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Home My WebLink About1979-01-05 - Orange Coast Pilot' f ; ) ~ l ' , j f I t ~e Relutida Asked .. # II StorlQ. Dumps Tests Reveal ' ' lnehof Rain ... 727 Quieter Along Coa~t Than Other J"ets • # • DAILY PILOT er o a .. ··* * * 10< * * * FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY S, 1979- voL n. NO. '·. H C'TIOftS, 4J ,.AG •• ees to esert Oran g e Coast Storm Dumps Inch of Rain A Pacific storm which left behind nearly an mch or ram as • 1t swept over Orange County will ll:'ave cloudy conditions in its wake as it disinte1trates Satur- day. National Weather Service forerasters predict. And by the time the Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys take the field at the Co li seum S und ay. t h e weathe rman. says post-storm conditions will have improved to the point that the sun will bre-ak through the cloud cover from time to time But it will be cool, forecasters warn Highs during the weekend will be in the low 60s with a low of about 50 on both days. They predict that winds will pick up durlng the weekend with br isk gusts or up to 15 miles an hour hittin~ the Orange Coast from the southeast. Showers whkh appeared to hit their peak in the early morning hours Friday kept the 1978 rain tables at a level with precipila· Tests Show 7 2 7 Takeoffs 'Quieter' By JOANNE REYNOLDS, OI tM Oally l'llet Slaff The two Boeing 727 jets flown into and out of Orange County Airport so far are proving the contention or Hughes Al rwest Of· ficitls that the big jets are no noisier than the DC-98 the airline uses. Ttre test of the three-engine jets wns launched Dec. 15 amid protests from Newport Beach homeowners. who want 11ubstan- tlal airport noise reductions and at the tlme claimed the 127s would only increase the noise problem . However . unofficial results show \he 7271 haven't been noisier. One county official said some... of the data fro.DLtounty noise monitors shows that, at Umea, the larger plane has been quieter than either the DC·ll cw the Boeing 737a novm by Alr CICUfomla. In addition, record.a kept in the airport's noise abatement office indicate a decline to the number ol telepbooe complaint.a or q&ae9· Uon• about the 727 tlnce the lnitlll dayaofthettSt. <See NUIHE, Page Al) .. ' tlon statistics recorded at this time a year ago. Huntington Be ach rainfa ll analyst J . Sherman Denny said his g auge showed that 5.9() inches of rain had fallen In the current season-just .38 inches less than the total he recorded al this point in 1978. "And that's pretty good." Denny said. "We've already got <See RAIN, Page AZ> Clnthes Trap 'Disco Dan' Heist Swpect Keeping Tabs o n K i d s LOS ANG ELE.5 1 AP l -The beat may have stopped for Disco Dan. a fl ashy dresser wanted for nine bank holdups. police say. Fancy clothes and a mustache worn by a man pictured in three banl< ro6bery-~<rgnrp1ltr ted detectives to give the nickname to a man wanted for bank heists between Nov. 13 and Dec. 30. George J akopac. 10. a student at the Sykes ville 'Pa. 1 Elementary School. peer s out from beneath a m ounta in of about 350,000 pull t abs coll ect ed b y hi s schoolmates The children at the !>Chool arc trying to collect a million tabs m <.i proJect designed to teach the kids what a million or something looks like And wanted posters featuring the man and his feverish fashions were distributed in a neighborhood where he went in a cab following one robbery. U.S. Sues Oil Companies The cabbie remembered the occasion because a tear-gas de- v ice placed in the robber's money bag by a bank employee exploded In the cab. $1 Billion in Gas P rice RefUTllh Sought On Wednesday. a ciliz~ called police when he saw a marl ln fancy clothes waiting for a taxi. The cloc.hes appeared to m a tch the bank robber 's fashlOl'\I. authorities said. Thomas Palmer. 26, was ar- rested by detectives Bob Duret.to and Kenny Smith belore the cab arrived. Like Diaco Dan, whose capers netted $8,300, the omc"rs said. Palmer was carrying a paper bag. On tt was written: "This ii a holdup," they said. Palmer wu booked for In· vestlgatlon of bank robbery, polfoe-uW. WASmNGTON (AP) -The Energy and.Justice departments sued nine major oU companies In U.S. Olltrtct Court today. ac- c using them of overcharges totaltng nearly $1 bUllon and asking relunda plus interest and penalUes. E fl e r g y D e..p a r t m e n t spokesman James Bishop said It was the department's largesteft· · foreemenl actlon, bringing to about '2.2 billion the total ln- vol ved in such act.ion which began l~ September 1977. The department earlier al- leged $316 mllllon tn over· · charaes by Exxon, the world's largest petroleum company. Thia was included ln lbe t8.Y) ecu live s a id t he com pany believes "all our pric m~ action~ have been in compliance with the regulations. "Exxon has been trying to re· solve both admlnistratlvely and In the court.a differences In in· terpretaUon or the regulations for pricing natural gas liquids,·· Senior Vice President 0 .L. Luper said. "In ract . the com· P.any inillated the court action three years ago in an effort to 'SlJPE~'S BOOIS J'IElf'ED -mnlll> l1lllned-ttr today"w ~nnn ts the-latm crne, --_......_ _____ •• ~ ~~..u.. depe.rlntettt·-·TJow'tlfrl~vie fias atven re- Q_ JOUlhl to have the Exxon c'ase birth to the Man of Steel. • ~ Rap CJ:iarwed considered together with eight But he had his bealnnlnp in new ooea. an Action comJc book. and that LOS ANGEL~ IAPl -An The remtlnlna ..$614 mllllon rtrst t11ue, atong with other com- unldentlfted clty tlreman ha1 was chars~ against Mobil, Tex-lcs, toys. and memorabllla. wm ~een suspended for '30 days aco, Amoco. Shel~l Phillips, be on dl.splay ·through Saturday · because ol hls aUesed sexual In· G'1lf. Atlantic Rk field and at the American Comic Book volvement with a 14-)'HM>kl Cities Service, all l I oU and Company ip Fullerton. See • 1trl, ·department pollnmaa I" l>roduclnl eom J. ' 'Fea.turtna. Pq 82. Tim Del..uca aaJd. In Hoaaton, an SA ex· I resolve questions surrounding the Issue." -There was no imm ediate comment rrom the other com· panies involved. Bishop had no immediate breakdown of the over charges alleged against each company lie said the lawsuit charged that the nine companies exag. J?er ated their costi. for natural gas liquids smre 1973. r esulting In excessively high prices for s uch produrts as propane, butane and heating oil made from the liquid petrolum ex- tracted from natural gas. He said alleged violations tn· <See OIL. Page AU Curb Bae LOS ANGELES 1AP 1 -Rep. ubllcan Lt. Oov .. ulect Mike Curb bas thrown his support behind Gov. Edmund 0 . Brown Jr. In the Dtmocrat 's battle with legl1l1Uve I llders of hia own party ov~r cut.a Jn Apcndlni In next year's bud t, It wu tt· Ported today. ' Env oy's Estate Refuge PALM SPRINGS 1AP1 The besieged mother and sister of Iran 's troubled shah have found re fuge in a sprawling desert estate. where former President Nixon also sought a haven in rt:· cent years. Queen Mother Tadj Ul Moluk and Princess Chams arrived at the oasis winter residence or Wa lter Annenberg Wednesday night after \hey became the targets of anti shah violence in Beverly llills. F'ederal. ~t alc and local authorities are protecting the t•state surrounded by a high wall and tamarisk trees -said Annenberg, t he former U S. am· bassador to Great Britain. Asked about security against possible violence by anti-shah demonstrators at Sunnyla nds near Rancho Mi rage. the 7~ year-old publisher replied : .. tr they come. so be rt. .. Anneriber~ served as am- bassador lo Great Brita in from 1969 to 1974. and his winter home provided ~eclus1on for Nixon followin& the former president's resignation In 1974. - - - "When the government o( the United Stales offers s helter to those seeking protection from ratiic.CI extremists. the citizens of this country should respond ISee HAVEN, Page AZ> Coast Weath er " Chance of rain nearly 30 percent tonight and 10 per- • cent Saturday Variable cloudiness Saturday with highs In upper 50s and low 60s. Lows tonight near SO. INSIDE TODA~ To find out why a huge white rem is -.f() 1mpor1ont '" "fife Contractor" al South Coatt Repertory Tlwotn. see Po.ge CJ. ··-· (12 O~LY PILOT s • Iran e Ends In Co•ta lff na Workers Heed Plan to Save Economy TEllHAN. Iran <AP 1 (hi Nudie Photo Brings Suit LOS ANGELES <AP> - Ari Encino man haa filed 1 $MO.OOO luwsult acalost J>lay1lrl maaulne for run· ning a nude pbotosraph Uken ol him at a prlva._ par ty without hla permtuion. Anti-busing R·ally Slated indu11try bOUrcl'a Hid i;trlkm1i1 p('tt olt•um work~ra. bl•.i1rn re turnlnH to thdr )<>bl t.oduy. ••J) vurl'nlly ~n1 lM call of thf' unll 11hnh ttU1:lous opl)O. IUon tc1 prodlH'C CflOUA(h nil to KUVC" th4' lrulllUll t'l'OOOtny rtoni <'Olli.1P1-t' J'alac~ IOUfl: .. •t. f vorl~U , m anwhllt>, th1t Uw mbattl~ Shah Motu1mmed Rt-ia PuhJavi r turned tu Tl•hran b) heltfoplt-r from the n\•atb)' "1 re ort uf J • Jroud. 'ltht•1 h h d ~on 1'hurs. day for "' bnef varatlon Em· pretstl Faruh und tht•lr children acc:ompanit'd t.h mon1rd1 Shahpour Bakhl.1111 . the !lhah'1 choice fOf" pnnw mlnhtt>r . "•~ rcndr•fli h111 prQJ.H)bt'\t ~ln1'wa cabln<'t for prrst'ntntton to tlw> ·monar<'h llui. 't\1't'lwnd .ind l.1ll'r t o ttw Pal'llunwnt Stnn• the lulcst round 1>f anti 11huh stnkl'" ~.tun lwst mootb, bll produ('tton has plummet.t'ld from t11x m1lhon OOrrC'ls .-c.lay to 2~.000 barrel1> or ft>, lndut'ltn· SOUr<'l'!\ MlY If lakl'i> ff00.000 bur rcl1> to mc.•t'l lrun·,, 1tomt>i.llt net>ch alone" .ind tw1~a11w or shortJ~CS th1• m1hta1' ll'<l .:ov crnmt.•nt ordc.•1 1•d fut!l r~n1on1n& l:l1>l Wl'<.'k An 01l in<111 ... 1n source, who Donna Reed Letwes Coa.st For Oklalwma J\ctn•ss Donna R<.'ed has an nouncl•d she ll-g1\ mg up ht•r home 1n Corona dcl Mar and mo\ 1ng to Tulsa. Okla . becausl.' her husband hu::. t aken a job lherC'. Miss Reed's husband. Grover Asmus. an executive en)."lmeer. will work for the Williams Brothers Company . The actrc·s1>. who host<.-d her 014 n televi::.1on show for eight H'ar~. ::.pent mo~t of Ot·cembt:r ltlmt n~ an NflC mo\ it• called "The Ek-:st Pla<.·c to B<.· .. She said ::.he ll\·<.>d out of a Lo~ Angeles hotel while filming and ha:.n 't been in Corona dcl Mar sin('e November. Miss Reed suid she is current Jy loojmg for a hou~c or a con domin1um m Tul1>a . Murderer Gets 14-year Term SAN DIEGO IAP> -A young man has been sentenced to I~ year::. and four months in stall' prison in connection with a rape, robbery and murder f>pree in whkh a man was shot dt•ad try· mg to defend his home. "You are onJy 181 ~ years of age, son, but the things you have done you arc going to pay the penalty for." the judge told David Eugen<' Smith at his sen· lencmg Thursday. Superior Court ·Judge Earl B. Gillia m rejected ·a plea for California Youth Authority Com. m1tmcnt for Smith. saying ~·You are going to have to pay the price and square your life aw«Jy afterwards .. North State Snow Forecast By The As~taled Press A travelers advisory was post· ed by the National Weather Service for parts of the Sierru Nevada today, with light rain forecast for othe r a reas of northern Cahforma. U p lO six in~hes of s now were forecast for the Lake-Tahoe area by Sa turday m orning . 0<·· casional snow was forecast for the area through most of today. Occasional light rain or showers were forecast for other northern areas of the s tate. ~ANGE COAST ~ DAILY PILOT ''"° OrMtOtCOht D•flv Plto•. w1tft wf'\l(f\ I\ com bl"""·~· ................. -.. ....,""""' Or-e .... Pullll"""9~ S.-•le.011.__ -•tlled MolWY ,,,,_ ~,,.,., 00< CoU• IH'w. N~ e.«" HtMhnou~n fH•fll fOit/Jflt. '''""•lf••.trvW!it,l ...... e.M.n South(NM A '•not• rt~ ..a•tlort II pi,AHl\hc'O S.tCH"dAy\ """" _.,.Y\ n~ 0-l<t<ffUOI -1"'11\Q p/ ... I " •I llO W•" 8••Sl!ft't,C.O.-.Mtw C.tlllOfnlo•i.,. p,.:..~.:.~ , .... c-.... Yl\•P•H!Otnt_O._ ... Mt_ .,,._ ........ . ldltO< ·-·· ,.....,_ Mot ..... • ... £•• o..n......... .._,...," AUl>I-M.t~lllJfdi*°' -------'---T~~~ ctHllftM Adweftllhtg MMlrf- ~ -c,..,_ ....... IJ&td not to bt.' named, 11Jd that wttb the• rt'tUlll or !iOmc atrll(era lb ,,, -.t .. h1pmt•nt:1 or keroe~no tnd hc>at111.i nil urv (•xpected lo rt' I Ch T••hr 11n on baturdt)'. t'iaur~ on tutul production for lhl" tflH Wt'rt• Un&l\lillh1bl<" ltt"fint>r ... , 111 Ahudun und Tilhru ~Ulflt'(I hnuh .. -d produc:· tton tt'Ciay but \hoe Jn Shires net Tt-hran r matnod ahut. Vt'J'ld· In• a dC'rl111on b) •tr1kln1: -..orkt·ra tunJD)' Ay tullah Khomain1 . th~ Mo11o\em rt>ll•lous l••ad r who h1 thl· •ymbol of tht· inti 11hGh mov mmt, coiled WednMday tor th work rs to produce onough f ucil lo eue th~ burd non the a>t,"O- plo Tht ehah emerced rrom nt••r· acclu1ion ln hi pafoct Thurs<.tuy tor hl1 brief vac~tlon In Uw ne rbv 11\QUOlnlns Eorhl·r. hf' form ·uy upj)Olnted BukbU1ar lo h a d n clvlllan Cabinet lo rt•pl1c .. the mlUt.ary r"l(lme the abah named lut November m on unaueteuful attempt to end months ol vlolt.-nce a nd crush r~· ll1elou11 a.nd pollllcal oppoa!Uon to his rehin. An attorney for Robert Levitin claimed ln the i.uit filed Thursday in Suoerlor Court that the nude side v 1ew -which "left nothing to the hna1lu· tlon • · -falsely charae· tcrized him u willlng to Polit for nude pbot<>grapbs und have lbem_publllhed. AERIAL VIEW OF THE 350·ACRE ESTATE IN PALM SPRINGS WHERE SHAH'S FAMILY IS LIVING Iran Ruler's Mother and Sister Guests of Former AmbaHedor Walter Annenberg f'rot11 Page A I Fro• Page Al HAVEN ..• -affirmatively 1f necessary," he said. The 9-0·year-old mother of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi was flown to Los Angeles from riot·swept Iran last weekend. re. portedly to seek medical atten· lion She was at lht! B~verly Hills home or her daughter. Princess Cha ms. on Tuesday when about 500 protesters -including many Iranian students attending U.S. colleges -rushed the house. De monstrators broke windows and set fire to cars before being driven back by police using tear gas and fire hoses. tn a statement to t~e Palm Springs Desert Sun, Annenberg called the attack "outrageous conduct." He said the dem· 9 onstrators' threats against ·'the shah's elderly m other and his sister in their anarchisic drive to murder them , enraged Americans." Seven people were arrested and about 4'> were injured when aut horities broke up the violence, which erupted arter an orderly protest march through Beverly H1ll1> by a Kroup of about 2.000. Hamid Parcham. 26. and Said Parcham. 23, pleaded innocent Thursday in Beverly Hills Municipal Court to one count each of felony vandalism and misdemeanor rioting. -Tne "1.WOID""e-~~~hetp- in~ to overturn and burn a car rented by the s hah 's ramily. They were returned t o Los Angeles County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail. The queen mother and prin· fess were shuttled from hotel to hotel in Los Angeles for protee- tion after the incident. They ar - rived at Sunnylands on Wednes-day. The Desert Sun said the shah's rel a ti ves were ho used in separate cottages. NOISE TESTS. Under a plan approved by Orange Oounty Supervisors. the 155-passenger jets are being nown into the atrport twice a day. After Jan. 15. county officials will evaluate the preliminary findings of the test to decide if it should be concluded or if it can be continued. In making the test proposaJ, Airwes t officials originally asked for up to six months for evaluating the noise Impact of the jet. Airwest wants to substitute the 727 for the DC-9s as a m eans of gaining extra passenger capacity without increas ing the number of flights at the county airport. • The 727s carry about 50 more passengers than the DC·9s. The airline. through its lease agree- ment with the county is limited to slightly less than 14 flights per day on a monthly average. The Initial phone calls to the noise abatement office made after lhe test was launched Dec. 15. were exclusively from Newport Beach and Upper Bay area residents. many of whom call the office with regular com-plaints. Those calls have nearly disap. peared from the log and in fact. there was e\•en a telephoned con»>limcnt from one uniden· tifi~d resident who just wanted to ~i.'l aj~ oHici.als-kno.w._h~ listened esix>c1ally for the 727 and found "it wasn't so bad:· lt 's a view l(rudgingly shared by one airport noise roe, Dan Emery. "Yeah. So far it's at least as quiet. if not quieter." he conceded. H owever. Emory said he ~lieves the results are being produced by the flying skill of "super pilots." ·'I'm not s ure it's proving much other than perhaps prov- ing you can execute the noise Rapis~ KllletJ SaudU Carry Out Beheading JIDDA. Saudi Arabia IAPl -A Saudi Arabian was beheaded publicly in Riyadh today for raping seven women, including a lO·year-old American and a n American woman . apparently her mother. The sentence wa s carried out in the main~ -or Uiv;:a ital immediately after the noon prayers. An o c1a s a emen KJrated-Abdulkth -a~ • • abatement maneuver and have it be e ffective." Emory said. One of the concerns voiced by Emory and other airport foes. including the Newport Beach Ci· ty Council, was that the tests would involve flying the aircraft ll~ht . or not fully loaded. ·The fear was that the lighter plane would require less thrust to become ai rbor ne and therefore would ~ quieter than a comparable plane carrying a full load of passengers and fuel. But airport records indicate several flights have been at or near the pla ne's weight capacity. Emory said he has reserva- tions about the use of the noise abatement takeoff if the airline were to use 727s on all its flights. "It"s fine when they've got super pilots fl ying. But what happens when they put in the pilots who are opposed to the maneuver ? I don't think the re- sults will be the same." he said. By KATHY C'IANCY Of u. o.lly "'-...., Effort.a to drum up local sup- port for a at.at~ couUtuUonaJ amendm«lt that would prohibit forced busing ol tebool cbJkJren in Caltlomia ffre announced to- day by Sta~ Sen. Alan Robbins, D-Van Nuya. In a pra1 conference-this f',.._PageAJ RAIN ••• more than haJf of our normal season's rainfall in both years and there's a long way to go yet.·• The rain appeared to have had little efrect on essential services and traffic conditions in Orange County. Flooding appeared to be non· existent and the California Highway Patrol and traffic of. ficers in contacted communities said traffic was moving normal- ly on all streets and highways. The storm left some pictur- esque Winter scene r in its wake with lhe 3,()()0.foot s now levol leavine Saddleback Mountain looking like a scene Crom a pic-ture postcard. Many Orange Coast ski en- thusiasts were busy packing their gear Friday in aniticipa. tion of a weekend of fun on slopes that were described by their operators as being In peak coodlUoo. The ralnfan prediction by the National Weather Service is 50 percent Friday night. 10 percent to noon Saturday and zero f<ir the remainder of the weekend. Pot Medicine Bill Pending SAC RAMEN TO (A P l Leg1slat1on lo permit doctors to use marijuana to treat cancer, glaucoma and other discuses is to be introduced next wee k. says state Sen. Robert Presley, D· Riverside. Presley, a former Riverside County undersheriff. said Thurs· day the bill was suggested by a 23· year-old constituent being treated for cancer. lie sajd the young man is made nau~cous by che motherapy and wants to try mari1uana. The senator said there a re several studie:.. including one made at UCLA. tbat indicate that marijuana has value in cancer treatment. Several states allow medicinal use of mari· juana. I",.... Page A I OIL ••• e luded the use or artificially estim ated market prices for natural gas liquids instead of companie&' actual contract costs in acquiring it. Bishop said the lawsuit Set!ks court injunctions requiring the companies to hall such practices and to make appropriate re· fund s plus interest and penalties. DEN'S- rnomlq, Robbins Invited locnl parents to a $10 per family rally Jan. 26 at Orange County Fair- grounds ill Costa Mesa. Proceeds from the rally will be used to tranapoTt pareou to Sacra~ in February Yihen Robbins flaures bta prooosed ame?Sdment wm be debated on the statA A&lembly fiOOI'. rr approved by th e Legislature. the amendment likely would be placed before California votera in 1980. Among speakers scheduled for the 7;30 p.m. rally Jan. 26 are state Sen. John Schmitz. R· Newport Beach; Assemblyman Dennis Mangers. D·Huntini!too Beach, and Assemblyman Ross Joh.nson. R-La Habra. Other speakers expeded are Paul Clark or the San Fernando Valley.based Bus Stop and Bob- bie Fiedler. a Los Angeles Unified School District trustee. The Robbins a m e nd me nt parallels a similar bill he in· troduce d in th e 1977-78 legislature. Robbins said today he ~lieves the new measure has a better chance of passing in this session bec·ause or the proposed "metropolitan plan.. of busing that would involve all but three Orange County school districts. Robbins said virtually the en- t I re Orange County legislative delegation ba<'ks the amend- ment while hWe interest was shown locally when the bu.slog issue applied only to the Los Angeles school distrlct. "Busing has been a failure in the Los Angeles school district a s everyone knows," Robbins said. ..Since Los Angeles bas been a failure they think they caA do • better job by expanding busing to Orange County.·· Robbins' amendment seeks to prohibit judges fro!Jl ordering forced buslng in all cases except when children of some ethnic origins are prohibited from at· te nding their ne ig h borhood ~chools becaus<' of race. In effect, the proposed con· ~titutional amendment would prohibit the type or forced bus- ing undertaken Jn Los Angel~ a nd now proJ)06ed in the ex- panded metropolitan plan. Robbins said the amendment also would prohibit inter·districl busing. bul would permtt volun- tary busing of school students. Elvi.s' Home Up for Sale PALM SPRINGS IAP > El v i s Pres l ey's Spanish·style desert estate is being offered for sale at $450,000, a real estate firm says. The late singer bought the home m 1972, using it during his frequent trips to Palm Springs, Eli Birer said Thursday. • B1rer's firm. Eli Birer and Associates, is han- dling the sale of the 1.75·. acre estate. which includ~ five bedrooms. seven baths. a music room, sauna a nd s team room. pool, jacuzzi. double car garage and large parking area. Suwaih was convicted of !feven separate charges or rope and burg}ary ht a three.year period slnce 1975. The statement said Suwaih. broke into hou~ nfter makjng sure the men were out. He then tied up tind raped the women and looted the houses. .~lll~: iiisiBJlatiiin ~·custom draperies DcsJde:, the Americal)S, the rape victims were• two En.illshwomen, one Saudi, ono Lebanese and one Jordanian. • • linoleum • wood floor • 'HONf 6"6·4138 -646-2355 . •• i ~ I " • Orange Coast EDITION Your Bometo•n Dally Newspaper VOL. n, NO. S, .. SECTIONS, •2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS Tests Show 727s~ Takeoff 'Not Noisier' 81 IOANN• a&YNOL °' .................. The two &eihl m J ta flown into and out ol Orana Coun~ Atrport ao far are provl41 t.M coatent:Soo of Huttht!t Alrwest ol fiel1ts that the bl1 j ta .,.. no oolaler than Ow OC iii th., aJrllne UHi. ' The teat ol the lhree-t'n&IM Jet.a was launr hed Dt"C 1~ amid prOlHti from N"wport Beach homtownen;, who want bUbeitM • Winter Visits NearU LOS ANGELES IAPl - Heavy snow within 35 miles or downtown Loe Angeles stalled traffic oa major highways leav- ing the city and gave hundreds or delighted S<.'hool children in outlying areas an unexpected holiday today after a vigorous Pal'iflc s torm moved into Southern CaJifomia. ·'The only way to go north out of Los Angeles is by Highway 101 along the coast unless you want lo drive t o San Be rnardino," California Highway Patrol officer Monty • Keifer said today. Snow that measured rour Inches In some places closed the Angeles Crest Highway about five 1 miles west of Big Pines, lS miles J northeast of downtown Los Angeles, said CHP officer Keo Schultheis ' J n t' r s t a t e 5 • t h e m a I n northern artery to San Fran- 1 cisco. was c losed between Castaic and Wheeler Ridge, some 60 mile• north Qt Los . Angeles, he aald. Snow, whJch crept below the ' 3,000·foot level in the mountains, t m ade chains mandatory ror travel on the main road to Las t Vegas -lntentate 15 -"from Cajon Pass all the way lo the 7 I Nevada state line" in the hltth desert. said Lance Stalker of the I state Department or Transporta- tion. He said snow was fatllng au along the route and was heavy in the Vlctorvill4tBarstow area. Brad GriffiA at KWTC Rad.lo an Barstow said, "We're all ex· cited. When I looked out my win· dow this morning, l just about grabbed my skls." On the Antelope Valley Freewa) , just north of the Los Angeles area. six Inches of snow tfad falle11 with predictions or four more CdM Couple Sue to Trim Nearby Trees A Harbor View Hills couple have Hied suit ln Orange County Superior Court in efforts to force a neighboring couple to either trim their pine tree by 10 feet or pay $200,000 in prope rly damages. Dennis W. and Carolyn L. Harw&Od '129-Hacilor _V1ew Drive. contend In the suit the trees on the property of George T. a nd Katherine V. Flaherty, 920 Goldenrod Ave .. block their view or NewPOrt Harbor. • Flaherty saJd today he hadn't yet been ootlfied of the suit and couldn't comment on it. The Harwoods contend the value ot surrounding homes ls $350.000 to $400,000 and that the preeence ot the plne treea has diminished the value or their home by Q>0,000. 'Jn their complalnt, the Harwoods allese put requests that the f1ahertya trim the trees have~one~ed: In addition. they cont.end the Harbor View Hilla Community • AssociaUon has asked that the tree• be trimmed. The Harwood• contend the trees violate the community as· aociaU00'1 ruLea becauu th~ exceed the height of the Flaher· ty home and the assoclaU00'1 Architectural Committee bu not appmved UM taller treet. Ha~ ll an attomeYancra former president ot the Ntwport Harbor Area Cbambtr ot Com· merce. The Flaherty• operat~ a clotblq store, H1pplnea Ia a Ne• a.,. tn Corona del Mar. Ual aJrport DOiM rfdurtron• and •t. lhe Ume datmt'd th«' ma would only lnctt lb nobo problni. How vtt, llnOfftclal r ulu show the 1271 havto't been no' er OrM county offlcial aaJd tom o1 tbe data rrom ~ty noa..e moaicon 1howa that., at Umoa. tbe tar1er plane haa bf' n quleter than either th~ DC h or Owl Bocin1 73711 nowo by Air Califonua In additloo. re<'Ofda kept. In the airport '1 noiae 11batemt'nl office lndlute a d«'Unf' to th number of tel 1)hone complaint• or Q\*• lion• abouuh 727 alnc the Initial day a of \h teat Under a phm approved by Oran& County Supervisors, the 1~~·pusengcr jets are being nown rnlo Utt' mrport twice a day. After Jnn I~. <'ounty ofhclals will t•valuatl! thl• preliminary o.;,, ...... , ........... DWAYNE HOLDER, 4, CONTEMPLATES RAIN From the Inside, Looking Out In Costa Mesa Storm Dumps Rain On Qrange {;east A Pacific storm which left behind nearly an Inch of rain as it swept over Orange County will leave cloudy conditions In Its wake as it disintegrates Satur· day, NatlOftal Weather Service forecasters ored1~,t. And by 't he time the Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys take the field at the Co li seu m Sunday, the weatherman. says post·storm conditions will have improved to the point that the sun will break through the cloud cover from time to time. SUPERMAN'S ROOlS J'IEWED Superman Is the latest craze. now that the movie has given re· birth to the Man of Steel. But he had his beginnJngs in an Action comic book, and that rlrsl issue, along with other com· ics, toys, and memorablha. will be on display through Saturday al the American Comic Book Company In Fullerton. See Featuring, Page 82. But lt will be cool, forecasters warn. Highs during the weekend will be in the low 60s with a low or about 50 on ~th days. They predict that winds will pick up during the weekend with brtsk gusts of up to 15 miles an hour hilling the Orange Coast from the southeast. Showers which appeared to hit their peak in the early morn.Ing hours today kept the 1979 rain tables at a level with prec1p1ta- tion statistics recorded at this lime a year ago. Huntington Be a ch rainfall a nalyst J . Sherman Denny said his gauge s ho wed that 5.90 mches or rain had fallen In the current season-just .38 inches less than the total he recorded at this point in 1978. "And that ·s pretty good," Denny said. "We've already got more than half of our normal season's rainfall in both years and there's a long way to go yet.·· The rain appeared lo have had little effect on essential services and traffic conditions in Orange County. Flooding appeared to be non· CSee BAIN, Page AZ> Cindlngs of the teflt to decide IC It. abould be concluded or It it can bo conUnued. ln makJng the le.st proposal, Alrweat offlclal1 originally ask d Cor up to six months ror evaluating the noise impact or the 'et. A1rwest wants to substitute the 727 for the DC·9s as a means of gaining extra passe·nger capacity without increasing the number of nights at the county airport. The 727s carry about 50 more passengers than the DC·9s. The airline. through It.a lease agree- ment with t.he county is linuled to slightly less than 14 flights per day on a monthly average. The initial phone calls to the noise abatement office made after the lest. was launched Dec. 15, were exc lus ive ly from Newport Beach and Upper Bay a rea residenU;. m any or whom call the ofCice with regular com· plaint.a_._ Those calls have nearly disap· peared from the log and ln raet. there was even a telephoned compliment from one uniden· lifted resident who just wanted to let airport oCficlals know he listened especially for the 7~ and found "it wasn't so bad." It's a view grudgingly shared by one airport noise foe. Dari <See NOISE, Page AZ> U.S. Sues Nine Oil Companies W ASIDNGTON 'AP > The Energy and J ustice departments sued nine ma1or 011 comparue!> in U .S. District Court today. ac· cus ing the m of ovc~c·harges totaling more than SI b1lhon and asking refunds plus interest and penalties Ene q:) Dcpartml·nt spokt.•sman J ames Bbhop said 1t was the dl•part ment 's I argcst en- forcement action. brin~1og to about $2.2 b1lhon the total in· vo l ved in such action wh1th began in September urn The dcJ)artmenl earlier al· leged $316 m1lllon 1n ovcr- c.·harges by Exxon. the world 's largest petroleum company. This was included in the $9~ , million claimed in today's lawsuit as the d epartme nt sought to have the Exxon case considered togeth~r with eight new ones. 1"he remalnlng $614 miltlon waa charged against Mobil. Tex· aco . Amoco. Shell. Phillips. Gulf. Atlantic Richfield and Cities Service, all large oiJ and gas producing companies. In Houston, an Exxon USA ex· ecull ve said the company believes ''all our pricing actions have been in compliance with the regulations. "E xxon has been trying to re· solve both administratively and in the courts differences in tn· terpretation or the regulations ror pricmg natural gas liquids ... Senior Vi ce Preside nt 0 .L. Luper S3Jd. . 'In ract. the com- pan) irultatcd the court act!on three years ago in an effort to resolve questions s urrounding the issue." Ht' said alleged violations tn· duded the use or art1f1c1ally estimated market prices for natural gas liquids instead of comparues· actual coRtract C05ls in acquinn~ 1l. Bishop said the laws uit Se(!ks court UlJunct1ons rt-quiring the comparues to halt s u<.•h pract1c~ and to make appropriate re- fund!> plu'> 1nt e r el>l and penalttel>. Rapist Killed 'S- saudis Carry Out Beheading JIDDA. Saudi Arabia 1AP1 A Saudi Arabia n was beheaded publicly in Riyadh today for ra ping seven women, including a 10-year-old American and an Ame rican woman. apparently her mother. The sentence was carried out in the main square of the capital immediately a fter the noon prayers . An official s tatem ent said Kha led Abdullah al Suwaih was convicted of seven ~eparak charges of rape and burglary in a three· year period s ince 1975. The statement said S uwalh broke into houses .afteP-making s ure the me n were out He then tied up and raped the women and looted the houses. Besides the Americans. the rape v1ct1ms were two Englishwome n, one Saudi. one Lebanese and o ne J o rdanian. $10 Rally to Rap Busing By KATHY CLANCY Of t1W OMly POet ~t.lff Efforts to tlrum up loeal sup- port for a state constitutional a mendment that would prohJbit forced busing or school children m California were announced to- day by State Sen. Alan Robbins. D-Van Nuys. In a press conference this morning. Robbins Invited local parents to a $10 per family rally Jan. 26 at Orange County Fair· grounds in Costa Mesa. Proceeds from the rally will be used to transport parents to Sacramento in February when Robbins figures his proposed amendment will be debated on the Slate Assembly Ooor. If ap pro ved b y th e Legislature. the amendment likely would be placed before Califorrua voters in 1980. Among speakers scheduled for the i ·30 p.m rally Jan 26 are s tate Sen. John Schmitz. R· Newport Beach : Assemblyman Dennis Ma nl.!ers. D·Huntinaton Beach. and Assemblyman Ross Johnson. R·La Habra. Other speakers expected are Paul Clark of the San Fernando Valley-based Bus Stop and Bob· bie Fiedler. a Los Angeles Umfied School District trustee. The Robbins a mendment par a llels a similar bill he In· trodu cc d in th e 1977·78 legislature Robbins said today he believes the new measure has a better chance of passing 10 this session hecausc of t h e proposed "m etropolitan plan .. or busin~ tllat would involve all but three Orange COun y sChooTaisffifts Robbin.5 srud virtually the cn- ti re Orange County lcgislatlVl' delegation backs the amend· monl wrulc litUe interest was Donna Reed Leaves Coast For Oklalwma Actress Donna Reed has an· nounced she 1s giving up her home ln Corona del Mar and moving to Tulsa. Okla . beeause her husband has taken a job there . Miss Reed's husband . Grover Asmus. an executive engineer, wlll work for the Williams Brothers Company. The actre&$, who hosted her ...o'«JLlelevislon show ror eight years. spenC mMt '11f-Oecember filming an NBC movie caJled ''The Best Place to Be." " shown locall y when the busing issue applied only to the Los Angeles school district. ··eusmg has been a fculurc in the Los Angeles ~chool distnct as everyone knows," Robbins said. '"Smee Los Angeles ha!> been a failure they think they can do a better JOb by expanding busm~ to Orange County." Robbins' amendment seeks to prohibit Judges from ordering forced busing in all cases except when children of some ethnic origins are prohibited from at· tending Lhe1r neighborhood schools be<'ausc of race. In effeet, the proposed con- s titutional amendment would prohibit the type of forced bus· Ing undertaken in Los Angl.ics and now proposed tn the ex· panded metropolitan plan. Robbms said the amendment a lso would prohibit intcr·d1strict b~stng, but would permtl..\'olun· tary busmg of school student:.. Coast Weather Chance or rain nearly 3() percent torught end JO per- cent Saturday. Variable cloudloess Saturday with highs In upper 50s and low 60s. Lows tonight near SO. INSIDE TODA~ To find out why o huge white tmt u so important m ··The ControctoT" at South Cooat Rrpertory Theater. see Poge Cl. Jvy Gorman, aquatic director at the Orange Coast YMCA near Upper NewPort Bay, checks out .. weather dome" that has been set up around the Y's swlmmlng pool. The lnllatable dome -24 feet high, She 1aJd she lived out of a Los 90 re.e• Iona and 60 feet wide ls des1i°ned Angilel'l'iOtel whit~ filmlng and " e hasn't been ln Coron• del Mar to l)rotect swimmers from the elem~nts since November. durtn1 their work®t.a YMCA ortlcaals Mias Reed said she ls current· plan to use lt during the rainy season ly looklnl ror a house or a con· each ~~ar. lt.c~me In handy today. 1, domJnlum in Tulsa. l ~ ,.$1 •. ,J.a,·..... . • ~ .. ' .. .. ·--. ., --.... -- ,, ··1· ., ... t ... • . \ .. ... • t ""' ,_ •••• ., I l ' S' 1 DAILY PfL.OT NC '''°IV· J•nUV( 6 tilt Desert. Estate Shah's Family Find Refuge Cliina Trade Weighed S AINT t'RANCOt S . f'ALM SPRINOS IAPI - bc11h•1o:ed mothe1 and 8h1ter or lr111n'11 troubll-d 111h1h ha\I' found r fu~" in .a 1pra\\ltn1 d(.' f'rl etal&tt", wh H' fo1 m r Pr Id ·nt Nixon J)flO IOU,hl o h non in r. Ct'nl )'t!ln. QUl'(.'n Motht"r TadJ lll Moluk and l'rlnrt t"ham rr\H'd 111 th" oa • .., "-lnlt•r r~ 1d••nC' of Wallt'r Annentx-ra WNtn~ ) ntatbl uflt'r th >' bt•ca.me lht' 11rgeta ot anti ahah 'lol~ncf' In 8ClYerly Hiib Oil Work Reswne hi Thran I EllHAN. lrun IAl'l 011 1ndu1'lry source11 titwt s triking p1:t roleum worker~ beaun rt· turmn.: to their Jobs today, up parcntly het.'<linR lhl' n 1ll or th1: unt1 -shah 1ehg1oui. oppo111l1on to produ<:I? enough oil to i.avc thl' lra.n1an economy from t•oll apM! Palace sources reported. meanwhile. that the embattled Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi returned to Tehran by helicopter from the nearby s ki resort of Ja Jroud. wht•re he had gone Thur!>· day ror a bner vacation. Em· press Farah and their children a c<'omparued the monarch. Shahpour Bakhtlar, the shah'~ cho1C'e for prime m inister, was readying his proposed civilian c:'ab1net for presentation to the monarch this weekend and later · to the Parliament. Since the latest round of ant1- ~hah strike~ began last month. oil production has plummeted from six maluon barrels a day to 250.000 barrels or less. Industry sources say it taJce.s 900,000 bar- rcds to meet Iran's domestlr nl'cds alone. and because of shortages the military-led gov- t·rnm c:nl ordered fueJ rationing last week. An oll·lndust ry s ource. who a1'kcd nol to be m.1med, said that with the rt>turn of some strikers the first shipments of kerosene and heating oil are expected to r~ach Tehran on Saturd ay l-'1gures on total production for the day were unavailable 2 Mesa Girls Run Into Car, Suffe r Injuries . Two 8-year-old Costa Mesa girls were in)ured Thursday when they apparently darted out from behind a p1:1rked c ar and nm into the side of a moving car on Wilson Street. police said. The two stude nts a t Wilson Sthool wt•re restmi.i at home to· flay ufter the 7 40 a.m . a<:cid~nl n ear the 1nt e r sect1on o f Monrovia Avenu~ a nd Wilson Street. Janel Gml Ward of 891 Darrell SI s uffer<'<! a broken fool. a cut ~nee. and reinjured her arm that wliS broken last week when ~he fell off a bicycle. She was treated at a clinic In Fountain Valley, her parents said li e r friend. Anne Marie Lafave of 878 W. Wilson St .• was treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital In Newport Beach for a deep skull lacer ation. Twenly- f1ve slitche1 were needed to r lose the wound. hospital of. • ltt·ials said. .. Police said no charges are pending against driver Sidney Juy Yules, 23. of 890 Darrell St . ' who was able to slam on his • brak('!> and swerve lo avoid hit· . -nng-th€!1ttrht head-on. ;\ wilnei.s told police the young • !{iris ran into the street without looking and hit the s ide of Yule!>' <iklddlng car OAANQl COAST DAILY PILOT '""'0r~(04itCMtl,~104 •ftftwtilt(ftlt t~ """'d ............. ~ "PlllM"""""" '""°'-CO•\t PvOh\N"°Cotr'fMv S.PH•••HHtont*1~ """'"lie" -. "" ...... "''*' ... COtt• IN-. H•-lloMll, "\1111 ........ llo0<• '°"" t•1n\l•H•f. lr•inrl, ~ a..c-'-/SOuff\( .. \t A 't"'Ot•f.....-.... '-"ft...,.,..._,S.1t.titO.V\.,._, w ..... n ,,,. "'"" liN4 -illl"'f ....... "el >lO W.•1 hr,,,_, CMI•-C.0-• .,.,. . .._. ...... ..... ~ ..... , . .,.,..._ J~-· c... II• t .,_,,ljllMl _O...•~ T.._,lt...,M ...... '-··---Ml ........ 1411tor 0..-llU.. ~·-·~\f\(•ftt MA"ltinQ lOI'°'' ........ ,, . ~ )'~•deral •latti and Joni .. outhorlt\l'f' art.-protccCln1t tht• "l•tl' •u.rmunded by a ht1&h wall and tumunalc tr Hid Annt-nbn-1. th fQrm r U s om h " Id~ fo OrHl Rr1tu1n Aak<'d •boot IN'Urlt}' .g,.111111 PQHlblt> '-oJM1<-t• b)· untl hoh dt moMtr ntor at S1.mnvJuMs nc.-ar Ranehn Mu·aR•'. tht-70 > l'er old publlaht•r r\•plh'd · "If th y COC'M. to be It " Annenh~r& tl'rv d ,.,. Mm ban dot to GNlat Rrttaln from 19'9 to l914 , and hi,. winter hon)t' provld~ •~fualon tor Nixon follow Int ttw former prtsld ·nt ·, rt' tin1Uon In 19'14 "When the• 1ovnnment of th•· llnltf'd SlatM otrr,.,. helter to tho•., ~ktna protl'rtlon rrom radical t>xlremltilA , thl• rltlr1m:. o( thi r ountn t1houlct n·"~n<l .1rr1 rm.ttl\t•l) 1( nN't'">-a1 v, · ht• .. •1111 Tht• 00)l'dl old nrnlht•r of Shah Mohammcct Hetu Puhla\ 1 ~a!. flown to l.o. Anaclea from riot .. wept Iran laat We('kend. no porh-clly lo stwk medkal ult~n lion ~ht: wa!> ul I.hf• Bl'vt•rly flllli. hom l' or h<'r d.iu~hl\'r. Pnnct.'1>11 C'humb, oo Tu<.•sday when about 500 protet;lerb 1nclud1n~ mwiy Iranian students altendins U.S colle1es -ruahed the house. Uemorustratorti broke windows and set lire to ran. before bcin1o: driven back by polt cc using tear gas and fire hosci. Jn a statement to the Palm Springs Desert Sun, Annenbcr~ called the attack "outrageoub conduct. .. Ile i.uld the acm - onstrators · thnats against "the shah's elderly mother and his s ister in their unarchibll' drive to murder thl.'m, enrugcd Americans .. Sev1.:n PL'Oplc were a rrc:.ll'd and about 40 were inJured when authorities broke up the violence. which erupted after an orderly protest march throuJ.!h Beverly Hills by a group or <tbout 2.000. lroine Ranch Wrwerting 500Acres The Irvine Company an- nounced Thursday It ts expand mg its farmland acreage by con vertang 500 acreti of land in the Ir vine Ranch foothills into avocado and orange groves. Th c ort>h a rds wil I be de veloped, through an investment of Sl.5 million. on property below the Lomas R idge. northwest of El Toro Marine Corps AJr Station. in county ter- ritory near the city of Irvine. The land is now used for catU e grazing. Terrac ing. construction or contour drainage channels and installation of a drip irrigation hYSlem 1s schc.'<iulcd lo begin this ·sprin~. Some JOO acres will be put Into avocado production. with the rt:· m aining 200 acres in oranges. The property adjoins 500 acres that were converted to avocado orchards during J978. a program that also cost a rePQrted $1.5 million. The reduction of grazing la ndi. will not affect the size of thl' Irvine Ranch cattle herd. an Irvine Company spokesman said. {;,•111 g t· ,Jl1kopnc'. 10. a ~tudl'nl al thl' Svkt''' 111,. 1 Pu 1 Elt•mt•ntan Sl'11ool, l>C!t'r" 1ttll I 1 om hc•rwalh u mountain ol obout :LS0.000 pull tub" t•oll1·c·ted by h lh i.choolmall's Thl' ('h1lcJ1 tm ut th(• slhool c1rt> lrytn~ to 1·olll'l'l u m11l111n t 11h~ in a proJud cJc&1gncd to l4!ad1 tht· kuli-wlrnl ,1 million of som ethlnJt looks like _Balloon Suspect Held 2 Others Sought in Fiery Airport lneidents J rv1nt· police arrest ed a former Control Components Jne trainee at his home In Orange Thursd••v on s us pi c ion of launching balloons thal exploded 1n an Orange County Airport flight path. Investigators s aid warrants have been Issued for two other suspects following the launch1ng or three lo five homemade balloons t'arrylng in<'endiary de vices betwl.!en Dl'c. 7 and 14 over the City or Irvine . On Dec. 14. Terry Hun. 26, or Costa Mesa wu burned In a gas explosion In the plant's X ray room. JnveaUgMton sold that Ughter-t.han·alr gues, lncludln1e helium and acetylene, arc available al the plant. Police said al leut three' H · plodlng balloons were spotted above the Irvine Industrial Complex north Qf San Diego Freeway between Dec 11 and l4. The balloons. pluatlc trash b&RA filled with f(H nnd traUlng • "1lmple" lnrendlary devtce. f'Xploded In n rame ul a n aJtJtudt· ot about ~ feet. mve11tiaaton. Hid. Private alrcrart approach Orange County Airport at about that same alUtude. police said If ~ balloon hod hit one of t.lw aircraft. Investigators said. 1.1 cra11h could have resulted Arrested Thursday wal> Timothy J~eph Ropchan, 26 II<: was held in Orange County juil on JO misdemeanor charges of possessing destructive devices, luunehini? illicit material within the perimeter or an airport and violating laws against sencting flaming devices into an air cor ridor. Newport Planners Delay Number Vote Ropchan 's ball was set at SJ .500 If eonvicted. he could face a year in }ail plus fines. In vestlgators said. R opchan and three other employees were fi red earlier from Control Com ponents. 2567 Main St .. Irvine. as the result of police invesUJCatlons. a depart· ment apOkt..>sman said th11s morn Ing . Newport Beach planning com· missioners said Thursdav they're not s u,.J.hey want to get into the busdness 0 1 social engineering. an<J tabled a pro- posal to reduce from four to three the number of unrelated people who can live 1n u residence. Comm1ss1oners a sked city s taff members lo invcsti~ale 4 Newport Youths Held in Lido Theft Four Newport Beach youths were being held today in coM ec tlon wtth the theft of $3,100 in goods and a SJ.S,000 car from a Lido lsle home. polke s aid. Being transferred today to Orange County Jail on $2,SOO bail each were Susan Lynn Spalin. 18, and Steven Paul Pletcher. 19, of 1628 W. Ocean Front, police said. They said both race charges of receiving known stolen property. In addition. they said two 17· year-old Newport Beach boys, whose names couldn 't be re- leased because or their age. were belng held al Juvenile H a ll. One r aces burglary charges and the olher f acei. rhar ges of receiving stolen property. Detective Bob Hardy sa10 the arrests stemmed from the Jan 2 burglary or the home of S.H. Byers. 401 Via Lido Soud. Taken were jewe lry. clothing , a t e levision a nd o ther goods va lued at $3. too . a nd a l'ar valued at $15,000 to $17.000. One of the 17-year-old boys was arrested for the burglary later that evening after he al· legedly crashed the car 1n Orange, Hardy said. He said the youth was already on probation in connection with the Dec. 20 burglary of a Newport Beach s urf shop. some alternate suggestion~ and bring the subject up ag;.11n 1n four to six weeks. said As~1i.l ant Community De,clopmt•nt D1rl·t· tor J 1 m Ht>w1C'kl'r The City Council had :Jsked tor Planning Comm1ss1on review of the proposed change at u me.,ni- of redueinJC parktnf? problems in con~cskd are~. on lhC' assump t1on that unrelated persons hv1n~ together arc adults a nd w.uully would each have a ear Currently a maximum of four unre lated persons. or tour persons some of whom are related and some or whom are not, may occupy a single residence Hewlcker said comm1ss1oner., a re concerned that lowermg the · limit to three might alleviate a problem in one part of the e1ty but cause problem~ m othe r bf.!(· lions • Slaff members were asked In investigate the poss1b1hly of ba.' mg a limitation on hving are;,, and the effe<'ts of ehminat.m~ the city's defin1t1on of a fomtl> altogether Aqueduct Closed SAN DIEGO t AP 1 Th(' 242-m ile·long Colorado R1 vl•r Aqueduct. which carries thl bulk of Southern Cullfornra·._ water supply from the Colorado River, will be shut down tor maintenance bcgmnini Mondav I',.... Page Al NOISE ••• E mery. "Yeah. So far It'~ at least as quiet, if not quieter,'' he -eon<.~ - However. Emory s aid he believes the results are being produced t,y lhe nying skill or "super pilots." Suspect Held In Newport -Robbery Trw- "I'm not sure it 's proving much other than perhaps prov- ing you can execute the' noise abatem ent maneuver and have ll be effective," Emory said One ot the coneerns voiced by Emory and other airport foefl , Including the Newport Beach Ci· ty Council, was that the tests would involve flylng the aircr aft liJCht, or not. rutty loaded. ·The fear wa1 that the lighter plane would requl~ less thrust. t o become airborne and therefore would be quieter than a comparable plane carrying a full lo&ad ot pusengers and fuel But airport records tndlcute severttl ffi ghts have been al or n ear the pJane 's welaht NlP,JCity A 24·year·old transient was ar- rested Thursday in connection ,with the attempted robbery or a Newport Beach record store. police said today. They said Clifford Robert Jardine was arrested about 11:30 a.m . near Dale Way and Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa baaed on a description given by witnesses. He remained in Newport Beach Jail today In lieu of $26.000 bail. P olice sald the incident OC· curred the evening or Dec. 30 at Peer Records. 2306 W. Ocean Front. They al.Id an apparently drunk man hit and slapped a clerk several tlmea a nd threw the cash register af•lnst the waU In an unsuccesslu attempt to open I\, Tho man fled on loot after • burglfr alarm was 1ct off, Police Hid . Chief Arraiped DEN'S CuadQ~ tAP I The Carib bea n 1umm1t of Pruld nt Caner and lhrt.'t' West Europeun lead ra foclt!M'd toduy on an am b1t1ou1 Brttl1h plan for up to S2 billion In lrado wlth China. prob ahly int lud1n" the H ie or Brlt111h jet nahten. confcrent\' sourceti aaad British Pr11n\' Mtnlster James C•ltagh on .i tn outlln•n1 the Chinese traat plclu.re to Carter and the <>then. emph .. l1f'Cl ow uhi of power-,ene raUna and other lnduatrla equJpmenl to Peklna. aa\d the aourcea who 01Jkcd not to be ldentlrtoo. Rut Callaghan also 1eald h<' IJt.'CkA a "hahmcc-d trade relu llon11hlp" with China. a 11tion~ lndlt'atlon Britain wlll approvt· <1a lc or 80 llarr1cr vertlcul lltkt• orr rll(ht~" In ftc•fll'lnrt• of !'ov11 I wurnmuA th.11 'lur h 1rnl<''I woulfl rlumnli!t' f:11111 W""' rPllll111n'I I· i11 ,,., I '111laf(11h11n J"rrnr h 1'11•"uJNrt Vttltry Ols,·ard d't " t. 1 uln" 11n<l W@ t O.rmtn Ctum 1 1•llor llt•lmul ~hrn111t nw t th1 .. nrnrnrnf( In 11 lhult'ht•Jitt•rn .summit 'I hl' ul(t•n <la w fl" expc><'tcd to b4! rlomina1 •·d b)' thloa an<J Western sec:ur1· ty 111uei. lncludlna lhf' future o( Iran &nd lb oil r~urce11. Cartn <t nd West German C'h•nc.illor Helmut Schmidt were the last to a rrive . waUung toaicther. 11le president was tll'· lest-In a whiU• 1hort-sleeve shirt and wore gray slacks and desert boots. ~ French President Valu v G1srard d Estamg. who hke the other~ spur-nW neckties for the occa:,1on. had a ~mall su.ck of bnefms: book!. In rront of him j~ the quartet sat down around j t.mall cm :ular Lable. "I see you've ('Orne well prl' pared.·· Carter noted None of the other lt•aders had any papers Wlth ham. U S officials said the four might hold mo~t o f t h e ir se~sions. which will eoncludl· Saturday. without advisers (.It their s1d~ F,.._P~A I RAIN ••• existent and t he California lltghway Patrol and t.rafhc or ficers m contacted commun1t1e1> said traffic was movmg normal ly on all streets and highways. The s'°rm left some oif'tur. esqm: wmter ~cenes 1n 1b wake with the 3,000·foo\ snow le\•t.•I lec1v ing Saddlebark Mountam look ing like a scene from a p1c· ture postcard Car Deale r ship Looted in Mesa Burglars left behind a ncc1t stark of louvered window!> they remov<'d to cnte1· a Costa M('!'la eJr dc.•alt.·rsh1p Thur ... duy and -;kal S2.6.59 worth of office equip· ment. police said. The loss from John Hartl'ly M arG regor Used Car~. 147 t; !7th St . was rcp0rted Thursday. afternoon A C'alrulator. small rcfrif.(erator and tools were among the msssmg 1tems. LEWISTON, Idaho <APl Emory said be has reterva- Uon1 a6out t~uee. of UM noise 1b1temem. takeo{f II t)te airline we re to uae ma on •11 lta nfpu. -L1111wst Poltce Chlef Ran~ R. "It'• flne wben lhey've got 1uper ptlott nylnc. But what h1ppen1 When they put In the , pll~ who are ~poted lo the maneuver? l don l thlnk the rt· 1uJta wtU be tbo 1ame, 1' M utd. Torres has been ID'Tatlrntd'"OD tt - charge ot trylnJC lo procure o woman for pro..,tutlon. Torres. : iiistailatioii : ·custom drap11ri• liMleum • wood floor _ .. . 27. wu nleased on tt,000 bond and bound over to Dislrkt Court, where he wlU ea ter. a plea. .,.. COSTA MfSA. CALI,, tf?tJ11 •' ,tiONf 6•6·'8'31 -6'46·2l 5' >it. --... - CMit,.. .................. TEO BARTlETT W1U NO LONOeR R MANNtNO THI ..-UMPS AT HIS TINY STATION Fonner Counclman'1 Downtowu Huftdft$Jt0n 8eactt Bullneaa Victim of Economic Ch•noe A.t 77, Be's Out of Gas &Coimcilnian Calls I i a Career in Hun(ingto n By ARTHUR R. VINSEL oe-. Olo6!• ,., ... 'utt One or the traditlonal bastions of motorized Amenca the cor· ner g>as station where the owner would still wipe the windshield for Sl worth of regular -is fading out ot downtown Huntington Beach Texaco dealer Ted Bartlett, Tl. bas closed his station at 303 Main St., on the corner of Olive A venue, where the champagne was to now today Ulce Sky• Chie( and Fire Chief never will again. His Texaco distributor. based in Wilmington, forced the former mayor out of business effective New Year's Day. The tanker LLu c k trip . downcoast apparently is too cost- ly to justify In a day and age when oil companies cater to operators with 40,000-gallon underground tanks. Bartlett is too small to compete anymore. "They're coming down today to pick up the credit card receipts and the imprinter." says the. longtime civic leader, in business at the same location for 30 years this July. The little comer station with its Playboy calendar pinup pictures; Its smell of motor oil and echoes o( qecades of man·talk has a paltry 4,000·galloncapaclty. "We'd been talking about this for three monlhs,' · :,ays Bartlett, who didn't really believe it would come to this. Despite the sentiments of customers of 20 and 30 years who don't bebeve big Is necessarily beautiful, Bartlett decided to close down. "Everyt.h.ing's going to super. stations. It's blg business now. I'm n ot feeling sorry for myself. You can't work till you die and I wanttolivetobe 100." A lot of wat.er has passed under the bridge since Bartlett pumped his first tankful ot regular on July LS, 1949, after taking over the tiny station ·'I think it hit lhe Post Office the hardest," Bartlett says of his Tex- aco-enforced retirement and the budget-conscious Post Office of. fi cials just across Main Street. His was the last service station in the downtown area and the fleet or postal vehicles must now travel 2112 miles and spend 25 minutes on routine refueling at Magnolia Street and Atlanta Avenue at a derinlte cost increase. Pumping gas and shooting the breeu was Bartlett's stock in ·trade. chief "We dldn 'l accomplish murh, but there was a lot of BS thrown," he says with a chuckle. "But it was never what vou would call 'backroom politics'." says Bartlett, ever-mindlul of the Ralph M. Brown Act which forbids secret government agen- cy meetings. A lot of Republican Party meet- ings were held among the hand· ~ranlted bulk oil pumps by men smoking and thoughtfully scuff. ing their.shoes on the grimy con· crete office floor. Not a day went by but what Bartlett could be seen on his cor- ner <:-hatting with such longtime local figures as J . Sherman Den· ny or George Arnold. wearing a yellow slicker in rain; traditional ~reen Texaco uniform in fair weather. "I've got a lotta work to do," Bartlett said today or the task of winding up his business a((airs and selling out. And his right-hand man, Brent Beasley.17, a Marina HighS<:hool student. is job hunting. Retired Police Sgt. PauJ Darden resigned Crom pump.jockey duties re· cently. Friday,~~ 5. t979 OM.. y PILOT A 3 Strike Continues Felse Fire Ala1nt Em.pties School a, IA VMOND EST&ADA Jr. Of ... PtltY ""', .... A dl1.,.ptloft devek>ped early to day ln the HunUnston Beach teechens strike when a fire alarm was fallelr .et ofl at Edlaon ffl&b Scboo and aeveraJ huQdred atudenta ltft tlaaaea .. Fountain Valley High School Prtndpal Paul Beraer sald an estimated 150 student.a at hla school left campus durine a 10 a. m. an.ack break Thunday and joined the t.eachera on the picket line. But Berger said most ol the * * * students returned to classes when warned they would be truant ii they dJd not. A numbrr of Ocean View H!&h School student• reportedly walked out of clastea Wednes- day but 1ehool officials denied the Incident. * * * WhUe there was considerable mllling about, Ediaon Principal Phil Oross said only about ~ atudents actually Joined teachers on the picket line as a result of the falM fire alarm. Two atudenu, Kim Higgins and Pam Parbs, however, claimed about l,~ students joined the pickets in the 9:30 a.m. incident. Teachers to Strike In Westminster? Miss Higgins and Miss Parbs claimed they have gathered signatures of 700 students on a petition supporting the striking teachers. MeanwhHe. orricials estimated nearly half of the 887 teachers in the Huntington Beach Union School District ha~ stayed off their jobs since the strike was called Wednesday in a contract dispute. Elsewhere In the school system. district spokesman Lyn Henderson said about 150 Westminster High Sc~ool stu- dents staged a walkout this morning. Flr8t Payment ~aid County In Park Case By ROBERT BARKER °'""' o.Hr ,., ... ,..,. Rumblings ol a poulble teachers stri ke In lhe Westminster School <elemen· t ary > District are mounting after a prolonged deadlock in contract negotiations. Bill Bianchi, executive direc- tor of the West Orange County United Teachers. said today that some teachers are clamoring for a strike. He said it could take place Monday morning. depending on what the teachers decide late to. day al a meeting of the general membership. Key points in the labor d lapute include salary increases. fringe benefits, class siies and binding arbitration in teachers grievance disputes. Bianchi said that teachers in the 20-campus district are ask- ing for a six percent Increase for the 1979·80 school year. They were granted a 5 5 percent hike for the curre-nt year in a pre- vious contract but th:tt has ~ Officials of Conrock have Id b given Orange"County officials a rr~eze~p y statewide salary check for $600,000 as the first in· He reports lhat teachers also amount to 13 percent salary in· crease. District spokesman Barbara Winars said teachers have been offered a seven percent hike for 1979·80. The district employs about 400 teachers who earn an average salaryofS18, 100annually. District officials previously have coUected lesson plans. and classroom keys from teachers in the event of a strike. Bianchi said this action hardened positions and the Westminster Teachers Associa· Uon took a vote of no confidence in school Superintendent Ken· neth Ricketts. District officials claim they are well prepared for a stnke and that all schools will remain open and all classes will be con- ducted by trained personnel. ,, Kulik Jurors Get Five -day Break in Tiff stallment of the Sl.2 million set· are asking for an additional l.S llement of the dispute over percent adjustment in their cur· Jurors in the $1 mUlion heroin Caspers Regional Park, accord-rent salary. possession trial or Alexander ing to Auditor-Controller Vic The total pac kage would Kulik were given a five-day Heim. break In the Orange County The check was i?iven to the Superior Court cast on Thurs- c o u n t y alter supervisors day when lawyers couldn't Wednesday unanimously en-~---'!-Pho•-agree on questioning the defen· dorsed an agreement negotiated l ~~ Ml dant. withthegravelminingconcernby Kulik, 29, a ooe·time Newport ! "I ordered gas al New Year's and theysaid, 'Well, we're not go· ing to deliver anymore!" said Bartlett. "Over lhe years, when we had the five·man city council, I think we had more meetings at the sta· lion than at City Hall," he recalls. "There was always someone there ... councilmen, the police Bartlett. who was defeated last April in a bid for re-election to the Huntington Beach City Council. after 20 years' service. plans to take wife Alice on a Caribbean cruise laterthisyeM. supervisors Thomas Riley and ~·o S• .;t Beach resident and businessman Ralph Diedrich. 0 ...,. is being tried in the court or act· The settlement ends a dispute ing Superior Court Judge Paul .. that began last winter when t-OS ANGELES <AP) _ Mast on charges that he had 1.1 .... Cleveland F ores·t Preserving Nixed Officials of the U.S. Forest Service said Thursday they would recommend to Congress that very liWe of the Cleveland National Forest be preserved In wilderness Corm. The recommendation came at the conclusion of a six-month study known as RARE CRoad· less Area Review and Evalua. lion )·II in which the service analyzed a tot.al of 63 million acres nationwide. The point of the evalu~ioo was to come up with a list of government·owned land that would be left in an untouched state -no roads, no fire breaks, no campsites. Forest land that didn't Qualify by having some unusual or unique attributes is to be put un- der some kind of management plan making it available for more inetnsive recreation or for com· merdal interests auch as lumber or cattle grazing. The Cleveland National Forest stretches roughly from the San- ta Ana Canyon area south along :.. lhe.lilYerside Coun_!y line to the Mexican border. In all, 11 areas within the Cleveland National Forest totaJJ. 1nJt 119,500 acres we re COO· sidered under RARE·II. Thursday, Grover Payne, one of Cleveland National Forest's district rangers. explained that only one l3,500·acre area has been recommended for ajjder- ness status. It's the Pine C~k area near Pine Valley in south San Diego County. Five of the areas in the Trabuco district that encom- passes Orange, Riverside and northern San Diego co~nties have been taken out or RARE-II and ~lven a management plan. That means no wilderness designation for the Trabuco dic;- trict. Instead, the plan calls for some developed campsites and off-road vehicle use along with what officials call "dispersed uses.'' Dispensed uses Include trails for biking or horse riding that spread the people around the area, rather than concentrating people in a campsite, he ex· plained. Payne stressed that RARE-II has only produced recommenda· lions, not final decisions. "This is simply the list as it will be presented to Congress," he said. "It's up to them to make the final decision." 2 Die in 8188t BELFAST, Northern Ireland IA P > -The new year claimed its first casualties In Northern Ireland's sectarian conflict to- day when two men died an a car bomb explosion, police said. Pilot to Feature 'Search .for Oil' . . . Before the 'J)layoff games. get an instant replay or Important news events in Sunday's Dally Pilot. GO GUADELOUPE -World summit leaden aren't the only ones going to this French West Indies island resort. More 3nd more American tourists are Oocking there, too. Read about its attractions on the Travel ~ Pag.e. . t ACl'RESS RETURNS -Ooo· : oa Reed la filming an NBC mov· ' le, trylnl Co.r a tocneb•ck aft.er' ~ 12 yeara. She talka about htr o1d } (suND AY'S BEST) NEWPORT CRUDE-Forget about gushers and high rolling, hard living wildcatters. The search for oil takes on a more scientific ase_cct at Transierra ExploroUon Corp .. the Business of the Week in You/Your Money. : 1how, her new project· and btr il'-!.._.._9,pp91itton to ffollywood f JaY1'()Cria)'. , PaOMOTE• P ROFILED- wb.ai makes Mike Goodwin nan and run af'd run, aomet.lmes tor 14 hours a day ol btcllc con· rerenca, phone c.U. and deal making? Re waota to nrtlre at ~ •. and Ume'1 DOt1o be-walled. . , .. ,, , Cost of Early Vote Tally Hit By Registrar {;onrock's gravel mining opera-An Encino man has filed a pounds or nearly pure oriental lion on the San Juan Creek $500,000 lawsuit against heroin in his possession when h~ caused erosion damage11to the Playgirl magazine for run-was arrested Oct. 22, 1977. park. • ning a nude photograph ln addjtlon to dismissing th e Trees were uprooted and pie· taken of him at a private jury unlit next Wednes day nic tables washed out when the party without h 1 s Judl(e Mast rescinded a bench rain·swollen stream ate a gulch permission. warrant he had issued earlier through the park that was 20 feet An attorney for Robert for one witness. Anthony .. Big deep and up lo 400 feet .. wide in Levitus claimed in the suit Tony" Marone Sr. places. • riled Thu.rsday in Superior The warrant was issued this The agreement calls for pay· Court that the nude side week when Marone. a relocated A pr""""'al to start counting ments totaling Sl.2 million to be v I e w -which · · 1 er t federal witness with ties to east ~ ..... u • • given the county over the next nothing to the imagina· coast Mafia families, failed to election day ballots earlier in five years to pay ror the erosion lion " -falsely charac· appear to testify. Orange County to speed up the d teri•ed him as wt'U1'na to c rt ,.sf· 1 · ·d h h Cinal tallying would coat more ~amage. . . .. D ou ua ic ats sa1 t ey ave than it's worth, according to lt also calls for an add1t1oo~I pose for nude photographs received assurances that County Registrar oC Voters Al .000 to ~paid th.e county 1f and have them published. Marone will be on hand to testify Olson. the company s lease 1s extended wh en the trial resumes next The early count procedure ~be--'y_o_n_d_l.983~-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w_ee~k-·~~~~~~~~~~ probably would have trimmed two hours off the Orange County tally during the November general election, Olson said in a report to supervisors. But the system would cost an extra $40,000 to pul into effect and require legislation allowing Orange County to start counting ballots before the polls closed. Supervisor Ralph Clark asked Olson to study the early counting system after learning such a procedure was being used in Riverside and San Diego Coun· ties. Special state legislation al· lowed the early counting there, Olson said, as a test program. That legislation expires in 1981. Olson said there is a posslbUi· ty legislation will be passed this year to permit California e<>un- ttes-with mtthamzed v-0te cowu.. ing equipment to use early ballot pickups. Among problems with the ear· ly vote count system, Olson said, is the fact that It would require Ora nge County's 14-year-old vote counting machines to work an extra six hours and increase the likelihood or a breakdown. In addition, he said, It would require the county to hire about 751 additional election employees to work in two sh1fts. It ts now dttcicult to recruit enough workers for one shlft, he added. Clark had proposed the early vote counting ayatem as a possi· ble way to avoid spendlna several million dollars on new vote tallying equipment. Blut Burns Fatal To Teen-age Girl A Lucerne Valley teen-age girl, victim or a Christmas Eve propane explosion and residen· Hal Tire, ha! died or burta at the'- UC Irvlne medical center . Susan Guajardo, 17, was trans(erred from St. Marya Hotpit.al in Apple Valley wher• she wa1 taken After the Lucerne Val~~'~ died Tburtday. .... • . ... - 1,~ PRESENT _; i~ ~~-:;· BAR£ ROOT '1 1,;:j, 1 J.'\ PLANTING "!. 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J .,. -L --. ~. --_ ........... __ ..... ft" I J • .. t Old 1906 Coastal Structure Thal /las Sunnuerl a Jo'ew Storm~ M1y, ll vin~ along the Golden State's shore may ~ le<1<1 stat us than stupidity · HE GO~ ON TO quote a sc.-ienlist as saying we live in a fantasyland out here berause people 6uild homes along the s horeline. And, most ot these homes have been built during a drought.....,$¥cle But we've had four wet cycles within the last 17J'Years Thus, indeed, if we are moving i11to another wet cycle. it Is s uElgested that homes might be smas hed by 40.root wave!. and other mansions might simply slip off into the sea. It WM suggested that sin<'e the 1940s, people have just assumed it never rains in Soulh~m California -which soundslikeasomewhatfamiliarlync. Well if tha1 wa!> the lhoui,tht, it should have evaporat- ed last year when we gol 33 tn('hes of the wet stuff. That t•ompared pretty closely to our l<l'.al rainfall of 32.76 inches in 1940·41. Bu1 we'vP had otticr rains. We got almost 27 inches in 1950·5' and almost 28in<'hes in 1968·69. No doubt we've rraoP !>om.-stupid decis ions In the past on where we build Bu~ so has ever~ other regio11 or the countrv l 'VE NEVER UNDER~ some peoplt-build on the bar». of a river when th<'Y know 1t might flood out 10 the winter Peoole still build in Kan.sas oNithin tornado al- leys. Floridians don't seem t() be discouraged much by hurricanes. And as for the Eaat and Mldwesc. you are amazed that <'itizcns still insist on building entire cities in place& where they 1ust know they'll be covered with ice a nd snow e\·ery winter. THUS YOU MIGHT suspect Southern Californlani. are no more stupid when it comes to building In hazardous places than anybody else. You flirt with Mother Nature and every once in a while you f(et your toes stomped on. \ AtHllt See11 Viets Pu.Shing Into C8ID1>0dia BANOKOK . 'fholland IAP' -Vletnamese dlvl1lona were reported drlvlna north. so~th and easl of Phnom Plllnh today In an apparent n1ovf! lo throttle lt)o C11mbodlon tapltal l>lvlom1tlc aource<1 In Pcltln11 u1d China may likely alrUfl Cambo· dian ll'ld ti out or the capl\ul ctr"'Vln11 ,Ix o( them to China Japan • Kyodo News 'it>rvlce utd It quoted other Peking ourt'H at eaytntc China .. eccntly asked Thailand to 11llow passage of D apc~dal Chlnete plane over Thalland, but Hid the tnformont w11 not <'onflrmeJ ale ln toUthea.sl Asia between the ~vttt Union and China. Reports published ln China's official People's Dally said t00,000 Vietnamese regulars equipped with Russian-made fighter planes tanks and guns already have Invaded and OC· cupled a large chunk of Cambo· di an territory. Kyodo said. TH t; SOVIET Com munist Party newspaper Pravda report· Pd on Its rront paae that Cambo· dlan rebels are continuing a powerful otfenslve against thl.! "I WOULD "101' be surprised Phnom Penh ~ovemmenl. rt did 1f Phnom Penh was evacuated not menUon the pnrtlclpution of soon und the government took to Vlt1tn1tmt>i1c troopi, in lhu fight • the countryside.' one European '"' Tht• \'llcultating border c·onni<·t diplomat In Bangkok said. hl•twt'~n Vll.!tnamese and Cum Other Bangkok analysts said bodlu mlrror1 the politlcul stru~ the Vietnamese bypassed Korn· pong Cham. 45 miles northeast Soviets Rap McDonald's 'Big Mac' MOSCOW tAP> -A Soviet tr.agazlne says the "Big Mac" has earned big profits for McDonald's hamburger chain while raising questions about the health of hamburger-hungry Amerkans. The world affair~ weekly. New Times. said McDonald's is mak· Ing millions of dollars out of a "clearly poor-quality product." One of the company's sandwich specials is known as f tie "Big- Mac." of Phnom Penh. and may have moved 19 or more miles west of the Mekong River to a point near the dead center of Cam· bod la. They said the Vietnumese also opened up a major front in the extreme south or the country, and that three divisions were driving westward near the coast. Jt was believed they would try to cut the highway from Cambodia's only deep· water po rt. Kimpong Som. through which China ships military supplies to'the Cumbo· dian army. THE ANALYSTS said the pro· vincial capital of Takco. 37 miles south of Phnom Penh. was taken by the Vietnamese who were now believed to haH· moved most or a l00.000-man force Into Cambodia . Vietnam's rebel Cambodian Communist proxies claimed FRED TURNER, chief CX· they seized Svay Rieng in the ecutive at McDonald's head· Parrot 's Reak area alonl( quarters in Oak Brook, Ill .• com· Highway 1 leading to Phnom mented: "The rhetoric of the ~er~~r.from the Vietnamese English-language New Times The insurgents of the month· published In Moscow indicates old National United Front for they must have had a slow news National Salvation and six d_ay. Maybe next week they'll re-provinces of eastern Cambodia. c~~~e~~~y invented the ham· about a quarter or the country Mc Donald's opcrales a bout were 'lOw under tt>eir control. 4.000 restaurants in the United 'lo.vever. B.rngkok analysts States and 20 other counfries, beJi~e the Vietnamese are do· sellind anproxlmately 3 billion Ing the major Cighting and lcav- WORLD I NATION Ontlaeltlend 1.;mtcd Air Ltnt•s p1lol' Matburn Mc Broom. who was m command of a DC·S Jetliner that cras hed in P ortla11d'<> outskirts last week 1s s hown with his wife. Donna. in a Gresham hospital Thursday. McBroom 52, a veteran of 27 years with UAL. 1s recovering from a fractured leg. fractured ribs and hand and face lacerations. Dallas Cycle Cop Disputes Finding DALLAS 'AP 1 -The Dallas motorcycle policeman. whose open microphone 1s i;:1ven a:. the source of evidence that John Ken· nedy's assassination was a conspiracy said Thurdsday that the mike couldn't have been his The House assassination rommitlee concluded last week that Kennedy probably was slain as lhe result or a conspiracy. Commit· tee members said their C'onc•us1on was based on new acoustical ~ evidence that .. establishes a high probability that two gunmen fired at President Kennedy · THE COMMITrEE'S EVIDENCE included an analysis of a tape recording made duril'lg the assassination -from what the panel determined was a stuck transmitter on offirer H. 8. McLain's motorcycle. But McLain said Thursday that his mike would have transmitted loud sirens as he rushed to the hospital with the fatally s la in president "That wa,;n't my motorcyrle." McLain said. "There would have been a siren on that <'hann~I one a ll the way lo the hospital. Everybody had their sirens on ... you woul~ have heard il on c hannel one." " "' Ing the mop-up aod victory hamburgers 8 year. rlaims to the estimated 20.000 THF. RECORDING WAS MADE of a transmission over the '"The most userul part of the rebels who brok"· w·rth thn Com· 1· d h I h I ... '" po ice cpanmcnt's c anncl one. a thoug motorryc es assigned lo M c D 0 n 81 d 5 Pe ~ i a I. a s 8 mun 1st regime in Phnom Penh. the mot()rcade were instructed to communicate on channel two. Calfornla doctor has aptly put ----------------------------....:...