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Home My WebLink About1979-02-14 - Orange Coast Pilotr. 1 , Cleanup Continues Gunman Fires Brown .Joins At Huntington Mourners of Store Owner Lettuee Worker -. .. . .... . , ... .. . . . . • , DAILY PILOT :· un re s am . . . . . . ···* ·*~-. * 10« ·-*. *· * -~ . .·, .. '· ' . ·' . ' . . . . WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB.RUARY 14, 1979 VO\.. n, NO. 4l. 4 SlfCTIOffS. M PAGES Huntington Hit By Oil Slick By ROBERT BARKER Of .. .,...., ~ ... Stett Crews worked throughout the night cleaning up an oil s pill that washed ashore along four miles of the Hun tin gton Beach coastline Tuesday. Cleanup operations were scheduled to continue a ll day on the hardest hit bea<'h areas between Golden West and Magnolia streets. City Harbors and Be aches Director Vincent Moorhouse and other officials said the spill ap· Shots Fired At Liquor Store Owner A yoWlg gunman fired at least two pistol shots at a downtown Huntington Beach liquor store owner this moming but missed both tames, police reported. Gun Eun, 39, owner of Dehne's Liquor St.ore at 526 Main St., told police he looked up from a rear sloreroom at 7 a.m. to see a man firing a pistol at him. Eun said he ducked as the man fa.red again. Tbe gunman then fled out the door and ran north on Main Street. Eun told police he recognized th e 22-year-old man a s a customer who had harassed him in the past. Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said the s uspected gunman's last known address is in Huntington Beach. The man is being sought today for questioning in coMec· tlon with the shooting. Police removed a small caliber slug from a wall Jn Ewi's store after the shooting. UNEHEAKIS • BE4T TODAY . Love romes in many forms - e ven pases. Pages of personalized Valen· tJnes present themselves to Da.I· ly Pilot readers t oday in "Hean.a of Love." Oran1e Coast lovers brin& 1ucb V&!enUnes II "Thi•,•• the blHeat beut they would et me draw -a ~ge alone would not be enou«h. ' to their p1rtnet'1 in "Hearta of Love" on Paae D2 of loclay's Dally Pilot. ,, . parentJy didn't cause significant problems to the beach or to wildlife. Moorhouse said, however, that in terms of size of the oil slick. it may be the worst to hit the area in about 10 years. A U.S. Coast Guard vessel on a routine patrol of local waters dete<'ted the oil s pill in heavy fog early Sunday morning. It didn't begin lo wash ashore until Tues· day morning. A Coast Guard s pokesman said that patches or oil covered an area estimated at 2,400 yards long and 800 yards wide. He said officials now have no idea what caused the spill but are analyzing samples in efforts to find its source. Moorhouse said, however. he believes the oil slick was caused by a tanker that probably emptied its bilges off the coast. "That's the only thing it could be," he said. "If the s pill was caused by offshore drilling, we would have known about it by now." Coast Guard boats skimmed up much of the brown-colored waste before it hit shore. Moomouse said all the oil de~ posits on the one.mile stretch of city beach were scraped up by heavy equipment and ha uled away during the night. He said the city beach was "clean as a whisUe" this mom· ing. Talk Planned On Influence In Clemente Shirley Grindle, former Orange County Planning Com· mission chairman, will address a meeting of the San Clemente Homeowners A~latJon Thurs· day on the s ubject or special in· teresl influence on county gov· ernment1 Thurs day 's m eeting is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. ln the auditorium of the San Diego Gas and Electric company bulldln&, 101 W. El Portal. Mrs . Grindle baa been a leader oC the Time la Now To Clean Up PolltJca (TlN CUPl or· canlzation idnce reaigrunc from her po1t on the county plannlna commiuion. Addltlonal tnlormaUon on Thursday's meeUn1 ls available by calling 492·2112 or 492-495'7. Iran iolence Slain Worker Mourned CALEXICO, <AP> -About 7 ,000 mourners. including Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., bowed their heads in silence this mom· ing at a funeral for Rufino Con· treras. a striking United Farm Workers lettuce worker killed on the picket line. The ~memorial service was held under cloudy skies on a paved parking lot 100 yards north of the Mexi can border. The service was delayed when Brown's charter plane from San Diego was 30 minutes late. He was met at the Calexico Airport by Imperial County Sheriff Oren Fox and the two chatted privately. "We're hanging in there," Fox told Brown "From the sky, it looks like everything's all right at this point." said Brown , a reference to the turmoil during the bitter four-week·old strike. About 2,500 people attended a rosary service Tuesday night for Contreras at the labor pickup lot r un by the state farm labor employment department. T he mourners. clad in jackets and sweaters, carried candles as they passed silently by the open coffin. The rosary was said by Rev. Mark Medaer of Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church. A solemn wake lasted throughout the night unlit <See STRIKERS, Page A%) Woman Gets Vwlas Back LOS ANGELES (APl -"It's lil(e felling one 's children back.' sald concert artist Claire Kroyt alter three valuable violas a nd some Jewelry a llegedly stolen by a cab driver were re· turned to her. The $50,000 worth of violas, bows and jewelry. were re· covered Tuesday after an alert pawn shop owner called police. Mrs. Kroyt, 75, said a cab driver who had promised to wait while she got plane ticket.a at Los Angeles Inte rnational Airport sped away with her belonclng-. Sunday. Jerome Sutherland, 23, was arrested at the shop when be returned to pick up $1,200 which shop owner Al Wi&linl Hid M had promiled hlrn . ' , APWI,..,..... W~onae to Navg Ga briel Dumont. a new Navy recruit. gets a haircut at the new $4.4 million recruit processing cente r which opened in San Diego Monday. The modern building is located at the Naval Training Cen.ter . Recorders Allowed In Waddill Trial Orange County Superior Court Judge Byron Mc Millan said this morning he will decide ·'day to day" whether to permit news re· porters to bring tape recorders Into the murder retrial of Dr. William Waddill. · 'Someboci.1 asked and 1 said okay ... McMillan said or his sur· prise move Tuesday to permit a radio broadcaster to cover the Hunt!ngton Harbour physician's trial with i tape recorder. ·'To me it makes sense to rely on verbatim testimony rather than ~." the Superior Court jud ge ai>lained. · McMillan's ruling came as jury selection began Tuesd ay in Waddill'• second triaJon cbarses that the doctor stran1led 1t newborn girl alter an unauc· cesslul saline abortion at Westminster Community Hospital almost two years a10. Jury aelectioo was conUnulng today. Waddill's lint trtal ended la.lit May in a m11tri1I after jurors said they were hope leuly deadlocked in a 7 to 5 vote favor· ln1 acquittal. An American Bar AssociaUon r group meeting in Atlanta recent· ly reaffirmed its agreement with a ban of both tape recorders and cameras in courtrooms. Or the meeting of the Atlanta group McMillan said : "They are a little conservative and backward, some of these groups. They have their program, we have ours." McMillan said he would con- tinue with a "no cameras" rule but might relent during closing arguments if lawyers in the trial concur. Mc MiUan said he has no ob- jection to the tape recorders, so long as they're oper ated quietly and do not disturb the Jury or trial attorneys. lane Taunted KINGSTON, Ontario <AP l Lawye r Ma rk Lane. who represented the Peoples Temple at Jonestown, Guyana, made a $3,000 appearance at Queen's Unlversity and was booed and taunted for what studenLs called his bloodsucking methods and exploitation of a tragic alluatJon. Fighting Rages in 21 Areas TEHRAN. Iran <AP > -Major fighting erupted today in the northwest Iranian city of Tabriz a nd Iranian r e porte r s said several hundred people had been killed. The re were conflic ting ac· counts of battles involving pro. s hah army holdouts, former SA V AK secret pohcc a gents. Ma rxist s a nd Aze rb a ijani separatists . The reports could not be independently verified. While the fighting raged in Tabriz. heavily armed guerrillas stormed the U S. Embassy in T e hran and t ook the sta ff hostage. The Ame ricans were later rescued by forces loyal to the gove rnm e nt n a m ed by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Khomeini aides s aid the a t· tacke rs were communis ts . <Related stone!>. Pages AJ and A4 ) Reporters said fi ghting was going on m 21 a reas in Tabriz and that there had been a maJOr battle for control or the local radio station. The reports said military aircraft had been sent to the city, presumably to take part in fighting. Khomeini issued a n appeal lo· day for the people of Tabriz to (See BATTl,E, Page A?) Coast -( Weather MosUy sunny Thursday morning with Increasing afternoon c loudiness. Lows tonight 42 to so. Highs Thursday 60 to 67. INSIDE TOO/\" Remember dame stores of ye1teryear" How have the re1plendent emporiums of gewgaws, gimcracks and doodad$ fared an the la.~t 100 yfOra? See Featuring, Page C1. l•dex • 17 1\Z DAii. Y PILOT W•dnnc:taw, Fab~ 14, IU& D~lly 1'1101 SUit Pl>oto PRINCIPAL DEVOR DEMONSTRATES HOW HE CAN RIP PHONE BOOK IN HALF StUdents Scou Jacobson and Karla Banr:utl are Duly lmpreHed Prineipal o n a Tear Phone Books Slww Who's the Boss By J E RRY ('LAUSt;N Of tlot O•llY Ptlol St.II Wht·n Print•1pal Dun Dl'v<>r of Hunt111J_!ton Bt•arh's P:.irk Vt<•w Ek·m<·ntary School rips" tdt.>phonc.• book m half, hl· get:. attention. "AND IT'S MIGHTY effective when used a:. a show of 'strength· in handling disc1plin<' eases that are r<'ferred to his office ... accord mg to "The Communicator," the Ocean View School Otstnct 's nl'wsl<'tl<'r Thl· "Communicator" editor th1:-. Wl'ek .isked re<Jdt·r~ to :-.end their old phone d1rl'c toril'i. to Oevor l>t•vor cidm1b th<it I eann,:: " phom· book in half gain~ in::.tanl respect from "tough" upper dassmen. but ht• quickly notes, "1th J glance over his shouldt•r. that there i~ J trick to the foal. HE LEARNED the-tnck by watching J l(•lt'v1swn progr<1m mon• than 15 year:-. l:lgo A few vt•ars ago, Devor had a "tough k ul " in h1:-. school ''> eighth grade · I told lhl' kid. 'I tell you what, I hav(' a klt•phone book tn my office Whot•vcr teari. tl tn hJlf, thl' other guy ~i. hll> s lave,· " Devor recounts. AS COULD BE expected, the eighth grader failed in his try Devor gruntt>d and groan<'d but got the Job done "From tht.'n on. he was a real good kid.'' Devor says with a laugh Park Vww Ell·mPnt:.iry 1~ m an area of Huntington UPach wh<.•re d·1~c1pline problems a n· generally minor E VEN SO, says Devor, most of the books an· rippe d because the s tudents. kin- dergarten through eighth grade, like to "'at ch "fl':. a lot of fun " .. .. Conviction Sought Accused Rapist 'Preying Aninial?' The man accused of a gun. Point lodnap and sexual attack o n t.wo 12-year·oJd girls in Surfsid e las t August was described Tuesday as "a vicious. preying anima l" who d eser ves conviction by an Orange County Superior Court jury. Moving van drive r Albert Fidel Salcido, 34, "preys on 12· year -old little girls," Deputy District Attorney Jan Cuzzupoli told Jurors in her closing argu. ments. "It is sad that our children cannot walk on the s treet in broad daylight on a Sunday a f- ternoon. . without people like him coming along forcing them into a car and teaching them all about sex." the prosecutor con· tinued at the end of Salc1do's trial. Sa lei do 's attorney. Deputy Public Defender Laureen Gray~ contended there are questions about whether the two Lon~ Beach girls actually were kid·\ napped as they walked along Pacific Coast Highw ay in Surfside. Instead, she argued, evidence showed the two girls voluntarily ente red Salcido'~ car In addition. she pointed to dif· fe rt>nces in statements offered by the two alleged victims at various times saying there may have been an unconscious effort on their part to appear PlOre vic- tim rzed than they were The JW'Ors began deliberating Tuesday afternoon on charges of kidnap. forcible rape. assault and child molestation and were to continue deUberations this morning Salc(do has been h e ld in Orange County Jail with bail set at $100.000. He was arrested Aug. 21 near Apache Junction, Ariz .. on sus picion of drunken driving. After his arrt'sl. Arizona of- ficers discovered he was wanted in Orange County on the multiple·count kidnap and as· sault warrant. Ms. Gray argued that after the girls allegedly were abducted near the Anaheim Bay Bridge they were Jell aJone io Salcido's Gunman Slain car at least rour times but did not nee. The prosecutor, howl'ver , told jurors Salcido "doesn't deserve anythJog except a conviction on a ll counts and that is exactly what I am asking you to do. That is, lo convict hjm." Motives Hunted In Mesa Incident By MJCRAEL PASKEVICH Of 11w O.lly Piiot Statt Costa Mesa police are trying to find out why a 48-year-old man barricaded himself in his home Monday night and went on a two-hour shooting spree before being slafo by police bullets. Captain Robert Moody said the victim, James Armstrong, told police in brief phone con- versations that he was having financial problems and other troubles One of the calle rs was detcc· live Dave Hayes, Armstrong's brother-in·law, police said. He, like other police officials, was un a b l e t o con vince Armstrong to stop firing a .22 caliber rifle and surrender. Armstrong fired ne a rly 70 shots at police and firemen from his west s ide home at 2133 Continental Ave . After palice finalJy threatened to flush him out of the home with tear gas, Armstrong rushed out onto his porch and fired four shots before police fi red back. Tue~day 1n hope she could ~hed some light on whdt caus<'d her husband to start shooting Mon- day night. Details of the discussion have not yet been madl' available to police, Captain Moody said. Armstrong 1s s urvived by his widow and two ~ons and two da ughters. Froa Page A I STRIKERS. • mourner s gathered for the 8 a.m . funeral service At least 4,300 lettuce workers at fa rms that have not been s truck by the United Farm Workers were expected to re- turn to their JObs Thursday Work and production m the vall ey came t o a virtual s ta nd still as non .str ik ing worke rs s t aged their second ~eneral work stoppage.this week m memory of Contrer as. Growers ordered their opera- tions shut down tod ay out of r espect for the Contreras funeral. Panel Raps I rvine Coast Plan He was struck twice in the chest by weapons fired by a police officer and SWAT team member. Armstrong was dead before an ambulance reached Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital shortly before 11 p.m . He will be buried Thursday at Good Shepherd Cemetery in Huntington Beach. Ser vices are setforIOa.m. United Farm Workers Presi- dent Cesar Chavez announced that he would enter a lettuce fie ld to talk to non-striking workers on Thursday, when the official mouming period end!> It was during s uch an inc1di>nt last Saturday thal 22·y(•ar old Contreras wa:-. :,hot rn tht• fact' with a .38-ca lrbe r pistol, authorities said. By JACKIE HYMAN OflM 0•1ly Pilot Sutt South Coa!:>t re~ional coast.ii comm1ss1om·rs combed through the propost'd coastal plan for the 1 rv me Coast Tuesday. criticized both their own staff a nd Orange County for failing to provide mo r e alte r natives. then postponed tht•1r final vole until Thursday Commissionf'rs said th(•y are delaying the m<.itter until Thur~ day at J 1 a m at Torrance City Hall because only eight of the l2 commissioner s wc r <' present Tuesdav. By law the plan must be ap- proved or denied by Feb. 20 or the plcin submitted by Orange -OUnty will be forwarded intact to the state Coastal Commission. At Tuesday's meeting in Hunt- ington Beach Caty Council cham- bers, commissioners took ad- visory votes on ci number of key iss ues. from the El Morro Trail et Park to the Cameo Shores extension. and told their staff members to revise the plan accordingly. Newly appointed commbs1on alterna te J ackie Heather, a New port Beach city coun· cilwoma n . sat o n the com· m isslon for a n h our until member E le rth Erickson ar- rived However , no votes were taken during thl:lt l ime. When he got there. Erickson read a statement saying he can't s upport either th<' county's or the commission staff's plans hecause he believes both fail to deal adequately with the issues or dens i ty, traffic , and a rchaeology and pal<'onotology. ·'Quite frankly. the overall at· t1tutde of the county has been !>UCh as to make me wonder if all of these meetings are nothing more than window dressing on a n a lready built house." Erickson said. Among the preliminary de· ORAHGE COAST DAILY PILOT '"' 'lr.tngi.•(oe\t Dalty PilO~ w1thwf'l1tl't1t.10m h1N 11 It\•• N...,.. 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Comm1ss1oncrs rejected the idea of a "life estate" for current n·sid<.'nts but <.,aid they wou ld Irk<.' to sec the pl:lrk gr3dually phased out over a fi ve to IO year period, or possibly as long as 20 years. -LOW AND MODERATE IN· COME HOUSING. No less than 20 percent of the housing wtthin the eoas tal 7.0ne s hould be available to low and moder ate income persons. commissioners said. They noted that 600 of the 10,000 acres in the Irvine Com· pany-owned downcocist area is outside the coastal zone and said they wouldn't agree to seeing low-cost housing centered in that area. -CAMEO S H O R ES EXTENSIO~. This "mirror" of Cam eo Shores, below Coast Highway. was proposed by the county al a higher density than the curl'ent Corona de! Mar de- velopment. Commissioners said they would like to eliminate the extension entirely. -WILDLIFE CORRI DORS. Commissioners agreed with a state Department of Fish and Game recommendation that quarter mile·w1de corridors con- nect cons<'rvation a rcai. to a11ow wildlife to migrate from one a rea to another. -TRAFFIC. Commissiont'rs c rit1c1zed staff members for having fatl<'d to consider com. muter traffic 111 recommending road widths. They noted strong opposition by the city of Irvine to extending Culver Drive to Co.1st H.a~hway and were unable to agree on how wide Sand Can yon Road should be. Plans for the Irvine Coast area bftwcen Corona dcl Mar and Laguna Beach have been controversial for m a ny years, both because of the environmen- tal and aesthetic value ofthe open land and because of the impacts development would h ave on the adjacent cities. Coastal commissioners said their decision, which is subject to approval al the state level, is particularly difficult because or s<'vera l factors over which they have no control. One is whether or not the state o r fede ral gove rnment will purchase part or the land for a park. The local coastal plan cur- rently being considered clusters development in the pa rt of the area closest to Corona del Mar. Commissioners admitted they don't know the legalities or the plan's provision to require that the Irvine Company dedicate the park-area land to the public as a tradeoff for development. The dedications would be phased, un· der the plan, as building on the other areas is approved. Another variable is whether or not the proposed San JoaquJn tiiJls Trans portation Corridor to connect MacArthur Boulevard in Newport Beach with the San Diego Freeway near Saddleback College wtU ever be built. Commission Chairman Donald Wilson noted that, if the plan as revist'<i by staff members is ap proved Thursday. environmen. tahsts and other opponenL-. ccin take another crack at it at the slate level Newport Cops Nab Burglary Suspect Newport Beach police arrest· ed an <.1 1leged cat burglar Tues- day after a woman said she awoke from a nap in her living room to see a m an taking a wallet from her roommate's purs~ Police said th e s us pect , Ray mond Anthony Monteleone, 21, or Woodland Hills, was beine F,....P~Al BATILE ••. 0 ·'rise and oppose the elements of the corrupt regime who nre pro- voking disorders in Tabriz . ·'The army and other 11ecurity forces are with the people, hand in .hand, Jn burying the garbage of the Pahlavi dynasty," he swd. In J946·47. an inaependent communist republic brteny ex- isted ln JronJaJt Azerbaijan, wlth Tabriz as its capital, until it was crushed by the rorccs or Shah Mohammed Reu Pahlavi. transferred to Ora nge County Jail today. He is being held on $10.000 bail on a charge of re· sidential burglary, police said . ll is alleged that Lucinda Lub- bock, 24, or Fem Street. alerted two neighbors at 2:30 p.m . after she saw the wallet taken from the purse or roommate Lisa A. French, 24. Police said ne ighbors Gary Belvedere, 21. and Ron Carroll, 26, caught the suspect nearby and held htm until police ar - rived . The missing wallet., whlch contained $S cash, was found ap· parently discarded in a nearby garage, police said. Dollar Makes Gain LONOON <AP) -The dollar made m•r1lnal 1ains on moat E uropean money markets today tor the second Jlraitbt day and the price of ROid ~ontinued to drop. \ If the plan 1~ reJertcd, he said. the county ean either appeal to the state commission or revise the plan. C<.1pta 1n Moo d y sai d Ar:mstrong's wife, Eileen. was interviewed by a member of the District Attorney's Office late W°illffilc®IT'~ FINAL 2 WEEKS - DON'T DELAY! 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T\Jl'' d a y t h e y ~• r 1· :.. t' ~· k 1 n ~ .. alternative ~lut1om. to <1n up comm~ hl•a r111g that could c·1"t him hls JOb J ohn Nicoll. :-.uperantendent of th e Newport Me'a Cntftl'd School D1str1ct , confirna·d re· 1H1rh today thut th..rt• h.is tM.•t•n Jl!>l'Ui.:o.ion ol .i po,~1bl.-tran:-.rt-r for fo~ngland ll Cl\H'H'r :o.OUr<.'C' clOSl' tu to:nglJnd t'klln1 tht' trun:.fer offt.·r JIH'<Hh ha:-. bt-l'n mJdt' and that he• hJ:o. refuM•d to accept a teaching <L's1gn ment at anotht>r :.chool En.:la nd remams on "ad m1n1:.trat1Vl' lt•ave" following ch.irges of unprofes!)ional con duc t II.'\ ied by Harbor Hi gh Principal 1'om Jacobson . ThP two m1.-n have had a series of disputes over the past 18 months r egarding the p erformance schedule of the Newport Harbor High Sailor Band. Tuesday night. about 300 sup- porters or the 47·year·old band leader turned out at Estancia High School to ask s chool trustees to drop charges against Eneland and let him return to <See ENGLAND, Page A2 > Hundreds Slain In Iran Strife TEHRAN, Iran (AP l Major fighting erupted today in the northwest Iranian city of Tabriz ~nd Iranian r e porl<'r s s aid several hundred people had been killed Th ere were confhctmg ac counts of battles involving pro- s hah army holdo uts. former SA V AK secret police agents, Ma r xists a nd Azerbaijan• sepa rat~sts The reports could not be independe ntly verified While the fighting raged in Tabriz, heavily armed guerrillas stormed the US Embassv 10 Gunman Slain Tehran a nd look t he s tare hostage. The Americans were later rescued by forces loyal to lhl' government named by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Khomeini a ides said the at- t ackers were com munists. <Related stories. Pages Al and A4.l Re porters said fighting was going on in 21 areas m Tabriz a nd that there had been a maJor battle for control or the local radio station The reports said military a ircraft had been sent to the city. prt>s umably to take Motives Hunted In Mesa Incident Costa Mesa police are trying to find out why a 48-year-old man barricaded himself in his home Monday night and went on a two-hour shooting spree before being slain by police bullets. Captain Robert Moody said the victim. James Armstrong, told police in brief phone con· versations that he was having financial proble ms and other troubles. One of the callers was Detec- tive Dave Hayes. Armstrong's b~ther-in·law. poHce said. H <.'. like other police officials, wa s unab l e to convin ce Armstrong to stop firing a .22 caliber rifle and surrender Armstron~ fired nearl> 70 s hots at police and firemen from his west side home at 2133 Continental Ave. After police finally threatened to flush him out of the home with tear gas. Armstrong rushed out onto his porch and fired four Rmnor Confirmed ATLANTA CAP> Charles Kir bo, an Atlanta attorney and adviser to President Carter , con- firmed today that foreign in· vestor s had atte mpted to purchase the Carte r peanut warehouse m Plains, Ga Coast shots before police fired back. He was struck twice in the chest by weapons fired by a police officer a nd SWAT team member. Armstrong was dead before an ambulance reached Costa Mesa Me morial Hospital shortly before 11 p.m. Cowity Rain 'May R~turn' On Thursday Rain that fell upon Orange County Tuesday night is expect· e d t o dis appear tonight but weather forecasters still aren't s ure whethe r it will return Thursday night. A spokesman for the National Weathe r Service said t h e forecast today called for clear- ing tonight and sunshine Thurs· day morning, followed by in· creasing cloudiness later Thurs· day and a chance or rain that night. However , he s aid a storm system that could move in then is still uncertain, so forecasters haven 't set a percentage chance or s howers Highs Thursday could reach 67 degrees. with lows tonight 42 to 50 degrees. the spokesman said. Rain watchers across the coun· ty showed a wide variation in the a mounts of rainfall received Tuesday night . part an fi ghting. Khomeini issued an appeal to. day for the people of Tabriz to "rise and oppose the elements of the corrupt regime who are pro· voking disorders an Tabrit. ·'The army and other ~ccurity forces are with the people, hand in hand, in burying the garbage of the Pahlavi dynasty." he said. Jn 1946-47. an independent <.'ommurust republic brieny ex- isted in Iranian Azerbaijan, with Tabr iz as its capital, until it was crushed by the forces of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. * * * Iran Airlift Of Americans Will Resume WASIUNGTON <AP> -The Carter administration plans lO resume m ass evacuation of Ame r icans CroJl Ira n this weekend with the ultimate goal o r a irlifting 5,000 from t he stricken country, sources said today. U.S. officials said 1,700 of the nearly 7,000 U.S. citizens in Iran were prepared to pull out. The Tehran airport, kept shut by the new Khomeini regime as it tried to soli dify its control, is expected to be reopened on Saturday after obser vances of religious holidays. The goal of the evacuation, it is known . is to r educe the American community m Iran - U.S. officials, military contrac- tor e mployees, businessmen. teachers a nd others -to no more than 2,000 The decision was taken in light of the storming of the U.S. Em· bassy in downtown Tehran by an a r med band that took Am· bassador William H. Sullivan a nd 101 othe r Americans hos t age. Iranian government forces freed the Americans. (Related story, Page A4 > Last summer, when violence in Ira n mounted, there were some 45,000 Americans in Iran. Gr adually, this number was re· duced. In l a t e D ece mb e r a ll Ame ricans not having urgent business we re advised to leave. Ea rlie r this month. non- essential U.S. officials and all de pe ndents were ordered out. The departing Americans were evacuated on commercial and military flights. CROWD OF ABOUT 300 TURNED OUT FOR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING AT ESTANCIA HIGH Most Came Tuesday Night Out of Interest in England Case BAND DIRECTOR ENGLAND, WIFE ELAINE, IN AUDIENCE They Were Observers at Tuesday School Board Meet Ing Oil Spill Cleaned From Coast Beach By ROBERT BARKE R Of t1M Chlly ~ll<IC St.lff Crews worked throughout the night cleaning up an oil spill that washed ashore a long four miles o f the Huntington Beach coastline Tuesday. Cleanup operations were scheduled to continue a ll day on the hardest h it beach areas b e tween Golde n West and Magnolia streets. City Harbors a nd Beaches Director Vincent Moorhouse and other officials said the spill ap· parently didn't cause significant problems to the beach or to wildlife. Moorhouse said, however , that in terms or size of the oil s lick, it may be the worst to hit the area m about 10 years A U.S Coast Guard vessel on a routine patrol of local waters detected the oil spill in he avy fog early Sunday morning. ll didn't begin to wash ashore until Tues- day morning A Coast Guard s pokesm an said that patches of oil covered an area estimated at 2.400 yards long and 800 yards wide. Co~t Plan Criticized By Panelists By JACKI E HYMAN OlllwO•lly P iloolSUll South Coast regional coastal commissioners combed through the proposed coasta l plan for the Irvine Coast Tuesday, criticized both their own staff and Orange County for failing to provide m o r e altern a tives, the n postponed their final vote until Thursday Comm1ssioners said they are delaying tbe matter untH Thurs- d ay at 11 a.m. at Torrance City HalJ because only eight of the 12 commiss ione rs we r e present Tuesday. By law the plan must be ap- proved or de nied by Feb. 20 or the plan submitted by Orange County wiU be forwarded intact to the state Coastal Comm1i.sion. At Tuesday's meeting in Hunt- ington &>ach City Council cham· bers. commissioners took ad- visory votes on a number of key issues, f ro m the El Morro Trailer Park to the Cameo Shores extension, and told thei r staff members to revise the plan accordingly. Newly appointed commission a lternate Jackie Heather , a Newport Beach c ity coun - cilwoman . sat o n the com- mission for an ho ur unti l mem ber Ele rth Erickson ar· raved. However, no votes were taken dunng that time. When he got there. Erickson read a statement saying he can't ·!>upport either the county's or the commission sta ff's plans because he believes both fail to deal adequately with the issues o f density. traffic , a nd archaeology and paleonotology "Qwte frankly, the overall at· titutde of the county has been s uch as to make me wonder if a ll of these meetings are nothing more than window dressing on an a lr e ady built ho use," E rickson said. Among the preliminary de- cisions made Tuesday were: Weather Mostly sunny Thursday morning with inc reasing a fternoon cloudiness. Lows tonight 42 to 50. Highs Thursday 60 to 67. Abortion Flap Rages He said officials now have no idea what caused the spilJ but are anaJyzmg samples in efforts to find its source. Moorhouse said. however. he believes the oil slick was caused by a tanker tha t pro bably emptied its bilges off the coast. -EL MORRO TRAILER PARK. Commissioners rejected the idea or a ''life estate .. for current residents but said they would like to see the park gradually phased out over a five to 10 year period, or possibly as long as 20 years. -LOW AND MODERATE IN· COME HOUSING. No less than 20 percent of the housing within the coastal zon e s hould be INSIDE TODA 't' Remember dame &tores o/ yuterycar' How have the resplendent t'mporiums o/ gewgaws, gamcraclcs and doodadl far~ m the l<ut 100 11cars? See F'eatumag, Page Cl. &Santa Ana Police Chief Arrested Again . By JOANNE R EYNOLDS Of 111t Delly "'Mt St.lff Retired Santa Ana police chief Edward Allen was arrested for the second time today when he joined a nti-a b o rtion dem - o nstrators at a Santa Ana clinic. Allen and 11 others were taken Into custody today after they in· vad ed t h e c l i nic at 1600 Broadway. Sgt. Roddy Quall! of the Santi Ana police said the group was enga~ing in "verbal alterca· lions' wftb staff members or the c:Unlc where Allen's group says abortlon.'J are ~rlormed. Qualls aald there was n o phy1ical violence in volv~d ln .. today's demonstration and ar- rests. The cha rge under which the demonstra tors were arrested a re misdemeanors. S po kesm e n for the dem- onstrators said the action had been arranged by ·'The Commit- tee for Defense or the Unborn." Today's arrest marks the second time that Allen was ta ken lo~o custody during an an· ti-abortion de monstration. One year a•o be was arrested with four other people at the same location, the Family Plan· ning Aasoclatlon Medical Group. Today's demoMtratlon began at about 8 a .m . with picketa marchinc tn tront of the hi1h rise office bulldJng tn which the • clinic is located . 1l was about 10 a .m. when police were d ispatched to thei. clinic's seventh noor offices to quell what was described as a disturbance. While police hauled Allen and 11 others away, a group oC about 20 elderly men and women with children gathered in the build ing's parking structure, chant- ing a nd s inging "Tbe Battle Hymn oCthe Republic." The remaintn1 demonstrators were evicted from the parking area by building security of· ricers and police and the dem- Ol'\Slration broke up when the group decided to gather al <8ff ALLEN, P11e At> .. ·'That's the only thing it could be," he said. "Ir the spill was caused by offshore drilling, we would have known about it by now." Coast Gua rd boats s kimmed up much of the brown-colored waste before it hit shore Moorhouse said all the oil de~ posits on the one·mile stretch or city bC!ach wete scraped up by heavy equipment and ha uled away dunng the night . I.PG Tanker Docks LOS ANGELES <AP> A tanker loaded with 11.S million gallon of liquefied petroleum ttas docked Tuesday in Los Angeles harbor after a thr~e-doy delay because of fo". CSee IRVINE, Page A2) UJVEHE4KTS BE.4TTODA.Y Love comes in many forms even pages. Pages of personaUzed Valen· tines present themselves to Oai- 1 y Pilot reade rs t oday in "Hearts of Love." Orange Coast lovers bring s uch Valentines as "This is the biggest heart they would let me draw -a page a lone would not be enoURh," to their oartners In "Hearts or Love" on Page 02 of today's Daily Pilot. .. • -.@-111aa: t • o.11, ...... ,u,._ TOM BEATON ANO 8RIDE·T0-8E DIANE REYNOLDS They Plan Wedding, Sock Hop Reception at Meaa High Sehool Tie Teacher to Wed in Gym Tom Beaton plans to get married in the family home. IN IDS CASE, the family home is Costa Mesa High School. The longtime English teacher plans to wed 22-year-old Diane Reynolds in the school gymnasium Saturday. Their wedding reception will be in the form of a sock hop in the school cafeteria "MY UFE BAS been teaching at Costa Mesa High," said Beaton. who admits to nearinf? the ha lf-century ma rk in age "I '11 probably be buried there ... The 21-year Mesa High teacher is inviting all present and forml•r students to help celebrate the wedding. Among the participants. he said, will be the school choir. u band m ade up of former st~dents. and the homt• <•conomics depa rtment, whach will help prepare the cafeteria reception. THE ART depa rtment wiJI chip in Valentine decora- tion~. Beaton added ··we thou~hl he was a confirmed bachelor ," said Prin· c ipal Bob Packer. "IL 's ltke one of the family getting married ." Packer :-.aid and then noted, "He's one of those unforgeltable cha;actt>rs you r ead about in the Reader's DiJ?est." Newport Police List Commanders Nl'wport B<'ach police officials .innounccd toduy that three area commanders have been appoint· ed as part of the depa rtment's patrol division reorganization The change, which went into t>frect Jan. 1. divides the city in· to three geo- g r ap hi c a 1 a r eas . Of- fi ce r s a nd s upe rvisors are assigned to an area in an effort to provide more community ,. involv':m~nt. <0uo11t£1t 0 f ft c ' a Is also said representatives of horn eowners groups are invited to a meeting al the police sta- tion, Santa Barbara Drive at J a mboree Road, al 7 :30 p.m. Tuesday to meet the new com· m anders and discuss the geo- graphical concept. Named commander of Area 1. Balboa and West Newport. is U . Jam D Spears. 44, a 20-year Cyclist Loses Lile In County Accident A 23-year-old Santa Ana motorcyclist died Tuesday of in· Juries suffered when his cycle allegedly was struck by a pickup truck in Santa Ana Saturday, police reported today. Earl Faircloth of 205 Civic Center Drive wasn't wearing a protective helmet al the time of the crash al McFadden Avenue and Lyon Street, police said. H DAILY PILOT T~0'•ftOP(Oo11~0..tyPitot #t'th""'*°l'tt\t_,, 01rw-ctt ..... ~Prf"\' ,,....,,.•\.hflodOfl ... Or_.... M' t Pvblt\l'litftO~ ~··~--tfOl\)M,. P.Jbtl"ftf ft Mofw!,f-Y tPw"~ r rtdt1y fat (Ml• ik•t4 H~ l't.H'1' """'"""'°" ftrtec.Nf.,... ,,_,,,, v.-h..-¥ lr••nt-l~ f\f-.ctt Sow1fl(M't • 'ttqlf t"'Q~lf'l(l1tfOf'l 1\CMIOh\t'PO~fWf'ff'n_., ..._.. °"' ""'"'-........ "*" .......... JJD Wf\11'1 .. "1....t eo.t•-.C.0•'-IWft~ J.c•• c.ri.r "''""""'°'"' __ .. _ JAC:O•S veteran of the department and commander of the department's SWAT team. Lt. James M. Gardiner, 30, bas been appointed to head Area 2, the west s ide of Upper Newport Bay. He was named Supe rvisor of the Year by the department in 1975. Supervising Area 3, the part of the city east of Upper Newport Bay, is U . James M. J acobs, 35, a 10-year veteran of the d epart- ment and former adJutanl to the chief of police. J acobs and Spears and their fa milies li ve in Santa Ana . Gardiner and his family li ve an lrvine. Quake Fault link Believed SAN LUIS OBISPO IAP) Ao earthquake fault running near the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant may hook into the San Andreas Fault at both ends, a geolog i s t told Nu clear Regulatory Commission of. ficials. For years, geologists have theorized that the Hosgri Fault, running near the construction site. was linked to the San An- dreas Fault north of San Fran· cisco via the San Simeon and San Gregorio faults. Lawsuit Entered ByOCEA Thl' 8,000·me mber Orange ("o unty t:mployee Association ~OCEA> flied s u1t in 1wperior court 111 Santa Ana Tuesday to ovt•rtum results or a recent un· ion representation election won by unother employee groqp. At i1'1'1K' is an election by 511 {'ounty government operations .ind ma intenance e mployees who voled 223 to 171 last month lo be presented ln contract talks by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME > rather than OCEA. OCEA officials contend in the s uat that AFSCME violated terms of an election agreement because one of the federation's election "observers" engaged in campaigning at a polling place in Mason Regional Park. Named in the suit are county government administrators and A FSCME officials. Superior Co urt JudJi?e Allcemarie Stotler was expected to rule late today on a tern· porary restraining order lo halt recognition of the new union. l're• P-.e Al . ffiVINE ••• available to low and moderate income persons. commissioners said. They noted that 600 of the 10,000 acres in the Irvine Com- pany.owned downcoast area is outs ide the coastal zone and said they wouldn't agree to seeing low-cost housing centered in that are3. -CA MEO S H ORES EXTENSION. This "mirror" of Cameo Shores. below Coas t Highway, was proposed by tne county at a higher density than the current Corona del Mar de· velopment. Commissioners said they would like to eliminate the extension entirely. -WILDLIFE CORRIDORS. Com missioners agreed with a s tale Department of Fish and Game recommendation that quarter-mile-wide corridors con- n ect conservation areas to allow wildlife to migrate from one area lo another. -TBAFFIC. Commissioners criticized staff members for having failed to consider com· muter ti:alfic in recommendmg road widths. They noted strong opposition by the city of Irvme to e xtending Culver Drive to Coast Highway and were unable to agree on how wide Sand Canyon Road should be. Walker said. however, that all an electrician needs, or an in· s pe ctor checking the . work needs, is a torque screwdriver, a device which m easures the tension exerted by the screw. W .L. Tubbs, an electrician and r epresentative of the lntema· tional Brotherhood of Elect rical Workers local, followed Walker with the testimony that "I have never yet, in 30 years, seen an electrician with a torque screwdriver in his toolbox." Tubbs s aid the tools are loo expensive (about $80 each> and take too much lime to use. Vardoulis asked him, "How do you know if you've got the screw at 12 inch-pounds <the pre· scribed tension measure>?" ··1 don't know how it's done. Mr . M ayo r ," Tubb s said. . Walker interjected that 1t can be done by feel a lone , that elec· tricians had a sense or how many turns to give the screw. Tubbs agreed heartily .. and said. "To install the aluminum wiring, as required by the Un - derwriters Laboratory, would take more time." Tubbs supported a ban, and said his fellow workers did, too. Anthony pointed to statistics rnpplied oy the fire department, thal showed that of 3,364 actual structure fires in a five-year period from 1974 through 1978, only three were attributed to faulty aluminum electrical wir· ing. less than 1 percent. ·'If we find out that as many fires were caused by exploding hot water beater s,•· he said, "are we going to ban those too?" Anlbol\Y said there bave been no fires attributed to aluminum wiring in the 20 to 25 percent ~f Irvine's 17,000 homes that use it. HINTS AT COMPROMISE Board President Martin 0.llY Pit.I Sutt 1'"9!01 'FIND BETTER WAY' Teacher Leader Jordan ,.,.... Pa,,e AJ ENGLAND SUPPORTED. • • work. More than JO people, man)' of them angry and frustrated, ad· dressed the board to vigorous applause from the audience dur- ing the two-hour hearing Many speakers criticized the board for accepting the charges against England without taking the lime to hear his side of the story. The trustees' acceptance of the charges last month was a formality leading to a hearing before a panel mude up of a s tate judic ia ry officer and representatives of Engla nd and the school district. return of Richard England." Paul Jordan. president of the Ne wport-Mesa Federation of T eache rs, urged the s chool board to "find a better way" to resolve the situation "I don't think the re 1s one board member who doesn't want to find a better way." Mrs. Marlin responded. s aying she shared the frustration of the au· di ence with tile. dis missal process . Current and forme r member~ of England 's band said they were shocked to hear he maght. be fired. Slain Worker Mourned CALEXICO <AP> -About 7 ,000 moumen, including Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr., bowed their heads in silence this mom· ing at a funeraJ for R ufino Con- treras. a striking United Farm Workers lettuce worker killed on the picket line. The memorial service was held under cloudy s kies on a paved pa rking lot 100 yards north of the Mexican border. The service was delayed when Brown's charter plane from San Diego was 30 minutes late. He was met at the Calexico Airport by Imperial County Sberifr Oren Fox a nd t h e two chatted privately. "We're hanging in there." Fox told Brown "From the sky, it looks like everythmg's all right at this point." said Brown. a reference to the turmoil during the bitter four-week-Old strike. About 2,500 people attended a rosary service Tuesday night for Contreras at the labor pickup lot ru n by the stat e farm labor employment department . The mourners. clad in jackets and s weaters. carried candles as they passed silently by the open coffin. The rosary was said by Rev. Mark Medaer of Our Lady of G uadaluoc Ro m an Catholic Church. This hearing 1s tentatively set for the week of March 12. ~cbool district officia ls said today Al the advice of the d1::.tracl ·~ legal counsel. a llOrnl')' J1Jhn Bukey of Orange, trustees of fered liUle response to the com munity Tuesday naght. "Yes. the school board doel> have the power to rescind the c h a r ges," s aid school board President Carol Martin. Newport Sidesteps Stand on Busing However. she added that she doesn't believe this wall happen sol e l y b eca use of p u b lic pressure. Teachers at Harbor High said morale 3t the school .1s at an all time tow because of En~land'l> forced removal from campus. Me mbers of Supporters of Richard Eni-tland <SORE I pre sented a p~lit1on to the school board Sif:{ned by l , 126 Har bor Area residents demanding "the Newport Beacfi Caty Council m e mber s have decided they don't want to take a stand on bu s ang t o ac hieve r aci a l balances m schools. at least not until the state produces ~ome re levant legislation they can comment on . "I doubt that 1t 's appropn att· for action on our part,". Coun c1lman Donald Strauss said of a proposal that the council wntt.· to Los Angeles Judge Paul Egly opposing a pla n to combine Oranec Count v and Los Ani?clc~ 10 a desegregation bus ing plan. Str aus!. said he be lieves the Newport.Mesa school board has more exper tise rn lbe field. Strauss 1s a forme r m ember of that board. "I don"t th1nk the council's ex- pected to be ~xpert in every- thing we act on," r esponded Mayor Paul Ryckoff. Ho wever, the propos u l was de· fl'alcd 3·4, with Straus~ joined in his oppo:-.it 1on by Mayor Pro T('m Ray Williams and Coun· calwome n Evelyn· Harl and Jackie H<'a ther FINAL 2 WEEKS - DO~T DELAY! Drexel Accolade II Available At Less 20% Drex~~ Heritage .. CNr .. •M ..... •-l' ... 11 "'"''fM MA"""'91-. A web of faults could also con- nect the Hosgri and San Andreas faults to the southeast, UCLA professor Clarence Hall testified Tuesday before the NRC Ucens· ing board charged with deciding whether the facility will be al- lowed to operate. f',....P.,,eAJ Electrical wiring "incidents." such as spar king, which do not result ln fi~ or injuries and are not included in statistics, are far more numerous. according to fire manbals. Large stock of Drexel, Heritage, & Henredon selected groups on sale now. Te...,._.. fM•)toet CIHllHleCI Adv..._~ - Orange County Jail to await the re lease of their jailed com· patriots. A spokesman for the poUce de· pnrtment indicated that It would be unlikely that any of the dem-· onstrators would be booked ln· to Orange County Jail. He sakl lt wat probable they would be re- leased rrom the POUce station. Reported Incidents In tho cily of Irvine, over the pasl four years, lnvol··ed 11 cases or Wir- ing 10 of which were blamed on rauity oJumlnum product, city records st.ate. Councilman David Sills ex· pressed the majority opinion. U the elec:triclans •~ 't confident about their wort wJtb alu:mlnum wlrln1, SW. aakl, neither 11 he. • ..... ,..,.,,,. ... ~, ..... ~ C09rAllW 1WMI 111_...Cn.-.'41-2060 L •ee•i:llJI I Happy 1'alentine's Dag Tor11 Cooper. a second grader in Mrs Ursula Wallace's class at El Morro Elt>· mcntary School near Laguna Beach , draws a bead on Valentine's Day. U.S. Embassy Seized Marine Relates Guerrilla Warf are TEHRAN, tran CAP > The radio receiver in the room of Sgt. Ken Kraus. 22, s uddenly cracked with the alarmed re· port, "They're coming over the wall' They're comlng over the wall! ... They're in the compound!" 1Re lated story, Page A4. > Kraus, a member of the 20- m a n US. Marine guard detach· m ent al the American Embassy in Tehran. said' he and his Marine roommate had just come off duty and were relaxing in their quarters They immediate· Jy raced to their assigned po:,i- tions "The guerrillas opened fare about 10:30. There we re at least 100 of them. They were on every wall around the embassy and on the s urrounding rooftops," he 6aid. "It just s tarted popping and popping." Kraus, who was slightly wounded in the attack and taken lo a hospital, headed for his post al the embassy commissary. "When I got there the re were a lread)' some guerrillas. They we r e firing e very whe re with automatic weapons There was a lot of shooting ·'The re were two o ther Marines and two or three Americans in the shopping area a nd restaurant, and we s hoved the m back into the kitchen where we barricaded the door," he said. ·"They shot in all the windows a nd were pounding and pound- ing on the door. They broke in the door and the first guy they saw. who was a Persian, they JUSl blasted him away. •'They took us outside and made us s~nder our weapons Tremors Due To Warships SAN DIEGO <AP) - Navy officials say a series of tremors originally belie ved lo be sonic booms may have been caused by two warships firing in a gunnery exercise al sea 83 miles northwest of San Diego. No damage was r eport- ed from the vibrations shortly after 3 p .m. Tues- day. which prompted hun· dreds or earthquake queries to police . Shortly after the 1bocks, uUlicy service was disrupt- ed tor 38 minutes in the La Jolla area, affecting about 400 customers Including Veterans Administration Hospital. whlch used emer1ency power. and then ordered us to strip down. All I had on wa~ boots and trousers. "Then one of the guerrillas. who was well dressed a nd spoke good Englis h, told m e he couldn't hold his me n back and they wanted our weapons. ·'He grabbed me by the hand. We had some weapons hidden in a freezer . I pointed to them. He said something in Farsi <the Ira· nian language> and suddenly someone gave me a rifle butt in the gut. "The next thing I heard was a ~hang and I wal> on my face and started bleeding Then I showed up at the hospital he re," sajd KrausofLansdale. Pa. During the firing, he said U.S. Ambassador William Sullivan ordered everyone to "give up. Unless your life is dir:eclly in Kidnap Trial d anger don 'l fire.' Kraus. on temporary assign· m ent from Cyprus, was taken by ambulance to the Amir Alaam Hospital near the embassy. A doctor said Kraus received a flying metal fragment, ap- parently from a buUet. in his forehead but otherwise was not seriously hurt. The metal frag- ment would be removed later. he said, but the operation was minor and posed no problems. "I assure you he is very safe here and in very good hands," he said As he lay an his hospital bed. Kraus asked that his mother. s i s t e r and fianeee. Nina Trongone. be reassured that he was all right a nd being well cared for. •'I don't scare easy.·' he said. "But I can te ll you l was scared." Suspect Labeled 'Preying Animal' The man accused of a gun- point kidnap and sexual attack on two 12-year -old girls in Surfsid e las l Augus t was d escribed Tuesday as "a vicious. preying animal" who d eser ves conviction by an Orange County Superior Court jury. Moving van driver Albe rt Fidel Salcido, 34, "preys on 12· year-old little girls,·· Deputy District Attorney '1 an Cuziupoli told jurors in her closing argu- ments. "It is sad that our children cannot wa lk on the street in broad daylight on n Sunday af. temoon. . . without people like him coming along forclng them into a car and teaching them all about sex," the prosecutor con- tinued at the end of Salcido's trial. • Sa lei do 's attorney, De puty Public Defender Laureen Gray. contended· there a re questions a bout whethe r the two Long Beach girls actually were kid· napped as they walked along Pacific Coast Highway In Sutrslde . Instead, she argued, evidence showed the lwo g1rls voluntarily e ntered Salcldo's car. In addition, she pointed lo dlr· rere nces in statements offered by the two alleged victims al various Umcs saying the te may hove been an unconscious ercort on lheir part to appear more vie· llmlzed than they wen.!. The jurors began delibe rating Tuesday afternoon on charges of kidnap, forcible r ape, assault and child molestation and were to continue deliberations thjs morning. Sa lcido has been held in Orange County Jail with bail set al $100,000. He was a rrested Aug. 21 near Apache Junction. Ariz., on suspicion of drunken driving. After his arrest, Arizona of- ficers discovered he was wanted In Orange County on the multiple-count kidnap aod as- sault warrant. Ms. Gray argued that after the girls allegedly we re abducted near the Anaheim Bay Bridge they were left alone In Salcldo's car at least four times but did not Oee. The prosecutor. howe ver, told jurors Salcido "doesn 'l deserve anything except a conviction on a ll counts and that is exactly what l am askJng you to do. That Is. to convict him." Testimony Sought SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Six people believed to be Hell's Angels members have been sub· poenaed to tes tify before a federal grand Jury Investigating possible murderft, drug dealing and violence by th<.' motorcycle club. the San Fra ncisco Ex· amlntrsay . Waddill .Taping Approved Orange County Superior Court J udge Byron Mc Millan said this morning he will decide ''day lo day" whether lo permit news re- porters lo bring tape recorders into the murder retrial of Dr. William Waddill. ·'Somebody asked and I said okay," McMillan said of his sur- prise move Tuesday to permit a radio broadcaster to cover the Huntington Harbour physician's trial with a tape recorder. ·'To me it makes sense to rely on verbatim testimony rather than notes." the Superior Court Judge explained. McMiiian's ruling came as Jury selection began Tuesday in Waddill 's ·second trial on charges that the doctor strangled a newborn girl afte r an unsuc- cessful s aline ,abortion at W estmi ns t e r Co mmun it y Hospital a lmost two years ago. Jury selection was continuing toda~. .~ .. .....-. Waddill's first trial e nded last May in a mistrial after jurors said they we r e hopelessly deadlocked in a 7 to 5 vote favor· ing acquittal. McMillan said he would con· tinue with a "no camer as" rule but might relent during closing a rguments if lawyers in the trial concur. FORMER FISHING BUDDY OF MARVIN'S TESTIFIES Rope Nelson Enters Court With Triola Marvin An American Ba r Association group meeting in Atlanta recent· ly reaffirmed its agreement with a ban of both tape recorders and camttras in courtrooms. E~friend Blasts Marvin in Court Of the meeting or the Atlanta group McMillan said : "They a re a little con se rvative a nd backward. some of these groups They have their program, we ha\'e ours." Mc Millan said he has no ob· Ject ion to the tape recorders. so long as they're operated quietly and do not ctisturb the jur y or trial attorneys. Shots Fired At Liquor Store Owner i\ young gunman fired al least two pistol shots al ~ downtown Huntington Beach hquor store owner this morning but missed both times. police reported. Gun Eun. 39, owner or Dehne's Liquor Store al 526 Ma in St., told police he looked up from a rear storeroom al 7 a.m. to see a man firing a pistol at him. Eun said he ducked as the man fired again. The gunman then fled out the door and ran north on Main Street. Eun told police he r ecognized the 22-year -old man a s a customer who had ha rassed him 1n the past. Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said the suspect ed gunman 's last known address is in Huntington Beach. Thl• man is being sought today for questioning in connec· lion with the shooting. Police re m oved a s m all caliber slug from a wall in Eun's store after the s hooting. Troops Advance PARIS <AP) -Premier His- sene Habre's forces a re reported gaining ground in Africa's newest war . to oust President Fehx Malloum of Chad, a nd France is seeking a cease-fire in 1ts former colony. G em Talk By J C IW MPHRlf.'S C<"r11/ll'd Gemol0{1ut. AC.\ ST. VALENTINE WORE An AmelhJISI ffmg LOS ANGELES IAP > -Actor Lee Marvin and a husk}. tanned H awauan bo<tt captain once fished together and · were hke brothers. · but for the• second time lhl'Y an• courtroom ad· "ersaries. Rope Nelson insisted Tuesday he had no ax to grind an taking the stand for Michelle Tnola Marvm an her proper ty nghts l>Ult against the actor But from the witness stand. Nelson angrily declared "You're not the Lee Mar vin r knew " Nelson'<; fr1end ~h1p with Marvin ended in a bitter court battle over a boat MCJro.tn won When asked by M1~~ Marvin's lawyt>r. Marvin M1lch('lson. why h1.· camt• here from Hawau to testify. Nelson leaned forward in the witness chair and s aid, "For Rope Nelson ." Then he turned toward Ma r vin and said, "Because of him "Him and I were buddies. pals." Nelson said "We fished toge ther. We were like brothers. And look al us today. "He loved her." he said of Miss Marvin. "And look at her today. "I was his buddy and he was mine. and through his stubborn· ness. stupidity and hes, here we are." Nelson continued "She used to be lake my sister Now. he's doing at lo hl'r "You have to grow up. Lt0l'." ht' said, st a rang at t ht· c:lator "St:rnd up and be counted for .. Marvin. seatl•d al thl· counsel table. s1pp<.>d from a glass of water and glared <Jl the witness. Miss Marvin laved with the ac- tor for sue years and •~ s uing for half his asl>ets accrued during t h at lime. There has been testimony that the actor forcibly removed her from the Malibu beachhousc they s hared As he left th<' courtroom. Marvin's lawyers handed Nelson a subpoena , commanding him to appear as a witnes~ for the actor on Tuesday Outside. Nelson commented further on Marvin "I feel sorry for ham He was a man before. February Is for lovers and. according to the Jewelry Industry Council. so Is february's birthstone. the amethyst. After all. Lhe man who ~ave lovers their ow n spcc1ol dPy In F ebruory, St Vo lentine hlmse1r. wore an amethyst ring And believe it or not. there was a Cu!>'d engraved on 1l But long before St Volentine and Valenlln<''S Day, Greek and Roman W\Ves wore the a methy t as o cnarm to keep their husbands tn love with them Wan e. or course. goes well with romanc1• and. as you might have guessed. the romantic amethyst has an Interesting connection with wine. But not now. lt · just hes, lies, hes." On the witness stand, Nelson told of long. languid hours l>pent al St'a with Ma rvin and tht> woman he thought was the ac tor's wife in the early 1960s "He'd introduce her as his wife ever ywhere." be said. The couple's relationship tnen was "beautiful. They got along real well. Seemed to care f'lr each other." He said Marvin phoned h1m m 1970. announcing his breakup with Miss Marvin and asked ham for "some lean-0n-the·shouJder conversation." Nf'lson flew lo Los Angele~ at Marvin's expense . "We went a nd had a couple of drinks somewhere along the coast, .. he recalled. The conversation turned to Marvin's broken love afrair. "He said he was taking care of her very well, that he gave her the house. furs, jewelry, money everything . . . He said that's why he ctidn't have to m ake it legal," Nelson testified. In cross-e xami n ation . Ma rvin's lawyer. A . David Kagon. focused on the 1976 court battle between Nelson and Marvin. who both c l aimed ownership of the boat "The Blue Hawa11 " "I sued him. Then he sued mc We dad a lot or suing," Nelson ~aid "He won. I lost." :"t•lson said he paid soml" S23.000 in la wyers' fees and court cost s and still owel> Ma r vin S8.000 as a result of lht! court Judgment. He said the boat was a uc- tioned and Marvin used his 70 percent of the proceeds to buy the boat back. Nelson said he lost "practical· ly everything I own" in the suit. Supe rior Court Judge Arthur Marshall asked whether Marvin h<ts press~>d him for the remain· ing $8.000. "No." said Nelson. "He don't bother me no more." let us help you play cupfd with our fine Hlectlon of diamond jewelry for Valentine'• Day. Diamond• ue for everyone The gem's name derives from the Or cck "amethostos" meaolng "not drunk." For thousands of years It WllS believed lhat lhe amethyst could protec:t a person aga11u1t drunkenness. and that'!'! why the ancient Romans served wine in aobtets or spnrkllng amNhyst J. C. JJump~rU!J J11w11ferJ MlMBH AM(Ql(Al\I GEM SOCIHY @ tt1'3 N£:WPORT 6LV0 COSTA MESA Both It s b1•auty and romantic nssoc1atlons ho ve m11de l hl• 1n toxlcn1tngly lovl'ly nmethyst 11 lnngllml' fa\orltc of gt•m lovc'r!I nnd you cun l.lrlnk to thul' CON\/fNIENT TERMS • B1nM~ater Ct'tttQt 32 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION PHONE 5'684401 • I DAILY PILOT NATION I WORLD ~ Embassy Attacked· T!~ ~ EH:vo y, Hostages Freed in Gun Battle ~l a.rphin• ping at Prof it St:~l' '\ R M NTO DEPT. lie re ll t:.. St Vulcn lint'' Da). whl•n all thOUJlhb tum lo lht' Rt•nllmf'ntul ~nd 1·ndl'Jnna 'IPt'\'t of lo\'t' Ext' pt ~llh our aoloni. up m SJl'r .anwnto l 'p an Sacram<"nto today. i.eniatonial thouah~ tcm l u h.1n' turned to pe ~pan,a How dai.ai~Hna It Ul'\~lt>~ Uu1t St-o te P"' ldent Pro Tern Jamci. Mill-.. ttw llfmocrnt from &in 01eao. ha\ M ccrtu1n prt'OC.' ( upJtlon with J>et'P hows For the untnlUuted, uu .. 1w nr., Little-one person movie \ tt'wang muctuoei. thul ur •coin ol)t•rute<f and usually found Jt thl' back of ~mt· shoddy 1>tOrt! with a s11n out front that dccl1u·e~. ·Adult~ Only Pt-ople. mostly m"n u a mutter of (l&Cl, frequent the~e places and plunk in coins so they can view a kaleidoscopic italloping of flesh and fantasy across the X-raled screen. TEHRAN, lrnn tA P > -Scores u f RU('rrillui. fmn(l uulomat1c wt>u 1>o~ ~tormcd the U.S. Em· ba~!IY in downtown Tehran to day. wounded two Marine i U&rdA and took the ambassador and 101 other Americans hosluJ¢t• b<'fore rival guerrillas rt'i.rut'<I them ill a 3\.ii·hour gun battl\" G uerriUas loyal to the new government loald those who al· tacked the embassy were com· munist.s. One of the attackers J ISO sa.td commurusts participal· cd m the assauJt. LT. COL. LELAND Holland, the ~mbassy's secur ity chief. later told reporters gathered outside the building that the Americans had been placed un· der the protection of guerrillas loyal to Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho· me1ni 's government . He said staff members were lree lo go but were remaining inside the embassy on the guerrillas' ad- vice. Holland said the battle !or con· trol of the embassy began at about 10:30 a.m. when snipers opened up with heavy rifle fire from the roof of a hotel across the street from the embassy The attackers then penetrated the city-block-square compound a nd began pulling down the American flag. "Marines at tbe e mbassy 'lbten, Learn' ,.,..,I,.,.... AMBASSADOR FREED Wiiiiam Sullivan started shooting in the a ir and also hnng tear-gas canisters," said George B. Lambrakis, an embassy staffer. U.S. Am bass a dor William Sullivan ordered the embassy's 20 Marine guards to cease re- sistance and to surrender with the rest ·or the staff. They all were taken hostage inside lbe building. Khomeini guerrillas rushed to the scene and announced they bad moved into the embassy to protect the compound from the attackers. The firing died down for a while then resumed. SULLIVAN TOLD a reporter, "Lat er on, a ll the embassy persoMel gathered in my of~e and we started phoning out to various people we knew who are connected with Khomeini asking them for urgent help." H e said De puty Prime Minister Ibrahim Yazdi soon ar- rived on the scene and "told us we are all safe and our welfare will be looked after under bis custody." A U.S. military spokesman re- ported one of the Marines and a n o the r Ame r ican we r e wounded. A nearby hospital said five wounded Iranians were re- ceive<f there, and a press photog- rapher said he saw a body be could not identify carried from the compound. THE AYATOLLAH, who led t he year -long campa ign that •drove Shah Mohammed Reza PahlaVl trom the country, has repeatedly urge<f his foUowers not lo attack foreigners or their embassies. SLAIN AMBASSADOR Adolph 'Spike• Duba U.S. Envoy Dubs Slain hi Kidnap NEW DEUD, India CAP> T h e U .S . a m bassad or t o Afghanistan, Adolph Dubs, was kidnapped from bis car today in Ka buJ and later killed in a shoot· out between bis Shiite Moslem a bductors and police, U.S. of- ficials here and in Pakistan re- ported. 0 HOW MUCH OF this sexy viewing goes on? Well. the United States Department of Justice and the LA Police Department last year estimated more than $5.3 million tn s mall com was fed into more than 1,000 peeper machines by the clientele in Los Angeles alone. That's a pretty good cash return ror an eyefuJ. . Now it seems that Senator Mills isn't ~oncerned with peeping itself and hasn't really made any s tatement about stamping out this sexy awfulness and departure Crom com - munity purity. Carter in Mexico For .'Partnership' Spent machine-gun cartridges Uttered the walkways inside the compound. The main building was pock-marked with bullet holes and the iron gratings over its windows were bent or ripped aside. An embassy official said top secret radio equipment worth $500,000 was blown up by staff me m bers a s t he attacke rs closed m on the embassy 's com· municalions center . Tbe official said employees also set fire lo sec ret m es, but tha t many classified documents survived a nd were lefl unprotected in a reas penetr ated by the at- tackers. They said the kidnappers had t akeo him to a hotel in Kabul, the Afghan c apit al, a nd de- manded freedom for three jailed Moslem clergymen. But the gov· ernment refused to negotiate. police stormed the building and a fter a gun battle the American ambassador was found dead. they said. I N WASHINGTON, a State Department spokesman said the United St ates had aske d the Afghan government lo negotiate wit b the kidnappe rs to save Dubs' life but its request went unheeded. What Mills hus done is mtroduce Senate Bill 378, which would require counting devices on a ll peep s how machines 1n the slate WASHINGTON <AP> -President Carter , vowing to "listen and learn." flew lo Mexico City today in sear ch of "a new sense of partnership" that could ease cross-border differences over oil, trade and immigration. T HIS, HE BELIEVES, would asl>ure tha t the oper ators who gathered in that $5.3 million last year couldn't elude paying tnt·s on the pornographic profits. The president was awakened during the night lo be informed of the a rmed assault on the U.S E m· There were conflicting r eports on who was responsible for the attack. Arthur Lefkowitz. spokesman at the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, said two or three men s toppe d Dubs' a u tomobilt.•, wh1 cb was driven by an Afghan c hauffeur, as the am bassador was riding to work at about 8:45 local tjme. They opened the door and told Dubs they were "ar- resting" h.im, Lefkowitz said. bassy in Tehr an, but the Iranian pared with the $2.16 charged by de velopments caused no change Canada. You knew 1t would come down to that, didn't you? It ..1 11 bo1 ls down to money. of plans for the trip to Mexico. Ca r ter t old a Me xican television audience last week he believes a new relationship has nourished since he e ntertained Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo as the Ca rter ad ministration's first s tate visitor two years ago. The state wants its shct• of the porno pie , Certain authorities now believe the peep s how operators are skimming profits off thP top and are not pay· mg their full s ha re of state busmess and income taxes. So Senator Mills wants an official count on tbe number of peeps per customer so swte government won't gel short· cd on the profits of sin. YOU MIGHT EVEN suspect that our august State Senate. in its infinite wisdom, is drafting a Valentine's Day poem t.O send to the peep s how operators. It might go somethmg like this· BUT PERC EPTI ONS a re quite different in Mexico, where many officials still feel they are treated as a junior partner or the United States Roses Are Red, Your Peep Shows ArP Blue, ·rhey M ake Tons of Money, And We'd like Some. Too What has changed i n two years. a ll agree. is Mexico's economic potential, with its oil resources now calculated lo ap- proach and perhaps rival those of Saudi Arabia Disgrun tled Mate Kills Wife'S Lawyer Armed with this econo mic tru mp card, Lopez Portillo wants to discuss a possible oil deal with the United Slates as part of a package e mbracing trade and immigration. CARTER WILL TRY to reach a n agree m e nt on a U .S purchase of natural gas, but it would be only a general agree- ment, said John Ferch, the U.S e m bassy's deputy chief of mis- sion. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP> A 26·year-old lawyer died in t he courtroom when she stepped in front of her divorce case client as the woman's husba nd puUed the trigger or a revolver, a witness said. "Presidents don't t alk about prices." he said. After shooting attorney Candise DuBoff J ones, 26, the husband E rnest McClain, 59, of Astoria -then shot and killed himself. Negotiations for the purchase of Mexican natural gas have been stalled more than a year because E nerg y Secretary James R. Sch lesinger balked at Mexico's asking price ~ $2.61 per thousand cubic feet com- His 21-year-old wife, Billie Lee McClain of Portland, suffered only powder bums on her face. McClain had been called into court in connection with a n earlier order requiring him to pay support to his wife and child while awaiting a final divorce decree. He had beeo ordered to pay $475 a month 'IUpport to his wife and 2-year-0ld son, E rnest. 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"'· ' • l!ul 11 .. 1 wh • ,,.., w•v. com• Second l9w t Ot II m. 0 S ll•rtd wllll Ille ftllft;I\ ,.. rtQltlt.-.41 11 S.<Ofld lllQll t I • II m • 1 Old For• 111 Hew York't c.tf'llfll Sllnrlw.•,ite.m .. tat'S )tp,m. lldll'Olld!Kkt It wet tilt M<Ol\d !Im• Moon rlMtt 11 pm., .. IU:Ol • m t111, -IN -··1n (°""""""''•• S •rl •--•rt "'" C llvt"I I" we.II a o..ci frN.te "'r l'or Ille flfll't C9flffCllllVt dlJ llelllmort ,._,.d • ffl<Ofd IO•, wlll't • ·-lflt ot ' llelow ltf'O Tll•t Hwlllltltleft 1HC11 W""'" two le tllrff '"I c.nclll~ pOOr -Wt lltllCll w._ UW. 10 l'Ovt ... , Coll· dllk>llt llOOt. D E MO NS TR A TOR S shouting, "Carter 1s coming to r ob u s of oil and gas." marched in Mexico City last Wednesday. Police estimated 5,000 people turned out for the protest, called by telephone workers seeking higher wages. Mexico. with 40 percent un- employment, objects to US ef· forts to cul the now or illegal im- migr ants. estim ated at more than 500,000 a year. Americans inside the embassy 5aid they agreed with Holland that the attack was unprovoked. A beclcJer interrupted Holland's exchange with reporters outside the embassy to say ''SAVAK a gents ." the shah's dreaded secret police, were inside the building and the reasoo for the attack. .. There was no SA VAK." one American said. "It was an un-provoked attack, maybe by left· is ts, to embarrass Khomeini." The government refused to negotiate and a police force at- t ::icked the hotel, the U.S. of· fic1als srud. Afterward, the U.S. E mbassy in Kabul was informed Dubs had been killed. Junior Executive Dally Piiot carrlera are young ~alneaamen and bualneaawomen, providing a uaef ul, Important product '\o their customer• each day, and earning a profit for their efforts. In bec:ocNng aucceaaful Independent bullneaa people they learn to manage their time and their money, to be reMable and reapon1lble, and to deal 1uc:ceaafuHy with people. They lnvnt their monthly profit• In their hobble• and recreation, and In cloth•• and In .. vlng• for future ptan1. And they have their own money to u1e for W eta and good times. Dally Piiot canter boys and glrta alao have opportunttfe1 to entoy apeclal trtpa to pieces Ilk• Dl1neyland, Knott'• Berry Fann, Catalina, Magic Mountain and other fun places. More than 900 b0y1 and girt• along the Orange Coast are In a..tneu for themH lv•• and doing nlcely, thank you, H Dally Piiot camera. w e think they're training themHlvea to be tM bualneH and civic leaders of tomorrow. -----------------------------------M•ll to· 1 am Interested In becoming a Dally Piiot carrier. PIHH tell me I Dally Aloe Circulation more about It. I P.O. Box 1580 Name .. . . . . . . . . .. .. • . . . . .. • • .. ....... Age. .. .. . . . I Coate MeN, Callf. t2G9 Street ... . . . . . . . . . . . ............ . City ...... . : ~ 642-4321 .......... I I Zip ••••.. Phone ........ f DAILY PILOT .. -.... "Ill .... •• .. I CALIFORNIA WeclMtdlry, February 1•. 1979 DAILY PILOT A 5 Mineo Kill r Guilty • l.OS ANGEL.ES t.\P \ I\ 22 )'Ur old rorml'r pltU dt- h vcr mwi h lll ~n C'onvlctt'd 10 th~ murd r or .ictor al \MO, thrt'l' y,•ars uft,•r th• on Um<' tt>l'n tdol "'u."' st11btwd to df>ath o ut ~lde has Wt•st Holly-.ood apa rtnwnt l.ton,•l Williams w a found gu\lty or "!(.'('\Ind dt'.:t'\'t" mun:S4-r Tue day In thl' fo'.-b 12, 11176 kllhng or thl' 37 Yt' r-old (1lm star tte wus found lnnoct'nt of .1th.'rnph-d rub~r) in the a~auJt 011 Mmeo W1lbams wiis .too round gwlt> of nine fu·s1 de~r~ armt'd rob beraes moi;t of them ~mg a pistol and om• ~nd del(n.•t• robb('I''~'. all committed w1th1n ~evernl Wl'\.·k~ of lhc Mmt'O kill ing WILUi\MS. a short. stocky man, appeart-d un~rturbed dur mg the 20 minutt' Supen or Court i:.ession He unwrapped a stick or gum a." the court clerk read the verdicts. Judge Bonnie Lee Martin set a Ma r ch 15 sentencing date for Willia ms. who faces 15 years to life im prisonment on the murder conv1ctJon alone He re mamed an custody an lieuof$200,000 ba11. De fense a tt orney Mo r t Herbert said the verdicL would b e a p peale d o n t echnical grounds. including his conten- t ion th a t the robb e r y a nd murder tnals should have been conducted separately MINEO WAS killed as he re- turned from a pla) rehearsal. Mmeo's greatest triumphs came in the 1950s and early 1960s. whe n he was nomina ted fo r Aca d e m y Awa rds for h is performances m "Rebel Withllut a Cause" and "Exodus." The JUTY of SIX men and SIX women handed in its decisions in the 12-count indictment after s pending more than six days 6ludying four weeks or testimony and evidence. Wiluams was brought to Los 2Youtlas Killed ... w.....-. FOUND GUil TY LJone l Wiiiiams Angt'lt>S m January 1978 from the l'.tlhuun County. Mich . J.HI whe re ht.> was serving an eight month senw nce for passlJlg a bad check A guard at the jail was one of two prosecution witne~:.es who ~aid thl'y heard Williams boast uf k1lhng Mineo an the parking lot or he> apartment build mg. T hat testimony buttr essed circumstantia l evidence bwJt by Deputy District Attorney Mike Genehn. ONE prosecullon witness said Williams had rented a yellow Dodge Colt oo the day of the murder. Another witness said be had seen a man run away from the scene or the crime, JUmp into a car fitting that description and s peed away into_ the night without turning on the lights. Howeve r. defense attorney Herbert introduced three wit- nesses who believed they saw Mineo's killer. All s aid the as· sailant was white and at least 5-foot-8 or taller . Willi ams is black and S.foot-5. But Genelin countered that it was simply too dark m the alley to determine the skin color or height or the kiJler. 'Never Felt Lost' 9 Boy Scouts Relate Sno~ Storm Ordeal SQUAW VALLEY (AP > Nine Boy Scouts nrul thwar tour adult leud,•rs sut out a Sierra Moun · laun 5uuw atorm an two tents telling Jokes and mu11<'hin& 11ulami und chee e, one leader said. "W<-nev<'r felt IO'\l, wt were j~t behind chl'dUlt-," .>Uld l6·yt.•ar-old J effrey Merwin. night up there. so we went for it." said 1$-year-old Andy Wallace. He, Merwm. Steve Pylman, 14. and leaders Crahatn Conner. 41, and Tom Wallace, 43, were the ones who left the group and found the c abtn. PL\('ER COUNTY SHERIFF'S deputy J erry DollJngtr U ld tem l,)f'ratures dropped to 30 degrees '*nd w1ncb gusted a t 50 mph and 80 mph. They were cold and tired but unharmed when tht'y headed back Tuesday night to their home in ('la rkii burg. south or Sacramento. They had len Sziturday on tt weekend cross-country ska outing. It was a difficult climb of three-quarters or a m ile to a mile . said OolUngcr . "l don't know how long it wouJd have taken us to find them if they badn 't gone ror help," be said. The cabin was less than two miles rrom the busllmg Squaw Valley ska resort, Dollinger s aid. A Sl'3rch for the g roup e nded when three youths and two adults hiked on skies up Emigrant Pl·uk in Wlrling winds and snow Tuesday after- noon. broke into a ski lift cabin at the 8,700-root l~vl'I and telephoned the ski patrol The group sLarted the trip Saturday near In· terstate 80 about 10 miles north of Squaw Valley. The scouts were trying to reach lbe resort Monday when the storm closed in. "WE MADE A WRONG tum ... The wind really did us an." said Conner. "It blew us right orr our feet." "We finally decided we couldn't spend ao<>the r Study of PCP Urged S ACRAMENTO CAP > Cahforrua should study the ex· pandang use of the drug "angel dust ." the chajrwoman of an As· sembly budget subcommittee i.ays . The state does have a $300,000 contract with UCLA to tram peo- ple to handle users of "angel dust." also known as PCP. But Assemblywoma n Leona Egeland said that "may not be e nough." "It's a problem that 's not go ing away," said Ms. Egeland, a San Jose Democrat who heads the Assembly Ways and Means budget subcommittee on heallh issues. HUida ia Nell' CIU~ LOS ANGELES CAP> Stanley Mark Rifkin, aceused of tricking Security Pacific Na· lional Bank into tra ns ferri ng $10.2 million through wire fraud to a n account in Switzerland. has been accused of plotting a similar scheme while free on bail. In what prosecutors called •·a new case,· Rifkin was ar- ( Sl'ATE ) r aigned Tuesday on cha rges stemming from an a lleged plot ta steal between $1 million and $50 million from the Union Bank or Los Angeles and flee the state. lauef'a•iUar SACRAMENTO <AP ) -The ide a of a sking Congress to amend the U.S. Constitution to bala nce the feder a l budget should seem familiar to mem· b e r s o f th e C aliforni a Legislature . The Legislature passed a res· olution doin g exactly that· four years ago without a dissentmg vote. Today the i~sue is befor<> the Legislature agl m. and it has produced some sha rp d1vis1ons. Gml1I Confident SACRAME NTO CAP I The "Spint or 13 .. spending hm1ts m- i ti a ti v e is a bout 100.000 s ignatures short or qualifying for the 1980 ballot. but pelillon s ponsor Pa ul Gann says he is confident or qualifying. Gann, co-sponsor with Howard Jarvis last yea r of Proposition 13. says his newest initiative is •a guarantee of keeping the money we got back because of Proposition 13," which cut prop- erty truces an average 57 per- cent statewide. LOS ANGELES <AP > Pohce Chief Daryl Gates still believes more than one person co mmitted the 13 Hills ide Str a ngler murders and he won 't s ay anything a bout Ke nneth Bianchi . being held for murder m Bellingham. Wash .• who har been questioned about the Los Angeles stranglings. "We are dealing with more tha n one individual," Gates sa id, "and I think that has to be satisfied before we get ahead or ourselves and the media gets ahead of itse lf and leads the public to the belie f that this whole thing has been solved." Film Sparks Violence? \ \_v.'tlJ17 ~~,,,.l ~., ~ ., . GI BEEF STICK SATE Buy rlw "hole -.1ick Cut unv ,izt> with th,• u'uul <li,tount 20C OFF 40C OFF l'J.t, pound pril't' lfr~. pound prin· , SWEET-tlOT MUSTARD SA VE toe ~~~.~ IMPORTED BULK Buy one pound at the regular prltt of Sl.99 CANDY ·GET ONE POUND SALE FREE Riclcof1 fcsrms· Of ONIO WESTCLIFF FASWON PLAZA ISLAND 11th & Irvine, N.B. M2·0972 Newport Beach M0.-0 .w tll T: Tit ts f Ill t : at tll f : Su tll 5 M·•· UI t : t nt I ; a tz.s Duties Restored For Curb SACRAMENTO <AP > -Whal former U . Gov. Mervyn Dymal- ly took a way from Mike Curb. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. bas given back. The Democratic governor bas restored two of three jobs to Re publican Lt. Gov. Curb lbaL Dymally stripped from the of- fice while serving as acting gov- ernor last December . Brown also appointed Curb to a post formerly held by Dymally as chairman of the California dt"legation on the Commission or the Calilornias. TKAT COMMl$10N is a joint agency of California and the Me xi c an s tates of Baja California del Sur to promote socia l and cultural ties among the three states. Brown's executive orders re- turned the Commission on Food a nd Nutrition and the Rura l Youth Employment Program to Curb's office. One of Dymally's last acts in offi ce after losing an especially bitter mud-slinging election to Curb was to strip duties from has offi ce. without consultation with Brown, while serving as acting governor when Brown was out of state. BUT BROWN re tained for hims elf one other post which Dymally transferred out of the h e utena nt governo r 's office before surrendering the job to Curb. P r ess secr et a r y Bo bbie Met zger s aid Brown named himself as California delegate on the Southwest Border Co m- m ission "because of the gov- e rnor 's strong personal interest an that.' Dymally formerly was Ca lifornia ·s delegate on the border commission. Brown has m e t numerous times In California and Mexico with Preside nt J os e Lopez Portillo and other Mexican of- ficials about Mexican oil and n a tural g a s and b o rde r problems. . .. ,. ... -... --··---. ... ~ .... ._- or,mqPCoi»• oa.•v P·•o• Editorial Page ------------------------------------------- W•dn•lday, F•bruary 1•. 1979 Robert N Weed/Publisher Bclr bard Kre1b1ct1 1E dltorlol Page Editor Qu t for Justice Becom Mock ry II h llt ht-.•n almt) l u m1>nlhs a.ince Or nae Count)' Supt.•1·vL\C.u' H:tlfJh Dwdr1d1 and 1\ndhl•tm an·hlll'ct l.-\•Uo) Row \\-'\'rl' rnd1cted b~ lht• rount,y "rand 1un on br1twry char~t'!. And 1l h.t!. bt.•en ..ilrno't 20 mon~h~ stnc.·c 01c-clrh: h Count> Supt•rv1sor Ph1hp Anthon' .md othl•r., wt•re rnd1t't ' l'd on rhttrf:t•:-. rt•luh•d to illll1gl'd \ tolat1o n-. of ~tJtl• pohtlt-ul t•.11nµ:11~n rt.'gulullon' Tht• ~l·nou~ qut•st1on' rats<'d m till' 1nd1ctmt>nls ,1rt• ~ltll unan:-."t'rt·d <And .t doud of \U'\ptcmn that ha' ho\ 1.·n·d OH'I count.\ ,:oq•rnmt>nt lht-> p.t~t ft\l' .> t•Jrs r1.· m,110., In tlw t'a~t· of th~ brtbt•f\ ind ar t mt>nt , f>h'dnc.•h ·~ lawyt·r~ lus t "'-l't'k \\On ,1 15 d.H cit•ld\ 111 till' already uf ten <tt•la~ Pd -;tart llf lht• lrt..il · · S1multuneously. San Dh•go Supnwr Court Jud~c Ro~. Tha rp c.1m:t•lted .t ht>armg Jtml'd Jt dcc1dm1i1 1r ht' 1:, fat to pn·s1ctt• ut tht• upc-omrng tnal Mt:'anwhale. the ~t .1te Allornt'y Gt•ncrul prosecutors set.>m to bt• unt•t-rtain about "hat to do with the political l'umµu1gn <.'USl' tnvolvang both Da l•drich and Anthony. A-. lhmg~ ~land no""· thc•rr 1~ \.1rtually no case T"o l'OUrts huve rult.•d the polit1e..il corruption indictment in \'ulu.l. And Ow ~tut<: pro~c·cutor:, :.<.·emingly can't make uµ thl'tr minds ahout <lpPf.•ulmg to ~vcn higher court or s imply rt•t.•harg1ng lhl' accu:,t>d ml'n through a prt'- hminary hearing Sum it all up, and 1t mean~ lh<tl µubltt• confidence in the credibility of county government must wait while legal obstacles arc slowly pushed aside Some call the process stall tactics by the defendants. Others say the process 1s simply. the protection of con - stitutional rigtits. Whichever It may be, the one certainty is that the quest for . truth and justice is coming close to being a mockery tn these two cases where the public interest 1s deeply involved. S1D1day Driving Although the United States h as been less dependent on Iranian oil than some other nations. like Carter ad- ministration is pushing ahead with a gasoline allocation pla n . The 900.000 barrels o f Iranian oil formerly impor ted each d ay ha rdly compare in im portance with the 9.5 m illion barrels t hat com e from Saudi Arabia. But the cu toff of I ran 's oil exports alread y has made it necessar y lo d ip into U.S . reserves being held for next winter . More important than loss of t he I ranian oil is the possibility that t he instability of the Middle East area could result in a s hutdown or reduction in Saudi Arabia 's output. If that should happen, gasoline rationing in the Unit ed States would be inevitable. accor ding lo ad- minis t r ation leaders. I n discussing the a llocation plan. both Ene rgy Secretar y Janfes Schlesinger and Senate Ener gy Com- m ittee Chair man Sen. Henry Jackson said Sunday gas s tation closings would be t he first step in a n attempt to ach ieve conservation w ithout r ationing The assu m ption appare ntly is th at m ost or all SUnday driv ing is pleasure driv ing. But m a ny worke r s. especia lly in Southern California, a re o bliged to use their car s o n Sun- days and the re a lways a r c emergencies. One is impelled to wonder if it would not be m ore practical to orde r the stations closed for o ne day a week and let opera tors rotate their closures to meet local ne eds Thi!-. would he lp elim inate long p re-Sunday lines at gas stations a nd d is courage hoard ing of gas in home con tainers The arbitrar y Sunday c losu re rule might n ot ncC'C!)sarily br the bcl>t answer. Sweet Reason It's not s urpr is ing to learn that the vending m achine JObby is u nhappy about proposa ls to b an sales <>f "ju nk" food in schools. But the ir arguments in favor of the goodies in t heir machines ring a little hollow. The prospect of a candy ba r at recess may be the brightest thing on t he day's hor izon for the sch ool-bound s tudent , we're told . Ver y good for the disposit ion . Then again. it's important t hat kids learn to m ake in- formNi choices for t he m selves. T elling them j unk food is h ud, th ·n g iving the m a chance to decide wheth er or not lo buy 1t prc1iUmably would be character b uilding, the vc n · don, pre<.wh Or, how .ibout the argument that tra ffic accide nts m<Jy occur 1f t he kids h tlVI! to go off campus-lo get their Junk food "'foe "-> Or perhaps you 'd subscribe to the theory t hat s inct;! tortnddcn fruits ... re s weetest, t he kids will find a way lo t•:Jt morl! Junk food if it's banned, but will eat less If it's rce1dlly uv~uluhlc < 'omc QO lobhy1sts, l)urely you can do bl!ller than I h<Jl I • Opinions exprus&ed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other v1ewr. axpres!.CIJ on this page are those of their authors and artists Aeador comment Is 1nviled Address The Daily Pilot. PO Sox 1560 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (71 •) 642-4321 Boyd/Slang 8 y L.M. BOYD Was almost. 600 years ago thal Chaucer l1r&t referred lo a pair or dice as bones. Some s la n g worda really tttlck around. Tuku lousy, for in· stance. Thul bas be n ln Im· Dear Gloorny Gu When the dust etUes 111 T ehran do you 1uppo..'1e u ll those v i gor o u s )1oun1 demons trators wl ll h a v e t1 n ou 1 b energy left to go back to work? B.C.C. polite use for ~ years. And for 200 years the word frlRk has been a s lang aynonym for ae~ch. Some slang words • make lt all the way into the hlah tont.-d language , but not lous y .1ru u11 crude. Q. "Are there ~ny legal bro the l s in tbe Unlled Stales?" A. Only one. The Mustang Ranch near Reno, Nev. The talent wbo baa won more Acad e m y Award Oscars for Best Actress than any other ls Katharine Hep- burn -wtth three -and she baa never accepted any ot them ln perM>n. PleAN put into lhe record the reply that an Alabama rather a ave to a Judie when tbe Juda• a ked the man why be didn't Hnd "1• ~btldre11, a11ea 9 and tt, to 1cbool: "They both take snuff. )'our boftor. and there's no place in the cllS.