sucar Bowl toes to Alabama left the fourth-ranked Sooners. lM, with a ~ chan~ of mov· Ing ahead ot two other once· beaten team•. Alabama and Southern Cal, ln The Assoela~ Preis poll that wUJ be an· oounced Wedneeday. However, most of the Soonen are convinced they let a national championship slip through their tln1et1 When they lost six ol Dine fumblea durin8 th• tarller Nebr..U same. ._ "There's no way tbla same repla~ the flrtt OM. 'tbeft'I DO way to IQke up for lotlnc the national champloashlp, •• aald qua..Wt'back Tbomu Lott. wbo acortd two to\acbdowna whUe dlreeUng the devut.atioc Sooner Wl•hbone ollenae. "HOW CAN YOU f'OIGST losing to them?" aaked Lott, who tumbled five Um• at Lin· coin. "Something Uke Utat al· fet'll your Ufe IO m\lCh." Asked if the 5oonet's aUU have hope, LottsmUed wanly. ··ft helps because we've beaten everr teem on our .scheduie. But don't even think there's a cb8Me. We can't hope """'~ ALABAMA'S JEFF RUTLEDGE PASSES UNDER PRESSURE. f'ro• Pag~ Bl 'BAMA CLAIMS NO. I. • • tories. tTled t'o be a com· passionate winner. · ·'Our team beat a great foot· ball team today," said .the Alabama coach: "They forced us into things we preferred not lo do. ''I have never been associated with a group that did a greater job than our defense did today against Penn State. I think we could have beaten any team in America today." Bryant said there were several reasons his team should receive the No. l accolade. "I WOULD VOTE for our team ... because it overcame all the injuries and peaked for the Sugar Bowl. Our schedule was exlr<'mely difficult. There were no soft touches. Our team came from behind to win eight limes this sea!\C)n ... " ~~u arterback J eff Rutledge said it m eant a lot to the Alabama seniors to go out as champions. He referred to the fact that Alabapla thought It should have been the champion last season and was edged by Notre Dame. • Offenalve "uard Jlm Bunch noted: ''Without a doubt. 1 feel we should be No. 1. I feet th<' same way I felt last year after we beat Ohio State. We were driving to the airport when I found out we weren't No. I . Louis G!"t!en -he was a senior in 1977 -was driving and he a lmOtlt Wl'e(:ked the car.·· As for a final word on Penn State. To add Insult to injury. the loss ended the Lions· t 9 game major college football winning streak. longl'st in tht• nation. SCOlllE IY OUAltTt.lllS Pt!"" !>l•tt • 0 0 I 0 I Al•t>ame 0 I I 0 1' Ala • 8olion JO IMIU lroM llull"'91' IM< l .. o. ktO I ~0 FHJtcff 11 p.ou ,,,,..,. Fw-• 10- ktO I Ala ()crl•tt I ,.,,., IMc P "OY -•tll I STATISTICS MU Al• F it'\I 00-11 11 Ruslles·y-lt-1'1 .0.10I P•n"'t VM~ l~S 91 RrluNI •••O• 64 1 .. P•\~\ I h>0-4 8-I~ 1 Punt• .,. 10.:1'1 10.1' FllMl>IH-IC>tt NI M PeN!tftt.¥"'1b .. \1 11·1S IHOt'tlOUAL l.EAOl:ltS IH>SMIHG """" Si.te. Sulwy 10~. ~ .. 11. ~ "4. FlltlN 1 minon ..... Al-. H•lllMI 2Mt1, WPlllMMt II-SI, Otlfvw I~ PASSINO -....... Mate, FutlM IS-JJ0.4.1.,_ Al~m.. R~ •1~1 .. 1 RECEIVING -~M SIM•. Gu"'an s-~•. FIUll" >-•&Mutt,. ... Sccwlll J.11 Al-•· 8oll0fl , ..... IMlff-1·1'. 1"-2-J· f« that much. Jl'i utmost really lm~~· • And we can't blame nobody but ourselves," be uld. C<>ach Barry &_witur. whole team tost it.I bold on last year's No. 1 ranking with a 31·6 upset t Iola lo Ar:tansaa fJt the Orange Bowl, said be felt Alabama and Southern Cal were more likely choice. tJw1 the Soooers. "l doubt if we can ever make up for that loss at Uncoln. We'U be remembered as the team that lost the cllamplonship by three yards ... he said, rererrlng to Helaman Trophy wlnner 8i1Jy Sima• fumble at the Nebraska tbreeinthecklsing moments. "Wl11IOUT THAT FUMBLE, we would have been playing Penn Stale here tonight for the national championship, .. he said. The Sooners may have cost the mselves a fe w first·place votes by getting outscored 14-0 In the final quarter. Lott lost a rumble in the quarter. and Nebraska scored a touchdown on the game'sfinal play. · "We were thinking that IC the other teams played close games, which they did, and we came in he re and scor~ a lot of points and beat them bad, we could move in there," Slms said. But nose guard R eggie Kinlaw, who led the Sooner de· fense with 11 tackles. said the team ~as drained by then. "Both the offense and defense were very tired. because we played so h ard. It's very hard to stop the No. 1 offense in the na· tion."hesaid. AS THE SOONER offensive ' line opened the holes, Lott masterfully mixed plunges by Kenny King and Sims with his own runs a•d passing and pitches to Sims. A JS.yard pass play from Lott lo s plit end Steve Rhodes moved Oklahoma to the 3, then Lott followed with a 3-yard run to give the Sooners a 14·7 lead at the half. Early · in tht> third quarter. Lott ran 38 yards to th\' Nebraska 1\. and Sims gallope<l in on the next play. Sims, who gained 134 yards on 25 carries. had a 2·yard score in the first quarter. An interception by Darrol Ray on the next series set up a 26· yard field goal by Uwe von Sdumann t hat Nebras k;.i • matched on the-following series with a 3l·yard kick by Billy Tndd. Sims" 28-yard run bf>gan a drive that ended with Lott's 2· yard run with seven seconds left in the third quarter. The Huskers came inexorably back on a 78·yard. l5·play drivt! capped by Rick Berns' t .yard plung~. bot after Lott fumbled a l the Sooner 42, Nebraska was stopped at the 7. Quarterback Tom Sorley tossed 2 yards to Junior MUler as the clock ran out for the rU\al seore. • "WE GOT BEAT." Sorley said. "l have to concede that to Okl~homa.· Slashing l·back Berns, \I/ho gained 99 yards on 19 carries. had said earlier he wanted to s how the Sooners they were beaten by the better team In Lin· coin "I didn't think there was any way they rould win," he said. "f don't think it proved anythin~." SCOlllE IY CWAltTE U a.t-• 1 I 11 0 JI Neb"'"• I 0 l " 74 H•G Slfttfl )I Pa\\ frc1m !iortey lfO<ld ktO I o.r .. ~'"'" '"""Sc~•m-•><•I 00.t• LOii) rvn '"°" Scft...,. ... n •I<• I 0..1" '.\tm• 11 ,..., 1_, 5"< ............ ktO.t (')t.I• I(,_ Sc,....,.,,,. 2• N#ll f Gl -lt l'l<lt• LOU 7rtJn I-. ~-I<• I H•O OH'>• II •Uft IJOdO •k s I Hrl> -..11 .... , .,.."from Sorl~Y I'°"" uo I "' "--~ STATISTICS O!ll• -.... ,_ " ,, M11>"4!• ..... ~ )3.7'1 S• 7•1 "•'""o '"'°' ., no lltlu•n o•m w. 1 Pa"'" 1·J 0 ff.Jt 1 Jl\,nl\ J.1' , l8 ~""'l>IH·!On 1.1 0-0 P..-.111-. ·-6-10 •·'IO IH04VIOYAL LEAO~lt~ RUSHING OlltttflOm•. Sim• 2~1>4. lott 1•·1• • K•119 •1•S lfftlr••lla. &.•n• "'""· Hipp I& 60, Sorter H• PA!>SIHG • 0 1tl•flOMa, ltll t •3·0·•1, "'"""'"•· ~ i.l t ,.no . llECCIVIN(j. •I Olll-. Rllooe• 1·Jf, I(~ • bllll 11., IMvr•>lt•, 8rOMI S·tJ. S..-1"' J •>. Miiier J-49, Black Woman Houston Celebrates Early, .Irish Late ~~:i:~~~.~~;~ ••-S'L-1-.-Shi Le-J ..... N D ' C b k scoua•ov,.1tH1111 American golfer, was named to-J~iulllana '1~8 ven, muJ o_tre am,e OlfW QC r.otr~ o-U O On b day II golf pro to the exclusive ~'~ ' 11 " 0 i. Sil Cl b _ ... bee th ,..0 _,""' fk1<-•a11Wr vermere u a uu ame ~ DALLAS (AP> -'111ey kept point, and the 10th ranked Irish -celebrating and ' we kept com· bad culminated what might go log." aaid Dave Huffman. Notre dowa u one of the greatest Dame'• center and team comeback.a lD Notre Deme bls· pbllolopber after the lriab came tory from a M-12 defldt wltb a i.t· llaatana, Notre Dame•• come- second \OUcbdown for a 35-34 wtn back kid, had been fl&bUn& Uie over Houlton Monday lD th• lee-nu bus and waa shlvenna so laden c.ottcn Bowl. much that he couldn't come out • DAUM WAS BIT )Vith ltl of the drelllq room tmmedlate-wont lee atonn In 30 years. aDtd ly arter the lotermtulon at .. ~ the wtod chill fadol' bad allpped halftlme. :; to mlnue-1 desrees. Tbe~ were IN PACT, Montana didn't re-•.SOO no-.•bowt aQd an ettlmat· 'turn until l•te . In &.be third ed attendance of 32,500. But "' qu11Ur, at which tbne Routon, • tber• wore only a handful ot Soulbweat Conrerence cbam· .., 1bebardl wbo ••• Joe MODtua pion, •• bealnnlnt to celebr:•te tut Km Ha1nea wtth an t-)'M'd •hat~ to be a ruaaway louCbclowll paM u Uaie rea-.: victory. cerned. especially after that blocked punt." Moatana had retu~ to &c· Uon. having shaken off what was called "the shivers," wben Tony Belden blocked a Jay Wyatt punt. ~e Cicby crabbed the ball and raced 33 yard.I for a touchsiown. Montana threw lo Vagaa Fef'IUIOQ for two points and Houston's Jell(! waa chopped lo 34·20 wltb '7:25 ~ • NO Pa.otJl.BM for the nlnt.h- ranked Cougars. They were sWI aafely ahead. But the Notre Dame mysUque waa at worlc. bench that we could do it.'' Notre Dame scored again. The Irish drove from their JS.yard line aftd1 with 4: lS lef't, Montana r an tbe rUiaJ two yards. Mont.na hit Halnes with a pass for two points, and the lead was cut to 3'·28 Mttini the stqe ror the final TD. THE NOT•E DAMI!: locker room wu a mob scene. and · O.vlne, jokinlly clalmln1 "we knew wo had lt all the way," was accept.In( con1ratuJ1Uon.a. AthleUc Director Moose Krauae irabbed Devtne by the ahoutde.n and aald, "Dan, that'• th •~test comeback ln Notre Darne hittory. '' HO lkK-• '"" ~ .... 1•1M1C11 flnt black woman ever to bola i+ou • ..,._ u !NI*' """' o.v" •14.WHo1d such a """ition in Britain. ••<kl ....... -tAw 1""' c~ 11u 1 "She ls a beauutul lady who -f'0-9leldll wm do a tremendoua amount of -f'Ci~JI HOU o.vt•'""' '"~.ica1 1ood for tb• club,'' aaid "°". o.w.'s""' •Hett ... 0 1<1111 secretary Euan Gabbert . .. ~!>.,;,.O::..:.~ ... ,.Mft (Fet'QUIOll ... Al nil H being • 1ood H~ ,..._ t NI , ........... '-'MM-COifer, D cnodeJa goil Clot.hes "':o ........ ,,... • ._,.._ IU11!00(tll and fiQn IOme fabu.loU outfits. A n ,tao11M11N1t1t ~ Tbere mi~ be 1 few mis·bit STATftTtcs .,0 .... 1bota when the'• out there on the ""'' ..-,, " coura. but the men area 't com· 1tu••~"' "°·:!~ ..,.'?! plafntn' . " P•Mlflt ........ --I · .. "''""' .,..... u •1 Membtta pay an entrance fee ::.":' u :.1;: ·~i~ of $540 to get. Into Silvetmere "".,_.,.,..., >-J •' and t.beD an annual aubsctiplloo ~ .. u ... y.... ..,. •1' of me l"Ol'INOUM. IAA.Nltl • •ua..1..0 -.._,. o.ri. ..... ....-. i..>1 -... PoweJJ, daught•r of a pro-~"'·· ~ 0e111t tt.1' K"'9 ,.., .. l -r .. alonal ,olftt', ls at pt"eHnt on Joe Ulllll, a Dallaa aat.lve, WM • ,.No, no, uo." 1ald BOUltaft , then pr•ed hdo twice kfctdilc C.01eb Bill Yec>man. ''W• didn't , ,,,.., what prcwed to be n.t wt I • _ we~ lt woo. 1 wa• con· "When we were behlnd, 34·12 • we weren't overcoftftdent, but we were aUU very confident we could win t.be J~ '' Hld Notre Dam• Coach Paa. Devine. "Tbere w• a lMlia« oo u.. "Aw, come oo. MOON. You aay tbat evef1 time," Devine tti>Iled. 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UntWrltlY •I ........ inq!Ofl Buell,_....,,,."' Scott Runs In S11nkist Track Meet LOS ANGELES -Sleve Scott, Amertca'a premier miler, has accepted a bid to open his um track campaign at the 20th an· oual Sunk.ist. lnvit.ational, Satur· day, Jan. 20. al the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Scott, the UC Irvine graduate, won the National AAU 1500· meter championship in bbth 1977 and 1978. He alJ!O establl~hcd a personal best of 3:52.9 for the mile last summer. The articulate redhead ls con· sidered this nation •s chief hope for a medal in the glamour event ct track, the m etri c mile, at the 19800lympk' Games"' Moscow. SCOTl''S COACH. Leo Mlller. reports hia prowge is lo better shape for indoors than ever before In his career. "Scott has not concentrated on indoors before this year. This year he bu been preparing early for lhe boards and should be ready lo run a llfelime beat Indoors." Miller said. Already entertd for the mile are Dr. Thoma.a WHSlnghage of West Germany, the defendlnl meet champion and European mUe ~rd bolder at 3:52.5, and lrelaod'a Eamonn Coghlan, run· ner·up for tbe European 1500 c:bamPU>nlhlP ln 1978. , , MeanwhUc, t.01 Alalnlloa Hlgh'a Tim Mcintyre. the atate"i top nswmJn• pole v1wter. leadl • long Hal ol fi eld event apeciallata from 0Tlfll County who will be cocnpeUng ln the btO sebool dirialoo. lfclotyre with a but of l~. ftM* r'Otihm •a Bretl Webber ~) and South Wke -Taboe•a ft>b Bennett (JU44 >. aasoaa.-Lbe sm-memblr n.ld. A ... ,..,... Alanlltos Punch ~ Racing Entries ,......,, . .,,,.,., OUA.lt'T8 •NOntt .. in. ...... ,,.,. .... l'l•tT ltAC9 -~Kth J _. -• .. ,.,. P ,lilO Cl.tlm~ ClfKe u.• 0o Me ~Go CL llCk .. 1, _.._., M•11•11••f CM•"I '; L•ll 11'111 IP.,Mrl, ~ Ol1 ~lmtt• IWM-1, lut•nkl•-IW.Wdl, Jet O•llcfy IMnker Cfr...-1. lie Rl<lt l'we S11t• 1110119111, ll!lln M ond•y l (la(l"al; 8e (e,.•l rl<ler IC•rctou I. Ho...n ""'""'• M•" IMfletl. SICOMO llACtr -'00 Y••df. l '9•• OICI ....io.M P11fH \1. 100 Clal~pn~t o. ... , WlnMr O.rhMI, RHO "llOUI 11~1 ••di. l"O•U•llO IWM\Oftl, H-Ao.td CWarcJI, ~••llylfWI C ru\ur•I. R•lf•ll• f ... , ... ,, ·"~,.d 81d '"-"I· ~ M!'f CA0.11<1 Mt,.. ,,,,_ Lu fAl\y~\I ~ ~Ofl Clip-.mt ----------------------- PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTlCE ••"2i NOTt« TOCltl:OITOtlS IU~••IOlt (OUH 01' Tttt : lTATlr OI' CALll'O'IMIA FC>lt TNe C:OU"1Y 01' OflAMO• -Mna Tttt•O a...c. 110 ,-. i -"8'eedln' Truth In .A...._&.o.'-'i Actl" '" IM M.tlt•r of ,,.. ••1•1• of ,_,,__,'V MOSES lEOHARO MACHLIN, MlA °"'' ~ uP P\olw U.>00 C .. """'G -----------------------~ M llfONARO .w.c.HLIN, AKA ~L. pri<.e U ,)00 MA(HllH, 0K.-ct.. lw .. tclll( lllouv111. C••HO•ll•• NOTICE " MEllEBY GIVEN to ~..,,.,. IAN!t • Win-Fo< AH Pri 1 F d ~(Mlto<t hlWi"I ci.HM .,.IMI lt>e 18atdl. 1("'91'11 Flis. IPffrlerl Ml avoch• tM•r11. B•lll ... Mov .. tlll ces 0 00 widet<4'dlftltot1i.ta1dcl .. ll\Slll(lte ll<twtU, ~ .,.,.., fWMdl, ()n offkt Of tf\e C""11 ol ltle •IOfUalO cCMl'1 cw llO ,,,,._,. ttttm to tl>e ..,,.. Tiit HOUM Ce.int.ii. o.nlo""'41 .. .._ Offtu Of NEWMa.N, ii •oU•TH •ACE -«>Cl Y••Ot. J CH• ISM.AH ~ , Al™· It<., ns H. ., •• , o•o ""'··· C•' 9, • ., P11• .. Conti·nue Ri·se 8AllRANCA ST . PO 80)( ,., •• u .-(lelmlnoP"ce\~ WfST COVINA. CA, •fm. wtll<t\ i.t- P•Ul"9 Alwltl llUOiel. Fwm1nltl ... ofik• lltNDl.Uofllll>iflCOOlitoe 10 • I All I v It IM .. I ""°""loned In •" ..... Ceo !lff1•1"4 ... Qt•~:,; ,,,.,...:o..t~l~ '&:r/.. \o Mid e'\tatt 5'1ch <l•lmt wlln 1"4 f"-".,.''· Inell.,. KIP ,..,_,,, c.ot MCeuery -.Clltf\ mnl bl' lli.d or Ttoul>le fWerdl, T••• "m'• Bv 1"be Associated Presa • prtHnlW n •l0rtHl4 wlU1tn ._ CC..rocut I. 1 -'"' tftw tile flot pUtlltulloft Of If-your list of New Year's resolutions includes ""' l'I04tu PU'TH RAC-IE )j() y...O• 1 .,.., Ol<h & UP Puna iJ,100 Cllllfl\1"9 ptlce SA,000. a vow to cut back spending in the supermarket, you may be ln trouble. An Associated Press marketbasket survey shows grocery prices went up again during December and the increases are expected to con· Oatao ~·. 1'71., JAMESL.CHEW, HORMANH noocs. TROJAN SCORES USC's Toby Brenner 189l catches a Paul McDonald pass for the first Trojan touchdown ag3inst Michigan in the Rose Bowl Monday. Michigan's Mik~ Jolly t 16 > looks on Rocky v-v 18..,ul. c:r-.ro-" Fool ITtU\Utel, Wiii 8• St•rr IWtrO I, In Atlio" ICl.,l\U I . Elu\iW Hombre ICMOOt•I, Go C<ll Klnq ILIPNtl\I, Moofl II.tit <Mv .. ll, 8tll• ., CIOuO C ROUC)ll I SIXTH UaE • «'> y-l yut olO\ & VO.. l'lrna l.S.000 O•lfnlno l>ri<• )10,GOO. CNtow Te C~•'· R••ny 8'111 IM11C,,.,lll, Mt Doty a.,,, 1-...r1, NidY 8'1• IMyt .. 1; ~le.el• Re -•I 18-U. Bl•lt'H Ht IH•t11. n.1ni. ,,,_., n,.....,,.1 tinue throughout 1979. THE IArEST ROUND OF \ncreues brought the AP market basket bill in 1978 for a randomly selected list of 14 food and noo·food items to a level almost 9 percent higher than at the start of the year. The December increase alone was more than ,_NO THELMA MACHLIN Aomifthlr.tton Of IN E•"1fl' of Wid dK-.t with Wiii ,.,.. nelllld NtWMAH, CM•t"'°"'N, & f'AIT"M, lfltC. "'*-' .... u. tU "· U••MtCA ST. r.o.•o•Mn WHT CIOVINA. CA. tT1'l:S PUbll""'<I Or ... ~I O.ICy ltlla\ o.c n. tt.16. 1m.J.,. 1, tm Fro• P,...BJ l per~eot. Tbe AP drew up its maritetbasket llsl and checked prices at one supermarket in each of 13 USC WINS THE ROSES. • • SEVElfTM •ACIE • ~ v•r~ 3 ,_.., Old\ & Ill). Flffle\ & m¥H Pune U. * Otlmlft9 Pflu U.000 W•ftdV\ Oii>! (~\I, Oro,,.,.,. ciUea on March l, 1973. Prices have been rechecked on or about the start of each succeeding month. Chocolate chip cookies. originaU)' -included on the list. bad to '>e dropped late in 1977 when the manufacturer dis· continued the package size used in the survey. seen lots of teams on film. Southern Cal is the s trongest team in the country." USC's offense was anything but awesome, netting 23 y.ards passing and 134 on the ground. The Trojans <Udn '\block well, but they didn't hurt themselves with mistakes, either. ··we made a Jot of errors but we didn't defeat ourselves," Robinson s aid. "Given the circumstances, .they never turned the ball over. We were ool brilliant. but we were cffe<:· live." * •• * 'Mi<Mc)llft so:>•E •YOUA•H•: l I ~IO SoutMm CAI I tO O 0 •1 use ~'SN" 1rom '-'tOoMld CJOf'cWft .,_, liol<" FG Wiii,_ :IJ6 crsc -WNtt 'fWI CJordeft • 1e• 1 use -FG.-u· ¥o<ll -R. !.motll .. -from LAl•<ll IWlll-•101 . A -10~..,. STATISTICS Wdl UK ''"'--" ~ Ru•"o •""" ~l:M W.JIO P••~"9 •"'"' Ill 13 Rrlumy..,,,, .. M PMIU I0-1' 1 ~ ~ f>uM• • JO ~,. '~-10 71· "9ft•lll• .. Y-• JO 1 11 INDtlnOU,_t.. t..EAOl:ll' RUSttlHG -MK1!19M1, 0."'' 1•1', HY<11 .. 17r t.11, A. !>fnll?I 11>-n. t.ANtf'I 11·11. S.ou01tr11 Gel. WIWI• 3'·99, C.On 1..-iQ PASSING -Mithl9M, LUtll 10.71-2·131, Ja<kw<> ().I~ Souttwm C..1, Md)on.old .....0.1,1. A E CE IVINC, -M klllQ•n. I! !,mitt\ ~ loe. Cl"l'f°" 1...0. C,, JotwtM)n ~·1l. Soul ... ,,. C.I, Whliw 1·1. G;l«ia 1·11, 6'eftner I ... Kin.is Win, 5·3 And on Utis day. effective was enough lo make USC No. l . Fro• Page BI oo .... tried to gel one before lhe half ... " Srhembechler was referring to Leach's second interception due to an overthrown pass. which led lo the field goal. THE LONG DEFENSIVE duel finally evolved into a fourth.and· six situation al the SC 49 with · 2:50 left and MicbJgan punted. never to regaln pogsession. "We had three Ume outs left and long yardage. We didn't wa nt to risk iL We had pleoty of Ume left if we could hold SC." said Schembe<:hler. The Trojans crossed up the strategy with a couple of first downs, however. and•once again the Wolverines go home empty. handed. Leach summed up the poise of Michigan in defeat. "A close friend of mine told me ln the dressing room that we're sup- P<>tled lo be down. lt is disap· pointing. But I 've visited hospitals with kids dying from canter. Thi.~ is not the end of the world." IH,,,11, Ml"~ C..UW .Ultll'Mtl Ouc1H<.t1• 0tr1 l~Go"<rtsu 8., <B••<:ll. FICk .. Rosy IOennel Mt,.. .C•I,.-. cs...mo .. rl. R- AnOtl' IW•Uo11I , Oe'"tt !>Pt ·~• ..... ml, Tiit Put'I IWetdl llOHTH llACli -)~ v•rd\ J The government IS , • ., old\ ~ uP 1'111 .. \ ' m<lfH Al· edl Un food r 1ce IOW•tKt ~ S..!00. pr C g p ' S .,., 8•1>'1' win 1&roou 1; B''"' _ ----...._atone will increase by umu IAO••• 1. s, .. ,..,n· Ot"'o" ~~~an average o( 7\.'l per· •c•••h..,t, J..-Jet n,.,.,u~I Im• j 979 US c;,.1e\ G•I IUmpltr '· ~·" KIOV T" e fl 0 ., e r" • cent n 1 . but a • • •W••dl, iH Jt,h• cs.nu>. 1~ MoOf' D e p a r l m e n t o f Wiit" Krt-I. TWMl>er\ GOIOU•I .-.rttt;,srnfft• Agriculture ro~ast IS· IP•merl,SIWhMyN .. lve lH•r11, ::z. ~ ... _ .... 1".1.11 •1 Rrs~• sued in uro::: m _. e or NINTH •Au . ot00 ,..,..,~ > r<t•• I 1 Nov mbe said Old• ' uo P\lrv iz,j()O, (l&lmlflQ one .., ••• e r : ,,,," ~.ooo. L "If food s upplies ...... N111iw1 cs.ro1: Soc>• A1.,, ~rea•e 0 11 Gtl next year« are larger IW.t•O), 8'9 Wlr1a IC: .. rtu•I. ~••n ~ Of 7IL than now ex.-ted and lftdl•" •HtyUI . W•• Trutl<I~ ---· ~ 72 -~ ·cr•-•I. u.. ro vou IH•n» ~o. •er~ e ft t f n If wages and other :r;.:~. ·~=·~~~~~:::,:' 1979. • marketing costs are Hu•111n """ •Pen1er1 • slowed by anti·inflalion Horse Racing Results Los Alamttos ,,_MMN., ,,,,, .. ~-I ~,....,,,, Flfll ,.,cr -O.ilQllHul M•o91t f Pem.t I •.AO. UO. J.00, ~" Ped· di .. IT •••WA 1 • 00, l..0, Ml" A-I Rt!> ((lt!rl\MI 1.10 U ••-14-11 ..-1e1SA9111 S..cond re« Ed Orlno ITrHIUr•I 1 10, ) 10, 1 40 ; MhlOr M•QDO fllph•ml l .10. 1 40. Rudy Tu 1Haytt17A ~measures. the rood price rile could be as low aa 6 percenL •'On the other hand. adverse weather and larRer cost increases could boost food prices by as much as lOpercenL" The 1978 increase is expected to be about 10 percent. GRAJN SUPPLIES ARE large. meaning livestock feed prices are relatively low. That s)Jould encourage cattle produe1!rs lo start building up their herds again. but it will Lake ~veraJ years ror beef supplies lo resell 1.976 and im levels. Soaring meat prl~es in 1978 helped boost grocery bllls.. but increases also affected dairy products and other staples. 1be AP surver shc>wed that the marketbasket bill al the checklist stores rose an average of 8.9 percent during the year. ( ) a 1 [~a~~:'tt~r~~ CONSUMER 1977. but much of 1m1s -, hike was due lo high cof· fee prices and consumers"~lling to give up the brew could ease the strain on the family budeet. Halward Nearly Tl'llro ,__.SWlfllll"O Oer1 18MOI :>6 JO, 10 oo. •.•O. l(•m•• O•n<Jv IC,.rt,,..I "-00. 1..0. flt•• Requetl IC..roo1•I 1.20. u Ue<ld IMI P•ld U99SO Fou•l ll ••c •-Popo• Jolln ITrH\urel 1.40, •.40, JOO, MllH Cl•••o• •<•rdo1• I S 70, J .10. ,_,.,.,,,_ 18tnll•l• l0 Flllll rec.t-En)Oy ,,,. 10.r1SWI •.OO. ~.80. 110. LAO Moon Olrl IW ...ci I uo. l.40; SwlnO On G9t IH.tf11 uo. lhll.tcl• lt>ll Oet<U 1JOAO The marketbasket bill increased at checklist stores in eight cities during December. up an average of ~6 percenL The bill dttreaM!d in five cities, down an average of 1 percent. Gave Up Hockey INGLEWOOD CAPl -fl was a Happy New Year for youthful Los Angeles Kings' defenseman Doug Halward. Demoied lo tbe Springfield farm in October. he almost quit hockey. But Halward was re· called by Los Angeles and Mon· day nlghl got bis first points as a King with two usisla. Marcel Dionne's.. pair of,,fpower·play goals also helped tfte Klnga to a 5-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies In the only National Hockey Lea~ge g me. ... REALLY DN'T expect to b(> recalled. 1 idn 't think the Kings were happy with me," Halward s d, recalltng that he'd argued with Ge neral Manager George Maguire alter deciding last monlb lo take Ume off and play for Team Canada against the So\iet Union. Tbe de motion to the farm really hurt," Jiit said. "l actually did consider quit· ting the game and J took a hard look al some lntereata I have out.skic o( hockey,•• the 23·year· old defeoaemutaald. "But when ft came right down to lt, J lelt J would be cheating m,yseU ll I dldn'l glve mysolf another cha~:· IN MONDA Y'S game, ();onne came up with his fiCth tally in the last three games. The Kings held Colorad~ which has won just one of its last eight road games, to three shots on goal in the first period, after which tbe'l<.lngs led 1-0 orJ a goal by Syl Apps. . The Kings· Murray Wilson and the Rockies' Gary Croteau ex· changed goals 49 seconds apart early in the second period beforP Dionne scored his 27th goal or the season at 8:06 when he fired \n the rebound of a s hot by Halward. Ron D e l o rme brought Colorado to wtthin one go81 al 11 :27, but Bert Wilson opened the Kings' lead to two goals ag1ln at 14:47. Dionne scored his 28th goal with just 38 secon& re- malnlog ln the middle stama when be tipped ln the rebound o( a shot by Murray Wll.!5on. . Paul Gardner o( the Roc1d4'5 scored ln the final period with Just 1 :01 remainjng. Dloruae"S two coals give him 350 point.a as a King. tying him for second tn all·Ume Los Aaseles 1C011n1 with Bob Berry. who It now In b1I finl year u . Klnga coach !>flrll\ r•<•-EHY ~OI' IHdrl I U .O. l Ill. l 00. Wr~" Rl<IOe IL-c>Mm l UI, HO, Jel "°'-J6'1 1s,u,..pter ••AO S..¥tlltl'I r«•--Ooo""" 1ci.r1,w1 U .H . 1• 40, l .•0. 0011Dla 0•11 IR0<19ll I s . .a. J '°· Trunon !>nip IB•rGI ~.00 n u.ci. o ...... Id \j/4 so El9t\lll ••O -O•lltlftO E••I• (Wtrd I tl.60, If eG, 10 60. JOdy\ c;+ory '"-'' .. 40. >AO, 8'u1 h tC•rCIOHl l lCI. Nlftll\ rec.-A .... Ooucl ICtrdoal t .00, 4 • .0, >IO, Go lloCH!'l•ft Go ,_Mrl tAO. UO; !>oo.no Ille CMrve lllflll.tml UO. U t U<lt 11 .. I 1>•1d ., ... ,., All•~-S.ln Pro Scores ON AN OVERALL basis, the marletbasket bill at the checklist store was an average of 1.2 percent higher at the end of the month lhao il was at the end o( the previous month. During November. in cootrast, the martet· basket bUl increased by an overall average ol only two-tenths o( a percent.~ smallest moothly boost of the year. The Decem~r increases affected many basics. The price of a i>ouod of chopped chuck went up at checklist stores in six cities; eggs were up in five cities and milk in nine cities. Orange Juice. however. which bad risen sharply in recent months, went down in four cities last month. CASH FAST Homeowners . Loans arranged for any reeaon. Credit, no pr oblem . Borrow on your eQulty. Call f'tOW for courteous. fast Information. 17141 '47·1'.11 AtllllCAA ...... , ... eo. I DAILY Ptl.01' . a USIPllD ADS .... PUBUC NOTICE r•v•w• ••NCH WATlll OISTR~ .... 0 .. 05EO DETACMMt:Nr·o, Tt:ll•tTOWY Tll• eo.trd ol O.r•cto<• Of l~IM ll•lleh Wei., Ol\lrkl ... , Uii.ct • ht•• lftO 10 be l\eld •• s P M.. o• •• -ll••••fi.• •~ pt<1<tk4IOI•. "" Jenwerv tt, I•~ In IM &-rO Of OltKton' tnHll"O room. 001 GefnOU\ 0.1 .... ......... c. ... -II ,..,.,. , ... 8eMd orill "'M (~nl\ on lllt pr~ delKI"'"'"'..., SOI lerrtlory 1.-ott{ Im _.,.,..,, Olstrlct No I •nd any Olllar matlt" _. .. 11"9 10 llW pr~ Of' l.cllme"I Of l,OllS Mf'e'> of lefid,!nw. l•tt•IOtY I\ IO<•t•d '" ,,,.. Cltir of NewDOf'I ~ .. ,. 111 ~ -•' .,,.,, ot Tr.ttl NO ~. ,.., 1111' San JoaO•nn llewrvolt A m•o ~"9 lf>tt •"1erlor "'°""" ' O•••~ of ow 1 ..... norv 10 t>e oe1ac""" " °" Ille w.1111 lllil' Se<r~•rv of 1111' P•>- 1•1<1. 001 C..fTIOll\ onw, 1nn .... c.. ....i ·~ •v•lftCM<! for '"sc>IKflOn by ,.,., '"'"°"Of __,. lnMmled. 0ec ..... -10 ... ,. .al .,,,_c Kom '"' s.<....,... P\ll>lltfltd 0r-. COe\t O.ilv l'll•t 0e< 16. 1'11....., JMI 1. 191' PUBUC NOTICE 1 NOTla roettao1rou-r- N• ....... " I sura1t101t COUltT 01' THE STATI: Ol'CAU .. OllNIA FOfll THI CC)UNT'l'Ol'OltAHOE Ill tt\e -ll•r OI I ... £\!alt Of LOWllEV R ~ALEY • .-• LOWIJEV RAVMOHOMOALEV, 0.C.•..O NOTICE IS HEl!EBV GIVEN to Ctl'dllOfl .... ,nq Cl•""• -·~I 1r.. \.id de<-lo Ille Wid tl-4tn\ I<\,,,. Oftl<r ot llW ci.n o4 IM tlorewoc:t COUfl Of 10 ~I ,....., IO llW .,,._ CMri•9-"' '"" O(fl(f' Of OS8tJRt4 & OSBURN 10S4 f'9111""' ....... ~. LM ... ,.,H, CA llOOU, -"!<" 1.tllf'• offlff' '' ,,,. ola<f' OI bu\•~• of the -. CMr\IOne!' lilt'CI or P••••nt.cl .t\ •l<>Awtd wUl'lin four rtlOnlM eftc< Ille llf>I pWl)lk •hO" of '"''not><•· O•ta<IOK9"'1be•I. 1'11'8. MINNA MAl!IA SNYDER Adrnl,,.,.,.,,,. Of '"' ,..,,,,..<!( .... ., d«-..tw11" Wli1Mrw- OS8Ultlf ANOOSallllH A"_y ........ . 1tW r.flwm ..... . ... ............ , • ..iis Pul>lt\Nd 0r""9t C:O.•I Oetlv Piiot l)p( ... ,., '"'· J ... 1. '·I.,, ~S.