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1979-11-20 - Orange Coast Pilot
l p • • ft essnaan Shoved; TU DAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 20, 1919 .._n.••asa~ •Htea• 1 Countian Arrested ' L--------------------------1 ' ' II II • • • • \ Thro~g , Protests Disco Club 'Greater Danger' Threat _Yowed To Try 'Spies' TEHRAN, Iran CAP) - Ayatollah RubolJah Khomeini declared today the rem aining 49 American hostages 1Jl the OC· cupied U.S. Embassy here will be tried as spies if the United St.ates does not return the ousted shah to Iran. "The hostages will remain in the nest of spies and after that President Carter will un - derstand what a mista ke be bas m ade," said a statement by Khomeini broadcast by Tehran radio Congressman Shoved; Cops- Nab Suspect A Santa Ana m an was arrest- ed on charges of assault and bat· tery Monday night when be al· legedly pushed and shoved Rep. Jerry Patterson, 0 -Santa Ana, during an open forum discussion at Saddleback High School. Patterson was not injured. Police said Harry 0 . Hunt, SB, wu arrested at 8: 17 p.m. after be ran up to the atage where Patterson stood and beean pushing the congressman back agaimt the wall with his bands and chest. A Santa Ana police in· veatirator stationed in the au· dience ruabed forward to ap- prehend Hunt, who police said baa a history of disraptine public meetinp. Witnesses said Hunt beeame araumentatlve, then enraeect. during • diacusslon of the Panama Canal. Police said Htrnt was elutchin1 a brochure about "God'• ri1bu and people'• ri.lbta." l>attenon WM speaJrilli at thi hlab school. 2801 s.' Flower Sl., belore about 1.00 penou at u OPeD Ccrum town hall-type meet-ini. · Hundreds of tbousaads of Ira· nians prepared to march in the capital and other major cities to m a rk the turn of the 15th Isla mic century on Wednesday. The marches are expected to turn into t he biggest anti- American demonstrations since the start of the occupation of the embusy Nov. 4. Khomeini's s t at e ment a p· peared to be tougher than bis earlier declaration the hostages .. sh ould be tried and punished." Hours earlier. the militants re- leased 10 mofe Americans who were flown to Europe. Before they left Tehran, one of them said the remaining hostages were •'in greater danger than we were." .. Trials, are the y not threats!" said John Walsh, of Ogden, Utah, wbeo asked to ex plain the danger. The 10 joined three others in a U.S. Air Force hospital in West Germany, and State Depart- me nt officials in Washington said all of the 13 might be home before 'lbanb&lvina. The six black men and four women released today were flo wn to • Frankfurt, West Germany via Paris and driven to a U.S. Air Force hospital in nearby Wiesbaden for medical examinaUoo.a and questioning by u .s. officials. They bad an emotional retm· ion with two black Marines and another woman hostage freed Monday and also being treated at the Air Force Hospital ln Wiesbaden. The 13 were freed on orders from Khomeini, who told the (8ee1RAN, Pai&AJ> 500 Evacuees Return Home KNOXVILLE, Tenn. <AP> - Some 500 penooa. lnelud.laa 144 boapltal patients. l'eturned early today to tbtlr bomH and ::rtal beds, alW' a 1e1k1n• • tNct fOft'ed relldellta tn • balf ·m1le downtown area to scramble for 1alety, authorities aatd. "It wu utremety dQ8el'OUI became t.be vapon wma bul· lD1 elo. to tbe:IJ'OQDd,'• ~ tut FIN Cblet aw-a. IWurd aald ... One spUt and t.bere•a no backlnl up to correct 10UI' mil- ' take." Tbe nacueea weN allOWia to retara early toda1 after baaardou1 material• crew1 plqpd a leak tn OGe ol two 1,000.fllloa tanb •board the tnaok. I I • ID There IT'S A BREEZE -The winds were brisk at Niguel Beach County Park Monday and Terry Cook soare d a loft on his ba ng glider. The air c urrents off the ocean lift- o.llV .............. ~ A-.w ed h im almost vertically as his fnend Lee Stetson watched. Roth are from Lake Tahoe. HEW a Soft Lile, Reporter Declares KANSAS crrv, Mo. <AP> -When Esther Bauer reported t.o work daily as a receptionist at the Department of Health, Educa· lion and Welfare, she often read boob or newspapers bttause she bad no work to do, accordine to a copyriebted story in the K~as City 11.mea. Otber times, abe said, she and the other 6,000 employees who handle 3W programs in the Kansa.9 City office were inundated by · paperworit -not juat for Uncle Sam, but for HEW workers who turned t.o secretaries to baod.Je personal or outside bulinesa cor- respondence. llSW 8POKSSllAN STEVEN GLORIOSO wd the department would not comment at lmlth on the artidea appeari.D1 in the newapaper unW next Moaday at a news c-onference by relionaJ director Tbomaa J . m111ns. Two more artJcl• are to be publtabed tbla week by lb. Bauer, a reporter oo the Tlmes staff wbo took the job witbHEW u anewa uaisament. Oloriolo old the ftrat article Monday dealt with "distortions and lalluendos" and accuaecl the Times ol "unethical conduct" in placJna Ill. Ba'* lD t.be Job. In Allril. Ma; Buav, an employee nw to the Timea. took Civil Service teltl aDd landed a Job with tbe Kamas City HEW offlce - the center for a f~•tate operation. In the neat three months she ••id Mr rolo included: . Wife Told School Trustee In Danger The wife or ne wly elected school board trustee Gordon Getcbel re<"e1ved a telephone threat Monday ni~t from a man who said ber husband would be killed unless a $5,000 ransom were paid, lrvine police said Getcbel. elected to the Irvine Unified School District boa.rd in the Nov. 6 eJectioo, was at work Monday Dleht and not ln any dan1er, police saJd Suanne Getcbel received the call at about 10:45 p .m . Sbe told officers the caUer bad a "deep solt volce." The man told her : "I've kid· napped Gonion and unless you set '5.000. he's dead .•• Tbe ea1ler thea bWll up, she uid. Mra. OetcheJ said she Im· mediately calW her huaband at work \n Santa Ana and dis· covered be wu all npt. Sbe told oftlC!eJ"I tbe bad no ldea wbo would bave made 1uch a call . -ATl'SNDING 8SC&BTA&IAL S••tNAas lastln1 from three to ~ boatl OQ b6w to fW out f onu col"l'ed11, includlnl a Conn OG · permiulCIG to attend tr~ COW'lel wblch tabs eta.ht boun trainln8 tO learn; -'l)plq 11a.er1 and runnlDf Dbotoeooles. on a eowrnmeat p M bill• ed macbl.Dt, fort!M private l:!l•lneu ol an HEW uecUUn: .-orcea, 0 Z -TYIUI a ~ trom m DW e&Ner bUruucra& to •Terre "" LtJSAU, Zambia <AP> U.ule~·lDd. mall order record club that bad MDt Mr a dun for an Praldenl Keuuetb Kaunda to- o.wdue PQmeot; day mobilbed hll arated fOttfJI -'r11'Di •letter from Gb1o1o to• buk Pftlddei'9 to mMl what he aald wu a fo~_k_Oklrtoeo'1 brotber; "f\all·tcaJ war 1\tuatioo" fJonl ·ca. JO AT OW, P AJ> ~ 1Jmbabwe ~·· ' Council Target Of Jibes By STEVE MARBLE OI -O-ty -SlMt A Jeering. foot stomping throng or HuntmRt<>n Beach rest · dents lashed out at the city coun c1I Monday arter approval of a neighborhood disco dance club -was upheld .. Don't bother to run for office again,·· shouted one man as he c;talked from thl' council cham bers The angr) crowd cheered his parting remark. About 150 residents or the neighborhood where th(' d1sco already 1s under construction showed up to urge that council member. pull the plug on the 6,000 square-foot Cahforn1a Sun Disco But the council sustained the disco's approval last August by the c1ty·s Board of Zonmg Ad JUStments arter City Attorney G'ail Hutton warned that the legal appeal penod had lapsed. She cauuoned the council that denying the pro1ect and pulling building perm1l!) (or the dan~ hall. localed in a shopping center at Magnolia Street and Garfield Avenue. could put the city m hot water "I feel really bad." said Coun· c1fmao Bob Mandie. "We gave these people hope when we shouldn't have. I know you think the system is screwed up and in some ways you're right " Residents claimed some fSee DISCO, Pa1e AZ> Coast Weather Fair and sunny through Wednesday. Lows tonight are expected to hold In the 40s at tbe beaches, drop- ping down to the mid-30s Inland. Highs Wednesday wiJJ be 68 along the coast and 75 ln.laod. INSIDE TODAY He wa.a PM Bm Kappa. hod a maatn'• <Ugf'ee 1n di rrlr11t11 and tOCJI about to f iftiah mdcol 1chool when ti« "'°' ldu.d m a "Death to th« Klan" rally. ~e Mtnd m Turmod," Pa(le All For Calm In Iran WASHINGTON (AP> -A small aroup of Americana and Iranians, barred by a court from guthenng in front or the White House. marched today lo a pro- ceasion seeking a peaceful end to the Iranian crisis. Some so marchers, about equally divided between Ira- nians and Americana, aathered in McPheNon Square two blocks from the White House before heading for the Iranian Em- bassy where they were to pre- sent a petition calling for a peaceful settlement. Readied tor Takeoll Many of the Ira nians , however. told reporters they strongly supported the taking or Ameriran hostages at the U_S. Embassy 1n Tehran They claimed the Amencan people do not understand the reasons behind the 17-day siege. Other Iranians said they strongly opposed the seizure Pat Bases works on a giant luna moth at Macy's Parade Studio in Hoboken, N.J., in preparation for the depart· ment store's annual Thanksgiving parade. The moth and other colorful floats will travel down Fifth A venue in New York City Thursday and will be televised by NBC. Chan nel 4, beginning at 8 a.m. ·we are trymg to show the Amenran people that we are c1 vllu~ed," said a 40-year-0ld woman who said she has lived In the United Slates 22 years. On<• Iranian, who asked to ~ identified only ai. Mohsel'I. said the seizure of the embassy waa d11 ccll'<i against the U S gov- crn m ent, not the Amencao peo- ple. Rape Try Thwarted By Laguna Woman "We are asking the Americana lo support us and not the America.a 1overomeot," he said. ~ A Laguna Beach woman wu molated and her body 1meared wllh yogurt inside a business Monday night by an assailant wbo later fied with $800 10 cash. Police said the victim had locked up at about 9:30 p.m. and was returning home with her son when she remembered she bad forgotten the receiplJJ. She ntum81.f to the darkened building and left her son ln the car as she opened the building and went to a rear room to retrieve the cash. The suspect entered and con· fronted her, simulating a weapon and threatening to kill her if she did not cooperate. The man sm~ared yoaurt on the woman's body and attempt· ed to rape her before abandon· ins the effort and fleeing with $800 in a money bae. The victim desert bed her u- s all ant aa a male white, stand· Major Freed Of Death Rap MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho (AP) -Mamlau1bter cbar1es were dl1ml11ed a1atnst Alr Force lrl*r Kevin D. Mullen after ~-ruled there w•p lDI t vldence to 1bow" ~en com-mitted. - Mullen was cbar1ed wttb in- voluntary manalauabter an Sep- t.ema,,r after a coroner'• Jury ruled be ne1U1ently cau.ecf the ct.atll ol Air J'orce Capt. Eva Lents.ID. • DAILY PILOT °""" =...:c~==-tt:.'~-· "'""'-"~ 'JlllJa..IC (714)..-t aa _ _...,.,,.,,....,. ~. ,_ ... a....... ...... lnl •~ feet tall, with dart brown hair. He wu wearing a blue striped railroad bat, dark blue ski jacket and dark trousers and gloves Near-crash Occurred Over Full Stadium SAN DIEGO <AP> -An airliner with 133 aboard barely missed colliding with a small plane over sold-0ut San Diego Stadium as the Chargers and Pltt.aburgh Steelers played foot· ball Swiday, Pacific Southwest Airlines said today "When our pilot took evuive action, the 727 was about 8,200 feet directly above San Diego Stadium." said PSA spokesman Skip Myera. The jetliner was preparing to land oo Flight 430 from San Francisco, Myers said. But pilot Bill Jolly saw "a Mooney-type small airplane · and made an abrupt left tum, missing it by about 300 feet, Myera said. At the time, 51,910 were in the stands watchina a National Football Leaeue 1ame that bad been sold out since early ln the season. The Federal Aviation Ad· mlnl1tration aaid the other pilot never reported the incident. The marebera were under heavy pollce protection, and about a doien other dem· onstrators, urf(int strong U.S. action a&aiost Iran, 1athered nearby Police kept the two sides apart. Frank F Jackalone, chairman of the U.S Student Association and an organizer of the march, said the demonstration's aim was "to cut down the current level of hostility on campuses" between Iranian and U.S. stu- dents. Government lawyers arlUed against allowin1 the protest to take place on federal proprty, arguina that any violence to Ira- nian demonstrators here could provoke the militants in Tehran into harming their hostages. The State Department said If such violence occurred In front of the White House. the danger would be even greater. That view was upheld in a ruJ. Ing Monday by a lhree-jud1e panel of the U S. Court of Ap- pea ls here that barred the marchers from gathering in Lafayette Park, across from the White House. The students were represented by the American Civil Liberties Union. The appeals court ruling came three daya alter a lower court, in an emer1ency order, Hid the d.J'monatratlon could be held in the park F,....PflfleAI JOB AT HEW ..• -Ttf'ING A TWO.SENTENCE MEMO four time1 -ualn1 frab Mil ol carbon each time -because a public affairs uaiatut wunot1.U1ftedwltbthe"wtbeUc"merit.aofthememo. -Watchlna a career buruucrat earnina more than *25,000 an- nuall1 com1q in periodlcally at ll a.m., 1"kinl of alcohol. The 'llmes Hid that wttb an UDual budtet ol '200 bllllOD, HEW. 1penda moN each year than all but • handful of ln· dustl't.llbed utlonl. That la $1,000 ln tuea annually from eveey man, woman mnd eblld 1n America. . . . •t; MVE& OtJTLINED THE TYPICAL day in tMr life u an HEW wort.Ii': t a.m; A..,. T -Can:ae to work ln the Federal Bulld.lnl, read newspaper and book for two houri/ 10 a.m. -Tri>ed 'envtlope *1dreu. 10: 12 Lm. -PbotOcopled repe>tt. 10:218 a.m. -Malled two ietten. 10:411 a.m. -Placed phone call to Vermont for bou. 11:21 a.m. -Tned reviled Job deacrtption. 11:• Lm.-.Win& to luaeb. Noan :.... lletumed from lunch, tnmfemld pboM call, tbm nadbecauaeot~n•todo. 2:11,p..m. -l)'ptd travel vouch«. a:ap.m. -PUMd out mall tor tour bureaucratl . .I:• p.m. -PUied out more mall to four bu.Naueratl, tbm na4 btclllM w llOWa_..to ... • •:•!m. -Wem hosne. • H• m .11 a day. Plfurte abow m ~ iD tbe Kana• tJ lf:w atnc. earn mor• SUMO a year and 40 t.ar11 pe,180 or man. a_,,.a.uzed Darryl F Zanuck. 77 . a ma JOr f 1gure at 20th Century Fox Stud.Jos for almost 40 years and one of the last great movie moguls. 1s re ported in salt~fttctory cond.J t1on al a Palm Springs hospital with pneumonia • p,.....p~AJ DISCO •.. homeowners had not been notified pnor to the /\uguht ap. proval of the dance club "The lack of compassion on the part of the city is appalling." said John Bolinger. "Thia whole affair bu been an ex.hlbitioo an incompetence and It mates me HI." Other re1ldent.a promised to boycott the new abot>J>inl center ud uld tbe7 mllbl tab the mattel' to eomt. Councilwoman Ruth Balley, tbe only member to vote apinst upholding the approval, chasliaed her collea1ues for not suck.in& up for the resident.a. "This wouldn't be the first time an attorney was wrong,·· she commented on Mrs Hut- ton's legal advice. Disco owner Ron Evans. who tried and failed to get a tem· porary restraining order against the city this week. did not speak al Monday's council session IR.AN ••• mllltaa tD release ury blacb or wo en amon1 tbe 12 Am.tc.D host.aces who .. ..,. not 1p6a •• He aa1d blackl were opPftUICI in tbe United .._ and that llo1lem1 treated womm ldndly. ~ Deputment otnetu tn W aslUutal 1ald they did not know wliy the militant.a kept two other women and one black man in cuatody. The U.S. amba11ador to France, Arthur A. Hartman. uld tbe 1lx men and four women f....S today "&ooked 1n lood ahape, eonsiderlo1 what they have beeo lhrou1h · Hartman met them at Orly Airport In Par11, wbere the boata1• boarded an Air Force hospital plae that carried them to Frankfurt F.rench secunty off1c1als said an Iran Air Jet car rying the 10 from Tehran landed at Orly Wltb one engine smok mg Also al Orly .was Ann McKeown, a former 'lecreury to the U .S ambassador in Tehran. who ldt abortly before Lbe a.te&e began Ma. McKeown. f1dWnc bark tears, saw old friends a m ong the released boat.ages and said the y looked r t- markably well The thrtt fr~ Monday were reported In good mental and physical cond1t1on The Carter admin1strallon re- newed 11.s demand for the re lease of all the hosta~e., and sa.id 1r Khomeini carried out h1f> threat to put some of them on trial u spies. 1t would be et . ·rurther nagrant v1olat1on or mtemallooal law ctf> well as a v1ola1JOo of ··elementary hwnan ngbt.a. · Joim Campaign NEW YORK <AP> -One ot the oil industry's most out· spoken defeoden 1s takmc a leave of absence from Mobil Corp to JOtn the pres1dentJaJ camp&Jgn of Sen Edward M Kennedy, one of the tnduatry's moat outspoken crttJcs. Herbert Schmertz. vice president for public affairs at Mobil . will spend 1ux weelu settrng up the Massachusetts Democrat's ad vert111ng program. ( Give her our best. In H brat yeUow gol~_: A. $250. 8. $300. C. ~. 0 . $400. E. $3~. P. St,~. G. $.1,000. H. M.000. DetdJwLlt~ Anthony Blunt, former art adviser to Queen Elizabeth. tells a London press con- ference of his experiences as a Rus~1an spy m the 1930s 1 sec ston. Page A4) Sentences Handed Down LOS ANGELES <AP1 -Sen- tences of up to JS years in pnson havf' be-en handed down m two narrot1rs cases involving drug traff1 C'k1ng , t ax evasion rarketeenng and solic1tallon or murder. Jaime Alonto Arau1o·Av1la . 32 was sentenred Monday by U S District Judge A Andrew Hauk to 3S years in prison, wtth a coocurrent ls-year sentence and flned 11 22 million on . char1es stemming from opera- uon of a narcotics network that netted more than $32 million ~tween 1W72 and 1979 Araujo Avila who pleaded CUllty In October to 10 counts ID a federal Indictment, was one of 'lax persons sentenced in ronnee. lion Wlth a nng that smuggled drutts from Mexico and dis· l rl buted them throughout the Uo1ted Stat.es. Asaaaunl U.S. Al· torney Robert Perrv said \ ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1979 N Fl FTEEN CENTS rt Delays Density Actio~ ~r' Threat Vowed - To Try 'Spi.es' TEHRAN, Iran (AP> - Ayatollah RuboUab Khomeinl declared today the remainiq • American bosuaea in the oc· cupied U.S, Embassy here will * * * Iranians ·To Stoke f Cold War?· TEHRAN, Iran tAP> -Iran's central bank' has recommended that the revolutionary Islamic regime es~alate its economic cold war with the United States by no longer accepting U.S. dollars in payment for oil on the world market. the official Pars news agency reported today. President Carter has ordered an embargo on U.S. imports of Iranian 011 because Islamic mili tants took over the U.S. Em· t bassy• in Tehran and were hold r ing its employees boat.age. , Before the cut-off, Iranian onl accounted for 10 percent of u.s.J • oil imports, or about 3.5 percent ol the oil used in the United States P.a. (8IOtlne an unidt:1nttfied source in lru'• Mellt Bank. said Jr a a'• reyolvtioaary CounciJ would consider the bank's ~· ommendat4on to accept only Germaa mitb and Swt.u fnmca for .oil aales, but did not set a 1 date for a declston. I The source also said Iran's dollar holdings amounted to $1.3 billion in U.S banks in the Unit- ed States and between $4 billion and SS billion in American banks outside the United States r Carter ordered those assets frozen when Iran announced it would withdtaw all ats funds from U.S. banks Thursday Iranian Foreign Af f airs supervisor Abolhassan Bani Sadr said bas government had stopped accepting dollars for oil as of Nov. 13. But Oil Minister All Akbar Momfar the same day denied Bani Sadr's statement l Wast YMCA Set,s Classes Signups for a variety of adult and youth classes that begin Monday are available this week at the Orange Coast YMCA, 2300 U niversity Drive, Newport Beach. Adult classes that will run Monday through Dec. 26 are ski fitness, yoga, martial arts, jauerci.se, swimming and scuba lessons. Youth classes include am· r outica, movement education, r swimmtaa, rock climbina and participation in a sports club. Jn. formation is available at 842-9990. ' ' be tried as spies U the United States does not return the ousted shah lo Iran. "The hostages wlll remam in the nest of spies and after that President Carter wl II un· deratand what a mistake he has made." said a statement by Khomemt broadcast by Tehran radio. Hundreds of thousands of Ira· nians prepared to march m the capital and other major c1Ues to mark the turn of the 15th Islamic century on Wednesday. The marches are expected to turn into the biggest anti· American demonstrations since the start of the occupallon of the embassy Nov 4. Khomeini 's statement ap- peared lo be tougher than bis earlier declaration the hostages ·'should be ... tried and punashed •· Hours earlier, the militants re- leased 10 more Americans who were flown to Europe. Before they left Tehran. one of them said the remaanang hostages were "m greater danger than we were." ''Tr1als. are they not threats?" sa1d John Walsh, of Ogden, Utah, when asked to ex· plain the danger. The 10 joined three others an a U.S. Air Force hospital in West Germany, and State Depart· meat officials in Wubinaton seJd an of the 13 mleht be home before Thanksgiving The six black men and rour women released today were Clown to Fr,nkfurt, West Germany via Paris and driven to a U.S. Air Force hospital in nearby Wiesbaden for medical examanations and questioning by U.S. officials They had an emotional reun- ion with two black Marines and another woman hostage Creed Monday and also being treated at the Air Force ijospital an Wiesbaden The 13 were freed on orders from Khome ini, who told the militants to release any blacks or women among the 62 American hosta~es who "were not soies... He said blacks were oppressed m the Uruted States and that Mos lems treated women kindly. State Department officials in Washington said they dad not know why the militants kept two other women and one black man in custody. The U.S. ambassador lo France, Arthur A. Hartman, said the six men and lour women freed today "looked in good shape, considering what they have been through." Hartman met them at Orly Airport in Paris, where the hostages boarded an Air Force hospital plane that carried them to Frankfurt. French security officials said an Iran Air jet car· rytng the 10 from Tehran landed at Orly with one engine s mok· in1. A Jso 'at Otly was Ann McKeown, a former secretary to tbe U.S. ambassador ln Tehran, who left shortly before the aie1e began. Final Eseape Time Rum Out on Pooch SAN DIEGO <AP.> -aietney, n dog even the Callfomia lta&e appeali COUit tried to save, was put to death. Tho a.year-old German abepberd kept ~capine from bis owner, David Bieee. In two years. animal control omcera aa1d they bad to capture tbe frisky c20a 10 timei. Virilala Urban of San Joee offered to letCIMlney live CID laer UD'ee-acre ranch at Mor1an mu. But the Santa Clara County.animal cootrol office said her six· foot f enee was too abort. • Tb8 aart County Humane SoctetJ m Lu Ve1aa repo~ Offered to offer him for adoption. B'ut the oil er w• never verified dUriD1 a •ta)' ot execution 1ranad bJ SUpe.r!or COurt Judae Elisabeth N. Zllmwd M4 ~ bJ tbie~ court. Biil ~ Daa111. rai~ a-ney wu pven IM fml ._ Of IOCl.lt.lidf'...._ barbital Moncta¥ 8161: O.ly ,, .. ,_.., o.r-r - IT'S A BREEZE The wands ~ere brisk at Niguel Beach County Park Monday and Terry Cook soared aJoft on h1 5 hang gilder Thl' air r urrento; off the orean lift· Pd him almost \'t-rt1cC:1ll} ct~ his fnend Lee ~ll't~on v. <.1tl'hl•d 'l'ht·,:. re from Lake Tahoe Gulf Oil Holocaust Averted Ftreflpten from two cities conversed on tbe Gulf Oil Co. tank farm in Huntington Beacb this montia, to douse a blue that erupted as workers were welding new pipes at tbe facility. Nine units from the Hunt· ington Beach and Fountain Valley fare departments con· trolled the fire in about 10 minutes. The blue sent black smoke billowtng over the city The smoke was v1sible for miles The lanJc farm is at Ha011Jton and Newland Street, not far from the Southern Californrn Edison Co. power plant at Newland and Pac1f1c ~ast lhghway A spokesman for Gulf 011 said a large lanJc about 50 feet from where the fire started was JU.'>t rilled with 130,000 barrels of crude 011. ' Firemen said damage was >Light. There were no inJunes. OM Warship Yields Booty SAVANNAH, Ga. <API Divers have pulled 10 high explosive shells, a leg shackle and what appears to be the bot tom of a wbtskey bottle from the sunken Confederate warship CSS Georgia. The artifacts were recovered by the Army Corps of Engineers, wtuch is studying the possibility of raising the wrecked ironclad. A potenllal buard lo navigation, the 10-gun, t.»foot warship lies ln 30 feet of water in the Savannah River sblppinc channel, about two miles downstream from the city. It was scuttled when Union Gen. William T. Sherman's army captured Savannah 10 186'. Wind Gusts Wane; Mild Holiday Seen Winds that at times gusted up to 25 nules per hour Monday aJon1 parts of tbe Orange Coaal were dylaf do1nl today and weather forttasten predicted a mlld, swmy Thankse1vang holl· day Tbunday. Early morning temperatures dipped mto the low 40s at coast.al s pots today Wmds blowing off the desert provided clear vistas an many areas. A brown haze that hung over the Los Angeles basin this mom mg was being blown out to sea A spokesman for the South Coast Air Quality management Oas· tncl said the haze as caused by oxides of nitrogen. nearly 80 per ce nt of 1t coming from automobiles Foreeasts for Thursday calJ • for b1gh temperatures along the coast near 68 and inland Orangl· County near 75 Lows Thursday mornmg will be in the 40s. Wands gustang at 25 mph No Injuries capsized a 19 Coot sailboat tv.o males off the entrance to Dana Point Harbor at 1 p.m. Mooday Dave Md Heleft Rot.bc:IUJd oC Tustin were chilled by the S4· degree water but were uninJured and manaced to cling to the side of tbelr boat until Harbor Patrol depulles Ed Ltltlewort and f'red Thomas cam(• to tht• rescue. a Harbor Patrol spokesman said. The boat was towed to the harbor Small c.'rart warn1nRs were posted throughout the day Mon- day all along the Orange Coast but were llfted by early everung, 0Chc1als said Temperatures '4ert> expectt'd to be an the high 60s m coastal c1t1es today wtth lov. s torught forttast I.ft the 40s and m1d ·30s m extreme inland valleys The air quality through Thank.sgivt.ng as forecast as good walh the pollutant standard Ill· dex forecast for 05 Attack Disrupts Santa Ana Xalk r A Santa Ana man was arrest ed on charges or assault and bat· lery Monday rught when he al legedly pushed and shoved Rep Jerry Patterson. 0-Santa Ana. during an open forum discUSSJon at Saddleback Huth School. Patterson WU not injured. Police s81d Harry D. Hunt, S8, was arrested al 8: 17 p.m. alter he ran up to the stage where Patterson stood and be1an pushing the congressman back against the wall with bis hands and chest. A Santa Ana police In· vest1gator stationed an the au daence rushed forward to ap prebend Hunt, who police said has a history or disrupting public meetings Witnesses smd Hunt became argumentative. then enraged, dur1n1 a discussion or the Panama Canal. Police said Hunt ' was clutching a brochure about ''God's rl1hts and people's rights." Pattel'IOO wu speaking at the high school. 2801 S. Flower St .. before about 100 persons at an open forum town hall-type meet· ine. 1'fajor l•pact Espected Sakioka Project Backed BJ JACIUS llYllAN °' .. ....,,... ..... A deftlopment that could add JO ~ man Jobe and J to s ~ more people to ea.ta Men: an tbl 1'5-acre Saklota Farms IJl'OPftrtJ wu appl'Oftd lD 1enera1 terml llotlda, by the Costa ... 0'1 CouDcll. Fol~ two boun ot dlJ. cuHlon, member• apprond amtnClmtnt1 to tbe clt1'1 1enera1 l>lan tbat will permit Ro1alt Dtvt19Pm11't to build about 1.IOO c:Oadoa:lbihtlDI and I.ZS mllllan lqu.nt I ol eom· mtrdaJ amt lndultriat •P~ on die DOlth Cdltl ... =tJ adJ to Coat No members of the 1eneral pubUc attended that final por. tioD of Monday's council ~ lnJ, wblcb ended at 11 p.m. Tbe only people present were ctty offtciall, represeotatlv. of tbe project, newspaper re- porters, a representative of South Coaat Piasa and a policeman. Tb• meet1D8 had been pre· ceded by aeveral Clly CoancU 1tud7 Mttlona durlnf rteetst weeks OD the ptoJec , wblcb compm. about L5 percat ol the clt)-'1 land area. The deftloPiD t la U&*t*f to taa ftw ID •ven yean to complete. 0Wcl1l1 aaJd, but plannlnl for tbe f1nt phaae ..tl•· cent to "South Coat ftlua 'n>wn Center baa aJ.ructy be,un. Plaaned far tbat western pm of the PfOPel11 are olflce build· in11 and a mid-rite, pouJbly four-atorJ. coadominlum bWld· ma. Rou1bl7 T4 acrea at an avenae deDitt;J '11 20 dweUhui units I*" acre will be pe_riDttt.eCI under t.bt ~ al plu dellO•· Uoiil :=.11oodv. All SO Uni WU Mt ulde b' commt'l'dal and Oftlco park ~ wtt.b IO ICN9 for In· duatrlal t7pe u1e1. Tbe rt· m&lJldir Ol the propertJ WW be ued Cot ltre8tl and'o-n IPJC"e, Further Studies Mandated Aereein1 it should bear further testimony, the Newport Beach City Council postponed action Monday on propo8ed re· ductJooa ln the amount of dens•· ty that eventually will be al· lowed on the last pieces of va· cant land in the city Council members beard more than three hours of testunooy Monday on the proposed changes an the city's general plan. but said they would take up the matter agarn at their Nov 26 meet.10g The city's planning com - m1ss1on has recommended the city approve the general plan amendment an an effort to ease traffic congestion. The lrvme Co . which owns land at 14 of lb.e 16 sates that would be affected by the amend ment. voiced strongest oppos1- t1on to the proQOsal Monday Robert Shelton, vice president for .:ovt•mment relations for tht• lrvint' C.-0 told rounul mE'mbers h1'> comp•JOY 1s unwilling lo talk seriousl y about contnbu t10nc, to road 1mµrovemenL'> un- lt''>s t.herc can bt• a redsonablf' agrt'ement on land use'> · lit> said tht• ccrunul should look to pn .. at<' funding to aad road bualdmg, but that limiting dens1 t ~ under thl~ pmp()sed amend ml•nl would l'Ul off -;uch aid "ht'lton al-;n '>uggec;ted that ...,t·v.port B.•ach consider JOUllJlJ! or forming an alliance with neaghbonng <·1taes. notmg that an alliance between Costa Mesa. Irvine dJld Santa Ana has asstSt ed road fWldmg an those cities Couhc1lman Paul Hummel ac <'U'>ed the lrvme Co of "dan ghng the carrot an front of tht' rabbit. We arc the rabbit and what )OU are saying 1s allow us JU'>t a little bit more. · Hummel said "You're !taying you'll con t n bute 1( vou can '>l"e ovt•r lhl' honrnn Hut wen· talkanJ? ht'n· about µh..ts1ng. thats v.hat 1t" all about .. We already hJ\'C created our own traffic 1am mdepcnrtent of those out-.1dt:, · Hummel said ·we <tht> rounc1l and lht: lrvmt C'o I don t communicate " Shelton agt~ mutual con 'l'nt a nd n1mm1tmcnt art• nt.•t.>ded." TRASH PICKUP 1VBEDEUYED Trash pickups will be delayed one day this week in Newport Beach. Pi c kups r egu larly scheduled for Thursday c Thanksg1vang Day I will be made FMday and those regularly scheduled fo'n · day will be made Satur· day. according to off1c1als for the city's general services department. Coast Weather Fair and sunny through Wednesday. Lows tonaght are expected to hold in the 40s at the beaches, drop.: pang down to the m1d·30s inland. Highs Wednesday will be 68 alone the coast and 75 inland. INSIDE TODAY He 1DG1 Phi Bfto )Cappo, had Q Tl'WUfn''I tkgrH Ht dh7inat11 and '°°' about to ffnWI mldicGl tchool ioha lw IOCU bUaf in Q "~II to I~ Klan" raU11 SH "Mand an TMrmoU," Page ~11. • ,, • . .... '""'""'l'r..11 •• ~. ... • ·,.r)' efftdlft wtapon In our economle te· tourctt amana W'bl$' 1 eutloo * * . * 50Mar~h . For Cahii In Iran WASHINGTON (AP> A 1mall IJ"OUP ot Americans and Ira.Diam, barred by a court from 1athertnc ln front of the White Houae, marched todaJ ln a P~ ce11loo aeekinl a peaceful end to the Iranian eris.la. Some 50 marchen, about equally divided between Ira· nian1 and Americans, gathered ln McPherson Square two blocks from the While House before beadln& for the Iranian Em- ba11y, where they were to pre· sent a petition calllnc for a peaceful settlement. Readied tar Takeoff Many of the Iranlan1, however, told reporters they llrOD&lY 1upported tbe t.ak:iDI ol American hostages at the U.S. Em bauy ln Ttbran. They claimed the Ame~can people do n ot understand the reasons behind the 17-day siege Other Iranians said they strongly opposed the seizure. Pat ~~es works on a giant luna moth at Macy's Parade Studio IJl Hoboken, N.J., in preparation for the depart- ment store's annual Thanksgiving parade. The moth and other ~lorfuJ floats will travel down Fifth A venue in New York City T~ursday and will be televised by NBC. Chan- nel 4, beginning at 8 a.m. "We are trying to show the American people lhat we are c1v1lued," said a 40-year-old woman who said she has lived 1n the Uruted States 22 years. One Jraruan, who aaked to be identified only as Mohseo, said the seizure of the embassy was directed against the U.S. gov emment, not the American peo- ple. M~~' Passenger ~ "We are asking the Amer1cans to support us and not the American government," he said. Die in Air Crash The marchers were under heavy police protection, and about a dozen other dem- onstrators, ur11Dg strona U.S. action aaalnat Iran, 1athered nearby. Police kept the two sides apart. A 29-year-old Costa Mesa pilot and a puaen1er ••r• ttlled Jif OCtdaJ when their •mill Jet Hl"JO plane cnabed and burned during a snow1torm ln Colorado, but officials said the co.pilot Sur· vived. Dead are pilot John A Schirmer, of 2378 Westminster Ave ., Costa Me1a, and passenger Mary W. Bowen, 21, ofAlbuquerque,N.M. Co-pilot Clinton Fereday, 22, of Palm Springs, was listed in serious condition today at Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, Colo. The crash occurred near Cas- tle Rock, which la Juat off U.S. 2S between Denver and Colorado Sprinp. The Douglas County Coroner's office said Schirmer dled at the hospital of a skull fracture and multiple internal injuries. A spokeaman for NaUonal Jet Industries al John Wayne Airport said Schirmer, who had worked u a NaUonal pilot for two years. wa1 pl10Un1 a chartered car10 fllabt to Arapahoe Countyz Colo .