$.room to s pit .. Ni Thimmesch Church Approach Off Balance \ ASlllNGTON Sen f 'rank Churt•h m Idaho 1 made a mis- t kt• Ill rhomunj( ~ J c.>Wl ljh forum .1ncJ dt•ltvt·nnw a pro l!iraell 11t•t•('h 1n h1s flr~t public ap· "" Jrant'e ns rhalrman of the prt>sllg10W1 ~nult• Foreign Rclu· t10n' Cumrnillec ~H·c·r1:tar y or S l<tt c <.:yrus Vu11te <Jnd others ul the State lh•pJrlml'n t • Ht.' not l'XU(.'l l y pleased with whul 1 "o uld c all Church's 1m propnt.'ly One ~ould hope that uny nt>w chairman o f thi s powerful com m tltee would deal with the Middlt! E<isl m a n even·handed manner al least on his first ouling and thu~ gave lsrnchs und Arabs alike the notion lhul a fair minded mun was in charl,!1: I NST E AD , Chairman Churrh's debut was an address lo the Anti ·Defamalion League of 8 "Nru Brilh last week where he generally echoed the Israeli line on lhe Camp David negotia· lions He criticized any move lo include Jordan and represen tat1ves of the Palestinians in the talks. and also scored the Carter Adminislrat1on for not pressur· mg the Saudis lo use their tn- fluence oo Egypt to get a settle- ment Whalever the merits of his arguments. and they are in dis- pute here by those souls who believe in even-h andedness. Church erred an two important respects. By going lo u Jt:!wls h- Nicholas Von Hoffman interest audience and giving a pro-Israeli speech. be raist-'Ci the suspicions or Arab na tions who do wa nt a peace settle ment. Church also encour a ged the Israeli lobby to believe it has a s ure thing io Congress when Middle East decisions must be made. -BY ACCEPTING expenses plus a $500 honora rium (admit· tedly mod est l from A D.L • Church leaves himself open to criticism of conmct or interest. By tak ing money fro m the A D L. wluch has a very special interest an the Middle East. Chur ch as wrong just as he would be if he gave his first speech as chairman to a special- 1nte rest Arab group, say, the Ame rican Ramallah Federation or the National Assoc1at1on of Arab Amencans A spokesman fo r Church says he has no regrets about ~peakinK to A. D .L an t hi s context because. "ll is a group with an intimate involvement with the Middle East. a nd wanted to hear what Sen. Churc h's thoughts a re ." Maybe so. but if he had to get into the Middle East situation an his first speech. why• didn't he choose d more neutral theme and forum' If he wants to ex- press his pro·lsraeu views. fine. but couldn't he wail a few months., The Idaho senator has made some good money Crom speeches delivered to Jewish groups. He refuses to disclose how much he earned from his 1978 speeches. until he is required to next year But Senate records show he earned SS.000 m 1977 from four speeche~ to Jewish interest or· ganizations. In 1976, he earned $3.000 Uus W<JY. a nd an 1975, it was Si.500. SEN. CHURCH is not alone an accepting s peech fees from Jewis h and other s pecial In lerest groups. But Just as the chairma n of the Senate Banking Committee is wise not lo accept honora riums Crom banking or· ganizalions. so should the Senate Foreign Re la tions Committee c hairman refrain rrom lakmg honora riums from groups with a special interest In this nation or that. The chairman of the Senate Fo reign Relations Committee s hould represent the best in- te rests of the United States and not those of the Ara b states. Israel. Lichtenstein or any other nation. Whe n he was r anking member or the committee. Church"s pro- tsraeli views were well known. No one expects him to suddenly ha ve a change.o r.heart about Israel or the Arabs. But Church is more than a me m ber ot the committee now: he ts chairman. And as chairman he s hould make a special effort to be ra1r 10 his overview and m his JUdg- me nts . It might p:i an frank Church a bit. but 1t ·~ bei.t for the country. Politicians Settle for Less Than Integrity S h ould the Re publ icans nom inate John Connally he will be t he presidential candidate with t he most soiled and suspect reputation since the sa me party chose James G. Blaine. "'the continental !Jar from the State of Maine.·· as his oppontlnls called him in 1884 ,,. \ A l t h o u g h B l aine wa s described as a man of cultivated so p h is tica - tio n . w h ile Connally dis- p I a y s t h e m11n nei"tsms associated w i t h a re - gional. rural blowhard. the me n arc si m i l ar In t hat bot h could comma nd an unthinkingly e nthusiastic following which dis· counled the murmurs of scandal nnd dis honesty s urrounding thl'ir name!>. Lake Connally, nothing was ever legally proved against Blaine. "The Plumed Knight." as Blaine was called by Ufose who saw nobility 10 the man. ju st as some see that quality in Connally. was exon<'rated by u llouse ethics committee of ac c usations or corrupt practice in connt1ction with lht.· building of the Union Pacific railroad Hht· Credit Mob1her scandals, ART HOPPE A few years later he was again accused of dishonest prac- tice in connection Wlth bonds of another railroad but escaped the risk or condemnation by fellow members of the House when he was able to skip out or their JUrisdacLion by moving over lo the Senate None or this in any way darkened his a llure for many Republican politicians JUSt as John Connally"s indict- m ent a nd acquittal fo r taking baks hlsh has fa iled to lessen much Repubhcan admir ation for his kind of white·haired . glibly stenton an pl atform poses. AS Wint Blaine. they can 'l accept that. no matter, how many limes he may be ac- qu1Ucd. to many not under the thrall of the former Texas gov- e rnor·s bucolic dynamism. the m an looks and sounds Like the quintessential crooked polltl· clan. circa 1935. Therc·s no proof John Connal· ly ever brokl' :iny law or did a nything dishonest. but politics 1sn "t a jury lraal. and even If the silver profile as acquitted again and again of t•very whispered ~usp1c1on. lhr fast money odor clings to his C'lothes. Maybe if hi s prt'ss agents would dress him d1ffen'nlly. warn him •ll?<llnSl Oashy cuff ltnks. take the rmgs off his fingers. maybe then CONNAl.l.V arqu1Ued draws more fire tha n congr essman Charles Diggs convicted. The Detroit Democr a t wa s found gutlty of extracting kickbacks from his staff. He Hngers in the House. hopin g an appeal will s ave him Crom the penitentiary, wh i l e hi s f e ll o w Cong resspe rsons tiptoe about trying to avoid throwing their convicted colleaf,?ue out. But Diggs guilty as different than Connally innocent. A quiet. private man. the son or an un- der taker who let the family mortuary business s lide toward insolvency, Digger Diggs has a reputation for kindness, for be· ing a sweet sort of guy. The trial brought out he took the kickback money to pay foe furnishing his apartment after his new mar· riage: petty crime that invites sympathy more than anger. al least ins ide the House of. Representatives. Outside. tbe presence of a convicted felon is one more proof or the adage they're all a bunch of crooks. POUTICIANS who 're content to keep public and notorious company with proven criminals may find al bard to understand why they shouldn't nominate the merely sleazy for the presiden- cy. In the gener al atmosphere of theft and malfeasance which as Wa s hington. the r e m ay be R epublicans s illy e no ugh lo think they can pass Connally"s I vacuous magnehsm off as moral s ta ture Conna lly seemi. to seni.c otherwtse or else how do we ex. pla in his pushing Teddy Ken- ned y fo r the De m ocrati c nomination" The death of the girl at Chappaqu1dd1ck a nd the salacious rumors surroundmg the Massachusetts senator mak<> him the one potential opponent with reputation problems equul to Connally 's A CONNALLV-Kennedy race would be as entertaining as 1t would be filthy. It mig ht also n·- semble the Blaine Cleve land contest. a vile. issue less alfatr that pivoted on Bl:une ·s hOO('sl y o r the lac k th <'r eo r a nd Cleve land's s1rin~ a bastard of Mar ia Halpin. a Buff:.tlo, N ,. widow. This ognobll· contc:st ~'"' analyzed by a part1c1pant :is follows :' ··w e are told that Mr BhUnt• has been delinquent 1n omce but blameless m pravatr hfl•. wh1h' Mr Cleveland has bet•n u model of official mkgrity. but <'Ulpabl<' in hts personal rel.1t1ons. We s ho.u td the refor e <'lt•ct Mr . Cleveland to the pubhc office which he i~ so well qualified to fill . and remand Mr Blaine lo the private station he as ad- mirably fitted lo adorn ·· That ·s what the voters did. so let it be n wnrning lo ya, John Connally. L?oking Ahead to the Constitutional Conv~ntion P"hlladelphla September 20. 1980 A grateful nation erected a statue In l"lnflncia l Independence Square here today to Its found· Ing son, Governor Jerry Brown or Callfomin "Ayatollah Brown." as he pre. fers bt>ln g ad dressed. was hono r ed tor his enterprise ln calling a S c c o n d ConsUlutlonnl , Conven tion h ere l as t M ay . It s purpost was to adopt a Constltut onal Ame ndment requiring o balanced rederal bud1tct wbU expelling Jlmm) Carter Md Edward F KeMed)' from the Oem oc:ralk par\y on charges or wa nt1n1 to throw monry at problems \. THE CONVE NTION opened with high hopes th:H the S3S del- egates would quickly agree on at least the nt'Cd for balancing the budget A bltler dispute. however . immediately broke out among Bell3 Ab zu g. Anita Bryant and Louise Day lhcks on which other proposed a m endment s hould take pre- cedence: the prohtbltlon of bu - 1ng. the reQuirln g of d ally prayen in the schools and. of cou r "<c, t he E qua l R ight$ Amendment. which Mrs. Bryant was positive applied solely to "lesbians and other queers ." By mld-June a compromise wu wo r ked o ut whe r e b y children would be allowed to p r a)' allently on school bu es whHe pas=il ng throuah South Boston lf the driver wu not ln t.lrag But thjs was promptly \'tloed by the Ayatollah BroW1\ on the grounds It ml~ht prolubjt ufi dancinr. In the White House. ---- By late July. the nation's in· leresl was focused on the stormy wra n g l e b etwee n c iv il libe rtarians. who were opp()sed to dog litter laws on t he grounds that "dogs should be allowed to do what they wished with their own bodies." a nd environmen- talists. wbo were pushing for the abolition or cigar ismoklng at ict hockey games. Meanwhile, 16 huma nitarlon s had c hained them5elvts to the column!! or Ftnancial lndependt nce Hall to protest eJCtendlng the death penally to d a n cing cats on televlslon commercials . AT THIS POINT. most ob· servers pttdlctcd lbe Conven· tfon would disband In dliimaJ failure. They reckoned without the aentus of the Ayatollah Browo Emergina from the back s ot or an obc&ndoned 1937 Hup. mobile. whcr~ h t.lepl each nhtht. the Ayalollah. announttd , a coup: the BUI of Rights. which "no one uses much these days," wo uld be exch t1n ged for an a m e ndment pe rm itting ony citizen to discard e m pty Popcorn containers on the floors of movie theaters --"an inaltenable right universally txcr cised but hitbr rto not condoned by the Constitution ... To sweeten the pot, he threw in a second amendment eWng the nationwide maximum for the number of items which cou.ld be c h e cke d out thr o ugh a upe rmarkel cxpreu lane at ten. TBaE WER£ unanimously a do pted and the Ayato llah declared the Convention "an un· qualHied s uccess." He was nsk ed nboul bc1.l a n cing t he budcet ·'Oh. any Pr sidt nt can do that." be aid, adding with a wl.l\k to bis millions of rans, "If bt-·s lbe rta:bt Prtsid nt." " NATION Presidents ExpeCt Loyalty B> W \LTf. KR. 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'''t'n hh c·oun.,t•I rt'Jl'l'lt•d. hul J pr1•,1d1•111 rt r 1.11111 '' l'nllll,•d tv ,., il\·ll lu\ 11ltv Crom h1' .Id\ "''1' t.•\ e 11 •f ttu \ cfon t ••.:r1•1• "1th 'unwthtn~ tw h.t, dt•1· 1dl'<I tu ck• In thttt 1tuation, lu ·;1l1 y c.in ,101 111) ffi('JO Mlt'Ol't• Ttwtt• 1s . ..ifkr ull an optmn ..... ulubk In .l prt•Mdt•nu.tl u::.i,1 .. 1.ant v.ho Cdn t •H' ceot.1 Wh1t•• llou &l' dec1i.1on quit LL Ot ' THIS camt• up a fter Carter ll'CI urt'd h t& top .rnttos tn three Whitt.• llousr m1•1•ltnt(s. 1t'llmg lht•m to bt' rar e ful what the) .,ay to n •porter; Carter \\as q uoted a 1> !>.l:l)tng that · those o' us tn responsible ~1t1ons ou~hl to he \1'r) t'.irt•lul ubout ml1ku1~ 11uhl1< 1•111llml'nh 't\ lll <'h t'lllllcl c·nn lrthult• tn It rnhupllfl'IH'll:>IUI\ Jbout "'hat our 1ir,hn "';" " Th•• 'ubJ•'<'' 1 .... 1 1t1Hirull on1· l'M'<'ll UM' Hu·h.mt 1 '\1xon 1(,1\1• t.•onridt•nltulll) ,1 h.id nonw b\. 1nvr1k 111u nutlonul M•ruri I\ ,1mf tht:' Prt\ tit') 111 White llou-..• con \ 1•r ,,1llun' tn tht• ,altt•mptt·d Wlitl'rl(O ll· l.'O\ 1•r Ill) Bl T TH ... 1-;'('t:S~I-;. 11( lhl' '-:pwn Jd m IOt!'!lnt t 100 don't 1'11:1ngc· the• fall I h.1l ,1 llrt'l>ldt•nl ('l)Uldn 't run1•t1on 1( 1 \ •·r)•thmg ht.· ltnd ht'> 'tarr ~u1d to t>tu·h nt her wms av:utnbll' for publu:ut1on Nl'<on olw.-yi. s n1d that without con· hdt'nltahty. he.> would not have been able to get the full range of op1mons a president ~hould get from his adv1st.>r~. The White House tape lranscnptl> in· d1cate that he d idn 't get d1ssent1ng views anyh ow. a l le a s t not on the Wa te rgate i-ca ndals tha t eventually forced him from oHire Carter came to o Htce promising <1n open adm1ru'3trat1on. a nd suggesting at 42" Table & 4 Chairs .... $729s539 REDWWOD CHAIRS, CHAISE LOUNGES TABLES, ETC. Olll' potnl lh3l l'Vl'll lhl' lllt't'llngi. or hai, l ..thinl'l rn1ghl l>t• ciJX.•11 to rovt.'roal(c by nt'"' "own Ill' dro1111t•cl ltw h•ll<'l' tdl'a . hut llflt th1· c·1•m n111nwnt to opcnnl''!>S. T H t: Qll•:STION bl•t·omf•i. how open An 11dm1nit.trJt1on 111 which t•vt.•ry ud· \ l!'le r "''" frl'•' lo rerounl f•very con· H·r,atlon would bl' ;,1 frt>t• for all 1n "'htt h dt'b.1tc· would s ubi.I 1tule for poll r ~ C.arlt•r said ht• nc•ver told his aides to ''01) t alking lCI reporter<; "I do. however. haH to insist upon a dl•gre<' of teamwork onCl' <1 d~c1sion 1s n1<1d1• that r <>lates lo a sens1t1ve issue. hke t he Middle East. or ltke SALT nl'gotiallons or like lhE' relationships with Iran 1n r(•cent months. · he s aid &t his nE'ws confer ence "T HAT'S WHAT I have admonished th~m lo do. lo have a free expression or opinion and to lt•t me have their tn· d1v1duaJ opinions up to the time tha t I make a decision. Once I make a de c1s 1on. to comply w1lh 1l. .. Carter said he wasn 'l ordering his ad· vi~rrs to clpm up, but neither wa1> he is· suing "a blanket ~rmil .. for his aides to expr ess publicly the ir personal views on hts policies He said if an aide cannot accc•pt his dec1s1ons. "then the only op. lion for them 1s to n :s1gn " 5 PC. DINING SET ALL ALUMINUM WILL NOT RUST UMBRELLA BONANZA SAVE 20 to 50% on FINAL CLEARANCE ON All FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT SAflNGS FROM 10-50,o STACKING CIRCLE CHAIRS w.clnMday, February 14. 1979 DAILY PILOT A 1 Need $15,000? It's Yours For Just $212.89 a f'lonth! Your house can be a good 'l)Ur('l' or money wtwn Y(IU nt'(..~ (•xtra rruney. With " ~ mortgage loan from Co111nx'l'c1al CrC'dit. vou can borrow up to ~1.lXXl on tlw ,·alut• 11( your homt· On a $1!l.(Ul lo..m, rronthly ptivn•·nt-. art· for l~I nnuhs ;u an annual IJM"C't,nt· age ratt' or I I'; 1tita ol pa~. mt:nt-. $:..'7.~UiXll Otll '~ 1t><Ln-to appl~. ancf \\l•'I( hi)(( J WilV tit ht'tll COMME"CIAL C"EDIT C°'PO"ATION r.:J c:\ " financial service of \:::.. r:I CONT~ DATA CORJ'QR..ATION Gt COST A MESA • 370 E. 17th St. • MS-8700 HUl\'Tlf\GTON BEACH• 16075 Colden We-;1St.•8l7·777 1 MISSION VIEJO• 2'305 Alicia Pork,,.ay, u1ti> I • 770-26.Sl OHAf\CE • 1111 Town & Country Rd., u1te 26 • 5t7.5871 CASITA Thinline All Aluminum Will Not Rust SALE $44 GENUINE DIRECTOR CHAIRS INCLUDES: • Heavy Duty Frame • Cadmium Plated Hardware • Ct--air Includes Cover BAR STOOLS Available in 24 " and 30" $4995 Complete ready to us~ outdoor ' gas cooking units ARKL.A -. A Cl•plete 1111 Of ICCl&I ~•rta, etc. tor c•1rco11 & orlu. r1pl1c1111nt 111 BBOa •Burners • Knobs • R r· .. o 1ssenes •Lava Rock •Cooking Grills W.wb/«f to,,... dtotNllM In •#ode ----... -....-. I . . ... A• DAIL y PILOT MAGIC MOUNTAIN SCENE BRINGS HONOR Action Captured by Patrick O'Donnell Daily Pilot photographer Patrick O'Donnell 1s a first-place winner in the annual awards contest of the Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angele::. 0 'Donnell's award-winning shot in the best children's photo category depicted a little girl suc- cessfully negotiating the twisting cone at Magic Mountain, watched by an admiring crowd. THE PILOT PHOTOGRAPHER was one or more than 80 seeking honors in the annual event. He recently won two first-place awards in the an- nual Orange County Press Club contest. Other Daily Pilot photographers whose work was depicted in the assoc1at1on pubhcallon. "Just Once more." were Gary Ambrose and Richard Koehler. Ambrose had two shots· "Tracy Austin at Work," a picture or the tcnrus star in her most de· termined mood. and "Here I Come." an action pic- ture or an equally determined female gymnast in action THE ASSOCIATION USED three Koehler s hots: "Help Mc," a dramatic picture of paramedics aiding an accident victim in an Irvine incident where two djed: "Look What I Caught," ~n amusing shot of a fi sherman apparently hook· mg on lo a giant crane and "A Busy Day," taken while lifeguards wen• competing in the dory com- petition al Niguel Park. O'Donnell had two other. pictures in the as- sociation brochure: "Pigeon Roost." a picture that clearly proves that the human head is a splendid perching point, a nd "Another E scape," a dramatic shot or window washers at Newport Center hanging on for dear life when their scaffold gives way. ''Another Escape" won O'Donnell first-place onors in the Orange County contest. Court Overturns .Death P e nalties SAN FRANCISCO IAP) Two men sentenced ;ro the death penally had their murder convictions ~ 1ve rturned by lhe California Supreme Court >ecause the prosecuto r used per emptor y hallenges to exclude black potential jurors from .heir trial jury. Tuesday's decis ion by Justice Mathew 'obriner sent the case or Eugene Allen and Ernest ir aha m back to San Francisco County Superior ;purt for a new trial. Allen and Graham are black. JUSTICES F RANK RICHAR~ AND William 'lark said they concurred solely on the basis of the 978 Wheeler decision by the court which they Jelieve was "wrongly dec,ided ." The court said it did not need lo reach any rul· ig on various other challenges, which included oe that the death penalty law applying to convicts lr eady serving life terms in prison as it existed in 973 was invalid because it was too broad and had · o provision for considering mitigating evidence. Allen and Graham bad been sentenced to die or aggravated assault by life-termers in the fatal .tabbing of prison guard Jerry Sanders at Deuel locational Institution on Nov. 27, 1973. Roger'slllllll--~ introduces a new concept in plant care ••• for those who care too much! Pro•ot .. Growtla ••• supplies essential nutrients to promote healthy planJ growth. Pl'ovldu Oxygen •.• to the Important root area preventing rooc '°' ~lation. and plant de&th. Preven ta Overwaterie9 ••• an Indoor plant tood th&t also supplies the necessary oxygen to plant roots. Roger's Gardena • 640-s&oo San JolllQukl M MacAtthw • Newport Beech • 9 am-6 pm ? LOCAL I THE LAW Vast Juvenile Court Changes Urged ATl..ANTA <AP I Ch1hJn·o would ,1,0 •tsruOcant k11tl riAtht~ .ind lht• nation'• juv nil<" t-ourh would face r voluttonury chu1'18t' undt•r pro po a la th«-American U.n /\:.'>()('lallon lDtends w ('Urry lo 11U\lc ka:1slatures protf'<-lion for children and greater public uwareness or the Juvenile Justice system. radio and still photography. By voice vote, the lawyers rejected a proposal lo amend ethical stand· ards adopted in 1937 that serve as the model for federal law and rules In many stale courts. Tbr AllA '• Hou " of Dt•legate11 udoplcd 17 volumt·~ nf proposuls us oHl<'rnl JIOht·y u( tht• 250,000 lawyer aroup "T~levi sion. radio and photo- J raph1c coverage of judicial proceed· angs .is not per se inconsistent with ---------------the right to a f~r trial," the proposed amendment said . IN AN<n'llER decision, delegates to tbc associalton 's nat1onaJ conven- tion refused overwhelmingly to end lo n g time ABA oppos ition t o courtroom coverage by television, -AGREED TO URGE President Carter lo appoint a study commission ~>n the decline or voter participation an the .e!ect.oral process. The study, as envisioned. would culminate in a White House conference on the sub-ject. -Voted to recommend to the Supreme Court that it provide. If necessary, free legal help for con· victed criminals who want to carry appeals or their death penalty lo the nation's highest court. YAl.ENTINE'S DAY The convention also: TllE 1tt:roMM1':Nl>ATIONS. com· pll<'d an un l·1.:ht y\•.1r ~tudy chaired by lrvmtt K.1ufm.a11 . chwf Judge of tht' 2nd U S < '1rcu1t Court of Appeals. could bring about tht'!>l' changes 1f udoptl'<.l C,000 FOR PEOPLE ..-..-...--......---...-....---.....-....iiiiiimmiiii-iiioiiiiiiii...--------~ Juvt>ruJt' l'OUrt JUdg€'S no longer would be authorized to send offend· ers to a social service or cerrtt· tions agency for an andeterminale period. Every child convicted of a crime would receive a determined sentence. Juve nile court proceedings, usually closed to the pubhc. would be held to standards of greater "visibili· ty and accounlcib11ity." Childre n charged with crimes would gain the right to a public trial by a six· member jury. MENOMONIE. Wis . tA P > - Valentine's Day 1s good for people because it provides the m with a healthy outlet to express their emo- tions. according to an authority on family relations. "I would like to see us live Valen- tine's Day every day of the year. Tha t would be ideal." said Kim Openshaw, an assistant professor at the Uruversity of Wisconsin-Stout . •'BUT THE FACT that we don't means that we have one day a year set aside lo show love and apprecia- tion." --CLEAR CRITERIA would have to be established for determining when a minor charged with a serious crime is lo be tried as an adult. "It's hard to tell you with precision what is going to happen and how it's going to happen," Kaufman said after the ABA 's adoption this week. Openshaw said the concept or the day had changed from only giving valentines to one or two special peo. pie lo also giving them to friends and neighbors. ' But he predicted the guidelines. if adopted, would lead to more legal "If we know of people who are isolated socially. a good thing we could do is send them a valentine," he said. ''That could do much to boost their self-esteem.'' -Throygh March 3i only. 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IACIOSS FltOM FIDCOI J llodit s. s.. Dle'fe ,.,_..., COSTA MESA • Chicago as low as $154 round-trip. Reg. round· At 55% off At 45% on At 35% off You save Cities trip Coach you pay you pay you pay up to Ch1ca~o S~42 SI ~·l S 188 S222 $188 Cleveland 390 176 215 254 2 14 Denver 198 89 10!'.l IW 109 Detroit 378 170 20R 24fi 208 Kansa!'> C1tv 280 126 15 1 182 154 New York · 454 204 250 295 2.50 Ph1ladclphla 444 200 24'1 289 244 Portland 198 109 J 29 89 Seattle 218 98 120 142 120 WashlnAton. D.C 428 193 2.1.5 278 235 United Super Saver available to 79 cities. "Six can fly c/1('aper titan one." "" Hythe fri~ndlyski~ of United. • NATION I CALIFORNIA A~Wir..-... 'KIU THE PROGRAM' Leeder .Um Wrfghl 'MAKES NO SENSE' Sen. Uoyd Benteen ADA llates L egislature S ACRAMENTO <AP) The 1978 California L~g1slalure wa s one of the most conservative of this deeude, but it wa s shghUy more hberal lban lhl' 1977 version. a liber al p0litJca1 group says The Americans for Democratic Action also labeled Gbv Edmind Brown J r "Typhoid Jerry" for hlS support of a conslllullonal convention to force a balanced feder al budget and said Brown's fiscal conM.'rvat1sm amounted lo an "Inhuman Deal " THE ADA SAID TUESDAY THAT on the average last year , legislators took Hberal po!>illo ns 54 percent of the time in key noor votes. That compares with a SO percent ave;age in 1977. 58 percent in 1976 a nd 64 percent in 1975. De mocrats averaged 68 perce nt, while RepubUcans had a 21 percent average, ADA said. The highes t De mocra tic a verage in thjs decade was 84 percent in 1973. Re publicans re- corded a hjgh of 36 in 1972. Individual ratings for 1978 were based on 15 votes in the Assembly and 18 in the Senate. Included were measures to pro- tect prime agricultural land, restrict court-ordered school in- tegration and exempt the Sun- desert nuclear power plant from the nuclear moratorium. Absences counted as wrong votes. SEVEN ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS received perfect scores or 100, meaning they voted the way the ADA wanted on all counted votes. They are Richard Alatorre, Howard Berman, Teresa Hughes. Michael Roos and Art Torres - all of Los Angeles -John Knox of Richmond and J ohn Miller or Berkeley Alan Sieroty, D-Los Angeles, with a rating of 94. w as the only senator lo score above 90. FIVE ASSEMBLY REP UBLICANS -· Mike Antonovich of Glendale, Bud Collier of Monrovia, William Danoemeyer of Fullerton. William Lan- caster of Covina and David Stiring of Hacienda He ights got scores of zero. Miller, Antonovich, Collier and Dannemeyer did not seek re-election and are not members of the 1979 Assembly. Hijacker Gets 2nd life Prison Ter01 BENTON, Ill. CAP > GarretlTrapnellhas been .se ntenced to another life prison term plus 110 years for his part in an aborted helicopter hi1ack- ing intended to free him from the U.S. Penilen· tia r y al Marion. U.S. District Judge Harold Baker imposed sentence. Trapnell defi antly told rum : "I do not rec- ognize or accept the sentence.·· Trapncll was servin~ a life term for a 1972 a irliner hJ1acking when a woman commandeered a helicopter in an effort to free Trapnell and two others. Trapnell and the others were char ged with complicity in the May 1977 attempt in which Ba rbaraOswald,43. was killed. HerdauJ?hter, Robyn Oswald, 17, was accused in December m a hijack in whlch she allegedly de- mandedtoseeor speak withTrapnell. ~ HE RB F RI EDl.A'.'iDE R IS MAKISG GREAT DEALS BUY OR LEA SE' FREE 50oi~ w.ctneeday, February 14, 1979 DAIL V PILOT A 8 'Revenue Sharing' Nearing End? WASHI NGTON <AP > State icov- nn ml•ntit, m a ny calllna ror a balunrt.'Ci f<-d••r I budgN. may find th 1t un n r ly target of conire11inonal ro~t cuttt>t i. la tht-billions of dollars W ashlnKtOn runnl'li. to th m ln "re- venue ahartna .. Sen Uoyd Bentson, O·Texas. has lntrodut't"d leg\ talion In tht> St>nate to do uwuy wlth tht:,$2.2 btlhoo pro· gram. HE 'AYS IT "SIMPLY makes no tl\'OSe" when the foderal government has a large deficit and st.ates eltjoy bala net>d budgets While no !llmlla' bill has been in · lroduced in the House, Democratic 1.eader Jim Wright of Texas says he will recommend to the House Budget Co mmittee that the program be eliminated And a second Democratic House leader. Whip John Brademas of In· d1ana. reports considerable support for such a move among his col- leagues. "REVENUE SHARING could run into some difficulties" in the event or moves to cut federal spending. Brademas said. Uodl•r current law, the federal gov· ernmcnt provides about $6.8 billion a year in revenue sharing to states and local governments to s pend with re- latively few restrictions. or that. $2 28 btllion goes to the stat.es. The revenue sharing program is due to expire at the end or the next fiscal year. but Bentsen wants to cut out state aid 12 months early. "IT IS ILLOGICAL for the federal government to increase the size of its deficits in order to provide money which contributes surpluses ac- cumulated by state governments," ANNUALIZED YIELD ANNUAL RATE Money llarlmt Certificate the Texas Democrat said in introduc· lng hls bill. President Carter has recom· m ended retaining revenue sharing ror the next fiscal year as part or bis $531.6 billion budget, although an ad· ministration committee is studying possible changes in the program. James T. Mcintyre, director of the Office of Management and Budget, told Bentsen at a congressional com- m 1ttee hearing two weeks ago that the administration's recommenda- tions will be ready in May. J 182 day (26 week) maturity-$10,000 or more Effective Feb. 15 through Feb. 21 Htp return OD ahort term aavtn&a with inaure4 •afety. This 1s an a.nnual effective yield, assuming funds rema.in on deposit for 12 months. Rates a.re subject to change at renewal based on Treasury Bill rate at that time. Feder al Regulations require a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal. Ro fee•, DO eztra char•e•. Call ·your local offtce for details Safe, strong and friendly Aasets_over $8 Bt11ton Convenient offices serving Southern and Northern California, lncludlng: COSTA MESA 825 Sunflower Avenue at South Coast Plaza 979-9800 HUNTINGTON BEACH 7830 Edinger Avenue at Huntington Center 848-2222 LAGUNA HILLS 24085 El Toro Road · at Paseo de Valencia 770-2816 ~UiAMl!IAA . /ltPllCN)1A. • AZUSAIGLENOORA •BEVERLY HUS• BUENA MAK • CANOOA Af.AK •COSTA MESA• DOWNEY• QAROEN 0A0Ve • OLENOAlE •HAWTHORNE • HEMET HOU'rt'VOOO •~TON BEACH• LAGUNA HUS• LAKEWOOD • LANCASTER• LA PUENTI: •LONG &EACH• LOS ANGELES • MAl.IBU • MANHAITAN BEACH • MONTCLA.IA •MONTROSE ~!DOE • N0RWA&J< • PALMOALE • FW.OS VE ROES ESTATES • P.\SAOENA •REDONDO BEACH • AOU.ING HUS ESTATES •SAN PEOOO •SANTA MONICA • SE.Al BEACH SHERMAN ON<S. T~ •TEMPLE crrr. THOUSAND OAKS. ~RANCE. TUSTN •WHITTIER . EL CAJON. SAN OIEOO-MISSION YAU.EV-POINT lOMA ALIC> .. : llERKEt.EY • OM.Y C!TY/WEST\.AKE •EL OE~rT'O •FREMONT• HA~RO •LOS GATOS• MOHTEREY •MOUNTAIN VEW/lDS ALTOS• Q.\KLANO • AEOWOOO CfTY • AICHMONO SM::AAMENl'O •SAN BRUNO• SAN FAANCISCO •SAN JOSE •SAN LEANOAO •SAN MATEO •SAN RAFAEL• SANTA ROSA • SUNNYVAI.£ •VALLEJO• ~UT CREEK \ f ' 1 .. 000 aclw to Compete iti Coast Event ... BOATING UCI Sailors Take First 2 Yacht Races UC Irvine sailors bested 13 rivals from eight schools Satur- day and Sunday to win the first and second races of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht Rac- ing Assoc1allon Southern Series !>ailed in Newport Harbor. The first race was sailed on Saturday and the second on Sun- dav in the fi rst race UCI scored 13 point~ to 14 for runner-up UC S anta Barbara UC I skippers \H>rc Dav(' Pritchard, with crew Ann<' Collins, on the A team, and th<• H team wus composed of M;1rk C.audm with Paul Naton as cn•w UC I had two entries. The :.econd entry placed third with sk1ppt•rs Bob Martin and Phil R.i mmmg In tht• se<'ond race on Sunday 1 he winn<'r was UC Santa Barbara with l 'Cl a nd OCC tv in~ for M'cond occ s kipper' wt•rt• Cur t Mille r J nd Pctl.'r Dra~ntn Mericke l Wins .Jcrr Mcr1t kd was the winni·r o f th<.• Mann Troph y fo r Ll'hman-12 dinghies in a fi vt• ra ce ~ent'S sailed out of thl' '\ewport Ha rbor Yacht Club Saturday and Sunday. Second "as Patt ScrugRS and third wa~ Ken Seider, all or NHYC. r1r~W1' port~ from Sun 01rgo t o Mftrln.a dc>I Rt'y will bt• blankct<'d by dat'ron S1Jturdny, • undmy nd Monda wh,·n lh1.· Sout htm CllltfornHt "D<'httn.c A SOC'laUon t't>h•brott''I It• aoldt•n unnlHNiilf')' v.lth lht' SOth aMuJI Mld~lntt>r lt('filDtlu known tu Ill Southl nd '11lo rt1 ns the~ · M1dwmlt'1"11 ' Mort' than 1,000 l1C1nls in ovtr 100 cl M art· t•itpeckd to com pch• In tht• f'VN1 t, which ha11 bt•en prt•f1d thin 111 n •cc.>nt y urs bern~t> of thl• 1o1rowing l)(.lpulan ty or the sport ur 11a1lboul racmg SEVEN ORANGE County yacht clubs have been chosen as host clubs. They are Balboa. Bahia Corinlhlan, Dana Point, Capistra no Bay , Newpor' Harbor:. Lido Isle and Hunt- ington Harbour Most or the action will be OD Saturday and Sunday w1tb the Los Angeles Yacht Club winding up the giant extravaganza on Monday with the final r aces for the ocean racing and large keel · boat classes. He re are the participating c lubs and the classes they will hos t : ALAMITOS BAY YACHT CLUB -Cal·20 A & B. 470 In· t emational-14, Lldo-14 A, B, C: Nat ional One-Design , Snipe A&B, FiM. BAHIA CORINTHIAN AND BALBOA YACHT CLUBS - Schooners, Wooden Hulls, 10- mete r , Etchells-22, 6-me t er, -i S h ields , Santa n a -525, San- tana-22, Sant.ana-20, Rhodes-19. CABRILLO BEACH YACHT CLUB-Multihulo Arbitrary, p. Cal, CaJ-20, Geary-18, Mercury, , 5·0·5, Fireball, Sol Cat, 18-square meter, Flying Dutchman, Day Sailer. Da rt. * * * ('i\IJFORNI YACHT Club T a rtdn 10 Soling, H olf Ton. Tt•mJ)(.'!'11, Tornado, Quarter Tun. . Sut, J 21, Inte rnational Con- knd,•r DANA POINT AND CAPl THANO BAY YACHT CLUBS P llR F A, B, C, and without spannukers. Rhodes-33. C'ntallna JO. Catahna-27, Cal-25, Rnnger·22 DEL REY YACHT CLUB Ocea n racing catam aran, Ericson 2·32, K 38. S8 0 R A, MOR fo', Cal-25, PC, Ventu.re-24, Cal-24, Sydney Sabot Jr. and Sr. Weslw1nd Sabot Jr and Sr HUNTINGTON HARBOUR YACHT CLUB -M-20 Scow Force 5, Small boat Arbitrary, Cyclone. WindSurfer. KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB PHRF A, B. C No spin- nakers. Santa Crui -27. Thun· derb1rd, CaJ-20. Coronado-15. LITTLE SHIPS FLEET OF LONG BEACH -PHRF A, B, C, No Spinnakers, Ranger-33, SBORA. LONG BEACH YACHT CLUB Cal-28, Cal-29, Cal-27. Cal-25, ~a ntan a -27 , Exca li b ur-26, NewPort-30. LOS ANGELES.YACHT CLUB -lOR A. B. C. D ; Cal-4-0, One Ton. Three-quarter Ton, Ericsoo-35, Catalina -38, MORA. MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB -Laser A. B; Lightning, Thistle, Victory, Taiar. NEWPORT HARBOR AND LIDO ISLE YACHT CLUBS - Speedball-14, Laser A . B , Naples Sabot, A, B, C: Sr and Over 40. SEAL BEACH YACHT CLUB Cata lina -30, l slander -30, Js l a nde r -36, Catalinda-27, New port-27. Co r on ado-25, Catalina -25, C lip per-26, Ca talin ::i -22, Newpor t -20, Aquarius-23, Cllpper-21. * * * Hobie Cats Ready For Winter Races Hobie Cat s ailors from throughout the southwest will make their annual trailer trek to San Felipe, BaJa Califorma, Mexico. March 2-3-4 for thC' Midwinters West Regatta. The event is sponsored by the Hobie Class Association. ln addition to the racing, Wayne Schafer , veteran Hobie Cat s ailor. will conduct an on-the-beach and on-the-water sailing clime for novice sailors. Competition will be for Hobie 14s and 16s in three divisions plus novice and fo r Hobie-18s. Entry fees for the Midwinters West must be received by Feb. 23. For further information contact the Hobie Class Association, , P.O. BoxC-19509, lrvine 92713. Start with Jasmine Creek, certainly one of the choice loca- tions in Newport Beach. Add a 24-hour attended gatehou!IC. Now imagine one-story, two-story, and split-level homes, all of them architectural gems loaded with features. 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Cl rgyman Face Trial in Massachu etts l"i\MURIO<J E. M !\ • 1AP A lon.-ci1nw prit·~t . labdt-d b~ • fem ll' Jklrl .hmm·r "'' "lhwf. o 1eam blt.'r .rnd .1 11h1l • .ndt•rt>r. hu:-. b(·~..n UHJ\'l"l't1 to ~ht $J.Otlo b1u l whlll' <i"1ut1ng .. ht.•.Jrtna on pe>i. Ible J)( rJur) chura..- W h t' n 1\1 r ~ A r I l' n t.• Ll'Tourn~&tu d.11mt'd tht> Rt.•\ Sta n It.')' M lei 'k'·~ 1ci 't.'dU\'uf ht•r, tht.• prw:;l 11( .. '9 )'N&r U 'ti tht-North nckl\ t.·r .,., 1dow for dt• fomnhon of r hJrat.·tt•r BUT Ml SKl:WlrZ lm~t h1 ... r &se agains t tht.• !>~ ', ar old woman "ht•n a '\11dlJlt' ... t"\ C'oun ty Supcnor Court JU r) rt'Jt.>Clt-d his rla1m:. th.it ht• h ud not v1olatcdh1:.Hl\\ ofcl'hbdl'~ Furthermorl'. Judttl' T homu .. dtni. "'11' • th1 r. R mhlt•r and 11 ~11 ndt>rt•r. ind dNu1ll•d ·• torrid cro'" country lovt.• ,1f f.11r ""'th Uw • )f'ar 11ld prh .,, 0 fr I C I ,J I s 0 f l h 1• fl II ' l 11 n .\rchd1«W'•'''' h1td 110 c•ommt•nt 1111 l h1· rontrll\ n ~ \1I Jo;lw....,1t1 1otatu!>i wath th1' d1urC'h rt·an.110., an hrnbo H1• hU'> nnt 'l n.1•d 1n ,, pun<ih lrlt't' 197~. th1· \l·,ar hl· J('romp..a11lt'd Mr .. L Tourn<'uu on a thrct> month trip tti ('tm.adu. La~ VcHl11> and South n 1rolin.a ('A RDIN .\L H MB t.:RTO Mt•dt>aro . c ullt·d J!> J wiln ss by lht• dl'fl·mw. lt•11lif1r J he barred th1• prit·'>t from ct.•le brutlng Mass or '<'t•uring r h·ncul garb in 1976. M 1ai.k1•w1t·1 . u Lall. broad - 'ho uldt• r t.•J ma n. wort> his tlt•rtc11I l'ollar throughout tht· trwl 111• 1>u1d ht· hnd never re l'l'lved Mede 1ro:. · order The Flu bol8 Uraenlt.'d a conn1cting p1c-· e lur e o r the man known a s "F alh<'r St;,n" a mong members For Eld rly, Ill o r r1 ve :.u b urba n Boston p11 r1 hes WAStUNGTO'\ IAP > -Gov According to Mrs Toumeau. nrtmt•nt udYtM•r,. Jn• renewmg he.> was a "'kept ma n." who took a r ec om m t' n d a l 1 o n th a l money rrom her to buy a new t'hron1cally tU Jwopl£> and tlvcry· wardrobe and finance gambhng ont• 65or olde r (.!t'l flu:.hot:. sprees Shl' said h~ promised to NATION I AT YOUR SERVICE Radios 'Skipped' Sumpot Cyc/,e Snafw Sendings LOS ANG ELES <AP > An 11-year suns pot cycl~ is playing havoc with emergency radio frequencies and of- ficials say what began as an annoy· i ng phe no m e no n could pro v e dangerous 1r t ro uble calls a r e blocked. conditions "very ba~· But.. tbev added. so far it has "IR>t hampered communications. Communications spt:c1alists for the Los Angeles pallce and nr e depart· ments called the proble m of East APWI,...... Coast radio ca ll s bouncing to the ACCUSED PRIEST West Coast because or atmos ric HOWEVER, A WS Angeles Coun· t y Sheriffs department s pokesman sa id two dis pa tche rs ha ve quit because they were unable lo handle the s tress or wedging emergency calls between the static. So m e tra n s mi s sions fro m patrolmen requesting help have been garbled, also, he added. FatherMieake wlcz • Spiral sliced for easy serving • Honey 'n Spice Glaze • Cookecl 30 hours t' · · fl • Na1tonw1de shipping service H te Olu 91110~... • Full service Delicatessen ~ey . 0 1d wor1d Cheese s hop WiJ 58 • Sandwoches to go. R M o r ., l' J r o r d ~ r t' d 'M1a!i k<'W1Cl 111 ·•l'l)t'Jr in court T uci.day to prt• ...... nt n 1d1•11t't• showing wh~ ht• i.hould not fat·t· charges for comm1llll\)I pc.•rJuo- on flW :.eparatl• OCt'dl>IOn:. dur IDR t he ntnl' da)' trial The eitpert. .... lt•d by Surgeon marr)' her after ha s 25th an- C:t>11eral JuUu:. Richmond. said naveri.ary as a priest. ---------- thl'> year 's vacc1nabon program MIASK EWICZ DENIED the ._) g!1 uu !i:!'!11~1,!~~S i.hould be rene"t'<i next fall and c h a r g es. c I a 1m1 n g Mrs . _________ ,.. wanter. 111cluding 1mmum.zat1on Tourneau owed him $3.600 in ex-Morse St'l a cai.h ball o( $1,000 lo assure the prw:.t sho" ... up .it the hearing against the A· Brazil :.train tn· penses and $1.200 in salary for :.tt>ad or thl' A l:SSR contamed the tnp an this wmter':. tn valenl nu vac· Members of St. Malachy's cane C h u r c h o r B u r I 1 n g lo n . T his wanter'!> vacc1n.a t1on M1askew1cz· last pa rish. a p- d r 1 ve be ga n ~l ow l y. with pearedm courtm s upport of l he If your an<hor's away you can find a new one in the Boat i ng classifieds of ttte Dally Pilot 642-5678 3700 l. COAST HWY •• C-ct.f Mer "40Hl 67J.t000 2460 I lA YMOMO WAY flf ll TOlO ID~ R TOIO. rH<*f 137·1122 1906' llACt4 ll.VD. at GUREU>. HUKTIHGTO.. HACH. rMOHE 141.a575 MRS . L E T OL'R SEA U lei.lifted thcit Miai.ke" 1c:i:, Lhe at tending pncst a l her hus band's funeral and her daughter 's wed parhcipat1on far below backer:.' priest. describing him as a hopes. -------~·~·p~r~1e~s~tl~y~a~n~dGp~i~o~us~m~a~n~.~ .. -=-~~----------~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~~!!!~!!!~!!!~~~~ .,___________ Al.oA,,_,., ~Palm~ Llt<--.5""0.., Ncwlfl.._,._ "Cot a problem? Then wnte to Pal Dunn. Pat u:1ll cut red tape, getting the answers and action you need to solve mequ1t1es m government and business Marl your qu.estums to Pat Dunn. At Your Service. Orange Coa.ft Dally Pilot. P.O Boz 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. As many letter s as possible will be answered. but phoned mqumes or letters not mcludmg the reader's fuU name. address and bu.smess hours' phone numbercamwtbecansw ered. Thiscolumna~arsdai-"7 ly e:rcept SaluTdays · · Signature Reall11 Presidet1t•s1 DEAR PAT . I h<n l' an old homestead la nd gr ant signt•d by Pn•!-idl'nl John Tyler 111 1843 It belonged to my j.?randfother 's nephew The pen· m anshjp 1s beautiful and therc·s even a descn pt1on or the land located near Springfield. Mo. I would like to sell it, but ha vc no idea of its worth or who buys such t tungs. M C . Corona del Mar EvaJenc Pnlati of the Americana Collectori. Shop, Sant.a Ana, is an expert in "paper" a ntique Uems of all ki.nds. Shf' says old land grant docu· me nts rangf' in worth from SS lo $50, dependlnJt on their condition and if the i.ignature is actually that or a president. Few are. she say:., explaining that the secrel.ary or slate usuaUy signed the presi· dent's name to these grant6, espedally ll a land description Is included. You may be able to teU if your document has a presidential signature, but expert analys is is required to establis h an autben· tic presidential s ignature . A different color or ink used for the presidential signature is the best in· dicator or authenticity for an amateur lo use. 1'1s. Pulatl will appraise this grant for $7.50 and give you an accurate idea or its worth. Americana asks a 20 percent commission for seU1ng sacb documenb, compared to 25 to 40 percent for auction ~ale~ tbrougbotber sources. ~rLiadi o n Taz Audit DEAR PAT· How ma ny years docs lhe IRS have Lo audit a pa rticular year's tax return? I'd also like to know how l o gel copies of past tax re- turns C.F .. Fountain Valley There's a three year tlme Hmlt for auditing a tax return. But, ir you failed to report more than 25 percent of your gross income, the government bas six years to collect lbe tax or to start legal pro· ceedings. There's no time Umit U you filed a fraudulent return or failed lo rue a return. Adequate records shoald loclude w.z forms, canceled checks that re· late dlreclly to a tax r eturn entry and medical bUls for three years to back up the canceled checks. The IRS generaUy keeps records for sb years. Yoa can gel a copy or your lax return by writ· ing to the IRS center to which your return was sent. lnclacle your Social Security number and a notarized signature. 'llpsff Bird s'! It'• t h~•~~ DEAR PAT: I must have misplaced the clip· ping on poisonous pla nts you rece'\llY published and hope you'll se nd me a copy. I am making and s haring pyracantha jelly these days, and would like to defend the s afety of my gift with some authority Of cour~e. we don't find any dead birds un- der the lovely, colorful pyr acantha busM s ·only drunken, migrating robins and other bil&!"attracted by the bright color . This Jelly is very colorful tO:O, and I admit.addingsomeCointreauforabitohip! J.M .. Costa Mesa A copy or the poison plant informaUon Is ln I.be maU. Pyracantha is not locllldtd.. so yoar friends can eQjoy yoa:r zippy gift wiU. confidence. Tbe UCI Medical Center's poison control center reports tbal pyncantba berries are edible raw, bat eaUng a lot of &bem can caase a stom.ach ube. Perhaps U.at's what is ailing the robins. ~ee Leak Cllerlc C•••lfl't DEAR PAT: You suggested in a recent col· umn that microwave ovens should be checked regularly by a microwave technician for r adiation leakage and other problems. Now tell me how one goes about finding such a creature and how much his· /her servicesshould cost. M.K., Newport Beach, DlcboDAppUances6A.IJ'Condttlonlndnc.J1118 S. Mala St., Santa Ana, otters free &e1UD1 OI any microwave ovea brot1pt to U.C Mop. IUd4lle AP· pUance Service Corp., ltm Trull Ave., Ganlen Gron, allo laU microwaves for a $15.M abop d1arge. Parts and labor for repairs are extra. .oealen can aaggnt oU.er taU.1 sowrces. Microwave o"tDt have been Improved sub· stHUdJ u a tt Dlt or federal replaUoas reqtliJ'. Ina &IM!• not IO leak more tban five mWlwat&a of r1dladlll per centi•eter at a dlataace of two lo cites from tile oven. All oveu are re419lred IO carry a cerUfklte lndlc1Un1 they meet &hi• atandard pl•• opera&lqaafety labelJJlt. f LADIES'-GOOS RINGS £1TlJ£ fAIUlOUS IWYEMTURY % OIAMOMOS! OPALS! SAPPHIRES' EMERALDS! JADE! AMETHYST! ENTIRE llYOOORY OF TURQUOISE AND SILVER IRACWTS /0 RI.SS 800/ ETC. Off PEARLS! PERIOOT! ETC. FINAL DISCOUNTS JEWELRY BY REMY 1805 NEWPORT BLVD . COSTA MESA JEWELRY SALE DOORS OPEN THURS., FEB. 15th 10 •00 A.M. 8 SHARP!! FIRST COME -FIRST SERVED!! LAOl£S'-GEm WATCHES 0011£ STOCl l'&Ul rEUGEOfl SPUl(l• cmru 50% OFF BUCELUS 58% OFF 14 KT. SOllO 25' ro Cllll 5gi Off CMllS . £m1( mca 1m IOPORT llYD. COSTA MESA 50~ 14 IT GOLD OUR GOAL l ewe ers E··un. TOTAL SEll·OUT • 4 DAYS .,. .. .. I ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES DAIL y PILOT A J3 ... County Def ends Fire Service ' .. • • .. Heart-Fel t Tlaanb Hoy Ml't'.arl.ind. -19, on lldvertt\tn~ ~xecuhvf', stands ne\t lo the blllbourd .1d ht-h •d put up to e'<prc~b his gratitude to personnel a t LOS Ho~p1tal 1n Salt Ljkt• Ctt> \\here he underwPnt opt•n heart :,urgt<I} la~t month Mcfo'Jrl.rnd. who ts back to work part-llmt•, !ta1d he found ll d1thcult to :,ee all the hos pital's employee~ to thank tht·m By JOANNE REYNOLDS 0t -o.+" ,..... tWI Or ngt> County supervisors formally op- pollt'd lhe proposed severing of the Joint alalt' count)' fire protection service Tues- day At the ~mmendatlon or county Ad rnln11nrative Officer Robert Thomas. 'lup.-rv1sors approved a resolution asklng the legislature to review tile proposal. At 8l8kP ls the continued use by the l'OUnty Of the 550-ma n state Department Of r on•stry rare service in the county's unin· corp()rated territory and in nine cities. in- cluding San Juan Capistrano anct Irvine, wht('h <'Ontract for the service. IN DECEMBER, STATE officials work· mg oo orders from Gov. Edmund Brown Jr . ordered a 10 per cent cut in the forestry budget for the fiMal year that begins July 1. County officials were told tfhal a big part of that cut would come by eliminating :state parhcipation in the county's fire pro- tection l !1111' n ol CoYl .. ~on ICy •nd MA••·~ l 17 C)f Hunllnqton R~d<'h Skating Ban lAS Vf~S Muri-lie•""'' IS<U\'O her• IMludf J AN IJ MORA C'ONCFPCION ll>lt A 1J • Of Soon J-llnCI l,,..IO• 0.-C·vtm .. n 75. Ol We\tn'llMl•r OUITANIA lOMQ(,O" £yip m••no o JS ano Norm• S 1'I both ofS•nC-'1' JAN 2t 0AV1£S<,AVllAf'I JoM D•••ri 10 ""° <;n,.tt• Oolllll 10 bOlll o• 11uot lnq1on B•.><h R U flA<,HAROWl (t( Jo• Norm•n ., o• A""N>lm ""° "".,. M•••• 1l ol l'ounl~•n vaurv .~ To Be Eased? Und r the current system. the state pays about $1.6 million ln direct costs ror so firemen who provide fire protection to the county's wild.lands. Th'e county pays the state S18.6 million for the services or the 500 other firemen who are used primarily for structural fire protection. COUNTY OFFICIALS have maintained that the budget cutting move will actually cost both the state and the county more money. Thomas also ma intains lt would be n early impossible to arrange the changeover by July 1. Tt)Omas recommended that board mem- bers take some action due to "considera· ble opposition to the change up and down the state." He also noted that be has been unable to obtain official confirmation from state representatives of a verbal promise they m ade in J anuary that the changeover would be delayed until J anuary 1980. Thomas presented supervsiors with two options. One called for a legislative review or the proposal and the second called for delayingitunttlJuly l , 1980. TBE J'OUB SVPERVl.SORS -Harriett Wieder i.s absent wblle ber husband re- covers from heart surgery -decided to go with the first suggestion. _. _ _ ln what marks their first discussion of the pending state move, the supervisors made it clear they're unhappy with the pressure being applied by the Brown ad· ministration. T he resolutJon they approved notes that the changeover would "eliminate more than SOO highly trained firefighters and fire managers Crom the statewide wild.land fire protection force with no s avings of funds to the state." The resolution also includes reference to the fact that the change over budget for the state "requests an additional $1.36 million due to th ts action" and that other s tate and local costs haven't been established. GetltOn! J AN U "'.I "60RN 811U~ l'rllnk Mtrrlll Jr • 11 of c-Coto eno Sn••O" IC•Y. 35 of W~lmlMtl'r J AN 1• WOOD MANZAC'·Ol S•mutl lO'#tll ,, -Rot>in ~nl... 17 t>oth Of C'Ml.t Mt's. SUMNER A5FN00RF Don l •1 ""° Ch•l\11"1' l "'*' 17 bot" 01 fr.on• lOCKE MOl.Ell RkhMdThnm~' 3 I &nit M• .. h• Le•. 7\ "°'" ol Nf'wPOr! IWMn DANNA MINC.Ufl S..lv•loff J 15 ol W"'1mln\le•. anCI Nl!f'CV C . 33. Of t<unllng1on 0..-ct> A ban on skatcboarding and roller skating along Orun~C' County roadways m ay be loosened to allow use oft he wheeled device in bike lanes. County s upervisors agreed to study that possibility after it was sugg~sted Tuesday by Douglas a nd Murray McDonald. a father and son who own a Dana Point roller skate rental shop. At One-Half Off! WARBURTON MATTSON l!-'1 W 37 al -tmlMlt• ""d IC11rtn e11u1Mt" 1'I of s..1 e ... ch ROV>< MARTIN ~litt't loul< 76 •"Cl f r...crv E••lvn 11 both of Cn•t• -~ CHAPMAN·MENESSI Moro~n £ 11 J• of Ntwoorl 81·A< h dnO IC•mala (' 7• ol 8'-.-.r ly Hiii· M OllROW CltAMfll • '"" Thom•< 15 -JUOilh Ann 11 l>OI,. C)f lr•IM WENOllNC'rMEt<UllON N>oc ni .. 1 Death No dre• 50UICU~ PATRICIA ANN SOUICUP lormff rtn-of ti. Harbe>r 11•to re<•o•nt ol Ho1HIOn, TU•l Pa\\l'd llWO February 11. 1'7' Sur•l.-.d t>Y ,,., husll;tn<I, ~ry R '>oukuo ot S11nta AN. Ca • Onl' daugf!t ... '>""rrvl l ynn !>CK>kuo C)f Hou\lon. Teu,, mother W.trtrouwrs. M•<""I F111p<1lrl<k ol S•n•• An•, Ca •no Denni' Flt•o•lrlo of Ana,,,.lm. C• aunt. Marl• Zattw•kl of San Ju.t!I C.pl'1•-· C. R..-.rv wlll IM' re< il•d 01' Thuf,;,.,y Ftt>rU11ry I\, 1'7• "' 1 PM at Bell 8r011dW"Y Cfta~I wllft Man of Ch'lsllo11n burtlll on Frldn. Fl'bruMy t•. 197' •I 10 AN> •I SI Joh" Tnt 8aotl'1 C•llllOl•r Cl>urch F"Pn<h may Ull .. a.II 8ro.JOW•y MOr'IUMY Oft T"vnort. Fdlf....-y U, '"'from 10 AM to I JO PM Btll 8r...O••Y Mort..ary cll<Klort.. M2_.1SO e ltOOICS LllLIAN CHRISTINE IAOOICS.,. s~"' Of S.nte An•, CN•Wd •••• ,_..,..,.,. 11, '"' at IN -Of 13 S"" h wrvf-bl' """"°'_.,..,_ Or A,.. 1nonv CirH\O •ho t>y > cou••M. Richard So¥•-."'°'""" *'row and OI..-. St!IH. Funeral S...nlct \ wlll tie MICI Fr..,..,, ~..WV i.. 1'7' •1 II A.M at ,,.. w-i.v O...rcll o4 s-t• AM In...-wlll be at Fal,,,aven Me morial Parto Sfnlt,. •114 Tutlllll Mort ....... dit'K1ori. m E 11lto SL, <:Mia _....._ MUtfTE• CAPTAIN OAVIO A HUNTER Ufttlecl St""' Army rPllrtCI e>orn JulY n , 1'M7. s.,n.,...., tw Ill\ mother Vivian ICltM of Ciulnllekl, K•MU 2 brol~,, and 1 Sl\len. llvti.cl at Fort Riiey, ICM>'>ollS llE•T OOROTHV !ONE BERT r••ldpnt of Cost• M"'" Ca • P3'\\ttO """'"' Fflltua•v 11, 1'7'1 In Co\111 Me~ Ce Surv•vrd by f'Mtr OftuOhTf'r, Pi!tnd a Palmer ot CO'.la Mt-w. C• ont '""• Rlc,.@rd lff'rl of M .. tMIAn, Mt•ICO Eight gr-n•l<lrl'll ftrtel lour QrUI• qranacnllorrn two \1c,,ters. Htlf'n Orr of ChHry v1111ry, Ca ... no lol" 80ft""m ot Ana..,.lm, C. c;r.,v.-1<1• s.erv1cr\ will .,. hf'td on Tl"lur,tJ•Y Fet>ru.,v IS IW'I at 1 PM 111 Pact11< view MpmorlAI Par• V1slta!lon "°'"' 011 Wednesoav FNirunry u 1<11• Pacific View Mortu11ry "°"" \ PM 10 'I PM Pacllo< Vltw MQfiuarv. Nt•POtt 8HCll dlro<'°" 6AA·2100 AltMSTllOMO JAMES H ARNISfRo+ICi r~~nt Of CO\I• ,,.t\t C• P•Hf'd •wity Ftt>-uarv 17, 1'7' Svnrlved t>y ,,,. ..,,.. Mr\ [l!Mn Armstr0fl9 of C~ta MtU C.. I-.on\ Mlrll11f'I •nd Tony ArrmlnlnQ bolft ot Con• -.. c... two~\ lll!CN s. ....... ,,., M•rv Al"IT'6lrong. t>ollt of ~I• IMsa. Cill • OM 9ran00a11qftter Man of Olri\11.,. llUrS.I wm w ft!'kl on w.o "fld"Y· ,,_.....,, 14, '"' 111 5 JO P M al St Joaclllm C.ltlolk Olvn:ll tnttr rne<>I at Good~ """"11'rv on n11rwn. Ht>ruarv is. 1'7• •I 10 AM Frtf'..0\ INIY t •ll <Ill Btll 8rG.t<IWO Mot1u,.•Y. Oft ~) F~t>ruary 14, 197' ,,,,.., I PM lo 4 JO PM Bell 8rOU••Y~dlre<ton,M7 '1511. ,_FAMILY COLot4tAl AltitHAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 r4CJAC YSIW MIMORIAl rAU Cemetert Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1fte View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 McCORMIC• MOflUAallS Laguna Beach •IM'-9415 LagunaHtlts 7~ San Juan Capistrano •9!>-1776 IALTZABCHIOH NeAlHOMI 646-2424 Costa Mesa 67~9450 llU.•OADWAY MOtlTUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMf1'M.'fUTMIJ..f.A ... MOITUAIY WlllQ.llP CHAJllL O'etretorv • Rower Shop 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 64M888 NRClllOTHllS SMITH'S MOITUAIY 62TMa1nSt Hun~Buch • NOllOElL ORAVETZ Won• Fr•n~l1n •\ ol E' Toro. o1nd •-.lln• Eltt!l~lh, •• Of t<unllngton !ltll(h 8AC.0l OWHERITV -JOll" A A• and Jf'.in "'""'"' 49. both ol fl Toro JAN ,, rUPTASANTI ('HlfWVf I W.t"'~"' 78 01 Mv .. , ... ,. •no C'l•.iltn..,. l< of,.,..,.-.... 801>0FN ROROF., Ott!n,.I C•lf 1<'" SI of 1 .... 1,,.. •nCI Sfurltv "& 01 .. tOU• (tty 1-e <,TllROY <,ffpt<ENSON Wiiham Arttiur ?S .,.,,., P1uT•ta Lynn. ?l t>olh of L_,...., a-<h/ JAN.tt 81tVAN SUll tVAN P•rke Ev•11, 50 11no S<tndra S .• 31. botll ol N-pOrt St.ten JAN.23 ORNOAPSIC'I aSHER Oragafl. 41 11nd K lmbt>rly J , l>olh of Hunt 1noton B_.«h Ol WN Mel URE Jor.n Ar!hur '4 OI l a\ VtQa\ Ntv •nd l lnd<t L ou1 ..... 40 of Hunllnqlon Buch '>HANOl EV·SHAllAH Pichard Loul~ 11 ol HuntlnQton l\"acft, •nd l IH Jun, 70 of We\lmln\l~r JAN. 7t NIMS FOX RtC'MrU Gr•nt.)? and <;vl•tr> F 71 belt,. OI San Cle,.,...,te MllONFR JOROAN P11ul H Ill, JO 11nc:t J,.,rylou 3~. bo<t> of HUM lnqlO<\ OMcn lAS VEGAS ~'-hcenws l•SIHld ,.H f' lrtelude J_,ri. SMITH YOUNG Harry EOWatd, JO. ol l_.,... BN><h and Rel>f'<<• A . ''·of San 0..-. LE VAN·BUSHONG -G•rY Rober-I 30. -Oet>or•ll Jpan n both OI Newpor1 8HCft ICAHM-SAX J~ WM , 1 .. ""° C•rol n t:oomof Newport 8NCll 8E RCiSTROM·MEEICER-HHle Edw&rd 4S. ---MMlt. 31. t>Otlt Of Huntl,.,-8N<ft ~_.,v ST IL GEN8AUER0LYTL~ St•or..n Cftartes. 2'. -N.ncy J-21 l>Ott> o4 s.n Cleme<lte G REENWAOE-PAOUCiH J°"""y LM, I• -CvnWa Marie 14. "°'" o4 Wl'Stmlnster. L ESICO·RUllO Tt-rrance D•vld. 30, -Oteorall AUllO. 27, l>ol" of WKtml,,..tl'f WESl -STAIU> Annur 8 Jr . st. of C"Pt\lrano S.acn ""° Dorothy Naomi SI.of o-Po<nt 8REWS'tER·McCRARV 8ot>t>Y Alltn. 2• ot Huntington Beach inc Terr. l yftM. 72. of Geroen Grove McF ARLANO·WllSON Jacku II av U , 1"CI PMll11 k av, n . t>otr. ot f ountaln Valley RAOANf NELSON R1cnorO Mochfttl. 11. of CuumD!lga and Su'liln Mimr. ~·.of (Mia M•sa Gl'TllN·PEARSON David w .. " llnd Nlfollsa Rac:twlle, t7, botll C)f Hunt1n9I011 a....ch Sk USI' I ME JICA Will lam Gf'OrQt, SJ. ot Wt~1m1ns1e• and Joyce l ., • of Stanlott J-..rytt <;CA ROROUGH.MAS TERMAN Stppnen M. 7l. C)f G<lnlen Ciro•e ano Nan< y l..,., II. C)f Wtstmln$ler OE PRIEST-HllF w11111m MoChllfl. l3 Of l<PWCI0'1 8~ .. <h 11..0 Ter.s• lM.32.of C°'I•~ J,,,,,_., 31 ACiRESS HEllON • OouQIU Spenetr 7l, anc1 Judltll Lynne. 74 "°'" 01 .. ..,.,lnq!Oll Rf'a<h .. __.,, 8ARR·lE MAIRE -Bruce Wayne. 25. ol HuntlnQlon Beac" •no C•lfterlne J oannan. ''· or Wf'~tmln~IH De at hit Elsewheri LONDON <AP> -Sir Israel Brod ie. first Brit.ish-.bom chief rabbi o f t he British Com· monwealth and presi· dent of the Confe rence of European Rabbis, died Tuesday at the age of 83. Inglewood Gets Judge SACRAMENTO (AP> -Roosevelt Dorn, a Los Angeles assistant city atto rney, has bee n named an Ingl ewood Municipal Court judge: Doro. 43, of InglewOOd has been chief of tbe criminal trials division in the city attorney's of. fice for three years. Their suggestion was endorsed by other roller skate shop operators who showed up at a hearing before supervisors However . a Newport Beach skate shop owner, Suzunne Thomas, advocated keC'pmg roller skaterl> on s1dewaJks. SUPERVISOR RALPH DIEDRICH called ror the bike lane study. No deadline was set for its completion. Supervisors moved toward loosening their ban slightly Tuesday when they granted initial ap- proval to an amendme nt exclusing cul de sac streets of 500 feel or less in length Crom the ban. The amendment will be back before them for final approval next Tuesday. The o rdinance initially banne d only skateboards from roadways ln unincorporated sec- tions of the county. In January, it was expanded to include roller skates and "other wheeled devices propelled by human power," except bicycles. THE BAN WAS FURTHER extended to sidewalks in county harbors, beache.s and parks. The county Environmental Management Agency was ordered to post areas determined to be unsafe for skateboarding or roller skating. Those changes were made after two public hearings at which no members of the public spoke. About a half dozen people testified al Tuesday's hcarmg on t he cul de sac expectation. All but one art' 10 the roller s kate business. The exemption of cul de sacs from the skating ban was suggested by Diedrich at the behest of his Mission Viejo constituents. I 0 Coast Citizens J om H ealth Panel T('n Orange Coa~t residents are anong 24 volunteers who have bc<.>n named as leaders of the Orange County Health Planning Council's commit· tees and task forces. Among them an': pcd1atric1an Steven Koffler and rcgistcn·d nursC' Patnc1a Kendrick. both or Newport Beach. Robcrt J Smith. Huntington Beach: James Dick . f'ountajn Valley, and at· torney George Burck le. Costa Mesa. Also. registered nurse Linda Black. health systems authority Lot!> Benes and UC Irv i.ne af· firm alive action offi cer Ramon Curiel. all oflrvine: social worker Kenneth Brandt, Mission Viejo, and pharmacist George Sheets. South Laguna. Elderly, Disabled E~i~ble for Loans Elderly and handicapped Orange County resi· dents who live In unincorporated communities m ay be eligible for a three percent nome improve· ment loan program offerea by county govern- ment. The loan program is available for residents who own their homes a nd meet low and moderate income criteria. J\pplicattons for the federally subsidized pro· gr am wlll be taken on a first-come. first-served basis. Details can be obtained by calling county Of· ficials at 828-2910. P olls Eyed Accurate Report Urged SACRAMENTO CAP> -A Republican-legislator wants to require news media by law to report opi- nion polls accurately. Assemblyman Bruce Nestande, R-Orange, in troduced a bill Monday. AB 531, that would pro- hibit newspapers and radio and televlsion staUons from altering resulla ot a pre-election optnlon poll they ffi:elved. The bill alao would require the media to be _______ .,..-. able to document the accuracy of the poll fi,urea ' they report. Before that, be was a Los Angeles County dep. uty sherilf and a Superior Courtballiff. Neptune Society CAl!MATfC)N 8UAIAL AT SEA 646-7431 C9m l lltr . Nestande said the measure would not intrude on rreedom oft.he press. He said the bill was prompted by a r~enl incl· dent in Minnesota in which a poll was alle1edl.y dlatol'Ud. He said htt knew of no such incldent ln Callfomla. 1/3 OF THE STORE 1/2 OFF! It's crazy .. but we're doing it. Marking down tops. shorts jackets, a fantastic 50% and more! Last chance before spring fashions arrive. These are absolutely final prices. Grab them before they disappear Today. .. °""" .. South Coast Plaza • Upper Level r May Co Wing 'M:!stm1nster Mall • Upper level . ~ r OllYI A Wletf • WUICOAYI IO UNra. I • aAT\IM>AY .. UNft. I • llUHC)A'( ti:• Ulm.. I Al6Altl1lit • tm W. ~ • ~tUt MUlfflMOTOlt ~ • ltQI 1Mt11 ..... • ~ COl'TA ..... •~Ill N. ...,_ ...._ • ....,., t.;1 ~ • l'Flt w, ........ • "141'11 lllA.l.PTOlt •It• -~ ..... • _,-. IMTA MA/1Ufnll • 11'1 .. 11'1111!. • ...._, WHTllM•T'l" • 11011 ...... a1W (11t) ...... .,, ~ 7 QMI ·--. -Ml .~ •• ......., ....... MOii IWO ..... c Cocl¥ttON 1179 Pe -trlC .., ...,_Sien (o(f>Mlc,jll ~ \ . . --.... ~ . ·""""-- ' I "· • r 2 /, ' I ,414 DAILY PILOT CALIFORNIA Friseo's Finest Foeus on Fido's Feees , my way to my door to avoid dog ~a lf'," s d Michael Pltmus. a Union SQuJtt pct hop manager who I ·II• poop ICOOpt•rs The• ordinance. part or the city's heolth code. requires owners to ch•un up aner their dogs in a public plac Prop<>nenls of the or· tl lnanee Nay lt protects th~ en· vlronnw nt and aesthetics or the city Pollet animal control officers and the Society ror Prevent.Ion or Cruelty to Animals. under city contract. have chief responsibility for enforcing the ordinance. - "The majority or the people are upset about the law. People wHI insist their animal Is not respoMI· ble fo r the mess." said Officer Mark Hurley. Hurley a nd Officer Tom Sweeney patrol city streets and park ar~as durin1 e arly morning and early evenin_g hours . Hurley says he has cited"" about l2S people for violating the leash and dog tit· ter laws between last October and December. The four SPCA animal control officers have cited about 46 people during the same lime period. Un· RLEY SAID DOLLAR bills paid citations become bench war- POlJCE Q ESTJON If lht> or HUT KEAl.'l'OR David FiM, a are t the only valuable Items rents a nd are a dde d to the Feb. 1 to dog owners who refused to pay past tickets ranging from $25 to $100 dollars. Altho ugh SP C A Director Richard Avanzino is optimistic, be saJd the city lacks lbe manpower to ensure compliance. Because of the greater risk to public safety, a nimal control laws give higher priorities to reports of biting dogs, barking dogs and dogs off leashes, Avamino said. dlnanct>, which took pffc-ct Oct 21 doubtl'r, lnslstt>d, "You Just can't peop use when confronted with violators' driving records. ! n_.r • Board of Sur>t·rv1M>n. vok. lt>g1:.late morJlity " He thinks the th agrant evidence. He said the "TRIS DOG U'ITEB law works ... ;a;irnmr _ '' t>llf"CUvt> and cnfort·•'<•hh· luw as hard to enforce, though the spects people will use the shirts IN NEW YORK, which passed not because of massive enforce· ''Per~mall)' I have not noticed Ua ag ht A~hbur y neighborhood off their back to avoid a SlO to $50 the first dog litter la w last Aug. 1. ment but because it's mosUy been ,!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~m:u:r~h~c~h:""~i~e~l ~sW~·~1h:u~v:~~to~du~n~c~e__:w~h:e:re:h~·w:o:r:k~~,,~s~c:le~a:ne~r~no::~-:::~c~it~a~ti~on~.~~~~~~~~~~po~li~c~e~be~gan~.~~~su~i~ng~s~u~m~m~o~ns~e~s~v:o~lu~n~tar~y~co~m~pl~ia~n~ce~,~ .. ~b~e~s&~·~d.~ ar Bullard lmunOak· SAU 439 PllCl 3 PRE-MEASURED~ .... DOSAGE VIALS PROVIDES UP TO 60 DAYS PROTEOION Help• 10 buold 11T1munoty to po••on ook You 1oke do1oge 3 week• belore e •PO•u•e PllSCl"TIO~ NOT NEClSSAIY BAYER ASPlllN TAIUTS CHlORASEPTIC MOUTHWASH SAU 99c PllCI llG.119 1.19 Anolqeit< 10< cold\ Sore l~HOOI relief ' . 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F"ebru1ty 14 1919 OAll.V PILOf r-• 8 J Chones Chortles Ca valier Shoots Down Lakers CONCENTRATION Chris Evert Cleft > gets set to return a two-handed backhand in her match with Regina Marsikova Tues- day night at the Forum. Evert won, ·6-3, AP Wi,.pllolff 6-2. Greer Stevens <right), her left knee in a heavy brace. follows through with both feet off the floor as s he defeated Sue Barker, 7-5. 6-4. RICHFIELD. Ohio <AP> - Jim Chones was holding court in front of his dressing c ubicle and loving every minute or it. The 6-foot-11 center was talk- ing happily about his 28-point. 1'2-rebound effort that helped the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 117-111 National Basketball Association victory over the Los Angeles Lakers Tuesday night. "I JlJST STARTED shooting a little bit and it felt good," he said with a devilish grin. "So 1 pulled a Campy -just kept sbootiru?." Chones was referring to team- mate Campy Russell, the team's leading scorer , who added 24 points. banded out nine assists and pulled down 14 rebounds to help the Cavaliers win the boards bf a decisive 49-37. "He got 14 boards'!" Chones said in an incredulous tone. ''We ll. l just gave him some or mine, I guess, while I was tak- ing care of the scoring." THE BJG CENTER, playing against towering perennial All- star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, con- nected on 14 or 18 field goal al- tem pts. That helped offset 25· point efforts by Los Angeles· Jamaal Wilkes and Abdul- Jabbar, who also had 15 re· bounds and six blocked shots. "H you can rebound, you can win ," expl a ined Clevela nd Coach Bill Filch, who happily watched his team run to its first victory in four games and only its second in its last nine. "The one thinjt we haven't done consistently all year is re- bound," he added. "When you do rebound, like tonight, you can run the break. We broke for four quarters tonight." Evert, Stevens Are Confident Cnmeback Play ers Post Victo ries at Forum INGLEWOOD (AP > Two • comeback players a re the focus of the women's tennis tour these days: Chns Evert, fighting to regain her confidence after som e d isastrous losses last month, and Greer Stevens. bat- tling lo overcome a crippled leftleg Both players are succeeding in their campail(ns. Evert breezed lo a first-round victory Tuesday night in the SlS0,000 Los Ange les cham- pionship tournament at the Forum, beating R eg in a Marsikova or CzechoRlavakia. 6·3. 6·2, while Stevens, playing in her fourth tournament s ince drastic knee surgery last May, topped Sue Barker, 7-5. 6·4. EVERT, THE NO. 2 seed. declared that her victory last week at the Seattle tournament and her showing Tuesday night hav e b oo s t ed h e r s e lf. confidence Confidence is the char ac· teristic that distinguishes cham- pions, Evert said, and s he listed 1t as the key ingredient in the tennis success of herself, top- seeded Martina Navratilova and No 3 Tracy Austin, both of whom won first-round matches Monday night. "My confidence is one of my greatest assets," said Evert. "People don't realize how im- portant the confidence factor is for me." STEVENS DEALT Evert a humiliating first-round d efeat last month in Florida, two weeks after Evert was bumped off in t he Oakland tourna me nt by Navratilova. "'At leas t part of Eve rt 's troubles were attributed to con· centration lapses following her engagement to British tennis s tar John Lloyd. Will Sycamores Fall When Bird Flies? TERRE HAUTE, Ind. <AP> -- Indiana State University's rise from virtual obscurity to na· tlonal prominence in basketball began with the arrival of Larry Bird three years ago. But what h appens when the 6 ·9 All· Am e rican graduates this ~Pring? "A super player always helps your program,''. says Athletic Director Bob King, who doesn't expect a dramatic backslide when Bird departs. "ANYTIME YOU h ave someoO(.' that good, he's going to draw a lot of attention. Not only from the fans, but from the media as well," said King, who signed Bird four years ago, red· s hirted him one season and coached him two years before stepping down because of Ill- ness. "As far as recruiting, we can talk with the best now. We don't have to com ete with Bobby/ Knight or any of them.•· King, who came here as athletic director and basketball coach In 1974 after 12 years at the UnJverslty of New Mexico, inherited a program that had produced just on e winning season tn the pre vious four years. Atte ndance at home games averaged barely over 2,000 In the 10,000-a~at Hulman Center. The caliber of basketball "had been a .500 situation," King re- called. "They had just moved to NCAA Division I a few years earlier, and our biggest problem was the schedule, getting a ma- jor schedule." "My first job as athletic direc- tor was lo get us into a good ma- jor league. We were able to move into the Misso.url Valley Conference, and this was a big help to our program. Then, of course, came Bird. who had left Knight's squad at Indiana University and enrolled al tiny Northwood Institute near his southern Indiana home at French Lick. Aided primarily by Bill Hodges, who moved up from an a ssistantship after King suf- fered a serious heart attack last summer and later an aneurum, the Sycamore coach lured Bird back to school. KING'S FIRST YEAR pro· duced a 13-12 record. The next year. with Bird In the lineup, the Sycamores were 25·3 and earned a National Invitation Touma· ment bid. They were 23-9 with another NJT bid last year, and they are unbeaten ln 23 games so far this season wtth the con· ference championship already assured. Stevens. seeded fourth, won the Flor1da tournament and then made the semifinals the next week in Chicago. She said her game bas improved s ince her in- jury because her long recupera- tion forced her to "go back to basic shots" in stationary prac- tice with a ball machine. STEVENS WEARS a n ugly brace on her left leg from the middle of her thigh to the middle of her shin. The contraption of belts and bandages looks like som e thing from Ho udini 's repe rtoire · She said she will wear it for the rest of her playing days to prevent further injury lo her knee. ln other first-round matches Tuesday, fifth -seed e d Ann Kiyomura beat Stacy Margolin. 7-6. 6-4; No. 7 Kerry Reid or Australia won her match when Stephanie Tolleson had to qu.it in the second set because of a foot injury -the score wos 6-2. 2-1 when the match ended. No. 8 Virginia Ruzici of Romania topped Leslie Allen, 7·6. 6..J: Ma rita Redondo topped Betty Stove of The Netherlands. 6-3, 0-6. 6-4; Kathy Jordan downed Bettina Bunge 7-5. 6·4; Barbara P otte r came from behind to beat R enata T o manova o f Czechoslovakia. 3·6. 6·3. 6·0, and Mim::i Jausovec of Yugoslavia to•llminated Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia. 6·3. 6 4 Marquette Slaoi Bloeked AFTER FALLING behind 6-0 a t the outset, the Cavaliers came on to lead 30·28 after one period and SS-49 al the half. The Lakers. losing their second in a row after a five-game winning string, never got closer than three points the rest of the way as Chones tossed in 20 of his points in the final two periods. "He played an excellent game." Fitch said. "In fact, we got good performances from a lot of people. It was a good ef- fort, but that's one game I was very happy to be able to walk away from." LAKERS COACH J erry West said : "They (the Cava liers> beat us almost everywhere. We haven't played a good game since the All-star break. We've just been getting beaten badly up frdnt." ·'They were penetrating well and s hooting well from the out· side. too." said Abdut.Jabbar. "It wasn't a ll Jim, but it's my Job to keep them from getting layups and I co'uldn 't go out arter him." Austin Carr added 20 points and rookie guard Ken Higgs 15 for the Cavaliers, while Lakers guard Norm Nixon chipped in with 16 points. Fitch said he is J1tanning to re· activate veteran cente r Elmore Smith conting back from knee surgery for Thursday night's home g am e again s t Philadelphia . Chones, who moved back to the middle from power forward this season because of Smith's inJury, will remam the starting center. ac least for the lime being. Lei """''" Ill'-' Oa"lleV Wll-1\ llballl J•~· Nui:on HuchO" Foro ""°"" AOl>l!K"' Prt(f> .. " Ill s 0-0 10 II ).4 U 11 33 7S 8 0.0 16 • 0.0 12 1 0-0 • 1 0.0 7 I 0.0 1 1 0-0 7 ' l-l 13 ci .. ....-11111 f9." Ip 6 ,., 13 8 Smith Auswll CllOMs " , .. ,, HIQ9s Mllcllell Le., l•mtH!rt Tota•• 10 ... 14 u 0-0 29 ' 2-120 1 1-1 IS • 1 2 9 1 ,., • I 0.0 1 Sl 11 U 117 I( CArr Tol•I\ SI ~10 Ill korellyO...rt•fl l O\ A"Clfle• 18 ?1 ~ 33-11\ Clhel•ncl JO H JO lc>-llf Total •oul• lo• Anqt'I" 70, C•t •tlotM tb, F ou1eo out flOfW' Allenclllfl<~ 10,430 C.Onnors U n sympat h eti e Tired Borg Loses To Ex-USC S tar RANCHO MIRAGE <AP> Bjorn Borg. an upset victim m the first round of the Tennis Games at Mission Hills Country Club, got no sympathy from Jimmy Connors. The second-seeded Borg, com . ing off an impressive 6·3, 6·2'vic- tory over Connors in Sunday's finals of the Grand Slam tourna - ment In Boca West, Fla .. was beaten. 6·7. 7·5, 6-1, by Bruce Manson on Tuesday. Borg, a three-time Wimbledon champion from Swede n , had flight delay problems in his trip West and was s luggish in his loss to Manson. "I TAKE CARE of my half of the draw, if he doesn't get through, that's his problem." said the lop-seed ed Connors. who downed Czechoslovakia's Vladimir Sednik, 6-2, 7-S. Tues· day ... Everybocfy trave ls so much you'd think he'd be used to it. If he was tired, maybe he shouldn't have played." Manson, a former University of Southern California star who turned professional in 1977. used accurate grounds trokes to lire. then beat Borg, the No. 2 rated player in the world. "My biggest problem was get- ting here later than I wanted and not having time to prac· fl ee." said Borg . "I had in· Al'WI~ tended to get .in Sunday night, but the Los Angeles airport was fogged in and I had to spend the night 1n Houston. I a rrived here at Mission IUlls Monday rught ins tead." MANSON: 22, s aid of his triumph, "It's as big a victory as I could J:(et ; you can't get a much bigger victory than beat- ing Borg.·· Manson, r anked 112th in the world, was a last-minute addi· lion to the field, becoming eUgi- ble only when a nother entry dropped out. In other first-round matches Tuesday, third-seed ed John M c Enroe whipped Tom Gullik.son, 64, 6-3; Alvaro Fillo! defeated Adriano Panatta, 7-6, 6 2, Pat DuPre downed Ross Case, 6·0, 6 -2; Geee Mayer eliminated Jeff Borowiak, 6-2, 6-2. and Jose Higueras beat Mar-ty Riessen, 6·4, 6-2. In second-round action, fourth- seeded Ha rold Solomon defeated Peter McNamara, 6-2. 6-2; ftllh- seeded Brian Gottfried whipped Terry Moor, 6·3, 6-2; defending champion and eighth·seeded Roscoe Tanner outlasted Cliff Drysdale, 5·7. 7-5, 7-5: Wojtek Fib::ik topped Colin Oowdeswell. 6·4, 6 4, Colin Dibley downed Sandy Mayer, 6-7, 6·4, 6·3: Billy Marlin whipped Matt Mitchell. 6·3. 6-1; Nick Saviano eliminated Tom Gorman. 4·6, 6-1, 7-6; Vic· tor A may a breezed past Ray Moore, 6·1. 6-2. and Tom Okkcr rallied to beat Stan Smith. 4-6, 6 1. 6·4 l\loon Lark Captures $100,000 • 1rom AP Dispatches Moon Lark captured the SI 00,000 Horsemen 's Quarte r Ho rse R acing Assoc i a tion Championship by three-quarters of a length at Los Alamitos Race Co url!:;Tucsd::iy night while favo Prissy Gold Digger finis ed seventh. Moon Lark, ridden by J ackie Martin and carrying 119 pounds, covered the 440-yard distance in 21.98 seconds and paid $8, $4.80 and $4.40. The victory was worth SSS,000 to the three Howard brothers of Oklahoma, owners of Moon Lark. Longs ho l Native C r ee k finished second by a half-length and returned $19.80 and $12.20. Anothe r o uts ider, Nitro Methanol, was third by a nose and paid $9 to show. All 10 entries carried 122 pounds except the wlnner. Town Policy finished fourth in the event for 3-year-olds and up, followed by Jeanifer Jet, Flashy Go Moore. Prissy Gold Digger. Miss Thermolnrk, Kipty's Drum and Medley Glass. There were no scratches. The victory raised the Ufe- tlme earnings of the 3-year-old Top Moon colt to $635,582 and boosted him Into second place on the all-time quarter horse list. Moon Lark became the first 3· year-old to win~he Horsemen's Quarter Horse /Racing Aaaocra- Uon Cbamplonahlp. .. SOMETIMES, YOU could have fired a shotgun at the stands and not hlt anybody," ••Id 1porta lnlormatlon dlftttor Ed McKee. The Hulman Center, draped wllh signs and banners, now Is referred to on campus as "the house that Bird filled," and stu· dents line up hours before each game and still find the only space tell ls standing-room-only. They literally climb over each other ln the mad scramble lor down·lroat seats. Stetson's Greg Guye (25) gets a hand on the ball as Marquette's Odcl/ Ball attempts o ~hol Tuesday night in MJlwaukec. Tenth· ranked Marquette won, 86·78. The event wu originally scheduled last Saturday night but postponed until Tuesday nl1ht because of heavy foe. ,.._. ..... ,,.,,.., ... .. ' . .. ; " "' ,, I• . .. 10 m OAILY PtLO T Woody 's Firing Shatters QB's Dream . • COOR . Gu li\P \ \\'h•·u footboU Co.1('h Wood) U a.)'t'!\ ..-. 1i. h.n•d from Ohio Statt•, ht• took "uh h•m lh dr •m~ 11f 1 poWld qu-.nrrb•t'lt from th•• 'l\Uth c-.:ntrnl (;t'(lTCi •• IO\lll \ Jll1·\ (;,, "h1rh hus h.1d onl) thrtil' 1)th1•r wh1l1• fuot b4'11 pluy1•r11 In its ht11 tor) Ttw ulht-r w•11 Ohio Sl•lt' Mr I 1h.-ra.on •Id h<' hud d~t'ided to tlltn tth· Hi.: TN1 fuotbull h•am an Colun1 hu Uh111 nationnl lt.'ll•vlaion and was fired lhe following day. M t.:ANWHILE. McPhcnon waited ror u vii.It frorn u11slstont coach Mickey Jackson, who hnd proml. ed to bring ht m u IC'tter or Int nt to 11ian. McPherson was lost in the shu!Oe. "They told me lf someone else offer~ me a scholarship to go ahead and sign," he said. Tam Ml•l'h1•r,11n ~hn lt•1I 1h1 \nwru l1' nd ll11(h s, huol l'•nttu r' ,, 10 11 l .,,.~1 .. 00 111. .. t ''•ur t'ompltiltn& ~ of tn 1111"'-~•''> for 790 \..enb, h1td h1Kh h1•Jlt'' 1•1 J•IQ\111 • f1•r Ol 1u ....,,,,,,. I wn!I r\•:1lly looking forwurd to &o 111.: to Ohio Stut~'" ht• .ud I ht"· Ull U1·1· 29 11#78 , ll1ty1· .. .Jackson never s howed up. Afte r ...Jl ayt•s was ous t ed . six assis tant l'ouch«>l!, including J ackson, also lost thuir job~. 80 McPHERSON signed a letter o! in· t ent with the Fort Valley Wildcats und Is scheduled to sign his ruu scholarship papers Feb. 21. "l don't see any problems fitting into t he program at Fort Valley,'' said Mc Pherson, who will major in business "Any problems I might have can be overcome ." he said. "You get what you put lnto any college ... "() l.Y TitO S('HOO U\ ••ffcrt·c1 m, 'rholar-.h1p.-< ht> .... 11d On1• wa) l'"or1 \'•II.-, Slah•. p1 f'dnm111iu11 ly blarll "l',\,\ llH1,rnn Ill ~C'ho11I In t'orl Auck">'''" fuet' and w.u run o ut 11( bound'i 011 th(• Ohio St;, tt' .. 1dl'hnt>,; H11y1•1; look " ti wing ut him un Iowa St::ite Coach Ear l Bruce later too)( the Ohio State job, bringing witb him , cveral of his assist ants and recruits A C os ule Report From the World of Sports Nobody lntmun On E tan ia Mat to Injury quad l nJur1e pl.t) .i la rgt! part m .rnyonc's EB ~t>ason. bu\ ho-. ' th1!> for problems., Al Esta1H·1.t t hgh whnc t he varsity wrestlers fimshl•d runnerup lo F.l Toro an Sea View Le<1gue dct1on, thl· following was end ured by t ht> . Eagle:. Al 11 5 pound:. Tom s houlder , 123 Sprulned shoulder and ankle. 130 Sprained back. 136.; Rroken wrist ; 141. ('onrw.i.1on . 148 . Sprained shouJder; 1157: Two sprained s houlders and a sprained back. 168 Kidney stones; 178 : Kn,•e opt•rut1on . 194 Sprained knee. Heavyweig ht Sprained ba<'k . Ass1stanl coach: Torn shoulder muscle, Another coach : Sprained knee c.ind tom shoulder m uscle . Enough? Nope The team mascot, Sky, a 200-pound St Brrnard was lo undergo knee surgery today for a torn liga mt•nt Says J im Warren, who rt>sig ned his position as the Eaj?'les' coach after 12 }ears of duty· "When the mascot go.-s. you 're in trouble " Oldaltoaea Tf!aa• Pfa ff S~f!ll 0Derl l•f!• HARTLESVILLE. Okl a Eventua lly, m finally, ultimalt'ly, 1l was Hartlcsville Sooner pri·vailing over crosstown rival Bartlesv1lle ~ 'ollege in one of the longest high school basket- ball games in stall' history Tuesday night. The score, after Sl'vcn thrcc·minule overtimes. was SoonN 94. College 93. Dun Kt•leht•r. who rode• the bench for two hours of the t hrl'r-hour contest, hit a 21-foot Jump shot with three !'ol'Condo; lt·ft in the scvcnth overtime to give Sooner the win The marath!ln matrhup allowed Sooner ''> Clark Meese to !'ocore ;,, :.chool n:cord 42 points m <:lcvaling his team 'l> rc•cord to 15-3 Regulation endt"d with th(' team s l te d a l 58 T hereafter. the :.core \\as tied at 66. 68, 72. 78. 82 and 86 before Kelehe r htl the game winner. .-----Qqot~ of the D ay------, Tony Kopp, owner of a franchise in the new Fountain Valley-based speedsoccer league, upon an- nouncing that owners wouJd be taking a low-key a p. pro a ch and that salaries would be small : ··we 're gamblers. but we're not damn fools." l oM•.,.'• Shot 1t'l11• I I tor Bullet• Charlie J ohnson hit a 20·foot JUmp shot as m th<' second overtime period came to an end. Riv- in~ the Washin1?ton BullC'ts a 138·136 NBA vic- tory over the San Diego Chpperi. . . Denver 's David Thompson and George McGinnis combined for 52 points and led a second-hair s urge which carried the Nug. gets to a 104-94 c·Qme-from·behind victory over the Chicago Bulls . _ J ohn Willla mson notched 26 points and backcourt partner Eddll' Jordan scored 20 to lead the New Jersey Nets to a 111-102 triumph over the Kansas City Ki ngs New York N<.>ls forward Bernard King was re- moved from the team's starting lineup Tuesday night and playl'd just 17 m inutes bl'cause he arrived only )O minutes before the start of tht! game . Johnny Davis !'.>cored 28 points, including 14 in the rourth quarter, to power the In- diana Pacers to a 124· 120 decision over the Houston Rockets . . . Lionel Hollins scored 28 points and Maarlce Lucas added 20 as the Portland Trail Blazers won their fifth game. a 120 101 t riumph over the New Orlcnas Jazz. Boatt'• Goal Spara !•la11de r• Mike Bossy scored his 44th goal t his seawn ~ and set up three others, carrying the New Yc9t'k ' Islanders to a 6-1 rout of the Colorado Rockies .. Ron Sedlb.uer's power-play goal at 7:03 of the third period ga ve the Vancouver Canucks a 3-3 tie with th<:' St. Louis Blues in a National Hockey League contest . . The New York Rangers called up rookie left wing Don Maloney from their New Haven affiliate in the American Hockey League . . The Boston Bruins announced that in- jured defensem an Brad Park and forward Stan J on.than will return to action in New York against the Rangers. StOllb Wa•t• N"" De t...tt €.,.tract The American League's leading designated • hitter, Rusty Staub, has told the Detroit Tigers he'll quit baseball unless they guarantee his financial security beyond 1980 ... Paal Birdsong Pressure d Kansas City's Olis Birdsong drops the ball as he is pre- ssured by New Jersey Nets players Winford Boynes <right land Bernar d King. New Jersey won, 111-102. SCC Blasts Foe Vangriards Romp, 128-97 R IVERSIDE-Pa ul Anderson and Mike Neiswende r sp arked the Southern California College Vanguards to their highest scor- ing total of the season Tuesday night in a 128-97 NA IA District 3 Southern Di vis ion basketball •victory over host Cal Baptist CoUegc. Anderson scored 34 points and 'Neiswender 29 as the Vanguards * * * S.C.tlC ...... 1121> C.tl ~C'f7 1 .. ".. ,, It .... Ntltw-r ,. I 19 """"•,.,, J 7 8 J~ 3 0 ' S.tnflllPOO l 1 8 AO.tm• Cl•vton Andenon H• .. klM Doody ···--"~ Fromm J f \\UP Rll•y ICtlly Tot•ls 8 7 II E¥•M I I J I O t• &odQonov 7 O • IS • 3' Gonce 13 < JO I 0 2 NfWITlen I ~ 7 7 7 ' Slu•o•ll s 1 I I I I l FIUQt M•ld • • t1 7 0 • 0-.flle• l 0 • 3 0 ' Kl'IO ? 0 • I 0 7 Sparkman 1 O • ' 0 , St 10 11• T ot•I\ H•llli,,,. SoCAI Coile9f, '1·0 . Tot&I tout': Soeal Colk!Qe "· Cel ll•Pll$I 1'. F6Vlfd out EV&M (C•I Ba91110, Tochftkel Jonu 1SoQ1 Coll-I * * NAIA OISTlllCT J ~Olvl11oft * , ..... ,_. o-an SoC.I College Pt.toma Aru"' Pacttk USIU UCS.n OleQO C•l Beptl!il T""4ey't $CN'ft SoC.I Col~ 121, CAI 8•1111'4., Pt. lom1166, Al\IW-Peclll< M UC Sen Olaqo ... USIU ,, -...0 1 ........ W L W L It I IJ t • ' IS t J ' • 18 , S • It 1 ' ' •• I S II I• went over the 100 mark wit h nine tminutes lt"ft in the ga m es. Junior !varsity players finished the con· test for Coach Ed Mor iarty's tteam . A pressing defense and hot shooting from the floor gave the Vanguards a big edge as they re- m ained in a tic for first place in th e Southern Di vision standings with Pt. Loma with a 6·1 record. Anderson rut lS of 17 from the floor and Neiswender connected on 14 of 15 as the Vanguards shot al a 68 percent figure, canning 59 of 86 attempL'l. GWCEdges Saddleback; Boes Lose A pair of teams a venged early season defeats Tuesd ay after· noon as Orange Coast College's baseball team dropped a 6-2 de- d sion to vis iting Southwestern. and Golden West handed host Saddleback a 5-4 setback. Orange Coast. whic h ha d beaten Southweste rn. 4-1 Satur- day, couldn't overcome Kevin K eele r 's gra nd sla m in the fourth that gave \he Apaches a S·O lead. T he Pira t es we r e a lso bothered by the pitching of Steve Kaymmeyer. who we nt the dis- tance and limited OCC to only three hits in the ga me. Two of t hose hits were home r uns as Mike Sodders blasted a shot in- s ide the the left field foul pole in the fifth , and To m Ba rne tt s m acked o ne over t h e le ft- centerfield fe nce in the seventh. T he loss drops OCC's record to 2-1. G olden Wes\ was le d by catcher Shawn Gill in its re- matc h with Saddle back. Gill gave the Rustlers a 3-0 lead in the third with his firs t hom e run of the s e ason and came home wit h what proved to b e the w10n1n g r un a fter doubling in the fifth. The Rustlers' victor y atones for a 3· l loss administered hy the Gauchos in the firs t ga me of the year. Both tl!oms an.· now 2·2 S<or• llY 1""'"9' r.oldt" we~1 OlO 001 ooo ) 8 • S"clcll•b6C' 010 100 100-4 • ) H-••"<o<~. Kra•<•v• 111 ano C,111 0'!><>111"'" oc •< ,._,,'" •e 1 ano a.11>• • SCore lly '""1"11J So\111>-'1~ 100 400 010 6 11 0 O•enoe O>e\t 000 010 1-J J J KeylTlmewr eftd -.:•: Bretl\. 8,.....,,, 01. C.eyk>ra a 1. ~· "I •114 EmPtlno. JllKINGS TO MOVE, S4YS SENA TOR ST. PAUL, Minn. <AP I A Minnesota legislator says the Minnesota Vikings will seek Na · tional Football Lea gue support n ext month lo negotia t e a transfer to another city Sen . Eugene Stokowski, DFL- Minnea polis. sa id he was told by Vikings President Max Wintt>r the team will request the ap- proval al a meeting of NFL owners in Ha waii in m id-March Stokows ki claims Winter men· tioned four cities -Phoenix. Los Angeles. Me mphis and Birmingham -as possible new homes for the team . T he Minneapolis lawma ker said he talked with Winter by telephone Sunday. Moskau has signed a contracat for the upcoming season ' with the Cincinnati Reds . . . Toronto pitcher Mark IA"mongeUo, acquir~d in an off-season t rade that sent catcher Allan Ashby lo the Houston Astros, signed a two. year contract with Toronto. 1WftUfole.Radle TV: Horse Racing Today at Santa Anita, 7:30 ~m., ~-0-... W L W L Westmofll S I 14 8 BIOlit J J H 10 CS Donolnquet Hiii\ S 1 IS 7 Cal lulr.r.., l J 10 11 Baseball Football Soccer Tennis EvtfJlhint (well near~ EverytNnt) For t'8 l~ltte ..... ot ....... u ' Channel 52. 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Oelly l'li.t Sutt It's showdown time In the Mis- sion Conference tonight (7 :301 a s fi r s t p lace Sa ddle bac k College <9·1 > hosts second place Rive rside College l8·2 ) in a game that s houJd determine the confe rence's basketball cham- pion. Saddleback will be out tonight lo avenge its only conference loss of the year <82-78 a t Riverside) and almost virtually wr a p up it~ third straight con- fe rence title. "I t hank we have a better chance at home." sa ys Gaucho Co ac h Ri ll Mull igan op limistically. "We've won 28 in a row here and we have a OC'w player." TH E NEW PLAYE R Mulligan refers to is 6-8, 240-pound center Kevin Magee. who has done eve rything but keep score since his arrival at mid-season from the Unjversity of Houston. ·Tve a lways wanted a guy in the middle to block shots and inti mida te people,·• pr iases Mulligan of his cent e r who aver ages 22 points. 