------------It. i the layer or air in the sliced bun," said the New Times arti· cle. IT ADDED: "In the opinion of scientists, the correlation of fats. carbohydrates and soda in the firm's products makes them akin to foods which raise the cholesterol content In the blood which, in Jts turn. increases the probability of th e cardiovascular system being at· reeled ... The article quoted Dr. George Ch ristakls. 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N•llon•I Wutner SerYIU Hll"'-'lt~ lhe tlUli!Wloa OI rain S.lurdot\ 8110 Ptl•C.Onl A "•" lllCI\ IO ... ·~" ot ll'>Ol$1Ure wa\ ••~ltrd IO ~tt m <~~I ·~ I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11'°"'· •n"' <l.,..<h S..u•O.y Snow lewl\ere tho • l'•pe<1ed to l•li lon•Ql>I to 4110ul 6,000 IHI .~="~.:~.~~~~I',~ co.ul ottt ••PKIOd IO <HK ...... '" mo•I ~po" t<WWOll1 lh1•1ivtly mild onrnoqltl ttm ~relvr.s In ltlt u~r 4-0\ ,,.. 0<• dltled tor mttroool•I"" .,.,. w11n nlQfl\ In Ille IOW Ml\ OPO< ltrd !'Mllur dO. A aeminar on hum.an eft1ctlveneaa wllt be held Jan. 13 and 20 ttt the So\d.h Coast YMCA 2!8076 "C' Getty Drt ve. L-a1un1 Ntguef We've GotYourTeam! The teams of 15 Orange Coast area high schools and three community colleges get personal attention and coverage from the Dally PUot sports staff. Not just scores, bu' stories and pictures whenever and wherever the news breaks. Dally Pilot sportswriters and photographers are at the games to bring you detailed first·hand reports and pictures. Our wire service reports the action of college and professional athletic contests atroas the nation. Added to all or this are the reports of other local 1'lgh school and college sports. frorp. wrestling to women •s athletics. • Name your game -we cover your team -in the sports pages or the DAILY PILOT The cost "' "5 tor V members and "~ tor non·membel't. f'\lrther •nformatlon • 642·4321 '-- may be obU1ned by ull-• tn1 tat YMCA or .._ ______________ ._.....,. _______ ._.",_·~-· ..... __ _.., ______________________________ __ ·~ -. .. ··-~ ,. , """'"'' ..... ~· "~ ... . . ~ , ' ' • I ' • I • J • I • I • I -I • I -' -I -I -I -I -I -I -I n CALIFORN r~ State Tax Cut Hinted. BroWn to Reveal Plan at Inauguration? SACRAMENTO IAJ>l Gov Edmund Brown Jr., carf)'lnll his "Spirit or Pro lh<>n 13" banner Into 1'7t. 11 privet l1 tellln& ke)' lawmakers he may request an add1Uon1l 11 bUUon l1tx cut thh1 >' ar. Thl1 St bllUon cut would rom as an Dddltlon to the 11 billion reduruon 10 •t•te Income t&Kt'i 1l1ned by Brown last aumm r. t·f · ttcllvc for intome t 1 l•tums fllrd bct~een now and t\prll 15 IN A TELEVI 10 1ntcrv1ew WMn . day. Drown appored to h~ hlt,tln.i M •ould i>ubllcly onnounr tht't tax cul propo11I dunne: hi 1n11uacur¥I ddrt's . whlr h 1!1 to be \tit'\ t ed stat wldtt n xl Mon duy nl1iht Brown, °"ho la.at rau prom1 ed votu1 a radlr1l rtdurtlon In aovr{'nMmt tt r(' l~t«t, aid 1n ttM-Wednesday \nlerv w that hl· "mliht" a# for •nolh~r slDtt-to rut "W~'rt! not ukrnii Cor mMC' taus In fact. we may be cv4!n looklna to ue how w can •hmlnalf! ~ ( w," Brown Htd Aslted '' lhl\ m anl hr would cul taxes a111n. Hrown replted. ''Wt.1 ml(tht ju t do th1tl Tune In nut w k " .. I'm not malcln• <'ommltment yet. We're looklni al It. It de oends on tht tronomy " Sr-own rurely no1ts au<'h tnal balloons unleu he hat already m dt' up hi:. mind, und bo app rently wiu mor •s>tttfic about tht' propo 111 In private brlennaa with Democrotlc 11awmakers this ~t_>(.'k I Sennt(' l'rcsldenl rro Tcm Jomes Mille. who participated in ont ot lhoec brl Clna1. Hid Thursday that Brown put a tentative II billion prit<>l a on the t x cut. but did not 11~1fy which taxe mtahl bl• n'llut·t'd . Pthll~ 1'Uld h expected tht pa~kege would be a combination of 1 edul't1ons In th<> ln<'Ome tax and one or more other taxe11. If Brown's pust comments are a guide. most of the tax cuts wtll 111 obubly 1(0 to renters In the form of increased income lu t•rudlt" Rt>ntt'r nre the b1gge t uroup of taxpayers left out of the Propo111Uon 13 tax <'Ut feast. Mill also uld Brown told him that In addition to the SJ billion tnic <'Ul, he was con•lderlng a aepatale propotal to permanently shift St blllioo or more In sulcs tax revenues from the state to local iM<>rnment'J "I TIUNK IT'S very llk.ely. I think l\'s something we can do." Miiis nld But a tax cut could bring Into the open a simmering battle h-Otween the Democratic governor and liberal leaders of his party who ure already unhappy with Brown'$ apparent willin&ncss to cut h~~lth. wdf8re und other i,ocial programs. · Hughes A.invest Trims Fares Ex-death Row lmnate Held In Slaying ~ SAN FRANCISCO t i\l'I llughes J\1nH.,t tod.1) rollt-d bar k flH' da\ old rare h1kl':. of up lo 13S !)t'rt«.>nt on route!> in s ide California aflt'r the i;tatt' Pubhr Ut1lit1eh Comm1ss1on re JC<'ledthe1ncrenst>s The PUC rult-d Thursda.> that Hughes rould boost rares on flights in Cahfornia by no more than 15 percent ur lower them as much as 3S pereent the same latitude granted other carriers ...... r.,,, ... w • ...,..... Outgoing Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally says he wilt take a job tqdng to persuade minorities to register and vote. The new job will be as prcsidcnt or the non-profit Voter Education and Research Action Project. ( STATE J which fly between California cities A Hughes spokesman said the airline would comply by drop. ping fares once again to pre·Jan. I levels. For example, the one·way coach fare between Los Angeles and San Francisco will return to $28.10, including tax. Hughes had begun charging $54.00 on Jan. l. A&oto to R'"'? SAN FRANCISCO <API -Ex· mayor Joseph L . Alioto has re- newed his voting address here amid published reports that. .he is expected to run for mayor in November. The 6l·year·old lawyer. popular with labor, black and local business leaders, reported· ly telephoned the city's registrar oC voters on Thursday lo change his registration to an address where his daughter lives. •• ,.,.. .... s ...... LOS ANGELES 'AP l - Search warrants have heen served on Los Angeles and San F rancisco banks In an ecrort to verify whether the Rev. Jim Jones and his aides forced followers to sell property and turn over the money to People·s Temple. l Documents filed to obtain the warrants Thursday indicated in- vestigators may be interested In $326,256 paid lo People's Temple from 1976 to 1978 following 24 sales in Los Angeles County: Buffalo "Ul~d LOS ANGELES «AP > Two of three Cape buftalo imported from Afnca 12 years ago have been killed at the Los Angeles Zoo this week be<'ause no 6thcr i.oos would accept them. zoo director Warren Thomas said. "We really needed to get rid of most of the herd. It's like main- taining any group of animals - there comes a Ume when you have to cull your stock," said Thom as. who added t hat no other federally approved insUtu· tions wanted the animals. Al)()CadoS Lost ESCONDIDO <API -Losses to avocados knocked from trees by high winds :earlier this week could run as high as $250,000, growers predict. The loss for the season is estimated al 30 percent of the in· itlal crop, packin g house s pokesman Steve While said Thursday. "There will be a tem· por ary reduction in prices for avocados as a result," White said. Brvten Delp A•lced SAN DIEGO 'API -T he county Board of Supervisors has asked Gov. Edmund G. Brown .Yr . to declare a state of emergency In the neighborhood ravaged by the crash of a jetliner Sept. 25 that kilted 144 people . The board adopted a resolu· lion Thursday asking Brown to clear the way for properl y owners in the North Park area whose homes were destroyed or damaged to obtain tax relief once their homes are rebuilt. More than a dozen homes in a two-block area were damaged or destroyed. PREDICT SCANDWAVIAN F'ORNITURE ~PRICES 'ID DROP l5'-4Q% lli'EABLYl979 Bell.eve ltl Because tbooe sxperts a.re our own store managers - pred1ot.lng Mobllla'a gree.t.eet. .Je.nua.ry .ci.ee.ranoe Sale ever. Right. now, fN8t'y smg1e pleOe tn all our stores 18 on B&le. ~ -at 16% t.o 4°' lees t.b&.n our~ pr1oee. ----Our e&le ends c1anua.ry 29t.h. So oome bAve a. look around now, SAN FRANCISCO 1AP 1 A Cormer death row inmate. who was paroled after repeatedly begging lo be executed, was ar- rested Thursday and booked for investigation of murder in the shooting of a liquo;:.store owner on Wednesday. Robert Lee Massie, 36, was seized al the end of a car-chase through the Haighl·Ashbury Dis· trict. He was booked in the slay· ing of Boris "Bob" Naumoff. 63. who was killed al the Miraloma Liquor Store owned by Naumoff NAUMOFF. married and father of four. was described as well-l iked by patrons und neighbors. .. It ·s an awful thing And s uch a fine man he was. friendly and gentle." said Vera Hochede. o perator of a nearby laun - derette. Massie. accused or killing a San Gabriel woman during a robbery in 1965. was granted a stay of execution In 1967 on the day he was scheduled to die in the gas chamber for the murder. authorities said. MASSIE WAS paroled about eight months ago, autbor1lles said. Against Massie's wishes. his 1967 execution )Nas stayed by Gov. Rooald Reftian ... uthQnties said. AJthough ftlassiff said he fired his lawyers and wanted no intervention. Reagan granted the stay on 0 <'L 6 in lhe "in- terests of justice ... .... Fr1d1y January!> 1979 • DAILY PILOT A !I lives Lighted Singer Debby Boone 1s engaged to be married to Gabr1t'I Ft:rrer. left. uccordmg to an ~nnouncement Tuesda} Miss Boone and 1''crrer are shown with Debb\'··s father Pat Boone at a recent tap mg for the Bob Hope Comedy Special. Ferrer is the son of actor Jose Ferrer and singer Rosemary Clooney. No wedding date has been set Hearst Wedding Blood Ceremony / SAN MATEO •AP1 -Patn<'ta Hearst intends to mcorporalC' an a n<'1ent Indian marriage ritual ot blOOd m1nglin1? when i.ht.· "'edi. ht·r former bodyguard next month. 1t ha!> been d1s C'los('d Ms Hearst. currently serving a federal prison term for bank rob b<'ry. will marry Bernard Shaw on ft'b 14. the Times of San Mateo reported Thursday The news pape r arcount said Doc P d the wedding would bc~m with tor ea 8 Episcopal rites by the Rev. Edward Dumke and then John E. Ha milton , Grand Sachem hmocenc INDIO «AP 1 -A p ominent doctor and school board member in the Coachella Valley. Donald A. Miller. has pleaded innocent to t•har~es he burned down his office building and tried to hire someone to kill his estranp:ed wife. Susan Charges agam~t Mi lle r were arson. two counts of msuran<'I: fraud and coosp1ra<'Y to commit murder. according to Deputy District Attorney Jim Sandler. Miller was bein~ held en lieu of $50.000 bond. reduced from $250.000. after his pica Thursday. Rolling Cloud of the Confcdera· uon oflhe Moch1can ancs t'~uot tribes of Connectirut, New York and New Jersey will perform lhc Indian rites . Part of the ceremony wiil in· elude having the married cqµplc prick their little fingers iand combine the blood after 11 no"'' to their wnst.s. Hamilton said . Ms llC'arst also will C'Ut a loc·k trom her hair and g«H' 11 lo Shaw The couple met when Shaw was assigned to guard M ~ Hearst while she was free on bail. She retuPned to prison when her appeals m court railed. while CJ.me and eelec:Uon a.re on your side. As you'd expect., our axpertB <.. a.rti predicting prloe& wW go up ag&tn rtght a.ft.er the ea.le. Spires Dinner Spedals e.~.-· .... -ROQ im Speclel $&91. save~atow~ January~ ctearance ' . . _,... -.. 1423-2$ N Mtltl St htlll Ana 543-311' Hovft, Mon •S.t •• 30-5-30. flrldeya 111 a. Sul'~. 12·6 - ; " ...... r l , •• ... • ~.M.i• ,,,•.,, '•• ' : '•··It :,•,J. • -.. • ¥2 Chicken Sf'l'\'td-3:00 PM-10:00 PM Monday lllesday Breaded Veal Steak Wednesday Fish&Chips T hursday Spencer Steak Friday & Saturday New York Steak Sunday C~r"td noon-IO:OO pml .. Top'Sirloin Steak $2.35 $2.35 $2.35 $3.25 $3.65 $3.35 •bun ur;yect wit h 'f.>UP 111d \Died, cftt)leio of pocaco C)r tl(t' p11,r. roll 11lld b1Jtctr WITtf Bt:vt:RAGt. .. • Aftaflelm • C1rt0fl •Downer o leK • CttrttOt • 1Wtet1on (fl • hfta '"' . •Costa Mna • IM"' • Non.II~ • le"'I AM • D,_ftlt • TGn'lllCe (21 • fl1ramovnt • T•d1t -l ~ • ,, .. -, ,,. , . • • -*N"'. '-' .......... . ' ' ~ I I • I I • I • J • I • I • -I • I • I • I -I -I -I -I -I -I ~ ' . . oranoeeoas1oa11vP1101 Editorial Pg,e ................................................................ A8 Ftldll'f, JenY•IY 5 1979 Ro~ N Weedt Pubhsher Thomas Keevil/Editor Barbare Kr~lblch/Edltorlel Page Editor C Fire aervice • bange Proposed • The urban&.Uon ot ooce sparsely pOpU.lated areu ke Oranae County hu ralMd 80GM dllftcutt q\Mltlon.I . l9f state and local flre·ftatrttn. ·~. Since 1930 the at.ati. ,DI~ ol Forestry and the . Oranae Ciounly f-'ire ~meat have prOvided jolnt fire seTvtre to tbe ~nty wttb exceuent ....WU. Strictly ~pe1Jdn1 . th M.ate fire nabten att not up- J>()8ed to battle 1tructuraJ flres-:-'ttirir conettn la wUdland. and watenhed n~ pl'Otectton But with the t~wth ot Oraoie COunty the ratio between the nffda cheaed to a point wbm 80 ~· cent of fires involve tructu.res ana only lO pttteft\ wildl ands protection. , The st.ato·coun\)' aareemeot provides fl.re service ln both areas. with thtt county paytn1 the at.au s1a.e million annually for structural fin protectkln and the atate P•Y· bag $1 .6 mllllon fO<' wlldlands pn:Jtectkm. Now, in the ln~ere.t of complyi.na with Gov. Brown's . request for a 10 percent cutback ln It.ate budJets, the Division of Forestry has announced plans to terminate the joint agreement. leavlng the county to ~ for tta own •tructura.I fire·fighUng servlces. with the state r.•Yl.na the county to take over wildJands protecUon as wel . The state has in mlnd a $700,000 contract. which would represent a substantial saving over its present ln· vestment oC $1.6 milhon. It also would reduce the head· count or ~late fire fighting personnel. But County Adminu;trallve Officer Robert Thomas contends this amount would cover only salaries, not over· ·.head costs involved in the takeover. Indeed, some financial estimates indicate termina· tlon of the joint agreement c.-ould end up costing both parties more money. The joint operation has efficiently served unin· corporatcd communities as well as nine cities contracting for f 1re service. . ln addition it provides a large pool of highly trained fire.fighters available to fight major blazes throughout the state in time of emergency. It has apUy been point·· ed out that if Orange County takes over the entire opera· lion it would be Jess likely to send county personnel off on such missions. The state now has indicated that the scheduled July, 1979 cutoff of state participation may be renegotiated, since that would hardly give the county time to make the operational shift. In view o( all the questions, financial and operational, that have been r aised, it would seem advisable for the st<Jtc lo rc·think the entire proposal. Out of Order Local and federal officials who reacted to the ugly rioting in Beverly Hills were on target when they de· manded that the Iranian student trouble·makers be invit· ed to leave the United States as rapidly as possible. The Department of State and the Immigration and . Naturalization Service indicate there may be legal pro· l)lems in cancelling student visas or ordering deportation. It is of course correct. and proper, that legally ad· miUed persons should enjoy the right of free speech while · in this country. It is far from correct when they abuse that right to in· • eite and organize riots, invade private property, en· danger the safety of others, ignore or resist police orders and cause injury and property damage that must be paid for by both law-abiding private citizens and the tax· p ayers. ... This is not the first time the hot-headed young Ira nians, enjoying the fruits of higher education at the ex· pense of their parents or their government, have caused trouble for law enforcement agencies. · A simitar. but perhaps somewhat more understanda· ble, demonstration resulted in a riot outside the While House at the time or the shah's visit. This week's obviously well-organized attack on the residence of the shah's relatives in Beverly Hills was totally inexcusable. Things have come to a pretty pass when residents of a peaceable American community must be warned by radio to stay away from their homes until police can restore order. It is unfortunate if-our laws prevent us from sending these so-called students with their Marxist symbols home to do their rock-throwing and car.burning on the streets or Teheran. That would seem more appropriate for would-be -05!_~1 revolutionaries than a chicken·hearted attack on the \Orne of a couple of elderly ladies. ' . Opinions expressed in the space above are those of ttle Oalty Pilot. Other iews expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Oalty Pilot. P.O. Box 1~. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phooe(714) 642-4321 . \ Boyd/Bogie Qy~M.BOYD - That Humphrey Bogart liked his liquor wa& never • much or a secret. And where he went in rus romantic ad· ve_ntures wasn't eithe r , !. evtdently. At leruit not to the private detective lhnt Bogart ~ finally spotted on bis trail. it, says our Language man, bin-it's to--that wwd -he. ah_ ludes when he calls for a lit· tie nip. Frogs in fear tend to jump toward the color blue, if such color be within sight. Tes~ have repeatedly indicated that. Maybe they trunk it's waler, don't know. It's reported Bogi:rrt called the operalive's agency and s aid. "You've got a man tail· lng me. Would you check with him and find out where l am?" • The Dutch word "ajppert· je" wound up in EngUsh u "nlprerklo," meaning a amal Ouk that held less than hall a pint. Today's U- quor drinker may not know Dear Gloomy Gm IRANIANS 00 HOME! B.E.B. Q. "Can you tell the age of a rooster by lta comb?" • A. Not precisely, certainly. But the comb's color tend.a to fade a little with a1e. I lived in West Germany for a number of years after World War JI. Still recall how the chicken rallen thereaboutl thtn used to color the combl of their stewing chickena with Upttick before takln1 them to market. Made the bird1 l00k younger. Q. "How many amateur and pro(euional boxers have died from nn~ U\Jurlet slnce World War II? · A. 329. AllDOlt 10 a year. Rudyard KiJ>llq l~tlfled bl1 writln•• ~wltfJ bS1 o...a patented trademartc, a draw. 1D1·of an eMphant'• bHd. IJl 1901, that wu. U.S. Patent No. 357'10. What otMr wrttMa ever patented a .,.Nbnat trademark? . " ' . . . .. . .... , . , ~ ... .,. ... Variations on IO-Best Theme W ASHJNGTON -One of the winter aolaUr c rites ts Dr. Otortt QalhlP '1 \tttJe U.Un .. ol Lbe 10 IDIO ..S VJOIMW\ mQ&l ad· mlr1.td by,·Uu Am~rlcan cltlunry. WUltver t.be atac. of 1r,u of ....... &ood IOUla, fl m \&ll pld that the on1.y t'fla · aoa \bey are oa tM U1c.a la that lbeln an P\lbUC names. and that UV.. ~ ii mona a namt·ldtnUfU:a.tlon exerciae t.bu I pubti~ 'fo&.t for aaiotbood. How • eo nptain that ever)' )'e&r, Lbt ~t. whoever be I•. ll IJID()jJt alway~ flrat! And )'et we do not know a.he print. virtue or these Chier. or State Tfley moy be the woral acoW\· drela ln the universe . still. ti the populace wants to list Jimmy Carter as first of the rn~l admired, let it~- THIS \'EAR, Pope John Paul II cnme in ~d. and I'm for that lf only because It brings overdue recognition to a Po~ or merit. Despite all those bad jo kes , Poles can claim Copem.lcus. Madame Curle and Frederic Chopin. Now Billy Graham always finishes in the money -he's third this year. Graham's Just too boly to be true. But bn 't his dominance threatened by all thole evanceU.ata braying away oo televisiob in their putel blue or beige polyester au.ill? Fourth is Anwar Sadat. the sly old fox. Trailing Sadat is Gerald Rudolph Ford, Cir.st as a nice guy but second in 1976. Then there's Ronald Reagan, by golly. an earnest young chap WJlY past Social Security age. He is followed by Sen. Edward Ken· nedy lah. the name>. Richard M. Nixon <ah, the gumption!, and Menachem Begin <ah, the chutzpah ... his admirable con· si1tence may prove to be con· slltently wrong l. BARELY MAKING the list - probably for good reasons -is Henry A. K!NlDger, the slyest fox of all. He is the Wizard of Ot and Oooie, but who will pull the curtain back! Do you know that this man's income is prob· ably greater than that or Jimmy Carter. Gerry Ford and Dick Nix· on combined? Baads ! Betty Ford leads the women, and l only wish her husband bad a commandlna eno~ voice to wtl h~ to 1hut up once in a wblle. Wby Roaalynn Carter 1Up~ to MeOnd lhLI year, I don t know, but I can undentand why Oo&da Meir atayed ln \here at third. Same thJnJtJng on fourth moet admired. Pat Nlxon. who 'proves that dl1nlty ian 't ob· solew. Barban Walt.n, who can't be avoided. ia fifth. and Ult almUar· ty UAHolda~ Jacqueline Ken· nedy Ona11la la sixth. Anita Bryant. te.lebrated for or.nges and other fruit, follows . NEXT A.SE Barbara Jordan and Queen Elizabeth II <Uedl. who probably should swap Jobs. Shirley Chbolm. the only l.968 presidential candidate who had compaaaion enough to viall the paralyzed George Wallace in the hospital after be was shot <thus bringing tears to bis eyes l. is ninth. Tenth ls lndlra Gandhi, to me an omen of what could hap. pen ir the National Organization for Women ever prevails in our republic. Enough of th.ia Gallup. drill. I have my own lisl, though some on lt have no public fame. I think first of a b.iih1Y skilled specialist at Johns Hopkins HospiW, a _.,....., - Nicholas Von Hoffman min whole createsl pride la that he comee rrom aeneraUona ot doctors who vastly preferred treating pallenta at reaaonable feea, rather than laying up treHura and stock lo shopping ceotera oo Wa earth. BE IS t.o be further admired for usin,C bis SW"gical skills spar· ln&l)' and only when be knows they can be put to healing and oot for a Qulck, big payday. And Vincent Reed. so. auperin· tendent or schools in Waahlngtoa. D.C .• deserves a kudo for reintroducing dis· clpline, strong administration .• and inaistence oo quality and ac· countabWty in a system long af. flicted with bad teacbang, • wasteful apendlng. and poor morale. His conservatism might succeed in reaching goals that liberals have yelled about for years. I have to hand It to Cyrus Vance for manfully and patient· ly putting up with the nonsense e ndemic to inte rnational diplomacy. Also to Arthur Fiedler, a wonderful maestro at 84. who walked away from the hospital only 16 days after brain surgery. Pearl Balley shows ,, class by haotinc in there with quality. AND I AM 10 admtrfng of Georae Burns, now 82. tor being a great and durable ent.ertaln4'r, and a man who proves that smoking cigars does not cause early demiM. Dr. Andre Hellegers. director of the Ken.Mdy IN1Utute, who spenda much lime studying pre· natal and infant care, deserves comtneodaUon for U"yin& to find out why the District of COiumbia <heavlly laden wltb federal bucks> h.ad the worst record in the nation ror Infant mortality. <Could it be that •lnce D.C. also leada the counft'y in abortions, the once-aborted mothers aren't aa able to deliver healthy children?> And what about Henry Ford II. a super-rich guy who didn't have to work a day in his life. but dutifully stuck to the busi· ness to make sure it succeeded. and l ived up to hi s own enlightened social views as well? Amen, amen. I say t.o you that 1t is harder for a rich man lo enter heaven than it is for a camel to pass through an eye or the needle <how 'bout that Billy? I. SAM HAYAXAWA is a great $enator if only bet'ause he argues that at his age. 72. he has nothing to lose and that more ac- complished senior citizens ought lo get into politics and exercise their wit and wisdom -as he \ does ao well. -Al- Nor can l forget the faceless men and women of the Army. who tot small thanks for 'picklng up the remains of the Rev. Jim Jones' l ,000 True Believers. Mark Lane's name is front-page. but name me one of those dedicated soldiers wh o performed this rugly unpleasant and difficult job. There should also be a bonus salute to newsmen and women who refrain from running with the lat.est popular cause and practice their trade at leut 50 feet away from the story so that they can get a proper view of it. Likewise. Cor the first courageous black official who stands up and says it makes no sense for the District of the Columbia to be .. treated as though it were a state," and thus be granted two U.S. senators. Should add that D.C. can't be a slate JI for no other reason than tt has no cows, county fairs, or farm field fences. Well, enough Of th.ls. Wiggling Out of Trouble With Psychiatry The Geyana murder auldde, that mus production, painfully American version or the "Orchestra.. or s ome otber equally aan1utnary Greek tragecty. and tM reasons for it are beyond divination. Leave it to tbe saurl,an ladles and gentlemen of the social sciences to provide us with the pop· psyche or pop-soc r,-i<planation oo the TV talk abicw!-e. Crime, lf it's to be understood at all. must be examined on a smaller scale. Which brings us to lbe news that • Franklin County <Ohio> judge has acquitted one Wllliam Milligan oC three rapes, a kidnapping and a robbery by virtue of ln· sanity. Mr. Milligan, the court round, is the possessor of no less than ten different and distinct -personalities, oaly_one_otwb2m named Ragan and aged 22. is the evil criminal. free on the stl'eets. He or they are to be sent to some as yet un· specified place for therapy. From the noises the shrinks in· volved in this case are making, all 11 of these patients will be theraped wtthln an lncb of their lives, or is it life? · Quoth Dr. George Hardtnj a specialist in bodies with mclre than ooe penoo llvtog in them: ·'This Ls a very significant case. Mllligan's condition is very rare and what we learn from treating Billy can perhaps help us a great deal in helping others suf· ferlng from thia disorder." BUT WHAT will tbJs do to the rest of us, slnce we all have at least ooe nasty little other who threatem to take cootrol of the vehicle from the .relatively sta· ble, relatively benign person who's usually at the wheel? UnW now it bas been our own 1'81P!'DlibWty to control the im· ... pids (imp+id) who dwell within us. If your impid got out of band and for some reason - aJcobol, a broken heart or fury at the boss -you did 8S mph in a 30 mph 1.00e, it was too bad. You had to wiggle out of it 'most· ly by begging for mercy and sounding contrite. Now all kinds of other excuses and exculpaling statemeo~ are possible. Imagine, the cop baa pulled you over and you see him getting out ot his car to come forward to talk t.o you. "Do you know bow fast you were going on that stretch of street back there!" be asks. .. , W A8N'T driving, officer." you reply and be leans in a little closer to get a sniff of your breath. A double swivel of the pollceman•s eyes confirms the lack of aoy other occupants. "Then ll you weren't driving, Mister." the cop 109ks at your driver's Uceme. "if you weren't RowlamtEvans/R'Ohert ~ovak- driving, Mr . Philander Hotcb.lti.ss, exacUy who was?" "Junior Foyt, he's the one who was firing through the streets of our city at such a reckless speed. I begged him to slow down, officer, but he never listens to me. That's why I won't give him permission to drive the car." "And who might this Junior Foyt be?" "Oh, he's just a fella that shares a body with me. He's a vulgar. id-like creature who came to live with me a few years ago." Mr. Milligan and his 10 bud· dies may be more body mates Uaan most need or desire. Few are gifted enough to handle such complexity or even dttide which of the multiple Milligans gets to sit at the throttle or when. The best advice is to keep your in· temal boarders down to two or three. Then you can still have Curt and break the law scot free. Arthur, a poet of •n· determined age and a British ac· cent, ls thought to be a wholesome lnfiuence although a weak ooe wbai it comes to COO· trotllne ·Racan&a behavior. The three·year·old girl personality who draws what are described u cbanninl butterflies and the nine-year.old boy personality who puses bis Ume screaming and knocldnc bis bead •rallllt a wall are below the lega ••e of re HOD. Shah Opponent Turns Back Clock A.T TR£ time of lbe t.rlaJ. the wtcked Bqan WU out to IUDCb. Obvlou1l1. th• aulborltles couldn't try an innocent tbree- year·old airl who draw• but· terfllea but happens to live In a male body which bope around rQiq women. 'So Ule Judse, who'• thown himself to be putty ln the bands of organlied peycbiatry, ruled that Ragan wu out to lunch and Mr. MUUaan should be handed over to the sbrtnb. The J~• dldn't even knock on Mllll1an•1 1kul1 aod aay, "Llltle strl, When ta your blc brotber Ra1an ex· pecUld llome't .. Mr. 111Wa• and h1t 10 bud· di• a:ne•t. ot tOW"M, M1q Ht . •' ~-· , WASHINGTON -Human rights devotees In the Carter ad· ministration, who made the shah of Iran one or their special enemies belo" Prestdeot Carter ordered a bait, will be in for a shock ii Ayatullah Kbomabu the exiled M01l•m fiandamentAUst and the lb.ab 's powerful oppo- nent, 1bould ever gain power ln Iran. Khomainl wrote the following credo ln a now.auppresaed book ca ll ed "l alamtc Government•• 10 years aro -words that sho utd be more ocUou1 lo b&lm•n rl&hla' dev· otee s tban. anythln1 Lbe shah ha• said : "We want a ruler who would cut off the band ol bil own son lf he Ilea.la, and WO\&ld flol ad 1tone hi• near relative tr be foraleatet." The quotation is from page 124 'lf Kbom8JJU 's 1968 book. copies of which are hard to find today. That presumably ls because the autbor'1 religious fundamen· talism -It hu alao been called reli1lous "fascism.. -would hurt him in the West. even amonc the moat passionate hat~n of the shah. if it were Cully u:odentood. NOW EXILED in France. KhomainJ ts the most prominent of all the antl·shah Mosle01 fun- • dameotalist.s and has been given hllh visibility in the Weatern world for weeks through the prest and television. Little ad· vert11ed. however. is lbe fact that whereas the shah hu been "liberating" lraruan women for maor rean. it Is Khomaini 's convlcUon that the Koran must be tbe baal~ instrument or hl•miA: "law" and that "ll ls the reUatocaa expert <foqlh 1 and no OH elH who should OCCUPr blmMV wtlb ttte at~rt of iov· ernment." For Iranian women, once con· signed to veils, that would be a brutal turning back of the clock. For the Carter administration's overalJ "human rights" crusade, a similar tunting back Qf the clock would make a mockery of State Dep•rtment worry over the shah 'a alleged lack of adherence to U.S. human rithta prioclples. .. MOaEOVER. a stron1 strain of anU-Semitlsm runt through Khomaint ·s 1H8 book. He cfiars• that llrael bas cUstorted tbe true teachinas or Islam. "makin& • mockery of the Koran" by "distorting Its text" ror use ln the Israeli-occupied Wtat Bank. Gau strip, Sh . .it1 and Golan Hel1hta. He calls it his "duty" to "reveal this treachery and shout at the top or our voices until people un· derstand that the Jew• aod their foreign m~ters are plotting 11alnat lllam lftd prepartna the way for the Jewa to .rWe over the enUrepll.Mt." I I . I • t I • I • I • I • I • I -I l • ... . . • • CALIFORNIA I CONSUMER New Rules for Pools Solar Heat BUU Required Starting July 3 ' • SACRAMENTO <AP> -The at.ate En 'I>' Commiliak>o ••YI tbat be1lnnin1 July 3. 1wimmtn1 pool bU)'tn wtU have lo 1et btdi rcw 9°'ar u WtlJ as, .. helt. TM tdea l to tompare t lone tef'm <'Oita But the comm Ion rej«led a propotal by t~f' • •olar lndualT)t and mivtronmental 1roup1 that natural 1a1 heat bcl banned alto1elher from awtmmlftl poob. AND IT VOT D TO at:Q IAE lbtrm&J tovere oa poo&a built after Jlll,y s tbal ua. roull ruet. • Th• wt. at ~ meetina • 3'4 ln all ca Th commtuton la adopl1n1 neray conatrvation at.andante tor MW nnmmmt 1>00ls The rule oa romparatlve bid.a would require lhat they ahow lM coet or keeptna th water at 71 de1ren h'om May l lhl'O\lih Oct ll. They would detail the lnet.llaUon C'OIU, oper1Un1 Cotta over five years, lllld any ta1 credltl. TH£ SOLAa INDUSTRY Pa.u £D th~ r•aula\Jons, but lb«.1 pool and I U8 hut contraclora deplored lhem "We want u sy11tem to awe everybody thl· fact• they need to make an inll'lllgent decliuon," aid Walter HayetJ or the CaUrorrua Solar Encr~y duatry Abociatlon .. Most people would u4n~~ that swimming pool$ are a h.axUT)• ~oC aas · .. But A.J. Weti.brod of South Gate. president or Anthony Pools. said tht: rettulations "can't funcUon in the real world" becuuse pool builder~ By Bil Keane "These sondwiches are very smal. They must be just samples." un't 1uaranttt a at ady tem(>t'raturt with t0lar heal "11fl8 NOT TKI APPaOAal w~ need. We nffd aometrung livable. Aa 1aa keoepe golnc up and aolar IN mor~ reHonabl~ , It will work lllell out." ht 1nld. Solar lndualT)t 1polce1men uld a solar heater for an avt>ragc 1)()01 <'Mb about $2,700, whll«.1 a aas heater ll about S700 S900 But 1aner that comet the COil or 1unab1ne VI IAI• The ban on taa heatua WQ auuested by Kroupa that lnrluded Solar Uae Now ror blOW'ces and p;mploym~nl. the Campal1n ror Economic Ofmocrac~. the Slerre Club. and Gov. Edmund Brown Jr 1 SolnrCal Council. --Home Costs Hit New High -• -• Deep price cuts on the inost wanted home-entertainers. Only at Tovatrs NOW! 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I m Ult be up and do DJ or t.hc dttadt will havt~ Oed without my bavln1 accomp1lahod 1everal loal planMd but oft 11,yed lm)ll"OWm ol.a 8El'Oa£ am SUPS lnto lM 1reat beyond or unr atlabll' y"t ~an nd lh• IJ'\l uabe~ In. r mtnd m to: -S~ar off junk food rornn- -Learn bow to akl. alt.boqh al tbll late d t l hall probe~ have to Httle tor rrou·country 1ld1 or pert\apa CVt'n IDO Get on with Htnl')I James' "The Goldf'O Bowl." l hav been boHed down on Pl.IC 11 for 14 years ~Take up tap dantln1 It iis too late to masteT the pl¥no Qr lbt harpsichord but I must f1rid 1omethfn1t to amust> olh4'rb ~Ith when called upon for ~ harn ut a party. -INCREA E MY REGIME of daily situp:, lo 25. ll ha!> bl"t·n bogged down at lhrt!{' ror 11 dt> cade. R~read George Orwell's "Nht~leen &lshb'·P'OUr" 10 l wUl bo Pftl>art-d fDf' wut Bia Orotb~r htl lo stor fCK" ua a row y•&n benN. -m th n iesooat. ir r u n refaU . ...,... It ll ud wtiy Syron wue..d to 1wlm ll. Or-~ l U.e Gnnd Canel tbal h ravored for h i mnrnln1 ~rre1Mr1 -L llN HOW TO t'h&n_c a typewntcr r1bbot\ OffJt bo)'' have b come too touchy to bothu-a&nt'e their •)Ob UU hu beet1 ch&n&ed to idmlnlllraU\lt ual1tan&1. With t M'rlval or lb C"Ocnpul.er. tbe1 too lack the basic aklU to cape with th fun· dam~talt of lhb ucbalc writ· ln1 devi~. -Tue a t'OUnc m cclestlaJ navi1aUon so when rrt odt ln· vlte m to tour tb l1lea ol Grt-ttc or the 1~ tr Antllle5 on their yacbtl I can do mQF'fl thllO Just pop the cbampaanl" corka .rnd swab~ decks. Cwttvatc some friend.II Wllh ) acht1 plylng the C rt'ek Isles or the It' ~er Anllllcti i.o my efforts j In celt-i.UaJ OUVlt(UllOn will not bl-In \-1110 SIT THROUGH W&gner's R 1 ng rye le and an uncut versa on or haw ' '"Man a nd upeTman." YalUna that, read 'h tompl~to 1peechet or fl~dol Caatro Sba~e ott my mustache so I un tttrtwe 011 look or thtt ·oos nd carry ll Into the 'IOlL. Oet a new ault, althou&h thtre I.I e\"tt')' lndJcation th&L tho doubt ·breasted belt·ln·lh back la maldna 1 comd)aek m aom. pretty tre ndy clrclea. Tbe faahlon pendulum always swings back It you can hang In there lonaer than the moths. Dust off my novel, vag~ autoblographlcal, which h as betn boa.:ed down al pal(e 14 for 14 years and o far carries me to age 14 of a sluggish childhood much muddled with procrastlna· Uon Widen the drlv~way. -TAKE OFF lS POUNDS so 1t wlll be necessary to get a new suit. Invest in a few golf lessons to cW'e the deficlenciea in my 1hort 1am . Do aomethlnf ubout my lon1 a&ame or flod som e golf ball.a that float. Practice 100 putts each m omlna oo tM Uvlnt room rue .. Give up the r1dJculout a•m~ or 1011 and take up Jo11tna. which at lea.at la cheaper. Go see ·'Star Wan" now that I.be box otrlce presaW'e is oft -~ON WITli Proust's ·•aeme b ance or Things P11t." t1 UU waiting lor his moth him to bed. aft.er 44 pag rely eomethipf else w i ll appen : ~o mi lion Frenchmen can'L be wrong or what's a belt teller all about? -Go back and re·lranslate Virgil"s Aeneid as Father Wetnlich, our old Latin tefcher, predicted we would somecfay do when caught up in the woes or adulthood. 1 wonder ar anyone else in the class has fulfilled hls prediction. -Master the s mall print in theTacing form so I wlll know in advance why I lost. -INVEST IN A BIRD study book. Wlth so many lovely feathered friends visiting our area and running up our wild blrd seed bill. it ls inexcusable not to be able to ten • pixUated dlnsbat from Murvle's leaser sapsucker. Besides. the field 1luses will come ln handy when the bl.Id.al season resumes at the lake. -Eoroll in that ni&ht course in automobile mechanics down at the high school. Today's bill lrom the Jarage ls ridiculous. Anyone WJtb a smattering of basic mechanics could have perrormed the same services once he learned whe re the thingamabob to open the hood is located. -Memori ze· the signals fiashed by the football referees. After sltllng through the Gator, Liberty, Orange, Sugar, Cotton and Rose bowls on TV, plus all those professional playorrs until the eyeballs bulge like two pigskins. it's lime I knew in an instant why the clipping call or illegal backfield motion penally always goes against lbe team of my choice. -WANGLE AN INVITATION to lunch or dinner al the Whit<: House. What wltb the new Social Security gouae. th" dollar's decline and ever climbing fuel oil prices. It 11 Um l got tomethlos back off the gover11· mtnt even lt It's only a free meal. -11 tt too lat(S to beain pump· Ing Iron? They aay weJght lirting la a proven body builder and ex· ccUenl all around conditioner. but one must be&tn cautiously. My ' wife augaeats pumping a couple ofJnrbage cam' f n the dlrectioo the roadway. which Is the IOf'l of sarcasm serious al· tempts at tell improvement always eHcit around here. -Drive ac~ America ooe more time. I did it In tbe '&Os from New York to Seattle, and again ln the "109 from Maine to California. Thia time, before the decade dies. I want to become acquainted again with the in· finite variety of our peoples, the grandeur of this land, the secret heart of America thal beats beyond the hearing or the pollsters. the headline writers and the paid political announce· menl. -Aod. ob yes, remind me to st.op writing 1978 on checks and letters. Plan Your Move PUBLIC NOTICE Don't Quit on $TATHllClllT~WITMDa&WAL I l .. ltOM .. &ltTNeltSMI .. mpu Se o .. eltAT~=~~~rlTIOU• T'" fOllOW!ftt ~ ~ WflllllroilW" •) • 9•n•r•I P••lner from Ille By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I bid OD two promo· U.. In my ageacy recently aad bave been tmDed dowa Oii boUa. l'm deflat- ed. I feel 1t•1 aaelesa to try If my ef· foda a.re so unappredated. I'd quit MO.Say morniog If I weren't 10 bame-payment poor. Wh•L's my best move? -R.C .• Washington, D. C. A benchmark for the quiltinJ ques· tlon: when the core problem 1s your atUtude, work hard lo come up to speed before resorting to a job hunt; when it's an unreasonable boss, try jMlrlMrM\141 -Mlft9 uncle< Ille II( 111._ Mlnti' -ol GolcllrnWe>ol ( J ~· ........,_ .. 201>1 ,,,..,..., t.l•n View Rel , Tr-.ito c;.r,on, C.A C4REERS ,,~~ 11cllt!oln l>usMHI -,,." _,,I for "'9 -"*"'Ip WM 111.0 on ~1191ist 2•, "71 In 11\t Co11nt• ot "-~~~~~~~~~~--0t•ft9e I Full Heme •l\d AddrH' of ""' NEVERmELESS. I F there is any P•rwn w11110r.-tft!I. ~ .._ro hope of smoothing things over with a •m ~· -Pt., !Mtnt• Attt. c• hostile bo6s, it's in your interest to t?m JoWOllRomero phase out gracefully. perhaps volun· ""'"''',_ Or.tl9 C.O.•t 0.,.,:~:.' leering to cut back your hours and J•n s. 12. "· ,., .. ,. pay while you shop ror a new Job. On-~ _._1_• •• ly you can anticipate how much you ' PUBLIC NOTICE can afford to gamble on this honest tactic. •-4S'n Whenever you're denied promo-1o10T1c1E rocAE01To11s Uon. the first step is lo go lo the de· ?S:.~u.~:,!~;i:,s~.~~ cision-maker for advice, not to gripe. EK ........... .,K LEWISTOWN, ILL. CEMETERY OF 'SPOON RIVER' FAME Charlie Parkison, last of Spoon River Romantics ·to change departments; when it's the organization, outline a strategy - with goals and timetable -and launch your search at once. But never, absolutely never, quit on Im· pulse. Don't put the execul1ve on the soot n:0~·.~~.~=~i't':~~~:.''!°'O:.~: by demanding lo know why you •r•"''"' ,, ,,,.endlld 10 "" ,,,_ °" didn't gel the job. but ask for pe .. on.tl proput, ller••n•flu d . dHCrlbed. gui anCe lO lmproye yOUr future Tiie _,,. -i-tneu tddreu ol career development. ..,. in1...oec1 •r-1u0t •\. RAlP .. Spoon River Lives On Masters' Smalt.town America Still Same LEWISTOWN. Ill. (APl They've been living and dying for 60 years since the anthology, but take il from "Spoon River C harlie," things h aven't changed much out here in the Heartland. "lf lhe truth were known, this town's changed not a damn bit," he says while drinking coffee at the drugstore. "It's the same here now as it was when Edgar Lee Masters wrote about it." a pair or eyebrows that swing up and down like railroad gates. Lewistown and n earby Petersburg were Edgar Lee Masters' boyhood home6, and they served as models for the anthology in which he wrote with bold precision and brr.Jta1 honesty about what small-town America was r eally like hf1'ocriles. scoundrels, petty gossips and alt. IT WAS A REVELATION -a s tnash in New York, a bomb back home. man. made while with the paint of Christian creed ... THE LEWISTOWN LIBRARY banned it. Parents hid il from their children. For about 30 years, it was Impossible to men· lion the anthology without incur· ring the ire of the merchant and plutocrats on Main Street. Another rule to s ave you grief: don't quit until you have a new job in hand. That's beca use you lose marketability points when you're un· employed ANY EXCEPTIONS? YES, says job hunt authority Richard L~throp, author or Who's Hiring Who . I! you are in an intolerable sllua· lion. it may be better to take a part· time job lo open your d ays ror in· terviews. Y.ou'll proba bly gel lhe same weak reference whether you go now or stay longer. you would b e employed and thus m aintain the aura of being a desirable candidate. and it's important to project self·respect, something that's hard lo do w hen you're in a no-win circumstance. When departing, do not imply criticism of the employer, Lathrop advises. Simply say you want to work shorter hours. * * * The trick is to avoid personalizing ~:,_..r,siowitt1tt1ll.C"'1•MeW.cA your rejection as i( it were an attack T11e n•nw -.,.,,.~, ~s 01 inh l _.i., 8 "li Ille •nl.-lrtMfuH I\ PAUL R on yow-eren wo1_u1. Y s m1 ng wo&LE, '""'"· Po. &o• ~-E• and asking the exec'j1ve to become a r-.c.-. kind of t to I Tlltl Ille ll'Qllert' ~,,,.... -~to . u r or cou se or. you may ,,0.,,,._ ... _,.,f\ ~ter•••''· cultivate a mentor. S~PllO. nwrc_t .. , -•-nl, If your best efforts fail the situa· furniture. flrttwes, ""'-'· .ono d • . rn«lllnerv. 9DOOW11t, IMW, le•wno•o t.ioo is probably beyon r epair. As 1mprvve,_,q, ,,_ -· -...,., • ~Anrsonnell expert R1obert H1 alfi sahysi , :~n~ .. "':: !o, c:°7:~·H ~ 0•H ~'.:;·~ emp oyer-emp oyee re at ODS p CLEANERS • LAUNOAV •nd .. that isn't working is like a severely 10<•ted ~ s10 w.u 19111, ~•• Mt>~ .. t.roubl~ mar,r;tage: il may be time <:A,11., s.•d t>u•k •r•nst•r ,, ,,, for a divorce. •-o to~ <-•ted at'"" o• __ •<~ 01 Se"'•<• Escr-~nv .)A6) READER SERVICE 11 . d w (IQl\111 ~. lO\ ...,.~.(A "000$, : you re worne Of' .... .,.. J.,. 1s. ''" • you'll get fired before YOU C0ft quit, rtad ~ l•r 0 " ,_IO W•O onlt"°"O · J he ··"""nl pl d Tr•n.ltrtt -.a>q dOQollOno)I llU\•""n n~m•, ecuttve. EnclosE' a $lamped . $tlf · nc1 .oorn~\ ,..,,.,,,·~th• ...... a,, addreJ$ed, long whale envelope with your ·~.~.,:,1~.s t4/e reque11t for "Marketing You" lo Joyce P•ut ~ N004e Trustet- lain K--.. at thu net.D""'per Thu is ,,,._ """''"r~ ~,,..., .. Jf v,,-· t<• EKftW ~r a n!pnnt of a two-page . artack /rom s w .. 1 Eltlltll st. Managemen.t World magazine. P!."::·~.,:0~,10.,,.., p,101. * * * ~~~ ~~~~~~~-.2.!..!! PVBLIC NOTICE CHARUE PARKINSON, THE last of the Spoon River roman· lies. looks out on Main Slreel whe r e the c ha r acters fro m "Spoon River Anthology" used to drink and sing and fight and gossip and, eventually. lay down in death under the black loam up on The Hill. They still do. ·'The anthology shook up the town," says Parkinson. "Keep in mind that the people he wrote about as characters were yet walking these streets. The town drunk was still here. the town villain was stiJI at the bank, the prostitute -all still here." "At the time, he did the t-0wn an injustice by what he did, but. he did justice to his writing," says Parkinson. "The s ame thtngs were happening every· where In small towns all across America. But this was the first time somebody had written in a hard and honest way about it." Literary critics say "Sp00n River Anthology" was a pre· Career Training Open ·~ IE-NO.-/K NOTtce TOCWf.DITOltS 01' IUUt TltANSl'Elt 1s.c ... ,.,..,p u.c.c.1 "Life goes on here." says Parkinson, exuberant in bis af· firmation that, despite all the TV dinners and p la stic Christmas t rees and disco music, s mall -town America somehow survives. "The world changes, but human nature doesn't." says Parkinson. "Mast ers' Spoon River is still here, still the l>ame, slHI with us." INDEED. TAKE IT from Ch a rlie, there is something basic and immutable out hem. C h a rl ie Park i n son 1s Lewsit.own city clerk, a round elf of a man with black mull.on· chops.a keen sense of history and At Menopause Masters used fi ctitious names for his characters. Parkinson's Uncle Bill is called something else. but there wasn't a soul an town back in 1915 who didn't re· cognlze William P a rkinson, preaching free silver and tax re· lief on the courthouse s teps. The same ror the rest, the local banker who made .tnUlions from deceit, the newspaper editor who published lies in the name of community good. the Sunday school superintendent who admitted grudgingly from the grave that he was "a cog in lhe wheel of things as they were: or money, master and cursor to Thornton Wilder's ··our Town" and "Under MWc Wood" by Dylan Tho m as. Parkinson figures a better parallel is ''Peyton Place." THREE GENERATI ONS have grown up a long Spoon River since publication of the anthology. and the scandal of it has been largely forgotten with lime. In fact, they celebrate it In the fall with a (estlval. Parkinson just smiles and nods his head. It's sort of like Masters wrote himself In one of the epitaphs in the book. "That those who first oppose a good work seize it and make it their own, when the cornerstone is · Registration for free vocational training classes offered by the Capistrano-Laguna Beach Regional Occupational Program Is scheduled next month in San Juan Capistrano. High school students and ou~-Of· school adults. who are interested in preparing for a career or changing careers. can enroll in job-training co urses which i n clude both classroom instruction and on-the-job internships, an ROP spokeman said. SOME OF THE JOBS tor which ROP training is available are nurse's aide, dental lechnlclan. check stand operator, landscape gardener diesel repairman, escrow clerk ;;;d teacher's aide. But many other courses are available in the areas of business, health <><:cupahons trade and industry and agriculture. the spokesman said. Spring term ROP courses are scheduled to begin the week of Feb. S. Adults who live in the Capistrano or Lag1D1a Beach Unified School Dis· tricts can register Feb. 2 at ROP of. fices, 31522 El Camino Real in San Juan CapiBtrano)Registralion will be available from"9 a .m . to noon and from 4 to 8 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL STtJDENTS can register through the career place- ment centers at their schools. L . Additional information on registra- ""Uon or ROP courses is available by calling the ROP. 496·3ll8. laid and the memorial tablets. B t T L med are erected... I reas s oo a. ee ... __ HOT tC£ I~ HEREOV GIVLN It• Crf'OlfOI'\ of ltlt wtfN" ""'nwd Oiff ht••. ,.,., • l>ula tr~ h 1ntoncled to b<c rn-on~· pr~t• lter••rwt•~· oe..critwO. TM nan.. -bonlnus tddrwu of IN ,..,.,..,.,., lrM>\l«or •s P•UL R NOBLE. TRUST ((, \10 wett '"'"· ~t.t Mew, (4111 Tne n•tne\ •net bu"-''""'' dddrn\ o• tl'le 1nlenclo0 t•.,.~\ •re QOBERT McHAL LEN •nd IC AT H V McHALlEN, •1'2 M.tr<•ll""• Ori••· 11un11no1on S.Mn, ea111 ,.,., !tie -rty 11<1rtlnen1 ~rNo ·~ Of'Wtlbld tn Qlltfte-f8f 4H• Maleff.tl~ .. ~UOP••f'\, mfrchal'\OfW. "ClUtpmenl. tor t furnttur•, t•vtures, ~u•t>M~"'. tr--.~.~iml)fOW• rN-nl\ -<-I not to c__,• of t l>u\IMU .. _ ... f"ASt<tOH f AIH CLEAMER<; I. LAUHORV, •no 1~ IOUll•d al Sl'O West l'llh. Co\I• M<!', ... C.thl Tll•t ...ci but• ''""''"I~ int-., tu t>e <onwrnmat.o ti Ille oll•u• ot SERVICE ESCROW COMPANY, 3'•) w E l91>tll SA , L.os Aft9e~ C.. ~). on°' •llH ~ IS, ""· 'io ••• o I\ •-10 w•d '"'""°"" T ,..,,,,,,.""' ••Id 1n11!11ded TrMl\l.,or ~ Ill~ IOllOwi"9 .ck!lllOll•I bu\ln~'' ,,.,..tt --ws ....... ,, ""' """'' "''"'~ te\t Pd'\I HOf1C! O•ted ~ s, "'a ~nMCNalfcn K•tllyM<Hall('ft ,..,....,_, Tr-terw• Cancer Link Found~!~~!~~ .. pllcations for a vacancy on the -surgery Su,ggested By DR. STEINCROHN r DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE SlllVICE aSGltOWC()MPAH'f lol6S WH I UtflUI St. ~A .... GlllH.~ Pyllf"llfod Or....,. Co.nt 0.il'r P1101 ) ......... )_ .. ,, 11 19 In Estrogens Vse NEW YORK <AP> -·Doctors must take a harder look al the . danger or uterine cancer before preacttbtng esttogeoa ror·women in menopause, says a doctor whose study round a link between the ~o . The Johns Hopkins Unlverait,y study, largest of ita kjnd, said womeo who took estrogens at menopause ran a five.fold greet.er ... risk or cancer or the uterus than non-uaert. • WOMEN"wtto TOOk THE DRUG ror more than five years r an a risk 16 times higher than non·users, It said. Dr. Paul Stolley. who directed lhe eludy. said the risks remained tow for short term us of the dtug, such as slx months to a year. But he said women who must use the hormones should be acqu11lnted wtth the dangers and supervised carefully during any lengthy treatment. "What you would want lo avoid ts long-term use for trivial lndlcatlons," said Stolle>. now al the University or Penn&ylvanla. THE IOHN8110PKlNS STUDY, which involved l,33$ women. la the sixth to draw ~ link ~ween uterine caacer and ntrogen, and disputes araumentlf by Vale Unlverelt.y ruearcbera ~tn November who aueeest~d that the link was tbe reaull of taulty JtatisUcaJ won. ltel\llta ol tbe latest atudy were pubUab«i lo thQ New y..fland Journal ol Mecllctne. f city's Arts Commission. with the deadline for applying -set at noon on Jan. 24. Applications are available al the clty clerk's office in City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The vacancy occurred when coJDmlsslon m e mber Mitch Teemley resigned. His term wW end June 30, 1980. The commllaion ~vlaee tho City Council In artistic, aestbetfc and cultural matters and recom· mends ordinances. rules and regulatloosrelattng totbe art.'t. Dear Dr. S&elMrolln : t have a re· verse ol the usual problem -my breasts are t.oo large rather than too small. l'd .ay my breasts are very large. So much so that l have deep scars on my shoulders where bra straps have cut into me. I feel too embarrassed to get a swim suit. Findlnt clothes to flt me ls a recuqing nightmare. • As I'm only 33 I don't want to go through the rest ot my life suffering unneceMartly. Our ramlly doctor has advised m e to conslder seelng a plastlc sur1"eon to opeh\e on my breasts to make lhem smaller. Aide Seeks Offl•ce As I respect oplnlon, I'd appreciate a word or two from you. Do you ad· MI LLBRAE IAP1 -Joe Holll· vlsc that l hove tho operation? - inNer. ac'lministrotlve assistant Mrt. T. to 11 la1n ll s Hep. L~o J. Ryon. trn:. :.innoun<'ed his condld"cy for DEAR MRS. T.: In most l>•lients nc~t fll'rin~\ ssx.'<'lol election to who have a problem similar to yours com11lcte Ryan 's term. Hols· l advl11e that "reduction mam· tnier. ·~1. s:ud he has the stlpport moplHly" be conatc1ered. But there of tje Ryan family 4nd vowed to are exceptions. Only your own doc· "continue tho Ryon tradition or tors can determine wtt.thel' or •not lndt vlduality -coweriml to no you fitl Into that cate1ory. s pecial Interest group& and I recall one patient who had larp bending to no con1rc11lonol cb· bMa1tt opttat,ed on who developed quc. •· • • am,onal reactiom that Uplet her PUBUC NOTICE Ql.tSll _) NOTtCe ~ INTeNTtOM TO CllaATe H CUltlTY INTIEltUT lie<'-lltt -HP U.C..C..I HOii<• IS ll•••l>Y 9lven to '"" for months. Even though she was creditors ol PAUL HOSPER •nd satisfied with the physical aspects BLANCHE HOSP£R, °"'""· -' lluMMU addresJ Is 2'n WHI Or.,.,, she could not get herself lo believe '"' ot ... ,....m. '°""'' of °'-· she had done the right thing by sub-si.it 01 Catlfot'fll•. ,,,,.. • W<"'"• tnter .. t " •OOllt to lie cre•ttd by milting to the operation. o.otor -or""'1ec1 .. w. R. ••-n. E111trpr1-.. Se<wtcl PM1'f, ....,,., THERE WAS ALMOST a gullt o..slM•• •o••o "•tt-i Tm•rn•""' . ( w.,, C11, OI a.ca Ml!W, Counlv of complex; of having been too vlW\; o °"•"".si.teotGttlfqf!ll•. havlnp allowed UMecessary amput-a· ,.,. ~. •n _..r ... '" •111(" tM St<<1<1ty ~ wlll. (ft ...... lion 0 an Important part of her body. fl•tvrn, -'-'· INnllurt .t'IO She complained of feeling "naked " turn""'"V' "' o.otor •llOMt t>u••n"'• • ,, • llO•n .. , PLAN 'H PLAH r Fortunately, after a few mon~ oC u.HOSCAP" ic1f, alld 1901.0 ... understanding treatment bv her '""J ra,.,,,.,., w ... en., 01 c.osr• h 1 t h II., #Nw, c.i1iom1e. family doctor, 8 C OS er f(U l COm· Tl'lt tl«n!!ld -Uf"' t••n~1on l nd ll... h p <>bout her wlll .. <-...-I.cl on 1111 •lltt .... p ex a was qu .... ap Y .. ,,11, 00.,. J_,, ,..,. ,. io oo •"' "new" breasts • 1 c. ,. o v 1 '-[. s c Row As I said 1 advise the operation in c.o.-POAAftOH, •numOH: suli • SMllH. w"°"' ~\ 11119002 '"''M most wo~n who aro "almost dis· e1 .... T"sun.c.111om1• bl d " b d lo b •s•· · b t So ''' ., " ·-'° 1'-~,,,.a I c y pen u Uli re. ...... u P•rl y, ... l>uslnn• n .. mu •"O usually, the plasUc surgeon cnakH a ecld•uw• 1N1c1&T1M o.titor •or,,.,.. careful ovaluaUon of the emotional ""ti~:,"~,~ status or bis patient (whether lhe w "· ~. t111~f'\)r1 ... operaUon la on the b~aat or a "nose ::c_;., \!,7"· Job.,> before consent1n1 to perform o•ovu 1K10WcooouT10tt an operation. Plastic surgeons on.en =~~.::.· ... rttuae to operate on pat.Lents ~Y 1..i,...-. ,._..,... 1ua~ct aren't tmotJonalfy prept.hld J=~~':'9'-C'MU o..iv "910t, R>r aucb a~gery. 4 ,,, . ' ORANGE CQUNTY I AT YOUR SERVICE I OBITUARIES F11day Jat'IVAry 5 !979 -..... O.All.Y PILOT A9 QUEENIE ... _._ ... -........... _. - QU> AND UNIMPllOVED j PtlODUCTS l .\ISi.i: ..., .... "Al 11ew and improved prtteit, I'll bt-t ·· lhatlo l\'eflC'ft 11.5 Miiiion OCTD Asks Fund Dir.,t'lor• of the Or•n1e County Trautl Dhlt.rt cl Thuraday •ppro11ed 11n apfllc:a tlon for a s11 s mllllon federa1 1ram that would C"Over tualC the di.at.rt.ct '• opcratiaa expelllei& for the yeor. Th• ftve dll'edora apfrovtci the ap. pUe•l foo to I.he f~"-r• Urt.n Mus Tr•n•ll Admlni1t ratlon without comment However. Patricia Balley, who de.ertbed heraelf u a trantportaUon COfUIU~. questioned d latril'.t •t•ff memben a.bout pqram• foc ban· dlc1pped Lh•l ~ of th4t money would be tD4!d for. TUB .4NAttlEIM llEtilO"NT he:raetlf handic apped, llliked If the di f · lrtct •<Kdd be buytn& more dtal·a·Kft huse• for the handicapfMi(I, if there would ht: provuuons ror bwi M'h.edult:IS * * * in Braille or If 11*'laJ lnrorinatton . for the deal would be provided. "I want to call these thlnxs l-0 your allttntlon so. you can plan, You will have better t1ervlce. If the h•n· dlcap~ ca.n!articlpate in It more fully, 'she 1»1 . DISTRICT GENERA.I. MA.NA.GER J a mea Reichert u1usured Ma. BaJley and the directors that more dJaJ·•·llft minlbUk8 would be addt.-d to the dis- trict neet . H~ taJd he'a retl!i.ved.. no wquests for 1pech1I »Chedules or lnformallon for the dear. but would be wtWng to contider such projects. 'the &rant application WIU cover half the district's l978·'79 operating l"x penaes. That balunce is paid for by la keli ra111ed locally by the district. * * * ,.•••ant "''°" ~ 1>Ml~Ol I ,,,,_, U1 """ l lllQll> .. 11 ...... t. ~ .... ., ..... J1nu.o•, 1 ,.,.. tu• •loTll 0. .,,.~., ~''""' t "~ 01 ".-'II• .... ..., .... , .. 1 ... 1 .... """' .. '•I l!w:11d1 (>I l11tl••-COH>t•dO -~"!•• ,.. ... ,.,,. 01 ~· J ,, •• ..,.. ... , ....... v._.1•1•()11 '"'"~••lo ... .u, ''"" ) bel_,•,, ? •P ..... I •PM It""''' """ be •e<ll•0'•-••.,.1'•"91.liOPM 001 G•lll"l t:• '"'"" l0W"'llO c.•11. .. ""' ..... D . ..... y ··~ •· lfl'i llor .. J-II •• ,. irectors "'"" " ···-· ... c..w ........ u .. ~ .... _ ...................... ..... Not Sure O., 8tt>\ -1-r s. .... dl•O •• fllb••• ...... 01 c: ..... 11 .... 111111•• S..1110.r. J.,. t, HI ..... ~ \<,,._ 4 c; ....... _.. .. .., °" .... -n..n .... ~ Cr••••·· ... (0•1• """ .. , .... . ... ~ ..... ···~ 11 .. i .. ' fl."'"'' ~··"~""" "'"' y! -u Ann r,, ~·-• v"" '"'~' l '-•""' "'""b<O~ ... ~ 'l'OV•>< ... • "''"<•• -1-, .... J.-. ' 1"1• •I I '"'' ~' "••""' l'"""' , ....... , •• ,. i;i ..... •g '" &•II 8•0•ii'"o' MO<h1•r1 6'111)(1 About Agency Merger Announcing the relocation or FLOYD A.. MIRACLE, M.D. IH ~ l'IUCTICI • ....... nlCS At llY•YllW MIDICIJ. .. OUP ,,.,M...-. .... w..111 -- Call 642·5678. .......llW'.,,lt:e '.lct0o-...M,_ ---Put • lew word• lo wo1k lor ou. 554-1820 JANUARY SALE SAYIHGSROM 500/o to 700/o OR MOIL D11 lfkAllfarted Ujl:I ... 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Tl>om<t• P w,.,..,., In 11 ... ol ho-•, ..,..._l•I <""'"°"'""'' 10 '"tt>l'11h or Mt<tk•• S<••nt¥ Id• Arnro!•OPl'l+c L ~••••I kl•tt>>" A~...,•rcn 1700 W"l"lff St•o~•. -">•n l·••ntl\Ct>, C• 9•11> P•"'" .,.,~,. Mt>•lu•••· Nc•oon ll+r"-IDt > ...... '100 AOl:tfAI .. o.n (L jtfl" ...... ., d"''"' 0.<•"ll"'' 1(>. Iii• ,,. <\ "'' "'••.C>ll•I. Direc tor11 o f the Orange County Transit District don 'l want to sec highways becom e m or e important than public tran.'lportation, so they are n 't too en - forts to streamline the fe d er a l bureaucracy, d is tri c t dire c t o r s warned : "The merger may result in the or- highway oriented peo· ~---~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'~ ple.'' •• * * K NULtE thu siasti c abo ut a * * * JULI A GUNDl:,l'S()N $C"UL I £ ..,. IOll. "-'-"' c,o.-_.,.. """" m e r ger planned in u. '-'•v•...o ov Joe< oe+.'1111"''' LIK•ll• Washington D C ""-9QY" °""'"°' '°'-"" --. C• • . • -A<fl" Merlin ol l'IOF-Prlw•I• l•m"y ••<Vl(f'i -·• hOld ln!.,me~! p""'''" ........ -........ 1 ... , •• ., ........ View Mori .... ,. ,....port be•'"· Ill••<· tort."'' J/UO. The fed eral Depart- ment or Transportation is planni{l£. to combine the Urban Mass Tran.sit Administration , fr"om which OCTD gets half its operating funds, with the Federal ll1ghway Administration. Board Appruves Pocket Budget .. De;'iml Elsewlwre, Orange Coubty Transit District officials want the public to know what the district is like, but Thursday they eouJdn't make up their minds on how to do it. OllAHAM M VAI LE COl<Wlo l l (oAA•lAM, -II Fo ........ •fl ....... ! OI Hu.n"nUIO!I 8e•C", Ce -10 ·~·· tP•-nt Cl Lt11~•~ wo•lt1 ,,. !..•• e~"'"· c .. ,, ... _ ......... _ .... ,, J ... l. 1919 TlfE N•:w AGt~NCY wo uld be called lhe Surface Transportation Administration. Ourin~ a meeting of di strict directors. the al· location of $350 to pr int a 12-pagc annual report was discta.'!ed at length. •I Lt>~ Alem otoo Crtn~•~I Ht>>P"•I 8t1avod ,,_, ol llO'I P C<>•-" OI WIC•e"b~•g, "'Iron•: -lliom .... E. fl«••• 1 eo..-11 ot Poc"P'I'"!. r ••• ,.. s;• o••nll c,.11or el', >I • o•••• ll<'*"°'"'ldr.,.,. '"''° OA1P twalN• Cl•r f\lf>tl•ll OI v.,.,,. Val,.v, o Fri~""' m•v '"" P1~r <t 6•alller .. s m11n> ......., ..... !tom 1 PM la' PM on Ft1· '''· J .. n ~. 19/t, .. ,..,,. h•<11••• WrYkO\ •Ill "' I-IN ,C f;)CJ PM S.lu•<I••. J~n 6, 19,. Wit" IN 11 ... Bot> G••"•m. Pellot ot ll>e F"" (Jwft,llOI' 0-U<cn ol 5'1•1 6eoKn OI 11c1e11...,. !n1~..,..., •It!.,. +n '"-Gol>CI 'SflepNro Umeto•• p,.,,. 8101,,..,.. 'Sn>ll">' _,.,.., Ol(ftl<N> "'"•m. LONDON !AP ) -Oi l millional r ess Olga Deterding:, 48, who in- herited about S65 million of the Royal Dutch Shell fortune. choked to death on a piece of meal as she ate at a New Year's Eve party. Thurs da y. OC TO directors decided to let Washington know how they fe e l about the merJl:er. DIRECl'ORS AL HOLI.INDEN, a Fountain Valley city councilman, and Philip Anthony, a county supervisor . both wanted the idea buried. While lauding the ef- "I really don't think a sbow·off piece is necessary, declared Anthony. "If people want to know about the district, we can just pull a couple of key pages out of the budget ... LA JOLLA CAP) Portrait photographer, Bernard Lee Schwartz, 64 , died at his hom e Saturday. Among those who sat for him were the Prince of Wales, Golda Meir, Henry Kissinger and, Pope Paul VI. Free Class In Reading ' NONE OF nlE OTHER directors said they were asking for a "promo piece" but they indlcat· ed they felt some kind of information document was needed. MACt: l'llANCE!. e. MACE, tHIOenl DI C<>ll• Me ... C. P•UHt t••• J;ori !, '"'· sr.. ............. 0 1>'1' ... , ......... 1 .... , M.K• of HUtlh"tll!<>n !Jee< .. , 1nree <1eu9nl•••·+n·I••. lelle Mece of G< ..... """-~. -Ol' ""'"'• ol Ar<..,I•. -1(1t ~ ut 1-<..nl!ng!M 8•••"· C•. "'". O••nD<~•IO•en . M••<•• -• ot !.,int• ""°"''"•Korn MK• ot HuMl<>Qlon e.ec~. Cemlll• G<•lym at H..,U~on 8 e11<n, J.., En 01<et1 01 G•Mll• p .. ._ o.._ ""° Pem E"•"•· Fo u • 111•••!· 9ftn0<"110r..,, VIOitl>ol ..... wlll be ... Id .., l'uoev. J ..,, I. 1"19 •I 11 "'"""· »rvi<e• to be MIO °" 5.1111'0.Y t i 11 ""'· J•fl. t , ""' •I 6e11 llt060wty cn.!MI Ott\<1111 ing •lit !IP t ... A*"' Al _..,...n ot in. F•r~I U<>il<'d ,...,_,.I '""''" al H\IM<1~on S..ecn 1n1er· "''"' Moul'ltlt1 VI•• Ceme!••Y. Alleoc nt, C•. Ol •e cteo oy 8•11 A frl"i." speed reading demonstration will be he ld from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan . 13 at lhe South Coast YMCA. 26076 "C" Ge tty Drive, Laguna Niguel. .. And," noted .director Robin Young, a La llarba City Councilwoman, '·we all know that the budget is such a technical document that we even need help reading il sometines." SAN FRANCISC O \AP ) -E dith V. Petenon, 76, a former executive Sttretary with th e Calirornia State Automobile Association, died Sunday in a San Franc isco convalescent hospital. She was also a past president or the African Violet Society of America. IN THE END, the rive directors agreed to try a pcl:Ck~ budget, modeled after the one dCveloped by cOunty officials. Further information may be obtained by call- i o g 831 -YMCA or 495-0453. Supervisor Ralph Clark. chairman of the OCTD board of directors, noted that it would pro· vide the required data without resorting to the photographs of directors and staff members that his fellow directors found objectionable. · 8·-··· -1\>!0ry. Ml"'"°· '°""" HARPtETT ALLEN LOFTON,·-· llel'I ol f!emon•, lor""'•ly al S•n , ........ , •. "' p., ........... J... ~. !'"· $urv1vea l:r¥ ""' W1lll•m l.t>lt<J.tlu•dtr, Hn. •. 1i1t .c P•lt k v1<1w Me.._1.i BEVERLY 1-1 I L L S .... ~ lt11c•ment P•<lll( v.... 4 A p l s u 0 n y M tma ... 1 P••M. P•<l•le v .... Mo•lu••y, __, lie«. ... d!re<lc•o Famlllan, 66. a philan- ... ~·1100 $l(IHH•ll thro pist who was a ltt Water VnC"lear MA•v eL11.Aet:r01 s1o:•NNEP. •e· fo un der of the Los DEAR PAT: I reccntl.v discovered .i.,.,,, a1 C.0.1• ""'"'· c.. "••>eo"*dY Anueies l\.1usic Center. J•n. J, ••19 s~'"'""' ov '""' "' a substance that looked like powder 0tu0111e ... cn.r1une lle1~ .. 01 Hunt· ha s di Cd a l h C r floating in my glass of ice water. •f'l(llon ~•<><". Do"l•W•••••. w.11..,... Tro u s dale E s t a t es ""''N>t"' •"" ""°"''• _,,,"' '"'" hom e . Mi·s. Familia n. After checking several classes of ""•••. '""' 11r,,n<1<n11o••n. ••ven water from the faucet and others· o•t •! o••<>d<hlld•~ ... t>rotn., 0••~ who had a hi stor y or Jr•w a• 0r-. -0oroi"v F•emh heart illness. died in her filled only with ice cubes, I found ~'~~;;: ~·"~'~"; .. ~::~!'! sleep Thur&day. that when the ice cubes melted the c "•o•1 1 .. 1.,m*"' P••ll« 1t 1ew powdery substance was even heavier Mtm o,. .. 1 "••• P~<1 1oc ....... ,.. th · th f eet water l beeame ..,_,.,,.,,, NewPM 11eec.n. 0 .... 1..... CINCINNATI IAP ) -· an 1n e au . ..... 1100. Former U.S. Rep. John c on ~erned a nd co nt a c ~ed the LOflA ... K~~~~~ P••-_1.,. Baker Hollister , 88 , a Huntington Beach Water Di.Strict. I ;..,, •. 1t,."' '""' -ot 91. Sor" 0<1. political ally of the Ohio was told the ~ater was sare to drink 11• "'' 1" 1.:-... "' F•-•1<k 1<1e1• Ta r l r a m 11 y and a but that there 5 a chemical reactJ.on -\0 S.r• J<K•'°" Kie!•. Ae\!Oent ot c.itt• Mew. c.. s..rv•-i 11y '"'"" Republican leader of the that seems ~o lake place wh~n ~ce nlec•~· P•lv••• 1•m+1v ,.,.,. •• '""'~ 19405 and 1950,, di'ed made by an tee maker me.Its. Id like held , Olte<ltd by 8t!I 8 ro.oo .. ev k h th be _,.,.,,,toQ.t 1i.o. Thursday. to now more t an 1s cause -;;::;::;~:;:;;::;;:;:;;:;::::;::;~:==========there seems to be so many things the • general public is not aware of that PAClRC YllW may endanger our health. MINOllA&.PAU R.K., Huntington Beach Cemeto:"e:1uary Ed•ard Elvatorski, Huntington 3500 Pac1!1c ViewOrive Bea c h W a t e r Distri ct NewoQ[,1 Be;"llC~h,___ 11aperlntf'ndant, eicplalns that 644-2700 .caldam and_m.a~um lo the water te nds &o "precipitate out" -rwhen a Md:OIMtFI MOITUAlltS sll1btly soluble substance becomes Laguna Beach 1-golable and separates out from a 494-9415 UI Laguna Hitt• solution) ol meltin1 Ice cubes. Al80, 768-0933 10me minerals may precipitate oo San Juan Capistrano Ulle inside of the pipe that feeds waler <l96-177& '° yoar rerr11e rator's Ice maker. ..... ...,__ """"'Ha.. ~242<l COll•Meu 6J'3.0<50 m&...0.UWAY ---· 110 Broadwav . Costa Mesa 6"'2-9150 SMl'lK-NTMIUr' tWI ---· ·--Crerretory • Aower.ShOP 42.7 E. 111n St. ,.- Coala Mesa _. ... MICl•O'fNIU ........ ___ . 627 Mtln St. Hun~e•ch • PUllLIC NOTICE Elvatonld will arrange to have your k:e cabe water and tap water lested IO fllld oat eicactly what mloerals may be present U you phone him at 531-552'1. '""'"E.ra•lnes Credlt2' DEAR PAT: I'd like to find out if a government agency can obtain a credit i:eport on me. J 'd try to n.nd lbla out on my own, but I don '~ know $1'At•Ml.JfTGf' •UMOONMINf who to ask. O"UM°' N San "'C1'11'10Ul•U~NahN•Ma .E., ta Ana 111. 10111w1"' o••••"' II••• If tbe'go\lerruant a1ncy (federal, :..":i=:!!:..,.. °' tt1e llclltlou• 1tate, coanty, city) propotea to 1N1'TA·TUNll, ... , w.-.1m1n11e• eztend credit to you, collect or lllvd., W-.lmlMI.,., CA flMO le I lib 0 mplo• ,.,.. "'~uuou• ,11,111 •• 1 H•tt1• re\/ w an accoa11 w y a, e ,, ,.,..,,.., '° -"'"' 111«1 1" 0r-. or l••tare ,._, It may obtain a creclk ~~~~~~.1~·c.inonii. repert. It allO may obtain a credit c..111r•U011, ""' s.., "••-11 .. 1. report lf It ll con11ldertn1 you for a 1r.1 ... o..,11~ Ucente or other benefit, eadt u • 1'N. lltn'-U -tol!O\ltttd "' • .. .. 11r111• ...,.._..., mWtarJ. aeew:rt&y c araace. ...t 111w.:nir., 111e:. req•lre41 b1 .Jaw to clleck year :=er-. fl•aactal re1ponalbtt1.,. A '"'' ~ -fl1ttt wttl'I tnt ... .,.meat 11ne1 allO caa set • ~~ J:.. 0r...,. c-it .,. credit report op yo. lf ,_ ..u.ortse ..... lt .................... 11a ,.....,.. °' .... ~ !Wt( Pflclrl comt.,.,. tt. ' '-'a.",., . ..,. • ..,. -a. all otlltt ~. UM credl& • • ··cot tJ probl.em~ Tlltn ronlt lo 1'111 ~-Pal will ~ rtd lapr. ~tlftQ I~ <lft-.Olld lld-p MN lo .rolw ~IC'' 111 IJC'l"'?'lmtn/·W ~-.VU Jl!I"' q!>fl!IOIU lo pg.i °"""·Al Y!tllf' ~. ~ ('OIU/ Oad11 l'llof. /'() Hoc /j&I. COllO Mtlll. CA 112616 "' 1110ftJI irrt•.,.• n• pom/:11" 1t...il bt ~f'd. /7tll pilOlll'd lllql<I""' or t..11 .... llCll 1nc/Mdmg llw rtati""' IWl !Ill"'"· a4d•<'ll and bwrt<t'n 1iou .. · P"°"" "um""1-ca..tl!lt~<'OllUdO'•f'd T/aa¥col11m"~"'*"· l~O'.rc.piSo111rda.!I• ·• bureau may pro\lide onlf lde0Wyin1 inrormation to a government agency. Such information Is limited to yoar name, address, former addresses, place of employme nt or former places ot employment. TbJs pre\lenls the Internal Re\lenue Service or the Federal lkueaa of lnvestJgaUon, for eic ample, from 1oln«; on a "fishing expedlUoo" regardlog your flnanclal affalra • Qae.aionl about your credit record or the Falr Credit Reporting Act CUI be directed IO the Industry RdatkNu Director, Associated Credit Bureau Inc., '117 Southwest f'reeway, Bouton, Texas 77931. Ofd 0-a Bargaln2' DEAR PAT: r have a chance to buy a used microwave oven at a bargain price. The only thing I worry about Is the safety of olde r microwaves. Can you teU me when these ovens were first tested for raililili~m1Nsior1'~-- C. P .. Costa Mesa Tiie Food and Drug A.dmlnWrat.lon 11y1 there have been no cases of radiation Injury r el ate d to microwave O\lf:DA that were used ac· cording to maaafacturer's iutnc:- tloas. mA safety 11pecUkatJou llan· dards .ere no& In effect for o\lens made before Oct. I , 1171 . FDA ad· vlaea owoen of older mlcrowaYe oven• lo awttch Ull:e oven olf before opening tbe door; stay at least an arm '1 Jen&dt away from the front ol the ovn whlle tt la on, and llave tt lHted for radlattoa emlsalon. DEAR PAT: Can you tell me if frozen fiah should be thawed before cooklng! l '\le alw•ft t hawed It, but my nelghbof' tells me this decn!88e9 the quality of the rish once it 's cooked. R.G .. ltuntington Beach lt'a bell rrom a quality atandpotnt not IO tbaw froun lllb. or IO tllaw I& Jut parllatly, before cooldftl. POI'· ti••• and •tlcka t ho•ld not be t.lliawed. hlty Ullawed Q .. betD•N aolt 111d NtlY· f'lalt 11tdllld be di1wed la the refrtaeratot, M& a& room tnaperatare or ht warm ..... . Coolc 11111 prom .... ofler ....... ...i ...... ,.., ............... ...... r,·· • t ..... . . .. . . , . . . .. . . . . .. -· -. -• ~ "'~111:,·.;:" •• _ ... , ..... ,,.,,,_ .. ·-. ._ . • . . ' • --· ... HUGE SAVINGS PLUS FREE WITH ANY COLOR TV PURCHASE .•• A MAGNAVOX ODYSSEY 400! 580. 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IT'S QUITE SIMPLE ...• lfYou'veBeenThinking<!fBuyingANew Automobile Anytime Soon, Don't Miss This Sale ••• Friday, Saturday and Snday. Plus a Super BAUER Trade-In Allowance. ffy our Target · 1( Buick Dealer" Open 'TiD JO P.M. Mon.-Sat. . . th-rmge 1.~nt!I '" . Yes ... Open Every Sunday 'TiO 5 P.M. ~ -J • #f H...Wk l)eoler 3 blocks South of the HARBOR BL.VD./SAN DIEGO FREEWAY San Diego Freeway A division of Bouer Motors. All cars aut>tect to brlor sale. Tu & llcente not included. Photos-for lllultnltlon purposes onrv. SALE ENOS 48 HRS. AFTER PUBLICATION f l Opel-Joguor.T r iumph-MG. 2925 HARBOR BL VD., <XJSTA MESA 979-25(X) .. - We're fear Tal1f't &.lek haler ta C.ca Mesa All makes, models and· colors Classified. Auto Advertising DAILY PILOT • .. 1 { l --- I , INSIDE: •Sports •Ann Landers •Comics •Horoscope Featuring_._.