• when the crub occurrea. Refugees Get Aid BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - A special ablpment of relief aup- pliea for Cambodian refu1eea, arranaed by first lady Roaalynn Carter, wu fiown into Baopot early today, a U.S. Embassy spokesman sald. The shipment included a water purification unit, water stora1e tanb, plutic sheet.a, tarta and mecllcal 1u:p- plle1. N DAILY PILOT n.o.-c...11111t1¥ ........... _,,_ ........ ........_. ..... ,_ ..... Or_ c .... ,.......~ . ...., ... --..,.. ....,.._-. ......... ~ .... , .. c..c. .... ..._. ........ ~ ... hi ..... ..... v .. ..,,l,,..,~ ... IV ...... C-,A ......................... _.._..."_ .......... ,,,.,,.... ................. Itel. _, .. , .... c--...c.o ...... .-.... -=.:.==--···°"" Viet,,....,. ................. .,..... ..... .... "="·~==- He said Schirmer leaves his mother, Dorothy McMUJen of Fullertoa, and h1I father. Qua Schirmer, of Denver, Colo. HEW a Soft Life, Reporter Declares KANSAS Cl'UY, Mo. (AP> -When Esther Bauer reported to wort daily as a recepUonlst at tbe Department of Health, Educa· tion and Mlfare, she often read books or newspapers because she had no work to do, according to a copyri1hted story in the Kansas City Times. Other times, she said, she and the other 6,000 employees who handle 397 programs in the Kansas City omce were inundated by paperwork -not just for Uncle Sam, but for HEW workers who turned to secretaries to handle pen;onal or outside busmess cor· respondence. BEW SPOKESlllAN STEVEN GLORl080 said the department would not comment at lenllh on the articles appearing ln the aewspaper until next Monday at a news conference by regional director Tbomu I. Hi1Jina. Two more articles are to be publiabed this week by Ma. Bauer, a reporter oa the Times staff who took the job with HEW as a newt assiomient. Glorioso said the first article Monday dealt with "distortions and innuendos" and accused the Times of "usiet.bicaJ conduct" in placing Ms. Bauer in the Job. In April, Ma. Buaer, an employee new to the Times, took Civil Service tests and landed a job with the Kansas City HEW office - the center for a four.state operation. ln the next three mootba abe said her role included: -A'ITENDING SECRETARIAL SEMINARS lasting from three to eight hours on bow to fill out forms correctly, including a form oo permission to attend trainina counea which takes ei&ht houri tralnlna to learn; -'l')tpiq letten and runnlq photocopies, on a 1ovemmeol machine, for the private bualneu of an HEW executive; -Typiq a reply from an HEW career bureaucrat to a Terre Haute, Ind. mail order record club that bad ient her a dun for an overdue payment; -'l'>'P1bl • letter from Glorioso to a bank president, pluatnl for a job for Gloria.o's brother; --TYPING A TWO·SENTBNCE MEMO four times -ualn1 fresh let.a ol carbon each time -bec:auae a public affairs ualatant was notaatiafied with the • • aeathetic' · merit.a of the memo . -Watching a career bureaucrat earntn1 more than 125,000 an- nually com.inc ln periodically at 11 a .m., reekin1 of alcohol . The nmes said that with an annual bud1et of s:zoo billion HEW apenda more each year than all but a handful or m: dU1trtallzed naticml. That 1a $1.000 lD tuet annually from "'81'7 man, womu and ehlld lD America. 118. BAVER OVTLINl!D THE TYPICAL day In her life as an REW worker: 8 a.m, Aq. 1 -Came to work in tbe Federal Bulldlq, read newspaper and book tor two houri. 10 a.m. -Tned entelope addreu. .. -. ""10:12 a.m. -.:.·l'bOtOeopled report. 10:28 a.m. -Millled two letten. 10:48 a.m. -Placed phone call to Vermont lor boa. 11:23 a.m. -Typed revtHd Job deacrlptloa. ll:ao a.m. -Went to lunch. NOON -•rnJPl:D l'aOM lunch, trauferred phone calt then rad becauM Of~ to do. 2:15 p.m. -Ttped uavel voucher. t:• p.m. -Paned out liWl for four bunaUctrata. l:IO p.m. -P...ed oUt more mall to four bureaucnta, tbm ru4 t.c1 .. bad nOthlQI to do. 4:10p.1D.-Went bo~;· ·: It H•:iob llilCtlll.ie a',daJ, PllUNI lbow J22 emploJ ... lD tbe .. ~ Qt.J llEW Oftle9 tana mon tUn ~I year ud 40 Ul"D .-oraaore. ---·-· ' B_,..,•Hzed Darryl F. Z'1tuck, 77. a ma- jor figure at ?0th Century Fox Studios for almost 40 years and one of the last great movie moguls, is re· ported in satisfactory condl- t ion at a Palm Springs hospital With pneumonia Wife Told School Trustee In Danger The wife of newly elected school board trustee Gordon Getchel received a telephone threat Monday night from a man who said her husband would be killed unless a $5,000 ransom were paid, Irvine pohce said Getchel, elected t4 the Irvtne Unified School Di.atnct board in the Nov. 6 election. waa at work Mon day nilht and not 1n any da~r. police aaid. Susanne Get.cbel rec:el ved the call at about 10 45 p m She told officers the caller had a "deep soft voice ... The man told her· "I ve lad· napped Gordon aod unless you get $5,000, he's dead." The caller then hun1 up, she said. . Mrs. Getchel said she im mediately called her husband at work in Santa Ana and dis· covered he was all right. A llmllar but more odUii1i propoaal b=dl-Arabla'• ltroaltDD, Pline. Jabd lbn Abdelaw, urctd a *'I· term lblOy OI the Anb ...,_ eeotlOmlc ltl'eDlth to further tho Arab caw.. . Program Pep Talk No Help What do Dana Hiila Hl1b School senior claaa students think ~ state testa Ii•• to tbem in the put two years? "They t.binJt it's a Joke," laid Phillip Gflanon, Capistrano Unified School Di.atrtct uai.atant superlntendeat, Moocby. Even tbouah Dana Hilla High ool students have a repute. n for beln1 lb~ amarteat 115 io the district, Grignon told school board members the younpters juat don't ta9re the' annual California Aaaeasment DewbW Liie Pro1ram testa seriously. A th Bl Dau HUia ~cbool prtnclpal n ony unt. former art James Krembu aa1d l2t.h irade adviser to Queen Ebzabeth. students takin1 the tests lut tells a London press con- year were given a "pep talk" ference of his experiences as but it appareot.Jy did not help a Russian spy in the l~ "We'll tuive to take a different <see story, Page A4> approach Uus year." he said Dana Hilla students have the highest Scholuttc Aplttude Test scores 1n the di strict These scores determine 1( they wlll get into the college of their choice Lagunan Robbed, Superintendent Jerry Thornsley said the students know how test scores are used M I l d "They know th(' lstate test) 0 eS e scores are not for 1od1v1dual stu- dents.· ht> said. Burglar Gets Costly Watch A $3,000 wrist watch lWU re- ported taken during a break in at the Newport Beach home ol Peter Mealned. The item was t.a:ken aloa1 with a pocket watch valued at Sl.000. a wrut watch valued at 12.SOO and another wnst watch valued at $SOO A s1n2le·cut diamond nng. valued at $400, was a.lao taken. police said The burglars apparently en· lered the house at 2215 Pacific Drive during the weekend by prying open a side garage door a nd ransa cked the houae, Messuled told police Give her our best. A Laguna Beach woman was molested and her body smeared with yogurt mside a Laguna business Monday night by an as· 'la1lant who later fled w1lh $800 in cash Police said the victim had locked up at about 9:30 p.m. and was returruni home with her eoo when abe remembered 1be bad forgotten the receipts. Sbe rauraed to tbe darkened bulldiq md left her eon in tbe car as lbe opeeed the baildlne and went to a rear room to retneve the cash The suspect entered and con- fronted her, simulating a weapon and threateruni to luU her If she did not cooperate. The man smeared yogurt oo the woman's body and attempt· ed lo rape her before abandon- ing the effort and fleeing with $800 in a money bat(. In 14 karat yellow gold: A. $250. 8. $300. C. $500. D. MOO. E. $315. F.$1,950. G.$3,<m. H.$4,000 . (f. ' • --------------- Mysteq~--· a1 oa.oa aaOOKS raWDI' . . ................ AutborlUet 1ald today tbe"'. cauae ot a bHd-oG ~llliao on .. : the abouJder at tbe Santa Anj, #I Freeway lJ\ Anaheim that ldllel ~ two motorcyclilU Sunday la •tilt , a "t.otal mystery " • The two men, Arthur R Talbot, 22, of Fullerton, and' Duane PeloquiD, 19, of Ontario, were frimdl UMI bad been aeeo tosetber earlier that nl&ht. blpway patl'olmen reported. But a.either highway ON Ct.UR DAY• YOU CAN -TWO PIERI AND HARBOR EN'TWANCe FROM DATE STAND NEAR CRYSTAL COVE 500 nwn camera Len• tt.apa P1ck Out Newport Harbor Jetty. Balboa and Newport .,..,. pat!'olmen DOT' coroner's dep- pllee can explain why. m Sun- day ·s early morn1n1 boura, Talbot had turned around bit. Honda motorcycle and wu driv ing the wrong way on the ~ bound treeway·s shoulder. '&ansit lane Eyed For County Ora.nae County Tranalt l>la· tract dlrectora wtll begin negotiatiool t.o buy a 6.5-mile strip of land tbey plan t.o convert to a special transl l 1 ane ll.nk.ing South Orange County and Los Angeles. Directors have set aside $9.8 million to buy the 100-foot wide portion of the old Pacific Elec· tric right-0f-way between Santa Ana and Stanton. Buying the land will be the district's "first concrete step" toward providing a mau transit corridor from Orange County to the Lo6 Angeles business dis· trict, OCTD chairman Ralph Clark said. "Now tt's lime to gel lo work," be added. Los Angeles and Orange Coun- ty transit officials ha ve cooperated ln efforts to plan a trault corridor that would run parallel to the Santa Fe RaHroad tracks from San Clemente to Santa Ana. From Sant.a Ana the lane in· tended exclusively for mass transportation vehicles would connect into the center divider tranait lane planned for tbe Cea· tury Freeway, aa well u the proposed transit way for the HarbOf'~. Bllt OCTD Clfftdala ft.rat mUlt didter Wlth the SOU&he'nl Padftc Tramoon.atlon Co., owner of the e.s mile stretch or right-Of-way, over the purchase price. The Pacific Electric Railway durtn1 Its heyday ln the mid·1920s operated 6,000 trains dally and In 1924 bit tu peak an- nual riden~e of l~_!llilllon. Pacific Electric operated 1-eg- u I a r service between Los Angeles and Santa Ana begin- ning in UIOS and discontinued 1l in 1950. The last electric trolley. which operated in Los Angeles, ceased runrung in 1963. * .. * OCTD Hires Inspector ForBmes Orange County~ Dis- trict direct.on agreed Monday to pay a contractor $43,000 to make sure the district's $24 million worth or new buaes are built properly. Direct.on took the action to ensure that the 175 buaes on or- der at General Moton Corpora- tion's Mtchlcan plant are built exactly lo apeclfications, an OCTD spokesman said. ·'There are only two bus (manufac:turini> companies in the nation and we bave bad prob-. lem1 wltb tlaem not foUowilll spedflcaUooa iD tbe put," the apokeaman tald. Transit d1ttrict dlnetort _.,. pointed ATE llana1ement, Inc., t.o tbe lnloectioa tuk, rather tban .. nd a Hlarled OCTD employee to Mlcbltan to monitor tbe Ulelllbl1ofthe175 new tu.. olftdala tald. ATE .Uailttid It would tak• over llS houri to ln1Pl9d eadl .O-foot bat. at a COit ol t:MI per bus. Tbe buln tbemMlHs eo1t sm.ooo Uda. and Olftd&la a· peet thlm to be dellrirei LD llareh. ,..,... ,..... p.ldilfll IO per.c CilDt ol ..... of ~ Droidtaedml OD UM ftnt '71 .... kt .lnlpediGa ol tbe nmetnl~ 100 CNdMe !!U pjld for out trullt clitik\ Nllldl. Sex Flicks at Knott's Pat Nixon :May Host F1D1draiser Peloquin also was driving bls- motorcycle on the shoulder at the road near Euclid A venue. but an the riebt direction. Two motori.all who were driv· tnC in~ freeway's right lane at the ume of the 2:20 a.m. fatal accident saw the two motorcycles crash. but could ., provide no further clues. police said. Independence Hall Serves as Courtroom The Independence Hall at Knott 'a Berry Farm la once again serving as the courtroom for an Orange County Superior Court Judge studying 16 sexy films that are the target of an obsceruty lawsuit between Santa Ana and operators of a shopping center theater The city as seekmg a pre- hmanary inJuncllon that would force Jim and Art.le Mitchell of San Francisco to stop screerung the films at Mitchell Brothers theater located in Honer Plaz.a. The c urrent legal action represents the fourth ttme in three years the clty baa scone to court in an attempt to put the Mitcbellaoutofbusiness. Knoll's Independence Hall was ·selected as the acreening location by Judge Lester Van Tatenhove because it possesses the necessary equipment for proJecllon of the films Van Tatenbove has closed the screerungs to the general publJc. permitting only himself and at torneys involved m the case lo view the films The scr~nings are expected to continue through tomorrow. al wtucb ume 1l will be up to Van Talenhove to issue a ruhng. Among the films being vtewed are "My Erotic Fantasies." C.Olorado Covered Middle West Hit By Big Snowstorm BJ 11le AaMdated Presa An i.ntensllym, storm 1weep. in1 ltom the Rocky Mountains lnt.o the Pla1na dw;nped a foot of wet snow a1onc Colorado'• Front Range today, shuttin& acboob, airpOJta and bt.aahlMMI. • ~'111e N.Uoa.al Weather Service, watulnl tbat wind.a toni&bl could wblp snow Into a bliuard in eaatem Colorado, alao predicted blizzard conditions for parts of Ok lahoma , Kansas and Nebraska. A powerful snowstorm struck that part of Colorado ju.st three weeks ago. and two persons trapped in their car died. Colorado's hardest hit cities were Fort Collins, with 11 inches of snow, Deaver with sax inches and Colorado Spnngs with eight inches All Fort CollJns schools were closed, and many maJOr bwu- nesses told their employees to stay home. Airports were closed In Fort Collins. Boulder and Jefferson County, but Denver's Stapleton International Airport stayed open ·'They're coming and going. s lowly but surely," said Ted Davies of the Federal Aviation Admulistration about Stapleton. On Monday night, a small, twin-engine jet plane crashed during a snowstorm while in a landing approach pattern at an airport near Castle Rock, 37 miles south of Denver. Two peo- ple were killed and a third seriously Injured. authorities said. Schools also were closed in Jefferson County District. west of Denver; Ef Paso County School District 11. Colorado Springs' main district; and aome diatrlctaln~areu. J ackntred tractor trat1ers bloclled part of U.S. 285 north of Morrlloo earlier t.oclay, Ud dl8- rupted traffic t.empora.rtly on In· tent.ate 25 near Northglenn and on Int.erst.ate 70 east or Denver. In the mountain passes. snowfall was heavy. 14 to 16 inches at Estes Park. with drifts upto2feet. The snow also drew heavy snow and travelers advisories for much of the Rocky Mountain region. His Stomach Pepper Pot PAMPA, Texas AP> rt was more than an or· dtnary cue of heartburn "My stomach felt like a small campfire,·· Ronnie Farmer S8ld alter gulping 100 Jalapeno peppers, The 29-year-old plumber ate the peppers m a record 14 minutes and 19 seconds as 75 spectators watched. According to tbe GuJ.nness Book or World Records, the previous record was set by a Michigan man who ate 94 peppen in one hour and 51 minutes. "Would you believe I lost my appetite? .. be said. Posse ·Forms Cattle Stampede, Vanish ABU.ENE, Texu (AP> -A 20-mu poue bu been ordered to fan out over tb• brushy prairie north of town today to track about 300 reoe1ade cattle loll ill a atampede. About 100 tiead of cattle, poulbly •DOOked by wild dop, tbuodefecf tbrooib tbelt pena Monday at the Trtancle Caule Co. and 1alloped aJoftl a busy blpway wbef'9 pualna •ebldel stnack some of tbem, police uld. A truck drl•er and a palleDJer OD a but tuffered mLDor ln,1urtel, ind at leut 12 cattle ere killed on hiro. b!PwQS. ''. 8&$ troopen, almaJ eclDtrOl Oftlfft'I 8Dd ihittft"t 4MpUU• tn 1quad cara bel,.d cowboy• ftMaDd up ea«dl Ulit.U aboOt 10 p.m • ..,.., • l'11.Ut&le maDAlll" .Walt.er WQinDoa said between IOO ud llO bUd weN rouDded up Ud tbl rat atlU weN CID tbe JooMtoa&y. "We'N =about 20 COW· bo7I bitk tb• bruab and > puturee, but It'll take a week to 1atber them all up -ll we're lucky," be aaid. "We nlW'f ~ bunch of wUd do11 atampeoea the~." Wilemon uid. '''lbe)' &et t.o cbuln1 the cattle and havtna a lot of fun . The caUJe resent tt. It terrifies them and they'll atampede. Tbey broke down all the fences.'' He said be bu blred a rifleman t.o stand pant over tbe caWe all Digbt from now oa ln bopet at keepiq the wild clop away. Tb• ~peel anlmaJa spread out alclq • J.O.mJ.le ltntcb ot In· terstate 20 north of WI Wtlt THU dt7 after the atampede. Offtcera ln sq_ued cara 1uc· tetafGllY berded manr of them lntotnll . Bdb Warren, matottnuce 1upervbor for th state b1S)aw11 department, utd b1I er.wt cu· ried 11 dUd cattle --= betwMn IOO and 600 poundl -to the dump MOIWSa1 "Love Play" and "Sweet Wet Lips." One year ago, former Supenor Court Judge Richard Hamilton traveled to Independence Hall to view sex epics then involved m legal action He later ruJed Z7 films obscene. including .. Deep Throat" and "The Devil in Miss Jones" In court papers filed m COO· neclion with the current ~. the city contends that the theater operators are vlolaung a city ord.lnance banruog the showing or lewd films and lbal the theater is the site of pander· mg Auto Sought In Hit-run C.ase in Valley Fountain Valley peUce are searching ror a sllver. full-sue Dodse or Plymouth sedan. poeai bly carrytnc Texas licenae plates, they believe wa1 in- volved lD a blt·and·nm aeddent tn wblcb a Huntiqtoo Beech woman was hurt Fnday Detect.Ives aaid the vebicle. believed driven by a femaJe, was manufactured between 1972 and 1975. Brenda Lynn D~d1ke, 25. struck Friday on her mo-ped at the mtenectJoo o< Slater Avenue and Bu.shard ~· was report ed in good cond1uon today at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. Anyone with lnfonnat.Jon on the vehicle or driver, can call police at 963-9725 Salmon. medal11on of lobster. stone crab claws. blue point oysters ,and skewers of beef tenyalu are on the menu for a Sl.000-a couple Republican Par ty fundraiser brunch set for Sun day at the San Clemente ec;t.ate of former pre<,adent Richard Nixon Organluni of the noon to 3 p m brunch say they ar~ encouraged by Pat Nixon 's speedy recovery from her recent bout Wllh bronchial pneumorua .and bope she might · greet her guests Mr:. Nixon wa$ discharged from San Cleme nte General Hospital Monday after a six da) slay The Sunday rundraaser at the Nixon home has bt<en orgarur.ed by Robert l''luor Dr Arnold Beckman Julian V1rtut· and Robert F Bauer of tht' Republican Victory Fund to benefit the United Republican finance committee or Loi. Angeles and Orange counties Manny Harmon s orchestra wall provide the music for the seaside meal that will be catered by Larry Pedenen. \be club manaaer of Anaheim Stad.lum Or1an:Uen ol the event I.a.>' at la tbe lut the Nlxooa plan to hold pnor to their move to New York shortly after the first of the year The Nixon e-statt' once used d~ the Western White Houst> ha.' been sold lo a scroup or Oran~" County busmessmt-n Opponents Hit KANSAS CITY Mo 1 AP I California Gov Edmund G ··~erry" Brown Jr says pol.Jucal opponents an both parties are ··bankrupt" and .. lbe leaderstup or tht> past · · Both men were dead at the scene Authonties. baffled at the strange circumstances of the deaths. could only speculate on the events leadinl( up to the col- hs1on The two men did not appear to ~long to a bikers· gang. itnc1 own•d s tandard ve hicles. highway patrolmen said Both had helmets' with them at lbe tame of the crash. although it 1sn 't known 1f they were weanng them A coroner s deputy said autopsies revealed no overt evidence that one or both of the men had bt'en dnnking The re- ~ults or more detailed tox- 1cologicaJ tests won t be known for six to eight weeks One offi cer suggestt-d that Talbot maghl haH~ dropped something and was n·turnang the wrong way on th<• !>boulder of the road lo retrieve at Another said maybe Talbot had speeded by his fnend and had made a U turn on the shoulder of the road to allow the fnend to catch up The biibway patrol has as- signed an officer to Investigate lhe PUDllnc accident But, as one officer said , ·'There were oaly two people who really know what ftappened and lhey"re both dead · Tax Fifdit Wa~fl'd \\ASHINGTON CAPI After rrJt>Cta.ng two attempts to further '<Haken the .. wmdfall-prof1ts· tax. the St'nale 1s being urged to .,ub11t1 tutt• a ver-;1on, favored by ~ldent Caru•r . that v.ould double the rost to the 011 tn- dustry The amendment would Junk a $138 b1lhon tax ball and impose the S277 billion levy pa~st"d by the HouM· Storekeeper Laurie Brandmeyer is wearing a unique wool tweed V-neck pullover with a honeycomb stitch. Sweater i'> available in thrft earthtone shades and can be found in our department f-eaturing classic ladies' clothing. A store of utraordinary cl1tmrttr for mtn.boV't . 102& trvi~. N~ Beach. C..lifomi1. Ph~ 642-7061 ' • I Veteran Beoch·watchn Ccnn,.nmg WUh Fri.,.,S From fM Dttp mospbertc. He ls Oeorge "Peanuts" Larson Zimmerman, known on sight along the waterfront from Seal Beach to San Clemente. Peanuts bu a habit. developed over numerous aum· mera, of being up at the pre-dawn to check the swfline or our region. I'm not certain it means be gets up for dawn patrol He always seems to be up. But I dlsgress Peanuts reported at the early dawn Monday that from the southern sector of our coaslhne, you could vtew the to""1of Avalon on Santa Catahna Island TRJ8 MORNING, HE 1eportcd in again. This time he said the caslno, out on the point at Avalon, was sticking oul like a wh.Jte, 1JOre thumb. You could almost read the mar· quee for the casino movie house. , Now that's getting pretty clear. Should George call In again tomorrow. suggesting that be haa sighted San Clemente Island, then we'll know that our alr haa really gone unpolluted. Back In bygone years, there used to be a saying along our coast when you wanted lo tell somebody that the at· mosphere was really crystal YOU WOULD REMARK. "This morning I counted the goats on San Clemente Island." Alas, m recent years, with the invasjon of brown aerial ooze. we haven't been able to see the Clemente isle, much less count the goats thereon About the only parti• •bo've been goat-counting out there are U S Navy person.c; who have expressed certain interest 10 reducing the horned popuJat100 That aside, 1t would be good and pleasant 1f we could JOID the Navy m goal-counting From here, that 1!-i Arrest Delays Marine Trial SAN DIEGO lAP) The general court-martial or three Marine Corps drill instructors charged with abusing recruits was delayed four hours whlle one defendant sat In San Diego County jail for investigation or beating up a man in a park SJll Joseph Lopez of Fresnc was jailed Monday for lnvestiga· tlon of battery on a civilian In Balboa Park. After paying a $250 bond, Lopez was released. Investigators said Lopez was one of two men who sat down beside a man on a bench and punched him on the face and stomach. - British Sp1 -·Tells---Reason~-=- rH PVBUC UNMASKING of Blunt, who confessed to Brlllah aecunty .. rvicea in JIM tn return tor hn.munity frou> proseeutiOd, toucbed oft the worst •PY scandal in Brlla.ln 11nce Jury Ruling Could Force Ford Recall WASHINGTON tAP> -A Vlralnia Jury's verdict aeainst Ford Motor Co may increase the chance or lbe gover.tment ordering the largest automobile recall in hiJtory. The verdict Monday by lbe Fairfax County Jury was the hrst agA111Sl Ford 10 consumer lawault.a contending that the transauasiona or more than 9 million cars and trucks can JUmp from "park" lo "reverse,·· possibly tnJunng or ldlhng peo- ple m the way. CLARENCE DJTLOW, ex ec.-ut1ve dJrector or the Center for Auto Safety. a Washington· based consumer group, said the case. brought by Connie Bartholomew of Falls Church, Va . is the first to result in a court verdJct against Ford. He said Ford has reached out-of· court settlements with some other consumers who sued over the transm1ss1ons Mrs Bartholomew's attorney. Bernard Cohen, said the $50,000 verdict "clearly establishes the IN IDB 81'ATEMENT .. wtaicb waa cleared with the iovem· ment, the former art adviMr to Oueen Elizabeth II claimed be acted out or • 'pollllcal con· science " But later, alter ~m ing dialllualoned with the Soviet government. he kept sllent out of loyalty to Cne.nda, he aald Mrs. Thatcher told Parha· ment lut Thursday tbat BlWlt, m 1951, "uaed bu old coot.act with lbe Russian aotelU1ence service to ualat "' the arranee menta Cor the defection .. or Buraeaa and MacLean But Blunt sald only that be had bttn "i.n contact" with the Sovleu oo Burgess' behaJC "In the mid·l9309," sa1d the statement. "it affmeq to me and to many of my contemporanes that the Communist Party and RUAala constituted tht' only farm bulwark agamat ruc1sm. !>ln<'i' lh<' Wcstt'rn d<'mO('rac.-1es were lak1nfot an uncertain and com prom1s1ng atutudl' towards German) "I WAS PERSUADED by Guy Burgess that I c.-ould ~st serve the t•a USl' Of anti fascism by J01n1ng him in his work for thl' Russians," the statement coo llnued .. This was a cast' or nolit1cal constll'llc.'l' aJuun:-.l loyally to l'OUntry I c.-hose con science 1 e g a I precedent th at the "When later I reallied the true transmission ts unsafe · · facts about Russia, J was pre- Meanwhlle. Ford continued to vented from taking any act.loo deny any safety defect In the by personaJ loyalty· l could not vt•h ides Company lawyer denounce my Cncnds. ·the state· R1c.-hard II Lewis said. •·tn my ment went on \.ICW, tht• Jury s verdJct in thi· Rlunt said a!t«-r 1945, when he Rartholomew case was clearly left hie; JOb v.1th wartlmt• toun contrary to the weight of the tcrintelllgenc<' a nd r• sum<'d evidence and extremely ex· work as an an historian I <'f'Ss1 ve in light or th~) ceased to pass 1nrormat100 to minimal mJunes alleged/· the Russians. but Ul 1951 I was HE SAID THE evi'!:ce in contact v.1lh tht•m on twhalrof showed "that the trans 100 Burge~ I v.as myself prt..""-wd will not 'Jump out of park ct.tall · to go to Ru.%ia I refu.\cd. ·· the Based on the evidence. we w11J '!tatem~nl said file appropriate post tnal mo· lions to overturn the Jury's verdict ·· The National Highway Tralflc- Safety Administration 1s tn· vestlgiiting "on a priority ha.sis" many of Ford's 1970 1978 car and hght truc.-k models The mqwry generally concerns veh1cles Wllh six and eight cylinder engllles of 300 c·ub1c· inches or larger It's AU fl1'er Knoxville. Tenn. police escort Lows Posey, 27. from Knoxville BltSmess College Monday rught after he held pohce at bay for 11 hours while threatenmg to kill himself Posey. 27. wu on a 10-day pass from a state mental U1Slltut1on where he was committed for a similar escapade Sept. 27 Monopoly Champ Edges I 0-year-old N l:'.:'W YORK <AP 1 -When An~Plo Repolt• realized he couldn l eomt' up with SI 300 to1pay lht' rent on Park P lace. ht.· ~ot up from lht· table and ran .,obbmg to tht> men''> room Angelo w asn I only bankrupt. he had JUSl missed out on a chance to ~omt· the Uruted Stal1·s Monopoly cbampwn THE 10· YEAR-OLD Stat.en bland youth wheeled and dealed for nt>arly two hours with I.he four men 1.11 the compellt1on before losing b.ls bid to unseat defending champion Dana Terman, 23, of Wheat.on. Md Angelo s mother M artJ remained nearby throughout the com pet1twn to help with s uch problems ~ she could -IJke removing the green bubblt' gum that burst on ber son's face ANGELO BLEW BUBBLES t.hrou.&bout the match, staged In the plush Palace Restau.raat. All tbe coot.est.ant.a wore twcedoes, promptl.ng bystandel"5 to comment that the scene reminded them of a hagb·sta.kes baccaral game tn a Laa Ve1u culDo. By the end ol the match, all the utilWes were out ol onhr, oGly one rrulroad wu runn.101. and Angelo coot.rolled SL Chari. Place to remain Terman ~ only N!al compeUUon IT "AS A ROLL of thP dJN.' the spinrung or fortunes that finally sent lhe v.rolv~ to Angt'lo s door Angelo. tht' New York r"e'glonal champion. landed on TermaJ) ~ Park Plac.-e property and couldn't raise~ $1,.300 rent · He paJd out all hu money. conceded defeat and then, bud lowered. let bis bard.earned tears now. 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Or look at our OTHER CERTIACA TES-$100 m1n1mum. I -I years. rate• 6\.i% 8% auaranteed for fuJt term. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Oct more for the money you spend! $2~ in¥atcd Ln any or the above entitles you to membenhip In La111na fodcfar1 SAVERS CLUB ... with memben' discounts (listed in the free map.zinc. COMPASS•) at retail ahopl. thcatm . attrec:iionl.. rauuranu. hotds, cruilel. and t0un. plus bcntflll nationwtdc u lasted in ochtf SAVERS CLUB mapzina •1"'""' pm11h 1 rrq11/rr;/ fl" rr-wr " """"---' Thrift yields home ownmhlp . Madera County Joins Oppoaition MADE.RA (AP> -A reeolu· •all encourea• lnerea .. d Uoo oppotl I Oov. Brown'a aaaollne 9urcbaaea becau.ae t-rst11ant&tr~--1notor't*~ an up IJCJIW., p1u bu ... adopqd by on the at that matcbel the 1-lll Saturday. the Coan Supeniaora Auoclatloo ~allfond.a, W lJJ-~ stem eomU., caDed i Iranians Checked FBPSNO <AP> -Jmmlgratioo Senice officials interviewed, fin1erprlnted and pbotoerapbed about 170 Iranians at Fr8110 State without incident and CCJOtlnued the processing to- day. L4 Schools Plan Ban on Junk Food LOS ANGELE.5 (AP) -Can· dy, sweetened snacks and colas may all be banned from Loa Anseles city acbools next fall - if the school board can decide wbkb al tbe foods have to go. Board members agree that junk food is detrimental to stu· dents' health. But at Monday's meeting, members discovered that no one knew what junk fooda are available lo juruor high and high acbool cafeterias, vending machines and student stores. Another problem ls where to draw the line. Board President Roberta ' Weintraub. wbo sought im· mediate adoption or the junk food ban. said sbe would like to include white bread, whole milk and potato chips among the COD· traband it.ems, but she knew this proposal would meet with op- position. In what amounted to a vote in principle ag81D5t junk food, the board decided 6 to Oto refer the issue to c<fmmittee to detenrune what items should be prohibited. in which schools and bow lost revenue should be made up. Junk food is already restricted from sale m elementary schools. Old Oakland Hotel Da111aged by Flames OAKLAND c.M&> -Moore Wd be thinks Tbe l ...... D Ol'D.1a fire ... •etnJMd by Hot.el sustained major an anoa.lat. About 75 dama&e late Monday u firemen ext1n1ulsbed a five-alarm fire awept the blaze in about so the top three floors of minutes. tbe building. T h e turn ·'<> f · th e • Oakland Fire Chief century, Victorian-style William Moore said all structure was once eight penooa llvine in Oakland's finest hotel,. the five-atory hotel were but has deteriorated evacuated safely. over the years. Santa Arrives With R2D'l Th11 Fn at 12 15 pm Santa will arnve at Huntinoton Cente< in a big red fire •noine Wllh h 11 special St• Wars dro+d fnend from a gal8'Cy far far away Everything a chiMQlllld hope lor1 Beach er~~ 405 fwy .tt U" t Madera Coaaty .upehilon. dlelt oo tbell' UC*AN plate. TM NIOlutkln, edolMd llon· day ,.,... that aUDUYilorl in eac~ eount.y can &.at dedde wbetber tbe plu lhould be lm· poeed ID aJ"N, Supenllcw Simo Del Blanco contended odd·even r1UOD.lD1 Last week. Oo•. Brown OI'· dered all counties to be~ odd· even ratialdnl Dec. a.