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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 7, 1979
VOL 72, HO •, 4 SECTIONS, .. ,.AGES
I Venus Viewedl
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Aliens Failed
·In Rescue Try
Sprayed
Bullets
In Room
A,.w~
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has
released this picture of Venus taken Jan . 18 from the
Cloud Photopola rimeter aboard the Pioneer Venus
Orbiter spacecraft. The image was t aken from an
altitude of 40,000 miJes during orbit number 45. A com-
plete orbit takes about 24 hours.
3 Killed in Crash
On Coast Highway
Two men and a baby girl were
killed Tuesday in a grinding
Dana Point collision that oc-
curred when another car travci-
ing 55 to 60 miles per hour ap-
parenUy failed to stop at a light.
Orange County Coroner's or-
ficials identified the dead as
Samuel J . Mustar i, 20, and his
four-month-old daughter . Alana
Carol, both of 153 Avenida
M 1r a mar in Sao Clem ente.
Mustari was a m arine al Camp
Pendleton.
Identification of the third vic-
tim, a 19-year-old Marine who
was a passenger in Mustari's
car . was withheld pe nding
notification of next of kin.
California Hig hway Patrol
spokesman Tom Sapp said the
7: 30 p.m. accident occurred
when a 1973 Cadillac driven by
Nelda Silverstein, 19, of West
Covina, apparently ran the red
light at Selva Road and Pacific
Coast Highway.
Two gardene rs -Illegal
aliens from Mexico --tried to
save a Huntington Beach woman
who died in her burning home
Monday, it was revealed today.
F ea rin g troubl e w i th
authorities, they fled the scene
after their uns uccessful rescue
effort and after telling neighbors
in broken English to calJ the fire
department.
Huntington Beach police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa said the two illegal
aliens returned to the scene of
the fire at the urging of their
employer and told their story to
police and fire Investigators.
The gardeners were working
in the yard at the scene of the
tragedy, 7631 Yukon Drive,
when they noticed smoke com-
ing out of a window at about 2: 30
Monday afternoon.
They tried to get in the front
door of the home, but were
CHESS WRITERS
U'IE KORCHNOI
B~RCELONA, Spain <AP> -
Anatoly Karpov may be the
world's top chess player but the
International Association of
Chess Writers has given its 1978
world chess trophy to Viktor
Korchnoi, Karpov's latest oppo-
nent.
Sixty-four chess journalists
vote to determine the WiMer Of
the trophy, s ponsored by a
Spanish commercial firm.
Korchnoi won the trophy Tues-
day, the twelfth awarded, with
707 points. Karpov, winner of the
past five awards, got 689 points.
driven back by names, beat and
s moke . One of the men was
burned slightly.
They then fled in their car
after warning neighbors.
Firemen arrived minutes later
and found the interior of the
house ablaze. Fire Capt. Roger
Hosmer said firemen assumed
someone was inside the house.
but were unable to find anyone
while fighting the blaze.
It was not until almost an hour
late r that firemen discovered
the body of Gwen V. Mawson.
45, in a bedroom closet. The
woman apparently died of
smoke inhalation. firemen said.
The gardeners told police Sgt.
Ochoa they left the scene
because they were afraid they
would be sent back to Mexico if
authorities discovered they were
in the U.S. illegally.
Fire Capt. Hosmer s aid it is
unlikely firemen could h ave
s aved Mrs. Mawson even if the
two gardeners had remained al
the scene.
The two men aren't s uspected
of any wrongdoing a nd were re-
leased after q uestioning, Sgt.
Ochoa said.
Fire m en b elieve a s hort
circuit in Mrs . Mawson 's
television set touched off the fire
w h ile s he was napping in
another part of the house.
Loan Deal Off?
SAN DIEGO IAP> -The U.S.
Veterans Administration. says it
may deny loan guarantees for
3,500 new houses in the Mira
Mesa area because the builder
bulldozed an inch-high plant
called the mesa mint.
Diaper•elad Tot Frozen
NEW YORK CAP >-Her rel-
atives lined the windows with
cardboard rrol't>diaper boxes to
keep out the cold. But they
dldn 't pay their gas bill ror 18
months. and 9-month-old Cyn.
thla F'eliccea, clad only in
diapers, was found frozen t.o
death in her cr1b.
Her 2-year -old brother. Tom·
my, was found swollen with
fros tbite whe n police were
called to the basement apart·
m ent of the two-story house that
uUllty company offlcials aaid
had been unheated since JuJy,
1977 The temperature was in
the teens.
AulhorlUet said lh y Wf!re
cooaiderina cbargea against the
\
baby's parents, Thomas Felic·
cea, 21, and Eileen Feliccea. 2'.
Thirteen others in four genera-
tions lived in the house in the
South Ozone Park section or
Queens.
Frank Fellccea, the infant's
grandfather, found the child's
body Tuesday and called police
from a neighbor's home.
The children'• stomachs were
blo.ated be<'ause "all they ever
fed lbem was warm water or
tea. They'd cry themselves to
sleep down there in the cellar,"
said an ts-year-old neighbor,
Eddie CMJJ.
Tommy Fellccea was treated
at Queens General Hospital for
e~poaure. Three other young
'
children, including two cousins,
were turned over to the city's
Bureau of Child Welfare af'ler
being treated tor exposure.
Another neighbor. Russell
Cordero, 15, said older family
members frequently only ate
"macaroni boiled in water with
nothing on it."
The inside of the house, he
said, "ls just a wreck, It's a
shambles, there are roaches and
rats."
"Nobody ln the house ever
washed. What the heck, when
It's 13 degrees who's 1olng to
take a shower or a bath?"
Cordero saJd.
WlllJam Hand. a apokesman
for Brooklyn Union Gas Co. said •
the meter at the two-story struc-
ture was removed July 26, 1977,
for a lQf\g-overdue blll totalUng
$1,397.30.
"l don't know what they did
for heat Jasl winter," he said,
adding that the family had ~n
advised the meter could be re·
Installed II they paid the bill by
i n s tallments or some other
TQethod. The family ne ver
responded, Hand said .
"Nobody in the house worb.
Almost everybodl'. gets a
wetrare check " Cordero saJd.
Welfa re orhclals confirmed
that lhe dead girl's grand·
mothe r . Lorraine F ellc-cea, 50. and six o( her children
(8" INFANT, P age A2) . . t ., '
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HEROISM CITED
Security Guard Camblln
Guard Lauded
As Hero in
Sniper Attack
SAN DIEGO CAP> -While a
sniper was killing the principal
a nd custodian at Cleveland
Elementary School a nd wound-
in g, e ig ht c hildren a nd a
policeman last week. Steven G.
Cambtin drove a dump truck in-
to the assailant's line or fire.
He was an unsung hero until
Tuesday. when the Board of
Education, after being notified
by police. cited him for "heroic
and unselfish actions."
Camblin, a district security
guard al a nearby high school.
was called to help at Cleveland
and arrived in t he middle of the
gunfire that fatally wounded
Principal Burton Wragg, custo-
dian Mike Suchar and injured
several students.
Camblin saw police trying un·
successfully to s tart a large
trash vehicle and r an to their
aid. With the help or an officer,
he drove the vehicle into the
school driveway where It could
act as a shJcld for the wounded,
a uthoriUes said.
No public mention was made
of Camblin's heroism last week.
He returned to bis post and filed
a routine report to city police for
their investigation.
Charged in the shootings was
l6·year-old Brenda Ann Spencer,
a student at Patrick Henry Hi&h
School where Camblln works .
Body Uncovered
PALMDALE <APl -Snow
plows have uncovered the body
of a 19-year·old Los Angeles
man. Vktot Manuel Garibaldi.
beside the Antelope Valley
Freeway, authorities said.
OAKLAN D <AP> -Four
gunmen burst in on a church
bingo game and opened fire on
the mostly elderly players, kiJJ-
ing one woman and wounding a
ma n, police said.
T he man entered St. Louis
Bertrand Church. where about
250 people were playing bingo
Tues day n ight. a nd ordered
everyone to "freeze." accordmg
to homicide Lt. Gerry Green.
One man walked up to a nun
and demanded money, but she
had none because the bingo pro-
ceedings had already been put
away for the night. Green said.
The intruders, armed with a
rifle. a hand gun and poss1bily
other weapons. then sprayed the
room with bullets and fled.
Green said.
Fatally wounded was Dorothy
Taylor. believed in her 40s. who
was dead on arrival at Vespers
Hospital an nearby San Leandro.
Ha rry Hutchinson. 64, was listed
m stable condition at Kaiser
Hospital with il wound in the left
thigh.
Change Possible
WASHJNGTON <API -The
American Bar Association may
soon drop its longtime ethical
standard against courtroom cov-
erage by television. radio and
still photogr aphy .
Coas t
Weather
Late night and morning
fog and low clouds.
otherwise fair with some
hi g h clouds throug h
Thursday. Little change in
t e mperature with lows
tonight, 42 to 48. Highs
Thursday 60 to 65.
INSIDE TODA\'
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .
who spent /our yeora study
ing for the Romon Catholic
pneathood, say~ he doea not
e:rpect religion to be on iuue if he deddea to nm for preai-
dent ne~ yeor. Story Pogt
Al4.
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Fa1·tners Had 'Good Year'
WA ltJ G'l'ON ' p 1 Cold
and surr iaft r campan durtn•
th ' C'tt Y 'i. h<>a \ '~ t now Lonn or th year, Pr« tln farml!ra ,...
l urnl'd tu Conlltt's nd th
Al!kuUuf\• Dl•p1 rtment today
St.•t•rt•\ r' Uob ftti.ri:tland roun
ttn•d ~1th ..in upbt•dl m p
abuut rural Pmi~nty.
·'Th~ t at~ ol A m~rican
•.irtt·uUun• t:. ubstanllulh' bt•l
h•r thon 1t wu~ 11 )'N•r · .. go,"
Rt•rt:lund ~md 11t n•murkis pr<•
pun•1l fnr u hcar1n.i b) tht' How.-t•
A.:r11:uJturt' Commt\tt•e 111~ l'Ommeots sh rply dlaput.
rd tb \•ltw11 ol 3 ~ prut tlna
arain nd rotton farmen. who
H\ U~y u u«ud tK-lwet"n
low pn for c-ropa and bJ&b
prku ror fc: rtaliu•r. machlnt•ry.
fuel and I nd
"In \lrtually l'\ery r ~pc •l,
1978 was 1 .cood Yt'lf for UM:
Am trtl'en l atm(llt ," the
•-rttulturT cret1try said.
Hl' llddNI. howc\•c·r. "It 1hould
HO without 111tyang th re rc-
m .i t n rd 1nd1 v 1dual farm
opt>r<tto~ In t.•vt.•ry rN,tOn of the
t'Ountry who did not fo~ wt'll •·
Aw1ltm11 Bergland at the
htarine was a ud ie n ce or
fttrml'ni who say they rear los·
lnw their )And ar they lose their c .. e
Heavy 1u~c url ty measu res
were tukt.'n lo protect Bergland
In the aftermath or his hard·
no1ed rejection or the farmers'
dem1tod for new laws to restore
thd r Income.
WtllJ many or the rarmen
headed for tbe committee hear·
mg11 and other congressional of·
flc .. s, poli ce granted the pro-
h.•bt •rs pc.;rmh1sion for a Umited
·1ractor cude" aro und the
Asrk uJture Department.
'
Satisfied after a n orderly.
zoo.vehicle "trail run" past the
White Ho use Tues day ,
authortues a l(owed 300 farm
machines out of the encamp.
ment for the Agr iculture Depart·
m enl run after today's snow·
delayed morning ruah hour was
over .
But they made il clear that the
entire armada pJ&rked on the
Mall -about 1,500 vehicles -
would not be let out at any one
time. nor would they tolerate
any atte mpt to repeat Monday's
traffic.jamming tactics.
H e a vy S n ow S tunS Dixie
The forced campsite appeared
unus ually quiet today. save a
few tractors driven in circles,
churning up the browned grass.
It seemed certain that at least a
s ubs t a ntial portio n o r the
original force of 5,000 farmers
had gone home.
I 0 Inches Snarl Traffic, Clo se Airports
Pro t est l e ader Gerald
·Mccathern, the American
Ag r iculture m ovement's na·
tional "wa gonmas te r," ap ·
peared on ABC television today
a nd called Bergland "just a
d amn liar" ror his rema rks on
the same network Tuesday.
By 1'b~ Associated Pl"e8
A maJor wmter storm blanket
ed much ()( Dixie Wtlh heavy
snow today and moved on to
snarl traffic and close airports
U'l the big cities Of the Northeast.
Up to 10 inches of snow fell in
Tennessee, 8 inches accumulat.
ed i!' some parts of Virginia, and
10 inches we re exp ect ed in
Mar yland in the mld·Atlantic re-
gion's worst storm of the winter.
Wasbiqgton's National Airport
was closed with 8 inches of snow
expected in downtown areas and
10 inches in the s uburbs.
Douglas Municipal Airport in
Charlotte, Va .. reported 5 inches
o f s no w by midnight, the
heaviest snowfall there since
Dec 3. 1971.
Heavy snow also fell in f>ienn·
sylvania. New Jersey and r ew ·
York City.
Sc h oo l s w e r e c l os e d
throughout the region.
lee-laden tree li mbs knocked
out power in much of South
Carolina and northern Georgia.
Ge orgia reported the only
weather-related fatalities. One
person was killed in a traffic ac.
c1dent on an icy road and two
others died in a house fire that
Blaze Damages
Health Club
In Newport
A spnnkler system was credit·
cd today with controlling a fi re
that did an estimated $30,000 to
$5-0,000 worth of da mage lo a
Newport Beach health club
Tuesday.
The blaze was confined to only
part of the building.
Fire Ins pector Art Morton
said t he blaze began in the
sauna of the University Athletic
Club,· 1701 Quail "St., at about 4
p.m . and filled the club with
s moke
He said the sprinkler system
kept the fi re under control until
firemen a rrived lo extinguish
the blaze.
Club manager J eff Green said
about a dozen members were in
the club al the lime but all were
evacuated safely. A member
first noticed the blaze, he said.
The fi re spread about 20 feet
from the sauna and into the ceil·
1ng a nd cr a wl s pace above,
Green said
He said there was also smoke
da m age throughout the club.
water damage lo carpets and a
burned electrical conduit that
put the club's restaurant out of
business for a day.
Cause o( the fire is under in·
vestigalion.
Taiwan Conc"rn
WASHINGTON IAPl Mem·
hers of the Senate Foreign Rela·
lions Committee seem con·
vinced President Carter's new
China policy is lacking guaran·
tees that the United Stales will
come to the aid of Taiwan if the
island is threatened by Peking.
Aft~r two days of hearings,
there is nearly unanimous senti·
m ent a mong the committee's 16
members for legislation cover·
ing Taiwan 's security.
ORANGE COAST
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was blamed on a faulty heater.
A !>late trooper on the Pel')n·
~y lva n1 a Turnp ik e i n
Montgomery County said slick
roads were causing numerous
accidents.
"They 're salting and cinder-
ing, but they're not able to keep
up with the r ate it's coming
down," he said. "It's terrible.
There are a lot of s mall acci·
dents."
In New J ersey. Nicholas
Cifelli of the State Highway
Dep artment summed up the
problem in the urban areas.
"Once rush hour starts ," he
said , "you can't plow or work on
the snow with traffic out there.
So we may have a problem this
afternoon."
The storm also dropped heavy
snow in central Arkansiis and
the mountains of the Carolinas,
and snow warnings were issued
for parts of Oklahoma.
Bergland said then that while
some farmers have "local"
problems, many simply made
bad business judgments, paid too
much for land, were seeking
publicity or were "driven by just
old.fashioned greed ."
But "he's not out there paying
my bills," said Mccathern, who
grows corn ne ar Here ford,
Te xas.
Agents Seize Drugs
Worth $6. 7 Million
"He does n 'l kno w the
hardships I'm going through and
maybe if I could s upplement my
income with a salary the way
that he is I could possibly keep
my rarm going. My fa rm is for
sale."
Testing tlae Water
My r a Bejarano. 2'1!. of Westminste r finds out that Lake
Park in Huntington Beac h is living up to its name. But
that doesn't stop her from enjoying a swing ride.
SAN JOSE I AP ) Local,
sta te a nd fe de ra l n a rco~es
agents have ar rested seven peo-
ple and seized more than 50
pounds of PCP -Angel Dust -
with a s treet value of $6.7
m illion al nearby Santa Cruz
and Bend, Ore .
The operation was said to be a
major supplier of PC P in the
San Fra ncisco Bay ar ea, its
breakup was . announced Tues·
day by Sao J ose Police Chief
Joseph McNama ra, U.S. A,t·
torney Willia m Hunter ; George
Halpin, acting regiona l Drug
E nfor cement Administration
director, and Dan Addario, he ad
of the San Francisco DEA office.
Agents confiscated more than
SO pounds of the drug in finished
a nd inte rm e diate s t a ges.
la bo rato ry equipme nt. four
vehicles and six weapons at a re·
mote cabin six to eight miles
from Bend, where five of the
s u s p ects we r e t a k e n into
cus tody.
Addario said the laboratory
had an estimated annual produc·
tjori capacity of between 90 and
12e pounds.
The maximum output would
have a street value of more than
$13 million.
The investigation, under way
three months, was launched in
San Jose , Addario said.
Richard Dunagan, a DEA task
force agent, said the group ac·
counted for 85 percent of the
PCP traffic in the Santa Clara
Valley and did busines s in
Day an Seeks
Str ong Voice
InSwnmit
JER U SA L EM <A P >
Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan
will ask the Israeli Cabinet for
• more authority lo negotiate with
Egyptian representatives at the
Washington talks proposed by
the United States, reliable infor·
mants said today.
In Washington, it was learned
that Camp David, Md .• the site
-0£ last September's Egyptian.
Isr aeli summit meeting, is being
considered as a site for the new
meeting and that if it is held
there Secretary o( State Cyrus
R. Vance would participate .
The informants said Dayan
wants authority to m a ke
negotiating decisions without re-
ferring back to Jerusalem at
each stage of the talks. Final de·
cisions, however . would need the
approval of the fuJI Cabinet.
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INFANT •••
re ceive we lfare funds. Her
gr andfather. 46, a collector of
used tires , receive s Social
Security supplementary income
for an undisclosed disability.
Cordero said Cynthia and her
brother "were never let out of
the basement. They cried
themselvet to sl~p. I could hear
thetn down in the basement, cry·
ing from the cold.
·'The basement was like an
Icebox. It felt warm when you
came outside."
Death Term Dealt
BAKERSFIELD t AP> -A
Loa Anceles-arH man, D1vtd
Murliabaw, waa 1tntenced to
death Tuesdl)' by a Kem County Jury for tbe murden of three
student rum makers ln tbe Mo-
ja ve Deeert lut April.
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Sacramento. Kh e e M k G e Those arrested on various -omem1 a e charges O{ manuTacture. -di . ...._____· 8 am tribution and saJe of the con·
trolle d s ubs tance and con·
spg:;:o:~ai~~~!~~;tSanta Supporters Take Over City's Goverrmrem
Cruz. a physicist who also owns
a Santa Cruz construction firm
a nd a llegedly the chemist for the
operation; Ke vin Michael Cum·
mings. 23, Bend ; Julie Ann
Gibson, 20, Vallejo, Calif.;
Geor ge Dua ne Gorman, 28,
Boulder Creek. Ca lif.; BiU Jack
Phillips. 24, Santa Cruz; Joseph
Lawrence Dillion, 30. Watson·
ville, and Brian P . Scherf, 23,
W atsonvUJe.
The latter two were arrested
in Santa Cruz, the others in Pregon.
TEHRAN, Iran <AP) -Sup-
porters or Ayatollah RuholJah
Khomeini have taken over the
municipal gove rnment in
Isfahan, the second lar gest city
of Iran, and have virtual control
of s lum areas in south Tehran.
Striking civil servants a lso
pledged. today to support to Kho·
meini's choice to head a pro·
visional revolutionary govern·
m ent.
The newspaper Ettelaat quot· ed a s pokes man for Mehdi
Bazargan. picked to head the
new regime that would phase
out the government or Prime
Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar, as
sayinf: Bazargan would unveil
bis programs during a speech
Friday at Tehran Univers ity and
present bis cabinet to Khomeini
on Saturday.
ci1str1bution or fuel and basic
foods and established welfare of
fices to aid the poor.
The mullahs ' "administra·
lion " also is hearing public com·
plaints. interceding in the ad·
ministra tion o f jus tice a nd
ins uring maintena nce or such
public services as Mirbage col·
lection. the sources ded.
The diplomats s while the
previous city government still
exists nominally, it is keeping
"a very low profile." and so is
tbearmylbere.
U.S. Oil Depleting
In Iranian Crisis
The report s aid Bazargan
would attempt to run his govern·
ment with civil servants who
have been on strike. Strikers at
the Justice Ministry and staff
workers at the official Pars
news agency· pledged loyalty to
Bazargan in statements today.
Similar statements were is·
s ued Tuesday by striking
employees of lran Air and the
Health Ministry.
Tehran newspapers also re-
ported that Khomeini, 78-year·
old Shiite Moslem leader of the
Ir anian revolution, was "slightly
ill" and that a doctor prescribed
rest. But Khomeini appeared on
schedule this' morning at a win·
dow of his headquarters to re·
ceive thousands of admirers.
Arson Probe d
In Fire at
Nixon Sc hool WASHINGTON <AP > -
Energy Secretary James Schles·
inger said today the Iranian
crisis could leave U.S. oil inven·
tories "dangerously low" for
next winter and force imposition
of conservation controls.
Appearing before the Senate
Energy Committee, Schlesinger
said there has been no indication
"that the slide of Iran toward
chaos has been arrested " or
when stability might be restored
in the MJddle East country.
The political turmoil in that
country has shut off Iran's
former exports of 5 million bar·
rels or oil daily to the world
market, forcing consumer na·
lions to draw on their inven·
tories. The U.S. share of Iranian
exports was 900,000 barrels dai·
ly. <Related story, Page 86>.
"Unless we are able to restock
for next winter, our inventories
could be dangerously low," he
said.
"We do not know the extent to
which we would need to turn to
mandatory measures if, indeed,
they are required," he said.
Schlesinger said he does not
believe mandatory controls
should include gasoline ration·
ing.
He said the goal of voluntary
and possibly mandatory controls
would be to reduce U.S. oU con·
sumption by 500,000 barrels a
day.
Blue Cross
May End Some
Testing Pay
NEW YORK CAPl -In an ef.
fort to curb the rising cost of
hospital care, Blue Cross·Blue
Shield has ~mmended that its
mem her plans stop paying for
most medical tests done rouUne·
ly on nonsurgical patients before
admlsalon to ho6pttals.
"The ix>inl of the recom.men·
dation Is to encoura11 medical
professlooals to think about tbe
cost of procedures routinely
performed." Walter J .
McNemey, 11fd at a newt con·
rerencc.
McNerney called lbe teats "unneceuary. ,. Tbey are
performed on mott hotpiial pa.
tlenta, and McNemey said that
bel•ffn JlOO million and S20C>
mUllon could be saved If the
tntt loae Blue Croa·BIUt! Shield cover11e.
Among the possible m an ·
datory actions he cited were re ·
quiring service statio"s to close
part or weekends, lmp0sing tem ·
perature controls on buildings
and pressing for greater use or
coal in power plants.
He als o cite d voluntary
adhe r e n ce to the 55 mph
highway speed limit.
Asked to compare the Iranian
situation with the Ara b oil em·
bargo of 1973·74, Schlesinger
said "the embargo was sharper
but shorter."
On gas-Oline rationing, Schles·
inger said:
"We do not anticipate going lo rationing. Up to a 10 percent re·
duction can be achfoved without
such a drastic change."
He said that imposition of ra·
Honing would "require a second
currency to deaJ with gasoline."
His reference was lo gasoline
coupons.
G em
T alk
THE SAME FACES
. wt'rt st1U ~"
Khomeini's religious "power
to the people" movement has
virtual control or slum areas in
south Tehran, where volunteer
·•Moslem policemen·· are seen
awkwardly d,irecling traffic.
Diplomatic sources said the
Isfahan city government, like
thos e in m'any other com·
munities. was unable to function
after weeks of strikes and dem·
onstratioos by the foes of Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi in the
central Iranian city of 671,000
people.
The sources~.aid followers of
Khomeini, under the direction of
local mulla hs, or Mosle m
priests. had taken over traffic
control and other police duties.
set up cooperatives lo insure
People who stop in our store
often remark that they keep see.
ing the same faces over and over.
And, they seem to like that.
Orange County fire of(icials
have labeled Monday's fire at
the Richard Nixon Elementary
School in Yorba Linda "ex.
tremely sus picious" a nd are
seeking help in tracking down
the person res ponsible.
Mike McKee. spokesman for
the fire depa rtment indicated.
tha t an ince ndia ry device
caused the explosion and fire
that caused an estimated $76,000
damage to one classroom at the
school.
He sajd anyone with informa·
lion a bout the person responsi·
ble can call We Tl P . <800 >
472-7785. "We don 't want the in·
forma nt 's name. They'll be
given a code name. All we want
is information," he s aid.
Mc Kee said there 1s a S500 re-
ward offered for information
leading to the arrest and convic·
lion of the arsonist.
a . 1.CK Lds Watch S1S85
with diamond at 12:00
b. 'o lamond 8. Emerald
Ring $4500.
Now. we 're not bragging about
how our races look . . . just that
we'r e always here. We've been
h~re for ove r 33 years, and hope
to stay a lot longer. Why? Well ,
w e've got a nice location
downtown. away from the high·
rent shopping centers. Parking is
right out front. We're able to con·
tinue to deal In high quality
without charsing a premium for
overhead expenses. We get aJong
fine wlth our neighbors. too.
We 're happy to be tnvolved in ef .
forts to improve our town and
make it an eve n better place to
live. We think Its pretty nice the
way It is. but Just like our store,
we always want to make lt bet·
ter.
Valentine's Day
So, stop by any time you want
to check on our faces.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1979 . N TEN CENTS
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t DeciSion Near on -Jet Takeoff Appeal
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81 PRIUP aOSM •JN
Ol .. ~ ... ·-Hughes Alrw t ofliC'lals said
today they have received
"~erbal assurance " from thl'
Fed ra1 A\ll1Uon Adm1n straUon
that a d ci loo Yrlll ~ made
Thursda,y on the airline's •rpeaJ of new FAA "°rdered t.akeof pro cedures.
The procedures requlre full -
pow er takeoffs froai Orange
County Airport unUI at least
Sunday
Gas Cuts
Weighed
WASlllNGTON <AP > -The
Carter administration ls con·
s idering forcing gasoline sta-
tions to close on Sunday as part
o( a program to reduce oil con·
sumplion and build public
awareness of the energy crisis
prompted by instability in Iran.
, -.. Energy Secretary James
Schlesinger told the Senate
Energy committee today ithat
the administration stlll hbPes
voluntary measures will be
enough, but a package of man·
datory controls Is being studied.
He ruled out the possibiUty
that gasoline rationing would be
part of a mandatory conserva-
tion program.
Saying be bas seen no indica-
tion "that the slide of Iran
toward chaos bas been arrest-
ed," Schlesinger said the cutoff
of oil from that Mideast country
is forcing the Udtted States to.
draw on reserves to make up
part of the 900,000 barrels a day
once imported from Iran.
"Unless we are able to restock
for next winter. our inventories
' could be dangerousJy low,., he
said.
The secretary said oil con~
sumption could be J'educed by
more effeotive use of new sup.
plies or natural gas. elimination
of unnecessary driving a~d
, 7 adherence to the 55 mph apeed
• limit. Beyond that, be said, several
mandatory measures are being
considered.
.. We do not know the extent to
' which we would need to tum to
mandatory measures if, indeed,
they are required," said ScbJes·
inger.
He said the administration is
drawing up a plan and "by April
1, we should have firmly in
mind, within this government,
what we are prepared to do.
''I think the Sunday closing
may be a necessary part of the
kind of package we may have lo
put together," be added.
ln response to questioning by
Sen. Paul Tsongas, D-Mass.,
t Schlesinger acknowledged that
Sunday closings, which the ad·
ministration could order under
e xisting law, would be a means
of heightening public awareness
of the need lo conserve as well
as a method of reducing gasoline
consumption.
Bkue Damages
Health Club
li:i Newport
A sprinkler system was credit· ed today with controlling a fire
that did an estimated $30,000 to
$50,000 worth of damage to a
Newport Beach health club
Tuesday.
The blaze was confined to only
part of the building.
Fire Inspector Art Morton
said tbe blaze began in tbe
s auna of the University Athletic
Club, 1701 Quall St .• at about 4
p.m. and filled the club with
s moke.
He aald the 1prlntler 1yatem
kept the f&re under control until
firemen arrived to edinguilh
the blue.
Club manqer Jeff Greeo •aid
about a dozen members were in
tbe club at the Ume but all were
evacuated safely. A member
lirst noticed the blue, be sa.ld.
The nre spread about 20 feet
from the sauna and into the cell·
log and crawl space above.
Green said.
He aa1d there wu also 1moke
dam••• tb.roucbout tbe e1ub.
water dama1e to carpet.a and a
bumed eJectrlcaJ conduit that
~ tbe club'• restaurant out of
bafae• for a du.
Came ot the fire 11 llD(Ser ln· .........
t ,000 feet slg,nlficantly no l r
than pnor pr clicH to cut back
powe r ul liOO fet:l lo r educe nol~
The new procedures have
Je<>pa rdiied HuJChes' test or a
larger ~et. the 8727 200 It ts try.
10g to convince Orang~ County
supervisors the plane is no
noisier than the DC-9s the airline
now flies or the 787 jets used by
Air CaUfornia.
Data released Tuesday by
airport Manager Raul Regalado
showed that the Hughes Boeing
Jets, previously measuring the
quietest or the aircraft, now are
the noisiest according to results
at six of sev~n noise monit-0ring
stations . The measurements
were made after the full power
to 1,000 feet orde r went into ef-
fect.
A noise readinf( has yet to be
calibrated from t he seventh
station.
Regalado said lhe results can·
not yet be regarded as signifi·
cant because they are from so
few teats. The measurements
were recorded between Feb. 2
and Feb. 4. and compare only
two flights of the B727 to 12
fli ghts of the company's DC9s.
A Hughes official in San Fran·
cisco, Larry Litchfield, said to.
day or the readings: "Admitted-
ly they are higher. But before we
decide the sigruf1cance of lbat,
we have lo wait and see what the
FAA response is to our appeal."
Litchfield said the company
hopes for a modification or the
order to permit a power cutback
at some compromise . point to
avoid creating excessive noise
over the Orange coast. u
Air California's 737s averaged
a bout gi decibels.
All the aircraft but the 8727s
jumped about four decibels on
tbe average after the FAA
takeoff procedures were or·
dered. The Boelngs jumped an
average 12 decibels, according
to the preliminary data.
Bill Martin, noise abatement
officer for the airport, said the
human ear i s u na ble to
per ceive a difference in noise
or fewer than five decibels.
But a UC Irvine professor of
soc ial eco logy who has
specialized in noise studies, said
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Bus-BIOc Set
Petitions Aimed at 1980 Ballot
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'BANDIT' KEEPING AN EYE OUT FOR NEW MASTER
Penny Miine Holds Hard-luck Pooch In Laguna
One-eyed Dog Rejected Again
By STEVE MJTCRELL ot .. Delly ........... Maybe three Umes will be the charm for a one-eyed
pooch who bas been rejected by two ownera ln as many
months at the Laguna Beach animal shelter.
Bandit is back at the city shelter after bis second set of
masters decided they didn't want tbe animal they adopted
two days before. Members of the Pet Responsibility Com-
mittee in Laguna Beach say they'll really screen the next
applicant.
IT ALL STARTED a few months ago when the friendly
basset-beagle mix was brought to the shelter as a Jost dog.
He was adopted. But later the two-toned pooch turned
up on Coast Highway near Boat Canyon, apparently aban·
doned. The dog was struck by a car, and a veterinarian re-
moved the animal's right eye.
Then it was back to the shelter for some good care and
recuperation. As soon as the stitches were removed, Ban-
dit was up for adoption again.
He sat around the shelter for nearly a month before
Pet Responsibility Committee ofricials asked a daily paper
to feature Bandit in a "Dog of tbe Week" photo.
THE PICl'VRE OF BANDIT, peering into the photog·
rapher's camera appeared in Saturday's eaper, and that
aftetnooo a 10-year -old etrl and her mother arrived to pick
up lhe pet as a birthday present.
Monday morning, animal control officers found Bandit
back at the shelter.
"As soon as the animal control officer opened the gate,
Bandit leaped into his truck and fell asleep," said Commit-
tee member Gen McMenomy this morning.
o11 don't think her parents were too keen on a one-eyed
dog," Ms. Mc Menomy said. "The kids are always great,
but the dog lso't good enough looking for many adults."
SO BANDIT SHARES a nm with another canine at the
shelter, waitlng.
''The poor little schnook ls as friendly as be can be,''
Mrs. McMenomy said. "It's a sbame some people can't
overlook a handicap in excbanae for a loving pet."
Anyone interested ln giving Bandit a third chance
can reach the P t ResponslbWty Committee by calling
494-2000.
By KATHY CLANCY
OI h D.llly Pl ... St.tft
A petition drive to place two
a nti-busing 1,njtiatives on the
1980 ballot will begin next week,
organizers of Orange County
Bus-Bloc said today.
One of the petitions would be
nearly identical to a proposed
state constitutional amendment pending in the Legislature that
would ban forced school busing
to achieve racial balance, Hunt-
ington Beach resident Doris En·
derle said at a press confereo~
this morning.
The secOnd would amend the
state constitution to give the
10 Inches
Of Snow
In Dixie
By Tbe A.Noclaled Preu
A major winter atorm blanket-
ed much of Dixie with heavy
snow today and move4 OD to
s narl traffic and cJese airports
ln the big ciUea of tbe Northeast.
Up to 10 inches or anow fell in Tennessee, 8 inches accumulat·
ed in some parts of VirglAla, and
10 inches were expected in
Maryland in the mid-Atlantic re-gion's worst storm or the winter.
Washington's National Airport
was closed with 8 inches or snow
expected in downtown areas and
10 inches ln the suburbs.
Douglas Municipal Airport in
Charlotte, Va., report.ed 5 inches
of snow by mi dnight, the
heaviest snowfall there since
Dec. 3. l!m.
Heavy snow also fell in Penn·
sylvania, New Jersey and New
York City.
Schools w e r e c lo se d
throughout the region.
Ice-laden tree limbs knocked
out power in much of South
Carolina and northern Georgia.
Georgia reported the only
weather-related fatalities . One
person was killed in a traffic ac·
cident on an icy toad and two
others died lo a house fire that
was blamed on a faulty heater.
A slate trooper on the Penn·
s yJva n ia Turnpike in
Montgomery County said slick
roads were causing numerous
accidents.
"They're salting a nd cinder-
ing, but they're not able to keep
up with the rate il 's coming
down," he said. "It's terrible.
There are a lot of small acci·
dents."
The storm also dropped heavy
snow in central Arkansas and
the mountains of the Carolinas,
and snow warnings were issued
(or parts o! Oklahoma.
Coast Crash Kills Three
Two men and a baby glrl were
kllled Tue1day In a grinding
Dana Point collision that OC·
curred when another car travel· ln.c ~to 80 miles per hour ap.
parently failed t.o atop at a light.
Orange County Coroner's of.
ficlals identified the dead aa
Samuel J . Mustan, 20, and bl.a
fou.r-month-old daughter, Alana
Carol, both of 153 Aventda
Miramar in San Clemente.
Muatari wu a marine at Camp
PendJeton.
IdentiflcaUon of the third vtc:•
Um, a lf.year-old Marine who
wa1 a paaeenger In Mustarl's
car, was with be Id peodln1
notification of next or ldu.
C1Ufornl1 Hlahway Patrol
•Pokesman Tom S.pp Hid the
7:30 o.m. accident occurred
wben a im Cadillac driven by
Nelda Silverstein, lt, of Wtlt
•
Covina, apparenUy ran the red
light at Selva Road and Pacific
Coast Highway.
Miu Sllveratein's car
s lammed broads ide into
Must.art's car, whkb was travel-
ing south on Coast Highway,
hurUng tbe lnfant out or the vehi·
cle.
Miss Silverstein was taken lo
Saddleback Community HospttaJ
and later transferred lo UCI
Medical Center with major in·
juriea. Rer condition today wu
not avaJlable.
A third car •as struck by the
Sllverstein vehicle after lt
careened off Mustarl'a car, but
the driver w11 not injured.
Highway Patrol spokesman
Sapp said a special' accident ln·
veatlgation team waa 1\udyin1
the collision today.
Agents Seize Drugs
SAN JOSE <.\Pl Local,
state and feder.~~ narcot,Jca aaenta have &M"elwa aeven peo.
pie end Mlled more than SO
poundl ol PCP -Angel Dust -
wltb a 1treet value of te. 7
million at nearby Seqj.a. Cru.&
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and Bend Ore. Richard Dunacan, a DEA taak
rorce acent, 1al.d the 1~ ae·
counted for 15 percent ol the
PCP tralftc ln tbt Santa Clan
Valley and dld bualn•'• lA
Sacrameato. . . . .. ,
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Legislature alone the power to
provide for school reorganiza·
lion or realignment of d1strict
boundaries.
If Bus -Bloc members can
gather 553, 795 signatures on
their petitions by June 29, Mrs.
Enderle explained. the
measures would be placed
before voters in 1980.
Mrs. Enderle said Bus-Bloc,
which now claims between 2.000
and 3,000 members. chose to of·
fer its own initiative despite the
fact that one authored by state
Seo . Al a n Robbins. D-San
Fernando Valley, also would
prohibit forced school busing.
Robbins' measure already has
passed the state senate in a 31·5
vote and is headed for Assembly
hearings this month. If passed
by the Legislature, the measure
also would' go to voters in lstm.
Mrs . Enderle said there is a
chance the Legislature wouldn't
pass the Robbins measure, or it
could be "amended or watered
<town before it gets to the ballot.
"We hope it does pass. but we
still are going through with ours
·so that the Legislature will rec-
ognize this really is the will of
the people," she explained.
The reason for the second in-
<See BUSING, Page A2)
Gas Bill Not Paid;
Baby Found Frozen
NEW YORK CAP>-H•r rel·
atives lined the windows with
cardboard from diaper boxes to
keep out the cold. But tbey
didn't pay their 1aa blll for as monU.. and 9-monlb-old Cyn.
tbia P'eliccea. clad only in
diapers, wa1 found froua to death in ber crib.
Her 2-year-old brother, Tom·
my, was found swollen with
frostbite when police were called to the basement apart.
ment ot tbe two-story house that
utility company omcials said
bad been unheated since July,
1977. The temperature was in
the teens.
Authorit ies said they wer~
considering charges agalnst the
baby's parents, Thomas Felic-..
cea. 21. and Eileen Feliccea, 24.
Thirteen others in four 1enera· .._. b"9d Jn the house in the
South Osone Park section of
Queem.
P'rank Fellccea, the infant's
grandfather, round the child's
body Tuesday and called police
from a neighbor's home.
The children's stomachs were
bloated because "all they ever
fed them was warm water or
tea. They'd cry themselves to
sleep down there in the cellar,"
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Two Aliens Failed
To Save Fire Victim
Two gardener s -illegal when they noticed smoke com·
aliens from Mexico -tried to ing out of a window at about 2:30
save a Huntington Beach woman Monday afternoon.
who died in ber burning home They tried to get in the front
Monday, it was revealed today. door of the home, but were
Fear t n g tr o u b I e with .s driven back by names, heat and
authorities, they fled the scene s moke. One or the men was
after their unsuccessful rescue burned slightly.
e!fort and after telling neighbors They then ned In their car
in broken English to call the fire after warning neighbors.
department. Firemen a rrived minutes later
Huntington Beach police Sgt. and found the Interior or the
Luls Ochoa said the two illegal house ablaze. Fire Capt. Roger
aliens returned to the scene or Hosmer said firemen assumed
the fire at the urging of their someone was inside the house,
employer and told their story to but were unable to find anyone
police and fire investigators. <See AUENS, Page At>
The gardeners were working
tn the yard at the scene or l.he
tragedy, 7631 Yukon Drive ,
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Tun Yessel.s
CllllSe Record
Off Mexico
A new elapsed time record in
the 1,12.f·m.Ue Marina del Rey to
Puerto Vallarta yacht race ap-
peared certain today as the two
lead boats ln the 21-boat neet re·
ported positions that s hould
place them across tbe rini.b line
shortly alter noon Tbunday.
The 85-foot stoop Ra~me re-
ported a position 290 mtles from
the finlah after a 250-mlle day's
run.
The •root sloop Drifter abo
to11ed a 2:50-mlle day and was
about2l mun bebJnd lt1,Ume.
The elaoeed t.lme record la 1ht
da.ys, tflree houra and 3t
minutAll. That would •1ve tN
~'-until l"riday al a p.m. for a new record.
Radio tranamluk>n from the
eacorl veuel Ploneer was
1arbled and the weaUter and
handicap po1lUona were H ·
readable.
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Co ast
Weathe·r
Late night and morning
fog a nd low c louds ,
otherwise fair with some
h ig h clouds th rough
Tbursd•Y· Little change in
temperature with lows
tonight, t2 to 48. Highs
Thursday 60 to 65.
INSIDE TODAY
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .•
tDlto fJ'ffd tovr ~ 1tudJ1· mg Jor the Romms CothoUc
prWlthood, IOllS he dots not
e~ct religion to bt on ww 1/ ~ decides to nm /or pr111·
dnt nut ~ Storv P~•
Al4.
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Fai·tners Hail '&u od ·¥ear' Marvin's
Attorney
Testifies
WA lONOTON 1AP1 Cold
nncl 1tlrr fter campin1 dun
the city'• heavlett oow tonn I
tbt )'tar, prot tlnf larm'n l"f'
lurn~d to Con1r~~ and th~
A&rlcultu ~p•rtmenl trid<&
S crct r)' Bob H r1l1nd roun le~d "tth n upbut m . 1
obout rural prot1pt-rity .
"Thl' i.lul or A merlnl'I
AJl'wult\U'C b 5Ub l nuaJl)' bt1
tt.1r than u w11 • yt"ar qo, ..
S.raland Mid ln remark&. pre .. ar~d ror o heartns by th HOU:.e
A&:nculturu Commlttn• m~ ~mmcnlei ~hurpl)' df11put
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BUSING •..
h iatlvc, Mn. Endt•rle contmu~
will bt-lO take dttblODb about
s chool orgao,zat,on mMtten
away from couru and ve:it Ult:m
an the Leglslaturc
Bus-Bloc was oraan1ied by
Mrs . Enderle and HuntmRton
Beach Umon High School Du.
trkt Trust1..<t: Dons Allen to com ba t the so-call~ metropohtan
pla n. a school busmg blueprint
that would JOIR Orange Count,y
with the three neighboring coun·
ties for purposes or achleving ti
racial balance in public school6.
The plan was outlined by a
pane l of experts a ppointed dur·
ing court proceedings in the
lengthy Los Angeles Unified
School District busing case.
Mrs. Ende rle said Bus-Bloc
expects to be joined in gathering
petition signatures statewide by
various .boards of .rcaltors. pro-
f am Hy a nd pro.life organiza·
lions. She said she doesn 't 1iw
if the Los Angeles·based us Stop wiU Join the effort.
She said her organization has
colle<'ted SJ8,000 in donations so
far , but expenses for brochures,
newsletters and other Ite ms bas
totaled $18,500
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Mesa Council
Flays Metro
Busing Plan
Costa Mesa city council mem-
ber s have condemned a pro·
posed "m etropolita n" bus ing
plan designed to achieve racial
integration or public schools in
Otange, Ve ntura and Loi:.
Angeles counties.
There was some hesitation on
the part of Councilman Dom
Raciti Monday to endorse the
resolution passed on to Costa
Mesa councilmen by Fountain
Valley officials.
He said he was not sure if the
city should get involved in the is·
~ue
H owever, Mayor Ed
McFarland said it was at least
as important as a city-endorsed
resolution against the sale of
counly·shcltered animals to re-
search labs . Raciti backed that r~solution.
Raciti joined his fellow council
members in passing the anti·
busing resolution unanimously.
UWSS WRITERS
CJ'IE KORCHNOI
BARCELONA. Spain <AP) -
Aoatoly Karpov may be the
world's top chess player but the
International Association of
Chess Writers has given Us 1978
world chess trophy to Viktor
Korchnoi, Karpov's latest oppo.
nant.
Slxty-rour chess journalists
vote to determine the winner of
the trophy, sponsored by a
Spanish commercial firm.
Korchnol won the trophy Tues·
day. the twelfth awarded, with
707 points. Karpov, winner of the
pht five awards. got 689 points.
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aarlculture 5('t'rN•t)' 1mld
H1· ~. ho~t•\t-r. It hoult.I t:•' "'l\hout uylo.c • lht:ro re
m<t1n d tnd t vlduul r um
opl•rarors in eHOry 1 e Ion ol t.h
l OUnlr) who did not rart' V.t II "
•'"' Dllln •• Bl•q•lunt.I ul lhl'
hl.'HIOI waa udi~nce o r
h&rmera who 11y they rear los·
ln1 th r land II the)' to e thelr
Cite.
H.-avy aecurlty meaaurea
wtrt· taktn to protect Beraland
l'I th\' "ft~rmalh of his hard·
ou. "d f<'Jettlo n or the farmers'
dtm nd for new law to restore
tl1l'lr mcomc
While muny of the farmers
h ad~d for the-committee hear·
Inga '11\d other <'ongre11sional of-
Clct>6 , police granted th~ t>F<r
h•!itcrs permission tor a limlWd
• t rurtor t udt·'' arou nd the
Cunmen Raid Bingo
Game; Woman Slain
OA KLA!'lo D 1AP 1 l''our
~un m~ bunt in upon a chur<'h
bmgq game and opened Im: on
lht> r:rostly eldl'rly playcr11 , kill
mg one wom&n and wounding a
man. police 11a1d.
"It was Just a wful," i.a1d
Lydia Raven, a rt!gulur weekly
bingo player at the school.
Sister l>iana Marte made the
usual classroom roundis toduy,
alte r spending time with some or
the children on the playground
at St. Louis Bertrand Church
School, the scene of a crazed
shooting spree.
The four would·bc robbers en-
tered the school cafeteria, local-
Cop Injured
In Huntington
Cycl~ Crash
A Long Beach police officer on
b is way to work Crom b\s
Newport Beach home s uffered
leg injuries at 6:04 a .m . today
when bis motorcycle collided
with a van in Huntington Beach.
Officer Lloyd Lund. 52, was re·
ported in surgery this morning
at Hoag Memorial Hospital a rter
his city-owned motorcycle col·
lid ed with a van driven by
Miche le Mileski. 24. of 16862
Pacific Coast Highway, Hunt·
ington Beach.
California Highway Patrol of·
ficers said Lund was northbound
in d ense fog when the van.
southbound on Pacifi c Coast
Highway. turned left at Warner
Avenue.
Officers said Lund suffe red a
broken right leli(
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ALIENS .•.
while fighting the blaze .
It was not until almost an hour
later that firemen discovered
the body of Gwen V Mawson
45. in a bedroom closet. Th~
worn an apparently died of
s moke inhalation. firemen said.
The gardeners told police Sgt.
Ochoa they left th e scene
because they we re afraid they
would be sent back to Mexico if
authorities discovered \bey were
in the U.S. illegally.
Fire Capt. Hosmer said it is
unlikely firemen could have
saved Mrs. Mawson even if the
two gardeners had remained at
the scene.
The two men aren't suspected
of any wrongdoing and were re·
leased after questioning, Sgt.
Ochoa said.
Firemen believe a s hort
circuit in Mrs. Mawson's
television set touched off tbe fire
while sh e was na pping in
another part of the house.
Funeral services are pending.
for Mrs. Mawson, who rented
the Yukon Drive home and had
lived there with her son, Mark
Sugamele, 19, for the past six
months.
Foliage Fiklaed
cd on Oakland's eastern border,
t.hortly before 8 p.m. Tuesday.
A group of about 250 mosUy
black and elderly persons bad
paid $4 to socialize and win
some change at a weekly bingo
game .
"Freeze!" one or the suspects
shouted and announced they
were robping the place. police
said.
When the panic-striken crowd
did n 'l freeze fast e nough, 12
shots from ~l,fifle and three hand
guns sent them scurrying for
cover. police said ..
Dorothy M. Taylor, 49, of
Oakland, didn't make it. ~he
was pronounced dead on amvaJ
at Vesper Memorial Hospital in
San Leandro with a gunshot wound in ner baek.
Henry Hutchinson, 64, was in
st a ble condition at Kaiser
HospltaJ in Oakland with a bullet
wound in the leg.
t>olace bad no suspects in the
killing but U . Terry Green sald
they bad good descriptions of the
four. Two oC them wore stocking
masks and they were in their
late teens and early 20s, police
said.
A pair of eyeglasses, shattered
from bullets. lay on the cafeteria
table at lhe school.
Green said some people had
minor graze wounds and re·
portedly/lefl on their own after
the shOOting. ·
PUmners Eye
Ordinance,
Development
• PreliD'l.inary i>lans ror a 200-
acre residential development,
and a proposal 1o lower to three
the number of unrelated people
who can live together, are
among the items scheduled for a
Newport Beach Planning Com·
mission study session Thursday.
The session will begin at 2
p. m . in City Council chambers.
3300 Newport Blvd. No action is
taken at a study session.
Among the subjects to be
studied will be some possible
com bi nations of single-family
and other residential develop·
menl on 200 acres at the Ford
Aeronutronic site north of
Newport Center.
A s pokesman for Daon
Corporation and Eagle Develop-
ment Company sajd the meeting
with planning commissioners is
aimed at helping the developers
come op with a plan that may be
acceptable to the city.
A controversial proposal to
lower the definition of a famUy
to inc/ude oo more than three unre ated people living:
together also wiJJ be discussed.
The current maximum is four.
The redefinition would cut the
number or people who cani
share a dwelling unlt, with. the
aim of reducing parking prob-
lems. lt has been opposed by
UC Irvine students.
CdM Kids Go Ape
For 'Jungle Day'
Today was .. J ungle Day" al
Corona del Mar High School but
some o! the natives who Uve in
the a rea may not be too happy
about it.
A few members of tba school
j untor class apparently got ear-
ned away with their efforts as
part of the school's "Splrll
Week," Principal Oennjs Evans
said.
He said when he arrived this
momiog he noticed that l\ome of
the g~eenery decorating the
school quad looked a mite ex·
pensive.
only a few oC the students were
involved, said those Implicated
will be required to return those
pla~ts that weren't damaged
and reimburse homeowners for
thereat.
About ball a dozen plants,
mainly small palm treea and
lerna. were involved, he said.
Tbe achool staff ii still U'ying to
determine exactly whifh
homeowners were aflec~. !. .,
Evans explained th1t the
juniors were drcsslng up the
campus today during tMlr tum
in a week of school spirit ac:·
tlvltlcs.
Agriculture Department
S atltrled after an orderly,
200·vehlclf' "trail run" past the
White Houa_. Tuesday,
authorlUes allow d 300 farm
machines out or the encamp.
ment for the Ac,rlculture Depart
ment run alter toda)''s snow.
delayed momJng rush hour was
over
But they made it clear that the
entire armada pa rked on the
Mall -about 1,500 vehicles -
would not be let out at any one
tf me, nor would they tolerate ·
any attempt to repeat Monday 's
traffic.jamming tactics.
The forced campslte appeared
unusually quiet today. s ave a
few tractors driven in circles
churning up the browned gr~~:
It seemed certain that at least a
substantial portio n of the
original force ol 5,000 farmers
had gooe home.
' -~-........... HEROISM CITED
Security Guard Cambtln
Guard Cited Protes t lead e r Gerald
Mccathern. lbe American
Agriculture mo.-ement's na-
tional "wagonmaster ," ap-
peared on ABC television today
and called Be rgland "just a
damn liar" for Ms re marks on
the same network Tuesday.
Bergland said then that while
some farmers have "local"
problems, many simply made
bad ~usiness judgments. paid too
much for land, were seeking
publicity or were "driven by Just
old-fashioned greed."
For Heroism
In Shooting
But "he's not out there paying
my bills." said Mccathern, who
grows corn near Hereford Texas. · '
"He doesn 't know the
hardships l'm going through and
maybe if I could supplement my
income with a salary the way
that he is I could possibly keep
my farm going. My farm is tor s ale."
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INFANT. • •
said an 18-year-old neighbor,
Eddie Cruz.
Tommy Fellccea was treated
at Queens General Hospital for
exposure. Three other youftg
children, including two cousin:>,
were turned over to the city's
Bureau or Child Welfare after bein~ treated for exoosure .
Another neighbor. Ru"9ell
Cordero. 15. said older family
members frequently only ate
".macaroni boiled in water with
nothing on it."
The inside or t.be house, he
said. ''is just a wreck, it'a a
shambles, there are roaches and
rats."
''Nobody in the hou~e ever
was hed. What the heck when
it's 13 degrees who's g~ing to
take a showe r o r a bath?"
Cordero said.
Rocky's Aid
Call Hour Late
NEW YORK (AP> • Sources
close to the family of Nelson A.
Rockefeller say the first call for
emergency medical aid was
made an hour after his fatal
heart attack, the New ·vork
Times reported today.
The Times quoted unidenWied sources close to the family as
saying the 70 -y e ar-o ld
Rockefeller's fatal seizure oc·
curred at 10: lS p.m . on Jan. 26
at his Wes t 54th Str eet
townhouse.
. Megan Marshack, the 2.5-year-
old stall alde who was with
Rockefeller (hat night, called a
friend after the attack, tbe
newspaper quoted sources as
saying.
G em
Talk
lllJM l 'llfH ES
THE SAME FACES
. Ule l't' 11111 hNf'
SAN DIEGO <AP l -'While a
°sniper was killing the principal
and custodian at Clevela nd
Elementary School and wound-
ing eight children a nd a
policeman last week, Steven G.
Camblin drove a dump truck in·
to the assailant's line of fire.
He was an unsung hero until
Tuesday, when the Board or
Education, after being notified
by police, cited him Co.r "heroic
and unselfish actions." '\. ' -
Camblin, a district security
guard at a nearby high school,
was called to help at Cleveland
and arrived in the middle of the
g unfire that fatally wounded
Princip~ Burton Wragg, custo-
dian Mike Suchar and injured
several students.
Camblin saw police trying un·
su ccessfully lo start a large
trash vehicle and ran to their
aid. With the help of an officer.
1ne drove the vehjcle into the
school driveway where it could
act as a shield for the wounded
authorities said. '
No public mention was made
of Camblin's heroism last week
He returned to his post and filed
a routine report to city police fo r
their investigation.
Mes.a Police
Nab Two in
Store Heist
Two alleged armed robbers
were arrested by Costa Mesa
police Tuesday night, just 10
minutes after they reportedly
held up a Harbor Shopping
Center clothing store of $375.
Police credited the arrests to
an alert employee at Miller's
Outpost. 2302 Ha rbor Blvd.
The employee telephoned
police with a description of the
alleged getaway vehicle after
the 8:10 p.m . heist.
In custody today were Charles
Richard Turner, 26, of Sa n
Diego. and 24-year·Qld Richard
Logan Behrens of Fullerton.
They apparently were driving
out of town when Ofificer Jeff
Clark spotted their vehicle oo
Fajrview Road and made the ar·
rests.
Investigators said they found
cash and a new pair of jeans In
the car. A handgun allegedly
used in the robbery wasn't re·
eovered.
Police said both suspects re-
mained in custody today in lieu
or S25,000 bail.
People who stop In our store
often re.mark that they keep see-·
ing the same faces over and over.
And, they seem to like that.
LOS ANGELES <APJ -Lee
Marvin's chief attorney left his
seat at the counsel table today
and took the witness stand to
testiry about the day be and
another lawyer ordered Michelle
Triola Marvin out of tbe actor's
house.
A. David Kagon testified a1> a
hostile witness called by Mi1>.s
Ma rvin's attorney ln a property
settlement trial.
He admitted be threatened to
call the sheriff arid have Miss
Marvin bodily ejected from the
Malibu beach house she had
shared with the actor.
. "( did go to the phone and say 1J there was no other alternative,
I would call the sheriff." Kagon
testUied.
He said be bad arrived at the
beach house with another
lawyer at Mitrvin's request anii
found Miss Marvin "sitting in a
c hair with her back to the
beach." He said she appeared
agitated and refused to leave.
Kagon said he considered
aHematJves: ''to commence .. n
action for ejectment or for
someone to physically remove
her."
But he said he felt either
course "would subject us to ex·
actly the kind or publicity we did
not want to have."
That's when be threatened to
call the sheriff. be said, and the
only alte9._lalive left to Miss
MarVtn • was that she could
have stayed and waited for the
sherl!f."
He said she chose to leave.
That was in May 1970, six
years art.er the actor and the
former showgirl had started liv-ing together.
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AIRWEST •..
the effect of a three-decibel leve,
on human health is signir.Cant.
The professor, Uwe Reischl.
said a difrerence of three dec-
ibels means noise energy out·
put is exactly doubled.
In terms of noise e((ect on the
human ear, he said. one B727
passing overhead at 110 dee·
ibels, as recorded at Orange
County Airport, has the same im·
pact a s two DC·9s at 107 decibels.
. The Hughes tests began last ·
December, when county
supervisors agreed to allow up
t.o 90 days for the airline to prove
1ts cue. The bigger jets caJTy
155 passengers, about SO percent
more than the DC·9s.
Noise data has been monitored
each 30-day period.
The supervisors said that if
the larg e r plane w e r e
significantly noisier at any of
the test locations. the test would
be halted.
The FAA order modifying
takeoff yrocedure~ came in the
mid st o the second 30-day re·
view period.
Because all jets now are tak
ing orr at lull power . all have
been noisier.
Last week's tests showed the
8727s registering three to five
decibels higher than the DC-9s.
Decibel le ve ls of the 8 727
ran~ed from 96.8 to 111: or the
OC-9,93.•to 107.4.
"The human ear wouldn't
hear much difference." Reischl
s aid, "but three decibels is a
significant difference in health
effect.a. That's 100 perecnt.
··Ju.st because you don't hear
it, doesn't mean it isn't hurting
you."
a . W C Lds Watch S1S8S
with diamond at 12:00
b. Diamond & Emerald RlngS450Q.
Valentine's Day A quick tour of the Eastbluff
neighborhood revealed a few un·
slahtly holes ln private lawns,
leadJns EvanB to suspect 10me
ol the fou.,e that tumed up on
c ampus mlsht have been
brought there without the
permlAion ot lta owners.
Further investt,allon hat re· vealed that such, indMd, wu
the cue, he uid.
On Monday. freshmen dressed
up a& Wlzard ol Ot characters,
he u\d. Tuesday was the
sophomores' Hospital Day and
Thuraday wm be Western Day,
the tenJon' responsJbUlty.
Anyone mluJng a cow or steer
on 1'hur1day m ight want to
check wttb the school, but Ev&n1
said be believea lhe atucttau
ha'lt learned lbftr l41810n.
Now. we 're not bragging about
how our faces look ... just that .
we're always here. We've been .
here for over 33 years, and hope
to stay a lot longer. Why? Well,
we've got a nlce locati o n ~
downtown, away from the high.
rent shopping centen. Parking Is
right out front. We're able to con·
ti!lue to deal in high quality without charging a premium for
overhead expenses. We get along
flne ·with our neighbors, too .
We're happy to be Involved in ef.
forts to improve our town and
make It an even better place to
. Uve. We think 1t pretty nice th
way it ls, but Just like our store.
we always want to make it bet·
ter.
J. C. fiunaphr"d ~we'4,.J
MEMSU AME•tCAN GEM SOCtU'f' ~
•S23 NrwflOHT 01.VO COSTA MESA
CONvtNtENT TlAMS e.n~CNtte
32 VfARS IN THE 8AMB LOCATION PHONE M1o3401
Evans, who emphHbed th•l
•
. 't
So~ stop by any tlme you want
to check on our faces .
• ,
, '
Wedneeday, February 7. 1979 * 5 DAILY PIL.OT 43
lJCI Frosh Part of National SurveU
81 PIDUP R MAalN
a. .. o.ll'f ...... *"
Most f~ bman 1tud ot.s •l·
t nd1na UC lrvlne think the eo ,
t>rnm nt ts dolna a poor job to
control pollution and prot C'l
eoo1u1Mrs, attonUns to a n1
Uon11 urn•y lh l •ncludl'd lhe campus.
The nt'w !\\Ud nL, nl o btU ve
the leaaJ SY5t m .clvH too many
bl"fl k to trlmlnal . the ri{'h llft rlch~r wbJl lf\ PoOr et ta td and larl.(< f l'~iUH are a paln tn
th populatloo e'ploston
Mor lban 22 Pt>rteot thlrUt
wom an's plMce 1s In th home
Rd11rnfn9
Hustler magazine owner
Larry Flynt plans to r eturn
t o Georgia next month, a
year after he was s hot a nd
partially paralyzed . He
faces a trial in Fulton Coun-
ty on charges of distributing
obscene matenals .
NB Driving
School Gets
-C.Ounty OK
T he Academy of Defensive
Driving of Newport Reach ap-
pears to have won the contract"
to run a traffic school for four of
Orange County's five municipal
courts.
Members of the board of
super visors voted Tuesday to
negotiate the contract for the
school wilh lhe academy.
Under the proposal, traffic
violators ordered to trafric school by Judges in all by the
South County court will pay tbe
1,:ounty $1S.
The county will then reim-
burse lhe academy for a sum to
be determined in negotiations. A
spokesman for the academy said
the charge to the county would
be in lhe $5 to $10 range for the
up to 5.000 students a month ex·
pected to be sent to the school.
The contract will mark the
firs t time that, such a coun
tywide program has been set up
for traffic viol ators
At present each municipal
<'ourt uses its own traffic school.
The Defensive Driving Academy
also runs the countywide traffic
~l·hool for pe-ople convicted of
drunken dl'iving
II. W. Holly, spokesman for
the arademy, said his firm addi·
tionally trains policemen in driv-
ing techniques for pursuits and
operates court traffic schools in
San Diego and Modesto.
A total of 10 firms submitted
bids for the county contract,
with the Academy getting the
highest ranking by a committee
of county staff members who
ana lyzed the proposals.
One of the firms not recom· mended for approval, the Long
Beach-Orange County Chapter
of the National Safety Council,
opposed the r ecommendation. A
spokesman said the bids of all
nine competitors relied on Na-
tional Safety Council materials
for which only the Long Beach·
Orange County chapter is the
authorized distributor.
In addition. the safety council
spokesman said. in order to get
authorization to use those
materials. a driving school may
not have classes of more than 50.
He c laimed a ll of his com-
petitors Cor the Orange County
contract had submitted bids
with class sites running up \o
150
Wieder Has
Heart Surgery
Irving Wieder, husband of
Orange County Supernaor Har-
riett Wieder ta reported ln good
condition today after undergoing
open heart surgery Monday in
Milwaukee. ·
A spokeswoma n for Mrs.
Wied r 1aid Mr. Wieder was ex-
pected to be moved out of in·
l e nslve ca re at Mt. Slnal
lfospltaJ by Thursday.
She 1110 nolt'd that Mrs . Wledtr has asked that no
nowerw be sent \o her husband
and that friends Instead mak
donations to the American Hean
AasoclatJon.
Mo t ~ant to have • ay In
uluaun1 t acbcra. and 83 ptr
ttnl think th . 1mo tandarcb
for acblc,·lng a df'ar houltl
apply to au, N>tAntle 1 of ethnic
or tt'Ol10m1<' d dvar"•I
Mort than half d •crib\•
lbem eh PollUcally H mid
dlf'.()r.tbe-mad,, rt. About 28 J>flr
C'f'nt vtew th rnulvt" as ll~ral,
ubout II pt'r<'~nt n <'On
. erv U\'t
Fewf."r th n half would lcgaliie
mar1,Juana 1.cl-• ThtM' ond omtr· opin10 and
demogroph1e ch racteristlc or
i.tudents are cont.alnt•d an u i.um
Vacant
Parcels
Studied
Orange County s upervisors,
faced with fe wer dollars for
parks and flood control in the
wake of Proposition 13. want to
rind out if they can ~enerate
more income by leasing vacant
county land. . .
At the s uggest i o n s of
Superv1sor Ralph Diedrich. the
board asked officials of the
county Environmental Manage-
ment Agency Tuesday to con-
sider concessionaire leases for
park and flood control property
under agency .management.
Parcels could be leased for
various activities ranging from
restaurants to sports facilities.
county officials explained.
··Because of budget con·
straints now and in the future."
Diedrich said, "new thinking 1s
being injected into many county
programs.
"I believe there are many
parcels of land ... that could be
of value to the private sector,
under lease. and that could re·
suit in income to the county and
st>rvice to the rommunity," he
wrote in a letter to fellow
supervisors.
Supervisors also will s uggest
possible pilot projects for testing
the lease proposal
Diedrich said he is reviewing
one sugj?estion in his district
Supe rvisor Thomas Riley said
recently -pur c hased counly
beach land in Capistrano Beach
mignl offer some possibilities in
his district.
Riley also menll<>ned a lease
arrangement for the (uture
Fainiew Regional Park in
Costa Mesa as a means of at-
tracting funds for park develop-
ment.
"l don't think it is going \o get
developed without this klnd of
action." said Riley.
Th e cvunty has offered leases
of property in the past. such as
com mercial sites in Dana Point
Harbor. the Mile Square Park
golf course and the Newport
Dunes recreation center.
But Diedrich noted the county
in mos t Instances has sold
rather than leased property.
·'It would seem more logical
to lease such lands in the future
in order to establi'1h income on a
perman~ot ba~is," he said.
Coimty Hires
Computer
Consultants
Arthur Young and Company
was hired by Orange County
s upervisors Tuesday to help de·
velop a long-range assessment
of county government's future
data processing needs.
The firm was one of three rec-
ommended lo s upervisors by a
committee or data processing
experts from county government
and private industry.
Of the three, Arthur Young
submitted the lowest bid for the
consulting work, $109,770.
Arthur Young was the same
firm used by the Orange County
Grand Jury last year for an
audit of county government'!\
current seven-year $26.2 million
contract fo r data processing
with Computer Sciences
Corporation.
That contract expires In 1980
and Arthur Young will help
draw up a new bidding package
that will be used lo soUcit pro-
posals for a future data process·
mg contract.
Supervisors authorized county
staff members to s pend as many
as 2.000 hours asslsttng Arthur
Young with its study. while the
firm bad proposed compleUng
the project with just 450 hours of
county help.
Supervillor Rol p,b Diedrich.
howtver, contended having the
county st.off work more closely
with the consultant should off er
"a more valid work product "
County government handled
lu own dato processing service
until contractJr1g w1lh Computer
Sciences Corporation In Au1u t,
1973.
mu rr of data on e ntering
ft e hm~n surveyed by the
Amt>ncan Councll of Education.
Tht> ACE looked at 383 col·
ll'lll'll und Utllvcrsltles In the na
tlon ()( UC lrvlne'.s 1,593 fall of
1978 l'ntcrlntt fres hmen, 856
piartlt,paled In th 5urvey
Th<' op\nlons of UCI students
don 'l vary lilgnlMcnntly from
thost ot students ln other parts
of the nnt on .
Only about 15 percent of UCl
Ire hmen want to abolish college
grade11. · · • •
On~ of the every f9ur students
ruvor censors hip-of student
publicatJons. a nd one of every
t1vc th.Inks college admuustra·
lion has the right to ban con·
troversial speakers from the
campus
f\ pro(ile of the class of 1982
nationwide s howed somt:
marked differences In UCl
freshmen.
They're a more racially
bala nced c lass. Nationwide.
nearly 91 p ercen t of the
freshmen surveyed we re wh.ite.
The UCJ figures was 67 percent.
There were more blacks at UCI
nearly eight pe rcent com·
pared to about six percent na·
t1onally -and there were more
orientals. 15 percent compared
to somewhat more than one per·
cent. The Mexican·Amerlcan
ratio was 7.7 percent at UCI
compared to .6 nationally.
Racial backgrounds were de·
termined by asking students to
list in which of seven categories they belonged.
The categories w e r e
white I cauc asia n I black /Ne -
gro/ Afro.American, American
I nd 1an. Oriental/ Mexican ·
American/Chican o. P uerto
Rican-American. and others.
The statistics show that the
·.
while/Caucasian cateiory at
UCI changed from 86.3 pertent
or the student population in im
to the most current figures of
67.2. Nationally the compadble
figures were 95 percent in 1973 to
90.9 currently.
UC t Chancellor Dani~l
Aldrich Jr. gave credit to an ac-
tive university Involvement m
recruiting minority s tudents.
"It indicates a lremendo~
chirngc in the composition of our
s tudent body when we opened U\
1965, when you could have count
ed the minority students on one
hand,'' Aldrich said.
"We have made a conscioui.
e ffort to reach out \o the minon-
ty students. We have many pro.
gra m s to reach out-to the
Junior colleges, to the high
schools, even to the juotor hlgh
schools."
Aldrich said there are still
"great numbers or students 10
Orange County and Los Angeles
County that need to be reached"
to be told "the UCI story."
"We're working on involving
them ," he said.
UCI officials regularly make
sorties in to the various com-
m unit ies t o explain op
portunities at the campus.
The ACE ,urveY also showea
tha t UCI students got better
grades in high school than did
the national average entering
college freshmen. More than 93
percent reported "8" averages
or better . compared to about 83
percent nationwide.
Sixty-one percent of the UCI
students reported they selected
the university because of its
good academic reputation.
The next biggest reason cited
for coming to UCI was its offer-
1ng of special education pro-
grams. None of the students said
they came to UCI only to l(et
away from home or because
-------e couldn'tfindjobs.
Washed lJp in Ne1eport
Two window washers who got stuck out·
side the sixth floor at 1201 Dove St. Tues·
day get a lift fro m Newport Beach
firemen. The pair, identified as Jimmy
Jones (with hat> and J essie Sumpter.
found themselves in a jam at about 4 p.m
when the motor that raises and lowers
the ir platform stopped working. The men
were rescued about 15 minutes later b y
firemen using a snorkel truck designed to
reach high places
Mobile Lot Plftn Gains
Supervuors I mpo•e 50 C.onJitjom
The proposed de velopment of
Orange County's first own-your-
lot mobil e home park advanced
a step Tuesday before county
supervisors.
The board endorsed a list of 50
conditions lo be Imposed on a
future 617-unit tenant-owned
mobile home s ubdivision which
would be built on 232 hilly acres
in a rural El Toro area.
But they a lso asked d e ·
velopers of the proposed Sad-
dleback Meadows complex to
come back next month with pro·
visions aimed at keeping the
prices of the homes in lhe so-
called affordable range. or at an
average price of about $55,000.
Tuesday's action imposing
condlllons on the development
marked lbe first step in the two·
year P.rocess.
McNm told s upervisors last
fall he expected to sell a home
and lot in the $50,000 range. But
the average price had climbed
to $5S.000 by Tuesday. a rise
blamed on higher building costs.
McNiff aJso had said efforts
would be mad e to k eep
homeowner association dues un·
der $50 a month, in part because
the association would own a
small shopp1nit center in the de·
vclopment
The center's revenue would
help finance grounds m ain-
tenance. a ~urity system and a
shuttle service to carry rest·
dents 3.5 miles down El Toro
Road to the nearest major shop·
ping area. he had said.
McNiff's attorney contended
u n s uccessrully Tuesday.
however . that asking the
builders to donate the com·
merciaJ property lo the associa·
tton ··would be a n onerous
burden."
He agreed to seek proposals
from a s hopping center de·
vcloper willing to lease bare
land from the association and
report back in four weeks .
"This project h as a
si~nficance far beyond one de-
velopment." N1xen said. "We
hope 1t will be a first step. a
model. in providing a ffordable
housing in Orange County
"We implore you not to
destroy the pro1ect. he said.
"We need your assistance .. in
not imposing so many economic
burdens.··
e students at UC I want
me doctors. dentists and
\!Cle arians than the usual
batch of freshmen.
A significant number -almost
29 percent-are maJoring an
biological sciences. That com-
pares to only about 1 percent na-
tionwide. and reflects the UC I ~mphusis in the field. The uni· •
versity, besides .a grounding 1n
the bas ic biologi cal d is
c1plines. has created new field~·
within the field, particularly th~
t!slablishment of one or the na-
t 1on 's first de partments or
psychobiology. the biology of the
mind and its effects on the body
T he next g r ea'ter ca ree~
asp a r ation is of prospective
engineers. accounting for 12 per·
cent of the freshmen.
T he least popular fields at UCl
a r e agr1cuJture. history and,
geosraphy.
Students were asked Ute in·
comes or their parents.
Thirty-six percent of the enter·
ing freshmen reported family
a nnual incomes of less than
$20,000; the percentages drop
rapidly with lower income: 12
percent under $10,000. some fl
percent under $6,000. less than
two percent under $3,000.
The biggest econom ic cluster
o f students 15 pcrcent -
re portcd f ami ly 1nromt>1>
between $20,000 and $25,000.
More than 12 percent of the
<;tudcnt!> said their famtlc~
earned more than $50,000 a year
What values do these student:.
hold? Accordin g to their
answers, UCI freshmen want to
become authorities an their
fields, raise families. attain
financial security, h elp thti
needy and develop a philosophy
or me. In addition. developers Grant
McNiff of Costa Mesa and Graf-
ton Worthington of Rancho
Mirage are to come up with
means that would allow a future
homeo~rs assodation to de·
rive revenue from a commercial
center that would serve their
community.
Supervisors h aggled among
themselves and with the de·
velopers' attorney, Alan Nixen,
for 90 minutes Tuesday before
taking action on conditions for
the development.
Lynn Hart HART'S John Hart
SPORTING GOODS
Supervisor Ralph Clark. for
example. at first said be would
vote against the development
unless it included restrlctions
agains t building on steeper
slopes and grading a long scenic
ridgelines.
Without such restrictions. he
said. ·•t feel then that this prop-
erty probably is not proper ror
this development ...
Clark nlented later. however.
saying there is a need for more
mobile home parks and a need
to allow mobile homeowners to
purchase their own land.
"I say that l am marching to
the tune lbat l have to protect
the eovlronment where 1 can ...
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich s aid.
''But I also have a massive
amount of people lobbying me to
get more s ites ror m obile
homes."
Board Chairman PbUip An·
thony added, "t just don't think
you can save every ridgelltle ln
the world and meet all human
needs."
Last August supervisors ap·
proved a change ln land use des·
lgnaUon that wo11Jd allow de·
vtlopment of the tenant-owned
mobile home par k off El Toro
road south of Cook's Corner
At the time. -they gave de·
velopers two years to work out
dttaU11 and obtain needed county
approvals. saying if they failed
the land would revert back to an
ope n 'PG ce and rese r ve
c&Alcgory
538 CENTER ST.• COSTA MESA• 646-1919
Children's Sweatshirts
& Pants -150 each
Baseball Warmup Jackets-J9s
ladies' Tennis Dresses
& Shorts Reduced 20 to 50%
Ladies' Racing Swim Suits Reduced 25%
All Down Jackets Reduced 40%
Litt1e Girls' Tennis Dresses-500
o,en 9 to 6
Basketballs
Foatballs
Y olleyballs
Soccer Balls
Softballs
Baseballs
T emris Balls
Sat. 9 to 5:30
Tennis Shoes
. Soccer Shoes
Jogging Shoes
Track Shoes
Baseball Shoes
Basketball Shoes
Volleyball Shoes
Tennis Rackets
Badminton Rackets
Racquettaall Racquets
Racqaetballs
Racket Strinlinr Center
531 Center St 646·1919
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Marpb in Wages, Prices
r ot Bick r WASIDNGTON CAP) -Forty-one compani&s have requested ex·
ceptloro fr0m President Carter's anti·lnflation wage 1uldelloes, but
only rivu have so rar sought reuer frorn the prtce standards, the ad·
minislraUon DMOunced today. TtOlOW TUE llt\SCALS 0 DEPT. A mood of
a1vln1 lbo aaelc to local poliUclans seems lo ~ prevaWng
ulonR both tnd.tl of thia bf. t of all pcwtbJe coasts
Barry Bosworth. director of the president's Council oo Wace and
r>rsce Sta bill tr. disclosed the
San CJemt11tt" \Ot~n JUSl 1ot lbrou1h applylnl ll\e bool
10 lhree C1ty Council mt!mtM-rs ~o of lbem wtrci con
J4tantly bickerlna with th· lh.ird So t.M voters canned a.ll
lhrte
fleureti In ttstJmony submitted standard have been granted, but
Lo a tloU!ie Government Opera· the rest remain u.nder consldera·
tlons subcommittee that is hold· lion, Bosworth said. He added
ing hearlngs on Carter's anti· that to date no individual or
Now. up coast in Hunu.oatc>n Beach, certain parlles
urc <lttempttna to oust ull seven council mtmbers and the
t'1ty uttomey a i. t•n added attraction
inflation program. company bas been determined
MAvv OF THE naMs are to be in violation of the anti· ,,,. • . inflation standards. seeking exceptions to the 7 per·
So avid att Hunungton'& recall leaders that they even
, declared the effort lo oust former m11yor .Ron Shenkman,
· cent wage increase guideline on ON 11JESDAY, Alfred Kahn,
the grounds or "acute labor the council's chairman. told tbe
s hortage," a category used subcommit tee that more than
particularly by companies that 200 or the nation's 500 largest
requ\re hig hly specialized corporations bad pledged their
workers support for the president's
Five exc-eptions to the wage "volu n tary" wage-price
who had already beaten them to the punch by quilting the
touncil. Apparently you just can't resign fast enough in Hunt·
ington Beach.
AS TO TIIE CHARGES against all the Huntington city
officers, onf' recall leader was quoted as saying all their
bickering is really hurting the municipal government.
