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Home My WebLink About1979-01-15 - Orange Coast Pilotto rm ams an Newport Cops Bold Two In $35,000 .Jewel lfeist -. ; t f.: t ,, I MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 1S, 1979 "°'-1l Mo. '" , HC't•c.t. .. l'aou • • • • 't . . ·~Wayne Ma • g Strong Recovery More Fo.reeast No Rain Cheek Here 30-inch Snow Burks Chicago CHICAGO tAP) -The na- tion's second-largest city dug out from its second-worst blizzard in history today wilh a special army or 2,500 workers. Crews reopened one runway at O'Hare International Airport, the world's busiest. after snow forced a weekend shutdown. i But the forecast was for i ~~~;~::w by Airline Crash Off Catalina ~f By PIDLIP ROSMARIN .~ • OI t._ O.lly f'llot Staff An amphibian airliner with 10 persons aboard crashed and over· turned in heavy seas off Santa Catalina Island Sunday • According lo one of the _ passengers. all 10 survived _ without serious injury chiefly because of what he called heroic l efforts of a fishing boat captain to pull the clinging victims from lhe overturned plane into his boat 1'he pilot of the 14-passenger Grummlin Mallard, operated by Trans-Catalina Airlines out of San Pedro, was tre ated at Avalon Municipal Hospital for c ut fingers and a lace rated scalp, and released. An FAA s pokes man said Russell D. St Pierre, 31, of Northridge, reported that his craft lost power in one of the engines after takeofC from Peb-! bly Beach , a mile east of Avalon The nine wet and freezing ' passeng~rs were treated and I' relea~ from the hospital, ex- ~ cepl for one, Paul Ketchum, 65, • of 44 Sycamore Creek, Irvine. 1 The Turtle Rock owner of a \ manufacturing plant was ad- mitted for observation because of a pre-existing heart conditloo. Ketchum told bis version of what happened, fro .. m bla • hospital bed today. ~ "We were tatlng off. and we I were getUng slapped harder and ~ harder &flalnsl the crest of the l . (See PLANE. Pa1e AZ> lir8elDnlling 1 TEL AVIV, Israel <AP) - Faced with the Iota of Iranian' oU, 11reet began drlllina a new I oll nU today et U.. Alma fteld la lhf. Gulf ol Sues off the oc- -eupted 8lMl coett, the t.....u at.ate recllo reported. • HeUco~rs were used today to take sick and Injured to Chlcago- area hospitals because am· bulances could not get through the 30 Inches of snow, 20.9 inches of it from the weekend storm that hit the Midwest and left at least 29 people dead -seven in Chicago alone O 'Hare was closed to a ll flights from midday Saturday until today . when the one runway reopened . United Airlines said its service lo and from Chkago would be reduced ' by at least 70 percent during much of the day. DMty ............. 11't •kM"' 11- Seven of 11 emergency centers set up in the city to distribute food reported their supplies were exhausted by Sunday, and request for emergency fuel sup- plies depleted the reserves at two city storage facilities, of. ficials said WHAT DO ORANGE COAST RESIDENTS 00 ON A RAINY SUNDAY AFTERNOON? • Stand In Line In the Rain, Of CourM, Whlle Watth'9 to See a Movie Elsewhere ln the Midwest, the snow combined with the sub· freezing temperatures to cause traffic ac<:idents. break weather records. strand travelers and leave thousands without elec· tricity. The temperatures plummeted throughout the Midwest with South Bend, Ind., reporting a record low or ·14degrees at4 a .m. today. It wu-13 in Chicago. Snow Strands Cars· Al,ong Mount Baldy Northern Illinois, Kansas and eastern Iowa were under states or emergency. Michigan, Wisconsin and In· diana all struggled with more than a foot of new snow follow- ing the weekend storm. The forecast for the snow- burled areas was grim. The Na· ttonal Weather Service said another major storm could be in store for the Midwest by mid· week. Chicago faced a 40 per- cent chance or more snow by tonight. Most deaths were attributed to <SeeSNOW, Page A2) JlEl' HIE TYPE FOR PILOT AD "1 sold both t)'l>eW'riten on the flrat call. and t dJdo't even have to write the ad. .J;, "The Daily Pilot really made mea 1ucceu." These are the word.I of the San Juan Captatrano man who placed lhll ad ln the Da.lly Pilot: 1.8.M. SELECTRIC. Gd By The Associated Press High winds. occasionally heavy rain and snow continued to pummel Southern California today. stranding 60 cars on Mount Baldy and prompting travelers advisories tn moun- tains and deserts and s mall· craft warnings at sea because or near gale-force winds. An unexpected snowfall stranded the 60 c arloads of travelers for seven hours at the 5,000-foot level on Mount Baldy in the San Gabriel Mountains 40 miles east of Los Angeles. San Bernardino County sheriff 's deputies and the CaJifornla Highway Patrol locat- ed a snow plow to cleat the path and lead the convoy down the snow-decked highway to Ice House Canyon, ploddtns along at about 10 mph. Authorttfes accompanied the group until the snow became rain and the vehicles could wade tbroush. al~. . No tnJuriet were reported. · More lbowet's and JJ•lY windl wer• expected in the Southland through tonight, the NauonaJ Weather Service said. Meanwhlle, the powerful Cond tel 1.8.M. EXEC. . 8pel. E lod <N C.oad floo 110NBm: --me xp ea 1320 CakuJ.alOC' S3$ XXX• 1l xxn GONZAL~ La. CAP) -A U you want to sell something chemical J"pehne exploded &aft. but don't want to write an ad, da)', ruptt.ired • nearbt nlt"°"" try ttle Dail)' Pilot. A rrtendly line 1nd forced temporar1 ad·vller will help write tt foe evvuaUon of • hiicalln1 area )'OU at &12-58'18. ._, tM doslnl.of tnterafate 10, 1tat• J>()Uce 1afd. .. \. .. winter storm which swept out of the Pacific across Northe rn California over the weekend con- tinued to rake that area today. ; dumping rain and snow and dis- rupting electric service in many areas. . The forecast was for thun· dershowers tapering off over the San Francisco Bay area. with skies beginning to clear by nlghtrall. Heavy Hin left accumulations of well over t.5 inches in the Bay Area and in the Sacramento Valley. Heavy snow was reported abov~ 4.000 feet In the sterra, and cbalns were required on U,S. 5er over Echo Summit ap- proach.lnc the Nevada state line. P~w!r outaaes were reported <!fee llAIN, Pace AZ) .. Retdly 'f o'fl6h, In Cleveland · CLEVELAND CAP> Edward Heckman knows It can be tou&b to Uw tn Cleveland. Thiewe broke a plat• alall window at h1t 1m11f East S6de .tore ud IDllde off Vrltll 50 T· lhl~. MOit were imprint.ct wtth · a Gft.t of Olev1ta-·1 tk,YUne and UM wordl "YOU Gotta Be Touth To Uve in Cleveland." ·•sut we're .ionna ltay ther. and tel~ T·thJrt.a. You Sotta be toU1b to livt In Cleveland," the «>-year-old ttortowntr ad~. ' . .. Newport Cops Hold Two in Jewels Heist Two men were arrested by Newport Beach police Sunday after allefedly breaking Into a Fashion stand jewelry store and loading more than $35,000 in goods into a shopping bag. Arrested inside Bret Walker Jewelry were Ramon Bernal Ozuna, 21. of Garden Grove. and 20-year-old Andreas Rojas CaJtor of Los Angeles. Both remained in custody to· day at city jaH on commercial buralary charges. Bail was set for each at ~.ooo. Police C1pt. Ri chard Hamilton said officer Gary Lee responded to a anent alarm at lbe at.ore at 1:45 a.m. Sunday. Officer Lee reportedly saw the two men inside the store using a batcbet aad hammer to break Into locked jewelry cases. Officer JM took both men into cu.stody aJooa with a shopping bag contalnfn1 more than 70 itema. raneinl ftom bracelet! and rinp to &Old colftl and pen· danl.I. Store officials valued the lt.em1 at "5,516 wholesale. Police aaid no damage •timat.e baa been. set for the 1mubed caHI and to the front door by which the bur1l1ra en- tered .. Cities Cooperate TOKYO <AP> -Pelll.Da'• nnt 1later dty will be Tokyo, and tbe afnUaUoa wt.II be mad"e f ormaJ ln 1 ceenaoQY tn the Chlneae capital In March, the newapape~ Yomiur1 NpOrted today. I Restful Weekend Reported LOS ANGELES CAJ'l -Actor John Wayne or Newport Beach is making an excellent recovery from the nine-hour surgery to remove his gall bladder and a cancerous stomach. hospital of· ficials have reported. The 71-year-old box office king showed strong vital signs and spent a restful weekend follow- ing the surgery, UCLA Medical Center administrator Bernard Strohm said Waype was able to sit up and stand up ror brief periods. .. He's a hard-driving kind of person." said Strohm. "He wants to move around but that will take lime " Strohm issued a favorable re· port on Wayne's condition Sun· day and said. "The two most im- portant ractors contributing to his excellent post-operative re- covery arc his genera lly strong ph ys ica l cond1t1on and hrs positive attitude." Th e mal ignant s tomac h cancer was discovered during what began as a routine gall bladder operation Friday. Sur geons removed the e ntire stomach and fa shioned a sub- stitute out of the actor's in- testines. It was the third major opera· lion for Wayne In 15 years. One o r his lungs was removed because of cancer in 1964 and he underwent open heart surgery last April. Hospital personnel were kept <See WAVNE, Page AZ) Coast Weather Mostly cloudy with showers through tonight. Partial clearing Tuesday. Not much temperature change. Highs Tuesday in upper 509. Low tonight in •. upper 40s. Chance of rain 70 perC(?nl tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. INSIDE TODA W Thu l1fOtlTJ '3 having elf/. ~UJI ~ $30 million o )ICCJr. Stt wlly on Pcge A 7. t ' --- J I I I j 'I .. .. Al DAILY PILOJ s Hospital Orderly Held • ID 22 Deaths STOCKHOLMJ Swed o CAP> An 11-y ar-ola part Ume mil hoapUal orderly w held toclay on 1uaplc oa of U.e 1>0ltoa murd n ot 22 •kMt'ly p10eata, ln<"ludlna • 100 year-old ~omu. becaUM be tboqh,l tMlt liJ bM DO mtaNQ11 "°'1N aaid. Ch I ef ~roae-cutor ho Runerh~lm aald \ho lt't"n • whu waa not idtntlOed. •at pccted of kllllnt patltn'• 1t Malmo Ealt Hoapltal In aouthtn wedt-n wtlh a \oldc cl u•na liquid mind w1th Juke. Polin Hht , ...... ,.Cl nev r Mlled tM pet.ientl U t.hir:y wan\ed to 4'it . .nity qucMd hlm a ,_,ins kWed lbem • an ad of tDeftY bwl\dll ''tbe1 Md pal•• and lbelr llfe bed DO mHnlo,." Clink ordt-rly Gun Brit& Nll•ton. t7... taid.,tJ\o wa&.cbed OMIY P'lleol ,._ '°' .... ,...,_,. Sized llp tor Page ant Kay Cunningham of San Juan Capistrano was one of the record number of people 1835) who turned out Saturday and Sunday to be measured, photograph~~and recorded for the two casts of the 44th annua l}Pageant of the Masters this summer. It was her first tryout. ' Oashes Continue; Cambodia 'Normal'? BANGKOK, Thailand <APl - Fighting was reported ln many parts of Cambodia today but the new go'.lernment claimed normal ll(e is being restored after three years of oppression. Senior Thai intelligence sources said Vietnamese forces were engaged in heavy fighting near SJsopbon, 30 miles east of the Thai border. Clashes aJso F,....PageAI PLANE ••• swells," Ketchum said. "Finally we hit a swell and that was theendofit." Ketchum said the craft over- turn c d and the passengers csc aped through doorway exits. The windows of the plane, he said. popped o ut under the pressureofthewalcr. Ketchum said the airplone began to fill rapidly with water The passengers, be said , were calm "There~as no risnlc, Hery. body betftlved really well," Ketchum said M e n aboard a cruising abalone fi s hing b"ll. ~he Supermex, spotted the accident about a quarter-mile offshore a nd sped to rescue the casualties. "We wouldn't have r.1adc it but for the fact that that fishjng boat was returning from San Clemente Island." Ketchum said. "They picked us up. They were the real he roes of the episode." The boat's captain ls Rich3rd Ruiz. Ketchum suffered a heart at- tack two years ago. He said he was hospitaUzed because he s uf. fcrcd from the cold and stress. Don Sheetz, vice president or Trans Catalina Airlines, rcru.sed to comment about the crash, and would not release a passenger list. DAILY PILOT r""Ot-C-t""41y Pltoc,.,,,,,_1(,,1\t"" bl....,.,,._ .......... _,_..., .... °'_ to.u _,..,.,_...,,...,_,_. .... ,_.,. I DUlltl\ ... 4' -· 1"'""4111 f rl<Uy IOt r .. 1. ,.,._ .. , H-1 llo«ll. .. -........... b ,.,., I••" V•tl..,, 1,_, L-tt.Clll\ewtll(N~ A •l"11IPF...-...-IO<l l\_.1_t.alU<CMO-~·· n.. .-In<-"'*4.,,.... _,_... 1; ._ JJC w .. 1 ll••Ml'MI C..lt~.Ul-..i.•,.i. ·~·--.... -... --J.C•. c.rw., 'lflf•Pr•Ui•ft··_...~,,,Mi*~ l'-UllH'tll l,,., .. ,_,"" ___ ~·-~, .. '--.._ ..... " A\\l\t..,i ---'-·- TeletlMn• ff14)tQ.q21 CIHllHtM Adffltl ..... ..w171 ,,-~, ........ ...... were reported at Nimll, about 13 miles from the frontier Thai and West.em sources said they had reports of clashes in many other parts of the country between troops sun loyal to the ouat.ed government of Premier Pol Pot and the Vietnamese and Communist Cambodian rebel forces that drove the other Com· munlst government from Phnom Penh eight days ago. These sources said loyaliat troops bypassed in the two-week Vietnamese blitz apparently were slriklng back. But there were no report.a of any serious reverses suffered by the Viet· oamese and thelr Cambodian proteges. Thai sources said Battam· bang. to northwest Cambodia and the old government's la.st maJor ctty, had fallen to the in· vaders, but flghtlng continued in the area. Fighting also was re- ported around Kompong Som, the nation's only dee p-water port. which the provlslonal gov. ernment proclaimed by the rebel Kampuchea <Cambodlal United Front said It had taken. There were reports officials and troops of the former govern• ment were t.aklnit refuge in lhe Cardamon and £\efhant moun· talns or southwes Cambodia and on lhe island or Kong, in the Gulf of Thailand, preparing t.o catty on a guerrilla campaign. Western sources said the island would provide o natural supply link to guerrillas in the mountains If China carried out its promise to back the holdouts. Jury Pick Begin& WASHINGTON•<APl -Selec- tion of a jury to try veteran U.S. Rep. Daniel J. f1ood on perjury, brlbery and conspiracy charges began today. ~ te De.c• •rwi.,..... Donny Hatbaway1 a 1tn1er and aonewriter. oolted the door to &la New Yock.~ room and leaped 13 atorlee to hi• death 5aturday. a few hou ra arter a recc>rdlna ae11lon wtth 1lncer Roberta Flack. \ • .. about 10 old pallenta die my•l4u1oualy durln1 her rour· moath tta.Y al tM '-PH.et .,,,_ .......... .,,21kd wtlh a.IOl\)'·nlltid eyee. • • aald the wol&aa. :'Tbey ctied wt\.b oa1nl U:iat PUf ~rtpUoa. 1.Jever before bavo I MID tueh a death ttruui. ... M NlkaJ nl>ffta .aid cJeantni Ould, U 1walfowed, eata lta way ttirouah tho mouth and throat PMaSet In Police Slayings WOODLAND <APl -An 18- >-ear-o&d Gardea Grove womao, char1ed wtth tbe murder of two California HiOway Patrol of· fie.rs, will plead 1uilty to beina ao acceaory to the crime .na wlll tesUfy against her codefen- dant. the Volo County district al· t.orney said today. If the court approves the a1reement for Margaret Klaesa• teatlmony a1ainal 23-year-old Luis Rodriguez, she would be 1ubject to a prlaon term of 16 months t.o three years, said Dis- trict Attorney Richard Gilbert. Mlss K1aell and Rodriguez, of Sacramenlo, were al'T'ffted Dec. 2' and later charged witb lhe murder two days earlier of CHP offic ers Roy BLecher and William Freeman along the In· terstate 80 freeway west of Sacramento. The murder charges carry a potential death sentence. "I think it's a subs t a ntial benefit, both to us and to her," Gilbert said of the ag~menl for Mias Klaess · testimony, Newspaper reports in recent days •llY a s6bbins Miss Klaess told Jailers that she was at the scene of the 4 a .m . murders, beard the shots fired, but never left the stolen vehjcJe she and Rodri1ues were drivine when stopped by the officers. Gilbert said the agreement de- penda oa the willingness of other Jaw eatorcement •Jencies to drop charges aga1nst Miss Klaess, including robbery cttaraes lod&ed against her and Rodri•uez Tn San Rafael and Vacaville. Gilbert a1ao said he would ask for a delay in a /reliminary bearing schedule for today agalnat Rodripez ln Yolo Coun- ty Municipal Court. p,....p-.e AJ SNOW ••• exposure. Travelers died at- tempting to walk from stranded automobiles to safety, and tome pedestrians who slipped and feU were unable to iet up due to their injuries. Others died in traffic accidents or of heart at· tacks. The National Weather Service said a ZS.inch snowstorm in 1967 was Chkaso'a worst, but that there had never before be4tn more than 29 I.Debes of snow on the ground. Cblcago Mayor Michael ..A. Bilandic toured the city by helicopter SUnday, and 2,500 city workers were ordered to begin the maaaive soow removal effort today. Motorista who dared to ven- ture out were warned to be pre· pared for Jons delays. and the mayor aaked businessmen to or- der staggered work shifts to minimize consestion. The roofs of several buildings collapaed under the s now, authorities said. But there were no reported injuries. National Guardsmen on their way to a Roc k Falls, Ill., armory were diverte d to evacuate stranded motori.als on Illlnola roads, and the Guard's armory was USt."d as a shelter for travelers Sunday b.11ht. A lire department helicopter plucked tour people from Lake Michigan S unday after they abandoned a atranded fishing boat and started walkina acrosa the frozen lake. Gov. Robert Ray declared a state of emergency after a billiard accompanied by wtnds up to 50 mph dumped up to 18 lnchet ohnow ln ea1iern Iowa. F,...P.,,eAJ WAYNE ••• buay 1n1werln• cell• from frtends and fana of the 1ctor. Amons SUnday'1 callers were Linda Ronltadt. Stevie Wonder and Glenn rares. ,.~,_ • , .... ... AP'W ........ TELLS OF JFK AFFAIR Gene Tlerney In 1944 Gene Tierney Tel/A Affair With Kennedy NEW YORK c P l -Actress Gene Tierney says in an upcom- ing autoblography th at for several years she had an affair with John F. Kennedy while he was a bachelor and she was married. According to News week magazine. Miss Tierney claims in her book "Self Portrait," which is to be pubJlshed in April. that she met Kennedy wblJe working on a movie in Hollywood. She says s he turned around and saw "the most perfect blue eyes t had ever seen on a man. "He was standing near the camera. wearinR a Navy lieute- nant '• uniform. Re smiled at me. My reaction was -nght out or a ladles ' romance novel. Lit.eraJly. mr heart skipped." The romance, according to MIH Tierney, began In l!MS while Kennedy was still In lhe Navy and lasted through the time he served MassachusetU. as a congressman. She said lt ended when he t.old her they could never marTY. SHAFTER <AP > -A Shafter teen-ager was shot fatally when a .12·gauge shotgun accidentally discharged while he was Mdlng in a etckup, Kern County sheriff s officers reported. Jerry Kelly, 14. was hit In the right side and was dead on ar· rtval at Kem Medical Center in Bakers lleld Sunday, officers said. Karollna Nilaaon, 100. Wil vital and lively wht!o the celebrated her birthday Dec 29 witb rel· athH and reporter• al the boelMtal. ••. NUMoa aid ..... ~ ol uwxplaiDed dtatbl bad not bMll taken eerioualy by doctoni -a 1tate1Mnt IUPPorted ~ other workers at the clin~. ,- Clink ma~n had orde"9d an loveMtaaaJoO lA&o the loc~· lng death rat@ •monf( patient.II. most of whom suffered from d l.3· ease1 req_uJrin1 long treatment.'i. H0tpttal lnv•Ucaton 1uspec*l an lnfectJon. Tbe head of I.bl cllnle. Dr. Britta Tomb&om. 11ld the deaths are "compl•~ly unbelievable and totally unique.'' ··Human beings want to live, also the very old and the vtry' W." abe aaJd. Shah to End Iran Reign? TEHRAN, Iran <AP\ -Shah Mohammed Rffa Pahlavi, hls 37 -year rule rocked by months of mass protest and bloodshed, will leave Ira n on Tuesday ror Aswan, Egypt, on his way t.o the United St.ates, informed sources r eported today. Many here believe he may never return. Political violen« aUU Oared across the country, and It waa reported that 20 persona h\ld been killed Sunday and today. includ- ing a former U.S. Air Force col- onel ln the southeast city ot Kerman. U.S. Embassy officials iden- tified him as Martin Berkowitz. 53. of San Francisco. The em- bassy gave no further details. but the newspaper Khayan reported Berkowitz was apparently s tabbed Sunday night Jn the kitchen of his home in Kerman and that the words "Go Back To Vour Country" were round scrawledonthewallofthe house. Kbayan said Berkowitz was head of tbe Parson-Jordan Co .. a copper-mining concern. The paper said his killers had not been identified. The sources here confi rmcd a r~port by Egyptian orflcial that the beleaguered 59-year-old shah would travel to As wan. The Cairo officials said he would meet with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in the southern Egyptian town. The shah had been a guest of Sadat ·s In Aswan last January. Before departing. the shah 1s scheduled to hold a a rare news conference Tueiiday morning at his pal ace outside Tehran. The Iranian Senate today hur- riedly gave ita eodorMment to the new civilian government or Prime Minis t er S ha hpour Bakhtlar. It had been expected that once the lower house of Parliament gives its approval - the vole is scheduled Tuesday - the shah would leave the county, clearing the way for Rakhtiar t.o take over fuU control of the na- tion. The shah's journey. ending m the United States, has been described as an extended vaca- tion. but many political ob- ser vers here believe the popular opposffion t.o lh~ monarch will make It impossible for him to re- turn. He has named a Regency Council to replace him dunng his absence. O n ce the shah leavt'!>, Bakhtiar will face the opP&.11twn of the exiled Moslem holy mun AyatulJah Khomujni and h1!-t huge following, who demand an Is lamic republic guJded by re. llgious leaders. Khomaini hus denounced tbe Bakhtiar l(ovem. ment as "Ulegitlmate " becau!><! it was established under the shah. In Tehran today, more than 100.000 people, in a festive mood but as usual chanting "Death to the s hah!" and "Long li ve Kho- I maln l ! "· Jammed the streets around the main bazaar for the second success ive day of massive anti·1>hah demonstra- tions Berkowitz wai. the second American slam in the yt!ar-long political upheaval in Iran On Dec. 23. Pat..!} Grimm . an America~cutlv of the Western-· · r · Co. of Ira n. was ambushed a d killed by terrorists In the southwest oil city ot Ahwaz. Anti-Americanism has been strong among a nti-shah ele- ments because ot Washington's s upport or the monarch and becau:.e of what many Iranians see ai. We'ltcrn domination of their country Refugees Due For U.S. Move KUALA LUMPUR, MalaySta <AP l Vietna mesc refugees from the freighter Hai Hong began leaving for the Unih-d States today, two months aftc>r the rusting 1,500 ton ship arrivL-d orr the >w('Sl coast of M alay1>1a with 2,44Spassengers aboard. Fift y refug~s were l.n the first group. The United States hus agreed t.o Ulke apout 800. and the rest have already gone to Canada, France, West Germany and Swilzt'rland A spok~man for r h<' lJ S Em- bassy !>aid 50 more will leave Jan. 30·31. Nevada Crash Hurts BB Man LAS VEGAS CAP> -Stephen Lihott, 23, of Huntington Beach. was listed 10 stable condition at Southe rn Nevada Memorial Hospital today after bc1n~ injured Saturday m a head on collision that took the hfc of another man. l'ht' Nevada llighway Patrol 1>a id William C . Nipper, 53, Bakersfield. was dead at the scene or the two-car crash on Interstate 15 six miles south or Jean orricers said tht> dead man . ._ car was southbound in a north hound lant' when 1t collided with Llliott ·s oncoming van. ,,,....rage Al RAIN ••• Sunday in Marin County and south ot ::Nin Fronc1sco to San Jose, with some customers or Pacific Ga~ & Electric still without serv1ce al daybreak our 1CXJ% com<Z,l hair coat ... . . thcz., pz.rf~ bes1c to compl<Z.m~nt your bUsin<Z-es or wukcz.nd wardrob<i. fully hncz.d,and reisczd <Ui~ on all S<Zams. hend craf'tcz.d. by th<i, f'-in<Z.st mw <lnSlarp. te1lore. . - fl" • - .. •r I -• Teday'a 0081 .. N.Y. Stoeu . \ I 1 / MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1979 N TEN CENTS .. ";. ;cataliD& Plane Crashes; IO ·OK 8J l'lllllP llOUIA_atN ••O.. ......... An ampblb&u airliner with 10 penoM alloard oraabed and over· tul'Hd in MIV)' MU otr Suta Ct\1Una lalaadSUDday. Ac cordlna to one or the pa11en1on. all 10 •urvlved without aerioua Injury chiefly because ol what he called httolc etrorta ol a fiahln& boat caDlain to pull the clin«inl victim trom lbe overturned plane lnto his boat.. The pilot ol the 14-paaft'Dltt Grumman Mallard, operat.ed by Trana.Calahna AJrllnn out of San Pedro. wu treated at Avalon Mu.nlctp-.1 Ho pltal for t'ut rinctr• and a lacerated scalp. and releued An FAA sr okeaman said Ru11ell O. S Paerrti, 31, of Northridge. reported that his craft l•t power ln one of tbe tnClnn Wr takeoff from Peb· bly Beach. a milt u11t of Avalon. Tb~ nine wet and freezing pa11en1._era were treated and released from the hospital, ex- cept for one, Paul Ketchum, 65, of 44 Sycamore Cr~k. Irvine. The Turtle Rock owner or a manufacturin& plant was ad· milted for observation because oC a pre-ex1sUng heart coodtUon. Ketchum told bis version or what happened , rrom his hospital bed today. "We were taking off, and we were letting slapped harder and harder against the crest of the swells," Ketchum said. "Finally we hit a swell and that wastheendoftt ... Ketchum said the craft over· turned and the passengers escaped throu&h doorway ex.tta. The windows or the plane, be said, popped out under tbe presaureoftbewater. Ketchum aald the airplane begad to flll rapidly with water. The paaaeogers, he said. were calm. "There was no panic, every· body behaved really well," Ketchum said. Men aboard a cruising abalone rishloa boat, tht. Supermex, fpotted the accident . -about a quarter-mile offshore -aod sped to rescue the casualties. "We wouldn't have made it but ror tbe tact that that fishing boat wu returning from San Clemente Island.·· Ketchum said. ''They picked us up. They were the r eal heroes of the <See PLANE, Page A2 > LNG at Base? ,.,_..,. VIEW!(# WftiN"WATERFRoNP DURING llOt.ASRs DISAst&to'ftiA8 AGO TODAY Coate Meu'a WIUl•m Studley, 79, Aemembera the Tr•glc Incident Welt .. Memory of Goo Stieks Mesan Played Role in 1919 Bo8ton .Trage dy By .JERRY CLAtJSEN OI tM o.ity '14r' Slaff The Boston afternoon was cold, and 19-year-old Cadet U . '· William Studley was glad to be • barricaded against the chill ~ aboard the USS Ranger as he looked aerou the Charles River ice. He was thinking or the future a year away. about becoming a merchant marine officer. His at- tention returned to the Jetter. dated Jan. ts. 1919, that he bad addressed to his fathe r in Fairhaven, Mass. He scribbled a few more lines and again looked out the glassed opening that had served as a gunport on the old iron, three· Wayne Making Fast Recovery From Surgery masted barkenline when it served as part or Admiral Dewey's fleet in the Philippines years before. Something was wrong with a 60 -root-hlgh molasses tank on shore about 600 yards from where the Ranser was docked for the winter at North End Pier. "It seemed to buckle. then all or a sudden it became real dis· torted," Studley rem em be rs. •'The top of the tank bulf ed right up and then sort o disap· peared." Studley, now retired from a career as a naval officer and merchant marine captain, was fascinated. "I couldn't believe what I was looking at." Later that day of 60 years <J_go, Studley teamed that a ship lYtng off a nearby pier was pumping molasses, heated to keep it flow. lng, into the 2,300,000-gallon Iron tank. The man lJl charge apparenUy failed to stop the now when the tank reached capacity. Deity ~MIC Staff ,._. 'COULDN'T BELIEVE IT Com •u•a Studley J»endleton-park ·Swap Eyed by State SACRAMENTO <AP l - California Resources Director Huey Johnson sald be ls wUllng to trade $1 billion worth of state redwood parks to the federal governm e nt for Camp. Pendleton. Johnson says the state sees the Southern Callfornia military base as a potent.lat site for a lio· Iran Shah To Leave For Egypt TEHRAN. Iran fAPl -Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi~ his 37-year rule rocked by monU.S of ma11 pmtat and bloodsbel, wm leave Iran Oft Tuesday ror Aswan, Egypt. on his way to the United States. informed sources reported today. Many here believe he may never return. The shah's mother-in-law and three or his children took off to- day on an Iranian military OJght to the United States, eyewit- n esses reported from the airport. Airport sources said they were expected to Oy to McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. The shah's two other children are already out or the country. Political violence still Oared across the country, and it was reported that 20 persons had been ~illed Sunday and today, lnclud- mg a former U.S. Alt Force Col· onel in the southeast city o( Kennan. U.S. Embassy officials Iden- tified him as Martin Berkowit.r, 53, or San Francisco. The em- baasy gave no further details, but the newspaoer Khayan reported Berkowitz was apparently stabbed Sunday night in the kitchen of his home In Kerman and lbat the words "Go Back To Your Country" were round scrawledonthe wall of the house. Khayan said Berkowitz was head of the Parson-Jordan Co., a copper-mining concern. The paper said his klllers bad not been identified. The sources here confirmed a <See SRAH. Page A%> uefled natural gas terminal and a new state park. Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. has suggested the ldea Informally ln a letter to President Carter. and Johudon said be suggested it more formally ln a recent letttt. Johnson said be prefers a site offshore ln the Santa Barbara Channel for the LNG terminal and hopes that Camp Pendleton will someday become a park. He noted that the base's beachfronl is one or the few remaining open spaces between Santa Monica and the Mexican border. The state officially "favors the Point Conception area for an LNG site. but It has come under court challenge from a group of opponents. Showers Will Stay '. 1brough Tonight Today's showers ·and locally heavy thunder showers u:e ex- pei:ted to epnUnue tb1"0u1h lonight.t.. according to the Na· llonal weather S.Vlee, which ..w..0r..,.~ ............ peel clear sties Wednesday through next Friday. The storm that swept into the county rrom Northern caurornia Sunday dumped .22 or an inch on tbe Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area and nearly hair an inch in Huntington Beach. The lAguna Niguel area re- ceived a quarter or an inch to bring the season '1 total there to 10 t.JJ• compared to 12.41 at this Ume lutyear. , So rar Uus season, Costa Mesa bas received 9 41 inches, com- pa~ed to 9.02 inches last year. Huntin«ton Beach's total rain· fall by 8 this morning was <See FQ.RECAST. Page A2) Ebsen Sues Over Newport Pier Bid Actor Buddy Ebsen filed suit in Orange County Superior Court Friday to overturn a Newport Beach City Council decision against letting him build a new pier in front of his Balboa· Island home. Ebsen contends in the suit the councll lacked jurisdiction laat May wbeo It ordered city re· cords to reflect that an existing pier and float partially on Ebsen 's property rightfully belonc to a neighbor. prominent Newport Beach resident Mrs. Carroll Beek. In addition, he argued. the councll acted improperly when it denied him and another neighbor. Arnold Pete rson, permission to build a new pier in front of their homes. Ebsen . known for hi s televlslon role as Barnaby Jones. became embroiled in a dispute wtth Mrs. Beek after she allegedly refused to let him use the pier. built by her and her huaband 54 years ago. Yet. Eblen contended he o~ tained written permission to use the pier rrom the late Mr. Beek ln 1984. Since Mr. Beek's death, be argued, he has been denied use of the property. The suit claims the city ac· tually owns tbe pier and Its jurisdiction extends only to ~ and position of pier properties. f. LOS ANGELES CAP> -Actor .John Wayne i.s making such a · last recovery from stomach cancer surgery that doctors think be might leave the in· . tensive care unit at UCLA Medical Center sooner the.n bad The giant structure ruptured, spewing a 15-foot-bigh tidal wave of molasses into Boston's North End Park warehouse and tenement district. "This great big, brown billow came crushing out like the surf rolling in. It started cascading over lbe sea wall near our scboOl ship. Oashes Continue; Newport Cops Hold Two in Jewels Heist Two men were arrested by Newport Beach police Sunday alter alleftdly breakinc into a Faabion Island Jewelry store and loading more than $35,000 in goods into a shoppin1 bag. Councll members last May .salil a 14-year-okl city policy prohibits conatructlon of new noa-commerctal piers on the island &.ecause they would in· tertere with beaches . · been expected. \ "Progress continues to be ex- cellent." said hospital ad· min1atrator Bernard Strohm to- day in tbe daily statement on Wayne'• condiUon. "It ia our hope that Mr. Wayne will be moved out of the in'4ma1ve care unit sooner than expected. Hi• vital 1lpw remain normal and be spent a reetful nilbl. '' Tbe 71-year-old film star orillnally wu expected to re- maln ln intensive care until late lG the week, and lJl the bosl)ltal 6 about two weeks. The bolplt~ was still 1ettin4 ' calla from concerned fans ape! \ frieGda. Md Oowen allo were ... ltlll arrtvtnc at UM t.o.pltal. Actor I Robert Waper and hil actnas wile Natalie Wood called Mon· . -. .. ,.. • NetrpOl"t aHeh ..... dent, r•f 1nent .... hotanollur• · 1· ••rr lHt J'rtda1 tn what ,,_._ °""''~ Wiii jlanned •• •bout· -two-~~.~ r . ' ' Cambodia 'Normal' •'Then I noticed things coming along in the mess. J could see this tbln1 that looked like a bone covered with brown 100 - <See ll08TON, Pa&e A%> }lBf mE 'TYPE FOR PILUI' AD ''I told both typewriters on the fint call, and I dJdn 'l everl bave to write the ad. "The Daily PUot really made me a auccesa.'' Tbeee are the words of the San Juan Capistrano man who placed'thlt ad ln the Dally PUot: l.B.M. SP.:LECTRJC. Gd BANGKOK, Thailand CAP) - FiSbting waa reported lo many parta of Cambod.Ja today but the new government claimed normal life is being restored ,rt.er three years of oppression. Senior Thal lntelU1ence sources said Vietnamese forces were qaged ln heavy flgbtlnJ[ ·near 5~1_30 mlles east ol the Tbai uoroer. c1.,hes also were reported at Nimlt, about 13 mU.. from the frontier. Thal and Western aources said they bad repom of claahes ln many at.Mr paru of the country betWffft tJ'OOPI It.Ill loyal to the ousted government ot PremJer Pol Pot and the Viet.nanMM and Communllt. Cambodian rebel Cond 't4SO t.B.M. E:.XZC. Gd Cond •100 MONROE t.D0 Calculator 93$ Ult• •••x • • forcet tNtt drove the other COm· munllt penunent from Phnom Pe.Db el&'bt da)'a .. o. • I lt you want to aell 10methinc · but don't want to write u ad, try the o.1J.y Ptlot. A friendl) ad-viler wW . belp -write lt for you1tea.~ Tbeae eourcea aa!d loyallJt llwPt ~ ln the two-week "lefaamete bill• appuently WtN ~ back. llu.t there WtN no NpOl1I ot ID)' terloul revel'lel tuffered by tht Viet· • • namese and their Cambodian proteges. Thal aourcea said Ballam· bang, in northwest Cambodia and the old government's lut major city, bad fallen to the~ vaden, but fil.htlng continued In the area. Fitlitlna allo was re-ported a.round K"ompong Som, the nation's only d~ep-water port, which the _provisloqa! ~v· ernment proclaimed by the rebel Kampuchea (Cambodia) Uni~ Front aald it bad taken. There were reoortl omdall and troopt ot tbe former IOYWD• ment were ta~tuce ln tb9 Cardamoa and t IDOUD· talna of toatln,e C•snboclla and on the ialand of X.O.,, jn the Gulf ol Th~pnpartnc to ca-"'1 OD a eampaltn. WHtera eourHI Hid lbe lalaad would~ a aatural aupply UM to •ft811"iU8a la &be -mount.Im tf Cfilaa c..,.... ~ lta promLM to b9ck ~ boldoUtl • . . Arrested inside Bret Walktt Jewelry were Ramon Bemal O.uoa. 21, of Garden Grove, and 20-year-old Andreaa Rojas Castor ol Loa Anaelel. Both remained in custody to- day at dty Jall on commerdal buraJa.ry charaes. a,11 wu Mt for each at 95 000. L Police Capt. Richard Hami.&G aald otncer Gary Lee re.ponded to a· 1Ueot alarm at tbe •ton at 1: '5 a.m. Sunday, Officer Lee reportedly ... the two men ~ the store -.lnc a ba~bet aad hammer to break lDto locUd Jewelry CINI. Otncer tee t0ot" both DMD i.to cua~ alou wilb a 1boPJ1ina b•• cOatalnfoa more I.bu '70 lwsn~~anllnl from br-*' ud '° IOld cotu and plD· daDtl, Store ottlel1l1 ••lued 'la• lteaaf at •.ate wboletaJt. Pollet Hid no d1m11•- tltimMe a. bem Mt for tbe •maabed e._ Md to ti.. froat door Jrr wbidl tb!I burctan ID· ·Wred. Co ast Weathe r Moatty cloudy with showers through tonight. Partial cleerlng Tuesday. Not much tempe rature cban1e. HlOa Tuesday in upper '°8. Low tonight ln upper «II. Chance or rain 70 percent tonight and 30 percent n.e.cs.y. H Team Save. FalleriMan LAK!S!DE <AP) -BUI ................ u. woftet' wM''IHDl*t JOO feet lnto a creviC. whll mountain cUmbtq, waa rHcued today a(ter 18 bourt ~IO Ui)t "' .. un&bAit \o IQO • A flv mao tttcue '-•m ell m bed Lo Lbe :J eoo-root 1umm1t or Ea cap1tao MountaJn Sunda1 nl1ht. At daybreak . a rope wa1 dropped Lo Frumm. 21. Sund..,.. u ho and rour o ther meo r acb~d tht 2.600.foot level. Frumm tell aod became -.cc1 1t • 7S.d•aree aaaae. Sea Burial Slated for James Wright Burial t sea was scheduled lor Jame8 Cbohner. Wr11ht ol Newport Beuch, reUred vic-e- president and aenJor lnveatmunl adviser for Stturity Paclllc Na· lional Bank. He died lut Wed· nesday al the 11e ol '15. Mr. Wright wu a member un- til his retlrement or the Stock Exchange Club of Loe An1elts He also belonaed to the Newport Hubor Yacbt Club and the Annandale Golt Club In Pasadena, and w11 a Judge e meritus or the Cymbldlum Society of America, an orchid society Mr Wright. whose family has had a summer home In Newport Beach since the early 1900s, moved to the cout city ln 1977. No formal funeral services are planned. Mr. Wrlght leaves bla wile. .E.Jhabeth West Wrlabt ol Newport Beach; a son, ITr. Ben- jamin B. Wrlght. of Newport Beach; a dam1bter, Dorotby Jennifer Wrlgbt of Montclair, and three grandchildren. The family has s uggested memorial donations Lo Hoag Memorial Hospital lo Newport Beach Woman Foils Rape Attempt .. ::~ In Newport A West Newport woman who woke to ftnd a man she didn't know fn bed with her early today bas led police to seek a m an who called him!lelr "David" on an al· tempted rape char1ee. The 22-year-old victim was not Injured, but said s he was knocked down as ahe tried to force the man out of her apart· menl. Her screams eventually . drove him off. He appareoUy slipped into tho unlocked apartment at about I :40 a .m. The unarmed suspect was described as a medium· built man ln hla mld·20s. 117 IAaDll ll'l~N OI ............... M~ 84t1da M•)or a't.ut R1 1 •oll 1ald h t 't bet'O lhnat.eae&S '#tth nocau mov• '°' h1I antJ·arowtJa ~. W eddl. "I ~.r doa't worT)' about tl ... ftrttotr, ~-oo hta nnt ...... ........ \ooMe., •aklbe ftad• IOIDI am ... m .. ,t In .,_...,... ltite*en be~ MeO that N)', ,.KJdc Olf lbcloff." Tia• •••·1••r c:lt1 council •••btr WM elietted mayor tut A,..U ~ a ctt1 eiecuoo tbat •••a new, 1Jow·1rowth m•· ~ _,. aut.borit)'. But h4t dtn~uoted crlUc:ltm that the new rounc-U h acted arbltrari· ly In cutUna deulllea ln the cl&y'1 &C"nt!raf &>Ian. ''I don't believe l or a minute that w have aded arbltrarlly or abruptly." aald Rycko(f, leanlna back lJ> hi• chair tn bl.a Clly Hall ofnce aod pultlnc °" a cigar. "We rutd for many yea.re a councU dominated b)' the Irvine Company," Rycllort 11ld. ··v thlak tNt after Lhl Jut elf!ictlon we didn't ba~ 1ucb a COW\dJ any more. r think aomo or the (current ) crltlcl•ma may be aimed I\ dlacredJUng lht: COUA· ell." Look1nl at 1879, Ryckolf out. Un_. aome of the areu wttb whJ~h be la concerned -W•ter quallty ln Newport Bay, air quaUty, traffic. Orange County Airport, city finances In the wake of PropodlUon 13, the cost or running for local office, and lbe ruture ot the current City Planning Comm.Wion. "To be booest -it'• no secret -I would have liked to change t.M compoet:Uon or the Planning Commluioo," said Ryckoff. "l 1imply lh1nk the Planning CommlaaloO. which ls appointed by the council and advtaory lo lbe counctl, should be re&ponsive in terms or philoeopby," he Saki. Ryckotf noted that three com- m 111 ton members, Including Chairman WUUam Agee, will be up ror re-oominatlon or replace· ment next June 30, but declined lo pred.Jct what wlll happen. A.eked to outline his concerns for the city, Ryckotr said: "l doo'l t.hiok l'm necessarily an e nvironmentallat. What motivates me lG lbia area are prtmarUy lwo lbln&J. •• His rint. worry 11 tramc, espedally the eftoct ol new busl· DeAe9 ln lbcreuing congestion, and the demand for expanak>n of OranliCe County Airport created by tboee firma. The secood area ot cooeem . Ryckoft said, "ii to try to keep our community a viable one from a living point of view." Among the factors lnOuencing the quality of life la water pollu· lion. Ryckorf said be would like to see an accelerated dred&lng program to increase tidal action m the Back Bay and he would like to see the construction of aUtatloa bulna in creeks that now ln&olhebay. Kyckoff aa1d bo ta also eon· cened becauH curr nt plan.a ror ~mprovina air quaUty, u proposed by &h4' Southern CaUIOl'lllU AllOclaUon ot Gov. m1menta md Lbe South Cout Air Quality Manaa•mtot Dl1· lrlct. doo'\ CS.al with electric poeraU.. ~.pluu . '"nae peoSiM W-.0 WorrJ about .uclear eo--I UUM are 1nilad- •1Md. '' ftydro(f Mid. ''Then'• never bea an .ccldut. You aalabt call tt 1 poeanUaJ prob- lem. but, with our prHent plant1, we h_a_~.• .., ex.latlng problem air puuutloo ... A1 IOI' OrUll Couoty Airport, Ryckoff Nici hit main concern Is Utat the t"Om.,.naUOn ot 1m6ill private craft with commercial Jell could 1peU traaedy. "I think ft I were the f uy with the decldloa votco. would curt.au the9e private atrplaoc-a until bett.er radar i s e1toblilhed. · · Rydtolf aaJd. He also sakl he would favor movtna Lbe comoiercial planes to £1 Toro Karine Corpe Air Sta· Uon or Camp PIDdleton lf such alrttelda became avaJlable to the public. Concerna th at re l a t e apecltlcally to Newport, R~ckoff uldl loclwle tho threat of loslng trad tlonal boat.yards and other aea·related bullnesaes. "We're concerned about our marine Industries," Ryckolf said . "We'd Uke lo not see il phaaed out because or land values." -He aald he's also worried becau.te the cost-of ruMlng ror the city council has Increased dra m alically. "I hope it doesn't mean bwil· HIS wfll elect future councils because they can collect the money." Ryckolf said. He said he opposes combio.ln.z <.ily elections with state elec· tiona becauae he believes local ilsues would tend lo get lost. and local candidates would have to spend even more lo attract at. tenUon. Ryckotr said he's not especial· ly wonied about the city's im· mediate financlaJ future in the wake of Propoeitlon 13 ir alat.e baU-out tundl remain available, but he is concerned about un· funded retirement benefitt: He said he kftow1 of no ciUes · that are aeW.ng ulde money for retlremeat beneftta being ac· crued by current employees. "There'a no question but that In years to come it's going to be a problem lor almoet everyone," Ryckofl aaid. . But the city's large tax base and weU·s:nonltored spending, Ryckotf aa.id, 1hould keep the ci· ty finances shipshape until at leut 1S86. Does Ryckof( plan to be around l.Mn? The mayor's term on the council ends in 1980. Aaked ii he'll run again. Rycllofl said. "I don't know yet." o.lty ... "'84a .. •le .... __ .,.. WHAT 00 OAANOE COAST RE810£NTS DO ON A RAINY SUNOAY AFTERNOON? - StM'ld In Une In the R•ln, Of CoutM, WhUe Wahlng to Se• a Movie " p,.._ P a,,e AJ FORECAST. 7.47 lnchee for lbe aeaaon. com· pared Lo 10.5 Inches tut year. The Orange County Harbor Department reports lhat small craft warninp have been issued for tbe Southern California coutal area. Rain, Snow, Cold Hit Southern State The weather service rtporta that the storm should be leaving tomorrow with some ahowers anticipated through-that day. however. Today's raln delayed buttress- ing work in Laguna Beach's Blue bird Canyon area as crews were set to begin strengthenlng two sllde·prone areas In that city's 3.~acredJsaster area However. no slippage has OC· curred since a 6().fool section ol roadway slumped during rains earlJer thJa month. " ' By Tbe AuoelaW Pres A stormy cold front brooght gusty wfnds~Qfonallyneavy ratn and snow to Southern Californla today,.1narllng traffic and prompting travelers' ad· vlaories throughout the region. A mudslide triggered by oounding rains closed Highway 33 north of Ventvra, trapping sever al resident\ in nearby ranches. California H1ghwoy Pattol spokesman Monty Keiter sald the roed would not reopen before late afternoon. Mo torists were advised to avoid heading northbound on the San Diego Fc.eeway. where • a.a.nr.er Treasurer Kidder Services Setfor\Vednesday /\ m emor ial ser vice is acheduled Wednesday for Lewis Graha m Kidder. Costa Mesa bualnea191an 4Uld ire.a~llrer of the chwnber ... o( ~~~"'ho tfledh SaturWlv al the age of 57. T e service will beg1n at 4 t m.i.. i4 \ • S t , A o d r. e. w • s eso)'ter14n .Clu.vc:t.."1 lrleWJ*>rt ach Mr. Kidder's years of com· munity servtce in Costa MeSC1 were preceded by a decade or law enforcement and social work. aDd eight years as a teacher in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach. Sem 1-re tared , Mr. Kidder served as cbJel executive o(flcer for Cout Music tn Costa Mesa which he helped lound 17 years ago. He al!io was a n agent tor the Hope Company, e Costa Mesa rea l estate a nd trust deed brokerage. /'. lona·time member of the ea.ta Mesa Chamber of Com· ~lfG81 .M•, lqdd~ ..-erv'4-0nlhe board of directors and waa elect· ed chamber treasurer In 1978 He .WB$ cWl,lrqmq pf,Jh~/;htrn· bl!f'g' !let.ail'.COttt\WUee M.ct 'was a rne"mbel' ot Ule Costa Mesa Sign Committee He W8fl former <'hairman of the Costa Mesa Rcdevclopm~nt Agency and was a ml·mber of two area busmesamen·, groups. Costa Mesa Tomorrow und the Downtown Bus1ncMomen's A'l'i 11oc1ation. Mr Kukler is survived hy h11o wife. Virgulla. daughters. Sw,an Victor ia Darwin or Costa Me!IU and Sandra Lee Ricci of Hunt mgt.on Beach. and one grandson. noodlng on three lane• betw~ Sun•et Boulevard and Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles County slowed traffic Lo a trickle. The CHP issued an adviaory for chains In all mountain areas above 4,000 feel because of Ule intermittent blowing snow. N• tlonal Weather Ser vice spokeswoman Eleanor Voeste said between nve and six Inches of s now had fallen in the Wrightwood area near Lan· caster. , In San Bernardino County. an unexputed snowfall Sunday It-randed 60 cars f<K seven ho\rrs at the S,OOO·foot level or Mount Baldy ln the San Gabriel Moun· taina 40 m iles east of Los Angeles. Sa n Bernardino County s herlrf'!I deputies a nd t h~ California Highway Patrol locat ed a snow plow to clear the path and lead the convoy down the <1now-decked hig hway to k e House Canyort, plodding aloni;? at about l mph. Authorities accompanied the group untJI the snow turned t.o rain and the vehicles could wade through aJone. No iruurles were r.ported . . ""'torecu!s ca'ttoo fo'r the gusty winds, showers and pos1>i ble .. 1b"-t\~1· 't)~.,v~~~. tq, t1q'111nut: thn>U ut the qt:!y and t..aper off Tues ay. A travelt>rs· advisory for hlow ang dust and sand wai. 1i.:-01ll'd Sunday for most desert art'u~. warning of wmds to 40 mph w1lh ~u S l $ evt>n ~lron~t>r. The weather :.crvu·c· warned lh(• con· d1t1ons wouJd penust at leal>t un- til \on1itht FrGlllPapAI SHAH ••• Police aaid he WU wearina a striped golf 1hirt and hacf a chain necklace with a croaa e round his neck. "David " left behind a blue and red skl Jacket whe n the woman woke and forced him to leave F r._ P-.e A J w ..... r.,,e Al 7 Newport Officer~ To Get Diplomas report by Egyptian offlrwl thut tht' bele<1RtJered S9·ye<.1r -old shah would travel lre111dt>nt Anwar Sodat in the southern Egyptian town. The shah had been a guest or Sadat.,, in Aswan last January. BOSTON DISASTER. • • PLANE ••• CdMWoman Dead a t 8 1 Private servtces were planned for Ethel Howell Campbell, a longtime Corona del Mar reel· dent who died lut Wednesday at the age of 81. M ra. Campt>ell, a native ot Maui, was one of tbe first women landacape archltecta, gra duating ln 1919 from UC Berkeley. She and her late hu1band, Robert W. Campbell, formerly Uved ln San Marino but boulilt a borne lo Corona del Mar in the early 19401. Mrs. Campbell leaves her 1001, Andrew Campbell of San Marino and Robin Campbell of Corona del Mar. androu.r1raodcbUdn!n. DAILY PILOT .-1.c.wr 111u ,. .. --0o-." ......... T111,a ua."14)__, aaulfliM.Wo.,.. .... ~ then, two men, altUng up, glued ln place on top ol the molaaaea. Then came wagons, wheels, cralet and whatnot-It all swept over the sea wall, through the •~and into the river." The Bolton Globe later report· ed that 2lJ>eOPle perished In the traaedy. Jl'or\y others were ln· Jured when slx nearby butldlnp were 1wept away by the wave of molasses. Studley recallA that the Boston Sanitary Dlst.ricl maintained Its horse-drawn fl eet of garbage wagons near the big mola.ases tank. Just lo the west was the Bay State Frelaht Company whJch shipped tta cargoes throughout. the area aboard electric street· cart. Studley aaw the elevated railway collapse. He was concerned tor the safe. ty of office girls and other workers In the freight company faclllty. He and many of his l!iO shipmates often worked at the warehouae on weekends tor speodln& money. Studley, a senior claH offlcer. rouftded up the 20 or so youths aboard his state-operated acbool 1hlp tor Maine 11\d Musactuasetta boya and dashed ln\o the 1Hvel park that Mned 11 • parade 1round I or tbe 1oua1 aeamen. .. It waJ IO cokl lt turned the moluaea into. well. aomtt.hlna Uke rubber," he rec al la wblle loOklq atokt pbotoe. "'The whole north end ot, the part wu ftlled wtth molaeMI. You stepped tn lt and your toot. brou1bt up a n>o11 Uke rubber balds. •• Ambulancet ltarted comlnc la. Ther were mUltary am· bialancea wtU• 1trl1 drl•ina them. Goa wnppecs IU'OUDd their neea. and they wen lied to tho ~-:::.-~...,~ -~~,,... ....... ~out ~ .. ~~~ •• i:=.tt and.. the mtnut• tbeyhll ~ ... -.r-. sround • ...., ttuck. =:1~"'.:'iE,~i:~ ~ "We wwe l.-...cl ln rwu. ~"&.I:: .lf'fli I ....... .,., lnltbl cb11,'' '-----·----tUIDI now tn h1I Cotta 11 ... ' home at 671 W. Wilson St .• Studley also remembers rescu· log wortmen. At f\remen and police poured lnLo the atrleken area the young Namen volunteered lhetr atd. "We'd tee a UtUe knob stick· in1 up out of the molaaaes." Studley re~mbers. "It wouJd breathe bubblee -Uke bubbles from bubble gum. It would be a bead, ita body buried three or lour feet deep tn the goo. We got to some before they quJt breathing. Some wecouldn'tgetto." Studley shakes hJs head. 'Ac · tually. It seems we did damn lil· tle." The sanlt.aUon department was wiped out and lhe Interiors of tenement buildings were ex· posed by the collapse of walls carried orr by the brown river. But there were bright spotAi tha t day. None of Studley's friends at the freight office were injured , he filled a Ultle book wfth the telephone numbers or tlrla be reaoued and he found a metal box filled with water col· ors amone the debris carried by the molasses rfver. He haa forgotten the Bolston flrl~. but. he still paints. Many of his •orks depict oreaa he later u lled durtnR World War U aa the captain or auxlUary 1h1pe durtna m01t of the major troop laodln11 In Afrto, Europe and the Far Eaat. Hla reooUeetlonl aro plentlfuJ. But ·DODO la moro colorful than that he terma ·'the bizarre cataatrophe" that occurred In Bolton 80 r•an aio toda)'. .t Rail Paet Near episode." The boat's captain lB Richard Ruiz. Ketchum suffered a heart at· tack two yean ago. He uld he was bospttallzed because be auf· fered from the cold and 1tress. Doo Sheetz, vke president of Tran, Catalina Airlines. refused lo comment about the crash. and would not release a paaaengcr list. WASHINGTON <A Pl -Tho raUw•1 derta ~ &DdJ)Otl ot tl'le nill«lTI ,i'afiwaya hltr111rr. • :-- tatlvely qrMd on a eontract that 11~ tbe cletkt w111 m. cr.a... ud eo1t-of.ltvtn1 ad· J\llta.U tot•""' about II per· ffnt O¥W tbe We Of the COD'1'.ad. • I c. .. ( Seven oificers lll the Newport Beach Police Department are scheduled to graduate Wedncs day from tho Bas ic Recruit Academ y operated b y the Orange County Sherlff.Coro~r ·~ Oepartment. Newport Heacn 0 11t cers. graduating are J effrey L Duvardo. Trent R. Harris, Robert D. Hawley, Gary O Johnston&, Mark R Leader. Thomas A. MllJcr and Timothy L Newmap Bt'rore departing. the shah 1s scheduled to hold a a rare nc~ conference Tuesday morning ul h111 pat ace outside Tehran. Th~ Iranian Senati• hurriedly gnve it>. endort«!ment U> d ay to l1w OtJW ('IVlltan ROV('rnmcnt or Prime Minister Sh ahpour • a3akhlaar our 1CO% camz.1 hen .. coat ... thand raised cz.dg<z.a on ell e<zame. hend crafted by the, Hncie,t n<z.w ~tailors. Mond!y,Jenuerx 15, 1m OAILV PILOT A3 Hospit~ Qrderly l\el~ in ,22 Deaths SToOotOLM. Sweffft <APl ·-Ao 18-yca.r-old part Um• male " bolpltal Qrderly WU be'4S \OdaJ on 1u1plcion of th pol100 (Durden of 22 .. 1.ierty . paU.U. lneludlna • 1 year-old womaa. becau •·h<t lM\11ht thtlr ut bad no mealllna. potlc sold Chi f Prosecutor Stee RunerlH.·hn aa\d t l aaw. wbo WU not idtnllOtd. WU .... pected of kllllna paU nta at Bandit Robs FV Eatery A fouJ.moulhud bandit whO lS sued ~ated commaands in loud, shrill voice robbed a Foun tain VaUey restaurant or mQre than $2.SOO Sunday night, then plstolwhipped a bar putron who tried to intervene. Witnesses to the holdup at Marie Callender's Pie Shop. 18889 Brookhurst St., said the 'lkj-mas~ suspect strode In ~~t 10 p.m .• brandishing a Police said he forced hostesa Allison Sue Francia, 19, to empty the cash register at the rectp- Uon counter of all Its money, t.ben uabered Manager Richard Jef. freytotheofOce. Jeffrey, 25. told Investigators that throughout the episode, the gunman kf>pt up a steady stream ol obscenities. Police said at one point. a customer at the bar. Mark Paine. 25. attempted lo in· t.ervene \n the hope the bandit could be aisanned . He was plstol·whlpped severe- ly with what pe>hce said today they believe w s a .45 caUber automatic plst61 Pollce &aid tod1y it was uncer· \aln '-'lbether Paine would seek further medical 1ttlenlion The three witnesses described the intruder who forced the manager to escort him to and open the restaurant's rear door as 18 to 25 years old. He was described also as 1bout six feet tall. th.Jn and was wearing the maroon s lcl mask. a beige sweater. brown corduroy coat, blue jeans, tennis shoes and dark gloves. No car was seen or beard before or after the holdup Uiat might b e associated as a getaway vt.'hlcle, police said. Manslaughter .Case Goes To Trial A 30.year-0ld Arleta mao faces a Jan . 25 a rraignment in Superior Court on felony manslaughter charges following a Dana Point automobile crash that left one man dead and another in critical condition. Roy Comstock was bound over for trial on three counts, includ- ing bit and run and injurious rec k lHS driving, following a pre· llminary bearing lo South Orange County Municipal Court Friday. Kilted as a result of the Dec. 2 crash was ,Mark Lawson, 2S. of Dana Point His comparuon, 31 year-old William Ziegler, of Rochester, N. Y • remains in critical condition al Mission Cc)Jnmunity Hospital. Acting Judge Arch.ie Walters reduced Comat.ock's bail to $5,000 following the preliminary bear· ing. Deputy District Attorney Jobo Fulton said Comstock bu two prior drunk-driving conv\cUocu. Comstock remained ln Orange County Jail in lieu of ball Frichly afternoon Court View8 Case WASHINGTON <AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court. agreeing today to study a case with root& in a 2.0-year secret CIA mail· e>peolog program, will decide •helbet persooa may use any federal trial court to sue govern- ment officials who commJl U· legal act&. Malmo Eatt Ho1_pltal ln ~ Sfl'edtG wkb I to.Ide (' ....... ~ mbed wtUi Jule.. Pollo u•d te.e uaaptct .,...,., ..... the paUeo1I ., t.My waet4'd to dW They q~ blrq .. HY'laa. he klu.d U..m U lq act of .Mrcy beuUM ''tMJ tuad palDI ind their llfe bad no ... , ..... me_.,.... C'Unlc or&t~r11 Gun· Britt NUHon. !7, u.ki lbl vt•lcbed ~-....... TELLS OF JFK AFFAIR Gene Tierney In 1944 Gene Tiemey Telh A.ff air With Kennedy NEW YORK IP) -Actress Gene Tierney s ays in an upcom· Ing autobiography that for several years she had an affair with John F. Kennedy while he was a bachelor and she was married. Accordin~ lo News week magazine, M1~ Tierney claims io her book "Self Portrait." wbicb la to be pubHshed in April, that she met Kennedy while WOfklpe on a O'lovle In Hollywood. She says she turned around and saw "the most perfect blue eyes I h4d ever seen on a man. ''He was standing near the camera. wearing a Navy tieut.e. nant's uniform. He smiled al me My reactioo was right out of a ladles' romance novel. UteralJy, my heart skipped." The romance, according to Mias T\erney, began in UMS whlle Kennedy was still lo the Navy and luted through the time be served Massachuaet~ as a congressman. She said it ended when be told her they could never marry. 200 Leaders Meet DAMASCUS Syria <API - Some 200 Paiestinlan leaders meet here today for a unity COD· fereoce that ts likely to include a power struggle as well. Mail Finally Goes Through LOUISVILLE, Ky . (AP l -· The lour-cent postage stamp was the lint hint something was awry. Officials at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary say it's still bard to believe It took 17 ~ yean to receive Herman s. w.einllck 's $15 ad· mlas\on fee for a summer clinical t.ralning program. The envek>pe, received Friday and postmarked Jan . 3 . 19'19 , in" Hopkaasville, Ky .• wu ad- dreued to Dean Hugh R. Peterson, who retired from the semlnary staff 10 years ago. ear,er Made E_rror, AbZug Tells Viewers ~' about 10 old p1tltn\I dle m)'1t~no.1y durln1 b r rour· moatb ._ • lbe bOtp.tt.111. ''1'1M1 ln'UIMd and appealed w1tJa atoft)'_:_ftll~ •YH," Hld the woman. •'They died with pain.I that pa.ta deacrlptlon. Never befo ... bave I aHn 1uch a d alh •lna:t" M ,. .. ""°' aald cleanina nuld, ll •wallowed, tata ita way throuah the-mouth and throat. Cormtian Testifies lnDeatlu WOODLAND <AP > An 18· year-old Garden Grove woman, cbar1ed with the murder or two California Highway Patrol of- ficers, will plead guilty to belng an acceuory to the crime and will testify again.st her codefen· danl. the Yolo County district at· torney sald today. If the court approve.s the agreement for Margaret Klaess' lHlimony against 23-year-old Luis Rodriguez. ·she would be subject to a prison term of 16 months to three years. said Dis· trkl At.torney Richard Gilbert. M las Klaeaa and Rodriguez. or Sacramento, were arrested Dec. 2-1 a nd later charged with the murder two days earlier or CHP ofricers Roy BLecher and William Freeman along the In· terstate 80 freeway w est o f Sacramento. The mu!Jier charges carry a potential death sentence. ·•r think it's a s ubs tantial benefit. both to us and to her." Gilbert said of the agreement for M\as Klaess' testimony. Newspaper reports in recent days say a sobbing Miss Klaess told jailers that she was at the scene of the 4 a.m . murders. heard the shots fired. but never left the stolen vehicle she and Rodriguez were driving when stopped by the officers. Giibert sald the agreement de· pends on the willingness of other law e nforcement agencies to drop charges ag ains t Miss Klaess, including robbery charges lodged against her and Rodrtg~ fn San Rafael a nd VacavUJe. Gilbert also said he would ask for 4 ~lay in a preliminary hearlng scheduled for today against Rodriguez in Yolo Coun· ly M&\nJcipal Court. H1D1tington Still Lacks Full Council The Huntington Beach City Council ls sUJl missing a seventh me mber today after failing over the weekend to choose a replace· menl for former Mayor Ron Shenkman. Council m embers w e r e scheduled to consider the ap· pe>lntment al an all-day retreat Saturday but didn't m ake a de· cislon because of the ab.<1ence of Councilman John Thomas. omcials had agreed earlier that the appointment should be made by the entire council. Another 1ltempt to fill the spot may be made at tonight's coun- cil session if all me mbers show up. Last Monday the council couldn't decide who it Uked the better for the job : Planning Commission Chairman Ruth Flnley or former Huntington Beach Union High School Dis· trict board president Ralph Bauer. Mayor Ron Pattinson, Don Mat'All1ater and Thomauupport- ed Bauer. Mayor Pro-Tempore Richard Siebert, Ruth Balley and Bob Mandie backed Mrs. Binley. A •pedal election will be held Lt COuncilmemben can't agree to an aPl>Ointmeot by Feb. 16. Sbenkinaq•s tec:m expires jn April o( 1980, \ Tbe 1uaped btlftan worklnt at the clink lut fa under a aov· ernment proaram for un· employed. He hid no hospital tralnln1 . Tbe 1wapect was to underao a PIYChlalrlc examlnatlon, po~ Hld Cllnlc wotkertt recalled .ome patlonta died JUSt before they were t.o have been sent home. Police said one of the victims, • ••• I ...... I .. Karolina Nu..on. 100. w111 Vital ind Uvety when she celebrated her birthday Dec. 29 with rel· aUvu and reporters at the holpltal. . Ma. Nllaaon •aJ~ her reports of unexplained deaf.ha had not been taken seriously by doctors a statement supported by other workers at the clinic . Clinic-managers had ordered an investigation into the increas· lng death ra~ among p1Uents. most or whom suffered from dis· easet requiring long treatments. Ho~pltal investigators suspected an mrecuon. The bead or the cUnic. Dr Britta Tornblom. said the deaths art "completely unbelievable and tot.ally unique ... ''Human beings want to II~. also the very old and the very all." she said. l.aguna's Police 'Slowing' By STEVE MITCHELL OI "" o.ity P-Si.ti Laguna Beach Police omcers are contemplatinR a work slowdown beglnnjng Feb. 2 if Ow city doesn't agree to increased benefits this year. And while the type of slowdown is still being discussed by members or the Laguna Beach Police Employees Ai.· sociation. leaders say it will get the asaoclaUon's pe>anl across to Cit y Hall and Laguna residents. The 40-member association voted 32 to 0, with one abstention last week to "seek some form of action that does not hurt the community." Association President Mark Mill er said the vote was taken dunne a meeting last week at which pe>hce officers discussed the city's pe>s1taon or offering less than a one-percent increase in employee benefits to police · employees. ''The city sent us a letter in early November stating there was no pe>int m further negot1a· lions." Miller said today. ··They offered us less lhan one percent mcrease m medical benefits and extrnded our compensatK>n time · that we can accumulule from \6 lo 24 hours." APW .......... . BPfARlNG UP IN MILWAUKEE AnER CRIPPt..INO BLIZZARD .. Morry Katz Don• Bruin Sutt tor Trtp to Ba•ketbafl Game M Iller said the compensatory time off Is a joke. "because we aon'l have enough people to cov er ror people taking the time orr · Blizzard Dumps 20 l11eltes ·On Chicago'"'! CHICAGO <APl -The na· lion's second· largest caly dug out from its second·wors l blizzard in history today with a special army or 2.SOO workers. Crews reopened one runway al O 'Hare International Airport, the world's busiest, after snow forced a weekend shutdown. But the forecas t was ror po ss ibly more s now by midweek. !Related photo Page A4 .I He hcoplt-rs were used lo<lay to take sick and ln~ed to Chicago- are a hospitals because am· bulances could not get through the 30 Inches of snow. 20.9 inches Of it from the Wei!ke nd Storm that hit the Midwest and Jen at least 29 people dead -seven in Chicago alone. O 'Hare was c losed to all flights from midday Saturday unli I today. whe n the one runway reopened . United Airlines said its service to and from Chicago would be reduced by at leaat 70 percent during much ot the day. Seven ot 11 emergency centers set up in the city lo distribute fOO<J reported · their supplies were exhausted by Sunday. and request for emergency fuel sup- plies depleted the reserv~ at two city storage racilit1es. of· ficials said. Elsewhere in the Midwest. the s now combined with the sub- freezing temperatures to cause traffic accidents. break weather records. strand travelers and leave thousands without elec· tricity. The temperatures plummeted throughout the· Midwest with South Bend. lnd .. · repe>rtlng a record low of ·14degrees al4 a.m. today. ltwas·13inChicago. Northern Illinois. Kansas and eastern Iowa were under states or e mergency. Michigan. Wisconsin and In· diana all struggled with more than a foot ot new soow follow- ing the weekend storm . The forecast ror the SOOW• buried areas was grim. The Na- tion a I Weather Service said another major storm could be in sto~ for the Midwest by mid· week. Chicago faced a 40 per· cent chance or more snow by tonight. Most deaths were attributed lo exposure. Travelers died ut· tempting to waJk frog> s tranded automobiles to safety. . . 4 City Manager Fred Sok>moo said he 1s taking the associa- tion's letter under advisement. He said he would not comment on the associatK>n's position at thlB time. 1'he police association pres1· de nt said his group realizes tmoy cannot receive any increase in pay. because or a state law pro- hi bilang cities from granting raises if they accepted stat~ sw·· plus funds foll-Owing the passage of P"'OposlUon 13. But MIUer said the city could offer increased benefits to make up for the "Money we cannot get m hand.' He srud if the city were to pick up more or the cost or benefits. it would mean larger paychecks for police personnel. and still comply with the stale ruhng. Crash Kills County Youth A 20-year-0ld Plaei!fltia man died Sunday about three hours afler his auto went out of control and struck a center divider . Orange County Coroner's dep- utJes said today. James A. Larnw>llo. of 1826 Canard Ave .. died al 4:03 a.m . al Placentia-Linda Hospital. deputies said. • • ' - l .. MoncMy, January lS, 1171 ..... Te• ......... ~ned Spirits HopltA Coalt Citizen Standing on o 70 Percent Street eon.er over her body. That's wet. Never mind what the forecuter mtgbl be 18)'1118. 8Aft THING FOR the '1eepy.eyed .ftOlorlit with 1rnsy wtodaheteld wipers. lt desn't take tbal much raln to ctve him double vision and a headache t.o start the day. While the weather prognosticators are poob-pooh•n& ~ amount ol wetMsa that has befallen us they have admi It's been windy. Storm warnings areouttoramaJI craft. There was evidence Sunday or one haple11 chap who got blown oft course ln hls pickup truck in Balboa. He hadn't driven on the streets at all. He drove down the beach trwtead. So tbere lt was; his fine vehicle bopeleasly boHed down on a sandy berm not far from lbe Balboa surfllne. fl was ~PC badly to port. Evidence au11est.ed the vehicle had ' hurriedly abandoned. Somebody's cowboy boots were 1UU in the pickup bed. ·-llA YBE YOU CAN'T blame thia traaedy on wind or external wetness. You tend to suspect lnt.emal UquJd pro- pellant as the ·cause or the ill-fated beach drive. Thia may suggest we can'fblame all of bur troubles on the weather. But lt'1 nice to f3· Then aaatn, YoU can alwa_ya look at the forecast and pe about that. For tonight, for example, e weather predlctlnc H · vanta are •Ui&e&Ung we have ll 70 percent chance of more rain. ' TI08 IQGRI' MEAN lf ye>.;'re 1tandina around on a street comer ln our regton tonlahi. tt'a 7 t.o a that you're 1otn1 to 1et drenched. If that bappen1, try just another tt.ree\ comer. You might flDd one ln the 30 per(eut area where lt lan 't ralnlna • NATION I WORLD J ManClel to Reclahn Power ""ANNAPOUS. Md. (AP> -Marvin Maadtl uid today IM will f'ftlaJm btl powen u IOVft'DOI' ol Muy'-d tor Ule a .. t 41~ houri ot 1 tour·~•r lerm that wu llMrrupted by lllDlll ud a poUUcal cor· r"ption ccovtc1Jon. M•ndel Mid be would reela4m the olftct at a:IO p.m, local Ume to-d1y. Hta ~ full tour·1ear ttrm u Marylaad'1 chlef H · Lee tll, told The Waabl~ ec-uttva aphw at noon Wadnet· Poet ~ tbat Mandtl WUI d rfflalm thl ~. 