··--~ Friday, JtnUllY 5 t079 DAii. Y PILOT t The Man of Steel By DENNIS McLELLAN Of tM Delly f'IMt Sa.ff r June, 1938 does not mean much lo most people. But for comic book ' historians It is the 4th of JuJy. That's the month Superman made his heroic debut in Action Comics. t That first issue, picturing the ~ "Man of Steel" lirung up a green ( sedan on the cover, sold for one ! dime. Today that same comic book-in mint condition-might bring its lucky ownet $7,000. All those Depression-era kids who ,. tossed out their copies of that f premiere issue are, no doubt, kicking 1 themselves. But who could h(lve ~ predicted that a throw-away art form , like comic books would one day be coll ect.ors items? ' All those former comic book fans • I have an opportunity to see the one that got away ln an exhibit at the American Comic Book Company, 106 N. Harbor Blw., Fullerton. TOMORROW 18 THE final day of a week-long display or rare Superman comics, toys and movie memorabilia spanning the 40-year career of the "Man of Steel." As a bonus, act.ors Jeff East, who plays young Superman in the current movie, and Marc McClure. who plays cub reporter Jimmy Olsen, will be slgolog autographs at the store -between noon and 2 p.m . "What I've tried to do Is t hronicle the history of Superman," says the . . .. _. i • .. r 27-year-old shop owner Carl Macek. .. What lb.is basically is is the roots of Superman." . The main attraction of the exhibit, which includes some 300 vintage Superman comics, is the Superman costume worn by Georee Reeves in the popular '50s television series The slightly moth-eaten blue shirt and red cape are on loan from the Cal State Fullerton library where Macek once was curator of pop culture. Macek says the idea for the exhibit was to show thP conceptual changes of the super hero. ••Basically,'' he says, "the character has gone through cultural a nd physical changes." IN LOOKING AT the encased collection or old comic books it is apparent that Superman was -and is -a mirror or the times. The October, 1946 issue, for example, shows our man flying over a mushroom cloud with a movie camera.,." In this Issue!" announces the cover, "Superman Covers Atom Bomb Test." An earlier issue asks the question, "Can Even Superman blast Lois Lane's Super-crush on Super-crooner Perry Como?" Macek views comic books as not oaly an art form but a popular entertalni:nent-"it's a medium like television. radio and the movies." He allows that it does have its high and low points, however. And Superman, for all practical purposes, is one of the high spots, he feels . A character that bas been around for 40 years and appeared in some 500 separate issues, Macek says, "obviously bas some staying power. H e mus t mean something to somebody. "I think he's represented a champion of the oppressed. 1 think he stands for justice and truOi=all that's good in mankind. He's like the total ideal. He's a Super Man." MACEK DOESN'T TRIN'K Superman will eause a resurgence of heroes in America. "But I think Superman does re-establish-<>n a completely indisputa ble level he power or a true hero. So did 'Star Wars.' But the 'Star Wars' heroes were not larger than life." Macek sold many of the items in the Superman exhibit when the display was at his Studio City st.ore. He says he is trying to buy a Kryptonite ray gun and Superman mask and flippers. Macek frowns OD the present nood of Superman merchandise publicizing the new movie version of the super hero. He feels Superman is being forced upon the American public. "It's like the 'Man of Steel' has turned into the 'Man of Gold,· " be says surveying his display of vintage items. "For me, I like to get back to basics when it was done more for ftm than profit." • At left, actors Jeff East (young Superman in the cu"ent movie) and Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen) with original Man of Steel costume. AQove is the first Action Comic marking the debut of • Kryptons caped crusader. By CHERYL ROMO OI t1M o.11, ,., ... sc.tt In recent times It bas become almost stan· dard practice when entering a private pbysi· clan's office to be asked to sign an arbitt'allon agreement prior to treatment In hopes of avoid· ing a costly malpractice suit if something goes wrong. Or, lf you are a member or a union, you will prob'ibty notice your contract stat.es disputes will be settled by an impartial arbitrator. What Ls an arbitrator and why are they in· creaalngly ln demand? To belin with,. an arbitrator -a skilled pro- fes1Jo:nal "1th expertil4! ln a particular ar~a - acta as an lnlonnal Judge, a neutral third party, who is requested by two other parties to render adecialonaboutadlsputetbeyarebaving. THE P&OCESS 18 leas cosUy and time con· suming ($1'° to $:500 per day for the services of an arbitrator with hearings lasUna from one to four days) than formal court proceedings. Qulte often an attorney's prese~e is oot required. Declaiona are presented ln written form within 30 da)'s of the close of form~ or informal proceedings and are binding -with the excep· tion of unions within the public sector such as police and fire fl1hten. <Huntington Beich Union H1ih School teachen are c~rrently Olli.:: atrlk• demanding blndJne arbltraton In~ employee artevances-:1 . t The proceM'of arbitration ts relatJvtJy nt~ " -since World War II -and is sWI viewed with- skepliciBm by some members or the legal pro. ression, even though the United States Supreme Court has rendered decisions based on arbitra· lion. ARBITRATORS ARE usually male, over 50, have years of specialized experience and have a law degree. But Newport Beach resident Mei (pronounced May> Bickner, 37, a management professor at Cal State University Fullerton with a Ph.D. in bualne¥ admlnlstraUoo and no legal background, bas recently become an arbitrator speciallzinl ln labor relations and collective bargalnlfta. . " In addition to handling her fint cases after a two-year tnlormal apprenticeship program with a Los Aoielea arbitrator, she was recently selected to take part in a national pilot a rbitrator proeram sponsored by the American Bar Association. Dr. Blckner was one of L5 persons selected nationally <and one of fot.1r in the progra m who was not an attorney) to atfend conferences at Columbia Universlty Law School. · • She's..-native oC Indonesia who now Uves in a home overlooking the Back Bay with her husband, John, a fo rmer UCLA professor now devotlq full time to wrttinc. Sbe sa11 she became interested in arbitration wblle attend· lD* 1raduate tebool at UCLA where a number "'of IMr pro(eseon were involved ln the field. ALTllOCJGB TBEaE are no llcenslne re· r ,: ,. .t ~ .... •.,. •• . . . quirements or,. tests to take to become an arbitrator, Dr. Bickner explained it is one of the most difficult occupations to enter. First, mem· bership 1s required in either the American · Arbitration Association or the Federal Media· tion and Conciliation Council. Becoming a member, she said, is a "Catch 22." You cannot joln without professional ex· ' perience and you cannot get experience without Joining. ) To work around the dilemma, she appren· ticed for two years and helped draft. awards and attended bearings in her spare time. Halfway through her training she beard about the Bar Association prouam and was in· teffifted but •as cert~ it would be weighed heavily ln favor of practicing att.omeya. "One did not apply," she says. "They asked you and you had to be recommended.•' Mei Blckner, to her surprise, was asked. SHE HAS ALREADY completed one por· tlon or the Columbia program and will finlsh the other early tbis year. Dr. Blckner plans to re· ta1n her poeltlon at Cal State while bulldln1 her reputation u an arbitrator. M aintalnine the respect of parties an arbitrator deals with 11 elaentlal : ••An arbitrator hu to be as pristine u C•esar's wlfe," abe says. "Or, aball we 18)', partiality ts very bad? And the labor manacement com· CSee AUJTaATOa, ..... BU . . . .. ..__ .. """. ... ~ . ' ~ I . . IJ2 C"All Y PILOT l"rtday J1nu1ry ~ 1979 UPHOLSTERY 50 LAMP PARTS Spirits Milke Flesh Weak A•• Laaders ( Boros~ope ) W'-Y•W_. ttle ... . Harbor Lites I0-6e.wyD.ye.t. ,_., 112211, "••,eri••cl. hu11bnnd 1M11il-N th.&t 1t dol BF.t~o n to: hl· t J k ··~ thO'-l' '''"' l'X I rll 11 rm k" Thc•n ~ htn he SATURDAY, 'AN. g By SYDN£V OMARR We l(t mto an arrume-nt Dt:AR ANN: U you and ht' bh1m me ~•• •olve th is one. AalE S <Mar c h aaya J "turned hlm otr you're 1 ~ 21-AprU 19>: Accent on DEAR ANN l..ANOERS 1 m•c•d tu know orwt• nod l1l1 Hll Ooes ulrohol 1mprnH· .1 m a I t' " .., t' l( u ,1 I S)('rfnrmnnrt· or not • l\h 1·an t hoc:k 11 hf' refu to• tu .id mat hl' wu "roni Wiii you pin "~ rni• I um zz Yt>llrt old •etUna what you want 11om• rttml d to on thu. lfrm.lle), till Uvlng 11t without violating code or ;:::.-----===---..:....::=----=====:::-11ubjcrt• Nott11n1 I ~"'" homt• with my dad and ethics. Pisces. Virgo ( will 1·onv1n1·r h im broUwr. who 1s ~ We p e r so ns tJg u r e l n , \ {j~, ~~~C~E~.~~ch :.!,!..c,~:h:..~1 ~!:;:~ :~::::~~~o:.r ~/::! 'l ~j1 ;., ' 0 ICAR l.AN: Alt.hough up r1 r!lt &nd seb the 1 P e c 1 a I ca r e w i l h ( / . ~ nou ~ {0 0 Tft1( I b ~ r r · I• p 1 .. n I) (t f ultu m doc:k for me I 1n slanalure . _ modc-rn •df"ntlfk d•&• t u 1 n 1o l' l 1 l (or m y T A U R lJ 8 ' A p r I I o n tb lA i ubJrl"l . broth1•1 20-May 20) Cycle Is /' ' Sbak«'lpt'trt" nhl U bt•al Tht· problem I~. my s u c h l hat m o n e Y. (r 11/~'nCO (·. ln "Ma<'bc-tb." b1 olhl'r t·o uld ~l el'p personality and love are • O II c 1u •In)( t h t" t h r u u 8 h l ht• s an e mphaslled. Pr1orit1cs C'OtatncUctory .-rfc-<'t or 1-'1 a nr1sco earthquake rail into.p lace. FO<'us 1s ~DJ0001Ml~l1tl R IDa:kw®OO MEMORIAL PLATE "Tripll• S('ll-Portr.11t" On Gorham Fint.· China 1\nnn.m Rncl-.wdl. America·., mu .. t h(· 11 '' l'd Jrl1'>t, t••rlurc·d tlw ht.•MI'> ot 1•Vl·r 1hri•1· . )'1·m•r.t11on., ol Aml·nc.111-.. rh1., jc; .in orp11rt11 1111\ II• 1-.l'l'P th,11 mt•mnry, llrnt,lovt• .1(1\'l' I f1-.. p.1111ttng'> .irl' unlnrht•ltabh- r~. llllmbt•r 111111 .111d h1 .. humor \ 1.1 h1 .. 11\\ 11 lnpll· -,, II 1'11rt.11t lt1ft J IJ-;tmg hn 111·; nwmnn l 11lll'l I .1 l lll·ri..,ht•d mt•na·11t11 llw L11rh.1111 N1irr11.1n l<ut l..1, 1·11 M1·m1111.1l l'l.ttl I 11,.., "P''l 1.11 !0112" u>lll'l lor.,· pl.111• trimnwd in 21 "-.1r.11 gold h.1-. .1 u1111ml·111111.1 11\l' '""lnpt1un tin lht• rt'\l'r"" .,.Ji· /\ tribute to a ~r('a t art1c;t 1111/l{ $37 "iO lalnllQo-H•-~llO vec>oait•On SeO·Potlt.,t F~ sa a's aleollot oa 1et-a:u a l and lhl' Ch1cnJlo f ir e onproduction,in1tiallvc. ~rforN&Dce, UH-porter t•omb1nt.>d th.• d0t.~ not originality You recently te ll• Mudaff In Ac t hear the alarm go ore learned valuable lesson. Two,SeeaeTbrtt: Both Dad and I phone AP P 1 Y it "It pruvukf'ao and him from work because G EM IN I ( M a Y a.aprovokeH. It pr-ovukes we k11ow what a ht•avy 21-June 20>: You can be lite dealre but It takei. s I e c p er h e 1 s T h e free of burden -if you away ik ~rrormaoce. telephone is nght by his so desire. Take initiative Tlleref0tt much drink U. head lie doesn't hear tn "letting go " You • a I d t o b ,. a n that e1tlH.•r d e 'i er v c firs l · r al c- e q u Iv o cat or w ith Almost every night treatment You are not lechery. I& makes him there·.., an arguml•nt at second-best. nor arc you and It m8ra him. ll St>ts lhc dinaer table bt•<·aust.· to b I co n .s l a n t I y him on and l1 takes him Brother insists J did not compared to anothe r off. It persuades him set th<' alarm and wc 1ndiv1dual and It dhhearte o s fo rgot lo phone him. So CANCER 1Junt· blm ... " he was late ~am. 21-July 22>: You could In a lmpJe r terms : When he loses hl.s Job, meet someone who will Alcohol heightens the of course. it will be our play a major role 1n dee lre In males. It fault. Do you have a your lire. SpoWght is on reduces the iobJbltloos. solution to thi s'> -c r eativity. getting to BUT It also bas a DUMPED O.N heart of matters, Calling physlcaJ efrect on bis DEAR DUMPED ON: madly 1n l ov e. Leo. body that makes It I s y our bro&ber a Aqu a rius. Tauru s ex&remely dlrric ult lo pothead -or Is be Pe r s o n s f i g u r e perform.lnothe rwords. pe rhaps 011 another prominently. tht' spirit ls wiJllnl( but drug? Beer or alcollol LEO <July 23-Aug. the rteah u ob, so we ak. before bedtime can also 22 >: You r e quest e d r------------1 konk oat a perBOO. Also, certain "conditions" what time does be him now you have lht'm . In? Cha llenge is present and Buy Rip Van Winkle Yo u ca n m ee t 1 t . an alarm clock with the Aquarius. Leo. Cancer noisiest clang available. pe rsons play roles in Set the phone on Us your personal scenario be a viest ring. If this VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. doesn't do It, be 's no 22 >. Good lunar aspect normal sleeper -and I coin cides no w w i th Antl·que suggest he'd better stop travel. spirituality. thr doing whateve r he 's learning process. Take Sh /s I doing that knocks hlm l o n g · r a n ge v 1 cw . OW 0 e unconscious at night. Display sense of humor Come to HuntirnJton DEAR ANN : I'm the by laughing at your own Centers super m o t h e r o r t h r cc foibles. Give full play to AnttQue Sate 10 the good·looking sons. ag!'s inte llectua l curiosity . mall today lhruSun 14,15and17.I'mtired of Yo ur p o pularity is Fabulous array of American. Enghsh & ha v 1n g our dinne r s widespread . Frenchcollect1onsat in terrupted by g irls . LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. harcHo-res1st pnces. Last night I announced 22 >: Dig beneath surface Bnng your family helrtooms th c r c w 111 be n o indications. Key now is toourFREEevaluation te l e ph o n e co rd s t o b e thoro u g h a nd clln1c presented by Empire dragging in the plates perceptive. Someone is Exhibitions. Beach Blvd. while the food gets cold. playing game of "hidden ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=====~---~a~'!~~n!0:1~~o~F~~~-Doyou lli~~rls who costs." ~s~eyou are phone boys arc chasing not being exploited. Get t hem'> When I wa s cards on table -race growing up. boys called up. Taurus person can girls. Right or wrong? -provide some answers. CRE AKY LADY Ask! DEAR LAl)Y: Girls SCORPIO <O ct. who c all boys lose a lot. 23-Nov. 2ll: Ana lyze While n mlgbl natter a situ a tio n . Don 't be m a I e • s e g o , a n satisfied merely to know aggressive female can t h a t s o m e t h I n g spoil a good Cb.IDg. happened. Find out why On the bome front: it occurred. Accent on Make It a rule -no c ooperative efforts . calls dartng cllnner. Tbe l e g a I r i g ht s a n d boys can phone the permissions. marital chicks back If they want status. Go slow enough to. to be positive of data . • • • • Arbitrator <From Page BU munity is very small and an arbitrator really lives and dies by reputation." To build her reputation as a fair and Im- partia l arbitrator. Dr. Bickner says she would never accept favors or gifts: ancl if she hap- pened to hold stock in a company party to arbitration she would disclose the fact and then disqualify herself from t~ proceedings or p ivest the stock. Because she plans to retain her pro- fessorship, she admits some roocem about an upcoming election being held by teachers at Cal State to decide whether they want to join a un- ion shop. As a labor arbitrator, being a memh* of a union could be viewed as a confiict of In· terest. "That is a choice I wtll have to make," she ~· I may nol.hJl'le...loJol.D." __ Does the arbitrator. who says she dresses conservatively for hearings. ever run Into pro· ble m s because she is an attractive young woman in a field dominated by males? "Oh yes. I ignore <the prejudice 1 and con- d uct the hearings and after fl ve or 10 minutes hopefully their (participants l fears are al layed ." How? "You just do 1t -and you sympathize with them a little." Then she admlts she is oc· caslonally conlrontt.'CI with someone who Is "re. ally prejudiced against women." MeJ Bickner hopes tim e will change that. JANUARY~ CLEA RAH::.~ SALE SAVE UPTO 48% :::::..= .._.._._.....,.,...._.,.. ~H 1CM--...e. 0-.,.... , .............. -. SAGITFAIUVS (Nov 22·Dec . 21). Domeallc a d j u stmen t. h o m ~ remodeUna. acquisition or luxury item -these ar<> empbJtsized Take special care where voice B nd thro a t u r e concerned CAPalCORN <Df•c 22.Jan. 191 : Define terms. s t rea ml ine techniques. refuse to be (t vi c tim o r self-deception. P lscc1. Virgo persons figure an scen ario AQUARIU S tJ&n 20 -Fcb 18 1. Stress pa tie nce. practicality and recog nitio n o r self-worth. You can now tak e def1n1tc :.lc p~ towards secunty P I S C E S I F t· b 19-March 20> Accent on permitting ideas to bt' t ested <i s v 1ablt. va l uable conclpt.. Aries. L ibra f1 ~ur t prom inenlly lf22 ...... tl•cl. Cot .. Mete-541-11 56 CoJtoMHo •45·1101 Christmas Sale Save up to 403 on selected Christmas items. This is Roger's top quality merchandise but we don't have room to store it. Sale ends 1/7 /79 Rl'lq"~' (,,,.,d• ""' • h40-SIKK> '"" .in•q111n ... MMl\rtlu ••• N-.p<'rt e ........ q.,m.t.pm January Pre-inven'liory % Off - Selectedfteina Tables • Chairs • Chests Shelves •Rugs •Pillows Bowls • Placemats • Tea Sets • Planters • Baskets Barstools • Glassware Dinnerware • Utensils Prints • Frames • Vases · Figurines • Christmas Orilaments • Macrame Supplies • Puppet Kits IW•~ Mon. thru Sat. 10-9 &.inde191M ANAHEJM 509 E. KATELLA AVE. m-2472 COSTA MESA 2710 HARBOR BLVD. 540.7337 LAGUNA BEACH 1214 S..COAST HWY. 4M-8101 GARDEN GROVE 13081 HARBOR BLVD. 138·241.1 Pr1oM Cood " all .,_ Pser l 9'olW and pa.r\lcllpMlnl AMoolat• ~ Umae4 '°Coor l\OOU 0 ., ~,.~SALE • Httala Glass • Arabia China •Jewelry SALE ST ARTS JAM. 6.2 I Shop~ In . . ~ KALEVALA FR& GIFT WRAP . • . f .i COMICS I CROSSWORD tiylrldAldtnoft "Ever heard of the right to privacy?" SUPERHEROES WH9t nE tJlfAJN T~Mr 19 ~m:', TMl6 ~ ND NAN~ 1JOOY WI~ eli~ ••• SHOE MOON MULLINS 014. l>R.AT! RUN OUT AND SEE IF »c.l CAN SORROW/>. COP OF -~R. GERIATRIX HAD~~~ CAl-L-~M ~. SNOOKLE:'S Office ~Y-"ltEY'~e THREA.TENll-6 ~TIC ACTION A.e0VT 'Tl-IE: &IL-L-l _ ___...., --.. ...... -. . ..... • .. •,. r. ...... • •• ,,,,. DAILY PILOT 81 fl!UNKY WtNK!ltl!AN 16 1HERE ~1~<!7 ~ ~ ICl!N DO~QOUI- by Tom B1tluk MISS PEACH I t _gq ~~ by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson NoPE ·-Tf.I' ~OCER SAID IF HE ST.ARTE!> LENDI~ fOLJ(S SLJ<:AR, Pl"ETTY SOON HE1t> BE LENDIN<S FLOUR>, S,ALT1 ANt> Pnfl ! HE'D~ourrA ......_,.,,~~ 8LISINE55. '~ ~ AGAT.ttA CRUMM DR. seM>(K 151-l '-r -rH IS A STRANGE: P t..AC.tS 'TO HAV E: YOLJR COUCH TOC>AY, POCTOR FRE! IP °f' MOTLEY'S CREW HoW'D >tXJ MA~ I our 81m'IN<:? V1'1 1"E SO'o/IJL GAMe5, JAC~~ by Mell PEANUTS 14E~E~ A CAN OF 006 FOO~j_OUR DISH, A CAN urtNER AND A SPOON ... 6000 LUCK ! W H Y? e:veRY- 'TH IN G YOLJ've SAIC> HAS eee:N OFF 'THE: WAt..l-TO ME: .' I l ' 1, @)--ff by Charlts M. Schutz 't'OUtL 1-U\VE TOFIX '(OUR OWN SUPPER .. l ~ l I I by Bill Hoest by George Lemont by Templeton & Forman ~-==~ --...;.~..u----• II' I' by Gus Arri°'a ~,,;;;------------------. GORDO JUDGE PARKER llE wafll<S ~L TMf TIME. WOOLO TME OISUICT !IAM! WAU<OH IH AAO ATTOAAEY &E IH ... COHVIHCf HIM ntAT HE ~IS-HE OH THE ~LD TAKE SOtr\f TEICHt5 COURT, Tl~ Off! CAAOLYN? NANCY OUR Rf:6ULARLY SCHE:VLJLEV CAifl..E t1RIVf: WAS PReEMP-reP~ A S"f AMP'EWE • AUNT F"RITZI ···ALL THE TV SHOWS HAVE BEEN AWF'UL TODAY WHY NOT TURN IT OFF '? • • t I CAN'T···MY CAT LIKES TO SLEEP ON A WARM IV (I J I f •• J , .. \ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 47 Animals on 1 Fish Cln. nickels UNtTEO Feetur•Syndleate 5 Moroccan '8 Inquire Thurldly'a Puzve Solved city '9 Class 10 Phlllpplne 50 Spac plJnt 53 Is able 14 Margarine 5" Breaks 15 Maltreat 58 Snooker 16 Snare experts: 17 100 dinars 2 words 18 card lovers: 61 fall 2 words 62 French pro- 20 Joined: noun 2 words 63 -wool 22 Sot's prob-&4 Ireland lem: Abbr. 85 Exploit 23 Hockey 66 Drink great Toe-~Proportion 24 Ebb and rip DOWN 19 Dwelling 42 Annoyers 26 Garden tool 1 Lancelot's 21 Fine 4.4 Olnes 'lT Tempts uncle 25 Crane 46 Followed 30 Helms 2 Inter -26 Dashes 47 Oepen<ted :W Anlmal 3 Chair 27 Astute 49 Worried tender 4 tsolatlon 28 Fisherman 50 Raced 35 Hither 5 Tatter 29 Conatell• st Shalt 36 Decay 6 Tolerates lion 52 Function 37 Wings 7 Baseball 30 Thing: Law 53 Roman sol- 38 Meat cut hits 31 Wipe away dler «l Aa 8 Serpents 32 Wanderer 55 Melady 41 Tape: Abbr. 9-Aviv 33 -and 56 Harbor 42 Pub meas-10 Celled Stripes 57 Grat von - ure 1t Field 35 Chapeau Ger. admiral c3 Rente< -t2 nee pen can. l>fO'r: 59 u $; Pies. 45 Slleguard 13 Church area 40 Purple 60 Sneaky ' --,. ... .. •• I I ) ) , h It h \ • 84 OAA.YPIL.OT Hotel Blasted The classlc rotunda section of the Blenheim Hotel on the Broadwalk in Atlantic City. N.J., was blasted with dynamite on Thursday. In Us place, Bally Manufactur· ing, lnc., Chicago, plans to build a $113 million casino and hotel Related story elsewhere on this page. ' Business Will '79 Dow Top 1,000? 8yMINCVNNIFI' A#..._.~ Thll 1'n1 a foroc t, a rocom· meodaUoa or u eodonement. It 11 merely to Hy that 1ome 1naly1t.1 apect tho Dow lones locb11trtal awr-.e to top 1,000 ~Dll OM otU.. dl)'I. You 'vti he&rd ll before but the ma~et bMG"t. Reoeaiid\y It bu balked al '"that barrier... And wh :n It broke lhrou&b, ln Url3 1nd 1t'11, lt qu ckJy I II beck •••In" mlqly exhauated by tb• tfrOrt. a£CENTLY IT'S been alillbl· Jy' above or below 800 points. wary ot hlp lnterest rat.es, In· nauon and the poe.slblUty of a rec ulon, and butfeted by varlo fOt'ec:Ut.I ot a fall into the mkJ·'700s. AU th.I.I ~Jy disturb& 10me analy1t4 who locus on the tut~1 who r ly on fundamentals, aoo wbo maintain tbat th market ~ventually will overcome the ntgativte atrewn ln lta way. .. A new cyclical expansloa of stock prt~ ls likely to begln aometlme lo 1979," saya Arius Reaearch. Prices might fall some before the rfse, it con· cedes. but then comes a market "that shouldn't be missed." LIKE MOST BULL markets. "It will probably get under way at a time of relatively poor c c onom1c coodilloos and widespread fear and confusion." But when lt takes oft, it will have 8 "tailwind." The tailwind, says Argus, will be the containment or inflation and an acceleraUoo in dividend grow lb. "As a result, equity prices could be swept to record high levela lo the 1980s." Arnold Bernhard, founder of the Value Line Investment 'BulbJ' Say It Will, Pmhed By 'Trailuind,' Later in Year . back to "normal." Should it occur. that would of course mun a doubllna of prices too. But wl\y abould it double? Aren't tlme1 badT In fact. lln 't the U nlted States ln one of the toughest ffODOmlc dilemmu lt hu ever faced! =~1C::.':~~:!:i~ DO&oU by Ul82. Jobn Wrl&bt of \Vrtgbt lnvestora Service iharea the vSew. Babeoo's Reporta ex· pects the tm market to get a •hide above l,000 polnu. THOSE WllO foresee such (lrowtb tend to believe that stocks at today's prlcea are greaUy undervalued. Generally they tum to sheafs or statistical t'vldeoce, some so sophisticated as to ~the layman. There Is one key statlstlc. QedCaPfJC r BUSINESS ANALYSIS however, that is ~aaily un· deratood. The prlce·eatniogs raUo ot the Dow Jones stocks wu down to 7.9 at the close or business last week, one ot its lowest levell ln many years. In 1961, wbeo the market was soaring to the heavens, the ratio · -or the multJple ot earnings that inv~ are willlng to pay • for a &hare -was 16.8. And at times it tanged up to 18 times or so. THE SHARP DECLINE didn't begin until 1973, when the ratio fell to 9.9. By 1974, deep Into the recession. lt fell to 6.2. Up to 11.3 in 1975, it began eroding again until it reached the recent low. Many of bu& caution that it might fall even lower sometime io 1979 before beginning its as· cent. But ascend It will, they say. noting that if the cummt ratio doubfed it would merely be THE BVU..S don't d.ilacree. ritut they 111y the pendulum Is •1nging their way. People have had their till of J:Overnment over. spending and deficits. and lnlla· t1on finally is belna challenged. they say. They maintain that business has ~orrected some major fail· ings. It is better financed ln the past few years, they claim, and they believe that the Initial en· vironmental costs, which cut in· to profita, have now been taken eare or. Some see business as Jean and bwigry. And so, they hope. ls the stock· buying public, wbJch the New York Stock Exchange H)'l\ shrunk by more than S miWon during Lbe 70s. Should they be attracted back, they could glve a th.rust to prices. Such forecaata are built upon assumptions, and the bu.Ila are perhaps a bit more. concerned about them than they would like to lel on. But one must take a view. and ao they look upwaard and beyond U'le obstacles. Energy Tax Credits Show on '78 Return WASHINGTON fAP> -When you file your Income tu retW11, remember you can claim credits for resldenUal enera expen- ditures made 11.nce April 20. 1.977. Honsfug Supply D~ops Robert Batinovich. c h airman of the state Public Utilities Commission, has resigned the post eff ec· tive Jan. 17 to return to private business. The office of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. said be would later be offered a part-time state JOb. Wbetber the expenditures were made in 197'7 or 1978. the claims must be oo your 19'78 tax return. You cannot claim the credlu by filing .amended 1977 returns. Under the law, available credits go up to $300 for certain con· servatioo expenditures and up to S2.200 ror installing renewable ener~y sources. Quali(ying expenses include weatherstripping, in· sulation, storm doors and windows, caulking and certain heating system modlricatloos. Increasing Slwrtage Blamed on Proposition 13 • SACRAMENTO CAP> -Hous· mg vacancies are at near-record lows and coostruction is being -;lowed in some areas by an UD· looked-for effect of Proposition 13, Brown adminlstrallon of· ficials say By reducing property taxes 57 pe rcent, last June's ballot in- itiative discouraged some local -government.a from allowing new housing developments beeause tax revenue does not match the cost of services, an administra· lton spokeswoman told a Senate c·ommittee. "PROPOSITION 13 will rurther reduce the aupply or Jand available for development and inc rease the price," said Deni Greene, deputy direct.or of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's Omce or Planning and Research. Business representatives at the hearing called for weaker environmental reeulattons. A member of Brown's Housing Task Force proposed IQ~le -housing aid and restricUoD!!}ln tenant evictions. AU sides agreed that the s tate's housing short.age is severe. "IT MEANS YOtJ have to st~ when the rent is increased, ' s aid Norvene Foster, deputy director of the state Housing and Com munlty De.velopment Department. Department officials said housing vacancies ln most of the state's urban areas appear to be wen below the 5 percent figure defined as a ''shortage" level by the federal government. Estimates for homes and apartmenta combined last year yielded a 2. 7 percent vacancy rate in Lo& Angeles County, 3.2 percent in Orange County and 4 percent in the San Franctsco-Oakland area. MARCIA MILLS 0-F the League of Women Voters, a member or Brown's California Houaing Task Fore!;~ said its re· commendations wm lnclude a state "commitment of funding for 80,000 housing units a year." But she didn't say where the money should come from. Sen. John Foran, D·San Fran· bsco, chairman of the Senate Select Committee OD Housing and Urban Affairs, predicted ao significant state money for bous· ing would be available this year. MS. MILLS SAID another task force recommendation would be some restrictions, whlcb she didn't define, on eviction ot ren· ters In a housing shortage. She said the group, which ln· eludes some builders, supported the proposal by consensus, with some di.ssent. On another toplc, Ms. Greene, whose office ls one of the most innuential in the administration. said some restriction.a should be placed oo post·PrOl>O$ition 13 local building fees. AMID &EPOllTS OF hefty fee increases to make up for local property tax losses, Ms. Greene s aid building fees should be llmlted to the costs of such de· velopmeot-~lat.ed services as sewers, roads and permit pro- ceulng. A construction Industry spokesman blamed clean-air laws fOC' much of the housing shortage. "For too long. state agencies have empbastUd environmental concerns to the detriment of the · coostructloo lodustry and the homeowners, tenants and other publice which it serves," said Santa Ana developer Karl Bergheer, spokesman for the in- dustry's construction awareness program. IP THE TREND continues, he •aldt "a large percentage of our resiaeots couJd someday be en· Joying thelr smog-free alr and park·llke surroundings from tent. and treehouses. ·' Berg.beer urged the Brown ad· mlnlstratioo, which soon wUl re-view· region.al clean-air plans, to give housing needs as much weight as air quality. Cliff Hood, president of an Orange County·baseci Industry· labor group, called OD the state to •trip local agencies ot "much of their authority to delay and impose costly conditions on de· velopment." 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'Ml. ~-~ ~ L'f_;..n t• .;."-· 2;,'.m51-'~3 '~i ~~;' Lt •.•' •!Jil ~~ hlllory lalt ~ U'le 1 ~ ~o; .fl ~, u.;t, ... ttMt "' ~ B~ = :J; .l!l 5 ~ t; ~i" ~:t ;;,;~ ~ i;: j;t -Vtfnmellt nld ·mUl'I• WI~--.~ ;;t ~ .!-f1·1r ~ U ML u• OW•• 16.'ii ~II•~ :jf " Ill 'Jr. "'-'· .: Ht. dar. ~ tn =:_,,,..o D t' = r 'fl'~ "'J::r-r..C.u.=:..'1N.,. t0. •,:it ..J '*--,,...,-. . . • , ,, ., Friday' NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 2 P·•· (EDT) Price"a ............... lf ........... Wi!l ............. te.tlttW ........ ...._Olt,.. .... ClflClflMtl•tKll ~ .... ,.... ..... ~ .. ._.,M ..... llll.,t«wlllietC...-,..,.1-..i.1 ,. r - I Friday. J1n1WY 6. 1979 DAIL y PILOT ac Tea Money Vse Urban Financial Qu~stions PoseU 81 SYLVIA POaTEa Tbe Onudal default of Cleveland, rwnon ol Imm neo buk?Ullldel ol other maJo:'uC.: ind tM ..conUnulQJ crllil 6a New Yon City'• fi unDOt help but WI derUne die exa.t to wb.lcb rounlclpal finance l• a mue o mlllafonnltioe ud contualOft. Tb• averase c ltlaen cannot c ut throuah tbc buteaucrllie Ped t.i>e to rind out bow one_dtr compare wtlb o&Ws lQ efftdent use of tax rDOOef, IC funds are bein( handled 19111 nbly and bow f WMSI are bem& fuoneled. COOPB•• • LYBaAND, WRICH doea mor1 muntdpal aodltlng than any other nrm, says, "Findin& CHI laa'l euy at all." The firm. 1n coruunctioo with *" Ua1venity ol Mlcb11an, analyzed the ftnanclal disclosur· pracUtts ol .-cltJet and coocluded tbat the financial n port.a ol many dtles are "not suited to the needs of i11 formed tupayen. •• IA tboH cues where comprehensive repof14 are Is sued, ''tbey are so voluminous and so lacklne ln summar. type lafonnaUon u to discourage comprehension." Yet mote enll&btened tupayen could strongly ill nueace tbe e(ficleot operatioos of cltJes and, undoubtedb hel_p pat tbe clUes on a so~er f oundatlon and perbap either cut the tax burden or Improve services. Municipal govern- ments abould be forced to make their reports comprehensive. s ue· cinct and intelligible . Cities should routinely meuure the efficiency and er£ectiveness of the programs they undertake. Money's Worth HERE ARE JO QUESTIONS ro· ASK politician r espooalble for making financial declsion&, prepared b: James A. Hogan. Coopers & Lybrand's partner responslbl1 for state and local government services. u) Whal are you doing to retain and galn private sec tor businesses and jobs ror the area you represent? <2> Have you maintained autonomy by not lncreasin: the dty's dependency on the federal government for re sources with strings attached? (3) What steps are you taking to assure provision o only those services that citizens demand and are w111in1 and able to pay for? (4) ARE YOU INSISTING THAT proven managemeo · methods <zero-base budgeting, roe: ins~~-~) be used to se pd.oritles for public services to be provided to keep taxe ancl spending down? <S) Are you making sure that goals and objectives arc written into laws ao their ertectlveness can be measure- and reported to the public? · (6) Whal efforts are you making to find new ways ti. deliver essential public services more efficiently? (7) What plans are you making to increase lhe perceo tage of government lacome that Is used to pay for curren services instead of general administration, and paying of. old debts and retirement benefits earned in th&past? (8) WILL YOlJ HELP IN PUBLISlllNG a simple an nual city report that anyone who usually reads busines.• news can understand? <9> Wall you seek Improved credlbtlity of financial r<' porta by calling for mandatory aucllla by a qualified in dependent firm? (10) Have your bond ratings Improved ln relation t1 other government units of thia she and type? Whether any city officlaJ could give honest answers ll even a ff!!W of these questions ls debatable. But hearing th. questions places elected officials on notice that they canno make vague campaign promises for votes any longer. No Charge Small Business Workslwp Set Areas of conslderatlort in starting a business will bt discussed during a free workshop ln Santa Ana oo Jan. 16. The workshop has been arranged by lhe Orange Count~ cbapterottheServiceCorpsorRetired Executives. THE PROGRAM IS CO·SPONSO&ED by the Santa Ana Public Ubrary, Santa Ana College and the U.S. SmaU Business Admioiatration. It will be held in the Santa Ana City Council chambers, BuUding No. 20, Civic Center Plaza, from 9a.m. to4:1Sp.m . Registration will begin at8:30. Leading each area of discussion will be local business and professional persons and service corps members. At the conclusion of each workshop segment, question and answer sessions will be held . The lnlormatJon presented at the workshop has been designed to help both new and prospective owners of small bualneaaea. regardless of the specific type of enterprise. More information Is available at the Los Angeles dis- trict of~ of tbe tJ .S. Small Bualness Adminlstration al <213>68lM882,orattheSantaAn1PublicLlbracy,834-fMS . .. By Tbe Auocla&ed Pnsa Selected world 1old pricts today: London: morning hxlng 1226.70. up $3.~: afternoon fhclng ms.so. up $2.~. PU'll: ~moon fildna SZM.'2; up 13.41. fraaklart: close $227.04. w>'3.98. Zukb: 1226.~. b d op SUS: $2216..00 asked. New Yortt: Handy & Hannan bale price, $225.SO, up 12.35. -New Yon: En~elhatd 1ellin1 prlce, $225.80, up sa.as. New Yortt: Enaelhard fyncaled aold, 1231.6$, up 12.•1. .. .. ' I 0 n 0 y If' s ts d t J f . . . . 88 OAJL V PILOT Carew an Angel? Bavasi Optimistic About Hains' Chancel! 8y DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of , ... .,..,, ...... , .. " Jr loitt-mHn anytbln11. th~ aroolt"•t hJtlcr In ba ball "ill be wt>ar1na n An.arl unlrorm this apftna. M lnnuou Twins llral ba•cman Rod <.' rew, • lt'\.M\ llme Amerkan League batun champ, appear just a atanalurt away trom auurln1 tb Calltornla Anael1 of anothet:L pennanl·contendln.a au.son ALL 11lt; INGREOI NTS are there he's 'Unhp ppy with t"5 present manaaement. he want.s the Angela. the Anem want him and. moat lmporuntly, the Angela can allord him. Carew reportedly wants to be pald more than Pete Roee, now baseball's highest.paid player with a $3.2 million contract at Phtladelphla. AllhouRh several other clubs t\a Ve CXJ>ressed interest, and IT IMPLY MAkt!S fOOd bu1lnn1 1enst-to make a dttil now . whit~ the Twins cun stlll itil a tew quality players in ex· chanRe· It'• th 1 ine relt'lonlna lhat RavHI 11y1 h used prior lo the 1978 1t'ue>n when he-dealt away popular outfielder Bobby Bonds. Bav11l tclt that Bonds was plan· nlnl lo berome a free agent. The 1ubject or Carew's future 111 10 hot that during an Anaheim Stadium press conference for a totally different matter Thurs· d y, the llrst question <and most of the roUowing ones> pertained directly t.o the possible signing. THE INTENT of the con· lerence was to introduce the Angels ' recently.acquired persoMel-outfielder Dan Ford. pitcher Jim Barr and coaches Bobby Knoop and Larry Sherry. But the first query directed to Ford, a former Twin. was what he thought about a possible Carew deal. ... the Bost.on Red Sox reportedly made a firm offer Thursduy, the Angels appear to have the inside track bt.~ause Carew, an 11 year veteran. has the right to veto any deaJ he doesn't l~e. TO BECOME ANGEL'? Carew Want• Trade "l think for the Angels, need· Ing a first baseman like we do. signing him would be the best thing," Ford answered "Rod says he'd like to come here. 1 know it's his No. 1 choice." ANGEL MANAGER JIM FREGOSI (LEFT) CHATS WITH BOBBY KNOOP. CA REW HAS ALJltADY re· jected one trade to bis second choice-the San Francisco Giants-and aJI that remains is for the Twins t.o accept one of the trade offers that the Angels have already made. Manager Buzz.ie Bavas1, "and there's no question we can reach a salary agreement with him. It's just a matter or whether or not we can satisfy Griffith." _Anteaters Win Laugher That's where t.he logic comes in. Carew has already an· nounced he won't sign another contract with the Twins, and if he isn't traded this season, he'll be a free agent in 1980. The Twins couldn't get any com· pensation for him. FORD SAYS CAREW wants t.o leave Minnesota for the same reason he himself decided to become a free agent-problems with the front office. 107-57 Ro11:t Occurs at Right Time for UCI By ERNIE CASTILLO became obvious the game was "We've given Cal Griffith 1Twins owner> a list or several players we'd be willing to trade for Carew," says Angel GeneraJ Bear Looks Baek Bryant Was Close To Giving It Up · TUSCALOOSA, Ala. <AP> - Bear Bryant almost missed out on Alabama's fourth national college football championship, he disclosed today. .. I almost retired two years • ago, but now I'm glad I didn't," the 65-year-old Alabama coach told The Associated Press by phone from "somewhere in Florida," where be is on a recruiting trip. BRYANT SAID he was so close to retiring that he "even talked with the president about it. "} thought maybe they should br\ng in somebody younger. I was getting old and 1 didn't think I was doing a good job. I still don't think so, but I'm sur· rounded by good people and it wasn't very bard artalk me out or it," Bryant disclosed just a Two Share Bowling Lead few days after Alabama defeat· ed previously unbeaten Penn State 14-7 in the Sugar Bowl and captured the national cham· pionsbip. The Bear. who has been Alabama's head coach since 1958 and bas ta.ken the Crimson Tide t.o a record 20 consecutive bowl games, knows that some day be will have t.o step down. He doesn't want the cupboard to be bare and he 's doin g something about it. even though he can coach through the 1984 season if he wants to. "WE HAVE A GOOD program going, and when I thought about retiring it lookei like we'd have good material for the next two years," he explained. "I don't want t.o retire after we lose all our players and then have peo. pie say Alabama couldn't win because I wasn't here." "It got t.o be where playing in Minnesota was a hassle. The management got down on the players a lot," Ford said. "The club basn 't won in a while and someone had to take the blame," F ord says . "Management decided to put it on the players." THE ACQUISITION of Ford gives the Angels a boost in replacing Lyman Bostock. the outfielder . who was shot and killed last September . But Bavasi says th~ Angels have much more revamping ahead. "We still need a lefthanded hitter and Carew would certain· ly fill ~ bill," Bavasi says. "Now that the holidays are out or the way we can start working at these things again.'' And if California can actually get Carew's name on a con· tr act? Would its shopping be over for 1979? "Absolutely not," Bavasi says. "That would give us al least one other man we could deal, and then we could go after· some big Improvements in other· areas." oiu. o.1" ,.,._. s~" going to be a runaway. It ~been quite some time since Irvine was on the smil-Vic Conyers put on a slam ing end what is euphemistical· dunk exhibition. Lester Jones ly known as a laugher. And it and Louis Bremond got in some will be a long while before one-on-one fun, Steve McGuire another one rolls along. But and Quentin Brown worked on Thursday night, as they picked their shooting. Robbie Beal and on somebody smaller than they Steve Rodgers tested inJurie~ were, the Anteaters didn't forget and the reserves got in a lot or what it fell like as they made the· playing time most of an opportunity to play basketball bullies. Mac Murray College. 1.1 Division lil team that is more on a sight·seeing tour than a road trip, drew the honors or serving as a punching bag for UCI -frustration': With e verybody playing and six players scoring in double figures, the Anteaters rolled up a 107-57 victory t.o snap a three.game losing streak and lift their spirits for the upcom· ing Pacific Coast Athletic Assn. season. ' THE STYLE or play looked as out of place as the final margin. UCI Coach Tim Tilt, who would prefer his players run a patient passing game. allowed them lo flash their freewheeling run· and·gun skills as soon as 1t Generally, a fun time was had by all. especially Tift who saw nothing but good come out of an exhibition in which his team shot 58 percent from tbe field and committed just 11 turnovers. Even if it was only before a sparse Crawford Hall crowd of 525, Tift said it was good to be home again after spending the entire month ol December on the road. "TlllS SHOWED VS a Jot of things," said Tift wbo seized the opportunity t.o work his troops in a zone defense for the first time in a month. "We're trying to run off of free throws and this was a good game for us to play and play everybody. "It was too easy but we dJd show some patience:· he added. "It didn't look like we were run· ning the offense but we tried to slay with it. After a while, I told them if they had a chance for an easy basket or a dunk to take it. "Everybody's confidence 1s up. We were disappointed wilh our play at Santa Barbara last week because we had the OP· portunity to win both tourney games. The first game we couldn't shoot and the second we 65-63Win had no defense. Up to that point. I thought we had continued to improve .. SINCE THE COMPETITION gets markedly tougher next week. t.he Anteaters will have to keep on improving. After a rinal tune·up against Portland Stall' Saturday. UCl o~ns PCAA play Thursday at Cal State Lon~ Beach . the team many fct·I should run away with the con ference crown But the only runaway the Ant eaters are concerned with right now is Thursday night's. UCl reached the century mark for the first time as a Division I ·~ team and also equalled a school record for margm or victory. . Conyers, who had just 16 field goals in the first eight games, had three by slam dunks against Mac Murray. Even Jones, the s mallest man on tbe UCI roster at 6-0, got in a slam to go aJong with a season-high 18 points. Everybody but Rodgers. who was testing a strained knee. scored. ~< Mlln'n 1571 v c I !'YIM Cl07 I f'I II Ip Wll son \ O. • •O Brown Krol O 11 1 Nl<Gulf• HQf'~ti.td I 0-0 1 Bolden a.11 • 1 1 • Jone• WHI J ().() • Br•mond _,.,.,,"' 1 o.o • Conn" O.vl\ J I l 1 A~r• W•rO o 0.0 0 Jurll CNPIM!I-0 1- 1 Sulllv•n S< 11ooer o o.o o M.ou<o 8enne111 11 1 2 I• 8"al S<llVOllP I 0-0 1 o 8rlen o o.o o 19 ft IP S 0.0 IU • fri> '" • 0 0 ti 8 11 ·~ ~ 1·l 11 " 3>4 " 0 0-0 0 ~ ... ~ 0 1·1 I ' 1·1 • 0,, , , ()-0 • • 1·1 10 TOC.I~ , ..... ,, Tot.tis 43)1·1• 101 H•lfltmt VC•rv•ne•H . Tol•I touls M¥. """rro 13. VC lrvtne 16. Fouled oul none. Allen4<1n<A! SU "'''""'"'"'" He won't have t.o worry about that for awhile because all re· tirement plans h ave been pushed aside and the Bear is on t he track of Amos Alonzo Stagg's all·time record or 314 coaching victories. The Sugar Henry Gonzalez of Colorado Bowl triumph was Bryant's Springs, Colo.. and Carmen 284th and he -needs just 31 more Salvino of Chicago shared first t.o become the all-time kttfg. place after Thursday night's ''People started using my age com petition in a $100,000 against me in recruiting." he Professional Bowlers Associa· said. "I Mver even thought tion Tournament al Wonderbowl about Staeg's record until last in Anaheim. year and I said as long as It's a Struggle For Bruins Again Gonzalez, who has won just somebody has to have the record one previous PBA tournament, it migbl as well be me." and Salvino, a Hall of Famer BRYANT RETURNED to with 16 tour victories, had 5,984 Tuscaloosa from New Orleans pins after each fourth·round on Tuesday. In the wee hours play. which. COllers .a total o£ -26--w~ednesday-he-wa9 -inform~ games that The AP's board of sports Sixt~n match-play games are writers and broadcasters bad scheduled for today before the voted Alabama the national 24·man semifinal lineup is cut to championship. To celebrate, he rive finalists for Saturday's na· went recruiUng. lion ally televised finals. Winner "l 've done more rec ruiting or the 1979 PBA o~ner will col· this year than I have In the last lect $15.000. 10 years put together." he said. Guppy Troup of Columbia. "I've never been on airplanes as S.C., was third entering Friday's much as l have this year. We play with 5,869 pins followed by need some players who can play Steve Martin or Kings port. and the competition is awfully Tenn. at 5,856; Dan Roche of tough. You 've got to be so much Lkensed \loter? By The Associated Press UCLA may yet win its 13th consecutive conference basket· ball championship, but It's becoming more obvious by the --O*!~~-Vl4t-as:uins-ar.en 'L going to accomplish such a feat without a struggle. The sixtb·ranked Bruins cap- tured the Pacilic·8 Conference title in each or t he last 12 seasons. and were 14·0 last winter. They now stand 2·1 in the first Pacific.JO rampaign after a close caJI Thursday night. BRAD HOLLAND'S 20-foot Downey at 5,848: Wayne Zahn or more selecUve and careful . Tempe at 5,838; Pete Couture or "If we don't come up with a Windsor Locks, Conn. at 5,821; good freshman outfit this year Bill Spigner of Hamden, Conn. we'll start downhill. We lost 26 at 5,803; Ernie Schlegel at .S,770 seniors last year, we lose 21 th1s and Nelson Burton ot St. Louis year and· we're thin every- Judd Karlen, 2•1.z, of Corona del Mar, waves his cardinal and gold pompon in front of his father's car which leaves no dou6t on the license plate as to who is the No. 1 team in the nation. Judd's father, Russ, has owned the plates since 1972 and has been a season ticket holder the last three years. . jump shot with 3:19 to play ac· counted for the game's final points as UCLA nipped visiting Oregon State 65-63 at Pauley Pavilion. The Bruins are 8·2 overall i the Beavers are 8·3. "I feJt we needed this win t.o gain momentum In the con· terencfe." said UCLA Coach at s. 756. ~here.'' ' Jensea Seores Biggest Goal of Career M0NTREAL (AP) -Steve Jensen was a st.at on the United States' hockey team at the 1976 Winter Olympic Games. but the blgf{est goal of b1s Nn- Uonal Hockey League caretr came three years later as the Los Angeles Kings edged the Montreal Canadiens s-4 Thursday night. •:J 've never felt more pressure golng tn --On a-WeakAway:"' Jensen said Of bls eame-wlnnlna ga.1 at the 19-minute niark In the third per od. •'J COULON.fl' TELL you what I did. J Jmt ._. J Awed down com1nC la on Bunny ~Mohtteal aoaJle Michel L•· t , rocque 1, but I couldn't remember ti l made any move. .-.With my speed I've had a lot of breakaways in my time and, with guys like Marcel CDlonne) and Butch <Oor· Ing) teachlng me, 1 had to learn.'' The goal was the 11th In 30 games at Los Angeles tor J enaen , wbo scored 13 tn 14 same. tor the North Stars Jut seaaon. THE I.En WINGEa went to Los An1ele1 from the lllnnuota Nortb Stars .wttb.Rlc:k Hampton and D•ve Gardner prior to the current ·~ u c:ompematlon for Mlnbel0ta'1 1&p1n1 or free agent defenseman Oary Sargeht. The move has been a dream come true for Jerusen. • "11 had a tough grind mentally In Min· nesota. We played 100 gamea and only won 25," Jensen said. ·'The ch'1\ge was really good for me. This team Cthe Kinga) plays my style -a f'reewheeUng type of &oekey. •' Dave Taylor scored two &oala for the Kines. Brlan Qlennle and Murray Wl11on also K<>red for Loi Aqelee. TBt: KINGS llOUNCSD back froln _. .. , '°81 to Wubt.Dpm Wedbeldiy "i«iht -the c~. wbo I09t 1-2 to New York Rangtirs on Wednesday. equalled their longest losing streak or the'lleason -two games. lCOllli 1v r•111oos LO\ .. ft9el• • 0 1 l MoftlrHI I J I "'"' ..... -1. L.Ot A191tt. hyklr ... > )4. t ~ A1199tt'S, OMM!t l' ((llllelljp, p..-, 1 • P l Meolel'MI, S.v_,.l (Tt9f'l'llNY, ~1.1' 01 • l..M ......... f•Yltf It 1o.r1 .... ~) .. )1. s. Ut """' ... '"Wit-. toi.nn.. (etttr!IMI. 1,:S.. i'.MftY-H~ '-A.• 14. -~,.... _ .. MGMrMI, Urwcllt • U-ellfW, 5'Mlttl. ••1'. 1. MlflCr'NI, UllMlft U lu.tilll!,, Tr•ntl ... yl, tf ... ~t ... -~LA, IN ..... •·4', l""'*'-'t. IMll. fM. ~~:,:-..;.•..:.':'~. IU....._ S \L.tlltlW, l.11> ,._,, 2.17. 9, LM ~ -1l I°'""' Wit-I, ............. -..... .,__....-wa..,...1•'°"...,._Alrll ...... Tt .... . OMlttt-i.. ........................ ~ ... --... ua. Gary Cunningham, whose team was upset 75-72 at Stanford last week. "We must win our home games and some of our road games t.o win the conference." In other Pac·lO action Thurs· day night, Callforrua upse os Arizona State 70·59 and Arizona whipped visiting Stanford 74-64. One Pac·lO game is scheduled tonight -SoutheTt\ Cal enter· tains Oregon. David Greenwood's 19 poinLc; and nine rebounds paced UCLA to its hard· fought victory. Thl• Bruins stormed out to a 20-10 lead after nine minutt!s but the Beavers fought back to tie the score at 29-all late m the first half and the game was close the rest of the way. • "WE MADE ONE or two too many mJsta.kes tonight." said Oreaon State Coach Ralph Mlller. "We played very well at times but we had some la~. We attempted eight free throws and UCLA tried 24. That says aomelhlng." Oregon Stat e guard Ray , Blume led all scorers with 23 points. Steve Johnson, the Beavers' sophomore center who brought :i 17.5 scoring av.-ragc Into. the game. was held to three > points and four rebounds . ' ' ,_ ) ~ IUM It.II • UCU I.SI / ..... ""'-' Alltn l M I ~"wOOCI • 1 • I• 1 0 4 1111' t 0.0 • ,,_.....,. • •• u • )9/M\-I 1 ) a Alllltll\ I 4-' • .._ II lot 1J HOll•M I M 14 8 11.-..,d • a M 7 HtmlllW t •I I ,. S.wt • H 12 Wtlket I J 2 • ;,i MNll" l l·l 1 "~"· 0 ., 0 f ... lt 2t Wt.) 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TM9•-n.u-Tioek«e HOl .. •Y IHevv °' IVVI Heyy by 6 N .. y U I• ""'llu••v•M1101-1 '••o•f1 fu ••410 LIM flY IMl ...... 1 \0t l.iVI Mlt_, tty• M1......,1 »I\ h~tlN Cltll1nNOflll(MO \I I l'llllly6 H( 61•1• .... II ... .o(llC!lt\H'M .... ~•hclll "wt .... by? P\ir-.4121 '••••• IArk_, n VCl•I ••••II'•' ltY' 10 1011• c .. uor ICl-~Ol\IO\I I (tem-11¥2 Ct.m'°"' 1/ U BluttMfl.._. IStlftf'llf'O •~ 0.0.o<• l \l•lllotd Oy t \l..tllOfO 2J 11 Co11011 IHOll• o.Me o ~'°" • Notr• D•-11\' • Notn1 o.,,.. H .M r.uoar CAI-n -\I I l' """ Al•t.m• 14 I 01e11Qe '°''.,_ Y\ N•l>t'tUkf • Okl•hOm• r.v 10 Okl<11'tom•, ll 1" ROM IVSC v• Ml<hlOM't I V'>( OY. use. 11 10 .------q.oc_. of Clw Da11----- Californ!a Angels' owner Gene Autry: "Making movies and singing songs was fun, but owning a baseball team ls just great. I sleep like a baby at night. I cry a while, I sleep a while, then I wake up and cry some more. Just llke a baby." Starr Get• TIO .. JJear Enettdo• Bart Stan, who said he would gladly stay EiJ on the job on a handshake basis, was rewarded •-• Cor hts Green Bay Packers' progress with a two-• year contract extension as coach and general manager ... Bill Bergey. the Philadelphia Eagles' All· Pro linebacker. has signed a contract with the NFL club that will earn him an estimated $1.1 million over the next four seasons ... Baltimore Colts owner Robert lrsay shot down rumors about trading quarterback Bert Jones or sell· ing the team. saying his son is heir to the NFL club ... Four former Green Bay Packers-center Nate Barrager. euard Pde Tinsley, wide receiver Carroll Dale and nm-ning back Elijah Pill!, along with Packer corporation president Dominic Olejniczak, ha\'e been selected ror in· ouct1on Into the ~tional Football League lt>am's llall of F<ime .. Quarle ack Steve Grof(an of the New England Patriols underwent uc·cessful surgery for removal of torn t·artilage in his krt knee NortMr11 A rfzo•a Plelu Pal•tn- Dwaln E . Painte r, 36, coach of the s quarterbacks and receivers at UCLA since 1976 ••• and r ecruiting coordinator for the Bruins last vear .. was named head football coach at Northern Arlznnn tJn1v<>rc;ity . ,,__,,,. 28 L~ C~ela•d Cimpy Kassell poured in 26 points. lnclud· m in1 12 in the third period, t.o spark tbe Cleveland Cavaliers to a 117·103 rout of the New York Kmcks ln NBA action ... Bernard King hit 29 points and John Wlillamaon scored 27 as lhe New Jersey Nets broke a six-game losing streak with a 125· 112 vlctaty over the New Orleans Jazz ... ~ott Wedman scored 22 points to lead the Kansas City Kings to a 108-99 win over the San Diego Clippers ... The injury-plagued Denver Nug~els have signed comeback-guard John Kuester to a standard player's contract for the remainder of the season. AllOCMr a ... .ell Lead• Bllflale Gare's tally for Bulfalo early in the third period , Phil Rassell'1 goal 76 seconds after Danny &ii gave the Chicago Black Hawks a 3·3 tie with the Sabres in National Hockey League action . . Dan Labraateo scored one goal a nd assisted on two others to spark the Detroit Red Wings past the Wings of the Soviet 6-5 in an exhibition game ... Re11Je Leaeb and Bobby Clarke scored two power· plan goals on a double pen· ally in tbc second period to give the Philadelphia Flyers a 3.2 win over the New York Islanders. ll may have been a costly victory for the Flyers as right wing Paal Holmgren was taken oul of the game with a knee injury, possibly a torn ligament ... Pat HJckey, UH Nilsson, Anders Hed· berg and Ron Greschner of the New York Rangers lead their respective positions in fan balloting for the NHL all· sta r team that will face the Soviet NaUonal team In a thrN:·~ame ~enes next month at Madison Square Garden M~Enro~, F~l•fl Adeanee John Mcl::nroe and Peter Fleming def. Ille • Nast asf' and Sherwood Stewart 7-6. 4·6. 6-3. to ~ ad vanc·(• to the semifinals in the Orange ii D1v1s1on of the World Doubles round-robin ten· ms championships. Paolo Bertoluccl and Adrtaoo Paoatta def. Bob Hewm and Frew McMillan 6·2. 2·6, 6·4. In the Blue Di vision all four teams rem ain in contention as Tom Okker and Wojtek Flba.k def. David Lloyd and Mark Cox 7-6, 6·2 and Stan Smith and Bob Lutz def. GeoU Maaters and Ross Case 6·2. 7 -6 . . . Uana Kloss def. Anne Smith 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 to ad· vance to the semifinals of a Washington tournament where she will meet the winner of the Tracy Austin-Pam Shriver macctt umtght. rn another match. Pam Teeguarden\fef. Re nee Richards 6-2. 6·4. T~o~Radlo Following ar e the major sports events on television today. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ ./excellent; ./ ./ / worth watching; / ./fair; .t forget it. ~ 4 p.m., Channel 52 ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Long Beach State vs. Duke. Announcers : E ddie Alexander and Roman Gabriel. Long Beach State, under new head coach Tex Winter. has bounded Into the t<>e> 20 teams In the coun-try. Tonight the 49ers w ill be playing the No. S ranked Duke Blue Devils in Raleigh, North Caronna • Duke has 11 returnlno lettermen lnclUdlng out- standing guard Jim Sparnarkel. The Blue Devils are undefeated this season under head coach Biii Foster. Long Beach, with only one senior on the squad, was tabbed for a rebulldlng year but has come on strong In early season action. Four starters are back from last year Including Donnie M artin, Michael Wiley, Rickey Wllllams and Francois Wise. OTHER TV 7:30 p.m. (S2) -HORSE RACING -Results of today's Santa An ita racing. • 11 p.m. (9) -COLLEGE aASKETBALL -. Oregon University meets USC In the Sports Arena. Delayed. ' RADIO 'p.m. -Basketball: Lona Beach St•t• vs. Duke a1 Raleigh, North Carolina, KFOX (93.S FM). Oreoon•t use. .. 8 p.m. -8asketb911: Oregon at USC, KFI (.-,). ..... , .... .,,,.,,, ·'··-·~ ... . . . .. ' -~··· F tlday Jll'uary 6. 1979 DAIL V PILOT 8 7 11 Area Standouts-Earn All~CIFF oothall HOnors Eleven Oranae Coa~t area atbl tel have ~ honored with All·CfF Division 1 football laurels as chosen by the Citizens Savlnif Athletlc Foundetion board, capped with four first. team telecllon.s and a half doien second team picks. The aelecllons include a quarterback, two running backs, a receiver. two defensive backs .• two offensive guards and an of· rensive tackJe. a nose guard and a linebacker. Fountain Valley High's CIF nlg Five champion Barons lead the parade with five, while Sunset League champion Edison pickedofffourberths. PLAYER OF THE YEAR is Co mpton High linebacker Mlcha'el Richardson. who nipped Fountain Valley Hi gh quarterback GU compton for the honor. The Compton linebacker. a 190-~under wilh 4.55 speed for 40 yards. led lhe Tarbabes to the Coastal Conferen ce cham- pionship with a 12· I overall record. He was credited with 11 qua rterback sacks. 12 caused fumbles and seven fumble re· coveries. He scored 30 points without ever playing a minute of offt'nse. First team picks from lhe Orange Coast area include Compton, the Fountain Valley quarterback who completed 135 of 257 passes for 52.5 percent and 1.940 yards; Mater Dei offensive guard Greg Brown, who paved the way for the Mona r chs ' * * * otLCOMPTON wicked running game: and Edison High defensive back Steve OaVls, considered one of the best mruor college prospects in years out of Orange County in t.hal category: a nd K evin Margerum. one of two out.st.and· inc receivers on the end of Compton's aerials. Compton. with an exceptional· ly fast and low passing style. went to Margerum for 58 or has completions for 849 yards. llM COPPOM, the other half of Compton's atte ntion. was awarded a second team berth &l> J defensive back. Coppom and Margerum wert' almost dead t-ven in sta t1s t1cs and both played sterling defense in thl• secondary. Coppom 's com pie lion statistics are 55 catches for 790 yards. Also earning second team honors are Newport Harbor line backer Dave Thompson, Edison runmng back Mike Dot· terer and his blockers-guard Bob Dumity and tackle Wayne Nabal -and Fountain Valley ooseguard Rick Lanphear. Thompson. a 200-pounder, was the a rchitect o f Newport Harbor 's staggering 10·7 victory over underrated and No. t 'seeded St. Paul in the first roWld oC the playoCfs . Vanguards Dealt 87-82 Loss SAN DI EGO Southe rn California College's Vanguard basketball team lost an 87·82 overtime decision to Occidental College in opening round action of the Pl. Loma tournament Thursday afternoon. Occidental scored on a 25-foot turnaround jump s hot at the buzzer to send the game into ove rtime. SoCal los t Mike Jolfnson 126) were high for the victors with five sec players 1n double figures Randy Adam~ and Stan Jones were high with 18 eac~ O<cldllll;tl WI S.C..I ~ CIJJ C."1•11~ Wit Mn JollnM>n ~COY CillOClln o<ermM .. It tp .. It ,. l CMI • Nel\we.-r \ ).J tJ lt ~21 -I ... II 11 2_. :it AO.m i 9 1·1 ti 1 1.J 1 Cl•yton \ 11 11 ' 2·1 • Andtrwll • .., 11 ~ 1.1 It H-•1111 I 1·7 J C~Tars Mixlt Up Tonight Corona del Mar and Newport Ha rbor res ume their sporb rivalry torughl a~ Orcm~e Coun· ty's No. I ranked prep basket· ball team-the Corona del Mar S e i.i KtnJ.?S -ho!-t Newport Ha rbor in an R o·clock game. The rtvalry daleii back to 196.S with Corona del Mar boasting a 10·8 edge. but the only result s ignificant to the present. comba· tants is the last time these two met-a SS·S4 Newport Harbor victory on a last·Se<:ond shot. Tonight's duel pits the Corona del Mar tno of Dave Koehler 116.8 1. Shawn Ahearn 114.6 • and Chris Johnston <t2.11 a~ainsl tht> one two punch of score r Jon Sweek 119 11 and thf' sronng 1t6ti1 and ball· hawk in~ of Bnan f'reeman. Corona del Mar enters with an R·t record "' oppo ~ed to Newport Harbor's 8-3 mark Thl' Sailors are ranked No 6 in Oran~e County and there is no common opponent. '•WM-• lol•h All·C•F 01v1.-1 Neiswender and Paul Anderson f'W. T-OHeflM 1 .. S • F'°"'"" 0 •·I 1 llo 1~21 l1 TOl•ll 3'I , .... U Other fl o'c lock non·league ~a mes tonight include Cosli.i Mesa 13-41 at D3Jla Hills 16 -21. Es tancia 18·3 I at Kennedy ; U 01 versily <3-81 at Mission Viejo 110·3 1. Ocean View <8·21 at San Clemente !6-4 1: Laguna Beach at El Toro: Fountain Valley at Katella : and Huntington Beach Te-0.11 ~.-.,.re'""" cu, ns Sr. on fouls in the first minute of the Rec-r-.o.-.eomcit°" 11s J1. extra session and then lost tht! H•lll•""' SoGe1.iws. •K-•N_......,,.,,._i.V11lle'1' 111 51'. d • · 11~1•~ ,._,., r Frena OOtOlllatro. st P..,1 no Sr. ec1s1on. Tou•1out•·SoGe1Co1i.11.0<.cldtni.1u '·R1lr1:.1.a<.nowwu.~"'°",,.. ns St. Blake Withers <27) and Eric Fou1eo ou1: N•llwef>de• ... .-,.~. •Soc...• at Cypress ~.,_,,,....,o.; "° "'· Coli.Qel. 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Richmond on your v1 s1ts there -as well as eoon·t<H>e-<>pened Wallbangers facilities \))ere 1n til4.nt1ng ton Beach and Montebello. • :«la •• . .. • t • • 81 D.\IL V Pll.01 Frta.-;. Januaiy 1. t179 Networks Fumble Ball Television BOtd Coverage Called Amateurish a1 llOWA&O M1TIJ ·~---....., ABC kicked ofl rolle1" footb11l'1 biCCtal w keod of the uon by rumbbna lbe b 11 on \M Woody Haytt' lnc der.t. thtn compounded the fracture br blowin• lh openlna kickoff of th Sqar Bow CBS, With on_ly one bowl lo dtal wtlb, provided absolutely amntt"urtab ~ ot th Cotton Bowl, top u off by compl tety mlulnc t touchdow. that Notte Dame M'Of'ed u Um~ ran out to up I'-a ma1Jn1 comtt>Mck. NBC DIDN'T 8LOW anyt.h.t ol Import and, an fact. did a &ood job ceplurln• lht only controveraial play that <' m u,>, Chari White's fumble that olrklals wronaly ruit:d a Southern CaJ touchdown. nut NBC did manaae. with queostlonable rr.oltvc , lo u t)(1,age the Ro.t-Bowl 's halfhm &ho·~ It wa~ not tell'vlslo~ J finest hour BJ ary eyed 111ew•r~. who aat lhroukn nln national 1•m~. mcludin& the p~. over u 4 day pt'riod d scrvt.'CS ~ltcr The muin cause celebre, or c<iurse. came ( ) Friday no.ht In the Gator TJI PORTS Bowl ..,.hen Ohio State's charm10g co C'h Woody llayes s lu gged a Clemson player in the game's warung moments. The incident. unrrecedented on nahonal TV, led Lo Hayes' dismissa after 28 years on the job A BC showed the incident clearly but televised a replay. And commentators J ackson and Ara Parseghlan ignored the thJng. ne11er Ke 1th whole ALL OF WRICH BROUGHT forth a n avalanc.he of irate phone calls to the network's s witchboard in New York and cries of "coverup" throughout the land. Producer Bob Goodrich, the man running the s how in Jackson ville, offers the follow1ng explanation. He had three sources for videotape replay. With Ohio State dri.vtng toward a possible score with less than two minutes left . he decided to use the videotape on two wide receivers and ust- the third for an end zone shot. Thus he had no replay capability on the main field feed. the picture that everyone sees at home. The cameraman with the end zone view punched off bis tape as soon as the Clemson player was knocked out of bounds to get ready for a quick replay. Unfortunately, he punched off a couple of seconds before Hayes delivered his fateful blow. GOODRICH DIDN'T SEE the punch because DON'T he wu theckJns the replay 0th n In \the truck tbov1ht \My _aaw ll but wer n't aure.fOOQdrkh contacted ABC penonn I on th aldellnes and they .. 1d they didn't 1 It It btt•m apparent that tomethlna ha~ntd but Goodnch wasn't aure what and, ln any t1v('nt , he didn't have It on replay. "I abowfid th only replay I hid but It stopped ahort ol atiowlftl th punch." aald Goodrich. ''l -wouldn't HY h Ctho camtraman> cut off the tape any 1borttr than u ual Normally when a player te>t: out of bou.nch you punch out of reeord. That's th way aJI t.bo n tworu do It." Upetalrl tn th broadcnt booth. Jackaon and Par eahlan ..er not watchina their monitor. ·rney wtre wat.chlna the field and l06t track . .of the Clemaon ptayer ln a t t'a of bodi when he was knocked out of bounds Oood11~h told Jackson that 1ome p(!Opie ln t.b truck thou&ht they bad. seen flayH punch the player. But Jackaon hadn't seen it and wu rt'luctant lo comment on something be hadn't teen. So he didn't say a word. A 11.ME RAN OUT In the game, Goodrich knew h was in trouble but didn't know what to do about it. "I wanted lo die, right then and there." he said. "I've been around long enough to know the consequences of what had just happened. But I also knew by a strange set of circumstances there was noUung I could do about it." * * * 8at•rd••'• TV 9·30 a .m . 19 1 TENNIS-WCT Challenge Cup matches with Bjorn Borg facing Harold Solomon. taped al Montego Bay, Jamaica . 10 a.m. (11 > -CAN-~M BOWL -All-star teams from Canada and the U.S square off at Tampa, Fla. 11 :30 a .m. <2> -EAST·WESTSRJUNE GAME -Players from 13 post -season bowl games i>artlclpate in the East-West Shrine Game from Stanford. Preceding the game: highlights of the Roberto Duran-Monroe Brooks welt.etweight bout, taped at New York: the Hollywood s tunt competition: and the NFL cheerleader classic. 12:30 p.m. 14 I -COLLEGE BASKETBALL - The Rutgers Knights meet the UCLA Bruins at Pa uley Pavilion. 1 p.m. 17> -HULA BOWL Top college seniors play at Honolulu. <22> -PRO SOCCER. 2:30 p.m. <41 -COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Stanford Cardinals meet the Arizona State Sun Devils at Tempe In Pac-JO action. 4 p.m. (7) -PRO BOWUNG -The Miller High Life Classic. taped at Anaheim's Wooderbowl earlier in the day. Sp.m. <2>-NFLGAMEOFTUEWEEK. 6 p.m. <7> -THIS IS THE NFL -Highlights of the divisional playoff games. 152> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Long Beach Stale 49ers meet the North Carolina Stale Wolfpack at Raleigh, N.C. 11:30 p.m. C9> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL - The Oregon Ducks meet the USC .Trojans in a game played Friday at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. 9:30a.m. f4) -NFL '7t. . . . . BIU.MUWOAN Saddleback Coach RCC Tabbed; Saddleback Picked 4th By 'ORN SEVANO Of Ille Dell• ~-.St.ff When the Mission Conference begins league play Saturday night. it will start a race featur· ang both thoroughbreds and plow-horses. · Perennial powers Riverside and Saddleback colleges figure to be. in the race from wire-to· wire joined by newcomers San Diego CC, Cilrl.Ul and Palomar. The plow horses rounding out the field are San Bernardino, Chaffey and Southwestern. -Riverside is led by the solid backcourt tandem of Tommy Wight 16-31 and Ken Copeland 16-1 I who return from last year's squad. Also in the picture Is 6-7 freshm an pivolman Eddie Robe rson. a trans rer rrom Brooklyn. San Diego CC has plenty of talent led by 5·11 guard Carl Dale who averaged 15.3 points a game last year . Saddleback 's problem is inex· perience and figurin&,.how to win on the road where tlie Gauchos are 6·7. He re is how the Daily Pilol handicaps the conference: 1. Riverside tlJ.JI Ve\llY tmpr-•s 1. 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"I bate tent.a." ,John H. Napie~Jla grqwled. Hands cruplng ·a thick rope attached to a heavy abeet of canvas, the tall atrapplng act.or . was posing with three fellpw performers Just before rehearsal of the new play at South coast Rep_ertory's Fourth Step Theatre ln Costa Mesa. HIS DECLARATION was only halr- facetlous. For the past several w~ks. Napierala and four other actors In SCR 's current production. "The Contractor," have been learning and do- ing the construction or a huge, white te~t. And, each performance night for the next four weeks, the actors will step by actual step raise and th~ bring down the 25-foot high by 40·foot wide dnvas creation. Napierala and co-performer Wayne Grace described the construction as the most challeng. .ing thing they've ever done on stage. "IT ISNTTHE SAME as crossing down left and picking up a book ," Grace said. He pqrtrays foreman Kay. a leading cbaracler in the contemporary British play. The manual labor and ttthnicalities or con· structing a large tent is an unlamiliap and com- plicated task in itselC. but coordination or dialogue with activity poses the biggest daf· • ficulty. "There are certain things that have to hap· pen with certain lines." Napierala said. If the tent's construction does foul up the ac- tors will have to backtrack and rix it. lavish wedding party in the large tent for his daughter. As the temporary shelter Is construct- ed on stage. dramatic conflict develops between the contractor. his family and tbe workers. Although the manual labor required of the actors in PUtUng up the tent might seem an un- warranted Intrusion Into a dramatic production, director Martin Ben.son a1d the audience's view or the work and skill that goes into the construc· taon is central to the play. ..mE ENJOYMENT OR lack or It in one's work Is an essential theme," Benson said, adding that the tent's transient presence onstage Is symbolic or the contractor's search for meaning in his life. ·•At the raising or the tent. we are party to the contractor's moment of glory. to his suc- cess. But whep the tent ls'pulled down <in the third acU. we see that the event has paralleled the contractor's life -a brief gesture, made in flimsy rope and canvas, which quickly disap- pea'ts." British Derek Murcott portrays the contrac- tor. He agreed with his fellow actors that this is one or the most difficult shows he's done. THE PLAY PREMIERED in London in 1969, and Murcott first saw lhe production there. If all goes well onstage, he said, the au- dience doesn't really grasp the difficulty or the lent 's construction. M urcott and the rest or the cast are hoping the SCR audience won't grasp the difficulty either JOY OF WORK IS ESSENTIAL THEME OF SOUTH COAST REPERTORY PLAY HOPEFULLY THE audience won't notice anything amiss if they hear Napierala. as workman Fitzpatrick. say: "Hold on Kay. we have a snag here." a line he adlibbed when some ropes tangled during last week's rehearsal. The ofttimes humorous. play tells' the story of a businessman, the t'ontractor, who throws a "The Contractor" wall play Tuesdays through Sundays at 8 p.m. through Feb. 4, with matinees Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30. Tickets cost $6.50. $7.50. and $8.50, with special reduced rates for students. senior citizens. and groups of 20 or more. For ticket information. phone 9$7-4033. Wayne Grace, John Ellington, Ronald Bouaaom, John Napierala Poae In 'The Contractor' Comic .Opera ~. ' I 'Five Penny' .Draws Interest r I Joh.ann Strauss' colorful comic opera, "l>ie ' 1' t Fledermaus," will open the fifth seasoa or Orange Coast r; · College's Five Penny Opera Company. "'; ' f J Performances are set for Fridays and Saturdays, January 12·1.3 and 19·20 at 8 p.m. in the OCC Auditorium. THE PRODUCTION, under the direction of artistic director Carole Boelter, Includes a combination of talented actors, singers and dancers. The main cast is supported by the COJ!:.Sl Master Chorus. The production is accompanied by·the OCC Theatre Orchestra. Sets and costumes for the show are by Bradley Elsberry. Three full stage sets will be used, includil'lg th.;...el~rate and mammoth Interior of Price Orlofsky's summer palace. Elsberry is costuming more than 120 cast members. "T he production ha s something for everyone," Ms. Boelter said. "It contains com· edy. romance and the beautiful Viennese waltz music of Johann Strauss." JILL GOODSEU., a graduate or the Chicago Conservatory or Music, will play Rosalinda In the production. Ms. Goodsell, who also received training at the Juilllard School of Music, has appeared ln several Five Penny prod~cuons. Melissa Tosh, who starred In the OCC producUon of "Hansel and Gretel" two years ago, will play the charmtng maid Adele. Allen Johnson ls the handsome Eisenstein, Mike McCormack portrays the cunnina Dr. Falke, Niccollino Furticella Is Alfred, and St.even Jay Warner plays Dr. Blind. TICKETS ARE on sale ln the Ticket Office, located in the campus Administration BuHd· log. Reserved seats sell for S3. .The office is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m .. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Mail orders may be sent to Orange Coast College Ticket Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. 921826. All orders must lnclUde a check or money order.. and a aelf4ddreased, stamped env .. ope. For more information, ptione 556·5527. . • 'From nature and living come the elements of true reality-moods, emotions and experience. These are what I seek to express in my painting. To attain this. one must transcend limitations 'Mlich the What, Where and When place upon one's work so that the \ imagination can grow \freely to create a ~ expression of ' t/76 spirit of reality, • says Kwok Wai Lau. Creative Seeing \ ' \ l ' .. Kaleidoscopic ideas compressed, rnbined Detcriblng Kwok Wai Lau's paintings In a black and white MW8paper ls Ute having the color go out of the TV in • tbe mlddle ol the Roee Parade. The commemorative poster • .:itltled "Festivity," Is a kaleldOIC()JMc interpretatlon ot Chinese New Year -rused. brlllla"t Image. or sampans. city htah·rise, dragon and lanterns. THE f'lltST &ET&OSPECl'IV& exhibition of 30 years or work by the l11tematlonally known artist and Instructor Is being presented throu1h Jan. 22 at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center" 1201 W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton. ... Althou&h i-au la well l<nown and retpected In Orange County by hla anany painting atudenta, thl1 Is the rtrst op· portunlty to It.Udy biJ pros,.. u a painter," said Donald Knaub. Fullerton's director ,r civic arts. · ••Jn tbil re1pect. It ls •ntereet.1n1 to ·observe the In· nue~ of h1I nauve Hong Kone, or his studies and work In Cblc• IDCl finally, ol the lnctredlble Call/omla light and eolon in bll tmprealve body of work." ' . ~ &ON SALGADO, exhtblUona cun&or. adda that Lau'a wortc "reveall the eJCpreutveMll ot • painter wbo con· ltaatly MIU tO vey the rultty ol Mtve add meets thll . dte-..,.WDte atlve¥tMn.