Thus you may be amazed lo learn that in both the San
Clemente and Huntington Beach cases, bickering has
become grounds for recalling elected brass. Thls is a
rather new twist
Previously. it had been assumed you do not recall a
public officer unless he or she has been guilty of gross and
shameful misconduct in public office.
IN OTIIER WORDS, the council person was guilty of
01aking off with part of the city treasury, or took a s izable
kickback for a rezoning consideration. or consistently
showed up al council meetings in an advanced stage of
boozing and snored a lot during the sessions.
Now, apparently, bickering is enough lo get certain of
the taxpayers passing recall petitions.
Thus I guess you must change your views on local gov·
<>rnment. I always thought City Councils were supposed to
bicker. I recall one bicker that went on for days in
Newport Beach on the proposed door for the City Clerk's
Officl'.
There we re two factions on the council. One side want·
cd an expensive fully gla ssed door. The other demanded
the economy of a half.glassed door. Half-glassed won. I
think.
But nobody shouted recall.
IT IS UNCERTAIN at this writing .how the throw-out
campai,gn will go in HunUngton Beach. But we do know
that three council persons have been shown the City Hall
exit in San Clem ente. ·
Even more amazing, 21 San Clemente residents have
taken out nomination papers seeking the seals of those
oustC'd
These people must be gluttons for punishment. They
too want to get on the council so they can later get booted
for bickering.
First Lady Speaks
On Mental Healt1'
WASHINGTON c AP ) -Rosalynn Carter, the first president's
wife to testify before Congress in more than 30 years, said today
society must erase the stigma attached lo mental health problems.
·until we break the self.feeding cycle of fear, discriminaUon
and lack of understanding, our efforts to improve the quality of
caro for all who need it wUI be in vain," the first lady declared in
testimony prepared for the Senate subcommittee on health and
scientific research. Mrs. Carter lobbied the committee, headed by Sen.
Edward M. Kenned y, D·Mass., for the 117 recommendations in the
report of the President's Comlnission on Mental Health. She is
honorary chairwoman of the commission
3,000 More
Vietnamese
Ask Refuge
HONG KONG (AP> -Another
freighter jammed with Viet·
namese sailed into Hong Kong
waters today. Government of·
ficials said the ship could slay
indefinitely but questioned
whether the 3,000 passengers
were true refugees or people
who had bought their way out.
The officials said the Viet·
namese couJd not come ashore
because Hong Kong's refugee
camps are full and that it would
be more humane to keep them
on the relaUvely roomy 3,506-ton
freighter Skyluck than to bring
them a shore to the crowded
camps. Food was sent lo the
ship.
T HE TAIWANESE freighter
dropped anchor at Lam1na
Island, about two miles
southwest of Hong Kong. About
30 policemen boarded the
rr·eighter. Sources close to the
government said they seized
documents and questioned the
passengers and crew.
Government sources aid
leaving the refugees aboard the
Skyluck should draw interna-
tional attention and spur other
nations to do something to help
the tens of thousands of refugees
fleeing Vietnam.
A TOO'AL OF 224 other ref-
ugees from Vietnam arrived in
Hong Kong Tuesday aboard
fishing junks .
Singapore officials s aid the
Skyluck left there Jan. 12 with
no passengers and listed Hong
Kong as its next port of call.
llong Kong permits ships that
list Hong Kong as their first port
of call to enter with refugees
they have picked up at sea pro-
vided they give the Marine
Department advance word on
their nationality, type, number
of persons aboard and reason for
coming here.
PHOTOGRAPHE RS WHO got
near the ship said the refugees
they saw did not look Uke they
had been adrift at sea.
A government spokesman said
there was ·'an increasing
amount of evidence" to indicate
the Skyluck passenge rs bought
their way out of Vietnam with
payments to the Vietnamese
government and lo an intern&·
tional syndicate dealing in
retugecs.
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guidelines.
Kahn also defended what he
sees as the administration's
legal right lo use such sanctions.
such as-·"Cienytng government
contracts to firms in non
compliance, as a means to en-
force the guidelines.
Kahn. answering criticism·-
from the American Bar Associa·
tion and the General Accounting
Office, said "our lawyers tell us
it's legal" ror the government to
impose sanctions by wit!JM>lding
contracts from companies that
violate the guidelines.
~ature's ArtistryJ 1
DURING THE HOUSE bank·
ing subcommittee bearing Tues·
day, KAbn also saJd the anti·
inflation program is "in a very
large measure, voluntary." But
he added the government is pre-
pared to use economic sanc-
tions. ·
Three joggers examine a giant ice geyser that ,was
formed after a pipe broke in Lancaster County Central
Park in Lancaster, Pa., Tuesday. The pipe ran through
a wooded section or the park where water froze to tree
limbs making it look like a giant geyser.
Kahn added that more than
200 of the nation's largest cor·
poraUons have promised to com·
ply with the price standards.
which generally limit price
hikes to S.75 percent.·
HE ALSO SA.ID most recent
major labor contracts have re·
mained we ll within the ad·
ministration's 7 p ercent
guideline for wage hikes.
GSA Auditor Flays
Purchasing 'Waste'
However, the ABA 's economic
resources controls committee
released a report Tuesday say·
ing "the president's plan is not
voluntary" because it relies "on
a fear of government retalla!
tion."
WASHJNGTON <APl --An individual buying a single product
over the counter often can gel a better deal than tbe federal gov-
ernment which spends $3 billion a year on supphes , says t~e chief
au'dilor of the General Services Adminis tration.
Howard Davia. head of the GSA 's audit division. blamed that
situation on the GSA's "multiple award" s ystem of negotiating
prices with individual suppliers. rather than buying supplies
through competitive bidding.
Jn testimony Tuesday before the Senate Governmental Affairs
subcommjttee on federal spending, Davia cited a recent example
in which the GSA negotiated a 6 percent discount on a product.
However. Davia said the supplier gave a 25 percent discount to
dealers, a 50 percent discount lo wholesales and 17 percent to one
over-the-counter bllyer.
The GAO, a congressional in·
vestigative a nd auditing agency.
expressed similar misgivings
Monday, but the agency added
that it is preparing legislation to
give the president authority to
withhold contracts. "I ttunk such examples are more typical than not." Davia to\d
the panel.
Understanding, Coping,
Accepting, Growing, Tranquility
No one ltkes 10 think about 11, yer during life we
will all be rouched by the loss of a loved per!>On
Underatendlng, coping, accepting, arid flnallv,
g rowing lhroogh the experience is essential to hie .. Perhaps no other subject is so litrle understood. or
misunderstood, and yet Os importance I'> undeniable
And, this is why this Important sub1err wns
selected as a Course by Newsp•per.
The course examines the Issues and problems that
mortality presents to modern American Society. The
topics Include: the dying patient. grief, the funeral.
death and children. explaining death to children.
youth and suicide. the role of the care·g1ving
prof esslons, moral and ethical 1~sues, and life after
death.
Two units of college, cred11 will be awarded for lhe succe~ful compk.>tlon of this sociology course .. I~ ,.,
accepted for transfer by four·year colleg~ and univers1lles Tectehers, nur..es. and others may recervl'
professional credit Course by Newspaper readings ctre c.ctrrled Saturday., bv the Dally Piiot
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Re leas
LOS ANO'EL.t;S t AP> • John Wayn~. r•cov.,r•na from a
cancer ooc.r•taon. la WI U\ C.he
UCLA Mtd1c1I Center and
hobpltaJ orflt ala now aJ'fll l aay· tn~ ~~o ~·n bf' r l ued.
"We know th l hc'i. 1eavU\.a
but lhe~'r. no d •ftnlte word oo
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whe~ lw ·\\tit b\t 101n£ bom , ..
med1cnl C\'Utt•r :,pokesman Al
Ille ks S'11d Tueiday
After Wt.tyne's Jan. 1J opera·
l ion ror sto mac h cancer.
hos ottal poke11 men said the
71 -year-old box otrlc~ kln8
would go home "in a week or 10 days."
Hicks said Wayne was "pro-
gressing s atisfactorily," but
would not comment further on hls condition.
NoTG%BI~~
SACRAMENTO <AP l
Caliromia does not need a tax in-
crease to Offset Proposition 13 revemre losses because a gov.
ernmenl hfring freeze has
worked so well, Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr 's chief fiscal adviser said Tuesday.
Finance Director Richard
·Silberman's rejection of the
possibility or a state tax in-
crease "anytime in the foreseea-
ble future" contradicts a recom-
mendation by Brown's special
commission on Proposition 13,
which submitted its final report
Monday.
2 F..,Hfe• Safe
SURF <AP> ·-Two Porterville
families who drifted at sea
aboard their 24 -foot boat for
three days escaped injury when
they abandoned the craft a nd
swam ashore in a pounding tide,
the Coast Guard said.
Ben Powell. his wife, Ona, and
13-year-old daughter Karen
were joined by Stan Thomas,
wife Alberta and 7·year-old son
Russell on the weekend voyage
aboard "The Carolina." But the
engine died that afternoon and
they drifted until Monday after-
noon when they decided to strike out for shore
NII€ Na~d ltt Sadt
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The
California Paralyzed Veterans
Association and two han -dicapped women, Paula Zeller
and Patty Ann Berkosky, have
filed swt in federal court against
the Federal Communications
Commission and NBC Inc.,
claiming discrimination in
employment because or dis·
abilities
The suit filed Tuesday seeks
an injunction restraini.ng further
alleged discrimination against
•1 qualified handicapped persons
on the basis of their disabilities.
and also asks unspecified
general and punitive damages.
Teaepw Fa~t• Told
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Federal investigators have un·
covered evidence that a
mysterious drum of dangerous
chemicals was shipped to the
Peooles Temple colonv in Guyana a few days before a
death ntual clajmed more than
900 lives, according to a
published report.
The San Francisco Examiner?
in a copyright article pubUshea
in Tuesday's editions, quoted un-
1dentifit.'<1 sources as saying the
drum or toxic c h emicals.
possibly cyanide used in the
mass murders-suicides, arrived
a few days before the Nov. 18
murders of Rep. Leo Ryan, D·
Calif., and four others.
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VOLUNTEERS PLACE BOOKS IN VACUUM CHAMBER
Lockheed Plant In Sunnyvale Alda Effort
Wisdom Frozen
Water-soaked Books Tr.eateiT
. SUNNYVALE <AP > -The wisdom orthe ages is being freeze.
dried like coffee in an attempt to rescue 40,000 waterlogged library books.
The volumes are going through a transformation that makes
them bard as a rock. then brittle as potato chips. then -it is hoped
-ready to go back on the s helves.
As part of the process. each book Is spending a rew days in a
vacuum chamber that was used to test the lunar land rover.
THE BOOKS WERE SOAKED last Nov. 4 when the water
main serving Stanford Universitf's library ruptured. Most of the
flooded volumes were works o philosophy. religion and other
humanities. but some rare 17th-Century miniatures were also
~. Fttbruaiy 7. 1979 OATI:Y"Pl\.01 AS
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Evidence 'Flawed'
Action Hampers Fraud Scheme Case
LOS ANGELES <AP > -Rubng evidence was
obtained by IUegal means. a federal judf.e bas thrown out key material in the government s case
against a 32·year-old computer analyst who al·
legedly masterminded a complex wire-fraud
scheme to steal $10.2 million from a bank.
RU1tln is on trial -racing charges of felony
grand theft, wire fraud, int~rstate transportation
of stolen property and s muggling -in connection
with the Oct.~ theft of the money.
Authorities claim Rifkin tricked the bank into
transferring the money to his account in
Switzerland, then used most of the funds to buy
diamonds from the ~viet Union.
Amon3 the evidence suppressed by U .S Dis·
trtct Judge Matt Byrne on Tuesday we re an arrest
warrant. an alleged confession and a cache of
diamonds. ·
THE GOVERNMENT WILL now 'have to
.. evaluate the evidence that remains and decide
whether to appeal," said Assistant U.S. Attorney
Kaherine Stoltt.
RlFOUN LATElt RETURNED to the United
States and was arrested near San Diego on Nov. s
with a cache of diamonds worth about $13 million
on the retail market, authorities said .
Defense attorney Robert Talcott introduced
the motion to Byrne to have the evidence sup-
pressed,
Riflcin was originally held on $4 mllUon bond, but 1t was later reduced to S200,000 after rus at-
torney argued that almost all or the money had
been recovered or accounted ror and that Rifkin was' in debt.
Murder, Rape Case
Psychic Hunts Suspects
CUPERTINO <AP l -The
past few days have been busy
ones for Kathlyn Rhea, whose
adrenalin tells he r things
withheld from mos t people.
Authorities say s he bas_ helped
them locale two bodies, one
missing since last September.
m s. Rhea, a parapsychologist
for 13 years, took less than an
hour to solve the case of Russell
Drummond, an elderly man who
wandered away from his family
Sept. 2. His body was found in
Calaveras County over the
weekend.
SUE ALSO gave g~eral in·
formation to police on the loca-
tion of an 8-year-old Fresno girl
whose body was found in a ditc!h
Tuesday. But Fres no Lt.
Maurice Regan said the body
was located because a farmer
2 Bodies
Discovered
saw the child's poodle whlmper-
ing near a ditch and called
police. The coroner's omce re·
ported tile girl had been ~aped.
Ms. Rhea. who says she is a
_psychic. said she planned to
work witll police-to firrd -those
res ponsible for the death or Vic· toria Anne DeSantiago.
·'The person should be ver:y .
very nervous about the whole
thing," Ms. Rhea s aid Tuesday
an remarks broadcast Jive by
radio station KMAK.
She indicated two m en were
involved. and pledged to "do
everything I can to see that
they're brought to justice. If
they're listening, they'd better
pay attention to that."
Ms. Rhea provided "visual
i mages" police said helped
locate Miss DeSantiago's body
Monday.
She said she told police ''the
girl was dead," lying naked in a
plowed field near a c hicken
r·anch and mountains.
"I -knew the child had been
phys icaJly bt>aten," Ms. Rhea
said.
POLICE SAID two men lured
Victoria and her J.year-old s~·
ter, Eva Maria, into a car Satur-
day by ocrering-to help find their
dog.
Eva Maria was found crying
but uninjured sever a l miles
away. She told police Victoria
had resisted attempts by one
man to undress her.
Later, a rarmer realized a
description of the missing girl's
dog ·matched a dog that wan-
dered onto his property Satur-
day. Searchers began concen·
trating on the a rea, and soon
found Victoria's body.
soaked. as was a collection of Time magazines.
The soggy books were rushed to commercial freezers so they LOS ANGELES CAP>
would not mold. They stayed there until Monday. when a dozen -County flood control
Stanford employees and volunteers removed the first 5,000 books workers h ave dis.
from the freezers, carefully unpacked them Crom cardboard crates covered the bodies of a
and lined them up on shelves put up in a 15-bY·lB·by-40-foot young colipte· snot to 1
vacuum chamber at Lockheed Missiles and Space Co. here. death near Pacol ma OCficiaJs at Lockheed say freeze-drying books is a first for Dam.
them. They're doing the work free of charge, and they say it's cost-The apparent murder
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iog them SS0.000. victims found Tuesday The books bad to be put rnto the vacuum chamber w1Uun two were identified as a1erGoodUnt•IFeb.13, 1979
hours of the time they were taken from the freezer. because if they Arthur Nat Leos, 28, or l7001. COAST HWY~ c-.. Mer'"°"' '7J.ff00
OH ALL HONEY BAKB> HAMS.
started to thaw the pages would be bonded together in the vacuum-Pacoima and Maryann ~ 24601 ltAYMOM> WAT• a TCNtO ID~ a. TOIO. f't40MI 1J1.m2
ing process. said Lockheed public relations director George Ro~ers. 24 or Lakeview l:fl~ lt06f IEACH &YD. •~Alfta.D. HUHnMGTOH IEACH. PHOttt 14&-1575 ~
Mulhern Terrace, sheriff's dep·· ~~ M1o~0rwo.,&----.u ...... s.a.-...,,,..~ ~-
LOCKHEED OFFICJ"'•"' ESTIMATE it may take them two µties said. No weapons /;.',.,.. ~\,~: ,......, were found at the scene. ~ ,;,{~ mont~todryo~au~.OOO~b.~5.~aw~k. -~d~~u~tli~eis~s~aI·~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lo the vacuum chamber, the books wUI be heated at tem· e P 1 ·
peratures from 80 to 120 degrees in a 60-hour process. The
moisture that bas been io them since the flood -and almost all,
other moisture · -will be s ucked from the pages.
Character Actress,
Jody Gilbert, Dies
HOLLYWOOD <APl -Character actress Jody Gilbert, who
began her movie career with W.C. Fields and later appeared in
such films as "Hello Dolly" and "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance
Kid," has died of complications following an auto accident last
Call.
Miss Gilbert, whose age was not revealed, died Saturday at
her Sherman Oaks home, a family spokesman said.
Born in Fort Worth, Tex., she studied at the Pasadena
Playhouse before joining Fields in "Never Give a Sucker an Even
Break" ln 1941.
On radio she was Marie Wilson's partner in "My Friend
Irma." which she later portraye<' on television. and she played
Rosa on "Life with Luigi."
More recently. she appeared on television's "Switch," "Love
American Style," and "Sanford & Son."
She is survived by her mother, a sister and one brother.
Funeral services were scheduled today.
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NEWPORT
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Orang
Arson Outbr ak -
l'arg t of Driv
Anionll'ls -people "ho purposely set lire~ for
revenf? • u ·uranc fruud or aome 1ck delicht are the
t rget of a nt-w Oranae count y la w nforcem nt
trackdownlhatd n • pubUc1uppcrt.
At n pre ~ conf rencc I t w k. reprt.' cnt~tlves
from local, stat nd fed r l acenrl asked for citl1ens'
h Ip they try lO curb "-hat was c lied ''the cancero~
growth of arson " the nation ·s ra test .:rowin~ crime
t1ro and police orrtcaals id thl' c r•me or Clre· ettmg as n difficult one to dete1:t. and one many c1tt1cm, tend to
overtook ' cnmint.tl.
Yet state rittures ho\\ nrl'On Is blum ed for a t l~a~t
25.000 rires p.>r \'ea r in Callfornia. blaie~ that claim 16 to
20 hvt!s, inJur~ 3GO person1> and raus£.' an esttm~tted S37'
million In propert> dum ug('
In ndd1tlon. the offi cials point out . the public pay-, for
property damage caused by arsomsts through higher
insurance pre miums on their own property
Thanks LO Neighborhood Watch a nd similar efforts. it
is not uncommon today for local reside nts to phone police
about s uspected cnmcs -the prowler near a neighbor's
home for example.
While the criminal clues left by arsonists aren 't as
easy for the citizenry t.o detect, those with tips about a
s uspected fire-sette r s hould be e ncouraged to come forward
with lheirinfotmation
Driver Ed Threatened
One of the budget cuts now being pondered at s tate
l~vel woula involve elimination of behind-the-wheel
driver training in high school. a t'hore most parents are
more than pleased to turn over to professionals.
The classroom a'spect of driver education would not
be affected. That is mandated as part of the high school
instructional program.
Behind-the-wheel training, though not mandated, is
offered in most high schools and is financed jointly by the
st.ate and local school districts. The cost per student. is
about $108, with half coming from local tax sources and
the other haJJ from the state.
The s tate's contribution is not derived from taxes . It
is taken out of the Pena lty Assess ment Fund, the money
paid in fines for traffic violations.
The Sacramento budget jugglers would like to use
this money for something else . The theory apparently is
that behind-the-wheel training can be provided by
parents or obtained from private driving schools.. paid
e ither by parents or by local school districts .
That's a ll ver y welJ. But it's been fairly well
established that parents are not always the best , or even
very good, driving instructors. And the .cost of private
instruction would be a burde n, either for parents or for
financially st.rapped s chool dis~ricts.
It may be said that driver training should not be the
res ponsibility of the s chools. Unfortunately, especially in
Southern California. driving skill is a necessity of life,
and the bette r the s kill is learned the safer we all can be.
The budge t trimmers s hould put this at the bottom of
their cut Hst.
Civics Illiterates
A mandatory run-through ii? civics is s upposed to
give high school seniors a modest grasp of the workings
of gove rnme nt by the time they gradua te and are eligible
lo vote.
It doesn 't seem to be taking.
The Gallup o rganization recently surveyed 1.000 17·
and 18-ycar -olds fo r the National Municipal League. It
found:
Only 3 percent could identify Alaska and Hawa ii as
the last two stales to join the union. CFlorida, Mexico and
Canada were among the ans wers l.
Only 4 percent could name the three presidents
who served be.fore Gera ld Ford.
--Only 29 percent knew that presidential nominees
are chosen in conventions.
--OnJy 50 percent knew the president cannot appoint
people to Congress.
Some of the answe rs were imaginative. The United
Nations was identified a s the nation with the largest
population in the world; the CIA and FBI as agencies -Of
the Unjled Nations; a nd Latin as the language most
widely spoke n in Latin America.
Dr Gallup's suggestion for improving the students'
s cores: ··Assign a couple of hours or reading every night.'·
Not a bad idea .
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Boyd/Traffic Mover
By L. M. BOYD
That famous huckster or
yesteryear. P . T. Barnum,
opened a museum in New
York City, Crowds jammed
the place. Barnum wanted to
move the walking traffic
faster. The morp he could
push out. the more he could
get in. So he posted a slgo
over one' exit which attracted
an enormous number of the
curious. ll read: ·'To the
egress."
Client asks how fast a weU·
served tennis ball travels.
Df~ar
Gloomy
Gu
Aaln Is that magic po·
tlon rrom heaven that
makes Californ ia
drivers 1uddenly rorget
a ll they know about
handlin«acar. • S,G.D.
'
Believe 112.88 mUes per hour
is top speed. That doesn't
even come close to the jai
a lai ball, please note. It
moves along at as much as 150
miles per hour.
Was in the late 19th cen-
tury that a certain bishop
declared in s ome anger:
"FUght Is reserved solely for
t he aogels!" The bishop's
name was Wright. He bad
two small sons named
Orville and Wilbur.
Halethorpe, Md., has a llt·
tie piece of legislaUon on Its
books that prohibits a kiss f~m lasting longer than or>e
second.
Q. "What goes into that
mixed drink known a!I tbe
Praller and why Is it so
called?"
A. Bourbon, anisette and
~rapefruit juice. Remember
Frailer, the California lion,
who ,fathtred 34 cubl? The
drink ls named in hi• honor.
Clalm Is OM drink and you
purr while two make you
roar. Qualnt.
The Univenity of Arliona
was buUt -In 1890 before
that state had any public
blgh schools.
~Obert N Wte'd/Publlsher ThoMH tceevlt/EdltOt
8a(bara Kreiblch/EdltOflat P• Editor
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Teng Ruffled ~etente Backers
W AS lll NGTO N Hand·
wranrana by champion of U.S.
Soviet delente, In and out Qf the
Carter odmll\lslratlon, over the
th m ol Teng llstao-plng's vlslt
conrtnna th timely warrung be
trumpeted: be on 1uard!
Jn private meetings w•th
l'retth.lent Carter and public ut·
t eru n ces.
Teng u hort
l'd Amcncan
to til9nd up to
t h e Sovil·t
U n 1 o n
l'sper1ally in
h ts rrieehn1ts w i th Con
gress men .
Hi s me s
s a ge th e n ·
S i g n all the a g reern.ents
with Moscow you want. But be
resolute Jn fa c ing Sovie t
"hegemonists": that means you
must act, not just talk.
That ls dissonant language for
the ears or Secretary of State
Cyrus Vance and his principal
adviser on Soviet affairs, Or.
Marshall Shulman, because it
undercuL~ their global strategy:
do not offend-Moscow. Thet-
strategy is precisely why Teng
feels a lecture for Americans on
the menac.e of the QOlar bear is
essential.
Thus js the first visit here of a
Chinese comm11nist leader filled
with irony .. The very diplomats.
academicians and politicians
who have clamored for lies with
Peking for a generation are em·
barrassed by Teng's warning
that the U.S.-Soviel cold war
persists. Some of the very
Carter administration officials
who insisted on "normalization"
want to gag Peking's anti-Soviet
voice.
NOTIUNG bette r illustrates
this than the experience at the
state dinner of actress Shirley
MacLaine, one of the legion of
American visitors the past dec-
ade entran ce d by th e
totalitarian cadence of Maoist
d1 c tatorship. -When ·she e x-
claimed delightedly about her
experienees in China in 1973, she
was hurried down the receiviRg
line by Teng. Undis mayed, Ms.
MacLaine proceeded at the Ken·
nedy Center gala to praise
China's Maois t leade rs now
Earl Waters
believed to be under house ar·
rest :it Teng's orders.
Tent's preference ran not to
Shirley MacLaane or even such
~ongtime cru sad ers for
normalizat1on1' as Harvard's
Dr. Jobn Fairbank. placed at the
No. 1 table with Carter and
Teog. It was only Sen. Henry M.
Jackson, a Democrat long deni·
grated b)' the Shirley MacLaloes
of his party as a cold warrior,
who received s pecial attention
and warmth from the Chinese
leader in the White House re·
ceiving line.
JACKSON had long and
amicable talks with Teng in
Peking in 1974 a nd 1978 <in
between which Teng was purged
by the Maoists>. and be prob-
ably has a c loser relationship
with the vice premier than any
other U.S. official. But beyond
friendlblp, Te~g·s embrace of
tht Senate's most Important
critic of U.S.-Soviet detente was
an Intentional message. ,
One l'eQOD that message -wu
necessary was that only a bland
press statement, not an official
communique putting forth a
common rront against Moscow.
ended the Washington phase of
Teng's visit. U.S. officials say
· the Chinese made clear from the
outset they normally do not is·
s ue commuhiques. tr so, that
practice evoked sighs of relief at
the State Department.
Teng's visit bas been dreaded
in Foggy Bottom by Prof.
Shulman and his followers who
fear any provocation of the
KremHn migb_t not only e n.
danger the SALT ti arms control
pact but so dlsturb the Russians
that they would further
destabllli.e world order. Word
seeped out of the State Depa~
ment to bewaTe of the
charismatic Teng suck1nc ut I~
lo the new Indochinese war.
AS TENG arrived, State
Department officials a lso leaked
worries that a dozen Chinese
divisions massed on the border
might invade Vietnam. Actually,
U.S. antelligence has no reason
whatever to believe that troops
brought up to the border follow·
ing Vietnam's conquest of Cam-
bodia meant anything more than
a futile show of force.
Sen. George McGovern, typi-
f yi n g th e longtim e
.. normalizers" now appalled to
find an anti-Soviet messace in
the Chinese fortune cookie, is·
sued.. a gratuitous warning to
Teng during the sen atorial
lun c heon . Res pondtng to
McGovern's plea .not to repeal
"trade" U.S. intervention in
Vietnam. Teng replied: we do
not intend Intervention but are
opposed to Hanoi's "provoca-
tions."' Rethen reaffirmed Pe-
kmg 's intent to combat Soviet-
s po nsored. "hegemony" in
Southeast Asla.
CARTElt FOUND no need to
hector Teng on Indochina.
Rather, their private discussions
produced general agreement,
except for SALT. Teng told the
president his government did not object to SALT II but pointed
out that three previous U.S.·
Soviet arms control agreements
h ad not pr even t ed the
phenomenal rise of Soviet
m!litary m~cht. That viewpoint
might not be. far from national
s ecurity advis er Zbigniew
Brzezinski's.
Furthermore, the re a re Of·
fic1al s in the administration who
see danger 1n the Vance thesis,
publicly sounded by the presi-
dent. of keeping Washington
equidistant betweeit\ Moscow
and Peking. That is the m essage
brought here by Teng Hsiao-
ping, causing such anguish for
Sen. McGovern. Ms. MacLaioe
and their friends. It would better
be taken as a signal that, for the
U.S .. it is later than we think.
State Weliare Program Gets Seco:rid Look
In the "O.K . Corral shootout"
between Gov. Jerry Brown and
Speaker Leo McCarthy one of
the major bitternesses is over
the amount of increased aid to
be given those on welfare. The
debate involves Brown's oh·
durate stand to limit this to 6
percent while McCarthy is de·
manding a 15.6 percent boost.
Since health and welfare
represents more than 30 percent
of total state
expenditures.
they are not
quarrelling
over peanuts
alt h ough
w-b e n i t
trickles down
to the recip-.
ients the dif ..
ferences are·
notlarge.
But the ract that more than 10
percent of California's 22 million
are on welfare not only makes
the issue big in dollars but in
voles as well. As for the latter
there are two sides to consider,
that or the recipients and that of
Art.Hoppe
those who must pay for the aid,
m any of whom feel that those on
welfare are already pampered.
CAUGHT IN the middle of this
crossfire is Assemblyman Dan
Boatwright of Concord. He is
c h a iPman of the Wa.vs and
Means Committee which must
review the budget and consider
the proposals for increases 'Or
McCarthy and other legislators.
"I've been studying the prob·
lem for wet?ks and I'm still not
sure I understand it," he openly
admits6 adding, "And I am not so
sure that anyone else does includ·
ing the people who administer the
programs.''
"But, based upon the data that
has been obt ained it does not ap·
pear to me that those on AFC
Caid to families with dependent
cbjldren> are doing too poorly at
the present level."
Boatwright explalned that the average grant for a family or
three is now $318 per month.
"But you lhust remember that is
Just the basic grant. Additional·
ly , again s peaking of the
average, they receive $44 from
oUtside non-taxable sources. SS2
in food stamps and SlSO a month
In medical care which gives
~hem a clear net income of $564.
This does not include s pecial al·
lowances for s uch things as
transportation, which could in·
e lude auto payments and
gasoline, as well as tools, uni·
forms and other work-required
items along with certain other al·
lowances.
"WHEN YOU cons ider that
people not on welfare must pay
income and social security taxes
and their work related needs in-
cluding transportation out of
their gross earnings, I would
have to s ay that people on
welfare are not too badly treated
at $564 a month net. And since
that figure is for the average
grant, many get far bigger pay·
ments."
He said the figures are the
latest developed by Social .
Services Director Marion Woods
and were based upon the 425,000
family units considered bard
core cases plus another 42,500
representing those temporarily
out of work. ·
The AFC portion of the
welfare program is costing more
than S2 billion annually. half of
which is paid by the state ltnd
loca l governme nts . The in·
creases sought by McCart hy
would cost the state another
quarter billion while Brown's
proposal of 6 percent would add
only about S66 million. The total
budgeted fo r all .health and
welfare programs is about $4.5
billion.
BOATWJUGRT. however. re-
peatedly pointed out that be,con·
siders the aid to aged, blind and
disabled to be in a different
category. "I think cost of living
adjustments for those people
should be treated sepa rately.
They are the ones who are being
hurt by inflation."
He said that after bis studi~
he has concluded there is an
urgent need for some major re-
for ms in the welfare programs
and he has readied legislation
for changes in several areas.
Friendly R ehabilitation Advice Frotn an Expert . .
Wasblngton
T be rollowing transcript of a
conversation between several
unidentified parties was found
on the While House lawn after
the gala banquet welcoming
Chinese Vice Premier Teng
Hsiao-ping:
"By golly, Mr. Teng, It cer-
tainly is good to see you here at
the White
House. Who
would have
bellev'ed lt
possible?"
"Well, it's
certainly all
due to your
bold foresight
In opening the
door t o
normalization
of relations between our two
countries, Mr. Nixon. ActuaUy,
If it weren't for you, I wouldn1t
be here tonlaht.''
"And vlce versa, Mr. Teng.
vice versa. But what I meant
was that just three short years
aio you were pursed by tbe Gana of Four and dwelt ln dla-
grace and humlU1Uon. And now
here you are tonJgl\t, an bonorcd
aueat. at the Wblte Hou1e." •
"YeR, that's true, P,ir. Nixon.
And how long has it been for
you?''
· "Close to five years. But, to
tell the truth, I'm not fully re·
ha bill ta led yet. I'm here tonight
more or less on good behavior.
Frankly, the re~on I came was
to ask your advice.''
·•certainly, Mr. Nixon. What
about?"
"Well, it 's not that I ever want
to be President again -ha, ha
-but, tell me. how did you get
rehabllJtatOO so quickly?"
"Expene~e. Mr. Nixon. I've
been purged more often than I
care to think about."
"Me. too. Mr. Teng, me. too.
When old Governor Pat BroWti
of Callfomla retired me ln dis·
grace 1'1 1962. It waa alx k>fta
years bel9 I could ruo tor of.
fice again.
"Yes, your determined come-
back wu an lnaplraUon to all
of us poUUcians wbo were out on
our ear at tht time."
"ltJT EVERY comeback 1eta
harder than the last, Mr. Tenc.
Thia OD$ seem• to t.. tatint
forever."
"Are you aure you took all lbe
proper steps? First. did you go
Into hiding to wait for it all to
blow over?''
"Naturally. And I made a Cull
"l don't cit? If you did meet your wilt hero. We're not t~ her' bade and that's tfnalt"
,
'
public confession of all my blun·
ders. wtuch I blamed on my in·
competent aides, all of whom
went to jail. Unfortunately, they
all wrote books blaming the
whole thing on me. So I'm ript
back where I started."
"Have you t rie d wall
posters?" '
"Wall posters?"
"Yes. you simply sneak out at
midnight. and stkk up a bwach of
wall posters saying, 'Dick Nlx-
00'1 One Peach of a Guy' and
before you know It , you'll be
President again."
''WALL POSTEllS! Hmm·
mmm. No. I don't think they'd
work here. Mr. Teng. lam afraid
the Arneriun public, simply hat
too lone a memory to permlt dis·
graced pollliclana to be re·
habllltatedovemlght."
"My ~lencea, Mr. Nixon. r auppoM you'll just have to,.
lax and crou your brid1e1-'*'
you come to them!' ··crou your l"1dro wtJen •••
Excute me, Mr. Tenc. Senator
Kenne«bt Paon m~1 Senator,
but I lroftder lr f rouJO aat YQW"
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without 1)4.' r ht> n~vf'r dtd ac
Mpl a P<'\'tl.C~ nd • !'l.o~l
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Adnce Needed
Jt's not food but expert ad·
vice that dc\•cloping coun·
tries need to improve their
way of life. s ays Lillian
Carter, the president 's
mother. Mr!.. Carter. who
se rved in India for two
years with the Prace Corps.
~poke <1t a s ubcommittee
meeting in Atlanta
"hkh • an ""PoCtJc lnJw l cc
ror the Bombay·bOrn balllld r
"LEST Wt; t'O&GET" Is Kip·
1tn1&'1 warning against the abuses
uf nat onaJ power And, lest we
torawt. ht• oll>O wrote such gems
Ub
"Never praise a sister lo a sis·
ter In the hoi>t! your compUments
niach the proper ears."
the common man.
They ca lled him ao Im·
perialist, a colonialist. a war·
lover. even worse, a fascist and
a racist. which was patently
absurd but il was the price one
paid in those days of declining
empire· for being both patriotic
and popular In print.
"In 8rH11n." writ ts r11ul
Johnson, th<.> dt•l n1ul1h d crit1c
.ind formt•r t'dllor of the Nt:w
Statc~man, · It ts now common
for • youna peraon lo emerae
from t •lat chool• at a,cc 18
Wlthout on~ havln1 heard Kip
Ung·a name mentioned In cla s.
Tb!& attempt~ ef(actment ol a
~rt"al writer la without parallel,
at any rate> on this Ide or th,1
Iron l'urtaln "
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fnt\C'y that Go1mt all the way
through &chool In the mother
countrv and never even once
ht'arlng the nitm_, of the genius
who wrought s uch gold from lbe
molht'r tongue as "Kim." "The
Jungle Book . · "Gunaa Din,"
~," .,Me• .. , ••• lato -l•r•"•We trwllWe dt• tlae Oaterfl l11telleec-1 eHce
.... 111ere ce•1'f•~ c•ac • peet readd ••C
...... ~ f)e • ,,.et ., lie .., .. peptdaf" ....
1ie~ .., tlae e--••• •••· . .
·oanny Deever," ••soldiers
Three." "The Light That
Failed." ''Plain Tale from the
Halls" and many others that
have made him the most
memorized and quoted writer in
modem times
NEXT TO THE Bible and
Shakespeare, Kipling's words
fill mor~ pages in most books of
quotations than anv other font of
epigram and wisdom
More than Byron, more than
Keats. more than Or. Johnson.
M-0"'e than the jusUy .obscure
Alfred Austin, who was poet
laureate of England in Kipling's
day and rates only three cita·
tions in Bartlett's Familiar
Quoalions compared with 9th
double-columned pages for ruddy
Rudyard.
"The female of the species is
more deadly than the male."
Kipling said that.
"Meddling witlJ another man's
folly Is always thankless work."
"DOWN TO GEHENNA or up
lo the Throne, be travels fastest
who travels alone."
"She was Immutable as the
hills but not quite so green."
"A woman's guess is much
more accurate than a man's cer·
tainty."
_ "The s illiest woman can
manage a clever man, but it
needs a very clever woman. to
manage a fool." ·•on the road to_Mandalay,
where the fl yin· fishes play .
"MORE MEN ARE killed
from overwork than the im·
portance of the world justifies."
"What should they know of
England, who only E ngland
know ... "
"The tumult and the shouting
dies, the Captains and the kings
depart."
"A WOMAN IS only a woman "FOR THE COLONEL'S lady
butagoodcigarisasmoke."Kipl· an' Judy O'Grady are sisters un-
ing said that. der their skins." Kipling also
wrote. among a thousand other .. Every one is more or less memorable lines, "take up the
mad on one point," Kipling said while man's burden" and "Oh
that, too. East is East. and West is West.
·'The backbone or the army is a nd never the twain shall meet,"
the non·commissioned man." which got him into unforgivable
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's trouble with the Oxford intellec·
ravorite quote --from Kipling, tual elite who already were con-
who also observed, "Single men vinced that a poet could not
GEORGE ORWELL, the con·
science of socialism, came to Kipling's defense. So did T.S.
Eliot, a genius among the Tories
who also won a Nobel Prue for
literature.
"The first condition or un·
derstanding a foreign country is
to smell It," wrote Eliot, "as you
smell India in 'Kim•." He
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of India." Nirad Chaudhuri, the
Indian writer. regarded "Kim"
as the finest novel ever written
about India.
That was all long decades ago,
but as the British critic Kln1alef
Amis pointed out in a recent
book. the argument Is not
ended:.
"Kipling remaJns a haunting,
unsenlmg presence" among the
custodians of national culture.
"FOR THE BEST part of two
generations," adds Paul
Johnson. "Critics and educa· tionali.sts on both sides of the
Atlantic have persistently belil·
tied his work a nd discouraged
the young from reading him."
On this side of the ocean, kids
can sit throueh the "Jungle
Book,•· thinking Wall Disney
cr eated it, or m aybe catch
"Captains Courageous" or "The
Light That Failed" on a late
night movie and not know both
came from Kipling's pen.
If they have a feel for the
langu age, it's best they don't
know what Hollywood did to
"Gunga Din" and "Wee Willie
Winkio1''
y ALE ME N AT the tables
down at Morey's s till bl~at;
"We're. p0or little lambs who've
lost our way, Baa! Baa! Baa!,"
without a bow in the direction or
the author: Kipling.
Do cub scouts around . the
world join the pack and den
without knowing Kipling's
Mowglie inspired it all?
And yet in Vietnam I met
dozens of Gl 's, omcers and
grunts. who could sit around the
tent late al night and recite:
"The end of the fight is a
tomb&tone white
With the nome of the late de·
cecued.
And the epitaph drear: 'A Fool
lle1 heTe
Who tried to huatle the £cat.· "
Kipling wrote that before the
French and the Americans had
lo learn it the hard way.
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For the first time, the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare has signed contracts with
private bill collectors to track down 94.000 ex.
students from the South ·and West who failed to
repay their Guaranteed Student Loans for college
or vocationaJ school.
PAYCO·AMERICAN CORP. 0£ Milwaukee will
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~alifomia, Arizona. Nevada and Hawaii. ll will
get lo keep 32 to 44 percent of whatever it brings
back
Fina ncial Collection Agencies of Bala ·
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r~covers from 36,000 people who owe $40 million in
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, Mississip-
pi, Tennessee. North Carolina and South Carolina.
The two firms won competitive bids for the
18-month pilot project aimed at recovering about
one·lhird of the defaulted loans.
HEW BOASTS THAT ITS in·house program
ibas reduced the number of loans in default from
430.000 for $430 mil hon last March to 348,000 for $407
million currently. The default rate has fallen Crom
more than 13 percent lo 10 percent.
Executives of the firms predicted the collec·
t1on rate would run from 25 to 40 percent, as with
any delinquent consumer loan.
Dennis Punches. president of Payco·
American. said HEW has be<?n "very explicit"
that the bill collectors arc to slay within the limits
prescribed by the federal Fair Debts Collection
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• 111• hJ' J 1cntk 11n to U\l'r<l11 th\• t'\.'ond 11p1ruon th111g
tw ~Ol'' for a l h1rJ .ind .i lourlh and .ir~ut~ wllh all of
lh~m
Powe r Mowers
r Wint
Re a t ta
a te d
&-v,·n Oran t" County > <'ht <'lubs will bl'
nl on • th~ 17 Soulhtro
CaUfomiu Vachlln.e A'!
SOl"IDUOn t'lub.-J ho~t1n1i1
l h t> 50lh Mid\\ l nl r
Rt'l(ultn. f' ·b 1118 19
SCYA announCl'd thut
tht' "M1dwmters" would
auam bt· t·xpund(•d this
yt•or with th election
o ( thl' Mus lon Bay
Yacht Club 1n San
Diego. WI one of the host
clubs . Prevloubly. the
al nl midwin~r classic.
wh1cb draws more than 1.000 sailboats In over
100 classes, was spread
ttom Dana Point t o
Marina del Rey.
PROllleer
Peter Van Sehultze
has been appointed
s taff ofC icer for
public relations by
Division ll. District
11 or the Coas t
Guard Auxiliary.
· .safe ty U ppet;l.
Local clubs selected
as hosts for the golden
anniversary edition or
the Midwinte r s are
Duna Point. Capistrano
Bay, Newport Ha rbor,
Balboa, Bahia Corin-
thian and Lido Isle.
The biggest congrega-
tion of boats will be in
the Los Angeles-Long
Beach ha_rbor complex
wher e the event started
a half century ago. Host
clubs in the Los Angeles
area a re the Los
An geles Yacht Club.
Cabrillo Beach Yacht
Club, Long Beach Yacht
C lub. Alamitos Bay
Yacht Club. Seal Beach
Yacht Club and Little
Ships Fleet.
PHRFRace
To Pintado
Pintado. a 22-foot
Albatross s loQp skip-
pered by Dave Williams
was the Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet
winner S unda y i n
Voyagers Yacht Club's
White Elephant
Regalla..
W ASJUNGTON t AP J An estimated 60,000
mjuri~ per year will be prevented by a govern-
ment regulation on power lawn mowers due to
take effect in 1981 , the government says.
The lawn mower industry says the safety
features wiJJ add $36 to $S0 to the price tag for the
mowers.
THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY Com-
mission unanimously approved the regulation
after defeating a move on a 3·? vote that would
have allowed the industry an extr a year to develop
s afe ty standards that would achieve the same
goal.
The regulation still could be withdrawn if the
industry devises self-regulation that promises to
reach the safety goal, the commissioners said.
If it is not withdrawn. the rule will require that
mowers sold after Dec. 31, 1981, have devices shut-
ting off the blades within three seconds after the
~er lets go or the handle. Thls is intended to pro-
tect someone who walks from behind the mower to
clear cut grass from the machine.
A SECOND PART OF THE RULE will require
I hat the blades. which revolve at up to 200 miles an
hour. be shielded from the operator.
In addition. warning labels pointing out the
ha1ards or mower blades will be required on
manually pushed m owers as well as power
mowers Otht>rwasc, the regulation ~pplies onJy to
1>ower mowers
The comm1ss1on staff s~nd lhe r egulation will
prevent 60.000 or the 77 ,000 inJun es caused annual-
ly b y power mowers. About 10,000 of the injuries
lead to amputation or fingers or toes. said Susan B.
King. commission cha irwom an.
THE COMMISSION MIGHT LATER r egulate
othe r hazards caused by power mowers such as
the threat of object s being thrown by the
machines. The commission dealt with blade pro-
blems first because this is the leading type or in-
jury.
The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute,
which represents most power mower manufac·
turers. opposes the blade slop feature. It wants the
);overnmenl to let the industry develop safer
mowers.
TESS IN
.-l0RENC£ C TESSIN, rts~nl ot
N••¥WPOrt O•~cn. CA Senlces are
o•·fldtt"IQ Pac U ic \/1~w Mortu•rv.
N,.woort Bff<ll ..U-1700 l'ENNOW!lt
JAMES C PENNOWER, rMldent ol
l <l(lunl> -.ms. ea. S..rvl<t~ are ~ndlno
d t P4<.ift< VHtw Mor-tu.ny, Nrw oof1
8•6(1\. 6'4·2100
LUBO
JACK t lUBO. ro10~l!I ol Loi Anq<>tes. Ca Pused away February S,
io-. Survlvoeel bY 1\1\ •lst•r~. Ger1ru<le
l 1<111en'91d and SMah La•~Y. both ol
C.arO.n c;.ove Ca end Ooo-oltlv A
W•s..erm"" of SI Louis, M1uour1
.,.,vie'\ wltt be "''d Tllund•Y. f~bruary 8. 1979 111 n N-. ot tile
HerbOr L-Mc>um OHv• Mor1uary Chao•'· 1n1ermen1 ~ervlces 1m ·
m"dl•l•I'!,' followlnq. HarbO< Litwn· Mounl ()Oft Mo<1UM''f of Cosi. Mo a
~<IO US•.
GARN&Jt
MARY M GARNER, ;M)e 5S. o•nwd tt•ay 111 ..,._.. 6".t<h -r"e s,,,, II•\
"'\10 Pd ••nee 1•s1 Survived by
d•U(lhter Nlary Ellz•~lh GarMr of
Mounto1n Ct>nlrr Calilornlo. &tlltr
Merv Eliu!~th Galloway 01 Gardon
Ci•ove C.lif • fati.r JOl>n Wl1t1am Con-
D eath Noti~e•
don ol Me••CO. So>rvk n wttt lie f\eld Tf\ur,ditY 11 AIM ciraveslOlt, MOunMln
Vlt w C4'mt!tery 111 San 8trl\llrdlno.
Bobblll ~morlel Cl\apel, dlrl'<lor\.
182-111>1 In I~ of llOWtt$ clOMllOM
,.,av ~ -10 lhe Amer'l<an H•art AUO<>alior>
JOHNSON
WILLIAM ARNOLD JOttNSON, re· s10.n1 of Santa Ana, .,.ned away •n
Orar19e. e.ttttorn<a. February 4. 1n•.
Survived by wlle Bobble Jol>n, I
oe1191t1er Patll Jof\MOn of Colla Mesa. son Britt Joi\,,_, of Th<Xlsand Oaks,
Cellforn111. mother Llltl.ion Jol\Mon ol
OallH, T<'U'-~\ter Mr& Joh" H
Wltllams of 51\anvoc•. Tun. ancs one f\efl.brother, H•rvey Holcomb ol
OaltH. TexM. AM<!,.., 7::IO W•ctn<!~·
day. Ftb 7, P1Klll< View CllaPt>I. Funeral servlct' Thursday ,PM
Paclrlc Vl•w Chaoet '"'"rmen• Pat Iii< View ~tal Parll Pacilk
Vie# Memor lal P.,k dlru lors.
644 2700
SIWY
JOHN SIWY JR • rnidenl ol CO\ta
Mesa, ~ P•u.d awav Feb<ua,.., S.
1919 Surv1veo b'f 111\ son, .Jof\11 J Slwy
1u 01 Set)Ht~. ca. C,..,metlOn with
bUrlat Al \N arrenqecl b'f mo<luery
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'HK FAMILY
COlOMIAL FUHHAL
HOME
7801 Botsa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
OERAlOINE COCHRAN. rHIOe"'
of litQuN e.ac11, ca. Paswo away
Ftbruar y S, 19.,. In ,.,., hom4t. Ar·
ran91m1n1s -· I~ dlre<tlon of
M<CO<'"mtel< Mof1\la<V. 7~. ltOY
FRANK BRICE ROY, '"Iden! ol
Costa Mesa. Ca. Pautd a way
Fe1>r11<1ry 3, 1'1t MH5 of tlle Cllfl\tlan burial was lleld on Wtdnndav,
Ftbru!lry 1. 1'1' al St . Joachim
C..l!IOll< Qlurch #1111 Msqr. TllomM J.
Nevin <elebr<tnt fftltrment servic~s M
H•rllOr u-Ml'mo<lal Peo, HM11or
lawn Mount Ollw M0rtu¥\I ot C<XI• Muadtr~ S.4SU•
GOLDIEllG
BOATING
The regatta consisted
of three races . the
second for centerboard
boats and the third for
Luders-16s. Trophy win-
ne rs in each race:
PHRF --l , Pintado;
2. R e dlin e. Vern
Mathisen: 3, Cat's Pa-
jamas. Carl Last.
CENTERBOARDS -
1. Yarmonlees, Bruce
M a tlack; 2. Lillie
Twitch. Bruce Twichell;
3, P ·Cat. Randall
Shelley.
LUDERS-16 · I,
Matinee. Jerry Moulton;
2 . Lollipop, Burt
McNair: 3. LiUle Lulu,
Alan Lindsay.
Part Timers
Racers Fun, But Work
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Dally ~II-' 1tN1J4ot Wm.t-
"Fun and exciting to sail, but I wouldn't want
to own one."
That summarizes the opinion of man)' veteran
offshore sailors regarding such ultra-light dis-
placement yachts as Drifter and Merlin. the two
downwind sleds that have been smashing elapsed
time records in many blue water races since they
appeared on the yachting scene in the 1977
Transpac race to Honolulu. Morrie Kirk. past commodore of the Balboa
Yacht Club. Voyagers Yacht. Club. the Southern
California Yachting Association-and current com·
modore of the Pacific Coast Yachting Association-
moreor less shares that view.
HE AND THREE VETERAN skippers from
the host Del Rey Yacht Club presently have the
69-fool Drifter under charter and are driving for
first to finish and hopefully, a new course record in
the 1,125-mile Marina del Rey to Puerto Vallarta.
Drifter is a joint entry under BYC and DRYC with owner Harry Moloshco of the Long Beach
Yacht Club along for the ride.
Here is the way Kirk explains his involvement
with the famed ULDB:
"I think I may have discovered the most
economical way to 'own• one or these ultra-racing
sailboats Four or us have chartered Drigter uoder a
formal agreement whereby we take full
res{>Onsibillty from Moloshco for the boat for the
period of tbe race-including several practice
days. Alter the race it's Harry's baby again.
"SAIUNG ONE OF mESE ullra·lights is
comparable to sailing an ice boat. On a sl>innaker
reach you sometimes exceed the speed of the
wind. It has go to be a big lhri. ·11. We look forward
to being the first boat to finish at PV with.a new
elapsed time record."
The DRYC skippers in the charter are Sid
Renkow, average experience includes seven major
long distance races, including the Transpac.
In the PV race Drlfter does not have her old
rival Merlin to contend with, but the 65-foot New
Ze aland ULDB-25.000 pounds heavier than
Drifter-is in the race for the same goal-line
honors.
,ACIF4C VllW
MEM<>ltlAL PAU
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pac1f1c View Onve
Newport Beach
644-2700
RUTH B GOLDBERG, •f'l~nl ol
La9u"• 8~.cll, Cll. PllSHd •way
Ftb•uary s. lt7' GravulOe ~rvlcn •~r• hl'ld on ~soav, Ftt>ruMv 1
"'' at 11art1or Lawn-Moun• 011ve }7. ht Club Plans Memorial Park HerbOr law!>'Molmt ~p
Otlv1t Mor1uary ol C0\111 MtUJ dlri.c· 111[,R..;,
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WILLS
l YNOOH A. WELLS, SR .• oasse<I Ope •
of Hunlll'IQIOfl Bffc11. Ca. P<ta'4!d ewav &I away et tr>e llQt OI n years Ru~nt n•ng
Ftbr1141'V 4, "" _. "°111 ~lal Hosoll•t • .,.wpon hacll, C•. Mf.
Day Rites
w.111 ...., '*"' a Wlf~ oal!I•·
lnQ Celft\ractllr for over «I ~ -
memwr of IN lflrltl"9t0n ~" City C:-11 from 1"0 to 11164. SunlYH by
lllt wife, Heltft Ct•ven Welts; two
~.,,.-Mii, OI.._ '#ells ot
HllfttlflQtOll llMd\; ..o "811C1<" We"s
of t.Of'9 llMCll, ca.; .ncs Hete11 Allen of
HOuUOll, TeMs; tlwM or•llCkNl<lrtn:
tllrte '"""~lldmt: two sis· ters. EINI Utllly of Oltl. ca.: -
I f'tM l>otlllln of HUl!llllflOll 8"c I\, C:..
Frtenn _., CAii! ""'" • Noil 1~1 ..,.11.
1119, I'~ 1, 1'7'-lrom N0911 IO
t PM on Thursoar. l'"ellNM'Y •· 1'7' 111 Pl.,ct ero111e" Smlllls' Mor111.,y,
w!>trt 1-el Mnlns wllt " ,_
Ov<ttd at II AIO\ Oii Fnday, FtbrlUl'Y
t . "" lnltrment wilt N 111 Ille
f'flrll•'l>'fll Cemttery. Plff<t 8ro1Ml'S· ~mitM' ~v Cllrt<ton. s•.s,..
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CltlMATION IUltlAlc AT SCA
646-7431
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The Los Angeles Yacht Club, rounded ln 1801 and the oldest cottnthian yacbttna or1anbation ·an
Southern California wlll bold ita 18th openlll& da)'
ceremonies and regatta Sat urday at the club's
facility, 500 Barracuda St., Termlnal lsland.
LAYC bas a number or members from
Newport Beach and other Southern California
areas.
Tbe 19'19 officers will be installed at a Oa1-
ralsing cereny at 11 a.m . The MW omcera are J. WtJllam Scott. Hancock Park. commodore;
Willard Bell. Puadena. •Ice commodore: Donald
BJacki Palos Verde!!. n~or commodore: and
Schuy er Hoffman, Wh1ttu~r. neet captaln.
Opening doy roct compeUUon wlll st.rt at
12:30 p,m. with races for five tlasses, Including
ocean racers nnd one-desiJln classe11. Peroetual
trophies at stake are the Flagship al\d Vanderbilt
award!. A traditional opening day event h1 the Hors
D'erby In which fomiJies race their boats whJle the
wlvt!s prepare hors <1 'oeuvres tor the eve.Ina
cocktail p3rty. followed by a dinner dance
ORANGE COUNTY I BOATING I OBITUARIES
Politf~al Notes
L WV Meeting on Issues
By O.C. H\JSTINGS Dfltleo.lty ...... , .....
Chapters or the Orange Coast
League of Womeo Vote rs are
conducting study meetlngs on
various topics this week. All are
open to the public.
The Irvine group will meet
Wednesday at9: l!ia.m. to discuss
Jocal programs and a "Know
Your Town" booklet for Irvine.
Janice Hathawa y, 3792
Duchamp. will host.
The Newport Beach ·Costa
Mesa chapter will dJscuss Costa
Mes.a's houslne and community
development program at 12: 15
p.m . Wednesday in the home of
Mary Brooks. 3487 San Marino
Circle. Costa Mesa.
The Laguna Beach unit will
dis cuss traffic parking and
population projections in that ci-
ty at 9:15 a.m.~hursday in the
home or Helen Meyer, 1645
Sunset Ridge Drive, Laguna
Beach.
OFnCERS OF THE Orange
County Coast Association will be
installed Feb. 9 al a banquet
scheduled for the Irvine Coast
Country Club, J600 E.~oast
Highway. Newport Beach.
Rep. Robert E . Badham, R·
Newport Beach will.be the
speaker. Orange County Fifth
District Supervisor Tom RUey is
the installing officer. Dinner will
be at 7~30 p.m. following a social
hour.
• • • •
A PUBLIC FORUM designed
to seek out perso ns seeking
election as Republican State
Central Co mmittee of
California officers for 1979-80
will be held Feb. 13 at the Sad-
dle back Inn, Santa Ana. The
forum starts at 7 p.m. a nd there
is no admission fee . . ..
PAST PRESIDENTS of the
Costa Mesa Republican Women
TOILET
SEAT
Federated will be honored at a
meeting scheduled for 7·30 p.m .
Feb. 22, in the home of Mary G.
Bennett. 2724 San Juun Lane,
Costa Mesa.
• • •
ORANGE COVNT-Y Fifth Dls·
trict Supervisor Tom Riley has
bee n named chairman of a
March of Dimes Executive WaUc
scheduled for March 31 as a
feature o( the annual WaJk-A-
Thon organized by the birth
defects group .
Riley said be hopes business
and civic leaders will Join him m
a walk designed for thos e
physicaUy unable to complete
the regular 32-kilomeler Walk·A·
Thon course.
March or Dimes organizers
said they are hoping for a
minimum pledge or $500 from
participants in the mile walk.
Brunch will be served to partk t·
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Caneer~:Pati~nt J)ies
After Laetrile Doses
OAKLAND <AP l A woman who
cho• LMtrile treatment nther than
loM' h(>r btta t to rancer Sllfltry and
be "deformed ·· t\11 died from
cyan de polJOOlna c:•u•ed by mualve
ln1eatton ot th aprl<'ot plt baaed
mateir1al. acrordln1 to the coroner.
Jo Ann Ella P)'e. 42, or Saft Lean·
dro. dlfd Der 3 ant•r t1kint LaetrUe.
which ht" hoped would cure her
b reast ca ncf'r. C hael Deputy
Alamt-da County Coroner Roland
Pruhl 111d ·ru day
LAETIULt: I ' u trude/a~k for a
substtlntt' d ·rived from the cbtmlcal
umygdull11, found naturally In the
pits of apricots and peaches and bit-
ll'r olmonds
Aclvocatcs claim Laetrile Is o.n ef-
frrta ve cancer treatment, but the
U S Food and Drug AdmlnLstraUon
and the med.ld.1 establishment ln lhls
country have said there la no proof it
is of any value in treating cancer.
Two months of extensive tests by
:i:ii~'""l the coroner's office confirmed Mrs. >1 Pye's death as the first Laetrile-
related death in Alameda County. ~·"'"11.iltmMPI Prahl said.
APW'"-•
It may look like Bandit, an Australian
Shepherd. owned by Jan Stratford or
Carmichael, is about to d·evour the
family's pet goose. Actually, the two are
buddies and are playing a friendly game
of bite and nip before feeding time.
Protest Set
In Seal Kill
BEVERLY HILL.SI CAP> -The campaign
against the slau~hter of babv seals off the Can· dian coast bas brought about the patnership of two
animal protection groups to fight the killings.
Cleveland Amory, a critic and author, said the
world's largest anti-cruelty to animals organiza.
t ion the Fund for Animals -will cooperate with
the world's oldest -the England-based Royal
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
.. WE HAVE BOUGHT A ship together, a North
Sea trawler fit for the ice, and we will go to view the
seal hunt next month on the Front of New.
found land." said Amory. presjdent of the Fund for
Animals.
"On board will not only be myself but Richard
Adams, who wrote 'WatershlpDown'."
Ad2'ms, wbos novel on rabbits bas been made
into a n ani9\;\ted movie, is vice president of the
fund. ., '\ J
In addition to announcing acqWsition or the
ship, Amory reported that a travel boycott against
Canada called by the Fund for Animals appears to
be gaining momentum.
ONLY TWO other confirmed
Laetrile deaths have been reported in
the country. according to the U.S.
Food and Drug Administration.
Robert Pye, Mrs. Pye's former
hus band. said she had rec~i9ed
Laetrile treatments in Mexico, the
Philippines, in Chula Vista and at a
clinic at Albany. a city just no,rth of
Oakland.
·'She was tryjng every avenue
possible to avoid the knife,'' said
Pye. "She was willing to try anything
IA Crime
Up20.5o/o
LOS ANGELES <AP>
· -Sharp increases were
re p or ted in all
categories or m ajor
crime in the city last
month, topped by a 66
percent j u'11p in the
number of homicides
compared with the same
period last year .
The police department
noted that overall. ma
jor crime was up 20.S
percent last month com
pared to January, 1978.
"It's s cary to see
what's happening in tbla
city." police Information
orfJcer Carl Berlin said
Tuesday.
ca11 s42-ss11.
Put • few word•
to work tor u.
fl~~ FINAL
REDUCTIONS
~ ....... SHOE
...------WOMEN'S-------..
• BANDOLINO
• AMALFI OFF
rather \han be 'deformed,· as ahe pul
It, and there are a lot or people wllJ·
Ina to take advantace ot a person
when they're down."
oa. JOHN RJcbardson, bead ot the
Alban.y center, and other doctors •l
the ce.ater were unavaJlable for com-
ment.
Prahl said the coroner's office en-
tered the cue because Mrs. Pye bad
not seen a physl~lan tor at leut 20
days before her death A strong smell
ol cyanide prompted coroner's de·
putles to perform the extensive tests.
When metabolised by the body,
Laetrile releases cyanide, a lethal
poison. the coroner 's office said.
Proponents of the controversial ~
s tance claim cyanide is vit.tl to
Laetrlle's anU·cancer effects.
PRAHL SAID Mrs. Pye took nine
grams, or 30 cubic centimeters,
every day for 20 days, then three
grams or 10 cc, three times a week
for a month. The dosage was then re·
duced to two times a week, then once
a week he said. Prahl said laboratory tests
showed she would have eventually
died of cancer.
The FDA ha.s banned Laetrile from
interstate transportatlo9. but the
U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to re·
view that ban.
( L. M. BOYD J
INFORMS In the
DAILY PILOT
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Cash on Hand and lnvettment ~ritles ..•••.•............. a 7. 972.39'
Federal Home Loan Bank Stock •••..•.............•....•..••.••.• 889,200
Flrat Tn.mt Deeds on Real Eatete •...•............•......•.•• 118,21'."2
Loans to FadNtate Sale of Reef Estate Owned ....•.......•.•.•••• 127.0M
Real Estate Sold on Contrect •••••...••.•..•.•••••.....•.••••••••• 40.880
Oth«LC>8M .................................................. 1.131.821
lnterelt Earned But Uncolteet.d .••••.•••.•.............•.•••.•••. 848.0.8
Real Es6lle Owned Acaulred Through FC>f9Cloture • . . . . . • . • . . . • • .0.
Reel Elblte Owned fOf' ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.••.••••••• 280.480
Association Premises and La• ahokt Improvements
(Net) •••.••••••..••.....•.•••••••••••••••.••••..•.•.•.•••••••• 2.010,1M
Fumlture. Axtures and EQulpment (Net) ••••••••.•..•.....•..••.•• 478, 181
Other Assets ................•................................. 1.S&t.185
TOTAL ASSETS ...................................... 1132.125.849
LIAllUTIIS AND CAPITAL
Savings Accounts ........................................ S107,25e.485
Loans In Process ....•.••..........•........••.••..•.......•... 5,487,515
Federal Home loan Bank Advances ••........•••••••.•....... 10,208.800
Ottler Borrowed Money . • . • • • . • • • . • . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . • • • • • . • . • • • .o.
Deferred ltenis ..............•...•..•••.••...............•.••.•.. 052.158
Other Llabtllttes ..•...•••.•.•••.•.•.••..••..•..••••.••..••••.••• 1.032,228
Speciftc loss R899fVes .......................................... 29.000
Cepttat. Surplus and Reserves •.•••••.............•.•.•••••••••• 7.184.882
TOTAL LIA~ILITIES ANO CAPITAL ........••..••.••••. $132.125,849
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MAGAZINE KEEPS TABS ON HEALTH
Editor Ann Mather Checks Issue
'Filter King'
Gets Service
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. tAP). Will Kang
Hassan IJ of Moro<'co get to be known as the Filter
King·~
Kmg Hassan. 49. had to giv~ up his favorite
TarGard falters when he switched from cigarettes
to cigars Unhappily, the Venturi Division of
Bissell Inc. 10 Grand Rapids doesn't make cigar
filt~rs to matC'h the TarGard model it makes for
ciga rettt>s
FRED OLERT, NATIONAL sales manager for
Venturi. said Monday that that discovery ap.
parenlly prompted a royal command. So, an aide
to the king made a frantic telephone call to Grand
Rapids
"I returned from a meeting and round a
m essage that a Gen. J a 1da had called and had a
1 personal messa~e for me from j the King or Morroco. I com -
pared the return phone number
with those or my friends and
when they didn't match. t re-
turned the call and talked to the
general's houseboy. who told
me yes, the genera l wanted lo
La lk to me." Olert reported. •
Olert had bad news for·the
gene ral: His company does not
HASSA1o1" make cigar filte rs
.. I told the general It might cost as much as
$20.000 to $25.000 lo make one specially for the
cigar. The ~cncral said 1t was no problem." Olert
recounle(!
TWO DA VS LATt:R, OLERT got a letter from
the Imperial Moroccan Embassy with one of the
kmg ·s cigars wrapped in tissue.
Olert studied the cigar and figured out that a
$2.~a filtt>r might m eet the royal need. ordered lhel
filter goldplated and shipped it to the king with the
firm 's rompliments.
Conipromise Eyed
On Speed limit
CHEYENNE. Wyo. I AP) Federal energy
and transportation officials are '"receptive" to 65
mph speed limits in stales that raise gasoline tax·
es. says a Wyoming offi cial.
But the officials aren't sure federal laws would
allow them to make the bargain with states. said
Pamela Able. Gov. Ed Herschler's conservation
director.
The trade-off was proposed by Mrs. Abi e's of·
fice after the state Senate adopted a bill to raise'
Wyoming 's speed limit from 55 to 65 mph.
A federal law allows the government tol
withhold highway construction money to stales not
enforcing the SS-mph speed limit. Transportation!
Secretary Brock Adams has threatened to impose
the sanction in Wyoming if the Senate-passed bill
is enacted. Wyoming could Jose $51.7 million.
The proposed compromise would allow statesi
to keep re«iving federal highway dolJars If they
raise sales taxes by 8 to 10 cents a gallon fo~
gasoline and I to 2 cents for diesel ruel. Mrs. Abl
•Said.
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NATION
.. Mng~zine . Reports on U.S. Diseases
ATLANTA c A Jl J • A :tm11J publlcalJon print·
td each wt1.'k in a b mt nt room et the natlon1l
Center tor Olseese Control provide the only ofriclal
and up lO-th minute rePort on lhe state or the na·
tlon'• hulth
Phy.1rianJ, JOUtnaUata and 1 broad spectrum
of bui.lntis•mc-n that Includes comn manurac·
tureris, u p1 rin maken. pharmaceutical salesmen
lilnd trawl aienlb read It avidly
IT IS THE M·YEAlt·OLD MMWR the
Morbidity land Mortality Weekly Report. published
by th COC'a Bureau or Epidemk>logy and maUed
every l'~rldoy lo 85.000 subscn~rs
The l2 paac MMWR provides te<:hnical but
fasc.-tnatt na accounts of obscure medical
phenomenon ·
A recent 1tf'nl told of three Colorado women
who weri' poisoned by a common herb used as a
folk met.hod tor Inducing abortion
ANOTHER EXPLAINED HOW 13 Alaska
natives were stricken with trichinosis after eating
Alaskan black bear meat prepared In a wok.
Other items touch on outbreaks in other na·
taons of s uch dangerous diseases as cholera.
smallpox or yellow fever · -diseases that the
CDC's medical technicians idenlUy and study in
sealed laboratories.
Travel agents watch for these stories as an
early warning on where not to send customers.
THE STAP LE MMWR FEATURES, however,
are the gray columns or statistics that chart the
activities or various dlaeases. from measles to
tu~rculosls. typhoid fever and Influenza.
A key seetlon is Table No. 4. which appears
every week on page 8. '.fbe table lists tbe. number
or deaths from all causes in 121 U.S. cities, as re·
ported by state and local health authorities.
Pneumonia and lnfJuenia·related deaths also are
cited In separate lists.
"It is the only summary of death matt.er on a
weekly basis available in the United Stales." said Dr. Michael Gl:e.gg, deputy director or the
epldemlology bureau and editor or the MMWR.
"WHAT IT TELLS YOU is the number of death
certificates processed by 121 cities. It doesn't tell
you when they died. It represents 70 million people
-an urban lhJrd of the United Stales."
Coffin manufacturers apparently watch Table
No. 4 closely. "Once in -1968 we transposed the de·
aths from c;>ne region of the country to another.··
said Gregg, "and we Cora calJ from a casket
maker in Toledo. Qbfo. ··
The nu reports are analyzed by aspirin
other pubUcaUona and used in text books.
"It carries a certain degree of establlsbed
fact." said Gregg. "It bas achieved a sort of quasi-legal and
archival standing. At the Ume, the numben and
facts are the belt available. '
ABOUT st PHYSICIANS, veterinarian.a and
epidemiologists who are members or the CDC'•
Epidemic lnt.elllgence Service are regular con·
trtbu~ to the publication.
These experb write brief, technical stones
about wiusual disease outbreaks or a nalyze the
statistics to give physicians and public health of·
ficlals l.L1eful data. ·•we can fill the breach and give the public.
state and local health officials Information,"
Gregg said. "We can put down on paper something
that becomes a kind of authority that can be ex·
tremely useful."
The address to get on the magazine's mall.inc
list Is U.S. Department or Health, Education and
Welfare. Public Health Service. Center for Disease
Control, Atlanta. Ga. 30333.
manufacturers. who consider MMWR statistics an~·-----,...------------
aid in determining production levea.. Gregg said.
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Darvon Safe Drug . College Professor Faces Dismissal • WA UINGTON <AP) -The popu_Jar prescript.Ion pain reliever
Darvon la • nle and ffedive reroe<ty tor paln when u1ed 11 direct
ed. the drue't mtllnuraclurer aya.
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SEVERAL URGED that pr'O' that a dtu1 le help n1 11 often
poxyphcne the key Ingredient h lpfuJ," aa d Donald Kennedy.
in the compound -either be "Tbta drug u not just a
banned or that the aovernment molecul It IS part of a
crtake it harder ror doctors lo therapeutic system lhal ls aoln&
prescribe lt. on out there."
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Oil both humans and animals, by a physician tn his office can
and that the company knew of be greater In moat cases than
no deatba "when propoxyphene the pain·relieving effect of an
i as properly used." He said all o~er·the·counter drug because
e deaths reported '° far were people expect more relief from
e result ol abuse of the drug. the prescribed drug.
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STUDENTS HYPNOTIZED
Prof. Arlie V. Lincks
Allegation Denied
SACRAMENTO CAP> -The
California Secretary of State's
office denies the Libertarian
Party's allegation that it might
be "out lo st.op" a Libertarian
registration drive.
BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) -A
junior college engineering pro·
ressor hu been suspended and
could be fired today because he
hypnothes students to improve
their I.fades.
Manatee Junior College of·
ficials claim the practice is in·
appropriate for anyone other
than a quallfie<l doctor or
psychologist.
Professor Arlie V. Lincks in·
aists it's beneficial.
THE FLAP BEGAN in 1972 in
this quiet Gull Coast city. Since
then Lincks has twice been cited
for insubordination for practic·
ing hypnosis on campus. Two
months ago he was suspended.
The board of trustees was to
meet today to decide whether to
fire him. ·
Lincks said he bas long been a
practicing devotee of hypnotism
and said it bas worked wonders
with students with below·
average grades.
Once hypnotized. be said,
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"they retain what they study
and it alleviates rear of the pro.
Ceasor. or the subject matter, of
exams."
One believer is Ellen
Richelieu, a second .1rade
teacher at Oneco Elementary
School oea~here.
••1 WAS ON academic sus·
pension at the colleee." 1he said.
"Professor Lincks got to the
source of the problem <lhrouch
hypnosis> and helped me to re·
lax before the tests. I could close
my eyes and remember ever·
ything I had studied. Before
then. everything went blank."
Miss Rlchelleu said Llnclca
hypnotized her in bis campus of.
fice.
Much of the conflict seems to
be over whether Lincks actually
was ordered not lo practice hyp-
nosis on campus.
Lincks, who bas a master's degree in education, was
teaching a human relations
course in 1972 when he first put
to work tbe hypnosis he bed
picked \lP over the years. He
clalma be was qualified lhroulb a
number of counea in psycholoO.
Dr. Wilson Wetzler, school
president, said Lincks was ~·
cuaed of insubordination and out
on probaUoo in 1973. By 19'7',
Wetzler said, Lincks was agaln
practid.na hypnosis on campua.
He wu accused this time ct(
·1ros1 lnaubordlnatlon. By the
end of the year he apparently
was obeying orders and bis COii·
tract was reslored.
IN .tm, A new school official
beard there was interest in a
non·credlt course in hypnosis
and uted Lincks to conduct it,
said Wetzler.
Linea said be figured there
had been a change or heart by
the administration, but Weuler
said that aa soon as be learned
Llncu was actually hypnotizing
students in the class, be
terminated the course .
CALIFORNIA
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SACRAUNTO CAP , -Gov.
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four ,..,.. lblQtna ror th• Roman Catholic priestbooa, aaya bit CW'•
rent reU1io~ pratllcta are a
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AFTEa REPEATED queaUona,
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INGLEWOOD-Zombies. The dictionary
HY• they are creatures of West lndJan
superstition, corpses which are brouebt back to life,
That's how the Los Angeles Lakers
played basketball Tuesday night against
the San Antonio Spurs at the Forum. Like
iombies.
They were corpses for more than three
quarters, fallllJg back by 15 point.a in a
game they appeared to have no rtebt to
win.
BUT IN THE LAST five minutes they
suddeJlly came to life, spurred on by a
vocal crowd of U ,225. The Lakers caught
up wlth 43 aecoqd.s left , 101·101, then pulled
out a dramatic victory in overtime,
U&-111. . •
It gives the Lakers sole possession of
Sf'COnd place ln the NBA 's Pacific
Division, one game ahead of Phoenix and
two back or leader Seattle.
Kareem Abdul·Jabbar engineered the
comeback, scoring 32 point.a. 12 or them in
the fjnal 4 :36 or regulation time.
Forward Jamaal Wilkes was inslrumen·
tal in the overtime period, chippine in six
points to make up for a dismal shooting
nighl. He was 9-for·20 from the noor and
l·for-4 at the free throw line.
WILKES IUD PLENTY of company in
the dog house during the fint three
periods, because none of the Lakers were
particularly sharp.
' AbduJ.Jabbar and Coach Jerry West
each felt that the All·star break had
something to do with it.
"Players sometimes relish their time off
at the All·star break," West said, "but too
much time off can hurt. We weren't aJ.
lowed to practice Saturday, Sunday or
Monday, and it s howed."
AbduJ.J abbar saw action in the All·star
See LA.KEKS, Page BZ
Super Bowl
Was a Bust
For Owners
McElrath Misses the Tip
But St~ys for the Finish
PITTSBURGH CAPl -Super
Bowl Xlll was a bonanza for the
players of" ttie winning Pitts·
burgh Steelers and even the
losing Dallas Cowboys.
•'Our expenses were well into
s ix f~gt.tres," said Steelers'
publicist Joe Gordon. "The
league gi...es you into six figures
for expenses, but it's not nearly
enough."
Precise fi gures are the private
affair of the Rooney fa mily, the
owners of the Super Bowl cham·
pions. Gordon said.·
By ERNIE-CASTILLO
Of ttle Oalty ttltet SU.ff .
Because he rarely starts and barely scores,
you won't find Rieb McElrath's name in headlines
these days. In fact, you're lucky to find it in the
box score. period.
Nevertheless, McElrath more Than carries his own weight on the Utah Stat~ basketball team.
Because what the Sad~leback College transfer
does can't be measur~ In fg rt tp; it only shows up inWL. .
bait handling and free throw shooting.
"I'm doing what I do best, just happy to con· tribute. Most games are won or lost at the end.
anyway, so it's nice to be in there when it counts."
. d t l McElrath's 4.7 scoring average oesn t seem
hke much until you realize he's passing off for '
another seven points a game. Nol bad, considering J
al the most he 'll play just half a "ame. 1
Naturally, the Servile High graduate would i
like to be playing a full game but he seems content !
to serve out his apprenticeship, welt knowing he 's :
being groomed for a starting job next season. · t
f ....... ,.,. SAN ANTONIO'S LARRY KENON GUNS ONE HOME.
McELRATH IS THE AGGIES' sixth man. the
_(irst sub if you wlll. He fills in only when, ~cessary, supplying either a breather for a team·
mate or a specialized service for the coach. His
role is more demanding mentally than physically becaus~ of two different transitions he had to make: from junior college to major university and
from co-star to supporting cast.
"I EXPECTED MA VBE a different role but ~
we're winning and so I can't complain." says l
McElrath, the only guard Coach Dutch Belnap I
recruited this season. "We have a lot of good
scorers but basically. we 're a team that plays well
· l
l
Leeds Leads
GWC Star ls College Grad
By JOHN SEVANO
Of Ille 0..IY ttll .. SU.ff
At first glan~. there 1s nothing outstanding or flashy
about Wayne Leeds. a 6·3 forward for the Golden West
CoJlege basketball team.
Even his statistics u .o points per game, 4.0 re·
bounds, 3 assists-aren't particularly overwh.itnmg.
WHAT IS AMAZING THOUGH is that under closer in·
spection you 'll find Leeds to be different from his other
teammates just out or btgh school. You see LeedSj. current·
ly serving his second season as a member or the Rustlers'
squad. is also a UC Irvine graduate.
The situation is also unique in that Leeds never played
basketball after his sophomore season at Fountain Valley
High. Instead, during his junior
and senior years, and at UCI, he
competed in track and cross coun·
try.
Now, at age 25. Leeds is
finishing his latest endeavor.