'li • MWI cont~ lla the .. Tbere la onJy • minuscule lt.tt.e HouM hen Mudel NAd rhante" th1t MMdel won't re· ha had cklayed UM announce. uaert hll powers. Burden said. m.-ot t.o make aure bo wu doiq .. IT'8 NO LONGE& a question UM rtlbt tblaa. of w~1• but when asid how" 1'111 WAY WAI cleared for Mandel ww reclaim the powers Maadel t.o r.wne power ~ be iave up tt months ago, tM 4tb U.& Cll"C'Vlt Court of ~ Burden added. peala O¥tttumed bla CODvieUOn Mandel turned over hls office on Friday on mall fraud aad t.o Lee before hll 1BT1 trial. and tack~ ebar*"· waa , .. Dellded from office u re· 1'tdenl PfOMCUtOn bave DOl quired by the stile conaUtutlon yet nkS .tMtber they wlU try alter he was convicted and sen· him 11ahl. tenced. Tttom Burdea. wbo bM Nl'Wld Burdell uid Mandel and Lee " praa JeCret.ar'y to Mandel dileuMed plans on Sunday for a 1ad bit 1uceciuor. U. Gov. 819lr power transfer. Dad's Race to Aid Som Fails; 2 Die HERKIMER. N.Y. <AP)_,. rather'• race for help ended too late for bl• youn, ton1 after thetr lnOtber alle«edly at.tbbed them. Hts tru~ 1Ud olf a road and he found a dodOr'a office cloted. 1tate poUeeaaid. Jot\n Emory, 10, was pronounced dead of mulUple at.tb wounds to the heart and cheat on arrival at ---·---------Futon Jbpltal in Utica Sun· flee ln Barneveld, about alx day. Hlt brotber, Robert, 12, miles away. died 10 minutes liter. Their mother. Barbara Emqry, 31, was Uated in fair coadiUon wtth atab woundt to the chest and wrist. State poUce Lt. Dan Thies said ahe would be charted with second·degree murder. AtJTllOUJ'IE8 SAID E~ Emory was getting insuJatJon fc)r the back dool' of the family's home In the Town of Ruasla about 9: ~ a.m. Sunday. wben be heard the boys scream. Emory told police he rushed in 'he house and found bis wife wielding a knife1 Thies said. He dlaarmed her. oresaed her and the children ln aweataults and put them In his new pickup truck. The family had no pbone. So Emory set out !or a doctor's of· 2nd Test-tUbe Inf ant BOrli~ In Britain EN llOUl'E, THE truck slid Into 1 ditcb. lt wu 9:35 a.m. by the time a pUMrby helped the desperate rather resume bis trijl. Thies said Emory drove on to the doctor's omce. but lt was cloeed, IO be went lo the hotpit.al -another 13 mites. He arrived 10 minutes later. Troopers aald the boys were Mra. Emory'• children from a previoua marriage and had been adopted by Emory after be mar· r1ed their mot.her three years a.o. Wafting It Out Steve Tisil. t.S. sits at.op a 12·foot ladder as if waiting for a new wave of snow. He lives in Elmhurst, a west.em sub- urb of Crucago, where 20.S inches of snow fell over the weekend. .. LONDON <AP) -Brit-1n's aecond test·tut>e baby baa been born In Glasgow to a 32·year-0ld cooking teacher. the DaUy Mail reported today In a copyrighted at.ory. The newspaper sa1d the baby1 a 5-pound, 12-ounce boy nameo Alaatalr James Lauchan Montgomery, wu born Sunday to Grace Montgomeey. It reported' that Dr. Patrick Steptoe feriUt:t''d Ol)e or the woman's ova ln the labor•tory with her huaband'• sperm and then Implanted' the eJI In her womb to mature norm8J1~. annual interest with~ a three month term Steptoe, one of Brttaln 1 lead- 1 n g ~ne~ologlsts, and phyalo l Robert Edwardt de· veloped technique and used ft on Lelle}' Brown, wbo gave birth on July 25 in Oldham. England tp a Sirl. It waa the '1rat authenticated birth of a baby concel\'td outatde the mother'• body. · $5000 rninimuml Commorcfal Credit Thnlt Accounts give you a lot moro interes1 1hon you'll oet from the place• whero you usually 80"Ve. 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J acklon, aptaklna ,._ almo.\ lhe aame •moUolt· packed oratoriu l LO that cbaraderbed llalo clvU rich~ ._.r Ma.rt.la Wth•r Ktna Jr .. to&d • commcmotaUve pther· --------tn1 hooorin& Kina'• !Olh ( ] blrthday that blaek peo-ST ATE ple m ult be ''eobtt. saoe a nd 11"ns1Uvt" to mee• the challeQJe of King's drtom ''You may walk to freedom. you may crawl to freedom. but you may n ver sl•a& t to freedom," J1ckson aald. ·~ wbo want lO be free must ~ !JOber and sane ·~ aenalUve." ..... •w IW•C' Mee~ to LA BEVERLY HlLlS (APl -This wealthy sub- urb of Loe ~eles will not be a haven for the em- battled Shah o/ lJ'an, and that 1s a relief to Mayor Joe tllem. After a private conference with a U.S. State Defartmenl o/fictal, Tilem said Saturday. ··1 can tel you aut.boritatively now that the shah is not coming hereto live.'' He also said the unnamed ofriclal reported that the shah's sister Princess Cbams, m1"ht permaneotly leave her Beverly Hills home. which wa1 the scene or a violent anti-shah demonstration by Iranian students Jan. 2 AWllfle1"9 GI~• 84 MHlfott PALM SPRINGS <AP ) -The Eisenhower Medical Center in nearby Rancho Mirage baa re· ceived a $4 million donation from Walter H. An· nenberg, former Ambassador to Great Brt\lln. The money ts to be used to build an Annenbere Communlcationa "Center for Health Scientists on the m~cal center's campus, Delores Hope said fl'riday. Mn. Hope ls the wife of comedian Bob Hope and board chairwoman ot the center ' . MarfJ-•• Setznt •111ega1,., FRESNO CAP ) -Marijuana plants taken from a Mariposa County home were seized in an ll· le~al search that violated lbe owners' right to pnvacy, the 5th Dislnct Court or Appeal here ruled • The court granted Skeet D. and Carol Jean Phelan a wnt suppressmg tbe use of the plants as evidence Mariposa County uls deJ>Util aelzed plants on the couple's mountain prt>perty aner gaining admission by telUng neighbors they were aea rchlng for motorcyclist.a, the oowt said. ...... Legal Aide Co R - WASlllNGTON CAP) -The former legal alde to Rep. Leo Ryan, D·Callf., saytn1 the con· gresaman had urged her with his dying words to "take over" hla work, announced today she may run for his seal in Congress Jacqueline Speier, who spenl 12 years working for the late C<>nJreasman, said she had not decided definitely whether 1the would run, A dedaio~ will be made, abe aatd, after ahe talks with friends and relatives ln Callromia Ryan's formttr administrative asa.lltant. G. W. Joe Hollllnger, already has announced that he will run for the seat. Miss Speier denied that she had urged Holsinger to run and said she had made no decision oo whether she would support hlm. M las Speier made her statements at a news cof!(erence at Arlington, Va., Hospll1l, where she is recuperating from gunshot wounds she received when Ryan's party was ambushed shortly after In· veatigating a rehgious cull led by lhe late Rev. Jim Jones in Guyana No Crowing Cockfight Nets 100 SAN BERNARDINO <APl -Sheriff's deputies from three countles have arrested more than 100 people tor attending an lllegal cockfight, aulboriliea aaid. Juan Lara, 31 , of San Bernardino, where the raid took place was also booked at S Bernardino County jail for investigation organizing the Saturday night cockfight. San Bernardino County sheriff's de c· lives Felix D'Amlco and Harry Feaater Hid they confiscated 3S fighting cocka valued at about $1SO each , one of which was destroyed because of btjuriee. and $5,000 worth of cul- tt n s and sllcln1 spurs and related paraphernalia. They Hid spectaton reported bein• charged S5 admlulon. I.PG Unloaded In .Wng ~Beach LONG BEAcH <AP > -The Wlloadtng ot nve mlWon pUona ot votatUe liquefied petroleum a11 from Ule Norweli11t \Inker hmvaltey was com- pleted 8'.mda)' nilbt wtlhout lQd~nl. The LPG wu pumped to ttor.,e unka beton1· t.ns to Petrolane, Inc., the Looi Beach compaoy lmPortJol the su. The tanker w11 escorted Into l•n P~ro Harbor on Saturday amidet arint•t Nfety pn. cauUona. It w11 the aecond tuch lhlpmen\ tlnc• November, when 11.5 mUUon tallons were bro.apt ln. Httlhc oft\~ prot.lt by .,.,. resldema anct,en· vlronmentallaw. .. ~. Jtnui1ty t S t G7'9 DAIL V PILOT ,t'• MAUBU <APl -A mUd o/f1hore aftenhoc:k from the New Year's Day eartbQu1ke bfoulbt ln tome pre.dawn calla at a 1herUh ataUon and a few ractio staUons, authortUes said. No damase WH reootteci. The 4:41 a .m. quake meuured U on the Richter ecale and wu ceotAlred ln the oc.• a '" mllet IOUth ol th1a MaakSe Lot Angeles suburb. 11ld Kate Hutton. aelamolodst at CalUornia lnatltut.e ot TedmolOI)' ln Pasadena. THE QUAKE 8t:NT A SMALL vibration through the Malibu aher1ff'1 station. aa•d Deputy Robert Payne . t ald, ~ • few callers inquired about thd _.... .._. 90M reporied damaae. • llL 8maoa said u.. tremor wu felt tn MaUbu' 5-a Mardea and &\Mio Ctty. I I ,_ NSW VEA• '8 QtJAKl'!, meaaurtna u~s' ti.. ~ .caM!, ..,.renuy aent boulders tum bhc oato the Pedl\c Coesl H)ghway and yiel _.. tbM \DO aft.enhacltl but 'eluted no damace9 • I ~Wet, ' ~ .. ()~' ..... -......._ ... ----"It made me lake my feet off the desk," be The ltkhter sc:ale r.easures ground moUon ~ recol'ded on ael1mocraptu~ and eve Increase oe.e number means a \enfold 'lncreue I magllffude. An earthquake ot 3.S can c1uae sUs dmlaae. I Legislature to Hear State of S tate Talk SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Ed· mund Brown J r 's controversial new foray into oatiooal affalfs, a pro- posed con.sUtutionf l convention on a balanced federa budget , gets a crucial lest ln the Leglslalure this week. A resolution calling tor a cooatitu- tlonal conveoUon to draft a ban on fede ral deficit spending wlll be heard Thursday In the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, which killed a similar proposal last year . le&ialauve measure& include a pro- vision voiding their effect If the con· vention address~ any other issue. t ELEVEN VOTEs ARE NEEDED fo r passage of the measure in the 21-member Ways and Means Com· mittee , probably the most difficult test 1t will face . Boa twright's measure has six othe r committee members as coauthors . McCarthy spokeswoman Carol Benham said Friday the speaker had not yet lobbied committee members. but was planmng to s pea k with Boatwright. MAR.INA MEJNEY. MANAEiERS : == .... : :::::= Servloe ..... ,...., • utM .., .. , •fneCu ...... CAii HOW! 673-7831 Al so scheduled this week are the first heanni: on a proposed ban on job discrlnunation against homosex- uals, and a Senate vote on a stale constitutional amend ment to retilrict bUJlng for integration. THE IAWMAKt:KS WILL also hear Brown 's St a l e -of-the-Slate speech Tuesday and continue ttielr crtllcal questioning of the governor's aides on his proposed $20.3 billion 1979-80-budget. Besides a possible rare McCarthy· Boatwright oon!rontaUon, the taaue could provide a prev1ew of a tutu.re s peakership battle between~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~---- Boatwrtlhl and ANembly Majority In h1a inaugural address last Mon· day, the Democratic governor em· braced a longsta nding Republican proposal to amend the U S. Constitu. Uon lo require a balanced federal budget -If necessary. by calling a constitutional convention uo · precedented since the original ConatltuUon was drafted. Such a convention "will serve as the occasion for finally reatralnlng the inflationary spending of the federal aovemment, •' uid Brown, in what was widely viewed as an attack on President Carter and a preview of a possible campaign fo r the presiden- cy In 1!8> THAT PLAN 18 EMBODIED in three d901Utiolrlchedad for bear· Ing .tlfa we'A. AJA':'l by At· semblyman Dave Stirlin g, R- Hacienda Heights, and AJR 2 by As- ee m bl y man Dan Boatwright . J>.Concord, both ln Ways'and ~eans oa Thunday. and SJR2 by Sen. Jerry Smllh, D·Saratoga, In the Senate Ku lea C.Ommiltee Wednesday. Boalwra g ht 's meas ure Is noteworthy because he ts the chalrman of Ways and MeaM, and the man who appolnted hhn, All· aembly Speaker Leo McCarthy, D· San Francisco, ia one of a number of liberal Democrat.a who oppose a con· atltutaonal convention. "The U.S. Constftution has worked pret.tr well for 200 years ... and I would have to sec a little more proof that a conalilutlonal convention is re· quired," McCarthy said In a recent interview OTHER DEMOCRATS HAVE warned that a convention could re· peal basic civil liberties. "One of these conventions could be frtghtenlng," saJd Aasembly Speaker Pro Tem John Knox D-Ricbmond. "There are no guidelines In the Constitution. Suppo1e they repealed the 14th Amendment which says atates must obse rve the Blll of RIJhts. We'd all be in jail " But sponsors or the meaaurea Insist virtually all legal authorities, lnclud· int the American Bar A1aoci1Uon. aay the convention could be limtt.ed to the b1lanced-budget lsaue. The Leader Howard Ber man. D·Beverly Hilla. BElll'IAK rt.AYBD A LEA.DING role l» the raoluUon '• defeat last year. He and Boatwright might be the leading contenders lo succeed McCarthy. who 111 \llklns about run· nlng for governor or U .S. senator In 1982. The long·nuuunc battle over gay rlghta will be resumed Wedneeday wt\en the Senate lndustrl•I RelaUons Committee hean • bill by Sen. Milton Marb. R·San Franctaco. to ban Job dlacrlminatlon agalnat homosexuals. A eimilar bUJ cleared lbe commit· lee last year but died in the Senate Finance Committee. This year Brown has endoned the meuure, but it sWl faces tong odds. GAY ·ltJG111'8 GROUPS will spend Monday_ lobbYing legislli&On to aup. port of the bill alil a sffDU• mi11ure in the Assembly. They s ay the bill would be the first of its kind posed by any state. The measure contains exception ror employers, such as youtb campa. that can show hiring homoeexuals would hurt bualneu. It also contains a provision banning ·Job dlscrlmina· lion against employees whe refute sexual favors. The busing vote Is scheduled Thursday in the Senate on a proposed con1tllutional amendment by Sen. Alan Robb\na, D-Van Nuys. IT WOULD ll£QU18 E state courta to follow tedtr.al standards In int.e- g ration ortt,ra. l'ederal courta generally hl\le onfered bualna only in cases of dtliberate eegreaatlon by school dJstrfcta. The stale Supreme Court has ruled that segre1atton must be remedied. regardlesa of cause. where lt 11 reaaon1ble and feaalble to do ao. Robbins wants to end the Los Angeles busing program. but ll ta un· clear whether his measure would do so. Al least one trial court hu ruled that the Los Angeles school district Intentionally contributed lo segNiga. tlon. The measure will go on the 1980 ballot if It clean both houaes. It races Uttle oppoelUon ln the Senate but a poaslble obstacle In tbe Assembly Judiciary Coinmtuee; which killed It laat year. It's not how often you tell her, but how well. We can show you eo manv ways to tell her 11 l9ve ypu" - each beautiful, unfof8ettAblt, constant. And tt'a there for the world to see. Sl.t\Vl~K.'S f1~)....ttn S•11<.• 1v11 ti PAShlon ltl.nd • 6'14· I \80 Newport Bf.ach l.!taWM Hill• • Wnrmlnsrcr •llU Grt•rw ~ Allllflt't • -..., 0.tlf,ll • L.t Vr~ 11----....... -. ....,.,... ... ·-........... ----~ ....... ' .... • tax: ,, Join the Loe ~ l'edenll Famlty of Save,.. and IUrn a.. Jolt over to• Tex Speclallll. This year, spare yoursetf the drudgery of filling out perso~ tncome tax tornl6. Do as thousands of Loe Angel• Federal Savers do: let a speotaltst figure your de- ductions, do the math, fill out the forms tor both Federal and Californ ia State reglJlar personal income tax return6. There's no charge for this service with a depdlft of $5.000 or more In a high·inter•t 8avtnge Account, or $10,000 In a high•-mtw•t Investment Certificate. This also entitles you to a sate deposit box, Travelers Checks, Money Ordera, dOCtJ- ment dupllcation and more. And you'll re- ceive higher interest than any commercial bank pays, compounded dally. Your sav- ings are Insured by a Federal Agency. So make an appointment now to have your Income tax returns prepared at a time con- venient tor you. The sooner you file, the faster your refund can be malled. Savings insured to $40.000 WSANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS.- NEWPORT BEACH 3201 Newpofl lllfd. • ecrot• from C11v Hall • SJ'S..4600 ~H Moft. ltwough 'TtMlfe. I AM·S PM1 '"·I AM~ M Prematurely withdrawn Cer11t1ca1e Accounts earn 1n1trH t 11 thl Passbook rate lor ' tho term ot 1n\lt1tmen1. tess 90 Clays ~ f -Htld O•foet Lot A•lt• '~0111S•v•l\Qt11no Lo•n Au.ociei.on Ont W1ltl\1tf LOI AngelH 90011. 011\fr ofhCH lf\IOupnoul tilt., .. • • .. P.volane marketi LPG u ~ IM. and 11ld the ~ally col4 weatber Pd rttuJUns In; l-, crt...Sdtm&IMI prqmpt*5 the aecoild ahlp~eat ' ~~~ ( I \ ,t s oranvoeoaS1 o•••v"101 Editorial Page ........................................................ Robert N weed/Publisher ThOMH Keevll/Edltor 8.tr'blr• Krelbl<htEdltorl .. P-ot Editor license Boards Due for Cutback A cat rot fol'tory, U'M' ytnl( oe111. lj R r ctory thnt rats~ ruts to C !'t"tl r t.s thol :re r aloe<f to C'ntch rats The Lenn h & ~n 1ppbf'd to M>m~ ol th~ w hcen Ing boards thot Crllv Bro-.ll "'Ouk.I Uke lo Uminale 1'ht!lr aupport\'N rontcnd the Ut~nslna pro.,rama art• b •If UIJP()rtlnst 00('8USt.• Ulie' r !('\ c:oUttted for Uc ('0\.' •r the COtit or ·~umx Uwm Thi. may bf.> lru . But at •~ equally ll'Ue Lhot a ~ul>\tanual numbt>r of the boards wt h<Ht'ly ror that roundabout pur~'. simply rn.aaang the feM as operolilli.t costs go up 'I'hl'rc·~ nu quc ton .st.Alt• hc<'nsln" benentoe lht' runsumttr 1n tin • ~ 11rfltctant: public aaft-ty When UJ>J.>hl·unb mui-t µrove t''<lenl!l 1Vt> t raming and po~s Mnn.:enl t.•xumanat1on .. lo qu hfy for a hceMt.', at~ lssuunce J:I\ t.·~ tht· <·onsumttr ~om e ttssurancc of compete-net· llut some o( tht• s tatt-hre~. like those iuued tax rt.•turn prepareri>, for t"<anilple. tn\'ol~-e no examination, JUSt the payment of a ft't' in re turn ror u certJficat~ to hanJ: on the Yt.tll a t'l't llflt'al«• that J:tv~ oo guarantee of ability AmonJ; thl• hl'l'llM'~ Brown wou ld likt! to eliminate 3rt' thos~ issut>S help >. court tl'porter~. urctutcrt.s. professional wrestlers. :M><.'ial workers, bartx>rs and cosmetolORJ.SlS. cemet.crles a nd landscape architect~. Some of th~c an•as may be doubtful. Unquabf1ed l'osmctolog1~t:s. for example coufd caust! physk:al inJUrY . Hut the int·pt barber soon wlll be put out of b~lness by c us lo mt•rs who lake their trade e lsewhere. And the q uestion of barber shop d eanliness I!> one that would better bt.• hundled by local health dc:partme nts. as is r('Sttt unmt <.' Jeanbness lndl'<.-d, many of th<' guarantees of competence can, • ~rnd often an• prov1dt.-d by professional organizations 1 h<tt rtttcgorize members on th<' bosis of their training ~1 nd (' x pt•rit•m·c. Hut 1t '1:> the prof ess1onul and l radc organizations in many instancl'S that h a ve pressuroo for state licensing, hoth as a status symbol and as a means of limiting access 10 an occupation. Also pms pering under the s tate licens lng system are \'ocat1onal schooh. that collect huge sums to prepare license applicant~ to pass tests or mecl training rl'<iuirl'mt>nls. T tw governor 's attempt to cut back the "re~ulatory u nderhrush" th<il now octup1es the.• time of hundreds of s tute employees and costs the stc.ite. the license-es and the c·on~umt•r v<.1sl sum s of mom•y is s ure to come under fire from lhOSt· who tx•nt.>f 1l from the system. But 1t -.<'ems <ippan•nt that the prolifer:lt1on of rule~. n ·gula t1ons and roadbl0t•ks ::.cl up by the s tate •md those :1lrt•<Jdy safcl~ <>n1:>conr.cd m a I radc or profession has J.:On£> too far. The hcE>nsing boards that meet the cat-m t factory H·st could well be eliminated Jinnny's Burde n One's opinion of President Car t e r 's abilities -notwithstanding, it's h ard not to feel a pang of s ympathy for the man each time brother BtJJy emerges from his in· frequ~nt periods of s ilence. BsUy's latest caper must have been a real chatlenge to White House cool. In light of efforts lo negottate a Mideast settleme nt. it was bad enough to have Billy trot ore to Llbya as a g uest oC leader Moammar Khadaly. protector of terrorists and c·urre ntly regarded as a potential enemy by both Egypt :.and Israel. Having set up a U.S. ~ood wtll tour for some of KhadaCy 's representatives, Billy then put ttle other foot in his capacious mouth by justifying his role as tour guide u n grounds that, "There's a bell of a lot more Arabians tha n J ews." When this understandably invoked the WTath of the .Jl'wis h community a nd gave new fue l lo the fire Hcpublican National Chairman Bill Brock would like to li ght under the Carte r Adminlstralion. White House aides could do little more than point out that BIUy has the same right as any other private citizen to air his views. ,,. No doubt they wish it were not so. a t least in this in· :-;tance. But perhaps the Libyans arc on the wrong track too. lf their aim is lo improve trade relations WW-. the United Stalt.•s. with Billy as their mentor, they might be . re· m lndt.•d of his rather dismal promotion effort for Billy Iker • Opinions expressed In the wpace ab0\19 are those of the Dally Pilot Other views e)(prested on thil pege we thOee of their authors and artists. Reader comment la W.Vlt9d. Address The Dally P.llot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Meh. CA 92e26. Phone (714) 642-4321. • two different tmages nt. &lie HUM Ume. but the brain accepts only on e, •Y•tertously. The selection Of which image it accept& ~s 1ubcon1clous and lnalan ttoeous. Remarkable, what? Q. "Does tennis h ave a #uon?" .,,.':""·-~ A. Not really, there's a A.notber airport atudyl H~bnwal.3:1 R.G.B. tenn ts touroament every wnk ot tbe year. That smokers tend Lo goln wela!Jt aft.er they quit smok in1 la common knowledge. WM wklely known la a ~ cent medical finding that bow m..ch they gain seema w blo«e Oft how much they tmoked. The more cigarettes they 1molced. tht more poUDdl they pick up alttr lbeY quit. Rlleattben at the Medltal Col:lfte of WltCOQtln found that out~ ; Were )IOU •w..a.re tbat bMdleader Dal Al'na ooce mMI• bit livtnl u a bird· c••e c:leaner7 1l'• ratrl y common knowieq 1'0'# the\ Daniel Boon• did aot wear a c:oona~ cap ., did '° m uy :'~ct°r=-tlot~-= ))' .......... tlMI tecUULhe. won IUl IMdr la a ptltail. . ~ Earl Wat rs Plenty of Room for COst Cuts In UM' ~nth ror ways to trim lht' 1tale'1 f,ht•nUc budllet . which vew rom 14 billion m 1 w an Incredible $18 billion. thfi IAg&alaturt> could do worse than it.art with 4 revl~w o( a.U th.: pro1rama whl c'll have blouomtd Into btine durina lhoH put twelv" years A 1ood pn~mlM.' ror lbal khld ol al'tkJo ll the lndl•putable fact that llw atate prov 1dt'd I ht· I' llt-n tlaf ~er v 1ce5 o f ..iovt>rnmcnt for 116 yt'an w it h out b e n e!1t of thet.t.' nl'W C tl'<tl lOtl' Ergo. huvin~ shown 11 t•un get ulong w1lh them. why can't they oow be l'l1manatt'<i. . . J ack Anderson Take the IO·c•ll d agency aecretanes. Conceived aa ad· mlntstratlve ai!'lltlonl has dooe nothing more than prov1dt rat patronage job8 nnd ego builder5 for person!\ more ofton tyros than ex· perlenced governmenta l ad· ministrat.ors. IT 18 JVST another level of llovernment about as necHsary as a fifth wheel. Instead of Im· pro ving communications betwHn the governor and the direct.ors of the operating de· partment.s. the agency s~retary concept bas served to impede th~ easy exchange of informa· uon. Department head s. unles~ they are dolts, have no need Cor day to day conferences with the governor. Intervention in their aclivlUes by the goveTJ)Or l• on.Jy necHHry whtn they stray Crom the governor's policies or IOme cri1ls arlMI. ln t.bt past 5uch matters were handled with dllpakh by the person on the «i0vemor'• l\.llY deal1nated as the departmental secretary. Now. the four acency secretaries. together wtt.h their little empires, are costing the slate S4 mllUon annually. LOOKING QVICKLY down U\t list ol other recently created programs one finds the Energy Commlaion, eatabUshed to £le. velop ~ sourttS oC energy and lo approve sites for power plants. To dc>te. despite havi~ s pent more than $80 mllllon and <'UrrenUy on a $30 mltUon yearly budget. the commission has falled Lo propQSe any practical new sources of energy and has THIS TJMb I THINK COMFADE TENG AAS GONE 100 FAR. ytt lA:J approve a site for a maJor power plant. Ila w°'* not only adds mm\· red tape lA:J the approval pN1· cnses but dupllcalel lbe (unc· tlon1 of the PubUc Ullllties Corn· ml111k>n and tho rederal gove1 " ment as well as that of t h1· private utlUty companies. Another questionable progr[im Is the Coastal Commlsslon wh1rh as costing SJO million a year It too duflicat.ea work done by the federa government as well as in areas betttt left lo the local go\ ernments. THEN THERE is the Air Re sources Board whi <'h duplicates work dorn:t both by thP Air Pollution Control Dis lrkh and the rederal government at a cost or S38 million. The Agriculture Labor Reta lions Board m ay have be<'n jus tirie d as a t empor a r y measure Lo fill an existing void in the field of laboT negotiations but its growing costs, now SJO million annually, suggest it '" lime lo ronsi~r re(erring IL>; work to the National Labor Relations Board. Probably the most useless agency of all is one brou~ht into being by the paS.SaKe or a balk>( proposition which had great e motion al appeal because of Wate rgate. This is the Fair Political Pract1c<'1' Commission which is costing SJ million an· nually. Jn exL~tence since 1974 1t 1s yet to Justify itself by citm~ :1ny serious vk>lation of elecoon laws or the laws on bri~ry which 1t has brought lo 'ight. . T HE F.UMINATION of tlw a bove items from th • budi:ct would save the state about S100 millton Uus year a nd obvl~sly more as inflation <.'OOtinues and bureaucnicaes grow Thal mav not seem much w~ N>mpa11'fJ to the total budgC'l but ll 1s a healthy start. Careful examination of the •·n lire budget will rl'veal many 11· <'ent 1nnovaLioru. which can bt' par~d without pn:•Judice to lh(• essential needs of the people. Taps Tell Mafia Assassination Motives W A SHJNGTON The most intri15uing of tbe conspiracy tbeones in coonectlon with the murder of John F. Kennedy in· volve d Mafia bosses Carlos Marcello a nd Santos Traf· ficante. The House Assassination Com- mittee will conclude that or gaoized crime had Uw "moll v<'. m ea ns and opportunity'· to kill the pre s ident . Although there is no direct evidence that t h e m ob hierarchy met and planned lhe assassination. the committee:s rinal report will ~lvc lndiTect evidence linking Marcello ane Tr~fflcante to Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby. T H E MOST com pelling evidence ol a Mafia motive foc killing Kennedy is provided by underworld figures themselves, In more lhan 300 volumes or transcripts made from FBJ taps or the oaUoo's Lop crime figures. Ralph J. Salerno. a recognized authority on organized crlme. supervised tbe committee stalf's painstaking examination of lhe tranacripta. Tbe wiretap evidence reveals Art Hoppe the mob's deep-seated h<>tred or lhc Ke nnedy brothers, and Salerno pinpoints the reason: Attorney General Robert F . Kennedy's relentless purswt of the syndicate. "By J..96?." Salerno told the committee. "the F~l had a very complete and accurate picture o f who was doing what and where they were dolng it < insa<k- the Malia> •.. You had total penetration or the orgaruzation .. T~ Mafia, for the first time an its infamous h istory . w11s scared. A TRANSCRIPT or an Inter· ccpted telepbone conversation or May 22 1.963. six months to lh\• day be{ore the assassination in OaUas, shows that Buffalo crime boss Stefano Magaddino lament· ed: "We are in a bad situation ... They ct.he FBI 1 know every· thlnf under the sun. They know who s back of it . . . They know there's a Commission <or mob leaders). We got to watch out rt1ht now ... and stay as quiet as J>O•s lble.'' In October. a month before I.he aHasainatlon. Magaddino was almos t bysteri cn l . s aying: · .. They should kill the whole <Kennedy> family. The mother. the father too." In aootber transcript or a tapped conversaUon In May. 19&3. two Cofta Nostra figures ln New York talked about the al· torney general ·s campaign against the mob ··Bob Kennedy won't stop until he puts us aJI 1n JaJI all over the country." said one mobster. "Until the Com· m lsslon m~ and pu~ its root down . thi ngs wi II be a t a !)tandstill ... ABOUT T HE s ame t1m1>, Angelo Bruno. the organized c rime leader in Philadelphia. listened wtule an associate told him wha t they should do to Pre11iden.t Kennedy. "With Ken- nedy , a guy should ta kt• a knH(' Somebody should kill the •ex· pletive deleted l. I m ean 1l. Hones t Lo God . . . Right in lll<' White House. Somebody's ~ot to get rid of ttus ·,expletive de· leted 1. .. The transcripts helped con· vince the committee that tht· mob had a mauve for ltiUing President KeMedy. The com- m itlee will also note that in the· early 1960s Marcello was re· garded by experts a~ 'heavy. hunded" and out.Bide the controf oC the Mafia hJcrarchy HOUSE investigators as ked Salerno whethe r the KenN'dy s hooting ln Oealey Plaza had the earmarks of a mob "hit." In It.-; fi nal report, the l'Ommitlee will conclude th.at on Its face the as- sassination did not look like mob handlwork. It wil1 note the trada· bonal Mafia r etuctnnce to UM ' .. no ndepeoda bit'. nondeHri pt people" instead or professional killers for gangland murders. The report. howe ver. will acknowledge three exceptions to the rule. Two of these were• famous: the 1956 acid-blinding ()f labor columnist Victor RieS(.•I and the 1971 shootin~ or J O<' Columbo. Jn both cases, the moli used outsiders and in bolh cases. the hit men died shortly after the job was done. The third exception was th(· 1970 murder of a Konsas City, Mo . businessman by rour stn·H thugs who we re hired by a lowe r -echelon mobs te r . The bu.<ilnessma.n was a witness in a rederal gamblin~ prosecution. The four lhui:s and lh(• Mafioso who bired them W('n• t.•aught and convicted WHILE THE <'omm1tt<"e in vestJ"alors have no t'vidt?nct' or a top level mob plan lo kill Kl'fl nedy. lhc.>y don 'I d•scounl lh+• possibility that one or mon· Mafi a hoods may have dee1ded to take maltt'rs into thl'ir own hands and have the president a:-. sass1nated i The clearest earmark or u mob kllllng, Investigators tell UB, wa.s Jack Ruby's execution or Oswald. a st a ndard UO· derworld way or silencing lhc man who rould talk. Choice of Lifestyle Doesn't Always Work Out I went to a comlog out party some time back for my young friend, Osbert Wilde. Osbert had graduated from college aod didn't know what to be. So be de- cided to be ,cly. "I looked lnto ll quite ex. •enslvely," Osbert told me. 'And b e ing gay wm de· (i n ltel y e nhancf> my c •reer op portunltleit and enrich my ltr e 1t)'lt ... "How 's tbal?" I u~f.t ~all, with the money I save co 1c:bildttn'• ortbodontilt bUJI alooo, I'll be able Lo afford the fancletl penthouae In town. And U l'm only 80ln& to be I ooe-car f amUy, it ml~hl. H well be a Mercedes 4SOSL.' ·'That makoa ••n•~. •• I ljrffd. . •·And DOW that I've anDOUnCed rm ..C•f, everyone wUI rulllt I bave u.quialle late IDd Wilt . . • trusure my oplnioos on t:very 11ubJect under the sun." "Naturally." "Be1t ot all. I'll be baleced with job off en. AU the bt& firms today want to hire gays, DOt only because gays a r e more in· telU1ent and dlscernlng than strarahi.. but beeauac tlM ~ flrma mu1t prove they are tolerant. anti-uxlst, equal· op1><>rtunJty e mploycra." 8U&E ENOVGH. a week later atter bla eomlna out party, Osbert WU tbe MW dl~tor of c;.reaUvit)' for the advert.laing nnn of Buttoa, Button, Huah Scott. BuUQo. "But you don't know anythlna about advert.11ln1, Osbert," 1 said. 'And. frankly you'vt never 1hown a •hrtd o f creaUvJty." "Everyone knows that we "'>'' aN &1J crcatJve JtDluset.". uld 0 1bert a blt hufftly •·Be.tides, if \My try to fl re m lhty'll have U,t whole Oay I.lb movemtbt at &.Mir throau." Otbert bad IQll\e dtfftc\llUea actfuatlnl ta tbe life ot a •&)' I blade. He c ould neve r re · mem ber, for example. on whkb h.lp to wear his key ring ln order to Jodicate whether he was dOO" la ant or passive . He therefore were il In the middle. which gave f\im a reputation for lndecialv~ an the gay com· munlty. And th~ t'nllre aay handktrc hid code proved beyond him, In fact, ooe day be wore the wron1 color handkerchief in the wronte pocket to the zoo and came wlthln a hair's breadth of be~ auaulted by a scx·c raz:e<J rhJn0«iroe. GENEllAU..V, however . ~II went well. Th n dL'la.,tur st.ruck. Colonel Mark S. Queet'lsbarry. U.S.M.C. (retired> publlc.ly ac- cu."ed Osbert of carrylJtR on e clandeftt.inc affair w1tb hls 21 year-old dau.:hter, Alfredu Qu~nsberry. Os bert prompt!) sued the Colonel for Ubel. Alt.bouab be finally dl"OPl>ed lht ault, the aordld dttalls-brouebt out during the sensat.IOGal t rlaJ branded Otbert lll t.be wocid'• eyes as a llDOWD ~u.J. Hit tnf!nds deserted h.lm, bis ftrm fired bhn, ud he bas .~ • nect to Elur.land tn booee lhat hi!! eccentridtles mlihl be over· looked ln thet. more broad· m1Dded Jlnd. . Poor O.bert. h1I •Ure career ndned by one tiu.le UDaup. "We llWaY1 tUIJ*ted, H'd OM of bJI for mer I'>' MIOdat• •nmly, ''that then wu eom~ a bit queer aboutOlbln.:1' ' . J .... f • NATION I .. · Trust Fiiiances Genius $30 Million Avai'lable for Good Worb CJOCAGO CAP) Tbey Ila moN than t3G million a )'flar to •J>Md on l()()d worb, and de· ud 1 ol bu.I xper,entt to help 1Wde U>em But dlrt'Ctora trylfll to dtclde bow to 1pend 1 bUUonaltt'I I cacy hav• d~ they stlfl doo't know au tboy ehould before distributing the wealth of John O. MuArthur. "M' t:MBAa ING NM' TO RAV all torts or pal a.ruswen, but ll ia not ... to learn to do a good job with tbla m<>My. The preea1.1re of trytna to do a good job la v_,ry real," aakt WllUam T Kirby. MacArtbur'a lawyer and •moo.a those trylnl to detennJnc 1t COW'M for the MacArthur Fowadtttloo One aim hws been decided -lo finanl't' budding aenlus~s -mavenclus who Wlll be 11up. ported for !>IX years to do whatever thev want. The foundation's first 1rant. one of ,000. went to the California League of Cities to support a series or conferences on "CltJes of Tomorrow," an effort to bnng more people Into the workines or local government. MacArthur. an eccentric buSinesa genius who ran his empire from a back table in a Florida motel coffee shop, left the buJk of his estate_ to the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. THE FOUNDATION, WIDCH OVERNIGHT became one of the largest iJl the nation. was direeted toot com.ro& of l romrany Dee. l . ThouP • nnaJ audtt lan't complote, I la presumed tbe value ot l.be company wUl be about t?llO mUl1ot\. 8eeaUM tedctral hew requlrte foundat.lona lo donate 5 perc ni or th•lr 111et1 ••ch year. Ma~Artbur dlrector11 wUI h v an esUmaled $30 mllllon to t40 mlWon to dl1t.ribute annually. ••~UR LEn NO PICIFIC OUlEC· Uon1 about how lhl' mont!y i.bould bo apent. The dlrecton 1n cludln1 the widow, Kirby. Bankera Lite Pre1ldent Robert Ewing, 1 son. .John 'Rodertck MacArthur. Bank~n vice chairman Paul Doolen and Paul Jfar-vey. a na· lloaally syndicated brofdcast commentator have met tre· quently in an effort to decide what Lo do. The son, an lndepenf eoUy wealthy busiol'!)sman. came up 1tA1tVaY with the plan to finance the mavericks in the hope of bringing along the next generation of great thinkers. Under the plan, a panel wlll select brUUa nl young people~ receive grants for up to six years to continue their atudies, with oo require- ment to produce anything. MacArthur said this is "designed to bet on mavericks. The type who ~w the rules and want to questioo them. "Thal's where this country Will get its next great discoveries. The idea behind thJs is that Albert Einstein couJd not have written a grant ap. plication saying he was going to di~over the theory of relativity. He needed to be free to go .along what he thought was Ute best route." THE BOARD HAS ALSO DECIDED, IN general, to provtde money for medical and mental ------------------health rehabllltatfon programs, justtce and By Bil Keane judicial reform projects, the science of com· 1 in the will to acquire MacArthur's largest single as- set, Bankers Life and Casualty Co. of Chicago. '. After 11 months of preparation, the foundation , munlcatlon and news media responsU>IUty. a nd other matters. Monday, Jenuaiy 15. '979 ~~.o~ Monday 1/2 Chicken Tuesday Breaded Veal Steak Wednesday Fish&Chips Thursday Spencer Steak FrUtay & Saturday New York Steak Sunday (~rvl'<I nCKJn· 10:00 pml Top Sirloin Steak DAILY PILOT A 7 $2.35 $2.35 $2.35 $3.25 $3.65 $3.35 . "It's a wonde rful opportunity, and Mr. MacArthur intended it that way," said Kirby. "He intended that this wealth that had come to him from the basic. common. ordinary people of this country should be used for public purposes, for public good. 1bo\f saved ~Ith lllOOp :rnd \lll11d. c:hoi~ or pota.to or rlrt' pilaf, roll ind buttrr WITH Bt;vt .. RAGE "' .. JeJ/ / "He was a very old shoe kind of guy. and he never lost bis feeling for the common person.·' The largest foundalion anywhere is the Ford Foundation with more than $2 billion In asseti. Next in line are the J ohnson, Kellogg and Rockefeller foundaUorus. 'Moonshining' Down WASHINGTON CAP l -"Moonshlning," the II · legal liquor distilling that became part of the folkJore of the American South, has fallen on hard times. federal officials say. The Bureau or Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms says seizures of moonshine stills dropped to a re· cord low or 361in1978, down from 481In1977. Can goo do as l\ell cooking at home? Sp!fb Family Re~tauraah • Anaheim • Car$0n • Downey • la Habra • MofWatk • Sanla Ana •Bell • Cemtos •Fullerton (2) •Lawndale •Orange • lonance (2) •Buena Park •Costa Mesa •Irvine •Westminster (2) • long Beach •Paramount •Tustin .. 4 ' News from all over California ' "Oh, they're oll fine. Whot I mean is their health is good, II Acting ATF Director John G. Krogman said potential customers complain that moonshine tastes bad. contains lead poi.son and costs about as much as legal liquor. is rounded up each day -~ ,. . . • • .. we-re on tf\e 9row agalnl HOLIDAY SPA; .opens.in m1ss1on v1eJo ••• Wltfl A 2·For·l .Offer At All ~ Clubs I Get a 2-year membenhip for the price of the first ..Year alone- at any and all Holiday Sp_a Health Clubs. Were havin' a party and youl'e invited! To a spectacular Grand 0J)ening Celebration, now through January 28, at our newest Holiday S~ Health Qub. Anaat all 13 other locations! At Mission Viejo, we've built one of the most luxurious, well-equipped fitness centers in Southern California A club open 7 days a week to men and women. You'll find the best in space-age, variable-resistance exercise equipment-in separcite areas for men and women. The heated indoor (XX>I (id.joins the hot Hydro ~e Whirlpool and the C.old Dip · Plµnge. Four sµnrQOms, two steam rooms, three sai.mas. And a full ·time staff of Program Directors ready to help you with your individual exercise pr~~ seven days a week. Join us for the big Grand Opening, and take advantage of our ~for-I offer: get a 2-year membership for the price of the first year alone. See you there! , Come Join Tl\e Fun I Two gala~ House weekends-Jan. 19-21, and Jan. 26-28. 9 AM. to 10 P.M. every day, with these special events: •Fashion Shows • Swimming Demonstrations • Jazznastics Demonstrations• Disro Shows •Exercised~ on Space-Age equipment. · Refreshments and hors d'oeuvres, of comse, plus a host of stars from the world of spcrls, and entertainment, including: • Maren Jensen • James MacArthur • Jay Stewart • Lou ~ • Gli. eg Mullavey • Meredith ~ • Bob Seagren • Mac Willcins • Jenny Owldler • plus Dr. Paul Ward and other members of our AdviS<X)' Board Adidts 18 and uvcr on/Jl pkase . "~ 'I . ) (. ,. >S :e S· ,, p d e ~ I· ll !l 1? J y , • . •• :; ~ ""• . .. ·: .. .. :· A• ONLY PM.OT County at Loa to Explai,n Discmpancy ·~ IOANN anHoLos ................ Ml.lot: Laauna !Wach, 132.1'92. and San Clemente, 134.821. Or County oNklal1 Lbou&bt lbey had cut th~ f0Uftl1'• COl1U'tbull0nt rOC' c1t1 ur.,uudi and ~acb maantenance by tO pemml lut '**· only to find out t.be ~un.on amounted LO one percent. The tm·78 total was 1251.380. or 1.2 pereent haiher than the amount county supervlaors ap· proved 'rue.day after beina told UW!y would be cut· Una the allocation 10 percent Roa Oltl«. t.M Envl~ Manace~nt A1•no a.ff mt'mbt'r "'ha woriled on the COft lJ'act.a, ...Ud be WU at a J LO t'JtPl•tn the db· rrepaney Supervt.or Thomu RUey whole 5th District coven the co st~ from Newport Beach to San Clemente said he wu puuled by the apparent er- ror. He said he'd have hia staff look into It. but he Hid he doubled that the change in percentage would mean that supervisors would try to amend tbe contracts which already have been approved by thf cttia. "It looks Ilk IOMt.Ull hJt the WJ'Ont butt.on OD LM tompuW.-," he u•d "Thia tan'l eotoa lo make "5 look loo aooct . ' I Suianne Rubio. Mis. Orange County . will com~te for tlUe or California Citrus t}ueen al the 64lh Nu tional Orange Show March 22 in San Bernardino Sht• lb the daughter of Mr. and Mrs .. Jess Rubio. Costa Mesa. -ACCOaDING TO OBTLEa'S report. the $241,2'48 aJJocaUon lo bt' 1lven t.be clUee of San Clemmte. i..cuu Beach, Nowpor\ Beach a nd Seal Beach t.o help pay the co.t ol llfecuardJ on clty beach I.I a 10 per«nt reduction from lul year's fl&ure Price Blasted SAN FRANCISCO <API -The stat e Department or Consu mer Affairs has dis missed all allegations ol financial impropriety by the lrwlh Memorial Blood Bank and con. sluded the price t he ~ank charges for blood But only tw-6 of the cities are talung less money for 1978-79 tham they did for 1917·78. In Newport Beach, the drop amounts lo seven· tenths ol Clf\e percent go ma from $98, 728 m 1977 · 78 to $98,03'7 lhia year In Seal Beach. the drop 1a 10 per· cent. goln&from $23.930to*21.489. The other three cities' alloca\ions are idenUcal ---------lo the preceedang year -Huntington Beach, Meet.s Held Councilwoman For Women Gets P08t Info rmal discussions · Tlie Orange County for women deaJihg with cha pter o( the California . self-improvement and League of Cities has goal.setting for women elected Irvine Coun· a r e available -ar-t he cilwonran ·M-ar y Ann Orange Coast YMCA, Ga ld o as Leag u e 2300 University Drive, alternate representative Newport Beach. to th e Coastal Com· T he program, "New mission. At titudes." is sponsored E J e r t h Erickson . by the "Y·Knots," a mayor o( Garden Grove women·s ·ruvision or the is the group 's regular Y. and meets at 11 : 30 representaUve. a .m. Mondays. lnform a tion 642-9990. "Got a problem? Th.en write to Pat Dwm. Pol will cut Ted'tape, uettmg the answers CJ1ld action you need fo solve inequUiei m government and 17tumeu. Mail your quelhOn& to Pat Dwm. At Your Snvace. Orange CO(Ut Daily Pi.lot. P 0 . Boz JS(j(), C°'ta Mew. CA 92626. As manit ldteri a1 po&nble wUl bt an.nvered, but phoned inqwne& or ~tten not mchtdmg t~ r eader'& full name. oddTe&& and bu&meu houri' phone numbccarmotbtconftdered. Thucolumnappeando4· ly e:tcepf Sat~ • Bwftl11B~lp• Atlto S~UlftRnet DEAR PAT : Will you let me know what the stale Bureau or Automotive Repair can and can't do for people having car repair problems? P. K .• Dana Point Tbe Barea11 of Aatomoti•e llep'1r can betp settle a cllsagreemea• by lalldag wWI bo&ll yoa ud tile dealu or recommeDd &M• • 1bop make a re- fund ti yoa bave paid more than the ameent yoa agreed t.o or U K did repair work Ula' yoa did not agree to. It also can take dlaclpUnary action agabaM a dealer U provlsions of Ille Aatomotlve Repair Act bave bee• violated or refer a case to law enfon:emeo& a..-rtu.s If Deft9UQ'. Tiiie bveaa deesa't .. " ._ aatbority to re. q.are • repair elaop a. do a job to )'09r aatlafacUon or cbarge a price Ulat yoa UllBk la falr. It •ho can't eolled mooey for yoa, make a repair abop pay a fine or recommend prodada or repair abops. A.,earw llloaltors C'ar Repairs DEAR READERS: Tbe Bareaa of Automotive Repair was established to enforce Ute Aawmodve Repair Act. YOW' repair dealer la req~ by Uda law to: give yoa a wrlUeo esllm•te before repair work la begun; get yoar coeSH& before e11ceedbtg an eatlmace or doing adclltiooaJ repairs; reta.m replaced parts, If yoa uk for them a• Ute time you •Ifft to bave Ille'""" done; and 11ve )'Oil an ID· vOlce llemidng part. and labor, iDcladlng warraa· ty work, after I.be repaln are compleUid. If yoa are unable to resolve yoar problem with Ute repair s hop, IMKlf y tile bureau by pboalag It.a toll-free number: (8") t5Z·SZ1t. Your call wUJ be an1we1M by an information operator who will describe the neceaary ateps yoa abotlkl take. U a busy pbone Une d.IKOarages yoa, write a letter <e.clote copies of estimates aDd lnvotces> to: Bareaa of AatomoUve Repair, 3111 Bradabaw 8.oad, Sacramea&o, Calll. 151%7. Sdlolarsltfp Tip• 011~ DEAR PAT: Where can I get information about applying for college scholarships that are ~ oo academic ability rather than fmancial need! A.P., Fountain Valley •-n.e A & s•a of Merit ScllOlanhlP1." 11 a 32. pa1e booklet Uaat Identifies more than 2t, ... audemk acbelanhlpa offered b7 more Ulan 4M eolle1es. Tbe $1.ZS &1dde cu be ordelM from Oc· tameroa Auoda&es, P.O. Box 3437, Alesaad.rta, Va. ZZ3IZ. Aaotber $1.!5 booklet, ''Don't Miu Oat • TIM Ambltlou G111de &o Scll1olanlal'P11 and Loau," a 11lk)e to determlDlllC coUep coei. ud bow to ftauce dtem. alto la uallable from die above ad· dreu. 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Or. .Jean Eilts of M1ss1on Vwjo \\as thl' 0\ t.'rall "inner. tounng the cour-.. c in 31 ·08 f 'nrn Solomon of Corona dcl M<.1r was tlw top fl'malc finisher. Mahaffey Gives Mahaffey Right Advice PALM S l'fU NGS I AP I John Maharfl•y was talkan~ to himself as he :.urveyt.•d the 15 foot birdie putt he had to makl' to win the Bob Hope Uesl'rt (iol r Classic ··vou·vt.' bet•n hl'rC' befort.'." he told t11m:-t.'lf "Makc up your mind. get the lint· a nd hit a good. solid putt. ' lit• d1d JUSt that. "IT'S AS GOOD a putt as I've evt.·r mildt.'," Mahaffey said Sunda} "I knt:w 11 was in " national champ1on~t11p and tht.· World Cup lat<' lust yt.'ar "NOBODY EXPECTS tn lw playing "'<'II in tht.• first tournamt.·nt of the y1•ar It's a carr~ O\Cr from last !-it.•as;m, I gul':-.:.." ht.• SJ Id And it wm, a cacrv ovN for Trl'vtno. too but a lt·ss happy one. nerup And 1l kcpl tntacl his California JtnX : lie has yt.'t to win 1n this ~tall' M ahaff<'Y "-OQ this ont.' °"1th a final round 69. thr<'e under par al lht.• Indian WC'lls Country Club one of four <lcM·rl layouts used for this murathon fiw-day <'ve nt. I k had a !)o holt.· lotul of 343. 17 under par. Trevino. who c hased him all ovor the resort ar<>a. had a closing G9 and u 344 hol<.· Ill' finished with a 69 und a tit· for llth<t1350 • Maha ff<.·>. "'ho had a ont .. shot lt•:.id 14 hl'n play slHrted Sunday. built tl lo I 14 O al the tum nut Trc\ tnO kept Chip· ping away nnd fanully r auJ!ht him 14tlh a h1rd1l' on lht• par 5 18th Then h<· walt.:hcd whill' Mahafft.•y made h1:-hid Jahbar, 1.akers In First • 1 SE~E IAPl A team ef- fort keyed by Kar~m Abdul- J abbar bas ('arrted tho Los Angeles L.akers mto first flace tn the National Bask<'tbal As· soc1at1on's Pac1f1c D1v11uon. says Coach Jerry West Both elementi; were obvious Sunday ru~ht as the• Lakers won their fifth or seven road games, dt!fcatang Seattl<'. 108 99. to move half a game in front or the SupcrSonics "1 FELT THIS whole road tnp 14<' have been playing v<·rv t.{oud bos kt.'lball. .. Wl•st said "Wl··re pla)-ang well al both end!> of the <·ourt Los An~cle<> lt•d 60 45 at In· t<'rm 1ss1on. shoolini.t 62 pt·rccnt from the noor'" the first half as J a bba r domtnall•d tht.' inside ~amC' and Norm N•xon handed out e1i::hl assists "The first half 1s about as wt•ll as a team could play, csp<•r1ally aJZain sl a team of St?attle's t<Jhber." West st11d .. , thought Kareem wus st:'ns a- 11 on a I. .. he added . "Wht·n Kareem as playing his gamt· he 1s the best player in basketball " WIT H JABBAR goin" 12 for t9 from the field ror 24 points. plus 12 rC'bounds. three steals. thn•c block-; and four assists. St?atlle Coa ch Lenny Wilkens couldn't help but agree. despite the bi~ center's six turnovers forced by th<' Sonics· sagging dcr<'ns<' "Kareem played <•xtn•mcly well ... Wilk.ens said "Ill-shot thl' ball rt•al wl'll WhC'n a ll'um gets going hk~hat. it :,c;.·cms t11 bl' contagious. .lubbar ll·d six La kt'r" in dou- ble fi,::un.•s as Los Angl'lt·s nt.'.\ <•r tr:.i 1ted and l<•d hy as many us 19 points. shooting 53 percent from thc field Strt'ngth from the ht.•nch al~ helped the LakC'rs a-. Hon Boone sank fi ve of six shot!. from th<' field, Dav£' Rob1i.ch 141!nt three for rin• and Adrian Dantley was three for st.·vcn. The pull broke a li<' with Lt.·c Trevino. t•omplC'h..>d the first PGA Tour event of th1• season and vaultc<l Mahaffey to his fourth victory in hit> last 10 Atnc:ricon :.tarts Play1nl-( 1mmt.·d1al(•l y in front of Mahaffey. the le ader through four of lhl' fi ve rounds of lh1 ~ un1qlH' l'VCnl. Trevino finally caught him with a b1rdll' on the 90th hole Ile <·ould do nothing but · chomp an apµI(•, throw a Ont'-liner al l\rnold P;.ilml'r und watch while Mahaf-· fey. matched his 'birdie LO Win, a strokc. ' Mark llayes got in the c hu!:.c with :i no-hogey. six -under par 66 an the IHsl round and look third al 345. lit• was followed at 346 by Grit•r .Jones. who had a 6R Lanny Wadkins and Keath l''t.•rlo(us were at 348, Wadkins with a 68. l'ergus a 69. Mahaffov had lhot from an °<tWkl4ard he. laid UJ>. then chipped OH·r "'atcr lo thl· green Tht.•n hl' faced a 15-foot . uphill pull for thl· l1 · tll· and OJ S50.000 pnte ··vou can't thank i.tbout w1nnan~ thl' tournament until 1l·~ over." he s:.11d ··1 14 a:.n 't lhinlUQ~ about the mc.mcy or anything l'lse r wa:. thanking ubout "'° umi: t.hl· j!olrtournament DENNlS JOHNSON of S1.•allh.• led all scorl'r:. with 27 pmnls. and teammate Lonnie Shl'lton added 26. ·•t don't think 14t' playt.•d that badly, .. Wilkt!n:-. :..J1d ··we· J.tllt down to sax points. but tht·n Wl' "I'm slQ'Pn'ietl,'''1$ind Mahaf~y .. who t'appl'd one or golfs more dramatic l"Om cbacks "'1th v1etories 1n the PGA IT WAS TUE SIXTH tame in less than' 12 months that Trevino had bel•n a run JACK NICKLAt;S scored hL.'I third co mpctitiVl' holl' in·Ollt.'. dropp1nl( a 146-yard e1~hl ·1ron shot on the i-.i"lh "Sun'. there·:-. pn•:.sun•. But that's ~ GOLt". PaJte 82 SeP l..AK ERS, Page 8 3 f, • Palomino Mulls Future Benitez New We lterweight Champ ion SAN JUAN. Puerto Hico tJ\P 1 "I fought the right as we had plannt•ct, and after the fifth round r km•"' that I w1-1s going to win." Puerto R1c·o s W1 lrr<.'do Hcnilel :.aid aftt·r laking the World Box- 1 n f.! Count'il welterweight tillc from Curios Palomino Sunday. Thl' 20 year-old Benitez wrested the crown from Palomino. nine years has senior. on a 15- round spht decision with a series of lightning-like 1ahs. combinations and rountcrpunchcs. Palomino t.'"ncedt-d that he had just been oul-boxed by u fastt>r opponl'nt. ''BENITEZ WAS VERY QUICK and boxl•d helter." said Palomino. a fluntm~ton Beach res•· rlent '"lie won without a doubt and I wasn't in m y hesl physical condition. and 1 think I hurt myself hy not f1~ht mg for the past nine months." Thl' former ch:.imp add('d · "I don't want to make excuses. like some champions do when th<.>y lose. Benitez beat me. '"My future Is in doubt. and l have to think ahout retiring because I don't plan to fight for· Sl.500," said Palamino '"I thank Palomino for having given me the or · portunity," said the young Puerto Rican. "II<· was .i goo<l champion an<J lOday ~a ve me a good battle." t•astl y ... said t.•x 14c•lterwt•1ghl and m1ddlewe1 ght <'hamp Emile Griffith. one ()( Bcnitez·s trainers. "llC''s a magnificent boxer." Thl' 29-yeur-old Palomino. making his eighth title cfrfcni.c. found has own punching power neutrah1ed by 9enatez's quickness. a nd the cham- pion was unable to land uny really damaging punche!:. I N THE LATER PART of th<.• fi ght. when Palomino usually 1s most effect1vt.'. Bcnilcl fouilht frequently off tht..• ropes, scoring wi th countcr punehcs to Palomino's head. Palomino. a M<'x1can-American. adm1ltt.•d after the ftghl .. Ren1lt:z was much faster" and blamed hi-. defeat on nine month::. of 1nact1v1ty after hrcakang has right hand. Palomino. who weighed 11611!. look lhl' of fens lve tn the middle rounds. advanr ing almost continuously aJ(ain11t tienatez, 146 pounds and nint.· years Palomino's Junior Rut Bt>nite7. covered w<'ll and quick I). blocking or dodging Palomino's powerful left hand and keeping the champion hack Wllh long left Jabs and flurries or lefts and rights m close. AT ONE POINT in Lht• sixth round. Palomino got through anct snapped Benitcz's head hack with u stiff left Jah or his own. Hut th<: challengl•r smil<'d and 'lhook his hNHl to -.how he wasn't hurt ............ ,. BENITEZ SAID HE hai. rcce1vt!d an offc·r from U.S. promotors for a $500,000 mulch 14-tlh Su~ar Ray Leonard. gold mcdul wlnn<.'r in the Montreal Olympics and top-ranked welterweight contt!nder "He followed instructions from the comer, boxed und used ha!> marvelous left hand and won It was the 34th win for th<• PuC'rto R1c·an. who has had no losi.e::. and only one tic against Harold Weston Palomino·,. rC'cord dropped to 28-2·3. but his $465.000 purse should take some or the sting out or the loss. TAK ING IT ON THE CHIN lluntrnglo n Jkach·~ Carlos Palomino 1lt.'ft 1 appear:-. un ~hakcn bv a IC'fl hook <kllvcred ll\ Puerto Rtl'o ·s Wilfredo Hen1tez during Sunda~ ·.., 1!1 round World Bo:\ing Coun<:il \\.l'l1t·rwt.·1J.{hl lillt.' malth tn San .Juan. Bcn1t.c1. t•arncd a !)plit ckc1s 1on. HANK STRAM Super Rematch: More to It Than Luck What produces winning team" the likes of thr P11t1tlJUrgh Steeler1t. the Dalla.& Coiobaya and the MIOmt ()()lph1ns? llo1u do tliey gel nn top and how do tl1e11 stay there? In ll11s first of a two-port &t>nei. spons analyst Hank Stram, himself a two-time Super Bowl coach, e.romlnt's IM building blockl o/ a great team -from the owner to the ~I manager to the player• nut front. He describe• totM of the 1Mrianagon1 thot can make or break a aqtJOd . . . and he zeroes '" on I~ coacht• who glue It alt together and moke it 1tf.ck. By HANK STRAM CWyt ..... lt1' ~ .. Ill IM_I...._ JM - Winning doesn't just happen In the National Footb II LcaRuc ll takes d~ d1cAUon, d.1felplino and t alcnt not only on the part or the playeni but by the coaching stelf and the front otrlce. as well AS In the area of ownership Tea ma that .constantly change person net In the front orrke 11nd coaches on the aldellnea are usually the least sue- res11f11I operations in the game Pt.'rlanent exumples here inrlud<' what has happened to the New York Giants over the past 15 yeurs. Ditto the San DieAo Churj?crs. and 1n prt.•v1ou~ seasons before the arrival or Hed Maller in Denver and Chuck Knox In Buffalo both the Broncos and the Biils had been in programs undcrgotng constant chant{e. Convereely, the teams that have been most successful In Super Bowl compet1· , lion Pltt8burgh, Dallas and Miami hove had lhe longest pcrlodll or llttle changl'. TAKE THE COWBOYS; Tom Landry Is lhe only coach Dallas has had In 11.s 10 year history Gil Brandt. the team·~ vice president In charge or pluyer pt>rsonnel and the mtln responsible for tht' refining or the vaunted and soph isllcnted Cowboy i coutlng pro gram. has been flndlna players for Lan '• dry ever :.inCl' Dallas J01ned the league 1n 1960 Tt.'x Schramm . onr of lhl• most com· pctent front offlcl' cxccut1w:. in thl· :.port. has been gem•ral manuj(n of the Cowboys for the :.amt• length of lime This ancredibl<' and unmatched tenun• or capahlc mnnal(l'ml·nt 1s the main re ason betund th(~ stab1hty and growth or one or the league's strongest organ1za t1ons. The same holds trur for the Pit lsburgh Sleelers ~Inc~ the:! arnval of Chuck Noll and thl' reorganization or tht t<'am'" rront·orficc m ann(.tement un der thl' mmiterful or.-inn1zalion or dub prHldent Dan Rooncy WHEN THE STE£1.ER s igned Chuck Noll to has first conlrnct prior to lht' 1969 r.eason. lhl'} knew It would t&kl• 11ome time befort· the dt's1gns or Noll and his ~Haff would beor fruition in terms of improvcmt.'nt tn the win-loss stundlogs. And when lht.' tl'am won 1\blone of 13 ~umt>-. in Noll's debul Sl•uson. there WJsn't a hint or P!IOI<' Within the Steeler o r 1t an110t1on and precious little rrit1r1sm of Whlll kind or program Noll was attemplin~ to c~tabllsh. Three M'OSOOS lall'r. the Steelers were 1n the pluyorfs ror the first lime in 40 yeara on the stren~lh or that f'ranco Harris never-to-be rorgolten catch wht<'h has boon forever referred to aa "The Immaculate Reception."' Two years arter that, the Ironclad comm llm<.'nt or th~ Steel er manaire· ment to huck Noll paid its rlrat "Super" dJvldcnd INCE 11-IF. ARRIVAL of Don Shula on 1he Dolphin scene nearly a d('cade 110. Miami has been a muJor factor lo 8ff PER, Page 82 . . • • - 81 DAil Y PtlOT Monday, Janu•ry l6, t970 £hange In tyle Helps Kings BOSTON rAP> -The upstart Lot. Antelea KJ n11 beat Botton 1 m11bty 15rulu at lhetr own pm The Kina• ~en 1urJ>riMd tbem5f'IYft. "Wt> lhoupt the bl1 aamt" wu yeater· d i)' cS.lw'day > ln Detroit becau.w they're 1n our divtaJoo and no. th.la wow:· youn1 Da~ Taylor Hid Sunday nl1bl .-ner ~11# t..-o 1oal tn the Kina•' & 3 victory bdore f)Adtl'd crowd of 14.6'4 .-t Uotton Ga...,. "WE PLAYE D m t lll !rr\'LE," uld go1ll~ Ron Gra tuam • tu(Jt'd by th~ Bn.itns to the IUnp lu t l&JI. "Wt RJ"OUnd tt out We threw ~ puck ln and l tn and it We fOt"l"fd milt.ak ln lhelr end " Thfl Kiqa, who blltud Ot-troU. 7 3. Saturd8y. sl~k for four titoal tn lhe ftn.t ptirtod and Wl'nt on lo hund lht• llrulns their nnt homo lou an 13 111m . ~ Anatl fnded an l1hl·1•me road awtnM a t 4-4. wtUlo cllmblnl lo 500 wtlh a ac?a1Wn rttord ol lt-J.M. "We really h.av n'l had • slump this Hr and I hope lh l not It," Boston oach Don Ow-r~ aald antor ~ Bruins •uffr...-d two rontttuUv~ IOSM: for th· flnt Umc.-lh1a M'uon "Wt 've been play tnf retth up hot'k•1 t.M lut two 11mca und you're on r acoln1 to win that way " "'WE'R£ STILL It POINT8 &Mad In our Ada ma dMakJn." old Boaloo center P4!ter MrNab, who play .. d with Grahame ut l>en"er Unlvcnlty. '.'I don't~· any panic I( anybody wu aotn• lo beat u • l'm alad it ~a Ron He'1 nice fellow." "Yfr ~1 a aoul to play ~on thli. tnp ... Los An~ 1<11 ('oarh Ro.., Berry said "We won gamH In Montre.al, P1tt.sburah nnd Detroit, all warns In our division. 1'o win here and ff<> hornc Jt .500 i o li ttle icing on the takt' · ~·ti ......... 00\ IO• .,...~ • 1 0 t ~~ I llJ • 1"' ""'°" I LO\ Allqel••· Tolor n ·~··· OkH>MI I 4/ 1 ~IOI\ ~orvt 10 Arl<tnl I 1t j l..0\""9 .. \, V..-tOV 1 fMff\llQ. ~I It II 4 LH A119fff'\, J<pn""" 1J fOlorwwl If Y . t LO\ A119fl" hYIOr 7J f\1-.... 1_..1 1e U ...... II~ -INl llO\, 47. ~-. ~. f fl, -n, LA, 11., . 'wCO"CI ..... lod • lei' AAOltle• Wiii'-t l~I ) U I -ton. 11-1e" l)(-11, ""''""'•' • J• 1 LO\ A,,..,.,. 1t Wtl-. IJ141PSI I• ,. ~·V" ro.•l••Nl. l.A .• n. t.<OIO. UO\. 4 t1 f"l•d ~ • .................. I\ 1$(,,,,,_I. Mllburvl • .. ......,,,,.. Wiiii-. LA • I•. f•ylof,U ,,..,,.,.._tor, lO 10, \M.,cl, ~ """°' .... tor 10 '° \1191•on-• 'o-A,...,. '') • JO ""''""'' • t• "64111• LOllAft091M,c,..,..me bo\lont....,.., • u.•~ f'ro• Pas~ BI SUPER REMATCH. • • A Caosute Report From rt.. World of Sport• the poat M'uon picture in all but three years There have been two changes In the personnel m anagement of the team, but the decisions of both Joe Thomas I who went on to bulld a playoff team m Ualt1 more before opting for anothe r challe nge with San 1-'raneiscol and Bobby Beathard (now g m. of lhe Washington Redsklost were prompted by a cha nce l or advancement r ather than by inner-Office turmoil. Vlkint• have lost four Super Bowl games Is. unfortunately. w hat's remembered by the public whenever they talk about the Vikings in post-season play. lnpez "'ay he'll P lay In Cos ta Mesa Tourney Nnncy Lopez 1s the f1rsl pm lo ronf1rm ht>r l!I intention to play in the> women's KtmJ)l'r Open at Mesa Verde Country Club In Costa Mesa, March 26-April 1. Currently the hottest player in women's golf. Lopez s wept the LPGA 's top three end-of-the-year awards. She was named player-Of the-year, rook1e-0f-lhe-year and Vare T rophy w1Mer. 7-1ost r ecenllv. she was overwhelmingly voted Woman Athlete of the Year by the Asso~iated Press. · Through it a ll . S hula h as m aintained complete control or the football operation in terms of m aking the decisions that can affect the quality o r lhe team 's "On• t he·fleld product! vlt y . F rom a pre paration stand· point the worst thing about the S uper Bowl as the two·week period between the Conference Cha m pionship gam e a nd the playing of the SuP4f Bowl The reason is simple. , All season long you work to deve lop habits on a week·lO· week basis. Every week, it's the same thing. On this day you do this in practice, and t hese habits become a season·long inst i.l.u· tion. ICE HOCKEY I FOOTBALL APWlr ... -lo EARL CAMPBELL IS ON HANK STRAM'S DREAM TEAM. "We're delighted that she thinks enou~h of our t.ournamcnt to confir m her intention to play t his far in ad· vance." Billy Booe, executive direct.or of the tourney. said. Lopez won nine tournaments of the 25 she e ntered since joining the LPGA tour She lost two o( those 25 tournaments m sudden death playoffs. but won five an a row. Her total 1978 earnings including of· ficial and un6fficial L PGA events were $205.046. Winning is the end result of or· ~an ization. organization that begins with the owner and a front office st aff that knows what It ta kes to win in pro· fessional football. IN THE FINAL ANALYSIS, one person in the organization m ust be the s upreme a uthority. And t h is auth o rity •Dd responsibility differs within U'le framework or each ownensha p. ~ow. suddenly, you·re in the most important game of the season. and all those practice habits are thrown mto confusion because, instead of one week to gel ready, you have two -twice as much time. The level of con· s is t e ncy you 've e n joyed throughout the year is disrupted. .. Dream Team · lOPEl -------4~ .... i e •I--~ -·"•------i Duke University's Ge~ Banks, a victim of mam- moth slam dunks by Jim Smith during Ohio State 90·84 overtime upset victory: "When something lik<' that happens, you watch it. You take that sight and fold 1t and put 1t an your pocket. And some night, when you're all alone. you take 1t out of your pocket and look at it. And you never forget it. And you never let il haµpen again." I_. ~ap f'a l rfHanla Ca11't S ip BOSTON -A federal judge issued a pre· [!] lim lnary Injunction today prohjbiting officials 4• • and boosters of the University of Colorado foot· ball p rogra m from signing New E ngla nd Patriots Coach Chuck Fairbanks to a college football con tract. T he order does not require Fairbanks to honor the four years remain1ng on his National Football League contr act. but does prohibit University of Colorado regents and other school offt clals from further negotiations with the Patriot-.· coach .Johnson'• 3 4 Sparlu Wa•h fngtor1 Free throws by Brian Winters and Marques m JobnlOD in the final six seronds clinched the Washington Bullets' 104·99 victory over lhe Chicago Bulls . J ohnson led all scorers with 34 points ... Rookie g·ua rd PbU Ford scored 22 points to lead the Kansas City Kings past lhe New York Krucks. 124·104 It was the Kings' fifth win in six outings. Bob McAdoo led the losers with 29 . . . Bernard King dri lied an 29 points to oHset an equal scoring effort by Cedric Maxw~ll as the New J ersey Nets downed the Boston Celtics, 110-100 .. Philadelphia's 76ers got a combined 62 points from Jullu1; Ervin« a nd Dou« Colllna to beat the Portland Trail Blazers. 112·106. Maurice Lucas led the losers with 27 .. J ohn Drew scored 34 points to lead the Atlanta Hawks to their fourth straight win, a 115-105 decision over the llouston Rockets. Moses Malone led the Rockets with 33 points ... With ha lf of his 22 points comm~ in the first q uarter , Bob Dandridge paced the Washington Bullets to a 125·91 rout over the San Diego Clippers . . . GM>rge McGlnnls, David Thompson and Tom Boswell each scored over 20 points as the Denver Nuggets won their fifth straight dedsion, 111·109, over the Indiana Pacers. M~lt S~r'• Tltrr~ Goab ~athermg rust during his 40-gamc sus (>('n'lion , Apparently, Don Murdoch didn't sit :1round ~ for cocaine possession In only his St'cund NHL outing of lhe season, thl' New York Hanger ace scored lhree third -period ~oals to beat the Atlanta Flames. 6·4 . . . Seldom used goalie Wayne Stt>pht>nson earned a chance at some extra work after heloinir thl' Philadelphia Flyers earn a l ·l tie "ith tht> New York Ii.landers whOM' own goalie, Glenn Ru eb, exlcnd<.'d his unbt.•alen streak to 23 games . . . After seven <'Onsccut1vt> llf'S with thl' Sabres, the Pittsburgh Penguins beat HuHalo, 5·'1 Dennis Maruk had a goal a nd t wo nss ists as the Wash ington Capitals downed the Vancouvc•r Can1wb, :; :1 It gave Maruk 14 points in eight gamei-.. M~Donald '• S hot. ~lit.• IJfah .'Jfaf,- Gua rd Ke ith Mc Donald u nk 11 la foot m jumper with fivt• Sl'conds remalninu to hft Utah State to a 64~ PCAA victory over host Frl''"o State. Fonner Saddleback College star ltl"h McElratb scored t wo poinL'I for the winners. 2 I an ron ference play ... One day after &lunnlni:: i.l'venth-r anked Duke, North CaroUna clipped No 10 Arkansas, 63·57, behind a bnlanct'd effort led by Mike O'Koren. The Tar Heels had 21 steals in the game. OTHER SPORTS -Rassel Pope or Purdue retur11ed a p unt 65 yards for one of fou r touchdowns In tht• fourth quarter that paced the Ea~t to a 33 14 victory ovt•r lh<• West in the Japan Bowl Sunday T~11,Radlo Following are the m a for sp0rts eve nts on tele vision t o n I g ht . R a t I n g s a re : I 1 ./ ./ e x c e I ~e n t ; '"worth watching; .1 ..