·c'=-=----== . •I Fifty.four oil and acrylic pal s. watercolors and drawings may be seen at the g ry Tuesdays through SUndays from noon to 5 p.m. Admi on la free. The artist will present a free, t hour slide lecture at 8 p.m . Frida)", Jan. 12, illustra ng how ideas are transformed. reinterpreted aDd reco blned to create uni- que artistic expressions. At 9:30 a .m . Thursday, Jan. 18, he\_wlll hecute a large" - acrylic collage to explain how the lnsplcation can result In the compresaion of time and space on~a two-dimensional patnting. Admission will be $1. LAU TAUGHT ART In ChJna unUl United States In 1953 and gr.aduated rro of Chicago In 1955. He worked for the I atrial Designers tnsmute In Chicago and travelled extensl ely before setU· in1 In Loe Angeles In 1969. His design. the Anita Chair <narned won a elution of merit In a national com . by the Uphobtery Leather Group In 1956. er bis wile l. lion sponsored was produced and aold auou lbe country. . Hfs diaclpliMI of lAduatrlal dealp are ~opposite of vlvld outburtta ln 1Uch palnUnp u "Fantuy ~ape," (8eflilTllT ..... Cl) \ , I i/' ·. . . - • .. • CZ DAIL y PILOT GALLERIES . ~ Sketchboo~s, Weaving Show Arti.st's Eeelings ABOUT ABTIST8 BOOK8 -New York critic Pf'ler Frank and art.lat Martha Wll&on have euraltd on tntun1Uon1l exhibition of nt-arly 3SO artists' booka which 10 on dlaplay Saturday at lh UCI Fine Arta Gallery Al a pubhc ~pUon from 4 to a p.m . Jan 10, Frank will apeak about the collection Gallery hours are noon to ~ p m . Tuesday lhrou b f"riday and adm.lu on la frN GUATEllAIAN WEAVING -TM Orance County Ch.apter ot lh Embrotden' Owld of · -creatlvtty Worbhops Starting Y OWlllt.eT'I who f oud tbe lift ol lm· 11ln1Uon d\.lf'iq the boUdlYt can put It to work at aeven eNatJve art woruaop., at.art· Ina aoon at Newport Harbor Art MUMUm. Each top c wUl lnvolve et1ht meet.lft&.a at the muHum. ~ Sall' Clemeote Drive, Newport Beach. LAURIE LEVIT will leach Espectally ror the Littlest from 8:30 to 11 on Monday~1 beginning Jan. 8. Art awarene.u 1ames wm show 4· and 5-year.olds the almple ldeaa of shape, color, movement and tiM. Usin~ the gallt-r1es as a resource, Ms. Lev1l will instruct 9· to lf·year-oldJ how an artist develops an Idea In 1 Create My World from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursdays, 1tatt1na Jan. 11. The group will then experiment with watercolor. collage, film animation, poetry and music. Lillian Garrison will show lhe S to 8 age group that Art Js All Around from 9:30 to 11 :30 Saturdays or Sundays, beglnn.ln1 Jan. 13and14. SUCH PROJEcrs AS dragon puppets, paper mobiles, and fabric sun banners - drawing from nature and lma&inatioo -will end with a cookie-cutting party. Pre-teens wtll discover Art Is An Adven· ture with Chad Jones from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturdays or Sundays, commencing Jan. 13 or 14. PnrticiP,ants will be working In the "flora and fauna ' style of the French primitive painter Henrt Rousseau to create a perma· nent, monumental painting lo the ChUdreo 's Workshop area. JONES A~ WILL be the mentor for teen-agers who want to mix their media Mon· days after school for two hours, starting Jan. 8. Painting. drawing, collage and sculpture from clay or wood will be explored with In· centives from the museum. Class fees vary from $32.50 to $37 for museum members and $42.SO--to $t7.50 for non-members. For registration details, phone 759-1122. 'Dance California' .} Denise Lewis, Heidt Perrine and Paula Proteau will be featured in the ballet. jazz, mode rn and disco dances to be performed at 8 p.m . Saturday in Corona de l Mar High School 'a Little Theater . Choreography will be by members of the Dance Oalifomla ~om.pany and Desnle Scott and Dance Orange County will be guest artists. -::4'. America wm aponsor a dlacuaalon on Indian wHvln1. "Th Ou1tt1mal1n Aberration: Color. Oeal'ni and Indian Culture" by folk art collec· tor·1u de Oordon Froat. Th• lecture la ach~uled f<>t Wednesd1y. Jin. 10, 7:308.m .• at · Newport Beach 81y1lde Sthool. 2531 rehard Drive. WATB&OOLO• EXRIBmON -The N•· tional w~ Soc&«y •• 1pomorin1 lta ... Anoual .Nailon.al B•hlbltlonJ..'_ dllplay by more lhan 100 Amtttcan artbta ·1-ne lhow l'UDI frOm. Jan. t tMouih P'eb U at tho t.a1un1 e.aeh Mu tum of Art. 307 Cliff Drive. The muteum 11 ~n dally except Tuetdaya from 11:30 a .m. to 4.30 p.m. and adm&Nk>n .ta f.r•. For Inform&· uon. call 4'4-All OUNG COVNTY A&TllT -Art by COn· n1e Klnt wlU be '\lured dw1n1 January and February at P1dell Ptdenl Savtnaa' Newport Beach olfi~. llU 11tcUf'f Drive. Her workt have been ex.hlblted ln Hveral west.em atates. Th• mixed media may be vtewed I a,m. to 4 p.m ., Monday throuch Thurtda)', I a .m . to a p.m . Friday, and 10 1.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. PalNTllAKEa EXHDJTION -The AWed Aru Board ot Jluntincton Beach Invites the public to a reception honoring printmaker Brlan Conley at 2 p.m. Saturday. His exhibit wUl run tbrou1b J an. 30 ·at the Huntln1ton Beach Library. Information and CUiturai Resource Center at 7111 Talbert. MOUNTAINS AND COWBOYS -Status Galtery in Newport Beach Is featur ing the photographic canvases titled MountaJns, Scenic Landscapes and Textures by Richard Barnett. and the American Cowboy by Nathan McCreery. The collections are part ot the museum's permanent collection. Hours of the gallery, 3337 Newport Blvd., are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For in· formation, call 673-8389. EuaOPE'S OLD MA.STEU -A major H· hiblUon ol European old master' palntlnga opens Jan. 13 at Bowers'Museum ln Santa Ana, with a loan from the J . Paul Getty Museum of 18 masterworks from the late Rena1uance period or the 17th and 18th centuries . .Admluk>n and parking are free at the museum, 2002 N. Main St. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and 1p.m.to5, and 7 p.m . to 10 Sunday. ETCIDNGS• AND UTHOGRAPHS -The West Coast Gallery, 2700 W. Coast Highway In Newport Beach, Is now featuring etchings1 litho· graphs and lead r eliefs by J asper J ohns. Preview is Jan. 12 from 7 p.m. to 10 and the show opens to the public Jan. 13 and runs through February. The gallery's new hours are 10 a .m . to 7 p .m., Monday through Thursday, Friday to 9 p.m .. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .. and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m . For information call 64~·3221. ONE·MAN SHOW -The Laguna Beach School of Art Gallery Is presentin& a one-man show by Davis Laacellea Bowen from Jan. 8 through Feb. 3. Hours or the gall~, at 2222 Kabuki Theater Due in LA The NaUonaJ Theater of Japan -the august Grand Kabuki -returns to Loa An1eles after several seasons, to Shrine Auditorium for five performances from l'eb. 21 to 24. TBE MllE prosram will be ottered for each of the four evening performances and Saturday matinee . .. Shun.ken" ta a de· tailed story about a war- rior wbo became a priest. He allo t. one of three political prisoners re· manded to a remote laland. "SENJISBI" <The Double Uon Dancel con- cerns a f atber and a soni who -...e a Samura rituat dUc:e wbereln the f atber prays that hll aon will become u llroag u a lion, as be 1oes tbrou1b life, a brave Samural. It, too, con· talna a fbmn•n1 cloee. Mall orders now are beln1 accepted by the Music ~ Ticket Of. flee, 135 N. Grand Avenu.!t Loa Angeles 90012. Tne prices In the esti:a are $15,. $1Ui0. •10 and $8. The balcony lose is $15, boxes are $10, and the balcony is priced at $15, $12.50, $10, $9 and S8. CGcllcdlel{il W~ Ccllllege 1rlhi<e&a~ir ~~-~~~ f ~ntta · ofbic ~ -~ ;f ~~ult rommy i:;." V by Charles Mitchell Actors PJ,,y'10 Golden West l1..llll-gc Jan. 12, 13, 19. 20, 25, Colden West a.t Edinger 26, 27. 8:30 p.m. Huntington Beach Jan 28 • 2:30 p.m. Admission · SJ general, $2 atudentt and Mnlon . . ~ PAOUNl'S 'LUTE PLAYERS' TO BE SHOWN NEXT WEEK AT llOWERS MUSEUM Laguna t;aoyon Road, are rrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Bowen's works will include photographs, graphic desians. murals and logos, drawings, and paintings. For information, call494-l.S20. WATERCOLOR DEMONSTBATION -Rex Brandt w1ll present a watercolor demonstration for the San Clemente Arts and Crafts Club al 7:30 p.m., Jan. 11. The free event will be held In Community Center's auditorium, al Del Mar A venue and Seville. AUTUMN SCENE -The Artist Association or HUl\tlngton Beach North will hold lls monthly meeting. Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m .• at Murdy Park R ecreation Cente r . Norma Drive and Goldenwest Street . Don Miles will be the de· monstrating artist and will paint an autumn scene. CALL FOR ENTRIES -The Riverside Art Center and Museum is sponsoring its BieM1al Competition open to all artists of California. Art works will be judged on the basis of quahty or esthetic merit. Entries must be two-dimensional painting, drawing, printmaking or m ixed media. Deadlines are Feb. 2 by band delivery. and Jan. 31 by carrier. For information, call 684-7111. 'Mr. Toad' Set For Children Junlor Programs of Lon'1 Beach will pre-sent J . P . Nightengale's • Mr. Toad Rides Again" at 10 :30 a .m. and 1:30 p.m . Saturday In the Lakewood High School auditorium at 4400 Briercrest. The one-hour play Is a fut.moving fun. filled children's show which ls based on Ken- neth Graham's classic, "The Wind In the Wiilows." In addition to Mr. Toad, tt features Mac Mole. Bart Badger, Wat Weasel and the Wildwood Gang. J . P. Nightengale. headed by John and Pamela Wood, ls a versawe. talented group that draws loyal fans throughout the Los Angeles area. J.unior frograms of ~ Beach is a non· profit organization that exists for the sole purpo1e of bringing rme theater to area children at a oomina.I price. Tickets are only $1 per person. 1be shows are geared to elementary school age youth. Group tickets are also avalla· ble. ...... ..._..... " . . •• ·: • • I' BEST POP ALBUMS Earful Reaehes neeord. Numbers Choosing Top 10 Can Be Painful By MICHAEL PA. KEVICll ootoe 1>.o11, ~u .. s ... t A J anuary listing or the best Cand worst ) rock albums or the past year should always be taken with a grain of sail. Or a handful in your race If you're Sl11l wear ing a Sid yicioU& T-shirt. CATCHY SINGER Todd Rundgren FOREMOST ZINGER Richard Pryor QASSIC ITALIAN CUISINE VALET PARKING U2S L c...t Hwy, C..... .. ..._ C .. tw llnen""-'7MJ67 Monday thru Thursday Specials (Friday. Saturday, Sunday 'Iii 6 p.m.) except hOlldeys Ocean Perch • .. . . . . . . . . • . . • . • 3.45 Atlantic Cod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.95 Red Snap.,.r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.45 Mahl Mahl ................... 4. 75 Grilled S.a Baa• .............. 4.75 Top Slrtoln Steak ......•....•• 4.95 Lob9ttr Tall .................. 6.95 StHk & Lobtttr .............. 7.95 Plus Fresh Fish, Other Seafood and Steaks ,,-' I Plrldav. Januaty 5. 1979 DAIL V PILOT €3 808 MARLEY TOPS RECORDING CHARTS WITH PURE J~MAICAN MAGIC First. consider what those fans with a title <·'critic" l go through In a logistical sense. About 2,600 records were released In 1978 and how can a ranal "Top Ten" be legitimate without hearing each album at least once? Figuring on 40 minutes per album. this means the poor rock bozo must be underneath the headphones round the clock for 72 days! This leaves barely enough time for a con- cert every night and painful ear and nose transplants every full moon. Try accounting. There's also tbe problem of personal biases too numerous <and probably too embarrassing I to mention ln public. SO, WITH A NOD of thanks to Stevie Wonder, Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles for lay- ing low last year so some other folks could make a buck, here's the 10 best or 1978 <I n copout alphabetical order): .._E I vi1I Cdlnello, "This Year's Model." No weak or foving moments as rock's en- f a nt t errible punches his way through a perceptively bleak lyrical world few artists can articulate in a three-minute melody. A pithy masterpiece that jumps. Al Green, ''TbeBelleAJbam." The world's greatest soul singer in tender religious rejoicing m akes for awesome effects. Guaranteed to brighten anyone's day. ' "David Johansen." Fonner N. Y. Dolls' lead s inger combines '60s rock with t.he cooler sensibilities of the '70s. He's an extremely Intelligent composer who also tore apart The Cuckoo's Nest and Golden Bear with his live performances. The Kinks, "Misfits." Honesty, integrity and Ray Davies. Nick Lowe, "Pure Pop For Now People.•• Sprightly power pop crammed with lyrical wit and production wizardry makes lhls album as refreshing as a summer Sunday drive along the ocean~ Sing along to "Bay City Rollers" and find perpetual innocence. Bob Marley and tbe Wailers, "Babylon By Baa." There's no more compelling stage persona than Marley, here captured live <double-sell in Paris with body-moving resul ts. Pure Jamaican magic And proof that reggae Is still a vital force. Celebrate . Parliament, "Fnnkentelecby vs. The Placebo Syndrome.'' A delightful cosmic funk cartoon, pitting t he zero funkalivity.forces of Sir Nose D'Voidorunk against Star Child and his "Bop Gun." Say What? "Dance.sucker .•. " George Clinton. The S&ooes, "Some Girls." Rock's premier band caught stride again (See TOP ALBUMS, Page C4> Real cant•se f 1111 eat ...... Of' tekt home STAG CHINESE CASINO Sports Show Starts 9-day AnaheimRUn Like a three-ring circus, ther e'll be sometblng iolng on every mlnute al the 14th an· nual Sporta. Vacation & Recreational Vehicle Show. whldt opens a 9-day-nan Saturday at Anaheim CooveoUon Center. And there'll be somethlng for the entire family at the show -an exciting, twice-dally, L.u .Veeaa-style stage presentation: a daily filhlng clinic. with angling and fisn-co0kln1 Ups s upplied by expert.8; a gold panning def monatration: the Ozark Woodcarvers exhibit.• display of oaUve American 'whittlln"' and ~ tradltlona.1 Travel Film Festival. AS IN 111E PAST, the show will be sec- tionalized. Occupylng it.s own area will be ~ enormous display or recreational vehicles: s leek van conversions, mansion-like motorhomes. attractive mini-motorhomes, com- pact little trailers. luxury campers, and blf. split-level Fifth Wheels, which come with their own powerful, specially-designed trucks to match. Tackle Row will be bigger than ever, with just about every top quality rod. reel. lure, line and tackle box in tbe U.S. to be seen. An impor- tant feature will be a 100.foot casting pond, where anglers can try out various rods, and ob· lain free casUng lessons from world champions. Travel Row will contain a record number of exhibit booths manned by travel and tourif t authorities: profes_slonal guides, fishermen and hunters. They will speak for dozens of states, cities. lake. river a nd mountain resorts. ranches, national parks and hunting and fishing areas. ALL THIS, PLUS the latest ideas and models of RV accessories, and backpackin1. camping. packing.in, hiking and mountaJn climbing equJpmenL The show doors open on weekends at noon and on weekdays at 2 p.m. Sunday is "Kids Day." and children up to 16 will be a~· t.ed free when accompanied by adults. 0 urs- day, Jan. 11. each child, 6·12, will receiv a free · Bicycle Book Bag. · Admission is $2.95 for Adults; juniors <12·16 l, • $2.25; kids t6·11 l, Sl.25, and Free for youngsters under 6. For information phone 635-8811. f',....PageCI ARTIST ••• "Glittering Hong Kong" and "Fuchsias.·· ' • When Lau is not creating another acrylic masterpiece, he ls an instructor at the Laguna Methodist Art A.ssociatron, Anaheim Cultural Center, Downey Art League and Whittier Art Association. you never know • whatyoull want next PRESENTS- IMS 6tll'Jo4----m!; 16278 PACIFIC COAST HWY •HUNTINGTON BCH •1213159?· 1321 3901 E COAST HWY • CORONA DEL MAR. cm167&-0900 A Dininq Experience Beyond the Expected Your favorite cuisine: steak, chicken, seafood. dollcata soups, classlcO'I salads; prepared to please your palate. Serveti tn tho ambience of most beeuUiul oriental surroundlnQs. Ma.Ice your reservotloos now for a truly enjoyable dinlnq experience. ~ •eo Fashion Island, Newport Center Reservations {714) 644-4811 • Century Plaza Hotel, Century' City Reservations (213) 2n·1840 • GOURMET DINING -MEDITERRANEAN AM. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10-3 PM • DANCING NIGHTI. 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LAGUNA BEACH (lft The~•cll Ample F-roe Panong 494.9491· 752-8558 • Announcing the Opening of • ERNESTO'S CONTINENT AL CUISINE Fren<:l'i creatR51'fs and "Otl'ler tntematlornrt specialties. Including flaming after dinner drinks dnd dessert.a served In the most exquisite continental fashion, '"' r-.vatlont Gill 17141661-6801 Ot (7 141 s~ 4&21 Sunday Brunch--9 am. to 2 p.m. ERNESTO'S COl'nlf'fENTAL CUISINE Is loc4tod on O..ncs Point. Callfomla 111 24314 Del Pnldo Avenue one half block oll C~ Highway MM the Brookside Winery. GET ACQUAIMTID OFFIR Your Choice of DUCI AL 'OIAMel one half youno duckllllQ or served wtth orano• and Grand Memler aauce. YIALOICAll Tender \1'991 topped wtth asparagus epeara, klno c rab meat anc:t Hollandlaae sauce. '5.25 with tl'lll COUPOn Smell flt &be Crowd" Tbul"ld&y Dia.ht. lt'1 the aeco•d ·~~cUoa of "Oreasepa•nt .. tb&a MUOD, fGlloWtlll lbe W•t•••er Community n..ter•1 ....... t fall. Nm .. OD Saturday altbt, wUl be South C4a1t llepertoey '1 ••toad event ln lta new Fourt.b ..., Tllea&er, ''Tbe CoDtnetor." It'• aaotbel' .... eoUeetkMI of 0....... Counl1 flntl for tb1a ............ u.ater. Nm.-lbe toaat•1 two diDDer' tbeaten ttiaqe tbillr' marquet9 with a pair of lbow• wb.lcla udlbaYe alOod IDIDJ produetl6n mu.oo U..m -"Normaa,'h 'l'bat YouT0 attbe HuieaulD DlnDer PlayboaM 1'allclay n&,bl IDd ....... ol La M ancba," mMlq tta MCOOd vi.Ill to SebuUan '• w .. t DlDDlt' Pltybouleoa Wednelday. TOSS C>n'DINGI flt a more unfamlllar nature arrive oo lbe aeene a week from tclGl&bt. ooe of Wbkb will be a world premien. Cbarle9 lntern1is&ion Tom Titus MllcheU ls unveiling bis new play "Gothic and Bumpers" al the Golden West College Actors Play box. Meanwhile, the stage version of the movie "To KlU a Mockingbird" shares a Jan. 12 open- ing at the Westminster Community Theater with the opera "Die Fledermaus" al Orange Coast College. "Mockingbird" may well be the fi rst staging of this Fifties drama in Orange County. . The Laguna Moulton Playhouse will be do· Ing the same thing the Harlequin did a while back -putting Its resident director ln the lead- ing role ol "Play It Again, Sam." The Laguna production will open Jan. 16. THE 1av1NE COMMUNITY Theater breaks an 1.8-month period of inactivity when ll regroups wilb NeU Simon's ''The Odd Couple" on Jan. 19. The JCT players will be operating ln Irvine for the first time ln nearly five years, performing at lbe. University High School theater. TeM~ee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" is the ambitious undertakint of the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, opening Jan. 26. Then comes another county premiere, Jules Feiffer 's "Hold Me" at the Newport Harbor Community Theater also on J an. 26. Which pretty well covers the month of January ln local theater. Golden West College has "Savages'' scheduled for a Feb. 2 opening as the area's professional, community and col· leglale theater groups ring In the new year. REHEARSING FOR DllNIVLAND SHOW Lllny Norman Among Pe8bn'9d 8lngen ~ntempo Chmtian Song/est ''Contempo '79," a festival of popula r Christian musical sounds. wUJ .. be presented at Disneyland Friday Jan. 12 from 8 p.m. to 1 a .m. Top groups and vocallst..s will perform at various park stages. Included in the lineup for lbi& special event la aongat.reas Kelly Willard, whose hit la "Blame It On The One I Love ... Daniel Amos, 1978 Cam· pus Llfe Album o( lbe year wt.oner, will offer "Shotgun Angel.·• Singers Randy StonebW, Larry Norman. Leon Patillo and Barry McGuire also will be featured along with The Beony Heater Band, The Resurrection Band. Parable and The Chuck Girard Band. AddlUonally. Disneyland's more than 50 major attracllons. includina such favorite ad· ventures as "Pirates of lhe Caribbean, "The Jungle Cruise," and "Space Mountain," 'fill be available for unlimited use. ' Advance tickets for the "Conlempo '79'' festivities are $7.50 and may be ordered by mall through the Disneyland Admissions Office, 1313 Harbor Blvd., Anaheim. 92803·, or purchased at Tic k e tron outlets. 'Mermaids' Put tO Rest Debunking myths of mermaJds whose bodies wet"e hal!-hwnan and balf.riab, an ex- hibit called "The Siren's Song" is showing through September at the Natural History Museum/L-08 Angeles County ln Exposition Park. The 'mermaids' who combed their hair while singing aeduc· live songs on river banks were actually marine mammals or the Order Sirenla. Their human-like movement.s whlle bobbing in the water de· celved early seamen, according to Dr. Don Patten, curator of mammalogy at lhe museum and co-sponsor of· the exhibit aloog wltb The American Cetacean Society. Developed by Sandra Peterson, a researcher or the re· lalionship between man and the F lorida manatee, the show comes to Los Angeles from Bergen, Norway, where It was presented at the United Nations Coolerenceoo MarJne Ham ma.la. Photographs , fossils1 sculptures, drawings, maps ana ,skeletal materials will be used lo interest lay people as well u scientists in this animal which cavort.s with scuba divers and shows a distinct relationship to the laud-bound elephant. The show may be seen on the ground floor of the Natural His· lory Museum, 900 Exposllion Blvd., Los Angeles. Phone <213) 744-3361 for details. It's like coming home ... to France • Unfortunately, many French restaurants serve a stuffy atmosphere with their fine meals. The delicious experience of French dining is usually left Tor the well-to-do or the once-in-a·areat-while nights out. That's why we advertise that Le Biarritz is .. Hometown France.0 We still serve superb food, but there are no stuffy waiters, no unreadable menus -no haute amblan~. Join us for award winning dining for lunch or dinner. It 's like coming home ... to France. l -liE BHIRRITZT.M. · Fre~taarant •• ~ .. .. DlUlrf .. ,... Llrildl M'8iaj tlln. 'I· 414 ~.:.!4f.wj0rt•M., N..,.,.rt ...... for Reeenatlou (714) 645-6~. COCktallt. , . . . INTERMISSION I MUSIC NEWS <From P11eCS) TOP ALBUMS. • • wltb a venaeance. Catchy, controvennal and perfect rock 'n' roU . TalldaC Readl, "More Soaal Abool Bill.Id· ................ Mame music to think by. No other band seem• cr=le of creatln1 such controlled frenzy wt f alllnl over tbe edge Wa.rraZ...., 0 Bxcltable8oy." .Zevon worked weird magic out of tunes like "WereWQlvet of London" and .. Roland (the headleu Thompson gunner)." A one~f·•·ktn<\ compose!'. · FLOPS OF mE POPS (fn absolutetyno or· der.): cal Jaar ll, the conce« and record; Sgt. Pepper, the film and soundtrack; the Moody Blues "comeback" album; The Stones at Anaheim; four solo albums from Kiss, and the follow-up albums from Forelgner and Boston. And record prices rose another buck for the HCODd year ln a row. . PUNNIER STUFF: The best comedy album ol the year is Richard Pryor's "Want· ed.·· \JJlfortunately, none of the punch lines are printable here. A &reat way to liven 111> a pariah pancake breakfast and far more rewarding than the big telling bone tickler of the year, Steve Martin's "Wild and Crazy Guy." So is the release of vin· tage Woody Allen <"Night Club Years"> for that matter. GREAT SINGLES OF 78 : The Stones' "Miss You" was summer's song, just as Patti Smlth seemed to wake us out or hibernation with spring's "Because The Night." For party time, no two songs rated higher on the danceabillty scale than Parliament's "Flashlight" and Funkadellc's "One Nation Under A Groove •• Finally, lOcc was charming with its reggae send-up, "Dreadlock Holiday," and Todd Rundgren's "Can We SUU Be Friends" had everyooe ainlin8 along and SOUDdiD8 good. A csl11MI .,.,., ..... ,..,.,. vi...iy, 'The Wis' ..,... ...,.. ,,,... ,,,. ..... Oft,,.. IO'W in .II' ..... "'•tone Is,.,., ,.,,.,,.,f9Cf.• .. ~.::-- Mlt's lllc6c end energedc: "Roel II eol)eft> In 'The Wit'; · ttef perlonnence renka whh 1Nt ol Barbra StreiNnd In 'Funny Glr1' end Liza Mlnnell1 In 'Caberet. "' -0-Sllkel. end lun. Greet momenta end a lot ot !He, Hf1Nllonal apecl8I elteetl and COltumes." -filoget fl>etl, 0.C.Scin T"'* DIANA P£)5S"' ~WIZ A&onMQ a.c.oo r t10ut>e MIQ{AEL J.6CK50N · flFSEY flJJSSELL TID P05S · LENA tO\NE and NCHAf\D ~~ ifE \VIZ) iONY"lNffiN. CHAN19SMAu.s . cij1Nfv ~b .............. .... 0..0..tll~ KEN HAAPER DEDE ALLEN ··OSWALD MOMISm ALOEAiWHrr'ioo< · JOEL sOiiMAcHER · rcicOHEN --SDEY LUMET ........ _ -.w ~ ......... .,... ............ °"""......, .......... -.............. .....,. -~~ -~..,.. ~ -::::::=-: LUU 'l-O.::-.. U=::."'....-1 ... ~ .. ·~-... " .............. ""'' >\\ 111 .n1,c • cmllA Wiil UIO ........... (714) 892-4493 Newport Beach (714) 673-8350 --...... °""" (714) 561-7022 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "KING OF THE GYPSIES" CR> ~LOOKING F0R MR. GOOO&AR" (R}----il-'----- "MAGIC" (R) "PARADISE ALLEY" 'PG) "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR"<PG> "INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS'' (PG) DOLBY STEREO 'FORCE TEN FROM N~VARONE"cPG> "THE NORSEME "(PG) "MOMENT BY MOMENT" <A> q. I '1PfNOCCHIO" (G) "GREASE" "FORCE TEN FROM NAVARONE" "HALLOWEEN" (R) "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAl HOUSE" "REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER" (PO) "MOMENT BY MOMENT" "HEROES" (R) "MAGIC" "EMBRYO" (A) "UP IN SMOKE" "BLACK SUNDAY" (Al "'-"' o•uv•·•NI Ol'CN 6:lt)X.....n\Y- Cllt .. u""' 'I r ... UftleU • K ......... Yff•••• MOVIE REVIEWS . ' 'Superman, Simon isms Refreshing By 808 THOMAS _, ... ._ ...... _. "f AJ.Jl'OllNIA lllT " p la a quartf'\ or Nl'll mon 11btcht-aboul 1uesu al th Bev rly IUl Hottl 1'h• play •u a lour d• wtth Lhe 1 mt' rour aclon pl1)'ln1 earh e movte t'ls out ot th~ hottl aut~ and on to the ennl1 court.a und ~acbol. employlnJ • ~arae and taJenlfd c t Alan Alda and Jan Fonda IJ'Q a divorced coupJt btckerlni ov r custody of their daucbt~r Maaaie Smith and Michael Ca.lM .,.. Brall b vla.lton at oddl over hi• bllexuallty Walter Matthau la cauabt with a hooker by his wUe. ~laln M~ Bill Colby and Richard Pryor are Chica,o doct.on oo a dis· uter-riddeo vacaUon wltb tbetr wtva. Oddly. \l 11 the aerlous aketchn <Alda- Fonda, Smith-Caln•> that are the m06t effec· tive, even movlna. The SilDOlllsms are thln <Beverly fUlla la "pur dlae lhal has bacf a lobotomy"> and the force mild. Rated PC. because of languaae. "SUPERMAN," for all 1ta pretension and opulence. is still the same dumb comic book about a man who can fly. This time instead of saving old ladies from burning buildings he's patchlng up the San Andreas Fault tmispro· nounced in the movie>. The special ercects wizards are the heroes of the production. and the script writers <four) are the villains. failing to supply any original embellilhment of the hackneyed formula. Cbrtstopher Reeve la ideal in the double role. and Margot Kldder is refnabtngly sophisticated as Lois Lane though not bright e nough to detect the sim ilarity between Superman and CljU'k Kent. Marlon Brando with "Mutiny on the BOun- ty" accent and Gene Hackman were paid millions lo participate. Their reputations will survive. Rated PG, the film seems suitable for all ai:es The younger lhe better. ---. . .... . . ctlCOKIMf UA CIMlllA UWAMI' UJllOll Or111Qt 634-2~3 Westminster 893·0548 Colt.a Mm 646-0!>73 UU PLAZA Brea !>29·~9 D!Nlll QAUK, WAL Tift MATTHAU IHAR! BID IN •CALIFORNIA SUITE• Hooker leoOIM• Mor• Than Tipey, Ma1thau·e Wife (El .. n• Mey) Becomea Angry A Quick took at the Movies 9Y 909 THOMAS "SLOW _,.N(tMO IN T"• 110 CITY" Po_I .. •-1 "-•M• •..O Otl~m!Nd Mftl"'-"'ttlty .. ~ 0 Ht"ry tflOf't tlCWV. • New YoA. cO!ufnnlll wltll • lle•rt ot m111ll IP..,I S-vlMI ~·I" • l\ttll•nl ,_Mt wltll t IWCICll"O bttlerl"• IA,.,.. Olltllbur111 who turnt ~ to IWIW -Of •-r••• •llmt11h ,,,., Jerlpl •rlltn lo•• SorvlllO tlto befrlt!lclt • ~vw•r~kl IUl>klt tlld -to""°"' or 11 kN>wn bY IWtlf Ille '*"'4MIOll of Mtfllwtl.9" Sof'vlM I\ -of the few K IOI'\ •~if>t ~ IO <11rry otl \UCll a p ortrayal, •"d M IU Ollcllllur" GAl\CH like A Orfff'I' Director Jdw> AvtldMll c-yt ltw -... ._. 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DAILY PILOT C' Television ..... TONIGRT'S LATEST LISTINGS .. · J Puul Regin a and Char Font1tml• ugree lo le.ill their parl'ntK that th<'y havt> decided to Uve logt.\thcr when th~ seru.•s "Joe a nd Valerie" return.~ tonight nt 8:30 on NBC. Chanot.•l 4 I at M 111!.AUTY IHOW DATIHOGAMI 9 HOU.YWOOO 8QUAAf.8 I TIO TAC OOUQH AOAM-12 Mflll()y and Ae9d Malit A Y°'lftG mochw trylnQ to protect her ~ tram • dortnged m8ll fD 2tTOHIGHT G VOTER'S Pftl.JNE ''FIKiMAl'd~'' (l)THe~ G.-1: Dom DelulN pl~ .,, .. lroneul .. he jOlll• tl'l9 Mupp91L a:oo 8 HMPV BIRTHOAY, CHAN.IE MOWN "PMflul•" etUtor ChMlel M. &nulz tnd Phytlle Ge0toe .,. co.no.ta tor • Oaa1111e l Ll•tittg• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles D KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ·TV (Ind) Los Angeles QJ) KCST (ABC) San Otego m KTIV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCOP· TV (Ind ) LOS Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles • e KOCE· TV (PBS) Huntington Beach If .... itllOn 111\d ~tlld c••tb111ton ol Ch1111e &own • 30th 110n1Yer...-y II OWf\llENT I TAOtatl the heed ot • phltlfltlwoplc orgllllzlltlon I• eccuMd or rnu1der. (2 h11.) 8 QI DONNY a MAM Gueell CNtyl Tlege. H.,. W1Y KOfmlll, SUddy Heck- ett. D MOY1£ *'~ "40 Oun1 To Al)Khe Pue" ( t967) Audie Murphy. Ktr1neth Tobey. A cevelfy offic:er aavee • group of homeatelders lrom tin lndlll'I atteck. then alelka lhe man who SOid ~"' to t"8 lndtan• (2'hfa I U1 CAAOl BUAHETT ANDFRIEN08 Skt11. "The Fatnlly," "'The Old Gunllghl8f .. a> MOVIE **'It "Ulyues" ( 19551 Kirk Douglas. Anlhony Quinn, While \JfyUel. the King of ltheca. fights t"8 frot•" Watt. hi• wtlt ttrUQOltl 10 Pf°'tCt hll ttwOM (2 hit ) •• WA....aTON W9IK IN NVllW MNOllOO ~ 110• JOINGV ..... Joe 111c1 v• .. bf• ..,. ""' 10 IMlt rtllP(ICllWI ptnnlt tNt th4P; lmtnd 10 ..... ioot''* • Loe AMGI' U MMI ...........,.. •• WAU.fJMIT WllK ' Hll)Cl'I New Y .. f ' OU.11 ,,.,.,... I. linclllr. 0..11 ........ .lift'* 8iindalt ~(Pwt10f21 ct) KllH't~ HO·(J)~I CC>f1911' NO ~ Ai.n K1ftG II hOll for 11119 third eMU.a entenelnmtnt ~ hNturlng tn ttrr1Y of QllebfltlM. lneludlng C1m>'I 0 COnnor, 8111'( Ctyatl!I. Joef\ RIYef9. Rod s 1 ... 1t1. •nd the orlginll BtoedwlY cut of "Ain't Mt~··· .~,.,.. A fUlllOn ~ hlfM Aocklord 10 ln-tioat• tM ~ wlclde or one Of hKinodela 8 DONNY & MANI OYMll CNtyt Tlega. Hiw- vff'I' K01m1n. Buddy HICk· •"· • t.mW OM'FlN Gueell ~ Been, Bir· t>er1 Carr••· Leo Kollke, Thomaa Hoving. Gloria Lonng. ID AGOOO ~UKl!A MAH A mua1e11 ponrelt 01 Ch1tlel 11191' Ille, mullO llnd Idella. 19 NOYA "Bladl Tide" The motl dev .. t1tlng oil -In iw.-tory Ind ltl ettecl• .,. edll'llnecl. 0 NJCMOYIE • * "'Kiiier Ortzzty" (19781 Cl'H'letopher Georg•. A~ Prloe. A IOflSt renger Ind I mottler pro- tecting her chlld i r e lmOflO the lllctlml when 11'1 t8-IOOI grlaly OOll Ctaiy. 1~ 0 EDOIECAPRA MY8T!M8 cap,1 Mll'ohel for en lml)Of11111 trial Wllneet who mystlfloualy d1 .. ppea11 1tter cheeking lnlo a emat1- 1own mo1e1 98 NEWS a> NIGHT OAU.EAY A gift IS haunted and her Mle t!WMtened by vlliOnt of • murder which ~ betore ahe was born. OU Cleanup .fA»atiaues ~OSTON (AP > - Almost a year after the Amoco Cadiz s pilled 220.000 tons of crude oil into s tormy seas orr northern Fra nce, the area's fragile coastline a nd v illage fis hing econo m y h ave n o t recove r ed, a nd the cleanup may take years. That is the message of "Black T id e." the season opener of public television 's "Nova" ser ies . t o be a i red tonight at 9 o'clock on KOCE,Channel50. R EPLETE wi t h c lo s eup s hot s o f oil -cover ed ·seab irds struggling t.o flap their way thro ug h dark , mud-thick water , and over views of polluted beachline, the hour-long program takes a critical look al the after-effects of h istory's wor st oil spill. There are interviews with French fishermen whose livelihoods were destroyed by the spill, s h o t s o r Br e t o n nationalists protesting wh a t they saw as Indiffe rence by the French government to t h e s pill, a nd compari&on.s of the Argo Mttcha nt-iHld T.ou.e..y Canyon dis&Sters. twisted onto the rocks n e ar th e t o wn o r Portsail. Tbe first of the ship's 68 million gallons or oil began leaking into the sea that evening. Within a week its entire cargo h ad s pread over 100 miles of coast . IT WAS TH£ fourth time in recent years the Ce lti c e n c lave or Brittany had been hlt by an oil spill, said tbe program's narrative. C r e w s bad th e beaches cleared within e i g ht w eeks , but scientists interviewed ror the program said contaminaUng oil will be tra pped beneath the sand for years. Th e scie nti sts estimated about half the oil evaporated or was r eco v e r e d in th e c leanup, leaving more than 100,000 t.ons of it "still somewhere in the marine environment two m onths after the spill." I N SUMMARIZING the spill, "Black Tide," focuses on the problem o r tank e r saf e ty, crowded shipping lanes a nd the inadequacy of man's ablllty to deal with large spills. Although t he U.S. Coast Guard has started tou g h e r ins p e ctio n s tandards since New En g l a nd's Ar go Me r c hant s p ill two years ago, there is no I n t e rnati o nal mechanism "to force substandard ships Crom the sea," the program concludes. Ouroplychange • • s-our·new 11a--1--ne9-" • "This ship was typical or sypertankers," said producer Gr a ham Chedd, who was on the scen e with cam e r a crews five weeks after { the Cadiz impaled itsel! on r ocks . "ll was w e ll -m ai n ta ined , Casa Maria MEXICAN RESTAURANT w e ll -c rew e d and op e r at ed with good standa~. ,.A H Y DRAU LIC s t eering mechanism sprung a leak . . . It wa s t h e worst conceivable moment for ~that to happen because there was a storm," be said. "The rocks there are unbelie vably fri ghtening -huge, Jaued rocks atkking out fo r hundreds of yards." The steertns tailed on the morning of March 16. For 14 hours, whJle crews tried In voln to r un lines from the tannr to· reac uo \ugs, the American-owned - but Liberian nag -ahJp C.11 142-1171. , .. , ...... .. towork or We've changed olir name to Casa Maria. We think Casa Maria better reflects our family style Mexican restaurant. We want you to kno)V that our service, menu, prices, atmosphere, our "Little Amigo Meals"- all the things that have made us your favorite Mexican Restaurant-will stay the same. Only now you'll find us under the sign_ of Casa Maria ... where every meal is a fiesta! casaMarla . "M•XICAN R•STAURANT "Where every meal is a fies ta!" ' HUNTINGTON BEACH, 16060 Beach Blvd, (714) 842·25'1 • . . ~Y1l1t,JOJ:!:~1~y. Cha rlie Drown. A celebration of the popular Peanuts comic s trlp's 30th a nnivenary with creator Charles Schulz a nd Phyllis George. KOCE IP 9:00 -Black Tide. A documentary a bout the m o s t devastating oil splll in hlstory and its cff ect <see story below l. CBS e 9:00 -People's Co mmand P e rformance. Tbe thtrd annu-at entertainme nt special is hosted by comedian Alan King. e MMtiN•CI THCATM "The Duchllt OI Duke &tl"Mt: No ~. No Litters " A newtpll)ef ~~I highly lll)iced llCC()Unt of "II It tl'le Bentlndl Hotel. (PW1 t i of 1$1(AI GOTTO "ZOO Ooflllau Chicago't Uncoln Pitt& Zoo It tM Mttlng tor 1 look at the betllYlor of 1PM In captlv· 10'.aG NlWI l(Al 11:00 1. Cl) ®I NEWS UAAICW8 COUHE M8KETBAU O<e90ftv~ use 11-0t••v 1 • THEOOOCOUPlE To ralM lunO• tor Illa tlntne:lall'( troubled am• teur <>Plf• club. Fei'• lr>duCel Osclr 10 lfrlflQI lor • gtrnbllng ..... ,. • THE OOOOtE8 "Frenkenlldo" • DO<CAVETT QuMI: &tn. Wtllam Prall· "'"· 1t:IO 8 Cl) NEW AVENOeM Steed Ind Illa plf1ners 1ttemc>t to dlloCMW the ldeflll1y of $capna. I raclO*liect ~ 1genl. II TOMGHT Host: Johnny 08'ton. OU.ta: DeYld Let14Wmll'I. Uber-. e TWIUQKf ZONI Newlywed Alell Wilker relum• to hi• llOme and yearns tor the d1ys of hoa childhood 8 @MMTTA Blrel1• r1911• hla Hit to .. YI that of I lrlgtllenad police Informant. (Al I THE OOHO SHOW OETIMMT Max helps • gift ~ wtth I llel of KAOS IQenlL • CAPTIONED A.IC NlW8 MORNING t~. lWIUGH'I' lo.. "Whit"• In The Box" • JUl(Q()X 0-t•· A & J Stone. Chris Speeding. Finey. Roy Wood. Sailor. Slide. e OET&MART A gangllnd kllllnq llC>f'M ellf1• unlll KAOS tlfld CONTROL heva elll\llnted llCh otlw'• llglnta. • THE "'80Hf.R "lhe Schizoid Min" Ettorta .,. midi to IQllt the Prisoner'• perlOnallly ll'ld mill• him bel ..... that i...·e eomeonaelM. t2:30 8 MOW * * • "Frenchman"\ Creelt" t t944) Jo•n Fontaine. Bull Rllhbone An englillh lady la111 In love with 1 French plr1te. ( 1 h< Mmln I • ALFAED HITCHCOCK PAESEHTS When I mll'I Is mord&fed sueplclon 1•11• on h11 d1Ughter'1 IUltor . • MOVIE * * "TrlUITll" ( t9831 John Conte, Lynn Blrl. A )'O\lng womtn II lrlUITl&tlnd by her _.ra mutder. Chen victlrnlzl9d by her tdlemlng ~dlen. (2 hfs.1 12::3'7. MOW **'h "Apectle UPrilllng" (19M) Rory Celhoun. Cor- inne Calwt. An lndilln uprtelnQ c:omc>llCat• the plans of I corrupt lllge llne ottlelat tor a OOIO helat It lw .. 45 min I 9 MOVIE * • 'h "f rozen Datd"' I t9871 D1n1 Andr1•1. Annll Polk. A GetMlll M:I· entltt 11111'11Pt• to btlnQ bd the Hitler regime by tfllwlng OUI Nazi deep· lrMU ~ ..... (1Iv.,20 min.) 1t:Aa 8 Cl) C88 LATE MOVIE * *'.-\ '°Green FlreH ( 19641 Or•~• l(elly. Stew1rt 0 11ngtt A Min 11 torn bet-...,Clll"Q fOf hid· den waa11h eno ""'oO ,,... pialltatton of ti... glf1 '* kMt t:OOI MIONGHT~ LOVI IXNJllTI 80# ,Al1fOlt'f t:30 WAHTID: DIAO a.. ALM!: • MO\M • * "The Ion Of Or • Jekyll" ( 195 ti Lou•• HIYWttd. Joay Llwrlt!Ot Tho IOfl of the lamout Of. JekyM QOfltlnuet working and Oilco¥en lhe lormull W'1lCfl turned hla lather In ~Ille nolorlout Mr. Hyde (t hi .30mtf\ I 1 2100 D MOvtl ••'It "O.vton's Oavll• • t 111881 Rory Clltloutl. Llin· Mt l<auon All Ill •Alf Foret off-l!ltne a group OI lllnd•Plct!ed 9')tettlitt into ,. diec1p11ned mtlltuy ICll*' 1n oroet 10 puM on 11 112 million dollar Pl'(foil 2:22 •• ~ hfl.I 2:21 NEW& 2:IO NEWS MOVIE 6 * "Kid M~" (t9351 Eddie Centor. Ann SOth- em A BtOOk lyn tornbO'( lflhefll• • 1ortune 1 t "' • 25 I min) g) OET&MART The Ch .. I aend• Max to j lhe NOrth WOOdl IO "rest" t ~ Agen1 99 unoer11kes 10 tOIY9 the my1ter10u1 s1ranou1at10"' of :175 ' ~oenllsts 2~ I 8TEV£ EOWAAOS 3:00 MOVIE * * * "The Long G11v Ll"e" ( t955l Ty1on~ Power. Maur'een O'Hwt A 1etlrlng tacll ae1ge1n1 looke beck upon hit 1110. Wtlhtng i... COUIO go on tn the Army (2 IVs.. 30 min I • MOYie * * "Uttle Egypt" (19511 Matte SttlYIM., Ahond1 ~ The story of • belly d8llClf Ind her ~ tit ICU 11 tl'le 0Ncago lu . a-:101 NEWS &:AO MOVIE • * • "Thi Intern•" ( 111821 ~ Clllln. Cltf1 AobertlOn. FOUf young men. lfllnlnQ 1t a llr'ge cny llOIC>ltal, etruogle to CoC>I With t"8 prOOlern• ltceO by Ml tnterna (2 ive., 20 m,,, ) 3:AD NEW8 4:00 8 MOVIE * * "Gt>Mts Of Rome" (t96t) M1tcell0 Mastro.an- "'· V1t1ori0 Otsstnan l he or-11V lntllbttlflll of • Aoml(I eattte t>ecome upeet wMrl lhelr hOme II t06d to n9W people. (2 hrl I a MOV1- • • ·T,,. Moonrelt.er" ltH71 George 0..11.er. s~ .nt Sytn11 •:aoe NIWI '-\ 11 Kil.\\' MOANNG 7:00 8 OUITY'I TMIHOUM I ~ ICOOll1"1 AU.- STAM I HOTFUOGI IUMENTAl'IY NEW& WOMAN: ME. TO MAL. YOGA FOft Hf.Al TH IPANtlH eoooevoo 7::)0 ~ 'AHTASTIC FOUR ,~ THE LONt! AAHOUI THAT'S ENOUGH ROMPER lllOOM TO 8l AHNOUNCED NEXT ITIP MYONO '~Flt.CE 8:00 GOOZIU.A 8UNR to MO'Vla * * "Alder On A OMd Horte" ( 19112) Bruce Go1don, John V1vy1n. Aller ltvee l>f'OlpeclOfll divide thtlf gold. one of lhem mu1dert hit p.vtner and bl-11'4 othlw. (I hr,30monl a UOY1E • • ·~ "Of'um• AcrOM Thi A1v1r" ( 19541 Audie MUtl>hY. Walt., Bn1nnllfl. Ag111n11t hit 1a1ner·1 advice • II young mll' fotn• II QfOUP 1nv&c11ng Indian temcory 1n Mii/Ch of gold (1 hr. 30 mini GJ MOVIE • *"""~Snow" 11952) Guy Madison, A•v Mal•. My11er1ou1 llghte and ,,_ -"" AuMlln ,.,. 11tory lead 11'4 U.S. 10 bellew e MCtllt weec>Ofl IS being teated. (I lw., 30 mm.) m~ "Boley. Oltlehomr. AllYI And Wei" Thi Oldest ... t>41C1t town In tM u S. Cl) aATTU Of' THE P\ANET8 a:aol~, ROADRUNNER ·=N08 CAL.IFOfNA f1il MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Ouolless 01 Dulcu Street: No l..lwyers, No Letlflf1" A newapac>er pub6ISher runt • ~ SCllC*I account of llfe at Ille Bantlnc:ll ~el. (Part I I of t5)(A) !jf~y! RECt/51£/f! /(()W Ide NEW t!.LllSSts! Join us at nterCI It's social, it's active, it's 1,-it's FUN! Cent.er Club is a place to meet people ... like you. People who like to have fun. who care about themeelvee, who are interested in learn· lng new thing&-people who like tO make new friends. It's just what you've been waiting f orl Cent.er Club la a beautiful place with the atmoBpbere of a private club, combined with the diverei~ of a campus; It's the idee1 --- place to improve your personal fi':JMl88. learn new skills, or broaden your horizons. Besidee the oo-campua activities and cla.98e8, there are opportunities for travel, excursions, retreeta, and sporting even.ta as we.11. Come on over and join ua at Center Club. It's eoda), It's active, it's educational-it's fun! Look what's happening! • Disco dance lessons (and dances. too!>, bnJlct. and dancerciae cla.eaes. • TGIF parties. Saturday night singles' parties, Sunday bro.nches, and special events with live entertamment. • Monday night football on giant screen TV <free popcorn and hof.do88!) • Mount.aineering, skiers' conaitiorilrig, U!Orii!;lllRt running cla88es. \f • Billiards, darts, and backgammon. • Ast.rotogy, peychic work.shop, yoga, and stained glass clasees. • Free child care available. Q And much, much more! MONTHLY MEMB'IJUJHIP DUBS AB LOW A8i $17.00* ~ . (714)975-0700 ~ Open 365days,8AMto10 PM ~/£&t.0<2..1 Center Club ~! 1300 BR.lS'roLSI'REET NORTH, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 9'2660 YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED. Orange Coast College operates the official recycling center for ta Mesa ~ ' • . • • ROCK TALK Frtd ay Jaru11ry S 1979 DAIL V PILOT C7 Reek '0' Rollers Nix Wrinkles ,.N.;.,.. • I ~ 'f ~ 1o 4'---,~Ml(IL . ( ROCK TALK ] old rock star, at home with th~ wtfe and kiddies. aettlng ready to take advantage of Medicare, doe:sn 't &1t well with y<>unaer aeM>rauona who want their stars to act out their own fantasies. Many of our m-.}or rock stars are weU loto their 30s !you'd be surprt ed at how many are in their 40s> and so, how do the~deal with this" They lie about their age . ROCK STARS UE ABOUT their age for various reasons. Vanity. Ego. A way to pick up girla. A way to sell tickets. No one wants to sheU out 10 bucks to see someone on.stage who's near· ly as old as h1s parents. Perhaps it's the only business where so many males have to lie about lbelr ages. Like Hollywood starlets, rock 'n' roll lead &uitarist.s are supposed to remain forever young. Rock stars lie about their agdn~arious ways. Somewbowere24eil(btyearsal(oare28oow. Other favorites are.17 I most don't have the nerve to try that one>. 21 -lf yoo're talking to a 17-year-old -and theeverpopular24 and28. RJSTO&Y IS OFTEN a dead giveaway, and musicians who have been around since 1983 really can't get away with such fibs. It doesn't take a master mathematician to figure out that unless you were 12 when you started, lf you sang onstage at London's Marquee in 1963 or even Wint.erland in 1965, you 're past 30 by now. Mick Jagger, Grace Slick, Bob Dylan, Joan .. . . . ....... ...-....... .. ''He sold out years ago." Baez, Jonl Mitche ll, all or the ex-Beatfos. Crosby. St.llll and Nash, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant. Peter Townshend and Ian Anderson are all firmly planted ln their 30s. . Patti Smith. Bruce Springsteen. David Bowie. Elton John. Rick Derringer. Jackson Browne and dozens of otbers are past 30. Even The Ramones are aU in their late 20s. So, aside from not telling the truth -which is ri1ky at best -how can rock stars ease gracefully into the middle years? I have some suggestions. ••• Oft 9Wfllng ltlot\ "*'Y and ... ft G pMecf holdoy ~'1.;,11:1.::".,. • ..• lteft,ntty.~--... well wcwtll btcwlng..,. ......... for •.. • ··-:;;,w~- NOW thru JAN. 14 JAMii WHITMORE llU MARIAN NAN ANDREW MACY MIRCIR MARTIN ROllNSON and J ESSICA WALTER fNI Mo.a Holt and~ I. •oufman•1 Hllodo\n Co~ THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER ()qc;ted bv HAllll YUUN 11(:\eh QI -i-alb. 300 l 0c;ecn 01 09 lleilrion ond Murld ~ ano ~ Rochon'• 09'll 5- CHAHI H ATI : (211)~1 GIOUP WIS lftloj'moflaft"..., (211)~ . ~ ' MAKEnLMS. Vasellnethelens. Cut your hair. The •alna bJppie look I& rtdlculoul. Maybe K.Lu bad the rlaht Idea .all along. Under all that makeup, they may be middle· aged already. Kitt Aids Dance· Eartha Kitt. sultry star of ''Timbuktu!. .. ", currently at the Pant•ges.-_ Theatre. through Feb. 11. will appear at the Backlot Theatre of Studio One Monday. Both performances are benefits for Ms. Kitt'• dance program in Watts. Kitt.svllle. The cover charge for the evening ls $10 which is tax· deductible. Ms. Kilt will perform her nightclub rep· ertoire to which she has added six new num· bers. amonf. them a medley of songs from "Timbuktu! • For reservations or further in· rormation phone <213 I 659-0471. lf,f\1 rol• Nl ~~ O~•Uffl' ~frl?) )Q' \'C.tM'l ·~·'.I !'Wiw. li'll%-t OflGlt ){ 1-0i· Oflll)•• at"ftd"!I NOW PLAYING ...... I IGUTI COAST PUZA MU PAM DllYl·ll Cosla Mm 546-2711 S.~·3352 BueN Park 821·<4070 IA TWll "I " WtstmiM!tt 893·1305 NOW llUITOL CINEMA UA CtMEU Costa Mes. S4o-7444 Westmlnslef Miii "3'°54a CUtEDOME Orange 634-2653 *ADOUIACIC fl\AZA STADIUM DIUVE;IN El Toro &81·5880 Orange 839-8770 MllllOM lllm·IM Sin Ju•n c.plsttano 493-4S45 'OI' Of!AlfOf ~T\' "'°°""M IN,OflMATl()H CA~~ ~l'llH ACMBIY ...a11 ........ ,. ... I ...... ,...._, ........ there'• aolr'll to be~ shioh• 11bouc a Clll!ECH 6 CHONG ftbn. Now It'• time tor a Clt&.CH a CHONG mcMe .. C 6 Ce,. IN 8MOICE'" wtll.,..... ~ .... WfY biny. So don't go straight to lft ~ ~ --~) .,_ ·-4M-1S1 4 ,,_ -~-4M-1S14 -·~•"'-"' KING Of THI OTPStlS Ill ftW ...... f .1P9t ~IAITWOOe "IYBT WHtCH WAY IUT LOOSF' 7 ....... ""'~t:»J.»"4~•- m lUIQl-llal (I •Iii----.... cllm7.i:~I .~ .. ,--- • • •• -if .. ' .. . . . . . ,.,,.v ... ~ ., ca DAILY PILOT F.rtcsay. Janu&ry a. 1111 How to <;rank Out Film Adventure Movieland Exhibits Mutoscop Nostalgia Movteland t not • museum not tA the a nae that on lhinb of must,y collecUons or for1otttn atul!. Wax mod I of m Ml' than 230 noat1J1tc favoTltea and c"Urrent tars-are dispta~ 11t the Buena Park 1ttrad on . BUT TU D WAY ln a c:onMr urou from the Comml ar)' of lb SUrt rettaurant 11 a fuelnallns collection or arty movle marhln that would do any "rqular" mus um proud Th MutoacoP" and Bioerapbs, that tell stories throuah lb rapid movem«nt o( photo 1raphs, and lh Hrller stereo 1Ud machln known by such namH aa Sapho. MUia Quarto.copt", Auto Stereo and Cail·O·Scope, live on. too. They still t ll atort 1 of adventure. humor. tr•&edy and th llf e of the llmes Tom Mix aUll sta1l1 tM Great Train Robbery, Joe Louis still knocks the tar out or Max Sc:bmelln1. and the t906 San Frandaco earthquake repeats at the turn of a crank. OTHER STAllS OF these auolature.movles are Charlie Chaplin, Babe Ruth and even Rin- Tln-Tln. Maybe there's sornetbing to the adage. "they don't make things the way they used to,"· because these arc the original articles and they eUll operate to perfection. And It's natural that the first examples of the art of movlemaklng should be on display at Movieland which Is a monument to the motion picture industry. THERE ARE EIGHT Mutoseoge$ on dis- play ranging Crom the earliest knowit' models to the most advanced styles made. There are also a dozen different types of Stereo View Drop Pic- ture Machines which were developed concur- rently from 1895 to 1910. Every mach1ne on display Is authentic with the exception of one which haa been modified to include a glass casing to show how a Mutoscope operates. All the machines are original and as operable as the day they were manufactured. Made solely for the purpose of showing movement, the Mutoscopes operate by a series of photographs moving in sequence on a rotat- ing wheel. The wheel is attached to a handle which is turned by the viewer. The rapidity of movement Is determined by the speed at which the handle Is turned. W .K.L. DICKSON Is given the credit for in- venlll\g the Mutoscope. He originated the idea while working on the Kinetoscope in the laboratories or Thomas A. Edison. But Edison saw the moving picture as UtUe more than a novelty and applied his energies to other areas. The entire collection, on .consignmeDLto the museum, belongs to Frank Rayle from Del Mar , whose q.a.r:ent project Is to develop an authentic turn-of-the-century ice cream parlor in San Diego County. THEATRES-ORANGE COUNTY MAIHl'S "BERMUDA TRIANGLE" (GI so. COAST PLAZA WKDAYl 7M 'tltUATllUM ,~, .. K·WUT lllllOMIOMT lttOW NO f::'en-:~ HO "YOUNG FRANKEN8T£1N" o..oi. ~7111 ,..... '"'· & IAT. ~· T~ MANI'S SO. COAST PLAZA Ctsu•w 1411 lrllliM Mt-nn --llYAH O'NUI.· ~NMlll. "OLIVER'S STORY" MUM'S "UP IN SMOKE" CIM[IUI &MD 11UUIAYI t:A6 IATllUM t.~,._.>11 ,.: ::= "THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY'' ........ WICDA'l'I ,,, .. ,_,,. lu."" IATllUM t~~1:1 .. ,.,, MAMM'S ClllEMAUMD "BERMUDA TRIANGLE" MM 51 ltafttf 7:tt & HO &uMI• IATlllHI i.J.4.7 .. IJJ-1111 "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" IPG) l:Jt IATllUH ..-•IM'Jt "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU OIESTE" 7:•' 19'11llAl/IUH12:~ 7:tt'ltlll SPECIAL UMfT£0 ENGAGEMENTI NOW SHOWING AT A THEATRE OR DRIVE·IN NEAR VOU 80 UTH COAST PLAZA, Cotta Me.. 548-2711 CYPRESS, Cypt'e.. 128-1900 FAMILY TWIN, Fountain Valley 9452·1241 VILLA PARK, Or•na• 039-00M CINEMALAND, Anehelm 63S-7e01 VALLEY VlEW, Oerden Grove 194-5331, PARADISE, Long BHeh 429-5917 ANAHEIM DR.-IN Anaheim · 879-9'1111\ FOUNTAIN VALilY DA.·IN, Founteln \lelley 962·2U1 LAKEWOOO DR.-IN, Long BHch 595-5311 GROVE, Gerden Grove 537-elOO ORANGE MALL, Ofange 837-0340 OM.Y IUNN COWUMENtARY 'ASSH ACCt,nD MOVIELAND KEYSTONE KOP JACK COLLINS STANDS AMID MUT08COP£8 1VTour Set For Seniors Studio tours of NBC's Burbank facilities. 3000 W. Alameda Ave., are available now to senior citizens the year around Sundays, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .. at a s pecial d.lsoount rate of $1.50 per person <regularly $2.10 > individually or in groups. Reservations for groups of 20 or more must be made at least two weeks in advance by call- ing (213> 845-7000 Ext. 2468. Seniors also may attend show tapings de- pending on ttie availability of tickets, which are free. Groups ot 20 or more must make reserva- tions h> advance. • ... Awholenew breathtaking world that can be both terrifying and endearing .. the exquJsfle art of antmatton. with both charm and power. Is not lost.• Inmsion :. ol~)}octy =~ • .. A monumental visual achievement.· < ~· '"BEST FOREIGN FILM OFTHEYEARI" -Ate,,., W1n1tt11. N 'I' Pot! \ Your Daily Pilot can be Recycled. Or•llQO Co••I Coi'90e .. ,,,. """'-' rec.,cMg-IOICotr• ,.,.,. 556-5981 TIMI seed is planted ... terror g~ ·We recommend that everyone see u: · A·Robert H. Solo Production of' A Philip Kaufman Film "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" A funny. warm and wonderfully t0mant1c film. • .... ....., UNIVERSAL PICTURES P!?ESENTS A ROBEr<r STIGWOOD~ LILY TOMLIN • ...QHN TRAVQJA "MOMENT BY tv10MENT. EXEOJTM ~~KEVIN McCORMICK PQOOUCEosv ROBERT STIGWCOO J£ POC>OOCERS 9:'ll uMOIO N>DlOS ZETTEQ • _....,._ .... _,,,. __ ~ Donald Sutherland· Brooke Adams· J,.eonard Nimoy Jlf!I( Coldblwn • ~nlca CartwrighL Screenplay by W.D. Richter, BMed on the novel "The Body Sn.t.chen" by Jack Finney Pniduced by Robert H. Solo • Directed by Philip Kaufman cn--r TUnrtM..._ · .......... _.., -~c,..... .. 'SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR': SAME LAUGHS, .AllY YUiii A...., ........... .W11ad, ... I .... • twa IUltllilg )Ult beyond ....... "·· -Charles Champhn, L.A. Times The lllriKh corPoration p!eMntS Ellen · Burstyn-Ala n AJaa ~ . . . ,. . . -;. .. "' • • t .N}.(BERS ](OTO CENTER ACROSS FROM FEDCO ON BAl<ER ST. . 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HO $ 1799 SPECIAL lr.leOHRHI ~ '76 OLDSMOllLE DELTA ROY AL SEDAM :='..~~~ ~--~ a .... _._.nd$399 '77 PLYMOUTH VOL.ARE SPORT COUPE Pec:oed IOO """""911C "°'""' ---.,...., .. s3999 1--ntrl-....... leTllPW\.I '77 CHRYSLER CORDOIA SS Ceeno ... too IOI<! --· lull -IOCIOfY .. __ 1!11 ...,_ &~CIO"lrOI LOW LOWJ.AILES 1U l1$1.AI :~ ~ooul<?!.•J!c!,!!l!. ~J!!2-·~~!$ ---·--.!!lll!E~·tnAt.Yl - ---- 76 TRIUMPH SPITFllE IOADSTEI ._. ... ,~.---~91>flOw~CtMTPl<ll 53499 ALL CARS PLUS TAX & LICENSE• ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRtOR SALE •OFFER GOOD Tt:tRU 1-9-79 ill f 'II \ • • . . DAI&. V PILOT 'rloay, Jenu1ry I 1971 Balboa Club Opens Season The Balboa Yacht Club Uwa&urat. lht 1&79 yacbuna season this w It nd wltb lhe conllnua· Uon of lb. thr month Iona Suaklsl r1 • Raclng Saturday wW be ftlldt lhe bay ror 1mall boat with rt.I and flnlaMI In ft'ont. of the olubhouat-. On Sunday tht. keel both and PerformM~ Handicap Rad n t PHRFl will take over lhe a~on with r 1tart.lna l de 'th bay and conll1\Wfl8 lO matu an the oeean beforo rel\lrnlna to the nni.h UM UWde IM bly. THDl WILL u tM MCOld r'.ce ol the •MUal SuAkl~t Ser • Tbo nm r.-. ... an '-"e nnt wHk•ftd la Deeember and UHt flaal r wUl be BOATING oa lbe nna ~ ln February. Many •kip pen and crews UM \he HJ1 I U a tune\Q> for lb Southern Cali(omla V1cbUn1 A11ocl1tton Mldwlatu Reaatta In mld·Febnw'J. In the Loi Anaeles Harbor area the Cabrillo Beach Y11tht Club wUl state the ~ rat' or lta Wlnter Serl for all clauea. and the Los Ansel Yacht Club will conducl a FrOltblte In· vllallonal for Sabol aallors. Racing actlvlty ln Santa Monica 8a,y will be hght this weekend. The Del Rey Club kicks off the offshore racing season with lta Malibu race, the first or the Berger SertH, and the South Bay Yacht. Racing Club has achedulod tbo first race of it.a annual Champaane Series. DOWN SAN DIEGO way, six racht clubs ~re conducting series \ype races. mostl)' for memben o( their own clubs. There la no acllvlt.y this weekend in the north and inland areas. Power Unit Sets G>urse in Safety The Balboa Power Squadron's sprtn,g course In safe boating wtll get under way Monday at 6:30 p.m. al the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. 720 W. Bay Ave .. Newport. Beach. The 10-week course ts free and Is taught by ex- pert Unit.ed States Power Squadron members from the local area. The course covers all facets of boating outboard. inboard and sail--witb one lecture de· voted to trailer boating. Lectures include handling under normal condl· taons, handling under adverse conditions, seamanship and common emergencies, Rules of the Road, aids to navigation, compass and chart familiarization, running lights and equipment. boat trailering, inland boating and mariner's com· pass and piloting. The Balboa squadron is a unit or the USPS which was established in 1914 as a self supporting boating education organiiation. It ls America's largest private boating fraternity with over 75.000 members in -400 local squadrons Cl~ses in Boating Sa/ ety Sclwduled Flotilla ~ of the U.S. Coast GuW'd Auxiliary has announced two safe boating classes which wtJl start. this month at the Horance Ensign Middle School. 2000 Clirr Drive, Newport Beach. A class In sailing and seamanship will get un· der way Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. and a class in boating skllls and seamanship is scheduled to start. Jan. 17 al 7:30 p.m. Further classes scheduled by Flotilla 27 in· elude a class known as Coastal Piloting. April 25. according to Wade Miller. commander of Flotilla 27. All courses will be instructed by seasoned members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary and are free of charge. For further information call 548-0153 Show Slated Racing Craft Featured Several features have been set for the mam· mot.h 300,000·square-foot 23rd annual Southern California Boat Show, Feb. 2·11 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. For the rirat lime, UH!re will be a large American Power Boal Association ( APBA) section -devot.ed t.o...ahowcaslng racing craft The area lnclude record holders in several categories . Mike Murphy, a world~lass water skier will conduct a water skiing school. Paul Miller, former sailing instructor al the U.S. Naval Academy, wlll con<Juct a learn-to·san clinic. C~arley Davia will be ln charge of a salt water and fresh water fuhlng class. Davis is one of the few people who lectures in colleges on bow to fish. Burma Razes Poppies RANGOON. Burma CAP) -'1be govermnent destroyed more than 10,000 -.cres of illicit poppy plantatiooa ID DOl'tbem Burma lut year, atatiatica lbowed. 0.. llCl'9 ot poppy procklcee :a poundf ot ra~ o,lum whicll can be refined to produce two l)OW'.¥ll ofherohl. , SUl&ilda at an uUinarcotic eihlbttJoo bete al.lo 9bowed that the government dest;royed t 000 acres of marUuana plant.alions, and Hbed 4' POUftdt ct beroln and 4,-400 pounds of raw opium lutyear. PUBLIC NOTJCE a>lt••CT•O Ct4ANOI! IN NOTICll CW li'UIUC HllAalNC) n .. tollOMfltc,.... lft Int N04k•ot Publk H-lftetlellleotfttn.o.: Ap11ll<•tloft lor Hrmlt 1111Mller P.~150. H '6Almlnecll by Hwtiour'· P.cltlc Ud .. lor t11e swot-ct louted •t SW of SUl\wt A.ell.Wiii< P..-11 bridle Oii Edlnite• Avt., HUlllHIOIOll 8Hc:f\, CA. N-Time: t :OO•.m. NIW O•t• J-ry •• "" New L.ou11o11· Torr-• Ci ty ~ ell Cll•mbert, JOJI Torr•11ct Bouleve•d. Torunc., CA. 8•111Me d intorrNtlOfl remMM tlle -· SOVTHCOAU AEGt~l COMMISSION M.J.~ ElllCllll,.. Olredot P\11111""4 Or .. Coelit Delly PllOI Jen. J, •. ), 1'19 S7ff.11 . PUBLIC NOTICE BOATING \ ., J, 1 .. • "" Frid•y. JIW'uory !I. 1979 DAIL 't' PILOT 8:1 Jhe Biggest M•rketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a W•nt Ad (642-5678 ) One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ........... '* ........... &-. ........... ,. ............ HonttforU. ~ .... u. ............. u. ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ••• ,.. t •-r<ll t OOJ •1w cill tOOJ •wr.e tOOJ a1111sill tOOJ G1111r• 1002 G1•r.. 1002 •wrill 1002 ................................................................................................................................................................. UDO ISLE Bay. view from 2 pa tio decks enhances custom spacious s 'bdrm.. 4 bath traditional home: like new. Ideal for entertaining. $500.000 OCEAMFIOMT 1"'900WM Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors sets off this landmark: 4 . BR. 3 ba. home in finest location. E stablished trees & Jawns. $485,000. MADO' vtlW t&LS GASTHAUS CHAllOtt Y1IW HOMISI A 3 bedroom Monaco. nestled into the foothills or Harbor View Homes. near lhe pool and grasslands. complete with a se p a rat e gast hau s 'gucsth.ouse > featuring a pot belly stove and haJI bath. That 's right! There's also pegged wood floors. massive brick fireplace. wate r softener. garage door opener. a big lot and s mall price or $167,900. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba exccutiv home. Own.er will fina nce. No credit nee ded . lmmed. . Ion. IACk IAY IACtC IAY VILLA .. Fine 4 bdrm .. 2 1~ bath family home on quiet cul de s ac. Oversized pool. playhouse. storage $169.000. Terms. Priced to eU at $109.500. Th s 3 Bdrm. 2i.-.. bo. 2 story ~nd unit 1 Ideally located. Call for details. l .C. TAnoa co. &48-S112 IAYFRONT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & s lip 14ACUSPO• IBOIS: ~ OMLYS61.500! ._.. __. ...,_ .. SpK. 2 br coodo, located .., .., ...,.... "'" on 14 11Crts ot b&dp. as ,... t .....,. n. beaut. land s~d . DAILY PILOT..;_., ~~,..!1!. ~ ...., ........ ftrtt clubhouse. Close to all cec c eel fM llftto. _,,. ahoppi.n&. Phone today! ~-1 ______ .., r:J Walker & lee ....................... Real Estate G111N 1002•--------....................... IACIC IAY SIASONS IAR•AJM GltllTIMGSI •Ll.oaatoue Woodatream 3 0 bedroom, 2 story. Walk to pcioi, Y.M.C.A., shop- ping. ... 900. 10% Down. ~ .. HwTy, take advantage. _ - CallMMC77 . Balboa Island Realty • K€Y A"'""""""'"-""'~ c P.€ALTOMA 673-a7oo l•ROOM ... HA.UOtt With view in charming ptalSeaview. 2107 Yacht Grayling $279,900 ~~ !1'~·1 1\1 1 ) J .,., • : • ,, ~, FREE ... ... bat d VA homes. lOO's to choose from. Some with NO DOWN/NO COSTS. Call for your list at MS-7221. IACICIAY ~e• br + fmlY rm in de· sirab&e Back Baf. area. Only 3 yn old · cu -de-sac locaUon. Huge rear yrd · room fOf' pool. 1.ooed Cor b>nlea. Seller will coo. sider' tnwSe f« Wlita or land!~m1. ~ Walker J; lee Real Estate WAIEltROMTDPLX $450,000 !:xceptioaal Income pro- perty on the water with boat dock. Perfect for the owner who w aota to live in a spacious home &ad have a.o income urut OR U~l()Ut: ti()Mt:i REAL TORS". 675-6000 srwtUVll.Y llST LOC& TION 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar .ilso 1n M~sa Vi:rd~. JI 546 5990 COHOO Walk to lHh St., 1 _______ _ Weeulitf, library. banks. 3 II l!IJER shops, grocery, ett'. UYE .,.... MODEL TYPE large 3 ATTHI llACH fORl<:LOSURE! Bdrm, 2 bath. Qwtbty, .. Mdestjoy privat'y, too; TRUE! 3 Bedrm rlxer· convenience, apace, walk to nearby beach & upper , will go i nto quiet, comfort. lge MB clubhouse where life on foreclosure 1horlly ! !Ute. Walk in closeta. Newport Bay rt oats Bel* baa notllied owner double garage, move·ln before you. Spacious. d il'1 intent. Good loca· c on d .. New I y r e · comlortable 4 bdrm.. 3 tioo. 67Xl07 Lot slz.e. Fu II furbished . carpets, bath family home with price just $65.000! Take paiota, etc. £arth colors. patio for sunrung. Extra advanta11e. call 752·1700 lkick patio, pool, rttrea· large, double garaae. All Now! Uon. friend s. All for Ous near excat~Lldo Ol'l"'~1 ·•'"ll"f'O N•·,1 it'H*h •WATRFllOHT HOME• Giant 4 bdrm, 21h ba! Features in c lude :--------private boat slip ... put· -------- Ung green ... aunbn liv· LOVELY log room with massive ..,11r..., beamed ce1Un1s. 15% "' """ down. OWC. $485,000. Great neighborhood. EXECUTIVE SPECIAL AVALON Well constructed, 3 BR .• 1 ba. oak floor. partial basem ent.. concrete ·foundation. Flats area. Sl.20.000-Fee . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J ·I I B" y \, d, 0 r , v, ~.J fl bl~ b 16 1 IF YOU'RE VIEW ORIENTED, YOU MUST SEE THIS HOME! . Located°" o blMff with cnmd-w"9dow . •xpotlft to c~ mMI oceca .,_ .. , appow.d ""':-= tM 2 bedr"GNK. li•llMJ "*" ... ..... ft ........ too. lecMtful ond MnM .wt co a mfty. $122,500. 495-1720 Callforappolntment · Sharp 3 bdrm Sum · merfield home w /lje fm· In a neighbofbood or i m. posing homes. Thia 3 bdrm S turdavent Westcllff home Is a batga.ln, priced for you at SlS9.000. There's old ruhiooed quality in this modem home. Start the 1--------new ye._r rtght in the MEREDfTH IUIL T C & R lY rm & rnnl din rm. OMISL "· Almost new t'rpts & Newport High St'hool •U9UIDATIOM• Beaut1ru1 Executive District. To see this ln· •6 VA HOMES* home located oo YI acre Redty cust.m drps. Move ln con. 751·2060 dition. Beu.er huny! On· stanUy appealing home Investor Llqwdallnf? 11us del.l~llul 4 bdrm. 3 calluaatSC0.1151 Homes 10 COLLEGE ba home u a must see. PARK Ideal Lemon Height& and MESA DEL MAR location w / amen1uea ________ , ly$85,950.545-9491 ,.~,~HERITAGE $'5,000 Triptex. 3 Bdrm, encl prages. Call : OPE N HOUSE IHALTY / HURRY-They are 1n plus.646-'nll. CUTE HOUSE 8ood shape and WON 'T LASrLONG. ON •·2 LOT MESA YEltDE $0 •wet to nts Eutalde. Costa Mesa: 3 A.5K FOR ReaJ Estate bedrm charmer. Formal 0ut.sw!!~·~O~room. Ill Nortoll, Agent ls It flos.,._1 living rm w/real wood " 541 "100 bumlng fireplace. Love· 2 bath with a cozy -v OLD CORONA DE L ly remodeled kitchen fireplace ror cold w1.11ter --------MAR . • REALTORS C::1 Walker & lee c:= Walker t; lee wt custom cabinets & nights. This home has 4.000sq. ft. been completefy re· 1--------Y-• • r "'-'pl'"' A double pass thru window to din· -·.. • n .., • mot ber·in·l aw or -------- 21 teenager unit. Front boUle ii 3 bedroom din· c ta& rm and the unit bu 1 • bdrm and &oil wW hu __ w_etklff __ •_••----•-hi&bceilinp. HIWl.tSTIHG! -w~ W AT E R F R 0 N T ; H ... MES pier/float· duplex on REALESTATE legal R·2 '1ot; close to 631-1400 sbolJ6 • Udo Village · a IRVIME real value for si49,500 ! 1a1boa 1oy Prop. SACRIFICE RHlton Lvty 4 bdrm bome in the • 675-7060 * Colony filled )W/lota or -------.... countiy charm. Walk to ---'-------scboola. PA.fk as leools. Owner anxious. 646-'n 11. · GIANT FIXER FOREST E: OLSON .. . . .. . EASTSIDE CUSTOM Highly upgraded 3 bdrm bome w/warm fmly rm. ~ crpta. Remodeled kit.cben, entry as cov 'd patio. Mint, move ln COD· ditioo. Hurry on this one! ~9491 ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realtg SELL ITEMS UNDER 10 WITH A F»ITASTIC .. A .. FftAMI High beamed ceilings & cozy rplc add charm to this 3 BR, 2 bath home w/lg. sun deck, duo purpose patio & atrium. $114.SOO (back-up orrers only ). Dona Chichester 642·8235. <M·ll > Ing area. Added 00 fama· decclnt.ed and it ii priced VETERANS Wlde lot just off ocean 1y rm. Converted garage right! CALL 751·3191 Blvd. Formal living rm may be used for lge SPECIAL + ramUy rm w/wet bar. game rm. AU this at an . S large bedrms. each affordableprice:873-8550 CSELECT New bargain for VA with it's own bath. 3 OPINIHO•ll\ 11N•0 1<1No<1• tPROPERTIES buyers. Large well secluded envate patios. [ • li~Pdl:tl "AXER" ' S~~·~:~p~~ r~r"one31!::~o"n~dinrn~e~r . ~ fireplace. lge kitchen roof w W ""W!! S37 MO a nd grat'1ous li ving lot. Don't let this one get -v-"111 room. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath away! CaU67J.8550 ' Ote.YSSI 90011 Cute 2 ell w/frpl c . doublegarqe.altroron· ()Pf,..,,,.,.,,~.""''°''""''' =t~~:ts.c~!s ~~Ta1~r:~ri~~ ~'l'<Se~c~~~s~~· [~ llJJlil ~. I.Re paUo. Ideal 645-7221 . --·=··•=•!!!!. starter ~me or good ln· ..-. vestment. Phone now ~~ Se1J things rut with Daily """" '" '°"'" 5'~'49l ~. '~~iiiiiiiiiii~ii~~Ptlot-iiiWiiianiiitiiiAiiidsiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wesfclff RMlty ......., ~~ llD0~~!JJ.0~!!!. CD, •OADM<>Ott -ILUFFS llAUTY HAltlOll VIEW HIU.S Great end unit on one of the finest A home ror the most discriminating streets in Newport Beach's Bluffs. buyer nestled in a park-like setting Spectacular 4 br w / 3 baths in overlooking a magnificent green· wooded settin~. Short distance to ~lt. ~vely decor , with 5 bedrooms pool and entel'(ainment area. Sep. and 13inlly room. Exceptional-at -dinin.g _t"oom.. .Hu~~vln~ f.Q9m. $239,500. w/raised hearth F .P. High wood A COUMIU.IAW" CO. 644-9080 2111 IANJOAOUIN HIUI CtO. ... NEWf'Ofn' canUt beamed ceilings thru-out. $169,500. A "Joy of Newport" exclusive. t5l --..... , ...... 631·1800 881 DOVBt HIVE \\ I .: .1 I.·, ~. TAYLOR CO. l 1\ I· •\I. I< 11; :.... ·.1111 , · l' 1·11; llYN TBIAC1-¥11W-4JIO,OOO Fabulous view of ocean. bay, city lights and Catalina! Also the sunsets are unbelievable! Homes are rarely for sale in t his beautiful area. Hurry to see this lovely home with 2 bedrooms P.lus maid 's rm & sittin~ room . f amlly room & formal dining rm. Gorgeous pool m enclosed patio. WISLIY M. TAnOtt CO .. llAl.TOIS 2111 S.Ja1 •• 1 ...... HEWPOIT CIMTB. M.I. 644-49 I 0 YOUIGAJM- my loss! Promotion de· manda immediate move. WW PtY buyer's coals. Top location. 3/br/fam/· den/rec. r m /3 <'lH g.&raJe: 1102,500 submit. HAL"NCHIH REALTORS 67M3'2 HARIORVIEW 8Ul 4 bdrm, fmly horne w/lvly 01ght light Ylt'W, wet bar & wood decked backyrd. Prit'~ to sell. Just lis•ed. 846-Tl l1 ~ Walker & lee Real Eat.ate 210 FEET OF VIEW! In the original Harbor View HiJls. A s'1ectacular ocean & night tights view home with 4 bdrms .. et formal din ing rm. + a s pacious pan eled ram ily rm. with frplc. A plush. one or a kind home m a terrific location . P riced by transferred owner at a bargain. $269.000. Open house this wee kend. I to 5. 3007 Setting Sun. Dr .• CdM. 9052 8-18 ""1lf-...i-1ff~-r .... lht ~0-HQU~P S ~t ne-' I ~ lasnioo Crocne1 now' ttowPt-~IJtl~f' -Ill· lull• bolcleteo by c;runc~. S~d lol)ecl OOChel U~ \ynlhr•u Mi1tt1nR *Or\lecl ·~ l rlo• colOls Panern 1191 011H:1 ,r S11es 8 10. 1114 1nc.lucle<l .. •••••••••••••••" Tie up Sl)l1n1 s weiy ltlnwune IOOl w11ll 11a1row lies at the '42-8235 644--6200 t01 OOV.r Drive H~ Vl•w Center St.50 '°' NCh °'"ef" Acid 40( tKn pattern loi l11st class '" ma.I 'no h•nC1l1ng. S..d to • ..... Need lecraft Dept. 105 Dally Pilot PENNY PINCHER -AD • ONLY $2 I« men iaformaUon IDd to pllt'l JOUr .. calla Q...n.dAdv 642-5678 . ' I rvtne at l'Mt-.n&M. Vil ltV C9n\ar 1414 , .. • MC-ot llltst MW .nci tena Ille \11111$ Weir w1111 l)'nlt Mtrts PnnltO P1ttt1n 90~2 M1Uft Sues 8. 10. IZ. I•. 16, 18 Sile 12 (buJt 341 ron1 sleMO \11"1 I lt8 '°' 60' . otlltf I ltl s..uo ........ ... . ............ .... ............. s..'!l .. IH, OM a.. Sta., lltw '"" '" 10011. ''"'' 11 .... ....... z;,. ''"'"' 11...t.. 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Alk for Roys mens. 831·1266. llST IUY IM MISA YllDI QuaJlty conatructed 4 bedroom. 3 bath home on huae lot amid.st cu1tom homes. Seller motivated. Immediate occupancy -Ask for Glm Hellwarth 631·1266. IRVINE TIM.IV& Yale model -tri·level with • be(lrooma. formal dining and sunken family room, wet bar. $109,900 or try lease option at 111~.ooo. Ask for Roy Siemens. 631·126Q. IUSIMISS OPPOlmHTY Be your own boss in 1979. Auto parts store · $43,500 and owner wUl carry wlth $19.500 down. As k for Roy Siemens. 631·12166. IRVIMI RENT~ For Rent or lease. 2,050 square foot home ln Irvine. 4 or 5 bedrooms. 3 baths. $650/month First & security deposit of $500. 1.500 square foot home, 3 b4:droom, 1~ bath. added family room and central ai r. $500/month. First & security deposit of $300. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266. of ..... --. ln'IM ............... .. 234 L 17tlt street, Cotihl MeM Hl·l2H Nationwide Net.work of Individually Owned and Operated RHI Ell.ate Of'flret FANTASTIC TllPLIX -Pride of ownership! Spacious 5 year old unit. Eastside Costa Mesa. 2 bdrms, 1 'h baths, fir~place in each unit. One is approx., 1600 sq. ft. Great rental ~ location. Priced at $194,750. For more lnformaUon. Cll 54Ml41 c;",., .;,·nq c;',-,1.1 M1 .. ,,1 lr11rn,.' Lingo Rul&Tan IASY TOWMHOUSI UYI ... -S ........ ••c::_.11 'ty ~ ...... J JllJ Mlflll ~ ....,.. a.w a I I nu .M ,,C•:r. • • alla•llw Welt ........ A,,. ... ..... ~ ................. ...... c .......................... ,... _.... .......,. ~••oo-. '-owa •11. flre,aKe ........... clolett. I.Med ..... 17',900. C•644-7020 212J-=~~= .... SA 116.toO dole to blacb Is alaopt: /\ newer Lacuesta ••El Cajon'' built t1.ooo ... t.ban buUdert perfect for • et.rttr by Ayrea. a story -' Bdnn + den + .., .., rillbt eeroN bomldrMCODd home for family room. Decorator wallpapers t'bt etrHt. ·'Buut. • U.ek,rdwU.. n•.ooo and custom interiors. Relax in ~p1ilar Wara\la1ton PIOIATISALI ~~~~~~~ 1'1111,\ 8 TWalUDe. 2 Ila, 2 A 2 bdrm. llome In prhnt 1-abaolute privacy of your own Jacuzz.l. . Br. blCb1Y ..... ~. AC location! Sale t\lbJeel to SACRlFl(:E amidst luah laric:lacaplng. Huge 3 car premlu• autd lot court tOllftnnaUoo. Alk· Beac•BR. pool, •P•. '•• 1araae. cU1tom flnllhed to suit most :l~m~~J!~': lQlusc& ... ,L yll'd. xint 1rea. ft.a,500. avid wortr:a~ enthU1Jut. Home In brick -•'-... f1Ml11Atl. move ln condition. superb for all exec. • -.;,: "" "'1 .. nnudoa ava l. wuh 1;;;;-;:;;;;;;;;;; f Ill t b ln -' of •130 IEN\ 1*11 etunOw• tbialbdnD.6f10tl)¥rm. am et a •1'1• pnce • ,-. •i..!l "'-•fr. 1aome.~roceaovW.W1 Phone to see this home now. ..... .._ · --a.v ... ot uu. I• CAIPIT, IW.TOU MJ..1141 .,,.,_d)I 81 •· ~b ••eh Hel1bta of· ...... C:..Mete IOU C..MIM tol4 UtlVERSITY ....................... ....................... PAR11 SAT/SUN ttos I\ ts CIM'AUTY 2004 Calvert UOt dllelY eoodo tb1t 11()8 H Coe11 HOOflwrt •~,...... 11Meotfer.M4·5'757 fHI• Uii a houHI L.IOl#lt .. ~" c. t?t51 --" """' Alleol\M ('OmfClftl P1Uo 1~1~:" OPINHOUSI 0.,1-4 zttn.s....._ tido Isle 0...1••= UMTIDUOI S 671-1626 TO YOUJ' 1 • .... 