~ that enacted the plan duriDC lut 1prin1'a fuel cril.ls returned to lhe ayl&an Kooday. Brown to maka odd .. ven I iDI opinn•I. Tulare Coaat:r au~r~ are npected. to formally tbe plu today. No San Joaca valley COUld.J took part in th-. earUer odd .. vm radoo1D1. I t ' Drivers Can't Learn End to Traffic Schools Proposed SACllAllENTO CAP> -A apeclal tut force ii acbilln& the Callfomla ~ent"1f Motor Velaide9 to ccredlUnc tral· fie violator sc 0011 because tbere'a no evidence they do any 1ooc1. After aludyina 14,278 motorists. the task force COD· chaded that thole wbo sent to traffic ac:bool bad the aame aub- sequent rate of accidents and violatioaa aa tboae who bad not. Each cl the 1',Z18 bad btt:n w a non-alcoholic tra!flc vlolatioo. All went to traffic school, but 4.980 were told not to attend class so a comparison couJd be drawn. Le9blaforCl•~d SACRAMENTO (AP > Former Assemblyman Tom· Suitt will pay a $2,500 penalty for fJlliD8 to d isclose campaign work done by an employee of tbe Legislature. says the Fair Political Practices Comm1ss1on The commission aald Michael O'Key, who was on the As sembly Rules Committee staff. spent SUt days an May and June solic1llng cootributlons and plan ning campaign strategy for Suitt. ...... a-cTeld LOS ANGELES <AP> -An atomic bomb tbreat against Union Oil Co. of California four ( ) years a&O toucbed oil a quiet but intemlve iDvestipt.Loo by two federal nudear eaero a&mclea and the FBI, tbe company bu confirmed for the ftrst time. No atomic device was ever found in the November 1975 aearcb. But the magazine New West claima the FBI WU told It was possible a 20-tuoton atomic born b -the size dropped on Hiroshima -could have been built. concealed in a space as amaU as a car trunk and trig- aered electrorucally from a re· mote locatJOn. C1t 11 ,..,,,.,. B •elc FRESNO (AP) -llelldmta rode mwucipaJ buses free here today 10 an attempt to en· courage bus use and save fuel in tbe wake of the loss of Iranian Oil Mayor Daniel Whitehurst urged residents to ride city buses. form car pools, walk or ride a bicycle. He planned to leave tus sporu car home and ride a ~ to city hall A~ B~ad Rapp~d LOS ANGELES CAPl -The 150,000·member Ca1trorn1a ''I have walked' WlldUfe Federation baa de• maoded that state Reaou~c~ Secretary Huey Johnsoa be~~ for the 0 eold·blooded aacrtftce' or &eanfllaua River salmon to whitewater recreaUon. Anaouactn• its support oC compMitkm ol the New Melone$ raenoh', the wildllfe croup aaid the 1tat6'11 recent decilioo to f&.ll the reaervolr only 13 percent would push the water tern, perature up to a level lethal tq the salmon. Slime and vegeta• lion a1ao would overtake spawn1 Ina eravela, the group said. Oil Skimming Firm Hired SAN FRANCISCO <APl -The U.S. Coast Guvd bas hired a private farm to skim up oil from a m11ter1ous spill that stretched for more th.an two mllH along the city's aoutbern waterfront. The mess was discovered in water south of the Oakland·San Francisco Bay Bridge early Monday . A Coast Guard spokHman said samples of tbe material -described as re- semblJ.ng somet.tung between "a mm and a sludge'· -would be compared wttb 011 samples frorn all vessels on the San Francisco waterfront to see where blame might be put. with le whose eyes are of light, but they see rwthing in woods, sea or sky, rwthing in city streets, nothing in books. It is far better,to sail forever in the night of blindness with sense and feeling and mind than to be thus content with the mere act of seeing.'' -HE:LE:--.J ~ELLER I,._ M ay this Thanksgiving holiday help re--kindle the spirit of life within us -lts beauty and its opponunities. 11 ' Ptaented a 1 Public Service Announcement by E~~A~ CaiJi Mesaemce er Ntar Harbor .... ' I I t I I , Lesson in DeD10Cracy Some of the visiting Iranian students were liven a lit· Ue insight into the workings of democracy 1ut week wl\en University of Southern Calllorni1 officlall uked immigration officers who were interviewing the studenta to leave the campus. The reason: Tbe immigration people were photo- graphing each student being ipterviewed as to the cur· rent status of his vt.a and student standing. As 3 convenience to the several hundred Iranians at· tending use. the university had agreed to make space for on·campus interviews to save them a trip downtown to comply with President Carter's order to report for an im· migration check. But the university people hadn't reckoned with the photography and decided this might be going too far. In· deed, alien,, reporting to the lmmi&ration Department are not routinely photographed. Their photographs ap. pear on their identification documents. Presumably the interviews wm continue, either on or off the campus. This is as it should be. In light of the ugly demonstrations by Iranians claim· mg to be students, and the angry backlash again.at all Ira· nian students, whether or not they support the Khomeini regime, the President was well advised to order verlfca· tion of the status of Iranians on U.S. campuses. Tlus should help weed out those who have overstayed their visas or are not attending classes full time and the ref ore may be subject to deportation proceedings. At the same time it can clear away suspicion of the genuine students. many of whom want no part of the Kho- meini madness '13' hnpact Still Due While most property tax bills continue to reflect the benefits of Proposition 13, state Legislative Analyst William Hamm says we still haven't felt the full impact of the tax·cut initiative. A detailed analysis by Hamm says it's been possible $0 far to maintain most government services with the aid of the $4.4 billion state bail-out to offset the 16.9 billion loss in tax revenue -along with the use of carryover and reserve fwlds, imposition of user fees and some staff cut· ting. However, he says, local governments will find it in· creasingly difficult to keep up service levels as reserves are exhausted and the state surplus diminishes. Hardest bit so far have been special diatricta cover· ing libraries, recreation and park.a, flood control and pest control services, be found. These will continue to feel the shortfall. They will be )Otned by cutbacks In government construction &S:~ects bd consumer inspection services covering such s as ry and produce quality, weiehts and measures and king and taxi meters. Less significant in the public eye than education, police, fire and social sel'Vlce programs, these will be ln the front line when further cost-cutting becomes necessary. In short, enjoy the lower property tax bill, but don't be surprised when more ol your government servlcea begin to reflect the pinch. • Opinions expressed In the space above are ttlOse of the Dafty Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are thoM of the'r authors Md artists. Reader comment 1s Invited. Addrese The Deity Piiot, p,o. Boie 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92826. Phone (714) ~. Boyd/Market Report . 87L.ILBOYD Young married couples buy a lot of ketchup, spapetU and cold cut.a. But they don't buy mucb cottage cbeae, aelaliD deuerta cr frozea fruiL Tbey do buy canned pork and beans, potato cb.lps and baby food. But theJ don't buJ much Dear Gloomy Gus I Oon't thlAk waitiq to an o&km:G IU UM ii toO mucb to au.re to let tbe Iranian boodlam1 know we woe 't lmuddo under to. tint. c.c. bacon, bananu or diet food. They do~ a lot of abampoo, makeup and vltamlna. But they don't buy much wax paper, oven cleaner or aaplrln. That'• wbat lbe marketi.Dgfolk report. The tndultltal B.ewohrtJoa· scared tbe e•••~ntt ot France. They Dpred tbe1'd be pat Ollt Ot wort. &> U., totted thelr uboQ -tbelr wooden 1boe1 -lato the f •dory maeh1nel to wreck them. And UDjamped the word ~ .... bot:eur .tr • • ' SoViet R1tdilJ Incites Iranians Earl Waters lNDSD, tbe traaalUoa of Carw fnm tbl b&Dd·~ pbaM tbllt auW UM ftnt t.w w• o1 t.M ma. <~ be m9dl O._llNl'Md oftatni ol RamMy Q.:rt1 to UM ndk-ala num.f.q lraD) • to tbe dlldilM aettoD on ll'a.ni&D oU. lralan atudeatl and 1ran1an a&Mll ,... not tbt reauJt ot uu_a.refw new 1trat.p. It waa tDitad directly out ot the tornll&. ot political eompl•lnta UW pam'ed tnt.o eart.•1 White HoUM ct. m&Ddinl Ulat tbe '1al be abowD. ••Once be felt that Mal.·· a Whlte House lQIJder told UI, "be knew be had to set touabel', lf not really touth." The "toucher" Carter amued officials both iD &od outakle the White House For uample, wben the quesUoo flrat arwe ol aclloo qalnal lbe lraoian nu. dent.a -a natural result of the aotl·Amerlcan demoutraUooa lo I.he atreeta of American citles LIK&WllS. wbea Carter raised tbe que.Uoa of endina u.1. ~ ot IJ'aniu,~ some 8tll&e Departmeat oftldaa sou1bt delay. uklaf Mrloua quaUoat DOt about lePHti bat •bou\ tbe Impact -~ oil proct\lffl'S. BnllbiDC a.we an 1ucb eau&aoe. Carter told -aide: ... want It dool ... Sudl ,....,.,_ u u..e were pralffd by poliUclau of bOtb parUa. n.., marbd a dear de· parture (l'OID tbe blmd·wriAlla& pti.,., Wba1 tbe polWclam do not koow. bowHar, ta tbat Carter la atUl reactln1 and respondloa. acalaUDa bis reac· Uooa somewhat each day u tbe hlJACMn ~ to bold their bostaC• and tbe temloa rtaes. •o• su••a.&, • IUODI PfOPONl ~vately 1ubmlu.d to lb• Mfm ltr•tloe two ~ •10 by Sm. Rlebard 8tOae of Plortcla. the cbaJrman Of u.ie Mldeut 1ubeommtttee Of U. Senate FOl'elp BelaUom Com- mittee, 1ee1DS to ban 4tup. peared wtt.bout. notice in tbe •UC· 1eatioa box at the State Depvt,. ment. '1 propo9al: Move the U.S. mediately lnto a new, closer pa rn of cooperaUoo w1tb Arab• t.m around Iran'• borden -i ud.ln1 militant Iraq. Iraq and the ••lier Arab emirates tbat Ile .. cro11 tbe Peroloa Gulf from ~ always feared lrarua power. Stone told State Depa d· rictala that despite the nected problem of tbr .U.ab- laraeU dispute, in which lraq Ja an anil·lsnel leader, the U.S. could find a new rela6onabip wtth the Persian Gulf Arab world built on a common policy toward Iran. Nor bas Cart.er come to grips with the sbnll, dangerous anll· Amencan Sovtet campaign be- ing waged by the clandestine broadcasts from Baku, near the Soviet border wtth Iran. Uamg ugly rnvectlve to incite public op1n1on against Uncle Sam, these broadcast.a are part and parcel of SoVlet foreign poUcy. On NOY 12 ... Voice of Iran .. trumpeted that to .. induce .. the U S to 8tte1Jt lraruan ~emands. ··even potentialities and means more effective than the ppsent measures It.hat is. occupaO~ of the Amencan Embassy> D1Ust bt-used · SUCH CRUDE 1nv1tat1t>ns lo \'IOlence against the U S would 'ieem to reqwre more than an m· formal protest , even by Brzeuruikl and even 1f harmfuJ to Caner·s hopes for Senate ap- proval of the new strategic arms treaty 1SALT ll > Yet. noOung that looks lJke a new strategy to deal with new 1ntem.all0Qal cnmes 1s v1s1ble It would at.art with a bwldup of the nauon's fallen military powers, but the word at biCb White House levela polnta juat the op- posite direetion : business as u.auai. Abortion Politics Back Discrimination Although the 19'79 Legislature waa not notable for its ac:tk>ns beyond finding new ways to spend the unconsciooable aur- p l uses bulgina the s tate·s treasury as a reault of overtax· log Californians, in one area it adopted a mullah atlllude on apeoding which la m09t difficult to undent&od. Thia was lD the matter of abor· Uooa. Tbe Jonc·at.andin& laws against abor· tion1, written aa a result of tbe lntruak>o of tbe church lnto the rtabU o f i n • dlvtduala , bavln1 been atrtckm from tbe boob by the eowu it would have seemed the laaue waa settled. • And it ls for all wbo have the flnanda1 ablllt7 to neretae their riibta if the)' IO cbooH. It WU only ta tbe cue of u.o.e too poor to afford medical care that de- bate over tbe doetrtDe of the Paul Harvey right to We for embryos wu re- opened. A co nfirmed band of lawmakers, clatmtnf to be act· Ing on tbeotosiu 1rounda, foWHt enou&b polWcal muade to wtthhokl the payment of Medi· Cal funda for abort.lom. IN A WO&LO where it becomes lncreuln1ly difficult for children who are f erveotly dealred by their parent.a, it ta in· comprehensible that anyone should be compelled to bear a child against her wllbea. And it ta especially cruel to lmpose tbia upoo tboM wbo are 1eut able to care for children. the very pooc. It would ba•e seemed that tbe CODHnati~, wbo proleu &rMt concern over rovernmeat speoct. In&, would bne taken tbe Ol>- poelte ... and b*I wWiq to even pay a premium for the poor not to have cbildren lf they doa't want them. roa 'IRE FACI' la that eTm lf an unwanted cblld. bona to parenta too poor to proride ad9- quately ror rt. doesn't end up m an loatJtutioo due to a depnved ctuldhood. t.bc»e born to famibes oo welfare can be expected to be a burden to society at least Wllil matunty. And the conservaUvtt' ex· plaoaUom that t.beir pos1t.aoo is baaed enUrely upoo tbetr Slr'oal coov1cUom of that fuocbmmta.I rl1bt to tlve doc:trtDe somehow fall.a flat when tbose aame eoo- Hrvatives are found in tbe ran.ka of those aupport.iq l ~ military draft and the death penalty. It ls u thou&b the riebt to Uve ends wbeD the embryo bu dneloped to an ... it cm be aeot to die tn war or buns from some acatfokl for crimes a&almt IOClety. Moat anti·abortionl1t1 will ar1ue that t.bc»e wbo don't want chilclrea abould take proper pre- cautiom when en1alina lD sex, Perhaps they abould -practice birth coatrol more uaiduoualy but la chUd beartn1 to be a puo11hmmt for not dolD& ao! Moat oftm the poor are ettber too lporut"' t.be suppowl pro. per meMUl9 or are unable to afford the Plll or whatever. ~sides, as the sa)'lllg goes, ac c1dents happen m the best of families. SOME ALSO argue that many an unwanted child hu turned out to be some hod or geruus or a person who contributed great tbrngs for the betterment of society Beethboven was sup- posed to have been auch a child. That may be, but tbe statistics produced by aoclok>fist.a tend to lodicate that tbe majority or un· wanted cbildreo end up in in· slltutiom or prtaou. There have been locreuing complamts about t.be courta in· terced.lnc lD lqillaUve mataers and for the most part their ac· tiooa in that direct.loo are open to serious question aa to their proper role. But the abortion rundln1 iuue bas 1ooe to the courts and un- doubtedly the rulinl will even· tually be that the Leatalature bere bu acted 1n a manner dla· crlminatory to the poor. Suc.b a rullnt would aeem jmUlied. Will Television Revive Schooling at Ho01e? Almost nobody 11.kea crosstown school bualne, with the poulble exception of tbe people who make buses. The pndiee ii coettJ, fueliab &Dd bu defeated lta primary rurpo1e . nltead of better eduea· tloa for aa7bod1 l~ .... retail.ct to, ... educ•· tor •••r1· bOdJ. Yet ICbool admlnl1 traton are powert•• todo anytb.lq but com· I with tbe decree of our COUD· • hl&hMlcourt. la..llDoulf Cotald our cblldren • • 10 to 1cbbol a boutt"f Wltb cable televlltoa, •by f . TBS 11.&. Cem111 Bunaa dla- covereit um ooe perc of our country's 32 millloD acbool·acen are not enrolled in acbool. Pretumably lll&Q1 of tboM are not beiq educated at all. However, t.be dean of tbe acbool of education, Un.1ventty of llauacb..U., Ilario Fan. Uni, kno" of SOO lnatancea when panDl.I have eoucbt and 1ot lepJ ~ to educate tbelr chtl4nn at~ •. JobD Holt. aUlbor Of the book, "How CldJdrea rau," ~ there an 10,000 famW• DOW tacblna tWr ebUdrea at bome -a.ad that oumber la cloubttna 9V81'Y two ,...... A apcltelman for REW can- flrm1 that an lnereulq number of f amWee are educatlq their' children at home . Then ..... hlpf elt.ber D4'W « un·Am.-ku about tbllt praclke. ln tb 1'1tb and Jab HntU&i• moei all famlll• W\1$ toUld af. fGld It ectucaWd their cb.lldiili at bome -ettblr With rental In· 1t.naetJoo or wttb profaatoaal tut.on .. Even after public educa· tion wH lnatltuted, many parents Dpt tbeir cbJ.ldreG at bome to a~ eqvw•ni them to .. alien l"'U.lkK-belief•." CTi'llD FAIULID kept tbelr cbllclrm at bome to bell> with farm work or •boP. work or cbore1; t.bey IOt a 'practical .. •dueaUoa rather tban "book· S..1111n1-" .- Now, bowner. aaanJ of the •t•t• law• which suarantee public ectuclUoo al.lo requln It. SometlllMI lt takes a eowt battle to le1allle at·bom• tutor· lq. Tbe Wall 9b'9et Journal .... catly repCM'ted oa the Turano famU7 ol SoaMrMt. Mau. TbeJ wlthdnw lbelr two chUdl"tG from ~bile iebooll. lln. Tma.ao, a teaCber .. p.- up ber '14,000 Job co •taJ bDme and tac:h ber OWD dl1Jd:ren, It tOok a eOUit ftlbt. bUt UM Turano, woa. · ' Some court flabt.a fall. And some out.Of-court nabta fail. lD Marton. Utah, John Sinler threatened to aboot anybody who tried to take b1a younpten to acbool. In a abootout with aberlff'1 deDuUea. be died. Author ~t NYI I.he beat way to keep your youn11t.en out of acbool ii to do It "quietly,"' • avokl public confrofttatlon. Ho1ne education may have aome dludv11Dta1es -abMnce of P"I' C'Clllt.adl -but an ID· crea1tq number of Americans believe the advantqea outweip tboM c:oaaideratlooa. WITH CABLE televtaloa ln· crH•lna tn acceptance, pertiape Lbe cluaroom ol tomorrow wlll be tM f aml.11 llvtna room. Alnad7 tbe Unlvenlt7 of Callf onla I.I ptt1na ball a dolim a1>pUe111t1 for admlulon ne17 year Wtii> were "bome edacai- ed," ·and they aN 1eneralb' "v•fJ ~ atudoala." t . \ • 70IL ..... IMI. •• •C4f· '71-7'14 ' .. I' ._ .. ':::: .... un;, M.Alit.WIJ ............... Ralph Lauren ... Giving the Advantage to the Polo Man! Stand by for action, ease and unparalleled style. Because at SFA :S smashing new Men's Store in South Coast Plaza, we've the new Polo collection of actNe spottsweac Inspired, out-in-front classics imbued with . ~ Ralph's singular sense of style; with those rich BOPd IOoliS ttiat a~eminently wearable Playable Watchable! "" on ana off the court Ralph's.strategy behind these easy-going tops and shorts? Color! Comfort! Lots of ooth. Running, Jumping, flying colors; in soft .. effort/f!SS;COtton. SO, if yotlre Into the . . games people play, play them in style ... with Polo for Men. The V-neck terry sweater, with striped sleeves and Polo insignia. In green/gold, red/royal, royal/gold; 148. Under it the tennis shirt with contrasting collar and sleeves. In white, with red, royal, 1ade, yellow, navy, melon or turquoise; 30.50. Coif shirt with Polo insignia, in White/navy, gteeh/white, navy/white, royal/white; 30.50. All. sizes S to XL Basic tennis short in creme or white. Sizes 30 to 38; 36.50. In Collection Sportswear, the Men's Store-where we are all the things you are. .. . ' . I ~ s • t ' •• 1 I I SMs FlftJ; ~~t ~Coast P/.u4 J3JJ Br#stOI Screet.'Costa Mesa. S~ hOurs. Monday through Friday, 10 AM. 'ti/~~ P.M ; Saturda~ 10 A.tvf. 'ti/ 6 P.M., Sunda~ 12 Noon ~t1I S P.M ;.,,; \ IMn'NltTUT..a. MOITUAIY WllTQ. ... CHA.PIL Mof1uery • Crem1tlona 427 E. 17th St CoetaMesa 946488 ,_PAMILY COi.OM.AL N•AL NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster ~ PACIAC Y11W MIMOllAI. PAD C«netery Mortu1ry Chepel 3500 Pec:lflc View Drive Newport Beech 644-2700 McCoaMICll MOITUARJIS Lagunl Beach 494--9415 Lesiun• Hilla .J 768-0933-, •. ., San Juan Cap11trano 495-1n6 HHIO' LAWM-M'T. OUYI Mortuary• Cemetery Cremetory 1825 Olli« Ave. ea.ta Mea. ~ I Deatlu Elsewherl:M LA JOLLA CAP> - Judge JamN II. Carter, 75, of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and a 30-year-veteran of the bench, died Sunday of a cerebral hemorrhage. DETROIT <AP> - Loats C. Goad, 78, re- tired executive presi· dent of General Motors Corp., died Wednesday. The bftt ski bargains anywhere are found In the Skiing classlfled ads In tM Dally Piiot. 642-5671 Llfellne ~hone Service . ' '" What It Is and ~you can get It. If you~rc a residence customer of Pacific Telephone and you make a limited number of local calls a month, 1 y_ou might be interested in our Lifeline Telephone Service. Lifeline allows you up to 30 local calls every month for S2.50 plus tax. Each call made over the 30-call allow- ance is extra. (The 31st -40th calls oost 10¢ each. Every all over 40 costs 15¢.) Installation, additional equipment (such as extension phones) or other tcrvices cost extra. Lifeline Is avlillable to residential customen only in most areas of Im Angeles and san Diego as well as Orange County. Riverside, Sacramento, Santa Rosa .. San Pri.itcisco. Sa'.n Jose and parts of the East Bay, Peninsula and Marin. Want to know mote? Ca1l your J>acific Telephone ,JCrvice representa- tive for details. ·-. Marine, Wife JJ' ant M~ to l1ontilwe This winter, you'll be paying as much as 60<J'o more than a year ago for the same quantity of gas. Why? About 90% of our gas supply comes fromout-of- state companies. These suppliers have drastically increased their prices because: It is becoming more difficult and costly to locate natural gas. Exploration and production costs have risen due to double digit inflati'on. New federal law, desi'gned to stimulate production, allows the well-head price of gas to increase substantially. As a result, the price we have to pay for gas has gone up more in the past seven months than it · · has in the last three years. While rates have gone up, there are things you can do to keeE your gas bill as low as possible. set your thermostat no ' ( higher than 68° during the day and 55°or OFF at night. Take shorter showers. Wash only full loads of dishes and clothe~. Turn your water heater control below mcdiun1 . (Heating and water heating lilll;;;; ....... ,...".'.':"" ...... account for up to 88<J'o of your winter bill.) Besides using gas wisely, you can make your home more energy efficient. Insulating vour attic to R-19, \veather-., stripping doors and windows, and installing a water heater insulation blanket are just a few of the things you can do. For more tips on how to save gas, call our toll-f rec Conservation Hotline at 1-800-252-9090. From area code 209 call co 11 ect 213-689-3334. We know that higher gas rates are not good news. But remember, all energy costs have risen and natural gas is still your best energy value. ' . 1Mlty""'41UM ..... PLANS SILT FORUM A ... mblywoman Bergeeon Apartments. The event ta for residents ol Newport"'Beach wbo want to meet and talk to Jud&es Frances )( uqo1, Don Dun1a n , Cal Schmidt, Bob Polis. Bud Franklin and Dick Lueaebrtnk. POW IS mE only one who ian 't up for elect.JOn next June 3. Sponsor of the reception is an organization called The Con· cerned Citizens for a Strong Court. It's beaded by Earl Peterson. a longtime friend of al leut two of the judges. Love Exa1nined A volding old mistakes in a new relationsblp is the topic or a three-part Orange Coast College lecture series, "How to Fall In Love Agam," which begins Nov. 30. The series will be held at 7:30 p.m . on successive Fridays in Fine Arts Hall 116 al the campus, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa Admission is free The series lecturer is Charles Ara. a licensed marria&e, family and child counselor -. . tb~lorUzilt~q_~= Orul Cout Ltape of Women voi.nnat . TrauponaUoo wlll be di.a· c td by tbe Newpor\.llllesa uza.. It wbea lt sneetl Nov. 12:30 p.m. ro &.be .,. "' Trtcla Hantcao. 1 Hampellln Court, Newport leach. Rlebard Clucaa, put chalraaaa ol lbe Newport. Trame Advlaary Committee and pre· aently a member or the ffi&bway Action Tum lD Newport, will 1peak ' TranaportaUoo also wlll be the aubjec:t when the Irvine d~ unit meet.a at 9:30 a m Nov 21, with Irvine City Councilman Bill Vardoulia tbe apeaker. Tbe sroup will meet lD the bome or Pat Mcl.aqbHa, UIOll Norwood Terrie., Irvtoe. TBS IAGVNA Beaeb unit will meet Nov. 29 at 9 :30 a . m. lD the bome ol Klt Drol.llnger, 1.535 Car· ribean Way, LalUJla Beach. This meeting la the last In a series of meetings examinine the ele· ments of the Laeuna Beach General Plan. All meetings are open to the public and all mterested io- ctl vlduals are in v1 led to attend. That includes men Wrmty Budget Book Offered A pocket-sized summary of the Orange County fiscal year program budget 1s available free to the public from the Public Information Ofhce. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. The budget for 1979-80 came to $579.9 aullion. up $68 5 Crom the previous year Power Plan Goes to Voters A0 •heim Cit)' Couocl1 members will let vot.en decide wbetber' tbe city abould ~ electric power from the IDlermountai.D Power Project in Utah. Tbe dt7 COUlld1 qreed UDaDimou&ly to take the iA&le to tbe ~c on a refermclum ballot. The council rejected· a recommendation by the etty'a Public UWW• BOard Uiat the matter not eo to an election. TllE INTEUIOUNTAIN Power Project *•t· .. ..-~ Utah, 'woa1d ebarp Mdeim a tGtal of--mllli-to tap ttl ..... TM oc Ed' UIO wtecl to ateDd a mem. • bersblp and study agreement with Intermountatn for another year unW Dec. 31, 1980 THE COUNCIL AGaEED to imest $2:5,000 m an engioeering and leeal analysis of the $43 million Rock Creek Water Power Project on the Feather Rlnr in Nortben California. The council may uk for federal ....,.oni to bQJ it. The dly bu until Karch 28 to file an applica· tion foe the Feather River Project which Pacific Gu and Eledrto c.ompaay bu operawct ror the put 25 years. 'l1W Hcense expires In 1Jl2. ~GREAT FALL SAVINGS DURING oua NOVEMBER SALE! • 25• Dlag. Color • '•atlc • I O~o Sold Stat. a.,.un NOWS549 SAVE'80 Spare Room Kids Room • 12•1JW • I 0""9 Sold St.119 .... , .. , NOW sa~o.~~ SAYI STAil SYSTEM "'""··· --" .. : .. , ' ~ ~ I ~ ., ........ ~ lOMAWGB4PtCWiiM FtNAMCIM& AYA•••I O.A.C. •AM/FM Stereo • Auto Record Pleyer •IT,_. PllY9' 1712 .... s• NOws 179 SAYIStO ODYSSEY2 •·ctaa•c" S..wlliAlf•• t' le .. ,. ••• • ... senNOW'14CJOO SAft.Pt • 19 .. Dlag. Color ·~tji T..mg - • I OOo/o Sold 4HS8 SW. :::; NOW Sl2900 SAVE'40 • tJ• ... Color ........ , .... • l""°WW .... SW. Slit NOW S29CJOO SAVE 60 Jim Beam KENTUCKY STRAJGHT BOURBON •PIOOf -1.75 LT. 10.19 Cribari CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE Smirnoff VODKA . .... 1.75 LT. 9.19 Seaoram's Y.O. 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OLD FASHIONED RUM&BRANDY BRANDY HARD CIDER ~ 1.rn1.99 Chivas Regal BLENDED SCOTCH .... 60 N90f ~ 750Ml4.49 Sea~am 's 7 Crown BLE•dfD WHISK•Y -- 1.75 LT. -;~._11.65 10.49 J & B RARE SCOTCH . ...., Bacardi ·RUM UglltwDart ..... • PllOQf -··~ . f!I¢-'. --· '··:-::~·. 750 ML 6.49 Beefeater GIN MNOOF IMPORrEO FRON f ENGLAND Gallo WIN•S . ---·----..-. ... ............_ ... _,..._.,-..;; Ki~Cotton Rules B~ie .ANOTM!R PORTION Of' TOTAL OF 221 Tbft ttometand9 Cover the ~lobe New Citizens-Welcomed 83 From Orange Coast Naturalized Eighty· three Orange Coast res- ident.a were among 228 Oranae County resident.a who became new citizens in naturalization proceedinga in Santa Ana. Superior Court Judge Byron K. McMillan presided over the ceremonies in which Judaes Orella Sears and Ronald R Prenner admirustered the oath of allegiance. The new citliem who re111de LO Orange Coast areas include: Hantlngton Beacb: Marla Teresa Garrido, Cuba ; Margarita Bernardo Velarde, Philippines ; Robert Deschapelles, Cuba; Jane Chang, China; Ginger Huey-Jam Chang, Chma. Aida Mitri Meleka, Jordan; France&ca Barona, Italy; Aileen Marie McBnde, Ireland; Lo~ raine Pamela Partridge. Canada; Jag hhwar Sin&h Grewall, India. Mana Terel'a de Jesus Aglrre. Chile ; Nancy Chang, China. Howard Paul Gordon. England, Clara lnes Camarl(o. Colombia; Lucia Immacolala Rosenberg, Italy Dina Mana Mararelha Van Klaveren, Netherlands. Stephen William Trenka . Canada ; Norman Leslie Martin. Canada. Stephen Richard M art1n . Canada, Daija Kwon Park, Korea. - Sigrwps Continue Founla.ln Valley: Ed Wayne Blanco, Ph11ipp10es; Eve rt James Brand, Netherlands; Salem Abdel Mull Shebadeh, Jordan ; Mllada Jednorozec . Czechoslovakia; Huynh lloa Le, Vietnam. Mario Vellandi. Italy; Sandra Dawn Strech, Canada . Ruth Hedwig He im . German y. Robert Solomon Hill. Philip· pines . Margare t Ell t abc th Chapman, Ireland. Luz de Lima Masso. Cuba. Joan Agnes Lucey Arche r . Great Bntam. Costa Meu; Teresa Canales. Honduras; Larek Federmann. West Germany. Helena Smith, Uruguay; Micheline Phillips . France; Sbaheda Ala , Trinidad. Lydia Cbla·ning Tso, Cbi.Da; Mohamed Zaboul, Morocco. Hugo Urbano Fernandez-Saint. Peru ; Maraareta Dunford, Belgium; Nuser Omar. Yem~. Hedwig Gertrud Voigt, Brazil. Monika Voigt. Brazil; Linda Sue F'ullarton. Canada . Pomposa Sanchez. Mexico Newport Beach: Ros ita SonJa Jeffery. Canada , Emily Hwe1 rite• Kuo Lee. Republic of Ctuna; M~o s Munkacs1 . Hungary . M da Jud1t Munkacs 1. Hun ary. I lne: Ambrosio Selor10 Ma· tlo g, Pblhppmes. Cheu Kyoo K on. Korea. Yun Hak Kwon. I Korea. Fleur Yegh1ayan. lran; Ernes to Nepomuce no Caro. Ph1Uppmea. Rafael Hernan Patino. Colom· b1a ; Phyllis Plummer, Great Bri· tain. Norman James Plummer. Great Bntain. Morton Richard Lucy. England; AllCla San Otego Pham. PhUioolnes Sharanpal Singh S 1kand. Kenya ; George Katcherian. Egypt. Jin Bang Park. Korea. Kim Youngsook Park. Korea Laggna Beach : M 1chele Yvonne Williams. France. San Juan Capistrano: Fausto Edmlndo GriJalva. Ecuador. Wettmlns&er: Paul SWll Kye Skadowskt, Korea; Kar Ding Husu. China; Marla Morena Horne, Pblllppines; Minna Theresa Deaa, India; Mary Ellffft Lawrence, Great Britain. Sterling Homer Williams. Canada ; Anton lo Montero, Cuba; Martha Saaae Lam. Western Samoa: Rued11er Amo Klaua Braeodle, West Germany. King MuJ To H~u. China. Bahram Na1afi Malek!. Iran . V1cha1 Bhoopat. Thailand , Malcolm Stanley Elvy, Great Britain ; James Gartshore Russell. Great Britain Agnes Brodie Russell, Great Britain; Gil Mariana Tornente. Sweden. Seal Beach : Massoud Haghighi, Iran For the Record Mr •t>CS Mn St.eWft w-. ~ Jwn ~nil boy M r •nd M" Oougt .. CO<low ~ . ,.._ 4 Cl-nte, "°"" 9'"' Blrtlu Si1nupe for the city of Laguna Beach's Junior baaketball league contlnue through Dec. 19 at the recreation department. MISSION COMMUNITY ~ITAl. Od-.wJ Mr •NI Mn.,,..,~ Ci•y!OOl 111, ~ -It ca ..... nl• boy Mr. eftd Mn. J-0Hn, LADUM SAN Q.aMtlNTI H t-I. Doy -1I Boys in the seventh and eighth 1rades can reglater for the lea1ue, with 1ames bealnnlng Jan. 5. The coat la $15. wblch include s IY mnaslum renta 1, in1u.rance, start, uniforms and awards. For information, call 497-3311,ext. 203. Suit Ended LOS ANGELES (AP> -FlveJrlnclpal oper1ton the defunct National Prepaid Health Plan ban qreed to pay a tuo.ooo penah.y for lo· lldeqaate ftDancial re-senes and reeonta. - Mr •"" *• ~-eft<• 0.11ha11, ... .-. ....... Qkl Mr •nd M" Cllrl• O"OonMlf. lrvlM, girt ~' Mr •nd IN• 1-!eory So~ol, Dene Point, o.y OO-• Mr .,,4 Mr• Wiifred Cll4r••ll•r. IAguM Hll" bOy ~· Mr -Mn. J-l'rol>llflQ, !Win )\18ft CAcll*-. Ny oc-.rt Mr •11d M" Tef Griffin, S.•11 c1-.,91r1 Oc: .... 11 IN elld Mr• He•ald ... llOll, I.AG,_ Hllh,gln Oc:MMt ,. Mr elld Mn lt-1 a.t11, S... Juell Cap .. lreno, DOY 0c:.-...u ""' ...OMn J~J..._,,. gtrl oc-..• IN -Mn Alllt\ofly CMM<lle, S.n J ... 11 Gaol• .. -. girl Mr end """'-J-c.,.... LffloM ....... l,lloy OC...11 Ml .... ~lttcNn .............. .._ .. tit'! .......,, -· •ftd .... i.-1• Le,._,., ll"lllM, '"' o•N•U&. NOl~ITAt. Mr ..... Nin 0.•ld M<N•llY. s... Mr •nd ~.!:. Medd'MI..,, J-Glolttr-. boy S.n J """' '-"'-·boy Mr •nd ,,,,~. 11 1Mu1n, ~ ...,_1 C_,..,, Ml end ~ ~ T~. S... Mr end "'"· Je1111 l:Od•. S•" c1-m.. • C'-'!te, Mot ...-1 SA#TA MA-TUSTIN Mr efld Mr> .-o1. s.tete. S.n COMMUNITY NOl~ITAL ca ....... , •• ..., Odmw" Mr •ftd #in.. ,.,,-.., Mtvwt, S... Mr -Mr>. Fr-..""--· lnrtne, c1-..... ..., oor• llir eM Mrl Ml<llMI Pltflo, S... 0c-.r • c•-t•. 91r1 M• -"""' Vena CottlM. C:O.IA M r .,.,, Mr• D••ld H odo•. ~ ... DOY c.platr-llM<ll Qlrl ~ 12 ~a Mr •NI Mn llOfl Smttl\, Cott.-· Mr •nd Mii Httrey tluO D•n• Qlrt Potfll, boy Christmas Job Openings Bullock's South Cout Plaza cordially 1nvllel you to become a part of our 1979 Chrtatmas aeaaon. We now have full and part-time Maaonal po1itlon1 In both eelllng and sates supporting ...... Flexible hours and Immediate ~ diacounta are offered. Come vlalt ut at the peraonnet office, Mondly through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Md let us welcome you to th• Bullock'• South COut Plau famlty fof the Chr11tmu Muon. ~c!'~ . OBIN ONViti:i:. iltu. -Hallthajah. brotMr. Jt ta eoetoft.ptcttna time ID DI.JIM. In tbl Delp 8cM.b -and "ii 009 ............ \baa tbe lllllllltppl Delta -trben abtmd•nee hu bee to to many f« ao ._,, there ll liotb1nl lib the coUoD banelt to ncti at leeat a HD.le~ plenty. nm nlLD8 or TBS DELTA. nat aa water, IN connd wtth froth all tbe way to t.be boftloa, all tM wa1 to the !ewe. e«a eve11wbeH. Wqom beaoed wttb eot- ton qu.rue up at tbe SID tlk4 ltrtDP of slant pearll. Tnacb oa tbe bltbway poen under bUe yect bifb. ~ of bknm tottoa deeclrate tbe "*1alde and &1111 naked bn.Dcbel ot~-~.:~c:o( ) tbt Bowdre Parm of .N. ,4MERIC4 Owen,•• 1ald Dlck ...., ________ _ Taylor, a 1touUah man, a '1 blond. In bl• youth, in the ~rn manner re1ard· tn1 blood.I, b1a unclea llkerl.lled him coUoo top. .. AIL TBE LAND YOV CAN 1ee lD every dlrectioo beloGp to P .N. Owen I mana1e tha farm f« blm. It la 2.400 acn11 aad I expect to have U picked ID M days." In tbe fteld before him. ab mechankal picket's iro•led amoq the rows, anatddq fat wblte bolla into thetr maws. 1trtppiq oft the eouon wttb mot.at 1plndS., suctl.q lt lot.o a cqe. "You pick cott.oa twice," Taylor 11id "P\nt the heavy pick; t.bal'• t.b1a me. Tben you 10 back lhree weekl later and scrap it, pick the COUoo that bu opened aloce the fint plcklnc. "Right oow I'm pkkin& two and 1eaYine two That's in case It rains before I finJ.ab the flrat pick Ing " He explained "PICK TWO llOWS, SKIP TWO rows Go through the whole held. ptck halt the eolton. Theo. 1f it rama aod the soil turns muddy, the macbJ.nes still can 1>1ck the rest because they can nde oo 10U their tires have already packed down h.ard .. Not long ago. even U\ the memory of a young m81P lake Dtck Taylor. who ia 27, people packed cot ton. bOt machines By tu.a estimate. It would take 200 people lo do the work o( hls six macbloea: 200 men -and women and chlldreo -trucked down from Mem phis or up from Vicksburg or Jackson. stooping tn the fields. muddy or not. dragging ru.ne-foot cotton sacks behmd them. p1ckmg two row~ at a tl mt· s k1ppmg none DICK TAYLOR GREW VP ON a s mall farm nt>ar Vicksburg. He took bu.slDeS3 courses m col lege1.vowmg never a gam lo work oo a farm Now. of course. farmtng is business. big bu.s1 ness P N Owen, for 1natance, scaon of an old fam1 ly of Delta planters, farms about 10.000 acres "We should make two bales an acre," Tayk>r said. "If we have any luck wttb the weather. we should have It all picked by TbanbcivtDc· After Thanbefvlng It can rain for a week at a Ume. The soil becomes botlomleu You have to wa.it for it to freeze before you can make the aecoad plctiq." TIDS IS DELTA 800.. BMTOlll.PJIS.. Before he planted, TayloT plowed 20 loches deep and still dtdn't lul native soil The 90&.l that grows P N Owen's cotton once belonged to Minnesota. or Iowa, some place upstream. the M'1ss1ss1pp1 River's gilt of eons Its bounty 1s cotton Cott.on In protUSton An annuaJ nuracle, and. m the Southland, a tame to celebrate "Not. for me," Taylor ~aid. "Not yet. Celebrat Ing will have to wait Rigbt now there's a hell of a lot of hard work to be done · · I ,., ......... CH!CKINO THI! COTION CROP Dk:k Taytor. farm Manager Diet Soap Loae Fat in Slim.Mr T••lkl-""'G••ai••• DSA& &MDEU: u ..... ,.,.. ,.,.. .._.. t•r u.1• .... .