-18 ' PUBUC NOTICE NOTIU" TOClll:OtfOll' 01' Mlllt TRANSl'E• C~L tM1-11e1 U.C.C.I HOU<• 1\ f\~r•bY 9 '"" to tt"' (•~01101\ Of us .. CASrlNG CORPORATION -OON"LO A. l0C.AH, lt-tel'Ofl\I. ~ OU\• ,,.., -"""• ,, 'ltS W Ill" Sii'"'· Co"• M• ... Courtly of 0. .... SUie ... C..ttforn••. "'•' • lh.Nk tr•n't., •" ..-1 to bt m.tda to Ot~LE WASTE !.VSTE M!>, IN(. t. C:H,.M8ER !> INVEST M ENT (,AST ING, INC-, ,,..,.,lffetlU, Wf\O><• °"",.." ~> 1\ tUM ll<lndlllrf Cr , Fount• in \I Ill""°, C.ouf\l y Of 0. itflVI:. ~ldleOf c;..11'°""• Ti.. property 1o 1W ,,.,.,1.,rtc1 I\ •led .. ,.S W lfl11 Slr<...t, C.0.1~ Mu e , '°""'"' 01 0111n11e, !>late-ul c.i11orn1• S.ICI ..-.1'1' ••dtst•l-ln9t"9rnl .., AH •loO 1" It-. 1 .. 1uru. l!O\l•P- ....,., •lld OOocl w.11 of 111e1 met~I c~\I · •no Ou\lne\\ '"own o U-!> A CASTIHO!>COl!PORATION •ftd ID<<tl td •C .. S W. 11111 St.WI, Co\I• ~...,. ~·~Of Ot-. SUI~ Of C.tlllOnll• TM 0..1~ lr.tnW.r wlH ~ <Of\Wm m•lad •n o-•ff•• ,,,.. 1111'1 day of J-••Y. ""· ef II 00" Alo. •I LIT l A VSME". ~ Wll-Blvd . !.1111• 110, 11 ... erly HWH., C-ly o4 loo ........ ., •• Stew o4 C.tll..,_ So ••• •• l fto w n to '"• ,,.,.,,.,...,., ... ~\ ........ """ .cid-.\W\ -11'1 tr ..... lf'rOf(\) IO• Cllil'l"'ff~latto.u•.•n N- O.ieo Oecwmlllt• "· 1'1t. OtWIOSdllla w.,,. )y\tem'\,IM. J-, ....... ,,~ (,~111¥etll'Mnt ""''-'"' J-"~· ''-*"' .. ..,..,.t...Utltilr """ & u-• .... ,..,,.,. .......• 1 .. .......,,,..-.c-..-i11 P\;Oll\ .... Or-. Co.tu O.tlly Pltof, Jen. 1, ,.,. S1111'1 Pl1WC NOTICE ----.... ., 9$J ~·) ll+d· In. by I hr , 4 l *~ -·· I I I 11• ·~ •le ct: 1; lb6i, "-'' •> I ... , ""' ... .} I ... 1'1· '"' ~ WI !. c ~ n " n 'I ' ) t ) I I Monda1''' NYSE .2 p.m. (EDT). Pricea. COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ' . STOCKS I BUSINESS But 'lollp Tiger"'! Unint ended Slur Slows Sambo's 8 1 •ll.TON MOSKOWITZ TM UDCODldoua racl11m thal 's ao mueb a part Of whlte Amelie. bu led OM of our lcadina n:11taurant cbalnl Into a trap from wbldl lt.'a nol ea1y to escape. JI )'(Ml ""' .urtln.i a restaurant. you would aurely be canfw about what name lt. would carry. You would ob- .SOU.ly reject All.)' ume likely to offend a larae seetor of the pGl*llltioa. Aller all. why go lookin& for trouble? lt10I OONUD~RATIONS ~bted.ly occurred to Samuel D. Bat.tlstone Sr. and F. Newell Boh.nett when they nre pl•antnc to open their restaurant in sun-splubed Sant.a Barban ln 1$57. The name they fi.naUy wetit. wlt.b was ffrlved from their OWIJ names: Sambo'a Now wbo would object to that name? Juat ~ mllBoo black Americans who might weU auoclate tbe name wtt.h the old cbUdreo'a atory, "Utlle Black Sambo," in wb.lch aplnntne Ugel"I melted Into butter. -Samba wu aucb a ster eotyped racist character that this etoty haa been banned from moat ecbo o l eyateme. You could ar1ue tbat for BatUstone and Money Tree Bobaett. the Sambo'a deslgnaUoo was a quite lnnoc-ent de· cl(ioo. It came straight from their own names. BtJ'I' rr l!XEllPUnES THE Isolation of whiles from blacke, ooe group not knowtng or caring much about the e>t.Mr group. Battistone and Bohnett apparently bad no hienda or ad~rs who were sensitive enough to realize wbat t.be SamtX> • name· might mean to a larie sector of the u .s. populatloc!: . O•lni a Wlique "fracU~ pf the action" concept. under which man.agen were given a tM!althy share of the profits. t.be Sambo's restaurant cloned itself Into a chain that en· compasses more than 1,000 Wlits in 47 states. Indeed, Sambo's Is one of the fastest growtnc com· panles in the restaurant field. It's doing sales of Sl800 million a year, which ranu It sl.xth to the fast·food busi- oesa behind McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken. Dairy Queen, Burger Kine and Pizza Hut.. IT WAS NOT UNTIL SA.MBO'S reached the eastern part of the country that proteeta about ita name became a sertoua piooblem. Even today. most of ita restaurants are 1UU ln the West. wtth California accounting for more than 1S percmt of t.be totaJ. Blacks ln Michigan; Virginia; WuhJngton, D.C.; Con· necticut; Rhode b land and Ma.saachuselts have protested the Sambo's name. Legislative bodies in East Providence, R.I .• and Re.ding, Ma~ .. denied the company a license to open a restaurant under that name. TM Rhode Island Human Rights Commission asked t.be atat.e legislature to ban use or the Sambo's name on a restaurant, and almilar prohibitions have been demanded ln Copnecticut and Masaachusett.a. IN MASSACll\ISETl'S, 11IE state's attorney ceneral issued a stat.ement declaring Sambo's a name that Is un- derstood to be "offensive and demeaning lo black people ... a badge of slavery and a racial epithet. Back in sUMy Sant.a Barbara, Sambo's Restaurants said it bad oo plans to change the name. Nevertheless. the company bas a backup name, which ls already in uae at 8eYell.locaUona ln the East. One wanta to give Sambo's management the benefit o( the doubt. But when you !ff the backup name It has come up with, you have to wonder at the wisdom of this manage· ment. The name is the Jolly Tiger. Higher Beef Cost ToldinDecember • Higher beef prices were reported In December's 12 cl· ty bee? price survey. according to the California Beef Council. The council's monthly survey or supermarkets re· vealed tbe average price on tbe five most pofular cuts of beef was $1 .95 a pound, compared w th $1 89 one month ago. That is a 3 percent increase. ' .. CATl1.E AND WHOLESALE prices have increased in the past month, reflecting this rise in prices at the con· sumer level," said Robert Rolston, council manager. "Beef supplies have been decllning over the past year, and witb locreued wholesale bee( prices, the basic law or supply and demand explains the tncreued pri«," be said. This month's average price ls only J3 ceota a pound more than the 1978 average or $1.82. The high for the year was $2.12 per pound tn June. BEaD BUILDUP IS IN ITS beglnntng stages and shop. pen will be seel.ng shorter beef suppllea lor next year Rolatoo said. Increases ln pork and poultry supplies will maintain total meataupplJea nearthlayear'a level, be added. The average price decreased in two cities from tut month's survey, Bakersfield aod l.n Sant.a Ana, tbe only 9rance County city ln the survey. T· Bone steau were tbe on· lycutdecreulng ln price on the Scut average. Price lnfotmaUon Is collected from supermarket chains andoeilbborbood markets. Market Continues • Declirw ·in 1979 NEW YORK <APl -Blue-cblp and gJamor lMues cMcliDed .UptJy today as tbe stock market cot a qaiet st.art on 1179. . , Tbe Dow Jone1 average ot 30 lnduatnala slipped 0.98. point& to «M.O:S after lour hours of trading. Gainen and k)fers were ~bout evenly balanced ln the OVU·&U taJl.y of New York Stock Excha.nce-l11t-.Jlaaues. Anab'ltt aald lh4PeoJiUca1 crisis in Iran wu keepln1 1Dve1tora oa tbelr lu.ard. Jn addlUon, they cited • ranre ol wontes •bout ln.fla· don. interest ratC!llJ and the dollar lbat kept the market oa tbe defemlve ln the laat few moat.bl of 1t'1a. Tbe dollar opened lbe year with 1 decllne qatnst 10me of tbe leadlns Corell?> currenelee today. Gold Up Slightly ., ...... A..octe&ed Prell Selected world 101d priC"fJI Mood.ty; ......_, mornin,w flxln1 *2:r7.J.S. up $1.15; afternooo flxina sm.ao, up to.80. - P art.: afteruoon fixing $Z21.S2; up $1.9S. r,...,.e: doH $22'7. '17. up ss a . "' htt*i Qoeed. N .. Yid: Handy • Harmd bate Pfice, -... up to.tO. ~ NewYen:'l:Qel1'•nl ..mni ort~. SZ21.JO,~~ IOM. N.. YClft: ~gelhud' fabffceted p&d, J333 8~ to.82. . -. .. It - £ ,· .. ] 1 b c s • TONIGHT'S l:ATEST LISTINGS Television T~. Jenueiry 2. t979 DAILY P1LOT .. 11 t -..11 \\ UO. 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Valerie Harpt-r and John Cassavete~ in "Tony Orlundo's fo'1r~l Special," his hrsl pnml· um~ TV ap- pearance in nearly two years The show lS to air Wednesday at 8 p.m on Chan- nel 4. Mlllf\Q IOt a IOOi< at Ille bel\rtlOt of ~ If\ C9"1N• II}' JR) ~-9 l.AV&WEA ltMln l tveme et.a SIM<tey oet on 1119 moOdlll ol a ~ qultfet ~ lAveme s lather and l"9 ~ (8etfy Gemitt~ (RI I JOKEA'I WILD TME 000 00UPt.E Fe4!11 ,,.._ to !Mtlc::h thlnQs up """-" a pto llOCltey pl..,.., 1111& Otc<lr •nd wlnO'I up cti.llenglng tho ath191e to a boxing malc:tl Cl) ~wrra di M~RY ~ Ouaata OH11 &en.diet RocM1t1 l(lftf\, Wit Slwll* ~ ,., • OOC!Ot "-Of¥etl Nm ... monthl -to p.11y llhl 1>111 &'a MACHEll. I I.DNA REPORT our,, end rinds 111111 ~880 •• c:on~tng de1k duty tPart 2) fill H TONIGHT 7:oo I C88 NIW8 NeCNEWS HllWl YWB> GAME AICNEWS 80( ...uJOH DOU.Aft MAN 6.'J OESIGHIHO HOME INTEAIOM · A Room Checi< ' ll) ~llt'8 WILD ~ 8 Tl4a MUPKT'I 0.-1· Roy Clllltl Prod~1 lr•porter Corot MOtton e•amlnM a South Central LA l)f09'am whlctl Ul6JI •l>O"I• 10 1*6Cll relld- ~ and m1tn •klfl$ 10 t:OO 0 ®J THREE'S COMPANY J.c:k won1es about being -~dly eflet lie avolda 8 fight wtlh a huak y tellOw ai a tocet pub. (R) A glanl ~ c:rea-- fute ~ to aiMve u.a at~e ol \lenu1 lands 1n Wyoming anO tMMten• a small town ~~ECK <Ji THE OOHG SHOW 8 TIC TAC DOUGH I ~="" 9 HOl.LYWOOO ,.8QIJAAE8 a.'00 1J (IJ cea MOVIE Ga MERV GAIFRN Guests Dine Benedk:t, Robert Klein. Wll Sllr!net. RhOnda Bates. Kik• Dee. Ronald f Patrick (P.,, I) . -~Nf080H g) ADAM·t2 Menoy relums 10 ptMro4 a.a .... ~ 1.b t l •fJ• 8 l<NXT (CBS) Los Angeles G KN8C (NBC) LOS Angeles "The lncredlt>le Joci""'Y OI Or Meg ~-'(Premiere) lmduy Wagner, Jan• Wyrn9" A temate PllY9f'" c..an lights an uptuH bettla 10 t>nng modern tnOOlclne 10 1116 IU()erSllllOul m<>utl· tWt people o4 Apoalachia in llMI I 9309 69 HOU.YWOOO ~THEATER "The ta.I Of Mrs llnGOltl" Julie Hams portrays Mary T Odo Uncoln In Jamn Pndfleu•. a pley (RI I t<TlA (Ind ) Los Angeles l<ABC-TV (ABC} Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 8 THE AMEAICAN FAMl..Y .•• al) MASTERPIECE THEATRE D KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Ang&les QI KCST (ABC) San OieQO I KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles KCOP· TV (Ind l Los Angelos •·KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE· TV (PBS) Hunlmgton Beact'I 'An Endangered Soeclee?" Edwwl Newman 8nd Belfy Rolltn are llOlll I°' an ln-depf" eaacn+ne- tlOrl of ""' mo<lem ~ can lamlly. tol!uslnQ on the revolutionary Ohano&a h ~ recootty unoo•o~ 9 MOVIE "The Duchess Of Dulle Street· No Lewyefa, No l.ellers" A ~•paper publlllhef l'\lnl • lllgl)ly tQlc;ecj 8CCOuM of M ... al the 8entinc::t. Hotel. (Part 11 ol 15) HO G Im T AXJ The tabbies come up w11n After _Rockwell, What? Full Evening to Be Devoted to Family Change By TOM JORY ~NEW YORK <AP> -"We've been liberated from family responsibility by the liberals, says satirist· Mort Sahl. ··They were the ones that laughed at Norman Rockwell. The question is, what are they replacing him with?" ''I think what we're viewing - what we're watching as people talk about the dissipation of the American family as we have known it," says TV producer Norman Lear, "is p eople reaching out to people, generally, so that everybody is a part or many families." construction of the family. .. Only 6.8 percent of the American famlli¥ are livtng in the old ·fashioned, classic, Lradi· tional ·way -bread-winning father. housewife mother . two kids at home," Scbulberg says. SchuJberg and his staff chose 14 families from a range of geo- graphic. social, ra<'1al. religious and economic !ktlings for close- up consideration. each to ii· lusirale a specific condition In family lifestyre. A P ANEL OF e xperts s~reened the family segments to be shown during t.he three·hour program, and will discuss the EVERYONE HAS opinions changes they suggest. about the current s tate and "We )Vill edit these discussions future of family life in this coun· into the program at appropriate points throughout the evening," try, and several notions -both Schulberg says, "lo help the TV expert and everyday -are ex· viewer under s l and h ow amined in "The American lifestyles of the American faml· Family -An Endangered 1 Species?" a three-hour NBC Y are changing so drastically News special to be broadcast an5d why.Sc" .. tonight at 8 on Channel 4. ays hulberg. The pro· rt's the runth time smce 1963 gram comes to the very def1rute that NBC has prc-empt~n-conc!uslon that the need for tire evening of prime-timepro:---bondang is absolutely necessary gramming lo examine a major but under ~.J>ttSBures or ~·e: issue. Stuart Schulberg, whose ty, the defllU~ or the family IS th r e e · hour " Vi o I e n c e i n changmg radically· America" special was broadcast .. WE POINT OUT that as our Jan. 5, 1977, produced the family faith in political institutions study began to crack, u we lost a war. Correspondents E.dwin as our ecooon\y faltered, as our Newman and Betty Rollln are religious institutions began lo co-hosts for the program, which weaken. people began to retreat 1'.9t8kes extensive use of filmed more a1'd more lnto personal re- pm-traits to examine, inside-out, Jationships, and that means the recent. changes in family life. ramily." "WE'RE TRYING TO show tJJe wide changes affecting the American fa mily that began a fter World War JI," say~ Scbulberg. "With the divor~ rate al 38 percent, eQqrmoua cbangea are taking place In the NOW PLAYING One entire segment was dropped after the mas:. 11ulclde in Guyana, and the development or the Jonestown cult was ex· amined as part or the family study. Periqdic "Point of View" see· ments will inolude commentary "I JUST LOVED THIS MOVIE!" -Judith Crist ~onco 8rusotl'1 11\ti~f . ' .. ·. . . • on family tire from people Uke Sahl and Leal', as well as talk show host Phil Donahue, writer Etma Bombeck, opera star Beverly Sills, country singer Loretta Lynn, the. Rev. William Sloane CoHin Jr. and columnist Ann Landers. THE COMMENTARY ranges from th.e profound t-0 the simply heartwarming. "A family to me is a .unit ·or people who live togethe r and love together and share and care for each other and do things together and are behind each other all the way, oo matter what happens." says Melissa Gilbert, star of NBC's "Little • Ho'use on the Prairie ... A word about t echnique : "There's no standup reporting," Schulberg says. "We let the peo- ple tell their own stories. It's sort of a television verite, in- terspersed with other elements, ana it's somewbal unusual in that sense.·· 'Giraffe' TV Movie Slated HOLLYWOOD IAP 1 -Susan Anspach and Simon Ward have been signed to star in the CBS movie. "Giraffe," lo be filmed on location in Kenya. East Africa "Girarre." adapted from the book "Rai s in g Dai sy Rothschild" by Betty and Jock Leslle·Melville. tells or an American woman photographer and a Kenyan photographic safari guide. They are brought together in their efforts to preserve the beautiful Rothschild g iraffe species. .. tlDONTMle OOlt IY CMA!tlll Hllll..ITI Iii] ___ ...,.,_I!!! ----- TUBE TOPPERS KHJ I) 6:00 -The Los Angele::. ·Lake rs meet the New Orleans Jazz in NBA b~ketball. KNBC e 8:00 -"The Americ.an Family.: An Endangered Species?" Edwin Newman and Betty Rollin are hosts for this examination of the modern American family. <See story, below) KCOP II) 10:00 -"~ldren of the Third WorlO.'' The forgotten chUdren of the Third World are studied in this documentary featuring Dean Jones. a 1Ur•llr• way IOI John lo rnM1 1111 NW llMltlhrOO (A) D A.DYIHNMM ''RMum To s.nder' 10:00 I CJ NEWS 111 STAAll<V A HUTCH Slarway ~ aa a cabtllt to catc:ti • rnuroeter whO 11as sl8!n tour dr?Y9<1 '" a vend91ta lgalnlt I lPI company (RI • COMPAIMMON I CHILDREN ~THE~ WOAl.D Dean Jonel hOell tnta doall'Nlary on the IQtgot· len children Qt lhe third 'M)(1d countne. an<1 a p1an it~ 10:a0ee NEWI • INTAOOCJCTION to THE FOU< 80NO Jack ~ .. e•plalna the r1cll tradition ol folll ""i>- 1 ancl lht lolll ...., 11;00 8 8 (I) ([I HEWS UAMCUJ9 MOVIE • * * "The Greal lmpot· IOf.. (196 I) Tony CAl<lil. Edmond 0'9t1en Fe.di· nancl Demara. wtio naver graduated from high ldloOI, S<iCC»Mfujly lmf>6'. tonal• • pto'-llOf. 8 monll and a -geon (2 hn) GI THEOOOCOUfU Aller drMng MCI\ ottler to near d11uactlon. Feb and Otcar attend a group ~8'1'1 ...ion • THE lJOOolf.8 "Th9Mc>YIM" Ill oia< CAV!'TT Duett Ralpn F-*'1 '1:30 I) (]) BAANA8Y JONE.8 Barnaby. tnYettlgate• a ' . COMMENTARY DUE Loretta Lynn jewel rOOt>«y !flat _. 10 be ~ed with • man'• auloidal lemp "°"'a ~9'* (R) U If.ST Of-CAMON Hoat· JOl'lf\ny Carson au.et.. """""' Stewart. Paul WllllMw.. Bid Henly e.rt>eta Howat. (RI 9 l'MUQKT ZONE A man's need 10 aecape CM or--e, of hl9 -..otti tall• l\lm ~ to his c:ttlldhood 8 t1J A8C MOVE * * "filllll'-'d'' I t979) Pe1er Fonoa.. VIII 8fyl'W* T-reportart uncover • ~ by powwf\14 polltl- clana 10 domlna1e the wOl1d through the UM of •obott. (RI •~GONG~ oeTIMART "tent 986 """' keep hit ltW OOCIUPfl10n a -et from vltltino relelMlll e CAPTIONED MC NlWB' MORNING t2:GO 8 ~ ZOHE T-,,..., plan to •teal a ~ lo eYOld CM deal NC11on of 11\9 pl&n91 • ~ Hl'TCHCC)Q( PAUelT8 W"9«'t a Mena of Ills II lulled. a m•n rem1n- ~ abou1 en~ In tnelf put. ., OETIMART Smer1 and 99 P'etend 10 be ~· wtlll c;., lrOUOle • THEPMONP ''The CtWnes 0t Bog een·· The ~ learns that rt ts only • '"81191' of tifT'8 1n1t to11s a draml11tc a'1empl tn 11eo 111m. 'REACHING OU'r Honnen Lear 1t:IO. tilOYm ···~ "low ~· (IHI) .J.,1,11... ..IOnM. ~ Cotten A YGU119 WOtl\8'1 _., ... IM aQ6diet Ille ......,.. wtOt• ,_ .... ...... "°"' ... lrOftl, and It ...., ~ of 1111111\g hltn, (1 lw , &ti mWI I • MOYll ***"T~Altd~~ NIOflt" ( ltOI Alla ~.Leetowma11 A l..ondon lhOw Q0418 on dur- '"t 1fte ~ t>C>mt>lngt. '~ ....... "f'tenotW'' (1t6t) s,,..~ Wlnttra. Jotf M~•a. A yovng OWi r9'""'1 tO a IOWfl 10 ewno-ttle muro. of her f11Mr (I hr , 30Jl'lln I ,,.. Cl) CM lATI MOVIE * •'It "Batlaoel! RodcM To Obllvlon" ( 1974) ~~d.An<k Prin9 8ef\eoaet ~ 10r a FWllO!Utlonaty roc:tlet ~wtllcll~ _.. beinO fthiblted • a ~'*IRI 1G08 TOMOMOW o.-t-.: AoMmety OooMy and Helen O'Conl*I. PoP- uW llnOt'• of .,. 1940'1 and 1960's.. I LOYI IXPPTI "'° NlWI WNnll>: OIAO 0-. N.NI 2:001 = * e "Tha Olaln.ciMS" I ttll1) Rldl¥d EQafl, P91,,_ cle °""* A U S. lnlell- f1"'08 agent uncO'Y'8B a plOI to dllrupi ""' ~ ment ol a MW w.apon, (2 hrs.I • GETIMART Rathef then end the Ute of Ill• ~t lriend. liymie Ille robol. Maa -c:tiee IOt 1M KAOS tC1Y who hat i ograrnm.o tn. 1obol. '2!tl NlWa 2:2& HlW8 2:308 MOVll • * "FIC>Mlng Ou!c:flfnan" c 1ess1 Dermo1 Walth. s~ ~ T alle< A CO<l>M. louncl lloalmg 11'1 Ille Th-Rtver. lltllt• a ....,. __ _ ,...e1er Witt\ a O"'V ot j9wel rOOberl (I hr. 25 min) • MOVIE * • '" "Pante In The Yeet Zero" (19621 Ray MIMano, JHn H809" Huf'naf\ 9tn0- llOI\' proYe to be strongt!f than a nuctear l'IOIOCauSt 11 hr ' 30 mtf'I ) FAMILY LIFE Beverly Siiis 1:411 = ··~ .. ~ .. Richard Co111e. i..at ~ riw.e "*' ano woman ... N8rOll Of hid• 0... gold, -traciped In • IOf*Y __, lll08CIU* by j Bedouin t~ (I hr., 36mln I •' *Ml NIW9 .; dO MOYll • • "S.00.aot At a..·• 11~10.....~·: M~.ita Scott. Ouftnq, lt\e blil.1 ol L~. a t:<lf• 90 •~P lltlempt• to j()ln t convoy Ct hr .. 30 min I a i G MOVlf • * • "Mofnlng o._~ I tur•" I 1951) JolWt MilM", I Lana Mome. During • !raining e•etciM. a aut>m• ,.,.,. com. Into contact with • mine Ind $Ink• ta tile OCffn's t>ottoon. <t. In..) •• • MOvlE ·: *,, .,., ''TIMI lndi.tfllet~' Man'' (tt&e) Lon ~~ Jr .• CMly Adarna. A _,.. ~ .,.... 1111 dM1h ... 1 get ~ Wiii\ the tfM'et' """' wtlO ~oaMll· ~In .... fl"' ,30mln.) lt'N•nda9,• , D•t1•••~ /tloann I AFTEJWOON 12:00• **l+"lt~On : Trees"(1"2)1r-~ ~ Jagger. When tM Balr19' lamtty·s tree btlglnl' to QfOW S5 encl $10 .,..., the U.S. OEpertmenl of the TraMUrY 1n-11911tes ( t hr~ 30mtn I m •*'""Two Sman People" ( 1lM6) Lucille Ball. JotK\ HodlMI. A ~ lalS lot a beautllul Q4'1 tn\'OIYed '" Miiiing phony ltl1 ~-(1 hr .• 5f nun.I l:OO l1IJ • * * '" .. An The Way Hom•" (1963) Jeatt s-. Robert Preston. A y<>ung boy t8C89 the Mid reellty of dMtl1 ~ hlS latl'lef .. killed lfl 811 aoQder?t { I hr . 30 rn.n I 3:80 ....... "Black Noon" ( 197 , ) Roy ThonnM. YwtW ~·· A small WM18"11 town ,. gripped by t"9 IOfCM of black rnDglC and Wilcher aft c , hr . 30 rntn I POINT OF VIEW Erma Bombedc Windsor Serles Said 'Fahie' PARIS IAP I A current British television series on the Jives of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor is "la rgely and essen- tially a fable based on an incor- rect or dit1lorted interpretation- of the facts," the duchess· legal ' adviser says. The adviser. Suzanne Blum. said the duchess had received "hundreds or letters or sym- pathy" smc~ the series started. She sajd in a statement that ause of the "wa ve of calum· pies the "so-called historical series,' historian who holds the late duk(>'s private papers "reserves the right to publish all these documents sooner than he had envisaged. that is-10 say. before the deaths or all the persons Involved." These papers. she said , in- clude the complete correspoo- dcncc in 1936 between the duk~. then King Edward VIII. and t.be du c hess. then Mrs . Wallis Simpson. and "will make known ever ything that was said" between them at a time when "they were linked onl} by fri('ndsh1 p. · · If your atKhOr's away • rou can find a new ~ n t h t Bo •tin g cfasslfieds of the Daily Piiot 642-5671 SAYE $69 IPIO . "KING OF THE GYPSIES" <R> "LOOKING FOR MR. GOOOBAR" (RI "MAGIC"CAJ .. PARADISE ALLEY" 'PG) "SAM E TIME NEXT YEAR" <PG> "INVASI N OF THE BODY SNATCHERS" (PG) DOLeY STE E "FORCE TEN FROM NAVARONE" CPGl "MOMENT BY MOMENT" (Al STAn1um 6scAEen GJJ 7AEiG DAIVE·ln o<Atetta .... r Sc..ct1<1rn I "PINOCCHIO" (G) • Cl<ll0~1<lEt "SINBAC>-€VE OF THE TIGER" CG) ' "FORCE TEN FROM NAVARONE" NHAU.OWEEN" (R) "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUS£ .. "REVe E OF THE PINt< PANTHER'' {PG) , "MOMENT BY MOMENT" "HEROES" CR) "MAGIC" "6M8AYO" (R) ''UP IN SMOKE" "SC.ACK SUND.A Y" (R) Al.\, QfttV•·tfU ONN 6:Jt,.M.MIMftlY CMN U-U f'-UA9"' • 9' ..... "8fll a11•i ~ .. ' ...... -DAlL Y PILOT ~,,;,ffi:.) ""'' .. ._.. .... ,,_,.. 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Patl 1'1m~lUnl\ wbo 1tarted ,th• Ctvlc Plt)'h<Mllt in 181$ and nae bMn •ta reekleftt dlNe· tor t nr 1h:'Ce, lJ 1ta1tni "Cat" for a touM~Hllend tn111ement. opentn1 Jan. lt. PLAYING TllE L ADING roae..,.. Lbada Putnam 11 Maa~the •·cat'' oltbetitS.. and Stan Wlaalrk u hrr Int. r IMalMDd, Brick. R1l h Richmond It th tem uoua bl Daddy Polft&. whJJe Harrtett McM o 11 f•at~ aa Big Momma. RoundiQI out Ute eo.ta Meu e .. t an Ted Knorr, Pat Krone. Fred Owfo and Rand Fotter. "Cal oo a Hol Ttn Roof" will be performed t)-ld1ya Ind S.turdaya, Jan. i•JO. 21-27, Feb. 2·3 ind 9 10 In l.he Community ~ter auditorium on the Otau'll County F1lr1rounda. Advance raerva- t on~ •~ beina taken al the pll)'bc>wle's oew re· servation number, '1~ ~l~. , THE nVE PENNY Op,ra Company at Ora na Cout College l'I readyinf ••Die Fledormaua," under the direction o Carole Boelt~r. the 1roup'1 rounder, conductor a •• d artl1tlc director. Cast In the leadlna role as \he ro1u.lah Baron von Elaenateln la Allen Johnson, wJth JUI Goodsell 1in1ln1 the part of Roaalinda. Melissa Tosh, Mike M¥Cormack and Niccollino f'urtlcella Intermission Tom Titus wlll taka the other prtncJpal aulpmenta. Seta and costumes for the lhow are being created by Bradley Ela berry, who la costumlna more tJuan ~ cut membe,... Three rull·1ta1e Ht.a will be Uled ror the producUoo. THE FIVE PENNY OPEM Compan) tw grown rrom a •mall productlon of"'Glanni Schie· chi·' In 1974, accompanied OGl.y by piano, to full main stage offerings backed by a 40-pi~e or· cheatra. Tickets, at S3, are on aaJe in the OCC ticket of. nee or may be ordered by man from the otn~ at 2701 Fairview Road, Coeta Mesa 8218216. All orders muat Include a ch~k or money order and a stamped, aelf·addreued envelope. • • BACKSTAGE -Orange Coast CoUege'ls of· lert.ng a course in literature of the theater for Its spring semester. be1lnnlng Feb. s. on Mondays and Wednelda~ at 11 a.m .... Instructor Judy Jernigan U)'I the rJaas wUl span the theater from the Greeks to the modema .... plays will be read • and discussed In class prior to excursion.a to the actual productions . . . call 5.56-5735 for registra tion information. . . . CP.PIJI ltOTICI!. TO CllU! pt TOtH SUf'E•IOlt COU•T 01' THC STATE OP CAt.ll'OtlNIA ,Ott THE ~HTY 0, OltAHOE .... .......,, E llele OI VETA C l'AHHO. Decu.ed HOT ICE IS H£AC8Y GIVEN 10 1 ... er.di ton of llw ebow ,,.,.,,.., dK.otfll lll•t all per.om. i..vlno c1e1m\ ~ln$1· llw .. Id dec.otnl •rr r~ul..O 10 Iii. 11 .. m. with ltw ..cnwrv voucher'. In ,.lhe of!IU ill 1"9 t i.Ni of IM ellov. .... lllled <Ollf1. or to __ , them. •ii" ,,.. necn wrv vouc,,.,.. 10 Ille un d•ruo n•d •I Ill• '""' o"lc• ol COVll+GTON ~ CAOWE. 10-/ w .. 1 Sl•lll s1.-. OnlMIO, CA ""'· wlll<" I\ Ille PIK• of llu\lntt\ of Ille "" de"I~ In ell -ll•n pert•lnlft9 lo tM •tl•I• ol Wld dK.oom wtl,,in lour montllt e11 .. 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OMLV~L6t Featurig_._._~--~CJ t I > r r r Laotian New Year ·The Lao-Hmong New Year celebration, ~ponsored by the Orange County Lap Family Community Ceoter, featured hymns and songs, games, a culture s.how ana 8 traditional feast. By C'llt.:llYL KOMO Of-o.Mlyl" ........ TM Mm&l,_ ~ girl Ill trudltionOI U:aot10" /fttnxJl t'Olhlmt' IOUC'• lh# bnQhl C"Otorf'd baU to L~ bolt '1Gl'ldmQ ocrou '"-wo~ I / he UJc.I• hn, t~ mQJ1 lhmo t>w ball bock and '""" l"' ~,.. btd ,, ..... donft't, ..... il1dl ttc:'Mlf h'"'"' / "tn-a lhbrt tlm• to "~ o dnnk of '°°'"" An.11 hmt' rtthn o/ tMnl dl"OP' IM bi»l, ~or,,._ nu"' ~'IQ a '°"" about r II• """' .,_,. or, "' ~ coah, obout laow it Jnl• to tJ. CJft """'°" Olld to ho~ &o.t llOUT /artul11 in a war winch bc'p ~lore II°" w.re bom Clfld 111U <.'Oftll!UU'I If too th11 to 11ng, a trtOftlmt po.s.warion """'' bf surr~ and reckumtd lain '" the daJI aotlh a iong. T~ ball '" Uus trudttkmal QOYM repreNft11 the re'4ti""'1up ~wun mart and 1t.l01!'WI, and bl! toa-.ng tt bock and forlh the Vo'l"'1 ~ ~rn to com· munacoie ""'" «Oeh olhtt. • J/ IMJ/ fall ar1 love and ort of rM~e <Jf1f (IS /or the gtrlJ. the couple may marrv a few d4tl• after the Loo llmong New Year cetebroNcm. On UUs sunny day at Windsor Park In Santa Ana. the New Year rest1vit1es have just begun for the ~ or so participants It Is the Day of Youth and the oldt>r people stand back and watch the chHdren play traditional games. The . celebration lndude.s hymns ond songs, a cultural show and a trad1t1onal feast or chicken, nee, hard bolled eggs, vegetables and sweets. The people at the festival are all Hmongs, the mountain people of Laos. They -escaped their own country and the ongoing war. often dodging Laotian bullets as they crossed the Mekong River to the safety of Thailand. There they were immediately placed In refugee camps until being accepted by countries like the United States. _ . An average stay In o ne or ThaHand's dozen overcrowded camps 1s two years. Ther e are ap- proximate ly 100.000 Laotians currently in camps, with hundreds of new arrivals daily. There are more than l.SOO Laotians in May Thaoly, 63, of Santa Ana. Dehutante Takes Bow Among young women presented to society at the l.3lh annual Coronet Debutante Ball of the NatlonaJ Charity League, Los Angeles Chapter, waa Vlcton• R.e Davea, daughter or Mr. and A Laotian visitor. Orange County -most arc concentrated In the Santa Ana urea -and upproxlmately 200 re· fugees arrive here each month. Most come with -o nly the clothes on their hacks or at best with a .small satchel. Most do not speak English. AccordJng to Vang Sher. 32, executive d1rec· tor of the newly formed Lao Family Community Center in Santa Ana, an estlmated'JO percent of the 160,000 lO 180,000 Southeast A11ian refugees in the Unlted Stales are coming to Orange Coun- ty. He la a former Laotian d1recl0l'of trade and a refugee who ca me here two years ago with his wife and ch.ildren. THE LAO FAMILY Community Center sponsored the recent New Year celebration and currenJ,Jy assist.s refugees wtth finding jobs and housing and learnmK the language. Founded three months ago, the non-profit group employs mainly Laotian., and Is funded by federal and state pr1tgrams. The refugees In· itially are sponsored by an /\merican church g roup that gives each Individual a one-time re- tiettlement girt of $150 lO $200. . Gen. Vang Puo, formerly of the Laotian Army und a refugee who also arrived in the United States two years a((o, was the keynote s peaker at the New Yeur festivities. Two of his sons work at the Orange County center; he lives in Montana. The general, a soft-spoken man whose EniJish is halting, talked of the war and its ef- fect on bis people. • "We knew we were going to lose -not win the war," he said . "We knew when the U.S. leave. We are looking to America now. You have onJy been here for 200 years and now we come." THE AMERICANIZATION OF the Hmongs is a slow process, he said, and 1t Is his job to vis· It Laotian commuruUes throughout the country and encourage his people lo go lO school, to become educated and to stand on their own feet. "I think we do a pretty good job. Cannot do at one time and we must take step by step. Our people learn very fast 1r we have good school, good teachers. "We mwit keep our people moving, mov- ing." he said. Vang Sher , who was educated In the United . States and received a bachelor 's degree in busl· ness administration from the University or Hawaii before returning to his native country in 1971, said that although Laotians must learn to adopt American wuys of life lo survive, the community a lso hopes to "retatn our own cultural identity.·• ISff LAOTIAN, Page O> ( Happenings ) llcaclet Included meat balls, a yu'e log cake, Umps bread, cheeses, he rring and potatoes. Among gunt11 was Herbert HJschemoeller of Beverly Hills, consul general of the Ivory Coast. ,, • Mn. Donald Rae Davea of Newport Beach. She was escorted during the festivltiea at the Beverly Hlllon ijotel by Brtan Steven Wllbl&e of Citrus Hel1ht11. If JIOll haoo an fttm /or Happninga, tend U Lo Ha~•. Orange Coaat Dolly Piiot, P.O. Bor 1560. Coifa Melo, 92926. Or call 642-4321. 1 : : - Mlaa Daves was presented by James Non11 Tbayer of Beverly 1111111 and wore a while gown with a t.ndltlonal pink velvet mulf covered with pink camatJon petals. Women 's Division Don llodrtpn hosted the annual holiday party for the Women'• Division of the Fountain Valley Chamber ot Commerce. Olfll were brou1ht for Orange County Juvenile Hall and the foater home program Holida,y Toast Mn. Arlene Aadenoa ~ her Bil Ca· nyon home for a party to wast the holiday HHon. Mon than 30 1uesta 1athered from Newport s .. ch, Santa Monica, San Dle10, La Jolla and Mi&aion Viejo. Glogg and Smorgasbord More than 120 frttnda enjoyed Norwe1lan OIOll 'and ~ 1m~1ubord In th• home ot aata ud Reed SprtMel, Newport Beach, dw1n1 a tradltlonal holiday pany Tbe feltlve event, wb1cb lncluded mualc O)' carolers JaltUa Vaccaro, l>Hld •uraf, ha llaJer and W Jam .. , featunld dilled 1almdn prepared by R•..,..er Rau, ••~v• tMI ot the JonMban aub, Loe Ancelel. Prtparlnt the aalmon, wblcb 11 a .tt~on at tb• ~· partr~ e. 1 PIO!ee'.t ot HVfraJ montba. accordlna to Mrs. &pnnbl. Other de· • Coron« debutrtnte Victoria Daves ~ With her father, Donald Rae D•v•• of Newpon Beach.· ... Vang Sher, executive director of Lao Family Community Center. and at r1ght. Gen. Vang Pao. Gains, ~t~aeks All in all, '/ would say it was a growth year. . . we 're .. coming of age politicially and maturing. ' By BETTY ANNE WllJ.JAMS .._,...., ~,.... Wr!Mr WASHINGTON (AP ) -Feminists ho ve described 1978 as the year their mov41ment came of aice becaU.11e of the widely-based effort that won a. tJme utension for the Equal Rights Amendment and t he election of more women to s tate and local office. But those victories must be assessed alon11lde setbacks ln Congress which feminists say lnfnnge upon a woman's right to reproduc- tivc-freedom, one of the fundamentaJ objectives of the women's movement. ALL IN ALL, "l would say 1l was a growth year," said Eleat10r Smeat. pre11ldent of the Na- tional Or1anizatlon fi>r Women. "l fecl that we'rt In a movln1 and building campaJgn. We're comlna of age politically and maturing." Th~ Ume extension sranted the Equal Rl&bll Am~mtnt by Conareu wu unques- Uonabb the hJghlllhl or the year for women ac- tlvl1t.1. Another m-1or plus ror the women's move- ment waa the election of more women to state and local otfice. Femlnista look on these vic- tor1et • the neceMary groundwork for auccesa :n later national elecUons. \ TR£ NtJMBER OF woman s ule leg11lators, ror lnatance rose from 703 to 787, or \0.2 perctnt of the lOtllJ number. Republican women accounted ror an overwhelming l\Umber ot the t1ln1. The NaUonal Women's PolltlcaJ Caucus' Republican women'• tHk force Hld 82 of the M newly .elected women are RtpubUcau. --••••NIS,T MA°'&-OTR&a -~In• In Con1r .. with P&N•I• Of a prepancy djaablUty la•, eddina ptepancy to the HI\ ot dlaablUUea CO¥eNd by comp1ny hvuranc. plana: • bill provldln1 lralnln1 and a11l1tance ro .. dlsplarcd homemakers; another Im· proving tht! inheritance stutus of fu rm w1dow!I, and an am(\lcur sports luw 0Hcr1t1g women greater acce11s lo !'ports. Other legislation whic h was fnacted -t.hl) • extension of jobs and employment program!\, part-lime can.>er und n exillme bills and thQ. , eliminaUon of thcfburchuae requirem ent on food 11tamp11 -are ron111dercd Important to women.. , ~cause of their special 8tatu.~ Jn society. And a likeness or <1uffrng1st SUsan B. An- 1 hony wa11 chosen for the dollar coin, making her11 the f1r1't /\mcr1can woman's fare to appear 1 on currency. • But Congress also dealt the women s mov~ ment a number of setbacks. Veterans pre. ference rules, which work to the dlsadvantqt of women who apply for (oderal jobs, were re- tained when Congress made changes in lhe clvlt service system. i • ~ t PROBABLY TOE MOST dlaappolntln•l J aerlea of actions for f emlnlsts came wheitt i Con1reaa placed more roalrlctiona on the r1ght• l or women recelvlng federally funded health ~ care lo obtain abortions. · On the economic front, women m•dfi ~ little or no progre11 toward closing the eamlni~ ~ gup with men. 1 OttpU.o the problems, Ma. Smeal, whoae ol'- K•nlzallon 11 the largMl feminist 1roup, aalcl 11he 1eea a growth In tht movement as mo women and younacr women Join It. "Moet of us .re taldug It for granted th our dau,hlttl ar. •oln• lo have lt belt.er lb we htte;°""llhe aaJd. But m«e wom n and~ have btlUD lo .,.•Uto "how perUoualy close w art" lo a altuatloo wbere educational a empaoymeat opportunitJa could ah.rink t of crow. ·. I (2 DAILY Pf l HOROSCOPE I ANN LANDERS I ERM~ BOMBECK .. '. .. • f -I I •• .Laotlaa tr,... ht•Cl> HG 0 TH moet crit1nl probJ m f1rln1 the r fut~ beuut lht Buddhlll Hmonp tmd to hav Iara famill t7 oT I (blldrf'n I not u:nrurnmon> and laodlotda artit bt•ltant bout rem n• to theom. •·one m11n ( nother N"f~••> With four PtO Pl• In I t'4e>-bl<droom ~ bid l.O take In " fam1ly d 10 y~ tt>1'dl.)," he d Un,uagt• pm«"nll • tompbcated barn.,-, nd 1\~h lht' reru may study EnaU&h three or tour oC1\lois • "'""· It will tlaU taJre from ab moot hi to • > .. ar to learn the l&nf\l.,e Vana r 1.dd lhal man)' rtlut. over• wUJ probably n-.·"er bt' 1blt to mat« th new 1ooau• In ~ mt'anUme tht' l.aotlam att tucky cc find fact«)' Joo. that pa) S:S.~ per hour Som ~mptoyttt have teppect rn to hdp rt1Dedy the 11tuollon. u1d Rick Darn~•. a 2t·1ear-old La1una Beacf\ r I dent ~ho 11 the adnunJ.strator or tht' Loo Farnlly Community ltt S a~. a fornwr C'OUDMlor Wlth tbt U.S. Government in Thlllland. aid thlll some Oran1Je County f1nn.a arc pultmt Ena.lilh·~akina re rugees In charse of 1troup1 that don t ~ak the lanauage. lhettby cr.-oun.c emplo)'ment for new arriv ls. "That's~etphd.'' ht' .i.llld: He added lbut dtmat1ons of food, clothJna. used furniture and "JtJ t about anything you can UJf' to fft up a bouJehold" urt alto needed. ltema wtU ~ plcktd up by ca!Jine the center on South MaJn street at &72·1~. E VEN THOUGH THE baotian Hmongs hope to M.a.ln their own cu.,toms, Amencaniza. tion lakes its toll. Older mountain people are confused by the massive siie of Southern Callfomla ciUes and are homesick for their native country. As a reswt, they often refuse to try to learn EngJ.lah and remain tucked away in· side their children's homes. And In Laos, said Vang Sher; if a girl bas turned 20 and ls not yet married, she would .be considered "isolated :ind would no longer be ob- served by boys." But in the United States .. girls are encouraged to seek an educ:itiori and marry later because the~ need to wortc to help support _the family. Gen. Vang P:io !W1d he looks forward to the day when his people will once again be lndepen· dent. "For the old people like me it is hard. But Cor the young people 1t is not hard. ''Maybe after a year or so everyone can help themselves." Start Fresh A11n Landers "191.JC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Boroseope ( "mnout 1M1••••U <"''* lfAMI IT&TIMl"T SUll'UllO.COU•TO,. TMI I ... toli.-1,.. _ .. II, -dolllf ST A fl OI' CM.J"<>ll .. 1& "Oii J W DH V. ~AN.I BJ 1\'0NEY OMAaa AalSI (lhrcb ll Aprtl ll): Whal ... med an "open HCr.t'' may tome u an actual aur· prl11 when revul d. TAUatJI (AprU 20· ay 10>. Aceoent on • wt.abel, rotultt or b loeu or carottr ac · OD GEMINI <May 21 · June 20): Superlor ex · pr~11e1 lnlereat ln your lite 1t)'S.. C'ANCH (Jun• 21 · July 22>: Good Moon Hp ct coincides now with journey. educaUon, communication. 1001· ranse project. LEO (July 23·AUJ. 22): Do some dl11ln1 and acratcblng. You're on right tnck. Vl&GO (AUi 23·Sepl. 22 > : Accent on added recognition, blndJng ot leaal agreement, com· mltment to loog·ranae Garlic, Onions ll;ltWUti TMI QOUlfTY~~I M01. T INC , »OJ H•,_ ., .... , Na. ....... ~t•O.S.CIN-..,(.Am,. *'OflCa 011' Ma&aueo 0, I.I } l di W 0. Hoft IM ,• c:.llltn>I• COf· ll'ITITIOll l'Ga ~Te" Wt\,!,, •rtllUOQlwp, DC U n& ...,•tlOl\ Jllll HMW .,.,,o, Sllll• o J, ""o "" LtTT.,t$ TIS?AMllll P.rtn ... ,.hlp -·maae Co\l•Mtw.CJI>~ T&•Y &NO &UTMOtlllATIOM TO ., ' .. _ 8 ' flll\ --· I\ bflftQ (encl\;( Ito Dy A 0 111111 Mt IT I • UH 0 I It TM Ir Ll•L\ (Sept. 2).()ct, e <Of-"''°" l"HNNMlfT AOMltflfTltATIO.--) ....... -w--..a-ac Wll!WnG.-• O• .... , •• ACT "' • ~-v ~. . f~I• 11.ettMtftl •• , ti ... ""''"'"" ht•• .. ,,.,. • .., CUZAe.ant MC Uoa1. Ac-ctnl on employ-Cownly (wrll of °'"'<Pf (.-ly ... CAI/ITV, •llO -110 ...... , #ARIE Int ~·· 1n6'll Oe<emlH>t fl,~ l l llAll!fMMC;.CAlfTY, O..•e~ m :l WS-Jo•-•U"4H•, r -• ,.~ NOTICI! IS 14lltl8'Y GIVCH 19\et be.aim. OOHALOMAOOCH 0£H[ .... AOH ououv 'M\ f(loojt , lco•••O (Oel. 23,· -v ... _ ... ,.111 . ""'''"°"tor p~ of Wiii ,_ ............. "'.... e#ld 191 ._._ ot Utt"\ fftl-. Nov 21): Empbu.. t>o Publl•'*' ar-. eo.~t o.11v ,.,I04 1 ... y 10 ,,,. "-to_, """ evtllot"h• chlldrrn, ,.,.culatlon, o.. ,., "" J ... t. •. "· 1m "'°"" 1ioto 10 eom1•1h1 .. ,,.. •twi.-,,,. creaUvtty, variety, 1wift 1 PlJBUC NOTICE ~~.'::",:.C~·=~~:,i.:: CblOlft• fllf'11>tf IMltliCWI..,.., .,.,, lhel 1M 11------------1 Mid illlet• 91 '-'Int IN MMt "-'· AOrr?A&RJS (Nov. .,..., -.... ,5:J~•·""·•t000 22 ft~ ~1) ~1,.a. •-( MOnea T'OQIOfYOllS em. '" ~Of°"'*",.,.,., ·U'W'll;. ~ ; "1\oh.a ~ &C· .... .......,. No iof t-1,et1GOChkC.-.1e• tu a I d. ta . Le ave t UHt•IOllC:OUft"T... Otlw Wt\l, 11\ Ille ~ty .. '-•Me, ••l--41-I &noth SfAYIOPCA&Jl"OjtlllfA..ott Cetltorfll• ll)ee~ aOt . er TMI CDUtfn' 0. OttMIOI 0•1 .. 0.C-11, 1911. time. '" 11\t ~I~" IN l!tl•I• Of ••WAM•.ttJOM•. CAP&ICO&N (Dec. lfllAHltTICHOCIC,~ • '-'°"" 21-Jao. lit< Btfovement. ~,:~.~~ .. .:.C,~~ :=.~t~ decl1lon1 vibrant ac· 1om .. • .. <Wr..lfttl\ltot1Q., aam,. .... ,.v..._ .. t f l d Ci.A ., Ille ........., C-1 6f to U.-.~ flt&I Uoot are ea ure . 1-•"-W1C1itrMo11Met111it f1M11t "'~U a.a1••s (J ko., C.~IUSlOll'ttE• M. ~E A...,., .........., ~ A " an ' Witt UO Uni.ii ...... Tew.,' ll'llOI; Or-. Coett D.ity Pl ... 20-Ft . 18): Accent OD a !IJIJ H_,;,,,.,. 81-4, Tonllft(•, cA Cite. .. ,,, ,, .... ,,I_ Sm ,. c b ante wbt ch cou Id '!0$0J. wt11C111et•ot11ce 1u11ep1.c•., f Milieu o4 lfl9 ""*'6IONd i.. .. , 11\llt, mean mo~ money or1 .. ~ ,.11....,. .. ~ .. '-s..c11 P\JBUC NOTICE you. . clelmt wll!t tM ~ .. _,, wuc,,.n .. s ( F b 11\Wtl be flltd., ~ ., tlforo~ICI ltfMlt .-ISCE e . 19· wlthlll ·-"*''"' efl•r Ille fir\) lfOTICITOcttlOfTOltf March 20): Power play PwC111<•11onotchls~ su ... •101tc:ou'"MTH works In your favor. o.·~~:~~"' 1uTeOf'CAUflOlllMt11•011 Your judgment, intui· e-.1110rol1Nwt11 TMl~..::,,0-A#OE Uon are on target. ~ ~~,,,,. 111 ti.e ~ of"" «•IM• ot 0 1 is JOU PH ,,lFTCHEIA. Al.SO Kl'IOWH AOfl'lilliWlllMotltleetlele AS OTIS J . FlETCHE ... llL\0 . ofttld~ CJtltlfYOf'HeltM.MOOtte "NOWN AS OT IS l"lETGHEA, Att....., et L.w Ooc .. wo. • JvlltNOUtMft .... Tewer NOTICE IS HEIAE8V GIVEN to <t.Ollort l>.tvlflO Clelrnt .. Q.tlMI l"W .. Ulll ... 9-,_ Wld OtttOtrnl lo 11141 WIO C lelm\ In I ... JISU Hewt-8fyd offk• of the <ltf'-o1 IM alOftWkl TorraMe, CA tllMJ cowrt « to ~ !hem to !"" un lllJI ,,...... CleUIOMO M the Offlc.t ot JOHN A. Publlsho!d Or-Coe\I 011ilv PllOI COACOllAA 111'24 '-BELlfl.OWE A b.c;. "· lt.2t.1'11.J .... 1. ''" Ill VO . BELLFLOWER, CA. 'I070.. --------utl~-'· wflleh !.n~ of!lc.e It tM Cll4Ka of l>U\I neu o4 IN~ ..... I tnantr> Wars may endure. PVBLIC NOTICE Pt1'te1111,. to .a1c1 nta10. 5'Ktt c1a1-. iii~~r::.,~a~~r;:s~.O· E .... a NOTta 0~~1~TH't IALE 8 ~~£~s~:::~~ checked.· B L-•· Ts No n•tt o1 t11•s ..... ic. The qu ty O( Ute may 0-~~~ n::= t::'~!\.!ci"'f,~1'c:i:.~v: Oltedl~~~H deteorlor e. • 4lll4Y ~_, ,,.,., .. _, •"" E•«who1~w111 I h k _,._ to o...i ot Trwl rec;onNd a1 \MOCleC-But b golly, tin h andh df" 11 ,._2,1m ... 1"'' No4CIM,ln --JOH1t1t.c0tte01t~ we've the problem of t e room a ma ~ •12'.IA. ~ 11. o1 OH1c1e1 R•<or1tt "' ·attorM,. ... ~ bad br ath on lhe ru"'. been allowed lo attend .,. ettu o1 "" c-.i., .._,..,., o1 tm .. au.n.ow.••LYO. Y-0 have to give u. s own party. WILL !>E AT PU&LIC AUCTIOH Pvbtlthecl <>~ Coetl 0.tily Piiot 11 hl Ol'MIQlt ~'· ~llforrtl•. IELLl"LDW111t,CA"11& bad realh people their Bad breath was dis· i!v'!': _. ~,,:o~:_~~ .~~. o.-t ., ",.. ,.,.,J..,., 1•" ~~1 ,. just ue. They've la.ken covered just after World ., o1 11w vnt• Mat .. , ., ,.,. s o ethlng downright War II .and has since C::.,~.:Z-:!~"': ----------- un eaaant and made it worked its way up to a D101:11 "' w..i S11..u ,,.,.. 9ovtov.,d PUBLIC NOTICE do nrigbt repugnant. major casue or. air pollu· =.W.: n:i~~·:i~';Z:i ---,.-1CT-,T-1ou-,-,-u-,-,"-E_u ___ , A d they've done it the lion. You can t hold a .. .,,. -hfid.,... "~ MAMa STATEMENT h rd way ... no job H you ~ave bad ::"::.~n°'~~-eo::'n1';'9 .. :~1~ T11o ro11-1ne 11trso•" -ao•1>9 t lethons ... no lob· breath. Can t lead a clll(.l"ltlld .. : t>wti~e·kNuv nm o.1 l..at9) bylsts ... no celebrity normal social life .. have ~1~~.:'...!;:,'c!'!'~!'.!'. o.. .. ~:~11ej~~,1~1:~:.'n~s,3<10•t· spokes man ... no gov· a successfuJ marriage. c:ordld 1n -.. "· .,. " o1 m11 "IO"'•,.~. s. L..>OvM. CA ernment endowments Fresh Breath ad -=::~.;.~1~~.::~•011119 S•n~~ev.!!,,~· u,, a ...... v1~1io. ... just plain hard· vocates have only HD•r••-"'01°'""''°"wN11'1 fh•\ biltlM~• ,, <ol'>duct•o bv .. hitting commercials. begun. In the future, :,11:., ~:--ot':t;~~=i:.'':: "~r:\~~!:!::"!".~~h:1111 ,~ The other night l saw there are plans lo have ""~·tv by 1UMlltlln9. wrlnen ~w.~.7~ O••nve Counh on a commercial where a separate sections on ::~"U.:::rc.';:."' ,,. 11"' ,, .. tea husband arrived home' planes for BB's and e.N<ot1tewPW1.ctoA1100e'K•n· Pu1>i.u...00r-eo.a.10.11vP1101 CB' Af h"l .Wit ~ H••rlnvton, •1" MetAtthur OK 1•. l~8.J•n 1,•. 11. 197' S..1·71 from a 12-hour day. He s. ter aw 1 e. no ei.o.. Nltwport eooch. c..111 A1111 ---------was beat. He opened the B.B will ~ allow~ on ~::.!~11 IN maoe, ""' w1111out door and about 75 people elevators, m doctor s or _. ~ _,.,..~. ••~u O' 1m- wbo bad had a chance to dentist· s of ri ces . ~~~~011;.•v =~~!7n.~ _________ _ PUBLIC NOTICE Happy New \'ear ~ Or 1s it? Well, actually. 1t 's ;1 little too early lo trll But of this you can be: 11ure. a whole lot will de- pend on what you are willing to do to make 1t a good year. shower and change <ESPECIALLY dentist's ~,... -..·o1 '"' noc.eu1 M<11•• 1110ncs1111vtT1No•1os l fr. ) The .. .ill b •elo 0.•d ot ''"''· l•·•lt •••• •o •1os ~11 M r~·1·-• a• not a person aive who yelled out, "Happy o ices. re w1 es • M. "''" 1,...,.1111•-. t' 21;L:,. .. ,_.,.;, u.~.;;;..,: doesn't deserve lo have Birthday' Surprise•" .separate 1ect1ons of din· lft\'IOtd 111 ..i.o ,,...,,>. lllho•-. u atNorNe mn • .,. 10 11 e.m. on,,. Does luck figure? Of course it does. A quirk o( Cate, some uoexpect· ed happenstance can put you in the right place at the right time and change your life. But getting a lucky break doesn't add up to much if you don't know what to do with It. In fact, some people don't know a lucky break when they see it because lt often comes disguised as hard work. I've notic:ed something interesting about a lot of "lucky stiH s.·• The harder they work lhe luckier they gel. What can you do to make 1979 a better y ear? This advice doesn't a pply to every· ~me. but I 'II bet at least 70 percent of my readers will see themselves m this column someplace. You can eat less. drink less. stop smoking and exercise on a r egular basis. You can make an appointment for lh11t physical checkup you've been meaning lo have but som e how could never find lime for. The same goes for lhut visit to the dentist. On the pe111onal side, what can you do make 1979 a better year? You ca n smile mor e. Complain less. l''or~ive au old grudge. Give someone a warm comph· ment or a word or en· couraaement. There's • ' 0 t ... _A h -. ur'9w "-... _ of .. i.o °"° oi --~ -~~ "'' -Wftl(h som ething nice said to The man grabbed his mg rooma or unme w o i',:,a.. ,_, <Mt'" _, ••'*''" 01 u;;.. u;.., "'wt';;"D:.';.Oik•v ~ _, hJm -even if it's, "You wife. kissed her and plan 11 on Scahmpi w~th ~.~~~,~-',"°. 1ru111 crH1eo ,.. k • } d t th "" ---.. "' •• CO#TltACT NO. ~, ... ,._c now, you re DOl near y said. "Honey, what a gar c an ose w1 n.. -klor., -MICI DHo 01 AU10caan•"""LUINT as miserable as you used surprise' .• She backed onions on hamburgers ,,.,. ... '9iofo .. necwted •lld de· TllMtMIMIOM-IN • . • 11-wl 10 llle llllW•l9'*S • wrlll.,. SAOt a-c to be... ore from him like he was Look ror the new signs Dleler9llOll of Oolevtt -Oemtftd .. "'°" a three-day.old dead to Stamp Out Bad ~.-J11.:0:':!•;.1~0~'..~~ AL.Ito wuu MANAGIMENT Take a minute to chicken and sa1d "Whal Breath ... THANK 1191\H wwsed U ICI Notlu Of -·----~ltCY.CAUllOllMfA make a Phone Call to Y 0 U F 0 R N 0 T OlfWt.,.., lilee11on to S.H to M re· ,,__,..ft,• a breath! You· d better an.ci "' llW ~,., _,. ,,.. ,..., n. _. '"''•• Nn111111ne .,., 1,,. someone in trouble. Find -i ethin d BREATIUNG ~1,ioc..t.a .... .,.....,...i,..1etv•MOllno•r teet the time to visit a (Mend uO som g · · ' an . 094•: 0.C.rtDr u. me o1 ~ ,..,.,.,..uca concreta p;119, Or a relatl. ve who 1•5 fast.'' Tni.111--•"" ~ t•-mt•Jlo<l IH!w. or • h d • T nnt Oof'nlleflv ,."'-a p1nt le men., 1111111 : $Io lonesome, An.ser some of Now tf l at oean t S .. , w10 Tnnlff, 1i-... 1 Of 21·lndl •11Hi...-om•nt those letters that have' take lhe hats and hqnu a, -~~i11 .. .wretnfllrced1>1.Kt1C been anting on the desk out of 8 birthday ~· · UPHOLSTERY P1A111~~1::.11&::~~11v PllOI, ;.:~'.~~ ~~"::,.;~~'..: ror Wee .. _. nothing will. Whllil Y• Ww OK.». ma . ..1an:2. •. m• H9 .w ,..~ p1.st1e mort., p1ge ~ The next scene was ................ -~ lllrlfl9.tt1Wr1tcr~uionm.1nend --.....,._. WOf1l H prc>VHMd in lllO Get organized. Clean one of joy. His bad 19 ... u........_-....... PtJBLIC NOTICE «*'llllll•endcOl'llr«tdoclllfl-'-t th b b th l I i h .... ..__...... 'llw ........ Of Gontrtd .,.., ~ 10 o u o s e u re a u rea n rem ss on. e c .... ....__,4 .. 11 u -----------• .,. ,_. ,,._,* *"-' '°' thO drawers and close ts. -~w~a!;S!_lk£.!i!SS!!inl!!J!;.£,ev~e~!,!O~n!!eLlln~~~~~~~~~~~!f.I •~NO. tMS.f1.UH "'''° ~ u11uent Tre111tn1n1011 M k I d HOTlttTOCll•OIT'CHISOfl' Mtll\,_.eclt-..C. a e up your m n •u1.KT1AAHSl"••.11Nool' iecflllldnwt111t.11ecomp.,.ledby• )'OU 're going to dO some •••••••••••••••••••••• IHT&NTION TO TIAAN5'EL ClffOtMd cflecll.. C#lffr's dMU.. or e good in the world _ • L. co" o 1. 1 c • • v E •" o 1 .....,., ~ ,.., .... 10 ,,,. .. u ... 8 1 HOUR llCEHSEISI WM« Meno.-menl Aeelocy, I" the Lord knows there's plen· ~'-•m-•101 u.c c ....,. o1""' ,.,, ,,,., ·l'en P•1cettt t f •tlh t AA...! d · • • /•....,.,.2407ll&P'I 110"1.I of tht emounl DiO. •l • Y o 1 a n~s omg. Not•<• ,, IWnlOy 9,,,.,, '""' • b111., ....,..,,.. -. ,,.111.,.,., "'" .,..'~ ,,.. Volunteer lo donate TENNIS LESSONS treMl tr ol penoMI pr-rty •nd • 11ta c.ontr«tll-*1GIN-r1<,- 1tan,1er of I-llct""ltl i. aoout lo fW'!ll9! .. N<ftW<Y boftch, -bot>d s o m e t i m e to t h e .,. m•M 11ar ttlttlNI -10rm .. ce ot ,,. _,. TM ne-111, Soc••' Securtly IM I tl'lK1 In.,, -...,., to°"' 14-A me rtcan Red Cross. , 12.SO ~··1 r .. H-..-me111noao-.., ~cao11 ,,..,., .. ,.. MW1Sra1 Call a home (or the aged dftu, end z1P ~ Nvmbtr. of ,,,. ...w. . .., • IKOfld .,_, • °'*-" Or a Children's hospi"tal. 1ren1ler0tht er!! "',..."' ol mettrlol, men, iona . M T I Cl b AAINS MIU . IHC .•• c.t!llONW• ·-"' ... ~ ._, lo One They need people young Costa esa enn s u Corooratton,.., Wt\I C.ln Strttl • ......,,.., Pert.en! l~I ot \M COi .. and old who will read to '°''•Mew. <A11fom1• .,,,, traa price 111.n ..-1 IN ,,.... °" iM 5 5 7 0 -The nemel'I So<1et Sec11<1h l0t I Ill-*,,......... fllr-funw....., b't it.. the patients and play • 21 I F..,., .. 1 r •• ~. -,,...111no ao-""""""· n. ..,·, -U\1111 a.. o ... ,...mes Md write lelteTS, <!<en, •nO llP•eoot N11rt1bfr, of lne 1y-.011ye..1>1_r_Mllllloc· r.u ClalMt ......... w..ei of......... l••M•••Ml•I •... • ..., .... -....CY. or just pop in and be -...,.. ,,, Y . FOOOS co . INC . • Tiw llld CllKk °' -Of,,... lUC• C h e e r f U l f 0 r CJ f C W CAMllornlo Corpl)rMlcwl. 117 \WU mr 4'llliflll wOI .. llltteilltd to WIG s1 ..... 1. CO\I• Mew. C•lltoml• <n•U """1nCY In t wt.II swcceuhll minutes. -----------------------! Tf\et tne P9nortel P<OlletlY 10 De llldlllf fell• Of',.. .... the lrortlfe<red It dttcr/Md 111 OlfMtel al ,..._ awltrllCI Of to fllPl119'~~ What I'm s aying is met•rl•I•, •llOOllU, mtr<hel\OIM, :::'~ic:1=:-lt--..'°' lhls-jf you Want to get •qwlf)ment, tori h"nllwrf!, fl•twro, ,_..., wlll lllf ac_..O lrom •Con- lh. t f th ~q11lpmen1. OOOdWill, ttat!tl'l•m•. ltectOt .... I• Ml llc.enMd Ill et• SOm e 1ng OU 0 e 1 .. MhOld & ·~-111 1•.edt' Of Ill.ti l>utl· tora nce •llll Ille provl&lons of New Year. you'd better nen "'10 ...... 8AllGAIH 81\&KF f OlelllM' OM•lofl J of 91111""• and put Something into il. •llll "11\ Sire.I, Proteu ioM Code ol lht Stal~ ol It's not the blondes who "'"• M ..... Co<i<tty of Ot•no<o. St••• al Cellfoml• •1'11 •P9llub1• 1001 °'" Cel1forn1• 91•11, IOQelller will\ Ille Cllfwl<itL have more fun -it's the 1041ow1"9d9K•1t1ee1•"-1<.,.••••9t un••• '"• P,.,,,,,.,., 0 1 '"• lltef\M h I (ltlltOnll• L.itbor Code, !fie OW-.ctot ol gt vers and the doers. Ol"F SAL! OEHEAAl LIOUOIA .. c:.-1-mo4 lftfllttrltll "'''"'°"' They are lhe happiest, L1CEHU. "'° 1110 10. -1•wto tot II#• ci.1orm1nto tnt 0<nt11lft11 ,.,. the.most f··"Uled and by ~Id o,.mtM\, IOr prem1,.• 1ot•1" •I .... for the i.c.llly 111 ... l<l'I '"' UM • •-• -~'-_,.It IO M --~ en4 1 ... All .. far the most lnleresting r11e1 ,,,. '°"" ~IWr.ttion,., 111e ....,. .. .......,. Ae911CfMu~.,.. I ~ 11'911 ... r ef MIO....._, n flt NI If 111f _,..,,..llllt , .. ., •Pt. A peop e in the world. Just 11e11-m 1 • ._ ,_ °' ut~oo. 1~ .., • ._ ,,_i1111t ,.._ -Oft look around and you'JJ c111••ne '"••1110,, •1Ur11e1t.i •• 111e • .. ..._ .. u. ~v. Tiit See W"'at 1 mean'. • ~ 11eo,~.oo, wri1c11 <Oii•'••• .. ,,.. •• ....,"9f9Ct,....,•i.• .. ,_.. ·~ NM ... "'9: ......... ,......_ ........ kl .... II o .. c,... A-.. ._...., ....., .. tft ... .,._....._ C.Jlt_... ..,.., """'""' ,..., .... 1n,... 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Christmas Sale Save up to 403 ~--,..,.,""' .... ~ r-. ••"" 0t~1tJJ lllfllfl'I ..... .,. •-1111111•1\M OMIOlltd l!IGUQll ,_, nlllllftO tel -50 WCCl"Wul ytlrt -.... ~"' M<Olt<t '° ,,.... .., ..,.. ... """~ -...._.,.._. ...... et ,ftNO( HA'I' -lM --llf't ~ I" tlw ....._ al(IOW C:0-1' .. ~1 w. tlfl It., ~-_... 1..u .., ........ ~ CllllferllU tOOO$. "' Ot •f"" 0.-.. --.... ..,.Ion, J.-y n. ""· . -ii.,..-.-.::=--.,."-"''· All .. ,_, ...... ,._ 11M tid-•t Drlw , lrvlrto, 4lfttMt _....,,._tr~l •It ai--. -IR .. efflce of .. ., .. on selected Christmas items. This is Roger's top quality merchandise but we don't have room to store It .. SaJ,e cide 1/7119 Sl.wtllW ................. .., Cllll-.w • .....,ct11M1•• .. ,, .. .,. k.lllSJO! • tllt ldloot lllktfltl ,... ORANGE COUNTY l TOWN Ii OOUNT'R't' -OMHQ£ (714)547·8228 DAILY PILOT 842-5678 WW..,...... ....... ·~ .. -• ' = CllfllW~.., Quell totr-'-(0, M ;llOM, -=a::_..::::: ,._ .. .._ .. et(,..."°*' ... ,. -"',.,.. '"" ... 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Air -cond .• full y landscaped, auto. sprinklers. luxury cplng. Mirrored wardrobes, beaut. liaht fixtures. 3 BR. fam rm & formal Olt Security area. Ry app'l. • W1SUY tl TAYLOR CO .. liALTORS 2111 s. JHqMIR Hih lo.cl HIWPORT CIHTH. ....... '44-49 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EQUAL HOUSING SPICTACUUR C..YllW M~a.-tlOR! Owbtr will financ• on ln· atallment aaJ.e, 9~'k in· tere&t,· 3 bdtms., a baths . 1-leve : lar&e corner lol. Bay & ~an view, with sunsets ,s,u~~e. New ~r $2.)l"vvv on fee OPPORTUNITY ~ .......... Noffu: All ~al eslate advertised oo aw TY in tJus newspaper LS sul>- Jlrt to I.be Federal Fair Housing Act o f 1968 61).7300 which makes 1t illegal to • • ~ , ... _ .. ,,... advertise "any pre ~--------· rercMe. llmitallon. or --------- "AXER" discrhrunauon based on race, color{ re~~1on, sex, or nat.iona ongin. or an SJJ °"O intentlon to make an) .,., such preference. limlta Cute 2 B~ w /Crpl <' tJon, °' discn minallon " Owner will finance No loan fees/no quaUCytng. This oewspaper will not Will sell fa st! Hurry· knowl.nf I~ i.ccepl any 645-722l advert 11ng for real , =~.