11~ to ll"tlDbeltl IHutJful l~""' IMlll\e ~&n Take a loOlc al tblt ...u _..,....,.. 1trfumt Submll )'our :"lii1.W:•5tl r.bel.:!1'~.!J:"ro~•~\': .000/down • troo mo. terma. T•lk to Red ~... IOIO HOt• +An. e1tar11: I ve1r old llllc.dowttb pool aad Carpel. Wt lltllD ••-•••••••••••••••••• ll A ' ~· &,~~·..... 'Jltolllll It'•~! 2 ~· 4 br. 28 bouH+ pt over ~ ~ ~ Ja1cuuta-1 'TJ ---pr, Ra. Bit corner lot. -brf~ ..-kin na ..__.1-llJI OniNltree P1Uo Home Z rnnl GID'J . lt'I rR. 2~ view. DIR, L/R, den. 1uDdtek off muler, .. --·-----· Br2Ba.daaicelotaUon. ba.uppd'1111ort! Bltn IZllS.OOO.Apptonl121.5 S(. bdrm. Call ~5m for•• upsr•d••· adult com· vae. 11r opnr. brlclc Andrewf ftd . Agl IDll'edttaill. lllUllllty. Poolt/jac.,/&ea· patio, prof locbcp. All ~ WTSIOI ma. Good 111umabla. U'1I ii mort for onl}' -.... --le--ln-lud_ln_b_ Co1y eott•I•; 2 BR. 11U00.5'Mfl0 = Realty World. ',,;; ~ bee axcb~n1~ · : .-HERITAGE h 1r d w o ~ur Io o rt • u.IYenffy ,_. d o w n I n a p k g . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l •-------•I ... dollble 1ara1e. Cll•i: ._ ~~!'!~~ .... ~~!~ _m_1...a200 _____ _ •-Mce.6 lltr s BR. flDl rm. ablt toe. L NI I 1-------Rt.ALT<JHS IA Y FllOMT HOME <including land> 0hmygosh! ,,_, 5._772t By owner. $101.000. aguna 111~~1 LOYILYUDO Slashed.. 1-------·1:;:._SUt.ooo.tmi Realty • ~,:c:Y•:i::::'°~ To sell! PrHtlllOUI ll!c;~V~RDE Ba 1 e 0 m, l r v l De . 18dnn, fam rm home, Pier &SUp Meu Verde ' 'aedroom .-n • ..... a•tt/101 412 "'311 a rbarmlnaly decorated $721,000 Magnificent 4 bedroom, 4 bath ' fireplace. Jlbrary home ln Dover Shores nelt COUDlr'I club ... • ~ pr1ctlC1l tlnele .,.,.. • • ·• & tlGU wllb country French formaJ dlnln1. f1mll1 .t.or)' 3 bClrm. den. POOl. _t_CJOUm __ ,_._____ TlalACI kitchen. oak floors. room and rfupl1er· l'*t ...... -Jan1--------1Spectcwabdrm.2"' ba fltellde form1I dining ~1i1b carpel, lo • M.Alldqf175,000 COLLMlrAltl eOndo. Former model. with ltalMd ind leaded more ... $133,000. BKR. ~ 11.->0 a.nu.. Hew Year out T11tefully decorated &LaaewlndowS1nd warm Call5'0ol'1IO ntM.. ADd rou cu " muter bdrm au• te DIWra1 wood tooea t.bru· ....._. 163,IOo.1"-•· rf1bt OD lblt nut w/flrepl1ce. Creatlv. c:u OPIN HOUll IAT /SUM 320 Morning Star Ln. Npt Bch, Ca. ........... Oneteoado DI' SD fr'W)'. •n•ll)' Model ba ell• fln1Dcin1 anU1ble. PLUS -. 2BR+20a20 bonua rm Cllleat CODdlUoa • eo1or Ownar lftldoul. noa,ao. A 11111e pool alze aouth Lido Mngmt. 646-4021 or 675-2444 Broker participation invited. ov~ dbl 1ar. ,Prlfcld coordlua.d tJanaouL . at· 49).'4•4 4•5-1220 peUo. TAICIADVAMTAM .,._ market '°' Ht lndJv.b' ludaeipad. If 4'6-J41l IJ0.5010 $295,000 Ille. Soutbluden R.E. )'OU ne.rrour bedrOom•. --~ .. -----Priced to aeU 1t onty •m4 , .. -a1.. , I •-c..-e-. ....-' ... $(18,900. Thia 3 bdrm --------• 1 __,room ' .orma -_ .. , ail 4-7JI t home futures new $16.100 ~:•price · then JUlt minutee \0 beaches f:".:::: rJ~~ All\lme VA Loan, 1,..-.t c:.11 ODUalaODe' ~:ra~:?'s?"~ 1002 ..... ltlmd 1006 Gt•r• ....................... ···················-··· ________ ,, duplx, Lncludlng bay front \0 be excb. down in For more det.alla uU lnwrttt. •.ooo. Pa)'· lnLq\IDINl1ueJ. Neatly _.. -P.l.T.I. No laDdlcaped & backs on ESTATE STARTER 2 Units, 2 bdrms., 1 bath each; also e nclosed gange for" each unit: lot 50x.120, fee land <you own It). Located Eastaide Qieta Mesa. Eoy walk to banb, poet omce & r marke . fl.20.000 5'8-590 qudf)tD&. 3 BR, 2 ba, perm1nent greenbelt. -------- pool. Calf'lSl-2090 RoNa. tttes, & charm $5000 D •OPIM * --------•By o•ner. 831 ·9621. n FOR IM5'1CTIOM ~c...il. Ir.... aooo 5-day J• 7 = "9w w/Oc... V• 111 • bdnn, 2 ba. home "'"'0"___. IJ l w/pool, Jae .• fam·rm. H --cm•t 71t..Z 0 Moaan:h Bay Terr. completely remodeled. Clfen ~ $255,000 Ind Up -===.....;____ Open Sal 1·5 81& lot, much more . oow belna considered. Ask For More! DrUT BEATER theHIP1Mda. Beautiful· 12719Sea laland Dr Owns wUJ finance. No Fln1l decl1lon on or Newly carpeted 3 RUH lY ~' ~·. + •.ooo ~ credit needed s1ss.ooo. before Feb ~ .. 19711. bedroomedcutlve, com· What 1 barpjnl Exeptl (1m. nn. Wood Pluked a/A~ balance. Aa k for Ed ~yhu:3~mu.2 ..a.. .. -... .. =r:•-.....__ 1a ..... 1 .... t ,_ .. lt floar,~U.lbtflx· a.m..914-3'55 baths, remodele d ..--........ ·en .. ,. ·---• 9AI -w a • tuna, c111tom cfrape1, 1--------kll chen . 2 palio1. atorqe,umque 1•~ Hurr)'Asavel84&-7-414 tev.lon. Aa outataDdln1 CUSTOMHOME privac·•. 2 fireplace•, and 2 patloa. Sl04,IOO. c.eau.ir.,21GoldSt.ar dftriqaUZ:IUOO R E T Y ~TOF7 b11ma. Early Dalbo• BKR.Call5*l120 •Br. 3 Bl. matter bdrm Island vlnta~e <need1 Tlliml\l retre.t. 2 frplca. formal =~~~:;::~~: . W• ~~ ........ !~!~ MC>te~~~=AY =-~~.a~a/;ial~ new buyer will be Far Sale b1 Ownr/Act. 4 Eleaanl 1ln1le family BeauWuJ 4 bdrm .. faml· Uoda Court. SIS9,SOO. fort\.Dlate in 1cqu1rtng a Br 2 81. newly re-txm. w/oceao as valley l)' !"D:i comer lot with Owner/A1ent. W-4194; home occupied and loved modeled. home ln prime vlew1. Comins aoon. fllUIUC view. 2 Fn>lcs .• fG.21Mor8734782. by thefamllyforyead':'..i Nptffllt.area.Allnew ~SW 3 .ur 1ar. Askln1 or Sal• by Own•r . nu. home l,t aurroun .,.. kftcben '* earpetln1 -;-;·----;;; '12815.0001 '"' by run and friendly lhnaout. ~~ uaum1ble • OfllN SUM. 1•5 Beautiful e mos old lllandneighbora. VAlou.$9UOO.~ C.ASH OUTI lf523,.,, ...... ._"-.i-~ Newport Terrace condo. SeeBarbaraHumphreya •--------Thlt'a wbat t.be owner ~MC•~•M 2lU~rALAWAM Pnme loc:allon. sgl sty atSallaburyReally llAHDMIW aaya. Today Lt not IOOD --------~ eDd unit. 2 Br 2 Ba . snaio~ 67.3·7706ev. T~OMlS eoo&Ch for a ..... 3BR, READY AND w/1ar•r· 5'8·8038. - SA' •L'n• 'RY "'M~ooch'' den, 2Yl ba Townhouae. _ SBl..Prired elow mitt al ~ F t tl d WAITING 000. REALESTATI:. (Eut.akle tall••> an., c ocean an ~olC Y. rUICKl.UC t---Fl-NAIC--W-HK __ _ l&arbor view. Brinl Y<>Ur " · Belboa Island bu l 0 rr. r t 0 d. y . larltlt Deerfield Park I RUUOJt ' 873'e900 Enallah Tudor 2"3 Br home ID •Vr(•llna ~-.. -""' IYOWMlll -------· apl1t level, 2•a car Thou11nd1 leH than "' ...... -----·----g 1 r 1 1 e , fr p t c s • comp1r1ble propertlea ~~net. · .,.J~~m M0·7000 SA VI $1,000 ..... ,,,. 1..t• t 007 mlctowav•, sreenhoute and 111ume 1% loan. !::'"-.. ,-~ OWH wt°U Harbor View Knoll. 3br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wlndowa, pool, apa. S10l,.500.tM'10. -~ ... _ ,! Tri-level. Cape Cod Con· 2 BR. 2 .. a "b •--.....""'-·-help U1M1U1>1J IWI 111Vtll· ........ "'-'-1067 do-Open apace view. beach. ms.~ u rary "' 'c.a-..,F:;;;' Me 960 •llS/lllOIT IDllll at hl3.000. Call fOC' ........ ;::t;.......... TeDD11. pool. VI R a1mble ManballRealty 67M800 M&-0081or'6s.1azo Qmdo. Z8R. 1-. ba tn ......... CASADll. SOI. loan. Pou. lae. opt. a 1*1. 213/61M-3200 . : ~-; HERITAGE . . REALTORS H1111t1nqto11 11 .. .ich N •·wporl B1•,1cll .. ____ ... ___ IC.....dllM• 1022 1>evelopedb1 JM . .tat.cl eommulty Aduit communJtL. Sefr SlT1.000.'4CM141. --------•••••••••••••••••••••••• __ W_oodt_ree __ De_v_.eo_._ ..rDaDaPalntHU'W. bout• ar rec. 10 r w. ENDL«ramboine 3 + o-aldYoUllketollveon -------· MetaVerde•bdrm.2ba. m.no.141' ~C::0,2t'uu~~: Plua2011R290'bulldable VETS Near new carpet new palnt, Garden Grove School Dllll Only ~OllO. ..... 1tet1c-..• Weu.e..I 714-1202 P'tll' Siie Bl_ Owner• ·er z Ba Buena Park bome. nu carpet. fa kitchen, frplc. Sbatp.ready \0 move ln. $19,IOO. -.rut 01\CE fe,5L.500 VA Ap- pr d . 3BK . 2ba · lmm1eulate. Owner pays buyer'• coatt. Brobr 5'1-4'25 USITHI DAILY PILOT ..,AST lllULT" SHYICI DlllCTOIY For Result Servlce Call 642-1671 lat. JJJ •••• WISHIN45 YOU A HAPPY MEW YEAI Start. th18 year of '79 with the best investment one can make. See this charming 3 bdrm 2 ba home in a qulet area. Ideal for your fmly . Close to schools, greenbelts & recreation. •••• 'SUPIRIOWL UPSIT and the only way to win ls to see thil 4 bdrm, 2 ba fmly home w/a potential team working for you. Seller made a touchdown w/VA terms, Qo, (lo, po -only 1107 ,900 **** ' A~·· UKI THIS IS FOllVB See th.ls lvly 3 bdrm, 3 ba home over 1700 l<l . ft of cozy living. Get down to earth on this one for only S97 ,000. Xlnt terms available. IH6W ... A•e .• Wtel BAYSIDE DR. for onl.Y DUPLI)( new crpta, R.V. pan1.n1. Spuiall tile eov'd pabo lot.128511, 7l01 Seashore, ~500. Feel M1lKal So.of..._., 2patioa,larleyard.Nlce ASMMll/2'9...._ auBBQ,UlerooC'.vlew: owner. Will ctlnalder • 1 Bi', den, vlew of on lovely Avocado are1. Plnance flex. =day la a v1caUoo -· aecurtty. By owner.1-0~.-~11>;tn1~de;.;64S-84;;;;;1;0;;; ~~tor'· ~lovelely°"dae~: Avenue, a charmlna 2 _1_s1_.-_ _.bY .... A.-p..;..pt_. ___ at dealrableendlUIUt. ~.._. 1041 Sl07~~ Btn. Ph: .. .......... bdrm 21ty. uptldedown lD aerene ••ll n1. ....................... en•>·-IESTIUY IMTOWN •. OWNER ANTS AN bouae' llh Ced• l\ingle IACI( IAY llAUTY ma+-. 2\\ bl. PoOl. Of'FERI 1325 Bay1lde extert:r anda!:ndeck Lovely 3br home jlc,Mtbar,fireplact4&2 .... -.rtleedl 106' TRlPLEX + 1uest ~()pen Frl·SuD 1"':30. PLUS a luxurloua 2 w/many amealtlh. aundaeb. Owner wlll Great "II· $108'Z \ Formal D.R .. Bar-B·Q in help finance .... IOO. I Smr/Wntr Rental bedroom. 3 b1th apt. ktdm. Open. Spaclout-m UDO ISLE Cloae\0Beach6 Bay Best~ Seav'iew. View of Covered ~tlo lad 3 car Grul for family 1ivlna fa K.R. PBOPt:RTJES 8padoua ltaliu Villi, 12 ~.000-Make Offer Fuhioo llland. Tennil. san&e'4f ~i I ~. 979-6370 49).fJI I roolm. ~D ba1ms. tile .,... ....., .... , I Br, f1m rm, 2\111 "'-11--t hom• 67WJf 0 , 2 fpk'11 IOU of brick. ,.._.. ·-.., V ant. $255,000. All. A LL f''PA TE , II & __ ...... 1040 ';,i:.:-.!-r.=.. •----- 7»U.ii2 ~,,.,, --············· ~ MS.IHI SlMftD-RIA&...-B.rowntr; Z.•l1· a BR. I"' ..... &..w&U•.... •--6a. townbou1t. frpl.. :JILUFF 11u1eulr, 111dded 1IX2I TopofSPr-•• patio. Clot• to t,.1tk. ~~..... OCEAN YllW a Br s Be, expanded uv. family room, 11x201ueat eu.tm lot-Plans eooo ..r. HAPPY M1W Y1AA tdaooll. beaeb, rwya, ~JtlCll&& 7 ~ UTIS ma rm. 11 tllcbell, den, bdrm.,_. _ _. _,. aboppl.Qt ctn. •.aoo. "''• rrplc, Owner wlll ..... "'w .... p1per, bome, c:reat vu. ~.ooo. m.za A.II. cw -.nm · WALITOllACH .. 1 u •-panelloa and cer1mlc 5'8-1141 *"-•,500. aa.tP.ll. From tbla cbarmlal The world spar .. ea ftn.lnce. No qua fywg. We. Cloee to fwya and --------~ led bedroom below U.11 showpl1ce S217,000. Owner. MO-ms s ln1-Offered for OCEAN/CANYON VIEW FHAoo •YA INlllifal 4br. 2ba. • fam wood:r:pa~i:. Ts•U ·--home. I bdrm, 3 ba, •et> Jumlne Creek condo, a ~a ~v-.... • ......... --"-1 tmty rmatri frml din . IOd a WHTCUFF /t.enal.e crta. 3 Br. cr"eteul-de·ue. 1111 1.na.mlDll'Wind llltat.-. • "I um 11np we ..,...... twWpoP y IWJlllJJl;t~~~~~~~ --, . .., .. rm .• rn-· •t oceu aoct aJ Iv... b'"' ... ,..__....._ rt .. <Broc*bunt•BIDlllat> f«Md. Sl.57,100 outdoonlft. 7!19-1501 Incredible value in BaycrHl area e xec. UCW . bonw, .Famll.Y comfort in VUlalt Fair w1' br, clliilb1 Ii falfr. ' BY OWNE_!l1 ~ve $6,000. LAGUNA BEACH ___ ReaJ __ Et_ta_te ___ , rma, 2 h'plca, lndtcpd lmmac 3 DCU'DI, 2 p1tloe, 497•2457 Ql'lbeWater. Newport. ynU1palJo, beaut. tttes. 1--------JASMINE CRK. 2BR, MISA Talrl.IX cl-. 11 hr tee, pooll. ten· Newly redecouted nil. End wiit. $199,500. townhouM type of wllta. Own/~· 1s&-OCW6 Excellent Cotta Meaa ;;;;~';.;.;.;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-; pclOl.:=tl1 ~•t· $175,000 ,\teat ~ Real\1. M2-41S8 ild. . Open Houu 8'!~~~~~~!! N8-"22 areo.5327 days orevea. .y 0 -Sal 12·5. 1.llOtl Hamdta :;;: --~~=---1---:--;-:-"::--:~-rental area. Separate petb, ~laces. close to thoppln1. $1.55.000. OCEAMVllW JASMIMI CllllC Pl.AMI. .,...,. .. 3454 ....,,_ LD.MM051 •DWtl.U * llACHDUPUX rri••P..ty ~~cc:·•--------• Ocem&ldeolbwy, level i.llUt. to ocean: HWl) Grut homes, fl ex ;i~led klteb, eov: OCIAH DUPLll lot, ... Y eccea \0 be1cb. IWIDnt.ed. h.55 ooo. rinanclD1, best areas . er'd brick paUo drt1my fliN,· Needa l)al.DL. minor re· .-w'POIT IEACH _\;~;;;~';;;1 _;;;;_;; PETE R wf7Mfl2 eutbtonea thruout. ICX1IT ,,..'7111 Dlln: ldN.1 tor bom• • llALTY 675-16421 ~ Dew l'ar rce ONMIAT/SUM 1-4 IDeome. Hurry, only --------~· SS ·Ill or tlZI ..,........ =a..ltJ ...o'Jll :~ ..... ~~ ....,... 4 ... ·~ batb DWLIX _._.,...._.. MZ-IZlll S...ef Hlw_, WOODSTUAM ......... , __ .._ ___ •I opl<MlYAvocadoA.ve,1 'l'onbouN; a bdnu., I 111/JIJ.IOll ebarmlD1. I bdnn, 2 betbt,dtDlaarm.6famJ· --------• ------.-1110rJ.up11dedowaboua• '1 rm. MS ~I. UDlveni· CAPICOD '.IUSTUIT8>1 wttJi cedar tbiule ea· lJiJ'JJ:r• -41alH,tll 2 Bdrm. I betha, den, ww.alUDdteiPLUS,._ _____ , ___ ..... ,...., me tt•a.a luu 1ard. do1ibl• 1laxwlemabedroom,I•• rm.o.r.tt~ + ,....... 1rp1c. Newport bath •r· eov....t P•Uo ·------......._ y_. __ ..... _ __. .... =ta. Prlud at ud ear 1ar11•. ftlDISl6.tot ----..-;.-;.;re _ Ma-GA Ev.. Cll '44-72 I I 3 BR+booul room. Le• •-a-e-tl. uUlul • SllO.OQO. ftlA. ·~ laL~ ... CCll"IMr lot, RV apace, IVtlll - associated It P ~ I I I I I' I ' I , . . . .. ·---- /.Jxi ,...11,11 • , ri 11 1 r :. ·. (I' I '-iUl 11\ I I ':i cov'd p1t10, trple. 81 .... Male, /mo. OWW.1'5-llTO N~t~'~ llr..tr• .... C4iiirN ..... c11t•M9ei:---.......,r+ •• •·••· a.ba ----...,.,.IP--l'llt l/L Slll.I00 ..... 1141 ... 4 ~cUI• ~Tl ~ Ntwport Htlfbtl '79,500 2 ,.,...._ ,_... .,_ -----bdna. a.dwood Plntl· -•r .......... ••••••••••••• J Bdrm • dln -rm lo1. Xlnt eo-.d. Low Orut bomH, flu ACRIFICS I ha•t. ·~· """ r:Jr: malotenanu prhlte ~~q, bell anu. !~~s1 t .:!: :~=· · 1anl. Aanml&lt t "''Jt ..----"":l'~ ••un lolD. Opt0 ti t.o 4 JU:POll.-ZON neut ... .,. ..... _!!~~!· ·-,,..n-Q~:f"nu• :e::.'"AA•••t. :!:.~A,.":-';-- ' . ~ICNMll BcllNlr. AfSaNTW SO<I~ ~ I.MUMA llACH 1-1 &or Panoramic 180 view lot . Unobstructed ocean, coastline and city Ulht views. Plana included for a' BDllM. 3 BA home. 11~.ooo. AICHn'ICWU. Y otmMCnft ... and ready for immediate OC· cupancy, thll new 3 BR. dert, 3 BA home hu formal DR, hardwood noora, beamed ce=s. wet bar. and a forever view .500. HAIBOR VIEW DBJGHT Enter tbla deU1btrul Harbor View f1mlly home tbr'(!IUlb • t.lled " mirrored ntry hill wblcb c.-to • sunken Hviftf ,_a formaJ din· 1n1 room. Rein ln tbe bi&Sen f 1ml l)I room & eat Informally lo Ole country kltchea. $ bedroom•. a balha. 2 flNpla~. &arpn1ln1ly reuon1ble at only ~. 'n. futtat dr1w ln th• W•t. . .a Dally Pllot <lMt1fled Ad, to-51'71. • f .. H1111nPor W. .............. ~ ......... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ,_...... .......U.fwwl•• HMlff U.fwW11t1• FrldllV Jat1uary~ 1979 DAILY PILOf p:; • •.....•••••••••.•••••••••••.••.•.•.....•.•••• ········••!_••·········· Me rt...... l 16t C..MIN JU4 • .....,_ "-"• U..WW•ed He.et U•~ .,_..... ... ,_,. ... d ••• 0 .,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......i... l24J ·····-················· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • " __ ... "91 ,., Ma-r.;,1._. INt Ml~.._.. t06' ...._,,.,.rty HOO .... ••.•...........••• .... .................. ...............•....... OUTSTANDa.... ILUfff VAWI IB>UCID FOR (i)UICI SAU t:xtcns1vcly upgr ded "Orl.cinal model home.·· t>rlme end unil "C" pJan overlooking pool. 3 bedroom a bath . Vaulted beam c•alln1u. f•rcplnc(>. ov rs1ze 2 c r attachP.d garaJCe, hie roof. lorl{ r nt.>cd p tio. rull bulcony. s 152,500 204 J Vitt. Cafo-. M.I . 644-0 1 Jt WbMr JuJwae. a Ilk. a UA bome, aduJta, no ................. ~ ..... MIM'-Vs.fo 3 267 S.-...... J 216 ........... _ #, 16'""' W E a.>' C'..tn •ff llfU.Jlar .• ••rdeoer. t350 ~ M lea.M 2 br. 2~ b1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.. OWi 8 Sal 111, 10.m 12noon mo J _N-420_1__ ~~:a~h_::e3 b~:l.:'!:: RMdYb ~-~vhe lnh 3 br1 2 Walk 10 bnch. Coi)' JBr, 2 b1, n ictly turn • ---r. ,. NO 1.MJ Slu.n I ' .._,_,... ba. lrptt:, u. W r.lal O, ~I br·hou ~ rrplc Stept tot.~ch. Wlnltr or UIW,...., Tab 0~•r • ., "' .nnP M•a Verde a br. AIOm'I· -· frK'd yd, ••r. Kida &>ell beam ttllin1&. MtCt uded. year\y. m.tl083. 875-6670 loan. Ho vat'antlu family rm. frplc. all .,.,._ lJ44 Ole. $445 Ast. No fee pvt yard• pat.Jo. AVall ~)outed •l t!Wt ...._u.fwlliitMtl blw. new crpLI .. drpe ........................ •M: 973.297l now 494.2893 t Br yeorly. Next to Weit a.I St. Rlallo ......... •••••••••••••• Walle to 1cboola • 1hop · be•ch at.ores call art C ALLl42-H7• ...... .._ U 06 JJina $.\2$.~om UNTALS Me.,.,.lffd 326' Ocun V1•w·Mon•n·h tpm.e7Md0.' forW .. &rawek'omt •••••• .. •• .. ••••••••••• 28R,2ba ........... S:S25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• swnm1t. adult comm. 2 ---tHR b . dfon. din Ina rm. FAltllde New• t'S~aal I BR. 2'-' ba. · · · '42Sl41S HAllBOR VIEW HOM ES 8 R & den. Com m I BR. ocean vlew. 1un 481 dupl •• paUo w liai bbq New lY ,Uc• houae. I br loft 38.R. l~ba ........ '4?,$ C'arlMI Modti :i bdrm. 2 clubbouff. pool. Jacunl, deck, all new. Yrly mrl blayfroulto b41ear.h tu•. very cl~•" 1115 i>vt fncd yd. crpll • 3BR.2 ba ....... $47515!10 ba. lam. rm. dbl. aiar etc. '550. mo. Teal Ii t7UU9orW-2385 down le a p Iii 1 mt44l dl1JI s:m mo M2·285 38R,2...,ba ...•. M2$/l50 lardtntr IMI 1675 per Babcock Real\)' loc. BEACIH'RONT tu ---Very dean 3 br 2 ba 1290 S BR. 3 ba. • ·' · '· .112$ mo Clll MM5'7 -...m 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Winter VJty. P nblly rum Xlnt ..,__ _,; · 4 BR.z ~ .......... noo --------llACM ftXM con0 :n~r 2ba 2 u r ~,way Hr eu 1hopptna. •BR. 2-.. ba ... ~11095 llACH S65 0/• Yrty w.....-.ter 3291 Rental~ mo 67$-4583 11 11 000 1ar11 •1 blk lO b\!h '"° 1chool•. ttlc. 01hwhr, 3BR. I ba MSOrruaun Utllflet Pllid ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . mdJ• Trl Pltoa. ~ __ ~&r•;,,~'Plv:.~.1 ::~· 4BR,2Yt ba . 11000/Npl L&rle 2 •l«Y home. bl& 3 Br. avail. 2/t/7:>. wat~r I m~~~C::i;.·. 8iJ:1~~~ -=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pnc.dlO eU C ... I lt-.. J2 11 '7581914 rooms.vault.ed/beama.2 pd.-xtru lal/laal.'4?~ N.,wporl He11 h 1s -Wtll loo&..t 2 l 1 1-_.. · huge bedrooma. 2.ba, Ml Shaltr. 213192A 80$l, 64llJ.ln05. 8 ntA H NRY •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Clean 2 btdroom. I b11lb frp~. deck. 2 patio.. gaa tla/3'14·3451 · --------- RAAK 8Lt1Jo t Ol4 R&ALTOK.<; Afe0 & UI fib' boiue Condo a cu 1araae. BBQ. O/W, reh1&. Encl ..._.. ,_,....._d or 3 BR. 2 ba . bayfront. latory3bdrrn on1 ti JISo.l)IM' 4121 Rl(n1 N•v.ll arpete4, ff'nt'f'd patio, PoOI ~ f:kpwork "'fre. laund 1L£-'.had _2200 Avail.u.nu1Junel5th .. billl, O\Ulooklnl "Uk. Walk to bch MM! Via clubboua•. NO P .. TS ...... .. --~~ -uo.u A.,. ....... ,,,~., dun t u •hopptn I 119U1Sm POOL 7 UMITs.c.M. C'ataltn• ~~·&5311 tor m>;mo ~BE/MAx"" call Great~;, 96o.~"" •••••••••••••• ... ••••••• ......,mo ..... v • .,-..... Uxlul,. PGOl. Princloala ..... 0-ew butldlnl •wt MU Gleo631·1* I BR. furn.ashed, nr Lido on.1.,. ~.. u 40' Boatdotk 3 br. 2..., ba MOllUHOME Vi ll11ae. Utt I inc I'd llSS.SGO ~I '6l• Jaa17J.i •si-•tiled paUo nil.llmnt.a •Int 1:; ath 1 ~..':. d~p'"'pal~~ \:31 38Rho~patio. s ml xtra (()Ddo, 2story.frpk. bltn ltllORMATIOM 1motae.67J._11_G9 __ ------W'llh S 6 S 4 bdrm hom• = .. kdeftl)( . 498 93 room. water paid, SSOO. •523CAMMDl~IRVIM'E kitchen. Vrly u oo Rent,. option t.o buy info, S'IUDIO APT at beech . ._,Oki R&ll(l\ Cowilt') TADYOUIPtCI( •• ? 54t-l.238/M8-4G70 675-877$ repos. loan auumpuon UUl.tU~lncld S220 & .... _-&..1.-Club SHI Beath. 8)' · ..... c ~--y f1nantl' O AC All»WWCUR d OwoerwUlt.Jpftnance< Sml 2 BR. 211 Knox Pl. Woodbridge 38r 1114 ba, bl·QanWe Bordeux 3 br. ~ ·.,... · · Call675·5009 o-ntr. 0,000 un "' ~...a.o.c u IJZIOOO ........ 3 222 .......... ,,_ ....... l r new!Nearl..aJte&parts..... h le &office. 81/20/o marlltt for lmmedlal• ... ....,.. ·-· , c.r--M• ,,., ...... • cr'IP'V' re• re 3 ba. enc ctry it Mable"-Stor. l or :? br furn or unr Harb<lr Vt•• Monato ••1•· Family roo.... 1'r11)Nl,C M S207.SOO ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~~~i.~e~rw:t1o~ Ill Nopets.$450,833-8600 Sl300. mo. Days 758·ll3l. SantaAma 5S4-707C S?M-~. Adlts..t10 pell> f1t1ut 111 OrHl vl•w. 3 bOnllt room, ~~. ba 1\'iplpOran,e•.500 HR. ll,ltbalhhome 2tar Her. Parle. 2Br. I~ ba. 837-0686eves Anaheim 9$6-1011 Yrly 2A21 a:; ltilh N Jib Walkina d.ultanre to 'oll •·P'ta Anah Jl30,000 ,.,..... fs dffk $450/mo 3Pm. Jan 7th. Co I , .~~~.M~~ O•nt'r. You 6 lennia All amen.It t>.a 4 Ptu Ora~eSU'l.000 W"tarf ronl 11 omu 1 .. ~ I L mmBpoko . nt ewS.39n .. o Oiarmlng older 3 BR hie Easl Anahetm 956-450(. -~-54311 ___ _ -.. Wiii' _,.. All unna in iood coni.11 • E •""' cu ·de·1oc. ae 3 pet1. r P• 10 ... 3 blks frm bch. Ve8rly W. Anaheim 761· 1442 S..,..... 2364 l)Qrt C.rliale ru;·ij~Stl-J7 64. uori CallW 2etiO 8311400 _ br. 2 ba. fr,plc . bllns. m.8800 s.500 mo + utJI. sw..itt48 Westminster 848~ c.pfstrattO 3771 ()pcm, iS 644 4881 2Brhomc,aduJts.nopels. ~~~need yard. Orange Tree. 2-sty. 2 BR. leave messag~ Cor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..__.... .. s_...1 s .. t.,...t ... o_...o_...._.-~---H-•---,-!pSELECT ~:!:~~deoer $425 "--. '-..1.-A 3226 den. rpl. A/C. comm. Margaret. COllldo•~~1 3 25 2 Br. t b.! '' c. pool. --_.. l)OOI, tennis. 2 Car gar. •UDO ISLE. 3 BR 2 Ba. u..fwni-4 garage $35'0 mo av OWNER HARBOR Por S. t 100 PROPERTIES UJu: new 3Br Broadmoor ••••••••••••••••••••••• M .493-6014 =·patio. 1750 m o ••••••••••••••••••••••• 493.~77 VIEW CARM EL tutall)' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Seaview homv. V1~w . 4 BR, Fam Rm. Din Rm. 3 Lovely. new Heritage : &U-8822 JNBr 2"2T8a orand ~e~ up(rlidtd lhru out 3 Rr. llG 4 ,... ••curtly & prl vacy. yn old. Owner lived. Lo Park townhouse: am · N ear H o a g . J b r -~moe~T~~ l~nbeh'. 1 ~nh 2ba.fo.,.,bv1ng&dlntn1 MOllLIHOMI Asl11n& only lllS,500 l860/mo0wnerm nwlnt.$500 496-l089t'vs end t 2 BR2b ~ d 1 ~ Unf\lmilhed rrn,d«rt'rnrs.w1ndow ltilJOl.MATIOM M\llt aelJ fat•\.Prlnc on· ..,_ 3b 2,_b 1 t mac. 1 uruk. N · la . .crptsd.lrps. car gar+ rarpora ••••••••••••••••••••••• •. 1 1 .,~ R 1 .... ,. 7<..., 3 BR 3 ba Crplc bltns ,...,w r. 7 " a , poo • en· nr. PoO . par . o pe s . car garage. A u ts. no (213)988·5009 rovmnp ... wal lre1.1l R.ttit,,,.,,•onlobm1 1nro. y~..,.,t eaty...,., ,_, .• · ' 'n1 s . nr bch . S6SO . •--~-··-640-5748 -....... ~-c:.a.....,5 e.IMtalsJ-.d l 806 .......... """',•hly .,8111,,..,, """"' ..., ,, -utility room S6SO Mo.. ~. _..... .-.-·-...mo ....., . .,..., · ........... ..h~ ,. ""' rtPQ'I, loan u11umpuon 6 HOUS 5 h A 675-5930 771·32201636-3728/497·&505 Adults over 4() 3 br un ••••••••••••••••••••••• & tOlally lnd1cpd. ln1: t.i.C. Easy rinance 0 A C E year y, genl Woodbridge 2 Br + den. 2 u,. •aOR VIEW furn. Secunly. recrea Studio Complr K1tl·htn. ('It l m d t' :$ 11( n e d 9olfkes. El&at.alde CM, aeller will oc•u ..... VllW·Z Ba . and. gardener. ruul. Uon.H.8.96().1366 hill bat.h All new. $225 l'lrlck/concrt'le drive ....._Hw s._.. tl.nance~BR, 4 2BR + ~ '-•• Valty 3234 garage door opnr, nr S650PER MONTH 67~ 1.728-479!> way. brick pouos. plan yards. ~.000 Prin on· 2 Bel + 2 Ba + 2 gar. + · ••••••••••••••••••••••• lake/j)ool. SSSO. M&-5598 4 BR Mootego model. Newly decor & BR w/all ----- I.en & patJo t'OI adorn lhc Westnu115ler 648·8895 ly. Bkr. 63H.234 Expenaive·2. S:S~ mo. Beaut. view 4 Br + den. )'OW' opt.ion 6 months or xtras. nr S. Csl Plaza U you like hanganl( plunll; CJCt Ele<' gar dr opener & w. Anaheim 78H 442 AdwtaOl\ly. 673.2679 2~ ba, ram rm. din rm. Cany on VI ew · New L2monlhs lease. Call Mr Adlts. SJ50mo.111cl aas & WJth 2 bdrm 1 b..a . lrg. e'IClra storaae In gar Anaheim 956 JOU 2 bouaes + Bach un it, frplc. dshwhr, gardener townhouse. 2BR. 2ba, Maraella75&·1152 \lltl'.846-3563evs/wknd patio. D I W . -.t•pt-r:ill' PRIME LOCATION. l SantaAna 554·7070 Eastslde CM. Gross Qirzy28rcottage,nr.bch. & water pd. Many ex· frplc. pool. $650/mo. tiarage. 5425 675·6239 Blk from scbl next to £.Anaheill' 956-4500 rents '9000 y r . SP frpl. be am ctil 'g . tras. Kids ok. no pets. 956-2154 ~-A-,...,....d 1·728-4195 gmbelt. comm pool & s100 .... ooo nrm. 2S'A down. $475/mo.640-7963 $650 .. All. No fee. University Park. 3 BR. 2 tfarbvrView Monaco2 Br ..,... ..... ...------,---- r ec. r acl II ties . AS . Mobile Home furn or un· ~\; bal at 10...., only All 3 B 2 b h tr I 2 ca 964-2568. 973.2971. ba, (pie, alrium. di.olno +<Sen. lg yrd. wshr1dryr. ·-•••••••••-••••••••• ...... ,~o 3107 SUMABLE LOAN Of' furn Acrossstreet shop-duo 3 yrs. Coll colle~t r, a mw rpl. r Cl ., S«I0759-9510 llllool"-d• 3706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $110.000 at 911-J<'f ! Save ping & buses. $8.500 rirm. ( 2 13) 8 4 1. 144 9 . No Jar & deck. ava I early O\armlng executive 2 sty rmh. ,new crplll . l osel to • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newer 2BR 2ba. yrly . thousands Ul payments & 6'2-2750, 548·-t758 Bmkers please. 'eb. no pets. $600/mo. 4 BR. den, pool. room an sc 5 • poo • e n n s · WATER FR 0 NT w I lsland charm. 2 Br l Ba. $400/mo yrly. Adul~/no fees. <>rfered at 1166,900 CARE Ph: 64G-2800evs. gar .. best schools, $600. library. $495 mo. S52·l26l DOCK. Sharp remodeled palJo garden, utll Incl. pets. Eve:-. 21312!>7 979'.! ' S~aal terms ava1! to Super Barnngton 2 BR. 2 545-4157. OranMetree. Lovely 2 Br 28R single house Bltans Nopet.s $450 494.3223 bkrs. Open Sat & Sun. ba .• elm. rm .. A/C, up· TaAMSPUMT JASMINE CRHK + den + D.R. pa tao incl 0 1 W & rerr1 R .•. .a-3707 3 Bdrm. 2•, ba. S700. pr • 1937 Port Clandgc Pl or graded. WaJk lo pool. NEEDED NOW in six 1-:. L.EASESAVAJLABLE 3 0 home. Minl condition. S900/mo. Without dork llllooPfftlft-mo. yrly . Workin1t g1rl'i l'llll for appt. 644 8700 or sec. g uard. A b u y . aide Costa Meu houses BEAUTIFUL ~!~~~~~.~~ .. ~~. Belit location. AIC. com· 1750 675 1906 ....................... pref. 313 Alvarado Pl. 7~·5131 $33,500. 551·306& aKt. in upgraded area neur 3oft . S900 /mo ct 1~ GOO ood BEACH. Vu:w. p1er, 2br. 631-0234orb7!>·360Cl. -----h 1 h · & New-elegant·2 bedroom pa or. e Cf!. • w 3 Bdrm. 2•., ba condo 'S500 adlts utl pd. 303 E ---------- ---------•!Beach Home, only $16,500 ~~~oPo~~io~rp~~yg, on $560,or 2bedroom +den de cked patio. t e n · Pool. 2 l'ar garage & Ediewaler (ll87l-2866 C .. l1tr..o .. ach 3118 n....n < ........ -..a_'f l·"' total. mobile home in ex-$57". Cedar & window nis/pool. Adults. no pets ....-.or, near Hoag Hosp -••••••••••••••••••• .....-~ .. ronlract at only $35.000 " $4.50 552-5817 .....,.._ ,._.._ ..,.__ 3724 260"' Vista D .. I Oro clU11ve NewPort Bch adlt each, All ror sa9s.OOO home. f'ive blocks to · & beaches S525. 673·6106 .,_."' .---3Bt Duplex. ltt back yd. .. "'" park, re<' facal. Call aft beach. Private 2·car ••••••••••••••••••••••• c1o5e to 'bch. $400 mo. ~·esl priced. popular *;~ (must beaold together> 1 ... .r w plan Eaf;tbluff Just Zpm;.,._3897. _ J IL ~e . Fully main· bedroom and fireplace. OCEANFRONT .. S57S SUS CASI ~ 96H662.67~5231~k hsted at ONLY $1&9.950 $16,900 • Ci)UA yard. Adults. No Earthtooecarpets.Com· 3BRUdoSands S62S Large & small l bdrm, C.-defMar l82l •BR. 2•, ba. convenient STEPS TO IEACH ~~~~~e~~. l8th munaty pool and tennis. 3 Bachelors Available encl gar . $245 &r up. -·••••••••••••••••••• ly located for im PLACE $.WI/mo Lease Call for more lnforma· Adults. no pets. 2ll0 LOVELY2IRU I Dbl Wide '61 lnilerama 975-0952 759-0363 Da -c t RH c~ 7S4-l 202 tion Newport 81 548·4968. pper a g 1 0 8 1 v e <DN5186) 3 pvt bch & PlorHTlfS'" 2 ""' w/gar. _,,,,, rp • -..-· JOMES R~ htc: Frplc. private pallo ~er/decot'atorlomdkl' pier SublettingaJlowed. 1n.-r11 1:>0PM.I rncd yd. waler pd. 2710 673 6·-21''0' . l&2 Br rum. bltns, pool. ~gar. No of Coal'll t s a rea outstan ang Located Ill Traeasurc Is . _,....... Ope:o beams & spacious 3 "D" Delaware. 636-4120 • close to stores. aduJls, oa Hwy . No p e t ~ u r buy ~I Pacillc Coast llwy. br. 2 ba & frplc. SG90 1·5 pets 931 W. l9lhSl. cbiJdren. S4251mo. Call ,.._,.rt Ital ls!Jll Lag. Bch. Offered by Udo lale layfrOftt yearly. CallSS4·4840. 4 Br. 21-; ba, nu s & s 3 Br 2\oi Ba townhouse. ~-.. act. 3740 Unda 675·2311 or art ;, Asseca1H Ren a1ssa n c e M · P · Rare Triplex. 1st time on eo.to~ 3224 Golden West Estates. Big Canyon w/s pec •••••••••••••••••••-••1~64M45.;.:..;~1------ C11Cl ~25 714499-3816. market. Own/ Agl Wiil ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gourmet kitchen. ram tacula.r view. pool. JllC . Roial s .. ·tes Nice 2 Br. 2ba. No. or 1·BR +,fully recood. Pvt. fana.ntt.$650,000. Bratld new 3br , 21":1bo . rm w/wel bar. for din'g, teruus. Avail 211/7\f S900 PCH. Sundel'k . $49:1 w_.,,-au-terln_d_eron-~-k--t -3o_v_b~-~-2-c-~-~a-. l-2, ~~~A~~~~f~ Isle . "''45-5044 1:r~zi~~lm1:~~·b~~~ i:f.g{j·Ji~r:o mcl :!~.~~U:a~~~~~~ :;;;6~:~~=· 2.3 sree~~~::s: ~!1~.3 J 4 1 'l perfect~ f~r s,;all ~uts. OCEANFRONT LotsfarSale 2200 ly lease. No pets. SS25 3 Br I~ Ba. big renced J09qW1 model w/2 BRs. or 4 bdrms S625/up ~~e~o~~:~= Bacb.2~blocks to0ceaio Commuruly puots & Len· HIDEAWAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• $48-GJSl/83.5-0043. yrd, frplc. 16M2 Thames 2 baths & den. Beautiful Avai I Imm ed . A gt MwdServ1ce ·TV S220 UlJlilJ~. No pet~ nu;Slt8,000 Trcuure Island, Laguna 11 .tradt 3 ~ub·dJvld~ 3 bdnn. 2 ba. Large yard. Ln. $475.548·1!58 ~~~~:e~v1e."~~klngm~:!~ 64S-029S t Male to ocean Adults. 6754&74 _Property House 642·3850 Secure adlt park, private ~i!'~ ~e~lt~i~o~~~~~· No 'peta. Avail Jan. 10. 3 Br 2 Ba. ha fam rm. $625/ Mo. Avoll. am · Delightful 3br'. ram rm 72'78eY~hkto8~ at Deluxe Upper :t bdrm ., THir.c .... L beach.ris~ ~ .. 8 • • Call alt 4 $S50 9&8-3636 frplc. 2 gar .. nr prk. medlat.ely!! <M·l2> home ln Hrbr Vu Hills ... ..ft De 1 d d k OM '" A .... A lnrina Rfflton --2199 Meyer . Near ocean. S525. 845·1223, JeanDales642--8235 kw ts Pvt d XI Sl6-0441or .,..., 0• n ry, er · l,ge. 4 BR. ~"'2 1 ba .. new 644-611 t 4tt-S060 trade 2'-' resort acres Harbor/ Victoria 536-1.286 ~. :iJs. ~o..4J6 · nl 54J.2000 c:fe• .J~:: ~:·~l~ ~~~~&'fe~~~.~~ Dei\ma Bayside VIiiage, f:,1~~h~ ~·~~~~v:~~ 3bdnn.1rg. fenced yard1. •3 Br. 2 story condo. H<z ....... leoch 3241 3 Br condo. or school. ~~h 3741 References.le00673-2060 O""l the land. $245,000. 326 Mayflower, $27,500. diamonds. gold. etc. Drive by 2039 Nationa . ba, bltns. crpts. drps. ••••••••••••••••••••••• shopping. J ~, Ba. $475. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beeb. Apt.Close to beach. 10 '< Down · OW C · 2Br. 2Ba, lge covered 6'75-768'7 $395 per. mo. 1s t. patio. Lease $385 . t Br wlique quiet "<: ac. mo:Owner.640-0192. LAGUNA BEACH MT R Childcare r espons· Owner/agt.548·1290 porch + patio, clbhse, last+$100 Children pet..o; ~2375 Frplc, k1dstpe ls ok . V des' bl E tbluff:J INN Si5/wk & up. Maki ibiJities.SlSSmo.675-6299 IAYFROMT pools, jacuui's. beach. ~.FarrM, OKCall833-li305 Rough.$450.499-2286 ef'Y ara e as serv .• rolor TV. heated 675·2758 or 493·7082. Gro-tn 2700 New 2&3 bdrm, frplc, br. 2 ba, fam rm. ~rdnr. pool. Ulll. <7141 494.5294, SlmQy 2 BR. up~. D/W, Large home on 73' 2 lot.Ii. Owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bllnS, 2 ,.~. r "raoe ... 50 4 IOltM.. 2 1/2 both, 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 car gar. fncd laundry rm. fned y . gar 9115 N Coast Hwy. suodect. (rp c. Radio fff. Bolboa l?eninsula. O RISI" " .. • .,. w a I It to ocea n . yd.ocean vu. Avail. Feb. dr opnr . sort water . garage opener. Biie. w Ronm ;-r 90' boa~. The Meadows· Irv, 24x62 In c3e~t:af Co llf~rnia &up.64.S-· $.500/mooth. HJgbly up· 1.$62S.497·1051 dshwhrali. ~ ... ~v9a1I. now. 3.!':;!,,lt'lnd. closert.o~,! oceao.SSOOmo.673-6510 . 675-9111 Key West 3 Br. w/ /\IC. 3 BDRM. 2Y2 BATHS graded. New carpet & ~I Ar a. 7.-t 14 .,....o;u, ry ac. -Jiff lllERY Kl1160. Aft Spm.Jwknds C Pa s o Rob 1 es > · peJ.nL Vacant. Ask for 2 Br.,2ba. den home. Fan· lnc. util. 497·3618 lee I bf', rrpk, pool,. I REALTY Ml·s:ol. ll.200/acre. twnhle, S. Csl Plaza Keith tastic ocean view. $490. Ideal ror singles. 2 mstr :,:fl'd adult. non· :SS acres in l acre parcels area, refrig, W ID. air. II • 497·3'26. Br. 2\AJ Ba condo. Pool, er, no pet. S37S. 1st. ILUFfS ~ AcrtogeforSale 1200 lnEl.IQlore.$2200/11cre gar opnr. $550 mo. 1, •'' '• • ' Jae .. Crplc. $540 mo. Ntwportlffch 376' last+dep.64M999 GOLDEN CIRCLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~r:.i:r:~ st~,~~ ~976evs : 831 ·2386dys 962·4471 r.t: 546·810 ~:~::ie 2N B:~n':'~!: 546-1392. 2131790-5538 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, frpk rrpts, stove. Rare s in gle story I 0 ACRES available. Contact Keo S32S Redec. 2 Br E·side. Frplr .. Beams. Garage. Bluffs. lease/optaon: 3 bakoey VM!W. Adults, no "Paula" plan. 3 bdrm Two fixer upper houses, Marks al • gar, fncd patio. Adults 3 houses. closed garages. W a I k t o m a I n BR, 21"2 ba. Greenbelt. pets. $400. 322 Heliotrope fam. rm. 2 ba. lrg mas~er mMy buildings, City city Eclth w. HH i lck only, no pets. 646-1078 2&3 BR. beach/town. $575/mo. S650Mo. A3enl644·1133 Ave. t-4 pm.675-6034 su:ate, view, feetand. waler, huge oak trees. Realtor & Associates Npt Hts 2 Br duplex. 546-3429 Adlts. 494·2764 UDO ISLE 5 ldnn 't!tt lmmac. 2 Br upper. Convenient to pool, shop• oU paved roads. Can ~ s ... s l 0 •· 1 ping, !!Chool Flexible u 1646 pnng tree l"enced yard. adlt.s. N Edison H.S. 4 br, 2 ba, New 3 bdrm. 2'2 ba. t36ViaTrieste.Spac1ous am ce1un1s. av rm financing. By Owner spL s•cRES c10Psuo12~~.s'es1so PETS.1325.0as/wtrpd. palao.fncd yd,gar.Klds garage. rrplc. + xlras. ho m e W/l ge ltv1n)! frplc. refril(, range, Si224 .• 500Call 714/ 644·2046 ~ -673-2256. & pet.s ok. S4SS. Agt. No Ocean view. Close lo rm + den . Imm a c . carpels/drapes . Refs ~RT HTS. l..oeded with oak. Xlnt lto51466-J049 2BR 2ba ~ .. -. A/C. uUI ree. 964-2566: 973-2971 shiopi & beach. No smJ a ll $1500/molse. R~ frcMw SJ75 please. Vrly $42:5 mo . ..... .,,'""' bualdmgs1le .. vnuv kids/ no pets. Avail. ao. w• .. frCMWt HOMts lllllWW Adultsl no pels. 640·7610 We have lwo 3 bdrm .. 2 FARGO incl. Boot, jac, etc. NrSC 2 story family home near l5th. $700494-4i070 6Jl-t400 GREAT RECREATION· ..:or_54_1_-3_122 _____ _ bath homes. io Rreat l/676-5717 or l/~-4462 Rentah PI a 1 a . S 4 3 0 I mo . beach. 3 br, 2 ba, ram ---------i B h h 0 k •••-•••••••••••••••••• 213/J29.9392ev. rm. frplc, d.shwhr, patio. 1 BR. VlEWHOME -----h-,--La--Sw1mm1nJ?. !iaunas. 2 2 BR, fpk, iocld stove/ location! ol Tahve a Big Bear Lake·. 3 acres. u.-......_ ••='llL .. d •--' ycd oar Kids le pets Avail J an l~. $350/mo. Walle to beac rom rge hl'alth dub:-. btlhards. relrlg., lndry, gar .• ideal firs. & frplcs. e one Al k!vel ; $33,500/terms. :=:. . .'!'••••••••••• Lg 3 Br 2 '12 B 8 ~ 54r,)s0 A.gt No fee 499-:llOJtves. 3 bdrm. 2i,; ba. NewPort n11(hl ·h~hl~d t ennis 1oc. 6'1J.eS50 Sharon or with lhe 4 car garage is SM-7~/546-4394 ...._ 1.._.. 3106 t.ownhomes, frplt, wet 964 2568 mZB7l ' Crest Condo Home . 2 car rouru Pro & pro snop. Loraine, eves. 644-8573 $134,000, the other has a bar, ram rm. gardener, . ; · ............ 3250 garage. lrg. paUo. ten· olr d oe party :.hake roof and a Prune Salmon River lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• $625-$650. 207 Knox St Execut-ive home. 2 miles -••••••••••••••••••••• ots,pool,etc. lmmed oc· It r vinj?ran,.. • ColteMeH 3124 gnienhousefor$l37,500. ld.i&ho on water ut11JUes. BAYFRONT ZBR. 2 ba, (corner Orange Ave). tbl>each. 3 br. 2 ba, ram NEW4Br,3Ba. lg ram rm. cupancy. $650 per mo. room E -•••••••••••••-••••• CALL646-4463 AvaUable $7500 or orrer. l.23 E. Bayfront. $695. 63H388or(U7$6-2908 rm. (rplc, dahwhr. Prof. nr scbJs. shops & fwy. ~5 f''l!N AC.TIVITI S : 1 Br. crpts. d rapes. ill 6161·3963. Herb213/478-3S'T7days. -landsc aped. I ncl. ._,mo. owner 962-0925 ---------• f'ullumr <1ir~rl0f'. ff~ carport, kids OK, $240 --::;r.----m C lal t.Aoore••• ll07 agJ gar, pool privtleges. f<ld.s mr. any ex ras. or89'2-?530afl6P br, ram rm. formal d ln· -··-ii; lliJ_ •• 1 3· ' Mesa Verde condo. 2 Br. prdene M l M Newport Crest Condo. 4 Sunday brunch. 88Q$, mo.No....._• -"136. WC::.~ 1600 ._.................... mo t.o mo s.iso. 1st & last Af!l. N~· ~.pe:...fs::: Must see lhls! s br. 2 ba. Ing. $500 mo. to July is. ~~~~~,!~~~ ~~0~:~0'' .-WlalEID Ans ••••••••••••••••••••••• term lse. Feb. lat. to mo rent. $100 cleaning 973-2971. rrplc, patio. fnt d yd, gar . '79. Option for 12 add'I BEAUTIFUL APTS a Bdrm" loft $320. Pool. ---------1 NEWSHOPPlNG June 1st. Beautiful well dep.Ms-2158 Kids&petsok. $445. Agt. mos . al S700. Agl . Sin11lt .... t&l bedrooms jacuzzi, closed 1arages. BALBOA PEMIM. CENTER furnished beach cotta(!e. 1 Clean 3 br, 2 ba. dshwhr. Nofee.964·2566: 973·2911 833-8430. L'·rn & unfurn. Models Gas" wtr~ Adulls. no NewportBeachArea frplc. private patio. XLN'l'Eastslde loc.Cn.J patio rncdyd gar CIObe ~ 3252 r u ii C M WJWcst Balboa Blvd. Triple net leases. l'~lrst 833-7761549-5711 br. 2 ba, bltns. $485. t.o beach. Kida & ~ts ok LaglllMI ·~ Walk t.o beach condo. 2br. opt>n di.tty w to 7 Room· pets. SI am ton, · · Slept 10 OCean..JUld bay. 64&.118l&540-6262 S4 2S. Agt. N o fe e ....................... 2•ri.ba, W/O, gar. pool mall' 't:rv1t•1• llVatl. No _~ __ 1_1· _____ _ New 4 Bdrm +de n I.1CaJS hirent-1ue,,J".&nteed.. ~Ptla M"l_'>O'ft NI GUEL S HO RES · $485.~182;552·4449 lt·a'" r~qu1 rt'd. Sorry. n..aut. o~·-.0°, nic·e "· wtview of ocean. 3 baths, Prime gh tra ic count. hs -NeW2 br 11/ll ba flmltG :-"'->l:'Ao1". ' · ' ' uc "'"""""' "' .111 bwll-lns. fi replace, !~~ ~~t rentoble ~i=~· ~~c~~t g~r~~~ gbl garagru& rip. ~pel~ 38t2Ba.dishwasher.dhl rf!ci~•t::!~'::.' ~~!!~ I BR Cottq~-neef'-Udo .iaul1:-on1y,nopeb (IWet. Adults, no pets J W/W cpt 'g thruout ~· 'Elka.. C w/opener. PaUo. grusa eam ce ngs. oo . encl. gar .. fenced yrd. s6351mo ,.93.6293 or Shoos~. Gn0arre. cr..t.'dv.rsltyov0e; -OaAkwood ~!Jmc.~a~~f~~ w/bu)'er's choice of col I o. rroot yard. $1 ,500 per Jocuni. tat & last. $47$. childlpel OK . $450 mo 83M453 ref'rl1 "' G.l.rden partm.ents ,-2 br-t-·-.. ~--. lnq. 177 ors. Wet bar, 2 car gar. 3400 or month lease. Mel Fuchs. mo. 6'2·5290 9112-3170 mo. P 673·-0343 ._ ... ..,...,.., ~~ .::ri g~1~'i:°~dC~t~: 644-1751 p AV l L I 0 N RE AL Eutslde 2 br frp le 3 Br. 2 ba, lrg fncd yard SEA COUNTRY S.. ..._ "•_,.,, IHcll/......, E.22ndSt., 110. ~2498 •osell. Beaut. 133• Comm ocean ESTATE. 675-8120 beamed ceU'gs. lncd yrd'. CbUdrn/peta ok. s490 Ctlllhtr.o 3271 AA<> lrvint• 1 al 17th' 1 BR . $2S>. Pool1• adults. rront lot. Carls b ad. 1rriRf 3t44 Pallo. $375. 648·6789 Call 960-2065. ;~,e;sL°'::~':o~~~~ -••••••••••••••••••••• ~OMO No~· 423 w. Bay. S280,000. Submit. terms, ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.-80lG tain Views. Walk to ten· 28R. I ~ bath. Sunporch. 1..:;.•.::....::.;:;:;16:.-. ____ _ Ownr/Rltr 714 :434·17" oodbridie 3br, l~ba w / 2 er, new crpt Is paint. Zbdrm. 1 ba. crpt,drepes. nil, go11 courses • 3.2 f n c d Ya rd · Ca po .._~=~,_... 2Br. J ba. all elee. Brand Bkr. waaber, d r)'er. Open couple only. No pets . hacd yatd. 1722 Beach. miles t.o beach. s:sso. mo. Palisades. 49&-3615 rDovCf' al t6ttu ....,, 117 S. lll!a Sl. $.175. Ille.-Property 2000 =~ $500. ~59·1589, SJ25.Stl-8251: 768-7633 $300M2-1288or963-6jl62 By owner. m-0811 . S..AM 3210 6421u1Q· mo.Al&541<5032 •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• · Immaculate 3br lrylc 3bt, 2ba Coodo w/dbl «9[!_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• w.....-..... mAICIYIM .......... 3141 fenced yd, quSet. 11\op: "pool. $420. Avall l · · N1&ue! Shores 4 b'r, 2 ba. 3 bdrm boult. new crpl, Bu utlful brand eew I Pio OOWM ••••••••••••••••••••••• pAna. "81). S.-8300. S4$.3.SJ&. Sea Terrace. Plan J on nicely d~rated, lri. ad&all aipU. No= Pool, 4-Plex • sncl Famtlf ' view, 3 BR, 1~ blkt e2 Br. tie yard, Stove. tee lot. Newly palnled. tncd yard, a~rage. Good IAri->MT jaaml OotD , -.--,,._-------t Auume Seller wlli bch,avaUthruJune,uUI 2BRlrtanJe,olcedard. 1325. All uUI paid. No Frplt, rim rm. ta>nls. nelChborhooCt. Child &r Coodo,2 R.2ba .,yeaflo 165fi.ll\b t: C•I trao 1078 ca~f xaper. GMog~t J*d,S.mo -494·5012. ~Ci>f.~~1ren. peta.833.an4. i;'eJr~~~~. beach. a · $450 per mo. !),~MT 8Ach.'ms-~ ..... ,................. av · tent. ary · Ml~ t.... l 1 't 2 Br 2 Ba condo on the ' 2 BR, I b•. trly. IS50 •1 r = C -S .a. .... JU .a. M Botler •••• :;;•••••••••••••••• New\y remodeled. pluwb sall(I Adult• only "No 3 Br 21,1a ba, 2 rrplcs, 3 BB. I ~ ba condo, nu $TVS TO •IACH TS' J.,!l 642.1003 ..,.,, "'" "' .... or536-2498 French hou1e1lyUn1t. 2 Pe@.MDs 644,6604 . gera1e. Townhouse: crpt.a, noon. Nr. So. Cat B b S.US ~.,.. .... , 3BR.2 balhhometn Sun Pr1nclpalaonty •WIMTB* BR+20xtObonusrm.2 · Yard.$5IO.mo.49'f·Z292 Nau. tntl. 11r11c 3381!·~b~'.~~1tr1:16~ IUNDMIW Holluw. Very open Ooo ..., ~ ba w/ceram'c tile & Plus h 2 b r . 1 ~., ba Pool. k.ich play aru. ~o "' ' plan with Iola or u~· FArook Acre... 3BRaBa •.•. • ....... .,.7., wal)paper. bllN. crpls. townhouse. 18 yr1 or Immaculate Sea Terrace pets. $450 Avoll. J an.&. 2 BR. 1 tNI. yrly. '435 3 br. 2 ba. alt etectnc grades & privacy . 18+ acre1. •1,~.000 pr =~~ey~~1~:::::'J dtp9. pvt paUo. attach oldtr. Cpts. drp1. , di• ~Br. den. view home 64i·ssa4amor673-9521 3 8R,·l~~·LylrDlyOS465 Cmoove~~ &,-,'kH~~11~~o m.soo. (Ad 474) acrn. Owner lnlnclna oc anh'ont $975 ,.,. wtwash•r It dry. hwaaher PY\ pall<>. pool Priv. commun.lly, ten.rus. -" """ K.R.PROPERTlES avallable.2S%down. e y •.a.'9i.'y"' liookup1 • auto door l4lnnll. Jae. uuna. Walk pool . beach. no pets. 4 BR. 2Y11,e.. F1mdR'r. 2 BR. 2 ba. frpl Pool d-29l7or&42·2164 49J.9Jll €'TIG€ * -* open. Compl M•rdcn IObch.C.ll9&2·S338 saoo -.-wetbar. rplt. rH Y 1 10 Adwui ~ MISA.PIMIS _;.~....... ' lBROceanlront .... '450 uvc'1. Drtveby 1&1 Tulip move U>. CIOH tq scboo , 5-.AM -<1 __ .,_HOM€ Oceenlront •.. · • ·. M50 Ln . Corner Tulfp It tt ti --2 81'. 2 ~ condo on golf recreation 4t ~. Ctt 1 BR 1315. 2 BR $380 'I ..... --·· ., ...... ~ .. "' . .,.,. ,. ........ . Oceanfront. ...... '1000 J.:ldtn. S."764, 1$25 mo ....,.,. )242 coune.13110 Plua. L uu USO. Pool. Jacllitl, R•r. avail. SBJlUdo ltle ... $1900 peta pleue. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49'f·i429 _.18 Adulta. no pet11. 2850 BUR~ WHITE REAL TOR INC h 1",.4 h 10 .___ St·...,-~-'-Harla Ave, 549•24'7. ..... uwv \..V'JNY, watb view-OCIAMYllW Beautiful 3Sr. 2 ba Loc*.lnl 1or T ltomi'· of l"ool. "4a<'~ actG11J CQDl atr.2"''*·~-..LoY· . .-LJJaQL.Pll.)'tl'OUncl. Dia· Bt.a a BR. 2 ba. Mea1a your own' You'll tlnd ~ *5· M'T-4$25 ety \;a.; Ln TIM Shortt. t;[iliti; ,,tJt Drive nr S.A. Cntry 11*Q1 homet advertlled Beach condo t Br Is Iott, Exclusive pvt comm. •d•P· :MO·A ar· I 8dml at• to oetan. Q ftkd 1~': ror •alt In Cla11ltled oeeen •.:a vlewz.fac. bafdl. pool, l..W., ~a. ~1a. Call Ru au util. ;;;:.~~·W4: ~~~~~~18~ '*1da.1· ....... afteP•. tlJOmo.m.41A -T1f11 • r· •• ... '• • --... - / •• ,.,idffl •-.. -.• ••n AfalaHh~ .., ...... ......, ...... llMn uoo Offke._.. 4410 •••••11•• 1100 r.111•. • ..,..__QA!~.;;.l Y.;..;.P.;;ll;.;;O;.;.T _______ ...:.,;.;;::::.i.:.;• -":::;:.;;;:=:&~.:::"":.;.;.;;.;.;;. • •• • •• • • • • • • •• ••••• ... • •• • • • • • • • • • • .._ ••• ••• • ••• •••••••••••• • •• • • • • •• • • ••••••••• •• •• • •••• •• • •• ••••" ....... ••• • • .... • ........... •••••• •••••• HIO Af laaals ...._ A ...... J144 tll__,. ... 316' 11.EROCK Jlljwi.e Cllfke apace: w•ll _...IY IU:LAXlNG MMSAOt: ••I 1ala........ i6f I 1• ......._ _ ........................ , ............... ,.. nJR I lot'ated at 30110 Crown n1Wt BobJ...-.Udh11ew-••••••••••••••••• .. u• ••-·••••••• .. ••••-• ••••••••••............. I Br. l b41. ~am ten Shir• new home n Valley Pmw11. Laauna Outcallt<t,4N·51n C..MIN • •z C..MIM 1114 ......... 1116 •••• Unll * .. auo. 11r Nwpt Jlta lrviM Nm 1moker. O Nl1utl. Contact Mr , .... -................. , -................... eun••~·-••.......... -..:-RI.ft Adltt. ftO pet1. IUO b&t T.V. 6 lllovte ~baa thchll 0t lfr. Weprin al 1_. PR.EON ANT? C1rlna. Heed a Ir UDfum ~ g a-2 BR l Ba% •·u:. 2 Ir Tw.-lau, I car "'5-1812 ml AllO. po0Ud1cuul ~ lllllN (IOlll\delUahounaeUn11 & ..;r..a.. C .... -"-.. t ,_ ....--~ d ...... ..WUT 11 ~or W. tu..4104 --------,.,..,al. AboftiOn. 1do1>· -•·or Npt LI r -nlri• UK'· ta • ..,..... 11>~·-P 1 · Unuaually 1pac1ou1 3br 8W SllO Ue. Ofllce-1t«e. 480 UOntrkeeplnc. -~._..-ed""nQOa .,,....,msmo.nMUC> I yr okt W4 MU. mo APTCOMMUMln VIEW Nortll end apt ft. A/C. 17301 BHch Bl. 1111.Y $2 APCARE ~~ ~~~ ....,..2tJt, t.atstMtchen. TJ0.83 Walk to be•ch wundrt Roommate. 1hr 3 Br H.8 ~!84.HIS4 Alt DMded b1 eod C1rpeled lbrolltbooL. New eondo, a 8t 3'~ a.. ffEllTAGE POINT h1d UUf11. Immediate OC' townhouu / / P r l v t ikilll._... 4450 Sell any ~m ., com C~Y GllL JM. P\aphtu-•1.v · ;:::.•~: ~~1r.t.~~ ~1:c· AdJ':!. ~.~1 ~Wt,~. ~ a&r!:f. :C't-P~v ....................... ~ ~.~": ~.~: * ESCORTS * ..... 2 tw. t h ba, pet.lo -..... ao• •au.> ...... beach. Doire Ynl TOPLOCATtOMI P1nctwAd.3&.uaefor Z atln IJSJ-MH ~.r,nm..t ·~~t• msmnOI 1 11dnn2be,c.do Ot'n ~..!\"w~:i~Ym~n·d U.l•h'ff••• ~~P':toue~~~. 'l.=a~:;;i ::=1•u!c..,,r..~ SISTSJDE. l Bll sm 6 ••· ~er chfra abov41 fMturt°.t~11tloua noor harp 1 0 r . U 75 a3m •PP"OX· te!Oeq. tt tnd d•Yll Churce it' 18~~~=~•1 LAMA.NCH& Arn 2 BR U U . 142·1110, atari.Aa •mo . .....a r:,i: la hd1~ 2or411un3 Owner/Al\.64H044 Dina Potnt. youn• min to t..YiOP«'mo. BtrS'IS-&'100 Nol.'Ofllrnttclal •41 SanClemf'C\te; Fully Uc ws• l,l •3 b•droom .,... llH bf d roo 1n •pta. Im MARIN~SQUARE 11\alellle .. newapt.Prtv 2 Vacanclea downtown For mo,.. 1nform1t1on f'orappt."92·7296 r,:::;,:1t''·,:c1"~~~. o;:;--a br, l"-ba .......... ••••••••••••• medla~Ot'cupan<'y. W LllfF BR wtvu. 1150. Mo. lhmllDlton Poach. 210 andtoptaceyourad u ll DDAHCIOFFUMXX 09 bbcl roof Ou t•d ~· m· ~ f~t Pllllh ....,, afta• clle lo Jbr 2ba.d~n·,!2· Uvlna Georit ll3l-ol36 Main St. Mtnl mall Beaullful oud• girls. 1Tl8t'oll°f't &U·SO'fl A lu oo mo. ltl• 1hoP1 .• m P•• OK . NATUllMG &Tri&f~C.-64&!.Jr' ,. to ahan 2 br. houae eeo.wa. 642-5611 dancot e11hlb\Uon & rap ----~m SUS ...... UlO·UU. 718 101 ; •Pu'llUlltaw!tUnc _ w/ume. CdM, nor~ Mariner's Milt &euloni. 9AM lo 4AM :t8r3BI. ~AQ.1l..A\lall --..ii •IJ~~courta.. z .Br 1~ Ba Townhoua beat'het Ul1 mo · ever)' day. Z060 So now. U H m o C• 11 I 'BP CAD. mn ,... .. __ ., •••o •H.inullooaJ tat1Uu • t 1 ' · $1)1 aq n store. C:.Peel S 110 Euclid. Anahetm. exclt· ~-. ktort.uTy Adlah&. no ,.u. TM --r•--_.. •PoOr•JteuJat •l>'!•~ ... -4..!'l..ta· no pela .,...10 ateeve. 2630 ( C > A"' on ........................ 1na 24 hr recording Jura m.mr. _ ....... •••••••••••• •0M88Q 127~,_,. ...... , FEM. nnmte wanled lo 2u:.c7'7·1001 · Van pool need• driver· 54.'S-lu.z V RD£ home •l• SHARP buch l,261 BR. ~ • .wu .. I .. k!an laW\ t--... ... , ••76 ..... 3 br home. 3 blka rider ~LA Free --------moitpht r• 2H br db~ &••Ide J w • Mri apbt trptc diab...ttr i•r•a• .. ..._....... " · -~ -"'u FASlllONSHOPPlNG • · · MICHEW-S lllU,nop«a &t&-1034 Mw&. ""*· •k1Mlbl. ~11 ••·• • '!1f.atdenp4UolL1tcben ~·~~~~;~~~·~·~;;~~ ~:t~~~J3.:fr: vu.LAG£ .~.· ~ 1100 .~ ...... -----• ltu. $4ZO . mo ·~ -*°liea t.i m c.tlln•!l 0 .,_ .._ ~ ~=.~ ~~i 1p~l~: ~!.'::..:t,_ Salild Villln •Kinptu bedroom• ~~·~Tav1a1t L~~ri'l'1 F~~i:a~ Ofoo~~n~~.R t:;;.•;.;.;;;-r:··;;c;1i UAM·2AM 885-1749 fpl~ • .acl a•r. U'U. Nsw 162 bd~,.~rt •Lair ewalk ln clott-1.t •>"tern. elevator. dlab + .t-. 1130 642.3540 bef U.w.t.41 Anima l Au 1 Unc • •ESCORTS• 642 5722 1 Br. •~Ba lOW11boclM • .ctwt all'U In l4 plans •f>nvated,...ln&areu waalwr. dbl ovtna. Pen """"' en1a1 &.a&ue.517-zzn.nofee. ~ s•r •e •. patio. po-ol, from DU • DOOlJ, ten •Act-e:oledw1U. lht:uewrth frplc Ii prv. !PM.Cea& · V-. '72-1131 UUhllt! lntluded 1 br JM,mt. f\nplace. Adllha DU, waterfalfa. Pond•' aundKk from S325 up. Female/Male room m1te Newport 675-8662 lat: I.le. a:Mlle Bluepoint Sl.116.. Pauo AdulP.IJ. qw l ODb' s. 1.11.-. ~ San I>' 10 rr ... y Ne'.ar corner of Walnut & a4929ot9!16·1l.23 wanted fcw 3.000. aq. n . .,._ .Jf' in 11 S&ameM. neutered: nr. UMDA Ir Vlctct ~ clnV9 North oo Beach to Jtlfery df S A "'rwy houae In La Bcb. Pvt .....,.., or "'ice sma Edwardl/EdlD1er. HB. Ollk.-IM9 , -N.wlBrapt,oopeg,kJda lkf.tdeawnWe:alon m4 >~7ooo. sorry no 2 8Rapt.1275mo.Cloleto rm Pvtba fndoorJac ct.nteron Beach Blvd., l2JZl8.Reward.842·&a.. ~ New I& 3br apt lblt'On)' OK U O . SSt·Hl5. McFadden Lo S.awlnd peta Jk-nW ttnld' open beach. 180• degree 'ocean view Huolington Beach. Reward io.tdoa ()ee 26th. fer111e'-of f:::ow. frplc ~aded. 113Hl:ZZS vw.p. (1l4)m..Sl811 dally~ to6pm -.a:M 2'10 degree canyon view. 714:847-&536213:04-7891. at Buch 81/PCH. 3 Yr Servi.n&&'J~~n&eCo S48l2:3ll -SBr.a bl.1Car1ar,UHolTownhoule lovcb ,p;; Rucho S•tt J oaquln 2 2Br. lg deck. walk to Allwoodlnll~elroul 1 BalboaPen.OntbeBlvd. old male. blk ·slv r ..... ~8 .,.... pool/wnna crt. l )fold A home·llke 2 lir with bdrm condo w /v1ew. beech.S32Smo. yr old. All uul pd. $325 S500 per mo. 675·8146 Cocbpoo6Shaa nocol MASSAGE ~--'9U lwut..e nut lO So. Cst P\'t cated entrance + 2 loeded wte11tru Pean . 496-0318eves mo. 67s-460e days. ask 67U8llO lar. name Roach. C1ll FfGUlll MODELS N"w beautiful ••rd~n P'tu. ~'7$/mo Call a ft .,.Uc.. 8ome wllh all 9ro-'382 B rorPat,'94·13Meves. ._..W..ted 4600 980-2223. ESCA89S ,,.,0 .. m.,nlll ....... J&apa a..-.~ ,.-, ... Swlm-•-a pool. _ . Ocean view 2 R. aun ~ v"' u_. • ' I"""' _.., -• "" HUii ·--11. 31 .a• .._,,._ oar laundrv nr -... -oUooooooeoeoooooo oe e oo .,. _ _., •, Varu """''"~ blk Ritcht•lor S27S R b acuzzi. T~nnlA courta I L..plla--.. -~ ... 0 " '1 ' forw.t 4350 r~ -·1 iv-• OUTCAU.OMLY I .. ••la lmmac 3 B , IV. a ... , .... H Un... ahop ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• beach.$310.552·175S. Resr:nsible, working maJe cfo1. Vic· · unt· ur ... " I d 1• h'f I -"" Wl ~·on . -•••••••••••••••••••• k "-..... hr 2br SJ.40 ::tf:_..1!111~j'·~ llinacent.ermall.Adul~. CLIFF DRJVE VIEW 2bedro6ms. oc.eao view, Double aaraae. 20lb & b:d;:;ms~:u:g:~: initon Beach. 960·lM2 _,. .. Adulla,nope\.11. Adulla MlS Mo Agi No-pet1. From M3:, CONDO. No La1uoa. 2 oewcarpets,drapes,San Olive, HB, SGO. Also CoronadelMarorCosta eves. 631·2140 22.'!0 Van1uardWay tw412ll · Seawind Villaae. 1MS5 Br. 1~ Ba, frpl, deck. Clemenie $300. PM siDa)e, same area $3S. Mesa. Quietness essen· Found Blk/brn med si CiOLDBil GIRL (ut Newpart Blvd> · ~ VUlaael..an•. tmO/mo. yrly. 613·5068. ~ llS).5280 Ual. Wri~ Classified Ad male. Cockapoo type M4Hi816 or~ 9626 IASTSIOI H.B. (714>8111-9"1. 28.R apt. sraclous. ocean s.to-AH 3110 $40Stora&e only inquire at :=-l°saoaU_Y c:!t:· :~~~ ~~.lboa Bay Clb. s:i:·f:re.=s~o~~l~ SUPIJt NICI 2 Bdrm 2 Bat.b A t.. 2 2 Br. children .. lco~ VWN. Cal 497·3495. 2607 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 325 J 17th . P1. Oft Santa 926?.6or call 675-3862 dog. 673-2:561 a.ft 7PM. •Locked gar w/lg111or. .YHl'S okl, upper ;8l, of no peta. Starlin& at $270 Solana Way, LB Stunning lrg 2 BR.~ ba AnaAve.-att. Uam Found sm bm & blk dog,-=------- •D/W pallo. llldry rm , duplex. ~ per mo mo. M&Sen. Oceanfront 2 BR, fplc. garden a9t. pool, $295. G 20 1£ Bach ·2 br. in Costa looks like Dachshund. • ~ ::.• ~1al cabineupace A&ent.548·7729 --r-lfka deck, gar. $600 yrly. 710W.18lhSt. Lock Up arage 5 Mesa .. Santa Ana or rem. Newport 6 22nd. -:,_ _ •vu heat gaa cooking ·--.. ,__ 'udl • ..,.,,. l Diamond Bal lie. S4S Hunt. Bch. Apt or cot· 646-IJ.Mevs. ..,..... Jt11Shotwater allfrce. ' Mew ~~~494~~7~ yr y. ADULT-QUIET 675-6Z391-72M195 tage In safe area near ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• •Adults. no pets Eastaide 1 Br, small but MHr ()c:.e. 2 BR. 2 Ba. bltns. 0/W, New iges for rent lO x bus Ii st.ores. For respec· Found: Male Miniature Sc:t1oa11 & 1 Jklrm. $280 cozy wood beam clogs " J\llliOC' 1 BR. l BR & 2 1 BR & 2 BR. \A.I mi from new cpt.s~drJJa. Encl gar. 22 f:"c os la M ea a . table. hard-working Grey Poodle. Saybrook" ......._.._ 7005 Month to month cabmets. 12SO. ~or BR. 2 BA. Security pro-beach. Call Thorn loo !''arced &11' heal. walk to Storage only S40 67~5800 ~ & small 3~ yr. Heil St. Hunt. Harbour. ••••••••••••••••••••••• zm Elden Ave. C M 731.a>Ol. Y!ded bylvt key-card en· Really. 831-0300 S. Cal P!az.a. $345 mo. le.ave meuaie duld. well ~haved. S200 213/SSZ-31.59 REAL EST• ATE tl42·7606 try . 1 t n k I t c h 751-8485 or under. incl. utJI. Must ---w/luml.nous clgs. Plush Studio •Cs'· ,,.. blk to ... Md Seng.le garage nr. Hoag. move by Jan. 10. Call F=: :f/!:5:,1~•:s~·~ UCENSE ~~Bbl~:Js21~~·s12 New Lra Luxury carpeb l l. lge pvt p,auol or ~aneol\t~:lref~~: Af:=="i90o ~e~~:fe In Npl b-:i1;~1ot~Bo~~.TI'~ male " Exq. Colden SCHOOL ~dayll ---'6 a conies w x r a ~or493-7137. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18126.Adl400. Retn ever. ma te. OCC CONOOTYPE APTS storaie. Pool. apa, bghl· Garageror rent, boat car uu.545-4522or~ OfFE.RS Newly decorated 3 br. 2 ba ed tennis court. lndry Unusually spacious 3br ~u aHOME ouo.7806 ..,c w-....... 2 bd apt 1n Inc luded : Rd rig. In· racll. Umlted preview ...-...-; or storage._.. . -... ..,i.cu rm. """'....-D G •-... lownhouae Spac1ou:., di·vi'dual washe r·d...,er VIEW North end apt. 1..-RM ... TIO... CM area Balboa Bay Club. Lse or r vun : rey .,. wn1te fLrePlace & pool Qwet 01 renlals. From S290 per Walk to beach. Laundry ~ A " • ub be 548-8287 kitten. male. Lllac Way. Guttt Uctwe Frff area. Adults. no pets. hookups . dbl garages mo. Models open dally facibUes. Immediate oc-Rent. option to buy Info, 9ffke....... 4400 5 · · FV. 83&-t978 $100 6'S-3381: 675·&949 wilh a uto ope ne r s, JOAM t o dus k . 215 cupancy. S31 Cypress Dr. repo's loan assumpUon, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ladyneedspriv. rm alS25 --------- * "'--••ide adult2 Br. den. beamed&l~tl celrnas2 Wichita A v e (a t AptE.$(il)().548·6089. etc.EasyfmanceO.A.C. 523SQ.ft.oflice1pacet.o wk w/some kitc hen Found: Amt. ~e&' pup-~~=~ble CAM>.., patloa a con es. Yorktown) Ste. 409M. 9dfices. s ub-leaae In Laauna privileges. 741·0179 In PYM· c:orCa. 22ndll •u2.101r1angret. •Sm all daues ror 2 Ba condo. pool, d bl gar. BDRM. 2"2 BATHS from 714-~ l bdrm. 'At blk to beach MabHe Hollw Store Hilla, La Pu Rd. just LagUoa ~area. C:30· .,.. a · 1425 SS9-6.588: 645 6822 $425. 3 BDRM. home· $3SOper mo. E Anaheim 956--4500 south d t.be San Diego 6. penon.allzed instruction lime. detached from rest Near beach. 2 br. 2 ba up· 494~3253 w·-·-:"·'-r 548 """S Fr-way .... ,... month. Need 3 Br apt. wirum for ~ own t.ast.e-<hl Y •2brcondo,pool,jacuzzi. or building wllh lrg per encl. garage. No ....... .....,...., ._,., ""' ......, e mploye d respon l..Olt;Sllverbracelel.Vic. &nlghlclasses. Nr S.CslPlaia $375.No private polios $550. wa~rbeds!Adults only . a..,.....,_. 3852 ~im ~~~~~~ Avail.now.B»f030 motherwt2ieenslnNpi '100 N.Bayfront8allsJ. •P\acement-upto80"!. petS833..a974 Adultaonly,nopets. No pet s. 2 1 7 O 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SantaAna 554.7070 Deluxe medical suite. Hrbr HS area, pref E· REWARD.wl-2037 commisatc>n. KIDS OK 3479 ·2A81Elden Ave. Brookhurst. $325 . 2 bdr., 2 baths, condo. ~ nr., Corona del skk!C.M.orNptHt.sarea Lcsl:Beautifull.8mo.Uke FreelWeek 2 Br. 1 Ra . pool. $275. ~~· ~M~an~a~ge~r~&M-~~2529~~~! 962.m& Easl Nine, 1Et Nlgue11 RealooomksCorp. notb ovenderS32S1 J. Aptoeedh ed Go6deo Ret.retver named Sales TrD~~~s oo-808410am t.o7pm. Country Cub, poo • TIIEEXCITING 675-6700 Y o an. P one <Gus). Vic. Newport ,._For . 2 bdr .. 2 ba .• frplc., gar.. J 1 cu u i . $ 4 2 51 mo . PALM MESA •ns 64S-78S7 evs. H c 11 --Slud.io condo 3 Br 2 Ba. 1br +den. Stove, mng. lndr)' nn .• S360 960-~6 4M-67Tlor497·17ll. Downtown Huntington ~:A.~r ·{..L.0.:8 a 131-1001 491-0442 I'' P .. 2 car garage, pool, Lndry. Pool. Wtr pd. cr875-e670agt. . MINUTES TO NPT BCH Beach. 210~ Maio St 2 Wanted. dbl. or single R A Ka~Ua nr shops Adutts $400 AdllS. No pets. $265. d Mfwport •octt 31'9 Bach, l&2 BR oHices available. One gar., vie. N.B .• CdM or I.alt: SUkieTemer. name Real F..fltat.eScbool mo548-449o ss1.ao71 5&12'0. · SHARP/NEW 2 b rm•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• fromS255&up. 2·rmS120,ooe2·nnSllO. C.M.atta&M-7705 R•J•. vie. Ftn Vly. :Dl31CaminoCapistrano . • +den. frpk, farage. No p•-~roRT Adwts.Nopels. """'""'• 540-8M0.7Sl·9767 "--JuanCapiatrano • · r· hed 2 BR c hildre n . 37 5 mo. """"".,l"Y 151>1 Mesa Or. _,__ ,,_., Super,Jusl 1~ • · 2 8rupstairs,adults only, 962-TllllaskforYack. Ba c helors. 1 o r 2 (581bEast ofNewport ...._l/l'""t/ Loll New Year's 8ve. T R y T ff E 1v, ba. apt., b~lo5. lg. no pet1. References. Bedrooms&ToWnhouses Blvd) MEW'PORTCIMTH AR•c• Fem. Golden Retriever. PROFESSIONAL S . latch., pvt. laun ry rm .. 646-0983. SUPER 1 br. pool, gar. FromS349 50 9am-ttnm54&-9860 10,000aqfl -••••••••••••••••••••• be f ., garage. sundeck. AdullJI. frplc, trees. $275. Adult.s, Spectacular spa. total .._ Luxurious paneled of· ......... El Toro area. Reward. We've been re or ln $400. 644-2343 Large 3 br, 2 ba, lower, 842-91583: 1142.5251 recr eation proer a m . ROOlllll 400 fices w/1pec1al extras. °spa ... , 5005 CaJIS81~. years . Self -hypnosi:. .....,. A..-N ts N I 8 C I .. e _,. _... ct.as.es st.artlng Jan 8-13. R lb ·~ d""" no c,,_ ..... .,.,. o pe . r. IOciaJ p ...... ram. 7 ooo s. •••••••••••••••••••••• o n e r e n ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~l F , ... S amese 2 r, a. crp-.., .,..... OCC. $325. 751·»6. MIO · S42S Spacious new 2 t.eMi5 ~.Al t~ashion r m /~b·a t h r o o m · ~ : ema"' 1 Orange Cow\ty'ffypoosis dogs! S295. Ca rporl br.2~bat.ownhomeapt.s laland, Jamboree & San •Alllbossadorl•* shower/kitchen. Coolact •PUIUSHIHG• cal. Creme cir w/brown Cenl.er0.7466 979-0136. IMSTA.MTIMM w/lwturyreatures.Small JoaquinHillaRoad. Lovely gardens·Brooka t.owseDahJ. • Quarterly Advertiaer. Z3 =:.~e:~.~~J~lls . Contemporary s tyle d :\BR.2""'ba .. newduplex : New 2 Ebr. l ...,ldba tnbsF de pet~.R It 839-6623 C7141644.1900 wtr.rall CORPORATE REALTY estab. accts .• reqwres piano lessons In your gllra J(e, pa tio, O/W; type. aals e. nc Gemini ea_ Y •KitcbenFacil.avail. '75-0111 littJeUme.caoberunfull LOST·SIAMESECAT home. Ca ll V1ctor1 a ctuldren & pets o.K. $475 paUo. luxury crpt.s, drps. -·~ooo Ans Bachelor unit 1h block •Jacuzzi. heated pool or part time. $'9000. F.P. Plump dark s eal-pt. 0.·586.5. Mo.2168Maner.SS7-4579 ~~· i!tm~.' ~.ldm:. ~a~a. 2 Br. 2 ~ta~~· ~~.u~1~: •~ordailymald srv. l~~~~·.~~i. ~m.c~ Inquire Box 379. Ck DailY ma.le. Tenor. REWARD. Adu I l s, 2 Br 1 Ba . Drive by 2548 Orange bl $335. l Br, 1 Ba $285. Balboa 'etvd. $250 per *1Y-1ow~a5v6ai3l•wb~ W.lllthSt.54G-2200. =·~·~·Costa 54M762. JabsW.e.d. 7075 East aid e . S300 mo . Ave.11'encall642-o282 962-1800 mo.+ security dep. Call - -• . I.Alt all black Shep/La ....... ~··••••••••••••• 646-871.5 Su 556-7707 2277Ha.rbor AIRPORT OFFICES l need 3 leaden p~rt lime rrix male. Vlc. Bear St & Pr&c. nurse. p/l. C-OronJ eves. l 81'. mature adults. no Delwtebuchapt.s.frylc, e eart.Mesa 645-4840 t to 3 room suites. all tobelp~s~Ulgrow· Sunflower. c .M. Jan. del Mar. Laguna Beach Near S.C. Plaia. Large pets. Drps, cpts, stove. encl garage. patios. On Finley canal with services. No lease req'd. log BuetneaS Ret;tremenl 2nd.m.8907. ooly refs &1S4!86t. tbr. garden apt. Newly New pafnl. PaUo. $225. Peggy,980-4392 dock,2Br1 Ba}..gar, nice Roomw/kitchennelte From SlSO. mo. lmmed. & Profit Sharing op· _....:;_·--·----- redecorated. Pool: epa. M.>2331;642-8882. Del 2 bd 2 ba nr 5 yard. $~50. \.all Bill occupancy. 2082 S. E . portunilles. ForapptcaJI IAst small male collie. Refined Private Duty clubhouse. $295 !~clds 2 Br. 2 ba. l\ke new Pts~D/W, ··gar., ·patio 673-3417 $60~~~:Sup. Bristol. Sul0te 200, N .B. between 6 ·9 wkdys Reward. Vic. Wes t. Practical Nurse Live·m . gas & water. 640-67...,. twnhse. E-slde. $385 mo. $350 I M o . No p e t a . Delux 4 BR. 2 ba, gar. no (TI4)S57·70l . 962·32;)2. Hunt. Beach. Answers to 4!M-91SSeat. 102 Altract\ve 2br duplex. lat, last + $100. 548·8594. 963-'lSM pets, stepa to bch, $575 Pvt Ba, lndry • mature No. Cost.I Mesa. 700 sq. n. Sunshine. 846-0IS2. Hefp W..ted 7100 Frplc S37S GallG4S·77l8 yrlylle.644·1103. empld lady, Ille priv $350/mo. Ground noor. tcECREAM $100 ~ard for l~t blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · 2 Bdrm apts, unfurn. •1 BR. Long Beach. ~~.!150+. Lag Bch Tom,"'-2200. h l h c t v 621•3J41 eves. family complex, oopets. Privacy,_$105. Adult, no UDO VIEW 2br, frplc, ._.,.7,.. _..,. PAJU.OR ~1 r air a · ac. Id · S2AS 22Jl8 l 3 College pets 833-8974 DR Adlls ' ___ ........i SelliDg price includes all Ramona/Legion. Lag ACCOUMTAHT/UPR Small 1 BR. Eaats e. . · ap • · patio, sep. · · · y~......n 4250 Pica.a~•• rixtures & inventory ; BcbMl.ssUlg 1/1. 497-3614 some typing. Advann· adults, no pets. $250. Ave.642-9760. 2 Br, 1 ba, k.ldB welcome. $600/mo. 675-6359. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• S..ltes itross Income SS-0.000 . Found: Blk & whl Afghan ..ment oppty for self 540-0093 Lee 2 Br apt, garage lo 15 near 5 Poi.nu. $285. See $475. 3 br. 2 ba, balcony. Condo lor rent Palm Priva~ 1ui~ wlt.b recep-Seller will conslder re· female. 1. '-'i yrs. Appears motivating person. Fem lASTSIDEllR 1Slitcomple11.Adults,no manager al 7671 Com· encl. garage. All bU.ns. Oeaerl. Beautiful lion & s e c retarial a.onable offer. Ask ror purebttd.645-l508 pref.~.3644 Large Jo(t apt. upgraded pets. S290 mo. lal. last, modore, 13. Sorry, no blktobeach. Yrly. lroiiwood. 2 Br. 2 ba. no service. confe rence ~~~ _ _ _ throughout. Counlf')' set· depoeit.67~125eves. pets. 'ISL Mgmt 642-1603 pet.a. Call 556-3131 betwn ~h:f~!~U~~~I~ ung.PaUo.180E.21.atSt. 3Br. 2 ~Ba , frplc , 2BR.lba.,ck>eetobeach. Pro••kMJPailtt 8&S. 7S2.Q234 No cb1ldren. no pets. t'pta /drpt, refri 1 . Gu paid. Carport. $2'75 010lce2BR. Zba w/frplc, Mammoth coodo. By 7 & ---------t s:m. mo. Days 846-4262: wshrldf')'r, yrly lae SSOO Mo.546-8342/492-tei calh cellloas. wate r 8.Sleei-8.2cargarage. MEW'POIT/IRVIMI evesM.5-11543. mo&U-3443 ° Reaaoaahle 483-0195 ~utlveofnc.ewlt.b ....:...~-------. _________ 1 BR. new Cf1>ll, drpa. view. ReU. ~· $800/mo. -----· ----ncepOon pbone ans COUMTRY WOODS MEWPOIT paint. 1011 aar. 1250. 6$-9514 ._..to SW. 4300 C':IJtJl le $325 Eaataide 3 br. den & ... • ........... ~ l42-4Gl. .... fTS ••••••••••••••••••••• •• · rm-=· · BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 7SMl11 atudy Skyll&hl, :;.rr le, ,,,.,.-•~•• IA.CHl:LOtt U" E 2er122S. l.nCantaooJy. asa l~ba.cloHt.oahop. •••s+.a-...at C.tdoww DICUT1vE deck. all extras. . .. _ -AuJ•· N •• ... $ -· _,........ I &..a.-is-' ... 21st St. No children or ,....tun ...... ope..-.. ping, no pets, 335. •01 Ll .. 1a. Ml. _ .. ...,....,...~ Ill I ...& ..... ....... ""'""N.........,,,rtBlvd _.,...... • .,.. __ ho t t SUITIS ue: "" -'•. $485. Da>" ......--: -,....:ta-.... M-a '"'"'''"' ,._. ._........_ 5511..7707 .,._"'a me or ap men Q ....__., SO IS ~-.....,.. -----Luxurlouaptiv1teoffices 41•• WWW r evesM.5-SMl. 1 81' uolum. 3 bllul from ~-CI2uu 'UHuMITm wtth peraonal telephone •••••-•••••••••••••••• Brand New 3br, 2 b 2BR2Bll,ll.50 ag.ft.F,f,lc, beach. No children or AllAdulllnopets.2bdrm u:tt-~~~" &executlvesecretary. QJOO lnvealment retuma wffrplc & yd. $500 enclgar,DW,G/D. ew pets.$220.536-7357 2befrom133C?tjac,pool. 0,.it~~o~ ConlereoceRoom l'IO"M tax shelter. Call 640·6259 d a ys/eves cpta. S375. Mesa Verde. clubhouse. ;:,hown ~Y 832-4134 Sincel971 Xerox·Telex CPA541-4054. 557.~2600 ex 2356 days 967-lMS; ?54-QlG 'f~~~ b~::i\'. p:~~.' appts.ooly.M&-396S. Nr. So. Coast Plaia. MalfP.llS. Trust 64().,,. eves. 2Br1 Ba, pvt garage, lge After4:30847--096'7 Large condo. 3 br, lo/• bo. ROOMMATES airport&freeways . Deicli 5035 Clean apt 2 br t bai I P&do.-1 JllOQ'-$350 _ frplc, patio, dbl gara.ge, S BAKER CENTER ••••••••••••••••• •••••• loc .Avail J an 31 121 E Call 546-5880, ask for 2 BR. 1114 Ba, quiet, view POOi. Adult t'ommuruly. Share-M· CIY• !Jn.2161 Bay. ea11'1tt 4, Ms-3636 Larry ~=:v:c"tsonly . tr15.64M067 ~r:::,eJ,:;~~;:: SUS.LET newly opened LOWEST oopeta. t BR upstairs apL Sml 3302 Mart'l.IS, I Br yrly, WeCheckReferences prestige dfice space or w.r.ttl.tn Bachelor ut11 pd Pet.a OK patio. No ~lJI. $225 + uUl. SPACIOUS very clean. $.160 me utll Cdl 546-4212 ~'!!!'w~rln~·.M ty~~~~~ I st T .D.'a. 91to ~ · Off street pa r king. QUIETADULTLIVING -~7499 """-roomma•a needed --Ung .'""""1 ......... avail WT.D.Loma. ~or64&-2316 «142.ao'l'2 J 0 g l 0 be a c h • rem "' ... _. '"''. ........ 9 pool/coyered parking. UNF ... YEA.RLY to 8b,. beaut. condo In $1.915perdesk.&4.s.&51 F~~slnC:.194 w Br apta. Cloae lo lBR,dm.nr bch .... $42.S Irv. $220 mo. Sharon. Blrth St. dflces. Prlme u.~2171 Mtc.l;.11t ,,.·611 ahopping " fwya. Rent 2 .. ~~·· Udo .... S500 ~ ~ l1oor 1850 sq. fl. _..,. f4- frocn$2116. >nUlll TEIM, FURH. Call Barbara --------CALIFORNIAN APTS SU~ biaher rat.ea If NB E'Bh,fa. Share tux · mo. $55,000 Flnt TD on 3 + 1J122Brookhurat.. or. onJ.y 1 month rental furn o t' vu home/ 2. ~22'14. acre• residential vu Adami, ::~on Sch. 1 BR. l be .. rum .••• '3$0 Straiibt prof. $28$/mo. APllf'Olt 400tq. ft. C·t . 130 =· San Juan Cap. 2 BR. l ba houM , ••• 1475 IMG-9617 £: tnb St.. SWte D. $140. ~)~>cl~::tt~ Spec. 3BR. ou pl'1ah cpta, 3 BR, 2~ ba. new home, 3 bdr hie .. ck>se to beach. mo. Doy~Ml-11118 :'C..ll.53e~es. very c lean. Fr pie ' oeeanll"Oftt. wk. or mo. SL'50 + ~ utJ. Reliable MOVE your mtrlne· ---------balcclaY.L..~-Una. No peU. IALIOA-MEWPORT prso.848-9556. oriented butlnesa NOW !! WANTED $25,000. for 2nd $370. t~·D Emerald ltlALTY 675-1170 Wante d : fl rat c lass Hiltoric Canner/ Vlll•ae TD. Prefer pvtcJty. Od. LD. •1Z1• . BEACH DUPLEX female roommate to tocaUon orreu conv ~t. m 'e • lateral. .,.,.. 1*44 l BR, t b1, $255 mo. ulll share finlt cl&N apt. $.17.S patklnt• 11>o111•tele IN Olli. m.-9&20 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ..... IA 2131 ....... """" Total mo. reri\; ln Lake 1 v c • r • c • P · I _.... .............., ""'··-8t t I t Ar•tary• •a 1•ce•• $325. Oranaetree condo, 1 --t'orestare•.4.,,..,...,.,, o t on 1 •1e" ... -~ BR + Iott. tenn111, pool, EASTBLUFF. Be out. apt, 5 PM; 4116-M77 af\. 5 PM. p~•bo0kkeept~11· i.Mi Is,...... FOUND Ma I e Shep.:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;. auxed. Vic 17th & Santa,. Ana Ave. C.M. 541-4916. ~~GCLERIC SCRAM-l£TS The Jolly Roeer Inc ha~ an entzy level operun~ ANSWERS fcw an industrious in· Wooder-Evoke -divkt\ial klollJng for OP· portunity t.o grow. Must Franc -Biaamy -be proflclenl with lO.key MICROWAVE adder. Position calls for an be • retl pain 11111~ ... a&ldJUna ot daily •re Lrtini to be ·-r the most 1 ful. Uke salea reports or our laal weeken • our 12. restaurants • millc. general office duties. Ap year-o ld washed his el:y in peraon. 1704<! mother's wlftS In the Gillette Ave, Irv 8am· blender ao4 then dried :;pm, Mon t.bru Fri. l h e m I n l h e--------· MICROWAVE ovc!n. Found: So. Coast Pla:ta . AccounUng '"'· Sml mixed brd Doi(. __ M_. S40-8 __ 1_110_aft_5. ___ ROllBR r....,. Found: Genn. Shorthair accoun(& llK Pointer. Fem .. Sant• ~·~ Ana R.i ver 54f>. 7809 Proudty Annowlces Our Fou.nd : Very pregnant Move to Larger Offices. golden colot'ed Do&. CM Vl11t Us Al Our New area f1l·IM72 , -----~---_,...,..auon. COLDWELL Bi\NKEK REWARD. Lost "Kolly". 111179. Fem Shellie Cbltie Mix. Baoncttwtnte. NrW.,,,.../Oo&den Weal, HB. 848·2llO. "6·5167 JMloltt. l.olt;a 81.k Cat. named Sm , t21~1 . HB. Rew .MMO?l Found: Male Shih Ttu, Sliver/While Vic . Adami/ Maano lla . llllMOl7 BUlLDlNG SUITE JOO 2333NBROADWAY SANTAANA We have an increasing demand throughout Or•oa• Count.)' ror ex· peri~ accounting Ii bookkMplnc persOQl'lel. c.JI or vttlt ua today-e are lookl.n1 forward to areeUna you In our new location. .. ____.:::. -atream, adu~"!t. no pell. beaut. bay view! 2 brj 2 Sha.ton ~hcounan't:e l ·ulMlcUarlnn,•. •3xo Leif ••••••••• ~;873-ouua bR. Ftplc.11140 polo. " B • •••••••••••••• Found : Young m•I~ __ __. ____ _.a...._ Pool. Mature aduJta, no P'em.1 25·35, H& condo. 32nd \, NB. 67 ·3GOl. N1Ra•C1•"'9 5100 Goadef\ Lab. Vic. MHu (7141ll&.4103 FR.SE PARKING Streams. waterlalls. a plne forest. Among Orange County's moat apectacular adult apart- ment communities. 1 & 2 bdr.: 2 ba1h. Moveo-iit tnd)t. Of fleet oPen G toe. 1 81\.1&.condo.DW ,AC. pota. S$3S, 721 Amigos 8llt11, {rel· pc)ol, 5245. A'oml350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Verdet Adam11 . Call ________ _ $Pi. Pool. aym. tennla, W~. Shown by appt. 75-1419. enee. llAUTIFUL ea.nco. Tuel. n1~8. 8·10 54&-8296 -M-ct-.-,-, J-r-M-~--ol_a_n_t -or $175 +. No ktch, pet~ 64().ttMlt fll-··-,A •hare au""'/ ._....... c aflstuno Valier HI fi 11 ,.. __ "'-" ... .ef"'954 .., .. _,... ..., .... ;irv••-S 1 •h r au __ ,...... VI Hamilton • u c~--.•'I ..._,,.eerwr · ~to beach. 2 br, frplc, 3bron Bal lt. F\ally furn. .ooSq Pl c 00 • fl& P · r~:i~ ~rk & white for CPA lo OdM. TyplnK 1 BR adult condo, clo.e to be_r/ldtcbNt, S375. Yrly. ~ 873-1414 evd ~~.,_, 1ef.v1cecs l»U87 lham'dOc. 1.4. &46-638&. req'd. C..ll 8'75-20?0. POOi. t.ennlt 6 Jacuztl AG:M90 e-rct P.tl "SELr·EST£EM: The -Acctl Reitelvable Onl1 saoo. c.au Vo1&cl· J(R_To ~ R••:;;llt4-u. .......... -.._...~ c:tw '• eut ntrte-tJtoft l Br. po • &07ll 0 11 · lJOiiill .. ";~lemlna . approx l 'It. c 1 I dait. Priv club. Colloc Northwood 6oodo. brand ::.U~no~ta. ~·mo. " • a r\ Pt1me otnce apace, N'pt Wed •• Jn l!b 8PM . •sa. alla/evea lion uper. • 1ood .,... 2 bdrm . .tr c:ond. • M/P wetcome .to 1ba.rtH2 Center; u c uur•aul t'!~1-~!'lf -~~ Found: t.ar,:•• Ca"vOft tetephon communk •· -...a,Jaeu.ui tM\Jl.la.1171 The f&t*t dr9w ln t.be bdrm c ondo nr • .enicee. cont. room'.• _._e-= ·-... · • .,,, I klll F pt p;' -. cad ~1·2058 M w_., . .a Dally Pilot Ha rl>ou r . U 00 I ot o ..w atnel\IUn. Ple.tM ~.ma. ResernUOM .,..,, La . P1c... t on I •· or •P / .-1.iw ~Ad.809'71. ..... ca110anttM4.t055 _,,.,,, caD«·i'm -.aooo.ut.520 . -• .. I t • I) -) .. ~ ... " ... ----~ ~ .. 1 _: .. ' .... ~ ... '-T ... 11 .... • • Friday Jonuary !> 19ro OAIL y PILOT DZ Y•tdlrr.r/r._."t c.,.tSrrice CLtedw ... I I H_0 .1 •...•....•.••••.....•.. ................•...••. ....................... .... , ... , .................................... . U1•1dem I! ........... r-.tla;/PoperilMJ ltoofWJ ............................................................................................ ~ wor1t. on dalps Shampoo ft"''"' elean Remodel. repair 110, Compl•l• Oarduloi OCIC~. a Ton lrurk AWian'a, W. Coul Oo&or bri1bttnen, wht taf'1)eDtr1 , old um1 S1rv\r1. Cluo Up•. Ttuh, tret 'r1ro Ron lfwy, NIS Ml~ll ~ lO rntn bk\41<'h Clou.n craft.atmaihif&r 16 tl.l"I ln WHllly 1ervlce, Tru MU~, M21234 trt• lwlrl mi~ ~~eo1:~ \\~ ~l~ ~~: alom ~n. ~moval Pr• ~!_E_Al'~T ~u,11n1 In Til.£CLEANTNO LADY Movtna at Hau.lln1 Starv lnl. ext, acrvinf area for 7 JU::PAJR ~ REROOF. All Dtlc\enl h1ecln'1, reUa Illa COl'°fe Student.. lb yn Prof. qua I work t y p ... • 1 hi n a I c: s . bMtMTVi~.nnrat"·'" per 7$117W Sa\'e this Resld /Apt11Comm ~uhake•·compo.tar 1u.red ~3304 number Rna. Dave:.-~ I;'reeeet 641 ~ ----..;+ ••••••• -,-.~.;;•••••••• ~ Guar c:JJm pet odor ---ov-n ro t'O .... l malt'• -&1~611 •r Cpt ,..pa.IJ', 11 )rt upr .~~Im r•Son Gardonlu&. cluo UPI' ., Gc2.2118&.0U·l390 Ute boulecleanina. iron IOIC Reaa. relwa. own tn.M. 64.5 148'7 MOVlNG•STORACE fine polnl ln&. tn Newrool4trepalr Sh•kt'. SPECIAWST AT· tenor/Ex.tenor Paint DP· <•omp Guaranteed. Drl..wa)1•P•r\ DI 101 Do wor\ u1)'1cll Rb l•lddWooa laod1cap1n1 n~orae •R•paJra •St1alcoath1t Ul 0101 157~. UC''dllna CMtu 5@10'72 Lite haulln• movlnll LOCALS pUcation Hu1onable, Rrian541--0512 Proteu1onal p•ck.1111. xJ.nt relerenca 875--0982 T-ct-le• •Lie NB c w s•~ --Oara1• Yard clcananii Alclibali......eint. Start the New V.-•r n•ht, 8edrtc.. Ga•c911 S•Ylcn ~ ralel 642 (17~ L8adlc• .. I 1,owest uta '1 day1. Bob. • .... _........ •-•••••••••••••••••••• Viaa & Master Chara• ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• ---l..&'\ "* nd >'~ bomt uf ••••:•••••••••••••• ••• • ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ._lll!Mltnk• llUl >'•ar·a dirt '•p.-rt f-U.811~c •LAA FIXIT• HwPr.-h L M S -Roto , Sod or P Uc. IT J.Z.3431 ....._., • .,.r LandK•J>C' Creauons E11 S e e d 4 d L a w n 1 . AMERJCAN 114/54lM002 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• pert shaping, lhlnnln.a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \... ..... 1 1.i.ct3ZTLlll45M4 "'9ll.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CIJlllet fl IJP•ouo rkanm ruptnl•r. palntlna t\MWAV Coamttlci . Action l.•&•1 T~ Pllltl~ Abo wl.lldU1'·1 ""· etc r;i. IClAN·Prlctd twu rat.. u )Ir• 111 Nu.t.nUoo. Houstw•res. Sprtnklu1.1Planlln1 NolUpatcba 4s wxlura 5tump ttmoval 67~2821 COntr Uc lf*419. Ex 1........,;P.,.nMJ ... IST. 1'3·14lt _1.m ______ _ ~vc;:~ •. ~~tai = .f/~~~rvln· nahl·lree uttmet• on *'" ~ 11sa llocne Cere Is Comm'I tv I ar rmJljobl l'&nd"nian. ur,...nt~. M2 IG4 cellmt Refs 8"75 7a33 ••••••••••••. •• •• • • • • • • --Uphohterf European Landscaper PF.TERS PAINTlNC :~re" PLASTEi:..lNG ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ) N114rn l.!.~ ......... ,. .. I .... •1 --------.. ·--· -.,,.,._ '""' n:palr, plumbinti. ,~ -'-I PrinOf\8 S.U l)'ltat'tllnjC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----... ..,,-dee Don ~Tr,Dtll'CWB RI 1'op work. YaJr frice. Expr'd. Reu Rate1. estimatJ/~r.~e fiUmltureltauto.SofaUO Malnl. Rer1. 