-fair; i toroet It. 8 p.m., Channel 5 ./ ./ COLLEGE BASK ETBALL t Wa sh ingto n a t Callfomla. Announcers: Mike Wa lden and Pet Newell. Washington's Huskies meet the Golden Bears et Berkeley lrt a Paclflc-10 game. . Forward Ke vin Singleton Is the scoring leader fo r Ca llfomla's Bears with a 16.2 average white Wolfe Perry paces the Hus k ies at 20.7. RADIO: No e ve nts scheduled. -· In somt cases. the owner Is involved and is concerned with the day·to·day operation of the franchise. Othe rs select a ~eneral manager a nd a head C'Oach and say, "This is your rt'spect1ve area of rcsponsib1h· ly. You run it, I will not m terfere with what you do a nd. at the ~ame time. I wi ll give you ample time to prove that you can win." Coachin~ in this sport is fun· damentally three things: ae· <'Umulating talent: assessing the ability orthat talent: making the talent play up to its r espective ability. It doesn't make any d1f· fc•rence how good you are as a coach. it's a proven fact tha t you can't win unless you have good players. Consequently. everything has to be geared to getting the right kind of people whom you fct•I have proven tha t they can win. REALLY, WREN IT 'S Al,L said a nd done, there is only one winne r in professional football the team that wins the Super Bowl. Everybody else is a loser. no m atter how many games you win. A good illustration of this is th«> Minnesota Vikings. We, in the pro game, know just how great an accomplishment It 1s for Bud Grant a nd his staff lo have won over the years so con sistently. but the fact that the F rom Page BI GOLF ... pur l o f the gam e . part or the fun . This pressure, I love 1l I ubsolutc ly love 1t." And he survived it , conquer('(} 1l. And he won again. Laguna N1guel's Ala n Tap1c had one of the b11i(~est payduys of his youn~ career. collect.ing $8,275 in fi nishing in a four.way tie fo r seventh place. Tapie wns very consistent through the ri ve rounds, finng n:;t-68·68·71 31\!l F l"•I ~O<•• -,,_. WI Mino• Sunday I" 1r.· R.!b H!!I>" °"""1 C".oll (19\\lf Jl)fln Mall<tfl•v 00 000 61> Ml II 11 i,q \41 lH frevlno, \1',100 11 .. l>I> 10 •" 'l4A M•r• Hnv ..... ''' 100 10 n ,,._ •• .,,, JI\ c,,.,, JOf\ ... \ll 100 '°" .. I• •q fl& WI IC01t11 r"'flU'I SI0.00 6• 61-tl-1\ 6• ).If I ~ntoy W-ln\. 110,00 II ~1• 6Q "8 .l'"8 Al.tin fftpjf', '8 )/\ 11 /l.641~ II ~ fom Pur\tW WI 7'1 &• .. 10 ,. 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If the tempo of the pa.<;l. and largely successful season changes, the continuity is ~one and you've got to work like ht•ll lo reestablish it. A N OTH E R K~Y ingredient to success in tht• Super Uowl has to do with motivation. In the firs t four Super Uowls. then.• was more or a reehnJ? of rivalry between thl' two leagues tthc American Foot· ball League was then the upstart challenger intent on making up for all the abuse and ins ults directed at th<'m by the more established NFL>. and some ob· servers feel today that the gamt· has lotit most of its meaning m terms or a .. them·against·us" situation. But I think that those of us who wt're the n so much a part of th(' rivalry b1..'lwee n the two leagues have a tendency lo rt· minisce -and because we Wl're so dr amatically involved in the <·ulminalion of that rivalry, thl' Sup('r Bowl, wt• t<'nd to feel that toduv's teams go into t he gaml' without the i-.a me d egr('l' of mot1vatJOn. Well. that's wrong The motivation may not be ex· actly veni.teful in n.-ature. but it 1:. just as pal'pabll•. The most 1m· portant thing going 1nlo th" game is not cvt·n the mone~. Heck. the playcri. I.now they art' going to spend the money and they know how flt•t•ting fome can bl' Bul there 1s one thing that comes with winning the Su1>er Bowl no one C'an l'ver take away from those who have left the arena in triumph : the Super Bowl rmg That's the symbol; that's what 1t ·s alt about. The symbol of being a champion. And. thC're is only one ring a year. 11 's V<'ry me1101n~ful and cvery- hoc1 v throuRhoul the Nf''L stravl's to earn the right to wear that rm~ Once you nch1eve the ri~ht to do so. the• m t•mory and tlw fet•hngs that JtO with thl' honor url' thin,.: ... you nt'Vl'r forgt•t Rams Earn Stram's Praise Only one Los Angeles Ram made the Pro Bowl tt>am. but as far as former coach and current sportscaster Hank Stram 1s concerned. six Rams deserve a spot on his personal Supc!r Bowl Dream Team. Stram picked a roster of what he calls the ultimate 11979 Super Bowl squad, using the 10 team:-; which quahf1<'d for the playoffs this season as a reserve pool. HANK STR AM'~ DREAM T EAM Offen.sf' Pos.-Name, Tt>am Slram's ('ommt'nl QH T<'rry Drad~haw. Pitts burgh physical toob QR -Ro~er SlaubaC'h, Dallas big-play ab1hly QB Bob Gnese, Miami leadership, execution RU -F:arl Campbell. Houston :.trength, explosiveness HB Franco Harris. P ittsburgh power ruriner RB-Chuck Foreman. Minn. 'crsat1le, receiving threat RB 01.'l~in WiUiams, Miami long-gain thrl'al H n -Tony Dorsett. Dallas game· breaking ability HH -Sam Cunningham. New En~. blocker', inside runm·r WR Lynn Swann. Pittsburgh sprinter speed, fl uid moves WR Tony Hill. Dallas in Swann's mold WH Drew Pearson. Dallas finest patlems m gam«> WR !'tat Moore. Miami u favontc tar~!'l TE Hu..,s f''ranc1s. Nl·w Engl:.incJ finl' hlockt'r. good hanch OT Doug Franc<'. Los Angeles constant control OT ·Leon Gray. New England superb OT Su.in Waite~. Philadelphia protects pas:wr OT Jon Kolb. Pittsburgh ... trength, quickn<"i'i OG -Denrus Harrah. Los Angl'lc•' big, qu1tk OG -John Hannah, New England pulls with qu1ckncs-; OG -.ll'rry SisemorE'. Philadclph1,1 hahmced, steaclv C M 1kt• Wc>hsler, lYittsburRh <'an handle anyth1n~ C -J im Lang<·r . M1am1 opens holt's De fens.> DE -llarvf'v Martin. Dallas g1vesQB's ni~htmares DE Lyl<· Al7ado. Denver quick. stron~ OE JaC'k Youngblood. Los AnS?cles great pa<is rush OE -L <: Grt't•nwood. P1tL'ihurAh "11.C and strC'nJ!th DT -L~1rry Brooh, LA can build delt.'nse around him MLB Bill Bcrgc•y, l'hiladelphiu fcrOC'1o us. versnt1I<• M LH JMk Lamb<'rt, Pitlsbur~h steady all pro MLR RMdy Gradishar , Denver one of league's !><>st OLR .J;1<•k Ham. P1tL<;burgh stellar performt'r OLH .l1m Youngblood. Los Angeles C'Ons1stenlly tough OLH· Rob<'rt Braz1lt'. Houston superb physical Spt.'l.'1mm OLR Slt'Vt' Nelson, New England Qui<'kn<'ss CB Pal Thomas, LA· s uperb man-to·man covcr~1ge CR Lou1i-. Wright, IX,nver cxC'ept1onal CR Mik1.• lfaynes, New England good laC'kler. spc.-c<l CB-Mel Blount. Pittsburgh forces running plays S Charl1t• W:J teri;, Dallas hard hltt1nS? s -Cltff lfnrris. Dallus fon·es turnovl'r... S Bill Thompson. OC'nver !ookilled taC'kler ~ ~11kt• Wagm•r. Pittsburgh ball hawking ab1lll~ SJ)E'clally Players K f(l't H1c:'k l 'p<'hurC'h , Denvl'r ~1vt>~ ll"am solid NhW I\ Het '. H1lly Johnson, Houston the best. when hcallhv I\ .Jolu1 James, Allanta good plact•ment of punt1> I\ Guro Yt•prem1an. Miami ~till grt•at DON'T GIVE UP, YOU'LL FIND US FOR CALL TOOAY r o R F'REE COLOR 8ROCHURE THE BE$T DEAL tN 646-5231 Newport leodt, CdffornJo 6C>RAHGE COUMTY! : ? t ii l' 0 e ·r d 1. I. IC n· ll' IC IP l'l ty to er :.t lg VS :h th Ito c ·. ~ •• • ' .. • , b r ll • l ' I • • AUTO RACING I HORSE RACING I BOA TINO Monday. Janu11ry lb. 19711 DAii. 'I P14.0 T 83 Waltrip Heard Thunder ~ s1mr.JFAOM ROD LAVER nn•" 1 9'i •WArlllArco ev 11,.. IONSON v KEEP THAT $ALL (}{ff IN FRONT ()f" YOIJ flJllcll Ydl/'RE !JC/NG PRE5'SEO/ Y arboroug/1 By UOWA.RD HA D\' OI ""9 D.lilt ,., ... \U.. RIV F ft.SI l> to: I ht·r1• ; ,1nt tlunw bout NASC'AR Gr od N" tl<mnl 5lUC'k rar rat.'lnf( thut tn hlbns 11 drh<'n ffurtni• th"' run run~ uf " r '"" AlJ t"'lfn1111nt o( lht' rn-:. t•nrc-of th~ llmt· r h m!lt<ln Call" \' .1rburoo.:h. n.•a 1r111 •. ,, 11r h1" ,10~1t1on Sunday at Rh •t>r•odt· lnlt'mO t1on al R 't:Wl.1) w.u no '''<"~pt on UARREU. "' \LTRI P clmw hli Mooll• l'-1rlo lo 11 tt•tord ~t•ltlll)ol \ h'lUl \ In lht' hr'l NASCAR t'Vl'nl or tht1 l!n9 ,,.,,.,on. lht· W111~ton \\ t·~lt rn 5iOO "1th an 11vt>ra.:t' ~JX "(Jo( 107 'HI mill'' 1i.·r hour an a ract• th 11 cl11ln'I htlVl' <* )l'lluw r.iutw11 rt.1,.: Tht• ,,, .. ,.d ~ ;p, a tr.11 •1. o Factor in Westent 500 r "N'lrd t RJvff'Jlld Thi' r1nlll fiv •• .,.. Wft'l' ntn '" "' h1tht rum nnd (In lht• htltl a .. p. afl.-r lhc-wlnn.-r h d lulct'n tht• < h1:r kL1h'd naR. lll.ldd~ II leer htt lb< "'1111 t turn ntm-t'IWJi nJt "4."Vt'rr damaQt' to ha <' r but he m naard to n-a<'h ttw f1nJsh li.114• Waltnp w&11 32 e...'On<Ll In rmnt of S('('Ofld plucl' Bobby Al 116t)n and 34.~2 In fron t ot Yarborough But ht-kf'pt ht~Ar Ull( IOWMh "'\\'bl o It :.tart~d rn111lnl(. I ":u. pl.-a 4'<1 I had ;.i h1g ll'dd." hl' 1H1ld "I roukl ht•tir tht.• rain hltlln1: lbc.-vrtndi.hu.·ld and I \'OUld alw h ar lhl' thundi'r of o 11 I didn't know whl'rt· ht• "'a.,. hut l could tw.n him n1m tn~ ·Nu 11 lit Yarborou•th H a l AIJ..Y, WAl.'fRIP nnl) 1ma~IM'd hf' ht•1u·o Yarborough but th' lhouJrht of the d<"ft>nd.lng r hurnplon cloAtn& In during a NASCAH eveint Is a ('onstunl r\• nllndt·r to otht-rt that ht• Le; u tb.rtal until U1~ Cb(•Ckt•rNi nag Ill dropped 1'h1s wu tht-third 500 ut tttvt·r&1df' th.it hi:u. be~>n run INlthout 3 Yt•llow CIHJllon nug . The others we-re to 1977 and l~ . Waltrip .and car owner Rill <fard nt•r huvt> had their d 1f· ft-n•rH"t''i in tlw puat and It haR ,1trnost aplit up the tt.-am But both Wf'rt' happy a nd rom· pll m\•ntary duong lht· Vo!>l rnce 1ntrrv1t"w IF YO{ll~ OPPoN~NT IS #l "IN6 lt/ITH A J.Q1" (),' PHC6 ANP Jt'~ll(JN6 *X/ ~t> 7Nt C(J(JA'T; ~NOllMl UP ~ N~~TIOAI AHi> M«7 me /IA/./. (klT F~AIT - () "" l/ftlf.o ........ &..-. lflC Basketball T..-nnis Roundup ·'Wt• had our d1ffcn·nr1·:. last '>t·a~on," Wa ltrip adm lttt'd. "But I really ttunk 1t m3de our team .. tron i.tcr ~md wt• don't havt' any mon· probkms Somct1mh 1 ht·~t-things help a od now cv· l'rybody knows his position on the team " Vikes Tabbed McEnroe's Haul "THE DISPUTt; wt• had 1s O\·er with." Gardner said "He h;ad his position and l had mine ;incl we had to com prom ise 'fhin~s arc running s m oothly now W(' werl' able to wo rk out l)U r problems " To Win Title ~ Totals $120,000 By ROGER CA RLSON Of -!>Mt• 1"1i.c 1Ytt Only one item has been cleared up during tournament and non·le ague basketball action for Sunset League teams -the Oilers of Huntington Beach have emerged f rom a package of four con· te nderh as the No. 1 thrcnt to powerful Marina ai; le:igue a<'tion unfolds Wed~sday. From AP Dispatchei. NEW YORK -Though Arthur Ashe had dragged him through three bou~ or ai::onmngly close tennis, the f1mtl thre€.' games al'4ays in doubt. John McEnro(• ... 11cl h<>'d hilvt· pr<'f~ n·d to play someom.· l>c•tlcr ·11 '4oulct haH· bt>t•n n~ to twal Connors 01: crnl· uf "' top 1>la~·t·r-..' .... utl McEntut• Jfl1.·1 '(·urini.: a 6·7. (i 3, 7.5 triumph 1n Sunday'11 final ol the Grand J>nx Mast<'rs, the r ichc!>t event 1f not tht• most pre!>tig1ous in the sport. ~cEN ROE R EC E I V E D Sl00.000 for lhe victory. lie and Pet<•r Fleming won the douhles fintll th(' night b('f()rt' Wo1 · tck F1bt1k and Tom Okker S<. the 19 yt·ar old ·~ h.1ul for t ht' ""n•kt•nd wtts s120.uoo plu~ a notht>r Sllf..000 for l)t'ua~ ont· of lht• points l1•J<Jt.r-. on llw Graod l'nx lour last Y"·" /\Rh l' won $64.01111 . plu-; a $50,000 bonus. Brian Gotlfrll'd ht·at l•;cldw Oihhs. ti 1. 7 6 for third plaC'e a nd $40.UQCI. 01blJ~ won $32.000 The 35-year·old l\sht• w<•s the overwhe lming favorite of t he crowd of 17,000 a t Madison Square Ga rden II<' was prt• pa red. cagt•r. po lilt' and well Mntrollcd throu~hout, as he put McEnroc• throu~h his p;.H·c·s Mc F.NROE. WHO 111\0 had lap'cs m ttmin~. JUdJ!m<'nl and concentration , wa-. sulky . ~ometim<'s d C'spt•rult•, !)oml't1mcs overconf1dt•nt /\she had double match point in the 10th J!ame of lh<· ri na l set. a point of some rontrnvt•rsy latt•r /\sh<• h1l a backh:ind into lh•• rwt Lo spoil tus first mat('h µo111t On the Sl'Cond he hit a rrturn for .in appan•nt winm•r but as ht• flll lbht•d the rallv. lht• st•rVll't' hne judge utlen·ll a lc_1tf' cull or fault on McF.nr~·s M'f\C. "l will bet all the money I ha\'e got it was a good s~rvc.•," said Ashe. "Having looked al th<' tape. I am stlJl convinced 1t was a J.!ood scrv<'. But lht> J:uy <'&lied a fault and it's a ll history." Narratllora tt'ln• OAKL AND Chi 1s Evt'rt knew i.h•• was 10 truuhlt· when shl:' wa!in't nt·rvvus J\nd ~ht• was right Till' mt•1hod1t•al l-:Hrl w;\~ far to,o <'aim a nd collc('lt•d against t•mo11onal Martina N:1vralllova Sunday night and lont. 7·5. 7-5 m t he second stop on th•· womt>n·~ in d oor t<:,nnis t o u r ut t h.- Oakland Coliseultl Aren~ "Going into t ht· mat ch. I <.lidn ·i feel nervous and lhat ·s a had sign for me." F~t>rl said after tht> defeat. .. Becuuse when I fe<>I nervous. I play a little bit bcttrr. I didn 'l f<'cl an y prcssur(• <il all and I Uunk I'm going to h:we lo put pressure· on myself when I plaY. Martina · The best Riverside finish for Waltrip prior to Sunday's vie· tory was a s ixth in the NAPA too Ills best in tht· 500 cam t' in- 1977 I eighth I. "I 've been here so m any times and last January I was hu ng up in the mud." Waltrip recalled · 'l'vt• tx-en O"H'r or into t•very 'A llll "But lhe car today did somt· thm~s I dJdn't believt' poss ible I cl ion 't u.c;e third gt.>ar in the f's1;. 1· s a n d t hat s a v e d t h t' 1 ra ns mission ... * * * f!W <><""' ot Unl\11 In ~oty'\ j tfl0.000 Wlnil\I" Wf'\1•tn 5GO C,,Mtd NetM)'WI ''°'"' ,,.., '«" •• Rt,,_,.,.,. lnl•n•~tonttl R&<ew•y. "'"h type 01 C•r. '4ll>' <~. W•ftM'f "ttve,-ltQir \Qt...0 M'tO ""'"" 1 .., ,.,....,,. I 0• H#ll WAltr ifl. ( MVml•I 11• IOI>', 101 II' I "'""' \1'0CD> J OAYltt p,,,,\o(W\. M~f(~V. tt(I \U )00 l , .... YMbO"•von. Ol<hm<>O<I.. "' \11.611 • Alll \tlllTllll 01~ ... '.ti "·"°° I Oaf'ln1~ AfhVW\. ("Novro~".fS t Ht \1 0)0 ft, J0t- M 1tllk"n ""'"'M" '" '1 ~'° I Huddy h•u• c MYrnl,.I 118. MJ,t\tl ~ J •m Tnull;f'tll~ "v.<' 1'1 \? .tSO • f1m Wt1h.~""·Of'I ( ~11rnl11t l\ti;, \1 t~ 10 tiMr'f'f•MI (twvro••' U• \7.1~ fl ,~,....~ Hvlton. ( ..... vrnl• I I"· u CMO n ffbnf\11• T ho0'11' ( hfl!YtOl"L 1 u \ l MO 11 V•"'lf' (,1~Mf1'\dQ'JtO (fWovlOh-•t Ill \1 '\10 h "" \J lr•Cll Ru• .. Ill \I.HO. 11 """ Clt•IO••n. Olo\ITWlt>1•• 117 \7,000. •• Jim In~. Old1mnl>ll• 111 \I 'lOO ti J 0 M t Ouffl• c"""'o••t. lat, \l.l'IO ti lluOdy ,.,,,nQ111ft, Forti IM, \t,800; "· 8oooy ..... ...,.., Tll..ndwrlllrCI. 10). \A 9'° 10 •.. , -rt ,,,.. .. ,Ol~t. '°"· "·'~' ,, Obi• r -"'· '"""'°"'' 101. ".6>0 n 0on (orAllA,.,., C.Mvrolrl, 100. \l,llO), 1 I H•rrv C.OUl.ortt', 0-VTOtel, 17, ll,OOS· 1' O•ve M4lr<1\, (Mvrc>i.l, 11 t •.OOS 15 (f(ll Go<OOn, ~mol>ll•', ,,., ''·~· ,. R .. nnv PttrOOM, ,,,.. .. ,.,. .. 1 ~. t~S. ,, "'""" WMren, Ooooo> 41 ,, "°" ,. OOfl Pu\kMl<ll Cl"'•rnl•I, <I, WS~ ?'I Rl<h.rO Wrwt•, ,,...,.,0 .. 1 3' '60~. :IO Jonn Sorn.rn<)nn. CMvrOll'l, ti '111 )I. Don NO"I C,,..,..Ol"1. U \/00 )1 R~ll••O P,.t ly Ch<'vrOI". t•. \-4.JSO )J. J11<11Md fl•OOll• C~•rol•t. 11 '600. j-1. N•tl RontW"ll ChrvroM. 10. it OSO tt T•rrv I .,bOntt, (n. vrolttl I st (IOI) The Vikings. who hav«.> mowC'd down 12 of 14 opponents and grahbed a prl•carious No 1 ranking m Orange County. have· It ved up to pre.season bill· in~ and ;ire• the obvious choice as the team to beat with 6 7' ~ Hand> llc1d<•nn·1ch. forwards David Tiezzi u;.(i1 a nd Kt.•v1n Olson 16 51. sharpshooll'r Truiett Hatton . 6·5 ~uarCI Keith Dawson and a solid benc h . Howev<'r . lluntmgt.dn Bearh. which pushed Marina in a tourname nt game before eventually Callin~ 89-77. can counter with All-Sunset League returnees Curt Wooten and Rico Thompson and un· derratcd Pierre Ayala 1s.s1. f'ountam Va lley's Barons. meanwhile. have been working toward the lea~ut.' season with a grue ling schedule. which has produced a 7-6 r ec ord. The Ba rons' defoni;c and de pth could tum 11 into a i.rramblt•. Fountain Valh•y's last Sunst'l Lcaguc:> def<.'al was in 1976. c·ov<·nng a span or 21 gam es and two unb<>aten ch3m p1onships. Ed1~n·s front line l:.ikes a backseat to no one . but th(• Char gt'rs hav<•n"l s hown the guard play yd that 1s necessary to wm cons1stenlly. Up-and -down Nt·wport II arbor ronlmues in the role as th<' ll'aitue's No. I puzzlt.' while Westmmsll'r figure!> to ~nap a two-year dry s pell whic h has produced no victories for the vars ity or Junior varRlty. flM"e's how the Daily Pilot handicaps the Sun..c;et League race: Pos. Team Comment Odds I. Ma r ina 112·21 llastheHorses 6·5 2. Huntington <10·4 • E xperienceWlllTell 3-1 J. F ount:11n Valley 17-61 StrC'ak on the Lme 5 1 4. Edison 19.51 Oack Court Question 10· 1 5. Nev. port Harhor 18-61 Last Title wa~ 195i 35· 1 ti. W(•stminslt•r 17.7 , No P ushov<.'r 100·1 Don't lo~ for the Jone_s at ourTenn15 Club From Poge BI LAKERS •.. look a l(ood shot nnd it missed." Seattle cut the m argin to 86-HO with 9 :30 l o (.to o n u Gus Willia ms steal and layin. West call t•d time, the Lakcrs scon ·d on buckets by .Jabbar and Boone. a nd tht' two tcums traded hoops 3'l<•r that Alamitos Entries ,_.,.., OuA<"t•m.n. £orir .. , l"Jr\l ... '1 1 0 'llU T RACE 110 ynrfl\ J yoo\r 01(1\ ~ 110 PurY'\1100 (1.t.,,,lnQl>fK•'7000 Plltl! FIOI• IMvt<>\I lAi 1.-.. M•n <,o •luO"· I If Qui l()Ud f8Mt \•. '~rnf1tt \ hlf" 'Rouqn fl•''',. MOU,,ttf\ •lffWt'' w -u1 ' Af''lU.,,, t(l"rt\~J Wlltow Wtl If'' \lew\l't AOC:..._tft ~· I fH•••or1•I A ttow•nc ~ """" U .000 V1•1nQ Anru· I Ad.ttrl C,A"'"'"•" L"'" t\umot .. rt ,.,,,, Aot> •'¥r.,.....t• ~ •• ru.,,, .. tli••dl. ~ "llot<Y liOIJ •ROVQhl, WOfl°"' No Ml>r• IT , ...... ,~. W<'o!tflh -(,lory IH .. n I. B<Hn (All f( f• '"~' H IH n• ltACI! ))0 YMd\ I .~ .. , oltt\ t. Vil ru"' u.~ ( , ..... inq,,. ... \1.~ The Harbor Racquet Club is a club for people who want to play lots of temis and have lots of fun doinrg it. HRC hen the most cet1tral1.cl locatfOft In the H~esa area and mor• court availability than cmy other local pri•ate club •.. The co sts of memberships are but a fraction of those at comparable clubs. I . R4tC)lllw Membenllips: Single membership: S 100 per year. $25 monthly dues . Family membership: S1 50 per year. $35 monthly dues . 11 Ptr'lllCWtettf Memberships A. •affabM FOR A£5ERVA110NS CAU. 642·2000 ' -c I "When we got in trouble. we seem <>d lo ~el a kf'y haskel from three or four people." West said "fl was a team c•ffort L .. A"9111ft l10el , .. " .. '"' ICI II tp I a<O ' 0-0 tO I JOfln\On ~llNton f..19'm• Wit .. \ 8 11 18 Abelul JAl>O<t• 11 ~o 1• "''° '°" 8 0-C •• 0 Jot>n~ NbO" O•ntt .. y llOO<lr ,,,..,_. 6 .fl 4 " Wlltl•m\ l 00 6 llrown '0.-0 10 \ti ., I 00 1 W•ll•r I (I 0 b 11 .. n\rn " ~. 108 1 °'"'' k• .. 'y °" .. ,,.,, It 11 Ip ' I I •1 II._ l• J I I I lO 11 11 I 0.0 It \ 0.0 IO • on ' 1 00 • o 0.1 n 0 1)10" lot AnO"I"' le n >• ,. 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Sta rts and rinishes are s plit b e twee n D a na Point und N ewpo rt Harbor to enco urage partitipallo n from clubs outside the Dana Point area. The 1979 Mini Serles consists of two s eparate s eries for y achts under 30 feet. The Sa n Juan Senes starts lat.er this month and the Mission Series starts an 0<'lober BOATING The Capo BYC a nd 1 I the Da na Point Yacht Club will a lso be co· hosts in tht> Southe rn Calirorrua Yacflung Association Midwinter Regat· ta, h a ndling s uc h classes as the Catahna-27 , Catalina·JO, Cal-25, Ranger, Rbodes·33 and PHRF THE DANA POINT Harbor Championship I!> an October event with eligibility based on a yacht winnin~ at least one event in Dana Point dunn~ the year. The forma l is two Olympic course races fo llowed by a mC'dium distance race. Capo RYC also has its own 14-Mile Bank race'. separa te from Newport Oce~ailing Assoc1a lion 's race of the same namr . 'IVCapo RYC e vent starts a t Dana Point and rt•lurns for a finish nt t ht• same point afte r rounding <1 sta kl' boat on Lasucn Se amount In addition to tht> offs hore rac1 .. s. the club has srheduled a variety of special regatw s. including a race for women sk1pp(>rs, team races and races in which no spiMakers are allowed. THROUGHOUT THE SUMME R tht.• cluh wil l stage a series of late afternoon Friday races 1similar to BYC's Beer Can 1. The Capo BYC series wtll be labeled the TGJ F Of special interest is the inaugura tion of a rH!W class limited to Ultra·Li~ht·Oisplacement 1ULDB1 yach ts defined by certa in sail a rea a nd we1gbt·lO· wale rlinc length rat10l>. In additton to chairman Cummins, others on the raC'e committee include Pete Mead. Vi et: chairman. John Ballew. Ocean Racing Series c ha irman. Wes Thompson. San Jua n Serie~ Bruce Anderson. Mission Sen cs: Rill Krysic k. n · ~att a c hairma n . How a rd True ba. regatt..r chairman: Dave Wilshin. protest committee: Mlkt> Wathe n. trophies: Fran Vrarucar. race committee equipment: Bob Strang, anvttations. and Diane Reardon. women 's ev ents Light Winds Mark Cmnpbell Regatta Twenty-four boa ts turned out Saturday for the Voyagers Yacht Club's annua l Campbell Sloop Regatta and spent most or the day dnftm,:: aim· lessly with IJtllc or no wind But de\iip1te the light air rond1t1ons. a ll hoat<., finis hed. Tht> winner was Status, skippere d by J o hn Miller . serond was Tom1na. sa ilC'd by Brad Ave ry. and third was P·Cat with Rundy Shelley al the helm Girl Recovering Fro01 'Night:rnare' RE1ST E RS1'0 WN. Md <l\P1 Patty Saun· d ers stands a little over fou r feet tall . weighs 67 pounds. enjoys music a nd "is always dancing anti ~inging." StK> rarely talks aboutthe past. That's a drastic r hangc fro m July 1976. Then. a l age 8. Patty was take n from her home by police -weighing 23 pounds. slandm~ 2-fect-10 inch1.•:s Her first 140 rds to offi cers were. "I'm hun~ry .. POLICE FOUND HER LOCKED IN a clost•t . ~tarv1ng and covered with filth fkr hody hore thl· scars of burns anct twat ings. She was phired in lh<' <'UStody of t h1.· Baltimore County R0('1t1I s<'rviccs aj(ency. which arr<1ngcd foster part>nts for her. "Patty's wath a fu maly that lovt's her," said Elizabt'th Parvis. a supcr vis,>r for lht• social service1' agcn<') Her mothf'r. Linda Faye Burchfield. 30. il> !'ierving a 32 yl:'u r pr1 i.on term for child abuse. Thl' s tcpfalht>r. Billy Floyd Burchfield. 38. 11> serving 40 ycurs. Each was conv1rted 1n May 1977 three months after Patty moved in with he r foster pare nts AT FIRST, DOCTORS AT A l.()CAL t1ospit ul wer e not f.urc Patty would rt•cover. Th~ child. however. Is approaching norma lcy In physical. 21odal and menta l growth. ; ''rhooe people c (Oftte r parcl1ts l dt•scrve all the c redit In the world." Mrs . Pa rvis said. The foster parents. who 8sked not to be 1d~n tlfied. 11aid when Pa tty arrived at their home. s hl' was 39 inches tall nnd we ighed 42 pounds . She could not read or write and wt1lked with a limt) because of a brok.-n lea which had n('ver been !>let properly. THE LEG HAS SI NCE 6F.EN set ond Putty now has a 11~lol stalrcast• on whl<'h to exercise Since 8ht• startt'd srhool. &he ha."l progressed t.o just under a third Arnd<' levt"I. ucrordlng to her totter mother. "She's n •ally don<' well in school. On he r first day In ht>r ~w school . 111hc broll{Cht home a rcadlng book and read me the fl r11t story In It . She knows how to print and a lso doel'I moth ... ""'Cockiness' Flayed HONG. KONG (AP> -Pektn1 '1 officlal People's Daily la t.akln1 unnamed Cbl.oele otnclal11 to taak ror wantlna to be reren"ed to by Utle lnateed of by the common 11lutaUon of "com.rede." It •dvltc d them tn "eliminat e such bureaucratic airs and codrtnMS and do away with the concept of grades," the paper Hid. It called tile UH ot UtJet a "decadent bablt and a bureaueratlc practlcetrom &Mold aoclety." - ' 91 ~LYP1LOT N Monday' Clo in~ Price Mon~: nu1ry 115, tt1t NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~1-Wwl_lt_..,.,__Y••• --·-•l, .. lfl• NW ....... ..1.0.lr .. l-ClllCllllWllltt•O • ~·-·--.. ,-,....-•••• _ .. w.. .. ,,...,. ...... (,'9 ..... -......... . STOCKS I BUSINESS Recall Ad Unhappy Firm Listed Brands 8 )' MIL TON MOS&Owrrz {r >"J'l didn't read your Sw\day newt1paper carcfuJly tn0u&.h 1 month 110, you may have mlas4!d the t'lreslOc'l..- recaO adve~ment. It was a hlstorlc ad. ll's not every day that a company pays for 1p1~c to announce that 1t will replace, tree, somt· 10 million ol lta products THE P&OotJCI' IN THIS CASE Is the Firestone Stet-I Belted Radial SOO Ure. Covcrt'd by the recall are tires sold attt-r Set>t l. 1975. Firestorw ~ sold before that date art' ellglblt> for replacement at hulf the cost of a new tlre. Th(' ad. whkh ran Ott 17, was a large one. occupyini two·thlrdlJ of a paae of a stand11rd size newspaper. It ap peared ln i42 papers. On th«-same day Fire11t.one ran a 30·second commerclal on the NBC and CBS football gc.mes to reftt viewers to the ~dvertlMmtnt This notice wa~ part of th e d e •d F'ireston~ worked out with the Nationa l fllghway Traffic Safety Admini11tration. which Money Tree prodded the company into thl' rcl'all aflcr rinding that the Firestone 500s were unsaf<> Firestone never accepted th1i. rinding but agreed in tht· end to make the re(!all If' \'OU BOUGHT THESE tares from a Firestone dealer, you AhouJd receive a recall letter in the mf)ll You should alllo receive such a letter if you bought a new car equipped with these llres The advertisement was Intended to alert owners who would not receive a recall letter. For example: You may have bought a used.car equipped with f'irestone SOOs. One of the side benefits of the recall ad was a little education In the tire busin~s. The big rubber companaet. make tirel' under various brand names but they rarely dis· close tht11 information. Here Fi~stone had to identify lire!'! that wc>re buslcally steel belted 500s masquerading under other numes One name is TCP . 1t appeared aii original equipment on somt> Genera l Motors curs Other brand!> eligible for replacement under the same terms as the Firestone 500s . ATl..A.~ GOLDENAIRE II Steel Reltf'd Radial. JWT Ferrari Steel Radial, KM Radial 40. Natlonal Stet!I Belted Radial. Union Radial Steel, Montgomery Ward Steel· Track, BC!lt.ed Grappler Radial. Super Shell Steel Radial. Caravelle Supreme Steel Power Radial. Lemani> Supreme Steel Power Radial. Seiberling RT 78 Steel Helled Radial and Zenith Supreme Steel Power Rachal For the exact terms of this offer c not t>ve ry model o all these brands is eh~lble1. locate the recall ad or hasten lo your nearest Fir~tone dealt.-r The iienes of events that culminated 1n thi!-recall began with blowouts and other failurei> of tht• 1''1restone 500 on the hitthway Information presented lo the safety ad ministration indicated that thesl' t1rt' failurc!4 allegedly cau!4ed 41 deaths and 6.5 tnJur1c:, FIRE.c;;TONE TIRF. & Rubber Co wa!'o not keen on run ning the Dec 17 advertisement announcin~ the reeaU. Bu the sllfcty admmistrat1on m!.1sh.'<1 The ad ran only once It will not be repeated 1Ju Pont Moves Spark Advance by Market NEW YORK <AP l The stock mark«>t utended ib 1979 ralJy today with an advance· led by Du Pont Co. share!. and the volatile gamblin~ stocks The Dow Jones avera~c· or 30 mdustrrnls. up ne arly 3~ points in the first two weeks of the new year. addc-'d another 12 39Lo848.67 today. Gainers held a 4·3 ed~e on losers among New York Stock Exchange.listed Issues. The chief contributor lo the Dow average's gain wa:. Du Pont. up I 1 11~ at 14311"1. The company r<1 ised its dividend. reported sharply higher quarterly prorit~ and proposed u 3-for· l s tock split. ( \ h \• n .. nl 1t ,. '" '" " \~ .. •• ot ·~ ,,, ·u 1n11 IA lrt "" 11- nn t04 ttof. ' . 'I II ..... ..... \11<HI ..... n '" , .. '"" 11'74 t •vi /11 I~ , ,,,.. y nn .... ,. '•lul I I , It> II 9 • • I --TONIGHT 'S LATEST LISTINGS Television Mondtly January tS. 1979 DAIL V PILOT 8 :i I I I ' 11..o 1:1, the tynO .... ,. '" i.illwon~ CD THC MAOY 9UMCH Gt9t lfl~ tlW wMle tMllll' WI e MOW9~tng '°' ICN* .,...,.Cl'~ -~-"°,,,.,. ~ oon~ 10 ·•· ...... mutOered lit '"""' °' ro::= .. Guell ~ lld'o«liMe .._Naclilt G ,NM..., "°"""'1T "Ael•llOnahle>a 0 1 t1t4t bcMllY ' ) OtaNtwt AICHIWa f"30 I LoY1 LUCY , wey • ll'IO!Mt w~• 10 : IOln Ille f\lc81d0t on 1'- 1 !,!!P out W•t : • MO\UL JAC1C.IOft t Pa.,cllotlleraptal 111>0 Piii \. en! •duC•to t t1a1n1t Heflf\et, 11u111or of ... 'Wesf' Retur11s Kathryn Holcomb ~rnd .J.lrl'd Murtsn Jr c f\!utur\'d when th~ eµ1t· weMC!rn ~ai.:a "How the West Wa!'t Won" rcturn!'> ton1ght at 9 on ABC. Ch~tnncl 7 t. "' ~ Al\• freuo Md r em1n11m ... ..,_ • ~t 111<a role 01 ll'IOthettng an<! •e<nff'llVn's MQAllYe eno J ,, .. ,F ' (.IOl>lfl.,. .,l*;tl Of\ Ille ftm l.!l_SINCl\We I~ u.lJ LOHGURANO PAOUEAITY ... Oeall ...... h ~le •t'ltM Of tlOIM M9ml:>IWI Of e lriodl tlOflal C'*-41 lwm 1.,m111 '"~nl"-11'1 r-.witn ~WIT'S @) MEIW GAtFFIH ' Guetta W1yne A°"t1rr;, C'llGRRt-1 Li•t iR9• 9 KNXT (CBS) Lor. Angeles Q K.NBC (NBC) Los Angeh.1:. O l<Tt.A (Inc ) Lo!. Angeles 8 l(ABC. lV ( ABCI Los Angeles Cl) Kf'MB (CBS~San Oreg<> G KHJ TV (Ind) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind ) Los Angele& ,, ' .. m KCOP·lV (Ind l Los Angeles &l KCET· TV !PBS) Los Angeles ., ~ KOCE·TV(P6S) Huntington Beacn I If Dot• Aon •t Jr 84lf'IM>n HoObv NEWl YWEO GAME A8CNEW9 7.001 ~:~= (I) JOKER'S Wtl.D SOC Miu.JOH DO\..LAR MAN Shive sets ovt to 1t1,,..11. <141te • nueleaf au1>n11111ne lh•I w .. abandont!d due lo 1n une•pl8'ned power latlure (PIW1 1) Q) SAHFOtID AHO 80H Fred 119" the draatlC tnea• sure OI going 1n10 snow bual/W!Ss to 0111 his wMo btott>er·in-taw 001 ut 111e hOOae. el) MACNEIL I lE.HREA ~ 91()(.0QY 11 IONA S:VVllHf OATIHOQAME T'MA ,., tolOl.L vwooo TIC TN; 00U0H ADAM-tt f-.o .. QUMtiornt4 In 1191... •114" ,,. U>Ool • lftld klll•. t&-yeet-old "1Al)ef CNTOMOHT Ii) JUUA CHIU> AHO ~A.HY Holld•yl~" (I) t t00.000 HAUi THAT lUNe (1111 n4I ~·le MOtn a.oo e CIJ TIMCOIWAY f 1m Conway eno 1111 o--ta Ca10I B<lrn.11 Don Kl'IOt11. Ctaig Ricnaro Nel- .on and tn. V~ POOC>le Jl'NMll ~ hOU< Of Gon\e ~· m'*C eno dl"Ce D 1.1nti H0081 OH THI PAAIRfl l-• le.,n$ 1n.t a lt*'Cf I~ .. SQ'!Onef I IS fU.1ng ~ 10 lieep 111$ f)6I «tll trom MC*•llllQ 0 COi.LEGE IASKET8AU. C11morn1e vs w a.111ng1on 8 OJ) MOflt< a M~OY Mor1I trom 1"41 pl_. Ori! l..nde on Eartfl wf!et"e l'le 11 ~~ by Mindy end Ott• • lealOl'I In IO¥e lrom IM FON (Rl G MOVIE • • • "Mr. Lucky" ( 1~31 Caty Granl. lei-Day A ptolCINlonal QM\ble< laMI II\ io... wlttl • gift ., • ,,,., • cty ~ wnere l'oe 11 trytng to retse a bantt roll by oP«•tmo gatnbllllQ t1bles (2 hrt l • CAAOl BUAHETT AHO f'RIE>t08 Guest. MIMlellne Kahn G> t,t<Ml • • "The Flred!a~s" ( t970) Chad Everett. Anjanette Comer Tll•M men )Oln torcn to IOO« 11'110 a --ol flr98 1n tllfl ume ne4ghbortlood (2 hrs l mm s0t.T1 CONDUCTS • TUBE TOPPERS ABC D 8.00 Mork and Mirady. ln case you m1~sed lt th\! flrst Umc. tb1b huur·IOltf( scr1e1 p1l<it te lls how Mork I Rohm Willinrns 1 arrived on this pla'net Henry Winkler und Penny Marshall arc (C'utured NBC D 9.00 "Charleston " A new TV movie loosely bas~d on "Gone With lhe Wind" <sc.'e review below 1. CBS fJ 9 30 -WKRP in Cindnnat1. The new s~ries about life in a rndto studio returns to lhe air in a new time slot. "Mu1tc from Auu1e" S•tec11on1 tncl uOe M°'1MOrgU.y' s "Pf 91udo To l<110Y1t1tC11tna." S«~ Pr~Ol'-Y I "Symphony No 11n o Mator. Oou• 25" and 0mtll1 SlloetllkOVICfl'I ·s~y No '· 0pus 10" l he 8uflll0 PN!h.wrnonlC a~ with Henry L_,i and a.mm. Oelt. pr• Mntl I INe ooncer1 llOnOt• "IO Illa memofV Of lhe tale CMI right I lee6el' 8:30 Q) THE 000 COUPLE Ci) GAEAT PEAFOAMAHCU "Beyond l lie ~omon £ugooe O'Nelll"5 Pulttze< Pr1a-W1nn!nQ pilly fMIUtelt RICNllO Bacli14. Edllward J Moote Jnd Maria fUQCI. In the thron of a hang<>- ...., , Olcat ltlrOWI Fell1t ovt 0411'141~ t:OO IJCI) M0A08 'H lhe 4'0771h 11 &ent into a J)anlC ~ COi Ponar·s mar• dlaaope11t1 and a youno I(~ drett dodger appeara D HeCMOVlf "Cha11et1on" (Prem1ere1 Oet1a Surlie. Lynne MOOdy llw'ee 111'°"9-wMted Soul!•· ern ""°"*' lignt to ma111. lain I~ ar11tocrat1C. l\efl· rage 1n PQ1t-Ov1t w .. Cha.rteston 0 9 HOWTHEWEST WA8WON The Maclll1t1 lamlly 11 tent Into tunnoll by Laura • ph1n1 10 marry 1 ~ngllter W MERV GRIFFIN Guest• Wayne Aogefs, Oest Arnaz Jr • Robby Benson. PerSlS Khatnbal· ~ IMng Wallace u:J A TIUO'fE TO MARTIN LIJTHEA KlNO JR. t:30 IJ CJ) WKAP 1H CtNClNNATI Arttwf Carlson s tyrannic.ti mot'* (Caro4 Stuoe1 wno owns the radio 1tet1<>n 11001 "' tor a ~· PflM.• inspecuon 10:00 8 CJ) L.OU GRANT Animars erratic behavior aeu o+t a Trtb 1nQU"Y Into 11'9 ~ ol tne d ·blil·IOf· i l«I Vietnem ve1eren. 0 NEWS WHATKJNOOf FMEDOM1 Aeligootl and OOlltlCS tS dlS· euued by church memoer-. 1C>!3011 NEWS 11:00 G CJ)@) HEWS MAKE ME L.AUGtl MOVIE * • * 'Thrs H8PPV feeling"' '111581 Oebt>oe Fleynald•. Cuff Jurg41ns A rettred aciOt tetumt lo Ille ataoe atl9' ()C)fMnQflQ 1 youna women to l)IVe him ~ 12 "''' • 1"t 000 COUPl.I Aa e 110r0tlM fOf Oteer Jtltll 1.0KOta t•• ind ••f\lt""'* ... .,.,.ment 4D THIGOOOO 'T ... OOodlM ...... a -· de!~ CMlle. 6o ~tie ........ • OrtgOn f">d dutl ""'"' • '""1IOUI dMltoYW h om "'9 Min., try • OO<CAVITT Q~I 0t Atl'IO ~l\llU. •978 ~ Of .,,. Not>el Prtzit la. Phytlc1 ,,:aoe Cl> ~ '"'ua ~ford '"'"' 111 .. 1111 weollltlly an(! 1ucc ... tul footltr brOlll4W ta bo<nQ tou(Jht by both 08"0'*• end i.o.rat aoenta CJ TONIGHT Gufl•t h ost H11rvey 1(0tM9n 0-1• 8onflle ftltlkhn Hiiien Gurley Brown. Bob Uoc*.,. lom OretNI' 9 1WfUOHT ZOHE CM1 and Aull! Mllltt ate tw•aned "' llMI ll'\lddle ol "'" nlgllt b., tM orl4N ol lhett ctllld 0 ®> POUCE 8TOfn' A PfOShlule d09ll unci.t • co..... wot'll lat poloCe lo .. -. 111e murdat of a frlen<J Q) THE OOHO SHOW G) OETSMAAT Ma.. Ill' ellact too11'4111ke •or the Kong, •-10 teko nos p1ec.e as• o.cov fD CAPTIONED ABC HEWS MORNING 12.ooa l'WIUOHT ZONE Sam l<lnrfldge ~1111y dlSGO"llf& lhal ll<a ~ 11ve son-o,..141w louoti1 tn ttte CMI W•t e Al.ma> HfTCHCOCK PA£SEHTS· AWO<'llar\ ~ti a pa<ty, 11ne w«ll two noeey netgn· ~· ., OET 8MAAT Mu and 99 team up with ~ Samulll9 In • -ell tor a mystenou• apy. fD THE PfU80N£A "'Clledtmate .. A ai-. Is •Ml pawn.,,• ll''"' game or IQ¥e aimed al brU.Alf' °"9 Prl- 12.30 8 AOU.EA &UKAIT "1'18 Q) ALFRED HrTCHCOCK PAESINTI ·One Ota.,. loo M~n(' G) MOVlf • • "lhen l"41r• ww., Three" ( tie') heM llfl· mote. Al~a NIGOf t~11 HEW& Al:J.AM.11 12'.40 (]) MEDICAL STOAY ' Tiie Oualtty 01 Mercy" lwo '(<)Ung doelO<& (l onv Muaante. SCott Hylandal t•lt., d<aalle mee1111111 wn.rt 1ri .. r J)l&a 10( "'"" llinOtnQ l()t ""'111 "-ti '-'~ 1.00 8 TOtit<>AAOW Guell•• Patrick ~. author and 101w .. 1r ~ttat f0< Pr~t C&rler, Cflartes e SM!>«· men. autllOf ot "Cnminel \llolence. C11mln•I Juauce" I LOW EXPERTS 1:07 CHl!AP SHOW 1:*> NEWS ~ NEWS • Q) OETSMART Ma.rt has all k •nd• ol troo· b1e hunting lor a KAOS ogent named "Thu Chemeleon . 2:.10 8) NEWS 2·•11J NEWS 3:t1 8 MOVIE • • • 88cit r rom E111<nlty" f 19!>61 Robeft Ay1tn, Anllo Ekt>etg ..,.. Tue11doy•s Boyt h11e ;tf oc•ie• AFTERNOON 12.-00 G **'lr"A Strangot ln My Arms.. ( 1959) Jvnt1 .Alfyton. Jell Cnandter Q) •••··Man On A String" f 1960) Ernest Elorgnlne. l<erw1n Mathews 3:400 **'Jt .. WhOl<llledlll" MyalerlOln Mr Foster?" (19701 Ernest Elofgntne, Sam Jatt&. 3'.30 fJ * • "The Fern•nllt And Tiie Futz" ( 19701 Oev1<1 HlflfTllllt, Berti.a Eden ~::frankly, Stella, We Really Don't Give a Damn fl I '~· Dy PETER J. BOVEil (TV REvrn wJ Delta Burke ca beautiful ac· lrelis new to television 1 plays Scarlett O'Hara. I mean. Stella Farrell, a tough Southern lass who is determined lo survive those vexing Yankees and their hateful Reconstruction. lier mother is a little wacko. her cousin is "overly sens1t&\le," but Stella grits her teeth and holds them together. r .J.,OS ANGELES IAPl -Try • 4> imagine a television takeoff op "Gone with the Wind." An unsettling prospect, Isn't it? ,, . . . I We ll, brace yoursel\le S because such a creature eXJsts. and it's com· ing tonight a• 9 o n NBC C h annel 4 Mind you . ''Charleston· is n't r eally "Charleston" 1s the story of three women -two a rist.oeral.Jc c·ousins and their ~lave.pal and their adventures in post· Civil War Ch1.1rlcston. Lols of ras<'als here -:-ca l a wa ~:, . carpetbaggers and the like. and there's a roguish hero. THE RE'S E VEN a scene in which Stella, her gaze fixed suppo~i to --u ·.:..1 E . TV ~~"·~.u~:~.,.. ntey y1ng Wind " •u•u . 'tit e n a O'l es tind places have been changed to NEW YORK (AP> -"Roots" One of the suits aJ?ainst Haley. Pf.Olect Ulal epic's memory author Alex Haley. apparently who won the PutH.zer Prize for ,. "'Act u a lly It 's not tha. feelingthestingoftwo separate his best·sel)er, was brought by ' ·'Charleston"' is 50 awful. it's la ws uits charging him with Maq~arel .Walker Alexander. jljst that so many elements in copyright lolrinf(ement'. has de· She claimed in 1977 that Haley Jtl1s TV movie are "inspired" ir cided to abandon writing and had copied parts or her 1966 nov t• • nbl lifted from the fil m classic concentrate on producing el. .. Jubilee." Thal case was dis· "" J)lat compansons are forced up· dramatic series .for television, missed. but Haley, according to i' "Im you. try as you may to fight Newsweekmagazmereports. Newsweek. paid $100.000 in 1\ "A whole lot of the thrall or lawyers' fees. ·. , . writing books has been taken Last month. Haley reportedly '° • I MA~~ f'ROM :·Gon~ w:ith from me by this experience. I'd reached a $500.000 out-Of·court the Wind haunt this imitation rother go into something where I sett I em e n l with Haro Id like a wron~ed ancestor. And con be more creuli\le " Halev Courtlander, who charged that .;t1mehow. tl seems that Gable, i;ays in tho current 'issue of passages from his nov<-1 "The ' ·~igh and Selznick did il better Newsweek. African" appeared in "Roots ~· Ti1n Conway Tries .t\gain LOS ANGELES IAP> ·, Tim Conway. late of ~"The Caml Burnett Show." has a special tonight h 8 on Channel 2, the precursor of a comedy· variety series he'll be doing for CBS next fall. An intrepid soul. he You'd think lhat Conway. if not CBS. would be a little timid about jumping mt.o another variely 'ht>ties. Conway has had a pair of such sen es yanked from under him In the past. "The Tim Conway Comedy Hour" a nd "The Tim Corovay Show." reason t.o bave them In a sketch. ltdosen't work. and JOU embarrass the talent.•• For the special <which isn't really a special 1. Conway calls on Don Knotts. the pop ~roup Villa~c People and, yes Carol Burnett. YOU MAY SENSE THE fl avor of "The Carol Burnett Show" in the llpecial offering. Besides the on-camera presence of Mass Burnett. traces of her old show are everywhere. Her husband, JO<' Hamilton. produced ii . Conway and Ro~er Beatty. who used to write for Mlss Burnett's show did the !'ICn pt. "We took everybody but the usher~ from the old .. Carol Burnett Show'," says Conway. l\nCS that can't hurt. skyward. vows to rPbu1ld her wrec ked family estate. "Just like 1t was be ·foah Sherman used it for firewood." Sound familiar? off to war Wllh Stella's brothf>r This also upsets Stella. She agrees to marry a rich but n · pulsive merchant to keep tlw tax man from the door didn't hav(' "GWTW " in mind "-hen she made "Charleston." at least "not ronscio~ly ·' MISS VERTUE thinks 111ew1•ri: will take to "Charlcstr n · because "there's a slow <'n:t'I> tng back toward something wtt"' a story. a romantic story. Many are the woes blockin~ our young heroine's path to hap· p1ness . .j'or one thing. Minerva. the s lave Stell a has owned s ince their childhood. tells Stella the lover she's been waiting for ts Stella's brother . This upsets Stella. and threat.ens their happy friendship. ENTER OU R hero. Greg Morgan . played by Jorda n Clarke. is a carpetbali(ji(Cr with a heart. He keeps !iaving Stella and they commence a love·hat<! rela tionship JUSt like the one Rhett and Scarlett had. "l think people like pe,.t11Q pieces when they're done well Uh-oh . Sounds like a series. "Series? We hope so. yes." Then Cous in Valerie gives away an their money LO a coo woman·psychic. who claims spinls wiil reveal the fate or Valerie's husband. who had gone Well. something like 1t A llhou~h t he network touts t his mOVle as a drama set "1n the romanUc spirit reminiscent or 'Gone with the Wind.· .. pro· ducer Beryl Vcrtue says she In the meantime. take a look at Charleston-_ If you d~dn 't already believe that "Gone with the Wind" was the bcsl mov1<• ever made. seeini;? this imitation will convince you th;.tt 1t was. Po:mpeii Graffiti Viewed P VBUC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS 8USIHHS NAME STATl!M•HT ,.., IOll-•l>q ~r\OM •<• 00!119 bu'"'",\ A\ HONKER HOMES, IOQl1 C.rtleto AW,,..., ttuntinq1on e.~"· C.ulorft•• .,_ <>1,.llP H McN.tmH' ltil ......... 0.1w ~'•Mn.a. <A4••or"'• ,,~,. o .. t., Somo<"o. rQO !>.on•-••• re, 'iK<I'. Coron. ~1 MM. C..1tomod 91•H "The Talking Walls of ,,,,, bu••,_, I\ Conducltd llY • Porn peii · · recreates the 0-'"1 ~~;:'"""~N- f ascinattng world of the ''"' ~••'"""'"' ... , 111,,., .,,., '"' ant'1enl Roma n c ity. ;:::!~.~.~~or o .. "9'" coonh on Porn pc1i. through the ""'m city's own words its 1>u1>1••'*' 0r-c.o.o" 0..1. ~'"OI grafhll. The prog ram Jan •.ts.n.l'l."19 01 'q airs Thursday at 9:30 pm. and repeats Sun· PUBLIC NOTICE day at 5·30 pm. on ·------ KOCE ·TV. Channel 50. Hosted by act.or John Forsythe. the halr·hour p roJ?r am fo cuses on these wall ·writings to wea\le a picture of the cultural. ~oc tal and politiral fabric once ex· per1cnccd in this tragic Roman city. l'ICTtnous llUSllU!U HAMESTATl!MINT fnr toHOWtno p-non " OOtnq °"" ""'' 4\. USEO USABlCS. 1~ Nl'WDO•11 Mrr••• Euqe,.. Sw•ll 110..-.,..,.v Prooa~OI, H60 ,.._, 81~. CO>I• ,.,,_,_.,CA orn,11 lht\ OUSllWft '' <onduclfll bv 41<'1 •n dn•taviAf M<orvu E Sw•tt Thi~ ,,.,..,,.....,,. """"" ftf('(t w 11Pt tfW: COU<'ly (l#H ol Or•no.> Cb<;nty O" O.ornOPr 11, •'11 T H E G R A F F I T I Pvbro•-0r-eo.•• o..~'~.~~ touched on almost every J•n 1. 1s. n l'I. 1~19 ., n asJ>('ct or life m Pom · p<>ii : debts. complaints. l'ndearments. ad\lertls· P UBUC NOTICE in~ 1.1nd even personal ·----- P UBLIC NOTICE 'ICTtTIOUS 8USIH~~S NAME U ATEMl!HT I fl• 1011ow1no oc• ""'' .... do•twJ bw\Utf'\" .... PAN AM£Rt(MI ~f(lJPITY SV .. IC~S.l,..W t64nS1 :c i (.AAlf Ml>W, CA t?f.71 Oon~ld Pt•er Co"'"' /10\0 l0<nt•• l -. :M, _....,ltttQIOtl Bt!ot<fl (.ACl1-CnMIO Aavmoncl Juo wn, )Or tr•tn• Aff . Newporl 6'-o&<fl. (A fnn bV'•t'W'' '" conouchd u., 11 tJ'l'fWr•I p.tttl'te.'f".l'MP Oon.tlo Prier Collon• T tu\ ll•temt.-nC ••' hleG w11n fl'W Coun11 Clfrk ot Or•nv• (Oly on J•nvar• S. ""' F HIS1S PuOll\ltfoCI Or-Co.SI 0.1ly P1o0• J•n I. IS. n ~. 19'4 1 .. 19 PUBLIC NOTICE ----------l'ICTtTIOUS austNUS lfAME STATEMENT T'°" IQllow>nQ PM-t~ OO•nq \)V\1 r>t\\ ti\ J 0 PAOP(RTY MAHAG£At\[N1 .... , !Sift~'"' 116, Wtttmln~tf'f' ~ C6'1f0t n1• 97693 Joupn Wiiham D"C•rlo. 70H &.tie.fie CHow. CAKi. Mt\a. C.lllom•• •1•1• I hi\ bu\lrlf'U I• (Qrlduc lf'O Ov ...., •I' OovoOu<\I J-OeC.r10 fhl\ \t .. ~t ,...,, tOtc> fi"•tn t'"" county Ctn\ Of Or .. n91' c ...... , .. on Oec~mlle• 11. 1'11 "..-0 Publt'~ ()f~ (~'' ~.,_. ,.HOC, Otlum~ U. 1•78 4WI<! J"""*" 1, • PUBLIC NOTICE c,...,. NOT!te TOCllEOtT011$ SU~Elll<>'I COUltTOF THE STATl!.Of'CALIFQllNIA FOR THE COl.IHTY 01' OllANGC _,....... r \t~I .. of MAAY ELIZA nr 1f.j Nl<CA R TY, >111\0 •"<IW1' •l MA~IL Eltl•AETHM<CARTY,DK"~""' NOllCE tS HEAf8V G IVEN to I~• r t,,.,,llOrJ Mt,_ "'t:KIY~ no1t'l'\"d 0-c~nf ttwt .,,. ~ rwv1no <•~•n"K aoa1fl"' tN!i '"''" Ofi(~1 .,)r~ teQUlrNJ ''°' #tiff '~"' ..... ~..,....,....,,.~~¥"nu<'""°'" ,,, ,,... ofll<" of IN cie<k OI '"" ~IXJY• "" H11fd <OU'1. or In p,-~ IM,.,.. "" ,,, trwi-"~"''°"'" vou<f'Wif'l, to ttw• "" ~rs•Q"fd •t ,,_ htw oUl(fll' n4' f t1UHIA.'> I lOAO 7J~11 P"\MI Cl'• V"l•~'t• 1 ~,,,.. 10l 8. l~ Miii~ C .-.11f1 "'•·• .,,,'\), w1'..-P\ I\ tr'# p46(f" of bu)H'tf''" (1f ttw unotitvQAfd '" ~u f'\M:tf'o flit'''·""' •"'O to tM ~lllff" of \cll•f't de<f"Ovt1l . wHMn •ov' mot'tl'\\ olfh , •rt.-''''' oubhc At1on of OM$ not1tr O.rc>G J-•y9 I•,. (,[Hf BYRON lll10L1 Y f #'<u!M of !he Woll nf tf'WI ~OOW' ntt~J O"(f'(ll ~1 l MO,.US l . LOllO Sttll• rtt·9 UUI ~ .... .,. V.tWfleo• L-" HlltS, CA ttUJ T•I O U I Si'·U.0 att-y !or E-lllor Pu1>111""<1 Or..._ Cr.>o1· I Oa•IV Pllnl J•n I), 71.1'1. l't'C \,!'I~ 1)1 ''I P UBLIC NOTICE --------- "CTITIOUS tlUS1Hf;SS NAME STATUt1£NT n ,.,. ,..,_.,, bU~~,~~~ow•riQ Pf't\On, '*'~ do•n(T PUBLIC NOTICE IN rRA·PAClftC 18 \, IN IR• PACI I IC lt •. MO M•wPO<I l ~nt,., Oro•t. Su1I• 310, N•woort Oucr1 L•lllOM•• 'I?- · Bes.ides, you couJd say the climate Isn't quite ruht for o new TV variety show. Viewers have run (ibm variety shows in droves. even from the best 01 the bn-ed and Conway's own lucky piece "The Cuol Burnett Show." messages. The ~raCfit1 OAN~'!::,"~,0~u 0 , ------------------------tells about the Porn· "crtT10U~•us1NESS HAME ----()f PnollP !Mv~·· l"Om"'· MO FICl1nou5 8V$1Nass N••oo rt C•nl•r p,1... ~u••~ J1"· ONLY ONE SUCH SERIES has made it this 5cason. ABC's "Donnie and Marie," and that's hanging on by lhe skin or Donnie's white t~th , with the help of a loyal teenybopper audience. But Conway is unmoved by the evidence. ··viewers may be sick or variety that's not en· tcrtaining, variety that consists of bringing on act after act and then trying to do an embarrassing ~etch." he says. ''But I don 't trunk they're sick or ·(omedy .. '' 1 Conway says he knows the standard variety t6rmat ls stale, but he plans a different approach. ---For one thlng, he won't try to pump up the au· 'dience with a special extravaganza tbat would pale lhe weekl~ series that lollows. "TID8 SKOW IS NOT ~"'«Ssartly a s~lal, ~t8 rnoro Hice an example for the llertcs we're dt>- \ng oeia fall," he s~a. "Osuatly, thE'Y ·u do a full·blown, magical special th:ll takes you three weeks to do a nd they tty to duplit'ate that m the fall and everybody ~a~a. 'Whal happeMd to the Idea you had ln the Jpeclal7' We're trying tQ do it Just as we're goiog ,. .r'4 do ti 1n tbe 1'.}J." ' • • Also, Oonway pla.ns en approach unique to •., ftlevilloo v~n14)ty -lcttlhg celebrity ~ qo ~hat they're good at. 1f Joh" Wayne appears. be LI 'Hd a ~ or slug AOmcbo<l,y. not try to croon or ~\lmbltthrouah uottshot. l ' , •• '~ I ··•· "l'l'U. B ALLY 8£ hard comody. tMn r. ' tlte tnus\cal guests will do whllL tbey do bHl. -'" • ~u,,c "t'te 1a19. . ··W• won't lntcrwf'l\ve trttm Into k tc!h•s. We won't uy; •wen . e~. the~ w('rt: on the show. so llOW )et'a ~ lf\tm in three l kCtche .' 1 OOO't believe In that. I bellevt-If somebtJdy docs n• ~me~ WC!ll. let them do ll. but thore'a no JANUARY WHITE'S t---SALE-----4 SAVE ON EVERYTHING IN STOCK C09TAMUA ., '"~'" _. ~ ~~ ..... .., ... .... ""' t •• ,...... -'" ... ht •• , Gt.-•-•r *:ftc12 '..,..,.,,, ... .. , .. CltM•k .... , • = pciians· fa\loritc enter· ,..!~::11~;-i::,oo;.~1:::,·~~ t:ii nments ttctinJ?. "•""' PanlOffitOC, uymn11Sti<'S M I INTERIORS. JJ6 f I ll" ,.. Slr...-r. C~• M!>W. CA.i•lt and the violent. fight lo· Tio• 1 '""~ euurw··, N--•• death sport o f th e z;.:~ ... ~~.~~~"t"'•"O••n<)f gladiators ""•'OM"'"' Fo•1•·• "'° w""""' lt also emphasize!\ the "":',,;,3~;~~·::,w.;,:,::,~ 11 .... Importance of the publtc 1nc11 .. 1au•• baths as a place to re· M.trQoOr,1 "' Fo"" lax. meet fn"nds.· and to rn" ''"t""-1 .. 4 , """' ""''" '"" ~ (ounl; {le .. pt ur .. nq. (.ou111, Oto conduct business. g1\les J•n""'' ~ t•" lnsil(hts into women's P1101"~ o.-· c.o. .. 1 0.,,:= roles and records the ''"" •. t~ n ,. ,,,. ,,.._,, competitive campnign· Ing of the yearly el<-e tlons A SPE(,AL exhibit of Pom peilan artifacts. now touring the Uruted Slates. serves M the basis for the program. Portions of "The Talk· log Walls of Pompell" were taped at the Getty Muse um In Malibu. PCJBUC NOTICE "CTITIOV. 94/tlllflM NAMl ITAT11M•HT Th~ IOI~ ...... " ..... Dutl ""'•t<A>£ .I ~A'4V Id 0..•tl '4rf'o01. ~It 1'0, .....,,.., !Motth, CA n..o M•tNtf a..tlfi ''°"· I ~HWf ro .. 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Coll• Mn.I, C.fllot'll•• .,_,, W••dv Aro" Ovu•·· \•1 w Hal'll11on, Aot o. tou• Nl•o. , ... , ...... "'" Thi\ llUilN\\ It. fOftd\1<1..S by ltfl 1n .. .. 1-1 WOO(fy Ar00t ()ull"w '"'' •t••-t w•• 1·•911 wtlh '"" l•H•"'t Cl#O o! 0r •• ..,. County on Oec•moer ti, t•lt ,, ... ,. ""'*-0-lf'Ot C.•t P•••Y "'"'' 0.••11'1-U, "" _, JM>ue•v I t 11, ltl, t/01 It ~ . DAILY PILOT MATINEES SATUIDAY ·& SUNDAY ''KING OF THE GYPSIES" (RI 1 Q: We'd Ilk«' to know mort about our ravorlu- "LOOKING FOR MR GOOOBAR" (R) · attor llotwrt Mitchum. Aliw why did ht turn down 'Glad You Asked That' a Playbo)' lntenlf'w• -P. M1rthw-t, l>f'nver MAGIC' (R) A "I d idn 't w11n l l o ht•l p lhl'm s t>ll "PARADISE ALLEV" 'PO) ~ n l11ht1owrus." w th<' wuy Mitchum l'it1.1laant'd by Mwllyn oAd Hy G ...... >•••••••••••••••••••II( t ur nln JI down ont• of l hl• moil 11oul(hl aftt1r puhltrlty bruh In ahow bu!unM~ thl' ttopaloog Cu11N1dy wc·~terru. lie ulM> wu11 en a Lu urf'I and Ila rtly comt'dy And :itrummed " 1:u1tur ~nd sang lovt• liCml(s to Loretta Young 1n "H 11cht>l a nd tht• St r:in tter " 11948 1. Thou((h never cons tdernd a ~rcut urtor. Bob wu'I proclaimed one of tht• best by Cha rle11 L.iu(lhton who t.hrected him 1n "Ni1o1ht of the Huntl•r " lie copJ>4.,.' NV BODY SNATCHERS" (PG) DOlBY S TER 0 'FQRCE TEN FROM NAVARONE" 1PG1 "THE BOYS IN COMPANY C" IR I ,, ... .,,.. c .... n .~ .. n .'I "PINOCCHIO" CO I RfVf NG E. OF THE PINK P AN THC·R .. IPG I FORCE 1 EN FROM NAVARONE "HALLOWEEN'' (R) NA Tl ON AL LAM POON S ANIMAL HOUS AMl:HICAN GRAPFITT I 'cPC,1 MOMENT 8Y MOMENT" ''HOUSE CALLS" CPG> 'MAGIC' . EMBRYO'' (RJ "UP IN SMOKE" 'BLACK SUNOAY"(R) A L L DllllV£·1NS D~l:N 6:JOr.M.MHINTLT Cflold Unde• 11 F,..e UnMu • l(lddMr l"l•Yt•ound AUN A&OA ~Iva All Sf&I <AUi CAl.,OINIA IUITI CPOJ , ... .,. ............. , .. CUNr Utrwooo IVflY WHICH WAY IUT lOOlllN t u , .. ,,,...,-..,u.ti•S & I I .. I I .I TOUllN't lO.O Of THI llNOl C"OI 11 U•J. ISt l.tJ .. 1 IS A I ti» 9"nlfr:T:T:W--:-,,,-: ... :--'"\ 009U4.P Sll'nl .. ~ t UOMHO NI.OT .. c-INVASION Of THI 7131SJ1·9SIO IOOY SNATCHUllNI \ -.. ....... "' 494 1!>14 ' t ....... .......... 494 tSt4 1214' e , ... e toM e e.oe A 10 It AUN AlOA ,.... All .,,.. can CAllfOINIA su1n '"°' IJ • e ~-t Ut • '» t I• a It• SYlVIUH llAUOHt ,AIADISI AlllY IH I "us AMllfCAN GaA,,ITI CPOI <t•Mr utrwooo IYHY WHICH WAY aUT lOOSI '"°' l rlO e J oM e arOO e l oJO A IO JO "MATIOHAL LAMrOOH'S AMMAL~Sr , .... .,,. , .. ,,.__,,, .... , ... ,, .. , lf:tlJt CUllf tUTWooe "lVHYWHICH WAT IUT LOOSI'" , .... ., .. U.f/--llM-ll.J6.lcAM.:t~I- TWO 11("6110 NYOll MIUI ILUI COLL.Al 1•1 "UI ¥'MICH WAT IS U''P ttl TWO AC'TC* Mll'll Cl'CU OllLS111 "-VI MAO WHHLS111 HAM O'f«,U • CAHOA<I altOIN Ot.IVll'S STOllY tl'OI ,,u, OUT\.AW ILUllCl'OI -iJll'IO .. '"' •nn utr THI lllMUOA TllANOU 101 "u• THI SWiii CON5't1ACY 1'01 I I.I '°'•ltton lOIO Of M llNOS 111 "UI a... flf Pl .. ,_..., l"OI <1'"1 u1rwooo ~ WMdi Wey M '-'tt,01 ,,o. THI OAUNT\n 111 11• ~1?~ I ._,,::0Ai:°:':''01 TWO llCMAn NYOll ltfttl ILUI COUAa 111 l'IUI WHtCH W,AY II U,?111 AUit ~ "VJ AU JTH CUf CAltfOINtA IUITI Cl'OI ,u,. ':..llWWlillli•...:..;.:::..:.:.:.:::,~ SOMnOOT KIUIO NII MUSUNO IH I """°'' '* •n ntttr THI 11~ TllANOLI 101 THI SWiii CONPll.ACY tl'OI TWO MIU\ t Mml JUJM OOIOOffctl ""' Ill MA(Mt .. fl) ,.., .,,.. "'" CALIH>IN~1 tum ~ t.o.u . Ne-vu on 10 rr tl'rnl1t• with llollywoo<l l't<>e1t l v ' M tl<.'hum c.•onct•dt•H he lll'll moJ>lly ror t ht• nl<>rll'Y "I work C'h<'ap." he airunta "A.'f " rt• ult, I work ull the tlm t' At lt>nst au rnuc·h a.., I p\'rrn It myi.l•lr. AcllnJI ." hl· added "u1 Jual a c·hurodt• So t h ul "ome body t·a n mak<' mont•y out of my htde " Sinct· Mll<'hum'lj mudt> mon• thun 12.'5 movlt•11 , he cNtt11nly provt.'d "hi.t J v1tJ uobh.· hJdl• hl• hti !> Hobert C hurlc :. D ruan MITCHUM M tlr hum du1ml! he run a wuy from home (or th•• fl11;t llrlll' wtWO ht> WO!> only 6 J:o;arly in h.111 mo\, ll' t••ir.•1•1 he J>luy<.'d btt part!> in Movi 'Disrupt' N·ew England Town , STOCKHRJ DG 1':. Ma!>!> t /\P 1 It's not every day that tus quu1nt ltltk town 1n the Berkshi re Mou,ntam11, known :is the isett1n1ot for many of the la te Norman Ro<·kwt.•11':\ puinttn~s. turns mto an outdoor movie: studio And I( one 0Htc1al ha!'I his wt1y , 1t wo n't ha ppen too often. "We are very proud to have people like New York Clty film prf'ld ucers rome up hert>," says John Beacco J r , chairma n of the town's Board or Selectmen. "But 1t 's the sort of th.log we a re exact· ly lrying to discourage. "IF WE DON'T, our beauty 1s goang to fade a way." Beacco m ade his comments u day after two Ne w York filmmakers turned the town topsy turvey by filling Maan Street with film gear. a nlt que cars, horse-dra wn buggies and 15 townspeople hire d as extras . llelped by a dus ting o f s now Saturday, Rtr hard Barclay and Robert [)coubel or New York. who run Concepli. Unlimited Inc .. began pre - liminary work al dawn Sunday on "A Chris tmas Story. IT IS A TWO·llOUR mov1t• they plan to'filrn here in March, then put up ror bid among the three maJor commercial TV network~ They say they're confident that o nt.• will buv 1t. One of the extras h ired for the filming responded to Reacco 's c riticism at a m eetlni;: or the Board of Selectmen She is Selectwpman Ma ry V. l''lynn. "Therf' is a C('r\ain pride in Stockbridge and these films can 't be p revented." she said ... We shouldn't gt•t uptight about it." SHE ALSO AGREED. however. that publicity should not be encoura~ed "Butthe film makers will com e a nd do what they will do, ''she added . Beacco. however. h:.as other ideas. He s aid he I!> tryin~ to determlnc wht•tbcr lhc town can legally prev(•ntthe Marc·h rilming .1 THEATR!S -ORANGE CO SENIOR OTIZENS $2.00 SO COAST PLAZA MIUriitllSC ~fltl rittUMlllll 'IHMUDA Tal~Lf" IGI -·"-''"' .... iAT~l·). .. J .. MO 'A.Uft ellOUP TIClm · G I Joe: •· ' '( Mitchum drt'• thf! copiHtnd·robt>tri; Pa ramount <'lassie based on "The r'rlcnds ()f Eddie Coyle " < 1973 1. th<' best :.\'lh•r by Ceori~e V IUggins. an as &111tunl dJslrtcl JtlCJrney in lio:,Lon. locale of the Cllm1ng. lfe played a tough fm h hood who wheels and deuls with hJS "rr1ends" on both Sides of the la w Ills only worry was tha t some TV genius would try to use "Coyle" as a "pilot " from wh1 <'h to de ve lop an entire series lie didn't wa nt to work thut hard Asked by a m agazint> r eporter how h e "does with wom en." Mitchum turne d the q uestion uround and ga ve a htlle advice to other men "If a woman approaches you. JUs l stop und s tare and an· v1tc he r lo your d ressing room U:.ually she 'll flee. her perlormanef' over '" Cl : l'vt> read wbt>re the grut jazz mu~lclan, l..ouls Prima. is still recupenUnic In a nursing home aftt'r braln tumor surgery several yt>ars ago. Who's footlnf' the bills? -L.R.S., Nt'w Orleans. A · His forme r vocalist. Gia Maione l'nma Sh<• marned Louts m o re than a dozt'n yt'ar-; a~o And now Str'8S in loc·al night dubs to keep things ~ocng. With. we hope. royalt1t>S of hts old record· lngs, m us1e1an union funds and government con trtbulions bolstennR the ht:avy bills that build up afte r years of his lx>tnJ! in a coma Q : We havf'n't heard anything late ly about Sht>ret" North. thf' blonde somt'what lookallkt> for Marilyn Monroe in the 'SOs. lsshe stlll alive? -R.N .. Tulsa.Okla. A · Very much so ThouJ?h you may oot re co~mze her. you'n • probably l>~n he r 1n ma ny TV dra m as and featurt" rtlms , .. T ('l<'fo n " a m o ng others l Rorn Dawn S hi rley Cr aig 1n 1932, th(' HC'lrcs:. was s1J!ned by 20th C<>ntury f'ox tn the '50s as a threat to Marilyn Monrot.· after s hl' went AWOL to murry .Joe 0 1 M aJ(J!IO and lt•<t\ e fo r Korea S h e rt.•t• wa s pro m1 i-t•d two Mo nro<' ft lmi. ... T h1·n "f. No Bus tness Llk<· Show Busmes.' .. NORTH a nd .. Pink T ights " Sht' d id not make either o ne 11<-r early career Set!med to de pt·nd on whe the r the ~tud10 wa" spt.•a k1n~ to Marily n that week When Moor()(.• a nnounced tha o she wa nted to play in "Tht• JJrothers Kara mazov." She ree got the 1955 "lfow To Be Very Very Popula r" 1 with fi<'llY Grnble and Bob Cummmgs I whtC'h had bee n slated ror Manlyn Send your questions lo /111 Gardner "(;lad You As~d That." care o/ this nl'wrpapn I' O JJru 1174". Cl11cago, Ill 6Q61 I Manlyn and 1111 Gordner UAll o m11 .. n os many qiw1hons cu thi·y can m Ulerr c11l11mn, tc+J '"'1 oolume o/ mml malo!s personal ~lits 1m1)(}1t.~1fie • ' ... SO COAST PLAZA By Tbe Associated Press EASY LISTENING M It 1111t11 St Mt-1111 "'"'",... "OUVH'S SJOIY" lrGI llHU..,/~ M ..... IM:M "AHHllHAU" CINEMALAND "tc s.. wnir AMiii• an 111n '"''-"HlMUDA nJAMGLF' 'tGI CINEMALAND 1414 $t WllW -.... US·ll•t lllH- "GOtH' SOUTH" INI l .4t "°"t/MIM-loJt. ...... M "MUROIR IY OIA THH .• ,..., ,.,,. .. ,~, .... ,..,. • The following are Billboard's hot r ecord hits for the we ek endmg January 20 as they appear in this week 's issue of Billboard magazme. HOT SINGLES 1. 'Le Freak'' Chic <Atlantic 1 2. "Too Much Heave n" Bee Gees fRSO > 3. "My Life" nilly Joel <Columbia 1 4 . "YMCA" V i ll age P e opk (Cas ablanca> 5. "Hold The Ltnc" Toto IColum· bia > 6. "You Don't Bnng Me Flowers .. Barbra Streisand & Neil D1umond 1Columbia 1 7. "Ooh Baby Baby " Lindu Ronstadt <Asylum > 9. "A LltUe More Love" OIMa Newton.John (MCA l 10. "Do You Think I'm Sexy" Rod Ste wart !Warner Bros > TOPLPs 1. "Greates t lltts, Vol. ti" Uarbra Streisand (Columbia I 2. "52nd Street" Billy Joel <Colum· bia l ' 3 . "Brief Case full " Blues Brothers 'Atlanllc 1 4. "A Wild And Crazy Cuy" Steve Martin IWarner Bros. I 5. "C' Eit Chic" Chic (Atlantic 1 t "This Mo m e nt I n Time " Engelbert llumperdtnek 1Epic 1 2 "Lotta Love" N1cole tle Larson I Warner Bros.1 3 "My Llfe" Billy J oel cColumbta 1 4 . "Ooh Ra by Haby " Linda Ronstadt 1Asylum 1 5. ··The Gambler" Kenny Rogers 1 United Artists 1 SOUL SI NGl,ES t. ··Aqua Boogie " P arl1 u me nt I Casablanca I 2 "Scptembl'r" Earth. Wind & Ftre •Columbia 1 3 "Get Down·· Gene Chandle r f20th Century 1 4. ·Tm So Into You" Pe obo Bryi.on 1Caplto l 1 5. "Got To Be Real" Cheryl Lynn 1Columb1a1 COUNTBV SI NGLES t. "I Reali}' Cot The Feeling-Baby l'm Burning" Dolly Parton 1 RCi\I I'( 2. "Why Huv<' You Lett Thl· On(' Yo u Left Me For " Crystul (;11ylc •U nited Artist~ 1 3. "Your Love• llad Taken Mc Thal High" Conway Twtlly I MC J\ I 4. "Every Which Woy But Loose" Eddie Rabbitt 'Elekt r11 1 5. "The OfftcH.11 ll1 s t oriun On Shi rley·,lean Berrell" The St atler Brothers <M('rcury 1 HELD OVER! RI "I JUST LOVED THIS MOVIE!" -Judith Crist ~onco t\ru,011·, "BEST FOREIGN FILM OFTHEYEAR!" -AICP!ef W1n$1tn ~ 1 Pl»• $torring Nino Moufr«I and Artna Kottno, A World Nof1MI Fiim. 11\ti .. i • I .. , Of • • I , 111AN61.E SPECIAL UMITIO INGAO!M!NTI Held Over 2nd Big Week AT A THUT"E OR OtWl4N NEAR YOU IOUTH COAST PLAZA1 Cotta MeN Ml-271f CYPR!SI, CVPN•• 121·1900 FAMllY TWtN, founleln V1t11y M2·1241 VILLA PAllK, 0,•ne-t)t.OOM CINIMALANO, An1h1tm 135-7'01 VALLIY VllW. Garden Growl lt4-1331 PAfllAOtll, Long hec:h •H-1117 ANAHllM Oft.-'N Anaheim ln.llSO ,OUNTAIN VALlJY Oft·IN, 'ountlln V1l11y M2·Ul1 OAOVI, Oerden OfoM ll:t7-MOO OAANOI MAU, Or•nte U?.0340 lOI ALTOS DRIVl·IN, Lono IHCh •21 ... 31 °"'-Y .... COWUMINTA"' Mllll ~ , ... ___________ _ ENTERTAINMENT I HY GARONER a. 1:t•Mu!M1:cij · ... ~ [ ·", MAR'S fOVlll CD&IT ~AU MU PAM D4'1Yl·I• 0.. .. Mu,o WI 1J11 ~I n•,7 e.n.t P41, Ill •010 fUlfi .. ...,... 01 1...1 HiOft&91 063~ UI T-"l "WHllTlllllfto "3 I~ neH F1mlly P1rt 2" s ' -r t • • I • • .. • , • r.' ! ~ ~ ~ -~ .J .; , ,. ~ •t .. . . " • . . -. . . :1 I . ... .. , .. • • . . . •: . . . . . . ·-. .. .. , .. • i.: . ~:-. "" ... . . :· . I . .. ... . . ... • s .. ,. ,.. • .. t ' -" .. ~ -• " ... ~ :i: , . .. '1NSIQE: •Ann Landers •Ctasslfled • j . ., •Horoscope Mondly, Jenuary 16. tt1V OM.V ltlLOT Featurigg_. _ •• ___ c, "' .. \fl Silent movie star ~ .,. HaOJl<t Lloyd was all hung up on time -but YOU don't have to be, says ssff-management specialist Tom Stevens . ...... Getting Control A UC Irvine Extension workshop in seff management teaches the tricks to getting control of your life and time. By DENNIS McLELLAN Of 1119 °""',..._.Sc.ff At one of Tom Stevens' self- management training workshops a woman complamed bitterly that she simply did not have the time to do the thingJ she really wanted. Her day, she said, was just too filled to do anything Uke play tennis or take a vacation. As a housewife with three children she bad too much responsiblllty . Then a woman behind her spoke up. asking, "How do you manage your children?" She went on lo ex- plain that she had rive. not three. children. "'The kids take care of thelr own rooms, divide the housework and help with meal preparation," she said. "We all have time in our home to enjoy ourselves. Sound simple? It is. The second woman had already ~arned one of the lessons in Stevens' self-management system: delegate responsibility . BUT MORE IMPORTANT she had learned what is forerqest in her life and made it her top priority . "We all have 112 waking hours each wee k ." said Stevens. a psychologist ln the Cal State Long Beach counseling center who holds sett-management training workshops several times a year. ''The assumption is you can't do everything you want to do. So do the things that a.re important first.'' Helping people look into their lives a od clarify what is important to them is the goal of the Huntington Beach resident's Self-manuement Train-ing, an upcoming UC Irvine Ex- tension workshop. It will n1n for three sessions Friday evening and Saturday, Jan. 19 and 20. and Feb. 10, in the Physical Science building, room 152, on the UCI cam- pus. Reg1'tralion may be done at the first meeting. Furthe r information is available from the ExteQliion office. WHAT KIND OF people does Ste¥ena Wee to have show up? Tbo8e /Woo feel pressured by too many things to do, those who procrastinate and tbo8e who feel disorganized and fail to accomplish goals. "People I get are overworked, busy and they want to have some fun too," he said. "They can 't figure out how to get. this all together .·· At the e nd o f the three-day workshop, participants will have learned techniques for manaJ(iDR their time. meeting goals, making de- cisions and motivating themselves. In other words. as the workshop s ubtitle says, "getting control of your time and Ure." Stevens said about 60 percent of those who sign up are busi~ men and women. He also gets housewives. teachers and a few retired people and students. "The people that seem to ap. prec1ate it most are those who are buster and have more respons1b1h· ty," he said. "People that would get less out of 1t feel they have more lime than they need." The first thing he has participants do 1s clarify their values: to realne what is import.ant to them in each areas." AREAS TO LOOK at include career. soc ia l, home life and personal business. frie ndships, physical activity and health and hob· by.recreation. ··or course, .. Stevens said. "t.he values transcend all those areas." He said it Is not uncommon for peo- ple to give some areas too much em· phasis while neglecting others. The idea. he said. is to structure your life so that overall you're getting your needs met. One ~year-old man who owned his own accounting business told Stevens he had been following Stevens' pnnciples s uccesstully in business for years. "It never occured to him to apply these principles to his personal life." said Stevens. "The m a n said he always liked people but never en· joyed biB aoci&l life. f or 20 years his wife set up bis social calebdar. He said he was going to change ttiaL" On~ ol lbe values clarification ex- er c 1s es Ste vens uses is asking workshop members how they would speod St mW1on If they had onJy five years to Uve. RE ALSO ASKS them at what tbne in their life did they get the rqost satisfaction from their career and has them project into the future and examine their dreams. "The basic goal," be said, "ls to ha ve them make a list or their values." Writlng things down Is one of the important keys to successful time and life management, according to Stevens. In setting personal objectives, he said, a person should keep a notebook ror Jotting down thoughts and ideas. ·'One of the proble ms we have with New Year's resolutions is they're not specific," he said. He advises writing down specific objectives for each area of your life. Rather than.simply saying, "I want to play tennis more," which ls vague, it is better to say -and write down -"I want to play tennis three times a week." He recommends consuJting the list oC objectives at least twice a year to see 1f they have been met. "Another problem when people set goals on New Year's day is that there is nothing that reminds them or their goal." STEVENS RAS A~ DEVISED a weekly self-management system, 'in which not only are weekly priorities set but a daily task list is kept and consult.ed several times a day. He advises holding an hour-long weekly self.management session, .. a sacred time ... where a person goes over the week's objectives and also sees how the previous week's objec- tives were met. "That's how you tie your moment· to·momenl behavior with your twice a year look at obJe<:tives," he sa;d . "The big thing is when you can go t.he six month period and look back at what you've been doing. You gel a real sense of control. It feels like magic all you have to do is write things down a nd you get things done." Championship Cats Owning a championship cat, or one aspiring to the honor, is a tim,.fJ;::q)nsuming, expensive and laborious process. But It's orte fiHed with affection as well . By JUDITH OLSON Of .... o.lly ""°' Stllfi Her name is Chalon Tabitha of Tivoli and she's a spoiled young lady. She has attention lavished on her and she doesn't have to do a thing to earn her keep. All th~ blue cream Persian cat 'tas lo do is purr for t..e judges and try to wm trophies and ribbons for her owners. Ole and Barbara Henrikson of South Pasadena . Chalon Tabitha, 1 l"1 years old. is one of the many pets on the cat show circuit in Southern California. Sbe competes against cats with such exotic names as Nutmegs Pandou of Renegade, Om ar the Tentmaker III. Tru·Luv Cherokee Spring Bouquet. Tru·Luv's Autumn Fire of Pawrtb and Applejax T.N.T. Tiger Paws. There are cats with simpler names, like Winston. Taffi, Patches and Mouse. but all are expensive and require special handJlng and care. In Arcadia at a ~ent show sponsored by the American Cat Counctl, many rare breeds were shown, along with the more famiUar. There were Rexes, Scottish Folds, Egyptian Maus, Birmans, Maine Coons and Somahs, M anxes and Persians. cats in it. The owners are putting last minute touches on their pets for the British style show presented by the American Cat Council. Each cat is checked by a vete rinarian before it Is allowed to enter the show. They are examined for ear mites. diseases, infections, neas and claws that are too long, according to J ack Quinn. one or the judges. QUINN, A Siamese breeder from Culver Ci-· ty, moves quickly down the rows or cages. In the Bri~h style show! th.; Judges go to the cats, he explained, where in an American show the owners take the cats to the Judges. He lifts each cat out or the cage and onto a cart covered with plastic wrap, which is disin- fected between each cat. Then he checks t.he head. body, muscle tone, color, eyes and general appearance or the cat. "The head and the body are the most Im- portant," Quinn said. "Certain breeds need weight and others don't." He puts nbbonA m an envelope on top of each cage as he finishes. Each judge will look at eve ry cat and give appropriate ribbons in a dif- ferent envelope, the n the points will be tallied and the trophieti presented after tbe show. HBtrietl Bemus Is project coordinator of the Citric Vlctlm/Wltnes. Assistance Program. EACH BREED has its own standards and the breeders compete both against each other and the publiabed standards. Owning a championship cat, or one aspiring to the honor. is a time-consuming, expensive and laborious proceas, and one filled with love and affection as well, say cat owners. IN 11llS PARTICULAR show the owners must leave when the judges begin to work. Later. the cats are dis played to the public. Each judge is assisted by a monitor. some of whom are training to be Judges themselves. Vietbn/Witness '• 7hey may say they don ~t want to talk, but they OOl)T1e in and sit down and have a cup of coffee, and bur experience is that nearly all of them want to talk.' The pets are warm and cuddly. whether they have long or abort hair, and they are all the apple of their owner'• eye. Take Chaton Tabitha, for example. One of three abow cats owned by the Henriksons, she requires daily aroomJng and special care before each 1how. Judging has its hazards, though the dangers a ren't of mammoth proportions. Quinn once was bitten 13 Umes by one cat and had to bave his arm ln a sling for a week. 8ut he atill Is active on the clrcuJt, whJZ-b in-cludes sever.al shows a month between tbe . Jor cat federat.ioo.s. The .summer la the slow time for s ws, Quinn sald, beeause the cata lose their fur and are not, tn Henrtkson'1 words, the "big Ouffy baU. of cat" which win trophie and ribbons. citizen cooperattoa In the crimleal justice system Md~ offer tpetlal uailtante to vlcUma aod wttnellel of crime. A PILOT PaOGtAM tn this area, or- 1anl1en hope th•· concept catcbea on and 1preacfa to other Oran1t Co\lnty COUJ'tl, The Vic· tim/WitMu ANJatance Procram ii funded by a Federal Law ~nlorcemnt Adm.in.lltr'aUon Al· 1latance CrinM in the Street Leclal•tloo 1rant ud ma~ fUDda from the at.to aod county. Under the dlrectloo of Y.S.P., TDC., a non· profit ~ wotktna cloHly with law enforce· ment, and apouo.red by tlwl Wut County Munlclpel Court, the J)l'Ofram la mainly ataffe4 by voh.mMJen and tbe oltlcet and turnlahlnp. have bHft donawel. Project coordinator l1 Newport Beach real. <SeeVJCnll / WliN ....... a> r •• "When there are no shows we give her a b1th once a montb," Henri.kaon said. "If there la a show we bathe ber five °' six days before the show. She lJ !