-... 11 ... ••• 111 teta.Ua1 .. _111 ................ del ...... u ..... UM el dl9 I t-ena cam •--. ........ • ........................ 'l'tM ...,_.died.I laa•• .._ ........ te U. IU ~ ... ,._.alee after 111eJ _.. ......... Us· ,a, ..... .., dtecb ............. .. &aqa,.n ...ed ... faJ.IM le lea" a,.....,..... ...,_.,. IMtr loeal ,_ atnee. A.a laeemtd er ~•,ae&e adclreu, a1tela u aa ...,._ ladiae aa 1part.-aamber or tM cwnd lif a.le. allo CU HW a Mad clilecll le be ....... 'ftlll Jear 3,111 more dteclla were rdllned &lau lul1e1r . Taxp1yen wliM» IUed • u ..... IU1I M•• M& recelyed Ulelr am ref118d dleeb ....W em&aa ~ leeal IU elftce aa .-u pelllllle • ..,_. claecu a1lo cu be delayed beuue tM eMeb wen ... er .a.lea. U Q.11 la ta. cue, tM 1&8 cu am a truer • LM mlaalal Oeeb. O&Mr rduda •ay t. M!aye41 becaue el ernn w ••...._ • tall nemw. n.e 1&8 caa ..,__ &M taQaJer el tllle 1&eps llMJdtd &o expedl&e IMauce ol tMtr re- f-4 dledla aceonlla1 &o u.e drcuu&ueea el UMtrm......,.cuee. Wrllaa ... 11iriel a-..t a mlMbll ret1rn dedt .a.aw lllra.le die taapayer'• aame ud addnal ..U.1 alae lf die aame or addreu ta cWferad ,,... U.a' .. die , .. rorm, tlte SodaJ Secarlty .. .,. ber(a) ud &he type of ror• rued.. Or, the taxpayer may caU, &olJ.free. f8't) Z4%-4.Slt for aulaaaee. C'ar C'aN" C'etd4 s.~ Olildrea DEA& &.&ADEllS: Trame acckleau are u.e .... e.r -'11'-.. daUdrea Ill Ulla eo..atl'Y. Stau.dee ~ by u.e ,_,..._.. Bllla••J Tnf. nc Safety A ... l•iatnlloe ladka&e .._, aa el&l•U. ~ 171 ddWree Ill> le •le~ ud l,HI betwem UM! a1e1 of I ud 15 are killed anaally la ~ •elal· cle acddiea&a. A.DotMr Ill, ... are lAj•red eacb year. Salf'Cy f'1rputt11 e11Umatf' that more than ball of these df'athl. aod lnJurif'I could bf> prf'Vf'n~ by propu WM' of child rt"stralaLs aod Hat belt& for oldf'r cbildrt"n (1uld rf''\tralnl .,yi.tcm11 proven er fectlvf' LD craabf'a al Jt mlk-11 per hour are now avallabk commerd•ll> lnJtJaJ resllJu or a .. rriy belt uagt" survf'y coadaned by NlfThi\ a11dluk" Uiat only 5 pt'rcf'nl of chlldnn are u.sln• rf'<Jtni.Dl df'vlc-tt, 3' percf'DLX of lafallLI are alng rtttralata. •bJw 44 percnt of lafant.I att briJlg beld 111 .omeGee'a lap, an ex tremely daa1erooa praclltt. ne sarvey also "howH ~t '4 perttet of tafaau are ridillg la tbe froat llHL AD •rest.raJ9ecl ddld la tbe rroet meat of a ear t.a tllree Limes u llllefJ le be kllled or aerlenly l•J•red I• • craalt •• a properly ffttrabled dalld stul•« I• tk rear of a car. Flw ..... ndea an__. •• ~ .. ..,_.. by NBTSA .. Uf ....... ,_.,....la .....-nllldea Cllll41rea e6er 5 rears el ace • .._. wetPlaa lea daaa ................ ddN ~ Larger dlJldrftl 1bcMlld ue aafetJ belts. Adalta 1botlld eot hotd clllldru oa t.bfolr lapa. They cnull them lD 1 crash. Chlldrea tihoukt ride In lbe back seat wltenever po11ible. l'ever leave tbe hatcbbad opea wbe'a a ctalld rides lD tbe back .eat. fbaally, clll.Ldntl aboald .t rtde hi tbe la1· ga&f' compartmeat of llatcltbaclla or alaUoe wagoa. NIJTSA ltl"f'Uff U.at If Uae9e simple naJes ltad bttn foUowecl. mere Lbaa two-Ullrda ol Lite etilldree k1U~ la acd*tlta ..... d be alJ•e a.day. CWCl1M'r Mq S•r~ llrfi•fMiRfl DEAR PAT \\(' have a very old st't of French Provmc1al rurrulure that hu a kmd of varmi.h finish on 1t. although l m not really sure what 11 1s Some of the on g1nal wood '\hQw:o1 through. so I know It 1~ a C'lear hmi.h. )et 1t all has a sort or muddy look to 11 Can I 'aCt•ly take orr the old (1n1sh wtlh v~m1!>h remover·> E C . Fountam Valley Von cu alM! varaiab remover, bvt Rnt be 1nre tbf' old Ha1ab lm't ,..t dirty. WalJI wt~ luewarm water aad a mild ddergeaL Do oaly a~ at a time, tbe9 dry •ery thoroadlly. Voa may aa.e yoarull a btl job. ---· PUBUC NOTICE r1CT1nous •UllNHI ........ ITATa-NT PVBUC NOTICE IA•PSON -11 WBSN BS Dll:D -1raduat•d from Auauataaa, a 1 7Hr·old LutMru-atfthted eolleft. in mo but no ane bve bu· f~ lalm. ne·llad come to Aupstana ftlled wttb ~ ..... ••At AQIUltana ~·· thin wun't anJtb.lu llke blm," Hld bla eoua:..,. t.bl BeY. Chulti Sampeon. 'fJle wu laiad· I ancl cbumlq, and tbe lb1a reall.7 went nm over him." BJ bl.a aenlor yeu, Saml*>O had won every booor available: Phi Beta Kappa, national honors. president ol the student body, a acbola.rahlp for a year's study at the Sorbonne in Part.a. He sraduat· eel magna cum laude and went to Harvard. '"BILL WAS AN EXTREMELY SENSITIVE penon and from the lime when we were chlldt'en be worried about the conditioo of other people," said h1I eouain. "In Camden, s.c., they burned a crou in a yard a block away and Bill and I rode our bleyclee by tbe house. I remember him saying what an outra8eoua thing tbat was." At the Sorbonne bis junior year, Sampson wit· nestred the enormous freedom accorded French atudentl, both ln the way they lived and In tbe radical ideas they entertained. It was a tumultuous Ume and be wu at the intellectual heart ol it. "Before be returned, tt waa clear be was going to start a student movement on campus," said a debate team partner, Karl Zobrist, now a Kansas City lawyer. "Letters started coming back and we knew aometbing bad happened." EARLY IN 818 SENIOR YEAR, Sampson staged Augustana'a first student demonstration, a ait-iD at the college president's home. It was so or· derly that the president's wife served cookies to the protesters. One Diehl Centennial Hall WU fllled with StU· cleata ud 111. Brodabl found herself facio1 Sampeon u the administration's representative. She did not like It. "He waa such a fierce antagonist," ahe said. "He waa ao able. I don't know if I was frtgbttfned, but I felt Insecure •' Park to Reopen lloller Coaster VALENCIA CAP) -The new owners of the Magic Mounla1n amusement part haft announced final testing of the giant roller-coaster Colossus, idle since a Los Angeles woman tumbled to ber death from it last year Six Flap Inc., the nationwide operator of theme parka which bouibt Magic Mountain in June, plans to reopen the attraction next month after spending more than S2 million to rebuild and revamp the ride, said park spokeswoman Cella Morey ONE OF THE RIDE'S NEW SAFETY features i.a a facsimile car besld~ the coaster which passengers must test to see if they fit pro- perly before boarding the actual ride, Ms. Morey aaid. CoWtty investi1ators examining last Decem· ber's accident -when 30-year-old Carol Flores was flung from her seat more than 20 feet to her death or-concluded that It resulted lo part from her "unusual and unanticipated physical confll\ll'a· tioo." . ) • J QUEENIE ua d.aL 8UJ•• W al*lt ..., ~Id.I education and iot a }ob in a textile mill in Greeoaboro. Ke marned • ~ I) Wrter who be&aaaed to a radical comtnuolat ·~:er· He 1toppitd talkln1 about REQUEST TAPED MESSAGE BY NU"4BER ehalla• and lDI apoke ot revoluttoa. ··eoy• What a great prlmc lime &a~ tho-. prize i.tw'd CaU our TOLL FREE number and request in- . fonnatJon on any of the problem areas listed befow. Wbln the Wot • Vie...,alnt Orsanllatioo -later f.bt Commwmt Worken Party -failed to or- ganln the D'lllll, .ft turned Ill au.n&n to the Ku Klus kl.an to tr)' to rallf the l\IPPOl'l of poor blacka, On Nov. a it beld a QW'Cb at a black bous· tn1 project in Oreeoaboro. L~EU or TllB oaOQP CR.\JJ.ENGBD tbe QCK and a earavNl of can lbowed up. At flr'lt th• two 1lde1 Just heckled .. cb other. but televtsion foota1e sboWs a few men casually walk· ina to the rear of a pickup and pul.led out i\UlS· In the end, there was no srace, no logic, no prtstlne debate. Sampson, bis face contorted and flamlne, wu tn the street Jeerln1. The gun.tire lasted lour minutes. When It waa ove,r. Sampeon wu dead. At a funeral service ln Greensboro, bi.a wife, Dale, wore sunglasses and a green fatigue cap, and carried a carbine. lo the eulogy, they said Sampson bad a pistol in bit band when be was tut and that the last thine be said was, "Keep on abootina." Santa Arrives With R2D2 This Fn at 12 15 pm Santa will arn11e al Huntington Center 1n a big red fire engine with his special Star Wars dro1d friend from • galuy fw far eway. Everything a ctuld could 00pe f0<1 Beach Blvd. & 405fwy , H B • ma1t• ·• NO OBLIGATION -.J..J. I RABBITT _,.. INSURANCE ........... 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I WIWI QITTENI Fonner Fi untain J(Q(Jey Star Pui. Tragedy Behind Hiln ICO '1 • ,.,, ..... t.,rlMllted ~ tbe fourth bl•b lcbool atb.Mte llnce the lnceptloa of tbe award tn 1937. Glenn Oayt.a (J.MI), Htae.b MeElhenoy (1M7) Ind Uuty KtOuab (1111) were the prevtoua wtnnen Wltb a 1ebolanb p to Arltma State Univeni~ lD baud, GttteQ WU liMSeed rtdinl bi. But it wu CJlll1 a few 4111 lats that fate wu '9-ltl'tU a blow to die 11-yar~ld. end1llc the life of Ida Mend and teammate, Ooua Tbompeoa, in addiUoo to near&y wreckina bis career before it really bepn. oi:= TD DUVD d the ID.fated Ulo w'blela oft tbe cs..t lllCW&Y, came away wilt a mbaar Jes~"'>' aDcl a~ mental ~ury. & •• tbl drtver and bil tntDd wu dead. Otulal ••t abud u4 mroUed at Ariaona 8'1te1 ba& found blmNlf .UU ID a at.ate ol iboek, uaabie to ~ pbJlfWIJ « mentaUr to tbe liCOrl ol tm San De-rll. Re played t• one llaU of a 1am• at Nortb1Nlt.enl. tbeD WU anat.ed Nd-&blrt l&atal, alttiu a tbl me Mucia. · GTu.m., however!·~ to bave found bl.I way beck. AttWCb Dad.Cued by a llllht pW1 lD b.la back at the Utab State pme and an an.\1e lD· Jary durinC loal line drtlla onlJ"boun before com- ln1 west for the UCLA pme, Gitt.en.a seems destined to tultUl bla dreams al Arisona State. BE'S STA&TSD FOua 1'00':8 t.b1J year .. a O.bman in a backfield that oozes with speed. Twice be-bu been a candidate fOI' Back of tbe Week bonon in the Pac-10 with 90-yard plus aamea. Lookfn1 back on the '18 aeuoo, Gltteu aays. .. I wun't really ready to play. I wu still thinking about what happened and it ltill bothen me. "I'm tryt.q to put that accident ln the put. I still tb1nk about it, but I'm not lettine it 1et me down A)'mo.-.. I can't cet DoUt back, 10 I'm loot· ta1 abad.'' Gitt.em ii down to 170 pounds and .. bopef'DJ of ~ttio& on 1'1-18 pouodl before the '80 campa,lp. 'A.ctuallf, I'd llke to 1et up to 181).185 poupcta,·• 11yaGtttem. OP.BPITE TUE OBVIOlJI tile and ttrenatb , dlffermtlal between a '111b sebool and colleae player, GtUem aaya be buo't felt. tbe impact. "Colle1e football 11 more coml>la beeauae tbe playen are smarter. theJ know who to key oa and wbere to key. And they are more lnteble," aaya Gitt.em. "They bit bard. But they bll bani ln bltb school. too." HJa major Improvement to bta pme bu beeo the UWe tblnp, acreeo.ina off and bJoclclq. •"J'be coaches baYe made me more ot an aware player, bow to key a defense and to know what la c:omiq at you. In b.1Cb acbool, l Just ran to •here I tbou&bt tbe bole was.'' says Oittena. .U In every cue with an ABU football player. the 1ubject ot former coach Frank Kush muat be explored. ' SAYS Gl1TEN8: "Tbe whole affair baln't dia· turbed me. I came here to ao to acbool and play football and that's what I'm dot.ne. A lot of it bu been a mystery to moat of the pfayen; we don't really know what la goine on. We find out things about the aame Ume everyone else does." Gittens' teammate and former Fountaao Valley lineman Bryan Caldwell aaya tbe Ariz.on• State camp is looser now, but Gitt.ens I.an 't sure 1l Is for the better that tbe extreme di.lclpllne bu been cut ·'Some might be playing better because of it.·· says Gittens ··But others need it, to have someone on them a ll the time There ls a loss or some dis· c1pline on the team now but we're out there to play ball ·· IT HAS BEEN TWO YEARS Si.Dee Gittens rambled for the Barons. but it won't be lonl before b.lS brotbtt, Alex, will be doing tus thJ..n& at Foun· tam Valley ··My brother us m the ei&bth grade and is taller and fut.er than I was al that staae." says Gitt.ens . .. But it 1S a<nng to be harder for tum. because people wtll be making compansons ·· Theres DO doubt about that W1ll..Je Gittens set a standard in Orange County that will be a yardstJck for years to come Thal s the happy price for 52 touchdowns Went Too Far Say Goodbye To Hollywood By DE!'llNE H. f'REEMAN DALLAS <AP> Thomas Henderson finally gol too "Hollywood .. for his own good He mugged ror the nauonal television cameras unce too often on a day the Dallas Cowboys were f1&btmg for their llves. His sideline antJcs coupled With a lack of en· tbua1um on the field dunng Washmgtoo s 34·20 rout of the Cowboys Sunday was too much for some t~ammates. and deflnitely irked the Dallas coaclung starr ~ RAMS' WINNING EDGE -Atlanta quarterback June Jones <left > goes down as Jack Youngblood delivers one of three Ram sacks Monday night. Vince Ferragamo, meanwhile, gets the protection he needs in his first NFL start and makes good with one of his two touchdown passes. DALLAS COACH TOM LANDRY called strongs1de lmebaclter Hendenon into hls office Monday and told him he was being placed on waivers. Henderson aaid be would just retire from ANALYSIS Ra111s Endure • ID Game of Survival profeaslonaJ football Landry S8Jd clean out your l()(ker "HE DIDN'T llt.JSTI.E," sa1d Tubbs, ·1 think 1t was the way be played that was the straw that broke bJS back as far as Coach Landry wu con- cerned. He wun 't performing . then be went on TV." Ferragamo Throws Floaters, but Tuv Go for Touchdowns By JOHN SEVANO Of•DMty ...... IUIN LOS ANGELF.S-lt was a 1ame ot survival. A game the Rama HAD to win. A 1ame where there were no 1.0iDOi rowa. "We bad to win this one," said defen.a.ive end f'red Dryer, aft.er tbe Rams posted a 20-14 victory over the Atlanta Falcons before 54,097 and a na· tional televi1too audience <blacked out locally) at the Colileum. "WE COULDN'T AFFORD to let the op- portunity of 1olnl back into first place set away from us:• added Dryer. "It was definitely a game of survival ... 1'bl MttUul coal4n•t have been better for the llama• 0 an.t situation." The whole aura IWTOUDd· tqtbecOat.tWaWlllna~. ~ It Wll a llondQ Nlcht Football U· trHapua. cb b aulal enoullh lD ltaeU. S.eOIHt the te.,...awna 6overe4 aromad IO d.e~ fw tbe .wt: And third. the llaml ...,., try~· .to~ Wlllld.D• trend UlinS tbelr thlrd -•tartlal k bl u man.J weeta VINCE naaAOA•O lived hll flnt chance to 1bOW Wbit bf,. do In~ NFL, made tbe moat or tt. n. ~·~ pro from tbe Ulll•ersttJ of Nebr..U ~t ... for ·two touchdown puaea- ooe ~ ~Jara. to PreltOn Dennard lD the Ont :quaNr' 1 •yarder to Bllb' WaddJ to 11"9 lldi ....... 1•-0 advutase Just prior to ill9ladllaM ......... . • P~wun~ ...... ...,.-me .. b1AQ1muna.Aa be put I&. "I w11 llfllctentODOUlbto1ettbeJobdalle. •• Ruat1 t~ a four·nlk l~. the JOUDI ( atpal-ealllr e:r-ec1 oD.17 t ol a.,.... tor 1n ,..__.. .una.-..aw•ot.-Nl'L ........ : ................ to~ ... UM't -thM mani tloa&an llDee &be Bau Par ..... ,..,... "'\!"".' ..... 2=~*~"1.Dn.lt c:c•111, 'a ... .......,_ fft l1llo Sm· ............ ............. . "That wu early in the week ll mual be getting stroncer. "I told (Don) Klo.terman <Rams' General Manager) it was about time be put an Italian Ul there." Says Ferra1amo: "l wun't perfect but I aained confidence. I got a chance to play and im- prove. The more work I 1et the better I'll get. We knew we needed a victory tonllbt to aet back into the plaYof f picture." The Rams not only aot back into the picture, they've taken command of lt.r TIED WITH NEW OaLEANS with a 6-6 mark, the Rama should have an euler Ume ot it down tbe road. The four remainin1 Ram oppooentl have a .IOO record or wone while three of the four Saint foes tiave a .!500 record or better. Both have each other left oa tbe aebedule and eacb plays Atlanta once. But tbeo, plaYtna AUanta thete days ta almost like a tree victory. 't'be Falcom ("8) of 1179 are only a abellof the team that reached the playoff• with a9-7markla.ltaeuon. Only Wendell Tyler·s two costly fumbles kepl the troubled Falcooa ln the aame. Monday nlaht the Falc0as suffered from a June Swoon, so to speak, as June Jones III ac· counted for two rumbles and threw two lntercep- t1ons, one resuJtina in a TD and the other almost re- sultinaln ucore. TOE ALMOST NEVER OCCURRED because Tyler fumbled at the soal llne and the ball went out of tbe end zone for an Atlanta toucbbacll. Henderson aa1d be was ill with the nu and had a pulled ham.ltrinai. Landry refused to a1ve the det.aila pf what amounted to Henderson's finng. However. Landry aa1d he wu aware of Hen· deraon'a muagmg the camera. He also said Hert· denoo had a bad game "Thia la JUSl an accumulation of thin11 . he would try bard .. then be would slip, back, then he would start again," said Landry. • Maybe Sun· day was the last straw. It was not a iood perform- ing day for him " The other Tyler fumble was also costly HENDERSON HAS THREE YEARS lert on ' becauae it aborted another Ram TD drive, thi.I contract with Dallu but ~d play for another time at the AUanta ZS. team tomorrow lf be want.a. Landry aaid be wouJd Tyler, wbo appeared downcast after the help Henderson 10 anywhere be wanted to 10. second fumble, wu uked about it. Henderson aaJd, "I love tbe D.Uu fa.u and I "Yeah. l wu dllappolnted.'' be said. ·•r wu ·love the Cowboy1. I don't want to play for a lower worried about what you l\IYI (repc>rten> were 10-ecbelon team.•· tni to.., tb1I Ume. Aabd lf the retlrement wu Irrevocable, Hen· "You people only write the ball of It-the denon laid, "No, but I don't want to be pusecl neeauve aide. You never write what I do 1ood. I've around the leap. ' never known a ~rt.tr who could carry the ball Henderson aald be waa put under a number f1I wttbout tumbllnt.' <See &ENDERSON. Pa1e 113) HoUston Staff Now No. I With Ryan? R1an, wbo led tbe American Leasue ln 1triktoUta wltb m lut ....... wll.l Joln Richard, Ctbt malor leque lea4W at 111,) and Ntetro, (tbe Nadoul.1Aq1ie'1 w1lm1nltlt pttcber at 21·11), lD Corm!Da cm Gt the ·~-IWUnl tbreelomea ID the~~ UD MUOD aYAN MID BIS CONTIACI' dld not lnclude d ferred paymata and II suareteect ror tbl'M yean. 11M Altlol ba.. the opUon to ,..... a.he coowact for the Coui'Ut year. .. It would bt bard to 11.1 wbo really tbrow1 tbe hardatt.'• Vlr'doli Hid ot Ryu and Rlcbard. ''Two or three mUea pi9r bOW' won't make mudl dlf~ feren " Brm, 1 .. 14 wttll tM callfor.Dia Antell tut Muon, deefdid co i..t UM tree t ud camdtlt MUJea on Hom\oD e • II prt wurtlbt.. "We talked to a number of clubs and uked them not to make a bld," Hid Dldl llou. a,an•a aaent. "Our tint priority wu for Holan to deelde where bl w.med to play, From tb.at poUi1, we felt we could reach 1ulta&le CoGtnct -... " Ryan la1d 11p1oa with tbe Altral was a bela; ed dream come true. 'TVS TllOVGBT OP T8DI •OMBNT r• man1 ~ and dreamed about' lt ~ A1YlD.' wd RJan, a nauve TUan. .., aJwaya wanted to play for the Ast.roe Ud lift at bome. u~, bai'd for Ruth (hit Wife) and I to realln that ...... tlnalll come boDM. •• RJIO oomaa to tbe Aatrol wltb • tl'Mll care. record arid numerous m&Jor teque recordl. Be la UH wlUa _ KoufH With four eareer no bltter1 ad boldl &be reconta for "'19c.t IUtbolta lD •· ---· • and JOO ltftreout lfflOlll, ftve. He bu 2.IOI cl.l"Ml' ltrlkeouta. • \ l Tampa SQ bMd Coe~b.,... •c&ay. after bia BuC'I acored a ftna1 TO "1th I 06 let\ to play. completiq a 31~ rocnp ~the New Yortr Giant.a: "Anybody I can beat b9dl1 • I u.a. 1 wUl. I bave no compaaalon." IJSC-IJCLA Q .. e ce Se Tele.,laetl LOS ANGELES -TIM Southem Cal-UCLA EiJ football aaaw Sauanla> W\U be teJevbed 1n Loi •II• ' AnceJea. but not in UM r.l ol lbe nation, 1t wu an- DOWJ~ MODdll) KABC·TV said u will exercise lta local option to telecast the aan:w at t.be Lo. ADseles Memorial Coliseum, aJtbou&h It will oot be pan of the ABC network's schedule of aames Saturday Although 500 tkbts remained Monday. the atallon a1reed to buy any llckeu that might remam for the cont.eat that will decide the Pac 10 Conference Rose Bowl represen- t.alive Southern Cal or Washington. A vtctory or ue will give the Hose Bowl bid lO USC, now 9-0 1. UCLA has a 5·5 record Alaba•a I• No. I., IJSC I• No. 4 The Top Twenty teams LO The Associated Preu college footbalJ poll, with first place votes in parenlbese and records· 1 Alabam<i 1:121 10·0 0 11 Pittsburgh 2. Ohio St nK1 11·0 11 12 Purdue 3. Nebra'>ka 141 IU O CJ 13. Clemson 4. So Cahforn1a tJOl !l 0 I J4 x Wastungton 5. Flondn St 10 O O <t1e1 Auburn 6. Texas Cl :J• H I II 16 M1 rtugan 7 Ark<iru.a~ 11 :J • !J I I! 17 Ba\lor H Oklahoma !J I II 18 Tulane fl llouston 11 31 K I II 19 South Carolina 10 Brigham Youn!( 10 O O 20 Penn St x Include& forfeit by /\nwna State IW11ob Football Coarlt o ... t~d A rash or firings of head football coaches has begun among the nation's colleges with the Unaversaty of lllmo1s' Coach Gary Moeller among lhe rirst t.o go. according t.o a report out of Cham- 9-1 0 9-2 0 8-2-0 9-2 0 8·2·0 830 7 3·0 8 2" 7 3 " 7.3 0 paign. Others fired or on lhe block include Aagte Tam- martello of Southwestern Lowsiana wbo resigned; Frank ClpeUl of West Virginia; Jim Tait of the Unlvemty of Richmond; and Geoe CarllOD and bis staff al the University of Montana. Others are expected lhia week. Padra Sip Ez-l11dta11 lt',.e Thwarted in their efforts t.o obtain pitchers • One Golla and Doa &aaboue in lhe free agent market, the San Dieao Padres si&ned veteran ri1ht-bander Bick Wlae today. The 34-year-old Wiae. who played out his optlon with Cleveland, will earn ap- proximately $1. 7 million over a five-year period, the San Diego Tribune reported ... Former Kansas City Manaaer W'1&e)' Benoc 11 a 1troo1 cont.endeJ' for a new maoaetoe job .... in Denver ii the Oakland A 'a are moved there, accordl.Dg to a story in the K.&nau City Star. Herzog recently traveled to Denver to meet with llaniD Dam, the oilman t.ryin£ to purchase the A's and move the t.eam to Denver . . . Mauy 8aafldllm. Pitta burgh 'a veteran reserve catcher-tint bueman, bu •isned a muJu. year cootract. The 35-year-old Panama- nian smacked tbe wlnnlne RBI ln lbe second aame of the World Ser1ea a1alnst Baltimore. IAll'.aee Aid• fi'_,lert•• .... Senior Calm aoberta ac:Ored 14 pointl and • former ~back Colle e atar l!lnce LaVallee added 10 u Cal Slate F~rtoo defeat..s Talwan'a aatloaal buketball team, 70-50 ... Tbe West Cout AtbletJc Coa.fereoce ~roved two experimental rules for buketba.U thia aeuon. Tbe 45-lecond clock will be used aJ001 with the offeDH player control foul rule. Tbe foul rule wW be counted u • team foul, not as a personal foul . . . 8nd IWf•u scored 14 paU1tl u Atbleta ln Action de- feated Padflc1 _ !441, for ltl utb 1tra.1Cht win •.. Ktajl SlaJ••t.I beltea a Ull'ee·rull bomer to carry the J apaneae All-stata to a 3-2 will over lbe American All-atara ln the finale of an ubi~tJoa baaeball serta between lbe two countrtea., r • ........, ....... '°'towing are tM top 'POrt• •wnts on TV tontoht. R•Unos are: ' 'I' excettent; ' ' 'worth watching; ' ' fair; ' fOf'Qtt It. 7:10p.m., ChanMt I { { { ,,/ • ... • ., .,.no L. llANDY .... ..., ......... Walt DtAn 'World tn Lall• Buena Vllta, :rta. II the 1tte ol a = pro.Jed to help drielop rouaa «olte,. f« the f\ltuN. ~ POA tour~ coif facWt) 11 bem, &rfe at tbe alte and wbcn p wtlJ be an example for pan ud reereldon departmmta U'OUDd the CWiltiJ to follow . Edisoa Do111inates Sunset It will be • nlne·bole count and tralntn1 hclUty for you.npten bet.ween the aces of 6 and u. Dtaney World wtll pro- Bell, Seurer Head Alt.leagUe Team a1 aooza cAaUJON OflMDelty ....... Ed.lion Hieb'• bll ~uarterbaek Frank Seurer, tailback lterwtn • reeelnr Mark Boyer and linebacker Troy Seure~lnate tbe Dallt Pilot '1 All.sun.et Lequeteun.1 ach baa been cboeen for player of the year laurels. ln addJUon to defenalve Uneman NeU Ross of Newport Harbor ~· offensive lineman Steve Aloalo of Marina and efenaive back Alan G.ctdis of Newport. COACH OF THE YEAR honors 10 to Dave Thompeoo. wbo ln two yeara bu t.akeo Marina Hi1h out of 15 years of mediocrity to an 8-1·1 cam- pa1gn and entry lnto the CIF Bia Five playoff• u the lea1ue'11 No 2 team. Allhougb Bell, an All..CIF first team seled1oa aa a JUOlor, rushed for 675 yards and nine touchdowns ln league play. be muat aha.re Of. fena1ve Back of the Year h<lnonl with Seurer. ~urer completed 52 ol 87 passes for 812 yarda In five leaaue 1amea for five toucbdowna. ln addt· t1on to scoring twice. TYPICAL OF 'MIEIR WORTH lO Edison wu their reat in the championship game With Marina when each ran for one touchdown and puaed ror another Receiver of the Year is Royer, the h1ghly- sought 6 5 star who plucked 18 passes 1n league play for 357 yards Edison·s rourth blue ctup in this distinguished field is Troy Seurer, Frank's younger brother A tenacious tackler walh range and speed, he wus a landshde choice for Linebacker of the Year. MARINA'S RISE lO the UpPft' echelon was due largely to the solid inside rwuung 1ame, as evidenced by the selection of both Vik.ing guards and the center on the first team. Alosao, a 200 pound guard, rated a slight edge over bUI teammates Newport Harbor's pair or stan-Rou and Gaddis-were also consensus choices for their honor. Mackinac Wins Mission Series Mackinac, skippered by Wes Thompson of tbe host club wu the Class A winner Sunday in the second race of Capistrano Bay Yacht Club's Mla- 1100 Senes for Performance Handicap Racing t'leet yacht.a Wlnner an Class B was Bold Forbes. sailed by Ed Cummins. Dana Point Yacht Club, and the win nt'r in the Ultra Light Displacement Boat class waa V Max. skippered by John Hooper. DPYC Trophy winners CLASS A 1 Mackinac; 2 Gold Rush, Kel Grubbs, DPYC. 3. Ohvera Street, Harold Sellers. DPYC CLASS B 1. Bold Forbes; 2 Funny Feehn', Pete Meade, Capo BYC; 3. The VuJ&ar Boalma.o, Hush Curran, DPYC. ULDB-1. V Max. 2 Hot Flub. Bill Murray, Capo BYC Aa cme coach put It: ••a.. LI a man amoq boya,.. t.be dcf emive Croat." Gaddis, • dc>everytb.i.ac aar for the Sailon. had flve interceptloa.a la ~Y. 1Dcludin1 the aame-n~ ill Newi>ort 'a 17-11 victory over Edi.ton. AD·8aae& lttpa ftn& Tt.a• Off & I Pot. PlaJw,...., Wt. a. QB-Frank Seurer. EdllOD 1-2 18$ Sr. 1\B-Kerwtn Bell, EdiND H 180 Sr. RB-Jim Taylor, Manna s-t 115 Sr. RB-Eric Willi.a~, Westmlmt• M 151 Jr. WR-Mart Han ey, Martna 1-1 170 Sr. TE-Mark Boyer. Ecl.iJoa 1-S 215 Sr. T -Jam Bobl.aky, Westminster M 2:50 Sr. T -Tim Inman, EdilOD 1-2 m Sr. G -Steve Aloaio. M artna 1-Z JOO Sr. G -Jeff Braun, Manna 1-1 210 Sr. c -Lance Perry, Manna $-8 1IO Sr. i"ln& Tea• Deftme OE Taalo&o Pau, Weataumt.er 1-3 200 Sr. DE-Guy Blasoa, Newport Harbor 6-0 180 Sr. OT Dave Bnmnemmer. F V 1-2 215 Sr OT Nell Rou, Newport Harbor l-3 220 Sr NG Brandt Hou~en. F V s ll 18S Jr LB Troy Seurer. Ed.laon 5·11 176 Jr LB l~· Knowles, Manna 6-2 210 Sr LB Hall MaJavaa1. Eduon 6 1 214 Sr DB Alan Gadda. Newport Harbor S-9 155 Sr DB Matt Kaae. Manna 6-0 170 Sr OR Lvle Miiier. Fountain Valley 5-lJ 165 Sr Kicker Scott G1em. Newport Harbor 5-11 165 Sr Second Team Ofteme QR -Sam AieUo, Manna 62 195 Sr QB Andy De Luca. Fountain Valley 6 ·2 185 Sr RB-Jim Warburton. Manna S-JJ lM Sr WR Joe Manire, Edisoo S.-0 171 Sr. WR Mark York. Fountain Valley S-11 18S Sr. TE Greg Caine, Manna 1-1 1110 Sr T -Bnan Parter. Hunt.iJlitoa Beachl-1 212 Sr T -Pat Fenill. Edlloa M 21.S &-. G -John BaCJey, Newport Harbor S-1 110 Jr. G Grea Preble, Edison 6 I 203 Sr c -Harvey Williams. Weslmmste1' ~to 180 Sr. Sttoed Team Defetaa OL-Tony CanJ.OOe, Founla.1n Valley 5 7 180 Sr OL Tom HalJsz. Hunll.ngton Beach 6-0 190 Sr OL Hon Mathern. Manna 5 10 195 Sr DL Chns Rowl'y, Edl5oo 6--0 195 Sr 'IJG C'arl Carranza, Hunt Beach S-8 165 Sr. LR Ted Tomasek, Westmmsttt 6-0 191 Sr LB Todd Holmes. J•ountam Valley S-11 190 Sr. LB Bob'IlY mpson. llunt Beach S-11 180 Jr DB Dino JWll, Edison 5 9 165 Jr DB John Bonanni. Manna S-10 160 Sr DB-Chm. CJl<.'?1, /l.ewport Harbor 6-10 175 Sr. No Strings on Wilt LOS ANGELES"CAP) -Los Aneeles Laken' owner Jerrv Buss announ~ Mooday lbat he .. ould not reqwre cOmJ>MlSal.lon If center Wall Chamberlain -.ere to return to the National Basketball Assoctal.lon Buss' statement rame as a result of reports that Cbam~rlaln. 43. may MgD a contract Wlth lbe Cleveland Cavauers Tonmhawk Has Lead In Race College Football By ALMON LOCKABEY Oelty l'tMt ............ LONG BEACH -Jobo Arena' Ron Holland-designed 41-foot sloop Tomahawk from Balboa Yacht Club took over the han- dicap lead ln the lnt.ernaUonal Offshore Rule DM1lon of the 1,000-mUe Lona Beach to La Pu race Monda~ H the 18-knot nortb-northw.,_t wind.I sped Lbe fleet down the Baja CallfomJa coast. On elapsed Ume Tomahawk waa 1aJlln1 dead even with Bob Kelleher'• Choate dnlped 41- f ooier Silver Fox from Loni Beach Yacht Club. 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'"'11111 WILL BE a pilot pro- cram," PGA Commlaaloner Deane Beman tay1. "It la de· 1l1ned to help ltrensthen and GOLF broaden the bue of the came We are aetUnc out to prove that wlth Jlmlted · reaourcea and operaUna expenaes a 10U lrain- 1ni facility can be developed." One of the more Interesting aspect.a of the project la tbat tees and areens w1U ~ a ayntheltc surface known aa Mod Sod. It requires no mowtn1 and no 1r- r11at1on," Beman aaya. ll will allo require UttJe maintenance. tbm keeputl the operattnc costs to a minimum '"We believe municipalities. parks departments and com- mun1t.1es around the country can do tht> same lhang at a m1mmal CO"lt JUSt 3!1 they build ball (1elds and tt>MIS courts We want lo prove golf to be a viable recrea lion altematJve which can be en JOyt'd by a larger segment of the• populat.aon ·· Little Lt>aKue ba11eball. Pop W a rnrr football. t\ YSO SOC<'<'r and now pc; A i:iolf ,., followmg suit for YOW1J(Slen1 starting out 1n sporu programs • * INSTF.AD Of' FORMER President Gerald Ford as a playlna partner. sponsors of the Crosby Southern pro-am aolf tournamenl at lrvuie Coast Country Club Jan 9 25 will have an opportunity to play a round with four PGA pros m ear ly January The four purse sponsors oft.he S25 000 Crosby Southern a re Bob Fluor Bob Gray, Handy Presley and Gi!Orge Ryan They will be paired with Buddy Gardner Peter Jacoblwn. D A We1bnng and Bobby Walzel In an 18-bole match on Friday Jan 4. Ga r<tner 1s ~th on the money hst w1lh 171,4&1 while We1bnng is 57th With 171 343. Jacobsen f1n11hed 73rd and Walzel won the 1976 Crosby Southern • • • CHIP SHOTS Mont y Rlodgt>tt, head pro at V1ri;:1n1a Country Club and l!:I f>oradu Park for more than 20 years. ha-, 1oined a manuractunng firm a .. a reprt>~entat1 ve RoRt-r Belan1eer, formerly associated with Mw1on VleJO Country Club as head pro, is handling the City of Industry golf courses slated for operung in the near ruture ' ALAN~DOIS FREOPLACKA ·The Golden SO Area Football Leaders Listed Tbe Dally Piiot'• Golden 5t Out weel'• bq pla11 of It 1anta or mere) 93, 14-Jlm Gleed, Dana Hilla <~run> 7~Alan Gaddla, Newport Harbor (kickoff retu.nl) 7J-Fred Pl•cka, Dana HIJJs (toucbdowa ~from Paul Siaelove) el-lllke J)a•la, La1una Beach <touchdown paaa from Lance st.tr art) n.eee .. oa 97-Taylor <Marina); 93-Banner <San Clemente> and Gleed <Dana Hills>; 8&-Templetoo <Irvine), 85-Roberta (Irvine), Carlyle <Mat.er Del). D. Jackson (Edison); 84- Gleed <Dana llllls); 8')-Qleed <I)ana HUia), Bell CEdlae>o), Huniley <M1rtna>: 71-Briabt <Corona del Mar), Olluln CEatucl•>; '1&-Placka <Dana Hilla); '12-Bachmeier <Ocean View), Hobart (University): 71- Ta)'lor <Marina), Placka <Dana Hl111); 70-Bell (Edlaon); 88 - Richards <Fountain Valley), Davis <Laa\lna Beach), 66-Thompson <Hun,tlnelon Beach>; 64 -Bo)'e <Edilon); 63-Moaer (Ocean View> 62--Brlght <Corona del Mar), Bauer <Coata Mesa), Kraass <Estancia ), 60-Scbntteer <Corona del Mar ). Jelay <San Clemente), S9-York <Fountain Valley J; 58-Moaer (Ocean View): ~Belf. (Edison), Taylor <Marina>; 55-Jimeoez <Newport Harbor), Martin <Hunt· inaton Beach ); 54 -Marvick <Untveralty>; 53-Huntley (Marina), 52-Starkman (Coeta Mesa), Spencer <Mater Del>. Bauer <Costa Meaa>. 51-Bell <Edison)J. Bauer <Coata Mesa>: 50-Bauer (U>Sta Mesa > Are1 StaU1Ucal Leaden a ...... (Laa& •• , 1. Jim Gleed (Dana Hilla) 2'-411; 2. K.,rwtn Bell 27·151. aea .. anb1D1 1. Kerwin Bell <£di.ton) UJS.l,508: 2. Jim Ta)'lor (Manna~ w.toa; a Jim Gleed (Dana HlJq) l&NOI; 4. Bob Unman (bt.bela) 1'1N48; s. Chrl1 Brl1bt <Corona dt l Mar> 189-788 ,,....p .... J Paaatn1 <Lut Week> 1. Andy De Luca (Fowita.tn Valley) 11·12--0, 198; 2. Ray Kotler <Ocean View) J..2.24--0, 172; I. Gary Pan11b (NeWPOrt Harbor) 10..za.2, 1'10; 4. Frank Siurer <EdllaD> to-1.M, 118; 5. Phil~ <Mater DeO l-J.1...2.123; 6. Jim McCahW <Estancia) t-12-0. lU; 7. Bill Lux CCoata lleu) 9-20-0, 116. .......... 1. Frank Seurer (Edi.Ion) 9$-180-7, 1,497; 2. Andy De Luca <Fountain Valley) 94-168-11, 1,365; 3. Ray Kotler <Ocean View) 90-174.e, 1,177; 4. Phil Spencer (Mater Dei) '13-142-5, 1,107; 5. Sam Aiello <Marina> 64·111-3, l,0'12; 6. Blll Lux (Costa Mesa> 64-133·10. 