84 ·487 t E'ret Eal. Call Gene W>or Cstm work Steve d:yl/eYe.. ~ ...... , M2.3l8 .. prioUn& &o lb. lrMf -'"~ ,." --•••••••••••• •• •• • ••• •• • Ctnl Or C\.Y 3tiMW CAJ8JNG Rel Comm l, ln.1 R.aobl f 00 IT AU • R 0 01 N'S H 0 USE ._._1...,.11 a•aita•·IM 2'7nuper. Lk118041 Ml..dOe CLEANING S.ERVlCE. Dl.c·ll i..ndMupe. Reu C.,..C"'sr ,.,.,._ -• u •' CAU.. HM I U ror • tbonMiilhb' clean pnces. Prof, landscape & -~~~-~~--Pa.IJWJll, Exlr/lnlr. Ex ......................... 'Wladuw CS.111 .. ,, pr'd, booe8t. neat. NIU PERRY'S PLUMBING ...................... . ........................ foraUatra>.n •· 1 houle ~1 1pnnklers.646-7070 ~ltt ~ Ell Any C'~todc~. ~-.![11 r 1 c... •••••••• •••• •• ••• ••••• • .. 1.Ac'd96HOODave Complet.-p lu mblnl( Fast relloblt window lef'V'ices. Drain & sew~r , ___ ,_ i.tu jot. ~JI Allaa or 14> \..1"'J <. uua> ••••••••••••• ••• •• • ••• • ..,_... • •~· O d Want • REA.LL V CLEAN l\jr<lll~•-•11¥Y Too.y 64G'*9 CONTACT ft. • A Wood t'•llrlnlC ....... er uvm~ ra HOUSF.! CaJl Olngham ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pror paiftt.lng. Ext &r lnt. e I e • n In & . Fr r e CK.aw.Ji~. a.~k lor Randy. Low rates Rers. Free estimates. 24 11r service. ~74TTI, &W-3681 est. SS.780, 53&-4383 673-3181 . ~·tftl~lltf 1atn6 r~erftMllr ' ~~pl ::;~;;:· Glrt. f'reeett. ~5123 Brickwork. Small JObs r&M q~Ul¥ t·arpcn\n •::rr:.!:r.~:~r;: M0-4GW. _.. W.">lt __ ._c --ttal)S)lneu. hoMtt>'. job ~~~~e!:sa & Any e1:i~ l,e!lj ~port S.arh G.dl nln IJ Ha.,._• ~ll done. Call The Mop lt\J-0610 1~ IH ti -·•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pet.A Cleaning Service CUSTOM _ Clun up~. llaullnti. P••ppa Cuff, homti Im lm~.SW-2393 F\replaces. planters, etc. New·remodel. Refs. Est. ~ lnlt!nor Carp •ntt')' ,.____,j1,.. _ _._ t.an1bcariln1 Im med provemt"flt. 2!> yrs up. c.:omp housecleanin" by Jay • 64.:! 8809 -~ k2 U9U7 45314264 " ·•••••••••••••••••••••• _M'n'1nn' Apls, condos. Fast. Bargain shoppen read EK-per. t•arpenlry. rsntol l"oundallon1 rt'la1n1n ic Gardt'n1na. 'l<••n upi., Vinyl 41 homti rcpoar. dpndbl $8001\r. ~,OlOS lhelltUead.HnClass1f1ed ralb l'an do 11helvtn1 w w•il•. blnrlu., pauo,. ln'!I Lnmmu1'! fo'rtt t:sl paintma. odd Jobi Jo'ree Have ~o>ething to sell., regularly. And they Hnd remodt•lin& 496 ~1 Llc"rt ~5013. Ml' '4M Rt'•• r1u~ 64~ 98."alt a11 m 1001 aasa_ll1ed adA do it well. what t.bey're lookin~ tor ---- Fine Ext.er Painting by R. Sinor. St. be . tn.s. Try me. 836-MM 4M hrs. EXCELLENT PAINT ING. Reasonable rat.es. 1')-eeestimateK. 548·2706 WALLPAPBtt•~ Refs offered Eves. 631·308S. 675·1266 Plumbing repair. Spec. ln1--------- remodell.ng & copper re· ppe. Good pnces. Top Hat Plu.mblna. 63'7 ·3194 ForClua1fied Ad ACTION Call a O&Jly Pilot AO· VISOR 642 567!1 Qad1llaca to Go.Carta · Whatever the Fad Roll 'em orr the market With a Classified Ad Call Now! 642·567tl _1===========- ""*"-/CoontlMtot AutOO.IOtl\c AiwlunR IUYB -----DRIVER. auto parts store Factory Trame.-. good G __. Offi ~~•Mew ce Data Processlnf' Ill C.M 548-3443, Tom. pay. xlnt future Ul faiit To handle tnvenlory lnl\ne uea, for 11roup of SYVtCE foreign l'Olleae stu.denli; MAM.AGEi PilTTIMl ...._ A'ch CCMmHlor To wo rk Frlda)'s & Salurdllys. Expertenct-p~f'd f'or our Costa M~u br1tnch needed for Ht•b 'elec· troruc mr.: co. Purchase clectroruc components. sub-<.'Ol'ltract fabncal100, loUow·up orders. Min 2 yrs eq>. Good wages. benefits. congenial at- mospb Cl.ERKS -· Anal.,.15 SISK Jtmor Hal. growmg ptuUc adhesive transf, !>tock check, clt' •_ •.., .... J~ co. 153'7 Monrovia Ave. Recruit host fam1ilei., lllAJNff plan & oruou.e u FOR LOCAL UTOTEM Recept trypast S900 + DRJYSl N 8 ca 11 M 0 n . Fr I • ~ wn the branches or th{' CaU For An Appl Oebvery posilion availa· 548-~1.2S worlds lrgsl electron11· <.'Ul'Swos & pro*ram Pt time/pr~planruna. Full· PEP IOYS lrvl.oePenonnelAaency ble Vaha Calif. ltc dlstrb. Apply Avnet, 350 Openings Now Available 418El7th,Coeta Mesa w/good driv\ng record. Fast Food. Costa Meu Mc:Corm1ck. CM. or ph time/ Aua ''19. Tearhlng AUTO SUPPLY background & k.nowl('(.lge STORE Calf.F-.a& ScrvMc)s & LOCM 2700Harbor Blvd for Cull or p/Ume clerks Suite224 _ 642·~70 ~bnut appbcation Mon area, over 18 yrs Full or 754-0061 on 2nd & 3rd shirts. No ~~~~~~~~~ Fri, 8:30-5; Rapid Color Prr. Good workUJg con·1_c_e _n_e_r_a_· -1-0-f -f _l _c_e-. exper necessa r)l -we Deli Help. full lime, lne .. 1661 Milliken Ave .. dluons. ~Ask ror Recepl/Sec'y for gen'I ol French pref' rt. ~od Exrcllml xl.a.rtlfli sahtry reau.me by Jan 15th lo: rrom $245 to $29oi for s P.O Box 2884, Newport day weclt depending-on Beach. 92663 quah f1cat1oos Must Please Call Mr. Wagner DECC lrvuie S46-473 l tralll. Start $3 per hr. As· wmendll. over 18. ex· Irv. E.O E. M/F PauJ. office. C M location ~:fs8[!:.;1~ :~: per. required. refs . •DRJYElh FEMALE f" a cl or y 8 30-5.30 549 7366. AJDE Become an inslrucl1onal aid Clas:.es begin Mon Jan 15UI, 1979, 8.30am- Noon. Cost $13 for 6 clasaes. Class req'd for employment. For further 1t1lo call Fountain Valley School Dutlri ct 84.2·6651 ext225. E O.E 546-2300 E 0 . E Equal Oppor Emplo)ler h1tve brake & Cronl-cmt, ------------------ tune.up & relaled ex BAR GIRL Beer & wme Cafet.ria Hetp perience. Jo:xcellenl "'·II or p/time Call U 1 r~ M worlang cond1t1ons and r u n P ant. """ta esa nr. vancemenl opportunities _6'4-__ 5619_______ Expanding ro looking worileni. S2.90 per hr lo GENL OFC WORK-25 tot.hosewhoquaufy. For Delivery & stock work, for people w1lltng le start Merit raise!> hrs. week Mon lhru Frs ulformat1on go lo our female & male apph wor1t Neal appear. Good S48-5l.2S, lS37 Monrovia Type SOwpm. ans ph'!>, ~t market or con· cants welcome. Xlnl OP· dnYUlg rec. Over 18. Co Ave. N B. gd w/pubh<' S3 48 hr opportunill~ ror adv an _646-_ 5544 arbor & San Dief o b I -Crwy. hrs llpm o tact the personnel office port.unity to train In auto vehicles. 12 .85 per hr + FILE CLERK Call Mon thru Thur, 9·4 at parts sales, apply 1~22 mcenttves. Call J.o:n c, INSURANCE 646-7733 c e m en~. L 1 er u llARTENDER exper for 7::.>am. Mon/Fri. Steady employee benehti. in rockt&I lounge 111 C M. work. benefits. exp on elude hosp1tallzalion in· Call 646-2.823 gnll helpful. Call ~·2331 12442 Lampson St Newport Blvd .. Costa 67J.9283 Beginners spol for nght •--------- Garden Grove537-4840 Mesa. or 10080 Adam:.,---------pen;on,pieasantworkmR GEHLOFRCE surance. Me insurance (714). and pension fund. Apply Bettutman -Part or full --------- Equal Oppor Employer H u n t . 8 e a c b . DAJVERS conds. oppty for lrammg M al u re ooJ> r o Pert v AutomoUveSupply Men or women 2S .yrs or & advancement. ';Il'JJ hr ~'.1:~:Cus ~::~'. ~~t in person at time for fas hionable CAFETERIA ·Ma ture 120ElSTSTREET ehlldren/adult salon . woman. part lime work. CocldtiU w aitret' DELIVERY MAN. LA older. Know the coast wk. S500 m"'l lo start. Times. 1n Newport c1tles.NetSIJIOaweekor Ca.ll 541M70IJ uk tor An·,_644-0006 ________ _ S.un'A ANA Im med xlnl earnings no weekends, no even· Answerini Servicl! l.530HARBORRLVD w/bencmsrormot1vated mgs, S3.00 per hour lo Telephone ~ralor for · FULLF.RTON slyllsl 7G8-8801 Mission start. Call S7l-4403 Upm-7am shirt Musi be AuwmoUve VleJO. ' --------- School F.am up to $300 per wk. I.ow hlltion. Placement assist 751·9194 Beach 5 days per week more. Orange Coast drea E.O.E Girl Friday. Full ume Moo-Fri. 4AM to 6AM Yellow Cab, 17300 Ml, FLORAL o .. ;SIGNEH, Lite typing, 1tccount~ $75 per wk. 673-2515 or Herrmann. Fountain exper'd. f\111 or p/Ume. rec. ht.e filing. answer 646-1413 Valley. (No or Slater 645-5565or556-7870 phone. some counter over 35 yrs old 228 S.AUS ~;:~t A"e. Laguna FUU TIME IUUTY CAREER Canvas'Person · Boalcov· Cocktail W allress · -ers. exper . Sails b)' Pnvate Club. One day 4 Delivery ptUme AM, LA 1'imes dellv SIOO per betwn Newhope & work Salary open. Euclid> FOOD 646-LW!ror7S2·1570 -FOR LOCAL AP'1' MGR couple age 40 PEP BOYS +to manage well main· ... UTO cuPPLY lallled ';11 + adult units in "" • Orange CoWlty. Xlnl le· STORE nanlS. Salary + bonus. Immediate openings (714)521·8541 8.30 lo 5 Good salary and work.mg pm. cond1l1ons. Apply 10 ARCHITECTURAL pe~ BRISTOL ST Top management poss· lions & dJstn butorsh1ps avwl. Ill new & upcomin11 COl'lmetlC company. Aloe Vera Producl.li. No ex· perience needed . 962·1657 Bkkpr /acct pay./acct. rec 1rayroll. For small retai men's store. Some ca.~hienng & eves. CHASIN'S·S Cst Plaza ~~ COSTA MESA Job C AlITOMOTJVE Well estabUa ed Orange 'IMAM FtUDAY " I OAT IUILDY County firm with strong Wortong foreman needed design & advancf'd pro-needed to wash & detail to supervise construction ductlon systems onenta· new & used car.1. 1nclud· & assembly of 2S' diesel Uon ocrers permanent mg lot supervLSion. Like fiberglass f1.11lung ooat. positions with xlot lo work a round cars., SU-4163 benef1t.s & opportunities This will please you' --------- for advancement . Ideal for sem1·retlred BOOKKEEPER full chg. Minimum 3 years ex· self.start.er. Salary open. MulUple i.el of books. re· penence ID Type I & EOE. see Pierce al estate bkgmd. helpful Type m hosp1wls, com· HOW ARD Chevrolet New ofc in Irv. complex. merc1al, recreauon. Im· Oove&QuaJI Sl5. Sal. comm w/exp. Send mechat.eopeningi.. NEWPOKTBEACH rhume to· P .O. Box Dan L Roland '1250. Npl. Bch. 92663 or &Associates, Inc Babysitter· 2 children call 714 ·979·8300 btwn 776-11SO Anaheim school age. Mon . Tues. 3PM&5PM Thurs. afternoon. H.B.---------962,8240 BookkeepUJg, filing, ac ' ARTIST for reproducllon 'tounts r e<'e1vable . art. Must be a pro & love BABYSITIER Ma ture. good w Ith Schock. 6'75-1.823. nights. Cal I for appl. CAR ROWS 645-!5000ext. 520 RESTAURANT SAN CLEMENTE, has positions open ror Walter. Waitreffs. Cooks &t UWity personnel. Xlnl benefits. paid vacauoo. Apply • 620Avenida Pico San Clemente COLLECTOR Excellent opportunity for mdividual with ex· perience In telephone collection. Position open in our <:osta Mesa office. Contact Mike Sulbvan or Ga.LI Rkh.ardl al (714) CLERICAL.-549·4200. E~ua l Op· Newport Center finan-1•port-uru-·lli)'•E•mllilp•olilye•r•.-• ~11il fi r m seekin g --------- m1pom1ble Individuals COMf'ETIMT LADY for mailroom position. t..o live in & aaaial retired Entry level positions now but active couple. Must available, omce exper be good cook & driver. helpful. Xlnl working Heavy clearung & laun- condltlons & company d r )' not ex p ect ed . benefits. Please apply 8-5 Pleuant priv. rm & Ba. or contact personnel: Call COM 673-8043 after· ADP nooos 4" evee. P~s1ou C 0 D S t r U C l I 0 n ~ 1""'111 Warehouaeman, Irvine SERVICES area. f'uUUme.524 ·1014 week. Laguna Beach. --------- 494-8496 ------DELIVERY Temp. work for Sheraton Newport Hotel. Musl be neat tn appear .. have car & know st.reels well. Xlnl silary. Apply m person. Ask for Miss Layton. froot desk. mornings on· ly. Pleaae do nol phone. 4545 MacArthur Blvd at Birch. DRIVER WANTED SUNDAY ONLY To deliver DAILY PILOT bu.ndles to car· riers Ill Newport Beach area. Requires van or large stauon wagon & a good dn ving record. c.aJI : Delivery .JI. General 642-4321 Helper. Freeway Auto, Aik for 26242 Avery Parkway. MV. DonW.anttor Dental f ront o Hic e HarrySfffey rmnager wanted m Npt Equal Opportunity Bcb. Salary co m · Ewcployer mensurate with com-.;-~~~~,;.-,;~,;."""",;.-,;.-,;.-.; munlcaUon & Clnanc1al ,.. skill. Fringe benefits. 548-5602 DENTAL ASST-Start the New Year right'! We need a chrstde dental as· ELECTRONIC ASSEMIUAS <Experienced> 180 Newport Center Dr. 2nd Floor. Newprt Bch &&4-4360 eX\ 263 I COOK s t w I a p I e a s I n g personality. Frr or PIT Expanding r estaurant pos in our Npl Bch pract. Loading &.soldering P.C boards. wiring & wire harnessing. Must know color code. blueprint, speak & read Eng. Equal Oppor Employer 1t. Also know how to needed. 1 lo 2 days per telephone & handling purchase printing & week Cor7 month old CM pubbc Full lame, :.ome --------•I direct photography area Ex pr w I refs evenings & weekends DECC 1rvme 546-4731 chain with over SO units 642.1050. Fauu.Jy-0wned organ1za· PRICE ADVEKT.lSING, 656-8189 Compensation dlscu)>St.>d 1!33· 1414 al in le r v 1 e w . 1-· 1 n e Uabys1tt.er wanted, pay or Jewelry store. So. Coasl ASSEMBLERS lrllde couple days week Plaza. Call for appt HOME FURMISHIHG Balboa area. 675·4938 1_54_9·_1424 ______ _ ACCESSORIES. Babysitter.El Toro area BOOKEEPER. t-'C. thru F1'positionw/fastgrow· Mature woman.slurtlng T .8 . conslr. exper. sng HB mf~ Co. Exp Jan 2nd wk days 7 am lo Salury commensurate w/wood working or glass 4:30 Care for Infant wtexper. Send resume eutting prefern.~. S3.~ Ref. req 768·7446 lo: Classified Ad "39, hr to start Benef1ls avail Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560, to dependable stable peo-Bebys1ller wanted! 7 lo Calta Mesa. Ca. 92626 pie. 714-894·1333. 4·30 My home Cor nfant. ----------0----------1 Ref. ~-8098. Bookkeeper Fu II Time ---------i ---------qualified, responsible ASS E M B L E R S . Babysitter wanted. days. bookkeeper for small O.ERICAL Earn extra money' TYPISTS PBX ACCT CLERKS KEYPUMCH OPER CLERKS Equal Oppor Employer lion offers pleasant Dental OCfice needs working cond1l1ons. employees. Recept & Good opportunities for Chalrsades. Pleasant ----'------ advanei!ment. Excellent Newport Center Group. company benefits. Ex· 640-U22 perienced desired. Apply --------- Ill person. hf ,1 ... , ... , .. , ... 2300 H.-bor ltYd CostaMeH Designer PCB DESIGNER Electrorucs B.ECTRONICS TECHNICIAN Must have phone & relia· ble transp. Long & short · term assignments. Holl· day & vacation pay Hospilallzatlon p lan available. --------- Mamlocturer or electro· mechanical products re· ql.tres a proven PCB la)I· out person who want.s an Immediate openings and opportun1iles 1n an established 'tompany in the Orange County airport area. AppUcant.s t..o troubleshoot. rep;ur. and test electron1<' SMcklorClerir GIRL FRIDAY Mature woman Union. 9 0000 weekdays. Depen· Xlo\ benef1t.s. Must be dable. oon·smok.er Help available for mid-manage offc bldg. monung & afternoons. $50/wk 833·3223 Full or part ume. Apply mornings, no phone Glazier. exper cuslOm call!I l!:L RANCHO mirror man. lop pay, MARKETS. 2S~ East good benefits. 646-3231 Bh.IC Onve. NB GOVSlMESS FOREMAN · Good oppor. for embJt.Jou.s mech'I tn· dined. man. Knowledge ol eled.ncaJ & plumbmg preferred tor manulac· luring of reverse osmosts water punflers. 8eoef1ls Mature hve m help tor 3 ctuldren References re · qiarcd Pnvalequarter)\. Beauliful Newport Home Room & Board + SaJary. 640-6636 ~!I eves. 1J1Clude 2 week vac. sick --------- leave etc. Call 64S·784S General Office Position open with a rapidly Rrow1ng con· slruCUOO co. Typmg, hi· ing & phone sk 1 lls muwnum reqwrements ror position. Call for a ppt 548·22S l dys, l-43S-67'76 eves. General Office Advancement opportun1· ty for the person w / good office s kill cno shorthand I & c:olle~e physics & chem1atry .• Job lnCludes wnung & lyptnM letters & bads. telephone liaison w I customers & factones, fLl.mg & other misc office duties . Salary commensurate w1quahf1cat1on!> Send resume to PO Box 2311. Npt Sch. 92663 --'--------GF.NERAL OFFICI-~ O..ERK. TELETYPE OPER hrs 6-2PM. ma· jor stock brol<er~ge Ci rm. Cal I John 54().8121 G-R-E-A·T SALE5'-JOI NOW_ OPEN GOOD P/\V, GOOD HOURS, GOOD CON DITJONS MAN Y f'RINGE BENEFIT:-; "'ASf CROWING COM PANY PROMOTES f'ROM WITHIN TRAIN F 0 R T 0 I' MANAG E M t<;NT S TArtTS ''IM · MEDIATELY ". KEY BOA HD E X P F: R I E N C 1-: HEU'f'UL WE llAV .. ; OUR OWN TRAININ<: PKOGRAM PUT ON RY ntE COUNTHY'S TOP O RGAN SALES PEOPLE CALL AT 0 N C E I-' 0 H INTERVIEW ORG/\N EXCHANGE. STAN NUNN 7141586-7302 GUARDS patj<ers, whse. Little or 3 year old girl. ":/Side. Real btate Investment no experien<!i!. All shifts CM 6«·4684; 631 ·0557 Cum. Lile lyp1t1g skills No fee. Paid vac. Slart evs. required. Salary open. COOK, for CODY hospital. opportwuty to make ex· Free health Insurance cellent wages. Plus, be art e r prob al 1 o n a r y intunate!y involved with period. Every other new projects from con· wknd off. Apply 1445 ception to field use. We FUii & p/llmc All areas Uniforms furnished Ages 21 or over Reured welcome No expenenct• systems. Recent analo~ 1---------GENERAL OFC nee. Apply Uni versal and dJgalal expenence preferTed. Call 557·0479, ask for Bmch work immed near home. Bnbysitter wanted, over _67_~_51K>O __ • _____ _ Norrell 1.8. 8 mo old child. My BOOKKEEPER, Plume. home. Approx 20 hr wk mature person ror book Days & eves, flexible keeping in mornings, Temporary Services :41 CCllilpUS D n 546-4741 <Across From Orange Co. Ajrport > F.quaJ Opport Employer Superior. NB want an l.ndMdual who ---------wants lo grow with a ~ ..... ft Cookie shop needs t baker great team. Equal 0p. ___..ee~ Clerk lypu1t needed al Pro«ection S4!rvace. l22G our <:osta Mesa location W. 5th Street. Santa Anu. VartetL of duues mclud. Interviews hours 9· 12 & l-4 Mon thru f'r1. ing r. mg & typsnic 45 --------- 549-8071 F:O E schedule. S2 00 hr. Own EOE. The Athletes f'ool, & 1 rou.oter girl. No ex· portunll y Employer. CMeflitcJ"'Hr perlence necessary . M/F.557-0554 Growing manufacturer wpm. Some experience It 8 1 r S t y I i s l s & Ill general office work & Mon1c urisls wanted a good figure aptitude w/expcr & following helpful. Excellent work· Xlnt work.ml( C'Oflditionll mg rondltaons & benefits New, well·eslablishecl, Apply between Sam ehtC' beauty s hop 111 l lpm, & lpm·Jpm. Apply Coron.u del Mar. Apply 111 NaUonaJ Educauon. 4401 person Tona':i Plar•· Birc h St. Newport llu1r uesigns ror Men & Be a ch. < Ne 11 r 0 C Women. 2600 E <.:oa:.t Alrportl Equal Op· Hwy. _________ 1 trans 675-3823 751-0752, ask for Terry. Auto Body Man. Exp Bab ·u eeded f 10 557..ftJ63 1---------•1 ol farm equtpmenl has 1mmed1ate reqwremcnt w/lools Laroe shop ysi er n or Bookkeeper, full charge, • COOKS-Experienced part "--k Clerks·. arply In .. mo old boy 2·3 days a exper in accta rece1va. RJC I d f 11 11 ugo Plenty of work. 768·8311 wk. Some week endt1. ble. Computer labor re· O.E AL l me a)ls u t me person. The nn At days,830-281R_ev_e_s ___ 4 Respo~lble, exp. LAlK ports. computer payroll. CocntalP~ oighta. Apply between 9 Laguna. 211 N . Coast lkh. ll"Vlne area. Call aft gen'I ledger thru work ACJlftCY & 12 AM AM ELIA ·s _H_w...;Y:....·.:..• La--'g'°'"un_a_. ----Automouve MECH A MIC FUU TIME FOR LOCAL PIPIOYS - 5. 494-0L98. ___ in." lriaJ balance. Good Has lots of jobs available Rlli'I'. 3300 Pacific Co b .. f' S I with many fine, s uper _Hwy__;_._N_.n______ Dial A Ride Babysitter, Days, your ene •ls. • ary opeo DrivffS home. Costa Mesa area. Se nd r es ume lo companies and they're COUNTER HELP Operate modem CQ\DP tor infant under l 'fr-ClassJJ'ied Ad U07, Daily all FREE! Ftr Apply in person· ment & door to door w/work1ng mother Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, 540-6055 GarY'• l>eli, 3309 E. Cai transp CaU( drivers Jic AUTO SUPPLY Exp , dependable with C.OStaMeea,Calif.92626. C:O.talP.,.._.... Hwy,CdM. req'd. No prior exper STORE ref. Phone eves. 897-6'7'76. Bookkeeper ual for AcJeKy _CO_UNT __ E_R_W_O_M_AN__ nee. Good driving rec a Ex(-ellent start.i.ng salary f'Clltaurant s days per 2790 ~.CM To write coolracta in ren· must. No Sunday work Crom S'l45 to 1294. for 5 Babysitter, mature lovlng wk. lncldS week·end1. ALL JOBS FREE lal center. Must be avail Or•nge Coast Yellow day week depend~ on woman for 4 mos old. 3 So Orange Co $4 00 per Cab, 17300 Mt. Her· quaJICicatlona. 1t11l <1)'11 pr wk,lirof. cpl, our hi. Call f o r a ppt. --------•I =~j :'Cf.a 1930 rmano.F. Vly. bavt' brake, front end & home. Irv. efs. 551·5383 m.m-0365 ask ror Pam Q.llJCAL -~--v_. -·-·--DI ET ... RY ... 1 D ES a I lune-up upenence. Eit· W ....... I al tem a ·--------• " " cellenl working condl· Banking '""' oc por ry conv. hosp. D•Y & PM t1on.s and opportunilles ECPERIEMCED IROADW A Y =:meota. 0pej' to au CUSTODIAM ablfta. Stable employ. for advancement . TELLERS NowAppUcatlor11Jortbe ·Call For An HeadCuatoditnumentl)' ment. AK p ly 1 44 5 ~ ~ ~eerf~ ~ 11 er:~ f ~ d: S..... Coat '°ftbJH~~Gi~b~~ Appoi~r~1TodA)' ~ C1~~ ~:~ftfa~ Superior. N . holpit.aJbuUon lnaurance Mallonal loftk STOCK '1-4 trict. 1858 month. Apply DISPATCHER tor service and~lonfund. Mply Anl~--,.·nt .. &nk PBX 9·6 (l night> ~Q~ of fie e • '13S14thSt., H.B. 536-8851 dept, apply In person 29f6DRISTOI ST ...._.,... ...... _, S.lesFulllcPartTlme lO·S. 228 f'oreal Ave, " M9Sunflowuc M App 1 y 1 n per s 0 n 0 overload t..acun• Bch __ C_OSTA MESA 540-~ 10·11:30am O.tomcrcmterl>ffk Aulomollve Pleuanl working condl Equal 0pPor Employer Ole exp. w/order pro· DRIVER 21 or over for SALIS Bankln lions & benfflU. -c:t.Ain& preferred bu.l nOt nower dell very. Ca 11 b'UTl .... E . PK/T ...,"L•• THllROADWAY Cl .. N h req . Mfr o r In · MS--~or556-78'10 "' ,.. •~ f;A er ... ewp0rt Beac du11rl al/Al r craft FOi LOCAL Oppty for Mesa Verde rl'· 47 ....... ltt.d lns\Ance Co. needa r•t· u d 11 h DRIVER-Supervisor. , •• o ys llidenl, PtrTcller&Ncw Mt rt tni & eodift8 clerk. t\p· n Y rau c oae U · earoln1 $2$0 per wk, A<'count ~Call Lee al ~ titwle roe math as detail =·lrvlneloduatr1al must enjoy wor klna .AUTO SUPPLY ORANG F. COAST EqualOpparEmployer work. Oood bandwr1t· x. w1te.eo•1er1 & mu1t STOll SAVINGS 154·11\0 t BUS DRIVERS for Chria· Uo1. Mlnhnal typlna S40-7a8 E.O.f:. ~evan. C.116'5-lelG. lmmedl•t'" opeo1nas.r-~E.~O.~!~=~~~~uan~ School_. A!J?~Y_ L~ MOOmo.IDH450. CYTAa"'GY ""IDI -°oodt•IID. and working B.-..C. -~~ll.u. , • -Tn ~ "' Drtver, Stock Clerk condIUons7~ppty rl\ _.._..783L ---~let ... ~tll:lfa>t'l'. :.l!r..::. -.Wtl'• Ql:Ytr1e M·F Cbnce for advenct· sx!'loD M•k• your shopping sow pm, '4.00 hr + 4Pfn·7Pm "' .«~•ti r .. _ ... '"JI r&not 0 C UZll Beach Blvd catler by wiln1 the Dally Hav.s aoroetJ\11)1 lO 1ellt benefitt. 7141179·22'70. J"obn Frooko for •PPI ..-. Y"ac.~. ~ply, WESTMLNSTER PllotCluailled Ads. Cluall\ochdsdoJtwtU MiuSlroe 940-0140 21678, Jlatha~.SA. .. . · ...... ... t - -..... for an engineer to manage total engineer· tnR functions: lncluding product design. loobng, fixt.ura. and quabty con· trot. Mus t be a :1 clf · starter and have in · 1uauve to formulate and execute a totaJ plan. Compan)I Is a n established leader In its field ; serving both domestic and expor t cllents To meet the needs ol our cu.atomen we have embarked on a major development pro- iram. Ca.odidates aboukl have ability and dulre to operate u shirt aleevc managtra and t>ecome u member of a close knit execuuve team portw:alty Employer -------·-- -HAIR STYLISTS GENERAL WORERS TRAINEE ~SEMBLERS Expandin g salon 1n Laguna Beach hllll im llW!dlale openings for a.: (Cn!SSive. career minded stylist. Co. benefils I pro(Jt sharing prof ram }'or interview cal Fri· Sal. U.-9729 - ll aTdwa r e A ll· sembler/Lead Man req'd PINtfRS for amall Costa Me1111 """ drapery hardware Mu at ha vo re II ab It• minufacturer. 6'2-22.44 traosp. •·phone. Long & lhor1 term a~liinmenu. Hostess for French con llollday & vacation pay tlncnt.al restaurant. Ap~· Hoapllollutloo plan ly in person. Em~to i. availeble. Conllnenu I Cul11n e 4M8l2 Del Predo, Dana PleaHnt hvina condf· Pt Uona in a progressive, ·~A J !'M· ---rnedhun size community 1 • II o s t e s s I pt • l I m •• tn Western lllino11. f'r·I h' l Bartender, full Ume. Cnll lnae benema package 31 ... c-•• ~~·7418. and 1a l ary. com -~.,...- mcnauratc with ability. 54'-4741 Repty in conhdence by tAcrou From Hotel forw..-d.lnJ fetume and Oran~. Airport) ~H1e1a•• .. t61"a111· ~~1N11htia9 Poriw ~fl ~~ ~~ ~~: 4 Fjual _r1 Employer ~. •unl:1~ir.[: TURl~O 'Ct).M PA.NV. Call for •ppt. 145-5000, P.O. &int 351,..~er. SELL ldJe ltemt with a menalon520 IU&nolJ. 623216. P · DaU1 Pilot Claulfied Ad i-------- 1. n 1 ) • ._ . .. . . .. . . .... •• DAILY PILOT ''lday• JanullY I . l9" ~~!~ ..... !!~~ ~~~:.~ ..... ?!~!!~.~~ ..... !~~ ~?~ ..... !!~ ~~~~ ..... ?!!.~ ~ .......... ~~!! twaw.... 1 100....,w...... 71CN HeepW-..e4 7100 r .OUCTION CLY.Al S~'YMOMTTRNEE WAJTR!&s.Mornl.n1t:JO ;..-.T .. ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w a n l • d t o h • l p aai. Varied olc work w/1mall to 3:00. $3.00 to 1tart ce,!;~P,J. Hotel. F'RONT DE, K Maida Ill It k boy wul Ntnm Aldel ,_m "' • :taor. 1Jucrt1\ln1 THI LOOIC mfr. ol Math tucblna _«J_l_~------- Cl..ERK. TAM-4PM, full «l.Topw;a pald 1'114! 3pm taprit Expu • van•d vwork Oood Kf\nwn for E urOJH'dn ra hions Dllchiom . .,·NOO., Waltreu Pull• Part 3.5. 6 10 1pd M X Blka1 Part a • rt1pa I rf 111 me~u . Cu1 t o m bit claukbUteiJ llm• Call (or appt, ""' a.l t..a11.1U. Ill N "l.U4 hr Train...-·~ ~~CE~OfEor adnnu. Ufroughoul Southern Cu lookin;r ror 2 SIC'Y/I~~ UmltAl>Pb'21inl +. ayra up Ott. "6$..5000ut~ Coan Hwy • Laauna c•pl•d. u ••a V•rdt .. _,. , ( hi . t I di Xln• ,,,.,....,. •kill• pe---· acti ,. fi_'abnte" c.-... S5T_l642 or 3 a~Rress1vc as on or1en ., a cs • ""'... · ....... tbet Lront deak rl•r.. Ooft•. Ha.p • !Mil C.nlflr -.. I d f 1 C h b k &ood pbonc penonaUty. Le Blarrit.a MornlnJ It afttro~"o MAIHTIHAMCI St . C.M. w 10 da.~\:t' a e '" le ns taonl ale 1· ror R £ Developer. nr 414 N. N.-.port Blvd. ht.ftA E PUbllc R«'Jauona ttroun IX ltl Vl' mona~cmen Po en 1 . o c. Airport x1nt u11ry NB ~oo re~ b~~'!me~r:~ ~;==~ma~~' NunU1a LVu 0. 4 t le C OOi .. ....,,. We hnvc lmmcdrnlt> fu ll & purt time • bt'oelfb S.nd rffume , ... '-a, Ulhtwei&ht En&lllh nc· 3''10 Nwpt Blvd CM &UN10 C.OU•J• 1tudc-nt d aln fl'tr t-h 7am-4pm D 7~ ,.. .,... .. _ pot1itions avttlluble . to PO Oox Cl~. Irvine. WA11 •ISS in; tO apeed lRalel&h> hie •'Ol'~'·allMr J CJhr~ A~pty un• Xlntw.nrf Hobday p•i •he8-ce. Salary +(•omm +co benefits. CA.92'713 Apply dally tam · J::d condition. uo MUJIOla, 2300 W ~~--~ &3 Tolfdo lmmed S.yvlew ( un at be ~,1rol~1clrnl In ('all for appl Mont hru Sat lOum 6pm 1uca.,.n mR•; 1MtaluCara'n•t.M1e0x~ $20'1 or 139-4803 alt - -Q , Li •v<V SM OMO wai.cent. 20.~ Thunn. tpeci Huc>r>.1. or THI LOOK S£Nl0R SECRET,\RY _,_ "' 10.m ~l .. nC'rii, ll•rl at u I c M tu:&* na. la} out, 6 pro '""""'SOO alarv S8'70 LO ll08l. Mtu.nSt., Balboa Penin. ---------315 br lmml!'(llate raUIC' 111•1ntennC'«" t:,• lion -Uon ot camC'ra r .. dy ...... ., Woman'1 l0:1pdSean. when trained Car Oana t>t liar r , ex OflflCIPaSOH art Respuftllblu fur _ MJnlmum quallficaUona W~e llkenew,5'0 . ..... M6 lntl0 ptnmtt pm•rttd a 50 w ..... II f ~·-~ ln ... ~• 1 4 yn" MCreurl•I u .......... .,Clefts ,SU.~7 --'.!.. .~hr •••rt t frll'll• &N ..... tonlft•ma 0 ~aal I• •11...,..1 ptr required. S H Neun •-h'andli 1 HOUSllCHra/Mllld ~n "'• Appl.)' 2410& r • c • 'or k I t ~ h • o ~~u~!.8~~re~'. Rmt.aurant SAUS i00wpm. typlna SSwpm. PN1I :l p~rt • : ne: f'ITlmC' or LIH' 1n Danal)r ~~&Dd'°":ap~~ b6d., 1t'h«luUnic .. 1tllp ucmHGHIW Drug •tore. clerk Apply Newport-Meu .... a.4:30 Xlnt fringe SCHWIMM l!Mwald Hay~ M~l ~-wbo tnJol'J. peu PUI& Su1ce111ful appll alSTAUIAMT euruer .fuJlom@.female Un.lfied School Dlstnct. beat Apply Avnet Elec-Boys 10 •PHd bike. CAll4'f 22111 Crooo t>J)par tunuy oi. Houra ~icltilt" CWC' r.anl .-111 be t um 0,. .. 111 Jlftil~Pharmacy Moo/Wed/Tbur It Fri Jroolca. 3:it> McCocmJtk. ;(_~t>k>r·Uke New-! 1i-... ...._-r FT. PT 1111tii rnanqen•I tlalua ibi"l unohl Clll Af\U on-.ci wlUl "bili&.¥ lo Pwwwt• V...., N 8 67~~ 9am·l2, TueA l·:ti>m. l801 C.M.orph754-8091. .,...., •• 0. C.UMZ-0131 fb~ood benefit~ fOI-WWtraminitonopf>n n.mro Oflanbc&oodlodtitall& BREWSTER'S FA~ll.Y l6lh Street, Newport Wardlouse ............ ,..aOJS I Uon • dtaMrt df'rorat ----roUow throulh R&STAURANT SAU.I LA.DY Beach. CA E 0 E. .....__., •-C......... -••••••••••-••••••••• yvlew onv• tlC'eftl .... ., O. 1-a•""-. •·-11 Offl~~otlont ..,~.. ••-....._ ...... , ... Ive "hlldr .. n'a --~ A l tloap. ~' Thunn St ;-,;.& ,..:;,,. -... _. "'" t .,_,. OMdfd fur .Pl Cfttltty r.a ,_... accepuna appbca· .. .,. ....... .... .. "' Accuracy In handUna of rm1tron1 Aeo••l cal c M M2 ~ ...,,........,, time temporary omt.. ..~__,,•,k· Uon3 '°'au food service ~'1:aru~~~me S. Co!l•l Servlrc St.lion Atten· sm~ by part 11 nee ~ •. 2x4 cellln1. suo tlowdl"per, live ln. ~,.. MAHICURIST ~romotioND workll fut _...wf'TI ...,. c:aonnel. Waitresses, ~8585 . Magasin. dant.. flllU1 part, hrly + tin 10.m·7pm, no hvy each.64$-4MOor""8092 da1 wk No cookln.i. We bavo •n tmmedlate Sheraton ewport ol• conwri... u=:=·. ~C::!.!~~~ comm.6'1:J.3320 llft'S. lllat bent Apply c-,_& chUd clll"\6, n!f'i. 1-:0f or po&tOorl•o· wllh·rUcn !!:._tlfper,...houravaJNl.09",".o:'~ ............. ~rvlr.: b•rt~ndera. food SALESMAN-YACHTS Service Station Allon· Avnet 350 McCormick, l .. JllD.. 1030 S k • .• t ... _ for .. ~'-·lo .. al ·-II.au c m•llttnltffded. A 1 Kon a Ma rine. Lido dant ·x~r 'd Day "-CM.«ph754-«l91. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :\pan wp I" u n.r, • .,..-.. ._" 6 $t A1k tor Mau '""' pr.p PPY in person VIII 714/875-1403 '"' · .. MM'70'7 fr9lll('W"\al f da)' worlt Layton. front deali . Holplt-1 mna1ement' Mon.sat. al 10830Warner age, Eves "" & p/Ume Ap. WAltllfOUSIMAH Dartt Room Equip. All llOll f:KEF.P~R l.l\1 t-, IN liEAllTll''UL NU HOME AU. MOOt'RN C'ONVEN11'.:Nt't;~ ;.!UM Cb rr Or .. N B 92fl60 •'ftt. + comm +-fcrolll momlaa-only. f>leH" do health care-rorporataon Ave : f' t n v I y, Ca Salesman & Repair Dept. ply, Shell Stal.Ion, 17th a. SHt"8 brand new. Ova-$250 ln· ~n1prv1tram fonn n ot phont . 4 ~4 ~ lw openlni for at.ro°J' EOI!: Man Light watch & lt"Vl.M,NB. s•.o.-~JSO-_.... vest.87S.38~Sl75. terview <"all fo'rl al Ma"Arthur Blvd lit pubUr rcllatlons & a j try M t be 1•-• • -'"" "--O 06 9729 0 ,_",. v~rtlaln& person Th111 Rett11ur1:1nt f!We repair u11 Service Station employee Jobe«urity ......,. I 40 Olfl~u vt:n111uJe penion will vis over 21 yrs old No exp N o e x P e r I e n (' t' Elltabtished company •••••••••••••••••••••• • •HOWlekecpang "'"turt.• Kludrnt to h n ind pl11nt can & lndry Appr I~ hr1 wit ln X<'MI for rm It MATERJ~l.llANDl.INO <rf1t't!M11na1t'rSalc1 u.llze, pion, & ex.pt'd1tt' TACO BELL nee Wllltram 545·9485. necessary . Apply at f\-eemedlcal/dental Lab. pups, blk, "KC. 7 P&l"t:I Stork rr on •:xp Good ""Portunlly for ;,d pro"rnm11 M uat b\• Sales·Management. Start 15922 p C.H. Hunt. Bch. MM63G 1n Newport wka. M/F. &2001·9'71.0183 dtwind. no req Will ..,... 1 r~r & .coal oncnted szsoo 213-592 1571 Aft 5 PM triun Mu i I PilU <'o vll.N'emeot WI I luin no All yout t. lcnlll wall be Job opportunities avaal a· $lS()O. mo. Call Mr. · WINDOW TINTER-exper · -f'h~lul mcld'a bat'k X e1tperierwt' necc•ury uullicd 1n th~ an house bit Apply in person Hagen 547·5815· 9·IO am Serv Sta Help needed Im· flow·on tinter t o do Blk setter pups, s wki., Ray Irvan(' ~40 763V Mull be 26 yrs old or ll!iMCY Sal11ry to rnld 15551 Brookhurlll St TueM!ays. med l'UIJ or pit. Apply vehicles. high rom lnsh Gordon l'c::d . No __ _ F. 0 .. : S~~~~d:y,bC' ,;7~~ ~~ 2<1'1 Send res ume & ~,n'lln1iler Mu:st be l8 ~person for small re 990 E. CstHwy, N.8 . mus ion. St ay . Koo l r:rrs, Ideal or kids. brd &44·5171 Rou,,eplant knowledita Mech11n-;;-forschool 774 6090 1525 Mes a saJaryh16to~to tBJI luggage store. Part· SHJPPINC/RECEIVING Product.a957-0534 __ ._642_-8327 _____ _ bl~people. P IT. ror route bWiet Pnvote school VCT'de •206. C:Ollt~ Mesa Mar.lone eAdam Restaurant hinng part time 646-4965 GIRL FRIDAY WOii( AT HOME Dog training with ~nder maintenance Must have I~ Brookhurst, fo'V - -V.P .. Commw\lcatiuns Ume or ruH time. Open 3 Day Week Phone sales, light bulbs. lovuig care. Obedience reliable transportaoon 91!3783l Partsman for 11lrcraft Comprehensive t:1H'' 10 :30AM t o 7·00l'M SA1:£STRJJHEE Duties include typing. Some Handicap req. clas&esfcbehavioratpro· TSl-4760 lll .... ,·DICAL •"'"T Back or parts & µllot ti up ply ~.?n~~r· 1>6rG.04tNh l'r1wr.p~rp~ every day. Park your Part ume days . Good phones. receiving & pnc· S3).5220 biem1. Pnvale/11roup . ..,r. ,..,.., atores Or Cly airport ....., ..,. own hrs. No exp nee $$$.955-2274. mg quotes. Must be a c· Ca.II Ken, 979-7878 Hoo11ewives, Couplesi de flee Gaatro specia lly area. AVCF.N1't-:k Rch,Ca.92000_____ SeaKlng Komcr Sal curat.e Positionopen lm · YARD MAN siring supplementa in· Venlpun<"ture, assut ~7~ CdM 673-3430. Wese 11 est ab 11 .• h e d medln.our C.M. ofc. Call Rental Center has open· fem. Irish SeUer. beaut. come ill s pare time. S1omoido1ropy, Misc " f 2 color\no t yr all 96.l-722S duOes. r RN Mon tbru PART TIME ~....,., Clertl Reslaurant Manager · Newport Beach textile ror appt Mon lhru Sat l n g I 0 r men . ...... • Housewares & giftwares sales clerk, expenence niq'd ""u Ume. Fri Ask for Pe1 a y Sal $809 to $986 per mo 2 Rapidly growing Pin a fum mvolve-d tn saibng, lO&m.f)pm. ~haaical knowle-dJe pepers/reg. $'1$. 6"·266'1 842 0003 EVENINGS Yra exp w/knldg of stat cham. New restaurant backpacking & ski wear THE LOOtC heip(ul. Neat handwnt· Red Cocker Spaoiet, I yr. rec kee ping desirable . under cons truction in industries is looking for 644-6500 mg nee. Weekdays off. old. AKC reg. female. Medical Rttephonillt for Adulll w1th outstanding, Appl.Y Newport-Mesa Bal boa . Ex cellent an inside salesperson. Will train: 1930 Newport Needs home with yard & busy doctor's offlec allractlve penonabhes Un1f1ed School Dist, growth oppor pay & 1lus st.artingpos1llon re· Blvd.C.M. cluldren.642·il60'7 General hardware sales Salary open. Benefits . who enjoy workinit with ClassifledPersonnelOfc. benefits.Call ~57·~SOfor qiaresanintelbgent.am· Shoe salesperson ex · Yng cabmet shop needs lnsh Setter Female 8 clerk, expenence req'd. Hrs9.J0.6.30 ~7-6300 lads. Start at S3.SO per Mon /Wed/Thur & lo'r1 Cfipt or send resume to bilious individual. This as perienced full lime. Top helning hal'lds. No ex· mo. H,.. ..... b.roken. A'Kc Full tame RION hour.Pbone64.2-4321~xt 9am·l2 noon. Tues o--ifa'edAdll""3 o1111y a career opf!rtunity Comm.PaulAllanShoes '" C """"" HARDW ARE , 1024 MEDICALASST '>Cl\.BETWE EN A.00" 00 ....,... "' · h II t ft •-119 F '"'on lsla"d NB penen«oecessal'}(.. On· regis tere d Great Wl'I " .., l·Jpm, 160& 16th St. Npl Pilot. P .O Box 15GO wit exce en ne 1 s "' asou ._. · · tanentat S helf'Co p e r sonalit y , SJOO. Irv in e Ave .. N .8 . F\JllorPartt1me Reha· PM. Bch,EOE. Costa Mesa,Ca 92626 advancement to•or in· 92660 642-'1040.SAM·SPM. 'Kft l"°". 642·1133ask forPhil. ble. Exp~ not nee. AstcforJIM ---------1·--------•I formationcall645·106G _,_,,.,._....., __ __.. ___ _ 847~1 0p SHOP HELP b flSKPR/CHILO CA RE · -Equal portunaty Rea .. '-tat 5-1-n-1--------·1 med f h Milrce..clw Si . Kusky pups. AK C. Mature ln•e in to help MEO Recpt.-Npl Brh Employer _ ... • -• "'""'taurant SCHOOL Im operung or n g t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pedigree Sackground 5 bull t & 2 Id . p / T 5 d k ENJOYMENT FAST FOOD person. Xfnl company As# .. , IOOS male/female Shots. yparens yro · · ay w · PARTTIME inprimet..adoarea. lt1s COU.......,.,8 HEl.P CROSSIHGGUARDS benefits. Will train -~nc-zs Wh tl ..- Split Eng. Please 640-1100 Knowledge of lnsuranre 1 __... ... Ccr ... ,....,.,y "'""' Oe llronac Corp., 929 .·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·! • ,,_ · ate Pt""' days,644·5891eves. billing helpful. Call: .. ,__.-"" b"t T"··-myhumbleopinionthst (HousewivesApplyl S3PERHOUR red in color. BlueeyH. f.45.JflOO ,_, respons1 e person Roger Brown R.E ofrers & Q ty of Irvine is accep t· Baker St .. CM. 545·0403 2U4Ml·304S (Burbank I HSKPR Live In Pvt Rm. --withgooddnvang rttord. the best opportunity for COOK 1ng appltcat ions for TEAOIER ADbque Music Boxes• Ba . T.V. 3 r h1ldren. Nr MED TECH Vaned duties: prefer salespeople considering . school crossing guards to ass'l., Irvine. S1oU1actunes! Clocu! ""to YCNt 1045 CdM Bch. P 0. Box 561 semi·retired. Bo-JI Inc. Drop-In Location. Ad· Expanding restaurant help cllildren cross In· f\JUor pert·time HUCiESELECTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Q:IM9262S To work an N.B. Must 75•2526 verw1ng, Commissions. chatn with over 50 unals tersectlons safely. Hours ____ ssi. __ 74_94____ AIMric• 2yrold n...JCer, Female .• have,.Calif lie. C~ll -Farrulv-0wned organiza ~ etc .. so ar you are ~ will vary, depending UP· TEACHER AIDE Pre ,............. · togoodhome. INSURA!llCE Margaret for appt. Past up perso art ap licensed, eager a nd lion offer s pleasant on location or school. .,_...,._,, < da"" ...,r .., ..... k. ~" 7Sl·9ll06 1'ypist40-4SWPM,major 640-0!40 Utud" IJl. t t~'g o k. mot1vated,TALKTOUS. wo rking conditions. Equipment w il l be ""''"""" 1 ·,,,.. ..... " _, Self.l·nsurance ad · ---------1 e, · eres .n. w r · Good t t f l rumed employ me nt r.....nw ....... tbru Sat .,...IC"IC"w--.. • M h h k h RO.r-.~ IROW"" R.E. oppor um ies or furnished by the city. · · vt"" IC'U. • rru:."" ..,,.uog ac tne. -•-·-trator New offa~e 4· 10 r:1. w $3.00 r ~ " ad l E II t For info call 549-3877 or L802 Ket.•--'ng Irv Nds I U WW> ' e~.. start. 979-7660 673 I 020 vancemen . xce en For anformallon, vi.sit Cl· . .co. • . . sea . m Irv. Room ror a-rowth MFG EMGIH ~ • company benefits. Ex· 548-2550 (714 > 754· Im ""'"' """""' " Ra ldJ d. o c ty Hall, 17200 Jamboree ....,........,. for ambitious per:iion. P Y exean mg · · PAY TIIOSE Chrislmas "ReAJ &tat.e pen ence desired. Apply Road, or c a II 1714 ) 1--------- SSl!S mo. start. FT, Cail firm Is 100 Ing for Mfg bills fast. Woman needs Salespeople Prestige or. anpersoo. 754-3600. Technician 549-4700 ask for Andrea Engineer This in -assoc. part or full time. fice. Your own desk. Top the 6 Mo German Shep Husky COSTA MESA maJe, gd wtcbldm. all ----------ble for documenting a:. Whls le . dlslra but1on brokerthat will help vou. • SCTRY /b c:-t. Salary $100l to $2 295 E.OE. dtVldualWlll be respons1· Men, women or c·pls romm. Work w ith a R AUDIO.VISUAL Costa Mes a A gene y s1g:nmi: tool.mg, trainmg Over 30 yrs. cxpencn<'l' . Npt. Bch. Ad PR agency mol1on picture projec· insurance sembly proce-dures. de· 642 8607 • ~ger •r monthly. Miuntiun sound h I seeks entry level need." expcnenced gal. & providing lee n 1ca PBX l>ttretary recept to learn tors & other audio-visual ANTIQUE SHOW .SALE shots. doghse 645°9618. JanS,6,&i. Holid.ly Inn. 3131 Bnstol FwNlhre 1050 Cnext to So. Coast P laza> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Operung Friday 7PM to MUST SELL-end tbls, Dutlesmclude allpha:.el> support for the assembly An swering se r v ic e ~i\....J..i~-r r d eqlllp. Reqs I yr of exp of properly·casualt y ol sper1al compasses & aperator full & PIT. t:all ,..._Q~i._ 16 Fcnhlon lilond ~~an:':r:~: g~~O e':fx mvolVUlg skills. ma ant & lOPM Imps , r ec I 1 n e r s, Sat Noon to JOPM bookcases, etc. Olsen operations. Ideal work· cameras. Rcqwrement 4 SJ.S.3:'161 over all ot above or rel at· IJlg cond1llons Top p11y ye a rs co I I e g e. --------Albert Pusse l I ·-·Me-w•'pot•rt-le_och ___ •l::s~-:-e-a ,mN~ttBcrehs. ~."~.2663 •• 3 ' 1 • 10 ed electr'l/electronir SW> Noon to SP M Model Home Furn for qualified md1v1dual. mecharucal engmeenng PBX OPERATOR Re alt y Co . ., ., " .. cqLDp. Filing deadhne 642·MOOor546·3205. or lndustnal technology Orange Co Arprt a.rea. ---------1 seamstress needed, Jan 31. 1979. Apply SUO ac:lm w/ad. t7l") 549-3077 Beautiful lg hand carved MUST SACRIF'ICE·Twan dllung table & 6 chairs. or full mal & box apnl'lgs $1000. Ba~er's rack. Old S28. Century Model World fUl.lSh w/old anll· Home l'Um (714) 549-3077 que brass posts. 6'x7"2' --------- work experience not inter busy switchbrd, l33DOVHD•t N.l .63l-S2Sl some exper desired. Newport·Mesa UnHied INVENTORY CONTROL necessary Offer ex fo'/T & Ptr day shirts --.--------R&STAURANT 673-2180 School Dist. Classified Cl.ERK. Min 1 yr ex per ceJlent medical & dental E.O E. Many benefits THINK llG NEW perso n n e I 0 Jc .. Ordering. setting llm1l11. benefits. Please send re· Pay according LO exp And be big w1lh a leading Secretary, P/1', 20 brs wk, Mon/Wed /Thur & Fri Must be g<>od w/f1gures s ume tow. Wri ght. 546-3333.833-3333. Rea!F.state Co.Xlntpay $3.00hrstart. 9am·12Noon,Tues lpm· $750. Bot.bin xlnt cond. & SOFA & LOVF.SEAT & the ability lo compile Sc1enti!k Orillln~ Con· -PERM---.-.... -E-.._.-T-plan, million dollar loca· RESTAURANT 847·4488 Jpm .. 1601 16th St., reports. Irvine. 540·7639 trol, 4040 Campus Dr . Af"lll " tioo , full time manager. SECRETARY ~ Newport Beach. E.O E. E 0 E N""wport Beach Ca Will trafo new a0 ents . .. -~. · . P•RT-TIME .. ready to put in your $118. Century Model home. 633-33119 Home Furn. 714 549.3077 ....men tOIO Queen sr. RB matt/box .......,., A Call Al Stellato for con· OPENING Janllors , pt·ltme eves. ---------mi Inventory auditors fident1al interview. over 21, couples pref'd 96.l-5671. lrvmearea.533-4881 Models, rem . Sha rp, neededin yourarea.lm· Sales offtce-,customer orientation re quire d. Typing 60wpm, S /H 80wpm, Large company benefits LAB AID--E---I figure only. s1s per hr. ~~~°:c~~0ci:.i (~1woi:rn1a1m1 •Carl's 642·6282, 968 3520 Bob. Wes now at 213·385·4558. It Salary $900/Mo. Sl~csCorp. To work in N.B. Must E o E Real F.state J have vempunrturc CX· MOOHUGHTIMG? . . r * per. Call Margaret for 963 7225 flholte CoordlnatM REC E PT I 0 N I S T I • ACJ"06S from 0 .C Airport. Qall 752·2780 annt CAl\0140 • s E C RETA Ry. SG50 . ~· ... _.,...,..__ - -M ... el·Hotel ~grcs. sive selr mot.vat· U\, • Newport Center · Mu ch COUNTER LegalSecretary Wall train fr ont desk. "People Person' to variety . Growth poten Some expenenrc de· Per:.onable. full time dt1lpatch nurses. Sales ta a l .. Gr eet cli ents. i.1red. Salary open. AwbcruodorlM exp. helpful for Appl. telephone ans wering, s •SECRETARY• fo'OODSERVIC~ •BROKERAGE _K.1.1_-0_101 _ __ __ 645-4840 ~~-~/~·0,ric~~·0,Lane . typing 6.5·70. Xerox 800 PER ONNEL t-..ISec:'yTralttH Moc.el Hotel Mor~nNursesReg1:.try helpful but not net•, Mruds exper, ~ecretary. w /!Cl n t t y p1ns: & i.horthand skills Must be good w/ phone. 751·5743 ~ •c""' v rd D Pl pleasant personality, Gl"OWUlg dynamic bus1· Relief rught 11ud1tor. 4200 ...-. esa e e r E fronl of face appearance a n(:l!i, l 1tigal10n firm In expenence preL · Ca 0 r Newport Center has rull Aneatlodor '"" (So. across Kono Lanes) m~t. II 640·~7 or time opening for an 645-4840 Appllcations9am· appt energetic & err1c1ent ---------4 P m . S t e . legal sec'y tramee S/11 & dtctaphone. Xlnt typ ing skilla a musl Call MOVIE FlllM SHICS 1200 EXTRAS Ca.sting now for major Pizza Man, expenenced. URGENT 549-1511 Celeste. ~E&60. Legal Secretary wanted. min 2 yrs exp in general practice. Salary negotaa ble. 960-5491 Recept needed for busy Irvine Travel Agency Accuracy In typing & Ill· Ing a must. Very busy phones . Salary com· menaurate with exp. PLAHMER Qualified only need app· film comedy. urgently .-.-.-.-111.;;;;.;.;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-.-;1 needs males-w /short hair, women pretty, rat & ugly, doctor & nurse LEGAL SEC'Y Experienced. Newport Center. Salar y ope n. 644-6512. types. Exceptional career opp- ty roe those wishing to break into the movie business. S20·S200 per day + residual possibilities . 17 14) Legal Secret11ry, 11 B. '161·1 244 . VlUEO Must be exp an all ly9S7·2700. aspects or planning. Recept.ioo.lsl &tab material require· ANIMAL HOSPITAL ments ror prod of electr'I FUU time In cluding Sat sys from engineer'g &/or Sun. N.B./lrvine drawings and parts list. Coordinate w /pure has. _are_a_._MC-__ 5463 ____ _ ing dept & stock rm to il.cEPTIOMIST meet P roe! u cl Io n Law Firm.~ hours dolly. schedules. Cont.act Jaruce. 644·7600 gen'l practice. recent CASTING SERVICE. Qahr exper & xlnt skills. ~inour3rd year. DECC Non-smoker. fo°/ltmt' I · 1148-1400 Newport Beach ramily or rvine 546 4731 -----4 desire a hve·in maid lo Equal C)ppor Employer RICEPT TYPIST Ubrarf0tt/ Au t perform domestic duties, __ -________ 1' you are a good, ace HS Grad able to type & babysit ror 2 children lyptal (min S5wpm >have J0.40wpm. Scanning or Lg ~rivate quarters Prac. nurse. male, pleuont tele munncr. newspaper5 & clipping w/pnv entry In guarded 9·12, Sday week. like to rer. visitors an a I Sal 962,8250 bout front lobby or art.le es req'd. Some exp commwuly. ary com----------firowlna electron ics an filing. Knldg or library m e n s u r ate w 1th ,,._Sdlool " index!'>'' helpful --~~UCkaUons. Enghah irm, call us now for JACK G RAUi co•~ s g pteferl'ed. Ref. Teochan MHded appt. Min 2 yrs ofc exp. l25BakerSt,C M. 7 0909 days. 631·2284 lmmedJately, P/T , 9·1. Good u l. bencf, ron· Ca92!626EOE. M/F/11 _ev __ . _______ Banbury C ross Pre· genl.alat.motp. School. Marilyn. 847-5284 DECC NOON SUPERVISOR for «1142·2948. HB area. ,_ .. __ "~ Liquor Cle rk . Dan. Apply In p•rtott, ......, 4th tltf'otll)h SECRETARY I Need self starter with good typing & shorthand slults ror JOb with lots of vanety in Irvine. Some personnel work. 540·763U EOE. J•-V 6th. 12 H00tt to 6:30 PM at: •----------1 *Carl's SECRETARY/ STENO Jr. * Skllled 1n dictation. typ· 7492 ldMc)er ang composllloo of cor· , r--aa...-..1• r \! s p o n d e n c e & '·~ .... wvm..-ur knowledge Of general Of· HUMTI .. GT.OM face proc~dure&. E x· llEACH cellent opportunity 1n to;qual Opp()rtunUy sales department for self ~mploycr M/F mollvated 1nd1vlduol ----------1 RN"s & LVN's, Full & pt tlme Newport Conv Center, 1555 Superior Ave.NB ROlllE'S R.AG &MOP • Women need&d now Good pay. Good hrs $48-0757 Colll3ct Mrs Whale For Interview Appl Paul Dosier ~ate~,_ Inc. COSTA Mt:SA 556-7075 F.qual Oppor Employer TB.IPHOHE SALIS Work p /time in our telephone sales room and still have pleasure lime for yourself. AM & PM shifts available. Wag~ + comm. Call for de· taJ.ls. L.A. TIMES 540-0301 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS Experienced Onl)'. Sell Daily Pilot. Highest COm· m 1s s 1on paid. Your phone at home. Over 21, l.D. Card. Call 835·6453. 1.JP.M. Tow Truck Drivers ex· per'd. Top pay. Apply G&W Towing, 740 ll Otuns Way,C M.642·1252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• spmgs $89, King S99. FREIGHT DAMAGED Century Model Home HOl'POfNT SALE. 3308 ""m (7t4> 549-3077 W Warner nr Harbor.1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Santa Ana. 979-2921 Ill **I BUY** BARGAINS.Used ref rigs, Good used Furniture & wsh.rs, dtyrs, guar, best U OR I II buys. we serv appl. Best App ances-w1 ~.,,, ~ sdJorSELLfor You. ApplS36-09ll, ....-330 MASTEllS AUCTION Washer RCA Whirlpool, 4 64M686 & 133·9625 cyrle, 2 s peed, ,all ~et·~~~~~~~~~ Ungs. Like New, $95/bstl- olr Call964·1848. All Wood Bunk bed:. Ptulco top frttZer refng 18 4 cu n. Avocado. Sl 75 llln·2916. w/met & box spmgs or rhest bed S99. Olsen Model Homes . 7 14 549.3077 CASH PAID UnusuaJ, xlnt cond. 12 pe Ws hr/Ory rs/ Refrl i:s . bbldsolid wood German wortong or oot 957~133 K.iag bdrm set. S350. S I d e b y S I· d e GCZ-3767 , refri 11 freezer. $250 TwlD bed. twn bed frame. Washer le Dryer, S7S ea. dbl bed, teak dresser, TRAVEL AGENT. Im· 646-5848. sofa, rule stand, Baker's mediate opening 1 to 2 rack. rattan headboard, years min. exp. Salary O'Keefe" Merrill Stovel 4 magazine rack, Chris· negotiable. For appt. rail burner with ceoter grt I. tian Dior sheets. com· Diane. Travel Today brolltt. storage drawer. rorter, pillowcases, 714·540-~l ~. CashS484!656 sham, dust ru!ne. Ca ll Typist,~ off. filing. HI · Hot·Paat built in oven & 493·3174 aft 6 wkdys, Fl. Mfg. $600 x Int. Micro Combo. nevt"r an.ytlmewknds future. 556-el93 used. SllSOOBO. SSl·12l4 Velour sofa Casual Living -... e~nmore ~Y)I _pillow (urniture. Co::.t TYPIST -c:iirty wtwrinkle guard. $825 new, will sell cheap . dee SSS. Evs 640-2800 or trade ror auto or ? Call E x pa n d 1 n g <' 1 v I I 964-1848. cngineenng. planning & Heavy duty electrlt' ---------consulting fi rm In major drytr, Kenmore, rorChrome eane ·l ook O C area has Im med sale. Excellent condition smhked glass shelves & opening for arcurate SIOO Call 494·3411 ~ t.op. end table. nesting typist (60wpm min > . tables. Et1"erre $250 Some filing & routine One ~prtght freezer, One 644·7789aft5PM. • 1 d · 'd upnaht refrigerator den ca utaes req Best ofrer. 642-0655. Comer group, 2 couch D' cl • pho n e , ex Pe r 645-5110 bed,, le table, IJke nu $I.SO. helpful. AeP!>' to. S700l JC9dt G IM Co General Elec. 13 cu. It. -------- 12$ Baker St, CM refrig. avocado. 5 ;rs Kini liie bed with head· Ca. 92626 M/F/H o6d. works perfect. SlOO board. Call ~7187 @7·2023 Rapooalble. Irvine. 7$2·1336. Andersen School Npt ---------u-v&IKI 54 ..... 731 Sau Loft • Full Ume posl· Bch1 hrall:l$-1:15.S3.2S -oucn,,..... EqualOpporEmptoyer Uon. Women w1elcomed·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.TYPIST. accu rat e CaJorit dbl.oven.gas.sel! Beautiful Sofa• Sofa per nr. Pb 556-MllO. ,.._, "" ~..!....'ewlng nvolve 40wpm, gen'I office. cleaDlnl. Xlnl cond. $290 Bedl from mode.I homes. Lot Attendant, Must be is. 8461MIH _......,, ~nrtiriesSS 54&-54.2 1183-«m i,; price. 836-8884 F\111 & Part lime. Co N~ Aide, 3-ll, exrur Rapldl.Y expandlng 0.C. ~IST S&Umaken. Pau.lsoo Sall "'o.O'./i~;ti"fi _._ 8016 CASH PAID beneflta. 558-74$4. pref d . Country C ub rlrm fa lookln& ror • n.tln baaed Ad•ertlalnt = hu lmmed open· Letall ~es~!.., TYPIST ••••••-••••••••••••••• Ftlr' td uted (Wll. anU· CUlv.Hcep.~1 Production Enilneer. •PR Af d .__ all tl.«llttor TooManytooU.t .., .... GRllllQPl)tY («typl.ttln MACHINIST Nurae • LVN . 7-3. tM, ~ lndMdual will be aharp r~~li~e:h: ~!"o:.cer!~873.2180 Employers Pay All Ftta Newport Ceft~r Law Of.1--------•1 quea clr TV'a8674U3 4 Day 40 Hr w... Immaculate 41 bed conv. doer ea po n • l b I e for oan type •ccurately. Call .... -/DELIVERY lb Rclnd rs 'Mency nee. Muat type 70 WP M. PUalC flUIMITUl.I Water bed. custom klng a-& 1mchine work on hoep.So S.A.549-3081 um~nt1n1 auambly Joan Fac:emlre. (710 s~ 4020Blrth S~·J:,10490 legal uper. It d lc· * tllf'TIQN * 11. w/trame • head· quaht.y Hl"OIPICe <'Om procedures, de1l1nln1 ~ N70. ti you need a dect'nt pay· ~ Beac Q :!64 ~ ~,.'!"'~Jpe ,..,., boerd. Xlnl cond. SlbO. pooeot.a • a11embler1 NURSES AIDES needed t.oollnf, tralJ\Jnf • Pto· lr\I Ptr Job up to SS-$8 Call orADd./ La """""'1 ... ~ ......... 01uh T ..... 7:HPM. 640-l470 Mutt be ablo to work to give tender loving ~n& tecbnlc• 1upPort eve $.9pm,callS31·0811 . will be. a b l& Pua CDttlllnW•09f --------- from detailed plannlnic cere to the elderly P•· for the uumbfy of ---------1144.t400 atieet Ir blueprintJJ. Apply tie n ls . W 111 l r a I n 1peclal com pauea • Salel ~..-UllTY i.-.-.-.-.-.-,;-.-,;-.-,;-,;-.-.-.-.-.-. CO.NSJONM ENTS ln ~ 1am spm, Moo qualified pereonnel. ca~. Requlremenll, R. E.~··U~nly'' DIJplayJ~elry ~ REPOS ... -....... ur. • F..Mmwhlle youleam.All 4 Y••ra c oll•1e . 'IMIMKI,... f\lllUme"""lllonavalla· MAAllOnHOTIL 'I'ypdt Lovely Bdrm seu. ..., .. 1 11 .. ~-• 1 i ... ' ,..... lbl w _ ...... , li bl Ch•llClan chelta. armolrtt. dlnlna IDUI ahlJt.a avail. Apply 1445 mec ...... ca en11nMnn1 OfACAlm ble or rupon1 e •a:re-n1att • e b rm t abl•• Ir chairs, &lpet\or NB "OI' lndual.ria-1 LecbnoloKY · penon IA u clWJlve Lido penon to WOfk Oexlble P(f potlUon 2 Ir 3 l'J. " 1.-,USTallS IHC. · work npuJence not IMllALISTATl7 Vlllue store .. Ex· houri. Law Hlorc:em~l Salary 14.~ per hour. chlnu . aore t ablet It notDoveSlreet,NB NURSING nece1aary. Otrer ._. • P\-"tr1buil1 perlence In Jewelry, or aecurity npenence Typtn1 1peed 40wpm. ~.uaokettand,eotas. Nur18 Aides cdle!lnt medlcal • dtnLal U JOU qualtf1, aytl,al. chin• ulet pr~· hefJ'jfuJ. f'.QJo)' sood co Apply New po~ tu • kwaeau , oce (flfl, Ordertt.. bmllflta. ~ .... .,d ,.. c.tC714fttl·0660 fermd.'78-9334 bmelttl.AEyMont Frl. U'nlfled School Dl1t. rockers. end lblt. cotree Juat moved Into town? LVN'SorRN'S eume to: w. Wlitbt.I_________ 9llm·Noon. 1. awtn.d~I Ofc. lhll+loca ol oUiier tniac Tie1etacqualntedwltb ~ averQ• waf .. • SdeoUlk Drtlllo1 Con· · S../...,.__.. IOOHewport terOr Moo/Wed/Ttun 6 Prl it.Mt. t he Claulfltd Ada . health benefits . Apply "'ttol. 4'MO C1mpu. Dr .• n.ta~& F/Tpo1fnreu.U1tore,no Newport Beach 8am-Noo!'1 Tuee U .1801 MASTllSAUC110H Tbty'ret.heeulcatwMy NEWPORT CONV, Newport Seach : Ca -C..tw Sunortv ... See Mlkeor Eq\.lal Oppty Emplyr Ult1'Sl,.NewportBeach. ~~Newport 81~CM ~~"!!.~e::F• and CENTER. 15.SS SulH!rior '1QIMIO. "'ll le pm Ume. lunch Stv. K.W. Writht Co, l2G mtr E.O.lt. llHl2$ ~ -=-:"..:.;;.;;;';;.:':....:.-·-----· ~\'e .• Nptlkh. 11our.CilUl&7-Gea. k R«i..terst..C.11, --.. . - , ' F•g::tlan Oily Pilat AD-VI . 842~18 t Mi911l•1111 IUO SIA.t lotJ .............................................. ..... s. ·················-···· • teno1raph macbtn•. ('Wrt .._portlna mots.I. 8amlonlt• carrylna caar • trl pod for •ale a.a1Maftlpm i). a.a.. T Pltct ~Id ~ labi• romplew HI. .,.tqany h~in btldroom ln<'I t>.lla. t'~ aucb • Id "' a.lot C'Ond s:t. ovt.'tt\ud t11hts 711 " PAUL'S YIDIO MAM> °'8ttHG SNCIAL ft A 300 or Sanyo 0100 S1'60 u 7.enlth 9000W or 'l'oahlb• "10 nH u Mainavox ~ 0t R~'I\ G ~mmable llUO C'a TArESPECIAL 3 It 4 hr t,apN, •n 50 u All ••In ate IUbj«i to avallablb t,y ~ I day ckll VC'I')' W rorcteUvery Yalu., ~ 7 Pte« t slate tnp •uto b•ll r~ er• rollertlbl• r hln tum fr bit In countrn ,_,.,Video c.tiinet, ldllpla)' stand.a. ~~~ SOO lh ya 2600 l. C..t Hwv, 2 round Id• end atand . evl!i ~ "4511 CDM ' small ataftd SUOO value. mo. I rhalr dlnet~" 4 llA.MS TICllTS 714/640.7445 $7$.S413'7~artn6pm 840-0372 fo'lnan<'tnll •vaulablt- INh.W to•o c,...., ... s•1 T,........,,..,..,.. tt10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lailf t I JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 3 34. ·n l<Hilll'd Avail St~ti:~··c·;~;f•;;•;h~ii. "74 t4' Cardinal lrlr. xlnt ~ Tn11:ks 9560 w,/chttr but + NH ellp hta .. 74 ·n F. Ca mlnn c.'Of1d + nu Porta PolU It Y.Wdet 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'l111 •tlv, $44 .1100 l.150/olr8r1an)4805l2 xlr ... ldo•l lor com •H••••••••••••••••••••'T7 .T GMC 4x4, Kint ll::JMZZI ---- -pact1 TSlb bitch wa\ Mini mtrhm. ts...,· '72 cond. ma.ny 1Ctru11 Mu1ot ALASKANCAMPfo:R Sl!OO/betO(r 14&.$&18 T1011•.·a1r. •ux aias. ~IS'7$()01orr 9627967 ~..T:,~O:ic w /U:.~1 v,? Noe<la WOc'k Heat olffr. T,..,._ Utllty 9110 : ~·~~~much '7s P'lOO so Ford Pick °'Us> ena In brtatol cond Nr fM&..143Ga~pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R&nger XLT. nt'w tirei., n•w ('aim trlr Oep~h Motoftlitdllua 9140 U7' w/1lorage box 9550 shocu. Gem top campe1 flndt-r. knot .11-t•r. ROI". ••••••••••••••••••••••• motorcycle ramp. spare 4 Whe.I 0r4.,., shtill. PIS, A1C. 2 11a" blut lank 11lao hu 60hp Tiii•: MO· PEDDLER Ure DIG 846 84iOtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wak.'I. AM lf'M 11ter<'O lo M""· n w (new 1·om.lo> N~w p F.UG ~OT Mo '77 OMC S1t<rr11 Gr11nde. nu s lJdtn" rear window w/awm int & l t ff ronll l", f)>:m; Hell $469. Now NE W t' LAT B £ 0 4.x4, 350. ~tep "de, Nat klOOt.'75 0673 &Rat for d1vm1&, (1,.h1111t 12$1$ 6.'ll U> TRAJLER Low Doy. 6 x paint. whls Like new --- • cn.Ulllll win i;uc for _ _ 12. Tantum WhHla Load m>o 54().5135 78 El Camino. AM lfo'M ql.llck aaJ• soooo (lrm Moped Puch. purple capacity 3600 Iba. Nevt'r cass.AC. 7,000m• S7 l00 ~11181 3200 mi 1250 C'urt bffn reslltered. SllllS '118 Bronco Mus\ Sell 498 ~ u.i ~7~1 New pa1ot. t1 r es & !Wntan• 2.z. 2 •Ulla ol 1Mll1. lull r1c.-. S4 uo C» II 673"631~ .,.., um .._....._ •-•-,_._ wheeLs et.c Slll95fbsl ofr '77 Toyotu SR5. 111,000 B' .... ,,.0 MOP o -__...~•. .,.. 494-SSSl mi's. cusim shell. mu111 """""" E & Accesl0rie1 9400 sell Hm, 979· 7564/ wrk. ll00milesl250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dodge 300 4x4 Van . 5"f·M&'I 87~ ~lO J.IT7 whls, stot'lt Toyota Custom ml. C.B auto. --------- ,070 '111 Honda l!;xpreea. Xlnt CoroUa w/sU bltd urea ll,000 m1 S7000 751 7244 v.. 9570 C"Ond Low mileage Pvt 4/$2S M4·SSSO <Lli)"l831·25S7 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner S200. &36-6149 ---------'76 CHEVROLET MJn AVAK.A"-1 ~-es-, ---..... fair.Sd.t Trucks 95&0 VACNtW"POl'\646 ~t tt 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slip Wlal\LC!d. 30' Sall ~·t .................. ,.... ...._., 9520 197611. CAMINO t'iod•o 1-'e!L ~6 811111 Mu.st Sat' '79 Yamaha 750 cu..ICs A f'RONT UNE car at wkdya. 548 8U111 eves Soec .. UIOO ma. Sell.A ror ••••••••••••••••••••••• near wholesale bluebook ~185 Wiii .ell for S2!loO 'SI Karmann Ghia, runs price! V8. automatic. air Neec1 ~l.111 ror n~'t' 36' ~ aood. needs lltUe body cond • pWr steenng & dbl cabl Pay top S · work. 675-0211. radio. Should sell to the (714) 774 7l 1 daya. (7141 '77 Puch Moped. Xlot lstprogpect. 00463Z). 73'7~eves t'Olld.Only986mi.$350. '48 Ford 4·dr, never ---646-4140 lOUt"htd, looks & runs N~EO SUP for new good. Best offer over $900 36'Sa1lboat ·n Yamaha YZ 400 D dnvesllhome 633·3389 1175 1393 S to c k • r u n s g o o d Dirk COHHELL CHEVROLET SURHtlVAH Autom1il1c. AM I PM stereo upe, pwr steer an &. h1 b11ck sf'11tl>. special pa.int. crwse corr· trol. pop top roof. IUX gas lltnki.. T11romu wheels & low mil~ Lie 1.883754 Ser P324 7. $5477 THEODORE . ROBINS FORD . OicanK" Movma S•I• S• Mf.mhttlh1e 1n Nt' .. port Aooeer KP 500 t"M l·un onl.Y. 7am !. Purmturt'. Buch Athlrllc 11v111 car stereo Mak ~ orr Tia 1pariotioft «'loi.hM, btc1clts 6 mlK' SU:. 114.2 2164 1173 0782 ~ ssoo al\ 5 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• $900 1 b~t ofr See at Pr~m.ier Y1tmaha. HB ~7~ '5.2 MGTD. 20.000 ong m1 . x.lnt cond. radial tires .'~11.tflM•I JI''' 1 1 r:o.. I \ \1 ~-' \ S'46.-l 200 Lug rack. S8.ooo. 645·5072 --------- 20t>O HARBOR Ill VO CO'>lAME'>A t>42·0010 afl 6Pm DAii V PILOT 09 '570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llm C.1\t!YY bar1. rhlt ~ ena. 1r1n11, clutc·h fkd. nu p aint . AM /l''M , choler $2.400. 496 4M9 '"111 ford V11n many xtri.l\ W1U wrcepl $7500 64:! lllH.:! 'QI Dodgt-Van, yrllov., loti. ol itrai. $454157 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWILLIUY YOURDATSUM PAJl> FOil OH NOT TOf'DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN ....., 111 fu.1r1 < .1p1 ... 11 ·"•" 831·137S <493-Jl7S WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS COHHELL CHEVROLET Zll{!N llarhor Hh ol n~r" \1Y~o;,, 546.-1200 • WE PAV TOP DOLLAI< FOR TOP us1.;o (.")\RS FOREIGN. DOM ESTlt' orCLAS~ICS n\llt' 254 Ma&noU1t St • - -Aircnft 9110 '7SKAW,xlntcond, '73SC~ CM ll'VUM' Coau.t (;()uoll')' Club Sauw1.a QllX7500A 4 cban •••••••••••••••••••••• • lo m1, 15&5 10 Cad. El Dorado Blue. Xlnt cond . ull options ---------1 Memberiilup $700 nel recvr. JS walli. pr ATntPILOTS 962-4742aft3PM white vinyl top. 64.000 $3250 ~ l96S Ford 6. wide track 1l yuur car Iii extra clean t1rrs . chromt-rims. ~eeusfirst beds, eame t•ble m 19811 c~I 2 Kenwood 777A au. Gd cond. Sl700/bst ---------~ bookc1aae, mtsc 100 watt 4 way :.pkrs Move up 10 8 true 4 plar~ 78 YAMAHA YZ80 cir 64().06\2. ' 7 5 D a t s u n P U . ool)' 30187 C•ll NB Tennis Club mem Compl system$~f1rm croH country plane' MustSell w/Redwood cmpr, headero;. Ofrenhlluser IAUER IUICI< marufold. Mallory 1gn1 292$Harbor Blvd uon. new rear-end. ice Cost~ Mesa 979.2500 .. , a .SJC. berabap 11000. f' L 9112:M89 Near new I t ' R &iS-6804 '56 Morria Minor Station AM /FM tape. 4 spd ---------Austin. DM-2330. 9 s. Can:hnal at C 172 rates Wagon <Woodie) Complt (21J> se:?-5618 box. 8 trk wl speakers. -------- Movln1·Glt•nt1e gar• j --23" RCA TV stereo combo S24 hr wet & up. Or Cly '75 Yamaha OT175. lo m1. rblt. eng.trans. rear end ule. Antiques. boa O.!. elec. itove top, xlnt cood .• beaut. Allport. AFC 539·4252 or great shape, must sell. & brks. $1500 Best oCfer 'TT Ford Courier , leaving aoodiel.pwrtool11tunl· masu.ge taole, C'8rpet· cabinet, must sell. ~2203 $300.751·0100 536-7187 st.ate, must sell. lo m1. ~ ttems. Sat/Sun 4 10. ""·reasonable. 875-8111. (16t-8521 ~U--•• s---~ clean. ssoo take over Ba I .. _ Dr NB .....,._-,.._ -Wanted: Student wants ""Y'"""'"ts cc'"'9140 YI""' · , Stereo equip. 2 Vent 500 9120 Rent/Storc.g. 160 old car as hobby. Must be -......... _,. possible brOken valve or spnn1t S545 548·0239 '7i Dodge Van. super customized. must sell Days. 6i5·8100. Evei.. 751-1434. Jan 60L 9 to 4. Waterbed CJ>t rmnt s spr hvy, plush pwr spkrs. 1 Sansw lnt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• reasonable 548·2335 '62 Ford FlOO. shrt bed. fume/ Bk Case $\SO. nyl l2x1S bm. $79, also amp. l MXR eq. head· Older camper 4·sale, w/o 25' Pace Arrow, Stockland shell. Tacoma '73 Dodge 8100. 6 eyl. gas Bllfet, Desk, Mo-Ped, !_!x .. 11861 snd bge, $84 phones, rruke. 751 2634 truck. $150. Stove & wuater rates, flnd what you want in nms. xlnt cond, minor saver Neat. custm &n· WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Used Car Mgr 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 125Sachs Sl7s. 8192 Lam-........., •-~ & ....,--'_ retrig. 640-2700 552·9726 Dally Pilot Classirleds. repair. Call SSl· 1658. t.ertexter S2990 645 7048 bert H B -. --."'"' 98 2626 HARBOR BLVD : . Mlc••eous .. !!r.f!!!!'! ........... ~.~:.'! ....... !~!~ ~·.~:.'! ....... !~!~ ~~·.~:.'! ....... !~.~~ ~·.~:.--: ....... !~!~ ~~·.~:.--: ......... !~ COSTA MESA 2 F•rrulY S•le. FrllS•t. W..t.d 1011 Took, clothes ~ goodies ........................ G1Mrd 90 I 0 122 Magnolta. C M.WANTED S>'. II ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~52:Wl : ... ce o m ex· c ellent condition .---....... ..._.---....,. Sat/St.An. 10-4, Jan. 6th & Reasorulbly pnced. 7th; 0061 Sierra Bravo, 963-2187. Irvine. 3"·8119. Drill ~d press, car luggage car:, ~~ IOll rien. 2 nn. tent, hand ---tools. mile. 1tems: pir· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lures. p&1nt. ant1qu Wanted·S.. cello In ex---------- qwltrack. c ellent co!'dll1on'. Avon Redcrest annatable ~bly pnced. boat never us ed SS7S. OIEAPJ Malchiog couch 963-2187. 0tll6'o.2S87. & chair, 2 bdrm sets. -----------------$100. ea. KJtchen set $35. Cer win·Vega B48. 18" lojlh._Mcrift• Sat 10 am. 162 Tuhp Ln. folded horn bass cabinet. Ecflifl"W..t 9030 C.M. 759-1914. $300/best offer. Allee ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1210A. JOO wall, 6 chan· ,76 E . _ ... BARGAINS! Desks. mir· nel, PA mixer. Perf. vm ...... e rors, dressers, china. cond. $300/best orfer. 40HP, lohours, $500. fabric, tables, etc. Som S47·1MS 968-0869 Antiques. 120 E. 23rd. CM. Fri, Sat, Sun. Wanted: stude nt needs u__ 106 Congas & other Lalin ..._..__ perc. ins truments. Call •••••••••••••• • •• ••• • • • Glen. 548,.2335 lnflatable Boats New/Used/Demo's. Elco Marine 7t4/754 1732 Horse Trailer , '7 Johnston, elec brks. xlnt OHlu ,.,...._.. & loah. Power 9040 cond. SJ&.9640 ~........ 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mhc•••OMS 1080 Xlnt new & used ore furn. •••••••••••••••••••••• • plan files, wk benches LUGGAGE TAGS C.E. SURPLUS 631·2777 SEA RAY'S 17' to 30' HARRISOH•s SEA RAY IOATS 3101Coast Hwy, N.B. • 631-2547 from your business card. Sj>eed·O·Prlot Fluid Send one card for each ~lkator, Model z.aoo. tag plus ooe spare. We FOr Sale "as Is", ~t of· return permanently fer. 642-432lext. 297 sealed attractive tag le · strap, meeting airline 3M 209 automatic dry l.D. requirements. Pre-copier. Gd. cond. Sac. •--------•I vent IO&s & thert! For a $300. 67S-:s444 ~lized lag enclpse . Fact~_ pemo For Sale wallpaper fabr ic or 40esk.s.5chalrs, 3sw1vel. Ff5HERMAH "Day Glo" 'paper & 'we 2 sides, all new. 9x 12 25x8' center console will back & trim your hand made 100% wool oH diesel. 450 ml range at 22 tags. Or try two cards whiteOrienlAll Ng, made knots. 2000 pd hold. Self back t.oback. In India. Cost $1000. bailing deck. Comp I. PRICES: Make offer. Single mat· walk around. Swim step. S2eaor3/SS tress & frame. Ught fix· Moorin1 lines. Bumpers . 4/5tags$1.60en. tw-es,&misc.963-0678 Life jackets. Trlr. 6/9ugs St.SO ea. ,... 1087 $20,000. 541-4163. lOormoreSl.40ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----Sales Tax Included WHALER 11' NOCARD? Fem. Canaries $20. ) Without motor 646-0168 Draw your own or send Parakeet $4. New cages days,646-7829eves. ' $10 SS2-604l nai:ne. addre11s, phone & 24• Sea Ray wtnybndge & we II make one card per fllonos & Organ1 8090 trlr $9800 tag. Add 25t e»ch. ••••••••••••••• •• •••• • • ' 673 3296 Sendcbeckormoneyor·Hammond Piper. al· der~oLO: T ,.1..,.1 .... ~ lac he~ taped e ck . n "1 "• Aut.omalJC rhythm. SSSO. P.O. Box 1S60 Excel. Corona del Mar. Cost.ll Mesa, Ca. 92826 759-UIS. PlnMJ.11 Fooeballs. Guar. SllURg 1093 & del. S3Z5 • up. Family -••••••••••••••••••••• Arude.840-2341 Glaus collection. p~hWt. Vldican Commemorative stamp sets. A llO Greek ll&mp&. 646-0818. 18' Cheetah. New 455 Olds. Berkley jet. Xlnl cond. $4,600 Take Van 4x4 or aut.o in trade. 536·0133 '50 Custom Chris Craft w/cover & Lrlr & all ex· tras. $2100. Lve msg w/Bob. 642·2344, 64.5-0918. 18 FL Chrlscralt inboard outboard. 646-2853 alt. 6 um Apollo ~ ft. power bo•l·Polaris Model. Runs super & in great cond. Purchase or take over payments. 675-9626 '7824' IMP with Oybndge + trailer. Full Coast Goaf"d equip. + VHF' 635-8330 days 033,6445 eves. 42• CHRIS. CLASSIC 1951. Twin Screw. Excellent cond. Beautiful. This Is a club boat and we decided to seU at a price you can't resist. $29,SOO. MUST SEE to APPRECIATE. Mel li\achs. 875-8120 loah. WI 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Racing Sabot complete. $275. At gara sale SaVSun 881 Bayside Dr. NB. '73 ERICKSON 32'. 7 hep, wheel, very c lean Pvt pty. Evt!.S (714) 968 -5902 days (213 )830-Sl 00 ERICKSON 32. l96S, 5.S bu.I.I.. 7 bags, new 0 /8 . sao. Pb 675-9137 NEWPORT 30 ll Well equipped. 2 boat owneti mutt Hcrtflce. Call or low frtce It Details. U ·6750 . m-277o. Anmtcaa 22, bank repot I Catalina JO "75 dll ... T.lietoD 35 '71 dal 43M 40' ~5MSMC.1 • bl,t, fMt. roomy 60' eaw.. 50, tJ')' 1511 AWlfl It Co. 875·"90 -. 1979 ~~HONDAS ARE RE NOW! 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan AIJ, REMAINING 1978 HONDAS MliST BE CLEARED OUT TO MAKE ROOM! TAKE YOUR CHOICE 8~~:0. '78 HONDA HATCHBACKS •( l436)(SGC4637660)o( l663)(SGC4534 715) •I 1784)(SGC4537600) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ACCORD HEADQUARTERS ~~~ GOOD SELECTION -1,..MEDIATE DELIVERY Service & Parts Open 'ttl 10:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Saturdays 'tll 5:00 P.M. " •• f ••••• ._ •• ,. • .. .. • • • ••••• J •• •'>I" ••• .. ..:. ... . ·-.. . .. . . .. 1111 • • ........ " ·, l 0 JO DAILY PU.OT Frl<lty Jat'lutryl 191'9 ...... l•a:W Alltft, t.,a.W Aaltot, IMwt.d Alltcn, l•porhd Mtot, l•partH ~·.~':~~ ....... =.-.,;:;.._;;....;;;...,;.....;,;;;....;.. _________ ,,;.;.;~'.,;.;..;,;.-..s..-..' ........ ._ ••• ee e •• •' e e •• ee e e e e e e I eee e e e e e e • e e eeeeeee ee el • e eee e e e e {; ~ .;; .-•• e e e e e I e •I e e e e I e e e I eeee 1111 I I I II I 1e1 I I I I I ............ I ·~~_.._... tltO _..W..ted tltO .............. ,...__.... t712 ~ t112 1MW "711 0..-t720 Maww••lewa '740.._"EM .. ._ '740 -""---II' ltW -.W _..., ••••A••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••• .......................................................................................................................................... WllUY US8C.USI We're the MW Cb.avrolet dr.ien.tdp 10 t.be li"Ylne Auto C..ter W• n\IC'd your UMd car 1 JOE MACPHHSOM CHIYlOUT II Auto~tt On~ l RVINR 761-7.Z.22 WANTED! Lat• model TC))'ola•, VolYOI, Pltk\Qll t-Vna 0.U UI todaY I PAJO FOR OR NOT • .. t70I ________ , '71 :Im, e.s.ooo :::J ml. In ' BUY •H••:.::s:••n IOI M1$LAW'1 C.•"iHTY~ ~~~l!·~V?J. • DRJVIA * •UnLE. .. • SAVE A LOT v ,..._h ._ Sted 41N-4091 OURCAl\POR lf71& lf7f -------~ . . CASH '· MODILS 7 1 IMW I lot Sal•-Sttvice-Leulna ~••••••••••••!?.'.~ ....._.,...,...,.. AutonwUt', pawer ete.r low C~er,lftc. '74 C.Pri VG. 4 1pd. MINT. BARWIC K OAHUN I."' I , 831-117; 49 J-JJ7'> EXCLUSIVE INVENTORY VW'•. lMPORTh. l"I • brah•. air Condi RoUaftoyc• BMW 35KMJ.1oodeconomy. SJ'ORTS Me JA.UAa UcnJn1. 6abara bet11e l640Jamboree 133 0125 "We need to buy clean Dat.swi used cars" ~. auume leaff. 3t mo. balance, beauurul car. oo down payment p p 840-'TT18 <.:ALL l'OM OR P'llANI\ Trade· lo your uud (O'lll) Newport Bea<'h M0-8444 tpCll'\lelr now. w• need _ _.;,... ______ '14 C.pr1 . mual tell. V6, S WW Pay Top Dollar S IU2 ~'(1110 IO(Jd-111 776JOIM'W6JO A/C, Aftt /YM slereo C-.. • S.. U1 Arctic blut w Ith tan rid.. Beel offer. M0·7663 Q f Sls ,,__, a_t _M_e _2_2_0 -D-,-.-.-e-1. MOWlll lealber AM/FM 1teroo. eva ~. (~11VQ8) $'" • .. OAOWAY ''71 Capri. 73.000 miles. 2845 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA DATSUN 70 HO Ill 111 .. &1'°1 llw 74 4IOIL!h< 14$31- 76 4IO ll t ... 1 ... 1 lifll•t 74 450Sll:l<lt $ta11e1 ... 711 4&0 ~1 .. t Ot211M .... AM/F M l ·t rk. air . power . x ln l cond $5200/beat. 646-2385 dYs. 6638111 evee. IAU9MOTC>al Hattior Blvd COITA M A f"4500 t70S ••••••••••••••••••••••• -n Alta ~ p)'der. 2.000 CC, bh-. wired up ho& llllnt t'Ond Have lo Hll. movln1 North .,...... ... '101 ....................... Clean '71 Audi. IWU'OOf. '700. ~1742 ''°' ....................... 71 IMW Ulle SAHfA AHA Runa aooct. $950 fir m. 64~ I 0 S40.0U,J I 83-·3171 Call642-6790. , 7~4IOILller01UIM-7'410lllla.t , ... ,,.eel 7' 4&0Slll .. tOOIJO•f'(l-71 460 SL 19 ..... ,,.~ 'J•~lllho dMltW- MBZ 196522C$ECpe. Slvr. blk leatb &nlr. antf, auto, IC•t'I U n . •4750/ bs t. 714/975-MM, 213/581-2817 Low low m •••a... <1 --------New79 280ZX A/T, PIS. 4 U)Abt.:DI Automallc. •HCULT1MAT1D1W111GM.t.C111H1 DtfMlt '720 paaa. ~!!"!.!~Lie. pd. ruby red melaJIJc e11 · 7 S ll a v a r I a S I R .. ••••••••••••••••••• •• Sll.347...........,., &nior with laa ,.atber. (!if7HJP) D "'-'Tsu~s (012110 '742002aS/R (1401.iGP) 1t A " * '71 280Z loaded. lmmac. 19'75 450SLC. sunroof . ltereo cua .. wht w/off '7$2002Auto. alr <2236) L.-Of915::::.~ 20K mi, see to •P· •71 aMW J2ot "7620028/R (43'7NYE> Ai Modi predate. $7295. 631).8880. Automatic. AM /FM 0TU30: 4apS/R (0179) SAL£S.LEA.51NO l-5.54&-3S22aft 7 PM. wht velour lnt. Like new. lo mi, 1 owner. P .P. • ..,. 48IM040 1la"e0 uuett•. air ton· '71830csl 4 ap <T~> PARTS-SERVICE dJUOOLna SUv ran coJor, '781133calS/R (0045) '72 510. 78.000 mi. OoocS &Uoy wbeeb. Ul7WDV) cao..d s ... dsp rood. $975/bstolr. '742 •SL Cs COSTA MESA DATSUN 979-3927. 7••SO Sl.C~ ~llllctl 71•toSl.CLle<1312IOOlll ·············-·········· '76 8 210 cpe . owner Aioo • - -.. -tf76MGMIDGIT tranaterrecl. rtew tires, -· .. --With lu11a ce rack. =·~~~~-Blue 213 /9 21 -8 5 88 (Dl). $3695 ~41!1a0n~u~~toe~~~1i 714 /5 2 3-7 2 5 0 ~...=i~s ~1~~~~:m-S482 714 /7 5 0-7 2 0 1 cw.~rsgA ------•I H 0 USC 0 f IMPORTS 1976 MG MIDGIT 1971210% INC . Like BRA.ND NEW With 2+2 ... ,.,. .......... ,8 .. 0 e ... na Pen On l)' 14 ,308 m iles' O~ r ... l.lnl4ANF1"""' ("""PUB>. S h o w room con d . """ Sunroof. velour. A M·FM· ONLY $3150 cassette w/ 4 spkrs .. air • Mlrocle con d .. sunsc r een. ~l....et W e s t e r n m a g s . Har Bl d c M MicheUns. pinstripe~. ~ bor v ·· · · czo U ZA l Anxious. 111=td=HZ=. =2.8(t;== .... =4=s=pd=A:::::;M';:;·:..L ___ 64_5-_S_7_00 __ _ $9500 /oH e r /trade . FM. A/C. on g. o~ner. 1976MGMIDfiET 645-3463 Ne w p a 1 n t . N i <' e · With only 9,000 miles• 548-'129iitii. -~-· <Ull>. $3995 Fantastic Closeout on 1978 Models 1979 Models oowarn vmg MUST SELL DICK MILLER M01'0RS 120 W. Wamer.S.A 557-2132 2400 BUY OR LEASE BAUER MOTOIS ~Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA '79-2500 ~G conv. Radials, new top. rack. AM/FM. 29.000 IJU. Leav111g State. must sell fast. 21.3·562· 1421. 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UP TO 60 MOS. 1977 MGI 71 Spyder <'onv. XJnt cond Super bla('k with gold Must seu.s1aoo. . LEA)E litnpes. <1848>. 548-8149 $5495 4 dr 128 Fiat. ·14. x1nt 240 Diesel IAUER MOTORS cond. $2 100. 975-1100 !!:1~! .. ~.:..:J;;, C..:~ .;.~ ~Harbor Blvd. days. 548-8903" evet1. s 11 ooo c.. ••o..c•-'' ooo "' COST A MESA _.:..._______ Ptty-nt ""°'""' °""°"' ''°",_ _, 979-2500 '77 Fiat Xl.9: silver : low ;:0;~;~nr,7:;m 06 °"-""•-------- mile .• great cond. S4500 CA ll ro R 0 U 0 fE ·~ MGB. red, nds works. Orbestolfer. 968-7653 O ,78 besl orfer . Call before '76 Fiat 128 . Must sell. M 0 n IA IAI I hlef I r 2PM. 831-zni. 11990/oHer. FM cass odes vai ab e or 1977MGI deck, Xlnt cond. 4984477 IMM £0 IA r E 0 El IVE RY With Wltt' wheels. C1838>. HoRda 9727 H 0 USE 0 f IM PO Rf S. $4995 ... •••••••••••••••••••• INC IAUER MOTORS L.A. 213/921-8588 29'l.5 Harbor Blvd. 1971HOMDA ACCOID S speed trans., air cond .. AMI FM stereo t.ape & o nly 8 ,4 84 ma l es' (743VPV). OHLY$5120 Mirode MGda/R....tt 21.SOH.artor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 lrGllCIHew79 HONDA Cars MANY To C-.. From! COSTA MESA O.C. 714 /523-7250 979.2500 or 71 4/750-7201 ...,..,_e .. o e ...... P.,, °", ....... ~, ........... ,_ .. _ ... _·o.-· MERCEDES BEMZ 1917MGI With overdnve <2228>. $4995 IAUBMOTORS ~Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 ~__., __ _;_..;;.,.. __ ,Opet 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * "74 Opel Manta Coupe gd. UNUSUAL trans .. auto trans, vinyl 70 M4tf'Cedn leu lop, reasonable, 581·3610 6.3 litre Sed an. Xln't dys.497·2362evs. cond. (31&1GL> • 'iO Opel GT. good rond. MIW '79 CILICA LIFTIACK UNIVERSITY Olck.-bile HOllda C... • GMC TrMCks 2850Harbor Blvd. $8995 $1600. 968-4611, aft 6, Chick l•enoft 963-9933 VW •PORSCHE• AUDl '-ronc...