{">Omed and powdered each day bet ore tbe>Mw. The powdertnf ii done so the balr tn her luxurious coat wU be separated and aerated to 1how at lta tulJMt. "You can leave a little powder ln, '' HenrlbQa noted. TBS CATS tail and eus •re pl~ked, the laltfr to ~ ort Lbe curvat~ of the ean; and lJHt.pawa. both tront and back. are clipped. ChU. Tablt.M '• ean and eyes also are cleaned ....,. dey and she Is stven vitamloa ln herfood and water. · Ooel t.M cat ao outalde? "Abeolutel)' not," ffnrikloa Nld. "She 11 a 1tr1~y tndoor cat, at mof• thin $300 ... ' • • • ~ l81'11 room, at the A.rcadla Matonic Lod1e lJ eurprtafnaly quiet for the number of I h , • ANNLANOERS J HOROSCOPE DAI'-Y PILO r Monoay, J1nuety 15, 1919 ••• Viet Im/Witness 1) dent Hamet Bemus. 60 ont' of two full Uml' 1alanC!d staff memlM>r• l lht>N 1tt lhtff paid part Umcn• The purpose uf tM pro1nm ~ ''New t'arch lnthtut~ \he only way to rt du~ rnme ,, lo fll pN>pl•• ln\lolvt'd ln lM ·~!item and ho" It .. 'Orh " .a)'r. ·Th go.al Ill lO rcdUt'l' crlnlt' bv tilt Oil P<'lfPlt• h i coopera\(' " Shl' rt'J)C)cU th1.• m1110r1ty ~ vlrum aod wit nc .. ~• who hlA\oO c llNl in to uk for help or havt bttn contackd dis-. rUy by Cll r1l" are from the clU ol tluntlngton 8ca<"h , Gank•n Oro~e ond We tmhustcr Allhouach w1t1w1 for tlH.> O••trtC't Al· tomey · Offi<'t' and OC( •'km»ll)' tht' Pubhr Defendt•r'11 Offlt'~ nt autom•ll.:ally N>nt»cl t-d und om•red tr1nsport1Uoo and othe1' aid. •nyon~ who call~ llnd •11k• for a.-.:.1st1nt't' Will bit• stvcn mfvrmullm1 nnd tho proper Poll<'~ df'p&rt ment will be all'rtt-d The offacc ial-.o hu:. th fOl"lbl nt"rt~ ar) for •1>1>1lcallon to the istut a lltance proararn for .. c:tlma of v101t'nt t·r1mP • • She 1oc1ICMll"I ubout tO percent or the Vlr Urns and witnesses perituad.od to cunw into the Citric offices are h( ~ltunt .. TREY MAV SAY th"Y don't "unl to l~ll.. but they rome In and sit down and hitn• a <'UP of coffee. and our cxf)t'r1t>nce 1s th,H nearl> all of them want to talk. And. of oourse. an)'thrng .,,,,., learn Is conf1dcntiul " Allhou~h the C'Ourts and police dl'pt1rtmt.>nlfi may be sympath4!llc t.owurd the w1tne&e. or vtc· tim, she expl~ins, their main concern itt pro secution of the t'rlminal; lhun:fore, the vtctam may feel lost in the shufne. "The victim doesn't have· a lawyer We try to provide that human part to make them feel Six Juniors In One Family aomebodyttullydot•H9ft' about lhfom " R t haur . 11h aaya. how the pro1ram baa roet upwurd of ~.000 11lnct-Its lnceplioa ind lht m11n aut'c:c... to dat hu bttn tho t•hm1ouUoo or .om ot the Iona wuJU and lncon• v~nlt·n form lly au«l•l'-'<! w&Lh belna ia 00'111 wlln A Z4 hour ual1wnt<' protr1tm for victims and wllnt l11 curn:ntly bt>lni launched ~nd will offt>r hon lt•rm cuauially over th~ phone) rounadln& t•lld r1.•forr1l "A LOT OF vtcllm1 Jon'l ever gel lo court ." uy• M.ra Bemu•. titplatnlng pe,,,..raton on...1<> uonuaht or unproHCu\ed. To 'IUC'h victim . tht• program wtll provlde a v. orm wld ll)'tnpalhoUc ~·rson they can let •h·am off to • Volunwere folJow lod\vtdual cWJb lbrougb tht" llyetc'm and wtll acrompuny wllneNel and vlcUm lO Su~rlor Court tf nece1>ury and omtUM('S f'V(ln bt-yond The C'OOrdlnulor c·1tcd u l'Uite of a woman who wu rallf'd l"Wc work cl<>M!ly with rape nnd domf'lltlc vto1 nee v1cUmic "1 and heard ber uallunl wu out on b1tll The woman became fr1ghten~d and Nilled Citric ~me stmpte checklDJl rtWE'ttled the mun was M1U in Jlill and lhe vtcUm':. lean were allayed Among lbe 70 volunteers, most or them community college or university students ma 1or1ng in the social sciences, 11re u1d.&viduals who speak almost every language, a plus for wllne~&efi and victims from mmority com· munltws who don't speak English. Although the Critic Victim/Witness pro· gram ts a first In Orange County. there are cur· renlly similar successful programs in Los Angeles. Pasad~nu. Fresno and San Mateo. lo addition to sltUng beside witnesses in the court room and providing transportation and <'OUn seUng services. volunteers also part1cipate In police r1de-alongs and view court proceed· ings ln order to giye suggestions about bow such procedures might ~ Improved for persons sub- poenaed to testify. For more Information about lhe Citric Vic· Lim /Witness Assi.Btance Program call 957·2737 or 896·7l88. PUBLIC NOTI E PUBLIC NOTICE 111D •nf'I ~TRACT •t•~ NO'TICI TO CON'TltACTOllS CALUNO '°" llOS S<llOOI OIJlrkt HEWPORT·MESll UHIF IEDSCHOOL DISTRICT 810 O..citlf!e l 00 o'ttoclc p"' ot tll!t30tll~olJ-f'Y, ~ Pl.U ol 810 llt<•IPI l_,7 Pl.utftlia StrMI. Cl>'i. -· CA Project 1-111<.lllotl Na .... · AIR 8ALAHCING AT (OA()fjA DEL ~II HIGH SCHOOL Ple<e Pl41n• .... O<l fllt• '~' PIKtft ti• Str"t. ~I• Met<J, CA '1UI 4lncl tteS·A 8Hr Sl , "°'"Mew, CA '101> NOTICE IS HEl'IEllY GlllEN that llW •bovt· ... meO S<llool Ol•trl<I OI Oreno<e Countv. C.llloml•, «11119 by •"d thrOU9h lh Cover11lno Bo•rcl, lleral~•lltr rtf•rr•O to •• "OISTAICT,'' wlll rec.el .. ~ lo, bul Nit t•ter tr-the .OOW·tl.illed time w•I~ bid\ ,.,, IN _.,.., of • <OlllrK I tor tM a-projecL Blcb lMll be ~91....:t lft Ille PIK• ldeftt"leO -· -11\811 M OOt'MO ...CS p<Jbll<ly rNO aloud •• Ille -v• ... ,.., """ -Pl.U TN>rt wlll bl'• NIA ~It ,_,lrtO PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIU TO C .. IEOITOttS SUf'atllOlt COIJllT 01" TMIE STATE OI' CALll"OllNIA '°" TH IE COUHTV OI' OAAJfOI ... ,.._. hlAle ol GEORGE M LOZIER •U GEORG( LOZIER, 0.U•ioed NOTICE IS HfREBV GIVE N 10 IN t l'f'ClllO<' ol , ... -n-.,.._,... ,,,., all ~-,.....k>o <l•om\ ~·"'•' Ille ulo ~ ••• reQui...o lo tile ll'lem, with N M(MS<l<Y vOUC"N"-In '"" olll<• al .... ····~al '"" •bO'<le ..,. tilled tou1'1. O< 10 PN•-1 tllem, wllll '"" nee O\MY YOU(._ .. 10 ,,,. Uf'· oer•IOllMI al <IOI OOYl-r Drlv•. Newport eea<h, c.a . ...,.,,, .. ,,,.. 1)1.C~ ol bll51· neo ol tile unatn'-<1 In "'" m•tt•~ ~rta•"•"O lo tht f\l~te ot ~·O dfoc•· cMftl, .. 1111111 tour monlm 4111&< IM llr•I l>Vl>ll< •llO<I Of till• not.ct OaltO O.C-r 11, 1'78 l"EHHETH M PORTfR E•1'<uto<olt1WWlll oll!WabOVl'N....0 clK-MtCH•LI. M. 8EROUION ~OMl!N &OLOMIEN .. , Dever on ... s..lllt 1" ~ a..tdl, CA,, .... A"-'-Y fer E ... utor Publl\MO ()r-c;o...i Delly Piiot Jall IS, ?2 1' F~b S. 1'1• 14>·7' for trac" Ml of bid OO<umefth lo ou•••nt•• ,,,.. "''""' '" 9000 <-lt•O<I wtlhift N A Gily\ •I~ lhe bid opefllnQ • -----------delt P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PtCTtTIOUI 8U$1NUS MMe STA T11MlllfT '"9 ........... --II 000119 -· -·: ( Horoscope ) E•CI• blO ''''"' <Oftform aftO ~ ,._.,.~to IM <.ortlta<l do<unwnh $UCCt!S~CY E, AOV£11H ISi NC., -------------4 -Wik, ...... ~ 8tecll. CA. DEAR READERS : This is too good not to :.bare with you. Jl hap- pened to me and I want to pass It on. The edJtor of the T am· pa Tribune phoned re· cently and asked if I would speak to a re· porter apd 'verify a story. I said I would. Well -here it Is; Ee<" l>IO \l\all bl' •CC-lee! bv SUPElllOR COUllT 01" THE PUBUC NOTICE ...., Ann Landers IN W<lj<llY rwt~ to Ill tlloe <.onttt><I STATE 01" CALll"OllNIA l"Otl OOCuftWltll ...0 by IN llll Gf f)roCIOMO TMI CIOUNTT 01" OllANOI Wll<Oftl•KlO<'\ ... A•...a NO'TICI 0 .. SALE TlleOl\lrl<tr~tNrlqMtor• NOTI CE OF MEAlllNG 01" 01"1111.M.rtlCWEllTV LIBRA <Sept. 23-0cl i.tt MIY or .. 1 bicb or lo •tlw -" PETITION l"Otl PttOUTI 01' WIU. AT l'ttlVAT'I SAU 22 ) Be analytical -•eou••rltlK.,_-ltllonnellllfflft ...... bld. AND LETTERS TUTAMENfAR'I' .... ~ don't be sat'0 "'1ed merely «~,!,,.:.:.~·:"et ,,.. _,,_. .,_ =.0,11 .. ~n';;0:•tAJ~0: 11T0T ~Di c 11" ~ s-, •• COUf1 of -eou!.t.1• !! "RI ES <Ma rch 21· U)ll ()r•:::::.."'' " -"".,,., ftlY .... " to know something OC· ,,,. OlnKIOf o4 ... Oeoa<l,,...,1 of,'" INDEl'IENO£NT AOMIN15TllATIOM _.,.... April l9); Accent on OU\trl••A•1 .. 1om111e-ra1~ve11 Ol"llSTATllSACT '"'"".,,.""°'.,.."'•"'otL'l'LE TUESDAY, J AN. II By SYDNEY OMARR . d d curred. Find why. delve Inf , ••• of "' diem -~· '" ,.... hl•I• ol ROY J BROWN ..... ROV " JANES, Dt<••..cl service, epen e n ts. beneath surface lndica· 1oca11tv in w111<-,, !Ill•""°'"" 10.,. JAMES aAOWH. Oec;u...o Nott<r 1, ~ oiv~ ,.,., uw -p e t S, W 0 r k j n g 0 U l per1orm.cl lo< e~ll cre!I or IYPt ol NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ,,,., cM"l-d E-uhl• 01 1,... -Vt' .,.. r 0 U t I . n e ' b r I n g 1 . n a tionS. "'°'kmeft ,_ to eR<.ute llle con EMMA F BROWN ""' lllf'd here111 • lllleO ••l•t• ,.111 ~II ft P<••al• wle, 10 "' SCORPIO <Oct. 23· tract. Tt.ew r•ltt .,. Oft lllt" '"" Pl'llliOft tor PTDl>AI• OI Will •""•~ '"""'Ofte\1-i,uponll'le!Nm\.ond priorities into sharp, DISTRICT olflcv IOUltd •I 18SI \u•ft<t of L•ller\ l•\l&menlf<Y •llO cOftOll_, llet'e.,..ttN m,>nt-""° clear fo<'US , defining ~r~~te:l~~r:;ncy~n~~:. ;;:,~~"i~~·~~· ~0!:! .. 1~'!:.. ~: :~.,",,u~~~~~~":: ':d:~·.~·1~:~.:,:0: ~':,!,',~:,.1~~;;:-;1::;'.,~·~0,~~ . _ reSp00Slbiblle8. "' Outtl A COPY ol IPwM ••IH •h•ll ~ f"•le\ Atl. refereft<r lo wnl<h '' ol JaftU6<¥. ""·•I 1"4'0llltr\ OI JE'>S \ ing WISheS COme true, pO\l~d •1 lhe jot>\lle m•~ IOt lurtllf'r IMrl!Culd". ""° 1""1 ~ HIGH, 14411 Hamlin SHl'el. VAn a little exlra excitement , TAURUS I Aprt I 20· und e rs tand what you T~ •o•~'"O >elledul• 01 ~· 01em ~':.'i::',:.'::~~~.'!: ~~·;~~':. 'i'o"'~ Huv>. c,a,1001 c_.1.., 01 Lo•Al\Q"le>. -which seems., to be May 20 I : Finish rather need as conlrasted to de· ;:::\~'1 =~•,;:~no.,:~:~ .. m. on 1,,. ,ourtroom 01 Oe1><1rt,....n1 ~~:•,:,·.~~i":n~;0•1~": .. :!~n~, ·~~ what Eu0 ene Jerome than initiate pro1ecl. sire . allO ovtr11-""°"',,,. .. be., lull No Joi 'Mlt<l<OUrl, .. t ICO (IV•( (.eftt•1 llm4' ol d<'al" ..., .... ,,... •lqlll 1111~ ,., ti ftCt I Drive Wr\I. •n 11\tt City of S.M• ArM, Dupuis enjoys mos t .. Look beyond the im· SAGITfARIUS <Nov. ~,~ ... °.::~«YllflOlllMCON c.1i1or .. 1• ~~;;;·~1 ~~:;.,·~~··:;1,!:.'!~1 <And people ask me il I mediate. Bring forth 22-Dec. 21 ): One in posi· TRACTOR to -..-. contrt><t " Dat•OJIW' 1 '·''"" •8Worou>erwi~,ou..r1,,..,.,, ... .0001 k lelt • l li E -••a.cl."'°_. MIY 1tUCCOMra<t0< LEE A. 8RANCH, ,..,., lo ,,,., OI wl'tY Mt..,,.,....,,,.. Couft!YC...-.. '""'0'°"•"'·'"•"'"0""11,,.t <tfl••" DEAR ANN : t am a 5 press yourself ln free·and-easywilhprom· .. 10 sc-lftec1 "'"to .. ,__... ....... :~.'~~;::•11e ,.,.1 1>•0Pffiv -1><u1 ... 1. 0-:·1- fl.·21"2 in., 128-lb .. 30· positive manner. tses. Get .defuiite com· ~,:.;'_:. """''" 1t1e elllt(uoout , ... ,..,..._ .. .,.see,.., "'~~':"'.:O::~'"n..led '" tl\f' "°""'' yea1'·0ld male. Most GEMI NI <May 21· mitmenl -'ln writing. NOlll-.....,Wl!Nlt--111\bldlor ""~s::~...., Of O<eftlt<I, S•••• of C.lltornl•. women are taller than 1 June 20): You find waya CAPRICORN (Dec. ::.:.':'0:.:':.1:;:...w,;;~,~·1" ~=--......-dit~':".:'8tocJ!c-,T•«•Ho m.11< am , which seems to oar· of improving security 22·Jan. 19>~ GoOd Moon ,. Pn-llondalld ~...c• ~",...o;,.. ~ o.uv Pt'91. ~ clly et~•.,,_.. oe • r~w my scope of selec· m e a 5 u r e 5 . L e 0 • aspect corresponds now =:'of·,~:.,.~,,. PotY~~= J.., u. ••.n. •m ~ M";-K':fi.:::.-' ,,,:.i:-,..;;.,~ tJon. A 1 f with communication, ,,,.11 t>a ,,, ~.,,,..,""' f0r1" '" ,,,., IJ 2·" ukl0t-C-•Y 1 3m continually . quar us igure pr~m· travel, education, law in contr.-<l_,lllT-4, CommC)ftly ~-.. ,."•"!>Gu•" plagued by taller frie nds mently. You ~re given sense of morality and DATE~~.~,. P UBLIC NOTICE P11;~':':~~~"1~1n•-ut,,_•o hi t d t rare opporturuty for a 1 t Oorot...,...,,...... .. 1..-,, oi111eurw1eo~1 .. ""Wlf",.,,.,iono1 pUS ng me 0 a e ''SCCOnd chance." 0ng·range COncep S . CPM, 1-------------lut•. or P•tl <•'"and b.tl8nc~ taller women. Conse-. AQUARI US (Jan. Purc~lllQOl•t<lor NOT1CZTDCREOITOll$ , ... o ... c•O Dy note ucur~O l>y quenlly, we are having CANCER <June 21· 20-Feb. 1Sl: Emphasis Publl•Md 0r-. co .. 1 o.uv Pltot !o~~~:~~°;"~~rAT:C:. mon"'9t"" TflAI °""°"""'"'"- Wiii'-L .-1M. llOO 16411 SI , .. ........, 8tacll, CA 9*3 ,.. .......... '41ndueted by ... 1 ... ........ ••tt-L ... lflr Tlllf .........,. -tlled ••Ill ,,.. ()iWlty Oe11I of Onln.. C.cMln& y Oft ~ .. ,,.,.. '117176 ~~CO.SC O.ll'f PllOl ./IA I, t. IS, tt, lf7' S1~1 1' "1BUCNOTICE PICTITIOUS llltSINESS NAME STATEM~NT '"• IOllOW11l9 o.r>011• "'" doono bul•ftft••• MARINA MONEY MAHAGEllS, ?IOI Lffevelta. Newport 8~6<~. (a '11663 Patti Lee WOOO•n. 1•SO Eld•n Awt , Go\la ~.(a 97U> Ete•11or A l•lolla, 1611 E. A<Um\, 0<.,..,"" 911141 Tio°' bv'IMt\ i\ <onclu<ll'd by • Qefler.tl 11¥f"*"">o P811l l-Thl\ \lol!MTIMI -· lllf(I .... ~ '"" CoU<>IY Ct~ Of Orant" Coun•v on J:!r., s. ,.,,. FlOIS69 P ,,...., OrertoGll c.ont De<Jy P•1ot ,,.., I. ''-U1'; W1t H 1' PUBLIC ftO'l'lCE FICTITIOUS IU$1NESS N-1 STllTEMEN T ~ '°''°"""O per\Oft I>-~ l>U\I MUU C.OOICING WITH LOVE. SIO No R•ymorwl, f'Ull"'10ft, C.. ~f>J.I Bette L EdwerO•. SIO No Revmoncl. ""'-· c.. '261' d e bates over th e J u I Y 2 2 > . Id e a a . 00 investments. legal re· J•" is. n. ,..,.. ••>-19 THll couHnOf'ouN01 ::.:~.!:.:;:.: °' _, blO significance of height. I hu1 nchesh, rela1t3i vtes.thpeol • qulrements. finances af. PUBLIC NOTICE E•• ... of MA";'="'· &ARTON. ,,,,~':! ~~ :,0,:: !;;'.!!'~-:;! find that when a taller P e w o re e e r feeling one close lo you. eu MARGARET FERH e.a.11roH. "' ..,., u-""" '"' i1r11 CMAMI<•••"" wom an firs t sizes me dreams -all of this Finish rather than in· PlC'nTIOUl•UMNIH ~.::ciARGAllET &ARTON , Mreof•l\Cl111Weoe1u1w1e T "h IKd.lnet.l I\ c.onCJu<.ted by .., '" di•~· &ell• l EOwat.,. Tl'lfl 11-1 Wf\ !lled will! Int Co\lftlY Cler-ol Otanoe COulltv on J..,uary i,tm up, I am us~ly reject· crowds .your personal itiate project. Aries, MAMatTATIMIHT NoT1ce1sHeReavGt11ENtoti>e 0•1ed~::::;:~-.'~. ed . If a frier-<A.,hlp does 8 C en a r 1 o . ,... ,.. .. ,.. ,._ It 001t11 .., ... creal•«s of 111e at>o¥e nemect ~ EJleWtrl• of 1i.e ~ .,...... P ISCES <Feb. 19· 1Mu &1 '"''•ll PtnoM,,.,,lnQ clelmsaoalll•t 1..., develop, she seldom al· LEO <July 23-Aug. 22) March 20 ): Play c-ar"~ RAV IHVl!ATUt IYSTl!MS. JOI ,,. .-1c1 ~ .,. ,_,rec1 •o "'• Jsss ,..·~ ....... lows it to go bey~d the You make money; ele· ""' ~~!°J.nL•11•· cosi• Mt u , tNm, wtth 111e neces..-v-.chtr1, 1n H41:1H.,...M. 1 i t of Uml a 1 k . close lO chest; go slow. ..._ ..,,_. .,. JOI AoblllflOed ,.,. oi110 o1 111e cierk of 111e ·-.,.. Y• ,. • .,., CA- P aton c stage. you m.en nr:-• uc is. be aware of legal rights L.tN oi.u •..,eei~Of'lll•'1m u11ec1 covn. w io -*" • ...,,.. w1111 ~-•-wM• l'lOl)/0 Putlllll\90 0rolll0f Ol>HI 0.lly P1101 Jan. I, ''· ?2, 2', 1'1' f1.f~ PUBLIC NOTICE I It seems a sixth child was born to Eugene Jerome Dupuis and his wife. Kathe rine. They named the child Eugene Jerome Dupuis Jr. This 1s the same name that went to their other five children. So now the born·agalo Chrls tian Evangelist has three boys and three girls - a ll name d Eugen e J e rome Dupuis Jr. When I asked the re· porter why Mr. Dupuis did this, she replied. ··Because he wanted lo show Ann Landers she was wrong. He said he wrote to you when his hrst·boms came along rtwin boys) and asked what to do. He wanted to name both boys 'Juruor.' You told him 'Sorry, on· ly oQe Jr. to a family.' The proud papa was de· termined to prove you wrong. So now he has six Juniors ." l asked h o w the c hildren know when they are being called or spoken lo. "Oh -they are numbered," was the reply. They are called. "One. Two, Three, Four, Five and Six." confirm or deny that with you. Social affair and perma·ssi'ons. Leo. nil.1:1111111111 1a~tw ... lft. 1~ "•oaury ---.. 10 .,,. u,.. ...,..,.,_0r.,..eo.•10.11yPOoc, STAT•M•NTOI" d I d lo V t ble ....,.._. dtrtloned •I 366 SM M!Quel Ori,,., ,,.... U, 14, tt."" A8A .......... ~. f ..., O women ten to pass over ea s a ua con· Aquarius a n d Aries L. ... ,..,,. .. , Hewoort8Ndl.CA.wNc111.111e1>1ec.e ta•·" ........... " ol'u-,. s horter men ? tat'ts . Gemini. Virgo. TWt ............ •• 111• w1t11 , .. °' ~ai ... u of IN undolf\ltfted 1 .. •" ,:!~'1!!..~:!!:::i.'!!=....0 •• s I G N t Fl c ANT LY Sagittarius figure prom· p ersons figure prom· c:i-t1 Cl•tll of Or111191 c..tH!ty.,. ll'IMttnlMf\tlnlntloll• .. ttat•of~ICI 1------------11 ... "'~ o• ,.,. "'""'°"'Bu ...... , .. 1 1 lnently.' a.-a. mt. ..._,...,, ""'"1" '°"' mon1111 -'tar111e P\181.JC NOTICE N•me. I then asked what the children's mother bad to say about all this. "She keeps quiet," was the answer. The reporter a sked me what I had to say ror myself I r e plied, "l guess he s howed me: Tell him b e ca n hav e six a pologies. And if there's a No. 7, he should name the child Ann Landers. If it's a boy it will create SHORT IN FLINT nent Y· ,...,,. ""'~1c1110r1of1111tno11<a. w1NOM•LL FLc;>R1sT, 1H•• DEAR SIG: I do not VlllOO I Aug. 23·Sepl. ~I~~ ONll 0941~:'2~ 0.IH~=-'1tJ:~INE HIOWTION NO. ""'1 M<lntyre,U9UnotHlllJ,CAl.tUU d .... _. •-d 22 l . Moon m' your s1· gn -••""'L·-1-.... TH• ....... o o,. ,,,. l'k11ti0ui a.,",...' N.,,.. ... eny ua.• women .... n lO . 11 •-1Art•of1htwi11 o11111cToa1'0;""111v1NOANCH i.n.ci to <lbOW ... , meci '" Or•no- paaa over men who are coincideswibthd high 1 cyc e, PtJBUC NOTICE ~_....., wuu Dm111CT,ott.....o• C:.CWN-~~~~i '~.:O... 1m 0,. ..... shorter' lhan lbey. This y~u ge~ jo one n con· ••atu o A. NllWWl.L n . cAL11Jo•N1A, 11ssc:1N01No ,,,_ 0r . 0r.,., c.a .,,... • Iii anfortaoate because v I n c l D g m a n n e r . "'11&.IC H•ARINO * .... ,,. ..... on ... Swltl • ••CTIOH ,., cw THI llULal AND Tftjs blliolneta w~ <Onclu<lecl by ... A • S I ~CU>SUllllS '"-'llMCll.c:A'2Mt 11aouLAT1CHIS Oii' TN• 111YtNI lftctMoua•. tbe)' loee IOJDe beauUful qua r I us . c 0 r p 0 THE l'OVNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL , .. , ...... •A NCN WATa ll OllTlllCT 1'091 J-!> l.yotl o pportanltles to meet nersona fi gure prom· DISTRICT AOV1so11v COMM•nee •...,....,••-*'• ••Ta11. saw.11 MD ••a.A111011ao Tll .. •t.i........t ... , 11..a w1111 ,,,.. f' -t I (99ercll"9 --<16-.. •flO dl'"t.I· Pulltllfltel °'""91 ON1t 0.lly ...... WAT•ll H •v1ca. c-•v C:lertl of °' .... C-tY Oft some Splendid fellOWS. l n e 0 y • tlOft OI wrPlu• -rly wlll meet JM!. 11, 22, 1', Fe0. j , lf7' l.._7' WH511t!AS. lrvlM RltM'lt W•ter ,J-y S, 197' Often the man who ls not -------------------------1 ftltMl•Y . J...w<y ..... ,. .•• ' 00 OIUr,lt'I IS. Gal~ W-1•• Dmtk• .., .... p.m ., lft -E.duc.eOllll ~ o1 Ille ., .. ~IHd .tftd Hl•lill9 111MMr ,... Pvllll•lllCI Or.,,.. WM 0.lly Pflot so t all -or b&Ddliome -,. • ., .. ,.1 .. va11n k""°1 0 111r1<.1. PUBLIC NOTICE c.itton11• w.-OtWl<t u.w. -•" J•"·'· n. n. Jt, tt,. » 1• hH b ad to deve&op other ~= ~~~.~1.•cro:;. :,.1::':""..J:i ~~'~! -------------traits to compensate and u111 ve11•v.Ga11fomi•· HOnca TOCaHtTOas o.-.,.,.,sc.oic:.ilfOn!N . ...ci PlJBUC NOTICE bt ls far the b etter T"lle pu,_...othmMllntl,looC>-IUf'alltCMICOUH ot'THa \lllHlllS-'$, SeWtfl IS.OU of the -·------------1.tn com""'""Y..,..... .... nlH\111.... STATI cw ~JIOllNIA "0• C.llfOf'll .. w.ter <:ode ......,_,. ,,,. u...u bar&aln. further reducti•ons! Ol•lrl<I MUH t Pl.ti\ A ttCoftd TM•CIOUHTYOl'OtlANOI Ofllrkt to ttllllllt ... , llflM _, dlt< NOTICSTOCJIROITO•S pur-of Ille llHr'lnt I• 10 lllltft •o .... ....... lrtwie ........ Rulff -llffVI• SUf'.ll!Qll COURT 01' Tiie community 1"4111' Mlolll ltw tutu"' uM llllltfOf tN-.1rto.11ioftof waler, Mid &fATIOf'c:.t~U'OllNIA l'O• and tlo~ Of 1<,_ ltc:flllltl <11\d f\lUt el MEltRITT WAllRliN WHlllfAS, S.tllon USOl of teld TN• C:OUN'TYOl'OllAHOA Call 642-5678. Put • few word• lo work for ou. - otlltrdl•trl<I Wf'PIUU)f'OC)Wly. MAlllTIH, 0.0.altd W•lel (OCJe ~· tM OtWICI 10 Ne.A .... 7' • • Tiie tomml-'ll'IH IMINCWCI WIN NOTICE IS HEAE8V GIVEN to~ tltefCIM « 11M ..,y 01 IN power• O< ISat.tlt Gf Ill CHARD O. HARPMAN eo.ro of T~'"' to llmll ti.Ir tu11 10 treolton ot Ille.,.,.,. N1'Mc1 Clnectent proodun• o«MtWIM tr.,,tM to" dh· Oe<Hted. Kllool tlO•--dlll!OUI of wrp!u• Ill•• •II penoM """Int <lllk'nt ... 1 .. ,, '''" IHldtf OMtlon u ol .,,. W••tr NOTICE IS Hl!Aeav GIVEN lo Ill• l)f'OCMMy TM ....... 1,.. of mMllflO• ,,.. .. 1c1 ~ •re .._,,..., IO Ill• Gode IO ""' '"'"" MK"~ Of' Pl'Oo Cledllon ot""' -... "* dt<•<M~I Klla<IU1941 ••: !Nm, wllh .... NC.-fY ¥0\ICNft, Ill ,..,.., .. .....,,be .,.,.IUOI•: •nd ,,,., ... ptf'IOft$ heVlllQ Cl.tlt'M 4'0••n•I half.yearly clearance 8hoe8ale (handbags, too. at great savings!) orig. 14.99 to 17.99 6.98 orig. 18. 99 to 21. 99 7.98 orig. 22.99 and up '1098 Additional $~ off~' th two clearance shoes arwJ/or bagel · i SOlfrH COAST PLAZA 3333. BRISTOL, COSTA MESA T~. J_,. ~ -fdUcallOrl c:.nte1 • 1 .OO_p.m, l'INAL l)ltAFT Tllur~.,. ~ I -EdUC<lllolo Cenur -7110 p m. 80AllO Ml!EflNG Publl•hed or1119t COHI Oelly "'tot J8tl I), U , "· lf7' Ul-7' PUBUC NOTICE nATllMSNT Ol'WtTlfOl'A~ l'ROM f'loRTNallSNlf' Of'laATINO UNDllll l'ICTITIOUS aus1N•ll NAM• tM olfl<t o4 Ille tltrll of lllt _,.. ltf\o lhe Id ~........... ··' titled court,.,_. 10 preHftl tllem, wllll WH~Rl!A\. lllt lloerd ol Dlt'ffl«l M __.t er• req.,.red to lolP tlM ... ( .. _.... ,,OU(,..,,, lo '"" Utl• ol ltvlM R41n(lt Weier Ohlrltl by IMll'I, wllll ....... ce6»r( WO<IChtf\, '" .OOCOUO<I ... RetoMton No ••n·ft on ,,,. ofllC• of IN <lert OI tlle fbOW ~n dtr\IQMCI al ltiSf MiKNtllur Blvd.. M•Y "· tt77, •doO(eO AlllH •llCI ""'° c.ovn, -10 prw\Mll '"""'· with 1"'1"'• CA, wlliell I\ 1"' "4*"' al .,.,,,. Ae9utellon• tor w•l•t and HW•r Ille MOU.try VOU<Mn, IO ll'le un IMtt of ti. -~ In •II t'Nllltrl d I C -n•kll-111 lltt Hl.tll' of Mid ....... wrylc••-•ofllO.Ulhtrt•o;ll"4 .,. on•O .. t/O HARi.ES GAR .... ... ...,,. WHCRl!A!>.lllteo.rcl<Jf Olr«lonol AITV, •11 w. 17111 SL, SM1• ....... C.A ci...t, wltllill fOoK ,,_Int after lhe llUI trvl~ R-nW.olf!f Ohtrll¥t of ~\\ ot IKlllllOllOfl ol '"'' no11u• viuble •"" llllCI ,,,., u would "" 1., ",.I "'' ull<NrtlQned ill •H m.tttert """"'" Oateo 0.<•mllo• n. '"' be•l iftt..-nt•Gf tne 00111<.1 to i•v1~, 1no to '"' Kl•t• of .. 111 Oe<'""'"'· :::::~~::::.it $e<110fl 9.J OI MIO RI/let. M'll Rel!UI., wlt,,111 10..t _,,, eflu '"" hr \I I Ille lloh\; I IKll>llOllO"ol lllll""ll<e ::...~~ NOW, THERE:l'Of1£. I"" lk>Ard o1 o .. eCI J"""'8t'fl. lt1'. OUITAVI '-QIA8111 DlrectO<\ OI IMM R•ft<ll W~l•r 01$ J•-£ .... ._., ttUf M.cMltw 81 ..... SolfW .,. t<lel doo N~ r..olw, Olllt'<ml"" AclMlftl•l••lor ol It• E •1•1• lf'YfM, (A f171l ...0 .,.._, .t11 IOlloon' ol lhe -M"'9d Ot<_,,I Tai .,,,_, S.CU. t. lMl ... -.clton tftllli.ct, CMAllLll OA••tTV, •SO. Att-y fer, _ _.. t) otl'1ERRl.0 PAVMCNTS.,' • (It W. l~k Publl\Nd or....,. C.O.tt Deity 1'1191 ...,.....,-by ,.._,.'°" NO. 1•71• .. I• ....._""'CA ft1tl .,. .. u n. 19, 1<eo s. ,.,. i.s.,. ,..,."' reK•ftdtd '" "' ..m1"''' Tet· cno ta.,,... Se<~ t. Thel ,,,., pro•"""'' OI ""' •n-y tw A~ttr•tw RtloOlllllOft \IWI 1>9<0fftt Hle<t,.•• Im Publl.-Or-C:O.•I 0.ol• 1•1101, mecllat .. v. J .... I, ... tt, ~. lel• PVBUC NOTICE fM IOllOWll'O --lltn wllllelt•.,..,. •~ t qelltf•I perl11tr I rem )II• parlMt\lllO -""Int -IPw fl( llllou• buMMU ,,.,.,. of CAMINO llEAl PROTECTIOH SYSTEM' •t 77 402 c.mn C.ott.lr-. Sult• 111, L~ N1Qu91,C.11Mfft!ttit17 fM llctltlOll\ 1111\I_, -tttt•I------------S.Cl ... I. T~ tllt tt'llff"-04 S.c JI 1' llOl'I • ) b't INI ltt'°"'lloll -'' Ill l'O «o atltcl IN rlflllt-ebllf.t\ioft•ot PVBUC NOTICE ,,...,, ler tlle pWIMn1\141 we• IUed to1 Auflltt ll, lf11 Ill Illa COlltllf el ()UllQ<I Fvll '-•me •Ml AOOreu et '"• Per\Oll WllllClf.,_I, Lnt•• 0.en alum, Mii l!l91n Clr<t•, Hllftll"9l0ft 9N<h, C•lltoml• ~ I.. DNfl T -'"'" ••hl1no •Oft~-"'' •nltr•d 1n16 • --------°"'..,...' , • ..,.,_ ""''°"., le<1"1! ' ""' .... r«I<.-of kt llOft f J •llall bf <•rlil l"CI by IM !.<tu•t•rY Of lhl• Ol•lrfcl 4111Cl 111• Secr•tAry '' ller•llr oroared •1111 01.-.ct•d 10 publl"' -~· ...... ~ tor IWO 1)1 -k• In IN 0t4llllOI CM" Oa111 Pllet, e ,.. .. _.... et ~ral t1n111.i10n. lll*lt./JM In 0t11199 CfWI l'f, (Alllf~A _.,,t.Wnt It the j>rO-vhlOM el h cllon aHt• •I 111• t.illOf' .... ...., c.o.. AOOPTID, SIONIO AND AP. ll'llOVl!D Wt Mfl M'f .. JM\u.tf'r, ""· c;....-... ~ I,....,..,._ .. w..., oi ... In.-.. ..... ...,. .. OINdlln ltltf"4 ATfr!IT ·~'--~,..,.,,, ,,.,..,. lt-'1 WeltrOl~1...0 .. , ...... ,,, .. OltKIOOI_. f'ullllll!M Ol'Mlft Co.Kt DIMiy "Ila(, ._., u •• "" 111 ·'9 s •• • •• - , 1 l • • ·' . . . . COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson ~~ .. Don't worry .. SUPERHEROES SHOE MOON MULLINS M/, DIDN>i' MOTH~ ~'JU~E Do/'. Bf,ALJnFUL. JQfJ? GERIATRIX FUNKY WINKEABEAN MISS PEACH l LltCi ~~· ' J l by Tom Batiuk 1HA1'0 AN ~ ONE / ED f<JM05A81 ! r•J CJL CJ by Mefl Lazarius 1 l.1NC>e~ANO ~e et.No41N6 IJI~ ANO Fl~ N nE l(fNn.4C9' oesrev ·~. ··, NOW... ; AGATHA CRUMM by Jeff MacNetly DR.SMOCK GORDO NANCY YES, SHE'S GETTING OUT OF HANO--· SHE'S VERY NOISY AND NEVER OBEYS ME ·-- MOTLEY'S CREW MJJl:T'I. MOW'D )t)tj' 6e'T -ro ~A£r~ ~ f~MA~?~ CHAR6£ rT10 MV ACCOtJNT, 1· WHaP.-l'V "flit: f)V, I WAS A NeWSIOV' WHeN ' WAS A LAPl NO'THIN6'1M!R KePrMf I FWM MAKIN6' Pf;L.JVERIESJ I ·-AND SHE'S ALWAYS BRING-ING MUOIN ON HER FEET .. I • -·YES·-SHE15 QUITE A PROBLEM by Gus Arri~ by Harold Le Ooux ~LE. OOTSIOE I FOU.OWEO TME LIMOOSIH£ 10 THl5 MQME, ~M ! 00 YOO KNOW WHOSE rT 15? by Ernie BushmiU•r I WISH I KNEW WHICH ONE OF US SHe's TALKING ABOUT DAIL V PILOT C PEANUTS by Chirtes M. Schutz • I I '<ES. MAAM ... I 0 LIKE 10 TAKE M A ll8RAf(I( BOOK by 8111 Hoest by George Lemont You't..t... F1NP -rHe: e<JLJRe>ON IN MY i"OP t:'RAWS:R, ee:HfNP "THS: PS:1""i'Y CASH eox TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS l Ness 5' -Karen· •na" 'l Pause~ 14 Dasti 15 Asian natPOO 1&-Baoks CAibs great 17 Mells 19 Gunl)Owdet l>ar1 10 Bf>n.lve bad· ty · '1 woros 21 Hoosts 13Ra1sed 25 Declare 25 Goo ot IOVe i'8 Eummed 32 Rubbing 37 Supplies 38 Verse form 39 Drink 41 Bot. mtl. gp. ti J'.O()d reg•· meos 45 Reediest 48Ctiev1on 50 Barley SI '- Theme'' Movie mu~ ~ Bnoge 58 lJntle1 COVl'I 62 Homely 63 Jc.,.el uM 64 1n1ersec· hQOS. 60 Wise !Kly1n9 61 M.Jlevolenl 68 Ba11ptave1 Tommie - 69 Dissuade 10 Declare un· true 11 811ds home DOWN 1 Tree '1 G111 s namtt 3 Macaroni 4 Guaran1e11s 5 Every ont• 6 Church Dall 7 CarOls g Propeny 90ttawa· Wunii'igton groups 10 Stalest 11 Aware !lMOle lJ Indian we'Oflls 18 Aida. e g 22 Cistern 2• Cats an<J - UNITED Feature Syodicale Satutday'5 Puule Solved 27 VOCdl11e 29 Lactirc11ed 30 T 1me pcri· Ods Jl Adroit J2 Up.ICHJah:l ooea. lnl. l3 Mine tunnel 34 Palm rf!ader J5 Eur oa1100 J6 Metric unit 40 Nicholas. eo 43 Farmed land .. Spl<Jsh 46 Galles 47 Roman. e g 49 Belorn 52 Curved 53 Sulf1a~ 56 Actress Hope- 56 E.irty 11111:1 par1s 57 Assault 58 Fish ~Rock fault angle 60 He was L.llm 6t Kill· ? word:i 65 Artful s I ti • • • , ()I DAit. Y PflOT Plate of the Day 'Nightmare' Mail~n Hate City P lTTSBltRG ll 1AP r 1ttsburgh ho 1 tipt plan· 10 lht: twart tlf thl' l S Poi,tal Servi WI ch.tot1c Jumble of .tbM-nt 11ddre a numbf'rs. dttplit'ate ist r~et namt:i. and mining bl()('ka, the city l• ¥ mttlhni.n '• nlachlmart: "IT'S THE CRAZIEST TRJNG you'll ever Ht,·· ll<Md Manorlu Matlock of the Post.al ~le.~ ar~a rom plutnt offlCl' ··1 can't rind num· b«a oa an:yt.hlng. You go two blocks be)'Ond where you 1Jaou.W be, bt.-<:auau they JUbt don't post the llU1D ben .•. The problem apparently hu lls ortliu ln tho cilty'a erratic growth among windu1g riven and steep hlDa. "The streets are aea.menled," complained the Postal Servtce'a Morris Hill. "They'll start ln one place. break off and then sta rt somewhere else. lf you don't know the area, you'll never f1od what you're looking for." LACK OF ORIGINALITY IN seleclion of strt'el names over the years has made Uungs even more ronfuslng. ·'There used to be 30 or 40 Main streets in the art!a and 50 or 60 Waler streets," re<:alled Ed Roberta of the city's Survey Department. "Every street that went near a river was Wa ter Street." But the real miod-bender for rookie mailmen und newcomers is the numbers. Jn many areas Lhere just aren't any. ''I 1llINK IT'S JUST habit or something." Roberts s aid. ·'Some of the m a in buildings downtown don't have numbers on them. Some have never even had them assigned. They just use Intersections. It's a real problem here." Mrs. Matlock said the Postal Service gets the complaints. but lo<'al governments are responsible for na ming streets and designating numbers. Pittsburgh tried In 1907 to straighten out the mess with a new ordinance a nd a massive cam· paign or renaming and re numbering of streets. But in some areas, it only made the problem worse. ROBERTS SAID THE STREET NAMES didn't sti<'k In some cases, and many resident. de· <'lded they liked the numbers they already had and JUSt kept using them. ·'We had some places where you had a four· digit number on a house say 6635 -and the house next door w~supposed lo be 6637," Hill said. "But some time ff:fcl< the first digit d ropped off, so il was 637 nex~ to 6635. And they just went with it. It's even in the official records." Roberts said the 1970 ordinance required that every house and building have a number clearly posted. Death Noti~e• OllllH MARYE OAE£N, re,ICM!nl Ol lioa nl• Ann Cn P••W'CI awn J4n 11, 1q1' !>urv1vtd by '''" llu•b•nd. Mr ( o Oreen of !tanl• A,... (a . mo111<tr C llan 8 I' uhn of Co\I• M""· (" • on• D<olh•r JoM Kuhn ol AM• "' • IWO •l\l•I\ Jo.n L Yft(I\ of Cotta f.,.;,.,,, C • • •NI Mtlllt Pof'ler ol Ofllo, -nl•<• Lila Lynell ol CM .. ~ ... CA , two M~"'' O.vld LVMll of Cott• M•w. C• • •"d Jo. ICuM of An1•, Ca F..-r•I wrvk•' "'111 be held °" Wf'd. ... ..sav. J ... "· ''"•I , PM ., 0.11 8 t"OtClw•y °*»! wllll 11\ler,,..nt •I Pe<llk V-Motmorl•I Pe'11. N-00<1 &ee<~. c:. r~ ""Y <•II •I lletl 11ro.c1w •Y Momoery °" T uet.dey. J .,, 1'. ltli from 10 AM to I lO PM 0•11 B•o•O••Y Morlu•ry dlrt<IOI\ Ml ·tllA> WHIT'N!V £LIZA8[TH WHIT1'1[Y, rH!dHll of C-• cNI M¥. i>alMCI ewn J•n H . ",. Svrv'-by hff """°""" J 8 WllllMy ~kn .,..,.ill\Q et Pecllk View Mottu••Y. Newpart 8••<11 w 7100 HIO"YOWElt (H AIST OPHE A SCOTT HIOHTOWER. rt"defll of Newparl 8H<ll. C. P•\Wd .-ey JMO I , 141' Survtv•d "" hit ........ " Mt •NI M••. ES Hl9'1~ol H-1 llffcll. Ce Strvl<•' P•ndin9 Peclflc V l~w Mor11H1ry0 ...._, 9'1.Cll ..... 11()0 IA1.n.1116Ha.t fUHRA.L HOMI 64&-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9<460 llUllOAOWA.'t MOllTUA.IY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMl'TMonmteu.uwt MOllTUAn WDTCLW CHAP'IL O'en"mlory •Flower Shop 427 E 17th St CoetaMesa 64&-4888 '9CIRcm4RS IMTM'S MOIT\IA.IY 827 Main St Huntington Beach 63&-e639 ,.,....y COl~ NarA.L NOMI 7801 Bolaa Av• w .. 1m1n•ter SGG-3525 PACIPIC """ ....o«JM.PA.U CtmtttfY Mof'tuwy Chapel 3&00 Pacific v~ Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 M.cOINtCI MOllTVAllll LaQUNS.teh 494-0416 Leouna H1111 7&8.()933 Son Juan taplatr•no 495-1778 r Diploma OK'd Warren L . Wallace , 9122 Brabham St., Hunt· lng lon Beach. has been awarded a diploma by the National Radio Institute of Washington. D.C., after completing a master course in small engine repair. ~~,.......,..llllC!::::!m Deatlu Elsewhere: GETTYSBURG, Pa <AP) -Dr. C. Harold JobnlOD, 69, whose pa· tient.s included the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower and hls wife Mamie, died Saturday. NEW YORK (APl Donny Hathaway, a 33-year-old singer and ~ongwriter with several #Old r ecords and a Grammy award to his credlt, fell 1.3 noors to hi& death from a New Yo rk hotel Saturday night. Police speculated he m1y have jumped. ROME (AP l - lmovamd Botton.I, 87, the "kinJ or PHta" who rounded a spalhetU em-pire on boOi afdet of lhe AUanllc, died Friday. ') • 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • ·s 6 7 8 Th• 8199Ht M•rtietpt•c• on ttt. "".._... eo ... DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Vou Can a.u "· f;lnd It, Trade lt With a Want Ad MA•M78J OM Call S.rvtce , ... Cnclt A#fO'Wel ~ fw $• hMM• ,._ s. . ........................................... .. .,.,.. 1002 ~ IOOJ ················•··•··· ...................... . ..................................................................... U~l()UI: Ou••tll 1002 G......e 1002 .... ,.. 1002 ...................................................................... .,... . fOUAL HOOSINQ OPPORTUNITY SACllRCI l.v~ 4 1'drm bocD• ln lb" CoioQy nu.d w /k>U ol rount.ry cb&rm. Walk to IChoola, perk la tennla Owner~. 846-7711 w • ._.,Mottu: ~rd! aJtat• adffnlsed "' thlt ~pupcor la aul>----~-&l_l')l_Ui_L• __ MG 1.0 U.. Vedaral Fair itOU11ln• Ml ol 1H8 MOVIUPt wbkb !Nkl' .. tt U1r11J to l o thl1 bta utltul ~ 1dv•1 Un "an'4 pre beclroolN. 2 1tory Po<>l f II t borne, located in Mesa .,...,t"\'. ml o11t on, or del Mar. Walktn° dla .a•---'ml.natJ1··1 ba••"' <>n • _., "' •" tanee to 1hopp101 '' l'aN, Nlk>r. rt'UCM>n. wx. &-hoola. The owner la or uauoruil oriJtn, nr an lntcntlon lo make i ny motiva ted , a1k l n 11 aurb pr~i'rt>nt"f , 11mlla l12l0.000. Clll now befort Uoo , or~cn111ln•Uoo " it 1.'1 i,'OOe. SS&-2800 nu. new!tpa~r wtll not C:: SELECT knowlnt lf accepl a ny T' PROPERTIES 11d ve rl111ng for r••I ---------..... wbu·h la In viola Uoool the law Vlctoriao daNk, com merc1al IClf\e on buay 4 --------•I la.o. ltrMt lo Tuitt.a. Very old . s uperbly restored & beautifully decorated, w1tb every modern ameruty tnclud· mg 54!t'urily system. 2 st.ones, huge trees, park Ing ror 10 cars. i=.ooo. owner will tloance. Trades. leases coo· alde'ted. Owner-Broker, Rick Aklerette, 731-S.US. ....................... • •• ,.. 1001 ....................... VETERANS SPECIAL 1979 berg•ln for VA buye rs Large well planned Costa Mesa home, realu.res: family room with lareplace, lge kitchen and gracious Uv- Ul8 room 3 bdrm, 2 bath, dbl p.raee. all for onJy S'1TQ.al0. Just lated. call 541).1151 ~~HERITAGE. . R~ALTORS --------JIR-FIXER FOUCLOSURll TRUE! 3 &drm fixer · upper. wl II go In to forecloaure s hortly! Bank has notlhed owner ol ll'1 Intent. Good loca· Uoo. 6'TX.107 Lot size. ~11 price just $65,000! Take advantage, call 7S2·1700 Nowt ()MN hi 9 •II\ llJl4 I() NIC'I CUTEHOJJSI OHR-2LOT BAY& BEACH 50 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 75¥811 E.ut.<11de. Costa Mesa . 31--------• bedrm charmer. Formal bVinf rm w /real wood burning fireplace. Love· ly re~eled kitchen w/cu5 o m cabinets & pass wmdow lo din· In& area. Added on rami· ly rm Converted garage may be used for lgc game nn. All lhlA at an affoniable once. 673-8550 'li II• II• J • d \ l\1"4 10 ijl ,_,,, t • [~Z:liMJll CURI-SIDI APPEAL P1dure perfect 3 bdrm, 2 b• Meaa Verde home w/lol s or privacy & below $100,000. Ope n eves Call now or tonight. 54i5-IM91 camtA1. NEWPORT Authentic S pa nis h 2 bdrm., l bath doll house; block to beach. Owner leaving slate; asking $125.000 673-3663 . ; associated 8Jltil<foRS-11£ALTOll''> lOH W Eolbyo o\,;.,.(>1 (~l~tt!i!QlijU\j WaattoTrade5br., MeH Verde. for 3 br. condo. Real Eatate Call aft 1PM or Sunday. 9'1N47& tis~.!~ HUMTIHG IM HAHott VllW HILLS? This bright, cheery 4 bedroom home, with a separate family room, offers everything Including a large, private lot!! $269,000. , 644·9060 S@\loU}A-l££~~· That lnfriguing Word Gome wiflt o C ltud/e l-lrrClAY L ~ ·~.tr=-:....:.~ ... 10 I-,_ ~M -dt 6 ~~'r,1N~' unm -I I I I I I. sca•M-UTS .......... a. c~ 1110 • UDO ISU Say vk!w f~ 2 patio decks enhanrea c us tom ap1klous 5 bdrm., 4 bath trad,tJonaJ home; llke new. Ideal fot cntortalnJng. S:S00.000 OCIAMFIOMT Qualtty craftsmanship In mahoc. trim & odk noon set.a off this landmark; 4 BR, 3 ba. home In finest k>catlon. Established trccf & lawfUi. $485,000. IACK IAY ft'ine 4 bdrm . 21.t'.: bath family home on quiet <'UI de sa c . Oversbed pool, pl nyhous~. t1lora~e $169,000. Terms . IAYFIOHT Several fine baytront homes with pier & s lip AVALOM Well constructed, 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floor. partial ~asement . roncrete foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR · 1 11 ll·1 y\1il• llo·v•· N l'\ t,/'., t:.161 ASSUMAIU FHA LO.AH -beautifully landscaped 3 B R, i:i.. BA. College Park. CM $88.500. Call Glen Hellwarth RI/MAX of codo _.... '"'-· wwport betd. Ille.. 214 L 17th Shet, Costa Mna 631·1266 N:111on\lo1de Network of lnd1vtdu1lly Ownf'd and ()pt'r11led Real Estatf' Offt~ l!lcll office Independently owned end opereted. ..... ~ VIEW HIU.S Desperate Seller! This 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba home can be yours. Try 10%-down - No credit neede d -Owner wilJ finan~. J mm.ed. PossesslOD..&Vailable. FtVI UHrTs.-WIS~,,, ~" English Tudor style units on bia utiful tre e -lined street . Convenient to shopping . All 2 Bdrm units with sep. owner's unit. Priced at $295.000. ~ PANORAMIC OCE.AMVIEW ~cular ocean view rrom this lvly, highly up· lfadtici 3 br, 3 l>a COD· domiolum. Complete w/pool, Lennb & jacuzzi. Enjoy Newport at Ila ftoell. 646-TIU l1ff.....,.7 OLD CORONA DEL MAR 4.000aq . ft. Yes!!! Triple A1 doubt wide lot j111t ocf ~an Blvd. Formal livtn1 rm + family nn w/Wet bar. 5 larce bedrma, each with It '1 own bath. ll!cluded private paUoe. Spiral stalrcue leadtn to 2nd level. 4 ca enclolled garage. All lhia under one roof on come kit. Don't let tbia ooe cet away I CalJ 67a.l550 0'191" 111\l•ll\ II/I< 101'1 Nl<I• lC. TAYLOR CO. Be5112 HARIORVIEW HOMES Urban t'lOWltry feelln1 . Soaring cathedral ce.11· togs. Lvty 5 bdrm. 211«y beauty ~anl'C)n lot...JlV acceA. ... ... ~. I]. Call Yob thiaOMI Opeo eves. MS-9491 c;J Walker t; l trn Real Eat.ate GIANT AXER Abandoned ! Needs wortll 16132' awimmtnc pocM I Locat.ed on quiet N~·HC. v A term• I Hurry1CalJ:645-0303 f"OREST E OLSON '• ••• • •f"n• ··--'- HOUIPIOPHTY By owner. Orange Prlr Acres, ~ + a c. Hora a fadl outatanding, bom• charmlng, all ofrs COD· sldered. Courleay to •fl•. $149,000. 20151 IN Nfln'GIT BEACH GUESTHOUSE -Sep. from thls H.V. Homes Monaco 3 bdrm, lge lot. cozy deeor. wood noors. Many features for only $167 ,900. GOLFER'S TOWNHOME -2 bdrma. de n, unobstnlcted view of Big Canyon golf oourse. great for entertalnlng, only $176,500. BAYCREST BEAUTY -4 bdrm. 3 bath, frplce, formal dining, lge matr suite, on fee land, $230,000. A FEE PALERMO -4 bdrm Palermo in Harbor View Homes. on f ee land n e ar g r ee nbe lt and community pool. lots of class. incl. gazebo and jacuzzi. as king $205,999. BEST OF BAYC REST -On Commodore Road. Ivan Wells built. maintained with pride. formaJ dining. 3 bdrms and great floor plan. ukina $195,000. IJ!lllltl lfJUI: fi()Ml:S REAL TORS". 676-6000 2443 East Coat! Highway. Corona del Mlt' also In Mesa Verde , ill 546 sm ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:Jl REAL ESTATE. INC. A LOl:AllY OWNlO tOM .. AN) ~lH~INC. THl SOUI H COASl AREA SINCE 19bs SB.La HAS IOUGHT At+OTI B -This 5 bdrm home has to be sold now. Submit your offer. 1l has a formal dtning room and bonus room too! Clean and neat! Good North Coeta M esa )ocatiOn •. Fantastic fa mil)" home. Pr1ced at $91.000. c4 "'°4141 ' Serving Cost a M r.._,1 Irvine Huntingto n Bf"ach·N Pwpo rt Beach \\.' ESLl·:Y !"4 TAYLOR CO. HEALTOHS . ·.i 1w 1· l ~•·\li SEA VllW"S PtHIST-CJ71,000 Fabulous panoramic view of city light&, ocean,.t Cetall,~~ ~ ~aJO. Verdes. Absol4t.e pe~ U:UuOu • thi~sio•lly deTj:Jtied & prof-lands~ped rNa ntu~i'i},·~$' ~\i Be tte r tha n m ost model homes. Highly impr oved with luxurious custom cptng & dra peries. automatic sprinklers & outdoor lighting. 2 BR & convert. den. Security, pool. tennis. WIS&.IY M. TAYLOtt CO.. IULTOIS JlllS-~ ....... MfWf'OU CIHTB, M.I. ........, 10 MINI-VIEW 4 Bedroom, Ne wport RMera 2 story. In ITH of expensive home s . Pool, uuna, Jacuui, ten- u I 1 courts . Eat In kltcben+l3xl3 formal dining. f\I II price $84.900 Hurry call 646--4471 • K€Y I[ P.€Al TOP.SN HARIOtt YllW RARE SPUT LEVEL. Double doon open tnt.o tbla lovely 4 bedrm home. Formal dlnlo1 room & livinl rm wtrpk. P'amlly room adjololns fully buJ It-In all eloc kitchen. 3 Bedrma up with maater sul te & added oo boou.a rm oo Rrivato lower level. Spectacular view o f ocean, harbor le nlte lit•. m.es.50 a-ti. I~ 9• 11S•ll"I108f ~"I• ~EREAL i TATERS -' 4 BR-$74,500! Mew, .. + Crph! Jt's truel Giant corner tot . 4 Bedrm·2 batb dream howie' ALt ~EW PAINT INSIDE ANO OUT ! NEW PLUSH C ARPETIN G 'IHRUOUT! ALL NEW ROOF! An Incredible bar&•ln·auper location too! Take advaot.a1e call ~ 1100 todar. ! ()IPtN ht 9 •II\ IJf'O l!)lol r.~ I • f9Rilltl FANTASTIC! OHL Y $51,900! Xlnt cOCldltion. Almoat new crpta. Btfl patio. Sharp 3 bdrm coedo. 3 pool•. lae parka plua clubboule. Great 1tarter home or IDYHtment. Phone today. Open evn. 54$-tN91 c::= Walker t; lee l.\ClftMM lflll11lde . Orange.•..;;;;=======-Real!»t.te 714ftm.l490 Hot~ U1""9 t-----------------•I Woo't lut 3 bedroom, MISA ftlPLIX ----·con•//l'!_E , ... balb tamlly home Newly 'r e d e corated ~s; ~• wt1l1 2 palloe, beautilul townhouse type of unit.I. &lper Eut.slde location nelghboritood, on cul-de· Excellent Costa Mesa wlt.b a deep lot and alley sac street. All this for OO· rental area. Separate acceu for RV . Thia lyf73,a00.S40-3Me C'a~~~loH to ::=:a ~pl':,<>:b~ [~ -~ :?~.fl:~~~~ w • wcrbbop. f\111 price ~ _ ... tl~tll- 1 I '._ Ill I' I \ I , ._ I '1J ' ... , ' & " "-J PETE R ~· 0oo'·w~t. c~11liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bflori It 'uoJd. 751·3191 11 ~II. macnab I lrvtne ?-realty IA Y-OCIAM-MOUMTAIM V-.W Beautiful 4 BR home w/lg. family rm & walk-in bar. QuaUb built by Ivan Wells Ln Dover Shores on Galaxy . Pool 6 Jacunl. Actlon prli:ed at 1445,000 incl. land' KenJRclcn Hartley 642·8235. CN-124 ) M1..f23S "'"6200 t01 Dover Orl'fll Herw Vi.w Cent.r lrvlne et C...,.. V..ley Center 7SJ..1414 CE 110111 ILlllS ID~ OVER M YEARS OF SERVICE DAMA rolMT Overlooking Dana Point Harber " Marina. This Excepti•••I Contemporary Offers A Breathtaking 180" View. Two ll«y Entty Leads To A Dramatic l,.Mq Room WI Rough Hewn Wooa Flreplace. Sep. Dining Reom. Gourmet Kitchen. M83ter Suite + 3 Family Bedroo ms . Beautlfut Grounds W/40' Pool, Sduna. Jacunl. $800,000. &31·• 111 DOVll_,. . -~ . - s • I -- .. TUOIU'1 Altd ftl)o) flrsl m"' tu b • n e-([ t I In l h I\ Im.thin&. nr'4 ~proul d"'6}11.'ll , •ll "ood, 1h•ll~. Ulilld tin k fl tilt' lat t Onlt .000. 1 o cfianu I 1 Cd ~ Rt '(' u 1111 ,/./. lla1 . l\1 /u du .) f/i ,_, :.r1~ un t co .. , Hw1 Gd~ T., of '"9cn1 t..\blm l<'t f'llln• 1 " r humt' It ..... , \ u t..Vioil •• ., !*I UU ---------'l'IUMf CW~"' \I I!. Y. ---------.i J1U1ntll\\• t n-t·~ 11u.inh-d mlranc't' J bdrm J' ... AMT ha , f 1un rm 't uu u•n ttw 1.1nd P->UI J ... UUI lJ ) II " n I' ( TOWMHOUSI Special oppurtunll)' ~ 1·~ var1ab1~ I OA I ~\l:.'7 available Own.-r '4 11 l'MIT)' t.f('On<f•ry tinanC' 3 l\' l b.I ''" \'ornt•1 lot lrlJ Ovulook1n11 Bl)( l.'oa v. tl(t• ) .ird ltU oou Mil ft}OI\ Goll Counw Ownl' arl'li!IU. :>H IM> "4 ot v.1U htue wuh upuon •m:.i WISI ltolVESTMEHT AT $76,500 A charmer. many xtrall Ill tJus 3 bdrm 2 bath JASMltolliCRHt< LIAStOnlOH 5°/oDOWH l Rdrm & tkn <! b¥lh wll \U(•;h1on f'uul .incl rwn~ •l J.:U) fi.mlly home. Clo:.e t1 97>0952 759-0363 Catholic Churc h jnd11·---------bChool. orr Buker HBl'S A9UtCl<lt \\"" rn. 1 <'<.IL)' <'<> m fort .i bk ~«.~l in ltrt.i 4HH. 2bu H~hlt' All ll'rm~ m.J: ULHIARN R R99i•ter 754-1,100 MUST SIU. SSOOODOWH MUCH ADO .. tl\lt'r. h11(h mlt'rc,.l' Tr> OUl Uub 8'•' • IJI UffiJbh• lou n ' N t-a r h , • .it· h • S7S.OOO Tdl& to R.d Carpet We U1hftl 754. I 2Q2 Urllnd n.iw, ('UStom hunw. walk to the bcu<:h. vlt'w ol lhe O<'e1111. 3 br. 21".I bu J)l'luxj\, 213 333·3846. L.UIROMTIN woooaa10GE NewWoodbnd&t' 1'.:.5l11tei. W~j,'\00 Plan rt'ady tor mov(• m 3 bt-:d 4< d_.n . 21 • bu Sl66.000 Si>et'IOI upgrildl' pdt·kagt• 1n l'll.ldt.'<1 CJll Gt.'Orjtt' or lloxanne .it (7 11 1 ~noo lrvml' Pal'1f1r GREAT FAMILY HOME In the Colon y This bt•aut1ful 3 bedroom hOme 1s only 1 block to ---------•I rommuruty pool and ten TENMIS7 Of'TIOM/LEASE BUY NOW Qwner will t•arry back wt 10'1" 48R :I ba. pool. central air Call fortiwt HUDSON BAY REALTY, l TD. (7 14) 645 9950 Mewpori •och I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SACRWICJ<: Btoaul 4BR. pool. ~pu. l11r yard. XJnt art.'a $142.500 673-011 Al(t HOME + APT. 2BR hou se+ A pt over 1:ar H2 Big <:Orner lol. SHORECLI FFS VIEW &•oaullfully rt•moclt·INI fnnuly homt· in c.xt'IUhlYt• Shorrtllrri. Ma.:n1f1r1•nt c-ountry kitchen. tt>rnf1t· mast.('r !>Wit>. :-.epiu att' t·h1ldren ., w1n1t Won't last' For pn\ah• ~h11w lllR <'all MOllLEHOME IMFOIMA TIOM H.ent. option to buy info repo"' l()11n :io;sumpl1011 t.<t<' 1-:asy hn11n~· 0 A (' !1olf1t•t,~ Mobi~ HOtM Stortt E An~1m 9~·4SOO W Anahc101 71>1 1442 Westnun11kr !WI K89!'1 Anaheim !iS6 1011 SanUI .\nJ ~~ 70711 .-L.__$_16,900 7 UHITS-C.M. fieaUI n••W hu1ldtn)! P1J'('9l1tCt.>!>. \l11t ltx.•al1011 TSLlnvmb 1.<1l 1ti0J IREAI< EVEH 150/o OOWN 4 l'h·x & Sn.:I fo1 ,m11h J\!> .. Um1• S t•ll1•r Wiii C'arry 1Jaf)t•r M 111.:m 1 IJ\&11 A~t·nl <:urv I> Ui.11>h·r 91lOA:wt 1Jr :):Ji; ;l.l~IK Pnnnpal' uni\ l 0.N ALOT EasU.1d•' < • .,, :1,.,l'J><tr.111· hou"''' 1111 n 1rnt•r f11t Super l0<'.1l 1nr1 Sl:>ll.0011 A PR€HIG€ /-+---I HOMES ~i~;·l~tr"~-l·g-.... ~ .. ;AM~j ~~!~i~s A~. .. · h WOMICI You lelieve? A ~" u m l' b )I I 11 n 1• t• or $140.000 at Sl380 mo Mesa Verd<• 4 Br, 2 Hu exe<:uttvt' home Pool, 1.acuui, no 4ua1tryin11 ~r 7:>4~rn Sharp 3 bdrm & den con do in the La<.:ue11ta Ral' quct Club d1•vclopment lhgt\ beamed ce1hngs. slant' ffl>lc• • immaculate t:ondll1on f' ri red al $10K.900 1nrl lund, h y trwn,ferrt'd own1•r n.14 Clean 1m11de and out Lush pnvate back yard (ireat localion Priced lo i.elJ fast at S87 .900 Ca II nowtosee view DIR. LI R den --------- snn TO HA.CH Obi wid'' '61 cra1lcr:1 ma <ONS186 l 3 pvt h1·h & pier Svb lcthn~ allowt-d Localed tn Trat>asurf' ho :m.11 Par1f1<: Coai.t lfwy L<ij,! A1•h Ofh•rc•d h)' rt1•nt11 '""nt••· M I' :mJW C:oa1ot llwy. NH 1 645-6646 --68edroom.fam1ly room. dinlnR room, xtra lge IAaclAY IUUTY NeWl)Ort He1Rhli., S79,SOO 2 BR, redwood panehnl' Xlnt rond Pvt yard /\b sumable 91 'l'"> loan 348 16th P1 Owner 642· 7153 =;. HANCH ~ HfALTY ~ f>5 1 2000 $22!>.000 Appl only 215 !>t i\ndre?w ., Rd /\~l ~ 4 duple"' in<'ludmR bay fronl lo be t·xrhan~c·d down tn j vk.: Lovely 3 br homt> .,. 1th manY amerutles fo'ormu OR, BBQ 1n ll1t<:hcn Open ~nd s pat:10uh Great for family 1Jv1n a nd ente rta i nl ni.1 ~f;J,f10 bonu~ room. big lot. super lot:at1o n . tn fabulous Spyi:la~s i\ II for only SJM.~ L'.oml• & see the beM buy 1n Newport H c 1.:hh Completely rl!modelt.>d 2 moolh!. a.:o 4 bdrs. & 2 ba 3.17 llamona Plarc, CM 548 8038. $94 .900 -21J/61M 3200 AttSrATE REALTORS OCEANFRONT Duplex on big H 2 lol. W Npt near new tennis t•rts ~llY UL'C.CSS titreet to l11•ut•hfront lot $375.000 JACOIS IEALTY 675-6670 POO&. l:IME 640·1112 CostoMHa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAITIM' TOIEIOUGHT Pnced below markl•t at &.!IOO Takc advantal'{e ol thli. 3 bdrm home on a large lot J''or more In· t orrruruon ca II 546-58ll(J Owner1~e-~ _ \ 11111 "'""I J<:..Sts1de Cost.a Me~;, J 11.11 h· '' Iii" 1 "'"" t " br. J""-ba, fonced yd 1""° llOC'Y houllt for 111u1 .. ~.000. Only~) down' w/pool S&S Park llunl Assume 9·~·~ Joan Nu UlR\.OO R v 963 9233 points' C:i ll <>ry of II o m e s • K L a m b • I t...-li3l~ ,..,_ tOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Monticefao T o wnhotl1e s Ac n 1 F I c 1-: • l:k :i u l $14,500 down t o t ake ov~r. no quullfying. 4Dr. 2ba. laundry rm. dbl al· u·h encl ji!ar 2 pools, JU<:. rec hall. l't S7~.350 Owner f i\gt 77 1 1301 tMlkel II, Woodbndr<O 3 Rr; ~Mii' PLUS elell!ant 2 llr c·ondo pnced below market l:kllh nr lake. 673 4311 Owner / Al(t ORANGl-:THt;t:; CON005 J Hr. 2 ba. ~1r <>ond1 IJOO~. l ar.1¢1." l~l $6j.OOO .: ,' ,'J.'t!:_wp1a::e·· ·.·.-~J ... ~~iiill IHIY..,MOWMI& • DllO .., I E4S'TSI EX 'o!!fiff4 .. >H.boaV 2•, b11 nPlll•• R·., ... LfY Custom . ,.~ x ·~ tllt1 'f' ., n » I Cf', M-Wl1 frpk, i.un· ~HERITAGE REALTORS 2br Iba al<: d w #nl( i.pa pool t<'nnis balcony etc SCS,000 hurry' 494 49!>4 ~ woricmamlup abounds 1n OO<:k, JUC :5105,000 Ph 642'5062 Buccola Uua like new duplex. JUJll 7141484 t~ Sa~_ie~ ---------•I On quiet a tret'l' 3 liswd. Call646 7111 Beautiful Uprcraded LOIJIMCI •ac h I 0 48 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Causey & Company • UMIQUEHOME 3 RH wood & glas~. i.011r ini;: <'c1ling:.. dramatic ~of MeJUcan Ilk'. J lot.s overloo~i jrcen 'il oyon Stl»J(IO • . 1104 So. (.Joast)liWIY V1Jlagc Fair LACUNA BEACll 497-2457 400/oCASH RETURN bedroom exec with dm· 1---------Gret!nbnar· WoodbndRe FOR $75.000 CASH ing. eattnl? are11 and SIJP£R UPGRADED Place. S138,500 Assum I~~~~~~~ r1replace Centra l air, Loa n Owner /Agent • DUPLEX. &'<'Ul'l"Ci by Trust Oeed ~o MorP' Sl43,SOO 3Bdrm2bath. firl'place, eves.~__!.497_ --onLH~una .BeaehpropU CallcA/\ "" Ocean side Of hwy, lrvc•I ty Ca l(ordetalls .J'T\117 .. v double oarage. Great SAC RIFICE' Beaut. I b h " ot, easy access to eac MA y O C K llPAAl!t8 I yard Cotiita Mesa's best Woodbnd11e 3 Rr 2148' Need." pamt. minor rr I 11n I fllt '\I •tl•• I ~IK'-'t,. huy 1'16.m. P l.US elei;cont 2 Br condo pairs. idl'ul for hl)mt' & -ta.-.• 645-9161 priced below murket inrome fl urry. only J80 <AENNfYlolf l/11'",lJNA llEACl-4 (714) 494·2146 JUs.T LISTEO!! CO$TAMESA I ,\t4tl\tOll,, builders., ill \IC-tp r &. e\l~ryi>tl l.' ! l..ar~ R·2 lot With <:uttl'2 bdryn. home on rear , on lyi&.0001 lob>o lay Prop. Rffllton • 67S.7060. 100 •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 duplx. lnclud1n11 bay front t.o be exch. down 1n 8 pk_! 21.3 .:_684-3200 WA Tl:IF«O HT DUPLEX NAUTYHAS , IH:H CAPTUREO In lhL'I 11u1>4'r 4 bdrm, J bath Mesa Vt·rd!' llome. 2 story , rm.tom pool & Jacu1.z1. ll·rnf1C! family home. Call :>4G·5880 for more Wormallon ~HERITAGE REALTORS Lush Atrium OfflivinaRm 3 bt>droom cnl (rlaincr With din1n1t. t-ahn){ area. <'OUlltr)' kitchen and coiy r1 replact> Don't wail S!l8 ,500 rlKR l';ill ~~172() IACKIAY CHARMER ueept1on11I mcomc• pro perty on the wali:r with boutc.tock. l'<'rfect forth owner who wants lo h v m a spoc1ous home aru1 have an incomt> unit OR home and separale unit ror teen·a!Jer or mot.he Churmlnf: tqwnhouiie in luw. Front house n1 • w/mirrort.'d din rm & wet bedroom . dinin g rm . bar. 3 bdrm. 3 bu, prof \Jnll tias 1 Ddrm and lof dt'(:oraled. pluiih crpl widi tugh ceilinR•· Cl06C to pool. 7~·1501 -~1:.~~~L (~1wnm41mrnm S.•bo• lahlnd Real Estate &73-tiOOO --------•lBAROAJN $10,000 below C.-.,W. IOU market ::5~~vert ••••••••••••••••••••••• OC£AN/CANYON VI£ Jumlno C~elt condo, ~I~ cm 3 br. bm-nn Owner anxious. II Jumln• Cre~k Dr 64(). 2!ilr1 ..W OM MARKET 2 « 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, bonu'i room, view. BaC'k Rny a rea Sharp, vacant f1'9,500 Nit J02.87S2 or Ml-0&36 Both nr luke 67J 431 I SLJ9.lAJO Owner /i\l(t M1.ss1on Realty 494 073 1 ~OPEN HOUSE >:I. REALTY .,..-°' - ' . . '' . [®1~111 WANT ADEAL? Lik e n ew 3 bdrm . 1-;ai1ts1dt· home witrm brick hreplace s unk•'-l family kuchen llul(c• pool sm'tl lot Reduced roe-fast. fa~t sale Only $113.000. (;a ll 616-7l 7 I CAN'T IE IEAT! SkyUJ.'hl! Beuuldul wood ac·ct•nl11' Famtly p11110' l~ play yard' l.<>w down r>ayment ' W on 't f\Sl. llurry I I 646; 7434 ROOM TO IUtLD Nice 3 Hr hoUJI<' on R 2 lot. Room lu :idd add1· t1onal un1t11 Pnet'<I rii;tht ul$85.000 A-PR€HIG€ /-+---~ HOM€~ 3:m W Coast Hwy. NB 645-6646 D. F. T. Oeout 4 BR.. 11\•ke roof beauty 1n xlnt Mesu Vl'Td<' locnt1on. Reduced s10.ooo tor to S107.000 QUICK ES<.mO.W /\flt f.46..8710 " . ~ INVESTORS lJruYl'rMlY I' ark ai.11um11 hit• loun. $23,000 down buys o 3 BR homf' in Vl11111(c' 111 i\ 9~; loan uprx Sl5'J mo ne~ul1vc. long term teoaolA. Vnnl' only. Ownrtbkr, !>!>2·547!1 t•VM WOOOlllOGE COHDO. 2 Br. 1 •~ ba. nr lake, pool & i.pu Seller moy fln uncl', S6900 Bkr MGBl71 IMMEDIATE OCCU,AHCY Grand award w1nn1ni;: Adams Plan ut Wood ( bndi;:e 1-:MLal<·~ by lrvlnt• Pactl1t• 3 llr. dl•n, 2'• bath. 11111.:100 lnrlude1o a 1r C'Ond C111l Gl·Orl(t' or Roxanne at 552 3700 bctWN'fl 10&5d<Uly Irvine Pnc1f1r • Looking For Privacy? 1'bi11 Tulanl' Mod~I in Pu.rtt lfomei. has 1t 1 3 Bdrms and ram rm 'urround e d by lnndscapc<I atriul'I) and patio areas, C'ove reu deckinR and sparkhnll poo1 OnJy s1~.soo .,.,.,.. 1026 -------••••••••••••••••••••••• Y('U•LL F.lcaut ""'ii ' family DOTHlFMtDAtolGO home£ w/OCNll & vallt-y . . • t --LCll}UMI Hills I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• It', Gorgeous' z St). 4 hr. frml dm'g, Jr..: t'R. 21 i ba, upl(rd'11 inlo-re• Bltl'I va<'. j(ar opnr. hrlt•k paUo, prof lnd'<'l> ,\II this & mon• fur only Sl32,400. Realty World. 768-&5145 ----LogiYM HiCJ!»I I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • Ass.umt ~o GI loon On tulltop view pro~:rl y Modern I bdrm tn It.'' t•I 10 prt•s t 11(1ou ' Nurthvtew G1gant1r f;1m rm w/wulk m wt'I h1t1 & ma1tli1\lt' !.IOOl' frpl1 , formal din rm, frpk in tna.ster bdrm $139.000 493-9494 -495-5220 49f>.24 I 3 830·&050 By OWTWr Morwrrh Sum mil 2 & <lt•n c·1111d11 SJ l j ,000 •~~ 1<107 or saf.300( :i bdr fam rm cnrbd yd . Pall°"'. IO yr~ old W .000 496-4779 ----...., w/OcHtt Vu Morull'Ch Bay Terrac1· Elellant Fr Prov1nr111I Offered at S325.000 can for appt 640 6~!1 ( fo/1/./t)I R E A/LT Y LOVRYLIDO home on a 11pac1ous 56' lot I\ roomy single story 3Bdrm. ram rm home• rharm1ngly decorated with country f'r t'n ch kllt•ht•n , o.1k floor .,. f1res1dt• form:il dinin)! with stamed .ind lt•adcd 111as.., wmdows and warm naturul wood tonci. thru out PLUS i\ lurl?r pool imt .. outh pauo.$295,000 for appt lo llc1• call 644·7211 ~ CUSTOM HOME LAST Ot-7 t Ur_ l 11.d, master bdrm rcttut. t'Jrplc'.'>, ro.r=• ~. 3 ur 11ara11e. •P prox JOOO sq ft 2297 l.11 Linda Court Sl89.SOO Owner/Agent 642-2164 or 673-0782 W END LJ( ram home 3 + P1us 2on R200' bwldable lot S2&5M. 7101 Seas hore. owner Will t•on!\1de~ Condo trode.645-84 10 Sl0,000 Down a:.STILUFF ~ Br 3 H.:J . cxpalfd<>t.I h \I mg rm. Ill kitchen. den. rrp l<', Ownc·r w.till hnan<'l' No qualJryini.: $217,000 Owner 640 7771i RARE BLUFFS CONDO I story :i bdrm on )!rl'cn belt. ov,crlookinR park clo't' I<> !1 hopp1ni.: O>mm pool Pnnr1pal~ only SJ&.500 5H l 66i1' OHTHECAMAL ~e 4 Ult 21 ~ bo . "''~ lutrhen . :! frplt'' . -,un d<'<'k. pools & tenni .. You own the lnnd $245.000 10•; Down. O W C Ownrr ujll 54IS 1200 WAJ.K TO ru;A II 3br ttt•l'di. TLC $!17 .500 2brden updawd s11111 ~.oo :lhr rorm•r lot SI00.000 3br • luCl St 19.500 4br brk patio SI~ t ,0011 Ouph•x w land S1112 000 3br mini' lt'W Sil!• t.>OI> ~ Mcrf"o Rffllty ~·~··. 642·8850 NEWPORT HTS. Wt• hO\IC IWO 3 bdrm . 2 hath home11. 1n )lre1•I loct•tloo' Hoth havt• Oak nn It frpki. 'fht> Ont' wtlh lht• I\ <'ar .iura~e " S\34.000. the other hus e ,hoke rucif o n <J u l(rct.'f\hOU))t' for Sl :n . S00 CALl.~3 LacJt1M HiCJWI I 052 .•••••.....•.......•... eouNTRY CLUI CONDO viC'wa Ct>mlnll llOOn • .. or tomt otJter danc4 o uo.:nii joy when you tee this -· r oomy 4 b e droo m - DIVORCE Graouda M~cl. Ooo(I llkll'llt • eaUn• 1p1c~ In FORCES SAJ..E ldlchtn • formal dining • Red. tJo.tOO l() •.eoo famlly nlOa'I • z~ bitba · Dana Polnt Ocach atyle "~ Ph•m •Dd ll o n bf llluM. 3 BR. 2ba&h & yr11 youn r.or )lillt ~W,800 o&tt. VaunL Mpt.' tlffer. Must Mii lmsne<1111h'ly W\11 rmb artial home or bf" a ch rental tNVfflTM EN'F STO RF. m tTl5. at hollr<i red h ill~ ... -5~?:2 0 I ' EL Mt~Ua COUtifTIY CLUI Liv<' ril{ht on the l{Olf <'Ourse :l Bdrm. 2 Huth <:ondomlnlum~ Move 1n condition Wolk to country club $96.000. 496-72 22 831-0836 \ PAHOftAMtC VlEW _714 499·38_!6 rrom Newport Bay to Mt l·BI< •. fuJI) recond l'\lt &Jdy Exqws1tt> home beach & dock. Lido r:..1.., ?A hr 11uarded ~ale 381<. ~.500 AJ.'t 675·11170 den. ram rm. 2 frplc .... -- JUCUZZI $298.500 C Jll alX.51 Gulfi.tre<1m 4! bdr :! dJ)S t>U-6725. evP'> be. adull p .. rk llunt 67S410ll! mio.on Beach. for .,Jlt' b> 1300 SlaHH Lone ~y Sl6i.SOO tor th1i; 3 bdrm & <Hn homt> on " comer lot w1lhm walkinl? di!'>tanr1• of lhf' Wei.tclifl .,00p.. Vacant & rl'tidY for J huppy f01mil} Wt)! i.tt>nhom IUl~. ll75·6lli0 ~g~q .P.h ~~ .. l)WJK'f 002 :.Ii I "le&eve It!" 2 barl(a•n~ 1n Mohllc llome.<o <Jt tht f\l'.11 h 10 NE-:Wrc>RT On .. '' $15,000 nnd :'I nt•w 21U< a t $36.000 ROGER IROWN R.E. 673-1020 ~for Sale I 200 ....................... SACAES -. TWO DUPLEXES ONE LOT! •Sl35.000• Ho:h1•\<1• ti Ul\l.C''l tlrlt"I' in t;.1'-l'll1l· t n't ;, \1 , • .,,, l '01y anti 1·u1t· 111J••r.111"d 1nt"n"r'. :11 l r.1 !'11\ t lM"lt'k 1111111' out ... 111• \ t l'al .. t.•,11 ' 1:,;; l 'li"I j QUAIL A_,~~~~~. 10,... fll 1:)0 P.1.t.I 22 UNITS Onlv I~ yr~ old. :! llJIV ' rt'I' room. pool I l•nant-. 1my ut1I ~::-.c\'11\-111 ~1re.1 (lwn1·1 "111 ,.,,, 1 \' .11 •1 :1'. Only s:,1:, 1>1)11 wtpool. Jal'. ta m rm. rompletely rl'modl'led U11( lot mul·h m ort· Ownt'r will f1nanc:t· f\.u <:n'<ltt n<>t.'<1cd $155 o<.)(J b:il;ull't' i\i.lc for Ed Cht'mow 964 2455 undl't 1 ht· · OtcJ Oak Trt..-c" Loadl'd with ••mu uon, th1!> lovcl ~ iwnt It· rolhnR '11'w propc•rl v )'1'\l 'ol.lllllO)o( IOI'" )lllH n1· ... ·~ tR€HIGE: twnt· Xlnl tt·rm• ~ _ HOMES FAAGOR.E. ~ I b/6 57 l'; or I ~J 44'1:.! 3J:Sl W l'oa,,1 1114 ' • '\II :! Br • den, 21., f\:1 v11·"' 645·6646 o< backba). !'); .. u11lull\ <lt•roratecJ. ,, ,,11 m ,, ht.-700ACRES 9 •, 101111• SI~ 000 lll'}dt•r n 1H·r .. 1dt• ('ounl \ ,, ·' ,ttlarkM .Rtt. K:ll>i. t>-H_7i85 ITl'lln tr\._....,,,,.., 41f! rnm1• ....,... SonW' 'hit ,·omoH r• '·" :JI l l\ll"' -., \ :S:'.;tl-. 11<'1 Lnil l1ou,111·rm., l'.Owuril F•,h H1•a l1t11 ~!lli7.I DUPLEX polt•nt1.1l 11..,ndh de• Bolh .!Br. 2ba unih vi•lopm)! "rt'.• ~ mih·, Nt-:Wl'Olt'I Hf'.,\(.'11 Slep, tu beach Unit up o(.lrt>t·wa'.'r lronl.•~· 111 Sµ.u· .!1111 1 d ••11 ·Hl111 has larj?e bal<>ony Unit H'fllor term.. rm I.It Vll'w plu., I Ur down has frplr Asking FARGO R.f . ""' oH•r l:Jt ;_w, M ''" $187.000 Call for appt 116'11 $1 orI 1~ 20HO drtvwi. Rd 01)t'n Sal Sun 714/968 :;929 BKR Ask ~.~ l•OO I 4 JU or hy apµt. J\,1.'l for Paul. PRINCIPALS •••••••••••~;;.!•••••• Cr:uw S400tiCJH ONLY PLF.l\SE eart5bad, beaut1ru1 ocean F~ ook Acr•OCJ~ SACRWIC~ rront. comm erc1ul bwld 12 ,1('rt"\, '12.000 vr ;wrc1 .. ; ~outlful 4Flr. pool.~p11 , 1n1Z~ttt"-l(lf.f l11nd J'.IJ ' t>wnPr will f111i1rt1••!.' lit y a rd X Int ;irt•J Wit.It'. .;ppr"" t j.700 ''I w 2:)•, duv.n S142.500ti73·4311 /\gt ft lull on·an \Ill'" blu1· '"a. wh1h· W<IH '' 11ublll' e PRE:H IGE ONCHF.RHY Li\K~; 1>Urkin~ nt'artn <' o:;;· t11 I HOM€~ t' ·Ur. I Ha . .! lrpk. !I'·· mot.cl~ «t ''"nti·r of t(I"'" · as..,umalJI+> lolln. tt·rmi. $!14!1 ouo 1 t rm.~ Anxwu• J3.l3 "' <'<1o1~l llv.,. "'II lly Ownt'r l'nn unl:v owrwr r ltr 713,\'.lol 11:1.. 645·6646 $26M.OOO 642 11 21 dy... Hier 675 ~Ill('"•" wknd' NEW DUPLEX Cotmlrrciot SPYGL~S'S FINEST l::xclus1ve offrnn)( f an la:tUl' panOrJrnl(' \ ll'W of <•IV 11.:hh 01 "Jn C:a t al1na .ind f'j lU.'> V1'1'dci. i\b--olul\' Pt'rfH' tmn throtq.lhoul th1:-pro f t'l>!.10011 lly d1;t or al 1 cl Tr .1th•w 111 d ' m odt'I ll1f(hl~ 1m11roH•d with I U' I Cl m C' ,1 I 11 t I I I) I! drJPt'"<"' and w.111 1·m 1·nn)(!. /\II m ~<>fl l'Olot" 'f'llt<I fountuin 10 Iron• und hot luh 111 ""tr tul1 toc.l.1\ 111 ,,.,. th1 .... , qw:.1i1• homt• = l"<t',1 H [:(!j., I< f • d I ., v f ·.1 .'011{1 HARIOA VfEW 1':lc•11:in1ly cl1•t•utatnf Wl l'Of\t· l:M!•Rl' dt:c11 "'11· cpl, clt•t' w:1llppr :lH tt den. formul clcn. hul(t' k 1t rhcn. 1·orn,•r lot Sl.S9,SOO SouthlancJcrs 631 :n.33. 642·622fl BEACH "AXER " Cuti :1 br lw:u h h .. , Wood bt•am 1·1•1ltl1~' Bn<'k frpk "•'<'<I,. '4 orll bul )'OU S3vt> llurf\. t·:tll now'001:.>'oll Wntclff Rutty ~000 DOWN BY OWNER Will CON')' bfal on C1)ntract C~e (rom ~ dlrrcr nt vaeaiu propcrll•• C' M JNpt are11 No qu1.11lfy1n1t nee Pnnc only Coll 64~·~ --s.ca..nte 1016 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rer1111 Adm1r11I tot c·u ~rton.-. iclnl <'OOO '7~~ 14:19 or Ht•rit •If lrvtM h-operty 1600 ••.•••••.•............. Nf:W SllOPl'IM; CENTfoH Nt'wport Bl'ndl i\1 '"' Tnpk net lc>n't'' Fir'l year<> rent ~uurllntt•t-cl Pnm.-h11.th lrnlfu· c·ount 11.00U Sq fl•t•I ll'lllabll !rpdCe S7M0.000 ~BllinsCo. 631·3400 or 644-8758 Pnm1· W;ih•rfrunl tum mt•rc•1,1I toe 1111n lor lt•aM' II• l,1 d11 ;\t ,1rin. V11la1tl' bl3 tM6:! Cottdominiums/T own· ho.tie• f'K stl• t 100 ......•....•.....•..... t'or ~id1• hv """"'" l.hwt':>I pnl't•1J \'Ulld11 In .,r.Jewport lk .1rh '' moll old:: bd. 2 0Ct 15 U11t U11) per Ct. NB Cul ck Sill'. 148 Ht).~. $1(1 IKM1 ~r •. 1100 ....................... A S,.clof 4-PI•• 1n .1 prt:1<1 1 ~1ou" IK'lf(hborhood rwM lluol 1n1tlun l1 11 1 bou1 Sp1c1ou!>. drnm.itrC'ully detu«ned unit w11h l'X PaJlS.lYf' Yll'~' IMC} 254.5 !J6(J .. JTll lftcon h-operty 2000 ··••··········•••······ ZGOOD TO IE TRUE 2 IUCH HOUSES OMA LOT '/BLOCKS.! 9F.AC'H 2HOUS~ l"OH ONI. r 5'3,7ti0C'u MUST IH. $0llOTC>Gl<=i'tHm DON'T Ot; 2 LAT 1-; SC..'<JIT lt1':Al.TY ~·7$33 76UHITS · lyOWMH Low rent TAAltc (IVflr ii,.) loon No VUCIU)Clt' Propeky louted 11t lGi&O W l2ndSt. R11l'o CA.LL S42·l676 for Wo Rkflll ""Clcom I Hr "l.11 lk1 (',1, p.11 111 .:ara1tl.'. 216X Mtnt'r ~I c ·~ St4~.00'J llldr 1\1<.'1 f>S7 .\,',7•1 IEACHFIUR SI 15.000 S..n ('ft•mt•nlt• Tn I'll'\ lln1•1·c1 lo !>t•ll 'h t•ll Ollllt'(f m .ltTJI,\ m:N II y llEALTUH~ 21:. Ot.•I Mur t\12 lt~t PRIME E'SIDE Costa Meso/ 3 Unih V<•rv Jltr.11 11"•' 2 llrlrm rronl 1·1111 ·•!:" w ,,.,,, \ "'Mm flr.•pl.11•1· and ch· t.1dwd 11tt1\ N U N 1':"- 1> ti I• I. "· x II ,. !\ l I t' 11 UllKlfllti<t m.1turi•1r1•''"' all on th1• 'anw ~'1.'ll\ 17J' i.1l1• l.luJ)h•'l ('OOla•ns 211 ll 211.1 ti.• •• :mu :!Im urut.' l'Lt ':-. t r111 NWIO'!~d ,1.1arag1·., c:n·a• 1m·11m1• propcrh I< JI h l• r ,. a I 1 :.11 I' 111 wslor · :-pn l'l' of $211:>, ooo ROGERS REALTY 675-2l I I , llG IEACH 7 UNIT i\l'AKTM l':N1' HOOSE produces $24,000 pcr year Asking ~ ooo or beill olf l'r. SCOTIREALTY su.1uJ IOXGROSS w .. II 'hc1w vou how lo fl U r I' h II I. t' I h \' ' 1' :' lo11rph•111•s m t'o~l11 M C'\,1 (or I 0 X lo! r u ' " .111 ti J)Olti;lbly It·~' l'r11l1• 111 vwnrr"h1p Don I v.111l' Cff!.!t 2600 E. Cocnt Hwy COM 759-9386 4UHrTS All 3 8r ~ Ba unit.I. Goe.Hi Stin11t t\J\'1 locution Mon lhly ln~m~l-400 Ownlf Wiii clll't)' 2nd. fo\Jll PrH't' ~.000 II I -I • •• , In r~ fop • t .,.r IC'I. .. ••• All !I ,,. .... II> l' •• :x 11. .. to •• le I 4 s s JI ' ... i f' ""'\. . 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I BR. nu d~. 1tove/rt'f1. 2 bedroon\11, ocean vlew • .........., z t 00 -·· .. ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••• • •••••.. pra.c•. frplt· + •tra11 9iC> mo up. tlunttnaton Newer IBR ab.•1 1rl1 oout. adJtt, no peta. 1225. llACHWOOO Ans new carpet.a dr•pa San -·-.. ············-· 2........ .... -..-1110 _,. 2 a.-. •Dn. r-tt-. pull o.-... n vlrw C-h>ll'' tu Padlka.JU.ial·IMI MOO/mo )'1'ty. AGult.a/no rn.. Mi-1319 1491br1215. 2 br. z ba Clt"mc-nle. noo I PM .,... I .... -_... _, • " .,_ ti bw ll N II pet.I. Evcll 2U/25'1·f79a ' 1331. Adult.I. 982-1800 ~ ' eo.u llua UO'd OO' 'it 6iat II tut Mo alw J•nl "r. Ml bQ kJdl ...:~·A ~11j8 Cqt:1•-NEED 3 br apt CM/Npt .....aM.G mo.ooo Bllr. ,_. 61().llJI Puts. Im. Ml~. no ....... va. •n ........... -.d 1425 3 Bdrm. 2~ ba. MSG pr ms aru for rnpon 181.0CXTOOCJ!'!AN ~ --•171D tb4il ft004iN'4IO'l'O -••••••••••••••••••••••• •mo yrty. Wortcln1 alrla employed mother w/2 2 Br. llVI ba. f11>I~. 2 car s..N AM 3110 ...... w.--lJoO ..... 5 BB. f•m rm . dln ..... .._ ..... J240 !I Hrlwnh. ... Wutf'l.n VlfW, Aduh..t O\l•r .0 3 br un pref au Alvarado Pl tM'W '1125-$350. uol1tm. flal $3)0 mo. Adult.a Ofl· ...................... . •••••• .. -•••••-•••••• nn . 2 ~~ ftiA• .. lut •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ~I " J•ruu1 l :\&O furn Security, rtc'rt'u t1:n-Q234orf'l5 3800 Ph6'5-71S'feves. IY· ~· Atk for Dick ADULT--OUllT WWtndeJhrwcn ac'" .\ltllllT 0 Nrw ans 2 Mdroom ~~.au IG11 uon ti 8 N0-1* Vfl'I dun. 1 br. ~ blk to 2 Sr, 2 ba, like oew ooly 61~Blo!I 2 BR. 2 Ba, b&n., O/W. 111 IU.. b2 Elko. Nevada --, GI" bedri.>om • d n ....... Hiit JJSO l'ayfrnl U.lmont Shor .. 2 beam 1335/mo. 875-3029. twnhse E aide UTS. mo. 3 Br, a Ba. c11>t. drapes, new ('11ta/d.r]llll. ~I 1rir. lor t'la.l\ u11boat, ear, 2.8R lba. frpl4>, bU.lna. n"w 7l Cedar • wlodow •• .. ••••••••••• .. •••••• br. i bll <'oodo In l et'. ~ or w1md1. 11t, laJ1l + SlOO. :548-8594 frplc, ~v. paUo. 3 blk Forced air beat, w•lk v- dlamona1. sold. •'"· .pr Adutta1no1 u hoCM Phi" blot ka to Nt'.W<tBr. :m.i he lam rm blda Wetbu. w!'lhr/ c... .. Mw JIU ~'::; sa:.::e3~518~~3s S.~~~1 ... ~mo. ff1).1fl/11 MTS... M•r h f'rhetC' 1 rar IV' M"hls"~ ~fwy: \l ryt"r, udulla only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"'•T••o1 _,:. ...,,,~9. ol _,, •at11•. n.Uy m ain ' 962 ~ .OOlmo Uoat alip 11va1I _., .w ~·" .,__. WUJ trade 3 •utKlivldt·J c:..hl.... lll4 t&Uled yant Adu.la., No llOl mu ~ntr !ll3~9&00. ~9197-orr ~ lmmac. 2 Br upper, 2 Bdrm 2 belh •pl. 2 ADULTUVIMG =r.~ Vteu1,fot cuh, ....................... pmta. lt!Q~re 111t ~ Uilh tr!!.J_:l.JO<llt 11r_M__ beatn ~elUnja, llv rm ye..-. o&d~-r wul of 11-1....... ~....... BeautiluJlv landacapfld. l. cu . at•ITlonda. 9 ....... n-• :tb r, :f\'tba. _fbM, tho•m_t _ ,_...__. l21J On lhei •and 2 br. 2 i,. frp~. refrl1. ran ae. ' "' ....._ ..., .... ~ 162 8dnn unlta. ~ ..., .. _ • '"' .... -.--~ 1 ,. •·/drap"'•· Refa duple•. 5 per mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 11~ •-'""'M """ ............. -1t Db&~-· pool •.... _ ... v ..,._ 4 u ••••••••••••••••••••••• PoO . 1ecurily, i.auna. .. .. " ... ~-· 5'16-7129 a. ho s J .,, .., -.. ''"' '" ..__..._.. ,.....,,. • m ,...CA H =e ..... Yrly •~ .... mo. ~... nant a n oa,um • 1 • ________ .. .l.iiNDi 8 &.o bch Vt ,ft '---. a'-, ,: ba, ram Nt"utl Sh"n!I , •ardf'n -1mo up. unllnl\on ...., ... _ RecreaUona aclllllew lv a.. ,.. ~ "" -...... ""' " " .. " Panik' a, :u.3 W-3846. · Lil no peta. &401810 bdrm <'Ondo w v 1 e w. Roita from $285. ...................... Cabin for 11•nl 3 tsr Gttle!O V#llt-y L.ILk~. nn Snow Va lley, !1~2 8 ltl wkdnda I 'lf67 2220 ltHllatah b~ •••••••••••••••••••••• DIAMOND •GOLD .Ladil'I di• rtn~ ove r Jct appr ovl'r $43,000 & lge amt of gold <'Oln!'O Trad •' far T.O. or Haul ~tale Cull Dane 752 11120 o SS7 :&S34 eves & wk nc b Ya.a. o pct.a nn. fri>&c. dlllwbr. Prof homr . 2 8k. l ba . df'n, orM1·3L22 DWI.EX loaded w/extra.a. P•&&Y· , .... .,PLAZA I im.llM! laadat'ape d Ind ""WkWpvtbcb.1tuarded CondofOl'le&lt'ocw3br.2 seo.-4382 - Nc-w ~ hr, l' 1 bit cundu, dbl w11cr &. t p Open t.am u 1hn11• P ool, JlliC"\U.ll bl 41 Jul. ~ JT"1 IO-liao JOll'dmtT Many •·•traa i·omm Pool , nu Pf't!I bti . i..1. lhlla no peta Upper 2BR. 2ba. aundlt, Plush aludx>. newly rt• ---------:B>OS f1ower556-7960 kktit Ok No SM' rroo. <:1&rch•111111t 1111'ld ~. ~. nm 7~ u:,11 ath'r fl)k, beam cell. delux. d e c o r a l c d • t' r · 2 BR.. 1 Ba condo. OW. AC. i-I ... " r.a.-d All No ,,.. -.. ~ CWOG!l\J 8PM S4ts. 2 13 /698·680$. ~ atytmg. 2 Br Soa. Pool . gym, tennis • .....