14 rebounds a nd four block s hots per contest. "He's a good inside shoot\!r and a great scorer." Magee wasn't with the club t'he first time the two team s met Magee's first ga me came aftt-r that contest. a nd the Gauchos bave yet to lose since "THE FIRST COUPLE nf games our guys jo:.t watched ham." says Mulligan . "and now he's helping ever ybody." M agee's pre <;e n ce ha s es p eci a ll y he lpe d R andy Wh1e ldon. who is rh~ht behind Ma gee 1n the M is~1on Con- rerenct: scoring derby at a 21 l clip. "Magee has ~otlC'n people off Whieldon." explains Mul ligan .. Now. teams have a cho1ct• as to whether to guard Maget• or Wh ieldon .. R i vers1de is led by 6· 7 Ct'ntcr Eddie Roberson. who is averag- ing 19.9 points pe r contest. Mulligan says the key lo the game wtll be the Gauchos' abili· ty to handle Riverside's transi- tion. "IF WE MISS a s hot we're RO· 1ng to have to have t hree guy~ get back in a· hurry." Mulligan says. "Heck. I've got to think we're going to do better this time though. Last time we sh()l 40 pc r<'ent from t he noor and on· Jy lost'by four " Another plus Mumgan fcPls ht' has in his favor 1s his M1ssmn Conference r ecord as a coach which stands at 92·9 ovt"r the la:-1 seven years entering tonight " game. "I "vC' onJy lost one gamC' al home In three years at Sad d le b ack a nd coach es and players become affected by that thought. "All l know 1s that if we win tonight all we need to do is win two of the next three." Duck Feet Chu.tchill water Wonder Speedo White Stag RawHn1s Wilson Bancroft Jo1 Joy White St11 Wipam Davis Yictot Imp Yonex·Prtnce Speedo.Adidas · BadmintDR bckets -. .... ... ~ ........ ..,, ... • • • J •• t • I ,. BASKETBALL I BASEBALL J SW IMMING ~mdey. February 14, 1979 DAIL V PILOT 83 .. ROGER C IU..SO Tritons Take Slow Break llnan•Nll) of ~)uthl'm < 11llfom1a b11\kt·lball <ouch Hub Uo)d v..i' th1• 'HlbJt>Ct of M'Vf'rt' crlllCL'm ..i fl•w )'l•&rb 1'.1t•lo. \\hl'll h1• fouRht th1• l Cl.A d\n8'5llt'' with a ,l.111. \\ h1t'h t-omt•t1m1•, 'J>t'd up to ;1, murh ... , J t•rnwl l l'l.A'' onl) 111 ...... 1n th~ flo(. AA champ111m;h1p yt•ur or W69 ""•'" .1 &644 ,•tb.lck to USC .tt Pauh') Pavilion. (•ndtnlC .1 .. trt•11k of :It :-tra1~ht "'1nlol at hom•• for the· Uruln!-. lk.,p11t• tht• ~U<'C\'~'· f\o}'d "'as booed b) many ba.bket b.Jll punsh for ht' t.1l'l1c v.1lh tht> cont1•nt1on that .. uch a OHi\ t• '4 .C. .tn ;uJmlS\lllO or lnfcnonty S.ln l 'lt•tn1•nh· t11~h Coach Rich Skt'lton, howcv~r. h:l!> no <lunlf'll'> about '>ud1 tacllCb ~nd astdl' from the won loi.s ,Ul'N'"-' of his Tntun ... !>UY' "Somellmt•s I thank you're ad· nlltltn~ dl•frut t'H'n m11n• h\ JtOLng out and rw1ning Jnd not making a ganw out ur 1t "Wt."H ~ot .. l'ouplt: of tt'.tms in thf' South Coast LcagUl', M1i;i.io11 \ ll'Ju ~1n1t D.inJ H11lf>. which are pretty gifted teumt' "It wouldn't be "l!tl' lo go lo Mission Viejo and try to mJtch them bucket for bucket. They've JU!>t got too many good shooters I think 1t reduces your chance.'' or being in the ball game and I want to bt.· m there. "ff you'rt• out-mannl'd, then you ha\ l' a nghl a nd an obhgat1on to the k1di. to make tt as good a game as you can "I 'w looked a round Orange County and seen a lot of good teami. with 12 wins. /\nd we have 12 wins, too " ",. Wl,..pfw1• Vanguards Get Relief, Will, 4-3 Gellin~ a strone relief performance from Dwaynt· Meyers over the final four in n1ngs. Southern California College's baseball team rolled to its third victory of the young season Tuesday afternoon with a 4.3 dec1s1on over visiting Long Beach Slate. The Vanguards need ed Meyers' strong arm in the latter l(oing us Long Beach overcaml' :i 2·0 deficit with three rWlS in the top or the fifth The Vanguards came right back to regain the lead in their half of the inning though, as Butch Plank walked. scored on Stan Thomas' double, and Thomas scored on a Davl' Wilson single . The Vanguards then handed things over to Meyers who closed the door on CSLB. Meyers· appearance was h1!> third in rehef this season. In 102-.1 innings of work, he's allowed bul one run S<-11>Yl11<11~ ( 41 <;t•lf' lOnQ S..Kr. 000 O:JO 000 -3 10 l .,oull\~rro(.el Coll-100 170 000-4 \ 1 Poundtrf!fl. H.ttn"°4'\ I\ 1 And Hook•ns. lVN'" Mt>V"''~ ffp1 ano T hOtnaC. sulTON Skelton. a disciple of former Dana Hills Coach Tony Stillson when the latter was coaching Monrovia High to big things on the cage scene in the late tiOs. admits the s low-down game can take its toll on his players from a pressure s tandpoint. Woody Celebrates Birthday Golden West Surprises SM, 95-89 Ironically. the catalyst lo San Clemente's pressure game 1s 5·6 senior Brian Mulligan. Mulligan is the. son of Saddleback College Coach Bill Mulligan. whose idea of ~lowing things down 1s to walk to the dressing room al halftime. The Tritons currently have a one-game bulge over Capistrano Valley in the race for third place and a CIF 2·A plavoff berth. ·San Clemc·nte has been a playoff entry each of the las t five yt•ars • • • E TANCIA HIGH WRESTLING has been jolted by the resignation of Jim Warren as the Eagles' coach. Warren led Estancia lo s uccess for the past dozen years and the last three seasons Estancia has racked up a 29·3 dual meet record Warren. and his assistant of 11 years. Dave Knott. have both stepJ>t:d down without pertinent comment as to why they've taken this course . . . It's definitely a reversal for Estancia High and Orange Coast area wrestling as a whole. • • • COSTA MESA HIGH'S recent Home Run Derby. which fc·aturt>d Angels Don Baylor, Bobby Grich ~nd Dave Frost . in addition to C'o,ta Mesa product Dennis Delany. pro ducc•d 114 homl·rs in 300 at-bals. earning over $2,000 fin pledges> for the Mustangs ' • • • THE ANNUAL ORANGE County All-star football game is tentatively set for July 12 at Eddie West Field in Santa /\na. • Coaches'? Thl'y haven't been selected as of yet, but t_he i:tamc's backerS would be hard p~ssed to come up with better candidates than Mater Oet s Wayne Cochrun and Capistrano Valley's Bill Cunerty for the South . ••• BELMONT PLAZA I N Long Beach \s the site for Fri·. day night's CIF swim finals. a switch from recent years from East Los Angeles College. . . Seems the ELAC pool was put in a community service status. leading to the withdrawal of several big meets ~ue to the inability to guarantee the site on a long-range basis. East Los Angeles has reassumed the responsibilities Jnd the• 1980 swim finals will probably be back at East LA Wall'r polo. however. figures lo remain at Belmont Plaza. ••• FOR1'1 ER FOUNTAI N VALLEY HJGH wrestling star C ;.ir y Bohay has racked up a 15·4 record as a 118·pound rn::-hman for the Bruins . I\ lso with the Bruins is Newport Harbor ~1gh and .Stan- ford University product Chris Horpel. who as an assistant c·1wch lo Dave Aubl<' .., Eagles Ranked 4th Marina High's V1kings. the Estancia Eagles and Corona del Mar Sea Km~s continu<' among the Top 10 in CIF basketball r ankings with the regular season concluding Friday night. Marina is No 7 in 4·A, while E stancia and Corona del Mar ure runninJ! 4 5 in 3·/\ circles. "" ......... 11 ... 11 .... r ...... r.cont ~J I Vtroum Oo!l 1?1 11 I 10 ? 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CIF s~n SC-I ............ 1 CIWH!woo 11111. 7 Orano• lulM ran n• 31, l Pa~ Poly 11 ... 1. • Avelon 111 •t \ AIYH\I~ c r.rlstlan tt• I I • M•renelnA 11()..tl, 1 SaftJa<tnto 111·101 I He1Qfll\lUl""r.., I U ·• I. 'I Crouro11011 II•·• t 10 Am«r•<•n Cr.rlsllen 111·3 I. Cll' ._,. SO<cer F o rml'r Ohio Slate football coach Woody Hayl's tcente r 1 sticks a finger-full of hts birthday cake into his mouth in Los Angeles Tuesday. M ovie producers Ho ward Koch tlefl 1 and Gene Kirkwood helped him celebrate and announced ac- quis1llon of right:-. to film the life story of Haye~ Seahawks Bid for Title Corona del Mar Hosts Estancia Five key games involving Orange Coast area prep basket· ball teams arc on tap tonight. but it 1s the Empire League c hampionship showdown at Ocean View Hlgh that takes the spotlight It's the hustling and pres!>ang Katella Knights of Coach Tom Danley <1·1 > who will be at seniorlcss Ocean View, the tan and more deliberate Seahawks of Coach Jim Harris. Also of considerable note is 8-0 Estancia at 6-2 Corona del Mar an the Sea View League: 5·3 Huntington Beach at 7·1 Marina in the Sunset League: 7·1 Bishop Montgomery at 7·1 Mater Dea U\ the Angelus League; and a Sea View League crucial in terms of third place and a CIF 3·A playoffs berth between 4·4 Costa Mesa and 4·4 host El Toro. OCEAN VIEW'S only loss m l eague play was at Katella where the Knights ripped apart the Seahawks· offense with a physical press that became even more effective due to a lack of light officiating "We'vf' got to stop a couple of things tonight," says Ha rris. "Katella 's Tony Premer hurt us at the baseline and Rick Lopez shot the eyes out of things. We have to decrease the production of at least one of those guys . "The kids feel they can do it and w11·re not too worried about the officiating. Katella played with a great deal of intensity and confidence the last lime." Oc ea n View counter s a balanced and pressing Kalella offense with the one-two punch of 6 ·612 sophomore Wayne Carlander and 5· 11 guard Jeff Andrade. THE TWO AR E head and shoulders above the fi eld in scor· ing, Carlander at 22.8, Andrade at 20.6. Each was held to 16 points by Katella an the first game. "Our philosophy is poise. patience and penetration," notes Harris. Another title on the line is at Ma te r De1 where the Monarchs. with John Saunders leading the way with an 18.0 league sconng average, await Bi s h op Montgomery. Mater Dei lost to the pre-season l eag ue favorites in lhl· first round, 68·6() Aside from the tr ad1t1onal rivalry aspect of the Huntington Beach-Manna clash. the game also is sign1f1cant in Huntington Beach's drive to cut away at Marina's two-gaml.' lead with two games le ft a nd better posati<?_ning for the playoffs JIM ELDRIDGE. Curt \\ooll.'n and Rico Thompson will b~ try ing to duplicate their first-round victory. the only loss of tht league season for the Vaktngs. ranked No. t in Orange County with a 19-J record. At Corona del Mar. the 11xpecl· ed title showdown is not a reality due to Costa Mesa's upset over Corona del Ma r a week ago. A win for the Sea Kings. however, would kee p them in a mathematical range of s hanng lhl' title with Est;.inc1..t The dnvt'r':-:-t·al to .J CIF pla}off berth goc!> to the wmm:r of the Costa Mesa-El Toro game al El Toro It's abo u malchup of the lea~ue ·-. top l wo i.corers Costa Me:-a 's Ch rt!< Beasley 120 8 1 and El Toro':. Ron Holme~ 122 21 TONIGHT'"> GAME~ SUNSET LEAGUE II pm t Nt-woort H•HOOf I') l •at f-01i1nt'4•f"t V4ti,. .. n I Munt11\Qtonf\.-l}ft\ 1s..31~t M•r•""' t7 H We\tm•"''t' •' 1 t at Ed•\Otl fl 't SEA VIEW LEAGUE II ,.m I £\tanc ... ca..o flt CO'~ Of"• M•' ,._ > • <o~td ,,,.~ 14 • •'El lof'O •• •• '"""~ t0-11 •t Ut11ftt\th' 41 .. 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O•llY Pllo1 SI.Ill LONG BEACH Nt?wport Harbor Hi~h 's Sailors turned some s urpr1 s1ng wcivt.·:-. in establishing tqcmsclve:-a::. :.i ~olid contender for runnerup honors in the Cl F 4 A ~w1mm10g finals Friday naghl al Belmont P laza with some excellent d forts in Tuesday 's prcltms The Sunset Ledgue c·hampaons of Coach 8111 J ewell placed favt.· 1nd1viduals and two re lay teams tn the champ1onsh1p f1nab and :.mother half dozen berths in thl.' consolation fina ls wc:rl.' also picked up by Newport The 100-yard breasts troke was Newport's big event u~ i.enior Steve Ruffner, a nl·wcomer lo the Sailors' arsenal. logged a 58 77 to beat out national high school champion Greg Winchell of Long Beach Wilson. who wa~ second in his heat w1lh Ruffner at 58 91 . CI F •A Swim ,.,.,..,..,, 100 med~ rfl•'I' 1 L 8 w11,..,n 1 JI>" ? 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Trailing 49 -42 al the an term1ss1on. the Corsairs made a run at the Rustlers and actually had the lead. 71-70, with seven minutes remaining. But the Rustlers ran off a 10· t streak m lht! next two minutes and were never headed. During the spurt. both Jardine an.d Gar· retson contributed four points. The victory keeps lhe Rustlers 13·8) m the running for a playoff berth in the conference's poi.t season tournament. The loss drops Santa Monica to 3-7 in con· rerence action. Satti.-•lttl * * * .. ",,. I> 0 11 I 1 16 9 0 16 ) 0 ~ 3 1 • Q I I 0 I I 11 1 1" 40 • 99 SOUTHERN CAl CONl'EAENCE , ......... (1 O.tr•ll W l W L ( VOrf"'' • 0 J\ I l A Sout,,_..I lO•A~O"'(( lA H&rbO< ~ant a Monte·' <;.o1Mn w~,, R•o Honoo TOIHNY't~<erM Got~ ~~· •s. Sitnl• ""°"''•It lA Soul-tlA. 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With the famous Top-Stdere sole ... hundreds of sharp-angled slits working like a powerful squeegee to give you a rock-solid tooting. Toi> C'11mttl""1Mr "" Sties S 81 ' 13 W61 • 13 M f'nsShop ~ ~"'i~ SHOES 89 fa ah Ion l1land ••• Newport Beach ... 751-1551 .. ,.-.. ..... ~ ....... ... • I • ., DI.IL Y Pll01 Wedn de~. Februery 14, 1911 Oilers Toppi Vik COllCcAL 7!1€ f/iJT t/Kf/L THE fE~ IA5T fl!!)!&E~I II u n ll o g ' u n R t• >l ~ h High hwur l'nlo 111 mar row 11nt> ac nw h 1d u~l'r Nt•v. port Hurbur m th airh S un•l'l l.t>l\RU .. b :ud,t>ltMll r.ic1• v.1th a n 11rro" "11' ~~ d1•c1 1C1n o er Murin .. l'u• 'da\ flljlht > WH(N 'IOll 6£T !HAr ~N~~MI 8ALL. srr 11P MP M'tl'f ~ >t'v~ F'PIEJI{) 70 C4iliflillf l'l~~SGU-lf:J ~Alt.EA O~ TIMCfNill' .QI fatNl)I' lltA! I /Jtl MJT t£T ygvll. /hlY A TTf"Tflt)t! o I/le -IN"'1TJNJ .AllA'I - 0 tt/11 UM ...... , .... ,,_. ..... I n J ll t' I ht-r Su n' ,. I Ll'aJ'Ut> g.u11C" f' dhon r'°Cl'IH'I M ur k1•111 •ts nnl• ~um<' lead 1n lht• Sl·~· \ 1ew Lt•JgUt' v.1th <t 17 .&2 .,.,,,n O\ t•r EbtJncu1 . f\Jrt>n \'t>heh ~('Mt'd 21 pOll\b m puring Costa MM;a lo a 49 43 tnumph O\t.>r fo;I 1'o ro . OceJn Vt<'W st,1y<'d 1n f1n;t plact• m the Emp1r(' Lt·agut• with an easy :>S 36 decision or Katella: and Matt?r De1 st. yed un~:all'n 1n the Angelus League with a 54·36 defeat of Bis ho1> Trost Traded For Chursky Montgomery By ERNIE C.\STILLO Hunt 1 ngton Be a ch 0t111eo.11v Pti.t statt held off 3 latt' Ma rina The exact ~er~s of thr ra lly to capture its game d eal weren l disclosed after Jumping to a 15.6 but goa lkee~e r i:o nr lead at the end of the Chursky certainly dtdn t f irs t p e r i od . Ka thy co'!le ~h ea p to the Doyle paced the Oilers Cahfonua Surf pro soc with 20 points cer team .. p 1 aying her fi n a 1 "To ny 1s a dam~ good game before the hom e goalkeepe~ and he s get· crowd. Jeannt' Wo lfe tmg .the . kin~ o~ money went wild for Newport that 1s n ght m lmc w1~h Ha rbor as she connected what the top keepers m on 12 or l8 shots from the league are making." the noor in scoring a Surf Gen~ral. ~anager gamP·high 26 points. Paul Deese said Tues· Ocean View Jumped to day after the Sur~ signed 3 14-2 advantage in the the 25-year -old native of first period and never Vancouver looked back ir its gam e with Katella . Norm a L<>tbfMed led all scorers "'1th 20 points SUNSIET LEAGUE Etli .. n '1, Wntm11os .. t lS E 01\0<' H""lon 11 H~r\Oll 1~. Mtnt 18 A-~11 10, Aot>on'\On 9 •'""' \, Rtt,,Ard\On •. C•,.ro41 6 Y111fl•n.an". Stt•U\\4 w~,tm•n\t"r A.mtnr•f\ ~ (1Vt''" 11, t<uW1h 3 8url< 4, WI'"''' l Wlqq, I S<-llYOW,..., ,. n 1\ 1• ., • 1• ) ,, )) Htw~H•,,_, Sl, Fountain Valley n founttt..n V•l1f'• Tt11<v •o Dohn 14 M arci•rurn ~ O.t1on 14 Vt/vC•~._,, .,.,.we>of'1 t-t•fbof' £chtrrN1rn 1 Ru\" o, HOf'f\" 'JMnot,., • wou .. 1~ Seo,.. lly 0u•t1•" F nunt4'1n "-'U-''f tt H to 1& 4q Ntwoort Htrbo< 1• 18 17 1 ~I """"""""' .. .Kii ... l"l.tt'•fl•., M'9rif\4\ 9rA1N>V A (;1lt1nQh1tm •. MillVlllA ti, Null•• 17, Srhluotrr ,. lluntlnqtOft 61'1Kh ICrom • Oov•• 10 Ro~r\OI'\ '1 (t•f'lkt'no.,.,.rt:t • fownw"ll7 R-•n u Sc-lly~t1tn ~"""" t. 11 ,, ~I) ·~ HulltonalOft 8•Mll 1) I? 10 ti '8 IEl"l,llU~ LIEAGU E 0 <"" View U. K•ltlla J6 "AIPllll Rull • 'Hrt•f' •• HuDI~ o s111nl•y7,Smyth8 Ocon v"'w FIOdltr , L~1btro~a 10. Sit•"'" o ()l~n 8. Morrur10 S, MarYH'I 6 Wt'Htf" 1. Wt•mnnn •. wu~1~v7 S<Of't llY Ollat1e" ll'•t•ll• Ot~IJn View , " 17 • lo U tJ to 1l SS SE• VilEW LEAGUE c • .-.. , Mar4J, 1Es1ancla 41 E•tar>e1a ThOme>'>On 1. Fr.lo<., '4, P.-ntev 6. Fr~Mten • Ji1m1c,on 'l Corona ~I """'' Torn·~ '· RO-II 10. Spinn l . (ioflqqfol 10. E•oo~ito s. s 10119nton ~ , ....... 0Wt1•0 E•t•N:•• 10 • • 1• •t Corona «H• Mar 17 II o • " Un1 .. "1ty JI, INmt I• lr¥1nf'~P~t<~ll S, ~rl~nd 1 Gtbb\ 1 Dodm(Hlt ,,,..,,~?.O•t~ • Uf't•vt"r\ltY Col~ > • .1onr\ tt ll'•''' t . Sm1tll • Cotfm.., • N<•r< •• > s. ... _., Ollet1•" •rvit'lt" Untvt"r \1tv 1 4 J f>-u o 8 I 10 ·ll <~i:a ..-.W 4", El hre 4l C<Kt• ~'\oe Krltio<o•n "· IC•n M dV •• Y•h<" 71. ~yclen I An· lli'•'>OI'>' CI Toro ••ne ll o 8roon J , "uooll• '·Hat...-I, J.0 ..... I Younq 1l sc-11vouant" Co••• Mf'W 1, tJ 10 11 •• El Toro 11 •O 11 11 .. 3 SOUTH COAST LEAGUE L4tvN lee<" U , ~ Mlllt It L•QUNI Hit" l>ttl!fl"' ?, Hosono .. 1. TUf"veon ''· w,....re• 1 t"oun • B""~" Hin,.,ooo 11 l(o~tf't "· W•U•• 13, Corco••••• "· Wettlll •. J<l'IMOn &, Sa\\on ; Sc-.llyO..-f't L.._,IWI Hll" ) t S • 11 le1>11N t\N(ll It 10 1~ 1• SS ANOILUS LEAGUE Meter Oel ............ _......., .. .,,. 8 1ShOP Montoomery lfw1\ I•, M4'cltn• S, Atio S F~r 11, Celero I .Mater 0.1 Rl•I 11. BAum"n • Vranl<" '· Ml.,.ar IS, Sllnl>f<ll • ('roel 3, Gl-a<ll J, 0Allfl t S~llyOU.1'1•" B1$1100Mnt9f'l'Y • 1S 4 11 ~ Male<' 0.1 ' 8 rt It \4 CO\.LIEOE UC s-. ...__.ff, UC,,..,,.. 0 UC Saf!IA B•r•ll•r• ll'•M• 17, I( 10-11 •. Frllf!lllln 2 NlllOllUlll\ t , ltaKll •• Mcl,...qnllft ti. M.tt•r 4, 8"or7,M<GM!y > IN EXCHANGE fo r th(' fo rme r Seattle Sounder netminder, the Surf part<'d with mad· fielder Al Trost and the rights to Englis h de· fonde r Ray Evans. T rost h a d b een with th e fra nchis<' since its inccp· hon in St Louis. wa!> last year·s leading !>cor e r a nd the No 2 point producer 1n t he franchise l\istory &n exch an~~ for the man they call Captain A m e ri ca . the S urf pi cked up wh at is acknowledged as one of t he North American Soc· cer League's prc m ll'r goalies Last yc•ar, Churs ky had nine ~hutouts in 28 games and finis hed with a 1.4 1 goals agains t average . In thl' 1976 season. he led the NASL with a 0.91 average IT APPEARS the Surf may be headed tow<1rds a nother controver!>y oJ 6orts. Last year , Dave Jokers t s t art e d the season m goal, gave w11y to Euro pean J o hn Jackson and was later reinstated as the starter after some intervention on Oeese's pan. J okerst. who has spent his e ntire pro career with the franchise. had s1" s hutouts . 79 saves Alamitos Results ~., T""41•'1' • IFINlftitMetst-1111 .... "1ffli ... I oua~. f •f1'1 r•t f' lmll '•'' J 1iot 1Tr,11wre1 14.,0, 1.40, 3 70, Dal (nHtH B•H IBMOI ~ 40, J 00, Cuolcl'• ~n ILipNoml 1 &O U C"•M· t• IS-10) IMllO \110 IO S•cono ,,..,_ Pl•nlY 0 1 No111111q lW•rO I 1110, & 00, l 00, Saull<'I• IC1trlsse1l10, 1 . ..0; P lun<>tn Fluh IBroot<~ 12 ..0 Tlltro rec" Darin ' 01 .. mol'O IC••OOH I 1 10 • 00. ''° Top Int ..... tlon• IMltctwoll I 4 00. l 40 Sh-'" Atonq IWMcll 4 80 $S E ••<I• 1.-•1 D810 )8UO. Fourlll •e<e Top qo~n MAn f(ltrls..e I 17 &O, ''°· 3 80. BIO Win~ IL 11H11m I 4 10. l 10· F •o•aro• IW•rcll 310 F11111 ••<~ Slll!nl 's Be•m ILIPn•m I 11 60, 4.60. J 70. Olrtcl~ leOy 1~v1u1 3.60, l .OO; Llllle L•av MoOn IWlll'°") • 00. $$ Elul(t• 111>)1 oa10 i 10. so ~1.111 ••o· Sii-Moon Wei' IMYI01'.00. 4 00 t "°·Mt Ooly BM\ IPtrnet I J to, t,.O Fa111et Jtm ILIPht"'lUO UC Ir-L-'9110w ?, Mll•- t , Estu 2. relt'-. Miii\ •• FOii• tO.O'llri.ft). s-r• '"'"'" ••(t Whet A Wom•n tC'•""'lJ.AO, u o.1.10. Win Leadt• lllpl\al'f'l)• 10 4.>0; 81< .... l;tnnl•• ll•r IW•t-1 UO \S 1!1ut<1a I) ti P•ltl ,,4.00. [1(1111" <IC• Frilt flob IP#r,,.r 17 40, S 80. J 00, Mr St•cy Boll 1"0"911 I ~. J 00, M.0."1 Ptti>Oenl IHarOUO • H•ttllmt' VC$el>l1 llanMl11, )t•?, ~_.,.,.,&ICAll'lifleM and a l.37 average an 17 games last sea~on. Di rector of yout h de· vd opmenl 'or the club, he ·s one of the tea m 's most popular players ··Tony 1s very steady, hl''s consistently good, game afler game, and there is nothing mo re important m sports and to a coach than con- sistency.·· says Deese. ' J\nd Dave as no slouch . We have two guys who could play for any team " T he Surf. currentlv practicing in La Palma Pa rk, mows 1ts winter trainmg facility to Palm Desert next week. The club has a n exhibition sc h e duled F eb. 23 against lht· Moscow Dy namo at Anahe im St ad a um Area Tennis Results M!H hOd~· '·Ml S.tll "ni.nte 0 51"'Jl<o~ MO rt I\ IS l a~f M<lnto•ll ~ '· • I -...011 f<, I Ol'I C.rtf'vtr t. • i..J Bur , 100• IS I (11>1 '°""'"' ... & 3 il'tlM 1<, 1 Off ""'°""'"~~· ... J & ' v ..... ,., , O~I o·~u • 3. I~ J~~ IS ) cl•I C•mo0.116 >.& J Doullle• Olun Alb• IS I O•I M• I nlO\" Cou""" .-J. i..7. veli• 6ur11d<lo' 1s1 Gre~ve• ~ ...... -., ...... 6-l V&ro•~ JO.,..\ IS I o.t C•ml)l)ell T "Otll • J. 6.(1 Ora-CN•I 1, Golcleft WHI t s1,,.. .. , r•-rl1 •OCC>o"' E1tm ~I o 7, 6 3 fo-1 IQ(( I.,., H&r01nq O I • 7 M< Oon4110 •()('(I 0<'1 N-lln •·4 & ? L 1nntt •C.W( I cl•I Sm•lh 6 I, I o, ~ 4 ~alMM l()C( I O•' Barnftrd 6·7, &·?; Cllessl•r 1occ10 .. 1 B~ll&7.6·•. ~ r•clclerly Tam#I IOCCI d•I N ..... ,, Lynoll 1' • ) Hl'•G•no- El•m IC.WC I~· M<Oonala S..1••~· 3 o 6 l , lt-4 Smith C~"ltr IOCC l dtl Sliver· Bell• O, &..O WOMIEN S•Hi.N<lt. '·Mt. S.n •-noo O Sl ..... t. Connon IS I de\ Bill\" 6 ' & 1 w a111 <Sllff'I Gel>lfl• •·• o 1 ""'""' • s 1 ""' Gelttqo• 6·7. &·O Go•ten-• IS I Clf'f ,.,.,..,., 6 1 •·l Mll<~ll ISi ~ ~ilr\On 6 7 o 2. Stteo ISl""1 0.108cl06-7.6-l L•"OI' ISt ~f H.w-,,~o I t..(I OWMe' Connon-Waltl IS> dtt. Sanoov~•· Htnouson 6 0, 6·>: F•IOt" GostenhtMr IS I clf'f AMOUO-..n Ptne 1>..0 .-2 SlttO·L-1<;1 c!•I .,,.,.,. M()IMlrln(f>.1,4 .7 \ UC I.vine t, C.I POiy Po,,..,.,. 0 Slntte• Armtt Ill Oel P~r•oM o 4 61 \too ton II 1 G•I M•e• 1 6 & ' CArwn Ill ~ a.-... 111>1 •·7 ~toHh •I) CH!I Tice 6 1 o I 6 7 Antl\Of\Y II: 11t1 St•Horo o 4, 1>-1 • Nl•on 111 d•I. I AlOndtf>.1,6•1 Dolllltfl SIOOfOn.•~t II I <ltl P•r•oM Mr.n o o. 1 \, Cat"'" Nlaon 111 it.• flU(ll r1ce .... H Am""'1v·St.al\ II I Otf Sl"ll«cl L Alono<' 6 ), o 3 Pl-•\, Golden Wo t 4 Si"'lte• Polln IP I Of'f 8110 & • & I [Ill\ tP I clf't Nt"I Ho, 6 t ~I<• •GWC' d•I C..r•tn~ l 6 6) 6 • Morq"n l(iW( I aol l&N'w .. 4, 6 l Mir \rn• IP I <1•1 ~' 7-S .... ). (bf'Nltk!ll •PI o .. t ConrMl t.-J t 6, ~ 7 °""'"'" R••d Rlct IGWC I 11•1 ""ll•v C.tr•nf' 6-1...... £Ills l"'''" IP I Otl N•al Mor041n 7 ... 1 4 & l Mo~tr '•v1i.ner •owe 1 Cl•f M1< h•n\ c "tl"Clell w .• , Baseball C:OLLIOI ~-,_, !.o(al Col,_'· Lono BH<" 'II 4 Cneomen \, D<lmlnguer Hiii' 1 UCLA I, Cktldtf\Ull 2 l'I Camtno-Outfo U . ~u t, f~IM 1 ..-111 •. GMnllow t Mora~ te. lllllllt• 1 Golclt'n w..i "-"' •. kn-• t), I( Goo-12, c.. 0-II, lllenc! "· Mem u, E'tMflllNn u .. Ninth tee• Mt. Tlll-t Tlmf •('tuoer 1 70 M . 't •O. • •o Co Aor.tt• Go lllMO 1 uo. Joo weu Uo Am~l<a "'°""'' S IO. U E•ette 12..J I tNld .... l.IO. Sen OleQO St•t~ H . USC 1 • Arlr""" IS uC Santa""'""'" 10 ArlrOl'le<,t It C1Nor111fl<IO"l ll•cl•""°'' (ti Lut,,,.ren I IU ll•cl. d•r-n.s\ ati.r 11nnlfl4\ I JUNIO" CO&.LIOI ~---IK· &OICll!ft Wftt $. ,...leOIKll •, Htltllmt Golotfl W\>11, 41 JO Pro Scores · .................. A-. (..,_.. ..... 11, LO\AftO*le~1'1 ,... 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L...-Hlli.,CA ttW """ C:. ~. 2.USI Bat""t $1 . l~Htllt..U~ Tiii\ MinHI ~ <OllllUc\ed bY an Ill· dh•klv•t "lt•C.H11rt~ f'lllt ~at-t WAS filed With Ille COIHll'( (:ter• of Or• .... CO.U.ty Of\ J-""·'"' ,,..... Pvbll111et1 Or-Coln Dally Pito1 J .... ~·.,,.. >, t4, 21, .. ,. 3'>-1' BASKETBALL I HORSE RACING I SOCCER P UBLIC NOTICE ,...,,. Pullll\-Or-eo.u O.llr Pilot foet>tuaryl, 14,71.2'. "" •n 1' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE "CTITIOV5 •UtlNIU NOTICl 10 ClllOITOllS llolAMI JTA'tlMBNT SU"'-"lott COUllTO, TIH Th• lollowtno °'''°"' •rt f!Olno \TATBO,CAll,OttNIA '011 lkl\llllJ\.,ot. THI COUNTY 0' OllA .. 01 "tREOYAllO • cl1v1,.011 ot Sol•r N• A·tlMll L-o. ... ._,.,..,1 '""~•t.O ••U r ... ,. or IOA l M•YCll, ! M<F-A-. Sult• K, ~1a 0.0t'" Ane, Ctllfot"nlt 't10S NOT 1(11': IS H!"EflV OIVEH to "'9 • \otat t.a"d O.velopmeftl 111 crl0d1tor1 of the•-rt•m.cl Oe<eftlll <o<OOtat.i, 1IO ,..._ C.nter Ori,,. t~t ell ~_,, ~111"9 Clal"1\ ...,..,t !>ult-'°' ~ 9"fh. C.0hl0fll•• llw .. .., 0tc.otM art ·-~ \0 lite .,.,.., tlle"1. wllfl tlw _,_.. ~ In Tll~ ~ I\ <OllCMtt41 DY • (Of tlle oHl<t °' tfle <ten. OI "'9 fwve ~ CIO'•tiofl tllltd coun, or to P"t-1 tMm. •"" Sola• Laf'O 0."'topnltnl 1he n~<enary VOll<h<H" lo tt\e 111" • TflO 0.. r<•U Jr ci.r\~Mcl At 2,_ H•"* lllvd., OltlA 1111\ \l•1'!ml'nt WU fl19c! wllll '"" M•\A, CA, wN(h IJ I"" PIACIO of Ill/ti • • C°"n'" , .. , .. 01 Ot•not c-•• on "'u 01 t11t -\k:lnff '" t ll ~· Feb'w.ry \, 1m .,.,1a1n1no to ll'lt tsl•t• ot vl4 dK .. ' ,,..,u °'"'· "''"'!ft._"*'"'''""' tM ""'t . ~hl!M Orll'Ot (.OA\I O•lly Pllqt, 1>UbllUtlonoftlll$ftOllU> Fe~rv,, 14,>t,1e. 1'7' 41 .. 7' Dated Ff't>t"8•Y s. tt7' H•AltV L. KENOAl.1. IE-utoroftl'tWill Of Ille•-n4'ft9(1 *""'' PUBLIC NOTICE -----------1llOllllT A. IMTMAM in. M•.W • ..._.. s1111t au C..taMtu,CA T-4·~ Att ... MyMrl-- Put>ll\/lfd Or-(OH1 O•ilv Pllol Feb 1. "· 11 " 1m 01.re • llOtl\ •va•I-llll'tu91' Tklll1Nn, .·~------~---PUBUC NOTICE flff tllh-.. 1"9 S-Vl!Wt e.w "'""° W iie\ ,..,~ •• 11,,.11tt\oper .. lno O•l•mlfte B•H 14-40 In<""' OOwc!•r --··two tit!\ 00tre•ift9. M•mmati. lill•llfttAIA ·llt\P " ,.,.,.., II 1t~oc-ra11119.1'191>wHtou1 tlw ,,IOll«_"1_, PIK•ed_.,.r JllM~ lwo""C .. •ofMW ,,,_ ..... •SO..lr>eh .,. ... ~ ""' -••'1"9.-••nclpaO . PUBUC NOTICE flCTITIOUS •USINIEU MAMIE 5TATaMFNT T n• •a11aw lf>O oe•i.on• ere c!olftO bllilntUA\ CASINO LE•SING 7•00 wn • Co•ll Hlohw•Y. Nt woorl Bu ell CallfQnli. '12..:1 I( R lnv•S.1Mf""h , '""-.. • c.t~• Qwporation, t1 Roy•• St Gea•ot. N...,OOf" Bt•<ll, Cat110tn1" 92..0 M•<l'HI H•lrlc•, mt Fulle•ton 11 .. .,... Cost• MHa. C•lllom•• '1247' Tnh ou,1,,.., I\ onaucltcl Dy " oen•••t pa,..,,."1110. K A lnve\lmtnl\. •n.. t<e......lh L Aluotto ,,,.~-· N<o<Nel"4!trl<ll Tiii\ '1•1-t wes f1te0 wotn ,,,.. Counfy Cieri. of Oranoe CO<lntv on Janu••v n, ,.,. OVllYIEA,MALCl)l.M, DALY IVITTI Alt•""'" at L.ew •Jt1 MICA,_ •tYtl., Hew...-t 9Ncll, CA tJ~ T•I: U>47• PUBUC NOTICE "CTITIOUS •U51NESS MAME STATa MENT I 1M'9ffowlno l*'IOll ll flOlng llutlntt.l •: FIOMU PullfllfleCI Oranoit Coast O.llv Piiot. Ja n 7',ll-Ffll.I. "· ,,,. ,.,1, PUBLIC NOTICE STATIEMIEHTOI' 1'1"1tt Put>H•NO 0r•ftGIO Coa\I 011llv PllQI FeOfuarV I. U . ?I. 21. It,. '11 >• PUBLIC NOTICE AIANOONMIEH'T 01' UH OF "CTITIOUS •USINUS "CTITIOUS •UStNIESS NAMI NAMIE STATlllllll NT Tiie tDl-'nv ~II••_,..,.,.,.., '"' touow•no oenons •'• c101no Ille llW of IC.. lk111iold bu~ntSS n•-lkl~ntU U INST• TU NE #lS ., ... 1 EGlnoe• SELVA PAOPEltTIES. 1.00 Oo•• Ave , HuntlnQ!On Be41<,., Cl . t2 .. I. Street, ~lie 100. Newoort 0.<1cn. O> "CTITIOUS •USINIESS Tiie flcUtfQU\ OU\l~u ,,._ r.ttrreo n..o FICTITIOUS •USINISS HAMIE 5UHMIEHT T "" 1at1owf"O oenon •• dOlno but.I· !It~\ ... UNITED TIE CH HI C •L RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL, 1101 Bu••,...• ~ter onve. SUll• uo. ........ CJ> "111) v11 Gunner F•verl>Orft, ltH f'r.'lnkllnSt. SolonUI Monlu, CA~ flll\ l>v\j~\l I\ CondtKtff DY •n in Gtvtdu•I Utl G "-<born T111~ ,,.,....._, was 111eo w1111 t,,.. Count¥ Cieri. el O••noe Countv on FeD 7. lt1t """' Publl""41 0-""90 Coe~t DitllV PllOt F~D 1. 1', 71, lt, lf7' PUBLIC NOTICE HAMIE STATaMIENT lo•llovewnllledOftJt nll4'•Y2. I.,.. 111'1' G. WIOeft, 1400 Dow Slrffl, ----------·---'lie tOflowlnQ __, h dolno bu'I Jonn K (.oftnot. J9n Hencl•I• SI • Sutte 100, ~ S.41<h. "''1264>0 nes.1 H Irvine. CAiOtomla'7114 Jolln A. ScrlvtM't :MOl>l •m EI. IE CONSTRUCTION 1113 Thbbv!.lneu••H -.Cltdll'YJ-0trlt11~t'ft.o.n.Point,U'l26,. Naoa St . T~lln, CA '7lol0 I(. Connor Jett...., w LA! H•O•, 33'1 CreKenl ... Rot.rt JoMM>ll, 107' N•oe SI . JQl\n I(. Connot kr Ot • UQuNo !M.Kll, CA '1201 T~11n, CA "7eeo Thi~ 1l•t-1 wo 1119d wltfl ,,.. lto41et't M<C ......... lt. JJ71S Sliver Tllh blnineu i• conouctecl bV .., '" Cou111y '"''" ot Oranoe County on l allttm, Dell• l'Otnt, CA.,.,. otvi!Nal J•1111arv ,., ,.,. r1111 ~" I\ "'"" conclll<.t.o DY H 11-1 -'-'Ion ILll.,6 t llar11!tt'1MP Tiii\ $ltl-1 was filed woth 1ht Pullfl\'-0 Oranqt eo.st a.II., PllOt llrt G. WI0.9" Cou111y Cl<or-01 Or•noe County a" Jan Jl,Fell I u ,11,1m _,. Tlllui..1-twMhll'cl wolhlne JllflUl•V 2'1. 1•7'. C o u n I y C I e r 1' o I 1'1-IJ _ 0r-c:-ronJ-•vl 1n• PublltMcl Or ..... (.OHi Dtlly Piiot l'lt1J74 Ja n ll, FM. 1. u . 21. 1m :m 1' P UBUC NOTICE P ubli"*' Or-Coe\I D••IY P11o1 --J aft. 14, ll. "4lt>. 7. "· ,.,, $1-1' PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS eUSINHS NAME STATIMINT T,. .. 1011ow1no oeMOnl •re 001114 Du\I""\\'\ HERIT•GE POOLS IL SPAS. 41' 0111' Ciro"'I' (lrrot. A"6"4!1m . CA~ qoqet How•rcl V..O.r ... 11, Ull ~\IOM AO • La H-•· CA eoi.ll Ron.>lcl I.. L.acller, 01 ()all Gt'o"9 (Ir<"'. A-.m. c.a 9nor. Thi\ Du~'""" I• <oncluclecl by • QtM••I Pi>'1Mr1NP A-H U-Ill Th" \Lll<t..-1 "'"' 111.,i wl1" tftt. County (I~•-of 0••.,. '°""'" Oft F~llfu11ry •· 1•,. Ft ... M Pllbti\hed °"""9e Coe\I Deity PllOI ~t-16 ·-------------- 5Ul'l!lllOll COU"T OF THIE STATIEOF C.ALIFOltHIA ,011 THI COUNTY 01' ORANGE PUBLIC NOTICE ,,.." 1.14.21 ll.•'1" ..... ,, Pu1111"1ed °'"'°' Coast DeolY Piiot. FICTITIOUS IUSINIE55 J•rt J4. )I -Feo 1, 1'. 191' ,.1·1• NAME ST•Tl'MllNT N 0 TICE H~-~A~iA" t N G 0 ~ S"TATIEMIENT 01' PUBUC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS •USINHS NAME STATIEMIENT Th,. tOllOW<"'J Dt•\On os OOlnq bu\" nt••U I C PAOPEPTIES, Sulle 11•. 3'l s M•ln StrHI. Oran9f'. Calllornoa '11648 E•t"'n E-w~awr. t2& Ctltf Orlv~. l_.,,.. BNKll C•lllOfnla 411.SI Tiii\ ov.u-s 1\ <onClu<led ll'Y en 1,• Ol•IGUal Everell C wove• T 111• .-1 .. 1ement was Ille<! wllll ttwo Cauntv (I~•~ 01 O••n~ County on FtDfu.trY \, 1"7" "'"'" Pvbl"""" Or-C041'1 D.tllY Plkrt, F•D<u"rv 1. u, 11, 7'. ,.,. •11·1• PUBUC NOTICE The IOllOw1"9 111!<\0n " Oolnq bU•o ntll as THE AEAL ESTATE CiROUP, Suite 403. 281• 8•1~tol St"'et, Coll• Mew, C1111orn1a '12&U Walter L Sebring II 11 "'"" O•h • 11•. o.u ... Toa• 1Sl)1 Th" buSlnen" conclU<t•a bV.., on ~Mauat W. llM I... Sebrt "9 Thi\ \lal_,,I w•\ llled wltll tlW Covntv Ctu• 01 Oranoe County on J .,,u•ry IS, 197' P UBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOV5 •USINIE55 HA.ME STATIEMIE!fT T ne tollowln9 peri.on• ••• flol11Q bllilntU •s P UBLIC NOTICE PIETITIC>ff FOt1 Plt0e•T£ 0~ Wl&.L Wl~c:.,::~:.':.°"" ~:~v FOii LETTl!O TESTAMl!N Ol'l!•ATINOUNDElt f'ICTITIOUS•USINIESS E\tal~ Of WILLIAM ( Blt•NOT. '1CTITIOUS •VS1Nll5S NAME NAMIE $TATl!Ml!NT """ WILLIAM CHARLES BflANDT Ti.. tot~ penon ,,., wllllclrawft T .... latlOWlft9 oerwnt. ••• c!OlfOCt DKf'•\fl'd 41\-• 9en~r•• O•''"e' trorn th• ~\,."t-•\•' NOTICE IS ~EAEBY GIVEN 11\At oert-..e• ..... P _ .. Inc! -· t"" he SAN JOSE INVESTMENT •SSOC.. JANE 0 BRANDT ...,, llled .......... ""DU~ 1>11,1nu1 ........ 01 HAIR '"· S•N JOSE INV ESTMIENT •SSOC. petlllon lo< Probll1~ or Wiii """tor(\ TOO"Y, t08I Ecllnqer. Founlt•n 11 L•S VEGAS INVli.STllllENT A~ \v.tn<f! ol Lt!IP.n T~t-nl¥V 10 ttwo V•lltv. Calllon!l• soc.. 0 w INVESTMENT •SSOC '· pelollone•. relf~~ to vtlll<ll,. m-T,,. licllllou\ ""''"'°'~ .,...,.. "•It· 0 w INVESTMENT ASSOC. II D W IOf turthtr ""1'11<utal\, 11"0 lfl~ tht ,...,.t 1 .. Ille oen""r~p wa\ Ill~ Ol'I l'iVESTMl'NT •SSOC 111, 0 W llm• anCI ol«t' 01 hurlng llW ,..,..... JUMlO,l.,.ln1 ... Cou111volOr-'"VIESTMENT •SSOC Ill, 0 W n.n -wt'°" Ft!l>rUil•'t 11. '"'·•I TM lull Namt -.AOO•t'U or '"" INVESTMENT ll'S50C II 70lll ~·· 10 00•"' 111-cour1toomo1 O•oe•l ~WltllClr-inq l\ n"" (•"'"' Dtl"•· a1os. 1r .. 1ne mel)f No 3 01 .aod court. al JOO (lvl< J•nt Am L••nQ. 210I St-l>U•r C•lllorn1"'12llS Ctnt~t Orlv~ West, In'"" City of !,antt Lo119 Bet<". C4 'OltS Loe"" Corporahon, ,. CalilDt'ftl• Atwt, C•lltom•• JetW Al'flft Leino (o rP<>rtthon. 1'CM1 8u\•"f\i C~fttfr Datt<! F.onwry 7 t91t ~tie ,... ,.._ O"•t. • '~ tr111ne.Cahf0fn•a•11n LEE " aqAN(H Pubthhed Or•l'Q(' Co•'' D .... ., Tiit\ Du\tM\ .... <Oftdu<l•cl bY • County Cit•" Plto• JAii ll. F .. 11 1. 14, ?I, ltl<t 2tt ,. ttmotf'O !Mt'1""""'° JOHN A DUNCAN I orHn Cor'POl'•tlon 610 New-1c.nt.•rOr :ru>o PUBUC NOTICE IN Fo~r Newpot1 tiff<,., CA p'"''°""'t T•I· 6*2'J20 Th•' \IAl••mHlf wa• filed "''"" IM Atter11eytw l'eti11e-~ICTtTIOUS•USINESS CoU'11¥ (' .... ~of Oranqe Cbvnl'I on Ooron 1navslr•H. is•J Co•••<• Pft<t, Cmt• -.... Calllorn1a ,,.,. 1t1c,.,.,c1 A.. Lanqsa111. rm Cor•I<• l'tCTITIOUS •USINIESS Piece. Cos1• Mew. Callfornl<t ,,.,. Put>fl•IWO 0<""91! Coast D•••v P1I01 NAMIEST•Tl'MIENT J:rD•u•r••. ,.,. Fell 1.• ,. 1"7' •H·I T~ fOllO••no 04'••0•1' ., .. OolnQ "'"nt NAMEST.ATEME .. T Ro ... lcl G LAlneMlll, 1S93 Conic• The fOltow\"9 -'Ion ,, CIOlnQ bu\I• Pl•Ct. CCKla -· Otlllomi•.,67• ... u u T"I' llu\IM U " <Oftc!U<led Dv .. P UBUC NOTICE VANIER GRAPHICS HOO llm1tecl,,.,,Mr\IMp F.1 ...... ~ .. lta. ,.,.,. ,...w. CA ..,611 Ak!wlrcl fAnOMlll Aollerl w H tn••v. 1&01 w Tho ll•l-1 WM filed Wll" IM Me<A"""", s.tnt.i "n•. c• ..,107 County Ct•rl< ol Or-Co\lnl• an Thi\ buslnMS I\ conduct~ llV an ,,. . .-Y2l. 1',.. F1ot411 cllvlclufl P1111flshecl Ora~ C041SI D1ily Piiot, _,, W H~nlf'V J •n >•. ll '"""F•b 1, 14, 1t1"1 , ... ,. Tllo\ \lale~t wl\ lll!'d with ttot Coun1v (len. 01 Or•noe County 011 F•b 'I ,.,. PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINIU S NAM! STATl!MENT Thf tollowtnq P'"''°" " c!Qlno lkl••· n,.,~ .,, IVl'NS FO REIGN C•A. 1••~ Htrt)Or 81VO . C:O-.t• M•\A, CA "1611 Jerry All..., Woocla•a. l~J Lynn St , ~V'111nQton Be.Kii, CA '126A7 111 .. l>WMe$\ I\ canou<led by en •n· a 1v1aua1 Jerry Wooa.1•0 Thi\ "•lemenl wa• flltct wttn I~ Counlv Cltr-1< ol Orang~ County on Fl'I> 'I, 1'19 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ,,_ .. 1------------·--Publl-Or-COA)I Deity Piiot. FeD U, 71. ?I. -<II I. 1fte PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USIHESS HAMIE STATIEMENT TM fatlOWtnq ""'son f\ c!o.nq llu\I• ,,." '". GIFn OF TOMORROW. tot Dan• bUry Co•la Me5<1. CA m1' G-oe B Ao«lblns. 131 Vl<tOflA, CO\I .. MHll. CA '12f171 Tllo\ lltninn• Is <onc!V<led OY •n in OlvlOual Georqir8.Rot>Dln\ Tn1s \lalern@flt wa\ /llflcl wtlh 1"4' County Cler• of Oran~ 011n1v on "CTITIOUS •USIHIESS NAME STATIEMIENT Tiie follow1n9 oe•\On\ ttt buslnenes: BETA INV ESTMENTS 14'1' B•h• St .. CO!ta Meuo, Callt • ..,.,, Aober1 Attreo Bannen. ml E•· 1umfte Awe • CO!t• Mew, Call! .,.,. Brf ... Wllll .... Bennell, 21n Et· IK ,..,.'9 Ave .. Cosl• Mesa, C-alll ,,.,. M•c,.,..I Howerc1 Bennett, 1111 El· leamere A.e .. Co.I• MoS<I, Cell! •?&26 T"'' butlMU •\ ConclUctecl lly • r oml lee! D"'11W•"1io "_.,""reel ee-11 PUBUC NOTICE Tll11 tl•l-1 ..,., lfltd Woll! llMl i------------- CounlY Cterk 01 Or•nve County on Januerv 1'. 197t "CTITIOUS 8UStNEU NAME STATEMENT 1'1~ Th~ lollowlnQ P'1•10n• ue dol"a PublttlWO Or-C.0.•l O•llV Piiot bsl\I,,.,~ •\ Jenu••Y lO. 191'1 ", .. ,.. J•n 14, ll, Fttl. I, 14, ,._,. ,.._,. F U L l l' q T 0 H Ci I L 8 f R T Pullft•~ o...,. C.O.•t D•llY P1101. -PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~.~s~~~~ ~~:~~.vs:ia N::;: Fellruarv 1. 14. 11. 78. t91t CA '17JOS ------------·-"°-" ---Okev 1n..,.•t-nt (omp3ny, SOS PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USINUS NAMI! STATIMENT Tll• lollowtno perian\ Are clo•nQ lkl\lnt»•• le l GNV THINGS. 1111 NEW THINGS, 71S E t1'11 StrHI, COtl• Mew, Calllof'nt• '1•?1 Je11an tnYul menu tnc . Ai Calllotn1e <0tpot1ttlon, U8 LOl Cer. lle>11, CerTltos. C.tllornl" '°'0' Thi\ Dv\lneu f\ <ondV<ltd l>Y • (Of• OO<atl@n .H.-lnwtslnwnf.S Inc 0 F "-"• PY'ft~I f hl1 st•l-1 .... "'"" wtlh ..... County Cterll 01 Or•nQe CounlY on J Muerv 19. 1<17'. PUBUC NOTICE llllCT1TIOVS•USINIESS Nol'1h Tir.t>n A-Su11t ISO, Sant• NAMESTATIMIENT Ana U. t?~ Tll<t foltowlnq --Is c!OlnQ bV~I-Ra"'°rt M Gr~t'll 00 Caml>U• nt».. 011 .... Sulho f N~Wf)Or1 BH<ll. C• L IL•nolorcll and T fTe11tn• I •16e.Q NIEGOTIATOltS. n71 New00'1 81vG . RfcM •cl I Ow•n, 0 0 C"""llU\ Coit• Mtw. Ca Oro•t .. $11•1~ f .. l'Woert B .... ch ~A St~ J McHatll. H'2 CanrOf' '7"60 Atl .• Co•llMewt,Ot Tll" bu\l,...H '' cOllOutlPO l>V" Tiii• bU$1flftl I• c-.cted by .., 9ene••I °",,,,.,,,..,, indlvlcluel. Ci«>rOOo Arovro• StfPften J M'N•'" ~ "'' ,,.,_, .. ,., lllta "'''" '"" Tiii' ~ltlerMnt •• , flleG "'"" tht County CIM~ °' Omnll" C0<1nty on Coun1y Cit•• ot Orenqe c-•v Ol'I J""u•rv JO. ,.,. l't""' J..,ue ry 1', ,.,, """7 TMOMASWl!lLS P111>tttlle4 Or.,,°" Coe\t Delly Alt•rM1 It Ulw jllltot J •n. ''· flltl. ', 14, t1, 1'1t :M1 ,. Su itt tJt ,....,.,, Fi11-l•t 1'111• Ht Ntw,.n Celltot~ Ortve New110l'1 -ell, CA., ... Publ•\IW111"1'<1 O<anoe c.o..i Oaltv Piiot, EltCALIBUA FIN•NCIAL CO,.,.._ F.-b 14 11 71-M.tr 1 ,.,. SO..J<t P"NV. 2'070 B~~· (tnt~r Orove !>1111• 1'°,tr'l'•,.,CAlllOf"nt•'nll\ RI<....,, E °"''"' IMS N-POrt H olh Orl vt' E • Nt woort B"•<n Call toml• '7MO Allltrl Cieor o" G"•Ot••, •80W Newoofl Miii~ 011 .. E Nt woor t ~ ... ,.. ('!1119"'•.t .,f>60 Aiu""°"' H fUn>ft n111• • l"31n Strttl, l°"'lla. C•lllo<nta <11:io- Th•• t>v•onen •\ <onouct•a t>y " oeneral 1>Mtner\lllp, Alc,.,.rd E Omll" Tiii\ st•~t "'•• lflfd w1fll IM Countv Cl<on of 0<•"94' County on F-....rv•. K1" Fl"Tll Publ•\N'd Or~'°"" Oa11v Piiot, FtD U.71 llllnOMllr I I•'• H• 1' PUBUC NOTICE ~UBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHIESS HAMIE STATEMENT Tf'I,. •ouowH\Q ~r\Ot"I~ •re do•no bll\•nt\~ a~ E N VI AONM C N T A L I M · PROVEMFNT SYSTEMS. UlJ Wt\! Coa•I Hlanw•r. Suolft SOO. N-pnn 8,.(n. (41lllQl'l'l1a n~ Amel11am•l•cl L•oh111lnq Jtoo. Maro11P, OvtllOuse, Slorm OoOt ffOd T.UIOf'fMV lncllrStr!H IN:~Alecl a C•lllor111• carl)OretlOfl, 3UJ We\t co.i~• H"'""'"•· Su•le WO. ""r•oon Bta<n. C<11t1orn"1'1f>f>J Thi' l>v•l~s os <OlldU<lf:O Dy• <o<• oor•lton "m.ilo•""''"° Uo11tn1no AOO ,__~,.n,. Out P\OU\of', Stot m Donr And Te.1dd,.r~y en . O.v1'1 "' l "S" ~,,.,.,,., Uu' 't•t~tnrnt tili4U ftl~ "'''" I,,... C'ovnrv (tl'n of Orano• C0<1nlv Cl" F .. r>ruarv • 19rf F10t7M Publo\~ °'""'>" Coast Oaotv Pllol fl'tD 11 11 78•nCIMar I, 191• :141 t• PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI Of" OIUOl..UTIOtf OF,,_,. fNlllstfll' NOTICE 16 HEltEllY G tVIEN 1'1"'" pu,.uant to Stthon tSOlS s of ,,,.. Pullfl\llecl Or-(Oil\I Dally P1to1. Corooullon• COO. ot Callf°""la, INI I'~ u .11.11enc1M.or,1, 1'7• Sl>S-h 1" .. 1tm1ted0¥IF1tMIWoof ROBERT" ------------BUCETA,Cll'Mf91CMtr1Mt.,,nO IVAC. PUBUC NOTICE McCA•V. hmlltct °"" ... "~In bul•ne n on Los Aft9•1et. Covnlv. 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GORDO NANCY HA VA by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta IN 11-#E Pfir>CE'.56 I'LL GET AN EXCll/SIVE THAT11.L TURN ClA~ KENr ENVY-GREEN •.. by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson ,AW, Wore.HA F.AIN"TIN7 FOR? EVERYBoDY kNOWS RUBBER STRETCHES!! A PIECe OFONEOF THEIR Al<rlFICIAL .sATELL!i.J:s .JllT VO(})' AUNT FRITZ I··· I'VE GOT TEN DOLLARS IN MY OH , DEAR ··· SUPPOSE SOMeONE BROKE IN ANO TOOK IT PIGuY BANK I • I • by Tom Batiuk by MeU Lazarius AGATHA CRUMM DR . SMOCK OKAY, SMOCK , SO NONe OF YOUR HORses PL..ACeP A'f° ~ !Hf; !RACK IOPAY ... MAYBE THAT WILi,... SCARE THEM OFF by Gus Arriola ·-· ... ·-· ........... -......... _ ..... _ . ... . . · ~. FtbrUltY 14 1979 PEANUTS , AN'i 'JALENTINES IN -rnERE? DAIL V PILOT JIG by Charles M. Schulz NOTHING ECHOES LIKi AN EMPT'( MAILBOX I CERTAINLY ~NVY Ii. by em Hoest by George Lemont eu-r A POC1'"0R SHOLJl,...P l'Jf;Vf;R WAl,..K c>OWN A HOSPllAL- CORRIDOR MLJMe>l...INC:S "WIN SOMe, t..ose SOMe•.' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 45 Otfspnng 1 Ran away •6 Certain S E1hnic 48 Shor!en dance 52 Coal111on 9 Swab again 2 words 14 Italian •stand 56 Serpent 15 Eg~shaped S7 Fabric 16 Animate ~ tmpan 17 Exclude 59 Chickens 18 Tableland 60 lnscribe<l 19 Forly· -sione 20 Music abbr. 61 No11on 21 Muse of 62 Descended dance 63 Flowers 23 Crosswise ~ Corsage 25 Kind or trip 65 Parties 26 Pronoun DOWN 'l'I -Spangled l -and launa Banner 2 Res1rict 29 Under. Pre· J Ms. Wharton # lhc • Tiny mark 32 Eye part 5 Rulh's forte 35 Seethe 6 Observabte 36 Unta1n1ed r Hand 1001 37 Of speech 8 -and alack 38 Having a 9 Ill wm hairy coat 10 -Root 39 Emerge 11 Clubs. .a Monster 2 words 41 PrePositlon 12 Done 42 Glanl 13 Father· fr '3 Meadow 21 Kite pan 44 Irritates 22 Eur~an UNITED Fealure Synd1ca1e T uesda'('s Puzzle Solved " . I 0 • • p s I S . " " $ • l D 0 • I I• J "' IB I It IJ .. I lo ,. I< ro r " G ( A l ( A ~ 0 l • II" I• Ill W 'S I A I U H l I •-o ((-• A I [ • s A I •P 0 s s ( s ' c All ,. 0 I f c O• I lo1 p c .. ( . c " c l I A r f " " l 10 ... 0 . . ( o I s l A I N '. ~ ll '" 0 " _.,, •• If I " _ .. . " I 0 0 I • 1 • Ill " ~I " [U 1> • 1 • . ' na11on 24 As • s A I IC IU J 1• I' II 27 Separates 28 Neophyte Var 30-Mino• 31 Part of "to be" 32 Pond 3J Spur 3.c SPonoers 35 Nonsense 36 Publlstt 38 Discharged 42 CMI wrong p A E ( •• • • s " [ • " . 11 • W I N ( I ll I" I" I l '" 1• 1• iti 1• l l#IU IA I 44 Hydrocar- bon. Pt 45 Day of rest 47 Useful 48 S1rob1les 49 Wh11e Poplar 50 Asia minor regton St Endures 52 Russ . 5J Western alh· a nee 54 Toss ~Renovate ~Fedora • -D~LYPILOl Wedneldey F.t>ru•rv 14, ltN Business Hershey Boss Rose From.Poverty 0> Mil TO MOSKOWlll. It t'Ould bt• .a e>;.ip opt-r "cripl ~ll.l\1r tx1y I!. pl.tC>t.'d ui nr j)bJn.1tt•· 6'11\'~ on w wan rol lt.:•· uthlt tw ""holnNhtr n • turni. to \.\Ork for lhl' orphnna11• Deankn "teers Candy Firm Through Time of Changes JOI"' t•v mpuny rontrollf'<J b th1..· orphl.lnlltl\' 4(h an"' lo fhll'f "'t'cUtl\ 1.• nfflct•r, ~ h..r~ h1.· prt.':.1dt•11 OH'r t'\Plln"on th.tt lift <.'(ln\llJO\ tu ,1 hlllhm doll.If i:lll t•• •H l'>t' QUt•st1111wd .1hou1 m oll\ .allon:.. he ., .. ,., T>t•ardt•n. th\• 56 yt•j,jr old bOb!>; or llt"t1'-ht') l''oud.,, ht>udqu:trtt•rt-d at 19 F..a.r,t ('h()('()ltth• A H•nu1• 111 Hershl'y. POI . not r.1r fr11m th,· Milton lll'ri.ht·y Sth()(,I ~ Money Tree • 'Tht• chool Ji:JV\' ffil' an op 1)()rlu111tv I .11" ·'" h.111 1t an m\ mind to rt'JM}' th•· dl bt · M II ton lt1•r h1» foo11d1•tl th1.· 1.·ho<'ol.llt' t'omvJny H5 }'t•a1., .1~0 .ind he found1•c1 tlw 11rph..in.1.i1..· \t hi dl'(lth (.•onlrol or th1· 1.·orn pany p.i-.<.t•d into th1• hJnch of the school IJl'rCt'Ot Of the shares, Which brings ll cash d ividends or roughJySlOmilhon a year. IT II\~ \LI, h.tPl>l'tWd lh1-. ~3\' t o W1ll1ilm ~ ' You can bu~ ~h·r~hey '>h••rt"~ on th~ New Y ork ~t ock Ex c:h1nge but lht· l!fhool o" ns 57 THAT'S CONS IDER ABLY mon· than the school was net· ling 111 1935 when Dearden. then 12 year:. old. was placed ther e b) his recently widowed father . Ot•arden spent lus early teens at tht' Milton Hershey School and lht•n wt•nt on to Albright College, wht•n• h(• played football and 1>.1skl•tball and took a degree in t·~onomi<.·s Kansas Has Lowest Jobless Rating WASHI NG TON 1 AP l Kansas hJd the IOWl'Sl unemployment After spending a year at the II a rvnrd Bu s iness School, DParden returned to Her shey. working first for the orphanage and then, starting in 1957, for the candy company . He became the top officer three year s ago. rate and Alaska the.? highest jobless rate among the 50 ~talcs at the l'nd of 1978. the feder al government report~ Unt'mployment estim ates released this w eek by the Bureau of l,,abor Statistics showed that Kansas had a jobless rate of 2 7 per t'ent in December. whrle unemploym ent m Alaska stood at 11.4 per cent ll 's a fateful ti m e for Hershey. Nat1onully. the unemployment rat e was 5.8 pcrcc~t in D ecember. llowcver. the national figure is adj usted for seasoned var iations m employmt-nl puttems. while the slate figures ar e not Thus. state Jobless rate~ cannot be compar ed direcUy to the na t1on al r atl' The company h~s been squeezed 1n a vase that has seen candy consumption dcline by 20 per- cent m the past decade while the p rice of co~oa beans. from wh1fh chocolate is made. has tripkd KANSl\S WAS AMONG EIGHT STAT ES with unemplo) ment r ates estimated to be under 4 percent at the end of 1978 The others we r~ South Dakotc1. 3 0 percent; Nebraska. 3.1, Oklahoma. 3 2 W yoming. 3 5; New Hampshire. 3 6; Utah . 3.7, and Minnesota, 3 9 THAT EXPLAI NS why <J I lerscy bar costs 25 cents I . PREPARATION CASH OF FAST TAX RETURNS Year Round Hom eo wn er s: Tax Planning Loans arranged fo r any reason. Credit, MARTIN I SCHN EYER n o pr ob l em Attorney At Luw B orrow on your eQuity. Call now fo r Cnclefl11•h co urt eous. fast Cet11fleel .... Ill•< A«e...,l•nl MBA ITuallofll information. Malt .. of~"" ITH •honl 171 41 547-7151 ~totefTHLlw Lk...-lleloA U !> T • • Gov<' AMERICAN .... u !> ~ ..... , ... ,, 1600 DOVE ST M~Co. SUITE 400 NEWPORT BEACH For Appoh\tment Call [ Call 642-5678. 833-9252 Put a few words to work for you. QTM Sells A Better Mouse Trap The Remington SR101 All working parts and supplies of the REMINGTON are inter-changeable with the Selectric •. Only one machine is completely compatible with the IBM. and you've guessed 1t. It's the REMINGTON (714) 957-1195 ~Qu~ity Typewriter ~~~Maintenance Inc. Answer Page. For the phone calls that can't wait. Answer Page offers the mosl complete selection of "becpt'rs" in Southern California. We have regular beepers, two-address beepers .. even silent beepers that vibrate nolselesslyl And every beeper has just one Job: to alert ye 1 to Important phone calls In· stantly. anytime, anywhere In 1 OA-000 sqyare mlles or Callfornla. (No one covers more territory!) If you have ,\nswer Page. you'll never miss a cruclal call again. because when someone wants you. they slmply dlal your numbe1 on any phone and your beeper gives you the slgnal. It's as easy as that! You P•Y one low monthly rale, with no limit to the num• ber of "beeps" you can receive, no special equip· mcnt to Instill and no extra phone charges to pay. So why wait? Call the number nearest you and find out how easy ll Is to stay In touch all the time -·with 1'nswer Pagel fll}i6Wffi Pf16E , 731-7777 Of c.tl lntonNllOll lot the Mhtl ~ .ill<• 11uru1 )'Ou. .--. ...... ., ..... .,.. ) J Fluor·Get• China ,Job Fluor Corp .• lrvtne, has announced that a sub· s1diary has been awarded a contract to supply c rude·stabilization units and other pr ocessing faciHties to the People's Republic of China. The contract. valued al S8 million to Fluor, is with the China Te<:hnical Import Corp. The proJect will include three crude-oil stabilizer plants and six hydro-carbon vapor- r ecovery units. The Houston division of Fluor Engineers and Constructors. Inc .• will be responsi· ble for engineerin g. procurement and construction advisory services Construcllon is to begin early in 1980. This i s the second contract received by Fluor from Chjna. Fluor Mining & M etals. lnc., has been uwarded the first two phases or a four -phase COP· per mine and concentrator valued in tot al at $800 million. The current work. worth in excess of $10 million, is for engineering services. F luor provides engineering, construction, pro- curement and project-m anagement services to energy. natural-r esource and industrial clients. Diettuefl Adcb Seeond Ottlee Brian R. Dem sey and Associates, which pro- vides actuarial consulting services t o small pension plans. has expanded Crom its headquarter s in Newport Beach to open a Century City office. Rick Dissinger , former regional group pension manager for Prudential Life Insurance Co., joined · the firm to operate the new office. Rnta...-.•t~ Shop Go IJp Construction of the Encore Restaurant and a separate sandwich shop i s under way in the new J7.story One Town Center Drive office building, Costa Mesa, according to Grubb and Ellis Com- merical Brokerage Co. Completion is scheduled for July with opera- tion to begin in September The project is across from the South Coast Plaza shopping center. The restaurant and sandwich shop are being leased by Irwin Milman, owner -operator of Lakeside Restaurant, Newport Beach, for 25 years with a tot al consideration of approximately $4 million. according t o Grubb and Ellis. which handled the transactioo. Newport Branelt Opa.• The West Coast branch of the Mathewson Group, Inc .. has opened in Newport Beach . The advertisin" a"ency is headquartered in In- dian apolis, Ind • and h as an office in Washington, D .C. .... .,, Steele Purelta•ed Charles W. Lanphere, chairman and president of the Registry H otel Corp. and Hospitallty Management Corp., both of D allas, has purchased the remaining stock in both companJes It was previously held by two investor5 af· filialed with Lincoln Property Co. of Dallas. The purchase does not effect the own ership or management of the Irvine Registry Hotel, which Lanphere and his associates control, according to Lanphere's announcem ent . Tbe buyout precedes the annoUQcement of a major expansion of the Registry Hotel system by t he development of Registry Inns designed to serve smaller m arket areas. according to Lan- phere. The Irvine hotel 's ballroom and lounge are un- dergoing a $350,000 remodellng program that ls to be completed before M arch 1. The Orange County ballroom ln the hotel h H been r emodeled. The hotel 's Grand Portage Restaurant w111 be separated from the Grand Portage Lounae by a wall. The lounge room also has been redecorated and wUI feature Uve disco music betinnlna March 1. C...t• O..pt~r Fe,...ftf The NaUonal Mlcro1raphica AuodaUon has rormed an Oranse County chapter. More lnformallon iB available rrom Hank Klein at P acific Mlcrocraphics, Inc •• 87 Brookhollow Orlvt', Sonta Ana 92'705, phone 9S7·29Jl. . . . . ...... ..... For many y~ars H er shey was f am ous as th<> company th at never advertised . Thal policy was scrapped In 1969. T oday, the company spends $20 million a year on u dvertis- lng. Ironically. since It began advertising. Her shey has lost Its long-held position as the No. l candy maker in the U.S. ASIDE FROM THE H ershey bars. the Her shey ltne includes Reese's peanut butter"" cups and the Kit K at wafer bars But H er shey is o utsold today by M a r s. which fields a candy armada that includes Snickers <the top-selling bar ). M&M's. 3 Musketeers and Milky Way W ith Americans culling down on their candy intake. Hershey 1s putting its chocolate chips behind another high cal orie number: spaghetti. Ten years ago 1t bought two pasta com panics: San Giorgio M acar oni of L eb anon. Pa.. and Delmonico Foods of Louisvilh.•. Now Dearden has added two mor e : Procino-R ossi of Auburn. N. Y .• and Skinner M acaroru or Om aha. R(•sull: Her shey is sell· ing spaghetti in almost ever y state tn the union. AND R EAL IZI NG th at Amer icans ar e eating out more and more. Dearden i s moving H er shey Foods into its most radical departure from rorm by shelling out some $160 million to scoop up Friendly I ce Cr eam Corp .• a M assachusetts com· pany that operates a chain or 600 family restaurants m 16 eastern and m 1dwestem states. ................ Hershey F oods did $750 milJion worth or business last year . 87 percent of it in chocolate The Friendly acquisition should easily put it over lhc Sl billion m ark this year. more than 30 per - cent of it outside lhc candy bus1 ness Ice Cutter The boy who enter ed the M i i ton Her sh ey or phanage 44 years ago is leading the H ershey company out of the chocolate t•r a. A young workc>r near South Bristol. Mame. f recs a "raft .. of ice blocks. using old fashioned tools The ice will be stored until s ummer. Natura l ice has been cut from this pond for 150 year s. 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IN ltT1, Ac«>RDING TO Marsh & McLennan. the na· tion •s largest insuranc~ broker. total benefits amounted to $6 billion. compared with only $2.S billion five years earlier. The same lirm estimates lh»t premiums last year cost emplflyers $10.2 billion, up 56 per cent since 1975. Still, in· surers claim, they too are unha ppy because they pal4 out more than they earn. The rate of increase in maximum indemnity for "permanent, total injury." whose levels are set by legislatures. further shows the trend. Slnce 1970. says Donald Lindow. an authority, s uch payment maximums have rocketed. Li ndow. president of Michigan Mutual. listed these percentage jumps in a re- cent issue of Business Insurance ma- gazine: California 196 percent. Illinois 3S3. Minnesota 181. Pennsylvania 255 and lhe District of Columbia 425. 'I MU LTANEOU S LV , SA YS Ma rsh & McLennan, courts and others have raised benefits und enormously cu100"" broadened the interpretation of what is a nd is not u work related injury. It lists these exa mples: A settlement of $97 a week. pl us $14.000 in medical costs. to a Rhode Is land man who lost his leg alt.er becom· ing intoxicated at his employer's Christmas party and falJ . ing out a third-fl oor window. More than $10.000 to two Illinois assistant state at· torneys who broke their ar ms while playing for their office in a softball game. Benefits for psychosomatic pain sttmming from a job-related injury suffered earlier MYRA TOBIN. MARSH & McLennan vice president. says the intent or compensation plans was to guarantee medical costs and a p<>rlion of income in return for a pro- m isc not to suf' for negligence Now. she says. the plans are underwriting the costs ··or a number or ques tionable categories of illness and circumstances." including "cumulative trauma," o·r psychological s tress built up over year s. While some insurers and business people tend to view legis latures. big awards and legal interpretations ~ primary reasons for difficulties. others wonder if industry itse lf has let its housekeeping deterior ate. IN nus INSTANCE, GOOD housekeeping meal'lS vigilance against hazards . Sometimes a broader tenri. "loss control." is used to encompass other progra ms, in· eluding educational programs a nd morale building. To avoid crises s imilar to those in medical malprac tice and product liability insurance. says Miss Tobin. "companies must acknowledge the most crucial elemenl of any enduring solution is loss control. "Ultimately, workers compensation must be a top management concern, .. she says. but ''too m any com· panics delegate responsibility to managers with UlUe training and experience in compensation." Lindow says insurers also must do better , especially in communicating with employers. workers and government offi cials. and with the broader public. "the consumer, who eventually pays the cost or everything." Dow Rally Fades; Stocks Fall Off NEW YORK <AP ) -Stock prices were mixed today as the rally of the past four sessions showed signs of fading. The Dow J ones average of 30 industrials. up 14.20 in the last four trading days, closed off .43 at 829.78 today. Gainers clung to a small lead over losers a mong New York Stock Exchange-Usted issues. NEW YOAK IAPI-S•ltt, •Orn ll"l<t' And ,,., ....... o4 Ille t~n most •<II ... American SIO<k E•d•MQO I~~. trtdlno n.ttl-lly •• more n..n II Resr11n1 A • • • :JM,eoo 31' • • 2l~ TuboS M4'x.... .. 121,100 11~• -... Feo Revu 9•.SOO 11 • • -.. Pee>COmlrd • 91,100 1.,_ -•• Dome Petrf I0..200 '3' • • 2\'> Intl 8nlrnot n .llOO 31 • • 1'• HouOllM • • 6S,IOO 11l; ·~ MltchlEO . ..,900 201 • 1 I Cdn ~rrlll 43.600 IS... . 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Channel 2. dMng ICCtdenl (Pen 11 .8AHFON>AN080H Fred 111111 '°' one of 1111 1anante and C811't under. lllnd her &IOOfness 9 MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 8i) IHTAOOUCING BIOlOOV "Diffusion" 7='011 WORLD WAR H OI DIARY "0-0ey" Q THE OUINNE88 GAME I DATING GAME e 100.000 NAME THAT TUHE I TIC TAC DOUGH ADAM-12 Oremetlc document11y. 1tyta l)r'INntellon o' one r>Olkllman't Ille. 9) 2tTOMGHT "Parenting: Wrep-Up" QI!) CONSUMER SUAVIVALKJT "Choleeterol. Liia 1n1ur- •nce. Oltpllced HomamMlfl" ' A HUftdttd 11\ovMnd Wt6oom•"(IM2·1MO •o .....,. IHOUClt4 Drltd' 1 dedliorl to ...,... wnh 1119 Oirlfl1end ~· ltet T Offl 'I Ctlen04I 10 "Ill\ e .. ,llh• of Ille YHt" ..... d • M0\111 ••• .. ~ ..... Ct958) C*'f O<ent. Ingrid B«o- matl A rleh Amwlcan Ind a Euroo.n ICltr ... 1111 In low. ~ 1141 ctelrM to be mafrled (2 "'-) • CAAC>l IOANETT AHOFMN>e 8klte· "Tll• Bu1ln•" Luncll," "Th• Vendlllf1 Meohlne," "The Bu1cher snop . • MOVIE • • • "Tiie S1111ge" ( t9S2) Cheriton "-ton. Suun Monow A whit• men. rlleld by Sloult lndl- an. ... '°"'~ 1111 IOylftlll When -brelk• out ·THE~ Pl.AY8 "Jullu• c_.. °** Grey. RIClllld P11co, Dlvld ColllngS. EtiZabeth Spngg. and Klitll Michell ere leetuted In 1 ,_ 1.i.- vl11on oroductton of Sllelteepeare't eiaUlc. I!!) ACACISIY LEADEA8 .. A Time Ou1 Of Wer ... ··one-Eyed Man Are K1ngt." "Sl1ypllua" Ind "Tiie Dove." .. .JO. Cl) POP£'(£ VALEHnNE 8Jl£CIAl. When Po~y• forgett Velenllne'a Day again. Olive Oyf dumpe him end goea on • -on.ilsa to llnd the men of her dr~a. Claan11el LI•• Ing• IJ KNXT (CBS) Los AngelPS I UNTAMED WORLD fAMll.YFEUO l:OO Cl) 8UG8 BUNNY'S VALENTINE Bugs Bunny metc:NI wit• w.tll Cupid on Vatantlne'1 Dey to 11<ove wllO la tl'HI blttet matdlmlket .. nfE 000 OOUPlE 01car's young niece err'-II Ille epartment In .,, ldvanoed 11111 of preg- nency, end tell• Otcer tl'llt Shi ren eway from home. e:oo e ()) u·A·s·H The sinister Colonel Aegg (Edwlld Winter) end Chwl8s tty to 11<ove that Hewtl9Y'9 IS I Communist 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles O KTLA (Ind I Los Angeles fJ KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angett>:. Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D K!-tj·TV (Ind) Los Anqele:. ®I KCST (ABC) San Diego D 8UPSmWN ~HERETO ETENTY G» KTTV (Ind I Los Angeles tD KCOP TV (Ind ) Los Angeles tD KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles A "9ntlc hulblnd 1Mm1 ll'Hll hie ...... who ls travail· Ing on tl'HI supertrllln. ls Ille target of a peydlopatll- lc aaelffln (Dietl Vin 1:¥1•). UEDWAADTHEIONQ The unl\apj)lly memed wlla (Natllil Wood) ol. Wor1d War II Amry cornm.tnOer '!Roy ThlntMIS) begins an stflir with '* llulblncl'• '1!l KOCE:·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach t Eternity' Fine Remake INNER APPEAL William Devane By PETER J. BOYER LOS ANGELES IAP> -There's a television remake of a movie classic tonight that is not a cheap. clumsy embarrassment. In fact, it's good. and in many ways better than the original. "From l;lere to Eternity," a six· hour miniseries beginning tonight at 9 on NBC. Channel 4, is not so much a remake of the 1953 Montgomery Clift· Deborah Kerr-Burt Lancaster film as it is a new version of the James Jones novel. Curiously, Jones' novel of passion. principles and infidelity seems better suited for a 1979 television adaptation than it was for a theatrical film ad aptation 26 years ago. It is a story of lust and physical and emotional cruelty in the Army just prior to World War JI, themes that Hollywood had to skirt back in the 1950s. CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION, though, has shown itself adept at s teamy, s uggestive productions. True. these are usually trashy. "sort porn'' numbers; but in this case, the story requires a kind of restrained titillation, more suggestive than was a llowed in the movies 26 years ago, less explicit than would be a llowed in the movies today. It's an approach television uses all the time. though usually on behalf of less worthy causes. (TV REVIEW) Clift 's palpable air or m ystery, but th.en. so does every actor. A strong per formance here. Peter Boyle is perfect as Fatso Judson, the sadistic sarge who runs the stockade. a horrifying den of meanness. The stockade scenes, by the way. constituted one of the key sections of the book. consuming one· third of the text. But the stockade was not seen in the original movie because or Army objections. Then there is Natalie Wood. If cars aged like this. there'd be no such thing as deRreciation. At 40, she is more beautiflil and sensuous than she was 10 years ago, and more polished an actress. SHE PLAYS KAREN Holmes, the fetching wife of a jackass Army cap-, ta in, who drums out the hatred in her bitter life with a torrid affair with Sergeant Warden. The relationship is handled nicely; erotic, but not porno- graphic. One of the strengths of thjs TV version of "From Here to Eternity" is that it is more than reasonably true to the text and spirit of Jones' novel. which the first film version was not. TUBE TOPPERS ' KIU 0 8:00 -"Indiscreet." Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman star in this 1958 movie about a wealthy American and a European actress. KCET @ 8:00 -"Julius Caesar." the first in a five.year series presenting a ll 37 of Shakes peare's plays o n television (see story. Page BlO ). NBC 8 9 :00 -· "From Here to €ternity." The TV miniseries version of the best·selling novel and 1953 Oscar· winning movie with Willia m Devane and Natalie Wood (see review below L •Ida (Wllllem Oev1n1), wtllla an ••·boxer IOldler (Steve RalllbedcY rel\l- milltery enemptt to get him bec1t In Iha ring (Pert 1 ot3) e AMENCAHS "The Fllm Star" Manin Sc;orMN, Halen Heya end Oevld NIYen 1ppe11 in 11111 proflle OI Jodie Foat et, weedy • lilm •• ., In "°' IMn~yMrl. 8 1!1 CHARLIE'S AHQEL8 Jiii Munroe CF1rrah F11W0811·Mljortl returns 10 help the Angels rescue lier kid~ ll1ter Kr11 lrom • demented mllllon1l1a. • MERV OAIF'flN Guests: Bruce Wenner- 1trom. P&IOe Aenl8, M81'1y Trugmen. Phylll1 Morrll. Larry McOoneld, Cl•lre Peck men. 6!) DAVI08U8810HO Pert I "Your Smolca Ge11 In My E~: The Battle 0-Smoking" Part II "A Conve<Nllon Wiii\ Leo Roetan" ..,., 8 Cl) ONE DAY AT A TIME Scllnalder bacomH romantically lnYolYed wttll AM. 1 Villt ing lrlend. 10:00 8 Cl) DOU Y AHO CAIK>t. IN NA8HVIU.E Dolly Perton end Cltol Burnett combine talen•• 10 P<aMnt en flour of muelc:. Comedy and ClllllC8 trom the Grand Ole Ol>tY HOUM In Nl.lhvllle. IR::S Oen Q011 11'1er • crime ring wNc:f\ -extortion 111\d vlolanCe to loree young q!" Into ilNclt ectlvjtlal. • LET'S GO TO THE RACO 6!) THE ADVOCATES "Sllould Our F0telgn i>off. cy ·~ Cover1 Action 10:IO I NEWS 11:00 D Cl) Ill NEWS ITheCIA?" MAKE ME LAUGH MOVIE • * * "Anytl'ltng Goes·• (1956) Bing Croeby. Don· aid O'Connor. Complb· lion• lriM w11en • c:omedy team trevet• to Europe to llnd 1 laedlng lady (2 hfa.I ., THE 000 COUPLE When Fallx becomes 1 member of the Chnllan Police ~s. havoc reagn1 fOf crlmlnell end Innocent byllt•ndera tlllka. .., TH£ GOOOIE8 The Goodlee becOma doo- t0<a an the Heeltll Service. 8D DICt<CA~ Gu.ts: Twyt• Tlleri> end Dance Comoeny. (P1t1 t of 2) 11 :30 IJ ()) AOQ<FOAO Fll£8 Aodd0td II hired to find 1 mlutng etoellbroller wt>O .. 1190 Iha Obtact of • MWcn by laderll egants. 0 TONIOHT Hott: Johnny Cuaon Ou.t· Chertton Haston. U TWIUOHT ZONE "Nothing In The Dark" An ~ r-*'M hides In l'I« llome leering Iha lll'r1vll of dellll. D 9 POUCE WOMAN Al"WI~,._.. POPEYE'S 'VOICE' COMES OUT OF HIDING Jack Mercer Has Done It for 45 Years Making a Career Of Popeye Voice By TOM JORY NEW YORK (AP > -"I yam what I yam an' tha's all I yam!" TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Peoc* llllnlllw !Of a Oolkie '"'°"'*" wtlo II the 11rgtt of 1,1nde1wotld hi!IMn. I T .. GONG IHOW OITawn' Max PC1M111 1 ..,_,,acJI. et to caoture tn. :ltlldet ol • bufgler gtng. -~MC NIWt MORNING 12:00. 1WIUGHT ZONE .. , Am TN Nlgllt. Colol Me Bleck" • Al.IND HITCHCOCK PMSENT8 • OET8MART' CONTROL and KAOS to1n IOfC. In the -tch l0t e med ldentltt lhrMtentf'IQ to dellroy both Eaet and Wiii. 1t:ao 8 MOVIE * * * "The Caotlve Clty" ( 1952) Jottn F0teythe. Joell Cemden. • MOVIE * * "TllHI Ara Tiii Oemned" ( 1985) MIC· donald C1rey, Shtrley Anna Fleld Gov.nment ~ ettempt to oontrol Illa tpteld of i.<Siatiof\ by llOletlng thOM lffected In CIVIi (2 llrl ) • MOVIE • • "Tiie Lone Hind" (195'1) JOel McCrM, Bar- bati Hile. A wi<IOWet IO'nl en outlaw gang 11111 ls plunclerlng Illa country- side _1 t 111 ' 30 min ) 12:318 QI MANNIX Ar. 1l1cra1t e•ecutlve WllOM prlvlte pl-... sabotaged 111re1 Mennl• to hnd Ille people retl)Ontl• ble 12:40 IJ ()) KO.WC: Ona or Kofall's detaetlYM tieootn. Ille prime IUl- pecl In the death of en wsonlst (Al 1:00D TOMOMOW New tu.ury modal electric c:.rs end 1Utomobilal 11111 IU('I on subltanoee otllet thin 11ec:t11Clty 0< OU ere ~ I LOYE EXPEAI 8 1:80 WANTED: DEAD OR AUY£ "TolllYer Bender'' Jo111 ..-hie ouerry trom tr.. 1100M 10 thlt ha cen IWlt• 1~41 lly In:::;:' town 1:IO NEWS 2!00 HEWS MOVIE ••• "OUtblclc" (1171) OonMd PleMence. Gary Bond. A IChooltMOl'ler from -•etn Auttralle, ln'oute to Sydney, g4111 weytekl for a night on • town 11111 1trt0t him ot mon.y, ICluplill end dlgnl· I}'._ (2 llt9) • OIT8MART MU and 99 teem up with egent 8emuei. 1n • -rch '°' 1 myttenou1 1oy. 2:208 MOVIE * • 'h "CotGner Creele" 119481 flendotph Scott, Merguerlte Chapman. A cowboy etruggles to ·•Ylfl08 Iha dealll of 1111 lllnc41 ( 1 hr , 50 min ) 2:211 NEWS 2:30 MOVIE • ..... "Beloved Enemy" ( 1936) Oevld Ntwn, Mert.a Oberon. loft c:uta ~OIS bitter pattlun lines wtien an lrllh rebel dilc:overa IMI l<Mll an Englllh woman. (1 111 . 55mln I • MOVIE •• ~ • Conquered C.ty" ( 1965) O.Vld Niven. Martin Ballelft .. 1: • • ·~ "Oper111on Hono Kong" (11164) Horet Frank. Merle Pertchy. A oear Of pilott ~llalantly tum tllelr tallnll towards dope. 1muggllf'IQ (2 llrl.) 4:101 ~E>WAAD8 4:26 NEWS 4='0 MOVIE • * "Haal't Of Tiie flio Grande" ( 1942) Gane Autry. • MOVIE • • "Hell'• Horazon" C 1955) Jonn Ireland, Marla English. Thursday•• Day• i•e MorJie• AFTERNOON 1:tQ> D * •• "The Second Gr111111 Se•" ( 1956) Jeanne Crain, George Neoet .. * * "Hemet C.eig" 11950) Joan Crawford Wandell Corey. • 3:00 Q.al • ·~ "Satlll'l'I Tnan- gll" ( 1975) KJm Novak, Oooig McCkKe. 3* D ••·~"How To SMI A Wiid 81icltll" ( 196S) Annene Funte*IC>, Dwayne Hiett. man. 'Elvis' OK Jordanaires Laud Film By JOE EDWARDS NASHVILLE. Tenn. <AP > A television mov- ie about the life of Elvis Presley surprised a member of the late rock ·n· roU king's backup group. "I expected it to be junk," said Gordon Stoker of the J ordanafres. who sang with Presley from 1965 until 1970. ··we all thought tht! movie was super." STOKEK SAID THAT the movie, aired by ABC-TV Sunday night. correctly portrayed several events In Presley's hfe, including his deep love for bis mother, attempts by high school classmates-to cut his hair. his insecurity over performing at Las Vegas 1n 1969 and wedding arrangements that ex· luded some close friends. Stoker said the movie made him feel guilty that the Jordana1res decided not to s ing with Presley when he made his Las Vegas debut an 1969. "He was scared lo perform at Las Vegas," Stoker recalled. "He was the mos t insecure person I've ever been around. He wanted us at Vegas to lean on us . ll really hurt me deeply that maybe we had let him down. It brought tears to my eyes." MAE BOREN AXTON, one of the writers of Presley's firs t million-selling hit record "Heartbreak Hotel." said the movie "was the nearest to the truth or anything I've seen in a Jong time." She said Kurt Russell, who played Presley in the movie, "did the best job anybody could. Sometimes it was scary that he was so much like him. It was quite evident he had studied Elvis closely." Dozens of books. records, films and show- business acts based on Presley's music and Ufe have sprung up since his death of a heart attack on Aug. 16, 1977, at Graceland Mansion in Me mphis. William Devane is a little too loud and a little too smug in Burt Lan- caster 's role. Sgt. Milt Warden, but Devane has an inner appeal as an ac- tor that can make you overlook the shortcomings of his performance. Jn tonight's episode. for example, when a drunken, unhappy Prewitt seeks companionship, he doesn't go to a nice little d ance hall only to find sweet Donna Reed (as i n the orl gin al); he goes to a house or pro- st itution and has lo pay for his com· Cort, the way Jones wrote It. Peel away the celluloid exterior, the ex- traordinary image or a one-eyed, banana-nosed. --------------------- ~ ' MORE POLISHED Natalie Wood STEVE RAILSBACK is fine in the pivotal role of Pvt. Robert E . Lee Prewitt, the principled s mall-town kid who refused to box because he once blinded an opponent. Railsback, who was brilliant as Charles Manson in the TV movie "Helter Skelter" a cou- ple of years ago, lacks Montgomery In all. "From Here to Eternity," tonight and two fo llow in g Wednesdays. Is an unusual bit of television. It's nice and steamy, but its passions are presented in context, not as gratuitous audience grabs. 'Mork' Zaps Biggies NEW YORK <AP l -The week's top rated-progr a m ? "Elvis?" "Gone with the Wind?" "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest?" Actually, it was none or the above. Try "Mork and Mindy," followed by "Three's Com- pany." "Laverne and Shirley." "Happy Days," "Angie," a nd then "Elvis," ABC 's Sunday night movie ob the life of the late rock superstar. All slx shows. in fact1 were from ABC, but that's oniy part or the story. NBC, with the i<ecood installment In its "Backs t ai r s at t he White Houae" miniseries ranked seventh, escaped the raUngs' cellar lor the fin t tlme 1lnce Oct. 22. THE CONFIGURATION at the top was. indeed, lnterestin(C commentary on the state of television. The three networkl scheduled som e powerful entertainment lor Sunday nltbl, and none or ' the programs captured an over- whelming share of the audience, figures from the A.C. Nielsen Company show. CBS on a less compeUtive night could have expected a great deal more from "Gone with the Wind." The network paid about $35 million for 20 showings or the 1939 film classic, and the best Part I of a two-part a iring could do was No. 10 in the r?Ungs for the wee~ ending Feb. 11. The rating for Part 11. broad- cast Monday nJght, wlll be ln· eluded in next week's tally. "GONE WITH TRE Wlnd" got the highest rating ever for a movie when It waa broadcast by NBC Nov. 7-8, 1976. NBC pa_id a reported $S million tor the stnale showing. NBC was, perhaps, the even· ing's big loser with the Oscar· wlnnlnf "One Flew Over the Cuckoo a Ne t ." Tbe film star· ring J'!ck Nicholson was lhird Sunday night and 14th overall. CBS' research department estimated an audience or 43 million for an average minute or ''Elvls," 36 million for "Gone With the Wind'' and 32 million ror "CUckoo's Nest." ABC'S RATING FOR the week was 21.9 to 18.9 for NBC and 18.3 for CBS. The networks say that means in an average prime·time minute during the week, 21.9 percent of the homes in the country with TV were tun~ to ABC. Here nre the week's Top 10 pro1ran111: "Mork .,.. Mlnd'I'," wtt11 • r•tlno of J.i • rtPf'tMnllflt HA mlllion ~t. "fl'lfW't Corn-pen.,." tt I Of U t rnllllen, ''Lev•r,,. end Slllrte., ... ,._s 0t n rnllllon, "HtOPy Ont." 2t s er tl.f mllllall, "Anoi.o," t1t er20e rnllllln. .no lkHHI•• fl'IOttlt-"llvls," U.3 ., 20 l mill~.._ •II AIC; _,..., mev "l«ltMeln et "" Wftife M9VM'." Part II, 24 • ., It t mlllloll, HIC, "Te~I." U 1 Ot tt I mlllklll, AIC, <t110 .. _. S M." tH Off lU Mlllloll end ••Oefit wt1'I tN WllWI.'' Pert 1,24.JOt te lrnllllGft, TIWM•l10~· "Cftefl .. "t A'*t~." AIC. ''1.lttle Hw1t 4"1 IN Pr1lrll ," HBC: "l•rM'I' Mltltr," •• ,. llq ,.,..,,.·~ ''"' O¥H tM Cll<llee't ... "'' ... "'Dlft'r.nt 51Te1!ft " Mffl HIC, "l-9oM;' AIC. '"-"r.t411.1• HIC•' 0.llts" W1C1 '••it.;• ""'CIS. -• Clulflty, NI I!., .. NIC . - corncob pipe-smoking sailor man, and meet Jack Mercer. Mercer , in 45 years, has done as much with his voice to establish this bit or popular American his· tory called "Popeye" as any man living or dead. He remembers the beginning this way: "I WAS WORKING AT Flelsc;her's as an in· belweener. You know what that is: the animator would do the extrem es of the action and the in· betweener filled in the rest. "For my own amusement, I'd do the voices for the characters l was doing, chickens and so on Cand he imitates). They'd introduced 'Popeye' about this time. someone else doing the voice. "Well. somebody heard me doing 'Popeye' and suggested I audition for the part. I didn't think I could do it. "BUT I KEPT TRYING, and one night at home, I hit this peculiar tone, way down, and I said, 'My God, I 've got it.·" That was 1934, and Mercer has been "Popeye .. ever since -more than 500 short films ror Max Fleischer, KJng Features Syndicate and, now, Hanna·Barbera. His latest. "The Popeye Valentine Special: Sweethearts at Sea," will be tonight at 8:30 on CBS, Channel 2. Elzie Segar's 'Popeye" will be 50 later this month. one of the world's most popular and endur- ing c.rtooo characters. "POPEYE" WAS INTRODUCED ln Segar's "Thimble Theate r " Fe b. 17, 1929, "a comic fore runner of 'Superman'," says Jerry Robinson ln hla book, "The Comics." "He dives out or planes and lands safely on hJs a mple chin ; impervious to bullets. he calmly coughs them up if •hot In the cheat; kn<>cu out gorlllas, human and otherwlse: and 111\J houAe and most anything else." Mer~r. as he speaks, lapses Into "Popeye'' with relish. "I reel the character," he says. "I never thouibt or domg 'Popeye· any other way, lt'a Just natural to me." But t plnach' "I 've gone back and forth over the years," says Mercer. "SomeUmes I've liked it, sometimes I hav rft.'' REGISTER NOW for FREE LA-Z-BOYJ'l ,....,,.." ...... '''~ OOtfAMllA ... 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Ma.-Of M ....,... 1M1 WAntOttl Cll IUN ..... r' CMJY TON'T,_I a.oac--. .......... 1. w -:::"..:: ,._. .., Simon's 'Song' Right on Key By JAY SllARBUTr NEW \'ORK IA P > OK. right to the point: Nl•il Simon hui. a new hit in his "T hey're Playing Our Song ... a ti v('ly. funny new musica l about tune:;mithing. love a nd the joys and miseries thNeoC. lt bow('d herP with a generally first -rate score by C'om poscr Marvin fla m lisch and lyricist Carole Bayer Sa~er. a nd a spir ited effor t by Luc ie Ar naz. co s tarring with Robert Klem. Rut Klein deserves the maJor credit fo r lifting "Song" from pretty good to JUSt great. His mug- ging. timing and ability to put runny vocal s pins on even fc<'blc J:ags m ake the show must.see rare . .. SONG" IS INSPIRE D BY the lives together or H amlisC'h and Miss Sager . who are what they rail a n 1ll'm nowadays Klc•tn plays a rich. handsome. suC'cessful pop· m usi<' m:m Miss Arnaz <'ssays a s truggling lyriC'1st who JUSt turned 30. is a bit nutty and trying to end a ftn··y<.•ar affa ir with a guy named Leon. ll 's a mod N n lovl' story. You know it ·s mode rn b<.>caus<.• <•vc ryonC' talks of having .. rela- l1onshi~" ms tc•ad of affa irs. But things start on a professional not(' a t Klein 's plus h New York a part· mcnt S HE'S BEEN SENT m ERE as a possible son~ collabor ator. That she 's nervous is indicated wh<•n they shake hands a nd she says: ''Didn 't you notirc the hand w~1s clammy'! Mine. not yours.•· It ·s the fi rst in a string of one-liners that pro- p('I the play. as do running gags like the old stage clothes she wears, K lcin 's use of a tape recorder to dictate his bewilde red thoughts about her and her never-ending farewells to the ncver·seen Leon. The ne w team 's first effort. "Fallin'." is a routine pop.rock numbe r that Klein sings. His hus ky baritone won 't a larm Frank Sinatra, but he phrases very we ll a nd neve r s trays off·key . MISS ARNAZ' SI NGING Al.SO is OK, even if she often sounds as lr she's heard too much Helen Reddy, partic ularly in "H He Really Knew Me, i' a lovely boy-girl ballad that may prove a pop hit. The show. directed at a brisk. seamless pace by Robert Moore. rolls t unefully and easily along, a ided by six on-stage "inner voices'' of the sta rs · three ladies for her. three guys for him. . · They pop up s inging a nd you'll love a runny toy piano bit in a hospital in the second act as the sta rs' often-rocky rom ance rolls from apartment to recordi~g s tudio and e lsewhere . stomng SEAN DONALD CONNERY SUTHERLAND ond LESLEY-ANNE DOWN 001 ....... -r ~ AU am AHO (1, ... ,... ll(G{N( n.l I~ OI Tht MOTION l"ICTUAf C00t Of UL' A(OVlAll()H A flctltlou• Bu11ne11 N•m• St•tement flled with th• ~ a.tit •• welld for flv. , .. n efter which tllM contktulng bU~n ..... ...., .. teflfe, 'ubtlcetlon 11 neceMt'Y only If thete •r• chengea. Celt IM Leaef Depertment et tlte D A IL Y P I LO T for I nf orma tion •nd neceHwy tonne. 8'2-4321 Eat. 332 ~. Februery 14, 1979 u AIL Y PILOT 88 Joint Venture Superb .. J ohn Alexander a nd Daniel Lewis have forged the tirat links m a musical association tbal will be Pngerly discussed ror many years to come in Orange County Lewis' Pasadena Symphony Orchestra and Alexander 's Irvine Master Chorale Joined forces under these two splendid men oC music last weekend to give us back to back concerts that de· llgbted music lovers in both communities. This writer can only re port the word from re- liable sources in Pas adena tbat the Friday night concert there was s uperbly de.livered and en · thuslas tlcally recei ved In their ver y lovely audltorturn. BlJT YOURS TRULY was there with a deeply moved and utterly responsive audience in Santa Ana S unday night for a performance of two works tha t enjoyed imma cula te read ings under the batons or two distinguished and determined conduc- tors P aul Hindemith's M athis der Ealer symphony is t ailo r m a d e fo r the likes o r L e w is . He reveled in the tonal subtleties that stud this super b score and he had his Pa sadena ensem ble with him a ll the w ayin aglowmgperformanC'e. My good Lord. how refreshing it is to find a n American conductor who can get to the heart of this magnificent H1 ndem1th. Only Le wis and Seiji Oza wa have, in this wr iter 's experience, brought out the glories of a work that is meat and pota toes lo at least a dozen European conductors. BUT ON TO BRAHMS' "Ein Deutches Re- quiem .. and. again. what we have come to expect from the Irvine Master Chorale : utter perfection. With two s upe rb soloists at the helm sopr a no Car ol Vaness a nd bar itone Douglas Lawrence they Rave us a majestic moving, Br ahms that ut poignant moments gave the Santa Ana High School auditorium the aspect or a cathedral. And all the more credit to t'his hard working IMC for. to be sure. they must have been absolute· ly exhausted after their efforts the previous even· ing in Pasa'dena VOU WOULD NE VER HAVE known it ; they ca m e through from first to last note with a fresh· • ness and ver vt• that never wavered at the most critical moments of what is. le t's face it. one of the most demanding scores m the choral repertoire And what mor(' C'a n the column say about J ohn Alexa nder ? lie is. for this writer. the complete choral director . ever urging, always de manding, constantly seeking but there. at the end or it all. s miling rrom the podium to his dedicated choir in Gina 'Restored' HONG KO NG (AP) -A Chinese fil m critic says he underestimated the acting a bility of Italian a ctress Gina Lollobrigida a nd has praised her per formance in "Notre Dame de Par is ... one of the few wcstPrn movies shown in China since the Communist t akcover 30 years ago Writing in the Peking Kwa ngming Daily, a newspaper popula r a mong intellectua ls. cr itic Tung Tao-ming said, "l had never see n any of he r movies before but my general impression wa s that her fam e in the motion picture wor ld must be due more to her looks than her acting a bility. Afte r seeing t his F re nch film . my complacent im· press ion received a blow." he said. Miss Lollobriglda . T ung reported. performed with "a mixture of aba ndonment and unaffected s implicity and her exte rnal artistic a bility com · plimented the internal expression of he r moods." BRISTOL CINEMAS Costa Mesa )40 7444 HUNTINGTON CINEMA Huntington Beach 848·0388 ORANGE MALL Oral\ge 637 ·0340 SAOOLEBACll Pl.Al.A CINEMA El loro 581 ·)880 STADIUM DRIVE-IN Orange 639'8770 tOa•• ••tM• ~ f• IOo '°"' .,. "f-C. .... t•f 11• • ..._TIME, IBT YEM: SAME LAUlllS. AllY YUiii A 11m11 and ......... --.......... .... or two~ )Ult llltmll .......... .. -C-C...""""' l A T- TOM BARLEY Music Box gr atitude ror the herculean effort they always give him. • Alexander and Lewis. The Pasadena Sym· phom y Orchestra and the Irvine Mas ter Chor ale . Ah. what a ha ppy welding or two super b musicaJ forces. 'Drunk Monkey' Biggie SINGAPORE <AP) "Drunk Monkey in the Tiger 's Eyes" is a big hit with the wor ld 's leading conemaruacs. The Chinese m ovie offers no prospect for an Oscar. but it has bee n playing in as many as eight theaters at once since opening here more tha n a month ago. "Sl'ARS WARS" WAS Singapore's top box office sttraC'tion from Hollywood last year, one exhibitor said, taking an a bout $253.903 m 70days. · "Drunk Monkey tn th<' Tiger's Eyes" collected $543.779 in its first 21 days and 1s challenging the all· time hit. "Ja ws," which banked $576.037 in 128days m 1976. .. 111E HEAVY PATRONAGE of kung.fu films besides 'Drunk Monkey' reflf'ct the continuing thirst for blood and gall." the Straits Times said . "Drunlc Monkey" s tar Jacky Chan also had the lead in last year 's, b1J!Jung.fuextravaganza, "Snake in the Eagle'sShadow "It, too, beat "St ar Wa rs" at t he box office A LABOR .OF LOVE ....... ... \Al Ill ·~" When this ~yearold mastennind coes to wortt .. Watch Out! 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February 14, um1 ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I TELEVISION De's Lueky· Lamas Disn y Movie Provides Big Break Bl' 80R TllOMi S 1101.f.YW()Ol> IAP 1 Whl•n h C' W ,J H (j U I I (' ) O U n R , h 1 li J)IUym1.1ll'lil culll•d him Lucky, 111nr1• hi" first numl' "'UI\ hunt lo hundlt• At 21. the: n1cknamf' l'OUld Ht1ll npply. bccnust• l..orf'nto l.umus 1 on tht· brmk of u fromlalng c11r1•1•1 ll· hu11 plJy1•d !.t•H•ral mmor rol1•s. 111d utU11..: Olav•~• Nt•"Aton John·, 'trong, silent boyfriend 1n "G r1•us1• ' bl> 111knt ht• had no lint's Now ht> I'\ t•nwrging <.1s thl' l\tur or "Tukt• Down ... alon8 With f.d"A .trd tfrrrmun. Kulhleen Llo\d. Maurt•rn McCormick and Stephen fo'ur<Jt Tht• him 1s the first ou1s1dl' produet1on to be re leased in 20 years by the Disney d1 s tribut1on l'ompuny, But-na \ ISla LORENZO, WHO pldy!> a h1~h 1>chool wre~ller 1n the new film , next 1s cai:.t .is football player m "The All Americans" "I set>m to be destined to play Jocks. hopefully with sens1t1v1ty " His build diclat<'s th<' casting: six· foot-two with 185 pounds kept muscular with karate, running and surfing. He was lucky from the b<'gm- ning. He was the product of the pas11ionate but brief marraage of Fernando Lamas and Arlene Dahl ; th <' Argent1n e- Scandanavian cross-breeding gives Lorenzo a different kind of ha,ndsomeness. His stepmother -===================:::::. "~lly another mom to me" -as Es ther Williams, the lovely ~NfVaRaAL STUDIOS T OUR Si.IJAN MCACOlill"ll' DP!~• ~11111a~110003 JOP"' escapee from an MGM tank Becoming an actor was not as inevitable as 1t might seem. During his Junior year 1n high school. Lorenzo was 20 pounds heavier and fi ve in ches shorter "I look e d like Buddy Hackctt 's ksd . not F't>rnando Lamas' "Suddenly he grew and 'Caesar' 011 Tl' "p ..... ,...,.. UP TO STARDOM Lorenzo Lamas s limmed. and his ambition changed. "I HAD THOUGHT that I wanted to be a veterinarian:· said Lorenzo. "and. in fact. I had been accepted at four col· leges. After I had grown six in- ches. 1 said to myself. 'Now that you 've got a new body. what are you going to do with it?· I wasn ·i so• s ure that 20 years later I wanted to be swabbing out so'me cocker spaniel's ear." When he revealed his acting ambitions to bis father. the elder Lamas sighed and r emarked · "Well. we'd better find a good acting school for you ... Lorenzo attended the Film Actors Work s hop at the Burbank Studio. where he got a soli d foun dation in what every young actor needs to know on a movie set His first acting JOb came on the television series "Switch." in 1976. On July 4 of lhat year. he moved out or the family house and Into his own Santa Monica apartment -his own declaration of independence. LO.RENZO WAS two when his parents divorced . The boy spent most of his childhood with his mother. here and in New York. and in boarding school. "l didn't really have the stan· dard Holl ywood childhood. although my mother did dress me in rufned shirts and velvet short pants." he said "I did get my first kiss from Eva Marie Saint's daughter when I was 4. s he and I had a fling between the aJtes of 4 and 7. And I fook Gregory Peck's daughter to my sophomor<' dance Otherwise. r remained pretty much out of the Hollywood scene." For a time his ambition was to become a highway patrolman. Then came veterinary medicine. Through it all. he found support from father Fernando "DAD ALWAYS backed me. no matter what." said Lorenzo. "It was a thrill to be directed by him m another 'Switch' that I did. I died in the first 10 minutes of the show. But I made enough of an 1mpress1on to get me 'Take Down."' Fernando and Esthe r saw "Take Down" an a review at MGM studios. the place where they met in the early 1950s. Lorenzo happily remembered has father's reaction to the film "He 1s usually not very de· monstrat1vc. but al the end he had tears m ~1s eyes He said. 'Finally I'm proud of you' l s aid . 'Wbat do you mean 'Finally?"' Brutus: a Tragic Hero DINO DE LAURENTIIS PRESENTS A WIWAM FRIEDKIN FILM 5-tPITTR FALK -"PETER BOYLE AillN GOORWITZ WARREN OATES GENA ROWLANDS PAUL SORVINO. "THE BRINK'S JOB" ~WILLIAM FRIEDKIN $<!~WALD" GREEN -...~~e.... .. ., NOEL BEHN "*:R~ SERPE ~RICHARD RODNEY BE~NETT ~llWASl "'!W!w:!..=~=.i ..... ft.,..,...,.,"·'*"·'-r.o~-WJ'W-, -a' fflf'I\ t lil'ICOfOO'M.. r-~-s•.,._,_,__ c,.,,~n·•••\IDI09 .c Au~•-M1Wto STARTS FRIDAY ... _. COll•A CHTO llA CllllMU eow11.w ~J101 "'".....,.*''•••nlbl6 By MIKE SILVERMAN NEW YORK IAP > In "Julius Caesar," Brutus joins 1n assassinati ng th e titl e character, leads an army into civil war, and eventuully kiJls himself. But he's still the "noblest Roman of them all" in Shakespeare's eyes. .. Brutus 1s a tragic hero 1n the mold or Hamlet." said Richard Pasco. the British actor who performs the role in the BBC's televised production of the play. "His tragedy as thal he does everything for the right reason -hP alone of all the characters · is not selfish." "Julius Caesar·• is being shown by the Public Broadcast· ing Service tonight at 8 on KCET. Channel 28. a s the American kickoff to the BBC's six -year cycle or a l l 37 Shakespeare plays. IT'S A STIRRING production, directed at a fa st clip by Herbert Wi se, known here for the British series "l, Claudius." and well· acted by a large cast that tn· eludes Keith Michell as Marc Antony. Michell is remembered b:v American audiences as the ll· lie character in yet another --------------------British senes. "The Six Wives of Henry Vlll." Pasco said Brutus reluctantly ~··~··~~~·-.1111~-.