··1 came to Golden West for
two reasons." Leeds says. "First,
I wanted to purs ue a goal in
music. And second, l wanted to
play basketball.··
A change in the eligibility
rules in 1977 allowed Leeds to
follow 4lis aspirations. Upon his
enrollment, he contacted GWC's bas ketball coach at the time
LEEDS <Dick Stricklin l and asked for a
tryout.
··1 WAS LESS THAN CONFIDENT when I started," he
admitted. "During the tryouts I did well, but I really
wasn't good at the things people usually notice.
"But I hustled and played fair·to·lousy defense and
that proved to be good enough."
Leeds continued to work hard in pursuit or his en·
deavor. He ran daily, played in all the intramural basket·
ball activities. and even joined a Fountain Valley recrea·
t1onat league in which his team was comprised solely of
family members.
LAST SEASON, LEEDS played in 19 games for the
Rustlers averaging 4.4 points per game in limited action.
This season. he's not only played in all 26 outings, but has
raised his average while shooting an incredible .661
007·162 ) from the field.
"Wayne works extremely hard and is very coacha·
ble." says his present coach, Jim Greenfield "Although be
doesn't have much experfence. he makes up for it wllh in' telligence and bustle."
Leeds enjoyed his finest hour on the court earlier this
season when Golden West thumped Saddleback, 110·88. In
the game, he scored 31 points and grabbed 16 rebounds.
"It's been a lot more run this year," says Leeds,
although his club is 8·18 overall, 2·7 ln conference. "Last
year was disappointing, and so has been this season to
some extenL
"WE STILL HAVE a very good, healthy attitude
though and our concentration is still focused on winning."
Leeds looks back on...t.be last tWe> seasons as total ex·
oerience. • "It's been great, .. be says, "just a great oeportunlty,.
And what's next on Leeds' agenda after his playing
days at GWC?
"Wby, play pro ball, or course," he says with a smile.
"WE WON'T be specific, but
we'll tell you we lost plenty. We·
lost. Any team does." he added.
The Cowboys were a little
more specific about their debt.
saying their losses were at least
$100,000.
"As far as the bottom line of
our profit and loss statement, it
would have been more favorable
if we h a dn 't entered the
playoffs," Cowboys President
Tex Schramm said before his
team was beaten 35·31.
The Steelers became the first
to have the honor or winning on '
the field while feeling the sting
of losing on the ledger three
times.
THE FINANCIAL setbacks
this year came despite a record
S6 million in television advertis·
Ing revenue. Thal money was
divided among the league's ~
teams. The league says revenue
at the gate went lo NFL
charities.
But participating teams have
yet to sound the first real com·
plaint.
·'When going to the ·Super
Bowl, we cannot be concerned
about the expense because this
is what everyone in our or·
ganization is striving for." said
Steelers' President Dan Rooney.
· 'Suc:cess is measured by win·
ning. We have done and will con-
tinue to do everything possible
to be successful ," Rooney said.
MOST ASSUREDLY, t hat
means spending more than the
team makes trying to become
champions or professional foot-
ball.
"There's no owner in this
league who would complain
about the lo sses to b e
absorbed." Gordon said. "There
are intangibles that you can't
place a value on and these are
more valuable than any dollar•
loss you may sustain."
The Steelers hope one or those
intangibles will be that
See SUPER, Page 8 2
Dodgers' Sign
Messersmith
LOS ANGELES-Pitcher An·
dy Mess~rsQtith and the Los
Angeles Dodgers· agr~ed to let
bygones be bygones today and
were reunited alter a three.year
estrangement.
Messersmith, who pioneered
the Cree agent route In 1975 and
le!t the Dodgers over a contract
squabble, has signed a new con·
tract with Los Angeles for un-
disclosed terms.
T he Dodgers say they will
probably use Messersmith, a.
Corona del Mar resident, as a,
reliever and apol starter.
War1-en Giles, 82, Dies
CINCINNATI CAP> -Wamm GUes, former
president of baseball's NaUonal Lea1ue. died this
morniq, officials at Christ Hospital said. He wu
IZ.
His son. Bill Giles, general mana1er of the
Philadelphia Phillies, said earlier this week tbat
bla father wu suffering from cancer.
GUes served aa president of the NaUonat
League for 18 years until his retirement tn 1968. He
pas president and 1eneral mana1er of the Cincln·
tall Reds from 1938·1951.
Giles, who died at 3:3S a.m., never played the
sport. but spent 50 yean developtn1 baseball
!Mfore head1nJt the Clnctnnati Reds and 1aler
becoming president of the National Leatue.
GUes had the demeanor of a bank executive, and retired trom acllve participation in the sport
int•.
The late Powel Croa1ey Jr. hired Giles aa vice·
-preaident·1ener•l mana1er of the lowly CincinnaU
franchise in 1936. He succeeded the namboyant
Larry MacPhall ..
GUea was a leading candidate in 1951 lo
become Commiuloner of baseball when A. 8 .
''Happy" Chandler was voted out. But Giles
wllhdre• and supported Ford Frick for the post.
Gtle1 wu then named president of the National
Leaaue. ..
In McElrath's case. that adds up to being a
coffin nailer, not a game breaker. His most useful skills are now dribbling and passing, not running
and gunning. And the shots he's noted for are no
longer bombs from the baselllJe but soft lobs from
the free throw line. ~
On the bench at the
start o r the game ,
McElrath is on the floor
at the end. If he's not being used for de ·
fensive purposes, he's
in there to run the delay
game and protect the ball. And while he's ave raged just 18
m inutes a game; he
leads the team. with 74
assists.
"l'M NOT scoring
a lot but I'm contribut·
ing." says McElrath. aa-c•RATH ··And as long as I can -~
do that, I'm happy. We rind ourselves going to the
delay game a lot and so I'm usually in there for
together and doesn't rely on any one oerson." '
What the Aggies do best, though, is run. The ~ style Is perfectly suited for McELrath, the trigger
man last year on a Saddleback team that averaged J
107 points a game.
"Utah State is known for its running game and
that's my suit." says McElrath. "We don't run as
much as I thought we would but that's why I cam.e
here. We're not like Las Vegas. but we definitely
run more than the average college team."
THE AGGIES ALSO 00 a lot of flying since
their first season as a Pacific Coast Athletic Assn.
member entails four trips to cauromia, including this week when they take on UC Irvine Thursday
a\'d Cal State Fullerto'n Saturday. As McElrath
would have it, the setup is ideal.
''The coaches, a rea and people are really
super up here," McEJralb says. "I'm really enjoy·
ing It. Plus, it gave me the chance lo aet back home at least three times 'this year. I wanted to
leave home but I wanted a chance to come back
more than once."
Even if it does mean having to save bis best for last.·
Gettht9 Bis Pelltl Ae«esa
Edison Hl1h 's Kevin Moreen (dark ~-and Scott Stracher Cleft ) look on. Edison
form > cotllde1 with Fountain V1ller•1 won \he Sunset League eoccer aame Tues·
Mike Mullen as Brian SJoUema Crtlhll day night, 1-0.
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Car w Breaks Into T ar
At Bloomington Banquet
flro"' AP ObpakhH
BLOOMI NGTON. Minn Seven.u m
Amerk an t..ea11u battma t'hamp Rod Garew
broke lnto lHrs 1\'e d y ni(lht • h• tned to tell
ome l.400 ~plP at ports banqut'l ho w bard
tl will~ to lcu\le Minn ta
••
hCnrt"w. v. ho w 1t r eently lrad !d to the An Kt> I». 1rnokt'
u1 l e nnnut1I all pro sports banq~l 1n Bloomln1ton
"Tht touittt-t lhma for mt> to do now Is lo go to
C'allronua nd find ll Ph•t't for my wlft and three kid• to
hvt." l 'ttrl'W Hid "I '4U nt tht peoplto or Minnesota to know
th t I love vou a II •
T ht-11 the tear came . and h couldn't talk anymore
F.arhtor, Carew hod said. "I hope in my 12 yeu s in
Min n •sota I've J!l\'en )'Ou people some things to cheer for
1 'm not KOlnR to nc11cule the Twins mana1ement or
cnttc•i.e them
"I wa nt to tay here. but baseball's a business and
thm&s worked out tbe way they did "
S.abWr Bad 88 Prr~rrat Ral•r 111 '78
SAN F RA NCISCO Qua rter back Ken [!]
Stabler of the Oakland Raiders became the Na· c.t
lion a I Football League's fifth hi&hest pai4
player. with a salary of $342,000 from a 66 per·
cent raise last season. 1t was reported Tuesday.
The San Frnnc-1sco Chroni cle carried a breakdown of
top NFL salaries in a story based on NFL Management
Counctl s urvey figures which the newspaper said it ob
tained
O.J . Simpson of the San Francisco 49ers held top spot
on the list. making $733,358. followed by the Chicago
Bears' Walter Payton at $431,500.
The rest or the top 10: Fran Tarkenton. Minnesota
S360.000; Da n Pastorin!, Hous ton, $358,333: Stabler
S342.000: Larry Csonka, New York Giants, $300,000; John
Riggins. Washington. S300,000; Bob Griese. Miami.
$260,000: Bert Jones, Baltimore . $250,000 ; Franco Harris
Pittsburgh, $250,000
-----Quote of tlw Da,,·-----
ll depends on which s ide of the fence you are on
Angels ownt'r Gene Autry on the acquisition of Rod
Carew: "f think this is one of the best deals that has
been made in the American League· for many years."
Kansas City Manager Whitey Herzog: "The Angels
d1dn 't gave up anything. Minnesota would have been
better off taking the deal with the Yankees wanted to
give them."
Glfttn Parn 1' •l~lu Pa•t S o11lr•
With Mike Glenn lying his career high of 25 m
poin ts. nine in the fourth quarter , the New York
Knicks defeated the Seattle SuperSonics 108·99
in Nationa l Basketball Assn. action Tuesday
night ... Artis Giimore scored 21 points to lead seven
Bulls into double figures as Chicago held on for a 110-107
victory over the Indiana Pa cers ... Mike O.nlenJ
!'cored 11 oolnts in the fourth quatter as the Houston
Rockets rallied past the Detroit Pistons,
113·108, to snap a four-game losing
streak . . . John Drew scored 23 points,
including a key layup with 12 seconds
left, as the Atlanta Hawks held on to
be a t t h e Bo s t on C e llics , 104·101
. . . Campy Russell sparked a 39·point
third period as the Cleveland Cavaliers
ended a four-game losing streak with a
119-100 romp over the New Jersey Nets
Guards Lionel RolUns and Ron
Brewer combined for 48 Points as the
o •L.MORE Portland Trail Blazers rolled to a 110-93
victory over the Phoenix Suns. Portland's Dave Tward1lk
suffe red a pulled calf muscle in his left leg •and will be
p laced in a cas t and lost to the team for al least six weeks
E~ Win• l'lr•t Ro-d Mair•
shots in her first malcb with Yvonne Vermaak t.t..~
Chris Eve rt survived a barrage of drop •
and rolled to a 6·2, 6·2 victory, Tuesday night in ~ ~
the first round or a women's pro tennls to\.lrna·
ment in Seattle. Other results in Seatlle included Sue
Barker over Bettina Bunge, 6·4, 6-2, Kathy Jordaa downed
•Janet New'berry, 6-2, 6·2, llana Stracbonova defeated Kate
Latham, 7-6, 6-4, J .die Haniniton beat Anthea Cooper 6-1.
3·6, 6-0, Diane Desfor eked out a 3·6, H , 7-6 victory over
Mlma Jausovec aod Peanut Louie stopped Nancy YearglD,
6-2. 6·2
Trl~l'l•l•11, R•tlle
Following are tne maJor SPOrts events on television lo·
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Notre Dame vs. North Carolina Slate.
Announcers: Tom Hawkins and Jim Carneles.
Notre Dame's No. 1 Fiqhting lrlsh tangle with No rth
Carollna State's Wolfpack in Raleigh. •
A 7:20 p.m., Channel 9 ./ .,/ ./
NBA BASKETBALL: Lal<ers at Golden State Warriors.
Announcers: Chick Hearn and Pltt RHev.
The Golden State warrior!>, with a four-day rest behind
them and a lot ot nome gam.-s ahead of them. take on the Los Angeles Lakers tonight. Warrior fans will get their first took
at Jo Jo White, the fdrmer Bos ton Celtics star. In a Golden
State uniform.
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A~·~· TAKING AIM San Antonio's Geor ge Ger vin gets two of
his 31 points over the defense of L akers Ron Boone <24 )
a nd Karee m Abdul-J abbar in NBA action Tuesday
night.
,.,.... PGfle BJ
I.AKERS DOWN SP{JRS. • •
ga me, but said it wasn 't really a
"game situation" and admitted
being rusty.
"WE HAD A LOT of rough
spots, including m yself," Jabbar
said. "But we're paid to play
hard, and you have to keep on
playing that way all the time.
even when you're down by 15
polots."
The Lakers led only once dur·
lng regulation time. and that
was at 8-6 early in the first
quarter. It was at that j uncture
that San Antonio went on a 20·4
spree which a ppeared to bury
Los Angeles for good.
The Lakers scored only 12
point s in the opening sta nza,
their worst output of the season
!or a slngl~quarter. Their total
of 40 points in the first ball is
also a season low.
San Antonio. currently lhe
Central Division 's finest team
with a 31·23 record, went into the
fourth quarter with a 13-point
bulge
THE LAKERS WHITTLED
the lead to nine points with 5:55
f',...PaeeBJ
SUPER •..
heiahtened public interest will
le ad to more seats at Three
Rivers Stadi~m in Pittsburgh.
But as the league's winingest
team in 1978, the Steelers will
pick last in the 1979 college
draft. Even the proceeds from
the sale of au pe r St eelers ·
p a r a phe rnalia c o to NFL
Properties Inc.
POK THE players, however,
the r ewards from personal ap-
pearances and product endorse·
ments are tangible and sizable.
"The players be nefit very
handsomely," Gordon said. "It's
possible that. a player could re-
alize something into six figures
during the entire orf season."
orr-sea$on eamlngs are only
part or t.be story. E ach or the ts
S t eeler s : playere received
$18,000 as members of the win·
ning Super Bowl t eam .. Each
Dallas player got $9,000.
There was 'a lso was $5,000 for
each Steelers' player for getting
past the Oenver Broncos ln the
first round of the American
Football Conference playoffs
and $9,000 for · beating the
Hosuston Oilers for the AFC ti·
tie .
THE LEAGUE wlll give the
Ste elers S9e.OOO for 80 $1,200
rings, while the Cowboys get
$40,000 for $500 rings.
That's one of the few m-.Jor
exl>ffdjlurea ~p.ict by the NFL.
•YOUDOM-r
HAYI OUI quon. YOU All MOIAIL y
PAY .. TOOMUCHI
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left. the'n Abdul-Jabbar went to
work.
"It was like a nightmare ...
said the Spurs· Larry Kenon.
who fi nis hed with 19 points.
"Everything went right ror the m
· a nd we couldn't buy a basket .
But the big fella <Abdul·J abbar l
played with as much desire as
I've ever seen In rum."
Los Angeles· 7 ·2 center scored
s ix straight points on a fe rocious
dunk and a pair of s kyhooks. and
continued lo dominat e to the
end.
ABOUL·JABBAR ·s hook with
15 seconds left tied it a t 103, and
SiJas missed a 20-footer at the
buzzer which could have won it
for San Antonio.
In overtime the Lakers' Norm
Nixon scored t wo quick buckets,
one or them a brilliant steal·
layup , to give LA the lead. Ab-
dul-J abbar and Wilkes finished it up.
·'Nothing is hopeless in thls
league when you have to shoot
t he ba ll e ve r y 24 s econds."
s ummed up West.
"We worked ha rd, even when
t hings weren't going well," West
said. "Maybe I'm old-fashioned.
but I believe in the work ethic.
Whe n you wor k har d. good
things seem to' nappen to you.··
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Ger.In I• 1-5 31
Siln • o 1 11 Green I 0-0 1 OlberdlftQ 1 I 9
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l.OS Aft9tlts 11 71 11 3' 1.,_11.
Total IOul\ S.n Ar1to1"0 21. Lat Anoe•~" Al tenci.nce 11175
Home Ron Derby
Attracts Angels
California Angel s tandouts
Don Baylor. Bobby Grich and
Dave Frost. along with former
Costa Mesa lligh slat Dennis
Delany and others, will be at
Cos ta Mesa Hig h Saturday
morning at 11 for the Mustangs'
ann~al Home Run Derby .
The stars will lake their shots
al putting the ball over the fence
in an exhibition for the benefit of
the Costa Mesa baseball pro-
gra m .
The p\.lbUc Is invited free of
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BASKETBALL
ROGER CARLSON
Scheduling
Not Natural
The 1979-80 school &Port.II schedules a re in the making
now-and it appears some folu should sit down and re·
examine their priorities before puttln1 the sched\.lles
together .
It hH been sever al mo11ths since Propositloll 13
passed. but the effects have not really struck home yet.
With money a big part or high school athletics whether
you like it or not, it seems ironlc that this basketball
season has already seen such Wednesday night basketball
nat\.lrals as Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley and
Marina-Huntington Beach played before fa r less than
capacity crowds.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL does not and
will not <with rare exceptions > draw crowds. Thursday
night football isn't so hot. either.
Therefore. it seems reasonable Ir you want to make a
buck. put the attracUve games on when fa ns wlll att.end-
Friday night.
There is no way \hat Huntington Beach and Marina
should not be paired on Friday nights. Add Estancia·
Corona del Mar, Irvine-University, Costa Mesa-Corona del
Mar. Estancia-Costa Mesa in b(Uketball. S\.lrely there are
other combinations that can help the gate.
IN FOOTBALL. ESPECIALLY with the re gular
season rmale, naturals should be on Friday nights. Ob·
vious finales should be Marina-Huntington Beach, San
Cle ment.e·Dana Hills. Irvine-Univers ity, Estancia-Costa
Mesa and Westminste{'·Fountain Valley.
Edison· Founta in Valley? These two don't need a hand,
that game draws very well without a ny special benefit.
Somehow it j ust doesn't make sense to schedule
Marina and Huntington Beach basketball on a Wednesday
night. There are too many empty sea .s and not enough
dollars coming into what are already depleted coffers.
With the future sure to be tough on athletics due to less
money available, schedule malcers should take a hard look
at wha t they are doing and make s ure each school is get·
_ling their best shot. • • • HUNTINGTON BEACH HIGH baseball Coach Don
Terranove has scheduled an alumni game Feb. 24 <noon>
and among the alums penciled in are former California
Angel Eddie Suki a a nd Jack Brohamer. currently with the
Boston Red Sox.
Terranove asks that any former Huntington Beach
alum Interested In p layi ng against his varsity should con·
tact Mike Bailey <536-57701 or Terranove at the high (
school. .. •••
WREN COSTA MESA High's Joe F isher received his
award as California's No 1 bofs prep cross country coach
or the year recently, his pa rents were In the audience after
trave ling from Kansas to be at the ceremonies . • • • MARINA IDGH VOLLEYBALL Coach Tim Reed has
lined \.IP a superb tournament for March 24 and 26 with 18
of the 21 Orange County high school volleyball teams in·
volved.
lncluded a re such traditiona l guns as Laguna Beach,
Corona del Ma r . Huntington Beach. La Quinta, Newport
Harbor. San Clemente a nd University. ••• ~AN0'111ER MARINA NOTE: Baseball Coach Pa ul
Frey 's Vikings will ente rtain Ka meha meha High of
Ha waii in a night game Friday.March 2.
Mesa Girls Roll
Sea Kings Upset, 59-49
Ka ren Ye l ic h and Ca r o l
Krikorian paced the Costa Mesa
High Mustangs to an upset 59.49
victory over Corona de l Ma r
T uesday n ight in Sea Vi e w
League girls basketball action
on the winner's noor .
CO\I .. ~w-~vMn "· Krikorian 1•, Yehcll ''· ""°"'_..., K~nnedv '· W11UKe I. S<-lly~ ...
Cof'Onil o~I Mar 13 S 13 19 • 4<t
CO\ld M~'MI 17 13 IA IS S•
!M~IU! LEAGUE
OCH" View JS. Let Alamltos St
O<UI' VI-Fk!ler 1, Otsen 11. M•rvln 11
M4orrurlo 1, Lel\11rtld t 4, Wlflm man 2.
Yelich. In addition to scoring
17 points. played well on de·
fen se . holding CdM 's Linda
Goeggel to 14 points. Krikorian
ha d 14 Points. Kristy Rowell was
high for the Sea Kings with 18.
The loss was the fa.rsl in league
play for Corona del Mar.
cal St• Let A1191ttt et. UC lrvlN SJ
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ALL FOR ONE -Indiana State teammates Leroy Staley
<left> and Larry Bird fight for a rebound Tuesday night
against Drake. Indiana State won, 100·79
Bird Brilliant
Indiana St. Stays Unbeaten
From AP Dispatcltes
TERRE HAUTE. Ind . · All·
American Larry Bird scored 33 points
Tuesday night, including 20 in the
second half as second-ranked Indiana
State pulled away from Drake for a
10Q·79 Missouri Valley Conference
basketball victory
The unbeaten Sycamores, now 11-0 in
the conference and 21-0 overall. led just
38-36 at intermission after a see-saw
first halt in which the Bulldo&s Ol}Ce led
by five points
Dtab.84-83
DURHAM, N.C. -Sophomore
forward Gene Banks scored on a
baseline drive with 30 seconds remain-
ing to cap a furious Duke rally and give
the third-ranked'Blue Devils a 64-63 vic-
tory over Atlantic Coast Conference rival Virginia.•
The 6-foot·7 Banks came off the bench
to score 16 points and spoil Virginia's
hopes or an upset before a regional
television audience The Cavaliers had
been up by as many as 12 points, 40-28,
early in lhe second half
Detrelt, 84-83
MILWAUKEE-Terry Deurod's 22·
fool jump shot with two seconds re·
mainlng gave the unranked Detroit
Titans a 64~ victory over ninth-ranked
Marquette
Cal Poly Rallies
* College
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51
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Vanguards Tumble
A poor second half shooting·er-
fort and a coslly turnover with
45 seconds remaining cost
Southern California College as
the Vanguards dropped an 89-87
non-conference basketball de·
cision lo visiting Cal Poly
<Pomona> Tuesday night.
SoCaJ held a 46-37 halftime ad-
vantage only to run into a cold /
shooting streak while the Bron·
cos came roaring back during a
period of six minutes when they
couldn't miss. Cal Poly tied the
score and the teams traded
bas kets for the next seven
minutes.
The Vanguards bad an op-
Prep Soccer
80'1'S Wtt""""'9r1,MartM1
Marina scor1n9. LOll9t
c.-• Mff '· Qll\e ~ t coronedltl M¥t(Otin9" Wood 2, Hardy, lut'Wll,
Lewis.. Cotle Mt"8 tcorln9: MclaOd, Hal11tld.
E._1,~Y.....,t
Edl$0!\ Korin9: Wt!lttl
portunity to tie the game again
at 82 in the final minute when
Poly's Cleve Porter attempted a
dunk shot but instead grabbed
the rim and was called for a
technical. SoCal missed the free
throw attempt, then threw the
inbounds pass away without a
shot.
SoCaJ was forced to foul and
the Mustangs took an 84-80 edge.
then Paul Anderson bit a pair or
free throws with three seconds
to play and the Vanguards stole
the inbounds pass but time ran
out before they couJd get a shot
off.
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Worley
Pott ..
Scott
Verdon
UflOtrwood
JollflMH'I
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• w~. Februaty '· 1979 . ' DAIL V PILOT -~
I
Plra4es Take On Mt. SAC . 1
With a we k orr to prepare ror the ruHerton, lut Wednesday. laugher In Its last outing al the expense bf
So~tb Coast Confere"ce ttr«cb ddve. tbe The upset, eomblned with the Pirates' winless Chaffey, 128-90, hopes to have I.tie
Oran,. Cout Colle•e buketball t.tam re· wln over Cerritos, Jen OCC (5-1, lM> an same type of experience when lt playa curn1 to the wars toni1ht (7:80> as the alone at.op the 1tandJn1s with Fullerton Southwestern.
Pint boll Mt. San Antonk> Colleft. droppinl a same off the pace. The Gauchos, winners of 27 straight at
Jn Olher acUon. Saddltback College en· In the nnt meeting thls season, OCC home, enterain a club that has won o..i,y
tertalna Soutbweatern in Ml.salon Cob· edged Mt. &AC.18-61. once in~ outinca thJs year, and that wd a
f r•nce pla)' at 7:30. "They're the hottest team ln the con· double overtime deds1on at home against
(erence ri&ht now." says OCC Coach Tan-Chaffey. 1 COAST'S GAME with Mt. S~ Ar>tonlo dy GlllJs ... They're playJn1 extremely
wtll be anythin& but a ahoo-m for the well. 1bey're shooting better oow than at
Pl rat . The Mounties, currently th1nl in any-tlme.thia year.·•
the conference <3·3. t5·10 overall>. are
fresh off a 63·62 upset oC Fullerton. at SADDLE BACK, which ·enjoyed a
The Gauchos have been playing ~11
~ince the arrival or 6-8, 240-pound center
Kevin Magee who has averaged 25 paints
and 12 rebounds In bis rour outing§. .
F.Btancia,
Vaqueros
Log Wins
Es tancia and JrvJne high
schools rolled to easy victories
over Sea View League foes Tues-
day night in prep wrestling ac-
Uon.
Estancia 's Eagles took the
measure of Costa Mesa. 41-18.
while Irvine toppled University, -t8·15. '
Irvine's Vaqueros, in their
first year in league competition,
have run up a 7-2 overall dual
meet record and have four
wrestlers who are undefeated in
league competition.
Dean Castello is 5-0 at the
95-pound weight; Rob Weiss is
4-0·1 at 115 pounds; Mark
Sederoff is 5-0 at 130 pounc!si and DaDllen Waters has a :>-u
record as a heavy~eigbt.
Estancia will host tbe Sea
View League finals Saturday
morning at 10.
lrri•41. U""'9rNfY 1J •-<:astallo 111 -.,., fOf'tell 1111>-R•y• Cll "l'O" by forfeit 1u-e1u Ill plllMCIH•mltton 110
UO-Sederoff Cl 1..-. S.n 9--4 1:.-eormn ei1 w01t.,.,~11
141-Hamllton CUI pll!Md McKay 1:20.
14'-0evl& Cl l dK. Aolt.&lln 4·0 1n-8amtn CUI oec. Sc:llWict.tenbero 1~
161-Holletl CUI pinned HaA 1 45.
t 7t-Lesbn>OI< 111 -oY fOrlelt
1'4-81115 111 -by torofelt Hwt-Waten Cl I won by lorMlt
Est-le 41, COiie ~ II
•-otlY'lr ICM) clec.. Fvllet 8-1
10.-Ausll IE I plfllled D'*'O • · 16 1u -o. L-V (El CM<-Arlmura 11.a
1n-1mo1c> ICMIOK. Pt«ca•l
130-f'lynn (EI plnft9d S.Cr.sll· JO
13'-McMflsler (CMI OK.. Wang~-
141-0uooer IEI won by forfeit. 14-E. ~ IEI O.C. Blff'Olro 20-0. IS7-Van Deren IE I dee. Slew•rt •s 161-9-ru CCMI clK.. ~ 1 ,_,
171-1..oreNO IEI pinned Tllon\-I:•. 1'4-Surlett ICM> plnneo Aennlsll 1:)1.
Hwt-L'IOf' llU -by torfelt
Rustlers Face
Gaucho Nine
The three area junior college
baseball teams open up play
Thursday with Golden West fac·
ing Saddleback at 10:30 a.m. in
the first round of the Casey
Steneel Tournament and Oranee .Coast traveling to Long Beach
fora2:30game
C..-,~T--' ~·· ... 1n .... Al GOldtn W.it ·
10. 30-Goldln Wes1 vs. Sldctlet>ac I<
?·lO-LA Valley VS Cll•ll•Y
At Cerritos • 1O·30-Gtrrtloi vs. R lo HonClo
7 JO-Pierce vs. H-oc.lt FrtdaY'•"'•~lltl• Al Golden West! 10·30-<ioldell Wesl·Secl0lebed1 loser v" LA
Velley·O..fleV losff
7 ;)0-Golden Wt!11·Saddlel>Kk winner n LA
Valley·Olafley wl,,,....
Al CtrTltos•
10·30-<:errllos·Rlo Hondo loser vs. Plone-
Hancodc -Z:lO-oe<Tltos-Rlo Hondo wfntl« VI. Plerce-
Hanc:oc.k w!Mt!r
Sllhlrde'f '• "'1111111• 10. >D-Centol1llon c""'"plonstilp •I C«rllos; Third piece et Golden West
2 l0-0..mpionslllp el Golclell WHI
Tennis
CdMatMesa
P.rep 1flaske~ball .
Resumes Tonight
Two ·major rivalries top
tonight's bigh school basketball
action-&m Clemente at Dana
Hills (8 ) and Corona del Mq at
Costa Mesa (7).
In addition to the cross-town
rivalry, Dana Hills and San
Clemente are also fi ghting for a
CIF playoll berth, each trailing
first-place Mission Viejo by two
ga mes in the South Coast
League race.
DANA Biu..s will have a dis-
tinct height advantage, boasting
a front line or Mike samuels
C6-4 ) ()oug Andrews (6-6) and
Ch rfs Mathieu (6-5). San
Clemente doesn't have a starter
taller than 6-2.
Costa Mesa will be shooting
for an upset, and the Mustangs
have usually saved their best
basketball for the tough teams.
Corona del Mar brings in a 5-1
Sea View League slate and a 16-2
record overall, while Costa
Mesa is 2-4 and 8-9 .
Edison will be trying to climb
back into the Sunset League
race with a 7 o'clock clash at
Newport Harbor. The Chargers
are 2-4 while Newport Harbor is
tJed tor the league lead with
Marina, each at 5-1.
llATEa DEi and Servile will
break the three-way knot for
first place in the Angelus
League tonight as the Monarchs
and Friars square off on
SeA'it.e's home court at 7:30.
Gotn1 in, Mater Del has the
same 5-1 rec:ont that Servile and
Bishop Montgomery show. The
· latter will be a solid favorite to
remaln ln a two-way tie for first,
because Bishop Montgomery meets strugg)lng ll-5 f ·~lsbop
Amat.
In addition to the Edison·
Newport Harbor clash, the
Sunset League $Chedule features
a cha.nee for Huntington Beach
to avenge an earlier upset at the
ba.nds of Westminster.
That victory r emains
Westminster's solitary league win in its last 26 decisions. Hunt-
ing ton Beach invades the
Westminster gym at 7.
SCC Rips 4~ers
Wood Homen Twice
LONG BEACH -Mark, Wood
hit a pair of home runs in the
second inning t o spark a
Southern CalUornta College nine-run outburst Tuesday as
the Variguards opened 'the 1979
baseball season with a resound-
ing 16-3 victory over Long Beach
• State, here. •
•Ike Petel'J bad • three-run homer ln the elgbth lnfting and
Stan 'lbomaa a two-run blast in
the ninth as tbe Vangu.rds
played long-ball with the tiers.
In addition to the rour homers,
SoCal alJIO had Oiree doubles and
a triple. Peters and Thomas
each had a double while Butch
Plank had a double and triple.
Wood, Thomas a nd Peters
each bad three base bits .with
Peten drivlnl four runs across
to lead in that department.
. Coach Doug Adams used three
pitehers with Duane Myers
pitcbinl three innings of shutout
ball and. Tony Nigro one. Starter
Brian Co&i~ will get the call Saturday when the Vanguards
open the home season apinst
Cal St,le Los Angel.es in a
doublebeader.
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and a jump bill wa u llf'd
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but mllted With .t1bt ~ to
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po •lbh O\'trtlme victory. Brian Jl'ara\'lcb hat 12 of 16
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bHketball UUs week. aJtbough
the •ix teams above the Vlkin1s
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It .tu status quo ln the 3·A
ranklnp, u Corona del Mar and
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5 Hart SC Cociltafl -i ...-1•1 Puult Sol\led
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17 Wickedness phme
18 Moun· 63 Ending tot
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20-Home 65 Passage
11 Sanskrit • London gal-
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22 Expiates 67 Surges
23 Some 88 Fellow
punches 89 -machine
25 Salaman-DOWN
defS 1 Trance 11 lnhabi1Mlta: 41 WW~ org.
27 Garlands 2 Dike Abbr. 48 Fat
29 Step 3 Go --24 View 48 Restricts
30 Hale -: Bum 2S Reqolres 49 Necessities
34 Wing: Anal. 4 Aaeoclate 28 Hit sign 60 Old lan-
36 Wheal. e.g. 5 Vamoose 30 Court guage
38 BeYerage II Claw 31 Environ men-52 Lyric muse
39 Return In 7 Oeseert: tal 53 Rent again
retribution: 4 5 words 32 Mislay St Sk~ sight
words 8 "Golly!" 33 TardY 56 -Rud: Iran
42 Goodie t lmmenaltiet 34 Honnone rlYer
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44 Shetter 11 Author -35 Monk PlftOt 67 Painter Plul
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~YPILOT .
WtdnetUy. Fllbrual't' 7. 1119
.. Business
·1ran Oil Cutoff Felt
• IN TR UNIT 0 State..
Prealdenl Cart er ordered
fJderal agencies Tueaday to press fuel·saving efforts in a dn YO to bead OCf mandatocy c rva·
tlon.
Government and Industry
analysta warned that several
more months without Iranian oil
could lead to gasoline shortages
tbls summer, healing 011
tbortages nexl winter and
higher prices ror both products.
The U.S . Department of
Energy.bas put together a plan
for limiting gasoline consump-
tion. sucb as requiring gasoline
stations to close early and on
Sunday. That plan could be l>Ut
into effect April 1 if there's no
sign of improvem e nt In the
situation
laANIM OIL workers strik·
ing against Shah Mohammad
Reza Palavi cut off exports that
normally amounted to about 5.S
million barrels a day in
December. Output had been re-
duced since the end of October.
The country that was once the
world's second largest oil ex-
porter after Saudi Arabia is pro-
ducing only a paltry 664,000 bar-
rels a day, barely enough to
meet domestic needs. .,.
The loss of Iranian oil has
slashed world output by about S
uercent at a time when supplies
were starting to tighten and
prices were rising.
JAPAN, TOE world's second
largest importer of oil after the
.
• Pu hes Conservation
United Slatea, lmpe>rts 99 per
c-nl or itl oil and 20 percent of
that cam from Iran.
L st month, the J8panese
launched ~n energy conaerva-
tton dnvl' nd the government
warned It may have to dip Into
tts strategic 90-day stockpile lo
keep 1ndwitry going.
Israel once got about 60 per-
cent or its petroleum from lrao,
but It claims to be well prepared
for a cutofC with a large reserve
and a promise from the United
States to make up any shortfall
for five years.
THE MAJOR IMPACT has
been political. Israel bas stlf ·
fened its demand to be allowed
to buy oil from Egypt once they
sign a p eace treaty. and
Jerusalem a lso is asking
Washington for firmer as-
surances on ·fuel supply pro-
mises.
Fuel prices have risen 10 per-
cent. in Denmark and 8 percent
in Sweden because of the cut.off.
Denmark got nearly one-fourth
of its oil from Iran, Sweden 15
percent.
Sweden's Commerce Minister,
Hadar Cars. tias urged bis na-
tion to start saving energy.
Giuseppe Ammassarl, director
of energy resources at Italy's In-
dustry Ministry, has warned or
impending shortages because of
the Iranian crisis.
BRITAIN, WIDCH got 16 per-
cent of its oil requirements from
Iran, has seen prices for pre-mium gas at the pump go up over
the past month from $1 .20 to $1.40
a U.S.gallon
Th 8~1tish Petroleum Co .. Jaram or tho companies that
control lranlan oil, has alaabed
d eliv rles to Its c uatomeu
aruund t.he world by •s percent.
The tate-run Brlllsb company
1ot .0 percent of its supplies
from Iran and says no oll bu
left the country'Slnce Dec. 26.
"WE HAVE NO idea when ex-
porh wlll resume," a con-
sortium spokesman commented .
A British Petroleum spokesman
was even more pessimistic:
"No where can we make up
the 5.5 million barrels that Iran
produced every day. What is
happening now is that you have
a lot of people chasing a little
oil." Government officials in
Spain, the Netherlands,
Sweden and West Germany say
there is no immediate crisis
because they have reserves to
las t between two and three
months.
BESIDES THE immediate ef-
fects, the Iranian oil crisis has
other, and 'possibly deeper,
ramifications for the West.
The loss of the oil revenue, a
surge In anti-Western sentiment
and Iran's reduced role in in-
ternational politics have led the
new government or "Prime
Minister Shah pour Bakbtiar to
seek cancellation of massive de-
fense contracts with the United
States, Britain and their Euro-
pean allies worth an estimated
$10 billion.
Among the major deals with
the United States expected to be
cancelled are for F -16 fighter
jets worth $3.S billion, seven
Boeing AiPborn Warning and
Control Sys te ms w·orth $1.1
billion dollars and 20 McDonnell-
Douglas F-4 fighters worth $500
million.
The oil revenue loss probably
also will force a drastic cutback
in non-military trade with Iran.
The United States alone listed
exports of $3.4 billion to Iran last
year.
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cut red tape, getting the answers. and. action you need
to aolve inequities in government and bu8iness. Mail
your queations to Pat Dunn, At Your Service, Orange
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DEAR PAT: Could you find out how I can
establish the value of a small Indian painting
given to me in 1929 by Clarence Ellsworth? R.L.T., Newport Beach
John A. Glllett, a certified appraiser wttb 40
years of experience In buying, selling and collect·
lag art, will be able to help yoa. Pltone 494-1947 to
make arrangements. GllleU told AYS that locaUag
a relbble a.rt appraiser ls not an easy tblng to do,
and even membership ln the National Appraisers
Association ls no guarantee titan an appralser Is
adequately qaallfied. He advises a tltoroagb cbeck
of any appralser•s backgrocmd and e~rience
before aat.boridng an appraisal.
Mateams cannot appraise objects not in tbelr
collection, accord.log to Bowers Maseam. One way
to locate an ethical appralser ii to ask for recom-
mendations from a reputable a.rt gallery. AYS was
told by a namber of sources, however, that
Sotbeby Parke Berne&, 71M Beverly Blvd., Loa
Angeles, ls a top-notcb, trustwortlly art and anti·
qae appraisal soatte.
IRS Rtlle Allotes tt'orfc 1'1~
DEAR PAT: I've heard that I can ·avoid the
profit tax on the sale or my house for longer than
18 months iI 1 buy a newly constructed house or
equal value. What is the time limit, and are there
any age restrictions, such as being over SS?
W.P., Costa Mesa
The 1978 Tu Bill Improves tbe residence re-
placement rule. Home seUen of uy age may sWI
sell tbelr principal residence and defer tlle pron&
tu by ~ytng a replacement costin1 at least as
mucb as the old home's sale price. Pan:hase and
oec.pancy must occur wltbln 18 months before or
after tile sale for an ex:htbag boase, bal •P to M
montlls after Ute sale ll allowed II a new ltome II
coutnlded. Formerty, tbls rule coald be ued oa·
ly onee every 18 months. Now It can be ued more
ofte• If a Job alte cbaage reqalrea Ute aa.le aad
parebte.
-Al•-Proteets Forefp C.t ..
DEAR PAT: I 've found a number of albums
for collect.ors of stamps from other countries, but
can't locate a roreien coln album. Aren't any
available?
J .W., San Clemente
Not an&U recently. A oe• alba•, "Colas or U1e
World," laa• been de.eloped by Colleeton Market· tac Corp. la eollaboraUon wtdl Oeall·hren, tM
world'• oldest aad lar1eat fottlp cU1'effJ H·
dlaa1e nrm a.ad a •aJor MrtbtMr el foreign
mleor colaa. 1'llll albll• ues l&Udard •JMket
•l•JI ,., •• placd ID rroat of Wutra&ed eaW.1-
1111 pa1n . Tiiie ,.let flt 19 a laaw.-,aude
llbMler, a .. llldl• ... al vlayl enelopet MW ....
eel••· Tiiie albllm 11 a nlJaWe &a.roellJll eU ~· a~r•, l .C. Peuey and Sean catalo1ae1, Toya ll
Us •&ottt ancl at Deak-Perera lonlp eamaey
eullaqeomca b major elUet.
TRAVEL NETWORK INTRODUCES ITS 59-FOOT 'SNOOZEA' TRAVELING HOTEL
Big Bua Arrtvea In Coate Meta to Pubflclze Opening of New Agency
Super h us Visits Co ast
59-foot 'Snoozer' Wraps Around Comers
The Snoozer proved a real eye
opener.
Pedestrians and motorists
alike could hardly ignore the
59·foot-long traveling hotel, so
stretched out that its German
designers pleated it in the mid·
die so it can literally wrap
around comers. It visited the
area last week.
THE 13-FOOT -HIGH
behemoth wrapped around the
corner of Westminster A venue
in Costa Mesa and was slowly
jockeyed into about slx parking
spaces along the curb on 17th
Street.
A door opened and out popped
a cadre of orange-blazered
Travel Network Corp. ex-
ecutives who had journeyed
a board the eight-room hotel
from their San Diego head-
quarters to ballyhoo the opening
of Costa Mesa's new Travel'
Networkagencyat234E.17thSt.
BARRY JONES. Travel
Network president, was pleased
with the commotion bis firm 's
one-of-a-kind Snoozer bad creat-
e d in front of Pacific Plaza
Travel. one of 200 franchised
agencies across the continent.
The vehicle also contains a
"sky lounge" with aircraft-type
seats equipped with radio and
tape headsets. There is a bar
and some cooking facilities.
SIX MORE OF the giant buses
are to be added to the network's
continental travel fleet by the
end of the year, Jones said.
Designed for either charter
jaunts or scheduled tours in a
growing domes tic travel
market, the Snoozer is said to be
especially useful for skj treks
where hotel accommodations
are limited, golfing tours and
similar junkets, he said.
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Cars stopped, office workers
ogle d and a s tandard-size
Orange County Transit District
bus appeared to shrink as it
passed the gleaming, metal and
glass monster.
He said the double-decked,
articulat <jointed ) bus has
hotel accom ions that in-
clude beds, radio, c ed-circuit
television, private toilet and
shower and individual heating
and air conditioning in each
room.
Base rate per day for up to 16
passengers is between $75 and
$100, depending on the tour, he
added. The "hotel" and travel
fee includes continental·
breakfasts.
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STOCKS I BUS~t:ss Wedneeday reor1.101y 7, ISl7'9 N OAlt.V PILOT •1
Oaanging Ti•e•
World Currency
Value Puzzling
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ .
Oo you understand the world or lntemat1onal currenc>
trannctlons?
Do you know why the dollar that once bought 38C
JapaneM yen now buys only 200 yen, at 1he most!
DID :YOU BEALIZE THAT THE U.S. TreasUJ')
Department bas recenUy been borrojlt'lDf.. money 14,..
Swiuerfand and Germany anCi t6en using tbOse funds tc
prop up the dollar on foreign-exchange markets? Do you know why 40 countries measure their currea.
cies by what they're worth in U.S. dollars · wb11e otbe\
countries use different staodnds? Bangladesh, ror exam
pie, measures against the Brili11h pound.
Fourt~n nations in
Africa peg their curren·
cies t o the French
franc. A dozen nations
use as their base something called the
special drawing rights
of the International
Monetary Fund.
Money
Tree
You're probably aware that you could have made a
fair amount of money in previous years by taking dollars
out of your American bank account and exchanging them
ror Swiss francs in a Swiss bank account.
But did you know that if you had a Swiss bank account.-
last October, you would have been able to bump up the
value of your holdings by 15 percent. in November by
switc hing to a dollar account in a U.S. bank?
IF YOU ARE BEWILDERED BY these activities,
don't despair. Know at least that so is everyone else.
A clear sign that we don't know what we're doing has
come from the Rockefeller Foundation, which ls putting up
$500,000 a year for three years to finance the liberations of
30 experts who will wrestle wi~h these international
economic problems and seek unifying solutions.
These experts are a high.powered bunch. They include
H. Johannes Witteveen, former managing director of the
International Monetary Fund, wbo will chair the group;. Otmar Emminger. president of the West German Bun ..
desbank; Federal Reserve Board member Henry Wallich:
Jawad Hashim, managing director of the Arab Monetary
Fund; economist Fritz Machlup; Jacques Maisonrouge,
president of IBM World Trade; C. W. McMahon, executive director of the Bank of England; Robert V. Roosa, former
under secretary of the U.S. Treasury, now a partner in
Brown Brothers Harriman; Herbert Stein, former
chairman of the President's Council of Economic Ad·
visers: Micbiya Matsukawa, special adviser to the
Japanese Ministe .. of Finance.
IN ANNOUNCING THE FORMATION of this 30. member study group, John F. Knowles, president. of the
Rockefeller Foundation, said the hope is to "bring some or-
deroutof the preseotcbaos." '
Witteveen, wbo will supervise this inquiry, noted that
not even the experts have a "clear and complete un·
derstanding" of how the international monetary system
works.
It's a measure of the confusion in which the world
operates that it's going to take these experts three years --.•
and $1.S million of Rockefeller money -to come up with\ some possible answers as to how the international curren·'
cy system should function. ;
1
Tensions in Iran l
...
Bring Duw Down f \ l t NEW YORK CAP > -The stock market showed wide· i
spread bses today a mid fears of intensif'Jed energy pro.'
ble ms arising from political upheaval iD Iraa. J
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, wbicb bad
fallen more than 36 points over tbe last seven tradinc days, )
closeddownanotber6.84to816.0ltoday. 1 Losers outnumbered gainers by more than a 4.q
margin in the broad tally of New York Stock Exchange·'
listed issues. '
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111emp1s on the life of one
Hi Ho, Silverman
New NBC Chief Making His Move
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES IAP> -NBC. to
its credit, knows a bad lhif\g when iL
o;ees one, The network saw lots of bad
things in the shows it introduced last
ran. had the good sense to ax them
:ill. and has begun the midseason with
·a brand-new batch of hopefuls.
• Now be&'ins Fred Silverman's turn. The storied programming executive
was hired as NBC
president I a st
year at a reported
$1 million annual·
ly to make the
network respecta-
ble again. Jt
should be said that
last fall 's NBC dis·
asters can't be
laid at Sil ver·
man 's door be-
s1Lv£RMAH cause the s hows were set to go
before Silverman took over.
But NBC's midseason entries
reflect the Silverman band, a style
that brought ABC to the top when
Silverman was there.
A LOOK AT NBC's plan to climb
out rrom under the rubble of recent
seasons·
Monday night is one evening in
.vhich NBC bas something resembl·
.ng a sturdy cornerstone, the quality
family show "Little House on the
Prairie." But instead of using that to
lead lnto a weekly series, though,
SBC is leaving the rest of Monday
evening to "Big Event." a collection
of made-for-TV movies and the like.
Tuesday prese nts no such
possiblilies for the network. The
evening has been owned by ABC for
years, with "Happy Days" and
"Laverne and Shirley" starting the
evening. NBC is trying to grab some
of that audience with "Cliffhangers,"
a TV version of "Perils or Pauline"
movie serials whicb will feature
three continuing stories in its weekly
hour. NBC follows this with a movie.
WEDNESDAY BRINGS the
goofiest or NBC's new s hows .
"Supertrain," aimed at derailing
ABC's "Eight is Enough."
"Supertrain · · has been called
.. 'Love Boat' on Wheels" and
"Silvermantrain" because it was so
obviously inspired by Silverman's
success "Love Boat" at ABC. An ec·
centric billionaire builds a huge,
200-mile-per-bour atomic train that
travels coast-to·coast while guest
star.s make drama inside. This leads
into the promising "Novels for
Television" project. which will feature such projects as "From Here
to Ete.mity" and "Brave New World."
Thursday will be women's night at
NBC. with Louisa May Alcott's "Llt·
tie Women," "Quincy" and "Mrs.
Columbo," the adventures of Lt.
Columbo's wife. "Quincy" has
tremendous female appeal. and 'Lit·
tie Women· by its nature has female .
appeal." Weinblatt says. "We
thought we could put 'Quincy' in the
middle that night and each show
would flow into another. You're
building a block there."
Frida)' is NBC's night at the fun·
nies, with 'Diff'rent Strokes," a de-
cently rated show, leading into:
"Brothers and Sisters," a weak cam-
pus caper. "Turnabout," about a cou·
pie who switch personalities, "Hello
Larry," McLean Stevenson's latest try, and "Sweepstakes," a comedy-
d r a ma about a m-illion·c1ollar
giveaway and the lives it changes.
NBC has avoided comedy lately. Still
is .
ON SATURDAY, NBC goes after
the men, assuming that the ladies
will be· involved with ABC's "Love
Boal" and "Fantasy Island." NBC
opens and closes with established
shows. "CHiPs" and "The Rockford
Files,'' with "B.J. and The Bear" in
between. "B.J." is a guy with a truck
who travels with a monkey named
Bear. NBC says the men will Jove
that. l don't know why.
Sunday will be NBC as usual, ex-
cept their newsmagazlne,
"Weekend," will be added to the late·
hour slot. "World of Disney" and a
"Big Event" movie will precede
"Weekend." It's a weak night for the
network.
In all, it is a much stronger season
for NBC. though the network almost
certainly won't catch CBS and ABC
in the ratings race.
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TIME
• THE AMEAICAHS
"The Football Coach'"
Focu-on Woody Heyes
of Onlo Stet• Unl-.ity.
• MEIWOAlmN
Gueetia; Dustin Hottman,
Donna Summer, H111rlton
FOfd, Mtln Henry, Hef
l lndtll, Petrlcta Anne
Patt•. K~ Cunis. The
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Plllt I "Are Cnmtnal1 Born
Or Made?" Part If "How
To Save Your Teeth"
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charity contributions may
be Jeopardl11d by
George'• "donation" to a
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TUBE TOPPERS
KllJ IJ 7:20 -NBA Basketball. The
Loa · Angeles Lakers meet the Golden
State Warriors in a Western Division
matchup.
NBC e 8;00 Supertrain.
Premiering a new series set aboard an
ultra·modern transcontinental train Csee
photo below >.
KTLA e 9:00 -The Americans.
Former OhJo State football coach Woody
Hayes -who was fired after slugging an
opposing player -is the subject of
tonight's profile. filmed before his
ouster.
• LANOITC>ft
G101gl1 11111 laglllllor
David Scott redt• the
wot11 of l,.lnotlon H\l(lhet,
whloh ponrlv-the black
e11pettence Ill AfrlCI end
Arnerle&.
10:00 9 (I) KAZ
Samual Bennett'• cnenoe
10 blCOffll an euomr;
geMrll .. )lopwdlzed by
Ku. D QUINCY
Qull\Cy dltOO*I that I
lagll tnlc>menl of danger·
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bMt1 the ClllM Of an I ll·
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Rublnaleln) of Din's
r•t11rn1 to La• Vagaa H 1
hrt man with cwdert to klll
Den end Phllli9 Roth (Tony
Curtis). m L£T'8 00 TO THE
RACO • HERE TO MAKE
M08'C
A blogfepfllc portrait of
ttthak Pef'lman. m All'ND l. OU P()NT
"Columbia UnJverslly
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MOVIE * • * "I Walk Alone"
(11148) LU1betn Scott, &irt
ltncaater. A mobtter
leams through expertence
lhet Na tough lactlc:I don I
wot11 .. well u they once
did 12iw.1
• THI 000 OOUftl.l
Faa. "dltcoYtn" an op111
elnglt, but the'l lOO thy to
W'CI '" public. • THEGOOC8
The Good* blMd a boll
end ...,en tor • 10t1
llland.
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Guett: Jame• Galway.
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11:IO 8 Cl> ~ F'ILE8 Rocilf0td'1 lnY11tlgatlotl
Into Ille death of 811 Old ermv buddy lelds him lo
en erms-amuggtlng ring. D TOHIOHT t4oat: John"y Careon
G-1. Wlll1td &c>y.
• TWILIGHT ZONE
"A Hund<ed YllldS Over
The Rim" The leadar of a
wagon lreln ICfotS lhe
New Mexico lemtOIY if'I
1847cometecross1 high·
way
8 0 POUCE WOMAN ~ poeee .. '" 111 Clas modal to Md the
murdenlf of two WOfllmen.
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OETIMART
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NEWS
MORNING
12:00 8 TWIUGHT ZONE
"The 7tn la Mlde Up Of
Phantoms"
• ALFMO HfTCHCOCK
PAE8fNT8
Whodunit on Wheels
Steve Lawrence Ccenterl enlists the aid of fellow passengers Don
Meredith and Char Fontaine to help find out who is trying to kill him
on the premiere episode of "Supertrain" tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel
ABC: B·of Top 10
NEW YORK <APl°-CBS dealt the
oppasition a knockdown punch with
"Rocky" Sunday njght, but ABC
came back with some solid in-
fighting to win the week's ratings
compe\jtion.
ABC. in fact1 listed eight or the 10
most·watched proarams for the week
ending Feb. 4, figures from the A.C.
Nielsen Co. show. The interlopers
were Sylvester Stallone's film and
"60 Minutes,·• also on CBS, No. 7 In
the ratings.
It was ABC's fourth straight week-
ly triumph after a run at the top by
CBS. ABC's rating for the week was
21.3, with CBS second at 21.1 and
NBC a distant third at 17.6.
THE NETWOllKS say ABC's rat-
ing means in an average prime-lime
minute during the week, 21.3 percent
oC the homes in the country were
tuned to the No. I network.
..
There was little new in ABC's suc·
cess. "Laverne and Shirley" finished
second to "Rocky," with "Happy
Days" third and "Three's Company"
fourth.
The rating for "Rocky," CBS' Sun-
day night movie being shown for the
first time on television. was 36.9.
Nielsen says that means of all the
homes in the counµ-y with television,
36.9 percent saw at least part or the
show.
BE&E AKE THE WEEK'S Top 10
programs:
Sull4n Mov~ -"Rt<•Y." with e ratlllO If a..•
reprffeftt1"9 17.t mOlloti -· CllS; "l.eWrN e"4 Sllirro ," SU or ts • fl'!llllol'I, "H.t9C>Y CW(s," JU or U mllllon. ''Tl'll'et'\ COfr!IMny,"' Jt.• or 2l.• mllllon. "Mot'k -Mindy;' n ,1 or 22.2 tnllllon. anci "o-ti.•s A .... ls," n I or 11 S minion, llll AllC: "60 MllWt"'" a. Of' 11.l "'llllon, C8!1. ....:t "E19"1 I, Enouqtf' Md •i.-lleet.'' bolll 2t S or 711 .... 111on, -"llY-k>' 11;· 1t • Of' 70 mllllon,•llA8C Tiit lleAI 10 ,._. N\0..0.V Mooltt ''8«Ul•I~ 11 IN 'Milt. HouW," ~ec "Te•t," ABC: NM>A·S·H," c es• "Om·,.111 Strokes." N8C. ··ve9u," AllC; "CHI~." HOC:
"8-rMY Miiier," AllC; ''TM Cor" Is 0.-," "CIM'd
Fever," -"IN Hom-Plt1 I," •II CllS.
FROM Fash ion Island
Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR
TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS
A WOtf\11\ Me a untQW
methOd f0t ecQultlng peta.
• MTIMAM' ..... and" dilc:Ovat lhlt •
gut\! " plotting a wldt
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1l:IO. MOVll * • • ~ "Inherit The
Wind" ( tHOI Se>enC*
Tracy, Fl9drie Mllctl The
GOUmOOll'I beltla betwetn
Clarence Derrow end Wil-
Ham Jennings &tyen ~
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• MOVll ••* "Thi Goddess"
( t 9511 Kim Sttn14rt, l 10\ld
Bridget Paddy Cheytif·
alty'a tlOIY Of a IOntly
woman 1truggllnQ fOf HOI· r ..a:dom. (2 tvs.)
• * "Relit Into Laremlll"
( 1954) JoM PtyM. Marl
Blandllrd. In ord9r 10
b""ll In Ille rellroed, I rug·
ged Army NfgMOI flgnta
corruption 81\d .. bOlage 1n
the lawtMa town of Ulfem-
11. Wyoming. (1 hr., 30
min.)
1t:r1 e o MNNX Mann•• lnvestioatet flle
death o4 I loonet gtrlltiend
of a lollgllme friend
1~408 (1) KC>.W<
K()jall It mistaken for 1 Pfl-
vate detect1Ya whO was
mutdetlO. (R)
1:00 D TOMOMOW
Gu.ti: Wahington Post
reporter Bob Meyeu.
evangelllt Oral Roberti
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Meet" ( 19'61 George
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hulband was unfllthlul
dutlng the w11 and . .n a
rage Nihei 10 las Vegu
tor e divorce 12 llfS I
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OONTROl. and KAOS JOtn
forCM In Ille Miich lot a
m"4:I lcianttst l"'eatentng
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Wett 2:20 8 MOVIE
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Petet U.llf!OY. Ann•
NMgle The lf\19 ttory of •
women'• helOlc work wtth
1111 Ftanc:h ~II
llC)t1tayed. 12ht9.,10 min I a:.• MOVll ···~ "Scendal $heel" I 11152) Brodatlck Crawford,
Oonlla Reed. AA• a,_..
p.,ar editor 111111 hla ~
lie W41111 few two young
tepO<tara. to ditooYer hll
CIHM (ttw.,30mtn) 2;661= 3:00 MOVll • ''* "Amazon Ouatl"
( llMlll TOl'll Nell, Catole
MattNws «008 MOVIE *.'A "WOl'llln tn Hiding"
( tllSO) Ida LU91no, Howard
Dutt.
• MOVll • * "Thi Last Poae"
111153) Btoderk;lt ~awtord.
John ()erell. 4:251 NEWS 4:30 MOYIE * • "Someone At The
Dool" ( 1950) Oaty Manti.
MlchMI Mectw;n.
4:40 8 9T£Vf BMAN>S
Tlu•rsdat1'•
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AFTERNOON
12:000 ••<,;"A-Edge"
( 1115eJ Rory Calhoun.
Yvonne Oa Carlo. A
..omen. m111tied to a ruth-
IMS land baron. find• hlf·
Mii In danger When her
hust>and'• n..ic1W11e11 plan
n1s death wnh t"8 Widow
going 10 Ille llraf one WllO
ct11m• ner ( t hr • 30 tnin I
• • • 'h "M&gj(; Town"
P9'71 James Stewert,
Jine Wyman A smell.
peaceful town undelgoet a
Ch6ngl for the worse att«
bllnO Pl.lbliclzed as an
al(ample 10 other towne ( I
ht" 5'>m<n. I S:OO~ ••~ "Pleymates" I 111121 Alan Aida. Connie
SteYenS A pair of <IM>roed
men become friend•. tMn
aecretty begin dallng each
01ner'1 wives ( 1 ht . 30
mtn) s:ao D ••• "Taaas A«OIS
The River" (111641) Dean
Marlin. Alain Delon A
Sp1n1sh noblemen
~ With ht$ gft'llnend
<1ll~ being ~ OI
murdetlng ner f1ance. ( t
"' . 30 """ I
Black Poet's
Story Aired
By BARRY RENFREW
NEW YORK IAPl -Langston Hughes was
spokesman for a people and an age. In poem, short
story. novel. play. song and even opera, he cap.
tured the mood of America from the Great
Depression to the early '70s, and the long journey
of American blacks through those turbulent de·
cades.
"Langston." a half-hour look at the life and
times of one Of America's great black poets, will
be broadcast by stations in the Public Broadcast·
ing Service network tonight at 9:30 on KCET,
Channel28.
Born in the South. Hughes first began to write
in New York during the Harlem Renaissance of
the 1920s and '30s. a remarkable flowering of black
literature, art and music. In the late '30s he wit·
nessed and wrote about the Spanish Civil War and
the World War that followed. In the 1950s and '60s,
he worked in the Civil Rigl'lts movement and
watched it gather a momentum he had done much
to inspire.
IN THE COURSE OF his long life, he watched
America change, recording the birth pains of a na·
lion shaking off old prejudices and wrestling with
new ones. And throughout. he sang or the long strug·
gle of blacks to be free.
"Langston" is the first network TV program
about a black American writer. a nd the result of one
man 'ssix-year effort to bring America's attention to
one of its richest traditions.
David Scott. who conceived of the program
and appears a s host, spent years performing
Hughes poetry in colleges, church halls and
wherever else he could find an audience. He says,
"I hope it paves the way for more."
THE PROGRAM JS AN unusual and demand·
ing blend or poetry. music. mime and dance.
Twelve of Hughes' poems are staged in settings re-
calling the places that Inspired them the tene-
ments of Harlem. the dirt farms or the deep South. Africa.
The accompanying songs and dances, special·
ly composed for the program, now and intertwine
with the rich sounds of the poetry into a harmony
or grace and unity.
Poetry is not easy to perform in any setting for
any. audience. but this original blending of sight,
sound and movement will show il in a new light to
many. It wm introduce an even greater number of peopleto~blackexperience.
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Who cave you that bllUDC ' ''Walter Wl.Dchell.
H appreclall'd It hf'uuse he always had room ln hl• tolumn for • brit!f blt of banter. Now my
Br tlth br1nfln1 up la abowl°'I"
How d d you f~fll wh n you falnted onataae In
Canada• "Thank God r recuperated quickly. But I
WH mbarraattd I'm IUPP,O"d to be a aland·UP -
not a fi ll-down eomedlan. •
Where dJd you eet tbe idea Of print.log 1maU
cards With witty 11yln1• aa a publicity •tmmlck?
'' f au a that 1oea back to when l had a small
prlntln1 bu lnee on Slxtb Avenue. Thia was for
ealln1 money when my five-piece Brooklyn band
'Glad You Asked That'·
by Marilyn oM Hy Gw-...
couldn't get any dates, bar·mitnah.s, weddings;
you know, society stuff like that. 1 was a good
merchandising man. To book bar-mitzvahs I used
to walk along the Coney Island boardwalk and in
playgrounds and ask kids when they'd be 13. Then
hand them a card that read: 'Henny Youngman.
vioJinist and comedian -I can be the life of your
bar·mitzvah.' I'd also print the phone number of a
candy store that took menages for me."
NOW THAT WE'VE GOT a Polish pope. do
you still \ell Polish jokes? "Certainly. The Polish
people have a nice sense of humor. enjoy being
ribbed. Like if you see two Santa Clauses. the one
with the Easter basket Is Polish. Then there's the
new Polish jigsaw puzzle : one piece! When the
Poles marched on Washington, but they got lost in
downtown seattle ! " What arc you doing to ease the energy crisis?
"I'm using less oil on my hair!"
We know you Jove wife jokes. Wllat about doc-
tors? "I like the doctor who gave a wealthy patient
(that's before he got the medic's bill> six months
to live. When he round out the sick man couldn't
pay him -he gave him another six months. Bud-
dy Hackett is the best amateur doctor in show
business:-He tells funny stories, not listens to
them. He's a joke doctor on the side."
WHAT OTHER COMEDIANS are your
favorites? "Bob Hope , Jan Murray, Milton Berle.
Some or the kid comics have talent too, but they
either make the big time in 10 minutes or they're
has-beens. Trouble is these days there's no place
where a youngster can be lousy."
By the way. what ls the funniest gag you've
beard in the last five minutes? "Several 1 don't
think should be repeated. They're clean but in bad
taste. However I like the one about a henpecked
guy who came home drunk and threw a brick
through J.he television screen. Then he threw a
brick Into the window of a neighbor who was.play·
Ing recorm too loudly. He also threw a brick at a
couple of guys arguing. Finally, when another
drunk rang bis doorbell, interrupting a snooze be
didn't react at all. Which surprised his wife, who
asked, 'Why didn't you throw a brick at him?'
'You must think,' her soused spouse said, 'Thal
l'm madeofbrkks?'" )
Q: Wlto Ila• Jeb Travolta bee• dattag la&elJ!
Anyome aeadyf -L. Sloan. A...U., Te:s.
A: Yes. Uly Tomlin. But only while the co·
stars were following the script or a love story they
were filming, Universal's "Moment by Moment."
Afte r shooting she'd go her way -and be
wouldn't!
Q : Just watcblng tbe Ohio Sta&e Fair program.
Why does Pat Boone have to rtde oa Debby's ~at
tall every place site slD_.gs day or lllglat! Is he so
Jealous of ber succesr.-Mn. J ., Harbor City,
CalU.
A : Dad is more zealous· than jealous or bis
talenttd doll 's rapid rise to prominence. And he's
as proud to be her father as Debby Is to be his
da ughter. Such a mutual feeling or love is a Boone
to everyone concerned.
Q: As long as I've beard of Eartha IOU she's
been bltcblng. Others of ber race bave acla.ieved
fame and respect. She's got a problem wttb benell
and no one else. Maybe you coald tip ber off U.at
ber bitterness ls not too endearing. -Fran
Evans, Milwaukee.
A: Sorry, sir . But we've known the entertainer
ever since me hit the Broadway cabaret scene <as
it was known' in those years) and admired and
respected her ror her talent. character and out·
spoken opinions. .
Q: San Le\'enson ls one of oar all·tlme favorite
humorists. Is be writlag another one of Ids bes&·
selllng books of remlDlscenses!-0.B .• Brooklyn.
A: Sam's just finished his newest offering
which will be published next spring. He's so well
regarded that his book has been selected as a
Book-of-the-Month Club alternate. It's title: "You
Don't Have to Be In Who's Who to Know What's
What!''
Send your queations to Hy Gordner. ''Glod Y~
A.riced That." core o/ tlw n~. P. 0 . Box 11741,
Chicago, JU. 80611. MarilJ(n and Hy Gordner toiU ~
tU rnmtfl quedionl <U they can In tltftr column, but the oolumc of maU tna.Wa paaonol ~ impouible.
Cape Counters
Super Contract
ST. GEORGE. Utah CAP> -"I just didn't see
myself in a cape," says actor Robert Redford, ex·
plaining why he turned down the starring role in
the movie "Superman."
Redford, in southwest Utah to Wm "The Elec·
tric Horseman." spoke to the St. George Cha mber
of Commerce.
He said mm crews "1e spending $10,000 to
$12.000 a day to film the picture which will cost $13
million. The mm details the exploitation or a rodeo
star. It costars Jane Fonda. Habit
bustin'
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Schick hos Invested ~6 million in 1e·
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The resulrs ot 1his research ind1ca1e mar
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ask tor help If you need help. odmlf " The mojonry of vs do.
WHY DO OTH£~ STOP SMOKING
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lJall t jn La1un B ach and orch tral music
n Santo Ana lt~pt th culumn bu y last weekend
with o apl ndid l\allet Par1flt4A pro1r11m Sunday
11ft moon aettln1 pru.I or place in the overall
analy1
Lila 7.aU'• lalenttid ~rformers •n& an •P·
preclatlv L11una-Moullon Playhouse audience
four d I ahtfully dine d offennis and It seems a trtOfl unfair to 1ln11lu out any one baUet tor special
menUon.
But thl1 writer'• nod must go to an exquisite
ballet that waa chOrooaraphed by Ula herself:
··111oocta of Ant'lent Rwssla," • beauutuUy executed
and 1uperbly daneed salut& lo th&-&vlets in which
th 111\ed Ula draw11 on thoroughly appropriate
rn uar~ by Arensky.
ITS FINAL SCENE GAVE us some of the most
rnovln' mom nt.s we have experienced in a ballet
theater tor o 1one time
The-dancers. each holding a lighted candle ,
solemnly pace out a dance or devotion and then form
10 that the candles depict an ikon, the Russian cross.
A very lovely finale to a very fine ballet.
An abs0rb1ng procram included "Oanse Clas·
sique" and "La Danse et las la Musique." both
choreographed by Michel Panaieff and the return of
an old favorite. that fun ballet "Boxed" by Jill and
RogerSweeLAndhowSweetitwas.
PKOBABL V m E SWEETEST thing about the
Orange County Philar<monic Society concert Satur-
day night in the Santa Ana High School was the
TOM BARLEY
Music Box
Los Angel es Phttarmonic Orchestra·s
performance or the Mozart Concerto in E. flat with
the brilliant Emanuel Ax at the piano.
Ax quickly establlsbed a splendld liaison with
conductor Calvin Simmons and lhe pair le<l the
way lo a glittering rendlUon of a richly varied
work. It brought them the ovation of the evening.
IL w~s certainly the best thing Simmons did all
night. His handling or the openfog work Sibelius'
"Pohjola's Daughter," was hardly des1g~ed lo win
friends amon~ those of us who are avid admirers or the great Finn.
AND IDS DIRECTION or the closing work ·
Tc haikowsky's First Symphony, was never more
than adequate. But then. as the program correctly
noted. the First is a neglected work.
Listening to 1t carefully Saturday night this writer formed the impression that 1t might not be
any great loss µ it disappeared entirely
Whatever its faults, Carlo Marta Giulim might
have added a little luster to the peformance 1r he
had been on the podium. Hurry back. maestro; we and the LAPO need you.
Oscars Worth Weight ill Gold
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Political campaigns
are getting more expens ive all the time . So are the
Oscars.
During the three months of campaigning for
Academy awards. th«: six major film companies
are spending Sl.8 million to influence the
Academy's 3.600 memt»rs . That means an outlay
or $500 per member -from the major companies
alone. The figure doesn't include m assive outlays
by independents and individual contenders.
The statistics come from a n authoritative
source: Charles M. Powell, vice president of both
the Ac3demy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
and Universal Pictures. An astute veteran of the
l ilm advertising.publicity world, Powell recently
addressed the Los Angeles Advertising Club on the
subject. "Can You Buy an Oscar?"
HE ANSWERED THE question in both of his
VP guises. First as the Academy officer :
"Can O s car be bo ught ? I think
not. .. Remember 'The Alamo'? The people who
made that film spent a fortune to influence the
Academy voters. even hinting that it was un·
American to vote against 'The Alamo.' The picture
lost across the board. . . · •
"No one has ever been able to establish a rela·
tionship lo the money spent to hype a picture or a
performance a nd the winning or an Oscar. Not un·
Jike this country's electoral college system, the
Academy voting results reflect the will of its mem·
bership. Somehow it works . Somehow the most de-
serving pictures win."
HAVING SAID THAT, Powell then introduced
his other self: The man whO is directing an outlay
or more than $250,000 lo attract Academy vote for
"The Deer Hunter." "Same Time, Next Year.··
"The Wii " and other Universal films or 1978. His
remarks:
"Did you know that the best picture Oscar is
worth a minimum of an addltional $2 lo $10 million
to its studio? The winner of last year's best.picture
award,· Annie Hall,· earned between $Sand $10 addl·
tionally. solely because of the Oscar this accord·
ing to United Artists.
"Why does this happen? There are additional
theater bookings immediately generated. Ex·
hlbitors who have been less than eager to pay
steep terms to get the film, now want it. The
enormous national exposure given the winning
rilm in a ll media awakens Interest with the
general public. Theaters that played the film the
first time around are interested ln re· booking.·'
POWELL POINTED OUT that the winning of
Oscars means more money for actors, directors,
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writers and other talent. So why would film com·
panies campaign for awards that would cost them more in salaries'>
.:The ans wer hes 1n the changing nature of
how movies are made today and who makes them.
Studios no longer can keep actors. writers and
directors under long term contracts. We long ago
evolved Into an industry or the independent.
creative person. The creative person Is the ruel
that makes us go
"Studios are in a constant and contmuing com·
petition to attract this creative person ... Even if
our Oscllr campaign is unsuccessful -God forbid
we have shown the creative talent that we
had falth in ham and his property and that our
studio will do as well for him or her as ~ny other
studio will do.··
In the end. both Powells concluded that no.
you can't buy an Oscar.
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WINI~. February 7 '979 DAILY Pll..01'
Say It
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Wlt:Jl Ca~ily
Tell your beloved
'H~ppy Valentine's Day'
with a romantic gift.
. You mlgbt think that America'& preoccupa
lion wath diets v.·ould have candy manufacturers
pulllng baJr and gna hlnc teeth.
WeU, not so you can notice.
WouJd you beU ve that no leas tbao rour
billion pounds of u ndy wtU be produced io tbe
United States th1s year? That's an averqe or a
little more than 18 pounds that are couumed
annually by each one of some 218 million sweet·
toothed persons.
Candy a nd St. Valentine 's Day are
synonymous (affection and confection?). Llttle
wonder ttiitn that February 14th is the biggest
single candy consumption day or the year.
What would this most romantic or all
holidays be without heartshaped valenUnes
filled with sweets in all sizes and varieties?
Candy is and will probably always be a
thoughtful and precious thlng for loved ones.
If you're in a mood to produce your own
candies instead of "store bought" ones, here are
some tnteresting homemade recipes.
NAPOLEON ALMOND TRUFFLES
2 cups finely chopped blanched almonds
2 cups sifted confectioners sugar
l egg white
2 tablespoons cognac
l lh cups semisweet chocolate bits
:ir .. rup sweetened condensed milk
J tablespoon butte r Combine almonds, confectioners sugar, egg
~N~~,. ~nd co1nac. Press mixture evenly into a
buttered 8-inch square pan. Melt chocolate in
the top part of a double boiler over boiling
water. Stir In condensed milk and butter, and
cook until thickened <about S minutes). Pour
chocolate mixture over almond layer. Let stand
In a cool place until firm. Cut Into small
squares <Make abouts dozen >.
CHOCOLATENUGGETS . I
1 cup (6-ounce package) chocolate bits
1 cup (8 ounce can) almond paste
l cup sifted confectioners sugar
2 tablespoons rum
l tablespoon soft butter
J ~ tablespoons cinnamon
1h cup cocoa
Grate chocolate. (Blender is suggested) In
a la rge bowl, break up almond paste with a
wooden spoon. Add grated chocolate, confec-
tioners sugar, rum, and butter. Blend very well.
Form lnta small balls, about the size of a mar·
Cream Puff Heart overflows with strawberries and cream.
Crea• Paff Heart
Try red strawberries in Valentine's Day desserts.
While most people say Happy Valentine's
Day wtlb bearta and flowers, anyone who likes
to make desserts mig~ try saying it with
strawberries instead. Especially when they top
a luscioul cheesecake, fresh red strawberries
can be an Ideal way to celebrate Valentine's
Day wtt.h a sweetheart, family or friends.
Or, treat someone you love to a homemade
red-and-white Cream Puff Heart, overflowing
with strawberries and cream.
CSIEAll PUl'F HE.UT
1 cup water ~ cup butter or re1ular margarine
J.J:up alfted nour
4eUI 2 no ounces> packages froaeo 1trawber-
rles, drained
CoalecUonera &UIM"
Fe>Ad a 9 x I W' 1heet of paper in ball,
leqtbwile. Sketeb half of a heart oa tt: cu& out.
Open paper to full heart, tra~ with peae pea. en on bUinl 1beet. Heat water and baUer iD uu~ to &omnc. reduce heat. Add floar. Stir TttonNllJ over low heat until mlztare fonnt a
ball <•boat l minute). Remove fl'OID beat. Beat
in eggs, one at a time, beating until smooth
aCter each addition. Drop mixture by spoonfuls,
with sides touching, along edge of heart outline
on greased baking abeet. Bake at 400 decrees
for 45 minutes. Cool on rack. Cut off top. Fill
shell wttb Cream Filling, top wilh strawberries.
Replace top. Dust with confectlonen au1ar.
Refrigerate unttl serving time. Makes 8
servlnp.
Cre1m ntUn1: Combine l C3ounce> package
vanilla pudding and pie filling mix wttb 1 ~ cup
milk. Follow /ackage directions for cooking.
Cool. Then fol In 1 cup heavy cream, whipped,, u d l teasP90n vanHla.
STRA WllERa Y VALENTINE CHEESECAKE
"'cupe 1rabam cracker crumbe
•,. cup cooleeUoner1' sucar
\.'i cup melted butter
2 packacn (8 ounces eacb > cream cheese, softened
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ble. Mix ciMamon and cocoa in a plastic bag.
Shake balls gently, 4 or Sat a Ume, in this mix·
ture. Place on a cake rack to dry. Store in con-
tainer. <Makes about 3 dozen).
DANISH DELIGHTS
21h cups crushed vanilla wafers
2 tablespoons cocoa
1 cup confectioners sugar -sift before
measuring
1 cup chopped walnuts
3 tablespoons corn syrup or honey
~ cup of Dan1sh liqueur
Confectioners sugar for rolling
Mix crushed wafers, cocoa. s ugar. and nuts.
Add com syrup and liqueur and mix. thoroughly.
Form Into 1 inch balls and roll in confectioners
s ugar. Keep in a covered tin. <Makes about 3
dozen >.
Valentine
PEANUT BRmLE
2cupssugar ·
'h cup or water
·~ cup corn syrup
l tablespoon butter <melted I
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup roasted peanuts
Put sugar m saucepan, and add water and
corn syrup. Heat and stir till dissolved. Bring to
a boil ove r medium heat. Let boil rapidly
without stirring till candy thermometer reaches
280 degrees <soft crack stage> and becomes a
deep yellow color . Remove from heat . Add
m e lted butter. baking soda, and roasted
peanuts. Stir lightly 2 or 3 times and pour onto
buttered cold surface. When coOI, pull out and
stretch thinly. turtl over and allow to cool. When
cool. break into small pieces and store in air·
light jar.
DeMerts
Sweetheart Angel Cake and Spiced A.,,ple
Loaf are sweet treats.
Show your aCCectlon with confection! Make
an Angel Sweetheart cake that your loved ones : .wl11 long remember . As delicate as lo-.ie itself.
· this cake is soft, white and light as an angel.
Inside is a delightful strawberry surprise.
Hearts and Flowers and Spiced Apple Loaf
-a n extraordinary way to say "Happy Valen-
tines Day"!
Tb.is sweet bread combines fresh apples and
r ed hot cinnamon candies with easy.to-use
frozen yeast bread dough. 'Ibis tangy flavored bread is a truly unique
wartowinyourValenUne'sheart.