>:\~'!." ln ..... 9 ~ allOIS: Adverlf1ers -:21~ ...., dwell IMfr ods Wntclff Realty ~ ~.1'9pori. ::.1-------·-· -l.t.ty. ,.,. SZ50010HUS DAILY PILOT aHUMts TO BUYER. Sparkhnl( a.Mltyforttwflntht-POOi. specious 4 BR. tn cornd lnHrffofl ORiy. level, bordering park • with bridal path, com muter close to Lo-. Anaeles. Ofrered for Sl08~---.... r::m-..- $68.000 31DRM Lvly, pride of ownen;h1p home in desirable rt' sldenllal uea. Huice park like backy rd Terms availabl t> 646-7711. STOP!! (~IWOl!!Jl$14) Take time to relax <lml ahop at home It'!> simple with Dally Pilot Classified Ads. 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AIM.TSOHLY OMLYS41,to0 I Rcl'Y. 2 bedroom t"Onda Ul lieC\&11ty a~. Nctar South COUl Pina •vu Pf' ... lmmrdlah. ~""'>' l h&rry, lalH .ctvantlite Call &4tl 4.f n W-0.Wll OMLY Sll.toOll bJ"p 3 bdrm c-andn Abftc»t new ,.,,,.._ · v.1 bll\Jy 4'• pat1n ldul atart.w home or ~ood tn vestment Phon" now bl(ore Ila told I I ~ M&l ~ Walker t: lt!tt YOU WANT fTl WI HAVI m ... WPOIT llACH 1 • <'rl' l<Jl IS25.000 Oce nf ront duplt!'X 1385,000 Ua~f ront dupl x 1265. 3 plu<• I $120,000 Ml A VHDI .t pJu, J~>I & J C'unl $97,WO 4 t•lus r.101 rm $116.~ COSTA WUA 13 Untlit $S4(),()00 4 plu ram rm S11S.SOO Jplu lam. r m sm.~ 4 plu: f nm rm $90.000 2 plu.-. tort $72,900 ~TOM llACH 4 plUA ram rm $113,950 M~ ny many more c II for d t 1ls 646-7 171 CIMTIAL MIWPOlT ' DWllX Xlnt local.loo ln too blk • nmtfd 1ummt1r/wlfll~r. """th xlnt reotlil h&al1>ry :; Bdrms down . t bdrm \.\I> ..Dbl. garaae & you own the land. lor onl> St:ie.000 sr.t.366) 6'7S ~m t; Vtt associated 8~)flfW:, Uff\,l'•1Lt;, 111;• ~ til u•t J '•' "'' t MESA WOODS IONUS Lvly 4 bdrm. 2 :1 tory home w/lge bonu:. rm fmly rm & frml din r m Pool sized l~~thedral cehnga. Low n~e~~ story m Mesa · s . t only $124.900, ll w11l c fast! M5-9491 \ GOV.A. NEWPORT HEIGHTS. 4 BR .. 2 baths, large yard . Schools close S00,900 400l~* Faff JM C.Md'€!?a GIANT FIXER Abandon e d ! Needs work! 16x32' swlmmm~ pool! Locatt'd on quiet r11l-de·sac. VA term:.• Hurry! Cail: 645-0303 FORESTE OLSON r•• '"' .... ,, .. , ~·c--c-___ COM CHARMER South of H ighway . delightful 2 bed room home on R·2 lot. room for 2nd wut. Quaint char m . PETE BARRETT REALTY 642-5200 RENTERS!! ls your rent going up & out ol site! We can hPlp you out of renters rut! Affordable housing ! Don't wail ! Call : 645·0303 FORESTE OLSON '• ....... . •U9UIDATIOM * •6VAHOMES• Investor LIQwdaUng Homes in COLLEGE PARK and MESA DEL MAR HURRY-They are In of newporl REALTORS 675-5511 JASMINE CREBC: In the heart of COf"OIMI del Mer. A beautfful, pnstiqlous way of life. Pri•ah. gat.cl entry, 24 hr 9"1'd Mnlu, pool, jocami, ..,... courts .ct c hllbhouse. • • * * • ' AVAIL.AILE HOW RARE PLAN 3: Herd to fleCl-smgie le•~. l MclrooM. kinJe fCllftily rooft\ be•lhly carpeted GRd draped. Awtomatic tpriNden. It's own joami GRd spacious patios with a touch of OCNft •lew. $244.500. · COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mer 675-5511 OCEANFRONT PENTHOUSE North Laguna Bcc.t ch's finest loca· lions. Extremely ~pac1ous with s pec- tacular oce<th view. About 3000 sq. fl of luxury. 2 new ·huge pa tio decks & pri vate elevator Offer a reasona ble down payme nt & sellt'1" will carry e n- tire ba la nce <with no ll·nti e r pro· blems) Ask mg $395,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 29 I 9 NEWPORT ll•d. corner 30tta llB>ROOM IARHARIOR With view In charming gated Sea view. 2107 Yacht Grayhng $279,900 ~ ll4'i..ll lU \ll \ ' , ' \ :~111 Cm! H•t Co ••1 de· llh1 OUR ENTIRE STAFF WISHES YOU THE HAPPIEST OF HOLIDAY 642·5678 '1'i ~ CHEER --:t 540-3666 >t- ~ ltood ahape and WON'T .. ---------------LASl' LONG. SOdeW'ftto•eh ~KFOR 111 McriOfto AC)Ht l4J-0100 OCIAMFttOMTSI HAw.tMIWYUR! Fat.htr Time Is on your alcl! ll you •Li now I Your choice of 2 &s t·bdrm. dupiex. $375,000! Or. 2 &s 2 bdrm. dupl«. ~.000! Or. 2 bdrm. house. S37S,000 .... ..,""°ft. letllten * 675-7060 * 4 yr old, l br, 1i,,ba. S a c rament o are a hom..a •• ndsepd w 11& oak er... ~t.ul hut & air Dbl car au.ached a•reae $58,!i(J().~· Whether you're buy na or aelllna. C lau lfled •d· wrtialnl will 1tet your meeaqe to U'w' rl«hl peo. pie CIUToday ~71 THE WAVES ECHO llHIMD Ml. PATllHCl-FAITH-OPIHMISS, IS WHAT THE S!A HAS TO TEACH. SIMPLICITY • SOLITUDE • IMTERMITTEMCY ••• IUT 1lBE ARI OTHH llACHIS TO EXPLORE. THiii All MORI Sta.1.S TO FtMD. THIS IS OML Y ntE llGIMMIMQ.. UMCtO REAL IST ATI IMVITll YOU TO EXPLOal OUR llACHIS IM 1979. Lingo Ru!Emm ' LIDO ISLE Huy vu.•w from 2 potio dvcks enha nces ruir.tom s pa<·1ous 5 bdrm . '1 bath trudltlonul home. like new Ideal for ... l'nkrtJlning $500.000 OCIAMFROHT Quoltty eraftsm anship in maho". trim & o..ak flOOl'I M.'l S off thtS la~mark . 4 UR. 3 bu. homt• m Cinest location. fo:~tublished trees & towns 1475.000 l•CK IAY l"lne •1 bdrm .. 21.<!· b .. th famil y home on flUlet t ul de ~uc Oversized pool. pluyhoubC'. storai:e $169,000. Term~. IAYFROMT Sevttral fine bayfront homch wlth pie r & slip AVALON Wl'll c..-Onstructed. 3 DR. 1 ba. oak floor. pa rtia l baseme nt. conc r et e foundation. Flats area. $120.000-f'ee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR l-1 I K"Y""'' ll• •II•' N 8 6/';) h161 DOWN WHERE THE TRADEWIHDS ILOW ... In beautiful Baycres t is t his lven W.ells designed 4 bedroom. 3 bath home on fee simple la nd. Some of the features: 2700 sq . rt., large m ast e r s uite, formal dining r oom . lovely landscaping. Price. $230.000. PALERMO FEE Bea utiful four bed room P alermo on fee la nd. Expensive beige carpeting. ceramic tiles in kitchen. fo)ler , bar a nd powder room . For~ntertaining : a gazebo. jacuzzi a nd covered patio . On a greenbelt and close to the pool for only $205.999. Fee! U~IVUf li()Ml:S REAL TORS', 675 6000 2443 East Coast H1qhway. Corona d1•l M.ir Jl!tO fll MusJ V1•rfll' .••• b4b !.>990 lf~S1 Tf~l M!e!1 4SO NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-0811 NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS! " .a n investme nt in r eal est.ate ~hould be at the top of your ltst - especially in a fast growing a rea s uc h as Newport Harbor . In our 30 years of !:ierving this area. we have he lped many clients become independently wealthy ... perhaps we can help you. As Will Rogers s a id. "buy RE:AL ESTAT E because they <.iin't goin g to make anymore of it " HAPPY NEW YEAR! D!!rz rf~J mten 450 NEWPORT. CENTER E>RIVE 759·0811 file~~!~ FAIULOUS llG CAN YOH EST ATE _ O assic Country E nglis h home on 2nd fairw~. adj acent to park. Four be droom & m a id 's , inc luding master s uite with fire place a nd study. Living r oom, library, formal dinin~. huge ramily room and coun· try kitchen, sepa r ate family sitting r oom in c hil d r e n 's wing . 4 Fireplaces, 2 staircases: under con- struction for s pring occupa ncy. $995,000 fee la nd. A COUMIU. IN«m CO. 644-9080 211t 1AH JOAQUIN HllU RO. IN NEWPORT caNT0 cae: IBDBll ILlllS CD. OVER ~O YEARS OF SERVICE DOMT MISS THIS Best Bu)\. In Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm. + Fam. lW<>m In Great Location~ Near Schools. A Little Redecorating Will Make This A Super House. $79,900. tt 's A Super Buy. SUPERI DUPLEX On Capistrano Beach. Each Unit Has 3 BR + fi replace. Wonderful Location With S eclus ion And Leis ure On The Sand Midway Between L.A. And San Dlego. Come lnsp cct This Gorgeous Smo1t-Frcc & Te mper utc Locale $750,000 • Ill ~~:.~~~~·····J~=~=::~~.~ ........ ~!!!.~~~ ........ ~!.~~~ ....... . G~ IOOJG..,... 1002 G......e 1002 G11ic1.. IOOJ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• /)ele /Jal'l-eff Jea/J'J pr~jen/j ONCE IN A LIFETIME DO VEA SHORES Your chuncc..· for th1i, ~upcrb v1c.•w & lo<'ation on fee land! . Just ~ll'PS lo private beach. Walled courtyard entry leads into this quality hom e with the fi nc:;;t a ppointments 3 lovely bedrooms with master sulll' e njoying the fabuloui, view. big family room & kitchen combine for happy l ivtnl? & entertc.i 1n 1n~. Ma ke a n appointment to see this unique home . - ONCE IN A LIFBIME HALF ACRE IH NEWPORT -With excellent Back Bay view~ Custom 4 bedroom home with many plusses for the ::ictivc family : Large cement area for boats. camper. games & acti vities. Located on c ul-de s ac -Ideal for child ren. Of course. la rge garden a re;.i & much more! Call for a ppaintme nt to see this one·of-a-kind home. ONCE IN A Uftf IME WES'tCLIFF WIHMER -Just lake wa lking in t o ti model h o m e! Complete ly upda ted with beautiful carpets & fl ooring. papers & dra pes & built-ins . 4 bedrooms & dining room or 3 bedrooms. de n & d ining room - private courtyard entry -easy care yard. ('lcctric gar age door. Ma ny acl v-,rnlages m central IOC'alion. Owner transfe rred & readv to move. S169.000. ---··A 642-s200 INCOME PROPERTY IM LAGUMA BEACH J.lapp'J new '/jearl MAKE .YOUR 1979 RESOLUTION TO CALL AND SEE: HAST1HGS Is CO. IN THI IWffS 306 AVENIOA CUMBR E. 3 bdrms .. 214.! baths. den. fantastic bay view ! $182.000 2195 VISTA ENTRADA. 3 ~rms .• 2'1'll baths~ outst anding gret•nbelt view ! $169.900 HASTINGS & CO. IH WOODSTalAM 345 UNlVERSITY. L·I: 3 harms., 2 baths: fa mily rm .. formal dining rm .. upgraded townhome. $104 .000 HASTINGS & CO. IH MESA VEIDE 2078 FLAMINGO DR .. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths. 3 car gar age; la rge fenced lot. $122,000 HASTIMGS & CO. IH MEWPOltT CREST 18 TRIBUTE COURT. 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. outstanding buy at $110.000. ESLEY N 1\.YLOR CO. REALTORS ~11 wt· 1 H4t> ST ART THE MEW YEAR with a lovely new home ! Call us to see this unus u a ll y beautiful n ear -new "Nant ucket" m ode l in Seaview on a fant astic VIEW site . Sec t he l'ity lights. ocea n. Cata lina! Customized w/luxury c ptng. drape rie s . choice wallpapers, e tc. 2 Bf\ & conv. den. Security area, pool & tennis. $278,000 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO •• REALTORS 21 11 Smt Joaquin Hi111 Road NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-49 l 0 -Clow in lot with great •iewt. AIMOd 11:;;;;iiiiiiiii;;;~ ..... -. I 0 000 Ml· ft. on a wooded 1lope and •otted J.4. OWMr 11 moti•ated and will contlder hnN. Doft•t wait ••. S 115,000 497-333 I ISTTIME JUSTUSTED! Fabulous view home in exclusive Harbor View HJlls. Over 200 fool view rrontaf,?e . 4 Bdrm + famJly room & formal d i n· 1 n g r o o m Transferred owner has priced lo sell al $269.000. ! 673-4400 HARBOR ls It Possible? OLD CORONA DE L MAR 4,000sq rt. Yes!!! Triple A. double wide lot JUSt oH ocean Hlvd. Formal bving rm -+ £amily rm w/wet bar. 5 large bedrms. each with it's own b•th 3 secluded pnvate patios Spiral st.airca se leading l o 2nd level 4 car enclosed gar age All this under one roof on com er for your help tn 1978 and havt.> a H A P P Y . f1 f: A L T tr Y a n d PROSPE ROUS 197!J . W•terfront Home• S•li•bury Re•lty lot. Don't let th1S one get ... -'IO:::::~.-tr away! Call 673--8550 OffN Ill II• II\ 11./f• l()~I t11(1 • _"_··r_h_:~._1:_~',_'l~-~~-~_:'._~1_c:_o_ [ e lfi~id LIDO REAL 673-7300 A D1v1s1on of Red Hill Realty Lido Realty has served the harbor area since 1953. Lido's professional sta ff is ready to help you with your real estate needs. Call anytime ! RESIDEHTIAL-WATERFROHT VACATIOM-&.EASIS UDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido. H•wport leach '73-7300 A Dl..W-Of l.d Hll..., macnab I Irvine realty IXTltAOIDIMARY. . . High <.·eilings ! Larg e r oom s ! Fre nch doors! Circ ular driveway! A marvelous custom home for en- tertaining w/ove rs ize family rm w/lg. fplc -form a l dming rm -3 BRS. Dover Shores Area at $270,500 fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (K·48) IXCLUSIVI IN llG CAHYOM 1st time offered. Developer's own hom~ offers 4 BRs. 2~ baths beautifully apJ)Ointed w /teak entry, ~1gncr papers, be amed ceilings, rur-cond., pool, plus one of the finest views of l(olf course & city li ghts! $575.000. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. <K·49J .. ·. c;:;sELECT I PROPERTIES HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT SELECT PROPERTIES .l1m rrrr11ma11 l't'll' Violt(I P.11 Hl :11r' Mina Avis l.\>n Ar.uh lll·rk v Rrookc; Pal Brady llt•lly ChUf'll>t'I Fl-.:1 c; al!rtt.1 l.aur;:1 fonnollv C-11rl Gl:t'lj!ow !Dottie Evans Don lacobom ~:<t 1:1asi:m' t.vn Jenmnj!" f"lo (; rrv '.\l:rr v /\nn Ma,rwro Fri (;11arrwr.1 Le8MtUer '.\larrlvn llui:hr·' IMI Oc>,tcrrt'1r h /\nnl' Mr {';i~l;inrl !lob Pnrkt•r Sallv Hout Jr rry Smith Hn·nda \Vheelt>r 01C'k Whrll• :'olcv. port B1•;11•h I 'n~I :r M !"•U "2:'12 S I-' Hm1111I :11:111 1 l:rrhm c;:;sELECT I PROPERTIES Happy New Year from />tit' & Mnrllia Hom?ll Mor & ltl'llle Adnnn /,1.c Ueazltv Pool Hl"fon" Miki' /llokt• Dt>Qn Urad/ord Jtm & l..0.1 Hndg1·~ .S1t•t1" /lnd111•s Duruth11 llurtmi f:ltrtlJ CtJU41ll/111 Elotne Ocimond 61l1rn OfnWiddll' t.t o "!10 r.i Du/ I t11 Anni GallOfl G~ L.f,llUI C<Jrlancl Mono Ciann1m Bill Ii I/elm Cold Tom llallftt Cllrt llttbnt• Ktn Knight Pot l.Htl'T' Jim Morot.11'11 l>lck Afc~I Clf'llnO M((]f'Od11 ' c:o1I Mc/nn1, '\h1rlr11 M1elltlmor" .lud11 M1trhl'll Jtrry O'Btlrn /,1nd 0 ()t?f h Btlty POl(nC Ann Pell"• Larry P/i.tn ('or/ Rt1rihart .loon Hitter n Hou nda SIOUQhltr J11on Sutlr11 Dor1r-Tumo1 Ltorb<lro Van Jrm Vllltr3 ·. . . .. . ' C4 DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ........... ,.. Fors. ..... ,.. C:....Mrie 1024 .•••••.......•.••••.••. ••..•..........••.•••• ···················!•1! ...................... . ~ ............ !~.~~ ~~~~ .... !~.~~ ~-~~ ....... ~~-~-~!~ ...... ~-~~~~~ .•. G ... ,.. too .... ,.. tOOJ .... ,.. ton ....................... ....................... ....................... . MOUNTAIN 6 ... ...,..,. •eca I 069 ._ ....... rty 2000 C... .. M.-3J22 ... , YllW OCIAM V11W ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• U,..IC>UI: li()Mf:S REAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 East Coast Higp>Yav. Corona def Mar di~ in M1•sa ~l·rctc. ;11 546 5990 GREAT RMAMCIMG Beaut xtra lg 3br condo Frplc. Pool, Jae. One yr new. Seller wall finance. !179-5.1'7 0. ALLSTATE REALTORS CUTE HOUSE OHR·2LOT East.side, Costa Mesa. 3 bedrm charmer. Formal llving rm w/real wood burning fireplace. Love- ly remodeled kitchen w/cuatom cabinets & pass Lhru window to din· mg area. Added on Cami· Jy rm. Converted garage may be used for lge game rm. All this at an --------• affordable price. 673-8550 FAMILY FIXER V'fN ,,, Q . JI~ IUI• ll}/J N< I' ~~iu:e·~=~8~ [ '8 lff &It~! ()pen patio• Bag savings• '-,,,,"'~::J,;::c~-~-~-~-~-!t!"·~~~· Can •t last' CaU 64S-0303 ..! FREE ... 11: Macnab -Irv me SHCIALl UDUCID $15,0001! One week only! Hurry! 3 Bdrm&., 2 ba., Newpor1 Height& home on large. wooded lot in nlct Jura· tion. Very special (or ONLY$114,SOO! (K·39a) Alssa Wayne642-8235 BAY& BEACH NEWPORT CTR. DR. " S.1t STONE'S THROW .. lO lhe beach from ~s lovely duplex; 4 bdrms. & 2 bdrms., With 4 baths, on 46th Street, NewPort Beach. It haa many plus ·reatures with flexible financing, even sales contract. A great renul area. Only $187,500! ~"~ HERITAGE R E.ALT ORS $64,500: fu~~l: ~~~ Condo In Dana Point DECUTIVI 76 UMITS BR. l ~bathbome.2ur Tennla courta. Jacuszl. EST .a.Tl ...,... •deck. '450/mo . • lake San J<Jaqulo poot Al.moll new a bdrm "" lyOWMER Waterfront Homo modt'l. top condo In unit. DtM:k, apaclou•. Located on a l1e green· Low rent Ttikc: over 9.._.."'" SSM400 n..ncho San Jo.q'wn 2 blt.lll 1alore. Xlnt value beltw/privat•pe>0t ·41&• loan. No vacanrles •---------Br &t den. formal dln!n1. at 181.SOC> bdrtns. frml din rm. fmly Property loc:uled 1u HM!> Br home, adu.la, DO peta. "'t't bar. frpk, •i.o. to 4tJ.t4t4 4t5-SZ20 rm. 2 at.one frplca. A Wat 2nd St. Rialto. carage 1ardoner. U25 POOi • Jar Like new _ ... ••tl l"'AIOIO cholc:e Broadmoor ti CAU 142-1676 mo.6'7$-1'2SI f 1AP1tadei. 11'5.000. Ca II ..,..,._., • .,. home rttlwly offered at ror tnro Bkrs welcome 752-110te>f'T~0392 ·~ 1 .. b• ........ ••-. b'~L '2e.OOO 759.1501 . Uke rtiew 3Br Broadmoor ., ,......_ ""'a 1 d 1 Sea view homo. View. waJ . fplc. 10% down. ( 1flml \II , __ 1 t~·r utptoex!~ h 1ecurlty • prlv•cu, •• ll00.-....779. . -3.~)fijl~li:{il u..,; .. ,.y rou udXC l0501mo.0wner...,..•~..:. --down In a pkg .•-----.:.......:•;.....:..,•.._.:...:..:..:_ LagunaNl~~I Realty • L.4JCIPARK ~All.A.MO MOOR 4 Bdrms. den. 2~ baths. wet bar, g~ WUl· dow. parquet floors. comm. pool. wading pool & JacUU.1. Clote lo 40 acre lake & park . $W,000. 4tJ.t4t4 4tS-SUO 4''-241 J a10.soso MON41CHIAY Ru.I &tat.e 213/llM·a:IOO 3 BR. 3 ba, frple. bltna. SACRU<'ICE MACH FIXIR utU!tt room. '6.'>0 Mo., Beaut 4BR. pool, spa. lae S 11 S.000. y.,-. Agent 6"1S·.5830 yard. Xlnurea. $142,500. San Cler(Mmt. Tn·Plex. ,._..._ 6'1W311Act. prlcedt.o&ell -.Meta 1224 Weil located 2· 1 l . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BERTitAllENRV Brand new 3br. 2~ba, REALTORS frplc. Obi garw, pool & 21.s Del Mar 492.41 21 jacum. s mln to bdl. Yr- 7 11...alTcr ,..M ly &eue. No peta. ~. _.. -• Ml-91S'l lm.9543. Beaut. new bu1ld1 n R. --------- F\Apl.ces. xlnt location. 3 bdrm. Z ba. Larwe yard. TSLlnvmts 642-1603 No pets. Avail Jan. 10. Call all ' MS 9111-3636 lllA.ICIVIH 2 199 Meyer. Near I Pio DOWM Harbor/ Victoria -----'----' Popular~ TEN· For Sa.le by Ownr/Agt. 4 NlS AREA. Nicely l\r 2 Ba. newly re -landscapedandlovelyin· modeled ~ In 8nme terior. Adult occupied. 4 Npt Hgts. area. A new Bdrms .. 2i,., ba. Be sure kitchen & carpetina t.o see this before decld· thruooL 6~% anumabk! ing on anyUung elae. VA loan. $94,900. 548-8038 TlllACE Laree 4 bdrm . 3 bath hocbe on a lo~ly cul-de· sac. Outat.aodine pool & outdoor entertainment area. Light & airy. $26S.OOO MOHARCHIAY OPINHOUSE D.uy 1·4 219 Via San R..., 4-Plex & Snal Family. 3 bdrm. lrg. fenced yard. Assum•. Sellu will Dnve by 2039 NaUonal. carry p;iper. Mnamt S395 per. mo. lat. avad. A1ent. Gary D. la.st+SlOO Children pets Bosler OK C.11133-9305 9&G"'388 Of' ~2498 Pnnclpala only New 2tc3 bdrm, rrplc. ----'----'----bltns, 2 car garage. $450 $18,500 • up. 64.S-5637. PER UMIT 3 BDRM, 2112 BATHS Raise your (amity where SSS,500 PER tbelr ~ayground Is the IUILDtMG AVY4GE twnhse. S. Cat Plaza area. refri&, W ID, air. gar opnr, 1550 mo. 53&-41n6evg; 831 ·2386 dys $5000 DOWN beacn. This wood 0.-Sodr'-Two tri-plexes & one 4. Asaume balance or sbln&led home, on a ~WriJ plex with 6 two bedroom1•-------- S141.000 at $1380 mo. large comer lot. has 4 UHITB> IROKERS & 4 OQe bed.room apts. an 3 Br. 2 ba. family room. Mesa Verde, 4 Br, 2 Ba, ~:a~~dd~~mra,~r'l~ ~~~6~7~5-~5~6~2~6~~ e xrellant area o r rrplc. covered patio. JJOO', Jacuw. oo quality. pool. Gate guarded _ R1vers1de. Wall ex· C1oae to park, shopping. Ing, vacant. 7S4·6Sl9 private community • HOME+ •n. change! $185.000 Total. etc. Avail lmmed. IMO ~000 ~ 7SZ-l920 per mo. Cell 1be Real ==· r~c:wt.i1;1.1;5•111:1~11;•. ~~-~:i~+*-~~ ,.PQLAUACILE :::~:~·E·a~e. CF.utakle Cotta w~a> 3 il'ooarebsay P'iau 1225,000. Appt only 215 St. f The staff of RED HILL La(WlaNlguel Andrews Rd . Agt PROPBTIES"' gar. 'ncd patio. M"trried Enallsh Tucjor 2&3 Br REALTY exten·ds our 496-7ll2 131-0136 _540-0ID_______ IO,.Tltl:JOP.M.t couple.nopeta.846-l078 split level, 2&3 car wishes to You for a most CUS..,.OM HOME E.ASrSIDE clean. cute gar are . r r p I cs . happy and prosperous _.......________ '1 catta1e t •~bdrm. sep. microwaves, greenl!puse newyear. Meww/Oc.-V• LASrOF7 LohforS. 2200 gar. med baclt yrd. windows. pool, s pa. BeslbuY ln Monatth 4 Br. 3 Ba, master bdrm ••••-••••••••••••••••• Child. pet OK. $400. TENNIScourt.s. BayTerra~ retreat. 2 frplcs, formal Wall trade 3 sub-<hvided 673-4406 From$89,9150 $325,000 <GJ> dlrung. 3 car garage. ap-lots Las Vegu for rash --------64&-00Stor955-l920 prox. :.l(J() SQ. ft. 2297 La sailboat. car diamonds' 2br. lba dplx. BRAND Developed by afi~ Linda Court. Sl89,SOO. etc 67s..76'7 • • NEW Cpta & Drps. Nr Woodtree Dev. Co. Owner/ Agent. 552·"894: · &tana.a HS. 839-4945 642·2164 or 6'13-0'182 Will trade 2~ resort acres Mesa Verde 4 bdrm. 2 ba. ---------on lake in Elco, Nevada 2BR 2ba condo. A/C, util crpts, R.V. parking. UMtVStSTITY R E A l T Y for rash. sailboat. car. incl. Bool. Jae. etc. Nr SC ElBOW ROOM 2 paUos, large yard. Nice p.a. nK 640-6259 Other Real &tote diamonds. gold. etc. PI a ia . S 4 3 0 I mo . area. Flnanre flex. ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• ~7687 Zl3/J29.9392ev. 751 """°" b A t Outstanding buy. Extra i...t..-.L.n... u-.. in the popular WOOD· ...._. Y PP · sharp Baylor Model . end Mlwporl INctt I 069 -~• 0 Mesa Verde, e 2 ea BRIDGE area. end unit • ·--------· lno be ••••••••••••••••••••••• For SM 11 0 u-....a.-1-D dr r new condo with 2 bedrms. & 1 • wul on .Jll . r green It. ••-••••••••••••••••••• .._...--. eMft, carpet/ ape!J. S550 mo. 21t\t baths; up~raded HAWY MEW YEAR Good landscaping · Resort 2400 Roy. 898-21641or 968-9332 wrought iron fence · LOVaYUDO ~·uHOME .. ••••••••••••••••••••• eves. caryeUng & llle. roper· r~" -·'ftt wallpallpe home · 56' ~ ---------ty IS new & very sharp! $61,500. e'i:"~.g~;age do~~ lol. AC:,i:/!:~~t.ory IMFORMATIOM ldyUwtld moontam cabin Mesa Verde 3 br. 2 ba, ~ t!~resh i~f~ping FHA .... VA opener. Buyer's choiceol 3Bdrm. fam nn home. Rent. option to buy info. ~m~nacSso ~0~~:; ~! decorated home. one. · 3 Bedrooms. large yard, lender. For the price · charmingly decorated repo's, I~ assumption &x S71.ld U~ald 92349 ~oU>C t.o st.otts & schools. quiet cul..Ue-sac. 6'S·9161 this is one that you with country French etc. Eaay fi.n81lce 0 .A.C. Y l'WlO. mo. 870-6347 · BAY& BEACH : OPEN HOUSf should take a long look at kitchen. oalt floors. 9olfices. Radfstat. E 'd • 3 bedrooms · 2\.'oi baths fireside, formal dining, Mobile HCN9w Store WCllftd 2900 astsi e 2 Br house for only $90.500 stained and leaded w1tb Westminster 848""8895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/lrpk. patJo. Mults. n~ glass windows and warm W. Anaheim 761·1442 PAY CASH IH ~19s390. 646'6789 • natural wood tones tbru· Anaheim 956-1011 AR.ASH FORESTE OLSON . bst or VA homes. lOO's 4fiCI NEWPORT CTR. OR. REALTY ;,;!' red hill~ .. 552-7500 out PLUS Santa An~ SS4· 7070 For houses. lot.is. unals. L g 3 8 r 2 Ya 8 a •E~.An~abeim~~~~956-4500~~~ Scol1ReaJty536-7533 townhomH. frp~. wet to choose from. Some 7§9.mtl With N6 DOWN/NO ________ j _______ _ A large pool size south .:; ---------• bar. Cam rm, gardener • patio. . S62S-f650. 207 Knox St ...... ,.. ·"'•11t11' ~~II ror your llst O..Polnt 1026 L.Gl)lllMlleodt 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• $295,000 for appt. to lff C411U4-721 I Mobile Home furn or un· ._.. <corner Oranae Ave>. furn. Across street ~P· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·1388or U > 756-2908 pUlg & buses. S8SOO (arm. ttc.in Fw Mshed R&f'T Till YOURS :1 & 4 Bdrm available. Call today rordetaals. MULH!ARM R~Re«Jlst« 754-7100 Wntdff Realty Have something to sell r Clas8 Classlfied ads do it well. lfied Ads .. ~~ NEW YEA.ll'S SPECIAL BAYFRONT HOME. LARGE SLIP r'EE LAND BAYFRONT HOME. LARGE SLIP FEE LAND BAYFRONTHOME, LARGE SLIP FEE LAND BALBOA PENINSULA $750,000 • COUMILL. IAM'lf co. 644·9060 macnab I Irvine raaltg May tlle New Y• llrinl pace ti liYI nl gmr in faia & Im & ~31'11111J. Aid for . the 24th year may we ,erse•ly tlsanl •r Wllerfal f riands in Newport Hmor, lnine nl all of Oranp Cmty for a tremendous year. ·' JOHH MA.CHAI Staff & Alsoclatn TAKE ADV AMT AGE Pri()ed to aell at only $69,900. This 3 bdrm home reature:1 ne w carpets and a large lot loaded wath many fruit trees. For more detaala call~ ~'A-~ HERITAGE CASH OUT ! ! DU .. !EV '!bat's what the owner * r-...-A * says. Today Is not soon Ckean side of hwy. level enough for a sale. JBr. lot. easy access to beach. den, 2~ ba Townbou.&e. Needs paint. minor re· Fantastic ocean and pa.in; ideal for home &c harbor vtew. Bring your income. Hurry, only beat offer today. ==Realty 494-0731 ~less than com· per able.# properties and BE.5T VIEW of ~NIG(L OAIL:[Y & A55UCIATE5 $5000 On 6'&2-Z750. 548-4758 ....................... Eastslde 1917·8 Fullerton. Mobile Home furnished or ~ lslaRd 3106 2 br dptx. Nice ~ncd yd. lmf · bed $8500 Xlnt -••••••••••••••••••••• Small pet, cha Id ok. loca~~2570 . BAYFRONT 2BR. 2 ba. Oean.642-0857$3.Wmo. ·123 E. Bayfront. S69S. 3 Br. J .... ba condo, nu Acrtepfor5* 1200 Herb2Ut 473-3577days. crpts. noon. Nr. So. Csl ....................... lcllloaPe • illlo 3107 Piasa •. encl. garage. I 0 ACRES .... ••••••••••••••••••• Pool. kids play area. No ~ pets. ~. Avail. Jan. 6. .....__ n .. _._ --.on term lse. Feb. tst. t.o 64().2JSS. ass u m e 8 % l o a n • Laguna coasUine Crom tiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiial $108,500. 1t470. l b i s s p e c t a c u I a r K.R. PROPERTIES Jbdr/studlo contem· Big• bdrm. 2 ba, home' • • REALTORS •wu xer upper .,,,....es, Jime tst. Beautiful weltNr-------- many buildings. City city furnished beach cott.afe· Verde condo, 2 Br. water, huge oak trees, frplc private pat o. Siii gar. pool privUeges. off paved roads. Can be 833-7161549-511 l mo t.o mo $350. I.st " Last 10061 ___ 4_9_J._9_Jl_I___ porarybomeoverlooldng W/pool, Jae .• fam-rm, Diamond/Crestview completely n!modeled. split. ~--------· ......_ 3144 mo rent. SIOO cleaning ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• _des>-.:.._· S4S-__ 2w ____ _ area.$380,000. Big lot, much more. 5 ACRES 6 duplx. including bay flw~ •odt I 040 Owner' wlU finance. No front to be excti. down ln •••• .... ••••••••••••••• credlt needed SW.000. Loaded with oak. Xlnt Woodbrtd&e 3br. l~ba w / 28r. lBa. lg lot. avail Jan a pkg. 213/684-3200 H.1. DUPLEX balance. Ask for Ed Wldh:lg~GO washer. dryer . Open 2. S3SO mo. EMYA.L.D ST. OWC·S84.SOO. Seven bib 0Jemow964-2ASS I/6'16-S71Tor llS23-4462 patio .. $500. 559·1589. 546-3477 Duplex Jfi\lh owner's un· rromocean. Bkr8'8..SSS, ---------For Sale by Owner. ,._ Jal 52121· Large Family Condo. 3br. lt, good location, dbl. _9am __ to_l_Op=-m_. ----11!-L!--L.le Beautiful 6 moa old __.re Mlwport._,. 3169 2~ AC.dbl·garg, ma - a ... · ... ge, 2 frplca. Clear, z.r~••"-S ~ Newport Terrace condo. PropHty 1600 ....................... jor appliances.lnc:ld. So e---~· ~ utood •-l 2 bdrm IJrri...il.-,_ •1-' t ••••••••••••••••••••••• r--... D4 .&el1er will carry lit T.D. t.o beach. 2 houaes 00 1 "' • g a.a. · .... ....., -a._., ag s Y NEW·"'uOPPING Magnificent beacbfront ""'""" ..-.ua area. $495. $249 ooo homedeaigned by Jamee end unit. Z Br 2 Ba, """ West Newport home. 5 641).8429. MEwroRTIE.ACH · lot. $87,SOO total. Scott Eckber1. Nestled In w11ara1e. 548·8038. CENTER Bdrm, 2 batba+dorm'-.--------REALTY Really53&-7533 private canyon with Priced below mitt at NewportBeacbArea. loft. SllOO/mo.to June Na~e 2br house. New 67rl6 .. 