~--.......... goes along with the evil con• ::'W!!l!il~~-C:~':: ••• "A"'n": s pirator s who want to kill L 11 lt:.UUlln: 6Jij2SS3 "'"w•)' Caesar because he sees "the ~;.liiMllilllL.;.;;;;;;.-11possibmty of Caesar becoming a MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY dictator figure capable of carry- ing out great persecutions, like > ________________ _.,!Hiller." "KING OF THE GYPSIES" <R> As an actor, Pasco said his "LOOKING FOR MR GOODBAR" (R) greatest chaJlenge came in the ~--••••••••••••••••lit assassination scene, "to make it WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS "NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS" (G) seem convincing that Brutus can •actually stand there and thrust that steel Into another human >-----------------~ being." The thrust. made with chilling effect Jn the BBC pro· d u ct ion. prompts Caesar 's >••----•-••••••••••II( famous dying lament: "Et tu, · 1NVASION OF THE Brute?" "SAME TIME NEX'T'YEAR"(PG> BODY SNATCHERS"(PG) "COMA" P E RFORMING THE play for >••-------------•••< television created s pecial prob· "ICE CASTLES" (PG) APWl ..... o PLAYS BRUTUS Richard P.asco lems for the cast. said Pasco, who was interviewed while on a recent U.S. tour lo promote the Shakespeare cycle. They had five weeks' re· hearsal, compared to the nine weeks he is used lo as a member of Britain's Roya l Shakespeare Company. Shooting was done over six days at the BBC studios. But because it took the crew so long to shift the heavy sets around. the play could not be filmed in sequence. "First. we shot all the street scenes. then the crew would work all night to set up the bat· tie s cenes and we 'd do those," Pasco said FOR EXAMPLE, ON stage the long and grueling assassina· lion · scene, in the forum is fo llowed immediately by a crowd scene on lhe street, in which Brutus and Antony rush m fresh from th e horror o f Caesar's death to harangue the populace. But in taping the play. ''One of the year's 1 best films~' 'THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY" (PG) "CONVOY" "QUINTET" 'LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE" (A) "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE" "'MONTY PYTHON" (R "MOMENT BY MOMENT" "MIDNIGHT EXPAESS" (Rl "UP IN SMOKE" "A BOY I HI~ DOG" fR) "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "THE'CHEAP DETECTIVE" (PG) Al.I. DlllV ·INs'DP•N 6.)0 ~.M.Ht•HT\Y Clllfd Und., 12 ~tU UnltU • lttfdlf PttlfttOUllt ' the forum scene was performed ·· one day, and the crowd scene another. "This call<'d for colossal con· centration on the actors' part. to keep a sense of the emotion and pacing ,'' P asco sa id . "Otherwise. we'd have become puppets and the t echni cal medium would take over .. Pasco also appear s m the second play to be seen here in the cycle. "As You Like It. .. He plays Jacques, a fairly minor cha racter but the one wtto gets the famous "All the world's a stage" speech HE SAID HE has no promises of future roles "with so many goo d Engli s h actors un · employed. I've had a fair crack of the whip." Stall . should anyone ask. he'd love to do "Macbeth" and the title role in o ne or Shakespeare's least· known work s. "Timon of Athens." He'd also "like a shot" at a TV series, which seems to be British actors' main way of becoming popular with American au· dlences these days. PBS as s howing the Shakespeare plays on alternate Wednesdays. Other plays to be seen during the first season are "Romeo and Juliet." "Richard II. .. "Measure for Measure:· and "Henry V'ltl. .. Tom T. Hall Wins Honors NASlNILLE. T<·nn. CAP > Singer-songwntcr Tom T. 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(PO) Plw• WILOlRNlU FAMILY PART 2 Plu1 N•ll llino11 t ''CALlf(MilNIA IU1n" .. ... 17 : J INSIDE : •SlimGourmet• Horoscope •Special Diets •Club Calendar • Fobru 14, tt7 DAILY Pll.OT Good Wines, .Easy Canapes 'An informal standup cocktail p~rty should be easygo- ing, with no high pressure.' By JUDITH OLSON °' .,.. 0.11, ..... Me .. tr you have little time aod money to spend on entertairung, you needn't retire Crom the par- ty scene, say three •·experts" who shared their knowledge with members of the o.tifornaa Wine Patrons at the Museum or Science aed Industry 10 Los Angeles. During the first program (the new chef, culinary and wine series ) Joe Coulombe, owner of Trader Joe and Pronto markets, and Susan Kranwinkle and Peggy Rahn. owners of the In- ner Gourmet cooking school in Pasadena, shared tips for buying inexpensive but good wine and making easy hors d 'oeuvres .. ·•An informal s tandup cocktail party should be e asygoing, with no hig h pressure.·· Coulombe said. The wine needn't be the most spectacular part or the evening -In fact. it should be "forgettable it shouldn't upstage the food." he said . There are any number of good inexpensive wines around but people must be willing to ex- periment and take risks, Coulombe said. "Each week or month you should buy a bot- tle of wine you'vf:..never had before. You mig ht like it. Wine 1s a s ubjective product. People should make themselves aware of opuons. ·· Coulombe said people often stick to the more expensive wines because or lack of con· fidence. "In any field, if people lack self· confidence. they will turn to that wrucfi Is most highly advertised or the most expensive.·· The wines he s uggested as being good but low-priced were a pinot chardonnay by Raymond Hill and three Trader Joe labels : A Schloss Josef 1976 Monterey County ries- ling, a cbenin blanc cellared and bottled by In- dependence Lane Cellars in Geyserville and a petite sirab bottled by Healdsburg Cellars in Windsor, Sonoma County. Coulombe also advocates t>reaJang some of the old wine rules. "J beUeve in red wine with fish ," be said Ms. Kranwinkle and Ms. Rahn, who appear periodically on '"AM Los Angeles" and the '"Saturday Show" and give recipes once a week on the "Meet the Cook Show" on CBS Radio, ex- plained how to prepare hors d 'oeuvres which can be made ahead a nd frozen. They also ooh eve that party givtng needn't be frustrating , that unusual and delicious (00<.s arc easily prepared by even the most harried host. Here are their s uggestions for an easy party mtnu. BACON PATE 1 pound suced bacon I pound ground pork 1 onion, finely chopped l'.2 cups bread crumbs 2 hard boiled eggs. chopped 1 a teaspoon m ace 2 eggs, lightly beaten ir.t teaspoon salt 1~ teaspoon pepper Line a loaf pan with 4-5 slices of the bacon. Save 6 slices and chop the remainder. Mix the chopped bacon with the pork, the onion, bread crumbs. hard boiled eggs and the mace. Add the beaten eggs and the salt and pepper. Press about ~ of this mixture into the loaf pan. Cover with 3 slices of bacon. press in another If.I, cover with the re maining 3 slices or bacon and then press the rest of the meat mixture into the pan. Cover with foil. Place the loaf pan in a roasting pan rilled with hot water and bake in a 325" oven fo r l11• to l 'h hours or until the pate is firm. Remove from the oven, top with a small plate and a weight and leave to cool. Makes 14·16 servings Serve with a nice mustard. ble > SECRET VEGETABLE DIP 1 3-ounce package cream cheese, softened 2 cups mayonnaise <homemade if possi- 6 ounces blue cheese, room temperature 2 teaspoons Bovril or Vegex or Sveta melted in 2 teaspoons hot water 1 medium onion, grated Combine all or the ingredients in your food processor and blend well. Serve with all kinds of fresb vegetables. Makes a ton of dip. Chill. CIAMS IN A BREAD ROUND 1 la rge Joaf UNSLICED shepberders (See PARTY, Page C3> r Snaeks and Desserts The Newport Harbor Area Alumnae of Delta Delta Delta has put together a cookbook. Proceeds will go to charity. If a party has a good beginning and ending, 1t is almost guaranteed to be a s uccess. The Newport Harbor Area Alumnae of Della Delta Delta Is helping hostesses to that end by putting together a cookbook or hors d 'oeuvres and dessert recipes to be called "The Before and After Cookbook." Two hundred recipes will be included, all provided by the chapter members. Proceeds wlll go to lhe new collegiate chapter at UCI, Children's Hospital of Orange County and hematology and oncology research projects. The books. which will go on sale In March. will cost $4 each and may be obtained by calling Mrs. Stephen Sloan at 536-03J4. ~ Here are samples from the book; CHEE E WAFERS t cup nour I stick &<>N.ened butter 1 cup 11hreddcd cheddar cheese J cup crisp rice cereal ~ tea.,pooo hot pepper sauce Mlx above Ingredients and form into bite size wafers Place on greased cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees unlit brown (approximately 10·15 minutes) ALMOND CR ESCENTS Mix together thoroughly: ''II cup butter 1., cup margarine •:s cup sugar % cup ground blanched almonds Cuse blender) Sin. together and work inlO above: 1% cup slfled nour '•teaspoon salt Chill dough. Roll with hands pencil thin. Cut In 21.\" lengths. Form into cresce"ts on Un· Rreased baking sheet. Bako at 825 degrees ror 14 16 minutes I until set. but not brown >. Cool on baking pan. While slightly warm, carefully dip Into mixture of t cup powdered auear and l teaspoon cinnamon. Makes s do&en . .. ---"'""" ·~ ~ -• :1 -• ..... • • ..,,,,,., .. ,,, ...... ~ .. to ... ••#H'~"'" '"" ')'#, '" ••• ,., The wine needn't be the most spectacular part of a party. In tact, it should be 'forgettable-ft shouldn't upstage the food,' says wine expert. Martha's Cake tJ George Washington 's birthday is coming up, and one way to honor the holiday is by making this moist cake -the key ingredient is Madeira, George 's favorite wine. A simple yet simolv delicious dessert. -one flt to honor the "Fathe r of Our Country" is thjs cake made with George Washington's favonte wine -Macieira . Madeira was known as "the wine of America" during colo nial times. It was. reportedly George Washington's favorite wine. and Martha used it in ma ny of her recipes. Originally produced on the island of Madeira, the re was evidently something about the long sea voyage to America and the further aging It rece ived that made ll outstanding in this country. • MARTHA'S MADEIRA CAKE I package yellow cake mix 1 package French Vanilla pudding mix <instant> 4 4 eggs :14 cups cooking oil :i• cup Madeira . •,:z cup poppy seeds Mix a ll ingr e dients well. Bake in a well·greased Bundt pan at 3:iO degrees for 40 to 55 minutes. Do not overcook-start testing at 40 minutes. Let cool-turn out of pan-sprinkle with powdered s ugar and poppy seeds. Valentine Treat Serve chocolate hearts over scoops of ice cream for a delightful Valentine 's Day treat. Today ts ValenUne's Day. so why not 1tihlp up this simple. scrumptious dessert this evening ror your loved ones? Fancy chocolate hearts top strawberry Ice cream for an attractive treat. VALENTINE SUNDAES 1-1 cup seml·aweet chocolate pieces •11 tablespoon whlte vegetable shOrtening 1 ~ pints strawberry ice cream SUr together tbe cho~late and shortening over hot waler until melted. Spread tnto a 9 by 6·incb rectangle on wax paper placed on a ·tookle sheet. Chill Just until firm -15 to 20 minutes. Invert onto another sheet or wax paper. CarefUlly peel off or1Jinal wax paper. Usina a 2~·loch heart-abaped cookie culler. cut out 6 hearts. Recbill untJJ really tlnn -s minutes or so. Serve the chocolate hearts over scoops ot tbt lee cream. Makes 6 aervln1s. ... ~ .... ,.,, ..... . . '~ ,..,_,"'""' ....... , ............... ~ ...................... , I (2 DAILY PILOT Wedn .. day February 14. 1911 FOOD Garlic: Magical Clove is Cousin to Onion "Ah, a rose b> an\' otb r n.im~ ~ould a.mt•ll Q IWf'\'l " But all thP. po~t>r' in thf' world <"annvt ht'lp lht tmnt rhar dt•r am •at> c1f garh(:, who 1• m l6;1('aJ t'JoH~ h ll\t' dl' hahte"d thow "ho <"ook for many agt•, L t 'i> f&N• 1t, Is thNf' 8 m ortal MlUJ "ho l':tn cJ~ D)' that th111 <nun IU llnMl ('OUJllO of lht• on mn l!I not mil• ,,, tll• mo t 1mport1ult M'MMll\ t na; awt·nt k no" n to mun"' (j u r I 11· h r I) 11 u I .If throu.ihout th1• \Hirllt a n d ' 1 r t 11 ;1 I I ) J I I c:ultun•:-d1•vt•1iJ un at tu tnhan1't' ·• m) nad of d1Sbl'S Look1n~ a t tht• tiny Shvt-r of fl1nor, It 5 hard to 1mag1oe thul th1~ plam l"\.IQt ~t~s bark to antJqwty and the tlmP!'. or the &IOCl{'Ot EtD p t1ans Yt>l. t-arlY b1eroglyph1cs rt>vt'u I that garlJc "as fed 1n generous amounts lo tht• workers lo1hng on tht' great Pyram id !>, because 1t was said to I i v e t h e'ln s u p e r strength. Garlic was ~o bighly thought of in trade, that 15 pounds of thi s bulbous plant bought possession of a young healthy s lave. Garlic as a food was considered u nclean by the temple priest and so ... as never placed in the tombs of the kings to be eaten in the afterlife. Garlic, or the lack of, was lamented by the Israelites to Moses in t he wanderings an the desert. des p ised by Roman officers (but given an hearty doses lo their troops before bat- tle> aod praised by the priests of India who felt It helped in mending broken bones. When it wa s in - troduced to Europe back in the twelfth century by the Mongols as t hey plundered their wa y from Asia, ~ar hc was thought to possC'ss the power to keep evil away when w or n a s an amulet Finally, as Spanish ex- plor e r s like Cor tez marched through Mex 1co and South America. t b eir I ndian g uides munched happily on this iiew favored root from Europe spr eading it's JOpularity all through :h e W es t e rn i emisphere. No cook. famous or lot, can get a lo n g \'itbout garlic, which is. if course, available in nany forms . Italians 1robably more than any Ahe r nationality know \OW to utilize its many lksets. Here are a few hints ·egardlng garlic: 1. Whe n peeli ng a love , use a knife that ias been in the freezer a ew minutes, or use the oife under cold running ,y .a le r -l h i s w i 11 ·liminale the odor. 2. Saute garlic in wine astead or butter when •ed with meat recipes. • butter gives a tota lly ifferent navor . 3 . For fast mincing. thash clove with fl at ide of cleaver <the out-•r skin will come right ff.) 4. For salads, rub the ide of a bowl (wooden ' best ) with the peeled •love. the oils wit! cling 3 the s urface till salad 1 mixed. H ere are som e in- eresting recipes using ;arlic: >ii MARTINI GARUC DRESSING 'h cup olive or salad 1 t ablespoon wine 1inegar 1 t ablespoon dry 1ermouth 1 tablespoon gin 1 c love garlic, ;queezed through press '• teaspoon d ry mustard 1'l teaspoon sugar 1 teaspoon sail Combine al l ingr e · 1lents in a jar with a ~ht cover. Shake well fore using. Yield . bout 31• cup. SEA BASS alBRODETTO Fillet of sea bass to ~rve4 'h cup flour 2 tablespoons oil '·" teaspoon minced 'arllc 14 teaspoon oregano 1 whole bay leaf \'11 cup dry sherry sall and pepper to ?Ille 1 pound can whole ••toes chopped ~the JuJce rrona tho ••toes II Ort'd1t l"a bus!\ 1n Oour <&nd thf'n Ult;.> ID otlt'd ,,an Add ~arli<' 0 r P A R 0 , b I )' J.• II r -,ht•rr). 'll nc1 J>f'PJH'r S111utc• ha !l for I ~ m1n1.1trs on one· 1111d1• • b.-n -.hc-rry '-la rt~ lo l"v uporalf' add tom.1lttf' »nd JW~ and lt•l 1m m,•r for 11nnthf'r hvl' manutr" ~f'rYe im· mtdl•t~I nl a M AlJff.: S PRF.MF. I l bll'itJ)OOO llh H 4 t. bl poon huttt.'r ' i·love garllr rtnl•I)• rhoppt'd 3 t1blf'1poon5 sballota f1.nd,y l'hc>e>~d 2 l obl a poon s t•oul"\'Ohllel' ,., cup tlam Jwco t cup l'D1oC't"d t' I e n1s 11 cup r1n c l y t'hopped parsley ,, pound cooked s po1helti lleut oil and butter. Add ah:illoL" and garlic a nd suutc over low O.ime HU hlt}ltly golden Add Courvo1s ler and ('lam Juice and simmer for five minutes. Sur In t'lams and partley a nd brln1 mixture to a boll. Blend s auce with spal(hett1 and s prinkle with grated Parmcseon cheese if desired. Serves 3 .. COUNTRY GARUC BREAD 1 loaf French bread ~., cup butter 1 garlic clove peeled and crushed With a sharp knife. cut the bread In s lices almost to the bottom. being careful not t o sever the s llces. Cream t he butter and garlic thoroughly . S prea d garlic butter generously on both sides of the bread s lices. Wrap loosely In aluminum foil and place in 400 degree oven for 10 to 15 minutes unUJ the bread is crisp and golden. ~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_;...~~~~~~~~~~~~~- C•ICI< S1'An9 •AOS.' WUl<L Y ClllftPllD _. UKIAW t W••ll'ttCI Of ••1 ~ u.((.Mr0iti0til.A4t.'f~U .. ,lf0 t Ofll\.UW fOl.i 0-~°""llllM)Wfci ww11t c .. •.,uu•••utioo deli. ~·tV&JttEltf.S .-49 JUMBO BURRITOS ;._"gz u c CAltMllOA•IUf,l'Ofll(.Ollll()UfA 69 CHOR IZO i..• "'a. 1.• C INllllO€fOOIO 9 COOIED HAM J.-Ol ••a. u 7 c _.. • llTIU SIUl.(tt • -ll s 1 09 SAUSAGE UNIS 12-0Z. l'ko u MOf(lOOl((f SJ 39 HOfFY WIENERS HI ,..Q tA -f\" • lAS VfCA$ s 1 • 9 BUF FUNIS ~~ u OICAAlllAYDl •W-SOll IA $) 59 BHF FUNKS ,.,.. ,.,.o OSCM •AYlll ·~-SOUAff.O'lllU• $119 YARIITT PACI IM>l l'llO u n.·c10 u coN H• ... 0 u $ J 4' LB. 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AVOCADOS LARGE • EXTRA-FANCY • CALIFORNIA-OROW ... 29C EA. lAltOI • lftl'l • YWl ~ HONEYDEWS •A.NC•• WA1111HQf0.. • flltDOl\ICl()US APPLES u i NO t • l wtf'l' • .-OWM '.ONIONS ROSES IAAE·llOOTs 1 •• EA. B eer & W ine Special& ~ CRIBARI WINE ,.:'.:,.~~o. $179 11..0 llOUO MO • •>t.flUll foii,J -COORS BEER o:r~ ·· s 16s . 0 .,.,Ol ...___.... ~ .... •r• • "'"* VfCl~U 0000"' 4ll J-UUc.t., 1001• l...Oa1 CUlllfu.t·-HAIR COLOR ~l •MG O'l UOtKllll'IO HAIR SPRAY AO\l"'-°°'0 QOIW"'1• DIAL SOAP- SHAMPDif IN>l $239 ciifRiNsE . I ._ $1 89 - . PEARS U lltQ( • UftlA.f AHC.f • 0 AHM">U 2 9cta ~on ~~·~ ~pedal~ ......... .. ~ "299 4 .,. ,,..,.,. ...,, ... ....................... ·-I llHUll PU ·•ir-•·•••••4111 ••1 · • ••••• t ,,,. # J J•,)rli.ffll t • t"'-IVVt ••,,.-1•' • #I 1• , _, ... !',,.If' ,. ., ,. • ... • ~ ,... .._ ,.. ,. ... ,,. .... . -......... .. ... . ... ..... ... : r" ' • 17 } FOOD ~.February 14, 1979 DAILY PILOT C3 ••• Party Casserole Lifts Culinary ·Spirits brt.•ud :? Soun<'<' puck aae c rt'am d lff 11. ~f\ent'd t •n"t'n oruon!t '2 U~·a poem Wor('f'Stt'rshl~ sauu 2 TablespoOn. rttsh lemon JUI('(' 1 1 teu~salt b a drt>t)lt Toba.co &U('t' 1 Tablf'!lpoon choppt'd panley :.' C'an. <'huppc'd rl.im1. dramed t 'ul off tht> top of thf' larae loaf Of bread .•!lout I' or tht• "•>' dolo\n from the top Carehd ly M'ot1p or l'Ut out tht• 1n ldt Cut the In ld.- hrt>ad mto cube' Combine and M•t gently •II th<' rt'8t t>f tht> anarC"dlf'nu until the muctutt t smooth I-Our mto hf' round bread fl place Lhe. top itnd pl <'t' the loaf on a larae platter Sprinklt• the brt."ad cutws around thto outJ 1de of th<' IO<•f To eat use )OUr f1ll£f'r~ to dip the bread t•ubt.'!i tnlo the hot dam mtxtutt OpOooal 1ervmg sugge:'juon. After you have ooured the dip into the brt•ad. l't'Pltt'e the top dntl wrap In heavy foil Wrap the c ubes i.eparately m 1011 Placl' the bread In the oven at 250 for 3-4 hours and the cubes tn the oven for about 1'"' houn1 Then assemble the whole thing on a platter BASIC CREAM PUFF RECIPE l cup water 6 Tablespoons butter cut in s m all pteces 1 2 teaspoon sail Pmch of sugar l cup of flour 4 eggs Combme lhe water and Lhe butter in a saucepan . Bnng just to a boil. At this point lhe butter should be completely melted. Add lhe salt and the sugar and the flour. Cook and stir vigorously until the mixture leaves the sides of the pan. Remove from the heat and add the eggs one at a time. Beal the mixture until It is thick and smooth before addJng each egg. S poon the batt ~r into a pastry bag a nd pipe onto a cookie sheet or drop by adding each egg. Spoon the batter Into a pastry bag and pipe onto a cookie sheet or drop by teaspoons onto the sheet. Bake in a preheated 400' oven for 25 minutes. Turn off oven. leave the door closed and let the puffs dry out for another 25 minutes. Makes 3 dozen s mall puffs Cut lhe puffs in half and fill with any of tbe followin~ suggestions: Shrimp or tuna salad, a combination of roquefort cheese and butter. salmon and cream cheese. cheddar cheese. chilies and pimentos. just use your 1mag1nat1on and the left.overs in your refrigerator. GOUGERE 1 recipe basic cream puffs 1 cup grated cheese CSwiss or cheddar> • 2 cup grated cheese With th~ holldayt Wt'll past and both budact11 and appellt~s 1t lhtlr lowe t t'bb. many of us ure-<'Xpcrluncloa lbt' m1dwlnlt•r kll t'h en · bl•hs ., Thert' 11n 't much lncenuve to cook and tbt' dally "dinner--on- lb Uble"canbeacb<>re What '& ncedc:d la somtthln1 to lift the c ulinary aplriU Thu del ecta bly se ao ntd c hi c k e n u serole hu a different twu1t and might be just what ·s n ded to perk up uggtng appetites and help to overcome the holiday letdown This recipe 1s kind to the budget, takes pity on the tired cook and still of· fers a delicious dinner for the farruly In fact. it might' even inspire you to alert e ntertaining aaaln Tht unuaual twts t in thi s e ntre e ts th e 11tufting Instead or the 1turtin1 aolog Into the chicken, ln thJa casserole the ehlcken goes Into the stuffing. Herb st'asoned stuff· Ing ts prepared, then aenUy pressed against the sides and bottom of a I ~ quart casserole. rorm1ng a navorful nest. Cooked p0uJtry ls com· bined in a creamed s auce with peas, car- rots. onions and spices, then poured into the nest and baked in either a co nventional or m ic rowave oven. To serve. the stuffing and creamed chicken mix· ture are s pooned together onto plates. Served with a tossed salad and sort family In a saucepan. melt dinner rolls. It's a s ure butter. Add nour and r e m e d y f o r t h e cook. stirring until bubbl- m Id win le r cooking Ing and smooth. Remove doldrums. from heat. Gradually CWCKEN lN A blend In crucken broth STUFFING NEST and beat stirring until 3 tablespoons butter tbicienea and smooth. or margarine Add c ream. chtcken. 3 lablespoon.s nour peas. carrots, onion, 1 ~ cups chicken thymeandsage. broth •Prepare stuUing ac- 12 cup light cream cording to package 2 cups cut-up cooked directions using butter and water. Press stufr- 1ng against sides and bottom ol' l 'r'z quart bak· tog dish. Pour bot mix ture into center of pre- pared dish. Bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes or until hot and bubbly. Makes4Servings. •Jtterowave lnstrac· tlons For &uffin« And Bakiug: Put butt e r or margarine in l '12 quart casserole and microwave at high for 2 minutes or until melted. Add hot water and stuffing mix and toss with fork to blend. Press stuf. fing geoUy against sides and boltomoCbaklngdilb and pour chicken mix- ture into ce nter . Microwave at high for6-8 minutes, turning the dlab once during the batting. Makes4servi.ngs. chicken or turkey ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 cup cooked peas ~ cup shredded car- rots ~ cup chopped green onion 11,. teaspoon thyme 111 teas]>OOn sage 1 2 cup butter or margarine l cup boiling water l packag e herb seasoned stu/flngmix trom @natlon .... Flllm' I Fri ski~ Dry Dinners ' for Dogs has rolled back prices* to 1975! ALL FLAVORS ALL SIZES *At participating dealers. Prepare the cream puff batter. after adding the eggs. blend in the 1 cup of grated cheese. Grease a cookie sbeet and using a large spoon make 7 equal mounds, arranged in a circle. touching each other. Sprinkle on the other r,2 cup grated cheese. Bake in a preheated 375 oven for 45-50 minutes or until the puffs are nice and brown. Serve with wine and cheese. Serves 8. Chicken Casserole with an interesting twist. Here's 1~ off to help you remember your ·vitamins. ~':JI~ PRooucr 'f'_ ~~jf;ff' \ .. ,,1 .. ~ ' ;7:;:ft-:J?~ "·I •.'•'(, take vitamins but forget. :-.. .•,;;J.~ ; '· · . _ , try Kellogg's~ Product 19~ cereal. i . ..:,~~./·"' .. • • °"" ••• A one-ounce serving gives you a whole day's allowance of ten csscntiaJ vitamins / ·; 't, ......... ,,._ and iron. And a crunchy. delicious taste .i.'ft?!! · l ,¥. you'll never forget.. . · • · ·}~ :t r------------------~--J . STORE COUPON ~\";'~ --------, Vitamins that taste too good to forget. SavelO~ on )OOC next purchase cl KdJoggS-Product 19' cereal. • .... I • . I • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • 19- .. I D41l y PILOl FOOD Crepe Variations /\ cr<"P.'. l!l crl'P<'. ,, •' cn ·Pt• l'\Cepl 'Iii hf"n ' t ' n u l F r " n ,. h AllhOU l'h Ion~• m .ll n"l•) •'' ~·, t•nch ct'IOkc•r). cr<'f14'' b)' •n) other n 011 ire• n ti'l>f! '" "rt uull)' t'H'f.\ n•llnn II cul!Om.• V U rt 0 t I 0 n.., n II I h l' l<'f' r r m ind 11u1r1ar 1n PIN'1•a nd t•omb10,. with to th~ IWplrC'd brf!"' J lo I m ilk l'l,.c t• over hot mon whlfll)('<i crt•an1 on w 11t•r 11d rook 11llrrlnfl lop and ~l'rvl" from •• rnn•tanllv. unul mcltt"d 11unrh twl~I ( 'ool I minut<'" und mix OlOCOI Tt, 111 11.:hlly bN•t••n l'KI& 'fftll~t l.f_"i \'Olka I pound . 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Of WUXC'O rrnpj•I until rt"udy to lll'rve l h 1• n \' r Ill .111 pf II n n k Ul'ht·n. t ht• Chi nt'!'.t' l' h u n 'l u 1• n . t h 1• No1 we••''•'" 1i.innt•kO&Jfl•r, th<' :.." 1..'\h.,h µl..itt..r , Uw Ru~M.m hltru. the Italian c 1111t'll11111, lhl' J..-w1sh bltnt1 . tht• <in•1•k krep. lht• M t•'\:11·u11 t<rwh1h1du J apun·., d1.11.h1 mokl or th l' Phi la pp1111•.,' bl b1n~k<1 So whc·n 1t ., tune to rt'l'llH«X.'Uli! hObpll.allly, m akt• •l more than o "my tum · me11.I Turn dmnt.•r tnto a party l>y crl'altnJ? u festive buffet or contant'ntal c•nt rt•e cr<'P<'" Start '-'•lh a c•ountr) t' r e n c h c r " p c ., .,iela n,;:e of Vl'l(elabl<•!> 1 zucctun1 . onions ;1nd teen peppers noppc•d th a delicate tomuto 1•uce Continue the coo 'ine ntal motif with tbrimp and almonds in a 1berry s auce. For an Aus tnan influence. try a fJ'lll dly seasoned chicken •nd broccoli duel or s olicit an "ole'' with spicy beef tostadas. BECHAMELSAUCE 4 tablespoons but tcr margarine 4 t .. blespoons nour 1 2 teaspoon salt 2 cups milk 0 \ er low heat. or 1n double boiler. melt but ter an saucepan. Sl1r a nd blend flour and salt. Add mtlk all at once aod wh isk vigorously over medium heat until mix- t u r c thickens Add i;paccs or herbs as de- sire<! PERJGO U RDINE SAUCE 2 ta blespoons butter I shallot. minced I onion thinly sli ced l table s p oo n cnopped parsley 2 tablespoons finely sl>~ed carrots 'fl bag leaf 8 peppercorns 1 tablespoon flour 1 cup beef stock 1 eup red burgundy t cup madeira Sall to taste Heat the butter io a small saucepan. Add the shallot. onion, parsley. I carrots. bay tear and pe ppercorns . a nd cook s lowl y un til brown Sprinkle with flour and sllr until the flour disap· pears. Add the liquids, blend well and simmer f ery s lowly for 35 rpinutes. Strain. flOLLANDAJSE SAUCE ·l l;'.t sticks butter 4 egg yolks 2 tablespoons fresh temon ''i teaspoon salt 111 teaspoon pepper Heat butter slowly . Place egg yolks into a blende r . Add lemon Julee. sail and pepper. Spln egg yolks over low speed. gradually adding the butter in a steady Strea m. Spin just until thick and smooth. NEWBURG SAUCE per 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour :i. teaspoon salt dash of cayene pe p· 2 cups light cream 4 egg yolks, well beaten '• cup dry sherry In double boiler, m elt batter. Sift in flour, s alt -nd cayenne pepper and cook over direct flame till smooth and the mix- ture boils. Stir a little of the sauct? into the egg yolks and add to the rest of lb e sa uce . Add sb~rry. CA FE AU LAIT PUNCH 4 cinnamon sticks 'Ill gallon h o l es ssocofree 2 teupoons vanilla ·~cup sugar ,. l p i nt wbi pping am 1 quart vanllla ice <re•m Add cinnamon sticks tf toffee. When cold, re· l}l_ove cinnamon. Swirl tlUpped c.ream, vanilla. L. M. BOYD INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT ' C'ru. .. 1w..i 111 ... t.11'11111~ Srilanti•r lht• r h or n I n t 1• 1 n t n compare us with any other supermarket,· No bones about It. We give you quality, selection, and savings on all your favorite cu ts We can do that because we 're the discount supermarket. There's no other like us. We take a lesser profit from our meat sales than o ther stores and we keep operating costs down One way . is that we don't invest in costly games and giveaways. W e don't believe in boosting our meat prices so you pay for som ebody else's winnings. And you won't find Lucky's name on fancy coupon offers either, because they would mean added- on costs, too. We figure you sweet smoked and boneless. water-added hams. Lucky also brings you USDA Grade , .. A chickens, ··i· · whole body ' and cut-up / :· ./ / fryers and all the I 1 • ~. /' .. •' . parts. USDA i•. ·· .. ~ Grade A turkey breasts. wings and thigh quarters. All. every day. and all at lower prices overall. • Our money-back guarantee gets to the meat of the pro- blem. Lucky's Gold Bond is your guaran tee of satisfaction . For any item that fa ils to meet your expec- tations. we'll refund the purchase take the value of your money -1', \.t,=· ;:'["-... ~-. -·~ , . seriously, so we take our low, overa 11 ~:~:.··; pricing seriously. Everyday selec- price. At Lucky, we believe you should get your money's worth, pound for pound. So, before you blow your budget somewhere else . on meat that's not bonded or cared for this well , visit your neighbor hood Lucky and compare our meat counter anywhere else The selection's yours every day. the quality's ..... ,·~· tion. We offer more than 50 beef items, ..... ·· including steaks, roasts, and an out- standing selection of variety cuts, 25 pork items, includ- ing the four fresh pork items featured this week, and guaranteed. and the prices are lower overall. Discount Prices on Meat Mean Everyday savings for You! LAP.GE END RID ROAST 00NDC00£H lD 188 BONELESS CROSS RIO ROAST OQN[)( D DHF CHUCK l~ 188 FRESH GRADE A GONO£DOm l(•. 98 ;~~~~,~~~~y~s•J I .89 DLADECUT CHUCK ROAST ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OONELESS RUMP ROAST ~Nr• '-'Cl"'c~t •• 1.96 T·OOHESTEAK LI 2.48 LARGE EHD P.10 STEAK 1.86 tijo •.O lfl(l\0 .. 0 .... ,_ Dfl• FRBH OEEF ORISK.ET <.-o!Ltllll LD 1.96 TOP SIP.LOIN STEAK 2 .48 TOP ROUND STEAK 2.06 "I o;f'IDllW.._., """' l\\IO'«D•11 FRYING CHICKEN WINGS ui .68 OONELESS TIP STEAK 02 .08 POP. TEP.HOUSES TEAK .2.58 -.111 (lil(f .;.. ···.-U ,,o .. CHICKEN LEG QUAP.T£RS "ON>'tl °""•tit\>"''"" 10 .88 &ONELW P.OUND STEAK .o1.98 7 ·OOHE CHUCK STEAK OP. ROAST 1.28 ~DM• DI.ADE CUT CHUCKS TEAK l!()tjOlO OUI • Canned & Packdged CAP.NATION !TUNA llC.~T MCAI Cf<UN"' 12 3 IWAllAPA(KOI\ 011. PA(ll. I?"> 0 1 (AN RAMEH NOODLES 1-.:i,~uou1 c~11:1"" POY )C\/ .... 19 p ~.~.PJE MIX ~ ... ~ ,. , •1•0/ ov •• 55 r JIFFY MUFFIN MIX b ~l.l(f'f1'11\Y llw.I O'\ (WVi\f p muo. Gii.APE JUICE b •40' O'I 1 .3~ 11( ... {JU) 01(1 .98 OEl; SPAP.EP.IOS •~ 101 Oltjl$)',l(O Canned& Pac kaged !IMITATION MAYONNAISE 75 ~DY l£C 3? 01 JAi\ • t MACAP.ONI & CHEBE G •l\AOOht.•( •• ,, OQit..83 b DEL ~?NTE SPl~AC~,01 0 ... J 7 J, ~~~~y ~EFILUN,~ or ~ .. 1 . 25 r SALAD DP.ESSING l . ......,, .. ""°°° t•f\AA 11•\1a.Nn\ / o•~ • 7 5 • Fll.EEZE DP.IED COFFEE tt 79 b VO •\U oO/ .. , IJ, b HEl~Z KETCHUP J, / , • 89 • CHILI 'ti /DEANS ), L>(\1 (I"'" ""'""""'~0/ '" 1 . 07 [ LAWP.Y'SSALT ttS • \(A\()oo '<(, •oOI t•· 1 , V Dairy & Frozen , OH DOY PIZZA ( l\PAPOO<• 1801 -1 ,89 r AUHT JEMIMA WAFFl.U 0 {$ttfA.-. ' tOOl ~ .62 r MRS. SMITH'S CHEP.IW Pf£2 69 OOOl Al , POP.KLOIH ROAST ''"'"'"Cl.I' Jl.O ·~""' Ul 1.48 •3 .98 Delicatessen bLADYLEE 109 FRANKS ()(£1 MCA! 100l PllG GREEN GIANT VEG£T ADlES Hou~ehold & Pet I PLASTIC WMP l• •11f .'\. ._ .-u .69 • TRYST DETERGENT 84 I., .. • • .00/ 00•. r P.l~E SOL CLEANEP. 0 0 -1.57 ( ~~x ,DmP.GENT "' , 1 . 15 J ~~~~ACATfOOD •• , ... 20 L ALAMO DOG roo~'" .... ., 1.40 ' • It ••• , ~ 1"-"0'0""'•" ..... ¥' ... li\Jt''11>t ........... ~°""' ... ~""OI. •.-tJUUo""1141"' ~ ... ' .. "'°" ·~ ~ •070 (.('(".,..~· •010" •• ..,o,,.... ll"W" .. ~ .... Jt • ....,..e>O .. ' "• ... •·<tlf'\. .• ~ ...... ('f)f"!!O" ...... ,,......, VT9f"'V" ,-.'*".-0"'(~'0' .. XLMT OURRITOS r Oft• 1t"fOC.,.11 OU•c,OC.t.• "'9 b lll• .... ( ... 11( )0/ "'(> .v SWISS MISS PUDDING f (M()((Vll V•NU• 'll)HI).. 79 0 ••"()(• •• 01 ~(;> • • ALPS SWISS CHEESE 85 }.. \o(IO ~O/ ""-C. • r PILLSOUP.Y CRESCENT ROLLS 59 h 601 <>-· r DAHOLASLICEOHAM 2 79 6 •101 ~ • t MONTEREY JACK CHEESE 1 Q9 h t>"" J()l • .., 00/ "(, • Liquor SAVE 10%-0UYACASE /lo •0 O•'>C"O\JNI t~(,MNQN H111 (4''>! Pul\(11/lo';[\01 WtN{ C,')1>11111\ fK(Y 01JY1l(MH~C.lllDf D1 41.MADEN MTN. WINES r '".°'"' "" '• .. o·• 4 89 0 OA~14tro\ .li"' Ofl • r LOP.D CAL VEP.T WHISKY 0 Ci<NAOIA" IOMOOI • 1)lfA 0'1 10,59 r WHITE TEQUILA t l'WO•...c.IM IOMOOI • )t,. 011 5 , 15 PORK LOIH P.10 CHOPS PORKLOtN CHOPS tf .. rl("60.,. FRESH PORK SPARERIOS .. •'Ill OSCAP.MAYEP. SLICED OACON ,,. .,. ,t(lO t70I .... ' ... LADY LEE SLICED OACON Hedlth & Beautv Aid-, r MEHOL TADlETS >. "l<M>• ..... ( 1 .58 r GADY SHAMPOO 0 '°"""°"' .. l()HH\i)o< '~ 0/ " 2 . 1 0 r SHOWER TO SHOWER ;., °''"'°°' N C..0•1\ "1118"' MJI '"" 1 . 1 9 GAND·AID Oii.AHO STRIPS '"'"·l!HCl•QOl<v•• 99 ¢ '°"""°" 1; '°""lO" llO• O• " • DAND·AID Bii.AND STRIPS f' ""[.( IHU•Ol\11.•"'~ n9 0 l()l<Nl()N !; l()ttHlON ,.,(, QI ~ • ., Produce HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE ~UIA)ltN(, [A .79 DELICIOUS WATERMELON A 4 AlO l\IPr lD • ,-, LARGE FUERTE 29 AVOCADOS C.AltfOl\NIA , (A • 4MJOU PEARS "~ "°. ""'~~ FP.UIT P.OW 6MXt• \(toO(r ta• twh,, .29 I• .29 1.98 2 .16 1.29 1.79 1.08 ... what discount is all about. A MlllAO• L> llllllAOA ~NO ClllTtll -,,,.. ,. ,,,.. --·-..... Yes, by George We'll be open Monday, Feb. 19th. DISCOUNT SUPERMARKETS Washington•s Birthday from lOa.m. to 7p.m. 4'11AllllM 111 IO ...... OOUAOl 90IAA'IA110 ANAJtll• flt" LA·-·~ ""'""''°" m llO IUCUO AW.Niii C01l4' lllllA tlM MANOI' IOULl¥4'11D LAGUNA~ lttn CMQY llOAOAf U. '"-' MUNflMQT°" HACM llt .. llllOOllHUllllT l'lllllT OtllANOI tANU ANA ltlO I CH""'°"'N A\llNUI UH 10 lllllT~ t 'tlllf.'I ,... .. .. 0 4'11otll OllO'tt 11tff ....aHOl.IA AVINUI ""'"1MITil'I IOCll ... , AT\MnAAW.NUI I t ANT Oii T\llTlll ,. .. KAtUU. A\lt. 1)111 lll~T A'llNUtl WllflllllllTllll QITMINIUll STORES OPEN DAILY 9 AM ·-WUT'llllfllTtll A\ll lfUl Ulrt IHllllGOAl.t I TllHt . . .. . ·. WlllMfCll t MU I llllUl.MAAT Olll\11 ·~ , • . . J l 17 I ' : , FOOD w.dneeday, February 14, 1979 O~IL Y PILOT (:5 The Art of Seasoning Foods Without Salt Pt!rhu~ th'' m11i.t d1fflcu1l 11ure1.•ry 111 SH• 'entl\'l' l'<lrtman mcdll tnt 1 lo •mi)uluh tht• a;alt 11hulu>t trum lht• t·ook • h nd \'el 1l 1' l'On :.ide:rtd tu bt• .1 lift' ~ .. ,In« and net'•·~ Mr' pr11 ct•duru th11t can b ulmoi.t paint".~ to bot ti th•· ti.uk .. Jld L.h • J14lumL u lh • 11.nJ..r J ""1·11 1'tO<'kt>d with ht'rb!t, :-.1111•t•r., lemon... '111l' lol1.1r. g1&rhc. onion~. and n ,1\11r ,om1• \f!lit<'lablt·' Th~ ftrt o( M.'U'IOl\lllf,I food -.nhoot u gruin or ,_.11 <'lln bl· .in 1nlt rntina: lt'arnmic r>.pt:rll'lll"l Ht•t•f muin euur't' du uot hoH' tu bt ta!>t•·h " JUt-l bt~·uu .... • th1•\ h.i\ t• l•l bt· alt frN· It tu.kt• llbtlul l\\o \Heks to train th\• 11ulijt1· lo do ~lthoul tht• ('\ U!il<>mt•J .-.alt) fluvor 1'h1•n th1• t.islt• bu1.h '""m to h••\'ome mor•• !\tn">Jll \"•'to the 1nnU\•11dt1~ or fill\llri. und food ran e1tta111 bl'., IOt>.ltl l'l\JO) ubh• l"(p('rtt'nCl' Ttwna art• omt-meats that mu. t tw avuufrd .1Jtogctb<>r Tht>y un· .111 cold cut,, luncht·on meat • frAnkfurtl'r~. !.ausagt·~. and mt•al'> th.it have be-t.•n prepared in bruw Ehmlnntc bacon. ham. and other moked pork products llfff. veal, lamb. and oork contain about 7~ milligrams or sochum in each 3 ounct.• port.mn as compared to 3 ouMe of h.im or I sl.lce of b11 con at 675 mtllll(rams. or onl' whol1• frankfurter at 540 milligrams. or 1 slice of bologna at 390 milligram, The food yo u eat contain!> a natural a mount of sodium which should add up to about 2500 mllhgrams a day, without adding .:1ny :,all or U'>· ing any products that have beeri prepared with salt or which have "sodium" of any kind on th~ label. Remember that each tcasJ>')On of salt con- tain« ~ milligram-; of sodium. ea!.1ly throw mg a norma1 salt-fret• day off balancc Speeiaf Diet• By June Roth bolling watet ii needed . Makes 6 to 8 servings SAUERBRATEN 4 pound beer top round roast "' teaspoon pepper ~ garlic clove 2 cups red wine vinegar l cup water '4 cup brown sugar l chopped onion 2 bay leaves llt·n· Jn· :,o mc dt>hcious salt-free and 011vo1 rut bed r1•cipcb that lh~ \\hole family will \'llJOy I.A, teaspoon ground ginger 6 whole peppercorns "•cup nour v. cup olive oil SWISS STEAK 3 pou11d11 round i,kak. cut l 1/2' thick 1 hndy 1·hov1>ed gJrlic clove '•cup nour '•teaspoon paprika 111 teaspoon pepp<>r :l lJblespoons cooking 0 11 l sliced onion '• cup thinly sliced celery 1 ~ cup UunJ y sliced carrot:, l finely chopped dill spng 2 coarsely chopped tomatoes Bo1hng water Rub round steak with chopped garhc on both sides Combine Oour, paprika, and pepper; pound this mixture into the surface of the meat. using a ffil'al mallet or heavy saucer. Heat oil in a heavy skillet and saute onion until lranslu- c·ent. push aside Brown meal in the skillet, turning to sear all sides. Lower heat and add celery, carrots, dill, and chopped tomatoes. Add :.i little water. Cover and cook over low heat fo r 2 to 3 hours. or until tender. adding additional Sprinkle beef roast with pepper and rub on all sidet> with the cul side of garlic clove. Place roast on end in a large plastic bag and set in a deep bowl. Heat wine vinegar. water, sugar, onion, bay leaves. ginger, and peppercorns together in a saucepan; simmer for about 5 minutes. Cool slightly and pour into plastic bag over the roast : raster\ the bag with a wire tie. Refrigerate for a day or two, turning the bag oc- casionally to redistribute the marinade. When ready lo cook, remove the meat and wipe dry. Pat meat with flour. Heat oil in a Dutch oven: brown meat on all sides over high heat, scaring the juices in. Reduce heat and add the remain- ing marinade. Simmer. covered, for 2 hours or until meat is tender. Serve in thick slices with gr avy. Makes 6 to 8 servings. CURRIED BEEF STEW 2 tablespoons cooking oil 1 pound beef stew meat, cut In chunks 2 cups low-sodium canned tomatoes, or chopped fresh tom atoes J tablespoor chili powder Red Cherries Top ·~~Elegant Breakfast Cherrit.'s Jubile e omelet lo flame or not to flame" Cherries Jubilee is an elegant dessert of s weet c herries in a s auce spooned over ice cream. Traditionally, it is splashed with brandy. the n ignited for a s pectacular <and delicious> c ulinary djsplay We 've taken a few liberties with this dessert s tandard and s ubstituted a simple two-egg omelet for the ice cream. The cherry sa u ce is an easy-to-make mixture of s weetened, thickened canned dark cherries We leave the decision on whether to flame it or not up to the cook. T h e r e are n o m ysteries or tricks to m a king a s u ccessful omelet. All it takes are two eggs, tw o tablespoons water and a dash of salt. An 8-ioch omelet or crepe pan with sloping ~ides is h elpful but not necessary for cooking an omelet Don't worry about getting out the mixer. or even a whisk ror beating -a fork works just fine Just heed the r ecipe directions that follow and s uccess will be you rs! CHERRIES J UBILEE OMELET 1 can <t pound > pitted dark s w eet cherries Orange juice or water, as needed 1 .. cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 12 eggs, divided :i~ c u p w a t e r , divided v .. teaspoon salt 6 tablespoons butter. divided 6 tablespoons brandy, optional Drain c h erries. reserving liquid. Add orange j uice or water to liquid to make 1 cup. In saucepan mbc together sugar a nd cornstarch. G radually stir in liquid. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens and boils. St ir in cherries. Keep warm. Mi x together eggs. water and salt with a fork. For each omelet . heat t tablespoon butter rn 8-inch omelet or fry pan over medium high heat until Just hot enough to sizzle a drop of water Pour in 112 cup egg mixture. Mixture should set at . edges al once. W ith pancake turner turned over, carefully push cooked portions at ed ges toward center so uncooked portions flow to bottom . Tilt pan as necessary so uncooked eggs can flow. Slide pan rapidly back and forth over heat to keep mixture in motion and sliding freely. While top is still moist a nd creamy lookJng, rold in half with pancake turner or roll. turning out onto plate with a quick flip of the wrist. Keep warm while prepar ing r emaining omelets. Pour about a,.,, cup cherry mixture over each omelet. If desired, heat brandy and pour l tablespoon over cherry sauce on each omelet. Using a long fireplace match, quickly ignite bran~y. Serves 6 ,.· .,,. l teaspoon curry powder 12 small whole white onions 2 cups cooked green beans Heat oil in a heavy saucepan: saute beef chunks. until nicely browned. Add tomatoes. chili powder. curry powder, and onions. Cover and simmer until beef is tender raboul l to 11.J!i hours). Add green beans. Continue t.o simmer until heated through. Makes 4 servings . There's ALWAYS time for Mostaccioli With Mushrooms & Onions Please write for "MEALS IN MINUTES" recipe book Globe A·I, 8985 Venice Blvd .. Los Angelos, CA 90034 another GOW MEDAL WINNER at the 1977 California State Fair Whether you call 'em Wieners, Dogs o r Franks, and you've been wondering where the flavor went ... then rt's time to try Schirmer's German Brand Franks. Made the tender, delicious "O ra·courffry.,,.. wayirom'" the fines t meats and seasonings. So big and so plump that each one weighs 3 ounces. loolf for the little Sch1rmer's Sausage Milker on the pacltage in your marlcel. Schirmer~® the Sociable Sausage Available in the Del i case of: VONS MARKETS -.... Cherries Jubilee Omelet-a simple two-egg omelet has been subsfftuted for the standard ice cream in this delightful dish. The decision to flame i't or not is left to the cook. The Nestea ..,_ I I---• t __>, Ii ~ ' ~ I ,.. ~_/)~ ""\ \ r-.C l ~ ' Friskie~ Dry Dinners for Dogs has rolled back priceS* to1975! ALL FLAVORS ALL SIZES *At participating dealers. . ' ./· ... Iced Tea Set for all seasons. ;; It':. the be:.I way yet lo serve you'r fdm1lv crnd friend:. the wet, refreshing ta!>te of Ne~tea, summ~r c;ind winter The mdlch1nq ictd tea set include:. d ~erving tray. one 2',:'""quart pitcher. two 12-ot. combinahon mugs dnd lwo 18-oL beverage mugs. Available 1n your chOKt.' of white. rust. brown or yelfow, the ~et t!> made of dltrdct1ve, durable, high-quality pla~tic that'!> perfect for both indoor and outdoor u:.e. 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C8 DAILY PILOT Wednesday, r ebrvery 14 1111 FOOD For Munchy Dieters: 15 Ways to Calm Hunger or dJt'tt'r . t~ "aya to avn\d hwiaer 1 Eut hUl't' u~ nrttn hair ns mur h "" mini rn<'nl" 1nsh•11d or three" !iquort·~' tr )·our nt' t rt'al IOl'UI I flt'\ t'r mort> than .1 '"" hour .. w a y. you 'll bl' I<''' temi,tt'd to diµ into thi< C'OOk it Jnr or ~n1trh • r andy bar Whot ~more. tb r e ' .:ro w1n .i t> utt>nrt• thut u bod y 11tead1 ly ful'll'd "1th hll~ is mort• llkt•lv to t urn that fut>I into Jrllon In $ l e a d (.l r r • t l .1 b a nimals "h1r h re onr e a -day dmttr fatten up on fewer calorics than all-day rubblt>rs 2 D o n 't sk q ) breakfast . but do u t lt&hl ly . prefe rably n high-protein or whole· &rain rerc•.il With Sklfti milk and fruit A li ght calor ie investment 1n the morning payi. big energy d1v1dends a nd can save you calories m the long run. Without bre akfast. you'll pro bably succum b t o a pastry brea k or glut· ton ·s lunch later on. 3. Don't che w gum. The c hewing a c tio n starts you s a li vating . . and turns on your appetite's ·'r e ady ·· switch. 4. Think you're hun· gry? Have a drink .. or wale r. Liquids help rm you up. at least tem· porarily. s Outa sight' Food. that is Keep it covered Hidde n a way. Behind cabinet doors In cov· ered containers. Under wra ps. Choose foil or WdX p aper over s et: through plastic, lidded ceramic or meta l bowls ms tead or glass 6. Avoid "food porno· gra phy" . th os e lus cious color photos so re a I tha t the <' heese seems to be melting off the pctge. Wait until im· mediately after dinner to begin leafing through th e pages o f thi s month's magazinl' 7 Don't talk about it1 If somebody wants lo tell you a hout a great new restaurant o r re cipe. change the subJect Talk about som ething :.afe : sex, politics . re· IJgion. anything! 8 . S h o p at th e s up e rmark e t 1m · m e diate l y AFTER breakfast or lunch, not JUSt before dinner when vour will is we akes t Merely looking at labels can make you hungry. 9. Sta rt e ach me al with soup or salad . . . som ething calorie-hght that takes a while to eat, and takes the edge off your appetite. 10. Don't eat and run. Take your time. Jf you eat too quickly, you'll pac k a wa y m o r e calories than you really want or need. Give your ''hunger ga u ge " a c hance l o r egis ter ··run ... 11. Avoid "psychic -starvation" ... pay at· tenlion to what you're eating . Don 't read, w a t c h TV . a r gue . negotiate, gossip or balance your checkbook al the same time you're supposed lo be enjoying a m eal. If you focus yo ur attention on other matters, the fact that you've eaten might not really register. 1 2 . M ak e r ood m e morable : with spices a nd herbs, seasonings that heighten the flavor o r lean , low-calorie foods . If your food is forgettable, it's easy to imagine that you're still hungry. 13. Eal filling foods - those high in bulk and f iber. Salad s , whole g rains , bell p e ppers, celery, cabbage, ber · ries. apples a nd oranges, take a while to eat and make fewer calories seem like more. Lean proteins are slowly digested: s kim milk. low·f at cottage cheese. plain yogurt, ·eggs, fat· trimmed lean m eat. poultry and fish. Fat ls slowly digested. too, but the calories are more than double ... so avoid fats and fatty foods . 14. Avoid sugar and anything that contains ll ln large-amounts. Sugar provides a quick jolt or clamm y -palm e d , nervou1 e nergy that aeems to allay hunger , but it's quickly followed by a ravenous bout of rebound hUftler tbat requires another .. flx." 'lbe natural fruc- tose found tn fnaJt Is dlf· ferent from refined sug. ar: It's absorbed more elowly. And the natural ' l f r fiber and Jl('<'ll~ round IO frurt <'Ontribu\t' lO M "otr,Ot'd f( llna 1~ , Ull hun1ry" l>o \O m('th1n,• I( )OU'rt• esca lates. at 's tempting to settle for ordinary ha mburger JUSl to s ave money. But why let tn· fl alion hit you in the waistline as well as the walle.t" hun..ir) ~fort' 1t " t1mt• t1) bt• hun ry. you rP not hunary \ou n · borNI G r t up. I '1kt' u w1lk m 11kl' lmc <'nll 11 frwnd , ~tr111 J:hh.•n oul your ~urk dr w 1•1 "'11\ lht• <'ilr or lnqu1r<' ..ibnut tht> plunf' fart> tu T.1h111 By a rbara Gibbons So the only hamburger the walst-walche r can really "a ffo rd" 1s ground·l O·Order. f at· trimmed bee( round .. at stiff "steak" prices . If-you'r-e-calo r ie· or cholesterol·consc 1ous , it's worth the price dif· ference. Lean . f at· trimmed beef round is o nl y 6 12 calo r ies a pound. about ha lf the caloric costs of regular hamburger. Our Slim Gourme t solution is to pay the premium for lean ham· burger . and slr·r·r~ etch It to fit! Herc are s o m e me atb a ll and meatloaf i d eas tha t "pad" expens ive lean • • • f\fl <"ei., hamhurgt•r 1s no Ion~<>• a burguin Dul for Wl'l~hl Wl.l ry l'OOkS, It nt•\ f'r ,. •ull y WllS rd 1.,, 1r a lly s pea king Ordinary ground beef contains 25 to 30 percent Col. and a calorie count to match aboul 1.200 a pound As the price of all beef OPEN PRESIDENT'S. DAY SAYE Wiii ·\ V / ADVllTISID ITPI AYAILAllLITT GUAIAMTUI (A(w ()I IHfSf AOwlRll>fO !lfM 1• ~I OUt•I D 10 81 RIAOll T ••••l>Bll JOR "411 t~ I A(M MAhll llo'\~11 IOtl I 1(1 Pl A\ ~l'tCtlllAill JIO IN JHt~ AO tJ It! 00 QU~ !JUI ()I A~ AO~( alt'IO •Ji II ~! •111 ()lllR •Olt mu• c..01!1 c1 a AN JOU PEARS RE~D 7 I\ \ I \IPA~A!<ll tll i.t A•I ~ ••••lABll Ml 11101~, '"' '.AMI ,.ht~CS OR au'''""'• lf"I(" ~Iii INltlll •l)t; 1(1 ~t)ll\.llA'1 hit A!l'<!'I• ll <Jiii ll l•I &OwlRlt ID rtlClS lfnCTIVl WED .. fll. 14 TH•U TUlS .. fll. 20 , 197'. LIQUOR PRICE SLASHED l5% 1025%! hamburier with healthy "fillers " 'POTTE D ' M EAT · BALLS Fo r a n 1ntcrt>s t1ng varia tion. s ubs tit ute lighlbecrfor tho wine 2 po unds beef bot to m round. lean . rat trimmed, ground I cup quick oats l cup onion, minced ha lf-cup Cl'lc r y. minced half c up ca rro t s. ra w. shredded ·----•'"'-•··---.. .. -· -~ ' ~ ~ ~ . . ~ -. -. half-c up d ry red wine 2 eggs to r 4 egg whites. or half-cup no· cholesterol s ubstitute l I teaspoon salt cor garhc ~•dlJ qua rt e r · tea s poon coarse-ground pepper Sauce Ii-ounce can tomato paste 10-ounce can beef broth . fat-skimmed, un· diluted <SeP SLJM, Page C8> A GREAT WAY· TO SAVE! rflot II ~J U14/l 11 Al M 11-.i ~ a1t'r .t Ille ,,. IA 11111 YA~•lllot ~tl' Y I nt Ei•lf A. t.1ff Qlll f ldltt I Wl ,•UHlt ~~I .. # . ... ..... ' ....... . . . ' J l 1 17 • l : I I ' FOOD It's Heart Month For s V('ral vl' r s Anll'r1<'a n Heart A sociaUoo hltS dr IAin&l<'d P bru f )' u Heart Month and h , tn-.-d thl' lmpOttanc~ of lo" ~hOlt'"tH ... f'~~I d._., .. Although tht• t•mphi.s1' on l'it'rv1n~ lov. chole tl'rol foods tu h II' rl'dUcl' lht• n~k of h l'iilr1 attacks '" no lona<'r ne" 1<k . nt·~ rt'l"'P<'" 1n co rpor.-lln ~ lht'"' prln<'1plt-s LHt' ul~a>' welromed So brq.:ht f'n )'our winter menUb 41nd gtve your famHy u yf'ar round ValtnUDt' by St'n ang Chlckcn d 'Or . u lo~ cholesterol recal)E' As 1i n all l o w cholesterol re~1pes. 1t 1c; important to r e move skin and excess Cat from chicken before cooking as this ls where the ma· jorit y ol cholesterol ls concen trated Then brown the c hic k en •pieces in a s m a ll a m ount of liquid vegeta- ble oil. Enhance the chicken with a golden delectable sauce, using prepared yellow mustard and m a ~ Dress101 can be pre· pared in a 11ffy while the chicken finishes cook 1ng Brown sugar and Worcestershire sauce add an appealing flavor to thas~homemade otl and vmegar dressing. Serve your chicken dinner with roll s and vegetable oil margarine plus a whipped gelatin dessert and coffee. CHICKEN D'OR CGoldeo Cblckeo) 1 .. cup flour 2 taablt•aooon~ oll l c n 116 uncehl ltced pcu<'hca 3 tabl ·spoon• pre purl~ yellow mustard 2 tobl poons muple bl ndc'<l ayruf> 2 tab l'toi p oo n s rhopped pmmmto Comblm• fl our. 'ialt. • nd pt•pper Rt-move 'lktn from t·hlcken if df' 111rt-d hoke t•ht<'kl'O in M.·.ai.ont'<.I nour unlal well coated nrown an 011 m large ~klll e t Dra in 1>eache , soving :t.. cup syrup ComtHnc the 'i cup s yrup with mustard .rnd maple byrup . pour over chat·ken Cover . simmer 40 to 50 minutes. untll chi cken 1s tender Stir in peaches and pl· maento. heat 5 minutes longer. 4 to 5 servings. ZFSrYSALAD DRESSI NG % cup oil v.i cup vinegar 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 tablespoo n Worcestershire sauce 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon paprika ''-teaspoon black pie syrup, then garnis h wit h colo rful peach slices. A tossed green salad with Zesty Salad up 1 2 teaspoon salt pepper 111 teaspoon pepper Combine in~redaents. 1 frying chicken. cut Serve on lettuce or cot~slaw. Makes 1 cup Brighten your menu with Chicken d'Or. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY! LOOK IN THE PLASTIC WRAP & BAG SECTION OF YOUR LOCAL SUPERMARKET ... OR ASK YOUR STORE MANAGER. S.iii·1·0·~---::.~o~=o~••~ ,U~CH .. 1 -ll•l~U DIC JI 1e1t '" 0...-. '"-' t •OC'"'I ., .. ""' U•O•flfNHI Int ........ -~' ~ ~-,.,. «"" ..1l(HliQ ···--· , ....... ,._.._... ........ ,,...,....d .. '4~ 14,.., ...... ON THE PURCHASE OF '1--kANJU, • •coMPACTOR BAGS ~ WfTH THIS VALUABLE • &TORE COUPON! ~ ~ ~COl"U•tw~•r.-.1 1~•,P-£• •f'>Q 01.;rt f\ ... ut wnrlo4'f'I• "''Of.•"-''~••' 4ovtw'f'I\ tt4 .. 11•Mt11t tUt t.Ot11"•0ll('I" '°".Ull• D• •"" "' .. 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Dust off your Calypso records to put your guests in the prope r p arty mood. Rum Punch Antigua. pink and delicious. is the perfect compliment to your tropical meal. BACARDI CHICKEN l 4 to 5 pound roasting chicken 12 pound ground pork 1 'h pounds fresh s pinach, chopped and drained l teaspoon ground s age 1 teaspoon crushed thyme 1 .. cup c hoppe d pistachio nuts 1 cup fresh bread crumbs l egg, s lightl y beaten If. you made a • .. cup light rum l c. u p o r a n g .e marmalade "4 cup light rum Hot cooked rice • Wash chicken inside and out. Season with salt 1 and pepper. Jn bowl. ble nd pork. s pinach, Sl:'asoning. nuts. bread crumbs. egg a nd •1 .. cup rum. Spoon into cavity, truss. Place m s hallow roasting pan Dot with butter. RJast ~ a~· 325 degrees F. for 25 minutes per pound During last 45 minutes. brush with marmalade mixed with remaining rum Serve with rice . Makes 4 lo 8 servings RUM PUNCH ANTIGUA 1 2 cup grenadine 1 2 cup lime Juice ·~ cup orange JUice 12 cup pineapple Juice 1 cup li ght rum Crushed ice Fres hl y grated nutmeg Shake together juices and rum . Ser ve in chilled stemmed glasses ove r c rus h ed ice . Garnish with nutmeg. Makes 4 servings. , dry food with everything a cat craves, lots of chicken, tuna and ·milk protein ... What would you call it?. • On any aiH box or bag DEALER Our 11prown1at1•t will 1.clMm 1h1t C...J!Of' for rho ,..,.. ••loM pluo sc lo< h•ndllnCJ <lwr9H for MC:h <OUpqn rtldMmod 111 ~ cotd.o,,... "''h 11'• condt110111 ot lhlt ofl•r ln•oic. pr...,1nq pur cbue ol oullco.at t1ock 10 eo>or coupon• pr.....,tod fol ...S.mpo- ie..at be IMde. ••••t.~ upon ,. quwt to IC.ol IC.on •>t 111 <19onll The ""'tome' •"'1 pry •ny ..M lu th.a. CDU.pllCl ootd "' .......... . 1 .. od 01 rfflnctecl bt i. • C.t1' ••l1M ll20lholtcenl Rt.lneted to -coupon ~· tom1l7 __ IC.of tc.n l'.....a.. In~ P 0 Boa 1836. Cllftton, lew.~J4 l/002-9 .__ .. __ _ Take this to 'tQ.lr gr<XJer and save on a 22 oz. box, 4 or 8 lb bag. . . ........ . ,._ . ' -.... -1(1 r.tJ. --~..._;:: =~., .. ,,-;.,,,..,~.; ........ .._ ..... ' ..... .. ,.~ ........ .._ ......... -~ .... ,, ....... .. .. • . • .... • .,.~ .;f • ' __ .. ·- (ll DAILY PtLO T Wednnday. ,..,,u*'Y 1•. 1171 FOOD Soup's On for Turkey T urke) Vea eu bit! Soup l11 •lv.ayr. a btA bonu'\ r"1m .)Our lurlr..r) 1•urc ha111na •• turkt•) that allov.!4 1 pound of mt> at J)('r peraon v. 111 JH o v 1 d •' pl ~ n t y fo r h,•.-rl 11erv1n~s . plu ... f>OOUflh mt•at ltft Cl\ t•r for ontt or t"'u pt~MI turkl'y dJtlhc·~ Hut l'\'t'D n fltr that thnf• 1 .. Mlways lht• promlSf' of a rich turkt>y i.oup After )OUr lUM) buppcr. &trip 1111 lhl' lurkt'V ffit•ut from lht• ~~re~&• .. nd p ck~Nl' acrordma to your ne~h &het.'S ror :.undw1cbc • chunk for a casserole. and the little p1tce to use In turkey soup Arter the ml' at 11o •tr1pped off. :s1mml'r thl' bones to extract ~II th" delicious navor for rich turkey stock for soup or for use tn other dashes No turkey bones should be surrendered without this last ntual. for 1t can mean extra meals out of the turkey. RICH TURKEY BROTH Stnp as mueh turkey meat as possible from the bones. and package and refngerate 1t tto be used within a day or two > or freeze ror later use. Put bones and sk an into a la rge kettle a nd barely C'Over with cold water Add 1 chicken bouillon cube. I teas poon salt, 12 peppercorns. 4 cloves. I ••• Slim CFrom Page C6) quarter-cup dry red Wint' l teas poon dri ed basil Combtne meatball in· gredients and toss light I)' Gentl> shape into 10 meatballs. Arran~e in a s ingle layer on a broil · 1ng pan and s lip under broiler. Turn to brown evenly. Discard fat. 1t1lk tfl I"). I c rrot end 1 mall onton, all <'Ul up Co\ t·r u\d '1 mmn fM 2 or 3 houri or until mf'll fall' from bonl'' "Stram broth nd ""'"' 1mmc.>d &-at.c l )'_ u r r f' fr Ii f' r l l' f 0 r U 5 t' within a day ()r two. or freo<> If' for later U."t' IUOIT\IRKt:\' \' .GETABLt: ANO NOOOLt:SO P 2 quartA turkey 111 oth I cup pot&alCH'b , 1·ubed I CUIH '3rf l6, lic-ed I ~·u,p ct>Jt'O'. 1dlct:d '• cup c h opped 11n1on l pk11. < 10 ounces> frotf'n baby Uma beans 1 t.ea~poon b .. n l cup uncook~d noodles 2 cupa turkey meal. cut up Add vegetables to turkt-y broth--ak>og with salt and noodles and simmer 1S minutes. Add turkey. be at through and serve. Makes 6 servings. Rich Turkey Vegetable and Noodle Soup makes hearty weekend meal. S..•'"t s.., ...... ~ way Inflation Fighters Plus INSTANT BINGO w1Nvg s2,ooo Safeway Fresh Produce Mushrooms Addt Z11t and Flavor to Safeway Steaks or Roosts Navel Oranges NO OBLIGATION NOTHING TO PURCHASE This promotion is ovotoble at 177 "llf NO Of 000\t So f e wo y s Io res loco I ed 1 n l----+--.--+-----41----+--~ Southern California, except Son VAlU( W1NNUs llCKll Otego and lmper1ol Coun ttes 1--..;;..;.;-..,_...;..;......,..;..;.;.~i-----+-_..."'"-4 '1000 11 ' 114 ,., 14161) ( 162), and in Clark County, Nevada (1 S). 19 I •• This promohon " scheduled to 1----+-"...-.;..;+-_.....~1------+---"'"'"I end April 7. 1q7q. It will officially .,_-~---=~+-...;:.:~1--...;.;.;.+--"'9 end, however, when all ttckets ore distributed. 10 l M l . ,,. ,.. 360 '011 •au JH ... ' 170 )IO ,., It IOIAlS 131-17• ,. '1000 Winners • SHIRLEY BRODSKY Sherman Oaks •SUSAN CARLISLE Norwalk • JULIE HANSEN Westminster • JEAN llDDELL Huntington Beach •MARK GOLUB Los Angeles • STELLA BREWER Rancho Polos Verdes • ROSALIE GRIES Son Juan Capistrano •NORMA LOWELL Placentia • You con fivh1 1nflot1on by molung sure you get value in the beef you buy. You re<etve value when you buy USDA Choice Grode Bfff stealct and roosts at Safeway. The USDA Choke Grade Beef stamp meons that Safeway beef has been impar- 1tal1y.9raded by o USDA upert who judged it to be USOA Cho1c•quolity. Thia top quality grade is awarded only to beef that will deliver tender, 1u1cy. flavorful cuts and that mean1 value in the beef you buy at Sofewoy ... lhot's not true in evety 1upermarket. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Porterhouse or T -Bone Steak Treat your family to the oll- Amertcon fovottle! Here s eaoctly the sleok you wont Each s teak ts eapertly trtmmed Superbly tende1 and 1uocy. I I Stir remaining mgre~ dients s mooth in an ovenproor casserol e . Add browned meatballs Cover and bake at 350 degrees 25 to 30 minutes. ~, _, cLeflovers freeze well ; ~ . ..J freeze meatballs in re-., . .I mamang sauce.) Makes · · ,J 10 servings. about 200 ~--J : calories each <including ...., s a u ce ); about 190 calories each with egg SwHt and Juicy lb. • MICHAEL I' NEILL Port Hueneme • ARTHUR BRISON Los Angeles • BERTA JONES Santa Barbara Safeu;ay Creal Buy ... ! • EVEl YN PERRY Los Angeles • KAI HENDRIKSEN Oxnard • ALBERT JONES Yucaipa ll<>xican Food Buy~.' !.!~~.~~.~~!~!.~ .. • 42• ~~~~~.~~<~ ~ .. ~.~ . lb • 1 •• whites BEEFLOAf' BOLOGNESE 16 ounce can tomatO<.'s 1 small bell pepper. seeded 2 pounds beef bot· lum round, lean. fat- trammed, ground 2 eggs <or 4 egg whites, or half-cup no- cholesterol s ubstitute > l carrot. coarsely shredded 2 onions . finely chopped 1 nb celery. finely minced h a lf -cup fre s h par s l ey, preferably Italian 2 cloves garlic. rane· ly chopped I cup high-protein cereal. crushed 2 teaspoons salt pinch of red cayenne pepper Empty tomatoes into a strainer and reserve the Juice. Puttbedrained tomatoes in a mixing bowl and break up well with a fork. Slice the green pepper into rings and reserve a few for the top: finely mince re- maining pepper. Com· bine meat with tomatoes, minced pep- pe r and remaining un- r eserved ingredients. Toss lightly to mix well. Shape into a loaf by hand. <Or pack into a loaf pan, then unmold into a shallow roasting pan.> Arrange r e se r ved g reen pepper rings on top, pressing in. Bake in a preheated 350-degrM? oven, basting frcguently with reserved tomato j uice, for 1 hour and 10 minutes. Slice lo serve. Makes 10 servings, about 170 calories each : with egg whiles, about 160 calories each. Aniou Pears u.s. No. l Banana Squash Russet Potatoes Yellow Meo1ed Premium U.S. No. I lb. 39< lb 15c lb 25' A not/u>r 11 ".v To f'11llil lnfloti<>n . Italian Bread Corn Tortillas ~e,~e~,!~1o~r~u~!~Sl1ced.lb. 89C ~righl'• 2 117 -lb.S I p'::b101 ~-i · Pkg. I 9c ~ loovH ue 0 of 12 %---i-Minute Maid Lemonaoe ~i~ 59c %·+i Chili Salsa ~r1~r~ 1l.~: 69' Sk. I p k L" k S.ww.1v B·ol Sl' m ess or m s Saus.ioe P•g Caladlum Hormel Little Sizzlers ~~'5:.iu!>Jge ttk~~ s119 • fro1eo or 118 Greenland Turbot F1llets0e11osreo 1D 9 2-~ Yogurt Drink t~;:~~ 5 ~,t~'1 00 ~Green Chilis om9~ ~ 79' ~Tut 'N Ready r::is 7p,· R~69' %..;¢ Fideo Coil ~::;,~ '$;.~z 49c Yellow0nions ~5, 1b 29c large Leafy S and Colorful. 2 -lb. Carrots N~ 1 m n 49' ~ 6·;:~h· 3 99 Grapefruit ,ra~.1~~v 8~lJ 99c ~ Wheaties GeTe~!~1115 'P.~1 89' 0:-i Refried BeanSRosa111a 38~<>; 59' ~ Gatoradel~~~~e i~~I~ 49' .:....: P into Beans.!::.. ~~ 5129 Sterling Sliced Bologna ~!.%es ~: sp9 S I. sk· I F k G•P.ll W•lh M•S Wrighls 99 ter mg in ess ra11 s HOI 0og euo) '·'D ""9 ' Hawaiian Bread LargeAA'Eggs Borden Cheese ~;;:;·· c f •. ~:::·s.:... c Kings, fT11h ond Sweet ~l-lb.99c ltii=i; Loof t:;:; 79 -:i ~-·; 99 Cake Mixes Hamburger Buns Tomatoes U. Betty Crcxlcer r ·. --: ''Super Mo11t ' ~E"c~,•a •,.or.69C Pkg. Spam luncheon Meat Sliced 'N Serve 12-01~, 09 Con Mayonnaise Scotch Buy Imitation 32-01.99c Jar Exclu1ivt'/y At afeacay lunny Delight Citrus '11n<h Rehoshing Toste! 6 :.-:..~ I oo Blue Bonnet Cube Morgorlne ·-1-lb. 59c Corton Plaaa !: ~I Scorch 8uy :... ~1e-oz.39c ~Con Liquor.-. And Wines Van de Kamp • Whole Fryer Legs Foster Form1 Colrforn10 Grown, Fresh Frying Chicken ~ ,~109 Boneless Ham Smolc·A Romo Fully Coo~ed Wo1e1 Added Another Inflation Fighter ~H5o?~ Bulk Beef Sale! Whole Beef Short Loin Includes T-Bone or Porterhouse Steolcl USDA Choice Beef Loin. All item• bulk wropped and fully guaranteed . ..... •20• Health & B eauty A ids Aqua Fresh 6.4-01. 99c T11be Sure Solid $1 o• o.odoronl, lncl11d11 SO' Off ..... , .. .. . . . .. . .... .. ...........•. ,2·or. ~ Schick Super II . -· s2" Uh re• ltotor ............................................................. , , M<h '~··"t I t .9 t!ltl!dMtlte~ ta BPldl«I• Fine Imported Porcehlf1t China b Leftovers are de- licious sliced and served c hilled In sandwiches. Or, s lice remaining meatloaf into slngle- serving portions and 8 8 C wrap individually tn foll. Label and fr eeze . Reheat i n the oven eoch without unwrapping for .,._ ___________ _ This ..... , Offer! CoffH (up no-work. heat and serve maloco~s . • . ~ .. ,.,, ....... , ,,..,.,. _ _,,. _,...., __ .,..., ... , -..... ,, " . ' Ji ....... -•• # # ft .. .a'· .... ,•. :\ •'•.:. •. :·.-::. ":. ! .• !. ":~ ·, ·:.-:. ~ :: ... ~ • " ... ' .. ,... -. ... ' , . ' ...... , &. -. .... • '• .. 419 .... ' ...... . ...... r .. ,. • .. FOOD ~v. Febru1ry 14, 1979 DAILY PILOT €9 Frozen FoOds: Boon for the Working Couple 81TOMHOG Th flmoua (Clod "'"tt r. M.F.l\, Ft h•r. say1 she bu.)~ froit'n fish now and lhtn beuu ~ thoy t~ c my lt\\ n tlven " lot of Amtmcans do ll for the oppout~ 1 t·•~on A fro1en p<>t roasl ct1n nt'1 r or creamtd <'htcken la 1 lol quicker to t•ook and takl" much ll'u thou1ht than the frl'~h '.iril'ly • boon In this \' r a or working couple~ L.ookll\8 I.IP lhll rustory or food ll"ffnna. 1 wus urpn~ to learn that l•ltempes vre~ mad lo master lho pn>t'ess s rar back u the l'Tth c~o lUr)' Francia Bacon. the phlloaopher and es :.ayls.t. tried to preserve <'hi ckena by 1Jtufrlng them with snow a nd '4'ound up w1lh fatal case of pneumonia. Commercial freezang be.ran in 1930 when a B rookl yn scae n li ~l named C lar ence Birdseye, who had been Fresh Food Facts Harsh weather con· trnues to plague the produce industry. While Ca lifornia h as ex - per ienced a warming trend, both Mexico and Florida have been hit with cold and r ain, a s itu ation whic h has g reatly affected sup- plies. Vegetableti Lettuce supplies re- m a 1 n ti g ht si n ce ~rowers are not able to harvest much of lhe let- tuce. Prices are high a nd quality only fair. T h e s itua tion with 1ceberf! has caused de· m and to increase for the sort leUuces. The quality or these other lettuces is poor. Heads are small a nd s howin g fro s t damage. Prices remain above a normal level. The Mexican vegeta· ble picture isn't much brighter. Severa l days or rain there interrupted p ie.kin~ and damaged some crops. Prices are up for squash. belJ pep. pers and green beans. In addition, because of the weather, quality is poor. Prices for celery are also stronger . Rain in Florida f!rowing a reas has put a greater de· mand on California SUP· plies The recent cold '4 eather in Caliro rnia has hurt both broccoli and cauliflower. As a re- sult. prices arc up and quality is down. Asparagus out of the Impe r ial Valley is becoming a bil more available. Volume will increase with warmer weather and prices s h oul d adjust downward. Artichokes are also becoming more available. Good supplies a re expected in about lhree weeks. FruU T h e f i r s t loc al st rawberries were picked last week. With war m e r weath e r , volume is expected by the end or the month. Supplies of Florida ber· ries are light. due to the cold and rain there. A r o ller -coaster market continues for tomatoes. The rain in Mexico damaged some fruit a nd interrupted harvesting. Quality is poor. Prices should re· turn to a more normal level once harvestlng re· s um es. T he citrus situation remains steady. Sources s ay a short season for California navels is ex- pected. And Texas grapefruit will probably run ouly another month. Eating quality for both is excellent. On the tropical scene, bananas remain the best ~uy . Papayas and pineapples are very Mgb In price. Thi• is due partly to the heavy rains In Hawaii and partly to replant1ng. Apples conUnue to be a study Item with mOtJt varleUes comln1 out of controlled atmosphere 1tor1ge. AYOCados are a good buy now. Pr lees art r ea 1onable and quality~. ~•P•rimenlln1 1ince World War I. put lh rtr1l froa 0 r ood p1tk11 on aal~ and round pubUt ~aponH u chtlly &1 his product. A d tadt la le r, tbt 1du1 cau lit fiOJd and a whole ranatt of foodstutr1 was bt'ln1 marketed tn quick· froun \'N''llon 1c1 oas Amtnu Today, more than 15 bllhon pounda or frozen food• worth about SlO billion re ht-Ina C'>ld an nuaUy ln Uua country, from TV dlno ra to rc•itaurant t!DU" SUll, th r are many ron11 umen who t ke rtndt' In l)rt'parlna their own meal and batt' at tho tdrn of taklna a com plete cliM«>r out of th freer.er And p<>ppina lt In lht' oven 'rh1 -. as c 'IJH'Cllllly true or th~U who ruvor aourmet fare. But ff(1un ltemi> Ukt1 !>plnach. i;ou rrles and prepa~ p 1try arc " aodseod even fo r tho e who lnllat on preparlnic the-Ir owo dinnera but ut pttt ed for Ume. Many froi e n vegetable , berries atad othel" trutta have been 1reatly lmproved over the years. Thus you can (Ix your own main d ish mooths an t he Greek cuisine and taking some· key componenu from the rreezer abell makes it possible to prepare an ln· Lrlcate dish, such as cheese and splnacb pie. without too much bme lost. CHEESE AND SeJNACBPIE 1 cup s liced scallloos 4 tablespoons olive or desser t but speed thln&:s up with a couple or frozen lnt"redlenls. There bas been a 011 'iurgeofinterestin recent 2 pack ages (10 ounces each > frozen c h o ppe d s pin ach . thawed and drained v, teaspoon salt v. teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons dried dill weed 'h cup c hopped parsley ~ pouod f e ta cheese, crumbled 5 eggs. beaten slightly . 'h pound butter. melted Ah Pound ( 16 sheets> frozen mo pastry leaves. thawed Saute scallions in oal till lender. Add splnach. Cover skillet and sim· mer s minutes. Add seasonings and cook un· covered 10 minul~s. shr· ring . atlJ)ove from heat wben most liquid bas evaporated. Transfer to bowl and cool. Add cheese and eggs, and blend. Brush 13 by 9 by 2-ioch pan with butter. Unfold p astry leaves and keep under damp cloth. Layer 8 pastry s he ets in pan. Pour cheese-spinach mixture on top or the 8 leaves. On top of mixture. pla ce r emaining 8 s heets, pressing in edges. Brush each layer with m e lted butter. Bake at 300 degrees l hour. till pastry is golden and puffed. Cool slightly, cut in squares and serve. Serves '· Play Ralphs Bia lllllay Pake a.a.-TM with up to '4501000 In pair.S, plus ••• Buy I get I~·· free from Ralphs . ) ·~ \ I ,_-.J) I . Kl) , '-- ·-iiii~cm• s ... 4t • .on ...... c.,... 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Fotf9' FenM-frozen CGnilh Game Hens • 18 oz. liH 19 Beet Rlb·Lifler Removed Rib Steak Me8t0f8eef :... 1 lb. pkg. 48 49 White or Wlltal AIStar Bread 1tt oz. 11· lo.I ·~= Juice •s oz. II can U.S. Ho.1 llulllt Patams 10 lb. c:::ll fO oz. plcg. II ( Hunclrecls of new low ptices throughout the store ... Golden Premium Meals ~ l .. H.,~ MHl1 Elld 2•• ~ .... .._...hM!ell Rib Roast p4N Sitoin Tip Steak to ~ IMlllound·llOM._ 24' ~ .... 11w,.._.... Sirloin Tip Roast ,., I Spencer Steak Ill. USDA IHI 11111-L., .. Elld pef 2•• SO ,,-..,i.i Cut uo1c1 Bonela 11 Rib Steak lb ~•01ci Beef Brilket ~c•staeks 2•• ~~---Stewing Beef lb, Pantry Fiiiers Super Dell 2,. ~ Sllced·~•l>t .,., lb, Plumroee Ham 2•• ~~· .. ~eyKtftt -Beef 8••198 Ill -2·o ~che11e lb. ,.~~ .. ··~ -BraunlChwetgef' lb. 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Ft•L 20, t the homt• r1r t r " J Bffit"1 II Whtlt" MF.. AL H .,\l.TH • OCI TIOl'li : An orwntot1on pmRrnm will 1><>11n T\lt<1day, Feb 20. for ()t•r-..on' lnh •I"\ 'l4"d In ht-rom•n• volunttter' 1-'or n1ort• Information r·unl.•C'l tht• 1 .. ntal Ht it lth i\,.MX'illUon Ml :>47 7~ \OVA NC'Fn ll E Al.T ll t l\N Tt.R : p.,, r holntel"l ,ft rr' M r1nt'l ~ 111 di C'U!!:> al1t•rru•th1,• lltr~t \It·~ <lt 7 :10 p m Thur .. duy, t't•h I!\ J.'ur pnrtl<'Ular. (' II 97S (liOO .. Cll.\PM \N l"Cll.t t:ca ·: "Strt•', anti Ml' morY · "111 tw t ht• ~ubJ1•ct of a d1-.ru,o;ion "'th JunW'-Mcr.:iu~h Oil 1 pm Wt•dm•.,du) to't•b :!1 M E R I (' \ 'I ~ S 0 C I TI 0 N 0 F l "'-l\'£8.SITV WOMf:,. Thl· W••,tm1n,lt>r 1''11unt.1ln \ itllt•y Hrnn<'h ""'II hold IL.., m cmthl> m l·t•t111s .11 7 JO ~ rn l'hun.dJ'. Feb ts. at St G t•orge Hall . w~ ... tm1n:.ter V1llag t· Wt>strrunstt.>r IRVlNE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAi. WOM~N : Th\• monthly mttung will be held at i 30 pm Wednt' do). Ft.>b 21, Jt tht.> Umversll> L'ommun1ly Park er.aft room ( .111 Barbara at 559 1652 or Mar y at 957 HllU • NEWPORT BEACH CKRISTIAN WOMES : · Lt>t Me Call Ynu Sweetheart" will be the tht.>me or this mo nth's luncheon at 11 .45 a.m Wednt.>sday, Fe b 21. at tht> Airporter Inn. Newport Beach LAGU NA NIGUEL RE P UBLI C AN WOMEN: Doris Allen. co founder or Orange County 0'111 Olnc. will •peak L 10 30 u m Wt'd· nHday, t't•b 21, iit tht• Monarch Bay Beach <'lub Tlw pobl'c ! invited and reservations m.iy oo madt-by culJlna 499 4200. P.\Pl':llWF.HalT A. OCIATION : The N>utht•m C I fom ll• Chnptt>r wUI meet at 2 p.m Sund 1y. Feb UI, ut the Rasmuss~n Studio in Ornn&l' lnformullon Mri. t'l her, 673..s78'7. tll!NTINGTON BEACH NEWCOMERS: A rotrt>l' will bt•1u n ut 9 30 " m t ... riday, Feb 16 Call 348-3132 for 1id<UUon ul 1nlornution. WOMAN'S WORLD: Career g uidance 'IJ)\•r1.ihat Murw l Mnbry will speak al a dinner mc.•t•tlnl( al 6 JO' p m Thutbday, Feb. 15, at the '·i.1lh.llt'lmt•k Inn, Sanh 1 A1111 Interested persons 'tllluhh-onl IH'l Kay Kt•t•nc>, 497 3311 . lltVINI': JllNIOK EBELL: A "Federation < han\11ag11t• t>"siu•rt .. will tM>gin at 7 p.m . Tues· day, f<'t'b 20. at the ho ml' or Mary Beth Bilek. SOU TH COAS T REPERTORY : T he .._ '"" J)t>rt n~ach Frienru. wiU introduce Egyp- t um born drt'i.s deb1gner Roshdla and he r latest collccuon Jt 9 30 a .m Wednesday, Feb. 21 . on the s taRe of the new SCR 4th Step Theater Call ti40·9527 ror informallon ' KAPPA KAPP GAMMA: The annual n·~taurant luncheon will begin at 11 a.m . Thurs· d av. Feb 15. at Big Canyon Country Club. For n·..,en at1ons &10-4325 STRESS PROGRAM: Golden Wesl ~oUege 1s s ponsoring a lunch program with staff psychologist Ann Atkinson at noon Friday, F eb. 16. in the com munit y center . Admission is free. SOUTH DAKOTA PICNIC: The annual pie· n1<' will tx>gin at 11 a.m . Sunday. Fe b. 18, at Bix· by Park. Long Reach. T£MPt£ BAT YAHRI: The <4th annual ball wlll be held at the Balboa Bay Club at 8 p.m . Saturday, Feb. 17 Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Bernie Rorne, 644-8521. STB~ ANO COPING: Fullerton College's Brown Bag Lunch Program will feature Costa Mesa resident Raymond Novaca, Ph.D., at noon Wednesday, Feb. 21, ln the faculty &ounge. He will discuss ang,er control a.nd copCng skills . AC"nVE Z0/30 CLUB: The slxth annual St. Valentine's Day Massacre Party ls ope-n to-ihe public and will be held in Costa Mesa. For more mrormation, contact Stuart Boss, 834-0171. BIG BROTHERS OF ORANGE COUNTY: For information about becoming a Big Brother , call 544·7773. NEWPORT HARBOR GRANDMOTHERS: The group is sponsoring a bus lrip for a day at the r aces at Santa Anita and will leave at 10:30 a. m . Friday. Feb. 16. Call Betty Robinson. 545·4159, fo r more information. OVEREAT ERS ANONYMOUS: The weekly m eeting will begin at 8 p.m . Wednesda y, Feb. 14 , at St. John the Divine Church, 183 E. Bay St . Costa Mesa. Call Helen at s.48-6879 for de· tails. REENTRY OPTIONS FOR WOMEN: The South County YWCA and Reentry Options for Women ar c s ponsoring a program beginning at 9 :30 a .m. Friday. Feb. 16. Phone 542·3577 for ad- ditional inform ation. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN : A meeting will begin at 7 p.m . (See CLUB CALENDAR, Page Cll > Horoscope J TOM BEATON. perennial bachelor for near half century, hereby announces his MARRIAGE to DIANE A. REYNOLDS. charming. youthful enchantress. and Invites all of their FRIENDS. including his STUDENTS of Latin and English for the past twenty-0ne years. to the nuptials taking place this week of SAINT VALENTINE 1n the gynmas1um of Costa Mesa High School. Saturday. February 17. 1979. at 2:30 P.M. THURSDAY, FEB. 15 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (Ma r ch 2l·April 19 >· Take con · servative course. The la w figures in a m ore pro· minenl way than usual. Check sources. take nothing for gra nted . Be positive about quotes. rights, permissions -a nd potential. Club Calendar runs each Wednesday 1n the Dally P1wt and contains notices of women·s and sennce club meetmgs and events /or tfw following week - Thunday through Wednes· day Send notices to Club Calendar. Daily Pilot . P 0 Bor 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Be sure to include your name and phone number Notices musr be m our hands two weeks in adoonce A TSC Dinner-Dance A ssess m en t a n d Tre atme nt Se r v1Cl'~ Cente r w i ll hono r former First Lady Bet ty F ord as .. Parent of the Year " at a n•cep lion and drnner ·dancc a t 7 p.m Sunday, Frb 18, at the M a r riott Hotel. Newport Beach Pla nrung the cvenin~ are. above. from ll'ft. Linda MacAdaam and Cwentth Kirkland In formation about thl' event 1s available from ATSC, 549-1814 ATSC prov1dl'S an alternative to the.· Juvenile justice i:;ysll'm for local police :rnd the youthful offe n· ders who come in con· tact with the m . The· Center 1s dt'dicated to ··a rresting the p r o - blem. not the child." 5000 LAMP PARTS Harbor Lites I 0·6 f.tty Doy l..cl. s-doy 11121 1 He~MYd. C~oMna t.45-7101 The reception and Valentine's Day Sockhop follow. with Big Bob and the Cowboys providing the music. especially appropriate for returning Mustangs Since the groom's old homestead has provided every household item. including a canary cage cover. he reQuests that his guests bring ONLY THEMSELVES. He is quick to add. however. for those feeling a strong urge to help in BARN-RAISING the new homestead, now underway. Beaton's Barn is registered at WARD and HARRINGTON'S LUMBER. Bristol at Red Hill. Costa TAURUS (April 20-M ay 20): Moderate pace IS best -know it and acl accordingly. Obtain hint rro m Aries m essage . Acce nt on s pecial services. employment. health and a bility lo "close a sale ... GEMINI CMay 21.June 20l: Lunar aspect points to c h aris ma, change. s peculation . rom ance and children. You can be direct -a nd get results. Eliminate red tape. Get to heart of matters. Stress independence. originality. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emphasis on what is solid as contrasted to flimsy. Stick to familiar gr ound; be famiJjar with track re- cords. past performances. JANUARY SALE fRANCI&-.ORR Mesa. where anything from a nail to a rail can be found for ~ future use in a home truly built by friends. R.S.V.P. 645-2882 ~·~~81trY • LAST 3 DAYS! NEWPORT BEACH 9 FASHION ISLAND, Hf'MIOIT CEHTD SPECIAL GROUP famous brand women's shoes greatly reduced FINAL / VAWES to $58. STOii HIS: Mo•lllFJ tlln F'f'lclar I 0 && • t p.-. S I d9y I 0 • S:JO • S•d&rr 12 • 5 p.a LEO <July 23-Aug. 22 >: Humor. versatility stand as staunch assets. especially when deal· ing with stubborn relatives. Know it, act ac· cordingly -mail. telephone messages figure prominently. VIRGO CAug. 23·Sept. 22 ): If you pay atlen· lion to details. you might hit j ackpot. Check sources. Accent on possessions, missing links. locating lost articles a nd income pote ntial. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0 ct. 22): Take less Moon in your sign should coincide with confidence. in· itiative. correct timing, accurate judgment and a special kind of "attractiveness." You get re prieve --you wipe slate clean or past mis · takes. SCORPIO COct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Your natural abilities surge to forefront. Courage of convic· lions. overcoming fears. doubts these are spotlighted. Financial gain indica ted if you are confident and discreet. SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 l: Accent on br inging priorities into line. returning a favor. enl~rging circle of friends. Give attt>ntion to program of resolutions and public relations . Pisces. Virgo -· and the number 7 -· figure in scena rio. CAPRICORN CDec. 22-Ja n. 19 >: You learn what must be done to preserve mome ntum. You discover site or goal -you get down to business a nd you can prove a major point. AQUARIUS CJan. 20-Feb. 18 ): Views are vin· d icated. Your perception of potential is on target. You gajn needed information. One at hom e or hospital is a staunch ally PISCES CFeb. 19-March 20 >: Dig deep -gel to heart of ma tters concerning credit. percen· lages. fmancial expecta tions or partner. spouse. You may be conce rned with event that smacks of the occult. Months go Susan Couldn't Do Long Division Today She's Near The Top of HerClass in Math. G1wn • pr()f>er learning progtom. nurly ewrv child cen oertorm lilt a level considered "009llen1 " Our 1nd111tclc.iehzed Compurer A111111ld Instruction helps each cn1ld tn the bestC learning skill I of meth, re1d1og ond lenguege ans. What's more. he or she 11Ctu1llv en1ov1 th11 !urning 11eoe11ence end shows tmprovement In other ec:hol1111c end social areas es well. We ere the only prtvatelv ope11ted tu1or181 fecllttv In th11 0111 utlh11og CQmf>uter A1111ted Instruction . Our progr&ms lnelude "Remedial" for lhe child who h11 fllllen lwhlnd, "Enrichment" for the child whose OOelt require abolllt everage petfOfmance end "Spec1f1c Oisab1llty"lor behev!or modlf1~1lon end 1P9Clftc leernlog skills. CEl)ITER frn BASIL LE~R~l~G SKILLS 1525 ...._ Yet'de Dr. Eaat, Coate Mtu '714) lf7•m4 4111 E. Soutfl It ............ ::J -..100 290411.H......,... . Renciho hloe Vetdee (21J 17Mll1 fine stationery corona del mar ~WINTER SPECIAL ¢ REG. $1 .95 For one 5x7 portrait or set of four wallets in NATURAL COLOR. (Additional portraits at regular prices. One 5x7 or set of four wallets $1 .95 each. 8x10 only $3.90) ALSO SAVE OVER $3 ON THIS $15.60 PACKAGE • One 8 x 10 • Three 5 x 7's • Twelve wallets Apply your 95¢ and pay ONLY $11 .50 more for 16 beautifu l portraits. AQe llmlt 12 years. Select from several poses and scenic backgrounds. Coples and enlargements available •t higher prices. Extra charge of $1.00 for 2 or 3 children together. Speclll ptt_ce• In effect the•• datn only: FEB. 15, 16, 17 HRS: 10 a.m. • 1 p.m. • 2 p.m. • 5 p.m. COSTA MESA STORE ONLY 2300 Harbor Blvd., Harbor Center uiVCPenney 1111 ~Cl>. lflO • 17 ---·-- Club Calendar ~.February 14, 1179 DAILY ~•LOT Cl J <From Pase t > Wedn ~ y, Ftb. 21. at the Re110nal Ccott!r or Oranae County, 500 Mam St. Orana . Y-K.NOT81 The 1roup plans lunch •od u tour ol tM N wport Harbor Art Museum Jl l l o m Thursd y . Feb. 1~ No res niMllon1 nee ry. M\' smE l G RAVl, FOl NDATION: The annunl m~kal mttUn1 wm be1ttn •t 2 p m Wldu . f'•b 18, at tht' l n Medlc•I fenlt'r, 101 '1t v Orlvf' South, Uu1ldin11 ~3. Oranse. 'lb puhhc '' invllt'd. NATIO L O R GANI Z TION FOR WOM N: Tht' aroup l& Hklng school dis trict .. an lhe c-ounty to ob&crvt' Thun.day, fo't•b I~. tt\ ·uun 8 Anthon~ Oa>. lhc l58th annivl'rs•ry of ht>r birth A gt'oc•rt•I mtttlng v. 111 ~ held twgmnmtt ¥1 7 30 fl Ill Wt·dnt•"dJ}. l"<'b 21, at t ht· t:uclld Ur~nrh of the Anahl'im l.lbrary NEWPORT RAIUSOR PBW: The lluMnci..' .aid rrofessional Women 's Club w1ll prt•St-nt lht! annual "Bos.s or th<" Year" t•W rd beeannmg at 6 30 pm. Fridu)', Feb 16, al the Mtosa Vl'rdl' Country Club. MCVAY-MCVEIGH-MCVEY: Tht> annual meeting or the famlly archives group Wlll lake place al 1 30 p m Sunday, Feb 18, at State Mutual Savings. 615 E First St , Tustin. All members and pro pect1ve membt>rs who are McV descendants are mv1tcd to attend CUPPED W1NGS: The United Airlines stewardess alumnae group will sponsor an In- terline Brunch and F ashion Show at Bullocks in South Coast Plaza at 9 :30 a .m. Thursday, f'eb. 22. WOMAN 'S C L U B OF SAN J UAN CAPISTRANO: A meeting wall began at noon Tuesday, Feb. 20, at the clubhouse. 31442 El Homo St.. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS: The Huntington Beach Chapter will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 21, al Murdy Park, Htmtingt.on Beach IRVINE JUNIOR EBELL: The group is sponsoring its 7th Annua l Spelling Bee at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 15, in the multi-purpose room or El Camino Real School, Irvine. The public is invited ASSOCIATION OF aE'l'lAED FEDEaAL E MPWYEES: A mcctlnai wlll bt>eln at 1.30 p m . t lh San Olcao Gu und Electric Bulld- ln11, Sun Cl mt>nl . Chapter 816 will hour the as- *oclaUun'it national prc11Jdent, Mlchpel Nave. 8 UN I N t:NS AN 0 PROFF.SSIONA L WOME : Ttw l''uuntum Vullt'Y Club invites the pubUc to c~lebrul~ lh • beglnnlnlf of lntema- tlonal W(\(•k hononn1 members of tbe Ensenada nnd Tijuana Club. ull Juanilll Stokes. 834-6628, for Information N~WPORT UBRARY FlllENDS: A meet- 1ne will be h<ild ol the home or Mrs. Gll~rt f'<-r11w,on tx•.:lnnJng at 10 a m. Tuesday, Feb. 20 R s crvutaons. Mrs J oseph Johnson. 645 3332. L£ACUF. OF WOMEN VOTERS: The Orangf' Coast Ch1tpll'r will hold an art a uction and w'ne and hon. d'oeuvres t-vent at 7:30 p.m. S.iturduy, f'l'b 17, ut the University Community l'u1 k liuildlng, lr"vme. Admis~1on 1s $2.50 per Pl'rt.oo and the event ls open to the public. PROVIDENCE SPEECH AN O BEARING: Thf' next card party luncheon will begin at noon Friday. Feb. 16, in Hammond Hall, St. George's Episcopal Church, Laguna Hills. RANCHO VIEJO WOMEN: The group will meet at 10 a m. Tuesday, Feb. 20. In the Com- munity Room, Peoples Federal Savings, Sad dleback Valley P laza, El Toro. SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL: The Newport Harbor group will hold its 11th annual fund raising event, Las Vegas Nile, at 7 :30 p.m. Saturday. Feb. 17, at the Fountain Valley Civic Center. For tickets or information, call Edie Moore, 979-0930. AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S AS· SOCIATION: The Irvine Charter Chapter will hold a Las Vegas Night at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17. at the Montanoso Recreation Center, Mission VieJo. For ticket information, call Carol Mor- rison. ~3178 or 545-1752. ORANGE COUNTY PmLHARMONJC: The Irvine Terrace Associa tes will meet for a luncheon at 11:30 a .m . Thursday, Feb. 15. al the Balboa Bay Club, Newport Beach. SUCCESS SEMINAR : A get-acquainted meeting and dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. Wed- nesday, Feb. 21. al Manny's Coffee Shop, Hunt- ington Beach. Call 842·4554 for reservations and information. I'm Your Slave DEAR ANN: Please my Creator. I pay more pnnt Uus "confession" money for y ou than I that appeared in 'These give to the church and Times,'' a magazine put all cbarlties. out by the Seventh-Day I mix your nicotine in· Adventists. I think it cease with the mucus or says a mouthful my throat, longs, and A.R.J nostrils aod blow It ln&o DEAR A.a.,.: So do I. the facn of my ramlly for eight months a nd doesn't pick up a clue that be is married is less than bright." Obviously you have never had the expe rience. Well. J have, and you don't know what you're talk- Ann Loaders AAUW Luncheon The Jrvlne branch or the American As- soc i at1on of University Women wlll hold a rund·raising luncheon at 11:30 a.m . Thursday, March l , at Mercury Savings and Loan, El Toro. Above are Mrs. Darlene Oster and Mrs. J oan UtUefield with antique dolls, which will be part or a presentation by a docent from Bowers Museum. Tickets, at $3, are available from Mn. Bradford Balley,551-654.2. Women~ Club Lunch Elleen Schennum and Laura Condrey, above, glance through cookbooks which will be awarded as prizes at the Women's Club of J rvine fund-raising luncheon at 11 :30 a .m. Tuesday. Feb. 20, a t Mercury Savlnes and Loan, El Toro. Proceeds will eo to the club's scholarship fund. Guest speaker will be astrologist Jim Baker. Tickets, at $3, are available from Laura Condrey, 7S2-8240. Presidents' Day Sale Starts February 15 Orig. NOW Price S20-24 S33-38 s70-so sportswear NEWPORT BEACH * $7 " ~ $13 $15 $25 dresses * skirts t S FASH ION ISLAND 6444411 Here ltls: and friends. Normal I AM YOUR SLAVE! breath goes downward. Yoa are doler &o me bat yoar smoke noats In t b a a a a 1 I J v i n g &Jae air; 90 I force all lo creahlre. Yoa repose lo the room &o breathe this my pocket jast over my stifllng refuse. ing about. ""'--------~ have known tbe game he --------------------------------------• am a 25-year-0ld pro· was playing.) beart. I rlsll my life for you. Wllh my Ups I cattss By beawy s moking I you more tba.n I do all take one chance in tea or tbe members of my bavlng lung cancer family. became of you. You see Wben I awake I t.u.rn W. In the color or my to yoo and follow you all flngen, teeth and skin. day long. I worship at I jut sack one end of your 8brine with burnt the cigarette whUe you offerings at coMtant ln· smoke tbe othe r end. I t.enab. am you slave! On my desk the fitts D E A R A N N seldom go out on yoar LANDERS: You said in altar. I call on you for a recent column. "A girt help m0tt than I call on who goes out with a m an fessional nurse a nd no Arter six months dumbbe ll. For s ix things be gan to get months J went with a serious and he bad to ad- man every weekend, mil that he had a wife plus a few nights during and two children. I was t he we e k . H e h'B d shocked. So, you see - Thanksgiving and it CAN happen Christmas dinners with MISLED my family as well as DEAR LEO: Tltere's other holidays. a naw ln yoar story. I This man bought me find It bard to beUeve e xpensive jewelry and that a girl wbo was so be look me to all the chummy wttb a man for nicest places. He liked sill months would not lo s how me off and we have bis bome phone frequently had dinner number. Have you ever and went to the theater thought or writing flc- with his friends. CJ re-lion as a bobby? Yoa do a lize now they m us t it well. 1eauty parlour AN INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY CENTER FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN .. Cordially Invites You To ... OUR GRAND OPENING FESTIVITIES FEBRUARY 26 THAU MARCH 2nd GRAND OPENING SPECIAL All SERVICES HERB JEFFRIES lntemetlonally Acclaimed Singing Star. Will Entertain Live. MARCH 3, 4 to 8 p.m. Your Beauty Center Offers:• European Hair Styling for Men & Women • Hair Analysis • Pe.nnanent Waving • Custom Coloring • Make Up Consultant • lndjvidual Lashes • Manicuring • Pedicuring • Sculptured Nails• The Finest Products. \ 270 So. Brtstot •Suite 102 <The Cn>Nrolda of Redhill & Br11to1. Coe1a Mesa)• 714-587-22S. ...... ., -. .. GRAllD OPElllllG SPECIALS I 11 . ' . . . ·\ •' • "" • II -lli/t .... lt ................................ ..... I~~' ......... _,.Ill' 'N ftMf1 -..r ... -t.,..... ... ,. Ill ~~~ ... -. ...... ef *,..,.,..., ... hr at B .... 1 • Ill • CLllll ...,Falt lllli.atll'• .... , c.1"8.U. FEii FWTS ,.... s21• s....., • For the oven, the akillet or broiler Mahi Mahi ••••• Sl 5! Relive t.hoee Hawaiin memori• Fryer Wings •• ~&9~ From "King Size" Grade "A" fryers Chicken Livers 8~ Crab legs ••••• 52'? · POLISH s499 I HAM :.:: Perfec t for 4 ur 5. or manv 1andw1chee' P• kl . s10 9 IC esa ..., ... . J<oeher Whole or Halvtii ..... 3i 0 1 Jfir ~· F 111it Drinks • • . • &9c ., M inute Maid 64 oz . ~ . three flavors ·-----------------~ Grapef 111it :~JUICE 69 Tropicana pure 1u1re-32 oz glass ( ............ M u liH •.. Ut) Goudas· Edams '1 19 Wispride party favorit.es ... i oz Sliced Salame 79c Authentic Gallo Italian meats! 3 oz Cheezecake 5 & $ 1 Desserts • Choice of many navort1 to make Jubille o favorite! 3 oz. each Frozen Foo d - ~ ENCHILADAS ............. 55c ..., ...... Cllidlll-7 ¥1 N N Potatoes ••••••• &9c Haah Browns (211) or O'Brien (l~•J Di111erssw.., •••• 49c Macaroni & Beef, Macaroni & Cheese, Spaghetti w/Meat Ba118 ..• 12 oz ICE CREAM Springfield-all flavors-half-gal. Vegetablesaozuc 49c Springfield-Corn or Mixed Vegetables Entrees :: ••••• 5119 Green Peppers, Saliabury Steak or Stuffed Cabbage Rolls-14 oz FRUIT I PIES~ Ch008e Double Crust Apple, Dutch Apple or Peach! 31 ounces big Freeh ... from Grade "A" fryera frynr Brealli11 -. ..... ~ltl K1n1t &1zed chicken off era more good eating-more mrat in ratio to bone-and more value in our Grade "A" quality! Hand cut.(•/" Clll) dl.ESS ROI.LED BW $249 ROAST • Chuck cut Choice Bhoulder clod 7 Bone Roast •. 516? C'huck cut U.S .D.A. Choice beef LEGS & THIGHS 99! Meaty! from plump Grade" A" fryera Chuck Steak .' ~. 511? Cf'nter Cut! U.S.D.A. Choice beef Meaty! ... to bake or barbecue 0 Bone Roast •• s1 1? Chuck cut U.S .0 .A. Choice beer 8111f lri1klli =-l~ICE ....... ~2.1/l WIT1I Fill rACUGE 09IOll sour Ill! Sprinkle Onion Soup Mix over brisket, wrap in foil and roast in oven for 40 to 45 minutes per lb. at 325• They'll love it' ... 'cause it's the Better Way' .. and you'll agree there'll a whole lot more to like at El Rancho SausagerrAlMll mu s 16? Sliced Bacon ••. s1 5? Bratwurstn...s s11? Choose mild or hot ... no nitrites El Rancho's thicker ''ranch style" Pork, veal, seasoning-no nitrites Ground Beef ~n:s 17? Steaks =:. .. 52'? Ground Beef : s15? Lean-does not exceed 22<·;, fat Does not exceed 15% fat· 3 per lb Does not exceed 30% fat cont.ent (Or Lewst ~ ... , II ... ) , liJp Sirloin lieak ... 11.5/l Compare the differenre . and choose the Better Way! Aged beef ... U.S.D.A. C'ho1re -Butcher Shop Service! (loin cut) Ham Loaf .. uv •• s1 1? Ham, pork, fmh eggs, bread crumbs Boneless SJ89 HAM • Wilson Masterpiece·l '12-2 lb avg GENUINE MU.fm VEAL featured every day at El Rancho U.S.O.A. Choice-Weetern raised S uper Fresh Produce Top Sirloin ~ s3'~ Loin cut of U.S.D.A. Choice beef PORK ROAST Bonelet1S rolled Eastern Boston bull Aran dos LARCEFUERTE •• I I! Bunch 29 Spinach ! Garden fresh! All green, tender smooth ... and the large size affords more value Navel Or-..s 39! =-~m:-.. -25c ...... . Large size .•. sweet and juicy! There's a whole lot m ore to like at El Rancho! Meaty! .•. from Alaaltan crabs Freab mountain trout from Idaho Cooked Shrinp s41? The right size for shrimp cocktail Oysters ~ •••• s211 Eight oz jar (IUTlll 1.11> Hallnd s449• STEAK CenteT cut from Northern fish Johann Ml'18ttr u.,m40• 1mport4'd from Gl'rmon~ . t:rclum,E>ly for El Ron<hn And for }OU ' Liebfraumlch •• s229 Johann Meister ror fine value. .5t.h Riesling ••n a .. 5299 Johann Meister dinner companion! 5th Zeller sm111Run ••• s299 Johann Meiater German favorite! 5th Save 1.00 on t.be 1.76 liter size Cl111y Scotch .. s599 Pour a brand you kn<>f! Fifth T ·1 s311 equ1 aawms ••• Bottled uclua1vely for us! Fifth El Rancho VODKA The 1.75 ltr s11;e reduced 1.00! Scotch ... ,ms ••• s449 Bottled for El Rancho-and you' Quart Ronrico Rum ••• s4 49 Chooae Light. or Dark ... t ifth PAUL s449 MASSON Rhine Castle or Emerald Ory-J .5 Jtr Apple Juice=~ ..... s 129 Ptic~~::ff·v;.riu:/;~· 15 T omat.o Juice ....... 59< Open Daily 9 to 9 Sunday JO to 7 Lofe the natural roodness of natural Apple Juice from Speas Farm! Here's to health! No Sales to Dealera Enjoy the rich flavor of Glorietta any time of the day! 46 ounce can Ca1$_up140zaorru .......... 29< Cl.OSfJ -~ 11 Facial Tissue ...... 45c There's value in the Springfield label ... vine-ripe goodne88 in cat.sup! To help you through the aneezin' eeaaon! Springfield Wbjt.e or Yellow .• box ol 200 Potato Chips NATURAL 79< D• I 1·1 OR RC COLA s 129 1e • 1 e Six PACK ••••••• Bell Brand brinp you nat.wal chipe ... regular or <lip •.• in the 6 oz package A refreahing taste treat that'• eo welcome after work or play or for pleasure! 12oz ca.n6 Punch.-. . . • • • &9c to.v Sugar, Red, Grape, Berry-46 oz Detergentl9 •••• sgc Springfield Lemon, Pink· 32 oz Ritz Crackers • ~··age Nestle Bars.. 59c 4 Nabisco'• butter-y wafers! 16 oi Almond, Crunch, Milk Chocolate-5 oz Pie Fil Ing •••••• s 12• Comstock'• Cherry· by Oecqel 21 oz MargarinelWT •••• &9c Parka,Y spreada 80 eaally! 1 lb ctn J L. ·d s111 oy 1q111 •••••• For dl.ahea· 32 ounce (2'c tff) Juice .a., ....... 99c From Ocean Spra_y ••• .a ounce Pie Crust Mix •• 55c ~ Dressing. , •••• &sc Wesson Oil •••• '1 •• Cat Food ••••••• 17c Betty Crocker Jtec. or Stieb-11 oa Ore11 a .. tad with Kratt-8 oi FJY fooda with "Weeeon·a lity"-38 oz Sprinlfleld· aU varietJea· 6V. oz ARCADIA PASADENA SOUTH PASADENA HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEAC H EASTBl UFF IRVINE LAGUNA HILLS ... 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Orepe or Oranp-64 ounce CGFFEl FILTEIS .............. 4k PUOIM UQUm ............ 19c Mr. CoffM rut.en do th• jobl .•• peckap ol 60 It'• llO kind tn your hands .•• 22 Oun~ . I ........ ,,, .. ,, .. ,, ... , ... , . .-,. ..... ,,.""•• --' . ~ ~ ' -. ' ' . ~ ~ . . . ' -. ~ ' . . . . . . . - r ~ ,.-. ,,, • ' • • .-• ,.... ~,,. • •• ••• • •••·tt •-. ~ .-• •• .... I . . . • . . .. . . 1 I l 17 USED CARS • 5 MA..-CI SIDAM Automatic trans • air conditioning. radio. heater, tinted glass. wsw tires. wheel covers & low miles. Lie •521 LIA Stk. #307A '2278 '75 CHEVROLET · MOMIA COWi 2 Door. Automatic trans.. factOfY air cond1h0ning & low miles. This is a sharp oerl Lie. 1765HOA Stk. tP3632 '2778 75FORD GUM TomMO 4 D0oa Automatic trans.. factory air cond .. powe< steeong & brakes. tilt wheel. .vinyl roof and rw:'tio. Uc. I016MCMI Stk JP3576. '2878 '76 DODGE srotrTCOUN Hardtop. 3 speed "gas saver" standerd trans.. 6 cyt. engine and radio L1c. IWVJ323 Stk IP3603A. '3178 '74 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOa Automatic trans.. factory air cond .. power steering, Powef brakes. vinyl roof & radio. Lie. I 133SCO Stk. #211A '2478 '4 D , LJ'D.2 DOOlt Hardtop. V8. automatic trans.. air cond .. power steering & brakes. AM/FM radio & low miles! Lie lJ.372KSt Stk. #P3712. '2878 '76 AMC MATADOl M»L HAIDTOP Automatic. factory air cond.. rYWf stoonng & brakes. radio. heater & only 32.000 miles on this gas saver . Lie. #seoNIG Stk. 1646A '2978 '77 DODGE COLTJDOOll Cute little gas saver with 4 speed trans.. AM/FM stereo cassette. vlnyl root, bucket .seats & rallye wheels. Lie J221SVZ Stk.12642A '3378 "ROBINS·READY" means every used car we sell must have passed these rig id inspections for safety and reliability. m our own modern reconditioning department - BRAKES ELECTRICAL ~RONTEND Unings. Power Systems. Hydraulic Systems Hom. Lights. Ignition and Power Systeme Wheel Alignment. Shocks and Steonng Sys· tem. POWERTRA'N Trans.. Rear End. and Electronlc Scope. 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The DAIL y '9LOT OHUftWS laDilty for the first itt- ~ iftsertiOft Ollly. ........••••••......... 1002 JASMINE CIHIC-YtlW-4JJt.OOO Gortu'<>u tn ll'\'l'I brnnd n('w "Sea Un•N t'" muctel with mnny added a rncntllN. Au r ond fully lundsr a r>t'<I. ~• u to ~pr 1 n Id t• r :,. I u ~ u r y <'pl n )! m 1rron•d wardrobes. b{'ct UI h ~ht (l\lUt('l. 3 BH F :1m rm & formul OH G Jll' ).!Uttrdt.-d an •a B<'l ter Hurry 1 WESL!T N. TA YLOll CO. 211 IS.. JH .. I• ........ HlWrotrT CEHTB. N.I. '44-4910 VALENTINE SHCIAL -This 4 Bdrm 3 ba th split lPvcl pool home has a lar~e fa mily room w/wetbar. New carpels. ne w paint and secluded bar k yard. Prirro under market for rast sale . $118.000. Don't delay! Call today 546·414' Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach Is It Possible? ••••••••••••••••••••••• O LD CO RONA D EL JUST USTB>!!! Newortleach BUILDERS Sharpen your J)t.'nc1ls' Herc is that rart.> bu1lda · ble land you '\•t· been ~arctunF: for. 7,orw d ror muluple units Approx :i rrules from th1• •1t·can ~9'$91 ()pen E 11t'' MAR 4.000sq n Yt'S' 11 Tn ple A, double wtde lot just off <X'l'an Bhd Formal hving rm +family rm w /wet bar. 5 larf;ll' bedrms, each with 1l's own bath J !>t'('ludl>d pn vatt• patios Spiral ~ta1n:aM• lt•adrni: lQ 2 ncl levl'I 4 ca r t•nclOSt'\l i.:arnl{t·. All this under Ofll' rool on cornt•r UPPH BAY FIXER k>l Uno't ll'l th1.., one gt•t 5 hedroom, 3 hath. bwll awa>' Call 67~ KS50 .• by John Lytle Nt'edl> ' '· · : ;:~~ b~H!~:~~rri~ [ ® lfl&IJJI cu:,tom "-statel>, a soar . -~ 2 story. open b4>a m ----- entry way with skylights SHEl.P S & indoor garden hc·s Just Transferred. va cant. 10::.1de the front door Owner pays buyer's cos· (>vl'r JOO() s<!Uan· ft.>el or lS. Big 4 br, 8 yr:, new. J\t luxury hving. Full pn cc t r a c l I v e r a m SL'i.9.000. t;a II 556-2660. neighborhood. $98, !IUO DUPLEX Hard lo find 3 bdrm • 2 ba~ each unit; l(ood c ond. Xln t s um - mer/Wlnt.er area. Slt'ps LO the beach. Pnced al $212,000 associated llROKEAS--AEAl TORS 102~ 'W l olbQO b'1 ) .. i HO•••NO NO PAlNTlNG ....... . NO CLEANING ...... .. WelJ located 3 br on a pretty s treet . Formal dlnlnA roo m. corner brick fireplace. & proud patio. 2 blk.s lo Newport Harbor Hig h School. Owner anxious so call C:SELECT CaJl now1 HJ\L PlNCHIN now! MS-7221 I PROPERTIES 4 BR + den $69,500! Sunke n livrni: roo m Bnck fireplace J\11 r~· modeled k1tcht•n F:x edlent IOt'at1on Im m111:ulate bar~ain ' Call f.i.o;l Lo take advuntage' 752 17011 t'; I • '' I .. ,, ~ "' '.i t • [~IEftlHI COUNTRY SETIIHG I~ L'I a fine alternalive to !>mall lots & conl(csted lnll't hvmg. Localed m a footJull area . but close to shopping & top r ated schools. 3 Bedroom. l! hath, family room, pool & it's top quahty. Full price. $1 24 .9 50 Call 751·3191 C:::SELECT I PROPERTIES Newport Heights 3 BR-FIXER! Price Jus t r e duced 1 Giant lot. Walk to beaeh. One year home warran· ty, too! Call fast, 752-1700 ,,,._,,.-' fltfffi• If\ rt f'J r.111U fHI I [~llUI ADULT CONDO OMl y $65,500! Localt.>d rn park Ukc ~et ting w /blfl l awns & magnihc1enl gro unds Sought after sln11te story unit w /cenlrol air. Pool. Sauna. Pulling ttree n Walk to r:nrltts. banb. restununl4. Phone oow Open Eva. 545-94!11. (~IYMlfi§INIJtl Real Est.ate EASTSIDI CUSTOM PRJMl!AREA Protessionallr decorated & upgraded In good wt.e. New plush crpll, Dramatic atrium cuitry Extreme ly lge Uv rm. huae du•I slumP1tone frplc w /c anlltevercd hearih. Rough uwo cedar panemn1. Mint. move ln condltJon Don't hesitate. Pboo~ now. $6-9'91. ()pen &vea. ~ Walker Ir I r.e 'RUI Eis LllO REALTORS ~ 675-4392 Find what y~u ~in W"ll Dail~~ ~ass1f1eds ~·* CLASSIFIED WHtcliff Reotty_ HOURS * * * .i\ttvt•f11'4'r' m." pl,u • ll•·1r Jll• I" I• I• pl11011• K 10,1 m 111:1 .~•I'm Moll!t,t\ 1hr11 1-rul,I\ K IOntlOfl !'o,1l 11rtl.1\ 4'11:'-I /\ '11-:.'i\ n1 1-11'1- :L'l()W 11,1\ M:t!>hill Ill '\ 11'\C:'f()"I; fH \I ti I 1K7:1 lll•;11 .. Ill\ ol MO 1220 l.AC~Ul'o A II ~:Al'll 11116 Glt•nnt•vn • l.ll11una lli>arh 494 94r"' l'OOHTI It 'Ill '\.TY thnf lrt•tt ~>10 t.'lH CLASSIFIED DEADLltUS lli'olflllllt' lnr cop\ & !ulh •~ ,, 1(1 pm lh1· cl.1\ b •hlft• p11hltt ,tllftfl I , 1 "I~ hlf 'uni I." ,_ \1 "n d,I\ r 1l111 un' ""''" ,14.,~111111•" S.itur<I." I:! Olt1ifl CLASSIFIED REGULATIOMS r:ll HOii~ Ad\ 1•rl1"'r' '>h<JOld rhN'k lhl'1r ud• fl.uh & n •port ••rrnr' Imm"'" .1 I 1• I v ,. II ~: IWI y 1•11.crr J •'<Uffil'' ln1hoh1v ll>r 1h1• lor'I 111 C'OfTI'I t on"·n ion 011h C 'A '111'~ 1.1.1\Tll l'lo'\ "llt'n lulhnl! .m .111 ht• 'uN· In mJk1• 11 r"1·11rd nl I hi' I\ 11. I, N l' M II ~ II jll\l\'11 YttU tw \'hUI ,111 1.1kl'r II'< r•'l'\'lfll nl \CIUI ,·um1•ll .. 11nn Th" kill n11m1.·r mu'<l hi· fHI'"'" u,1 bv llw nll vr•rlt•>'r "' r""°"' Ill 11 d l)PUlt• C'ANn :J.1.ATIO'\ 011 1·0111n·cT10 1' o~· N ~:w I\ J) 111" ~·o IC ~: 111 ''\'\INl i ~:v1>rv rfltlf1 1" m11d•• In kill Of" l'(lffl>('I It !l•''4 atl llw<t h1" h<'t•n 11r11t•n'ft. hut ,.,, 1'anno1 l'U.1r.in h'I' 111 dn"' unlll llw Md hi" lllllW.tl"ll lft l ht' P.•l'I~ 1>1~mA01J:-;•: Al ..... 'll>t>M• 1111• arl" "' rwl h l'i.~h In rtd,·anc'I' hv m1>1I nr .11 ;on' M l' nl our nl """" NO 1>hon1• U<"dl't'< llr .ull 1 JI ,. :I p m t'nd11v ('O'ot ,, Mt''U nl IK'I' & I:! noon ut ,ill br<lnc'h oll IN'<. Tll~: lll\11,V I'l l.OT ""''''vi'~ !hr t11thl to c l~~llv. rd1t. nn"'r or r1•ru~1· a n\ .. 11' ,., llM'f'llMll. un<I tn t h11n11I' 11( r11lf"I & rr 11ula1to1i. ~11hflut llf'llW l!ctl 11·4• CLASSIFtlO MAIUMG 4DDllSS I' CI 11(1~ lfiW t'1 ... 111 , ...... , !l:Zfi2!1 Robert R. Fallows 7611 Amazon Dr. Huntington Beach You are the winner of Two f1-H Ticbts to Tennessee Willi ams THE ECCEKTRJCITIES OFA MIGHTIHGALE Slarnng Sandy Dennis at the Long Beach Conven· uon Cent.er . 300 E. Ocean Blvd. Loog Beach. To cl81m your tickets. Call 6'2·5678. ext 272. *** llGCAMYOH EUGANCE This condominium home should ~ In "'llo use BeautJful". Total rerine- ment reflected in this 2 bedroom , 2 full bath home on one level in a security gale environ- ment. Two private pelios plus r ec r e ation al facllJUes of pool, jacuzzi and tennis. $162,500. WATERfRONT HOMV!t REAL ESTATE 631-1400 41r'"-'t $83,900 Impressive l story. sur- rounded by brick. 4 huge Bdrms, gracious living room, elegant dining room, spacious kitchen t bre akrast bar . Whispering trees " privacy. Call 645-0303 FORESTE OLSON CALI.MOW 3 Bdrm family ho me w 1trplc. $64 , 500 a II terms. ~" a..ttya.phr 754-7100 VIEWHOMI 8lf1 4 bdrm. tmly home w/My nllht llgbt view1 Wit bu • wood <S«ltea backyrd. Harbor view's bat at $185,000. Fee. 846-77U. ~ Walkr.r t: lee Real E.t.ate Sd1 Idle Items LIDO ISLE Hny vww from 2 patio dl-t·ks l'nhanceR r uti lom ~pudous ~ bdrm .. 4 b ath \rdd10ooal hom('. like n~w. !deal fot l'nlt•rtuirun,g Com er Jot. $SOO,OOO OCEAN Flt ONT Quality <·r:1rts mansh1p ln muhog. trim & oak noors sl'ti-orf this lundmurk: 4 BR, :l ba ho mt· ln rinl'sl loratlon Estublastwd trc<.'s & lawn!.. $485,000. IACIC IAY l•'1nl• 4 bdrm .. 2'h buth rum1ly home on q u1~t c ul de s a c· Ovt·rs b.<'d pool . pluyhouse, stor~1~t· $169.UOO Tt·rmi.. IAYFltOHT Sl'Vl'r<ll rinc bayfront hnmt•s with plf!r & sU11 AVALON Well construch .. -d, 3 BH. 1 bu . ouk floor, partiul bas t•nic•nt. concrl'lt• foundation Flats a r<'a $120.000 fl'cc. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 l\11r11l1 I>•·~· N B t.l':J 1,101 OWNER WILL CARRY-I 0°/o on this beautiful 4 Bedrm. 2~ bath home in Lake Forest . Featured in L.A. Times Home Section. Home has deck with bench seating . Sl09.500. Call Craig, 631-1266 RE/MAX of cosfa fnHG, tr.JM, Mwporf beoctl. lftc. 214 E. 17Ht Strfft, Costa~ 611·1266 N11tionw1d<' Nt.>twork of lndividuull:v O"Tled and Operall'd Heal Estate Officcs CAREER IM RU&. EST A TE •OHIFRH• ..... oclllctory USSOft PETEr.RRETT Attain your real estate license now .. sta rl the R lTY year with a new pro- 642_5200 fession .. .featuring excil-~~~~~~~~~I ing Telecourse 2000 Pro--gram. the rasl and easy way to pass lhe slate ex- ams. Call for an appl. lo. day. IFYOU have a service to offer or goods to sell, pla<'c an ad 1n th e Da11r Pilot Classified Section Phone 642-5678. Salt Real Estate School 67S.4890 675-4890 macnab I Irvine realty CAT ALIHA VllW! From this executive 2-story. 3 BR home. Lg. family rm -formal dining rm -separate guest rm w/full BR & bath ! Custom drps & s hutters. Bring offers -NOW ONLY $190,000! CT -105) HORTH IA Y HOME Wa lking distance to Npt. Beach Gol f Cours e! Customized residence -4 BRs. bea utiful paneled family rm. formal dining rm. Solar hea ted pool & jacuzzi + full alarm system. A terrific value at $169,500! <T·105 ) LOIS EGAN 644-6200 642-8235 901 Dover Drive 644-6200 Harb« View Center Irvine •t Campus Valley Center 752·1414 SlllC & FINO' A8SURD C A I P A 0 R A E M S 0 A 0 N N X T N t S R E H T C E R R 0 C N l 0 A S 8 I E N S 0 S S F A V C E N S N 1 0 A S 0 T S L T S E N 0 T R Y S S L P I 8 U C 8 W I S T R N E 0 A E E A T E R 0 H H 0 U T U P I S 0 L N C 0 S A E 8 R A Y t L I P 0 Y 0 E S I 0 E A R 0 S E S I L N C I K R S I X L S H D 0 0 U T U N E L S 0 T N C 'O C P 0 H 0 H L R S L N C L I T E A 0 I 1 U M U X E 0 0 0 R E L C B S L A M P 0 0 L T t 0 0 Y P 0 K I H L K A K A T N U W 0 C U I 1 E I E L A A A E R 0 S N I L S U S C S R L G F E P P A U I L L A 0 V t S E 0 P U B A H 0 A L U A D G W I T L L T I C 0 : .,.. . Wd, ~. dowfl Ot dlltol-,, Flftd Mdl llld bo~ It In.~ Slfy ErTOMOlll Rldkulou• .. Stvpld lncomct ""omrout "' Wiid lll·AIMltd NonlJtlllicel " Flllt SellMI• Ptrtdoxlul " Foollall l.udkrOUI Mon st rout Tomorrow: Or .. end Animels U~l()U IN CORONA DEL MAR OM-TOP-0,·T H l -IOAT\ ve1w T 111itd11lly r••fllt>•l••l1•il 'I lt11fr11 , 1lu r1 Z"> h11lh • JK.)(ll, "'"''' • ..,,.,,. , tiltllll!O fr11l1· lo f,IC 111111 ,,..,1, t,.lr l tl, t•.t ; 111i1 f•w . t·:X<'Ll lh l VJ•.' PllYACY <.)u tt'f 11lu1o'i'l&1l1t 1•· 1.111111 ~11 h v thiH it lwclr<)(Jn1 , :1 lw tli f 1u11t.:•• lll)d1 lunflK t1o mc• l'rl v ul l1t u1 l1 UC'('C'K"· 11r lc••· $1 7H :,oo FAST ISCROW O w 11t·r 11f r flM ('t111rnwr W.llltK fo"\I t•'ll'l llW V,11 II 'J lot. dt•11r1 :l l.><lrm . clc·u. ~ hl•11 y /\~~l llJ! ~ 112.r,oo SHOllCUFFS COTIAGI St11n11Jc-<1 '.t bdrm. l brick frpl('N<. nr pvt twud1 peg /gr v noors. vu rant ;1nd $300 00(J IJ~IVUI: tiVML\ REAL TORS'. 67~ 6000 2443 l:-,nl Co.i'>t H1qhway , Corona rl.-1 M .. 1 .11'>0 '" M•·'>d V• 111 .. J I &4u !..9'10 COMFOIT AILE TOP LOCA TIOM UVIHG IAYCREST, HI In this open s pacious . Xlnt floor plan. well 3br. 2ba fa mily home built. 4 Bdrm 2~ bath .. Gas BBQ 1n kitche n f a mil y . d1n1n g. 2 Famrm/dm.rm.Lg well fireplaces . Charming lnd.scpd lot. Qwel. prc- and waiting for the ri~ht su gious nelithborhood fa mily. RV access on See to appreciat e & comer lot See gorgeous you'll love it 1 Owner will woodsy buck yard off help finance. 979-5370 din ing . ramil.v a r ea A ln~ludi ng p1ct urt.>squc LLSTA TE Otive tree. s hrubs and _ I,.. nower"S. i...--------• 1800 u ·ewan:t REAL TORS 400£.17""' FOR Alt IEACH HOUSE c.M aaw 2 Be d r oom . bri c k ~~r!.,!-'·~·~._-! .. ~:~-~-fl!+~~I ft.replace at garue. Take • 1 ;_,. • over loan. Tremendous location. 1122.500. JACOIS HAI.TY INVEST 675-6670 Select .ocation in Va n 1---------Nuys; 14.720 sq. ft in- dustnal bldg .. leased to substantial tenant. Reot S33,570lnple net $480,000 F\JU price -will trade . 673-4400 HARBOR ·\ I >1\1 ... ion 111 ll.1rbm lnH• ... 1m1n11"1i •VETERAM5• ./ JOIH SUCCISS Expr'd s alesmen· He re's a chant'C lo JOUl an acll ve beach office with more rbent.s than assoclatt.>s. Beach area buyers are more affluent. s ales larger . loans e as ie r 70~ s pilt Rental ac- llvtl1es apuonal. He plys con!1denual. BURR WHITE REAL TOR, INC. 675-4630 Why rent when you can ---------buy. No down u p to Sl00.000. Do 1t now• Call Ma ke yo ur sh o ppln ~ Kerry Ew 1 n I! Bk r easier by usmg the Daily 968-7482 Pa.lot Classified Ads cae: 810111 BLllifS CD. OVER 50 YEARS Of SERVICE SPYGLASS OCEAN VIEW Truly Spectacular View From This Beautiful 3 BR + F .R. Portsmouth Model. Upgraded Kitchen . Formal Dining. Large Fam. Rm. W /F .P . Courty ard H as P o ol. Fire pil . GlassccJ.Jn .facu7.z 1 Off Beautifully Decor ated Maste r BR. Call Now. $430,000 DEERFIB.D. IRVIHE Spacious Plan Four ts Located On End Of Cul-de-Sac. 4 BR. 3 Ba. & Family Room. Dining Room. Kitchen Has All The Extras + Breakfast Room. Look Out At Lovely Prof. Landsc a ped Yards Community Pool. Green Belt. $139.500. ® --....., ..... 631·1• HI DOVll DllVI .. ~.. '~~ . ~· .... ''"11,!hl,hl ,,,.,.,,,.,,. ' 11l•1n •on ,,,,,,.,11111m ,,11 •· "'' "", uUht .. Vlt'WOfltw Ult' 1 •1111111 l $11H t 'If" br 'It.la ti1;m .. la 1 '"'~"''" f I •11' 1mtJ 1.t~ htrd C'lt~ In 1t1• r ,,,,,,,,011111 '"""'·)a' u11l 1uu1 t.-nnla I llill h; J/111111 U(ifll olf~ ._,111 b 2 c•!H <11• t 11t •1ul f!&" "I"' J•1t H 1tlf"f1 h f 12'h) (JOU 'l•tll 11J11d•lv ,,~u lola1u1 I J lfJI JI l 1f ,MI \ fi 1 I I II 11•' Iii', 1)/(Jl.J 1'44., .. I I ;, 'It.,,,,,., ( .,,,,,. •J• 1 ,~ .. "·"II '" .. I• •·I I•,,,, ,'r'+IJ f.Cfl ~ l"°91>9NMftllfy -MCI end oOef ....0 PANORAMIC VIEW SPY.USS HtU.S Bra nd ne w Jislinf? ! T his 4 Bdrm ''Tradcwmds" model is immaculate inside & out. You'U love the view too! Thoroughly upgraded & priced to sell. Don't miss th.is one! Quality & value a t $389.500. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 646-5112 r~rzt~rzfqa 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-4111 WHATS IMPOllTAHT G arage-3 car PLUS Bltns Rec veh.icle-a mple parking in yard Bedrooms-3 a nd 2 baths Fir eplaces in living & dining rooms Extras·beamed ceilings & parquet nrs Location. N. B. -s minutes to beach Price only $172.500-FEE LARGE LOT IN NWPT BEACH lncludm~ I 2 Bdr m & I 3 Bdrm. own the land too' Walk to the beach. Ca 11 645-9161 ..1. OPEN HOUSE REALTY ~· COSTA MESA Allt.>nt1on bwlders. an · vcstors . e veryone! &..ante R-2 lot wilh cute 21~~~~~~~~~ bdrm home on rear; on ly SB.5,000 I lolM>o lay hop. RHlftors * 67§...7060. MOTICE how Daily Pilot Class· 1fied ads di~play their ~ages with legibility and Impact~ Our ads, we are proud lo say. really g el r esults . Phone 6'2-5678. .. file~~~~ TRIPLEX 3 -2 bedroom units -all s harp. Great location. Good financ ing available. Very low vacancy rate. Orf ered for a reasonable $164.500. A COl..DW&L ....... CO. 644-9060 2111 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS RO. tN~T CINTEllll S~\\dllA-~~s · That lntrl911ing WorcJ Gom• witlt o Chuckle -----14,,.4 _, (\AY t ~ •·-"'· ,_, ol ..... ·-..... ...-.i..i -d> be-low IO '°'"' lout ~ -ds HUBLES I I I I I' r I Q AWR E I ~,, ............ , --.--, -.c-tt . ~-~ I f I N G E 1 · To<l•l' I oot my lncom. ..... : • ret11nd I don't w1n1 10 Hr !low t I r I I •m"I IM emount WH IOf, blil . - - . . n·s 1n. flttl 1111141 1"'9 ~'* .--------. • ~1'111'19nl en.,.IQPe that I H 0 p G I E I WH ''"''* -I I' I I l •~~~~~~o:1 yo., ~ .... ,._ u.p No J t..lelw • ~t~;,;;r.-~~~,\'""\ r r r r r 1· r 1 e ~~:':~~~~'.,mm 10 I I I I I I J I SCl..+Ji4.&.m Amw.rt a. ca..UflcetlM 1010 ................ ,_ . .,,.,. •. A"'.,..,········~ .. ,.,. .. ' . . . . . . , ----···' ......... ,. ...... I ' ~ .. . . . ... \ 17 • l , • ' . . . .,, w.cru__,.,, Febniary 14 , 1979 Wednelday. FebtulfY 1•. 1979 DAIL 'f PILOT •7 ~Macnab -Irvine ___ _..;.. ___ ;.._____________ __.. -----.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. . . ..................... . ..._.,For S-. ~~ Fw sea. "-"•••for W. Cost. MHa I 024 Coete MeM I 024 ~For s. ,Hou.et for W. .Ho.sea For Sak ~!! .. ~~••••••• ······················ ······················· ·"'···················· ....................... ······················· ······················· ....................... .......................... ,...... '°'' G....... I 002 GtMrol I 002 G..,.... t OOJ tni. I 044 lr-rw I 044 Newport leoch I 069 ... ~ ............ t• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~• c~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• . •;.;·.;.·.;.· ·;.;·.;.·.;.· ·.-·.1·.1.·1.· ················---------POUR.,wts l.ake o~w. ""111rkhn1t 3 • 2 1 itJ b)' ''d" ownrr' Hdrm, w/ntJw unwts. w Ul with t1r1•11l.a11• w dnpee 1100 appli1rnces u< h 4 l)lt • Own r will .. 'ree.h.ly P•tnted. vac:•nt, hel11 nn1u1"1' Ofrt•rrd al rudy to muve In .m d un.ty Jl~ c-»dl (.' 11 11urt C"llJO) 1ng Ortered .,._) in1 at S71.000 C':all ~ 11~1 Wltela11 •""' l1h1fr" Inc ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS lSTATISALI LINGO REAL ESTATE COMPLEnS ~~~ ITH YEAa SALES GAIMS * * U.S * * AHHOUMCES MEW • Showplace: Onlv the Best Orh by 2903 N. Haker . Mtsa \lrrdt' <2 blO<'k:ii North ol Ad1t m11 & 3 block• Weal of Mesa V"rde Or. E.11t off Sam a r > Appl. only (T 1()8) John Cranath G42 823:, EASTSIDE SAL.ES OPENINGS *VETERANS* UP ANSION tH MfWPotn Alli N ~-.,,; J { p a I n l •• d J bldroom hornt.: with din 1n11. f.1mtly r oom , (1n,ph•cc 1111d b1.u lttns. f'tHto $123.950. B K R. (;lill ~ 1720 l.1n.,:o Hl• I E tntr Jnc·orporatt·d .mnnum·t.~ Fchruar~ 15th, the pl<m(Wd l''P(tn-.1on of H~ e\q>Ort Ct>\lJ Me..,a lll\ 1smn L111j!o. .1 lt>ad1nK l.••Runa Ht•.trh n l•ol K-.t<ttt> Brokl•ro~to t-'1rrn hu-. ufflee' m 1 •• t1tun N11:uf'I , Ouna Point. South l~1~un.1. l.nJ,:una Renrh ,1nc1 l\Jt•\\'port Centt•r Al•t•ordin~ to Hod UJle}. of the Newport Co~l.t Mt•..,,1 01v1swn. Lln~o t'"'<perwuc<'d m t97K 1L-; sl'l'Ond l'<Hlst•t·ut1H' ) ear of sult•s m <''<r••ss of $100,000,000. and t'tJ:?hth year or s.ilt·s ~Jt.ns Mr l>ale:y !>lated "Wt• arc deh~hlt'rs and '-<'llers 1n Nt>wport s1nct' openini! our first office here JUSt on e ~f'Hr ago" "Because of the favorable rt>~poni-e. wt• have <1••t·1ded to inc·rcase our C-'O m m1tmcnt to lhc t•o mmunity by t•x panding our staff of £•xperi('n<:ed. wcll·tramcd sal<'s assocwtes ... Mr. Daley further stated that Li ngo had over 200 applicants for only 12 sales positions when opening a year a~o. hut that current expansion will allow ror the addition or a ~realer number of exper ie n ced prof<>ssional s L1c('nsed s~les associates interested m affiliating with Lin~o should contact Mr. Noel Johnson . Manager of the Nt•wport Cvnter office, 644·7020. 644-7020 2123 S~N JOAQUIN HILLS ROA NEWPORT BEACH lu-t'i"llt rlUlnCt'" ln V A 1': !JUiy t!tllblt' )'OU l Oo q1.wllly for s100.ooo bomc- locl.n» with ablolutdy N(} OOWN PAYM&NT Wortd~ ... &tat. an C>raul£e County firm pron&bZ101C Ul VA hume ~ Wt' re the Vt;TS Uwl twlpl.be VETS. f'or more lnlo cult lm Horl-.Atl. 541-0800 TRJrLEX TAR88L -· MnoV .... ._,..x SpacloYI 3 II 2 IA Owner 's u n it with ftreplace + three 2 BR 2 & urut.s. Call S46 5880 for mor~details ~,.HERITAGE ~ on a large com er k)t Jn.500 T•tol~C..,.. w.u,.... 754-1202 ATTENTION BUILDERS Sllper E 's1de Costa Mesa locatJon Older 4 bdrm on large cul-de·sac lot with room to bwld 2 or maybe J more W\lts Listed at Sl.25.000 ' • REALTORS Gr.at lnc0119!1 ~~~~~~~~~ Slfutle ),lQI')' owner umt .: FULLER Rf.AL TY Cal 546-0814 RV OWNERS Attract ive 3 Bedroom home with alley access & extra laTRe lot. Lots or Crull trees A steal Jt JB.500. wtlh 2 townhouse design r1•1Jr unit<. All with private put10, W /D hook up & 1ndiVldual enrlcr..ed ~urai.:l's . C all n o w tiil-K.'l.'IO '" llcAoaP~ 1007 • •••••••••••••••••••••• lliNDNEW CUstom built 4 BR, de n. 3 oo, wet bar-Ready for orcupancy S2 15,000 COAST PROPJ-;RTIES co. 67J 5410. Corona ct.I Mar I 022 ..••..........•.•.....• LOWEST PRICE NEWPORT CENTER RE.ALTY 640.1812 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Magnificent ocean v iew. New 3 bd. lge rms. t3rd bd i. e p. s uite J. Ag l 833.()623; 644-5742 IEAUTYHAS IEEHCAPTURED Luxunous ocean view s mglc family homes nr ln ~ super 4 Bdrm 3 lhc harbor 2012 lo 3200 balh Mt.'Sa Verde hom e. 2 sq rt coming ~oon • story. c ustom pool & 549-5111 Jacu:u1. ternf1<" family ----- home. C~ll 546-5880 for llG & IEAUT! more inform ation 5 bdrm. 3 bo. Im mac up· ... ~HERITAGE ••. REALTORS LIVE IN THE RANCH We have the following plans avail a ble in the prest igious Ran ch a rea or Irvine. There a re no association dues and you own the land. 4 bedroom Cheyenne $89,900 3 bedroom Dorado 92.900 4 bedroom Sorrento 114.900 3 Bedroom Monter ey 114.900 4 bedroom San Migue l 117.900 To see these beautirul homes and for rurther details. please caJl e--RANCH IH ALTY 5Sl 2000 IT'S SMASHING!! (Like your Valenffnel Hot only Is thl1 1pectac1.tor hC>tM located in OM of LGCJllftG ........ flMst pri•at. coc1u1Ulltifl, It also oH.rt ftM11iY l1tereclllle ~ Would yo.. btl••e steiMd CJlcns ..ct exp•li•• th ...try. frewc:h doors. lwwriows spa CIRd Nkll 4)M dttl7 A ttne Mctroom garden hcMww pM bNch. '"'6. re<Naffonal C..,..... Clftd mott. Don't miss it! S 165.000 aungo .td}' ~~l'"" 4CJS-1720 On me Oran<}t' Coast-look to Lingo first J a:.aunc Creek F:nd Unit F.a.sy Terms $199,500 Owner/Agent, 759·0046 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!~·~~~~~,~~~~~ graded Thunderbird llome. Splendid view hills Cho1cr area Mouvatcd l>ellcr Open House daily. Sl27,900 33126 Sea Brigh t Dr. Dan.a Pt. Irvine I 044 LCllJllllCI leoch I 048 LEMON HEIGHTS AREA 1/J ACRE 'THE" HOME that you would e njoy 1m· mcnsely Prof lnds<"pd l.leaut ram. home. 5 br. 3 ba, dm. r m in acre vww lot A drc•u m home · a re· al buy! 979-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS A CONVENl(Nl S..of'PING ANO~:ilt!fl~ stWINC CUIOE fOA lHE CAI. ON TH£ GO. Spotlight on Skirts Old· Time Warmth YV.J'I W~IST 2.t".32·· In, 11T""' ...... 1lf l¥\T.- Pattern Dept. 442 Oallv Pitot zn w.111111 SL, it .. '°"'"' 10..11 f'11111 "AML ADOACSS, llf', Sil[ '" $TYL£ NUMIU. All tht new ctotnc' yOll need IOI f0111 b11i1 Mt tit 111 our SPRING SUMMllt PAnlAN CAIALOC1 Dimes, tops. s~11t1 P•nl\ ¥tilt t•~ts Ptu\ SI !>O lret ~ttern COii pOll Stfld 7~C JlO•S .. tm>Slia 31-SI SI.SO 12"1akill., Tra11tlt" Sl.~ tn.re~ 1)1111:1 SI ~ • lZ1·AflllaM '"' Deltlts 11.50 7266 . . .. ... -.. -- 2 BDRM COTT AGE PIUI tnconw Unit Pei:ged hardwood floors. heamcd ce1hn~s. 2 bnck fireplat•t"l. and Ill('(.' coun· try k1lchen PLUS - 2 Bdrm, ~ bath 1nc·ome urul with pnvalt! patio and yarct R~ to $185,000 "'OR INFORMATION CALL644-721 I ~NIGEL BAILEY & l\SSl:lCIATES OCEANFRONT CAMEO SHORES S000.000 fee. Pool, 4br. 31,t4ba. ()pen Sat/Sun 2·5 "-S41 Bri1<hton Rd. CdM Muri.t Reynolds 640-5390 Turner Assoc. SPYGLASS RIDGE •POOlHOME • S298.000 fee Isl time on market. a beautifully de<"oratc>d J ll<lnn. family rm home with spectacular view of rolllllg rulls, 1mprcss1vc pool urea 3 l'ar J.(ar. Tll.!.tefully dl'Coraled an pale blues & whites i''or Information Call 644-721 I ~ . ' . SHORECLIFFS VIEW Imposing stone facade .:1HlS way to 1nipres!l1Vt! entr y h ull feat uring spi.ral s talrcase leading lo magnificent mal>ler sl.Dl.e. i''abulous country kltchcn shares ocean & canyon v1ewl> Large lot room for pool. Inc redible family homr Fo r pnvatc ),howwg call TWINS? Lovely Goldenrod, near h1s torl<' brld11e. two 1tb0ut t.o start duplexes 3 BR. puuo. 2 BA home. lll'Re2 RR, 2 BA view un· its. $298,000each. f(J'ouma dd .Alai -~ufwtlie~ 67-1-~ ~!)~ 2435 E co .. t Hwy .• CdM C'-R•lllg OldCoroMDelMw Two houses. ~1ttra larac lot. 3 BR, 2 BA, a nd t BR I BA. Mutt .ell. Reduced to Sl9UOO. Call Scou. 64().6600 IRANDHEW TOWNHOMES "lrittanv Woods'' (East.side tosta Mesa) 2432Sant.a Ana Ave. English Tudor 2&3 Br s plit level. 2&3 car g arage , f rpl cs. microwaves. greenhouse w indow s. pool . s pa TENNIS court. From $89.950 646-0061or 955· 1920 Developed by Woodlrce Dev. Co. CHARMING TOWNHOME IN BACK BAY "Move-in perfect" · a pro f de <"o rated townhome 1n popu lar cart.ht.ones wel bar · plush crpt & mirrors · pool dose by · reduced Sl16.500 75!H501 IEASTSIDE I BR older home R 2 lol, <"lose in SIW.000. Owner will provide financing. Roy McCcrdt., Rltr. 548-7729 RXERUrPER ~31 Santa Ana AV('. CM $95.l)X) Only $5000 down Assume 91;2~ loan. No potnL'l, no r rc'<11t rheck.s 3 bdrm, I~ balh, fncd yard GaJlery of Homes K.lrk Lamb. 631-0900 Architect remodeled wood, gla s~. hrdwd noors, dec ks, sk yligh t alnum In master suite. lrg. lot. Owner S1 19.500 642-'7817 EAST SIDE 3 Bdrm. borne on largt• R ·2 <"orner lot ; good Newport llehthts area Only t89,SOO CALL 646-4463 iiUU MESAVYDE RNitCH STYLE BeauWul 4 Bdrm , dining room. Camtly room . 3 car garage, all 1mmaculnte $159,90 0 . Jnr k ie H andle mon , Un ique Homes,S4&-5"0 ELEGANT but romforta· ble. tastefully dccornted in warm earth tones. 2 story. 5 bdrm l ba . hof'M. Comr>I. ul>iraded. Mesa del Pttnr. $129.000. Print". only . Owner I Aaent~ BACK BAY VIU.AGE 3 br. 2~ ba, wet bar By CIWPM'· $106,500. 644·464e, t."*/Wk.nda ~-.,. You don't need a sun to "draw fast" wh n you place an ad In the Daily l>ilot Want Ad~! Call now . ,.. .... . 642,6678 •······•••············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Better Homes Realty as1-~cn 496·9788 Fountain valley ' 0 34 ••••••••••••••••••••••• V.AHODOWH Comt' and sc·e thl)t beautiful 3 bcdrm home wllh gorl(eous family room Has assumablt• 1st . Pnced to i.ell at S98.000 Call P B I 964·2'131 /835·0211 pager 119515 Haullwqon leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bea ut exec 3br. 2ba . pool. BEAUTIFUL NORTHWOOD lnAmberwood we have a be&uufuJ 4 bt.'<lroom. 2 story e1t('(·u t1v1" home with central air. and only S I I 1 . ~ :; U 0 w n 1• r Lransferrl' 1 2000 crtyd, atnn. lg mslr stc. Turtle Rock Glen s Br. 3 opn hse Sat /Sun 1-5 ba,3cargar .. A1C.space <Bch/Garfield) Sl.29.900. for R V O wner /ug t . 963-4T16. Phone 64S-0776 evs By Owner l year old Dream Home. 2GlO sq. ft 4 bdrm. 3 ba. 3 frpk. wet· bar 3 ca r g a rage . Be au t if u I I nds<' p $175.000 714-340-5451 6812 Carbeck Dr. Okier 3 Br . 2 Ba Xlnt cond. Steps to blurfs. surf. 2 lots. 644·1094 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tertt.rock GIH Si~le family Plan Ill on r ul-tll' sat' •I Br. 2"'1 ba, 2 Crplcs Redwood dec k· ang, JaC. pool sz lot $209,500 b y owner ~15 INVESTORS: Upgraded condo $49,950 Plan 3, Org Tree. Xlnt te nants want to stay 9 34"'4 assum In Own /A~t 552-0726 _____ _ ma·s TOWHHOME Sharp & 1mmac 4 BR. Fam rm. din 'g rm Tast efully d e cora ted. O uts t andin g value. Audrey Kapelus. A.:cnt. 644-7767 WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS ~•row. of hvinJ: in the beauufuJ lakeside <"Orn muruty of WoodbndJ?c~ We have homes avu1la- blc in the pnrt· rnn.:e from S72.900 lo $145.000 l'leasccall fordeta1b JtWOOOBAIOGE REAL TV 551 -3000 -------- HERE IT IS! A perfcr t :i IH•droom home. 1ust not• block to pool, tenn1!> and park I.urge private buckynrd make. lhll> a ho mt· you won't want to mil.~ This Colony beauty 1s vaC'ant and ready to i;:o Ca 11 now to see. ~ RANCH ~REALTY ~ 551 2000 •THERAHCH• Brand new carpets. 1n this ~nut. cxer 4br Loguna leoch I 041 home over 2,500sq ft •••••••••••• ••••• •••• •• Pool size lot Move in ••••• ... •••-cond . Jus t reduce d ''~ Sl32.900 R<.-d Hill. Ma ry AM Kay. Brok Assoc Day 552.7500 eve 552· 1245 UNIVERSITY r ARK Elegant 3br St a nford Townhomt'. Fee Land ORANGE TRJ.-:£ :!hr patio ho m e. S7 l ,900 Agent 551-4682 evf.' The Ranch. 4 Br 2 Bo, fom rm. pool, \I( comer lot w /RV park ln ll Up gaded thruout. Jll7,500 551 ~1 LooldftCJ For Prfvacv? TbiA Tulane Modlf I In r ark Homes hu It' 3 Bdrm. and ra m rm Aur rounded by lnndi.caperl atnum and paUo nn-1111, covu ed dcck in l( a nd spa r klin g pool O n ly $23l.ii00 ~ . . . . . Causey & Company RX&S.AVE New bsllnl( with unl•nd 1.1\j( ocean view on QUll't cul de-sa<' Nt"eds point and cnrpet Spt1c1ou..,. 2 BR, plull family room. Prictd t.o move 1119,500 • OWNER MUST SELL nu bou,Rh t 11nothe r house. 3 llR wOOfl ond glass beauty on 3 lots overiook.ul1 qwet g~n belt High beamed <'I'll ll\lt. Mexkan Ule. charm $118.500 1104 So CoHt IUway u\ VIJl1ge Fair l.AOllNA BF./\CH 497-2457 . . ,.. . , Lol fo r sall'/O w nrr Sl25K. Secluded. Spec t·oastal v1t•11. w t l1~l w1Brkr 2 20 at S135K 494-3645 l'Ves • 180'0CEAM & mountain view from 3-st.ory home with sturdy construcuon Nice yard wrth plenty or decking 2 BDRM + den Li11tun a Bea<"h $154.500 8029DP 900Gk-yn St. L..fi-.. .cll MOH.ARCH SUMMITT ti IJPaut. decorated B Plan. 2 Bdrm +. den. 2 baths Panorama<" Sad dleba<"k mtn vu·w~. loc on c•uJ de l>llt' City Jai:hts by night Mui.I s t•ll ' Comm pool, 1aruu1 & clubhou."ie Sl2i .500 3 Monan·h Hay Pl:iia LaRuna N1j!ucl 496-7222 831 -0836 LC11J1111C1 H~ 1052 ·····•·······•····•···· Laguna Niguel Realty .. NIGUEL SHORES A most desirable 3 Bdrm ganren home in prest1gt· area Rt.'<lwood dcl'klnl! in rear yard. bn<"k pntio in front Vacant. read>, & wa1t1ni:t lor your. Sl:!l,500 •93.9494 495-5220 496-24 13 830-5050 BY OWNER· Highly up gradl·d hom e on golf course Wllhtn ~ block or te nnis rlub $2i5.000 835 4665, 495-4~ EXCmMGVtEW o( snow u pped moun tains and City h.:hts A lovely 4 bedroom • f:d in ~h Model" In e'I 1-ellen~ cond1llon. fn m1ly room , kitchen ond ('ntry with imported Span1~h talc rtoonnA. All n('w carpel iOJt. pn1nt, dis · hwusher nnd rurnO<'<' Master bath wcll lo<"all'd to ewi1ly odd ~pa/hot tub or JacuzLI /\ plt'o•urt> to show Owner may carry accond tni.'t d !d. Well pnetd l l 1109.000 COLI OF NIWPORT ll.Al.TC>aS '75-551' 1' you want your advert•~· ln11 mua&.gt' to reJch mor.i J>t•oplt> ot lower C<llfl. Clalllllf1i'd 1<1 the way lo go• Cllll Now• &&2-66'7~ JUST USTID-WISTCUff ......... redKONhd. 4 ... ...,,...., 2 fh •pl•i:n. 21/J .... ..... WtcMa. 0. lo•efr ..... IMd .......... $235.000. SHOWN ANYTIME-CALL 64M25' WESTCUFF "'llG CANYON IEAUTY .. SHOWPLACE Oroc1ous liv ing at its Gorgeous West<'l.1(( 3 br be6l · Dramatic llv rm home . Spacious hv1ng w/vauJted celbng. huge r m . W a r m corn et; frplc, frml din rm, cozy fireplace. f'am1ly rm. rmly rm w ta second Giant kitchen-loads of Crplc. 4 lge bdnna. o ver · cupboards! Huge master s 1 z e d m s l r s u I t t• wing. Bit: sewin g w/garden bath. Truly a laundry rm Massive prest.11uou.s home · newly central pa tio Mint cond•· offenid. 75&-t501 lion' Call fast 7S2·1700 z ..... ·~ '""'•"" '""' ··· · (~l','f]l;rn•fluu1 [ ~ 1111 ...... ~~ EASi::Ffs P.~!QJ!~~e 5br 3ba expanded hvlng w/pool. Jae, fam rm , rm d en. marble frplc • romplet.ely remodeled. D R. Low down. Assum Big Jot-muc h more . loan. By owrier. Pnnc Owner will finance. No Only. 640-7771:1 credit needed. $155.000 NEWPORT RXER $122.500 3 Bdrm home 1s steps from the beach. on the Peninsula It defm1tely need i. T L C. but has tremendous pote nlla l ~ your tools a nd 1m· aginauon. Ca II 540-l 15 l ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS \Jalance. As k for Ed ~964·24SS Real Estate DUPUX ~~~~~~~~~! Ry owner . reduce d ti) S175.000 Both 2 BR units. 1 blk t.o ocean . Good tn· come area. 675-0475 2 br c harming bayv1ew Mobile home on Lido Penn SZ'T.000 675-0341 BEACH DUrt.EX l·Blk. to ~an. newly renovated SlSS.000 NEWPORT IEACH REALTY 675-1642 'PACIOUS 2BR, den DR. L.R. view+ I BR a pt over gar+6 car prk'g. 215 St. Andrews Rd. See b y appt. Agt Crane 54().0608 EAGU'SHEST ,..... ....... RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE F ROM IEACH HOME ESTATE OF ORIGINAL Comfortable 38R, 21..-: ba OWNER . T HIS "UN oewly remodeled home COMMON" & SCARCt-: 3 4 houi.ci. from OCt'an 1:$ R to: NO UN I T , SllW .000 Own /Agt U NE Q UA LL ED 63I-4900or 642·3338 P RIVACY. COM MAN J. DING BAY VIEWS & $79,YOO, UNLIMITl-:D POTE N SA He1Jtht$ · Country TIAL VALUE. Agent atmosphere · Ne wport 64().5560 5Chools.3 BR.2 ba.h ugcl---------- yard. owner/ato:l Call WESTHIWrC>RT Lyn 979-0092, ~2660. 2 Bedroom beach col· t.age Well m a intained on W.ATERRtOKT R·2 lot 1 block lo bay COHDO AND beach 1135.000. lbr 2 b a V1e w /!'l l1p L se1o p t $1 59,500, 0 ~~ ------- NEWPORT HEIGrITS TRI PLt:X OR _ ,r -FIVEPLJ-;X., • ~~ ..:.,. Unique oPJl(Y t.o buy un· .-kmm:::'.i 1111:2 its thal ra r ely bt!com e 8aJboa ls&and Rl?ally avai l 10 Newp ort ""''"""'"'<CW"" Beach '!'\ finest nghbrhdl> 673-8700 AlJ three have 2 BR. 11--------- HA. al"t'h1te(1 plant. ror 2 COHDO IY OWHER mort• BR's Own front 3br 2VJba $99,500 unit + plans for 2 mort! 2 Near Hoag 545-~ BR's. $189.500 Owner S•CRl~CE!! ,'94-3223 cv~ or wkends "' " BIG CANYON condo Excellent f'mancmA IOK be lo w market J\ H V.H 4 br l ba. fa m Beauty! ~legant 3 RH. rm, d esirable ICX" A~-pool. 1ac Great area i;um . 2nd avail $166.900. Sl.29.900. f140 144(). 5S I f.SS I /\gt 673-4311 ----~it--------~- ltG & BEAUTIFUL & EAGBTOGO !i RR . 2 R a . Sum1•rset. k itrht•n nook . ram1I ~ "' wt•lb:ir. t11n1nJ? rm. :? fplr'.; vit'w o Nt>v. f)<)rt Crnter A pot11n J! ~hP d . privu<'v & u p n C'e vou can 't be a t Ownrr hill' boui!ht a n o t h t> r h o m t• Suh m1t all offero; S217 000 ll!OI Port Carlow l!t~!1'1~! P~~!r a lOd ay od m th<' DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW• HEY !! I got best 2 d~als m N B One on 0l'eanrront and one m CdM No loan fees. 7~&91-,•1, loans . C Quintard, Rltr. ----- SGIOemtnt. 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean Hills condo. By owner. 2 Br 21rz Ba . Fan Laslie view. new carpe~. paint & paneling S79,000 '1.rm Pnn only. Assume elUSltng L"il T D. 496·3231 V1EW RtOM THE TOP Drealhtaking ocean view from tugh an Presidential lle1gh1s . Ne w hs t1nJ;. near new 2 BR Condo. on ly$97,500 BERTHA HE NRY REALTORS 2150el Mar 492-4 121 ....... ~tr..o 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUJLDERS CLOSE OUT t:.legant 4br1 2t,;ba, 3 car g arage, a ln 1n ic rm. paneled Cam rm. 2 frpk s, wet bar. laundry r m . p remium c a r petin g . Tak.e over existing loan at 9'-'I~ $199,500. 26991 Via I.a Mirada 831 ·2443. ? .. ~::~ .•.•.•.. !~~~ UHbr<>IKT 4br font 111t 1c fo m ily hom~ AQf'nl SS1·4682 eve. ___ 6_42_·_5_6_7_1 ___ 1 Sell Idle items 642·567~ ........... IHclt I 069 Mlw,_t IMcll I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * * LIDO ISLE * * Exceptional 4 BR, 2 BA on wide s treet·t.o-street lot. French doors & beam ceilings thru•out, hardwood noors. used brick frplc .. & ext ra l a r g e So. p a tio. Comple t ely remodeled By owner. $460,000 67J.142J .. - I 17 .. OAll.V PILOT Ol.-1 ... latet. ~O..-aMI• .... •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• .............. , ...... .._. . ~~ ......... !!~~ .~~ •......•. !!~! HEW MODB. HOM!S ltl•UO\ to moH• anto L c;t 7 mod l (.\lmplt•h• v.·Uh mu. anrv. uwntn« pnr k & luncbruplnM In ' MIW rtlSTI•tOUS ADULT MOl&Ll ~ ftAll c Ml~lnn \'leJn 1m u> 6 MOMTHS AU mtT 1'4/IJ7-0'71 Hw•tt For S-. Aaeep for S• I 200 ••..•............•..•......••••••••••......••. T_.. I Oto Wla11.-in lwd1t rn .i<" or ••• •••. • •••• •. •........ m>t\:, 11~ pe•r or 1-.. of I AMAIIMGL y LOW ttA-n.1. !'111·'. T it \lit; for t •'"· H f , or • 1 A l'uirp 646 J!Hll. li7 3 ti 7 !Mo tn Pf"l'\'. but h1~h 1ln" hill 1,. thJ., ,.,,.-.1 .. 1·ular J U It t l"'K ho11w l.ook lntt lor IJ\AI r~'tnm honw with " J>W ep&n~ "ll'W uf /Jt 11Wia) m ount.11 n• .lntl itrnlJto rollt n ll 'IOJlf~ I ur u111k'r S!\JlJ uoo• Thl·n 1·Jll us. i.l' \ \' .:ot 11 • Slllll 1100 RUM.AR Rf.ALTY 55 ... 7977 t....al Califonllo L1 v1 oiz 'ltlUllh'd nn a wnodw knoll 0 Jk tree .. WHAT $20.000 WIUDOFOR YOUTOOAY II fot (urt}l{•r 1nfornlJ llM & 1n"ellllj!Ul<' lh1· i.1111 bt>~t <'nmmutl 1l\ I nd n•Jl t">l.tll' lOWIHTdEST w,. ,1111 h.iv~ It u n lanrl <.'Jll n o w »r n k 1.1 l m 5001. 1 ~ ~)tf() and on•h1o1rd.' !>Urround ...__I ..._ tJus 5 llH homl' Soonni: ~ iiWnn r\'dar ct•ilini.:s . i:r;iC:l' for SaM 1300 rormal d1n111i: und lt vin1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• niom with ~encrous ust-Ath•n t1o n In vesto rs 2 of used bn t•k a rchw11yi. ct"IOlre 4·Plex1•s nt'Br So u.nd tiled Ooon ni: Equal Cst Pl111a G OS.000 t·ill'h ly spacaows mai.ter ~wlr oo lOJI exr h1111>:c l'nn ts arcentt>d by a Homan l01balt< ooty llm 494 0536 buth and rusll<' fm•plaet• bus 540 121.9 ___ _ Otht'r qua ltty touchc:. rn -- e lude Oak c a btn<'lry. C:O..-rcial :.liUnt'd leadl'unlJ")' kuchen A PQOI •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• with Redwood deck1n1t LAGUMA RETAIL looks to night light Vtl•w Uulld.11\A an the ht'&rt of $W.OOO the downtown area, r or RUMAR REALTY ner location. exr ellcnt 551-7977 property for art gallery. runuture s tore. or any ~Real & retail business Ownt>r •••••••••••••~•••••• movuig & wa nts to sell As k in g $290 .0 0 0 ~S.HOfftH 1100 Rcalono~s~-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRAHD MEW $16.900 1600 sq ft co mmerc ial STEPS TO IEACH proressaon a l building. Ohl wide '61 traaleramu NW corne r E ur h d & <UN511:18> 3 pvt bch & T a lbe r t . F o un ta in pwr Sub letting allowed Valley $142.400 848·2655 J,K"att'd in Traeasurc ti. d Y s . 5 3 ~ · 4 8 7 3 :llt401 P ac1flr Coast llwy wknds/eve:. I nn (Inly l,.1g lkh Om•rt:d liy Hcna1si.u n t.•t• M P lncomrPro~ 2000 714-499 .. JKlG ••••••••••••••••••••••• COM TRIPLEX Information HOT LINE! Exclusive! All 2 UR townhouse type O w ne r ;s u n i t w/flreplace. Great loca ll<in Don't m iss lh1s one at $205,000. /('-PR€\TIG€ I HOM€~ 3333 W Coast Hwy. NB 64S-6646 BANK REPOSSESSIONS NO DOWN PAYMENT •FREE BUS• *TOURS DAILY * 1·2·3 BEDROOM HOMES IN PARKS ALL AREAS CALL HOW MOllLEHOME STORES F: Anaheim 'l56 <1~K) 6 0HLOT All 2 BR 1 BA with garages & yards Great Ea.'>ls1de location Owne r arul.101.1.'> $12(),000 /('-PR€.\TIG€ I f40M€~ 3333 W. Coast Hwy, NB 64S-6646 4PLEX llunlington Beach 2(Yt;. Dn. 80% fmancing. No Poinl..'l, fas t escrow. Own/Bkr. 842·7407 DUPLEX E/s1de Costa Mesa 20"'l-- down. 80% fmancU12. no points. fast escr ow . Own/Bkr. 842-7407 W~tminst.-r K4H Kll95 C. Anaheim 956 1011 ~~~~~~~~~ Santa Ann !l.'>4 7070 on a pprov o I or r rl·<llt 7 UHITS.C.M. Beaut. ne w building 1-'lrepla<'CS. ltlnt locet1on TSLlnvmts 642·1603 •EXCITING• Lido-Newport Bc:h .. EAR !mack dab 10 the m1ddk IREAJC EVEN or beautiful Ne wpo rt 150/o DOWH tl a r bor A J.(urden 4 l'leit Assume. Seller P a r adis e + p e t s will c arry p a p e r Marvelous pvt. heach Managem e nt a va il. Wa lk to shop ~1nii in Agent. Gary o Bosler Newport llnrbor s mo:.t 960-4388or 536-2498 cllrlusive area. I KZ0757 > Pnncipals only CALIFORNIA --- PACIFIC TWO OH A LOT MOllLE ttOME l.3 ~R l 2 BR. ~oo<l SALES Ea11ts1de ln<-a llon. owner 2706 llarbor. Ste 206 A llllJUOUS. $125.000. 540.5937 ~ £R€\TIG€ '78Slcyhne 2 bdrm . 2 ba .. r+ f HOME:~ $t0.000. 4 star par,, pool, :m:JW. Cst. llwy clubhouse. 1 \.'I blk to 64r.6646 bt:ach llunt. b each - 900-5022 FOUi UHITS.C.M. Wall< to bench. 12· Expan· Near new. 3 Br owners do, pri~ lo sell . 1 BR, I unit, 2 bo, frpl, 2-car ba, lrg Porch. 34.202 Del gar ,3-2 Br.2bn,units . Obaspo. 1127, Dana Pt. TSL lnvstmt:l 64.2· 1603 1978 Kln1tst on Mobile * * • • * Home: 20x52. 2 bdr. 2 ba Reasonable p ark rent Xlnt cood. Mu!'t see to bclteve 77~0305 M0-3894 l<bt4S Mobile llome wilh IOX31 a dd on roum & porch. El Morro De&ch 10 La1tun11. Ocon view . PAl"llally rumiahcd. Xlnt coodatlon. $27 .ooo. Prv. Ply. 213-91i·2977 Acrtagl for s-. 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16ACHS 19~xes By owner rice s cx- 1.n"mcly low. Seller will carry 811 faoanclng at 91,;~. ~C .... Row Low f>owa Paywmftf ..... 714/542°3676 CALLFbR SETUP ••••• 8 EL A Ill E 0 F leflrtyHlhArH J.'ALLBROOK PRIM E 2S acre •tale qualifies AVOCADO LAND IN as Income property with t• R £ S T I 0 I 0 U S 2 houff9. ~verly Hll1' HELEAJI ESTATE CAN addrua. Vl e wa or BE SPUT 29<\ balance dl()wntown & ocean I Ad· down owe. $368.000 1:::1'° Sl million. up Prtnc Only Mike Wlnk 95'1-0554 Ag:;..n_t_. __ ATTENTION The futat draw lo the BUILDERS Y(eat. . II Dally Piiot & OEVELOPERS. Claulfitd Ad. Call Tod•Y SJ,960.000. ~ ._ (4.1.S) ~.Al\. ,....._... ~_;_~.;....;..----~ ~ . ..... •• u ....... d I ••••••••••••••••••••••• C....M.MI 3224 Ho.MaUlrf.,...a.d He.MaU......_.lhed Ii..-,,..,.rty 2000 ~ .... &t.+• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ..... .-............ -...... -. W•dneldav. Febru1ry 14, 1979 INCOME PROPERTY H \OU rt· a ~• rtUU'• huH•r. ~dlt>r. l'>t t''-' hJn~·•·r for unit-..· e11mmt•n ·1ul. anttw.tn .. 1 nr I.and 11ll'tt'•' <.•a ll for an u11posntnwnt '411 h mu· of our sales ... 1.1rr U vnu n · .1 pMll''s1onu l ut(C'nt or hr 1110•1 .tnd .•rt · tnlttrl'Sll'd tn the J.u .. l.elt j.tro\\ 111~ µrnfr~~10nal opcrataon in Oraro:f· <"1111111 ., "l' hu\C' u f c" o)wntn).!., 1111 our ~.:ah•:. :.tufr PlcuSC' c·.111 for .111 Hill"' tt•v. • VI S T A 1> ll J> I. 1-: X W ul k to ... huppmi: .. 11~ •. 000 • ~W.000 UUPL.t-:X ffJl lO'-:ind ~:trcl~l.'"" Oranjo!l' County • B1\I HOA ISi.AND DUPLEX Tradl· ou" n only $230.000 • ('OST1\ MES/\ OUJ>r.t;X unit :u~ "Cl ft $159.500 Each • 2 llOUS t:S 0 L.OT !l~).500 Costa M~~a . • 3 BOHM .+ ~ RDRM. -C'o~ta Mt''•' $Hi.1.900 • OHJ\NGE TR JPLEXl';S -Got two' U 11.500 and $115 500 • ('OVI NGTON ~ PLEX · Pride of owncr..l'up S200.000. • 4 HOUSES/ONE LOT -vards. $170.000. • 4 f'Lt:X PRtnE-: O F OWNERSHIP 3 twd, 2 hath owner':, unil with f I rt•p l11C't'. $225.000. • COST/\ M i-:SA pridl' of ownership 4 p lt·x on ~PIC't' s trC'els . $215.000. • 4.J>J.1<:x . Costa ME's a . $155.500. • 4 llOUSES/LARG1': LOT -Costa Mesa $242.000. • 4 UN ITS Cost a Me sn $180,000. • 2 DUPLEX F.S. 4 units. $135.000. co~ta M<'s a • 2 DLJ PL EX F.S. 4 u nits each with f1r£•pl<l<'<'. llttnting tor Dc>a ch. $175.000. • COSTA Ml':SA '1 -PLEX -two 3hclrm. l'AO 2hcirm $154.000 • 4 S PACIOUS unit .. S lfi!l.000. • fi O R ANGE COtTNl 'Y units . S2 IO.OOO • X O H AN<iE C OUNTY units . s 19~.0()t) • 8 OR/\NG8 C OUNTY units . $205.000 • 8 UNITS. 2 4-plexes . prid e of ownc-('s h1p . H u ntin g t o n B eac h . $450.000 • J2 UN ITS . 3 4-Plexes. Orange County. pride of ownC'rship. 3 bdrm. owner 's unit with firC'place. $675.000. .. 14 UN ITS -Oran~e County. one yt•ar old . $597.000. • 16 UNITS (4 4-plexe:-. >. Ora nge County. $(i50.000. • 16 UNITS $400.000. Or a n ~c County . * Hi UNITS -Pr id e of ownership - If untmgton Beal'h. $900.000. • 17 UNITS on ocean. $760.000. • 19 UNITS -Oran~e County - S pa nish a rchitecture. $410.000. • 20 H ARD T O FIND pride o f owners hip un its. Costa Mes a. $8.50.000. • 20 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP UNITS I luntington Beach -townhouse st"'k owm•r '~ unit. Sl .125.000. • ·22 UN ITS -Anaheim. S53S.000. * 24 UNITS Orange County -All units have fireplaces a nd e nc losed garcigC' $1.350.000. • 24 UN ITS -Orange County . ~605.000. • 26 UNITS Ho ll ywood -pool & air conditioned SAA0.000. * 27 UN I T S ll o ll v wood - subtcrranC'un parking . $1.430.000. • 28 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP UNITS -Huntin~ton Bet1ch -1 'h mites to be a ch. $1.575.000. • 29 UNITS -balconies & wet bar s in each unit -llollywood . St.070.000. * 32 ORANGE COUNTY pride of ownership units. Owner 's unit with cera mi c tilC' a nd wood -burning fireplace. Sl.800.000. * 34 UNITS -HuntinJ:!ton Beach firr pl:.tt'C'S & pa tios . St.300.000. • 3ti UNITS Huntington Beach Own vour own s t reet' Pride or owne rs hip -3 bdrm. 2 bath owner 's unit with fireplace. S2.025.000 * 4 0 UN ITS H o llywo o d - s ubtC'r rnncan pa rking und security f catures $2.800.000. * 46 UNITS -Holly wood -all electric units . 2.200.000. * 62 UNITS -W . H ollywood - s ubtC'rrancan parkin~ $3.380.000. • 62 UNITS -W. Hollywood -pool - <'lc vator. $3.380. 000. * 8S+ UNITS W. Hollywood - security gu nrds. $2.000.000. * 112 UNITS exthanAC. $2.800.000. • 125 U NITS -41<:? years old. $2.375.000. * RETIREMENT HOME to be built. $4 ,418.000. • S H OPPI N G CENTER S I TE PACKAGE -next to regional center. $4.450.000. • SHOPPING CENT E R -Orange County. $640.000. * OFFIC E BU I LDI NG -Orange County. Sl.700.000. • R.V. PARK. 283 s ites $1.500.000. * MOBILE HOME PARK. $2.800.000. * 4 INDUSTRIAL BUlLDtNGS (Qr $2,000.000. * tNDUSTRlAL BUILDINGS. s2so.ooo: $312.soo. st .925.ooo. • INDUSTRIAL SITES ln Rlversidl'. * LOTS in OrnnJ:te County. Riverside and Sa n OicllO County No 'drive·bys" please. H you 're serious nbout property. call for on appointment. If you 're serious about a position on our ates st8f(. call for an interview. QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES, INC. 17141 752-1920 r..c.. P,.,-ty 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.a..d l425 L.wuary 2 br. 1"'1 ba. Con te.t-..-lee1eh 3240 Mtwpcwileach 3269 ...................... . do Obie ••r . rp. pool. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •WIU. TRADE• DIAMC*DS for eql.llly ln Income IUQ· pert) Ci S A for M A I value. M111 ~.000 J a cu i i I. 14 SO I m o Vtty specuil 3 bedroom. z WAL.I( TO THI llACH 2BR 2BA Npt T t-rr C'on· 11425290 ba. rrpl<'. d:shwhr. fncd Beaut dt'COrlllt!d. 3 br. 3 do. l njl. 1ty, .e nd UOll l::u\ltde 2 br. nice yard. )'d. t'Overt'd pa tio. gar ba. formal dine rm. fplr . S-00 mo. 1S Ria Dipper bllnS tOdl ()It. No pe\3 Prof landscapc<j Avail W(.'l bar. pool. JO<'UUI, cn_~-~----- Dnyll tl48·U 62 t-VU 11'1 3 week.<i. SMO mo incl tetws 1656/mo 7~ 0811 Eas t111de Co1t o M esa ""'" _,,, gardener Yrly lea~e ... ... VIS"""' M .. "'OR .,..,~ Agt. rro fee. 964 2~66. 81\tfs gora~ 2 Br 2 Bt• ,,...,,A "" "'~ 1 -CONTACT - lllMor-. WoridAfl 541.0100 ••••••••••••••••• Bl::ACH OUP.U:X.. 119.:100 HUNT'C llAlHIOUR 4 l'leit. 2°"" yr~ oh! ScottRNlty 536-7533 •2bt condo. poof. J•cuu 1 Nr S ~t r1aza $350. Ch ild ok N o p e ts 83:)..3!n4 . HIEW DUPLEX 2 br. 2~ ba. 1600 sq. rt . cuth relllnga. dbl g.ir. frpk'. big yd w /room for boot. etc $495 673·6336 or 6429666. F1REPLACE. 2 Br. gl car i:aroge. dis hwasher. ctc Really nice No pet.oi S42S mo 759 0497 . 97J.2!nl . V\ew.custom decor. wet 3 br, 2 b~. prof. decorat· e d 1 s t o r y un i t bar. gardener . pool. ~7r> F~ I '-· h bit New Seasproy rondo. 2 Br ~. 557.4700 eitt 2312 ~ace, ... tc en ns. 2 Ba. incl. healing. pool d y s. 6 4 0 . 2 4 2 6 SOI.AR HOT WATER HF.ATINO Living rm & sa Jac. tenrua. rec rm. nr ~/Wknds ma.ster bdrm w /linled be a ch $500 pr m o 213ta-5'57 SF.AV1EW. -4 Br 3 Ba. ht W\ndows Oc>m lo pnv;acy 2-sty. pnv gale. tenni!>. walled outdoor carpet4.!d &lsa/Spnngdale 4 br. 2 pool. $1300. 64().0006 & $haded patio. Double ba. (ncd yd, garage. Kids garage w /('lee opener . & pets ok. $455. Agt No IEACH LIVIM'i Laundry fac1l. in .:arage. foe 964·~: 9n29'11 Mew 2&1 IR Homtt Pnce SIM.500. d L R r Owner leaving area & Garfield/Bushard 3 br. 2 WI en. • am rm. wall consider s alt> of ba . patio . fnrd yd. rtm, deck pat. frplc "14• rurruture for appl. tn garage. kids & pels ok d er gar·o pe ner Hoth sec. please phone Nelson 144 ~. Agt. No f ee proressiona lly decorat Robi ns on . Bro k e r . Two 3 Br. four 2 Br h.se. +- I br apt. E Side C M Seller will carry loan $290,000 Y E AG e R REAL TY. 5564)171 973-297 ed $600 & $700 Call New home. 3 br. 2ba near _964_·_2566 __ . ___ i___ Marlene flt 631-3444 or 5411-5647. _____ _ 3 Br. 2 ba. C M ho ml' Baker /Bear. Never oc Meadowlark 3 br. 2 ba. 644-8889 Condo 2br. l"'•ba • bhtns. cup ls t. last & &..'<.' ~ r I 'd r d Hrdwd firs. Crpl. rm to ~ 1414 lrp c. cov patio. nc Luxury 3 br. 3 ba rondo. fl C. u u n :,. p oo & addurut onlg R·2 1ot As ---------yd. gar. Kids & pets ok elec gar opnr. frpk . 1acuu1 New, r:u·pet. Nr sm ~~ 1st TD Tenants New 2&.3 bdrm condos. $4 2~ A gt No re<· ds hwhr. trash com ptr. So Coa:il I lata, $425 wiJI s tay. SM.900 Owner frplc. btw. 2 car garage 964·2566: 973 2971. Newport Crest o tt . ~aft 6PM al(l.00·9666/673-6336 $4.SO. & up 1076 Canyon Lu~ury townhouse 3 Br 2 pool tenrus Kid!> ok no T h Dr ~5637 " • ., OM\.W Emhidt TwOSOtM Ba. all. 2 car gar. te n pelS SS9S Agt No ee u..fwftislMd 3525 Two bousesonlarge lot Easts1de 3 BR. 2•.ba .. n1s1pool/Jac Close 10 964-2566 .9732971 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exrell location Picture ra m II y & d 1 n rm beach S500 lse 644-8086 --------..-1Heaut1ful3 br. 2 b3, vault perfect. 2 BR 1 BA w Ja l· Gardener incl Recently IOLSA LAMDMARK UDO ISLE ed l'lngs. new <'Pt. OW. 1ach ed g a ra ge F'ull redecor. Nr pa rks & 4br 2.,_,ba Nr ocean * * centml 111r, fenced pauo. pnce $l30.000 school s $~H B o b l"rm Orm FR 3 car J BR. 2 ba. Lri: Su nny rpk. 3 pools. Jacun•. rec Rasmusson 964·2"155 Patao Acres!. to lt'nn1f.. rm. wulk to s C!!t Plata . /(' PR€HIG€ I HOM€~ g a r A gent Di a n a bch&club Call F rank or '><'h i '\. frw y , 2 Br. carpets. drapes. I 840-1371. 840-4027 eves K.arl 1213' 6.S.1 7900 i.:oi. /wat1:rpd, k 1ds/peti. i·ar 11arag e . no pN s Beaul.lful 4 br hom<'. nr OK $49~ Call collect Must have refs $295 mo t; d 1 5 0 n If s . 0 0 2 2 213 981 28112 bclwn 9 5 3333 W. Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 ~~asl + $100 dcp Rhod e s 111 . S5ti.l I rn fl C tl/\ RM IN(; O C Y. /\ N --- --__ bl~S464 1-·noNT 3Hr1 d~·7~. 9'd1n1nl( .__._nb fvntlshtd Loh for Scft 2200 J br 2ba db 1 Ra r. Lg t· ttwll_'-6_oa____ rm. rrplc yr y" ;, lflt :::-:-;::·;; •••• •••••••• •• • ....................... b:wkyard an Collt·llt' Prk HCll:tZ. 3242 2Br t bath Cott11,11r Li.t c lllltoal.._ 1706 2 contiguous R·l lots. No Pet., S450 6429567 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• y.ird. p c1tw K£•1lwnod ••••••••••••••••••·~··· Villaite or Northwood, 631~ MIWWXUatOUS tk'<'~ Conu 1•t1• w.1 1k~ & Bach Apt P t1rlung, uttl tformer parkinl( lots for plantf'r" ~1mo 2327 •,, pd ~/Mo Available modehi>. Plans inr lude d. ~ 3 br. frplc. dng rm. IUCH COMDOS \far1t..rf't Or r.4:t1;(,i:-, n<NI .ttM moo or m Sl.22 $45.000e ach t'flrlosed yard. l(ar, nr I 2 3 Bedrooms Tenni'I. uftl'TI• r m 640 5112 Uroker So CoaM Plaza 972·00:i3 pool. i.ome shp!I SIG CAMY<>tf 00 ~55 Waterfront Prnpert1ec; Of.AMI CONOO ~:nU~~o,~r~en;~1~~ •F.J\.'ITSIDt: z br. 1 tn•. ~ur.m_214i3 7l41M&6F,(dl downtown L<>N Ani.telt'!> cpl..'1, drapt>11. lnrd yd. 2 Br 2v, &. 1700 1,q ft f"or S ale or I r a d c .cur. kids OK No pt't' Lownhomt-1n pr~lll!IO\lt1 837-6123 $r7S/moG75 3200675-0l&J Brolldmoor k rand """" MobHehoMt / K 111de Nt.-w 3Rr. 2"'1 ba '>f'<'Urlly 2 .tlf· 1"n"'" TrtrPrtts 2300 ~ar. t'llCI r,rd. ~altfl. C"r1A pool & i lul>h<iuv I lfXX> mo 'fobin k f''41t v t•or .,.~ AVillll t\l\W 1 ••.,.•••••••••••••••••• • [4(1rtn'I t ti.tthc; ""''" ~.whfronl 1 b R. panclM1 ~Plf<l()U'i hv ~rf'.• l.t1v• ll J rm wiill"r~. pool ly y.ird 4' ""tr... "'" 4 ll"mpit)Uftny Qnly $400 ll"11 \fn 1n<'I ~ utl•n,.r tfYI ·~ 12(Q Dr U>vy EA.SH HUOSOH t> 1'-1 , mo l ~ IEAL Tott 644-4122 · t, • fr,. tily ON"1>rat.ed •••••••••••••••. •• ••• •• <'J>lA/1ltJl!I. rplc. tins 1'14f>. IJ7 I DeAnz.a Bay Side V1lla2c ln<.'l gardener $565/mo 3 br Mobile llome. Newly + $20011e<' ~ 7_0K:>_' __ derorated $21.500 Lerms b r I I b k Boat Dock P vt Bc h 3Br. l "'2 a. f'1> c · 2 ac C.tll .lft t fl71 <t.M -:'-f() Pf:Y.' Apt l.t vlfWI ---- c:ando 2br 2bf} blt1n ptJOI t M'ltal k4'nl'41 f'*v "''" Codo ~ 3124 tennis bcath lfJ)Omf1 FiT>'\912 Kier T1J"'.C. ~"'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• , yrd CIOIK' to 'chb . new I o o I · J a c u l 1. 1 pa int 966 J oann NO Clubhous es . Bro ker I 0 0 G 5 . 1411 ~ 1 'm 0 g~r . 6 3 l · 4 9 2 0 I l-879-9166. 5411.4769 De Aliza Bayside VIiiage North side nr Bay 2 Br, 2 ba. frplc . patio. cv d carport. 675-0300 Mobile Home Lag un a 8 Ca ('h . B y owner. l 'h BR, 2ba. New luxunous carpetins:. IRO degree ocean view Adult living. No Pets. $34.000 3802 S. Coast llwy. F 10 Call .493-6165. 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br Iba ha rd wood fir beamed ce1hng. fe nc yrd. Rlt-1ns . Sm r h1ld OK. No Pets $390. 1982 B Ml."ycr Pl :>49·3484 wknd or uft. 5:30. HEWPORTHGTS AREA HEW LG TWMHSE 3 HR 21;, BA. rrptc's. wN ba r s. lndr y rm :., garages. fncd y rds & deck s Corne r Knox S t/Ora nge A ve C M $595 631-1.388. l · 756.2908 DUPLEX or 2 on lot for J Bdrms . 2 balhs. Mesa s e lf & m o ther. Im Verde home $495 mo Jnr mediately Mus l have grdnr. 3281 Colorado Ln 2BR each Qwckescrow Ownr/agl 5~9 ·622 1 . Max. $8SK CM Owner11 559-4026 only reply. please' Call --------- collect 213·957-0056 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • * * H.G.Kebh 4386 Lance Wood Way lrVtnl' You art-the winner of Two Frff Tick•b Lagunahoc:h 3148 lo •••••••••••••••••• • •• • • -TeM cssee W1llt11ms · 28R secru rum. 190 Ca nyon Acres Dr. $395. Ph 213/399-2501 or645·8699 Newport hoch 3169 • •••••••••••••••••••••• HoYMs Unfumished ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 3202 THE ECCEMTRICITIES 01-"A bl /l.Jlt ()c)t k x tr '""" 714 /Kq4 17 17 ev ~ 2 l.315«Z 'ZV17 SUNSET BEACH 2 Bd Stepi; lL> \and Tr rn r1r vteW Rf~/WU!lhet $400 A~l 11 4 1i 4 4 ~11 . 21.31592. 2Il7 3 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Willo~. 3 br. 2 ba. rrplr. dshwhr, pallO. fncd yd . gar. luds & pets ok $445 Al(t no fE't>. 961·2566. 97J.2!r71 RENTALS I BR. l ba $l50 3 BR. 2 ba . . . $525 /650 3 BR. 21,, ba . . . $6001625 4 BR. 2"2 ba,. ~95/850 4 BR. 2"'2 ba .• N B. SlOOO '+513 CAMPUSDa·IRVINE Woodbrad ~e C r os s 1n1<: Townhome 2 Br + den. 2.,,, Ba . 2 l'a r t?ar w /opene r flSSO<' d UC!> included $.SSO pr m o 559-509tl THE COVE (A.lllutY c<Jfldt> I hr lw. dt-n fri>lf' rn >f. JJfUUI p~I b"" <' h & I( •1 u r m •· 1 tt itchf·n s~~o mfJ 7591002 3br. 21,ba. PQl)I & JcH Ovcrloolung I~ JC ~rct'n h E'll Be .i u l d1'l ur £nd d hnck p.tl Al!""' no lt"t' Roh Mr l.>onJhl 962 5521 ~~~~ts I •!Pd room Su ates <.ompletc Kitchens .,.all'! Sen . ice TV C:k>M! t.o all ma,or freev.a)"'I and Irvine N1.>wp0rt Beach area!> Roval Suites ~\~cwport Blvd 642-26 11 or 543-2000 -------· ,...,tine;°" leoc:h J7 40 5 BR. 4 ba. rum1Shl·d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Boat s ltp A 1J1I 3 I to 6r.Kl ~/mo S MALL Bt:ACll HOT~L 2 BR. 2 ba 1t1wc•r unit ROOMS $37 ~ W(>{'k Fircpla c t• BoJl -.ltp l\pt $165/mo 536-3037 S1S01mo Watet f1 Oftf Homes ~ hoc:lt 37 48 ~~~·~3~·~·.•.•.o.o ___ 1 ~·~~~··~~~~~·;~; ..:. INN Si5/Wk & up Maid 3 BR 2 l:la. rl~e to bch. ~r serv • color TV. heated ly $l50 per mo 675 6.349 pool Ulll 1714 > 494·5294. or I 9'J2-4 I l2 985 N t'oa.-.t llwy Nwptl ~ht..<13 br.1 ba Ll!e Mewponhoch 3769 hv rm w 1frpl<' & dtntnl! ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. hugt' k1tt'hl'n & t?•.ir I blk lO tiJJ,th School $100 mo + Sl 5U dt>PO~tt 5414 3247 Sharp 3 br. Npl Shore'> hm. frpl, pool. lt:nnis. re ady for rcs pon tenant $495/mo To i.ce \'Ull . 759-9222 " ----- 3 br. I ba. dshwhr. new <'rpt. across from hay I blk lo bch. gar 752·!M»5 LEASE OPTION STEPS TO IEACH 4 BR. 3 ba .• wntr. S600 3 BR. 2 ba. wntr $42S 2 BR. l ba. yrly $l3S associated BROKERS--REAL TORS l Ol'i W Oolbco b T J&& 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Bc, t:\lo ba. 1Sll27 fam rm. MlGKTIMGALE St.amni.t Sandy De Mis at the Long Ekach Conven· tton Center. 300 E. Ocean Ulvd. L<>n~ Bcar h To claim your tic kets . call &12-5678. ext 272 * *' .. ctuld/pet OK. $485/m o. ------- Orangetree patio home New 2 story 3 br. 2 b11 Plush rrpL'i & d~ A ,c.;. rrplc. pool. JaCUlZI ten nL'l 2 car itar w 1elec lbr 2ba wate rfront con opener $.S25.000 846-3648 do. $695mo $159,500. TOTAL LIVING RENT TILL YOURS . Lvly Lovely 3 br. 2 ba . Bkr. 898-7853 ram rm . din rm. f" P Lovely patio home 2 br , 2 -~-=---3639 ____ _ ba. den. dr. all up grades NEWPORT HGTS Apartments. Entertainment. Recreation ... Yours -365 days a year! Ill adults no pets $460 AREA s.s2·5Bl7 HEW LG TWMHSE double gar . cplS & drps. lalM»o Island 3206 elec 8 .1 s D W S500 m o ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4BR 3ba . den. dining rm. patio w /gas bbq. New tile. very clean S7SO li7S.1442 inc. ~ardener :>49 2644 l Br. pets ok. $325 mo S200 sccunty Call 645·5295 Aft 5 JO · D..aPoW 3226 lalM»o PetltflMtla 3201 •••••• • • ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe l br. l ba. yord. pallo. no pets Utal paid S32S 1 ·661 3879 OcHR Vi•w Coftdos Di x 2 Hdrm s . Washer/dryer incl Ten OCEAMFROHT ru.s. pool, Jar Fro m S395 Rare yearly lease ! CaJ>(' _496-_:_. 50fK> __ A....;.l(t.;.._ ___ _ Cod rha rmer nt•ar 3"'32 N.H.Y C. 3 BR. 2 bath + BToro & guesl r m w /bath. $1500 I •••••••••• • • • • •• • • •• • • • Mo. Dona Chicheste r Close to frwy. 4 br. 2 ba. &12-8235 <T -1071 f111lc, patJo. rncd yd. 1o;ar. ORANGETREE· I bdrm c.ondo with loft Tcnna .. pool. rec". rm. $335 mo St.~unty-Cleanang dE'p Prv. Pty 759 1985eve!> L6e $650 per mo. Wood bndge. sJ>C(" 4br. 21.<:b:.i. 1-'.R frplc. pat . Frnt yrd. mrunt. provided. Lake. pool. t e nn, p rv lg ·!> ti40-l327. 559-6 I SH Lo1J1111C1 leoch 3248 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chnrming 3 BR. 2 bu . frpl. OCt'a.n view & ap pllances. North side $750 Month or purchase ~on Avail 3/1494-4674 Eves. Holl PM KJd.:i & pets ok. $455. Agt, r-ls......__ hoch 3218 no fee. 964-2566: 97? 2971 I bdrm. 2 people max 507 -..... rr-.v Canyon Ar res Dr. $375 & .. ..................... Fo.wtainVolt.y 3234 secunty deposit call 1H 1 2 Br. freshly painted & ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4J.~ tWI 634·6S48 for new crpt. dbl gar 34648 CIOMloCl('m, sr hoOI 3 br. applicallon Via C atalina . Tra i,h, 2 ba w /l~e de n f'rplc. -1 _-'-'---LUM..----3-2-5-0 water. grdnr pd Ava il dshwhr. rovered patio .......--,.._.. lmmed. $395 :>44·6536 11rt w/bbq. Kids ok. no pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6. SS8S ARt No f ee. New Shadow Run 4Br. 1164-2566. 973-2971 2"'Ba. ram.rm $7S01mo 3 BR 2•., Bfl. frp1~·-.. wN bJr s. lndr y f m s itarages . fnr d } rd:. & C M S59~ tiJ I t 3811 I 756-2908 HARBOtt VIEW PORT01''1NO 4 bdrm J "7ba I" R 2 story bonu.' rm pool & Spa seoo. 960 1326 BAYC REST G 1g an t1 r back yrd. warm, 1mmut home 3 br, 2 ba ~~mo I yr lea.sc rl.'Q. 640 51 IZ fig( T•tin 3290 • •••••••••••••••••••••• • 8-<NbluJ S1119lt. 162 Bedroom funuahed 6 Unfu.misbed Apartmenla • All Utllltift Paid •No IAaM Reqvired • Swl1Nnin9. Tennla. 81lharda • AC1l¥\fil'• Oil-. r, .. 5"ndctv Brunch .. • Heallh Cluba. ~ PLUS MUCH MOREi Oakwood Garden Apartments The Colony, La ColHHI & Newpor1 Beach/North Nt.•wport f< .. n1•d l'U lll muntly. 2 b r ~ rkn 880 ltvinc I M h I "' lat 16th) flvru arc o•O Pl'l:-171 41 64!>.0l>!>O Tt.•nn ts. s w1mm 1n i: jarUUI Grf•cn tee:. pd Newport Beach/South Ttash & water pd SiOO 1100 l61h St S.W-&311 aft 6 IO•w"' "' I 61h) 014) 642 8170 Hl:.Mt ,._,...llwd or lllrfwwlslMd 3300 Ad .. hoonly.no ~•• C«GMdetMor 3222 962~or892-7530aft 6 >•••••••••••••••••••••• HUGE New Exec home h 4 b IRVINETERRACE with RV access Prestige 2 Bdrm. I Ba. pa tio hom • MOllU HOME Sleps to beac • r. + • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • =-=M=od=&=l•=ope=n=-=da='=''='=().=? ==:! ne\ghborhood CIO'I(' to on wit.er. FP. dbl j?ar. den ~ wantcr.167S. yr- 4 Br 2 Ba. new u rpt:ts. bch. 48R 3 ba $750/m o clb hse . tennis , pool IMFOIMATION ly Agt <714 >67~9690 drapes. paint thr,uout1 ''"'''"""'""' ' · 7 7 o l 3 3 3 e v e s Rervw."a100nll, buy op OCEANFRONT Great rate for tig ht am · """""'' • ,....,., R r ' .. -h 3240 ..... _.,.,l "1.81. tJOm. ta ke over paymcnl n....,.ul. 2 br . 2 ba., comp! ly at$700mo• es ....,.,g tt&t11R4•hec _......., __ ._.,, ______ 1nrorm1 t 1o n t:a s y ""'" t.erm preferred. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a..,.. M6p9t 3252 fanonring OAC T rndl' furn 8>' 't'eelt o r Mo. DUNG ER & ASSOC New~leaa.nl-2 bedroom •••••••••••••u•••• ••• • anythln~ vnluabll'. RentaJ Pavahon 67$-4912 957-0701 968-5565 ~.or ~ bedroom + den 4 OR. den. 2 Ba. Cplr. Santa Ann 554·7070 Bkr Tues-Sat. HARBOR VIEW HILLS z $575. Cc~u It window blt.ns. pvt al.rium, 3 car Westminster 848 8895 2 bdurn or Urlf. $275 Yrly. d home l'lve blocks to gar. Tennis. pool & C.Anah~1m ~1011 Ad.lts.nopN.s 242tE16lh br. 2 ba w/ronv. t end. buc h Pravnl~ 2-cu beach. Pvt comm. $800. E An""'•m 956-4500 N Hts ll46--$438 VauJl. clg. ahlldY n<' garage Putty main· ,.._..,465 .;....;.. ____ _ yrd wJga.zcbo. 3 car l(ar tamed yard Adults No ---------C==~ OCt.:ANFRONT. Lrg de· S150 mo., mcl gardener. pets. Inquire ot ~27 '1ath 2 BR 2 BA. den. luxvrious '• 34 ... 5 tww 1 nr. 2 car gM .• Avall 3/1. 673-8243. St.ret-t. m4 > 116()..6.131. home. mountain view. -Md ' adlta. 00 pets. $3'75/mo. S595 lse . 4 9 $-IH 19 •••0 •••••••••••••••••• A 1 ll t lll Juno 14 . 4 bib to ocean. Newer ~ 2:500 sq f\ 4 8d homa e~/Wlmda. LUXURY ~ 3br, 3ba. 2 frplc . S776. above Uunt. Harbour. LAICICC>tlDO --------67~or675-S930 many JtltH, $795. Call North View 2BR. 2ba. den -Minion Vlt>Jo. 2 br 2 BR. s teps to bue h 3 BR. family rm, jacuul. Mike ll80-23S8 home. Community pool, 'DI' IC! loft. 2 ba. frpl". air w(Palio, Thru June. gardener. SS95 he. ,.......,... " S4G-5684 above Bill Corona . llrtlll Oarden view rrom every 48Mll9eves. cond • paUo All deluxe vlew. Sl800mo 7$9-8930 b u ("""l"__, No ...... r.11 Bd room 3 br, 2 a. pre• 1e ........ ---t 3251 "• ......... ~.. -0<-e1nfronl 1 rm. 2 Br. 2 ba. Uvlnll rm, din rm + den 2 rar a u $S 15 8 44 ·0'9 11 . 213/U.·1660 home . ramlly r oom, _..._....... mom&nPt•l. M4·1M70 W&nter 122S. Yearly $32S. f le dlhwhr rftan)' eit• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 631-4990 1.r't · pror 1irndac:aPtd. • taO' on the waler• 3 People whon~ People ------- Incl. 1r1rdcncr. Ecflaon bdrm. 2 ba. Vltlh ptivote That's what the I bdrm. Wtnl •r Rental, 11.S. KJds ok. no pet~. dock. w l bar & A1C DAILY Pll.oT AArlli park na. ilt'PI lo SW. ldle llt mt •Ith a $112~ A IZl. n 0 re I! Ava 11. n o w 2 . 3 0 6 SERV1Ct-: DIRECTORY beach S300 per mo. Incl. Daily Pi!Ol Clau lried A<l 1&4.~.1r132r71 Pmclw\rain 7$4 7900 lull aboul 1 ~I 544 .. or &7,._ ... -~ . . ... . .. ... " . ~. , "· ... ''·•'""' .... ' . - , : 17 t I ' ' • • c • •• DAILY PILOT .. ,. ...... u.tww. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Of&el_... 4400 V.caflwftleftffth 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••...... ,.....d •••••••••••••••••••••• .,. hauh u.fw&. AfM ... •h .......,._ L...,... le.ch 1148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... .A.w..-... 5100' ft:I 1a•c ... 9h StOO r.nan .. 1 5150 l~e fur reo\. Rate Hear MU DEC • .URN. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ob• alp& Ii. linen~ furn OfftCES Ckay & So.y .... ,..... .._.. n•t eo.t.Mne lll4 o.oP"'9 nu •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 lMlrrn, :: P"Olllr m J X ,-.;•, rd S t $47~ plu" '1•1·ur11y 1tr v11"1l 111 1 ~ 1W1 634 ~ for llNJbUUOC'I ~ n1tl'IY pr n >I Coll ltec'pt/fclt Rttpt. conr . • . SENIOR •OUTCAU• 11nt'f.:_p m_ MB llltl9 rm Ample frtt prka l Male fl Ftmale nu from lkaeh full 1•1iJm Spnna1 rt•lrtal. 4 ~ r r r & IJ u ' • n es s CITIZENS Sl)K. ratff 1.ut. :u,11 hou " lrt the servte .ivaal lmmed 541-52tl ~term m wda. 2 .. 3 LA MANCHA A"S 11 MO\ t-11' 8Jl. from a:ra up .\aem. ~ 1.~ tld al'drn At.LOWA N« t ~lll'CI ape.a. Ad uht U whr 2 llf' I "" tu $31!~ ;! bltnt. r.ncl car, ••• bt•~ br, ~bl! .. d•·o 14~ 1-.m I .-wport koch 1169 l.11Qwn111 l::at11tr' • lly Ot't ~asonable 646 74411 RELAXING MASSAG~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll06 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbr apt !Yv I toot Sid lit! lift t '' "" mn ~OCll ~ ..... 1111 ....................... Nc-ort 4 lll 1 ~ rl uµl1•\. ~under~. i•r••• Rd ~"' l\1Jul11 1-e::. mo l3lM c.-....... 1122 ....................... U&\t' l 7.Y .!JlR "" l r,lh rn>nt urut litir t l•w1<1r)' nn ~ no chlld n•n M.'JO .. ~ ?311 lU di" 2 Br 6! lla l'lu'lh cpt. drp1 pJt10 lprlr Blt.ns. &h*hr ,1u111 no pd.$ $11~ lnll 645 J779 11r 6"&l/'11.t •W~93M SpiK1QU:1 llll) \ ll'W J llR 2 ~ upi>t>r unll. I r.:t- ~undt't'k , rrplc bit U\ kitchen, ht'!hl It ;ury dbl guru.ti! $1000 Mo yearly ~ ~5313 1•\'l'b associated 0P(H,£NS REAL TORS l1)/'. \f9' Oolbna • 1 I l•• i ,,. ... l-;u I'd m S<-11u .i-ri•c '"t "'"'' "'""' I'\ WJJ, M) II )llirtl JJll I ('ht'llUllt w.-.~ . .-11 twr •..•................... 'A.lK MEWPORT Hu c h t lor'I l o r 2 l\odnlf.>tn.'I & TmvnhOU.'li!S ~~ ,°f t',o <' ~o pe~s o ob Otf1r-,. 11p11ee fo-r -re_n_t_Ap SPECIAL BobJames-Llc Masseur ft1'ls m"'\MHI 964 2'4~ prox 432 sq fl New cpl$, Oulu II 9-9, 494.sl ll QUtCX IH l Fl• 2 b r I ~, h II wi.nbolaM· ~ mo 1100 '1111 ft Jlb t'\tl')lhtnC Slnlll Pt·t ok l>n w II\ 19:21 Anaht-1m Sl lht•n (.all i;~5 li~37 ("\ ~~ & 11>\mch I ni m .t 1· CJ u 1 l' l ~1 it townhoui.l• l'ullO, pool adult.!> ~15 M6 !1507 7!1!1 W t8thSt Q1,kl MO\ I I Af.Ul\\ \N( t 3 ht, '\\' h i! l'.i.'111 Ml ll pvt fncll rial 111, 1·nl I 111r•&f I.ob of 11r• .. • M!!6 ~ Olu1• IJ&11h·1,, •Y2:1> Ott·JU• vww ll(t• 2 !Jr. 2 1111 . l! lwk'0tu1 ••twl dbl i:.i r Vl'f'Y pnvutl! 13?5 mu M0 511f~ from $349 50 S!K'fl11c uhu spu. tot11I i t>r rt:at11>n proar11m ~•Ii.I J.l~ru.m 1 ~Is, g ll!Ollh rourt11 /\l f ai>hlon blW\11, Jambort•t• & Son Juaqwn llllb Hoad 17 I 4t 644-1900 $.Yi() :I hr 2 ba, b.ih'ony, «'tlCI w1u111iw All bllns. blk to ))(·111'11 Yrly ·1-:-.I. MICIYll ('42 1603 lliJwajl N<'w 3 Ur eondo. p;Jllll & Ul(hlUlR system <'mplll)' turn 20 M 1n I'd uUJ S2:1Q/mo 6'5-~ rro nl Wa k1kl. IOl' In orK33 2124 Makuru Kol Mann.i on OCF.AN VIEW Oahu lnq 833 OOltl or Exec offlee Fashion lsll' lJ33. '1M8 ,,. luxUI')' i.wte. !urn or Unc'(ln Vull~y Lake 3 bdrm unfum &.'<')' avail Cull t•abm 6 ml from Snow Gabnele. (714)640.1633 V11llt'Y S40 pt•r n1~ht 0tt1ce space avail 400 l'k or more. 2 tH< 54Jl.38'18 condo fZ()I) wk , $600 mo · Top ICX'i.llon Clost• to Smallomce300sq ft ncnr everyt.tuna TV 6'13·8821 Bn!>tol & Baker. $165 CJS0/o DISCOUMT) 0Wio2 Ute month or Febru9l"V . S4'n1or Clt iieo11 receive 25"k orr on their pnvate part1 ads ror merchandille for sale 1n the Class1fled Section or the Dally Pilot. <Real Estate Is not included). Bnn11 your ad into one or our offices ll1ted below between IJ AM & 5 PM any diiy dunng lhe week and we wm start your ad the next day. Costa Mntt -110 W. loy Stn.t LOCJ11110 leoclt -I I H G.._yr• 1 .... ..,. .. l..dl -17111 ........ PREGNANT? Carin g, confidential counseboa " referral. Abortion, udop· uon Ir keepmg. A.PCARt: 547-2563 SplrihlalRHder l.8l.5So. El Camino Real San Clemente ; Fully Uc. f'or apl>l . 492·'1296 ,.,...... s.r.icfl 516 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JtQporu11ble teacht!r on &abbat1cal will hou.!les1t while rompleting book R-!M<Ml IACHao• UMITS SZ25 +de-posit. 20 I E. lolboo. HI. ~to Shore 4300 i\(!,lt.:..._548_·7_729 ___ _ D~~rp~r~~r o~~~:l.a~Jo ....._.~ 5010 ~!.~~ ...... ??.~~ •J::~.'it! Cal R...ata 55~7707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seawind Village BAYfitONT big . delwce 2 ROOMMATES lease 833 32ZI. 9 12 ••~••••••••~•••••••••• ---------•1J;::;;;:d.•••••;c;;5 Nt-w 1&2 bdrm IUllUI~ br, frplr, rlock pnvgs. Shell e-H-Save I llu~c µo1t10. t>lec gar adult uplA I• t• P et ti' ,595 m n 1173.6 336 . ENoy more P:iylus• from $31~ ~ puol11, tt'n ~ 9666 AJI Ages & L1festyli!S ru,i;, w1tti!rhlh •• µo11d1>1 WC'Check Re-ferencei> t"roni S11n 01c110 f-'rv.) &ar udo 2RH. 2ba tux· Call 54~4282 dnvt-floot1h on lk-Jch lo ury Waterfront a pt Mct'adden thl'n W1•,t mt Uara.:e. balcony, frplc Cut Living Expenses! Md'Jdd<'n to Scawmct $'1~/mo ~_-_1_110_2___ s11.,,.. 1 homP o• -11•1 V1llogt' 1HOll!l3 St~ H04Jse-Mates Unlimited Ind I 11 1 du I 0 ff Ic e s ···-·················· w 1 r ecl'pt1on1 s l , 'ecretdry. conference roo m , xe-r o x . lunc h room San Diego Fry ac ces:. & expe>sure. Fty Vly Mo to Mo rental. beginning al $340 mo 714 /963-6445 Business Ta Businea FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 l.Dvely & Spacious 2br. R CL ... • ....___•IET 'l'o··-"-"•t•, IOY"lb, ~"llC Poonpi-1 in. oomm.111• '"""'~-WIU.......... ' r 21>.i apt . with magnafl· mr11ll'l•"Q «nr•· 1'171 A MARKETPLACE ror 2 Bt-drm. 1 b11lh. no f*L<o . & home like 2 r with t't:nt view of the Bay 1 ""h•••·<l ""TV.,,,..,,,. CdM SUITES Purchasing Agents and <.:omparuoo·Health Care Adults: Ref F.duc Wom Home Mngm't ln/ext'r ute Hskg Ldy Exe Cook, Onve, shop, own transp 5 day LV-IN S3S da Net Exe Ref 64().3813 no ctuldrt·n. 19fll M.apk. pvt . gatt'<I enlrunt·c + 2 SOI 611 Lido Park Dr. wn11•·11 o,, ,,. '""' m.i9,wrw -New Busmesses Lait or t'ou.nd a pet 7 Call Very good housecleaner. $?75/mo 1\31 12tlfi C"a lg, µslloc. Some wllh .111 IJ'73 300'l '•111'1 u,, 111• 2 Story delaehed and This 15 a new OAILY Animal Ass a s tance good ref's. Call aft 5pm; RE/MAX ·--gan1"t'. ~w1mm10~ pool 714/832-4134 s hingled "Hansel & t A~"ue 537·22'13.nofee. "'"...u'l. -" o...ay Gretel " style offll.'e Pit.OT rtasslfil.'aUon to ~ '"""'""'" J:JCULZI Tennis couru. I BA.YFR "" Fem. roommate to shr 3 itet buy~r and seller --------Beaut tm1nd new adult blk to Httnlmj.'1on :.hOP· SUP AVAJL. Spac. 2 br. Br2 Ba apt on Balboa Bl suites Wall to wall r pt. t og eth~r Sell your LOST: Yellow lab pui;py 1---------• apts Spar l & 2 br PUlR cerucr mall Adults den. 2 ba apt w /spec· Aft 6. 6'15·5035 warm panehng. beamed ~urplus. overstocked or Vic W 17th & Monrov•a PERMANENT LIVE IN W/to wnh s c s t y le No pe t:. From $4 35 tacular view. Luxunous ---------<.-ealu1gs plus pol·bellied no longer needed items 631·5016 / 64 5·8 1781 COMPANIONS / Sc h £•duled move-in &>uwmd ,V1lla11e. 15555 appointme nts . beaut. Prof straight male look frplcmexecomce 7iO sq or suoohtll ofany kmd 548-8204 HSKPRS &tnshinc rilled 2 br, 2 ba. Feb 10. .,..," $3"" llwlt.tngtm V1ll&1te Lane. 1tardens w 1th s a ndy mg to shr apL in JI B or ~!,l ~'!( ri:rsm·q0rt equalmg For more mformauon or LOST· 2 six mo old F & M PRACTICAL NURSES upswrs apt. w/rooftop lBr.lBa .,,._,.$42 ll B \714Jl98·9961 beach..Overlooks Balboo SB.2l3·96'1-0016.lve msg ..,_...,,,_PLUS toplareyourad.call whale puppies w /red WELLSCREENED pat.1o.rrplc.bltink11&2 2 Br .. 2 Ba SJ!K>· 5 lsland Adults, no pets. V WI & E""PLOYER PAYS caqiar. $450/mo673-4329 ~gml --~12 Adult ApU. nr bch New <'114)673-8414. Share large 4br house on Charming 325 sq rt office 642-5671 spatSI b 2 5. RICEWIASORnO "" • 2br rrplc, piit1os. pool ------------Penn. Responsible, easy space with very aurar · betwe en !SA M a n d 1-ar or. · FEE 2 BR. frplc, s underk, Slwuunj!lg.3br2bagarn Sec gal« 1702 f1onda, Oeluxe 4BR,2BA.gar.oo going M/F w/job. Call live new wallpaper & ~JOPM. Monday lhru 642·0'75'1a_ft_5 _____ DYMASEARCH ()(.'ean 1ude Avail 311 <!pl. Pool-re<". area $345 ~10 pets steps LO bch. $5'15 Dan or Jim 673·953'1 art white shutters. Must see Fndath!orofiour ad to •P· REWARD Husky /Sl\ep Personnel Services 5'(K) RelS' 675-9431 aft 6 710 w 18lh_S_t _____ 1 New 2 br,2 ba condo. pool. yrly lse. 644-1103. _5 ___ :.i_P_M______ to :66f:~ {e'ZlrY ~.If tiet....'ee~~ ~~~ ~ nux. s1vr. Has Ahtskan :mi ~T~s9 S.A. Newer 3 BR. 2 ba . suh Country Settinq )aCUl7l, tt'nnas, dshwhr. Sharp 3 Bedroom. 2 ba. M-roommate to shr apt. noon on Saturday for tags. ans to "Sancho" I~~~~~~~~~~ dee k. frpl • bltns . 2 lllO E. 2lsl Streel g a r a g e D u y ~ nice carpeltng. bltns. NB. SI~ mo. Oceupy 1m 675-23 ll Sunday'spubllrallon 631·3332or8J3.9632 r gar ages S6 25 Agt Eastsade 2 br&den <ipllt <213)AA5 6033 , evt':. {'Ov 'd p a tio dec k & med. 646·991'1. 752·1180 ~~~~~~~~~~1-----------•Found. Small Female Companion Secretary ~-----l<'vcl Frplc. der k 546-099f 1ta ragc. $525. y rly . Roger -~-:.-..·Refttal 4450 Ch e c km a s tt'r Germa.nShepherd.mass Good driver . n on l>kybght. all extras $420 -1 675-fiblOJacobs Realty. ~ checkwntcr. brand .,,0 collar. p..,.2 yrs old? smo«er, xlnt references. 38R, 2ba. 2 {'ar J?a ri?. mo. No children or pets NEW 2 lilt 2 RA . <'nc F. wants F to s hare ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.-.. 111 vic Adams & 568-I:mo frplc, bit-ins. ds hwshr, Days 646·4262 , eV<'s garagf, close to beueh LlUO BAVFRONT charrrung2brhouseNB Newport Manner's Male n1•w,SIO 3holepaper r uuuu ..--:.-----------~ 719•,Jns 6402800 645-954.3 $36l)l)(T"mo 964-~37 Supe rb 111e w , s andy Age.22·:.l Beg.3·1or1m Modem 502 sq fl !>lore punch. ltkt• nc~ SS Magnolia H B. After 5. Practical nurse w /excell. ---· ----beach. Crplc 2 BR. $650. m e d s 2 o O m o 2 6 :J 0 ( C 1 A 11 0 n &In 7217 t•\CS 968-6640 references wall provide 3824 Bdrm townhouse apt 3 BDRM . 2 bath. 2 ::.to ry .,,.c: f.685 or 494· 1681 ist•-• ~~t•-• .,_dep 673 '1~ k ..., ,.. ror elderly. Cook. ,.. A u 50 .,...,. ..........,.,. 213-1n7001 60 •~t: BasenJI , M. bar · '""-••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. i -.... ba $425 mo 1owdl<>use pl .,.. /mo Two desks :.> X twn ......., rompanion, s hopping Sharp 3 BR, 2 112 ba GKSpaJd.642·5073 964U0'7 DELUXE Ho use lo s hr. 2 adj For store &omce space at pe d ti drw r . IBM less,blktwhl &bm.2/lO own trans. Reliable: duplex Fplc, dsh w:.r , 2 br. 2ba. ~2 blk to bch rooms . good location, reasomible ra lcs ma I( card auto Gt-62l3 ~7526 AJ.r cood, enel gar $495 East.side 2 br. hltns , no 3 Br.new condo. I male lo New carpet. $410 mo yr COM. S250mo 673-7359 50().SOOO Sq Ft typewrller Call Dack LOST. Cat grey male vil' ----------- mo Peggy 96().4392 pets. $325 mo 640-1271:1. be.ch T o t a I r e<' ly bl5·3L26 eves M ... S ... VERDE lrwm673-4400 22nd&Santa Ana. CM Fence bu1 Ider n eeds _ __ -552_4201 e ves aft 5 pa1kafi!e Incl t1•nn1s Roomma te wa nted to .. .,. work. n yrs. expenencc . I lge Br apt No pets -lnmcd OC'c uµy a1101I All adult. no pets. 2 br, 2 share new 2 bdrm 3 ba DRIVE PLAZA Metal desk w /3 drwr file REWARD• 642·8833. 496-9154 Adults only Pool & p:ttio 2 Br. 2 ba, 1150i.Q ft. Fplc. (~1919 s:>-1 1 ba, from $330. Jacuzzi, 0-c:Ula Pl Condo. 496·2661 1.525 Mesa Verde t:, c M "'5. Kroehler 3 way vmyl FOUND· Elderly blk poo· . , 1~1 Monrovia. $24iU em· !!ar. O /W, $3'15 t Bl.OCKTOOC EAN pool.rec bldg.Shown by or644-9.S39 54 5.4123 reclinerbrown $4S.West· die, 1-'e male Vic Hunt· PLUMBER (Lied) Look· t\il!>-003CI Me.a Ven.le. gJ8 ·1!121 or appl. only. 545-4855. -------inRhouse Roaster oven 1 n n t 0 n • Ad am s mg for work in new ron- 4994721 i i.Jr. I·"' ba, lrplC'. 2 t•ar N.B. seek Slra1ghl prof I I ·---------1 $44. 642-5633 c,..,":,......., "' st.nJ(.'llon. Marv. 646·9807 2 BR. 2 bit, pool, adult'< on --'~1r $350 mo Adult~ on STEPS TO OCEAN. View bus man to share lux 1_;,_________ ..........,...,. aftS ly Stove & rt'fng. wtr µd 3 Br. 2 ba upper. Mesu del ly No Pt'll> Ask for U1ek 3 Hr . 2ba. 2 car ~ar. ocean vu home w /sam<' MARINER'S MILE J.M copier Model 10'7 $200. 1 l ----------- P>O 556 l7tlS Mar. $350 No petll only962 &1!">4 9 to5 bluns. $6'15/mo. 675·1906 ~ pool. $2115/mo. lncld PRIME LOCATION 559-8451 or 559-84'16 after f'N~sgheoymef~~o~n~:.~ Manufacturers Save: We c•c """" ----lil G V' 1·1 "u n•"4 ON WATER. Available 6 PM """" ._,__•·act as ·embly or Jbr. 2ba. end )tar, SJ'75 ,.......,....., _______ ___,New aplll now rcntani.t. 3 Near lloag, attract 2 BH u · ara a ·_"'_,...,_,..,_ for retail or f"ofess1onal •-=------------Valley.839·7019 :~";'';,r mech. & elect Near OCC. No pe ts 2Bdrmapt,unfurn,fam1 hdrms.2 ba &cnr l >tar twnhse.2 BA.cpts.drps. J-'emale loshare2 BR offices. Tola of 3000 sq """.,_,,. f'OUND Max bree d rompooents64.5·1.5309·12 '15l·2l56_ -------ly complex, no pets, S2~ St.art at $495. Locat<"d •, W 1D hkup. Ad Its. no home. Beach view. ft Can be d1111ded mto OpportuMty SO 15 Shep/Husky/Seller. very AM -z:nJ apt 3, College Av•. block from llcul·h Olvd. pets $375 mo. 548 2695 499-1531 1>mallerwuts ••••••••••••••••••••••• rooltb •---------- Newly dt!rorated 2 BR _642_·_9'1_60_. -----~ corn <' r o f T c r r Y Watet'froftt Hws Investors eam 50% or pro· ~AdaaJ~ vHcB 8968-~nt Housecleaning eithe r w/p\11 yiml Nice C M. Dr N 1ewpoml Ln. O~n Sm Clenwnte 18 7 6 M /F t.o shr lg Newpe>rt 6 31. t 400 fits. A successful builder • · · house or apt. Call Kathy location Children OK 2 Br. 1 ba. all elec. Brind house Sat & Sun. Call for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beachfront a pt, frplc, seeks fWlds. Sl.S.000 per REWARD. for the return ..:631:.:..::..·..;;.1823;;...,.;. ______ _ -~5112.agcnL ____ oew.187 E.18thSt. ~ mfo 848·31.33. SlOOMOVEIN gar. amm ed . a v ail house Short term. of large Female Akita mo.Agt.541·5032. ALLOWANCE 2L11675-36'1324hrphone 2482 Newport Blvd AP ured do!( Brandle color Ind1v1dual wanting to Lovely location I m1 from 3 Br. 2 ba, frpl. patio. !>m 1 Br. uul pd. Lge sun 700 fl ....,5 Se<'Mr Gordo-n 955-2464 _ tut h t 1 as a. tip learn dr ain & sewer So Coast Plaia. 1 t:Jr 1 Comfortable new 2br. 2 yrd. no dogs $450/mo, deck. overlooks golf Will sharemy2br.2baapl ~x3490 sq . · ..,, ·mo 1...:...:._.:...:...-------wtw cBcl esk · e,..k Los cleaning business or Ba. pool/Jac $325 mo No ba. kids ok, no pets . 675-fi67o. 960-5376 {'OUTS<'. S2tiS 614 Calle w/studenl or responsible '"'-Mo119age1. Tnnt f'3~~ 1zyerd":;.9-8&,J plumbers assist. I a m pets or children, cpls 011 557.m85$36S. mo. -------------Campana, 492-1567 worlung woman. fo'rplc. Costa Mesa·approx. 1400 DeedS 5035 · esa · married. bonda ble & ly Call644·~. 546 1330 3BR2Batwnhse. ·yr old. Lge home.!Jke2br.2'2 ba. pool. beautifully furn. sq. ft. office bldg Park· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost: Golden cro wned havegooddrivingrecord tofc> NexttoS.CslP .. %.8 ten· t.ownhomc apt,encl Piil Sc.ttaAna 3880 .NB~...:.a.:...re:....a_._642.:..._·897_1_. ___ l"a'166W t9thSt.50'pr Conu r e . g rn w /yel. Xlnl re f's Very hard "' patio & garage Di x ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.... LOWEST A ··--'--•-feamfasL Last O's . Pool. $~•5 mo Resp Fem over 21 Share ft.557~1 _ breaSl. or crown. ns . ...,....,r ... 1 !:Sr cottage t y p e w/garage. Patao Utal 10 el No pets. New carpets $280. 2042 B Meyer Pl. 640-6395aft s wiJ'ys kitchen w /bltns an r-1 Condo 3br. garg. Kids, I · Cat!s ar Vt r-. CO M . Position held JO years. rcfng Sm.all pelok $410 pet OK. $400 Nr Mam & large furn. condo. Laura tndmtrial Refttal 4500 Wenstltatn 759.113 0 548 ·0498 -~-------- mo 17610Cameron ~l MacArthur.962·88409·5 '154-S!3'1Afl 6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• lstT.D.'s,also n-··--" we&tiB.AU Gemini mty fl39 6623 lndustrinl Unil. 1200 SQ fl ""' ..... u . Hltp W..ted 7100 I Tustin 3890 Garocles 50 S M F 2ftd T.D. Lomts. 