-.1'.,-.i:t.d ltOO 111). l 7141673-8797 + 20xl0 den. 2 Ba fu lly "7~ +. No kids, peta. or_,.__ ......_Vlefo lJ67 Tocc:•a•1t tiled 4' wallpap~red . ~. • .................... .. •2 Br. If yard, Stove. ....................... u.fwWlliled 3525 Li!e d1x 2 br, 2 ba. Plu11h cupeta, drapes. bit ma. 4I s:.m Al utll paid No Ready tu muvf' 1n l br. a ••••••••••••••••••••••• crpl. dlw. pauo. fplr. !~ iaragl' w/washcr & ~ .. _.. ll MOllUHOME pre.a 13311174 bla. fllllc, <hhwhr, £1tlio. LAJ(fo; t'OREST 3 Bdrm, Bltns, dshwsr. Adull.8. no ... ,.er ~up, nuto door ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMFOIMATIOM ~-lmmar .. br t .. -b... fnt'd yd, 1ur Kida peta 2\.-, Hll. m1crowavt>. corn pets. MIO. mo. 64$-3779or opener, dpnvl paUo. com· CCONOOLIFP ONRIVLaE V u ;w2 Rent, "J:!on to buy Info, _, .. .,.. • ok 142.'\ Al(t No fri· 64&-97 l4 640-933S pl. 1ar en ng sen11ce . o guna. • l 1~\Af'l Nl4e ••c atl'ftt In 1164 ~. m ~1 true top l.andacupe scrv or · l~I Tu hp Ln. corn.-r Br. 1"'1 Ba. frpl. deck, repo 1 oan assump 10"· Loi loc. Cluldrt'n • peu. F'irrp)ace. 2·000 sq rt l Br. So ot hwy, all bit ms Tulip/Elden. S495 mo No Sim/mo YTIY 673-50t& ~9olfi~Y (J.nance O.A C ult 113tl2T\llt r Cittlt> Ml~ le•h 3269 au~e dues mcl S57S w1· .. ~hw"• .. -r •· r"'fno. ""'* 548·87~ ~-1..1--S (if-mini Rfty ft.'tf t~ .... ·:;;................ mo Eu. Dave . ~S·7~ wi::d ce~gs. :'arthlo;e .--· · Feb 20th. lrg 2 BR, 2 blk11 ._""' ~ tor• llACH $.HO~"'° Yrfy Nil carpetin8 etc. Gara!(e O>mlortuble new 2 br. 2 from beach, No. La11una . Santa Ana 554 7070 Br•lld Dt'W ovori.utld Var1rnt 4 Br 1 ~" Ha , u.a .. rtu..t __ old w/wshr. dryer space $.1(15 ba. k1d1 ok. no pets S450/w11lA!r pd. 494-036l Weilm1ru1ter ~ 8119~. X>LA ln (Mt'td yard, \'UI d« sac, """.,.. Af tw..h F.ntllhed 95.S-364S 5S7-GMl51365 mo 1-; Anaheim ~4500 ~~M-•l!~:d'""~!;' kldsOK 1495 963--0175 1.atge 2 story homt. b1& ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• mo. eves. Oceanfront 1 br apt. S400 W Anaheim 761 14'2 -rooms. vuuJled/bea ma. 2 •-&..--p--1-~ . .1-3707 Co.fa MeM 3124 Villa Mesa AplS, 2 bdrm. mo. Nr. Victor Hugo bAnatwim 956·1011 3 bdrm Z b• U v rm. SUPtt 4 br, 2 ba, d1hwhr, hUll bed 2ba ---$270 to S28S E I l.ZJ3)876-Z723 1---------• ,.m rm. frpk, 2 <'Ir ,,.. ...... ,_...,. 'fd, "11r "Ide ( I e d r oom ii. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. nc . -------------.~...., ,,.,.... .. " .. ~I!'. eek. 2 puUos. ans 1 "' ............ CH"' "'"S ~ar l child, JIO IXllS •--Hlh 3ISO .iara&t Sti2~ Vt!r mo & Pl-bl at Edbon H s BBQ D/W efri • Encl I bdr . off street pork Ing, -~ "'"' 646-12Sl -,--111E t:XCITINC; 7J;Mm&s.49-~l sos. A.C L, n or~~. ' 'r g. d yrly $300 Large t.2&3 bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALMMISAAnS jPU". work 11P11~• laun 673A070648-G238 ~den apts . Adults. sns. Ljic. 2bd. newly dee FOR LEASE: 2 bdrm • 2 JIDDu llATH 1'2566 9732971 hk.ltp. I chJld . no JM:la. • ..... bl•-· I duJ I MINUTESTONPTBCH ..,... G-"t ........ ··a ""./\cu~• ,.~ta ... --37~... ..m. uut.enc l(ar. pool, adults. no pets. ba , A ts 52 ynt o d n .. ~h.t•"'BR fin.,,!Jtt"Y,doubh:ai1u•11e . C'Uu· :i hr. i b.l, d.~bwhr. • .... ,..,......,,.....,.....,.... ~ .....,.._ .... l(as bbQ. Pool. Gas Pd. 32$-J l7thPlce,orrS.An1 tAMure World.Topoftht• r;"~~&up p.ibo. ft'flred yard Muny covered pallo, fncd yd, •lJOO ISLE. ;s BR 2 ua . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '178Scott Pl. 642-5073 Ave, alt. HAM. Hlll Montlec1to Villnl(c· Adults. No pct:. t•xtrll.8 Everythln(I JU8\ gar. K1dl & pet.°"· S44:s. love Jge. p11llo S7SO mo. SUS CASITAS w ........... -VfM-h Out.standing 180 de.:rf'i: 1S61 Mesa or. hkl' new S525 mo lf'aae Agt, .no fft~. 964·25G6, 55&-6588, 645 d822 Larfe & small l bdrm. .._ _,... 2 Br plua townhse lype. Panoramic Northl'rly 15 Bl"" L' .. t f N l Agent. 548·7Tl9 97S-2W71 ___ . ------enc gar $24~ & up ~ulauliful brand new S370mo.Nopets. view. Owner c 714 I ""B~v~> eWl>(>r 3 Br 2V. 8ft townhouae, Adults. no pets 2110 """ l apta. No peta. Pool. 642-5062 64G-U27 Sam ~m 546-98&0 Cle-an 2 br w/garage Adullll. no pet.a 773 W W1IM.lf'I $275. MIJ·9417. ...__ Nr <;WCotlcgc-&Manna 811( Canyo n w /s prc· NewporlBI 548·4968 JUCUJ:Zl.O!>endaily. ..... Jn; :J b1, 2 ba, patio. fnt·d tM.'Ular view, pool, Jae , SM W 19th St. For rent l SR. bath & gar ROOIN 4000 yd, 1u1.r Kldll 4' p('l!I ok. lt'f\1Wi. Avail 2/l/79 $900 $25<1. l Br mobile home. Bach S255·S265 2 b d r · Ea !I t s Ide U\ lovely Garden Villa ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4~!1 A~t , no Ct.• c . 1no Aft 61'M , ~·32.64 Mature ad Its only. No 1 Hr S211().S3(){> wwnhou.'lc 1 '"1 Ba • patio. Apls Nr golf couri.c 9UICK MOVE IM 004 2566. 97~2971 ------IX'l5 Qwet. i.ccurc. 19'Jl 2 Br $335.Sl:IO I au n d r Y S 3 2 5 / mo Must be over 52. Single Hrand l'\c.'W 2 br. I•, hn -----• Newport Cr«"ll Condo. 2.3 Nwpt Blvd. 646-3373. TSL M•ml 64S-8l22 ~1 TTCH140 290 twnh..,t.> f'.11•lllulo Ih a 3br, 2b11 Condo w /dbl or 4 bdrms S625/up --=------------------- ...................... l'Y•'rythlnl{+ lJOOsqCt of tiiar~. & pool. $420 Avail 1mm t>d . Agt Cozy, Euuide, I br, pr. lltAHDHEW Mlwportled 3169 ·~-· Lovely gal'derui·Brooki. wtr. fall •K.ttrhen l''ac1l avail •.Ju1·u.tz1, heated pool •Wkly or daily ma 1d srv •TV & phone ova1l1&blc Pnvatt' p11rtv want~ l l>UY older incom~· pruPt•r tv regu.rdle-ss or ronch uon 547·3182 luxury hVlnJ:. Only $395 5'$-~L6AfterS r .M ~ yd, olf-11l pri<, Ulll. pd, 3 br. 2 bn. oil electric. O..P.. 3126 ...................... . mo :i 11.'ft ' Dnv1• by 2548 -;---S290/mo67S·6670. Covered parking. $475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK MEWPORT OrCln"I' Ave Then i:all 3 Br. new condo, 1 mile> lo C'ANALFRONT S7SO 600 W H I New condo, 3 Br 2Yt lia. '"'"c.'282 he h Tota l rec pkl( HU-,3 ba,walktobch. Hi.w~.,qon•och 3740 mo. . am1ton. frptc,oceanv1ew,tl«ur. Bachelors, 1 or 2 '7" lm~ OICcup a vail. on 1 Manna Realtvti42·8850 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83S-21H7or6'2-2164 ~ ....... ,.... I I {jedrooma&Townhoui.es ~ .-..... 'f'I. poo . J8C. Ad ts, From S34S 50 n--.L.L.. i l\r. I ba. rl'fng, Cncd _yrl.se. 1213_1_1119-M41._ w·--1.1y Rat.as M15• -Mu nopeU. $650 499·21'13 _, d I d -Wolk to beach from Large lll:C'll ,. "''"' Spectacular spa. total Id low en $63 Wk 2277 Harbor Col!ta Me1a 64~ Y" r . <· o s e ga r . V Cl b h l BR S3'"' Pool Jaftu•-• . ••••••••••••••••••••••• childrt'n <tk ,no pc~ $34S arant. 011e to ear. 3 hdrm.21h ba.Ncwport Spaclous Sludlos & ....,, · '".u , Fcrleaae: Pt Niguel con· recreation proaram. HcluMs Fumillted 541! 04.'li 682 JoJnn .. 8". bNlUl. dee. 2U R 2bn. Cretil Condo Home. 2 car t Bed.room Suites gar . avail. Adults . no do, 3 Br 2 Bu. lighted ten· social proaram. 7 oools. 8 ------·--- ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Crplc, gar. $325 5S7·862.'I garal(c. Ir._: palJo. len Complete Kitchens pets. 2650 Horla Ave, rus. pool, Jacuui. sauna . lennia courta. Al 1"ashlon Room w/lutchennelle eat.oo...._.o 3107 $325smull:i 1Hlh!>e+dln 3 ~esforr;;-. -rus.pool.clc Jmmcd oc Beaut.Patio/Pool 549--""47. $425 mo 24096 PaSt'O lsJand,JamboreefrSa.n S60week&up. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg rm No f>('l~ Child xlnt area.~>~ r upancy $600 per mo Mrud Service -1V ~ 2 br, 1.,.., ba lwnhse Corona No smoking. no Joeq\.ln Kills Road $48·975.5 Stat term lease. l''eb. lilt <>K !~/8S!:_.3220 546-:J429. ~Sev~. l Male to ocean Gar. (pie. patio, good toe. pets. PH. 831·2816 17141644-1900 . to Juno la.l. Love ly 3 br,' Adult lmnl(. new duplex i Rr, 2 ha t•ondo near Royal Suites E·stde. SlOO MOVE IN Bachelor unit '-" block • hJ home. Frpk. p vt a.p at·1ous 3 Ur 2 Ha VACAKT IX'ach R<'fng, WIO. 2 127"Yorklown at TSLMl(mt 6421603 Al.LOWANCE from beach. Ail ul1I pd Furn. r oom & bllth . E/Slde, C.M. SUIO. refniz 552-4201 imuo 833 7761. 549 5711 w/gar a ges. SliOO m o 2 UK 2 Ba. fpk, <'lotse to c·or f'nc gar Frplr. pool. &>ach Blvd Beaut 2 BR. 2 ba. Mesa 2br Iba, pvt sundeck & . No lods, no pet,<;. 201 E Hewport .. ach 3169 &\274S6 licurh S350 Ai.k for .,,1u na. Jae $550 mo 536-0411 or Drive. nr s A Cntry i<araite Lots of gn1ss Balbou Blvd. S2SO per Sip'~ only No cook'g !-'or •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Hr 1,,., Ba _. den, + Kt>1U1. 962 4471 , li7J..6610. 645·9536 543-2000 Club. Pvt fncd yard, 2 $375. mo 3.1552 Blue Lan mo + »ecwily dcp Call o I rl Pr e m p I · d N o n S """"'rl w/.•tor aa"'. 14->c tern. 496-9230. SUes.56 7707 dmk'r /smkr $55 mo Ii.I l(a.n:.l<>ner. $440 mo .'Ills ~~...., " .. ~ ...., I Or c * WIMTER * OK 3133 Dublln 979 7836 4 IDRM, 2 1/J BATH lwaulifuJ dt'cor 5 Bdrm ~ ~och 3748 mo.673-8139 .631·1816 Quiet hilltop ocean view. Del UR 2 b & ast. l54.1 anl(t' .M J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wt 4 • a, Rar. no --1..t-R--&.....1-3BR2Ba ... S475 FS WOODS So walk to OCt>an $.500/mo hom e on 1.100 w1lh Beaut. grounds. nice & Dana l'omt Adult.'>. no pe\S, stepr; LO bt:h. ~75 V-.un --. 4250 3BR0cearuront $1;00 M A •• nr • llJgh.ly upgraded New f in est amen1t1 ci. l..i\GUNA B~ACH MTR qwet. Adults. no pets 3 pets, gar 2 bdr. S.l25 · 3 ~ 644·1103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR8ayv1ew .. '6!>C r..tPlaza 3 hr +dC'n/of riupet& paml. Vacant $1500/molease. INN $75/wk&up.Maid Br bungalow. Poo l . bdr. $450 Less for 1 PalmSpnngs luxurycon· • Oceanfront . . $97!> rite, ram rm, frplt', AskrorKeith l>Crv . color TV , hcutl'r. 2 ba. balcony. do, Canyon Country Cluh •YEARLY• a trium . nic e l y ll QNWATER.churminl(2 pool.UUl.(7141494-~94 2 br townhoui1c.lnq.177 SToro 3832 encl.gara~e. All bltns, area,28r2 &.wknd11 or l llf<Oceanfmnt $450 land~c1tpPd yard & cul If, · bedroom 2 bath w/boat ll&N.:..Coaat ll~ E22ndSt ltlOMS-2498 ~toM~!~b.Yrly642•1603 wldy.4.93~S87.686·l<nl Clr<·anfront . $1'50 ilt•sai· No peti. $650. in 962·44n(:'::: i.hn.$750/mo M.w-rt•~-h ]769 I • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ("' nf S .,.,, d ,.......,,r 64().7499 ,.. r-· --SU-.. .... ICE LuxunOWI new apt.a. Near a.-.-LL to ~L.-... JOO ... c•a root · 11,.,., -..!''~ Waterfront Hom~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.K;ft" everything. 1 ·~ & 2's IA~OR UMITS =::: ... =:. .. -: .... SURLldolsle. SI lmmiculate J bdr .. 2 ba,u.Jt1,t• 611·1 ... 00 •Locked&ar.w/lg stor. s3 ~'6c. o •••s ...___u ,._~ "" W . I . I · • .,,1 f~4 8611. ~& +_.....,¥<, Ctlfdo""' rw.w pa.mt, drpi1 , crp~. 2 HarbGur 3242 IAYFttOMT •DI patio. n<iry rm. 711l-• • 201 E. ._.......__ w1 car l(ar. l.'OV piillO, encl ....................... 111Sl>ecu41 ca.biAcljp~('e I , ,, •.t • ·-,.. • • u~~,_ ..... , BURR WHITE ' REALTOR, IHC. 675-4630 yd. 11rhools. rount.rylike Townhouse 28 K 2,., bu Churm1ng Oceanfront ~s ~!~'2 ~ .. year· .Oas ~at. gas cck>klng • ....,uli14oetleCJdl 3140 C41a-hl SS6-770J Share.ahomeorapunenl i;etlJnl(, avail now f'/P . . :lBR. den, dining rm. CH .......... --0 T ~ashot.wuterall free. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"··· m u MITW ~'125/mo 714~156. pool, JDC, sauna. tenms rrpl<'. yrly 67~·9900___ """ IOaor'ft M •Adults. no pets . SHARP, besC'h t .2 & 3 RR. ~181.tfft" Beaut apl, ~V'4.lf ATI.S HUJ Charnlin9 loyfre>td $450tmo. 842-3167 2 BR. I bu,Jrly. ~ 1 Bdrm. S2&0. Crpk. dlshwsbr. uarage beaut bay view• 2 br, 2 Ulc ~~ ~ Ct.M"<.h•·" VACANT Re :i ut1ful Rent Le 1 di l.1dolsh . .,:nrn.<i 11'J ba.220 ST!PSTOIEACH Monthlomonth & lJ 960-23S8 ba fo'l"plc HURe pal10 c-.·~-hr.x. ... -. 2 lklrm. 2 bi1th homl' wit h VIEW. $595/m o WUlter lease. 4BK/den or :-, RR Sep or 8~11• ·'sgeR , x Vt a lthur a . $900 . JBR.2ba.wnlr $42.'i ~EldenAve,C.M . pa 08• Pool. Mature adult!!, no °""~'"AS'""el97l f /f I 2000 rondo, n.r walt!r. 2 '2~ 114.'>-0l.51, 846-324:1 "'-·-..,-·n I ~ $S35 721 A "'".,...., .... em r m w rp c sq bulhs. bllins. refng ____ ___ :l BR. 2ba, yrly. $675 642·'1605 •vw•u...,..,.e, ovcly, spuc · m11(t1ll -- Salsbury RHlty 671-'900 n SSOS/mo. 5.57 8623 W I W c p t s . !louse for rcnl m Newport 2 BR, Iba. yrly 1435 & home-like 2 br with ~hown t>y appt ROOMMATES Mesa Verde. 2 BR. den, wai.hcr/drye r . P''t yard, f\•ach. 3 br. 2 ba .. lrg 3 BR. I bu, yrly. S465 Newly decorated 3 br. 2 ba pvt, galed entrant'e + 2 coven<d pulio. nice yard 2 car gar. Pool. S495 rum. rm. Gardener anrld. PARK LIDO townhous e. Spacious . pati~ Some with att c.-w be b 2 b f I Share-H·Scn• ll fireplace & pool. Qwel garage. Sw1mmmf( pool ._ ac · r • rp l' • F.11JQV more Pay les~ • Cl~c to school & !lhOPH Evcs&Wknds S46-0892 $700_ Ca_'_l_l 64_4·7~ ~~' ~n, frpl Pool. a rea Adults. no pets. Jncu1.Z1. Tennis courts I ::J.~~chen, S375. Yrly AllA~cs&Lifeslyl~ Houses Unfumish.d Ni<'t' S500. 644'5187 or am. ----324 4 ls. 5 $400. 645-3381 : 675 5949 blk LO Hunlinl(ton shop Wt· Cheek Refen•nrc~ •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• S44...HSIY -----••••••••••••••••••••••• ( tl'E' .. "'FRONT S5 II Ad I Calls ... L ... 282 • ,,., ~~ . . . . 7S "'"_._.d d ll 2 8 d PlllR cente r ma . u l.'> EaslbluH I Br . pool. ,._"" G-rd 3202 LEASEOPTIOM Woodbndge JBr JI• be, ~RRL&do Sand!> $625 *""°"""1 ea u r . en. No pe t:. From $4 35 adults, no pets $320 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• s Bil, J ba, golf course IM'W ' Near LHke & p11rks t RHchelors Available 12 Ba condo. pool. dbl gar. Seawind VIilage. 15555 644-4767 RENT 'TIL YOURS honw. $795/mo. $199.500 No pel.'1. ~· fl33.800(_!_. CUii for rnformal100 5425· ~6S88. 645-6822 Hu:nUn~on V1llasce Lune. GAROENGHOV ~: 54&1l41 RENTALS JOHESREALTY,lnc New2Br.kidsok.1>1arage. K.B.f7141119tJ.9961 .1 BR 2ba h1mtly rni 673-6210 yd . wash tdry hookup -•r--•ffco c luldren & pets $47!i $450 M°""' 2 UR. 2"'2 ba · · SJ95 ---------$400 mo 2521 Orange u ~ MULHEARN 4 hr, ram rm , 3344 :t lUt llf•ba SotSO ------TOTAL Ave.5.52-1200 Hew a.attyRecjiiter Nevudu. Mesa Verdt-3HR, 2ba. · .. SS50i65CJ Lido Isle, charming 3 BR, -----Heor Oc..- 75._7800 No.,varunt,f>.''>7·2H2'1 3 lill,2'hba ..... ··~1 den, gar opener. fam. 2d~.;~1ba$2c9T~cda'rpo~~ Junior 1 BR. 1 BR & 2 3BR.31ba .... · . ~25 sml pet OK . Initial re nt LIVING "' BR. 2 BA Secunty pro lalM>a laland 3206 1 yr old 3 R" 2 Hit 4 UR, 2 _, ba .... $650050 ~ot1able an r<'lum for !77<J-01J6. vided by pvt key-card en t11wnhouse.or So.Cousl 4BR.3ba .. ~75 l ouch u p p a 1nt1ng A c..-~1 .... 1ra 2BR.2ba try . Bltn kit l'h .........••.•••••••.... 4fHl 3ba. den. dmanl{ rm . pat\o w 12as hbq New tile, very clean. $775 bi5-l442 Plaza, pool/tennis. S575 4 OR. 2"'1 ba $1000 NB ~3787 partmenta. ......... ..... "" ,. mo 640-6395 Wkdya call ------Entertainment. J(arden npt. pool. $295 w/lumlnou.s clgs. Plush urt 5rM. SF:AVIEW. 4 Br 3 Ba, I~ 7lOW. l8thSt carpel. lge pvt patio or 22 !Sly pn n t le ' I'" Recreation . . . b a I (' 0 n I e 8 w I x t r a ~.' v. ,.,u c. r.n "" Yours-365 Bdrm apts. unfurn, storage. Pool. spa. hght _ • ~300_. 64_o.-0006 family complex. no peUI ed ~nn1s court. lndry Nl.>w Home 3 bdr 2 ba. 2 Bedroom. avntl 1m metl1Jtl'ly No rwts Newpor1 lh·1~hl ll 64iHr100 Park Newport sub ll"a!lt' :! bdr . 2 b1t • $444 /MO An 6PM 640-2610 f'rOMOntory , .. Ololce28R, 2ba w/frpk. r ath ceilinJ(i., wate r Vll'W Refs. req $800/mo or Sl200 /mo . furn 675-11684 Ft•male Lg 2 bdrm. 2 ba l'OOdO lr\'lllt!. 634 8050 or 9$.(]789 Gail. 1\ UNl4Uf':Sfo:ttv1n : u :t ~.., help cut vnur rc·n1 .n hair We <'l.lrdully l>l'r<'i."11 for your hf Mt) I\' Our fr!.". ure IN.:. l<l'f ~ c·het·kl'd SHAfU: RF:NTAI~" ASSOCIATION 1046 N Tuslm Ill, Ur sc.e J 639-9000. 639·9003 Roommate lo shr 3 Br house NB. 21·30 yn. age Outstanding Uuyfro n Wtpter. 2 bdr . 2 ba .. frpltil, $1050/Mo 675 7285 Nc•1ir Maker/Bear Never O<'cup1ed. Reqw r~ Is l Jasl & secunly. ISOO per mo <.:all Jack or Kay 54().5."i(li 81tlfs, super bay view' 3 daya 0 year! S28S 220fl opt 3. College fadl Limited prevlt>w RR, 2"'2 ba S750 Mo • BeautiNJ s11191.. Ave. 642-9760. rental\ From S'l90 per Ascent 644 1133 1 & 2 Bedtoom BR 2 Ba cJ\ .. L• 1 mo ModeL'i open dally Be au l 2 Br a pt pn'f SUIS -t ulll 631·337~ w1maicrur1rent view, 61 I Lado Par k Or 673·3302 ___ .11 ..... sg.n .rp c , JOAM to dus k . 215 WATERFRONT w/Dock Fwru.hed cS end gar, O~J GtD. New . WI chi t u Av e c lit ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 l0e bd.r 1 ba frsh. re· V l 2 BR · I Unfunuabed cpl.II. $375. Mesa Verde Yorktown I St0 • 40"M (lreunfront 38R 2bo ('on ~. nu 'cpl . ~·tovc/fr1g ~513 CAMP115Da·IRVt~E 1i!Ze ett~ ran.ge.5()1~~ A.partm•nll .1157 1.568; 754 6216 7l4'~ ' " do ~'<'unly bldg 9 m tJd cnt l.ie. yd. $450/Mo 1\utlerock 3 BK, 2 Ba, cul rt·fnl(. $750/mo IJock f!x • A.11 OtililJH Pa:id -Easu-~-de-2 _b_r_&_o_e_n_s-plJ_l_ lse $550/mo 673 6880, 2l3-~!>-ltl44 de sac. J-'plr, utrlum. lru 675-1906 •No L-Required level, fl"Pk'. skybghl, all 2 1::f::y· :!~ ·i;J,1~:3,6 67S·7283 2BR 1 f 1 & wctb11r, nr 11chooli!. pool Sh -E --V-.-.. exlra11. 1420 mo No 67 0 • ,..~le h 3218 , c can, use o poo & µurk Av ml l"l'li I . S.i\:!.5 lX>ver ores, Xf'<.' 1ew • .,w1mm1n11. Tv11na . ctuldren or nots Ooys UI' 5-667 al(l. ~· .. ---ac jacuzzi. S395/m o mo. l:!l, Lbl & dnt; Wtr llornes, pool, twnut1ru1 11Ullcrd.a .,... -----•••••••••••••••••••••• 543-6040 or 642·47S8 pd. 95.S--02tO land'lr . 4 br . 3i;, bo. :i , Ac:1l•1t'-Dti1<1o• 646-4262 ; e ves 645-9543 SHARI' IN t:W 2 bdrm Avail 1·10 2br hOU'le ~ bel -11 ----frplt'l>. 0 fl l. R . f'am rreeSundcrv 81\mch.. C1l"an 2 BR l Ba. lge pvt +den! f11>lc. t•raac No Rt-tni . Newly <'llf"PCL•'tl c.reen l VtnK·lennis. HF.RITAOE PRK 3 br. 3 Rm. skyhl(hl. wet bar, •H.eollh Clubtl locuul.t patio. re(nJC loci Adltll. chllaren 375 mo Walk to bt:h. 34648 Via J::~· 3!~c2~0b:; b~Pli::;· ba. fam. rm. d.r. new up prof. mt. dc<'or . 3 car PLUS MUCH MOREi no pct.a. $325 mo. 979-4410 982-il88aak for Mack Calahnn 544·t1$3tl ror .,. • • ,. 1t1ades pool. $550 mo i:ar. ll'aH $1:100/mo $410 Spacious oew 2 br, appt.$425. 15.'iO ~11~1 2133 64().8146 642 6724 . No ugent!I Oakwood 1325. Beaut. new l br Ion 2~ ba townhom1• upl:c ear..dlf Mar-3222 3 Ar, l•rge lot. Fantai.l1e Neal 2 br, l ba. frplc. pll'aiie. Garden Apmtmenta ~~~-~ frplc, paUo, all w/luxury featuree Smf!ll ----lcAoo Peninsula 3207 WATERFROMT Spal'1ous 2 hr. den. 2 ba apt w spt>ctacular v11•w LwtunOU.'1 appoU\tment,., sandy beoch, b•uu t fl&rden:.. ovcrlook., Balboa l11land linnt llhp avail Adults . no pi.'li-. (7141673-8414. L IDO BAYFRONT Superb view, sandy bearh, frplc. 2.BR , MOO Ph64.S6685 2 roommates wanted Fe m lo shr Oo vl'r Shore8 home, SI~ mo. G42 ~mom/eve&. A <ireat Pl8l'C' lo l.1vl'' Lido Isle .. 'Urn . N U home. s hare w /prof MW. your f>hare 122:,, Call 1mmcd for detalb. 6'7J.&ll9 ------Mature femalt' roommall' t.o hhare f1rsl class upl l..akc fo'ore:st are11. Sll!7 ctH·h. Mllllt be 21. 493· 1320 8 to 5 496-<6477 afl. 5 Sharon. -------••••••••••••••••••••••• llt!l•hborhood. ~ mo. d!lhwhr. cover 'd put10, vu:w CONDO. 3 Br. 2'h H•WJ>Or' Beod\/Nonh 'r.>LMIOJ'll 642·1603 ~ 2 Ur home, adults, no l)('t11, M2-S062 __ fncd yd, gar. Kidll & Pt'l.3 Ba. Npt Terr. Im med O<' 880 """'• Really 1!39 8G23 t l(llJ'age aardener. $425 1-:·side or 17th & Ori(, 2BR ok. $425. Agt. no fee rup .. $475/mo. 751 2261 , (01 161hl Beaut. brand new adufl Deluxe beach npts. frplc. mo.87$-7258 lba, frplc. 1375/mo 964-2566;973-2971. _~ __ 6_.______ (714164~0~~ apls. Spoc. l & 2 br encl aaroge. pullos . 1 Or. back urut, or Cape Cod styll' bldg 1n Can· Def)' VIII Bil-ins. drapes. Lady~ w/Dog share your carpel, ~ mo. Avuil home l.ag 8 . area pref 2/l /79 673 M229·5 alt s. 637·3792 ()peobeams&spaclou1'!t Ava1l l2f'ebS48·31l83. Great 3 br. 2 bal, frplc, FOii.EASE NewportBeach/South ~;~h~:ve~y~et. Peggy,860-4392 br, 2 ba & rrpk . $118() &>..Poillt lZ26 dsbwhr, paUo, facd yd, BIG CANYON 2BR.Zba. 1700 161hSt 1 2 Br. l ba. ktda welcome. yearly. C&ll 554-41MO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l(M. Kids & peta oil. $445 '700/mo. WaJJcer 1' Lff (Oov•t at 16th) I Br. 1 8D $33().$340 near S POU\ta. 1285 Sff Available tai. February. 'BR. Fam Rm. DID Rm, 3 :S.i&fio fee. "4·2588 ; 1Dc. '15&-1'01 (7141 fi.4:..Ba?O 2 Br .. 2 Bo $395-$420 manaa« al 7671 Com Lovely 3 br . 2 be oo cor· )'n old. Owner lived. Lo · S. Cle ... JZ? 6 Adult• only. no pet• 1'SL M&ml 642· 1603 modore. U . Sorry, no Easlblwr aru aarden type adult b vinl{ 1 br. I ba s;m mo 2 br, 2 ba $400. mo. Sorry. no pets 644-8726. ner w/lge yard. Leue. natnt.. $500. 496-lOll8evt California Homw • br. 2 ....... ~............. Model• open daO JO 7 3 bdrm. Townhouse Apt pets. ~mo . 831·3232; 2BR.. den, Condo. o~at M~~cdJfs ~· 2 bclr., 2 ba, condo iar .• S32S==0ne==bd=rm::::::="'=b=Uc~ Adul1s l~ ba. M2S per 2 BR. 146 Ba. quiet. view ~v~ww!i:"t:S~==~~/ --------·-, oceanvlewoncoaatalde nofee.9M-25418:9'13·29'fJ .' mini ocean vu $366/Mo. bay/oceeo. Avail 2/1 on rno.Gupald.6'2·5073 or"°"rourse.AdllsonJy. Avallf'c'h S42S 6133925 Like New Broadmoor at PCH. Above Manna, 83:Mm mo to mo OwnertARt Twnh.'I 2 l 8 1.,., b ZU.511&S6l2evs Se.view home. View, underaround parkinR. PAHORAMIC VllW s.taAM lHO &44-75(9 icar !c1 ffd. c~t d,,!· ea.urom1an Apts, 1&2 Br OH CAMAL sec-unt1 aod privacy. ~·J~· s495. 2 br, a ba °" lu•u:ry •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• e&....-_. 11!.1....... Cul·de·Sac. s c h ool Close to bch & 1hOJl!I. Cute redecn1m11 ll 2 SBllO/mo.Owner~ -t.ownhoustlrlTu.rt.terock Be Uful 38r 2 ba ~· •~M.~"~ 132$613-5719 fl'om'295 1168-7176 bdrm .. 2nd r upp<'r. Fml. nef'dA fem 22·30 to share Corona del Mar house 1150. Call &40-1428. MW Roommate wanled. Prof m1ddlt' aged. 3 bdnn. 3 ba. Hunt Harb. JWady t'eb. J. $350 per mo. 840-2221 ----t'REEJAN RENT Lux. Nwpl Och Condo Own room. pool Fam rm. frplc S24~+ut1l 7:ii 14195ut• IRVINETERRACE BToro 3232 a'!Omo.1165-21.:M w/~ ptaysroitDci. Ola Sllghtl)'hli11lerra~lf ·~-1 Bd-.. i..,. Quiel Sharp 2 bad. close-to ~~1n!°n3 ~~~·~~ .. !'rt'f Ba • ••••••••••••••••••••••• h z d b 1 only I month renul .... ... .... ~ _ 4 Br 2 • new carpeta, New love!)' xt • 11 3 b Uoivtntlf Pk VWa1e UI, w H n er• It a r · 1 BR, 1 bo tW'JI $350 dinl with beaut.lful beach, bltns, w /garage. Ftm. 18 wentato 11hr 2 fi r ~=..ai.:::~~'1.':i: 2,ba , 1a.: :m. ffJ>l~'. ~~~~1~: :1!5.~~e~·artoRAe ncit'a 28R.t~a:·houl'lt '.·~·S476 tanchc1ptn1. !Cleal tor SSZS.5.16-7830. ~~~~o~t ·d!c:?·A21::t coodo wtume. sm + lyl Reta LGal t«m pn.-Cblldren ok . Allao Puoi • tawa c:U S580 -.7707 a BR. 2~ ba. new ome, =ra-O 3,t~ ~ ADULT ·9UllT m..1191>. utll.911R0343~---- rtn'«l. ' Wood.I. $540. 144•19; ~-· 'u.__~: oceufront. wk. or mo. ~Av•, (l~"':te...,t 2., .. l .... .__ bJ••--Wantf'dtoab.att2br, Park ASSOC 111MW1 -.. ~ .,W•d or IAUO .... IWPOIT .., IM& -™'• .... .... "' .... new S.Ckm• 317' N A t o -~ODA ...-r ••v~ 1123.a l·BR +loft coodo: new: U.fwn.JIW 3300 IUALTY 67Ml70 po Avt. • lblk cpta/dfll'. Incl 1ar. Pvt ....................... 7'$f:J.o~~ . ..J.21ie4. •Y "';iiii;;iiii;;miiiiiiii-~"'••·-···••"•-,•• .. •••• .. ••••~• tAnllla, pool, HUDa. X.lol ....... •••••••••••••••• ~al8a ).Gl.-r?. patio. Nr bc h. park, EXCLUSIVE OCEAN ,_..;,_ _______ _ • loc. SMOMo.~ ~NT. 1 Br apt Nell' new toWn.bfe 2 br shopt. bu•. P•Sl mo. FRONT t tr 2 bdrm. 1\utltrock. Irvine. Share JAS .. •CDM 0.mbalDllNUve2aty MOll.IHOMI avaHuaUll/U.1275lncl lY. bl. 1.,,.~ ftl .: lltlllt.~1Z7t apt'•· aull. Seti&rll~ myoowhome.CableTV. LFMl8AVAJ.J...A.81.£ 4 BR. cllo.. pool, room In ............ 1241 -...... •nAU lllJ1 No chJldren or peta. -.-.. ............... ... •-2 br aN y-....... ~arat•. •-•·m. elevator. di• movie c:b.anoel. Auoc · 1::4J:"-' acboola, "°°· -·-········ .. ·····... -"'" . -....... --r -.... U'9 .. ,.... pool • t;c. Straljht • l .. ~ ............... ac. Rt,nt, op0oo to bl.I)' 1tlfo, CaJl4J71.7'" ftndl. lddl1 peta OK. loH .to wuber, dbl oveftl. Pen· ....,11 .... '"' N·SMOKER ---.,., • i. auuml>l.OO • c " o o l 1 • n I c 1 tloM wtt.h r.,,ic ' Pt'V "' "' ... .,._ •-•· ........ _ • .-... n-,...plh.c. ld11ptt1 ok . ~!· fnl 0 AC .,YourProtl'tllon r:.takle 2 br bltna no __....., ................. , ....,...., ""'r =k from ms up 1310/m'I. Rel1. needtd . .. "" ......... """' .. """ .. ~ $450 4114211 etc. a<;a1y nance . . • HOME Rf!PAIRS" -·.S:UOmb.' • nme-•uuo•JUUU -· .. -1iomf' 94$·02011. wk ha1ur1ou• townbome. · · 99.frle418. DW you km" you can -w.an month. 8'7 lUIO. or 99s-11%1 M2--41<M vl!oalted cel.llqa, frpl.c:, S Quiel, 1Hh1ded 2 bd, Mal.at"-Store ~a cluatllad •d In •W-' .. '"'l...._...__.,,h • 28R ....... Cl -----Br, blt·lm, llih{ wet home w /be. Blllll·lo1, W..itnlnlter 8411-8815 u. Dtlb' f'llot ~.rvl« ... .., •119 -·~ ~· :o1.:: o.Ho ~llWtt . bu. DOOi/Jae., dbl al· f11>lc ., 1ar•1•1 dtclc•. Anabclm 956-1011 .Dlndor.7 (Of a whol~ r.utaid~ 2 bdr , l ba . C.. .. W __ ....,._ 050 "9t'W o N•ar Loe mountain aoa ocean Senta Ana s:M·7070 month for .. lilt.le aa duplex Pauo. gar . ttrd. Beaulllut •••••••••••••0 •••••••• • · ·~~ 111 Club. Nwa, ~ i.t • latl, EutAna.beim ~ 11171*' day? For mote wd. Ora . 1ll\ve1 retrta. AdultApy 2 Br 2 Ba condo, pool, Ml. StA>n1e onl)t. Inquire _____ 7_f.0_16_JI c~ bet ... ,, ~~150 uc. dep. W.Aaabelm 111-1461 ~:~ • ~k 1ap HU mo 21•1=~Qt.ff8 ~~~ew , 1315 . ~!t~'~fu~fS'tnLa ' .. • s Oltm .w~ orl detipa 0.bbwta fo Count.er Top1 Wt CMa Cariwt OHIH!n. Mdi.su'6 W COut Ca_rpaatr)'. l\eu en ctn or 1bamJ)OO Hw)'.NO..~»ll ~Clll1Dobl'2 73?0 Alto vphol1\•17 Work Wood Cum rt'paln., ruom add.t, rool rtp~r, panPl Ina Ck Terry m.2$ l2 ---,._ .. IWll' rrurll mount W\lt ............ ~ ... ts f''t Hl, roa r•l•• Goo l~lmcTftSon ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ••••••••••••••••••• ~a ~I" addltloot •Sate -.OM)'• ~ .. n" Lit MY ~1.-U Uc'll Isa OriY\.'Wan•Parklo~1ot 1111 joba. Call Allan Pr Cetc:.... iecMu11 •R.pa1r1 HJlko llo fOQ)' W 1641 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •LI c 8 . C Ill Ir --C'\JSTO" --------•I t' t • rd ~c Nptuilt...._..,I bUnor<'•"PK .~TafMQ. UirSZ'l't31100 0074 e • IM s.-.ka by Jay • 14.lS rturesa1ooah1 avall•blt =:::.,::;:.:::·.:,:::•L• 1•.6°M Qualth t'upt"nlr r ==~r\ S«orH1,, ~C~:fim~!'~o ,_~,,.....--~ O.ru. O\•t · Ckan V(l t'n:wa ~ l II ..... mblQ DOHlm lauda. fenco. fir CONTAt.,. ~rni& JOWr~ OlllY Sl 00 Pf'r P•I• {'all '31 ~ln'tlll Wrt.tcUfl ~e al '7~ ~ 9 to 5 •'·-•~ C'ah• .. .-•-a'"tar llotolt.ablJ Rftoun·ca F111c'-t -~ ".......u -,... .. i611W tclltf.Slo?U'J ••••••••••••••••••••••• --NJ Ullenor NlllWCMuia Newport Ru~b K " B Wood fo't'oClog, AcUoo Le1al Typ1u11 Char R «'ntt\ a11n1 4'.110SIO 752 9ll8 l•tft&rf!nce r~pair Dl\ort"W & tsa.Umaptcv ~• l &40-4000,644 ~ hr~, . .., $lll, MS ZlM6 (:)t Lw'a u.-n•-JO yr-. '"--"'/'"--.&..... •..--1 -_........... Fence Butldtr 11eed1 ----••P Door•. wlodo'll>a, u••••••••••••••••••••• worltl 17 yrs ex(Hlr 1n All k1od8 of l.Yvln& In my ~tlm,l."lt ~l·ZG:>4 • ndatloaa r ta1n1n1 wooa & chalu link honw Exper · fut, ac All uou~ carptntc·r ..walls, block.. pat1011 llSil a.ft Spm t•ur•lt-,dpodhl ffl6'1UI Goou .. or\, n u sun Ur'd 536·~13.~4309 a .. rut.es Call Roo ~$ 7726 H a '9 Nt:w, lnCannt!ry V1lla1c ! _ ___ Cw:4uactor -·•••••••••••••••••••• Manna Maot-y c.,.t $er'\'lce ••••••••••••y•••••• ••• ~. m Res/uruts l"aat, M b1Manba11.11 r5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Remodel, r epair, 11.:n cln,& prof. Own tools ont y 11 paylnjt t 1·· ,. Da •H ....... ,,,.2 cnnn a.erva c ~ bltltplC &: Shan1poo 6 aturn rltan car~n ry . o u 1me ve,_........., .... ·~ budgetma' Start the new ColOf' bn11httncr-:.. wht ~~b.l~r ~6P~~: ~dtnilMJ DAILY PILOT He' I L..dlcCllpillg P~Pa;.n"9 ..................................................................... Gardt1nlntc. Clean up1. Have r 1u Wiii haul l!:uropeao Land1caper. Pa1nt1na. l',ltrflntr Ex pt=ftnrepaar. Sc-c tn I.roe lrlmm1na Pl"H \!Al. anything Cheapest Top work. Fair price. pr'd, honeet, neat, reaa re eun1" copper re ~u ralcli ~18S8 rat.et.MM046 Ma1nt. Ref•. 648·4871 Uc'dMo&·lCM.SOave pipe. Good price11. Top u..--'-'--dys/evn =::::;-E 1 Hat P1umbln1. S3'1 ·3194 Oanten.ln11. clean-ups • ·~ .-n ... paw~. xt & nt.1------'"----- land11capln1. Oeorae ....................... t1••1 Low rat.ea. ReU. Free /\ny plumb1n1. wutt!r fbwi!\J ~ 7072 • R 0 li IN· S ti 0 US E · ••••••••••• • • •••••• •• •• eat 53&-f180. 536-4383 11Crv. leWc.a. balhrm encl. CLEA.NlNG St:RVICE. 8tklrworlt. Small Jobs . ,...~ .._._ p ,_In b ceramic tile. Rea• ~r. gardener. Clean· foe a thoroughly clean Newport, Colla Mcaa 4' ru.., .., ... ...,r. amt g 'I 832·a.G& • Pr{'(! Nt. Reason ~. ~7 Irvine. 67S.3175evet. R. Slnor. Sl. Uc .. Ina. Try •--------- CM area. 564891 too. &'JG.MSS )6 llrs. FREE $10 G -~-ir.-.---:-----Want a REAU. V CLEAN Block" 1lumpet0ne walls. 1 ... elCl, aervii>" area for 1 Ott your next plumbing Utew .......-..~ff HOUSE? Call Gingham planters, driveways ... ., " ~ a. hr 7 day11 no ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gtrl. f'reeesl. 645-~123 846-764.9.&:H·3S88 yrs. Prof. qual. work. OT charge'. Expt'r es MR. FtxrT Ruld/Apll/Comm . • • H.arcteaa· honesty, job F\rpplacea~lanten, etc. Rus. Dave.~ !'!!-,,79193· Beach Plumbing. Carpente r . painting _. __ rft11 Th "'1 "'-·· I R f "'·t _.., Reu rate lS yn In we uuue ""' e •• op· •-...w·re e · e s. """ · Know1es Painlln1. lnt/· •......&-. area 548-17~ J>eta Clunang Service •-~---------• e.x1. Sand blut. text coat· _......, Insured. 54&-2393 Block, brt~k. slumpstone ing Comm/Rea. 836·1120 ... •••••••••••••••••••• I DO fT ALL Comp. housecleaning. walls, pl~ters Reason. · REPAIR & REROOF. All S48"4909 Aplll , condos. Fas t , Lie /boo ed . Bob. P.J.inUnc: qual work. 30 lypes ·s h l n&le · yrs expe r . Honest, rockshakes·compo-tar ·~" dpodbl. $6.00 hr. M2·0105 lf13.0l64 536-dpndbl, lowest prices. Free eat. 541-5930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'IHEO.EAN'JNG LADY ~ Uc/Bonded/Ins. 638·5405 -- Vln'll •-home repair .,,,.dent 1i.s~1-·g. relia· ••••••••••••t •••••••• •-.. • r:.111 ~u• Paperhanging . Startfng ••••••••••••••••••• •••• pu.uating, odd Jobs. Free ble service, rsn rates. in· ·MOVING & S AG£. at S8.00 per sing le rolf. C E R A M 1 c T 1 L E etit !n9-100T SW"ed. ~3304 SPE~T-T-6J6.9508Ask ror Bob IOtchens, baths. ~try1t lb.L<lebold repairs, paint· tfousecleaning. Reasona· Profession a eking. w AUi ArlltlHG Your t 11 e or m 1 n ~ in g . P I u m b • e I e c , b I e . 0 w n t r u n s . Lowest rates 7 days. Reis offered. Eves. _962-__ 'JIJ7_9 ___ _ spmklrs. rain gutters Relettnet!S 979-7659 V&88"MasterCharge 63l·308S,&7S.l.266 •-ir.-•--titc Reli a ble Reas. p u c ifT 123431 ••-....,.-,.....- Ralph, 531 5634 lmmaculat.e professional AMERICAN 7i4154g..1002 ...._./lltptlfr -••••••••••••••••••••• u....a-.. apartment cleaning CM ----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• Landscape CrealloM Ex ·~ area.549-3114. Mania Moving: U c'd & ..,_ ... pa•A .. ~ /Lt•xt"-pert shaping. thinning. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------d T 88 ''TI:41U ""UCD• ~ v.a.:;-0> stwnp -movaJ 67"' .....,1 I n s ure . 11 5 6 . ---T. 19,14,9 Ins. '"' · .,_., College Stude nt wanta Prof~aaional s ervice. r"ll'Uil5~ .r • year nght ! CaJI for a frt-c '{/,." J! min blt-acb Clean bo.1182-8314 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c_on.-sult1tt1on 67~ 71Ul ~ ., '!JI)"". ~~ ~o. ~~~ ---_ letn·ups, llaulln g, OCCStudent. 1 Ton truck •• ""' t It II bl • .. d I Tra.sh. tree trim. Ro to:Xp. ~·y does typlllg, '15. Guar -ebm pcl odor. ran~ wor ava a e. ..... acaplAa. mo1ed. b .. ~PI •. malUna Ac· C4Jt repair. ~ yri, <>x pr Comm/Res. Mike &II lk1rV!cing. &U-9907 00-5703,642·3224 work. own trans. reas. MC/V15a accept. 962 "242 847·B5/541·5796 PATCH PLASTERlNG Landscape Creations E x· A\ I l y p es . F r e e pert shaping. lhtnnllll(. estimates. Call~ stump removal. 675·2821. -• ~ k If Hf Gen'l Contr t1c l Or c'UJ"Bte&dpndbl 546-048t ...., wor m~e es 645·9969 art 8 Lie CHEAPEST hauling in S31-010t t3!£572 Looking for a home or town. Free Esllmatea. Selhng anyth.m£ w1tb a ---------• your own? You'll find &&2-299(),64S-1J90 Satisfied c ustom ers p..&.M....1D--.1-cboo6e me over the rest. -Wff'f! • ..,.... •··"JO Anita 894.3(88 ••••••••••••••••• .... •• .. ..... »CJ PETERS PAINTl NG ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ins. COMPLETE CARE Trimming. r e moval, clean.ups. lic'd/inl> 646-JM.5 People wbo need people shoWd always cbeclt the Service Directory m the OAILYPTLOT Dal.ly Not Clusahed Ad Make ,Your shopp ing many hom\'S advert.Jsed fhe fastest draw m the SELL Idle Items with a Is a simple matter . . . eaaler by usU>g the Dad) for ule 10 Class1f1ed West. .. a Dally Pilot Dally Pilot Classtf1ed Ad. justcaU642-5678. PUotClaulfled Ada. everyday. Claaaifled Ad. 6'2·5678. 642-:i678. Expr'd. Reas Rates . Free Es t. Call Gene 562-°"58 B&M Plumbing. water htrs, furnace, diaposals. Free est. 831·9282 OffkeR...tal 4400 OffkeR...tal 4400 RetutahW..ted 4600 r.no:.als 5350 JobsW..ted. 7075 HelpW..ted 7100 HelpWlllhd 7100 HelpWCllUhd 7100 tw,W..tect 7100 ....................... ....•......•.•......... ....................... ••••............•...•.. •....•....•..•.•....•.. . ....•.............................................•.•...................................... R~e Your IUUTIFUL 4J yr old man w/12 yr old PREGNANT? Caring. Would II ke to do ---------i·-------• Aa.-------._ad SUITES boy to shr rent CM area. confidential couMellng & mechanical draftU>g P /T Accounting A.TTEMTIOH AUT05:',Ts'..! uuEE ~ v-......... ~9840 referral. Abort.ion. adop· eves & at home pre· llOlllHIT llRLF'S '"""'" Rent an EXECUTIVE 600w2600Sq.Ft. Uon&keepang. ferably.962-4i808 ( lloro .. .-As one or the leading BABYSITl'ER p/Ume days, must havl' car. Npt Beach. &IS--0128 UffiCE ror as lltlle as Crpts,drps.serviced Prof. nd.s sml furn. ap-APCARE S47-2563 ---'-------accoun AlllftC:. Hol:xpet"HftH•. Oaevrolet dealerships an S2SO/MO. INCLUDES. C°""9ru Part& l./yacllt W/O kit. al $150 --------HltpW..ted 7100 ~ ~ U you are new to Costa Orange County, we're o(. Babysitter needed for 4 yr. boy,. Week o( Feb. 2~ Secretarial s ervices. Newport 833-3813 or less Mr. Qulnn83J.2462 COUNTRY GIRL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Proudly Announceli Our Mesa. temporarily dis· lering • Sales Tralning Receptionist. telephone . . wkdys. Acrountan~ I Bookkeeping M • a Off. cootinuing your educ a. Program tbat 's second lo March 2. Hours 7: 15 5 l!i M~ North area C r o s s r o a d h Baker/Paularino. 4 F81J'Vlew. Call 964· 1761 answenog, photocopy. Stores. orNr1ces.b~ lddesk ----------* ESCORTS * b at·k~round for pre· VI~~ 'tJt-;.rrour ~=~ uon. recenUy discharged To~!. be mg, telex, conference spa~e. ew ua aog ......,.s/h"fft/ :Mhn ~7-8474 st11t1ous m ortg:q~(' LocaU from the service. or for JO&n. you must •a 'room.tifUr;eeti.,!D~ltinJ'.alni&tocnoar.I ~~~t'minls~!r.I oo\ob'at ~ brokerage firm locakd COLO;'ELL BANKER any reason seeking tem· ~rJ;~ ~~~~~~r~~~ ee. u ....,, "' . R.E 892-l393 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sprihlal Rtoder In Newport Center Call BUlLDING porary or career employ· setVJCes. Near Ultersec· · ......., lBJ.SSo. El CamU>o Real narbara Via 64·1-8824 SUITE 200 ment. coo.sider thLS uni· ed in not Just a sales Babysitter oeeded. 3:30 t(l lion or Santa Ana & Deluxe office swt~ Sub· n--...~ 5005 San Clemente. P\lUy lie. •cc,....~I""'-2333N BROADWAY queopporturuty. "job" but a SALES mldnite. Your home Newport Frwys -no-·-· r ..-""'" • "'7 TOM C• f.ant CAREER. Must have reference:. ThetilolneOfft lease,800sq.fl .. inapro-••••••••••••••••••••••• Forappt.492·7296 N~rt Center linan· SANTAANA Wht.le in training. you·11 Monday thru Ptlday. a:. ce fess. bldg. on Beach Gardening route for sale. -XX-D--.. ~-E-O_F_FU __ u_X_X_ cial h I ed We have an inc asing eam$LSOper week plus a close lo Magnolia & can.help you reduce your 81~ R~epuon area. 3 Truck. mowers. edger ~ " mn as an mm · S2 I 6 Ptt" Wk. b~overhead. pnv. oHtces, c abinet 548-2596 Seautirul nude girls . operung for an account· demand thr o ghoul rompany car upon com· Adams a s possible 714-547-5907 work & other extras. All -----dance at exhibition & rup ing clerk. Bank recon· Orange COUn for ex· Based on your produc· ~:1°:.1~' g~:d~~frt~ma 964_·1848 __ . _____ _ ----------• utLl.&JarutonaJserv. in COCKTl\lLS, dinne r sessions. 9Al'tf to 4AM ciliataoo exp. helpful perienced ounting & llvity,commiss ion.plus 523 Sq. ft. office spare to cl. Call :~ house. Laguna Beach. every day 2060 So. Xlnt work.Ulg conditions bookkeep personnel incentives & extra prof at ~~ c~~~~:ii:ie:~s;~: ~ER ...... CED !>Ub l eas e in Laguna Seats 130. Property Euclid, Anaheim. excit· & company benefits or Callorv· 1tustoday-we shar\nobonus la"" Hills, La Paz Rd. JUSt Hwptc:...tff •1• CH llYWlable. Terms Ai.'t. ing 24 br recording ferOO. Apply in person or are . g forward to 1be women and men we ~~tl~~;:~,ea(ned TEI I IRS :.<ll.rth ol the San Diego Complele.~.full nrvice 751·1400. 543-1422 call g you in our new are looking for may be Ideally you will have SCM1ft1 Coosf Freeway. S308 month. leflal suite. 2 large of. -BU_R_G_E-""'-··_B_E_E_R ___ , __ M-IC_H_E_U_E_'_S__ ADP tton. tired of typmg. folding some aaJ.es experience-...........:OCMll lctMI Av11l. now. ~6030 fit'e.S with ocean views. ~"' ·year C714t 8lS-4 I 03 papers. warehouse jobs not necesaanlyv in the •-,,_.,..Ind d l Ba k Deluxe medical s uite. TI4/64().2360 s~~~~ ~~ ~ew~~~~~ •o.tcalt• PENSION FREEPARKING andworitingforallmiled automotive field . M.1&49Sue~ow:~c.M~ ground nr .. Corona del F'1m. pnv. offices, new service. High nel, t1trms. llAM·2AM 835·3'749 SERVICES Income. \Jtork with However. the wtll to sue· 540-530() M o--• . C -'~-/ 1 IST T young people. Rapid ad· ceed and grow with our 1----------ar. ~onomics orp. ""'"""' • w sec. serv .. ron · Agt. 751-1400 UMOA. & VICKI t.80Newport Center Or. ADMIN. A.5S AN vancement possible. If company is equally am· Banking 615-6700 ~~·7·~opier • monthly Mart.-a. Trust Outcall Mcn:;J; 2nd. floor Part time position wltb you are 18 or over and ~nl TB I ERS r fl .....,.. '""' ~ 5035 Newport Bch growing profession a I would be available lo addition to our out· 125·500 sq. t. o aces .,_.. For The r.. of t! fl.(m in Newport Beach. Experience preferred Jorom SSS. Incl. uW. 779 Ol.x inl.e.rior design aludao. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Serving .di Ora.oge Co. 844-'360 Good telephone te<-hni· start work Immediately. standulg program. we of· f\lll time for our Coaila w.:~:=F.S =·· ~~~-28S5 E. LOWEST 835-7313 ~o?f ~·1 ~g f'o~':'o~in:i 1-call_.···.·6·4•t ... ••4--• ~t C:~~~~1: .~~!t~ ~:S~f!~c~~ ~t;o 1 to 3 room suites, aJI COM Ol'ACI ..... ,.. .. Rem •ESCORTS* ACCOUMTIHG 1_640-6093 _______ ----~-i----:!:~:.!t~~:1e'. ure Harbor Blvd. services. No lease req'd. Prestigious 3 desk space htT .D.'s, aho '72-1118 MA TH 0 R l ENT E 0 A/P loo61kffper A.TTl:MTIOH V<N may start your ap· Part tJme for our South t"'rom $\SO. mo. Im med. quiet office suite with 1adT.D. &..o.1.. PERSON t.o traln for a c· W/lt typing for R E. plJcatlon and learn more Coast Plaza ofrace. Mon occupaocy. 2082 S. E. plush sWTOWldlngs with Fairest Term1SiJJce 1949 Dale & Modeling. Prof. ctg pos. MacGregor II OrOTef' about how you can join thn.I Fri 4:15 to 9:30 pm Bristol. Suile 200, N.8. old CdM charm. central· escorta & models. Day or Vachta.642-6830 Devlpr ill Npt lkh Min 2 Ho&pet" Hee our leam by calling Mr. Sat 9:4S to 6·30 Call Mr CTI4)S57-71>10. ly localed w;th beautlful 64=.~~°6t 1 ~is~c.:it;J>:8l only. _________ 1 y~rt r:.n~.P XI~~ be~E& 1l you are n~w to ~!sta. Janes at ~~;;g!t o~ ~ .. ,_ ,..._ M 700 f'l lg sunny s undeck. ------------------Acocoun~in" o ~--'. CaU Mr Mesa. temporarily dis· 76e7222 ·~"""ta esa. sq. . ~ft~lde or COa•t Hwy -.. \.VIN -Bri.&tol St. C06ta Mesa G d n """""'"" .. · u 6 SS 6 GE Lee ...... d bet 2 6p continWlg your educ a· $350/mo. rouo oor. Would make gre at corp. Alawe•ilh/ ~ "" Bookkeep.Ing 64()..mi ys wn · m. lion. recently discharged JOIMacrHBSOH Ctilf. F.daral Tom, S0-2200. offices. 560 sq fl. Only he,,_./ RGURE MODIELS ---·-----from the service. or for CHEVIOL!T 5aTiRgs & &..o. rlmo Executive s:lli5 per mo. 675-2311 Agt. Lad & FMd ESCORTS Clerk . APT MGR couple age 40 any reasoo seeking tern· 1 __ Lrvu>e __ A_ut_o_Ce_n_ie_r_ EQIW Opportunity t...u...... ••••••••••••••••••• •••• +to manage well main· """""""or career employ-Employer MI F .-....... Downtown Huntington ,. ___ _._ SI 00 OUTCA.U OMLY ·ned 37 d 1 · · ..... -... Auto rent.al agent exp. Beach 210, ... Ma•ft St -"" ta.I +a u t units 1n ment. consider this uni· ed l'rwate swte with recep· ., uo "--..... hr y-1-~ft.. Count XI t t necessary not preferr . Beautician manage small •· · I One 2·rm orrace avail. 0 •••••••••••••••••••.. -r•• ~-. .... , iUhfee "' .. 06e y. n e· queopportunity. ..n · ... ,.6 00 Sal •-H t1on "' scc r eta ria 631 2140 U nanl! Salary + bonus. Yo.CmtEont fuaumepos1t1on~ I shop. cc comm. uyr service. confe rence SU0.960-1558. • Exce ent opportumly to (7l4l6il..SS4l 8:30 lo 5 Barn 609 W. 19th. C M room. all facllillcs 2Q82 P£HMll GOLDEN GIRL st.art. your career In the Babysitter needed for lst 646-8480646·1145 Michelson . Irv ine fUrrushcd ulilitaes paid. I ' rapidly growing field or ...:p_m_.________ grader from 1.45·5:30 ?52-0234 Airport Area . 225 sq. fl mNCHER L 9'o ..& & accouot.ina. We seek an --------.... 16 P« W1it Mus& p1clt up at Pomona Bluelinc operator Exp Nee. C.M. Blueprint 548·S571 S200permo. 833-0821 1"1 -~= individual with some Assembly -School. Refs . 642·6249 EXECUTIVE n .. n•Rt 225 s (t furn. N 8 ADS ......... ;!~......... general office and /or af\er6pm SUITES 7rl'~t>. In~. I BM Sci. Schools & educational experience TRAINEES Lux · t (f 005 wll.h ability U> operate unouspnva e o aces legal fUing cabinets. etc. ONLY $2 lnatnlcHott 1 1().lteyw;thspeedandac. with personal telephone SJ.35. mo. 673·1354. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &executive secretary. curacy. totl ECPHllHCB>I BeBed on your produc· tivity, comm1asion. plus incenllves & extra pt-orat s haring boous ConferenceRoom SHARE new office Sell any Item or com REAL ESTATE Xerox·Telex S 1 9 5 I M o C Os l a btnauon ol atems fOf' f7S LICENSE Nr So. Coast Plaza, Mesa/Newport area or lesa with a Penny airport & freeways 64&3551 Pul<'h<'r Ad. 3 Imes for 2 SCHOOL BAKER CENTER ---------COll.'l('('UtJve days. Ea<'h 97~2161 <Xfice :.pace, 800 sq rt, addlllonaJ line a.a 60< for OFFERS ----------• Wells l''argo bldg. ocean lhe 2days.Charae1t' ~ Up. Office·slore. 480 vtew. Fashion Island. 660 No commercial ad:.. ft. A/C. 17301 Beach Bl, Newport Cntr Dr. NB. 11.B. LEME 842·2834 -~. $1000 per mo. Call Mr. Thomas 640-9570 For ll'IOf't Information and\o pla<'e your ud call *Crash Course available OM THE YOUU """EID •Materials provided. " 642 5678 •S mall claues for WA ER! FURHfTURETOOI '"-=====· ======I persooallr.edinatrucllon. EXEC. UITIS We have the best selec· -•Choose own taste-day 35ClU>l1 sq.fl. Uoo&lowes_tpncel!.Con· Blngo. Tues. rules. 8·10. "rugbtcla58e.S. f.antC11 Vl•ws t.emporaryOHices Capistrano Valley lh •Placement-up U> 80<k Wet 497·4750 School , cash prucs commission. Udo "° S»u.81 ---------Free 3Week Successrul candidate will jo1 0 a progressive Orange County corpora tion with room for career growth aod develop· men\. Comprehens 1 ve company paid benefits including medical and dental coverage. Please call or apply in person. 3952 Campus Dr • NewpQrt Beach. CA. (714) 54().«)80. EquaJ Op. port.unity Employ er M/P'/H. TRANS MASK VI lmiRftsR...tal 4450 Lott&Fo.d 5300 S.lesTraU:Jia Newport 675-8662 ••••••• • •• • •• • • ••• •• • •• ....... • ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • ~ Fior D . . 2 Vacancies downtown Loet or Found• pet? Call Ill 1003 49•-0 .... 2 A.CCOUHTIHG MOVE o .r marine· lluntlngton Be. acb, 210 Animal Aulstance • .a .... a.HK led 1J1ess NOWI ! Main St. Mini mall. League. 537·22'73. no fee. Real ~~~~hool t:xcellenl opportunity c nnery Village -.1558 tor a reliable penon w 10 .......... 0,,, offers conv · Loll, grey female cat. 32031.CaminoCapistraoo Join our Accounting p&r1dng• sbops-tele ans Newport Mariner's Mlle. Corona del Mar. Reward San Juan Capistrano Dept. ~ing & add1J1g s v c • r e c e P · Modem 502 s q ft store. 640-7M2/67S.M25 Jolla W91hd. 7075 machine u well as A/R t ionlst•secr etar y • 263 0 (C ) A von . Reward:Loslamallwhlte ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ref'd.Enjoyxlnt =.r;~~':l~r 213-477-7001 Malteae M a le dog . Prue. nurse, p/t, Corona :e.i. A~p~;1~~ng/~ Micro Electronics We a r e seeking in· dMduaJs for first shift positions In our Produc tion Oepaitment We wall train the rl ~ht In· d1vlduals Ul the mi-cro electronics industry 1be women and·men we are looking for may be tired o! typlllg. Colding papers. warehouse jobs aod working ror a limited Income. Wo rk with young people. Rapid ad· vancemedf·posslble. If you are 18 or over and would be available lo start work lmmcdaately, call .... 645.6514 We bav' immediate ---------- openings lo the following AUTOMOTIVE areas: *PAR.TS COUMTB.MEH ·~HOii COfttrol Be set for '79! Bus y •Ourolnt Rffkt Prints Chevrolet dealer 1 n Comprehensive com· Plll\Y benefits including major mcd.lcat and d'1n· tal. Call or apply in person. 3952 Campus Drive, Newt><>rt Beach. (714) 540-6080. Equal Op· portunlty Employer m/f/h. Orange County Airport complex seeks parts countermen wllh GM parla experience. Good pay, pl~ant surround· lnp, anent. Opp. for a v nc:..emenl. Sec Bob Cook. HOW A.RD CheTC"Ol.t Oovc&Quail Sta. NEWPORT BEACH change a·ulldlni. 430 BALBOA ISLA"NO Cfferk). Vic. WestcUfr, 1 def Mar. Laguna Beach 9am-Nooa. Penoonel 32nd St. NB. 673·3601. Overloolong MarlneAve. tooth left. 642·8264. ool)',ref1.67s.88Sl. on TRANSMASK From$350 Otfice or store, $500 Mo. 830-7210. tiJ,er. proofreader will =wportc:n~~ Wbet.hcr you're buying or CdM dlx suites, uUJ pd. Agent675-6700 REWARD for return or Ulisl author. ad agency. Newport Beach sellln1. Classified ad· ~:.~&~~.~~ ~ ~~ b~"t.f:_ra~e:::i ~k,r:.1~!00c0~~~ ~c!:Y ~~~Jb.e;>; Equal OP!Jf Emplyr CORP ~~:ioW:~~~~tY.:,': from s Crowns Heat. Pvt NB 11/221'18. MS-7857. orcootract. 642-7320 pie. Call Today! 64.Z·S678. ~~~~·:W~so:'S~: prlt'g Inc. 1400 aq ft. Lost: All black Shtp/Lab Wrah & ScMoh& ,... Sdleeh& NB. ~3626. 67S-4487. mix mal •. Vic. Bear St & • I •"-7005 lilllnl:tlcM 7005 ...,_"°" 7005 .......... 7005 ---------For Lf'ase 951 Sq (t Sunflower.C M Jan 2nd ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eleaant o!licn up to 760 N c w po r l P r 1 m e m.8907, 8.12·5030. sq. f\. on Newport Bl . Waterfront commercial C M ~2Ul · 646-6303 locnt.lon In Udo Village Found: F Cblhuabu4, tan · · ' · & wbiW older dog, Call 3 EXECUTIVE SUITES 673-0462 8'5-1'08aftn. or eves. Newport Beacb. Con· Store 20x:.50, downtown • • 5350 f e r e n c o r o o m Carta Mesa, nr. buy cor-Mtc'UR S«Tetary/Xerox/ Phone ner. S49S Mo. Bkr. •••-••••••••• .. ••••••• aoawerlnC avail. Cttll ~ l\£LAXING MASSAGE Peter Wendell 761~ ~JamN·l.k Maaaeur for Into. .... W.t.d 4600 Out.call 9-9, 484--5111 ----------...................... . 50C)..J.200 sq. ft. Hwy via· Retpon1lble, worlllDI lbility, MW c:Tpt, dJ119. • writer • •• k • o a• paint. under1round bedroom coll11t lo =•I.ft No. l.l1u.n•. anna deJ Mar or ea.ta 1188 Meaa. Quletneu &en· 1800 Sq. Ft Newport Bch. UaJ Write C11ulfled Ad Otfict' prtme 100 TS< n. #208, O•Lb' Ptlot. r o. C.aU Barbara955ta2'T4 8'lt lSGO. Co•ta M~sa 92628 or call 87G-3882 Sd.lin1 anythloa wllb a .Lecly n«dl priv. rm at OaJli Pilot Claulfied Ad wk w t•om klLc he 111 1 at.mD&e matter . • l)rivlle1 es. nt-0119 In j\lll call "3.1171 IAiuna 1ru. sct•.14.ETS ANSWERS Oehlnd -lbll')' - P'oUo KetUc BIRTH M)' brother ln-law I• a llWe alow. lie think• a L.-lp' Day S!lie 11 whit the owner haa Lo cdf!br'al• tut Wife 111v1n1 BlR11l YOGA IS WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR! .,. Oevt , ... Throw out tension. hnd oeace of mend whlle You bu1k1 a more nea111w. t>eeutilul bodyt The remartteble 1e1ence ot Voga aa taught al Voga Center 1s famous for 111 wholebody approDCh 10 a FULLFILLEO YOU Taught t)y Avera & Sn DeY1. two eXP9'1 & ch1rm11lQ Western women Yoga shma. tones. calme tn. mtnd & 1t111sf1es through & lhfOVQh Learn oeep rel8J«llion. 11utnt1on aecrela. mecmation. how to breathe better for vrtalltyt For agea 12· 72 ....... -~ -------- ) Babys1tLer.EI Toro area. Mature woman, i;tarting Jan 2nd. wk. days 7 am lo 4:30. Care for infant Ref.' req. 168-7 446 IOA.TIUILDY Working forernn n needed to supervise construction & assembly or 25· diesel fiberglass fishing boat. BABVSlTfER-for 11 yr _54_l-4_l_63 ______ _ old yng lady. my hm BOOKKEEPER. exper. Mer 3::.>pm some. evs. knowledge of payroll, BaJboa Biil.9th St 1trea. restaurant exper helpful 6'73-86366. S. county area Send rt:- Have ~mething you want to sell? Classified ads do it well. 642.5678 swne lo Ad. No. 381. Dai· ly Pilot. PO Box 15611. Costa Mesa Ca. 92626 ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS These positions offer ¥1 excellent starting salary witti frequent and automatic pay increases ./ Colftp.tny p•id Medkl•I 1n•urance for you •nd your l•mlly ./Com~rty paod DENTAL 1n111rence for you end '(0111' l•m1ly ./ O•v Of Swint lhlfl o/l11oelltnt tt.rtlot Nllwy w1tfl l1equen1 end •utOtnetlc PlfV I~ ./Unlimited opportunity fOf edv•-nt '1Tul\IOn relrnbvrtem«lt v11 pttd holld.., · t/2 .... '* -.tlofl ,,, .. et!K\ pnml..-n fOt lltCPnd thlft ~Plen • AP1>tr "' our foc1llry. Wlr .,.. ~Nil off t.1~1" ,,.,_,,Eve/id •ttd Broolfh11nt. A n EOIJlll O~nurnt't EtrtPIO't"' MIF s • , .... .. DAILY PILOT Mondey, J1nu1rv •&. tt19 ~'!~~f.~ ..... ?~ .. ~~~~ ..... ?~!! !~!!~;.~ ..... ?!~ 800kkEZPIR lor PfO. a.ii 7 u. Put Ume t)-1 Df.UV~AY Pl N, .,...ve co PMH com S&l. u pen. lo l am. oc bn wk No •hoda. fut SU-up. S.lary f'OtD per hr IU P•ular'nt C M Pb a" ma~ 1 . mlQll1.1nl• with ab lit>' m NZ 01oe _____ _ Non·1moker. Send r•· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1wnt to Huilb Nan••• • ment Co mot Pueo Cenna. Sult• C , an J\IM0.9 mm llEllS 800K p A..\"l'Y. lJ I' Perl Ume penun on Mon Ir n.i. No ~•Ptr ni-cttort Appl) 1n pn1l()n Pmn l\l'f HIGO 1'111('mt 1 CM liLIS OOY 1\Wl)' CWlY H• 9 or S pm Mt c..a M Ill<' n Rdlt 100 Main St f\albl11 PnUn or t-; mn St C'~M1•1u1 ~ DRIVt:Rs for l hn1 llan School Appl) ltliM Uruokhunll. nn \'I) nDl ~ ll-Onllln nt"->d• 3 l\iry ~with omb1 uon &t • dillttrt• for hnlln ~·1&1 MK'u.nt .. 'or 11Jip\ l'....U Jullt" ~ .nt.J t'rum ~mlotz11m UTOTEM ~Now Avallabl" f« (WI Of p UIM clt>r\' 00 :nJ " lrd ~llh J'lj, ••p~r n•~•,11rv ·wr tr&ln SC.ar1 S3 ~r hr A11 ~lo$.ll0br Man,..-n Lo U JO hr Ail YIUK'\ 11'il'ftl oppot1unt'11• \0 tboM • bo qualU y !"or lnfcwtnaunn ao 10 ou1 rwllft!I( m.rkrt or ~on lM<'l I.be-l)C'n<mltt'I offlr• ... Coddtlll w...,..., Sdloot l' .. m \Ill lo 131 f1t•r wli I A/W lLIUl)Q t•tat'Yml'lll t TSJ.IHIM Ut.N TAl. A ST Cl\alrwidtl part Unw Ha~ llr ~ lOOO Onlal Aul lll1hl.t motlvitl.C'd, t•Ot'rJl•llt', 1'11 prnrnced IWtl. fur (;I' offlr• Urt'•l ~• rJQph('r.-. :5 hr do,) d• wk tJo 1Jld or UT 0770 O.ntal Chair atdt' o ~ 1 t<OA 4 day wet•ll. (.;I' lld IM'nt-flta, t np 11111 l • ry Ac1 3:.01, ll6Z 17»4 l>t!NT Al, Ot\hodontw Aa. "' f-xp pn•f'd l'1ll oe w 1 lWNTAI. ASST Uu 11h~ !-l t'wport R1•111 r .. 11torull\.t• flr•t•l 11·.-n e" d t h a r p • ,. n lhu1tll<1 lH' \'XP .,.,,,l 631 a.IW f \MERA PC'r on full ---------r on~ In tht' t'aml!r• lkl>• Cou.ATOa Cll't'Aal Off•ce. e11l'.eptaonul l-'11m1hiar 'lllllh r\tr , ... -... ~lyforlht•rtaiht Vrot't.>a:. t;xper prdr ~-1:'1111 pt'fMlfl C'iall IW4 ~ ~y I• •n•"• •r l'·"'' '4ll11na to train an an C • ..,,lUllVt' UUV • "l&I A UltJu c.-entu1 Ave C M du1tr1oua cart't'f 1n ., " • tJa\ ldual tu p11 c k llj(l" Drh~ t"diK'at11>n11l nisler1Jlb ()perntl· modt'rn l'qwp CAMlttA ~C"t'IJl'tlt workin.: c·onda ml•nt & dc>or to clonr OPHATOR lion' nnd bf•nc·fit'I 40 trun.'!p Caltf dnvers Ile Jo.xft!riene•· w at h 11 ttour Wt't'k Ar>ply North n~'d No prior t'Xpn W» ibera o r Nu Arc Am1•r1r;,n Srrv1 e 1· 1~-c Coad dnvin1i rec u c1&rm:r11 prrft!rrt'd Mu11t Cenlt'r, l33fl f; Warner. ml.L'lt. No Sunday work bt> able to makt• hall S1tntu Anu 1-~qual Ori Oran"e Co1uH Yellow tont..'I> Jo:xperaimcNI 1n pocturuty •:mployt1r t'ub, 17300 Mt. lier 11trlpplng for 19t,,,251 ~ ___ _r_olUJlll_ . f' Vly presses as w,·11 11 :!1 smaller press~ Mubl bt· COMBAT ARMS . Menon DI ETARY AIDES lll iable lo develoµt• 3~ lY 1'ralll 10 11mall unit conv. hoNp Day & PM plates. Good eompon) tncl1t'li lwg1i1c'onuNt•i. Supenor_._N __ N ··-I L'd . .. oi for 4 }Car enlti.t11wntli • lluvnll "' ocallon. 4 Call for details Army »irrh St . Ncwpo~t Kt>Crultmg Uc a c h I N e a r 0 ( • . M . o • · Aarpurll. t:quul Op lA1:tta l'!\a~ 1021.• porturuty Employl'r llunlln~on Beh9621182l J.aguna Hilb 768 S:.!51 Uunut shop work 1'\J II µt. t·ws . no ex)l net• Apply AM D K 's Donuts. ~ Jo'wrvaew, & 135 Jo: 17th St.CM 0.nvas Pen.on · Bout cov .:rs, e xpcr Saal:. by ~k.67~11'23 CofNNlttity SH"Ylc• DRlVEll, Tow Truck. ex Opportunity w 1pay ~:st~.~~~mnC·~ a~~~I~ C'ARPt:T CLl::1\N1';R Mw.t be n\.'ut. full tam\.' t!mmed upt'ntnl( Cc11l l~2700 Maturi' womon wfrur yrs&ovcr call7SI 1515 net'dt•d tn homemake ----·----- i.ewral hr-. .i da)' for Drn·er, Stock Clerk t'ldt•rly Lu~una J.k<ach Chance for atlvanct• un·;1 4!f7·2375 mcnl, ml.l$l know o (' ar1•a. l'ac Ind. Sup1,ly, 21b7 S. llathaw11y. Si\ ( ~~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~~ ..... !~.~~ I JIOVf ad VETERANS J-.1tJo61T,....,. ....... ,... u ... u ... oyedv ....... U•'-9 fil 0..-. C...ty ·~ Sl.50 Ptt Ho.w 1 ... Wcwy c CMUtrd 14.SO to H .04 ,.,. How E..P..1""9 0.•efOfN'"l'll Ttd.adc.t '4. 70 to U .00 ,.,. Hoar o ........... ..,. U0,000 ,.,. Y.- M.ct..kol As......,. u .sorerHow Sdei--Mllk lout. U .16 ,.,. How AutoMec"-ic 14.00 ,.,, How SWppMig/RtuMng $3.50 Per How lwldHMJ Moiftt1w. SS. 00 PtrHow s...t Metal Fabric S4.00 P..-HW Pf'Odyctl0tt Worbf- $4.00 Per Hour Paint..- Sl.50 to SS.SO Per How Tool Moket-t S4.27 to S9.83 p.,. How Apply at lmpfoymtnt & Tralnln9 Admlnlatnrtfon af Hunttrigton leach, 538 Main StrMt, Huntll'ICjton lcoch. Colt now SU-2526 or 639-8554. Fashion l.lrcessory dl' signer, sccl<s purl time ~•slant an assembly & slrlngtn~ of jew"lry 4!n 45:1(} ______ _.., F F. M A L E Jo' a e t o r y workel'li S2 90 per hr t 11t~rt M crat raises S48 SL2S. 1537 Monrovia Ave, NB 1-'lle <'I erk nel.'ded pa rt \Jme for bw.y orr•ce 20 hours per week Cull Balboa Manne M9·1Hl7 I for appt l':JO F. ~ IF FlLECLERK INSURANCf: GIRL FRIDAY $900 Xlnt. OJ>pty w/NB firm for outgoing carE-er girl Xlnt oppty for advance· menl. Must be ram1U11r w/alJ 5€.'<'ly & off. funr Must be self 1vated. 1n tell1tnt .. have fast, aecurate typ 1ng skills. s trong o r ganlzataonal skills and the ability lo work an dependently Xlnt co benefits Mon 1-'ra 8.30·5PM Please call Eleanor al 752· 7591 Olat1er. ex per t'Ustom mirror man, top pay, good benefits 646 323_1_ CASHIER PART-TIME COMPANION Li ve tn for t•lderly lady Pcr:.onal eurt' nt•edt•l1 Thur.. l'YC thru Sun t•\ c 8:»0081 A 11pec1dlty drug ston· ,., sct·klng a pt:r11onuhlt·. CONSTRUCTION Beginners spot ror nght per.ion. plellbOnl workant: OHIVEHS l"ull time' conds. oppty for trJtntnfl Cl11Sb I . dl'lt Vl'rt n R & advoncemf'nl. 3712 hr nur..t-ry i.tock Ill So.Calaf. wk. $500 mo lo start l.1t•nn rut & ~ood dnving Cull ~-4700 ask for An G-R·E-A-T SALES JOI HOW OPEN GOOD PAY . GOOD HOURS. GOOD CON cncr~e\1e. perman1•nt pr1rl ·l1mt• ea s h1t•r t o work 9A M·3f'M. Mon lj> Jo'rt Wtll also mcrrhnn dt!it: boutu1u c d1·1H Amb1t1ous w/some t•xpr 1n all t radl's, w I i;:ood eommon Sl'nse Mu1a lulve trans. 673·S5S3 rl't:or d. ('on tact Mr drt'a t: 0 E Martin or Mr. Mollnu -____ - 962·ti004 ~ OITI ONS MANY Ple;ise rai l -..iort·cook. expt'rat•nced . lnllOf!l:Cr to iiN up In knowlcdl(e of ftal1un lt'rvtCW ilPPt foods ~·3856, 645·0651 DnvcN;. takin~ upphcu lions for bChool bu:. $1l.05 llr. t o start. 4 hr guar antrt! 559 OK I 1 f~OE Employer -----THE GUILD DRUG t610San MtJ:ut:I Or N Ii 1---------I>nvt"r for lllurprint!-, COOKS art'h supphl'~. apply an fM·1330 f; 0 .Jo; Clcunan.: l.ady for So U..~'Ul\11 Mull'I Good J>U) & worktnK ronrtat 10011 499-2227 l::xpundrnl( r l'o;t:iurant chain with nv~r 50 unilb F11m1ly-uwnc.'<i organaz1t - t1un offers pleai.anl work1ni: t'O nd1t1on:. <:ood opportun1t1ei. for advanct'mcnt Excellent t'Ompany bent•ftt:. Ex penence rlt'fitn••I l\p)lly Ulperson CLUICAL Nt!wport Center frnan t' 1 a I f 1 r m s e •• k 1 n ll rt'Spon:.ablt' andlvlt.luub ~"'-"u Onn~ fur accounting l'l1•rk ~Utl;;;J ~0-"' pvto 1l1on. Al·counl1n11 l>urkgmund, 10 k<·y 11h1ll t~. hichl lYPtnll lll'lprut 1313 w Coo1t Hwy Xlnl working condition• ~ ri h h & company hcn1•f1t:1 nf wpo ac h'rl'd i\1Jrily an pt•rhun or 1•1111 COOK·l-'or act1\•C retire· ADP PEN SI OM SERVICES mcnt homt>. Relief s hift Good henef1t s Sa I a ry t>i,ast'll'e o l morrungs or ttflt'rnoons Must hinc \>ahd UL & good drtv1n1t rPeorrl Wkdyi. 646·50till Evl·~ & wknds 545 7377 ---Dnver. !Jte cookml{, er rands. cl<.'. for workml! ~'OUple Must hv~ 1n Or C-0 & have l)t!rfc(1. dnv tn~ rt'<.'ord Apply Mrs Gri-t•n P .O Tinx C. Downey, t:<1llf. 00241 •DRIVER• t-:xpanding co looktnR for ptoople willlnll to work. Neat appear Good dnvinJ( re<.'. Over 18. Co vetucles. $2.85 per hr + ISO Newport Ccnlt•r l.>r COOK, for ronv hospitul ineent1ve11. Cnll t:n c 2nd. Fioo~~prt Bch t'ree health inllurance 673-lrbl3 ___ _ l'XI 263 after probationary DRJVEJlS &HELPERS EOl': penod Evl'r y other Needed for l oc11 I wknd oH. Apply 1445 household mov 1nl( a..ERICAL Superior. NB 847·7Zl8 Cocntol Ptno""ef COUNT EK GJRkP IT, ________ _ ACJ"Cy 10 :M>-1 30. SJ. hr City 11~100.of}obt.avmlahlt Clt'aner:., Lag li c h "'1lh many hnc, su~r 494·1538. 1·ompun1es und they'rt - ----- ''" fRE1';1 Couple wanted to munaJ(c 540-6055 i.ml business, P IT DR IV HS Men or women 25 yr!\ or older Know the roui.t cilies. Net SUIO a week or more. Orange Cout Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt F\nuneaal S.:cy Gl'T110Htrt• SWckC.:ll'rks Out a Proeeil'I n ~ SI K S900 $650+ Prgmr Analys1i. SIHK Pl ease c.;u 11 for i\ ppt lrvtne Pc•ri.onncl t\~1·nt'y 411'1E17th. C~ta Meu Sui tl' 224 642· M70 Cient:rlll Ma ao tcnanc-c Truek drtvt"r Handyman <.:oi.ta Ml'bJ 548~3 GENERAL O FFICE lo'RINGE OEN EflTS l"~"'T GROWING COM PANY PROMOTES PROM WITlllN. TRAIN t-'O R TOP M A N A G E M f; N T S T I\ R T ~-· ' I M M t:O IATF:LY "' KEYBO ,\HO F: X P F. R I E N C 1-; HELPf~. Wf: 111\V~; oun OWN TR/\INING PROGllAM PUT ON BY TIIE COUNTRY'S TOP O RGA N SALt;S PEOPLE C/\LL AT ONCF. FOR INTERva:w ORGAN EXCHANGE. S T AN NUNN 7141586-7302 TYPIST. u cc urute --------- 40wpm 549 3942 -GREETERS G.Mrol Office 7 AM • 12 Moon i\ceur lypmg rl'fl Lt bk 7 AM· 3 PM kpg, non -i:.m kr pref Comp11ny has openm1<s Airport i.lrca. Sul OPl'n an Costa Mes a. Santo 549 2AOO. ~a & Orange for attrac - - - - -_; tive mature ind1v1duals to greet eustomcrs for Cknerul new car dealer·s scrv1r 1• COUPON Assemblf'rs, Traanel'S. dept. Some filinl! & Cl telephone work Good crical. etc starting salary. adv a nee DOUILE PAY ment and frin1te benchts FOR I 1t DAY Apply Mon lhru Thurs rrom 9AM to 3PM at Nu Orm l'Lans 3 194 ·C Airport Loop Dr Costa Mesa. aft.er working 60 hours UnnA lh1s ad ln und re· ~LSlcr with us by Feb tst VICTOR T 1ft1MM ory Servicei .U.l Birch St. Ste 213 Nt.'WJ)Ort Beach, 556·8520 ms MatnSt.Sle~ Orange, 835-2622 COUPON ------· GUARDS SECURITY CocntolP9nOMef 642·1~ -----He rrmann , f'ount:Jrn --------- Due lo our rct'enl ex pan.41100 program. Wells Fargo Guard Services t!I tunng Sccunty Gt11ardl! for ACJ"C'f CUSTOMER SERVICE 2790 Harbor, CM Large Antique store Valley !No of Slater betwn Ncwhopr & Euclld> ALL JOBS f'R~E seek~ person to llbllillt eu s t~me r s, a n swerl•-------- phoncs, " run regi!tter O..ERICAL Buckground in cwstomer DRIVER l::amcxtramoncy • rel ation s or credit Gl-;1111-:RAL Of'f'IC1':. Secretanes. Typ111ts. /\e ctg Clerks. Top Pay Nu l"ee Good lkndll'I tmml'<I jobs ncur your home Norrell lrYIM/Mtwporl a.ach Smehl Alta/ Anah.im Mert./•uetHI Parle Cotta Mffo Ir Th• Whittlw Ar.a . ... . . ~~.:'!~~.~ ..... ?!.~~j~.~~t:.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~.~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?~.o.~ MleHr AnlMDAKT llOTEL "MARRIOTT IS PEOPLE .. CUIUNr OPIHIHGS D1ST fOI: • Front Oe:-k Clerk • Door Attendant c f''ull & Part Ttmt 1 • lf<r.->l/ If Ol'ttess • PBX Operator EnJOY rxcrllcnt workan~ cond1lloni. & c·ompany bt:nt:f1lh Apply !)am Noon. Mon "'n Pt•r!4>nnel MAIRIOTT HOTB. 000 NewMrl C't>ntt!r Ortve Newport Beach E.O.E. MFG DIQ.IHIH VtUrtnary Ho.p. Lm~ RapCdty ~xp11ndlnl( o <.: ln. lite clunlna Rf/:. '1tm 11 looldn• f IK M f I Call days, Mon thr\i f'r i En1pn\•t'r Thll In · day,9·5,9S0-4139 d.lvld1WI w1ll lN' rttpo.,.I Nune LYN Pan bml' bit• fcw documrotlng .,. 11 7, lmmac. 4l bed 1Cmbly procedures. de Cunv. HO•P· So.S A &llPW"i toolm1. tra1nln1t '4306l &: provadlnJC l~rhn1col ----- 1.fPport for lh •a a .. mbly N\U'8t'li Aide. Eicpencnrud al special compnOLH & II hr. Sat. Sun. elderl> <'11rncn11 Heqwremeot 4 man Conv. hosp . NR. y , • ., r ., 1· o I I 1• ~ t• • CM oro Call coiled 1nec-han1cal t>naant'<'nna 21.3 ns 8030. or 1ndW1tnul lt-thnolol(y - work t-X1Jt>ru·n1•1• not NtJR.<;~ AIDES ne(.'<ted n\'COUUry Orfcr t!lC lO l(IYtl tendt'r lovinl( t'<'UenL mt'd1e11I & dental 1·;m• to the cldurly pu bcnt'l1L'i Plt'llHI' St'nd rt• t I c n t II w 111 t r a i n ~ume to w Wra~ht . ti,uuliticd pcraonn\'I Sc"·ntarl1• Dnllin.: Con Eom whlle you learn. All IJ'OI. 404() ('a mpui> Or , 11hll\.I' av•ll. Apply 144~ N1·wport Ht•ac h . Cu Superior.NB. GUARDS FuU & p/llm<' All areas Uniforms furnished Atietl 21 or over Retired welcome No tlxpenent'e nee Apply Universal f"rotettion Service. 1226 W Sth SlrW't, Santa Ana lntervaews hotarll 9 12 & l-4 Mon lhna f'ra MACHtMIST 93600. Nunung 4 DGY 40 Hr WHll NURSES AIDES H:elld housekeeper. part ume iitock boy & ma1di. Tiw Inn Al l.11.iuna. 211 N Ci.t tlwy. Lul(una Beach llotcl llousekcep1ng Porter 4pm to I lpm Uruon ~mefals Ca ll for a PPl 645 5000 ext 520 -------- llCYrt-.:L POOL AnEND We are st-ektna a relaable person with t'urrent water safety cert1f1eale ID attend our hott'I swim rrung poo~ area. Apply 9am 12 Noon. Mon1P'r1. Personnel . ..--... MAUIOnHOUL 900 Newport Center Or Newport Be.ich Equal Opp0r Employer HOUSECUAMERS & Housewives P 'tame work ~U&rl tmmed ~2839. 968 2810 Housekee)lt•r wanted . Mature. mu:.t drive'. 1';n1thsh preferred. full \Jmc he lp for :1 boys in ('l("J\l machine wurk on Models . , State cert only, S4 hr. s quabty urospat'e com• Wr need new fact's If Pd hollday8 yr. Sick PllY ponents & aasembleNI you have what 1t take1' to Rayvaew ConvUIH•cnl Must be able to work beamodeleallus rww 2055 Thurin c M from detailed ph1nn1ns N1-w York Wt-st Modeli. 642-3S05 ' !ibeet& blu~pnnts Apply 631 5(j()() ------· 1.11 per,on 7am·5pm, Mon The Profei1111onab Nw-stng thruThur EDLY f"""'STRIES IMC. 210l Dov~ Slret!t. NU MAIDS Expeneneed. rull lame. also part ta me 642· 3030 M&ntenance locks mith & locksmith a~sai.tant nt.oedcd for school das trict. Knowledge• o f master keytnl? practices. tools & ~uipment. F:x penence rcqwrt:d . ~x cellent benefits. Apply Capis t ra no Una ril'd ~hool Das trlet 32972 Calle Perfecto, San J uan , Capistrano M.IOCJet /R•toil Honey B;kcd llams seeks stDre mgr capablt> of assuming complett' urut operational re~pon tn the Oramie Co arN1 Good pay. vac, ho!lp tn'i pension & profit !thanng plan Call Beverly Mon thru f)-1 blwn 9am 3pm. forappt. 752-1683 Molel llott·I Will tra in front <fr"k Pt-r..onable. full um" ~sodor IM 645~<&0 Mo«:I Hold LYN Xlnl bcnef flol1day µuy tmmed Bayvie w Con vnleiwen\, 20SS Thunn C M 642 3505 Relief ntl(ht uud1tut .-200 NURSING t:xpenen('I.' prd ~1odor lnn 645·4"40 MOTOR ROUTE The Da1ly P1lnt hui. 11 lat.l(l' route an Nrw1>0rt lieaeh an•u, Mond<iy thru Friday aftt•rnoon:. plus Saturday and Sun day early morninl?f. Ap prox 21 • hour-. pt•r duy Strn II bt>nd rl'Q um -0 i\ p proximate earntnl!~ ~ per month Mu.,l ha\t' dc•pfndablr Jutn anti l?ood dn v tn I? rrcord Pll'<tli<' apply In rw1 ">n llOW. Bay Costa M•sa Circ611att0tt D•pt. DIRECTOR OF NURSING Alt immediate openin11 cx111l8 for a Director of NursmJ: expenenced tn the convalescent hO!iipttal fat'ld The suc•t•essful cam dtd::itc will also h;ivc a workml( knowledge or Medicare Manager fo r woml'n!> --------- Our l'ongenial rac1lll:V ,., a 59 bed t'Onvalc:.t'ent hospital loeatt.'d an Hunt 11\Alon ~ach We offer an t'Xcellcnl salary and benefits package Call or Jpply tn person to specialty c;hop an So <.:oast Plaia Exp onl) Call Sturley 213·964-0332 Collect ~OTOH l«llln. lovely Malibu home --------- 1lw Uu1ly l'llut hu' J larJ(c routt• an lltl'wport l:k-arh ur .. a. Monda~ Lhru f''r1day artt•rnoonJ"o plus Saturduy and Son day early morn10.:I\ i\ µ prox 21-, hour' pt·r da} Gcrfield Care Convalescent HosDital 771' C:arll•kt Hunffnc)t°" leach. CA. 17141847-9671 213-456-8326 llo us ckeept•r. Irv•· 1n . malurt!. rots. In Terr Rm/Tv 673·~2 llousekccpl'r dra vcr~ Lir., wknds off 5 school eh.lldren. SPt-ak Spanlf'h 847 8567 ---.- HOUSEKEEPER 4 dayA wk. 4 hrs day also prepare I meal SIOOtwk Apply Mr1> Grt't!n P 0 Uox C, Downey. CA 90240 Housewurei. & titflw11rt>'I "all'l> clt•rk, r>.pt·rlcor t.' rl'<f d f\l ll ll me lllON Hl\ROWAH I';. 1024 lrv1n l' i\vt•. N B ,f\42 llJJask for f'htl INDUSTRIAL Work local temPorary assagnme.nll! Open to all 6lo1Js. Cal for An AflpoMt1Mftt Today 557-0061 £0~ off ice · ~OJ overload Equal 0)lpor t:mployt-r lnsuranc .... I.a~. Nai.t. al{llcy nds ex pt:r proper ty & cwiualty 1url full or rrr 831-1615 insurance Costa Mei.a Agent•y needs expenenced l(ul Duties mcludc all phoscb or pr ope rty casually operallOns. Ideal work LOK con<iJUons Top pay for quallftcd 1nd1v1duul 1142·6500 or 546 3205 Keypunc h DATA ENTRY Senior operator for wl'll e5loblts hed 1trow1ni: Munufactunn~ VACUUM SYSTEM OPERATOR Wt' are seekmg an tn dlv1dual t<xpent'nccd tn va,·uum system opt:r;1 t1on Salary rom mens uratt' w i th ,., pen en ct• t:omprehenlil\ u <·om puny beocfati; 1nclud111~ maJor medaeal .ind dt·n tal Call or JpµI> 1n person 3952 Campu"t Orwe. Newport Bt-aeh (7l4l S40-6080. F'.qual Op portunaty t:mplo)rr mlflh TRANS MASK CORP MATERIAL HAHDUHG Parts stock per11on f; x penenet' desarl'd but not required Will l raan mus l PllSS eompJn) physical incl. bat'k X ray lrVll'\f 540· 7639 f;O ('; MB>ICAL ASSIST. Allergists bark offici• Will tratn Call Brenda .ll s;r).56J() Medtt'al Jo'ront Off1r1• ~y N B 0 B C.yn of fret' Expeni-m·l'd onl~ need apply Pleast' i.cnd ret1umc to P 0 Box 1560 Costa Ml'Sa, 92627, Ho"< 423 GetGREEN l'o'h for WH ITE ell'phanti. Wllh a Class1f11'il i\11 C'a 11 642 5671i Srnall bond rt•qu1 rc•d Ap t:quul OpJX1rtun11 v proxamutA• c·urninl(s. $.WO Employer m If JI\ per month My .. t h:i ,·1·1--------- c11·pt·nd:iht.• a11111 .rntl 1otooddn\11n1i1 r~'(·orfl Office l'le:i~ nppl> .,, prr...iin Girt Friday l lO W. lav I 'art tame• !I tu 2 ' Salary Upe11 Costa Meta 675-7796 Clrcwlcrti0tt Dept. ---------0Ft-1CI-: MAN AG 1-:R Xlnt MOVIEFtRM SES<S 1200 EXTRAS CJ'>ltnl( now 101 mJJ film, all JJCI'!> l\.PI''>. M f'' l::xcepl apply to br(•Jk into mo"'"' ~ S200 p1•r day poi.!'> 17141 761·1244 Vto1':0 CA.STING S t-:RVIC1': (Now tn 4th year I N1':EOEO .I Kl'V Pl'<>Plt• w 1rt•ttJ e:;t11tt•. bu:.ant--. ... err 1ns ur.1n1·1• hJt·k i.•round J5 i 021:, ~ new port po~1 t1on for rare..: .. mandt.•d !>.cir 1n1f1i.1tt•J J)l'rlon SUJ t t Y'l>l lil: re1 I Good bt.•nefat-;. Xlnl wurkinit rond1t1ons 111 pro~rl'i.s 1ve Newport Ccnlt•r At·countmg Firm Call ~fanc al Simona:. & Qi 640·1333 Clf1ce Manager-Sales Good opportunity for ad vancement. Wall tra1nln11 expen t'n<'e neres!>a r> Mu~t be• 2.'l yr., old or o lder & be avail. 011 Saturdav!> 557 OK:.!4 or 77" liO~i> 1525 Ml'~ .r Verdi• •206. t:<>sL:1 Mt!:.a 0 I' 1' 0 M Jo: T ll IC A :. :.t d l <'pt Non s mok..r typ1m:. S:1t S4 oo pt•r h1 8.'WJ. !I I oi. ~ ~ • personnel c: .. , agency '-"' Owr th{' 1·ount••r :.ale:. '--zs -752·0331 sl'rv1c1• Air operated t:mployt•t• lh•lu taun~ na tl1ng & SI upeltn ~ J\dtnln SJIK.000 equip Xlnl Opt•r. for :.o i\drrun l\bi.t SIOOO mt'On<! tn le11rn our b11~1 t.1ub1l1l) In" flkl!d Ill.."