1,039. Recelytq (Laa& week) 1. Terry Bachmeier <Ocean Vlew) 7·122; 2. Rlch Amaral <Estancia ) 6-77; 3. Brian Drazba (Mater Del> 5-85; 4. Rob Case <Corona deJ 'Mar) 5.35 BOwl Conflict HENDERSON. • • RALEIGH, N.C. <AP> -North Carolina St. will not accept a bid to the Garden State Bowl. The Dec. 15 date con· ructa with semester ex· Im!. Rustler . roioists Favored Golden West College entered toda y's Southern California J C water polo playoffs as the No. 1 seed and, bar· rine upset, figures to ad· vance to Wednesday's champlonahip game al 1 p.m . in the Cypress College pool. Orange Coast also made it to the playoffs, bealina Groumont Mon· day a1ternoon, 12·5 at Cerritos to quaWy for the one remairung berth. The top two teams from these playoffs, all held at Cypress, wiU ad· v a ~ ,c e lo t h e s t a t e playoffs, where Golden Weal JI the defending champion. Fo J lowJng Wednesday's t p .m . finals, the loser of Lbe champlcmahip eame will come back for a 5:30 ea me against the top aur· vivor of the ellm1nation bracket to determine which team will accom· puy the champ to the state playoffs. The Rustlers of Golden West come in with an 18-1 record. the only Jou oomine to the use frosh team. They have a 41.game winning 1treak against two-year schools. Orange Coast, behind Mark Cornett's four goals and Jeff Dannell's three, breezed past Groaamont Monday In the South Coast Con· ference playoff. The Pirates met Long Beach CC this morning and played a second round game this afternoon. FVYouth Teams Play NEW 1980 CADILLAC LUXURY DE VILLE .. llAGEB eo •tsar Ot11caza now that -'t ICllt U.. niOt u4 .0 pt.a down the court 10 ucb f.._., .. ~· MuW '"The oalJ problem I bl.I laek of eould : be doic't look Q lnttmtdllial ..... -.,.,.. fan't a'ooe·maa team, tbouO. not bf a _, lhoL HI ...... IUPDOl'tlnl cut •blcb metua. ata~ ~ U ;P1\itck. T..S HetUDa ad &aridY Whleldan. Erle Bamett aDd a.ad 1Vellat lild ou& tbe •lx ntumert. "Tbe bl1 factor," •nlal.na llulllpo about tJllA ••aaon, .. ,, that If al( tbllll' are equal tbea fOl)bomotw.,.. better t.ban fnilbmen. They've 1ot to be NU.er becaUM tbtJ'N JOl!bomores. '' TD GAUCB08 WILL 81! looldn1 for their foW1b IOMioa : Cooftr"llMle cbampka.hlp in u IDU)' 1Mrl wttb MuWau at tbe helm. llu111un .,..... diat tbla unit la b.ll beat by far, but be allo addl that because of tbe pre- 1euoa buildup It will be toqber for b.ll team to win. Saddleback Opell.I play Wednesday ru,bt. bolt· inc Mt. San Jacinto al 7:30. Here's a cloler look by poeitloo • POINT-Mulli&an doesn't follow the conven· uJoaJ C\W'd. forward, ceoter syndrome. lm\ead. Jt's point. wins. po1t. Patrick. a sophomore pohat euard from Katella H1Cb, la the player who maka the team 10. He wu the team ·a fcd1b leadiq a corer al 12. 7 pc>lnta per came lut 1e&10D and led the team with 188 usiata. Patrick wW be backed by Weiler, a 6-0. 175·pounder trom Cblcqo, who saw little action last aeuoo. Roundina out the ' poaltloo are Richard Dlu, a freshman from Ken· nedy Hieb where he avera1ed 11 points last season, and Dave Koehler. a freshman from Corona del Mar who averaaed 17 3 u a aen;or. WING Wbieldon returns at one wing after an exceptional aeuon last year that saw the 6--4. 170-pounder average 19 4 per game and shoot a ~~~!!!!!!!!!'!!!~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~ school record 59.8 Crom the floor He will be joa.oed at the other wm1 by 6 2 freshman Barney Klnes Crom Joliet, lllinous, who was All lllnoa.s hil lut two years in hi&b 1cbool and averaged 20 pointa per game. Mulli1an calla him an Art.le Green who can shoot. First s ubsUlute at lhe wing waU pro bably be Pete DeCuu. a freshman from Mission V1e10 who averaeed 21 potnta per game last aeuon wblle leading the Diablos to the CIF .emus. Other wtneera include Nord Walker, a S·ll freshman from Weatch~ter; Tom McCluskey. a 6·S freshman from Red.Janda. and Roser Holmet>. a 8-4 freshman from Fount.a.In Valley. who bu been sidelined the put au: weeu walh a knee In . Solve Your 1979 Tax Problems Now!! enjoy tM benefits of up to a 400% tax deduction fn 197' while p.,tlclpatia9 In a hlohty profit· mottYn.d investment • The history of ttus lnve·stment 1s one of sound~s JUry and Is doubtful for the season • There Is stro"9 merit tor tutu,. financial ~1n POST Magee la an a class by himself • Tax°'""'°"' "•11• been rendered 1n favor of Uus investment by some of t"e nation's most prntlg1ous law and acc~ntlng fl""'· Averaged 22.6 points per game and 10 7 rebounds an h1a 14 games last year Named to the 1111-atate tournament team and ls the domanaung force In the middle of the Gaucho attack Hettinga, a 6-7 . 215-poundcr from San Clemente H.agh, w1U be lhe other postman A sixth man orr the bench last season, Mulligan calls Hett.mga the team's most improved player. Should pl"OVlde adequate board help for Magee. Tbe slxth man this season will be 6-5 Univenity ol Idabo transfer JJm Bateman He played at Norco Web ln tm where be averaged 25 points per pme. Barnett, a 6-3 aopbomore from Riverside Poly Hilb. abould abo eee ample play· • The amount of t"ls investment may be adjusted to meet y?Ur pe"°nal financial Situation. . GERALD L IOUIC FtHAMCW SBYICH .,... ,._. -Wte 21 llO Hewporl C...ttr Drift • ....... i ~ c ...... 92660 "44-2107 in1 Ume. McKinney Is Moved INGLEWOOD CAP! Coach Jack McKinney of the Loa Angeles LakeMI has been moved to Cenlinela Hospital in Inglewood from Lallie Compa ny o f Mary Hospital in nearby Tor· ranee, the NBA team announced Monday. "McKinney as being moved to give htm spec1f1c care 1n rd erence to the 1n1ur1r' he "ustamed." snad Dr Robert Kcrlan . the Lakcrs· lcttm µh y.,1c1an McK1Mey suffered u aeraous head Injury and a broken nght f'lbow m a bicycle accident near ha s Rancho PttlO!> Verdes home on Nov 8. ri 0 pager WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE 00.-L.A. ~! SO D!:Pairr ON APPBOVED CREDIT Come up to the Top to NEW K·WAVE, FM 108 Enjoy great music ... 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I• ... ,.., ,, ...... .... • tJ .....,., 1' "" ..... ........ ..... . ,, J.4 11 • II u u 42 ~ ,,. • 14 0 n • u ti 14 u 10 10 • " • u " 0 12 n I ALT 1..A1tE CITY tAP> -llnllil loot lalcl • IMa -"• WU.~ ~ etl•'Mor .... eYtf'JOD9c -up 1laUM.....,;~bal .. buttoal and bow wllal tll4i '"·-·· • .·Ke buU1 • CO~Md ~ -D0t 4'1tt. pock.wiled, but cJOM-u.t~DNdldl ftattill' up to 2' bouts lD adHDOf.~~~-'tPeodlDI ·.= I.Del roar yean and ·~ ttae ....s. ot . troa.ta eompGdel. w·d aou-;. llOWbln. • "I wQ oae ol tbolle1fae.de• blftllton ~ to do "erytbtn1 ·m~~f :· Hid Root. ,M. a meteorolotbt ln Salt e ~·~··117 wtfe .,.. beat.mi me ewer tbe bead ~. 'No more n· peoaea. No more pro~.· •• TUN ROOT CONTACTED the Utah~•· Uon Cealer'. . Jt ts one of f°'1J' centers Mt op wtUI belp from the Natk>oal Sclence Fomvt•t&att lO IUide lAna· tions (J'om tcrat.chy npr.. ~to saleable producta. The center ls now 11.DOther pro. totype for Root. conductlAJ a bt 5tud7 ad Jivtn1 Root adrice oo bow to a. a •~ ball· neuman. Without the ¢enter. Root a4dd be woukl bt lolt. "l probably wouldn't be ao.ywbere. dom.s tbe same old thinp," he said. Root's machi.ne Is one of hundreds of 1•dceta nursed into beln1 alnce NSF bepn t.be Protram ln 1973 The centers have oveneen 1ucb projecta u video games. interior clim.te controll. medical equipment and bicycle transm.lsslon.s ON TIIE OTHER HAND, attempt.a b.ve bffn made al windmill-powered can. automatic toliet seat lift.era and women's 1armenu that spray sex· ual assallanta with tear gas. In six years. NSF bu provided'°' millloo in seed money for centers at the Unlvenity ot Utah . Unlvennty of Oregon. Mauacl:ulldU lmtitut.e of Technology and Came11e·Melloo Univentty. NSF program mana1er Robert Coltoo u.1d the centen have started between 25 and 30 new bc.aalnesaea. some now earning u much u $10 millloa a year. "We made some rou&b calculabona oo re· turn and we rlgure it's clo.e to one and a half to two limes the original in vestment," aatd Colton. USING FACULTY MEMBERS and some out· side consul tants lo t•valualt> 1dus lhe centers give suggesllonh for improving designs help bu1ld pro totyp('S, promote producw. and oHer '>alei. advice and someti me!> money Lo st.art a b~mess Most run classe~ on product development and en trepreneursh1p through the uruvers1ll~· bus1nes~ schools William Bowen. Utah center adm.iru.strator . s aid hi s ')t affer ~ t a n help Inventors avoid fraudulent promoters "Inventors are i.nt.eo.se peo pie -they really put a lot or entot.aoo Into their projeru and are vulnerable to being e.xpk>at.ed." be said. "The thing I have appreciated most in won - ing with NSF Is that they have etveo us the freedom to fatl." said Orqoo cent.er dired.or 1Jpe of Aooomlt PSMbook BO-day Thrift CertJficate 6-month Thrift Certifbte COMPUT!R PA!DICll W!ATHU ....... .... Lake Meeorotaglllt leeven Root Gerald Udell. '"!bat'• t.be cornerstone of an en· vlroameat that 1Umu1ates creativity." TllE OREGON CENTER has had its share of f ailura. The anti-rape garment. for Instance. "We gave that a very poor evaluation," Udell said. ''1b.at wu a succeu ln that we told the i.n- ventor to foraet 1t." Overall. Colt.on said. the program has been so successful that more than 40 other schools have ulled NSF for help to set up their own centers. He satd leclalauon cWTenUy before Congress would provlde more money to expand the proeram . Amon& OTeeoft's succeues have been a folding lucc•P cart. a process for separaune hydrogen from wder for use u fuel and a rrancbiai111 plan for wood burn1n1 stoves MIT has produced televwon gam~ and a gold bar forgery detector. CMU CLIENTS INCLUDE two 'iuccessful busanesaet. in the P1tt.sburJi?h area • ont> producing romputenzf'd C'l1 matt• rontrol-; for buildings, the othl'r remott· rontrol' for ht•avy eqwpmt nt The l.aah r1·nte r hai. \IX proJe<'L" under v.ay, in<'lud.tng an automall(' b1rytlt! tran1mi.ss1on and a probe wturh use:. light tran .. m1tted along a f1bt>r to make dt-1.Jc·at(• t<•mptrature measuremcnw. 1ns1dc the body All four {"enters "lt1ll rely on grant money and S{"hool support Hut Bowen !>aid his center hopes to beroml' self ,uppo rt1nR. by obtaining pa rt ownershJps or royaJlJ~ from romparues 1t helps start "In 10 years. 1( we've-been ,uccessful. the un ive rs1ty would own '>lock 1n some exci.tme com pa.rues:· he aa.ad Canpare that to the 51.4 % you with a pe98book aa::ou.nt at a oommer, cial bank. Or the &ti% you earn at savings and bm. 1bm oome aee us. 1be people who put you in the best oompeny-will also put you on Cloud 9. MJiid11Uu Ama..aftate llM!llment ~o s 1.00 7%% • 1,000 8% • 1,000 9% • 5.000 9'A.Cfo 110.000 t,;&AV-CD THBIE I r t $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROP£Ri YSE(X)NDS • ...__...av~ _. . ._ •Cir• udel ........ aw • =:.i t 1 a 'bssswbi .,h .... •6__..t.s.,_.. ......... c.w ..... The Irvine Company's mobile information center in the Village of Woodbridge was relocated this weekend to a new site at the comer of Culver Drive and Barranca Parkway in Irvine. Newly interiors for the center are expected to be completed in time for reopening Thanksgiving weekend. The center offers information on res1den - t1al. apartment. commercaal and an dustrial opportunities available m the city of Irvine Oealel ~aec••• .!/(Cotta MeH. HIH ~preaeutatl•• tor TM IUdP TMI c..u. bu received the Rlda• Sales ~eat Aw.rd for ouutmctla1 •&lei !)ertonnance lD lt'1t. N..,.... Bal•• Sa.tao wu lauucbed earlier tbla month at • ceremon1 with Mayol'! Paal •1eun °' Newport Beach and Newpon Balboa Savlnp and Loan Board Cbalrmaa.,......, 0.. offlciat1q. Larry Gutwealer baa been appointed •Ice prealdenl of the Wiiiia• Wallen C.•pHJ'• Orance C-ounty Divaslon ln Fountain Valley Brette Adnrtlllal Ir MarbU.C Corp. of Santa Ana bas added Marie Anal• CoenJ 11 the aeency's newest account executive. Illas Conroy comes to the agency With a oackiround in public relallons Brd&e Adverti•lDI 6 Marttetlal Corp, of Santa Ana bu announced the add.itJoo of Mn, Barbara lafraaca as art director for the agency. Mn. lnfranca it. a eraduate of the Hussaan School of Art B~ AdverthlD& & Martte1.llll CorponU. of Santa Ana bas announced the formation of Butte Publlutloaa. The company's first pubhcallon. "Paraplegic World,"' deala with research and issues concemmg paraplegics and all dis abled peo ple It will be circulated nat1onwtde Uus month GttaJd C. Weeks, former city manager of San Clem~s accepted the pos1t1on of manager of lan<Y'development for Daon Soatb~est, a real e<.tate development company headquartered in Nt>wport Beach . Contact our .... ..,_ .. eenk• lur your financing "''>'<!" . Outer Space Next Boom Site? Thomas M. ~11. 'edit.of' of Tbe E•eeatlve maeaune in Newport Beach, was a featured speaktt at a Los Angeles d.umer celebraung the 25th anruversary of the first passenger m,hl. uiung the polar route. by SAS <Scandinavian A1rlaoes) Sell !>poke on behalf of the 20 reporters who had been mvlled on the inaugural fught November 15, 1954 ' t (714) 759-1515 ~N NOME lllOfnQMJIE 230 Newport C.ntet Drive De1lgn Plaze Newl)Of1 Beech, CliilCN'noe 92660 MEMO: ATHENS, Ohio <AP> -Once private en- terpnse sees the money that can be mAde by min- ing an asteroid, businesses will be josWne for the chance to set up shop in outer space, an Ohio University professor predicts. John Kraus said many look at space now the way many Easteners must have viewed California 1ust before the gold rush; it's interesune enough. but no one really wants to go there. HOWEVER, HE SAID, SPACE is "where mankmd·s future lies -at offers a termendous potential for energy, materials and room for ex- pansion.'' "Just wait until it's demonstrated that you can use solar power to mlne an asteroid for profit," said Kraus, visiting profeesor or electrical Board Delays Dividend Bid @ TO: C-ompany Decl.tlon Ma.ken FROM: Hickory Farms of Olllo , RE: Christmas gifts for customers, employees, Am cord Inc. bu an- nounced the company's boarcl of directon bu poetponed adion oa tbe resular quarterly dhldeod on tbe com- pany's common shares pending completion or the announced tender of- fer for the company's common shares by a subsidiary or Glfford- 11111 " Co. Inc. hllllness associates 0.. M h Po '1•ts1#1 ..- tlft ,.111 ere perfect fer .,..,.. • ,_-lllt • They contain tempting cheese. meats. teas and aweeta. • We'll send them 10< you ®and even enclose your personal greeting! • We'll deYote the same care and attention whether you Of'der one or 1,000 • Call or write tor a free. lull-color food gift pak catalog fliclcot7 rerms °' O#tO• SOUTH COAST PLAZA 1404'91 ()pee MJ 'Ill t s.t, 'HI 6 S-, 12·1 America's Leading Cheese~Stores• Over 125 ''stock-switch'' opportunities to save money on taxes The board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 37.5 cents per •hare on the com- pany's cumulat.ave pre· ferred stock which is payable Feb . I to stockholders of record at the close of business Dec. 7 The firm is based in Newport Beach. No Ceiling On Prices? WASJilNGTON (AP> -Tbe chairman of the Council on Wage and Price StabUity says be finds lt difficult to im- aa.tne that energy prices can continue to nae 50 to 75 /erceot each year, an even a moderate easin1 in the rate or in· crease will help fight io- flatlon. I I How much can you save on this year's taxes by esrablilhing capital klSSei on depraaed stocb-and switchi~ to oda iaa with com- porabk or supc:rior prospecai? The other report rovers j-.J..r trial and financial 5tOCb: It ~j~ ~ 60 tnx-twitch 11qmrsrions in <Mr 20 majqr lndUIOies. "All you need la for the rate of Increase ln eneray prtcee to alow to a modelt 25 percent and you 1et a peat Improve-ment in lnflatioo," said Allred E. lt.abn in an lD- temew publllbed Sun- d•J by U.S. News & World Report. Vinu1lly every invl'ltOr with holdinp in today's market can profit by 1 kins-and carefully answering-this quadon. Smith Barnt.'Y has jUR published cwo 'J)l'cl.al repon:s ~ to give yau important tax·switch ideas for immtdiite <X>nlidmtion. One l'tpOrt CD\'al ucility ~ and mnmins oYa' 70 tax1Witth •w 11ion1 on a ~-region I balll. Boch reporu provide vital prier. carru~. dividend and yield jnfor. madon for moK of the ~ on which ru:ommcndations a~ made. For your free oopy cl these two spedaJ tax·switeh reports, just mail the coupon below. Or CAii: (7H) 7S2•Z761 engineering at OU. '1"ben everyone will want to be monat. Kraus, regularly d.ireetor of the Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan radio observatory, 1s teachmg a fall class called "Engmeenne Perspeellves on the Future from a Cosmic Standpoint · THE MINING OF MINERAL n ch a!>tt-ro1cio; even immediately, 1s not an ouUaodJ!>h idea. he Sllld. "All Uus 1s tl"chnically fea!>1 ble ngbt now ·ht said "It's simply a matttr or domg 1t RellrnR the go ahead from the necessary government agen c1es '' Malcolm 8 . Sorthrup has been promoted to the post of exe<."uttvc vice pre!>1dcnt, Electromc Ot•v1ces 01vtS10n <EDDI of Anaheim. RCK'kwell International Corporalion. 'forthrup was vice president or M l<."rnl"IN·trunll" Dl VIC'e'>. a bUSIOC'>'> v.1lh1n EDD lk v.111 ront1nu1> to att temporanly as tie ad of that opna11on e1s wt:ll I o, t•r l 'lu· Counlf·r I .. _ l•'' r •• ,'>flh ..J ••""-•, II l •t.fO" 1 • A/li•Ot..--n I .. P~n...Plll( , ... 'S1PO<•n • .. , " • 'Ml'dlt< • r,11tor1f 10 . < 'tfhNV • i-,,.,.,~ 4 I ¥IQ ... ..,, 7 • MOI'"""." ., .. '"°•l::f. pt 10'- f••f&.M"t ):, C.OtnV'w ~ Pf'ru,.As .. ' U\1 U' J CtowE F11 .... S"OllE:ftl •'I '"".,. .... , ) ... 0f' .... ((S' ) .I) Tr1 .\m \ ' WM•1E1 11 41rtN·~ I\ (nmL.•• ll MUTUAL Fll NDS ,,. .... ~ "' '• "" .. .. ... ... ... '• .. .... .... ... .... '• ... .. 4- ~ .. ... ~ "' .... :: ... .. ·~ ... .... Money's Worth TA.KB i"l1LL ADVANTAGE of the toU-free numbe., pnrrided by llWlJ companies to cet your order in ~ work.a at once. Aod lf you're cuWni It close (which yoli are>. you 1Df1 find ll '1 worth paytnc a little extra for yolt' lifts to be 11ilpped special delivery or by air ex.press . Make sure the maJl o~r house with which you 're deatina lives you a "sawfactJon guaranteed" prov1s1on 1h it.a ad or cat.aJoaue. If you have any questJons abo~ whether the company ll reliable or 1f 1L'I name 1s UIJ· familiar. check 1t throush your local Better BustneS6 Bureau or the Direct M arketmg Aswc-1allon in New York • MOST BIG COMPANIES, s uch""' Hanover House. t~ ma1.1 order d.av1swn or Hom & Hardart, wh1t•h has be(•n IJl businem for .• 4.5 years, cuarantee -.at1sfac·t1on. or \'01.S' money beet. Another reassurance for you. tht· v.arv ... "tiog.. per, says Hanover House lodustne<> president, Ha~old L. Schwart&. ls a notice that the medium which runs the ad ., backLna up the mail ol"fier house adverttsers with its ov.11 guarantees Always double-check the way you've filled out t~ order form to make sure that you have supplied all the necessary Ln!onnalJon. and that it 's readable. If you send in a sloppy form . the v.rong merctand.ise easily may ~ i.ent In add1t1on tQ !'1EVER paying by cash , make a Mp) of the order and th•· mode or your payment <money ord•·C' personaJ check. tn•d1t rard1 Keep a record of all thf: pertinent information ac, well as the catalogue or dci on v. h1ch your order 1s based The only way a maal order houae can stay in bus1ne~ 1s by bemg responsive to tlB customers and responsible Lfl 1Ls mt.'thods and merchandise. Schwaru observes. Folio~ tht' rule<i and yQu 'll fmd the orders easy to fill out and ttt· deln,enl>s '>al1sfat·tor> Stock Buyers Wary Over Mideast Crisis NEW YORK <APl -11\e stock market aave grc>Wl<L today In wbat analyst.a described u a wary response to Middle East developmenll> The Dow Jone'> average of 30 mdustnar.. v.as off Co .• pointsto809 22 Losers held an 8 5 lead O\er gamt>rs m the tally of ''"""' York Stock Exctiange hi.led 1~ues StfH'b '" Tla.-Spef Hglu Mlaaf .'tfcu·k" Did '4EW VOA• Al> 14<1V•Nf'CI o.<11.-V..C"--1 lol•I ~N,.• PUQh Ntt• IO-\ SAL[~ MEW YORK lAPI Appro• 1~1 Iota• Pr••-<My --_, .. _ y--. T-.,..n~ t~~.~ 1'71 to <Ml• p,,.. fod•• "'"" )to , .. ., •10 41\ 0 \ • ... 1 l"C)o \J .. • M NY StoO Wl•to JS,010,000 l.J,°'°,000 1'1.U0.000 n .•io.ooo 20,/lO 000 Jt.600.000 ,,, ..... .' .. 6.lll,710 000 ..... 1'0.000 WMAT AME• 010 .. ,. Y()4tl( IAPI p, ... Tocl•'I' CS.y 1.. 1" JI~ it.) 11' 74i ,., 121 11 ,, lO .. ,SU.,..r .. I W VOi"( IAPI H""4'1' & H•r~n N•w Yort. 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THI FNll/LY Mllr• ~ Iha IWd _, C'JaaftlW'I ..... , IRfl• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTL.A (Ind ) Los Angeles G AABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles <II KCST (ABC) S•n Diego G) l<TTV (Ind.) Los Angeles Q) KCOP·TV (Ind I Los Angeles 9 KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach ttwl oen--"°' .... dllld'apley • GOOollMll The numben king al ttll NighbOftlood oomml•· lion• J J. to paint • pottrllt. • MACNEl. I L.IHN!Jl REPORT I~ The legend of the locll Nasa monatar II 1xplofld. Jack Robert1on t1tk1 ebout hie 1976 IWlrnmlng Of tne Englllh channel 0 HOUYWOOO 90UAM:8 1:90 G NBA aA8l<ETIALL Loe Mgalll l..lk-. vs. Por1tand T r9I 8lu9r9 l:OO II Cl) MOGEJ'f ANN & Nfll1'( Regoady Am Md Mt1y enemc>t to reecue Babel1a. a Fr9ndl dol wl'IO -kld-nec>Pld !Torn Mlralll4I' a pllyroom by Captain ContlglOUS (Part l of 21 8 MOVIE .. Tl'll laat Ride 01 Tl'll Del- ton oang·· (Premtarel LM· ry Wlleox. Jack Plllnce AMIW l>eing appoentld dep- Ullea In Ille Old Wiit, the notorloul DllltOt'I brolhlrl rum tt..r eftof1a to com- mtttlnO crim. rangtni;i "°"' hOr9e ~ to ~ ...... ....,.,... .... • • Olll ... T*W'. cwm T .... M ...,_,.....,....,_ ....................... ......... ---B:t1fn.) H#f"t0.19 _.., .. ,.. ..................... ..... ........ .. ~ ..... _...... ~llJnmTT ..... r.::' ....... o ...... •• ,.. ..,.....,.°'nit ClttalV'' ,,.. ca. Wiii· •. ...,.,. ...... ~ ......, .. ...,.,... ~· .,....., .. ~·-r.:~citn.> Mole: c-.---. • WOfl.D "Hofto K-. T1l9 Nft¥fll Of lcllle NI" TM llOry al II boll people WflO ,,_.. the hu•~ journey 8CWOl8 .. 0*'8 a.. .. docurnln1ed. uoeo.- RioNrd 0..-on riltt. ~ wltll llil gMW 1t10W Flmly ~· and pita the FllcOe llQMllt !tie een.on... •nt100000WLE Feb lllCpl 0-lend thl ll*d nwn IP04 on Howard Colell"• Monday night tootWgama. • HOVA '"India Machinery 01 Hc>Qe'" India h• begun to tllt 1 pole)' ol •· epproc>fio- ete" teonnology that iw .,,. 1'910Uf Oii of bOth ... Ufb#I end rur81 IOClellee to tMel It'll needl of ... t:OO 8 Cl) MOVIE "Young LOV9. ~ lo\le" (Pr.,,.,.) v.-. a.rt.,.. N. Timothy Hutton. Thi lriendtl'llQ t>ei-two I~ le thrMtaned by It'll boy"a ltrtct ~ tlonll up0r .. 1g1ng end prw- -· from ITlllr ~ to ooriform to •'"°"'~ -llttltuOI. 8 111 THAEF8 calf>ANV awtely coin. to the ,.... CUI "'-1 Jeck"I cooldng '-On With • lftObller"• wtte '191• • Httla too l'IOC tor l""1 to handle. • MERV GAIFF1H Oues11 Sophia Loren. 01ck C1v111. Oeorg•o Tom. Roa<y Or~ • G NOVA • lndtl Machinery Of Hope"" India l'laa begun to 11111 • policy of •• epproc>fio- ltl" tec:Mology tl\lt - the r9IOUrOll of boll'I '" urb9n end rural IOdetlel to meet t119 neecll al el. M080 TAXI Ml• ~ lnwGlwd 'FUDE TOPPERS KJU e 1:&0 -Laun Bai&itball . Tht Liken viltt .t.b• POrtland Trail 8laien for an lm~t dlYillan same. NBC e 1:00 -'°The Lut Ride ol· th Dalton Gane.'' A u.n.bour wateru lj)eClaJ wUh Larry (CH1PI> Wllcox and Jack Pa.laDce (I08 nmew below). CBS • 8:00 -"Y~ Love, F.int Love." #'imlly pre11uree IDh.lbit the romance of teeo-11e loven Valerie Bertlaelli aocl Timothy Huttoa lD U1il new TV movie. <See photo at left> . • TMl-.VHU. IHOW ~,...... ...... °" • ......._~ MO ... cooldllg *"'· • tMillZUIOl THIATM ~Poldertl r Dwlgllt Md c:.oliw -.....a. tu dllltl end lr\jlrf IOOOf!IC»- ,.., .. '-"6oft. Oeorgil w~ ~ Al#IC ~·l*WIOI¥~ IMll'I wMrt IN ,_ blOy _,, dleL (Pw1 5 al 131 tt*I; Cl) MMA8V .08 A-~olher pflllal ICl9l1"0 huebend .• murOlr '*-9er"9by IO dewher-l'ly~ down the .... klllr (A) GmDft ·Ho11· Jonnny Car.on Oueat· Tommy Thoml>IOn. I DAnNCI GAME ·~~ 8arn9y .... with • lemaie 1>9~lrill w1>e> ~ on IO tllln end • PoW1t llllure ... ltll 12th precanc1 (R) D MOYIE • • ·~ ·Autonmenl ~· (19721 Rlcfwcl 8..-..n. Ray~ • HOGAN'S HIROa e OITIMMT -~MC HlW9 ...;._,.."_ -·1-..n'JQ.a AM9o TMI n ~ .. "" dl060e ...... ........... ., burlrll -........ tJ•llCllid\o-•• ., 110- MICH•• Tiie ... WOf1ll to .. hoO 1111d•,.otld ft1Ctlon1 ... ..... --. . ..,"""' Ma lndtt are dlaoowwN -~....,...,,,.. Iii •""""8. ~ • •TOMGHf Ho«O..~ tUI e8 MC MO\llR •• '$ ''TMI Man loll' c lt11l ,,., w-.n.on. T-Of---. tt:1te MCMI ••• ''Co!M Md Oil "-C~Joef McO'M. w...., .,_ • MO\llR • • -Morrow .... FfOlft Tiie T Ofllib" I 1t10I PU ~. e-CoNll. • DIC* CAYITT au.t· Honnen ...... {PW11 OU) tt-AO. ()) Cll lAft .. ........ ., ~ Ctt71) o-ga ~. 6---~ 1~8 TOMOMOW o.-t ANltOt"I ~. l"8 con1,._..., ,__, °' • ,,....,,. ~ group, '°"'* COIMC1 Tony Soa6- ert • MOYIE * •.,., .. T OQ9dW Ageln .. 11944) Irene Dunne. Charill Borer • NOVA · tnd11 Mact11nery 01 Hooe . ~ 11 .. beQlin 10 , .. , • pollCy Of appropr1- ., ••. l«:hnoloQY !het - 1t11 reaources of bofl'I •ts urt11r1 eno ""., 1oooe1 ... 10 .._. ""' '-Cl• Of all =1= • *'" R•w W•nd In £den t •9S81 E 11ner w...... Jeff~ .. ....., -~fWTYHOo left Of'l 8 .......... ....... toefl "'. ~ ,...........,., . 1111 lft ~ YOJftr A*"• ................. -~-·~~ tt01"'*= 1:11 NIW8 -ll40Yll ··~ ·~ c..r· '1HI) Joel McOtH. Edwltd o, flloblnlOn, I ::' DUMQUIN\'8 The ...... of fl¥9 kMmlclt Gltte wflo ........ *'1W'J ~. ~ doo-0 '°'Ill ft)l-ttaced ~, .... .. ~ ....... "Thi t.llC ......,.,.. .. (1'51) "*'°" Trecy, .-. lrt¥....,.., • li:ZI. lllOVIR • • "She'• 8ecti Oft. ~ (1953) VlrQlnle Meyc), Oetll Nellon. 4:000~ ••• -Up '"'""' ,,.,,. TOftt ~. ONd ...... • LON> MOUNTMTT'Bt A MAM f'Oft THI CfHTURY Thtougtl --"*1l. Lord Mounlblnan ,..... trom UllOr to oommander of hll llrlt lfllP In IM Royal NIWy. (Plll12 of 8) 4:101 HlW9 4:11 MOV1f * ** "SOI 01 A Kind" ( 1 lr.M I Charlel Rugolel, WC Flel<M lt'Nn~•darl'• Dayf lnee /tlo.,le• -AFTERNOOr!~ t2:00 Cll * * * "'GrMn Gr-01 Wy<>mlnQ ( 194111 Peggy Cumm1na cnwtes Coburn. 3:00 (!.Q1 * * * .. The TrlHI Robt>ers' ( 19731 Jol'ln Wtl'(M, Mn-M•gret. 3:300 **'" ~ay" 1196111 £.Ml Pr-.Y. ICancy S-tr• by Armstrong & Batiult A80Jl E\JE..RV HALF HOUR IT ~PS OOT OF THE P~N AND $/""IN:KS l'TSELF SILL<( WITH r~tS L tl TL£ PADOl.E HER£! Some Specials Spec~l; Some Aren'tf;,~~~l .,. .. ,.~~:c,,,,c, ~ wuqiw (/1 I I .,-t, ' responds, "allp it lo at dinner? 'Soa I'm tetti.D&ll __.,..._ ... u .. ..-a. I 0 642·2697 "' By PETER J. BOYEll LOS ANGELES <AP> -'l1l1I ll the time ol oiyh_; few ''SpeclaJ BoUday 'IWata" CIC teJevlaioo. · • ord1nart.nea• la 1lft·wrapped an(f· called special. Bul tonlsbt there ll aomethl.Qa rare CIC television: a special that ls special. It is called "Thanksgiving." a holiday episode of ABC's "Family" senes oo Channel 7 at 10 Joanne Woodward directs guest star Henry Fooda and the regular "Family" cast lo a drama of rare poipance and sensitivity FONDA PLA Y8 JAMES Lawrence, tbe grandfather of the "Family" clan, who comes to town for a Thanksgiving viait. Grandpa Lawrence is lovable. brilliant. charming . . . and growtna senile. He knows this, and hates the fact of it; but he accepts it and endeavors to live with it by malt ing arrangements with a nursing home. But Doug Lawrence (James Broderick), 54, and still clinging to his childhood image or hia father, re· fuses to acknowledge the problem. He sees his father a a • ' t b e s t r o n g e s t m a n I e v e r 'f AMIL Y' GUEST WESTERN HEAVY Jack Pelance [ ... --------]~:per~~~eli:O~n b;~~ Henry Fonda TV REVIEW between himself and periodic confusion by aaytni it happens to ev-mort.ality. erybody. ---------' Eventually, the en· Ure famll)' reallz.es that IT IS A 8'1'DlBJNG mo~ wb4:0 f~tber and Grandpa is slowly eroding, but still, Doue refuses • son ~Y confront reality. Why dido t you tell to fue it.. He storms out of the room when bis wife meT asks Doug. .CSada Thompson) tells him that "Inside each of us ''What am I supposed to do,'' bis father 'there ia a S-year-0ld child who refuses to believe lo . breakable parents." He ratiooallz.ea hll father's A.doptee Eyed. PnnandyConducts 'Baxten' Probes Issue The conflict between an adoptee's ri&bt to Orchestra on 50 ~0v~ci:'ts~fo::0: ~ea:.n~~~~ at 9 p,m. on KTLA, Channel~. Al Euce11e Ormandy celebrates bit 80th The coattoveray la Ht up loltlally ln the -year. be bq1m hll 44th year oo tbe podium of tbe drama portion ot the prosram. when tbe Buten Pbiladelpbla Orchestra, a record unequalecl by (A.alta Gillette and tarry Keith> are confronted by Q.J ll'VlU caaductor of any other mQr orcbtltra. their adopted daqbter Wbo wants to flDd bet real • The libthday concert, "OrmandJ at EtOb'," parents. nil the att·.. I mr.... .. -. tfn. le ~. roveiy story superbly executed. Ar ~:..~..: I _..:;-:.::.,-:-.. _ special, you might say. II-- - - - --I nn-----1111111111111111 • LESS SPECIAL IS A three-hour Western called "The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang" oo NBC. channel 4. at 8. , Unfortunately. you also get tbe rll'St ride of the Dalton Gang. and all the ndes ln between. Thia movie was cut to three hours from four. and sWJ It is too long. About two hours and Sl mlnut.es too lone. The best part of tbe movie ii the beginning title sequence, loaded wtth color covers of dime west.ems and comic books. And there ls promise at the beginnine. which opens with Emmett Dalton as an old man, running into one of his former gangmates on a Hollywood street in 1934. The incident as based on a true story. Emmett Dalton s urvived the famous shootout at Coffeyville. did time in pri.aon. and moved to California where he dld lime as a real estate agent. NOW, THAT'S A GOOD yam. Unfortunately. this movie qwckly drops that opportwuty. and spends 2t,; hours trying to prove that the Daltoos were really heroes and that robbing banks and trains were act.a of social k1odnesa. J1JOPM NEWSCHECK Or•nge County ~A\lllH)(O.., .. AI, TV N IT><MnC.. \fl(U~"°"' ews 8:00PM ''They defied the law, they dooe some bad things." a judge says of the Dalt.oos. "But they're WORLDI our kind of people.'·' That kind of nulr worts lf you've eot a cut like "Butch Cuaidy and the Sundance Kid" bad. Hon9 Kon9• but hen it makes for a lot of bort.n1 nonsense. I roo=ted=for=Ja=c=k=P=al=ao=ce=, w""'.:'bo=w_u_tbe_bad __ lllY_· __ Tiie •rrlV•lrr..~......:.~ 1111. ....,, .. .._ 121-UJI IUIT..-TOlll RAQl a.-MJ-llCll COSTA MUA. llllltl M0-7444 OWfGE. c:a.... Q4.llS3 of Bo•t841 Boat P~pl~ in troubled wat~rs. aln WedDesc1ay at 7:30 p.m. CIC KOCE-TV Channel Wlth conflict unresolved. bast Steve Edwards 50. theQ pn>dl the ltUldo audience, aome of whom are ..!::==~;;;~~~;;;~~~~===di A IJrlef inteniew wttb tbe lhestro precedes lac..., that crtall, to uamine tbelr own feelfnp. • the telecut of Serpl Rachrnanlnolf't S11Q»boQ ,~--------~=--=------No. 2, a ptee. flrat performed lD A.IMl'lea bJ Ormancty and hll belov~ Ph1ledeJpbla OrdaielWa <c ud Hld to be the compoeer'afaftrite. <I•~, ..... ~~-,.,.-...., ___ _ ,_ THAT IAVID ~CNI M1Arrlt11,.. .. _ ...... _.. ...... ,....,,... AND JUITICI HMI AU Ill -MIDNMHff IUllU Ill> IOClll '"" -IC*U.. ... THI PllH THAT SAVIO ""'4MllOH '"' .....,. llUfU&U .......... A ,in.., Al1'w IC#tt. •nctN r, IMftlft e-i,-... ..-.._. ..._.., ...... ~. nwelc ll't Oleft ........... MIMll't ...... IMf· ,., ~---&AeColllll,.,....... .. ,....., ..... = •It p.m .. .....,...., ...-.,._" et 1 • ""°""' o.c. IO. .. CM1' Ill~, WT-C...tw Dflw, C.C. lMM.. ,.___ .,,~ TN• CA.IT 1!111lly 1111-........... , ................... Irle IC°"' "'"''· .... ,............. ·-~ Doriff . • • . • • • • . .. . • • • .. .. .. . . CIWlf1ltt LMl\09' Oe<IOf' ............... , • • • • •• , ••••••••••• llllW ~ HIH'W •••••••••. .... • • ••••• ~Nlc'-"-1 111, •• ..... . • •• •. ..... , .. • • Hel l.#ldlftJr Mr.·~ ••.• , ... • • ••••• Oewtil~lllolt Mn. Tll'llmlfta......... ... . • . .... • -...... ~ not make herself beard nor Wlderstood. Mill Korn cbaru the painful and agoniuoaJy alow path to re· covery with skill and clarity The play'a only other major role, that of a therapist wortdne with Misa Korn and other stroke paUenll, l.J sympathetically cb>e by Irene RoMeo. Hal Landon Jr. coot.rtbutea a fine cameo u a pa. ''A comedy to cheer about. It'• just excellent." ~~ WBCTVC'lbd.,~1 ~-·-........ 1...,·1 •. ., • .......,..-.:-.....•c~ "" .,.~ .............. ~ NOW P\.AYING PROMI .. IN THE DARK '1•~ AUle~(PG) .,...,... "HAU..OWEEN" (R) "Cl.ONUS HORROR" "VOUNO FRANKENSTEIN" (PG) "HlGH ANXIETY" .. JESUS" (G} Ii O~f>· OAll. I J JO ® HO OHi IMOlll t1 M>WTTlD IA9t_....,..., .. _ ..... AU. a 111 NIO 11,Ull .. ~ nti MA4 OI THI lillOT1C* rlCTl.9ll C(lO( OI ~ Nau.A flOll MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY ''APOCALYPSE NOW .. <A> .... AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" <A> "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PG) "10" (R) "STARTING OVER" (R) TD aML ITAU ol ''1rlap" are ..... Martba I••· tedmlcal cUl'tdDi Leo Colla. Mt wt U&Wncdlltper Tdr ........... 8telMD lbldfer ·IDd ~Dae H• n 1 ftlitr tadmle&I lftOria ue-tbit a.. ... Ill tile J'oartla l&eJ> tllHter atnee •-n. lonow1 Ill ~.......... .,,,. .. ~ .... aot ...... eftldu ol u.ter, bat u an emottoaaie!