SWEETHEART ANGEL CAKE
1 cup cake nour
~cup sugar
12 egg whJtes
1 ~ teaspoons cream of \artar
•,4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
o/.t cup sugar
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F . Sift together
cake flour and ~ cup sugar; set aside. In large
mixing bowl, beat egg whites, cream of tartar.
salt and vanilla. When foamy, add second ~
cup sugar. 2 tablespoons at a time. Beat until
mixture bolds stur peaks, about s minutes.
Sprinkle Y• cup of flour-sugar mixture over
A meringue, fold gently until flour almost disap·
f.I!. pears. Repeat wtth remaining flour. Gently
push into 10-incb uogreased tube pan. Cut
through batter to remove air boles. Bake 35-40
minutes until top springs back when lightly
touched with finger. Invert tube pan on neck or
bottle, let bang until cake is completely cool.
Fllllng:
1 package strawberry navored gelatin
1 cup bolUng water
. l package frozen sliced strawberries
Dissolve gelatin in boiling wate r. Add
strawberries, stirring to break up berries. Place
widest side of cake on serving plate. Cut a t-
inch slice ore of top or cake; set aside. Cut
around cake ~ or an inch from the outside edce.
leaving 1 inch uncut on the bottom. Then cut o/.t
inch from the insade edge, leaving 1 inch uncut
on the bottom. Gently remove cake between the
cuts. tearing Into small pieces. Add pie-:es to
gelatin mixture. Pour gelatin mixture into cake
shell. Replace top of cake. Frost with 3~ eups
of your favorite whippec:f topping. Garnish with
marzipan or fresh strawberries.
SPICED APPLE LOAF
1 Cone pound) loaf frozen bread dough
2 medium cooking apples, chopped
and pared ~ cup <approximately 21h ounces l red hot
cinnamon candies
. V.. cup gram~lated sugar
3 tablespoons butter. melted
Powdered sugar. if desired
Let frozen dough thaw at room temperature
approximately 1 1;-~ to 2 hrs. or overni~ht in
refrigerator. Melt cinnamon candies with l
tablespoon water in top of double boiler. Mix in
2 tablespoons sugar . Pour ciMamon mixture
over prepared ·a pples a nd completely coat.
Drain thoroughly, reserving cinnamon mixture.
Mi x cinnamon with remaining sugar. On lightly '
floured board roll thawed dough out to 14" x 12"
recta ngle. Spread · 1 lh tablespoons butter on
dough. Spread apples over dough leaving 1 inch
margin on all sides. Beginning with 14-incb side,
roll dough tightly in jelly-roll Cashion. Cut dough
roll into 12 pieces. Spread reserved cinnamon
mixture in bottom of 9·1nch pie pan or in 9-incb
square pan. Plare dough piece cut side down in
pan. Brush top with melted butter. Let rise in
warm place. free or drafts. until dough rises lo
top of pan. Bake m pre-heated 375° oven 20-25
minutes. or until golden brown. Tum out of pan
immediately. Sprinkle powdered sugar on top or
loaf iC desired.
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Wednnd1y, Ftbru11Y 1. 1119 FOOD
'Tom' for Two
When you 'v 1ot
~omeUu114 to t'l'l~brat .
the ocuaton Jusl 1t:tm11
to c:all for tW'k tY 8ut
when there are Ju. t l~o
Of )OU, what do )OU do"
Thanks to th«> euy
avallabd.tty or CttlJrornia
turkey purb, you 10 •h••d ano hov roa t turkey•
A plump, mtaly h Ir
rHal ol turk y weillh
1us t a httle ov<-r two
Dela. nd that &Iv
•nough for the sata
r. wtlh ome le ft
to nlbbl on lht
l"l day Now th:H •
hat you call ~al con
?.MMn('e • Roa!'t your bat or the
1ird with the bone lo or
1ut. as the mood strikes
•ou . But remember. eavJng lbe bone in does
:Ive you a little extra
Javor boost. Start the
urkey, basted with but-
er and seasonings, ln a
•e ry bot oven for a
1uick ten minutes.
Then give 1t another
1asting with a good
vhite table wine and a
:enerous cup of s liced
ousbrooms. Lower the
1ven temperature and
e t the turkey bake
mother hour. whlle you
.et out the candles and
.vine glasses.
Just before you' r e
~ady to sit down, stir up
1 batch of dressing from
in instant mix. Use t he
ich J)an drippings for
>art of the liquid and
1dd some butter. It
akes only a few minutes
ind you've a delicious
tressing. enough for din-
1er and leftovers.
If you're a total tradi-
jonalist, serve creamed
• lnlons and baby peas.
Ori be more daring and
• >8 irnce out the meal
Nith baked banana
;quash -it can go right
n the oven with the
urkey. Or cul coin-sized·
1li ces of ca rrot and
lresa with your favorite
;auce. A bowl of spiced
>eaches and pears will
urtber complement the
..urkey
Whatever you add, the
1tar of the evening is
;till lbat beautiful bird
-or lbe part of him you
~e best. Tonight, the
!east. Next week.
rba~. be good to your
dget again a nd serve
stuffed drumsticks or
~lcassee of tu r key
ngs with herb dum-
ings. When the re's
... key on lbe table, any
i al )s occasion for
ebration.
AST HALF BREA.ST
OF
TURKEY WITH
MUSBR09MS
1 half b r east of
tpTkey <about 2 V• to 21h
J?<>Unds) s tablespoons melt·
~butter
1h teaspoon salt
in teaspoon paprika
1h t easpoon tar-
ragon, crumbled
1;9 teaspoon while
fepper
i,..; cup dry while t a·
~e wine l cup sliced fresh
,irst
Course
Elegant .
'It's an elegant firsl·
C.,urse salad.
~VOCADO PLATTER
Alfalfa sprouts
Torn salad greens
' Pared, seeded and
sliced cucumber
Sweet red or green
pepper st.rips
Ripe or green olives
Peel ed s l iced
a\'OCado
Dressing, see below
Mound the alfalfa
sprouts in the center of a
rbund platier or s hallow
llo w l ; s c a tt e r l h e eteeoa, cucumber, pep-
sar and olives a round'
~e sprout.a. Arrange lbe
M'ocado like lbe spokes
of a wheel over the
tfHoa; spoon a little of
tlle dressiDI ove r the
ocado and pasa the re-
mainder.
Dre11lag: Wisk or
\\laake l(>gether 'h cup
st lad oil, I/• cup red
wJne vinegar, v. cup
dalli sauce, '111 teaspoon ••t and freshly ground
apper to taste. Makes
qoutlcup.
.f Ji~iDM:LU tmA
A greatf
place tor kld1.
m uahrooma <or a 2 th rmotlltt to mod rat ounc can. undratn > ly a low <m d er F :
1 <kun > parka1e 11nd bake l hour longer.
dry atullina mix b11Un1 once or twice
Pla lurk y breaal ln wllh Hquid tn pan.
ahallow baktna pan ttemo\le from ov n and
Melt 2 tabl poo but· tranater turkey to aerv·
t •r. and add aall, il\I pl..._ Kwp warm.
paprika, t.1rra1on and Prepare atutfina mix •• P~PP r. poon over pachae dlrertl, uatni
turkey b uL Rake ln' dralaed drlpplnas for v~ry hot oven (4~( f.art of Uquld, and edd·
df'trt>HF> JO mlnutu na remainlna I taba.-
C o·m bl nr wine and 1poon1 butter. Makes
muah('OC)ma, and pou1 about J quart atutnftl <C
over turkey, Ren t to~aeni.nas>.
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You must bt 18 or over Ralphs "Birthday Prize Bonanza" game pieces are available at all 98stores 1n Callfofnla
Odds are 1n effect until 30 days after start. After 30 days. updated odds will be posted in the store and Ralphs
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Substitute
For Grain
Many iiralns that H'l'm llrance to
A meriun.'i u.rf' taptc or rore,an cook Ina
Bro&Jhan l'ui"lne 1n parll~ular ha many d she.
th t nre t.hJckt>n~ wat.h ct>m t.arch. arroWl"OOt
flour, Potato starch. mant()(' nou_r Ceroun~ rrom
tbc ca a'•u root 1, t pion flour or ~art• <aoo
derived Crom lht> casuvn root l, nd nee flour.
These grains \\OU1d be a boon to those who have
a sensihv1ty lo wheat nour or suffer rrom cellac dl~ease.
On a recent trip to Rio de Janeiro, while
learmnf new ~log te-cbmqu~ from the local
chefs o outstanding restaurant.S, I noticed the
more frequent use of these other grains. A trip
through several food markets 1'evealed an a bun·
dance of natural foods, dried beans of every col·
or and type, and a diversity of avaiJable grains.
Some of them are available in our health food
stores and are worth trying to locate.
Our customs and culinary habits <fo not in·
elude the use of many of these gains in large
amounts. Perhaps it Is because we do not have
a repertoire of recipes that make use of other
than wheat nour. or perhaps it is because wheat
flour has such fine gluten properties for baking
and cooking that we need not look further.
But for those who cannot use wheat flour
and who must use other grain flour, it is
necessary to learn how to make grain substitu·
tions or to Jeam how lo cook m more im·
aginative ways. Sometimes a combination or
grains and an extra egg can give a better tex·
lure to a baked product, but do not expect a
cake to have the fine quality that can only be
obtained with wheat flour.
Flans, puddings, and cookies can be very
tastily prepared without wheat. Here are several
Brazilian desserts that would be appreciated !>Y
the wheat-free dieter.
CORNSTARCH COOKIES ~~ cup butter
1 cup sugar
l egg
'>': teaspoon salt
1'l teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups cornstarch
Beat the butler and sug3r together until
light and nuffy. Add egg and beat well. Add salt
and vanilla Gradually add corsns tarc h
Remove douJ?h and knead well. Cover and let
doug h rest at room temperature about 30
minutes. Roll dough between two sheets or
waxed paper, into a rectangle shape about o/.i ''
thick. Remove top sheet and cut into squares. Place dough squares on a greased cookie sheet
and bake in a preheated 375°F. oven for 10 to 15
minutes. or until bottoms begin to brown. Makesabout3dozen.c.ookles. ·
SUSPIROS COOKIES
4 egg whites, at room temperature
~ teaspoon salt
l'2 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 cup sugar
2 teaspoons ar rowroot flour
h teaspoon almond extract
i,iJ cup freshly gra(ed coconut, or
packaged unsweetened grated coconut.
Beat egg whites and sall unlit foamy; add
cream of tartar and beat until soft peaks form.
Gradually add sugar while continulng to beat.
Beat until st1rr glossy peaks form. Add ar-
rowroot flour. almond extract, and grated
coconut; beat well. Drop by rounded teaspoon. fuls onto parchment paper-lined cookie sheets.
Bake in a low heat 250 F. oven until dry, about
30 minutes. Lel stand in oven <unheated) until
cookies come to room temperatures. about l
hour. Makes about 4 dozen cookies.
PINEAPPLE CUSTARD
4 eggs
2egg yolks
1" teaspoon salt
112 cups unsweetened pineapple juice
l cup ( 14-ounce) sweetened condensed
milk
! tablespoon cornstarch.
Beal eggs, egg yolks, and salt together until
thickened. Combine pineapple juice, condensed
milk. and cornstarch; mix until smooth, then
beat into eggs. Pour into a tightly buttered 1·
quart baking dish. Place baking dish in a large
baking pan filled with l·inch or hot water. Place
in a preheated 300 F'. oven and bake for 1 to l 'r.i
hours, or until a knife inserted in the center or
the custard comes out clean. Cool for l hour.
Refrigerate and serve cold. Makes 8 servings.
•• Cheeseeake
CFrom Page CU
1 pint fresh strawberries
"'2 cup currant jelly
Combine crumbs, confectioners' sugar. and
butter in food processor. Press into bottom of
9·inch springform pan. Place cream cheese,
eggs, sugar, and vanilla in food processor and
process until fluffy. Pour onto crumb layer.
Bake at 350 degrees 2S to 30 minutes, or until
center is set. Clean berries and arrange on
cooled pie, stem side down. Melt currant Jelly.
Cool slightly and drizzle over strawberries.
Chill at least 1 hour. Cul in wedges to serve. 10
to 12 servings. .._
Spinach Has
Real Pizzazz
WALNUT SPINAat
4 pounds fresh or 4
teo~unce boxes fro2en
spinach
6 tablespoons butter ~ cup coarsely
chopped walnut.a
Salt. fn!ably ground
pepper and nutmeg to
taste
Wash fresh spinach
thoroughly and cook in a
large pot ln the wat.ir
clin&inltoitaleavesfor4
to .-mlnutee. J•t ..Ul wUted or cook f ro1en
spinach .accordin1 to
box directions. Drain
weU, squeeze to extract
as much excess
moisture as possible,
and spread on paper
towels to dr y
thoroughly. Chop
coarsely. Melt butter ln
heavy 10..lnch at:lllet and
aaute the walnuts for 2
minule., shaking 1'tt\e
pan occasionally: re·
move walnuts and re· 1erve. Add the spinach
to the skillet and beat.
Add tM walnuta and
aeaaonlngs and toss.
Serves8.
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w.o-day, Feb<uaf'y 7, 1979 DAILY PILOT (2
There's AL.WAYS time
for ' I
Coconut and chocolate top a box cake.
Frosting Makes Cake
Rigatoni With Italian Sausage
P1e11e write for "MEALS IN MINUTES" recipes. Gk>be~1. 8985 Venice Blvd .. Los Ange\es, CA 90034
• .
Another clas~1c Germ.in .-..ausagc from Schirmer's
Sausage Kitchens. Choice pork and veal are
coarse ground and mixed with a special blend
or d elicate sea~onings, then ~ickory
smoked for a d e licious robust flavor.
All you need do is heal and serve.
four jumbo links lo 12 oz. pack.
loolc for the little Schlrmer's S1usare Mahr ·.
~:::-.~
on tfte p1chce in your mirht.
Schirmm
the Sociable Sausage
Available in the Deli case of:
How many times have flaked coconut l,.2 c up butter a nd 2 saucepan. mix s ugar,
you needed a quick cake 1 teaspoon vanilla squares chocolate to a coconut and wmma in ALPHA BET A for any number 1or 9 a. 1t2 cup butter or bQll in saucepan. Stir hot the bowl. Briftg 1h cup
sons? Perhaps it '1as margarine chocolate mixture into butter. milk and 2-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ just a whim to have a 1f:t cup milk c ake mixture until squares chocolate to a
friend over for a late· 2 sq uares un · ble nde d . Pour into boil in the saucepan. ------------------~-t
day visit. This is the sweetened chocolate greased 13x9-inch pan. Beat hot chocolate mix· Sell your boat fa st with a Boa~ing ·
time a recipe using com-Combine cake mix, Bake at 350° for 30 lure into sugar mixture 1 lfied di th D ily p·alot 642 ~"" l •--M hil until smooth ·. s pread c ass a n e a . ·~111'1 mercial cake mix comes sour cream and eggs in m nu...,... eanw e, US·
in bandy. Here's a cake large bowl. Bring water, tog the same bowl and over hot cake in pan. , tbat'a a tlme-sav e r ....:.:~.:..::::.:.:~:..:.:::.:~:..:..:..:...:....~..:...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
because it not only
starts with cake mix but
also has an easy coconut
lopping which bakes on
the cake.
Minimum effort and
time are involved in pro·
duciog this Chocolate-a·
roon Cake because it caJls (or just devil's food
ca ke mix, fl a ked
coconut, sweetened con·
densed milk and semi·
sweet chocolate squares.
The 13x9-inch cake is
baked a cco rding to
directions. What hap·
pens then? A coconut
topping is car e fully
spooned evenly over the
warm cake before the
cake is returned to the
oven for an additional
twelve minutes . The
b,row.ned coconut top· ping ts then dressed up,
with a drizzle of melted
semi-sweet chocolate.
CHOCOLATE-A· ROON
CAKE
1 package CZ-layer
size) devil's food cake mix•
1 can c 14-ounce )
sweetened condensed
milk
2% cups (about >
flaked coconut
2 squares semi-sweet
chocolate, melted
•or use pudding-
included cake mix.
Prepare cake mix as
directed on package.
Pour into greased and
floured 13x9-inch pan.
Bake at 350" for 00 to 35
minutes or until cake
springs back when light·
ly pressed. Remove
from oven. Combine
sweetened condensed
m ilk and coconut.
Carefully spoon coconut
mixture evenly over
warm cake, starting at
ed ges and working
toward center. Bake 12
minutes longer or until
UgbUy browned. Driszle
melted chocolate over
coconut tooPltur.
Noee: Cake-may be
baked ln glaas 13x9-lnch
bakln1 dish at 3259 for 35
minutes.
ID Mp altltllde areas,
follow packaee dlrec·
lions. caAZY FROSTED
CHOOOIATE CAXE
1 packace (2-layer >
size yellow cake mlx
~cup IOW' cream
2ecat
1 cup water
~ cup butter or margarine
2 squares un -
sweetened chocolate
1 packa1e < t Pound>
confectionen aqar
1~ cups {about)
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Discover tbe rich poaad aroma
and fresh.perked taste of Maxim:
It's so close to fresh.perked coffee
we,rc giving yoU 3S• to prove it to
yourself. So look for Muim i~ I frec-ze..dried coffee at your
grocer's DOW. -
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fan5: potatoes at NOT bea beHuae )ou think cup aervin1. dilhes are made in one slice or cheese. 1t·~ a cups eeg noodles. curly
flttt'nlng. R~~al: not lbey're C.tl nana. lrl '• I( you avoid pasta dls· pan. chaste l4S calories a J slice c 1 ounce )
hllcnln1 What I lav tW myth to r t t bes because they're Loo In our first recipe, ~rving. Cheddar cheese. extra-r 1 l l 'n in C i s o l 1 llra not I.he mat ronl or much trouble. we've got curly noodles are cooked STOVETOP NOODLES ~harp, broken up
ror rryln1. bull r ror nood.lea lbat male~ pa t• some extra.quick and rtgbt ln thelt own self· CHEDDA81NI Sall and pepper to
mushuia. IOW' c~arn for dl1"4t fattt-nlng, but tht• euy one-atep dishes makln1 aauce on top of t 6 ·ounce c a n taste
loppana. •'ol la what rtrh and ht'avy 1ur tb•t cut the work -and the atove. A sprinkle of tomatoes. Undrained Empty the undrained
makt-Potatoea rau~n-that uaually co ~•th the number or dirty pota sharp cheese Ls sUrred 2 cups water to matoes into a non· 10•· Fat 15 what maka &bern Ttnd r-cooked -In baJI. No need to in Just before serving. 3 tablespoona onion. stick s auce pan and
ANVTlllNG hill nln ! m1uroat 11 only 80 cook pasta in one Pot Because this dish 1s minced (or l tableapoon mash U'lem well with a ~ut Ir you can't fry. c•lorift, ~ed noodle a nd the sauce ln madewlthnoaddedfats mstantoruon> <SeeSUM.PaceCS>
tnuh or top ~Ith fut. -liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiliiiiiiiiiCiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirimiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiif" •hat do you do wtth
potato~s· The v~ry
bl ndn • th1H m 1ll:eit
them u c b 1r at
abtofbtf'I Of Oa\'Or find
nlortts> ls what mablt
th m such ·bores by
them Iv ! Our llm
Gourmet 10luUon 1 to
play matchmaker .
with better companidns
We like to combt ne
potatoes '!"ilh other low-
ca lorle lngred.Jeots ln
one·dlah dinner . The
potatoes absorb navor
and· molatness from the
ingredients, and add
th ei r own s pecial
heartiness. Des pite ~
low calorie count, no
dish made with potatoes
seem s "diet." Today,
we've got two skillet.
easy main courses that
are complete meals in
the mselves. The first is
a savory beef ster. with
a Hungarian accent. The
second is a meal-site
seafood soup.
HUNGA&IAN SKJU.ET
RAGO VT
1 pound top round
s teak, lean, boneless.
rat -trimmed cut lo 2
inch cubes
l cup toma~ juke
l large onion
halved. sliced thin
1 c love garlic
minced
t teaspoon paprika
2 teaspoons caraway ..
l)eeds
pinch of red cayenne
pl'pper
salt. pepper. to taste
2 nbs celery, sliced
2 carrots. scraped,
~h(•t.•d
2 potatoes. peeled.
~!iced
1 t easpoon corn·
star ch
qua rte r-c up cold
wale r
Spray a large non-
stick skillet or electric
frying pan w1lh cooking
spray for no-rat frying.
Add the meat cubes and
brown s-Jowly ove r
moderate heat, turning
to prevent s ticking.
'Drain and discard any
accumulated fat.> Add
tomato juice, onion.
ga rli c. paprika .
l'araway, cayenne. salt
and pepper. Lower heat
and cover. Simmer until
meat is tender. about 45
minutes lo a n hour.
'Add 4atcr. if needed. >
Stir in vegetables.
cove r and s immer until
potatoes a re tender,
about 20 minutes. Com-
bine cornstarch with
water and stir into slm -
m e ring s killet untl I
thickened. Makes rive
s ervings. abou"°"190
calories each.
MAIN ·COURSE
SKILLET CHOWDER
l tablespoon butler
o r margarine
2 tablespoons cold
water
1 onion, large.
peeled. halved. sliced
thin
2 cups boiling water
2 potatoes. peeled,
cubed
I pound cod or had·
dock. boneless. cut in
cubes
2 carrots, scraped,
sliced thin
1 rib celery. sliced
thin
2 cups skim milk
2 tablespoons nour,
easy-blending type
s alt, while pepper.
to taste
2 tabl es poons
parsley, fresh, minced
paprika to taste
Combine butter and
cold water in a large
non-stick skillet or el~·
tric frying pan. Heat ufi.
til butter melts. Spread
onion in a shallow layer.
Cover and simmer one
minute. Uncover and
c0tttlnue to cook until Ii·
quld evaporates and
onions are soft. Add the
bolling water. potatoes,
fisll, carrots and celery. Ca.er and simmer over
J~t. until potatoes
a re Just fender and rt.b
ls opaque.
Combine milk and
nour ln a larae covered
Jar and abake up unlll
blended. GenUy aUr lnto
slmmertna skillet. Salt
aAd pepper to taste.
Cook and attr untll mixture simmers and
thlekeDI sUghtty. Sim·
mer five m1nutet more.
Sp(lakl• wltb panley
aaM paprika tA> taate.
Maket five aervln1s,
about 185 ulorita each . . ..
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Low·Low Froz.en Food Pricea SICILIAN DELUXE PIZZA CkOTf I ,.OL s2.69
BRIDGFORD WHITE BREAD t ~•Mil. 9 5 •
JOHNSON APPLE PIE •OOHITC'I • MOl $1.39
JOHNSON CHERRY PIE I ,.°' $2. 19
MOnON DONUTS :~u::~~U4' ·.u·":~· · t ~ .. 69'
EGGO WAFFLES I II 01 61 c
LYSI. CLEAllR "-""°I '"''1.27 . naTim Pll.ISH ...... I ,.,84'
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PICKLE SLICES ClA~SCN
PICKLE CHIPS ~~r:~
PICKLES ~AUIKN OC\l • •
CLAUSSEN PICKLES
'IOl Sl.09
1'4t$1.16
l•Ol.$1.D9
PIEll e PIEll
!!!~~~z " $ J 57 1 ~~~~~ ! $ J 57
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TOOTHPASTE 11 ... ANT
• ANT~~AHt
I ·~1 s 11 O .. ·~1 S J 48
PRICES EFFIC.
7 FULL DAYS,
FEl.·I •
FEI. 14, 1979
. ...
FOOD
South of Border Fare
An euy way lo bf! f dlvldual tute combine-t nn US ounce> b I e n d f 1 a v o r s .
u P o u' m • nu -l lo n . Mak lo 1 t l a refrltd beana Meanwhile, beat tostada
nutrilioualy -ls to Pf'e• nulrlllou1 mHI can Cbopptd tomato ab•ll• ln preheated 250
Pl,.. • hur1.)r Mt1iun mu• a delldom chaaaa ChoDMcl oaAon de1ree oven unUI bot. at
mtal. Bttf TostadaJ IN' of PH• ll 1t'1 doM· tM Shredded lettuce leaat 5 minutes. Cook
• •impl and Infix Mukanway. Shl'tldded Monterey refried beans in
J>en11ve. way to prov Id ":. ••••~ADAS J ack or a..ddar chffae uucepan over low heat. btarty rare for hunary l pound lean around In tarp fry pan cook 1tlrrln1 frequently, until
lltr and lo ufply f 1round beef over heated thoroughly. For
them with lhe r 1h1 l Jar '8 ounce > medium heat unUI t-ven· each toltada spread two
nutnent.s. too Jalapmo nuC"e ly browned. Break up rounded tableapoonsrul
Many Me:ic.tcan dasbt' I teaspoon chlh meal with fork aa it beef mixture over
t'Onlaln rood rrom th~ powdtt cooka. SUr ln Jalapeno beans. Top with tomato,
four b ac rood 1roup \' teaspoon aalt aauce. chlU powder and onion. lettuce and cheese
And 8 e • r Tosta d a • l pack.ace <4 ounce> a It. Cook over medium as desired. Makes s serv·
Wedneeday, February 7, 1919 DAILY PILOT
Mexican dishes
can offer a
change of
pace. Try
Beef Tostadas.
make an inttrest.J.oa way to tada a~Us (10 abelll> heat 10 to is minutes to in&•·
to combine loo<l from 1---------~--------------------:--~--_,:::::::::~:::..;.::..:..--____ _:_-==::::;:===::.:::..::.:... ________ ~·'".:_• meat, daJry. v,getable
and bttad 1roupa. M&ld·
ly spiced "'th M1 dean
seasorunss. the na\'01'$
or beer. c he ese.
tomatoes and To tada
abeUs mtnale nicely tor
a tasty addition to an
American diet.
Not only are Bee(
Tostadas llavorful and
nutritious, but they are
easy to prepare. Let
everyone participate by
putting the ingredients
on a platter and having
a do-it-yourself supper
-so everyone can
create his or her own in·
••• Slim
c From Page Cl I
fork , until broken up
well. Add water and
onions and heat to a roll·
ing boil. Stir in the
noodles a rew at a lime.
Lqwer heat and simmer
20 to 25 minutes. stirring
frequently, until noodles
are very lender and
nearly all the liquid has
evaporated. Remov e
from heat and stir in
cheese. Season to taste.
Makes four side-dish
servings, about 145
<'alories each.
KOMAN NOODLES
Follow preceding re.
clpe, substituting 4
tablespoons extra-sharp
gra t ed Romano or
Parmesan cheese for the Cheddar. Add l
minced clove garlic lor
one-eighth teaspoon ins·
tanl garlic> and half.
teaspoon dried basil to
the noodles as they cook .
Makes lour side-dish
serv ings, about J4S
calories each.
Here's another one-
pan, no-bake, low-cal
s tovetop pasta dish
that 's m ade with
macaroni and drained
flaked tuna . . an easy,
inexpensive main course
that's only 325 calories a serving. You can use the
same basic recipe with
leftover ham, t urkey.
chicken or lean roast
beer, too. •
TUNA CHEDDARINI
4 ounces uncooked
elbow macaroni <about 1
a'l'td one-quarter cups)
quarter-cup yogurt.
plain. low-fat
1 egg, lightly beaten
l onion, s mall.
peeled, finely minced
1 teaspoon prepared
mustard
Optional· dash of
Worcestershire sauce
7-ounce can tuna,
water-packed, drained.
naked
4 ounces 11 cup l
Cheddar or American
cheese. extra-s harp,
coarsely shredded
salt and pepper lo
taste
2 tablespoon s
parsley, minced <or 2
teaspoons pars l ey
Oakes>
8 gr een oil ves . stuffed, sliced
Boil macaroni in salt·
ed water untll tender.
Drain and return to the
same pan, Over very
low flame, stir in each
ingredient In the order
given. except olives.
When everything is
heated through a nd
macaroni is well-coated,
remove Crom heat.
Spoon onto lour plates
and sprinkle with sliced
ollves . Serves four,
about 325 calories each.
HAM CHEDDARINI
-Substitute 1 cup
diced, cooked, lean left-
over baked ham for the
tuna. Calories: 345 per
servin1.
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eart St •
Our Sweetheart Steak is
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and butterflied, to serve two ~~ ...
people elegantly. It's from high
off the rib, so you get the flavor and
tenderness of a standing rib roast and no bone.
Perfect for making a lasting impression on your
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Fresh Meats
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DOHELW TP fl.CAST
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TOP Sl'-1.0fN STEAK
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T ·DONE STEAK
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Canned & Packaged
!IMITATION
MAYONNAISE 75
LADY l££ . :l2 OL JAi\ e
RAM EN
NOODLES
lAO't' La. 0£U. ~ 9 ~~~.~~ Toz PKG e -.
Canned & Packaged
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Valentine without draining the till. It even looks
like a heart! And it's an exclusive from
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·. you'll love. Our Money-
. Back Guarantee
gets to the heart
of the matter. Every
r~ cut of beef in our meat
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~ ./ Gold Bond, which guarantees ' .. ~.
satisfaction . or your money
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_.,,.,,.........,""""t?~ our butterflied Sweetheart Steak,
too. Look for the Sweetheart
sticker and enjoy the quality that
makes our. bonded beef so easy to love.
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Gtl w\th It, mtn• Don
tho e aprons, h ad for th~ nureat ran&e. and
cook your b a.rta out. No lon.r~r ~. tb kitchen
1lrlt'tly "omen '• ter·
n t ory With the old taboos 1ont , you can -
thop, blend. •Uct und'
aeml·coadtnHd old ch•••• until •mooth. or mar1arine
faa b'°'*I bean IOUP C b l l l. I• r v e w l l h l can <7'4 ounces >
I tablHPoOn pr•· cradter1 or chlp a . aeml·cond•nud old
pared borHt'adJ.lb Mailes • ._. 1 tup. world vecttable soup
l ta b I • 1 p o o n Vl:G&TAaL& 80VP \At soup can water
k tchup CGNllNDITAL (about'°' cup)
1 p a c k a a t < a cup dlc:H toe>lced Jn aauce pan, brown
ounces). '1"e&m c • bfff beet and cook pepper
uute Ukt' med, ur te.oed • l t a b I • 1 p o o n with on1ano ln butter
WU.b eMct.ric mtxer or chopped areen pepper until tender. Add re· lo lb~ knowl dgc that
)'OU fart' p:art or a grow
Lnfr t ttnd
rotary beater. blend Oene rou1 d•• .. malnln1 lntredlents.
11oup. ho,...radl1b aad cnaahed ore1ano leave• Heat: stlr occulooally.
ketcttUJ tnto t-reem l tab&Mpooa butter Makt1aboutl~eupe. Youna men art' noclt
intt to rook n1 <'la e
arro .. tht11 count ry
Some are a lao I arnlftl
lbt f !M art or aourmt't
cutstnr And not JUl t
becou e cooklnM 11 an
enJ«JYable hobby f'or
moby, ll ts or ~Ill be
• nee\' slty So, on to
t h kitchen. men, to
whip up lhe"e hnndy re. cape&.
Eich is sJmple, yet de·
IJgbtf uUy dl!ferent Thel
involve no waste, no le .
tovt rs. and can easily be m~ with Soup For One
So•ps Theae s em i ·
co,densed soups a r e
perfect for singles alnce
lhe7 can be used to
make a quick and de·
hciOus bowl or soup, or
can be a versatile cook·
ing inJCredient
Start with a -.nack of
Ga1pacho For One. Just
take u can o r sema
co nd ensed to m ato
royale soup, add waler,
Worcestershire, hot pep.
T otol Sowh'fl
SA Ff WAY COUPON
pe r sa uce, c ho pped u DOUBLE DOUBLE cucumbe r and g r een trs
pepper. Ole! '~
•Now for e legant i~ VALUE l:i VALUE ~~· Burgundy Beef and 1 ~ ·:1 a -1
Mushrooms. Tbls recipe ;: COUPON ~~ l:f COUPON ~ can be made in just a ! ·. <:
few minu~es. Try it out :!: :.:··=.,.-:;:.~-::":HJ ~ m ::,-,..:_-:;.~"'!"':;? ~ a tone. First start by 1;, , _ _. .............. :::::; ···i Ha ;::-S:.!:!~:4::::::t :~
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While we're on the
subject or e ntertaining,
here's an ingeruous dip
recipe that everyone
will be cla moring for.
Beanza Dip teams semi-
condensed old fashioned
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bean soup wuh cream Paper Towels cheese. ketchup a nd
horseradish. Jl 's a zesty
complement to cr ackers
and chlps.
Soup and salad com-
bos can lead many de·
licious li ves -Cor lunch,
d in ner o r mid n ight
mu n c h ing . Ex am ·
era mming? Vegetable
Soup Continental rates
as a good snack. It's a
great beefy treat, yet
robust enough lo be the I
hub of a meal. Add a
favorite salad, bread,
beverage and call it a
~reat idea.
What's for Wednesday
night djnner? You can't
go wrong when you start
wi th a n e nt r ee li ke
Chicken Royale. This
skillet specialty features
a chicken breast slm-
m e re d with se mi ·
con d ensed to mato
rovale soup and canned
Golcl Medal
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fot s.loclo,
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whole mushrooms. :1-8· Cake ColonlalGeiman
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Worcestershi re
Generous dash hot
pepper sauce
Fin e ly cho ppe d
cucumber
Fine l y c hoppe d
green pepper
In cbUJed bowl, com·
bi n e so up , wale r ,
Worcestershire and hot
pepper sauce. Serve
with vegeta bles. Makes
about l ""1 cups.
BURGUNDY BEEF
AND MUSHROOMS v .. pound lhJn wafer·
sliced top of the round
steak, cut in strips
I can (about 4
ou n ces> s li ce d
mushrooms. drained v .. c up c hopped
onion
Gen e rous das h
crushed thyme leaves
1 t.ablespoon butter
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Cb" • cb eae •no pound m uah· dcMurb m llabtly noured co tl • 1 e c b e• a e.
more cheeM la I.he "''" room1,UUnlyaU«d amllce to tit t.lotll p&e parmeun cbeeae, 2
100 lhb dlu•r pie ' '• cup m need plat•. rlut• •d1u. •ccs. nour. muahrooau,
IO aavory &Del •Pffl•I panky Bn1h with e~olk paraley, 1reen onion.
With lts hl1h protein · l tabkiilPOon mlnt'ed be•'-wtth l u Hit. pepper aDd remain·
content. c la an U · trffll ooJon wat~r. Prick wtth ork. i n 1 '4 t e a s po o n
cclleot ln1redlent an \ teaspoon ult Roll out rem 1inia1 iohmary. Place ball of
ma la dis" coo tt1.... Piadl pepper doqb to•~ &Mh round. 1Uced Jack cheese in
Waate '"" ebeeee aa 1 <S ounce) pact.11 Place on UftlNued baJc. bottom ot baked 1beU.
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Country Cheese
Pie is savory, ,rr
special and . 1
high in protein.
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well -aom tblna all cbf'eft ln PH~ round radial· cbeeae aU.xtun then re·
conaumen aboWd take Combioe pie cn11t mt• in1 from center. 8ake malnin1 Jack eheeae.
note ol. Tho m•l\Y lund 1ccordln1 to packlae pHtry lhell and round Top with putry round.
of ch avatlabM of. dlrecUoos wtt.b \4 tea· ln 450 de1reo oven 8 to 10 Bake in m decree oven
fer the cook • wide 1pooa nieemary and ~ minutes or until lllbl 30 minutes. Let at.and S
varlet.y ol navora and ('Up water to rorm aolden brown. Reduce minute. before servlDg.
tutures to combine and douth .RoU out h•U of heat to 375 de1rftl. aux Makes 4 toe aervtnia. cNtatewtt.b. ~_:_~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~-.:-~--~.._,-:-~~~~~.;_~~~~~~~~---
Thia •ppetlte 11uaty. l~ 1ped1lty features
versatile cotta1e ch e teamed with pann an
and moa~rey Jack. Tbe
mild cre1m•nea of lbe cotta1e cbeeae, tbe
mellow amootbness of
the Jack and t.be l)Unlen-
c1 of the parmeun
make an unbeatable
navor combination. Tbe
putry la quickly made
from a mix. Both tbe
sbell and t.be decorative
top crust are prebaked.
Tbe fllllna or cottage
cheese. parmesan, eggs,
mushrooms and season·
togs mixes up in a jl(fy,
too. Slices or jack cheese
are layered under and
over the cottage cheese
mixture. As the pie bakes, t he c h eeses
mingle and melt"
together into a lusciou~
golden filling.
COUNTRY CREESE
PIE ·
J CJl ounce >
package pie crust mix
\.'z teaspoon
rosemary, crumbled
Water
J egg yolk plus 2
whole eggs
J 12 cups small curd
cottage cheese
\.'z cup grated
parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons flour
Bake
Bran
Batter
Dreary winter morn·
ings can change into
cheery ones when the
breakfast menu includes fragrant, freshly baked
bran muffin.a. Cheery.
that is, for all except the
one who has to get up
early to make thase
mufri_DJ.
With a microwave
oven. however. baking
time i s s ~a s h ed
dramatically. And if the
batter Is already mixed
and waiting in the
refrigerator , even more
time is saved.
These muffins are
called "Perpetual Muf.
fins" because the un·
baked batter keeps well
for up to six weeks if
refrigerated in lightly
covered containers.
PERPETUAL
MUFFINS
2 cups boiJing water
4 cups 100 percent
bran
1 cup shortening
2'h cups sugar
4 well-beaten eggs
1 quart buttermilk
5 cups flour . s teaspoons baking
soda
1 teaspoon salt
Combine boiling water
and bran, set aside. In
large mixing bowl,
cream shortening and
sugar, then beat in eggs
and buttermilk. Sift
together flour. baking
soda and ult. Combine
all lngredienta and mix
well. Store in tightly
covered containers in
refrigerator for up to six
weeks, uama as needed.
Total yield: 10.12 dozen
muffina.
Microwave oven: Use
plastic pan with pleated
paper liners. Fill each
no more than ~ full. Microwave at full power
2-2~ minutes or until
tops of muffins are no
loo1er mot.t. Yield: six
muffins per batch.
<Note: SU11eatec1 time
is for 800-'100 watt output
countertop microwave
oven. For 500-800 wall
oven, lncreue Ume by
20·30 percent.)
Conventional oven:
Preheat to 350 de1rees
Fahrenheit. Use 12·"11
metal mufftn pan wttb
paper linen, If dealred.
U not, ,...ue bottoms of
wells. Ji'1U each ~ to %
full. We IO minutel or
until mumaa are an
even 1olden brown.
Yield : one doaea "' ba~b.
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PVBLIC NOTICE
Tempted to
Shoplift?
DEAR FRIEND A.L.: I've seen a few letters
In your column on shoplifting. There are signs all
over the stores aaylne, "Shoplifters Will Be
Prosecvted1" etc. I have never d()ne lt In my lite.
but aome °'the saleswomen I've been runnln' int.o lately are putting Ideas lnt.o my head.
I went to buy a gel-well card al a well·known
Detroll atoro. You wouldn't belleve what I had to
10 throuah to get someone to lAkc my money.
Sal •lady "A" said, "Sorry, dear, I'm going on
break. Go t.o Jewelry."
Sale.lady "B" at J e welry said, "My key is on·
ly for Jewelry. Go to Candy." Candy looked down
her MM at me and snapped, "l don't take cards.
You'll have t.o wait until 'A' comes back rrom her
brealr.'' I look~ her straight in the eye and said ,
''You know, it would be a lot easier to just steal tbe
card." She 1hot back, ''Go ahead. Everyone else
doe•."
What do you make of this, Ann Landers? -
TEMPTED IN MICHIGAN
DEAR TEMPTED: The next time you are
temp&ed, look at one of those algns that says,
"Shopllfte r8 Wlll Be Prosecuted... and ask
yo11r1elf .what makes better aense-to go to
Hott.er ICOre where the 11ervlce ls ltetter. or to
1Jve In to yoer anger and risk being arrested.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: When m y two
children were five and six yea""-old my wife and I
were divotted. My ex-wife then remarried' and
moved away. I have had no contact with \hem for
11 years. I wu not granted vlstitatJon rights so l
cave l.be children up to be adopted by their new
father.
l have since remarried but unfortunately my
wife and I never had children of our own. We
would like t.o have my two come to visit us. How do
I go about it? After all. I AM their reaJ rather. Do I
have any rights? -A LONF.SOME DAD
DEAR DAD: According to law you have no
riJ .. ta. If yoa want to re-enter the Uves of your
thUdrea you wUI have to throw yourself on tbe
mercy ol your forme r wlfe and her basband. n
they are opposed to the Idea. you can hire a lawyer
and fight them. I doubt that such a move would
promote much good will with your children,
however, nor do I think you'd win the suit. The
tlll.ng1 yoa left out of your letter tell me almost as
m•ch u what's Ill It.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our son informed his
father and me Just last week that bis girlfriend is
pregnant. A small church wedding is planned six
weeks from now. After the ceremony there will be
a reception .
I spoke with my future daugbler-in.Jaw and
she thinks she is in her third month but she isn't
sure. Her parents know about It and are as sur·
prised <and disappointed> as we are. Here is the
quest.ion we need answered by an unbiased third
party.
Should I tell the people we invite about the
girl's concUlion? She is sure to be showing and I
don't want anyone whispering behind my back.
I want t.o do the right thing. What is it? -KENTUCKY CONCERN · .
DEAK K.C.: Say notlllng. TM laformatlOn
probably was glvea to you La confidence and you
alloaJd keep ft to yourself. If the bride looks preg·
nant and people whisper, bold your head up and
cam on wttb dignity. You owe no explanations or
apologies.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 8
By SYDNEY OMA.RR
AalES t Marc h 21 ·AprH 191: Specific
articles, statements, propositions, transactions
are highllghled. Accent on structure, solidity,
quality, being positive of base. Get to source,
c heck materials .
TAU&tJS <April 20·May 20 1: Emphasis on
relating t.o those who a id you, gu.ide you and. in
tum, seek help and direction. Intuition could
serve as guide in resolving dilemma.
GEMINI !May 21.June 201: Count your
change -be positive in coMection with costs,
payments, interest rates. Someone may be try·
Ing to sell you a "bill or goods."
CANCER <June 21-July 22): Stress personal
appearance, personality -imprint style, take de·
finite stand. Trust your own counsel. You'll be al
right place for major opportunity.
LEO <July 23·Aug. 22 ): Get "true story" by
d iggin g beneath s upe rficial layers. Be
analytical-don't be satisfied merely to know
something occurred. Get ans wers, reasons for
happening.
VIRGO CAug. 23·Sept. 22>: Emphasis on
getting what you want through diplomatic ap-
proach. Individual who flatters you really
means it. You'll be capable or wtnnln~ friends,
Influencing people.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0 ct. 22>: You can climb to
greater height. If familiar with basic require·
ments. One who supposedly provides needed
service could find reason t.o be absent. Plug
loopholes.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 2ll: Lunar aspect
lavorabl oincldes now with long.range proJ·
eel, journey, education. spltttu&J concepts. Get
house In order, organize priorities, accept
challenge and responsibility.
SAGl'ITARRJS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21 ): Obtain
hint trom Libra mesuge. Avoid sell·deception.
Dig beneath surface Indications. Check with
partner. mat.e concerning rinanclal affairs.
CAPRICORN CDec. 22-Jan. 19>: Emphasis
on decision, legal maneuver. commitment,
partnership, ma rriage. Leo, Cancer, Aquarius
perSON fiture prominently.
AQUAalUS <J an. 2o·Feb. 181: Steady pace
wtns -avoid aensatlonallsm. One who served
you In put wants to do the "rlghl thin,." Good
lntenUona may not be enough. Know It and keep
options open.
P18C£ <Feb. It-March 20l: DiveraLr1,
utiUae sensitivity t.o detect mum, motives of
one who makes big promises. Acc.nt on sa-nonat mapetilm, charttma, lntenslnld rela·
tloubip. abllitJ to mprlnt your own trademark.
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IEMJNAa: A Mtl\laar tttled Tate Ttme to
Plaa Your C...r by trill ba atv• by Dr.
Vtrooe OueU.U• and Patrit>la ,,..... at ta..
Ne•pott Be1rit CouueUn1 ~ ottke 1t
7:ao p.m. Monday, Jo"eb. 1a. and 1:30 pm. Tue
day, Feb. U . Tb• office la lontM at 1501
WHlt'tift Dr .. Newport Beada, 6'< za1.
n1N10• Ea LI. <"L 8 Of' J&VJNEl TM
Ll~rty Couort. a pro1ram ot arly AJnerteaa
mual • -.ID be atven •t 2.30 p 111. Sunday, F•b 11. ln tM muJtlpurpo • roocn of ~rfteld
Elemeatat)' StboOI, lrvtne. Ttcket1 can be
purtbaled at th door.
• ••£&8111P corra : Two corteH are ttheduled to form th~ first upport auUl1ry
ror ttw Womf'n's Transitional Uvln.t Olat.tr.
Oranae County's only ab•lttr ror bitter d
women and tMlr cblld~n.
They wiU talc-. place at 10 a m. Wedn sd1tya,
Feb. 14, and F b. 21, at lh North Orange Coun·
ty Museum. Wom n lotereated in lhe north
county auxJUary or wlahlnt to rorm one tn anoth~r city m1y <'Ill Fa~ Smtlh-Lopei at
992·193t.
8EENTRV 0"10NB PO& WOMEN: Free
workshope tor women wUl take place In the
Cyprea Ubrary. 5.\31 Oran,e, on Thursdays,
Feb. 8, 1.5, and 22, at 10 a.m. FurtheT inform•·
lion ls available rrom Jean Lest.er, 173-3316.
AFRICAN VIOLET SOCJET'V : Orange
County African Violet Society wtll meet at 7:30
p.m . Wednesday, Feb. 14 , \n the Gle6dale
Federal Savings building, Fullerton. Interested
oersons may call Art Hill at S29-5510.
WAC VETERAN'S ASSOCIATION : Queen
City Chapter will meet at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb.
10, In the Fidelity Savings and Loan communJty
room. Seal Beach.
LECnJllE: A talk titled Everything You've
Wanted to Know About Psychiatry, But Were
Afraid to Ask will be gjven at 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day, Feb. 13, at Santa Ana·Tustin Community
Hospital, Conference Room C. The lecture
series continues March 13 wttb Suicide and
Your Teen-ager.
LECTURE: Marijuana: Questions ln
Sear ch of Answers wlll be lbe topic of Dr.
Sidney Cohen at 7 p.m. Wednesday, l"e b. 14, at
Hashinger Hall, Chapman College. The lecture Is
free
SEA CIRCLE: The auxiliary to Florence
Crttt.enton Services of Orange County will have
Its annual Valentine's Day luncheon at 11 : 30
a .m . Wednesday. Feb. 14, at Irvine Coast Coun· try Club.
Pl BETA Pm: A slide presentation on
Sweden will be featured when the South Coast
Alumnae Club meets for lunch Thursday, Feb.
8, in Mariners Library, Newport Beach.
MESA·BAllBOR CLUB: Buddy Greene will
entertain members during a luncheon meeting
Thursday, Feb. 8. at 10:30 a.m. In the Costa
Mesa Country Club.
MOTHERS OF TWINS: The Orange Coast
club will meet al 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 14, at
the Hunting to n Beach Inn. Reservat19ns
may be made with Mrs. Jim Nyhus, 968-3207.
TIWRSDA Y MORNING CLUB: Marianne
AUreza, author of "At the Drop otthe Veil," will
speak ror the club's luncheon meeting at 11:30
a.m. Tbw-sday, Feb. 8, at the Balboa Bay Club.
ORANGE COUNT\' ANTIQUE SOCIETY:
The group•will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday,
Feb. 15, at the Sadd1eback tnn. Santa Ana.
Reservations may be made with Mrs. R.
Walters, 637-5183.
PICNIC: Tbe North Dakota State SOciety
picntc will take place Sunday, Feb. 11, from 10
a .m. to 4 p.m . at Recreation Park, 7th and
Park, Long Beach.
TRlAL LAWYERS SECRETARIES AS·
SOCIA'nON: The Orange County group will
meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 14, at the
Saddleback Inn. Santa Ana
Vegas Night
Carol Morrison, above left, and Diane
Wick, at right, prepare for a Las Vegas
Night to be sponsored by the Irvine
Charter chapter of the American Business
Women's Association. It will be held at 8
p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, 'at the Montanoeo
RecreaUoo Center ln Mission Viejo. ·
Proceeds from the event &o toward
scbolanhlps for 11tudents pursulmit a oro· feaslonal career. Tickets at $8 are avail&·
ble at the door or from any Irvlne Charter
chapter member. Event chairman l•
Batbara Dunn of Irvine.
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Mardi Gras Ball
The New Orleans menu's the thing t-0
catch the fancy of the King of the Mardi
Gras Ball planned for Saturday, Feb. 25,
at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. The
event will be sponsored by the museum's
Sales and Rental Council. Dress ls black
tie Oli.. costume. with masks provided.
BOARDING SCHOOL PANEL: Admlsston
directors from four New England preparatory
scboola will conduct a panel dlscuaalon on the
Boarding School Experience at the Balboa Ba.y
Club at6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.13.
MASSACHVSE1TS CLtJB: A meeting is
scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 9, in the
Midway City Woman's Clubhouse, 8241 Bolsa
Ave.
BETA SIGMA PHI: Orange Coast
California CouncU's ValentJne dance wtU take
place at 7 p.m. Saturday, F'eb. 10. in the Costa
Mesa Country Club.
SOUTH COAST PLATE COLLECTORS
CLUB: A new club ror plate collectors will meet
at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8, at the Dana Point
Women's Clubhouse. Further information ls
available from the club at P.O. Box 3196, San Clemente, 92672.
POUSH NATIONAL ALLIANCE: A Valen· tine dance is scheduled for 9 p.m. Saturday,
Feb. 10, at St. Oregorys the Great Church ball,
WhitUer.
RANCHO VIEJO WOMAN'S CLUB: A joint meeting with the Rancho Viejo Juniors ls
scheduled for 6:30 p.m . Monday, Feb. 12, in the
doctors' lounge of Saddleback Hospital.
A meeting also Is scheduled for 9:30 a .m .
Tuesday. Feb. 20, in the Peoples Federal Sav·
ings building, EJ Toro.
TOASTMISTRESS: Council 6 will meet at
10 a .m . Saturday, Feb. 10, at the Revere House,
Santa Ana. Reservations are available
from Maxine Gantert, 544-4690.
MADRECITAS AUXILIA&Y: The Holy
Family auxiliary is planning a Petite Buffet
luncheon Thursday, Feb. 8, at the home of Mrs.
Tulley Brown, Laguna Beach, at 11:30 a .m.
SEMINAR: Alienation: Loss of Identity aod
Relatlooshlps wiU be the topic of a seminar at
Counseling Associates for Human Development,
Inc., at 7:30-p.m. Friday, Fe~.JJ. For informa-
tion call 832-1020. , \ •. ;
WORKSHOP : The Orange County Mental
Health Association will give a workshop on
weight control at 9:30 a .m . Friday, Feb. 9, at
the Garden Grove Community Cent.er. lnforma·
. tion is available rrom MHA at 547-7559.
' WOMEN'S CENTER: The Cal State
University, Long Beach Women's Center will
sponsor a variety of free progTams and ongoing
groups through the spring semester.
A complete schedule ls available at the
center , (213) 498-5486. ·
MARIPOSA WOMEN'S CENTER: Family
Dynamics will be the topic of Joyce Cook when
she speaks at the center's alcohol· awareneu
program at 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8. Jnlonna·
lion Is available from 547·6494.
REMARRIEDS, INC.: A dinner Is
scheduled ror 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, at
Camelot restaurant, Santa Ana. Reservation,
are avallable from Jack and Alberta Drabman
of Costa Mesa.
LECTmtE SERIES: A two part lecture
series on love will be 1iven at Oranae Coast
College from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Fridays, Feb.
9 and Feb. 16, ln Ute Science Lecture Hall.
Speaker will be Charlel Leviton.
BOOK &EVIEW: The~ Commit·
tee of the Oranae County c Society
wtll bear a book review by Mn. WU.. LltUe at
10:30 a.m. Moaday, Feb. 12. Hoateu will be
Mn. Jamea A. Lll\y.
MONDAY MOaNJNG CLUB: The Lanna
Beach 1roup wlll hHr a pro1ram called
ClulJ Calendar
Sampling authentic New Orleans
dishes are, a bove from left, Judy Sledge
<event chairman >1 Miriam Gillen and
Paulette Kimmey. Tickets, at $40 per
person, are available until Saturday, Feb.
10. at the art museum, 759-1122.
Musical Turnabout when It meets at 11:30 a.m.
Monday, Feb. 12. at the Balboa Bay Club.
~: A cours~ for parents anUclpallng a
Caesarian-section birth wlJl begin Monday, Feb.
12, at Santa Ana·Tustin Community Hospital.
Instructor will be Lynda Holmstrom.
The classes will take place at 7 p.m. the
second, third and fourth Monday or each month.
Fashion
Showing
Beatrice Martin.
above left, and Julie
Champlin, at right.
model clothes thait.
will be shown when
the Cot. William
Cabell Chapter of the
Daught e r s of
American Revolution
presents a luncheon
an<J fashion show at
noon. Tuesday, Feb.
13 . at the Balboa Bay Club.
ZONTA CLUB: The Newport Harbor fl"OUP
will hear a talk by Tonl Grant at 7 p.m. Friday,•
Feb. 9, at tbe 1.onta Clubhouse, Newport Beacb.
Reaervatlona may be made with Karen
Margret& Wood, 6'4·7340.
PLYMOlJTR WOMEN'S FEUOWIRIP: A rum. "The Silent Wltneaa," will be aho'Wft at the
Wednesday. Feb. 14 meettnc ol the poup In the
home ol Mn. 'BeQJamin C. Brown. •
HIGH ROPES: A dance will be apouored
by lbe neurolollcal recovery froup Friday,
Fe.b. 9, at tbe tint United MethodlJt Church,
Costa Mesa. A buffet dinner ls scheduled al 7
p.m. and tbe dance will follow. A eomedy aklt
will be put on by tbe atudents.
Donations wUl be uked at the door and pro.
ceeds will be applied to the rehablUtaUon or
head·ir\Jured young adults. More information Is
available from Emily Hackler, executive direc-
tor, 646-0278.
WORKSHOP: Wel1ht control will be the
subject of four workshops at Golden West
College beginning at 12:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 9
in College Cent.er 206. Pre·regislratlon may be
made by calling 892-7711, ext. S77.
NATIONAL SECRETARIES AS· SOCIA'n~: Bahia Chapter will meet at& p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 8, at the Saddleback Inn, Sant.a
Ana.
.
ALLIANCE FRANCAISE: Professor
Yvonne. Lenard will speak about Aubusson, the
City of Tapestry, when the group meets at 8
p.m . Friday, Feb. 9, In Bridge Hall of the
Congregational Church. Laguna Beach.
JUNIOR LEAGUE: The leagues of Newport
Harbor and Long Beach will Join for A Con· ference on You. Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb.
13 and 14. with Dr. Layne A. Longfellow.
Further information is available from
644-1481.
BllANDIEIS WOMEN'S COMMITTEE:
Money Sense ror Women will be the topic of a
program planned by the committee from 9:30
a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. IS, at the
Sheraton Hot.el, N~wport Beach.
Speaker will be Maurice M. Cohen, twice
named Retailer of the Year by the Brand
Names Foundation. The public is Invited.
Reservations may be made by calling Vikki
Bavly, 67S-1S85.
WESTMINSTER NURSERY SCHOOL: The
school will have its 14th anniversary luncheon
al the Mercury Savings and Loan building.
Huntington Beach, at 11 :30 a .m. Monday, Feb.
12.
CBBISl'IAN WOMEN'S CLUBS:. The Sad·
dleback Valley club will meet at noon Tuesday,
Feb. 13, in El Adobe restaurant, San Juan
Capistrano. A program on stained glass wlll be
presented by Ken Seguine. Connie Knapp of Ha·
cienda Heights will speak. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Bruce Denham. 493-6493.
LECTUll E : Dreams, feelings and
paycbological fitness will be the topic of a
lecture by psychologists Richard Corriere and
Joseph Hart at 7:30 p.m . Friday, Feb. 9, at
Golden West College in Forum l.
NEW NEIGRll088: The Capistrano Valley
New Neighbors Club wHI have a potluck
lunch~ and aUent auction at 10:30 a.m. Tues·
day. Feb. 13, at the San Clemente Community
Center. Reservations may be made with Jan
Stay man, 492-3540.
JEWISH CENTER: The South Coast Com·
munlties Jewish Center of Laguna Beach wtJI
have a get-acquainted cocktail party for young
marrieds and singles at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb.
10, at the home or Tom and Fran Drosman.
Laguna Niguel. Interested persons may call
Mrs. Drosman at 831·7023.
SOCIETY OF MILITARY WIDOWS : The
group will meet at 10 a .m . Saturday, Feb. 10, at
the Republic Federal Savings bu1lding, Santa
Ana. Ruth Gay from UC I will speak on
Women's Opportunity Pi:ogram.
Put some red uils In
your sunsets. Buy one
of the drNm boats list·
ed In the Bo•tlng ctuslfled •ds of th•
Daily Piiot.
642-5678
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Harbor lites
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CAPUJO'S
IEENDAHCJNG
SINCI 1117
Capezeo offers a full hne
of women 's and
children's dencewear
. . Mllllskln leotards
and Tights tn all sfzes
. TIP. Jan. end
Biiiet ehoes
Proceeds will
benefit chapter pro-
jects. Tickets are $10
a nd reservations
may be made by
calling 673-5635.
General chairman
for the fund-raiser is
Mrs . Robert W .
Roper.
C.11142-H71.
Wtfftn you've been In the buefness
at long• Cepezk> has. the pro. fessk>nata know the fit.
Put • tew word•
lo work for ou.
~apezia
upper level
south COl8t plaza fRANCI~-ORR·
fine~ oorna del rrar
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Delicatessen ; ..... -................ ~.;..;;.;..;;.....-
; Buddie's 79c •ATS:.-:
Smoked-choice <:I navora (J • ••• 4te)
Kosher. Franks • 11"
Hebrew National 12 oz pkg ..-S, Tll)
·. · Puddings... . • • 79c
Swisa Miu-deliciOWI navortl pkg of 4
Wispride ::-1 .. 1111
Sharp, Wine or Smoked ... 8 oz pkg
Sliced Ham •••• s 149
Danola-eandwlch favorite! 8 oz pkg
SLICED SWISS
or JARLSIERC 89C CHEESE
Favorites from Dairy Fresh! 6 oz pk,g
ALMADEN MT. WINE
Burgun~, Chablia, Claret,
.., -Rhine, Nectar Rose .. ,.
. ' 1 $4'ff 6 i.Sttr
Chenin Blanc ... s4oo
lnglenook-Eetate Bottled ... fifth
Canaclan s499
Whisker
EJ Rancho'a own-86 proof! Quart
Scotch .. 1111 ••• sa••
Bottled for us! Save 1.001 1.75 ltr
Cabin Still ..... s5s9
:Stra1~ht whiakey to appreciate! Quart
Beef eater's . : .. '849
The definitive gin! Save J.60-Quart.
POPOV s799
VODKA
Reduced 1.00 for value! 1.76 liters
Pork Loin loail ....... s1 '!
Mid·w .. t. srain fed pork, for a roa.i they'll welcome-and reli1h!
Pork Loin loaslaacit ..... 11'!
The heart ot the loin ••. 11.urt.d freeb mid·••tem pork
Pork Loin Roast 111ism •••••• 132!
Freeh-and srain fed .•• a rout for oven or tot.ileerie
Cubes of Pork llll •••••••••••• 52~
Great !or Sweet 'n' Sour, Chop Suey or Chow mein •.. loin cut.
Pnrlt loin· Baa& LOIN EJJJ •••• !Lil
Iowa pork at ita delicious best! Really fresh and cloeely trimmed ... priced 4\.o reflect our quality! Average wt 3 t.o 4 Jbe.
=:ASllOB s 1 " Sam age ••
The goodneu you remember!
~= s1~
El Rancho'• thicker "ranch style"
IMTWllST OR
ITAUM STYl1 $169 Sausaie ...
We make them ... and no nitritet
fr11h ,,,,,., ~f:t ..... ~ltl.
So delicioU8ly lean and meaty ... finger·lickin' good-from grain-fed Mid-western pork!
TIICI arT
PORK U• CHOPS
For oven, broiler or ba~becue
ICE.US
PCll l• CHOPS
Cloeer trimmed freth mid-west pork
S11lfED
CHO*PS -s1~
With dreaaing, fresh egp and butter
/lark loin Chapa ~.; ...... ~lll
. You'll find flavor, tendemeu and real satiafaction in El Rancho's pork ... more to like!
Super Fresh Produce
'"App/BS REDDEooous .••••••••••• II!
Elltra fancy quality •.. crilp and crunchy with navor you espect from Wubiniton S\ate apples
GUPEFnlT POTATOES
:'.:'p. 59c . ·===6tS1 ~ 19c ,,.. •• tr,... • • ...... latf r ..., ...... •
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......... a.. s4n :.::..-.... .
... -SIUl ..•.•.•••• 4 .. t
Chuck Steak ••• '1 '!
Cent.er cut .•. U.S.D.A. Choice bee(
Beef Roast I&"' 124!
Chuck cu~ Choice ahouJder clod
luffed 69C Peppen •
Frethl Oven reaQ)r! ... inade wlth
fre1h egp! Net. wt 8 oz ea
Beef liver ....• 99t
Freeh! Tender! ... from youni ~
Qrollld leef ~11 7~
Lean .•. doe• not eiceed 22% fat
Veal :-.::=mi ... 161!
Genuine milk.fed veal. excluaively El
Rancho's ... round or lqin cut
~
:.~=515!
Cordon Bleu atyle or with
Oreleing ... net wt 12 en ea
FU Fll£1S!
PICRB SJ79
Snapper 111
For the oven, broiler or 1killet
Halbut Steak ~. s45~
Center cut from fine Northern fish
Fillet of Sole •• s31.•
Freeh! Mild flavored Engliah Sole ... •.1~ s5tt SH-P •
Peeled, cleaned and deveined for you
Scallops mu um • 15'!
from thoae cold, cold Alukan watera
Mahi Mahi ..... s 15•1
Great navor from tropical seas
CRAB
LEGS
MNt;y! ••. from Alaakan crat.
There 's a whole lot more to like at El Rancho!
~P.1~-~~~~!!~.~~.'~h:·.:.~9c \~!s 59c.. !!~~!~~!"!~.~~ .. ::··39c
Cake Mix ••• ES ...... 69c ~~:ff;~·:~:·~c Sour (riam Nrm ..• 59c
So many favored Oavora in Layer Cake or Pudding Cake varieties-your choice
Rour"us•Y ............... :.:79c
Chooee Regular or Unbleached in the five pound bag-and enjoy the eavingal
Frozen Food
Rosarita 69c Dinners
Beef, Cheeee ot Combination-12 0%
Vegetables,. ••• &9c
Stokely mak .. lt eo euyl 20 oi
ll•nies .... 99c
Overtake frozen roodn•I 12 oz
Orange Juice • • • 45c
Krispy Crackers 59c
Sunshine Salted or Unaalted-16 oz
Sue Bee Honey 1139
Chooee Clover or Orange Jn the 24 oi •
life ••• m . . . • 79c
Quaker'; new breakfut treat! 16 0&
Gatorade ••••••• 49c
Lemoo·Um• ot Oranp flavor! 82 oz
.........
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12 OWlC9 Clftl
.
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UICN M. fore wiaohls llllilel U Ol Cllt... rw .a 1" WIM fall ..Utl • • • Piii ti•
S & W Cream or Whole Kemel-16 oi Dairy ,oodneu from Golden Crame ... and It'• good in to many way&!
Tomato Puree • SSC p N I B H 99c s & w is •imply wonderful! No 2~ -u u er JIF ••••••
Pm.ea in elf ect Thur Feb 8
throu1t. Wed Feb 14
Optn daily 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to 7
No tole• to dealer1
Your cbolce of Creamy or Chunky-with the rich tute that Atitfiee! 18 oz
Cat Food ... 'S •••• 33C Frozen Food
All flavort-"Lovin' Spoonfula"-12'A oz.
Fantastik • • • • • s 111
Houaebold 1pr1y cleeer--64 oz size ~=s 4«Jc
Kitchen Bags •• age Whole Kernel or Cream Style-10 oz
Hef\y-the t.all on•! pka of 16
AH ., " •••••••• 1221 Waffles--... sac
Blueberry, Butt.ermlllt, Orlclnal-10 oe
Conctntrae.d poMr! 84 01 (Jlt II) Ice Cream. I ILL'I 1141
Your choice ot ftavo,.....plnt carton
Chow Meil= .. 99c
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Automatic trans.. air condltlOf'ling. radio. heater. tinted glass. wsw tires.
wheel covers & low miles. Lie.
#521LIA Stk #307A
-~278
•75 CHEVROLET ·
MOMIACOUN 2 Door. Automatic trans., factory air
condition4ng & loW miles. This is a
sharp cart Uc. 17G5HOA Stk.
IP3632
92778
'75 FORD
MAM TORIHO 4 DOCMt
Automatic trans.. faciory air cond.
pawer steenng & brakes. till wheel.
. vinyl roof and radio. Lie. #016MCM;
Stll #P3575
'2878
'76 DODGE
5'0lrT COUPI
Hardtop. 3 speed "gas saver"
standard trans.. e cyt. engine and
radio. Uc. #WVJ323 Stk. IP3603A.
'3178
174 CHEVROLET
M'ALA4DOOll
Automatic ,,.,.,, fectory elr oortd.,
pawer steering, power brakes. vinyl
roof & radio. lie. f133SCO Stk.
#211A
'2478
'7 FORD
LTDJDOCMt
Hardtop. V8. automatic traM.. air
cond.. Power steering & brakes.
AM/FM radlO & low miles! l ie.
#372KSI. Sik. IP3712.
'2878
176 AMC
MATADOa J-DIL HADTOP
Automatic. factory alr oond .. pwr.
steeri"° & brakes, radio. heater &
only 32.000 ITllles on this gas saver .
Lic.1560NIG Stk. J646A
92978
DODGE
COlTJDOoa
Cute tittle gas saver with 4 speed
trans .. AM/FM stereo caaeette. vinyl
root. bud<et eeats & raltye wheels.
Lie. '221SVZ Stk.12642A
'3378
"ROBINS-READY" means every used car we sell
must have passed these rigid Inspections for
safety and reliability.
1n our own modern recondit1omng department -
BRAKES
ELECTRICAL -
FRONT END
Unings. Power Systems. Hydraulic Systems
Hofn. Lights lgmtt<>n and Power Systems
Wheel Ahgnment. Shocks and Steering Sys·
tem
POWER TRAIN Trans . Rear End and Electronlc ScoPe
EnQtne Diagnosis
LUBRICATION Lube. Oii Change. and New Oii Fiiter
OVER 2 ACRES OF USED CARS
TO CHOOSE FROMI
FORD
PIMfO CIUISIMG WA•OM
Automatic trans.. factory air cond ..
AM/FM stereo. roof rack. custom
lnterlOr & exterior. rallye wheels &
pwr. steering. Lie. t310SPN Stk.
095A '3978
'77MBlCURY
MONAllCH
A sharp car wittt automatic. fec:tory air cond.. pwr. steering & brakes.
vinyl roof. radio. heater & low mileS!
Lie. J5'49SAB Sttc. IP3661
94578
177 FORD
MAMADASm>AM
VS. automeflc. factory air cond .. pwr
steering & brakes. radio. heater. waw
tires & wheel covers. Lie. f209SAB
Stk. tP3462
'4178
177 FORD
LTDllDL
. Hardtap. Automatic. pawet ateertno.
tact()()' Ilk oond.. tilt wheel. vinyl
roof. radio. heater. wsw tires & wheel covers. Lie 1733SGK Stk JP3459
'4778
Automatic. fact()()' air oond.. pwr,
steering ' tnlcee. pwr. split benc:tl seat & wtndowe. llldlng roof & speed
control. Shows real caret l ie:
1743POT Stk. tP3ee7
' 178 FORD
nMPICm' Automlltlc ~. rldlo and
heater. A tough Ford truct<I lie.
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CMIL V PILOT
EPA C&Iled
'Paper Tiger'
8YT80•U D. EUA8
Many pt-0plf! lbJnk ot th En\'ironmental
Prot«Uon A.cenc)' N •bard DOied federal aov rn· ment arm Uuat on~ even Pf'Oposed cuttilllo_,.ck
automot161e lrattl~ in CalJlomJa by abcM&t per·
cnt
lndUltriea that waat to expand. 'Olt eompant
wboH ttr&Mrl s loose •apon lnto lbt alr,
automaken b.avlnJ: h.ard Ume m~g pollut1on
1t1nd1rdl lh~y ll ~la.Im to i ar the PA.
But lt appean the ovt.ronm otal wat~hdoa
may ~ 1.aUJe more th n a p pur uacr
Wlftl Tfft: OE DUN · FAST approachlrla
for all but two of th natlon'a major metropolitan
areaa '° aubmit ptans to brine thelr alr quaUty ln
Une w1lh con1reui0ft11ly mand.alL'Ct •tandards, tbe
EPA will H.se lbo.e standarda by 50 percent.
Thal by li.elr won't take ~ or the .....
Cautomia air bulna into lbe compliance cateaocy.
but lt will allow tbem to eaae the a1r quality
manaaemeot pla.na they have carefully developed
over the past slx months Those plans art due for state at>d EPA approval this spnn•.
This is not the first time the EPA has ba~ked
down. The ageocy has a history of collapsing un·
der pressure from lndustry and poUUdans. But
this is the first Ume it bas done so under the Carter
iadm inistratlon.
SOUTHERN
· CALIFORNIA
FOCU.
I The latest cave-in.
labeled a •·compromise"
between environmental
health interests and in·
dustry, would raise al-
lowable levels of pollutants from .08 to .12 micro·
grams per c ubic meter of air. The original figure
was adopted in 1977 as a compromise between the
same mterests. but EPA was given authority to
modify it somewhat
ENVIRONMENTALISTS PRf:DICI' EASING
the standard will lead to "regulatory chae1." with
auto companies and others opening n ,w cam-
paigns to get emission s tandards relaxP.d.
. If all this sounds familiar to Calllomians, it should.
The same thing happened. almost exactly five years ago.
At the height of the Arab oil embargo. the
EPA announced it would bring California air
quality in line with national standards by cutting
back on gasoline consumption by90 percent.
THAT SUGGESTION SO INFURIATED state
and local politicians that many vowed to go to jail
rather than comply. The EPA under the Nixon
adm1n.istrat1on backed down.
Rather than rationing gasoline so strictly, the
bure aucrats said they would require "parking
management'' plans in all major air basins. Tbese
plans would limit where single-occupant cars
could park and thus preclude massive buildups of
smog
But even that much milder 'measure never
came off. a nd the EPA lost virtually all its
credibility as a smog fi ghter.
. UNDER NEW ADMINISTRATOR Douglas
, Coslle. the agency was s lowly tecovering its
believability over the last year. holding firmly to
the standards of the 1977 Clean Air Act amend·
m ents . And virtually every air basin was ready to
comply. with plans developed under the threat of
losing federal highway and water-pollution grant
money.
While that was going on, though. the heaJth
risk assessments behind the standards were under
attack a5 "highly specuJative,.. and economists
were warning of increased Inflation because of the
high cost of compliance.
The result will be further reductions \n the
credibility of the EPA and a lessened effort to
flgbt smog. •
That will make things easier for state and
local governments and for big industry. but it
won 't do as much to combat smog as those same
governments were already relurtantJy prepared to do
Federal Waste
Finks Sought
On 'Ripoffs'
WASHINGTON <AP) -Pssst! Know any
federal workers ripping off UD(:le Sam? He'd like
to be tipped off by t.elepbone.
Federal auditors have set up a toll-free na·
tional hotline -800-424·5454 -to take calls from
the public on ripoffs or miaapending by any
federal department or agency.
COMPT&OLLEB GENERAL ELMER B.
STAATS, bead ot tbe General Accounting Office,
said callers will be guarant.eed aDOQYmity.
The GAO announcement came t" days after
President Carter's budget director, Ja.mes Mein·
tyre, suggested the 1ovemment establish a botllne
for ''wbi.ltle blowers" to help federal women
complain about waste and corruption.
But the timing or Staats' announcement was
JUJt coincidence, GAO and OMB spokesmen saJd.
A GAO news release on the botline was already la
the mail before Mclntyre'a anoouucement, and
GAO spokesman Roland Sawyer inailted, "It was
our own creaUon "1d idea."
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CAMIC> H•HLAM>S •.. un impeccable home on a large,
pr.oi land.411caped lot; thei:e are 3
spacious bdrms. & 2 baths. the huge
livin~ rm & cozy frplc. PLUS the
lurgf> rumily room that doubles as a
formal dining rm., compliment each
other & make for easy entertaining.
The pleasant patio & separately
fenced pool complete the picture of
CHARM! SZlS.000.
I
OWMll Will CAllY-lo«Yo
on this. beautiful 4 Bedrm, 2th bath
home in Lake Forest. Featured in
L.A. Times Home Section. Home has
deck with bench seating. $109.500. Call
Craig. 631·1266
RE/MAX
of costa ............................... lase.
234 E. t7• Stre.t, Cotte Mes. 631-12'6
Nationwide Network of lnc:Uvidually Owned and Operated Real E.o;tate Offices ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 481 +den
$69 500! ,
Sunken 17v1ng room.
Brick fireplace. All re·
modeled kitchen. Ex·
ceUent loration. Im·
maculat.e bargail)! Call
fast to take advantage! ~1700 ()Pfillll 9 •II S l lJN l(>f'./ W(/ ."
EQUAL HOUSING l I .::.~::~TY ·•,mmtt
All real estate advertised DO In this newspaper is sub-DAIUNG COM
ject to the Federal Fair Very private. Only 4 yrs
Rousing Act of 1968 new. Good area. New
which makes it Illegal to earthtone crpta. 2 patios.
advertise "any pre-Nearabops. A real buy al ferenre, limitation. or onl.y$al,900incJudingde-discrimlnation based on corator wallpapers & race. color, religion. sex. frplc . Act now! Open
or national origin, or an Eves. 545-9491 intention to make any
such preference. Um1ta·
tloo, or discrimination."
This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any
advertising for r eal
estate which is in viola·
tiondthe law.
Newport Heights
3 BR-FIXER!
~COATS &.WALLACE
CI::P REAL ESTATE . INC.
;'\ 101~11~ ll ~~l[l tOMf'oilO ,11\wl "'I.
IHI SOlllH l'UA\I ;'\IHI\ SINI I l'tt,\
SI 0.-llDUC110M -A good buy -
below appraisal value -priced to sell
.now. Located in (.The Shores). in.
secluded take Forest. 'Ibis quality 3
Bdrm 2th batb townhouse contains
1920 sq. ft. with oversized 2 car
garage. on big lot. Microwave,
Corning top cook center . Formal
dining too! $102,000. C .. S4Mt41
S 1•rv1nq Co-..ta M1·-..o1 lrv ir11·
H untington Bt:.icti-N Pwport B1~.icti
------------· * IRYINE TERRACE *
PANORAMIC HAllll VII
AIOVE COAST •UAltD STATIOH * 10 ft. he lot -160 ft ..,
• 2.._ + .. -MalcrsQ.•t•s * Poal, Z poHot, .W. roof • c ........... 4000 !Mt-ft. * ....... 'befon titted * $700,000
UYIOMWATa
. WITHDOClt
You'U "'lu aJKI tbrive oe the calllU'aclerie of
life on Balboa Ielaad.
Own a home and income la one ,,_cllqe Ot' you ~want to mau It in· toonebitbome. Warmth and cbarm In thle 2· 9*Grf, a bedroom~ f am llY rm. dining rm home with
etalned gla" windows and quarry Ule; plus one bdrm+Jott unit with
aoaring living room watb
lots of glass S450.000.
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SALISBURY
REAL ESTATE
Balboa Island
873-eQOO
'7M400.
HARBOR
A Dlwlonot
lfarhor ln~tJ>tmsnt to.
LOYMS llTUAT H• muter •ult.e ilolat· ed for inUmat.e privacy,
huge family room. .Ex·
ceHent location near
beach and eoU course.
S82,SOO. Call 962· 7788 . K€Y .I P.E:ALTOP.SN
luc.ti•• TRM.IYB. C:...-0..01 t.aty This home of obvious Flad out a60ut the real qu• lily features 4
flltat.e N lea ca~ op. bedrooms, I baths. a portunllies wltb The sepal'8te famlly roorn
Real Eatatera. Ucenslng with wood burning
tebool lees completely fireplace, elegant rormal
ref...t.ble to school of dining and an 8' wide ~ cll04ce + extensive 11\alrway to the balcony
sales \raining program overlookina tbe living
afttt licensing to uaure room and entry. The rear
tht' highest opportunities y a " d 1 s I u s h I y rcw success. Join and sue-landscaped around the
ceed with the m06l out-36' sW'lmmlng pool with
al.anding team or sue board, slide & 9' pnvacy
c:essful prolessiooals in wall. Pnced to sell quick·
the buslnsess-The Real ly at only $141.500. Call
Qtaters. f'o'I' mforma-751·3191
BURTON E. SMITH Ir ASSOC.
Cal Jock Godwla Mom tin Pri.
tion call Darlene Coe. • SELEC. T The Real Estaters.