2 6 .. ,.0762 ocean view. Patio, 2 ....;aL_..;...000_. ______ 1 Triple oet leases. First Yrlylsepossible956-581t pamt. feocd yd, aarg. ~ .,, .,,"' ......... or-..-! decb ~~utes .,_500 years rent guaranteed. S32S. lst + laat. 2544 •IUV"I~ BOOBI)p .... ,,. · .-.-. · On'IbeWaier.Newport. Primeh.iabtrafficCOWJt. -------•I 0range··A''.548-2718. eor.a cW Mw I 022 Owner's buabMu mov-~ • ~> • $175.000 Aaeot u ooo Sq. ,_ -··ble ~-..-• ........ ••••••••••••••• Ing him to Oakla nd. ., ~ ._9822 · S7a0 ·~ ... u... • '"''"'-.,_,.. 3226 --------•I Phu 3 Bdrm coodo tn space~. ·;.·ilsCo. 3BR2Ba ............ S47S ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPUX The La Cuesta Racquet W. END La Cam home 3 + 38R Oeeanfront .... $600 ba bom >Un d So..ofH~-Club development. Ph•2ook290'bulldable 3400or 2BRBayview ...... S6503Br,2 e. lean · -T·--1 Private deck overlooks lot.S285M 7101Sea&aore. 644-1751 Oee.anfront ........ ms Cklletomarioallbeacb. on lovely Avocado tennl• court· high owner. Will consider ---------•YEARLY* Vacant. $4,.')0. mo. Avenue, II charming 2 cathedral celt1n1s . Condotnde.~10 untOeeanlront .... $4SO _«_-am ______ _ =·.!tm'c~ar~= Priced for q ul ck OFFICllUILDIMG Ocunfront ........ S650 F ,.,.., 1234 exterior and sundeck aa)e-$108,llOO. • Exc~onal llSTIUY IMTOWM • small suites, $80.900. ~anfront · · · · · · · · SlOOO •-••••••••••••••••••• PLUS a luxurious 2 '73-4400 Family h!>"me on tree TRIPLEX+ iuest Near BriBtol &c Balter. SBR Udollile · · ·: · · S1600 Beaut. view 4 Br + den, bedroom, 3 ba&b apt. HARBOR ::'~t1':ian~g~~~; Great CM.Agt.548-7729 2..., ba. ram rm, din rm, Qwered paUo and 3 car redwood bot tub/aeck. St:nr/Wntr Renlal frplc, dsbwhr, gardener garage.$2l0'7"'°. entertainment area. Ooaet.oBeach&Bay ...._,,.,., 2000 ft water pd. llany ex- , 644-211 =room. $135,000. ~!ii:~r ::·~·=: .. M•••••••4•••• ~~~t~L': f:~: A Olvh1ionof ~ -• 673-62 o ~~-~a,°" 1~: ..... _.:m ..... flt1rbor lnv~ment 9>· For Sale by o~ner . ·--------1tW1K4•leoct. lZ40 ~NIL1tl L1\ILL I ~. A550rtAI ES 2 IOIM COTTAM PLUSIMCOMI Pegged hardwood noon. wood beamed ceWngs, 2 brick fireplaces, country klkben PLUS 2 Bdrm, 2 balb J.ncome unit w/pvt patio and yard. suo.ooo. C411 '44-72 I I 1044 ....................... ~LOAH Former Purdue Model home lo College Park.. I bed.room.a, central air, up1radea tbrouabout. COftVentent le school• and~. 0n11.-r.soo. 8AClllFICEI Beaut, --------Woodbdd&o a Br 2'148 PLUS •ant 2 Br coodo meed below market. llotb nr IU.. 11M311. 0.--/AfL 1024 ........................ SPACIOUS sia.ooo down to Ub ovec 4Br, 2 a . c.ondo. 1.eu.o. dry room. dbl attached &ar. Owner/Ast. Prln. ml)' ltiUTTM.901 WOOOITUAM Townboale; t bdrm•., 2 badla, dlniu nJl. • faml· ly na MS ~l. UnJvenl· z,~ooo . ~ utnasn;T PAD 5Br. tam rm., lllnt *• by owner. SU>'l,000. 562-lteo. MOVlll...,.IM •Br, San Ml1uer Mdl w/f//illttJI frp&c, lam rm1 up~ tJanaout. C.I today. ....,...... ..., ........ _ ~~"*-· /'\JEU.JE'L L ' ' . ''I I J!, '' o t: a..-... IOSO ....................... lt'•OGtt~! 2Stt.1. • br, fm\t din·J, lrl Fk, 2~ ba. '1Pcnl'• galott! Bltn vac.. gar QJMlr, brick AAL'o. prof lodacp. All thia & more for ooly = Realty Worid, VA-llMA TllMS are available OD tblt IJ'tlt 4 bedroom, ramlly reom home wbJda alta on a snmlum fee lot that ~cv•cy and oil atnet . ... ..-c4ll • 644-?iu --------· -.5S3. --·-···-····· BAY SHORES AREA· New elsaant-2 bedroom NEW YEARS P• toll~ Yrly lse furn or unfum ~.or a bedroom+ den 11+ acres, $14.000 pr S'ltlO or 'sgso, 38r, 2.Ba: SS75. Cedar le window SPECIAL acre. Owner financing 59-8112 boD'\e. nve block.I to available.25"Atdown. beac:b. Private 2-car Starttbe.,...yMrb)'re-~o. FulJy maln- s0Mn1 to Uvt In tbe ~ f R€HIGE: "-"Uwf:wllllMd yard. Adults, No gardeG Ute phere --HOMe' ... •••••••••••••••••••• pets. lnoulre at..:io25 18th d the Tbe :=. Thl.S ~) , •• ,.. 3202 Stftet. <114191CM391. sp.cloua Trina Model 3S33W.Coutffwy,NB -··••••••••••••••••••• wUh a view of Back Bay 641-66116 a BR. 2 BA Sharp. avail 2 Br wt1ar. $295. Cri>t. •· ..u... ll hta ... I t now. S43S/mo. ~ WaJt. tr1Cd yd, wa&er pd. 2710 :.,;a~diJ,P'p;!'co~ MOPAYM&CTS call 962·'1718 Hk for "0" Delaware. llM120 carpet • fr•b paint. After pure~ we pay Mack ast. 1-5 'JNIYmoY&-lnready. allcostsrorsmos.Cla.e ..,.,.._., 3206 ~MILEP'ROMBEACH 418PLATA to ocean. $140,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt cond. 4 br, 2 ba, OPEN SAT.S\JN 1.s (714)118().SM-4. .... '-"" pi1tlA oo C\lJ~e-Bay Froot upper unit . .>Uf, *" blk '1'rom Klemen· 9 * MG 4 .... 2ba. frplc. open t>.am, ta laool H f2I Askin& only sus.soo. am !Oft.~. Ftnt. La.at ~ ~~1~4 ~ Must sell fael. Prtnc. on· &depiel\. 67s.4434. · • lfScoclRealt)' 536-7583 4BR lbe, d9n. d.ln.lni rm, 4br bouae, 2ba. ts den - -• PIUo W/IU bbq. New w/(rM. Nke _yd. Near t .. ~ c...... 12 UNTTS, Colt.a II~•· 2 tile. very cttao. $7'1&. Ook{enwt •Hell. BJUn "°"Ill? Br, 1 B.t1 encl. «ar • .... 1 f'75."4a debwlb.. M5.•mt. ~ ola. '425,000. BY ---------------•! owner.HM2«2. .....,....,, 32013 Br l~ Bl. bl& fenced MOICO ACRIAGI ••••;;•;,;;;;;;.~••••• ~~~':Thames 4 ~. lndll:llq kl front to be ncban1ed down In a Pltf. m1-.azoo 4,7 acres, zoned C3. U../Rent. .. Br /f •-prime c.orotl' rocaUOn -1 411-11u. • • rvmpue rm w rp..:. si.a.soo. . _.,..mo. -bl& ltltchen , 2 car C4I*_.._. JZll cara1e. 531·3992 bet. ctMtlfled Adi .,.. t.lllt .«--i-..-€\TIGE: ........................ _._: .. _'7P_ll_. ____ _ -wtr to • a\Kl~11,___.~-~HOM£ Pmarunlc ~. aanhn. J Bt 2 a. be r.m rm ,.,... or yard ult! ll'• C\lltOm bl\~ few 1 I .. 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(rplc, dhbwahr. 1ara11 ,_ __ ...... ___ From 185 Jncl. uUI. 1n BPMlty Salon Hair 1tylln11 'r.il.Mamt M2·1llOS "s-tios ~2351 MOIUHOMI w OOSt 540-2200 men • women Sell cw LA MAMCHA A."S ~. lovcl.Y. 1pac. Lar1e l,2•3 bedroom Is born lib 2 l>r wll.h 1arden apt• Adulta. JM. l•ted entrance + 2 Dlhwbr, btlna, encl. ear. Ptitloil Some with 1tt Pl bbq. Pool. Cll Pd Prl&•· Swtmmln1 pool . mSt-otL Pl &4.2·5073 JKUW. TeMl.I court.I. l blk to Hunlllleton 1hop 2 Br. l ba. all ti*. Brand &Mi ceowr mall Adult.a. new. 117 E. 18th St. $375 No -peta. From $435. ..!!!>·Al\ $41.SO.U Stoawtod VIII•••· J$W W_._.__ ~ Huntington VIJJa1e (,ane. NOlMATIOH '-" l$ yn Colla Mes• Rent, e to~ l.o(o. SMALL Ot'FlCE 1''0R 631-44Uor7$l t722. . ••-RENT. SH5. repo • oan uaump ...... u . A&ent S41. 7729 Small iardt'nloe route for *· F.uy tlnance O.A C. --------M&e Call alt ~. 548·9833 tome. A1Rf'ORT Ofl'FICES or642 Ul4. ,....,_Ston 1 Lo a r00m auttes. all•-------- E.Anabdm ~ sttVlce& No leue req'd. TRAV&A.GENCY ~lminater $411·~ t'rorn Sl.50. mo li:Qmed. Own your own travel W. Ana.befm 761-1 .. 2 CX'cup1ncy. 2082 S. E. afenty lr•nchl1c. Ex· Anaheim ~1011 BrUt.ol. Suite 200. N.B. t u1dvo torr! tortes Santa An• ~ 7070 (7141657-7010. available tbrouchout --• --r It 8 . (Tl4) ... "8l. BuuW.ULbund new ----..;....----•·--------- adult •l)tl. No pet.a. Pool. 2 -· cblktren wel«lOme. THE EXCITING No. Cost.a Mesa. 7001q. fl. '350/mo. Ground Ooor. Torn, 540-2200. ~.~ndaUy. no pets. Start.ln& at '270 PALMMESA.AnS ~W. l9thSt. mo.M6-ell07. MIN\fl'ESTONPT BCH .. I • Laat ol th nt'W ho"'cs on th~ atl'r for le ooly UH• and entertaln m ~I annco ln your nl'W C:Ullom horn with deslAA r \nl non ConVt"':\\en e oricnttd t.o Ulclud 3 car gar with a utomatic oiumrrs , kttchl'n~ with mlrro wov rangea sl'lf rJeanlnjf ove r91. truh C"Ompal'lors. anct 81lQ range l•. ~t b rs ln all model": firep l ac~u an llvtnR rooms & b drooma, indoor I undry ar4.'11'. gue-l tuJte, f 11mlly room and mu<'.'h mort• 1.>ork .,, allabltt to all t nanL~ Shown.by ftppo1ntmt1nl Ca ta lJnd a Houn <110 833 31f)O <8 lo S ~·et>._da)~' ••••••••••••••••••••••• s:uo I lJr. $11H> Ntco bland f'h&rm. a IV 1 o.. berbdor ttetp adult No S-Uo IUdu. .uUJ lnt I Pt'tJIU\ll pd lOI £. Bay ND pA&_ l&.SO. .. ..rm Aw Apt t Bech ~1265 Bach. 142 BR l 8r~S305 Vila ~~Hk· from S25S'" up. 2 Br~saso .._.... Adulta. Nopeta. TSLM1mt 6'2·1603 ..._.Oc._ LSelMeaaDr. ornces 750 & 500 sq rt. ex· cellent location. 1801 Newport. 645·2lll South~rn C•llfornla Tnt»l lnveatment of 525,000 lncludea 13000 lranchlat' tee, equip· ment. & prokdod work· ln1 capital. Start up. ,: tralnin11. t~hnlul, & ,: marketan& aulatanct: .. __ -• .u Pt"OVlded lrAMP1•_.• )70 7 Newer 28R 2ba. yrl)' • Jun1or 1 DR. l BR 4' 2 (5 BlU East of Newport t'OURS£A.SONSAPTS DR. 2 BA. ~ly pro· Blvd) ,.._ !!OAKwnYe COLD£N CLOBE S.hs TRAVEL CORP ·--···-•••••••• •• ••• S400/fl'l0 yrly Adulll/oo b , lb& f1.lm apt l bllt UI pMa £~ 2l3m7 979'l Ss»c' .2 b4' ~. 1 ~ vidod by pvt key-eard en· 9am·~m :WS-9860 Pnvat.e swt.e with re«p· 714/848-+tO'l t1on & secretarial --------- service. conrerence • ....._ ... ba. pvt pa llo. poo I r y • B I t n k t t e h ,;-.-,;.-,;.-,;.-.-.-.-.-.-,;.-,;.-~ room. all raclUUes . 2082 ~ ......-sot 5 M1l.'hcls on Irvine . 4panauny AduJt.s $300. 73S Joeon /lwnlnout clga. Pluah SL 646-6483 eves carpet, lge pvt patJo or 0... & ..._. •••Ufta..11ft61 balconies w /xlra 3BR. 2 bath. firopl1ce. 8111 6 84'ad1 &350 J l\drm, 2'"1 ba, 1700 pr 6'1!1 3034 mo yrty Wortu.01 eurta -Celh..... )7J4 pref 313 Alv11rado Pl t' ' t'••ecll lltO Uszptltedl 326• ....................... 8Jl~or87~3000 _.,_ .... .,...., ... _ Pool b ht &4'111 to beach MOO/mo. a 3 be. 2 ba1 alhlectnc ;d:i::,,l• cou6~~· 1n~ey Wtlhrf1•I Hws 752-0234 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------$2000 Investment retumis ........ ••••••••••••••• ....................... SUS CASITAS •3 Br. r •tol'Y ('OOd(), 1 ~ HARBOR \ I HOM ES LarEC • •mall I bdrm. bl, bllnl. crpLs, d~. C.nnd Madel 3 bdrm z eMT &•r 1245 • up palto L• u • UIS ba fam. rm dbl •tr Adulll, no pets 2110 Near tJc h. ~br, tba. S3751yrly. 231 48lh bt 042 8'l18 ~ P8"lna. S37S Lo racu. L&mlted preview 631 -1400 HEWPORT/1RVIME s 4 7 5 m o 6 o o w . reat.a1'. From S2iO per I•--------Execut.lve off1c~ with llamilt.on. 838-2917 or mo Models open d»llY ---------recepUon phone ana 6'2-2164 1 OA M lo du 1 k . 21 S •~ 4000 cont. rm & more. $325. l70% tax shelter. Call CPA$4l-4054. ~1,Tnnt $.11-Zl7l 1ardm~ and Sci75 per Newport 8l $48'4968. S225 utU pd. lbr duplu mo Call Mt 1w1 __ _ ..__ ... _...7 Y ....... m c4olhn"•· 4.17 ~. Bay Avt! Balboa -968-6789 2 bdrm 1 b Wleblta Av~ (It ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ ....__ ____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• · a. ear port. Yorktown ) Ste. 409M. ·--------•I EXECUTIVE Dlidi' 5035 AVAILAD& abarp 3 ... rn ,.,.. .,.. " " No pe 3 u . ~'47 l l 55, Bdrm 2 BA New crpt, UOO ISL.I 5 .... nr stores, bu11. ()('Un. ~ drpl. bU~ ''l!e ! car 136 V\a Tno.te Spacious S230 ~l223or536-12ti6 t~•Mow atJ .01~~~~ ho me w ''r llv1ne Rof!'.s .. ·te.s ~~~~.?!.'.~ i}.;g rm+den. lm nu1 c __ ._Wknds_ • $1250/mol&e Spa Sludlot& 'fciwnbowle. oce1.n view. •1• Mi. rrom b<'h. 4 BR :i Wat.erltonl llornt:s 1 0.-droom Su1Lcs 3br. 2V.ba. frpk · $375 bn, den. fam-rsn w1frp\c. , 631·1400 Complete Kltcht!nR mo 2 children, no pets. <T"Pt drapes. lndry ( ac good toe. No pet.a. $280 _n_ .. _S3&-44SS______ ... .,._ ..... '""* sums !11'!;.,,~Jl E 16th Pl. t-.t....... .,. ... 4 Lovelyaarden.a·Brooks J,.uxunouspnvat.eocr1ces ._.._ ......,... _.. wtr. fall with personal telephone ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •Kitchen Facll. ava11. &executive seeretary. MESA PIMES Raneho San Joaquin 2 •Jacuui. heated pool Conference Room l BR $31.S. 2 HR S380. bdrm condo w !view. •WkJyordaHy maid srv Xerox· Telex Pool. jacuz.zi, gar. avail. loaded w/extras, Peggy, •TV&phoneavailable Nr. So. Coast Plua. LOWEST lllhrnt Rcrtff ht T .D:a. alto JMT.O. Lo.1. Fairest Terms since 19411 Sattler M~ Co. '42-217 l 5~5-06 fl 2 car pr, 1tv, dahwshr, M111d serv1c1.1 ·TV 0>496-0.3.S __ 7. __ _... __ cov. patio. ipac yard. ll !>"· 2 ba. lge entl ·Patio CIObe to all major 3Rr Duplex. lg backyd. _, 5»-Z980 G•rdtner incl. No pets freeways and Irvine cl0&e to bch, $400 mo. · ~546-al58 NewiiortBeacbareas ~.67~~1 wk Adults. no pets. 2650 900-4392 Aalowcn$63Wk rurport&freewma HarlaAve.549-2447. 1---------.......,Harbor BAK""RCE ER ---------Tennis. streams. /\IC, 1 &J.•• "' ~.bOO 2nd. Trust Deed ---------For SaJe. Will discount Near new townhse. 2 Dr. Br. con<fo $325/mo. Call Qlst.a Mesa 645·4840 979-2161 1"7 ba. gar. fncd pat.. 559-8381. ---------SlJB.LET newly opened 15%M&-7S03 3 houses, cloeed aara11ea, Wallt ID tiieach condo. 2 hr, 20tl0Newport Blvd ------- 2at38R.c...&.A..,.,..,.. Z\."t ~. W/D, "ar. Pool. 642-2611 Of" CaroM .. Mcr 3822 ~ D ••••••••••••••••••••••• $.lLS mo. MS-~ PM & ---------wknds •2br condo. pool, ja CUZZI. Nr S. Cat Plllza $37S. No Room w/ltilchennetu '6o week & up. 5411-1nss $375. Z br. 1..., ba twnhse. pet.s833-8974 Gar. !pie, patio, iood loc. 1-'----------11-.... -. Room & bath. nr beach & &Slde. ......,..-leoch --town. Laguna Beach. Y.IS. HJ..2000 , ba Su d k FAiaowl H.S 4 br, 2 ha. ~t.82· ss.z.4449 2 Hr, I \upper n ec s-t>o. fncd ltM'ar. Ki~ ----·--~°" •och 37 40 gar, refng "stv. no pets. .... .-. _.. ~ N IEACH $650~"'° Yrly ·-·••••••••••••••••••• tm inc gaaJwtr: Sl4 '1'J ,. ...--""'' · · 0 •11&&&&1~ _.... • F\irolllhed room for rent Marigold. 67~3'7 lee. llM-156e. W1). t -~ - TSL Mgmt 642·1603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S175 mo. 494·3870 . CLIFF DRJV£ va:w Larae 2 story home. bag All util. s:f:· Dally. w~k· LOVB. y 21R Upper 2t!':h.';~~ ~-~ ;.: rooms, vaulted/beams. 2 ~ ='HliJz~~enter Ftplc, private pallo. ' ,_ .. *.i.. b;e bedrooms. 2ba . _ · Encl gar No o( Coast rm. ll>a<.:.-Whr,llllo, r .dec:k,2pa~os. j!a~ Studioaptw/pool&JIC. Hwy . No pet s or fncd Cs· &:.r. K.ida e. B · D/W, f'f:fng Encl Harbor Paelfica Apls duldren. $425/mo. Call :..25tle~ 97~~l No ~. gar, won ~pace. laund 16862 Pacific Cst. Hwy .lmda 675-2311 or aft 5, ---'-------• hkkp. 1 child, no J>('ts U>O + ulil 839-5394 646 6457 Execat.ive home, 2 miles Great house 960-5844 · --------- to beach 3 br 2 ba. fam 40• 8oa dock b ~ Beaeh 37 48 Z IB>ROOM nn r11>lc datiwb Prof t 3 r. Z'h ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• l block from beach. split 1 a~ d scape d r In c I. rondo. 2 stm'y, frpl~. blln LAGUNA BEACH MTR level, pvt bath & walk·m K&rdentt. Many t'Xtral'i. ~~~n . Yr ly •800 INN. $75/wk & up. Maid closet each bdrm, bltns kids Ok. No pets. $745 serv .. color 1V. heated +ref rig. Carport & laun· A.gt. No Cce. 964·2566. pool. UUI. (714 ) 494.5294 dry fucll. $550. mo. 973-2971 OCEANFRONT J RR !a'>N.CoastHwy. 673~. -home . Short ter m <lean 3 br, 2 ba. dshwhr, $ln>/mo. 2 Br. 2 blocks from hearh. 6mos. rental. Avail Jan. 1. $400. mo. 831·9794 for appt. pmtio, fncd yd, !'Ill'. CI08 to beach. Kids & peta ok. U25. ASH . No fee 964-2566; lnJ..2971 ~ 2BR Corona del Mar. ~permo. Waterlr'Ollf HofhU Ocean view. spacious I br, 631 -1400 f11>lc, steps bearh. ~~. l lB>ROOM Avail approx. 1/15179 1 blk from beach, corner apt, spUt level, pvt bath & wullt-tn cl06els each bdrm. bltns + refn g. Carport" laundry facil. $850. mo. 673-6552. ~ 3242 ::_1-0<IOOrt; 497 .. l~h . 3769 ••••••• .. •••••••• ••• ••• Newport Crest Condo. 2 3 fWWPOP oc --------- St.Ulbo condo, with view or 4 bedrooms Avail I.;,. -·--•••••••••••••••• Cotto~ 3224 Pool & Jae, across from med Agent 64S-0295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beecb.S37S.847-452S Lease wtoptlon to buy. 3 Newly redecorated 3 br, 2 ba. Cl'l>ts. drps w /b\tn stove, encl. garage. SJSO. Beaut 2 BR. 2 ba. Mesa CONDO. No Laguna 2 Onve. or S.A. Cntry Br. 1,.., Ba. (11>1. deck. Club. Pvt tncd Y•rn. 2 S9X>imo. yrly 673-5000 carport w /storage, $435 ---,.;_""----- mo 673-81.39 . 631-1816. 2br. 2ba. sceruc. upper, 180 degree ocean vu. 1 Br. crpts. drapes. Adults, no pets. Walk to carport. kids OK. S240 bch & bus. Encl patio. mo. No dogs. 979-0136. rang. 240 M06S St. $600. BR. 2 ba. all elec, new. 714-494-81S9/213-841· l .. 9. Cov'd parlcing. 310 Vi c· toria. Ow,nr/Agt. s350 28R apt. Soac1ous, ocean mo 642·21.M· 552·'4894 view. Calf 497 3495. 2607 · • · Solana Way, LB MEW IRES> APTS 1 Bdrm & loft $320. Pool, Newport •adt 3169 jac11%Z:i. closed garages. ••-••••••••••• • • •••• • • Gas & wtr pd. Adults. no PARK HEWPORT pets. 393Hamilton. C.M. Bachelors. I or 2 645-4411. Bed.room& & Town.houses From S349.50 Beaut, grounds. nice & Spectacular s pa. total quiet. Adults, no pets. 3 recreation program. Br bungalow. Pool . socialprogram .7~1~.8 jacuzzi & bbq area • Also ~courts. At f ash1on 2 br townhouse. lnq. 177 Island. Jamboree & San E. Z2ndSL, IHO. 64S-24911 Joaquin Hills Road. J BR · $200. Pool, adults. 1 ___ 17_1_4 _t6_4_ ... _l_90_0_ No pets. 423 W. Bay. 59-9516 2 Br <."Ondo. gar, refn~ , BR, 1 ba. S.A Hts, $450. t.emi.s. pool Avail l/lS. Lll/\.ut + SlOO Kuu OK. $375. 516-2231 Grdnr" wtr ~· S40--06S9 _5.'>_7_-4238 _______ O.EAN. quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba. TWNHSE. 2BR. t ~Ba. oo cblld, no pels, 1981 fr(c. pvt pal . gar. new Maple. $275 per mo. Bachelor unit •,; block from beach. All util pd. No kids, no peLS. 201 E . Balboa Blvd. $250 per mo. + security dep. Call Sot! 556-7707 .,.,._ 3244 Harbor View Monaco 2 Br ••••••-••-•••••••••• +den, lg yrd, wshrldryr, t8l0. 759 9MO Rohs tr.I $275 HHTALS 1 8'R.2ba.. . SS.ZS •LIOO lSLE, 3 RR 2 Ba. GREAT RECRl::ATlON 2 BR. 2"'2 ba. . . . $425/475 love tee. patio $750 mo. 3BR.114 ba..... $475 55&.f.588. 645-61S22 p:unl. /\dlts, no pets, $300 _631_·_1.266_R_E_ll'<_~_AX __ _ mo. ~5479 &and new 2 BR. 1~ ba On Finley canal with s1g westbay Townhome, pvt patio. dock. 2 Br 1 Ba. gar, mce fplc, encl gar. $375. yard SS50. Call 8111 642-5722.. _673-__ 34_1_7 _____ _ Shr 2 Br apt. pvt ba. lutch. prvlgs . Nr Frw)'s . Airport. 557. 7678 Large room. priv ba. nice neighbor. cl06e Lo shop- pt11g, M/F.KJtchen pnv .. pref. over 40. $150 957-0496 Vac:at6oft llentah 42 5 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luke Arrowhead lake(ront condo. sips 8. 830-7022 ....... to511are 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ctttdown U•lncJ Expettwsl Share a home or aptment Qw.sE ·ffiATt.S ~ Uk '1« ~ c.~h"" C4) ~ >A>W>•WQ 832-4.134 Since 197 l New H.B. 4 br, 2'h ba. to s hare wtremale non· smokers. $200 + ulll 968-0781 eves & wknda. Bayfrool hom~. pvt swte. Rar.. resp. adull. Non s moke r . $400 mo 6T.HS21 before lOpm . Shr Oakwood 2 BR 2 Ba apt w /re~on s1b l e per..on. Nn·smkr. neat 645-ooaJ 3 8R,2b8 ..... $47S/S~\ ---- 3 BR. 2¥& ba ..... ¥2516.'JO S\\1mm1ng. :>JUnJ-. .! hl•alth rluh~ hil h .m..b n IR h I I 11: h I t•d It• n" I • c·uuns Prn & 1>rn :.hop gol( dn\111~ r.1n.:•· 1i.u\\ New beautiful garden apartments.pool&bpa DelWt 4 BR.Zba.gar.no Rmmate wanted fo r Bach~lor $.275 Dc9la Point 3826 pets. steps to bch. ss75 ocnfmt hm in NB. Sl87.SO 3BR.3ba... . .... $625 4 BR. 2 ba...... . .. $700 4 DR. 2"'2 ba ... $650/1095 HARIORVIEW room t Br SJlS ••••••••••••••••••••• •• yrly lse. 644-ll03. mo. Qlll 675·9677. :.rnr $34-0 2 Br Twohse. 2 car UDO VJEW 2br, frplc, Ad11lta, no pets garage, l11>lc. den pvt yd, patio. sep. D.R. Adi ts. Wanted: Female room· mate, non·smkr. 3-4 mo prestige office space 0H1--------- 17lh St .• C.M. Telephone .000 First TD on 3 + answering, typing. ac· acrea residential vu counung services avail. parcel. San Juan Cap Sl95perdesk.645-8551 ~mo. lncld 10% due 3 yrs. S47,500 7l4·751482t> For Lease: Pnme ground or493-1Weves fir corporate otr1ce space Excellent earner ~••nh/ ~~~a:~,!;;~e & c~:w ht 1GA .. 1/ freeway on & off rampc. Lost& FoillMI 83J..22l2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------AIWHl..CllNMs 5100 Deluxe office space. well ••••••••••••••••••••••• located at 30110 Crown Valley Parkway. Laguna r---P£N--N-Y---.. N11tuel Contuct Mt ~~or Mr. Wepnn at PINCHER MARINE EXCllANC 1-: BLDG Personal Offil'e Swta. Cannery VI ilage Location nr City Hall & R~staurant:. lnl'I . telephone answenng & receptionist from S3SO secretanal & photocopy avail. Call 673·3601 ---$13) Up Of'fice·!ltor". 480 ft. AI C, 17301 Bearh Bl, H.B. LEASE 842·2834 Bltth St omces. Vnme ground noor. 1650 sq ft. $1250. mo. Call Barbara 9Ci&2274 ADS ONLY S2 Sc-II any 1lt<m or cum· bmallon of 111•ms for S7S or less 1111th u Pt•nn)' Pincher Ad. 3 Imes for 2 c'Of\Sttu\lve days lo:ach addlhonal hnc '" 60' for thf' 2 day, Char1tf' at' Norommen·1al adei Vor more 1nformat1on und l.o pl:ice your ad call 642-5678 Approx 400 !>Q. fl C 2 130 --------~ E 17th SL Su1t1> D. SMO .. mo. Doyll' ~41J.l 168 -T -- 0 MT HE WATER! EXEC. SUITE.S f'3SOto1750 s9 ft Fantastic V •••s Udo Marino Village Newport f 75-8&J2 SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Ab:icw. Adm1I Fiute -Oplate- TOES Nobody g1vel> you honc),l value for your money any mot"C. Yesterday I bought u package of Lady FinRers. Half o( them were TO ES 3 BR. l ba. SS50rr~tin 4 BR. 2Vt ba $1000 /Npt. $650 PER MONTH "" 4 DR Montego model. your option 6 months or 12 months lease. Call Mr. Marsella 7S9-l 1S2 F UN A \T I\' I r I fo'. ~ F11llt1mc u1r1:r tnr, fr•·t• Sunday brunch. llflV ' trips. part11•,., "purl loumaml'nl!. & mon • • 2'l50 Vanguard Way 1 yr old bldg. $4!5. mo. $000/mo. 675·6359. C11tNewportBlvdl Tl~ ---------646-6816 or 540·9626 Steps to bch. Lge modem 2 br upper, beam ce1I. frplc. all bltns. $425. 642.349(). duration. SUS mo . lushttsR...tal 4450 Lost&~ 5300 631·5059. Jerry. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••,•••• Ne ar Hoa g, 3 br BEAUTIFULAPTS Larf(e l bdrm apt. 717 JamesSt C.M. 640-4979 "6 2 BR in Dana Pt w/small yard & gar. $300 mo. 498-2361 Lady to shr mobile home. TOP LOCATIOH! Loll\ or Found a pet? Call Latiune Beach. Nice for 17"' Ir Newport ll•d. An 1mu1 Ass 1s t a n<' e ~ar~.c~~~~:!s':n! S1nv,lt's. 1&2 bt>droom~ UHF.-YEARLY retired person. Low rent. Successful retail shop l.ea~ue. 537 ·2273, no lee. MllAM.497·2004 approx 950sq rt REWARD" for return or Joum & unlurn Mod•+• W.~on .. odl 3840 pt>l.s. $425. mo. 548·2695. $390 3 Br Easts Ide. 2 • _., .. .., open daily W to 7 lloom children OK. 186 21llt Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• t' UDO ISLE mall' ~t'rv1t·1· J\1111 No 546-0085days. Nearbeach,2br.2baup· 2 BR, I ba .. nr bch .. $435 2 BR. 1 ba .. Lido .... $500 3BR, l ba .. Udo •.. $750 ROOMMATES $S..<JOPermo.Bkrbi5·&iOO boys Black Bal bo a Sparlce1.tng fresh. ready lt'a.,e rl'qu1 ri·d Sori >. per, encl. garage. No 1mmed1 ate I y . new adult:. onl}. no pet:. . • 2 Br. 2 ba. Eastside. $395 water beds~ Adults only. 'f523 C\Msiu,Da•IRVINE carp e.l s I pa 1 n l 4 OakwOOd mo lsl +last + $100. No N 0 p e t 5 . 2 t "I o 2 bedroom or 3 ·+-den, dogs 548-85&4 Brookhurst. $325 . lliUTIFUL V"W large patio $SOO/monlh. Garden Apartments 2 Bdrln. 1 r,, ba, patio. pet _962-0778 _______ _ New T 6 w n hou s e yrly lease. No pets. Bar· ok. no children. $325 per SHARP/NEW 2 bdrm TurtJerock 2B R. 2ba , retl RJty. SU·5200 ......,_. IHctll~ oo 9 pool.*"""/ ncc 21l . KM() lrvin1• 1at t7th l rno.645-91 orS4 4133 +den, f11>k. garage. No ......, mo.-..-~ WATER FRONT w / ~"~ children. $375 mo. FURN.· YEARLY 1 BR. l bo .. Bay Ave $395 SHOttT TBlM, FURH. 3 BR. 2"'1 ba. new home, oceanfront. wk or mo IALIOA-MEWPORT RW.TY 675-1170 2 Vacancies downtown Huntington Beach 210 Main St. M1n1 mull ~1558. Shal..til·SGYe Er\JOY more. Pay less! All Ages & Lifestyles. We Check References Cal 5'46-4282 Newport Mariner's Mite ---------~m 502 sq rt ~lorr F·--ft• 1 o.a .. O K 2 6 3 0 < C l A v o n . .,., ..... e, Cnuu . . lo 213-C77·700l share condo . pool. with1 ________ _ Cru1!.('r, taken on I 112211R Please call, c·hlld heartbro ke n . 645 7857 Lost· Ladies whl gold diamond dinner ring, <"O n s 1i;l1ng o r l:J diamonds. Vic. fo'ashmn l&l f<eward. 642·7820 DOCK Sh od led Newty decorated 3 br. 2 ba ....,., 7788 k r M k Woodbrid1e 3Br I"• ba · • arp rem e townhouse Spacious . ...,.... as or ac · new! Ne.ar Lake & parks' 2Blt s11111le house. Bltins Mf..,_. leodiJs.ttl fireplace & pool. Qwet . $475. 3 br, 2 ba, balcony. Nopets WS.833-8600 incl D/W & refng 170011ith l\t area Adults, no pets. $"10 ·S425Spac1ousnew2 end. garage. All bltns, Near bch. nice & qwel same Pnv. room & bath. --------•! SlSO + utJI 493-5770 -WE HAVE_ l.aIT black & white Tom Cal. 1n Big Canyon. re• SOOO/mo. Without dock br. 2YJ ba town.home apts blk to beach. Yrly & h Ba Her. Park, 2Br. 11'> ba, S™> 67S.1906 <IJo\oer ut tl>tht $400.&&5-3381.675 5949 w/lu.xuryfeawres.Smoll TSLMgml 001603 =~5~962·~~. 'J Comm pool, new! no 6't2 8170 F..a!ts1de eute lbr. tba. petok. ---------pe\.6, Brk patio $425. Newport Crest Condo. 3br Ent'ld patio. pool No Geminl Realty 839·6623 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, qwet area Fero. roommate needed 8J3.8fiOO + Mstr Living Rm. 3 full _,. '""-09lS Upper deck, yrly. $500 to -"-be l d · halhs. Tenrus. Pool Walk petS ..,., ......, Lovely Townhouse Apt. ,..,. ,,,,,.,.. •nent Mu-au · con ° 1 IAYFROMT .,,.,.,,.,,vn.& Irv. S220 mo. Sharon. l..aipMo._h 3248 to Reh $f>50 SS9·7456. •Easts1deadult2Brt den, 3BR. 2ba. hke new. ----'I ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.ondo. 2 en. 2 ba., year 2 aa condo. pool. dbl gar . 144<>/mo. Ph964·1507 IACHElOR UNITS ---------3 Hdrm, 2~ ba condo. ly S67Smo S22$+.._1tt NB E'Bluffs. Share lux l Br uruque qwet ~at root. 2 car garage & 'CHAHHB.FROHT $425.559-6588,645-6822 llACHWOODA.nS _,.... . furn oc vu home/2 Frplc, \Ids /pets ok opener, near Hoag Hosp 19,?2 M u 2 8 ? 201 !. lalboo. H9. ~h. $4.50 4•2286 •be h ...,_ 2BR, tba,yrly. ~ I Br bachelor. uUI. Incl. ... agno a. r, ~ CalR-_. 556 7707 Straight prof. S26St mo. -------· ---· °' ~..!I' .. :.~" 673•6lOO. STEPS TO BEACH 1916 Walluce. $185. mo. ba $335. l Br, 1 Ba $285. ftNTG " IJ40.96l7 SEVEllALSHOPS ward Pl e a se cal l ln Ca nnery V1llatte 759-1866 SEVHA.1. OFFICES ln Newport Beach BURR WHITE REALTORS, IMC. 2901 Newporl Ulvd N 8 675--4630 Reward or finding Jo!>t lf1mal.11 yan Cat-blue eyes, IR be1J:e/wht fur. blk ears. face. paws & tall Los t 12/21 1111 Curaway o·r . CM. 540-7744. 7~1 · 131G 3 Br, 2 ba, 2 car gar, fncd 3 BR, 2 ba, wntr. $425 646-2653. 962·unl DL.X lBr. Llla waterfront r~~~~vall Feb. OCEANFRONT ... "75 3BR,2ba,yrly $675 2 BR, DUPLEX. E·side PAIU<HIUA.PTS. apt. plush carpeting lg F!~fr~~~:r:~~f1hiMc R.ntd1W..ted 4600 2BRUdoSands ··· $625 2 BR,tbu,yrly .$43S CM. Lr-a kltch .• lndry HEW terrace w/fantaiUc bay 633·4634 Howard. aft ••••••••••••••••••••••• LQl,1 2 yr old cream cir Siamese cat. Was operal· ed on i;Uches must be re· moved. V1r. 2500 Ornni::e. CM. Reward 6'75·49'JO art 7PM. ~Hllh 3250 28achelorsAvailable 3BR, lba.yrty. $4~ nn. yarn & patio. gar . view. lse only, ref req. lOam. Res~ns1ble . work•na --·••••••••-•••••••• C.011 for more lnrorma· PAR.K UOO $325/mo. Avail tmmed. NEAR OCU" 64.5-9108 ---------1 w rt t er see k s one ..,_, --t ba on lalt•. tJon 2 BR. 2 ba, fri>l. Pool CM> ... ,... HUNT.HACH · Du 1 Gcr:f! bedroom cott111'e 1n ._.... ...... "' JO .... S ·:m I .... ul -_.,...,... Sel r IA... •Back Bay. 2 BR ~ ex. ..__ ~ .a350 r~-d I M c flJNc, A/C, ret. fa ell ns , ftC.. '"" ts.-.. ect rom spac..,.... 1,2 ell ( lif 'IW' .... ., .....,..,..., e ar or osta MIO.m.t634 . 