_ptr1eaee 11 AIJW• aQthlDI Pfllmf*1 OD &D ~· CoUlrtJ .... ti lHr. rt eoaUwei tbrouO O.C. 30 at SCR'•·t'oaftll step Theater, SSS Town CfJDter Drt••· ea.ta .. .._ * CAl.IJSOAaD -Two COIDJDtmltJ theater fl"OUpl an~ audlUom toD1Cbt for tbetr neat Pl'Odadiam, wtdae. third bu,.,,,, .. tehedaled for Fr1daJ. 1be SeddJebeck Vall91 CommanitJ Theater will bava ...,,'"•' for Jack &barbJ'• COIDedJ' ..Tate a •umber, DarUn1" tGllPt at 'l:ao la the sroup'I Dew fadlltJ, 25141 Obrwca. Suite C, Iii. 1ton Viejo. Dlreetor Noreen FatleJ wW be loottna for three ma and three women for the lbow • wblcb eoacerm the private We ot a eoaeert pianist and bll act:reu wife. Mean•hlle, the San Clemente Community Theater ii bavtnc tryout.a at I o'clock for t.be ma.alcal spoof "Dames at Sea" tn the Cabrillo Play~1 202 Avenida Cabr1Uo. San Clemente. Eileen r11nbacb I.I directing &Dd l.be cut calla foe four men and three women in the 11 to 35 &1• bracket. . Friday tbe Newport Theater Aru Center Players wUl bold audltiooa for Roa Cowen'a play, "Summertree," at 7 30 p.m at the Theater Art.a Cent.er. 2S01 Cliff Dnve, Newport Beacb. Add.a· tiooal reecti• will be belci Sanday at 2 p.m . for the 1bow, wbicb requires f6ur men (ooe Oriental> • one woman, a boy <8·12> and a &irl <11-23>. Gregory Bacb la dlrecUna. So"fllres ... RUNNER STUMBLES li ''Tiie Who ... ......, OI-....... 'a..tc.. Greffttl' wttll 'Leall llc*"' .............. .... .. tlll lllMI ..................... , •• _,,.,."'°" r111111 llMM.lfHI ................ .--.cu1f,m: t If ........... twe .................. . a a:a;eq,... ..... a. ..... • --: r ....., to .................. _.._...., ............ , "TilelllDll ......... mcllt .............. .... I cm rw•. ,._.., powMt~,....._. wAec rv I 'I .. INSIDa: ,. Eeaturia .............. • .......... _,B 'MASH' co-~tar Mike Farrell, featured speaker at Orange Coast COiiege~ Women~ Week, said lore is the secret to breaking down barriers between men and women. SJ D llcLBLIAN ............... A mall ~ Ital' 1N1 .-n to be AD WNIU1 cliolce for ...... to wind up Woma't Week at C>rui• Cout eonec-. But oat when It's 0 MASR'' to-ttar Mike Farrell who not OlllY la knowD as a aentiUve actor but wbo allo bu de· veloped a reputation u a femlnllt. human rt&bta adivtst and supporter of the Equal Rithta Ameadmeot. Durina the 1980s, Fanell made fre- quent appearaneee before Oruee Cout audiences u a roeaaber of tben·Laama PlayboUle. WbtD Farrell ttew*l out on the cam- pus drama lab tbeaw staae SaWrday, be left It up to tbe audience u to wbicb Lauet they'd like b1m to addrela. TREY COULD TALK A.BOlJT t.be ERA, be said. They could talk about the Importance of a strone family unit. And they could talk about the chaneinl roles of men and women in our society. "Or." added Farrell wbO' plays B. J . Hunnicutt on the popwar TV series, "I J;tuess we could talk about why Radar left 'MASH.' " Although he fielded a variety or ques· lions -they ranged from the rum in· duatry'a aWtude toward the ERA to bow to develop male feminist role models -the real meuage Farrell bad to tell was clear. And lt would be clear even if be didn't come rtcbt out and say it. . ft WU evident by bla iDtslM:tioo with tM audimce, and lt WU espedally ob- viou by dM way be treated bis you111 daushter who apeat aaost ol fbe time on ber latber'1 lap. Tbe me11a1e Mite Farrell bu to share, the oae be apent years try. m1 to ftod, la love. Love. be believes. la the secret to breaking down the barriers between men and women. sons and fathen and anyone elle. · · 1 think thal la the simplest. most profound th1n& people can share with another bu.man being," be said. "We are euentially aooeJy. frustrat· ed. naked indtvidula. All we bave to give each other. ftnally, la love -if you &avedMeoarace. So I tJdnk wt.at we have to do la find It. lbare it ... Farrell noted that lbowlnc love often la especially dHftcult tor fatben to ex· press to their sooa. BIS OWN FATHER WU not com· rortable ln expressine his emotions to hia children. aaid Farrell. "He was sup- posed to be tough. the breadwinner " He awd it took tum years to figure out what was m.i.uing in their relal.loostup "All I knew was there was somethlog lacking," be sald, adding be finally dis covered that what be needed was somebody who would say; "I love you" and someone who would take the tune out to uk. "How ia everytb.ula~" Farrell not.eel lbat be attended a group therapy sesslOJl m Watts after tbe nota m the mid '60s Alt.bough a lot or aacer ...S frustntlola were expa e ed. the 1ubjeet of love cropped up • 0 A ma Mid, 'Lo99 lmplim tam, a rtak,' " Mid Fanell. "I'll ...._. forpt • tt." AS A n&POa•Ea, Farnll II ta· t ln1arilkwbene.erbe1peab oat on a controvenlal Laue. A reeeut mapzine article ln wblch be e:1preued support ot eay ripta produced a barrqe ol bate mail But Farrell believes t.bat people have a choice to be ettber active, vocal and carin1 -or not to. He obvloally cares to. despite any neeative ccmeqaence1. Rep.rdtna ERA. Farrell laid. ''The film lodl.Wtiy doan't have e attitude. The film iDdU1try II made up ol people wbo make shows like 'Three's Com· pany' and 'Charlie'• Anpla, wbicb abows you where tbey are." He added. however, that tbe enter- tainment industry bu some i.odividua.la who have an under1taodln1 of femblist i.Asuea and some who don't. ONE WHO DOES, be said, ls bis "MASH" co-star Alan Alda. He said Aida's commitment comes tbroulh both 10 hts public posture and m his work. Farrell empbui.ud that t.be eoter· tatnment industry 11 not t.be answer. althoueb 1t can be a source ol funda and prov a forum. '' t be used to dJrect a apotliOtt l.uue," be aaid, menUoai.n& Carol Burnett'• receol public diaaalaioo of ber daueht.er's drug problem in order to call atteouon to drug abuse . Classie Cars to Line llp in Ne'Wport Heralded as. 'the largest auction ever,' the 5th Newport Beach Collector Car Auction ~ill put more than $6 million worth of classic originals, vintage reproductions and new, limited production autos on the block. Real estate, antiques and collectibles ·UP for grabs during the three-day event. BJ llKBAEI. PASKEVKB ............ a.m bl!Mln1 ,._. lnatb and cbectbook for a dLlnce to spend m.ooo for a 19'78 Lambor&bllli Ccnmtaeb, perbap1 tile world'• moll a:atlc QOl'taear't Jleacb to cub ln Joar condo for 110 acna ol ocean .tew properl;J ln Malibu? THEN GET YOUR ASSETS down to Newport Friday for the start ol the 5th Newport Beach Collector Car Auction. More. than te IJlillloo worth of clusic ori1lnals, vtmap;reproductiom and new, Hmited producUOG autos will be oo the tradlq block:a dur1.n& the three-day event at the MarrtoU Hotel. · Add morfl than $45 million in real estate to antiques and collectibles like slot machines and a Gatfing gun and you have what promoten are beraJdlllg as "the largest auction ever held." Tbe mual and bidding focus will be on the more than 300 cars that will go on dis· play beetnnlng Thursday in the Fashion Island parkina lot. a.tty ........... ..,...,.__ SPOKES•BN FOR THE BEVERLY Hllll-bued O'Gara Coach Co. say the auto reealia will Include such rarities u a 1956 Mercedez 300 SL Gulhri.q, a um Packard eoo•erUble, a Duaenberc D .act a 1981 JtoU.RoJce PV Sedanea. None will come cheap. Sln1er Rlehard Carpenter reportedlJ bu pat 21 can Into the auction. And pro- moten MY Barbra Streisand will be sell· ln& two can, and Olivia Newton-John bopa to unload her vtnta1e Poncbe. Ac· tor Gecqe B.amllton la ldieduled to be on band \0 Oblerve the bidd.lq on one ol bis Yehiclel. Front end of the Clenet, a limited edftion modem classic automobile. which 1s among cars to be offered for auction later this week in Newport owner I.A elielble to have bids taken oo bis or her car, regardless of condition or market status. fint day of the auction < FTiday I by callmg ( 213) 505-6544. There are a couple or new twists to th1s year'a event. One l.S the addltJon of vmtage motorcycles. lndudJng a 1939 Indian Four and a 1938 Brou&h Superior Conceivably, some bidders may come away with a car for "a couple of bun· dred," aays Molina. But .. it's not a snobby auction," says promotion director Joe Molina. Any car CARS CAN BE CONSIGNED up to the This year's auction is being conducted solely by Rick Cole and Associates. Cole £osta Mesa Clinie New facility, run by the Human Sef)lices Agency, will provide fi&teri1al, chi/ti and public health nursing services for low-income persons. ~ 1D1 sdrica. • 'Tbe Oraqe County Buman Sentees Ale~ baa IUde a very ltrciaa effort ln trnDI to br1u tbotle Mniees to DUbllc places wbere W1 euy for PeODle lo 11t to:'•1U41Superili0r Tom ·JWer, oo . haDd ...... to oftldall1 GI* tbe new~ here and beinc attealble to the public who need our aervtcee, we C«t&lllly •bould set a lar&er percea&ap ol the pablit that livea oo tbe coal," OartlD uid. TD DOCTO• IA.ID .. IUlpeeU tbat ID.all)' low-income penoaa lack ~ to fully UM &be 8AIU Ana or An•betm facilities. "I ddlnltely fMl tbat t.be fwtber away they are would eertain11 turn aome lMIODle oil even thoUCb the)' wen ell&lbfe fol-the Nrvieet." · At a permQGlt site, 119 added, pa. tl lltl cu make an appolo\ment and ,.... cetve tenie91 on the same day btcauae medical chartl .ain't bave to be abut· tled from tbe other health can cllDJca. Generally, the beaJtb Hl'Ytct9 an anilable 40 faiDW• ••~ UDder 91' 000 Al'V"lfar, llUle pew Ml"D1q UDdU .. '100 m Me.Ii-Cal rqlccCs. Tb• OllMa lltU dlldc ewa..a, pro-.tdet mateiUl ... ,....., bealda ...... -< .. ~PaPCI> was rormerty asaoc1at.ed with the Crews famlly. wtucb was pictured unflatterm&ly m a reeent epl90de of • '80 Minutes.'' The pmh t.b1a year la toward an ex- panded aucl1on that will become a mauistay m Newport. Amone the local sponsors an the merchants or Faahioo Island. tbe Marnolt and the Newport Harbor Jay~ MolJ.na says the.re ts a cert.am "mys· Lique" about fancy cars and Newport, and that bidden are expected to come from as [!rotr a.sNew Yorkaod lleXJco. CAR COLLECTING 18 A PASSION for some. a business for others. Either way, tbe lllvest.ment a pp rec lat.Ion ta oo a par with eold and diamonds. If you·re ool mterested tn registering <free I to bld on the autos. you can take ad· mmng glantt11 Daily adm1"ion 1s $5 for adults and Sl for children accomparued by parents. After car check an concludes Fnday monung, gates open for pubhc revtew at 1 pm That.\also the starttng Lime for the real estate 8'CUoo to be held m the Grand Ballroom at the llamott. An oce.uifroot estate lD Corona del Mar wall be available along with res1deatial properties m Sao Juan Capast.raoo, Laguna Beach, Laguna N1ruel and Diamood Bar. UNDEVELOPED LAND 18 available near Hemet, Rancho Mira1e (68 acres) and Sao Juan Caputrano (!SO acres). 1bere's also 640 raw acres In San Bernardino County and the Malibu mountain acruee. Addluonal properuea around Southern Cahfornla also will be up for bad. A rockt.atl reception and antiques auc· t1on will close Friday's OJ>enilll day. .. , Bal de Cordon Bleu, gallery opening, ladles' haberd8shery clQling celebratiOn, earty Thanksgiving -Cut. ..... 0.-... .......... " u.. Loe A•'• f't'•erncp' , w~ to M ··~---~ aDdol· ft ol ...... --·-·bill& tbe .Up ,.1'1 ........ ..... He· bed to ... a ~ tor another coacut. eo n·u Ila" to to m &hll ti.Joyed CGDdlador. Tbe ncesitkm ...... ~tt:,=ct dlNC top et UMt Or.,. Com'1 e . t1 took ~ la tbe N1WDC11t ... cb bome of uaa sc•l•••n.o..we.~·1r. It followtd a puformac. b7 UM 1M ADatlel Phllb.anDoD1o OI BMlbo._., 87m· Dboa7 Number• ID r ad Dwnk'• SJm~ Number T ID I> lllDor. ,..... .... mlD1at1ln CClllCel't at tbe recep tion, too. w.-were treated to CboplD preJudea by I• OMJO, a UCI student wbo woo the Pbllharmonlc Society acboJanblp. Tboqb most of us haven't met Guilinl, lllt· ty Kaos ll more fortunate. She prepares tea for the conductor befoN each concert and serves it to him tn bl.a private room at Santa Ana Hilb School, where the orchestra performs. Mn. Knox told us abe always bu apecial Itallan cooties made for the maestro, too, by Glovanal't tn Huntincton Beach. 1bey're a bit with GuUiDJ, lln. Knox uy1. Amooa tho9e attendlq the reception were Mn. OW Md.auta, a tiatroo; the Mmes. Rebert P. Wet.er,,__ Gwr-. Prok Slier, a.Mn Beet.lllMtr, 81117 W. Lft7, Lee s,.wta", Peter F9elt>ra.er, Laua lldlener and JeM fto••and. women's committee board mem· be rs ~ For the fourth year, the American Cancer Society bas benefited from a gala Bal de Cordon Bleu, a special evenins of dining, dancing JDd bidding. Wt dkl a UWe Cbriltmaa abopplol-ud made a few lmDUlrt ourdwel <who ~ DMda • • lambl> at the "a.taeu u Urt.W' bookaton 1a1e and 1•UUJ openiq at the Newport Harbor Art MUMUID lut WMk. Tbe 8alel and Rental Oome1l bad tta new war• CID dltplQ ud tbe new Kini and QutMH\ of tbe Mardi Oru were aDDOUDceCl durl.q the evenlq. 01 ..... were lifted tot.be new royal pair, Leo• L)'GD and Mn. Wal&er D. K. GI.._ Jr., ln a toaat propored by Mrr. Basia Powell( chairman of the upcomlq Mardi Gru Bal where they'll relp. The bookstore la a wonderful place to do holiday abopplq-or buy ucltin1 t.blnta any time ot the year. There ll a 1ood selection of boot•, calendarr, wooden toys, ceramics, jewelry, purses and tbOH neat taleidolcopee from t.be Museum of Modem Art. It wu a bappy/aad day Sunday. El.lea Cuter, the talented ladies' haberduher from Newport Beach, told us she iB clO&inc the doors of her store forever. Tlte "Ellen Carter look" won't be, avtllable anymore but Mrs. Carter says she's looking forward to spending some time in the South of France relaxing for the fint time i.n many years. RECEPTION -Dick Cole (left) with Mr. and Mra. Lyell Even1 Security Deposit Rules Vary State . .-to-State dinner and a potluck supper were also weflkend's soc/al schedule. .... 810 PRIZE-M,.. DMn Devtaeon c'**8 llllllft 811dtcraft at 8•1 Cordon eteu. We celebrated the occaalon wtth an intimate brunch in tM •tore, hosted by Mrs. Carter and her daqht.er, ltomal. ~ Cook PeM Dllclter prepared a delicioua Tbank.actvtn1 dinner Sunday for the 222nd Com· bat CommunlcatJons Squad.roo of the Call.form.a Air Natiooal Guard. We enjoyed turk4!)' with all the trimmlno. pumpkin ple and excellent dreutn1 wftb tablel!Wel alef Mu&er kt. G,,_se Tayler, c.Jef lla.eer Sit-Geerle I!-=! le and Teda. Sp. Soeer •cBrtde.~ The Trap Shoot.en Unllaut.ed cballeoced lbe Los Angeles Rams Saturday to a match at the Laguna Rills Gun Club. then the two teams broke bread to1et.her afterwards with a poUuclc dinner. Rams team members partk1pating were Jim Yoongblood, Jack Youa1blood, Larry Scoliosis Clinics Scolioall detection clinics wlll be spomored by the Huntt.nstoo Beacb Womu'a Club beatnnln1 at 7 p.m. Dec. 3, at the Carmen Yuppa Conference Center, 11119 Delaware St., Huntinston Beach. Tbe clinics. for &iris ln the aixtb, seventh and eiabth 1"radea, are co-apomored by Pacific O>mmunlty Hospital. Scotioall ll a bendlnt of the spine wbkb can lead to reduced luo1 capacity and even- tual heart failure. It can be Lreated, ii detect· ed early enough. Information la available from Pam Lindley of the club, 962·2'178. B....U. Ntlaa Cruawell, leb Cromwell, Bob Bn~. EMle Bro ... Dave Elmendorf, Carl Dena. Oyde En•, Glee Walker and Geor1e A.adrewa. Thia yearly shootout waa almost better than the Superbowl. Allee •ura1. 19, a aopbomore m~rtnc In buainesa adminlatralloo. baa beeo choMn a IODI idrl at the Un.iveratty of Sout.bem Call.forniL She la the da\&lllter' ot •r. _. •n. Bnee ••· "' of lrvtne. . Two Oraqe Coast teacben bave woo the Norman Townshend Zellner Award for Ex· emplary Teachmg of Econoaucs lll CalJfomia They are Dr. L. ~ W•mtt of Manna High School. HuntmRlon Beach. first place. and Naacy lamo•. Top of the World Elementary School. Laguna Beach. third place If you haot' an lt~m for llapptrtmgs ~nid ti to Judith Ollon at tM Daal11 Pdol. P 0 Bor 15fJ(J Costa Mr.a. 926216. or caU 642 '321 ••• Clinic <From Pa1e Cl) MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES include prenatal care. pregnancy test.mg and btrth con- trol 1nformatJon PublJc health services include health check· ups by nursmg staff and baa!c health care and maternity educalloo. UDder cb1.ld health Mniee9, toddlers will rtteive lmmunl•aUODI and medical examlna· liona. A key proc:ram of child health aentcee ia the federally f\mded Women. Infants and Care <WIC > t.:oder that program, pregnant women and lact.allng mothers are eh&ible for nutnllon educabOn and food vouchers Unhte the federal food stamp program, WIC food vouchers may be uaed only for speclfied -someltmes by brand name -food items The health care chnlc also provides limited medJcaJ s.erv1ce5. . But the emphasis. noted maternal health physician Dr. Paul Kushner, 1s preventive health care "We'd rather prevent complications than treat them " Why The Precision Haircut 1 Might Be Right For You. . tf you hate the way your haircut disappears the day after, come to Command Performance where we speclallze In the precl;slon haircut. Preclalon haircutting 11 our technique for cut· ting the hair In harmony with the way ft Qf'OW8. So,I aa rt grows. ft doesn't toae lte lhape. And beoaUte the '*' le cut to fall naturally, you don't ... to keep fuaelng with ll lJaually a ehakl of the nMdi donll The praclek>n haircut with shampoo and blow· dry coats Just alxteen dollara for Q\tYI and aa11. We aflO offer permanent waves, cot0r1ng, froell"° and conditioning. No appointment la needed, tuat oome In. And you'll eee that preclafon fa rlghf for YQU. 'lM)>g ... ._ ... ____ -----· ----····-··· t.aau..r • anme °' •'tJM bab1" u leeD tbl'Wlb tbe eJ• of &ta OU>Za br'othen and U. .. ba " II apailod, lndW,ed ed ralled It. Col' t.a1 walcb wu f(NJ', a car w'-' be • u, 111 aJ. k>w~ uaually reaetved for heirs to tbe Bntlah LllroDe ad sot to ln the white bvinc room before be wu lt. Re bu oe"1 known calf•WI, what it means to lhaN 8 bedft)om, bndpriotl OD bia backaide, ca.on., ~-....wm or beard the expreaaion, •'Clean _.., J'O'U' plate." By the time be wu born the famUJ bad a full tel of encyclopediaa. a rid· in8 mower, two TV sets, big bucka to aend him to a eollqe 80IDeOIWS bad beard of and be was encou.rqed not to work as it interfered with his ,rad es. Father views the "baby" of the family as bis last shot al being a father ... a pal to take fishing, go to football games with and even violate the siding on the garage by mounting a basketball hoop on it. WHEN TRIS ONE IS launched it's goodbye tuition, hello St. Thomas ... goodbye car in- surance premiums, laello sailboat. He's at the end of the line and somehow it doesn't seem very important that the kid borrowed bis guoline charge card when be was a sophomore and haao't returned 1t since. A mother's view of the "baby" is she's 106· ing grumd on what she does best. Mothering. That is why when the "baby" is 5e, bas a stomach that bangs over bis belt and a hairline shaped like the map of the Florida Keys, be will still be her "baby " What she used to bit, smack and put the others 111 their room for she now laugM at, ignores or says, "You're such a tease." Whether from gwJt or the luxury of more time sbe wants to rap about how be feels about life. She's more relaxed, has fewer pressures and figures, "What the heck, when this one is gone, l'U clean the boll8e." Tbe "baby" has an entirely different ap- proach to his status. He regards bi.a position as a bummer. Abandoned by the good times, be is stuck with older parents in a quiet house and a refrl&erator that bolds only low fat milk. yogurt. and hooey wheat bread without caJories or pre- serntivee. He bu the preuures ol an only child, bu& the pain of an empty baby book. Tbe "baby" will be with UI fOl"ft'el', but loot at it tlus way. It's a dirty JOb, and someone bas to do it. ( Boros~ope ) GRISHA2001 WBCCM5 LARRY AND SANDRA forinertY or Gary Compton a Co. to our staff. we are proud to add the r creative talents to our own. PlJBUC NOTICE SU .. ll!IUOlt CX>U•IT 0" TM• UATEOIJCALll'OllNIA IN ANO POiit THI COUNTY MISS PEACM ,wT'MI«, A)D( ~ THfi MIAOUN8 ON lM& °'V. l'Nt. Pt.4.JTZ&i! a.MIO A)W'N MH' NIW ..mx~~? c- . w .., __ MOON MULLINS THE FAMILY CIRCUS "That's Unde Bob. He used to be Daddy's brother." DENNIS THE MENACE ) ) R,ATIN<:3 Q.IECIC. ON CARD fc4"S go2 9/3 ? l/·;l.O JUDGE PARKER by Mell uurtm by Jeff MICNeUy IT CAHAi.SO cross out mtstakes. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE i>RABBLE SO lbi.> WAS '40~ QA'fC I.Jr(" NOttMAN OU&&LE, ll.)(N0~1 DA. SMOCK =~~ ........ 'Mar' IMLft! · OIOt.i -r ~OU 'fAL.~ ASOU'f AN~"fl-41...io lt.llf ~(~1"1 ~" ? .,., Haroed Le Doux I WMWT MOUf ~eEU· INO, MMJf.1 Ne!De, I WAlff _, eET INTO A JOe t1114(1:1 l CM eM 9'Nt ntf 1\ME t1t HUD&, •r:::=::::::~==ri ,,l I \ I ~~~~~~~~~.&I!!!!!~~~ NANCY .......... ,_ ......... TN<I! TWO ASPIRINS AND CALL !SACK LATeR • COM~S I CROSSWORD 110 OIOIOI ..How ....... •ldld all I guy get?" by Lynn Jodon by Kevin F~ ~MA~ 1<.to.l' "f kf ()+4£ f'01"1I, UE £'( ~l'fL.'4 w~1.r 1'0 A~k'..(D M( 11.ll-IO M" t A.LL b i 11J1'£t.LEC'fvAL. ~l'V0£1'f! MufPff lONVE~s#llo .. u.L..1')-r Wh HeH -Hf;H .' MAKe "fHA"f" • A SUSAN e>. 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Oeclert· rnent No. I of Nici ~ el 700 Clvk CM .. r °'1.,. WMI. lft ltle City of S.ftla AM. Calllomle. 0e1ee1~"· ''" LEE A 81tAHCH, •o•••~us~ .. . ......., 17'9 ............ sellelU c.-.-..,CAnea Tet0141 ..... ""--'*:......_ ~w.t Or-. Coest Dally PllOC, N-m0er11.21.21,1m ....._,. PUBLIC NOTICE l'tcnnous llUSIM•U NAMa ITATSllWNT TIM foltowMI --ere do~ ~..U-lt SOUAllED ENTE ... 1UZl!S, J71t S. Hw1lar SML, Slllt9 J, Santa ,,.,,._ C.lttornie .,.,.,. a.."" L. Gifford, ..... a-- "".""·· G4orden Gro .... CafltOf'llll• 9MS ' All ... .,, DIK. 2'0 .. _ ltCMld, C..IAI MeM, Gtlltomie ~ Wllllem T. Campbell, 20JI N. Getlell• o.. ~ MaM.. Calltoml• t:lUt IUc,,.rcl c. Cira, ~ Wiiiow lloacl, $llY For9lt CalNomla 92JIU AOftald H. ea ..... , 2.W. O•lord LAM, C:O.U Mee, Calllomla tM» '"''~~~by all""" l...:orporM8cl .-claUon 011wr than a .,.~ Wllllam T. CarnclOell This a:~ wa fllacl with O. County Oeril of Oun09 c:.ounty on HoHtMer 14, tm. "'*" PWIWlad Or919 ~ Dllll'I' PllOt. Hew 20. t7..,. Dec. 4, 11, ,,.,. wu-n PUBUC NOTICE c ... ,..., SU~toa C:OUtrr 01' TM• ITAT9 OI' CAUP'OttlU.A llOlt , ... COUtn'T CHI' CNIAM8 ...... ..., NOTICa 0, H•A•INO 01' .. aTITIOM .-otl NOeATa ott WILL AND 1'049 L.STT••I TaSTAMlllt- TA•Y AND AUTMOllll.ATM* TO AOMtltllTa• UND•• TNa IND•~MNT AOMINISTilATlotl O" aSTATDACT. EtlAlla of MUlll EL IC HOLMES au MURIEL KINNEY HOLMES, Deceawd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lllal DAVID H. HCXMES and NANETTE HOLMES OSGOOD TYSON -flied he..in a pet!Uon tor ,,,_te of Wiii .ond ter Lal .. rt Tnle~ftlerr .,... eutl>Of'IU'llon IO 41dmlnls~ Illa .... ,. unOer lfla ,,....._,.. Admlftlltl'.tlon of Esletn ACI. ,.........c• to wtlkll Is m.od• tor furillff parllculan, -tllet tM um• and pl.ce Of flaarln9 tne s.ame 11 .. -M4 for o.amoer 11, 1t7', •I 10 oo a m., In Ille courtroom of 0.11¥1· menl No. 3 ot Mid court. et 700 Civic Center Drove Wnl. In ti. Clly ot Sent• AM, CalllolTlla Deted Novemi.r 16. ''" LIEIE A BRANCH, c:-.ty c .. rk ICIHD•L&AHD&llSOM Ja-. WllllelM, t!~ lo.tOHwtll ...... y S..laAM,CA'271t Tai: 0141 U.1117 Attw...,._,...._.,. Publlilled Oranvt Co.osl Delly POIOI, Hovemoer 20. 21, 11, 1'1t ~It PUBUC NOTICE "'mnous eusiN•u NAM• STATeMPT T~ ~ ..-It ClelllO bull· MHH M JACQUES. H FnHM Island, ""'"" 8NCJ\, CalllarN• nMO M lcllael JKQUH, U Fnfllon lsleftd, ,..'#POrt BeKfl, Calltornl• m.o Tiiis tlllliMU b <Onllue*I by a CO< porallon. M..Jec-.1nc Prftldenl Tiiis ....,_t -filed wllfl ttw Counlf cltrllflfOr-Counly on No. embar1'.1'79 CA .. aan&~lll .......... Le. """"T_ .... .... .,. , .. ,........, ......... '" .... ~ant PUaUC NOTICE 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • DAILY You Can lell h, Find It, Trade h With • Went Ad One Call Service Faat Credit Approval ........ ................ ....... .... ,. ....... hr Wt .......... s. .......... ,. ~········••a• .... ••• .. •••••a••··············· .............................................. •••a•••••• ......... CMfi wr~ ton,_,.. 1002 ...... 1002 G••nll 1002 •-1111 I .............. ~ ................ a ............ ••aa••a•aa•• .. •a•••a••• ....................... .................... • .......... ....................... 9 I .. IOOZ ....................... Rlllt $475 o! ~J!'J'?J!!ror .. TS/mo.I Immed OC· eupancy. 2 Br condo. Walk lo beacb. New palut, carpel, drapea. Swediah frplc. Buy at 9511/mO PfI'1 fr UIOC. duea loci. tor 2 yr1 $30,000 do-full price 19',500. Owner will carry $1S,000 at 14% int, DO payments 2 yrs 0 Toke over appro1t. ~.ooo 1st TD. at 9.,.,%. C lose escrQw Jan 2, 1980. Call fast '752-1700. t IA r-J fit Q • ,, \ f t.J~ ft H<.1 '• 1 leNMHI &Jy . am eeach RcxJttv llAL llTATI DC•l!fMCI SIMCI 1949 co.-wmt us. .... KdlOI YllW H~..., .. wcWl1d11-' .... & &••• h 1·..,.c ..... .......,.. ...... ltw.'•1 ..... ...... ~ .................... ;._ .. ..... ..... Wht1 bctlt•l...,&•1 lulu tlew.S24t.IOO NEWPORT BEACH · WI HAVE SEVERAL FfHE IA YFltONT HOMES WITH '1H & SU'- 759-1111 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\ode Orovo_• N B b7S b i b ] SPYGLASS HIU \\ I '-I I ·, '\ TAYl,QR CO . ! ; I \ i ' ' •I • . ' . 1 ~ I I I i •llAT M• ••T a OC1AM '9W Tbe belt view ln Jasmine Creek! Superbly decQrated thil bright. airy• cheerful home w/tfio patic9 will win your heart. SUuated oo one ol the best alt.ea in Phase III. Near·new popular ••eay Mist" model. Thia qutet beautiful area offers the best 1n living: tennis courts, PoQls. spa • 24·bour security gate. ~.ooo. WUUY M. TAnOI CO.. llAl.TOIS Ziii S.Jup' ....... •-wra.--11-CIMTla. M.&. 644-4910 2.._...TeoMmy Owner Medi to aeU now Bea~ e Bdrm. faml ly nn. eorieous poot & spa. faotuuc ocean • rmuntain view. Creal.Ive financing. As k1ne S,Z,000 ~TSIDE $7800 DOWN NO QUALIFYING A....,. 10.5% Loan 3 BDRM · 2 BATM 187.500. CALL RED CARPET 754-1202 Redhi ll ~~Realty I idn t<t'.111\ l lll i~ l' PJ 1100 • " V< ............ •l- N.IME UDO ISLE PROP. Modern 3 bdrm , 2 OP8' DAILY J:JO.l:JO PrestJgious Turtlerock H}gblands, 3 bedroom. family room. detached home. Prof es.slonally decorated and landscaped like a model. Overlooking park and hills. Priced to sell quickly at $198,500. U~ l()Ut: t1()1'tl:i REAL TOR~ 675-8000 . 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar ASSUME Read about Jli&b 1Dtereat l'1lteJ "&et depreued or call about lb.ts b11 Mesa Woods family home 3 8r den, famtly room & all bwlt ins A little scrubbmg & planting are needed but 1t 's got a wbopp10g b11 low 10 t.enst uauma ble loan & a rodt boaom pn ce Ca II 7Sl.Jl.91 C::SELECT T'PROPERTIES WILL TRADE 3 Fourplex Iota with p£ans " penruta, rea<J.y t.o iQ; well k>ca~ netO· I.be rreeway m Pomonal 144.000 Each, free II: clear Owner will carry 50CDe paper A Otv1SIOO ()( Ha rbor lnv~mffll U> GIANT 2-STORY Fanlaslic 4 Bdrm LaLin da, lrg patio, BBQ. J.car 1ara1e. separate c blldrens qua rte r s, family rm, formal dtn in&. Asking S149,900 Call for Pnvate Preview 963-'lJBl 4 Br. 2.,., Ba, sel sty Newporter Cu.stom pool & spa, prof easy care landscap.ln&. use of bnck & wood. Ko1 pond 2IKXl sq rt + trpl garage. Sl0.000 pnce reduction $399,500, terms a va1la· ble CUSTOM Gorgeous Eut.s1de Mesa custom bwlt 3 bedrm OR 2 bedrm +-dt'n home' Gated entry rourt yard for pnvacy F'em grotto, 2 pall06. lots of storage, Heps to Newport & Back Ba)' See Uus WIJUler. now' ' Call 7~·1700 b9t1:8. w1th sunny South I IBJEVE patio completely re· \'OU wouJ.d fall in lovt• ~led On 40 rt lot With thb immac 2 BH Has separate apt abo'e -'ba. 2 yr old Condo L«e &•rage with ouh1de. Bdrms , earthlone pr1 vale entra nc.e In carpets. fenced patio movl' Ill t'OOdlllon Be:.t plus community pool. pnced property on Lido spa & t.enrus Super Joca ()PIN r11 Y •II\ lt)lt,J 1n;i1 "'"I [elEllUI RCTaylorCo 640-5112 LEASE OPTIOM ----SEAVIEW Jbr, w /v1ew. Guord Ptl08ATE SALE gate. t.eruus, pool, xlnt. $17.950 terms. ~wn /Brkr . A fuer• 3 huge bdrms, 975·1177 or days, 2beth,famllyrm,bnclt S51-9176evee. fplc. shake roof, 1r· GltEBIUOOI( regular lot. Act now. ESTAll ~~only ooe! Call Elegant outside covered Ol'fN f•O 0 . ,, \ IUN l()llf NI( I [t.=;t-iEtl~ [ ~·lfil1tl .... couatrY kitchen. 3 stately bdrms, master 0 W N E R W J L L swte w twalk·ln cloeet, 3 FINANCE baths. oak floors & UDO ISLa eartbtone prev1ul, also 4 bedroom oo Lido Isle. RV Access A Mu.st See Beautifully and com. for only $118.900 Act pletely redecorated. Now. call 54&-ZJU. -~ ()AN ,,,.,.,o OU'< fUh/ .... ,. JACOBS REALTY [ w IRMl ---'-7_M __ ,_7_0 __ · ASSUME OWN'E R WILL FINANCE 1.5% LOAM 1.sle "20.000 uon. Only 185.000 Call I.Oday Im-5370 "At"9rl6aR1d Eatah" Fw~••/$85.900 Early Amen~an rustic 2·5tY 4 BR 2 Ba. country kat d1ne Ba nnii.tered staircase to guest tttrut Loads of OLD RUSTIC CHARM Pool ~tU'd grounds RV a~. MUl. to beach. 81.o,% 111l. avall Bargain hunting., Terms for aU call 96J.-0ll02 BKR Ol'fN Ill J • ' 0 '' lf'lll/ N</ • ~.E9~;~~= IWIHMI home offered at S'1'9,900. MIM-«ANCH RX&~ Restoration potential. Handy man's special. Lge 3 BR + huge aame rm Plus d101og 33 ' enclosed party patio Pnvate tree-hoed su.t. Near sboppmg, fwys " 9Cbools Rtst.ore " m ab tbou1aod1 Ask1n1 $14,850. Call now! 9ll3-m02 BltR Hurry, this one woo 't lllCUTIVI lml! 540-3666 GIAMT 'Nltelc-.11 Q .. o I ' H o r .. lu c . YESTERDAY'S PRJCI FaalMtlc Mesa Del Mar home : 3 huge Bdrms+deo, warm wood paneling, owner says Be Creative. Must Sell. ('al) 64&-7171 (V>f"' , ' v •• , ., 'pt, , ,,.,, ,.., ' [\tllRtillil MapUlceot Home! 4 bdrm, 2 bath, f amlly rm w /st.one fpk, dinJ.na rro, 2000 sq ft of l ·story eleceace. corner lot Must see at on l> 1113~. CaU 546 2313. ()llf"' "' 0 ·•1\'..,' " ' ~GREEN cash I® NNMI _r:ui_:;_a_ci_~-~-~-ed~!!_ tE 810111 BLllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ALLSTATE REAL.TORS macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY LIMDA ISU! 5 bedroom Countrv French c uslom home w1approx 45 on the lagoon'. Fabulous m eH•ry ~ay 0 Pi er & shp! An absolutely elegant offering for the most discriminating $2,200,000 Jean Dales 642-8235. C0-78) 642-8235 644-6200 't()t Dovt'r OroWo Hdrbor Vo,.w Center UDO ISLE 4 bedroom on Lido Isle Beautifully and <'Om · pletely redecorated. $1119,500 Soper starter home or investment; 3 bdrm,1---------MIWPOIT CUST COM>O Irvine dt Camou\ Vdllt''I' Ct'nter 752-1414 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 If :you've never pl.aced a Oassmed ad, you 're 10 the minority! Try 1l ont'e and see bow qwckly you gel reaulta. Phone &G-5678. large lot, $60,000 8.5~ loan, payable $515 per mo. Call ror more de· tails: 546-2313 ,..,,.,, ,,, J. ,, ''"'' ~1)141 ,, .. ' [~N&Jtll macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY PAMOl•MIC MIWPOIT YmW1 Elegant 4BR home of fee land w /commanding view of harbor, bay, ocean & city lights. Approx. 4000 4Q. ft. of luxury w/exquiaite appointments incl. $30,000 gourmet kitchen! A special offering at $650,000. Amy Brown 752·1414. (0-20) OPEN WED. 1-5. 2711 HARBOR VIEW DR. 642-8235 901 Dover Drive 644--6200 Harbor Vl•w Center Irvine •I C..mpus V•ll•Y Center 752-1414 «!J Coldwell Banker LUIUl1' •MAY HOt.-L90 Spaclou'a, quality fa~ home with 8 bedrooml, 5 bit.ht, formal d1nlq room, famll1 room, study, new courmet kltehen; on double lot overlooking 1unny patios & new pool. DeU1htful bay view from master bedroom & deck. Can be 1een at AQ)'tl~. $825,000 OCUHVIEW Venaillea penthouse, uJ. tra deluxe & 1m maculate ! 2 Bdrms . 2 baths; frplc. + com - munity amenities. 1210.000! lalloa lay P"09- laatton • 67~7060. Extra Sharp Two Bedrooms. Two Bath~ Ortginol 0wnf'r l.tkC' A Model Hardwood f'loors & Shutten "et Bar & F'l~plat'e In Living Room AllrarUve Master Bedroom Sutlr Pool. SaunJ & Tennis Hurry. ONiy $1 12.:100 ... , ........ An AIMl"lc• S.Ccess Story Bruce Mulhellm came to Amenca from t>ecom.no ooe of 1ne twves1 ecartll'9d Enotand 1n 1968. ano -nl lo WOf1I IOI buo~ on Southern Calllomu1 anc:1 th<>veting sand 1n an '"°" Foundry on prov.OH his sai.. lore• wtth a c:onstlW't ~. Clllfon'lla. RNllllnQ hit 1119nlt strHm 01 ~ names 10 Mii were not being 1111111«1 he obt•nea ti.1 Mr Mulheern l\as ti.en 1 good friend lo Real e.t.1• lt<»tlM wtl9n r11 wu 21 Ht the real 1911111 ondustry and is one of !tie tnen '**'-a m1llt0n11re el ege 29 beat known iecturera 1n tile RMI Eat•• ttlf'Ou9h A.-Estate Investments He lndutlry H i s oresen1111ons on start.a hit own r..i "tall oomotnv motov111on 1nd Hlesm1nshoo have #tin a one "*' "9&I ""'' of1lol '" orawn stllld1ng room only c:rowos If' Bellflowar In ttee Sance 11111 tune 11 near1y .-.,, ~ Ctty 1n America H•t ,,.. beODfN one of "" •••est lllf'OWlno '" tor 90Hluno ,, one of ,,,. hlQMll an and orooreuove como1n11s on the •nCIUllry Ca11torn11 Mulhearn • company Bruce l\.4uff181rn" 1 toundef and meiOt °"'•'" ~ 25 ..... ollicea 10 tne tloc;khOldtr of RHllY Register a SouthMlt .,.. ot I.DI Ao0 .. ••· tn ltll.-widl and IOOn 10 be Niii~ Orange Qounty and an the San ~ lllOCllllOO of andeoeodent ,... ••• Valley His Ol)ermlion9 Include a full sales corpora1Qn8 1erv1ce eacrow company, loan 1t YoU 11114 eYtr con..oereo a career in orokerege company, 1n1uranc1 re11.-eona1*10tlulM1me,...._or ~. lntel1or cltCOratlon ..-..ce. 1 ue now 01reon1t1y 11c1n1ed and termite lneoec;tlofl C011'19any, MO a ltlltttlttO In a onanoe. then call eodey Pf'Oc>tttv """90erntnt dlVlll()n. Hft for r.....,.,IOnl tO lf'lll ~ tfllt llnttany ~ ~ la ._ could~~ 11te-lot tM tltlttrt .._.,..., ...... n.•m Ln•••S.a.Cqtf-.......... ,,, 1JllC.W U16:i:. I IC ct' -n..,.--~·' 0 •• w.r ... ,.up&& ... 