1_1_14_:_640-_2500_.____ PROPERTIES
CAREER WATERFltOMT
INREA&.ESTATE Pier/float; duplex on
752 -2773 -------------HARIOR VIEW IEAUTIFUL A11ain your real estate legal R-2 lot: close to
RARE SPLIT LEVEL. •A1Mf Ucense now ... start the shops• Udo Village · a
n..... ... I d I llUl'V. ye•r with a new pro· real value for 1249,500! uuuu e oors open nto ~ 165 SOO! ressaoo .. .featuring ex cit· this lovely 4 bedrm C~ • tng Telecourse 200 Pro-....,_loyProp. home. Formal dining Hard to fmd alngle story h l t d Realtors room & Uving rm w/fplc . ·-.. Btfi lawn. Magnlfl· gram. t e as an easy ....... way to pus the stale ex· • 675-7060 •
Family room adjoining cenl grounds. Pools, ams. Qtll for an appl t.o---------full y bw It-Jn all e lec sauna, putting greens. day. • --------
kitchen. 3 Bedrms up Walktoahopplnf· banks. 4r...sl R al 1t-tat w1lh master suile & restauranl3. A r cood. ~ e ... e
added oo bonus rm on Don't hesitate. Call to-School
pri vate lower level day! Open Eves . A su~idlary of
Spectacular view or 545-!M91 Sail Properu~
ocean, harbor & rute r=-"W.,'lllR••"PI~••• h--------lites. 673-8550 .. (~ l \'E!] I :rn 1tl UEI ()Pflll/19• t\11.l!;lualN I . _,,,_,, ______ _ GU~MTHD •~ ~ Real Eatate
> ~ tsttros.a.7
'. · OLD CORONA DEL
SALE
Blllly custom1ted S & S
blllt 4 bdrm. fmly home
w/added on fmly rm.
jacuzzi 4t much. much
more! This 1s a W & L
purchased home w/in
dependent appra1sa I.
646-7111
MARRIAGE SALE
Lvly 4 br, 3 ba. fmly
borne w/view located m
highly desirable Castalle
area or Mission Viejo. In· vest now in one of Orange County's fastest
appreciating areas .
Seller Just marrfed. does not need 2 hom es .
646-71ll
MAR 4.000 sq. rt.
Yes!!! Triple A. double
wide lot just off ocean Blvd. Formal l.t vine rm + famUy rm w/wet. bar.
5 large bedrms. each
with it., OWD bath. 3
secluded private patios.
Spiral staircase leading to 2nd level. 4 car ----------•
encloised garaae. All this CALL HOW
under one roor on comer 3 Bdrm family home
lol. Don't let this one eel w trrp le. $64 .500 a II awav! Call 673-8550 terms
ortN '•19· '''"'''0~1 •..c1 MuLHEARH
MEWPORT IEACH
C~D0-$12,500
Charming larJ;e 2 BR 2 Ba . ~unny him1ly /dlnang, c~ to pool & tennis
Faces park. Plans for
direct. street to beach !
Invest now! !
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
1115 Bag Dapper
<end of W. 19th St. tum
nght>
' MW ~lU-~FGRMi CJtid'~
HIWPC>aT HTS.
l15Sl6NALU.
Price Just reduced ! Homes for S4N Glam lol. Walk to beach. --------
••••••••••••••••••••••• One year home warran-1•--------I re ll~llll __ R_Hff1_7_5_4-_~ .. _._~o_ .... __ ,
2 Bdrms., 2 baths. frplc .• spacious family rm .. de· tacbed 2 car garage; on large lot. Vacant: close
to Schools, churches &
pnced at $149,500. Call to
see!
G••• al I 002 ty, tool Call fast, 752·1700 10% DOWN
••••••••••••••••••••••• O/'fH ltl 9 .,, s flJN ro I(,._·. SI I ,000
~~V:r.:1 l\W:llHd ~~;r;,~5~~~; EASTSIDE
CUSTOM
W/TREES
ltGt:tOME
SMALi.SSS
LARGE 4 br w/lvty
added fmly rm. Many
xtras. Very clean Very
motivated Or1g1nal
673-8663 642-2253 Eves
associated
BROKER5 REAL T(JU<,
lU) W lu1tin~ 6 • tie.
del Mal". Walking dis· Eaatslde Costa Mesa.
tance to shopping & Call,
Highly upgraded de·
corat.or'sown home. New
crpts. Heavy oak par-
quet entry & fmly rm. Atrium entry. Cov'd
pallo laced w/artlstic
laucework. Open Eves.
545-!M91
owners have pnced for ___ .., __
schools. The owner is YOUR GAIN-645-9161 Immediate sale. Hu rry & ~~
motivate d, a s long my loss. Promotion de-
$120.000. Call now before maods Immediate move. it's gone. 556-2660. WiU pay buyer's costs. ·: OPEN HOUSE
REAlTY
/'
call DOW' 894·06 ll
CSELECT
TPROPERTIES
Top location 3 br/Cam/-
den /rec rm/3 car garage. $98,900 submit.
HALPINClllN 93~% Oass1fied Ads. your one· REALTORS 74 stop shoppingcenter. ___ 67_5-4_392 ____ ,Prof cleaning geared ror _____ ;;....._ _____ , 3 Bdrm 2 bath. 3 "ar
j iiliimiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil.•••••••lt Realtors. Developers garage. Fenced yard. who have vacant homes. NO LOAN FEES patJo. 123.500 down Pay· CE
110111 ILlllS ao.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
bldits. ores that need bt71,\%&9.,,.,% menu, SS68.63 PlTI. loofl good for futur and10%2nd ca.II: owners. renters, etc. Cal 5103Sea.sbore ~1 NB
645-7857 for morelnfo. fo ¥.11 Jum.loe, \;OM
UWi set'Vlce. Reasonabl CHARLESQUlNTARD
rates, mainl avail, fr REALTOR since t94a
esL We Ust MulUple 4%
641-t t 6 t
**U.S.**
*VETERANS*
Recent changes in V A
rep may enable you to
quaUfy for Sl00,000 home
loMns with absolutely NO
DOWN PAYMENT.
WorMRffl&fClte
an Orange County firm speclaUzrng in VA home
loans. We're the VETS
that beJp t.be VETS.
F'or more info. call:
I HI Nortos.. A9.
541-0800
S,YGLASS OCEAN YllW
Spectacular View From This
Beautiful Portsmouth Model.
$20.000 Improvements In Kitchen
Alone. Formal Dining. Large Fam.
Room W/F.P. Courtyard Has Pool
& Firepit. Glass Protected Jacuzzi
Off Beautifully Decorated Master
Bedroom. Call Now. $430,000.
OPEN HOUSE
REALTY
/ ~-------
DHRAEl.D, .eRYIHE
Spacious Plan Four Is Located On
End Of CuJ-de·Sac. 4 Br., 3 Ba. &
Fam. Room. Dining Room. Kitchen
Has All The Extras + Breakfast
Room. Look Out At Lovely, Prof.
Landscaped Yards. Community
Pool, Green Belt. $139,500.
631·1•
111 DOVIR DllVI
CORONA DEL MAI -DUPl.IX
WaJk 2 bJocks to Big Corona Beach.
Private setting with view or the
hills. Spacious, nearly new and onJy
$259,000.
A COLDWILLI ...... CO.
644·9080
2111 IANJOAQUINHtU.lftO.
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HAlllOtt YU HMS
' Popular Palermo Model
In fine conditton. Your
bedrooms, rormaJ dining
room and family room.
Quiel corner next to
attenbelt. You own the land and the prlce 1s
right at $187 ,500.
COLI Of MIWPOIT
REALTORS
675-551'
TRIPLU
Gnot twc_,.t f
Single story owner unit
wttJ\ 2 townhouse desien rear unlu. All wllh privatepaUo, W/Dbook
\C> It i.odivlduol encloeed
garaaes. Call now
8'736'iO ONN 1119• II\ ION IOl!f NICI•
l•IN c ........ WW?
1be last 2 sales in t.bh
.-ea. 2 BR + htC•.Mnua
rm. pool, tenni., ·* S .D Pnry. Priced bWlw la1t
2salel. '83.500.
Sou&bllndenl
JoM Hon 541.m4
For Clua\114!d Ad
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Sp rkllng n w p tnt lo-Hie and out.
f tne nc-ag hborhood c-101 t o the
fabuloutt Ult• Squ re Rttrt-aUonul
Center nd th • home (eat~ 3 palie>i,
u uUlit..v room. 5 bt'-droom and a 7200
\QUDn • toot Int all for only
$96.000
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REALTORS'. 546 5900
tS15 M1•w Vffdto Dtm.~. h~1. Co1r1 ~w
,1tw 111 (Oll1n.t rft•I M.,r. ill o /5 tiOOO
•3 UNITS*
Piii E'SIDE COSTA EA
A very attractive 2 bedroom front
rottagc with coz.y warm fi replace ln
front. A BRAND NEW DUPLEX is
nestJed a mongst mature trees on the
same SS by 173' site. The duplex
contaiM 2 Bdrm, 2 bath and 3 BR 2
ba uni~ PLUS 4 car enclosed garag~.
Great anco.me property with a realistic
investor's price of $205,000.
ROGRS UAL TY 675-2311
WP~ an:teJT.!JT.UJtUJtl~
~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty
•OOM! ROOM! ltOOM!
Enjoy life to the fullest in this
SPACIOUS home d~gned with the
FAMILY in mind! 2-story. 4 BR
(huge m ast er BR >-o,v e rsized
family rm + bonus rm -formal
Jljning rm -3-car garage -all
centra lly air-cond! Something
SPECIAL offered at $117.500. Anita
Bradshaw 752·1414. CS-120>
642·123S Mf.6200
901 OoY~r Ori~ Hart>M View Center
Irvine at <:ampus Val~y Cenler
752·1414
I urn i ~It shOllklti 1n this
new cap.sll?Md. slouchy \'C\t
Ml what J<k1 llttd lat SDnnr'
Knrt front-buttoned vest with
lacy waist bordef ot J-.ply hngef·
'"I pain Woiiitd ~'"ly in usy
knit mesh st1tcl1. P1ttt1n 7544
M1~ Sues 1·14 1ntluded
Sl.50 IOI ach pattern. Add 40c L -trr,_~ .,_ -nr,_~
ucll patttfn '°' hrS1"(1iss aw "'I m--. "''"°"'..._ m11I nl bandhn&. 5-4 '9: .....
Needlecraft Dept. 10S
Dally Piiot ._ Ill. OU CW. SL. ,._
for\. •Y 10011. P.W ....
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BODY CONSCIOUS tn tlle
most belut1ful. fl1tter1nc •tt-
blnds btsect htJll aattten lbawt
fitted WillSt, fllllfll Wrt. Sew
this sbort "' lone. Pn~ Plftem 917!r. Mnsn Sim 8. 10, 12, JC, 16, 18. 20. :RAfl CAlAlOO-ower 200 llOPU' la1 desllM. 3 free pattern SUe 12 (bust J.4) tM 2 ytrds
p111ted 1nsicfe. Send 1~& &G4nch fabric.
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127 ......... Delill ... 51.51 fink* ...... ........ ·~ """'5 ...... $1.51 .....
lZSfttll Qlllll .•••..•. $UI IMllM MMTnl u .... , ar-ts .. suo = .:r.e:,~l:ll ran ... """· '" 121ft.. .. : : ue Dally Piiot
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l ... lUf!J ... , • .. .. 1" rM blltw lift.,. HI 011t SPltlNG-
1-.S. I I.rt ....... $US SUHli PATT("" CATALOG!
................... $1.IO °"*"'-. wm. pMf$. .-, I......_ , ....... ·ti.II jlCllltS. Plllt St SO 1!tt Pttttf11 l~ c.Mt. , , , l.00 COUP!lft. Stftd 7~C ~~ -:i._ .. ~ =1JNn•••r.,sa;a, ~~·l't: ·~ Qlltl . . • • ,,. ............ lJI ltl-f.llledlll ....... 1SC U1.... ... ..... . l.M
OCIAMPIOHT .
Quality ~rafl-tmanahtp ln mahof. trim
& oak floors ts off thls landmark: 4 .
BR. 3 ba. horn in ran t locatlon. 1'~ta bh h ld trttS & •awns. $485.000.
-·I.ACK IAY fo'tn~ 4 bdrm., 21 > bath f mily home on
quH~l cul d t-c Overslied pool.
playhou~e. torege $169.000. Term •.
IAYFIONT
S.:veral £lne bayfronl homt.>S
With pier & sli p
A YALON
Well constructed, 3 BR. l ba, oak
noor, partia l basem ent. concrete
foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee.
BI LL GR UN DY. RE A LT 0 R
, I , '",, y, "t. l J, • , ~ • >) r> ' ) b I ti I
\\' I . ...; l .!-' Y '\ •
rl,AYLOR CO.
l\}·,t\l,T l >H ~ '.:Jll I' l ~Hfi
JASMeHI CIB--sECUllTY AIU
Best value in this quiet private
community. Some ocean view. Brand
new split-level "Sea Breeze" model
with 3 bedrms. family room & formal
dining . Air-cond .• luxury cptng.
landscaped. auto. s prinklers plus
othe r extras. 24 Hour gate guarded
a r e a . T e nni s c ourts . pool &
greenbelts. $239.000
WESUY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS
2111 S-J~ ... Roocl
NEW-rrottT---CIMTH, M.1. 644-49 I 0
l .._s u.det-
S70,000
and all are in Costa
Mesa. 3 Bedroom , 4 Bedroom. No down pay·
ment to Vets. These will
go fast. call now. 540-3666
!AflJelan
Rt.•o l E ~tut.-Inc
$10000!!!
llAUTYHAS
1184 CAPTUltlD In th.ls sUper 4 bdrm 3
bath Mesa Verde home. 2
1tory. custom pool &
~· terrirlc ramlll . CaJl S46-S880 tor
111.USH awllo S-Ja1 .. n
is lhe wotd for this 3 2br b at den. On &olf
Bdrm hom e with course w/1.1.Dobstrocted tor&eO&lS fa mily room view. Sllll,SOO. P. P .
ud the new e~rthtone 552-5112 OWMH ~A rare rind "' the -.... -..... -_-..;.--.. -B--.. --MUST SIU
-'!~~HERITAGE
--------•I moreinformaUon.
mkt. •.ooo. Call ·~u..:a new '" _ r. ucn, Spiteious 2 story honw
P.8 .1. 714 /9&4·2431 or 2bacondo. Best view.air with s undecks , un·
u. S .a.a _ 5$8740 or US-0211 pager coad., alt upgrades· obstructable view. B1g 3 ~ 111615 S126.900. Ownr/agl. BR, family room. 2111
IC you think the real 714-644-4772 ba'...,, "-ui""•s $'""' 000 est.a~ ~lness is (µn , ............ led I 0 .. 0 --------1 UQ. nu,. "'" • ,....,, REALTORS
callSmUin' Melvyn fora --------·1••••••-••••••••••••,•• WOOIJBRIOG[ • coalldenllal interview. ---------• MUTH.I. IMMACULATI ~~loa.spUtto90%. LOCAT1<* SPECIALS CH AAM ......._ Beaut. 3br 2V.ba home. Dramatic wood and
Mariner's Cove
REA I..~Ti-
NO HAY
but lots or room tor
horses! ~ acre near Newport's back bay!
Owner wiU f111ance!
Talrh>hdC_,.t
We Ustw! 754-1202
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Top of Spy9oss
CusUn lot· Plan.s 6000 s. t. home. great vu. S350,000_
~
SPYGLASS
SPECWJSTS
Oc.-Ylew
Supe!' sharp Portsmouth
model. 3 bedroom &
family. f01'mal dining
room. Lowest price In
WAITJN'
TO•IOUGHT
Priced below maritet at
*8.SOO. Ta.Ice ~vantage
of lhis 3 Bdrm home on a
large lot. For more in·
format.Ion call, S46-S880
CHARM I MG
TOWMHOME
INIACKIAY
"Move·in perfect" . a
pror d ec orat e d
townhome in popular
eartbtones •• wet bar · plush crpt & min-ors .
pool cloee by · reduced
SU6,.500. 7$.1501
Spyglass at $347 ,500. --------Owner wants offer. laAMDMEW
TOWHHOMlS
''lriH• Woods" (Eastsi~ta Mesa>
2'32Santa Ana Ave.
within walking disL lo Deslrous of Uving ln the glass home on 3 lot~.
sand or entry. clb. Loads beauti!w Lakeside com· creat privacy on qwet
cuat, xtrs. s kylites, ou»ty ol Woodbridfe? IU'eel.3 BR. 2 BA Submit
lofts, inlaid tile firs. We have homes ava1la· offer. SUB.500
microwave ov. +FM bAe in the pnce range RM. Drive ~ 622 20th from 172.900 to S14S,OOO. P\ease call fOf' details. St .. H.B . he n call
Kathleen at STATE
FARM REALTY INC.
7 14 /598 -2 761 o r
213/9Cl6-0210 JI ,,,-... O<'Ullf<l[H,f
~~ t :. l ' '
:.s1.3000
•
110.So. Coast HI way
In Village Fair
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
'TWO STOllY-POOL
S&U50 full price. Park·
like entrance. to huge Uv.
l.ng room with crackling
fireplace. s parkling
lcitd>eo & separate din·
Ing. Private patio &
Olympic s ited pool.
Massive s tairway to
master suite & children·s
wuig. Minutes lO beach.
Wallt to schools & shop·
~.a ll n o w !
--------1BY OWNER $127.000. MAIQUITII Walk lO beach &t town.
UtilVlaSITY rAJtlC Cozy, immaculate col·
The best noor plan in a ta«e. totaUy renovated. 2
park uke settlng. 3br, 81" l Ba, some ocean 2•~b 2 f 1 view. mature trees big ..... a, rp c, s upe r backyard,c:overeddeck. view. $124.900. Owner Prin.ooly. 494.7296 wiU finance at 9~% Call __ __;::..._ ___ _
week days or e ves . &.ag.a MkJ-1 IOSZ
714-552-1505. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Elegant Turtlerock Glen
exenruve home. 4 bdrm 3 ba. bbrary, dramatic
CUSTOM central fireplace. mtr·
rored wet bar, roman
I AcaEESTATE tub, mirror e d S~ circular drive wa rdrobes, wa lls or
lO gtga.nUc 6 Bedroom. 3 bookcases, air cond.
bath-mansion. Home ii. wood deck & patios with
situated oo over 1 acre of Jacuzzi. Decorated 1n
rambling gro unds . tasteful earth tones.
Separate 4-car garage Beautifully landscaped
"bunk house". Sun porch Pool sized lot with
commands sweepin g spnnklers, outdoor lights
view of t.owenng trees. & xtras galore. $211,500
grounds & ftSh pood_ Old. ByOwner 752·8318
Laguna Niguel
Realty •
GARLAHD MODEL
w/forever views on the
perimeter of Lake Park.
3 Bdrm. 2~ bath. den.
bbraly loft, beamed cetl·
ing "'dining rm. Front &
rear patios w/firep1t In
rear. S.129,950.
493.9494 49S.SZ20
496-2413 ll0.5050 r~ wood sta1reast College Park Vale Tn· leads to master swte & level •br, Z~ba. Lgr. RKigevlew Dr. 2 br. 2 ba. guest room with pnvate FM. RV access. Sl02 000 den. Luxurious Mt vttiw
entrances to upper byOwner ss.2·"810 ' home. Assume 1st at verandas. Owner will · · 8~~ OWC 2nd. $139.500. consider: financing. Ca II Llll)llla lffd9 1041 Owner/ Agt. ~119.
Corappointment.. .·.•.••.•.••.•.••.•.••.·.-.·.·.··.•.• BY OWNER· Highly up-KATILLAaEA.LTY graded home on ~olf
847-6061 546-,166 MOMARCH IAY course withln lh block or
MOMAJMTIHAHCE TaUCIVIEW tennis club. S27s.ooo.
Spanish Villa Townhouse Outs land 1 n g cus t o m _835-466.S ___ • 495-49Ci9 ____ _
witb tennis. fire p lace family home. 4 Bdnns .. 3 MIWW /OCEAM YU owt• IM TIK>UILE
ANOWIU
SACRIFICE
Abandoaed Harbor View mu. $1eeper. This house
must be sold by this
weekend. 3 Bdrms, 2
Baths. huge comer lot.
Asking 5202.000 Submit
all offers..
~elegance and
luxury plus! 4 glorious 64" 1112 bdrms, 3 gracious baths, --~_.,. ___ _
aod3Bdrms.2~baths. baths. la rge fa ml,l y MonarchBayTerracc
Reduced lO S102.900 room. Huge lot on qwel Elegant Fr. Provincial MUI.HEARN cul-de-sac road. l 'n Yrs. (l((eredatS325,000
stunning step-down llv· --------lna room w/crackllng ......, ltecJhtw =s~cellenl financll\g. Cati for appt. 640-6259
~
rplc. Porma l dining.
Prestige area. Be rint!
~
FOREST£
OLSON , __ "-
llACHMOUSI
YllW!YllW!
IAYSIDI COMOO
Ema nice 2 Bdrm condo
overlooking channef aod
boat&. Only $157.500. FOR INf'ORMATION
Ctl6 .... 721 I
754-7800 C51 Coldwell Bonker c/#R/-Af/1'~ R"'~y
LC. TAYLOtt CO.
640-St IZ
2 Bedroom. brick
fireplace & garage. Take
over loan. Tremendous --------location. s122.:;oo.
u you're not readintt the JACOISRULTY
litUe ads in Class1f1ed, 675-6670 'you're missing a lot or
newsy lnforma lion as Have something to sell?
well assomegr~at buys. Classil1ed ads do it well.
*FREE *
canuaY 21~ aed hfah C...,. S.IMR•
"Y• C1*n1a & Success '79" ..........
MIKE FERRY
Renowned Real Estate Consultant
T ralner & Soeaker
• unlimited income potential
• intemationat:y acclaimed
"2 & 1" Tralntng
• true career opportunity
-1"8freshmen~-
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1979
7:30-10:00 P.M.
.....,..TOM llACH ...
ZI 112 PACIAC COAST HWY.
~TOMllACH
fOf" Compfkwtery Tlckett Cell Of Drop By:
'"tr;..~.::·· ~
551-9321 ~.
"Every o<nce ts lnde~tly
owned and operated"
I ~ U 0 0 [ , 41 I had lunch with • Con-. • Of9t8men onot. end k ••• ttn-1' I I I ben ... 1no I MIO ... .,~ 11now, • • VOii at9 what you -. " Al tM
-( _M_Y_L_c_A_B __ I ~:,."9ic: .. •itno • -
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sca•M-UTS -...,.. a. c~ 1010
l£EAN VIEW
JASMIMI CltllK
PLAHV
.. 9SS-l .. S... 'TWO°" A LOT ")St.0361 I 3 BR 1 2 BR. good 2br l~ba frplc. new crpt.
East.side locaUon. owner Nr. sbopplng. Assumable I•-------• I anxious. $12S,OOO. loan. $57.:;oG 963-U.2 PLANI J"~MINI"•.-€UIG€ BY OWNER l BR CON· ---__:._.i,.a DO. Nr. ocean & shop'g. VIEW Refrig &stv. $45,000. Call
.. tsS-3454, 963-tae2.
759-0163 •MOYE-IN•
ZIOIMC01TAGE i-------•I l Br t~ Ba. ~lean. Good
t year old dream cot· EASTS.DE location. m.:;oo. Pbone
tage, vaulted beam cell· 1 BRolder home. R·2 lot. for terms. 848-0767 Eves
ingsl redwood deck " dose in. sm.ooo. Owner _963-_wn ______ _
garaen patio. By ap· wtllprovidefinandng. Must Sell: 5"S home in
poC.ntmentonly, SW,000. 1tor McC.cle, lffr. HB w/DOOl & RV space. 4 --HAMD--Y-MAM---•
0 541-7729 Br2\Al Be . 963-9231 WICIAI. 1---------t 1WO HOUSES ON LOT. 9 That's t.be theme for this FfXIRUPPllt Bloc ks to O cea n . s prawling. contem ·
3'31.Santa Ana Ave. CM $129.500. Agent!r19·2533 porary styled home.
':' -~~ &000.0nlySSOOOdown. ....... 1o4 .. Detailed architecture ~ Auwne 9~% loan. No ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• w/exterior of wood Balboa Island Rrahy points, no credit cheeks. plank, stucco. etc. le low ".,.'l'I\"~""'-"'-"' 3 bdrm. t~ bath, Cncd WOODIRIDfiE sweeping rooflines of 673•1700 yant. Beautllw corner 2 Bdrm weathered cedar shakes. Galler.i· of domes +den Condo. Choice loc Spacious 3 bdrm. & ram.
Z IOIM COTTA(H
""" ..... &Wt Pegged hardwood noon.
beamed ceilings. 2 brick ~ aod nlce COW>-
-PLUS -
2 Bdrm. 2 bath lacome
tmlt -'th private patio and yard.
ltetltoStlS,000
FOR INFt>RMATJON
CAU.'44-7211
KirtLamb.631-0900 Wannl.ngton Pl D. Up· nn. floor plan. built on 1
graded. AJC "•k"""' SOO level; features FORMAL MISAVRH CallSG.1464~~' LIV . RM . WITH Z STOIY CENTER FIREPLACE
Spacious 4 bdtm. 3 ba. Location 4t sliding glass which
formal dining, ram rm. CJIM!llS to rear yard. All Newly decorated This 2 bdrm., 2 ba. located on large lot
throughout. Close to 2 townbome Is free· w I R O O M F o R ~ courses. Only standing. It bas a cov· CAMPER OR BOAT. l>a~9ourtte.RJtr. :,'",!?mE!'~~r:'!:rd~ ~~~~."!:~~!~
546-9950 ldcalfor~le.$97,950 hwasber. etc. (most or which wont, we think>. IY OWNll This neaJected, better
3br2ba Mesa del Mar IMJt home bas beeu rent·
8.500 ~3639 ed le needs yard work. caeaoine fr minor re· ........ , Int a., pelrs. But ror lhose with
3br, 2ba. Ready to move a "goodsetothaods" & a
In. All new copper flair for decorating, It's
pl .. -w.... --1 t the BEST BUY we've
-· "''"• carpe · seenror kikhm. & both baths. A S 1 _ IOO 111!...11 a....t
re.I doU house l.n great ~tJ~JJa:flVIME u , .--rnU area. CIOle to schools, 1$4,000 0...
sbopplng. Won't Ltst! WO 0DI11 D G I ....... en.ft
.. Jll)O.m.)370. COMOO. SDTODAYll
A 2 Br. l~ be, or la.Ice, pool GONE TOMORROW I I
LLSTATE ~n!~~e. s,e~:o. :::. -~-~:!. "EAi.TOM _»H1 __ 11 _____
1
__ .._ __ 4_t4-0_7_J_t_
BEACH SPECIAL.5
MUST sell 3 br. 2 ba.
needs TLC. Just reduced toSOS.000.
3 hr doltbouse on corner
lot. D /W, frplc, mint
cond. Take over 9.4'1.
loan.. $109,900.
3 br 2 story + loft
SU9.500. Try IOC'k down.
4 br bnt patio $121,000
Duplex w/land 2 breach.
Xlnt cond. $182,000.
WALK TO BEACH,
POOLS, TENNIS FROM
ANVOFTIIF.SE
Npt Ctst Plan 4. 3 br
w/1ots al glass & pri~ of
ownenh.lp. Sl~.000.
Npt Cm 2 br wlalr cond,
D/W. frplc. Hurry•
$108,500.
~ M9rtn.1Hlty
~~ 6424150
BEACH
"FIXER"
toZ4 1'11lOCK/lf •ur OPEN SAT/SUN 12·3 •-------=--5 BR beauty, filled "-ZMdtfted lOOCHJQUfTA ....................... I•-------• wtdec"'r It ems. new 4 8DRM ·2BAm SUPER charminl 2 BR. Vl1'9AMS cpta,drpl,spUtlevelLR. Sl27,•fee 2ba., l1e. llv .• frpl.,
NodawnforVETS.super ide8l *· nr. 1ch18. Iii col· {)peoSal/SUo l•S. hdwd. pe1rtd noon,
family hotot, spac'°"' 3 .... ~ 1ot. Tblt Is a i3Bttbany Dr. •oo d Pane I lo I, Bdrm 2 bath. lftchMtln1 berpin, VA asaumal>lc: ._.,,.,1,.1 booltabelvu . patio;
family room with _to_veu_._&.o525 __ . ___ 1 na.n• 64._2142 oceaa side hwy. t ew
flreplece. Well k>cated, ~ to beach. N. end. neu~. Askins on· MOTICI Rocle Glen 5 Br. 3 Probate sate . Askln11...;;.-..;. ______ _
IY S'l7,IOO. To tee call how Dally Pilot CllH· be,3car1ar .. A/C.space 1210,000·submlt. .. j I H.etrs J40.t~l lfted eels dltl>tay l.belr for RV. Owner/ agt. n.-.. Npt. Sbofo9 3 br. Steal it IMIMl'9 wlti le1lbiUty Pbonee60778 evs 2 uunm. botGe. N. md, rorllSIC
and lftll*l? Our adl, we · ' ~.!..~· can add unit. MarinaReattyeo.o.
art proud to .. Y. realty SELL tdle Jtems •Ith 11 -_., fcr~tulu , PWont OaUyPUotClasslfledAd. lt£AL~ALL~TS'11 SELL ld&e Items wOh a •
• Ma.$878. -------O.U, P\1ot Cla...Uled Ad.
-. I ,._ HERITAGE
IH /\I fl l~~. ----
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~ ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._..,,.. ,., 2000 ~~ .. w. l 2 ....... u • ._. .. d ....... ..::r.::r....... -2 2 ................ ·-··· ....................... "-"' ••••• 1421 ._................ ...-3140 ... ,..,.... t ttt .. .,._.._. ...... ~----1t!v1:~-b:~~~d~::~ -•••••••••••••••••••• ... ;••••••••••••••••••• ZBR 2BA Npt. Terr. COO· *IJ9UIDA'TIOM• aecurH1 " privacy. aot·2 bedroom WM.I TO THI llACH do. ani1. sty. end unit.
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493.tll2
M1W MODB. HOMIS
Cl\tt ton Vft•Jo areo)
6 MOMTHI ... llNT
714/IJf .. Offl
--ZOHOMIS-USO /mo In c lud es l..9.or2bedroom+den Beaut~ated.3br,3 IMomO. is Ric Dipper LOW DOWN r 1r d e n u . O w Q er ~75. ~ar le window ba. fonnat dine nn. fpk, 01. 548-*Xll Me~f,., m.3'30 home. Vlvt blocks t o wet bar pool Jacuzzi Owuer-t0 ,...__, '1:1; low beach. P,.r.lvJa1te 2·c1ar tennis. Wo/mo 759-0811 ' e,u lwldl ,_,.llttd
tt ~i>"t f I C-.Mete 3224 ~·· u 'Y ma n· --................. . :a;. ve. r nc pa • ....................... pets.,!..~ ~-~·iaN~ ~!~s!~eous~aw8: .... ,111, ..... 3707
7ttl HlllcttAtt. New 24t3 bdrm, lrplc, Stret.t.(;14)N1M33J, ~iardener.POOl.'~75. ~-:=:_:t•••••1 •·::·1••9••
-'*81, 2 car caraa"· l45o 640-6259, ~7-<t700 ext 2312 ""-avu • yr Y • 'A r, &up.~5437. Z500 Sq ft 4 Bd home d y s , e 4 o • 2 4 2 e ma\we adult, no pets. above Hunt. Harbour. eves/wlmds N7S. fn-4894 Lollfwsali 2200 News Br tOndo. 2~ Ba. man,y mu. am. c.11 ..:::.:.:=-::.==·:..._ ___ ,==-:--=::--:----:--::-....................... Avail approll 3/J, Frplc. Mlketfl0.2358 HARBOR VIEW 8EAaf, pier, prkg. lbr.
Will trade 2~ resort arres trash compactor. dis· PORTOl''lNO "75. Adlt.s, uU pd. 303 E. oo 'ake U1 ElJco, Nt'vada hwuhtt. atove w/oven It 3 Br 2 Ba. &a.rage. nicely 4 bdnn. 3~ ba. F.R. 2 FA(cewater 0 )871·2866
f<r cuh, aaUboat. car, lll.lcro, I( fm~ patio. Jg ~at.eel $475. 962-8571 story bonus rm. pool le ttete le-L ~7 ...
0 .diamonds. aold. etc. comm. pool/Jae, sml cum E ff 4 b :1 Spa.l80098().1328 -..,.• -~ ,. f17S.76B7 pets OK Shown by appt. '"'-"~ ome. r. • ..... ._._••••••••••••••• only. 6*~. $650 pr mo ba. 3,000 sq ff, grilnr. no 1lfE BLUFFS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/Will trade 3 sub.divided wirer~~. ~· 49J.943l dys. 3ba2b&condo. •Cl level, SMA.CLBEACHHOTEL .,_,,..,., 2000 lota.LasVegas.forusb, evet. S825Agt7S&-0226. ROOMS$37 .50Week
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SI' _0 * oNUUU * 2 contiguous R·l lots, 6C2·S290 to ......... 2131438 .. 180 after 64.S-OlSl, 846-3343 •'"' Inc b 1 ol Vlllaae of Northwood. UUI. 5pai tudios& Sr.i TO MACH prop, auume a (lormer park.in& lots ror Eastskie 2 br. nice yant, 6Pm-SEAVJEW, 4 Br 3 lb, lg 1 Bedroom Suites
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7lM!l8-3816. lg West.aide lot. Encfosed $92.5Cio. Prine. only, ~ti lmmeculate 3 bdr .. 2 ba. (~, dabwhr. maa: ex· WA~·FRONTHOMES Beac 8 vd
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mortgage.(l.516) T,..,,., 2300 Clole to school le shops. .Yd. eovered paUo. rai~· elec. gar. opnr. frplc, serv •• color TV, heated 000 ON HUGE M.I. HOME --..L.&-Tri..a.x ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice. $500. '44·5187 or l»rof. landscaped. A~! 1· <Uh1¥hr. trash comptr, pool. UUI. (7)4) •H-5294. Y I _ .. _ •-'77HOM•TT -.....-fi.."---S d 111 ...... -... , in3weeks. $540mo. •u C . N t C t DR 98SN.CoutHwy. ou ••""'rape "" save ,.. 11\ree l Br units on nag ~ ~Y I e V age. .........,..., 1antener. Yrly lease. ewpor re~ . . .. ---------G •Bdrm, 2 bath ho~e SU. Choice Sandpiper $16,950 lot. Good East.side loca· 3brMobile Home.Newly •2brcoodo, pool, Jacuut. Agt, no fee. 964.2566; pool, tennis. Kids ok, no
w/pool, Jae, fam rm. ~rl ~ 1ge bdrm, 3 12 X 80 Popular fronl & Uon. $750 mo Income. decoratecl.S27,500terms. Nr s Cllt Pina S350 man peg.~. Agt. No fee. tta...,..•acta 3769
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7,:>oo Wiggenhor Pl S 1 F ·i Call or write V. An· $58.1737. Agt. no fee. 964·2S66; frpl.: view. guarded Rltrs 67~160 (c_-~11111!4 1 Ii 4-ex & ng ami y. derson. 1117 Vegas 973-2971~ 1ate. pool le leftnis. S900 ---·---------1m i'tllrp12fl UdaNewportlch Assume. Seiter will Valley Dr. Las Vega.a, E-SIDELUXURY M
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~HER:TAGE ! THRIFTY? BE SPUT 29% balance * * * * * Waterfront 2 bdrm home Large townhouse type. 2 Condo. Fireplace. pool ,..~--Spacious 3 BR family down OWC. S368,000. on private island .. Encl. br l 'h ba, bas everything view. tennis, garape. ~Apartments
Prine. Only. Mike Wlnk gar~ge, modem ki.tchen + +.Small pet otc. $395 lea-0734 • N---Beac:b~orth castle in need or paint. 9S7-0554 AgnL 19 Fountlexes &. hrepla~e. Available mo. Drive by 2536 Santa ·-,..,.e8o lmn~'"'' ~~~~~~~~~ $89,~R~~~rJ~?· By owner .. f.lrlces ex· ~k~ M!~ ~~u~!~ Ana Ave, then call, TUDOlt STY.LE (ot 16th>
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21.S Del M 92 2 carry all fillanclog at i.ng n:n. w/glus door to ... · Harbor View. Availabl at 4 ·41 l WITH t'h% ~per mo. with dock. LGE 2 br home, cpts, stv, cobble stone patio. n•wpon lecxb/South
in Marcb J . Doran s..htAH 1010 2,Casla Row $625 house only. 645-8146 refrlg, med yd. gar. Formal DR, breakfast 1700 16th Sl _Al_ent. __ 758_.o&_19 ___ -t••••••••••••••••••••••• $20,000 Low _. _ _... days 678·3S31 eves & adJts.$290/mo.644·9806. ~'"·,. ..... ., .. ""' •. '---.mi.·w/french doors & ('Do.eratl61hl
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APARTMENTS G.Mral 3202 $500 ~mo. 546-7214 or pfiances; North side. S....AM UIO Steps to beach. 4 br. +
Excellent out oC state in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• m-6635 ' ~ Month or purchase ••••••••••••••••••••••• den S59S winter. $675. yr·
vestment for smut LEASEW/OPT10H 3 Bdrms 2 baths. Mesa option. Avail. 3/ l. 3 bdrm ssoo per. mo. on ly.Agt (714)615-~ buyers. 65, 80, 100, 140, 3Bll,l~ba.in0nnge, Verde' h o m e . S525 41W674Eves.7to8PM moolbtomooth.Horses,
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plexes available. Cash corner house. sasoo Colorado 1..n. Ownr/agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9~~16 required U00.000 t o down, $575 mo. 495-6287. 5.'i!Mi22l·SS&-4026 ... --------Sl,OOO,OOO. Cash flow & 9!16-1800 • 3 bdrm, 2 ba .• frplc. bar, 2 Bd. 2 Ba. Cando, pool,
bigb upside. Prio. only. · M. v . NORTII 3 br. 2 ba. dishwasher, foc d yd, alt coodlUoo. $32$7mo.
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orwknd. . 3BR 1~ ba. Enra lae ........... 3255 OK. S450. call Martha. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOWNTOWN CM.• •LRv ...,.,., ........ 3207 backyrd, close to schla. -.................... 86l·U6lor494·38'72 ....,.,.._.. 3106
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*TUSTIN* ~n:~•J ingc~m: 1$~1~ t:.!~:o· 1·879·9166 or bdrm. 2 ba. with private URMWllMd 3300 2 Br fl&m or unturn with
7J4/752-7UO doclc. wet bar & AIC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace $490. Avail Fotlease,sprlnklerrdln· --------LUX•YDUPUX Av a il . no.,, 24306 oow.2010pal.61S.9Z29.
dustrial/worebouse un· TWO I la STUC CO 2 br. 2~ ba. 1600 aq. ft. Poochartraln?S4·7900. T.AJCIOVB ...... , ... , .. , 3107 875-3411 its. Ret.ail OK. Close to Houses on t lot. coth ceilings, dbl gar. ..tL-21 ,_L.0 PAYMlHT •••••••••••••••••••••••
major freeways. 2 BLOCKS occ~NT frplc, big yd w/room for 'ftlll"" I ZU INFORMATION OAC S4.25. 28R w/deck. Ntw
Anderson..Jackson&Co. FROM OCEAN BareyeartyJe.ue.Cape boat,etc.$495.673-G36or Custom carpeting It ltlMTOPTIOHS paint It cpts. 1~ bllt to
97J.Utl8 ONLYS87,000. Cod charmer n e ar 1142-91186. drapa. tee. encld. back TOIUY400~·--beach 67J..6279 Call anytime yni. FM IUI w/Crplc. It ......,,..._ ' scon•w.n ~v~a.~~~ba~ ~~:~~·r::~ ~ba~~eklt~::! .W.AUAS v~~h~tt.~.::.J~ IN PARIS lA(iUNAltETAtL
WXU.YDUPUX
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Owner 's decor1tor
per(ect 1lllit ls 3Br. 2ba
w/Sptile, beam.a, ~t.ral ~formal dtn.lu rm,
2 (rpk:t. all lmmdUes.
Mstr .ate w /Jae. Lower
4Br. a.. 2 frtpk:s, patJo. ::r~I Offered.,
BURR WHITE
REALTOR . IMC .
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!Mldlng in the heart or All ARW tbe downlOW'Q •ru. cor· C.uL NOW ner )ocaUoo, excellent
+M"!!MLIH-..... E pt0pa1,y for art 1allery, -.... "'""' funiitur'e store, or any STOIJS retaJJ business. Owner
E. Anaheim 95M500 moving le wants to aell.
Wmtmiuter 84841895 A a k In I S2 9 0 , 0 0 0 . C. Aoabelm s.w-1011 Realonorillcs 61s.6700
Senta Ana SS.·7070 Dl9lnftl
on approval oC credit o.rt. 5t1e t 100
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LAGUNA CH41tMll 4 PLEX COleOIYOWNH Jmtua~. hurry on this Choice Hunttnrton 3br 2~ba '89.500 ooe. 1140 •P•ce rtn\ \ncl. 8 c a c h Io c • t o n . Nearffo.1~3&38 WO. WaJk to town 6 bch. Scheduled Crowt.h S1380 '-w-.-. .._----~---i SftcJ wtde Spart.on, total· r,;mo. May carry 1m111
,,_, ~~ 1 b' re-cond. New cpta.. d s 1 .. .. 9 5 o :-6000 ..,,._ 111umable r efrt a. Onl)' $12,950 · • • • • • ..,., <Df.1.31JW'7) °*ner!Broker842·7407 ~ ~P1";::~·~1:!k~ M 01 1 L I H 0 M I
Pnn. on1y ao.1121 1aya STOU D .. LEX
or t1MIY ....... A tlM IOO Ea1Uld• Cotta Meu.
--0....-•'I CUT)' l mall ---·-----~.---------I 2 " d •• l l 9 '9 5 0
"2-1178 Owner /Broker Mz.7407
53'9713l Mo. Doria Cblcbester yrd.$C2517W336 w/m.lavwave. A/C cuJ. MOll.IHOMI '335/mo. ~ eves.
SAHQ.IMIMTI 8GGl5(S.lm) .,_.,.. 3226 de·Hc. ,$prtnklers & S.U.~TOU.SSSA·70'10 _,,,_--. __ . ___ _
y.., '*1 Duplex. 2 BR. 2 -••• .. •• .. ••••••••• landlca&flnc. Woodaide E.Aoabeim &"500 le Bly fi'"1ftt Zbr, 2ba.,
bath uo1t139 11replacu . C.W.,W. 3ll2 2 BR Condo, oceu vui &,~mo. C.Aubeim 156-1011 1rp1c. 1araae. Pvt Bcb. ~~~RY ............... ,.-• .. •• ~.pool, '415. Cal .............. ...._ Yrty leue. A.d..ita oal.Y.
REALTORS New 3 BR. ram. rm. 714/W tl81 -.r. Rtcl· Ma _,.._. J2ff oopeq.w .m.na.
215Del Mar 492·4121 townbM. Neu.red area, didc. _; ... _ .............. C!!'::q•:, C.-.. Mw 3122
tOmm. pOOla It couns. &Toro 3232 28r 1 bllUt eott.ge. Lac Ulf-111•-• 3421 -.................... . ••••••••••••••••1 Av~I. now. SHOO Mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, p1llo. Redwood ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• l.ovelY2bednDduplex.ar •WILL TRADI• ~cit2n~~· !.,baea~'::: Close to Crwy1 4 br. 2 ba, decks. Ccacrete w&lJca & BIG CANYON belicb, featuriDI fple &
Dl ......... ~DS adult.a. 00 Pet.a $525 mo' frplc,pa~ rncd yd.1ar. l>lant.tra. $48S/mo. 2321~ NEWPORTB£ACH 1l_ngle car 1ar. Call
,_."'" Wehaveotberti · Kldslrpeta ot. $4.55. Atfl, M~aret0r.64M625. r....wary condo. only MOO wtsdays 9-5. cu •aut for equity In Income pro-A.feritS?;.5&'5C/497•3388 nofN.~;~73-.2971. llGCAMYOM p-.mo.Brandnew,ta,e end at\ s & wknda (1) Ptf'ty. o .S.A for M.A.1. ...._ 3234 bdnm. tbatht, fplc, wet· •1120 vaJuc.Min~.000 Sharp 3tlr 3bl w/blt.in le Fa hikV-, DIANICOMDO ber, to man,y amen1tlet --cozy--
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-CONTACT -..._.10/540-1161. Cloletoelem.school.3br. 8dnns , 3 baths, wllh rrontNounll. Gar+b1laJd~ U ~ Wortd Atjf ---------1 2 ba w /(& den. f'rplc, tPKioul Uv. •~•. Love· no pet.I. DO c ren. 541.0100 lRVlNETERllACE dalnrht. covertd patio lY yard • entry arta. "50.m..itu
4 Br 2 Bl, new carpet.I, wtbbq. Kida oil, no &>ell. SUOO Mo. IMl. &anleO(!r New_..._ b1Utop Coodo Unfurn a bedrna apl •••••••••••••••• drapes, P•lnt UU'uout. $SU. Alt. No he. ....HUDSON .,_.am.It ~I v'-w wtt.b6n waWDa dJltalK.e
O« GREEN cash t=-~J:. ".:::.'=: ~: 97Wtnl llAl.TOI 644-0i U + D Pt. Harbor, 2 Br, to btadL An~l Im med.
lorWUJTEelephanu Mlle Sq. Park. 2br, den, CS.. z~ Ba. DbJ. 1ar, Call wild,. t ·S. CU
wiUu Clas•lrfed Ad DUNOSR•AISOC. l~ ba $4ZS. Endd 1ar1. Sell thlnp fatt •Ith Dally 1""4 rac, M.lc~Ov, 2 5Sl·24ll and 1n ' ft Call 04.2-5678 111.olQI .,_ llMIU / m.aoo. N'aty. Pilot Want Ads. lqlL .._. _.. m •1111
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Wldl_.,, Febn*'f 7.r-~979 Apa hwah u.fwR. ...... to sawr. 000
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I Wedneeday. F9brU!fY 7. 1979 DAILY PILOT •I
f:l n•H•• 5 100 • 'Be......_ SIOO &.tit..... H OO Sct1•1t ............................. ~················ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,..... 1001 • -CifW"ill M .. -.,.n '!.l!" • •••"••••••••••• ;;····~.!·••••••••••••• ....................... Laiuna Homt ! Prer
....................... CelteMtN 1124 ~---·-3'40 rAll MIWPOIT wortdn1. all'aJfht. OYtr '~~ Lolt OC' Found a pet? Call
Anim a l Aolat a nce IM~ue 537·ZZ13, no fee.
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OP SATJSIJN I 4 I dtx Z Br. i lb Ptush ~~t. dl'Jlf, patio lplr Hkns. dib .hr. U1 pd
AduJb .no ~mo
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••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bac h a lo r a l or 2 ZS: Pol.I. ahat9 uakl11e UMAHCHAAPT'S ~IA.RP.be ch l.U 136tt, ~frT0wnhou.Me buslneu It lnve11tor . LAri I ·•u W 1ardcn lrpk-. c.Uahw.br. ,.r••c Fr-om'349.50 _4fH..429 __ 1_. _____ _
1tpta, Adul1 . 1.n hwhr , :i,.~•oa No peu. Spectacular i pa, to\al Oceaofronl·Capl1trano
bltn, mt'l 1u cu bbq rt1cro u on proanm • R1' + ~ utU J'emale
l . G N. 'm &IXt IOd•IPf"Olr•m . 1rui1s.a O\ikt OK -.~3 ·
Pl .GO-$C71l: iw.s 5611 Seawind VJU.t :"~.T.~~ ~~:: Quiet fe~. to share 2 w..... ...... JW bd~'"i:.ury J099wn Hiil• Road. brm. 2 ba Condo nr So
IJeawurua brand nn iadllll apll 11 •• PIH• 17'41644-ltoO CA. Piaia $200/mo + ~
wi p(.a, No peu. Puol. ~'\,,~~!tf!u':.*,:;n~:. l>elux.<t HR.na, aar. no ~~· "8·atU t9Sl·1788
J;,rw.rl ~nd.uly. f\'l#ft\ 'lln Dt 10 r.-wy peu, Hlt'!* to bch, $5751-""-·~-· -------1~,il l~h~~ dn t Nonb on Uurb tu )'rly I.le 644·1103. 3 bdrm. HB, Sl.50/mo +
Mtf d•tffi llwn Wt I on ~ut.&J. I Rr J DllS M Fa•hl n ~ Stt1w1.nd $.\50 3 br. 2 ba. balcony ~
_,l ... ~ Rr~~:-.. 1.... V1lloa;•· IUOl!U3 6lll8 mcl. 1ar1ae. All bltM . ---------'" .... amt ......... ..., bl.lcwt>cach. Vr\y. Female to share house
N[WIRIB) Ans 1'ownhou! • lovely. I PAC' 1'8LM1mt 842·UI03 With pool in HunUngton It hume Ukc.t. 2 br with 8ttL 963-m3 llZ4 l Bdrm & ton '340 l P''l. wuuod ffilt1&11t'e + 2 IACHll.Ol UNITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eldnn SlOO a.ch S2SO puuos Somt> with •tt UZl+dtpotlt F. to ab&te w/same 4 br ..
2 ba home. Mesa Verde.
$300 + in u t I. J a n
546-0788.
2 llr. :z ba. U5Ch Q fl l"pl , 1-'"P\t • rtt room Pool. aura1~ Sw1mm&na pool 201 L -...0.. HI. ··m· 11 r D tW, m& Jal'\Ll.li, r loMd &anai:n Jacuui 1 nni.1 cooru l • Met.a Verd . .1 or C It w1r iid Adulta, mt blk to lfW\ungtCHJ •hOv c.IR...,.516-7707
8-4121 pt'b m 1l•mtlton. c M pilijl L't·nlcr r:nJll Adults
3 ar.-2-blt-111>1>t1r.'M;; dd M:t'445
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l.ISSVATIOHS •<•01" ht•.il a.o cook1nii. CC11C1de1Sol Huie patlo. elec. gar . llrand~dt'luxf:?8R. a holwau•ralHrt·r Bl•uuuiul SS95 mo. 673·63 36 ;
2 Ba apta. Xlnt CCN.ta ••\dulls no P<'~ Adult Apt.s &&2-9686
Prof. woman seeks person
to &hr Lag Nig home. 2
Br 2 Ba. Eves. 496-6754
MJF furn room, $140 + Y.i
util. Cost.a Mesa. Non
smkrs. Avl 2/lS.~34
Cut Living Expenses r
~ II .. -· -SENIOR CITIZENS
. SPECIAL
125°/o DISCOUNT>
Durln1 the month oC Februaryi Senior Citizens receive ~ orr on th-'r pnva e party ads ror
merchandise for sale ln the Classified Sec:tlon of
the Oall,y Pilot. <Real J.i:.<l~te Is not lncluded ). Brina your ad Into one of our offices listed
beloW between 8 AM & 5 PM any day during the
week and we will slJlrt your ad the nexl day.
Costa~ -330 W. lay Stnet
LGglllMI a.odt -1116 Gle•ern
llulll::gl•leoclt-17175lwJllL
REWARD. • For ~ re·
tum Ot' known where ·
abouta. Female Akita .
Red 4' sliver , w t blk mule, whJ&.e chtwt. Le. dol. thick fur. (hUlky
looking>. Last seen near
TOW School area. Wed.
J an . 3 1 . O wn e r
heartbrok~n! 494-~ or
496-3317.
U:lsl mhc fem set. Wht
face & chest. San Juan Area@6.6508 49'2·0810
LQST: Sm. wht. sban y Fem. dog. Answers to
Sake. R ewa rd. Los t
Thurs. 2· l. Npl. Crest aru. 631-1754
LOST Brown & white pup.
py, looks Uke Sl Bernard.
Vic 22nd & Newport
Blvd. A n s w e r s t o
Falstaff. REWARD.
645-1960
Mt'8A kll'»t.loo AY1ttlabt.-l Bdrm e.IO WiGl Brookhurst. HB
March 1.1979. Frocn $31~ 2 Bdnn $33$ f&2,.6653 per mo Orina yuur Moolhtomooth
Offal..... 4400 ............
2 BR w/Crplc. WIO. furn P ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,_....ac..+=n'+.'I SOIS FOUND : Sam oye d k1tch. Ocean vu. Nr ooneers'" Roommate -,.p: .. nwm11 n.......-1
Bay/Fa,,h Isl. Save. walk Fr;i:1~~~"i~"r': s:!7.!s $18> Up. Otrice-store, "80 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._,n be.
$here a home Of apt
Hol.• Ma'" Unlimited
roommata Call. 2323 ~l~n A\C, C.M.
Gt2 7605
~ lmnuc. Quiet 2BR
townhouse Pallo. pool.
adults. S315. 646-9507, 755
W UJthSt
•::? Bt. 2"" ba townhouse l.() work/bch. $SSO lse . written up'" Time magazine fl. A/C, 17301 Beach Bl I.nvestors earn 50'l'c or pro-84().2821
a p t . pa c Io u b & 6'13-86l7 l .fllx_r u,,,,,,,, H.B. LEASEM.2·2834. · fits. A successful builder Found all Collie ,., homelike. Oh ka\ch ---------71411132-4134 seeks funds. $15,000 per . sm ..ype, wtbltns. incl. rerrlg & ~bUttobeacb.3 br,2 ba. ----..;...;.;...-'-';....;_--............. 4450 hous e. Shor \ le r m rediah bm. female . Vic.
trash masher. Encl gar dowmt. bltn.s. frpl, patio. ~Comemalel "°1·m•,te wan2tedb. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. . WEdwa)'td.s, B8twn4 7 H6lllellt7 & paUo. Small pet ok. gar, Lease SSOO. 127 44lb P ete Y um . r Newport Mariner's Mlle. Mr Gordon 95>3464. '>l .. a ~ !:..; ·
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2 8R28aurper.allbltns. Gem.lni!Walty 839-6623 beach •n Ne w port 2630 <CI A v o n F d h h 1 d
----lndry. enc gar .. no pets. S-O.-• 3876 $17S/mo. <213>480-387l 21.W7'MOOI · "'\V1a:t*~ 5020 ~o~:ter.5 1t°:r'bor av'i!w
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640.5112 497 -2457 ,, ... .. 3 BR near So Coasl S365. 540-6338 Um. new. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Male wan•· to shr N~t/ "-mes area To claim ' . ----bit-ins.Jacuzzi.pool.ten·••••••••••••••••••••••• COM h "' M F Forstore&officespace at ••••••••••••••••••••••• °" . ...W
Plaza.$490permo. East.side 2 bdrm. $300. ni.s,gurage.$550 per. mo. SlOOMOVE tN om e w · rea.'IOllable rates. Investor needed : New ca11640-t933 • •••••••~•••••?~!.~ ___ 54_9,_2253 ____ 1 Ne w c rp t s /d r apes. lst.&last + clean up & ALLOWANCE Collect2l3/67S-l673. 500.5000 Sq Ft product line · $250(). S5000 Found: Eastaide, CM. pet
2 Br cottage. frplc. Ileum 631-3646aft4:30&wknds. set>unty. 840.2778 1 Br. utll pd. Lge sun· Roommate needed, COM MESA VMOE in vestment. Seek ing Bird.
ceilings patio eloi.~d deck, overlook~ go tr 2BR bome Call Marc for m a n a gem e n t e ~ · 646-3645 .. ,. ·1 1 'N c MESAPIHES 2 Br. 2 ba, new paint & course. $265. 614 Calle detajls c...,·...,..,...d DRIVEPl.Ali penence, partners h1p1---------~o""E-~~~.Y ·64~.~~2 Bach. $265. 1 Br S315. new chocolate brown Campana,492-1567. ·--ys. 152S Mesa VerdeE.C.M. potential.549-428.5 Found: Blk & wht pet
after7pm Pool.JaCUJ.Zi,gar.avail. crpts, One at S2SO mo.---------Female rmmate toshare, 54Ml23 Mee..__ T t Rabb1t,vic.CapeCodin
Adults. no pe ts . 2650 avail now. One a t $225 ~,..,,.lhed 4BR&Jboalsl.Duplex .• -.-.-.-.-,;-.-.-.-.-.-,;,;,;,;,;-., ~--,. SOJS Glf:nMar.988-3421
Companion-Health Qlre.
Cultd mat. wom : c /o
Hahd accts·mamtce etc.
Exe cook, drive, shop.
lmmac It hskg Indy car.
5da live-in. S3Sda. neL S 2 Bdrm are;. unfurn. fomt· llurol3 Ave. 549 2447. mo. avail. 3/1. Adults on-oru.twwi9'ted 3900 SlSO mo. + util. 675-6562 _._ ly ..,._p ex,nopels.-"c. ---------1 ly. Call e ves collect . evs ...... , .... -~MILE •••••••••••••••••••••••FOUND: Be nj i ty pe m"'~ix 3, College ;\:;, c;>UICK IN (213)289-3426 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --· -------· PRiMEU>c~TION LOWEST female. Blond Cockapoo. ,~~~~~~~~~ 642·9'760. L ge 2 br . 11i1.1 b a 1HE EXCITING Very nicehomeoverlook· ON WATER. Available Talllti Dr. Mesa Verde l•--------townhouse S3S5 mo. uoo New apts now renting. 3 P~ MISA ArTS ing water in Newport for retail or f rofessional Int 1 Rahs SS7.a>4.
yr ref &4G83.
2 Be. 1 ba, all elec. Brand sq. ft. Has everything. txinns, 2 ba & encl. gar . MINUTES TO NPT BCH Beach, to share. Well offices. Tota of 3000 sq ~,.." ---------new. 187 E. 18th SL SJSO. Small pet ok . Olive by Start at $495. Located ~ Bach, 1&2 BR furnished all bltns, park-ft. can be divided into 15tT.D.'s. aho FOUND Female Shellie.
mo. Agt. 541·5032. 1921 Anaheim St. then block from Beach Blvd, from S2SS & up. in g , M I Fe m a I e , smaller urut.s. bid T .D. Lo.I. Owner needed urgent·
call 64!>-4655 eves & co r ner o I T erry Adults. No pets. 714'548-4366 Wafafi-tH-s FairestTermu ince19'9 ly!!644-3656/S48·2W . • O>mlortable new 2 br. 2 wtcnds. Dr./Viewpoint Ln. Open 1561 Mesa Dr. --5atthf' MfcJ. Co. ba. kids ok. no pets. ---------f house Sat&Suo. Call for (581JcsEast ofNewport Female roommate want· 6ll·l40f> • L .H 2171 5,.R "611 Uist: Grey/bl~k stnped SS7~$3&S..mo. 1 Br+ loft, 2 ba. ref , info.847.@l. Blvd) edtoshrcharmJng3BR. --------•!_-_.,. ____ ~_-__ ki~~rownishv.' Wnou20t.~
t I d Its '" 9 Sp c. .. ~" 2 ba .. ~·--In C M close mo s \IN. ac: · " 28R l8a,newly paanted sove, poo, au • 0 " &m· m~......., tobe~~.teM!s'&rac-Costa M~·approx 1400 ~AVAii.AiLi St .. C.M. 548·4900 a ft ansade & oul. S32S mo. pets.S36S.646-290l. l•tti!4ot1 quetba11 crts & jogging sq ft office bld g. Park· 2ndTDLOANS lipm.
Ca ll Pam or La rry, SlOO MOVE IN Hart.Our-1842 MOltLEHOME tract. No pets please. tng.766 W.19tbSt.50'pr SWING LOANS r-FOUND---:-M-ax_b_reed--d-og-.
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835-1459 54&-S880 ALLOWANCE •••••••••••••••••,.•••• l..oRMATION Rent $160 + 1,3 util. Call ft. SS7.QSl EQUIPMENT near Mane Callender·s
3 b 2• b 1350 n ,..... · Q c t!•C """""'7 k r p CONSTRUCTION 1--------r, t'l a. sq. . vo:ean vtew condo. I Br & Repossessions, buy op-....,; ~"" as or at Stor09t 4550 OR ANY PUR POSE at 17th In CM. 557-3393 ---------3 BR 2 Ba tWnhse. l yr old.
Next to S. Cst Plaza ten·
nis. pool, $525 m o.
64().6395 art 5 wkdys
2 br. 2 ba Twnhs. Pool,
Jae. & Rec Rm. Nr Coast Plaza. Cltild Ok. No Pels.
$ 4 o o m o 642-l(g/ 673-5781.
Newport Heights Zbr, den.
patio. Nr . shdpping cent.er. No pets. $400mo.
67~7213
pvt Cncd patio, encl. loft $410. Steps to Sunset uons, lake over payment or Lisa. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• David P. Carey & Assoc. After8PM. Bart.ender. Female, very
garage. Lots or grass. Bcll. (213)592-5113 informa tion . Eas y ,._ New Garagesfor Rent ---------reliable . looking for
$495. 335.')2 Blue Lantern. ---------C'lnanclng OAC. Trade vcrogn r~ M R.E. Broker. 960-1957 Found black & silver Ter· I lti t 496-923() 1-t....... forllftlt 4350 \.N<tta esa . . F 1 V ~eg ma e permane nt ~ 3844 anything valuable. • •••••••••••••••••••••• l0X22 67:>-5800 * DISCOUMTID * w~x. ema e. c IC. jOb. NBarea.67S-002l
1br. 1ba. S240mo. No pets. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ~n:s~ter ~~ New Garages for Rent R...tah Wanted 4600 Small TO income notes fM.9117& Republic, .M.
Laundry fac1I 645·1096 or WOODBRIDGE C. Anaheim ~1011 Cosla Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• f r o m $2 S. 000. C . ---------S56-3354 · MEADOWS ,,_. l0x 22 675-5800 Sali s bury /O wn e r Found : S ml Golde n Lusciously landscaped E.Anabeim 956-4500 · Res ponsible. wo r k ing 640-8755 Cocker Fem Mix. Nr.
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2 Bcdrm. 1 bath. no pets, no children. 1981 Maple.
S??S/mo. 631-1266 Craig,
RE/MAX.
apt communily. 1&2 Br Single garages, $40. mo. w r I t e r s e e k s o n e · Westmont Sehl in H B apls & exec. singles 1959 Maple Ave Costa bedroom cot tage In -Ha.iacJT,..,.._• 842-2:044 · ·
av a i I . i m m e d . 5 0 Mesa • <:orona del Mar or Costa Finding a Real Estate. ---------
Eas ls bor e/ Ma in e n -ltOOIM 4000 · Mesa. Quietness essen· business. or persona l Lost: 8 mo. old black l r a n c e E a st Va I e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office R..tal 4400 tiaJ. Write Classllied Ad loan? We've succeeded n e ut e r e~ k I t t e n .
Live-In sUuaUon as Nan-
ny. Previous e xpe r .
w/chUdren. Beach area .
488-2642. Iv mesaage.
Ptacllcal or houseke-eper.
Leisure World exper.
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Loop /W ood bridg e ••••••••••••••••••••••• #208, Dally Pilot, P.O. wbere<Khershave failed. U n1 ver s 1ty Pa r k • e,~•ny Beaut. brand new adult Village. (714)551-6800. • ..... ..._.._. 523 Sq. ft. office space to Box 1560, Costa Mesa town h o mes ar e a .
......._ .. ....._ apts . Spac. l & 2 br . Lovelyianlens·Brooks sub-lease ln Lagun a 92826. FinancialComultant.s Reward.833-9150SS1,S840l•--------~1partew mbeenatsut.1pooru1 I &gasrpdac. n SY! /ht odw nl h ! e st YI e . ~ ~~a W~bn~rgse wtr. fall ~.! olLathePazs Rd. Just Working married couple 645-2509 FOUND: Le· Male maxed Mcowltiag
Help W..e.d 7100 .......................
· c e u e':I move,in "' ' . . . •KJlcbenFacll.avail. """'u' 811 Dfego intheir50'sneed unfum Sh ep. Heavy. Ver t llClll& Li ....... Bachelor S2GO Feb JO ---. o40·~450 e ve/ wkn. J . be led I Fr~way. $308 moot h. 2 bdnnbouse ora"'.CM ( 2 Br $360 1Br.1 Ba $325-$335 673.6680 Ask for Doug * acUUJ, a poo Avail. now. 83()..tooO or "'B area with re~"""a· Jw 1 • ca•ftfs/ friend I y . B t n I Bl accoun Alil"5 Adults,no pets 2Br.,2 Ba S39S·S42S Ammerman •Wlclyordally m aid srv. •~ ......,., r..11R11h/ w/s.bortt.all.144-7122 ._.
rdW TS •'IV&pbooeavailable Deluxe medk al •uHe. ble r ent. Refer ences. a..t&Fomd .,.~_.. 1 Coll' VI .......... 1Y •--~--Our 2250 Vangua ay L Mg_mt 642-9412 Low os $72.SO Wk ground nr .. Corona del We'U t ake good care of .................................. ma e ae. c .-rvw.a nDIJUUI'""~. catN~Blvd l Sluruung lg 3br 2ba gam l.agllllalHdt 3841 2277 Harbor Mar.Re&JoaomicsCorp. your property . 646-7217 • a:mc1•..ts 5 100 Hazard/Beach. Westm. MV.<Y't(e '°u Larceor Offices. ----~--~-----...... Pool·rec· . area. 5345· ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.....-Mesa 1ur -•n 67",...,..,. evesorweekends. 893-'2167 1s1t s Al ur New _,,_ ~'--~ -rv•vu ••••••••••••••••••••••4 Location. 3 BR.2ba.enct gar.'375. n ow 18lhSt OCEANFRONTlarge lux-•Wanled•4Brhouaew/2 Found: Blk/wht Fem . COLDWELL BANK'"'R Near OCC. No p ets. . . ury 1200' 2 bt, 2 ba. $7~. 250-~ s q. ft. ortlces. d H DrUUV p i 9 h S c. 751·2156 Country Setting incl.Ulll.646-0505. Roomw/kitcheneu.e 1'rom$145. lncl. ulll. 779 cargaraf.ew/yar · an· f"U.ftl uppy , v c. l t t. BUILDING
b 180 E. 21StStreet . 2 BR+den apt. Feet. Crom f60 week & up. W.19tb St. 540-2200. ~'[lt_e ::::rte~ PINCHfl 64.>2137 SUITE 200
$325. 2 br, 1'4 ba. alcony. Eastside2 br & den splil ocean. $475/m o. Call 543-9755 Plcaalxtalttve .. team" will repair , FOUND m a le Pug . 2333N BROADWAY laundry nn. Adults. no level. Frplc .. deck . .,.. ._...or...,.. ... 12 l:'l .... ant. F-· .. '--1_ golf, 1 d ADS BaJboa. u brown, has SANTA ANA
pets. • skylight, all extras. $420 _,..,...,, ._.._ -;;:id se~M ature Suffff r!,~~ Y~r;~~e0r0 ~e~ NBlic.Call 673-S284. We have an increasing ;.
TI>LMgmt 642·1603 mo. No children or:. pets. l bdrm., Iba., 1 blk to e mpl'd m a n . s2ss. Privat.e suitewith recep. mkt value in exchange de m a nd t hrough o ut ;
5200 1 Br, n1t•c, quiet Days 64 6·4262; eves beach some vu, $325 64G-05S4 lion & secr e t a r ial forrent/leaseallowance. ONLY f"'J FOUND German Shep F Orange Count.y for ex· ,. y rd 645·9~. 4M-UZ7 anytime se rvice, con fe re n ce fl. pup & YoWll Grey Great perienced accounting & area. a · Non·smoker. Peninsula Point. pvt ent. room, all facilities. 2082 964-1&48 Dane. F . boo«Xeeping personnel.
Refs. req'd. No !>('ts . 3 Bdrm townhouse apt. Extra lae 2 Br. 1 ba $425. room + family rm, TV. ~~~~Is on , I rv i n e . .____,1_nt/ Sell any item or corn· 644·3656/548-21$3. Call or visit us today-we
TSLMgmt 642·1003 Adults, 1'-7 ba. S425 mo. pozy f~r. 1 ba S310. Both No smoke, no cook. $120. ,_._ -;;;;;--'f•c•"" blnation of items for rrs P11vvz'1 5350 are looking forward lo
b _ f C 0 Gas paid. 642·5073. mcl. util. 831-0300 mo. 6'13-t4l9· ~ or less with a Penny -_,,.,_ . l r., -65. re ng.. I • ~ 3roomoCfice. Carpets, air •-•••••• .. •••••••••••• Pincher Ad. 3 I.mes for 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• """"""''g you Ul our new Adults No pets. 731·0 W. Eastside 2 br, bltns. no Ocean view, paUo, cov· fl\.tm. motel rooms pool cond.. Sky Park Circle. llllMtu consecutive days. Each RELAXING MASSAGE Joca1u
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103 l8lhSL67J..7787 pets. S32S mo. 640·1278: ered parking. 1 2 BR, 2 1 llneos,colorTV,s:iOomo'. 549-5033. Opport.ity SOOS addluonat line is 60< for BobJames-Llclba.eur .....
$315. 2 ba townhouse, 552-4201eves aft5. BR. $300-$425. Wik. to The Tides, Lag. Sch. Elegant offices up to 760 -·~·•••••••••tt•••••• tberfo~.;"en~i ~~. Outcallt-t,4M-5U l FREE PARKING
frplc, s undeck, put10. DcnlPomt 3826 bch. 549-ll88SS7·5870 $.3'94. sq. rt. on Newport Bl.. ~Uous couples want·
adults, no pets. 26S6 F 1 bdrm. ~block to beach. -......,--Oc--.,.._--t-R---•. ·1 C.M. &&.>2111; 6'6-6303.. UI& t.o supplement the Or e A 640·7905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,~ ·ean .. ,n oom "' -----.:..------family Income, full or For more information
and to place your ad call
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referral. A.bortloD, adop. ang · ve. $100 MOVE IN S350 Ba. for rent. No kitchen Downtown Huntington part Ume. Call for an in·
New 2BR. 2ba. no kids or ALLOWANCE 494·~ priv. Rig in rm. Sep en-Beach. 21oin Main St. terview.673-3609.
pets. s..155. l mo rent free. 2 br. l ba S365 to $385. 2 DelWte Condo 2 bdrm. 2 y..~ceol, 1utal s>dk · Laund One 2·rm office avail. In_....,. ol three k ;~ br, 2 b~ +den $425. Encl. ba. pool. Fantastic view. u.;u , st pr 'g. Avail suo. ~1558. .._,., . ey peo-
2 Br, l bs. gar. Kids, pets garage, pvt. fncd ~rass 2 houses from oce an Feb 15 yrly. $225/mo. ·pie for expanding bus1·
yard. 33411 Chellam r ••Cl\ ., Dys 631,0436, e ve s S HARE n e w office oess. fUU or part llme. Way. 496-1097. ~ioo_,..,. Ava1. 2·tS. 645-3731 askJorBob S 1 9 s I M o Co s t a Call for an Interview. ok.S32S mo.
548-8204 or 646-2316
2 br .• p., ba, twnhse pvt Room & bath lo prvt
Mesa Verde 2 BR. 2 ba, gar .. tge patio. n ew L.agi..oHllh l850 home,$100 +Ute chores.
llSO sq ft. Frplc. encl carthtonc cpl. & drapes •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Must be responsible .
gar, OW. gar dspl. $375. No pets. $335 /Mo . Adults,S2 yearmini mum. non-s m oker p rer·~,
Cats OK. 754·6216 or 673-7204 NEW apt, Leisure World, kitchen & laundry~v s. ~H.568 Ocean view lge 2 br, 2 ba, Top·O·Hill, Monteclto _&M-__ 5536 ______ _
~e 2 bdrm. with bit-ms. 2balcorues. encl. dbl gar. Vlll. 2 BR, 2 ba, gorgeo~ Room for Rent. $135 mo.
encl. gar. call eves. Venr private. $37S. mo. nort h 180 deg. view. Kitche n privilege s .
974-2047 640-5078 $ 5 0 O I ill o · 0 w n e r Prefer male under 2S 714/~ 1127' 568-3974'. yra. Ca11654-S6'16 3 BR 2 Ba lwnhse, air JWltop 2 Br 1 ea. 2 sty, .-.----------1 _________ _
cond .• patio, gar. less quiet, mini view & yard. Mewport leach 316' VCICCIHan R_.. 4250
than 1 ~r old. Nr. 19th & S32S. Less for 1 person. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Placenua. Only $425. J . 496-8818 Promontory Point tenn ltG IEAR 0 . Pro perty M gt . I ' ' 751-2788 Point Niguel Condo 3 crt. pool, c ub hs e. C.binforren\,fplc
. bdrm. 2 ba. lighted ten· Choice vu Joe. 1 br SSSO. CHEAP 548·2596 2 bdrm. 1 ba. No children nis, pool, jacuui, sauna. M9-8377 B3l -o5l9 Old French Normandy ~l:~· 1275 per mo. S425 permo.Nosmoking, Near Udo. 2BR, 2ba lu rt Oc.frt.2-sty Sm. lbr 2ba
Mesa /Newport area _67S-0230_. __ • _____ _
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~ .......... 181S . El Camino Real
San Clemente; Fully lJc.
For appt. 492·7296
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TIFFANY'S PRIVATE GOLD~ GIRL DISCO, CORPORATE1 ____ ~----
MEMBERSHIP. S900.00. Phys ical m a suae by
CALL KAREN <714) lic'd. masaeur techni·
ACCOUNTING
CLERK·
An out.standing growth
opportunity Is available
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accounting department
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Responsibilities will in·
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are required, as well as
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terview appointment. no pets. Phone831·2816 ur)" Wale rfront ~ ~ ~L f\se. S575mo. wlnt. PLANT S HOP. Ideal
.. ntEVtC'l'ORlAN" Garage, balcony, f . $400wk ly . s um m e r . Airport area om ce apace, setup for lad)'. exclusive Columbia
2 Btstudio, 1~ ba w/gar. B Toro 3132 S7SO/mo. 559-1802 499-4439 aecrttarlal serv. on pre· area, selling below setup Lod& Fo.d
540-6384 Ext. 29. c1a n . • ·8 PM A pp t .
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fncd yd w/pauo. wtr pd. Luxurious new •pt.5. Near 2ba pt 'th II' a I 6 Un r ""' .... Gmd nr 600 sq.It. Agt. 751-1400 tlCOLE'S ~I ~-$290 . 667 Vlctor i a. everythin". l 's & 2·s . a ·• wi magn 1• ty s ps ; ens urn . ..um 't _.._ 63MUO,l·5. 1310.u 6s. 494.8611, cent view of the Bay. $25 nltely pr cpl. Call tdealforint oeslgn.21SS COCKTAILS, Newport fOUNOAOS Modef &O.C•St.cio Aslocwto.
---------• 768-94Sl S8IO. 611 Lldo Park Dr. at\er3p.m.S48-1989. E.CstHwy. Beach. stones throw Beautiful glrls·private '714) 776-7101
Ea•Uide I br . nltura l 673-3302. 3 Bdnn CablR ror -nt 6 from water. partners ~Op uni wood be 111 8 " "' •... • 1 large room which can be f'lbtiol. E.xcelleol ~ase. IK fRE£ rooms. port l.)'
Ca..,__.. !!2. c130e En '"""h t•'M9'°" INdt 3140 WESJ'CU FF 2 br, now UI miles from Snow Valley. dMded. Carpets, drapes, ""-· h• 7~1 1400 M~ SJ f.f lJO ployer M/F Sl.~n1100ilA •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• June 1. Adlt5, no pets. 5:)2.8UIO,wknda867~ pr l v ate r estroo m . __ u,·n_•.,._·ne~·-·--·---l' .. 11·. Call us you won't be i---••----
--------·-· Adu.It AP" nr bcb. New $300. 673·6640. 1700 Stot .. 1e. $250 per mo. MAIL ORDER mtg, ex· .,_ 1«1)'.
2br lba Eot'l. i arg. le 2br frp&c: paUos, pool. W8'lelirl Dr. 1:_~ =\~:,eP2 ~-Util. paid. Call 548-3178 cluaive product <yacht· "41·5671 6Zls0. fbrbOC\ Anaheim
eallo. Uesmo. 2210 ·Sec. fate. 1102 Florida, IAYNOMT (i .... coodo Litec1'tenni8 Alkforcarot. ina).unllmitedpotenUal. Come io YoU'il be t lad RUt.!-' #B •7129 art. ~lO SUP AVAIL. Spac. 2 b.t, u':rseooo.Yr1y.61Mt0'1 Feb. tnPriceSaJe Seller uoder capt\aUzed. --------10'ldkl
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2br 2bll Nice condo. Poof, Close to bch & sbo!)t. lacuJar vlew. Lwuuioua -to S..... 4JOO ._. In c b a rm b o 1 de r . 2 --------
J=ac. CS.101 ~~0 'l:_C. FromS295.968s7176 apPolDtmeot1, beaut ................ •••••••• ~~~al ecervlnn, ~_!orn!alCoe ~ exolcbd. w/d lamonds. Balboa. WANTID: c . .-..11, .. .,.y. u rde oa with sandy ROOMM •ns '""'4l CWln se ce. .. ........ "'•· ... yrs. . Nwpt arta, 2/4/79, 1 or ""---~w M25 9110 3br3b, cwt. drapes, frplc, beaeb. Overlook.I Jlalboa ~ 4'teleobonertteption. 6 e m p loy e u . H m . a ar. ca 11 co l1 c c t . .,.~_.. Ofllft
sxiv. pallo, 3blk, rrom JslAllld. Adults, no pell. Shmi atuw.....Sne l>b646-7448 7l4/839-9828 2J.3..3».3164. REWARD. LetS.H.E. help ,you. 3r;~P~~~·=~·:~~ ~~:.~::96663• <TH)673.84l4. ~y more. Pay less! --------· "'"*••• Re war d los t m a l e ~~if;~0::~~~ti:~~ra~: Children OK, $475mo .... r:w .. 2BR.2ba,oll bllins.2 blka A«e1AUfestyles. C640fflce s.tht 0.11......, 101 5 Samoyed Feb. s. beinl Sem!Oan 1c worJtthope
21881liDerS,.657·4579 nE 2 oR 2 BA. encl to bch. $37Slmo. Ph We C'fieclt R~erences A•._.. ••••~, ................. treated for vttus Ant . to now beina scheduled.