\.' & develop a t·arl't'r 1-:xc•<'N't'\. P11h fo'1rm Vl•ry l1b<·ra l frtngl' SlOOO '111 bl'nef1t.s Call for uppt F•C Bkkpr SIOOO.+ 6.14 l:izt __ _ GenJOfl'Clt'rk tns100 PARAClfUT1': 1rnaa:n kmdex Opc.•rntor OJ)\·n for penionncl ;ind cqwv RPrepl t~r.1ph1c·« S.thr ment parat'hute\s. Mui.I Prr &>c> S5 hr undenco parat'hute Jump 2l9'l M :trtln 1 n tn•• trairunic ()pen to women Ulll Yor t\ppo1nlmt•nt and men Apply ot Army H.c:.<Cn.utin1: OH ace Ca II Nun.t• Aidt·, 7 3.3 11 . I I 1 fo:Xpcr pn•f'd ln1mu1· 11 bf'(f C"m 11~11 ~' :-. A ~9 :.IGI <:Mta Mrso !".40· 1026 Sunta AM 642·2435 Huntington lkh 962 8821 *PARTTIME ONLY• Temporary Services 549-ll071 E 0 I!: TYPISTS ~~:aiay0:.Sef~!~~1p1~ WANTED PIX in ~ ... The Antique ACCT CLERKS Guild UIOl K Dyer Rd. SUNDAY ONLY t1EVD1b..ICHOPER SantaAita . ___ To d eliver DA I LY Orange Co Corp Xlnt bl'ncftl!l & workan.: con di lion& M In 3 yr., or kl'ypunc h ri•qd I LIM 37411 3742 ht•lpful or Wl' Wlll tratn l'oy wall rom mensurlltt' w 1l'xpt•r Ap I M M E D I A T E ply ln pcr11on. Mon thru 0, EN f M G S f o r F'ri, dam ~µm I I 1 TIM Joltv R.r Inc Mu!lt now be employed & frt.'t' to work in my smttll appl bus or air tre11t m('nl ('(IUJP. M.t' G 10 PM or M Thurs 6 111 PM & Sul 9 30AM·2:301'M S400tMo Sal. or profit shann~ rroll whlehever you pre No exp. ner. i.ome ml(r oppty. avo1I fo'or lnlervit'W <.'all aflt•r lPM979-3860 "m;' r-v" --------1 Pll..O'r bul1dlcs to c:ur , CLHKS DATA EHTRY riers In Newport Beach Must have phone & rclia Senior operator for 8 well area Requires van or blctrllll.llp. Long&short established growing l11rge station wagon & a tt.>rm aJ1111gnment11. HoU Oranfe Co. corp Xlnt ~ood driving ret'ord. day & vacation p uy ..,.. k ng cond"il on • Call. tlo11plt•llzat1on plar ,..vr 1 s "' 642·4321 available. ti.oettu. Min 3 yrs of keypunch reqd. IB M Alllfor 1'1411 3742 helpful or we DOft Wl•Mtt Of" wtJJ train. Pay will eom· Herry s .... , mensurale w/exper. AP· Eq11al Opportunity ply in person, Mon thru 4I C~ Orin J)1,8Jlm-Spm. ___ Ea--'1cplo,__~"'--r __ n. Jolv R~r Inc: ,.,.. LE -546-741 t'100Clllellt'Avi· -re AH~s <Acroq Prom Irvine. Cn need~ mature person for Or&nJeCo. Alrpurl) 1714, ~ 0331 oountcr & marking ~II t;qual Opport Employer ---------i Umc, $days, Expr prer Apply Mr Best Cleonors. Delivery & stock work. t.wn 8 3. 2929 1': Cousl remale & malt' oppll-Hwy CdM 875-3300 Clerk Typbt for growin11 canta we. lcomo. Xlnt op· Newport Beach 1'exUle portunity to lt'aln In auto ELLEN CARTERS ti.rm NC«! good lypln parts Hin; a:f.ply 1522 Lael.Y's Haberdiuihor 10 k•y. aeneral mat Newport Blv . , Costa Now lntervlewln a full 11bUJty. Good benefits. Mesa, or 10080 Adams. Ume 11lcawomen. Apply SHO per week + accord· H u n t . o <' 8 c h . ln pcnon. 131 f 1t1hlon lng to oxp, Wiii train. Automot •• i:..:.v.:.e.::Su::.!p~p:::IY!...-__ 1_ta:--land_"'.'M_a_ll_. N::-._B_. __ C~llMS-1088 ----Dellverr &r Oener •I Eut'utlu Secnt ary . CL E R K' T Y f' I S T Helper, Jlteeway Auto, Woma.n wllh 1klll1 ln t.yp. N•wpo rt Beach de ~2 Avery Patkw•)'. lnl. Ahort.l\an<l and light v.-loper n u d a a h arp MV. 11ccounUnM. Pay com· penon with good typln mon1urate with cic 11.k.illa. Respon1lble. ata Delivery Driver. good perlenctt tnd 11billty bfe penon. Conatructlo drMn11 rtt0rd, neat ap· 23041 Alcalde Drive, ~od helfrul not pe.aranu . Coe la M cso LlJuna Ullll, 710 2894 req ulred. C11I Te.rra Blut'Prin t. J5$0~6upertor, FAC'l'ORY WORKt:R ~ C.M.~<AS7 J --"'emale mar h lnt> DRIVER, lt Pie up " de· oPCrator No expen.nc~ 0..t!Jtd AdA, your Ont' livery .,,,,. Thompson nee. Wiii lrllin Xlnt eo atoptbcJwlna t'enter 8'ueprtol, '4!;!33 benefit.I Colf.U.o.i03 .. i GENERAL LABORERS TRAINEE ASS BLERS P ERS ve r eliable . & hone Lona & ter oulanmtnu. Holl vacation pay Ho1p1tall111tlon pl11n avt.llable. VOLT 1 ........... ••All -.r If • I '' J141 c..,.. DrlY• 546-4741 <Acroea From Or&nlfe C-0. Airport l Equal Opport Emptor r GEl"IL OFC alrl PIT for mominp . Must S!>(!ll • t,ype. C..11 tm.l711 ---atllLFllDAY Sharp ia I nudcd Hlablchool ar•d •~ Jl•I h1<la)' In lllw ofrlee Call 11\ 7 pm, "4 18111 super• sory •• • 11oo cifo~t h• l\v1• s.c.fty Offic.,-s who Irvine• ..tTOP 'AY, with a (7t41S46.03\l1 rttptdtdc~. 1------------- EAIH Sl.00 TO SJ.IS PllHOUR PllOMOTIOH CAM,AY TO $4.25 PH HOUR Apply an person Monday tO "f'tlday, SAM to 5PM at WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICES 1532W COl'lllt onWHlth f;ale1ion,CA OR M()nd•y. Tu.Mtay, Wed· neaday, T hu r1d11~ IOA M ~PM , CLOSEu Ftlw.yat 2lOWWWMr IMZ17 s.t.AM.CA State l.Jc No C·l!O.le tAu•I Opportunity Emptoyt r M P LecaolTrahtM Lela! olrict-In N<>wport Beach 1s look1ng for rt' llOW"<'eful. sell ~tarter ll:i bookkeeper & leaol tr ainee Sol11ry rom men1ur ate with C'I · pelient'e Coll Loura 17'4 )759-0034 t,,vc an Companion with lljlhl housl'ket'Ptnll for wadnw Non ~mokttr l::nJCUsh preferrff. Mu11t dMV\' Plt•n111nl pnvnl(• sulle Cull 644 74614 11fl 7pm. Lock·Smath Excellent opportunity for 11 Lock· Sm.Ith with minimum of 2 )'J'I. exp Tbl1 ls a work· lnR/m an aseme nt job with profit 11har1ng. So. Or~eC-0. Send Resume to Cla&tlfled Ads. • 436 Dolly P iiot P 0 Box l*· COllh• Mt•1111. Cu aDB Wh.'tt '-s Your 1'r11d1• • SI TT pt'T l'>fw 'fl\ilt', llttlt' to P8) H.ave 110m<'th1n1 to sell• "'1w1 wtu:at you want In Ou llltd ad.~ do It well Dally PUot Claa~lfledlt ror lltl lid ln the Ually PH<>l St'i"Vlee Olm'tory U\41l t11n Ullt btl h yoor jlrof(';!\lllOl\OI l~nUly Por mort• In fonNOon <'tdl &42 !IGT8 MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE! Forlfif_.loft, pleou ult (714) 549-7911 Extension 2 2 2 W • acc.,.t colft 2 4 hours a dcry. '1 days o wttk CALL TODAY! o,.s...c1••...-T•1 • , o.a •• oo A11111M ..... C:A •JaO) Al'T:l lh_..... . ,_.~ ..... , ............. PART TIME EVENINGS A.duJl.!! with oul.3\aodlni:. ullract 1ve pt•rllonahlaci; who t•nJoy worktng wath kid' Stun at S3.~ pl'r hour Phorw &42 4321 ~xt 250, H~'TWt: .. ~N 4 :00 !I 00 PM Alll for Jim 1':qual ex>portunal y Employer P""l<.'·up person, iart up tltude, lnterestlng work 4 day, 40 hr. wk $3.00 hr start. 979·7660 ----POX An1werl njf service operator rut! fl P/T Call ~Wl Pax OPERATOR Ot~c Co Ati>rt areo. Inter busr. n •ltchbrd, l"l l' ' Prr day ahllb. E 0 1': Many benoflt11 P1y ucordlna lo exp ~3333. 8.13·3333. 1-\nd what )'O\I w•nl 111 t>a1ly Pa~ c1 ... 1t1l'ds ... ... I ., r \ ~.~~.~ ..... !!~ !~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!!! Monday. Janu11Y 15, 1979 DAILY PILOT Q ......... ~/Olrtauon ti«V1~Cl•nror Pnnu.na llcycs.I IOZO Hanet 1060 9' a 1 .... lot4 SALIS CLMIC &:1lled \yplll. ant ,...Uld Oo Mature rwpoNlblo ·-··•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . COUNTER PERSONNEL r..iabllahf'd Stallunery 111 lfflllina word prott'11 11l'llf alerter. No exp. ~ & C Jll~ Arab Qtr 11t ldln1 S4.ft IJUldt aaJ Ina. txrellent ~efitl oect9W'7 · ~ lm~ny I y r a , En I I I We al . otrlr • au p ply npr New lrvlne locatlon Se I l tl ll /-.clldi c,..,.. trail/s how Mull sell ________ _ ...... -.1 bQt ot Fr 1-'ted S J 1unt11 &l Co nu I a OD a en·' ~ ett.9Sl3 clubs (Jroos oalv) ._.... n nee IMun.nc. .. Broker Catli daota, full time Lite U . • LO 1pd MX Blka " lnl• bt aefltt. aro up M•u r ln t Br a dley. 01ech'I kno wl11dice ll Parta • repaln all Mootl 11''1? 1011 NewPro-tiDe: UMbat ml!!dkal pd vacafioo, 8 '1Sl<J890 E 0 E mmt N.at appearanrt tn•ke1. Cuatom bit ••••••••• ••••••••••••• IUtt. cciet. Sa.leeman's p ,. .._. te .._. tdida~ l"W appt rail --• handwrtllna. AUIY claatc bikes z "11i.lclcnesa Planer. 1un116edll·IMS ,. ..... Hp. l~Ji 8'rU1 51 ITJI ~retary , rT. 9 3pm. 2*Newpr1 Blvd C Jt'J'ONwptBlvdCM Approd5ynokl. Compl S11N. ......... ............ Allrfly SaJe1 SSOOperhr Goodlyplna SWVSt.aHelpoeededlm· '42-MO wtrnotona~.All• ... 1095 .. -J.I . f... r tr aalmpmion "°work Ina E•f,· Req (;all med. f'IU or p/t. Apply c-r• & flOO Ph540-71l7,13l·U79 ...................... . _. -1 ,_. _.. t1t"l"n1n-, n per1ft1Ce or 11157 m1 ( rvbMt) • ,._. H N 8 -....& 1030 Bo a.• Good ___,, .,. "4 S••r· •Ill tr'r.n rl1ht -nion la>o:.."""' wy. · ...,.,.... Mtc•••W 1010 · ct"' """'"' .... •-alTA.IY -•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S•SO Laauoa Bcb ' ~1 ln pH'IOn Alt for -se.1,. .,,,..._.ory o,u• J...CM asMM camera LUGGAGE TAGS **" Taco de ~~~.~n'"i!~~~~ z.~~::i~ ,,r.•t:. Spiruwear rn~. lf~ady· wlth f/20 lens. 11lru the fro.,, your busmeaa card. t~O-la.u--t.o-o_nNt_11_1\_ow_ca_a-e. NU l!IM-4223 vtt1tmr nt F irm. Cood fOodPIY·6'2-72 lena meterloa. Juat Send 01Mt card for each $!!0.58i.;f'"i0na,17"widil:, ~l\!, fl>f" promo 640-0.123 ed. i.aauoa Nlauel area, aboot. Sell Umer. Shutter return permanently _ .__._ Carlos i kllli. e1tp req. Call Sll..KSCR!EN£RS want· foci., match needle. and ~ plua one apare. We 311"1ugh. 675 :tl83. UollJI\ n"4'l • brla&ht. 831-0802 &peecislt.ol/IOOOsecond. sealed attractive lal & •·1~ IHO I o,.r It&. MUil nave rar Oood op• SIClllTA.JY Screw on h:Oll. Includes strap, meeting elrllne ,.., Shr90 1098 s..tw .... CA port.Wllly 'With &r<>wtni UC.rlONIST &trap. Brand new. 1150 l.D. requirementa . .-,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l' o m p a n )' L ••ad • for .irowan" Ntwpo rt Ph962-~ vent loll Ir theft! f'or a ui Cauett ~r r\.lml.Sfwd.. ll!a.b comcn ·h .. fii STO"V pmiooallzed t.aa enclose ldO(l SC3003 135(). Gar· JIO kftfol 831 ogoa C l aU 11 C S~aalta r~aJbesatas~d lfOmn "" 0oga 1040 Wltllpap~r . ra brl t' or rard turn table $5"0, R•NPllool1t fu• bu•l. ~ lk-b Dortor'• 0 lkt>IC C-. ......._ CA Orapb.iCll ' " ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Day Glo" paper & Wt' •11J112 qualincaUOM CLERK AKC Yorty p._pa, 6 wks. wtll baclr " tnm your --------SALIS/RO AIL 640.SI 12 tiny 2 Fem, 2 M. Pek. 2 tap. Or try two cards ._,.,......., 26141 A•ery <lfd.iuppU fr pn.ntlni hnmediate opening ror wht Male, 2 11able . backtobaclt ';f5•1t t'tr pcld avail. T\Jeli thru tndlVldual to order and 1-'44-1BT7 El Cajon. PRICES --••• .. ••••••••••••• Sttl P h fu r a ppt , •S£CR£TARIES• <IJM.nbut.-all stationery "-toYOM 1045 $2 eaor3/$5 G•n.. tolO ltlCB'TIO..tsT It l)'J»111 Pan ume 1 to ~ pm ror ~~to Apply In Ptl r • nn tu N ts ~l"lOPf'r Ute l)'V .New P O r t l" f n l t' r m& ~ p('r hr 87) ~I I ~l'~. ~ Newpurt F.qual Oppurtunaty Etnployer M / t• TI4/:,)7 821.Z. ••k for Mr R.E /Leaal ~nd office s upphea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4/St.agsSl.80 ua . ••••-•-•••••••••••••• Wu t N ~wpor\.. S u 1'e>pC.O's lrv1N8 ll5K Rf.spona1ble for aJI UPS. M. Cat. long hair. Yem t>/9ta&9'$1.50H Ctr Or, NB ~ Radio Tr•f nc: Good IYPltl• skills , pH ON E 1 NT to; R Ne> t'llp n~'IAI')' Call SAJl.B()ATSALl!:SMAN VIEWE RS for Mllll'& b«1ttt'«I lO.m ., Noon E1tpenrncr prcte rred Reeearch Co No ult1 Luc1&l "lt.iUon Y11shron Kana Marlo• 8'7~1403 Ptr W1U lratn, 'l'wllUI I l1n1t k for C'ath)' Se.llmal\tt wanle-d t-;•v Umn'a Inc Employers Pay AU 1-'ees be b i·n shorthalr spa yed cat lOor more Sl.40 ~11 S "'W US Reinders Agency Mu8t a le to 1 up lo Good w/ltlds. ~ Sales Tax lnch.tdt!d "" 4020Birch,St,Sle t04 501t. NO CARD• Rect'nt g r a duate 1n New~ Beach.S33·8UIO f)oee . Beaut AKC Bassett Draw your own or send b1olog1cal or related Call A l/"'·• .. b '"'"' ExcelJ"!t'll t.al a r y. Hound male VH y name,addreu.phone& ael~es to ~ tramed for rx PP ...,.., '" benefits .. ind working friendly. loves kids. Nds we'll make one card per 11uJes ol dlagnMll(' kits cond1t 101v~ Apply 1n Canuly.546-1632 t.ag.Add~each '------_........,._. ~~f4~~rr?' in i~~~~~~:~::.e penioa. FwAitwa aoso ~o~heek or money or· ..... M•t amce/ 73~'1981 Katby &W n-n pnofC1Tt'<I but will tniln PICTUltl FaA.Ma roi;: _ 631 4660 day• tm-$0:,~ Eltpr'd Ot *1ll tr11ln Part Reece pt1un111 l fo1 bu!ly ~ ----~- or f/tune. S.n C'll'ment~ bi:aUl) 1'.a lon. r rt:fer Sales persoo to share the work ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtLOT '9tlHT1MG s.rrice 9020 SALIS TRA.IHEE <tour busy financial con TACO dfll MUST SELL·e nd tbls. P.O. Box lS60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Atta Oa)'tl 492 62a4 . ev~.. faahlONlhl~ ~l'M)n, •ISO J\ N1>:w C'ARF.l':R 492-82'7! &Ilk for Ttm aiood e>pponuruty for ad AW A.J'l'S VOU v111ncemeot R1 c h.H d F.xJ>en l'nl>e lhe reward.I> Part lime days Good suiting stalr1 If you take Corporntt> fiea~quarters I m P s . r 11 r I l n c rs . Cosla Mesa. ea 92626 La rs on 8 h 1 p Y •rd Comm.9652274. pride In y our t y p . 17381 RedHi!ti\ve. bookcases. etc. Olsl'n Newport Beach Jan. & Pina Man. ex~nen~ Ouellette &uuty S1thm of a progren, vc <'0 URGENT ~ Newport Center Or Develop sell con/1dence. Sandwfrh Shop Take-out Mon -Fri, 10am·2pm . M6-0810 for appt. ingtsec'y skills. like to lrvtne. CA &nl4 Model Home Furn Plnballs FOOtiballs . Guar. Feb. winter rat.ea. UY/. work hard & be well· <TI4l 549-3077 4c del $325 & up. 1''am1ly diac:ount Yard labor & ____ S4_9_1~11 N.B. prof. lnC-Ome with con t.inual tr a llling compensated for your cf· EQu.al()pportubity MUST SACRIFICE-Twin Arcade IWG-2341 ~~~· 666-7833 rorts. call 759-ll83 form· tmployer M/F er full mat & box springs O'Neill Supersuit. Toped PIUA Help Wanted Ca II today. 548 7863 ftect.'Ptlorui.t;Typlsl. Boat s a l es o ft1 c~ 873-elO or 67H331 Week e nd &+ 2 t o 3 Saleb clerk, full t im e. weekdays Good typlDg & TWe<ted for gourmet rOOd aptitude for rif(ures req i.tore tn COC1ta Mei.a For Sea11111tress ror saJlmak· terview. <IBM Memory $28. Century Mode l seams . Used on ..-e loats.Mari.e lngco. Exper preferred. Typewriter training Home.l'Um (714)549·3077 dosen'tntSllO S48-0256 .... ,..... tolC1 642-7238 belp(ul). Stod&/Molf Clm SOFA ·-WV ESE T ....................... . ---------• Fastuon Island fmance "' A Approx 7S sq ft rW!t shrt SECRETARY SEX:RETARY servi cu rl rm , e x · 1178. Century Mode l shag carpet. good cond. . Inflatable Boata Tustln area. 2 Pos. 1 penence req'd. 300 San Home FUm. 714 549-3077 S200 2 IJC wool area rugs New/Used/Demo's, Eko Presrbool TeaC'her . ex per Call 67~·3282 weekdays app't 546-9282 only. A 1 k for Pa tll . --'-"'---·----646-43186. 00am . 6 30pm Rerept1on1s l-Se<'rel ary SALES CLEttK ror busy Dental spcei~lty R...t1ul Ma rine Hrdwr pr art1ce needed C.ill Store seekb sales iwrson 644-0683 rortramee pos. with exp Mornings only working SPECIAL Miguel Dr . 1200, Nwprt. H.ide·a·beds $179 Olsen "Wlurlpool" elegant. (nu Marine. 714ns..im w/3 man mrrs agency Heh.. 640-01.23 Model Home Furn at $600 eaL bot.h $450. ~. typmg, tele. die· SWIMMING POOL 1714> 54~3077 M2 12t2 IOltl. Power 9040 Printed C1rC'wt Boards operung ror art work 2 yrs mm. exp S5 50 hr Mtn apply at 3002 S Oak St. Santa /\na 1n boats & r t•latt-d ~~ITir i~'t't!n.1~~~~ SECRETARY Maitltenance Queen sz RB matt/box Browrung 12 Raul(e 'lhot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Salary and hours open sprngs $89. King $99 gun: 5 i;hot . a u t o , Need own trani.port.a Century Model Hom e Belgium mJde New w11h uon. 64().7080 F\1m 1714, St!l-30'77 lthr case $350 Also Germa n Dagge r s. RECEPTIONIST hardware. Manna loc SECRETARY. part. lime Weare looking for an ex· ~rl RAY'S Our growing ag11ncy National C.O with aU.fT\a Exp'd. To band le real ecutive level 11ecrelary to ,Kft .. seeks a ttra('t ind1v Jor benefits Wee'kend e.tate managem ent of· ..wrk for the President 17' lD 36' 487.3125 w / mod t y p 1 n g. good work a mWlt No lay-orts rice 2.3 days per week 10 and Vice President or our "Pl:I ..._.0 .... E m a th & o ut go 1 n g w lit Fr Ke .,,..., ss h rast pa('ed but mformal 1.......-n " u.a.•••s~·s Letter Pressm1tn for persona lity to handle ~3J1~71:.4;{~n· 13 ~:s~:~·675~~~ r. ('Orporate omces of a SOLICITORS **I BUY** WIMDOWSHA.DES ruuuu "" Ptmting rRESSMAH Mle b le Ve rti ca l . variety of duties Pers E.O.E. lar ge manufacturing Exi>enencedOnly.Sell Good used Furniture & wooden s hutters. mini SEAUYIOATS lleid.ltlberg Platen, also retWTUllg to work force, SECRETARY, 1 girl or-company based In the DallyPilot.HijJheatcom· Appliances-OR I will blinds, woven woods Ir 3101CoastHwy,N.8 band & m arb t)'pel"et· ok · Mu s t Ii k e a SAL~ CLERK-Prestige flct> l.n Fashion Island Irvine area. The ability m inion paid. Your seltorSELLforYou window tmtmi< January 631·2547 Ung. S5.SO to $6.50 per hr. cFhalleage. CallCCarey1 Drugstore, Newport Bch Beautlrul orftces , con· lo work i11dependently phone at home. Over 21. MASTlltS AUCTION Sale20%·30% orr l•--------ror q~al pe rs Call ox, 540-60SS, oast a f'llf lime. permanent. genial working condi· wilh responsibility for l D. Card. Call 8.15·6453. 64M686&IJJ.•625 ASPEN 645-8951 --------- Woody,751·2686: HarPa'sonnboreCIMAgency, 2790 s om e w ee k e nd s. lions. Sbortband req'd . tfy p in~ 1coortdentladl l-3P.M. Ca~mill sells dlrnct on FactoryDemoForSale __ .;.._ ______ , . Benefits. 675·0151 Mr. Call Mr. Lightner ror in· manc1a reports an .. RSHERMAM • PROD UC TI 0 M ALL JOBS FREE Elwood lrvw 8 30 lo 5:00 pm. handle corres pondence Tow Truck Drivers ex All Wood 8 'kb d rw rolls only. Lowest 2518• cente r console TRAINEE 64G-163J from d1ct.aphone tapes 1s per'd Top pay. Apply un e 8 or prke anywhere549-8181 R.E.SALES Sales f;rv'redlnadd1tion,th1s G&W Towt'P/'., 740 H chest bed $99. Olsen --dieeel.4.50mirange at 2~ Rubber h05t: products. SECRET ARY/L~ Model Homea. Bnck eqwp. l.50 E. Cone. knot.&. 2000 pd bold. Self ,__ t i Start the year right . CcrHf'Opportunity · 'vidual will supervise OhmsWay,C .. 64.2·1252 714549-3077 p b .11 d k C 1 unne ar~a. mus P llb Sell..'Ct Properties offers , MllM.L--...az-.. ~pr'd legal secre ary. andd:irectoneclcrk. mixer . 2 H Target a1 ng ec . omp . company phys1cul incl. l """" ..._ .. ~ Shorthand & domestil' ~st.a yr home 20 hrs C"''H PAJD Port.a-saw, 5' scaffolding walk around. Swim step. back X ra y. 540·7639 op progressive com· ... ......, _ _. C...--y C $3 50 h R l KRI ""' & br B Id t Moorin '·-B roE. rruss100 schedule. an out ...._._ -··-r-· Cornu;. Top salary. all A background in public . r. ep Y For gd used furn. anti· aces. w ers au o g w1es. umper:.. standing training pro-Need lmergetic men & aft7pm,644-1818 relations, advertising or Box 18942 Irvine. Ca ques&clrTV's~7_8133 _!!vel&more.646-8444 Life jacke t s . Trlr ---------1 g ram with T o m m Y women, Can earn $1000dl a Se<-............ General om ce. special a ssignments 9'2113 . • . JOHN WAYN E'S Tennis Si!l0,000.541-4163. PRODUCTION llopklns FastStart,pro-wk or more (ven nJ! ........ ,, wouldbehelprul.This is TYPtst.Genorr.rillog.HI-9 Black Vinyl Couch. Club Family Me m · 77Sldpjack20open,V8.lo ---1 .... HR fessional offices on ma· machines >. Complete Laguna area. Full time a most .~esirable career Ft Mr XI t f l look.a good must sell. benhip 873-3351 bra, teak swim s tep, a.w " jor street.& and the best traimng period, some Mon-Fri Must type 45 opportunity for the right S5Rrfl1!¥l n . u ure. First SSO takes. Evs, . . TDM TR VHF stereo R.apidly expanding 0 C. st.arr ln town. It's your travel. 754-1262 wpm. Pre rer mature person. We are offering ---------673-S708 TIFFANY'S Private ~lub \acle .. Slo . .00 or l0an lak•· firm is loolung ror a person: Call 494-8571 excellent salary PLUS TYPIST M-''· Dinin R Su ' M e m b e r a b I p . ,..,_., .-.u/mo + ....,,.1 Production Engineer ruture. Call 751-3191 SALIS CLEttK Moo·Fr• 9lo12. fringe benefits including GtUt ~pty ror typist in cw.t. -g m. ite, $250+ tranafer. Call ~ •• ....,. pp T-"' This individua l will be SELECT Needed for hardware <l!IU"~AfY/11!...,c.. profit. s tian na Please ~-·Ar~~· 8 pc. china, tbl/6 cbrs. 673-33Sl ,,__.,M'l'I mos. · om, s ql$1ble fo distributor. Marine ex ~ 1a... b ( .... ...,l-··Deir. Oak. S275. ph "''"'' .. 1 1t ri g ns!;'eO'lbl PRo~ms pertence necessary Call Xlnt port lty tot ex· •SU 11Ut•l'H,W11e oo . pre. type 70 • .8f7..-0408 Airless paint spray rit ~·MAICo ceot.ercoosofto Pro res, designing 00.-._,.,1 ,,.,. arnnnmtr'rll!nt per1enced E xecuti ve VJOUSezpenenteto. legal ~xper. &. die· ··-'lb .....,,~ •-J t ~· "' .,.,.,... •n ..i........ f Kn ,..,. .. Beautiful alt woo d ""' '""""" .. gun. WI ll5-7 .5 Mere en ~ toolmg, trammg & pro ~urant &details. Secretary lo Sr . t:1t · Director of .....,...,.., pre . ow ~e monaatary d1'n1'ng rm overh11uled. Excellent .,..,.,.pped for all flsbin.: Vlding technical support EOE M/F/H l'Cutive al major retail Personnel d ~ p~sor ~wp. set. 6 chairs. See & buy condJL1on. Best offer over ~754-0368 ~~~c~~f c3os~~'isbsll, o TACO BELL Sales ~:i!~°'::~:~ed.~~~· ETC ~ e • ig P us. S225orbest. 673-3420 sim. 979-962~: zu· Deep v. Cutty. t"·lll cameras . Reqwrements, * "'cachiM SalH• Must have top typing, ·11 W11ter. waitress. exp . 6' couch + matching Cnftaman 10 radial arm J40'a, Xl.nt c:ond. Loaded. 4 y e a r s co 11 e JI." . Job opporturuues ava1la· Tr a v e I a g e n (' y shorthand Ir telephone CCll"'Def Ml S priv country club. call chair earthtonee"Early saw with Metal stand. Must sell. SS2·9686 or me<'.harucal engmeennR ble. Apply in person. Franchisor seeks pro· elulls. Xlnt salary & com-3201 S~san Street rorappt. 644·54-04. A me'r . x 1 n t c'bn ci . Xlnt cond. Sl7S. 673-42:20 ~SUl9 or mdWitnal technology 15551 Brookhu r st St. fessional sales people. pany benefits. Call or Santa Ana. CA 92704 $500/bst offer. 751·1882 Mice .... -. --------- work expen cn cti no West.minster . Mu11t be 18. Franchise &/Or travel write Cindi Caffey. (714) 546-5601 WAITRESSES. P /tlme. bef4.SS1-1289aft6. W..ted 8081 '7S 24' Skipjac k F'H. necessary OU er ex· EX>E. industry background Bui Ide r s E mpor1 um . Equal Opportunity over 18. Gaslight Broiler loaded sharp, w/trL Slip ~llenlmedlcal&dental h e lp ful. Mr . Boy d 2162 M1r hr lson Dr , EmployerM /F w /t ra1n . ~48 7948 / SLEEPER WATERBED ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail.846·2995 ~il.I. Please send re· Relit.aurant s.m:oo08 lrvine,92714. Ph97$-0808. ---------~ llhyrold$200. WANTED:% ce~o ln ex· --------- sume to: W. Wright. SALESGIRL E O E. •---------____ 67_s_.m_2 ___ ce llent co!' Ilion . INh.Sall 9060 Scientific Drilling Con-BOB'S SECURITY Waitressea/Hostesse.s 2 Dinette Sets. Desk. Reasona~.f~~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tTOI. 4040 Campus Dr , for TENNIS SHOP In SECRETARY F or P/tlme. days or _ .73 ERICKSON 32 •. 1 Newport Bt'B ch. ca HOME OF THE Cdm. Ffl'. ex per /\sk ror Coostruct.ion/engineerin1 MA.RRIOTI' HOTEL nttcs. Apply In person. ~~;els~/ K; s~ ~!ti i-J-enru-.e-Li-.o.d-C_ri_b-. -gd t10nd. bags. wh~I. very cl.-:in 92660. llG IOY Maxine,640-4!72. or iente d ser r e l a ry Weare seeking o reliable Numero Uno Plizeria. & 'bot s prg. Couch. 2 &other m1:.c baby items Pvt ply. E ve11 (7J.1 • lmmed openings ln our1---------•1 needed for lmmed. posl· person to work flexible _l.8120 __ B_roo_k_h_u_rs_t_. F_V_. -rha1rs. Lamps . Must S47.()933 9 6 8 · S 9 O 2 d a y s PROORAM AIDE. CETA po11ldon. mus t he un employed for 15 wks an Fountain Valley r esl dent. P0111tion w lgrowt club, FV /HB 40 hrs wk Contact Linda Goodnch, 54&-4344 or S49-7129 family r estaurant at SALES Uon wtth Newport Bea~b hours. Law enforcement warehouse <'lcrk needed sell' SJ&-0384. (21.1~100 nearby loc;a l100 loca· developer. Salary com· peri Wood dtnln~ room t.able ----Lions. We require no pre· GtFT SHOP mensurate experience. or security ex ence full lime Im med. open· Hollywood bed frame . w 6 rha1r11, $100 6r less. 32' WOOD SLOOP Teak vious exper. Join our MA.IUUOTI'HOTEL Aak forLynn.752-1901' helpful Enjoy good co Ing. F u ll Com p a ny br"'"d new. smgle with Jn nC'ed of rdin1sh1n1 dedc:s. mahog plaoJw ct benefiu . Apply Mon/Fri. benefits. Ca ll Ba lboa .... fnendly team. Come Set! Excellent opportunit y s el' r, t a r y . p h 0 n e 9am-Nooo. Personnel. Marine 549.967 1 for appl. mattress and box spnn~. would be al.'reptabl~. Bronze ra11tened . For t h\' ustoday hctw~n 2·4pm . for an em c1ent, people solicitor. good speaking 900 NewportCenter Dr EOEM/f' good condition $75 Call 547·3182 serioua owner $23,SOU Cook TraiftHs oriented person. Part voice, neat appearan('e , Newport Beach ---------962-8437 after 5pm. all ~ Larry 673-4080 d llyl> Cetthiers t ime-evenln, hour s good typing. 831·9902 Equal Opptf ~mplyr YARDMAN daySat&Sun IMtnftwnh 8013 ~eves !1842/\dami.St H 8 a vai l., i n r ud•n g ClasstrGraph1('s m / Frr Apply 2075 Harbor MAPLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oll 20, moonng or with Real Estate Sales C--L y....a--weekends Apply 9am Blvd. (:()sta Mesa ATIENTlON . -C--~l_.._........ nelNoon, Mon/Fri Person Uyouwantyouradvcrtis· --.._--... -----1 ~ee Hib'ghkM aphle Ba r Wanted ~ cellud in ex ~Pngceo~~~~~ ... avail . PROFESSlON AL uan..... 1ng message to reach Service Statton Allen Mlt'e-M ,.......,Is, ar wit arm r e lle nt con 1t 1o n &""" rii ....,.......,. R£ALF.sTATES/\LES 2.3962/\venldade la 900NewportCenterOr more people at lower dant, exper'd Day & ... •••••••••••••••••••• r~ts. brass rail. good Reasonablypriced. loah.SU-/ PERSONS Carlotta. Laguna Hills Newport Beach rost. Classir1ed 1s the Eves. Full & p1tlme Ap Anttq111u 8005 rondlllon Sl20 for all 963-2187 · DodD r-9070 Do you reel uncomrorta Waiten., WaitrHMS F.qual Opp Emplr m/f way to go! Ca.I Now ' pl:y, Shell Station, 17th & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Caallldl 962S-~Suafler 5pm.Offic ---.-fv-nt_fhre_& ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble l.n your present situ a Cook Troiftffs 642-5678 Irvine, NB ay al. n. Eqiii ... 1015 SUPS A. y A.ILAILE l.Jon? Are you producln 7311 D Edinjer Ave. H B. Sales/Hcrdw.,. '9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii•.liiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii ML&que Music Boxes! -~-~lt_t_wi_n_s_z __ m_a_t_l _&_ ••••••~••••••••••••• YAC Newport 64&-05SI more but enjoying I Waft41nWoftttues Ftrpogfureu llalore.no Tect>n lcl•n• Slot Machmcs!CIO<'ks' box 155. full s z $65 . Xlnt new&usedofrfurn, I~? Do tbe people In CookTr"Cl1Rffs &m or eves.~ Mlke or HUGE SELECTION &mbzed twin s et S3S. plan files. wk lh.>nchos Nl:EDSLIP for new your orrice help con C.W Wri h C 126 .,_ric• full set $45, kmg set S6S c E SURPLUS631·27TI 36'Sailboat tribute w your sue res~ o 154 E 17th :.Sc .M. ~~~r St., t~ 0 • lnhrnaffOfld Vlllyl lvng rm chairs $55. ---Dick 675-139:' are they negative In TELECOMMUNICATIONS root stools SIS 8 & J Spe rd 0 Pr in t F l u1d , _________ _ dJVtduala with no goals Walhn, Waitresses S"'•1t51 "'DY Galt.ries Matt~"' 8.18 F, t11t St Duplicator. Model :!:iOO. 36' sailboat needs shp Ir ., c.-_s.y....:..-. ,..,_ -n....nwed thruSat. S A S47"""" L'orSal•"a.o is"."'••t or-Finde r 's f ee. Sl im or purpose 10 1 e . -...... ...-.... for exduslve children's TOP t"2Kcttering.lrv . ......., fer.642·4-121~xt.m"' Plt'kens.522-6144 Perhaps It Is lime for a Cmhlers store, So. Coast Plaza (714) 754·1777 White Haitian C.Otton Sora ----- chanf:. Start the new 4.501Campu.s Dr. Irvine E"""'""eot'e essenlil1I L<' MONEY •-.--------1 + lov~~at. Pecan/can(' U~ ed JM · l l ed Year Daoll Pol'nt in un "~' ,. """' t • main an Tr•-nrtatf--M•"asin. Phone 549 SSSS. k · 1 bl R t I bo d I ..,. " """ aU oitk, Jiving room ty ---------..., ApplaM:ff IO I 0 cor ta 1 la es. us P run n cop er ••••••• ••••• •••••. ••• •• at111011phere where you RESTAURANT S"'" a.: 1 "'DIES JOIN THE ••••••••••••••••••••••• reclloer. Contemp. floral w/11e parate 11torage ,.._1 __ S-"•/ ,_.... -All Uk o 559 1054 cabtncl A 11 h kc new. ..,. µno, .. canenjoylhepeople w.i\ COOKS & fbll Ume days, calllng ANACONDA FREIGHT DAMAGED e ew. · S2000.Call tl75·748S tosee. .... 91 20 whom you work. Ple&11e on lndultry. Will train TEAM HOTPOLNT SALE. 3308 4 black naug., like new. ------... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ca.II David for 8 eonhden personable per11on t o W. Wamer nr Harbor. dub chairs. 1200 sel. ht. t087 Older camper 4°u le. w 10 llal lntervlew. 714 COUNTER earn up lo SISM yr & SantaA.nJ.9111-2921 642-4394 days, 642·2'789 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tru<'k. $150. Stove & =-~52~etate Sales. ~~4 Mr. Crumpton ELECTRONIC BARGAINS.Usedref'Hgs. _e_v_es_. _______ ~Af..I'AhlE~ ~nF1N1Cll~ _re1_r1_g_.&10-__ 21_00 __ _ "'·U/ · Li I nli PERSONNEL . wshn. dryra. 1uar. best GcrapScH 8055 rorsale 840-~ mo VW pop-top camp.·r. ru pt.time. c u c. TECHNICIANS buys. we strv appl. Best ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----new t.rans. radial Ute:-. Earn wbJle you learn SALES App1S3&-C»ll,S36-4330 lraM Ka.ya River Cr., FV Slcflncj 1093 18K ml. new c n1tin1· Farm & ranch broker. MAJCITHIS YOUR v t ••••••• ••••••••••••••• Mu c h mo re. 128511 CalJ for appt. 67s-2207. If Mtw llestwww•I Opett-We need TECHNICIANS and TECHNICIANS C~HPAJD aruu m 0f gu 8 v. SO-.aG50 ooaoa.callagam. -h1n 011 Edh111er & LAST JOB! WshrlDryrs/Re frl«•· was her , urn . e tc UALISTA.TI ~ -;i and more TECHNICIANS. worldngornoUS7·8133 ,_968-02Al9 ______ _ .,. ••• --.. BeatthebllhcotlolUv Basic to l1t1rmtld1•t1 knowl~ ol bMoc enlllog WASHER DRYER SALE De!ux ~ Fros t -Free -~-'-• Call on lnduatnal, d 1 .... h ..1~ .... A 1 1 Frigidaire, bronze color. WealeyN.T-t:orCo.lsa Cooks owcl CCH1Wter ~---'al ad and ln· 1nd 1111tt .... ec1ronic t eotv u.n"""'· cue deluxe multi cy c le,_. ... _ _.. ... ~ •. 12 ......... bo I ~· h1n<h~n 111.l)llr"nc:c· mllltorv eJCpe•lel'ICI •f'ld/or __....1. C.O I t 1 1"1• wv•u UVVo ",..., ~feAI' old w 1 Y ,_ _. _... Medecl. lt.ltuUonal accouolB with ntehn10el 1riun•t111 w•ll ouallfv you for tMM ~-. mp e e )' re· x.lnt cond $150; 3 hllth awned • operated by llll ,....Iha .ct W.thM, a bl~ quality Une of po111101u cu11tl!d by ovr 11-plo11vt, c:onnant end bl.ilt. refinished. l )'ear Map\e bar !!tools, back founder. We are not a ...__ _...~ li"" 1 productl'I Ex· ~· Vour choice w/arm rC3l6, brass rail. aubtldluyh brancb or _., .. -.....,.·-~ ... ence not netts'lary. P<Ol•••ble growth. tl.S>each Oebvery . Sale ad cond s120 ror a ll. tranchile . eadquartcnJ train"""'· Develope a R•111-the tollow1n9 """'""· con1k#r '"-"'· • cncj.-. I lS-79 So Coast Hollywood bd frame. wttb around·the-clo<'k Jt.ffl't ill,.....,._ TlllH-~-"at-bualnn• ol a tllfn llt>Pl'I In P11rro11 111 uu1 fite1//ty W• .,.,, lo Applianc.$3'7·ZM2 brand nu alngle w/mal· accea to management dev, JoR••r" I 6 ·~..-of 1 1 e11f<JoffLlncolnbfltwHnEuclldMd8roolfhvrr1. ti .... rt ad 0 d ror aaslatanrt' at. any ' ' rate comm •~ t>n / Rcfng., Admiral, 14 <'U uux !IP n11 . " c " time. our ln·house video thro•9h S oturday p 1 ~ • .. b on u 1 e a • "f:,~:,"~:~~~~~'*"lllce Coppertone, xlnt cond. m. can~ al\5pm . ....... i:A11 .... •-eal"•lrain ~ 20. 12 'NOCNI bOlpn.a.lluUon plan, r " .1 $tUf 752.1439 or '8 alldySat/Suo . .......... ,.......... "" to Urement and othe r YC011'1pat1yP11dOENTAL l....uf'll'le. .......... 1-.t-.... &c 0 0 ~aram by Tom boDdt ,., VOii and your ftmllV rwcnwige I • .,.e. i;Nn. Hones • ' la the flocst n111I Le. ./o1v °"Swine lhlf1 Mon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlSO We blve u openlnl ror 2 U I lt 31--4 ~ "'10l'llltlc P.V Inc.,..... Frttldlln, bronze color, r.f a re w / st a r on e.tatetl"alaln~avallable. *Carl's· CA.LL M~ ~~ {11cce111 nt sterttno .. 1.rv wv•ttl ,,...,.,,, Deluxe Fros t Fre e AQHA Reg. Dark Bay tal•peraooa wltb en· Equ.alOpportunJly .1 ltft hud door t2 yt'I. f~. ready and Vet .._ thuatum, ebaradtr ., !m erM/F "Unllmftld 091>0'1Ut11\y ·~ ectv-ment old. exctllnt eondttlOD <h!dod (or breeding. Al bUJrtO to m1tcb our Jr * v Tultlon relmbu,.nwnt ii,50. Call 9G-M37 after .Health. (CLABB!:R b11b elandardl. Your 7492·= WISl'llSOM v11 p.tld tiot'*" lfC>nl,allclySat&&.u\. BLOODLINE> Mu at °'"' prtvate deslr tnd no 12..,.. • .-.wcttlon S•.MJHlce STOO. Call part-ttme 111 1people. ~ OM P.-i nme Onb' Watw denet for 11le. T1C.:-737-&U9 CommiMion 1pUl up to llA.CM ~ 6 8aturd111 A n louat Opporrunlry Ernpl(Tyff frl/1 SlOO. ~-folervl~ by ap. EQ\&&J Opp\:>rtunlty l)eel~ Clothes ~~LOR CO !mployer Mi r r;ipr. ft,aulred fteaJtan "'49101-----....... -+--Call'l'\Mlllhru Friday Make your lhoppto1 For Appt. 54f.2213 SELL ldlt tt.e.m1 wllh 1 wierbyus1n1U>eDaUy Cwt•• Dail>' Pilot Clualfted Ad PlkJC cw.med Adt. $0 COAS't PLAU - A~~~~!?A- 301 Norm M ltr Anaheim, C1liforni1 92I01 0.1:. Wt\.4'H!lt. Gd eond. 'Wbltt Nda belt. M6 Ph ...,,, Ila" 110metJUn1 to 14'11? a Oed ada do It well. IPYOU have a aervlce t.o otrer or 8DOdt to kU, place an •d fo \hi DallJ Ptlol a-med~. l'boM IQ.IW1t. . ' I t Moftdey, January ti 1119 ..... w..-. tltO ....................... ....... ~ .. S./ Y-tl11 PAID P'Oft OR \.rt ..... ~ 9160 -·-.. u•n•nn••• WE WILL __ .................. lt71flOIOYAN BUY I.Ht HarvHt·Dod1•. a.rtar Ha •ittl 1t1t• ~·, U,000 ml .... s. "'11\. IU·buelrtll, m11• Hl•t eud, '9,tOO rib wide U'".: al•to YOUR C'AR POR • .... ,...,., •• ON~Y 4850 CASH! UNI' ..,. Luau-Motor ml'-I A rMI wino r ! _,, (J.Lmlr) :"!9 .'2~•=--.,: l2SO CALL POii OUI "1' OMC Mll>AS mint _..lllome D 'I" IMI u ~ l'l'OO lft • tllr• u•.: Pd. tl l ,000, &ac:rtnce 111.tOQ, Pb ..... SNCIAL PllCI COMMHl r. HF "•Oll T .. "'111 '• t• ,-t '.•I ~ ... 1100 190 tllO ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... -•••••••• ... 'WI W1LL IUY WOOOlE 1 ... ~ YOUI DATSUM .....,.~I .. Alb FOR OH NOT _.. na TOP DOUAI ca.LICTOI SAU -lll821 Coev .. MBZ DOA C. bftol •FoNPlckwp ............. »-.or .. •1Ar UJ1 Ia1 cmpr ·~ . 40,000 ---------•• air. auto, W 111 Sffwity ,.,._. camper . S I C , Loa~ed $6500 •toa 9550 ....................... Dodie 300 4•4 Van. o.tOm tnt C 8 auto. U.000 all. '1000 751·'72'4 ~ 131·25$7 eve.. 9560 '711 Ford F3SO, 460 eng. dual wheels &i tanks, auto, aJr cond.. radio, P /8 , P/S, 875-5566. '74 GMC 4S4 ~ ton. 37,000 ml.. Camper shell. $4900. lm'8'725 WE BUY CLIANCARS &TIUCKS COMMELL CHEVROLET '/\.'); 11 •• rlo•r 111 .. 1 ··~l\\11·'\ 54 b-1200 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY U1edCar Mgr 540-5830 1011\SO\ & SO\ • l INCOI N Mf HI UIO' vw· .. 1 POR'nl. SPORTS CAW. TOM OR PRANK IU1 20011 1 f'ornwrly He~ VW > llJ7l 1 DKAClf BLVD lllJN'flNGTON BF.Ar n Allltllt t70t ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 3000Man 111 ,orig. tm mat\llaie. 68,000 m l. beat d(er. 873-21W. 831·2313 IMW t712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WT CHAMCI FOR 1971 UOl'a SAVEi IUYO.LIASE 'HOW! 7t'• MOW AUIVIH4il ..._.,l .. 1tied .....,,_,.,..., ...... t•potied Alftl,UMd Mtot.UM4 .....••.•..........•••• ....................... ·••·••••·•············•········•··•········••• ...................... . ~ nu .._. nn ..._.._ 9716... tt10 99H .............................................. ······•••···•·••······· ........•••....•....••..•••.....••••••.••..... --------1'11t ..U '15 Hr*mauc. 'SSIJver Cloud 1 "n zaect,., a u eJltra1, "IOChupr 440, P 6 , PIB, IOIMd.AllH't ~~nd . uoo Pb :£4~ :s:(OOd·:~~ ~-~e:~-w~~ &'JO l'f Beach Blvd. LAllABRA tAt Be1ch •Whittler> 1714tl22-1Ul Ooefd Sunday• ._ t7,.0 P'ri. IGaG'l .....,,.... • 1811 Rolla Royce Sed1n. •--------••••••••••••••••••••••• tine~. f:Je1aot wbtte. '7t ~ Turbo: 400 ml Dart e cyl.. 2 dr .. auto., '74 XJIL. k> ml, lmmac., llO~.MMll8 Loacfed. whltel ut. nmpodats. ..,,, record avau. S'l'IOO. BMtllnt m-7192 ~ 9·5, 7H·7Hl. Aft~. T.,... f7'1M----·-----•-------- .... 7-••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Rlv. SHver. blue lotr. '-'cl ff40 pajat/Utts/tntr Ir en1. .UI 98800. 134MMM u rtou1 • L,......."' MOO/bit . ..,WOM Call~l Calli --.u ~~-~~-~~- '75 Toyota Cellca , moo ml. PUUy IOMMll. •::•••••••_••••••••·•~· ·• x:KE. 100 pt car. New AM /FM itereo. Mual D e new ln every way. ~PHIL !!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! '71 JAG XJIL, Sliver ur76 CeUca GT. $ t pd. C1ft1c ttlS wired lntr. '9500. Pv\ AM /FM ftert!O, air, aood ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ........... !?.~! ~-~~· w It d Y • »-5. buy Ud ®T& um 1? . ..f.' gr~~~ r~~: Wt have t.be mechanic for '74 Celita AM/FM, air, drtYWn Oftly . Prime cood. •DATSUMS• Lll'9t wectao. Of AIModtlt SALES 1, EASJNG PARTS-SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUM ~LJ~ar . .1 en1"n ~ S297o. su..--.1• MO.Herb'• ·~r~a Trie. ·,a.! v•-·· 977 '72 CadUl1c Coupe de " .. ., VWe. One owner. WbJle Har.f)or Blvd. Coala •••••••••• .. •••••••••• with vinyl top. AM·FM ~r.;"!.-:!:°"""~= Mcu. 54MZ218. lt71 IA.lltT *"'° tape. Alr coadl· -======='=:.- 17 SUvtr XJS, deluxe car 4 Door. • 1peed, Sood t.Jonina. all extra1 Good '76 LTD 4 Dr, auto. air. 1tereo, lo mllea, new loolul Is tos-la economy. condtlloo New battery. PS/PB. CIC. blue fab ln tires. D7·7$.S8, 990-MSl Looll::a " d rl vH ll k Ortgl.oal owner must sell. ti, 1dlver extr. Blue vln yl NEW! (121TWL> S22IJO or make otrer. call top. S2500 PP. 5116-9506 ~tlARRORBLVD Mmdm 9731 SAYISSS al\er6PM.MO-MBO 540.6410 540.0213 '74 Seel de VIiie. All o~ 7.!~~~~.wr;·u~lln: •DRIVEA * •UnLE ... * SAVE A LOT i}l()P&~MPARE -"We need to buy clean Dataun used earl!" S Will Pay Top Dollar$ COSTA MESA DATSUM ~HARBOR BLVD 540-64' 0 540.02' 3 '71 MAX.DA RX2 Runs. $100. M'f-011.S CONMELL CHEVROLET ~K'4 ll.1r1, .. r (11, ol ' ' " I \ \I ~ -" \ SU-1200 t.aooa. like new S3795 eqwpped, needs paint. U1e1 ~ gu. 557-8623 S2950. WJMS:iO ·m El Dorado. The Want· '72 C:OUrier, new engine ed One A Gem! SltlOO Belt olftt """ ~"-Call M2..()'7~ ............ , '72 BUS. A/C._ c:ass tape ---------'73 • ....,. ed d dk, new enjl. 20cnpg. L-• "'• 11 an, 4 r, ••r. '2.200 ~7727 C.mMn:y S•vlh AM/FM=:100. \. "IO VW Bus. new paint, Very late t976 1 of • kind new Uru. s unroof. fact«y calm cranberry 'M Galu1e, 4 dr. V8, Std 9740 ~ f&nlsh w/blk padded top tram, R&H, clean, $450. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & lnl. 18,600 actual mi. 5'.S-3349 72 vw~~ ti bit wr whla. new 721's, ---------'TT 240 DI ESEL v ... nu rea. r stereo etc. All service re· 'T1 Ltd 11, champagnt>. Mwshell, bit olr Lo ma . en&. I R · AM / F M· rords since new Com bm v1n t.op, auto, air, immac. dy 7M-6S&l ~YH c:)ean Sl900. Eve 67s-4675 patt Uus car to any '78 Upwr Lo m I. S4850 :-:6:pe. llNl9 c lassic .. ::;~·11. AM /FM ~.SI0,400 or offer ~-im._1_729_. ____ 9_9_50 mint rood lo stereo c:u1 • $4195. 11vr paint. ·~UOC:I: ::C. ~-0211. 751-8493 Sedan dti v111e. One ··oiiANcicouNi\t~s .. cn&ae control, AM /FM owner. fully eqwp S7500 NEWEST su.soo. Aft 6, 552.5388 ' n Volka. bus. Engine & Weekdays 759.9501 UNCOLN·M ERCUR v clutch. 9.000 miles old. C 9917 Dealership ls now OPEN / '78 3000, metatbc: brwn. Body eacellenl ! '2.300 .•••••• .':••••••••••••••• 111.a.y a •DEIOE lther lnler. sunroof & CaU Larry 673-4080 days ""' ~ sttteo. 9000 mi's, $19.000 646-4088eves. LINCOLN-ME RCURY -.3688 T-TOP 16-18AutoCenter Dr 't» Squa.reback, red. good '78 Camaros.Choice of 2 SDF'wy·Lake f'oresl exll '66 25<6, Runs good, very condition, $850/besl or-Both 8~ eqwpped with IRVINE clean fer, all ol t.he Camaro ac 130.7100 SllOO • 673-0132 9&0-482l cessor1es PLUS tilt '72 Ford Courier Truck. $UOO. New Paint. 661·2928 New79280ZX Arr, P /S. 4 •77 210l• 2626 HARBOR BLVD. •IMW• pass. silver Lie. pd. AU xtras. sunroof. spec COSTA MESA •IESALIS• _Sll_.347_530-6409__, _____ , music 1ys. new mach 'Ill VW Pop-top Camper Side tent. lmmac: cond $!850 Ph 8»-0904 wheel stereo 8 trac k '74 Monlego Slat. Wagon rallye' wheels & More!. All pwr, tilt whl, Cit', (2'75TZT) rool rack. $2200. 548·20'.!2 f 570 76CHEYROLn WI IUY '742000499. (373LPF) '73:MOZ. auto. A/C, mags. tires, Sl.5.390838-6335 '73st Beetle. aunroot r.A4 kspd. "75:531laalr (560MML> AM /FM, xlnt c:ond . '67250SEClanicCoupe creo.nup8..lll . 8 mg USB> C.ARS I '7620024 sp. cseePQM > $4000. Eves 498-2503 Lo mi Xlnt cond $6500 S2"° 67S-9789 . We're the new Chevrolet 'TUilOi hp. (Z83$PH °""" •-pt -1"""" SURFBYAM Auto matic, AM I FM stereo tape, pwr. steer· lng, hi -b ack seal s, special paint, cruise ron· trol, pop-top root. au a. gas tanks, Tacoma, wheels &i low males. Lie:. 1BS3'1~ Ser. Pm7. deaJenhlp ln the Irvine '76530l4ep (31,RKS> ''12 Datsun utility truck .... va.., y ..... .....,., 1972 VW Bui. worlung Auto Center. We need '7T630CSI (6891'J E) w/overhead rack. $1600, SUPER BUY on '76 300D parts fine. body danged )'OW'uaed car! ._7331a (51.80308) 631-1.566. MBZ. 731..s35 or 644·2048 by learners Runs well. •0 SI.800/olr 968· 7102 . JOE '7873314sp. (505WPF> '78 280'L, black. lo mi's, _aft_Spm __ . ----- MAC PHERSON Also limited number of 5-spd Take over pymnls 'Ill ~ MBZ Gd cond '73 Bus" Like new. low ma. CHEVROLET 1978 m ·s ill still avatla· w/lo down. 673-6342 aft S4500or beslolfer 21 AutoCentet Drive ble. Call us today! 6pm. 957·1568 Mlt.$l selJ. S3.200 or orrer. S36-31J4 or 960-216S3 IRVINE 131·2040 495-4949 •74.,., 260Z Xlnl m ech'I '77 ~assume lease, 14 Bug, good cond., new 768-7222 rond. Ale. Mags. New 34 mo. balance, beautiful t 1 re 5 • am / r m ~ t · $5199 a---------um BMW 320l·Black with Mlchehn Ures & more car, 00 down paymenl S2000 Daya ~ Eves WA~ED.I tan interior, air cond.. Needs paint. Asking Prv. Ply. &40·7778 64.s-8098 _____ _ " I A M I F M c a s s et t e . $4200 8f0.2221 ~--,,..... "-"""'"", blk & wtute. Lale model Toyotas, Michelin tires & in Im· ,._. 9744 uuo.x:1o.,.,..., Volvos, Pickups & Vans. maculate condition . 72 240Z 4 spd .. Mags, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Special Edition. xlnt Callustoday! (041SXE>. Prl. pty . AM/f"M,on~ ownerxlnl tt77MGI ' ~.,.,:...,M97u~_i77s:~1· S6SOO. TRADE INS! · I 977 CADILLAC SEYIW Ooty 20,000 origlllal mites! Loaded with ell the extras• ( t41280) Only s 11.495. I t71 CAMARO % 21 Black with gold trim Blaupunkt alereo casse"e wrth recorder & ooty 10.000 milet, OFAZIOJ Soecial wtleels & llres S7495 I 961 MERCEDES IEN% ZSO AM/FM radio. power steer1n11 and air condrltOMlg (892TVI) Only S3495 197 6 SUI 9tGt. Fuel m1ected. less than 22.000 miles. 4 speed, air condltlonlOO. S(>()rts package. luggage raci(. mags and Blaupunkt stereo cassette. (070SPS) Only $4495 1977 MONARCH •HtA Complete with stereo. Landau top & air cond1t1on1ng Only 18.000 ong1nat mites! (421 RXP) Only 14995. 1974 IMW 2002 Loecled! lnciudes 4 speed. air condltronlng & 'AM/FM stereo cassette (373LPF) S5495 1977 IMW 320I 4 speed trans . air oonct1t1onlng & stereo cassette (238SPI l Only S9495 I 977 IMW UO CSI Including 4 speed tran1 . stereo cassette. leather Interior, air coodltlonlng & mag wneet1. (689T JEl I 971 IMW 7331 BBS wheel• & fully eQulPDed lncludlog sunroof and air cond (S06WOFJ 1 t75 YW llAllfT 4 door. • speed and AM/FM 1tereo (784MYAl Only 11995. 1975 coavmt T·TOP White extenor with blect< Interior. full POMr. air cone! . stereo & meo whHll. (BEAMAN). Onl S7295 t950(). C&ll 6U-147S. cond. $3195 645-1682 .............,., r ..... COMVBTllLE '68 VW ~bck. S600 Runs ~ECQUMTY'S ·n 8!10t mint cond .. 4 speed map s~reo rdtlhll!, y~llow. '3100/of detJt ra'ck·.A (ront bne gnlal. Int trans/work OLD6T ftt 49&2733 u:r 'With ON'LV 16,600 _c_ar_._145-_•_· -'-----• $ rrules! (14SSEU). See tt, 'T1 BUS. Champagne Edi· Sales-Serv1ce·Leaaina Rov c,..,, ... ,Ille. Rolla floyce BMW 1.540 Jam bortt Newport Beach 640-6444 CREVIER & I Sf A HOADWAY SAHYA ANA 835·3171 ']KC l,IUIMA Tl Oll!VIHO MACt41N£ •USEDIMWs• "73BavSIR (~JP> '74 200'la S/R 040LG P > '75200248p (683NJM> '752002Auto, air <2236> '76 2002 S /R 4 s p <43'TNYE > "162002.CSp (7~PQR l 'TTS:.>; op SIR (01791 '77 630csl 4 Ip (T ftS962 ) '78633csa S/R t0045l Closed S..ftdaya '75 s:n, 4 spd., 4.9,000 ml. silver met. like new. auo roof. stereo c ass. $8100 Prv. Ply. &44·7520 wk dl,YS 67S-3858 eYH. BMW 2002, auto, effldenl Th eng, top cood., BMW malnt.. AC, AM I FM Attteo cau tape, lealh lnt .. racing 1reen. 25 mpg, w/super 1aa. $4350. TI4-586-3831 an 7PM or wknda. ........... Rat 9725 dnve it&you'll t.aoo Gemini removable IUY IT!!! camping acc:essones S ••••••••••••••••••••••• yr warr. AM/l''M <:ass. CONNELL CHEVROLET ~ ll.1rt.or 111' 11 I ·1 IS') '\ \1 ~-" \ 546-1200 aaao Fantastic: Closeout on 1978 Models ur79 Models now arri vin i: MUSTS.ELL DICK MILLER MOTORS 12D W Warner. S A 557 2132 Must sell '77 MGB, lOK mJ . xlnt c:ond. $5300 ~1-1882 bef 4, SSl-1.289 a.ft 6. Opll 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jilat Xl.9 1W74 Must sell '74 Opel Manta Cou.pe gd ~.ooo ml.. AM /FM tape lr&116 .• a.uto trans. vinyl tzellO. 1owner675-3494 top, reasonable, 581·3610 '76 XU>, lo mi's, mags, 8· dys,49'7·2:162 evs. \rk. Must sell quick. POf'IChlt 9750 $3150.54,9.7797 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... 9727 '68 Targa 912. reblt eng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• alloys, S 11peed. must sell t.and Hew '79 HONDA Cars MANY To ChooH Fr0091 UNIVERSITY Oldamobl._ llBOO. al-2145 911TCPE aJI rblt. S7850 898-3381 ·12911 re,. Loaded/showroom cond Dqys 987·6283, ext 48. Eves/wknds 556-0798. Honda Ccn • GMC -------TNeb '74 911 yellow. camel int. low ml aJr. elec i1nrf 2850ffarbor Blvd, Sl2500 firm. Call for OlstaMeaa 540-9640 appl. betw een 8&5 '75 CVCC. Xlol cond M().0338aft5631-0295 stereo, M111l sell '62 Xtr• clean. local earl 6'2·9192 2 Owners only. $6000 Ca I ·74 Hondamallc. Look1 for appl. between 8&5 IOOd. RuM food, ls good. _Sf0.0038 att.563t·0295 C&1s. rad als. $2000. '77 924 Sliver , a /~. 494·:1113bef8,aft6. AM/FM stereo, 22.000 tlOCI mi, dnt. c:ond. Must ~II . Call days 9'n-23Z3. evea. 768-5363. Ask for Deen. tm~ tat. Cbamptonahlp 21.000 m1 SACRIFICE. $4900. Must 1>ee 675·0261 Volvo 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALES. SERVICE AHO LEASING OVERSEAS DELIVl-:RV EXPERTS EAWtlE VOLVO Ul66Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9303 540.9467 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Oeuler m Orange Count~! BUYorLEASE DIRECT 2025 S. anc er Anaheim 750-'2011 2 Swed i s h V o l vo Mech an1c8 n o w a t Ivan's, 1995 Harbo r Blvd , CM. 645· 1982 ll!FOREYOU SB.I. YOUR VOLVO, SEE US! MAIQUIS VOL ¥0 MJSSION VIEJO 131·2110 4'5-1210 Edition A/C, AM/FM 8 -------- lrk atereo 8500 miles Alllol. u..cl 552>88!J4 evee &. Wlcnda ••••••••••"••••••••••• • s100 Week&lys S40-20l1 AMC ttO 5 ---------...................... . "76 9US. Black on black. SUnrl, 1" whla. Born · berg. Lo ml. Ph $3M395 ' Pol"Khe 191SS Cpe Con COW'I. Compl restored. only 4000 ml, muat 8". CBS>. PP71'764H038 .. .._..1 t7H ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11ST DllYI oua -UCAR OFMYIAI" SAYE$$$$$ COMMEll CHEVROLET ·"'-'><l t.111 .... 111.d I""'\ ,H _.., \ su.1200 '72 Col. Park 9 pass. wag White, fully loaded 1 Xlnt ! S2,000. 67Hl61 . t"9t9Wj '952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 Mustang t:on v Q>mpl. rest.oriAlion. Wirf' wheel.II & Mercedes cloth 7S Big motor. air. radio. top Bt-8t lll Stale . 17500· nr new Ures. $350 under 64(),82()8----- book. 640-2560 . ·m Must Grande V·.8, auto. 0.. oNt 9920 AM /F M 8·trk, mal(s. •••••:••••••••••••••••• new tires, brakes. & 1977 CAPllCE pamt Best offer 962 531~ ... 999 Desperate! Must sell '7J ~ Grande. Great cond . Our BEST BUY' II V8, Sl950 Ph 551 07 76, automatic:. u r cond . 831,7700 pwr. st.eenng. Ult whttl, -------- radio & extra low miles. Cld.11Dbile 9955 Extra clean t oo!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~" ·73 Ol<Jj Ome.ca-i door. V$. ~Htpmatac trans . pwr. ~it & bt-akes. air rond • AM fFM stereo tape, only 52,000 miles & tn t'XCelle11t condll ton <559 PJIF> Pre. ply SUIOO/bcsl oHer. Cull COHMEll CHEVIOUT .'X:'.>11 l.1rhor Uh •I ('( l:'i I \ \II-.~.\ 546-1200 l9J7CHEVROLET 549 1Hl61i w eckdayi.. 54!> 3788 e v c n1ngi. & IMPALA Sf:DAN weekends. Automaltc:, pwr s teer ----- mg, factory a ir cond . 'T1 Coronado By Owner. tinted glass. w11w ores hatch roor. new tires, wheel covers & LOW special paint, all xtrus. nules Lac 857RLD Stk Mint rood Call 9.5 Mr P:J642. MartJn 973-0000 _ $4777 """° 9957 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR IHVO, COSTA M iSA 642 ·0010 900 So. Coott Hwy. u...a•ach 494-1 Ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Pinto Waicon V·6. autQ tran'I, 20mp~. low m1lc1>. S2900 /oHe r (7 1'1 I 548 882S after 5 p.m & weekends. or (71~1 49S-1000, ext. J(Y7 wkduys. ----'76 Sq u 1 r e W a f'Oll Loaded. mint cond 4 spd AM /f"M s tcn·o. Hadlal1>. $2975. l'I' ~ 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •'74 fwy ... Super cond. 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S750. f75.10e0 fn.911'7 ~ SSZ.'90J 1$ 1 ' Hunt ington Beaeh Fountain Valley EOITlON Your Rome~••• Dall y Newspaper VOL. 12, NO. 15, 3 SECTIONS, 2_. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNtA MONDAY, JANUARY lS, 1979 TEN CENTS ' t . .. ,. DMfl' ...... ,.._.. ~ a1e._. ......... Mobile Horne Park Eviction Threats Fuel Rent Dispute ~ . B)' ROBDT BAllXEI °' .. .,...., ........... Tenants at a Hu ntington Reach mobile home park haw received notices threatening them with eviction because of a ~Qntroversy over ~t lncreases. Mary Ellen Reach , a spokeswoman for tenanll at the Huntington-by-the-Sea Mobile Home Village. said resi~nts were hit with tMir second rent Increase of the year Dk. 28. are hard·pressed lo pay any more rent. Sevenly·year·old Beatrice Roop said she had to buy a new coach alter her forme r home was destroyed last February when a winds t orm ripped through the park. "There's no way that I can af. ford to pay more rent,'' she said. F o urt ee n homes w e r e des\royed in the storm and 64 others were damaged. The new rent schedule for all spaces in the 300-unlt park range from SlT7 to $199 per month. WHAT 00 ORANGE COAST RESIDENTS DO ON A AAtNY SUNDAY AFTERNOON? Stend In Une In the Rain, Of Courae, While WaHlng to See a Movie She said rent was raised S2S last Aprtl and $19 in December. "Three fourths of the resi · dents are elderly people and widows on fa.xed Incomes." she said. "They can't aflord these cooatant increases." lOEscape In Catalina Air Crash 1 I I r • I l. r , ~ ~ J t I I I ~ Southland Pmmne le d ByStonn By The Aaaoclated Press H1gb winds, occasionally heavy rain a nd snow continued to pummel Southern California today. stranding 60 cars on Mount Baldy a nd prompting travelers advisories in moun- tains and deserts and small- craft warnings at sea because of near gale-force winds. An une"pected s n owfall str anded the 60 carloads of travelers for seven hours at the 5.000·fool level on Mount Baldy in the San Gabriel Mountains 40 miles east of Los Angeles. San Be rnardino County s he riff's d eputies and the California Highway Patrol locat· ed a snow plow to clear the path and lead the convoy down the s no w·decked highway to Ice House Canyon, plodding along at about 10 mph Authorities accomparued the group until the snow became rain and the vehicles could wade through alone No Injuries were reported. More showers and gusty winds were expected in the Southland through tonight. the National Weather Service said. Meanwhile, the powerful winter storm which swept out or the Pacific across Northern l California over the weekend con· ' tinued to rake that area today, t dumping rain and snow and dis· rupting electric ~ervice in many areas ·, t • 'i t • l The forecast was for thun· dershowers tapering off over the San Francisco Bay area. with skies beginning lo clear by nightfall Heavy rain left accumulations of well over l.S inches in the Bay Area and in the Sacramento Valley. Heavy s now was reported above 4.000 feel in the Sierra, and chains were required on U.S. bO over Echo Summit ap- proaching the Nevada slate line. Power outa~es were reported Sunday in Marin County and south ot San Francisco lo San Jose. with some customers of Pacific Gas & E lectric still without ~rvice al daybreak Slain Leader King R ecalled ATLANTA (AP> -Coretta Scott King and members of her family lald wreaths today at the while marble tomb of 5lain civil rig hts leader Marlin L!Jlber Ling Jr · King, shot to death In Mem· phis In 1968, would have been ~ years old todav. JlBl' mE TYPE FOR PILOT AD • • 1 sold both typewriters on the first call, and I dido 't even have to wrlle the 1d. "The Dally Pilot really made me a au«ea." These are the word.a of the San JuaQ C1platrano min who placed tlds IMl in lbe Dally PUC: ' t.8 .M. SELFCTRlC. Gd Cood 9'50 l.B.M. £XEC. Gd Corti SlOO MONROE lD> CalcuJaior 135 xxx· ltXXX If you wlllt to Mil aometblna _but don't want·to write an Id, try the Dally Pilot. A fitindly ad·vll« wU1 belp write it for )'OU at M'l·$8'7'1. ,.. Rain to Continue Through Tonight Today's showers and locally heavy thunder showers are ex- pect ed lo continue through tonight, according to the Na- tional Weather Service, which said Jrange Counllans can ex· peel dear s kies Wednesday through next Friday. The Orange County · Harbor Department reports that small_' . craft warnings have been Issued for the Southern California coastal area. Mrs. Reach reports that 176 le· nanla have ref\&secl to pay the rent Increase that reu due Jan. 1. Instead, they sent checks In the amount of their former rent to the owner, but put the $19 in· crease in a trust account for im· provements at tbe complex. T he owner of the pan, the Novarro Conalructlon Co. of Alhambra, reftlrned the checks to the tenanta. Not to be outdone, the tenants returned the checks to the owners for a se<:ond Ume, ac· cording to Mrs. Reach. The storm that swept Into the county from Northern California Sunday dumped .22 or an Inch on the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area and nearly half an Inch in Huntington Beach. The Laguna Niguel area re· ceived a quarter of an loch to bring the season's total there t.o 10 inches compared to 12.41 at this time luty~ar. So far Uus season, Coeta Mesa has received 9.41 inches, com· pared to 9.02 inches last year. Huntington Beach's total rain· fall by 8 a.m. this morning was 7.47 inches ror the season, com- pared to 10.5 Inches last year. The weather service reports that the storm should be leaving tomorrow with some showers anticipated through that day, however. Today's rain delayed buttress· Ing work in Laguna Beach 's Bluebird Canyon a rea as crews were set t.o begin strengthening two s llde·prone areas in that city ·s 3.S-acre disaster area. However. no slippage hu OC· curred since a 80-foot aeeUon of roadway slumped du'rlng rains earlier ttUa month. And no new movement was re· porte d in San Clemente at Shorecllffs Mobile Country Club, where four homes were aban· doned by a Dec. 18 landslide. Huntington Council Still Short by One The Huntington Beach City Council is still missing a seventh member today after failin~ over the weekend to choose a repla~· mt!nt for former Mayor Ron Shenkman. Co unci l membe r s were scheduled to consider the ap- pointment at an all-day retreat Saturday but didn't make a de· Crash Kills Wunty Youth A 20-year-old Placentia man died Sunday about three hours after his auto went out or control and struck a cente r divider. Orange County Coroner's dep- uties sajd today. James A. Larrazollo. of 1826 Canard Ave., died al 4:03 a .m. at Plac~tia-Llnda Hospital, deputies said. clsion because of the at>Aence or Councilman John Thomas. Officials had agreed earlier that the appointment should be made by the entire council. Another attempt to fill the spot may be made at tonight's coun· cil session if all members show up. Last Monday the council couldn't decide who it liked the better for the job· Planning Commission Ch .. rman Ruth Finley or former Huntington Beach Union High School Dts- t rl c l board president Ralph Bauer. Mayor Ron Pattinson, Don MacAllist.er and Thomas support- ed Bauer. Mayor Pro-Tempore Richard Siebert, Ruth Bailey and Bob Mandie backed Mrs. Binley A special election will be held if coundlmembers can't agree to an appointment by Feb. 16. Shenkman's term expires an April of IM>. Outer Offers Midea8t Meet WASJUNGTON fAPl -Presi· dent Carter putting new pres· sure on the 14',.lders of Israel and Egypt, Is willing to Invite them to another summit meet· Ing to reach a Mideast peace agreement . )Vith a top U.S. official about to reintroduce the Carter ad· ministration into the search for an JsraeU·Egyptlan treaty, the president renewed hta propoeal oi Sunday that, ll Mcessary. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem &gin meet withhtm. llntltd Weelcead More than 100 tenants re- celved "pay or quit" notices Saturday. A park owner represenutive said today if tenants continue to withhold the fllll amou.al of rent, ther will 'receive 60-day eviction notices Wednesday. Steve Novarro of the construe· lioo firm •aid increases are neceasary for expeoae1 a.ad lm· provements at tbe p•r k at Newland .A.,._ue and c .. at Hi&hway. Wa lter Sbambau1h. an at- torney retained by teoanll, in- dicated he mlebt light tbe rent hikes in court. He coatends that the notices of the latest rent increase were not legal because they had not been delivered penonally. Meanwhile, residents .say they .. Team Saves Fallen Man LAKESIDE (API -Bill Frumm. a construction worker who slipped 200 feet into a crevice while mountain climbing, was rescued today after 18 hours wedged so tight he was unable to move. A five-man rescue team ell m bed to the 3,800·foot summit o f El Capitan Mountain Sunday nlght. At daybreak, a rope was dropped to Frumm, 21. Sunday, as he and four other men reached the 2,500.foot level, Frumm fell and became wedged at a 7S-dep-ee angle. Stray Bullet Kills Boy, 14 SHAFTER CAPI -A Shafter leen·a1er was abot latally when a• .12.gauge shotgun accidentally discharged whlle he was riding In a pickup. Ke rn County shertfrs Officers rePorted. J erry Kel~y, was hit in the right side a w dead on at· rival at Ke . Mediul Center in Bakersfield Sunday, omcera saJd. John Wayne 'Excellent' LOS ANGELES <Af l -Actor John WayM ol Newport &ach ll makifts an excelleat reeovery from the nioe·bour 1ur1ery to remove b1J Jail bladder-and a canceroua atomle!b, holptul ·ot. fidala have reported. The 11·5-0ld boll office klna showed vttal •tans and ape11t a weeUnd follow· lna UM •Utfery, UCLA Medical Center administrator Bernard Strohm aald. Wayne WH able to 1lt _ue and atud up ror brief perk>de. 1'He'1 a ba.rd-drlvlnl kind of J pereon," said Stroh m . "He want.a to move around but tbat wlll take Ume." Strohm \Aued a favorable re- port on Wayne's eoodlUon Sun· day aod aald, "The two moet Im· port.aw facton contrJbutinc to b11 excelleot J)Olt-operatlve re· covery are hit s.eneraJly &tl"CIQI physical conO)Uoa ind ..his potltlve attitude." Tbe mall1nant• .. 1tomacb cancer was dltcove~ dutlt\I what ~ u a routJM 1all bladder operation Frld•>'· Sur•eona removed lb• entire atom~ and Cuhloned a au~ atltute out ot tb• actor'• ln· tettlMt. It 1WU tbe tlalr4I •IJor oper.- i UOll for W-rne la• "8d> One of his lun11 •••. reaoved becaUM of ftlllOlr' la 1114 and be Wide~ ... burt .......,. lat A.,.-... ._ Hotptlal per~ wen kept buay anawer~alla from lrtenda .nd I• ol UM tetor. Amon• ~·· callert 'TieN lJJMta ..... Stevie Wooder and 01-rord.. • . ,.,......_.... TEU.8 OF JAC AFFAIR Gene 1'19mey In 1944 U • I t;e,ie Tie~ • Tel.h Affair WithKemwdy NEW YORK f P > -Actress Gene Tierney says in an upcom. ing autobiography that for several years she had an affair with John F. KeMedy while he was a bachelor and she was marrit!d. According to Ne ws week magazine, Miss Tierney claims in he r book "Self Portrait," which is to be published in April, that she met Kennedy while working on a movie In Hollywood. She says s he turned around and saw "the most perfect blue eyes I had ever seen on a man. "He was standing near the camera, wear1n~ a Navy lieute- nant's uniform. He smiled at me. My reaction was right out of .a ladies' romance novel. Literally, my heart skipped." The romance. accordine to Miss Tierney. began in 1945 while Kermedy was still In the Navy and tasted through the time he served Massachusetts as a congressman. She aakl lt ended when he told her they could never marry. Ocean View Eyes Campus Project Bids Bids for mnalning work to re- model • cloM!d campus as lhe bead~uartera of Huntington Beach t Ocean View School Dis· trict. totalln• $35.000. are ex· peeled to be awarded tonight. Trustees wUl meet at 7:30 p.m. In board ofllcea at 7972 Warner Ave .. to dlscuH the aewn bktt, largely for painllns. electrical, plumbin(f and Onlsb work. Tbe education cent.er will be local~ at Rancho Ciew School. an elemefttary umpua that was cloHd down due to dwlndllnt earollment in lt6 1Uft'OUDdtnc area. Some '100,000 Ill remodellna ot the fadlUll ......... ad.Y been aecom~llMd and dlatrict of. ftdala wUI ~ later lb.la year, taldq tile diltrlct library to the lite too. T he' niatlnS admlnl1tratlve complex and l1nd at Beach Boulevard end Wuner Avenue Wiil then be told .i an estimated tt. t to 11.1 mtlUon for commercial developaaeat. • \ By PIDUP ROSMARIN Ot 11111 Deity Pt ... SIMI An amphibian airliner with 10 persons aboard crashed and over- turned in heavy seas off Santa <;atalina Island Sunday. According to one or the passengen, all 10 s urvived without serious inJury chiefly because of what he called heroic efforts of a fishing boat captain to pull the clinging victims from the overturned plane into has boat The pilot or the 14-passenger Grumman Mall ard, operated by Trans-Catalina Airlines out of San Pedro, was treat ed at Avalon Murucipal Hospital for cul finger s a nd a lacerated scalp, and released. An FAA s pokesman said Russell D. S\ Pierre. 31 , of Northridge. re ported that hi!' craft lost power in one or the encines after takeoff from Peb bly Beach, a mile east of Ava ton. The nine wet a nd freezing passeng~rs were treated and· released from the hospital, ex- cept for one, Paul Ketchum, 65, of 44 Sycamore Creek, Irvine. The Turtle Rock owner of a manufacturing plant was act· m ilted for observation because of a pre-existing heart condition. K~tchum told has version of wh a'lt happened, from his hospital bed today. "We were taking orr. and we were getting slapped harder and harder al(ainsl the crest or the swells." Ketchum said. "Finally we hit a swell and that was the end of it.·· Ketchum said the craft over· turn ~d a nd the passengers escaped through doorway exits. The windows of the plane. he said . popped out under the pressure of the water. t<etchum said tbe airpla ne began t.o fill rapidly with waler. The passengers, he said, were calm . "There was no pa rile. every- body behaved really well.·• Ketchum said. Me n aboard a c r uisi ng aba l one fi s h in g boat. the Supermex, spotted thf' accident -about a quarter·mile offshore -a nd s ped lo rescue the casualties. "We wouldn't have made it but for the fact that that fishing boat was re turning from San Cle me nte Island." Ketchum said. '"Illey picked us up. They were the real heroes of the episode." The boat's captain is Richard Ruiz. · Co at Weather Moelly c loudy with showers through toniitht. Partial clearlns Tuesday. Not much tempera ture change. Highs Tuesday In upper *· Low tonight In \IPl)er 408. Chance of rain 70 percent toniiht a od 30 percent Tuesday. CJ Q 5 ,.. .... ., .. .. -• •• A4 i IS t • .42 CW!. Y PILOT HIE • Bandit Robs FV Ealery A foul·~ b1Dd1t who .. •&MCI r" 1•1*1 andl la a loud, rill vol~ ~ a 1'oun taao V~y restaurant of moro tban 12.soo Sund]ay o Jht. lhln p tol~1\I~ a b (, patron ~ tried to lntcrw-rw WUoe lo t~ holdup at Marie C1UeodM's Pl S~. 18819 Brookburat St • u1d Lbe If k I m ulllld '""P9t' al.rode ln about 10 p.m., brand•thina a .iun Police AJd be forttd hoAas Allboo Sue f'rwxu, l9.. to ~cnpty the cub rq;l.s~r ol UK-,..... uoo C'OUD&er ol aU at.a moaoy. Lben uabettd Meqer Richard Jd. trey to t.beolftce. Jett~y, 2S, t.old lnvttU11ton thut throughout the eplSOde. lbt- 1unman kept up a stc!•d,y atrNm of obaC'l'l11U:N PoHce Htd al on point. a cuatomer at lbe bar. Nark Paine, 25, attempted to 10· tervene in lhe hope the b•.odJt could be di&armed. He wu ~stol·wbipped 6eVere ly with what poh~ ~uld today they beUevt: w8!i a .0 caliber automatic ptstol PoUee said today H WU uncer taln Whether Paine would seek further medical attention. The three wil.nessea described tbe intruder wbo forced the manager to escort him to and open the restaurant's rear door as 18 to 25 years old. He was described also as about sax feet taJl. thin and was wearing the maroon ski mask, a beige sweater. brown corduroy coat, blue Jeans, tennis shoes and dark gloves. No car "A<as seen or heard before or afwr the holdup thal might be associated as a getaway vehicle. police said 'Mede Orderly Hel,d in 22 Poiwn Deaths STOCKHOLM, Sweden CAP> An LS-year-old part·Ume male hospital orderly held today on suspicion or th poison murders ol 22 elderly p ents, including a l~year-old w n. becau.e he thought their life ha no meaning, polfce said. Chief l>roaecutor Sten Runerhelm said the teen.ager, who waa not Identified, was sus· peeled or killing patients at Mal·mo East Hospital in southern Sweden with a toxic cleaning liquid mixed with juice. Pollce said the s uspect never asked the patients if they wanted to die. They quoted rum as saying he kllled them as an act or mercy because "they had pains and their life bad no meaning." Clinic orderly Gun·Bnlt Nilsaon, 37, said she watched about 10 old patie nts die mysteriously durtn1 her four· month stay at the bospkal. "They screamed at')d appealed with agony.flUed eyes," said the woman. "They died with pains that pass deru:orlptlon. Never before have 1 seen such a de&th struggle." Medical experta said cleaning nuid, if awatlowed. eats Its way through the mouth and throat. The suspect began working at the clink laal ran under a gov· ernment program for un-emplo~ed. He had no hospital training. The suspect was to undergo a psychiatric examination, police isald. ,. Clinic workers recalled some patient• died Just before they were to have been sent home. Police sa1d one of the victims. Karolina Nilsson. 100, was vital and lively when abe celebrated her birthday Dee. 29 with rel· ~Hives and reporters at th~ t\Mpltal M1. Nlluon aald her reports or unexplained deal.ha had not. been taken &erioualy by doctors a statement supported by other workers at the clinic. DAILY PILOT l.ftlP8 • 0 Dfiw•. Donny Hathaway, a alnMer and ~wn~r bolt.eod the door to his Nt!w York hot.el room cmd lt>apt.'<1 13 ~l.Qra~ to hh1 dcoth Saturday, a few hours ufler a recording S<'ssion with singer Roberta Flack. Iran Shah He<ukd For Egypt TEHRAN, lran <AP > -Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, his 37·year rule rocked by months of mass protest and bloodshed, will leave Iran on Tuesday for Aswan, F.cYPt. on hJs way lo the Unated States, informed sources reported today. Maoy he re believe be may never return. Political violence still Oared across lhe country, and it was reported thal 20 penons bad been kUJed Sunday aod today. loclud· Ina a former U.S. Air Force col· onel in the southeast city oL Kerman. U.S. Embaaay offlclall iden- tified him as Martin Berkowitz. 53, of San Franclaco. The em- bassy gave no further details, but the newspaper Khayan reported Re rkowitz was apparently stabbed Sunday night In the kitchen of his home In Kerman and that the worda "Go Back To Your Country" were found scrawled on the wall of the house. Khayan said Berkowitz was bead of the Parson.Jordan Co , a copper-minin1 concern. The paper said his killers had not been identified. The sources here conf1rmed a report by Egyptian official that the beleaguered 59·year-0ld shah would travel lo Aswan. The Cairo officials said he would meet with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat In the southern Enptlan town. The shah had been a guest of Sadat's in Aswan last January. Before departing, the shah is. Kheduled to hold a a rare news e<>nf ereoce Tuesday morning at his palac:eout.sldeTehran. Tbe Iranian Senate today hut· rledly gave Its endorsement to the new clviltan government or Prl me M inlster Sh'ah pour Bakhtiar. It had been expected that once the lower house or Parliament gives Its approval - the vote la eebeduled Tuesday - the shah would leave the county, clearing the way for Bakhtlar to take over full control of the na· lion. The shah's journey, ending In the United Stales, has been deacrtbed as an extended vaca· lion, but many political ob· servers here beUeve the popular opposition to the momnch will make it Impossible for him to re- turn. He h~ named a Regency Council to replace him durtng his absence. FV Committee On Schools F•m.ding Ideas · Sought ' The ffwaU.5 Beach ctly C'.ouMU la la Ntideota to H)' how they WOU Uke t.o spend SI .21 million ln federal f\lnd torUbl. Cfly projecU UM)' b1ve sup. port9d eo far lnch• $200,000 for rebablUtaUon loans t.o downtown realdenta. aod a number of de· velopmeatl for aemor clUieu Project• tbat would be ftnaoe.d by Houaloc ud C.Om-munlt~•doPmeat funds lbat have eodo~ previously by the CaUiesw Advisory Com· 1'1'liltet: and I.be Plannlng Com· raltaioa lncludit. 