2 blk d R k 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New beautifll garc en Beal.'h 2 blks. Zbr 2ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• forlleftt 43 on -~an t .. c$279. or Fairest Terms since t949 Lost: ogs · oc:/.. t:astsade 2 bdrm Child apartments. ,ool & s pa Patao, garage Adult!>, Dix 2 Bdrm with garage, ••••••••••E··~d••••••••,•• imn..,... occpy. per Sattter Mf9. Co. TI':: ~e~1:e 1,shy~P She;:,: B~ccrspr fo~AJt'o~t.E Co. OK. Near park, ~chool. Bl 8 11crhelor ~~. No pet.s $375 645-1_682 • l $3 60 14 o 11 Garage. ·S• e sing e, mo. 751...:.·'l?-.:8'1_______ 1.. .. z.2171 5 .. 5. "611 I 8 M ..,.,., pa 10. perfect for sl-Ora~c. $35 .u.-. 4550 -.. "" Collle llllx.fem "M1ssy" Newport area. ~?363or6'1J.5921 Newty decorated $325 28 $360 , 2 bd .. Prn,e brook. Apt H . mo. lmmcd var a nc y . ....-age H B a r ea Reward . System 32. Ask for Mrl>. 7512-8060_______ r Heady for you ' ul'n, .n ... .,.,1 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• MONEY. v A.ILAILE ...,,, n'KJ\ 213 '°"" 9681 Pedler. 833-3150. _ AdultJ. no pets frplc. gar $350. 962· 7788 ~ 545-0101 wkdys, 1·456-5284 2nd TD LOANS .....,......,., or '"°"' 3br2'riba new duplex. dis 2250Viuguard Way ask for Mack ~nts Fumlshed wltnds&eves. ~~~xt~!~~O~arages. SWING LOANS Found: Brn/wht f em. Accounung hw . patio , g ar!(. (atNevportBlvd) oru..funtisMd 1900 CnJ Aar garal1C 1'n co~ta 542.3490 EQUIPMENT Huskie. Vic. s. Costa Children OK $475mo 646-68.'Sor 540-9626 Deluxe 2 br <ipt '"., plcx •••••• ~ ... " " ----------M 631 4944 Bltns. en(• ~ar No pets . ••••••••••••••••• Mesa. xlnt for storai::c CONSTRUCTION esa • 2168MmerSt.S57·4S7~. 1 br., $2'5. refng .. C/D. $115 963-7524 THI!: EXCITING $10prmo Aft 2 '151·5266 RmtalsWanted 4600 ORANYPURPOSE rd I~ k PAYROLL di 3 Adults " ts 73l D W PALM MESA. APTS • ••••••••••••••••••••••• DaVl·d p Carey & Assoc. F'ound: Shephe / us ie So.CoastPlazaareal. x 8lhS •:,?.,J>C7'187. 3br 3ba. crpt. drancs . MINU'rESTONPTBCH OfficeRefttal 4400 b l k R.E.Broker.960·195'1 max?, shortha1r. yng. Br2Ba4·plex.enc gar. t Lo•.r ,.. Hesponi;i e . wor ing Vic.MiSqPrk.964-2993 Take charge of hourly dr t bit frpll.', pnv patio llunl "-ch.J•·"BR ••••••••••••••••••••••• writer s e e k s o n e apes carpe s. -ms. b h oo ....,. .,.. p Cl FlC adnurustration ~is 1fis.7336 rt 5PM S3'7S. i a town ous e , ingtonHarborarca dayi. fromS25S&up 523 Sq. rt office s pace to bedroom collage in NEWPOR• A Found Small black Lab ~ · a __ frpk. s undeck. patio. 536-6663, 536 8705 eve Adults No peUi s ub· le a se an Lag una Corona del Mar or Cos ta FUNDING puppy wtchoker & wht AT'IN ROOMMATES adulu. no pets. 2656 F 840-5949 1561 Mesa Dr Hills. t..a Paz Rd. just Mesa. Qu1etne!ls essen AnY amt 1st . 2nd. 3rd. spot on chest. 642-7660 ROSA.M IMC. ~A.H. Aph Ora.lt(e. Ave 640 7905 -l <S Rlks Bast or Newpe>rl sooth of the San Diego ual Wnle Classified Ad TD's. Days, 95S· 10.SS ev ..::.::...::.:...::......;__;.;._____ Newport Bch 548-5533 .....,,.W R~l~G "7HEVICTORIAN" Bach 6 mos 0 d fnr d Blvd> Freeway S308 month 11206. Daily Pilot. P 0 675-5535 PtnOllClls 5150 EqualOppor Employer ,..._ ~· " yard. blllns. no Pt>IS 9 5 546-9860 Avail now 830-6030 Ho'< 1560. Costa Me!>a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ D~EW 2B•stud10.11h baw1gar . $2'75 Ph848 2655.534·2306 am· pm 92626 •DISCOUNTED• MICHB.LE'S A.CCOUMTAMTS ~" " ad'ts. cpts. new drps. ---------•I Deluxe medical s uite. SmaUTDlncomeNotes MHDB> 2 BR.2baapts Perfect raige. rocd yd w/pat10, 1 Bd. 2 ha . l>llin s. TAKEOVER growtd n r. Corona del Re s p h a rdw o rking -FROMS2500 -•a.teal• IMMIDIATB.Y for 2. Great C M loca· wr pd. $305. 66'1 Victona cpts/drps 2 blks from Mar. Realonom1cs Corp mother & 10 yr old girl c SALISBURY /OWN 11AM·2AM 335.3749 lion! Available March 6J6.4J20. 1·5. ()(.'ean. no pet!> $300 PAYMENT 615 6700 seek house rent/lse un 640-8755 We have many opemngs 1st $315 & $395. Call ---------842-00.SSor ~-8229 lN'f'ORMATION OAC ----dcr $300 Depe nda ble UMDA Ir VICKI for e1tp'd general acct!>. wtule select1on lasts! 2~r Iba Encl. garg. & RENT OPTIONS 250.500 sq . n om ces. 541J.s;n) ._.ioeMC..-nts/ o..tcal (.'()St accts. & tax accts . S>OCred1tTolstMonth J>allo. $265 mo. 2210 Lg 2 Br.cncl gar &back TOIUY400HOMES FromSt45 Incl utal.'1'19 P«'IOftClh/ £-..... -~~os~f t•. Call 714·634·2063. Ac- Rent W1thTh1s Ad Rutgers ~B 846·1l29 afl. patio. carpelci. drnpcs. & ""LL A.Rr."r. _w_1_9lh_S_t_S4_0_2200 ___ Mis.«loneous Lott& Foilnd ,.._-'""' ...._.. C'OWlts Abi!Jlles Account· 6p bit-ms. Call 848 8.100 Ask .,. ~ .. 650 Servino all Orange Co. '""'Personnel. 100% free . . m~ESA PINES for Make ~~~R~~ME Plala ~!!.llti•e •• ~.~! ......... ~ .... ;;;;:;.;;;···5i·oo ____ .. 835_·_'13_1_3 ____ £_116._o_.E_. ______ _ 2 l:SR. 2ba, frplc. Karg. s m .-n... Do you need a 50x90 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Physical massage by l...8e bach $265. I Br $305. yd. no do1ts $360/mo. Santa Ana 554-7070 Private swle with recep fenced storage yard lo he'd masseur techni Frplc • pool. jacuzzi, gas bl5-fi6'10. 960-5376. E.Anahe1m 956-4500 ti on & secre t a rt a I work out or Guard do~ PENNY ei an. 4. 8 p M App t Acrounung R.C. TAYLOR CO. bbq. closed gar. Adults. C. Anaheim 956 1011 servi ce , co nre re nce pro vide d . As k r o r 548 2817 64().5112 no pets. 2650 Harla /\ve. lmmacuhtle 2 Br 2 ba WestmJnster 848·8895 room. all rac1bl1es 2082 LaDons 645·9161 PINCHER ---------1 RCJlleAT llRLF'B ·---__ __.. 54!}-2447. w /pvt deck. Newly de· MI(' he l !> 0 n. I r v In c cco nl~ Xlnt cond. 2 BR l Ba . ....::...-------.-coraled & carpctt.>d. $350 ;,~ 4000 _'1_52-_0234______ ADS NICOLE'S a u piitlo, no pets 3319 F1REPLA~E. 2 Brsg car mo. Adults please. Call _,. Businttsjlnnst/ . Baker. Apt. 8 . $350. Aft garage, d1shwasher. el.c. e v c s c o I I c c l ••••:•••••••••••••••••• Elegant off1<'e!I up to 760 FincMC• ~ • D-· Studio Proudly Announces Our '\ 968-363S Really nice. No pets. $425 (213)289·2426. SQ. fl. on Newpe>rt Bl.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY $2 __. • _.. Move to Larger Officeit. • BR t S •o mo. 759-0497. Beach area. 2 Br. lg enc l. ...._1adorlNt• C.M 645·211 1. 646-6303 ·~lty S0.05 Beautiful girls private Visit U11 At Our New New 3 ap · "" · l dee t.edJb 2b Lovelygardens-Brooks -~·-· rooms. Location. Children welcome, no Ncwy ora r., 8 patio, newly decorated wtr full Downtown Huntington •••••••••••••••-•••••• Sc-II any Item or com· 531-9530 COLDWELL BANKJ.<;R pets. 600 W. llamllton. ~:i~~eus&. ~~cQ~~~ Adull.8. no pets. 960 3689 •Kitchen Fac1I avail Bench. 210'-"r Muin S1t1 BUllGERS & beer on tht' ~~mi~:' ~.~thn:,s ~n~: Call us you won't be BUILDING 1 SJB.291'1 a rea. Adults, no pets. _at---.t 5.;..P_M_. ------•JecuzZI, heated j)OOI One 2-mi 0 lice ava sand Newport 8ejl<'h Pulcher Ad 3 Une-s for z ' sorry. SUITE200 • 2Br 1 Ba. new cpts $t(l(). ~3381, 6'15-5949. BEAUT. 2 sty 4Br, I t.A.!ba •WklYord:,uly maid srv 11.10 96().ISl>ij Agt. '15l 1400 C'OOS«UUve days. Eich 621So. Harbor. Anaheim i333N BROADWAY $300 Twnhse. Pool. te nnis. •1V&phooe a11111lable addi11ooal line is IKr tor Come Ill you'll be glad SANTAANA 548-8204o.!°~i;.231s 2Bdrm.t!,'Jb~,palio,sml $450, 213/870·1880. Lowcn$72.50Wk OM THE SKATERENTAL s ales & lhc2dayi. Charge1t• yoodid We have an increasing dogok. no children. $325 .• 7141964_.155 2277 llarbor WATER'. serv1re . Outstanding oet. No commercial ad~ Mon.sat. lOam to 2am. dema nd throughout niaurw MOVE IN per mo. 645-9100. Costa Mesa 645-4840 Only $19,000 full price Fn till 3.:.> ·3:30am. Or•-..ae Coun'" for ex ~-2 ... usH SUITES Agt '151 1400 For more inform a lion -... ~ New Elst11de twnhse, 2 Br 2 ba condo country lnN 3844 ..--and l0plllt'C your.idet1ll LOSING YOUR HAIR" pMenced accounting &c hrl~bl.ov.er1100sqni ...... i .... ,pvt"hkt'm s park. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3SOtol~t. Stur k with 40 yrs & AskaboutPerlade Jo-bookkeepin" rwrsonnel. h ........ + ~..._. " Room w /kitchenette ~ .. ..-as eve. ,, ... mg+ ,s m p1cnlcBBQ.3pools,Jac, WOODBRIDGE ,,_....,, s pen s i o n plan or 5678 jobaHa.1r&!kalpTreat-C8-llorvisitustoday-we pet O.K. $396mo. Dnve clbbse. gar storage, nr MF.ADOWS SOOw~ck&up. Wet Ba threatened with un · 642· ments Pbl..aC01ffeurat are looking forward to by 2536 Sa.nta An• Ave est Plua. Cbld ok. no 1.u.'iciously landscap~d WI !n_~_~___ Udo Mna employmcnl" Whichever .__ _______ __. ll42.Q44 itrtttin£ you in our new 1ben call 6'.2·0282 pets. $390 544 ·2300 . apt rommumly. 1&2 Br Peninsula l'olnt. pvt cnt. Vllklge the ras.:. here's 11 bus1 • * * IOcation. 2 br W/fl,ar. 529s. New 642-1008;673-6'181. apt:ii & exec sing les rMm +family rm, TV. Newport 675.866' ness opportunity you •S!CftUIM* 17141135-4101 f d d t av 11 I I Imm c d 5 O N<> :1muke. no cook. $120. can't refuse. Call for an Shki q.lh Mockl~ .:acorta FREE PARKING crpt.s. enc yr • watJ er We!!l.'lide 1 Br newly de· Easts bor •/Ma • n c n ioo l.IJ...44111 Airport area office spaec terv1ew appt. 673-8083 t66'TS Suaar Loaf Male-female pd. ~ "O" Placen a . corated. w ,;, carpets. trance .£a 11 t Yu I c secretartal serv on pre Ji'Ot.mttun Valley 63M.120,l·5. drapery, all nu ap· Loop /Woodbridg e Ueoullful Laguna Motel mises si4o.~'1·9331. • • • Vouarethew1nncror ~h·~~f:g:'!'?· countin« Fee Paid Bachelor loH . refrlg. pUances. $260. No pels. VUlaie. ('114)551·6800. ·~· Ay wl"t'k or month '-a V• t'491Yan Two"'" Tickets a. ruuvll\8 o c . rAY ARIS Cieri& siove pool. adults, no ~6737 or552·9'723 494-2494 CdM Gmd nr, 600 sq fl 550 ffaulartno Ave:. to Mk abouts~. rate3 'E.Btab mfr seeks lndeplh .-. !..!.".: ,..,. """l V d bd 3br 2'Aba Brand New Ideal for ml dc:1ugn. ~ "'-t M Willi · Ind' .. ror var'cd de· .--· ~ ........ ,..., . Mesa er C• 3 rm . Woodbridge, S'100mo. 2 Attractive room. l,'J mile E. Olt Hwy. ~ a csa Tennt'S.'lee ams 752 8708 h • 2 BR apt cpts d11>11 v~ry quiet cul·d -uc. RC'f. car~ara 2131465-4841 from beach. $30 week.•----'------Yooartthe wln.ner of THI • f::rtmenttl pos. Call clean. Avall lmmed. sazs PIO/mo 498-1936 atter 5 HB. 96().3531 S1*> Up. omce-111ore. 480 Two FrM Tkkm ICCBfTIUCITIIS toneeome female middle &#&-~· ~C: ~:;:: mo'_...,_ PM. Lapna leoch 384t f\, AJC 17301 Beach Bl. to OF A d ' ... rieople f _._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room & ba lo pvt home. H.8.LEASt-;842·2834. Tcnnoa&ee WllUams' age e n,o,,... • Dis Personnel Service o New2br2baNoKldsJPet. 0..,.... · lt:26 OC&\NFRONTl•rae tux· $100/mo.litecbores,non· --------THI ..-.KnMGA.LI dancln«. P• ntlng, Hwltlngloo Beach, 16161 S35o$m0. lmo. reot free. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ury uoo• 2 br. 2 bn. $7~. s m o k c r P r" r . Prof Ofc Sultes ICC&n'alCITIIS ~!!'asa~•ychDeC::~e~t ~:1n1 e tc. etc . .._Bt_ach. _______ _ Aak ror Mgr. 628-0820 or lbr Clean. Cla.e ln. $250 incl. uUL 646-0505. Kitch/laund pnv Fem ltUNTlNCTON DEA CH OF A ti~ ~it~ 3()() E. Ocean 1..,;.....:...;~------Fee Paid '45-3118 locld. ulil. C.ll Martha1...:;;;;.;,._,;_... _____ ,deslrt'd 64-1--5636 Central loc. juat off .... Gtm ... G"LI Blvd. Long 8e•"h. To $9 •-TO St .. ,400 861·U6l or-494·86'12 OcNn view. patio, cov Be h 81 d l M I St "' " "' " -·-• ... IW ''~ " 18R apt.. Take over Liie of tttd park.Ing. J 2 BR. 2 l ltOOftl Ir Bcurd 4050 .:.en·~ MVAI~ or'Ffc E St.amnR Sandy Dennlsat t'lalm )'OW' tlckcu, call -·""".... lndiv wtrettnt CPA exp. $17' mo. SHrtflce on Sludio apt.. Clean. Cloee BR. $350·S47S Wik to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8''1 ~ lhc l.<Jnll nueh conven ~ elll272 AUTOM~U 101.1gbl for ln-d •ptb lurnl1btn11 l n c ld . in. s:z2$mo. lncld. uUI bch.M9·1UMISSH8'10 lbUdcaren~edlor 89 1-----·-tionC.Otcr,300£ Ocean • • • eveey1eartor anab'lil J*. C.11 Kay. 83H10Z. Call Martha 661·1161 or -vr old lady In wheel IAJ.IOA ISLAND Blvd, Lona Beach To --------abOutliOO SlOOO a.lao foe Jobe. 833-2700. -.-..3672 2 bdrm dlJ'PI x. 'ltovf' & chlllr 673-4QIO ,...., ,_,.. M ri A cl:llm your ttcktt.3. caJI ......... ru•-t draw In thr M<»l Mabs Denn1t • Dennb Person· 2 BR 2 bl ~ncl aar, avail rdna. Cl11 to bch & ah~ v..-cr.., ..... nic a "" \f 642 5678 ext 272 ''"" _,, 64$212' Del Service of lrvlne, 2082 l mmed Dys, call SEIJ, idle Item• w\th o Older Adult only Nu llMvt' torntlhtna to sell" 5500 Mo Rt"olonomlcs , • .... • • West. a Dilly Piiot . llkbebooDrlve. MS-9'4\, evs ISl 418 ~ly Pilot Clasalll~ Ad pct.a S3'15 494 4695 Oa.u}fled ads do ll well _C411>__;_67_S.._6'7_oo____ ... ctasslfied Ad 642·SC'll. -- I ~ • . . • _,, .,, ... ,. ... . . ~ . . . .. . . .. . . • .. t ii •y ~ ... " . •. . . "' . -. 8J0 OAA.V Pit.OT ~ ... ; .. · ... 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'Studtnt l Ton trlk k ho •• 'l'ra..h. ln.._. trtm Dan Matur~ <.:nrli\tann Lady d 1n:s h.'it" wnrk. rf'fer ( II Murcia 964 l~ _ HOUSl!:Kl!:~P~RS 2 eneraetar youni.: ladles \\1ll 1uvti your homf' :i one IShot clt-aruna for one re • 631 a2l~lafl ~ ____ _.. __ n ~u ""'" • r 1•11'llt II P•tr• !\u''"' 1 np Uon,. •• ~11 I ll t. \ r l)"n nt fl t :o :mu .-1 (mtNt t1on oil lyPf"' N" 00 .rtM, Ro..11SoU ~703 1':xpt'r woman will do h O U ll ti c l e ~n•n.: ~ft'r1'0N::S Own trans ~2$Stl ~at*'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comp Des tan• & Pror St-rv rototalhny. lawn extraCllOM . cln u(>8. nu lawn, sod. 11prtnklers. pl:rnb, nailro:ad llo . hahtana. rus "Vic " 96J.-OG88 ~~!'!? ................ 1 ~~~~':':'! ..... "=·-"' "Moving Out & About?" lnl/~xt . Rca,,o nabl{' ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Don't De.lay Call To· Dependable t'ret! l't;t lf you dorn like Tenant d•y" Locul & 1>1att!·w1de Jay 645 1965 Probleim. Collection:.. terv 24 hrs 1 days ~v1ctions.et<' Wedo' ~ G & M P111ntmg, Int & lnqw~ now 2'1 Yrtl exp Ext Cab1Ilt't f1n15h1n((. & Meyer -.amt-54&-l.36b Ha rd wo rk1n1 men I stucco rcp1ur. 7Sl 3448/ ._ .. Ii R--'r Lowesl legal ratt'i.. ins. 6T.Ul457 -..-~ n11 Servke. sou con· St lie 111'119230 W6-74S3 --••••••••••••••••••••••• dltlonantc. ,()(.! Install .. •---------All ~ t"'rec esttmat~ Dedls Ii AdcUtlottt weed coolJ'Ol. Free Ht. MOVUll & Houbn.i. Fgt. u cen.'led. $10.00 per roll Kcnal.ssance714 /499·381G 6131498 bid~ materials, hs hld average. 64S-0880 _ D......:--jJOOClS etc. LoW\.-:sl rates _,...,. Lawft ~ in town John 9M·26S4 EXCELLENT PAINT · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLNT PAINTING ~Tax ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl)nn.kltr Repair Service. , Ptee F-3\ Low pn ces. ~~••••••••••••---------•I ~oo~~~ Wt'vn.:u·d ~ Ma lure wo rn 1 n • 111 C.pwloc . ••••••••••••••••••••••• hiilfl) 11 m lllU'lll'h1 t•n ....................... DotCM• ..... I • HOBIN'!( llOllS F. Pm..tlftg/Poptt'Wtg CALL S48·270IS Repair & Rrroor. All types -sh 111tclei. rock11hakes compo-t;ir Free esl. 54l·S930 fin. Avail. ua Mon ,. .... tMCJllZ)a Utrpentt'r ~N· •:,, An) ••••••••••••••••••••••• CL1'.:ANINU Sl-'.ltVl('I!:, ~"" )lb f:'all All•n nr lloa Groununt1 Your for 1t thorouahly d t un INCOMETAX RETURNS Xlnt Workmanship. Prompl, N:'tlSOnable 75'--0837 •••••••••••••••, ••• ••.. Int, ext. servmg area f or 1 PE..,-ERS PAINTINC yrs. Prof. qual. work. ~ 1!11)r111r.• nr ~ (~t Pl H All h11\1 l)yn ~7~ ~ 'I 111('(' Or MIM Pick u~ & llOUM! 540 ~7 Newport &h. 833-8199 --------- MasOfll '/ Expr'd Reab Rates Rcs id /Apts /Comm. Free Es t. Casll Gene Reas. Dave. 586-842S Roof1 na, r eaasonable l'lJ~fOM lnli'nvr <'•fllC•nln llyJay • t\42 ~ Oelh Vt'r T l) 11 )'• llt' ~I Pr\.«• I I ~ 1n9$ W1mt .. HEALLY c u ;AN ......-.Ce llOUSl!:~ Cell <i1ngh1trn ••••n••••••••••••••••• Girl 1-'t'tt t!!tl 64S Sl23 ~lUJ'\! -om11m L&ct>n>rtl My humr t'ull ~11 11 ~ M2 349iC ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want 1mmac ho m l'. Luu U.n-om ~ )T'j ELl!rl'Rll'IAN PncN lhl.~ltly t'ln Call Tht.' O..br.nUJl\j( my homl' t-A.l'ly hows 10 6 3U Mon 1Pr1 7)1~ H P o.;..,r·-. w1ndll'i. ~. n~hl fr1·t• , .. ,t1matr on ~I Touch ~~ 01().1 pillll.• '11• ~I ~ lw)!l' Of \UJall JObci c.p.t Senke UN>l\M'd tl73 O~!I Call Ja nice's Kaggcdy ••••••••• •••••••••••••• £.-,'--Ann's h~e<>l~unani; for Mother will bab)'Sll tn t:M Stum"'•• & aolt!al1l l'll'dn •---. thoruu.:h. rcla u bit! & ~·. d•) Ot 1ut1t'll 'tlon l ·otoF'bnchtt'nt'rs whl ••••••••••••••••••••••• t•ou rl eou b s c r v 1 c e Fr1 831 3ilC>4 ''"°' 10 min bl•••rh n,.,,n K & 8 f enctnJ 645 1800 ll\ J.w rm. ball $1!> A q ( Ullta & fen<'crepair nn $1 SO. ruuch $10, 'hr 64(H()90~644 ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15 ti IMlr e LI m IX' 1 11d or Gcw c1e.-.g U~t.ested dJVOl't'C 555 l'pt n·p.tJr. t) rr.o. t>xpr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pers. bankruptcy SM Uu wot1t my1>ell Kds Garderung, clean uf)I" & Lt:!J:+~~INU ~I OlOt lands<'aPtnlC Gt'or&l' 960-5419, 64S 2946 Wr Care Carpet Cleun~l"15. lbl.c$l'U S4S 7072 lxt u.<1 do the b1a Jobs hke noon. wmdow:. & cpt'g Uutch Maintenance 971 1154 ------"JU~T US" houseclean tng. We're honest & efCt· Clall Qlll 673·0163 -!'!team cle11n Abo up ~ Serficn MARINA MONEY MGHS bol:.lery Work gu~ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Mappets in busmess 8.kkpg, budgeUnfl , bill Truck mount unll t'r •MR. FIXIT• Mnce 1974. Honest. de-paymg. Sml bus & est. reai. raks 64~ 3716 pendablc. emc1ent. Of· lndJvidua.ls. 673-7831 ,._ C Carpent('r. paanllnl( fices, homes. vacancies. -....--nt/ oncnt• Reas. rates. 15 yrs 10 u 'd :)46.2393 TypingServi<'e, Prof typ ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.re1.1 ~-17~ __ c_. ______ _ Si>e<'aallllna in auto & homeowtaer cove1 age~. Robwhoft IM.AHoc .• IK.. 67>-0S62 &...dscapiftg ••••••••••••••••••••••• European Landscaper Top work. Fair price Refs. 646-4871 dys/evcs Japanese l..andscaper Spnnkler. Low pnces. Work guar. 9 yrs exp Lic'd /Bonded. Noburo. 531-8162, 89'1·2862 Don't be fooled with seasons. Anytime 1s the pe rfet't time t or sprinklers. sod & plant· 1ng. Dig-lt·Landst'ape 646-7070 1 n g . 8 us 1 n c s s or Concrete breaklrllot & haul· ---~off satisfied customers. ANY & all types or ex-~. Ask for V1ck1e. mg t'nst & erfa<'it'nl. F'ind what you want in gave reft!r .. same person tenor design & <'onslruc 75&-1.520 tteas.MS-8Sl2 OalJy Pilot ClasslfK'<is wkly 894·3698. uon. Llc. 364419. 64S·67l6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M2--04S8 fllca•JRtpalr Residen tial &r Mobil Bnckwork. Small jobs ••••••••••••••••••••••• h omes Free t•s t Newport. Costa Mesa & Prof pamung. Ext & int. Richard Marshall. Irvine. 675-3175 eves Low rates Refs Free Neat patcht!s & tcittures 646-0425. e6t. s.'JS..4780. 536-4383 At& EST. 893· 1439 Bnckwork. Small Jobs S,. _Newport, Costa Mesa & F\ne Exler Paint.ang by PATCH PLASTERING ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrvme. 675-317S eves. R Si.nor. St. Uc .. ins. Try A 11 t Y P e s · F rt.' e s.>a.s. bot tubs installed me. 8J6.SMS24 hrs esumates Call 540-6825 lias, elect . plum bin" All types or m asonry . .. I.lies. patios, patio cov-WA.UPAPEltlNG Plas t er Pat c hing Freeesl.Lacd 7S19872 er.;. blk walls S48 91SO Refs offered. Eve:;. PI a s ter. s tucco &r Tiat 631-JOIS. 675-1266 drywall Int /Ext Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom Masonry. Patios. est.M&-1641 C ERAMI c TI L.,; Walls. Fireplaces. Re CUst.om Wallpapering 1o•ft"~-b lhs t t~1nlnf Walls. IOO's or AJIWorkGuar Free Est . ~ "''""'~· a • en rys . loc a references 67~158 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your tile or mine 645..asl2 ---------Plumb•~ repair. Spec. m 1_962-__ :m9 ______ _ ---------QUALITY PAJNTING remodebn~ & copper re· • CERAMIC TILE • 1\11 F\replaces, planters, etc Int/Ext. Neat Reasona· ptpe. Good pnces Top t~ Reol.> rn~. Fre•t> ~model. Rers. Esl. ~ayne OXOY E l Hat Plumbing. S3'7·3194 erit. Lac 'd. 113S.7775 ext --'------------------HOMESAVERS. Plumb ~-----Mo• .. "f Painting & w1llpapering. ang & Heating f'ree European craftsman. all ••••••••••••••••••••••• qual work. reasonable estamales . $15 hr Honest lunds or tale installed Morns Moving· L1c'd & price. Refs.S47·428l & rel iable se r vice. , ·c/Bonded <A11.91"" I n s u r e d . T I I ~ 8 8 6 BA /MC OK 979 """" ..., . ...., o111 f>AINTEIS NEED · """""' Proress1ona l se rvice --CC! 1 · 11 d MC/Visaacccpt.962·4242 WO RK . 30 yr s exp GtotCREENcash ramie ta e insta e , Int /ex & i\cc. clngs forWlllTE el<'phant:; nrs,shwrs,tubs.~7-263.J Sell things fast with Daily Work Ruar. M7 ·5 186/ with d Class ified Ad dyi., 54s-7007 eve. Piiot Wanl Ad!! 972 l.50ot Ca II b42 567is Want Ad Results &t2-S67K H1f1t W..ted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 ~Want.ct 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• HltpW..ted 7100 HtlpWanhd 7100 HefpWanhd 7100 HetpWmhd 7100 He4pW.ted 7100 HelpW..t.cl 7100 .....................................•............•..•............... ············-········· .•.••••....•............••..•.•••••••.•••.•... Admirustrative Assoc Rep tra111ee. New Babysitter mature .. Amdyst TR Co. In 0 C. area needs woman, my h'ome Days Natlonally known corp men & women or couples can eves. 673-Q67 provides uruque oppty to for P /T work. Many ambitaous indav. Bus deg benefits for nght people. Babysitter 4 mo. anCanl. pre{'d. Call Bill, 833-2700 call ror appt ~l--0863 M y h o m e Demns& Oeorus Person-ASST MANAGER Harbor/Baker. Mon net Sen-lee of lrvUle 2082 WOOns Fri 8-S Prefer MicheJsonDnve • W/exper In fasl foods. own trans portation. 15 *PEOPLE* Needed Immediately $5.89 apply Pacruc N Chicken S4.5-92S9 aft. s. ---------AlffODETAJLERS (4) BABYSlTTER. Mature Days. 979-4034 woman. 3 days wk Refs Eves. 557-0lSl req. To s1t 1 mos in rant Al!J'OMOTlVE My home. Call an 6 pm •PARTS _968-_5620 _____ _ COUNTERMEN! Babysitter needed for 14 Busy Chevrolet Jcaler mo old. Mon. Wed. Thurs near Orange County &Fri.642-9264. Airport needs parts countermen with GM BABYSlTTER-Hs kpr parL'I expenence. Good L1 ve-in, mature, rcrs, pay , enviro nment , non s moker. l infant Permanent Opp. for ad Dana Pt. area 499-4!>97 vanccmen t. See Bob Cook Govs or Gals HOWARD Chevrolet No-~,lang No ex Dove&Qurul Sts BABYSITTING . Loving "grandmother or grandfather" needed to babysit two boys Mom & dad travel and need some ovenute & wk n1te help. Flex hrs. Excellent pay. Pleasecall968-6288 perience nee. Company NEWPORT BEACH walhng lO train. Part bme or full time. Call AUI'OM011VE Mrs. CoUU\S 834-1377 PARTS COUHTER PERSOM ---------•I BMW o r fore ign ex· penence preferred. Con· Advert.is111g JR. SECRETARY Work 1n the exc1t1ng world of advertising. Im mediate operungs for ao expenenced se1:retary tact Glenn at ROY CARVH BMW 154-0Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640-6444 Good typing skills and AUTOMOTIVE d1ctaphone .. Excellent "MA ... FRID'Y'" wornng cond1ttons and " "" · benefits mcludrng de ntal To as~isl new & used car insurance Apply Sam-managers in vaned, an· llam & lpm-Jpm. N:1 tereslinS? tas ks & Lo Babysitter El Toro a rea, Mature woman. startmg Jan 2nd. wk. days 7 am lo 4 30. Care for anfant. Rd. req. 168·1446 RABYSlTTER wanted for 2'nyr boy CdM or Npt &h area. Flexible or per manent hr Call 9:»12:00am 644·S347 Banking TELLER Banlung ClencaJ-AccuratC' typL'\t. * COOK * * • • TB.LEllS •BOOKKEEPER• f1lrng, phone& P •rma t::icper for C.nv Hosp Lo.It It~ Immediate opening ror full charge thru lr1al n en l P o S"-l 'o n Good benc!it.s & working 4003-ASeashore Or expen enced rull tame & balan<'e-reta1I s tore Estabt1s hed company cond. Apply Flags hip Newport Beach part time commercial multi loc 4 yrs. cxper Newport Bea<'h 64~ Conv c~n\e r . 46 6 Youaret.hew1nnerof tellers nee. 833-9961 CLERICAL tiagstup Rd .• N. e Two me Ttckets UNITED CALIF to I ,.. .._.K l~EE:DKEE:PEDERS Capable person for oHl<'e COO.,.,, Tennessee Will.a ams· """ " position reqwnng phone ''"' THE 26151 La Paz Road 9uuEftl 'TELY & math app1tude, typing Expandmg renaurant •DRIVet• Exp:md1ng co lookin~ for people willing lo work Neat appear Good dnvml( rel' Over 18 Cto vehicles. S2 90 per hr+ incentives Call Mark 7512686 &hss1on V1e10 ~ "" ~m. Medical. dental chlW'I Wllh over lO units lCCEHTIUCITIES 837 0066 We have openings for ex-ms. Fabncated Plastlt'S Family-owned ocganu:a· OF A B.lC 4SSEMILER EquaJOpporEmplyr p'dbkprs&acctgclerks. lnc 815 W 18th St. CM uon orrers pltas ant MIGHTIHGALE Divers1f1ed work load an --------Work near your home. 646.3279 working condk aonl.> StamngSandy O.:nnii. :n etectrorucs & optics. A!1 IAHICRECEPT High r ules Cal l Good opportunitk!s for the Long Beach Conven vanced Kinet1t's. 1231 Fee Paid 114-634 -2063 Account Oencal FecPa1d advancement Extelle nt tion Center.300E Ocean V1ctoi:ia. CM. 646-711>5 C\Jst ser pos will keep Abilities Accounting GEHLOFC $10,500 company bene!its Ex Blvd. Long Be ach To EO_E _______ _ b I I Personnel. lOO'k, rree. Pr · 'I _,, d --' • I you us y 1n o ve y 0 ogress1ve mlerna co penencn.i esirn.i. •PP>' claim your t1 cketb, call ~lDt.~nng branch. Call Kay, also E .E. hC1S varieddut1esrorr1cx mpersont.o. 6(ZS678.cxt272 fee JObs. 833-2700. DMms Bookkeeper ~rs. Call Amy. also fee & Dennis Pers onnel F/C To $1200 Jobs. 848-1288. Dennis & ,..JoUg'ltogtt'. * * * CHECKER Service of Irvine. 20R2 Beaut Fash Is l ofr Im· Dennis Pers on n el Michelson Dnve port CPA needs front ofr Serv1t'e or llunllngton a Pp e a r . t 0 rn e l' 1 Beach, 16168 Beach Dental A~~t /X Ray 11~· Back ore W1ll t.raan P JT hrs. n.-x l mmcd open m~ S<ti 35ln BAR MAID·Short order cook. Full & Part tame Call or apply to Bay Street Saloon, C.M llam to3pm. 631-9779 Beauty HAIR STYLIST needed, ReglS Hair Sty I· i.ng, So. Csl Plaza, CM. Apply in person. S4o-8888. w/cllents Public acctg Clerk . Good with fagur; 3333 W. Coast Hwy bkgd a real plus. Call Ent.ry level pos1t1on. Newport Beach Dental Assistant. exper'd ff.espon.-;1b1hll\.'!> Will 111 elude 1n1twl review ol draw1n A!. w11h00.a moderatl' drartani: & <1•· bljpung work lnaci Wil COl'\Stder a year or tw1 practical exp. & 2 year~ colle1o1e Know ledge or fasteners helpful. Room ror advancement Rita, 540-6055 Coastal 64()..4580 RDA. progress1v<' pre ~~MAgency. 2790 Clerks 7-ll. Sales . All COUNTER WOMAN T o :~~~u'::~1c~r!~~3~. ALL JOBS FREE stults. Good pay Will wnte contract bin rl'ntall dustnaJ Complex G c· center. must e av111 t.ralJl. LSLS tsle r, .M. wkends. Apply 1930 r..E NT AL ASST Bookkeeper F/C to $1500 E'xper pers w /ins agency bkgd. in personal & com- merr1aJ Imes needed for very s uccessful co. Good loc & bens for someone looking for c hallenge . Call J e an. S40-605S. CoastaJ Personnel Agen- cy, 2790Harbor. CM ALL JOBS FREE BUSBOY Interviewing between :l.»5pm. Mon thru Fri Apply Rus ty Pelican. :!73.5 W. CstHwy, NB Newport 81.C M. tltrs1det RDA a mu!ll COUNTER ERP <>eat ore. fanta .. tac sal Partllme Cc hrs 847 3507 o r ROSAH. IHC. Call S4S-4867 bef 11 or 9&:?724 Newport Sch S48-$53:J aft 2 pm. D ES K C L Jo: R K Equal Oppor Emply r Coun--te_r_G-1r-l/L-'--a-d_y_to_n_1_cc-Ex~nent'cd prt>rerred ESC-.-ROW Jr-. _Es_c_ro_1.1t_ Of Operungs now a va1lable dry <'leaning store 1n Apple 1 root de bk San fleer Salary Open. for full or part/tame C.M M&-9643 Paul Clerr.nte Inn 125 W 839-092S CLERKS UTOTEM clerks on 2nd & Jrd Averula t};plandaan shirts. No experience D A T A l . N P U T lial A Ride Exl'cuuve Secretary necessary . we tr a an OPERATOR Drivers Bwmess Computer ('11 Start S3 per hr Ass istant IBM System 34, othe r an Lnit ll1lli. rcquan .. , llMDERY TRAINEE Collate a nd package educational materials Will reqwre lirtang of heavy boxes. Willi.nit to tram t.o operate rorkl.art Excellent working <'Ond1· lions and benefits . Apply 8am-llam & lpm-3pm, Nauonal Education, 4101 Birch Street, Newport Be a ch. < Ne a r 0 C Airport) Equal Op portunity Employer. t1onal Education. 4401 supervise lot orderliness. For our Costa Mes a of Birc h St , Newport Lake lo work around fice. Experience pre- Bea<'h. ( Ne a r O.C cars? This will please ferred. Call Mr. Wagner Airport ) Equal Op you• Ideal for semi-at546-2300. Casruer-Rttepttonast portunity Employer k~~e~~l.ary open . Sec Calif. Federal Local offices or national Mrrnagers to $3.60 per hr dulles mclude i:ecept1on Operate modern eqwp secretary with outstantl Managers to~ so per hr relief. acceunL'I payable mcnt & door 10 door &nJ~ :.kJlli. & an enterJH'" Ad v ancement op · &fil.IJlg Call 714-634-474l, tranl!p <.'hf dnvcr'> he m)( attitude. 1.-:xcelknt porturutles to those who Olympus Pac1f1c Intl. m r1:.'Q 'd , Nt. prrnr> expe; i.alu r y Be nefits & qualify l''or an format1on Anaheim for appt nt'C. Good dnvmJ: rec a r 1 r Calaf Bu!> mes~ must No ~nday work u u c . , • gotoournearest market 1• _________ 1 Orange C'-9sl Ye ll ow Sy!!te m:-.. Bob Groh , HOWARD Che•rolet Scrvinc)s & Loan. llKPR/Secretary company have operungs Advcrusmg Dovc &QuailSts 2700HarborBlvd <.; M for Newport Be<i l'h for people who like to ASST to SI 21( NEWPORT BEACH An Equal Oppor Emplyr Arch.itecture Firm. Ex· work wilh the publlt', f:xcrc 1se your c·om ---------pr pref 64S-9444 cashiering. l'red1l an mun1ca l1ons r.kalls AUTOMOTIVE ---------•I vesl.agallon and general wirecoitmzed mfg co •LOTDETAIL BANKING Boa l Hardware Sale s 0Hicework.Compet1t1vc seeking brochure editrn~ Part-time. 8 AM to l PM Person. p (T' 2 days a wk. salanes. Type 35WPM & copy wntmg talents Moo. tbru Fri. at one or llJEW ~\~!~~:t~~e E O E p1foho. Call Cand a<'e , Orange County's leadmg J"llll Newport Beach Publlc Fmance Corp. 848-l288 Dennis & Den-new <'aragencaeslocated ACCOUNTS 67S-33<'A ea.1::.;~~:!!1.~21 rus Personnel Service or 10 Cosla Mes a. Mus l . Hwiungtoo Beach. 16168 have val.ad Calif. dnvcrs SUPERVISOR B 0 AT WA S 11 E R • ___ 64&-484 __ • __ _ af~~:~~ the Personnel DataPrcx·essmg Cab, 1730~ Mt . Jler 5tll·9560 _____ _ 1.2422LampsonStrcet rmarm, I" \'I~ Executi ve Secre tary Garden Grovc.5:?7·4840 EDP DIETARY AIDES lit Small firm needs ex EquaJOppor Employer OPERATOR Conv Hosp . l>ayi./PM perien<'ed ind1v1duu l Q.ERl<S TYPISTS Work local. Temporary 1mmed1ate work CdlFor An AppoMhnt..+ Today sh1fl, ~table e mplov with e:<cellent skill~ We are lookmg for a pro· ment Xlnt bcn~ 1L.,. f'rce Must type 80 wpm+ &. ress1onal and hai:hly heallh tnb. A~ly 1445 know d1ctaphone & othl·r mouvatcd 111d1v1dual to Supenor. omce machmes . J.A·i.:al process c rit1ca I com -• t"xpericnce prcfc rr1·tl pule r output 1n an Draftsman Musi be neat & non OSt MVT. HASP. IBM Mecharu<'al exp ~ust be smo~ung Salary $1000 no environment Pos i. capable or f1gunnAb1ll or Call Deborah !>56-6328 -Beach. License. Call for appl. to An excellent opportunity F/llmc, apply m person. Chuck Cozart or Paul is available with Colum 2.200W. Coast Hwy, NB Answeri og Serv 1 <'e Oper ator. relier s hirt. wtll I.ram. S40-75SS. --------- Dct'abiis bta Savings, a growrng 540-9640 fmancaal organization UNlVERSITY We're seekmg an 1n- lootCKEEPER F /C Fash Isl mvstmnt firm. xlnt oppty . Exp & maturity r eqd. Call 64().-0123 557-0061 Crown Hardware Apply ~Q~~ ff · at 31C17 E Coast llwy, 0 1 Ce • CdM _ 0 o verload Cashier lFood) F.Qu.aJ Oppor Employer CASHIER l l t matcnals Knowh.'41?e or ion r equ1 res ro a init cabanN conslrU<'t10• n"c FACIALIST for exclusive 3-day work week 1n ~ ~ venous 12 hour i;hirts . Hoads Up Inc sJun care salon previous data processt01? ___ S49·8903 ___ ._ ___ 642·4_9_12 __ _ t.'Xperience/edu<'at1on DRIVER r;;---------1 prererred Company Fat'lorv APT MANAGER SALES&SERVlC:l-: dJV1dual knowledgeable For 5S units In Costa ---------an all types or suvmgs Mesa. Exper'd coupl<' Lransact1ons to assume Hus band mull l have AUTOMOTIVE respon s abillly for rm mt. exp. Wife bkkpit *AUTO SALES superv1Smg a nd training ex p . Call eve ?:! OPPORTUNITY! of New Account s (2l3 >86S-38Sl. Busy Chevrolet dealer 1n Counselors. Typmg of 4!> ASSEM--B-L_E_R ___ 1 the Oran ge Count y wpm1s reqwred. Airport t•omplcx must MECHAMICAL add s ales men for 1-:z SAVlllJGS Pos ition an c loctral stra11tht sell & leas e J"llll BOOKKEEPER (Commt.ssaons) Newport Beach Invest Firm fuU char~e com· missions bookkeeper req exp In p egboa r d systems, knowled~e in rendin~ t'ompute r re ports. Ca 1164()..0123 F' rr. nag ht shift. exp preferred. Newporter Inn. 644-1700 x S25 Mickey Zemek E.0 t: CHEMICAL REFINERY WORKERS -$3 7S to start. day & night shifts. lt.S. chemistry or work exp with rhemiculs helpfuL Call 9-5. 549·3281,. 10% increase for 111ght ----------a.BU< TYPIST Newpo rt B e a c h Insurance CompHny Of rers an entry level po111 lion ns billlng clerk. Mmamul typing $!>00 Good Company benefits Hours S. 4 IS 8.13-8450 Clf:AK TYPIST 1>ener1ts m<'lude twllon Young expand111g com · I I refund and a wet I· pany 1n need or 41: I BLUE JEAN I defmed career past m itrcs:.ivc pen.on for t\c I JOBS I EDP. Please apply at. II ve ry and v a ri o u, I I \\'archouse work. CJ\I Ur-t Need 1 PERSONNEL S49-8043Grcl( I ~·'" , DEPAHTMEN'r Dnver for Dental Lab 1' WOMEN & MEN I Morning. Mus t ha vo• TRAINEES , PACIFIC Vlllul D.L. & l?ood dnvmf,l ' ASSEMILERS f MUTUAL r c<·orcl. Part-11mc P"'C""'GERS Weeke nds & eve!! "" l\A I mecha nical assembly Generous pay. Opp. for SUPERVISOR area for mechanical as advancement. Auto. ex- se m bl e r . Standa rd penence not reqwrt.'<i but TRAINEE Bodkkeeper . P /T , for shift. EOE. service stat ion. M orn-l"'tn ___ R_O_P_R_CT--lC-AS--S-T TEMPORARY Excellent entry level op ponwuty for sharp detoll oriented pers on with perso nne l dept. o r growth o rient ed na 1ooNewport CcnterDr 545 -7377 w e ekdays I GENERAL I Nt.-wport Beach. CA 92660 ~5068· LAIOR knowledge of hand tools previous selling helpful We're seeking a Senior & ab i 11 t y l o re a d See Ken Prerce Teller for our present mecharucaa • a.nembly HOWARD Chenolet Costa Mesa office, to mgs. Apply 2590 N~'Wport '-'fil A . . Bl. CM P /T . Ins u r a n c e ex · pe rlence prererred 642'4S32 _______ 1 I Equal Opportunity DRIVERS l I Employer M /F Men or women 25 yrs or I INSP MOLDERS I pnnta a must. Min. G Dove&QuaiJSts. train to assume t h e mos. Exp. EOE 5S7-90Sl NEWPORT BEACH responsibility of Savings IOOkKEEPER ask for Ray Oltman ---------Supervisor for a staff of AUTO PARTS five when the new Costa Ute expr'd bookkeeping. Paper administration . Full charge. Perm anent FUU time. Small, fest growing concern. Good wsirlang conditions. Own pvl omce. Salary open Fnnge benefits ASSEMILEllS PUCISION DRJVERY Mesa office opens this Well groomed female September. Two years over lB. Good drivmg re-minimum teller and new ()penmaa available In ~t«'d. Must live an Costa accounts experie nce. precision .•natrumcnl Mesa area. Call SS6-2SOO hght IRA and Keogh s~. Applicants must tor interview appt background. and 4S wpm C'f\JOY th~ challenge or ------'-''----typing a r e required t r o u b lea boo li n ll & AtrroMOTTVE &J~rvt.sory background THE BATH MART 2711 E. Coast Hwy, CdM ~ d)'S or ~·541M ev, Mr Schor c u s l 0 m r ll tl 0 g 0 t desirable. mecbanica1 u11embllcs. * SERVICE Good manual dexterity & WAJtlAKTY Cl.ERK Columbia ortl'nJ nn out· rMC:banical aptitude ex· Some auto. toxpenence stand 1 n «. b c n c r 1 ts IOOICKEEPER per • must. Min. 6 moe reqt.Dred. Ideal for semi· pack.age tncludln~ dental FULL CHARGE exper req. E.O.E. Call retired service m1tr. or Insurance a nd free w kl r II 557·9051, aak ror Ray ln(l(hl!lnk We will In-career appanl, excellent e are see ng a u Gilman. struc t l Pleaaant apot stArting11alarlee,and•n ch arge bookkeeper / ~~~~~~~~~~I nu r Orangl' County ldu.lworkenvlronmcn\. bualn ess mana1t<>r .----------1 Airport . Perm.anent, Please cont11ct. Person· ruponslble for keep1n11 vari&I intcl'C!atm". Opp. 1 r 1 books for rapldly ex· ASSIMl&.llS IUCTIOHIC Potlllon avallablo for pert100 exptrlcnt'ed PCBt wire ancmbly. wtte narMA a11embly & lM>me minor mechanical Compa111 la IOOk1n1 for penoo lntercstcd to Ions term ~mployment £.0.E. C.11 $S7-9051, 11k ror Ray Gilman . Call "2·58'n ror advancemcn''t. See ~i:t!~. lnterv ew ap· pandina diVCr3lf1t'd pro Mark Trevino. perty manaNe ment <'Om · HOWARD Chenol.t Cal bla S.Y......_ pa.ny. Excol ent lx•ncfits ....,.. "nnanclal tJrowth pot en· Oovdr Quall Sta. md Lem Ual Call ou nd rr,uml• NEWPORT BF.~ ~ lo8ev.957"'71l. AUTO PARTS t714) 716-7101 ALTA PIOPllTY COUNTB-..AM EQU&l Opportunity MAHACHMEHT Minimum 3 )'I'll. jobber 1~~~ .tm~ploy~cr~M~/~P'~~ 18721 Hale. lrv 92714 t'xi>erlmtt Mut be wcll 1: groomed " pcr&<>nable. Claaalfled Ads are \he Hard work " lood J)8)' ~GREEN cnh arwwtr to II IUCCCMflll with ~ t'ompany. forWHITEtl~banta gatafe or yard u lc! Ir's Cal1 $$8·2500 for in· wathaClas11rledAd a better way t.oteU more wrvlew appt C..11 "'2-"78 pet09lo' ....... --.... older Know the coast I t ---------•I uonwide mortgage bank· DWVERYMAH c1ues.N~$180owcekor IDu v \\et•k Month orl wanted for furnitu r e more. Ornnt{t' Co:ts l llon r <·r -It's vourl t1lore. Prefer marned. Yellow Cab. 1.7300 Mt fd1•c1s1on All s h1 ft .,I locaJ man who as handy Herrmann. t ounu1n I'' v 111J .1 bI1• p 111 rtf C..ERICAL mg firm's western region WE HAVE JOBS!! corporate headquart('rs 111 Newport Center. Now tunng on J temporury baslS (3-4 mo) May lead into perma nenl position with future. For details. <'o otact personnel , 640-4.Wl ext. 230 a nd knows the area Va lley <No or Slater 1v11('atlo11, You don't Salary 40-44 hr wk. Call be t w n New ho P e & IPllV U'I "'''pay vou Diane for appt. aft 2PM. Euclid! · · · _548_-s.5_18 ---_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ : IELL~•~· We need people now who arc interested in dom(( l e mpo r ary wo rk . Whelh<'r your skills arc In the areas of Acct((. Keypunc h . Typ1ns . SecretM'tal or General Off1co ... we can uSl' you! WE"REHOWIM EL TORO Tucs&Wed 9:30-3 pm Coddoll Woffnsa Sc hoot Enm up to $300 J>('r wk Low twtloo Placement aMlll 7Sl·9194 COLI.ATOR Deliver & iostaU TV & ap· phance. Mechanical ex per•t'nc c neces sary t>;svtS-Brown Co 646 168'1 DBJVERY I Lit. MalnttMRC• Ovt'r 18. Good drivtnlt re· cord. Nl'al oppcarance. F /time. Call Charlotte 714/83S-4447 PACKER WUIJo• t.o tru!n ao In du11tr1ou1 car c n in · Delivery Dnvcr/Produc dlllldual l O pnckal(e tionworlter $.'l.OOper hr. cduotlonol moteriali. to start Call 642 22S6 Excellent workmp coodi· uons and bcne lu. 40 Hour wffk. Apply North ls Your Prorcsll!ron America n Servi ce HOME REPAIRS" Q.ont.l'r. l.339 E Warntr. Did you know. you can T1 ... or..., 5.nkH Santa Ana t-;qual Op-l>l•ct> a dossifl"'<I ad tn Newport 549-8071 ponunlty Employer I.he Dally Pllot Srrv1ct Bl h ..,,.. ~~~~~~~~~I Dlrortory ror a wbolt' 4361 re: • 11•-:.. month for A~ little as PlToro Sultt200 ZM91 El Toro Road Trade your old 1turr ror ll 77 ptr day'I For more E..O.E M/F ne w goodtu with a tnlormation call ClUlllfied &d 6oU 5671 • ____ 642-_l67_11 __ _ DRIVER p /T I b e: •woe s fro m Newpo rt to fl C::ill orromeintoday Wt•s twood Retail • <'lolhm~ i.torc, re<'e1vin~ I 2102 Ru~mcss <.'tr Dr dept Good dnvmg rt I Su1ll' 208 rord & f'\'fi> required I Jrvtnt.>. Cn 9271$ MU&l be 21. Hours :ire t lt33·M<Ct. 8 30·1. Call NAM')', I 644-5070 I fo~Qual °"port unity ___ _ 1 f:mployer ,.,,,.~ DRIVERS! ·---------- Roy Olr ver Roll~ Royce fo'tL"it food opener wankcl, Is takmg apphcolaonll ror Ftr Sat & Sun off 1f quahr1cd drlver11 ror wanl.t.'d. SJ.25 hr. picku p & delivery of * * * Rolls Royct-:J. Apply to , HOUSEWIVES, Darrell Slt'kle at STUDENTS ROY CARVER needed for P rr' 1unch ROUS ROYCE tmployment. 3·~ days, t540Jambo~ Road ncxlblc acbcduUna. S3 25 NEWPORT BEACH hr ~pply at NEW Ot•r 640.6444 Wlener Schntt1el, 250 S. Bristol. C M <next to llave wm th1na to se11' Ward Uar r &oC t oo I Oass1fled adA do It well llS7.f$3. . . . . .. 0 •r r .: I• >r ,, k '" & I ·I .1 I 5 • • s r e 1 .. .. [ I. I l l I • 1 I I . l l I , . l I J 7 I f s I ~. F•bfiM!Y 14. 1919 ~ Http Wont.d 7100 .... W..tecl 7100 Metp W-...4 7100 w.dneeday. February 14, 1979 DAILY PILOT 0 J J HelpW..tH 7100 .... W•t.d 7100...., Woted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Off1:~·;;;,~·r~·.-2·;~·,;; ·::::;······:.:.:..:···· HetpW.ted 71 00 Help W.ted 7100 H.lpW..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~••••••••·••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• M"'CHt ... IST \t·curult! 'Yf l.st '""kt), ..-""""""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I .. , ·~""'!'I''-"""'''.. "' " I nd ...A r E M A l t. .... I' l 0 n GUARDS ,;,,.b" b Ip" x Int 11.1' \111.1. llAN u hll' phont'<I ~iqwnt-nrt' Servlct' ~twllon au e onl. Womt'fl wunlru $4 25 per ~t~r""l t~rlOi t lltrt~ 1~t .. ~u Jo'\ill ar p 'm" \II Jura 1-.u •" ""or k t: t ,, 11 I-or i•nitu l )'Pi' nuu htnl' ht-lpful Sl 2Shr b42·&06 .. Salet. Ptr. avutlubl(' cvt<ntnjli. hr Irvine & 11 R art.& ~~ 1).17 l1>nrv' •• n1 "'mi. urn ,., 'iawm•r• ( ~ .. )our ~ '"'' .,. l ,. "'"trum\•n l'ARENTSt n :A('llEllS ~aran« & handwntin1t ----•.. ., -. .• l! 1 1 , h 1 1 h t ~ CAN1 GET IN & wlt nds. N t"a l a p Must havt>rar 968-8846 ··-N 8 t 1!1 ur UH'f lh:llfl •I 11~ n t 1 .... , u 1 .. k 1., 1h H,111n of lh1 ml ti.ti 111 I rt l t """ N t W"'81( "'THOME 1o •lt mr Nui-.p ntntl' ••7l "l1 •lu~tn Workini; frnm mtl'rt'!lltnll t•dur.illonul Bh PhoncSales "·~ _ "'~ ,,. , • nWlu.t oµpo 1101 v or THE AJRUHES? Apvdpl 0 yCM2590 e wpor vw. "' " r ., n 1 ,j , Ji i. OK Apph l n1' rri111I hlut·111111t11 i.kdt he' & ,;ilt~ work Pc>'l1twn 1n The ~$220 l l•rk l l' •• h I t"r t , l'rot1'r11o-11 :-.rt' 1 " Jl?lt• llo11•ekti vu . irtn' •a I H•rt>.11 11t ... 111n\ Jlrc('lly \,ol1.t'' ronwrt wtp11rcnt.i1 Publishers rep wm htre 5 ~w•n" • F.xperlenr ed ----~" r 1 1 n , ,. 11 11 11 I " ~h ~r. I, '•antu \n • \l •l ur• wt•m•n to 1111 11rllh t'll1Cllll't'n n11 lo •l'i uJ pre '><'hOOI & srhonl to travel w /~roup to J> 0 w"e r M 11 r h 1 n ,. Yacht 8 k Nf'•~ntr Inn . 110; """"'"' .. h·.u.-. 11 l:l ,. pndi.llaJt ;uh ~ J l:t> 1'-l IJI llt'\4 1>tudU' I •k lll(l' childri•n ~u·ep· Causey V('gllS. Ny . M1um~ & op.-r:tlOr . llo u e w1fr ro eraee J • tn b un ,. IC 1J ="" 8 l '* M•1r1 lt\nl 1-'ri I ll'd ttf"f Ii ••l r "''' H·ln11m r nl tnr world t 1 oo .i I 1 n" om 1• n p • otlwr t'llltlli & resorts on Part lime. lO.l tl7S.3020 Ntow Ctrm m Nt:Wftr>R'l' 11u Jll)O l' •II a. q l'ho.&01710 w1'1t-wt!ll bur~ n.J\llld poriwm1e-; <.;all lor m Real Estate rundom 111nerary No N....,..,.... Beach BEAO -f i~ now aeceplln~ nubon E 0 GUARDS 1111(1 • 11wpnw nl L11th t• t t· r v 11• w w t )<·•I t.>~ S h exp n'"'(" All expenM's, ~~r-·· applH•st1 o ni; for .:x. • ll11uo '-r1•"''' I .I\~· Ill 1·w1.•rlnllt' lw lpful for llUU'laaer. IJlll lhdmulh c ool J>Ulll tnuninl(. Clt"h ad· SHOE SALES prnmC'l.' 770.~7 tT·lOI,.; o i-: VIU>Cl.'Ci. trarus p. furn. rt> MANAG f:R trwlo~ ('u l -0.1 M1 • 111 NBl.7!1 ~l;I • ~uhu~ opt·n, 1•x1 t•lh•nt turn g uaranteed Must P/IJmc, eves & Sundays. ASST. MAN AG EH ~ l .. Ll•11t·l1t1o 1>urk u~1· "· 0 E PART TIME THE MO!\T be l8orovtr, s mgle unat· Appl~ln pef"l!on. ruul /\I S/\'ES PEOPI."' llou:.c' l'lunt 11rn.lwlt-d;t1 1 , • 1 h"""' 119 "'o•hl••n .., "' !'l;1t•11t1fll 11111111° Con SL'NSll'I "' tached&ready lo s tart. an ""'"· r "'" <>FFICE GJRL l:t•'.NKK AL (>l"t-ll't' I I llw If\ r.ur r 1 nt 1 i. l>ll• lll'\lltlt• l'T fur ttlutc> " • "• • ',r, lsland NB IMl\lll~ fl" ram ~ •. 11· 11u1111h·11111h 1· Mu .. 1 h.1 ~·· trnl, l'urµ•i i ult• lleau EVENINGS REALF:STAT E l"or e i g n l o n it ual(e • · C&ll 714-633·3894. 6PM t Hllng 11 bkkri· 4 '111 1.-~ <•w•nl . , .. ,., 1 r~ h11hlt· t1 1111 11r11t .. 1111n •1uu1l •·1"' N •·w µo 1 1 <.;OUllSt~ helpful see Mr Mora n. SlLKSCREENEllS 9PM for an inte rview or '"-'llllf1 .,l our c. '1~1 '111"· h•nn1 ~l.lr11) t;u.1nh ''I rn,u .., H1.•uch l'all '7l I 1 ~7 9051 Adulli. wit h outstonrtin11. rr'E1' CONCEIVED: ll•m·5pm. Space Age WANTED for Laituna leave message day~ ill t.I:> 16'111 for appt 1111 L 10k tor Mr Mull or Mr attraC'livt• Pt•r!<onalitie'I Lodge. 1178 W Ka tella Hills area. no-6023 54().7UI lrrifte/M.wporl ... och 1\da1n.., "'h" e11Jn) \.\Urktn,t: with 'TE LECOURSf: Ave. Anaht!1m 1----------tit' t.l<Al Ot 1"h0 t ~k bt\lkt'1 a1h· firm 1n N t' w p u r t t ' ,. n l 1· r 'witrhbaw.rd h"''1·plmo1'1 r\'b<'i'. l(U(ld 1\1111\1(. "' s..to AH~lm I 'li~l' It \"Ii'' I' I.' 111 d __ t.,1tJ.., 0\ cl 21 ::\lurt tit 776-0140 STOCX ClatK Yacht Salt!sman Shock 1 umru• n 1..il IJdl.11111 ~ .in1l $:1 ~I pe·r hour l'hunl• • Some llftlllg ol furniture Boats, 2900 LaCayellt' · FAsMoa/ Part& p11111:n\' I" 1 .1111 111 h1111 Mwlh. uppl) l'he Inn Jl I> 1 <! 1 :1.! t 1-: x 1 2:; o & eqwp ~-l'urchasina N B._67_:J._2000 __ . ___ _ •II ,It . I' t r !'I. .. 16 I J I' CottoMff.G&The 11f1-.111uun1 .• 11ml mtrk•·I l .a~un.t , :?It N Co.i'>t n t-:T "t-:l'..~ 00 j 00 UNIQUk. "ft!-P ff help wan•""" & m a1nte nenee exp WNttW Ano 1hc-1r 1n,urn11lt' "i.11..ir\ lhn • l.u~un.1 Bt•a r h P:\I VIDEO ";'W'rox 3S hrs week . ..,.., tw>lpful 011 well a11 the y~ s ingle Calher woulri \)\'"'""' l' ,()() pr mo 0 111 M Mr )Ont' ~ JU .! 1~1 l allt..ll t!IJU ~ ~ $625 Aa.k ~or Andrejo F.OU<.:ATION TheTobarcorust Inc abthty U> perform m inor IJke ruce girl to hve In & I M M I D I A T l ---------I Lip;. outi.:o~~il 1,..r~ ~ t-:Qual Oppor1un11 \ PROG RAM Fashion Island, N 8 rep:u.rs & typing Call lor ~ ;~~y~u~eth'e~ ~t~l c:..-nrral offin• ht Ip for Cb.tUuan ~:ht~•I ltiXJ.l UrU6khunl t-tn \ t:. Util-11131 0 PE M 11'1 GS for INSl It \Nl'to• 11t~1rh m.111 m lrg Irv ('(l fo:mplo)er 01-:SfGNED RV SALES-RETAIL Off ir e apptW "-di a.ik bt'eakfast & oCC to srhoot uper•Jtory ···~' <.,to.I 111-1 \H\ ~.u .d.'>O trulll J!> H'l't•l't Pi.l)TOll AWAHO-WI NNING Supplies& Pnntmg 1-'ull " . I provide room & boar<J SK~Offk~rs who f ,1,u.Jlt' Jn IJ<.'r,011JI & in llw l>t-.iul fronl lobby. PAYROLL 1-'ACUl.T Y & part lime pos1t1on... r.•n 10ppo979-4Tmplov.-r Call Wall,M0-~3. 1u111ntLll IJI l11lt'" "'" l1lll R it .i 5·l0 60:>5 TUJtion Refund available . Phont• tor .,...ua r " .........._L..-..n.,. want T PAY. wfth 0 >J.nt WUfk111¥ ''Ulld I 1111 01.1.'>lal l'cr.wumol Altcn· f M _... __ _ nnpe<ttd C°"'fMl"J· t>l2 t.:-iw l'Y Z700 ll<1rbor 1.,;\1 Take rh.ari:r of hourly Program appt. 5:>7·9212 ask or • r ..................... .. ( icnt'riJ ufl 1n• It It• bc.lOI. kc p1 n It i;.11111 p hunt personal.ii) t.u ~ 1~1t1 n :1-1u :n .t-.1t1' I~inrwn. 'pot lur hni:hl pt•rson Plt·.1:o.11nt '411rk uw t'01x1Jl1un' 1:rnl·n1I olf11·l· t''<1J1c'r1t'11t·1.• µrt· (1•m'CI Opportun1t y 1111 trairuop, & <1th unl'l'm•·nt 371 ' hr Wt'i.'k $500 f)l'I' rn o to s la r l < • .1 I I S.S-4700, Jsk lor Andrl'J t-;OE ALLJOllS ~·HF:f: • West STOCK CL ERK. move .&..M-I005 adnwustr~tlon Surf 3lld Sand Newport Slat.ionen. Inc and arranl(•' furniture :;:.':':':': ••••••••••••••• Gt'nerilll OHu•" TRAIMH UJlM Sl.00 TO $3.85 PER HOUR PROMOTIO ... CAl'IPAY Mamtt'f\Jnre man lor s:; wul .1.,t 1·ompl~·" m C M (213)1165 3851 .,A,.,.., and product.ion and s ales, ________ _ Shopping V1lla~e .,,~ a r e a s II. s c; 1 " t '" l46SSo. Coast Hwy TRAIMEES w /r usto mer pic kups, LAGUNA" BEACH .,._'l Wholes.olH' FUii time/ parl lim ..... ROSAHIMC. Newport Ik'h 5-'8·5533 Equal Oppor E mployer Clerk ty p1~t n1.•1•d1 cJ· \'Drtt•ty o r dUlll''\ lfl e lud es filing , typ1n,I! 4.5wpm. Some l.'Xpen enn· 111 jleneral ol face & .:ood figure aptitude helpful ~~llent working rond1 11ons & benefits /\pf.II\ Bryma n Srhooli;, :Wll McCorm1r k Avc nUl' Costa Mesa Equal Op ponuntty Em ployer TO S4.25 PY HOUR ---------•I PBX Ans service. immed 497-2457 llardwure & Tools avail Apply in ~rson MOW HIRING ANTIQUfo: GUILD 1801 AntJque Mus1C' Boxes! SIOl Machines! Clock!i' llUGE SELECTION AMtric• lnternatiOMI Galleries Appl\ 1n rx·r>;<tn M11ml;1y U1 lo)'1<l11)'. ~AM tu :>l'M at ln."urann • Mlill\tenanr t' H ELPER 1-·u 11 l i m e po:.1t1on Gt!n(•ra l d uties <Join,:: rrunor n•pa1rs, l'lcan·up & puinling, and ~o rorth. 1-:xl't'll<'nl workmi: cond1 UOfis and bcndil!1. Apply WELLS FARGO GUARD Acc ou lli...IT Sam l lum, lpm & 3pm. " Na11on11I 1-:t1ucuuon. ·•401 SERVICES 1532W ADMINISTRATOR U1rch street. Newport N d d <1 Be.1c h (N e ar O .C . C'A."neral COftWft onwe-offtt l't' 1.-'xperi <'nl'\' u Air port I E~ual Op m1111 ~trat o r with l'mploy~ benef 11 c; t ru'lt •po-rt•un-it•y•F.•.m-p•o•y•e•r--1 PAY THOU Fullerton. CA CHRISTMAS llLLS OR WORK WH EN YO l: Monda). Tu\·,tJ ny. Wl'd· WANT n l'sd a y, T h ursd a ~. ()perungs in wan •bou!-.c 10/\M tf>M. Cl.OS l::O factoy & offire Ca II F'nd;i) :it VICTOR 230 W WantH T1~cry SH'•lces Rm 217 4341 Birch St. SH· 213 Santa Ana, CA Newport Rearh State• L1r No C-60:IB 556-8520 Equal Opportunll) And udd :r o u r n e w Employer M F p a)'rh eck s t o nt·xt ---------.. •moo-•tb-'s•b•ud-g•e•t ---•I HOBBYl-STS--. Ea-m-an ,., tra $5--~ per hr. teachm.: ---------•I hobby rla!>!>t'S With 1 rt· General offi<'e PURCHASING ClERK C h e m L 1 q u 1 d I': m bro 1de ry 4~8 ·0GCIY . 4!lfl-2674 C'(~enct' Pm.1l1on IO v11lves m:11ntcn:.tnl'l' ol all arrounllnSt rrcord" t:OOrdtnatmit with bJnl. and brokerJJ!l' fi rm Knowlt.'dl!t' nf 111 H''l n1t•nts d~s1rablc l'lt•J M' ,1pply at rt-:HSO' 'I 1-:1. OEl'M<TM l'~N'r PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 N1•wport C1•ntc•r Or Newport IJc..ich. C.:/\ ~2(;(10 Equal Opportu111ly i-;mplnyl•r M t i" MAINTENANCE MAN E xp pre t Ncwporter Inn Hot \'I , 1107 .Jam-boree. N H. 64,H 700 Con· tact Denms E.O i-: ---- Matrt Contrl to $86 7 Top rapidly gmw1n~ 1•0, n1'\"lb JX'l"' "'ho hJ'> ex· pn Ln ma lC'nal control & h.is II typtnJ!. Extrl'md } fncndly <'u worke rs. One ol Ult' f1n<:~t eo·s tha t ofr-; xlnl raises & bf'ns. call Chris 540·6055 ('.o.1st::il P(·rsonnel Ai:en· ry. 2790 Harbor, <.:M ALI.JOBS F'Hl':I': MECHANIC Vanety of duties tn bus y Hon.y Bok~ Ham l::xpcn cnccd prcl'crn•d Pun·has mg depnrtmt'nt ..._,.i_on Bc:h Stor~ lnsur:inc•1• Must hin l' 10<11s. C.:a ll ror Hcq 01res good ty p1n.: ·~· F/C BKKPR to SI 500 appt. Hring re:.umt! ,1u11.s so+ wpm & stron•• II IHI N (j ' c 0 I.I n 1.c r r.,• 0 L· •. b' (0h01t·c Vulle.\ "' Clerks s du · Ham< t "·"per peri. w /1ns bl. • .:d .. r ,, f1°ure uptitude. We n<'t-0 · · · )(s u 1·rrs t l.unds l·apc Inc " ter P /t1m< l"o r 1n 111 pe r s on a l & c·om '-Pl'rsonable 1nd1v1dual • · mcrcial Im~ needed for ~16 W75 with a pleasant phone tt>r Vll.'"' r.tll 848 8 51.5 manner. Wall I ra in as a bejt~nmg Wed r'i•b lsl ~?'&"~'~5~~1 ~g~~~ M fo: D I c.; A I. /\ SST . Jwuor' pure has mg buyer llOOTFSS/H~'T we arc· l<Alkmg for a ehallenJ,lc l 'rolo.:y G t•n 1 oil' & Apply 8am-1lam & lpm· loolong for some s per 1al Call Jean . 540·6055 mroical exp req<l Other.; 3pm, Nauonal Edura· people LI) be port of our Coastal Personnel Agen need not apply Call lJOD, 4401 Barch Sir~. front stuff. Attractive ap· cy, 2790 Ha rbor. CM 548-~7. Npt Reh. NB Ne wport Beach pearan cl.', fri e ndl y ALLJOBS rREE M " d 1 e a I 1!\lear 0 C. Airportl peri.onall l) are pre · ~retary/Recept1onisl E q ual O ppo r tu nity (e rre d N o e xp e r lft•enfory Control l::"p e ri e n e <'d 1n Employer neressary . 25 3:> age Pnriiu?. shippmg & rec ln.su.rance bookkeeping. _ _ _ _ brar kel µreferred Fu 11 Some typmJ!. many de· Salary SS OO.S6 00 per hr c I Off r Pd or parll1mt• Da ys or I.alls NB area. 645 7040 Commensurate with exp . ienera ice ee eves F1ex1ble schedule -----979-6SS2 Q.HICAL SI 0,500 s.t 2,C)hr -+ t'Kmuses /\p ~~ --------- Growth oriente d f1rtn phl·atu.ius l>eLng a ccept • Mcd1ral orftce help in San ~top notch ind1v fo r ed. Sat I0-4, Mon. Thurs ta Ana !"am. Plan As-newly created pos assl"it J.5 it sor Med lirp 83.5-4628 mgr. C.'.111 Candare . also NoPh(me Calls Plca:;e ~. 11111 l -fee JO~ IW8·128ft Denni.., f'l 'I" .. , u h -.,. MedlC'al Fee Paid & Denn is Pe r sonnl.'I ' t1nto. i•1Jl o<· IMS BILLER $850 4221 Dolphin Stnkt'r W\' Sen •1cl.' of Huntingt on IOffuf Mar /\nhur Rlvd 1 Ill: 81.L'ty spot in fnl'ndly ofc Bearh, 16168 Beal·h -~ iif for ind1 v w ~roup l'XP llotl.'1 /\SST MGtt. U1111rn lmld~ (.'all Amy. also fee G~Nt Of'C/Shipping l)(·nl•fl b . 7 :lll •I Mon thru -· _._. Jolr.. MR 12AA Dt•nnts & hLs~ion Mfr Handle u ll F ri Cal l fo r a p fJ I liiw Yoursi•ll i\ [)1·n 11 1s P1•r son n1•I s hip Jt uspc.'<'IS, l:l'nl oft-645 uwwl , l .,11 ' V.llC'lllm1•'s Pn•st•nl "· f II rlulll''· some ty pm" 1714 1 · ""'", t ' ··~---Come & l..t:I Us 1<'1nd .-.,•n ll'I' 0 unt ini:ton ,. •. Bcar h. IG168 lk'arh 49Hi057 llotC'I You A New .Jou ----Ah .. ' fS R ln1rw Pcr..onnt'I /\J.:t'lll'l' r..i.a OFC $800 '~1 1 1'1' <!AA F n h t ' l M • --Apply Ruy fo'rai.cr, San , • • o~ J 1 '•1 Top nal'I co w 14 ~~ day <.:le m e nlt> 1 nn 125 Su1te224 612 1470 work wl.>Ck st.'Ck:. s harp /\vt•nida ~s plan°d1..1n . ~~ per.. w/mo<l typing who ~Cl can handle ph orders. __ em JAN I T 0 R I /\ L S 1 le have some b11lm g & ofr HOTEL supervisor. top poy, (r bkgd Xlnt potent & bens mge benefits Must have Call Chris . 510 6055 Gentleman for comb1na :1..-rs ew in supt>rv1.,1on tJon des k clerk & hh· iq~ i•ll5 CoastaJ Pl'ri;onne l /\,t:cn mamtt>nanct• l.1ve on ----·- cy, 2790 If arbor. CM pre_mises. 499_22'l7 ___ 1A1bor 11tury par k aj.!111~ ALLJOBSf'.'HEE >.In t w o r k c o o tl GIRLS&GUYS Hotel-Motel &•n('f1Ll. (:noel Pay \pµ DESK CLERIC I\ Hox 1t ~ <' <• l>a1h l'llot PO. Box ISM, C :'It. 926216 Trov.t Immediate opcnm>t. <'X· Wt! have o~nin~s fnr 8 pencnced dealing "'1th peopll' over Ill Cr1•e tn pcQple. Will tram. travel the U.S 2 wks Ambassador Inn L F: A o F. R s H I P 1ra11ung. leave 1mmed Cos.taMesa POSITIONS -Colle1t c '"e M r M r ltan e. (714 1645-4840 S1'n1or s t grads. M f'" l'roptcana Motel 1540 So 18 'Z1 ye::i rs. Salnry plu<; Harbor Blvd. Anahl'tm llousecleane r needed. 2 txonefits from fir-.1 da}' ol Ste11102 opposite Dis d ays a week. hourly ~n.weeks training p1•no<I. neyland. 6JS.40R2 wal(e Will need own Learn lc~idc.'t'!.htp !>kills - --trans 499-4621. w use in bus iness world Girl Wnnled· Work tor ------after service Terl\nll'UI lnsuram·c /\gt•nt. So Houseclcancrs to work for trainrni:t. rombut ••rrns uranRe Co. Mus t havt' Janice's RaRgedy Ano a va1lul>le. Invest m you1 YounRvoire &be itood on Tues-Fri.s-3.64S.l800 _ fulurt.' Call now for phont.>. Relia ble..' can HOUSEKEEPER. for Army Officer Cand.Jdoll· work at home. 493-~. conv hosp. Gd benef & SC'hool ({)CS) T work'g cond. Day sh ift Costa McRa 540 1026 G-R·E•A• f1agstup Conv Hosp. 400 Huntington Bch 962 IU\21 SALES JOI HOW FlagsbipRd.NptBch. l.ecJalRKept toTR <>PIM Housek eepe r II ve ·In . Exciting rnret?r !!lnrt for COOO PAY. GOOD Spanish s peak'g or I enthus1astJc pers who 1•n llOUHS. GOOO <.;ON· child ok 963·9105 or JO)'S public contact , <'all ~ l TI 0 N S . MA N Y 963-2286. Candy, 833 2700. Dennis l'RINGE BENEFITS H .. 'USEKE-E-PE_R __ & Den nis rl'r i\onn.-1 f'A.51' GROWING COM v Se · f I • 2082 PAN Y PR 0 M 0 TES f:xPtnenred s itter for .rvice 0 r vine · F'ROM WITHIN. TtlAIN single falher. 1 :,chool Micbelsoo Drive. _ I" 0 R T 0 P a ged c hild . L ovel y LEGALSEC.Npt bch a tly M A N A G E M E r.. T Balboa home II 15 to 6 spec1abzUlg in Bus Law S T A R T S • ' I M · daily · Rcrs . req Mr & Estate planning nt>«ls M E D I AT E I, Y ' ' Rllycs 673-764311n 6 daily sectt'Ury w /al ll'a!!L S K E V U 0 A R 0 &n)'llmt'wknds . yrs. exp., Sal. Comm F. X P E R I F. N C E w /e icp , Mag II t''<P HELPnJL. WE HAVE dsrbl Mr.Jones9750708 OUR OWN TRAINING PROGRAM PUT ON DY nlE COUNTRY'S TOP ORGAN S ALt;S PEOPLE. CAL l. AT ON C E F O H INTERVIEW ORGAN EXCHANO E . S TAN NUNN 714 /586-7302. To place )'OUr m u a1te befort'tht reading public, phoo Dail)' Piiot Ctaallied.MW678 $1.77 per DAY That'!I ALL you pay for ia JO day ad lnlh DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW! 642-5671 LEGAL SEC'Y /RECIPT N •wport ~llt'h lnw ore , Xlnt typln1t, d1ct&phon<' and d esire to acc~pt r<'llPOn31blllty rcqulrtd. Contact rat M4·9LOO l.ot Ott~Anl. Muin bt> 18 """ or P tr. ComP,any btneflU . 5S8 ·7h'1, SS7~. N~5678l~-::::==========~I MACHINISTS Oiveralfled work lood mfr elf'ctronlc \natru mmL Modem work.thop Advanced KlntUes, 1.2.'ll V1ct.orha, CM. 64611115 EOI'.: MGR TR TO S 14,040 l"l't' Pa11t Bus del! md1v w /Slllble work h1stor)' will learn operallonal procedures Call 1\111, :111;0 fee Jobs. 833-2'700 Dennis & Den· ni.' Pl•rsonnel Scn1cc of lnme. 20ll2 M1l·ht!lson 0nYe ------- Modt>ls . f·ern Sharp h~urr nnh $15 per hr ti42 62112. 64.S S Ill Bob MOONLIGHTING 1 96.1 7225 MOYIE EXTRAS souiiht by llnllywood movie firm SlO $200 per day 1xi ... s Looking for outi:ornl! 18· 70 yr olds wantinA t(> break into movtl'S. (714) 761-1244. V I DF,0 C AST I NG S to:RVIC E. Cnow In 4lh year l Need res po ns ible in .. div1dual for P'1' employ ment for ma id & floral s e r vlcl' Potentia l to move into manaj!en al pos1t1on. Must have own trans porta tion . Call 675-!Wl7 t«MSESAIDES $&.00 per hr . State cert only. Xlnt bcnt'f1t s B&yvicw Conv. llo11p 2055 Thorin. C .M . 64.2>~ t:.O.E. Off1tt Promolion a Pt'Opl.- neede d fo r P /T Of c Promotion wo rk fo r Sheraton NcwPQrt Hotel. 13-Ji per hr. No exp nee Jh 11v11il 9 l. I !I, or 5.9 A'ik '°" Ms Layton, front desk. mornln~s only , pleMe do not phone. 4~5 MucArlhur Bl (:tl Birch l NB. ---Office & Sales girl needed Kirk J ewelers Z!OO Harbor Blvd., C.M. S45-9485 Office Mana!(er Soles Good opportunity for ad vMCtmt'nt Wiii train/no experie nce necesury . Mu t ht· 2S yrs old or older & be avail o n S11turdoy1 557 0824 or 714 0090. U25 Mt'U Vttdtt 11208. COllta Me1a • openings. to work van t.-d hrs & wkends. Pd var. ml.'<I ins & pd training (714) 645·2550 PBX /\ns we r1 njol s crv1 cC' operator full & P tT. Ca ll 83.5-3561 PIXOPER. Opt•r's for t ele phone answenng service. Mui.t be able to work some weekends. T y p ing 35 wp m r e qu1 red . t;x pt•nence preferred or wtll tram. Many c om · pany benefJL, """ t ime or part lime. day & even· ing shifts available lrvtne Aui>ort area l'all 546-3.133 or IU3 -3333 Fastuon Lsland area call &W-1110 Costa M e~a area l'J ll ITT3-1 Hi6. E.O E. PRINTER Part Lime day or even· in,g. 1850 Multi. Strip & plates ROSAN. INC N.B. 548·5533 Ec1ual Oppor F:mployf'r PRODUCTION CONTRO i~ T RA I NE F. to h elp supervisor. Van ed & m l.eresting work. Room for advancement. E.O E . rabratex Corp. 5:>7. 7642 Production Penoft & Art Ass.is.tant Must nave e xperience in type, specking & produc· ing clean. well-desig ned finished art. Apply in person be tween 8am - Spm, or send resume lo . The Jolty ROC)fl' llK 17042Gitt.tt.An lrviM, Co 92714 (7141546-0331 Proc)ra111C1tie Typist 2201 FlexJw rJtl'r machine t>xp desired. Exp desired on 2201 not reqd. Must type SOwpm Ca u 540-1639. RECEIVING Ir INSPECTIO ... pt:rsonnel for garment mfg. Ple nty of wo r k avail. So Orange Co 496·1291 FWceptionist expenenccd for sah.'S firm in Irvine romp. N~'I front offtrr appearance & personali ty. Responsible person tu handle he&\'.Y phones. typing & d 1ve rs 1C1cd dutJes Co benefits App ly at McKinley Equip ment Co rp 17 611 Arm ~lrong. f r v1ne !nS.2060 Rer cpt 1 on1 ~l 1St>r 0 } ne ed e d in Ne w porl C:Cnter. Exce llt'nt typmJ? & grammar skills 2 yr.., experience requested Start $700 Ca II Kath)'. &W-S<XKI RECEPTIONIST · l1tl' typini: Var ht Rkr & Boat distnbuto r on thl· Bay. Part lime Inc l wknd.s. YachlmR /\ssoc Corporation 646·0551 Recept AIRPORT OFCS Sh muJal.lng pos a waits oulJC01ng ind1v w /olc sk1lls & PR ability. Call Kns. llJJ.2700 Dennis & De nnis P e r so n n e l Service of Irvine , 2082 Michelson Drive RECEPT /TYPIST Challenging full time position wllh growing Orange Co. Real ~late firm headquar tered in lrvme . Good telephone. typmg 60wpm, clenr al 'l kllls r e q . Contact l\1al'!lh11 975-0888 R&n'AL CENTER New tool rental c~·ntcr tn El Toro has pos 1t 1on!> availnbl<•. Requires neat handwriti ng & J p p ea r a n cc . s o m e• mechanical expcr Apply Thurs., Fri. & Sal . 22600 Lambert. Suitt.' 120 El Toro. Restaurant Night Porte r-4 hr per night 6 day week. Union Ptr ftlmg. Wk nr home benefits C'oll for appl flex hrs. No exp nN· t>-15 5000 ext 520 II JO 5 C a 11 Fri , 9 4 3 0 . _M_oo __ fo)-_1 _____ _ 21J.651·5164. ---------RetaJ..l s alcs Purchasmg Fee Paid Clertl Asst $80 0 Va n.-ty adv & adv ror mtth & detml minded m div 111 mfr co. Call 1\ my. also fee jobs. 848· 1288 Denn.ts & Dennis Person· nel ~lunt.mglon Beach, 16168 Beach CURTAIN& DRAPERY Expe rien ce prcf('rr cd hut WI.' will tram you for a permanent pos1t1nn in our Laguna Jlllls Shop ping Center !>tore E" rellenl workrng cond1 t1 o n s & l'm pl oyee Real Dilate benefit:. including Bonus CCJrffr Opportwihy Plan Apply to Storc Find out about the rl'<.ll M ana):(e r . Mo ni c a est.ale sales carl'er OP· Ho llaw;iy. 770 100 1. portunit1 es wit h The Moran Drapery Stores Real F.staters Lirens mi: Our41sl. year . school fees completely Rc Urec·Wrap a.round refundable to school of social security r a r t your choke + e xtensive time• custodian Ml'sa sales tra ining program Verde a rea. 847 ·9696 after licensing to ass ure the highest opportunities Mon-Fri !!um 5pm __ for success. Join and sue · ROOFERS-Sh1nl(lers, l1le eet.'d with lhe most out mcn-gd pay, call G K. standing team of s ue · Roofing 963-7007 cessful professionals in -· ----- the busmsess The Real S A I L B 0 /\ T • m a 1 n · lilltatcrs. r or rnform a -tenance. and cleaning, Lion call Darlene Coe. full l1ml'. must havl' mm T he Re a I E s t ut e r s . knowledge oC sailboats. 714 640--2500. m ech a n ica l & e l cc Real Est.ate systems Call 645 7100 ---S A 1L8 0 AT MAINTENA NC E Pl\1me , no expe r r e QUI red Call 645 7100 HAVE OPENING tor al( g ress1ve. m ot i va t ed sales agent who has the des1n> to sun 'et'd with wtllm1ted opportunities m Million Dollar loca Sales Clerk·Respons1ble uon. Call Al Stf'llato for penoo needed to lurn confidenllal inte rview olf1ce supply buslntss. New Agents Welcomed Busy & pleasant work 9(13..5671 Beach Stationers . 4020 [Qtiw11fidl ijl§i Campus:~:· W11J Tram, Xlnl Benefits E. Oyer Rd Sa /\~a __ •$200 To $500 Wk.• Stock girls· ti·4 30 Mon · Call957-11SO T h u r s Nl'ar 0 C Open Wed lhru Sat 1802 Ketlenng. Ir v 1714)754·1m SALES. TELErHONE Airport. 979· 1483 -- Salary & Comm. Movin1t Teacher. pre-school. part i---------· & Storage Co. in Hunt um~. mornings Soml' ----. Brh. Call Bob Gregory collue nee 556 2676 Antiqur oak _rc~erse S ~7911 ~·lll!O ~so. 642·2164 or Sales · WIHOOWMFG. IHSU>E SALIS Ol.DEA DESIC Lrv. Wlndow mfr. ('Xper'd woman pref'd for respon. tu.press desk. xtra s harp math a pl • h\ y ph 'l> customer ser b1lhn1t /ln· VOICllllt. 4 dy work wk, ro benef' Refs 546·9890 TEACHER ,.-,or-~ale 1910 Oak Sade Position now available. Board S750. 67~·767 1 8 S A . M o n l <' s ~ o r 1 dayi. Certlf1calt> 997 8333 -------- TEACHst'S AIDE FUil ume & part trmt> ex- tended day care 997 8333 FRENCH ANTIQUES New shipment Just ar nved-Lo be sol at a uc· bon Sunday 1-'eh. 18th al 12 noon. Preview Sa t TB.EPHOME f('b 11th. 12-1PM SOUCITORS Spnn~er & Wh1ll' Au1• ttonecrs. 3000 fh'll Hall. Expenenel'd Only Sell c M F 0 r In I 0 c" II Oatly Pilot. H1~h~t rom 714/979-4\ZJ Seams tres s es . ex m1ss1on paid Y our ------ penenr ed. ~1on· Thur:.. phone at homl' O"er 21. Sdcn f1re anuqu\' Oak ret• ~ :.> Nr O c. airport 1.0 Card Ca ll 83S 6453 tanauJar table. pull 0111 m.1~ 1-3P M leaves & fl r ha1r.i. Xlnl ---------•·rL'LL' ""AL"'S 1 , rond. Cos t Sl:>OO. Sell ~r. .& 8 CHER r, "' " .-.. W ( )( p ' SHOO 496-8773 ~ sharp, guaranlt!e NOW' · · Exper'donly needapply Co mm llJ:>.9ti 9 2 . SALE Walnut dbl. bed, Top pay & bene rits. Call 835-7296. Oak youth c·hair. el~tnc .Joe a l Stewart Tit It>. Cole I k 11 t bl , TL'.L".·x OPE R e c oc . <·o ec a es 558· 1114 Eq ual Oppty c r. l I L • Sal 9 J Ex,...r·donly Sm "'ll N •-t er. er r r1.-. · · · Employer ,,.. .. • :n90l National Park Dr Exp0rllnJ.l firm nl'l'd:. Lag Niouel (()If c rown Se<·retary par t t1mt· 1n ~!'800 2·6 PM. 5 flays J V'·' n La~una C.P .A offl r<! wk .. $l SO per hr l'lca~t: a.ley 1 ----Noo smoker. must type call 640·6313 a :.k !or well & be inqu1s 1t1 vl' Peggy ••• Thomas Tyrff, Jr. 56.SW. 18th Costa Mesa $3 SO pe r hr Ch<·r y l -~:;;...-_____ _ KmsmanC.P.A. 494-0'l t2 TB.LSl TRAINEE Sparldmg persona Uty for --·t-~-.ET-... •R•Y--•l t·~ contact. r ail Amy. ~ •"' IMll· 1288. DenaLS & De n You are the winner of Two Free Tickets FREE TO TRAVF.L. rus Personnel Scr v1c{' or Must be 18 or ove r ~ Huntington Beach, 16168 Mr Moran. llam ·Spm. Beach to Tennessee Williams' THE ECCENTRICITIES OFA Space Age Lodge. 1116 ---------W. Ka te lla Av e .• Tow Truck Dnvcrs e x· Anaheim per'd Top pay. Apply 776--0140 G&W Towing. HOU NIGHTINGALE stamng Sandy De nnis al the Long Beach C-Onven I.Ion Center. 300 E. Occiln Blvd. Long Beac h To r lru m your tickets, call 642-S678. ext Z72 ~~~~~~~~~' Ohms Way C M 642· 1252 SECRETARY Good typmg skills. work Tr-oiRH Positiofl vaned. Electronics firm Switchboard oper Must Advanced Krnet1cs. 123 1 be rcltable tava1I m~I V1ctona, C M. 646·7165 s hifts <.:ull (or a ppt *** E 0 E &iS 7565 -·-·-· -------1 --~-Re.tored Aml.'nr .m Oak Secretary. Sales ofc C RT ---------~a<'k bookcases. ehma firm. Heavy phone s TYPIST rabincL<;. se<'rntary. u·r 8-5PM. Nr O.C. Airport. Newport Real Es ta ll• box. mahog ary denlJ I ft)Omo.540-8404. brokerage ofClct' needs rabme t & muc h misc c x pe r Ma g Ca r d ~malls . M C 1 Vi s a SEC R ET A R V E l< • Operator for daily cor F'reelands. ll&t W. 19th pe r1 e n c e d cs r r o w r<.'8pondenre & general St. CM 642-7331 secretary. Min. lyr exp XI t i &d Salary Open. 839-0925 typing. n ypmg • IC· Appliances 80 I 0 t aphone r eqd . Com ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secretary for Newport c~ntcr lawyer N<'ed d C· curate typist Shorthand clc!tirable. Pn or ll'IWI l'X pe1Jt1v.es~Jary&benc.fits FREIGHT OAMAGF.n pa ckage Coldw e ll. llOTPOINT S \I !'.' "JJ(>t! Banker 7~·llll W W.!,;.\'r 11~ i 1~1ri1or. Santa An..t 97'1 2'J2 I ~n l.'nre unnct l's:.ary T\pt!ll ·Word pr0<•t•c;<;or Kalhy. 64-0-8:>10 fbll time. stron~ I) ping BARGAINS-Ust~I r1•fn.1:s. wshrs. dryr .... J!UJr hl!'l bur... we '('t\. ;ippl ~· ... t Appl 536WI 1, 536-4330 SECRETARY 11111 I Im <'. slullo;. i:!oOO l>P~.'lhnl( & gd typml( skills. work grammar nl'<' Work on vaned tt E /U<'velpm't LeXJtron system. Apply offi<'e 640-H25<l 111 person to Mr Puentes CASll l'AID at Robert Bein. Wilham Ws hr t Dryr s lfrfri g,, SECRET ARY /Ll'C)al Frost & A.\s<X' 1401 Quail wurlun~ or nol 957 IH33 fUll lame Expr'd for Sl. Newport Beach N.li.CXftcl'. 548 2283 TY P IST -G EN ER /\L 17 r u It t'n g. rcfng. fro,1 Of'C ll·J PM. Mon-Fri ~;i~ bron7.e $I 5U Newport Beach 642 :>200 1------S SECRETARIES S G 0./R E t/\r1·tg $800-$1500 Hu Of! c t:mployers Pay /\II 1-·l'es Lu Re1odcrs Al(t.>ncy 4(Y.!O Birch St. Ste t04 Nt>wport Beach. !133·8190 Call fo'or /\ppt/~tab '64 SECRETARY TO IA.HK MANAC:.ER f'ee paid. Just a wa lk rrom the beach. Brand new ofCice. good typing & Ught shorthand. Up to $12.000. Also fee Jobs Call Audrey Verne. 540-5001. Snellmg & Sne ll· Ing or Newport Beach Agency. 434-0Campus. Stcretcry /Citric To handle reij estate in· ve!tor account~. Com municauons. typing and buslooss math s.ktl.ls es· sentu1I. Prefer e ll · pe r le nced . mature person. &.•nt!f1ts and H · ceUent locauon. Phone: 644-8834. - -Washer & Ory1•r. ~ y r~ Waiters or wa1trt'llM'~. old. good ron<l Hc•,1\y private rountry c lub duty . Grel'n Wt''' Part 11 m l' 11 J In ing ho u se s 12s , ... r reased hrly w:it(es rn !°>S2·34S8 ' li e u o f i:rutui ti cs - 644·5404 Refng. bottom frcczi'r. m> W&lrcs.'l. expencnced for frost. $175. (;lean. Wh1t1• dinner house. 118 area. S4S-80S:> - Call !>tot 11 5. 430-4318. MI CHOW/\V ~; ov .. ;N :>-9PM. ~ 9656 __ Tappun Rrownt•r, 2 mo:. W t I h lo 3 A I new. xlnt t'ond 5'8·104!t ai ress unc · . .ppty ---- 1 n p e r s on a t 6PM . Hotpo1nt D1 shwas h ... r. C h a r I l' I\ Di c k c n s gold ~I Hotvo1nt rangt'. Res taurant 3344 So . goldSIOO ~-297_5 __ Coast Hwy CdM --Kct1mo;., washer & dryer. W.ted: Aood cond $150 W~ .. Waitress __ 493 9653 aft. 5 Newport's Most Ele1otnn1 Antique ..,tovc & refnl! Eays1dc Restaurant 1s Good ~orking rond. Re;il s ee k 1 n g s p e r 1 a I I y cheap 675 l442 qualified help for tht• luncheon hour. Grand Gas stove I yr old Obi t1psobvtous Willreqwre ovens. Wh1te 1bl aek s yean dinlftit room ex· glass Only used 6 mo pr Interviews 3 lo 5 pm. SiOOt~t S3l·S95tl _ MonthruFriday. Ne w Ro pe r rlt•1·trt <' 2341 W Coitsl llwy. N 8 l'af\lle. WOT1 0 11 TV Rci.t 6311381 r ea.s o n a b le 0 11 .... r . 751-6263 -------W~e 1kyct.s 8020 Keal EaUitc Ele1tanl riot J ewele ry Solon hu lntcrest,inl! Secy Fl'c Paid P/lime pos, for mature OfC MGI to SI 2,100 resp. woman w tsale5 Poll ol authorit.y will be exp. Gem knldg holprut olr'd to indiv w /bkkpg N B..673-4734 expert.iae, call Joy. also Real Estat. •obn&ScHMMn We have an opening In oor RcsidtnUnl Div. fo r An cxperlcnted man or woman pos11esslng en· th"'51um and lolegnty. U you att lntereJted ln a beautiful offlee In thr f\nest loc•llon. worltin1 wi th conare n1al a s toe••~. we are lnttr st cd 10 mf!eUJlll you In t.erv1ew by appointmt nt rec Jobi. 833-2700. ~nnt11 Ol.DB FILLH ••• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • 'A.CkH Drud nt·w Super bl" Our Santa Ana dJ11'6ibu-Tour. 11rarlctt nxt. Xlnt t.lon ctnter hH an open· cond. $190/lk?st orrcr in, for an individual Wilh 61~81 Ask for Jan\ce exl)tt1ence ln shipping: 10 speed Ladies blue roteMna. or warehow1· 0 W-.Y M. T.,..,. Ce. Realt.ors 644-4910 - t1J7 aer DAY ~l's a.1f;.0u pay ror a 30 day ad In the · DAILY PILOT SIAVICI DtRICTORY oorrNowr '4Z0 H 71 I& Dennis Pcrsonnol Servlee ol lrvlne, 2082 Mlchebon Drtve. Service St atron Atten• dant. exr.r'd. Day 6 Eves. f'\al It p/llme. Ap- ply, Shell Station. 17th • lrYint.Nn. lnl.. Dutfes lncludo tome ltanc bicycle. seldo m roi'klil\ and tome driv· used. S&O . 640·62941 Ina. V•lld C•llfornla _m8SBS _______ _ driven UcenM required. Deep 1040 Apply bet ween I• m • •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• =:~1:,T&i~"h ~ retrl1 ever ~upple. Stl'Mt. Newport Beach $40. Avat i 17. t Nur 0 C. Alrporl I 963-76.$2 ServSts Help nffded lm· Equal Opportun it y SellwtlhEASE• mod fUll or Pl\ Apply Employer. It's • BREEZE 880 E. C.l Hwy. N 8 ~~~~~~~~ C'taulned M s &42-5678 . . . . . -. . .. .. , • . DIZ OAll.Y f>tl.Ot W•dn•.,o•r '•01uery t 4 1(119 °"9' I04 Fumltww 1050 HcMf'hold Gooch IOU ······•••••············ .•.•......••....•••.••••••••..•........•..•... 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Un·'"' Si~. forarn.-& bo'< ~prini.t 5:>41. rouc· h $:!5 H:> l.J) furn 3.16 3520 1>46-1616 & 8ll·962S H1•,td no murt•' \\ ~ h •*' 1• J.11 -.Ill' 1nJlt1 t"'''' from $:>6 wl. ot.1 lu\t'"'Jt Mi~ 8080 Slni n•·" "~· H.t droo•n ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI 17 '11-t•Jwr.; 1>11nklw1b.. 1'0<1 t.1hl1.., 1•1t· \\h} I'-'' '>toll' 11nt·1·-.·• l .111 t't·n lUQ Mutll'I llorm: Furn Wt-0 thru Sun for d1rl't"· DIAMOND & GOLD TrJt.lt' lur t ruat dl'rd' f>anl• wkd)..., 752 l!*':!U 1-~E'!. & wknd' ~7 JS:W luin' tu W.Jrt•hnUM' JOllN WAYr\J.: TEN'.'l lS ... 1urJ1t1• <Ht'il l nst;int CL.l!B 1-tt>i.tula r M1•m <·n·<.l1t a' ad S-l!l 3077 berstup 6-12-293:.! !,A1CM Jrt•a Movm.: box•'' & t•x IJl• rt CA'ill I',\ I() parlunj? U!-M~ Coll)phe:. For gd Ubt'<I rurn. :rntl· statt• mo' OJ! standurdi. t1llloi. & t'lr T \ ·~ !157-8133 _552 __ ._344_1 _____ _ L1qwdat1nl( llou:.ehold CYMlllUIU M OHClll D ··············•·•·•···· \1(.)\ IN\1 \11. i-. r -,1-I l on '" 1·hr •.1 i.:d 1·011tl \hd1l hut11• it I 1mv 1.1rnb1•r "' till. ..,. ri:hl 1mo I $10. Uuet•f\ '' llloll trc !\ I.Ju' '""n" d1rm 1 Ir .•ml' $1~. ,h,urled 1ltJJH'' 1 m1"· nll1ir .. 1 $1 sio 1 l>od~w '.in rim ... 1·1 SU ror l rn,.,, .. h1kt· ti.Ir\"~ fritn lt'\ I l'd'>Ul\.1 1k .,11'1"1 fold .: <bl C! I ,anj lblit IJ ~\ Pl< l'J ll hc·l•n Mum I/pm un :..u11 111 .11 1 ~pm v.l.J)~. t..\:i 1K)1 (' M LUGGAGE TAGS from )Our bu.~tnl'b'> r.ird x 111J utt · <'nnl fur t'Ul'h lii>: plu.~ Ofll' :\J>llrl' W\• r l'l u r n Ill" m ,1 n ,. n t I > M·•ll1"\.I uttr.H'll\I' 1a.: & 'tru!J, llll•••llnt: 111rhnt' t II n'tlUll l•mt'nl:. l'n• \t•nt I""' & tht<ft ' For ,1 11t•1-.111111h1t'tl ta.: t•ncloi.t· v. Jllp,1lh 'r IJbrtr or I>") t;Jo p11~·r & we 14111 IJJ1·k & trrm )Our 1.t1w .. Ur try 111><1 t'J rdi. b.wk l<J b:wk 1•1ur1-;s S!l•a ur 3 ~ 4 ~ ,~ ... $l tiO l'd {• \j ta.::. Sl !)()ea 10oc'roor11 Sl IOrJ Sale-. Ta' lnclu<kd NOCAIW" l.>rJw )our o"n or s1•nd 11Jme, addr~s. phone & ~·11 make one card pe r ll•~ Add 25' t'ach St-nd ~heck or monl'Y or derto ,ILOT ,RIMTING I' 0 [lo'( 1560 <.'Mia Ml"l>3. Ca 92626 lnmc Coas t Country Club "Gulf Mt•mbcrs h1p" avail! $700 + $500 trunsf frc·call T om Turner. 7M 1202 (or <.lt'tails. ---- 0 '.Neill SUperswt. Taped sea m s Ui.t:d o n r c doesn't fit $110 ~-0256 Qirpel Miii Direct Plush nylon rolls $1.50 y~. 549-8181 1675_·5906 __ _ ' IOIO loah. row"' 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uur1tht r 1\IJrm' llh•JI for ••l>t ' 'mJ ll t>v,1h . & hofnt.., l umµlt'h' pn r1· $14!1 95 plu, t;1 \ No Ill , I .i 11JtIu11 \ ,11 u 11 ltl l'l1 .. 1nt·r (' ,. nt t•r I.)• L .•.......••.........•.. L.\ Ski l!l.11Jt 1111,oll) ··om ph·tc• l.1kt• lll'\I. ~;, Al ... n <:1hin Crw"'' l!J hull S.l!l.\ &~~ 4 WhHt Driv.t 9550 A..tos, lmportod A..tos, Imported •....•.......••.••..•......•.................•......•.....•.......••. """'°"'port U I (. M t.4t>-310'i 8011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ ~ D r U I M Ml',DIATf:I.\' Ont• 1•ltr t r it· 14 ht' 1• I <' h ,, 1 r I u r hu:.!J1laltzrd 11·1•nJlo!t'r Mu.'l rt'nt NOW ,1t .1 n.• m;(anubll• pn 1·1· s.io ~72~ Mltsled IMlnntnts 8083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtra Ir~ Cameo Concert drums Doublt· d1•\•p. t65Q10He r 64&-37 u Offke~& ........ 8085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt new & used o fr rurn. plan files. wk bt·nr ht·~ CE SURPLUS GJ I 2777 Beaubrul l.akt! new ot f1c1· rum.ature lmportl'd ll'ak t>XCCUU'c de,,ks Metal secretary desks MN<1I armd 1airs. ~aut p nrnt 11\gs. ~raprucs Elc.ctnr portab le t)pe wnte r . nusc items 979-4666 HI l.J i. \1·11.1. 2uo Ill' t:hf)'>h.•r \oho 0 0 I 0 w tr;u lt'f S3tiOO t>44 4:,.4~ loah,Rent/ c ..... 9050 ..............•....••.. ~'hartl•r l.uxur) so· or n. · 1ooto1 > 11chl R1·,1.\on.1 l>lt• llr. dual}. W('('k ly tm ·2172 or675 3256 loots. Sail 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::apt· Clas!> Ketch . 33'6", Engli!.h built. Jll wood. Pnm1• rond, $25,000 Sut• 21Jl"65·6005 or 550·3955 Mont~omery Sloop 3 bal(i. 6h p 0 H Trlr pulpits. Mu-'l St>e to apprl'Ctal<' ~100 631 ·_4396~-~-- t:Jta hnJ 2'i' Ma1n.,ail. xlnt rond1t1on 646 9586 76 lb" llObll' RN1dy lo rJr<' 645 7353 l:::\ t''> ~2703dny_, ___ _ loah, SHps/ Docks 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS/!>. V AILAILE 'l';\C Newport 646 0551 Trucks 9560 .......•.•......•.••... 64 Oodgr Pit·kup w 1 !<ht•ll . 1<1nl bod y b rlinn 1ni: ron d S l .7 1lll 6'1&3511 549·2-'QO Chn,.. i5 G M C Sierra '~ ton plCk up. 350. dUtO. r :-.. P 1H. 1-~M i.terco. ma~., ~ 5513-HO Wi ll trade 1·us tom lall Bonda $1250 ror lrurk or \an of 1•qual ' .. 1u1· 53;-21 Ut ----- '77:L.T ,AM 1FM.h d 'u' pt-f\.5100. 18.000 m 1. P !'> P B $4500 bs t o t r SACRfflC'E' &i2 2995 Ma hogany e xecul 1"' 1976 i pai.i. bu'>. lo mi. desk, S95 2 drawer legal good cond 111o n , m u~l ·77 Toyota . 27.000 m i fi.lecab.$65 957-9331 sell.S4500.ll753\l.8t'H'' ~ ~~~-~~~l'O CH f ele ans. machine . Com p urut w ;phone, handle~ up t.o 200calls. 675~1 fhrec 00" wal. dsks. one 48" w1:1I. diik. 4 swivl'I ar m chairs w pads. •I armed side chairs. $1 250 value for $675. Ca II Holly 9:»2275 IBM model C s tandard e lect . t ype write r $200 631-2219 aft. 5 Pianos & °"Jons 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrGtSpOrtation 58 Ch\'VY picku p. I: tun ••••••••••••••••••••••• $l()(X) bstufr r-Sale/ l:S!l3-58'i~ l''r.'' ... 9120 ------ •••• ~ •••••••••••••••• ~l~~~~l'l1r~~~a~~~~R~ .>ldt•r cnma><·r ·•·~alt'. w 10 646-J59'i lrUt'k . $150 S tOVt' & ----- rerng f'A0-2700 Vmt1 9570 "'4otori1ed l lke 5 914 0 •••••• •••••••••• • •• • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tllli MO·l'EUOU;H New P~UG !-:OT MO PEOS Rl'I-! $<1ti!I. Now ~-63t_-3830 ____ _ 73 Do d !?l' P S . PU . A.~1FM tal)<' C B. Air shock..s. lrlr hatch $3i50 359 1573 9707 Dahun 9720 ........•..•.•.•.•.•... l!Yl3 Hiii u, 2 t.lr JJ.0110 nu. cit-an 'l't' Ill ,1 µµ11•1· AM f"\1 'h n ·o I 'pd. I\ c Sl~ Ph 5 Ut KJHO IMW 9712 LAST CH/i>.HCE FOR 1978 530i's SAVE! 8UYOR LE/i>.SE HOW! 79·, NOW ARRIVING! ,\l'-4> llm1tt'l.f numtwr 11t l!T7K 3201·., 1~ .,1111 a' Jtl,1 bit ('all u' 1od .. >' 831-2040 495.4949 -- ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST salt ... ~·rv11·1· l..t•ai..1n.i Roy Carver, Inc. Rolls no~ l'l' 11,1 w l~t .I .1mbu11·1· t\l'WJIOn tic.Ith 1,1111;11 1 CREVIER & I ~I & U OAOWAV \AHIA AHA 8353171 fH( Ulftt.4All OAIVINf'. MAt t41N( •USEDBMWs• 73 Fl.ct \I Sil{ f flti711J I' I '7:1 2002 Tu (!Ki J J L 1 ·;:, 2002 Auto. J 1 r f 22:lh 1 ....•................•• n ll:tto l'l'r11•c·t eonJ !,mdh m•w 7000 or1.1: mt I ,..r><J i\ ('. Mu t .,t•ll 1 $3:!UO or bht ofll'r- :~11 .w2li 972S .•..................... aat:Jo Fanta'<t1t· CI01t1:ou1 on um~ Mo1lt>I~ HIW McxM:o. 11ow .1rn v1ni; MUST S l::LL Dll'K M 11.Ll':H MlYl'OKS li!O W Warnt'r, S.A 5..'">7 21:12 l!f11; l''wt t31 4 dr •. i.1:lla11, 1 J(ito. ~ ~1.111 It•-.!> lhun ~I\ m1 >..Int t•ond P P t'.111!1550031 (H 30·5pm t it;, I J Ii 7 :J t' ' t' l> • & 11>1!\'kl'nd.\ 71 12-1 F1Jt ~p1dt•r Lal.e 11t•w Nt•w top1paint Set.> U1 .tpprC'('l3tl' !>46·1 !4:!.._._ ·7r1 >.1!1 vttllov.. i.ll'rl'o. 33M. t•xt'l'll $360CJ offe r . 5.'">0! 115211 9727 .......•..•............ Brend Mew '79 · HONDA Cars MAHY To Choose Ft-om! UNIVERSITY otdsmobilt Hondo Cars • GMC Trucks 28.'">0 ltaroor Blvd. ('()'.ta Mt•sa 540·0040 ·77 Cl'<IC AM FM casi.. 21.000 m1 $3500 49--17122 Jaquar 9730 ....•..••..••••••...... E'\t'<'Ull H ' dc•'k 'mok1· i;:la:.~ top. hc.•aul1ful .1dd1 uon to a n" honw or off1<·t· \I. ch;iir. K-lll ti21J c1,1, !fi9-131h•H• . i-::nurl' room~ mu!>l go PL.A.1'/TS Pn\• i::r owN. Qual p1(.'{'es &. antique:. will sell a few sel~<'ll'd JI 1nrrt•d1blt' prtr l'S nowenng dt\l!>IOnS from 19531 Sierra Canon . 5 · M" poL<; $20.$120 pr Trtlrk.9 5.Sat l't>b\7. plant Hy appl only, ph 5mall upright pi a no WholeMlle Carpet Needs r e fin ish in g o r SaJesman has 3200 yrds paint. $375 Call 675 32&t ~~/ 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Ford F.100. b rand new moto r. custom int ~ paint. new hrakt·' & tire-Call 8 111640 5!m-l oh ;!Uh!. 1 '1> !'\I R '1!¥iPllJ I ii~l t 'P~ ll tllli!ll ii tiJOl'"' I 'IJ I I Hf>!ffi:.! I j~ t)JJ("• j ~ It I (111-t:> I • >.Jfi ltepair!> & St>rvll'l' • J1i.· lll'nnt-si.l') 1J aguu r llllfl Vl;1r (' M 1)31 27"'2 S.}fa. 2 mJ ll·h1ng t•hJlr<· Sli5 640-<r758 Chm.1 t•abmrl ro..,t Sli!lO ------of 32 oi ny lon plus h. _e_·v_es_. _____ _ brown. be ige. or ru~t. Mov in g! !\1 ui.t St>ll SUIO yrd Call 675-914<1 or Lowery Or~an. excellent 'TID-8284 condition. ~9-1091 C.:oi.t;i \tust Sac ·79 Yam~1ha 750 Spec , 1800 m 1 l)\.• 11-. for SJl!l.S Will i.dl fo r $2900 ~ "61 Con a ir window \iH\ xlnl conrl met·han1calh ~d bod~. urei. S'i25 l''irm ortrnd .. J>OS" 631 ~150(~- 9732 Call ·l!:t-t 24 li ~di cheap . .! o.,ngl be<I,, I Dtoluxe '~ hp Whirlpool t~1n lad1t•o, btkl'. I bath \I.1th Jll J llach dr.1\1.t'r drt'!>M•r. S J.!.d rncnL<; Paid S20!l Ust'd !-101.ID OAI\ bdrm -.1,• butant• t.tnk. p.JllO thl onct' Sell for $150 ,!)001 hdbrrt fthnJ qn " ~ umbn•lla J.1202 01·1 _64.5-_297 __ 5 ____ _ mans ch:.l & wom1•n, lnl! Ob1i.po. =:!i. ll,1na Pt ...,t'w Custom Ura pl'' & drt'l>M'r, 2 nght dl~h. ti l'd\l I' I 1 hi. S2SO M ii t r h J.! I I o r a I mo old. solid oak bk1'" , · 00 ·' , l . • • Beds •ad M • ke orr ... , ba t'O 7., L' L' 1-tl.1:.' top t.1hlt. I t hr'. pre a °"" '""( r ' ). ~. r r S200 un d >.t·~t1on·ll ~40Jlt 1''ng1da1rc Mdt• h} """' · ·>'. . •· · .. • .; -----w ICC mkr. Wehn HHtl ~'">() .. ~ l.im":'. SIO ,t ii .. ~ .; E 15' upnJ!ht frt•t'Wr. i.:nll Smth Coron >1rt ioHC\ tJhl< .... :S70> •..t • US{'ti I yr Sl50 Man·-; typ"n·r m1M· 1t1..~n~ 1& i.iatr lt·~J!l'<l _':•bl~. s15. 1:u.-;tom bro~ n lc;ithc-r man ) ri u ,ii p I .1111 ~ :irm ~h~ir; !5l.>. lgt· l~'.11 · bikt• pant" 32 waist . 2ll llo.1(1 llf.!.'l f~~·m7n' hairs. $25 ',, . ~m~llJ fml·(llKO \S I 0 IH :('(ll L\TCIH SALE Cui.torn t11rn1t11rt'. .intu1ut•i. & .11·n·~.,or11·-. r'rl Silt !I ;1 :11 •1e11 :\ .1 111111;il P;iri.. l>r . Lo: "\1j:ul'I f Ofl <'ro\I. n \"all\'} I J..i.: bureau, l'<>llt•tb ~tJnd. t-ml 1 abk. la mp-. l,1kl' llt'W SlW ~111 MG 3166 S1\CHIFlt:E1 (iar lull of furniture U1n 1•111• 'l'l \\ I l'hr:.. S.S!I. m,111·h in1: J.!m \t'l\'i.'l ~WIH'I dir' S:tl ''" lk•;wt ... ohd oak :1 Xii t lll. S185. anuq ut• 4 drawt•r p ine ch1'St of drwa. Sl5. misc coffee & l'n d tbt... . mirror:.. la mP6_·!.'c _ 64~ ~ Antique ldblc & t·h a tr'> Garogt Salt 8055 ~ !land l"arvt'd -.olJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9i50 1)46 un I o\p( Salt' Sewmi! marhmc Rt>bw ll t\l.tn mJllrt">' & ho'< ')pnng ~'">. I ull ~,.; 5<>'3 & IO\l''>l'ill $150 B &J t\tatlrl1'' KJH t-; lM Stn'\.1.. ~ 1\ 5'17 5ii3H HI:!.::. Mahoj:!JO} 5 Jllf•f'c• hl'droom '>Cl. 11 l'U ft rt•fnJ( SSO. 1•le1• fr plc'. ~p..t.n1!.h '>Ide l upbHurd. (ii-: t•abint•t !.lcr<·o. lat~ hov c hair bo'< ~pn ni.t & rrutt S35 f>.12 4ti 10 rern~. !.h'rl'fl. fum1turf', man) m isc 1temi. <:OUU Pnrt.., <.:all 551 &li2 'arai.tl' Salt'. Man) um q U I' I I (• m ' :1 ;, !I 6 W1nd!.pun Ln, ll unl lla rbor. nt<ar Tnn1d<1rl Island Fri Sun !IA M . IH'M 11>16·4461 WAN1 /\C:TION" c1a....,1rcd Ad' 642 !'"71! SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Bushrl Wa~t'r Fe1~n l'll!C>t•O FHAG ILI-, Today I ~ot my mtomc tax refund I don't want to say how s m all the amount was for . but 1t·, the fi rst time 1·,c rr ce1ved a ~o,ernmrnt 1..•n velope that \I.a'> stampell FRAGILE ln,alJd 1..-qwpmc•nl N1..•\I. elect lx-d. clt>ttm· ltfl retlrnt•r c ha i r . whe<>l<'hr . crutch. l'Jnt•. \l.al.kt>r. rlc llca!.Oll.Jbh• 847 &\OJ FIREWOOD f'rC<' dlVr)' 25 I~. S2 00 548 1932 aft 61'M T h1i. Ad Alway!. Good F'or Sale · TiHany'!.. of N .B Co rp o r a t l' Mmbrshp <:all Debby B. 644.003() WINDOW SHADES Wo od e n s hutter s. numbbnds. woven woods & window tinting 20·4U1; orr all items. 1\Sl'EN ti45·8951 I0,000 fo'rOLcn f ood din n e r :. 10 va r1et1cs Surnf1t'l'' 1213) 255-4400 T V c•qu1pment f or Salt' Phone 5''8-1395 • • • T eofilo Esquerra 7 Arbnton Irvine You are the winne r of Two~ Tickets to Tennessee Wllba m s' THE ECCENTRICITIES OF A NIGHTINGALE Slarnn.: Sandy Dennis al the Loni( Beach Conven· t100 Center. 300 E Ocean Blvd. Loni'( Beac h. To ctmm your tickets. call t;12 !it."78. 1·xt 272 • • • The Long Beach Theatre Fe tival Academy Award Winner• Tony Award Winner SANDY OP( NS I( 8 141 h thlij MARCH l llh DENNIS Perry King Nan Martin Harry Townes with Jocelyn Brando o i rected t>y : Michael Flanagan .. ,,,,/; .. TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' '~iZha Eccantricitias I Dightingala al PERFORMANCES: Tues. thru Sat. eves at 8:30 p.m . Matinees on Wed., sat. & Sun. at 2:30 p.m . Tickets available at Long Beach Box Office 300 E. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, Ca. 90802. Call (213) 436-3661 for Info. Tickets also available at Ticketron and Mutual Agencies and "Ask Mr. Foster" travel agencies at all Robinsons Department Stores. ••• LONG D€ACH CONWNTIONo~-, 6ENTO.TAINM€NTC€N10 M JOO t Ocun Blvd , lone Beach. CA 90802 ' ,, ... . . . ,. . Mesa. ·;I Sutuk1 IK:i. lu m 1 SJ.54.1 675 7~t 74 Cht-'\ \:in \1 F~ 8 track: mJny '"J' S4H 26JR Closed S..ndays ~,, ~llu:! hro"'n t.111 1\\1 F M lJ'" t 'l'tl ,111 $6150 l:r.' :01'.! ...........•.•••••..••. i i J l''"'''n lkalt•) Wh1t1· "' lilk 11111 l'•lll\'. X Inc t 'oml It (KIO 1111 Si51KI lii"J~ Upnght piano S150 best offer f>.12·2995 Siding 8093 Honda Super 90 !'>1..•l•di. work $75 'ift F ord tamµt'r \ •• n Load~. Xlnt ruml \1u'' ~II $7700 Call bl wn x ;, 5 40 :1;s~J 1\ It ti P \t 640-7822 • • • 9738 R.os~ie R. Yac:obacci ...................•... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6-12 036-t a rtl'r IP M ---"78 llonda CX !iOO Lo1m 1 H r a n d n l' w l' o n d 711 :973.1 Mll !lam to Spm 75 Ooditt· V.in C:1111d cond. rnrp<'t. paneled. & b('d ~) IW2 562 I fli.12 \\ arm•r '' lluntinl!lon l:k•J1'h You an· the w111m•1 of Two Free Ticlcth to miracle mazda 7 1l'Z2511 ~iOU Must !:Ml 1)73-~>U27 Tt'nnl•-.•wt• WalllJm' 21 50 Harbor llvd. Costa Mes a 645-5700 ·77 Yamaha 5011. m oto A&lt<K Wonted 9590 rna~s. pull t>tk bar' bl1k •••••••••••••••••• • • • • • THE ECCENTRICITIES 0 1-\ NIGHTINGALE 1979MAZOA GLC HATCHBACK TV, Radio, HiR,S~o 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful 25" color TV. 2 yr wrnly. rree de h ver) SJ.28. 640-1786. rt''\l & ratk Mk o t r WEWILLBUY ~I :.!117 YOUR D/i>.TSUN "TI! llon<.la GL IUUO l.tkt' Ol'W .i96·0167 PAlO FOK OH MIT TOPDOLL/i>.R FOR TOP CARS Sl<ll'nng S;1111I~ Ut•nn1• .11 lht• Lone ll~· .. 1·h Corl\ •'II Imo Ct•ntt·r J(t11 I-' (k 10,111 111\ d . Lon~ lk.•l h 'I n ('I.um )O\.lr I wkd' ,·,ill Dt2 !ib/K.1..·'t 2i:! $100DOWM 5ony J7'' Tnn1tron color ---BARWICK DATSUN !Jiu~ t,J.x & lln•n'\t' ~!It; Pf•r month lor -tis rn11111h~ on ~1 ppro\ eel 1·rpd1t A PR 12 .981 ; Orl er r t>rl p ay m e nt p rtCl' $5151 48. Equip ITl('nt m C'ht(jes 4 speed lr;in.' . t•arpt>ltn~ & foltl do\l.n n •ar '>l'Jl. 15:~i:IX7 t l'J-.h pni,:c•" ...., 1r1I •• tr\1 ,,,,...,11.111•• TV. Xlnt c ond $3!'>0. MotorHomH, Sale/ 631·1453. RentfStoroge 9160 • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83 1-1375 493-3375 16 5301 Im mJt' <'Ont.I . 'ltrJ'>. ~50 1·.Jll 1; \:! !.t\.l'Jll or639 :lfil.> F'tshe r stereo w /phono & cassette player . Y ear old. Cost $300. Xlnt cond Price $150. 67S-321ti R~'T. 2J' 1''1reball Self contained. W'E PAV TOP DOLl.AH for top u.'\Cd cars for.-11-:n . domt.'5t1cs or rlasMr'> 11 your car 1!-l''<lra l'll'an i.eeu.' FIRST ' Capri 9715 Color TV. RCAXLlOO 19". 6 mos o ld. S285 incl stand. 559-!)()14 loah & Marine . ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BoAnNc PUBLIC AUCTION BY ,..ic /i>.dntiftistrator Orange County Catamaran Bus. ALSO Rshinq Tackle MfT'. fusiMs5 Mcrch 3, 1979 IO:OOAM Cal 934.2979 For lnspecuon . . .. Thonas C. CaHy 2007 Kewamec Dr Coronu De l Ma r You arc the winner of Two fne Tickets to Tennessee Wilba m 11· THE ECCENTRICITIES Oto' A .... IGHTINGALE stamng Sandy Denni:. a t the Long Beach Convcn Uon Cente r. JOO E. Ocea n Blvd. Long Beach T o claim your t1ckt'b. c ull 642·5678 .. ext 272 • • • loah.~fte · Eqii,...... 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vour boat tuned for less Inboa rd/• o utbo ard & other mechamcal work:. 646-3277 Ext. 20 ~iulu 25 hp motor. new in ·n. less than 30hrs. 1flQO. Ph : 645-7276. 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6-15 2283 -~-~ --- W 1 \.. '4 I E D Pr. 1i. look in~ for an older motor hom1· in i.:ood c·ond w / Air cond . & ~en C'rJlo r 5-17 J l82 Rfo:NT. Luxury 'i ll Motor llo mt• 22· Sl t'l'~•' ti. W 1 n t I s u m r J t t' ' ~~ ---Trailen. Utility 9180 .••.••........•..•.••.. Ulillty Tra1 ler llX.