IUVl\gc, close to beach. 673-2571 Ctl 146-4212 75e p er ft a nd up . CDM o•--Kimba . Edlna ertHtll Call833-1288 LEASE OPTION S360per mo. 964·2937 ----------------·1 Oetanalde ol Coaa H _..._ 84 0 PM --------.. 2ba l(eu del Mar W~lall Arca I BR, pool, Fer:oaM wan'-t.o thare 1 Wf 10% DOWN to exiatm1 area 7-103$ ter 4 SE'-\111 •1mo.•.5CJC>MS-,.,. 3 BDRM, 2 bath. 2 atory Ru\land Arma. Nr •hos>· ~at bnclt.. Male or ·=~ of o ld CdM flnancln1. Immedia te Lolt: Lona ball' muJU cir * ~T~ N1f
TownboUMApt.M$0/mo pll\I . Avail now $126. female. Non tmolcet. IOl•sa•••yy ui. NqUlred. $305,000. remcat.Moetbwbt.S/W Modt!Sltf.llcona lteadt\al puoramle V1ew 964·15117 631·28M Al;e JS.40. GOO per mo. -Prine. oely. 'nlia otfer HB. Reward. 531-2010 M•Fem1le tft .. e, a maaterahe 3 n.. All&.m.71M 671-Zll I __. ... _•J/10/71 MD.o.tlny, )llndv,
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.......... l.)ll rt"V 11. b lrJ •pr ••• ••••• •• •••• • •• • • • • • • f > "'111 m )' rll H I• ll1nd1r•Pln1t1 Georl\' t•nurteou1 &erv1re da,y" Local & stale-wide pnce. Refs. ~7-4281 ~asonable rates. Call Oas, elect, plumbing.
scrv. 24 hrs. 1 dMys. Ingram plumbing 1-r<.<e esl l.icd.751·9872 Mulhl·r ""dl t.ab\:.11 "" rwt 0101 h(lfll(' W d1H'I l•Db.
10\btu ~ T072 ti4:'> uw ___ _
~!M'fmin · Housttlean Don't be rouled with
Ill& R4>b, r~u!>OI\. Own e;.easoos. Anytlme Is the G uanl S.....&ce ..
M0-4844 PA l NT E RS N E E D ~. Tiie
H WI O/RK:._ 3~ yrs Jexp HOMESAVERS. Plumb· ••••••••••••••••••••••• t14i! I \\ h ' ~·ir1 t t'l1 1111•1"1
N am 1 lt'•n \I n up M•turl' wum in "'tH h•lh14"r' ""rlr. l!Ulil b.b~l>lt nr t:llh l'la, tll l'Nrk nwi.v.nt ~rul b~
.....••...•...•..•..••. ? ~,.., ., .. " .... .,, per fer t t 1 m e r o r trans 642 t .......... .,.,._..., spnnlders. sod & plant·
ard working men./ nt ex ex ncr. r ngs. anR & Heating. Free c ER AM 1 C T 1L1:-::
Lowest legal rates. ins. 972wo.~L&uar. 84'1·5 186/ esllma~es. SlShr. Honest kitche-ns, buths, entryi1 .
SUlclTl19230.S46-74S3. ....... & reliable service. Your ule or min e. •Mil FIXIT•
_U_. Intl f't t;4l ~4 =--!!'It, h '••, r 1 1)4'> :171 h c •rp•nt4'r. pJtnltng
let ~ rtJh:.. t!'I Y" In
M(t 11~
Let us do the-b•tt Jobs hke !fig D1g-lt·Landseape. noorw. wll\tlow ·" c·pt'g _~ __ 7070 ______ _ P....,...;Paperiwg • lnl/exl. Reasonable BA/MC OK. 979-8065 962 :m9
••••••••••••••••••••••• Dependable. Free est Be h C"t • Plumbing ---------Mt1I urt" "'11111<1 n ""111 c-.t/COftcret•
hJb)••t nr M111r1n,•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:ht >I, ltr <I h•.' .M'H 1 "lwwnh llrt·.tkan &. hJul ~
Dutch Ma1otenanc(' ANV & all types of 0 .
f?J.115' terior design & construe·
"J~"T US" howseclean· llon. Lie. 364419. 645-6716
PETERS PAINTING Jay.64>7965 wi~fbeat'~: esl by 10%. •CERAMI<; TILE • All
Expr'd. Reas Rates. Guar 24 ttr. 548-0193 types. Reas. rates. Free
M)' horn... l;n1tt· hw t\ in • 4't It .. f ri( •~nt •••••••••••••••••••••••
lhaul, .. 1uplo11dt>r. dump
trk, 1o1rndrn1; trft' wrk.
c.lcmotatl()fl1 ctr 83t t~7
me We're honest & efrl· t1lllDIWJ
Free Est. CalJ Gene G & M ~aint~n,. Int & est. Licensed. 536-3542. ~ Ext. Cabinet hn1stung. & Drain: SlO Guarant~ re· Trwe Sen-ic:~
Pl.4) .irt-.i J.11w1 :-ic111 u ., l(~, ~~12 t'lt'f\t. Call 673-0163 ••••••••••••••••••••••• stucco repair. 751·3448/ suits. Dram Spec1absls. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· 673-M57. S40-8783 5087fM Land C L, :1~13 Dt_•l.i~u11• II H
t \'urkt0\411 0. 1.114 JI t I FuuntJ1111un• rt11un1ni:
~ .. It-. blO( .. " fl••llO
lJt d ~ ~lJ Ii 4309 HCMdpmtt -----~ Moppeta ln business Brickwork. Small Jobs.
111.nce 1974. Honest, de· Newport. Costa Mesa & ~able. emelent.. Of· 1.rvioe. 675-3175 eves.
liccs homes. vacancies .
pr'd honest neat reas · scape reat1ons c.X· Uc'd964-to.5Dave . EXCELLENT PA IN· Re•IW<.,..r pert shapmR. thmning, ...._.•Senlc:e ••••••••••••••••••••••• TING. Reasonable raW5. .... •-•••••••••• .. •••• _stump removal. 675·2821 . Prof painting. Ext & lnC' _{reeestimates. 548·2706 Decks & Additions _Ins ___ _ ••..................•.. ~ t..111·1!flt~IN dn on t' ~ •••••• ••• ?!" ••••••• • • ••• l'l'l'l>. bunkruplc) ~
t\L .. flON
ll1·pa1r~. llundym.in Plu mb111~. ~ll'('
&pnnkln. PJIOUng, t•H· ~ hid r~p1ur. Trny
l~-1492 art 4 .
Low rates. Refs. Free Painting.lower winter Rena.issance7\4/499-3816 TRIMMING. Al.I. KINDS
e11t.536-4780.536-4383 rateuntenor.Neat. Ref . Topping . rt'moval,
u c'd M6-2.393 Bnckwork. Small Jobs. Newport. Costa Mesa & llK0'91t T Gl lrv\ne. 675-3175 eves.
LF,CAL n Pl 'Ii(~
!ff~~l!I. ti4~ .$1h
~t>mod,•I r .. J1.11r, .:t-n 1.·ttrprnl r.,.. old ti m1·
t-rilft~mal\!:>l\lp 11; ~ r1t m
.m·.; l.t<''d Mr l'olum
tio 'G! i<:U~
••••••••••••••••••••••• LINDA'S CUstool Masonry, Patios, floe Exter. Painting by Free est. Greg Riley RoofllwJ cleanups. L1 d l n s . R. Sinor. Sl. lie .• ins. Try 646-~l •••••••••••••• •••• •• • • • _646-__ 1845 ______ _ ------
MAIUNA MUN t-:\ \ll:tl~ Hai6MJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
TAXSERVICE Wal!s. Fireplaces., Re·
Pers/Bus Income Tax laimnf Walls. 100 s of
Call M2·&U9 for appt. ~J2. references .
me 836-SSSS24h Repair & Reroor. All · · rs. ..._..../Repair t y p es . s h 1 n g I e s . Dan's Tret-Sl'rv1re. Top.
WAU.P.ArERIHG ••••••••••••••••••••••• rockshakes -compo·tar pang. staking. & thin-.. Hkkpl/. bud1ot1.•t111~. hill
l"•Ylll~ Sml hie. .l andn 1dual' u7J 7K.ll
{ 'ul\..,lrl.J(•t1on ull typ.·.. NCI
1oh 1 !>mall l.11.·tnM.•d
l..1t~ haullng.movlnu .
Garage Yard cleaning.
Reas rates ~2-0705 PROFCiSJONAL
INCOMETAXSERV.
Refs offered. Eves, Neal patches & textures Free esl. 541-5930 l-'1n. rung 64&-9_~-----
631·3085. 67>1266 Ftt&EST. 893·1439 Avall. ----~----Slump& tree removal. ~PlN 7~ t !lti72
Ccrpem.r Ho.Mcleclftittg Your home or my office. For appt. ca II 968-5436.
Flreplaces. planters, eti:.
New-remodel. Refs . E.5t.
646-6'&4 Knowles Painting. inti· PATCH PLASTERING ext. Sand blast. text coat· A 11 t y p e s . F r e e
Ing, Comm/ Res. 836-1120 estimates. Call 54().-6825
'Ib>mas parks h<' roor re· Free csumales.
pair & coatings. Feb. 646-3627 ....•...............••.
CaJ"P{'nt1.•r 1-'n'l' ":.i.t \n:y
:.iu> J()bs (',111 \llJn or
Tony t14tl 114>-i!I
i..l'!>tt-r J Bent G I'll (·on tr
"P4'<'1<1l121n.,-rn p.ttroi..
dc<'kl>, lanflHa PHl~ & home 1m pr(lvl.'mcnl :i
5S I ro.s4 or ~ 1 l O!lO
••••••••••••••••••••••• * n ontN 'S HOUSE· <.1.1-;ANlNG SERVICE . .._CMC•
Mmng Spec. StOO off on linseed Tuforin«J
oil treating. shmgles & ••••••••••• ••••••••••. •
for J thoroughly clean •••••••0 •••••••••••••• house 540-0657 Specializing In auto &
•••••••••••••••••••••••Paperhanging. Starting Plas t e r Patching :
Moving & hauling. at $8.00 per single roll. Plaster. s tuc co &
shakes. asphalt & acryhc . • l'Ollllng ror composition Tutonng: Credenlialed
stungles & blHlp roofm~. exp'd readtng/math lab ---CUSTOM wooilworkmi;.
re'>1d cnt1al & 1·0tn·
merc&lll Call Wa}nc.
547.9264
Bectric:al
••••••••••••••••••••••• W11nt a REALLY CLEAN
homeowner coverages.
Robertson lns. Assoc.
675·0562
2() yrs. e xper. Free teacher.494·4B30.
Freight, bldg materials. 636-9508 Ask for Bob . drywall. lnl./Ext. 'Free
household goods etc.----------est.540-1641 Lowest rates in town. CUst.om Wallpapenng ----------1
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Want Ad R~ult' t~l 5tf71i
ELECTRICIAN PnC'cd llOUSE7 Call Gingham
nght-frt-t> estimate on Girl. Freeest.645-5123
larg<' or '>mall JObs. Lac'el'\SNI 673 0359 Sell 1dleitems
Have something to sell'.' 642·5678 Classified ads do It well.
John. sss-~ All Work Guar. Free Est. People who need people
673-4158 should always check the
WANT ACTION?
Classifed Ads 642·5678 Want Ad Help'.' 642·5678
Service Directory in the
DAil. Y PILOT
E s t1m . Memb e r
O\amber or Commerce
No Wa.Jung 835.QJ 13
Want Ads Call 642·S67f
People who need peoplt.•
should always check th\'
Service Directory in the DAILY PILOT
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Accou11..JTl11o..IG AtJTOMOT• pl~JoR:TS Babys1tter·before & after BO 0 K K E E P E R O.ERICAL CONTROLLER/ •DRIVER•
" " ~ :-.c hool. Horbor view FULL/CHARGE CoastalPft'SOllMf ACCOUNTANT CUSTODIAL De ntal o ffi<'e . Ex · Expandin~ ro. looking
CLERK Cou...,..ERMro..11 School are3. 752·0211 For rapidly expanding "gettcv COMMERCIAi.. Appbcallons now being pierienced chairside. for peop e wllla'n" to Bu.~y Ch~v'rolet de~l<'r days640.2095 eves construction co~pany . Has lots~ jobs ~vailable CONSTRUCTION . taken for substitute n.lght RDA x-ray license . 4. work. Nea~ap r. Good
GrowinJt company hus near Orange County Banking Salary co~mensurate with many fine, super lmrr:ied. o~enang with sweepers. 4 hr shirts. handed. Busy offi<'e Top dnvmg re<'. 0 r 18. Co.
vpcrung for a stronii Jc J\arport n eeds part!> Ull t Cl k/T II ·r with experien ce. For companies and they're major e:s t abl1s hed $3.57 per. hr_. H.B. City salary, benefits. Hunt· velucles. per hr+ rounlm8 clerk m the 10 1 1 Y r e t appt.. 840-4404 all FREE' Orange Co. Developer/ School DisLnct 73S 14th 1na1on 8 <'h 962 7797 c 11 M k 'entory' ronc.rol1cost JC'· countt•rlJlen with GM Expencnce prererred. . General Contractor. Street.HBt714i536-88St. ~ . . • mC'ent1ves. a ar
l"ounling area. Excellent parts expen encc. Good Salary commensurate &okkeeper Fee Paid 540.6055 Must have construction _7_5_1 _21686 _______ _
be n e r 1 t i. C a I I pay· en v 1 ron m e n t w/exper. Please~pply at GM Offlc• Tram•~ CoastalP.nonn.t & EDP. experience & be Dental Asst. Cor Orthodon-DRIVERS
17t4 l979·3800forappt. ~~~~~~~t?P£;_,~0r8~db Bank of Cahforrua. 1401 Entry level pos for fig Agetlcy capable or assuming CUSTODIAN·ldeal job tic practice in Lag. Bch. News paper deli very. Pt..AN HOLD, CORP Dove. NB 92660. 833·3511. oriented ind1v w/estab 2790 Harbor CM complete accounting part lime rustoJhan & Experience preferred Permanent parHamCJOb
17621 Von Karman Cook. E.O.E. co. Call Candace. also ALL JOBS FREE l"eS(X)f\Slbility f~r ;;eve~al gardener. Mon·f'ri. App· 497·2A64 dellvenng early mornmg lrvioe. Cal 92714 HOW ARD Che.,rotet ,_________ ree jobs, 841H288. Dennis entitles. Quahf1ed in· ly 1660 Placencia Ave. LA Times to homes '"
Equalopplyemploycr Oove .\QuailSlS. BANKJNG & Dennis Personnel d1vldu al will be in· Costa Mesa. DENTAL ASSISTANT .l'V\ne/NB area. Must b~
NEWPORT BEACH Service of Huntington "*ERKS novative, well organized with chair side and front reliable & have dependa·
ADMIM SECRET ARY lli..IEW Beach. 16168 Beach. W. & capable of implement· Data ~~•Rg office capabililles. f1 ex1-ble transportation. No
City of Laguna Beach. AtJTOMOTJVE " mg an ln·bouse data pro-,.-,..,.;..,......, Ne FIT schedule in our rollect1ng. Salary $350
$&3 to $1089 per mo p ARTS cessing system. :Perm a· Newport Beach offare. mo. S46-023S
Challenging & respon COUNTER PERSON ACCOUNTS Bookkeeping UJQJEM nent position with ex· EDP 551-6896<'alleves. -------
position reporting to the BMW or for eign ex -SUPERVISOR BOOKKEEPER ce.Uentsalary & bene£1ts. OPERATOR o EN -r AL "s s T . directors of fin3nce & perience preferred. Con· Ol>eniru!s now available SUbnut your confidential PenodonlJSl nds F/T as·
Personnel: r equires ta(1.Glennat Anexcellentopportunity $6 50 for full or part/time resumetoAdf460.Daily We arelook..ingforapro-st.Expandedduttesopp·
f.!ood secretarial skills & ROY CARVER BMW 15 :\Y3 &lable with Colum-• clerks on 2nd & 3rd Pllot, 330 W · Bay St. fessional and highly ty. X·ray cert reqd. Exp
ability to work mden"n 1540 JamborN.' Road bia Savmgs. a growing Per Hour shifts. No experience Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 motivated lndivldual lo ........t'd. Sat onon Reply to .-~ f1nanc1al Or0 anttation. process c r1't1"cal "Om t""" ,,~ tit' n t I y 1 11 ,1 ,, <I · NEWPORT AEACll We're seekln ~ an in· We need 3 full charge necessary, we t:aan. Cooks. days or evenings. t t t ' · it37L '#-Dally Pilot. I' 0
m ini s tr ativ<! at · 640-6444 davidual knowledgeable bookkeeper thru trail Start.$3per~r.Assistant lnterv.1ews between ~,:.rv~.utf~p'.nlBaM CBoxJ..5!1· Costa Mesa.
mo!>phere Apply 505 ---m all types or savings balance ror 2 week as· Managers to$3.60 per hr. 3·5PM. Mon -Fri The 370 environment. Pos1· A.""'"""'· 1-'orest Ave. LaR Bch. AlffOMOTIVE transactions to assume sigoment in San Juan Managers to SS.SO per hr. Rusty Pelican. 2735 Pac. ---------prior to 2 20/79. Ph "MAHFRIDAY!" Advancem ent 0 ~ lion reqwres rotating DENTALASST. rcsp o n s 1b1lity for Capistrano. Duties in· porturu·u-to those w 0· CoastHwy,NB. 3·day work week 1n Chairsade.X-Raylir. 49733llext2li Toassastnew&usedcar · · dt · · lud A/P P/R G/L '-J -------manage~ in vant.'<i. IO· ~rN"~s!!1g :~ c !::,'~'r~ ~~ms are EDP. We qualify. For information various 12 hour shifts : 546-3000
• * * 1cr("st1ng tas ks & to Counsel T · r 45 can oH er top pay gotoournearestmarket COOKS previousdata5_>f'O('essing Ridlard Gibcrvac: supervise lot orderliness. ors. ypmg 0 because we specialize. or contacL the Personnel E x p r ' d . · S m a I I experience/ educ a lion
21TI2Kiowa Ln. Like to work. a round wpmasreqwred. , Ofllceat: restaurant, Corona del prefcrr-ed . Company . I Call us .or other tem· 124221.am-onStreet Mar. Days & evenings. benefits include lwt1on fluntm~on Beach cars? This wal please SAVINGS porary a"signments In ..... f d d 11 Y r Jd I f " GardenGrove,S37-4840 644-0210 re un an a w e · ouare e wmnero you! ea or semi· yourarea l;'n aJOp E 1 defined career past in
TwoFr-.Ticlceh rcl.lred.. Salary open. See SUPERVISOR """fu por mp oyer S EDP. Please apply at:
tolhe Ken Pierce. CALL547 7631 COOK
17th Annual HOWARDCM•rolri TRAINEE • CLERKTYPIST Emp, trained prof. con·
LOHG BEACH Dove&QuallSts. We're seeltlng a Senior ACCOUMTAN1 New po r l Be a r h Unental cuisine. Med/·
RODEO NEWPORT BEACH Teller for our present OVERLOAD Insurance Company of· pension plan. Apply
at the Long Bearh "UTOP"RTS Costa Mesa office, lo lers an entry level posi· 2·Spm. Crown House
/\rcna.300 E . Ocenn ~ "" train to assume the 1055 H. Maht lion as bl Hing clerk. Restaw-ant. 32802 S. Cst
Hl\-d .. Long Beiu·b . To DB.IVERY t'l'3ponsibility or Savings S..fh I 016 Minimal typing. $500. Hwy, Lag Ngl.
drum your tackels, nill Well groomed female Supervisor for a staff of SANTAANA Good Company benefits. EXPERlENCEDCOOK
00·5678.cxt272. over 18 Good driving re· five when the new Cost a Weare not a HoorsS-4:15.833-8450 Snack Bar, Country
* • •. eord. Must live in Costa Mesa orrice opens this Club. Mu•t be a people •1~ a ~a Call 556 "c"" Public Accounting Firm " ---"""a r._ · '"""" September. Two year s person. 1-~or Interview APT M i\NJ\(i ~ H fortntcrv1ew appt. rmnimum teller and new CLEttk TYPIST call 6"4·5404
For SS units in <..:oc;t.i -• t ,. BOOK PASTEUP S678/mo nth. CETA Mt.~a. Expcr'd rouplt•. AlffOMOTIVE ac<'oun s experacn._c. COUNSELOR
PERSONNEL
DEPARTMENT
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
700 Newport CentCf' Dr
Newport Beach. CA 92660
F.qual Opportunity
Employer M IF
llui,band' mus t h uv<.• *SERVICE h~hl IRA and Keogh Part time person on ~~~gti~'fie~~~~:
mamt. exp. Wire bkkp)( DISPATCHER ~~1:t;I'~e::::J.wpm ~°':e:;:f'r~~· :;P~~pe1~ sldency and 10 weeks un·
e ' P . C a I I e v l' !. Expenenced only. Busy person Pennysaver 1000 employment and must
<21.3)865-3851. Chevrolet dealer near Columbia offcri> an out· PlarenUa,C.M. type 45wpm. apphca·
S -Orange County Airport. s tandlntt h e n e fil s lions aC'cepted until
For well known Cigur~ Delivery Man Full time.
salon. 1-'lll Time & Part Local area dehvenes
ome. will train brlght. Bearh Stationers. 4020
trim & ambillous lady. Campus Dr. N.B.
642-3630 or 556-4786 APL Mgrs. l8 unll.s. antu Excellent pay, pleasant package mrludini; d«.>nuil Busy PT office needs ex· February 8th. al The
An.a.Maturecpl.l can surroundings. Perma· ins urance a nd free perlence d aide. Full Employment&TralningCounter glr l. dry DElJVERY&PICKUP
work out. Apt +util. 1-·ay. nenL Opp. for advance-career appar<."I, excellent Orne. ii n~essary wall Center, S38 Main Street. cleaners. full lime. 186 E driver to deliver auto ~-2446 -1nent. See Mr. Trevino. fitartlng salaries, und nn train. Salary d cpendln11 llunllngton Beach. 16th Sl, CM As k for parts in C.M. area. Must ASSEMBLER HOW ARD Che.,rotet td1·al work envlronrn<mt on experience. call D(:c __ ... ______ Clll.hy. 548-4243 have valid CA hr & gd
MECH ... .._.IC"L Uove&Qu1ulSt, rl~aiie conla<t Pn11on 644-9000. ~-1..t.-'tW-1.t-...st 00--UNT-'-_E_R_W_O_M_A_N_T_o, dnvlng record. Apply
· """ "" Nf.:WPORT BEACH nc•I for on lnlM'Vlt•W 111> ~1111 annr Hub Auto Supply, 2120 l'oi;111 o n an l'lct trril -pr.1lntrru>nt. CASHIER School write contract in rental Harbor Blvd .• Costa mechanical ass(•mhly AUTO PARTS J2 llours per wk1 e,xper, Earn up 10 $300 f)<'r wk. center. must be avail
Dial A Ride
OriYeN
Operate modem equip·
mcnt & door to door
transp. Calif. dnvers ht
req'd. No pno r exper
nee. Good driving rec a
must. No SUnday work
Orange Coast Ye llow
Cab. 17300 Mt. Her·
nnann. F. Vly.
Dietary Tech. or licensed
food s upervisor . Ex ·
cellent salary & bener11s.
Mesa Ve rde Con v .
Hospital. 661 Center St .
C M 548·558.S
Divers wanted m Newport
H a rbo r . Mus t h t!
<'ertrf1ed & expcnencc<f
Neptune 01v 1n g Co.
646-8832.
DRAFTSMAN
To w o rk on Opt o
Mechan1C'al dev1rel>
Prefer 3 years ex · perience. Consider
formal lratninl' in lieu or expenence. Hours 8·5
S6.50 to S7.00 per hour
Call ror appt. 962· 7701
ext.265 area for mechanical oi-. COUNTYMA.til C..,.,io Savift9s onrn~m. M9n & ru('fl, Low tuition. Placement wkends. Apply J93C •M-e:s•a··------• s~mbh•r . St;1nd h r <I Minimum 3J'.,11 {iohbn -~•--fJ'00.6.Snt&Sun. Apply a.\.'list.7519194 NrwportBl.C.M. Dnver. errands. etc. ror knowlcdK<' of h:1nd toolN -~ In pc_>f'50f'I Kerm R1m11 De t I ti i t f working eouple Must
DRIVEJtS
Men or women 25 yrs or
older Know the ('Oa st
<"Illes. Net Sl80 a week or
more Orange Coast
Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt.
Herrmann. Fountain
Valley tNo of Slater
belwn Newhope &
t::uc1Jd1
ESCROW
OFFICER
The r'a pidly growing
escrow department of a
major S&l. has an 1m·
mediate opportunity for
an Escrow Officer with a rrurumum or 2 years ex·
p&r1 e n<'c
Respons1b11Jt1cs wall 1n
elude developing new
bu.'!mes!', working with
the pubLIC' and proces::.·
mg escrow rilms. An ci.-
cellent salary and c·om·
rruss100 are complmcnl·
ed by oulstandang
benefits. Please call fur
an Interview a ppoinl·
meflt:
FIDELITY
FfDEtlAL
Savinc)s & LOClll Assn
t Formerly Manners
S11v1mcs 1
l7141 642-4000
An Equal
Opportunity &nploy•r & ab ii It Y t 11 r '"1 ti l'X~111·m ,. Ullt "-' wc·ll "-soc1-a.1.._ If rd • ""'"" II I ·---------Couple wnnted to monage n a recep on s or hvc m Or. Co. & have m J• •. k, ni Iii ~ ..,...... a wurt'. '"""" nrt>Or •ml buain••ss. J>/T . peno. oHrce. We need ~hamtm . as•wmhly unio ,,, "' l101 '"1 • ,. 17141 776.•7 IO I Ill '' M COL·l "TOR 0 ~ perfect dnvmg record ----------1 I .... 1 k ., "' • .... · A .,,.,., .. ,.,.. ~ou now. •·ostuon Island Pnnls ·,1 1n1J~t M111 1·, :..c wrn "'""' 1iay --.,.......,.. Apply urs Grenn EXECUTIVE AS , ih t-A1uulOppo1iun11y rACXER elary C'ommensuratc '" · • • lnlS Exp E<H-: :._"i'l ~10;,1 wi l(r•iwlnK 1·om111•ny F:rnptoyf'rM/"' <i1•utunl( pt'raon wnntcd Willlnf to trnln an in· with experlencl'. Call p O Box C. Downey. SISTANT for Statewidl askforltayGilman t.itt 11~1" 2:100 fur 10 1-----------tor model homo11. $5 Pt•r CUSTODl"LM•t .... T &44--0683 ca11r.9024t Trade Assoc. near OC----t1•1v1ttwu1;pl. hour.OwntrllJ\S. rmd r(•f dustr oua curccr In· "" """ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;w airport. Should ha\•c
i\ SS E M D I, V I\ J1'•uuty Opc•ra\.or w11ntt·d _MKOIJ71bctw:2!_&5 p m dlvtdual to pnckai:e Subs titute c us todial • secretarial skills edit•
WAREllS E . Sm t•l1·1· Automut•· dnv1•r nt'1<1lt·(f JUlil uroduat•1d rrnm educotlonlll mator1nls. mnint help needed. $4.56 CONTROLLER taphonel Will handle
prt.s, lslsh1ft, no exp nt•c-. lltJnt lleh l"ounlo1n "'~ OK. ob10 P/Umc CLERICAL ~cellcnt workln" cond1· per ttr. H.B. Caty School frnan<'1al a nd mcm
Xl.nt rnnge benr. Nr () \' Vulh•y. Newvorl ur1•11i. manlrurtat. 640 2474 a....,._ .. a m"m'-·r or "Ur tlon:s •nd benefitNll 4h0 DI.strict. 735 14th St. HB. INCOME PROPERTIES berslup records and l>e Airport. Avnet Elet:· Jo:irrdlt•nt l'/T lnNlme. ------uo:: .. v-..... " "" ·· llour week Apply ort (7l4)5:MHl85l responsible for smooth
7"• 6091 t:11ll l11•rnld t:1u1marwr. ne11uty opcratorli, J>/T , d~•mlc Newport Center A m e r I(' u n Sc r v 1 c e f trorucs. ..... . "'7 n .... , h f •~A··· L~irm. We 11r" ,.,_ ·-....... E w e -1eect1 ""........._ running of or ICC. As· .. ,. ..,..,., Pick your own ours. wou .. ~ ""'·n'""' · ..._ · nm r. ·~-,...... -socaat>on e>tpencnce de· ---------•! --c:rcnt opportuntty for ad· ex.piandina & there nre Santa ""''· Equal Op~ LosesomethlnJC valuable? strable. Salary Open. Assembly liab)'lliltn. 1lepentl11hlc, vonccment. Coll Mr. ma~ opportwiillet tor portunlty Empl~r. Place an ud 1n our Lost Our cltent. Daon Con>oratlon. a subsidiary of INC 7 ELECTRONICS l'K.'t.'<lcd for l!l mO'l Rirl, JobnllOI\. 978-0230 or 11dvancemeol Thol•--------•1 and Found columns . Daon Oevelopmenr Co rporalton (assets ~ W.C.A · · 14 '
5ttlfers Solder('r~ 92.30, twice wkly. CDM. 978-000R for appt. Tue&· followln1 positions are That's where people look $6SQMMI. ts headquartered In Newpon Beach 833-3131.
Wmng nc.Work 673-3!156 d11yll\ru 'thund11y. nowavalloblo. Classified Ads. your one· when they've found an and is concerned with commercial and FACTORY HELP-Shop
Trainees n .. nVSITfL'.I' l>ny time ....,., stopshoppingcenter itemolvalue. res1den11a1 reat estate development 1n the trrunee immed. opening
Temporary & permanent " .. ' Ol'outy aolon """""'' recep.. Molroom Pacific West Coast and southwest reqloos. for right female In ship· my home tn Coronn ilel tlonls\., monlcurlKl & We have tntry level posl· particularly Cahfom•a and Teicas ping dept. Ex<'ellenl -:::;;\C::'ed~~gr~l~n;01:~ Mflr. llitvt" your own anion ru1s't Coll 9SS-l842. Uon open In lhe files Cl.F.RICAL • company bcnerits &
Pacific r ersonn('I trnnsportuta<in 675 02:1i 9 !i, Mnn·Frl. __ ck.'J)C.. for 2nd. 11hlf\. (5pm GRAND OPENIUf\ A<t a result of outstandmq market orowlh. a monthly reviews. Call
Newport 8 ch 640· 1()70 UAUVSl'l"l'Elt wnntt•d ror IEAUTY OftHATOR to J .3011m) & 3rd. !fhifl na newly created pos11ton IS available lor a ror appl. Dellron1c Corp.
Sanlt1An11 S..'WI 7016 4!'; yr boy C'1rt1 or Npt <12 :.>amlo9t1m). controller ro oversee 1rocome property 54.S-0403
ltt h ur,•u fi'h,txihff\ or lliur aty1ls t ror c~J c1t COMI SH MOiia&. "S account1no and w•fl bn t espons•bht ror -
ill•rmon\•nt hr c 01 II Mulon, xlnt 011PtY for the Ga.ERAL CLUI( HEW OFACE IH 1n1t1at1n9 a review ol cne accuracy and f'a<'tory work· Sma 11
ATTENTION! ~ ~l2 .0tlam 641 ~7 ~~~~ /:.t!3h_{~~~funtele. We hove entry level 11me11ness of accountm9 data prepared on 11 ~~g ri~~~~n~n;.e~~
l\li$o lookln~ for the pro· c1e11c111 poslllons open on ~ n TORO monthly basis. estab••shmcnr of repor11no hr. wk good benems. Fwl' & Travel• 8.'lbys1lter.~l Toro ar\1(1, • • Mntun> wofl\11 n, !\tnrtlnl( Girls & Guys Jan 2nd. wk. dnys 7 om to
Duo to expansion, we 4:30. Cnre for lnranl.
have openinaa to trnvcl Ref. rt'q. 768-7446
toffawaU Ir thrv-out USA Want Ad Results 642·5678 & return w/young fun ______ __.,;...;;..:,...:;
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l••v• lromed. For •-...,, -~ 1*1<Jn•l interview sec: 1 ~· Ma. Bftrn s WEOS & mu.RS ONLY, lOAM to &
5 PM al Costa Mt-50 Inn, ,,.,,, _,,. ~ ~Harbor Olvd. (Nut
to S . Plcao f'rw y > ~L ~ .... -Wbdher you're buylna or ~tfleo.llr'*"....,..._
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MaMtae to the rlahl. l)C'0· 1 l1tiitl41t.ll ~Call Toda.YI 6(2.$678. --··· ·-
r>er pel'80n to cul men·., day shift (8am lo 5pm). slendards ol managing agents end 1ra1ninq and ~ 7lOl Ask for Dan. 1603 h:uronl)'. Mual also have 2nd . s h Ht < Spm t o Suite 200, 23491 El Toro Rd. i11.1perv1s100 of departmef'lt&I staff W. Alton, Santa Ana.
cUcnt.elc. All lnturvlcw11 1 :30am ), & 3rd. shift atrlctl)' conrldenllal. (12:30am to 9am) moth Many Jobs Available For: Preterred background and expenence should Fad.Or)' Trainee, ceramic
Rlt'ba.td Ouellette Salon, ablllly le office ex· ACC~ ioelude a formal accounhng des1gna1ion and lndust. Apply Ceram·
200N-Ct D N 8 petlencehelpful 2·4 years related uperience within a Tut 981 w 18lhSLC M ..... _. • '" r, · · · CLllUCS eomme<clal real estate environment. · · · ·
Boal Hardware Saloa C1tric411 ICIY"1NCH
Penon. PIT2daya a wk. Dey lhltl pogiUona open llCS"llOHISTS
Shock Hardware roe penona with math & SICllT AlllS
2llOOl..afaLettc 1~1tey ability. t.ypma & TYptSTS N~-m..•c" omceexpert~ce. WOID NOCISSO~S
• ~.,-~ic Ellcdlml working condl· Great Benefits """""---r Uonslccornp.anyheneflls T p N .::-Full tal lnvstmnl ltrm, dttttd. Please rontact op ay -0 "ee x lnt oppty. Exp & per
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640-0123 Apply In Person
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mwlons bookkeeper r" S£1VICES --• -~ -exp In P•tboard T1 .. irili s.i•lat
ayslcrna, lrnowled1e In 180 Newport Center Dr. .a•.a 1 .,.__.. 14• •071 r ad Ina computer re· NPB. 714..U·~ ext.213 ...... _.._ ~
porU. Call 64().012) F.quaJ Oppor Employer Ii.. _ Ml.,.... IMd
This is an excellent opp0rtuntry to join a
young. aogressl\'9 concern at a key s1199 of
thelr planned expansion
Interested parhes should con1act O G
Thomson. (71•) 955·1650 or write to him at .
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food Sand"' ttb •hup GUARDS lr1iurar111• In l'lud lib ral bcnthl•. IH>Od Pf' n n Y s a_v er , 19 6 O meJ benef. 214 E Al~n. ~person entr)' level. Shop help wanted. oo ex·
IK'l'<iJ m•Cur woman ~ T AD JUSTO 1lAl't1.n11 ular-y. (•XCl'P Phtcl'nlla. C M S.A <:all 557--0961. wllh ludlng 11pphan SICY /EXIC per>~ce neces.s!tt'J', Call
q.: no bunl'r l 1nlon 1' II & JI Umt-All art'·~ G10Wlfl1 n.1rµ •111itl 11ppt> 1Jc.in.•l t1Vportunlt)' tor .. , c-elelectromca mra. Mus\ E.xpandlng dyn 11 mic 83l-0033.
Xllrt medic'•' bc-n cu. t11urcn m '''""!> ... •t lo 11rt101111• tmuv ' 1111 ar<'' he •• 1r11art~r a p•'JE-UP R.ccept1on11t1secret•rr. be ioteiu1ent. a mbitious, coneu1una en11oeennii --------h-1 ~ lllOnlinl onl) nc I':'\ 11 Ill' I• .. , n~ur "' ~111111'1' ul'° li·t• job\ )'\'llr \rlilDJOlf pro1tr"m lO IW rot busy ~tractors or . ..,,.11.motfvat.ed El::OC. ~firm In Orange Sitter. afte r SC 00 • pllon ~•Ila ph • -:'Omt ' I) e11prn •1 n• Ii ~ Orllnt ;. O\•n' tn1naaer Some colleec: ·~SEMBLER c M. Mu.at have pleasant eau lll 8M 9831 Coreas t.hcu rv1ccs of an 2 J(HJ:30PM . ., & 8 yr ~ancho Marlc•l • .:ti)~ n A1Jpl iuv r~ I nt• I' ... uwl ~n11 ~of pr<:ft•rrtid Veta ltaln1na Ail phone voice. 4Swpm· . ex ~.xec ~ec for u Sr olcb. Weekdays Own
F.iulblull Dr, :'\j)l n, h I •on 5ttn Ir • J .1, Hunu111{t11n "4· Ith lilltwl upp IC) v I' ti "lf k r 0 r wUh al least l ycur CX· accura~. S48·M43 Sale&· Part \lme d1recl. vi:'Pret The r ..... n-!C a trans. Some eJ<tended ----....._~--~ W &thht.r ll, uni.a Aoa • man er Pt I ererabl wholeule. retail. Ne · ,....., ... eves. 0.YS ~H!9S3, eves t-'ull lien•· pan oror t.-m1.-llU\lnt IHO!' n .. lt'h Ir 58l t8ll r c·ncc. pr y RECEPTIONIST: lite doortodoor.Beyourowt mln ol ~yrs exper In M7~.S2.00pr hr.
l till'phooe r~nl1ll1 for 1-' 1111 ti rv Fri Ba•n-111•111 f'tn.mcc Co new:&P•P~ Er icceAIJenl t typing. Yacht Bkr. & boss. Will train & assllit. oom1 ~.·~~work( o,tong loul ~Drill • lnl 1tra ~· ~I Toro company -nc its. f,P Y Boat dlstributor on tht' 979-86. w ....... a .. ...,ry r'<' s rom Stationery Storl' r n 416-IJl.'lllfani·• _ ~lwetn 91\M & 6 'M. Say. Part time incl ~ emJ)loyers. Xlnt CoronadcJMarncedseic
-' c; \JUlS •CCOU.._.T M""'""I f'r ont Office Moodaylhru Friday wknds. W/yachlmg A:i· Salts ulary "fnnite t>tneflt.s per·d sales ••dY. 1''\111 Cat F.Ri\l. Ut"t'l " A ..,. UuayNH OU.G)'n or ottAMGECOAST llOC.Corp.646--0Ml I.I.SALIS a.talaoolfered.Subm1t time.5dBY$,Xlnlwork
l')lJll-t •i·t'ura~ ~"'pm SECURITY •"MIMISTRA TOR fit•t• t'.xP4-'ncnccd only DAILY PfLOT We have a few openings tebl.lme lo P ersonnel mg condi. E$pec1111ly <~II btofurf' •m '" •ti "4M no't'd P&>IY f'leaat-11cnd G42-SQl2 UCIPT to i7SO on our sates start for Dire:tor. J ack G Raub noccllentele. 615· tOlO .
.4 ~ TIC SO »U ('~I ., 11t m n1 t'tl ,.,, ~u.mc lo p 0 80ic l~. 330 W Bay Sl. Fee Paid Ueeosed, prole&Atoo.al re· Co, P.O. Boll 5019, Co:ito ---------
mi 111.' tr .ot 1.1 r w 11 h <.:oitta Mesa, !i2627, Box Costa Mesa Alert pers has opply lo a l estate agents or 'Meea. Ca . 92626. E.O.E. Steno wfgood shorthand ~;ENKHAl .Of"l-'l\'1-bu.. 10 our H•f'••nl c.\ l'llll'hl)t· lo•·nt•lila ltu!lt 4%3 EquolOpportunily train for secr et arial brokers U interested. M/F/H. + typing. Publishing
Whoft•,u1lt-Lum r < ,, ~ •·~ran w .. 1111. 1 'r:·ntm, l'o 1tHl11 IJl _ Employer w/uit.er'g ro. Call Kn~. please send resume to J firm near O.C. airport.
,Hall.1n1 e ... ~ 1\lh ·,pm \( ... ",..''" s·~~unl~)t'I ~ •• 1u' .. r..'.c '" H" IJIJIOll"lhlOl t' of M•-d1c11I Sttr\'tary. eJ<p'd, also fee jobs. 833·2700. Kremb1s. Quail Place ~d opl '!'!~~~ty. Call J .
"t")'• llOl..,. wu 1iu1,·~ rn .. • ~ ' .. '"' 11U ,w, vun111i 11 a•,•cml~ rroture H t'itllY d1ctallof1, PBX OenAis & DeM1s Person· Properties. 1400 Quall " well._.. ...,,o }~1w1~r,., del>'"'e<1,"hk &. hit' 1•••11IU1JllnK "'''" b.1nlt. &l1011tdesk Busy offlce Ans w e r in g s ervice nelSerV1ceoflrvme.2il82 St. &.i1le 13S. Newport SECRETARY ---~"' 'Cl ~' "t u1m, ....,_/.,..wpori le~b Jntl l>rt1t.1•r .1i:1• f11 m SUliiry open 645·1172 oiperator full & PtT . C:all Michelson. Beach9'l660 STOQ( CLYK lllU'.lY cl\ti. ' l1 fo1 UI SCMto AAo/ A~oheim )\1)11Wll·ll~t· 11( in vol e3561 Some UrtJng of furn &
tetv1ew Wnlctla '' ,.,,.,,..Oft/a-.oPartc ""'"ta. d•'ltr.ibk l'll'a!>t' M"11\'al Restiturant Sales Service Mgr. Fast Our Studro is seeking .:i eq1ap req·d. Purchasing t>'1S.SZ:S , ,.WI> 11t ewport Psych1atnc ofc PBX OPERATOR Waitress & Kitchen Man growtng Packaging Co.. .. or ma int eltp. helpful as CdUo M.10 & The w 1 p I tin l s. a nt q s & Orange Co Arprt area, /\Dply btwn 3,5 Ancient needs sharp. intelligent bng,.t, energetic, career well as an abi h\y to GeBAJ. O FflCI WWHNr Ar.a P~H.'>ONN.-;t. lSWJ.ned glass needs OFC inler busy s watchbrd. Manner, 2607 w Cst person. Duties include oriented per:. on who perform mlJlor repa1r11 &
Llt:-:l'AHTMt;'r MGR1o match Fir & PJT day shafts Hwy.N.8 .""""""l. purchas ing . sales possesses iclnt Cypinic tvning.Callror appl. ~~rh•nct-n, ~ t'll ., r> E 0 E M b f l ........,~ skills & lS eager lo learn ",.... '"' NOS N b~ l)'pltl", pr .. 111•1 .... , ~ I M M t O I A T E r R I C E S M I T H . . . any ene 1 s. service, in11entory con · ~11 facets or Studto pro W&S~LA · BA K .. ~ •" , 714 /631 ·3800 Pay according to exp. RESTAURANT lrol. Writ train right .... 979-4600 L 0 I'_: " traur4.l11. 10 .. t'.Y ti' 0PEH1 MG S fo r PACIFIC ___ """.,,..... 833 .... .,., R T ...... 1_ •• ducUon, from audio re· -
l ....... k n... r I ,,_..~. .,,..,.,.,,, o..d -r-IUG person. Start at $800 __..,_ d od ...... ,. v.,porton1l> nr •up~rv sory le wel ''""'"'g lo v1 eo pr UC· Stock girls. 6·4:30 Mon
;l(fvant't'tn\'nl Xlnt n\m s..c:wt~Offl h MUTUAL MGMTTR.&l.,EE fllXOPER. now taking applications '15l·2788 tlOn. Please call ror an Thurs. Nea r O c . PtU1¥ lx'ncflL., lnformul CH'6 w o Ill C r ,.. " for person to tram as terv w appt Al 979 1483 nm~ 'M Call M1ll1t"•" wantT p PAY, with a 7IMI ewport hl'nfrr >r Oppty to i:irow W/in· Oper's for t elephone manager. Fast food CX· Sale es W0Mmeo·GN1ft Shop 111 1e . _rpo.;.._rt_. _. ____ _
£lam ~5800 ~edc°"'fHIBY. Nt.•11.purt~·;u· ,l'A!IZliro temat'l chain of retail answenngservice. Must pr. helpful. but not nee osta esa· ewport Sludents ·Ages t 3 16
swes. Wt-orr full salary be able to work some Apply in person only. f\IU&part time. 838·2643 MEDIA OME needed for Part Ttml.'
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.:.u:u • .1 Sl.OOTO "'l.IS i-:quulOpportunity tra1ng prog. mg mt weekends. Typing 35 Mon thru Sat. 9.4 7120 PRODUCTIONS work. Aft school & ~" ' f:mplo,>l'rM f" ban pd wpm re quired. Ex· "'"·-ger.Hunt Bch Seamstresse s, ex ·
P.:R HOUR ·--------•! U..'I. vac.' tns .. sav-l:Allll n ed M Th S Salurdays. Good eilrn· ~ mgsplan. Reta1'lexperor penence preferred or pe enc • on· urs. 54"525 . f C -'II · M R~ A R L "•·30 N 0 C a rport "" mgs. For an o call. Jt! f f'AOMOTIOtil degree req·d Must be WI train. any com · ~T U ANT HE p ,,..... • r . I at'54'1177'1. CAH PA y ln•tfttC!fY Control willing lo re·locale al co pany benefits. Full time Breakfast & lunch buUet 979-1483 i---------
TO $4.25 PER HOUR Pncmg. ~htpptnl( &c rec expense. Call 636·2481 or part lime. day & even· style. O C Airport ilrea. SEAMSTRESS wanted SECRETARY TlCH TEST SI 2K
StHlw typmf(. many de ask for Sondee S40-?33'7 ingshlrts available. Part & rull time needed. h a.-~'--'R-...t L'eu Paid tJJb NH area 645·7040 l . Al rt II C k d h h ours op or yours. Com ~~ .. ~ .. ,.. r ~
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L 1-: Ao f, R s II t p thruFr1.9:3G-4 ~3333· cou.nterhe!p.CallRonor machines . Graybo pany seeks person for troubleshooter w/PCP
POSITIONS College PIER I IMPORTS ~~~Island area call ~-Spm for appt Originals. 831·2630 or va.nety of duties incld 'S:: exp. Call Marion, also WELLS S1•n1ors/grads, Mil-', EqualOpporEmployer Costa Mesa area citll ~S386 sec retarial, heavy feeJobs.833-2700.Denms
1S27 years Salary plus ---------6"{3-ll6S. E O.E. SAILBOAT SALESMAN Seams•-~. canvas,_ up· purchasing & recept & Dennafs P e r s onnel
F •RGO lx'flefits from first day of Exper ience preferred u=-> "' tasks. Good typing skills. Service o lrvme, 2082 ~ Jf}.weekstra1nin"pcriod Mgr1'rainee Fee Paid PIXOP.:111 KooaManne67clA03 hols t e ry 'produclt> intell. ln1t1a t1vc bui.y Michelson " ao"""y ...... Mt~ SI .. 400 l>ft. · .r .. Permanent pos 1t1 on ---------GUARD Learn lcadcr:.h1p :.kills ~ AV "" .,, WiU train F·T 2:30pm· ph's, oppty to progres:. lo use in business world Impressive corp ore, ofrs llpm. Mature lady Con· SALES Amb1l1ous person Company benel•lJ. exp. X I n t b c n f . C a I I TB.EPHONE SALES SERVICES after service. Technical k e Y Po s lo 1 n div tact Maurine, Newporter who wants to earn but pref'eM'ed. 64S·224 1 A M E R I C A N Work. p/ti me 1n our
I Sll W tramm1t. combat arms C~t1riu:is:1i;;, i!!llj~~.. JM,ll07 Jamboree Rd. ~~: gd~~~!aai~c~~= Secretary for Pvt. Club. LEA RN I NG C ORP. ~~~:~ft~ asndl~~111r~~~
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Comm onweolth r~~~l:~le c':1les~~~ Y~~~ 833-2700. Dennis & Oen· _N_._B_. 644-·-l?_OO_E_.o_._E_. --Assis lance g 1 v en . 3-S yrs o(c exp XlnllYP· -7-14-1-894--4437______ p I l' as u re l i m e r or ~al Office Full~. CA Army Officer Candidate nis Personnel Service or Whlsle. retail sales. Call ing, highly detail onen· SECRETARY f'ull t1me yo ur s c Ir . W age s
ACCOUMTIHG SchoolcOCSl. lrvme.~Michelson. S200PStWEEtC lorappt. s 30-6 30da1ly lated & conscientious Attractive. mature +comm.Callfordeta1b.
CLER., OR Coot., Mesa S40 1026 731·219tlor $1684 Ability to mterlace with person with office ex L.A. TIMES " Porttime,no eltpenence ---------top level executives a p erlencl.' Accurat e Twopos1tlons areav11il:1 Monday, Trwi.day, W1•d !lunringtonl3ch!1~·8821 MOVIEFIRM nee. Researching news Sdn-._.,.R_.._.. mus t. Call for a pt typis t. good phon;,• ___ ._M_0_·030_1 __ _
bleinourbusy accounl nesrlay. Thur:.tl.1v cli ppin gs . Write -r• ...... ...., ~5000ext520 I c ing deparlmenl One 111,,M.4PM , t'l.OS1'~0 r~adperM>n wanlcd Skm SESCSEXTRAS R L W 1 0 E FUii lime & part time.· persona 1ly onl<H'I Telephone contact work.
position is in our Ac f'ridayut 11' lleaven Rest La Paz Kids Teens.Adults. Ex· W 0 O Exp. helpful, excellent Secretary Bobbie at 846 -:!8b4 Benefit show tickets .
counts Payable d1 v1Mon 230WWorner Htl ,l..ag.lfills5lllll44o repfionalopportunllyfor ~~~rL~.~:a~m~.'.lg~ H.B. location. Good Newport Center law btwn9-S. Pay1St:00!1 49S·l&9_3 __
and one IS in the gentrul Rm 2 17 Lf:C~ALSECRETARY those wishlng lo break ll.l.60195. . salary. For appt. call firm. Intelligence. good SECRETARY TRAINEE
41ccounling d1 vi.!>10n Santo Af'la, CA I ..i.iuna lhlls 2 } rs CA into movies. $2().$200 per ---------521-8541 skills & pnor legal ex· Typtng & shorthand re TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS Some bookkeeping, Gtl., Stalt•l.u· No C f,()% e.xp nee s 1H IOOwpm. day poss. (7 1'1 ) 761·12445a1 __ es_&_En_g_r_a_v_m_g-. -,.-,u-ll penence reqwred Call q1.11red. Call 114499.1351
OC" accounts payable t•x L'~ ( type llOwpm. salary com V l DE 0 C ASTING Photo Drh..Up °'PIT. Noack Trophy & Ruth Brazer759-3800 for 111terv1ew appt Expenenced Only Sell ~nence prefered 10 ....,ual >p1JOrtunity """· • l ... th b •·t SERVICE. <Now in 4th Part 'I'lme ob AM & PM .,..._ n.... p H h Em11lo~·er M r' .... :u.1,ura l' "i '1 lu Y J · i::.ngraving Co. 102 E SECRETARY SECRETARY-""·II time. ..,..,ty ilot. ig est com· ey experience rl .. ,._ ____ ,, ____ •I Call Mrs Wins low yearl shiltsavailforCdM,Call 1 ..... St tSu CM .-u m1:.s1on paid Your
qUlred, neat handwnllng'' """'• I""" 7""U"" ""'' · a penor. Must be self mouvaled, fo r Ma n uf a ct u re r' "'" uuu ---------• _. '""· 646-3141 phone at home Over 21, & light typing helprut Head he>u!ekeeper p.irt ---------------------------1ntelhgent. fast. ac Agents. 2 persons in of· LO Card. Call 835,6453. Excellent working c·ond1· time sll>ck boy & maids Lo:i:nl See'y, PtT. 5 10 hrs Noon-aides wanted for Pool C I ea n e r & r e· Sales curate typmg skills . 10 fice. Take orders. pre· 1_3p M
t.1ons&companyben<'f1ts The Inn Al Lai.:uno, 211 pr wk.flex1ble Domestic Rea Middle School. pamnann!,x~enced. EA.RH WHILE keyexpenence Frontof pare literature. phone & ---------
including dental plan. N Cst Hwy, Laguna relauonscxper w1ab1ll 556-3437 ~ rice appearance some typing. Must be TELEXOPER.
Apply 8am llam & lpm 8".ich ty to handle d1sso from NURSE AlD. live i" fire.school a_ide for 2 yr YOU.LlLEARN Pleasant phone voice able lo organize offlc:e. Exper'donly.SmallN R.
Jpm, National Educ a suirt to finish w1m1n " old class. Hours 9 AM· Have run part-time earn Salary commensurate 7S~HlSO. Exporltng firm needs
lion, 4401 Birch St., H~pital:. supervision Non smkr needed in Cdm home. l2;30 PM M·F 646-4318 1 n g s 3 o o . wilhexpenence Send re· ---------per..on 2·6 PM. 5 days a ~ewport flearh 'Nl•ar Hirsl's Aides only N11. prt Ctr 640 89'11 rEangmpS3Ser peonradlayc'aprroe vr1od· 7AM "PM S4-00/commiss1on offer· sume with salary history SECRET ... RY JR. wk .. S3.SO per hr. Plea~c
c. u • .. u , .,, ., .,.. 1 .....a Secy TR $900 elderly lady. Mon AM lo Ing char~e accts in a ma· ......... ,.,,_..., call 640·6313. a:.k ror 0 C. Airport) "'qu~I Op Abo"e a""'r~f"' w,1 .... L. "· --- --s r ---""-------to P.O. Box 2195, Costa "'
porturuty Employt!r health bt-nt' 11'. /\flpl• ~ s PRODUCTIOH Jor retail store an your m=a 07~. General office duties re PegKy · ,, Mu Ill ally prac of r s at AM. Refs nee. Up----------quinnggood typtng sk1ll~ -~;;...... _____ _
1 _ Newport Conv <..'l'nlt!r, l'urt.'C.'r-startforbnghtm John H ea lth Ca r e TRAINEE area.Wc tram! SECRETARVt EXEt &.light dictation. Will bl! TOM OR R O W S
-----------~~·5wpo5 ~u&~~~or Av t• div w/ ulc llkllls Call Ser v ices. 752·0992 . Rubber hose products, A.D.S Ext~/S23·Sl6S peed sharpwomuntodo lramed forrellefofPBX FA('JLITY TODAY Gl't I General f _ _ _ LA-she. 833 .l700. 01.'nnis & E.O. E . I.nine area. must pass 2131945-3961 vanety or duties in ct operator. Excellent op in on the ground noor on
' WANT To I HOTEL Front dc'-k clrk, D enn 1 s r c rs on 11 e I HURS~ AIDES company phys ical mcL Client relations, Light ponuruty m salel> depart ly the best need apply
I Service of Irvine. 2082 ~.. backX·ray. M0·'1639 SALES bookkeeping, typmg re· mert for self·mouvaled LVN 'S & Nursing Assl · I illl shlfl~ avail Call for Michelson. 11 7 F\IU time. 3-11.11-7 E.O.E GALS GUYS PortS etc. Good oppty for ind!Vldual All shift:. .iva1l. Apply in I GO BACK I appl 645·~ t''<I S<!O, --------part lime Good salary advancement. salary to Contact Mrs_Wh1\L' pen.on. Santa Ann Com
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I TO WORK? I ll.o«•I Mc.tel Eni:hsh speaking. JdO 20362 Santa Ana Ave. ~-~~;ewmg. r U TRAYB. MOW? Secretary, mterested '" Paulo· . E Washington. Santu I • I HIGHT AUDITOR \sle,NB.&7&-2.233. C.M.S49-306l Need 9 energet.Jc gals & learning g r ou p in · 0Sl8r _An_a.;_,Ca_. ____ _
I Visit our New I 11 pm to 1 am . ex· Office/Take·in Person Project lndscp architect, guys, must be neat. sgl, surance. Excellent A · t8 I Tow Truck Drivers ex-t t .. clkk)fon Beach I penenced NCR 4200. lm LOAN W i 11 tr a In I m a n Y Palm Springs firm Land & 18 & over . T ravel benefits. Fred S. James ~ S.. 0C. per'd. Top pay. Apply
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mediate opening. 1-'ull COUHSELOR benefits. For appt call plUannlng & lndscpsa1rch. F1orida. Hawaii. New &Co. lrv. Call ;52.0990 ca:,&AMEsA G&W Towing, 7408 \Jme. 'tJ 1 bl Bill Munson. 644·1380 ·cense not nee. a ary York, Texas & return No Mau rr n e Br ad I "" v . S5L7075 no. w c M 2 "~?
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ror Clencal and 111. I CCKta Mesa has the desire lo JOIO an _E_._o_.E_. ___________ res_.-----• prud lraining program. ---------1 1 Above avg eammgs & SECRET ARY dUSlnal skills S1gnu1> I t714164S-4840 aggress vc mortgage OFF'JCE HELPER · RealEl'ltate bonuses. Must be e n· I now for "close to I ---loan company doing Thurs.-Sun.Mesa Verde SO.CALIF.HOTTEST thuslastic & ready to Legal dept or Newport -
I hom1:" temporur,v 11,.. .. 1 bu.~mess m So. Orange Conv. Hospital. 661 1111 ... u .:.,T ... TIE MICT s•A .. today. Personal in· Beach trade assn needs Sec~ toS77o
k t th h h l I .,.... Coun AC If I Cen ~ .._. "' • ""'' s""y. Ma" Card 11 or Oei "'Typist lo $6i0 I wor a c 1g e:. tv. a 1 om10 rea terSl. C M. 548·S58S HUNTINGTON BEACLI •nrviuw call Mr Adams. ~ ., hourly rates t R S • elotale h cense Is re· ' "" ... s1millar exper desirable. Please Call For Appl I . • I oom efVICe qUlrcd Preference will Office Manager-Sales Work where the average lOAM·SPM Mon. thru SH helpful Reqs typing lrvme Personnel Agency
I IEL[~ = I Supervisor bl' 111ven to appb<·anli. Good opportunity for ad· sale pnce as Sl00.000 for Thurs only. 63S-4082 60wpm, salary Si50 lo 488 E 17th. Costa Mesa I • 11r I who have had pnor ex ,·ancemenl Will tratn/no lhe fastest growing & sales UOO per mo X l n t SU1te224 642 1470
n••nl•nce 1n the f1"ld c1f experiencP necessary. highest paying Real M c ..,_efi•e •·work1'ngcond ~..---....-.-..,E """ r-e < I Merri ttH t I ..--... Estate Compa n y ln a nager . areer op· "''" "'"'
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EARN $500 WK
Call 957-1150 · ' -0 0 e rmunce. real estate. or Must be 25 y rs old or Callromla Our office at portun1ty available with Call Persoonel for appl Sec...,.~..., f'l'C P aid
lluntmgton Beach ( 1n~uranr1• Excellent older & be avail on Bolsa & Goldenwest is the worlds largest in· 83.1-8484833-8384 ·~ ..... _, ,,.1·" .. "" Career orlentt•il 0 11 comm1s:.1on H hedulc Saturdays. 5S7·0824 or dependently owned •· VP PR£S SALES T"p1st Word processor~ '" ,,,.,,.., c 774 6090 2 .. BOOMrNG. Get in on the "' Sec c.....i,~ t d f -' 8007 Warner Ave ::21:-, pvrtuntty availul>lc or p e rm 1 ts u n Ii mi I ed v-...:.-206. Costs 5 M ... esa acuon Call our 24 hou_r operate~ Ci1ture salon re1ary(;_.S,...... .... .u) ~ OU going in 1" or F\.IU t.ame. strong typing
reliable md1v1dual with personal J(rowth & 1m """'" 11 • ta esa d d ( chain Sales exp d e· .-~ """'"~ v a r 1 e t Y P 0 :. skHls , good spelli ng & lnint' r elated t-xpe ril'n<·c mediate income Send morec~er·-~o. message or s1reable but will tram M8Jor R.l';. Developer w/progressive Cirm. Call grammar nee. Work on
AJ3·1441 Supervisory t!Xt>Cnenr(' r~ume to. I .. Rlue, 1>20 ORDER CLERK uu542•3402 bc1ght trim lady Salary located m Irvine ts seek· Oonne1. also fee Jobs. Lexltron system. Apply
2101 Rui.mPs~ rcr Or preferred t-ab1hty to or Newport Center Onve. Alert, capable person for + co~m paid. For appL log a qualified mdiv1dual 848-1288 Denrus & Den an person to Mr. f\lentes
Su1te208 •1amze&sell J-~n1oyeic Suate 211. New port busyorderdeskm s ma11 ---------all"•""""" 5""•786 toactassecret.arytoour rusPersonnelServaceof at RobertBe1n.W1ll1am
Laguna Niguel ~ e 11 e n l com pa n y Ueach, CA 92660 office. Requires phone & Real EB tale c .,..., . .......,or .,.,... ' V.P. Human Resources HWlCJngton Beach. 16168 f'ros\ & Assoc. 1401 Quail
831.0542 tienef1ls Apply !Jam 12 --------· m:ith aptJtude. type 60 HAVEOPE.NtNGforag. Sales Marketing Mgr & assist m department Bea~h. SL Newport Beach
27957(.;abol fload Noon. Mon/Fri. Peri1on --wpm. Experien ce gressive, motivated Several division head tasks. The ideal can· ·--------·i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; nt•I Lot Att.aodenl mui.t be 18. helpful. Medical, Dental sales agent who has the operunl(s, possible shure d1d ale must possl'ss
"""NeWnl\rtCe t rOr L'ull or Part l1nic benefits. desire to succeed with f t1ow ersh Ag 3 t . I SSECRETARl[S< TYPISTS Equal Opportuml~ """ -,,., n t' r • f' b ed Pl ti 1 unlimited opportunities m pro 1 n . 1p " e +years secre ana e\ ., Employer M • t" Newport Beach _sss._74_S4_o_r848~12 __ a neat as cs nc. m Million Dollar loca nol important Mr penence w1lh emphaim· G 0 IC S 1 STAT-GENERAL ~ual Oppor Employer 815 W S:~~ .. C.M. I.Jon. Call Al Stellato for ~~~~ 4~~.ci,3~5 · 1't1 r ~ ~~ ~Q~~~~}f~eJd ~~: sim.t;!~uRa~~;ra Work local. Temporury
Nol an a~ency --- -MACH INIST · confidential interview. dwlduals must ha\l• ex I::mployers Pay i\11 r~ees tmmedCia!!:'~k L--~='.:_ll~e,!___ llOUSECLEANfo;Rs MILL llAND New Agents Welcomed J imSuttOft's re!Jeot clen cal skills & J..u:Re111dersAgency mi rvr-An
Carne<>.P 1' Tops For prototype machine ORDER DESK 963-5671 SelectAutoSalH t he ability t o t•om · 402081rchSt,Sll.'I04 .AppoinhnentToday
GanghamG1rl.6455123 shop in the Instrument Irv. wmdow mfr. Ex· (. lff)!4 ,,. mun1cate errectrvely Newport Beach.833·8190 557-0061
General Office Housecleaner. N-ew-r-><>rl dJ'ls1on of the oil tool m per'd woman pref'd. for l~ I ru!a?Jf!Jffil # 1 Flat Dealer with all levels Ttus ,~ un CaJI For Apptl&tab '64
TRAINEE Must be thorolJ.'lh, rcha dbul 'llry Workkinghrro~ respon, h1 press desk, 1~eal "'-ta•e ift So. Cat... excellent opportunity to ~Q~ Of f ice • Cler.k typist n eeded . blc Own trans. Refs re-uepnnls. s etc es "' xtra sharp mat.h apt, hvr. ' "" ~ Is looking for a few flood expn.-ss your t alents & c..,,.....,D..., O over 10 ad
V l ( d ti verbal designs. directly ph's customer ser b ll men. Expenenred retail ...... ~ ted th ~ ........ _, ane Y 0 u es '"· qt11red 640 7008 with engmcenng lo a.'I· / · g 4 d ' k R I E taf salesmen or will train. unfv me 35~18 WI ADMIH to S 14 400 eludes filing. lyp1ng. _:..,_______ SlSl m new pr<xtucl de· mg tnVOICln • y wor ea s e b ii a ast growmg company. n..:-ed prof sought t'o as Equal Oppor Employer 4Swpm.Someexpenence Housekcc~er hve-in, f wk, co benef. Refs . Brokers&Salesmen We Demos availu le. profi We ocrer an outstanding .-.,.,,
ui general'off1ce & good Spanis h spcuk'~ or 1 velopment or wor ld 546-9890. have an opening m ou_r s haring, expensive compensat1on/benerll sL Pres & officers of1-------·--
flgure aptitude helpful child ok. 963 9105 or wide well bore navil\:' --------•I Residential 01v. for an medical pl;in and bonus· package wl\h excellent prominent co. Call Kay, Waitresses n<>eded Mr
Exc.-eUent working cond1· 963-2286 !;:~~~~~m:~1\;1~8~0: Order Desk Fee Paid 'expertenced man or galore, working surroundings. SJ:J.2700. Dennis & Den· D's Coffee Shop. 3050 ~.
uons & benefits. Apply H ___ V ___ ood_ more van"ety of proJ.""ts. CUST S,.,. to $800 woman possessing en· Coot.act Bob Brochette . Please submit resume IUS Personnel. ~rv1ce or Coast Hwy, COM. Dryman Schools, 200 ousekeeper; cry g , "'" l:;R thus1asm and 1ntegnty. s.tedSAllltohtc. with salary require · lrvme.2082M1chelson. ·;
McCormick Avenue , tousecleuner,good refs, Salary open, excclle'!l Well known mfg firm lfyouareinterestedlna 1221N.Harbor11Yd. mentsorapplylnperson. . Warehouse man ex·
COst.a Mesa. Equal Op· Call aflspm: 646-~7. benefits packa~e. E.O. E seeks highly moUvated beautllul office in the cafc h 00 Attention Gena Mezo Secretary I Di ct a ti on, pencnced in s hipping &
portunlty Employer HOUSEKEEPER SclenUflc Dril ng Con· indJ11 for key pos ofr'g finest location, working Al~1'1 772·98 PGRdlfOH HOMts s k ii I ed l Y Pi s t e" rece1VLng. UPS. Parcel
I trot, Corpor ate Head· adv. Call Candace, also with congenial as· SALESPSlSOM/Ex--t 20828uslnessCtr. Dr penef!ced Ill word pro· Poi.t. Will al so bt:
aDt con,.~af esWrielnl t ho:<p1Stal q u e rte rs, N cw port fee jobs. S41H288. Dennis sociates, we are interest· Cl_. .. ,_ M lr ... ": Suite too. Jrv1'ne 92715 c es_.!.'" g ~edE" c e 11 e n t responsible for pulling & Gl:HI. OFC/SECY ay sm l . tram. ta· Beach. Call (714) 557-9051 & Dennis Personnel uuil,.g store. us ""' ' 971t.1609 benaalS. r • S Jame!! packing parts orders.
Exper & good t ypin g bcelelleentmplonyerm1tes.nt~PcP•x,Y Aasdk for Mr Moll or Mr Service or Huntington edt~in1ewmeebyau~ng i·nyoutm.enlLn neat w/gd personality Aff1rma,,.uv "'ct1on EBrad'Col. lr7v"2a099011 MEauOnnEI! Must be organu.ed & a\'· sklll$. useofd1ctaphon<'. be " ams. Beach. l61688each. ". F'u.IJ or PIT . Apply 2233 e" ey "· _:__·_ curate. Heavy lilting re·
h"odie correspondenC" .,nrk Superior, 1445 WetleyH. aytorCo. W.Balboa81.Newport Emplofer ed A 11 l " ~ SU · N1 t B h --------•a.•T TIM• ouLY Realtors 644 4910 Secretary recept1onii<t quir · PP en ions now for2men +misc gen I of<' • ~ ~~ .:.. -MAIDS ,._ '" "" some l)ptng, shorthanll being accepted ES S.
dUtle.'! for sm mfr firm H ouse w iv l's & Experienced. foll 11m<', Must now be employed R.E.SALES Trade your old stulf for 5f1.lw1thREA.5E' heavyphonesfor buisyoC ~9·8li2 -
Pleasaotworkl.nttcond & Ho"~""'l"ancrs. We h,·ivc and f~ to work an my new i.tood1cs with u t s aB EEZE , 979-""""
oodbe rts T M l .... n • alsoparttimc 642·3030. small appliance bus or Openings now avail In Classlfied-ed.6'~2S67!1 ClassiC1edAds 642-Sfiifl ~1c:-e ,,.._ __ Warehouse M :1n Some
(OOO ne 1 · ap 3 1" PI T work for you our attractive. well k led Corp, lrvtne. Call Mrs ~2839 968-2810 Mamlenancc mnn for 55 air trealm~nl equ1pt hlmlshed Laguna Beach Se<:uMty OH1c~r t1rmet1 l'UOSlruclum now J.\t'
WtU.979-6080. ·------unit "pt complcxanC.M M·F,6tolOPM.orMon-offi r ~· Fiume. 3 30f'Ml~ Irvine nrcu. 5 du)•1., .. Th ,,, rM d s ice. or exper. or new· sa. 1014 HSKPtt/CompanlotC <21.3)86S 3851 W'S .,.10 un at. ly bcen.sed. enlhus1aatJc Sal Pe nnef Perm Poes1t1on. • G-R·E-A-T Pvl. Room. boa rd & 9 . 3 0 A M . :? • 3 0 p M salespeople. Xlnl com· es rso 549 328l EOE Warcoo~ •ES JOI OW salary. Care or elderly Mauitenanct' s11pNv1sor. $400/mo sat or profit mission schedule & • lru· W..e.ct Gnat s•.,.a•h SA• N c,,...,10.494.8287 s mu 11 pr Iv 11 t e s haring program , I " Co SERVICE STATION AT $3 50 & UD OPIM ,,..,.. tJllYChJatric hospital In whichever you prefer. ly great ocauon on ast Fern. GrNt.sf Cwt JOM a TENDANT. tit . Hper W11rc~emcn ncl-<IC<J.
GOOD PAY . GOO 01--------• So. Oranac County Must Noexpr. nee. Some Mgr =h. 2.J.~a~r;~ !~~ Severa I (u II ·ti me positions notne«'1issary. Cnll Carl ForkUn eJ<p pret'd. Steel
HOURS. GOOD CON· IHSnCTOR have&0m~knowledgeor opport avail. For in· streetparkinl. immediatcJyavailablcln oursales 496-0l2lSJC loed s hoes h elpful
D I T I 0 NS . M ANY ftrecfsloft Mechanical bu.ildlnit maintenance, tcrview call •fl I PM, SIAUOHRIALTY d e p a rt men t . Ex pc r i enc e Service Station At ten· Ptnnancnl & temporary ~~i~\r~~J~~~· ~-~ t Pl'rlor"\ Uoc ~ ~~~~~~~i :~~;'!:~~ _m-_38&0_______ 4'7·3311 desirable. but any sales aptitude t~~: Nf&:iu~:YA:. ~~~~oclay, wort<
P ANV P R OM01'ES lna ns pec l on ° merit repurs. '96-5102/ ptDJ JIM[ w ilt be consid ered. For a n PiY.Sh~lJStat.lon. 11µ, & P111c1ficPcrsonnel ro~ WJTHI~. TgAI~ =e~!lr~eM:~ ~ _tlJ_l·_lT1_4_._____ NI ~l~:=n•tfurl:: interview. please contact Laurie \tVi.ne,NB SantaM8a h $SS·i0t~
MAN AG E M ENT precision measurina In WANT ACTION' EVENINGS per1cnced. well groomed Ill $torv1ceSU.Uon Mcchnntc. Newport c iuo 191
s TARTS • • I M . atn1meni. & tJlc reading Clas:s1frd Ads642 S6'18 Mulu with outatartdlna. 4r puaonable rrcep· f7t4) ,4 ... 70JO aa attcndttnl F lt Apply WOMANTOCOOK MED I AT E I. Y · • . of blueprints. 2 Yra attractive ptrsooaUUes Uomsl. Must lYPl' 5Swpm O>cvroo, Wl N Coast daily 3 simple rncal.s for
K E v B 0 A Ii o mechlln1st6h' expterl &----............_........._,,,, .. ~·\•II' .. ··.,, whO enjoy working with accurately & hfl.ve aood • HWY. t..aa Bch. elderlr m1m Pou lbly Ex r £ R 1 E N c E gmera rMC 1n13t oo 111 ~~~· .• ~.,_,,, kids. Over 21 St3rt at references. Non·1mkr. II ve· n . N red c ar HELPFUL. WE llAVF. rtquirtmcnt. APPlY•l .J, ~ $3.50 per hour Phone Hrs: Tue1·S11. 9 5 30. AL'.SOARNJE Serv Sta Help needed im ~aftSpm
OUR OWN TRAINING Paul Oos1'er • I'\-:'] ,•l II 642· 432 l E" t 250 I Call Barbara Davis. 56 F"~u10N ISLAND med. ~II or p/l. Apply PROGRAM PUT ON CV u ,, 8£TWEEN 4·00.s.oo wkd.Ya.M2·1826 ~ •E.Cst Hwy,N 0 WOUATHOMf
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O R 0 AN SALES ~es, nc .................. t.o.e10methlngvah.1able1 (714)644-7030 ttl~h-~/Ca.a''A" 1--------PEOPLE. CA 1..L AT 3050 Redhill Avo Equal Opportunity Place an ,d in our Lo8t O N C £ r O R C01taMe.a.CA~8 Employer and Fo'lnd columns. ~ f.xpr'd Mu.atdoownstt• GARAGE SALE •ds In
INTEXCHRVlEW. OSRTGAN 1714) 556-7075 r. ""' ,_" That's where people look ~~J. '=rn11c1 ....... /..._... thcpy ~u~ PIT'°"o pblrlnacl hoaupr· E ANGE• AN Eaual Ooaor Employer SELL Idle lie ma with a when they've tound a n -1L. ~ ....... 'nwtl. " >' NUNN?U/588-7302. all 6~2 r6.71 Dail)' Pilot Cla.sslfl~ Ad. ltemotvalue. Mf.J.42' drawln• card , phone " ~ ~ -- -M2·$17Siodayr
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619 t.;ags Sl.50 ea.
lOOl'niott Sl.40ea. Sales Tax Included NOCAl\01
Draw your own or send wune. address. phone &
Wt''ll make one card per ~&. l\dd ~each.
~s/ AMtot W.+fll 9590 ~ l"':Ported Sc 9150 .............................................. .
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l\'n: 90 llonda S47Storrer YOUI DATSUN •••••••••••••••••••••••
N:e 100 HOdocl,J. aa I~. PA.ID FOR OR NOT '16 2002. amlfm atere-0.
s100. VW cna1ne cum TOP DOU.AR Mu'l sec:. Xlnl cond.
plete S200. 493-9377 fOtl TOP CAIS ~~-:~. days. 675-9097
Men's Scott Boals, sh:e 7, 650 Y111ntlha. 1977. low ml good rond. SSO or best Xlnl shape. F amng,
otr Call Laurie a ft crash b11r. pegs, back
GOOpm Ph 642-9136 r es l St 200 I orr er ~
BARWICK DA TSUH
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8ll·llH49J.J37S
WF. PAY TOI' DOLLAR TYj~_.o, Motor Ho111u, S•I for toP used c:irs rorel11n. , St.no I0'8 Rent/SforocJe 9160 domC'Stics or <'lassies fl
•••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• your car Is extra clean.
STEREOXLNTBUY "1'8SPACE ARROW 25'. Set!~l''IRST'
Call.between ~pm. Lots of extras. Sl5,:,00. ~ 642·3585 Olli 213/592·3422
BeaUUCU1 25" color TV, 2 &EN:l' '78 Lu.x.ucy Motor fc
yr wmty, free delivery Home 22· sleeps 6. S250 •
Sl.28. 646-1786. wtc + er mi. 640·8585 # 1 i. °"-" c-ty {
Hllachi stereo receiver 8 RENT. 23' Fireball. Self 2925 Harbor Rlvd.
l r a c k l a p e · contai.Ded.
808McL.AREN'i.
'761MWUCN
Anthracite, beige vinyl.
Automatic. AM /1-'M ·
(as.sctk". 44M miles, al·
1oya,sunroot. (474RLX1
$'795
Smd check or money or·
Trugklo •d so•"· pat c-,.. & der,!LoTNIMTtMG ~~.79<'~al1r<, •,~ .. ~rlc .. 111.i.1,_.. 1030 **I BUY•*
Phonospeakers 1100. fWS..2283 COSTA MESA
Pa n a s on 1 c Co l o r 979-2500
Teleyis1on $200 <both Trailers. Trani 9170 --------
77 IMW 6JOCSi
Jo)ord blue, blue lcalher.
Automat1~, AM/FM -<'3.'iSelte, 9m miles. al-
loys, sunroof. (294UOQ > dr;;,.en.. t'l~· At "'Tht' •• ::?": ••••••••• •••••••• Wmdnull & Tower , 614 ~ P.O. Box 1560 S01ppcn. t'otpu lkh OU ou..in t-'TB w Umm 1 11 C"..ood w.t-d 1-'umllun· & Cl~vt•l,;nd, Oceanside Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626
Oulwey Parli. ltd follu-. ,.Lahnm :1 ~(.'~non len-. & A_~lJanres OH, 1 wall MI" tlloS 714·722·5010 4· High backed decor ator ~ l'A'K' ~ C4non P1·hx i.~ orSP.U.for\ou Mudlls 8078 pew $75. Matching table -w 50mm 1 ~»mm 2 s &: MASTEIS AUCTION ,.~ S25. Early A e an
Allllque UJk r,•\ t'r'c S J..Dmn1 25 lt'n>Cll &t ca:u-, ...._.616 Ir lll-9625 :•••••••••••••••••••••• style drk wcxJ' ~~er
de$k S950 tA2 3184 ur SlTS 642 WllO ---------Small Craftsman m etal kS. 5 drawer chest of 673-0182. t'Ulll.ng band saw S200. d s 1 .. . .. u.non l!; l, l 4 lt>n!\ ,. 1th
l'JM' SJOO dtay~ 647 '1345 .