673421 2 bdrm. 1 ba. fncd. patio, & 3 BR townhouse unit.a. 811~ .. '. ... ~~ ~ or 1 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa. Qua etoess essen· washer/dryer hook up From S29S per month. Up .,.... .,_.. Ooublt' garage, 20th & ual Writ~ Cla.si;1f1ed Ad Mlll aeethla!3br,2ba. Water paid. 677 A tol200movtn1allowance AUAdult.snopell.2 bdrm Olive, }fB, S60 Also •206. Dally Pilot, ro. trplc, ~Uo. fncd yd, gar Udo 1&lti lovely. cheerful, Plumer $335 per mo. for tmmed. occupancy. 2 ba from $330. Jae, pool. single, same <trea S35 Box 156-0. Costa M ru Kids & pet.a ok 5445. Agt. 4 br, 2 ba. So. pauo. shut· (Isl last&sec.) 557-0133 Florida It Utica SU . clubhouse. Shown by ~S28C> 92626orcall675 3862 Lost: iimall male 'ferncr . Bm/Gry. Vic Yorktown &Bushard 96ll-8170eves. Found: Med sz mixed breed ~. Germ Sht•p;t Brn. blk &c wht marklnR~· Vic . Fair & Loyola, CM. 54i-3107 • Nofee. 064-2566; 9'73·2971 ten. bltn.s. 1875 640·9031 KIOSOK M-2326 _.,,,. ooJ $49 3865 / 1674-5271 •in-Y • · $40$(oc'aJieonly inquire al Lg Bach 2 br. in Costa ............. 3252 eve ·· · 2 Br, l Ba. pool. $275. Deha.e beach apt.a, f11>lc . Large condo. 3 br. r~ bll, 325 J 17th . Pl Oft Santa Mesa. Santa Ana or FOUND: Cocker SpanleJ ••-••••••••••••••••••• S.ca....te 3276 Se~hore Dr. 2 bdrm. 1 ba 645-04 tOam to7pm. · encl ea rage. polios . frplc. pat.io. dbl garage, /\na /\ve aft \lam Hunt. Bch. Apt or cot· type, rem. Vic. Joann St. N r 0 U EL S Jf OR Es : .. •••••••••••• ••••••••• s:rrs Wlnter/$675 Yearly Peggy 980-4392 =· Adult community tagr tn Hfe area near C.M. 548-2389 ~-·· 4 a....a-m. 2'"' .... ""•"'n u!fls Condo. 3 ,.,,,..--~.c...... ... =.._l ne_ew n208r·,}~ .... b .. • . Jlt.Ht UW:J#f -----·~ 4400 ... _ •.•• A-""or_.,,.. .. . ~ ~ff ors.,. """.. JU f VWI"" '"" -·::..-::......... ~--14, nr new 2Br w/gar. .~· ~-=·········· ....,, ... ..,...... ... . ..... ~ ... -Bifocal ttla1ses, It hrn • un rm. -•ch, Lennis bdrm. 2~ ba f11>k. aol I BR-pool-blk to ocean Q\11646-~ . . t.und rm " bltint. Close s..a...• 317' S23 ~ n olrict space to table. hard· working frames, bl case, 644 1r,os 1'35/mo. 493·8293 or course. pool, ocean view. _ft, adll S2tO .... .,.5002 or' --· tobea ..... -.... ._7...,. b mother & small 3~ yr Found on Larti.spur 300 131·US3 No pet.I. $475 per mo. ii4t'SOOOX21G ..... Bachelor. new, good E· ..,. ... _.. ~ _, ••••••••••••••••••••••• su . east In Lagunca child. wtll behaved S200 bllt.C.llto1denlify ~ Sborel 4 br 2 ba IM2·~or661-t11'!17 aide k>caUon. S365 mo. 3Br3Ba.caipe.ta.c1rapes. EXCLUSI VE OCF.AN Hills, Lu Paz Rd. )U5t or und<-r. ind utll Muat --------- Sil TerHce. Plan J oci .._....,..,..shedor New h11mUur1• If! a Br 2 r,,9.LUlor837·06e6 lrplc, priv. patio, 3 blks FRONT 1 • 2 bdrm. south of the San Dieio movt• by Jan. 10. Call Found yg Germ Shep, lo'. lot. Newly -·•-te<t. •L+.w1Jud llOO !,!·._,!,!th/Balboa, call from beacll. M.50 mo + apt'•· avail. Security r:way. ~ont · 1-493-7592 or wnte The Appears purebred Nice _.., _.,.. ,...._ 0 ,J'.,...,., NewZ8r.kldllok,~araae. c~•1eeun~. Oya syst.tm. elevator. dlsb v .now. O.UyPtlot.BoJtl.580,CM dilpoalUon 64$-1508. • fam rm. ~nil .............. •••••••••• ~d_, wa1h/drv oo .. up c-··--"--dbl OV""• P•n -Ad••"" ~~~~.beach. Oceanfront, beautifully $400. mo 2321 Ora~ge ~·-·1!¥'91MO-9 ~,!vtthr~~:-~ Pu~p:. ~~~~o;~VtHM~~n~~~~ w-::'~ _-:-tr bdrm. ... ba S~ft. . .nT~h't~gw:1c~:1:; MOllLIHOMI rede<:or•led, 3 BR. 2 ba. Av-e.552-18 Deluq 2 bd., 2 ba. nt ~ ,,_..._ .. ,.,.... __, offlcet nvallable One .,_,.. .. -• • Br ...... b 1 -· ..... •·nft.a tOJ unit. ocean view 2 Br 11 ... th. •·t l t Pt.I. D/W1 ~r .. paUo ..... or"5-1123 .. •·-2 · • 0 for proC female. Non w/aqua 1U>Mt. CM urea. • • ..... •· 2 rplQ, --""""" -.. f'pl b I ""'v ••-... u + $"510//)1 o o pct a :;.,.~"!':"'-·°'.!e ·tm•ll • .•molter. "On d rinker. "4-2!l8l. ~::~.~~~~· • ~8~ ~:~P~~ ~· wfnte:. cii?&: ~~ AdultA, bo peta. e&;.~ ' · 2 BR apt. sns mo. Cloff to ...,........., L Very pvt. ~non Tennl11.,_. --1-,-R .. -1----5-3-5-0 ..... c-•• n.n 0 .. C .....,.,,.... l BR L B b beach. ..w'PORTCEMTU toUer. 111Uer. XJot cook. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ........ ..__... ••ors ..,..... _.y anee ·"· . * • oi.1 e ac . 41111-a:M Would conalder unJque _..._..... ...... totnc.. 1 Bdrm, •tesJa to ocean. $.IPfr,JUBttw.hed.2BR. Privacy, $115. Adult. 00 lOOOOaqft RELAXJNG MASSA0£ -·-••••••••••••• MaWle"-Stent um.~. Days 642·1334. tY, ba •J>C:.: bltna. la. peu.833-#74 28 r. 11 d eck. walk to Luxuriou1 P•ne.lebJames·Llc Man<'ur Waterfront ' bdr m . 2 SantA Ana SS.f.70'10 Eve&42,6571 ldtch .. (Wt. laundry rm . bNch. sm mo. llcea w11peclal extru compan on. 5'1. It Outnll9 9 4!M·Sttl ~ "°'*· 3 ba. lncld. 1\1\aMim 956-lOl 1 aaraae. aundeclt. Adulll. Sbal1> 1 hr. blt.n.t. cloM to 481-o:JlJJ eves C o n t o r e n c e Oan,Yon aru. 875 13· • Jbi:;.ner. pool, tennis, EutAA&Mlm ~~ 3Br. 2 ba. nlc~ ruf'TI MJ0.844-2341 beach 1225 mo. Call s.J..•-Jll6 rm I b ~th room · WANTED: Professional. PREGNANT? Carin,. Prv ·~~e. S... 84.2 IN!l7 w. Anah9im 76l· lA42 ~~ = J~ir BEAUTIFUL IWtury adlt 53&-7330. •-•:::r.;:.......... thower/ltJtcbu. Cot\tact _,tabUtbed. non proht conlidMUial C()\.ln."lelin~ a Wlltm:lmtAtr ~ ,_ .. ~ • t'!OiQdQ 2Br. t~e.. PGOI. 2 Br. l be. Wa welcome. ~ lbr w1vl.w " Lo&iH Daill clanco co. ta 1ct1klna rtferraJ Abortion, adop. ~..... 3167 Utfllltl"U Jacu11I, nr So. C-0111 near 5 Polot.. SZ85. ht ~t SJSO UUI In CO~~\:fALTY =t''R::d~•:nei!ft· ~~'t°plnJ. $47.~ --·•••••••••••••• a..11\tdAdaarereaHr. l»lau. U'14.50 roo. D'.\amlet' at 78'11 Com· cltt . Cbuc b Ayru Santa An.a area c.u.•--------8->' to mo¥• In. 3 b~1 2 Cad.111.aca to cro..<:an. stnall "people to people · 642 1.964 ~ ti. Sorey. oo •isu. II )IOU're not reedlnl the IOCIO COUNTIY GIRL ba. trptc, dabwttr. pauo. ~rtho Fad we. c&U1 with bit rt· ~. bu.le adt ln c1 ... mcd1 mad yd, pr. Kid.a• petJ Roll 'emolfthe ma.rttet lldenbl.p,ud bit rawtat 2 Br, l bl. Cl1>\t. drPI. no 5eU ..u. EASE )'OU'rt mWilnl • lot o W-.t 2 bdrm pt 1.n * ESCORTS * • ok. tMI. Alt. 1"lo l... WIOsaCl..ultl1edAO To pl.a~ )'OU!' claaalt\ed do111 $2U. Carpo r t F1Dd whal ,_ Waftl le Ll'u a1lED£ MWl1 lnJor mallon u Dal* Ja1 ctub. l.. or • -...;m.2971 Oall~I M>m711 ed..c~..,..4Hl71. ~ OllUJP'tlcltr.lwlfieda. aa.&ned~IU4ITI wtdMIOllMf!!AllNJs. 1!11f>IM.541-m7 aun 9574474 ---,------\ . . --.:.-.. -.. --- ..... • . . ... ., ._ ... •I .1 ... .. I ' ' .... •••• 4 1 •••••••• ~. E = :e . ~ )~~~~;-., ... -..... ,. ~ ' i I I' ~ DAILY PILOT ... . , l •l Tuffday, Janutty 2. 1179 I , · ........ ... , . ,._••u/T .. 111wt c.,. .. ei c.E... ~ ... tr1 ft ea th•••-1e t1•11_, ,._..,.,,..,. ._,._. .................................................................................................. , •.....•.•.......••.....•..........•.... ••····•····•·······•··· .•....................................•.••..•• Oitm....ti..art,. I na.Oari-nttt frMl!'Al Any Clun u p a. H aulln•. WUlhaulor cln.anylhln(C,tiaPflneaa. hontaty. Job Brickwwlt. Small lobs Nutpetchesa.t .. xtur«"• REPAJR•REROOP.AH ~·a W. Coul •• lc>be I •II AJlen or CAl•RI• l..andtrap1n1 Jmmtid bW1m111. comm'I or r · wet done Call The Mop· Newport, Calta Mesa fl NllUT. lf3·14lf l y p e 1 . sh 1naIe1 . Hwr.nB. S415tll Tony, Me-.V Prot .. 60Cl•lt avall1bl• Mlnl\<'V11 IU 8801 11}atn\lal, reH rates ptll Cieanlng service Irvine 6T~3l1Seves. f'Ot'klh_.t!l ·compo t'*r . ...., .. • Ii toraJJ alf1l~ Olll anytime. '68·~ lnaurtld S4e 2193 Block wall.a. brickwork. PA'rr:H Pl.ASTE8JNO f)<eet'lft $fl·~ Ay ~,.rt 1'6M 4'1U.hty tar11..ih; ~ f\trll Ken'a G1ns.n1n1 Sentcf', I ,., I l ...._ A 11 type 11 to' re e T-•-t--. ... •••••••••••••••••••• lvty lnijcll:I OK ,..,__.,_ C k tree trlmmlna • re C IEAPF.aT h1ulln1 1n Comp. housec ean n1 planters. n ee est. Pat. I.I C.ll ...... __...."' .. ve M ne~· Qt~s.Mllg" t'ko&l\'1!JNTA'CT ·oo 1 moval. rle1n upa town. Ftff Ettlmatt111 Apt1. coodot t•11at. ~1·8911,&42·'432 es mttes 540-G8Z5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dnveu) .. •Parlilntc lcw;._...s.r.tu -w .. lc'tm -J.:il"I 9029115.~l.390__ dpndbt MOO hr &~·01°' 81ocUralumpatooewalh1. ......... ~ape Creauona .E~· •R•P•ln •Snlto1lln1 -r• Uo1prtalUw R .. ount1 .--'•-k Wte haultni movi"I U-v .. more fr-· uma In plantar•, dr1'vewaya ••••••••••••••••••••••• pert sb.aplna. thinning, •LI c ND. CM 4 S •••0 •••• .. • ..... •.. ... 11111 ~ 4 JM • __.., •• .. ..... ... "'" " " " · atwnp removal 676-2821 It 04U 4111 !Shampoo ., tunr tlean, 1111 W t4:bfl,bl lW •• .. •••••••••••• ••••••• 01raao Viar clean in& ''19. hullftd domestics. 646-7~. 63l·3S88 PERRY'S Pl.UM BING IM • --Oliltl bri1Pl«-n•r•. •Pll at~r'SJ?11 ... ~81 11 , ........ Xtf• Reu.rat• 642-0706 EVERVNOOKa.CRAN·,,......;,aperflHJ Complete plumb1n111--------- .. 4'11ttta (l1UlOrnil\hlHt'1'1 CIH11 ''arnenter. palntiai" ..... ~h NY •2810or&4&-~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• &er\licei. Dreln & t1ewt1r ~wc...-. P ~ llv cbn rm halt 1•• Ava ~ " "' .. · C' I o • n I n 11 . Jo' r (I c ••••••t.!_••••••••• ••••• ....................... rm 11 • ~b SlO, C'hf ....... n.-1. r.at.n. U yr11 in ....................... ntECLEANlN~ LADY PET,ERS PAINTlNO estimates 24 hr 11ervlce. SqueaJCy Cle1n Window li\illdayut'f! P\'4' c~1 I A Guart'Um ~ udc>J', ••••••••o••••••••••••• 11.r-ea.5481'1S2 AMWAY Co•m etlu. Effl<'ieni ~ecln f(. rella £xprd. 'Reu Ra.tu. mi.:.tt81 Washing. Tborouah Job &.eacMr. T::M> $ )0 ., n\ ~~, ,, )D npr H+' .. A --...... .... .., -• Nutritlon, Houaewarei., ble aervtce, ran rates. lo· Free Est C•ll Gene . int/ext. Sl'l. MS 3243 · rd1 5.51 l l ltl ti R t -• ,. ~""' O. Ill I llonw Cart a. Comm'I sured W ·3304 ~~ PtumbinJ repair. Spec in • ---.~· myH I! 1 UcSZTlMGU ant ::.-;;!!'!;............... 642·1~ . • remodeling & copper re Past reliable window W\11 do bab)'a1\Un1 In m) $.31 Ohn..._ --L••c•lncJ Pal!'ting.. Ex.trllntr. Ex· pipe. Good pri<'H. Top de.trun{! aak ror Randy tioow C 1 .._ r.LlOC"l RICIAN Prlcf'd Haul. 1l&lploader dump HI...... ....................... pr d, bc>M&l. neat, reas. Hat Plumbing. '37 3l94 567.mn &.6.36Bl · Got! 42:13 riaht·frM Hllmate on ~. aredlna. tret writ. .. ..................... L.M.S -Roto . Sod or Lic'd964 1045 Dave • __ _ -••••••••••••••••••••••• larpoumall}Obt dfmolill0nl•lt l31·12ST • R OB(N'S HOUSE· See ded Lawnt . HAPe Y NEW YEAR ....... $.erYke Rcmodftl, r•pair, CU l.il~ 173 OMil 'thrtor ,. Dump Grad i,;CLEANING St-;RVICE. Sprinklers. Planting Prot pamllrlg. Ext & int. FROMJfOP HA'l' PLUM MOW IS THI TIME ror job seekers to che<'k the Dally Pllot He lp Wanlt'd Classtficalion. lf the job yoo want Is not Ui.•re you m1ahl <"ons1der otrenng your services with an ad In the J ob Wanlt'd category. Phone 642.5678 •••••••-•••••••••••t•• t1r1>41ntry, aid lime IAn Cl an Up. Removal. tor a lhorouahly clean Contr. Uc. •364419. Ex Low rates. Refs. Free BING 537·31114 • mifllm hip If Yrt ln alCTIUCIAM ..... house. 5'C)..()&7 -u-t Refs 675· 7833 esl. S3M780, ~ ---Action l.•a•I T )-p1nie •tH l .. u~'d Mr .• r11om tt..Comm'l, Ind R1nbl Demolltlm.-eh.· 540 l$3l ..... ..... Pr ~ l.>tVOttt1 " &nkrupto bo &314 Z5yrst'ltper Uc2710U ------Want a.REAU.Y CLEAN European Landscaper Fine Exter. Palnting by .., t ~ ~111 do~ 1~ c .a.11 ,~ .. • t •6 ft SlDOr St be . 1ru1. Try ·Mlr-gllftlft hr> • You dun't nttd 1 IWl lo -.. _ • w .. 1 I HOUSE! Call Clngham Top work. F'1ur pnce me. G-5SSS 24 hn. .. .................... . Pnnllna St-II type c1t1n1 4t pnnt.an4 to lh~ lrld«' ' ot Or J.,'ty 8433 - ·draw fut" w!M!n you ••••••••••••••••••••••• Girl F'reee.t 645-5123 Mainl. Refs . 646 4871 TENANT PROBLEMS" pl~ an ad 1n th Daily ~ your old aturr for OCCSt~"t l Ton truck d,ys teves EXCELLENT PAINT· Call a Profess1of}al with J>\lol Want Ada' Call no"· nt'w 1oodlt1 with • Trub. tree tnm Ron Flnd what you want In ING. Reasonable rales 27 years uperienct> '43-lt78 Claullled ad 842 5678 6'2-5703, M2·m. Daily Pilot Class1!1eds Want Ads C411642·5678 Freeestunates. 548·2706 Brkr. MS· 1366 -------------- ~;~.~ ......... ~?.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~ ~~.,..~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~ ~~ ..... !!~~ HelpW..tect 7100 HelpWe11ttfl1 -7100 HttpW.t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Spirl ............ l8J$So. l'!I Cammo Heal San Clemente, Fully he l''or appt 4.9.2·7296 XX DANCE OF FUM XX Beautiful nudt' ttlrls, da.nce at exh1b1t1on & rap se.:.1ons 9AM to 4AM every day. 2060 So Eucbd, Anaheim. exl'll ing 24 hr r erordlnii 543-1422 MICHELLE'S •Outcal• 1 lAM 2AM 835 3749 •ESCORTS• 972-1138 LINDA & VICJCI Outcalt Mau~ For The fuft of ft! Serving all Orange Co 83S 7313 MASSAGE FfGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OML Y Doy1,•vet,hr AllGAtL A.llOTT FEVER!!! CATCH nm Join the rnosl exciting 'Temporary Ser vice . in Ora.nae County. Work close lo home for !{)II pay .. Paid vatatlona;. AutomaUc Raises. THIFIYY IS 5"1ADIMG •• CATCH IT!!! ~ TEMPORARIES Call: Debbie Card DiaMe Bridges Mo/.r Braeuugam Vicki Heston SS7-!1760 4500Campus Drive Newport Beach, Ca 92660 Ae<."OW\tJ.og APT MOR couple age 40 AutomoOveTrainee Banking ................. aen cru .a ACCTG CLEllK 1'he J.olt,y .Roger Inc haa an entry level opening fOt' an 1nduatrlous In · dMdual looklnar for op· portunity to grow. Must ·+to manage well main· COUMT&'SALES Wned 37 +adult unh11 In Busy toe co n'eeda <>range County. Xlnl te. lhotlvated pen for parts nanla. Salary + bonus. dept. Exp good, but not (714)521·8541 8:30 to S '*· '° $12,000. Pd benef. pm. Call 557·7193, United Banking • be ~cient with IO·key 1---... •1•.•~-.,.•1• ... •0--adder. P081tlon calls for ~ ,.. •-"' filing. auditing of daily 41>-:;(t wpm + 10 key by sales r eport• for our toucfi. We offer excep- restaurants & misc. lional bene fits & a general office duties Ap· pleasant working al· ply in person. 17042 mosphere amidst the Giilette Ave, Irv 8am· aceruc surroundings of 5pm, Mon lhru Fri. Newport Beach. For ap. •-------•I pointment call . ACCOUNTING CLERK Lynn Stansfield (714) 75&-7853 AVCO Aitmndal 5-Ylcea 620 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppty Employer Pertlonnel Service, 1500 ,\dama.C.M. .....,._ff•. Sa1Hc .... .,. Experience TELL HS lmmed_ e>penlngs for ex· (>et' NOTE TELLER & COML T ELLER. UNITED CAlJFORNIA BANK m Ocean A venut! Laguna Beach 494-6546 EOE Not Necessary Banking But Here's What Is: TB.LER -High School Education NEWPORT OFFICE ·(Preferably 2 yrs. col· Xlnl opportunity for 1n lege) d.IVJduaJ w/mmimum 6 -Well Groomed mo exp. WHI be preform * USUN SA VIMGS IS EXJ>ANDINC': TOSANTAANA TILLY f'ULLTIME Expenenced preferred but willing to train. t•or lnformat1on Please contact · Bob Elk Redondo Beach Of(1ce 231-540-622. EOE MIPIJI * -IUitiveAlUtude ing new account$ duUe:. ·AbUityToLearn as well as all teller func ------------ ·And Most of All : A 11on~ Wtll consider ----.---.-.-stron4 desire for an out· sha.!1> mdlvldual w t6 mo IAMtlMG/TllLERS standinR career wllh a cashienng back ground Newpe>rt Beach office. 1uccess·tu1, enlhu.s1ast1c & 2S wpm Contact J ohn La~ _ ... .......,.A · l tY\>lD& reqwr.,... l "'v_ ... ,g corporation Lawt. 714·675-4500 T ler with 1·2 years ex· -ToeCompany Benems LOSANGELE.S penencepreferred.and I Call Doug Wl.sdom FEDERAL .. te11er with 3 years ex· AltCHfTECTU•AL for complete information SA VlNGS & LOAN perience preferred as Cl.ERICAL F.am extra money' TYPISTS PIX ACCT CLERICS KEYPUNCH OPEii CLHkS Mual have phone & r eli a ble transp Long & short term ass1gnmenta. Hoh day & vacation pay Hosp1lallzallon plat avail.able. -~· JI c....,. •• 546-4741 (Across From OranjeCo Alrporll Equal Oppe>rt Employer Mlrumum I year m ac· counting wlth expenence in billin g h e lpful Responsible for-all bill· Ing, malntalnlne open shJpment files, ~sl and bmance all Invoices and credit memos lo the a~mat.ed accounts re· reivable system Profect~ IAUERIUICK Equa l o pportu n i ty chief or sr. teller . 1-;x. JobC 1 Oran~ County's 11 1 employer Mff. cell e n l sala r~ and O.ERJCAL 0 ·'"ck alersh1n "--fits. "'-II Glon a Do· HAPPY Well eatabUs ed Orange .... " Banking '·""'"' '-"" County· firm with strong 2925 H..tMw llvd. TB.I.ER ty <714 > 673·3130. M~EAR design & advanced pro· Cotta Meaa For our South Coast IMPYJ4L S&L lion ofJers permanent -------·-----"' ua ppe>rtuni Y ·~Fridoy• Will train pers goot w/~le, ph, + It lypln1 skills . So, O.C. Area E.OE. •ADIA'• · Ta...-vSerYIU 1720 E Garry Ste 119 SA. 957-1.30 • CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES A ma)Or lfJe insurance company headquartered 111 Newport Beach hai. opportunities for in· dlVJduals with skills and general office ex- penence in J or more or the following areas. • G<!neral Clen cal · T )'p uig4Swpm + _ •Mag Card II • Accounu11g/llookkecp· Ing •Statistical Clerks 631-2140 GOLDEti GIRL :::X::::.----~-----We offer excel lent salaries and benefits in·· eluding 1 weeks vacation alter 6 months, 11 paid holidays, and group in· surauce begins on day or ture ducllon syste ms onenla· 979 2500 Plaza omce. Evenin"s. Eq 10 t ~Q~ o f fl c e • ~lions with xlnl Monday lhru Friday & Employer 0 overload AUTOMOTIVE every Salurday Ex· ·--------ls & opportunities perl r A .. Call fo r advancement . Haft WANTED! Kalence pre err.-u 557-0061 We have 1mmt!1Jlutc operungs tr you quallfy. we offer unique worltin.i COVlronment. m addition to exrellent rompany berwflls Please contact . Penonal Set-vices 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LANDL.ORL>S. Complete eVlct1on service S50 Typ 1ng. fil\n ~. 11crvlng forms 968-6065 &1='& ation ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schook& .....,. .. 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REA'c!.STATE LI EHSE SCHOOL OFFERS. Gu.st Lecture FT-u •Crash Course available •Materials provided. •Small c laues (.Or personalized instructfon. •Cl:ioo&e own taste-day 'l" & rught classes. •Placement up to 80'!. commission. F'ree 3 Week Sales Training. C4ll For Detalls 831-1003 493-0442 Ka tell a Real ~tale School 3203! Cam.mo Capistrano San Juan CaptBlrano .. Accounting H You WClftt To Work N8W!!!! Pl.EASE CALL ~ :;.:J temporary TEMPORARY AS.SIGNM ENTS LONG OR SHORT TERM WE NEED IOOICKEtnRS ACCOUNT ANTS ACCOUNTIMG CLKS 547.7375 ~Park Center Dr Ste 105 Santa Ana (()((4th St, between Newport&SA Frwys ) Free Parking ' I 000/o ff'ff To.,,.c.t Minimum 3 years ex· Au t o de a I e r s h i p th>' Amburgey or Mr 8anltin 3723 IWch S.__-t eerlence In Type I & switchboard oper ator t<Utnings at 54().4066. frEU.ERs ~ rr_. Type Ill hospitals, com· full time & rellcf cashier. C•f. Ftderal Mewpori leach merclaJ, recreation. lm Tues. lhru Sat Some ex Scrvlftc)I & loan Equal ()ppor Employer mediat.eopenings. periencedesired. 3333 Bristol St . CM Need sharp. personable Dan L. Roland EquaJ ()ppor Employer t.eUers. Savi.nl(s & Loan OOCUMENTOR & As~lales, Inc. p ._i Im experience preferable ::.'.l: .. • ---------Full.t ime posll1ons 716-llSO Anaheim J• • ., • Banldog available. Please tall DIVISION A1sembler or e lectro ~ _ .. ,~ Tal.StS 752·2600. • mechanical devices 1'6•"-towll•'-Poslt1orur available Jor ~LSlon & clean work c .. t•Mete • full time banlt tellers IRVINE "1fu~~~~~h Small, st.able manufac· "'4'-UOlwS40-t 4o with 6 months com SAVlNGS&LOAN 29'llSDa1ml~rSl ~~~.o·:4 ::=~~~~: AVI'OMOTJVE ~~~~~:.I ~: na~/1~: EOE M/F sa:taoAn~~d~Jr 11 necessary. can for appt •LOTPYSOMS! terested 1n applicants ---------- 642·8584 Cllev. dealer offers fu ll· who enjoy heavy public EqwilOpprOp~rtunity ---------•I llme. permanent posl· contact&canofferquali· Employer M / F • ... .. crR.outlL-S lions to assist New & ty service. Good salary & ACCOUNTIMG CLERK Excellent oppe>rtunlly for a reliable person to j_oin our Accounting Dept. Typing & adding machine as well as AIR ex.per pref'd. En.ioy xlnt co beo~ilJI lncludlng free meal. ~pply Mon/Fr i. 9am·Noon, Penionnel. MARllOn HOTEL SOO'Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Emplyr m tr _,_..,.. ..,.. Uaed Car Managers in benefits PtllCISIOH/MECM varied. interesting tasks. Applicants should con· Positions avail w/fast Senu-retited auto. mech. I.act : growing Newport Beach would like this-! Opp. for Virginia WoffH ro., involved In aasembly advancement; ii desired. MAMUFACTURER'S olcompa115 &camera un· See Pierce. HOWARD Its. Applicants should 'ex· Chevrolet. Dove & Quail olAMr per working w/small Sls.,NewportBeach. l.201DoveS .N.B. parts, good mech apt .. & (714 > 752·0600 et\JOY . Beoenta include 2 BABYSl'ITER. MATURE E.G.E. weeks vac., l week sick RELIABLE wanted in .--.-.------leave, &c profit sharing to my home for to mos boy. --------- n a me a few . c a II 0 w n t r a n s Be_oldn& ... 557·9051, ask for Ray Beach/Adams area. Hrs SOUTHWEST IAMK Gillman. will vary from 6:30AM DJ Glenneyre, Lag Bch --------•I upto7:30PM. 960·5112. RequlrAfS ~xperienced ba.nJc t!!ler. Call J oan IAIYSITllR/Haldlpr Gore49H711. E.0 E. ATTINTIOH needed Immediately. ------------•! llMDERY TRAINEE Collate and package educational materials Will reqwre li fting or t.?avy boxes. Willlng to tralll to operalt> forkllft. Excellent working condi Uons and benefits. Apply between 8am·llam. and lpm.Jpm. National Education 4401 Birch St.. Newport Beach. ( Ne~r 0 .C. Airport\ Equal Op· portunity Employer Bkkpr.tacct pay.facet. : f yroll. For sma II men's store. Some cas en ng & eves CHASIN'S · S. Cst Plata Clencal Tl.AIMEE Uruque opply exists 11 top NB <'0 for ind1• w/head for r1g'11 Bkkp1 knldg helpful Xlnl ben· & congenial :.urround 1ngs Ca 11 540 6055 Coastal Personnel Agen cy,2790Harbor. CM Al.LJOBS F'REE aen taJ rARTTIME Sunshine personallty & fnendly ph voice land: tJus Job w/early bird hr: &xlnloppty's . Work 7an to 12 noon. Several lo• avail. Cal l Judy 540-6055. Coastal Person nel Agency, 2790 Harbor CM ALL JOBS FREE CLERICAL ~days lh.ltto.Chri1 Judy. C.-.y, C'-ck To.Al 540-6055 IOA T IUILDU Coastal 'tf'1.0Met Wortong foreman needed 2790 :. CM I. Or 0 L1ve In, 5 d ay week. ver holidays off. 2 children. BanJdng No EJq.er. Mecesa Spanish speaking OK TELLER JI YoU are new to Cos~ Non smoker . refs a must to supervise construction Personnel Department PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Cente r Drive ~wport Beach. Ca 9'l600 <7141640·3523 9' t:Qual Opportunity £mployer M / f'' ----------Oerk Phc:rmacy Clerk rartTlme New spee1alty drug store locbled 1n lrvlne Is look· l1ij( for a personable in· d.IVJdual to work w1lh our pharmac:llJl calUng or·:.. typing lnbtls, & wa1tin~ on <'U.'itomen;. Will ul:.o be responlblc for stock rn,g the drug wall. i:, JQ hrs pr wk. Call the store mgr to M!l up an lnlerv1cw /appt. 714/552-lJUi THE GUILD DRUG 5404W...,.,I,.. CLERKS UTOTEM Accounting 7075 ROllmRT llAL9''e accounlef11JS Meaa, temporarily dis· 548-7031 TRAINEE cootinutng your educa·1 ---------& assembly or 2S' diesel __ AL.L ___ JO_BS_F_R_E_E_~ __ Uon, recently di.scharged IAIYSlnat from the service, or for Mature woman for 9 & 10 any reason seeking tem-yr old, aft schl for work· porary or career employ· in& mother. Brookhursl ment.. consider tb1a um· nr Talbert, FV. 968-2067 fiberglass hsh.111g boat. We are looking for• well-Ml-4163 Selling anylhlng with o Openings Now Available for full or p/time clerk:. on 2nd fl 3rd shifts. No exper necessary-we tram. Start $.1 per hr. As· st managers to $.1.60 hr. ManagentoSS.50hr. Ad· vancemtnt opportunities to those who qualify. For information go to our nearest market or con· tact the personnel otnce al ••••••••••••••••••••••• Documentor a division or Pnli nurse, pit, Corona NYSE {inn 11 expenenc· del'-Mar, Laguna Beach Ing 1ubstanllal growth only, refs, 675-8861 . and baa. an lmmed1ate n-amed nurse, car_e_o_f_l-he-1 oeed for the following: elderly. Uveln 499.2227 Proudly Announces Our Move to Larger Offices. Vls1t Us At Our New Location. qua ~rtunlty. aft 7pm. OU C• lont Babysitter. El Toro area. groomed career mlnded Oa.il,)i Pilot Clasalt1ed Ad individual to •tart as a BOOKEEPER. FC. lhru l I Teller Trainee. Po111llon T.B. <'Onstr . ex per is a a '!'PL~ matter ... has an excellent 1tarlin1 Salary commensurate J~t caJ1p.u.S67B salary, paid training wtex_per. Send resume •--'----period plus an outstand to: Classified Ad U9, I ......... ----1 HetpW..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERI Entry Level We arecurrenUy seeltlna • lftOW'Ce(ul, ambitious l.ndMdual to Jotn our ac coumlng stair. Position requires minimum I year clerical expenence and the abill to use 11 10.kcy add!P achlne. Good judpmen a et· irentla We pro • u · cel""l company benefits and arowth opportunlty. PleaM call or apply l.n penan. • BILLING CLERK Will prepare machine or· der blllins a.nd input into computer. Mus t type :iowpm and koow 10 key calculator. CLERK TYPIST COLDWELL RANKF.R BUILDING SUITE200 \ 2333N BROADWAY SANTAANA We have an lncreaalng demand throughout Orange County for 1!X· perienced accounllng Ii bookkeeping penonnel. Qall or vlalt us today-we are lookinl forward to greding you In our new locaUon. 1714JIJMJOJ FREP.: PARKJNO S216r..-Wk Mature woman, startina Jan 2nd. wk. days 7 am to 4:30. Care ror Infant. Ref. req. 768·7446 Ing benef1t1 package. Daily Pilot. PO Boit LSOO, Clrnn1I Heavy cashlenng ex Costa Mesa, Ca . 92626 I SPECIAL I perlence a nd good customer relations baclt BUS BOVS-full·tlme. ex· I lntenlewincJ I J1round will help you per'd, apply in person: CE~ER 12442 Lampgon St GarQn Grove 5!r7 ·4840 Equal ()ppor Employer. 8ab)'llitt~r wanted, over qualify. Please apply In The Beach House Inn. I "• I :~. :!n~~~t~.odpr~~ 18. 8 mo old chlld. My penion. 619 Sl.eepy Hollow Ln. Clerical , home. Approx 20 hr wk. Laguna Beach. I •---------- lncentJves •extra profit Days ." eve•. n exlbte cmUNS IAHK fndustriul J CLEIKTYPIST ~:.n~U:~ men we schedule. 12.00 hr. Own OF COSTA MIS• IUSIOY I Now In I f\aU time " Perm. Good are lookina for may be trana.975-3823 Banquets, weekends. Huntington Co Be n e flt s . ca 11 tired ~ typing, folding Babyaitt.er needed 1·2 2970 H..w lt•cl. eves;.J'rlday lunch. 1Ebx· I Beach I 644-43l2. pepen, werehouae jobs days a wit. Day time.• s.lh 205 pr . ..,.uy. Private c " · Interviews !).3 1--------~worllln1 for a llrnlt~ Newportarea.548-4287. CotNMna 8'13.~l5 Marton. I To makt' It t';1)'i11·r for I CodttiM~~· lnc.ome. Work wHb 0 EOE MIF 6amers wantecl for bike l you wr'r<' <'Omlna 10 ~people. Rapid ad· Babyalller, aya, your ,,,.... San Clemente & .vour nc•11:hhnrhnod I Earn up to S300 per wk . vancement Pol•lble. H home. Coeta Mesa area, San Juan. also auto I Why not take this I Low tl.iUon. Pla«ment ~are 18 or over Ind ror tnrant under, l yr 81'*1111 rootea avail , San 01Jpo r1un11v IC• auist.1Sl·91iof would be available to w /worktng m other ·Ta.LEAS Clemente, Laguna l 'll'<"Wfr tht> monv ----------~.:iuic.:~S:.:~~~~r ~~m~::':.; for :~.~ac tm":Ml•lely. ~~~~::~.~~~~ ~':'~:t:.'~~'n ~.P~~ :t~f8o~1::1':.~/~h~ .~,~·~i"c\c~~~~" ,.~1·.