1r_. ••••• c. 714/Ml·l It t JIJ/tJMMI 211/~7111 • STEPS TO IEACH Charming 4 Bdrm 2 story Bea ch Cottage with cozy wood·burrung fplc. step-saver kitchen. upstairs terrace. lo maintenance. cedar paneling throu~hout $169.000. Call now 673-8550 HORSES, HORSES. HORSES! Hillside Estate on a.4 acre, red barn. pool. fruit trees. gourmet kitchen. spiral staircase down to Teen:, or Mother-In-Ln quarters Only $325.000. and owner WJll help finance. Call Now 673-8550 ILEGAMT NEWPORT FIXER Private iron-gated courtyard leads to elegant e ntry or a Family home of living. Terrazzo to magnificent living room & formal dining w I builtm hutch, gourmet garden·view kitchen, family room with massive stone fplc, w~t-bar & wooden flooring, private. secluded library, s stately Bdrms. Master Suite w I gtacef ul marble fplc, shady covered patios. xtra large .3-car garage, much, much more for only $445,000. Call now. 673-8550. llACH CHAIM& .... edSJt.0001 Bea utlful 3 ·•tory home w/fabuloua white water views from upper terraces, a Bdrma famll)' rm, wet bar, (pie. ;;cl s"liltbt.s complete this bright, 1paelou1 De1t1ner home. Owner anxious, wtll help finance. Act Now : 873-8550 COLI ~ llAL10U 11111. C4llllf ...,.., ... c.-• ... 67&.:1111 IAMCH ISTATI. SENSA TIOHAI. FIMAHCIMfl Buyer may quaHty for existing I.st trust deed. New 4 bdrm .. 31h bath, rural hilltop. air conditioning, room for horses, pool , tennis, $348,500 496-7222 831-0836 .. Three Monmrc h Bay Plaza ..... Laguna Niguel PRIVATE WORlD-DOVER SHORES U11•MCllY •XDGMln lrotne abon ... ....... wf .. wcwfty ...try to .......... pool, tpa ...t fomst•L Ctll • .-ioccrtlcM wltll VllW of lad& lay. TWt e.o.. Is .... of • ldsiMI'' -offw.a -°'"' •"'""9 floor ,._ of .... & b.a••· pl•• larg• roo"'•· 4 f••lly bedroo.., h•c:hldl119 .. ,_.... ,.....,. ...... 4'/J battlt. ...., ,...., ....... clWeg ,...., 3 fie., •• '" ......... , ... roo•. ShowR ••ly by •d•a•c• appots:lp 1af. $795,000. WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. llJJ() W ( OJ ... I I liqh\.\ •II. N1""-rx•n H1•,11 h 631-1400 S©\l~lA-1'cirS " Tlraf lnfriguing W orr:J Gom• with o C huckl~ 14,,,4 ~, CLAY I ,OUAH ----- 7 373 t,AeuB~ ....... ,. ... - -~ • HERITAGE . RE ALTORS AVftrf .... s,.c-. Spacious 3 bedroom home 10 Mesa Verde North realures dis tinctive IJ\oang room with fireplace. atrium .ind fount.am Om101i Jrea. family room delux(' lutchen with df1<·1enl ap pl1ances Pa tao. sprinklers H urry' Sll2.ll00. Call~ 1720 TRR8R1. -· I aEALTOBI Lowmt Price ID Ana I Hurt), won't tut! OwNIW 1uper mottvat· td: dime co beed>. lbla filllOmllld JBt cut» bu aoq brtclr fplc. sunny encl ,.UO. boat acce. 6 man1 .ttll tot only ..,, Call Now! ElolM o.tia. AO Of c 7'70-2022. S.18Mllt. ~ ............ 1~.~~ 'NEW Woodbnd1e Townhousf' J Bdrm I ~ba. upgraded ByOwncr 18'7.SOO Off~r 4>7~6548 or 9112 8750 SSOOO Tat.I Doww! Move 111 now• Take ov•·r ~llnl: loun" :J hr. :! bill J V Co 631 ll'~IO Orange Trc•l• l'on dorrunium PIJnnl'd tor I Br & loft H11(h J'l'IUmJ• ble loan at 111 ~·. 1nL1·n · .. 1 S74.IXX> Agent. :,.&:, 03111. ~ don osen rcu lttJrw · ~I GLENNEYRt: 4'fl-4IWI RJCH•WAIM t\rtast1c home an :'liorth IAl{una Walk lo t>t'ac h UMDAISU ta.<ua Well APPOt.Dt ed On tb• Weter PNpert.lea. tllllCl,000 • IU ml.Wali. IJ)' appt. *Co&e Realty & lnvHtmmt M0-5777 .J 11.,1 loOL'ltep'I 4t \-1111 r•· lht'rt' 5Rr. ;• 11.1 bc"at•h home ~.!:"1 !JOO With s1 :n 000 assum ablt> I'll at 9'i. (JW(;2nd DUPLEX 1090 T .. tin :"if',. IJUrl Sh11r1•• Ft 1• 1 .... 1\11 ~hr :•t1J 'ht.tu·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• mu:o.t M-11 l'nnc c lnl\ t>i2 1(21.a)l·~· .. LUSE/OnlOH JBR 21.,HA o• •.in\"'"' rondo SIJOll m•• "''"111 ... t.o t!!Jl!l .Jl,IJ IA, i ;ri .! CUSTOM HOME \ 1 •• ,,. .,f r1t \ l11o(ht •, I :.t.ihnJ mc1untain' c•tc l1ur1:t-ou' hurn1· pool p .1 "n c1 n t> Jc r" Hl':Dun~:o· · IYOWM!R TURTlEROCk Garden homt', pro fe8..'llOfUl.lly de<'Orated, J Br 2 Ua . honu:. r m f'U!>t.om shuth•rs. par11uet floort, 11mf landstape<I w <'ovrrrd hnrk patio Own~r will carry 2nd T 0 Ro:.s J'ropt'rl1es 5Sl 61.30 from lhlll <"U!ltom .,tud1.,1 ________ _ ht le\ el. ft'dlu nn..: -.: r@ RANCH .:. REALTY Rustic 3 bdrm 1 ba with f1replac<', e nrloH·d garage 50'xl75' H l tn pleK l(J( ~36 llamllton Do not dc:.lurb lenanh Must close in '79 f>nra Clpa.ls onJ y. $95 .000 548-5041or631 3520 SYCAMORE GLEN BRAND MEW fabulous. large 3 bd. 21" ba. Quality townhome condomuuuma Only II available. $109,990 2430 Santa Ana Ave 642 6734 OPEN HOUSE 1 Br. 2 ha. LWEOR L~E OPTION ln BEAUT WOOOBRID<if: Brand nt'w 2 ~droom <'O'ldo stt'pr. away from Leruus C'OUrt:. . I a k ~ "'nd Bdrm 2 bath. ~tertaln rn.T1t s1U'd 1.JvmK rotJm with ITIJ~M \ e f 1 rrpla n 01wrllJt>kln11: 111) hlithb ,. h 1 t • w ,; l 1· r ' 1 ,. w :-.01h1n~ romparablt• S!79 (.(X) don osen r f!.t!tc1 r._, 401GLENNnRE .., ..... •....•....•..••.....•.. l.to1!!un• World Gale 1' l'oinuram1c ' ... ,. 3rtl OWNER ANANCIN6 With sut..tant1.t1 ,11,,.n ""' " • r v. ii I I 1 n .1111 1• hal.ui• •• nf s:.~:. JU I iin• I ':'~ 55 1-1222 '\. lli·dutlfUll\ 'llU,llf'tl 1111 •I ---------knoll 10-llh 1 nmmJncl1n~ ~ 11 "" u r H ••• k 11 •• , fa..tuon l"!lan1J & muun l.a1llb C.all ~ for rnort· deUJ.J.s ~wportC~ 640-5357 LOVE A. GRACIOUS SETTING? 1ben mat. .. an appoanl menl to~ lh15 beautllul custom bwlt homt' It features o v-..r J ,0011 liq.ft., 5 Bdrms, 4 baths, 2 ~. air cond .. ill· door atnum, extem1ve UM' ol wood and itlas!! .till.I 1 zont-d for hor-,p, ... ,, r OllH ~ 111 r II c •• 11 :>at• :i1911J hvrne rm w1frpl<'. lrg d1n1ng rm. sep den 1(11,500 979-1989 pool noor. \'ilia· !°lolk''l• • .!hr, ________ _ ~HERITAGE ---- IUILDAILE R-3 Good Jocallon for apts Neal' bhopit & bus $125.000 IALIOA-HEWPORT REALTY 675-8170 F'ORSALE ON CONTRACT 48r pool home. MeI>a D<'I Mar Area. SI 10.000 hrm :11,000 dwn, owner will fanaoce l()< ~ loan Pnn only Daya 642-9909. E"ei. 5099000 For Sale .. y Owner, lm mac am&Je at.or)' home, 38r, 2ba, Ira yrd. many xlra1. close lo x Int 1cbool1 & 1bopp1ng •.900· Auwne loan. I I ) •5212.. !11!0 o~~w~I JrWOOOBRIOGE RE AL TV 551-3000 9% ~SUMABLE lna1.d Posses1ioft Spucaous 3 Bdrm. 3 b11 in dudlnll pvl ma,ltor s\lt.e Up1raded model of Jlent.qe park Askanl( SL26.SOO Agl 644 ~13 IYOWHER Unlv•ralty Park 111 Pnnceton Mdl. added 2 nd s t ory 3 Bdrms+mastf'r bdrm wtalcove llltihly up IVaded. Land included $129,ee>O Op~ n ho us FritSattSuo 10 5 Cal 5527012 :!ba ~ ~79 A <' alt 7pm ----- t• wport leoch I 069 •••....•............•.. Gnat Ftnily Ho...! HUI((' Pl"e!fllltlOU..S 5 bd 1111 r bo r \. 1 I.' w II um 1· \.JIUt-& lo<'a t 1on ' P.itrH k Tenon• 631 1:!66 ltiiZ~l~:tl REALTORS BIG CANYON Sc>ertacular itoll COW'ff ell.tl~ f.600 ,q rt 4 to 6 Bdnna. 5'1 ba t.hs Pool and spa SI .•.ooo TII STARNES CO. 640-5711 BY OWNER University ~~~~~~~~~ OC£AH VIEW!! Sacnhce' Assume 9 i;~ Nl~4 bd. 3 ba O WC2nd IAYFltOMT Lorauon toe o1111111 ''" ... l.lun .\i;,igrufln·nl I hr J•~ ba fml\ I \If Ull\t' homfo !)1)('k dt '"I" In .11 romodatr ;! I~·· \"''ht plu' 1.-rm' :OH·lln " mnll\Jlt'<I & will 1 Jrry .1 SZ'>O.M 2nd t~. 7 i II H~al b tJlt· ™"'lf-~R Ot~l'EH \Tt-: 5 8c Harbor \ It''" Jl11m1• m gTttn~lt '"" 'lhke olft"r ~ FANTASTll' Hl 'r I" SE.A VIEW. u,..n~r mu.,l ~ 1mmed1aLd> Homf' WlL~ appral5t'd ;,it $275.000 and has JU~t ~n rr dUC'~d to S25!1 . 000 4 . -• REALTORS ..••.•.•••.•.....••.•.. 1100 .....•••.•.......•..... MOBILt-: llOM fo, R l 'r S 1-; L L R t-: N T 1-·1.,.ANCt-: Mobile Hot. Stott ... to. ... tto.c......-c.AU. us 661-1021 LAC.UNA IEA((H Dest Deal t'V~"·,, .. ]akf' o\.er paymt.5, OAC. ht.e new adlt pk, 18r. I&. 104 p 499 3579 &inn 2.~ '-<!fl \ll'W , ---------<.,pa lltld man)' upicracl••' ~for ~11t.iht· Fo..:art~ al L.'Nl(Jl.Jf 110\1 fo_ .... lr.j til)UO •EXCITING• carry wilh down pay mental le>"t lnteresl On l.y $100.000 Call ~-9161 Pk. Terrace 3Br. d111 rm. Cambrad&e Mod~I. IJ'l!lefl~lt, end unll. dbl ptallt' Beautifully de coraled. many Ktras $125,000 55&-43(Y7 £1S,OOO Patnck 631 12l66 --------- onHCOUMTRY Lo<-ated in Shored1ffs C'ountry Club Park A bt•uut1ful 24x65 Viking liomc. w t•verythang In C'luded Ol't!lln v iew abovt• F'..blrella Goll & Country Cl ub. Sun <..1ornentt>. .... AHAMMB••• and a paint bruah. 3 Br home with added f am rm •2 car ,arap on a lar1te loc.. IC you don 't mind • IJ1ldtna work for money. call DOW 1 iU-7221 C91'fUaY21 Fantastic Location on a areen belt 3 8dnM , :.? ba Amhur.1t Model In Univ Park Garden HomCll Cl~(' to achoob. puola and ahop pma REALTORS --- OWNER BIT THE euu.tr• Pre11 t1g1ou1 Oov n r Shores addresa. $172,000 l\Mume Ut TD. $11.3.000 Interest approx 10 2'1 5•8 1370 or 979-5195 O'lucll •MO• * QUAUFYJNG • ONLY $10,000 dwn on Harbor View Home 1 Somer,el mo<lt•I 5 Rdrm, r11mlly r oom !!kylaghl ll1 ('ntr) Ynu 11 appreciate th1' vrry 'IPR<'IOU"I Upl(rullrd home $257 SOO. on frl· land 642-5200 MRAMAHEJM STADIUM Beuut 24xS2 1978 S1lvercre11t. 28r, 2BA, F'arruly rm. 1otd cpt & drpl llght but warm rnt Youna adlt pk 18 yrs + Westclffl fanWUc oP(1on 3 BR ex ~~~~~~~~~ •c hom• 11195 - SPICIALIUY Oeautllul 24Jt!i2 Keywest Clf72) Mobile Home an La1una Hills, mcest 5 Star Park 7x IS en cl porch, mirrored doon. hlht wood Int, , 3"'2Ton air cond 2 AC. spacious Br'I with a. + dreutnc aru. wl.k ln ck>Mta All t or only 1 29,SOO GJU.8S.11> -•-LA• I 0-.6 mot pymt Pre1t111ou.. -r-6 2 Harbo r View a r ea ....................... 't5 J~Da·tltV1tll Owner 541~0 MAllMITA ~~~~~~~ Spectacular bUltop .......... 1048 --------tioa.. 201%·D» sq. I\. .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Oole to llariaa. Selva l•-------•I Rd 6: Calle La Prima wn Sl•.OOO to '245,000 llW540~---Bklr. 5'ftlRMANCIMG LAM Uwl $10,000 down. Heume •~~ ••loan. owe belance. Uk• new 28r. Call Jtff, A1t. CMr.202 ~f.ANFIONT New llod•l•r T ype lbml, pvt commwllt1. 2 bdll, ae br aecurtt1. sUb-ltttlnl OK. From .... ,.,.. .. " ... llland 1llolJlJ. Holne Pit. m>l Bo. C.t Hwy, La Jun a Beach. J\.11 .P . (T l4) ......,. ...... __ ..... 1040 ....................... ~~~~~~~~~ MIWHOMIFOI 11.ACHPIOPU Tlds tars• quality built C?Ul&Om 4 bdrm bonM la mminl compMtjon and let.ally located, •t•PI from the ocean. AAltlnt 11:11,soo. Bullden HJI IRlbntt your offers. Cal •u.5'l for 1peelal d9 taila. ., t ~-HERITAGE . . REALTORS MADAMOINI °"'*' WW ...i.t l'llUnt· .... RoolD for .. ..,oat. l llar7, • bid, 1 be. fall't nn. bm diD rm. IP•· &ertalDIDC rm. 0DlJ IQ..,, ~WID.12·4 Ul VIA fTHACA UDOISLt; :s Bdnnl • z bat.ha plus aep apt The beet priced home on Lldo' Aaent 87J.. 7300 s.c11.... 101• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c&.ASSIC MOltLIHOMI SALIS DWUXIS 2708 Harbor, 8le D-A 122 Ave. At1odon. near i---Ho.-•1•9•17--• new Z.2. 2500 aq ft. u 1Wlable loan '15',000 1.501 Ave. 0. La FAtnilla, new 6'~ MOO eq ft , solar beetinf, uauma blci IOMn •• 000 -Ave. Del Mar. I Uptr 1-2. near beach. SUS,000 253 Aw. Madnd, pluth .. 2 CID Trafataar Cuyoa, ocanvtew . .-.ooo OWH!R MUST SB.&. a&dO 1177 Hallmark, AC. 28r, 28a. hardwood cabfaet.t •howl btauUfuJ . l.f. O.U ~1 Tortoise · • UVI IH tlVIHI 1111 Lancer au.64. top ot the line coach. tot.all) up-IJ'lldtd, de\alll ""421 'rortdM MobUt Hom• . B~RTHA HIN RY Tr..clt 10"' old miff for .WW RL'Mo.1 Mar &'!.~J·:C,.~ • -....... _····-·-..-....... ._ ou .. ..-.: ....... _____ _, c . rdll " ,. rtr ...................... ---------t' ,.,.,._..., Men Verde 48r. den, flOO SO.Fr. ....... . 2400 2'2ba, Leue Sl4.5 mo er 1aDct. lhdld.lnt 1250 ·--·········. ••••••• A v o • 1 o o w B 1 11 • 11q.IL SthlMd for 2D41--------•I owner/alf.831-1~7 Allr'y. Downtown Co.ta FOi LIASI 2 BR, $350/mo. ~ Vic· Mesa. SlSO,OOO. New 2 bidroom 2 bat.h tori a f8. No do a a ~~~7~·· home Mlaalon Lake& 541>9Ut~d_!~~Spm ~~~~~~~~ Country Club. Golf. MESA VRDI _ teruull·pool. BeauUfully landscaped, no main DUPLEX Xlnt area. 1 yr PBJllB HARBOR BL tenaoce yard. lease. 3 BR 2 Ba. $675 2 COllll'L LOT. Comm'l MJOClubbouse Rd. BR 2 Ba, $475. bt & Jul Jot W' x 214. Heavy lraC Desert Hot Springs + sec. David 646-3255 fie area. Call A.gt. 2U·3'78-2:5n 611--1020 1~~~~~~~~~l 3 BR 2 ba. pool. ts25/mo. OOM.llERCIALBLDG r: lat & laal+SlOO Avail &DUPLEX Sl&JenP...SS. 1215 644·72tt days & Spa1lh commerelal cor· Ti me a ha re c o n . ~2'119 eve Agt ask for nermWoodaCovewtth4 dominaums In Utah's Frank ___ _ commercial atles, 2 re llnest slu resort. Park Ci · Sbr. 2ba, 2 car gar Nr St ddrntlal apots & one of. ty Pri~ during pnme Jam's church & st'hl By lice. Plenty of parking. &Id season al.art at S5SOO. Baker St S600Mo641-8444 $74.S.OOO re. sample ownership. 2 or~l221 UNGO REAL F.sTATE & 3 bdrm uruts, 2 baths. m0499-4Ml t8011364 2000, aslt ror 2Br Mesa Verde Condo. ----Mike, ext 195 or Dan, ext pool. ent'losed i<ar Co.do••lw{Town-Ul8 shows hke model home. '*-"forsalit 1700 MSO mo Agt No fee ••••• • •• • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • ~ Co.tty S46-5lllO Ask for Bill A '1ECIE Plopetiy 2500 ----- Of r ARADISE . ••••••••••••••••••••••• o-.Poillt 1226 We're now offertnR RANCH STYLE ' ••••••••••••••••••••:•• Wlt.terfront llme-shanng . New homea-Dana Pt Ca condorruruuma on the big Gorgeous splat lt!vt!I nyon Pl.au development island of Hawaii. 1000 home m Santiago Canyon • ..... c: ... ""nlO .... with fantastic view all ~ " plua lq. rt .. sleeps 6 around. Bemf( bwll Ofl 1().~ down.payment Beautifully rurnlshed one acre Call now for ll'Ve·U·7/8interest Prices bealn at $6100 bl 1 (801 )364 2000, ask for paruculars ~ :zc eh~8:il-8616 r •NPTTERR CONl)()S 2br, 2\.'Jba. rprk. aharp Pml-Rec. Siri50. -... -----------------· 111).l.50.1 Woodbnd&e 3 Bdrm Con· ---------do. 1.,.., ·ba Brand oew Ex~utive·apectac11lu ('Or1do $.'525/mo. Aak Hak oeMD rlew. 3 br, 2"' ba. Sti-9621 Newport Crest Condo. ---------1 Tennis. pool, JUUlll. DHIRB.D Leue. 5418-7113 Patio Home; S bdrma • Walk to Work 6 Beach 2.,.. baths, family room, 2 2Br fr den. spa, huce palloa, lovely yard patio $675 . Lease. Avail. ror 8 moe. lease, ~1177 move ln now' S700 Mo. + ----------- tee depoelt. Owner/bkr BLUFFS COND0·3Br. T59-0ZIJ6,eves.&M~l43 den, 2Ba. highly up· Leeae ExecutJve home ln graded, super clean. fTSO Deerfield 26 Sq. rt. 4Br mo • lse. pri~ tenanu JBa. Nr scboot. & park only Ml-1720 Im med. occ upancy. Bil Canyon 3 Bdrm 2\'I 975 3265, art. 4p.m . Ba. McLain townhome ~-4136 .->O/mo. for lease. Pool, apa. leo UMTALS 1 BR, 1 ba . . '425 28Jl l 'h ba .. $475 3 BR, 21.-, ba, PS <Brand New 1 > ma. Avail. now No ~ts. ~ mo. Cootat't Mr Cummlnet lloa·Fri, 8-5. ~581M S.dt Bay, 3 BR, 2 ba Adult.a. DO pet.a Av All Dec. Ut. ~ Aft 6 PM Attractive 4Br. F /R, frm din rm. spac single story home Rent or lse S800 6C2·9!'167 3 BR 2ba, near pool, ten ms &beach. $700/mo. 3 BR 2 ba. Beams , privacy and 1pac1ou.s K.Ute, ext l~ or Dan, ext 1111. Rancho San Joaquin ma ts50/mo RANCH LUXCONOOMlNIUM San tws Rey on golf W•f1..0tt-1 REAL TY Over bt!l Harbor. 2br, l'OW"Sei 3 BR, 2 ba., frpl, t6ll-1400 551 -1222 2ba. Feel like a milhon wetbar.SB25Mo. 1~~!·~~~~~~ 1100 for.l650Mo. 492·5863 MW403 631·34441-: •••-•••••••••••••••••• ~======='.:.. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba, family rm, i Bdrm., & balh •J>l. Advlta. 1111. mo. Gu ..... MUOD. MISAPMS •••••••••••••• .. ••• ... • lllilll Verde &all. lpac Bedleler. w bt •pt.I ,,,. ... PM&. ~. pvt paU01. Oara1H ..... ,1 • tr '¥707 av.U.. Mutta. DO pet.a.---------.................. -RtrlaAve.~Mn 28r trlOla .,,.,,. btr • ,._a tw. 2" bt dupm . trplc, blk flOID PavWoo. ID .._ ft. flla.. yard. Oillowmr '114)127·~ dbl prqe, frplc. bltm. Matar J bdrm. av all. Dee IQS.m4imorfG.llll 1 ldil mid June. Encl. Nftitydeeon&ech8r28a pr. SllStmo f7S.«Z2t lo1nbouae. Spat'ioua ~.pool QWet Sl•ep101 rooau as ......_ Adults, no peta. ldtt'bmeUes STS wtt • Im-l'TWNl/MS-1111 "' Oeeantroat 675-8740 C:.-.. w.r J7J2 21br, l\.'aba. frpk. paUO. --•••••••••••••••••• ~:,:;;.,,~~.No l Bedroom. 1 bath, yearly or mo S3SO mo. Aat m«llO On the water. Newport Beach'• floe1l SJZOO mo M2..f713 ndys c.......... J724 ....................... SUSCASITAS ~ 1 br apt IZ7S fl up Encl. car. Adults. oo peta.. 2110 Newport Bl. 541-41& CASADIOltO ALL tml.JTlF.S P A.10 Compare before you rent. Custom dea1iin features Pool. BBQ. cov 'rd aaragt', new furniture. surrounded wttb plush landst'ap1n1 Adult living al Ill bell ~ .t:n furrusbed l36S 365W Wllaon.642 ~l lillJll OPElllNG FA.ta T SICTIOM AM.TSICTIOM REALTORS O.Cb. loft. refr11e . stove, pooj Adwts No peta ~ Block to beach. 3 br, 2 be, downsta1r1, bltna, frplc,pallo,garaae.lllOO lZ7 ~St M(Hl40 PIO. CallM6-2901 Onveby M25, avail. now. ""2:zl:fleld 2 Br l Ba, urport. 1234 2Br 1"9ba rroml420 2 Br. 1 ba ~ Garage, W Balboa Bl. Call for 2er:2.ba from"'5(> fmoed yard on Canyon 4lt Jim or Carolyn. 3Br.2ba from~ Dr.~ ff13.Q36 9222agt __ Beadul, braftdneow "'-3Br. 2 ..... Ba. 1p1ral Ocean.lront 4 Br luxury Excellent lot'alioa next atn:se. beam dng.s, encl duple1t, upper $1050 mo t.oJboppla16park. clbt&ar.frpl,sundeck,no v rly 752 9442 dy11 Cbildrmwelcomein peta, .->Omo 640-1812 aft fn~l617eve11twknds. famlysection.Nopets. U1wlmds ----- Opendatly l0-~·30 WESTCLIFF new rondo 8Weat Wilson. Costa 2 Br. 1.,.. b1t t.ownbowie. Pool Adults. no petS'. 2 W.. <behind Harbor l(aragt', pal10. pool. Br, 2 ba. SS35 2 Br. l Ba Sboppiq Center). Ja<.'UZ.Zl. rarepl.at'e Adulu. $485 Homl' 673 6640. of· 1131·5i.'5113/S418-~ only 1410 A\.a&I Oet' fice642-8583 FMtalde ibr. lba. yard, pr Very Clean Adulta No Ptta $.'17SMo 64&-0:50S 1Sth. 631 ... 984 --- ---2 Br. 2 Ba, new plush ............_._ IHdi J740 Speoom 2 br apts Fam1 ••••••••••••••••-••••• ly wut. Pool • Play Super 2br. Zba C:ondo All c~Llllg, pool. Jacuu:a. bUm.~. a te. bole. u tm $425 mo Adu.Lb. 00 pets. drp11 & mini bllnd5 Located at'rosi. from l....ndty aru lilt uver encl Nwpt Bch Golf Co~ 2 car pr 1475Mo A.dlU By appt only 545-485.5 H.l's AHlST cround-~ W~t SparusbEalatt'Lmng• ApU 1996 Maple 8eauutw parlt Uke aur 646-1496or6'21961 Bachelor lort. refri g stove. pool. adult5 no No Peta 6'2·l663 - - - Oceanfront 2 Br SSOO/mo ~et dtl'luxr 2t>r 2',ba to mo 00\l' by 7306 W df Thunn St ~Mu <JN-anfront Aft SJ l _.990 6(2(.(W> roundlng1 Terrat'ed pool Sunken RH bbq. s parkllni;t fountains Spat'aous room s ~parate d1n1ng art'a. walk 1n t'lotets. home like lutcben & cabwns Walk lo Hunl1n1ton Cent.er pets P>O 646 2901 'Jbrt"t' 1 fir .i ph J " a 1 I • • • • l, Block LO ocean, 2 BR I', B.a . ..ep g&rage. Lndry rm, adult, no pet.:. ~ 631 J8IRS 2 Bed.room f um $46S T~ !um s:i05 Adults. oo pets Ut.Wues Fr~' LA QUINTA HERMOSA 16211 Parbade Lo 1 bl.II: W. d Beach, 3 bl.ks S. of F.d!nceJ'. IC'T·s.41 --------now ~ Pool 'lio iwt!> 1425 New 2br Encl gdr ~ Great Loe Adult.5 S o Pets 54Pr 11441. SJ I 2291 28r, all ulll pd. no pt>~. srn du.Id OK. refng. d 1w. gaz-• l.9llO Walla~. Mgr ft7 548-9580 meatiBJIU Beaut. prdeo apts. Pool & spa. Muhs. oo pets O.cheklr' from S285 1 Bedroom from $335 Milp&.r St ApL., now n •nt WESTC LI f'I•' PLAZ A ~ I Bdrm apb, ~ & AREA 2br 2ba. pool, nu up fUm or unfum l!U9 t'fl>C..•,, l'Ompl nu kalch. MapteSt ISJl 387• appln'I, nu drps , nu 0-PoW 3126 pwnt 6314930 ••••-•••••••••••••••••Lit IBr. btfl hayv1ew. 2 Bil den. 2 Ba. dlx apt. frplt'. adJts only no pets ooeao view, pr. patio ~mo 67311144eves 7~1030 1\ v a al Nov 15. I Br. IW"4•.._. lt40 Versailles. Npl Bch ••-•••••••"•••••••• Pool. Jae , & amenatieK *"IWPORTDUPLU•'. ~ 1•v.., 3234 L..J-oleoclt 3241 frplc, Harbor View ................ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••-••••••••••••••••••• u..-.... oo nice at, near L.-,..a IHdi J7 41 Ocean view w /owner -• ~ .,__ a-..-, ••-••••••••••••••••••• flnancina 3Br uoats ....................... Sbarp4br, 2ba. Nr. acbJ" p~ ,,. .. ...., c:oaun. pool. Gardener audio. prof ~ted. 2250 V aocuard Way ~M.216 •DELUXE• GAlllN APT. ~ 9~~2033 Mon·Pri ~5 An for Lyn_n __ _ w/frplt'S, J bl.II: to ocn, ~ ....... fw:cblwd ~OOXIDlM . areaA t' NoRPf:· 3 BR, larvt ae ~ .. liv:g iocbided S725. MMIZI lmmac. ~ maid aerv cipOK. $225,000. All· Lea ••••••••••••••••••••••• -0 • I · u · room, ew '"""'•· o. 3 br, 2 ba, walk to bcb, "~ . .t Colar TV, $7S wk 2 ft OLD COMK> 8est c .. . lot'.. 2-story. 2Br. l~ba. p'1\ lDdiy. all bltm, fpk, Plllio, 2 ·C&r ..el ... fi5,25. LuM 631-lll3. MO..x7 HIARHOA.G Hlchly u.p1raded. PfO· feiwooally decorated 1 BR &ch 111 Venaal~ Condo overlooam& f~· taan 4< park·lale rourtyanf P'uU t«u..rity loktg. SS2S mo Ca II Blmb&rtC114)551M47S ,._ .. ..._. JU2 911-Gli l..quna.Sl,OOOmo. .__. ..._ -- -DONOSENllEALTORS -tmo-~-•oqmo.--. •. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.......,_ .._. 3240 497-4848 &a.mo nrv•1'nPD""NTSTUDIO '-=-,,...., 2000 So. d Hwy. Up,,.aded 2 ....................... ""'""" .. ,......., --••••••••••••••• BR 2ba w/Jard.. AvaU Elepot 2 bdrm, fam. rm BHU\ltul home ln ex· 3 BR 2 Ba. comm pool, Sllh~llncJ · 2 ....... ..., 3poob i' -.ux1UM1TS Dec. 1 tbru June 30. •am. l9525/mo}. Pll.ISb chalve Vlctcna beat'b. kJ¥ely Btuf(a end untt s.s&--0321 PB.DIE ~E. CM $100/m>. ff13.U91 Aet. Cflltl, 2'h ba cedar fa b' lbll, fam rm. 3 decb. ~ ,:::u;:u: ~ ... zpcu t IHdt J7 6' lllO to 1&2$. 2 Br. 1 • 2 ba apt.a. Balcooy, laundry rm lmmed Ot'cupy CoYered t'ar port peUoapU BBQ ' claw to f wys 4< bchs •alk to sbopplnic 2 Bdnm each 1 _ leodt l I 4I glass. 5 bl.ks to ocean W /superb white walt'r ............ w/blto appbc. 2 car ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'l"U"C'STARNESCO -.,..... Dbl car pvt gar fully view. Stepa lo bch. IU.LU.I •nc.. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• · d Ad 1' Sl2DO M CIM 94Zl garaee w /opener No Adutts. DO pets TSLMsmt 642·1803 17111 Goldewwest -'W9.er CGI 644-721 I ASK f'ORNIGEL. Agt 64()..5711 ...... ubl"' -·ft b lb ma.mt. Y . u tll, no ...;,__._o______ peta . ..,00 mo. Avail ---------• uca w -.vu.age Y e pets l.nqw~ at 527 l.8lh •• RENTAL aea 2 br, pvt beacb, St TI4-960-6331 Lagma Cbarln·2Br Iba, Dec. lS. 875-6000.N. CrouJ THE "GOOD LIFE" Eastakie 2 br. 1 ba. bltm, adutt.a only• DO pet.a. $350 64().1Z78 allt>r 4lpm INCOME PROPERTY adults, no pet.a. ~3579. · ha rd wood f I rs. a I I agt. From $39,900. Modular . 4 Br condo, carport, no natural wood, freab 847-6064 ~ 3 BR 2 Ba owners ........ Cii~0rm-i1111 1m1t. c-~ to bearh m Type Homes, at aecunty. For rent or lae. Chanrung pets, Hunt. Coot S475 p&iol. walk to beach. Call 3 pYt beaches, pool & oceanfront horn~ furn. mo, Lsl. last & deposit FJhot 213-876-0436 eves pier Treuure Isle Pk, 2br, lba, on pnv. bcb. 7ft8.7633 Very secluded S800mo -------:Dl()l Pacific Cat Hwy, Adults. Geoqte, dy • ZbT. 2ba. Crplt'. dlx Con Laguna Bch. R M.P 975-0545, eves. wknds do.Pool.Jac.tenmscrta (7JA)499-3S79 646-6164 Sec gate. Very desirable ASSUME $101,500, low Qo-to Beat'b JBr dlx loc Nr. Bch lmmed. oc 2br. 1"'1ba, charm bowie North end. SSOOMo Mary Boardman, Rllr. 494-2414 ----l...,..aHih 3250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ult. loan. OWC 2nd TD ,~ • · cupaocy $525Mo. Call Deluxe "CA>vington" 4 kitchen. furn, utl pd, Sam 968·967B<H > up to HOMF.SFORRENT plea, nr So. Cal Plaza $375. 213 914-1429 or UPM. wk527 7081 3 ~ 4 Br. Pnced from 91opping Cent.er 3 RR 213 33.S-0329 ____ 5'95-1595 Fncd yard & ownen urut wt rplc. etc Hn.....-rta.och 3169 HOMES FOR RENT garages Fam1l1es Prin onl ,_ r--3 or 4 Br Pnt'ed from please, kids & pets • Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5'95-1595 Fnt'd yard & welcome Call 964·2566 or SEARCHlNT'L,75222'11 Lux 4 BR ocean vu, lg garages Famllau 973-2971 Agtnofee •Unlla.28R2baSl08.000 pool 2 !pie's, Avl Jan 1. please. kids • pets ----- Sll.000 yr moome. owe l.1350 lae 644-0484 welrome. Call 964 2566 or 3br. 2ba, O>ndo Pnoooly.Ap.631~ 973-2971.Agt,oortt Dblcargar u___ 1&......&..-.1......._... Ml-~ _________ , =::::.~=-: .... ---------1 -------- DUPLEX lstT.D. 9'1•% ; Corw .. Mar 3222 VACANT Mtwportleoclt l2'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR & 3 BR 2 Ba. new .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 2lld T .D. I O'Yo Assume-aaaume! G~al s&aner um1stment StlK' co exterior, plivate en tnmces, beaut.&ful trff8 on corner lot at un believabl,y low pnce of S16,.SOO. A Quall Place ex- dullve. 752-li20 3 BR duplex Htgh ceil t'arpelS & pamt Near · schoola, abops. bake to angs, frplc. garage beach. f'roml375 $700 /mo Call 67~ 9 t.o5pm l•mrntt;r;tnllj® LEASE/OPTION 962-4471 (i:)546-8i03 :> BR 3 Ba Spyglass Hill, SlilOO per mo .• apphea to Beautiful 4Br 2-atory 1&95,000. 6'5-7272 home, d.J.n./fam. rm. i,, T Temliatawim. 3br, 21nba, mile to beach . Prof. landacaped, 1370 mo. 962-7940. ' ftUAIL JASMINE CUB PLACE aplit·level. Beaut. view. ly r lae . U JOO mo. 3 BR Condo, 2 ba. Matr PIOflann.. 213-t3M45I Bdrm on ist nr. Dbl gar. • --Tll:JOP.M.t wm need credit rera. ~~~--~~~·~~~I P• I male Oc.-V• Avail Nov 19th. La :; 4 Br 2ba Lusk Harbor Cuesta Racquet Club. View HWa $l100/mo lse. HB l550/mo. 980-1673 Immed. occupancy. If Udl, 0 .0 . SC7t,OOO l.71Gr. Se1Jcr fin1ndn1 l'«> PEE! Apt. & Condo rental.a VIila Rentals 6'1s-4912 Bk.r. PRO.P'ESSIONALL Y de· corated 2 bdrm + ~. 2•,1 be coodo io excellent loc Lu•ury llvlna Comm. pool IJ lennla. $1.000. mo. WATERFRONT Condo with view, preallae. aecurit.y, pool. Spacious 2 bdrm. 2 ba. lll!50 mo., or IUbm.it leue/optjoo. w .............. . 631-1400 Townhouse or Hoag Hosp. 3 BR, 2''' ba , races pool Adult area Dbl. carport $500 , Lease Rea.It.or 6'2·5333 ...... Caplstn..o 3271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, +den. frpk, patio, pool. Infant or teenager welcome . $525110 eves&wknds 661 ·3097, daya 640-5470 3210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT YEAR·ROUHO FUN Soc1c1I Ac 11v1t1es D• rector• frP.P Sund.iy Brunch • fl BO '• Pni t1P \ •Plus much m<>f" GREAT AECREATIOtt ff!nn...s • f rt>e l cuo94 (pro & pro s11op1 • 2 ' Heallh Ou~• SJunil • ~rorna&a&Qf' •Swim m•ng •Goll Dr•••ng Range Slwp, clean. ,ZBr. lBa BIUm, 2 yr oki 4plx W •11de KM1s o k oo pets $3 75 645 ·7479 ~/w1md.s ---- •2 Br. I ba condo nr So COUt Plaz.a New crpts, drps. A.JC. pool. ~\lilly gate Children oil. no pets 1475 545 5151 or 968-36.SZ ---- 2br ~x patio. l.od.ry nn. Npl Hgts area l6S O,~St CM 837~- 2 BR. 1 ba . w 1pat.JO & o<r sll"ft't parkl.Dg. on W 1&h St $35() ~5930 --------~ quiet area 2 car aar w1opnr w,o • many SHARP. bnch 1 2 & 3 BR. frpk dshwsr. 11ar It pebo5 No Pt'L" 9tiO 2358 other features. s7oo pt>r mo No pet.s 1·992·4112 . ~ZJ03 Cask for Jeff) Lovely all .idull. no pt>ts 1---------1..2&3 Br a pl't 6200 ~d 11\gf'r HB IUI> 1Jtil9 2 Brdm, nt>ar beat'h I 't\ pauo. BB<J adult.. 'm prt MOO ~ J lbti I Bt' 'J t>l'"'>al lle:i 1650 l ... do2Br ~den S850 2 Slry 28r +den $900 l Br Towntloo.-;.-S700 2Br +den. slip, $13110 l Br. view. pool $'950 J BR 2', bu. frml dinml! Watwf1 owl Hotiws rm. frpk da,,hw,1'.hn 631-1400 W1Dtkup Paw dbl rJr1---------gar ~•mt> 91~ ~I ---l l., Bllts to beam 3 BR. 2 3 or 4 Br Priced Crom $(75.$S7S. Fncd yard & garages Famll1e1 please, kids & pets welcome. ~II 984-2568 or m.21im. All. oo r ee. BEAUTIAll APAAT· MfHTS S1ngll'~ 1 & 2 Bedroom~ • r ut n•sl'M!O & Unfu•n·s~O •Adi.Ill l1viog •No Pflb • Modoli. Open ua11y 910 6 EASTSIDE J BR 2 ba frpk. D W ba New paU>t & rpt.-, W1D hkup, patto dbl l'ar S100 mo yrly 968-3422 -.i&r S480 mo 9b4 5.lfi 1 - --- ..... loCJI-3216 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut«n. sunaet views. 28r Condo, quiet adJla SSSO. 499-4886 eves/ wmds We t I 111 l2'1 ....................... Oakwood Garden Apartment• NewPort a .. ch/So 1700 16th SI 1(1 , •• " 11 h '"' ( 71 4) t>-42 8170 N.-Port S.ach/No. 880 ''"'"" ,., 11>1111 (7141 64~0!>50 New & completely re hutubed. 2ftl bdrm cot i.aem. some w1l.h end garage s Yard s , washer 1dryrr hook up No pets From $435 2617 Elden Avr Day s ~.~es~~ S41'&Mtel VIUA Cottoo¥ A HOMES POR RENT •Eut.lde 3 or 4 Br. Priced from 2br, Beach front. s:>oo •Locbd gar w tstonae am-sm. Fncd yard • WINTER ONLY. 500 E. .Oaa beat, gu cootlna, 1ara1e1. P'amlllu ~n:int.W.let2 psbotwateralHree. 1 .. Id .._ •Aduttaoaly, oopeta . Pease. • • • peta SR>RTTERll Rentala lloadlt.olloatb welcome. Call tlM-~ or Weekly• winter l Bdrm S3ZS lBr l Ba . C'Tl)l.S • d rps d , .. hwasher. "nt'loM-d ~ar ~ Bhd & 5 Pt<; .ut·a 1142~ Nu l"r 2br l ~ba yrly 1-· P. pal.lo By Lado SS.ZS. Couple No Doas 675-0097 Smlhl ."9o ltlO ..........•...•.....•.. Walk to bt>1n·h 2br. I' 2ba. 1 Br adult l"Ondo. like new. Sl'50Mo + <;cc N•> Pets Pool. Jat'uu.1 . nr So Cst u;,9813 Plaza, $395 631-4933 or Lae 2br 2ba. n.-w rprt &. ~. dahwhr. he ated pool. 11, m1 to l>foach OWd oil No pt>u SJllO 981)Ql2 646-0686 UlndoNrSoCst Plaza on MacArtbur- l.)('upy lmmd Elqant-Spollesa &c\tte 2 Br. 2 ba. closed s:arage. Park car at door.Kid OK dsbwhr. stove, f~lc, new 3br. 2ba ~-&61-3602 dlillN "tPl. s'rt'll•oo parnt If •••'-••d ~~~s mo CW'lMfwala'-d 3900 .. .•................•.. 2) UniU, A.nab. SMl,000 t.axar. Mt-'l211 Aat. 3br, 2ba, + bonus rm. ----=------Avail Buabard IJ Ad.amt l224 aree.1575. 884-2119 973-2971.Aat,ooCee. A~87U170 2BdrmS315 2br. p.uo In 4-plex End ~---d Villa Ca 111 I I u zmEldenAv•.CM. gar Nt'w cprts, paint ~I I ge 3 Br, 2 Ba. =· Jae.. fwal•1d 3400 Manar. Rlck ADdenon Adlla No Peta $345 New 162 bdrm luxury f-a..., ._...__._ BQ, -... ·-•••••••••••••••••••• 2Br,wtnter'500 &cZ·7905 71D2-cRooaJd, HB ltdull a ... • 1n 14 plans •i-.._....--Waterfront 2 Bdrm ....., 10 Umta, Ors. 11515.000 tYnDR owe • umaa. 1\altln m7 .ooo 2YrtDtW.0WC 8midJeld. Afl,.13M821 ~.142-5031 Newport: yrly. reotal, wt aotlquea fa view 281Uba,lmmat',DOpda Dlx.2 br,Jblktobdl. from 1350, 2 bdrm 2 BR. 2 ba OODdo, l3500/mo Short term or cbUdren. Sl7Stmo mo 7l•·S36 9561 eves. t.owftbouaes from SSOO + BA YCREST ARIA Lovely ' 8r, a.. ram rin, -• fplca, Ptd r. SISO/mo. tuna. ...11. N$.74(1 pound nr. Quiet, 2 Br • den VIEW mG0t ZLS-432 74ell wkdys pools, tennis, waterfaUs. bid&-Com. pool. No PDDdl' Gas for cooking & PIU. a;s Mo. '"°°'mo In Promon· New ZBr, 2ba, lie cloaeta, 2 Br ooado, r~ laundry. beatinl paid From San Newport; wntr reotal, IM)' Pembouse .....__ carp>rt.. el)el. paUo. Pool upcraded. balcony, pool. Dteeo Frwy drive North Balboa P•olo. 2 BR. W•rfwwt~• lljacuai.Aduli.,qweUl super clean . S39~ oa Beacll to McFadden partially rum P .. r • '31·1400 dem.M» ..... l -9170 then West oa McFadden lloe1for14 fl. boet. No~~~~~~~~!I ---------•to Seawind Vlllaae PICl-S'mOMo. •2Br ~Dr~ Cat. L1r1e 3 br , 2 ba m4~SUM. Ualv. Park, Irv. Yru. Plala. 4• apa. townhouse apt, frplc, .....a. end UDll ~ 48a.aba.,UD.fu.ni. 194Z11or..., bltm. 7 mi from beach..._ 4000 O\lel'lootiq lab • Su y..,., • , , , •. . . . . . . l100 VUJ..A fO_,NA C1ole &.o fnry. 6 abop-•• .-................ .. ~ Golf O>une. I 1Blt.,2ba,be1"-AJ>AJn"l(l!NTS ptaa. 1400 mo. Call Roomw/ld\cbeoeUe BA Ir deb, furn. or nn....._ ...... Sl,000 Pballeta.all 111·B010amto5pm. P2•eeUiup. ~ s-rtlaQJ to. tnO llo. No 28a.~.funa. ~. quMt all adult --... -.... 56~ .... v.uv ............• ----- •1•8elds 5wBdrma -··•••••••••••••• r. pret. ltltcb • lodr>'" --- associated 8-ll1 'J9.Glll ·~ Woodt.iY. 3 br, l"-ba, f.:t Ir ape, Irvine. ~ Cr t d l m1 • •BBQ a.,.t-*I cando, t.atea, uW.ID40S7 I • U.flla 'ti• J4D ·~pedoorbaleofty. POOi. t.eollia, NC. ceet.er. lt.oom w/ldtcben Prtv •Hr. Koa1 Hoepllal, ~-. tilOOmo.m.iw near abope. Ad'1ui: Ci:r'' a a ml. ttom aft«tlrftnda. HZ 1520 aft tpm or ............ J14' _..,, __ .. _. --~~ -................... KB Condo. Low ;et, U \Md\ Span.lab. 1mi bch. •11DTPlll. WaU~i»rin1. all -lads by Norm. Fr•• Ht. A¥W. COit Pf roU 110. PITDI PAlH'l'INO Uc~. MS4110 &Qr'•· .... ••t••· a rr.. r.t Call Gent Hldeotlal • eom· . amda1 pala&Jq. "- • • t. a •••. rate• . m.DJ.m.om ~. UudJ•n re· ...,., Servtee resid. 6 ~1.~aftS Home repaln 6 addl· Fut eompleta aervlce. U.. Shelves, cabtneta Comm1/Raaid. Free est. ;~•• eat. Ranbl. _m_-80CM ________ 1 ...,. Sballml Electric Ucen1e c,;.,.t $enlce ta109, Any Ille jobs. ~··················· _957_~ __ . _____ _ W"e C are Ca rpet ......... aeaners. Steam clean. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Al.lo upbolatery Work Prof mobile music twar. Truck mount unit. w / ll I b t a b ow Io r Pree est. reu rates. holidays II all occu. 163716 64,S. '12'71 ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCX: student. Skiploader, dumptruck. Grade, haul "tree work. MZ-mt WANT ACTION? Clas.siled Ads 8'2·S8'78 I' ..... ....................... Ava.U n.c-Ja.o to take can ol your bome whUe you vacaUoD. IU-190 dys, --.... Xlnt Tb• Personal Touch refl. OMntna. Complet. pn>-1 -_..;;_+--.---- fwJoa,th. Raabl rates. a -= ;. I Guar. workmanablp -••••••••••••••••••• m-0105 Complete aenicea-sod leadiq, plantinp. COO· Holidaya here aaal.D·let.. cnte, patio c:overa. clean it \IP witb a aood decks, maaonry ~It cleanlna aervlce. Call Tent M.S-8728, 842· ~ t 1• a n 'I • •••••••••••••••••••••• Cedar Crpt I& Upbol Brickwork. Small Jobs. Cleaners, fir waxioa. Newport Costa M•a " gm.. clo'a Rlnbt Prof. Irvtoe. m3175 eves Simon838-SMJ, 751~1 Make your shopping Cauifted Ada, your one· easier by u.sing the Daily '*DP abopplna center. Pilot Claaalfied Ads. PROF PAJN'J'ING Dt.,...Beft. Call ID"'10I P'rd Danato PalDUQI Co Int/Eal. Cuatom ~. T1AIM1.-T Est /lot Pa i at Ii wallpeper. Qual won . reu. P'rae est Stan 5tf7.Qll ESSIAM o..om PalnU.01 Free Eat. J yr 1uar. a.a !luuao 182·14711 r.-tYowCatle hi1/Exl. Free est Lie 1320881. Guar. Hera Ted. 631 1088 12 Jn u.per. NB/CM .,.... l 'm aimu. prt'* --ama.u.~4 Custom realcl pataUna Spec. colors made Local ref1 25 yn np -.at ......... ~ ...................... . ·-•••••••••••••••• • lbnab. pnmtnc • PC=6utw«U. remonl, yard claan· -~-upl, baulln1 ......... -· ...... •uu Jlm Isa.. Jon'• tree care II Jard --·••••••••••••••• cl••MllP. free est. cau !Wpa•r • Raroof. All ~ evee, early AM type1 ·1hln1le1 · rocubakea-compo-\ar. Trimmin1. landacaplq, Free eat 541·58IO Pia deanupl, llaullna. Dave Avail 53M»76atl2PM_. __ ~ Roaf repa!n. au typea Guaranteed 86 Cc:mtructiOn. Ml..