$-10 21J.~31 e~t 31 Ask fOf' Mike
•ST-• 979-l65S rawers 20. Ma p e • ""'" • Rldter S30. Maple s wivel Read no more' We have r ocker S20. Beaut.
all su.e mattresses from ~ 1010 wa.lnutsteptblsS30each.
S56 set. i.ofa/loveseut ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sm3drwrchestSlS. Slat 0o95 8040 Sl78 new, S pc Bt'droom Irvine Family bench $20. Wr. iron Town
••••••••••••••••••••••• $147, sleepers. bunkbeds. Goll M«.>mbersbip n' Country dinette set
l\KC Eng Springer
Sparueb. hver & wbt.
Sl50 to SUIO. 559-4489
end tables. etc Why pay S«>O 979-0631 wkds. $60. Misc. furniture
i.torc pnres? Call Cen-646-9823.
3)'rsokt>49S-S194 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE BUY
21· 1962 Kensk1ll with 8x l6 ,_1 I! .au C .&RS 2.3" color console 4-way re mote. xlnt. S27S
644·9277
2.erut.h transocean1 c solid
stak"radlo IAM·F'M, AC
DClll bands including
weather. seldom used.
Phm-&68S
loafsfrM.iH Equl,,.. ... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Gamral 9010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
cabana m sr. adult park ~" ,_
m».548~113or631-966s & TRUCKS
Jwlo SerYice, Perts
& Accessories 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AMERICAN MACS
10 X LS Polished. Chevy
& Pontiac pattern. M & H
race masters 1200 $130
494-4313
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
.~11.irt ... 111•.t
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546-1200
WE BUY
USED CARS
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431 Vma Fiora
NewJ)(ltt Bc-11ch
You are th winntr ot
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LOMGIEACH
IODEO Lhasa Ap.so puppies 8
wks old. AKC.Sl35.
BeauuruJ 5S4 7688
lW")' Model Home fl.em. New Engll.sh nd.l.og hat, ---------Wed thru Sun for di rec· $30. New German Steel Irvine Coast Country Club
t1oos to Warehouse / Stirrups, S60. (Were "Golf Membe r s h ip" ----.. ........ ----.
storage area. Instant _S_1_40_1_495-_S_1_94_.____ avail! $700 +SSOO transf
CALL PAPPY
Used Car Mgr
540·5630
1011 \'SO\' & SO\' credil avail. 549-3017. fee.call Tom Turne r . SA/CM area. Newport Beach Tennis 754-1202fordetails. • LINCOLN ·MERCURY
'741AYAllA
Automatic. air cond .
Sahara betf!e. <431MV01
$6650
781MWS20i
DEMOMSTRA TOR
Polans Salver. 4 speed.
swuoor. AM /FM stereo. air cond .. alloys, llM
nulcs. 105001
850N. Beach Blvd.
La Habra
I At Beach & Whittier>
17141522-5333
Closed Sundays ut the Loni( Beach
Arena, 300 E. Oc<.'an
Qlvd., Long &11ch, To
claim your t ickc~. ca1l
642·5678. ext 212.
Club rnembershjp, s1000 Lab. PUSl'>. AK C. excl'llcnl . ... -, -00--r--494.1242• Potters wheel. 'r-l! hp. pedigree, s weeks old. 7 nutur.., co1or so a + motor $200. 12lb. Bowling
Two/L 60's on IS" XIO
Crager nm. Two E 60's on a 14"x7" Crager nm.
lllCludes chrome VALVE
stem covers and chrome
knock orrs. Fits all rive
lug GM cars or trucks .
All ror S395/or best orrer
Call 5'19·7038 After 4PM
Only, 2626 HARBOR BLV0.1---------
751-8409 pillows S2SO. 2 uphol. Mesa Verde Country Club ball SlO. 963-1386 Want to trade pair or 15"
Wide 1sand tirel wheels
ror 10" or 11" wide. s hole
V W. wheels. 642·3379.
COSTA MESA '75 Super Clean 2002
* ,,.. • print chairs, becom e Swin & Te.rinis me m ----------bm/tan, AMIFM cass. WE IUY rur. 16.300497·3282
USB> CARS! Capri 9715
We're the new Chevrolet •••••••••••••••••••••••
---------1 AKC r egistere d m a le Jo ve seal + mut r h. b e rs hip For Sal e . Nylon shag cpt-100 yds * • • Beaullful Pair antiques Collie, 6 mo. S50 to good p1Jlows SlSO ea. Oak cor-545-3176 brooze; 15 yds lime· gd E--J.:al ..... +.,.
Brass & Iron Twm beds home.842·7918or842-<t148 fee tbl 5'x 2.,.... Sl60. oondS2yd. 968.5703 ~ .-. -..
•~tors...1-dealerslup in tht-Irvine '74 C.pn v.6 sllck sun· _ _. Auto Center Wt• need roo1 very cle· $:z 300
SS00.493-.2265aft6PM. eves. 64(}.4JSS 25"ColorTV. Plays good---------50648oxwood
---------SllO. Canister Vacuum O'Neill So~uit. Taped Irvine ..... c" 8010 ""to You 1045 Rebuilt twin sz matt. & Sl4.646-U25 seam's . Used o n ce You~Ulewmneror
••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• box SSS. f~ll S6S. Sten I. doesn't fit $110. 548"°256 Two ffw Tickets ••••• •• ••• • • •• • • •••• • • • . your used l' ar ! 837.maa an· · ·
ltllllirttaes/ JOE
.. ~~! ........ !~!.~ MAC PHERSON FREIGHT DAMAGF.D Gerrnao Shepherd puppy twin setS35,lull S45,kmtt Frigidare washer & gas tot.he
HOI'POINT SALE. 3308 freetogoodbome.7wks set S65 B. & J . MAT· dryer $175. Christian WIHDOWSHADES l1\hAnnual
w. Warner nr Harbor, old. 1st s hots . Larry TRESS838 E. lst. Street. Science & Gardening wooden shutters. mini LOMG IEACH
Santa l)na. 979-2921 645-4493 Aft. SPM _s_.A_._sc_7_·5636______ books. 545-9100. bliJ>ds. woven woods & RODEO
BARGA.INS-Used ref'ngs, M. Cal, loog hair. F'em. Mu st Sell. never been ---Ff-REW--00--D---• 'F)~~n~•wSa~~ ~J~ci a l the Long Be a ch
'76 PORSCHE Turbo
Body w/'76 9115 eng. '7i
interior. 1 +8. Reges as
'72. ORT. Sl7.500. wshrs. dryrs, guar, best ~~~~~~p~cat. f:'ttl=~c:~~a':'r.· Whlsle. price. 251bs. S2 olf ........ 3 Arena. 300 E . Ocean
buys, weaerv. appl. Best _____ . ____ 1 lbl. Solid pine coflee lb . Will delvr. 25 bags or ASPEN 645-8951 Blvd.. Long Beach. To KeUisootAstra J6 w/'6(;
Appls:JS..0011 536-4330 more548-1932after6PM ---------clatm your tickets. call v ... •A """Hp v ' ,_Altw• 8050 Dining rm tbl. Corner nFFANY'S Private Club 64i-:i678,ext212. ~....., · eng. cry l"A---rcial Ice Cream ••••••••••••••••••••••• chr. Call anytime art SC s M b h . fast & uruque. $5900. ( 22' """'uu"' 00 RAM •er em e r s I p . * * * ALSO Unf1n1s hed J4 B o x I F r e e z e r . 2 pc sot a, 9 ft, gold print ll: 646-4041 /548-5362 "I. $250 +tr a os fer . Ca II ---------coupe. set up ror Chev
"Mohawk" Lge. 8 holer, velour. Xlot cond. $15. Bookcase-desk com bo. ANSWERS _613-335 ___ 1 ______ loats. MaieitetMMC:e/ eng. Sl200. Consider hke new w/addltlonal 96'2-S339al\er4:30 brand new. must sell. 1 Senice f020 l ad 963-8377 AM !..~,e.!,z.,~.,!; pl ates . n..a"t:yDrexelbdrm.se• Sl.50/bstofr.496-0714. Goiter -Canal -For a l your vacuum ••••••••••••••.*•••••••• ~7~PM . or
... .., ~~ ..,....... "' Douse -Cymbal -cleaner needs. look us up Proless1onal boat clean----------wood & brass, compl. CASH PAID BOLOGNA '" the yellow pages. Ing. waxing & bri~ht l.959 Rambler. orig cond.
CASH PAID w/king sz. mattress & For gd used rum, anti-I h d I b 'lb Vacuum C leanin g work Weeki b I radio/htr4-dr.60K +m1. W hr/D I R f l" N · bl ~ a unc w i a Center . 1572 Newport · y, •·wee Y s ryrs er ,,s, boxsprings. egot1a e ques&clrTV's 9~7-8.133 Congressman once, a nd 81 C M .,,..,3107 or P.er voyage basis aut.otrans.685·2525 ~ornot957-8133 675-!n47 it was embarrassing. t __ v_ .. _._._.....,.. _____ available. Guaranteed ---------
SOFAS said, "You know, you arc Carpet Mjll Direct work. call Calhy 963-0258 ·41 F'ont Coupe, sound SEIL idle 1lcms with a Ratt.an Ha.Jt.wl cotton sofa
{)ally Pilot Classified Ad . & c h a i r . table &
642-5678 matching lamp. Negotia·
hie. 675-9747
Twin bed & chest of
drawers w /det ached
mirror . White w /gold
lrlm. Sturdy mattress,
Sl.50. 543-4879.
We are authorized to sell what you eat." At the Plush nylon rolls S4.SO _or_964_-407_2_' ·-----cond .• 56.000 orig mi's. 12 custom soras & Lov· h · 2nd ownr. S2SOO or make eseats direct from the lime e was eating a yd 549-8lSl/S75-S906 loaf's. Mcri1te offer. 554>-7565.
mam.iacturerat ~ortbe BOLOGNA sandwich. * * * i.,.ipnitttt 90l0 ------
original retail pri ce. Was her , Drye r S175 . Cartl.aird ....................... Rec:r.aHo.al
Prices start at $2.48 for Water softener $150. '75 s · Your boat tuned for less. Y.WCJes 9530
both. Ins t ant credit 650 Kawasaki frame not 16884 ims Inboard/ outboard & ••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Call Wed. thru bot. $75. 633-smS alt 6pm. Huntington Beach ttner me<'barucal works VW Sandra II Sat. You are the winner of 646-3217 Ext. 20 S1300
549-l071 5,000 BTU portable air Two Ft-ff Tld&ets 963-9344
Antiques table & chairs; ---------condluoner · less than 2 lothe 1.enith transoceanJc solid
hand carevd sofa, rus t Wall unit s , while yrs old -used!JtUe -paid 17lhAnnual s tate racho <AM /f'M, 4Wl9HIDri•es 9550
area rug, solid maple w/sinMed glass, chrome over S200 will sell ror LOHG IEACH AC DC> 11 bands includ· ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
harvest table & chairs, lrlm. Penect cood. $350. SIOO. Cali after 4PM RODEO ing we a ther, seldo m
nu.sc.548·1290. SSZ.3066. wkdays, all day wkends. at the Long Beach _used __ ._6n-6685 ______ _
Rockmapletable&4cap-Deslgner's CUstom: H oot 548-8m5. Arena, 300 E . Ocean loah.Power 9040
taln 's chairs, writing avocado velvet sofa & 88 )'(b. pile space cpt. l yr Blvd, Long Beach. To •••••••••••••••••••••••
desk. 536-0004 brown patchwork love ofd. <no p e t s · c b 1 Id > cla.im your tickets, call 1956 2S' Twin engine Chris
Sol bed Qu b I seat. LI.kc New. 962-6895. Matchmg couches S, 8 ft. 642-5678, ext 212· Cr a Cl speed boa t
a . eensize, r · ---------Xlnt co nd. 3 pcs * * * 1class1c1 Xlnt613·717l.
No. I
JU,. DEALY
I"' C ALIF
FREE
CHEVROLET
21 Auto Center On ve
JRVINE
768-7222
Alltos. lftlport.cl •••••••••••••••••••••••
9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAST CHANCE FOR
1978 530i's
SAVE!
IUYORLEASE
MOW!
79's
HOW
ARRIVING!
Also limited number or
l97lt 320l 's IS still ava1la·
ble Call us today!
831·2CMO 495-4949
l97i BMW 320i·Black with
tan mtenor. air cond .. ~M /f'M CitsSl'ltl',
M.1chelm tires & in 1m· Oftly die o.llJ Piiot rNlly ...
WCMI ....... -In ,our IOC.i ~t •• _ _,.,
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gm plaid. Good cond., wa•-bed . ed Samsonite luggage. 6 $75. 673-2323 I.Cl • queen·SIZ . ~AIA.Rn s l h · headbd frame, heater, ,,,....,"& amsom e c rs.
Find what you want Ill hner. Sl50. 645·4166/ Ladies clothes 12 & 14.
maculate cond 1t ion CHEMlNDEFER loah. l..t/ t041SXE I Pn PLY ~Sassoon Jeans a..ftto 9050 msoo.Call645·1475 The spn ng clothes arr· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ved. Adult & children Charter Luxury 60' or 75' 1976 BMW 2002
sues. 633•7319• 997·1986 motor yacht. Reasona· COUPE. 4 speed trans .
For Sale : TICfany's or ble. Hr. dmly. weekly. air rond1tion1n1-t & LOW
Dally Pilot Classifieds. 646-4018. _842-__ a_s_o_r_997_-8480_. __ _
'13 Capri V6. 4 spd,
AM/1-'M ster. Sl700. Must
sell. 7S2·0184, 497-2918
Data. 9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•DATSUNS•
Larcp SelectkNt
OfAIMocS.ts
SALE&LEASI NG
PAR'J'S..SERVICF:
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
* DRIVEA *
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SAVE A LOT
SHOP&COMPARE
BARWICK DATSUN
.......ti, t I Ill l l!tt·.!f,lfl•
831-137S 49 3-337S
"We need to buy clean
DaLsun used cars"
S Will Pay Top Dollar $
N. B. C orporate 67S.2112or675-3256. rrules. t446NYl::I 2845 HARBOR BLVD ~~hp. Call Debby B. loots, Sail 9060 OHL y $689 5 S4Q..64 I 0 540.021 l
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------HOWARD Chenolet
PA INT ING : L . R . Sidney Sabot, Good cond. TNCb 9560 Dove & Quail Sti. New 79 280ZX AIT. PIS. 4
li • NE" ... 'PORT BL'ACH pass. silver Lie pd. Neiman; "A Frazer· • New Varnish, dolly, S300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.n · "' s11.347 53()..640'J
You may win tickets for
8:00 P.M. performances
Friday, February 9th,
or Saturday, February
10th. Or a Matinee
performance at 3:00
P .M. ON Sonday,
February 11th, 1979.
Long Beach Arena
300 E. Ocean Blvd.
long Beach, C.lH.
Info: (tl3) 431-3881
"X·Rated Movies" + 67S-3110aft6PM. i6 El Camino. like new. ___ 8_3_J._0_5_S_S ___ •·---------
others . Best offer . loah. Slip5/ w/a.1r, AM/FM cass. new ORANGE COUNTY'S ·77 FlOS2800
67S.3733aft6PM. Dodcs 9070 radials & brakes. Must OLDEST Run.'l<.iood
•JstSUPERMAN COMIC ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sell. S43SO. 675-8592 res: 536-6389
6/38 & Patty Hearst FBI SUPS AVAIL.AILE 97S-0363ofc. ~ DATSUN me<'hantc now
wtd.poster.67J..8279. YACNewport646-05Sl '74FOttD \;Ill at Jvan·s. 199S Harbor
OfficeF.,,......li COURIER Blvd C.M 645-1982
Elpipnitttt 1015 34' slip available. Im· Mags, flares, s hell & S:iles·Service·Le3 s1ng "78 Datsun R210. Xlnt
••••••••••••••••••••••• mediateoccupancy.N.B. muchinore! ROfC--lnc ~ .... Only7000m1.
Xlnt new & used ofc rum. 67J.2Z28. David. Only $2295 Rolls rtoyc;· • .,., ' e~iw ~~"' 768-6078
plan files, wk benches NEED slip 24 ft Islander PRIVA'rE PARTY 1S40Jamboree
C.E. SURPLUS631·2771 side tie OK. will share 640.6375 Newport Beach 640.644-4 '7fi 610 Datsun Wa11on .
H 1 642 '""l AM/FM cass. 411pd. Lui::· M d · I u.se. urry · ·....., or ---------k S3250/ b 3 ry copier. auto. g ve 548·9996eves S7Chevy "':ton ,::age rac st. away pnce $200. Good ---------r Needswork.S350. ~T83or770-2682.
woctingorder. 752·1830 T1 •••Mtatioft 642.2055 Rat
CREVIER 9725
IESTQUALITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 Oiev Blazer. 4wb dr. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
LOWEST NICES C•••r" S•/ Many extras. Best orrer. =ts.ledl .. 9120 ClllRon646-17S2. $ __ _. Oftls ••••••••••••• •••• • ••• •• ---------I U & llOAOWAY Decora g ::K:'I v•Ce a 0 I .,,. Dod Pi k SAHJ• .... available 640-5540 Older camper 4-sa e, wlo ... ge c up wtcmpr .. """ · • lruck. S1 50. S tove & shell. Xlnt running cond. 835·3171
Secretary chairs Sl5. relrig.640-2700 Sl,700/best offer 646-3511 fHt111.r1M-TCOA1v1HOMAcHtNc
Metal & wood desks S15. aft.SChns. ~ •USED BMWs• Storage cabinets $85. "10 VW CAMPER VAN. Blackboards SlS. Assort· New eng , runs gd. Y-'73BavS/R <561HJPI
ed chairs & misc. C.E. SUIOO/bsl$46--3908 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '732002Tli ll81JJLI OHi F · Im Dodge V"8. 200 series '152002Auto. air 12236 1 ce urn&lure, 2044 Motoriud lff&H 9140 Auto. new pulnt, tires. '76 2002 •h pd. S I R
Placcnlla.C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2750 best offer. 557·9154 149'7PHJ1
1.8.M. MC/ST automatic; THE MO.PEDDLER S27-8m '77 5:.>; 4 spS/R <01791
9570
aDDll
Fantastic Closeout on 1978 Models
tmModels
nowarnvinl(
MUST SELL
DICK MILLER
MOTORS
120W. Warner.S.A
, SS7·2132
9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TYPEWRITER. In xlnt New PEUGEOT MO· '77630cs14sp<TR59621
cond. 644~lll PEDS Rea S469. Now '74 Ford Van Conversion . '78633cs1 SIH «><MS> •~Mew '79 S299 831 3830 Auto. PS/PB. Xlnt cond. Ctowd s-,...a-..-unu ,..., 1011 · · $7500. Ph· 64G-81os ·-r· HONDA Cars
••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Ya.,,.ha Chappy. 900 ·n s:IOl 4spd wlcrwse olr y
Koi l'1sh Sale. Sat & Sun ml. S300 or best orrcr. 78 Chevy a<. ton. lwb, A.MI "'"" I mm c . MAH
bl""k van. full pwr. tilt ••1. 11 • • •o ,.L---E---<4. lhru 4/1. 20252 Bayview. 714'673 1771 '"' 613-3441 •· ~ n--
SA5SH920. _Mo_t_"!_:-~-----whl, full conversion.•---U.._.IVERSITY 14,000 ml. fl2,000 Invest· • • ,,.. "
Pair ot Finches, tall cage 9150 ed, $8995 for Cast sale. n,.. Tntfilo Olck111abUe
onlitahd. S20.00. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 495-4i838 1S02 Redlands r1. Hoftdo Cws • GMC
631·3414 Live· In House keept'r Costa M~a y-a.-•~•~ IOtO Etlgll.sh speaking. Udo '13 914 2 0 Xlnt. cond. ._ ... .._. --~· •A•~ ND.,.,.,.-.. S4,900/best orcer. Dy. Voua.relbew1nneror ~Harbor Blvd.
••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"'"· '"'""'""""• 64&·'11 41 eve ./Sun TWOAtHTtCKETS Oosta Meaa ~9640 HAllYD.~IST MuatSac."19 Va maha 760 ~ tot.he n<-----1-uildlng c:..-1800 ml Sel'· ror ---------1 , ..... '"··ual 18Attord CVCC LX. SIR, rUIQIU r"'.,...' • ...,_.... ' .. '7t Chevy Window Van. a,.:,::;,._ "'aua'•cH A/C, P/S, am/Im stereo rcfanishina. Bank Fin. S3l85 Will sell for $2900, AJC, aux cas l11nk. New -.rnw ._ cauette. Must give up
8fl00Ha=ve. H.B. 1_6'$-8* ___ . -----valves. $2500, Ph 552·5G8'7 lODIO luse Pl'>' off to the bank.
FlNE PIANOS '7S Yamaha 400 Enduro ..,_ W..ted 9590 ot \ho Lon~ Beach S6778.42C.ll64-2·0846
FOR SALE. Low mU~. Xlnl. cond. BlAf<!.n.a,I ~ o':..acOhc. tl!,0" •·-.__------,-7-3-0 631·1.349 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VU. ""''" UC I ' .....,,...
Steinwa)' Grand 7•, Ex· ---------WA .... TEDI. claim your llckets • call ••••••••••••••••••••••• cepllonal quality. 8 '7S SGCMHooda newly rbll ....,. &f.2.5678,£xt2'7'l. '71 XJ<E 2+2, VJ2, blue,
Model. New 1964 . Olk eng. Mu t sell. Best of. Lale mode l Toyot as. * • • auto, nlr. stereo, 4GM .
&bony. A beautiful fcr.496-0714. VolvOfi, Pickups & Vun•. ---------Xlnl.~'X>0.968-3296 t:~ t 7&00/b.i orr. __ '72_K_a_w_a_11_1-kl_500___ CaJlustOdny! ·~~:~·co~s~&~rg~~J~: •·,-,-XK-E_2_+_2-. -62-,000--m-I-.
,...,,, Feat. t:;OO. Sll.900 or assume lsc. V-U , AC. Very a ood
Slll9g IOtJ 84$·tl30 rm mo 673-3707thomc1 cond. f'alr pri ce .
or 833-(N.33 1ofc. 1 213-438-9088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '14Suaukl 18S, HUB. 10 mi. l350. KEXCEJ..ERA'l'ORS ( t80 ___ s_1s._1_444 __ _
cm) wtltl Tyrolla raci.o~ 74 cz :zso &c 400, movt'd up b6ftdina.. Uaed on~. Cott aboll. elfftl'Oftic 1anitlon mo. Steal at SUS. Mukl.lll cube. "'50eacb'. SELL ldt. 1lems wit.fl •
8*0G1l 5t221, 0.Uy Pilot Clusifi~ Ad
it BMW 633CSI. auto, •XJt R~ira •Service• lilver w/blk & wht In· JoeHmneuey/Ja1uar tenor. aunroof. air, P /W, UIO Plac .• C.M. 631.zlU
roa lites, sttreo, CcBC11 '70 XKF. 2+2. a ()'l. auto.
wheels. lo ml'• a I0,000 ort11. mil•. Show
eves: m..o:w C'.'OOCI. $8:500 p P $86.9117
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t> P MZ .~ 1 his n:lt . G400~ 7U'r 414 7"'1 C()l'ld MUil Ml "dnvel ~~°'1,~t? ~:~.rre
t Claa 1<' Jere • en Auto N etbantu 'U tl~.Nt 1 ~ ratk. ulr. fl pas111mtter
H. Blue. bl«' liliw int , Corone . Cl .. n bOd . -:eu r~:~1t 3~ii. ~~~. ,_.. tt40 '\ l950 Call752·6000~t 85 Jl"rf~'t tunJ ~73 ntl!da m• ~Ptir •mlfm rad I'>, 36,000 mt .................... • •• '"' ...__. 9942
...._ t7J2 54U072 Xlnl <'Ofld $3700 ur bt'tl 'BBCORTINA oO·~~ ::?:":~••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •• • ••• ••• ••• n Toyota l•ndc-rut•rr; ol,..._ '* 177 RLIMlnai cond $2$0.
'M Whit w blk ~COfW d top Mtal LI tk!al IM2 Olll6
"'nl "ond 14. m1 . olfn .-w1 "71 BW<it Riven ll\11 r, '7" F d ,...II ~ m' adr, aU pov.-t•r AM /l"M ., Or ~· t~ coupe ••<JUU ----TOYOTA me<"hanlc now tape CN H "llll '3.9~ Electric m oon root. ..._. t7lt at hen·a, tt9S Harbor «bell otfet 11414\td 3711ti •h'r"o t ap.-All pwr
••••••••••••••••••••••• Bh'd CM ~1912. or114/t1Sl aa12 l•W" Crwse Control. ----• tt I I Superb con<l thr~h out.
miracle
mazda
lll'OU YOU mi5. M2 45'M.
, rtmt ·-
sa&. YOUI
TOYOTA.
SEE US!
C........_-645.IJOO MAIOUISTOYOTA --MlSSIONVJEJO
711 HX7 tlS, ll.000 ml
l"ully lo.ict~d "unroof
\hal aell lett\ IOll l"OUn
Ir) l-1rm S48 ~7
Ul·lUO 495-121 O
Wonna bal'k 1:;u,t. mu•t M'IJ n TO) Olli, dnl cund
$40-9703. eves, 546-0532
Katby
•••••••••••••••••••••••
• n.--c--a..•, &..;.:.. c;.;;...
•
New 1979 Ford Turbo
Mu1Lan1_1 all extras, 3
mo old. Mulil sell. Refl:nanl'e or take over
r~~~SlOOO down
TI Ford F .250 P /U w 177
en&lflt' Best offer Call
Ron 646-1752
'tll LTD. Runs good. Must
lee.
..... ,.,.. ... ~ ..... , ..... , • , .. __ c-,_
·11F01DWAGOH
....... :u...e $qlllN"
VB. automatic. pwr
steering, factory a ir
cond .. AM/FM stereo,
luggage rack & ONLY
8.000mlles! U07V0Zl.
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
1Ut>O HARBOR 8LYD
CO~fA Ml ~A b4'J 0010
73 Muda f' U.
5800
631 3761 ,.._... 9167 --....•..................
Mficc•11eM 9740 ''1'6 ~lf1re. T•h1ll blue
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~000 nu AM/FM tape.
'f4250. SWlrool. must &ell 'l'lrest n ms . lsl ~.
PURCHASE
OR LEASE
YOUR HEW
1979
CADIUAC
1978 Ranchero GT. ~HY loaded. AM /FM 8 track ---------• stereo. Ult wheel, cruise "10 LTD. extremely clean. control. 8 way power
Cull power. 1 owner. seats. power windows. burns super. unleaded & Brougha m inte rior. reg. fuel. Tires &. brks climatic control AM.
xlnL S800 or make offer. Low mileage. Priced to
5'5-6377.
S3000/otfer. Call Martha. ~lM73. 6'4·2507
661 1161or49t-3672 ----"'76 Tnumpb TR7 Victory
NOW! 640-1946. sell. PP751-896i •
73 LeBaron 2dr hrd top
fl.Ill power. u1r. loadt.-d
new tires. xlnl t•ond
11950/offor 495 40H
491.S-1436
Mercury '950 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NEWEST
lJNCOLN·MERCURY
OeaJershlp ls now OPEN
RAY FLADEIOE
lJNCOLN-MERCURV
16-18 Auto Center Dr.
SOFwy-Lake Forest exit
IRVINE
130.7000
'16 Monarch , black
Sharp. 26.000 m1 A/c.
amJfm 'radio. black int.
vnyl lop. 14150 963·1912
aft.6.
'11 Merc ury Marques
Brougham 4dr, loaded.
N e w tares. 15.195
714/83H.lM2
Avto1.U1e4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._.,,'-9 ttU •••••••••••••••••••••••
AM fas tback Orig
ownt:r Good cond 12.000
2131333--0141 --'65 Mustang V8, P/8 , PIS,
ru.r $1200 548·~ or aft
Spin. 675·5'88.
'66 CONVERTIBLE.
lJKE NEW! $.34.50/()(fer.
494-61SS
'67 Mustang
Contact John
581·3893 aft. 6
~ 9955 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 Olds Delta 88. S900
Runs great. xlnt cond ..
841-8878
'78 Olds 98 Regency ,
loaded. $7600 p P .
119V ON . 968-6416.
2.l.31923-7164
•71 Defta88
Sml eng w/2 barrel carb.
U blu w/whl vinyl lop.
AM /FM stereo 8-trk.
Runs great! Good radial
tires. Clean. Sl015.
964-1848
Get GREEN cash
for WHJTE elephants
Wlth a Classined Ad
Call 64.2·5678
'75 2816 <~E body) s un Ed Ilion m oon roof. rool Like new. $14.000 amtrm 8 trk, luggage
~1217 rack. side molding xlnl ,00-2l:nS MBZ Gd cond cond. m st see $4300.
...... Mew tlOOAlltol.Mew 9100 ....Os, New tlOOAvto ..... w tlOO
S3SOO or ~l off er. 536-8934 aft 7_P_m_. __ _
957 1568 Volcswogen 9770 ---•..•.••.......•••.•..••
NABERS ~
261.X> H.ubof Blv<1
(~IA M(.'<..1 54().<)100 1976 MB 4:io5L. bnl11anl .78 Die:.el Rabbit 2JK mi.
rl'CJ w/parchmenl Local amlfm l.'a!>s beige $5800
& I Owner Make orfer [)y:,8Jtl~:cv!.tl31·53as ----
754 7782 '78 El Dorado rt."lired
-MBZTURBODIESEL ·70 VW BUG. Tan. mint G .. M. Execuliv~. Owner
I am Taking factory de· cond 43,000 m1. SlSOO or driven only. Pnme cond.
b-.ery ol JOOSD in April. bstofr. 751·3448 W ,700493-7893
Must sell You buy & '76Dasher . Air.4 s pd. "72 f1eelwood Brougham.
:.aves . Zero m1. 524-8409 Xln\ Cond. S3SOO 62,000m1. Xlnl. cond.
M-;r-cedes Dl es-;i Ml·944S Must sell! Make orfer.
'78-300CD, llke nu. J yr 1961 VW pickup runs xlnl .. -~---------
old. lS1< mi. Take Over body good $1495 'T1 Seville. Lt Bluet Blue
be paymnl.8 or cash out. 642-7500 int. 18..000 mi. All xlras. Rare mdl For appl call s o 500 pp 7 3 Klaus at 675-9003. Persn. 1971 VW convert. orange 1 · · · 51·4 44/ plate MY 300CD wlblk top. Runs & l"'>ks _645-__ 26."ii_. _____ _
----------good S2795:644-t059• l970CpedeV1lle. MERCEDES 3000. '75. -~u nroor. Sl vr m et, 'Tl VW Bus. good cond1 Cleaninside&oul
\llc hellns. $12.700 lion. lsnled window!>. SlS00494·7439
7141m.1oooearly AM mustsell $2200 536 7:115 ·n Seville. Loaded. Take
·75 ~184s_o_SL. Ta-;: "73Super Beelle.gd. l'ond. over lease. S296 mo. As k
Chol'olate convl!rt top, Needs brakes Sl600. for Lee. 770-1709.
I a n I e a t h e r . 968-0371 '76 CDV to ml, mint cond. ~1.ooo.752·~· __ ·73 Ghia Con v. Ke lly loaded. lthr. tape, ext.
·74 280, alloy whls. I xlnt green. lo/mt. Xlnt. cond. warT. Must sell. smoo
cood Must st..>e to npprec. Oy. 642-0671 eve. 840-5158 P.P. SfS.5925
~. 548·4930evs. 197~ vw b r ~ 99 I 7 --. ----... us. sunroo ,
'67 MB 250SE 4·spd. Plec. AM/FM stereo 8 track. ~··•••••••••••••••••••• :.-unroof. FM 1cass. $4500. xlnt cond. Askin!( $3450. 73. V-8, air. Runs great.
Chns.833-M35dys. 5J6.9954or(213)654·5445 $3050/bst ofr. Great - --------Cond. Call Kathy aft
'71 MGB 250 Sedan, Xlnt '72.VW Bus AM/FM cass. 1:00,546-1281
~'Ond. S4900. P.P Carpeting & curtains. 673-7229 71,000 mt 52.700. Call O.nol9t
MG----9742 7141552_·8440 ______ ,
••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ST BUG. Completely re·•·--------
71 Midget new top. new built Sl500. See lo ap-
dutch good cond. 52000. prec1ate642-~ _
962 9742 an er 6_P_r-_1 ___ '65 vw convert. Runs fine.
MGI 9744 B od y rough . S700.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~7118evcs. -----tOO S.. C...t Hwy.
•• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • ••• • • • • ' •••••••••••• !!. •-!.!,. .... ..!.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••
J.e. FORTU•E SAY S •..
Aaltot,U1ecl ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.-•• '955 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 YJ Cullen Suprem e
~ham. lo/mt -ex·
l'ept onal. SGJMI Day:.
547 Sim &ves 1-661 1666
'73 Cutlass Supreme, air
~It wmdows, Stct'nna. eta " cnsl. b1k on blk. $23115 646-6745
..... tt57 .......................
13 Pinto Wagon, xlnt cond.
Lo mi. Auto trans .
$1600/best ofr. 962·3130 .
'7S Pinto WagOft V·6, auto
trans. ?JJmf~· low miles. 12900 /o e r . (714)
~ af'Ur 5 p.m. &
weekends . or (114>
a.1000. ext. '¥11 wkdays.
·73 Wa~n. 4 spd. Top
shape. cal Gas Saver.
SJ.275 642-8327
i4 Wa&.Ofl 4 spd 2 car
Xlnt cond 7G,000 m i.
S1650. 4.94·3280.
...,_.... 9960
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Plymouth F:f I, 4-dr, nu
pamt & v1ny lop. Runs
x1nt Must see & dnve!
$1475 964·1M8
Have somethml, lo sell? Classll1ed ads it well. ........ 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --
·79 MGB. Moving must
sacnfice. Incredible tiaY·
-~·8.1.!.~~4
4CVLCARSWANTED
Runn1ng or not·f air cash.
673-3465 631 ·269'1 ~.~ , _______ _
'76 VW Bus. lo mi. sleeper --------p~ 9750 pkg, AM /FM stl!r eo One owaer, :69 Es tate
••••••••••••••••••••••• casb. immac. $5200. Wagoo. Gd tires. trans.
1972 911T 56K mi. a lloys. 49!M3o.t body, brakes & paint. Re· 5·spd stereo xlnl Call cent partial eng ovl!r
Marth a. 661.11 6 1 or '74 V.W. bug. AM/FM 8 haul.S700. 5.59-4285.
4,14 3672 lrk. very low miles. New ----
. tires. Xlnl cond. S3100 * * •
'7J' 2 914. Clcun 5 s pd. ~27&'>. 536·8405. Kathlffft Werry
TOTAL AND FINAL
DISPO SAL OF ALL
REMAINING MEW 1978
POMTIACS, GMC TRUCKS,
--~ SANT AMA v AN CO VERSIONS I
M1111-'M l'U~S I.A> m1 App -----17391 Newland
Gp Alloys P vt Ply Volvo 9772 Huntington BcGl'h
t>l2 l!IS4 e~ci.. ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• You arc the winner of
'73 Porsche 914. ptirf cun
d1t1on $5900 i:;, ui.
~ 5667
00 156 B roadster l'Onverl
Mint l'ond • S9S()(llOH('r
M211683
VOLVO
SALES. SERVICE
AMDLEASIMG
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPERTS
73 POf'SChe 914, t 1 white EARLE IKE
Avs> grp. AM/FM t.lereo VOLVO
XJntcond S4200: 64~747~ 19116Harbor Blvd.
BUY OR LEASE COSTA MESA
O MW P'onc ... 924 64'99303 540-9467
f or opproxlMotely ORAHGECOUHTY
Sl500toS2000wtdtt VOLVO
sticker price. U•t9d EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO
q u a " t i t y • C a I I Largt.-sl Volvo Dealer
644-2526, 9 to 5. in Orange County!
-· ---------BUY or LEASE
66 911. Must see to ap DIRECT ~:~~~·:;.f.~U~J •"' [if ':ft!~
•' P~che lOOS Cpe Con· __ -~-___ •_
l"OUl"!I Compl restored. 2025 S. Manchester
only4000mi. Blk/Blk Int A hei 750 2011 Must see Sl0.950 <BB>. na m -_PPaft7 P~~WJ9 Mus t Sacrifice! 1975
...._. 9755 Volvo. 164 E. 4 dr. auto,
••••••••••••••••••••••• sn/rf. :imlfm cass. al~.
TESTDRIVEOUlt ~~ 46'000 ma.
1WO FREE TICKETS
to the
17th Annual
LONGIEACH
RODEO
Al the Lon~ Beac h
Arena. 300 E. Ocean
Blvd.. Long Beach. To claim your llckelli. call
642-5678 Ext 272.
***
'76CHEVETTE.
31.000 mi. $2295.
Ml ·2609 and 673-S 138
'73 Capri · Xlnl cond
Mags · custom pamt. pin striping, VG stick. 52450.
642-3379.
'76 Monte Carlo . Xlnl
cond. Air. $4150.
642-5950 or 751;9!18
'78 Monte Carlo. $6000.
Xlnt cone.I intr & extr. dys 77().3266, eves 831·0949
1977 Chevy Capri cc
Classic. 9 pass. wagon.
17.000 miles. All extras .
Xlnl cond. Asking $6447.
Mr. Gilmore 547·9151
Mon-Fri8lo5.
'UCAR
OF THI YEAR"
Good inventory ln stock.
I lurry while they last!
68 2 dr. Biscayne Xlnl 75 Volvo Station Wgn, motor/transportal1on
24.000 nu. loaded. S.t.750. New tires & battery S350.
7l4-646-038l 842-9734 aft. 3PM
MllAQ.I A111o1, UMd
MADA/llHAUL T •••••••••••••••• ••• ••• •
2150Harbor Blvd AMC 9905
co;TAMESA
645-1700
•••••••••••••••••••••••
76-l.ee.~-r-:-1iooo--m-l-le-s. t97•AMC
MATADOI 2 DR. ~Iba\ olr .. I D. rf., H·...a ( 542·3973 days 494-1618 .. utop. Autom etic, ac· eves. tory air cond .• pwr.
-------• steering & brakes. radio. ltalllefa t756 beater Ir ONLY 32,000
••••••••••••••••••••••• miles on this 1as Sever. • 1 DUUR IN U.S.A. <5a>NIG >.
IOY CAIVEI
ltOllS·ROVCE ,,. ... _ ...
Nt...,n8Hcll \'----' ......
Cl.OMO SUNDAYS
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
!()t.(l ltl\Rl\011 l'l VO
(()~111 Mf\I\ f,.1; 'l' 10
'588'h••rCloud l Ma ff I 0
llt,000 ·····················••' -...144 'T7 Electra, all exlraa.
'71 _. .. ......_ ..... •~ _, (IOOCI, clun cood. S5,99S! ~. Wunc, NW ""· ~II Art sl.W'OOI, vnyl top. Extn ll'rr>-7080 673·9187
harp m.ooo 83H2M•--------c1aya m.4140eva. 17 Rlvjera full power,
1911 Rolll ~ Sed AJC, ICood cond S.'75. ruw coad. lld:t ~hri:· ::_ow da)'I. &48·&423
Sl!0.,500....... .
'71 El Camino 55454, Xlnt
cond,.. very tow miles.
Air pwr brakes & steer-
ing, AM·FM 8 track ln
dub. cus tom body &
peint. 2 sets ol wheels.
High perf suapo. Must
eee to appreciate.~
Call 5.1&-278$ or~. a..,... tt21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'T1 Cordoba. A II
II* offer.
95$-1897
'67 Cullom Newport. Air.
pwr brakes, pwr steer ·
Ing. Good tires. S500. 962-'TUS.
ttU •••••••••••••••••••••••
'T7 auto. T c.op, •m/lm cllMtt., 21,000 ml. lthr
upb Loeded
$10,0001 Firm 541·31t7
Le1vtn1 counlr)' rnuet
tell.
~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
•74 XRT, new pelnl.
~ c&taa~TOO/or bllt wr•. Al·.u
ALESMEH'S DEMOMSTRA TORS
1 AND COMPANY EXECUTIVE~-..
• GIAMD NIX SJ•s
• GRAND PIHi SPORT courts
* GIAMD NIX LJ•s
• LE MANS GI.AND COUPIS
* GIAMDAMS
• P'HOIMX
• SUMSMHI SPICIAL PICtcUP
* su.-.s
* IOMHIVIWS * GMCVAM
CONVllSIONS
(
0 A.ILY Pt 0 T L DI
Aldol.UMCI ....................... ,..,_ .... 9t60 .......................
'&f Plymouth V8 ~I')'
R/H. Runs great. s:t50
Call 67$-4834 -·m ~ry Ill. 84000 m1.
VffY clean. CoOd lraASp llnS. Pvt pty. MWl UI
'67 Station WagOft. Gooc.l
trans floua t 1011. good ures. eeds body wort.~
DX>. 2 79 Rural Pl. c . .-. , .... 99'6 .......................
•• ~ac Wagon . .._
xlnt. Very cleaa . ~/Firm. P.P 7514107 eves.
'67 Catalina. Runs g~.
SS,000 mi, new tires. bat·
tery. 18115. 968-2.8S3 .
67 Ventura xlnt. cond .. new tires, rl&nS gNat.
$4.50/besl orr see at m B
Center St C.M. MUST
SEE or call 645-IS!ti
Great faauly car.
Veep 9'1• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
·72 Wagon New tires.
brakes. Runs It lool's grec. Sl.2i001otr. 642-8834.
Sell things fast with Daily
Pilot Want Ads.
........ w ,.,
.......................
.:
.. VS, automatic trans.. power steering, power
brakes, radio, white sidewall glass belted
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Daily News pa pe.r '
VOL. 72, NO. 38, 4 SECTlONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1979 TEN CENTS
Aliens Failed • ID Huntington -R -escue
Two 1arden rs -ll1eaal
alien from M ltlCO tried to
HunUniton ~ach police Si\.
Lu1• ()(boa "id the two IUeaal
al ens returned to the scene of
the Ci.-e at the urging of &Mir
employer and told their story to
police and fire tnvestlgotors.
av a Huntmfton 8 ach YtOman
who d.if!d in b~r burrun1 homt Mo~day, at wa. revealt d today
Feari nc tro ubl e w ith
authortti4!S, they ned the scene
after t.beir unsucce srw rescue
effort and after telling nei&hbors
in broken Engll h to call the rire
department.
The gardeners were working
in tbe yard at the scene of the
lraeed y, 7831 Yukon Drive,
when they noticed s moke com·
ing out of a window at about 2:30
Testing the Water
Myra Bejarano, 2lh . of Westminster finds out that Lake
Park in Huntington Beach is li ving up to its name. But
that doesn't stop he r from enjoying a swing ride.
Heavy Snowfall
Blankets Dixie
By The Associated P1ess
A major winter storm of>lanket-
ed much or Dixie with heavy
s now today and moved on to
s narl traffic and close a irports
in the big cities or the Northeast.
u p lo 10 inches or snow fell in
Tennessee. 8 inches accumulat-
ed in some parts of Virginia, and
10 inches we r e expected i.n
Maryland in the mid-Atlantic re·
g1on 's worst storm of the winter.
Washington's National Airport
was closed with 8 inches of snow
expected in downtown a reas and
10 inches in the suburbs .
Douglas Municipal Airport in
Charlotte, Va .. reported 5 inches
o f s now. by mi d nig ht . the
heaviest snowfall there since
Dec. 3, 1971.
Disease Mystery
ROME <AP> -The Health
Ministry said today a group of
U.S. and European physicians
a nd health investigators will
come here next week to ex-
change views with their Italian
colleagues on a "m ystery dis-
ea se " that bas claimed the lives
of 59 infants in Naples.
Heavy snow a lso fell in Penn-
sy lvania1-..New Jersey and New
York City.
~h oo t s w e r e c l os e d
throughout the region.
tce·laden tree limbs knocked
out power in much o r South
Carolina and northern Georgia.
Georgia reported the only
weather-related fatalities. One
person was killed in a traffi c ac·
cident on an icy road and two
others died in a house fire thai
was blamed on a faulty heater.
A state trooper on the Penn-
s y Iv an i a Turnpik e in
Montgomery County said slick
roads were causing numerous
accidents.
"They're salting and cinder-
ing, but they're not able to keep
up with the rate it's coming
down." he said. "It's terrible.
There are a lot or s mall acci·
dents."
In New Jersey, Nicholas
Cifelli of the State Highway
Department s ummed up the
problem in the urban areas.
"Once rush hour starts," he
said. "you can't plow or work on
the snow with traffic out there.
So we may have a problem this
afternoon."
A Final \Leek '
Family Dead Certain
MANILA, Philippines <AP> -Relatives of An·
tonisa Agabin were reluctant to bury her when she
died last week. The first time they tried, she sat up
and asked for a glass or water.
That was eight years ago. Philippine News
Agency said the woman, a spinster from
Tuguegarao in the northern Philippines, first moved
a foot, then her bead, then sat ur during her wake.
A sister gave her water, bu other mourners fled ln fright, PNA sa1d.
Last week, when she died of an undisclosed ill-
ness, the family delayed the burial, Just to make
sure. PNA said mournen at the cemetery opened
the casket for a final look before finally lowering it
lnto the grave.
'
•
Monday afternoon.
They tried to get in the front
door of lhe home. but were
d riven back by names. heat and
smoke. One ot the men was
burned slightly.
They lhen fled in their car
after warning neighbors.
Firemen arrived minutes later
and found the interior of the
house ablaze. Fire Capt. Roger
Hosmer said firemen assumed
someone was inside the house,
but were unable to find .anyone
·while fighting the blaze .
It was not until almost an hour
later that firemen discovered
the body of Gwen V. Mawson.
45. in a bedroom closet. The
woman appa r e ntly died or
smoke inhalation, firemen said.
The gardeners told police Sgt.
Oc hoa the y left the scene
Improper Forms
because they we re a fraid they
would be sent back to Mexico if
a uthorities discovered they were
in the U.S. ilJegally.
Fire Capt. Hosmer said it is
unlikely fire men could have
saved Mrs. Ma wson even if the
two gardeners had remained at
the scene.
The two men aren 't s uspected
of any wrongdoing and were re-
leased afte r questioning, Sgt.
Ochoa said.
Fire me n be lie ve a short
cir c uit in Mrs . Maws on's
television set touched off the fire
while s he was napping in
another part of the house.
..FuneraJ services are pending
for Mrs. Mawson, who rented
the Yukon Drive home and had
lived there with her son. Mark
Sugamele. 19, for the past six
months.
Recall 'Invalid~
Notices ot r ecall served
against four Huntington Beach
City Council me mbers we re
declared invalid Tuesday by Ci·
ty Clerk Alicia Wentworth.
Mrs. Wentworth said the re-
call forms we r e improperly
U.S. Oil
Inventory
Depleting
WA SHI N GTON <AP I
Ene rgy Secretary J a mes Schles·
inger said today the Iranian
crisis could leave U.S. oil inven-
tories "dangerously low" for
next winter and force imposition
or conservation controls .
Appearing before the Senate
Energy Committee, Schlesinger
said there has been no indication
"that the slide of Iran toward
chaos has been arrested" or
when stability might be restored
ln the Middle Eaai-country.
The political turmoil in that
country has shut oft Iran's
former exports of 5 million bar-
rels of oil daily to the world
market, forcing consumer na-
tions to draw on their inven·
tories. The U.S. share of Iranian
exports was 900,000 barrels dai·
ly. <Related story, Page B6 >.
"Unless we a re able lo restock
for next winte r. our inventories
could be dangerously low." he
said.
"We do not know the extent to
which we would need to turn to
m andatory measures if, indeed.
they are required," he said.
Schlesinger said he does not
believe m andatory controls
should include gasoline ration-
ing.
· He said the goal of voluntary
a nd possibly mandatory controls
' would be to reduce U.S. oil con-
sumption by 500,000 barrels a
day.
He a ls o c ited volunta r y
a dheren ce to the 55 mph
highway speed limit.
FBI Stymied
In Hunt for
llBGirl, 5
FBI agents have told local
police they can find no trace of
the woman who abducted a s.
year-old Huntington Beach girl
July 31 after a search among,the
913 Peoples Te mple mass
suicide victims brought to Dover
Air Force Base in Delawa re.
Lawmen are stymied in their
search £or youn g Va leena
Matiska Miller who was taken
from the home of her legal guar·
dians during a midnight break-
l n by her mothe r Carnalla
Miller. 23, a former mental pa-
tient.
Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said
Carnalla Miller may have been
Involved in the Peoples Temple
cult prior to the child's abduc·
tlon.
Ochoa sent Carnalla Miller's
fingerprints to officials at Dover
Air Force Base two months aft.er
the Nov. 18 mass suicide in the
Jonestown, Guyana. Jungle com-
mune.
''The fincerprtnll or Carnalla
Miller are not identical with tbe
unidentified body prints ob·
talned from vlctlmi in the
<Peoples Tempi~> case." FBI
a1enta said ln a le\ter to Ochoa.
More than 200 suicide victims
bave not been ldenUfied due to
decompoelUon.
Guyanese police otflclala have
Indicated they can (Ind no proof
that Carnalla lllller waa ln their
COW>tr)' lut yeat, ,
filled out becausethey didn't ln-
clued the addresses of tbe four
people who signed them .
"We have to certify that they
a r e r egis tered Huntington
Beach voters and we can't do
that without addresses." she
said.
Mrs. Wentworth reported that
the recall proponents would
have to start the process all over
again.
The intentions to circulate
petitions for recall were served
OilllY l'INI SI.Mt ,._
THEY CAN'T DANCE, SAY SCHOOL OFFICIALS
P•rent Fran Kamph (seated), Kriete (left) and Amy
Can't Danee?
Parems Late; Girls Penalized
Two Hun ti ng t o n Beach
seventh grade girls have been
barred from a school Valentine·s
Day dance and the resulting con·
trover sy has r each e d the
Sacr am ento o rrice o r s t a t e
school chief Wilson Riles.
Tom and Fran Ka mph, the
pare nts of one of the girls, said
the school policy is unreasonable
and that it penalizes youngsters
for the actions or their parents.
"It's the damndest thing I
e v e r h e ard of." Kamph
declared.
Ocean View School District of·
ficials say that Krista Kamph
and her friend Amy Vollmer
would have to sit out the Valen·
line 's Day dance because the
Kamphs were late In picking up
the girls at a Harbour View
School party at a local skating
rink last month.
School Superintendent Dale
Coogan said today the girls were
supposed to be met by their
parents al 7 p.m . but that
transportation didn't arrive until
7:30 p.m.
He said the delay forced •
teacher who volunteered for the
extra-curricular activity to stay
a halt hour late.
"The policy may not be the
(airest or the best, but, if we
don't back It up. we can 't count
on other teachers tor volunteer
services and It could penalize aU
the pupill," he sald.
Cooaan aald the policy wa1 ln·
stltuted after a previous lncident
Involving the Kamphs at an al·
ter·acbool party.
He said a t that time the
Kampht were 90 minutes late ln
collectlnl their dau1hter.
The Kampha aay that a
repreMntatJve rrom Riles' otnce
•Creed wtth them that lh policy
is '"outrageous."
Coogan said he was contacted
by. a Riles representative but at
first he considered it to be a
joke .
'"I felt they had more impor·
tant things to conside r than
this." he said. "The state has no
jurisdiction m this matter.'' •
Mrs . Kamph said the reason
there was a delay ln picking up
the girls al the skating party
was because she was detained
during a visit to a doctor 's of-
fi ce.
··1 contact e d m y older
daughter and she got there no
more than 20 minutes late." she
said.
"It's rea lly unfair," Mrs.
Kamph lamented. The girls
want to go to the dance very
badly . .''Krista has sold 54 pizzas
to help finance the dance.
Consultant's
Hiring Asked
WASHINGTON CAPI -The
Carter administration's Oedg·
Une teen-age pregnancy program
is trylq to hire the leader or a na·
tlonal anti-abortion organization as a Sl.2S-a-day consultent.
The new proaram already is
caught in a tug-of-war betw!t!n
antl-aborUon forces and ramlly
planning and abortion rl1hts
groupa.
A apc>keaYtOman for tbe U.S.
PubUc Health Service confirmed
Tuesday that Lula Mae Nlx,
head of lht adolescent prepan·
cy ornce. has asked for approval
lo hlre Marjory Mecklenburt,
pfealdent of Amerl'8n Clt1&tnt
Concerned for Ure Inc.
against Richard Sie bert. Bob
Mandie, Ruth Bailey and Don
MacAllister.
The notices carried the
signatures of Donald W. Reh·
Jing, Lonnie Marion, Dorene
Rehling and Paul F. Whalen.
4GWlmen
Hit Church
Bingo Hall
OAKLAND <AP I -Four
gunmen burst In on a church
bingo game a nd opened fire on
the mostly elderly players. kill-
ing one woman and wounding a
man, police said.
The man entered Sl. Louis
Bertrand Church. where about
250 people were playing bingo
Tuesday night, a nd ordered
everyone to "freeze," according
to homicide Lt .. Gerry Green. '
One man walked up to a nun
and demanded money. but she
had none because the bingo pro-
ceedings had already been put
away for the night, Green said.
The intruders. armed with a
rine. a hand gun and possibily
other weapons, then sprayed the
room .with bullets and fled.
Green said.
Fatally wounded was Dorothy
Taylor. believed in her 40s, who
was dead on arrival at Vespers
Hospital in nearby San Leandro.
Harry Hutchinson, 64. was listed
In s table condition at Kaiser
Hospital wtth a wound in the left
thigh.
Despite the number or wit·
nesses. Green said police were
not initiaJly·able to develop com-
ple t e d e s c r i ptio n s o f the
gunmen.
Parole Denied
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The
California Community Release
Board has denied parole to con-
victed murderer a nd former
Bla c k P a nth e r Elm e r
"Gerortimo" Pratt on grounds
that he "still poses an un-
reasonable danger to society."
Pratt has served seven years or
a llre sentence ror his conviction
in the 1968 murder of a Santa
Monica woman during a $30 rob-
bery on a tennis court.
Coast
Weather
Late night and morning
fog and low c lo uds,
otherwise fair with some
high c louds thro u"h
Thursday. Llltle change in
temperature with lows
tonight, 42 to 48. Htghs
Thursday 60 to 65.
INSIDE TODAY
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Fa1niers Had 'Good Year'
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and url flu camp1n • dunni
the> ca\)'• hf' vi l anowJt rm of
thl' )'t'ar . prot ti r1rm t'l".!J N!
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'l'14 u m t!n 4ir1d a b.tb)' 1url "en
k 1llvd Tuci.day in a aermdan~
Duna Point colh :iaon th11t oc
l'Urrcd wht>n .mothe r l'U tra\'el
mg 55 to 60 rtnll'i. P\'r hour .ip
purently failed to slo p t a hght
Or nngl' Count} l'oroner :i of·
f1cwb 1dt•ntafied lht• deatl ;,i:-.
Sumut•I J Mu tan 20 and ha~
fo ur month old d;rnghter . Alan.t
C'.:i r o l , both of 153 AHnada
MirJm:ir 1n So.l o C le ment('
Musturi was a marine at C<1m p
Pendll'ton
ldcntiflCJLIOn Of lht.' third VIC
'tsm. a 19-ycar old Ma rine who
was a passen~er In Must~r1 ·s
c ar. w as withhe ld p e nding
notification of next of kin.
California Highway Pa trol
s pokesman Tom Sapp s aid the
7 : 30 o. m ac·c 1dc nt occurred
w he n a 1973 Cadillac driven by
Ne lda Silverstein, · 19, of West
Covina . appa rently n m the red
light at S<>lva Ro11d and Pacific
Coast Highway
Mis s S il vers t e i n 's ca r
s l a mm e d broad s ide anlo
i\fus tari's car. which was travel·
IOJ! south on Coas t Ha ~hway,
hurling thl' mra nt out of the vch1·
de
M 1ss .Sil verslean was taken lo
Saddle back Community Hos pital
a nd later transfe r red to UCI
Medical Cente r with maJor in
j uries. Her condition today wa::.
not a vail,.blc
A third car wus st ruck by the
S ilve rstein vehic le afte r 1t
<'are cncd off Muslari's t•ar but
the driwr was not in.Jured. '
Highway Patrol spokcsmHn
Sapp ::.wd a special accident an -
vcstagation learn was studying
the colhs 1on todtiy
Services Set
Friday for
Robert Polly
Graveside s e rvices will be
held Friday for Robert N Polly.
a former controller with McOon-
n e 11 Douglas an Huntington
Bea ch
Mr. P o lly. 60, died Sun·
day m Sheridan. Wyo • where he
m ade his home following retire-
m ent. Fri<'nds said he had bee n
ill fo r a long timt'
Mr Polly served as a member
of the baord or directors of the
Hunting t o n Be a c h Public
Facilities Corp. which handled
financial arrangem ents for the
ne w civic center a nd library
buildings.
He was a Mc Donnell Douglas
employee at El Sergundo a nd
Santa Monica a s well as at Hunt-
ington Beach before has rellre -
m ent a bout four years ago.
His body will be returned to
Orange County later this week.
Burial 1s scheduled at Pacific
Vie w Mo rtua ry in Newport
Beach
G raveside se rvices are set for
2·30 p.m Friday
Taiwan Concern
WASHINGTON CAP> Mem·
bers of the Senate Foreign Reis·
lions Committee seem con·
vinced President Carter 's new
China policy is tacking guuran·
Lees that the United States will
come lo the aid of Taiwan if the
is land is threalerted by Peking
After two days of hearln"s.
tht?re is nearly unanimous senli·
me nt among the committee's 16
me mbers for lc1ot islation cover·
ing Taiwan's security.
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HEROISM CITED
Security Guard Cambfln
Guard Lauded
As Hero in
Sniper Attack
S AN DIEGO IAP> While a
sniper was kilhng the prmc1pal
a nd cus tod ian at C leveland
E le me ntary School a nd wound-
an g e i g ht c hildre n a nd a
policema n las t week. Steven G.
Camblin drove a dump truck m·
to the assailant's line or fare.
He was an uns ung he ro until
Tuesd ay, when the Board of
Education. after btiing notUied
by police. cited him fo r "heroic
a nd unselfish actions."
Cambltn. il district se<'urity
g ua rd at a nearby high school,
was ca11ed to help at Cleveland
and arrived in the middle of the
g u nfire that fatally wounded
Principal Burton Wragg, cuslo·
dian Mike Sucha r and inJured
several students
Cambli n saw police trymg un-
s uccessfully to start a lar ge
trash vehicle and ran to their
aid. With the help of an officer.
be drove .he vehicle into the
school drive way where it couJd
act as a shield for the wounded,
authorities said.
No public mention was made
of Camblin's herois m las t week.
He returned to has post and filed
a routine report to city police for
their investigation.
Charged in the shootings was
16-year-old Brenda Ann Spencer,
a student at Patrick Henry High
School where Camblin works.
Tun Vessels
Clime Record
Off Mexico
A new elapsed time record in
the l , 124-mile Ma rina dcl Rey to
Puerto Vallarta yacht race ap-
peared certain today as the two
le ad boats in the 21-boat fleet re-
porte d positions thal s hould
place them across the fin ish line
shortly after noon Thursday.
The 65-foot sloop Ra gtime re
ported a position 290 m iles rrom
the finish after a 250-mile day's
run
The 69-foot s loop Drifter also
logged a 250-mile day and was
about 21 miles behind Ragtime .
The ela psed time record is six
da ys . three ho urs a nd 39
minutes. That would ~ive the
yachts until Friday a t 3 p.m
PST for a new record.
Radio transmission fro m the
escort vesse l Pion ee r . was
garbled and the weathe r and
handicap positions were un
readable.
Man Recovers
From Attack
7\ 22-year -old ' HuT\lang to n
Beach man was released from
UC Irvine Medical Center Tues·
day afte r being t reated for
numerous knife wounds he suf·
fered in a Sunday ntfthl attack
Salso Barrera , 17:172 Queens
Lane, told police a man with a
knife attacked him while he was
sleeping in his bed at 9·30 p.m.
Police Sgt. Louis Oc hoa said
no motive has been determined
for the attack but Barrera's
roommate is being sought for
questioning in connection with
the assault.
lllly 'Silent'
WASlUNGTON <APl Billy
Carter, who pluyed hos t to a del-
eaatlon of Libyans last month.
tlas not responded to rederal re·
q_uests ror lnformatJon about hia t~ w"h th• Arab UJ.lan...
·· J..Uallc.e. J>eparlmonl oUWals
H )'
) lhc!y are qu zed between
lo1o1i prieft for crops and h•lb
prkc tor t rtJhitr, machinery.
lu land land
'In v rtually ev ry respect,
lt18 wa& a good y~air for lhe
A rn t• rl c Q n f u r m e r . • · t h e
·•.itH·ultu~ itt•cr htry u id.
l h• ..idded. hOWt'V\!r, "It should
ao w1th0Ut saying . ther re-
m al n e d 1ndiv1dual farm
operatot1 In evtry r~tion or the
country who did not fare well."
Awalttn1 Bergland at the
hearlne was audience of
farmers who say the y fear I~·
tng their land 1f they lose their
case.
Qiaper-clad
Baby Frozen
To Death
He avy s e c urity meas ures
were taken to protect Bergland
in the aftermath of his hard·
nosed r efection ot the farmers~
demand for new laws lo rest.ore
their income.
While many of the fa rmers
headed for the committee hear-
ings and other congressional of·
fices. police granted the pro-
testers permission for a limited
"tractorcade" around the
Agriculture Department. NEW YORK (AP >-Her rel·
ullves lined the windows with
<'Urdboard from d iaper boxes to
kt'ep o ut the cold But they
didn't pay their gas bill for 18
months. and 9-montb-old Cyn-
t h 1 a Fe h ccea , clad only in
diaper s. wa s found frozen to
death In her crib.
He r 2·year-old brother. Tom·
my. wa s found s wollen with
fros tbite whe n po li ce were
calle d to the basement apart-
m ent of the two-story house that
ut ilit> compa ny officials said
had been unheated since July,
1977. The temper ature was in
the teens.
Authorities s aid they were
considering charges against the
baby's parents, Thomas Felic-
cca , 21. and Eileen Feliccea. 2i\.
Thirteen others in four genera·
lions lived in the house in the
South Ozone Park section of
Queens.
Frank Feliccea , the infant's
grandrather , found the child's
body Tuesday and called police
from a neighbor's home.
The children 's stomachs were
bloated because "all they e ver
red them was warm water or
tea. They'd cry themselves to
sleep down there in the cellar."
said an 18·year -old neighbor
Eddie Cruz. ·
Tommy Feliccea was treated
a t Queens General Hospital for
ex pos ure. Three other young
children, including two cous ins.
we re turned over to the city's
Bure au of Child Welfare after
be ing treated for exposure.
Anothe r nei g hbor, Russell
Cordero, 15, said older family
m embe rs frequently only ate
"macaroni boiled in water with
nothing on it."
The inside of the house. he
said, "is just a wreck, it's a
shambles. the re are roaches and rats ."
"Nobody in the house ever
washed. What the heck when
it's 13 degrees who's g~ing to
take a shower or a bath ?"
Cordero said.
William Hand, a spokesman
for Brooklyn Union Gas Co. said
the m et.er at the two-story struc-
ture was re moved July 26, 1977.
for a long-overdue bill totalling
$1 ,397.30.
"I don't know what they did
for heat last winter ." he said
adding that the fa mily had bee~
advised the meter could be re-
installed if they paid the bill by
ins tallme nts or some other
m e thod. T h e family never
responded, Hand said.
"Nobody in the house works.
Almos t e verybody gets a
welfare check." Corde ro sail'I.
Valley Backs
New Highway
District Plan
Fountain Valley City Council
m e m ber s unanimous ly a p.
proved a resolution Tuesday
urging the state Legislature lo
c reate a new highway district
consisting solely or the Orange
County area.
C urre ntly, Orange, Los
Angeles and Ve ntura counties
are lumped into one highway
district and must share state
r oad -building funds .
About e ight p e r cent of
California's gasoline taxpayers
live In Orange County, but only
about 1.6 percent of the state's
highway funds are used here,
the council complained .
Councilman Al Hollinden, a
member of the Orange County
Transit District board. proposed
the Fountain Valley resolution.
Measles Hit
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE , R t.
CAP ) A mea s les
e pide mic In a Rhode
Island city has worsened.
tind state health officials
osked schools today to bar
from cl-du thousands or
children who h ave not
been immunized agalns\
the disease.
The state H ea lth
Department reported 59
caacs of measles In Rhode
h11nd on Tuesday. up
from 53 on Monday. All
but two cases were ln East
Providence.
It apparently l• the
worst outbreak or me.ales
tn the country this year.
Satisfied after an orderly .
200-vehJcle "trail run" past the
Whit e Ho u se Tue s d ay ,
authorities allowed 300 farm
machines out of the encamp-
ment for the Agriculture Depart·
ment run after today's s now.
delayed m orning rush hour was
over.
But they ma de at cle ar that the
entire a rmada pa rked on the
Mall -about 1,500 vehicles
would not be let out at any one
time. nor would they tolerate
any a ttempt to r epeat Monday's
tra ffic-jamming tactics.
The forced campsite appeared
unusuaJJy quiet today. save a
few tractors driven in circles .
churning up the browned grass
It seemed certain t hat at least a
s ubs tantial portion of the
original force of 5,000 farmers
had gone home.
Ola Venus
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has
released this picture of Venus taken J an. 18 from the
Cloud Photopolarimeter aboard the Pioneer Venus Or~iter spacecr aft. The image was t aken from an
altitude of 40,000 miles during orbit number 45. A com-
plete orbit takes about 24 hours.
Protest l e ader Gerald
Mccathe rn. the Ame rican
Ag riculture move m e nt's na-
tional "wagonmas te r ." a p -
peared on ABC television today
· a nd called Ber g land "j ust a
da mn liar" for his re m arks on
the same network Tuesday.
Agents Seize Drugs
Worth $6. 7 Million
Bergland said then that while
som e fa rme rs ha ve "local ..
proble ms. ma ny simply made
bad business judgments. paid too
much for land, we re seeking--
publicity or we re "driven by Just
old-fas hioned greed .··
But "he's not out the re paying
m y bills." said Mccathern. who
grows corn n e ar He re ford .
Texas.
''H e d oes n 't know the
hardships I'm going through and
maybe if J could s upple m ent my
income with a s alary the way
that he is I could possibly keep
my farm going. My farm is for
s ale."
Blue Cross
May End Some
Testing Pay
NEW YORK CAP> In an ef·
SAN JOSE CAP > -Local,
s tate and federal narco•.ics
agents have arrested seven peo-
ple and s eized more than 50
pounds of PCP -Angel Dust -
with a s treet value of $6.7
million at nearby Santa Cruz
and Bend, Ore.
The operation was said to be a
majc;>r supplier of PCP in the
San Francisco Bay area, Its
breakup was announced Tues-
day by San Jose Police Chief
Joseph McNatnara, U.S . At·
torney William Hunter: George
Halpin. acting regional Drug
Enforce ment Administration
direct.or. and Dan Addario. bead
of the San Francisco DEA office.
Agents confiscated more than
SO pounds of the drug in finished
and inte rmediate s tages.
laboratory equipme nl. four
vehicles and six weapons al a re-
m ote cabin six to e~gbt miles
from Bend, where five of the
s uspec ts were taken i nto
cus tody.
Addario said the laboratory
had an estimated annual produc·
lion capacity of between 90 and
120 pounds.
Richard Dunagan. a DEA task
force agent, said the group ac-
counted for 85 percent of the
PCP tralfic in the Santa Clara
Valley and did business in
Sacramento.
Those arrested on various
charges of manufacture, dis-
tribution and sale of the con-
trolled substance a nd con -
spiracy we re ide ntified as:
Gary Deman Vodak, 31, Santa
Cruz. a physicist who also owns
a Santa Cruz construction firm·
and a llegedly the chemist for the
operation ; Kevin Michael Cum-
mings, 23, Bend; Julie Ann
Gibson, 20, Vallejo. Calif.;
George Duane Gorman, 28,
Boulder Creek, Calif.; Bill Jack
Phillips, 24, Santa Cruz: Joseph
Lawrence Dillion. 30, Watson·
ville, and Brian P . Scherf, 23,
Watsooville. l ·
f'A>p Injured
In Huntington
Cycle Crash fort to curb the ris ing cost of
hospital care, Blue Cross-Blue
Shield has recommende d that its
m em ber plans stop paying for
most medical tests done routine·
ly on nonsurgical pa tients before
admission to hospitals.
The maximum output would
have a street value or more than
Sl3 million. A Long Beach police officer on
his way to wo rk from his
Newport Beach home suffered
..., leg injuries at 6:04 a.m. today
when his motorcycle collided
with a van in Huntington Beach.
The investigation, under way
three months, was launched in
.San Jose. Addario said.
Marina Freslunen
Parents Meet Set
Officer Lloyd Lund, 52, was re-·'The point or the recommen-
da tion is to encourage medical
professionals to think about the
cost or procedures r outine ly
p e rfo rme d ," Walte r J .
McNerney, s aid at a news con·
ference.
M c Nerne y c alle d the tests
"unnecessary ." They are
performed on mos t hos pital pa-
tients , and McNem ey said that
betwe<?n $100 million and $200
million could be s a ved if the
tests lose Blue Cross-Blue Shield
coverage.
Gem
Talk
THE SAME FACES
Wt' rl! 111/1 hert'
Marina High School teachers
and counselors have invited the
parents of North Huntington
Bea ch·area s tudents who will
become freshmen in the fall to
attend a meeting Thursday night.
The orientation between the
s taff and parents of curre nt
e ighth grade students will begin
at 7 :30 p.m. in tbe high school
gymnasium, 15871 Springdale
St.. HuntinJ(ton Beach.
People who stop In our store
often remark that they keep see-
ing the same faces over and over.
And. they seem to like that.
ported in surgery this morning
a t Hoag Memorial Hospital after
his city-owned motorcycle col·
lided with a van driven by
Michele Mileski, 2.4, of 16862
Pacific Coast Highway. Hunt·
ington Beach.
California Highway Patrol of·
ficers said Lund was northbound
in dense fog when the van.
southbound on Pacific Coast
Hig hway, turned Jefl at Warner
Avenue.
Officers said Lund s uffered a
broken right lell.
a . 141< Lds Watch S1S8S
with diamond at 11 :00
b. Diamond & Emerald
RlngMSOO .
Now. we're not bragging a bout
how our races took . just that
we're alwoyi; here. We 've been
here for over 33 years, and hope
to stay a lot longer. Why ? Well.
we 've got a nice loca tion
downtown, away from the high·
rent shopping centers. Parking is
r ight out front. We're able to con-
tinue to deal in high quality
without charging a pre mium for
overhead e>tpenses . We get along
fine with our nell(hbors. \Qo.
We're happy to be Involved in ef.
forts to improve our town ·and
make It an even better place to
ltve. We think its pretty nice the
way it i " but Ju.'ll llke our store.
we always want to make It bet·
ler
Valentine's Day
So, stop by any time you want
to check on our taces
J. c. JJump~iWd ~""'"''~ MEM8U AMU ICAN GEM SOCttfY ~
1823 NCWf'C)AT 81.110 COSTA MESA
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I Irvine Vour Hometown ~
Dally Newspaper EOITION
VOL. 72, NO. 38 • .t SECTIONS, .U PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1979 TEN CENTS
Aliens
T~o t1•rden r lll ut
aht>n tr-um Muaco tnl"d to
save • Hunthlatton 'Bf'ach woman who dit'<i an her bumtng home
Monday, il wMS reveailed loday
fo"'earing tro uble w1lh
authontie . lhey nf'd the cent>
after their unsuccessful rescue
effort and after telbng ne1ghbo~
an broken English lo ull lbe fir~ department
Marvin's -
Attomey
Testifies
LOS ANGELES (AP> Lee
Marvin's chief attorney left his
seat at the counsel table today
and took the witness stand to
testify· about the day he and
another lawyer ordered Michelle
Triola Marvin out or the actor 's
house
A. David Kagon testified as a
hostile witness called by Miss
Marvin's attorney In a property
settlement trial.
He admitted he threatened to
call the sheriff and have Miss
I Marvin bodily ejected from the
Malibu beach house s he had
shared with the actor.
"l did go to the phone and say
if there was no other alternative,
J would call the sheriff," Kagon
testified.
He said he had arrived at the
b eac h house with a nothe r
lawyer al Marvin's request and
found Miss Marvin "sitting in a
chair with her back to the
beach." He said she appeared
agitated and refused to leave.
Kagon said he consider ed
alternatives: ''to commence an
action for ejedment o r for
someone to physically remove her.··-
Bul he said he rell e1ther
course .. would subject us to ex-
actly the kind of publicity we did
not want to have." -
That's when he threatened to
call the sheriff, he said, and the
only alternative left to Miss
• Marvin "was that sh e could
have stayed and waited for the
sheriff."
He said she chose to leave.
Thal was in May 1970, six
years arter the actor and the
former showgirl had started liv-
ing together.
Kai;on conceded there was an
emotional scene before Miss
<See MARVIN, Pa~f' AZ>
Doctor's Home
· Burglarized
The Irvine home or a UC
Irvine Medical Center doctor
was burglarized Tuesday of
$1,470 in household goods, police
said.
Mao·Hsiung Hung, 34, who
lives in the Woodbridge area. re-
ported t'1e loss or a movie
camera. a still camera , a porta-
ble color television set, stereo
equipotent, a sewing machine ,
jewelry and a vacuum cleaner.
Police said the burglar pried
opeo a r~ar sliding glass door to
get intotbepbysician 's home.
• •
Coast
Weather
Late night and morning
f og a nd low clouds,
otherwise fair with some
hi g h clouds through
Thursday. Little change in
temperature with lows
tonight, 42 to 48. Highs
Thursday 80 to 65.
INSIDE TOD~ 'W
Gou. Edmund Brown Jr.,
who lptnl /our ~ar1 •tud11·
ing for tt.. Roman Catholic
pm1thood, '°II• ~ doe• not
trpect ~Ugkm to be Qfl ....
if h~ ~· to nm for preli· dent ne.d 1Jttll. Storti Pap
Al4.
:Failed • ID Huntington Rescue
Huntlnaton ~ach police Set.
Luis Ochoa said thf' two IUeaal
11hen retul'M'd to the sc nc of
the fire at the urgmg or lhelr
employer and told their aik,ry to
police and fire Investigators
The ga~ners were working
an the yard al the scene of the
tragedy, 7631 Yukon Drive.
when they noUced smoke com-
10g out or a window at about 2:30
Ola Venus
Mol"day ahernoon
They tried to gel in the front
door of the home. but were
driven back by flames, heat and
i;moke One of the men was
burned slightly.
They then fled in their car
after warning neighbors.
Firemen arrived minutes later
and found the interior of the
house ablaze. Fire Capt. Roger
.,..,~
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration bas
released this picture of Venus taken J an. 18 from the
Cloud Pbolopolarimeter aboard the Pioneer Venus
Orbiter spacecraft The image was taken from an
a ltitude of 40,000 miles during orbit number 45. A com-
plete orbit takes about 24 hours.
Cunmen Rai"irBingo
Game; Woman Slain
OAKLAND (A P l -Four
gunmen burst in upon a church
bingo game and opened fi re on
the mostly elderly players, kiH-
ing one woman and wounding a
man, police s aid.
"It was just awful." said
Lydia Raven, a regular weekly
bingo player al the school.
Sisler Diana Marie made the
usual classroom rounds today,
a fter spending time with some or
the children on the playground
at St. Louis Bertrand Church
School, the scene or a crazed
s hooting spree.
The rour would-be robbers en-
tered the school cafeteria, locat-
ed on Oakland's eastern border,
B/,aze Damages
H~thClub
In Newport
A sprinkler system was credit·
ed today with controlling a fire
that dJd an estimated $30,000 to
$50,000 worth of damage to a
Newport Beach health club
Tuesday.
The blaze was conrtned to only
part of the buUding.
shortly before 8 p.m . Tuesday.
A group or about 250 mostly
black and elderly persons had
paid $4 to socialize a nd win
some change at a weekly bingo
game.
"Freeze!" one of the suspects
shouted and announced they
were robbing the place. police
said.
When the panic-striken crowd
didn 'l freeze Cast enough, 12
shots from a rifle and three hand
guns sent them scurrying ror
cover, police said.
Dorothy M. Taylor, 49, of
Oakland, didn't make it. She
was pronounced dead on arrival
al Vesper Me morial Hosp1t.al in
San Leandro with a g unshot wound an ner oack.
Henry Hutchinson, 64, was in
s table condition at Kaiser
Hospital in Oakland with a bullet
wound in the leg.
.t'ollce had no suspects in the
killing but Lt. Terry Green said
they had good descriptions of lhe
four. Two or them wore stocking
masks and they were in lheir
late teens and early 20s, police
said.
A pair of eyeglasses, shattered
from bullets, lay on the cafeteria
table at lhe school.
Green said some people had
minor graze wounds and re-
portedly left on their own after
the shooting.