------,-7-5-0 445 E. Coast J11way • speed. fully transistorized lgnittan. PoW8I' assisted front disc braKea and rruch rrorel RN32-oo64"'8 0:18ta Mesa s.40-9640 HO!Mia '77 Civic, S·spd Air, lug rack. $3500. P.P . n 4/4.94--0137 at Bays ide Dnve ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach 673·0900 m 911S, air. leather. * sunroof, p/w. ONLY 8000 MILES. l!lt 118.000 takes. 640-8208. • '78Accord LX s spd. air. Aaltos, Hew 9100 Alltos, Hew 9100 xtras, low mi. $6200 C alJ •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • •••••••••• • • 639-5211 197' JAGUAR XJl2L (2301>. On sale t his weekend for only SI 1,995 IAUER MOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 '70 XJ6., blk wi red int , tuM well. Rtt. valve job. $3200. (97·2068 1969JAGUAR DE COUPE With c hrome w ire wheels. (1949) .. TOP QUALITY USED CARS PRICED RIGHT!!! $5995 BAUER MOTORS 2925ffarbor Blvd. ca>TAMESA 979-2500 '72 CHEVROLET 1/a TOM TIUCK Onty 34.238 actual miles! 3 ~ trans.. shell & heavy cMytns. (72"81L). 533M '73TOYOTA PtCllUP 4 ec>eed transmlaaion. new bf'9I end auper low m11 .. 1 Solid truck! ( 10971 V) s24M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974.-.SIN HEALEY ~rut! (1422>. s3999 ~, .. ·~ Ser No SGA5002"61 O,Ul'HI SELECTION -7'1 ACCORDS '74 CHIVROLIT $5555 IAUBMOTORS 292:5 Harbor Blvd. COSTA M ESA t7f·ZSOO WE'RE DEALIMG!!! DON-? MISS OUR ROCK aonoM PRICES ON REMAINING 4114ILADI ~ftic tntf19., air cond., .-.o lJPe, ral!)t!t !Wheela & low mi6elt (038pptQ. ,. . . . ... ..._... f7l5 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '73 convert.· K.elly crn wit.an lnt.. xlnt cond. Dys 60-0G7t . eves 84().5158 .... t731 '71 1'00. pi.~ '1"Pt ... 71.000 mL Xlnt cond IJI • ouL. Sl37$/b1t ofr . man. 178 MODELS ~ .... .._. ...... h! •rW ~ .... .._. ...... '"••rW ........... .._. ...................... . ......................................................................................... . ,...... 971 ,_ dll t710 ....... 9710 .... t7tO ... IMfu '7H ............................................................................................. ········~············· 1'15 '.?VI•. Bi. on blk, 1977 POaCMI REWA~o ooo <no qua· •1 DEAllR IN U.S.A. load9d w/ev,rytbtn1 tM COWi IOI .._._1 •1 • ..,., UoM uk > for lnrorma clrivtn ool~ 25,000 m Hai aU the ,_.ble.. .,....,.Am"'ll I t.lon l lo return of JR{ IOY wkbt&N.J .. tabeauty trH • low mllu; bllc 'II t >Pouche CARVll Ulla MW. Ill.lit Mii fo (INR8C) · $ Tarp. 8111''121 Mlaalnt ROUS·ltOYCE ai..-wtlh Sll,500 II· ~·y Sltfl from Hubor Paclflc U•H~ sumable bank &olo. P.P. ~ Oladot. HD early Wed NrW"'1 .. •t ll Daya 64'·7971 , eve HOWAUca..,.. mom> 1/3 84&-tell dya. ...... _*4544 Dove. Quall ta nl/Sl:J.57111 •v• ClQllO H¢1DMI ·10 tt4, clean. ~·id , NEWPORT BEACH 76POISCHI '»SUvtrCloud 1 AM /f'M, 48,000 ml. l HJ.OHi tl2 * nt.000 owner S*O M2 mt o..t btllt. aUoya, alr -..144 - -•• PWacbe Ill, IW'lrool ~ltloofa1. AM/t"M .,. ......... "13 tll T Cpe. on1 lhru· cou~ M•tlt'ulou1ly ..._c....U...(0080) , __ ..._,.._ T..,... M Septa bro./a.Uo)'a 6 ~ _..._ _.....,.... •••••• .. ••--••••••••• ~-.,.. ~,_,.~19 moN.BuchBlvd. t~r'ate•:!o.co:~oy!: ·1~ To,yota Collea, -• -La Mabra AM/FM atereo. Mu1t ....._Mew ttoO (At Beat!\• Whit Lier) Xlo'l tODd Lo mllea ad.l! C7 I 4tl2~1JJ3 <0111&..c.1._... eatl 1113-4561 VW•PORSCff!•AUDI 'T7 Blue Ccnna Wa1on. 5 ~&.CoutHlway 1apd dlx. Air, AM/FM. •• Tatae t12, reblt •nft· aUoyt,l ....-t. miat M at Ba11lde Drtve oetfect cood. 13,000 ml. Newport Buth 1173 0900 _Mf-_~7315 __ . -----1979 -===S2J 499 Lincoln ~.'!' '900~~ - * "12 Hlah Loolca Camper '71 Poracbe 1124. AC. wtth C.8. AM/FM caaa AM/nl UIMtU, 1nrf. UJ)e. Sl.SSO Call 548-1492 VERSAILLES mlot cond. Ool o(r ....... t755 Bill ~ ....................... -------- '1691l S Tar1a.1u llrn. 7" alloys. caa1, ad l'ond llQ.a7ev1. 'l l 914 Portr he $3400 Ma-k9'7 TIST HM OUI 'UCAI OFTHIYEAI" Good Inventory ln stock Hurry while they last! MIRACLE MUDA/a&IAULT ~ Ul4 1.8 P~rfect cond 5 2Ui0Harbor Blvd. spd Map, 1peclaJ handl COSTA MESA ~~~Ao~~~~ ___ 6_4_5-_5_7_0_0 __ _ '78 9'M. Loaded. MOO mi. Buy or Assume luse •1218. • • • DOll'I IEI CAUGHT • • • ,. INTHE No lead las .Shortage OUR CAR Rum on ·AllY TYPE Aillomotlwe IASOUNEI BRAND NEW 1979 CIVIC CSGA5002439-3391 53799 Plus Tax & Lie ·"-------------------------------------------------------- BRAMDNEW - 1979 ACCORD !SME1011132-3383l 55719 Plus Tax & Lie SALi NICI GOOD THIU I ·'1·7' -JUaJICT TO PllOl SALi We Hawe A Large Stock Of Clean Used Honda·• · Setla~Halchhcks-1'f••• It e I .. .... .. . . . . 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Tr9ft.I ~ Stk. •1900-8 ...... h • (290541) Aflld L« 'TERMS· S700 caah or trade down. $99.66 month for 60 OHL Y rronlnS. Deferred payment price is $6679.60. APR $~ 15-70'!(.. ON APPROVED CREDIT. MO MOMIY DOWM AMO W TO 60 MOMTH .......C_..AYAIL.A.&IOM800DCl81T. f'HMO. NEW 1978 DATSUN B-210 ST AMDARD 4-SPEED 1 ' BRAND NEW 1979 280 zx 1 9 7 IHCl.UDI~ ALL THIS 59"9 7 Eledron1c luel in1ect1on. 5 speed overdrive transm1ss1oa 4-wneel OHL Y powet-ilSS!ated d•sc bralles. 4 wllef31 99 ondePenoent susi>enst0n. racil-and· s 199 PllllOfl stoenng. AM·FM stereo w/ 9 auto retracting power antenna ,. tacnometer t1ntea qlass. electnc rear MO. wo"°'f"' delroste!'. ana mucn. mucn TERMS $2000 cash Of trade d<>wn rrore s 199 99 month for 60 months. .ORDER YOURS TODAY' Dele Hed o•vmen< •••ce " ~ S 13.999 40 APR 12 95% ON .... HO MOMIY OOWH ANO 72 TO 14 MOHTH APPROVED CREDIT. ~IHG AVAIL.AIU OM Af'PtOYID CllDIT ..... l' • • DIAL·A·DA TSUM DEAL! CALL TODAY 558-7811 J .. \•• ... -... .,,., . . · .. I • , . . . . . .. , 'rld1y J11nu1ry 5, 197' ALL ME 1979 ZEPHY s99 2 ctoor sedan, AM·f'M s1ereo cassotro. special paint I p1nltr1P9S Wiii'.' wheels 1506485) MEW-LUXURIOUS! 1979 LINCOLN MARKY HE ·Lease or Buy EMILI PUCCI EDITl~ HURRY! - :>e _,,.. -end -'---,_... H &OO Tot., money reo *1341114 ht mo t 244 84, l •C. gep 12~0 lie t24• 19YllOM?t338J Qllll-lt2.160Plu••u•11c 5 230~ Ot4 APPIOVID CREDIT NEW 1979 BOBCAT RUNABOUT SEXY NEW 1979 CAPRI ·PRACTICAL! SEE IT! ~~;~::,~~'599 ~99 ~:~;;:~ '40311 otuHl;r & llC 10041831 t3 I~ C-pnc,, U IM ptu\la. & l<C 16001081 P[A MO FOR 48 ...OS PER ""0 FOR 48 MOS. BUY & SAVE-$4036 ;:~ BUY NOW $4754 ::.'t HERE'S OUR FN LN-· ..... OF PRE-OWNED AUTOMOBILES •74 CAPRI '73 KARMANN '75 OLDS 4 speed. AM/FM-8 track GHIA Salon. IJ~a. a•uromarrc. Yellow 1n COior. (82011 ) 4 speed. AM/FM radio . $2299 GrooninCOIOr.(01366) power steering & brakes . $2899 air conditioning. Grey in color. 110519) 53399 '74 COUGAR V-8 . vinyl lop. power steertng & brakes. air condit1on1ng Brown 1n color {608LWA). 53299 '76 BUICK REGAL V·8. automa11c. power steering & brakes. AM/FM stereo-tape vinyl top. 122764) 54499 '76 MERCURY '74 CHEVY IMf'.+.lA 4 do·or. Automattc, POwer steering & brakes. air conditioning. (753LPF) 5 1799 •74 FORD LTD 2 door Automatic . air cond1t1on1ng. & more• Brown 1n COior. (26535) 52499 '77 CORVETTE T-too. stereo-tape. air conditioning White 1n color. (889RKU) SALE PRICED! 1 70 MONTE CARLO Vtnyl top. oower windows. AM -FM cassette. air conditioning Maroon m color. (6s.34l 51599 •75 PINTO W.+.GOH $Quire option. Air conditioning. roof rack. rallye wheels ( 134561 52499 •74 DODGE DART 4 door. Automatic. AM/FM. oower steering · & brakes Blue 1n color (37402l 52199 '74 DATSUN 610 Coupe 4 speed Burgundy 1n color (02162) 52599 '78 ZEPHYR SQUIRE W.+.GOt:4 V-8, automatic. stereo. luggage rack. Red In color. :356VAO) 55699 •77 MERCURY MOH.+.RCH GHIA 2 csoor. Landau. V-8- automatic. oower steenng & brakes. Dove grey 1n color. (810RFB). 54699 FANTASTIC RV's, VANS, TRUCKS! '76 CHEVY V.+.H 30,655 miles. 6 cylinder. radio. Power steering & brakes. ( 137999). .. •7 4 CHEVY I 7 4 c H E v y ........ C.20 V-8. automatic, stereo tape. power steering, SEE Ill (8320BR). ' YAN COMYllSK>H V-8, automatic. stereo tape, power steering. & much more (57424W) 54199 AMtos. l.....W A..t.1, IM,..-ied ......._ U..ct Mto1, Ua•d I....._ UHd ••••••• ~~i;~~;~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• V...... 9770 V._ 9772 AMC ftOI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 't8 bu,c, New tire , gd a 8 wed 11 h Vo Iv o met:h. Drive to •P· Mt-chan1u n ow at preclau. ooo PP Ivan'•. lDts Harbor Ma-'16113 Blvd. CM. ~1J82 ·• VW VAN. Xlnt mecb Alllol. UNd l'OOd Vet"'J clean. 113!l0. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'h 540-!'7e3 G Mtr8' ttO I "10 Dul. Leaving State, ••••••••••••••••••••••• mual aell. New 11alnt. --------tfll, ett. fo'lnt good orr tMi• 2JH82· 142l '83 VW. Ma.Ito otter New motor. 54:8454 11f\ s. MADllM A.MalCAI RISAUS 79•5 HRE MOW! 1977 CADIU.AC 5'VJLLI Only 20,000 ongmal miles! Loaded with all the extras! ( 1'1280). 114..m.3 ~fOre S I '71 CAMARO % 21 '13 vw SQrbk, aut.o trans, 1971 POMT1AC Black with gold trim Blaupunkt stereo lo ml, AMI P'M radio, IOHMIVILU 1------=--1• cassette with recorder & onty 10000 miles CllOO. 651-0llM \Brougham. 4 doora & Nell 9910 (OFAZIO) -loaded! Low miles •••••••••••••••••••••••a----------------. 't» VW BUM 20,000 ml. on Super car! C~VGT> 1975 IUIClt 1961 tteCIDIS HMZ 250 tbt\ ~,-Newotakes, ESTATEWAGO .... llre1. Jui.l tuned. 1977FORO " AM/FM radio. power steering and air $100/oCr. 499 3875 aft llas everything & In cond1tloning {892TVI). 6 pm GtlAHADA flawless cond ll 1 on L --------------2 door & nicely equipped thNout~ U99UEE>. Wu '73 V.W. Bua, low ml. new lnclud.l.ng air cond. & low $4995; valve Job, paint. Una. miles! (319SLS> MOW $4444 X I n t c o n d . S 3 o O O IAust IUICIC 714 963-1401 213·592·2110 1977 CHEAOLET 2925 Harbor Blvd. '71 VW BUG. AIC. snrf. CANICE COSTA MESA 1976 SAAi tML Fuel injected. lesS than 22.000 miles. 4 $P8ed. air cond1t100lng. S()Orts package. tuooage rack. mega and Blaupunkt stereo cassette 1070SPSI new paint/eng. See lo ap-4 door with super low 979-2500 predate. X·tra clean. miles! (829TMY> 1977 MOMAICH & .. A 12875. " ·m VW VAN '77 Electra, all extras, Complete with stereo. Landau top & .air Very clean. new eng/. 1977 MEACURY good,cleancood. SS.995 ! conditioning . Only 18.000 original miles! oairi~S2675. Ph 640-lllOS, MONARCH CallArt {421RXPl 541-fAA.v 4 doon. plenty or equip-675-7060 673·9187 ----------------. '&4 Sqback. 10.000 on rblt meoL Very sbarp car! 1973 IUICIC ena. & new trans. New <~U REGAL COUPE 1974 IMW 2002 Loaded! lnchJdes 4 apeed, air cond1t1on1no & AM/FM stereo cassette (373LPF). brake,. $900/bst. 846-3956 i 976 OLDS Extra clean thruout & Yoho 9772 with low mtl es ! -----------------••••••••••••••••••••••• C~S S (405MJE). Was $3295, VOLVO 2 door. air cood. and MOW $2999 more! <Gl4PKD> IAUH IUICX 1977 IMW l20i 4 speed trans • air cond1t1onino & stereo cassene 1238SPll SAW, SBVIC~ 1976 FORD 2925Harl>or Blvd AHO LEASING GR.AMADA COSTA MESA OVERSEAS DELrVER Y 2 door with air cond. Nice ___ 9_7_9_·2_5_0_0 __ EXPERTS wbit.ecar! (~) '77 EJectra, all extras. 1977 IMW 630 CSi Including 4 speed trans., stereo cassette. leather 1ntenor. air cond11tomng & mag wheels f689T JE) EARLE llCE • 1974 PLYMOUTH good, clec:i~ $5,99$! VOLVO DUSTER 675-7060 673·9l87 1-------------.---- l.966COSTHarAbOrM. ESBIAvd. 2 door, r euon able 1 ~7 IUICk economy al an afforda· 646-9301540.9467 bleprtce! (8'1SPLW) 1971 IMW 7331 BBS wheels & fully eau1pped Including sunroof and air cones (505WOFJ. w PARK AVENUE with all OllANGE COUKTY 1974 FOID the options & low miles. 1---------------- VOLVO MAVBICK <USSWT>. WuS7995: 1975 VW IAlllT EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 2 door with low miles! MOW $7444 4 door 4 speed and AM/FM stereo. Largest Volvo Dealer Good e c o m o m y ! IAUB IUICIC I 784MY.AI. in Orange County! <'r.WPO) 2925 Harbor Blvd BUYorLEASE COSTA MESA DIRECT SAVE-ALL OF THE 979-2500 1975 CORYETTIT·TOP ABOVE VElllCLES -------.---·~~··PRICED BELOW '724Dr.LeSabre.Lom1. e:Jli!i•j rAFJfLBLUEBOOK-~.~~_J~ct air. White exrenor with black mtenor. full pewer. air cones . st0f'eo & mag wheels (BEAMAN I 2 S. Manchester · 1973 IMW 2002 tii Anaheim 750-2011 1976 IUICX Sunroof. atr cond1t1oning & stereo cassette t337HOXI YOU SICYHAWK BEFORE 5 speed, air cond. & 1ess 1975 IMW 530ia SEUYOUR l!!!!!!!~l than 13.ooo miles! VOLVO. ll99UEE>. (816RFU ). Was$4ms; SEEUS! ------• NOWS4333 Chamon1x wtth blue interior. atr COndtllOfl1n9 sterep & power steenng (906MVGI MARQUIS VOLVO Sell with EASE! IAUEI IUICI< MlSSION VIEJO It's a BREEZE 131·2110 495-1210 Classified Ads 642-5678 ~~~~~d Autos, H•w 9100 Alltff. New tlOO 979-2500 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAIL INTO THE NEW YEAR . WITH SAIL CHEVROLET ' ~---Buy or Lease----- 1978 Demo's and a few 1978 Models REDUCED TO CLIAR We Must Make Room for 1979 Models Arriving Daily ' A Large I nv~ntory of OK Used Cars Corvettes -Camaro's -P ick Up .Trucks and Vans -All Priced to Sell Now• Extended Warranties and F inancing 0.A.C. Also Available 1979 SUIARU IRA T New bright red Jump seats (026861) '5525 1977 DATSUH 2802 4 speed & air condll1oning 1622SAHl. s7900 1976 LUV '9CKUP Ye llow 4 speed with AM radio & low miles! ( 1610661 J '3325 1976VWIUG Metallic gold with 4 speed transmlU1on. (215RIK). '3295 1977CAMARO SPORTCOU,E Bro wn co1 or with r allye wheels. auto trans & air cones (930RGKl '5395 1974 CHEVY MAUIUWAGOM 9 passenger wagon with concl. & root rack. (383NJP) cit( . '2975 1976 CHEVY WIMDOWVAN 8 pa~ ~ Ion with air cond. (1 Dl. 1977 CHEVY YAM ~ ton with power sreenng & brakes. extra seat & new oa1nt1 (10816751. s4900 1977 CAftRICE A red 4 door Wllh wntte IOP till wheel oower w1nctowc; and atr cond I 799RYK) s5195 1975 CAMAJlO LT 2 tone red and white Very clean! ( 444VZI l 14325 1977 MONTE CARLO Loaded' Inc luding air cond1t1onlno S1tver Color (387TXBJ. '5195 DROP BY •ND SEE US TOD~ Y in Beautiful Laguna Beach (114) 494~1131 71 A 5~_996 7 ~UM4 ...._,Utt4 ....._UNCI ~.UNCI A..eot,U•t;d .,.,,u,flt l'rici1v.Janu.f'Yb, 1e10 OA1LYP•LOT Dl;J ••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••• ••• .. •••••••••• ••••••• • •• • •••••••••••• ....... • • •• ••••••••• '••• ••• •••••• • • •••••••••••• ••••• ••• • • • •••••••••• •• ...._ U d ......_ UNCI .._. ~ t t lO C 811 • ffll Clacuu•t t t JO c.t"'"' t t Jl ,_... tt40 fGr'tl tt40 ..... : .. ~ .................................... ~.~~·.~~ ......... .. -·,·;;1·m ...... ;-.:u.:1;:·::; ...... n··:::=,··OUT······· :'" ....................... ~··:!!!!t:···········~· ······················· lj •••• Mmcw1 Hso Mlrc9'J '"o -wrbl~ "6.aeoO at --.· ea conel\~ convert,( j i PHIL GRAMADAS •••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CIMTUIY IZllorx.0.or.0..,. M~llDAN =·.::..,.· e lMD LONG lf1ICOWI 1977LIMCOLM ORANOECOUNTY'S 1975MIRCURY W!tb 1 ... than 10.000 AutOllM.,, pr. ,._.. D VBSAIWS MEWIST COUGAJ XR7 1111.leel (f7'VZW>. Wu Clac:IT.. . ftlt ... ,..._, air COIMI • "nV.U., T·&Gp7ll0.4·t0d. Uttf 1o. UKE NEW condition UNCOLN MERCURY COUPE ' --~ .................... ,.. ... ...... ww un;, alr. 9W1'· AMI rM, tl"80 8ledl beauty wtt.b aJI the lhruoutt )34SWT w Dealerelup .. now OPEN MOWSl f f9 =' 0:v~Rtol..£. •e:rn M.NT .... tv" RJOlfl' extru. ve. air ._: < >. u RAYFLADEIOE ~~u=wwtUt:o IAUmlUtCI( ,..: ' ' •wbdl cond .. pwr. •tttrlng, MOW $8444 LINCOLN MERCURY cond , steno raruo. -tlarbol-Rlvd. 14717 1111 C o r v t ll e 11 I f::llet U.:-~ =y~ir.:,, I AUIR IUICIC 16-18 Auto ~nter Dr wht>el. power a tee COSTAMl:SA ptrformann. 4 1pd. <38'1MCH) · 212SHarbo Blvd SOFwy-Lakef'orestex1t andbrakes11t•,....._• '7WIOO aa.500 Calld11 en-.w. . COSTA MESA . l RVlNE bl• pnce (Llc •~RZ f lll·)(l(!l.(f •• RlvWa. ~ded, odt tvaal\7MM'H1''red. ~.:..-==...,.= lt7'CO.a 979·2500 130.7000 CSer15~~~9S mlnor tuu up 1160 toOS..c...tttw,. C1 m t tlJ 11699 1977 MERCURY 540·5630 •ao.M .• .,~ ..._. .._.. .... : .................. 71 LTD 4 cir, alr. power. !eoaoaQ' f cyl. eatLH MA19UIS ROBINS • ()lo [ c ·u •tte ..... , U t •• eoucar Xll'1. rebltl XlauODd.-w 1 tll 11 r c on cs.. Mwcww 9950 • 0~-c-1ooc1 cond, mutt 111 -.100 aut.omatfo. pwr. 1tffr· .. •••••'••••••••••••••• -.........-.., mt BeauUf dove grey with . ~ -tf77 FORD lat. mrl top, etc. Try It: "72 Colony Park St.Uon match~o lnt~rlor & 2629 HARBOR BLVO. lfNl\SO\ & Stt' • llNCOl N ·ME RCUf.-Y 0 M ..-..~·u O '74 Monte Carlo. lo ml. C1 ft t.. · 9tJO , C xo'I N you ' l BU Y l T ! ! ! Wa&on. 4seater. Loaded. u10.u1 Power com COST"' MESA _,,, ve. ~ .. w/ ... anv = A300 ....................... 70 O\&lar " · ew CMlAMADACOUPI -PP> Good -ech'l con d •uv ~ ~v. ooly, P11mt "-· ·~v • 1111 U.-. u o-lol. Vl•yl top A/C, ~ __.. ... k (Od lowlie ~al. Power Sl.UOO•.,., 7 11 .._,_.. P/8, P/B. RuH XlnL. !:::.~:' ~~~· Prt""""'" for qulc sale windows.bruea & steer· ,,1, C ... Au 1 "'C 'TI Ktnowood r.t W1n. C0!!!1!'!N'TAL Vtf1 Cleaa. '10 Itri•• vlnvl roof air coad'. Pv .. rtr.142-1754 afUpm log. ape«t control, air W.t..a ttl2 .....,.._ io.decf. lmmar ('()Gd , 9'UW'ft fV . I wtdt oval Urw. Call l at f>oW teMual adl Prap. 1.J forces 1ale '78 CODd., tilt wheel. stereo .... ~••r••••••••••• ...... COUPIDIYIW PP NGO CIZMI CARTl1tR model with 6am ... .-.S1~.o,,, Dov~,wamai~ llarkV l'1KmJ.nu cood radio and more <Se ... 8$ Mual fi·<'YI. clH11. =•~~eel :rJCbevelle St Wan ~::=~· •H:IRCL ' OWMf', ~~~tW751J # ~m,~m.• pay· 5'5S16). $5995 &W'~~ 1950/offer. t)llPPO>. Wu ITtM: ~ ~-S.lbll olr NOW lllll ~ar XRT tonvert. ••. • .... 1 'TS Gruada. 4 dr. radio. 540-S630 MOW S6t tf ru ··-eA•-9UICK , wtatt. ::f.· AM/P'M, .~ -·" AC • ..-t eeU. Sac S2500. '73 Mere. Marquis St.a. '6.'i Must.an& Clean. New IA'8 I UtQC '71 Kinaawood talion mt'ii:lt•rbor 81,.,. l\llJ "*"•Ao • x1Dtcood. _.._ 547.-0 cl.YI. 714.7902 or Wgn. t owner Loml. Ex· ure&. $2000. ml'Harbof' blvd. Wap Auto. PS, 1.'0, COSTA M!SAu lllOO . .....sa •113Uv•lwknds ~ cltaa. S3000 B79-6332 COSTAll A AJ.r JU)tt~.trau Xlnt f79..2IOO O«OA&J:Ncu!a ••l"tJrdLrDWaeon 2nd. 2826 HARBOR8LVD. '!»Mustang Mffhl 351. t7t.JSOO lllt<'hanl r al rond forWHITEelei>haota Owner $4 SO offer. "74 MontegoSt."9qoa.. COSTAMESA p/s,p/b,Wt·whl.am/fni --------. m.u.u da.ya, M$ 2947 a..11\td Adi. your one· wtthaClaultfed Ad 2826 HARBOR BLVD. ~-7$45 or 213·597·36Sl all power. Ull whl. CIC. 1tereo. t ape d •t.k '72 Cadlllac Coupe d ... "°' CeAl.tt. Calltta-#71 cosTA MESA caUec:t. · Roolrack.$2200.541·2022 WamAds Call64.2·S678 ~/betofr964-1_0'1_4 __ vme, l own1:1r. Whit • with vinyl lop. All FM • Impala. Ruu ,ood. New .... .... .... tlOO ....... Mew tlOO ....... .... tlOO ........ ,... tlOO ....... ~-9100 .... .... '"° lttr90 tape. Air cundl· Ooocl trao1porta ioa. ••••••••••••-.. ••-••••••••••••-....... •-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-• .. •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••·--... Uonl.nl. all extru E•· N7I. • tm ~ clean. Ne ia Moote C&rlo, dark r.cl bAtteey 01111.Dal own w/wbhe vi.nyl lOp. Swivel mual sell. '2200. Cal bucket aeat1. Stereo aft.erlP.M.640-MM> radio. Ult wbHl new YOUR CHOICIJ lt74 CADILUC SB»AN DIVIW ora ll r e t . Be eud tul. R e epondt ll kt tboroulhbrld. SIOOO. or bmt olrer. -.-. Or. Riley. 1974 CADILUC .,4Caprice Dtat.eWa1oa. C~ DI VIU.E Air. Stereo.• Pwr door <988JS0) f& ($68JSE). locb & wtodowa. Xlal B>t.b wer.a..: cond ll500. ID·IOIZI MOW $4444 ,_IM-_1.977 ____ _ IAUM IUICK '74. GT Vega wp , aut.o, 21125 Harbor Blvd. AJC. new tares $545. Ca COSTA MESA 644-8594. ~~-9_7_9._z_5_o_o ~~·-l97-&~M-on-~~Ca~r-10-.-m-la~t 1 "74 Cpe de Vlle, excell cond. options. Radial cond.. 2-dr, .SM ml, aun tire&. 673"6106 evea root. split power benc seat. lthr. AM/FM ster 1977 CAPllCI tape, nu Urea. ahowroo $4999 clean penooal car o Our BEST BUY 111 VI, P-"91deiit or lg corpora automatic, air cond ., Hon. A steal at $5200 t r1 Ult h I ............... 8·.""s·.oo Mon pwr. 5 ee ng, w ee • ....,.. ...,... ..,.,,.. ndio • extra low mllea. Fri. Extra c lean tool ll "74 Cpe De Ville. AM/F M cn.ise, Ult whl, Fleetw inl. Cln. F /pwr $3900 646-6831 bef Spm ~507 all 6pm. (3SISW\'). ' COHHELL' - CHEVROLET • ~ Jl.trlR1f lti\.f I., i:-., I \ \1 ~.:--\ "71 Coupe DeVIUe. En1 ~ 546-1200 Acceaa. Perfect cond., _______ _ $1500. 548-9842. Claaa.le 'S> Cad convert! ble. Call 546-7103 betor Bprn. tt.77 •r DAY ~t't 8Ify0u pay for a 30 day ad In the 70 Cadillac DeVUle, ona owner , gold vln top. AM/FM ~reo. AC, P W, clean car. must 1ell. Lo ml, $1,400. 644·5148 or N4-03t7 DAILYPILOT SBYICI DIRECTORY DOJTNOWI 64~5'71 WANr ACTION? Claaslfed Ada 642-!1678 Autos. Uaed Alltos.U1ed •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . .. . . . . . ALLEN RESALES . . '71GMC I TOMTIUCk 10 toot stl!f(e bOdy, 5680 actual mllea. 454 (V-8). 4 speed tran1 .. 10.000 tGVW. liem grande lntenor. C 1 H8e35el. '71 CHIVIOLIT CotlVml T-Bar roof. factory air. wire wheel1. new metallic green paint. AM/FM caaette. power windows. leather interior. Hurry! (948MCS). 19740LDSMOllU CUTUSSCOUPI A very pretty rust metallic with vlnyt Landau too. 1111 wheel and leather Interior. Only 47,800 miles on this little gem. (181JRE) 1974 CADILLAC SIDAMDIVIW Fully eaulpped Beige with vinyl roof & fac::tory air condrtlon1ng An outatanding value! tt7t. IUICK •EGALCOUPI Beige with full f)OWe(. factory power windows, spht oower aeat a stereo Low mileeo-. A beautlful bargain! (4258). I 977 OU>S CUTLASS swa&d llOUGHAM Sunny yellow with blact< vinyl roof. full PQWer and factory air oondltioning. Only 31 .800 mllet. Lots of nice options topped off by an electric sunroof make thia a real buyl C276UCC). I t7t. CADILLAC SIDANDEYJW Only 38.975 tender careful milee. Golden brOwn with P8dded top, rich leather lntet1or and every choice option Including factory air cond1tlonlng. 1 Yeer Warranty! COmper'9 and buy! ( 66 7PHI ). I t77 CADILLAC SIDAN DI VILLI Sunny vetlow throughout. Leauw.r lntertor. fun power with ell the nice optlona'. A bargain hunte,. dfeeml (331RJB). I '77 CADILLAC l'LmTWOOO ••• 1 Full pOMr and'toededl Rote with a buroandY IMthet Interior C0mM Witt\ a tuft 1 y..-'8ctOfY ~ (811RLY). at77~~ADILUC xnU.I Truly a show car -Gold with moonroof & beige teether Interior All or the realty nice oPtlon1 end low leisure World ITlllet. 1 Vear Warranty llO'tlunyt (030SPM) , . , . . . • Ill> • 9 •••••• -. . - NEW1979 NEW1979 BOBCAT MONARCH OFF WINDOW STICKER ~· •'I' •Ii'- FULL FACTORY EQUIPMINT ITK.._..., NEW1979 ZEPHYR ' ·- 1977 LINCOLN TOWN SEDAN ... ~ v.a. auto. fact. elf, pwr. 1tr., pwr. dltc bttll., pwr. wndwt.. AM- FM t'ldlO 1ter90, et ... t'ldlela, tinted gleM. --sa488Ln· .. 1978 COUGAR v.a. auto. fac1, *· pwr. 1tr .. AM-FM r.:tto ~ 11ereo, 1tetl i.dlll1, tinted glala, L» !Sau lop, tllt wMtf, CNIM cont. 1180AFM. s53ss RUNABOUT s3979 NEW1979 CAPRI s4979 s3979 FULL FACTORY &~MENT STK. (808818) 1978 MAZDA COSMO 4 cyl., tact. lk, pwr. 11r .. pwr. wndwl AM1FM r9dlo 1tweo. IMettr, tinted glala. tee6At<N. Stk. 2422. s32sa 1977 MONARCH v ... Mo. feet. *· pwr. acr., AMIF'M ~tetl ,.,..., tinted ..... vtnyt Int. ' 11141"'· s4 1978 BOBCAT 1975 MERCURY W .. ~ .. _.. f-..._ ..... _....... .......... COMET, V ... auto.\ fact. alf, ~. tlr., AM '"""'"• '" ... ,... ..,.. -· ._ ,_,.,, -~ r:.1--'I ._._. .-... ...._,. f i.dte11. meea. llnttd o...., vinyl roof, ,....,, .,_ •· ""-o-•"''' roo · tuoo«8e r9Ck. IOl1AOU. 131&N GHlASEDAN VI. Alf, hlll ;.r .. *· AM"'"' lt9r. wtttl C4INtt. myt rt ..... com.. 1tt. bit..""'· -" dL, Ult.._. end mudl mof\. ta. f721 1 • ..,~ NEW 1979 GRAND MARQUIS SEDAN VI. NJ.. full PWJ .. ""'·AM-RI ltef ....... .... .-..t. tutoM pt.. • .., ...... "" wNtt. oomptete luaury. ltk. 1110 fll11Z2) CW1M '*'· 111.- NEW1979 COUGAR · 1479 .. XR7 VI. Alf, ......... All.ffl .... wtttl • ............. IOIMd, ....,, ff'P., D1 Dloer Gfp. tit wMM, Etc.. Etc., ttL rm...-.~ 1iu. ''°''- SPECIAL DISCO·UNTS ON 1979 LUXURY CARS! IUIST ANTIAL SAVINGS ON BIG SELECTIONS OF •CONTINENTALS •MARK Va •VERSAILLES .- ·oua CH DUNTON FORD ·NOW HAS NEW MANAGEMENT, A NEW NAME, AND MEW WA S TO SAVE YOU BIG· MONEY ON YOUR NEXT FORD CAR OR TRUCK! IN 1979...;. SADDLEBACK FORD IS OUT TO BREAK IHI SALES BARRIERI OYER 20 NEW , WE HAVE e_. SEVERAL it.,....o~ 8. ~ .... LEFT ••• t1v 1' AND WE WANT TO ~'78 FIESTAS AT SUPER LOW CLEARANCE MOVE 'EM FAST!. OVER 75 NEW 1978/1979 TRUCKS ON OUR LOT. PICK-UPS/COURIERS, VANS AND VAN CONVERSIONS PRICED TO MOVE! '72 PINTO '67 CAMARO Au1oma1oc. traMm<sStOn radtO .. W~'VE GOT THE NEW '79 FORDS AT OUR GREAT SADDLEBACK FORD INTRODUCTORY PRICES!!! '7 4 PLYMOUTH '74 AUDI '77 PIMTO 4-000tl fOX..000. lftM.AIOUT 6 -cyl1ndPr au t omal•c hedler fa c tory .ior cond11ton.rig EXTRA SHARP• 1ransm1ss1on REAL NICE Aulomafc transmiast00. POWer A tr. ei11ra st1arp l 1370RTOJ Automatle tninsrnoSllOO. r aCllO. (llTYM618J steering. air condt11onino white walls. only •.000 miles (925GIU (1382LFP) and MORE! (11237800) 51477 51577 51677 s2477 s2999 FORMERLY DUNTON FORD I I ·:-SOMETHING /"-- -DIFFERENT ··..--.'A. . . . ' . in the DAILY PILOT ' I " f \ _PRICESll . .. .. 1115 ELITE LO ' W11h vinyl IOP a.JI tnlnSml~. powef steering, power brakes 11224Nl<Rl 53277 '75 T·BIRD LOADED"' woth lull power atr C:On<:lllt()nll'lg ano much. MUC H MORE11 lll922NPF) 53877 UIH •••••••••••••••••••••• 88 M111tang. v .. 9 auto. New pe.lnl, MW radial.a. $1 '100. 142-3004 a.fl '. '882.89Aut.o. SU50orbeatofrer. Pvt. Pty. 833-1481 986 Mustang Conv. Q>mpl. rntoraUoo, wtre wheell & Mercedes doth top. Belt in State. S'1!!00. 64C).a)8. "18 Mustang 2+2 Tffop, 1ow mi. rwly loadec!_. • apd. Xlnt cond. seooo "'all ~or Tf0..1490 Desperate, must sell· '73 Grande. Great cood. Call ror more info. Wboleaale price. Chns 831-7700, 551-0176 ttss ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 eutlaaa. Xtra gd cond. 12500. Days Es ~ 640-l&'iO, eves. IMO-Q13. '71 Cutlass. lo ml's. air, P/S, P/B, good cond. 557-851-t P P. ·19 Cutlass.~ cond. 960-6889 19770LDS VISTA CRUISH WAGON Medium tan. with mate~ intenor. l'\111 power. till wheel. cruise control. roof rack . AM /FM stereo radio, air cond. Sharp & ready to go. tSerJR7Rl76> (ucl:IOl5FV> $5995 540·5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN-MERCURY Plnto Runabout, auto. R/H. clean, sharp. $1300. 642·9254. ~o. 1------- 5 SqU1re Wagon V·6. air. mags. rack. AM /1-'M casM!tt.e. $2300. 536-1586 72 P>.nto St Wal(on. Lug. gage rack. air. auto, clean. $1150. Ph 751· 1~ 4 Runabout. Dependa- ble. AM/FM.$1200. <693-5770 9960 65 l'Ury Ill wagon. Gd Shape. Runs, oeeds brakes. $1.SO. M2·2344. 1 Plymouth Suburban St. Wagon. Full pwr. A/C. $1095. S4IHS9l 9965 PONTI ACS 1977LEMAMS $3999 COUPE. VS, automatic, all' rood .• pwr. steenng & 8 track stereo. Ready t.ogo! ! ! t442RKQ>. 1976LEMAMS $3499 COUPE. V8. automatic. air rood .. pwr steenn~ & VlDYI top. A front I.me car!!! I 176NIK>. COHHRL CHEVROLET .'~ lldrh"r Ill' d < ., IST \ \1 E~ \ 541>-1200 1976 PONTIAC FtREllRD J\ut.omallc. air rond , lilt wheel, pwr. windows & only 28.173 miles! ll!MRER > PRICED TO SELL Mirac~ Malda/RetMllllt 21.50 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. 64S.5700 68 Pont.Jae F1reb1rd 3SO cu anc h, p /p S l 200 (213)67s.-0438/(714>960-421 i7 Trans Am. blk, blu int., loaded. xlnt cood. S6200.67S-4857 '76 TA <t-spd. new blk lacq .• loaded, cstm wbls. Rick. P.P. 955-2478 '970 i7 T-Btrd. like new, sol.id creme. matchtng padded v1ny1 top, luxur1oui. chocolate velour lntl'r, power. air. stereo. CB. ·'The Works". I under book) $0000. 495-1977 aft 5pm 1975FORD T·llRD Silver with matching padded viny l roof. maroon inte rior. full power. AM/FM stereo. air cond t'lne c ar ' I S e r ' l 3 0 4 3 7 > (L6clf978LXH > $4495 540-i30 liliiAll 282e HAR80R 8LVD. COSTA MESA 9'74 72 GT Wgn. AT, AC, 10.000 ml rblt eng. wtsteel aleevH. new brU. exhaust fl tune up. 752·8111 dya, 552·5335 ev~ i <t Vega. Auto, xlnt cood. J owner, $1175. Call 64M794 76 Veaa GT Sport Cpe. Hatchback w/only 35,000 mi, auto ltJW',-AC. cpts. almolt new Ures. In alnt cond •• mu1l atll for financial re11on1. t OWMt , w/Hcr1flce at low, loW prtce. 551420 · • r '79 ELDORADOS '79 FLEETWOODS & SEDA•S '79 SEVILLE ~ ... I __, .. f I t I .. ' l~ ) I If I ~ l f , i . / tl ' ·n .·, < ,) ~ " I '79 DE VILLES l • I I ; ~.; r I I ~I I . I/· NABERS NEW YEAR SPECIALS AND BARGAINS '75 SEDAN Dl VIL.Ll ·Full power 40/60 power seats. cruise control. AM/FM stereo l11587MVG) 56195 '77 COUPE Of VILLI Leather 1ntenor. 50/50 Power seats. t aoe player cruise control (•0240829) 58995 1 77 ELDORADO COU,E Leather 1nter1or. 40/60 Power seats taof> player c ruise control 1•961TZWJ 59895 '77 MARK V DlS.GMH Lf'ather 1nleflor lull Power auad Slf>reo and tape olayer I• t 96SOHJ 510,995 '76 SEDAN DIVIUI Full vinyl top. leather interior 8 track tape player & cruise control (#18191 5) 56895 '76 COUPE DIVIU.I ASTROlr Loathe< '"'•"°'~· 'Y•' •"" cruise contro. 5~.i15 '77 COUPE DE VILLI Leather intenor. full oower cruise control. stereo radio C•068SYU) 58995 '77 SEVILLE Full Powe<. teather covered seating area and 8 track tape player (1485RKU) '78 ELDORADO 40/60 pawer <.1eats. crul~ contrOI. stereo with tac>e player with LESS THAN 10.000MILES (lf277ULC) •16 COUPE DE VILLI Cabriolet top. leather Interior. tape player and c ruise control. (#0130833) 56995 '76 ELDORADO COUPI Leather interior. 50/50 pawer ~ats. 8 track t~ player. (t683NROJ. '76 SEVILLE Leather covered seating area. cruise control tape player and tow mileage C•1 73PWUJ 59495· '77 ELDORADO COUf'f ASTRO ROOF. LeP' •er 1nter1or. 50/50 power Sf" .. ~·se control ""° .,.,.. -~· ~~J,:j95 '78 CORVETTE T·TOf' Like New Only 4 070 mites (lt22UZUI 512,900 176 COUPE • DI VIU.I Cabriolet top. r ~ 1ntrot. t.:>e .,., ....... ~~~'15 '76 ELDORADO Leather 1ntenor. 60/40 POWer seats. cruise control and s tereo. (IO•HNRRJ 57895 '77 COUPE DIYIU.I 50150 pawer sears. leather interior. ~•ereo radio en.use control & LOW MILES (#1539281 59595 '77 SEVILLE Lt Buckstun Dover Cloth <.1eating area lull pewer c11Q4621151 '--.... 510,695 ~ 78 SEVILLE Leather 1n1er1or anc AM/FM stereo w 8 lrcJck tape ptay<'r C •675TZSI '76 VOLVO 265 STATIOMWA6°" Automatic transmission. factory air cond111on1ng. roof rack tape otayer 1•~07PKOI 56995 178 T-BIRD Landau too. 50/50 Power seats cruise contrOI. taoe player. raflye wl'leets and only 6.295 mites 1 (#792VFGI '77 SEDAN #B.IGAMCI C B radio. cruise control and LOW MILEAGE (•277UBAI 59795 '77 SEVILLE Sable black exter1or with black leather interior. l ull power. tape player and cruise control. (t984RXU '78 SEVILLE Lealtler 1ntenor. cruise control. tilt wtieel tape player. and LESS THAN 5 000 MILES'!' (1'0480303) 513,905 if I . " f. ~ '"-> _, ALL CARS PLUS TAX & uca.SE • ALL CARS SUIJICT TO PllOI SAU • OFFll GOOD THIU l·f·7f l • ...... .. ' ! e () l (' d y r a in ct l).t lS ed ng a in In· al· re. m I ·ih· his Ufl· tnl· Hot ~ar· lid. urc old ork :asc .. >Uld )()Ul ion if\s. ruit .. he •arty ossi- hng new IO r· le Lh W t r 'JC! tn th ~e 0 f 8 DAILY PILOT i Frid~, Janue~ tt70 4 OOORMOOEl 4 IJJeed trans.. front wheel drive. r ack & p1 n1on • steering, rear window defroster. body aide rroldtngs. bucket seata & v.iewtirea. (121390). BRAND NEW 1979 PLYMOUTH ARROW PICKUP "THE HOTTEST NEW PICKUP ON THE MARKET" -. ATLAS SERVICE HOURS: 7:30 AM TO 5:30 PM SATURDAY 1:00 AM TO 5:00 PM BRAND NEW 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA VB. automatic trans .. power steering, power brakes, tinted wlndshleld, electronic Ignition system, wsw glass belted radial tires & morel (106<408). " apeed trans .• 2000 cc engine. rear ltep bumper. power front disc brakes. adiustable st column tinted g lass. radio & WSW llfes ( 1005391. Off Manufacturer's Sugoeated Retail Pnce VS. art<>mlhc trans . pwr seat. pwr. tunroof, pwr Windows. pwr door locb. full vmyt padded roof, tilt Wheel.' AM/FM stereo w/8 track tape -This car is loaded' 1 • ~ ~ JANUARY CLEARANCE ON ~LL USED CARS WITH GIANT SAVINGS FOR YOU '78 PLYMOUTH VOL.ARE SB> AN ~ 178 CHRYSLER COUOIA COUPE 174 FIAT 121 SIDAN 178 PLYMOUTH YQLARE COUPE ·-..... __ t ... .. va ~t~ tra. win•;:~·. a"1reering_., 4 ...--tranamlaalon. radio and V8. automstlc trans. pwr steenn", .... _,....,, ... , .... rans .. pwr. D•ee .. ng, llWI" .,._ .. ~. ,.....,..... cond. ..,..vw • pwr. brakes. air cond.. vinyl top, NNFM radio vinyl top 1 waw tire. healer. (670KXZ). An outstanding P#f' brakes. air cond.. vinyl top, radiQ & WSW tires. (813TUO). ("21UHS). • . V91ue at only ndo and waw til'ft. (991 UCM). '75 CHRYSLER COllDOIA COUPE s5795 '74 FORD f'IMTO SIDAH s1395 174 DODGE DMTSB>AN '77 PLYMOUTH VOL.Alli WAGON VB. autOIT9tlc trana . air cona .. pwr. VB. autOl'l'lltic trans .. pwr steering, steMing. pwr. bf'akes. pwr. windows, 4 speed transmiS61on. AM/FM stereo V8, l&Jt<>m1tlc trana.. pwr. steertno. pwr. brakes. air cona .. AM/FM AM/FM stereo, cruise control. red10. heater and w sw tires. P#f'. brakes. air cond . vinyl top atereo. pwr windows. pwr. door leethef Interior. wire wheel covers & (8 18NR0) '9dlo and waw tiret. (673MIM). lod<s. en.He control. roof rack & m>rel (""92NIL). trorel (8G6RFB). s1995 s3295 · '76 FORD COURIER PIQUP 5 speed transmission. AM/fM stereo. radio, heater and wsw !Ires. (1036039). 78 CHRYSLER U IARON SB>AN VB. autonwtlc trans .. pwr steenng, pwr. bnlkes. pwr seat. owr windows. •r oond . cruise control. vinyl top a m>rel (626UMN) , J BuntlngtoD:.1m.eh · Fountain Valley EDITION 't:' our Hometo w n l Dal l y NewMp a p el-t ,. VOL. 72. NO S. 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNI A FRIDA Y, JANUARY S, 1979 TEN CENTS Roads Out of LA Clogged by Snow l.OS ANG t:LF.S I ' I' I lleJ \) . 00\\ \\ 1th111 ~ milt· .. nf downtown l..o:. An~i.•h·~ 111t.tlh'\I trutflc on muJo• h1~h"ci" lt•a' Ing th(• city und wa' l' hundn'<l!- oC dl'llghlt'il ... rlmol r hildr<'n 1n oullyln~ \ln•us jf\ unt.·~1wctt~ twltduy toduy ttfll•1 .i '1"urou" p IH ' I f h I.I t 0 I m m u \ t• ti lfl t \I Southern t•uhfu1 nw · "fht• on)> "a lo .:u nvrth out of Los AnJwks •~ b) lht:h"1n 101 along the \'OJ"t .unll~) you v. n t I o d r i ' 11 t o 1 n llt ... ro.-1·dlno . •• Culltornia th1h~ )' Putml Orfll't•r Moflty K~U••r 1 1d toduy Snow that mea.ured four inr b In m~ plat doted the An.it-let Cr -M Highway abouUiv.: m1le1 wl"l't of Bit Pinc., 3S milCtJ northl'Ut of downtown Los Anaclt.'li. aid CHP off1c r Ken St•hulthehc Int •aatulc 5 . the main northt•rn urtery to Sein t'ran· Strike Continues cl co. was closed between C1u1tulc and Who ler Rldae. ttom~ 50 mllet north or Loa Anaelea. he aaid. now, which crept below the 3.000.foot lcwel in the mountains, m ade chain• mandatory for travel on the m ain ro8d to Las Vegua lnlel'ltato 15 "from CaJon Pass all thl• way to the Nevad• at.ate line" In the high deaert, taid L4nce Stitlker ol the state Department of Transporta· False Fire Alarm ,, .. Elllpties School By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr. Of, ... D•••Y Piiot Sufi A disruption developed early toaday in the llunlmgton Beach teachers strike whe n a fin: alarm was fabcly set off at Edison High School and several hundred students left dasi.cs. While there wai. considerable milhng about. Edison Principal Phil Gross said only :ibout 300 !>t ude nts act u a ll y Joine d H~achcn; on the picket line-as-a result of the false fire alarm. Two students, Kim Higgins and Pam P arbs, however , claimed about 1,500 students Joined the pickets in the 9:30 a .m . incident. Miss Higgins and Miss Parbs O.lly .. , ... )Wff .--. DWAYNE HOLDER. 4, CONTEMPLATES RAIN From the Inside, Looking Out In Costa Mesa Storm Dumps Rain On Orange Coast A Pacific storm whkh left behind nearly <in mch or rain as at swept over Oran1te County wall ll'ave cloudy l'Onditions in 1ls wake as it d1sinl('Arate!> Satur day. National Weathe r Service forecasters predict. They predict that winds will pack up during the weekend with brisk gusts of up to 15 miles an hour hitting the Orange Coast from the southeast. claimed they have gathered signalures o( 700 students on a petition supporting the striking teachers. Meanwhile, officials estimated nearly half of the 867 teachers in the Huntington Beach Union School District have stayed of£ their jobs smce the strike was called Wednesday in a contract dispute. Elsewhe re in the school system. district spokesma n Lyn H e nderson said about 150 Westminster High School stu· de n.ls staged a walkout this morning. Fountain Valley High School Principal Paul Berger. said an estimated 150 students al his school left campus during a 10 a .m . snack break Thursday and joined the teachers on the picket Une. But Berger sald most or the s tude nts returned to classes when warned they would be truant ii they did not. A number or Ocean View mah S chool students reportedly walked out of classes Wednes· day but school officials denied the incident. Mrs. Henderson said a total o( 509 teachers failed to show up for work Thursday but 76 of those said they were sick. No stalistics on the number or striking teachers was available today but teacher leaders claim the number joining their ranks is climbing steadily each day. St udent absenteeis m was about twice as high as normal today. officials said. Twenty· four percent of the district's 20.900 s tuden ts were absent Thursday and 30 percent were not in classes Wednesday. A teacher spokesman said late this morning a confrontation OC· curred today between strikers and substitute teachers in front or Westminster High School. Ne fu rther details were available. School district officials said someone glued 10 Huntington Beach High School doors shu1 and broke into a duplicatinF machine room between 4 and t p . m. Thursday. One of thE machines was used. School board President Zita Wessa asserted today that slu· dents are staging the walkouts just lo draw the attention or the (See &TRI.KE, Page AZ> ---* * Uon. He said snow wa1 laJllng all along the route and was heavy in the VictorvlUe·Barstow area. Brad Griffin at KWTC Radio ln Barstow said. "We're all ex· cited. When J looked out my win· dow this mom.in'-, I just about grabbed my skis. ' On the Antelope Valley Freeway. just north of the Los Angeles area. six inches of snow had fall en with predictions .or four more. Chains were required north 'or santlago Highway near Escondido Summil and south from Palmdale Boulevard. Chains also were required on state roules 18 and 38 In the San Bernardino Mountalns northeast of Los Angeles and route 58 in the Tehachapi Pass. east or Bakers fi e ld . the C llP 'b Schultheis said. · Bill Hender. owner of the An· telope Valley Bowl. said it snows in Lancaster "about once u year. Nobody can go to work. They've gotta sit here and drink coffee. "Every school's closed. The kids are having a great lime. go- ing out lroot and playing in the s now." Gusting winds of up to 35 mph increased the driving hazard in the mountains, but were tixpect· ed to decreas~ In most apoli tonight. D••IY P•lot SWll PllOtO EDISON HIGH STUDENTS CROSS STREET DURING INCIDENT THIS MORNING Was It a Fire Drill, A ptanned Oiaruptlon. Or Just a Chance to Cut Class? Agains t Oil Firms Early Vote In · Federal 'Lawsuit Tally Cos t Overcharge Hit Too High? A proposal to start counting election day ballots earlier in Orange County lo spee<l up the final tallying would cost more than it's worth. accordin~ to County Registrar of Volt.'rs Al WASHJNGTON IAPI · The Energy and Justice departments sued nine major oil companies in U.S. District Court today, ac· cusing them of overcharges totaling nearly tl billion and asking refunds plus interest and penalties. Energy Departm e nt spokesman James Bishop said it was the department's largest en· forcemenl action. bringing to about S2.2 billion the total in· volved in such action which began in September 1977. The department earlier a l· l eged $316 million in over· charges by Exxon. the world's largest petroleum company. This was included in the $930 million claimed in t od ay's laws uit as the department sought to have the Exxon case considered together with eight new ones. The r emaining $614 million was charged against Mobil, Tex· aco. Amoco. Shell. Phillips, Gulf, Atlantic Richfield and Cities Service, all large oil and gas proouclng compani~. Jn Houston. an Exxon USA ex· ec utive s aid the company believes "all our pricing actions have been in compliance with the regulations. "Exxon has been trying to re· solve both administratively and In the courts dilferences in in· terpretation or the regulations for pricing natural gas liquids," Senior Vi ce President O.L Luper said. "In fact. the com· pany Initialed the court action three years ago in an effort lo resolve questions surrounding the issue." -T here was no immediate comment from the other com· panies involved. Biahop had no immediate breakdown of the over charges alleged against each company. He said the lawsuit cha rged that the nine companies exag· ~erated their costs for natural gas liquids since 1973, resulting m excessively high prices for s u c h products as propane. butane and heating oil made from the liquid pelrolum ex· tracted from natural gas. K11lik Jurors Get Five-day Break in Tiff Jurors in the $1 million herom possession trial of Al exander Kulik were given a-five-day break in the Ora nge County Superior Court case on Thurs· day when lawyers couldn't agree on questioning the defen· dant. Kulik. 29. a one-time Newport Beach resident and businessman is being tried in the court of act· ing Superior Court Judge Paul Mast on charges that he had t t pounds of nearly pure oriental heroin in his possession when he was arrested Oct. 22. 1977 Olson. • The early count procedurt' probably would have trimmed two hours off the Orange County tally during the November ~eneral t•lection. Olson s aid in a report to supervisors. But the system would cost an extra $40.000 to put into ('(feet and reqwre legislation allowing Orange County to start counting ballots before the polls closed. Supervisor Ralph Clark askt.'<1 Olson to study the early counting syste m after learning sut•h a procedure was being used an Riverside and San Diego Coun ties Spct'ial state legislution al lowed the early counting there. Olson said. as a ll•st program That legislation expires in 1981 Olson said there 1s a possibih ty legislation wi ll be passed this year to permit California coun· ties with mct·han1zl'<1 vote count· ing equipment to use early ballol pickups. Among problems with thl' ear- ly vote count system. Olson said , 1s the fact that 1t would require Orange County's 14·year-old vote counting machines to work an extra six hours and increase the likelihood or a breakdown. In addition. he s:iid, it would require the county to hire about 751 add1t1on a l e l ec ti o n employees to work an two shins It is now d1ff1c·ult to rc<·ruil enough workers for one shift, hc added. And by the lim<' the Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys take tile field at the Coliseu m S unda y , the weatherman s ays pos t s torm condition.<i will hay(' improved to the point .that the s un will break through the cloud (•over from time lo tame Showers which appeared to bit their peak m the early morni~ hours F'riduy kept the 1978 rain tables at a level with precipita· tion statistics recorded at this time a year ago. Huntington Beac h rainfall analyst J. Sherman Denny said h is gauge s howed that S.90 mches of rain had fallen in the current season just .38 inches less than the total he recorded at this point in 197S'. Teaclwrs to Strike In addition to dismissing the jury until next Wednesday Judge Mast rescinded a bench warrant he had Issued earlier for one witness. Anthony "Big Tony•· Marone Sr. The warrant was issued this week when Marone. a relocated federal witness with ties to east coast Mafia families, failed to appear to testify. Clark had proposed the early vote t'ounting system us a possl ble way to avoid spending several million dollars on new vole tallying equipment. But it will be cool. forcca'llcrs warn Highs during the weekend will be in the low 60s with a low of about on both days Nudie Plwto Brings S ui t LOS ANGELES <APl An Encino man has filed a 1500,000 lowsuit against Playgirl magazine for run· ning a nude photograph taken of him al a private part y without hi s permlRRlon An uttomcy for Robert Levilu~ clainK'<l In the suit filed ThurlKlay In Supt>rior Court that thu nude side vl6w which "lell nothing to the tmaaln lion tr~t?•• ae-terized him os wllllng to poae for nude l)hotos;rophs and hav~ lbf.tn published. In Westminster? "And that's pretty good." Denny said. "We've already got more than hair of our normal season 's rainfall in both years and there's a long way to go yet. .. The rain appeared to have had •tte effect on essential services "'1rul traffic condftlons Ln Orange County. Flooding appeared to be non· existent and the Califo rnia Highway Patrol and traffic ol· ricers in contacted communities said tramc was moving normal· ly on all street11 and highways. (Sfoe RAJN, Page AZ ) Br ROBE RT BA&KEB Of .. oefff ......... Rumblin gs o r a possible t eac hers strike l n th e West minster School ietemen· tary > District are mounting after a proloo1ed deadlock in contract oeaotlatJon~. . BUI BlancbJ, eJtecut1ve dJrtt· tor of the West Oraaae County United Teachers, said today that som e teachers are clamorin1 for a strike. He said It could take place Monday morning, dependlna on what the teachers decide late to- .day at a meeting of the general membenh1p. , Key polnta In the labor dl1pute Curb Bae,_... Brown Include 1alary lncreaaes, fringe ae benefit.I, clus 1ties end blndina LOS ANGELES <AP) -Rep-arbitration in teachers ubllcen Lt. Gov.·elect Mike 8rievancedl1put.M. • Curb baa thrown hli s upport 8iancl\I Pld that teachen In behind Gov. ~dmund o. 8rown the f'·C.mpm dlstr1ct are ask· Tr. fn\he llerhohat'k ttfl~• ..,1.._.: ~wre ... rar , tealslallvc teader1 of hla own the 1979-80 1chool year. 'Ibey party over cuta tn apendlna ln were grlftted • 5.S perc.nt hike next year's budaet, lt waa ,. for th• Currtllt year la a pn .. 'J)OMed tod•Y· . VIOUI contract.but lh•t hu been • ., I • .. I • held up by statewide salary freeze. He reports that teachers also are asking for an additional 1.5 percent adjustment In their cur· rent salary. The total p1ackoge would amount to 13 percent salary In· crease. , District spokesman Barbara Winars said teachers have been offered a seven percent hike for 1979-80. The district employs about 400 teachers who earn an average salaryofS18,100annually. · Dl1trict offlclals previous ly have coUected lesson plans, and classroom keys from teachers ln tho event ot a strike. Bianchi said this actlon hardened posltlons and the Weatmlnater Teachers ANOCla· tlon took a vote of no conrldencc ln 1choOI &lperintendent Ken· nelh Rlcketll. Ol1tric-t~ftclal1 claim they are well OP'ePared for • strike and that all 1chool1 wlll remain open and all clasae• will be con· dutted by tratned personnel. ... Court officials said they have re ce i~ed as&urances that Marone will be on hand lo testify when the trial resumes next week. Kulik. in addition to the heroin possession trial. s till races charges of murder ronspiracy In the shooting death of Stephen John BGvan who died outside a NewROrt Beach restaurant hO\lrs before Kulik ·a a~t ln a Mis· slon Viejo parking lot. SIJP~'S R:OOlS J'IEWED Superman ia tb& latest craze, now that the movie has given re· birth to the Man or Steel. But he had bis t>eslnnlngs In. an Action comic book, and that rlnt iNUe. •Jona with othar com- tca, toys, and mamorabllla, will be on dlaplay through Saturday .... -• loin Comic Book Company In Full rton. See Featurina, Page 82. Co ast 7 Weath e r Chance or rain nearly 30 percent tonight and 10 per· cent Saturday. Variable cloudines.<s .Salurd:iy with hia:hs In upper 50s and low 60s. Lows tonight near 50. INSIDE TOD~~ To ffnd out why a huge white tmt '" an 1mporlant in "The Contractor" at South CO<Ut R~rv Theater. su Page Cl t • A .2 OAIL Y PILOT HIF r11<t-x. Janu•rr a. t97t In Costa Mesa Anti-hU:sing Rally Slated China Trade :WeifilUfd S A I N T ft' tl A N C 0 I S Guudeloupe IAP\ The Carib: bea n s ummit o f Prt's ldent Curter and three West European leade rs focused today on an am- bltloui. Bnt1sh plan for up to S2 billion m trade with China, prob- a bly 1nclud1ng the sale of Brit ish Jct fiichtcrs, contcrcnce so11r<'l'~ i.aid .............. ANNOUNCES MESA RALLY State Senator Robbin• f"rm. Page Al STRIKE ... nl'" !> media As soon as the tl'lev1l>ion <·ameras leave, stu d1•ntl\ return to t'las!>es. s he con· h.·ndl•d S<·hool bourd me m bers sCJy thl:'y will ml'el Saturdl:.ly morn· ing tn a clos<'d door session to po!>s 1 bly st-l'k a court order a1 mt•d at hailing the three-day. old strike M1·:10while, teuchcrs plan to rn cl'I with a stall' CJppointcd mctJ 1alor today The mcchutor \.\Ill tCJl..t• th1· ll'adwr:.' lalt.' .. t 1·ont rad ofll•rs l>l•lorc the school 1111;.inl Saturdu\ Mrs Wessu ·said the m ain is· '' ll' IO till' flt:-.pUtl' IS I cat•ht•n, d··m and ror binding arb1lrat1on 111 .ill 1·mploy1•1· gn1•\ etn<'l'S. ·Tlwv "111 bl· out on the p1ckd 11111· unlll .June 1r llwy think thl·y \\ 11 t•\er j.;el lnnding arb1tra 11011.·· Mrs. Wcssa said. TP.1chl·rs ;in• &ibo d1·mandtrrg <• , , , l' IH.'ITt·nt pa y hike ror lht• 1!178 79 M·hool yl·ur anlrn il ar pay hike for 1971HIO. Mrs. Wessu said the pay hikes \.\Oulcl bl• 11lt•gal uue to a :.late lnlpOSl'cl '>:.il 41ry frCl'Zl'. M.1n v kt1t·hers an• a lso up in &.1rmi. bN·aui.l• they clu1m th<·. Sl'hool hoard ii. nol maintaining i.nmt• conlr:l<'t daui.cs that ap Pl'Jl'l'tl in l;1.,t y1·ar's agn•cment Tt•a d1t•ri. ha\ t· hl'l'n \\orking \\It lwut ;1 1·ontrat'l sincl' July 1 l!l7M 01·sp1tt• pouring r ai n this morning, about 40 teat·hcr:. p11·l..l·lt'cl W1·~t Orang<• Count\ high :.t·hoof!. in ll unt1n ~ton lh•a t·h. Fountain Valley and \.V(::.lm1nslt'r Huntington Rt•ach police re 1mrl1•cl that somt: 1mrcnls hav<· 1·ompla1m'lapping "s1·;,ih '' humpl'r i.I 11:1..l•rs on their autos as thcv 1lropp1-d th1·1r youngsters off rc;r '>l'huol Pullet• m Fountain Valley and Wl•s tminsh·r have boost ed J)atrols around lhl' homes or :-1·h11ol buatd members No o;u:.p<:l'ls have been e1rrest i•d in <·onnc d1on with the -.m<i<;hinf.! of the s t·hool boa rtl P r l' s i d t' n t · s ;1 u lo w i n cl ow Wedm·sday night or Thursd;n morning. 1r1 front of her Fountmn \'a 11 t• y honw Probe Asked SAN FH/\NCISCO (AP l Sen Alan Cran:.ton said Thur:. duy that ht• hal-> called for tm in H·sltg.altun of rl•ports thul foster 1 l11ltln·n w1·n · platt·d undl!r Ow >:utclanct: of the l'1'<>1>les Templt'. who.,e hPud . Jim J ont.'s , lt•tl morl' than 000 persons lo their dt• ath!> in Guyuna OAANQE COAST HI DAILY PILOT '"" Ott1NJlll'fo.ot\t 0..1-. p, ... wttPtWftl "' tOf" :1·~~.~ ~~N~ Pt M\ I\ P,\J4)41,n.id "'IN Of~;i.. nocomo."' ~, .. ,, l"d•tiM· ·''" "'"''""''~" Mondh ttw~ ,,.,, •• ,.,, ft ... ~· "' H•·wf)tn '"-"',, Hu,.tinQtun t~Mn '~ fA•f'IV11tllfly hw.,_. l•~ ... M" "lcNf"(.,.,..f la if~'11f' PrQ~..,.lf•M P.,.Ofl~\ .. hit...._y,_."9t ~ ,.,.,, '""'.,. ~ ,,,., fKH)il•\hl~ fl4i1N"li ., fllf JJO 'ill?•"•'"''"" ''"'••~w <•H•'"'-•-.a "_ .... _ p, ........... "'_'_ JK-11 C...... \/•c • p,,,t()tn1 •net G>onM• MtlMJ1ll• ~·~M , .. , .. "::~~..:.-r.:- C"•••n ~ I.ff\ lll<Mfil,. ... ~ A\\t\t•"t ,_.."4"'"41 tAMIOr\ "-....... Vil ... <>•-ce..ntf r.i ..... Hvl'ltlno!Ol'I ..... 01ftoe •ltlflMK .. __ M<oill"'! 4ttl"'" .. 0 -"° ._ Ofllc•• l .. ,,,,. .... ," t1~~, .... ,.\t, .. ' c .. ,. -UOW.OI .. , \<• ... 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Effort. lo d1 um up local aup JX>r't tor a t 11t• r·o1lt11lllulloual 11mtn<1mt·nt thut -would J,1ruhlb l h>rct.•d l>u Ina of 11rhool r htldrt'n in ( • ot1torn111 ~ .. re• nunounn-d to 1l.1 y b} St all' ~·n Al.in Hohh1ru; 0 Vun N~v:1 · In a pn•1111 t·onftlr(mre thl" mm nina Hohh1rui 1nv1tl'd local JMrl·nt" to a $10 11..r family rally Jun 2fl 11t Orun.it> County 1-'ulr Iii 1 ou nd" tn ('o:-il u M t'Mt Prot't'l.'<l\ from tht> rally will be u:.cc--<l to trnnsport purcnlb to ~itt·ramt.>nto tr) Fc•bnmry wh~n HobbinK fl i.:urt.'s h111 proi1<>secl .imt•ntlnwnt ~ 111 t>t' dt•but~ l)n th1• s tall' A,st-mhly floor · I f J P 11 r o v c ti b y t. h t• l.t·~1~l.itu11• th1.• unu•nllm ... nt hkcly \\OUld be placed before California \olers in 1980 Among speaker11 scheduled for tlw 7 30 pm rally Jan. 26 arc st al e Sen J ohn Sl'hm1tz. R· ~ewport Beach : Assemblymun Ot•nnls Manae rs. O·l luntln2ton Beach. and Assemblymun Ross Johnson. R·La Habra. Other speakers expected are Paul Clark of the San Fernando v.alley·based Bus Stop and Bob- bie Fiedler , a Los Angelet> Unified $chool District trustee. AERIA~ Vie: ?F. THE 350-ACRE ESTATE IN PALM SPRINGS WHERE SHAH'S FAMILY tS~Lj~~G ran u •r • Mother and Sister Gueata of Former Ambeaaedor Watter Annenberg The Robbins a m end m ent parallels a similar bill he in· tr<?du ce d in the 1977-78 legis lature. Rela!ives of Shah Oil Work Flee .to Desert Home Resumes Robbins said today he believes the new measure has a better chance of passinf: in this session b eca use of th e proposed "me tropolitan plan.. of busing that would involve all but three Orange County school districts Robbins suid vi rtually the en· lire Ori:-n~e County legislative dl'll'gat1on backs the 'a m c ncl - ml·nt "hilt• littlt' inkrcst wus s hown locally when thl' busm& 1s~ue ;.applied only to the Los Ange lei. S<'hOOI district · ··Bus ing ha!. been a failure in th(' Los Angeles bt·hool district as evl'ryonc knows.·· Robbins s aid "Si n<•e Los 1\ngt.'les has bct.•n a r;ulurc they tt11nk thcy l"<tn. do J better job by expanding husing lo Orange County." Hohbins' .1mcndmcnt set.'ks lo prohibit Judges from ordering fort'cd busing m all cai.cs exct.•t>t whe!1 children of some ethmt· origins are prohibited from al· tending their ne ig h borhood sd19ols becawie of race. .In effect. the proposed con- s l1tut1o nal a mendment would prohibit th<' type of forced bus· mg undertaken in Los Angcll'S and now prOJlOScd in the ex- paJldcd metropolitan plan. Robbins ::.aid the amendm<•nt als~ would prohibit intcr·dt8tnct hus ing. hut would 1>ermit volun- tary busing of st'hool students. Do1maReed leaves Coast For Oklalwma Al'tress Donna Recd has an· nounced she is giving up her hom~ in Corona de! M<1r and moving to Tulsa. Okla .• becau!>l' her hus ba nd has taken a job there'. Miss Reed's hushancl , Grover A~mus. an executive e ngineer. will work for the Williums Brothers Company Thl' actn•ss. who hostCd her own telev1Mon show for eight years. spent most of Decemlwr fll m inu an N RC mov 1e r 11ll1•d "The Bc•st Plat.·<: to Bl' " ~ht! Hald >1he hvucl out of u l,1111 /\n1wle11 hott•I whll" t1 lm1nw 111111 ha1m 't l!f'1•n 111 Coronu 11111 M 11r M1w1• NcJvt•mlw·r M l11H Ht•ttd Haiti 11111• ltt 1·11ri 1•111 ly lookin.c h11' ll hou"r 11r 11 1·1111 dom 1111um in 'f'ulttu Mom of 3 Slain llAltHOlt C'ITV IAl'I l.1111111 A V 11 lo", fO(ltlJlll' 11t th 1 1m Vlll,lll( 1·h1h.lrt•n 1111 untlt•r tlw 111&•• ,, :i, huH ht•f'n rountl eh11t Ill 1tn11t h 111 II molt· I 1 ""'" IHHI 1111111·1• 111 " 11t.•un•lll11u for 11n 11nl1l11nt lftwl m 1111 who rttHll1t111 tut with h11t ut thu motel, pollc.>•• 1111111 P .ALM SPRI~GS IAP 1 The besieged mother and sis ter of Iran 's troubled shah have found refuge in u s prawling dcsl'rl e~tate. where former Prc~11l1•nl Nixon also soug ht a haven in rt:· cent years. Queen Mother T;.idj UI Moluk a nd Pn':lcess. Cha mi arriv~ at the oasis winter reside nce of \\'.alter Anncnbt!rR Wednesday nig ht after they be<:ame the targets of <inti-shah v1olenct.' 111 Beverly Hills. Fede r a l. !>late and local authorities an.• protct llng thl• estate surrounded by a high wall and tamarlsk tree!> -s aid Annenberg. the former U.S. am- bassador to Great Britain. As~ed at_>oul security against possible vwlence by anti·shah demonstrators al Sunny lunds near Rancho Mirage. the 70· year -old publisher replied . "H they come. so be it." Annenberg served as a m bassador to Great Britain from 1969 lo 1974, and his winter home pro v i~ed seclus ion for Nixon foll~w1n~ the former president's res1gnat1on in 1974. ·:when the governme nt of the United States offers she ller lo tho~e seeking protection from rad1c:i1 extremists, the citizens of .this ~ountry should resP,Ond affirmatively if necessary, · he said The 90·ycar -old m other or Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ~as flown to Los An~cles from n ot·swepl Iran last weekend, re· portedly to seek medical atten· lion She was at the Beverly Hills home of her daughter, Princess Cha ms. on Tuesday when about 500 ~rotcst.crs including many Iranian s tudents attending U .S. colleges rushed the house. De m onstrators broke windows an~ set fire lo cars before being driven back by police using tear gas and fire host'S. f"ro111 Page Al RAIN ••. The storm Jeft some p1r tur c1u1uc wlntcr iwencr In Its wakl• with lht• :l.000. foot isnow level lt!11v lng Saddh•hnt'k Mountuln lt>oklni.c Ilk<• It K('l 'llt' (rom II pit" l11n• 1m11ll'n rd T lw rulnfnll 11n·d1l'llo11 hy U11.' .Nutlonul Wl'tllh~r Servin· ts 5(1 i>••rt'llfll l''rlthty nll(ht, 10 por ecnt tu ncHm Rnturllaty ftnd zc•ro (<ir tilt' rllfllllilldt•r O( llll' Wt!l'kt•1lcl. M llllY Ortllltc•· {'0111tt 11kl en· 111111111111111 wt•r buHy pucklng 1 hull· uuur fl'rlclny In unltlclpo- t loll 11( II Wt•t•~llll<J Of fun On 1110111>11 tlllit W(ll't' ch.'Hcrl bed hy llwlr 111x•rulorli 1111 IMllng In peuk ronc11t Ion, Rapist Killed • SaudU Carry Out BeMading .JIDDA, Soudl l\rtthin fAP• A Saud i Arabian was beheaded publicly In Rlyodh today for rapln s~vcn women, lncludln~ n 10.ycur-old American an~ an A mcrlcun woman, u J>purcntly her mother. The scntonce w&1 c·orrlcd out In the rQPln s u APWl,.pNto HOSTS IRAN ROYAL TY Walter Annenberg . In a sta tement to the Pa lm Sprmgs Oesert Sun. Ann1•nb..>rg callNI lh<• l:lllaC'k ··outrugt·ou .. r ond ucl... Il e sa u1 lhc dl'm ?n s trato~s . th reats ugains t the s ha h s C'ldl'rly moth<.•r and his s ister in their anarc h1!>1t· drive to murder the m . enrag('(I Americans .. Seven peoplt' wen• arrestC'd and abo1:1t .40 Wl're m1 ured wlwn a .u t h o r 1 t 1 e s b r 0 k e u p t h l' violence. which e rupted aflc'r :an orderly protPst m &irch through Beverly Hills by a group of about 2.000. llam1d Parc ham. 26, and Saul Parcham, 2.'J. pleaded innocent Thurs day in Bt>v e rly Hiiis Municipal Court lo one count ea.ch of fe lony vundahsm and misde m eanor rioting The two arc accused of help- ing to overturn and burn a rai r ented by the s hah ·s fam1 h In Iran TEHRAN. Iran •AP 1 011 industr y :-.ourcci; •.-11d !>lnl..1ni. pt•trole um worker'> b«~an n turning to their Jobs tod;n <tP parcntly hl1Cd inJ! lht-<'311 of tht· ant1 ·shah rchg1ou). nppo~1l1on (o produce <'nough ml lo :.<tH· tht- lran1an t•ton<imy l rnm c:ollapM· Palace s oun·er reported meanwhile. that lht: embattled Shah Mohammed Rc•ia Pahlavi returned to Tehran l•y helicopte r from the nearb~ s ki rei.ort of J a- Jroud. wherl' he had gone Thurs· day for a br11•f vac•ut1on F:m press Farah and thl01r t·h1ldrcn ac~ompanw<l thl' monarrh . Sha hJ>()ur Hakhtwr. thl• shah's cho1c-~ for primt• min1s1t•r. "a:. rt.'<Jdymg his proposc•cl <·1v1han cabtnl'l for pres<•ntat1on to the monarch this weekend and later to the Pa rham<'nt Since the latest round or anti- s~ah strikes be~an last month. 0 11 produC'tion has plumm eted from s ix million barrels u da~ to 25-0.000 barrels or less Industry sour~es s ay it takes 900.000 bar· rds to meet Iran's dome:,t1c need s alone, and because of shortages the military· led f?Ov· ernment ordered fue l r ationing last w~k. An oil-industry source. who a~ked not lo be named. said that with ~he return of som e strikers the first _shipments of kerosene and heating oil are expected to r~ac h Tehrun on' Saturday Figures on total production for the day were unavailable Re.fineries in Aba<la n and Tnhnz resum~d hmill'cl produc t1on today but tho:-.c in Shiraz '.Jn<I Te hran r<'mainecl s hut pend· ing ct <l.N·1:.1on b) .. t riking workers Saturdav Ayatullah Kho m a 1n 1 •rt: Moslem rchglous leader who 1~ the s ymbol of t he a nti.shah mov<'mt•nt. calll·d Wcdnesd:J\ for I.ht' workt•rs to produr<' r·nouJ,?h lut.•l to ease the burdl·n on the P<.>o· pi e DEN'S tlrituih Prime Minister J ames Callagha n. 1n oulllning the Chinese trade picture to Carter a nd the others. e mphasized the s ale of powe r-generating and othe.r indu~trial equipment to Peking. aid the sources who a sked not to be 1dent1f1ed. But Callaghan a lso said he seeks a "bala nced trade rela · l10~!.h1p .. with China. a stron~ 1nd1cat1on Bn tam will approve sale of Ill Har ner vertlcul take· off fi ghters in defiance or Soviet warnings that s ur n sale!> would dama~e East Wt•st relations. Carter. Callagahan. French Pre sident Valt•ry Giscard d 'Es· t ;ung and West German Chan l'l•llor Helmut St:hmidt met this morning 1r1 a'thatc·hed-roof open P• v1hon overlooking the -;ca. un- derlining the info rmal natun • of this Western s ummit. The t:tgen· da wai. l'Xpt•c•ll'd to be <lo m1nat t•d b~ China ;.rnd Wc!.lt'rn Sl'<'Urt· ty •s~uei.. ind111.J1ng the fu tun• of Iran a nd 1ls <>11 n •sources Car ter and West G e rman Ch a n t·ellor Helmut Sc•hmidt were the· litst to arrive. walking IOlo(f'lht•r Thi' Pl'l''oltlt•nt Wa'> lll' lt''>l> 1r1 a wh111· short '>h'l'\'C' shirt lucks and de:.t:rt hoots f'"renth P n •,adc•nt Vall•r v GIM'<Hd cl'Estaing. who hke thl' others spurnl'd nt•c kt1es for t ht• or<·a!>tOn. had a -;mall sturk of bntf1ng hooks 1n front of him ai. tht· quartl't '>al clown around a :.mall c1n·ula1 tt1hlc "I Sl'C you've t•ome Wl'll pre µ.ired." Cartt:r noll'd l'ione of lhe other leaders had a,ny papen; with him Li S officials· said the four m1~h t hold m ost of the i r s.css1ons. wha·h w1 II cont'ludc Saturd<iy. without adviser:,, at their s ide!>. The 3J!l'nda tor the two day!. or d1 :oscuss1on:-was worked out Thur day m~ht while Carter and his wife. Rosalynn . :.pent a re- luxed. convivial C \ enmg over an e la borate Frent h me al w ith Callaghan, S<:hm1dt. the ir host . G1scard and their wives. Elvi,s' Home Up for Sale PALM S PRIN<iS 1AP1 · Elvi s Pre!>le y·s Spanish-style desert e.;tatc 1s being offered for sale at $45-0.000. a real estate firm says The lat<• singer bought the bl)ml' in 1972. us1n~ it dunnl! h1~ frt•11m·nt 1 rip., to Palm Springs. Eh Bin:r :.aid Thursdt1\. Rir<:r ... firm. Eli Bircr and A'>SOt 1<lll''>. 1s han dhnJ! I hl' sail' of tht• I 75 . acre t.·!>la lc. which mclude!> five bedroom-.. seven haths. ;i music room. sauna ;i nd <,team room . pool. :nt·uu.1. double l'ar ga rage and largt' park1nl! ar ea of the: capltal lmmcdlulcly ufter the noon praye~s are An officlol statement said Khaled Abdullah al Suwalh was convicted of seven separate charges of rnpe und burglary In o thrco.yearperlod since \975. The atotcmertt 1Uld Suwolh broke Into houses after making ure the men were out. He then tied fmd raped the women and looted the houses up t BEldeti the Americans. the rape victims were ' : iiisiillitioii: ·custom draperies finoleuin •wood floor wo .~Eni:rtishwomen, one Saudi, one Lebanese and o~.,ordanlan. . Pt10NE 6'6 .t838 -6-'6·2355 \ c I l t . J t 3 e 1r 1t. :\• Ii \. IC II· n· ne l's l3l as tr· mr :go .he •m· and ties I Irvine Your 80111 tow n Dally NewHpaper VOL. 72, NO. S, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, J ANUARY S, 1979 TEN CENTS Tests ShoW 727's Takeoff 'Not Noisier'' By IOAN F. R•;\' OU>S Of -CMlly ...... \Ult Tht1 two "4.~·1111.t T:.'7 Jt•b nown lolo uod "ut of Orcmk ~nt' i\lqwrt !CO fur art• provln.: the• ronlt-11hon ot flu.chi'-. A1nw"' of fk1a ls ttu1t lh<• b11( Jt•l:-. .irt• oo no111wr thu11 thl• l>< ·Uh lht• ;urhrw U!'le8 Th« tt•i.t or lhc lhrcti t•nalnt> JN!i Wj!'I lmmd\ed Dt.!t: 15 um1d PfOll'titS r1 om Ncw~ort Bt>lll'h homeownl·I ~. who want !.U~tun t1al 1urport nol rfdu<'llon11 and ut thl• t1mt• l'lnlmt'ft thc-72711 v.ould ooh mrrt'UM! thu '"°'"l' pr blt•m llowtv~r. unorrtrlal rr ulh how -th~ l27a hav o 't btll'n 1w1 l~r Ont• l'Ounty offil'lul said '>Omt' of lht• d i.t a from c·ounty nollic' moo1tor1 howe that, 1ct tlmt> , the lurRt•r pl11n «1 huK bN•n qu1C"ll'r than c1th4lr the D<' !AA tar tht-"6elne 73la flown b) Aue <.:al!fomlu Make Nine Wislaes In addition, records kept in the olroorl'» noiae ubutcmcnt office h'u11raLct n d rime to th<r numb<!r' or lt•lt'l)hone complulnlH or ques· lions obout the 73711ln<'t' thto mlllal du)'• oftth: h.'tit lJ ndt-r u plun upprovl.'d by Oran~t· County Su(.INvlsor11, thl' U5· puh~nal'r Jl'l11 art' bt'in~ nown U\C.O th~ airport twu.·e a dny. After Jam 15. eounty orf1t>lah ,.,..II evaluatt? thl! preliminary These Blue birds . the Tawa Club of lrviae·s Greentree School second grade, arc the Bluebirds of Happiness for Mrs. Zora Pounrts of Irvine, whom they adopt· <'ll as honorary "grandma." Helping her <'elebrale her 75th birthday Wednesday arc, from le ft. Mich<-lle McBrccn. Jennifer Walters, Sara Schroeder .· Anne Crowley. Jeanjne Lucas. Kem Atherly. Kari Dig· ~ins and Carne Hrshop. Girls also have Mrs. Pounds to the it· meetings. san~ carols at her home at Christmas. and plan Valentine's Day and Mother 's Day outm~s with her. Rain Dumped on Coast Wi™" Cloudiness Forecast for Weekend A PaC'lfll· storm wh1t>h left hchind nN1rly an inch of rctin us 1t s wept m <·r Oran~e County writ leavt• C'loudy cond1t1ons in 1ls wak<' <Js 1t disintegrate!'. Satur- dav. N<1llonal Weather Service for ct' aslt!rs prcchct. Denny suid. "We've already got mol"C than half of our normal season's rainfall in both year!. a nd there's a long wuy lo ~o yet " The rain appeared lo have had little effect on essential services and traffic c·ond1t1ons in Orange County. • Flooding appeared to be non· exi stent and the Culiforn1C1 * * * Hig hway Patrol and traffic of· ficcrs in contacted commun1lll's sa id lraffit' was moving norm;1I· ly on all streets and highways The storm left some oictur-esquc winter scenes in its wake with the 3.000-foot s now level leaving Saddlebat'k Mountain looking hke a SCl'nC rrom a pie: turt' postcarct. * * * And b) lhl' time the Los An.,:cles Rams anc.I the Dnllas Cowhovs take the field al the Col1 Sl'U m Su nd ay , the weatherman i-;;,iys post -storm c:ond1tions will have 1mproH.'<J to the point that the sun will hrcak through the <'loud cover from time to tutw Hut it wall be cool, forecasters warn. Jl1~hs during the weekend wi ll be in thc low 6()s with a low of about 50 on both dayi.. Snow Clogs Roads North of LA Area They predict that winds will pick up during the weeke~d w1lh brisk gusts of up to 15 mile~ an hour hilting the Orange Coast from the southeast Showers which appearcd to hit their peak in lhe early morning hours today kept the 1979 rain t;,ibles al a level with prec1µ1t;,i- tion st allsllC's ret>ordcd al this lime a year ago. Hunlin~ton Beuch r ainfa ll a nalyst J . Shl•rm <.in Denny said his ~·rn~e showt•d th at 5.90 inches of rain had fallen in the t urrent S<'ason JUSt .38 inch~ less than the total he recordc.'CI at this point in 1978. "And thal·s pretty good," LOS ANGELES t AP I - Heavy snow within 35 miles of downtown Los AnJ;?eles stalled traffic on major highways leav- ing the city and ~ave hundn.'Cls of <lclightc.>d s chool t>h ildren in outlying areas an unexpected holiday today after a vigorous Pat'ific s torm moved Into Southern California. "The only way to go north oul of Los Angeles is by Highway 101 alon~ the coast unless you want lo drive to Sa n B e rnardino." California Highway Patrol officer Monty Keifer said today. Catering Truck Driver Wounded A hot.food catering lrucll driver was shot in the race with a pellet and $450 taken from him by a bandit wearing a ski mask Thursday in Irvine. Police said Costa Panagltoo or Stea was treated by poramedics tor a punctured lower Up and gum injuries after he reported being robbed near SPJ Inc at 1~ Kalter Av~,al about 6:45/.m. Panagltou tot lnvestiaators hla assailant demanded money. then shot him in•.the lower jaw w\th a pellet. gun when h<' apparently moved too alowly and snatched the blll1 from the victim's left hand. Snow that meas ured four inches in some places closed thl' Angeles Crest Highway about fl Vl' miles west of Big Pines. 35 miles nortneasc of downtown 1Jos Angeles. said CHP officer Kl'n Schultheis. Interstate s .. the ma10 northern artery to San Fran cisco. was closed between Castaic and Whea ler Ridge. some so miles north or Los Angeles, he said. Snow. which crept below th .. 3,000-foot. level in the m ountains, made c hains mandatory for travel on the m ain road to Las Vegas -Interstate 15 -"from Cajon Pass a11 the way to the Nevada swte line" in the high desert. said Lance Stalker of the state Department of TranspQrta- llo". 1 -He said 11now was falling all alonjl the route.and w.aa heavy in the Viclorville·Bar11tow area. Brad Grtmn at KWTC Radio in Barstow said, "We're all ex· cited. When I looked oul my win· dow this morning. I just about arabbed my skis ... On lhe Antelope Valley Freeway. Jwtl north of the Los Anieles area. she Inches or snow had f alien wtth predlctJona or fOIOr more. Chains were required north or Santiago Hlihwlly near Escondido Summit and south rrom Palmdale Boulevard. _ P~itoll.Jl~.Lbe man.Jledon.fooL Ofrlclah told U. l~ the c ity's Ont ~port of a robbery Involving a rood caterer. -t= -~ lnoW"rurMd to rai Us Anttles where the storm played bavoc with snominl tratflc. • rlndlngs or the test to decide If it tibould be concluded or U It can be continued. In maklng the lest proposal, A1rwesl offa e1als o riginally axked ror up to six months for evaluating the noise impact of the Jet Airwest wants to substitute the 727 for the DC-9s as a means of ga ini n~ t'X tra passenger capacity without mt>reaslng the number of nights at the county airport. The 727s carry about 50 more passengers than the DC·9s. The airline, through Its lease agree· ment with the county Is limited to slightly less than 14 nlghls per day on a monthly average. The initial phone caUs to the noise abatement office made after the test was launched Dec. 15. were. exclusively from Newport Beach and Upper Bay area residents. many or whom cull the office with regular com· plaints Those calls have nearly disap- peared from the tog and In fact, there was even a telephoned compliment from one uniden· t1fied resident who jw1t wanted to let airport officials know h<' listened especially for the 727 and found "It wasn't so bad.'' It's a view grudgingly shared by one airport noise foe, Dan !See NOISE, Page AZ> U.S. Sues Nine Oil Companies WASlllNGTON <AP 1 Thl' EnNJ!Y and .Juslil'(' dc1>artmcnt~ sued nine m aJor otl l'Ompames in U.S . District Court today. al' cusing them of ovcrt•h ar ge!. totaling more than $1 brlhon and asking refunds plus interest and pcnaltil'S. En t'rgy Qcpu r lm e nt sp<>kesman Jaml'S Bii.hop i.a.id rt was th<' clepurtmt•nt's largest en· forcemenl :.ic·t1on. bringing to :.ibout S2.2 b1lhon tht' total in· volved in s ut>h actron which l>l'gan in St:pleml'>cr 1977 Rally Set In Busing Issue By KATHY CLANCY 01 t1w Dally l"llOt Sl<lll Efforts to drum up local s up- port tor a state constitutional amendment that would p~hJblt forced busing or school children in California were annount>ed to- day by State Sen. Alan Robbins, 0 -Van Nuys. rn 8 press confe rence this m orning. Robbins invited IOt'al pare nts to a $10 P<?r family rally Jan. 26 at Orange County Fa1r- ~rounds m Cost u Mesa. P rot>eeds from the rally will be used to lt'ansport parents to Sat>rnmento in February when Robbins figure~ h1~ proposed amendment will be debated on the s late Assembly noor If approved by th l' Legis lature . the amendment likely would l>t' plaC'C'd before California voters in 1980. Among s peakers S('hedulcd ror the 7 .30 pm. rally Jan. 26 arc state Sen. J ohn Sthmitz, R- Ncwport Beach: Assemblyman 0 ('nnis ManRers. D·Huntinli?ton Beach. and Assemblyman Ross .Johnson. R La Habra Other speakers expected arc Paul Clark of the San Fernando (See RALLY, P4ge A2> SlJPE~'S ROOTS JllEWED Supc•rman 1~ th<' latest t ra:w. now that the movie has givl!n re· birth to the Man of Steel. But ht• had his bc1:innings 1n an Ac•tion eom1C' hook . and that firs t issue, along with othe r com· ll'S , toys. und m cmornbil1 a, will be on d1spluy lhrouJ;:h Saturday al the American Com1t' Book Company 10 full l·rton St't' ,. .. eatunng. Pai.te 82 The departml'nt curlwr al legt'd S316 m11l1 on 1n o\'l'r charges by Exxon, the world'" largest pe troleum t'ompany This was mclurted 1n the S930 mtll1on clu1ml'd 1n today's 1<1w s u1t as lhl' department sou~hl to have the Exxon casl' t'ons1dcred together with e ight new ones. Tht· remain1n1Z $614 million was charged against Mobil. Tex aco. /\mO('O, Shell. Phillips. G ulr. Atlantic Ric hfie ld. and Cities Service, all laq~e oil and gas producing companies. In Houston, an Exxon USA ex· l' t' u t 1 v e s a i d t h c com pa n y believes "all our pricing actions have been in compliance with the regulations. ··Exxon has been lryin~ to rl'· solve both administratively and in the courts differences in in- 1 erprelation or the regulations for pricing natural gas liquids ," Senior V1t'c Pres ident O .L. Luper said. "Jn fact, the com- pany initiated the court action cSee OIL, Page A?