~i. Closed 840·00-!5 ----Auto Service, Parb & AcceuoriH 9400 ··············~········ Want lo tr~1de pair of 15" \l.~dc (sand lin•l wheels for IO" or 11" Wlde. 5 hole V W Wh<'<'lll. f>.12·33i9 Rear Ucnch !>eati. form V.W \'an $3!'> C.111 642 3379 I Sport nm~ \I, 1th chromt· insert.. for \"l'l?LI SJ5 495·6787 WosfwSale ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 11 I 1,. Oraft¥ c_.., 2925 llarbor HI HI CUST A MESA 979-2500 ----- WEBUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS COHHEl.L CHEVROLET :.X?.H II arbor RI' 11 c ·1 ~T ·\ ~ E.-, \ 546-1200 WE BUY USED CARS l'ALL PAl'l'V Used Car '1J:r 540-5630 l•Hl~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN-MERCURY ······················· 73CJpn \lo \t·~ I U'llllll paml \I.Ith 111n ... 1nµ111 ;! \l.IJ:l'· ~tcn·u s;.!4;>4t l .ii t,.t2 J.Ti'f ~I !WO I 'lld r1•1t,1hl1· Sl:Ml ·;~ ltiOll I "Pfl !-?OOd $3790 µlu.' 1.1\ & hrrn~r Ml roe I~ Mada/Renault 2150 llarbor Bl\d .. (; M 645-5700 ' rnnd ~;, 1;.1;) i >lll:l ~~s 8en1 ~740 •..............•....... *DATSUMS* L~ Sefec:tion Of All Models SALl'-:S l.l-:1\."I M I l'AlffS SEHVl('I' COSTA MESA DATSUN 21145 HAIHHIR lit.Vil 540.6410 540-021) W ~I-~ :1 ~> E X ('uml Sh r 1·l.1~"'' 1·p10, ~u11 1•1. rt•hlt t•ni.:. auto . ;ur. hlk llhr. SI l.!iOft I' I' 6-tO 92loll da)' •~14 rn1!l 1·~c - 7fi Ml·f('t'tll'' t511SLM 1la11 liruwn. 311.1100 m1l1•s. Win• \l.hwli.. S22.51'4l ti75·7~ 1-'or <.all' 19b0 t.k rn.'l.fl'' I~) Hun.' J!rt':tt, ~iUO ur bt."-t ot r E' ' tl7~ 4672 1'17~ 280S. h rn, n e" \11chl'lm 11n:,, 'C Int roml l':i II 52:1 29 JO ;i; 4Y.t'I.. bt:LJH'. lo:itlt•d. ~Jfs 9520 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• 2626 HARBOR BL VO. H1•rk1•r 1\\l l F\l C'if!'' llil\ rT\J S21 .~I Olf1•f 67.j 3X22 ti}"· t.15 J11:1I '76 PORSCll t-: T urbo COSTA MESA Jl.~&.l.l~~ ... ~~~~11 l''t" 0ody w/'76 9\IS cng. ·77 antcnor. 7 +ll Ile~ a~ ·n OHT $16,500 Kelhson/A.~tru Jll w /'66 Vctll' JOO II P t•nA. Vt•ry fast & unique $1900. 1221 ALSO J4 coupe. set up (or Chev l'nl-l SI 200 Trades OK . !163 ·8377, 963-76.'">3 '54 HondmJ:.tt•r . c·xt dean. nds cng work. will s&cnf1cc $000 Any t1m1· 546-9S9l JAG '61 Reaul on i::. ~port i;aloon. rbl\ en.:. IOVC&( ~-7141552 637_9 __ '46 f''ORD WOOOI E F'U II y res lort'd 1 Sl 3. 000 675-6161 'I>' OaL.;un l'a1rlody Con \l'rtable Rblt en!! $1300 548-379.'> Buick 'SI! Spec 1112br Runs1tood Ong PP. 645-5146 al\ 2p m '6l Jag XK 150 $13.500 964 1848 WEIUY US&>C/i>.RS! Wc'r<' the new Cht..•\ roll'I dealership in tht• In'"' Auto <.:enter . W1· O<'l'•I your u.sro rar • JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Dr1 vt• IHVINF. 768-7222 WANTED! l.11tc mod t•I Tn~ota'i Voh oi.. Pl<'ku~ & \.Jn:. Call u.~ today• '"'".,._, ... . c ........ .. ~ 64'-UCJ w S40·t4'7 '76 •l50SI. M1l.1n hrn . ~=:.:.;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;..;:.11 w I M 1 I a n 1 n I • 2 t op,.. Sl9.!.Jll0 4\lli 165t; *DRIVE A* * LITILE ... * SAVE A LOT SllOP &.COM PAHi:: BARWICK DATSUN ~.an l1J.1fl' ·'P'"''·'no 831 -1375 493.3375 "\\-e ~-t'd to ouy r lt•an Ont~un usl'd t' Jr'·· S Will l'n) Top l.>olla1 S COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 HARROR lll.\U 540.6410 S40.02 I l 'lew 79 2807.X A tr P S 4 pai.~ ''" ,.r l.1r pd SI 1,347 530-6409 7,1 2110 Sl'dttn i\M 11"1\1 s l <' n · o 1· ;1 i.::. 1-\ II 11 v whc•t•b M1l'hl'hns. ul l pow..r Xlnl t•ond. ~I 5-tlHtr.JO EH'!> !tan• 1962 Mer('t"tlcs Btc•n1 1000 Stal wgn ~.$011 tii3 J80tl a It 5 '75 280 Mt•talhc blue r l<'nr1 mt tl-1 .000 malt•s, xlnt t'Olld lhrou~nout 645-321l! t97 :1J77 ' -----74 211<1 ~t'<l.-n i.unroor i\C. 'tcrt.>O. illl powt'r tlrk bm . S8300 1133·!1570 7 I '1t>n·l'dt"> 450SE Onlv l!l.tl00m1, ~unrool Nc•Y. ll tC'> f u fly c•q UI l'Pl'd SI I.USS 49.1 51.150 MGI 9744 OATS UN m echan1 r no\I. ••••••••• ··~··•• •• ••••. Jl h nn '' 1995 llnrbor 71) MGB G1' Mml rond Wos. a...,orled Blvd (' M 645 1982 201< m1 Rhlt. wire'>. new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·71 260Z ,1uto, /\/(.', m ,111 rad tal1> SZ7001hi.t urr ~ 970 I wh.l!I. 1treen. , i.'ry cleJll C':tll Stl'phnn~ li73 1523 Ull56 25' Twin cngin1• Chns C raft s pet!d b o Jt 1classlc 1. Xlnt 673·7771 L3111_.-n.. Race, .. Rods ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-5234. 675 313! Opel 9746 i6 Lancia Beta CJ>l', J l .000 71 1200 Nrw rlut<'h h:11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •S40 nu. u1r, 11.'a the r. mint n •r n ood t>r J kt'' ~ 70 GT 4 ll!J. ~ood mpi;c, I 1.2' fiberglass boffl t ove r wood I w 1 t h 11) I , II p m()lOr. trlr & 3CC!IOr':1 $250. 842-0765 - - CIABSlc Mere Subr<.' Hl day r rUlscr Incl. trlr $1000. Jo:ve M8·296S 28' Ba.Jll boat <Shawn £I t\lJly eqwp~ tor swonl rhh & ieort ftsh1n1 Dtescl. H fl': Rot·. meter. tower plunk. f111h box at more t>J 1 2Z2i 631 5(»3 ('()ftd Blue $5200 StrH'. trans Nc>edi. btKI> 14ork ownt'r. lo prtt'('. I'. I' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 544).7172. l'VS 540·4420 S66010tf~r 540 ~tili2 &t.2 321M t'Vt.'~/Wknds ~ lla1I ror '!al~ Large ---- 1200 Xlnt cond 5120-0 AHaRCNNo 97o5 ·7 1 2AOZ. t>xtra~. S.12% or ftelllhN 9747 ~1 ______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• best offot 631 362~ 111t 00••••••••••••••••••••• '74 A.J.S/i>. ROMEO 6pm 72. Clean & fis t 4 Wheel Dri••• 95SO CTV s speed. stereo .• ur Sl~call 640 l2'71J ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond & low m1le11 E x an er 6 PM '14 Slater. Louded. C B, C<'llenl <·o nd1t 1o n What J Wondttrf'ul Wurlt1 •.~ Ml/fM 8 trk, 1\C, Off t840NXV 1 of hoppaog, n.:ht J l wwor-• 9741 road llUSP Gos ... hO<'kll, MUST SlEll! )Our fmicrt1p<. 1•vt•r)' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tires & white 'l>OkC"I d .1 )' ' 0 11 1 I >' P 1 I 11 1 711 MM O. I W~n. Auto _._ 8 HOWARD Chenol•t Cl ~<itfted t\d:i 'l'oor ot(. rn M-:lh•ll .1111 lo m r I\ C. AM / }' C1111 .. .ir1ed 1\d,. )Our one 'lOP ahoppln M rt'ntcr .. . .. c. c. k'1 J Cla. .. 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Good Inventory in stock Hurry while they last! MIRACLE MAZDA/REMAUL T 2150Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 '74 Rl2 \\11tn. Good Cond Very Clean. C811962-59S7 1978 REHA ULT GnDELUXE SIOODOWN ,,plus tax & license $104 4J per month for 48 months on approved r redat. APR-12 98'r uererr ed paymenl pn<'e-$5427 00 <3025895) Ca~hpn<'e 1s $3972 plus tax & license MirocJ. Mmda/RenauH 21SOBarbor 81\'d . C M 645-5700 Roik ltoru 97 56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROllS·ROYC£ J)otO Jitmboree Newport !Hull \'-----' ...... aOSfO SIJNOA'n 'S9S1lverCloud 1 S19.000 ~144 --------'71 Shadow. white. low m1 tli Pop Up Camper new t'Ogll~ with 3500 mt, new Utt":> new paint JOb n••"' ,. • r p el!> & tl r ,, pl' & .im rm 8e!.t (lffct tiJI~ Heartbt e-a s• Beaut '7K \ W Convert <.'1ru~ yellow AM /F M ~~' M1d1 ur~ a.,1 ofr Pvt ply 7~ 1034, 67~ 3111 l Cf\ns * WHY WAIT FOR PRICE INCREASE? BUY NOW! Clean VW luses: '11 9-Passenger A M /f'M s ter e o . Green/white. 12861'01) '76 7-Passenger A M 1F M s t e r eo Green1wh.ite. (304PEJ I '76 7-Passenger Partial Camper Front t;re mount. AM/FM stereo. Sunroof Orange/white. (l28PUV l '76 7-Passenger AM /FM stereo cassette Redtwlute 1S62NXN1 A:~~J;r.~~S~~~~. Creme /white with special stnpes. (52845) "U 7-Passenger AM /f'M s t e re o Orange/white w 1th s~ial sln~. Air (•on- dittorung. (297WCM l CHICK IVERSOM VW-Porsche·Audi 445 E. Const H1way al Bayside Dnve Newport Beach 67~-0900 * 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO sunroof. \'Dyl top Extra SALES, SERVICE sharp. $27,000 631-12ti6 AHO LEASING days67S4840 __ e_v_es ___ 1 OVERSE.AS DELIVERY 1961 Rolls Royce Sedan, EXPERTS rme cond Elei;anl while $!0,500. fi40.4999. Subcll"ll 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EARLE llCE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd . h COSTA MESA l9764x4SWllon Wag. wit 64L9303 5 .. 0.9 .. 67 a WUdc•t convt'rt, •Int rond.l P /wlnd, A /(.', Sl2001uet olr 67S ~ li7ll 81llck Rt'Jal Like new Under Wmt1 ulr, am /frn caaaettt' $6000 4fM'1W7 '73 Luina Century S /W Lo ma All pwr Alt . II tnck 11lf'rt•o l,uM r11ck Rat olr over •~ooo MG-'1'8tl i i El«1ra22!1 fuJI pnwl•r, new radu.1Lo;, lrlt h1lrh. many exlrh Xlnt l'Olld Makeutre1 MX 23J:i Cldll• '915 ..•.......•.......•...• • e>r...,. County's Bdoll odo C...ter • PURCHASE OR LEASE YOUR MEW 1979 CADILLAC NOW! • "78 El Dorado: retired G.M. Executive. Owner driven only Prime cond. $11, 700 493. 7893 ·n Seville Lt Blw/Blue ml 18.000 m1 All xtra;, $10.500. PP 751 4344 / ~2659. ·n Seville white w /blk leather mtenor. All xtra. incld Michelin tires, on· ly 18,000mi. Sll.000. P.P . 646-9797 evenings Sat/ Sun. 'ii Seville. Loaded. Take over lease. $296 mo. Ask forLee 770-1709. cad!Uac see rust on mane before you buy 1658 Iowa, Costa Me;,a 'frl E1 Dorado. $750 Good tires, runs good. Good in· terlor. 646-1312. 1919 Eldorado two tone blue & s ilver. fully loaded $19,800 64().1796 '73 Cpe de VIie, fully eqwpped, h1 m1, run;, great . $1650. 493-5792, 993-9.107 '69 Sdn de Vile. looks great, runs good. S950tof· fer. 675-4801 Must sell ·75 El Dorado fully eqwpped. Landau top. 1!10-9612 '79 Eldorado: Beautifully all black & fully loaded, with only 3SOO mi. Only $1500 cash lake over lease. No payment due t ill Mar c h 14th . 714-841l-1866 Al:lk for Tony from 10.6 daily. '73CdV. Loaded. Black tn· eluding leather Stereo, Wt whl, vinyl roof, etc. 842-1086 '7S SOV Blue w /while bard top. 37 ,000 mi. $5()00. Ex Cond. Aft 5PM 644-118). every extra. Am t FM __ • ___ .. __ .. __ Cassette deck, A/C, skid _ &io.M'!.f COU""'TY '76 Sdn de Vlle, splJt seat. plates. push bar. moon ~ " cr uise, stereo. x lnt. roof, h~~age rack. low VOLVO li5()()/offer. 552-0528 m1 idea l for sk1~rs. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO *"77 SEVILLE• Pl50/bestofr. 559-1360 Largest Volvo Dealer 9765 in Orange County! Super Clean ! Fully Toyota BUY or LEASE loaded "'/extras. 2 tone ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRECT silver w /fl,rey tntT Astro ~Jr.~:-~.:.·~b.'; l't:rt'!·~ ~: ~~~£'::~~ IEFOREYOU 2025 s Manchester C-.o 9917 SELL YOUR A he' . 750 2011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOYOTA. na tm -----'74 Camaro. xlnt condl· SEE Usl '78 :M2, AC, stereo rass lion. 42K m1 . burg • tape. Take over lse. & get w /beige ml. new radials, MARQUIS TOY OT A s pecial bonus 775· 1448 mags, headers. $3700/ of· MIBslON VlEJ 0 art 7PM. fer. 536-2148 831-2880495-1210 I-------.... -. U--.. '78 Z28. 9.000 mi. Autr •• Coroll liftb k 5 pd _,.,,.. ..v A/C, Adult dnven onl11. 76 a 8C • S •••••••••• • • • • •• • • • • • • • fl 200. pp .963· 1730. am+8 t r ack, d etail AMC 99051_;_...;.• ____ __; __ strl pe s. m ag11 -oew ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Camaro Rally Sport. retd1als. 644'°'38 F\IU ~wer, must sell. 'i1 Cetica ST. 19,000 mi, 1976 AMC Besto r. 646-4596. auto, new radials. xlnl MATADOR 2 DI. rood. $t49S, 494~3962 Hard~. lomatic. rac· T~ 9767 tory · cond .. pwr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s · g & brakes, radio, rR-6 73 red 49,000 miles, new tDp 4c lug.rk, Xlnt cond. 645-3210497-3077 YollsWCllJlll 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Super Beetle gd. eond. Needs brakes. $1600. 968-0371 heater & ONLY 32,000 rru.les on lhts gas Saver. 1560N1G>. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 7060 HARr.OR OlVO I COSTA Mf\A 642 POhl '74 V.W. bug, AM /FM 8 t.rk, ve:ey low miles. N~w MUST S&1 tires, Xlnt cond. $3100. 536-2785. 536-8405. "14 Horoel Hatchback 6 __ __; ______ , cyl. Auto trans .• Pow St.r '74 Van: auto tuns. 7 &s Bram. Air, Bucke&a, pasa. 49,000ml. AM/FM stereo I& more. $3800 646-1159 Golden tao With tan in· •74~ vw Poptop eam~r terior. Low mUes. Xlnt. AM .... c' cond. One Owner. Alking /r,,,. ster cass, I · $1 ,990. Call 983-1121 ~ororr.497-4294 weekdays 6·10 PM . '75 vw Bua AM /FM weekends9AM-6PM. stereo, cus. Nucb more. Mcie 99 IO Xlnt cond. $3195. S36-6367 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aft 6PM. "T1 Electra, all extras, '72 VW Bus. Curtain•, IOO(I. clean cood. SS.9951 carpet, fold out bed, CaUArt sodJum valves. $2000. m.7060 673.·9187 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVA1 Olotce of 10. All colors, 2 doors or 4 doors. All with automatic, pwr steer- ing, radJ06 & most have air cond. An example : (9l.3RDB). Now 0011 $3696 COMM Ell CHEVROLET '"'W, If ti''"" H \ I ' r., : \ \l I S46-1 200 '71 El camlno 5$454, Xlnt cond., very low miles, Air pwr brake.a &s steer· inl. AM·FM 8 track ln dash, cu.tom body A pa1nl. 2 1eta of wheels. Hilb perf. 1uapo. Mu1t see to •~late. $4SOO. Ca)J s.16-2715 or 536-M05. '88 Impala. Blown enaine, body very Id cood. A1k· lDI tllOC>. Hm alt 6pm, 5'MO.t1 wn ~M384, ask fOl'O.ve. Dou1. 957·8444 ofc. • S7 Riviera full powe r , 675-atol2 evea. A/C, aood cond. $475. '7S Moma 2+2 4-cyl, auto, Cadillacs to Go-Carta ·542.oeas days, 646·6423 alr, lo mU11ge1 P .P .. Whatever the Fad eves. ...;bllt;.;....._olf __ er_._496-813....;_;..;..;;.;1;;..._ __ Roll 'em off lbe market -,a Bulcllt Reaal, 40,800 m l, •• Ca Price, &ood condl· Whh • Clualfled Ad air, power, auto, flOOO, tloD. l owner. AU or11. Call Nowt 8'2·5671 ~all 8PM. llllO. 4M-5681af\6PM ~~~·.~:~~•••••••••••• ~~~·.~::~••••••••••••I~.~~·.~!:~••••••••••• Wednelday, February 14. 1979 • OAILV PILOT DJ~ ChtwoMt 9920 a...... '920 Ford 9940 ~~·.~::~.......... • ••••• ~:::'. ••••••••••• ~ ... ~:~ ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_... t940 ~ 9950 ttl7 CANICI WA GOH 'Gii Impala Cood Cond 71 FORD W A~M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llr16 modt"I 9 J>11 1>tmtittr Mu.st be 11000 • ..,...,.,_.., SqyiN" ORANGE COUNTY'S VI. 11utomat1c, ulr cond . 541H)974 VS. automatic, pwr . ,-PHIL ( MEWIST pwr at r1n1. ~wr win 1teer1n1, ractor)' arr LONG l..JNCOLN·MERCURY dowl, ~wr dr oclt1, tilt * * • cond., AM /FM atere~1 • DealenblplsoowOPEN wh •11 crulat control, _,.I. ?la&..iff lugga&e rack & ONLY FORD rack ei radio Lot1dC"d & ..., 8,000miJeal (101VOZ>. RAYFLADUOE '75 Plnto Wagon v.e. auto trans, 20mpg, low mllet> $2900/offer. C714 1 548-8625 art.er 5 p.m . " wee kends . or (714> 498-1000, ext . 3111 wkday1 ID' (S43NXM, 9616 Manpou Ave lJNCOLN·MERCURY fo'ounloin Valley TO SILL You uethe winner of lS-18AutoCenler Dr. Two FrH Tlckeh SDFwy-La.ke Forest exit '73 Wagon. 4 spd. Top sbllpe. "Real Gu Saver $1Z15. 6'2"327 COHHELL CHEVROLET '/\."ll,111••1 I\, I I I """' \ " I " \ SU-1200 to IB~E Tennessee Wi1Uam1' 130.7000 THI ......_._ 9952 '72 Pinto. 4 Spd, radio. lCC-.-ICITIES ..._ • ..., ~f:· 92,000 ma. new ~'" ........... , •• 1 •• 0toeo ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• , muffler 6 clutch ""'IGHTIOF~G ... LE '""W to d .,., __ c-.. ,.._ '75 GbJa II. P /B, P /S, Runspeat.Driver'sslde " " "' "" agon, au , air con auto. A/C, 12195 damage. SS75. 892· 7229 St _ _, Sand De · Great 429 engine Need 96IHl6ll9 wnDi y DOIB at •noC'6trans. Minor body u.c-. 9945 ... .,r..ufft 9960 the Long Beach Conven· -... lion Center, 300 E Ocean work. $450. 631-2408 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '86 Convertlble. red/blk. 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blvd, Long Beach. To .65 Ford, dn ven daily. 11 Mark Ill. 1mmac cond, cyl, 3 spd. xlnt cond. '64 Valiant. B Slant 6 cyl claJm your tickets. call needa minor work, $300. loaded. $2500 O.B.O. S2750/0ffer.49ol-61.SS Auto, Xlnt. trans porta 642-5678, ext 272 631-2476 673-8243 'frl Mu.st, good trans car, tioo car. ~. 536-299S. 900 So. Coaat Hwy. * * * 076 Granada v.8. 2 dr. is Mark IV, Cartier addl· will be collector's item. '66 l'\try vs. ps, new rear ...., No PS PB Al v•-· Goode tioo w/snrf. Good cond. tl)50/or best. 546·7708 tires, good transporta L-leach " va. ' • r. IUI'""· uy. .,..en a•"t088f Tti"t I 31 Must Sell. $3550/bst ofr. frlJ..0190. _,.""""' or appt. '68 Fastback. V-8, AC, PS, tioocar. "°°· 645-0481 ~~~~~~~~~I ~. '72 Gran Torino, vmyl top, MaYerick 9947 auto. SU9S. i-Ollffac 9965 9930 Z.dr. A/C, good malnl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-4364. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Belalf'e auto, 4 dr., runs ••••••••••••••••••••••• record. fTSO. 552-4738 '70 Maverick 2·dr, P /S, Mustang Ill. Clean 6S·66, i3 Firebird, ~cell. cond. good, good tires ~~/ .74 M ark IV gold, •74 Gal 2 dr. hard top air, radio. good tires. other good trans. cars. A /C, radio. $2500 bestorrer645-7297 moonroor. excell. cond. $700 below Bluebook Goodcond. $800. 644·9583 Moving M u s t Sel 1.1_548-45 __ 7_1 _____ _ 74 Vega HwLChback GT. s;500/orrer. P.P.833-3899 644-5598 ~·-9950 9fi8...\2ll "-dltbird 9970 Fu-e engine red & cream ro.•-' Oldlftilo~ 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111tenor Power st.eenng. OodrJe 9935 72 Gran Tonno Sport $900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 Clean & loaded with Ruto trans, stereo, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• or best 01J:ir:0978 '76 Cull ass Supreme 1 extras. $ol95() or best or radials. 35,000 miles '&l Polara xlnt lrns, air '72 Co. Park 9 pass wag. owner 30,000 m1. Xlnt fer. 548-2886 Cherry condition. Best shcks, 80K orig m1. $400. SELL idle items with 11 White. rully loaded ! cond. Xtras. 640-5984 Have something to sell? CXfer (714) 640-0768 644-6806642·963'7. Datly Pilot Classafted Ad Xlnt! $2,000 675·6161 before 9 AM or aft 6 PM . Ousified ads do it weU Autos, H•w HO Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Mew 9800 AMtot, H•w 980 Alltot, Mew 9IOO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' J.C. FORTUNE. IS YOUR CENTER FOR. Ill SA YINIS NOW! Over 40 1978 Motorhomes at HUGE DISCOUNTS!! Select frOM 12 -*" IM STOCK MOW!!! I 00 MOTOR HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM!!! K/Jllf4Hfl//uvqf .(.~ .bUml&W GMC ~'°"""--Winnebago I .. l ~~~~ 1T 0 E£J[B3[]] ll• FlEETN ' I PRCI! RARDW"' COMPLETE SERVIC & PARTS DE". ......... •loct,,... ...... •W-S.. Ow Ml"fke •• ttH -T-hray ,.... ••• ,., _...,Laffmdwll ..... ,... ,.... ...... 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TO 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY: 1.-00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. ..___ ______ ------------- SUPE~ SAVINGS ON FINE USED CARS '78 CHRYSLER CORDOIA COUPE •77 AMC G«IMUN SEDAN VS automatic trans · pwr steering. Economical 6 cyITnder. 4 speed pwr brakes f'wr windows. air cond transm1ss1on. buci<el seals. radt0 and vinyl top. radio & wsw tires wsw tires (839RXL) (657UMC) 55495 51995 NEED .CASH? 178 CHRYSLER LE IAltOH WAGON VS. automette trans . arr condtfloning Power steenng oower brakes roof rack. radio & wsw tires. (7S9UWUl 55695 s 95 '76 FORD PINl'OSIDAM 3.0oof Model. Equipment lncludel standard trans . radio and wsw tires (398 NN01 Economy at an economtcal price ol 51995 We'll pay top dollar for -----------+---------.... good. clean & late 1----------+---------- • '78TOYOTA CRESSIDA SEOAN '78 PLYMOUTH VOi.Aili SEDAM Automatic trans . air conditioning. V8. automatic trans .. air conditioning. J)Ower brakes. AM/FM radio. console oower steering. 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'9495 . . ... .. .. f I I I l 17 • B11ntington Bea ch Fountain V~,l~0~y ' our llometown Dally ewspap e r VOL. 72, NO. 45, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDN ESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1979 TEN CENTS Employee Foils HB Dri1'e-in Heist By ROB 'RT Bi\RKt;R 01 -0.1~ ,.,,.. $wtt ' Tb.Ls um't J JOkl', tht• fl·m .•h caller a.rud ·w~ h.tvt' t .. ., KU)' m lht• purk1n~ lot .• ind tht') h.ot high PQl1H'r'-d nnt'' pt)IOll>d at one of your t>mplo) l'l':. " Stl'ven l...itnglt'y, tH ) t'ar. uld nd 3!>Sl!>lant mJndgt•r or tht• Huntington Beach Dt'I Tal'n Res t a urant for onl) ..1 ft•v. month~. w a~ 'tun1H•d What should he du" "Tukt• lht• mont-) out of your ~Of\', t•Ul tl tn U ltltCk .• tnd throv. II out lhl' dnvt· through wrn dov.," lhl' \OtC't' on th.-lt>lephonl• In 'I lt'd \' oung Langlt•y d1dn t follow d1rert1ons .md got JWdY with 1t Whtie I was getl\ng the mom•y out of tht• saft>, ·• ht> re ('tall:-.. ··a frwnd drove up at the t.ikE' out v.mdow 'I acted n.ilurally but I gavt' him .i d1mt' and told hut\ wt• Wt'rl' being robbt•d and to call thl' police " t.angley then told two other t•m ployet>s to gel down on tbe floor bt.>eause they might be sit- ting ducks Hts friend did call police after first beltevmg that Langley was 1ok10g There was no shooting, no robbery and Del Taco got to keep its cash receipts for the day Langley s aid police arrived quickly but the would-be robbers already had slipped away. The Del Taco is just one or many restaurants that have been the target or a rmed rob- bers this year. but the majority of the cases have involved gunmen who personally confront their victims. Police report that 37 robberies have occurred throughout the city to date. There were only 10 arm~ rob· beries for the entire month of January in 1978. This year there were Z7. "It appears to be the same story in Fountain Valley. Westminster and Costa Mesa," Lt. Bruce Young said . "I don't know for certain what is causing it, but the heat must be on somewhere else, causing them to come to this area." Young observed. He said most of the robbers seem to be "quick-buck" biU\dits who are either amateurs or drug addicts. He believes West Orange County may be appealing lo rob- bers because or its nearness to freeways which provide a quick avenue or escape. Y o ung said police h ave stepped up patrols as well as sending out letters to about 100 fast food operators to make them aware of the mounting threat. Oil ~ ouls Huntington Beaches 'IDp C'ldzftl Television sportscaster Ed Arnold was honored Tues- day as Fountain Valley's Citizen of the Year by the city's Chamber of Com- merce. Arnolo. a 16-year resident of the city. has been active in the Fountain Valley Jaycees and Orange County Boy Seoul pro· grams Yoder Gets Huntington Council Post A long search for a Hu!]l· ington Beach City Councilman came to an end Tuesday mght when Clancy Yoder was a ppoint ed to fill the remaining term of former Mayor Ron Shenkman. The SS-vear·old Yoder was considered· a dark horse and his appointment seemed to catch many council watche rs by sur- prise. Sevl!ral council members who made the appointment also said they didn't know much about Yoder. ·'Come down to the podium and tell us who you are," Mayor Ron Pattinson told Yoder. ''There are lots of people who don't know." Yode r , who sa id he was shocked al the turn of events, is a member of the city's personnel board and preside nt of the Mariner's Cove Homeowner As· sociaUon. He is employed at the Graham Printing and Lithograph Com- pany or South El Monte. He says he bas a bac.-kground in management, administration, budgeting, planning and con- tract negotiations. He said he is a ''straight shooter" who plans to work together with the splintered City Council. "I have no lies or affilla· lions." Yoder said. "Nobody <See YODER, Paae A%) UWEHEAKJS BE.4T TODAY Love comes ln many forms - even pages. Pages of penonaltied Valen- tJnes present themselves to Dai· ly Pilot readers today in "Hearts of Love." Orange Coast lo"era bring 1uch VaJentinea as "This ls t.he bl1aeat heart they would let me draw -a .,a,e alone would not be enou«h " to lhelr oartners In "Rearta of Love" on Paae 02 of today•1 Daily Pilot.. ·\ H undr em Killed In Iran TEHRAN. Iran (AP l -MaJor fighting erupted today in the northwest Iranian city of Tabriz and Iranian reporte rs said several hundred people had been killed. There were conflicting ac· counts or battles involving pro· s ha h army holdouts. former SA V AK secr et police agents. Marxis ts and Azerbaijani separatists. The reports could not be indevendently verified. While the fighting raged In Tabriz, heavily armed guerrillas sformed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and took the stafr hostage. The Americans were later rescued by forces loyal to the government named b y Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Khomeini aides said the at tackers were communists <Related stories, Pages A3 and A4.) Reporters said fighting was going on in 21 areas in Tabriz and that there had been a major battle for control of the local radio station. The reports said military aircraft had been sent to the city, pres umably to take pa rt in fighting. Khomeini issued an appeal to- day for the people of Tabriz to ·'rise and oppose the elements of the corrupt regime who are pro- vok ing disorders in Tabriz. "The army and other security forces are with the people. hand in hand, in burying the garba"e of the Pahlavi dynasty," he said. In 1946-47. a n independent com mun.isl r epublic briefly ex· isled in Iranian Azerbaijan, with Ta briz as its capital. until it was crushed by the forces of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Shots Fired At Liqu o r Store Owne r A young gunman fired at least two pistol shots at a downtown Huntington Beach liquor store owner this morning but missed both times, police reported. Gun Eun. 39, owner of Dehne's Liquor Store at 526 Main St , told police he looked up from a rear storeroom at 7 a.m . to see a man firing a pistol al him. Eun said he ducked as the man fired again. The gunman then fled out the door and ran north on Main Street. Eun told police be recognized the 22-year -old man as a customer who had harassed him in the past. Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said the s uspected gunman's last known address Is in Huntington Beach. The man is being sought today for questioning in connec- tion with the sbooting. Police removed a small caliber slug from a wall in Eun's store after the shooting. Youth Improves GAREDENA CAP) -A 15- year·old boy who was kidnapped lrom his home and shot was hsospltaUzed In sausractory con· di lion today, authorities said. William Thomas waa found ball a mile from bis home 1bort1y after the Monday evenln1 ab- duction and taken to Gardena Memorial Jbplt.al. Three mea have been arrested. «N't ........ , .... ~ PRINCIPAL DON DEVOR DEMONSTRATES HOW HE CAN RIP PHONE BOOK IN ~F Students Scott Jacobaorf' and Kerta Bancutl are Duly Impressed Prineipal on a Tear Phone Books Show Who's the Boss By JERRY CLAUSEN OI t ... Dally .. llot Si.ff A few years ago, Devor bad a "tough kid" in his school's eighth grade. 'l told the kid. 'I tell you what, I have a telephone book in my office. Whoever tears it in half, the other guy is bis slave ' " Devor recounL'). When Principal Don Devor of Huntington Beach's Park View Elementary School rips a telephone book in half, he gels attention. "AND IT'S MIGHTY effective when used as a show of 'strength• in handling discipline cases that are referred lo his office." accord· ing to "The Communicator ," the Ocean View School District's newsletter. AS COULD BE expected, the eighth grader failed in his try. Devor grunted and groaned but got the job done. The "Communicator" editor this week asked readers to send their old phone direc- tories to Devor. "From then on, he was a real good kid," Devor says with a laugh. Devor admits that tearing a phone book in half gains instant respect from "tough" upper classmen. but he quickly notes, with a glance over his shoulder, that there is a trick to the feat Parle View Elementary is in an area of Huntington Beach where discipline problems are generally minor. RE LEARNED the trick by watching a television program more than 15 years ago EVEN so. says Devor. most of the books are ripped because the students, kin- dergarten through eighth grade, like to watch. "It's a lot of fun." Waddi ll Trial Judge Allows Tapings Orange County Superior Court Judge Byron McMillan said this morning he will decide "day to day" whether to permit news re- porters to bring tape recorders into the murder retrial of Dr. William Waddill. •'Somebody asked a nd I said okay," McMillan said of his sur· prise move Tuesday to permit a radio broadcaster lo cover the Huntlngton Harbour physician's trial with a tape recorder. ·'To me it makes sense to rely on verbatim testimony rather than notes," the Superior Court j udge explained. McMillan's ruling came as j ury selection began Tuesday in Waddill's second trial on charges tbal the doctor strangled a newborn girl after an unsuc - cessful s aline abortion al Wes tmins ter Community Election Set Huntington Employee. Yote About 500 Huntington Beach city employees are scheduled to participate in a union election Tbunday. THE VOTE WILL DECIDE lf workers wish to break off from the Municipal Employees Association and join the Carifomia League of City Employees AasoclaUon--5ervi~ Employees lntemaUonal Union. The municipal employees, largely In non-manaaement and non-salety officer positions, are curTently enaaced'lci arbitration over a salary dispute with t.he city. TllUll8DAV'S BALLOTING 18 scheduled from 8:30 a .m . until s: lS p.m . throu1houl the clty. It wlll be aupervlaed by City Clerk Alicia Wentworth and PenoruMI Director FAt Thompson. A city official declined to comment on wbal Impact the elecUon mJ1bt have on current arbitration. Hospital almost two years ago. Jury selection was continuing today. Waddill's first trial ended last May in a mistnal after jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked in a 7 to 5 vote favor· ing acquittal. Ao American Bar Association group meeting in Atlanta recent- ly reaffmned its agreement with a ban of both tape, recorders and c·ameras in co\lrtrooms. Of the meeting of the Atlanta group McMillan said: "They are a little conservative and backward, some of these groups. They have their program, we have ours." McMillan said he would con - tinue with a ''no cameras" rule but might relent during closln1 1r1umtnts if lawyers In the trial concur. McMillan said he has no ob- jection to the tape recorders, so long u they're operated quietly and do not disturb the jury or trial attorneys. IPG Tanker Docks LOS ANGELES (AP> -A tanker loaded with 11.5 million 1allons of Uquened petroleum 111 docked Tuesday In Loa Angeles harbor after a thtte-da.y delay because of fo1. > Oeanup Efforts Continue By ROBERT BARKER OI tM o.lly l'tlot St.ti Crews worked throughout the night cleaning up an oil s pill that washed ashore along four miles of the Huntington Beach coastline Tuesday C leanup operations we re scheduled to continue all day on t he hardest hit beach areas between Golde n West and Magnolia streets . City Harbors and Beaches Director Vincent Moorhouse and other officials said the spill ap- parently didn't cause significant problems to the beach or lo wildlife. Moorhouse s aid, however, that in terms of size of the oil slick, it may be the worst to hit the area in about 10 years. A U.S. Coast Guard vessel on a routine patrol of local waters detected the oil spill in bea vy fog early Sunday morning. It didn't begin lo wash ashore until Tues- day momiJlg_ A Coast Guard s pokesman said that patches of oil covered an area estimated al 2.400 yards long and 800 yards wide He said officials now have no idea what caused the spill but are analyzin~ samples in efforts to find its source. Moorhouse said. however, he believes the oil slick was caused by a tanker that probably emptied its bilges off the coast. "That's the only thing it could be," he sajd. "lf the spill was caused by offshore drilling, we would have known about il by now.'' Coast Guard boats skimmed up much or the brown-colored waste before it hit shore. Moorhouse said all the oil de, posits on the one-mile stretch of city beach were scraped up by heavy equipment and hauleO away during the night. He said the city beach wa~ "clean as a whistle"' this mom. mg. Tax Case Lost BRIDGEPORT, Conn. CAP > - Tax rebel Irwin Schiff lost the first round of his federal court battle with the Internal Revenue Service, but his en- thusiasm for his cause is un- dimmed. Schiff, 50. was convict· ed Tuesday in U.S. District Court of two counts of willfully failing to file federal income tax returns for 1974 (lnd 1975. l:oast Weather Mostly s unny Thursday morning with increasing a fte rnoon cloudiness . Lows tonight 42 to so. Highs Thursday 60 to 67. INSIDE TODAY Remember dtme storu of 11eiteryN.r? How hove the reiplendnt emporiums of gewgaw•. gimcrack• and doodadi Jami. in the la.!t 100 yeora? See Featuring, Page Cl. h d ex .U DAILY PtLO f H/f Wed~td•x •enruery 14 19TI Slain Work r Mourn d l Al ~\ll'O f \ r I About 1,000 nwuntt·r ... ntl·lud1na <kl\• Edmund c; Hrm.rn .Ir . huv.,od tht•1r ht'lld:s an •111,·nn• th1~ morn int; .H u fun,•rul for Rufino ~M· trer.1s, 11 !llr1ktn.: l nllt'd t~um Worker5 ll'ttUC't' v.orkflr k1tlt'd oo t ht• 11•t•kt1t tine · Tht• nh•m ort.11 ,,.,., l<'t' V.J\ h\'ld Wldt'1 duuth :-.k "'' on a '"1v,•d purkina lot 100 Y.trth 1111rt h of lh•• ~k\lr<in hordt.>r J'ht• 't't\ H't• ~.1, tkl.&)l-d v.ht 0 Brov. n ':. ch.:irtt'r pl.ti\\' from S.o\ 01,·~11 "''' 30 m1nult.>., I.th th V. J'> Olt'l Lil ltlt' ('.tit .. < I CO ,\1rpt1rt h~ lmP''rtJI l'uWlh Shn1H Or.·n fo'ox .tnd I hl' lv. o rhdlt1•1t pr1' Jlt-1) "Wt''rt• hJog1n~ m lht•re, Fu told Browl\ ·· .,·rom tht• '"~. ll lool..i. Uk1· l'Vl'r)thmg·., a ll right at th•~ potnt " :.Jtd Brown. a n •ferem·t• to tht.• turmoil durtng lht' baller four ~H·t•k old !.lrtkl:' A bout 2,500 people atlt•ndt•d .• rosary serv1ct> Tuesda) night for Cont reras at the labor pac kup lot run by lh<' s tate farm labor employment departmt>nt . Thl' mourners. clad an Jackets and sw('all'rs, C'arncd candlt•:. a:. they passl"d s1lcntly by the OPt'n coffin T he rosary was s aid by Rev Mark Medaer of Our Lady or Guadalupe R o man C atholic C'hurch A solt•mn wake lasted throughout the na~ht until mourners ~athered for the 8 a m funl'ral service Al least 4,300 lettuce workers at farms that have not bee n -;truck b y the United F a rm Workers were expected to n'· turn to their Jobs Thurs dCJy Work and production an the valley ca m t.> lo e1 vi rtua l s tands t i ll as non :.triking workers staged their second gener al work stoppage this week tn memory of Contreras. Groweri. ordered their opera t io n:. s hut clown today out of res pc c t for the Con trPra::. funeral Police Seek Tear Gasser In Huntington Police said today they have no leads in the search for someone who threw a tear gas canister in· to the home of a sleeping Hunt· mgton Beach couple early Tuei:.· day morning. Jer ry and Joan Stark of 9631 Zetland Dnve told pohce they have no idea why anyone would gas thei r home Ht 12 : 15 a .m . 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Mtrnt·\\t•1ghed lt.•ss than 17 ounces Ht•r d<><·t ors ~·•} 1f M1m1 doesn't give up, they ~on 't t.'lt her Kidnap Trial Suspect Labeled 'Preying Animal' The man accused of a gun· point kidnap and s exual attack o n two 12-year·old girls an S urfs ide la s t Augus t was descr ibed Tuesday as "a vicious. preying animal" who deserves conviction by a n Fro111 Page A J YODER •.• pulls my strings." He declined Tuesday naght to comment on a number of issues currently facing the council. A r esident of Huntington Beach for six years, he is mar· raed and has a daughter and a granddaughter. Yoder was selected on Tues· day night's eighth ballot when Bob Mandie joined the forces of Pattinson. Don MacAlliste r a nd John Thomas. "I wouldn't have voted for him if I didn't think he was neutral" Mandie said. ' Ruth Bailey and Richard Siebert later made Yoder's ap. point ment unanimous . The council fa iled t-0 muster the required four votes when they considered seven can- did ates before Yoder was nominated by MacAll.ist.er . Others considered were Plan· ning Commission Cha irma n Ruth Finley, forme r high school board president Ra lph Bauer Planning Commissioner Robert Bazil and former mayor Jerry Matney. Also receiving s upport were former mayor and councilman Ted Bartlett, HOME Council president Mark Porter and John Valentino. an executive with McDonnell Douglas. The council seat has been va- cant since the Dec. 18 resigna· lion of former mayor Ron She nkman. The council had until Friday to make t he appointment or call a s~cial t!lection. Yoder was s worn m Tuesday night fib l<'fm expires an Apnl of 1980 Tremors Due To Warships SAN Olf;c;o IA P > 'Ii.ivy 111f11·1ab .,11y a '>•'flt'" ,,, ln·n111r -. 1111 J(111 :ill y l11•l11•v1•d 111 tw •11n1t· hoorni.. ni .1 v ltav1· l.lf•t·n 1•11u-.1·d hy 1 w11 w.rhl11ps (111111< an a vu11rwry l'JCt•rc·1st• al .,, ... R:J rrll ll'>e 11orthwc.,l of San Ult•go N1J dam.11.:1· wuli r•1•porl I'll r ri1111 tilt" vihrTttH1rl:. .. horlly aft1·r ~ JJ m T1w i. <l.1 y. whkh prompt1•d hun· rvlcf' waN dlNrupl · t'CI for :tH m1nutN1 In th<' f,n JOlllJ Urt'l.t, uff<•ctlng about 100 t.·u~tomt•r!l including Vt>t..ranN J\dminl'ttrut1on II o '> p It 11 I , w h I <' h u 'I l' d t•mt•rl(t.•ncy pow<'r Flood Hits City Traffic FulJcrton morn1nc ruah bour traffic was d iverted today around a broken city water main thtlt cur ved a c hannel 40 feel wide and 4-0 le() so feet. long near Cal State 1''111crton, poUce re· ported. Officers said a portion of Stale Colleir B o uleva rd f rom BHtnncbury Road to Yorba 1.Jn. ds Boulevard wa" closed by th<' lloodlng which s tarted at 3.30 a.m. today. City crews were working lhls mornina to repaJr the break and tramc orflcers we .. e diverting motortsta th.rou h aide aln!eta In tbe ru ldenllal and col1t~1e .. e., Orange County Superior Court jury. Mo ving van driver Albe rt Fidel Sa lcido, 34. ''preys on 12· year-old little g irls." Deputy District Attorney J an Cuzzupoli told jurors in her closing argu. men ts. ''ll is sad that our children cannot walk on the street in broad daylight on a Sunday af. ternoon ... without people like him coming along forcing the m m to a car and teaching them all about sex," the prosecutor con· tinue d at the end o f Salcido .. s trial. Salc1do's attorney, Deputy Public Defender Laureen Gray, contended there a re questions about whether the two Long Beach girls actua lly were kid· napped as they walked along P ac ific Coast Highway 10 Surfside. Instead. she a rgued , evidence sho wed the two girls voluntarily l!ntered Salcido's car. In addition, she pointed to dif· fer ences in statements offered by the two alleged victims at various times saying there may have been an unconscious effort on their part to a ppear more vie· timized tha n they were . The jurors began deliberating Tuesday afternoon on charges of kidn ap, forcible r ape, assault and child molestation and were to continue delibera tions . this mornin~. Salcido h as bee n held in Or ange County Jail with bail set at $100,000. He was arrest ed Aug. 21 near Apache Junction, Ariz • on sus picion of drunken dnvtng. Humington Yowh Faces Theft Charges A 20-year'.old Huntington Beach man is scheduled to face a court hearing T hursday to de- lcrm ine if he wall stand trial on cha rges that he broke into three downtown homes during a one· hour penod Jan. 30. Timothy Dean Lee h as pleaded innocent Lo the burgJary c·ha r gcs. He remains in Orange 'ounty Jail tn lieu of $30,000 h:ill flt> will he broug ht to West OranRt' County .Judicial District court for th<· Thuri;duy pre· Ii rr11nary tlt'urini< Polle(' Octf•cUvt' Bob Russell ullt·1H'1> that Lee s urprised forrn1•r tlunlington Beach mayor l>on Shapley at about 10 p.m while the downto wn resident wtt~ working at his desk in his honw II Is allf'ged tha t Lee fled to t h•· home of James Mounce less thun u block a way and broke a window. Mo unce appar ently scared the window breake r off when he we nt l o see what happened. The Rev. Thomas Overton told police he tried to apprehe nd a man matching Lee's descriptioo who had broken into bis home at 11 p.m. Police arrested Lee during a rainstorm near Overton 's home, localed JUSl a block away from th e Mo unce r eside nce . Lee was charged w ilb all three breakins . Russell said Lee now races charges of parole violation ste m· ming from several previous con· victlons for burglaries in t he Lake Park area or downtown Huntington Beach. 'IV Se~ Jewelry Stolen in Valley Police theorize that a burglar used channel lock pliers Ttaes· d ay in twisUn1 a nd breaklnl the front door knob o( a Fow>- taln Vall y home to make b.IJ en· trance. Beverly L. Kreaa of 11031 Slater Ave. said the Intruder took a televtliqa set worth about $450 and jewl~ry valued a t saoo . Lawsuit Entered ByOCEA Tht 8,000-m ember Or ange County Employee Association <OC EA l filed swl an superior court in Santa Ana Tuesday to overturn results or a recent un· Ion representation election won by another e mployee group. i\l issue is an election by 511 county government operations a nd maintena nce employees who voted 223 to 171 last month lo be presented m contract talks by the American Federation of State. County a nd Municipal Employees (A FSCME > rather than OCEA. OCEA officials contend in the s uit that AFSC M E violate d terms of an election agreement because one of the federation's election "observers" engaged an campaigning at a polling place in Mason Regiona l Park Named in the s uit a rc county government admtn1strators and AFSCME officials S u perior Co urt J udgt• Alicemarie Stotler was expected to r ule late today on a tern porary restraining order to halt recognition of the new union Bandit Robs Valley Store A g unman who fl ashed a pistol a t a cle rk and ordered her to he o~ th~ floor escaped from Toy City m Fountain Valley with about $190 Tuesday. pobce re· port. The band it, described as being in his late teens or early 20s. and about five foot 11 with his dark hair tied in a pony tail, scooped the money from the cash reg· ister and fled. witnesses said The 4 :44 p.m armed robbery at 17960 Magnolia St . was the 20th in the city so far this year. according to police Dollar Makes Gain LONDON (AP> The dollar made margina l gains on most European money markets today for the second straight d ay and the price of gold continued to drop. B..,,UaMz:etf Landscape p hotogr apher An sel Adams, 76. wa s scheduled to #ffidergo open h e a rt s urget y to d ay at Presbyterian Hospit a l in San Francisco. County Rain 'May Return' On Thursday Ratn t hat fell upon Orange County Tuesday night 1s expect· cd to d isappear tonight but weather forecasters s till aren 'l s ur e whether at will return Thursday rught. A spokesman for the National W eather Service sa id the forecast today called for clear mg lorught and sunshine Thurs· day morning, followed by m· creasing cloudiness late r Thurs· day and a chance of ram that night. However . he said a storm system that could move in then is s till uncertain, so forecasters haven't set a percentage chance of s howers. Highs Thursday could reach 67 degrees. with lows tonight 42 to 50 degrees. the spokesman said. Rainwatchers across the coun. ty s howed a wide variation in the amounts of rainfall received Tuesday night, but noted this year is falling behind last year's near-record deluge by about 25 percent. Last year it rained the whole first week in February. Drexel Accolade II A vailahle At Less 20% r • Drexe~ Heritage . Mesan's Rampage Probed By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ottll9o.Mytou.ttc.tt Costa Mesa police are trying to find out why a 48-year-old man barricaded himse lf in his home Monday night and went on • a two·bour shooting spree before being slain by police bullets. Captain Robert Moody said the victim, James Armstrong, told police in brief phone con· versations that he was having financial problems and other troubles. One of the callers was det.ec live Dave Hayes, Armstrong'!\ brother m·law, pohce said. He, hire other poltce offlclal,., wa s unabl e to conv1n cP ArmstronR to stop flrinJC a 22 caliber rifl•' and 11urrf'nder Armatro nJ( fired nearly 7'J :shot!. al pol1r1> "nd f1r1-m•·n from h.il'I Wf"lt !'lid•· h•1m•· .• t 21Xi Conlmcntul Av~ After pollN• f1nully thr,.•~"'~ lo rtui;h h.lm out of t.hl· htHn~ w1• h war .uia, Arm11tmnK 10~1~ .,.,, onto h111 f)(irch aind f,,-.. d l•>Ut 11hots bt-for" pohe1· f1r.-d b11•;. lft· wm1 'itrur-k l wJt .-"' thr t.•hf'!it by w1·1.11>'m~ fan•rl t11 " poller offlc<•r and SWAT t.r•c.m m f'mt>n J\rmbtmng W:t '> o .. <1d before ttn a mbul ance rP.act\Hi Costa Mt!11a Memortc.I Hr.>11p1litl s hortly before 11 p m. Garage Fire Said Arson Pol.Jee are seeking an arsorust who touctied off a blaze that destroyed an abandoned wood- f ra m e garage in Huntington Beach Tuesday morning and caused an estimated $12.000 in da m age. No one was hurt, but a nearby abandoned house was slightly damaged by the 9:45 a.m. fire in a garage al 17091 Ash St. T he Ash Street a rea has been plagued by a series of d e · libe rately set fires during the past year. Several abandoned structures have been burned. Huntington Beach Fire Inspec- tor Jim Merrill said the same arsonist may be to blame in all the fires. Large stock of Drexel, Heritage, A: Beoredon selected groups on sale now. - 7 1 Irvine EDITION * VOL. 7?, NO _.5 , J SECTIONS 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Your Hometown Dally Newspaper W EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1979 TEN CENTS Brown, 7 ,000 Mourn Slain, Worker C'Al.t:Xl<'O 1Af)1 \bout 7 .000 muur1wr... 1tu ludan~ <;n, to:dmund C Uro\\ 11 Jr ho'At>tl thl·1r tw.ub Ill '1h•111·l• thl'> mom Ing 411 j rum•r,11 for Ruflm1 Con lr<'ru .... J Ntr1k1n.: l'mtt-tl F.1rm Work\'!' ll'ttu1·t• workt>r kallt•d t>n lht• pu·l..l'I hn1· iht• memor1JI ,t•rv1('1• 14 ,j, ht>ld wldt•r doud) 'kit'.., on j pav1•d parktng lot 100 yardb north uf lhl• Mexll'an bordl·r rht• '''r\.l('t• WJ~ th•luyf'd Wht•n Rro'A n ., <'hLirh'r plum• from S<Jn l>ll'alll Wll' :to m1nutt•' luh• Ht· v. ..... tn('l Jt lhl· ( .1lt'Xl('O Airport b) lmJ>(.'n.11 t ount Shu1ff Ort:n ... o 'I ;1 n d I h l' l w o \' h u t t t' d 11r1vatt•ly ·wi: n.· hJn.:rng 10 thcrt.," Fox told Bro"'n ·t-'rom tht• 'ky , 1t looks ltke l'\ ayth1ng ' .di nght at this point. b.ud Rrown. a reference ·"· to lh1.• turmoil durm~ th1.1 b1ttC'r four wt><>k old strike About 2.500 people attended J ro ary ~erv1re Tuesdav night for l'ontreras at the labor pickup lot run by th t' state farm labor employment departmt-nt 1'ht' mourners. clad m Jackels and sweaters, carrl('d candles lb they passed silently by the open coffin The rosary was said by Rev. Mark Medaer of Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catho)ic Church. A solemn wake lasted th roughout the night until mourners gathe red for the 8 a.m. funeral service. At least 4,300 lettuce workers at farms that have not been i:.truck by the United Farm Workers were expected to re- turn to their jobs Thursday. Work and production in the valley came to a virtua l s tandstill as non-s triking workers staged their second general work stoppage this week in memory of Contreras. Growers ordered their opera- tions shut down today out or r espect for the Contre r as funeral. United Farm Workers Presi- dent Cesar Chavez announced that he would enter a lettuce fie ld to talk to non-striking workers on Thursday. when the offi cial mourning period ends . It was during such an incident last Sttlurday that 22-year.old Contreras was shot in the face with a .38-caliber pis tol, authorities said. Hundreds Slain • Ill Iran Strife Preliminary l'ote Irvine Says No On Aluminum By PWL.IP ROSMARIN Ol I .. O•H'r P iiot Suff Oec1dmg 1t would ratht>r be safe than sorry, tht-I rvme City Count•il voted an1t1al approval Tul·~day of a ban on the use of aluminum t·kctncal wiring m hom,'bwlding He'll Drink To That During a debate over the ('Omparative virtues of aluminum versus copper e leclrical wiring Tuesday. the Irvine City Council was told th<'re is enough domestic U S. copper to supply the product for 250 years. According to a copper industry spokesman, the United Stales. conversely is "al the mercy of the fo r eign laluminum > market," producing only 13 percent of its annual needs domestically Ma yor Bill V<1rdoulis pondered that a moment "Who is the major sup· pher of aluminum to the U.S ., .. he a~kl·d. F e llow rouncilman David Sills volunteered etn an~wer "Coors." ht• ... aid. Carter Threat Brings Jail SA~ DIEGO <AP) A 33· year-old dishwasher was being held for psychiatric evaluation after allegedly threatening to s hoot President Carter, accord· ing to Secret Service officials U .S Magistrate Edward Harns ordered Jerry Kenneth Oord. who li ved and worked at th((. downtown Armed Forces YM CA. held at the Metropolitm Correcllona l Center pending mental testing. Secret Service s pokesman Larry Hess said Oord stated he planned to take a bus to the White House and shoot the presi· dent because he didn't like him Coast ... '==-- Weather The vote was 4·1. Councilman Arthur Anthony said there was "ab solutely n o ev idence whatsoever that new technology aluminum wiring is unsafe." A final counci l vol e is scheduled for March 13. City planners. e lectrical tradesmen and county fire o(- f1caa ls supported tht' ban, ap- plicable to wirang of gauge eight or smaller, the typical household s1le lt docs not apply lo larger s1le winng used in commercial and industrial buildings. The Building Industry As sociation and lobbyists Cor the ;iluminum industry opposed the action during a three-hour hear· ing. Thirteen other Orange County cities, including Santa Ana, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, have banned the product, claiming it is a potential fire hazard. • Roland Schinzinger, an as· sociate professor of electrical engineering at UC Irvine, and a represenalalive of the Orange County branch of the Institute of El e ctrical and Electronic Eng ineer s, tes tified that although the alumiuum wiring itself may be safe. there are loo many problems associated with its installation. applications." Schinzingcr said. "it has too many difficulties. It 1s the margin of human error which concerns us most." He said that with the fast r ate of homebuilding in Irvine. "it is asking too much to have the kind or inspection that would insure e rror free installing." That was disputed by Mark Walker, an electrical consultant hired by the Aluminum Associa· lion. an or ganization of 89 aluminum companies. Walker said aluminum wiring has been used in the United States for 80 years and is in· stalled in 2.5 million homes. He said tha t "sensational news reports" about fires purportedly caused by faulty aluminum wiring. and the fact tha t t he gove rnme nt is in vest1gating the situation, ·'does not necessarily mean it is fac· tual or statistically valid data." Walker calle d th e ne w tec hnology wiring, whi ch employs an alloy of copper <the generally regarded safe elec· trical conductor ) and aluminum, the "mosl stringently tested product in the his tory or housewares." He pointed out it is approved b y th e U nd e rwrite r s Laboratory Installation prob· lems , he s aid, were exag. ,::erated. (See ALUMINUM, Page A2) O•llY l'ite4 S'41tf - ANTI-ABORTION PICKETERS REGROUP FOR WALK TO THE ORANOE COUNTY JAIL Santa Ana Police Chief Arrested for Second Time After Joining Marchers Abortion Flap Rages &Sama Ana Police Chief Arrested Again By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol IM Oitlly P l'111 SuH R-6tired Salfta Ana police chief Edward AJlen was arrested fo r the second time today when he JOi n e d anti-abor tion dem- ons trators at a Santa Ana clinic Allen and 11 others were taken into custody today after they in· vad e d the clinic at 1600 Broadway. Sgt. Roddy Qualls or the Santa Ana police said the group was engaging in ''verba l alterca- tions" with staff members of the clinic where Allen's group says abort1oru. are performed. Qua lls said the re was no physical violence involved in today's demonstration a nd ar- rests. The charges under which the demonstrators were arrested a re misdemeanors. At Irvine Sehool Spokes men for the dem · onstrators said the action had been arranged by "The Commit· tee for Defense of the Unborn." Today's arrest m a rks the second time that Alle n was taken into custody during an an· ti-abortion demonstration. One year ago he was arrested with four other people at the same location. the Family Plan· <See ALLEN, Page AZ > Lot Protection Seen Without committing extra money to beef up the police force, the Irvine City Council directed Police Chief Leo Peart Tuesday to devise a plan to give better protection to Irvine Hi gh School parking lots Pean. is to meet with Irvine Unified School District omcials 'to negotialt! some sort of com- promise level of. police s ur- veillance or the lots, with the in· l e nlion of reducing ca r burglaries and vandalism Trustees of the district were told last week that vandalism had seriously increased to the point whe re Irvine High ad· ministrators were asking to spend $4.000 to hire a campus security guard. Trustees rejected that solu· lion. asserting that it is the job or police to enforce the law. They contended that most or the vandalism was caused by non· student adults sneaking onto lbe parking lot through adjacent Heritage Park. The park is used jointly by thP city and the district. Chier Peart maintained that because of the s ha red use, polic· ing costs s hould be shared between the city and the district. Peart plans to request extra money to pay for an unarmed monitor lo guard the high school premises. when he presents his annual budget request in June. School officials don 't want lo wait. Peart proposed that, in the meantime. he can assign an of· ficer to patrol the area routinely during lunch periods, 11 :30 a.m. to 1 p.m .• and just after school, 3 Lo 4 p. m ., when he feels most of the vandalism occurs. However, school trustees want full time surveillance . Councilman Arthur Anthony suggested that Peart ought to keep secret the times his of· ficers would patrol ij'ie campw. "so the bad guys won 't find out.·· Mostly sunny Thursday morning with increasing a ft e rnoon c loudiness. Lows tonight 42 lo SO. Highs Thursday 60 to 67. I NSlDE TODA "t' Oil Spill Fouls Beach Peart responded. "We'd like 'the bad guys to know there'll be regular inspection, so they don't commit the crimes ... Anthony, bntised by the re· <Stt LOTS, Page AZ) Rnnember dim" stores of yeateryear? /low have the re1pLcndent emponums of gewgaws. g1mcrackl ond doodads fared tn the wt 100 11ears? s.>e FeCltunng, Page Cl ...... By ROBERT BARKER OI -0.lly ,., ... Sta" Crews worked throughout the night cleaning up an oil splU that washed ashore along four miles of the Huntington Beach coastline Tuesday. Cleanup operations were schelWcd to continue all day on the hardest hit beach areas between Golden West and Magnolia street.a. City Harbors and Beaches Direct.or Vincent Moorhouse and other ofticials said the 1pill •P· parently dido 't cause sl1ntncant problems to the beach or to wlldllre. Moorhouse aaid, however, that -- In terms or slie of the oil slick, (t may be the worst to hit the area tn a bout 10 years. A U.S. Coast Gu ard vessel on a routine patrol of local waters detected the oil spill in heavy fog early Sunday morning It didn't begin to wash ashor' until Tues- day morning A Coast Guard 11pokefiman uld that patche5 or oil covered an area e3timated at 2,400 y8rda long and 800 yard wide He said ortlclals now have no idea what caused the spill but are analyzing umples in efforts to find it• 1<>urce. Moorhoulfe said, however, h belleves the oll alick wcas caused by a tanker that probably emptied Its bilges off the coast. • "That ·s the only thing it could be," he said. "If the spill was caused by offshore drllJing, we would have known about tt by oow .. Coast Guard boots skimmed up much of the brown·colored waste before it hit shore. MoorhOuse saad all the oil de .. posits on the one-mil stretch of tlty beach were scraped up by heavy equJpment and hauled away du.ring the night. He said the city beach was "clean as a wh1sUe" this mom· lng ·I.LWE HE.4.KIS BE.4TTODAY Love comes in many forms - even pages. Pages of personalized Valen· tines rresent themselves to Dai· Jy P lot readers today in "Heart.a of Love." Orange Coast lovers bring such VaJenUnes as "This ls the bluest heart they would let me draw -a page alone wou.ld not be eno~h." to their oartnen in "lfeuu of Love" on Page 02 of today's Dally Pilot. , Pro-shah Holdouts Battling TEHRAN , Iran IAP > MaJor fighting erupted today in the northwest Iranian city or Tabriz a nd Iranian rep~rte rs said several hundred people had been killed. There wer e confhcting ac· counts or battles involving pro· s hah army holdouts, former SA V AK secret police agents, Ma rxis ts a nd Aze rbaijan' separatists. The reports could not be independently ver1 f1cd. While the fighting ragt.>d in Tabriz. heavily armed guerrillas stormed the U S. Embassy in Tehran a nd took the staff hostage. The Americans were late r rescued by forces loyal to the governme nt n amed by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Khomeini aides said the at· tacke rs we r e communists (Related stories Pages A3 and • A4. l Reporters said fighting was going on in 21 areas in Tabriz and that there had been a major battle for control of the locaJ radio station. The reports said military aircr:lfl had been sent to the city, presumably to take part in fighting. Khomeini issued an appeal to· day for the people of Tabriz to "rise and oppose the elements or the corrupt regime who are pro· voking disorders in Tabr iz. ·'The army and other security forces are with the people. hand in hand. in burymg the garbage of the Pahlavi dynasty." he said ln 1946-47, an independent communist repubUc brieOy ex· isled in Iranian AzerbaiJan, with Tabriz as its capital, until at was crushed by the forces of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi * * * U.S. Resumes Iran Airlift Of Americans Wi\SHINGTON <AP> ·-The Ca rter administr ation plans to res ume mass e vac uation or Am ericans from Iran this weekend with the ultimate goal of airlifting 5,000 fro m the stricken country, sources said today. U.S. officials said 1. 700 of the nearly 7.000 U.S. citizens in lran were prepared lo pull out. The Tehran airport, kept shut by the new Khomeini r<'gime as it tried to solidify its control, is e xpected to be reope ned on Saturday after observances of religious holidays. The goal or the evacuation, it is known, is to re duce the American community in Iran - U.S. officials. military contrac· tor employees. businessme n, teachers and others to no more than 2.000. The decision was taken in l•ght of the storming or tbe U.S. Em· bassy in downtown Tehran by an armed band that look Am - bassador William H. Sullivan and 101 othe r Am e ricans hostage. lranian gove rnment forces freed the Ame ricans. fRe lated story, Page A4 > Last summer, when violCl'lce in Iran mounted, ther e were some 45,000 Americans in Iran. Gradually, this numbe r was ru- duced. In lat e Dece mber a ll t\mertcaos not huvlng ut'gent busln s we~ advised to leave. Earlier thi s m onth. non · essential U.S. ofrlclals and au depend nts were ordered out. The departing Americans were evacuated on commerchll and m Ultary ntghts. 7 DAILY PILOT 0..11• ~llot Statt - PRINCIPAL DON DEVOR DEMONSTRATES HOW HE CAN RIP PHONE BOOK IN HALF StU<Mtnt1 Scott Jacobson a"d Karla Bancutl are Duly lmpreesed Prineipal on a Tear Plwne Books lwu' WhQ's t he Boss By J ERRY CLAUSEN Ot , ... O•llY Pilot Swtt Wht..n Pr10<·1pal Don fk\Or of Huntington fkarh's Park V1t•w Elenwntary School rips a tell•phonl' book 1n half, ht' gets attention. "ANO IT'S MIGHTY eff«ct1vt> when used as a :.how of 'stn'ngth • m handhng d1sc1phne ca:-.es that are rderr(·d to his office," accord- ing to "The Communicator ... the Ocean View School 01stnct 's newsletter Th<' "Communicator' L·ditor this week a<,kc>d n·udl•rs to send th<•1r old phone direc· tones lo Devor Df'vor admits that tearing a phone book m half gaini. instant respect from "tough " uppe r cl<1ssmen, but ht· quickly notes, with a glance over his shoulde r, that there 1s a trick lo the fe at HE LEARNED thf' trick by watching a telC'v1sion program more than 15 years ago A kw y<.'ars ago, Devor had a "tough k1u " in h1:-. S{'hool's eighth grade. "I told the kid, 'I tell you what, I have a tc>lcphonc book in my office. Whoever tears it an half, the other guy is his slave,· " Devor n·counts. AS COULD BE expected, the eighth grader failed m his try. Devor grunted and groaned but got the JOb done. "From then on. he was a real good kid," Devor says with a la ugh. Park View Elementary is in an area of lluntmgton Beach where dJsc1plme problems arc generally mmor EVEN SO, says Devor, most or the books are rippe d because the students. kin· dergarten through eighth grade, like to v.atc h. "It's a lot of run " Fro"' Page A J ALUMINUM WIRING. • • Coast Plan Mulled Panel Delays ln;ine Decision • By 'ACK.IE HYMAN OUlltOlllY~IMtllaff South Coast regional coui>tal commissioners combed through the proposed coastal plan for the Irvine Coast Tuesd ay, criticized both their own ~tare and Orange County for failing lo provide more a lte rn a tiv es, then postponed their fina l vote unW Thursday. Commissioners said they a re delaying the matter until Thurs· d ay at 11 a.m. at Torrance City Hall because only eight of the 12 commissione rs were present Tuesday By law the plan mus t be ap- proved or denied by Feb. 20 or the plan submitted by Orange County will be forwarded intact to the state Coastal Commission. Al Tuesday's meeting in Hunt- ington Beach City Council cham- bers. commissioners took ad- visory votes on a number of key issues, fro m the El Mo r ro Trailer Park t o the Cameo Shores extension, a nd told their s taff members to revise the plan accordingly. Newly appointed commission a lte rnate J ackie Heathe r , u Newpo rt Be<t c h c ity coun cilwoman. sat o n the com· mission for an ho ur until membe r £lerlh Erickson a r· rived. However . no votes were taken during that time When he got there, Erickson read a statement saying he can't s upport either the county's or the commission s taff's plans because he believes both fail to 20 percent or the housing within the coastal zone s hould be available to low and moderate income persons. commissioners said. They noted that 600 of the 10,000 acres in the Irv ine Com· pany-owned downcoast area ls outside the coastal zone and said they wouldn't agree to seeing low-cost housing centered in that area. -CA M EO S H O R ES EXTENSION. This "m irror" or Cam eo Shores, below Coast Highway, was proposed by the county at a higher density lhan the current Corona del Mar de- velopment. Commissioners said they would like to eliminate the extension entirely. -WILDLIFE CORRIDORS. Commissioners agreed with a state Department of Fish and Gam e recommenda tion that quarter-mile-wide corridors con- nect conservation areas to allow wildlife to migrate from one area to another. -TRAFFIC. Commissioners criticized c;taff m embers for havine failed to consid~r com- 'llut er traffic in recommending road ~dths. They noted strong oppos1bon by the city of Irvine to extending Culver Drive to Coast Highway and were unable to agree on bow wide Sand Canyon Road should be Plans ror the ~rvme Coast area between Corona del Ma r a nd Laguna Beach have been controversial for many years. both because of the environmen- tal and aesthetic value of the open land and because of the impacts development would have on the adjacent cities. Coastal commissione rs said their decision, which is subject to approval at the state level is oarlicularly difficult because' or several factors over which they have l'lO control. One is whether or not the state or reder al governme nt wall purchase part of the land for a park The local coastal plan cur- rently oeing considered clus ters development in the part of the area closest lo Corona del Mar Will County Rain Return Tlwrsday? deal adequately with the issues R ain that fell upon Orang" of d e n sit y, traffic. a nd " ty s howed a wide variation m archaeology and paleonotology. County Tuesday night is expect· the amounts of rainfall received ''Q 't r kl th all e d to disappear. tonight but Tuesday night. but noted thii. ui e ran y, e over ·al· weather forecasters st1·11 aren't titutde of the county has been year ~ falling behind last year s s uch as to rnake me wonder if sure whether it will return near-record deluge by about 25 all of lh · th Thursday night. percent Last year 1t rained the ese meetings are no ing A spokesman for the National J more than w'nd d · who e first week in Februarv 1 ow ressing on Weathe r Se rvic e said the ~~ic=~~ :~a. bu I It h o use•" forecast today caUed ror clear-Readings by the Orange Coun-ing tonight and s uns hl Th ty Flood Control department this Among the preliminary de-ne urs-. · d Tu day morning, followed by in-morning showed .53 of an inch in c1s1ons ma e esday were: creasing cloudiness later Thurs-Santa Ana, .72 of an inch in -EL MO RRO T R A I LER d ay and a cha nce of rain that Cost a Mesa and 11 •ncnes at PARK. Commissioners rejected night. Santiago P~ak o' Saddleback the idea or a "life estate" for However , he said a storm Mountain. c urrent reside nts but said they system that could move in then In Huntington Beach. the r am- wou Id like to see the park is still uncertain, so forecasters fall was measured at nearly one County OKs O e aning of Creek 's Silt The main factor in mstallat1on rnvoh·t's the connections of lht' wiring by l1ghtcnmg of scre ws According lo both foremen ctnd industry ... pokc•smcn, a fire hazard is possible 1f the scr ew!> ar e t1J?hkned either too little or loo much gradually phased out over a five haven't set a percentage chance inch. But the Moulton Niguel rnpphea by the fire depa rtment, to 10 year period. or possibly as of s howers. Treatment Plant in Laguna that showed that of 3,364 actual long as 20 years. Highs Thursday could reach 67 Niguel reported onl}' a quarter An agreement approved Tut•s day by the Orange County Board of Supervisors will pavC' the wa)' for removal of i.omc of the M:d1· m cnt choking tht> San Diego Creek Th e c r eek, whic h flowi. through Irvine into the Upper l'lewport Bay is clogged with about 470,000 cubic yard!> or i.1lt that has flowed into it over the past few years The agref'ml'nt between the <:ounty and the fed c·ra l Dcpart- m e nt of Agric ulture'!> Soil Conservation S<.'r v1ce CSCS l calls for the two agencies to s pend a total of $1.05 million dearmg 318,000 cubic yards of material o ut or a thr ee-m ile stretch or tht• creek from the bay to a point near the UC Irvine campus. Also included in the prOJCCt a re plans to reseed or replant plants that will be destroyed by the dredging project A s pokesman for the county's Env ironmental Management Agency s:ud atlempb will he made to g1vl' away ur sell then' ma1n1ng s ilt until all 470 000 cubic yards have been remov~d T he first ha lf of the project, to he done by lhe SCS 1s t•xpccted to !'.tart in April and th(' EMA 's portion of the work i!-i s lated to ~t·t undt•r way m July Fl'OlllPageAI WTS ... tort. said. ''Well. 1r you want to s ay th e r t" s s 1 x g u y s w rt h -<hot~uns out there, it's all right with me." The proposal for a seruritv gu urd. as discussed by Peart .rnd school tr ustees, s·pec1f1ed the g uard would be unarmed Ol'ANOE COAST DAILY PILOT lP'M O'•l"OPC"""'O.•ly Pjkiol •Hhwh~PI 1\(CWl- 0.ftfldtf'w!~Pt"""' 1\M.t1,hf-dtwlhtOP....,,. to• 'PvDlnl\of'MI(~" S.O.••t••d•l~•o 1•vOh IWft MoncMt llv'Olll'Qh J ltd._., ti;>f" (G'I .. 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L Tuhbs, an l•lcctricran und n·prest•nt<it1ve of th<' lntt•rnu t111nal Rrotht·rhoocl of Elcctncul Workers local, followed Walker ~1th the testimony that ··1 havl' nt" er }'ct, in 30 )'Curs, seen an e l ec t rician with ::i t o rque scr l'wdnver m his toolbox." Tubbs s aid the tools arc too expensive «a bout SRO each) and takl' too much time to use. \'ardouUs asked him, "How do you know 1f you've got t h<.' screw at 12 inch-pounds <the prt'· scribed tension measure)?" "[ don't know how it's done, Mr M ayor,' Tubb s s~1id W J Iker mlt•rJl'Cll'd that it c;,in ht• dunt· by ff't'I alont•, that elt-c- tri l'1an.., h.1d a v·n ... t' or how man~ turns to g1\ l' tht.· sCr(•w Tubbs agrc(•d hl·art ii). :.i n<t said . "Tu in-;tall th1.• aluminum wm ng. as rt•qu1rcd by the l ln ckr \\ nters Laboratory. would takl' mnr<' llm<' " Tublis s upporl.-<I a han, and said his fcllo\\ \\Orkcrs did, too Anthony pointed to statistics -Court Stays Bhutt o D e ath RAWALPINDI , Pakis tan CAP' The hanging of former Prime Minislcr Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was stayed by Pakistan':. Supreme Court today for at least 10 days. His lawyer wanted at least 30 days a nd argued heated· ly with the chief Justice before .giving up. Thf' seven-man court will now review the 51 ye a r-old pohl1 c1an 's conviction and death sen· tence on charges of cons piring to murder political opponent Re1a Ahmed Kas uri and a ssemblt• Feb 24 lo hear argumenLc; hy Bhutto's l..iwyer, Yah ya Bakhtlar. Bakbtiar said hu will in troduce new evidence to show the government's key witness, Mas ud Ma hmud, who headed the political police a nd was pardoned for turning s tate's evidence, had his own motive lo kill Kasun and that Bhutto was not part of the plot. 1\mnel Clo ed OAKLAND <AP> The fire· 11carrt'd BART tunnel beneath San Francisco Bay, DI ready c losed for a month, probably won't reopen for another th~ week~. liay offlclals or the Bay Area Rapid Transit aystcm. s tructure fires in a five·year degr ees. with lows tonight 42 to of ;in inch, aod rainwatcher Bill period from 1974 through 1978, -LOW AND MODERATE IN· 50 de~rees, the s pokesma n said. Shields m Laguna Beacr showed only three were attributed to COME HOUSING. No less than Rainwatchers across the coun-.30 of an inch. faulty aluminum electrical wir·r-----------------------.......;_..:.,;;,,,;.,.;,.,;,,;.;;..::=:..:.._-----_:_-------- ing, less than t percent. llllll!!ll•••••••ll•••••••• .. 1111:.•l!lll••••••••••• .. •lll•• "If we find out that as many fires were caused by explodjng hot wa te r heaters," he said, "are we going lo ban those too~" Anthony s~ud there have been no fires attributed to a luminum w1rin~ m the 20 to 25 percent of Irvine's 17 ,000 homes that use it mW . Electrical wi ring "incidents," s uch as sp.irking. which do not n •sult in fi res or injuries a nd ar(' not included in statistics, are far more numerous, according to fin • marshals. R<.'portcd incidents in the city of Irvine, over the past four years. involved 11 cases of wir· ing , 10 of which were blamed on faulty aluminum product, city records slate. Councilman David Silts e>. pressed the m ajority opinion If t he electricians aren't confident about their work with a luminum wiring, Sills said, neither is he. Fl'OlllPage A J ALLEN .•• ning Association Medical Group. Today's demonstration began at about 8 a .m . with pickets ma rching in front of the rugh rise office building in which the clinic 1s located . It was about 10 a.m . when police were dispatched to the clinic's seventh floor offices to quell what was described as a disturbance. While police hauled Allen and 11 others away. a group or about 20 elderly men and women with children gathered in the build- ing's parking structure, chant· ing and singing "The Batlle llymn of th«: Republic." The remaining demonstrators we re evi cted from the parklng a rea by building security of· ricers and police and the dem- onstration broke up when the g r oup decid ed to gather at Orange County J ail to await the release of lheir Ja iled com patriots A spokesman for the police de· partment mdlcated that it would be unlikely that any of the dem· ons trators would be booked In· to Orange County J ail. He said it was probable they would be re- leased from the POiice station. Cyclist Loses Life l In County Accident A 23-year-old Santa Ana motorcyclist died T uesday of in· juries suffered when hls cycle allegedly was struck by a pickup truck in Santa Ana Saturday, police reported today. Earl Falrcloth or 20S CMc Center Drive wasn't wearing a protective helmet at the time ol the crash at McFadden Avenue and Lyon~· police nid. Drexel Accolade II Available At Less 20% Drex~~ Heritage . Large stock of Drexel, Heritage, 4 Henredon selected groups on sale now. ff 7 La una/South Coa t Y our Hom t own Dally New s pape r * VOL 72. NO 0 , 4 S CTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FQRNIA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1979 ~ ( I TEN CENTS 23 Seeking Cleniente Council Seats B AN F. ('()()PER Of .... o.lty ~-''-" San ('lt>mf>nlt' c•l> cmplo)c ~ wtre 1olun~ toduv th.at lht" Aonl 24 1p('c1al electton b.tllot ma v read bkt." the telephone book a' tht.' numbt•r or cund1dall':o. chmtx--d today to 23 A !>pokesman for Cit)' C'h•rk Max Berg said a:. moan) as 12 name may app('ar on the Apnl 24 baUot , 1f ever yone• who ha:. t ltt•n out nomination paper.:; hlt."s tht>m b) !J p m dcadbnc Thur:.day At t.ikt• 111 the City's st-cond ~pt•e11tl t-lecuon tn three months art> Cit) Council term:. or lhrl'C councJlmembcn. ousted from of het• by the city electorate on JJtt 23 Recalled by a better than 2 I margUI wern Mayor WilHam Walkt•r .md Councilwoman Don nu Wllklnaon, who we re both t-lected to fanst terms in 1976. Whoever wins election to their terms would serve until March, 1980 Also recalled, but by a simple majority, was Councilma n Howard Mushett, top vote win· ner in the March, 1978, City Council election. His s uccessor would serve until March, 1982. Among the most recent can· didates to me ror the one.year t e rms or Walke r and Mrs. Wilkinson a r e Patricia Comstock, of 239 Calle Neblina; Elynor Wylde, of 239 W. Mar· quita; F.dward Kalsched, or 2307 Calle las Palmas; Brian Ruff, of 19 Ave. Junlpero ; and Ed Dieden, of 234 Ave. Santa Barbara, Apt. 2. Those filing for Mushett's three.year term include Marie Morales, of 156 W. Escalones; Patricia Rousseve, of 1880 N. El Cam ino Real, Space 23; a nd Velma "Val" Nangreave Scott, of 221 Ave. Grenada, Apt. B. Among those who filed earlier for Mus b e tt's te rm we r e .Norman Ream, 511 E. Ave. San Juan; Roy Hurlbut, 3902 Calle Ariana; Wilma Bloom , 1011 Buena Vista; Dorothy Hen· dricks. 132 W. Marquita; and Ka roline Koeste r, 321 Calle Felicidad. Also running for the two one· year terms are C'°rol Carlson, 204 Calle Conchita; Wilmer Wood, 201 Cerrito Cielo ; Albert Popik. 115 Ave. Dominguez; Max Malone, 501 E. Ave. San Juan; and Daniel Gabel, 116 E. Ave. Lucia. Others running for the one· (See HOPEFULS, Page A2) Hundreds Slain • Ill Iran ·Strife Four /tliles B it Huntington Oil Spill Clea ned By ROBERT BARKER Of ti. o.i1, "'°' s ... tt Crews worked throughout lhe mght cleaning up an 011 spill that washed ashore along four miles of the Huntington Beach coastline Tuesday. C leanup operations were More Cops Bid Nixed In Laguna Laguna Beach negotiators stuck by their guns in refusing a pohce association request for m o r e o f ficers and bette r benefits, reports indicated to· day. But whether police offi cers in· lend to follow up on a threatened work slowdown is not known. A l abor r e l a tio ns brie f circulated among police person· nel Tuesday indicated the city "is not persuadect" that a safety problem exists lo warrant the addition of fivl' sworn officers a nd three non.sworn personnel. The city statement a lso said no commitment to a Califom1a Highway Pat rol r etir ement plan, requested by the police as· sociation. could be considered this year "The city will provide a more positive cons1derat1on <of lhat proposal > during the 1979·80 negol1at1ons which will begin shortly," the release stated. Members of the Laguna Beach P olice Employees Association presented arguments to the city negotiating team to s uppo rt their request formore personnel and better benefits. They indicated the city's posi· tion of offering employes less than a one·percent increase in benefits was unacceptable, and sought to reopen negotiations with the city. And last month, the associa· tion membership voted 32 to 0, with one abstention. to seek Co ast Weathe r Mostly sunny Thursday morning with increasing a fternoon c lo udin ess. Lowa tonight 42 to so. Highs Thursday 60 to 67. INSIDE TODAY I Remember dime lforea of ye1te111ear? How haue the reaplendent f'mporiuma of gewgaw•, gimcrack& and dood.ods fared In the loft 100 11eor1? See F'eaturfng, Po(le Cl. scheduled to contjnue a ll day on the ha rdest hit beach areas be tween Golden West a nd Magnolia streets. City Harbors and Beaches Director Vincent Moorhouse.and other officials said the s pill ap· parenUy didn't cause significant problems to the beach or to wildlife. Moorhouse said, however, that in terms of size of the oil slick, it may be the worst to hit the area in about 10 years. A U.S. Coast Guard vessel on a routine patrol of local waters detected the oil spUJ in heavy fog early Sunday morning. It didn't begin to wash asbore until Tues· day morning. A Coast Guard spokesman said that patches of oil covered an a rea estimated at 2,400 yards long and 800 yards wide. He said officials now have no idea what caused lhe spill but are analyzing samples in efforts to find its source. Moorhouse said, howe ver, he believes the oil slick was caused by a t anke r t hat probably emptied its bilges off the coast. "That's the only thing lt could be," he said. "If the spill was caused by offshore drilling, we would have known about it by now." Coast Guard boats skimmed up much of the brown.colored waste before it h1l shore . Moorhouse said all the oi l de~ posits on the one-mile stretch of <'ity beach were scraped up by heavy equipment a nd hauled away during lhe night. County Rain ·May Return' On Thursday Rain that fell upon Orange County Tuesday night is expect· ed to disappea r tonight but weather forecasters still aren't s ure whethe r it will return Thursday night. A spokesman for the N aUonal Weather S erv i ce said the forecast today called for clear· ing tonight and sunshine Thurs· day morning, followed · by in· creasing cloudiness later Thurs· day and a chance ol rain that night. However. he said a storm syste m lhat could move in lhen is s till uncertain, so forecasters haven't set a percentage chance of showers. Highs Thursttay could reach 67 degrees, with lows tonight 42 to 50 degrees, the spokesman saJd. R ainwatchers across the coun· ty showed a wide variation in the a mounts of rainfall received Tuesday night, but noted this year is falling bebJnd last year's near-record deluge by about 25 percent. Last year it rained the· whole lirst week in February. Read1ngs by the Orange Coun· ty Flood C<>ntrol department lb.la morning showed .53 of an Inch ln Santa Ana, . 72 of an lncb In Costa Mesa and 1.1 Inches at Santlaao Peak of Saddleback Mountain. In Huntington Beach, the raln· fall was measured at nearly one lncb. But tbt Moulton Nlauel Treatment Plant in La1una Niguel reported only a quarur of an lnch, and ralnwatctt.r Bill Shleldt ln Lacuna BucJI abowed • 30 or an Inch. • ......, ,..... ...... .., GM'f ........ FEDERAL, STATE AND CITY OFFICIALS GET CUFFTOft VIEW Of BLUEBIRD SLIDE AREA Laguna Woos Feds for $1 .6 MllUon to Complete Emergency Work In Canyon Laguna Slides Studied Federal Officials Mull Emergency Funth By STEVE MITCHELL Of tM O•llY Piiot S ... ff Federal representatives came to Laguna Beach Tuesday to see first hand the 3.5 acre Bluebird Canyon landslide area that has caused wranglrng among city, stale and feder al officials for the past three months. And at the end of a series of m ee tings, tours and con· ferences, Federal Disaster As· sislance Administration officials sa id they wou ld con s ide r Laguna's request for additional e mergency funds to shore up. loos of unstable earth in the s lide·plagued neighborhood. "Le t 's g ive them som e m arsantas when they get up here." one Bluebird landslide lroine Plan Vote Delayed by Panel By JACKIE HYMAN OllMO•llYPli.tS ... ff Soulh Coast regional coastal commissioners combed through the proposed coastal plan for the Irvine C<>ast Tuesday. criticized both their own staff a nd Orange County for failing to provide mor e altPrnalives, then postponed lheir final vote until Thursday. Commissioners said they are delaying the matter until Thurs· day at 11 a.m. al Torrance City Hall because only eight of the 12 com missioner s were present Tuesday. By law the plan must be ap. proved or denied by Feb. 20 or the plan submitted by Orange County will be forwa rded intact lo the state Coastal Commission. issu es, from the El Mo rro Trailer Park to the Cameo Shores extension, and told their staff members to revise the plan a ccord.ingly. Newly appointed commission a lternate Jackie Heather, a Newport Beach city coun· cilwoma n, sat on t he com· mission ror a n hour until member Elerth Erickson ar· rived. However, no votes were taken during that lime. When he got there, Erickson read a statement saying he can't support either the county's or the commission staff's plans CSee IBVlNE, Page A%) Slain Striker victim quipped early Tuesday morning. Bickering among regional FDAA officials and the city and stale over the amount Laguna B each s hot.lo. receive fo r e mergency buttressing prompt· ed the visit by a delegation of of· ficials from the agency's Washington offices. The Washington contingent, headed by Tom Casey. deputy director of the FDAA. toured the landslide area s hortly before noon, a rme d with maps, geologic studies and cameras. Casey, chomping on a large cigar , questioned city and stale offi cials for more than an hour as the group wandered about the dusty acreage that once con· tained 22 homes, shrubbery. roads and landscaped lawns. Bulldozer ope r ators from Sukut Construction Co. shoved earth around th e former neighborhood as the federal of· ficials shouted questions to local spokesmen. · And at the end of the tour, Casey stood still loog enough lo be interviewed by a haodlul of television and newspaper re· porters at the base of Bluebird Canyon. "No. we won't be making a de· cision Con additional funding > to- day," Casey said in response to one question. "We'll go back to <~NOS, P~e Al) Pre-shah Holdouts Battling TEHRAN. Iran <AP l MaJor fighting erupted today m the northwest Iranian city of Tabriz and Iranian r e porter s said several hundred people had been killed. Ther e were conflicting ac· counts of battles mvolving pro. shah army holdouts, former SA V AK secret pQlice agents, Ma r x is t s a nd Aze rbaijani separatists. The reports could not be independently verified. While the fighting raged in Ta briz. heavily a rmed guerrillas stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and t ook the st aff hostage. The Americans were later rescued by forces loyal to lhe governme nt named by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Khomeini aides said the al· t ac ke rs we r e co mmunis ts . <Related stories, Pages A3 and A4.) Reporters said fighting was going on in 21 areas in Tabriz and that there had been a m8Jor battle for control of the local radio station. The reports said military aircran had been sent to the city. presuma bly to take part io fi ghting. Khomeini issued an appeal to· day for the people of Tabriz to "rise and oppose the elements of the corrupt regime who are pro· voking disorders in Tabriz. "The army and other security forces are with the people, hand in hand, in burying the garbage of the Pahlavi dynasty." he said. In 1946·47, an independent communist republic briefly ex· 1sted in Iranian AzerbaiJan, with Tabriz as its capital, until it was crushed by the forces of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Woman Gets Violas Back LOS ANGELES <AP > -"It's like ~et g one's children b k, · s d concert artist Claire Kro r three valuable violas and some jewelry a ll egedly stolen by a cab driver were re· turned to her. The $50,000 worth of violas, bows a nd jewelry. we re re· covered Tuesday after an alert pawn shop owner called police. Mrs. Kroyt, 75, s aid a cab driver who had promised lo wail while she got plane tickets al Los Ange les Internationa l Airport sped a way with her b e longings Sunday. J e rome Sutherland, 23, was arrested al the shop when he returned to pick up $1,200 which shop owner Al Wiggins said he had promised him. At Tuesday's meeting in Hunt· incton Beach City Council cham- bers , commissioners took ad· visory vows on a number of key I Brown Attends Rites UJllE HE.4.KTS BE.4TTODAY Love comes ln many forms - even pa1es. Pages of personalized Valen· tines present themselves to Dai· l y Pilot readers today ln "Hean. o( Love." Oranae Coast lover• brin1 such ValenUne u "Tbll is the blJlesl heart I.hey would let me draw -a ~e alone would not be enouh • &o their partnen ln "Hearts Oi Love" on Paae D2 of today's Dally Pilot. CALEXlCO (AP) -About 7 ,000 mourners, lncludln1 Gov. Edmund G. Brown J r., bowed their heads In silence this mom· lng at a funeral for Rullno Con· treras, a striklns United Farm Workers lettvce worker kllled on the picket line. The memorial aervlce was held ..,.r cloud)' s kies on a paved parking lot 100 yards north o( the Mexican border. The eervice was delayed when Brown'• chartOJ' plane from San Ole10 wu 30 minutet late. He was met st the Calexico Airport by lmpertaJ County Sheriff Oftn Fox and the two chatted privately . "We're hanging in there," Fox told Brown. "From the sky, it looks like e verything's all riicht at. tbis point." said Brown, a reference to the lurmolJ during the bitter four·week-qld strike. About 2,SOO people attended a rosary eervice Tuesday niCht for Contrtraa at the labor plcku.p lot run. by the state farm labor employment department. The mournen, clad in Jackets and sweaters, carried candles as they passed alJently by the.open coflln. The rosary 'WIS uld b)' Rev. Mark Medaer of Our Lady ol Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church. A solemn wake lasted throughout the nlf!hl until mourners fa the red for the 8 a .m . funera service. At least 4,300 lettuce workers at farms that have not been struck by the United Farm Workers were expected to re- turn to their jobs Thursday. Work add production in the valley came to a vi rtua l a tandallll as non·slrl klng workers 1la1ed their second 1eneral work stoppaae this week In memory of Contreras. a~ ordered \belr opera· tlons shut down today out or r es peel for the Contre ras funeral. ,42 DAILY PILOT use Wednet09, Febr\IAI) t4, t97t Waddill Taping Appro d Or .m.:t• < \)unt' SUJWrmr t'oun Jt.ldgt• DHon ~( \1 11 n .ud ltu • mornu~ h\• w1U UH Uk • 'd•> to do) · \\ht·llwr lo fwrmtt nt'"" n porll'r' t11 bnn" l.1p1· rt•t•onl1 r intu tht· munh'r n•lr1.1I ul Ur W1llt.tn1 W.edd1ll · 'Sonwbt>d) a!lkt-d .md I ~••d uk.I\." Me Mlll.m -.a1d ''' h14' ur pn.,,· mo,,• Tu'''tln~ to JWrnut u rud111 hni.1tk."h•1 111 '''' 1•r th1· Hu11t111ttlu11 1l.1rtl(1ur &•h' '"'"'" ,. tru1l "'th .1 t.1µ.