But many or them remained
inside the muslard·o aioted
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Hosmer said firemen assumed
someone was inside the house.
but were unable to find anyone
while fighting the blaze.
It was not until almost an hour
later that fire men discovered
the body or Gwen V. Mawson.
45 . in a bedroom closet. The
woman apparently died of
smoke inhalation, firemen said.
The gardeners told police Sgt.
Ochoa t he y le ft th e scene
because they were afraid they
would be sent back to Mexico tl
authorities discovered they were
in the U.S. illegally.
Fire Capt. Hosmer said it is
unlikely fire men could have
saved Mrs. Mawson even ii the
two gardeners had remained al
the scene.
The two men aren't s uspected
of any wrongdoing and were re-
leased after questioning, Sgt.
Ochoa seid.
Fa remen b el ieve a short
circuit in Mrs. M awson 's
television set touched off the fire
while s he was napping in
another part or the house
Funeral services are pending
for Mrs. Mawson. who rented
the Yukon Drive home and had
lived there · with her son, Mark
Sugamele, 19, for the past six
months.
Bus ~Bloc Set
PetitiomAimed at 1980 Ballot
By KATHY CLANCY OI tlle o.lly ,., ... St.off
A petition drive to place two
an ti-busing initiatives on the
1980 ballot will begin next week.
organizers of Orange County
Bus-Bloc said today.
One of the petitions would be
nearly identical to a proposed
stale constitutional amendment
pending in the Legislature that
would ban forced school busing
to achieve racial balance, Hunt-
ington Beach resident Doris En-
derle said al a press conference
this morning .
T he second would amend the
stale conslitutiof'Co · give the·
IO Inches
Of Snow
In Dixie
By Tbe Assocla&ed Press
A major winter storm blankey
ed much or Diltle 'W'ltb heavy
snow today and moved on to
snarl traffic and close airports
in the big cities of the Northeast. Up to 10 Inches or s now fell in
Tennessee. 8 inches accumulat-
ed in some parts of Virginia, and io in.ehes-we r e expected in -
Maryland in the mid-Atlantic re-
gion's worst storm of the winter.
Washington's National Airport
was clo.5ed with 8 inches or snow
expected in downtown areas and
10 inches in the suburbs.
Douglas Municipal Airport in
Charlotte, Va., reported 5 inches
o r s now by midnight. the
heaviest snowfall the re since
Dec. 3, 1971.
Heavy snow also fell in Penn-
sylvania, New J ersey and New
York City.
Sc h oo l s were c l osed
throughout the region.
Ice-laden tree limbs knocked
out power in much or South
Carolina and northern Georgia.
Georgia reported the only
weather-related fatalities. One
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Metl$les Hit
WIOde Island
P R OVIDENCE. R . t.
<A P > -A meas l es
epidemic in a Rhode
Island city bas worsened,
and slate health officials
asked schools today to bar
from class thousands or
c hildren who have not
been immunized against
the disease.
T h e s tate H ealth
Department reported 59
cases or measles in Rhode
Island on Tuesday, up
from S3 on Monday. All
but two cases were in East
Providence.
1t appare ntly s the
worst outbreak or measles
in the country this year.
Legislature alone the power to
provide ror school reorganiza-
tion or realignment or district
boundaries .
H Bus -Bloc membe rs can
gather 553,795 s ignatures on
their petitions by June 29, Mrs.
End e rle ex plained . th e
m easures would be place d
before voters in 1980.
Mrs. Enderle said Bus-Bloc.
which now claims between 2.000
and 3.000 members. chose to of-
rer its own initiative despite the
fact that one authored by state
Sen . Alan Robbin s. D·San
Fernando Valley, a lso would
prohibit forced school busing.
.
Robbins' measure a lready has
passed the state senate in a 31·5
vote and is headed for Assembly
hearings this month. If passed
by the Legislature. the measure
also would go to voters 1n 1980.
Mrs. Enderle said there is a
chance the Legislature wouldn't
pass the Robbins measure. or it
could be "amended or watered
down before it gets to the ballot.
··we hope 1t does pass. but we
still are going through with ours
so .that the Legislature will rec-
ognize thjs really is the will or
the people." she explained.
The reason for the second in-
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A,.Wl .........
BODY OF FROZEN BABY TAKEN FROM NEW YORK HOME
No Heat In the Houff Where 13 Others Lived
Gm Bill Not Paid;
Baby Found Frozen
NEW YORK <AP>-Her rel·
atives lined the windows with
cardboard from diaper boxes to
keep out the cold. But they
didn't pay their gas bill ror 18
months. and 9-month-old Cyn-
t hia Feliccea, clad only in
diapers, was found frozen to
death in her crib.
He r 2·year-old brother, Tom·
my, was found swollen with
rrostbtte when police were
called to the basement apart-
ment of the two-story house that
utility company officials s aid
had been unhealed since July,
1977. The temperature was in
the teens. Authorities said they were
considering charges against the
baby's parents, Thomas Felic-
cea, 21, and Eileen Fe liccea, 24.
Fire Inspector Art Morton
s aid the blaze began in the
sauna of the University Athletic
Club, 1701 Quail St., at about 4
p.m . and filled the club with
smoke.
He said the sprinkler system
kept the fire under control until
firemen arrived to exllnguish
the blaze.
Club manager Jerr Green said
Coast Crash Kills Three
Thirteen others in four genera-
tions lived in lhe house in the
South Ozone Park section or
Queens.
Frank Fellccea, the infant's
grandfather, found the child's
body Tuesday and ulled pollce
about a dozen members wett in Two men and a baby girl were
the club at the time but all were killed Tuesday in a grinding
evacuated safely. A member Dana Point collision that oc-
fint noticed the ~laze, be said. curred when another car travel-
Tbe rare spre1Cl about 20 reet tng 55 to eo miles per hour ap-
rrom the sauna and into the cell· · parenUy failed to stop at a light.
int and crawl space above, Oran1e County Coroner's of·
Green said. ttcials ldentlried the dead as
He said there was also smoke Samuel J . Must.an, 20, and bis
damage throu1bout the club; rour·month-old daua hter, Alana
water damage to carpets and a Carol, both of 153 Avenida
burned electrical conduit that Miramar tn San Clemente.
put the club's restaurant out of Mustari was a marine at Camp
bualneu for 1 day. Pendleton.
Came of the ttre 11 under ln· Jdentillcatlon ot the third \lie·
vestltat.loo. tlm, a lf.year-old Marine who
was a passenger ln Mustarl's
car , was withheld pending
notificatlon of next of kln.
California Highway Patrol
s pokesman Tom Sapp said lhe
f :30 p .m . accident occurred
when a lW73 Cadillac driven by
Nelda Silventeln, 19, of West
Covina, apparenUy ran the red
ll&ht at Selva Road and Pacific
Coast lnahway.
Miss Sllverateln 'a car
s lammed broadald e Into
Mustari'a car, wtdcb w11 travel·
tna south on Coast Hl1hway,
hurline the inf ant out of the vehi-
cle. Miss Silverstein was taken to
Saddleback Community Hospital
and later transrerred to UCI
Medical Center with major ln·
juries. Her condition today was
not avallable .
A third car was atruck by t.be
Silverstein vehicle after lt
careened orr Muatart ·s car. but
the driver wu not. Injured.
Hlabwey Patrol s pokesman
Sapp aa1d 1 S"PeClal accident in-
veaticatlon team wu atudytna
the collision today.
from a neighbor's home. ·
The children's stomachs were
bloated because ''all they ever
fed them was warm water or
tea. They'd cry themselves to
sleep down there in the cellar,"
said an 18-year-old neishbor,
Eddie Cruz.
Tommy FeUccea was treated
at Queens General Hospital for
expo&ure. Three other youna
children, lncludlng two coualM,
were turned over to the clty'a
Bureau ol Child Welfare after
belna treated for exoosure.
(See INFANT, Pa(e A!)
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HEROISM CfTEO
Security Ouerd CarnbMn
Guard Cited
For Heroism
1 11 Slwoting
SAN DIEGO tAPl While a
sniper was killing the princ,paJ
and c ustodian al Cleveland
Elementary School and wound·
In g e i ght c hi ldren and a
policeman last week. Steven G
Cambhn drove a dump truck in-
to the asl>a1lant 's line of fire.
He was an unsung hero until
Tuesday. when the Board of
Education. after being notifi~d •
bv police. cited him for "heroic
and unselfish actions ...
Camblin. a district security
guard at a nearby high school.
was called to help at Cleveland
and arrived in the middle of lhe
gunfire that fatally wounded
Principal Burton Wragg, custo.
dian Mike Suchar and inJured
several students.
Camblin saw police trying un-
s uccessfully to start a large
trash vehkle and ran to their
aid With the help of an officer,
ht• drove the vehicle into the
school driveway where 1t could
uct as a shield for the wounded,
authorities said.
No public mention was made
of Camblln's heroism last week.
He returned to his post and filed
a routine report to city police tor
their investigation.
Ch arged in the shootings was
l~·year-old Brenda Ann Spencer,
a student al Patrick Henry High
~chool where Camblin works
4-lane Laguna
Road Endorsed
Oni lNt h Of\ or a four·lan
div1dl'd roadway t-xkndln.i the
fuU 1ev~n milt lt>n •th of t.agun11
Can)on Roud w1i111 endor ed by
Laaun .. fk' .. ch couucll mtimtM-ra
4rue da) l\lgbt 1n a r olut.too
authort'd by Councilman K •Uy Do yd
On!) \oun<'ilwo m un Sully
Belh.-nK' ubstu1nt•d frorn volln.i
on the l'CMllutlQn, which calls ror
1mmcd1ate plannlntc und con
itruction of u four lane hlghw11y
throuch \ht' w•nding hill or
Laguna C1tnyon lo tbe S~:tn Diego
1''reeway.
Boyd's resolution was prompt
ed by ~ latest fatahtle on th~
narro"' two-lane roadway, In·
eluding a head-on collision and a
motorcycle death Jan. 27.
Two motorists ln one vehicle.
and a motorcychsl we re killed
within hours t>f each other on the
st retch which runs through the
cities of Laguna Beach, Irvine
and county territory.
Boyd said more than 26,000
vehicles traverse the canyon
road daily, adding that stepped
up traffic enforcement on the
stretch has not resuUed in fewer
deaths.
More than 1,650 citations were
issued within the city portion of
the roadway during 1978 alone,
Boyd said, but nine head-on col·
lisions have occurred in the past
three years.
He said that despite heavy
traffic enforcement the number
of deaths did not decline.
although the number of _irtjury
accidents was cul nearly tn haJf
from 1977 to 1978.
St atistics provide d by the
three governme nt agencies
overseeing the canyon road
show 21 people have bt!en killed
on the road since 1975 a nd another
185 injury accidents have occured
in that period. .
"One third of the fatal acct·
dents were the result of head-on
collisions." Boyd said, adding a
four·Jane djvided highway might
have prevented many of those
deaths.
He said copies of the resolu-
tion should be sent to the lrvlne
Ci t y Council, t h e county .
CalTrans officials and local
representatives. .
Councilwoman Bellerue said
she abstained from voting on
Boyd's resolution because she
fo ll there mlt1hl be o ther
i.tlll'rnut ivcs to a to ur.Jane
highway.
"J · m very concerned about
Hfely on that road, but I don't
want to Jump into one $0lutlon," ah~ sa d today
Mr · Bt>llerue said the Laguna
Lukes 'fask Force is taking the
cunyon road into its planning
conaJderatlon, "and they should
be the ones coming up with the
11olutlon "
U.S. Oil
Inventory
Depleting
WASHINGTON CAP I -
E nergy Secretary J ames Sch~es·
intter said today the .tr.aman
cn s is could leave U.S. oil inven-
tories "dangerously low" for
next winter and force imposition
of conservation controls.
Appearing before the Senate
Energy Committee. Schlesinger
said there has been no indication
"that the slide of Ira n toward
chaos has been arrested " or
whe n stability might be restored
in the Middle East country.
The poHlical turmoil in that
country has shut off Iran's
former exports or 5 million bar-
r els of oil daiJy to the world
market, forcing consumer na-
tions to draw on their inven-
tories. The U.S. share of Iranian
exports was 900,000 ban-els dai·
ly. CRelated story. Page B6).
"Unless we are able to restock
for next winter, our inventories
could be dangerously low." he
said.
"We do not know the extent lo
which we would need to turn to
mandatory measures if. indeed,
they are required," he said.
Schlesinger said he does not
b e lieve manda t or y controls
should include gasoline ration-
ing.
He said the goal of voluntary
and possibly mandatory controls
would be to reduce U.S. oil con-
sumption by 500,000 barrels a
day.
Agents Seize Drugs
Worth $6.7 Million
Among the possible man-
datory actions he cited were re·
quiring service stations to close part of weekends, imposing tem-
perature controls on buildings
a nd pressing for greater use of
coal in power plants. .
Re also cited volunta r y
adh e rence to the 55 mph
hi ghway speed limit.
SAN JOSE CAP ) Local,
s tate a nd federal narco~ics
agents have a r rested seven peo-
ple and seized more than 50
pounds of PCP Angel Dust
with a s treet value of $6.7
million at nearby Santa Cruz
and Bend. Ore.
The operation was said lo be a
major supplier of PCP in the
San Francisco Bay area, its
breakup was announced Tues-
day by San Jose Police Chier
. Joseph McNa mara. U.S. Al·
torney William Hunter ; George
Halpin. acting regional Drug
E nforcement Administration
director. and Dan Addario, head
of the San Francisco DEA office.
Agents confiscated mor~ than
50 pounds of the drug in finished
and intermediate s tages,
laboratory equ ipment, four
vehicles and six weapons at a re-
Bhutto Supported
RAWALPINDI , Pakis t a n
1 AP > Foreign allies and
others appealed lo President
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq today to
spare lhe Jife of former Prime
Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, but
so far th<'rC was no nationwide
n sh of demonstrations in sup-
port of the political leader facing
tbe gallows .
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mote cabin six to eight miles
from Bend. where five of the
s u s p ects were t ake n into custody.
Addario said the laboratory
had an estimated annual produc·
lion capacity of between 90 and
120 pounds.
The maximum output would
h ave a street value of more than
$13 million.
The investigation, under way
three months. was launched in
San Jose, Addario said.
Richard Dunagan, a DEA task
force agent, said the group ac·
counted for 85 percent of the
PCP traffic in the Sant a Clara
Valley a n id bus iness in
Sacramento.
Those arrested various
charges of ma nufac .re, dis-
tribution and sale of the con-
trolled s ubs tance aod con·
spiracy were identified as:
Gary Deman Vodak. 31. Santa
Cruz. a physicist who also owns
a Santa Cruz construction firm
and allegedly the chemist for the
ope ration; Kevin Michael Cum-
mings, 23, Bend; Julie Ann
Gibson, 20, Vallejo. Calif.;
George Duane Gorman, 28,
Boulder Creek. Calif.; Bill Jack
Phillips, 24. Santa Cruz; Joseph
Lawrence Dillion, 30, Watson-
ville, and Brian P. Scherf, 23,
Watsonville.
Tuv Vessels
Owse Record
Off Mexico
A new elapsed tlme r ecord in
the 1,124-mile Marina de l Rey to
Puerto Vallarta yacht race ap-
peared certain today as the two
lead boats in the 21-boat fl eet re-
)torted positions that should
place them across the f lnish line
shortly after noon Thursday.
The 6S·fool sloop Ragtime re·
ported a pos-ition 290 miles from
the finish after a 250-mile day's
run.
The 69-foot stoop Drifter also
Jogged a 250-mile day and was
about 21 miles behind Ragtime.
The elapsed time record la alx
days, t hree houri and 39
minutel'. That would 1lve lhe
,yacht. unUJ Friday at 3 p.m .
PST for a new record.
Radio tranamlUlon from lbe escort ve11el Plone1t wa a
garbled and the Yteatber ud
b1ndlcap positions were un·
read a bl
E',.._Page AJ
INFANT •••
Another n eighbor, Russell
Cordero, 15, said older family
m e mbers frequently only ate
"macaroni boiled in water with
nothing on Jt."
The inside of the house, he
said. ''is just a wreck, it's a
sha mbles, there ar e roaches and
rats."
"Nobody in the house ever
washed. Whal the heck, when
it 's 13 degrees who's going to
t ake a showe r or a bath?"
Cordero said.
William Hand. a spokesman
for Brooklvn UnJon Gs" r,n •u1in the met.er al the two-story struc-
ture was removed July 26, 1977,
for a long-overdue bill totalling
$1 ,397.~. .
"I don't know what they did
for heal last winter." he said,
adding that the family had been
advised the meter could be re-
installed if they paid the bill by
ins tallments or some other
method. The fa mily never
responded, Hand said.
"Nobody ln the house works .
Almos t ever yb ody gets a
welfare check," Cordero said.
Welfare officia ls confirmed
tha t the dead girl's grand·
mother, Lorraine F e lic ·
cea, 50, and six of her children
receive we Jfare funds . Her
grandfather, 46, a coJlector of
used tlres, receives Social
Security supplem entary income
for an undisclosed disability.
Cordero said Cynthia and her
brother "were never Jet out of
the basement .
F,....Pflfle A J
BINGO •••
ca feteria, fearing the gunmen
were still tn the area.
After the volley of buJlets,
police said, one of the gunmen
demanded money from the
bingo cashier but was told lbe
cash had been taken to a secure
place as soon as lt was collected,
poltce saJd.
The gunmen fled Into the
re1ldentiaJ nelghborhood without
getting a cent. police reportedb-.i Green u1d tbe church _,re·
ported minor parktn1 lot mu1·
gins• and robbtn11 or bln10
patron1 before. GrMn H one
of the nww told blm \he church
would probablJ dl1conUnue
blqopm..
I
°"''" "* ,..,. .._ 'BANDIT' KEEPING AN EYE OUT FOR NEW MASTER
Penny Miine Holda Hard·luok Pooch In L.agun•
Third Charm?
()ne.eyedDog Rejected Again
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of Ille Dally l'I._ SC.ft
Maybe three times wUI be the charm for . a one-eyed
pooch who has been rejected by two owners 10 as many
months at the Laguna Beach animal shelter.
Bandit is back at the city shelter after his second set of
masters decided they didn't want the animal they adopted
two days before . Members of the Pet Responsibility Com
millee ln Laguna Beach say they'll really screen the next
applicant.
IT ALL STARTED a rew months ago when the friendly
basset-beagle mix was brought to the sheller as a lost dog.
He was adopted. But later the two-toned pooch turned
up on Coast Highway near Boal Canyon, appart:nlly. aban-
doned. The dog was struck by a car. and a vetennanan re -
moved the animal's r ight eye.
Then it was back to the shelter for some good care and
recuperation. As soon as the stitches were removed. Ban-
dit was up for adoption again.
He sat around the shelter for nearly a month before
Pel Responsibility Committee officials asked a daily paper
to feature Bandit in a "Dog of the Week" photo.
THE PICTURE OF BANDIT, peering into the pbotog.
rapher's camera appeared in Saturday's pa~r. and t~at
afternoon a 10-year-old girl and her mother arnved.to pick
up the pet as a birthday present. . .
Monday morning, animal control offlcers found Bandit
back at the s helter
.. As soon as the animal control offi cer opened the ga~e.
Bandit leaped into his truck and feJJ asleep," said Commit-
tee member Gen McMenomy this morning.
"I don't think her parents were too keen on a one.eyed
dog." Ms. Mc Menomy said. "Th~ kids are aJways g~ea~
but the dog isn't good enough lookmg for many adults.
o BANDIT SHARES a run with another canine al the
sheller, waiting. . . ..
"The poor little schnook 1s as fnendly as he can be"
Mrs. McMenomy said. "It's a shame some ~pie can t
overlook a handicap in exchan~e for a loving pet.
Anyone interested in giving Bandit a third chance
can reach the Pet Responsibility Committee by calling
494-2000.
From Page A J
SNOW IN SOUTH •••
person was killed in a traffic ac-
cident on an icy road and two
others died in a house fire that
was blamed on a faulty heater .
A state trooper on t~e Pe"!n·
sy l va ni a Tu rn p i k e 1 n
Montgomery County said slick
roads were causing numerous
accidents. .
"They're sailing and cinder·
ing, but they're not ~~le to k~p
up with the rate 1t s coming
down." be said. "It's terriblE'.·
Tbere are a Jot or small acc1·
dents ."
•
Gem
Talk
ByJ C tlUMPllHll::S
Cert1(1ed Gemoloq1at. ACiS
THE SAME FACES
we rr ·'"" hPre
ln New Jersey. Nicholas
Cifelli of the St a te Highway
Dep artment summed up the
problem m the urban areas .
"Once rush hour starts." be
said. "you can 'l plow or work on
thl' snow with traffic out there.
So Wl' may have a problem this
afternoon."
The storm also dropped heavy
s now in central Arkansas and
the mountains of the CaroHnas.
a nd snow warnings were issued
for parts of Oklahoma.
People who stop in our store '
often remark that they kee p see·
ing the same faces over and over.
And, they seem to like that. ·
Farmers
Petition
Congress
WASHINGTON <AP> -Cold
and stiff after camping durlng
the city's heaviest snowstorm of
the year. protesting farm ers re-
turned to Cong ress and the
AgrlcuJlure ~partment today.
Secretary Bob Bergland coun·
tered with an upbeat message
about rural prosperity.
·'The s tale or American
agriculture Is substantially bet·
ter than it was a year ago,"
Bergland saJd in remarks pre·
pared for a hearing by the House
Agriculture Committee.
His comments sharply disput-
ed the views of 3,500 protesting
~raJn and cotton farmers, who
say they are squeezed between
low prices for crops and high
prices for fertilizer, m achinery.
fuel and land.
"In virtually every respect,
1978 was a good year for the
American f a rm e r ," the
agriculture secretary said.
He added, however, "It s hould
go without saying ... there re-
mained lndtvldual farm
ope rators in every region of the
country who did not fare well."
Awaiting Bergland at the
h ea ring was audi e nce o f
farmers who say they fear los-
mg their land tr they lose their
case.
Heavy security m easures
were taken to protect Bergland
in the aftermath of his hard·
nosed rejection of the farmers'
demand for new laws to restore their income. ·
While many or the farmers
headed for the committee hear-
ings and other congressional of-
fi ces. police granted the pro-
testers permission for a limited
"tractor cade" around the
Agriculture Departmeot.
F ro.a Page Al
BUS ING ••.
1tiative, Mrs. Enderle continued.
will be to take decisions about
school organiiation matte rs
away from courts and vest them
in the Legislature.
Bus-Bloc was organized by
Mrs. Enderle and Huntington
Beach Union High School Dis·
trict Trustee Doris Allen to com.
bat the so-called metropolitan
plan , a school busing blueprint
that would join Orange County
with the three neighboring coun.
ties for purposes of achieving a
raciaJ balance in public schools.
The plan was ouUined by a panel or experts appointed dur-
ing court proceedings in the
lengthy Los Angeles Unified
School District bug"iJig case.
Mrs. Enderle said Bus-Bloc
expects to be joined in gathering
petition signatures stat.ewide by
various boards of realtors, pro-
family and pro-life or ganiza-
tions. Sh<! said she doesn't know
1f the Los Angeles-based Bus
Stop will join the effort.
She said her organization has
collected $18,000 in donations so
fa r. but expenses for brochures,
ne wsletters and.other items bas totaled $)8,500.
Fro.P ageAJ
MARVIN •••
Marvin left in which sbE' shouted
at the actor: "You kHled my
babies." referring to abortions
she had.
Under questioning by another
member of Marvin's d efense
team. Kagon attempted to re-
veal other rem arks made during
the confrontation.
a W( Ld$ Watch SIS8S
with diamond at 12:00
b. Diamond & Emerald
Rlno S4SOO.
Now we're not bragging about
how o~r faces look . . . just that
we're always here. We've been
here for over 33 years, and hope
to stay a lot longer. Why? ~ell ,
we 've got a nice location
downtown, away from the .hig~·
rent shopping centers. Parking ts
right out front. We 're able to con·
linue to deal in hig h quality
without charging a pre mium for
overhead expenses. We get along
fine with our neighbors. too.
We're happy to be involved in ef·
forts to Improve our town ~nd
make it nn even better place to
live . We think its pretty nice the
way it is, but just like our store.
we always want t.o make ll bet·
ter.
Valentine's Day
So, stop by any time you want
to c heck on our face .
J. C. JJump~rt.•6 J.Wtlt,.,
MCM9U AMUICAN GfM SOCIETY ~
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lndustnr Needs Decline?
WASIBNGTON CAP)-WhUe prof·
It.a a.nd jobs are lncreaalnt, the need
for import.a in the U.S. 1teel lndu11t-ry
11 docreaslng , accordlna to the
TreasuT)' Department.
Treasury Undersecretary Anthony
Solomon told a Senate C?Ommiltee
Tuesday tbot profits wer. about S804
m illlon during the first elaht months
of lut year, compared wllh a los11 of
$40 million durina the 1ama lime in
1977,
He said employment lncretsed by
about 16,000 joba •In ce tM govern·
ment bt«an a profra m Jut May to
prolect. the dom tJc ateel lndu.st.ry
fro m lmt>orts. lie nld Imports
declined ;ibout 3 percent •ince the
proaram beg11n.
Wednesday. February 7, 1979 s DAILY PILOT 87
Oaanglng Ti•es
W orl~ Currency
Value Puzzling
8)' MILTON MOSKOWITZ • Do you understand the world or lntcrnallonal curren~ transacUoru?
Oo you know why the dollar that once bought 360
Japanese yen now buylS only 200 yen, at lbe most?
DID VOl1 RF:ALIZE THAT THE U.S . Treasury
De partment has recently been borrowing money io
Switzerland and Germa ny. and then using those funds ~
prop up the dollar on foreign.exchange markets?
Do you know why 40 countries measure their curren·
cies by what they're worth in U.S. dollars whtle other
countries use different standards? Bangladesh, ror eXllm·
pie, measures against the British pound.
Fourteen nations in
Africa peg their curren-
cies to t he F r e nch
fra nc. A dozen nations
u se as tbe i r b ase
some thing called the
special drawing rights
of the Internutionul
Monetary Fund.
Money
Tree
You're probably aware that you could have made a
fair amount of money in previous years by taking dollars
out of your American bank account and exchanging lhem
for Swiss francs in a Swiss bank account.
But did you know that if you had a Swiss bank account
last October, you would have been able to bump up the
va lue of your holdings by 15 percent in November by
switching to a dollar account in a U.S. bank?
IF YOU ARE BEWILDERED BY these a ctivities.
don't despair. Know at least that so is everyone else.
A clear sign that we don't know what we're doing bas
come Crom the Rockefeller Foundation, which is putting up
$500,000 a year for three years to finance tbe liberations of
30 experts who will wrestle w1th these international
economic problems and seek unifying solutions.
These experts are a high-powered bunch. They include
H. Joh~es Witleveen. former managjng dir ector or the
lntem at1onal Monetary Fund. who will chair the grou~t
Otmar Emminger. preside nt of the West German Bun-
desbank; Federal Reserve Board member Henry WalUch;
Jawad Hashim. managing director or the Ara b Monetary
Fun~: economist Fritz MachJup: Jacques Malsonrouge.
president or IBM World Trade: C. W. McMahon. executive
director of the Bank or Ehgland: Robert V. Roosa, former
under secretary of the U.S. Treasury, now a partner in
Brown Brothers Harr im an; He rbert Ste in, former
chairman of the President's Council of Economic Ad,
visers: Michiya Matsukawa, special a dviser to tht
Japanese Minister of F inance.
IN ANNOUNCING THE f'ORM/\Tl01' of this 30·
member study group. John F Knowles. president of the
RockefeUerFoundation. said the hope is lo "bring some or·
deroutofthe present chaos."
Witteveen, who will super vise this inquiry, noted that
nol even the experts h ave a "clear and complete un·
derstanding" of how the international monetary system
works.
It's a measure of the confusion in which the world
operates that it's ~oing to lake these experts three years
and $1.5 million of Rockefeller money to come up w1lb
some possible answers as to how the international currc~·
cy system should function.
The fi_rst meeting of these 30 ex~rts will be held in ~
m1ddle of February. They will gather in Bermuda, which
is a good place to visit in lhe dead of winter. Promotes
clear thinking.
Fann Protesters
Press Bergland
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WASHING TON I AP J Agriculture Secretary Bob
Bergland is being reminded once again that just three
year s ago he was pushing for higher government loan
ra tes on key crops, the goal expressed by protestinfl
farmers of the American Agricultute Movement.
The tractor·driving protesters in Washington this week
want Bergland to use existing authority under the Food
and Agricult ure Act of 1977 to raise loan rates to 90 percent
or parity.
BERGLAND AND OTHER administration offici$
have said they do not plan any changes in existing pr1c
support levels for maJOr crops such as wheat, corn an~
coll on.
A year ago. with the AAM here on its first extendid
campaign to get higher prices, leaders recalled that wheo
the secretary was Rep. Rob Bergla nd. D-Minn. hi) circulated on Feb. 27. 1976, a "Dear Coll eague" letter til ,• othe r House mem be~
asking help in sPonsoC-
iog a rc!.olulion calli111
Erfl StfN.fLYS/S fo r loan rule~ to bv. raised to 90 Pt!rcent ci( parity.
The resol uti011
called for the loan rate&
to be raised to 90 percent under ex.isttng authorit y for mi!K
wheat, com and othe r feed grains. and soybeans.
,I\ YEAR LATER, BERGLAND joined the Carter
cabinet as secretar:,l of agriculture and Congress passea
the Food and Agriculture Act. It al~ gave the secretatf
of agriculture authority to adjust loan rates with~
specified ranges. '
That is whut the >\AM wants Bergland to do now: Ulit
his authority under the 1977 Cann law to boost lo11n rates to
the 90 percent level. The loan rates a re the a mounts far mers can borrow
by using their commodities as collateral. If casb market
prices are higher within a specified lime period, farmers
can pay off their loan!J and sell the commodities for cash.
IF MARKET PRICES DO not go up, a common prac·
llce by fa rme rs bas been lo Jct the government
"foreclose" and L'.lke over ownership or the crop. The loan.
meantime, is coruJidered settled.
Loan rates for crops generaJJy a.re rar below Lbe 90 percent level. The 1oan for 1978-crop wheat, as an eicam·
ple, is $2.35 a bushel.
Thal is about 42 percent of the current parity price for
wheat of $5.61 a bushel. ..
Thus, a loan rote equal to 90 ~nt or parity would be
nbouL ~.05 a bushel agalnst the exl.IUn.c loan or $2.35 ror
wheat produced last year.
Parity, a key word ln lhe AAM vocabulary, is a
thcoreUcal pricuelated to rarmera· producUon expenses
and .. noats" accordln1 to tnnetJon and other factors.
Real Estate Loans Grow
Bank ot America h111 reported that IC. lona·term roaJ
e1late loan volume lncreued 48 perceot to 83.92 bUIJon lr
lt78 trom $2.SS bllllon In the previous year.
The bank aJ o made ahort·term COMtruc\ion loant
totallna SJ.45 bHllon lut year, an Increase o! 45 pen:eQJ
from $1.00 billion in tm.
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1:00 e CE 8PtOEfWotAN
Peter Parker, on esslgn.
l'l&nl lo photograph some
11re coins, witnesaes a
b11arre robbery
Cl SUPERTRAIN
(Premiere! A mys1enous
assaasln makes repeated
a11empt1 on the Hie ol one
Hi Ho, Silverman
New NBC Chief Making His Move
By PET ER J. BOYER
LOS ANGELES I AP l NBC. to
its credit. knows a bad thing when tl
sees one. The network s aw lots of bad
things in the shows it introduced last
fall. had the good sense to ax them
a ll . and has begun the {lltdseaS<Jn with
a bra nd·ncw batch of hopefuls.
Now begins Fred Sil verman's turn.
The storwd programming cxc<:ullvc
was hired as NBC
pres ide nt la s t
year at a r£•portcd
SI milhon annual·
ly to make the
network respecta·
bl e a g a i n It
should be said that
las t fall's NRC dis·
a s ters can 't be
l a id al Sil ver -
m a n 's d oor be ·
s11..vu"'"" ca use the s hows we r e set to go
before Silverman took over.
But NBC 's m id seas on ent ries
rcn ect the Silverma n hand. a style
that brought ABC to the top when
Silverman was there.
A LOOK AT NBC's plan to chmb
out from under the rubble of recent
seasons
Monday night is one e vening in
which NBC has something rcsembl·
ing a sturdy cornerstone. the quality
family show "Little House on t he
Prairie." Uut instead of using that to
lead into a weekly series, though,
NBC 1s leaving the rest of Monday
evening lo .. Big Event." a coll ection
of m ade-for-TV movies and lhe Hke.
Tuesd ay pr esen t s no s u c h
poss1bl1t1 es for the network The
evening has been owned by ABC for
year s. with "Happy Days" and
"La verne and Shi rley" starting the
evening. NBC is trying to grab som~
or that audience with "Cliffhangers,"
a TV version of "P erils or Pauline"
movie ser ials which will feature
three continuing stories in its weekly
hour. NBC follows this with a movie.
W EDNESDAY BRIN GS the
goofiest or NBC 's n e w s hows,
"Supertra1n," aim~t derailing
AB C 's "Ei g h t. i~n ou g h .''
"Su pe rtrain " bas be e n called
" 'Love Bont ' on Wheels" and
"Sllvermantrain" beca use it was so
obviously ins pired by Silverman's
success ··Love Boat" a l ABC. An CC·
centric billionaire builds a huge.
200-mile-per·hour atomic train that
t r avels coast-to-coast while guest
stars make dra ma inside . This leads
in to the promis ing "Nove ls for
T e levis ion'' p ro ject, which will feature s uch projects as "From Here
to Eternity" a nd "Brave New World."
Thursday will be women's night at
NBC. with Louisa May Alcott's "Lit·
lie Women." "Quincy" and "Mrs.
Columbo ... the adventures or Lt.
Colu mbo's wife . "Quincy" ha s
tre mendous female a ppeal. and 'Lit·
tie Women' by its nature has female
appeal." We inbla tt s ays. "We
thought we could put 'Quincy' in the
m iddle that night and each show
wo uld fl ow into a nother. You'r e
building a block there ...
Frida)' 1s N BC 's night at the fun·
nies. with 'Diff'renl Strokes." er de·
cently rated s how. leading into:
"Brothers and Sisters," a weak cam-
pus caper . "Turnabout." about a cou·
pie who switch personalities. "Hello
Larry." McLean Stevenson's latest
try. and "Sweepst akes." a comedy·
d rama about a m illion ·dollar
give away and the lives it changes.
NBC has avoided comedy lately. Still
is.
ON SATURDAY, NBC goes after
the men, assum ing that the ladies
will be involved with ABC's "Love
Boat" and "Fantasy Island.'' NBC
opens a nd closes with established
shows. "CHiPs " and "The Rockford
Files." wit h "B.J . and The Bear" in
between. "B.J ." is a guy with a truck
who travels with a monkey named
Bear. NBC says the men will love
that. I don't know why.
Sunday wilt be NBC as usual, ex-
c e pt th eir n e w s m agazi n e ,
"Weekend," will be added to the late·
hour slot. "World of Disney" and a
"Big Event " movie wi ll precede
"Weekend." It's a weak night for the
network.
In all. it Is a much stronger season
for NBC, though the network almost
certainly won't catch CBS and ABC
in the ratings race.
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pnony NO 7 II l)e(fOfmed
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Norm111 Corwin pr._-.ta
Oacat-winntng and noml·
N ied IN>t1 hims, lnefuding
"Or1a1," "Ovellur e, ..
"Spill$ And Chllll" Ind
"The Bead 0111'1'8 "
UO m THE C>00 COUPLE
Fella • Pll pa1101 takes a
turn tor lhe WOf'H. and
Otc:er otters 10 handle lho
burtol a111ngements.
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TIME 8 THE AMERICANS
"The Football Coach"
FocuMS on WOOdy HayM
or Ohto Stale Unive<"sny CD MERV OAIFAN,
Gues11 Dustin Holtman,
Oofln1 Summe<, Hamson
FO<d. Ju111n Herny, Hal
Linden. P11r1c1a Anne
Palls. Keene CurttS. The
Or"pnans from "A.-.:· m DAVID SUSSKINO
Piii I "Ara Cflmlnals Som
Or Made?" Part II "How
To Save \lour Teeth"
9:30 II Cl) THE
JEffEASOHS
Louiae's special award for
ch11rlty con1rlbuttons may
be 1eop1rdized by
Geo<ge·s .. donation" to a
poflltetlll
TUBE TOPPERS
KHJ 8 7:20 -NBA Basketball. The
Los Angcles Lakers meet the Golden
State Warriors in a Western Division
matchup.
NBC tD 8 :00 -Supe rtra in .
Premiering a new series set aboard an
ultra-modern transcontinental train <see
photo below>.
KTLA 0 9:00 -The Americans .
Former Ohio State football coach Woody
Hayes who was fi red after slug~ing a n
opposing player -is the subject or
tonight's prqfile . filmed before his
ouster.
• LANGSTON
Geo<gl1 Slat• legltl•tor
01vlcf Sc;otl r9CllM the
work ot Langslon ttugr.t,
which pot1rays the black
eJU)etience In Atrlce Ind
Amer tea.
10:00 II Cl) KAZ
Samuel 811MC111'1 chance
to become en auomey
general la jeopar.dlzed by
1(12. D OUINCV
Quincy dllCO'lefl thal a
legal shipment of danger·
ou1 cMtnlcela may have
.,_, 1119 ~ ol an air·
llne dl1H11f 11:.
A boyhOod friend (John
Aubln1111ln) of Dan's
r11urns 10 Laa Vegas es •
tllt man wllh Ofdefa to kilt
D•n and fhllllp Roth (Tony
Curtta)
G) L.Er8 00 TO THE
RACES fil) HERE TO MAKE
MUSIC
A biogr 1phte PQ'lf all or
llzhak Perlman.
Qi) ALFAED I. OU PONT
.. Colum bl• University
Aw1rd1 For Broaocast
JOu<Aalllnl" The .....,ltdS
and Clips lrom venous
en111es win be pr-ted . 10'.301 • NEWS 11:00 D 0 Cl) ®l HEWS
MAKE ME LAUGH 0 MOVIE
• • • .. , Walk Alone"
( 19481 Llzabe1h Scon. Burt
Lancaat11 A mobster
learns 1hfough experience
thal hi• tough 18C1ica don't
WOt1I es well .. they once
dtcl.(2hr1 I
• THIE 000 COUP\.E
Felix "d11COYer1" an opera
singer. bu1 1t1e ·1 too Illy 10
1ioO In publlC. tit THE GOOOIE.S
The Ooo<llel build 1 boll
and ... rch for a lost
llland. filD OIC1< CAWTT
Guest: James 01tw1v
(Plft 2of 21
11:30 8 Cll ROCt<FORO ALES
Rockf0<d'1 1nvesOgatoon
1n10 the c:tea1h of 11n Old
army buddy lea<ls him to
an 11rrns-smuggtong ""0-D TONIGHT
Hott. Johnny Carson
Guest Wiiiard Espy 8 TW1UOHT ZONE
.. A Hunored Yatds 0-.er
The Alm" The leader of a
wagon treln across the
New MeXIOO terrtlOl"f tn
1847 comes aaou a high·
way
0 ®l POUCE WOMAN
Pepper po9411 as an art
class model to f;nd •he
murdeler of two WOt1'men
I THE OOHO SHOW
OETSMART
Mea must prove 10 the
Ct1..C 1na1 n.·1 the reel
Max when l(AOS makes a
dupllcete ot him flD CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
MORNING
12.-00 8 TWIUOHT ZONE
.. The 7th IS MaOe Up 01
Phan1oms" m ALFRED HrTCHCOCf<
PRESENTS
Whodunit on Wheels
Steve Lawrence <center > enlists the aid of fellow passenge rs Don
Meredith and Char Fontaine to help find out who is trying to kill him
on the premiere episode of "Supertrain" tonight at 8 on NBC. Channel
ABC: B_ofTop 10
NEW YORK IAP l -CBS dealt the
opposition a knockdown punch with
"Rocky" Sunday night, but ABC
came back with some solid in-
fighting to wi n the week's ratings
competition.
A BC. in fact. listed eight of the 10
most -watched program s for the week
ending Feb. 4. figures from the A.C.
Nielsen Co. show. The interlopers
were Sylvester Stallone's film and ·
"60 Minutes,'' also on CBS, No. 7 in
the ratings.
It was ABC's fourth straight week·
ly triumph after a run at the top by
CBS. ABC's rating for the week was
21.3, with CBS second at 21.l and
NBC a distant third at 17.6.
T HE NETWORKS say ABC's rat·
ing means In an average pri~e-time
minute during the week , 21.3 percent
or the homes in the country were
tuned to the No. 1 network.
There was little new in ABC's suc·
cess. "Laverne and Shirley" finished
s econd to "Rocky,'' with "Happy
Days" third and "Three's Company"
fourth.
T he rating for "Rocky ," CBS' Sun·
day night movie being shown for the
first time on television, was 36.9.
Nielsen says t hat means or all the
hom es in the country with television.
36.9 percent saw at least part or the
show.
HERE ARE THE WEEK 'S Top 10
programs:
Sunoay Mo1rle -"Rockv." with • r.tlnq of J6,. repreMMmo 21 s mlllton tlot'nK. ces· "L•--S/lirlty," J4 I or 2S.• mllllon, "'H•~' 0...S::" SUM 2S mllllOfl "Tlltw'' ~.,. ·· ll •or U 'million, ''Mol'lt ano Mlndv.",. a orn1m1111on. ano "CNrlle'sAngt~."
11. o• ?U mllllon, •II A8C: "'° Mlnul~;· a. Ot ,. J
million. CBS. ttnd "Elotlt I~ EncH1911" -"~ Boal •• botll H "S or 11 1 mtnion, ttnd "~111n· II." 1t • 0t 20 mllllofl, all A8C.
T ... N>dlO~·
MOftCla• ~ -•·eactt\lal" •t ,,,. Wlllt. Mouw." N8C. "T••I," A8C. "M·A·$-H," ces: "Diii'~' SlfollU ," NBC: "VtQH ," A8C: "CHIPt." NBC; "Barney Mii .... ," ABC: "The Clor" Is 0.-," ''°"4d .
Ftvtr." -.. ,,.,. Hom·P•n I," •II CBS.
FAOM Fash ion Island
N e wport B each STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR
' t
TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTlNGS
A woman hes a unique
mtthOd tor ICQUlfloO ~tf,
Cl) GET SMART
Mlll I nd tt dltK;Over th.It 8
gu<u 11 plo11tng • wide
~ .. hypno11.ung ICt\111'141
12::IO 8 MOVIE
• • • '" ··inherit The
Wind" ( 111601 Spencer
Trw:y. Fr.Otte March The
COIKlroom ballfe bet-
C1eftne9 Otirow Ind Wll-
hem J9tlntngt 8ry1n oV«
tM tMell4ng of O.rwtn I
thoc)(y OI evolution on Ten-
n e 11 a e schoots 11
e11mined (2 hfs • 26 mm )
• MOVIE
• • • .. The Goddess"
( 11158) l(om S1antey. Lloyd
Bridgff Paddy Chayflf •
P Y. story ot 8 !One4V
women 1truogt1no '°' Ho•·
tywood SlltdOm (2 htS I
., MOVIE
• • .. Reds 1n10 Laramie ·
( 195A) John Payne Mlfl
BllOChard In oroer 10
bring In the ra;ltoad. e rog·
ged Army -oean• 1ogn1s
conupuon and sat>o1age in
the lawtess 1own ol Laram·
le. Wyoming. ( 1 hr., 30
mini
12:37 0 ®) MANNIX
Mannix 1nve111ga1ea the
death of a tormet girllrteno
of a tong11mc friend
12.:40 • Cll l(OJAK
Ko!lk os m111aken '°' a pn·
v11e oe1ectM1 wtoo w"
mu<<Wed (RI
1:00 II TOMORROW
Guu11 w1sn1ng1on Post
repo11er Bob Meyer~
e••fl9811SI O.al Rot>er•s..
0 LOVE EXPERTS
1:300 WANTED: DEAO OA
ALIVE
"Tw91n Shall Moel"
1:460 NEWS
1:1!08 NEWS
2:008 ' NEWS
0 MO\llE ••'It "When l over~
Meet" 119461 George
81en1. Lucoll.i Ball A ll Sh·
10n edllOf dlseovi!t S her
hustiaod was. • .unla1t1'tul
outing lhe war a"o '" a
rage rusnes 10 Las V90M
tor a divorce 12 hrs I
«!) OET8MART
CONTROL and KAOS 1om
forces 1" thP search lor d
moo sc1en11" 1hrea1en1ria
10 oeslroy both EaM ano
Wes I
2".20 f) MOVIE
• • '" "OOelle ( 19501
Pater ueunov. Ann •
Nemgte TM trU.lt<lfY 04 •
woman'• htlrole wm wilh
the French undetground II
l)O'tllyad (2 hfl , 20 min )
NOG» MOVIE * • • '"°' · Scandal Stleat" ( 1952) Broder'lelt Crawford.
OonN RMd Altet a,_..
papa< ecktOf killl hi& .....
he ..... '°' twO young repoOlr'I 10 dllCOYet hll 2:'6·-=, 30 mk'I)
3:00 II MOVIE
• ~ "Amazon Oua1t"
( 19•9) Tom Neal. Catofe
Mollhewt
4:00 Cl MOVIE
• • l.S "Woman tn Hiding"
( 19501 Id• Lupino. HOWlfd
Dull
Q) MOVIE
• • ··TtHt lMI Poae ..
( 1953) BrO<lerdl Crl wfOfd.
JQlln Defeio.
4:260 NEWS
4:30 8 MOVIE • • ·someone At The
OOor" I 19501 O"Y M9'Sh.
Mic.hae1 Medwon
4:40 f) 8TEV£ EDWAAD8
Thur•day'•
Dayd•e Ho.,ie•
AFTERNOON
12100 0 • • •, .. Raw Edge"
( 19561 Rory Calhoun,
Yvonne De Carlo A
woman. married to a Nlh-
te-ss toncl baron. finds her·
'>811 tn danger wtM!l'I her
husband 1 hend\mer> plan
htS d081h W1th the widow
going 10 1~ first one wllO
claims her 11 nr , 30 min I
Q) ••Vt "M&Oie Town"
( 19471 James Stewart,
Jane Wyman A small.
pea<;efut 1own undergoes a
change fOf lhe worae alter
t>emg publicized u an
li.IM\'lple 10 Olher townl 11
hr .50m;n I
3:00 ~ • • ''> • Playmates"
I 1972) Alan Alda, Connie
Slltv!lf'IS A pair ol dl"<Jl"ced
men become tnends, then
~•elly 1>9g1" dating eactl
other s w.ves (1 hr • 30
min)
3:30 0 • • • "Texas Across
The Rover.. ( 1966) Dean
Mamn Aloin Delon A
so ano~,. nobleman
••:.G<li>eS w.1h hos gorlfrlend
dller t>eing .. c;c;useo ot
murdering her flance (I
ho .30mon I
Black Poet's
Story Aired
By BARRY R ENFREW
NEW \'ORK «AP> La ngston Hughes was
spokesman fo r a people a nd an age. In poem, short
story , novel. play, song and even opera, be cap-
tured the mood of America from t he Great
Depression to the early '70s. and the long journey
of American blacks through those t ur bulent de·
cades .
.. Langston.'· a half.hour look at the life and
times of one of America ·s great black poets, will
be broadcast by stations in the Public Broadcast·
ing Service netwotk tonight at 9:30 on KCET,
Channel 28. -
Born in the South. Hughes first began to write
in New Y<Jrk durmg the Harlem Renaissance of
the 1920s and '30s. a rema rkable fl owering of black
literature. art and m us ic. In the late '30s he wit·
nessed and wrote about the Spanish Civil War and
the World War that fo lio-wed. In the 1950s and '60s.
he worked m the Ctval Rights movement and
watched it gather a mome ntum he had done much
to ins pire
IN THE COURSE OF his long hfe, he watched
Am erica change. recording the birth pains of a na·
tion shaking off old pre1udices and wresrnng with
new ones. And throughout. he sang of the long strug·
gle of blacks to be free.
"Langston" IS the nrst network TV progra m
a bout a black American writer. and the result of one
man's six.year effort to bring America's attention to
one of its richest trad1t1ons .
Da vid Scott. who conceived of t he program
and appears as host. spent years performing
Hughes poetry in colleges. church ha lls and
wherever else he could find an audience. He says,
"I hope it paves the way for more.··
THE P ROGRAM IS AN unusual and demand·
ing blend of poetry . music. mime and dance.
Twelve of Hu~hl·~ · poe ms are staged in settings re-
calli ng the places that inspired them · the t ene·
ments or Harlem. the d irt farms of the deep South. Africa.
T he accompanying songs and dances, special·
ly composed for the program, now and lntertwine
with the rich sounds of the poetry into a ha rmony
or grace and untt)
Poet ry is not easy lo perform in a ny setting for
any audience. but this original blending or sight,
sound and movement will show it in a new light to
many. It will introduce an even greater number of
people to th~ blar_k_e_x-'p'-e_r_1e_n_c_e_. ______ .....__
•
c-s.. Our fomattlc
luy1 111 t..o-l.aty• _...,.__.._ _,.. ... • '''T SIUC1lOM •IHT*YlCI
• llST PlltCIS
SAYI ON THI IJAMOUS SWIVR. HCUHM toem
C-... y.,. s..f""9 C-tort Wl9'1 LA·IAOY
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1979 TEN CENTS
t . Aliens • JR Huntington Rescue :
n
Two fardeners -lll~1al
al en from Mexico tned to
aave a Hunun on 8 1cb wom n
who ditd in her b-.nun bom
Monday, at was revuled lOday
Feartn1 trouble wlth
authorities, ~Y Oed tM s~ne
after their Wllucce srw rescue
errort and a.Iler t lllng neighbors
in brOken Engbsb to calJ the fire
department
Jfu.ntfnaton Belch police s,t.
Lula Ochoa said lb two IJleClll
alirns rtturned to th 1cfme ot
the fire •t the urglnf of their
employer and told the r story to poll~ and fire lnvestigatora.
The gardenen wer worttlnc
In the yard at the scene of the
tragedy, 7631 Yukon Drive,
when they noticed smoke com-
ing ou& or a window at about 2:30
Monday afternoon.
They tried to get in the rront
door or the home, but were
driven back by names. heat and
1moke. One of the me n was
burned sUghtly.
They then Oed In their car
arter warning neighbors.
Firemen arrived minutes later
and found t he interior or th~
tiouse ablaze. Fire Capt. Roger
DRIVER OF THIS WRECKED CAR HOSPITALIZED BUT STILL ALIVE TODAY
Patrolmen. Seid Weat Covina Woman Ran Red L19ht In Dana Point
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Divided
Roadway
Endorsed
Construction of a four-lane
· divided roadway extending the
\
full seven·mile length or Laguna
Canyon Road was endnrsed by
Laguna Beach council members
Tuesday night in a resolution
authored by Councilman Kelly
Bo~d. Only Councilwoman Sally
Bellerue abstained from voting
: on the n-solution, which calls for
· immediate planning and con-
strurlion of a four·lane highway
through the winding hills of
1 Laguna Canyon to the San ();ego
. Freeway.
: Boyd's resolutlo.n was µrompt-J ed by the latest fatalities on the
l narrow two-lane roadway, in-
' eluding a head-on collision and a
~ motorcycle death Jan. 27.
• Two moton sts In one vehicle,
· and a motorcyclist were killed
within hours of each olher on the
stretch which runs through the
, cities of Laguna Beach, Irvine
and county territory.
Boyd said more than 26,000
vehicles traverse the canyon
road daily. adding that stepped
up traffic enforcement on the
stretch has not resulted in fewer
deaths
More lhan 1,650 citations were
issued within the city portion or
the roadway during 1978 alone.
Boyd said. but nine head-on col-
lisions have occurred In the past
three years
He said that despite heavy
traffic enforcement the number
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Coast
Weather
Late night and morning
fog a nd lo w clouds,
otherwise fair with some
h ig h c louds through
Thursday. Little change in
temperature with lows
tonight, 42 to 48. Highs
Thursday 80 lo 65.
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AREMEN WORK TO FREE TRAPPED VICTIM
Body of Another Lie• Under Sheet
Hopping Will Stay
On Laguna Panel
Laguna Beach City Council
members voted una nimously
Tuesday night to retain the
services or civic a ctivist Bruce
Hopping on the city's Arts Com-
mission, despite a plh from that
panel's chairman that be be dis-
m lssed.
Hopping came unde r fire two
weeks ago from commission
chairman Harold Pastorius, who
said Hopping has used abusive
language during outbursts at
Seniors Get
Loan Boost
Low·lnterest loans available
for Improvements to homes of
low Income senior citizens will
increase to $2,500 in Laguna
Beach.
The loans are 1Yallable under
the federal Housing and Com·
muntty Development 1rant• ad·
mlnlrter'd for the city by
Orange'86unty 1upervtsors who
a1reed to lnc.reate the amount of
each loan from $1,000 to 12,500
OD Tuetlday.
Sta.ff memben recommended
lbe lncreue to onset const.ruc-
Uon COit rilel broucht about by
lDnaUoa.
Arts Commission meetings.
But CouncUman Wayne Baglln
said there have been many In-
stan ces at the council level
where tempers have flared. In
hls opinion. heated debate can be a healthy thing in the dem-
ocratic system, Baglin added.
Referring to a tape recording
or the m eeting during which
Hopping's a llegedly uncon-
trolled outbursts occurred,
Bag Un saJd ''I honestly reel we
m ight have reached that boiling
point any time in the last 30
seconds (of the council meet·
Ing.)"
He said tbat, after listening to
the rttOrdinf, "I would mention
a few others (commissioners) at
tbe meetin1" who mi&ht be
similar ortenden.
But Councilman K~lly Boyd
said be believes Hopping "Cot
out of band," during the meet·
Int. addinl. ''The chairperson
aaked Hopping to step outside
and cool on and he <Hopping >
refused to do so.''
Boyd 1aJd be also objected to
the lancuate used by Hopping,
and Hid tbe commissioner
should "Take lt like a man,"
when bla minority vlews are not
1cled upon .
Pa1toriua' request for Ho1>-ce. BOPPING, P11e All
Hosmer saJd firemen assumed
someone was lnslde the bouae,
but were unable to rind anyone
while fighl1n1 the blaze.
It was not until almost an hour
later that firemen discovered
the body of Gwen V. Mawson,
45, in a bedroom closet. _The
woman apparently died of
smoke inhalation, firemen saJd.
The gardeners told police Sgt.
Ochoa they left the scene
because they were afraid they
would be sent back to Mexico if
authorities discovered they were
in the U.S. illegally.
Fire Capt. Hosmer said It ls
unlikely firemen could have
saved Mrs. Mawson even if the
two gardeners had remained at
the scene.
The two men aren't suspected
or any wrongdoing and were re-
leased after questioning, Sgt.
Ochoa sald.
Firemen believe a short
circu it in Mrs. Mawson 's
television set touched orr the fire
while s he was napping in
a nother part of lhe house.
Funeral services are pending
for Mrs. Mawson, who rented
the Yukon Drive home and had
lived there with her son, Mark
Sugamele, 19, for "the past .six
months.
(:rash 'K• 3
·in Dana .. Point
~ Two men and a baby girl were
killed Tuesday in a grinding
Dana Point collision that oc-
curred when another car travel-
ing SS to 80 miles per hour ap-
parently ralled to stop at a light.
Orange County Coroner 's of-
ficials identified the dead as
Samuel J. Mustart, 20. and his
rour-month-old daughter. Alana
Carol, both o f 153 Avenlda
Miramar in San Clemente .
Mustari was a marine at Camp
Pendleton.
Identification or the third vic-
tim, a 19-year-old Marine who
Governor
Queried on
SC Council
By ANNE COOPES
Ol .. OMty ...... , ....
San Clemente Councilwoman
MyrUs Wagner said today abe
hopes to bear rrom Governor
Brown's office before tonig.bt's
City Council meeting as to
whether three members or the
council recalled from office Jan.
23 can take full part in council
deliberations.
Mrs. Wagner said she visited t~~ governor's om ce and the al·
torney general's orrlce in
Sacramento last week, hoping to
establis h a legal basis for
restricting the power or the
three recalled council me mbers.
Governor Brown was out or
town when s h e visited
Sacramento, said Mrs. Wagner.
But a representative of the gov-
e rnor telephoned the coun-
cilwoman Tuesday and prom-
ised to calJ back with a legal
opinion, she said.
In a telegram addressed to
Governor Brown, dated Jan. 29,
Mrs. Wagner asked that be
direct:
-The election of new council
members to rm the terms or
those recalled be moved forward
from April 24 to the earliest
possible date.
-The three recalled council
members be prohibited from
voling to enact new city policy
or amend existing city policy.
-The three recalled coun-
cilmen be prohibited from com-
mitting the city to long-term
debt through issuing bonds, in·
eluding the $4.2 mllllon sewer
bonds approved by voters in
November.
-Recalled council members
<See COUNCIL, Page AZ>
Crash Fatal
1'o Lag11nan
Michael A. Mille r, 25, or
Laguna Beach, died Tuesday at
Hoag MemortaJ Hospital or in-
juries suffered when he was
thrown rrom a car early Sunday
aa it crashed on Pacific Coat
Highway soutb ol Crystal Cove.
Driver or the car, 20.year~ld
Matthew Cassedy of La1un1
Beach ll ln 1ood condition today
at Hoag Memorial. Mlller lived
at 394 Plnecreat Drive, a
Coroner 's department
spokesman said.
A Callfomia H11bway Patrol
spokesman said the accident OC·
curred when Ca11edy'1 north·
bound car, whJch was traveling
at a high rate of a peed,
slde1wfped another northbound
car, cl"Olled the center divider
twlce and Olpped over.
was a passenger in Mustari's
ca r , was withheld pending
notification or next of kin.
California Highway Patrol
spokesman Tom Sapp said the
7 :30 p.m. accident occurred
when a 1.973 Cadillac driven by
Nelda Silverstein. 19, or West
Covina. apparently ran the red
light at Selva Road and Pacific
Coast Highway.
Mi ss Silverstein 's car
s lammed broad side into
Musta.ri 's car, which was travel-
ing south 'on Coast Highway,
hurling the infant out or the vehi-
cle.
Miss Silverstein was taken to
Saddleback Community Hospital
a nd later transferred to UCI
Medical Center with major in-
juries. Her condJHon today was
not available.
A third car was struck by the
Silver s tein vehicle afte r it
careened orr Mustari's car. but
the driver was not injured.
Highway Patrol spokesman
· Sapp said a special accident in·
vestigation team was studying
the collision today.
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'BANDIT KEEPING AN EYE OUT FOR NEW MASTER
Penny Miine Holda Hard-luck Pooch In Laguna
Third Charm?
One-eyed Dog Rejected Again
By STE\'E MITCHELL
Of ... Delly ...... $1.att
Maybe three times will be the charm for a one-eyed
pooch who bas been rejected by two owners in as many
months at the Laguna Beach animal shelter . ·
Bandit is back at the city shelter after his second set of
masters decided they dido 't want the animal they adopted
two days before. Me mbers of the Pet Responsibillty Com-
mittee in Laguna Beach say they'll really screen the next ·
applicant.
IT ALL STARTED a rew months ago when the friendly
basset-beagle mix was brought to the shelter as a lost dog.
He was adopted. But later the two-toned pooch turned
up on Coast Highway near Boat Canyon, apparently aban-
doned. 1be dog was struck by a car, and a veterinarian re-
moved the animal's right eye.
Then it was back to the shelt4'r for some good care and
recuperation. As soon as the stitches were removed, Ban-
dit was up for adoption again.
He sat around the shelter for nearly a month before
Pet Respoosibillt.y Committee otrlcials asked a daily paper
to feature Bandit in a "Dog or the Week" photo.
THE PICl'U&E OF BANDIT, Pffrlni into the photog-
rapher's camera appeared lD Saturday's paper, and that
afternoon a 10-year-old 1lrl and ber mother arrived to pick
up the pet as a birthday preaeat.
Monday momin1, animal control officers found Bandit
back at tbe shelter. "M aooa as the animal control officer opened the gate,
Bandit leaped lnto bis truck and fell asleep," said Commit-
tee member Gen McMeaomy t.hJa morning.
"I don't think her parents were too keen on a one-ewed
dog," Ms. McMenomy said. "The kids are always great,
but the dog lsn't 1ood enoug.b lookina for many adults."
SO BANDIT SHASES a run with another canine at the
shelter waiUQI. ... .. The poor UtUe 1cbnook ll 11 friendly u be can be,"
Mrs. Mcllenomy said. "It'• a shame some people can't
overlook a bancllcap lD excbaue for 1 loving pet."
AQOOe tntentted tn atvlna Bandit a tblrd chance
can reech tbe Pet RMponalblli\y Committee by c'lUnc .. -2000.
Tbe drtver ol the aecond car
waa not lnJured. The accldeet ll
still under lnveall1at1on, tbe
Hlsbway Petrol apok .. man aakl
today. . , . ; ',.
Triola Ordered
Infant
·Freezes
To Death 'Out of House'
LOS ANG &I t;s I A p I L<'t"
M clrvtn' c.-tu~f ttorn~)' lf'ft h1
)~Al Jl tht' CUUlllt'f tabJ lod.ty
Jtid took thfl wltn stand tn
te Uly about the.• day b and ~nother luwya>r ord •red M1C't~I~
Triola M n In out of Hw actor $
house
A D~vld Kc.111on thtaf1t"d as a
hoaihfo "'llrH! ~ c•llt."d by M•~~
Marvm'21 attornuy 1n a Pl"OPtM.> bettleowot lrfaJ
Ho dm.itted he threatt'nl"d to
""" the s~n(( nd bavt> M~
Marvin bodll)' l')Ccted from °'"
Ma JI bu beach house ~bu h11d
shued wtth lht.' actor
· ·1 d1d go to lhti phone and ay
if there wu.s no other alh:rnalJve.
I would l'llll the bht'nfr," Ka~on tt.•i.tthed
Ht! i.a1d ht.• had Jrr,\•t.'d at the
b ~· a c h h o u :H' w 1 t h ;l not h t: r
f 'ro• Pa~ A I
ROA DW A Y
of deaths did not d ecline,
although the number of injury
accidents was c ut nearly in half
from 1fY11 to 1978.
Statistics provided by the
three government agencies
overseeing the canyon road
sbow 21 people have been killed
on the road since 1975 and another
185 injury accidents have occured
in that period.
·'One third of the fatal acci-
dents were the result of head-on
collis ions." Boyd said, adding a
four-lane divided highway might
have prevented many or those
deaths
He said copies of the resolu·
tion s hould he sent lo the Irvine
City Counc1 I. the c ounty,
CalTrans orricials and local
representatives.
Councilwoman Bcllerue said
s he abstained from voting on
Boyd's resolution because she
felt there mig ht be other
a lte rnatives to a four·lane
highway.
"l 'm very concerned about
safety on that road, but I don't
want to jump Into one solution,''
she said today.
Mrs. Bellerue said the Laguna
Lakes Task Force is laking the
canyon road into Its planning
consideration. "and they shbuld
be the ones coming up with the
solution "
Fre.Page A J
HOPPING. •
ping's ouster followed a fiery
commission meeting Jan. 8. The
chairman said that, as a result
of that mee ting, "seve ral
ladies .. on the commission re·
fuse to attend meetings.
Hopping, in a letter to the
council. rebutes Pastorius'
claim, saying. "The evidence in
the minutes from the preceding
three commission meetings"
dispel such a charge.
Councilman Howard Dawson
lauded Hopping.-s Interest in the
community, "except when that
interest gets to the point where
it interfe res with the work of the
commission."
Baglin said a reminder to
committees and commission
members would be in order lo
''have respect for the minority
view, and have the minority
respect the views of the ma-
JOrily."
Taiwan Concern
WASHINGTON <AP) -Mem·
bers of the Senate Foreign Reia-
l tons Committee s eem con·
vinced President Carter's new
Cbina policy is lacking guaran-
tees that the United States will
come to the aid of Taiwan if the
island is threate ned by Peking.
After two days of bearings,
there is nearly unanimous·sentl·
ment among the committee's 16
members for legislation cover·
Ing Taiwan's security.
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hiv.yeor at M•rvan·, n~quell\ no
found M1 M rvan "s1tl1n1 In •
t'b1tr Y>ith her ba k t o the
beub JI a.ald •h appeart-d
•«ll•Cc.'d and re(u.std to leave.
Kaaun J>.id h.c c-0ns idored
altt>rn:Jltv• ~ ''l o commc>nrc M1I
11ct ion for eJt>clmt•nt or for
someone l0'"1fhys1caJJy remove
her "
But ht-bind he f(•lt clth4'r
course "would &ubject u to ex
<"tly lhe kJnd or publicity we dld
not want to have "
That':t when he threatened to
call the sherttr, he said. and tht!
only lternativc I rt to M16S
M arvJn "w ai; that she could
have stayed and wa iled for lbt:
shcrtrr ·
He said sht-<"ho1>c to leave
T hat was 1n Ml1y 1970, i11x
years after the actor and th
former showgirl had started liv·
mg toeether.
ICagoo conceded there was an
emotional scene be fore Miss
Marvln left in which she s houted
at the actor: ''You kiJled my
babies," referring to abort.ions
sh.e had.
Under questioning by another
member or Marvin's defense
tea m. Kagon attempted to re·
veal other remarks made during
the.confrontation.
·'There were some very ex-
plicit sexual remarks that were
made," the attorney said.
Before he could continue, Mlss
Marvin's attorney interrupted,
accusing him of attempting "to
titillate the audience."
The lawyers conferred at the
bench with Superior Court Judge
Arthur Marshall, and the matter
was dropped.
Kagon left the stand and was
followed by Marvin's business
manager, Edward Silver, who
was to testify about the couple 's
joint finances when they were
lovers.
In t estim o n y Tu esda y,
Marvin's publicist has testified
he once told Miss Marvin she had
received "more than enough" of
the actor's fortune during their
love affair and deserved no more.
Memles Hit
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE, R .I.
<AP ) ·· A m eas les
epidemic in • Rhode
Island city has worsened.
and state health officials
asked schools today lo bar
from class thousands of
c hildren who have nol
been immunized against
the disease.
The s late H ea lth
Department reported 59
cases of measles in Rhode
Is land on Tuesday up
from 53 on Monday. All
but two cases were in East
Providence.
It apparently is the
worst outbreak or measles
in the country this year.
San Clemente
Infant Dies
Of Bronchitis
A tiny San Clemel")te girl, who
would have been rour months old
Thursday, was pronounced dead
on arrival Tuesday at San
Clemente General Hospital,
after her parents summoned a
city ambulance when their baby
stopped breathing.
Fire Capt. Nick Maule said
Selina Wesley, of 220 Calle de
Anza, bad been sick with
bronchitis.
It was the second time in four
days that city firemen were
summoned to Selina's bedside
Oo Saturday they took the baby
to San Clemente .General, after
her bed caught on fire. The girl
was not ittjured in the fire.
He r parents, Bruce and Rose
Wesley. bad apparebtly set up a
make-shill humidifier. using a
coffee pot and a blanket draped
over the baby's crib, to help re·
lieve the congestion she suf.
fered. The coffee pol boiled dry,
igniting the crib, firemen said .
Thieves Get
A Real Traffic .Jam
Construction crews placing a sewer line
under Coast Highway at th~ intersection
with Nyes Place in Laguna Beach have
been closing the heavily traveled route to
one lane of traffic in recent weeks, causing
a line of traffic winding all the wp.y back to
Moss Street at times. Aliso Water Manage.
ment Agency officials say the inconven·
ience to southbound motorists wll prob·
ably continue for the next few months as .
crews wrestle with underground utilities
and djfficult tunneling chores to get the
line in.
Council Field Hits 25
Fow-Mo.re .Seek Seats on Clemente Panel
The number or would-be can-
dJdates for the April 24 election
to replace three recalled San
Clemente city councilmen
jumJkl<l lo 2S Tuesday, as four
more city residents took out
nomination papers
Latest lo take out papers for
the three-year vacancy of re-
c a JJ ed councilman Howard
Mushett we re Wil m a Bloom, of
101 J Buena Vista, and Pauline
Egan. of 216 Via Nada.
Papers for the two one-year
terms of recalled council mem-•
bers William Walker and Donna
Wilkinson were taken out by
Wilmar Wood , of 201 Cerrito
CielQ, and Mitchell Haddad, of
107 Calle Bella Loma.
Others to have taken out
nomination papers for the one-
y ear terms include Craig
Curtner, 108 Ave. Gaviota ;
Albert Popik. 115 Ave. Do·
minguez: Eugene Malone, 501 E.
Ave. San Juan: Daniel Gabel, 116
E . Ave . Lucia ; Bernard
Beckerlegge, 322 W. Ave. Valen-
cia: and Jack Brown, 3361 Paso
Halcon.
Those who took out papers for
the one.year term also include
Elynor Wylde, 239 W. Marquita;
Shirley Davis, 707 Ave .
PresidJo; Ed Dieden, 234 Ave.
Santa Barbara, Apt. 2; Patricia
Comstock, 239 Calle NebUna :
Robert Limberg, 316 Vista
Torlto: James As hbrook. 3826
Calle Tiara: Robert Rusin, 247
Ave. del Mar, Apt. B; and
Ri c hard Lantz, 130 Ave .
Algodon, Apt. A.
Applicants for the three-year
council term include David
Dodson, 1531 Buena Vista, Apt.
E ; Erik Perkows ki, 374 Plaza
E"rotte Page A J
COUNCIL •••
be allowed to vote only on pay
ment of currently encumbered
accounts and payroll liabilities.
Voters on Jan. 23 voted to re-
call Mayor Wllliam Walker and
Councilwoman Donna Wilkinson
and Coun ci lman Howard
Mushett.
Following the election, Deputy
City Attorney Michael Bart.Jett
said that all three recalled coun·
cil members would have to re.
main seated until their replace·
ments are elected, in order to
provide a quorum to conduct ci·
ty business.
City Clerk Max Berg set the
election to choose successors to
the recall ed councilmen for
April 24, the last possible day al·
lowed by law. He said he would
need lhat long lo prepare for the
election.
EstivaJ: Karoline Koester, 321
Calle Felicidad: Charles Fox,
213 W. Mariposa: Mark Morales,
1S6 W. E"calones: Dorothy Hen·
dricks. 132 W. Marquita; and
Adrian Navarro, 439 Plaza
Esllval.
Nomination papers must be
signed by 20-30 registered San
Clemente voters and returned to
City Clerk Max Berg by noon on
Feb. 15 in order to quaury a
would·be candidate for the April
24 ballot.
Gunmen R~id Bing~
Game; Woman Slain
OAKLAND <AP > -Four
gunmen burst in upon a church
bingo game and opened fire on
the mostly elderly players, kill·
ing one WC>man and wounding a
man, police s~id.
"It was just awful," said
Lydia Raven, a regular weekly
bingo player at the school.
Sist~r Diana Marie made the
usual classroom rounds today,
after spending time with some of
the children on the playground
at St. Louis Bertrand Church
School. the scene of a crazed
shooting spree.
The four would-be robbers en·
tered the school cafeteria. local·
ed on Oakland's eastern border,
shortly before 8 p.m. Tuesday.
A group or about 250 mostly
black and elderly persons had
paid $4 to socialize a nd win
some change at a weekly bingo
game.
"Freeze!" one of the suspects
shouted and announced they
were robbing the place, police
said.
When the panic-striken crowd
didn 't freeze fast enough, 12
shots from a rtlle and three hand
guns sent them scurrying for
cover, police said .
Dorothy M . Taylo r , 49, of
Oakland, didn't make it. She
was pronounced dead on arrival
at Vesper Memorial Hospital in
San Leandro with a guns hot
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ll'rllhrd G1•mnlo,1111 ACiS
THE SAME FACES
UH' rt• s11U hl'rl'
wouna m her Dack.
Henry Hutchinson, 64, waS in
s t a ble condition 'at Kaiser
Hospital in Oakland with a bullet
wound in the leg.
Police had no s uspects in the
killing but Lt. Terry Green said
they had good descriptions of the
four. Two o ( them wore stocking
masks and they were in their
late teens and early 20s. police said.
A pair of eyeglasses. shattered
from bullets. lay on the cafeteria table at the school.
Green said some people had
minor graze wounds and re·
portedly left on their own after
the shooting.
But many or them remained
ins id e the mus tard-painted
cafeteria, fearing the gunmen
were still in the a rea.
After the volley of bullets.
police said, one of the gunmen
d e manded money from the
bingo cashier but was told the
cash had been taken to a secure
place as soon as it was collected,
police said.
The gunmen fled into the
residential neighborhood without
getting a cent. police re parted.
Green said the church bad re·
ported minor parking lot mug-
gings and robbings or bingo
patrons before. Green said one
of the nuns told him the church
would probably discontinue
bingo games.
People who stop 1 n our s tore •
often remark that they keep see-
ing the same faces over and over
And, they seem to like that But Mrs. Wa~ner said allow .
ing the three recalled coWlcU
members to continue to sit with
full powers on the City Council
for tbe loo,.est time allowed un-
-der Jaw ls "not In accordance 'IV and Stereo with the expression of the voters
and can, and will, bring forth
councll •cUona that are contrary
. to the public Interest."
NEW YORK <AP>-Her ~l-.
atives lined the windows witlt-'
cardboard from diaper boxes to
keep out the cold. But they
dldri 't pay their gu bill for 18
montha, and 9-month-0ld Cyn.
t hia Feliccea, clad .only in
diapers, was found froren to
death in her crib.
Her 2-year-old brother. Tom·
my, was round swollen with
frostbite when police we r e
called to the buement apart·
ment of the two-story house that
uUUty company officials said
had been unheated since July,
1977. The temperature waa in
the teens.
Authorities said they were
considering charges against the
baby's parents. Thomas Felic·
cea. 21. and Eileen Feliccea, 34.
Thirteen others in four genera·
lions lived in the house in the
South Ozone Park section of
Queens.
Frank Feliccea, the infant's
grandfather. found the child's
body Tuesday and called police
from a nelahbor's home.
The chilClren's stomachs were
bloated because "all they ever
fed them was warm water or
tea. They'd cry themselves to
sleep down there in the cellar."
said an 18·year-old ·neighbor.
Eddie Cruz.
Tommy Feliccea was treated
at Queens General Hospital for
exposure. Three other young .
children, Including two cousins,
were turned over to the city's
Bureau of Child Welfare aft.er
being treated for exposure.
Another neighbor, Russell
Cordero. IS. said older family
members frequently only ate
"macaroni boiled in water with
nothing on it."
The inside or the house, he
said, "'-if. just a wreck, it's a
shambW!s, there are roaches and
rats ."
"Noftody in the house ever
washed. What the heck. when
1t 's 13 degrees who's going to
take a s hower or a bath'.' ..
Cordero said. ,
William Ha nd, a s pokesman
for Brooklyn Union Gas Co. said
the meter at the two-story struc·
lure was re moved July 26, 1977,
for a long-overdue bill totalling
Sl,397.JO.
··I don't know what they did
for heat last winter." he said,
adding that the family had been
advised tbe meter could be re·
installed if they paid the bill by
ins tallme nts or some other
method. The family never
responded, Hand said.
"Nobody in the house works .
A 1 mos t everybody gets a
welfare check." Cordero said.
Welfare officials confir med
that the dead girl's grand·
mother, Lorraine Felic·
cea. so. and six or her children
receive we lfare funds. Her
grandfather, 46. a collector of
us ed tires, receives Social
Security supplementary income
for an undisclosed disability.
Cordero said Cynthia and her
brother "were never let out of
the basem e nt.
Camera~ CB Radio
Taken in Cle me nte
A camera and a citizen's band
radio, valued at a total of $200,
were reported stolen Tuesday in
a burglary Of a San Clemente
home.
Police said Floyd Farnsworth,
of 643 Ave. Vaquero, returned
home Tuesday aftenioon to find
his house had been burglarized.
No Information was av~.ilable
from police today as to how the
burglary occurred.
a . 1'K Ld~ Watch SIS8S with diamond at t2:00
b. Diamond & Emerald
RlngS4SOO. Burslars broke Into a real
eat.ate offic~ in Laguna Beach
Tuesday ln order to gain access
to an acliacent plaza restaurant
where they took a te levision,
stereo equipment and $8.
Police said the lhleves used
tools to J>ry open a door it
Dolphin Real Estate, 998 South
Coast Highway, but did not dls·
t.urb anythlnJ in the office.
Tontght.'s City Council meet-
ing, the first sin ce the recall
election, ts scheduled lo begin at
7:30 p.rn. In council chambers at
Ci ty Hall, 100 Ave. Pi~o.
Now, we're not bragging about
how our faces look . . just that
we're always here. We've been
here for over 33 years, and hope
to stay a lot longer. Why ? Well ,
we 've got a nice location
downtown, away from the high·
rent shopplnf,t centers . Parking ls
right out front. We're able to con·
tinue to deal in high qua lity
without charging a premium for
overhead cx~nses. We get along
fine with our neighbors. too.
We 're happy to be involved m ef.
forts to improve. our town and
make it an CH?n better place to
Uve. We think its pretty nice the
way tt Is, but Just like our store .
we always want to make It bet ·
ter.
Valentin~'s Day
Instead, they UMd a common
corridor shared by the realty
and adjacent Salemoll Plueria to enter the eatta1 place.
Nothlna wu taken from the real
•lal.eoake.
An earlier counctl meeting,
scheduled for laat Wednesday,
waa adjourned tor lack of a
quorum . Walker and Mrs.
WUklnaon, who h•d been out of
town since tbelr recall. were
snowed ln and unable to make It
b•c" to Oran1e County. Their
political ally, CouncUman Roy
Hamm, wu Ill. So, stop by any Ume you want
to cheek on our faces.
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