81 •• du.a development at the former civic .center site. $1'5,100. -St-mew dtlr.t'tl van with lift ror bandic•11ped person s. $20,000. -••...-to Improve mobility for handicapped residents. SI0.000. -h:rdaaee of 1moke deWc· totl to be itvon to low aod in· termedtate Income realdents, ~.000. -~of paramfldk unit for Lake Street Fire Station, $39.000. -Eirpaaaioa of Oak View Commw\lty C.ter, $12S,OOO. -aellabtllta&loa Iona for homes tn downtown Huntington Beach, $200,000. -M111Mauce aDd elean1:1p of Oak View neighborhood, $S>,OOO -Coaatraetton of new Bushard Day Care Center. $180,000. -Grant &o Oren1e County Fair Housing Council, $10,000. -Aeqtdlltlon of clty gym site. $150,000. The gym, located at 16th Street and Palm Avenue, is leased by the city from the Hunt· ington Beach ctty <elementary l School DUtrkt. J The HCD mooey 14 detignat.ed to benefit reaidenta with low and moderate Incomes or to al· leviate bllght or deteriorating conditions. The City Council is expected to make a final decision tonight following the rublic hearing. The COWl<'I session starts at 6:30 p.m. with a joint meeting__ of the City Council and Planning Com m ission on the city '1 genera! plan. Teacher Unit Files Suit in Pact Dispute A teacbeni' organliatlon In the Coast CommunJty College Di•· trict has flled auJt in Orange County Superior Court to halt pay and Ullgnmenl practices that allegedly coomct with teachers' contracta. The C.OUege Teachers Guild. American Federation of Teachers. Golden Weat College Instructor Michael Finnegan and Orance <:out College in· atructor Gandaaar: will n1tme Chanc~Uor Norman Watson and diatrict trustees ln the suit. District olficiala offered no Immediate comment on the or. ganizat.ioo'1 action. ~ The .Wt contends that aince September eome teachers have been required to teach more than the llancla.rd 1S hours per week ln the cluaroom 1nd have been paid less for the extra duty than they have been ln the past. Yet, the ault coot.ends, no new teachina contract has been aiven the in.atructora, go past as- sl gn ment and pay policies should sun apply. Jn the past. teachers were not assigned to more than 15 hours of classroom duty per week un· less they agreed to the extra work. And they were paid at the hourly rate of one-thousandth or their annual aalary for each ex- tra hour of clusroom duty. ac· Se M • cording to the suit. l8 eet~ Under the new policy, A Fountain Valley.area ad· teachera are ~ulred t.o wortc visory committee on etementary eictra hours I/ aaked and are achool cloeures aod use of ~ur· aid at the rate of 1ubetltute plu1 property haa scheduled a 1 ecbera, which la leaa than ln o'clock meetJng Tuesday nlg e put. the teachers' group The meeti:fi will be held ln the complained. r::::aa•:;.~J·~ft:!:U::~~ The suit ukl that tbe dl*1ct ciorn•r of Talbert A venu. and return to the former pollcleft for Newland Street. both teaching u11ignmcnt.a and School board memr>en' 6ave pay· approved the ck>lu.re of Lamb Elementary School, 10521 Yorktown Ave., Huntln1ton Beach by September of Ulla year doe to declloln1 elll'Oll· ment. CommiUee membera plan to draw up a plan for Ute acbool board next WMk on wbat mJgbt. be done wttb tbt clOMd IChool alte. One altttnat.lve alrtady dla· cu.ued la to convert the campus hato a acbool for aeventh and et1bth sra atudenta on.b. . Du• to enrollmeat dropt In other dl1trlct co1nmualllH1 achoo boanS DMmben a.y they may elOM twQ.-or ~ more aeboola durlGI the ant three ,.an lo fOUDtaln vallQ and HunUncton 8Mcb. Tbe ..,.,. dlNlct cuttettt.ty opef•i. ia 1C11oo1a tn rOW\tala Vall•y and 1b cam,_. la Hun- llnllOD J*.cb .. t Nevada Crash Hurt8 BB Mali LAS ,VEGAS CAPl -Stephen LlUotJi.:i ol HunUniton Beacb1 waa In 1tablc condJUon at Southern Nevada Memorial Hoapltal today after betn1 In.hand S.turday ln a bead-on colllatoe that took UM' Ute ot another man. TIM Ne¥.a fUPway Patrol 11ld wnuam c. Nipper, &3, Bakerafleld, wu dead .a lhe RtM ot t.t. lwo-ear ctub on Jnc.m.te U 111 ml.let aouth ot Jeao. Otflcen aakl tbe dead man·a car wu IOCl&bbouad ID a north· bound laM Wbt'O It collided wt' Llllot:V• OQCOmt~ van. ArW ........ Wuntian . Testifies lnDeathlJ WOODLAND CAP) -An lS. year-old Garden Grovc·woman, charged with the murder of two California Highway Putrol or. ficer1, will plead guilty to being an acceNOry to the crime and wtll tell.tty again.It her codelen· dant. the \'olo County dialrict at- torney aald today. If the court approves the acreement for Margaret Klaess' teaUm_ony against 23·year-old Luis Rodrtrun. 1he would be 1ubject to a prison term of 16 months to three yeara, uld Dis· trtct Attorney Richard Gilbert. Mias Klaess and Rodriguez. of Sacramento, were arrested Dec. 24 and later charged with the murder two days earlier of Clf P offlcen Roy BLecher and Wllllam Fl'e(lman along lbe Jn. terslate 80 freeway weal or Sacramento. The murder charges carry a potenlJal death sentence. "I think it 'a a substantial benefit, both to us and to her." Gilbert aaid or the agreement for Mias Klaess· testimony. BEARING UP IN MILWAUKEE AFTER CRIPPLING BLIZZARD Mony Katz Dona Bruin Sult for Tr1p to Baaketball Oame Newspaper reports in recent days say a sobbing Miss Klaess told jailers that s he was at thi! scene o( the 4 a.m. murder5. heard the shots fired. hut nc•ver left the stolen vehl<.'le :,h1~ and Rodriguez were driving when stopped by the offi cers . Blizzard Dumps· 20 Inches on Chicago Gilbert said the agreement de· pends on the wllhngness or olht-r law enforcement agencieb to drop charge'\ against M1 l>s Klaess . includ1n~ robb1·ry charges lodg~ aJ:amst her ;md Rodri~uez 1n Sim Rafat:l ant.I Vacaville Gilbert also srud he would al>k ror • delay an a preliminary hearing scheduled for today against Rodnguez in Yolo Coun- ty M urucipal Court. CHICAGO <AP l -The na. lion 'a second· largest city dug out from its second·wors t blizzard in hiatory today with a special army of 2.~ workef'S. Crews reopened one runway at O'Hare IoternaUooal Airport, the world's busiest. all~r snow forced a weekend shut.down. But the forecast was for possibly m ore s now by midweek. Helicopters were used today to take sick and injured to Chicago. area hos pitals because am· bulances could not get through the 30 Inches of snow. 20.9 lnches of It from the weeke nd storm that hit the Mldweat and left at least 29 people dead -seven in Chicago alone. O'Hare was clos ed to alt nights from midday Saturday unlll today . when the one runway reopened. United Airlines said its service to and from Chicago would be reduced by al least 70 percent dunng much of the day Seven or 11 emergency centers set up ln the city to daatribute food reported their s uppllel\ were exhausted by Sunday. and request for emerttency fuel sup· plies depleted the reserves at two city storage facilities. of flclals smd . Elsewhere in the Midwest. the snow combined with the sub. freezing temperatures to cause tNftlc accidents, break weather records, strand travelers and leave thousands without elcc· tricity. The temperatures plummeted throughout the Midwest with South Bend, Ind.. reporting a record lowot ·14 degrees at 4 a.m. today. It was ·131nChicago. Northern llltnols. Karusas and e11tem Iowa were under s tales of emergency. Mlchlsan. Wlaconsin and In· dlana all struggled wtth more than a foot o( new snow follow- ing the weekend storm. The forecast for the snow- burted areas was grim. The Na· ,, lional Weather Service .:,aid another major storm could be in st.ore for the Midwest by mid· week. Chicago faced a 40 per- cent chance or more snow by tonight. Moat deaths were attributed to exposure. Travelers died at- tempting to walk from stranded automobiles t.o safety, and somlJ pedestrians who slipped and rt.•11 were unable to get up due to their IOJurlei5. Others du .. "<.I in traffi<' accidents or or heart at tacks . The National Weather Service said a 23-inch s nowstorm in 1967 was Chicago's worst, but thal there had never belore been more than 29 inches of snow on the ground. ValleyPlam , Film Festival For Library A series of comedy movws of the 1~ and '40s, will be shown free to the public at the Fount.Jin Valley Libra ry monthly this year. The new program "Friends Film Festival," opens Wedn~ day, Jan. 24. at 7·30 p.m. with "His Girl Friday," a Howard Hawks production starring Cury Grant and R08ahnd Russell. Mo v ies llC h ed ul ed fo r screening at the library through November include "The Third Man." with Orson Welles and Joseph Cotten ; "My Man God· frey," with William Powell and Carol Lombard, and "The Prtvat~ Life or Henry vrrr." starring Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchetiter. LI brarian Chris Vuguei serves as projeetionast and the films are loaned by a movie buff she knows : her hus band, Thomas E. Eberhardt. Mail Fi1ially Goes Through LOU IS VILLE. Ky I AP l The four cent postnge stamp was thl' first hint something was awry. Officials at the Southern Bapti s t Theological Seminary say it's still hard to believe it took tn .. years lo re<;eive) le rm an S . Weinlick's $15 ad· mission ree for a summer clinical training program. The envelope, received Friday and pos tmarked Jan 3 , 1979 an· Hopkinsville , Ky .. was ad dressed to Dean Hugh R Peterson, who r e lln·d from the seminary s taff 1U years ago. A.nti,..crime Meet Topic l West county rcMdent~ are in· v1ted whl'n the Huntington Reach Neighborhood Watch an· tl·c rlme organ1:1:al1on mel't~ Wednesday to discuss prevcn· t I On of post·Chrilllmas Se<JSOIJ erlminal activity The ses!lion will he at 7. 30 p m in the Huntington Bt:ach C1 ty Council Chambers, 2000 Main St . directly a<'ross from Hunt· lngton Beach High School "Don't Give Your Presen~ to a RurgJar ." is the tllle of tht talk, according to Police Sgt. Tris Swan our 1CXJ% cam<l-1 harr coat ... th9 or wuk<ind wardrobL. fu11y lin<ld , and ra1 S<Z.d e.ci<d<Z-9 on an 9<2.ame. hend craf'tczd by the, flncist n<LW england tailors. • I .. t • .. ! t l l i +· .·• ' t , • \ l J 7 ' 1 • • ... , ' • Irvine Your Hometown Dally Newspaper . • VOL. 72, NO. 15, J SECTtONS, 2 .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1979 TEN CENTS Jtfesan Recalls · 1919 Jtfolasses Spill '>' ' .. aav cu . EN cw ""' o.ffy """ ..... Tht' Boston urt~rnoon WH cold, and 19 year old Cad l U Wlllium Studley wu 1 l1d to bto bat rricaded uaaln8t lht• chill aboard the USS Ranwcr ru, ht' looked across tht' Churlt"i. Raver Ice He was thlnJUnjZ or lhti future • year away. uboul bt>comang n merchant mannt• offker Hl5 al tentlon rt>tumed lo the letter. dated Jan IS. 1919. thut h~ had addre ~d lo bi. fulh r in f lrh1ven. Mau , Ht S<'ribbled a f w mor • lint~ and ll&ln loohd OU\ lh<• ii M'rt on th old Iron. thret• m tlt'd b1rkenlln" when 1t erv~d aa part of Admiral 0.-"'ey'a nttt In lhe Phahpp1ot•i. yean befort" Somcthifl3 WM wrong with u dt root hitih mola ses tank on s hore about fiOO yardi. from where the RanJ(er WU!\ docked tor tho wlntt)r ut North End Pier "It lit>emed to burkle. then all of u udd •n It lx-C'ame reul dis torted," Studley remembers "The lop or the tank bulged right up and thNl i.orl Of d1sap peur d " Studley. now retired from a career as u nuval orricer and merchant marine captain, was r~qlnated "I couldn't believe wh'tlt I wai. looktn~ al. .. Later that duy or 60 yt>ar"I ugo. Studley learned that a s hlp lying ofl a nearby pier was pumping moluses. heated to keep il Row- ing, into the 2,300,000-gallon Iron lank. The man in charge apparenUy railed to stop the n ow when the tank reached capacity. The gjant structure ruptured. spewing a 15·foot-high tidal wave of molasses into Boston's North End Park warehouse and tenement district. "Th.is great big, brown billow I came crushing out like the surf rolling in. It started cascading over the sea wall near our school s hip. "Then I noticed things coming along in the mess. I could see this thing that looked like a horse covered with brown goo - then. two men, sitting up, glued in place on top of the molasses. Then came wagons. wheels, crates and wh atnot. It all swept over the sea wall. through the ice and into the river." The Boston Globe later report· ed that 21 people perished In the tragedy. fo'orty others were in· jured when six nearby buildings were swept away by the wave or molasses Studley recalls that the Boston Sanitary District maintained its horse-drawn fleet of garbage wagons near the big molasse. tank. Just to the west was the Bay State Freight Company which <See BOSTON, Page A2> Catalina Plane Crashes; 10 OK Iran Reign? TEHRAN, Iran <APl Shah • Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. his 37-year rule rocked by months of mass protest and bloodshed, will leave Iran on Tuesday for Aswan. Egypt, on his way to the United States. informed sources reported today. Ma ny her e believe he may never return. The shah's mother-in-law and three of his children look ofr to day on an Iranian military night ro the United States, eyewit· nesses r eported Crom the airport. Airport sources said they were expected to fly to Jersey. The shah's two other children arc already out of the country. Political violence still flared across the country. and it was reported that 20 persons had been killed Sunday and today. includ- ing a former U.S. Air Force col· one l in the southeast cily or. Kerman. DMIY Pi .......... •Y •k Nf'f K-lff McGuire Air Force Base ir New U.S. Embassy orficials iden- tified him as Martin Berkowitz. 53, of San Francisco. The em- bassy gave no further details, but the newspaper Khayan reported Berkowitz ..,vas apparently stabbed Sunday night in the kitchen of his home in Kerman a nd that the words "Go Back To Your Country" were found scrawled on the wall of the house. WHAT DO ORANGE COAST RESIDENTS DO ON A RAINY SUNDAY AFTERNOON? Stand In Line In the Rain, Of Cour~•· Whtie Waiting to See • Movie '11Uf Flees FromVicti~ 'Then Police A swift-footed burglar escaped. first, an irate resident in blue pajamas who chased him out of an Irvine home with a gun; then. lat.er , he escaped a policeman, also a(oot. omcers said they were called to the Turtle Rock home, at 19332 Sierra Bello Road, early Sunday morning . Mrs. Jerry Ehrle said a man had just broken into her house and was being chased by hef' hus band. who bounded out or bed in hi s pajamas and grabbed a gun. By the time officers a rrived. Ehr le t\ad given up the chase, but was able to describe the car to which he chased the burglar. Police said they spotted the car later, still in Turtle Rock. When they approached. a man jumped from it, was chased and was lost in the darkness. l. Kbayan said Berkowitz was head of the Parson-Jordan Co .. a coppef-mining concern. The paper said hls killers had not been identified. ~ · The sources her~onfirmed a report by Egyptian orricial that the beleaguered 59-year-old shah would travel to Aswan. The Cair o offi cials said he would meel with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in the southern Egyptian town. The shah had been a guest of Sadat's in Aswan last January. : Before departing, the shah Is scheduJed to hold a a rare news conference Tuesday morning a\ his palaceoutsadeTehran. The Iranian Senate hurriedly gave its endorsement to day lo the new civilian government of Prime Minis ter Shah pour Bakhliar. It had been expected that once the lower house of Parliament gives its approval the vote is scheduled Tuesday the shah would leave the country. clearing the way for Bakhtiar to take over full control of the na-tion . <See SHAH, Page A2l Rain to Continue ----- - Through Tonight Today's showers and locally heavy thunder showers are ex peeled lo continue through tonight, according to the Na· tional Weather Service. which said ·orange Countlans can ex· peel clear skies Wednesday through next Friday. The storm that swept into lhe rounty from Northern California Sunday dumped .22 of an inch on the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area and nearly half an inch in Huntington Beach. The Laguna Niguel area re· ceived a quarter or an inch to bring the season's total thereto 10 inches compared to 12 41 at this time last year So far this season. Costa Mesa has received 9.41 inches, com· pared to 9.02 inches last year Huntington Beach's total rain· fall by 8 a.m this morning was 7 47 inches for the season. com- pared to 10.5 inches last year. The Orange County Harbor Department reports that s mall cra rt warnings have been issued for the Southern California coastal area. The weather service reports that the storm should be leaving tomorrow with some s howers anticipated through that day, however. Today's rain delayed buttress· ing work m Laguna Beach's Bluebird Canyon area as crews were set to begin strengthening two s lide-prone areas in that city ·s 3.5-acre disaster area. However . no slippage has OC· curred since a 60-root section of roadway slumped during rains earlier this month. And no new movement was re- ported in San Cle mente at Shorecliffs Mobile Country Club, where four homes were aban- doned by a Dec. 18 landslide. * * * Traffic Plan On Agenda In Irvine A county plan for traffic circulation m northeast Orange County. and a mid-year budget review. are scheduled for con- sideration by the Irvine Caty Council at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday The council meets at Ci ty Hall. 17200 Jamboree Blvd. The traffic study, called North East Orange County CirC'ulation Study 1 NEOCCS ), was de · veloped by county government a nd r ecommends an general where maJOr highways need to be built It docs not pinpoint their location. The NEOCCS s tudy recom· mends a major north-south traf· fie corridor to connect with the Santa Ana Freeway in lrvi,ne. at the Myford Road interchange. the future Jamboree Road con· nection with the rrcew ay, or som ewhere between Irvine rt'Sidenls and officials have expressed concern about <See TRAFFIC, Page AZ> Rain, Snow, Cold \ 'J'rQeldng Dae Trutla Tetevlslon consumers advocate David Horowitz <to three-piece sutt) has the look o( a man who's a~ test the accuracy of a televlalon commercial. Horowitz went to Lion Country Saf arl Friday to teat car makers' claim that Audi Fox ls aupertor tn .• • 0Mlyf'l ............ L .. l"t"'9 road manouvers to American-made Corvette. Viewers who want to hear his conclusions will have to tune ln later but · Llotrlbmtry officials said results included u mechanical problem for one of the cars. • ~· Hit Southern State · By The Assodated Pre!'ls A stormy cold front brought gusty winds. occasionally heavy raan a nd s no w . to Southern California today. snarling traffic and prompting travelers' ad· visories throughout the region. A muds lide triggered b y pounding rains closed Highway 33 north or Ventura, trapping several residents in nearby ranches. California Highway Patrol spokesman Monty Keifer said the road would not reopen before late afternoon. Motorists were advised to avoid beading northbound on the San Diego Freeway. where flooding on three lanes between S un se t Boulevard and Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles County s lowed traffic to a trickle. The CHP Issued an advisory for chains in all mountain areas above' 4,000 reel because or the intermttt.ent blowing anow. Na· tional Weather Servtce spokeswoman Eleanor Voeste said betw~ rlve and aht lndlb of snow had fallen In the Wrlg htwood area near Lan- caster . fn San BemardlJao County, an une xpected snowfall Sunday stranded 60 cars for seven hours at the 5,000.foot level of Mount Baldy in the San Gabriel Moun· tain R 40 miles east o r Lo!> Angeles. San Bernardino Count y s h eriff's deput ies a nd the California Highway Patrol local· ed a snow plow to clear the path and lead lhe convoy down the s now-decked highway to Ice House Canyon, plodding along at aboutlmph. Authorities accompanied lhe group unUI the snow turned to rain and lhe veh1cles could wade. through alone . No injuries were reported. Forecasts calJed for the gusty winds, showers a nd possible thundershowe rfi, to continue throughoUt the day and taper off Tuesday. A travelers' advisory for blow- 101 dust and sand wu issued Sunday for most desert areas, warnlna of winds to 40 mph with gu sts even s tronger. The weather service warned the con· dltlons would persist at leul un· tU tonight. - Irvine Manon Airliner By PffiLIP ROSMARIN OI Ille 0.11~ P110l St•ll An amphjb1an airliner with JO p<>rsons aboard crashed and over· turned in heavy seas orr Santa Glltalina Island Sunday. According to one or the p assengers. all 10 s urvived withou.1 serious tnJUry chiefly because or what he called heroic efforts of a fishing boat captain to pull the clln~anJ.! victims from the overturned pla ne into his boat The pilot of the 14-pasi.enger Grumman Mallard, operated by Trans-Catalina Airlines out or San Pedro. was treated at Avalon Muruc1pal llospital for cut ring('rs and a lace rated scalp. and released. An FAA s pokesman said Ru~sell D St Pierre. 31. of Nort hridge. reported that hi~ craft lost power in one of the engines arter takeoff from Peb· hly Beach. a mile eCJ st or Avalon. T he nine wet and freezing passeng~rs were treated and released Crom the hospital. ex cept for one. Paul Ketchum, 65, of 44 Sycamore Creek. Irv ine The Turtle Rock owner or .a manufacturing plant was ad· milled for observation because of a pre-existini:: heart condition. Ketchum told his version of what happened, from his hospital bed today. "We were taking off. and we we re gettln~ slapped harder and h'1r~r a~ainst. the .erest of the swells ... Ketchum said. ··F inallv we hit a swell and that wasthecndofil." Ketchum said the craft over- turned a nd the passengers escaped through doorway exits. The wmdows or the glane. he said. popped out under the pressure of the water Ketchum said the airplane began to fill rapidly with ~ter. The passengers, he said, were calm "T here was no panic. every- body behaved reall y well. .. Ketchum said. M en aboard a cruis inll abalon~ fis hing boat. the Supermex. s potted the accident about a quarter·male offshore and s ped to rescue the casualties • "We wouldn't have made at but for the fact that that fishing boat was returning from San Clemente i. Island." Ketchum said. "They picked us up. They were the real heroes of the tSee PLANE, Page A2> Coast Weathe r M ostly c loud y with showers through tonight . Partial clearing Tuesday Nol much temperature change. Highs Tuesday in upper 50s. Low tonight 1n upper 40s. Chance or rain 70 percent tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. INSIDE TODA~ This group IS hornng d1f factdty rpcnc11ng $30 million a year. Su why on PO{lt: A1 l••ex At Y ... r s.nl<• M ... tl1tt N L.M .•• .,. 41\MA6 ... ,... .. c.41"'1118 IU CIMtlfl.. Cl'-1t c:e...10 11 cr.u.,,... '' O..tllN4Mkft M ••tt..-ttil"• A6 ·~·""""" .... ~'"""' C'tol i • DillllY PILOT Arw1 .. p11oi. VIEW OF BOSTON WATERFRONT DURING MOLASSES DISASTER 60 YEARS AOO TODAY Cotta MeN'a WllHam Studley. 79, Remembers the Tragic Incident Well F r ... Pap A J BOSTON MOLASSES DISASTER. • • shipped its cargoes throughout lhe area aboard electric streel cars. Studley saw the elevated railway collapse. He was concerned for the safe- ty or omce girls a nd other workers in the freight company facility. He and many of his 150 shipmates oft.en worked at the ware house on weekends for spending money. Studley, a senior class officer, rounded up the 20 or so youths aboard his state-operated school s hip for Main e a nd Massachusetts boys and dashed into the ~ravel park that served as a parade ground for lht: young seamen. "It was so cold it turned the molasses into. well , something 1ike rubber." he recalls while looking atold photos. "The whole north end of the park was filled with molasses You stepped in it and your foot brought up a mess like rubber bands. "Ambulances started conung in. They were military am- bula nces with girls driving them . Goo wrapped around their wheels and they were tied to the ground. "The girls were hopping out. and the minute they hit the ground, they stuck. "We were interested in rescu ing the girls." Sitting now in his Costa Mesa home at 671 W, Wilson Sl., Studley also remembers rescu- Stray Bullet Kills Boy, 14 SHAFTER <AP> -A Shafter teen-ager was shot fatally when a .12-gauge shotgun accidentally discharged while he was riding in a pickup, Kern County sheriff's offi cers reported. Jerry Kelly, 14, was hit in the right side and was dead on ar- rival at Kem Medical Center in Bakersfield Sunday. officers said Deputies were told that the shotgun discharged while being held by Phillip Taylor. 16, of Shafter . who was TldinJt in the back of a pickup with Kelly. Boston Ba n Defied BOSTON <AP> -An Air France Concorde, a s upersonic jet liner bann e d in Massachusetts, landed at Logan International Airport because fog closed New York's Kennedy Airport. OAANOECOMT DAILY PILOT f~ Of•~c..tl 0.ltf' Pttol •llf\WN<~t\(Of" Df"'"" '",.. Hft-.. Ptt". tUMI041\IWG b~ IN· 0.~ fftlt\I P"Oh~~. ~p.tt.W~dit'f.IM•H Wbll\f•••'il Monet.., ll'w°"'9f' f t1d.ly tor (Ml• Mtriw H~ ~" HUf'tft"'Oil)ll &-~" rovn t•1nVA1tf', h•tNI l~hA<ft ~f"(~ A 1fW1""''~f'ld\ttoft•\~l\"'90 $..t\ft0.¥"\M0 ""rnt•n ,,._ P'•"C~I P'VOtt_.,._ IHM f\ ,., 1JO ,._,_. 11•' St.-C""t• ~ C•ll-••i.1' ·-·-~·"·~·---'~··~ ..... -..,..,..., _0.-• Mo~ n-.··-Edlto. .,........, .. .,.....,.... ""'"-'"' C!li* Cit•• .. •• \c"' 11~r ...... ............ -........ £.~ o.lty ,._ $1Mt - • 'COULDNT BELIEVE IT' Coate Meaa'a Studley ing workmen. As firemen and police poured tnlo the stricken area the young sea men volunteered their aid "We·d see a little knob stick ing up out of the molasses.·· Studley remembers. "It would breathe bubbles -like bubbles rrom bubble gum. It would be a head. its body buried three or four reel deep in the goo. We got to some before they quit breathing. Some wecouldn'tgetto." Studley shakes his head. "Ac- tually. it seems we did damn lit- tle." '9>e sanitation department was wiped out and the interiors of tenement buildings were ex- posed by the collapse or walls carried off by the brown river. But .. there were bright spots that day. None of Studley's friends at the freight oCfice were injured, he filled .a little book wlth the telephone numbers of girls he rescued and he found a metal box filled with water col- ors among the debris carried by the molasses river. lie has forgotten the Boston girls. but he still paints. Many of his works depict areas he later sailed during World War II as the captain of auxiliary ships during most of the major troop la ndings in Africa, Europe and the Far East. His recollections are plentiful. But none is more colorful than that he terms ·'the bizarre catastrophe" that occurred in Boston 60 years ago today. Ebsen Sues Newport Actor Buddy Ebsen filed suit in Orange County Superior Court Friday to overturn a Newport Beach City Council decision against letting him build a new pier in front of his Balboa Island home. Ebsen contends in the suit the council lacked jurisdiction last May when it ordered city re- cords to reflect that an existing pier and fl oat partially on Ebsen's property ri ghtfully belong to a neighbor, prominent Newport Beach resident Mrs . Carroll Beek. Jn addition, he argued. the council acted improperly when it denied him and another neighbor, Arno ld Peterson. permission to build a new pier in front of their homes. Ebsen, known for h is television ro le as Barnaby Jones. became embroiled in a dispute with Mrs . Beek after she a ll egedly refused to let him use the pier, built by her and her husband 54 years a~o. Yet , Ebsen contended he ob· tained written permission to use the pier from thejlate Mr. Beek in 1964. Since Mr.'Bcek's death, he argued. he hd been denied use of the property. The suit claims the city ac- tually owns the pier and its jurisdiction extends only to use· and position of pier properties. Council members last May said a 14-year-old city policy prohibits const~uction or new }lBl' THE TYPE FOR PILOT AD "I sold both typewriters on the first call, and I didn't even have to wrlte the ad. "The Daily Pilot really muda me a success." These are the words or the San Juan Capistrano man who placed this ad in the Daily (>ilot: .. J.B.M. SELECTRIC. Gd Cond $450 r.B.M. EXEC Gd Cond SlOO MONROE 1320 ClllcuJot.or s.1.'I ll XX· XXlCll lf you wanl to sell something but don't want to wnle an ad. try the Dally Ptk>l. A friendly ad-vlser will help write ll for you al $C.$678. • non-commercia l pieri; on the island because they would in· terfere with beaches. ,.,,..... Page A l TRAFFIC ••• using Irvine as a jumping-Off point for traffic f ro m the Riverside Freeway. The mid-year budget study session evaluates changes in the various departmental budget.$ recommended by department heads for programs not funded at the beginning or the fiscal year. Departmental requests for ex- tra funds total $236,042. Major prop0sed expenditures include equipment for the new Heritage Park arts and craCls cente r. scheduled for opening in the spring <SJ0,000 >; hiring or three building Inspectors ($52.277 >; hiring or an inspector ror front-counter assistance 1$12,595 l: and Herlta~e Park tenn is court eq uipment ($10,000) Frot11 Pag~ A J SHAH .•• The shah's journey. ending in lhe United States, has been described as an extended vaca- tion. but many political ob- servers here believe the popular opposition to the monarch will make It impossible for Mm to re- turn. Ke has named a Regency Council to replace him during his absence. Once the s ha h leaves, Bakhtiar will race the opposition of the exiled Moslem holy man Ayatullah Khomalnl and his huge following, who demand an tsJamlc repu61ic guided by re- ll1lou1 leaders . Khomalnl has denounced the Bakhtiar govern· ment as ''Illegitimate" because It wae e&tabllahed under the shah. ln Tehl'an today, more than 100,000 people. In a fesUvc mood but 11 usual chanUn1 ''Death to the shah!" and "Long Uve Kho· malnl ! ", Jammed the streets around the main bazaar tor the acc ond success ive day of maHlve aoU-abab demonr.tra· Uona. : flaal Stage•? p ... -• --• ~ -'• • • • I ... . Clashes Still • • • • • Rip Cambodia BANGKOK, ThaUind <AP> - FlthUns was reported In many parts or Cambodia today but the ne w Jovernm~nt claimed norm life i1 beifll reatored, after three years or oppression. Se nior Thai 1ntellieence sources said Vietnamese forces were engaged ln heavy fighting near Slsopbon, 30 miles east of the Thai border. Clashes a1Jo were reported at Nimlt, about 13 miles from the lrontier. Thai and Western sources said they had reports of clashes in many other parts of the country between troops still loyal lo lhe ousted government or Premier Pol Pot and the Vietnamese and Communist Cambodian rebel forces that drove the other Com· munist government from Phnom Penh eight days ago. These sources said loyalist troops bypassed in the two.week Vietnamese blitz apparently were striking back. But there were no reports of any serious reverses suffered by the Viet- namese and their Cambodian proleges. Thai sources said Ballam-bang. in northwest Cambodia and the old government's last major city, had (alien to the ln· vaders, but fi ghtlna continued lo the area. Fighting also was re- ported around Kompong Som. the nation's only deep.water port, wh.ich. the provisional gov-e rnm enl proclaimed by the rebel Kampuchea I Cambodia> United Front said it had taken There were reports officials and troops of lhe former govern- ment were taking refuge in the Cardamon and Elephant moun- tains of southwe1l Cambodia and on the isJand ol Kong, in the Gulf of Thailand, preparing to carry on a guerrilla campaign. Western sources said the island would provide a natural supply link to guerrillas tn the mountains if China carried out its promise to back the holdouts Stelnbn-k Sta •p The Postal Service has re- leased the design for a com- memorative sta mp honoring nove list John Steinbeck. rt wi ll he l!iSued Feb. 27 in Salinas Johll Wayne Making 'Speedy Recovery' LOS ANGELES <AP> -Actor John Wayne is making s uch a fast recovery from stomach cancer surgery lhal doctors think he might leave the in- tens 1 ve care unit at UCLA Medical Center sooner thun had been expected. Redwood Parks Eyed "Progress conturucs to bt! ex cellcnt," s aid hos pital ad- mm1strator Ek-rnard S•rohm to. day in the daily stattMTient on Wayne's condition . "lt is our hope that Mr. Wayne will be moved out of the intensive care unit sooner than expected. His vital signs remain normal and he spent a restful night." The 11 .year-old film s ta r ongmully was expected to re- main m mten~1ve care until lale in the week. and in the hospital about two weeks. State Offers Swap For Pendleton Site The hospital was stlll getting calls from concerned fans and fnends. and nowers cilso were !>l1tl arriving atthe hospital. Ac·tor Robert Wagner and his actress wife Natalie Wood called Mon· day SACRAMENTO CA P l California Resources Director Huey Johnson said he Is willing to tr ade $1 billion worth of state redwood parks to the federal government f or Camp Pendleton. Johnson says the slate secs the Southern California military base as a potential site for a lio- Irvine Home Yields $1=,857 Theft Loot A burglar pried open a front sliding glass door or an Irvine home Sunday and stole $1,857 in goods including a television set, a s tereo s et. jewelry and clothing. the victim reported to police. Mary Robles. a resident of the Walnut Square area, discovered the crime. In another incident Sunday, a University ·Park woman told Irvine police a man stole her purse and its contents from her unlocked car while it was un- tended for a few minutes. Dolly Sakamoto s nid a diamond ring, checkbook and credit cards inside the purse were worth $1,000. She said she had spotted a man idling near her residence earlier but thought nothingofit. Jury Pick Begins WASHINGTON CAP> -Selec- tion of a jury to try veteran U S. Rep. Darnel J . Flood on perjury, bribery and conspiracy charges began today . uefied natural gas terminal and a new state park. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has suggested the idea informally in a letter to President Carter. and Johnson said he suggested 1t more formally in a recent letter Johnson said he prefers a ))Ill' offshore in the Santa Barbara Channel for the LNG terminal and hopes that Camp Pendleton will someday become a park. Ill' noted that the base's beachfront is one or the few remaining ol)(.'n spaces between Santa Montl.'il and the Mexican border. The state officially favors th1: Point Conceptioo area for an LNG site, but it has com~ under court challenge from a group or opponents. UFO Reports Fictitious? MOSCOW IAP> -Recent re· ports that unidentified flying ob jects have been sighted m the Soviet Union and ubroad <trl' nothing more than "science ft c tion stories" a nd there 1s no evidence they involve vis it s from outer space. a top Soviet scientist said Saturday. Dr. Vladimir Migulln. director of the prestigious Institute of Earth Magnetism, said any s u,g gestion that the sightings in vol vt> extraterrestrial visitors "is without serious foundation ... The recently reported UFO sightings in New Zealand. for example. were "iosuffic1enlly seriously documented," he said Despite hi s s kepticism . Migulin s aid the Sovie t Aca4emy of Sciences 1s serious ly studying periodic sightings of UFOs over the Soviet Union ' Wayne, a Newport Beach resi- dent. underwent ninehours ofsur· ge ry last Friday in what ,origmally was planned as about two hours of routine ga ll bladder surgery Surgcions remov('d tu!> ~tom ach after discovermg ;1 mali ~nant c·ancer and fashioned a !->Ubstilutc :>lomach out of h1~ inle11ttne. f'rot11 P age A I PLANE ••. episode." The boat's captain is Rrchard Ru12 Ketchum suffered a heart at- tack two years a~o He said he was hosp1t3liwd bc<.'ause he suf. fered from the cold and stress. Don Sheetz, vice president of Tra ns Catahn;i Arrhnes. refused lo comment about the crash. and would not release a passenger hst. Decr eased Penalty Not Incr easing P ot AUGUSTA, Maine CAP I People who do not smoke mari- juana won't start turnin~ on JU~l because the criminal penalties are turned off, acl·ording to a studv in Ma ine. one of the few states to drop the criminal sanc- Uons Less than one percent of <i 11 adults and 3.1 percent of all high school pupils in Maine have rn creased their mariJuana intake s ince possession o f s m a ll amounts of the drug was re- duced rrom a crimtnal to a civil orrt.'nse rn May. 1976, the state Office or Alcohohsm and Drug Abuse Prt•\ e nt ron r e ported. our 100% corne.1 ha1r coat ... th(l, prl.rfczct l:es1c to complczmcz,nt your bUsincz,ss or wuk<ind wardrobe,. fully l1nzd.,and raiscid cz.dgzs on all 9<lame. hend craf'tczd by the, f\ncz.st nw ~land ta1lo113 . .. 44 Rashlon llland• Newport Bcacl\•1141644·5070 1001 ~twood Blud.•\\\?stwood. VULo.ge•2l3/419-'r127 ·>· • J s ' .l i r l . 1 t +· . ' J 7' .. t . Lag11n~/South Coast VOL. 72, NO. 15, 3 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA You r Bo• town Dall y Newspaper TEN CENJ,S C·atalina Plane · Crashes ·-' lOOK 87 PHIUP &0611AalN ............ , .... An amphibian alrllntr with 10 perlOnl •board cruhfd and o~r tumed in heavy seas o" Santa (;t\tliu laland SundMy. Accordln1 to one or the pauenaer•. all 10 •urvlvcd without .erioua lnJury chleOy because ol wh•t he c:alll'd h rok efforts of a fiabing boat captain to pull the clinging victims rrom the ovt"rturntd plane Into his bo•t Tb pilot ol the 14 p1&11t-nger Grumman Malla.rd, operated by Tnns·Catallna Airline" out of San Pedro. w11 treated ial ~valon Municipal Hoepllfll for. cul fin.ers and a laceratt!d scalp, and released. An FAA s pokesman stud Ruuell 0 St Pierre, 31, of Norlhridge, reported that his craft loet power In one of the en••n after takeoff from Peb-b I y Reach , u mile eut ol Avalon · Tbe nine wet and freezing paueng~ra were treated and releued ltom the hospital. ex· cept for one. Paul Ketchum. 65. of 44 Sycamore Creek. Irvine. The TurUe RO('k owner of a manufacturing plant was ad· milted for observation because of a pre-a.istlng heart condition. Ketchum told b.ls version of what happened, from bis hospital bed today. "We were taking off, and we were getting slapped barder and harder against the crest of the swells," Ketchum said. "Finally we hit a swell and that waatheendofit." Ketchum said the craft over- l urned and the passengers escaped through doorway exits. The windows or the plane. he said. popped out under the pretsureof the water. Ketchum said the airplane began to fill rapidly with water. The paaaeogers, he ~aid . were calm. "There waa no P'.nic. every- body behaved really welJ." Ketchum said. Men aboard a cruising abalone fishing boat. the Supermex. spotted the accident -about a quarter·m1le offshore -and sped to rescue the casualties. "We wouldn't have made •t but for the fact that that fishing boat was returning from San Clemente Island," Ketchum said. "They picked us up. They were the real heroes of the <See PLANE, Page AZ) Beginning Feb. 2 La~na Cops Plan 'Work Slowdown' o.lly ,., ... -lty l!l<M,.. ICoelll« HEAD-ON COLLISION IN LAGUNA BEACH INJURED FOUR PEOPLE SUNDAY NIGHT Police Arrested One Driver After Broadway Accident at Acacia Drive Laguna Crash Hurts State P anel By STEVE MITCHELL Of tM o.il'f ~ St.tff Laguna Beach police officers are contemplating a work slowdown beginning Feb. 2 if the city doesn't agree lo increased benefits this year. And while the t ype of slowdown is still being discussed by m embers of the Laguna Beach Police Employees As· sociatlon. leaders say it will get the association's point across lo City HaU and Laguna residents. The 40-member association voted 32 to 0, with one abstention 1ast week to "seek some form of action that does not hurt the vour·~e Arrested Eves Permit cors'!'~~~·~~ President Mark r I ' J , Miller swd the vote was taken ·during a meeting last week at V IJ which police offlcers discussed A head -on co lision in automobile. Madalynn ror nOl'fieS the city's position of offering downtown Laguna Beach Sun-Kinlicheenle, 18, of Phoenix. less than a one-percedt increase day evening injured four people, Ariz. and George B. Rankin. 24, Several matters of interest to in employee benefits to police and the driver of one or the Anaheim. south county Coastal Com· employees. vehlcles was arrested on suspi-The passengers were treated mission watchers are scheduled .. The city sent us a letter ln cion of felony drunk driving. at the scene by Laguna Beach to be heard Tuesday by the state early November stating there Enrique Chavez, 24, of Santa firemen and county paramedics. panel tn Los Angeles. was no point in further negotia- Ana, was driving westbound on and traosparted to South Coast San Clemente watchers will be tjons," Miller said today. '"Ibey Broadway when he allegedly Medical Cent.er where they re· seeing how the commission re· offered us lesa than one percent swerved into oncoming traffic. ceived further treatment and acts to an appeal of a coastal Increase in medical benefits and colliding with a car driven by were released. permit to let the Cyprus West extended our compensation Ume Charles B. Lefler of Laguna Chavez was booked into Corp, develop 227 luxury homes that we can accumulate from l6 Hills. Orange County Jail on the felony on the ocean front Elmore to 24 hours." The crash injured Chavez, count. Police said 12 emergency Ranch at the south end of town. Miller said the compensatory Lefler's wife Peggy, 70, and two vehicles responded to the scene · The 62-acre ranch is one of the time off is a joke. "because we passengers in the Cb av ez or the crash. last ocean front parcels left un· don 'l have enough people to cov~ touched by development. The Snow Strands Cars AWng Mount Baldy By 1be Associated Press High winds, occasionally heavy rain and snow continued Lo pummel Southern California today. stranding 60 cars on Mount Baldy and prompting travelers advisories In moun- tains and deserts and small- crart warnings at sea because of near gale-force winds. An unexpected snowfall stranded the 60 carloads of travelers for seven hours at the 5,000-foot level on Mount Baldy in the San Gabriel Mountains 40 miles east of Los Angeles. Sao Bernardino County s h e riff's deputies and the California Highway Patrol locat- ed a snow plow to clear the path and lead the convoy down tbe s now-decked highway to Ice House Canyon, plodding along at about 10 mph. Authorities accompanied the group until the snow became rain and the vehicles could wade throu~h alone. No anjuries were reported. More showers ~d gusty winds Team Saves Fallen Man LAKFSIDE (APl -Blll Frumm, a conatruction worker wh9 slipped 200 feet Into a crevice while mountain climbln«. was rescued today after 18 hours wedged ao tight he waa unable to move. were expected in the Southland through tomghl. the N at1onal Weather Service said. Meanwhile. the powerful winter storm which swept out or the Pacific across Northern California over the weekend con· linued lo rake that area today. dumping rain and snow and dis· ruptmg eleetric service in many areas. The forecast was for thun· dershowers tapering off over the San Francisco Bay area, with skies beginning to clear by nightfall. Heavy rain left accumulations of well over 1.5 inches in the Bay Area and in the Sacramento Valley. Heavy snow was reported above 4,000 feet In the Sierra, and chains were required on U.S. 50 over Echo Summit ap- proaching the Nevada state line. Power outages were reported Sunday in Marin County and south ot san Francisco to San Jose, with some customers of Paciric Gas & Electric still without service at daybreak. }lSl' m E TYPE FOR PILOT AD "1 aold both typewriters on the first call. and 1 dJdn't even have to Wl'ile the ad. "The Dally Pilot really made me a success." Thete are the words of the San Juan Capistrano man A who placed thia ad in the Daily rllot: t.B.11. SELttTRJC. Gd ~ $4.50 t.B.M. EXEC Gd Cond t100 MONROE coastal permit approved recent· ly by South Coast regional com· miss ioners is being appealed by a representative of l~e Legal Aid Foundation of Long Beach Thomas Cutkomp. who wants to build his home upon a rock at the entrance to Aliso Creek. i~ appealing a regional coastal commission decision denying that project. The Laguna Beach man says that. if he is denied permission to build a single.family home on the outcropping, then the county or state should buy it. He says those agencies are continually saying the rock should be a part of Aliso Park, so he's offering it "at fair market value." Another Laguna Beach man is appealing a r egiona l com· <See PERMIT, Page i\2) Laguna Man's Home Looted A bold burglar broke a bedroom window to gain en· trance to a Laguna Beach man's · home Sunday while the resident was in the house. Police said the thief broke out a sliding glass window In a rear bedroom at the home of Milton Lerner, 1695 Viking Road sometimes between 8 and 10:45 p. m. Sunday. The retlred 65-year-old man said he was in the living room at the time 'Of the theft. More than $3, 750 in je.welry. including a family charm'bracelet were taken in the break·ln. ..... ,... ........... ,.... A fiv•llWl reeeue team climbed to dte 3 800-foot tummlt of El Capitan Mountain Sunday nlpt. At da1brealt, a rope wa1 droned to Jl'rumm, 21. Suda.1. u be and four otller men reached the 1,500.foot level, Frumm 13IO Calculator S3I XXX· JlX•X ti you want to tell aomething but doa'i .. ant to write &D •d, Sized IJp tor Pege••C ,.U Ind '*"-me wed19d at"'- 8 75-de ............ tl"1 U.. Dail)' Pilot. A I~~' ad·V ... wUJ help wrii. it lot )'OU at ecz.5871. • Kay CunnJngham or San Juan Capistrano was one of the record n4mber of people (835 l who turned out Saturday and Sunday to be meas\&red, photoar•pbed and recorded for the two casts of the 44th annual Pageant or the Masters t.h1s summer. It was her fint tryout. .. -• > er for people taking the time off." City Manager Fr.ed Solomon said he is taking the associa- t1on 's letter under adviseme(lt. He said he would not comment on the association's position at this time. The police association presi dent said his group realizes they cannot receive any increpse in pay. because of a state la~ pro· hibiting cities from granting raises if they accepted state sur· plus lunds following the passage of Proposition 13. But Miller said the city could offer increased benefits to make up for the .. Money we cannot get m hand." He s&d if the city were to pick up more of the cost of benefiU., 1t would mean lan~er paychecks <See SWWOOW"ll, Page A2l Red..,ood Parks E g ed State Offers Swap For Pendleton Site SACRAMENTO <AP> - California Resources Director Huey Johnson said he is willing to trade $1 billion worth or state redwood parks to the federal government rot-Camp. Pendleton. Johrison says the state sees the Southem CalHornia military base as a potential s ite for a liq· uefied natural gas terminal and a new state park. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has suggested the idea informally m a letter lo President Carter. and Johnson said he suggested it more formally in a recent letter. Johnson said he prefers a site offshore in the Santa Barbara Channel for the LNG terminal and hopes that Camp Pendleton will someday become a park. He noted that the base's beachfront is one ol the few remaining open spaces between Santa Monica and the Mexican border. The state officially favors the Point Conception a rea for an LNG site, but it has come under court challenge from a group of opponents. Rain to ContiriUe Through Tonight Today's showers and locally heavy thunder showers are ex· peeled to continue through tonight. according to the Na· tiooal Weather Service, which said Orange Countians can ex· peel clear s kies Wednesday through next Friday. The storm that swept into the county from Northern California Sunday dumped .22 or an inch on the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area and nearly half an Inch in Huntington Beach. The Laguna Niguel area re· ceived a quarter or an inch to bring the season's total there to 10 inches compared to 12.41 al this lime last year. So far Ulls season, Costa Mesa has received 9.41 inches, com- pared to9.02 inches last year. Huntington Beach's total rain· fall by 8 a.m. this momlng was 7.47 incbes ror the season. com· pared to 10.S Inches last year. The Orange County Harbor Department reports that small craft warnings have been Issued for the Southern California cdastal area. SHAFTER <AP> -A Shafter teea-•ser wu shot r1taJ&1 when a .12·S•us• lhotcun accidentally dlscharaect while he •u riding ln I P.lckup, Kern County lherlff 1 olftcera reported. Jerry Kelly 1 14, wa1 hltdn the rl1ht Ilda ana WU deid OD .... rival. 1t Kem lledtcal Center In Baker19e1d Sunday, offlcera •bf. ~ were told that the abot,un dllcharsed while bdnc Mid bf Pblllip Ta,lt 16, of Slt•fter, who wu rte ln the back ol a plckl.lp wt th K y . The weather service reports that the storm should be leaving tomorrow with some showers anticipated throu~h that day, however. Today's rain delayed buttress· ing work in Laguna Beach's Bluebird Canyon area as crews were set to begin strengtnening two s lide ·prone areas in that city's 3 5-acredisaster area. However. no slippage has oc- curred since a 6().foot sechon or roadway slumped during rains earlier this month. And no new movement was re. ported in San Clemente at Shoreclilfs Mobile Country Club, where four homes were aban· doned by a Dec. 18 landslide. Coast Weather Mostly cloudy with show~rs through tonight. Partial clearing Tuesday. Not much ternperature change. Highs Tuesday in upper 505. Low tonight in upper 40s. Chance of rain 70 percent tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. s DAILY PILOT USC LOS A.NG~ CAP) Attor .John Wo.> II mutna auch • fHl recovery rrom 1tom•cb cancer aura~rt th t doctof'a thlnll. ht mlaht I av the tn teoatve caN> unit nt UCLA Medical ~ler r.oooer lhu bad been H~t('() .. Pr~ ('()ntlru.M• to ~ .-.. cell~nl." aatd hos_pltal •d· manialria.t.of' Oc!roard Strohm to· day In the dally tlll.em~t on Waynr '1 condition "It la our bope that Mr Wayne wUI bt- moved out ot the lntenslve ca.rt' unit IOOOet' than cxpttted Hh vltul slam remain normal 1od ht- a.pcol 1 rt'ltful ruaht • · The 71 year old tllm 1t1r origmully was expttlt'd to tt· muln an lntt•l'blvc c re unUl lat in U\e ~k. and In the ho@ttal about two weeks The hospHal wui. ~Ull aelUna e.tlls from ronct'rnt'd tan$ and friend&, and nowt>rs also were still arriving at the hospHal Actor Robert WaJCner and hi s actress wife Nut.ahl' Wood ciallud Mon· day Wayne, a Newport Beach rt.""!'il denl, underwent nine hours of sur· gery la.at Friday in what originally was planned as about two hours of routine gall bladder surgery S urgeons removed his stomac h after discovering a malignant cancer and fashioned a substitute stomach out of his intestine F ,....PageAJ PLANE ••• e pisode " The boat's captain Is Richard Ruiz. Ketchum suffered a heart at· tack two years ago. He said he was h06ptt.allzed because he suf. fered from the cold and streu. Don Sheetz, vice president of Trans Catalina Airlines, refused to commt.'flt about the crash , and would not release a passenger hs t Televtsion consume r s advocate David Horowitz (m three-piece suit> has the look of a man who's about to test the accuracy or a television commercial. Horowitz went to Lion Country Saf art Frlday to test car makers' claim that Audi FO)( is superior in road mane uvers to American-made Corvette. Viewers who want to hear his conclusions will have to tune in later but Lion Country officials said res ults included a mechanical problem for one of the cars Blizzard Buries Chicago 2;500 Workers Dig Oua#'rom ·30.inch Snowfall CHICAGO !APl -The na· tion 's second-largest city dug out from its second -worst blizzard in history today with a special army or 2,:SOO workers. Crews reopened one runway at O'Hare International Airport, the world's busiest, after snow forced a weekend shutdown. But the forecast was for poss ibl y mort> t>now by midweek. Helicopters were used today to take sick and in.J ured lo Chicago. area hospita ls because am- bulances could not gel through the 30 Inches of snow. 20.9 Inches of it from the weekend storm that hit the Midwest and left at least 29 people dead -seven in Chicaao alone. O'Hare was closed to all nights from midday Saturday until today. when the one runway reopened. United Alrlines said its service to and from Chicago would be reduced by at least 70 percent during 'much or the day. ing the weekend storm The forecast for the s now· buried areas was grim. The Na· Uonal Weather Service said another major storm could be in store for the Midwest by mid· week. Chicago faced a 40 per- cent chance of more snow by tonight. F ,.._PGfle AJ Seven of 11 emergency centers set up in the city to distribute food reported their supplies were ex.hawit.ed by Sunday, and request for emergency fuel sup· plies depleted the reserves at two city at.orage facilities, of· Clclals said. Most deaths were attributed lo exposure. Travelers died at. tempting lo walk from stranded automobiles to sarety, and some pedestrians who slipped and fell were unable to gel up due to their Injuries. Others died in traffic accidents or of heart at· tacks. SWWDOWN PLANNED. • • for police personnel, and still comply with the state ruling. He s aid his group aJso wants the California Highway Patrol retirement plan, instead o( the Public Employees Retirement Sys t e m currently offered Laguna Beach officers. Another demand forwarded to the City Manager la for an in· crease \n police personnel. The city currently e mploys nearly 50 police officers. as well as 25 re· ~erves and federal grant employeeti. He said there are often only two police unilfl patrolling lht: streets of Laguna Beach. add.mg dispatch personnel often have to l'at their lunch al their desks, and many officers urc forced lo work double shifts The job action approved by the association ls still being con· s idcred in committee. but MUler s aid 1t would probably consist of fewer traffi c tickets being wril· h'n. and a slower response Ume to non-injury accidents and non· violent cri~. "H we gel an injury accident, we'll probably lake a report." Mtller said. "But tf It's a fender bender, we·n tell the people to contact their insurance com· panies." Sam e mlahl hold true for burglaries. Miller said. But officer s will respond rapidly t o crimes against persons, medical aids a nd crtmes in progress ··we won't be loc*lng the other way on crimes ln the city," he said. "Our purpose ls not to hurt the community." He said the association is con· sidering the work slowdown in· stead of a "blue nu," because that action a mass sick-in res ults in officers on duty work· I, DAILY PILOT JM Of• .... (-4 D.tlly Pilot wt1" _,,,.,. "~Oo-IM>_,....., ltp."'11-"" I~ 0..-c .... -.....c_ -.. ........ _.,. pul>l•>M<I -.,. ,,,....,.. f rro., ,., coo•• IHM, ............ .._..,......,..,,,...,., 0.Mltfll..,.. •A•flll .. ..,, ,,_ ~kt<~ -CO.\I A ........ _ ... ,_ .. _,_,., ...... .,._ _,, Ille or..,. __ • .,..,.. -" .. JJO W.\lloy\lrHl.c.ot•-,C-••- 1*1'111 .... "'" ___ _ ,M •• C-. lllO l't .. l•fll-0.-ol__. l'"Mlft ....... ...... ,_,.,...,... Mot_, ....... Olo.W•ll ~ ..._...,.,_ """'·-· ~ .......... oi .... • in~ several shifts . ·we feel a work slowdown will get the word across to the city a nd the community that their poli ce departm e nt i s s horthanded," Miller said. He said he hopes the action spurs the city to re-open negot1a lions UFO Reports Fiditious? MOSCOW (AP) -Recent re· ports that unidenUfied flying ob· jects have been sighted in the Soviet Union and abroad are nothing more than "science fi e· lion stories" and the re is no evid e nce they involve visits from outer space, a top Soviet scientist said Saturday. Or. Vladimir Migulin, director of the presliJious ln1Utute of Earth Magnetasm, sald any sug· geslloo that the sightings in· vol ve extraterrestrial visitors "is without serious foundation." The recently reported UFO sightings in New Zealand. for example. we re "insufficiently seriously documented." he aaid. Despite hi s skepticism, Migulln said the Soviet Academy of Sciences is serious- ly studytng periodic sightings of UFOs over the Soviet Union. Refugees Due For U.S. Move KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia <AP l Vietnamese refugees from the freighter Hal -Hong began leaving ror the United States today. two months after the rusUng 1.500-lon flhlp arrived off the west coast or Malaysia with 2,445pasaenaers aboard. Fifty refugee& were in the first group. The United States has agreed to take about 800, and the rest have already gone to Canada, France, Wes t Germany and Switurland . A spokesman for the U.S. Em· bassy said 50 more will leave Jan. 30-31. Income T a x Meet Set for Senion The ()>uncll on Atlnt1 tn con· junct with the Amencan At· aocta of Retired Peraons ta apo 1 a rree ~income tax aervtc m 9 a .m . until 1 p.m . betln eb. 2 · 1t the councll cbambe 505 ForH t Ave .• cs La1una Jn Ft the taX 1ervtce will be av ble every Thur•· day and on Monday1, Feb. 5 and ae. In II h and until April 12 tbe Mrvi ll be av.liable every Mond and Tburaday. Purtber Information may be ob- tained by ca1Un1 BUl Dau1herty al~.---.... , •o'--"',.. • ......... -·0 ........ ~,, ~niy" Board o1 supervlaon. ta th only hol.pltal in the county t Elsewhere in the Midwest, the snow combined with the sub- freezing· temperatures to cause traffic acQdents. break weather records, t1trand travelers and leave thoUaands without elec· tricity. The temperatures plummeted throughout the Midwest with South Bend, Ind.. reporting a record low or ·14 degrees at 4 a.m. today. It was -13in Chicago. Northern Illinois. Kansas and eastern Iowa were under states of emergency. Michigan. Wisconsin and In· di ana all struggled with more than a foot of new snow follow- Niguel Driver Pulled From Car Wreckage A Laguna Niguel man re· m ained In stable condition at South Coast Medical Center to- day after rescuers worked for 20 minutes to remove him from the tanaled wreckage or his car after it hll a brick wall Sunday Roger Ferguson, 53, of 23041 Windward Drive, received head and chel\t injuries in the 4 · 10 p.m. crash on Stonehill Drive in Laguna Nlgu<'l. Ferguson was alone in his car when It apparently went out of control and slammed Into a rein· forced muon,-y wall. Firemen from station 30. as well as paramedics. worked for 20 minutes to remo#e a pueenaer door and a portion of the wall from the wreckage in order to extricate Ferguson. MailFUud!y Goes Through LOUISV1LLE , K y . (AP> -The four-cent po1tage stamp was the flrat hint something was awry. . Offtclals at lhe Southern Ba pt ht Theologt c a l Semlnary say it's atlll hard to believe It took 11"" yean to receive Herman 8 . Wetnllck '• $15 ad· ml11lon ree ror a aummer cUnlcal lralnlng program. Tht envelope, roceived Friday and p<>1tmark1d. Jan . 3, 1979 . in HopklnaviUe, Ky .• •as ad· dresaed to Dean Hugh R. Peterao.n, who retired from the 1emln1ey alaff 10 yea~·~~ IJ"W•• .............. -••-- The National Weather Service said a 23-inch snowstorm in 1967 was Chicago's worst. but that there had never before been more than 29 mcheit of snow on the ground. PERMIT .•. mission decision denying him permission to build a fence and stairway from tus home at 263 Crescent Bay Drive to the beach below. That st airway was the subject or controversy last year when the oily said Richard Barrell would have lo remove the struc· lure, a llegedly built without the benefit of a city permit. And a group of Lagunans who want to preserve what they term a hlslonc building at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 428 Park Ave .. are appealing a regional coast al commission decision. A committee to save St Mary's chapel and Harris lla ll was recently formed a nd Lagunans. led by Dr Gene Atherton, intend to appeal the removal or a parkinK condition for the already approved dem· olition oftheoldchapel. Tuesday's day-long meeting begins at· 9 a m. lo the Airport Marina Hotel. 8601 Lincoln Blvd., near Los Angeles lntema· lional Airport. • - ' I.eave• Tues da9 Shah to End Iran Reign? TEHRAN, Iran <APl -Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, h1s 37-year rule rocked by mooth.s of m111 protest and bloodshed. will leave Irt\n on Tuesday for Aswan. Egypt, on his w ay-to the Unlted States. informed sources reported today. Ma n y here believe he may never return. PoUUcal violence still Oared across the country. and it was reported that 20 persons had been killed Sunday and today. includ· lng a ronner U.S. Air Force col· onel In the southeast city or Kerman. U.S. Embassy officials iden- tified him as Martin Berkowitz 53. of San Franci~o. The em· bassy gave no further details, but the nt>wspaper Khayan reporte<i Berk owitz was appar e ntly stabbed Sunday night In the kitchen.of his home in Kerman and that the words "Go Back To Your Country" were found scrawledoothewallotthehouse. Khayan said Berkowitz was head or the Panon·Jordan Co., a copper-mining concern. The paper said his killers had not been identified. The sources here confirmed a report by Egyptian official that the beleaguered 59-year-old shah would travel to Aswan. The Cairo officials said he would meet with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in lhe southern Egyptian town. The shah had been a guest of Sadat's in As wan last January. Before departing, the shah 1s scheduled to hold a a rare news conference Tuesday morning at his palaceoutsldeTehran. The Iranian Senate today hur· riedly gave Its endorsement lo the new civilian government or Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar. It had been expected that once the lower house of Parliament gives its approval - the vot.e is scheduled Tuesday - the shah would leave the county. clear ing the way for Bakhtiar to take over Cull control of the nu tion. The shah 's journey_. ending in the United Stales. haio. b<'<'n described as an extended vacu· Manslaughter .Case Goes To Trial A 30-year-old Arleta man fac~ a Jan. 25 a r raignment 1n S upe rior Court o n fe lo ny manslaughter charges following a Dana Point automobile crash that left one m a n dead and another in critical condition. Roy Comstock was bound ov<'r for trial on three rounts, includ· ing hit ·iind run and lnJunous reckless driving, following a pn•· liminary h earing in South Orange County Municipal Court Friday. Killed as a result of the Dec 2 crash was Mark Lawson. 25. of Dana Point. Hls companaon. 31· year-old William Ziegler. or Rochester. N.Y . remains in critical condition al Mi ssion Community Hospital. Acting Judge Archie Walter~ reduced Comstock's ball lo $5,000 following the preliminary hear- ing. Deputy District Attorney John Fulton said Comstock has t"'o prior drunk-driving convictions. Comstock remained in Orange County Jail in lieu of ball Fnday afternoon. lion. but many political oh· servers here bebeve lhc popular opposition to the monarch wHI make It impossible tor him to re· turn. Ho has named u Regency Council to replace him during his abaence. •~w•~· TEU.S OF JFK AFFAIR Gene Tlerney In 1944 <;ene Tierney Tel/,s Affair Wi th Kenned y NEW YORK < P 1 Actress Gt•ne Tierney !Says in an upcom- 1 n g aulohiography that for several years she had an affair with John I'". Kennedy while he was a bachelor a nd s he was married. Accor ding to Newsweek magazine, Miss Tierney claims in her book "Self P ortrait." which is to be publis hed in April, that ahe met Kennedy whtle working on a movie in Ho11ywood. S he s ay s s h e turned around and saw "'the most perfect blue eyes I had ever seen on a man. ··He was standing near the cam era, wearing a Navy lieut.e- nant 's uniform He smiled at ml'. My reaction was right out of a ladies· romanc<' novel. Literally. my heart skipped.·· The romance. according to Miss Tierney, began in 1945 while Kennedy was still in the Navy and lasted through the liml' ht• served Massachusctt:. a~ a congrl-ssman. Sh& said it ended when he told her they could never marrv Rail Pact Near WASHJNGTON <APl -The railway clerks union and most or the nation's railways have ten- tatively agreed on a contract that 8ives the clerks wage m- crease1 and cost-of·living ad· JUSlmenls totaling about 36 per· cent over the life of the contract. our 100% COJTI(l,1 hair coat ... ... th<Z-prz,rfttct basic to cornp1<Z.m(l,nt your bus1n(l,SS or wruz.k<lnd wan:irobci. fully hnad>and. ra1 S<ld <l.d.gzs on all S<Z.ams . liend craf't<z.d by the, f1n<lSt n<ZW england tailors. @)~o@@)~~ 44 l'tl.sr\ion l•land• l'iewport ~·7l4/tu4·&010_ 1001 ~twoodBWd.