• rv1•ordt•r "To 1111• tl mJI..''' '' n-.1 hi rt•h on v1·rllJt1m 11•,11nwn'!' rath' r th Jn 11011•:-• th1· su~·nor l ourt JUdi<:l' t•wlu1nt't.I Mt• l\hllan ' ruhni.: 1· .enw J ' jur) ''°'''<'lion bt•.iu 11 1 u,•,lla' in W.Jdd11l', :!>l't'111lll t11ul on ehara.:t'' th.it lh1• 1l11l'lc\f .,trJogit'd u "~"born .:11 l Jfh·1 .tn un:-u(' c:cs.,ful ... u11n1• .1hurt1on Jl Wc:.tm1n-.tt>r Commun1l) Ho-.p1t.JI .1lmu't l "u \ l'Jr:. Jl(U Jun 'l'lt•l·llun "J' t·ont1nuing tod.n W :utd11l ::--f1n,t lr1al 1•nd1' m a m1str1al 3ftt•r Jurors SJtd thC) Wl•rc hoµck:.:.ly dl'Jdlockt.'lent during closing arguments if lawyer::. in the trial ('OOl'Ur f'rot11PapAI FUNDS •.. W.1sh1ngton and n·port our fmd mgs. and takl' another look at tht· .Jpphcat1on." he -.~11d C:J:.t.•) s .. ud ht• has been 1n lhl• d1::.a:.ter assistance business for 16 ) l'ars, adding, "What some pt•opli> perceive as an cmcrgcn cy may not be i.<•cn in the :.ame li~ht by the FDAA " Rl'g1onal FDAA officials con- tend some or tht.• work planned by th<' t'ily 1s reconstructive in nalun" and dOl'S not fall under eml'\l"gcncy funding crite ria set up by the feder al agmcy "We'll be looking at what wt· c..in do for Laguna Beach, not what we c<.1 n't do," he said "Whatt·vcr Wt.' approve, regard· less of the cost. is what we're go ing to do " He s aid the community and the state may b<' happy with that decision, "and they may not be happy " City Manager Fred Solomon :.aid today he feels encouraged by the day.Joni: meetings with fedt.•ral offichils He said the issue 1s over the city's request for $1.6 million for e merge ncy work, adding the federal agency has "accepted roughly $800,000 to $900,000 of our request." "We'n• still out to school on ;1hout $300,000 of that amount. • rnd W(''rc seeking another $500.000 in olh<'r requests thc•y haven 'l had a chance lo took at yet." hC' said. Thi· city and s tate consider lhos t• request:. tabbed for t·n~mt•cring costi-.. water lines Jnd :.ewer hn<.•s, "are in' that gray area between reconstruc- tion <md l'mt'r~ency work " Hl• said hl' cons iders the• add1 ~tonal req.~ests <ts "emngency in nature. adding "whe re there js a gray a rea, we• feel the 1''0AA should l<•an to the side of tht• apphc<.1nl " Ht· :.aid he l'Xpccts to hear from federal officials "tn a cou· pit• of days," r('garding tht: city ~ request:. f'ro• Pa~AI COPS ... some form of work slowdown should thl' city nol agr;l'c to some form of incrl'as<'d benefits. Whclht•r officers intend to follow up on that "work action," is unknown. 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Telepllofte .... .... ft~~(lt .... .... ....... 0.lh ~-i Yff l'-PA I NC IPAL DON DEVOR DEMONSTRATES HOW HE CAN RIP PHONE BOOK IN HALF Students Scott Jacob1on and Kula Bancutl are Duly lmpre1aed P .. ineipal on a Tear Plwne Books Slww Wlw's the Boss By JERR\' ('L.\USEN Ot IM 0•111 ,.llot SU.II When Prmc1pal Don Devor of Huntington Beach'l> Park View Elementary School rips a telephone book in half, he gets attention. "AND IT'S MIGHTY effective when used as a show of 'strength' in handling discipline • cases that are referred to bis office," accord· ing to "The Communicator " the Ocean View School District's newsletter The "Communicator " editor this week asked readers lo send their old phone direc· tories to Devor Devor admits that tearing a phone book tn half gains instant respect from "tough " upper classmen. but he quickly notes. with a glance over his shoulder. that there 1s a trick to the feat. HE LEARNED the trick by watching a television program more than 15 years ago. A few years ago. Devor h<td a ''tough kid" in his school's eighth grude. 'f told the kid, 'l tC'll you what, I have :J telephone book in my office. Whoever tear1> it in half. the other guy is his slave,· " Devor recounts. AS COULD B E expected , the eig hth grader failed in his t ry. Devor grunted and groaned but got the job done. "From then on. he was a real good kid." Devor says with a laugh. Park View Elementa ry is in an area of Huntington Beach where discipline problems are generally minor. EVEN SO, says Devor. most of the books a re ripped because the stude nts, k in· d e rgarten thropgh e ighth grade, like to watch. ·Jt's a lot of fun." Election Sparks Suit T h e 8.000·member Orange County Employee Association <OC EA l fiJed suit in supen or court in Santa Ana Tuesday to overturn results of a recent un· ion representation election won by a nother employee group. At issue is an election by 511 county government operations and maintenance employees who voted 223 to 171 last month to be presented in contr act talks bv "the American Federation of Si.ate. County and Municipal Employees CAFSCME > rather than OCEA. OCEA officials conte nd in the s uit that AFSC ME violated terms of an election agreement because one of the federation's election "observers" engaged in campaigning at a polling place in Mason Regional Pa rk. Named in the suit are county government administrators and AFSCME officials S upe rior Co ur t Jud~e l'ro• Page A I IRVINE COAST ••• Alicemarie Stoller was expected to rule late today on a tem· porary restraining order to halt recognition of the new union. Otes Prop. 13 Finance Chief Resigns • Ill SC San Clemente Finance Oirec· previously wilb private account· tor Rod Coloma has submitted ing firms. his resignation. effective Feb. B e ro r e co m Ing to San 23, saying passage or Proposi· Cle mente. Coloma was assistant lion 13 and l ocal p o litical city manager and finance direc· t urmoil have convinced him he tor ror the city of El Centro. would rather work in private in· Coloma said he has become in· dustry. cr easingly frustrated. working Coloma, 39, who would have in city government within the cel ebrated his second an-constraints of Proposition 13 niversary with the city next which severely reduced proper: month. has accepted a position ty lax revenues. with a Newport Beach account· "When I was orrered the posi· ing firm. He is a certified public lion with the Newport Beach accountant who has worked firm," he said , "it was an op- Police Seek Motive for Rampage By MICHAEL PASKEVlCH Of tM D.tlly ...... Steff Costa Mesa police a re trying to find out why a 48-year -0ld man barricaded himself in his home Monday night and went on a two·hour shooting spree before being slain by police bullets. Captain Robert Mood y said the victim, J a mes Armstrong, told police in brief phone con· versations that be was having fin ancial problems and other troubles. One of the callers was Delee· live Dave Hayes, Armstrong's brother-in·law, poHce said. He, like other police officials, was unabl e t o con vince Arf!lslrong ._lo stop firing a .22 cahber rifle and surrender Armstron~ fired nearly 70 s ho ts at police a nd firemen from his west side home at 2133 Continental Ave. After police finally threatened to flush him out of the home with tear gas, Armstrong rus hed out onto h.is porch and fired fo ur s hots before police fired back. He was struck twice in the chest by weapons-fired-by a , police officer and SWAT team member. Armstrong was dead before an ambulance reached Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital s hortly before 11 p .m . portunity J cou1dn 't refuse." Coloma was often caught in the middle of political bickering. as two City Council factions t~it:d to use the city's budget and finance re ports to their own ends. On Jan. 23, the year-long power s truggle culminated in the electorate's ouster of three councilmen. Through a ll the turmoil Coloma has appeared to reta~ the respect of both factions for his conscientious attention to ac· curacy and his refusal to be dragged into the the politicar bruwling. Dana Point Man Survives Van Plunge A 22·year ·old Dana Point man is at home resting today after his van plunged off a 100.foot embankment early S unday. e1ecting him from t he vehicle. A Cal..tfom1a Highway Patrol spokesman said Robert V1erstra was westbound on Stonehill Drive at about 1:40 a.m . when he failed to make a left tum onto Se Iv a Road in dense Cog and plunged off the hillside. Vierstra was thrown from the ve hic le halfway d o wn the hillside. Witnesses said both the passenger and driver's s ide of thA van W<'rc crushed when it hit the crl'ekbed at the bot<tom of the hill. Vierstra was treated for cuts and bruises and a swoll en leg at Mission Community Hospital. 14JINAL 2 WEEKS - DON'T DELAY! bt'cause he believes both fail to deal adequately with the issues o f d e n sity, tra ffi c, a nd u rch aeology and pa leonotology. "Quite frankly. the overall at- titutde of the county has been s uch as to make me wonder if all of these meetings are nothing more than window dressing on a n alr eady built h ouse " Plans tor the Irvine Coast area between Corona .a.el Mar and Laguna Beach hf\fe been controversial for ma ny years, both because of the environmen· tal and aesthetic valueoftheopen land and because of the impacts development would have on the adjacent cities. Drexel Accolade II Available At Erickson said. ' Among the preliminary de· cisions made Tuesday were· -E L MORRO TRAI LER PARK. Commissioners reJected the idea of a "life estate" for current residents but said they would like to see the park gradually phased out over a five to 10 year period, or possibly as long <ts 20 years. -LOW AND MODERATE IN· COME HOUSING. No less than 20 percent of the hous ing within the coastal zone s ho uld be available lo low and moderate income persons, commissioners said. They noted lhal 600 of the 10,000 acres in the Irvine Com· pany·owned downcoast area is outside the coastal zone and said they wouldn't agree to seeing low·cost housing centered in that area -C AMEO S HORES EXTENSION. This "mirror" of Cameo Shor es, be low Coast Highway. was proposed by the county at a higher density than the current Corona del Mar de· velopment. Commissioners said they would like to eliminate the extension entirely. -WILDLIFE CORRIDORS . Commissioners agreed wtlh a state Department of Fi8b and Game recommendation that quarter-mile·wide corridors con· necl conservation areas to allow wildlife to migrate rrom one area to another. -TBAFFJC. Coinmlulonera c ritlclied staff members tor bavlna failed to consider com· muter traffic in recommend1na road widths. They noted t lronll oppos lllon by the city of lrvlne to extending Culver Drive to Coast Highway and w re unable to agree on how wide Sand Canyon Road11houldbo. Coastal commissioners said their decision, which is s ubject lo approval at the state level. is particularly difficult because of several factors over which they have no control. One is whether or not the stale or federal governme nt will purchase part or the land for a park. The local coastal plan cur- rently being considered clusters development in the part of the a rea closest to Corona del Mar . Commissioners admitted they don't know the legalities of the plan's provision to require that the Irvine Company dedicate the park·area land to the public as a tradeoff for development. The dedications would be phased. un· der the plan, as building on the other areas is approved. Another variable is whether or not the proposed San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor to coni}Ccl MacArthur Boulevard in 1'1iewport Beach with the San Diego Freeway near Saddleback Colleie will ever be built. Commission Chairman DOnald Wilson noted that, if the plan as revised by staff m embers is ap· proved Thursday, environmen· talists and other opponents can take another crack al it at the state level. If the pla n Is reJected, he said. the county can either appeal to the s tate commission or revise the plan. ,,,.... P.,,e AJ HOPEFULS year terms incl ude Bernard Becke.rleoe, 322 W. Ave. Valen· cla; Jack Brown, 3361 Pl!feo Halcon; Shirley Devlts, 707 Ave. Presidio; Robert LJmbera 816 Vista Tonto: and Roben Rusin, 247 Ave. del Illar, ApL 8 . Less 20% Drex~~ Heritage , Large stock of Drexel, Heritage, & Henredon selected grout-s on sale now. I - .I Happy \'alentine's Day Torn Cooper . a second grader in Mrs Ursul a Wallact"s clas!, at El Morro Ele- menlary School near Laguna Beach. draws a bead on Valentine's Day. U.S. Embassy Seized Marine Relates Guerrilla Warf are TEHRAN, Iran (AP > -The radio receiver In the room of Sgl Ken Kraus, 22. suddenly c racked with the alarmed re - port, '1'hey're coming over the wa ll ! . They're coming over the wall! ... They're in the compound'" !Related s tory, Page A4. > Kraus, a member of the 20- man U.S. Marine guard detach· ment at the American Embassy in T ehran, said he and his Marine roommate had just come off duty and were r elaxing in t heir quarters. They Immediate · ly raced to their assigned posi- tions "The guerrillas opened fire about 10:30. There we re at least \00 of them. They were on every wall around the embassy and on the s urrounding rooftops," he said. "It just started popping and popping." Kra us, who was s lightly wounded in the attack and taken to a hospit-al, headed for his post al the e mbassy commissary. •"When I got there the re were already some guerrillas. They were tiring everywhe re with a utomatic weapons. There was a lot of shooting. "Ther e were two o the r Marines and t wo or three Americans in the shopping area and restaurant, and we shoved the m back into the kitchen .. where we barricaded the door ," he said. ·'They shot in all the windows a nd were pounding a nd pound· ing on the door. They broke in the door and the fi rst guy they saw, who was a Pe rs ian, they just blasted him away. "They took us outside and made us llurrende r our weapons a nd then ordered us to strip down. All I had on was boots and trousers. "Then one or the guerrillas, who was well dressed and spoke good Englis h , t o ld me he couldn't hold his men back and they wanted our weapons. "He grabbed me by the hand. We bad some weapons hidden in Five Charged In Shootings OAKLAND CAP) -Five SUS· peels in the fatal shooting of a woman during an attempted robbery of a church bingo game w ere charged Tuesday with murder, attempted armed rob- ber y, conspiracy. burglary and assault with a deadly weapon. The charges were contained in complaints issued by Alameda County District Attorney Lowell J ensen. A Bone, 01 Co•rse a freezer. f pointed to them. He said something in Farsi (the lra· nian language> and suddenly someone gave me a rifle butt in the gut. "The next thing I heard was a whang and I was on my race and started bfeeding. Then I showed up at the hospital here." said KrausofLansdale, Pa. During the firing, he said U S Ambassador Willi a m Sullivan ordered everyone to "give up Unless your life is directly in danger don't fire." Kraus. on temporary assign- ment from Cyprus , was taken by ambulance lo the Amir Alaam Hospital near the embassy A doctor said Kraus received a flying metal fragment. ap- parently from a bullet. in his fore head but otherwise was not seriously hurt. The metal frag- ment would be removed later, he said, but the oper ation was minor and posed no problems. ·'I assure you he is very safe here and in very good hands." he said. As he lay in his hospital bed, Kraus asked that his mother. s i s t e r and fi a ncee, Nin a Trongone, be reassured that he was a ll right and being well cared for. "I don't scare easy," he said. "But I can tell you I was s cared." ""~ A worker in a Bloomington fiberglass f ac- tory specializing ln life.size animals sands boola of a replica horse. The hollow horses. weighing 50 pounds each. are used tor display purposes on top or buildings. l~guna Winter Fest Set The l&th annual Laguna Beach Winter Festival. featuring an artisan's faire. enlertaioment and American and Greek foods. begins Saturday al 10 a .m. on the Festival or Arts grounds. But a pre-festival tea, to be held in the lobby of the Lag\Ula Federal Savings and Loan build· ing. is planned Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. for residents and visitors allke. The Wint e r Fe s tival , sponsored by tile city's Chamber of Commerce runs from Salur· day unti March 4 on the festival grounds, with gates open from 10 a .m. to S p.m. daily. A major highlight ot the 17- day festivities is the Artisan's Fa1re, an out-door showing or a rtworks from more than 100 artists and craftsmen. Mim es. dan ce r s , pe rformances of "Bye, Bye, Birdie," at the Festival Forum Theater. and the Laguna Poets Festival will be featured during the Winter Festival. "Bye, B ye , Birdi e ," performed by Laguna Showcase Theater, will be staged at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays during the fes tival, with 4 p.m . matinees on Sundays. Other performances scheduled during the festival include the DunaJ Folklore Ensemble. with d a n ces f r o m Hung a r y, Germany, Arme nia, Romania. Poland and Egypt .............. FORMER FISHING BUDDY OF MARVIN'S TESTIFIES Rope Nelson Enters Court With Triola Marvin Admissio n t o the Winte r F estival 1s Sl fo r a dulll. Children under 12 will be ad· milled fret.> Ex-friend Blasts Marvin in Court Comity OKs Oeaning of Creek's Silt An agreement approved Tues· day by the Orange County Board or Supervisors will pave the way for removal of some of the sedi· m ent choking the San Diego Creek. T h e c r eek , which flo ws through Irvine into the Upper Newport Bay is clogged with about 470.000 cubic yards of silt that has nowed into it over the past few years. The agreement between the coun\y and the federa l Depart- m ent of Ag riculture 's Soil Conservation Service CSCS > calls for the two agencies to spend a total or $1.05 million clearing 318,000 cubic yards of material out or a three-mile stretch of the creek from the bay lo a point near the UC Irvine campus . Also included in the project a re plans to reseed or replant pla nts that will be destroyed by the dredging project. A spokesman for the county's Envi ronmental Ma nagemt>nl Agency said attempts will . be made to give away or se ll the re - maining s ilt until all 470,000 cubic yards have been removed LOS ANGELES fAP I Actor Lt!e Marvin and a hu:.ky. tanned Ha waiian boat caplJIO onct- f1shed together and ··~ere hk<> brotheN;." · but for lhl' second time they an• courtroom ad· vcrsaries Rope Nelson m~1sted Tu~day he h ad no ax lo grmd in taking the stand fo r Mi chell e Triola Marvin in her property rights suit against the actor. But from the witness stand. Nelson angrily declared "You·re not the Lee Marvin I knew." Ne lson 's frie ndship with Marvin ended in a biller court battle over a boat Marvin won When asked by Miss Marvin ~ lawyer. Marvin M1tchelson, why he came here from Hawau to testify, Nelson leaned forward in the witness chair and said, "For Rope Nelson.· Then he turned t o w a rd Marvin and said ··Because of ham. "Him and I were buddiel>. pals." Nelson said. "We fished together. We were like brothers. And look at us today. "He loved her." he said of Miss Marvin. "And look at her today. ·'I was his buddy and he was mine. and through his stubborn· ness, stupidity and hes, here we are.·· Nelson continued 'She used lo be like my sister. Now. he"s doing 1t to her. "You have to grow up. LcC'." he said, stanng at lhl' :.ictor. .. Stand up and be counted for " Marvin. seated at the counsel table, sapped from a glass of walt'r and f!lared al th<' witness. The first half of the project, to be done by the SCS is expected to start in April and the EMA·~ portion of the work Is s lated to get under way m July. Troops Advance Miss Marvin hved with the ac· tor for six years and 1s suing ror hair his asselc; accrued dunng that t ime. There bas been testimony that the actor fo retbly removed her from the Mal.Jbu beachhouse they s hared PARIS fAP) -Premier His· sene Habre's forces are reported g a 1 n ing g r ound in Africa·!> newest war. to oust President Felix Malloum or Chad , a nd France is seeking a cease-fire in its former colony. I'> ......... • "' .. "' !.• G em Talk • By J C HUMPHRIES < ert1t1ed Gemol1xmt ACS ST. VALENTINE WORE An Amtthy1t Rmg -... As he left the courtroom, Marvin ·s lawyers handed Nelson a subpoena. commanding tum to .ippear as a w1tnes::. for the actor on Tuesday. Outside, Nelson commented further on Marvin ··1 reel sorry for him. He was a man before. February Is for lovers and. according to the J ewelry Industry Council. so Is February's birthstone. the amethyst /\Cler all. the man who Rave lo~rs their own special day In February, Sl. Valentine himself. wore an amethyst ring And believe 1l or not. there was a Cupid engravt'd on It. But long before St Volentine nnd Valentine's Day, Greek and Roman wives wore the omcthrst as u cnarm to k~p their husbands In love with them . Wine, or course. goes well with romancr and. as you might hove guessed. the romantic amethyst has an Interesting c:onnecllon with wine But not now. ll 'S' just lies, lJel., hec; •· On the wi tness stand, Nelson told of long, languid hours spent at sea with Ma rvin and the woman he thought was the ac· to r 's wife in the early 1960s. .. He'd introduce her as his w1fe C'verywhcre." he said. The couple's relationship then was "beautiful. They got along real well. Seemed to care for each other." lie said Marvin phoned rum m 1970, announcing his breakup with Miss Marvin and asked tum ror .. some lean-on-the-shoulder conversation." Nelson new to Los Angeles at Ma rvin 's expense. "We went and had a couple of drinks somewhere along the coast." he recalle d. The convers ation turned to Marvin's broken love affair. "He sajd he was taking care ot her very well, that be gave her the house, furs, jewelry. money everything . . . He said that's why he didn't have lo make it legal." Nelson testified. In c ross-examina ti on. Marvin's lawyer, A. Da vid Kagon, focused on the 1976 court batt le between Nelson and Marvin. who both claimed owncrstup of the boat "The Blue Hawaii." ··1 sued him. Then he sued me. We did a lot of suing," Nelson said . "He won. I lost." Nelson said he paid some $23,000 in lawyers' fees and co urt costs and still owes Marvin $8,000 as a result of the court Judgment. He said the boat was auc- tioned and Marvin used his 70 percent of the proceeds t-0 buy thl' boat back. Nelson said he lost "practical- ly everything l own " in the swt. Supcnor Court Judge Arthur MarshaU asked whether Marvin has pressed him for lhe r emain-ing $8,000. "No." said Nelson: "He don't botherme nomore." • l • • t I le t us help you play cupid with our fine aelectlon of diamond Jewelry for V•nttne '• Day. 'l Diamond• are for everyone l The 1em's name derives (rom the Greek ·amethostos" meanln1 "not drunk." For thousands or yeara It was belle11ecl th at the amethyst could protect a person against drunkenness. and that's why the ancient Romans erved wtne In goblets ot aparklln8 amethyst. J. C. JJwnp~ruJ JeweferJ MEM8H AMUICAN GEM SOCIETY @ t82J "'E~T BLVD COSTA MESA Both Its beauty and romantic as ocletlon s h ove m ode th t' 1nloxlcalln1ly lovely amethyst n longtime favorite or aem lo11en and )OU can dnnk to thol' CONVENIENT TERMS BlnllA~" .... ~ J2 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION PH0Nl6'1440l""-vw • A4 OAJ1. v P1Lo1 NATION I WORLD Ju• ('oastin ~ Embassy Attacked w!..:: ~'f Envo y, Hostages Freed in Gun Battle ~lurphin• ping at Profit s•·' \ ~ \Cll \MENTO lH-:PT. Ht'rt> it 1s. St \'ukn J 1m .., J).1\ ~hl•n .-II thouiht' tum la lh~ .cnt1mt nt,11 1tnt1 •·tHlt•.1nng tt:.p.·c h of lln t ~ll:Cf'pt with our oluns up In !->..it· r umt>nto l 1> an ~cr.emt•nh• todu\ t:notoMal thought' W\'m tu ltd\,. IUmt-d tu rH't'Ptrl" Ho1i11 dl~IC~Un& II dt'H'l<tf>' th1Jt '-t·n llt• PT't",ldt•nt Pro 'T 4•m Jarnc•., Mall-., tht• Ot•mvn~t (rom S,sn l>wgu, h 1u~-. ct-rt.1111 11n•or n ap.ii 1v11 ~1th p..·1 p .,hvv. !> ~·or tht• urunit1o1t1-d, tht·~ -"''-" hlllt• on1· sx·r~on movtl' 'ww1ng nwdum•, th.it .1rt• coin uJ>t'ruh'nt 1 ht·~e plaC'l'S and plunk in coins :.o they can view a kaleidoscopic galloping or flesh and fantasy across the X-rated screen. 1'1'~1lllAN. Iran <AP, Scorci. ot .iul'mllas fmng automatic weapons 11tormed tho U.S. Em· baa y in downtown Tehre to du Y. woundt'd two M arinc J(Uarcb and took lhc ambassador und 101 other Americans hostage ~Core rival guerrillas rescut'd tht'm 1n a 3~ hour gwi bi;ltle GuerrtllH loyal to the new Kovernment said those who at tJCkl'<i ltu.· embassy were com· muni~ts. One or the attackers a lso !Swd communists part1cipat· ed In lbe a.ssauJt LT. COL LELAND Holland, the embassy's security chief, la ter told reporters gathered outside the building that the Americans had been placed un· der the protection or guerrillas loya l to Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho· mern1 's government. He said ~•~ff members were free to go but were remaining inside the embassy on the guerrillas' ad· vice. Holland said the battle for con· lrol or the embassy began at about 10:30 a.m. when snipers opened up with heavy rifle fire from the roof of a hotel across the street from the embassy. The attackers then penetrated the city-block-square compound and began pulling down the American nag. "Marjnes at the embassy 'listen, Learn' .. ~., ......... AMBASSADOR FREED Wiiiiam Sufllvan started shooting in the air and also fmng tear · gas canisters," said George B. Lambrakis, an embassy staffer. U .S. Ambassador William Sullivan ordered the embassy's 20 Marine guards to cease re· sistance and to surrender with the rest or the staff. They all were taken hostage inside the building. Khomeini guerrillas rushed to the scene and announced they had moved into the em bassy to protect the compound from the attackers. The firing died down for a while then resumed. SlJUJVAN TOLD a reporter, "Later on. all the embassy personnel gathered in my office and we started phoning out to various people we knew who are connected with Khomeini asking t hem for urgent help." H e said De puty Prime Minister Ibrahim Yazdi soon ar- rived on the scene and "told us we are all safe and our welfare will be looked after under his custody." A U.S. military spokesman re· ported one of the Marines and a n other A m e r ican were wounded. A nearby hospital said five wounded Iranians were re· ceived there, and a press photog- rapher said he saw a body he could not identify carried Crom the compound. THE AYATOLLAH, who led the year-long campaign that ·drove Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavt rrom the country, has repeatedly urged his followers not to attack foreigners or their embassies. SLAIN AMBASSADOR Adolph 'Spike' Duba U.S. Envoy Dubs Slain In Kidnap NEW DELJD, India CAP> T h e U.S. a m bassador to Afghanistan, Adolph Dubs, was kidnapped from his car today in Kabul and later kilJed in a shoot· out between his Shiite Moslem abductors and police, U.S. of. ficials here and in Pakistan re· ported. SO HOW MUCH OF this sexy viewmg goes on? Well. the United States Department of Justice and the I.A Polke Department last ye.ar estimated more than $5.3 m1lhon m small com was fed into more than 1,000 peeper machines by thf' C'lientele in Los Angeles alone. That's a prl'lly good cash return for an eyeful l\Jow it st•cms that Senator Mills isn't concerned with peeping 1belf and hasn't really made any statement about :-.tamping out this sexy awfulness and departure from com- munity punty Carter in Mexico For 'Partnership' Spent machine-gun cartridges littered the waUcways inside the compound. The main building was pock-marked with bullet holes and the iron gratings over its windows were bent or ripped aside. An embassy official said lop secret radio equipment worth $500,000 was blown up by staff members as the attackers closed in on the embassy's com· munications center. The official said employees also set fire to secret files, but that many classified documents s urvived and were left unprotected in areas penetrated by the at· tackers. T hey said the kidnappers had taken him to a hotel in Kabul, the Afghan capital , and de- manded freedom for three jailed Moslem clergymen. But the gov ernment refused to negotiate. police stormed the building and arter j} gun battle the American ambassador was round dead. they said. JN WASHINGTON, a Stall' Department s pokesman said the· United States had a sked the Afghan government to negotiate with the kidnappers to save Dubs' lire but its request went unheeded. What Mills has don(' •~ introduce Senate Bill 378, which would require counting devices on all peep show machines 111 ttw state W ASIDNGTON (AP> -President Carter. vowing to "listen and learn." flew to Mexico City today in search of "a new sense of partnership" that could case cross·border differences over oil, trade and immigration. The president was awakened dtiring the njgbt to be informed or the THIS, HE BELIEVF.S. would assure that the operators "ho gath~rcd 1n th;it $5 3 m1lhon last year couldn't elude paying taxes on the pornographic profits You knl'w 1t would come down to that, didn't you? It .111 hmls down to money The :-tall' wants its s lice of the porno pie Certain authorities now believe the peep show oper ators are skimming profits off the top and are not pay. mg their full share of state business and income taxes. So,Senator Mills wa nts an official count on the number of peeps per customer so state government won't get short· ed on the profits of sin. YOV MIGHT EVEN suspect that our august State Senate. in its infinite wisdom, 1s drafting a Valentine's Day poem lei send to the peep show operators. It might go soml'thtng hke this· Roses A re Red, Your Peep Shows Are Blue Tl1e11 Make Tons of Money, And We'd like Some, Too D isgruntled Mate Kills Wife's Lawyer PORTLAND, Ore. (AP> A 26-year-old lawyer died in the courtroom when she stepped m front of her divorce case client as the woman's husband pulled the trigger of a revolver, a witness -.aid After shooting attorney Candise DuBoH Jones, 26, the husband Ernest McClain. 59, of Astoria then shot and killed himself. lhs 21-year-old wife. Billie Lee McClain of Portland, suffered only powder bums on her face. McClain had been called into court in connection with <in earher order requiring b.im to pay support to his wife and child while awaiting a final divorce decree. He had been ordered to pay $475 a month support to hill wife and 2-year-old son, Ernest. armed assault on the U.S Em· bassy in Tehran, but the Iranian developments caused no change of plans for the trip to Mexico. Carter t o ld a Mexican television a udience last week he believes a new relationship has flourished since he entertained Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo as the Carter ad ministration's first state visitor two years ago. B UT P E RCEPTIONS are quite different in Mexico, where many ofCicials still feel they are treated as a junior partner or the United States What has changed in two years. all agree, is Mexico's economic potential, with its oil resources now calculated to ap· proach and perhaps rival those of Saudi Arabia Armed with this economic trump card, Lopez Po rtillo wants to discuss a possible oil deal with the United States as part of a package embracing trade and immigration. CARTER WJLL TRY to reach an agr eemen t on a U.S purchase of natural gas, but it would be only a general agree. ment, said John Ferch, the U.S embassy's deputy chief of mis· sion. "Presidents don't talk about prices," he said. Negotiations for the purchase of Mexican natural gas have been stalled more than a year because Energy Secretary James R. 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Mtl t 01 t m '"'' -""' "*-''•'" ""'"'1111 "' a•rl •--•r'* WtH.tUOhflt\\vth tdM!tfff•te ;:, ._, • tor Ill• Wiii conte<11Uve Clo, l•IUmor• r.llO'tell • rHon '°"'· with • rffdino ti l ~ taro Tllal MunllflOlon a-.11 w..,. 1wo to tnrH '"' Oor4it~ ,.... ...... Cltf'I ~" w ..... t!WWlelOW,.., c.., CllllO!ll"°' pared with the $2.16 charged by Canada DEMONSTRATORS shoullng, "Carter 1s coming to rob us or 011 and gas." marched in Mexico City last Wednesday. Police estimated 5.000 people turned out for the protes t, called by tele phone workers seeking higher wages . Mexico, with 40 percent un· employment, objects to U.S. ef· forts to cut the flow of illegal im· migrants, estimated at more than 500,000 a year. There were conflicting reports on who was responsible for the attack. Americans ms1de the embassy said they agreed with Holland that the attack was unprovoked. A heckler interrupted Holland's exchange with reporters outside the embassy to say "SAVAK age nts," the s hah's dreaded secret police. were inside the building and the reason for the attack. "There was no SA V AK." one American said. "It was an un· provoke<! attack, mayt>e by lelt· ists. to embarrass Khomeini." Arthur Lefkowitz, spokesman at the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi. said two or three m(•u s topped Dubs' automobill', wh ich was driven by an Af~han chauffeur, as the ambassador was riding to work at about 8.45 local time . They opened the door and told Dubs they were "ar· resting" him, Lefkowitz said. The government refused to negotiate and a police force at· tacked the hotel. the U.S. of- ficials said. Afterward, the U.S. Embassy in Kabul was informed Dubs had been killed. Junior Executive Dally Piiot carrier• are young bualneHmen and bualneHwomen, providing a UHful, Important product to their cuatomera each day, and earning a profit for their effort•. In becoming aucceHful Independent but1ne1a people they learn to manage their time and their money, to be reliable and reaponalble, and to deal auc:ceaetulty wtth people. They lnveat tttelr monthly protlta In their hobblH and recreation, and In clothe• and In aavlng• for future pl1na. And they have their own money to u" for trem and good time•. Oattr PNot canter boys end girt• alto hive opportunltfea to enjoy apeclal trip• to plac9• Ilk• Dlaneytand, Knott'• Berry Farm, Catalina, Magic Mountain and other tun piece•. More than 900 boyt end girt• along the Orange CoHt are In bu91neH for th•m .. fv•• and doing nlcely, thlink rou. •• Dally Piiot camera. We think they're tralmng them .. tve1 to be the butlneH and civic leaders oftomonow. Street ... •.••••.. , • t -----------------------------------_, Mell to· I em Interested In becoming e Delly Pilot carrter. Please tell me I DalfJ Piao. Ctrcul.u<>n more about It. t P.O. lox 15'0 Name .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . ........ Age . .. . . .. .I Coat• MMe, c.ew. 92t2t : 642-4321 I City . . . . . . . . .•.....•.......•....... Zip .....•. Phone ........ 1 DAILY PILOT Orange Coast cDITION * * Your Hometown Dally Newspaper VOL 1'2, NO 4S, 4 SECTIONS, SO P AGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA W E DNESDAY. FE BRUARY t~. 1979 c TEN CENTS .!. 300 Back England at Public Hearing Way Eyed to Save Teacher's Job 8 y MJOL\EL P \SKt~VI U Ot .... Dellt ...... ,,." A larJtt• und '•~ol cro-.d an support of fl:ev. port ft .trbor High music te.tcht•r Rt\'ht1rd England hear~ dlstnct offtc1ah. ~&v Tue., d a) thl') art.' 'l'e k1ng "a lfemat1w solutton:." to an up com ang ht-anng that could co ... t h1 m hi JOb John N1coll. ~ui>t•nntcndent or t he Nev. po rt M es 11 n1f1ed School D1stt1ct, confirmed re ports today that tht>re has twt-n d1.,cu-..<;100 of a PO'>Mblt-Lran.-.rt-r fo r England H o\\-t.'\er, l>OUrct'~ clOSl' to Fnglilnd claim the tram.fer offer alrt.>adv hii!. bt>t•n made and that ht' ha·s refused to .iccepl a ll'dChing 1b s1gnmtonl at another :.c hool England remains on "ud m1n1strattvE' le ave" fo llowing charge1> of unprofes:.1onal con duct levied b~ Harbor High Pnnc1pul Tom Jac.obson The t v.o ml'n ha"·e had a series of dl!.pull'~ over the past 18 months regarding the perfo rmance :.cheduJe of the Newpon Harbor lltgh Sailor Band Tue~a> rughl, about 300 sup- porters of the 47 }ear-old band leader turned out at Estanc1a High School to a s k s chool trustee:. to drop charges against En2land and let him return to <Set> ENGLAND, Page AZ> Hundreds Slain In Iran Strife TEHRAN. Iran IAP l Ma1or fighting erupted. today in the northWt'St Iranian city or Tabnz and Iranian reporters s aid several hundrt'd people had b<.>t>n killed There wer e conflicting ac· counts of battles involving pro- s ha h a rmy holdouts. former SA V AK s ecret police agents. Ma r xists and Azerba1Jan1 separatists The reports could not be independentl y verified While the fi ghting raged in Ta briz. heavily armed guerrillas stor med the U.S. Embassy in Gunman Slain Tl'hran a nd took t he staff host age. The Americans were later rescued by forces loyal to th<' government named by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Khomeini aides said the at· tack e rs wer e co mmunists !Related stories. Pages A3 and A4 > Reporters said fighting was going on in 21 areas in Tabriz and that there had been a maJor ·battle for cont rol of the local radio station. The reports said military aircraft had been sent to the city. presumably to take Motives Hunted In Mesa Incident Costa Mesa pol.Jee are trying lo find out why a 48-year-old m an bam caded himself in his borne Monday night and went on a two-hour shooting spree before being slam by police• bullets Captain Robert Moody said the vu·ti m. James Armstrong. told pohce in brief phone con· versations that he was havmg financial problems and ot.,er t roubles One of the callers was Delee· live Dave Hayes, Armstrong's brother -in-law. police said. He, like other police offi cials, w as u n abl e to co n vin ce Ar mstrong to stop fi ring a .22 caliber rifle and surrender Armstron~ fired near ly 70 shqt_s at police and fi remen from his west side home at 2133 Continental Ave. After pohce finally threatened to flush him out of the home with te ar gas, Armstrong rushed out onto his porch and fired four Rumor Confirmed ATLANTA CAP> Charles Kirbo, an Atlanta attorney and adviser to President Carter, con· firm ed today that foreign in · ves to r s had a tte mpted to purc hase the Carter peanut warehouse in Plains, Ga. Coas' shots before police fired back. He was struck twice in the chest by weapons fired by a police officer and SWAT team mem ber. Armstrong was dead before an a mbulance reached Costa Mesa Memor ial Hospital shortly before 11 p.m County Rain 'May Return' On Thursday Ra in that fell upon Orange County Tuesday night is expect· ed lo dis ap pear tonight but weather forecasters still aren't sure whether it will return Thursday night. A spokesman for the National Weathe r Ser vice said the forecast today caUed for clear ing tonight and sunshine Thurs· d ay morning, followed by in· cr easing cloudiness la te r Thurs· d ay a nd a chance of r ain that night. However he said a s torm system that could move in then is still uncertain, so fo recasters haven't set a percentage chance of s howers. Higbs Thursday could reach 67 degrees, with lows tonight 42 to SO degrees, the spokesman said. Rain watchers across the coun- ty showed a wide variation in the a mounts of rainfall received Tuesday night. pa rt m fa ghltnR Khom~im issued an appeal lo· day for the people of Tabnz to ··n se and opp(lse the t'll•ments of the corrupt rl'gamc ~ho are pro· voking disorders m Tatmz ·'The army and other sccyrity forces are with the people. t\and in ha nd. in burying the garba~e of the Pahlavi dynas ty.·· he said. In 1946-H . an 111dependent communist republic briefl y ex- isted in Iranian AterbaiJan. with Ta briz as its capital, until it was crushed by the forces of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. * * * Iran Airlift Of Americans Will Resume WASlDNGTON CAP > · T)le Carte r administration plans to r es ume m ass evacua t ion of Am e r ican s from I ran t h is weekend with the ultim ate goal of a irlifting 5.000 fro m the st ricken country. sources said today U.S officials said l .700 of the nearly 7.000 U.S . citizens in Iran were prepared to pull out. The Tehran airport, kept shut by the new Khomeini regime as it tried to solidify its control, is expected lo be reopened on Saturday after obser vances of religious holidays The goal "' the evacuation. it is known, is to reduce the American community in Iran U S orric1als. military contrac- tor employees, bus inessmen, teachers and others -to no more than 2,000 T he decision was taken m light of the storming of the U.S. Em- bassy in downtown Tehr an by an a r med band that took Am · bassador William H. Sullivan a nd 101 other Ame r icans hostage Iranian government for ces freed the Americans. (Related story. Page A4 l Last summer. when violence In Iran mounted. there were som e 45,000 Americans in Iran. Gradually, ttus number was re· duced. In l a t e Dece mb e r a ll Ame r icans not having urgent business were advised to leave. E a r lie r this m onth , non · essential U.S. offi cials and a ll de pendents wer e ordered oul. The departing Americans were evacuated on commercial and military nights Oallr ,._Staff ....._. CROWD OF ABOUT 300 TURNED OUT FOR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING AT ESTANCIA HIGH Most Came Tuesday Night Out of Interest in England Case BAND DIRECTOR ENGLAND, WIFE ELAINE, IN AUDIENCE They Were Observers et Tuesday Sch~ol Board Meet Ing Oil Spill Cleaned From Coast Beach By ROBERT BARKER OI ttot O.llr ,.,..,. Staff Crews worked throughout the night cleaning up an oil spill that. washed ashore along rour miles o f t he Hunting t o n B each coastline Tuesday. Cleanup o p er atio ns wer e scheduJed to continue all day on t h e hardest hit beach areas be tween Go lde n West and Magnolia streets. City Ha rbors a nd Beaches Di rector Vincent Moorhouse and other officials said the spiU ap. parenUy didn't cause significant pro blems to the beach or to wildlife Moorhouse srud. however. t hat in terms or size of the oil s lick, it may be the worst to hit the area in about 10 years. A U.S. Coast Guard vessel on a routine pat rol of local waters det~ted the oil spill in heavy fog earlJ Sunday morning. It didn't begin to wash ashore until Tues- day morning. A Coast Gua rd spokesm an said that patches of oil covered an a rea estimated at 2,400 yards long and 800 yards wide. 7,000See Striker's Funeral C ALEXICO IAP ) About 7 ,000 mourners. including Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., bowed their heads in silence this morn- ing at a funeral for Rufino Con· treras. a striking United Farm Wor kers lettuce worker kiUed on the picket lint?. T he memorial service was held under cloudy s kies on a • pa ved pa rking lot JOO yards~ north of the Mexican border. The service was de layed when Brown's charter plane (rom San Diego was 30 m inutes late. fie was met at the Calexico Airport by Imperial County Sheriff Oren f'ox a nd the two c h a tte d privately. "We're hanging m there," Fox told Brown "From the s ky, 1t looks like E'Vet ylhtnJ?'s all right at this point." said Brown. a reference to the turmoil during t he bitter four-week-Old strike. About 2,500 people attended a rosary service Tuesday night for Contreras at the la bor pickup lot run by the st ate farm labor employment department. The mourners. clad in jackets and sweaters, carried candles as they passed silently by the open coffin. The rosary was said by Rev. Mark Medaer of Our Lady or G ua d alupe Ro m a n Catholic Church. A solemn wake lasted t hrougho ut the nig ht until mour ners gathe red for the 8 a m . funeral service. Al least 4,300 lettuce workers a l fa rms that have not been struck by the United F a rm Wo rkers were expected to re · turn to their jobs Thursday. Work and production in the valley ca m e to a v i rtua l s t a ndstill as no n ·s triklng wo rkers staged their second general work stoppage this week in memory or Contreras. Growers ordered their opera. l ions shut down today out or r espect for the Contr eras funeral. Weathe r Mostly s unny Thu~day m orning with increasing a fter noon c loudiness. Lows tonight '42 to so. Highs Thursday 60 to 67. Abortion Flap Rages He said officials now have no idea what caused the spill but a re analyzing samples in efforts to find its source. Moorhouse said, however, he believes the oil slick was caused by a tank e r th at probably emptied its bilges off the coast. United Fann Workers Presi· d ent Cesar Chavez announced tha t he wouJd enter a lettuce fi eld to talk to non-s tr iking workers on Thursday, when the offi cial mourning period ends. It was during such an incident last Saturday that 22-year-0ld Contreras was shot in the face with a .38-c alibe r pis tol. authorities sale!. INSIDE TODA '1 Remember dime 1tore1 o/ ye1teryear7 How haue the rtsplendent emporium• of gewgawa. gimcracks and doodad.I fared 1n the lcut 100 ~ora'! See Featuring. Pagt Cl. .. fui.Santa Ana Police Chief Arrested Again By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol tMO.Wy~SLlff Rel.ired Santa Ana police ch.ler Edward Allen was a rrested for lbe second lime today when he join e d a nti -a bo rtion de m · ons trators al a Santa Ana clinic. Allen and 11 ot hers were taken lnto custody today alter they ln· vaded t h e dlnic a t 1600 Broadway. Sgt. Roddy Qualls of the Santa Ana police said the croup . was enga1tng in "verbal alterca· lions" wft.h staff memben of the clink where Allen'• 1roup says abortlons are ptrformed. Q ualls said the re waa no· p byatcal vlolence lnvolved In today's de monstraUon and ar· rests . The charges under which the demonstrators were arrested a re misdemeanors. Spokesmen f o r the dem · onstrators said the action had been arranged by "The Commit· tee for Defcme of the Unborn." T od ay's a rrest ma rks the second time thet Allen was taken into custody during an An· tl·abortloo demonstration. One year ago he was arrested with four otht r people at the same locallon. the Famlly Plan· ntng Aasoclat on Medical Group. Tod•y's d~monstratlon be1an at about 8 a.m. wlth ptckcu marchin, In front of the high rlse omce buJldln1 tn which \be • clinic is located. [t was about 10 a.m. when police were dispatched to the cl nic's seventh floor oCCices to quell what. was described as a disturbance. While police hauled Allen and 11 others away. a group of about 20 elderly men and women with children gathered In the build· tng's patrklng struct~re. chant· lng a nd singing "T he Battle Hymn of the Republic." The remaining demonstrators were t vlct.ed from th par1cln1 area by building secu rity of· ricers and polJc and the dem. onstraUon broke up •h n the a r oup decided to 1 •the r al (Sff ALLEN, Pase A2> : 'That ·s lhe only thing it could be." he said. ··11 the s pill was d used by offshore drilling, we would have known about It by now." Coast Guard boats s kimmed up much of the brown.colored waste before it hit shore. Moorhouse sa1d all the oil de .. posits on the one-mile stretch of city beach w~rc scr aped up by hea vy equipment und hauled nway during the night. I.PG Tanke r Docks J.,OS ANGELES (AP> -A tanker loa~ with 11.S million 1alloiu· of liquefied petroleum f U docke d Tuesday In Loa Al'lgele. harbor after a thtee·day delay because O( fo& LOVE HEARTS BE.4TTODAY Love comes in many Corms - even pages. Pages or personalized Valen· tines rreserit themselves to Dal· ly P lot r eaders t od ay In "Uearu or Love.'' Oran1e Coast lovers brin.« such ValentJnes as "Th is i.s t.be blJtesl heart t.bey would let me draw -a ~Ce •lone would not be enouih. • to their Pl rtMn in "HearU of Love" on P .. e DZ of today's Dally pt)ot, s \ Plata l/nusual Wedding Costa Mcsj High School English teacher Tom Beaton and bnde·lO·be Diane Reynolds plan to be marrk'<i Suturduy m high school gym. The ceremony will be followed by a sock hop m the school cafeteria. Beaton. who has been teaching at Mesa High for 21 years, says he considers it his home. School officials ~aid they thought Beaton was a confirmed bachelor until he announced his wedding plans The couple has invited all present and former students to help cclebratl' the happy event. Irvine Plan Vote Delayed by Panel By JACKIE HYMAN Ol l"-~111 P1i.t Si.It South Coast regional coastal com m1ss1oner · combed through tht' proposed coastal plan for the Irvine Coast Tuesday, criticized both their own staff and Orange County for failing to provide mor e altern atives. then postponed their fine>I vote until Thursday Commissioners said they are delaying the mat ter until Thurs d<iy at 11 a.m. at Tornince City Hall becausc only eight of the 12 com missioners were present Tuesday By law the plan must be ap- proved or denied by Feb. 20 or the plan submitted by Orange Co unty will be forwarded intact to the state Coastal Commission. Al Tuesday's meeting in Hunt- m~ton Beach City Council cham- be rs, commissioners took ad· vrsory votes on a number of key issues, from the EJ Morro Trailer Park lo the Cameo Shores extension, and told their staff members lo revise the plan accordingly. · Newly appointed commission all<.'rnate Jackie Heather , a Newport Beach city coun cilwoman, sat on the com . m1ss 1on fo r an hour until member Elc rth Erickson ar- rived. However, no votes were taken during that time. Wh en he ~ot there, Erickson read a statement saying he can't support either the county's or the commission staff's plans because he b<'lieves both fail to deal adequately with the issues of d e ns ity . traffic, and archaeology and paleonotology ''Quite frankly, the overall at· titutde of the county has been such as to ma~ me wonder if all of these merltngs are nothing more than window dressing on a n a lready built h ouse." Erickson said. Among the preliminary d e- c1s1ons made Tuesday were. -EL MORRO TRAILER PARK. Commissioners rejected the idea of a "life estate" for current residents but said they would like to see the park gradually phased out over a five to 10 year penod, or possibly as long as 20 years -LOW AND MODERATE IN· COME HOUSING. No less than 20 percent of the housing within the coastal zone s hould be available to low and moderate income oorsons, commissioners OAANOE COAST r DAILY PILOT tf"t Or•f"l9t'(o.\t O.•tv Pitot wltf\ wft•t"''''~ .,....,,,,.,.._,_, 1\-•-.ilb•'"'°'- ( .. \l Pvolt~l'f\QC~ SINt .. tH1l~•f• P'IOlfV"f•d llrAOnOe., '"'°""°" trwt.tf fO'f (Ott• MeW Htwoet1 ~. HVf'ltl ..... Ot\ &f>.tC"' 'MM '*'""•llf"' trv;No \.~l\f'..c:ft '°"fh(M,.t • \tf'IQ .. ,~todtt~ttOtiAlil1Wcts..tutc:t..Y''1"d ~"''' ~ ,,.,.M ... t OUb-11\f'l•"I .,..,., 1 #1 un ~· b•.,•·t,.....CO\.te~ C•t1t .. ri•••,.,_, .. ...,, .. _ p, ........ ...,,_I ..... , .... °"'91 \l.c.t ~t \tOtlot'l1 .. M~ftW .. '4t"I~• ,._,,IC_ t••tOf '--··~ ........... , •. , .. C•1<1t\M ~-••U••tll' '1411 "'"\ttl\f """'M<i'"'I E••0t• Te~ne (T14)~ ClaMfftett A«tvertlllfte 142••11 said. They noted that 600 of the 10,000 acres an thl• lrv1ne Com pa ny-owned downcoast a rea 1s outside the coastal zone and said they wouldn't agree to seeing low.cost housing centered in that area. -CAMEO SHORES EXTENSION. This "mirror" of Cameo Shores, be low Coast Highway, was proposed by the county at a higher density than th~ current C01't1ha del Mar de- velopment. Commissioners said they would like to eliminate the extension entirely. -WILDLIFE CORRIDORS. Com missioners agreed with a state Department of Fish and Game recommendation that qua rter·mile-wide corridors con· nect conservation areas to allow wildlife to migrate from one. area to another -TRAFFIC. Commissioners criticized staff m embers for having failed to consider com· muter traffic in recommending road widths. They noted strong opposition by the city of Irvine to extending Culver Drive to Coast Highway and were unable to agree on how wide Sand Canyon Road should be. Plans £or the Irvine Coast area between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach have been controversial for many years, both because of the environmen- tal and aesthetic value orthe open land and because of the impacts development would have on the adjacent cities. Coastal commissioners said their decision, which is subject to a pproval at the state level, is particularly di(ficult because of several factors over which they have no control. One is whether or not the state or fede r a l governme nt will purchase part of the land for a park. The local coastal plan cur· rcntly being considered clusters development in the part or the area closest to Corona del Mar Commissioners admitted they don 'l know the legalities of the plan's provision to require that lhe Irvine Company dedicate the park.area land to the public as a tradeoff for development. The dedications would be phased, un- der the plan. as building on the 6tber areas is approved. Another variable Is whether or not the proposed San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor to connect MacArthur Boulevard in Newport Beach with the San Diego Freeway near Saddleback Colle~e will ever be built. Commission Chairman Donald Wilson noted that, if the plan as revised by sta(( members is ap· proved Thursday, envlronmen· talists and other opponents can take another crack at It at tbe state level. If the plan is rejected, he said, the county can either appeal to the s tate romml!1~ion or revise the plan. Cyclist Loses Life In County Accident A 23·ye&r·old Santa Ana motorcyclist died Tuesday of ln· juries suffered when his cycle allegedly was struck br a pickup truck tn Santa Ana Saturday, police reported today. EarJ Faircloth of 205 Civic Center Drive wain 'l we1r1Df a prot ctJve helmel at th• Ume of the cruh at McFadden Avenue and Lyon Slt'fft. poli~ Hid. Irvine Approves Wire Ban Ry PIOLIP ROSMA RIN Of,,_ DMi. ~Ii.I S~tl DccldJng It would rather be >-ll(1: thun sorry, the lrvlne City C-ou11c1l voted lnihal approvaJ Tuc:;\lay of a ban on the use of ..ilumlnum electrical wiring in hvm ebulld1ng Tht> volt• wus 4 l Councilman Arthur Anthony said there was 'ab o l ule l y no evidence whatsoever that new technology 1Aluminwn wlrtng is unule. •· A final council vole is ischeduled for March 13. HINTS AT COMPROMISE Board Preeldent Martin ~"' li'llet si.tt Pflotu 'FlNO BETTER WAY' Teacher Leader Jordan City planners, electrical tradesmen and county fire of· flcials supported the ban, ap- phcable to wiring of gauge eight or smaller, the typical household size. It does not apply to larger size wiring used in commercial f'r .. P-.AJ and industrial buildings. The Building Industry As· work. ENGLAND SUPPORTED. • • soc1ation and lobbyists for the More than 30 people, many of aluminum industry opposed the them angry and frustrated. ad- action during a three·bour hear· dressed the board to vigorous ing. applause from the audience dur· Thirteen other Orange County ing the two.hour hearing. cities, including Santa Ana, Many speakers critic12ed the Newport Beach and Huntington board for accepting the ch(jrt:es Beach. have banned the product, against England without taking claiming it is a potential fire the time to hear his side of the hazard. story. Roland Schinzinger, an as· The trustees' acceptance of sociate professor of electrical the charges last month wa~ a engineering at UC Irvine, and a fo rmality leading to a hearing represenatative of the Orange before a panel made up of a County branch of the Institute of state judiciar y officer anrt Electrical and E l ectronic representatives of England an~ Engineers, t estified that• the school district. return of Richard England." Paul J ordan, president of the Newport.Mesa Federation of Teachers. urged the school board to "find a better way" to resolve the situation. "I don 't think there ts one board member who doesn't want to find a belter way," Mrs. Martin responded, saying she shared the frustration of the au· dience with t:1e di s missal orocess. Current and former members of England 's band s aid they were shocked to hear he m1ght be fired. Lawsuit Entered· ByOCEA The 8,000·me mbe r Orange County Employee Association <OCEA> filed suit in superior court in Santa Ana Tuesday to overturn results or a recent un. ion representation election won by another employee group. At Issue is an election by 511 county government operations a nd maintenance e mployees who voted 223 to 171 last month to be presented in contract talks by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees CAFSCM.E l rather than OC.EA. OCEA officials contend in the s uit that AFSCM E violated te'rms of an election agreement because one of the federation's election "observers'' engaged in campaigning at a polling place in Mason Regional Park Named in the suit are county government adm1nistrat.ors and AFSCME officials Supe rior Court Judae Alrcemarie Stotler was expected to rule late today on a tem· pora ry restraining order to halt recognition of the new union. Payroll Stolen A UCKLl\ND, New Zea1and <AP 1 While one man held a gun. another attacked a security guard with a baseball bat today and both escaped with a post of· rice payroll of $315.143 although the ah,amiuum wiring This hearing is tentatively set itself may be safe. there are too for the week of March 12, school many problems associated with district officials said today its installation. applications," At the advice of the district's Schmzinger said, "it has too legal counsel. attorney John rr any difficulties. It is the Bukcy of Orange, trustees of· margin of human error which fered little response to the com- concems us most." munity Tuesday night He said that with the fast rate "Yes. the school board does of homebuilding in Irvine. "it is have the power to rescind the Newport Sidesteps Stand on Busing Newport Beach City Council me mbers have decided they don't want to take a stand on bu s ing to achieve r ac ial balances in schools. at least not until the state produces some relevant legis lation they can comment on. asking too much to have the kind charges ... said school board of inspection that would insure President Carol Martin. error.free installing." However. she added that she That was disputed by Mark doesn't believe this will happen Walker, an electrical consultant r bl· hired by the Aluminum Associa· solely because o pu tc . . t ' f 89 pressure. •ion. an organ1za ion o Teachers at Harbor High said aluminum companies. morale at the school is al an all- Walker said aluminum wiring time low because of England's "I doubt that it 's appropriate has been used in the United forced removal from campus. for action on our part." Coun - States for 80 years and is in· Members of Supporters of ci lman Donald Strauss said of a stalled in 2.5 million homes. Richard England <SORE > pre-proposal that the council wnte t d t·t· to the school to Los Angeles Judge Paul Egly He Sal.d that "sensat1"onal sen e a pe 1 ion b" board signed by 1,126 Harbor opposing a plan to com ine in a desegregation busing plan StrallSs said he believes the Newport-Mesa school board has more expertise in the field. Strauss lS a former member of that board. "J don't think the council's ex· peeled to be expert in every- th r ng we act on." r esponded Mayor Paul Ryckoff. news reports" a bout fires Area residents demanding "the Orange County ~ncl Los Angeles purportedly caused by faulty ,,__~~~~~~~~~~~~::__..:::...:.:.:~_::::.::..:.:...-=.:.:..:::...:::.:::....:..:......::~...:......~~~~~~~~~~~~ aluminum wiring, and the fact HowcvC'r, the proposal was de- feated 3-4. with Straus~ jc>tned in hrs oppos1t1on by Ma yor Pru Tem Ray Willi ams and Coun- cil women Evelyn Ha rt and Jackie Heather that the government is In· vesligating the situation, "does not necessarily mean it is fac· tual or statistically valid data." W a Ike r ca lie d the new technology wiring, which employs an alloy of copper (the gene ra lly regarded safe elec· trical conductor > and aluminum, the "most stringently tested product in the history of housewares." He pointed out it is approved j by lh e Underwriters Laboratory. Installation · prob· I lems, he said , were exag. gerated. The main factor in installation involves the connections of the wiring by lightening or screws. According to both foremen and industry spokes me n, a fire hazard is possible if the screws are tightened either too little or too much. T he problem is absent with copper wiring, which uses a dif· rerent. and simpler method. Flood Hits City Traffic Fullerton morning rush hour traffic was diverted today a round a broken cily water main that carved a channel 40 feet wide and 40 to 50 feet long near Cal Stale Fullerton, police re· ported. Officers said a portion or State Co llege Boulevard from Bastanchury Road to Yorba Lln· da Boulevard was closed by lhe flooding which started at 3:30. a.m. today. City crews were working this morning to repair the break llJld traffic offi cers were diverting motorists through side streets in the r esidential a nd coJl ege areas. f',.._P.,,eAJ Orange County Jail to await the release or their jailed com· patriots. FIN AL 2 WEEKS - DON'T DELAY! Drexel Accolade II A vailahle At Less 20% ~exe~ Heritage '· A spokesman ror the poUce de· partment indicated that it would be unlikely that any of the dem· onstrators would be booked tn· to Orqc County Jail. He said it was probable they would be re· le••ed h'Om thct POlice at.Uon. Large stock of Drexel, Heritage, 4 Henredon 8elected groupa on sale now. Prof Due Honon SAN DIEGO (AP > -Dr. Keith R. 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He comment~ alter an association or stations l.n Illinois aslted lL1 mem· bera to clole Sundays and earlitr than normal during tbe week. WASHINGTON <AP) -The direc· tor of the Oonareas.l.onal Bucleet Of. nee •a>"• medina the &oal of the Humpbre1·J11wklna bill "loob bardtr no'lf lb.an tt did a year aao because I nnauon bas acceler.ted and b«a-..e unemployment . • . ls movlnf In lhe wron« direcllon." Wed~. February 14. 19?'9 s DAILY PllOT 87 Oai11U R wing Inflation Hits Injury Payouts By JORN CUNNIFF ,., .................. It began with medical malpractice insurance and \t spread to product Uabillty coverage. And oow lt has en· veloped workers compensallon. "ll" is ioflatloo. superinllaUon. Rising medical costs provided an initial thrust, or course, but the momentum bas been maintained by a ris· ing number or claims and payouts, by legislation and court awards, and by poor housekeeping. IN 1171, ACCORDING TO Marsh & McLennan, the na· tion's largest insurance broker, total benents amounted to $6 bllllon, compared wlt.b only $2.S billion five yea.rs earlier. The same firm estimates that premiums last year cost employers $10.2 billion, up 56 percent since 197S. Still, in· surers claim, they too a.re unhappy because they paid out. more than they earn. The rate of increase in ma.ximum indemnity Cor "permanent, total inJury," whose levels are set by legislatures, further shows the trend. Since 1970, says Donald Llodow. an authority, such payment maximums have rocketed. Lindow, president ot Micbigan Mutual, listed these percent.age jumps in a re· cent issue of Business Insurance ma· gazine: California 196 percent, Illinois 353, Minnesota 181, Pennsylvania 25S and the District of Columbia 425. SIMULTANEOUSLY. SAYS Marsh & McLennan, courts and others have raised benefits and enormously cu ''' broadened the interpretation of what is and is not a work related·f.niury . It lists these examples: -A settlement of $97 a week. plus $14,000 in medical costs, to a Rhode Island man who lost his leg after becom· iog intoxicated at his empk>yer's Christmas party and fall Ing out a lhlrd-Ooor window_ -More than $10,000 to two Illinois assistant state at· toroeys who broke their arms while playing for tbeir,office in a softball game. -Benefits for psychosomatic pain stemming from a job-related in.Jury suffered earlier. MYRA TOBIN, MARSH It McLennan vice president. says the intent or compensation plans was to guarantee medical costs and a portion of income in return for a pro· mise not lo sue for negligence. Now, she says, the plans are underwriting the costs "of a number of questionable categories or illness and circumstances," including "cumulative trauma," or psychological stress built up over years. While some insurers and business people tend to view legislatures, big awards and legal interpretations as primary reasons for difficulties, others wonder lf industry itself has let its housekeeping deteriorate. IN TIDS INSTANCE, GOOD housekeeping means vigilance against hazards. Sometimes a broader term, "loss control." is used to encompass other programs, in· eluding educational programs aod morale building. To avoid crises similar to those in medical malprac. tice and product liability insurance, says Miss Tobin , "companies must acknowledge t.be most crucial element of any enduring solution is loss control. "Ultimately, workers compensation must be a top management concern,·· sbe says, but ''too many com- panies delegate responsibility to manacers with little training and experience in compensation." Lindow says insurers also must do better, especially in communicating with e mployers, worters and government oCCicials, and with the broader public, "the consumer, who eventually pays the cost or everything." U.S. to Tighten Franchise Rules WASHINGTON CAP> -The government wants would · be investors in franchises to have more information, and now is the time to write if you have some suggestions . Tuesday is the deadline for comments on the Federal Trade Commission's proposed franchise disclosure rule. which is scheduled to take effect July 21 . COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS should be sent to John TirCord, Room 221, Federal Trade Commission Build· ing, 6th and Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, D.C., 20580. The ruJe will cover various types or franchises, includ- ing fast food, car washes. car and truclt rentals, beauty salons. motels, auto dealerships. service stations, vending machine routes and others. Advance information will have to be provided on a variety of subjects including: -Business experience. as well as the litigation and bankruptcy history, or the franchiser and its key manage- ment personnel. -Costs, both initial [ ) and recurring, which NEWS TO lJSE the investor ts required to pay. -Statistical in· formati on o n the number of franchises and company-owned outlets . 'Termination. cancellation 3nd renewal provisions of the franchise agreement. -Number of franchises terminated during the pa t year and the reasons for their termination. * SAVINGS BONDS QUERIES -The Treasury Depart mcnt reports it bas be n receivlng many inquiries about the changes ln government savings bonds that take effect next year. The current E and H series bonds will be ellmloated. and replaced with EE and HH bonds on Jan. 2, 1980. When this bawens, bonds Issued between 1941 and 1952 will not be extended again, but bonds bought since 19S2 will M eJCtended for another 10 years. Bond owners will be able to exchanee the.ir old bonds for the new ones. alter these co on sale. Tboi.tte ln~re!ted ln details of the change or t.ables of redemption values for current bonds sbouJd write to The Comm\3sion~r. Bu.reau'of the Public Debt. Department or the Teuury, 143S 0 St. NW, Washington, D.C., 202'!e. • COMMUTING 18NT DEOOCIULE -Tbe Tu Court bas rea.Utnned tbat the cotls of commutina to work are pet1onal expenses, not dH.\ICtlb&e cost.a of dotnt bulineU. Tbe court naltd In the eate ol Cyril ShUlln~r Ceater· rtach, N.Y., a carpenter who droVe to work. ai.o t.ra.nsportccl bls tools. wtldllnc about 180 pounds, b.ls auto. Tb.e law ptrmlu o dedudion for cornmallftc c:ostl Ir they were made ottesstty by the Med to transport tools. However, lhe court ruled U.1~ this •u not Ute cue. beca.u.se there WH no pubUc trana~allon naUot. tbal wou.Jd have 1ot~o Sh.UUna to~ at hlJ regular start!nt tlme. . : .. -: • .. ~ U ONl.Y ~LOT Wednftday 'eoruery t•, lllt ! HIHO .....,, ...... •• JD9Cf ,....,,... 0.. di.- Of "-'O '°" dOO Ill"" l'IOf oog ,,....._ .. """Clo l• rllflly poetponea 0 IM)NllOI lfo;...O. '"-ttOI"• ,.,,. •ob._., Of • 1~111) e>r•>-t9C1ed ~ ,,...,. • ™-IMOY IUNCH Cw'ICJY and ~ '"' II.cl ed by .,, h>Qlln bo1 .. n.n ,....,, blloon• loll al llM bOltOfft ol Ill• G11n1.1 CMl\'Of\ • ITRPTt ""a.AN ~ A l'nM' OIJIQWd Mtfl -· ~and t>1Mo.i1a cont-10 • murOlr • OYPIASY ~I GIOt\I 0.Hl•911 -~ ~ h~ On lloln'\1 t• CleNIWS MCNEWI Dyno•i~ Duo ~ ILOY£LUCY Lucv. ~lomed 10 1r11n trevel. env111on' lntr1gul end r()lnltlOI • ....cHAB. JAOC80N 0..-t Stepl'IM Sctowwtz fJl> PAOJEC't UNMME • Htatorlc:M ~tlllll Cl) CROSS-WITI Oolly Parton <lt>fl) teams up with Car ol Burnett tonight for an evening of com- t•dy and music in th e special "Dolly and Carol an Nashvllle " at 10 o'clock on CBS, Channel 2. 0 MSWOIWAH Gu..ts B<uce We,,,,. mom. PllQfl RerlM. Merl) T rugmln, Phyllis Morrll 1:00 I cea NEWS N8CHEW8 NIEWU'WS> GAME ABO NEWS dlY"'Q ICCldent ( Plfl t) G)8ANFOAOAH080N Frid llllt fOt one Of hia •-ta I/Id can't under- stand lie< llOO"-t. tD MACNEIL I LEHRER A£POAT ~ INTAOOUCINO BIOl.OOY "()jffl.lalon" 0 Cl) .JOKER'S WllD CD SIX MILLION OOUAA MAN 1:30 II WOAL.D WAA 1101 OtAAY Steve'• llancee la rwtOted W11h blonlca altfll' atMI IS crltlealty lnlUfld In a Ill Y· "0.0ey" II Tlf£ OUIHNE88 GAME Chann~I Lbting• 11 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele'> Cl KNBC (NBC) Los Angele& O KTLA (Ind) Los Angele., U KA8C-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (J) KFMB (CBS) San Diego O KHJ· TV (Incl ) Los Anqele'> OJI KCST (ABCI San Diego m KTTV (Ind> Los Angele'> G> KCOP TV (Ind) Los Angelll'> fD KCET· TV !PBS) Los Angeles '1\) KOCbTV (PBS) Huntington Beach I OATINO GAME •100.000 NAME THAT TUNE G TlC TAC OOUOH • AOAM-12 Oremetlc documentary• •lyle pr_..tation ol one poOceman'a llt• 9 21TONIOKT "Perentlng: Wrac>-Up" • COH8UMER SURVIVAL KIT "Chollllerot, Ute lntur· ance, Dlapl•c•d Momemallers'' I UHTAMEDWOAU> FAMILYfEUO l:OO Cl) BUGS BUMNY"8 VAL.ENTINE IWoe Bunny mltcf>ll wlll wi1h Cupid on va1on11ne·a Oey to prove WflO •• IM blner melchmtlcer, e SUPEAnWN A lrantlC hUlblnd IMms that 1111 wife, whO le trevelt· Ing on Ille IUPlrlrlln, II lhe tatgef of I ~Ill· IC aaaualn (Otclt \Ian Dylt•) 8 ED#APID TliE KlNO Television 'A IMl<IM fhoutlnd W"°°nllt"(IM2·1MA) u..mHr• Oelltd'• ~ to ...... wt\tl tlle Ol'"'1end ieoo-rcs- 1.J'M Tom'• ~ to Wiii • "Feth« Of Ill• Year" --d • MOVi. • • • "lnditetNI" (ttsll) C.ry Or ant. lngirld Berg· man A rlCto AmerlCen and a [ur~ ~ 11111 In love, although he Qllima 10 be mwried (2 11<s I • CAAC>l IUAHETT AHOFMHOI Sklll "Tiit 8u1h•eH lunch," "Tiie V9ndtno Machine." "The Blltchet 61\op .. • M()VI( • • • "The S111,ge" ( 11152) 0-11on ._,Of\ . Su.en Monow A 'lllfllll man, railed by Sioux lndl- anl, 11 tom ~ hi• ioyet!IM wflert _. brMllAI out • TH£ 8"Al<UflEAAE ~Ya ' JYllllS Ceeut" Chal1ea Gray. Rlchtrd Puco. David COiiing•. ~" Spngo9 end Keith Mlcnell .,.. leetunia Ill • ,_ , .... 11111on production of Shalt~'• ctasalC: 19 ACADDIY L.EADER8 "A Tlme Out Of W11," "One-Eyed M en Are Klnga," "Slayphus" and ''ThlDovl .. 1.-$0. Cl) POPE\'£ VAl.EJCTIHE 8PECW. When Popeye forgets V1lent1ne'1 Dey 1g11n , 00119 Oyt dump9 him •nd TUBE TOPPERS KllJ IJ 8:00 -"Indiscreet." Cary ~rnnt and!ngrid Bergman star in this 1958 movie about a wealthy American and a European actress. KCET U 8:00 -"Julius Caesar." the first in a five-year series presenting a ll 37 of S hakespeare's plays on television <see story, Page 810 >. NBC ID 9,:00 -"From Here to ttcrnity." The TV miniseries version of the best-selling novel and 1953 Oscar· winning movie with William Devane and Natalie Wood <see review below ). elde (Wllllam Otv1n1). wtllle .,., e.11°b0lllf IOlcller (SI_,.. ~) relu- m!Mtary 11t111n911 to get hlfn bad! In rtie ring (Pan I of 3) • AMEJlllCAH8 "The Alm Ster" Martin ~.Helen Ma~ end Oevlcl Nlver'I ~pelf In Ihle profile ol Jodie Foacer. alreedy 1 tum 11ar In hef lllfl~yMrl e u awwe·a AHOf.1..8 Jiii Mtln;oe (Farrah Fewcett·M•Joral retumt to help the Angela rllCUI "" kidnapped ll1ter Kri• trom • demented mllllonalre Oen CJoel alter 1 crime ring wNch UM1 elllortlon and VtollnCI to lor'ca young g!tt inlo Mllc:fl ect1vtt1ee_ • LETSGOTOTHE Med G!) THE ADYOCATU "Sllould Our Foreign POff.. CV Include Covet1 Actk>n ITheCIA?" 10:tO NfW8 11:00 •• Cl) 9 NEWS ~M!LAUOH MOVIE QOM on • -crulee to -!Ind the m•n ol her • MERV OAfflN Guea11: Bruce Wennet· atrom, Paige Ren11. Morty Trugmen, Phytll• M0ttl1, larry McOonetd, c111r1 Pack man. GD 0AVID8~NO Perl I "Your Smolc• Geta In My Eyea. The Battle Oll9f Smolclng" Part II "A Con11er1111on With Leo Rotten" • * • "Anything Goel" (195el Bing CrOlby, Oon- eld O'Connot Cornpttca· lion• wlM wtllll • ()()mldy team trevell to EU<ope to find • leeding ltdy. (2 hfS ) • TlfE 000 COUPU When Felix beeomet I member of the Clvlllan Pottce Ret«VeS, havoc relgna for crlmlnall and lrinocent byttandera alike. ., THE GOOOIES dream• m THE 000 OOUPl.E 01car·1 young niece lfTIYel II the apartment In an advanced 11111 of preg· nancy, end tells O.C... that She 'In -IY from home. t:008 CI) M•A•&•H , The llnlster Colonel Flagg (Edwtrd Wlnlaf) and CNnel try 10 prove thet Hawkeye la a Cornrnunl$t ~lltzer. II ~HERETO ETUNTY The unllapC)lty merrled wife (Nltllle Wood) ot I WOf1d Wei II Army cornmandef" (Roy ThlnMI) begins an affair with het hutband's .. .ao8(1) ONEOAYATA TIME Schnelder become• romenOcatty lnvolwd with Ann'• visiting lriend 10:00 8 (I) DOUY AHO CAAOl IN NASHVILLE Dolly Parton end Carol Burnett combine 1a11n11 10 pr-I an hOur of mus.c, ()()mldy and dence from Ille Grand Ole ()pry HOuM In Nllllvi"9 11=. Thi Goodi.t beeOme doc· IOll In the Heefth Service. fl) DO< CAVETT Gueeta· T~ Therp I/Id Oance~.(Part tot 2) 11:ao. Cl) AOCKfOAD FU8 Rockl0td is hl<ld 10 find a m1111ng atodd>roker who It lltO IM Objeet of I -ch b)' llderli egenta. II TONOMT Hoit· Johnny Ceraon o~· Charlton Heston. 8 TWIUCiHT' ZONE "NOthttlg In T"8 Otw1<" An llg9d redUM hldel In her home 1.-ing the arrtvll Of death 8 <ti POUCE WOMAN TONIGHTS LATEST LISTINGS PepOW ...,ct-fOt I .,.. lrltOtmMI wtlo .. tM taro•• ol underworld """*'· I THI QONQ lt40W GUMMl'T ..... poeee ... Ml.er eel!· ., to ~ "'-:Mder ol -~A9C HIWI MOAN I HG 1b)O. TWIUGHT ZIONI ••1 Alft TM Nlgtll, COIOr Me 81actc'' • AL1MD HITCHCOCK PMllNl'I • GETIMART CONTROL end KAOS jojll forOll in lhe INIOll IO< a mid lcilntlet thr .. tenlng to deetroy both East end w .. t. 11:aoe MOVE * * * "The C:.OtMI City" ( 19521 John Fortythe, Joan Camden. • MOYIE • • "Th•H Are Th• Demnec:I" ( 19851 Mee· donald Carey. Shirley Anne Field GoYlmment oftie&elt ettempt to oontrol Ille IO'Md ol rtdllliOn by ..oiatino tlloll aHected 1n c:evM. (2 "'11.I • MOVIE • • "The Lone He.NI" (1954) Joel McCrea. Bar· .,_,, Hale. A Widower jOlnl · an ouu-gtng 11111 11 plvn6erlng the country· side _t 1 !If • 30 m!o I 12:11 8 III MANNO( An afroralt ••ecullva wl\oM pmllte pl-Wll 11b0tllged htree Manni• to find Ille peool9 rnponll· ble. 12:40. Cl) l(OJAK One of Kojalft deltc11vea becomel Ille prime IUI· pee1 in tlHI «i*l1h of an ..-.onltl (RI 1:00 D TOMOMOW New lultuty model llectfle ews ano eutomobilll 11111 run °" wbtlll'CM 0111« 11\an 11ectr1<:1ty or gea are \ltewed. I LOYl fXPEAT8 1:IO WANTED: DEAD OR AUVE "TC)lllver Bender" Jolt'I sewe hi• ouerry rrorn th9 ,_ 90 that he can 11111- lin enonww town 1M ~ 1:80 ..wa 2:00 NEWS MOVIE ••• "Ou1bedl" (1971) Donald ~ ()tty Bond A lciloolleletlef trom -tlfn A1ntrllll . enrov11 to Syd"9)'. oet• waylU:t ror 1 niQlll on 1 town 11111 11r~ """ 01 ffl«llrf, .c;tuplel Ind dlgnl- ~ (7 l'fl) ., GET 8MA"1 Maa W'd 99 1-'I UC> witll ~t Semuelt in 1 Nlf~ for I mylll'10UI 9'>)' 2:20 8 MOVIE • *'" "Coron.,-Creel!" ( 19411) Randolph Soott. Marguerite Chapman. A cowboy ttrugglot to •venoe the death of 1111 tlance ( t hr., 50 min.) 2".21 • MfW8 2:t00 MOVIE • • • ~ "a.IOY9CI EMmy" ( t938) Oevld Nlwn, M*1e Oberon. Love cure llCIOM bitter .,.,iiun llnlS wtMlf'I an lrlsll '''* dl8CC>Ylf'S he 1o-111 Enguan woman. I 1 hr,55mlnl • MOV1E • • '" "Conquered Clty" 11965) Oavld NIY*n, Martin 8alsam 4;001 = •• '" "Operetlon Hong Kong" ( 1964) Horii Frantl. Mtnl PerlChy A PM or pilot• nonct>••antly tum their talent a towerd1 dope. am..ggllng (2 hr1.1 4:10 1 STEVEEDWAR08 ·~ N£W8 ·~·MOVIE • • "He&rt 01 Tiie Rio Grande" ( 11142) Gene Autry G> MOV1E • • "Hell'• Horizon" (11155) Jotln lrelattd, Marla English. Thur•day•• Day• i•e Movies AFTERNOON 12:00 0 ••• "lhe ~ond G1111e11 Sex" ( t9561 Jeanne Cr11n, George Nader • * * "Harriet Ctalg" ( 1950) Joan Crawford, Wendell Corey. S:OO Qil ••'h''SatansTrien. gle" ( 1975) Kwn Novak, Doug McClure. 8:30 D ••·~"How To Stuff A W•ld Bikini" ( 11165) Annette f'unte*lo, Dwayne Hldl· man ·'Eternity' Fine Remake 'Elvis' OK Jordanaires Laud Film INNER APPEAL Wiiiiam Devane MORE POLISHED Natalie Wood By PETER J, BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP > -·There's a television remake of a movie classic tonight that is not a cheap, clumsy embarrassment. lo fact, it's good, and in many ways better than the original. ''From Here to Eternity," a six· hour miniseries beginning tonight at 9 on NBC. Channel 4, is not so much a remake or the 1953 Montgomery CJifl. Deborah Kerr-Burt Lancaster fiJm as 1t is a new version of lhe J ames Jones novel. Curiously, Jones' novel or passion. principles and infidelity seems better s uited for a 1979 television adaptation than it was for a theatrical film adaptation 26 years ago. ll is a story of lust and physical and e motional cruelty in the Army just prior to World War II, themes that Hollywood had to skirt back in the 1950s. CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION, thou ~h. has shown itself adept at s teamy, suggestive productions. True. these are usually trashy. "soft porn" numbers: but in this case, the s tory requires a kind of restrain~ titillation. more suggestive than was allowed in the movies 26 years ago, Jess explicit than would be allowed in the movies today. It's an approach television uses all the time. thou~ usuall y on behalf of less worthy causes. William Devane is a little too loud and a little too smug in Burt Lan· caster's role, Sgt. Milt Warden, but Devane has an inner appeal as an ac· tor that can make you overlook the shortcomings of bis performance. STEVE RAILSBACK is fine in the pivotal role or Pvt. Robert E. Lee Prewitt, the principled sm all-town kid who refused to box because he once blinded an opponent. Railsback, who was brilliant as Charles Manson in the TV movie "Helter Skelter" a COU· ple of years ago, lacks Montgomery (TV REVIEW) Clift's palpable air of mystery, but then. so does every actor. A strong performance here. Peter Boyle is perfect as Fatso Judson. the sadistic sarge who runs the stockade, a horrifying den of meanness. The stockade scenes. by the way, constituted one of the key sections or the book. consuming one· third of the text. But the stockade was not seen in the original movie because of Army objections. Then there is Natalie Wood. I( cars aged like this, there'd be no such thing as depreciation. At 40. she is more beautiful and sensuous than she was 10 years ago, and more polished a n actress. SHE PLAYS KAREN Holmes. the fetching wife of a jackass Army cap· . lain, who drums out the hatred in her bitter !)fe with a torrid affair with Sergear.t Warden. The relationship Is handlfl(t nicely: erotic. but not porno· graphCc. One or the strengths of this TV version or "From Here to Eternity" is that it is more than reasonably true to the text and spirit of Jones' novel, which the first film version was not. In tonight's episode. for example, when a drunken, unhappy Prewitt seeks companionship, he doesn 'l go to a nice little dance hall only to find sw eet Do nna Reed (as in the original>: he goes to a house of pro- stitution and has to pay for his com· fort, the way Jones wrote it. In all. "From Here to Eternity," tonight a nd tw o fo llowi n g Wednesdays, Is an unusual bit of telev.lslon. It's nice and steamy. but its passions are presented in context, not as gratuitous audience grabs. 'Mork'. Zaps Biggies NEW YORK <AP > The week 's lop r a ted ·program? "Elvis?" "Gon e with t he Wind?" •·one Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest?" Actually, it was none of lbe above. Tr-y "Mork and Mindy," followe d by "Three's Com- pany." "Laverne and Shirley," ''Happy Days." "Angie,•· and then "Elvis," ABC 's Sunday night movie on the life of the-_.. late rock supe11 tar. All 8iJc show~. In fact, were from ABC, but that's only part of tbe story. NBC. with the second installme nt In its "B1ck11 t§lrs at the White Houae" Tn lnlacrlos ranked soenth, escaped the ratings' cellar for the first lime since Oct. 22. THE CONPIGVllATJON at the top was, indeed, lnterestln'- commentary on the sl ate or televllk>o. . The ~ network• acheduled tom e powerlul cnt rtalnmtnt ror Sunday nJaht, and none of the programs captured an over· whelming s hare of the audience, figu.res from the A.C. Nielsen Company show. CBS on a less compeUlive night could have upected a great deal rnore from "Gone with the Wind." The network paid about $35 million for 20 showings of the 1939 film classic, and lbe best Part l of a two-part oiring could do was No. 10 in the rat.Jogs for the week e nding Feb. 11 . The rating for Part ni broad· cast Monday night, wll be In· eluded in next week's tally. "GONE WITH THE Wind" cot the highest ratln1 ever for a movie when lt wa11 broadcast by NBC Nov . 7-8 l.976. NBC paid a reported $S million for the 1ln1le abowln1. NBC was, pethape, the even. lnl'• bil lOMr with the Oscar· wlnnlnf H()ne Flew Over the Cuckoo I Nett ... The rum •tar· rint J~clr Nlcholson waa lb1rd Sunday night and 14th overall. CBS' resear ch d e partment estimated an audience of 43 million for an average minute of "Elvis," 36 million for "Gooe With lbe Wind'' and 32' million for "Cuckoo's Nest." ABC'S RATJNG FOR the week was 21.9 to 18.9 for NBC and 18.3 for CBS. The networks say that means ln an average prlmc·time minute during the week, 21.9 percent of the homes In the couttry with TV were tuned t.o ABC. Here are the week's Top 10 pronams: "MOrlt Incl MlnclYr"_ •1111 • r•llllO Of )A.• ,...,.....,.1119 tU "'""°" llOl'M,, "T"'""'' <:om-p111y," tt.• or tr,t mlttl•!', "l.eWr"9 ..,,4 5fllrtey," "·J w n mlll,_., .. ,.epoy O•.,..," 7t' If tt.f nwttloll. "/1#19 .. 1;• f7 t er to• mllllor<. Ml4 hMey -i."llvli, f7.J er It.a mlllltll. ell AIC1 _...., ""°"le"'e.ckttlln el !flt Wllltt ~·" .. i" ~.n II, ft • ., , •• m llll0fl1 NIC. ' T••I,' tt t ... "t mlll!O!\, AIC:, -"M ,., S.14," t 4 4 er II t ""lllOOI .-iC1 "0-wletl IN WIM," ~ ... I, t4,,.. II. l Mlltlen. ''"' ...-t .. """"" "~°' A"lltll " AK. "LlttM HOUM"' tfiit ,,.ltltL.'_NIC:, .. 9.,,..., Mllltr." AIC:1 119 .......... _. "ltw o-tlW OK ... °' N.st ' ef'd "Offt'f9fll '"'" ''lietft ttlC: "L-IN!." AIC. ,..._.,.~1111.1' tt.C "0.ll•," 11141 '•'IU.'' lllttl CI S,eM ''Ol*Ky, M I ," HIC. .. ~ .......... POPEYE'S 'VOICE' COMES OUT OF HIDING Jack Mercer Has Done It for 45 Years Making a Career Of Popeye Voice By JOE EDWARDS · NASHVILLE. Tenn. CAP I A television mov · ie about the hfe of Elvis Presley surprised a member of the late rock •n· roll king's backup group. "I expected It to be JUnk." said Gordon Stoker of the Jordaoaires. who sang with Presley from 1965 until 1970. "We all thought the movie was super." STOKER SAID THAT the movie, aired by ABC-TV Sunday nJght. correcUy portrayed several events in Presley's life. mcludmg his deep love ror his mother. attempts by high school classmates to cut his hair, his insecurity over performing at Las Vegas in 1969 and weddmg arrangements that ex- luded some close friends Stoker said the movie made him feel guilty that the Jordana1res decided not to smg with Presley when he made his Las Vegas debut in 1969. "He was scared to perform al Las Vegas,·• Stoker recalled. "He was the most insecure person I've ever been around. He wanted us at Vegas to lean on us. Jt reall y hurt m e deeply that maybe we had let him down. It brought tears to my eyes.'' MAE BOREN AXTON, one of the writers of Presley's ftrst million -sell1ng hit record "Heartbreak Hotel." said the movie "was the nearest to the truth or anythmg I've seen m a long time." She said Kurt Russell, who played Presley in the moviP, "did the best JOb anybody could Sometimes it was scary that he was so much likc- him . It was quite evident he had studied Elvis closely ." Dozens of books. r ecords. fiJms and s how· By TOM JORY business acts based on Presley's music and hfe NEW YORK <AP > -"I yam what I yam an· have sprung up since his death of a heart a ttack on th3's all J yam!·· Aug. 16, 1977, at Graceland Mansion m Memphis. P eel away the celluloid exterior, the ex·-------------------·-traordinary image of a one-eyed, banana-nosed , corncob pipe-smoking sa11or man, and meet Jack Mercer. Mercer, in 45 years, has done as much with his voice to establish this bit of popular American his· tor y called "Popeye" as any man living or dead . He remembers the beginning this way: "I WAS WORKING AT Fleischer's as an in· belweener. You know what that is: the animator would do the extremes of the action and the in· betweener filled ln the rest. "For my own amusement. I'd do the voices for the characters I was doing. chickens and so on <and he imitates). They'd Introduced 'Popeye' about this lime. someo ne else doing the voice . .. Well. somebody heard me doing 'Popeye' and suggested 1 audition for the part. I didn't think I could do it. "BUT I KEPT TRYING, and one night at hom e, t hJt lhls peculiar tone, way down, and I said, 'My God. I've got It.' " That was 1934. and Mercer has been "Popeye" ever since -more than 500 short rums for Max Fleischer, KJng Features Syndicate and, now, Hanna· Barbera. His late11t, ''The Popeye Valentine Special: Sweetheart.a al Sea," wUI be tonight at 8:30 on c~. ChaMel 2. Eble Segar's 'Popeye" wUl be so later th.ls month, one o( the world's most popular and endur· log cartoon characlers . REGISTER HOW ,.... ... ._ ... .,... cotTAMIU ,.. .. """· -------... ...... , -"''<>• ....~ -- for FREE LA·Z·BOY '° "POPEVE" WAS INTROD\JCED In Segar's "Thimble Theater " 1''eb. 17, 1929, "a comic forerunner of 'Superman'," says Jerry Robinson in his book, "The Comics." "He dives out of planes and lands safely on his ample chin; lmpervfous to bullets, he calmly cougha them up if ahot in the che•t; ~u out 1orlllu, human and othcrwiJe: r--c...--------__,.-,,.-...----.-,--w-o-, and un.a bouM and most an)'lh.in• else." Mercer, aa he spealts, lapses Into "Popeye" wltte rtliah. "I reel the character," he says. "I never tbouJht of doln1 'Popeye' any other way, It's _.._ ... just natural to me." But spinach" "I've 1one back and forth over th yea.rs." 1a11 Mercer. "SomoUmts I've liked It, aomtUmes t havC?n 't." .,. DAILY PILOT