~~v ll --c·ou.ac---,·oa--.. • our aecounUnt depart· da'!I and PM 1hlft1. Xlnt 64MI 14 ' O.bysiUer (OT 5 mo. old. 3 Newport Beach, Hunt· Re11 l1ter N ewapa pe r W•• rull 11 ·"f'rmll" Excellent oppe>rtunity menu Muathaveablllty beneflt1, lnc l'I In· ---------1 da)'I per week. Prefer lnaton Beec h It San 58.l-4141or49&-56t8 l v.ork f'or "Ou 1h111 I for lndMdual wltb e>. tol)'pe financial r.porta IUl'&n«, incenuv~. end ..... _ __., my hOme. Wiii tontldcr Clemente aru1 Ex m1·11n~ n tl<''<lhl<' perie.nc.c In telephone lt«W'ataly, know 10 key lick pay, Please apply ln """"'"~te .&11 -5 lleftlMd Sitter's h<>me. --'ence pref'd, bul will CASHIER I v.ork 'IC'h1'(lulc• thut I oolltttlon P081tion open al ... _ d .,,, ~to Bever~ Manor '"~ A..-•1 "-b ......... 8702 ...... •·-1 h E flt 1 f d In OW' Cotta Mesa oUke. c cw.ator an type "" •• •ttMI unt °" . area. _.,. contlder appudnll wt 21 to 3S Yrt old. xpr'd. :oi vour 1 <•. an A c.ontact Mlko Su1Uvan or . wpm HC>llp.340 ktorta, ~ at\$pm. exten,lve. 11les It Apply Don Jose l frt·t~om lh otl Gail Ria.nil CM. llOllAna.I cuhlerinl background. RHlaurant. 9093 Eut work 1n J1 ll «'O J'lc . cb at <714 > We alter excell~nt com· ...... ..__..., AMDTillS ~!!1.!~.mume,eclean·up Uhl.red, wewlllMnd you Adami, Hunllngton Bch. l .)tldom ('f)joy I ~~~:i;:p1~:e~. Op· ~---hnl&..-1 P8n.Y beMOU which In· ,_..,.... ,.IOY• ..--·..-0 toourtraloloa centA!r on 1182·'1'9ll .-.~ n&e elude one week vacation Groomer ... bathe r , ~ ~J fuU1aJary. -.;.;.;;-;.;-;.-;.-;.-.-.-.-;.-I Call KeJlyAt 1•--------.'t .. "'....Nonal aft.tir slx monlhl, eleven cleaner. r·t T In cl. .a.•"'o••-.y NH pe1d holl ... _ •nd ·-·p s.t/Sun. AUi .vrra. Banldnl LU.-847·3498 4640VonKarma.n ll'llUI .... ,_ '"" 6445463 STOii ..... CID s ....... e..... .._....... I OrnurNewport I COOIS Newport Beach, CA mr.o l'llW'&nco •larta Of\J1*Y •-----·-----Eic~tatartlni aalary Jm~late openlnl In ..W YIAR I Beach brun<'h ottlre I lr.xpandln1 rHtaurant 7H/1U.~tt ~hire. Auwerln~Serv lu for S·do week. Ex.· 1'11'BS Munuo1ton Buch It "-AIOfUtAf 833•1441 dlalnwh.hoveraountts • .Ecuaa.l Opportunity Telephone ralor for celJeot worklns condl· S.... C..t lMne aree. Prefer eir· !IE hmlly-owned qanl1a· •--!m111p&111111oy111e•r•M•/•F--1 IJOCUMENJQR llpm·'7amah ft. Muat be Uont and opportunlUea MlllJR..... l*'itnee. but wlll traln.,, L~·~ lion offera ptuuo\ -• over as yr• old, 228 for advancement. .._1....__ .. _•n-n"' lndlvJdual with 1ood • I I worlcln1 condllJona. P'ore•l Ave., L•1una ""' ·~•Mft'D• 09 • communtcallon tklllt Good opport&&nltlea for AeaoL11t.1Payabl• DIVISION Beach Llbera1 emp1oyee MD~nflowerC.M. ,. .. _aptJtudeltUtctyp'. l e ""V•C 'ii lldv~mC'ftt. Excelltnt TIMHH -be" e f 1 l I I n c I u d a 540-5300 . ~"ikalla. • ~ •• Ano1ht•r Wav Th I company bentfllt. Ex· ho1pltalh1allon In· a Pfeue ull P4!rtonntl l4M741 !Mp Prople Dtrltoofd dtalrtd. ApJ .; Yr\Mdly Np\ Och <'O AddreMotr•ph aurence, Ufe huurance "-" .• 7141._3908 todl• ("'----.. • PlaraCludad I lnpenon. ae• u1•r detailed MulU1rapb OPPORTUNITY a.ndl*lllon fund (II Cl .....,. ,_,_ l'nron 1'001 w A minded lndlv w/lOkey ' 211'llSoutht>alm1tr tnocka oft.a wh n )'OU APPLYINPll!RSoNAT °' Hall'iedAd c:w1*karound· Or~Co Airport) I ornrr 't' I ~ 9 1i l1l>'nl for-bu.y AIP P.O.llcucJ0547 ~ ,.ult·fet.Una Dally · UD&lSTtl'REST ACTION CALIP t .. IAMIC F.qualOppartEmplortr 111 lo•nollt1 • "'6fl' dllll. Xlnt brna 'atart SanlaAlla,CAl:r71l Nqt Claulned Ads to • SANTAANA Calla F.q.t()pty Kmply Ml f -D I flllnS~~~~1,t."rh I ~ ~ . . ul · _,, CaJl '*-~. -reedJ w Or•nee Cout .&..... _ Daily PtJot • I P. o •: ~f p o.ltal hnonMI A1•n· t°.qual Opportunity marttft. ' 1'bl fu\at ur•W lft the • Al).VISOR SELL Idle IUma wllb 1 Have aometblq you w•nl l'iot tm •litn"" I JJJJ WC ... MWy t)',2790H.rbor,CM ~~~~~~-~M~Jl'~t~H~ Pbntw8425f'7f W#t. I Dally Piiot "2-J811 O.U,PiiO(CwalllHAd to•IJtCluallJechdldo . NtH•ru ... "' ~ ~ ..... _ AIJ...IOU t'R~R ~I-_ • _ O..in.1Ad...IU·58'11 , ,_ _ _ __ _ ~·-ltwll M2Y78 _ 9!11~-------.--• •. . · , , . • c ,.,, . , rut P'uod. ' ta Me .. ..._. ~•J.11rw P\ill or Prt'. Oood WOtkU\I tcm dil!UM.. ~ AAk ror P'MiJ --rrCICLERK ·l~RANC JelMm pot for rt1M Pf"9'.0I\, pl uant worldn1 ~ oppty '°" lNllnllJI • lldvaatemciol. 171~ llr ~ ~ mo to •t•rt c!fU~ uk ror An Mle&.•tl G-ll-1-A·T SALIS JOI MOW °"" 0000 PAY, GOOD • 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mtd.lcal W.W..ttd 7100 ttmW..e.d 7100 ....,wmhd 7t00 Medloal Ttan1rrt"r. ~t;T ... •••••••••••••••• "--;T"t• .. ••••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••• ••• luU \lnle, 1nunecll1l• ,...le.Mot uperunw . .-icpuitoc• pre ____ M •d rured Cati Mr• T~•• Sai. 1'llot.IOn at T\4tS5'7-l300 lmmecUtllel), PIT. IM THI 1.00tl -euburr Croaa Prt MOR TRAllllF.E School. Marilyn. 141 ~ Known for European rash1ons throughout Southern Ca looking for 2 or 3 aggressive f usMon oncnted ladie~ who have a definite rashion back· ground & have munagcmcnt pohmtlal. We have immediate full & part time poeitions available. Will train brlaht ptra orMUIMI. HD aru. abl• to communlcote. C a re • r o r 1 e n t • d . Puttbuln& TraiDu. Xlnt Rew1rd1n1 future for bentf1ta, Pac. Ind. Supp· abou avrii &ntt!ll ly,2Je'IS.Ha~~ l.Mcratlve tncom•;"PlY to U\v41M 10 a % the profit.I C.ll~Ml . MOQMJeHTMS A&llJl'OX •cw 5 even.Ina• ea wlt. u rn U ·U hr New11pa1)tr auembly. Utt;30am. l.A TlmH. Npt/l rv Olll 5*0235. -MOOMJ6HTIHG7 88).1225 ~l-llotel Will traln·front deak -.....w· Hol~ Penooable. full tu;.: 1rvlne f>fisoru>el Ag ncy .,._~ 4118 E 17th. Colt.a Men __ ___;645-~..;;-;.,;_ __ _ Salary + cqmm + co benents. Call for appt Mon thru Sat lOam-Gpm THI LOOK 644-6500 '-d ... Cltrk S&l•to181lper mo. 2 vra exp w/knlda ol •tat r c keepinl desirable ~J>PIY Newport-Men Unlfltd School Dist . c.'1ala1tlt!d Penonnel Oft. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! fa~.'f;c1~~~u:. ';. ::! R. L SAi.iS Reataurant btrtn1 part l-3pm. lOOl. 16th St. Npt Start the year rilhl: time or full time. Open Bdl. I!! o & Stiect ~es offert: 1o:aoAM to 1 : oor M .--.· i 'm'iil'----•I wp pro1re11lve com· every day. Pick your misalon schedule, an out· own hrs. No exp nee. REAL ~TATE LOAN atandln& tralolnl pro-SeaKln&Komer OFFICER-2nd Trust J_ra_l!'l w\lh Tommy CdM 8'13-3430 Deed Co. ~bly ffOl>klnl Fut Start, pro- ~ c.'O w11ood bona & xlnt lldv for JWN w iitt spdlna. Lovely toe over loo ll 1 a I o ca Ca II HOUK • GOOD CON · OITION . MANY 't'IUNOI! BENEt'ITS FA'ST GROWING COM· PANV PROMOTES Jt'ROM WITHIN. TRAIN ._. 0 R T 0 P MANAOF.Mf.tiT STARTS "181 · M E'O I A T E L V ' ' . KF.YBOAttD E X ·P t~ R I F. N l' E JlELPF\JL WE llAVE OUR OWN TRAINING PROGRAM PUT ON BY 11IE COUNTRY'S TOP ORGAN SALES PEOPLE. CAl.L AT ONCE "'OR INTERVIEW. ORGAN EXCHANGE. STAN NUNN 7141586-7302, SUiteaa. M2·1410 Motel-Hotel __,.....~ Relief rught auditor. 4200 DYPUMCH ona expe:;::!:f ,r IM motl v 1 ttd~peraof\""kl r.uon..J otficea on D\I· urantPC>RTER.•.(i aolicit" arranae loans jor streets and the beat hnperday,Sdywi<.Call ()ppty to crow" proaper IUtlr lD town. lt's your forappt. MS-5800ext 520 11.CCcrd.Loa to ability +a f~. Call 751·3191 unique, cnance to learn ltH SUPBVISOA ~ eoui.1 rerson nd A&cinc)'. :mo Jlarbor. COOK FOR OEU HIVBS CY S4 ..... + U you att ov~r 11 wllh a ALL JOBS FRE!l! SP rno r.cent exp wUI 645-4840 land i:>09 w/thls attract co Days & swing shirt MOVll FtRM avail. Xlnl be111 & OPPtY 518($ EXTRAS a.u r11Ce1.1ot tbe bUlliness. • SELECT u 1. ru11 or part-lime ReportJI chrectly to the Mesa Verde Convale§ Vice Pres. Fashion lbl PROPERTle=S cent Hoep 001 Center SI loc Loan exp + R.l!: lJc C.M. req'd.· Compen11t1on ~ooiat wanted for -------- flexible. RErUBLIC Michael G arrls on '• ROlllE'S UG HOMELDAN.756-1183. Ha1reutt1ng Salon . •MOP ___ Mt-_1m_ _ ....,oact d1nw1 rftOtd you ~U t.1me job opp0rtunily cOUMSBJM• .,..1 •I.art \h new yt-•r t.o learn nort1t trade. aR'f,,.UAA -tST W\lh a permanent JOb e73-8270betWI\ l<H2 for adv. Call 540-6056. Exceptaonal career opp o.tal ~I Acen· ty for tho6e w111tung to C)',~~;~~E break mto the movie business. S20-S20-0 per •••--••••I 642-6410 Women needed now REALESTATESALES Reet.aurant Good pay. Good hr~. r-~ ~v.' y 0 U W I 1 l e n j 0 Y • Teit AdmuUitraUoo. ln Knowledae or LA It Ou&.Uona ~uoo. • cou.n&el· Oranae Co t 'rwys Elcpertenc6Chervlee1ta· Ina foe career te1llna hdp(ul. Call 55Mt35 on UGt help, 3rd 1hUt. Cull procram. U•" or c:orn 1\8 foe appt. time. APPlY 990 E. PCH, puter buc-d career ---....:..:-----NB. gwdance 1y1tem. PHO Driver needed to make Handyman/Gardener ln a>.ych or rel1t.ed fleld piclrupll &i deliveries for --------•I Mat~r reliable, tennls or experience in voca plwnbin& fix:tures. betwn club HD Mon Fri 1-4 tion41 testing & career 8-5pm. good Potential. GENERAL OFFICE. • · . · gitdance. Part time Po&•· 675-4830. Secretaries, Typlat.s, Ac· • roo. 536-8832 lion. APlll.Y Career Plan -ct& Clerlla. Top Pay. No Hl-1'1 MFG test & packag· Nfll, oc·1rvine. lrvllll' DIJV-S Fee. Good Benefits. Ing No exp needed. Call srzn1. m.8881. DeadUnl' U' Immed Jobi near your 540-?.565 Jan. l,U\, Afttrmnllve Men or women 25 yrs or home. --------- Norrell Temponry Services ~1 EOE a cll on employer . older. Know the coast Women, Mlnonltei, Han c1Ues. Net $180 a week or dicapped. Veterans en more. Orange Coast couraReeltoapply.Apply Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. afterJan2nd. Herrmann. Fountain Valley. <No of Slater --------- COUNTER MAN betwn Newhope & ·-------- HOSTESS Expanding restaurant chain with over SO urut.s. Family-OWned organlza· lion offers pleasant working cond1t1ons. Oood opportuo1t1es for advancement. Excellent company benefits. Bx· penenced desired. Apply lnpenon. Autopartl. Min. 3 yrs job Euclid) or exper. Must be well ~~~~~~~~~I groomed & personable Phone ~S-8408 for 10 terview appt. COUM'f'H HELP Frr. Applf In person. Gary's Deli, 3309 E. Cst Hwy,CdM. DRIVER WANTED SUNDAY ONLY To deliver DAILY PILOT bundles to car riers ln Newport Beach area. Requires van or large st.atlon wagon & a good driving r ecord. Call : GENERAL LABORERS TRAINEE ~It~ ~S£MBLERS llll.; ~:;~Hwy PACKERS Mtwp:t hach Must have reliable __ tramp." phon~. Long & llolel. FRONT DESK short tenn assignments. CLERK 7 AM-4PM full Kol,iday & vacation pay. time. Call tor ~ppt. Ho~pltaliutlon plun 64S-5000ext$20. available. ICIY PUHCH d a y + r e 11 1 d u ;i I ~""'TOR poulb1lltiea. !714 > ._._ 76 l • l 24 4 . VI DE 0 Stveral o~nln&s exist CAST ING SERVICE for exper d operators. nowlnour3rdyear. Univac 1900 exper helpful,· but wlll train MURSYYMAH Swlni 1hlft $100 shift dU· Full lime. mature mule, ferenUal. Salary will de· over 21. 6 days includes pend oo your bac~ground Sal & SUn. Worlun1 with ~ exper. and ts . co.m· plants & trees de· plemented by many hne bvcry. SJ 25 & up. Ex~r blfnefits&ouridealN.8. pref'd. Laguna Hills location. F'or appt. phone Nunery lnc. El Toro L.Ynn Stans held (714) 159-78S3 AVCO FillmcW Senlces 620 Newport Center Dr NBD'l660 F.qual oppty Employer Ladies wanted for above waler boat cleaning. Over l8. Call 642-0671 for appt. LIASIH~REP Part lime. work at beautiful apt complexes. 1-2 Yrs work experience. college st.udenLI. Handle phones, It typing. work with flJures · Must work well with peof.le. outgo· ing very wel -groomed. Able weekends. 8»5653. MURSING Need RN or LVN fo r f/l PM stun Xlnt benefits mcl'g lnsuruncl'. 1nccn 11ve. and s i ck pa y Please apply lll person to Beverly Manor Conv. Hosp 340 V1ctona. CM Nuramg -1.VM Xlnt benef llohday pay 1mmed 1Ja yv1ew Con valescent. 20SS Thurtn. CM.6'2·~. Customer Service Man Highly qualified cuatomer service man for Orange County &alder. capable of re· pairing all types or con· stroct.lon. Top Aalary for qualUled individual Send re s ume to Classified Ad lt404, Daily Pilot, P .O. box 1560. <:osta Mesa. 92626 642-4321 Atlcfor DoftWl • .,..or VOLT Apply llotel E IRVlNE CO ttc..stkl1plftg Porter 071 Camel back Otf1ce Man111oter-Sales Good opportunity for ad· v11ncement Will traln/no experience necessary . Must be 25 yrs old or older & be avail. on Saturdays. 557·0824 or 774-6090 1525 Mesu Verde il206. C06la Mesa. 1:~ to 4, Monday lhru 644·9010 Packers & Matcriul Friday. Union benefi~t.~~~~~~~~~~ Handlers for plasu cs H_,.,S..W, iqual Opportunity •I ,.,,Al•liltll\••~ '•• ,,._ M '•1 DEL ALI CLE.RIC ~pr__ 3841 C .... DriH to VtU'k ln medical tab ElderlY man needs PT 546-4741 Call for ~l. 64 · fabricalion planl Apply extension LtCJlll &.c'y T ralMe in-' person. f' ab rm.1 ted Mon-~1. 8-5 Able to use care. Days. eves or 24 hr. <Across From own car. Ask for Debby 496-422111/493-2039. OrangeCo. Airport) Hotel Utll Clerk. All 631"'°3o -Electronics Equal Opport Employer around pen lo handle -tv9y PH SOM ASSIMIURS mail. lt tY'Pina. rmt desk .,..... & awitchbrd. Call for wanted, part or full time, TO $5.50 HR. GeBALOfftCE appt. ~5000 ext $20. miat be at leaiit 18 yrs Growing co has lmmed Growing dynamic bu.st-Plaallcs, Inc . 815 W 18th neQ lltigaUon firm m St. CM Newport Center has full ....;.,..;..' ----- lime openlAa for an •PACkERS• energetic & eHklent wt11 ·-•-.Two shift.II. Co legal sec'y tralnff. SIR ~..., " dictapbone. Xlnl typ. ln SE.IS W. Orange Co. in.I skills a must. Call E O.E. ~leste. ~. * ADIA * u~ or we wlll train ocm ... HIW 548-01:__:__57 ____ _ you for state exam RISTAUUMT SALES Limited of/er. Call OpeMllcJln Drug store. clerk· Cau.sey &Co.494-8057. ,... ~.-.V cashier , full Ume, female ReatEstat.ScMs EtUOYMEtn ln pnme Udo area. ll is my humble opinion that Roger Brown R.E. orrers the best opporturuty for salespeople considering: BREW'STER'SFAr.\lLY pre{~Pharmacy Now Ra~~~~~UC1a· N.O. 675-0640 lions for all rood servlce Sales personnel. Wa1tre11ea, Display Jewelry buapersons, cooks. hosts Ml time position availa lcha9tellles. dlshwuher, ble for r esponsible service bartenders. food person 1n exclusive Lido ~· Apply in person Vtllui:e :.tore,. E x Mon·Sal,all0830Warner peri~nce 10 Jewelry. Ave .• Fln Vly , Ca . CTYlllal. china sales pre E.O E. femed. 673-9334 Drop-In Location. Ad· verUsing. Commissions. elc • so If you are llcens~d . eager and moUvated, TALK TO US. --------• Sales Halston Boutique ROGER IROWH I .E. Rest.au.rant Saleslady with Fine Ap 673-1020 BOB'S parel experience Top Salary & comm. Call Heal FAtateSales HOMl°'THE ~Tue .. Fn. •9'-en Wetco-llG IOY Sales free 3 Weeks lmmed optnlnp In our LOVE PEOPLE7 TB _.1 .... 1.._.G family restaurant at Have some s ales or 1 ft.A ..,. " nearby local.tons. We re· medical background., M.wCarfff' qwrenopreviousexper. Demonstrate race & JOU\ our rnendly leam. body massager ln pre- .WW Prosperity Come see us today IUJe dept. stores. Com •Absolutely no prior between2-4pm, m1 ss1on potential training or expenence CookTr-..s S2000+by Christmai. nece553J'}' • Cashlen St.art Immediately. Ca II ~~ersonallzed anstruc· 96'2 Adams St., H 8 Dawn. 2lJ/381·3906. •ProfessaooaJ on the job 7311 Edlnger Ave . H.B. SALESMAN-YACHTS training. 154 E.17thSt .. C.M Kon a Marin e. Ll!lo •Upto80".?-commiu1on. Walttn. Waffreues Village. 71A/61S.1403 •Choice of top ofhce CookT ..... 1 locations. ales/Part tame . will Be your own boss with a Cothlen train. Day calls t-0 lo<·al top notch professional or 23952 Avenida de la retailers. Good com gani.iation. Carlotta. Laguna Hills mission. ~2274 R I Walttn. W91trff.n Katella ea ty CookTroiftefl • esTralnee ForcMtalh cal Jo..-4001 Campus Dr., Irvine MEY PEOPLE 131-7251 needed> creat.tve l'O Equ&l()ppo. r Emplyr U~~ oppty. Xlnt THIMKltG Mff benef.Call~7·7193. n11 And be biR with 1 leading I~~~~~~~~~ ed Personne l Serv ll'l' Real &t.ale Co. Xlnt pay 1-•-1500-_Ad_a_ms_. _c_.M_. __ Sa l eswoman. t'\ perienced. 3MO hrs. S1• Coast Village :Hl'u S57-«M>3. old. W\blemlshed dnvlnit oppty + pd benef for 11lAJHU Housecleaners, own record & nut 1n ap pers w/bas1c exp. Call Entry level position lt'al\t, full or part time. pearance. Call for appl 557-7193. Uruted Person-grading exams. Vanous TopS.673-1266: 646-4811 Mike~l44 net Service. L500 Adams. detailed duties. Light CM. typing and neat Housekeeper. live In . De!ivery handwriting required. mature. refs. n o ua.r.i~AHt Tari• Gil "'Y Set'YiU 1720 E GIUT)' Ste 119 HS Grad ab e to type s A. 957-1303 30-40wpm. Scening or1..=.~------- :UJ:~·l s!~~P~~ PART T I M E plan, million dollar loca· tion, full Ume manager. Will tram new agents. QUI A1 Stellato for con· f1dential interview. 963-5671. RESTAURANT HELP WANTED AppUcatlons currently be.In& taken for cooks and counter personnel All sblfls available Please apply ln person at the following loca Uon: ~~ ~~fuf library OML Y JACK .,.UUI CO Due to company eic· Early AM newspaper --------•I Wepromotefromwithsn ct:tldren, Ir v Terr. route. $300 mo. 5 d1y wk Eled.l'Ollics Apply be\ ween aa m . Rmrt'V. 813-9042 Small car required ELECTRONICS. d 3 CM/NB~ Uam an tpm· pm, Houaea.-r FT & PT . North American Cor· oodb~eflts EOE DELIVERY GIRL TECHNICIAN .-.pondence School. 4.401 £ c ·1 l For auto parts buslnt.>s!l. Blrch St., Newport yview onva escen must be over 18 w/good Beach. (Near O.C . ffogp. 2055 Tburin St. Ba.. St C M pansion in O.C .• we need 125 ir.er • · · Several sharp people to Ca 92:626 EOE. M/F/H work ~rules a wk. 6-lOpm Secretary Xlnt. matur•· Personal secretary I l' q'd. full time. Potent111I to grow into superb poi. Must be qwck \hi.ntun).! French language 1f Po"" lmmed. pe>111Uon. Be pn· pared lo bring ret ·, JAO< IM THE IOX Call : MZ-3514 driving record & Uve in lmmediateopenlngs and Airport>. Equal Op· C.M.6'2·3505 Costa Mesa area. Phone opportunities in an ponunltyEmployer. Hoc.cwtves, Couples. de· 545·8408 for interview est.abllsbed company in siring supplemental In· appl. the Orange County GEHLOFACE come In spare lime. alJl)Ort area. Applicants •1225 Debvery Driver. female, to troubleshoot, repair. Mature, property --------- full time. Auto parts and lest electronic mgmnl. good l)'pUlt, Npt HSKPR for evenings ..:st.ore.::.:;..:...'..:Ca~ll-548..;.....·1_13_3 ___ 1 systems. Recenl analog Ctr. Be~lts. Perm. Ph: ~tin retirement home. and -'111tal ex""'rience 644--0806. call 838-3141. DENTAL ASST -Stort UJ r~ the New Vear right l ! We preferred. Call 557-0479. GIRL FRIDtoY need .. -ld d 1 ask for Busch. a Ciua e enla as· --------•I ~· filing, ln · oiclng, s I w I a p I e a s I n R ght bookkeepUlg. INSPECTOR UVE·IN HOUSEBOY. & V'I day Si.l. Must be 18 Wanted by N~wpq.rt & over. People who are Beach family of three stable are pref'd. Job includes housework. $400 SAL.ARY errands, & care of 8 year PRDFIT-SHARlNG old boy. Employer pro· PROGRAM vides private room with Whichever you prefer. 1V & bath, uae of car & For interview call aft gymnasium & salary. tpm, IJ19..31160. Hou.rs of work allow ll me for student to auend school. Tel. (114) 631·9000 PART TIME RecepUonist needed for growing development co. in Newport Center: con· tact Jeruuler at 640-5903 11thltTuslm SECRETARY REC~I· (fo'alrvlew" (laker) TIONlST for chiropriH' COSTA MESA tor, typing & It bookkct'p Equal Oppty Emplyr mg. S4().5.S59 m/C ------ RESTAURANT POSITIONS SECRETARY Sales office -c ustoml'• orientation requlrl'tl Typing 60wpm. S •ll ~m. Large compan~ benefits Salary S900/Mo. SiqMtlcs Corp. ~•lily. FIT or PIT EU.KN CARTER'S mall mfg. ln JIB poa U\ our Npt Bcb pract Lady's Haberdasher Start I' hr. Call Karen 642-1060. Now Interviewing full 81n"2505 Reui•lnt Tedlnlcl• LolAttendant. Must be 18. EVENINGS Full &t Part Ume. Co Adults wrtb out.atandtng. benefits. 558-7454· attractive peraonalllles Acrosi. rrom 0 C Airport S.,,. the Mew T•ar ..,;Cal_· _I '1S2-__ ~--- Dental Office needs lime saleswomen. A~ply•-------- employees. Recepl & 1n person. 131 Fu ion Chalrsldes. Pl~a unt ~Land Mall,N.B. GUARDS Newport Center Group EMPLOYMBIT SECURITY MAJMTB4ANCE who enjoy worllang with ... a •-bnl"algaceaetter FOllEMAH kids. St.art at $3.50 per "" -.. .. hour. Phone M2--4321 Eict. In the ln ustry. Private community. 250,BETWEEN4·00-5: RECEPTIONIST / S ECRETARY, S6SO . Newport Center · Much variety . Growth poten· t1al...Oreet clients, telephone answering. t.ypin& 6.S-70, Xerox 800 helpful but not nee. pleasant personality, front olfice appearance a mmt. Call 640-5470 ror appt rt~ .-cl ioln the Taco • CGrios haln! Secretary Assist Looking for caree r person to assist 1n run nlng sm NB ofc Must tw accurate typt!>l, take SI I & have Xlnl organiza uonaJ & dec1s1on m11ktnl! ability. Send n isuml! w/salary tustory lo All King, 3001 We!>lerly l'I Suite 112 NB, 92660 640-1122. COUMSELOR Dental Aulslanl part New Vear, New Career! Ume tor special teeth Wl.l"ld's largest emplo)'· practice wanted. Call ment sygtem wlH train. 844-0ISl. Lucratlve position, be -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I healthy, weallhf ln '79. • Call Ellle 0 Brien. Due to our recent U · panalon program. Wells Fargo Guard Services is hiring Security Guards ror: lniM/Mtwport leadt Oelisner PCB DESIGNER Mandacturer or etect.ro- mecbanical prod uc 1.5 re· qWrea •proven PCB lay. . out ptf'IOfl who wants an OIJIX)rturuty to make ex· ceDm\ w11es. Plus. be lnUmately involved w1lb new pro)ects from con· ceptSon to field use We want. an lodlvldual who want.I to erovr wlt'!.c..• great tea.m. Equal vp· Portuoity Employer. II/ F • .56 7..()554 ~5001. Snelling & Snell· Ing or Newport Beach •Agency,4340Campus. ~ ...... glltffr Growing manufacturer ol rarm eqwpmenl has 1mmed11te requirement ror an engineer .to manage to\ll engineer· 1ng runcUona: lncluding product. design. toollng. flX'LUreS and quality con trol. Must be a setr- starter and bave in· IU1Uve to formulate and exerute ' total plan. Company ts an Ola.I A Ride establlahed leader ln ita Drt•.,.. field; urvlna both OperJte mod«rn equip· domestic and export ment • door to door clients. To mH\ the U'81W9-Calli. drivt,.. Uc needs of our customers req'd. No prtor uper we have emba.rtted on 1 nee. Cood driving !'ff • ~development pro-~ No Sunday work. llJ'lll). Orn1• Coaat Yellow CandidalM should have Cab. l7aOO Mt. H e r -ablHty and dHlre to _nll __ .... _111 .... _F_._Vl..::Y'-·----• opcnte u ehlrt al~ve DISPATCHER rot aarvlce rmnaaen and *<>me • dept. apply lo pet1oft men)ber of a cloae knlt 10.-5, 228 Forttt Ave. a.ecUUve team. LllUDaBcb. PIHHnL Uvlna condl· DOCX MASTERS MST. tlont ln a Pl'Oltel4.lve, Frt' • Prt'. No np aec. IMdiu.01 •lie comm¥0ft'1 ea.um-mu. IA w..wn UUnola. Fr· ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ In•• btntfll• packac• and aalary: com• .IDllllUnle with ability. ~ m coolldnc.e br rcrw~mt and ae&GY bil to: YET· TEA MA UfAC · TUUNO COM I.ANY, ~ ... Ook&ett.et', .... ' $.ta AIMi/ All .... .. Mert./ ...... Pork · COlta Mete• TM Whittler Area .IMMIDIATI OPlklMGS for t11penlHry l•'f•I s.c.tty Offktn who __,TOP PAY, wffta • "" 1chd co .. ...,. IAltM SJ.00 TO SJ.II PllHOU• NOMOTIOM CAM PAY TO $4.21 ra HOUR APl>IY ln ~ Monday t.o }'rlday, &All to &PM at: - D 0 C U M E N T 0 R Knowledge In pu,nps. DIVISION ii the re-elet'triul, road repair. PM. ...a. for JIM COPlzed leader ln the sewer sy1letns, pools -Pdnt ol Sale Manage· automoUve " 11eneral F.qual Opporturuly men.t Information maint. Xlrn. startlna __ ....;;E:;.m:;.P:...lo.;;;1y:...e:...r ___ 1 Systema for the rut food salary. Contact manager PBX aervicefleld. We have an ~19-U•morl-4pm Answering Hrvlce lmmedi•te opening for Mon-FTl. r-->, operator rull 4' rrr. Call an lndMdual with four 7 £ yean experience as Malnlennce i>osll)on, ~3.'I& Recepl needed .for busy lrvtne Travel Agency. Accuracy in typing & f1I· mg a must. Very busy phones. Salary com· menaurate with exp Qualified only need app l)'95H100. QC/QA Rec~i vl n g Dana Pt Harbor. ex· PBXOPERATOR technfclan ln computer llerience prererred. $3.50 Orange Co Arprt area. Recel)UonllJt relatedfleld hr atarl + lrlnge Inter busy_ awltchbrd. AMIMALHOSPtTAL · benefits. Apply 2,~70l 1-·rr " Ptr day 1hlft1. ~U time tnctudlng Sal Position wlll be to DaoaDr. E.O.E. Many benefits. &/or sun. N.B./lrvlne perform recelvlna ln· ..:;:.;=.MAMA;;;...... __ G_ll___ Pay according to exp. area.644•M63 . ~~~ ~.:'~ d Dlstrtbutioa Center (or 546-3335. 833-a333. •IKtpffoNst• nenla to Doeumentor retMl dot.l\inj firm. Mon PIX ~ rroot otc needs udl or manufacturera Ulr\I hi 1-5, Will traln llC.-ft<>MIST pen w/charm. good ph •pedllcat.iool. Malntaln AldY in -r.noo· PREP few rmln otc: ot 1chl di11t . voice, 4().50wpm, ty'Plng vendor history rues, SHOP 1N · 3198 Airport Handle switchboard, .ion.a. F..O.E. blu9prUlt fi~1 etc. Re· LooP Dr. Ste. K C.M. p-eet visitors • handle •Al>IA• qWNI operauonaJ teal _.. cWtcal dullea. Req• HS 9 •-•A eqwpmeot. Interpret .;..M-.ED~IC-AL--R~~.----11-t ll1ld " l yr. exper on ,,.,. •'f ..-..-~• e&emltlcs, document.I apUon • mu 1 t I • 1 lat l 0 n t'720'EOarryStelli IMIUllllY to Dttl'orm re· exper. only. c.n M6-9l8l swftchbO&rd or comple· S.A. 957.1303 qwred te11tlng. Must betweent•U:JOA.M. t.1onoftrainln1courseoo ae8'T10MIST lmowcolorcodea. MEDICALAu'l.. back or. awltcbboard. Ty Pt' VU'lelJof dut.les ln tblt SECRE:TAllY I Taco de Need &elf starter "'th good typing & shorth1111d C I SklJls (or job with lot,; or ar OS vanety tn lrvlne. SOMl' 280 Bristol ~--e-1 wo_rk_. -S40-·763H COSTA MESA " 3329S. Harbor SECRETARY SANTAANA f F4.ual0pportu.n.ity Membership depl o Employer MIF pr1 vale club. strong ~~~~~~~~~I background office41pro .::.. cedures. good typing & --------•I teJephooe manner. Call REST AU RANT c.t'• >r .......... C.,.... .,,Uc.tfHt fw1nfhym.t. for appt.. ~ exl 520 saatlTAlllS Wortt local tempornry :frDWtta. Open to all We offer excellent rscewttbX-raypermlt. .Swpm. ulary •1 to t o p c o r o r aaltl* and benefit.I lflr ........ """-_;Q1_1_1 as. __ t850___ ~ ~r~~~~~41':y tonthuataatlc Ind Iv b""' I COUNTER dud.J.na one weeks vaca· Jan ard to Wetlmlnllet mod typln\t' tome IL· CalForAll Afpal1e..tToday 557.0061 Uon .. l\er ,1x monlba1 Medical School Dial, 14121 ~~!!ta T:\~tf'1: PERSONNEL eleven paJd holidays ana RECEPTIONlST/GlR~ ~ E.O.E_. M/F. nl1..,,.c.t w/v·::-frt·nd~ co- a,rolC) lnAurance be&ln• FRIDAY. for busy r-.... , " l4IOO day ol hlte. Pleaee chlJ'osnUe otk. Nwprt ~ workers. Catt C r\a, MIM or ....... p .... Mnd ,..ume wllb aaJary Cott. MUtt U'J>t, have ln· C1•1lorT..... MO.as. Coastal Person· "-• ftllMI•. d9JS hlltory \o Personnel W.Uve •med. exp. Hr• our arowln1 aaency Diil Ac..,cy, 2190 Harbor. ... ...... ~L 1-1. JIOD·Fr l. Ca ll .... maUtr., bript In· CM ALLJOBSFREE ~~~~~~~! 64MOOO dMduaJ with out101ng ---· -----1 .,,,,, a..,.,........... SICUTAIY :::'°"~y "to1,;::ku:; UC9'TIOHP tST 1 ,...,_._. .,. ........ ReePon pot w/varied ~eraonne\ bualneH. Permanent art t me ..... dllll• In 1cbl related I I b k position ln Our Newport dlP-... ~vi H.S tred w /3 rev out 11 " ac · otnce. \Oam·3ptn\._no ex· ffi:r;pon ofc uper. around ht lpful\ aood ~-............ Wlu •rain CARL'S SR-1rowth ootenll•. Call ......... -~ * S>Wpm, ..,wpm, Cart" to•. 6•0·8055. *' • taterv\w appll· aata'1 '717 t.o l15t • ' I t#ta. lluat bavt 10od monUl ln ~uat atept. CoMt&1 hr'IOcl.M Altn· teMbone abiU\1, typb>1 JR Xln\ ~. Apply by ey,l'llOll&rbor~M aotoec.C~llrorappt. •* Jan lrd. w .. tmln1ler ALLJOBS.-rdtE YlcMrTa .. 1 ..... 