·~stwood ~Ulllgtt•2l3/.f79-1127 I ,.,..,, .......... VIEW OF BOSTON WATERFRONT DURING MOLASSES DISASTER 80 YEARS AGO TODAY Coat• Me ... , Wiiiiam Studley, 79, Remember• the Tragic Incident Well Memory of G"oo Stieks Mesan Played Role in 1919 Boston Tragedy By JERRY CLAUSEN °' ,,. o.11y "'lot ~wtt The Boston afternoon was <'Old. and 19-year-old Cadet Lt. William Studley was glad to be barricaded against lhe chill aboard the USS Ranger as he looked across the Charles River ice. lie "'as thinking or the future a year a"ay. about bec'>ming a merchant marine officer His at· tention returned to the letter. dated J an. 15, 1919, that he had addressed to his f ath er in P'airhaven. Mass. He scribbled a few more Imes and again looked out the f?lassed opening that had served as a ~unport on the old Iron, three- m as t ed barkenllne when it served as part of Admira l Dewey's fleet in the Philippines years before. Something was wrong with a 60-foot-high molasses tank on s hor e about 600 yards from where the Ranger was docked for the winter at North End Pier . "It seemed to buckle, then all of a sudden it became real dis· torted," Studley remembers. "The top of the tank bulf(ed right up a nd then sort of disap· peared." Studley, now retired from a career as a naval officer and mer<'hant marine captain, was fascinated. "I couldn't believe what I was looking at." Later that day of 60 years ago, Studley teamed that a ship lying off a nearby pier was pumping molasses. heated to keep it now mg, into the 2,300.000-gallon iron tank. The man in charge apparently failed to stop the now when the tank reached capacity. The giant structure ruptured, spewin~ a 15·foot-h.i gh tidal wave of molasses into Bo!'ton's North End Park warehouse and tenement district. "This great big, brown billow <'ame crushing out like the surf rolling in. It started cascading over the sea wall near our school s hip. "Then I noticed things coming a long in the mess. I could see this thing that looked like a horse covered with brown goo - then. two men. sitting up, glued in place on top of the molasses. Then came wagons, wheels. crates and whatnot. It all swept over the sea wall. through the Ice and into the ri ver." The Boston Globe later report· ed that 21 people perished in the t ragedy. Forty others were an· o.lty,.lletS'°"'- 'C0UlON"'f BELIEVE IT' Com Meaa 'a Studley jured when six nearby buildings were swept away by the wave or molasses. Studley reealls that the Boston Sanitary District maintained its horse-drawn fleet of garbage wagons near the big molasses tank. Just to the west was the Bay State Freight Company wtuch shipped its cargoes throughout the area aboard electric street- cars . Studley saw the elevated railway collapse fie was Concerned for the safe- ty o f office girls a nd other workers in the freight company fa<'illty. He and many of his 150 s hjpmates often worked at the warehouse on wee kends for spendlng money Studley. a senior class officer. rounded up the 20 or so youths a board his state-operated school s hip for M a in e and Massachusetts boys and dashed into the Jjtravel park that served /. ~ Court Views CS'se WASfllNGTON CAP> -The U.S. Supre me Court, agreeing today to study a case with roots lo a »year secret ClA mail opening program. will decide whether ~rsons may use any fede ral tnal cou~ sue govern me nt officials who'\,commitdl· legal a<'ts Hospital Complains On Patient Routing The private Santa Ana·Tuslin Community Hos pital is com- plalning..Jhat paramedics are taking too many ratients to the UC Irvine Medlca Center. The complaint surfaced f'rl. day in a letter from John M cDermoll, a n attorney repreaeollnc the community boapllal, lo Orange County Supervisors and to Dr. Edward Tomsovi~1 medical director al t.be UCI Medical ~Oler. McDermott llYtl that UCI. as the base bocpltal lrom wt\Jch paramedics ln the Santa Ana· Orangt·T\&stin area ate di ed, Ts ordCiiri;l'SaUentt broucht t o tll facllltlea when other botpltah auch H Saota Ana· Tualln Community are cloter. , Santa An•·Tuatln Community t1 the only bolpltal in the county I that operates its own paramedic team. A spokesman for the non· arofit hoepltal satd Its medical llarf also has asked county and university officials to provide a complete medical and financial audit or the patients brought to UCI by m edics when other medical facilities were by· pasaed to cet to UCl. A spoke.man for the UCI Medical Center aald McDer- mott'1 let1ttb11 been flven &qt.he unlvertity'ale&alcounael. Dr. Mortoo Nellon, the c<>un· ty'1 c bief health ofncer he b11n't ncelved the audit request oor had be famlUartud hlmaeU, u of Friday afternoon, wtth McDtrmoU'1 letter. He aald he wouldn't act untll be receive. direction from the county Board ol Supervlisora. as a parade ground for the young seamen. "It was so cold it turned the molasses into, well. someUu~ like rubber," he recalls while looking at old photos. "The whole north end of the park was filled with molasses You stepped in it and your foot brought up a mess like rubber bands "Ambulances slarted comml{ in. They were military am· bulances with g irls driving them. Goo wrapped around their wheels a nd they were tied to t he ground. "The girls were hopping out. and the minute they hit the ground, they stuck. "We were interested in r escu· ing the girls." Sitting now in his Costa Mesa hom e at 671 W. Wilson St.. Studley also remembers rescu· ing workmen. IJ,s firemen and police po~d into the stricken area the young seamen volunteered their aid . ··w e'd see a little knob stick· ing up out of the molasses." Studley reme mbers .. It would breathe bubbles -like hubbies from bubble gum. It would be a head. its body buried three or four feet deep in the goo. We got to some before they quit breathm~. Some wecouldn'tgctto ·· Studley s hakes his head. "Ar· tually, it seems we did damn lit· tie." The sanitation departme nt was wiped out and the interiors of tenement buildings were ex- posed by the coll apse or walls carried off by the brown river But there were bright spots tha t day. None of Studley's friends at the freight office were injured, he fill ed a little book with the telephone numbers of girls he rescued and he found a metal box (illed wtlh .... ater col- ors among the debris carried by the molasses nver He has forgotten the Boston girls, but he still paints Many of has works depict areas tie later sailed during World War II as the captain of auxiliary ships durmg most of the major troop landings in Africa. Europe and the Far Ea11t. His recoll~ctions are plentiful. But none 1s more colorful than that he terms "the bizarre catastrophe" that occurred in Boston 60 years ago today. Pigeons Fly Blood Tests PLYMOUTH, England CAPl -A Plymouth hospital Is ex· perl.ln e ntlng w ith carrier pige6n.s to see whethe r they can carry blood samples across town to a laboratory. Officials h ave found· that P'feons can make the crosstown tr p in five minutes -ts m inutes less than It takes by car. What's more. they say bird • mall costs 2S percent less than the road trip. The Idea came from hospital driver Harry Walsh. who used to bring his pet racing pigeons to work with him and release them to flnd their way home. Devon· port Hospital ls trying out two dozen birds. each wearing a 50ft leather harness with a pouch lar1e tDOUih to hold a smaJI tube of blooa. 200 Leaders Meet ,,. DAMASCUS Syria CAPl - Some "200 Palesttntan leaders m~t here today for a unity con· f erence that 11 likely to include a power struaJe u well. Coastal Business Blasted Representatives of the Orange County Diatrict Alt.ome,y 's office want to put a Huntington Beach man out of buslnfts. Michael Ives, 35, whose last known address was 16211 Parkside Lane. m anufactures "simulated" drivers· licenses which be aells by mail. Deputy district Attorney Jef· frey lloehl. who filed a clvtl su.il against Ives said there are no crimloal statutH that cover Ives' business. The civil action was based on an allegation or un(alr competition and false or misleading advertising. According to Roehl. Ives busi· ness. identified only as Box 1040. a Westminster printing firm. solicits customers by mail. "lie offers to provide his <'Us tomers with a s imulated driver's license from~ a ny state. They aren't identical to a real lkense. but they appear to be of. ficial · · 1 ttunk any merchant would reach the conclusion that one is real and it's our concern that the licenses are an effed1ve means for perpetrating fraud,·· Roehl said. . The suit which seeks a pre· liminary Injunction to prevent further sales. also asks for penalties of $2,SOO for each viola· lion. Roehl said no number of viola· l ions was lis ted an the s uit "Each card sold and each ad mailed would constitute a viola· lion The numbers involved will have to be establis hed during the <'Ourse of the case." he said. A hearing on the injunction has been set for Feb. 5 1n Orang<> County Superior Court. Ebsen Sues Newport Over Bid for Pier Actor Buddy Ebsen filed suit in Orange County Superior Court Friday to overturn a Newport Beach City Council decision against letting him build a new pier in front of his Balboa Island home. Ebsen contends in the s uit the council lacked Jurisdiction last May when it ordered city re- cords to r enect that an existing pie r a nd floa t partially on Ebsen 's property rightfully belong to a neighbor. prominent Newport Beach resident Mrs . Carroll Beek. In addition, he a rgued, the council acted improperly when it d e nie d him and a nother neighbor. Arnold Peterson, permission to build a new pier in front of their homes. Ebsen . known for h is television role as Barnaby Jones. became embroiled in a dispute with Mrs. Beek after she a llegedly refused to let him use the pier, built by her and her husband 54 years ago. Yet. Ebsen contended he ob- tained written permission to use the pier from the late Mr. Beek m 1964. Since Mr. Beek's death. he argued. he has been derued use of the property. The swt claims the city ac- tually owns the pier and its Jurisdiction extends only to use and position of pier properties. Council members last May said a 14-year-old city policy prohibits construction of new non-commercial piers on the island because they would in- terfere with beaches. • £ o.JIY "''-' \t.ltt ,._ ROBERT FELLOWS, 10, LINES UP A TRICKY SHOT San Ctemente Boys, <Mrta Club Changes Ila Image Youth Club Mecca For Clemente Kids By ANNE COOPER OI IN IMllY P-.C St.tit The tnckle of children 1nlo the South Coast Area Boys and Garis Club in San Clemente starts an the afternoon. even before S<'hOOl IS out. Dire<:tor Michael Brady says one five-year-old shows up near- ly every day after lunch and us ually wmds up taking his af· lernoon nap an front of the club's tt-levisaon set Later 1n the afternoon lhl' trickle of youngsters swt'lls to a stream. And by evening children crowd every room m the facility. Little boys and big boys and a few g irls restlessly s hp pool cu~ through their fingers In the gam e room , as they develop their strategy to win big an the s port of Minnesota Fats. lo the telev1s1on room. a dozen more children sprawl in semi· d a rkness. a b sorbed 1n the flickering images on the screen. But the real action is m the gymnasium. where dozens or boys and girls are organized mto undulating lines under the bas ketball nets. ta king turns perfecting their layup shots. The thud of the dr1bbled ball a nd the s la p of gym s hoes echoes throughout the building. punctuated by shrill blasts from the athletic director's whistle and happy s houts of active <'hildren. The Boys and Girls Club an San Clemente wasn 't always this way. Brady said that when hc- was hired in 1972, the <'lub hadl been closed for a couple of George Sand_ Topic Of Laguna Lecture · George Sand. 19th <'entury French author, wall be the sub- ject of a slide lecture at 8 p m Friday in the Bridge Ha ll of the Congregational Church. 340 St. Ann's Drive. Laguna Beach. The speaker. Dr Da nielle Chavy Cooper. 1s director of the Department of Languages and C1vllizatJon at the Institute of Foreign Studies at Monterey. as well as president of the Mon- t erey Chapter of the Alliance Francaise months beenuSt' of increasing com munlty ron<'<'rn thut at was a hangout for troublt•makcrs '"It had a reputation a~ kmd of a wild place. whE>re n1 cl' families wouldn't want their children to go," said Brady In the past sax years. under Br a dy's leaders hip and with growing rommun1ty 5upport. th<' dub has develoJ>('(.I athletic and recreation programs designed lo appeal to c1 wade cro::.::. set'l1on of the <'1ly-., )'Outh In recent month~. a new dimension has been added to ex ai,ting program.,, as th<' Boys and Girls Club staff has attempt ed to 1dent1fy ::.ocaal needl. of <'h1ldren who part1c1patc n ·g - ularly m club events. ··we bttome a kind or second fam ily l o some of th ese <'h•ldren;· said program direc t or Linda Lucas. "We want to~· a ble to do something. when Wt' see children coming m without warm dothes in cold weather or with poor diets. "Some Dttle kids come in, 1ust want mg someone to hug them.'· s he said. "But there arc others with more complicated needs." Mrs. Luc fro m broken ho m es Others come from la rge fam1he~ or from families with two work· mg parents. , Since 1972, when Brady wa~ hired as d irector, th<.• club has grown from a me mbership of 20!\ and an annual budget of St9.000 to a membership over l ,O<XJ and a bud~et of S90.000 He 1::. leaving lhl' club in Ft>bruary. to make a car<>t-r change m his own life, but hl· said h<' feeb good about has part in the club's growth over thl' past six years. lie said he especially hke; to reme mber individual bovs who h:i ve progressed Lh rou°J?h thl· B~s and Girls Club program We had one holy terror a cou pie of years back. who was lhl· leader of a J.(ang of pretty wild kids." he said "He was about 17 wh<'n I came to the club "Lnst December this same fellow came m," said Brady .. lle"s marned now and worklllJ.! a~ a mail carrier He and hi i. ~ 1fe donated $100 to th<' club." gal's country ... cashment-a bz,,ut.1ful 00s1c ours a~ from scotlond m !Jt,ylea that compl1mult.. t.htZ. marry moodsdrrl colors of your wartlrol:xt whzn yw put 90mtt.hlaj on fbr t.h<Z. lOOth t..une, w1t.h as mu.ch pl~SUN. 69 ~ rirst.you~a bizout.1ful hisic .. ' a , , . Mondey. Jenuery 11. t11't Dmopened Spiri~ aA.JNmON ll& P PAU.INO: You acan today'a ••r· ty wealber reporta aod &.bey npfaln oatnsi.ttncly that tbJ• lan'l tt.a.Lly muc-b ol • raln storm Windy. malllly, but not verywtl. ni-e w.a&Mr PfOPI• noally nevw lurn Wet la "'I atJve. l"or me. drlvlna up the Newport·Balbo• Peninsula eaf'ty toda1,. ll wun't v'lry raJn.y. But ro.-tbe lady •ho wu ..,.ndlnc il'°"8 th curb. all draaed ln ber workday but wtth Ow umbttll• over her abou.lder. the weather waa a vtrtual dowQpour ~ nat baooeoed •h'ln aome alob ln JO ovef'llsed van roared by her po1IUoo, aeodlq a 1ileabl~ wave of wa~r I .. ,J , r ; pi , I I , . I t '/ ·; ... , Ho,,Uu Coo.It Citizen Standing on a 70 Percent St~~t Cornn over her bodr. That ·s wet. Never mind what the forecaater might be saying. SAME 11DNG FOR lhe sleepy.eyed motortst wtlh grusy wtnd.shea eld wipers. It dean'l take that much rain to give him double vision and a headache to start the day. Wblle the weather prognosticators are poob-pooh1n1 ~t a112ount ol wetness that has befallen us1 they have admJed It's beenwtndy .Storm wamlf\85 areoutrorsmall craft. There was evidence Sunday of one hapless chap who got blowri off course in his pickup truck in Balboa. He hadn't driven on the streets at all. He drove down the beach instead. So there It was; his fine vehicle hopelessly bogged down on a sandy berm not far from the B.alboa surlllne . lt was listing badly t.o p01"\. Evidence suggested the vehicle had been hurriedly abandonM. Somebody's cowboy boots were still ln the pickup bed. MAYBE YOU CA'N'T blame this tragedy on wind or external wetness. You tend t.o aus~t Internal Uquld pro· pellant as the cause or the ill·fat.ed beach drive. Thla may suggest we can't blame all of our troubles on the weather. But It's nice to try. Then again, you can always look at the forecast and gripe about that. For tonight, for example, the weather predicting sa· vanla are suggesting we have a 70 percent chance or more rain. TIDS MIGHT MEAN If you're standJng around on a street comer ln our region tonight, it's 7 to 3 that you're going to get drenched. .. Ir that happens, try just another street comer. You might find one in the 30 percent area wjlere it lan't raining NATION I WORLD Mandel tO Reclaim Power ANNAPOUS. Md <APl -Manta 118*1 aald today be will rwlalm h1a po ra M aoveroor ol llarylud'ror the laat "~houri of 11 rour·year k-rm that waa interrupted by U1Dttt and a poUUeal cor· rul>llon 0019'vlct.lo6. Mandf-l 1.ud tM would reclaim tbe omee at z:ao p.m . local time to- day. IU. Mt'Ofld full four·1Hr term aa Maryland'• chief ex· IAe 111. told Tho Wa1hlniton ttutlvo uptrn at noon Wodnel· Pott Sunday that Mandel wUI day reclaim the olnce. At a neww t'Onfer nee ln the "There la only a mlnuacule State Howle h«'e Mandel l&id chance" that Mandel won't rti· he bad delayed lhe announce. auert bla powers, Burden aald. mnt ao make •ure he WH doing 0 1T'8 NO LONGEa a queauon th rt1ht \bln1. of whether. but when and how" THE WAY WA.8 cleared for Mandel will reclaim the powera ffhndel to resume power wMn be aave up 19 months aao. th 4th U S. Ctrcult Court of AP' Burden added. ~al1 overturned Ill• conviction Mandel turned over his office on Friday on mall fraud and to Lee before hla tm trial. and raclu.•teertnc cbaraea. was auapended from office as re· ""'ederal proeecuton bave not quired by the atat.e conaUtuUon y~t aald whether they will try after he waa convicted and sen· him ~.ca&Jn. lenced. Thom Burden. wbo bu aerved Burden said Maodel and Lee aa preaa secretary to Mandel dltcuated l>lau on Sunday for a und hla aucceeaor. U . Gov. Blair power tranaler. Dad's Race to Aid Som Fails; 2 Di~ HERKIMER, N.Y. <AP) -A father'a ra~ for help ended too late for bis young sons aft.er their mother alleaedly stabbed them. His truck slid orr a road and he found a doctor's office closed. state police said. John Emory, 10. was pf'ODOUBCed dead of multiple stab wounds to the heart and chest oo arrival at --·----------Faxt.oo Hospital in Utica Sun· flee in Barneve ld. about six day. His brother, Robert. 12. miles away. d1ed 10 minutes later. Their mother, Barbara Emory. 31, was Ust.ed 1n laJr condltlon with stab wounds to the chest and wrist. State poU~ Lt. Dan Thies said sbe would be char ged with secood·d egree murder. ~ AUTBOIUTIF.S SAID Eugene Emory was getting insulation ror the back door or the famUy's home In the Town of Rusaia ·about 9 ·15 a.m. Sunday. when he heard the boys scream. E m ory told police he ruabed in \he house and round his wife wielding a knife, Thies said. He disarmed her , dressed her and the children in sweat.suits and put them ·in his new pickup truck . The ramlly had no phone. So Emory set out for a doctor's of. 2nd Test-tube · Infant Born In Britain EN ROUTE, THE truck slid into a ditch. It was 9·35 a .m. by the lime a passerby helpt!d the desperate rather resume his trip. Thin said Emory drove on to the doctor's OfCIC'e, but It was closed, 50 he went to the hosptlal -another 13 miles. He arrived 10 minutes later. Troopers sa1d the boys were Mrs . Emory's children from a previous marriage and had bet>n adopted by Emory a fter he mar ried their mother three years ago. Waiting It Out Steve Tisil. 15. sits atop a 12·foot ladder as if waiting for a new wave or snow. He lives in Elmhurst, a western sub- urb or Chicago. where 20.5 Inches of snow fell over the weekend. LONDON <AP > -Britain's second teal·tube baby bas been born in Glugow to a 32-year-old cooking ,teacher. the Daily Mail reported today m a copyrighted stor y. The newspaper said the baby 1 a 5-pound, 12-ounce boy nameo Alastair James L a ucha n Montgomery. was born Sunday to Grace Montgomery. It reported that Dr. Patrick Steptoe fertilized one or the woman's ova ln the laboratory wllh her husband's sperm and then implanted the egg In her worn b to mature normally. annual interest with~ a . J:}1ree month term $5000 minimumf Steptoe, one of Britain's lead· lng gynecologists, a nd physiologist Robert edwards de· veloped the technique and used It on Lesley Brown, who gave - birth on July 2.S In Oldham. 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An a.-.bian airliner with lO pertOftl-el!Oatd crubed ind over tu"'ed la beev1 ff, o(f Saftu Ct\tUu laland Sunday Accordto1 to ooe ot the PHHRl•rt. all lO survived without arloua Injury chiefly ~cause ol what be callff he.roh' efforta ol a l\JhJna boat capt.In to pull the Clinlcin8 vicUm1 from the ov..rtumt'd plane Into h11 boat, Tb• plliot of the 14·p•uenaer Grumman MaU1rd. operated by Trana.Catalina AlrUnee out of San Pc-dro, wH treated 0 1 Avalon Municipal Hoapital for cut fincera and a l1cer1led sulp. and ~leased An FAA spoke1man said Russell 0 . St Pierre, Jl. ol Northrtdge. reported that h1~ crafl Soel power ln one of the englnf'I alter takeoff from Pet>- bl y BHCh, a mil east of Avalon. T he nine wet and freezlng pa11en1ers were treated and releaaed from the hospital, ex· eept for one. Paul Ketchum. 65. o( 44 Sycamore Creek, Irvine. The Turtle Rock owner of a manufa{'turine plant was ad· inltted for ol>servatlon ~ause .J. ---·--~ ........ YfEW OF 80STON WATERFRONT DURING MOLASSES OtSAST£R 80 YE ARS AGO TODAY r Com Meu'• Wlltlem Studley, 71, RememMre the Trettc Incident Weft i. Memory of Goo Stleks t Mesan Played Role in 1919 Boston Tragedy By JERRY CLAUSEN Ol tlle o.llY ~If" SYH • The Boston afternoon was ~ cold, and 19-year-old Cadet Ll. i ' WllUam Studley was glad to be !.. barricaded against the chill r aboard lhe USS Rnnger as he looked across the Charles River ice. Hef thinking or the future a year way, about becoming a mere l marine officer. His al· tention ~turned to the letter, dated Jan. 15, 1919, that he had addressed to his father in Fairhaven. Mass. He scribbled a few more lines and again looked out the glassed opening th.at had served as a guoport on the old iron. three Heists Mar Weekend In Costa Mesa masted barkentine when it served as part or Admiral Dewey's Oeel in the Philippines years before. Something was wrong with a 60-foot-rugh molasses tank on shore about 600 yards from where the Ran~4!r was docked for the winter at North End Pier. "It seemed to buckle, then all of a sudden it became real dis· torted." Studley remembers. "The top of the tank bulged right up and then sort or disap- peared." Studley, now retired from a {'areer as a naval omcer and merchant marine captain, was fascinated. "I couJdn 't believe what I was looking at." Later that day of 60 year.s ago. Studley learned that a ship lying off a nearby pier was pumpins molasses, heated to keep \l flow7 ing, into the 2,300,000-gallon iron• tank. • The man in charge apparently failed to stop the now when ~ tank reached capacity. O.l1Y~ ... 1utt ~ 'COULDN'T BELIEVE IT' Costa Meae'• Studley of a pre-Histing heart condiUon. Ketchum told bis versk>n of what happen e d , from bis hospital bed today. "We were taking ofC, and we were getting slaPJ>ed harder and harder against the crest or the swells." Ketchum said. .. Finally we hit a swell and that waat.heendoflt." Ketchum said the craft over- turned and the passe~ge rs eacaped lhroulb doorway exits. The windows of the plane, he said , popped out under the preaaureofthe water. Ketchum said the airplane be1an to fill rapidly with water. The pusengers. he said, were calm. "There was no panic. every· body behaved really well." Ketchum said. Men aboard a cruising abalone fishing boat. the Supermex, spotted the accident -about a quarter-mile o(fshore -and aped to r escue the casualties. ·•w e wouJdn't have made it but for the fact that that fishing boat was returning from San Clemente Island ... Ketchum said ... They picked us up. They were the real heroes of the (See PLANE. Page A2) LNG at Base? , Pendleton-Park Swap Eyed by State SACRAMENTO lAP ) - California Resources Director Huey Johnson said be Is willing to trade $1 billion worth of state 1·edwood parks to the federal government Cor Ca mp Pendleton. Johnson says the state sees the Southern California military base as a potential site for a lio· Iran Shah To Leave For. Egypt TEHRAN, lran CAP I -Shah MWtammed Ren Pahlavi, bis 311Year rUle l'OCked by months of mus protest and bloodshed, will le ave Iran on Tuesday for Aswan, Egypt, on his way to the United States, Informed SOW"teS reported today. Many here believe he may never return. The shah's mother-in.Jaw and three of his children took off to- day on an Iranian military flJght to the Ullited States, eyewtt· nesses repo rted f rom the airport. Airport sources said they _w£re expected to fly to McGtpre"'Aif Force Base In New Jer,~. The shah's two other cltl)lfren are already out-of the country. Political violence still Oared across the country. and it was reported tha t 20 persona had been killed Sunday and today, lnch,id· ing a -former U.S. Air Force col· onel in the southeast city o( Kerman. U.S. Embassy officials Iden· tified him as Martin Berkowitz, 53. of San Francisco. The em· bassy gave no further details, but the newspaper Khayan reported Berkowltz was apparently stabbed Sunday night in the kitchen of his bome in Kerman and that lhe words "Go Back To Your Countr)' ·' were found scrawledonthewallofthe house. Kbayan said Berkowitz was head of the Parson-Jordan Co .. a copper·minlng concern . The paper said bis killers had not . been ldeotllled. The sources here confirmed a (See SHAH, Pas~ AU ~ ue(ied natural gas terminal and a new state park. Gov. F.dmund Brown J r. has s uggested the idea informally in a letter to President Carter. and Johu11on said be suggested it more formailr in a recent letter. Johnson sa1d he prefers a s ite offshore in the Santa Barbara Channel for the LNG terminal and hopes that Camp Pendleton will someday become a park. He noted that the base ·s beachrront is one of the rew remainmJ} open spaces between Santa Monica and the Me~can border. The st.ate officially favors the Point Conception area for ao LNG site. but it has come under court challenge from a group of opponents. ClaatalJer Treasurer Kidder Services . Setfor\Vednesday o.llY ~-S\tff ,_ SUCCUMBS AT 57 Mean Lewie Ktddef Mesa Bridge Proposal Due Before Council A me mori al service 1s scheduled Wednesday fer Lewis Graham Kidder. Costa M esa busineaman and treasurer of the chamber o( commerce, wbo died Saturday ~t lhe age of 57. The service will begin at 4 p .m . a t St . Andrew 's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. Mr. Kidder 's years of com- munity service in Costa Mesa were preceded by a decade of law enforcement and social work, and eight years as a teacher in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach. I Sem i-retired. Mr . Kidder served as chief executive officer for Coast Music m Costa Mesa which he helped found 17 years ago. He also was an agent for the Hope Company. a Costa Mesa rea I estat e a nd trusl deed brokerage. A long-time member or the Costa Mesa Chamber or Com- merce, Mr. Kidder served on the board oC directors and was elect- ed chamber treasurer in 1978. He was chairman of the cham· ber's Retail Committee and was a member of the Costa Mesa Sign Committee. He was former chairman or the Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agency and was a mem ber or two area businessmen's groups. Costa Mesa Tomorrow and the Downtown Businessmen's As· soclatlon. Thieves broke a window to enter a fast·food outlet and make off with $1,500 in caab Sun- day ln the larcest of several burglaries reported in Costa Mesa ov~r the weekend. The giant structure ruptured, spewing a 15-foot-high Udal wave of molasses into Boston's Nortb End Park warehouse and tenement district. "This great big, brown blJlow came crushing out like the s urf rolllng in. It started cascading over the sea wall near our school ship. Rain to Continue A planning staff re.commenda- tion for a building moratorium along the right-of-way cf or the propoted Wilson Street bridge extenalon to Huntington Beach will come before Costa Mesa Ci· ty Council members tonight. The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m . in Costa Mesa Council Mr. Kidder is survived by his wife, Virglnla; daughters. Susan Victoria Darwin of Costa Mesa and Sandra Lee Ricci of Hunt- .ington Beach, a nd one grandson. . ~ ' , ~ I 1 Entered was Arthur 1'1'eacber's Fish and Chips, 260 Bristol St.. where burglars worked the combination to open a safe . Cub alto was taken from a drawer in the ranaacked take- out establishment, police saJd. An employee at S & C Office Producta, ~ Cadillac, report· ed Sunday morning that $100 In petty cash had been taken from a drawer after burglars pried • k>ck. o(f the firm •• front dooC'. On Saturday Hans Imhof. wbo malnt.alna a bwllneaa at nearby 3595 Cldlllae. reported hla front door had.been pried open and that he had IOlt $150 in caah. Chars.. W. Decker, an elec- tronlca teehn.lclan, told J)ollce that eometlme Saturday nJlht bur1Jan took abolit tl,000 worth ol tools from hll. van parked at tbe rear o( 3011 Coolld&e Ave. Also hlt by bursJan over-the w"kend WM ttocer Bllrk• o( 302' P'lDmore Way, who l01t $1.J'JO wonb ol property after b1I front door wu pried open late Saturday. 8urM told poUce that jewetry. . • , ttereo equip~ ud ·• movie cam.,-a ..-e taken. ceee amra. Pace Al> "Then 1 noticed things coming along in the mess. I could see this thing that looked like a bone covered with brown goo - 1 (See BOSTON, Page A%) JlSF THE TYPE FOR PILOT AD "I sold both typewriters on the tint call, and I didn't even have to wrtte the ad. "The Daily Pilot really made me a success." These are the words of the San Juan Capistrano man who plac.d th1a ad In the Dall~ot: t.8 .M. SELECTRIC. -Od Cond $450 l.B.M. EXEC. Od Cond SlOO MONROE 1320 Calculator 136 lOtX· xx.xx 1' you want to Mil aomethlnc but don't want toJrn1te n ad, try the Dally Pilot. A trtendly ad·viaer wtll help write it for you at. 6'2·5e'78, I Through Toni'ght Today's s howers and locally heavy thunder showers are ex- pected to continue through tonight, AccordJng to the Na- tional Weather Service, which aald Orange Counllans•can ex· pect c lear skies Wednesday through next Friday. The storm that swept Into the county Crom Northern California Sunday dumped .22 of an inch on the COila Meaa·Newport Beacfi area and neuly halt an loch ln HuntlnctccBeach. ' The t.aauoa Nltllel area re· telved a q\W'ter of an lnch to brtnl the MUOn 's total there to 10 lncbea compared to 12.41 at thJ.a time lutyear. So 'far th11 aeaaon, Cotta Meta hat received 9.41, inches, com· pared to 9.02 lnche1 la1t 1ear. · HunUncton Beach'• total rain· fall by 8 a.m. thi• mol"ftlng wu 7.47 lnchet for the 1euon, com· pared to 10.5 lnchel last year: The Oran•• County Harbor Departmeta rePQrta tbat 1m.U craft warnblp have been iaaued for lbe Southern California coastal area. The weather service reports that the llorm should be leaving tomorrow with some showers anticipated. through that day, however. Totby'a rain delayed buttress· 1n1 work in La1una Beach'• Bluebird Ca&\YOlf Itel .. CNWI were set to besln 1trensthenlnc twoosUde·prone 1reu tn th.at city's 3.S..acre d.1.laa~r area. However. no 1Uppa1e t\u OC· curred since a 80-foot aectlon ol roadway elumped durin1 ralDI ,arller U'1I month. Belt Bill U111ed LOS ANGEL~ <APl -Seat belta would be mandatory "on 1 ll roller·coa1ter rtaes i nd' 1lmllar 'thrill ridtt' ln the coun- t}'" uader an ordinance cowty Supenilor Knnetb Hahn l&)'I beWIJlllC'OPC*t'·. •• Chambers. ' Westside homeowner ' oppoel· uon to the ruture extension or Wilson Street surfaced recently when the Mesa BluUs I>evelop- m en t Company asked clly permiasion to build 15 con - dominiums on Pacific Avenue. It WU then learned that the project would sit on the ri&hl~f· way for the extension of Wiison. A county t.ranaponaUon aub- committee has recommended that the Wilson brJdae croeaina be "protected" al~ with Gi.sler Aven ue and 19th Street, two other roads that might be ex- ten•W aero.a tbe Sant• Ana River within the ~xt 20 years Planntna commiasto.Mn twice delayed a declslon on the con· domlnlum project. Last week, com m laalonera decided to forward • re_q uest for an "emerpncy otdi~ tho Ctl)' council. If adopted, tbe ordinance _W"Cluld lmpolt a IJ'\m'ltnl morat«iUUt on the n1ht-of ·way until chy offlc\als dec\de whether to protect the bride• croul~ or remove the PfOPOlal from cH.J road pl&N. 1 Coast Wea t h e Mostly cloudy wit h showers through tonight. Partial cleanng Tuesday. Not much temper ature cha nge. Highs Tuesday in upper *· Low tonight in Jpper 40s. Chance of rain 70 percent-tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. ~ INSIDE TODA~ Thu group b lloving dl/· ffcvltt1 ~ '30 m&lUon a .,.or. See e.ohtl on ~ A 7. ..... ... , .... • - Clashes Still 4Seized In Mesa Biirglary t ~ip Cambodia South Coast Plaia security personnel and Costa Mesa police teamed up early Sunday to ar· rest four burglary s uspects after a hotel office was broken into at about 3 a.m. AANOKOK. TbalJand <AP\ - rtahUntt w., reported an maAY parta of Cambodia today but the new 1overnment claimed SM>rm•l Ille l• beln1 nuttored filler three yun or oppre111lon. S e n ior Thal iotelltgt ncc eourea aUd vseuaain ... forces wen "'ll8ed ln beavy flahUng Mar SllOPhon 30 mllet eut of the Thal bOrdfr. Clubes all!O ,...,... report.M at Nhnlt. about 13 ml.let croaa &be trootJer. Thal and Weltern IOUrcel aald lM)' had ntporta ot clatbt$ in many ~ parta ot the country bl-tween lroopt JUU loyal to the ousted government or Premier Pol Pot and the Vietnamese and Communist Cambodian rebel forces that drove lbe other Com- munl t government from Phnom Penh eijht days ago. These sources said loyalist tl"ooJ>f' bJP8Ued in the two-week Vietnamese blitz apparently were strikinc back. But there were no reports of any serious reverees suffered by lbe Viet- namese and their Cambodian proteges. Thai sources said Batlam- bang. in northwest Cambodia and the old government's last Mutual Aid Sorietg p ,.._p._eAJ llolly Mickelson, 9. a third grader at Lindbergh School m Costa Mesa. helps her brother, Larry, 7, a first grader, with his rain hood as be bolds umbrella for her. They were on the way lo school in the rain this morning when photographer spotted them. SHAH ••. report by Egyptian official that lbe belequered 59-year-<>ld shah would travel to Aswan. The Cairo officials said be would meet with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in the southern' Egyptian town. The shah bad been a guest of Sadat's in Aswan last January. John Wayne Making 'Spe edy Recovery' Before departing. the shah is scheduled to hold a a rare news conference Tuesday morning al his palace outside Tehran. LOS ANGELES CAPl -Act.or .Joh n Wayne is making such a fast recovery fro m stomach cancer surger y that doctors think he might leave the in· tcnsi ve care unit a t UCLA Medical Center sooner than had been expected. Ebsen Sues Newpo rt Over Bid for Pie r Actor Buddy Ebsen filed suit 10 Orange County Superior Court Friday to overt.um a Newport Beach Cit y Counc il decision against letting rum build a new pter in front of rus Balboa Island home. Ebsen contends in the suit the council lacked jurisdJctlon last May when it ordered city re· cords to reflect that an existing pie r a nd float partially on Ebs en's property rightfully belong to a neighbor. prominent Newport Beach resident Mrs. Carroll Beek. In addition, he argued. the council acted improperly wben it denied him a nd another neig hbor. Arnold Peterson, permission to build a new pier in front of their homes. Ebsen , known for hi s te levision ro le as Barnaby Jones, became embroiled in a dispute with Mrs. Beek after she allegedly refused to let him use • the pier, built by her and her husband 54 years ago. Yet, Ebsen contended he ob· tained written permission to use the pier from the late Mr. Beek in 1964 . Since Mr. Beek's death, he argued. he has been denied use of the property. The suit claims the city ac· tually owns the pier and its jurisdiction extends only to use· and position of pier properties. Council members last May said a 14·year-old city policy prohibits construction of new non-commercial piers on the island because they would in· terfere with beaches. c DAILY PILOT T,,.0.-~QoltyP1191,--hlt<om bo---"""'-··-·-....... o._ (OHi --(-,._., .... tlonu•• pul>ll\l'ff -.......... ,,,..,., '°' , ..... ........ --h_......,._hl-, .... ,,, ....... ,_ l-l!Ncfl/Sowltlc-.1 A ....... ..._. __ ........ -~- ~ ...... ,, "'" ---. ....... 04..-1 ••.i1111 Wt\ttay\trw! CMl•MtW.C--·-··-,.,_,_l'\,tll-,.o. c.tt'I "'"'"'"·-·----~·· ..... ...... ,._, .. __.. ~""91"' ldller CMn.tM '--_ ........ "''"''-~~ "Progress continues to be ex· celle nt." said hos pital ad· minlstrator Bernard Strohm to· The Iranian Senate hurriedly day in the daily statement on gaveitsendorsementtodaytothe Wayne's condJtion. "It is our new civilia n government of hope that Mr. Wayne will be Prime Ministe r Shahpour moved out of the intensive care Bakhtlar. It had been expected unit sooner than expected. His that once th.e lo~er house of vital sigm remain normal and he ParUa~t ~ves its approval -t restful 'ght" the vote 1S scheduled Tuesday -spen a ru · . / the shah would leave the country. :r~e 71-year-old film s tar clearing the way for Bakhtiar to ong1na.JJ.r w~ expected ~ re-take over full control of the na-maln ln intensive care until late tioo iD the ~ and in the bo9pital · about two weeks. a The-shah's .ioumey, ending in The hospital was stiU getting the United Stales, has been calls from concerned fana and described u an extended vaca-friends, and Dowers also were tton. but many political ob· still arriving at the hospital. Actor servers here believe the popular· Robert Wagner and his actress opposition to the monarch will wife Natalie Wood called Mon-make it impossible for him to re- day. turn. He has named a Regency Wayne, a Newport Beach res•· Council to replace him during dent, underwentninehoursofsur-his absence. gery last Friday in wha t originally was planned as about two ho\trs of routine galJ bladder surgery. Surgeons removed his stomach after discovering a malignant cancer and rasruoned a substitute stomach out of bis intestine. Once the s hah leaves. ;)akhtiar wtll face the opposition of the exiled Moslem holy man Ayatullah Khomaini and his huge rouowtng, who demand an Islamic republic ~uided by re· ligious leaders. F,....P,,.e A J BOSTON DISASTER. • • then, two men, silting up, ·glued in place on top or the molasses. Then came wagons , wheels , crates and whatnot. It all swept over the sea wall, through the ice and into the river." The Boston Globe later report- ed lbat 21 people perished in the tragedy. Forty others were in· jured when six nearby buildings were swept away by the wave of molasses. Studley recalls that the Bcsto!l Sanitary District maintained its horse-drawn fleet or garbage wagons near the big molasses tank. Just to the west was the Bay State Freight Company which shJpped Its cargoes throughout the area aboard electric street· cars. Studley saw the ele vated railway collapse. He was concerned f-Or the safe· ty of office girls and other werkers in the Creight company facility. He and many of his 150 shipmates often worked at the warehouse on weeke nds for spending money. Studley. a senior clus officer. rounded up the 20 or so youths aboard bis state-<>perated school s hip for Main e and Maaaachusetts boys and dashed into the gravel park that served as a parade ground for the young seamen. "It was so cold ll turned the molasses lnto, well, somtthina like rubber." be recalls while looking at old photos. .. The whole north end of the park wu filled with mol111e1. You stepped in it and your foot. brou1ht up a mess like rubber bands. ~ "Ambulancel started' c:om.IDC ln. J'bey were mllltary am· bulances with 1irlt drtvlng lbem. Goo wr&pped around their wheels and they were tied to U1e· .JOM;..--, ... . , ''Tlie 11h. · boppinJ out. and the mlnute they hll the around. tbe)' 1tuck. "We were lnterelwa In swcu- log the llrls." · SltUna now in hi.I Cotta Mesa • home at 671 W. Wilson St.. Studley also remembers rescu- ing workmen. As firemen and police poured into the stricken area the young seamen volunteered their aict. "We'd see a little knob stick- ipg. up out of the molasses," Studley remembers. "It would breathe bubbles -like bubbles from bubble gum. It would be a head, its body burled threeorfour feet deep In the goo. We got to some before they quit breathing. Some we couldn't get to ... Siudtey shakes his bead. "Ac- tually. it seems we dJd damn lit· tie." The sanitation department was wiped out and the interiors of tenement buildings were ex- posed by the collapse of walls caN'ied off by the brown river. But t~, were bright spots that day. 'None of Studley's friends at the freight office were injured, be filled a little book with the telephone numbers of girls he rescued and he found a metal box filled with water col- ors among the debris carried by the molasses river. He bu rorgott.en the Boston girls. but be still paints. Ma ny or his works depict areas he later sailed during World War 11 as the captain or auxlUary sb1pa durtna moet or the major troop landlnes in Africa, Europe and the Far Eut. Hit recoUectfona are pJentlful . But none 11 more colorful than t hat he terms• "lh~earre catastrophe" that occu in Bolt.on eo years ago tod Rail Pact Near WASJUNGTON <APl -The railway clerk.a union and moet of the aaUoo'a railways bavt len· t.aUvtly q:reed OD 1 coot.ract that 1lvee the clertca wac• in· crtaaet and coet-oMlvlDI ad- justment. totaUna lbout M per· cent over the life of the COfttrac:t, ' .. . major clty, had talleo to tbe ln· vaders, but flJhting conlinuf!d in the area. Ftantin1 also was re· ported arou.Dd Kompong Som. the nadlon'tJ only deep-water port. which the provtslonal gov- e rnment proclaimed by the rebel Kamp\lchea (Cambodia> United J)oonl. aaJd ll had taken. There were reports officials and troops oC the former govern- ment were taking refuge in the Cardamon and Elephant moun· taln1 or southweal C•lnbodia and on the laland of Kong, in the Gulf of Thailand. preparinc to ca rry oa a guerrtlla campaign Western s ources s aid tbe island-would provide a natural s upply link to. guerrillas in the mounµ.ins if China carried out its promise to back the holdouts. """' ........ LftqM i. D eatla Donny Hathaway. a singer and songwriter. bOlted the door lo 6.is New York hotel room and leaped 13 stories to his death Saturday. a few ho urs a fter a r ecor di ng session with singer Roberta Flack. Arrested as burglary suspects we re three Costa Mesa men, J a m es A. Constan tine, 19 ; William W. Livingston, 22. and J oseph L. Grzywa. 18, all or 387 W. Wilson St. Also arrested was Athm P. Bf'IOOks of 211 ~ 43rd St., Newport Beach. AcconUna to police reporta, Constantine, Livings ton and Brooks were stopped by hotel secunty men when lbey were leaving the hotel area on Anton Way. Police said two chairs alleged· ly taken from the hotel were found in their auto. l Rain, Snow, Cold Hit Southern StBte Grzywa was arrested at the Costa Mesa trio's apartment whe re. police said. most of near- ly $600 worth of stolen hotel furniture and liquor was found. ' Recovered at the apartment, police said, were lwo chairs, two noor lamps and six bottles of wine in addition to a stereo set reported as stolen elaewhere. Officers confiscated a tape deck. a television set. camera equipment and other items which they said will be checked against lists of other property reported as stolen recenUy. By n.e Aatoela&ed Press A stormy cold front bro11ght gusty -winds. occasionally heavy rain and s now lo Southern California today. snarling traffic and prompting travelers' ad- visories throudK>ut the region. A mudslide triggered by pounding rains closed Highway 33 north of Ventura. trapping several residents in nearby ranches. California Highway Patrol spokesman Monty Keller said the road would not reopen before late afternoon. Motorists were advised to avoid beading northbound on the San Diego Freeway, where F,....Page AJ HEISTS ••• Maro Tate of 200 Lillian Place reported a $1,300 loss after burglars pried open the window to her bed.room late Friday or early Saturday. police said. Reported missing were an an· tique cloc k, a tabl e top, television set, camera, two rifles and a purse. Musician Chri s tophe r Thompson or 2196 Orange Ave. lost an $800 antique guitar Sun· day from his living room. Police said entry was made to his home without rorce. Team Saves Fal~./,en Man LAKESIDE CAP> -Bill Frumm, a construction worker who slipped 200 feet into a crevice while mountain climbing, was rescued today after 18 hours wedged so tight he was unable to move. A five-man rescue team climbed to the 3,60().foot summit of El Capitan Mountain Sunday nJght. At daybreak. a rope was dropped to Frumm, 21. Sunday, as he and four other men reached the 2,500.foot level, Frumm fell and became wedged at a 7~degreeangle. .. flooding on three lanes between Sun se t Boulevard a nd Mulholland Drive ll\ Los Angeles County slowe d tra ffic to a trickle. The CHP issued an advisory , for chains in all mountain areas above 4,000 feel because of the intermittent blowing snow. Na- tional Weather S e rvi ce spokeswoman Eleanor Voeste said between five and six inches or snow had fallen in the Wrightwood area near Lan- caster. In San Bernardino County, an une xpected snowfall Sunday stranded 60 cars for seven hours at the 5,000-foot level of Mount Baldy in the San Gabriel Moun· tains 40 miles ea s t or Los Angeles. San Be rna rdino County s he riff's de puties a nd the California Highway Patrol locat- ed a s now plow to clear the path and lead the convoy down the snow-decked highway to Ice House CAnyon, plodding along al aboutlmpb. Authorities accompanied the group until the snow turned to rain and the vehJcles could wade through alone. No injuries were reported. Forecasts called for the gusty winds. showers and possible thundershowers to continue throughout the day and taper off Tuesday. A travelers' advisory for blow- ing dust and sand was issued Sunday for most desert areas, warning or winds to 40 mph with g us ts e ven s tron g er. T he weather service warned the con· ditions would persist at least un· Lil tonight. Bandit Hits ~Store A bandit simulated a weapon to rob a C-osta Mesa pharmC1cy of a n lmdetermined amount or cash shortly before 10 a .m. to· day. police said. There were no iltjuries in the robbery at Dean's Pharmacy at 390 E. 17th St. Police said they are seeking a lone male in the robbery, but no description was available. Investigators said no drugs were taken from the pharmacy. I Refugees Due For U.S. Move KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia <AP > -Vietnamese refugees from the freighter Hai Hong began leaving for the United States today. two months fl(t.ef' the rusUng 1,500-ton ship arrived off the west coast of Malaysia with 2,445 passengers aboard. Fifty refugees were in the first group. The United States has agreed to take about 800. and the r est ha ve already gone to Canada. France, West Germany and Switzerland. A s pokesman for the U.S. Em· bassy said 50 more will leave Jan. 30·31. SHAFTER CAP> -A Shafter teen-ager was shot fatally when a .12.gauge shotgun accidentally discharged while he was riding 10 a pic kup, Kero County sheriff's officers reported. :Jerry Kelly, 14, was hit in the right side and was dead on ar- rival at Kern Medical Center In Bakersfield Sunday. officers said. Deputies were told that the shotgun discharged while being held by PhUlip Taylor. 16, of Shafter, who was riding in the back of a pickup with Kelly. F ro91 P age A J PLANE ••• episode." The boat's captain is Richard Ruiz. Ketchum suffered a heart at· tack two years ago. He said he was hospitalized because he suf- fered from the cold and stress. Don Sheetz, vice president of Trans Catalina Airlines, refused to comment about the crash, and " would not release a passenger hst. our 1CXJ% cal'fl(l.l hair coat ... thci pcz.rflzcl, basic to comp1cz.m<Lnt your bUsin<Les or wcuz,kcznd wardrobi. fu11y hnad ,end raised ro~ on all e<iam s . hand cr af't<z.d b~ th~ f'inczst / Jiq.w ~lend tBilora. @)~c@ §~~ 44 l'ftsh.iOn Island• Newport Bco.ch·114/644·50 10 JOOJ \\btwood BWd.·~twood Vtuage•21.3/.-79,7721 • .. . .., DAILY PILOt s STOCKS I BUSINESS fte~allAd Unhappy Fi:tJ*1 Listed Brands By MILTON M06KOW1TZ II you clidn 't read your Sunday new1paper cueluUy tnoU&b a month aao. you muy have missed the Flreiitooe recall •ertllement. It wu a historic ad. ll 'a not every day that a comiuuty pays lor space to announce that It wlll replace, free, lomc 10 mUlion of it.a producLci. THE PllOOVCI' IN THIS CASE ia the Fireatone ~eel Belted Radial 500 Ure. Covered by the recall are Una sokt alter Sept, 1, 1975. Firestone 500s sold before that da~ are eU&lble for replacement at half the cost of a new Ure. The ad, which ran Oec. 17, was a lar1e one. occupying two-thlrd& of a page of a standard size newspaper. It ap. peared in U2 papers. On the same day Firestone ran a 30-secood cornmerclal on the NBC and CBS football games to refer viewers to the advertisement. This notice was part of the d(.!ul Firestone worked out with the National Highway Traffic Surety Administration. which Money Tree prodded the company into the; l'tlcall after finding that the Firestone 500s were unsafe. Firestone never accepted this finding but agreed in the end to make the re<:all. IF YOU BOUGHT THESE tires from a Fireat.one dealer, you shouJd receive a recall letter in Ute mail. You 1hould also receive such a letter if you bought a new car equjpped with these tires. , The advertisement was intended to alert owner& who would not receive a recall letter. For example: You may have bought .a used car equipped with Firestone :SOOS. One of the side benefits of the recall ad was a little education in the tire business. The big rubber companies make tires under various brand names but they rarely dis- close this information. Here Firestone had to identify tJres that were basically steel belted 500s masquerading unde r other names. One name is TCP: it appeared as original equipment on some General Motors cars. Otber brands eligible for replacement under the same terms as the Firestone 5006: ATLAS GOLDENAIRE 0 Steel Belted Radial, JWT Fenari Steel Radial. KM Ractial 4-0, National Steel Belted Radial, Union Radial Steel, Montgomery Ward Stffl· Track, Belted Grappler Radial. Super Shell Steel Radial, Caravelle Supreme Steel Power Radial, Lemans Supreme Steel Power Radial. Seiberling RT 78 Ste~l Belted Radial and Zenith Supreme Steel Power Radial. For the exact terms of this ofreT <not every model of all these brands is elig1ble1. locale the recall ad or hasten to your nearest Firestone dealer The series or events that culminated in this recall began with blowouts and other failures of the Firestone SOO on the highway. Information presented to the safety ad- ministration indi~ated that these tire failures allegedly caused 41 deaths and 65 injuries. FIRESTONE TIRE & Rubber Co. was not keen on run· ning the Dec. 17 advertisement announcing the recall. But the safety admlrustratlon lnsiRW<i. The ad ran only once. ll will not be repeated. Mercury Reports Record Earnings Mercury Savings and Loan AssOC'iatlon, based in Hunt• ington Beach, has reported record after-tax earnings for the fourth quarter of 1978 and for the full year. Unaudited · fourth-quarter after-tax earnings, con· solidated with those of its wholly owned subsidiary, Hermes Financial Corp., were $2,207.784 or 68 cents share, compared with $1.759,543, or 54 cents, for the like quarter of 1977. Earningl'I for the full year w;e a record $7.823,295, eompared with $7,058.064 or t e f year 1977. Per s hare earnings for the full year reach $2.41, compared with S2.18 share for the li\cc period In 1977. Per s hare earnings are based upon the weighted average outstanding shares of 3,250.991 sharel'I for 1978 and 3.238.109 for 1977, after giving effect and adjustmenl for stock dividends. Mercury's assets at yearend 1978 reached ·c TAKING J more than ~12 million. com pared with $437 STOCK million at yearend 1977, _ an Increase of more -----------""' than 28 percent. The assoclatloo's savings portfolio and loan portfolio also were reported at , record levels. Mercury paid two 20-cent semiannual cash dividends and a cilx percent stock dividend in 1978. The association has paid an inJtlal 25-cent stock dividend in January and has converted to quarterly cash dividends beginning in April wtth the intention of paying 12~ cents quarter for 1979. Mercury operates 11 omccs in Orange, Los AniJcles and Santa Clara counties. Llknt Bllfl• 2 Prodwtlo• Pla•t• Liken Home Furnlshln"s. a ffuntinl(ton Beach manufacturer of woven-wood window coverings, on~·lnch blinds and decorative s hade11 and accessories. has report· ed acquiring two produrtion fucilitles in the Pacific Northwest. f'onncrly Window Products Inc .• a ~.OOO·square..loot. manufacturing and assembly plant in Portland. Off!., wm produce the complete line of the company's product.a. The accond rucility Is In Seattle, where part of tht pro· duct line wtll be produced in a 14.000..!lquare-foot plant. The company a l110 has production facllltie.s in Westminster: Athens . Atla nta and Bogart, Ga.; Gastonia. N.C .. and Puerto Barnos. Guatemala It Is a divi1)on of 8eatr1ce Foods. RqldJH~ Bldld• S&~ 0111~ Work hu begun on Republic Federal Savtnas· new Laguna Niguel office buJldlng northeast or tho asadtia· lion's Crown Valley Parkway Ynall locatton. The 6,400-1quare·foot building wm provtde apaCj (or 4.500 n fe depoelt boxea and wlll have an exterior time and temperature algn. Branch maAa&er ls Suaan McKee, asala· unt vice J>retident. a.if!lc llfllfno Ba11tllft Sa• .. D.C ... Terry Buick. Inc., HunUncton Beach, hu been 1ppolnted a regular dealer for the Swediah·bulll Saab un. The dealershlp la headed by ttobert C. Terry. pretl· dent and Anna M. Terry. &ecrel&l'Y and ttta&\lrcr. Dl .... 11.,..ris l•e••att Gaf• Walt DtaM_y Prod\IC!Uonl, Burbank, hu reportflct' re· cord ,.. ....... and net Income for tu tlm nacaJ quarttr end~ Dee. 31. Revenue. increaaed 13 percet1l to SlM,m,ooo whllt net Income tntrcued 3:S percent to ua,001.000. • ' ... AUTO RACING I HORSE RACING I BOA TING Waltrip Heard Thunder Yarborough 81 OOft'A•D HAND\' Ot .. o.llt .... '-" RJVF.RSIOE There ·~ nn~ thtng uboul NASCAR Grand Na• Oonal •lO(k ur .. Nnlll lh t In· hJbl'-•JI drlvM":I durln the run nlng of a rart> All u~ cot10l&ant uf ttlt 11""· f'nc-eof~ llmec-ham11tOnCa&t" Y rborou1th. r<'.:llrdh•!i.i> of has po111tlon und y at Rh :nid(' lPll"m•· tional ~wuywa.not' t'~pttoo DARRELL WALTalP dro\t' his Moo\t' Carlo to a n·coni· s"ttlng 'lctory 1n the flrsl NASCAR evl'nl or lb 1979 st•ason. Ult• Wm ton Wt"\ll'nl ~ '4 nh nn ::IVM'RJ:t' sJ>('t'd of to7 'Ill m1lt•s per hour In a rjCl' that didn't havt' .i > •11014 r,wt111n flJJ! 11w 'IWPd 143, a tr.irk ' o Factor in Weateni 500 ttt01"d al Rt kfo The finAI nvc lapa ~ ro run iJl .a ltJlhl rain and on thf' l11t lap, af\(>r I.ht "IMer h11d taken lhl• d1ttlrl"n!d R•I · Buddy U11Jlctr hlt the wall t tum nln t u!\in~ f\'f'~ dllmlSf' lo hl!i ur but bt.• miln11f'd to re.ocb lbc f&nlAb llni:. Waltrip w 3Z ti ~'OMS In front ol ~ plaN" Robby AJ haon and 34.~2 in rrunt of Va~ But ht-k pC lwar ana aounda · ·wtwon it ~i.l'tt"d ra1n•ns. I was pleast'd I bad bl It lt•a.d, · · he aaid ··1 t'OUld bur tht rain hictlna tht wrndsh1t'ld and I t'Ould also hear the thunder or !l.o 11 I didn't kno~ wht·rf' he• ~a!!. but J <.'Owd hear him com 11\jt '' ~o 11 IS \'arl>orouf(h \CTl' \LL'\. WAl.1"RIP ooh lm••lncd ht h arct Yarborou1h hut tho 1Mu1ht or the d fendina t'hampW>n t'loeU., In during a NASCAR t•vcnt b 11 <.'O~tunl re· mind r to otheq. that he as a lhrut unUJ the tjlcckerod Ona is drop~od This war. lb third SOO at Rlvusldt' thBt has been run wtthout a y~llow cauUon n~. 1'he others wcr in 1917 and 18. W alll1p and u r owner Bill Gardner havf' had their dif· (tirence-s l.n ~ put und it has almo1t aplil up th team. But both wt'rt' b~ppy and com· pllmt>ntary du~ Ole pOi.l·ra« interview KcEP THAT llA/1 ()(fT IN FRONT ff Y()() (1)11£11 Ydt/'RE 8CIHG PR55c0/ IF '(Ofl~ OPPONeNT rs /1111'/Nt; 11/nH A UJT 4' ~€ ANI> ~lt'6 1fXJ NJ()(,,1/1//) '1'1M' ClklQ; '>INJltTGN ~ 6tNX· $/.lJIKG, $M61> Cl/I' ~ ~IWlA1'ftMI MP N«T me llMI.. ()(11'F~- Basketball DAILY PILOT fl3 Events Listed Capo BayYC Plans Races By ALMON LOCKABEY Oltlflr ............... _ The Capistr ano 8 ay Yacht Club. head· quti.rlered at Pana Point. hws annou.ncod it.a race scbeduJe for 1m. Major events announced by Ed Cummins, race com mtttce chairman: OCEAN RACING SERIES -This e vent is for P~rlormance Handiup Racing f1eet CPHRF\ yacht.a and ls a six·race 1eries wtth distances from ~ to 1.25 milel. The 1ehedule is arranged so as not to conflict with other series in Newport Harbor . Starts and finishes arc split between Dana Point a nd Newport Harbor to encoura1te p articipation from clubs outside the Dana Point area. Tennis Roundup "Wf' hAd uur dlfrl!r~nces last !it> son, · Waltnp admitted "But I rl'ully Uunk tt made our team i.trt}nJ:cr and Wt' d<>n 't have any mort-problems. Sometimes these things help a nd now ev erybody knows hls position on lbc lt•llm " Vikes Tabbed The 1979 M1n1 Series consists of two separate se r 1e~ for yachts under 30 re ·t. , The San Junn Series starts later this monUl a nd the MiBslon Series McEnroe's Haul Totals $120,000 From AP Dbpatt'hes NEW ~K Though Arthur Ashl' bad agged ham through threE' hou s of aJ.:oniz1ngly clo::.e tl'nnas. the final three game!> ulways in doubt. John McE~ !>aid he'd have prC'ff') red to play !>omeone better "It would have becri n.ber to beat Connors or one of to top plnyers," said McEnroe after scoring a G-7. 6·3, 7 -5 triumph m Sunday's final of the Grand Prix Masters. Ole richest event if not the most prestigious in the sport. ('on cent ration , wa s su I k y . so ml'ti m f's d<'spe r :ilc , som ctlm<'S overconfident Ashe had doublc match p01nt '" the 10th game or thC' final set. a point of some controversy later. /\she rut a bat'khand into th<.' net to spoil his first match poinl. On the second he hit a return for an apparent winner -but as he finished the rally. the service line judge uttered a late call of fault on McEnroe's serve. ··1 wiU bet all the money I have got it was a good serve." said Ash<!. "Having looked at the ~cEN RO E Rf,CEI VED tnpe. I am still convinced it was Sl00.000 for the victory. lie and a good ser\'e. But the guy called 1'1.'tf•r Flerrung won thl• double~ f fault and It's all history." final th<' niJ!hl hl'fon• WoJ ..._ , tck F'1bak and Torn Okk(·r. Sc f\arrat Hot·a M f"• the 19 year·olcl 's haul for the OAKLAND -Chris Evert <Ncekend \\as $120.000. plul> knew she was in trouble when another $116,000 for lx·111i.: one of s ht' wasn't nervous. And shc wa' the points lc•adt•rs on th1• Grand right. Prix lour last y1.•ar Th<' methodical EvC'rt was far Ashe won $64 .0oo. plus a too calm and colleetcd a~ainst SS-0,000 bonus. Braun Gottfried emotional Martina Navratilova beat Eddie Dibbs, Ii 4, 7 6 for Sunday night and lost, 7·5, 7-5 sn third place and $40,000. Dibbs the second stop on the women'i. won $32,000. indoor t ennis tour a t the The 3:5-year-old Ashe wn~ lht' Oakland Colisellf'! Arena. overwhelming favorite of lhe "Going int-0 the match. I <'r owd of 17,000 al Madison didn't feel nervous and Ulat's a Square Garden. Ht> was prt· bad sign for me." Evert saJd pared. 1.•ai:1•r. pol1l1• and wl'll after the defeat. .. BC'cause when controll1.-d throu~hout. a., he put I feel nervous. I play a littl<' bit :\kEnroe lhrou~h has P<H't''> better . l duin't feel any pressun.· al all and I think I'm gomJ? to ;\lcENROF.. WllO llA D hud have• to put pressur(• on myself lapM'S m t1m1ng, ;urlgmt•nt and when l play Martina .. "THE DISP\rfE we had is over with," Ganinef' said. "H(' had his position and J bad mine and we had to compromise. Things are running s moothly now. We were able to work out our problems.·' The best Riverside finis h for Waltrip prior to Sunday's vie· tory was a sixth in the NAPA 400. His best 1n the 500 came in 1977 4 eighth I "I've been here so many times and last January I was bung up in the mud.·· Waltrip r~alled. "I've been over or into every wall "But the car today did so~ thin~s I didn't believe possible. l didn t use third gear In the ess- e s a nd th at saved the transmission ... * * * T"" Cl'O.. ol I""'".., !><Jndl!"I'\ Uto,000 Wlfl•IO" Wt'\t"" WlO Go<-' N•lk>nM \loO r•r <.C~ <JI Rlw"'* ll'll(!<Mlton.tl R.c .. wo, wl•~ !Vil" Of <•'· ••01" c~t~. ••N\C'f''\ 4t#r-ot• \~MW» ~yWIMtnQ' 1 Oarr•tt WdUrlp. Crw~v..-olM 11~ IJit', '01 ~· mOl'I \70.000. 7 (Mv1t1 p,."'~. Mtrcurv 1 tQ. Sl•,SOO. J Galt' YMborouQh OIO•m<>Olk-, 11q '1,,61S 4 8W Sc""''"· 010\m<>a;h, 118.11,400 \. Oon,,1• 1\111..,,., Ch••roi .. 1. 118 \7,0SO 6 J°" MllUo>)I\, Ulor¥fOIM, 11¥ \/,0)(1 I llvd<lv 8-.,r. (hn•Oll"I, Ill, t.&,JloO • Jim Ttur•~lll~ -k. Ill, '7.•WI ~ Tim Wiiii""''°"· C"'"•~I. 11&, t1,ISO 10 H~ny G,Wll C!i.•rolf'I, Ito, \1,llO. II JMN!~ HyltOn, OW-V<ol•I IU, '7.040 17 '1-Tt>otniK. C-1. 11•. '3,61() IJ V1r><.• <>•~IO. ('M"'otl't, 111, U,S10. U D It Ulrich Buie•. Ill. U ,H O. IS Al<n (fl<Mlfftt.. ~~. 117, \2.000. I• Jim IMoolo. Old•mob1i., Ill, Sl,'100 ir J 0 Mc OUtll~. Cr..vr-. 10'. $1,,ISO. It flvdOY Arrlnqton, Fon1. IOt, \1.IOO. "· flOObv AHi-.. r.....-rbord, IO\. M •)O 10. AA HolllWI, ()>rv'°'"· !Of, \1."S, 11 • O•i. £•-di, 0..--t. 10l, U .4l0; 11 Don C.••""'"'· 0..•rol•t. 100. $1,60S. n H•rr y Goul•ri... o.e-v-. n. 11.00S. 2•. Oaw MM-c"· C~vro..,t. 11. \l.OOS H C•cll ~. OIO".mot>I"° 66. \1,XIS, ?~ Benf,y p.,.,,.,.. C""rOlfl. ~ '"'s 11 Fr.,., w.,, .... 0cld9t' ... ,, 41)\_ :if! Oon """""'"" c ,,..,,., .... •1 ~s ,. AKl\¥d w""~ ~"'°"" 31 \Ml~ lO """'1 8or~""'""· ( ... vrol<>I. II \7\\ .. JI (>on H°" ~ ......... 0 . SIOO. J1 Al<......, ,..I Iv (M•trOll'I. I•. \A.JWI JJ A.ctwlrd ~'- C """"''~!. 11, WOO )A ""'" ~I C~l~I •0 \1 0)0 lS fr'f'ry litbof\~. ( .... vrOlel, I \I 000 To rWin Title By ROGER CA.RU;ON OI , ... 0.Mly .. ,.._ S4.tf Only one item has been cleared up during tournament and non-league basket ball action for Sunset League teams-the Oilers of Huntington Beach have emerged fro m a pal'kaiu: of four con· lenders ac; the No I thrc•at to powerful Manna as lea~ue action ainfolds Wednesday. The Vikings. who have mowed down 12 of 14 opponents and grabbed a precanous No. 1 ranking in Orange County. have lived up lo pre-season bill· ang and are the obvious choice as the team to beat with 6-7~ Randy He1dcnre1ch. forwards David Tiezzi <f>.61 and Ke vin Olson cs.s1. sharpshooter Truiett Halt.on. &-5 guard Keith Dawson aod a solld bench. However. Huntington Beach. which pushed Mar ina in a tourna ment game before eventually fallin g 89-77, can t'ounter with AJti6unset League returnees Curt Wooten and Rico Thompson and un· derrated Pierre Ayala <6-51 Fountam Valley's Barons. meanwhile. have been workinJ? toward the league season with a grueling schNlule. which has produced a 7~ rec ord. Tht• Barons' defcnst• and depth could tum tt into a scramble Fountain VallC'y's last Sunset League defeat was in 1976. covering a span of 21 games and two unbe:tten championships. Edison's front line lakes a backseat to no ont'. but the Chargers haven't shown the guard play yet that is necessary to win t'oosi&tently. Up-and-<iown Newport Harbor continues in the r ole as th<' leaJtue 's No. l puzzle while Westminster figures to soap a two-year dry spell which has produced no victories for the varsity or j unior varsity. Hereo's how the Daily Pilot handicaps the Sunset League race. Pos. Team Comment Odds I. Ma rina 112-21 llas the Horses 6-5 2. Huntington !I0-4 1 ExperaenceWIUTell 3-l 3. Fountain Valky 17·Gl Streak on the Ll.ne 5-l 4 Edison 19-51 Back Court Question 10-1 5. Newport ~arbor 18-61 Last Tille was 1957 35·1 6 WC'slminster •7 7 • No Pushover 100·1 Don1: loo~ for fheJon~at ourTennis Club f'ront Page BI Alamitos'Entries The Harbor Racquet Club is a club for people who want to play loh of tennis ond have loh of fun doitMJ it. HRC has thr most cfftrafiud location In the Harbor-Mesa area and more court GYailabtNty than atty otMt-local prf•• chlb ••• The costs of memberships are but a fraction of those at comparable clubs. • I •• .., Membenlaips: Single membership: $100 per year. $25 monthly dues Family membership: S 150 per year. S35 monthly dues 11 ret ,... ........ enWps A•ailllll1 Ill. Special JanH1"J and felmtt1ry I t7t ~ ..... "..., ftr ........ .. ,,... of,,..... .... _ .... to ..... .. fwlof~ • • • •T11rw (or _.., ....., ...... •W• SI 21 ,.... , ... ($40 ,.... ;.t,l. 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Pof11M'd tot Dell.., m. tlldl ""'° IOt ONM AMO C&.Otm .. ~ 1 •TO flT YOUI .->I CARS • TRUCKS - ,_ LaAtt CAB ..... •YICI. starts in October BOATING The Capo BYC and the Dana Point Yacht Club will also be co- bosts in the Southern California Yacht.mg Association Midwinter Regal· ta. handling such claS&es as the Catalina-27, Cat.aJirui·lO, Ca1·25. Ranger. Rhodes-33 and PHRF. THE DANA POINT Harbor Championship is a n October event with elhtlb1lily based on a yacht winning al least one event in Dana Point during thf' year The format 1s two Olympit' course races rollowed by a m<'d1um dastan~ rac-e. Capo eve also has Its own 14-Mile Bank race. separate from Newport Ocean Sailint1t ASSO<'ia· lion's rac.> o( the same name The Capo BYC event starts at Dana Point and returns for a finish at the same point alter rounding a stake boat on Lasuen Se amount In addition to the offshore races. the club bas scheduled a vanety of special regattas, including a race for women skippers, team races and races in which no spinnakers are allowed. THllOUGHOVT THE SUMMEJl the club Will stage a senes of late afternoon Friday races I similar to BYC's Beer Can 1. The Capo BYC series will be labeled the TG I I" Of special interest is the inauguration of a new class limited to U ltra .L1~ht-Olsplacement 'ULOB 1 yaC'hls defined by cntaan sail arL•a and weight·tO· waterline leni,'1.h ratios . In nddilion to chairman Cummins. others on the race commatwc include Pete Mead, Vice chairma n : John Ballew. Ocean Racing Series chairma n : Wes Thompson. San Juan Series; Bruce Anderson, Mission Sen es: Bill Krys1ck. re· g all a c h airm an : Howard True ba. regatta chairman: Dave Wilshin. protest committee: Mike Wathen, trophies: Fran Vrarucar, race committe.? equipme nt; Bob Strang, inv1tat1ons. and Diane Reardon. women's event!> Light Winds Mark Uunpbell Regatta Twenty-four boats turned out Saturday for the Voyagers Yacht Club's annual Cam pbell Sloop Regatta and spent most of the dar dnftini; aim· lessly with little or no wind. · But despite the hght acr conditions. all boats finished. The wanner was Status, sluppered by John Miller: second was Tomma, sailed by Bracf Avery. and third was P·Cat w1lh Randy Shelley at the helm Girl Recovering Fro01 'Night~are' REISTERSTOWN. Md. IAP1 Pally Saun- ders stands a little over four feet tall, weighs 67 pounds. enjoys mu.~1c and "is always dancing and singing ... She rarely talkir. about the past. That's a drastic cha nge from Ju4' 1976. Then. at age 8, Patty wai. taken from her home by police -weighing 23 pounds. standmS? 2-feet-10 inches. He r first words lo officers were. 'Tm hungry .. POLICE FOUND HER LOCKED IN a closet. starving and roven.'<I with filth. Her body bore the scars of bums and beatings She was placed in the eustoc:ty or tlw Baltimort· County social services agency, wh1rh arrangt.'d foster parenLs for ht'r "Patty's with a family that hWt•s her,·~ s:ud Elizabeth Parvis. a .supervisor for thl' social services a~(>nC~ Her mother .. Linda Faye Burchfie ld. 30. is serving a 32.year prison term for child abuse. The stepfather. Billy F'loyd Burchfield, 38, is serving 40 years. Each was convicted in May 1977 -three months after Pally moved in with her foster parents. AT na.~T. DOCTORS AT A LOCAL hospital w~re not sure Patty would recover. The ctuld, howner. is approac hing normalcy in physical. social and mental growth. ·~people •foster parents I deserve all Ole credit In the world,·· Mrs Parvis sa1d . The rostt>r parents. who asked not to be Iden- tified. srud when Patty arrived al their home. she was 39 tn<'het tall and weighed 42 pounds. Shl' <'OUld not read or write and "alked with a limp ~au.5e of a broken leg whic h had never been set properly THE LEG UAS SINCE Bt;f;N set and Patty now has a SJ)telftl stalrcnsc on whkh to exercise. Since h(• started school,~ has progressed to just under a third .:r•de level, according to hct foster mother. "She's really done well in school. On her tlrst day in her new Rchool, sbe broucht home a reading book and read me lh<' rtrst story In it. She knows how to pr1nt a.nd also does math." 'Cockiness' Flayed HONG KONO (Al» -Pelllo1'1 official People'• Dail)' ls \tk1DI unoamed OUMM oftld~ to tau for wantturto be l"tferred to by title lnlteail _ ol b7 UM ~mon ututaUon ot ''comrNe." • It adwlaed nem to "ellmlnate such bureaucnUc alra ud ccdllMlll an4do awq 'fith tH ~ ot sractea." Utt paptl'. 116d. It called the UH of. tJtfM I "deudeftt, bablt aftd a bt.af'UQe1'lltk pr~trom tbe old aodlt')' ••• I , '