> Rapist KU_led S audis Carry Out Beheading .JIDDA. Saudi Arabia 1APl A Saudi Arabian 1 was be headed publicly in Riyadh today fo_r raping seve n women. including a lO·year-old American and an American woman, apparently her mother . The sentence was-<"arried out in the main square of the <;apilal immedi~tcly after the noon prayers. • An oCCicia.J stalelJ'~t\t sdi<j Khaled Abdullah al Suwa1h was con v{cte<J oC seven separate c harges of rape and burglary ma three-year period since 1975. The statement said Suwaih hroke into houses <.tfter making sure the men we re out. He then tied up a nd raped the women a nd looted the houses. Besides the Americans. the rape victims we re two Englishwomen, one Saudi. one Lebanese and one J ordanian. Couple File Suit Over Tree Length A Harbor V1cw ll1lls coupll• have riled suit m OranJ!e Count~ Supe rior Court 1n efforts lo forn • a ncighbori.ng couple to either trim their pine tree by 10 feet or pay $200,000 in property damages. Denms W. and Carolyn ! .. H arwood . 729 Ha rbor V1t'w Drive, contend in the suit the trees on the property of George T a nd Katherine V. Flaherty, 920 Goldenrod Ave . block lheir- v1ew of NewPOrt Harbor. Flaherty said today he hudn't yet been notified of the suit and coulctn•t t'om menl on it. The Harwood& contend lht• value of surrounding homes 1s S:\50.000 to $400.000 and th<.1l lht• presence or the pint• trees hu!. d1mtn1shed the value of their home by $200,000. Jn the ir <'o mpla 1nt. t h e llarwoods ullege past reque:.l:. that thl' Flahert.vs trim the trees ha VI! gone unhcl'ded In <Jdcht1on, lhc.v rnntc nd thl' Harbor View llllls Community i\ssocaation has asked that tht' trees be trimmed The H;1rwoods eonte nd the trees violate the community :J1'· s ociat1on·s ru){•s because they l'XCet>d tht• height of the Flaher- ty home and lht' assot>ialion's Architectural Committee has not approved the ta ller trees. Harwood as an attorney and a former president of the Newport Harbor Arca Cha mber of Com- merce. The Flahe rtys o pe rate a clothing store, llappines::. Is a New Rag, in Corona d~ Mnr. Co ast Mormon Church OK'd in Irvine We ather Chance of rain nearly 30 percent tonight and 10 per· cent Saturday. Variable c loudiness Saturday with higtfs in upper 50s and low 60s. Lows tonight nea~ 50. Ir vi n e plann1n 1l com· mlssionens approve d • eondi· lional use permit Thursday night authorizing construction of a Mormon church in Woodbr\dge ond okayed a municipal plan to extend the l'lvic center. The Church <lf Jesus Christ or Latter·day Saints Is proposed for property of( Lake Street next to t~e San Diego Creek. Tht planned sl nale·story e hurch 11 to contain 45,000 Quar~feet of p ct The civic centei; ii1tr>t1nslon -plan 11 (or additional warthouse and police deportment omce 11pace tn an cxl11tinf( building e at.of lho exl.sUna Clty Ha.II. at , • •'4.f Jamboret' Boul evard anrt McGaw Avenue. The new spa<'l'. about 12.500 square feet, ls proposed to house lhe department's over now a fter closing a satellite office in the University Town Center area which housed traffic and crime p.-eventlon groups. The exparuilon building as well tUJ Ufe City Hall 2'tructur.e are leased faclllti~ ortglnally bullt as Industrial warehouses. In other action Thursday ptaht, commissioners approved a 1l1ntng program proposed by Verde Developm nl to idtnilly th~ Northwood Plaia. betw~n th~ Santa Ana Fr eway and Trabuco ROllCI. ...... ' INSIDE TODA 't' To /ind out why a huaf white tent Lt AO importan' in .. The Contractor" uJ Sotdh Coate tu:pertory Theater. spe Page Cl. .. _,.. , .. J .. • . 1 . Al OAll.V PILOT Fmiex. ~nuary a. H>711 Susp~t Seized in· Airport Explosion l nlne poUce arr 1\cd • former Conb'Ol Compon,enta Inc. trainee al hh~ home In Orangt< Thur Kday on u•pH·1un or launchtna ballooru. that t•xploded 1n un Orangl' <'ounl' Au port flight ~th lnvHtiaalo"' 1uud warrant. hove bt>t>n 1 ued for two olh 1 liUJl>vt·b folio" lQM thl' laun1·h1na,: Dana Man Arrested In Heist Ornn.:u County Sht>riff'~ m Vl'llllgator:. ~•nd l''Ol lll(t!lllJ, UI rtsh:d u 2!l-~car old l>anu Point man Thurtsdu> in l'ullOl't flnn with u i.av1n~~ aud lo.an robbt•1" Tul·11day lo tho ~'·u:.11.k uim munlty Lt lt1d1..1rd l>r..akl' 111 \ht• :. h l' r 1 (( · s th· p ;i rt m '-' n l :. .i 111 Jtol:.iml Urut•t• < 'lt•111lt•1un~ ~ .t:. a l'I t•sll'd latl' Thur:.thty after· noon on the 1400 block of S Svcamorc Street in SantiJ Ana fi e o ffered n o rt•s 1s tJnn'. :1uthorihl'S :-:11d PolH·c <Hl' ... till ~<.·1•l-.11ii.: another man 1n lht> robbN~ .it Prov 1dcnt S:n 1 n~s a ncl l.0.111. '.\4 155 Coast Highwuy Two m1·11 t•ntt:!red th<' savrngs and lmin :.hortly alt~r 2 p m . Tuesday :rnd herded employ('l'l> in to :t 1e;11 room. Tht• two m<.111 U!>t•tl .1 red, wh1ll· and blue prllow l'ase to t·arry 11111 the contents of eai,h drawttr~ 111 the savings and loan offiee. Thl· men wen.~ armed with a l>hotgu11 and a small pistol. The) nt.'pcl'l \\<JS dl'scribed m; about 35 ye<an, uld with a stocky build . collar ll·ogth brown hair and a Fu Manchu moustache lie wal> wearing <• stocking mask. Sheriff's inves tigators sar<I Chmden.ing was Sl'hcdulcd lo h<' arraigned today before US Magistrate Arthur Jlradley on b~ink roubl'ry charges. I le is I~· ing held 111 o"r::ingc County Jail. f'ro• PGf1e A I RALLY .•. Valh?y-bas(•d Bus Stop and Hoh bie Fiedler, a Los AnJ,!eles Unified Sehool District trustee The Robbins a me ndment parallels a similar bill he tn· trod u c cd in thl• 1977 ·78 legislature. Robbins said today he believes the new measure has a better l'hanl'e of passing in this session beca use of the proposed "metropolitan plan" of bul>i ng that would involve all but three Orilnge County school districts Robbins said virtually the en· tare Orani:tc County lcgisltitl\e de legation backs the amend· mcnt while little interest wus s hown lo(·ally when the busing issue applied only to the Los Angeles school district. "Busin~ has bel'n a failurt· in the Los j\ngcles school distrret as ever yone knows," Robbins said. "Since Los Angeles has IJccn a failure they think lhl'Y can d o a better job by expanding busing to Orange County." Robbins' amendment seeks lo proh ibit judges from ordering forced businA in all cases except whcn ehrldren of som<' e thni<· origins art• prohibited from at tending their neig h borhood schools because or race. In effect , the proposed con stitutionul amendment would prohibit the type or forced bus· 1ng undertaken in Los An~l'll's and now propost•d in the ex- panded m e\ropolitan plan. Robbins said the amendm ent also would prohibit mter-d1str1C't busing. but would permit volun tary busing of school students. OflANOE COAST DAILY PILOT fM Of•~(°""• ~·•w Poot *'''""'"te"" tu om flf~ ,,...,. ,.,,...., P,.ftt. ;, Puttfi\"'f'd bf' IM0r""Cr (CN'I P~l\~"9(0fftP.M., 5't~'At••ctu1M'\_.f'. pubfhMd MoM•• th'OUOf't Fri<Mv ,ft, Cnu• M•'I<' WpwJ1U<1 l\ellCh """"nqt"" llo>11<h ~ l(t1t'l V•ll•• INltlrl ~~" ~fl'ft0t't A "'"O•t" r•o~• fChttt>ft ''CMbl''hNI ~tuttl•t' ..nn ·~-y\ JM prtfll(lp.tl "'*1fftltl"9 S'fMtf f A, 1)0 Wfl\t 9•y Strttt (Olt• MH4 C•llfotn1•t).,_. lt-11-p, .. "'-"' __ ,_ ,.011 ~ v,.•Pr-ftl•ftfO--••~ T-••IC-• *'"''"' ,.,._,,.__... llUMQl"ll £dUQt °"''"" '---· .. " """"'"' ~-·,.,.uion T~e('N4)MM321 Qauftled Adnrtttlftg M2>517' or .three l o flvc ti nmtmode b1ll0ons cart)'ln lncu1duu') de· vlret belW8n Dee. 7 ind H o"u the Ctt)' ot lrvtM Arr I t d Tburad1y WU T1m<>thy Jo t·ph flo1><'h1.tn, 26 lh• Wdl h •ld U) Orana Count} jml on tu m•Mit>m 111'\0f' <'her • or l\OUC'llntt dl•t.tl UC'hH• d \ ltl '• 1unrhrnai 11l1r 1t m1.1l<'r& I within 111 the Bag the pttlmllfr or an ulrport und from Control Compoo•nt.a, a&e'1 vlolaUna . ''"'' apln i acndln& Moln St. lrvlne. u lh• retult ot namlna devlc lnto an air oor· police 1nv.U,.t1on1, a depart· riclor "'enl .,...._. uld thl• mom· Ropehan'1 bill WH eet tt ln1 SI ,500 f( \.'onvktcd, he could On Dec. 1'. Terry Huff. 26. or f11N• n )'l'Ur In Jall plus flnc11. In· Cotta Meta wu burned In a aas ve t11talOl'l ll•id explo1lon in the plant'• X·r•Y l\0 11ch n and three othl'r room. lnve tlaators said that l' m ploy t•\•11 wL•rt• fl :..r":..:'d:_.:":..:' ll;.;r..;.11;.;;e.;.r_·_l...;I g:..h_t_e_r ·_th_n_n_._ai_· r...;a::.uc __ a_. _ln_r_1_u_di_na_ " 1'·)' t;ormun. aqualit· d1rl'tlor ut lhL· Or.1ngL· <.:ua->l YMCA m•ar l'ppt·r NL''\ port Huv. <:hL•<:ks out "\H•uther doml-' .. thi.lt h:.i:-. bt .. ~·n s<:I up around th<.· Y's sw1mm111 g pool Tlw inflalahle donw 24 feet high. 90 feet long and 60 feet wide is des igned to prOlt!C:t swimmers-from the t!le ments during lhL·1 r workouts. YMCA offi cials plan to mil' it during the rainy season e<.1c:h year It came in hundy today. Shah Kin Flee to Desert Mom, Sister Staying Near Palm Springs PALM SPHINGS 1i\J>1 Tlw lw:-1egC'd mother ;m d srstc•r ol lr;.111 's trouuled shah huvt-found relu~e in a sprawling dt•sert t:l>tutc, where• former Pre:-1dcnt Nixon ulso :iought ii haven in n· n·nt vear:-(h1~·l'n Motht•r Tad 1 l 'I Moh1i.. and Prrnu•s-._ Ch ams •1rrl\ t•d .11 I ht• O<JSI:-\\ lllll'I' I C'Sldl'OC'l' qj Walt er J\nnl'lllll'rg Wt•dm·schiy n1ghl after the) hl·l'aml' thl· l<irgets of anti-shah vrolenn• 1n Bt-verly llrlll>. FedC'ral . s tate and loc:il a uthorities are proll'l'ling tht• estate surrounded by a high wall an<l lamarisk t rc.>cs sard Anncnberg. the form<'r U.S am bassudor to GrC'at Untain 1hked i.thout Sl'l'Ur1l~ ago.11nsl poss1hle 'inlent·e In anti -.hah <1emonstrator'\ at Sunn\ lanrb ne ar Raneho Mirn~c. tht• 7<1 year-old publisher n ·pht•d "If lht.•)t. tome. :-o be it." 1\nnl'nbcrg sened ::is am bai.sador to Great Hrttuin trom W69 to 1971, and his winter home provided seclusion for Nixon following the former president':-. resignation in 1974. "When the ~overnmcnt of thl' l'niled Slut<•s offl·rs !'>helter tc1 thoi.l' seeking µrotl'C'tion from radical extremists. the citizens of this country should res1xmd •1ff1rmali\cly 1f ncc·<.·ssary," he said. The 90·Vl•ar·old mother ol Shah Mohammed Rt•za Pahlavi was rlown to Lo~ Angeles from riol·swepl Iran last weekend. rt• portedly to :-.eek medical atlen ti on. :-,111.• wus ut the flen•rly llills home of her daughtt>r, Princ·t•s:- Cha ms. on Tuesday when about 500 protestcri. incluchng man-. Iranian students a ll<'ndrng U S colleges -rushed the houi.t•. From Pa9P A I NOISE ... Em ery. "Yeah. So far it's at least as quiet. if not qu1 cler," ht• l'O nccded llowcvt'r, Emory said he heheves the results are l>eing produc('(I hy the flyin~ skill of "super pilots ... "I'm not s ure rt 's provrni:: much other than perhaps pro" mg you ('an execute the noise abate ment maneuver and have rl tw efCecllve." Emory said. One of the concerns voiced by Emory <ind other airport foes. inrludin~ the Newport Rea('h Ci ty Council. was that the tests would involve flying the airl'raft h~hl, or not fully loaded The fear was thul the li~hlN plune woulrl requfre less thrust lo beco m e airborne and therefore would be quieter than u comparable plane carryln~ a ru11 load of passengers and fuel. But airport records indlcuh.> several nights have been al or ne ar th e plane 's weight capacity. Emory !laid he hu~ reserva lions about th<? U$e or Lho noise abatement takeoff Ir the 1.1lrllne wer e to use ms on ull it~ llla hts. "It's line when they've ROl super pilots 'lylna. But what happens when they put. In the pilots who ore opposed lo the maneuvt.r? ·I don't tblntrtt o sulta will be the some, '')>dWald Demonstrators brokt• windowi. and st·t fire to curs lwforc bc111g <lrl\'l'll ba('k hy pohc.·e u:-.mg lt.•ar ga~ and hrc hoi,es. In a sti.lteml•nt to the Palm Spnn~s Ocsc.•rt Sun. J\nnenherg t•a I lt•ll lht.• att~1C'k "out ragi:ou.s tonc1uct " Ile smd lhl' d1•m on'\tratnrs' thrt'al:-a ga ins t ·tht· s hah·!> c•ltll'rlv m other and l11s sister in thvlr urwn•h1siC' cl n' l' lo murder them, cnraJ.wd J\m t.•ncaru.." Seven p<.'Ople were arrested a nd about 40 were in111red when authorit ies brok e up Lhl' nolcnl'e. whlch e rupted a fter :in urdNly protest march through Beverly ll1 1li; by u group of about 2,000 llamid Parcham. 21i. and S:ud Pan·ham. 23, pleaded innoct·nt Thurs duy in Bcvt•rly llrlls Munil'ipal Court to on(• l'o1111t l'Ht:h of fl'lony vand:.rhl>m and m rsdcmt!anor riollnt! lroine Raneh Wn:verting 500Acres The I rvine Company an nouneed Thursday it 1s expand in~ its.farmland acrcaAe h) con \ Nltng 500 acres of l;md in tl1t· Irvine Ranch foothills into avocado ancl orange ~roves. The orchards w1 II be de n lopcd. through an investment o f Sl .5 million. on property be l ow the L o ma s Rid ~l'. northwest of El Toro Marln1: Corps Air Station. in county tt.!r ntorv near the e1tv of ln •im• The land is now· used ror <·uttll' gra1.ing. T1•rrar lng. cons truC'tion ol' contour drurnage channels and installation of a drip irri~ation !'\Y::,tem is schcdulccl to begin this s pring Some 300 arres will be put into avocado production, with the fl'· main in~ 200 ac·res in oraniies. The propl'fty adjoins 500 aC'rcs that were C'On\'crtt•cl to avocado orchards during 1978, a program that also cost a r eported SI .5 million. The reduction of gruzing lnnds will not affect the size of the Irvi ne Ranch cattle herd. an Irvin(• Company s pok es man said. Irvine Park WncertSet Music by Verdi. Brahms, Paganini , Telemann . Chaminade a nd others will be played und sung Sunday in a concert ut Irvine's Herihlge Park. Admission to the 3 .30 pm concert. at the recreation center In the park. off Walnut Avenue east or Culvt>r Drive. i1 $2.50 lor udults. St for senJori1 and SlU· dent.s. Local arttrlR , lncr1 udlng rlutis t Mariann~ W1lttnt:1er:·· pianist EUo Lou Weiler, vlollnJst Alda Bochkls, tenor Joseph G uudio a nd barllon e Qlno Goudlo, will perform lhe s•-Uons. • T he two ure ac<'used of help· ing to overturn and burn a car rented by the s hah 's family. They were returned to Los Angeles County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail. Th<.-queen mother and prin c·ess were shuttled from hotel to hotel in Los Angeles for protec- tron a fter lht.• incident They u r- rrved al Sunnylands on Wednes· dav Donna Reed Leaves Coast For Oklalwma Actress Donna -Reed has un· nounced s he is J!iving up her homt.• m Corona dt•I Mar and rno\'1ni.: lo Tulsa. Okla .. because her husband has taken a Job there. Mrss Rl't>d's husband. Grover Asmus. an exceut1 ve enginel'r. Wiii work ror the Williams Brothers Comrany. Th<.' actre~s. who hos ted her own television snow for ei~ht Yl.'~11·s, spt.'nt most of Oecembl•r filming an NBC movie called "The Best Place to Be " She said she lived oul of a Los Angeles hotel while filming und hasn 't heen in Corona del Mar srnce Novemher Miss Ret>d su1d s hl-' is current. h looking for a house or a con clom inium in Tulsa . hellum and aicetylel'le. arti av aUable at lbe plant. Police s Sd al lettst three ox· plodlng baUoons were spotted above the lrvlne lnduatriul Complex north or San Diego Freeway between Dec: 11 and ... The balloons. plastic trash ba~a rllloo with gati und trailing a "•lmpte" incendiary d ·vice. expJoded Jn n.mc al an 1ltltudt-or about 8!50 feet, investlgulors uld Private a11 r rurt approa<·h Orunge County Airport ut ubout that u me altitude, police said. ff a balloon had hit one or th~ aircru(t, inv('~l1gators said. ;s cru11h could have resulted. China Trading Summit Topic SA INT FRANCO I S, Guadeloupe •A P I -The Canh bean summit of Pres ident Carter and three West European leaders focused today on an am· bitious Britis h plan for up to $2 billion in trade with Chana. proh ably inc luding the s ale of British jet fighters. conference sources said. Britis h Prime Minister J ames Callagh an. In outlining the Chinese trade pr<'ture to Carter and the others. emphasized the sale or power.generating and other industrial equipme nt to P eking, said the sources who asked not lo be identirled . But Callagha n a lso said he seeks a "balanced trade rela· tionship" with China. a strong ., indication Britain will approve sale or ~ Harrier vertical lake· orr fighters in defi ance or Soviet warnings that s uch sales would d am age East.West relations. Carte r. Callagaha n. French President Valery Giscard d 'El>· laing and West German Chan. cellor Helmut Schmidt met this morning in a thatched·roor open pavilion overlooking the sea. un· de rlining the informal nature of this Western summit. The agen- da was expected lO be dominat· ed by China and Western securi· ty issues. including the future of Iran and its oil resources. Carter and West German Chanee11or He lmut Schmidt were the last to arrive. walking together. The president was tre- less in a while s hort.sleeve shirt and worl! gray slacks und desert boots. · Frenr h Presi d e nt Va ler v Gi:..n1r<1 d'E~ta1ng. who like thl• others spurned necktrt:i. for the occasion. hud a s mall stack or briefing books m front of him as the qua rtet sat down uround a small circular table. "I see you've com e well pre· pared," Carter noted. None of the other leaders hud any papers with him . U .S. officials said the four mi g ht hold mos t of the ir sessions. which will eonelude Saturday. without adv1i.ers at their sides. f'ronr Page A I OIL .•• three year:-. ago m an effort to reso lve questions surrounding the issue." He s urd alleged vrolat1ons in eluded the use of artrf1c1ally estimate d m arket prices for natural gas liquids instead of companies· actual contract ro:.ts in acquirin~ it Bishop said the lawsuit seek:-. court injunctions requiring lh(.· <'o mpanres to ha lt su<'h pructlt·cs and to make appropriate re· f u n d s p I u s 1 n l e r e :. l <• n ti penalties. The auendu tor lhe two days of discu!lsions was worke d out Thursday night while Carter anti his wife. Rosalynn. s ptml a r.e- laxed. ('Onvivial £'Venin~ over an elaborate f''rench m cal with Callai.:han. St'hmult. the ir h<>l>t, GLScard and the ir wives Elvi.s' Home Up for Sale PALM SPRINGS 1AP1 Elvi s Pres l ey's Spanrsh·slyle desert estate 1s being offer<.'CI for sale at $450.000. a real estate firm says The late srnger bought the home in 1972. usmg rt during his frequent trips lo Palm Springs, Eli B1rcr sard Thursday Birer's fa r m . Eli Birer and Associates, is han· dling the sale of the 1.75·. acre estate. which includes fi ve bedroom s. seven baths. a music room. sauna and steam room . pool , jacuzzi. double car garage and la rgeparkrngarea More Tumors Detected By Computer /\bout 3U perl'1:nt of all tumor-. go undetected by doctors using s tandard X·ray interpretation techniques, a UC Jrvine pro· fessor reported m Houston to· day. Dr. Jack Sklansky said com puters can be used to fill thr lethal gap. In .t report of his n•search findings to tht• Amerrl'•tn A:-- soc1ation for the Advance'rncnt of Sc·1ence, Sklansky said cum· puters can b<' used not onh 111 assist rn finchn~ normally· un dl'll'l'lahh.• tumors hul 111 J vari(.•!v of ottu.·r wavs Computers ca ~ pt:rlorm measurements to aid '11agnosc:-., and <'re a t t• \ 1 s u a I I h rt' l' d1 me nsronal rcpl'l'scntut1ons ol organs · Skla nsky said the l'ompult•r system he has helped de\ clpp ,11 UC I can simulate thl• opcnrng and t·utling of :rn org;rn. :-t1ch :1s the hC"art It tan be i.I thrt•c• d1mt•n-.1onal road map ror sur geons fl t• s aid poor diagnosis ofll'n can result from inaccurntc read ing, reporting and interpreting of X ravs and other rad10 - g rap hi c im ages used 111 medicine .J~~N~~· -instaltation ·custom draperies -linoieum • wood" floor • COStA MESA, CALIF. 92621 • PHONE 646·•838 -646·2lll , r .. f . ' I Your Bom towa1 Dal ly N e w spaper Laguna/SOuth Coast ED IT ION VOL 72, NO. S, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFORN rA FRIDAY, JANUARY S, 19~ TEN CE NTS FBI ProbeS Sale of Mayor's House 8,y ANNE C'OOP a °' ... o.llt ...... ''"' A $100,000 claim ha1 bffn tiled oaa1n1t the clly of San Clt'mMtt by • former tt'tlldt>nt. who uyr. a fraudulent tit)' insf>\~Uon "'° made on Mr home In 197$ v.bm 11 1'te "bought It Crom Mayor William Walker. The Ci t y Coun cl l voled unanimously this wook to dtny the claim. on the city lnaurAMt <"arrl~r ·s recommendation Winter Visits Near LA LOS ANGELES I AP > Heavy snow within 35 miles of downtown Los Angeles stalled trafrtc on major highwiiyS leav· ing lhe city and gave hundreds o( delighted school children in outlying areas an unexpected holiday today after a vigorous Pac 1 fi e s t orm moved Into Southern California "The only way to go north out or Los Angeles is by lllghway 101 alon~ the coast unless you want to dr i v e to San He rn ard1n o." Ca l1forn1a Jh~h~ay Patrol offi cer Monty -Keifer said today. S n ow that meas ured fo ur inrhes m some places closed the Angeles Crest Highway about fi ve miles west of Rig Pines. 35 miles , northeast of downtown Los f Angeles. said CHP officer Ken Schultheis. Interstate 5, the main I northern artery to San Fran· c1sco. was closed betwee n Castatc and WheeJer 1lid&t: some 50 mlles north of Los j Ang~les, he said ' r 7 c Snow. which ~pt below the 3.000·foot level In 1M mount.ams. made chains mandatory for travel on the main road to Las Vel(as -Interstate 15 "from CaJon Pass all the way to the Nevada state line" in the high dE>sert. said Lance Stalker of the state Department of Transporta· tton He said snow was falling all along the route and was heavy in the Victorv1lle·Barstow area. Brad Griffin at KWTC Radio in Barstow said, "We're 'all ex· cited. When l looked out my W'\n· dow this morning, I just aboul grabbed my skis." On the Ante lope Valley Freeway, j ust north of the Lo5 Angeles area. six inches of snow had fallen with predictions of four more. Chains were required north of Santiago Highway near E scondido Summit and south from Palmdale Boulevard. Cash 'Pulled' From Dentist A Laguna Beach dentist said Thursday that his wallet lost or stolen during a New Year's Day dinner contained SJ.500 cash. Or. Robert Warmington. 44, who lives aboard a boat in Dana ---runt. l.fas:boc.-was. eating in lb• restaurant atop the Surf and Sand Hoc.el. He reported the incl· dfnt to poUce al the lime. Asked by a reporter about the large amount or cash in his wallet, Warmington said he had returned from Hawaii and had not been to the bank. ' Co ast We athe r Chance of rain nearly 30 percent tonight and 10 per. cent Saturday. Variable cloudineA.'I Sawrday with highs in upper .SOS and low 601. Lows toniiht near 50. INSIDE TeDA ~ To /fnd out ""111 a h• wlnt• tent u ao tmporecnt tn "Thf Contractor" al South CO<Ut RepmOF)I Thtottt, ut Page CJ. when 1he and her former huabond. Gary Cooper . bought lbe ho~ from Walker In l91S. Lti•t th converaion or a aaraa to a dt:n wu done without a city permit. Walker wu a member of the rjly plAM.IJll co~mls. ion at the Ume ol tho Hie. He was elected to the City Coun<.-11 the following year. 1976. At the time the cllllm was before t.M Caty Council. uttorney Dally l'llel SUtt Ptooto DWAYNE HOLDER. 4, CONTEMPLATES RAIN From the Inside, Looking Out In Costa Meaa Storm .Dumps Rain On· Orange Coast A Pacific storm which left be hind nearly an inch of rain as it swept over Orange County will leave cloudy conditions in its wake as it disintegrates Satur· day. National Weather Service forecasters predict. And by the lime the Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys take the fi eld at the CoJl seu m S unday, the weatherman. says pQSl·storm con(,fitions will have improvt'<f lo the point that the sun will break through the cloud cover Crom time to time. But it will be cool. forecasters wa rn. Highs during the weekend will be in the k>w 60s with a low of about 50 on both days . They predict that winds will pick up during the weekend with brisk gusts of up to 15 miles an hour hitting the Orange Coa!)t from the southeast. Showers which appeared to hit their peak In the early momini:i hours today kept the 1979 rain tables al a level with precipita· lion statistics recorded at this time a year ago. Huntington Beach rainfall analyst J . Sherman Denny said his gauge s howed that 5.90 inches of rain had fallen in the c urrent season just .38 inches less than the total he recorded al this point in 1978. "And that's pretty good." Denny said. "We·ve already got more than half of our normal season's rainfall in both years and there's a long way to go yet." The rain appeared to have had little cffecl on essential ser vices ap d traffic conditions in Orange County Floo<Hng appeared to be non· existent and the California Highway Patrol and traffic of· ficers in ronlacled communities said traffic was mo\'lng normal· ly on all streets and highways. The storm left some oiclur· esque winter scenes in its wake with the 3.000.foot s now level <See RAJN, Page AZ> Couple File Suit Over Tree Length A Harbor View Hills couple have flied suit In Orange County Superior Court in efforts to force a neighborinl( couple to either trim their pine tree by 10 feet or pay $200 ,000 in propert y DoruwReed leaves Coast For Oldalwm6 Actress Donna Reed has an· nounced she I• giving up her home in Corona d I Mar and moving t.o Tulsa, Okla .. because her huaband has taken a job there. Mita Reed's husband, "(;rover Aamua, an eitecutive engineer, will work ror the Wiiiiama Brothers Company. The actreu. who hosted her own television s how for ~lght l'tara. spent motL or December tllmlnf' an NBC movJe called "The etst Place t~ Be,•· She aald •he Uved out ot a Loe Angelet hotel whll filming and hHn 't bffn fn Corona del Mar alnct November. Mf11 Reed said she la c:urftftt· ly looklnt for a house or a con· domlnlwn ln T\&111. damages. Dennis W. and Caroly n L Ha rwood, 729 Harbor View Drive. contend In the s uit the trees on the property of George T. and Katherine V. Flaherty. 920 Goldenrod Ave .• block their view of Newport Harbor. Flaherty said today he hadn't YE'\ been notified or the suit and couldn't comment on ll. The Harwoods contend the v3lue of surrounding homes Is $350,QOO to $400,000 and that \he pre5en~ ot the plne trees has diminished the value of their home by $200,000. Tbe Flahertys operate o ~lothlnc store, Happtne11 ts a New Rq, in Q)rona del Mar. SlJPERMUf S RlK11S J'IEWED Su~rman Is th~ 1ateat craze. now that the movie hat 1tven re· birth to \he Man of Steel. But he had h\s bejlinnln1R In m Action coqW: book. and that rtrst luue, alo~ with other com- ics, toya, and memor1b1Ua1 will bt on d1splay throuiih Saturday 11 the Amerlcen Comic Book Comp1ny in Fullerton. S o Feau.u1nc, Pai• 82. ' Bartlett a dvised councilmen that no public discussion should be allowed on the matter. He said that any comment.a made pubhcly might prejudice future lltlgatlon. Despite Bartlett's warning, Councilman Howard Mushett said he thought the public should be aware that the mayor was In· volved In a $100.000 claim against the city. which centered on an atlegedly "bootlegged" garage conversion. Walker responded by saytng that he would abide by Bartlett's admonition not to comment. a lthough he said, "ll disturbs me that I cannot have my day in court publicly." Walker said he thought Mushett wanted to make an issue of the .claim. because the two political opponents face a recall election on Jan. 23 "l<E''s trying to make political hay,' said Walker. But Mushett said Thursday th:sl he thinks Walker should ex· plam the allegedly illegal con· version instead o f c rying political foul play. "The fact is that city records do not indicate a ny permits is· s ued for the garage conver · slon ... said Mushett. "The build· ing does not meet city code now and did not meet city code at the time WaJker sold the house to <See CLAIM, Page AZ• U.S. ·SUes Nine ... Oil Companies WASHINGTON •AP l -The Energy and Justice departments sued mne major oil companies in U.S. District Court today. ac· cusing them of O\'ercharges totaling more than Sl billion and asking refunds plus interest and pena lties. Energy Department spok<'sman Jamt.'s Bb hop said 1t was the department's l1:1r1?cst en· forr ement action, bnnJ.l in.l? to about S2 2 t.nlhon lhl' tolj) 1n 'olv~d in ~Ul'h art ion wh11:h began an Seplt.>mbcr 1977 Darm Man Arrested In Heist Orange County Sheriff's in· veltltators and FBI agt-nLs ar- rested a 29-year-old Dana Point man Thursday in connection with a saving.s a nd loan robbery Tuesday In the seaside com· munity. Lt. Richard Drake of the s he riff's d e p a rtme nt s aid Roland Bruce Clendening was arrested late Thursday after· noon on the 1400 bloc k or S. Sycamore Street in Santa Ana. Police a r e s till s cekil'lg another man In the robbery at Provident Savings and Loan. 34155 Coast Highway. Two men ente red the savini?s and loan shortly after 2 p.m. Tu~day and herded employees into a rear room The two men ui;ed a red. white and blu<.' pillow case lo carry out the contents of cash drawers 10 the savings and loan office. The men were armed with a shotgun and a small pistol They fled with about $2,000. The second suspect was described as about 35 years old with a stocky build. collar length brown hair and a Fu Manchu mous tache. Ue was wearing a stockinR mask. Sheriff's inves tigators s aid Clendening was scheduled to be arrail'ned today before US Magistrale Arthur Bradley on bank robbery charges. fi e is be· ing._bcld in Ora~e..Co.un\:Y )ail. Cable Vide o Boost E yed In S an Juan About 1,000 Sa n Jun n Capistrano rable television sub st:r ibers could face rate 1n ('rc.> .. ses of 11 pereent on their monthly bills If a TM Com· munlcations requei;t is grnnted by councilmen The cable company. which serves 1,162 subttcrlbers \n south San Juan. has reque"ted a n In· crease from 16.75 to $7.50 tor monthly televlalon service. Under the proposed Increases. adc'llUonal cable outlets would cost $2.50 per month. up from S2 m onthly. Initial ln1lallat1o n ('h1rge1 would increase from $20 to $25. Councilmen took the request under advisement Wednesday and reqU8ted staff members to research the •roposed lncrease for a future Cily Council JJl<?el· Ing - TM ha not bffn ll ranted a San Juan rnt lncrta e since Au g u ai . 1975. A company sp<>kesman Hid tht fjrm w~uld rela 1n tJm1ted MOO per month more ll lh 1ncreases an approved " The d epartme nt earhcr al· leged $316 m illion 1n over· charges by Exxon. the world·s larges t petroleum compa ny. 1'his was included in the $930 million c laim ed in today ·s laws uit as the department sought to have the Exxon case cons idered together with eight new ones. The remaining S614 million "as ehargecl against Mobil. Tex aC'o. Amoco. Shell. Phillip~. G ulf. Atlantic R1chf1cld and Cities Service. all lar~e oil and r gas producing companies. · In Houston. an Exxon USA ex· ecu ti ve s aid the company believes '"all our pricing actions have been in compliance with the regulations. ··Exxon has been trying to re· solve both administratively and in the courts differences io In· terpretat1on .or the regulatioos ror pricing natural ga!> l1qu1ds. ·· Senior Vice Prt•s1dent O.L. Luper said. "In fo ct, the com. pany in1t1ated the court action <See OIL, Page AZ I Rapist Killed Saudis Carry Out Beheading 'J IDDA. Saudi Arabia 1AP1 A Sauoi Arabian was beheaded publicly in Riyadh today for rapin~ seven wome n. including a lO·year·old American and an American woman. apparently her mother. . The sentence was carried out in the main square of the capital immediately after the noon prayers. An official state ment s aid Khaled Abdullah al Suwaih was convicted of seven separate charges of rape.and burglary in a three-year period since 1975. The statem ent said Suwaih broke into houses after making s urf! the men were out. He then tied up •md raped the women and looted the houses. Besides the Americans. the rape victims were two Englishwomen. one Saudt, one Lebanese and o ne Jordanian. County Gets Suit Cash From Conrock Offi cials of Conrock have given Orange County officials a <"herk for $600.000 as the first in· stallment of the $1 2 m1lhon set· tlement of the dispute over Caspers Regional Park. a<.'cord· in~ to Auditt>r·Controller Vi c Heim ~e chttk was given to tht' rount y after s upervis ors Wednesday unanimous ly e n· dorsed an agreement negotiated with the gravel mining concern by supervisors Thomas Riley and Ralph Oieddcb The settlement ends a dispute that began last winter when Conrock 's gravel mining opera· lion on the San Juan Creek caused erosion damage to the park. Tree,; were uprooted and pic- nic tables washed owl when the rain-swollen stream ale a gulch through the park that was 20 feet deep and up to 400 feet wide 10 places. The agreement calls for pay. ments totaling $1 2 million to be given thl' county over the next five years to pay for the erosion damag<.'. It also calls for an additional SS00.000 to be paid the county if the company's lease is extended beyond 1983. In-1ttkh~oo. th agrcemenL prohibits Conrcx•k from mining within 2,000 feet of the park and 1t prohibits the taking of gravel from 3 depth or more than 1.3 feet below the g rade of the stream oc-d. Oeveland Forest Preserving N_ixed Orflcials or the U .S Forest Service said Thursday they would recommend to Congress that very little or the Cleveland National Forest be preserved in wilderneu form The recommenctatlon ettme at the conCllJSIOn or a six.month study known as RARE 1Road· less Area Review and Evalua· Uon l ·ll in whlch the service analyzed o tot.al or 63 million acr-es nationwide . The point of the evaluation was to com~ up with a list or governm~nt·owned 14'nd that would bf left In an untouchoo tate ..... no roac:ta, no nre breaks. • no c1mpeltet1. Forest land that dldn 't quolffy t-· having som e un~ual or unique attributes l!' to be put un· der 1ome ktnd or manaaement plan m&kJng lt•avallabletor more lnet1'1lve recreation or tor com· mercial lnte resLc; such as lumber or cattle grazintc. The Cleveland National Forest stretches roughly from the San· to Ana Canyon area south al~ the Rivenide County line to th· Mexican border. In all, l1 areas within tho Cleveland NaUonal Fore t totall· Ing 119,500 acres were con· sidered under RARE·JJ . Thursday, Grover Payne. one or Cleveland National Forcitt's district rangers, explained lh<\t only one 13,500-acre area hU been recommended ror wilder· ncsa atatWJ. It ·s t.M Pine Cr~k 1trea near Pfne Vall y In south San Diego County. Five or the areas In the 'frabuco dietrict that encom· passes Oran c. • ftlvenlde and nor,hem ·san Oleao counties c8ee,FORE&'r, Page Al> \ > • f f I '~·.. " ' Al OAJLY PILOT use FrtO!y January 4. 1979 '" Co•ia Me•a Anti-busing Rally Slated By KATHY CLANCY Ol t .. 0..ly ...... , ..... Kfforh. to d ru.m 1,1p tO('~• ..,1>- port for a seat con rnuuonw ume ndmt>nt thttl \\-OUld prohibit forct.'Ci bu.1lnl( ut :;d tt>Ol d uklr •n an C 11llf orr11u \\ l·r~ unnounl•t>d lo d»y by &ate S\'n Alan ttobblm. 0.Van Nu.ya. In a pre1u. ,·onf,•tl'nl.'e thl~ moro1nsc. Hobb4ru. lnvll ~ local pbrnnt> to a SIO Pt·r famtl) rall) Jan. !tJ at Orang~ County fo'lu r ll"OUnd.at m Cmta Mt"l:I• PrO<'eedl rrom the rally wlll be used to ln&nsport ~rents to Sacra~to In t'ebrunry when Robbin• ftRUf\•li h11i pro posed Early Vote Tally Cost Too High? A proposaJ to start counting (.'lectlon day ballots earlier in Orange County to speed up the final t allying would cost more than it's worth. according to County Registrar of Voters Al Olson. The early count procedure p robably would have trimmed two hours off the Ora nge County tall y durin~ the Novem ber ge ne ra l election. Olson said in a report to supervisors . But the system would cost an extra $40,000 to put into effect · and require Jeglslahoo alloWJn~ Orange County to start counting ballots before tht• polls closed. Supervisor Rulph Clark asked Olson to study the early counting system after learnin~ s ur h a procedurl' was hC'l nl-: used an Ri ve rside and San Diego Coun- t1t•s Special state leg islation a l lowed the early counting there. Olson iwid. as a test program That J('gis lation expires in 1981. Olson said there is a possibili· ty legislaUon will be passed this year to permit California coun- ties with mechanized vote count· ing equipment to use early ballot p ickups. 1\mong proble ms with the ear- ly vote count syste m . Olson said. 1::. the fact that it would require Orange County's 14 -y c ar-old vote counting machines to work an extra six hours and increast- the likelihood of a breakdown. In addition. he said. it would require the county to hire about 75 1 .add i tio n a l e l e c tion employt"t.-S to work In two shifts. It is now d ifficult to r ecruit t-nough workers for one shift. he added. Cla rk had proposed the early vote counting system w .. a possi- b le way to a void s pend ing several million dolla rs on new vote tallying equipment. Home Looted In Clemente A San Cleme nte woman told polict she returned home Thurs· d ay and round a front door ::.l anding open and jewelry. a color te lev1s1on and a handgun. valued at a tota l of $5,835. stolen from her a partment. Police said Melissa Stichel. of 1201 B u e n a vis ta. Apt. D. estimated that the burgla ry O<.'- curred between 1 and 5 p.m ----T llllrsday. Investigator Pete Goodwin sa d it was nol l<nown today how lhe apartment was entered. ... . ' t :: ... .. The stole n handgun w as d e s c ribe d as a .45 c alibe r a utomatic. Also missing was a mag azi~c with ammunition. 00Jicesa1d. OAANOl COAST DAILY PILOT •mt>ndnwnt will be d .. b4t•-d on tho.. le Aw>mhty noor J L a ppr o veid bl' tb l' l.cals lature . tho Lirnend mont llkcly would be phtcl-d bdorn C'.ihfornla \Ott•r!l m l~ .\moo.: 11JX>akt•1 ~ M.'ht•dult't .. t t-S.-n J ohn S('hmltl. H ~ '4 port BN•ch . Aascm blym,111 Denni• l\tan"ef"tl () flunllr,11ton 8 .eh. and AJ b('mblyman Roe.:. Johnson. ft ~~ J lubr" Other ~l>('Mker' elllpc.-.·tt:d an· Patul Clark of OW San Fernanrlo Valle> ~ Bus Stop and Boh b1 e f'ledler. a Lo~ A nJ(el .. i. l'nif1~ School D1str1ct trUAU't' T ht> RobbtrH•· l•m t:nd m l!nt par .e ll,·li. a Mm1l11r ball he tn t r o d u l' l' d 1 n t h t• 1 9 7 7 1 8 il'~ti.l.:ttUtt' Robbin. .. !o.:t1d todu.\ hl' hehevtffl lht' m•w mea~urt• hus a bettc1 «hant·c ol J>ussing In this sebsion b l'<'a us c o r t h t.> proposed '"m etropolitan plun" of hus ini,: t hat would mvolw all bul thr<.~ Oran~e County i.c hool d1!-.lr1t:tl> Robbin::. s;.ud \"lrtually tht· l'O tire Oran~e County lc~1slat1H! de legation bat·ks the amend ment while Jillie interest wa:-. ~hown locally wh•'n the businH issue applied only to the Los Angeles school district. '"Bu.sing has been a failurt: 111 the Los Angeles school distrit•t a s everyone knows," Robbins said. "Si~ce Los Angeles hal> been a failure . they lhink they can. do a better JOb by expanding busing to Orange County.·· Robbins ' amendment s~ks to prohibit Judges fro m orderm~ forced busing U'I all cases except w~cn children of some ethn1<: origins a re prohibited from at te ndi ng their n e ig hborhood schools beeausl! of race. In effect . the proposed con s litutiona l limendment would prohibit the type of fon·ed bus mg undertaken in Los AnRelcs a nd now proposed in the ex panded m etropolitan plan. Robbins said the amendment also would prohibit inte r-d 1strrct busing. but would permit volun tary busing of school students ·Mrs. Banks 'Dead at 52; Rites Slated Memorial se rvices will be con· d u cted Saturday for Laguna Niguel resident Janannc Brooks Ba nks. who d ied Wednc·sday following a long illness. She wru. 52. - Services will take p lace al 12 : 30 p .m . a t Pacific View Me m ori al P itrk In Newport Beach. lnlerment will follow tht· ~ervices at the memorial park. The native San Franciscan b s ur v i ve d by her husbanrl David: three daughters, Allison' Virginia a nd Mar cia , all of Laguna Niguel: a stepfat ht•r Herbe rt H. Calvin : he r mother'. Marge ry Cal vin. of Laguna Hills; and two brothe r s. E Howard Brooks. of Claremont. a nd Willia m C. Br ooks. of Pasad~na. .VJ' The family reque~U. memonal contributions to the Instit utes of M e d ic al Sc i e n c e f or Amyotroph1c Lateral Sclerosi~ Resea rch. 2200 Wtbs ler St. 1n San Francisco. f'roM Page A J FOREST ••• 1iave6een a eno u oTRAltr.11· and J?iven a manageme nt plan. Thal m eans no wilde r ness designation for the Trabuco di'I· lrict. Instead, the plan calls for some developed campsih.'S and off.road vehicle use along with what officials ca ll "dispe rsed U!ICS. '' Oisv.e.rsed uses include trails for h1kmg or horse riding that s pre ad the people around the a rea. rather than concentralin~ people in a ca m psite. he ex- plained. Payne stressed•that RARE-II has only produced recomme nda· t ions, not final decisions .. "This is simply the list as It w~ll be presented to Congress ... he s aid. "It's up lo the m to make the final decision." F,,.._Page AJ ItAIN ... leaving Saddleback Mountain looking like a scene from a pie· ture postcard . The rainfall prediction by the N aUonal Woather Service Is 50 per.cent Friday night. 10 ~rcen\ to noon Saturday and i ero for the remainder of the weekend . Many Orang~ Coast ski en· thu•lasts were busy packlnll tbelr gear Friday tn anltlcipa· Uoo of a weekend or fun on slopes that wer~ described-by their operatort u betna tn peak ~lUon. • ·~w·~· AERIAL VIEW OF--.IijE 350-ACRE ESTATE IN PALM SPRINGS WHERE SHAH'S FAMILY IS LIVING Iran Ruter_! Mothet and Slater Guests .of Former AmbHudor Walter Annenberg Relatives of Shah Flee to Desert Home PALM SPRINGS IAP> The besieged mother and sister of Iran ':> troubled shah ha-.•e found refuge in a s prawling desert e~tate. wh\?rt' formC'r President Ni xon also sought a haven in re- cent yc.irs Queen Mother TadJ lJI Moluk Jnd Prinrt•ss Chams arri\'ed at the oas is winter reside nce of Waller 1\nncnbN,:: Wedncsdav n1 J{hl aftPI' lhl'Y hel'a m e thi.., tar~els of antM.hah violl•ncl' in Be verly llllls F e d e ral. s t a l e a nd lol'a l aut hor itics an• prot cc ting lht• estat e !.-urroundcd hy a high wall and tam ar isk tre1_1s said Anne n berg, the former U.S . am-· bassador to Gre at Brita in. Asked a hout security agains t poss ible violence by anti-shah demonstrators at S unnylands near Rancho Mirage. the 70· year-old pubhsher rephed · .. If they come. so be it." Annenberg s erved as am- basSfldor to Great Britain from 1969 to 1974. a nd his wanter home provided seclusion for Nixon following the former pres ident's res11(nat1on in 1974. .. When the government of the United Stat.es offers shelter to those s eeking protection from radica l cxtre mtSts. the citizens of this country should respond affirmatively 1f necessary." he su1d . T he 90-year -old m other of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ":'as fl own to L<ii. Angeles from n ot-swept Ira n last weekend. re- portedly Lo seek m~dical atten- tion. She was at the Beverly Hi lls home of her daughter. Pr in<'ess Chams. on Tuesday when about 500 protesters including many lranian ~tudents attending U .S. colleges rushed the house. Ktilik Jurors Get Five-day Break in Tiff Jurors in the $1 million heroin po~ssio.n lria.LM. Al~d~r _ Kuhk were g iven a five -day b r eak in the Ora nge County Superior Court case on 1'hurs- d a y when lawyers couldn't agree on q uestioning the defen- da nt. Kulik . 29, a one-time Newport Beach resident a nd businessman is being tried in the court of act- ing Superior Court Judge Paul Mast on charges that he had 1.1 pounds of nearly pure oriental herom in his possession when he was a rrested Oct 22. 1977. In addition lo dismissing the Jury until n ext Wednesday Jud1te Mast rescinded a benrh warra nt he had issued e8{her for one witness. Anthony Big Tony" Marone Sr The warrant was Issued t his wee k when Marone, a reloeated federal witness with ties to east coast Mafia families. failed to appea r Lo lelll~y. • Thief Gets Stereo, skateboard Gear De monstrators broke windows an_d set fire to cars before being driven back by police using tear gas and fire hoses . ln a statem ent to the Palm Spr ings ~l'rt Sun. Annenberg ca lled the attack ··outrageous conduct... He s aid the dem- ons tra tors· th reats agains t ·'the shah's elderly mother and his sister in their a nar ehisic drive to murde r the m. enraged Ame ricans.'' Rites Today ForLagunan George Boye Memori al s erv ice s were 'iC heduled for today for longtime LaJ,!una B<'ath rc•s1de n1 a nd bu.-;1. nes::.m an George B. Boye, who . died Dee 30 lie was 76. Mr . Boye. or 1366 Terrace Way. own<.'"CI and operated BQy~ Hardware at F"orest and Bea(·h st reets in the Art Colony for o ver 25 yeurs. He was awarded the Golden fl ammer in 1972 from the hardware indus try for 50 years Of st•rv1ce. Ser vices were scheduled at the Pacific View Me m orial P ark cha pel in Ne wl'l'>rt BftaCh. Inter· m ent was to follow ::.crviccs at the memorial park. Mr. Boye is sur vived by his wi fe. Norma. of the L a1wna Beat·h address. two sons. David. of Costa Mesa. and Theodore of Lag una Beach . five sist(.'rs. Margue rite Kaiser . of Santa Fe. N .M .. Gr ac e Pe a ll, o r Sacr amento. Dorothy Schwam· mel. of Honolulu. Ruth Romak and Gloria Ras mussen. both of Danville. Ca f'rowt Page A l CLAIM ••• Mrs. Lundy." Mus hett said t he Feder al ·Bureau of Investigation 1s ex am1mng city records to dt termine how a Vete rans Ad m inistr ation loa~ could have been made to Mrs . Lundy·l> former husba nd on a homl' which was in violation or c11 y building standards · John Morrison. of thfct FBI " Los Angeles office. t•onf1 rmt'<'I Thursday that the matt<:r 1s un· der investigation. but s <t1d tht• Burea u's poli'y proh1b1led ham from making further commfµlt Morrison did sa y , howevl·r. that the FBI does investigate <ti leged violations of Vetera ns Ad· ministration loan requ1re ml·nL'i Walker said that hl· h <1~ macft• his records of purchast· and !>alt· of the A\'en1da Ales::.anµro hom<.• available to the FBI C:llv ft fto!- have also been opened to FBI agents. he saLd. In addition. Wa lker made public Thursday COPIC'S or what hC' said were hstmg~ of thl' hou!o.l' m q uestion at the ti me he hought it in July. 1973. The standa rd real estate listing shows the home at 132 W. Ave Alessandro with a family room and a double garagt• Wa lke r bought it in 1973for$32.000 and sold it in 1975 for $45,000 $45.000. Wa lker also made p ubht a s w o rn s ta te m e n t m ade hv Coope r. Mrs. Lundy's forme·r hus band. Cooper said in t h~ s tate me nt that Wa lker ha<l planned lo add a gar age to th1• house before selling It to the Coopers. A redurtion in t he i.cll ing pri<'e was made. w ith the un de rsta nding that the Coopt·r~ would add the J?ara ge a lf l•r building a swimming pool on thl· property, he sa id. Congre88 Blasted WAS HI NGTON •A P I Americans for Democratic /\t· t1on. a liberal lobbyang group, has labeled the 9Sth Congrei.~ ""one of the worst session~ of Congress m r ecent h1slorv .. bad for women. minorities. thl middle class a nd the nat1onaJ in terest. ' China Trade ·Weighed S AI NT FRA NC OI S , Guadeloupe 'AP1 -The Carib- be an s ummit or Pretldent Carte r und three West European leaders focused lodoy on an a m- bitious British plan tor up to $2 billion ln trade w1lh China. prob· ab ly tnc:tuding the s ale of British jet fighters. conference sources said. British Prime Minister J ames Ca ll aghan . tn outlining the Chinese trade picture to Cartt'r and the others. emphasized the sale of power-generating and other Industrial equipment to Pe king. said the sources who asked not to be tdenttfied. But Callaghan also said he seek~ a "'balanced trade rela- t1onsh ip"' with China . a strong indication Brita in will approve sale of 80 Harrier vertical take- orr ri ghters in defi ance or Soviet wa rnings that such s ales would damage East West relations. Carter . Callagaha n. F rench Pre~1dent Valery Giscard d'Es· la ing and West German Chan- l'cllo r Helmut Schmidt met this \ morning in a thatc hed-roof open pa vilion oyerlooking the sea, Un· dt'rhn1ng the informal nature of this Western summit. The a~en- da was expected to bf' dominat- ed by China and Western securi- ty 1ssue8, includinR the future of Iran anrl its oil resources. Carte r and West German Ch a ncellor Helmut Schm idt were the last to ar rrve. walking to~ether. The president was t1e- less 1n a white short-sleeve shirt and wore gray slac·ks and desert boots. fo'r enc h Pres ident Valerv G1scard d'Estaini;t. who hke the othe rs spurned neckties for the ocl.'as1on. had a small stack or br iefing books tn front of him ai. the quarte t sat down a round a small circula r labl~ Nudie Photo Brings Suit LOS ANGELES •AP • An En('IOO m:m has fil ed a S500.000 l<iw)>uit against Playgirl magazine for run- ni n~ a nude photograph t:.iken of him at a privatl! p a r ty with o ut hi s pt•rmission. An attorney for Robert Lev1tus claimed m the s uit filt'd Thursday m Superior Court that the nude side vi e w w hi c h "l e ft nothing to the 1magina - t1on " falsely charac - lerazed him as willing to pose for nude photographs and have them published. f'ro11t Page A I OIL ••. lit• said alle~ed violations in- clu~<'d the use of artificially e~t r m ated m a rke t prices for natural #las liquids instead of companies· actual contract coots tn acquinn.e 1t. Bishop said the lawslrit seeks ('Ourt IOJUnctions rt!quiring the <·ompa ni es to hall such practices .rnd to ma ke appropriate rc - f u n d s plus i nt e r es t and pen allies. three years ago tn an effort to res olve questions surround1ns the issue.· A 17·YH .r-old Laauna Beach youth repe>rted S6aO worth or 1 t e re o e q u·1 pm e n t and . skateboards wa.11 tak n from hhs home at 846 Manianlt• Drive~ aomeUme Thursday. pollce old. ' DEN'S -. ..... : iiisiiilation: ·custom drape~ies Authoritlet Hid an unknown ' 1u1pec:t apparently entered through a partially open kitchen wlndo• at th• residence or . Gr ory Jamtt Steinbert. .. . ' linoleum • wood floor • COSTA MESA. CAU,. 97677 • PHON! 6'6·'831 -6'6·23~ • . .. -. . • .. -. .. • • • o.ty ~ .... MMt ...... TED BARTI.ETT WILL NO LONGER 8E MANNfNO TH! PUMPS AT HIS TINY STATION Fonner Coundfman '• Downeown Huntington 8Ncti 8uaJnea1 Vk:tJm of Economic Change At 77, Be's Out •' Gas &Coun£ilmanrCalls It a Career inHufttingt,on ByARTIIVRR. VINSEL Oftlle~tyl"tlot$\a" One of the traditional bastions of motorized America -the cor· ner gas station where the owner would still wipe the windshield for Sl worth of regular is fading out of downtown Huntington Beach. Texaco dealer Ted Bartlett. 77. has closed his station al 303 Mam St.. on the comer of Olive Avenue. where the c]lampagne was to now today like Sky Chief and F'lre Chief never will again. His Texaco distributor. based in Wilmington, forced the former mayor out of business effective New Year's Day. T h e t a oker truck t rip downcoast :l}>parenlly is loo cost- ly to j ustify in a day and age when oil companies cater lo operators with 40,000-gallon underground tanks Bartlett is too small to compete anymore "They're coming down today to pick up the credit card receipts 'Human Error' and the imprinter." says the long ti me civic leader. in business al the same location for 30 years this July. The little corner station with its Playboycalendarpinuppiclures: its smell of motor oil and echoes j)f decades or man-talk has a paltry 4,000-gallon capacity. "I ordered gas at New Year's and theysaJd. 'Well. we're not go- ing to deliver anymore! . ' srud Bartlett. "We'd been talking about lhJs for three months," says Bartlett. who didn't really believe it would come to this. Despite the sentiments of customers of 20 and 30 years who don't believe big is necessarily beautiful, Bartlett decided to close down. "Everything's going to super- stations. It's big business now. l 'm not feeling sorry for myself. You can't work till you die and I want lo live to be 100." A lot of water has passed under Label Says Tuna, But It's Cat Food CONCORD, N.H . IAPl · Salesmen and feder a l in· vesUgators are searching New England grocery stores for t~a fish cans which actually contain cat food lroine Ranch WJWerting 500Acres The Irvine Company an· nounced Thursday it 1s expand· ing its farmland acreage by con· verting 500 acres or land in the Irvine Ranch foothllls into a.voe ado and orange groves. The ort'h ards will be de- veloped. through an investment' of St.S million, on property be low t he Lomas Ridge . northwest of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, In county ter- ritory near the city or Irvine. The land is now used for cattle grazing. Terracing, conStructlon of contour' drainage channels and installation of a drip irrigation sy$tem-iS--aCheduled.JAbeginJ.bis spring Some 300 acres will be put Into avocado production, with the re· mainang 200 acres in oranges. The p"rOperty adjoins 500 acres that were converted to avocado orchards during 1978. a program that also cost a reported $1.S million ·The reduction of grazing lands will not affect t.he size of the trvine Ranch cattle herd. an Irvi ne Company spokes man said "I'm not advocating that peo- ple eat cat food, but I don't think th e mlxup will e ndanger anyone's health." Food and Drug investigator Edward Cassidy said Thursday. More than 300 mislabeled cans of Bumble Bee tuna have been recovered from stores in Maine, Massach usetts and New Hampshire since the labeling mixup was reported in mid· December, said Jack Daly, a vice president of Castle and Cooke, a major food marketer. "It was obviously human er· ror in labeling when the product was canned," he said ln a telephone interview from San Francisco. The mislabeled cans. which were supposed to contain solid while tuna, were discovered in the Pprity S upreme chain. which has 37 outlets in the three New England states. "Our people have been check· inJ; each store every day," Daly said. "We've done all we can possibly do." Asked how many cans were unaccounted for. Daly said: "1 wish 1 knew." Cassidy said, "It s houldn't hurt an yone who did eat it because animal food is proc- essed under-th~me.lighUe~ ulalions which g,ovem food pro- duced for humans. If it doesn't hurt cats it shouldn't hurt peo- ple." The seven-ounce cans, which can be identified by the letters "PET" stamped on the lid. con· lain dark tuna meat, vegetables. vitamins and minerals and should have been sold with the Figaro label, said Daly. "It makes a complete meal for cats." he srud. Pilot to F~.ature 'Search for Oil' Before the p1a)'Off games, get an Instant replar of important news events in SUnday'a Dally P11ot. GO GlJADELOUPE -World summit leaders aren't the only ones going lo lhJ1 French West lndles island resort. More and more American tourist s are nocklna there, too .• Rud about Its attractions on the Travel Page. ACTBESS ltETURNS -I)oG. na Reed ls nlmlna an NBC mov· fe, lrYlna for a comeback after 12 ye&r1. Sbe ta.lb about ber old abow, her new project · and w opposition to ffoll1wood bY;ocfil1. ' (suNDAY'S BEST) NEWPORT CRUDE-Forget about &ushers and htgh rolling, hard living wildcatters. Tho search for oU t.akes on a more sclentiflc aaeect at TranUttr-• Explol'aUon Corp., lbe Bui1ness of the Week in You/Your Money. P&O•OTE• Pa.OPILED-wbat IMbl llUte Goodwtn Nl'I and nm and nm, sometimes for H bwn a cl~ of beeUc: con· fereoceS, ....,_ ealll and duJ makln1? Be wants' to retire .tt a . aod tlme'1 not to be waited. the bridge since Bartlett pumped his first tankful of regular on July 15, 1949. after taking over the tiny station. ·'I think iJ, h1t the Post Office the hardest. '"Bartlellsays of his Tex · aco.enforced retirement and the budget-conscious Post Office of· ficials ju.st acr06S Main Street. His was the last service station in the downtown area and the fleet of postal vehicles must now travel 2"4J milesandspend2Sminuteson routine refueling at Magnolia Street and Atlanta Avenue at a definite cost increase. Pumping gas and shooting the breeze was Bartlett's stock in trade. "Over the years. when we had the five.man city council, I think we had more meetings at the sta· tion than at City Hall ... he recalls. "There was always someone there . . . councilmen, the police chief. ··we didn't accomplish much. but there was a lot of BS thrown." he says with a chuckle. "But it was never what you would call 'backroom politics'. .. says Bartlett, ever· mindful oflhc Ralph M. Brown Act which forbids secret government agen. cy meetings. A lot of Republican Party meet· ings were field among the hand· cranked bulk oil pumps by men smoking and thoughtfully scuff. ing their.shoes on the grimy con· creteom cenoor. Not a day went by but what Bartlett could be seen on his cor· ner chatting with such longtime local fi gures as J . Sherman Den· ny or George Arnold. wearing a yellow slicker In rain: traditional green Texaco uniform in fair weather. "I've gol a lolta work to do." Bartlett said today of the task of winding up his business affrurs and selling out. And hls right·hand man, Brent Beasley, 17, a Marina High School student. is job hunting. Retired Police Sgt. Paul Darden resigned from pump-jockey duties re· cently. Bartlett, who was defeated l~t April in a bid for re-election to the Huntington Beach City Council. after 20 years' service, plans lo take wile Alice on a Caribbean cruise later this year. Teen Seized In Sniping Rap BELLFLOWER IAPl -A 19-year-old Bellflower youth has been arrested for lnvestlgation of attempted murder in connec· tton -witfr --a-11niper-inci4en ~n which one motorist was shot ·~ the stomach and two other cars were apparently fired upon. Los Angeles County sheriff's officers said. Th ~ apartment of Gary Guthrie, who s urrendere<I to authorities Thursday. had been s urrounded by police for about 3\.Cz hours prior to his arrest. sheriff's deputy J im Platis said. The unJdenlified wounded man underwent surgery Thursday night at Paramount General Hospital and was reported in settous condition. Bast Burns Fatal To Teen-age Girl A Lueomo Valley teen·•ge glrl. victim ol a Christmas Eve propane explosion and reslden· Ual fire, bas dJed of bums at the UC Irvine medical center. Susan Guajardo, 17, was transferred from $t. Marys ffotpltaJ 111 Apple Valley where she Wat taken after the Lucerne Valley fire. Sha died Thursday. I 2Diein Blut BELFAST, No~m Ireland (API -'The new year ctat.med Lt.a Ont cuualtkt in Northem keland'a sectartan contllct to- day when two men died ln a (ar bomb explollon, police Wei. - Frntay. J8nUlllY 5, 1979 s DAILY PILOT ,U • $1.5 Mi11ion Theft Guard Arrested; Money Recovered LAKEPORT, MJch. fAP' -A miutn1 armored truck guard waa arrated today In a Detroit auburb In the theft of more than $1 .5 mlllloo ln cash he was as· signed lo pro4.ect, state police said . Goliat• Fell He would be arraisned lo federal court on a charce of bank larceny, the FBI sald. All the mlaaing money was re · covered, except for $148 used to buy two s uitcases In which to carry the ca.sh, sald FBI agent O. Franklin Lowie. 'David' Begim County Job ~ The guard, Fred Dixon Jr., 28. of Pontiac. employed by Purolator Securit y Inc .• vanished Thursday from an armored tru<:k parked out.aide a Lakeport restaurant. Three bags or money also disappeared. Livonia PoUce Sgt. Shirley Garrison Slid Dixon was arrest· ed at 3:25 a.m. in Livonia after his attorney telephoned police saying the guard wanted lo sur· render. Dixon was raised in Livonia. police said. A crumpled, handwritten. un· signed note reportedly asking for "lime lo gel away" was found in the armored truck after the money and Dixon disap· peared. • "l have left with the money. Don't call the police. Give me time to gel away,'' the note re· portedly read. Troopers said they were look· ing for a car Sffn parked near the Table Top restaurant where two other Purolator guards. Glenn Harper and Paul Pudlik. were inside taking a coffee break Thursday. More T11mors Detected By Computer About 30 percent of all tumors go undetected by doctors using standard X·ray Interpretation techniques, a UC Irvine pro· fessor reported in Houston to- day. Dr. Jack Sklansky said com· puters can be used to fill the lethal gap. In a report of his research findings to the American As· sodation for the Advancement or Science, Sklansky said com- puters can be used not onJy to assist in finding normally un- detectable tumors, but In a variety of other ways. Computers can p erform measurements to aid diagnoses, a nd creat e vis ua l three· dimensional representations of organs . Sklansky said the computer system he has helped develop at UCI can simulate the opening and cutting of an organ, s uch as the heart. It can be a three· dimensional road map for sur· geons. He srud poor diagnosis oft,.en can result from Inaccurate read· ing, reporting and interpreting of X-rays and oth er radio· graphi c images u sed In medicine. By WILLIAM RODGE Ol tM Dlltr,..... ,~ Joe Hen eghan 's m ost memorable case wun 't his work on the investigation of a New York City double murder case t hat spawned the television series "Kojak." And it wasn't South Orange County's newest municipal court officer 's involvement with the first successful prosecution or f!()s dn~g cull leader Timothy Leary. It was his successful battle with the "Goliath .. of New York City's Legal Aid oCfice. .. As a triai lawyer in the New York City District 'Attorney's office. I tried a felonious assault case,·· the 45-year-old fondly re. calls of his early years in the legal profession. "The defendant was a very respectable looking 30·year-old man who had the top legal aid lawyer," Heneghan continues. '"I talked with his lawyer. Marty Erdman. but he wouldn't even talk about a plea. "When Marty Erdman werit to trial. you Mew-YOU ..were in trou. ble." The case came to trial, and an eager Joe Henegban was able to calt'h the defendant in some lies and damage his credibility. He won the e~. "Marty Erdman didn't live it down." the South Laguna resi· dent remembers. ··1 was pretty young at the time and It was a bag deal to be up against him ... H ~neghan . who worked sevefal years in New York City before coming west to settle in 1967. will begin a new legal perspective in m id·January when he takes over the new trial commissioner job in south coutt. "ll was time for a change." says Heneghan. a prosecutor for 12 years with the Orange County District Atlorney·s of· fi ce. "('ve been prosecuting for most or my professional life so maybe it's lime to get a different penpective." The father of three boys doesn't believe a prolonged stint on the prosecutorial side of court matters will influence his or any other deputy district attomey·s work on the bench. "They I de puty DAs 1 will usua lly have s ubstantia l ex· perience as c r i minal trial lawyers." he maintains. "They bnng a lot of experience to the bench." Heneghan acknowledged that judges race problems when they are required to stand for el~· tion in a climate where people may think judges are lenient and opposing cand idates capitalize on the feeling. "A judge is in a peculi°ar posi· tion because he's supposed to be Independent of pressure from law enforcement on one hand _er , ~ PRESENT ~ BARE ROOT PLANTIN.G TIME FEATURING: *' l Non Patent Roff•... S 2 • 9 9 #'i"Paten1ecrRMu... ••.49 MRS AUIOrd winners··· S 8 • 9 9 Stondanl Fruit Tr<ec• .•. from ... S 4. 9 9 Scffll.DtootfFrult Trf!ea ... from ... s7 • 99 Plu.. a c.olde oarlety of •mall/rvlt. A ~lu. • Sumullln root 1rowth • Elctlltnl fOf bemoot rosn. fruit ttttt.Wde lrMS. MW Mtdllnp. btddina pltnlJ GERMAI!t@"' VITAMIN B-1 lpt.atn119 •1:39 SALE PRICE 99c CNlly ...... s.Utf ....... RECALLS VICTORIES . Commlask>ner Heneghan and the defense bar on the other hand,'' he says. "It seems like most govern· m~nt officials have fallen in esteem ... he says. "The re seem to be a lot of Judges who people believe are too lenient." Two of Heneghan 's fellow dis· tr1ct attorney's office pros· ecutors were ele("ted to the benc h r ecently. T hose two, Theodore Millard and Orella Sears. were sworn in as Superior Court judges this month. The New York native·s in· terest in the Jaw spran~ from a stint as a courts ma rtial officer while in the Marine Corps in Japan. "J majored in history in col- lege and I went into the Marine Corps afte r l graduated,·· Heneghan recalls. "I worked on some courts martial and decided I liked the law enough lo take the LSAT ILaw School Ad- missions Test 1." He took the test while still in the service and qualified and gained admission to Fordham University's Sehool or Law. He graduate three years later and s hortly went to work for the New York City Distnct Attorney's of- fice. "It was an interesting office at that time,.. Heneghan remem· bers. ··J was involved with a lol of heavy stuff lake l a bor racketecnn~ and corruption of publi<' o(fic1als." ~A trip to has sister 's California home in 1965 got Heneghan lo be~in considering the attributes or living 10 California . ..When my wi fe and 1 ~ot bark to New York, we started think· ing about the climate and the lifestyle and decided we would come hack here to li ve." h<! says. JAPANESE ARAUA Add a l..,.h tropkol look -.. to ont1 •ltody or pon-.un 0tt0 ~ with l~)I ft.~ ' ~-----. g~et-'2.89 NOW99c PANSIES Cltoo« from mlxfil colon of Super Rainbow, Roce Troclt. Roggli, or King Slae Mix. P'1ftt1 , podc/8 plant. ..... ... SALE PRICF. t ,..,..,..,.NT /o.orita.At y,o11;::.-- -Ji.AN "' FOUNTAIN ~·t~0 ~ • VAllfY ~~ 11429 llOOCHUIST • flOUMTAIM YAU.If ............................ Ptloe• t6M171 OflM70AYS • , ......... •• ~ ' , .la t ting ~~aster?. ~ I iTER a POa (CONTINlJEOI : A writer fnr the l<"aao Tribun ha tra" ted to our recion rtt ntly and as rom up with anothtt one ol thoa~ plec thal broadly hints CaHfornla may ra.ll lnt.o lht sea lllA plf'('f wa5 prlnted 1n a county papt>r and was timed n ctly with th~ rN'tnt r11n!I "i'hl' i.torv Ii. datellntd "LllUna Beat h" which you ru• pect waii a 1ele<:Uon keyed tow r~nt Bluebird CanYon disaster In tht Art Colony The (1\icago·bHed wnl r S\.li8 ts. "Now. sclentlsll Old 1906 Corutal Structure That H~ Sunnverl a Few Stormt AlrBlt Seen- Viets Pushing Into Cambodia BANGKOK. Thalland IAP' -V\etnamese dlvlslons were reported drlvlna north, 1JOuth and east or Phnom Penh today In en apparent move to throttle the CambOdlan capital. Olplomatlc sources In Peking saJd China may likely airlift Cambo· dlan ltadets out or the capital car"')'lnJt "'" or them to China. J •pan a Kyodo News 'iervlce aald It quoted othtt Peking •ourctt as s..ylng China "ecently asked Thailand to allow passage ot a speclol Chinese plane over Thailand, but said the Informant was not confirmed THE SOVIET Communist Party newspaper Pravda report· ed on its front page that Cambo- dian rebels are continuing a powerful offensive against the Phnom Penh government. ft did not mention the participation of Vietnamese troops in the fight· Ing. The escalating border conflict between Vietnamese and Cam· bodla mirrors th.e political strug· SOviets Rap McDonald's 'Big Mac' gle In southeast Asia between the $oviet Union and China. Reports published in China's official People's Delly said 100,000 Vietnamese regulars eqlllpped with Russian.made fighter planes tanks and guns a lready have invaded and OC· cupied a large chunk or Cambo- dian territory, Kyodo said. "I WOULD llrilOT be surprised if Phnom Penh was evacuated soon and the government took to the countryside.· one European diplomat In Bangkok said. Other Bangkok analysts said the Vietnamese bypassed Kom- pong Cham. 45 miles northeast or Phnom Penh. and may have moved 19 or more miles west of t.he Mekong River to 11 point near the dead center of Cam· bodia. They said the Vietnamese also opened up a major front in the extreme south of the country. and that three divisions were driving westward near the coast . It was believed they would try to cut the highway from Cambodia's only deep· water port, Kimpong Som, through which China ships military supplies to the Cambo· .. WORLD I NATION On the /t1end United Air Lines pilot Malburn McBroom. who was m command of a OC-8 jetliner that crashed in Portlafl4:~ outski1ts last week is shown with his w~fe. Donna. in a Gresh am hospilal Thursday. McBroom:' 52. a veteran of 2i vears with l!AL. 1s recovering from a fractured leg. fr actured ribs and hand and face lacerations. • Dallas Cycle Cop • MOSCOW CAP) -A Soviet rr.agazlne says the "Qig Mac" has earned big profits for Mc Donald's hamburger chain while raising questions about the he alth or hamburger·bungry Americans. THE ANALYSTS said the pro· Disputes Finding vincial capital or Takeo. 37 dian a rmy. miles south of Phnom Penh. wa;i . DALLAS •AP I . The Oalias motorcycle pollcem~ wtaose taken by the Vietnamese who • open microphone i.s given as the so~,..ce of e~idence that John 'Ken- were now beli eved lo have nedy's assassination was a conspiracy said Thurdsday Ufal-the moved most or a 100,000-man mike couldn't have been his. force into Cambodia. The House assassination committee concluded last week-lh~t say. Hvm~ along the Golden State's shore mav ~ le~, status than stupidity ' The world affairs weekly, New Times. said McDonald's is m ak· Ing millions of dollars out or a "clearly poor-quality product ." One of the company's sandwich s pe<'ials is known as ttie "Big Mac." Vietnam's rebel Cambodian Kennedy probably was slain as the result of a conspiracy. ~r~ut- Com mun isl proxies c laimed tee members said their conclusion was based on new acou~1cal ~ they seized Svay Rieng in the evidence that "establishes a high probability that two gunmen HE GOES ON TO quote a scientist as saying w«> live In a fantasyland out here bel·ause people build homes alo~g the shoreline. And, most or these homes have been built ·during a drought <'ycle But we've had four wet cycles within the last 173 years Thus, indeed. if we are moving into another wet cycle, it is suggested that homes might be smashed by 40-foot wavei, and other mansions might simply slip off into the sea. 1 h · It wa!> suggested that sint'e the 1940s, .peoP. e ave Just assumed it never rains in Southern Cahforn1a -which sounds like a somewhat familiar lyric. Well if that wa& the thought, it should have evaporat· ed last yea,.. when we got 33 in<"hes of the wet sturr. That <"Ompa:-ed pretty close)y to our total rainraJI of 32.76 inches in 1940-41. Bu• we'vP had otl-er rains. We got almost Z7 inchesfo 1950·51 and a lmost 28 inchesin 1968-69. No doubt we've rreoP somt> stupid decisions in the past on where we build Bu~ so ha:, ever) other regior1 of the rountrv l 'VE NEVER UNDERSTOOD why some people build on the bank of a river when they know it might flood out in the winter Peoole still build in Kansas within tornado al· leys. Floridians don 't seem to be discouraged much by hurricanes. And as for the East and Midwest. you are amazed that citizens still insist on building entire cities In plac~ where they just know they'll be covered with Ice and snow ever'} winter. THUS VOU MIGHT suspect Southern Californian& are no more stupid when It comes lo building In hazardous places than anybody else. You mrt with Mother Nature and every once in a while you get your toes stomped on FREO TURNER, chief ex· Par rot's Beak area a long fi red at President Kennedy.· e<'utive at McDona ld's head · Highway 1 lead in1-t to Phnom quarters in Oak Brook, Ill., com-Penh from the Vi etnamese THE COMMITTEE'S EVIDENCE ;nctuoed an analy!\iS of a mt-nted: ''The rhetoric of the border. tape recording m ade duril'lg the assassination · fro'!' wf)at the En glish·laoguage New Times The insurgents of the month· panel determined was a stuck transmitter on officer H. B. published fn Moscow indicates old National United Front ror McLain 's motorcycle. . they must have had a slow news National Salvation and sjx But McLa in said Thursday that his f!l•k e wo11ld have day. Maybe next w~k they'll re· provinces of eastern Cambodia, trpnsrniU,~ lou\l sjrens as he rushed to the hospital with the rat.ally port they lnvente~ , t~e ham· about a quartier of the country s lain·p·resident. burger." were'lowundert .. elrcontrol. "That wasn't my motorcycle ... McLain nld. "There ~Id Mc Donald's operates about 'io.vever. ~an~ok analysts have been a siren on that channel one all the way to the ~ital. 4,000 restaurants in the United belie .. e the Vletnalnese are do· Everybody had lhe1r sirens on ... yQu would have beard it on States and 20 Other countries. ing the ll)ajor figl'\llng and leav. channel one." . selling approxi mately 3 billion ing the m op-up and victory hamburgers a year. claims to the estimated 20.000 THE RECORDING WAS MADE or a transmission ove~ the "The most 1.1Seful part of the rebels who broke with the Com-police department's channel one. although motorcycles assigned to M c Do n a Id s pec i a I. as a munist regime In Phnom Penh. the motorcade were instructed to communicate on channel two. 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Dally Pilot sportswriters and photographers are at the gamei to bring you · detailed flrst·hand reports and pictures. Our wire service Teports the action of college and professional athletic contests across the na&lon. Added to all qf this are the reports of other. local high 1choOI and college sports, f rorn wrestling to wonJer\ 's athletics. N1me your game -.we cover·your team -Jn the sports pages of the DAILY PILOT • f , II '