2SCE1ToroR91d Sthool Ollt, U121 4.M18i.rd1, N 8. (near Mulrlan41) o.darwood. E.O. £.Mi t-'. UMIJO fl.TORO n. fut.it draw lJI Ole F.cNJJ <>Hor.tunl~y W•l. . .a Dally Pllol &aCJ•r 111/l' OMatfied Ad Call Today eo.sm; ..... If --. SALES SECRETARY w~ Qua_ll6m •ltttt Mw ba\oe ri f r•nt NI•••· Nr l\danur Wa1nolla Call AM ..... Wan-bouff V•r aonneJ. parta dJM,,b rtr Irv tn dultneJ en1 Mr Clerk, » W Al.&fOUSIWAM SHl"8 STAllfS710_... Jotl llONrily foatablnbed compauy t'tH rMdacal/dent.al 64.) liG3I> in Ne""' Port ---WCNOOW TlNTER uper Clow on ttnter to d o vehicles, hl&h com uuu lon Stay Kool Pradurta 857..0S:W .BLANCO MOPED uoomtlee.~ 17HSDI tllO ,._S.c. "'79 Yamaha '750 **I .u" * * Sciec., UJOO ml fHlla for 1' Nlw IU br• akll w/oew l31IS WlU Mil for '2900. ==!'1,'rf~1~ lomon 12'1 btndln.\' _16f!'__.....__. ____ _ IMMorSIU.Lf•YOI& Cw/Ml bra~ > UIO ta '11 Puch Moped. Xlnt MASTIUAUCTIOM CCX> Doti-~ • OllDd.On1y918mi~. '461i116&UMUI tf:1 .......... 1094 646-tHO. -~~~~~~~~1 ··-· .. ·•••••••••·•••· ............... 5*/ CASJHor your1wu! .._./,._.,. tl60 All Wood lllanltb•d• t 4WOll .......... ••••••••••••• W/tl>/lt • boc lprilll OI --------- C'f>etl t>.ct '"· Olun s..n ..... ••t, Model llomu. 114 ... 10'5' ~JO'Tl ....................... . ~-;; waJnu\ deak, Tayklrfroaenyo&a.rUd«: d\alr s.lcHdutlr•m•L 11 C'rHm maker. Sinai• ~·, desU chain apout. model 1710, 11250/ rnata All for .SO Call t.tolr_63_1_.c_1_•_1 __ _ HoUy~-4 TY, ..... 1\w,, bed tw~ ~me Hiit SW.O 1091 dbl .. __.· ·--'-d . ··-·····h············ ._., ...,. ruMr. , sci-. nlte atand, Baker'a BieauWu'J ~· ~TV. 2 rack. r•U&n !w&dboard, yr wmty. free del S128. 1N&aun. rack, Cbr'hi 64&-l'111G tian Dior 1~. com ----,----- forter. pillo"°c uea . PAULS VIDIO t.han\, dual ndfie C.11 GIAHD onHIMG 493-31'14 alt f wkdy1. SPECIAL aQYtime wlmdl. RCA 200 or Sanyo 9100 lt?JL•ll• ~Mohdo• Fully .elf contained. Generator. 2 air ('()Oda· Uonen. nd top air. TV antenna. CB radio. AM/PM atereo tape, like new Urea 6 other -extras loo qulberous to men- tion. Vuy, very clean. LAlOk at tJua one before you buy! Call Trurnan at .THEODORE -' ROBINS . FORD JOoO HARBOR lll\ID CO\IA MEC,A b·l? 0010 " tHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIWILLIUY YOUtlDAT5UH PAJD FOR OR NO'f TOPDOU.AI POil TOP CUS BARW ICK DATSUN ',, • I i, 8Jl .IJ1')493 ·H 1~ WE BUY CUAHCARS ATRUCkS C OHHELL • · C HlVROl.ET ·~~ 11.ir1••1 111,•I I • ~' I \ \l I " \ )4t>-I ZOO WE PAV TOP DOLLAR FORTOPUSF.DC.ARS 1-'0REJON. DOMESTIC Of"CWSICS U )'OW' car La extra clean seewiflrwt IAUIR IUIC« 292$ Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa m -2500 WE BUY USED CARS CAI..LPAPPY Used Car Mgr 540-5830 IOll~SO~ & so~ • llNCOl N · M FRCURY DAILY PILOT .. Tund ..+ot. l•port.d .,._, l•part.d ..._. UNd ···•··················· ............................................. . fW t72S VCllla..,.. 9170 O.n•t ttJO ..................................................................... llDDD 'ls VW Beetle TMwny --------· bdge ~JttenOt. deluxe In Fant&aUcClo.eout. t.erior, AM/FM Stereo 00 1978 Modela Map It udtal tires. Ofll ~d~~~~ W#Modeb owner Pri. Pt. 12800' DOW amving Call AS-2'791 MUST SELL '66 Bue too Sa. c..t Hwy. DJCK l!fll..LER Goodciondruon t._.IHdt MOTORS _.._.18 4°t .. llJI 120W.Wamer.S.A ·~~~~~~~~~ ~7·?132 '64 vw. Mu•t. S.11. Oood1_ q . Clean car. Need• a.evy Nomad StaUoa nSpyderconv. Xlnleood. E&ectrtcat ~rlt. Mf.-41Jt. ~uon l' aa&e ade Muahell. $1800. SCiO. eca.-C:O or or tr . ---548-"'-14-9----111 VW Panel van. New 4 dr 128 FiaL '7t. Xlnt en1ine, paint & tires C 1 Mwal111 99J.0 cond. '2100. 97S·ll00 Prof. r eupblatrd. lnl. .... ••••••••••••••••••• daya.~eves. Mny lftr1. SHOO.PP •79 Mark v Diamond .... 9727 646-7231> Jubilee model P'or HJe ·10 vw Bus. rebuilt or .-um.. FuUY loaded. eaa1ne A M/f'M radlo Moon root. Diamond bhte new um, ch.tome rtma'. color. Low Ml. Bet\ offer. ca.II alter 5PM. 531-0529. -.es10°"130-7031 ..... , .....•••.......... lrCMd New ..,, HONDACcrs MAMY To CMaM Fn»M! UNIVERSITY 0..MDble HoMa Ccn • GMC Trwcb 28.'50H.vbor Blvd. Qist.a Mesa 540-9640 ~ 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1486. c:o.a--HJJ "12 &.!pet" Beetle. 4 apd. ·-••••••••-•••••••••• AIC. new tlrn. Sll~OO. •5 Couaar XR7. reblt. CallafU.546-~ good cond, ~Ult sell '70 VW Poptop camper. ~-2831 eves. ii 1600 Ena. Spoke whi.. '70 couaar XR7. New new tires. J ust tuned. paint, Vinyl top AIC. Good Cood .. $2500/bst. PIS, P/8. Runs Xlnt.. ~l4S3all5.30pm. ~ Clean. 70 Series '67 VW Bua. new eng. new wxSe oval lira. C.11 Sat '68XKE &adat.er. Brit.lab 2626 HARBOR BLVD racing green. Wire wbls. COST A MESA xtnt mech rood. $5640. brakes. new carpet. &SUnSW-lMS.$1850.0ne Fresh punt FM radio. owner. Extra dean. 552·4288. •--------- Serious octers only. • Dodge 9935 68 VW Sqrbk, el!cell. con· -.. ••••••••••••••••••• We offtt l'Xcellcnt com pany bendllli mcludin une wee.lul vacation a rte IWt month.\, elev ... n pa WotllC AT HOME Phone .alea. hgbt bulbs. Some Handicap req. S»S220 Velour IO(a ~sual Uvtng pillow furniture. Coal sr.5 oew, will seU cheap «trade for auto or ! Call !IM-1841. $1~ ea. ZenJtb 9000W or Toshiba S310 $799 ea. Macnavox 822S or RCA 400 programmable Sll50 ea. .... lmpofied 831-31"3 ""'° s.r.tce. ,.... • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·---------diUon. $1~. Ph 493-3174 'TT Mornaco erouatuim ' ~M wkdys, anyt.Jme dr, vin yl top. $4200. holidays and group in Mwd •r:IM r--s• 1055 ~ begins upon da --...,. (I/ hire. [( you meet th ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-·················· •• • quaUrlcallons for lb .Wq11111 1005 &tale Sale: 7 pitK'e solid • ~bove ~cribed po81tlo ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'l'llbogany twin bedroom ~ase apply or send re set in xlnt cood. $3,000 aumeto: Antique Music Boxes! value, $850. 7 piece 1920 Slot Machines! Clocks! era collectible c hin a HUCESELECTlON cabind.. 2diaplay stands, DOCUMENTOR ....nc• 2 round sofa end atands , .... '" NMDMI smlll st.and $1500. value. CHiertff $750. 6 chair dinette set TAPESPECIAL. 3&-4 hr tapes, $11.50 ea. AJI sales are aubje(i lo avatlablli· ty & l day delivery. S25 rordellvery. P•'•Vldto UGO £. Coaat Hwy, CDM 714/640.7445 Flnanclna ~vailable. ............. 8'7·3810 & Accesaori•1 9400 Audi 9707 Ka-nDM Ghio 9735 ••..•.....•............ ·~···················· .••......•............• WANTED '78 IOOLS , Xlnl cond. '73 convert. Kelly grn Vot.o 9772 ...._.. 9940 L d d I l h l w/tan int. lllnl cond. Dys ll"Qll"U o.a e w x r a s . 642.-0671, eves 840-Bl.58 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••-•• Set of chains for 16" $4000/0ffer 1·492-7913 VOLVO truck tires. 846-8S79 _e_v_es_. _______ '71 coupe, stick. radio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4w...1Drf••• 9550 ....................... IMW 9712 S2500. 675·9482 or • •••••••••••••••••••••• 67~10. --------~ Mmdo 9731 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda SALIS. SHViCE AND LEASING OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS EARUllCE VOLVO l.966Harbor Bl~d DIVISION Open Wed. thruSat. $7S. S48-37S8allers prn. Addreaograph tm2Kett.mnJ, lrv. GOING OUT OF . 71 GJi(C Sierra Grande, 4lt4. 350. step aide, cus\. paint. wbls. Uke new. loah. M9W $511)(). S40-S13S L.ASTCHAHCEFOR COSTAMFSA 1978 SJOi'' 2150 ...,._ llYd. ~9303 540.9467 ~.!..-:!:!:~"--Mutueraph (714) 754-tm BUSINESS P.O. Box 10547 Bicycles, moped.I, parta. Coth Meta 645-5700 SAVE! OllAHGE COUMTY •64 G~ SOOXL. dot .. !.!!!'!'!'!!'! ........... Tt'lldis 9560 2921 S. Daimler St b d accessories. 2K to 50% lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• G-rGI . 90 '18ToyotaSR5 IUY OR LEASE i9 RX·7 GS. s spd. air. VOLVO l.J"aM. no accidents, nu Santa Ana, CA 92'711 Extremely rare ao off. Tools al&o !or aale. c:Arved 2 Mahog pigmles. Newport Cyclery NOW! sntf, mags etc. Bronze EXQ.USIVELY VOLVO -st.I bh.d radials. $550/best 79•, w I s l r 1 Pe s · $ 9 8 O O · Largest Volvo Dealer offer. 646-6'156or646-lnl0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Long Bed 4• ta.11, wght 80 lbs ea to ,.._ rt 81 d Equal Opportunjty exact az man & woman. 2116•~WPo v · EmployuM/F/H All impliments nee for ____ 67_s-_1_100_--:-----------r survi":.l carved into the Honn 1060 ---------i s tatues. Only other ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Secretaries* Eoginecnng Sec~ GM.I Ole/Secy/RE lSK Employers Pay All <.-es Uz Reinders Agency 4020 Btrcb St, Ste 104 Newport Beach. 833-8190 Call For Appt/F.stab '64 known pair Joe in t~e CHRISTMAS PONY Mu.eum of Natural His· Palomino for only SlOO ..._ ______ ..-,.. lOfY in LA. Origin, Moro . Tribes of the Phillipine C&Jlfor details Tad olf shore kayak, used interior. Tribal historical 496-6Zl4 once. $300 Or offer pea representing Adam Hors e Tr a ii er• • 7 6 631-4660 67S·SOSS & Eve. Can be seen by Johnston. elec brks, xint loah. Power 9040 (~~i ~·~:~r:1~ cond. 536-9640 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnsuraneeServkes. ~ 8080 494~18. 64.S-1679. in Orange County! "T7Chev.lTonP.U.w/lo HOW ._cednhftl 9740 BUYorL&ASE i1G~axy500.Xlntcond. profile ulihty body . AJUUVIHG! ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRECT Asking suoo. Call Loaded. Very dean. ~allSpm $7850.960-«07 •IMW• ·~c~~·~~~.:r·~rn: •• 'wt~. '73FORD~TD '63DODGE •RESALES* 640-S56.Sevs.7s...Q4ldys. ~-~-~~-_ Prvtparty.546-2223 i.; ton P .U .. r adio, '7420024sp. c313LPFI '72 Mercedes 3SOSL, cur• 2025 S. Mane '75 ,.. ___ .. _• 4 dr. radio, heater. A/£, trlr hitch, '75530la alt (560MML> l body style 68.000 V"I ........ nu ........ <> .. ns xlnt •a"" '76..,....,4 sp. ("""'PQM) ren 1 ' A-~~m 750-2011 AC, must sell. Sac $2SOO. ........ nu · __,.,, UN'-""" au. blue on b ue. must · •-1a1 547-8M3 dys, 7M·7802 or . Call AM, 964-1848 '77 320l 4 sp, <283SPI > sac. 848-8827 or 673-4S87 2 s wed Is h Vo I v o 5Ul3l eves/wknds 'TT Chevy iv.. Ton Pickup. '7SS30l4af <315RKS> Glenn Mechanics now at 9950 ....................... loaded, xlnt cond. $6,000. '77'78~la; ~~E) 1 pd Ivan's 1995 Harbor Mltcwy -494-7348 1...., a (S........,.,) 19672004-cy gu, 4·a on Bl d. CM 64S-t9&2 •••-•••••••••••••••••• SEA RAY 'S '7873314sp (505WPF> fir. AM/F'M 8-lrk stereo. v · · ORANGECOUNTY'S COSTAMESA \.UGGAGETAGS 73SCCllNno stt radials. s21.soo. llfOREYOU MEWIST ANTIQUE SHOW SALE l J'· to 30' Xlnt ""'ftd., all opUon• Also limited number or er.J.5873 .. • YOUR LINCOLN ... .,.RCURY SECURITY -from your business card. ...,.. " 1978 320i'a ls stHI ava1Ja . Su... ... .,. MAUJonHOTEL Holida-!.a:'r!·.63~l-BrisU>I ~ploneus oncaerdspfaorr ... eawceh u.a.aa'ISO ... 'S $32:50.640-0085 ble.CaJlustoday! l.S'76 Mercedes Benz -450 VOLVO DealersruplanowOPEN '<I ..... "' nAftAl " '75 Dod P W 831 20 .. 0 495 .. 949 SEL. Loaded. Blue ex· ' RAY R.ADEIOE Weal'ueek.lntt a rebable <next to So Coast Plau) return permanently auto, gp /S~e:_ M ,ar::: • .. ... tenor. blue leather lll· SEE US! UNCOLN·MERCURY ' J:::.' ~ww:~~=~~l Openl.og ?o;t~Y 7 PM lo sealed attractive t:at & ~c!!~~~:.!~ P /disc brakes, good tm BMW ~·Black with terlor. $19,000.Call alter· MARQUIS VOLVO lS.&8AutoCeoterOr .. or secunty expenence Sat Noon to lOPM strap. meeUng air ne 631-2547 cond. $4500. 645-4810 dys, tlln in tenor. air cond.. noon MS-2613 MISSION VlEJO SDFwy-Lake FOftSt exit .. -•..1w. "'-'-y aood c SunNoontoSPM 1.D. requirementa. Pre· 631-3328eves. AM /FM cassette, n-a 97 .. 6 11 •• " IO lRVlNE ~..ljt.s. AWay Mon/Fri, $1.""'admw/ad. vent loaa & lbeftl For a Michelin llres & 111 Im· _,.... .. 811·...-v 495.-12 IJ0.7000 ;;"r:'Noo.i. Personnel ~ -penonaliied tag encloee WHALER u· '71 Ranchero. 1 owner. maculate condition ....................... . roc>NewportCenterOr ::ppf.-cn 1010 wallpaper. fabric or Wlthoutmolor __ black. 351 C engine . (04lSXE >. Pri. ply . i4()pel Manta Coupe gd. ~Utect ;s Moo.arch Obla 302V8. New~Beach •-•••••••••••••••••••• "Day Clo" paper Ii we 6'6-0l6Sdays Hurst 4 spd, A/C. P /B, $961)() Call64S·l47S. trans .. auto trans, vmyt All pwr, •dr, loaded, i;-.., I E I FREIGHT DAMAGED will back & tnm your PIS. new radials, mags. top, reasonable, S81·3610 •• .. •••••••••••••••••• auto.A/C, am/fm stereo "'tua P!~f mp Y HOTPOlNT SALE. 3308 tap. Or try two card,5 2S' Owens Cabin Crsr . Immaculate In & out. O«AHGECOUHTY"S d)'S ,49'7·2362evs. MIC 990 disk b akea le th w. Warner nr Harbor. backtoback. Many extra.'I. Rblt eng. S2700.fl.rm !846-llS6 OLDEST •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Drk ~m/tan ~f. Sant.a Ana. 979-2921 PRICES: In sUp in Dana. Very • 7 s D a ts u n p U • ~ Ponc:t.e 9750 49,000 oril mi. SU per ~~of~:~:~~~~ -~--G-~-dry--..!'-.-~-:8-r-.fri_bes_gs-tl r~=~~;: 2~smT'RpnO.cedJAbeNl0Cwambk1·tn. ~)~~:;:. ~ms~d: . QI ••••,·;~~:~~i~~.... ~~~.v~s~~: .............., buys. weserv. appl. Bes• lOor~.1 .-ea. " Sales-Servlce·Le94ing Has all lbe possible ex· SEC'YMGMTTRNEE ApplS36-09~330 Sales' NOTaxCAlRnDcl~. ed CnUer. Xlnl cond. Ex· '11 Ford Cowier. leavlng ~C_..ft',lnc. tras & low miles! tras, slip. Mu st s ell state. must sell. lo m1, MW <!»lRSC> Vaned ofc work w/small Fantastic bizy, Frigidaire Draw your own or send $4900/bstofler. 67S.178' Rolla yce 8 · mfr. of Malb teaching Refrtg frir. like new. name. addreaa. phone elean. $SOO lake over U40Jamboree OMLY $1995 rBlchme&. 497·3600. gold w/wood grain trim. we'll make one card per Factory Demo Fol"'Sale paymeotssa&-9140 Newport Beach ~ HOWARD CMY..-t ---See to apprec. $3SO. tag.Add25<each. RSHERMAH -'62 Ford FlOO. shrt bed, Dove"QuaUSts. SENIOR SECRETARY W.5968aft5PM wkdys Send check or money or-2Slt8' center console Stock.land shell, Tacoma NEWPORT BEACH CREVIER -Oalary $870 to $1061. Lady Kenmore e \ec. derto: diesel. 450 rnl range at 22 rirm. xlnt cond, minor 83l-OSS5 · ""·-· lif u :r. ln d M PILOT rRIHTIMG lcnclU. 2000 pd bold. Sell repair. CaJI 551-1658. ••wumum qua 1ca on& r , x t con . usl p 0 Bo 1560 balling deck. Com pl. _.;__ ______ _ 4 yrs of secretanal ex· . S4S. Jcemall:er, GE, 2 · · x S 1 '73 Oat.sun PU. Canvass uer. required. SH yrs old us. 645·7673, Cost.aMeaa,Ca.92626 walkaround. wmstep. "' .., Moorln1g "-... Bumnpers camper, mats, new tires. IOOwpm. typing 55wpm. S48-5931eves. Pinballs Foosballs. Guar. Life Jacit"';is. 'Jl"rlr: $1!ll0.Mt~l47. n~t:i1!J ~i:!.or6ia~~~~ Washer RCA Whirlpool, 4 & del. S32S & up. Family $a1,000. 541-4163. Mon/Wed/Thur & Fri cycle. 2 apeed. all Se\· Arcade.84().2341 IDah. Sall 9060 9bm·l2. Tues 1·3pm. 1601 tings. Like New, •tbsl Glassscollectlon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16tb St reel, Ne wport · ofr.Call 9&HM8. P.P. By app\ Sol Cat 18'. Xlnt cond. '73 Dat.5un Pick Up, shell, am/fm, new brakes. bat· tery & plUtJS. Ext. bwnper with hitch. $1800 493-5U4 ~ach,CA. E.O.E. llcydn 1020 839-7207 lncludet lraUer. S2000. ------:,-----• ••-••••••••••••••••••• Vatican....CA>mmemoraUv ~ioi4 aft 6• _Vi ________ 9_5_7_0 Service Statloo Allen ~r:.~ai;:~~T~°n! ~~ stamp sets. Also Greek loGh., Sllpa/ ....................... dant, exper 'd. Day & 675-i'08S stamps. 644>-0818. Dodts 9070 ~~1Ust_~~~~~~ GOING OUT OF Mout.oo lamb jacket.. Siu -;;;;·~:;~~;i.;•• imne.NB. BUSINESS 14·150· &C6--0818 YAC~rt6'6-0l')Sl ?6 CHEYltOUT &I Sf 6 llOAOWAY SAHTA AHA 835·3171 n. VLTIM"'l OflMNO MACWt"E ' •USEDIMWs• '73 Bavaria SI R C567HJP > '74al02aS/R Cl40LGP> '75 roo'l Auto, air <2236) '7620025/R (437NYE> "77U>; 4spS/R C0179J '17 630cs1 411p <TR5062) "78633calS/R <~> Closed S.ftdap '88 Ta.rlta 912. Rblt eng. s spd Alloys wheels. Must seu. $7000. 496-21•s. '68 Targa 912, n!bll eng, alloys, 5 speed. must sell. $1BOO. 496-21.S tm Targa. Blk on blk, loaded wl everytbtna. driven only 25,000 m1 'Wltb care. Jusl a beauty, Ltke new. Mu.st sell for $14.SOO with $11.SOO BS· su.mable bank loan. P.P. Days 549-7971, eves S4M544 Mllltmg 9952 ....................... ·~ Muatang Convertible. 2.89 VB. auto, P /S, fact air. just completed ground up r eatorlog. Showroom cond. s.soo. 496--0167 J.9ID Muatang Convertible. rum great, needs top & body wort on l s ide. $1350/besl olr cash. Will ~trade. 548·1634 ·~ang. V·8' auto. Rl\llel'a iO. t Ownr. full New p&&nl, new radials. rec. "Int cood. $1200. Sl700. M2·300t aft f . 675-SS32. a...... ff55 "Tl Electra all extras ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ... ' good, clean cond. DtESB. Or best offer! Call Art I t79 OLDS ~1080 673·9187 Ct.J'l1.ASSSUPREME C £K 9915 BROUGHAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOi LE.ASE Service Station Allen· danl, uper'd. Day & Eves. f\JU & pttime. Ap· Pb, Shell Station, mb & lrVine. NB. &cycles. mopeds. parts, · acceasorlea. 20%·50~ T\ffany•a Prxvate Clu Slip w~ 30' Sail Boat. SUUB'IAM Automatic, AM I t•M stereo \ape, pwr. steer· ing. bi-back seats. special paint. cruise con· trol. pop-top root, aux. gas tanks. T<Koma wheels & low mlles. L1c. 1883754 Ser. P3247. um BMW 200'l, f spd. sun roof. 11800/beat offer. 673-3815 68 Porche 911 Targa i8 EJ Dorado: retired CaJUfaryHolwick Looks good. See to ap· G.M. EJtecut.ive. Owner for moreiofonnaUon Service Station Atlend. f'/T, exper. Apply Laguna Chevron, 604 S. est Hwy, Laguna Beach. Serv Sta Help needed Im· med. Full or p/t. Apply 8E. CstHwy, N.B. off. Too\lal&oforsale. Membership S200 + Finders Fee. S46·8991 Newport Cyclery tr&Dlder 673M 17 wkdya, S48-8168 eve&. 2116 Newport Blvd. 67s.1700 Jam Wayne Tennia Clu Trmiprwfat'-Family Memberah1 ... .. ..,.. $1000 +tramfer873-4417 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.!5t~~ny 2 new laboratory scales • • •••••••••••••• !~.~~ $5477 THEODORE pnc1ate. $6.SOOse&-5321 drlven only. Prime cond. SICuamlS ·11 Porsche 924, AC, Sl.2,500483-7&93 AUTOLIASIHG AM/FM cassette, snrl. 77 c_,. • v• 752-2126 mint cond. Bes t ofr Cabt1olet. Absolutely Im· ~73 Cullaaa Supreme. ~ mu:ulat.e! Loaded with k>eded, JtJ.at cond. Must .._.. 9755 extras lncl. cruise. wire see. $2800. ~ 972 • ••••••••••••••••••••• 3.s & 10 pd MX ~ Obaufa triple beam nN:PICO' p' t ,,• I fa balance $70. Obau Moveuptoat.ruef-place TESTDltlYIOUR ROBINS ••••••••••••••••••••••• wbeej covers, stereo & --------- *DATSUMS• Lar«Jt w.ctloft Of AJIModth SAL!S-LEASr NG PARTS-SERVlCE FORD mi:."1c!s. cr:::o~ :1t Dlalocram$8049f·2362 cro11 country plane! NU CAR tape. <11isAlt, IARCiAIN !! $1975 '78 C utl au Salon clusic bikes Selling dinghy motor. Ne 8 r n e w 1 · F · R • Of THI y111t. .a. nu a.10 Nwpt Blvd CY tape deck, cliolol room CudinaJ al C· 172 rata1 lliAft Sewer w/learnlng In· 642-7910 fixture, really excep ~hr Wt\ le up. 01". Cty. Good inventory in stock. terest. for many facets.--------tionalbuya T10-9'295 Airport. AFCS3M.2S20I' '1l Ford st:Dd trans 302 2845HARBORBLVO Hurrywhlletbeyl1a4t! .'()t.CJ llARl'!HI lll\10 rr,<,tf\ Mf~A f,4') 00"1 CORMIER Leasing ::r=: ~ = Al lrvlne Auto Cent.er below "19 mdt SSZ-8156 2366.1Rocldleld Blvd. growing mfg &hop. &ysl9"Hurry1oapd. • 5*-2203 eng, good cond. Muat S40-6410540.Q213 MIRACLI Laite Forest 761-1026 64M96S Gd ~57~· t41~~-8011 Cm ·, rs. S•/ mee. $2000. Call se-3279. MAZDA/RENAULT SHIPPING/RECEIVING ..,,., -'"--•..:..a. 9120 "-•--2•1:1\H i..... 81 d GlRLf'RIDAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• -'64\AllMUl.ll Dod&e. '67 318 ...,., .,,,_ v · '72 Cadillac Coupe de PWo 9957 DolJI 1040 ED· 1 l ••-••••-••••••••••••• V-8. Xlnt rnech cood. •--....... ~f5M70ES0A VIile, a owner. Whale .... ••••••••••••••••••• 3DayWeek . ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANt • ~ cej~ r ex-Oldercamper4·1aJe, w/o l188S/bet.675-69S7. _,.. w\lh vinyl top. AM-FM "15Pln&oWacon, V-6..au\O '68 Olds Cutlass. $.275/ Best offer . Wiii trade fOC' Moped. 642.-0641 DutJea include typing, COUJE PUPS. AKC. 8 cellcn t, .. con_ ..... t on . truck. S150. Stove ac •---------._...._ ltlr'eO tape. Alr condl-·-. 20m"4. low ml'--. phones, receivin11 le pnc· wta. Perfect marldnp, Reuonab..,. prt...-... rdrl" ~2700 ..,_ W-.t.ct 9590 _ ___,_ 9756 ''-'-• all E .. -. ~ Lna quote. MUil be BC· ... Pedl _.. 163-%187 .. """l"!M!t!'f'!f'lr..'ft!ft.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --16• extras. ll· S3000 I 0 er. ( 7 1-4 ) . . super Cu .. e. ··-· . ..--················· Tl u IN u s A ~~ clean. New u• ....... afl .. r <pm ·-curate. Poa1Uonopenlm· ............. &A ,,,.""1""1 WANTED Ullatlltdllln 9140 ---#t nu R "ti I .,_..,......, ... ... -_.... C M f Call ~..-..-._..""' '"'5 •v• ~ · · · • owner ... eekeod1. or (714 ) ... ..,., an our • · o c. -•••••••••••••••••• •Mt-C ••st m l n 200 Call .. f« awt Moo lhn.t Sat AKC beautUut Germ. 16.. THEllO-PEDDLER v--~ ROY aft:.s~e ... ~ •1000.extl01wkdaya. t~. sh r p herd pup 5 • Set or chaln• for New PEUGEOT MO· We're lhe new Cbevroln ~~~~~~~~I CARVER · · Pt ... ft o THILOOIC pedl1ree, hvy boned. truckl.lres.146-8S19 PEDS Rea uee. Now de~~ in U>ew Irv~~ * DRIVI .a.* ROUS·ROVC( Clan•t 9920 :!:~.'!!! ........... ~. 644-6500 1211 Ho Ila n d D r ~ 12118. ai-m> Auto """''ter. e n_.. ,.. -.... •••••••••••••••• (Beach/Slater), HB. Int-• 1013•-THE--.. -O-....... P_£_D_D_L£_R_ ~~Jot •UnLE ... * ,..._ _ __.:~ lt77CHm6Ln 74":21 l'TUDENT wltb .. toa ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• New PEUGEOT MO· SAVE A LOT MALAS.AN f-dr, new P• et, new '"'-h ,.,_. w ...... .... 110 10 • ..... •e PHRSON Cl.OSlo SUNoAY1 ...... ..._ •• • vinYI lo9.L. Ate, PIS. P 1s. tmelc, PT, for detivery' uu .,_ter puppies. f anwu·..,. C• •· PEl>S ~ 1488, Now """"' ------.,;;.~~-----1 ._..a .. c, pwr. a .. eer· beelAlf'. KUM •lnt. Wlll Dt.e~M$-Wl. wb. A.KC ~ •• Cbam. cel1eo t c ondlllon . S-.Gl • CHIYIOLIT '58SUverCloudl Ina. factory air cond .. __ ....... ,._ ... 175 ~·It AM -Hoe. ,..1194. ReuooablY Priced. ~...:.. D""' . $19,000 tlat4d ...... WIW lire. IMWU-·.. . . - . TtAalEA-PYt 1cbl In _., 8D-~117. MOPED, Peu1eot 103 ilAUtAh....,..ter .. ve 986-4144 wheel covert ac LOW ,_•_1MI ______ _ C.ll:oeedlPfrTQcber. Dartinu~~Cocupoo OHJc."-..._." 15mph, t25mpf, xlnt 7!'!.VlN721:22 --------i miles. 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C.1!!.SURPL\JS831-zrn ec«11oriea. 20«t·50~ VolVOI, Pldtupa "Vant. _..,. •• •....-n lmp1, recllrur1, ott.1~ultofouale. ~h•~I v ... ..,.,.,. 9770 v.,. 9'74 ' ~ SOIJ8rTOIS boollcHea, etc. Olatn S&:,v·O·Prlnt Pluld NewportC)'cler)' ....................... .. ................... .. ~enetidOnl Sell lrlodelHomeFum cator, Model 2300· 2UINewportBlvd. 29&511ARBOR BLVD '72 vw Poptop Camper '12 O'r W1n. AT, AC. r Dll&Pllol.lu.-=teom· <'114)141-Jm ::.=-~.!f~tol· m.noo 14M410140.0JU ~ ownr. xlnt cond, 10.000 rnl rblt tn1. ~ mluloo pafd. Your KUST SACRJPlCE-Twln ....-...._______ . ....a208 .,4 ....,. Carlo. lo ml w/1tMl 1IHYH, new 1 ,._.atbonte.0Vtr21. ·orf..Umat6boupriap 311 eooter "20t•• auto Nlw79.0Z:XA/T,P/S.4 / ·~ _,· tfta.~6tuneup. ''LO.~ Cell UM4.5S.. 121. 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Jett' NCred 33 Sharp COICt\ 10 Like the sea 36 Neoallve «i <M• ltland 11 Ellipclcal phrase: 2 47 DllClrd: 12 -tax word• 2 wot'dl 13 Otdll11e •Tending I I l • f I " f $ T •O u- S A l ' I II I I "c l . I A ¥ f ( l ~ ' ' ~ " t • i I • 'I 40 Presents a play again ""He - - In the back" '6 Raw cake AS Sages 49 Bit sz Image S3 Thames es- tuary 54 Parlor: Sp. 56 Miid Ollh 57 Circuit 58 Else: Scot. S9 Stench 52 Dined 63 Swab ·' l i f . • f "' .. . . .... . .. . . .. . . 1 I j f: J f • l ~ ; r • San Diego Federal's .. Small 1n size, but big in service: that's PaJS~! This wallet-size card does more than identify you as a San Diego Federal saver; it saves time in transacting savings business •.. it provides you with a monthly savings state- ment of all transactions .•. and it allows you to get infor- mation about your acoount directly from the San Diego Federal computer! No longer do you need to fill in deposit and withdrawal slips. With P4fScard, the teller does it f dr you, zip-zapping ~ your name and account number right on the fonn ... sav- ing you time at the teller window. Your savings statem~t is mailed to you at the cod of each month, clearly displaying all of your savings trans- actions in an easy-to-read format: deposits and with-...... ,..... ....... = ....... YlilW ,. .. ,,__ ...... ..... P.'" 5.3tr ~ .. ~ '10 ... ..,,._ ...... .,....._,.,...,._ 5" 5.12' ==-~-'1,000 eoo.ye 5wr. 5.12' -·~ ........ ~ '100 •o.ye• "'" ... .8 1.72' =-=:"..!O.f*!.-'1,000 , .... ..... ·-...... ~ Clllff!CA1'1 '1,000 .,.. 10 --~ ..... .,.,,.. 7.7P ·-CllJl'TWllC,llT ........ .....,_ ...... ~,000 ~ .,.,,.,. I.GI' t::...~':.,o_ ~-•..:: ... u:r WWI CIDIT#lc:Afl '1,000 ... '° ~ ............ _ .,.,. ...... ..,,..., ·-~Tl '10,000 ..... __ .....__"""'-. ::..-=.=---·---... --__ ..., ___ _ . -----.. ·-----·------........ _ _ .. ,_ ·---·----............ --. ________ .. ____ ,, __ ( drawals ... the amount of any interest added since lhe last statement ... and the total interest paid during the current year! PQSlcard operates A$K~ instant-inquiry computer termi-., nals, providing answers to your questions about your sav--- ings; your current available balance, the date of the last transaction, the amount of any interest added, and more. No need to go to the teller window; just ask the ASK ter- minal located in the lobby of most offioes. A wide varietY of savings accounts. Select a combination o~ savin~ accounts at San Diego Federal to fit your specific saVlDgs goals: a Passcard ac- count for short-term needs and extra convenienccs ... one or more of our certiticate accounts for higher earnings over a longer tenn. Yes, saving is easier with the wide variety of acoounts available at San Diego Federal ... plus higher interest than paid by banks on comparable accounts . Free services for savers. Discount coupons for major recreational attractions in many parts of the state are available through our exclusive California Adventure travel discount service. Drive- througb savings service and fre• parking .. .frtt travelers cheques, document copying. and save-by-mail postage and envelopes ... savings gift certificates. savings bond redcmptions ... all arc available to all savers. And there are free safe deposit boxes, free money orders, and free trust deed collections for savers with qualifying balances. we'ILIL you get started. Just bring yo~; .;;r savings passbook to any office of 'San Diego Federal and we'll transfer your savings for you. That's right. your money goes directly from your old sav- ing.1 account into your new San Diego Federal POSJcard Making stnmg easier /or you I < isyoorke~ or certilicate account. .. without any further action on your part It's another convenient service at San I?~o Federal Savings. And remember, savings deposited try the 10th of the month e'"1 from the very 6rst when 1eft till quancr's end. So, act now. Bring in your savin~ passbook today! Free 1979 Planning Calendar ••• now! Soar into '79 with this spectacular free 1979 planning caJ. endar. featuring breathtaking aerial vistas of California•s lush valleys, lonely coasts, and scenic cities ... including San Fran· cisco, Avalon, Palm Springs. La Jolla, Mon- terey, and seven others . .. all in beautiful f ult color. This 32-page cal- endar measures a full 11" x 14", providing plenty of space for daily plaMing notes to make 1979 easier for you. 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