()612 Wild All \y~ of roofs re· ProtesalOGal Pabst.iDI pmred. Rsnbl Guaran- Tree trtmmina. toPpl.ng, removal Clean·UP & haul away J W Tree Service. 835·7775, ext ZM. Very reu. Refentnces tiled. No Wlllllng. Bob TllorillcJ ~"' 611·2584 m4ll38 ...................... . --....._19~ Credentialed math, .--1-r-Roaf ~. au types Pnmcll. Span.I.ah, read· ....... •••••••••••••••• Guaranteed. BtlJC ma. 1petung ED1ll11l. ,.. pUda .. tatures CooatnarUoa 541..Q512 t'T.MI013 RtlllST. nJ-14lt s..t.g/Moc•lww --,-, -..,-CJeo--1-,-!J- F' Of I ............................................. . •-•••••••••••••••••••• ~ De11gnen wlll RESIDENTIAL" St.ores. ~est Comm'l/Reaid. ~ your clotbea ID Car waxan~ Quality Honea l Re U ab I e . good wte WHY BUY work 642-5449 &r 64.5-7972 BA/MC. 751-90CM NEW Duy or evening ~72T7. 145-9746 Independent dram clean· 101·plumbmg SS.SO up. Results 1 uar T dy1 ---SI PF It !J Ser#ice ....................... STOP!! Paintlnf, Rea/Comml 5eJ.443& _____ _ Ouut.mas Shopping get you down" I Wlll do 1t for you S57 8831 Take time to relax and shop at home It 's simple with Daily Piiot <.1a.sslfied Ads. And If you have someth.i.o1 Lo 1ell, c111l a friendly Clasa1f1ed Ad Visor at 6'2-S679 Servtn1 CoaataJ comm II yn Hi&heal quality SELL Idle items wttb a work. Ranbl Lac 'd Da&JyPllotCla.udiedAd. Dave 9-M2S 60-5611 P\nd what you want 111 Daily Pllol Clusafaeds • Y...._a..tala 425 Offlc:ea.tal 4400 Offlceltelltal 4400 MDMytoa... 502S l.Ollt&'-d 5300 Par d 5350 Pal0Mls.r-ric:es5360 twpW..e.d 7100 HllpW..ted 7100 ...................... ....................... ...•..•....•.....•.•.•. ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... . ............................................ . TAHITI Modern 1 or 2 br cottage an bead! oa TabrtJ w1tb Hr, row boat, wuh mac hi ne , complete latcben, etc For more do call 979-28119 eves " Y'Vkrnda. ...... se.. 430 ....................... Mcrvtq? A void depoelta It cot llv1og expensea ! Profeu1onally s ince I9Tl. HOUSEMATES 832-4184 Rmmate needed, q uiat, neat, lge 2 BR 2 Ba, CdM DI> + uW. Evs 673-9102 Cute Antique bse, abr w/Fem. Pvt yrd, peL'> OK, szoo+utl. Aft s. 64241156. LUXURIOUS mcunn sums Offices oow avail. in elepnUy appoU>led fa. ecwve Suites centrally located near freeways, courts " the Orange County Airport Fac11it1es include a fnendJy, efficient recep. llonst/t ele phon e operator who greets your client.a and answers your BAYFRONT OFFICE soo sq . rt.. all am menities, 714/673-1003 OFFICE SPACE Orange County airport area space available from Z7S sq ft lo 1100 sq ft. Pnce ranges from $1.00·Sl 10 pr sq rt Deluxe offices. Cati 55&2660 calls, a complete Calif. & !p SELECT Federal law library, beautifu lly decorated PROPERTIES conference rooms, photo --------- copy machines, & the finest an secretarial.............. 4450 services For further info •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• & a perso nal tour Forstore&officespaceat throiqth the fac1lilles, reasonable rates. please contact Vortac 500 to 2700 SQ Ft. Assoc . <714 )955·2288. MESA VERDE bR (714 .19M-3000 PLAZA ~LOAMS and 2nd Trust~ Loans oo residential property Cwt.omized to meet your~' R.E DEPT SANTIAGO IAMK 714 /832·5200 {NEED {MONEY • CRBHTMO FOUND ADS ARE FREE r.an: 64~5678 lAlt or Found a pet? Call An imal Ass istance League. 537·2273, DO f~ Found or k*t a pet? Call Special Pals Hotline. 714 /972-L235. 2131258-7398 Found: Fem. German Shepherd, apx 24 " bi, bl.k face. We1tm1nster 847~ PRE LAW student needs 125.000 W1U do anylllanl{ Legal Confadent a•I DVM P 0 Box J242 NB 92663 *FOXY LADY • OUTCA.1...L ONLY •972-1138• TOMMY1S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS &f.2..1571 at bra Gnotc-._, ESCORTS 3t Hrs 641--01.80 MC/VISA __ l.S25Mella Verde E, C M. MALE ahr W tM Dix Furn NEWPORT IEACH 545-4123 NWpt. Condo Nr bcb OF'FJCE OR RENTAL -------- PROA EM llldli lrdTD .._ t7M5JI Arr8.Dled by Coad .... Lo.a Found Claim or adopt Grey /tan I ee Cocltapoo F 1nlb Setter. F Pat Bull Mix , black F . Malamu&.e M. Blk Poodle M1x.. M . Newport Bch Anuml Shelter 644-3656 DlAllOND WA NTED Pnv party wtU buy I to 3 cant. cub.. N B 548-4975 •/pool. apa $295 SPACE, W. Cst. Hwy, ~:m. Mannen Mlle. ~q ft Divorced nuddle-age man will share luxury 4BR 'urn Laguna Niguel home watb female, re .an.able 831·3281 Ocanfroot N B. yearly, ~tao. frpl, washer & dr)er. 1 M/F, utU aocl., $.D)/mo. Oave548..Sl63 Roommate wanted M /F , llOIHmoker. mid 20'1 to ahare 3 Bdrm condo. Own room & bath 1165+ ~ util 631·2395 71~2628 1 MO FREE RENT EXEC. SUfTES NEWPORT CENTER FUlhervace. From $225. Newport Regency Corp. (714 )&M 7189 CXfice space an Newport or Coat.a Mesa 645-2111 CANNERYVJLLAG E 500sq ft offc or shop. space avaJI 11-15·79 $450. Christ.ms flroflh ea.."' ~ SOCMli Retail or omce space ava.tlable ror 1mmed1au occupancy ID b.tgh traffic center at Magnolia & Warner 10 Fountain Valley l~ Sq. £t at SS< sq. ft. Froats on Warner Call 1714 )96-4·2566 or !nl-2971 Agent ___ _ UNTORIUY 4700sq ft. office building, near Lido lsle, purchase price S7SO,OOO w /Sl00,000 dwn. 430 32nd St . Newport Beach. Ca II for details Sierra Realty FAST CASH 2nd T0s SWU1g5 1173 · 3833 MoMyWCllhd 5030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEED S.15.000 LOST. Brown M Cat. saw belly. asthma. nds medicauoo "Fat Boy" is> REWARD Lost Nov t a.2254. 2nd T D Money Ample collateral. BURR fOOnd ll·ll by Bushard WHITE, Agt. 675--4630 aod Adams, H B male " 673-5122 Inab setter. around 1 yr ,._ves old. Very well tempered MortCP.JH. Trwt Call~ Deidi so35 LOST M Boxer. brown, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·10e··. REWARD Wtltr MhJ. Co. 831-6127 497.305S •SIMQ.LI LADIES* Your chotceof 100'1 ol select men for modem Photo Datu I ncx ~IVe 3t hr 971 797.!_ _ "COMP A TillUTY" "Open Westyle" people amcere wa.nn rTlallOoS Coupiea call 750-0674 SUllt1ea call 750..()677 Re<-orded Mag any hr An&mOH!! ATTINTIOHll C.M. Super condo 2 br, 2 ba, pool, frplc. $225 MS-795.1; 1173·21Bl Call 673-6522. 9-5 -633-7920 All types of real estate anveatments 1tnce 1949. 5pKNhlttcJ ... z.dTOt 642-2171 545-0611 Grey, strpd kitten. ap· prox. 6-10 wu old, vac: I. Nadej. am ex penenced l.n ESP SIJlce my chlJdhood l ran help you to rope with all your wornes All roads lead to my atud1o Call me now. oo matter what time. for appt '9'7-5271 ClaJrvoyant Counseling Resp. F w /1 child nds same to find & ahr Ap t/ble in C.M. area. Call Marie aft. I : 646--0848. Cle:aD quiet noo-1moker share new hie H.B., xtra 11 bdrm. S:UO mo. utll in· d .55-IMO& 05 ....................... 9llCl car p.r. For 1t.ora1e mly. tM>Mo. Avail Dec i.-.2723 &acl double aara1e s bib from beach, BB. S70. ~ ' NO RENT UNTIL 1980 Luxury otnce Swtes on Newport Bay UDOMARIMA VILLAGE C4S..wi- 67M'6Z Execut.tve offices avail lJJ fUll aerv ofc bldg. Nr. o.c. Airport. Recept • phone ans., secy serv. coof. rm, ek. Pia call ~. Newport nr Post Ofc 502 sq' store/ofc 2630C Avon . 646 ·2947 or 21J/6i7. 7001 M.wport llYd. CM Prime comm 'I 1300 or 4950 sq ft 494·5049, ~SilU ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... Ona. Co. Alrporl New 5,lf8o aq. ft. lndl bid&-w/288 sq. rt. office Fronts OD xlnt. street. Ofccan be expanded w..-, M. Taytcw Co. Realton 6'4-4910 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• z.dTD On Mesa Verde Home $1500, Will DlaeounL A&eol. 541--0IOO HOMEOWNER LOANS ARRANGED $10,000 '° 9250,000 •AMORTIZED •lNTERlSI' ONLY •SHORT TERM Call Bob Wllliama-Agent 731· m1or960-1957 Widow bu ·~. int only money for 1brt trm TD. 's No cred1t check, no pnlty. '20,000 • up. For a ction call Agt. &n.7311 anytime. Lncn Mdl Sci. CdM 64().5022 aft.. 5PM Found Ba aenJi Bromcburst & EdJ.qer. ~3978 Loat : M . blk Lab Retrtever: "Santo··. Call 8C'1·218S. 848-SZ!O. Lost male trl-colored Collie am to Buck Wear· &n& hlm Sprinp lie: " rolled ltbr collar. Fam grievlna. Reward. Pis call 631-2'27. Vic 18th It 'I\altinCM O.C. All.PORT ESCORT savtCE SpecaalllinC lo bus1 nesamen. residents welcome. 719-5241 MASSA RCiUll MODas ISCOITS OUTCA&..L OML Y SCRAM-LETS °1;imc,..,. ANSWERS ~Gia&. TuDtnc -Neway -llACHIMCt OUT Plano -Elim -640-Jl&t, 760.900 3)yr' )I Beeb rmmte in • •-••/ MONEY atRrOutcalJOnly N.B.area,CaUGreu: ,.... r..111•1/ Rmnember the aood old NOWHIRlNO 21J.51CMl981 &.mt Ir 1'oi9d d a y 1 , • be n c a r a d. pr. c I • t e d • D d u ...... ·o· I I Proleaaional Gentleman ·-.. •••••••••• .. •••••• MONEY didD'l! ........,.,. .,. " • penona «>'ueeb~boute,or • •-••• 5100 ---------i touch:oometotbeOlym-accommodatlons to aood _................... rouND: abl I mo. old blk pua lfffl •·~~t SJ>•· 2N98 30 Newport-area '4>calioo. ---------. Alaban female doa. Pac c .... Hwy, l/'75M213 PfNNY Harbor 4t Wilson . Bea~\.l!alrll10&m"'8m m.zD toMl'W JOU. 145-7501. Rap 0011Ple from llJd· PllCHO west 1*da fum.llbtd apt or bome for Jan A J'ab A0$ ~dauOter-~ r t 11/trfnt/ OllY R PIP•:n ICE CREAJl•J'Ut l'Ood Xlnt Newport loei&a, Mun 1ell nowt •.ooo. Owner: Ul·HU . ..... ] .. lllO ....................... WANTED: Female to aban expeaaes ol 2 .... 1taJ iD Tahlll.. Off 22 to Jan 5th. Call Barry m.1011 .. BRASS KEY CA.Ta.INOTO YOUa IOCIAL ArrAllll a.QU18ln l:IOOllTI ...... 12'. Need to talk to a lawyer" Alliw•rl"q Ser•lc• BABYSITTER mature, For free uut.aaJ appo&nt .... S.,.nhor. pa rt t 1 m e . eve 1 . meut call 556-1294 Ev~· for 3 11 stul\ Top waic~ 3-ll JOP~ Must dn ve Lili appomtmenta <1vaila Exper1e nt e only 2211 96J.SIS9I ble Forht A'ttt! L.i.iun.i --------Bt-acti BAHYSITIER nef'(lt.-d SodCl1 CW. 5400 ---------1 n l d M 5 Jo a m l 11 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 10 lUt:tm (•>r ki n MEETTilE PERSON Of your dW>tce rrom oJ)t'n rmoded couples lo poi.en llal mamal{e partner., fa.\l & safe lb.rough So C.Wf's largest " most un 1que DaL Serv lOOO's of profs from dortoni t.o ex ea Women JOUl frff Pllll Oat Serv (714 .1636· 7572 T,,...f 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sailor seeks passa~e to frm AU5traha · &uba dive Gr Barner Rttf Dpt S CA 60-100' sail. will crew M. A Clark. B> Nwpt Ctr Dr Ste304. N 8 92630 ·~;:-.:.! . .••.•.•............•.. SOook& ewt1wctm 7005 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt Gia tar or b8S3 lessons Cor beginners, UDIQUe ~548-(1832 Hllp W..e.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• APROPOS Fashion Island Slq> A Fin~ 1-.uro p ea n Dei.111nt r Boutique 1'1 1>et'k1nie "~"lllant manager " addataon<tl SUlf Sal•ry ~n CG1Carol644-2'52 ASSEMBLER TRAINl'.:fo.: Im med opentnit w 111 lraUI Npt Bell SO-_illU.8 AS9embler P'UCl5'0H ASS&WR Pos1uon available 1n ~cbao1c:al assembl> shop Must hll\it' l!ood mechanH al aptitude & rrenual dcxlt'nly Mu11t befllJJlllJarwttb""' work. troubie:ihoot!nl!, dn I Lan 11. reaming " pressroic M1111mum 3 vf'ar. f'll. penmre Elt~l~t rom pan)' benef1b Contact Pal Mills 557 \+OSI F.qua.J Oppor Employer dt·r1ieilrtt."n d:iu..;hllr 615-M n HABYSITTl':R NEEDED J school rtuldl"('n, 1n my home Mon thru Thur. from 11 JO am Ull S 30 pm Smith Sehl Dist 111.ml.. lie h. 960 2560 a f\ :> :ll Baby·!ut ter n~f'd for :c bo)'!', 2 4yr;, Ref's n"<(rt 11 , '96-8648 BABYSITT~R 2 1>rhl .ige CtuJdrt.'O \ft M'hl Brian & Yale arc.i 84&-22'28 art 5 P '¥1 8aolwl.& TB.Ult MEWACCOUMTS Part lime permanent typing required Will l'Of\S1der lme Cotll '"' ilPPl Joan M ar~t.'ll• 493-5651 Mutual Savan~s & Loan 570 Camino Of ~trd.la. San Clementt.' Equai()ppor t:mploye~ &Nonf! ~ftlCHTden. SoWi Coaat &I nJt, an in dependent bank 84!! Acct& Bkkpng Suollower St, CM Con TEMPORARY _________ , l•ct Shirley Sawyer Register today to work ATI'Bf'TIOM 541)..s.'m EU E on vanous accounting & 18 Or Ov.,- bookkeep an g assign Mo &per. H.cn1. Banltme ~nt.s Work close to yow-home Acct g c lenu. bookkeepers. accouo tanu are needed t.hruout <>raaae County Call us for man mformauoo Robert Half's occaat1 '' 2333 No Broadway tl3JO. Co&dwdl Banker Weig., Sant. Ana C71411lMIOl ADMlNl.STRATIVE AS SISTANT · I'm lookmg fM a brtlbt. neat. an dultrlous person, capa hie ol exerdaang good Judamenl tn our busy, cbvemfiiad office Good tYPnl" bookkeeptoa ex per eaaeoual. SH daira hie PR a muat Salary ClOlllllWDIUl'lte w /ex per Call 173-&tta Mon-Fri UM. ADllIN1STRA TIVE ASSIS'l'ANT Newport Beacb Im.tor Decotat.or Wul Ule beat job In town" Muat have aecty *1.lla and abWty to ban· II you an-nt'W lo Costa Mesa. temporanly das l'Ol'.lWluln IC your f'd uc a lloD. recenUy dasc:haraed rrom lhr service. or for any reatOO ~i tem porary or l'•"*r work. cormder Uus UD.IQl.le op- porumdy. ,.c..-.. $216 ...... WM 1be ..,,men and men we are look.ang for may be tared rJ typmit. foldanit pepen. warehouse JObs and won.ma for a hm1ted Income Worlt with YOWl.i people. Rapid ad vancement poa11ble H you are 18 or over and would be available to RAJ. Ii, ART TIME TB.LBS Western Federal Savmgs 11 currently seek10 1ie responsible Lnd1v1duals t.o wart Ul our Newport Beach omce S&L or baokl.ng experience Is preferred. We offer a good 1ta~ ulary, p&easaot ng rond1 - uons, 6 exceUeot rom peny beoerat5. QualJhed applacanll, please call Phyllis lmontt. (714 l 644 7255 WESTEllM ~SGYltMJI M Corporat.41 Plaza Coast H.ighway Newport Beach, Qi 92660 E.OE M lF atart wortc lmmed 1ately. Bank call. bt vm 9 J0.3. 30 Mt rt Hart 645-6514 Al!fOTRANS RU man, exper preferred Must tmve tools S48·Z2811 ~~ ............ in orp.nl.uUCJn la DOW 81'.:· ceptina applicaUoos for empk>yment in moat de· putment.a. Contact Mr. Norri.a or Mr. Martl.n, <714 )18).DJO. dledlenta.Top$SS I•-------------· Irvine Penon.oel A1enc:y • E. 17th, Costa Mesa Sta.~ 642·14'10 Amway-Become a di•· trllM.or and lhare In a ramtaatic Mura! 531-aeo.l M•W HOSllTAL IBVINE Sner1etlc paraoa to ........ c*D •...Ut. fUll U..-. lloo&t ..... *2 •WflniLI ..... PBX o.,9ri\on for a talepbona anawertoa aervtcl upertenced or wU1 tratn. J\IU Ume or .-t l1mt ah1fta avalla· bl.a. Dayt, afternoon· ftmlAo tw '1'•v• )'ard. lflatt liie able to work tOoW "*eodt· TYPLn1 a wpm. ,.qulrtld.. Ua111 co. benefits evaUablt, PliUe cill Mon·rrt. ,....lalmdaru o.talleu .... == Mir &.O.&. CLERKS FULL TIME MO DPllllMCI MICISSAIY Hurry I Immediate open.lnp WILL team various phua of store operations. Lots of customer contact. Apply In person 1·8pm Weekdays or 12·4pm Saturday & Sunday ~.!IL.~ C.-MM.Cllf. Equal Opportunity mploy rl/l/F • I , I I ~w...-. 1111 ~w..., .1100 ~;;i ................... ...-i................... 7 IOI --~ Of911CI ~.:;11l .. 1t1 ... A.1,&10Mial ~~:~ ..... ?!!! ~~!!~ .......... .,.. ... -~ 7100 amo. -... c.1• tr• ... .:-;r..,... ,... ...... MHOO llACHJHlS1' TRAtNltl. MUISE Oll't.•IN e.& oM ~rad~lt. HlrftaN APP\>' tn ...-.... *IP "' Jlldlolc. • aJ UI* a.eds lllllllf 6 belllWI. p_ e ~a o o , Cr Own .. tm mftr ntm tft (n. pref, 8rl1tol Park • '.1if ltul aot •Heall 1 l. Hl;n1Ware, 11'1 S. O>aal Call RUe1 ror appt. Medlul Oro.ap. TU ~~ UGD ~~' -/IDO. 40 .. ,. .... ,. ttwy,CDJI. ..... Dlbr .. C.11. ~ cerac t• •• .... r. "-lftwl NIWD to 1... · oa • • AA No.: ID. Dt.111 Ptklt. JblNt....,..OOprbr. •~CNMIST• MUHISAIDIS ,,.._, ~ PO loa IHI, Cella U oo t'&r, wW plekup Im ~ abop, ab:lt ~Ol!ler...-.nctolf. ptf.Quv..,.... lllM.CA_, .,._ woriln1 coedlUona. o.r. al tlO aft I 1 wW tralll • ..,. • _______ 94 W.OOllU .. C.ll.ta-4U2 mot. rue d.atal 6 f:i:-..--·a-'a GEND.AI. OJ'l'IC& • hill medleal m.. aft 11roba· --_. n·--,.._. eaU HOUDCLEANERS up llaidJ. aPPl1 'l'M I.u at danary emplo)'cn't. AW-hupcowtmea& ~ to•P"bt.car.MUm t.arun•. 211 N Coaat ~~&upenor.NB. ~-~.a~~-~~~ Hwy• Lq\ma Blada Pit. flt help for Mwtld o.n1 HO~SECLEANERS ,,. Balboa Ba)' Club la ...... !iO br + Bonua. wm MAm WAMTID O"'Cl•llL store. ~ -lnal~ OoD ~ Mcul, 2100 Mlle. duU•. Mutt be Jl»Bartlol'BtCIL • oowbld.Ds. tr.AD. hll6 Ptr. Advan "-1 ... ewtl cement Oppt1. llu.t on ... 10vdtfter ~mb. Perform tuctlou of HaV9tranaport.atlm Newport Blvd. Coat• ::t:1~:S.~:1tio~ble P/thM (I) UIOCS fOf" -.. Pereoanal, 111mM. Haw valld CA llceaM. bllCcl b'altdelll a.Ill iD· 141-TOIO Oood drhloa record cludl•I re1l1&ratlon. ~-....... 5 IWNTENANCE-waot to p ART TIME =:;:· :ual be,.::: "°"' in beaut11u1 1ur-EVm..ai~s lDeCIPID-.:l:,_ . ... IO. Appl7 at cMdl oat. poat1:n1 oo ,.._.---.. pt an 1 s a v er , l U 0 NCR 4a. W11111eC1 Own tranaport.t. roqndtnp! You cu lf m ~ JU'l'reckpendable. bard AdWLI rib outat.andin1. P!f· Miid J people *bo worklna Ir avail oo cva.ctiva penooalit.ies ba¥e 10.15 n..fble Ian ---FuU time. liabl who eQ)oy WOltiaai wtlb per wk. cao earn u malot poeitlon. Pleau lddl Over 21 Start at uiucb u •ts br. For appl7 at Dana Point SJ.50 per hour Phone complete info _call · llibrtna Co 24701 Dana 842-4321. Ext 2~0 9157_..after4pm. ... , • ..,., Placllllllia.Cll. u•t , -~· lion. Full or p /llme. Olf9.ATOI 'a· 1 Mu1t be boodable. ......... , -·-, -a c at SJSl)/br • .__., ,,.._ .... ..._.._ •0# 1 -vv u.cfed for NB Ex--'C'nct prererred. well -..bllabld • IJ'OW· .... .,..,. • Hr 1111 ......... ............ tq Oran ODWtty cor area flower 1bop. MUil i.,..,. 50 wpm. •· c~on. Eaulltnl ~ 1:30to5. Mon.· Fn . 6 WOftlnl coo OR.JVERS _ FuU or part-.._'IS.. A;,ttHICa•otmllmllll HOUSEKEEPER. A11t .• ood company benefits. b1 · hoaual. appl1·10 penm>. t.o Nellie Surf 4i Smid Hold. LW S. Cout Hwy,LqunaBe~ Dr Dana Pomt ~EN l $PM ............ We....._ l•--------i dlUons Mlnlmum 11• uma lOllm to 2Pm Or 3 lhc$t be h • available a "'CAL mo12lha hypunt'b H · '° 7 pm llu.t be over 21. eetsendl .. .,.. at• ,..a f. pertence required on Mature lhlDkiDa XlDL CllirflTypht 6m ID .... ol a flaib.. IBM 37~/3742. Pay wUl drivtlll record.111·•1 Temporary poaltlon s--....,• de.teal be "°!unemurAate1 watlb Mutt be accurate typ1St .....tt+e-11 ..... __.00 espe .. enct pp Y n ..-..130w5.Moa -Fri Be *\Ml*' full t'Urp. ----penon, Moo thru P'rl DllV.S Please call for appt. Aalwi" 10Ulll com· ,._. It wta people, ~ Men or women z yn or 11on. . Fri. 1:30 to :i peD7 Meda brtPt la· llllllli.ve~a 6 JOu.Y IOGIA IMC older K.Dow the cout ~TB Houaek.eeper for <Ider eouple. Llve-1.D Mature woma.o to dn ve " cook Attractive area References requJred 166-ZJ.2>, 673-21181 lla1ntenanre Mecb•n1r for f&dOr)', 7am -3 30pm at 15 per hr to st.art Complete medlcal " tnS bmdiu piud for by co Pa.id vacaUoo plan J u1y " Dec + mmt booua plan AUIDmatiC salary 1nrreaae pro&r•m EOE ~1211 dlYidHl eaperiHced ~Half al o:::!e 110U Olllette dtMs. Net SllD a week or -.-.---AL--OFA--C-1- tlra trial balaDot. stai. Co.a 0 l 1 p 0 ,. 0 8 n e I lrvtne. 546-0331 more. 0 r aoae Co u t RAIMll ~al~ee,,~!1i Service, nu N EQual()pporEmployer ~:~a<;,-11~· ~=t~; Growing Irvine Com· lnd\lltrtea, Ill E Broadway. Sulte 200· Valley. <No of Slater pa.ny baa 1everal full Alton. Santa Ana, Santa Ana . <7 U>DeliHe1p,fulJllme,over betwn Newbope Ir timepc»itionaavallable :.56=:11=::.,:-:·===::---l~~a-003~~~· ~~~~~j 18. Pll'r pref'd Rela. aacUd> forre6ableiDdlv1dualato 6"-561i l~~~~~~~~~I perform various clerical l00f0(98 1--------•1 .. 1 · dutit3. ResponslbiUUea HOUSEKEEPER CHlLDCARE for 2 achl prls. pvt rm 6 bath 493-5756 aft. SPM tl.>USEKEEPER, bve ID. mature. non i.moker. ~ speakm& preferred. SJ&.3400 Management tramee. en try level Opportwut1et1 fOf' aell · mot1 vat.ed. non smoker . person w 1tcnowledge of boatJDg hardware MK W Co 897 R&ndolpb. CM Part time, immediate Clerical Deb very P !rime A ... EARN DOO Weekly, part will include direct phone ope o l n I . Full ex GENERAL OFFICE L A Times $100 per time, ta.klni short pbooe contact. w1lb CW1tomers. perience. Costa Mesa Co week ln l..aiW'a Beicb. O'lt!SSAIS at home Dial typing. & vaned general 66ZM7. s~~ES 4IM-8496 714/631.al. ext 200 olfice duues. Call Lmda HoulekeePt!r nt>eded. Suo Mon only Xlnt working rood and nex1ble hou"" North Lcigunil Jrea Call 644 1000 dys. 497 39113 wknd:a •eve.a Masseu.se. atlrac girl~ neede d for Out r .tl l i.erv1re 1n 0 C SSOO week m 1138 Bus driven needed at AOCTGQ.ERKS DELIVERY LA Tames flectroolca 97S-Zl31 Caphtrano Unlfled PBX-PUUE Car Routes. CM /HB, Small ~g manuf of cattL Copying Product.a School Dl1trlct. Im· TopPay NoFee =~.~~4:f 0~ med "ectron1c 1nstru· Generaloffic:eforacbool. madl* t.raloiD8 la betn& Paid Weetl,y mmta bu cballeog1og typmg exJ>eQeOce 3...., to ---------! offered to a limlted 96"4912 careeroppty 4braMeo·Ftl.~~l7l nwnber of appllcaata. ~ i l~m DELIVERY . Morning •SnallCo Q)vironment Qmtact llra Stratton at • -•Werk closely w tseruor 498-lm, exi: Z72 for ID· =C! ~:~ I~~~ engmeen formabon. _. - -_.,. Need mature person •Xlotopptytoexpand E your knowledge & salary Cafeteria Helper. abort IBVINE 752~ W/ectJOO auto amings •Micro-processor bra . 3 or 3 'Al b r -.... m_E ______ M_/•FI approx. $400 S450M o applications awumwn. $3 66 per br.1• Call before t2pm Poss1 •Beach locet1on Costa llesa, Newport b4e operungs Ul each or ncHHICIAM Beach, Q>r'ODa del Mar tbe follow mg areas areu. No experience Clert7·11 Hunt. Bch . Garden Exper 0 2yrs School nece11ary. Apply at 2 openings. UPM-7AM . Grove. 4' Wei.tmuuster MiliUl.rY or other Hous«leanen p rr. t' 1". own trans Top m 873-0868 646-487 l IMSTAUSI, openu11t5 for md1v1duals wtlb bas1t mechitntral background w tralD ror an:.taliJllon & i.t-n 1u ot h1t nk1n~ equi p t'J ll 714 75133llO8-4, Mon t 'rt MAST& SAL.ESPBSOM CASH lN ON YOU K EXPERIENCI'.: with our perm.tnent h.tgh 10com~ telephon~ OIJPO'\WUtY S40-293C Mature S~les pt'r.,on wanted pan lime Ul "Jfl shop C.a II 673-21634 MB>ICAL;Fro.it Ofc.. v.1lh traMcnbmg :.ltill Hu!.) se-.... port 84.•Jf'h ult ~717~~,\!d w 1 1'\1 N-..nnrt Mesa Unified Smthn.11bun., S:30PM s:J7.QIO Cal64S-0145 s~b0o1 Dl1t . Food to llPM Tues, Wed & ---- Ser vice Office. 1857 Frl. 675 Paularino, DELIVERY-TOPPAY ELECTRONIC AS 546-4741 J848Campus Dnve CAcroufrom John Wayne Aarpon 1 Equal Oppor Employer --------t \111:DIC:AL 7Sl~ NO SELLING. Must be SEMBLERS-all phases. Placentia St O.M · ----------18 or over. own trana. salary commensurate _?111)..32'13. _______ • Cllril/nliahr Tldreh 4 : 30 9p m. Mon Fri with ex per. Eng Its h --------- IMSTRUCTORS Ste ow ad In today's dcUfled ....,. EL.£C. Caovassera, we need 3 om for ticket agency m-0811 call btwn. 1 9 speaking preferred G84ERALOFRCE people exper'd ID public Moo-Fri. full time. Appl. p.m. Aktre Electroo1ca 3188·L SBOOTOSTART ' won ID t to 557·9212, Mr. West. Atrway,Ave .. C.M. ORE WITH cOOtact pas New-Stalkioera loc. Del Men over 1B for L A. M $ s e t a P P ' l s ~~,-~,.~~~~~:_ 1\mea w homes in N.B. ---------1 EXPERIENCE TROMIC S. Coast C0111nwnity Colleqe Distrid. w/bomeownera for • *Cl.llJCTTPIST• C.M. Perm. p/t $400/4.25 B.ICTltOMICS 5Girl0ffice bome-lmprovemen} co. ,......,1 n.... .. -County mo. se,..1740orM6-5844. --ucTOR Vaned Actlv1t1es Work hn 2-lpm, earn ..,._.., '"••• We Will Tram $6.50 per br + com-llfsr comp&QY seeking DEMONSTRATORS Fn a Orange Cout College Company Paid Benerits Janitorial /Messenger rmsaion. cau Mr. Freddy lodlvldual1 for cleric " s.t 10am until .6pm. Speo.aUy funded CETA ~tabllabed per1MlD oeeded for offire U.ZMS. typist pc»ll10111. Must Wodl near your home. pro1ram. Fwll time Who&esaleO:>mpa.ny buUd1nl mamt.enanc:e & t Y P e 4 5 w p 'flD · Foodt • appllanct1. t.broulh t/30/80. Apply Call between 8-2 ernmdll. P ff 20 2S hrs pr cartnapenoaorcoupleto Relpm'lbillUm Include 1S911«2J3.a.o-7000 by Spm, Nov.20, 1979. -.a:mtaNewport wk. bn Oexlb&e. Salary bve w/ba)'froat family. ~ fillD&, aeneral · Coa1t Community;;;;;;;~~~~~; + benefits Apply In Med. bouaework resp. clencal duties, 2 yrs ex-DIMf'ALASSISTAMT Collea• D1alncl, 1370 person to Amen t an Cooklnl • care of ps. ID aeoeral olc pre· Wanted tn happy pro-Adami Ave .• Costa -GENERAL Home Mort1a1e 230 teeea1• boy. Salary ferred. Apply ID penoo. sr-zve modem busy 0(. II ea a , CA 9 2 I 2 6. Newport Center Dr. ate M4 Uab&e. Boodlnl • fice. U you are people C714 )6..16.»47 f ~ 200, NB ma. req. Ma-971 dy. t twice•~ oriented. and want to en-~~~~~~~~~ m.4130eves. 1640MoorovtaCM joyyourwon.you'relbe ~ ~ . ,.,.,.. JEWBJlYWAXB CARPBfTERS ..... d. Ea:9lor-.t Im.med. employment Expr'd framer• only. c.ommercial " reslden· tial O.C. area. Coot.al't DanorGary. 714/494-4284 714/494-4214 Ca8hltt p/t. El Toro It Laguna Area. lmmed. employment avail. 644-446(). Cashier/Hardware Sales . Apply to person. Rion Hardware, 1024 Irvine Ave, Westcllff Plaza, N.B. Caablers. 2 stufts. 7-1 • l-7 Newport Bcb. Start $4.00 pr hr Will train. Over 21. Mr. Camp 645-0032 • CAS .. a Exp. pref. Veritable hrs Sat.•~. a must. Kerm Rima Hardware, 2666 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ~HIER FOTOMAT 642-3427 me we're looking for Ex1rover1.ed type people. TIS' THI -·ir-.a . f.xper only Slud} E 0 E. Salary open. RDA pre-Own ~ worlt Top wages Frtnge ferred. 962·2402 or IUIP"•t.ap trans TOClOllLIUP benr Xlnt. working roo College sl.udent to train for sliong • portion coo trol. P1exible schedule approx. s to 6 hrs. dally Sun tbru Thurs. Xlnt atarling pay. Lori ·~ Kitchen, 979·0747 art tOAM ror appt. IM6-3ll&. S6'7-2S38. Irvme A GOOD PAYlMG ds 714 gi~l.24 DINT AL ASSIST. CHAIRSIDE Needed unmed. for CM. prac tice. 631· 1420. ESCROW MGR. JOI.. -JOIN NOW, c.o LATER Top salary +ownership You have t.he rhance lu available. to quality Work as murh as vou get t.he trUtnUlll you nl't'd sen' i 0 r 0 r f 1 c e r want . ne\'er a ree We plus t.he expenence tor a Prestigious Newport need career wh.tle ~en.mi: m DENT AL ASSIST. Beach localJOD Reply ID AIM ...... ' Typl1t the Army Tramm.: or oonftdeoce 714/97~1177 Clefig s.cr.tarMs vour rho1re '' 1:unran fUll time cha1rs1de X _ _ - - -t.t.«I her ore you romt• un CONTRACTS ray lie. reqd. R. o A me. DIRECTOR W• elMI rt Worbn urt1ve duty Two. th rt'\' ADMIMISTRATIOM pref Bene. offered M S.W. or eq1.11valent ad and four year .. nl"t a_,_.,,.___ in Salary open wkdays l t pr ..,,. ...... vaa.lablef'-altlo .... ...,. • ..,__...ger, m 642·6880, eves&wkodi. m1n1s ra ave ex . .. ......... ~ .. 3 )'l"!I exper. in contract 673-34Q3 Responsible for plan· d il } • Yo u r ,\ r m ' admin Ability to create naog. finances. P tR. Rern.11ter cootract.uraJ languaee. Dent.al office expanding enmt wnUng & staff of 7. t:aita Mesa 540 1026 from marketing view " loolwl& for experienced Submit resume to Blg Hlmt Bch 962 8821 coonlinat.e material to gira. to work front & Slaters, 1100 Garden Sant.a Ana M2 24:15 interface wltb otber back office. Specialty Grove Blvd. '7. Garden N.B. = LqW\a H.tllll 768 5251 anmO(!DIJDftl,CoUege Group Practice 1n Grove.CA92&W ~~~ MIF Keypunrh degree or equivalent or Newport Beach movUlfC EX p E R l EN C .. D ·--------l'ALL DATA related exper accepla-to lar"er ocean view "' El i b k • R E S T A U R A N T OVER.WAD ble. ectron cs ac . localioll. Non Smoker MANAGER-Please call FORTEMPORAR't gromdTO~:.kEE 6'4--05l5 -497-4441 Ask for Rtck. Gen1 Office Clerk. lite KEYPUNCH CRT JOBS (714)831-7792 D!HTAL PartnenBtat.ro typing. 10.lley. Mon-Fn. 8519091 ........ Sc::IMlffet 2 expanded function LasuuBeach Prr Non~moker. $4 per1--------.-.i P«"WnHIS..•ice hyg1eniata needed for ---------hr CallCarol 2ll052CammoCapistrano pertodoo1.al office l on FACTORY 751~191 ~Laguna Niguel Tuesday l o n WA.REHOUSE G RL FRIDAY p rt No,FEESEVER 1bunday/Frtday HB I · a 8GGl3l. ASSEMBLERS ume $4..per hr Asatst.ant No Expenellce Needed m 1 girl otr1c:e. Vaned TopPQ PaidWeeltly dutaea . Casual al KEYPUNCll DATABCnY OPBATOR IBM 374 l Operator for 1 well established It grow &DI Orao&e County cor poratlon Exc ellent benefiu & working con I'' r o n I () f C I t· e a.( I r I w1Ul5ur&nt'e ex per 4 ,.., dy wk or P 1" ~2022 MEDIC \L f'RUNT & HACK UFC t;xp . Mature. n e a t J P pearanc.::. good lyp1n1t 20 Hn1wk Plush Npt Bdl olc . good pay Wnlt· resume to P 0 Box U37, lrvi.ne.CA92716 Medical Asaaistanl 811 iniual for geoeraJ prac ticeoftice. No expeneace neor •ry ~ Medlral Assl.St.&ol want f'd. exp front & back Hrs 6 i.alary open, non ~rooller 646-5~ MEDIC\L Off'ICt L'f"Olc.«) Front ()(hce .-x pt·r·d. mature per<>on t ran:.rnpllon & book 1'el1>tn& _N __!_ 631-0622 MERVYN"S Part t1m(' opentnl(~ dar· &t-\erung!. are .. v .. 1lablt• an sale--&t '>lO<'k ""'ork dun nR tht' Chr1slm.i., ~K."°° "lo ex per ts req & lht>n.• .tre man)' flt"(t bit' wnrk 'i<'heduJ('s .. , ail ~np b\ our l'redtl OHir" & fill oul an Jppll,·allon d l '114 l I .\ d J m., ,\' t· Hunl fk h Mervyn ·, 15 proud tn bf> an Equal Opportun1l) Empk>yer ----- •MODas • ForESCORT& CATalMG SBVICE •661..0729• Models wanted Jor rastuoo ~ Must be 21 yf"'> or older Ca II bl wn Jpm • 7pm Tue ... thru Fri m.a:a> Ask r or Chuck Moc»ls. FA rorts SSOOW..t& Attractlvt' Females OnJy 641-01~ Hat 1mrnect1a~ positlona ID the H.B., Npt. Bcb. C.11. Two ahlfta avail. 10am ·2:Jl)pm. 2:30-7Pm Mon-l"rl. Xlnt. bene .• worldn1 cond1. Paid tralD1q. For totemew JJ1-call tlM4.'ll mmt bel1oroldef'.E .O.E. moaphere RmpomlbillUes • pay lo increase as new co. ifOWll. Call KRI 957-3914 dlUona M1n1mum six ---------, month& keypunch ex penence required on IBM 3741/3742. Pay will oommeoaurate with ex perleoce Apply an peraoo. Moo thru Fri 8am·:lipm. JOU Y ROGB IMC 1704.2 GIJMtt. Irvme, 54&4331 Equal Oppor Employer LmALSECRETAR Y To operate MAG card P!f Haun Oulble Exp. only KB147~ LOAM flllOCISSIMG a. .. Newport Beacb. run ti.ma CJert wbo enJoYI wartdq wtLb po.bUt' and ~ te'9phooe calla. CiUARDS o..r.J clerical lnclud· l\IU 6 part Ume All IDI tntna. Call NORMA areaa. Uolform1 ~~~i aa.a fWDlllMd. At•• 21 or _._.. .. - ~~1,'PES our phlloSOPtlv of matcritno ouatttv oer· wnnel wlttl oualltv ~tttons has created ~n!(JJeSt:s torour tem~ consequent1v we need more RN·s l VN'S and Atoes to WOf1C 1n very fine meoicat tacllltl~ tttrougttout me area 1n a<klltk>n to our conceot ot ~no a<i Rexlble ln scnedullno as YOU are. we offer • NeW contraetS-~ ~ PaV RlteS •LOW Cost PnlCttcll c.E courses •Referral eonus pmgram • Qf'ftces con11en1ent1v Loe.area • CIOse·to HOme ASstonments ana moret 1ntereste0? contact US ASAP Oftt. a.t1rad ......... &alltl Opport~ty No~~ ~~1:111Jl~*>~r-~M~1~r1H~!I ~lceS.!:' W. 5'b 8tNat. Au. In ®National Nursing SeMces -I ..... bowl •12 • 1~ llolJ&llNl'ri MAlllTTUST An You a Lk'd ~uat w/lt1lt6 ~mf u ao. call SblrtO ! ' --.ll.9 MM:MMISHCW C.eterlau 1rtadar oplfttor'. e Hptt' ditU.red. Or wUI tralo =tDttrtMtd lo ""°*~· 1111 l4MG &ELL Idle ~ w a Dilly PUotQuailled Ad. 12812 VllllV VleW SU 5 GlrOen CIOW, CA cnca•m> fflTIO ~ • '9C> Kl to1'1~~ CQUl.l OpportUDJSy lntericK" Deslsn nrm ha. Employ., __ open•OIJ f« bard' work ----1111. responsible pef'IOCI Part tune po11t1on for 111 tbe direct public rela mature woman lCJ bmla6dd.417-3776 oper1te eoarav10& ~-1-<:J/'-1-~--... --,-~-.. ~ machine Will train. - SS 7822 m ~ ropractic ol Put 1\me help wanted m Subscription Depart ment $4 hour Must be able to type Call 496 5822 ext 71 fer appotntmenl PASTMIP& PROOFU.ADIMG wit.h wt leasl l year ex pt>rtl'nre. prt>ferahly nl'w,paper f':xrellent company beneftu Apply between 9AM 6PM. Mon F'n ORAMGl COAST DAIL 'f rtLOT 642 ~ J30W BaySt Costa 'Aesa Equal Opportun1t"' EmP'°yer --PBX A~ Serv Npt fice Esper. • front O(c appearance req. Must love people 10 key by t.ow:b f\J LI ume. 847-8Z12 ------- REAL ESTAT~ SALESMAN WANTED' EARN UPTO lYk COM- MISSION NET. 1 Can earn from $SOK to SlOOK annually. 2-Flnd out why n~w hr earn bag SSS hert· Come talk w1tb them. 3-0ur produc• l /tnexpen ~tVl' land /budget term., 4 Pre-aet appts galore ~F\nd out why "we'\I: got the be:lt thing gomg" NB area Ask fQI' Mr Howard 96$-3402 Real &t..t.e UCEHSB> UHUCEHSS> Bch Expt-r or ""tll lr .. 1n 3-lJ sh.aft Zwlt pd Vitl Wall train Bes t com ~tOn split m the in _ dur.t.ry 70 /30, lo top pro-631 5641> ~ir.a durer<> For 1nlerv1ew rlX """""'· e<1ll Rlll at Redhill Re.11 Earn wlule )'OU lt•arn 1 ~ l..ldf:iQffl~ 673-7300 ·lel('phon.-1\n!>w1·ran.i ---__ Sfor .. 1r.-full ttmf' pan •a.al &tat. S*s ltmt' Varied \htfi.. SaJesmenexpenenc:edor Days. al'lemoon or even wtll train Top rom- 1.ng!> Ux&lJOlll> ID ~._-be fl .... ,SLUON ISLAND nussaon + .,..._ ne 1 ~ "',. New Costa Mesa Loca CXJSTAMt;SA/IR\lNE tJon Under new manage TUSTIN meor.. 642.5052 KUNTINGTON BEACH ---- Ideal for students " Real El!t.ate bow.ew1ves Many co llSIDIMTIAL beoefit.s Ulcludtng paid 5.ALISPHSOMS vat'at1ons Typing J~wpm F o 1-: Cw I I Are you tired of ron M3--4230 Mon thru fo'T'i fusaon. lack or orgaruia -t1on Ir 1nadequale p BX O P ER AT O R competul assistance am.enn& service. full from manageldent" Are or p&rt-t.um. 54t-JOU you tared 0( sh.anng a dt'sk Wllh a part-lime PIASOMMB. nonproress1onal" CC>Ut4S8.01 ~pa yoo should ta!& Our a&fn<'Y oetdll bntcht With U.'I We are not a oullCOU\~ perwn to lratn rhaln. branrh . franrh1.c;e Ill couosellnj( Wall alM> o r s u b!l 1d1 a ry of haodle re<-eptJon dut1~ ~.: ebe run from (.'a ll R1t1 !140 60~~ a remote ivory tower C'oa5t.al Personnel A11en Wesley "-J Taylor Co "a cy. 27li0 Herbor. t: M 34 )'t'ar old firm wholly Ne-wr 4 fee owned & operat.e<I by tll> founder It really makes a differen c e . Our Jverage ~1dential sale I!> SWl.096 IC you art> l'llpable of hslinR & sell- lfllt home. Ul the finest res 1dent1al areas ol !'lewport Beach perhaps YoU !>hould JOLn our team Plea:.e call MurJonr Clark. Res Mgr for ap Pollltment ~ ,\u.end.ant' Bu..,v bch ~I full llml'. prt ltmt• S3 i~ hrh lie lt>n 494 Ol4l Operun11 ror -.alt'ft i>O" ttcX\' & Assist :\1nl>(r 1-..xp pref Call 964 ~1 Po~1t1011 with jlrow1nit compan)' Pnnt{"d l'lr<'wl bo ard a ~!J t'mbl~ & ~oldenng Some exp req 714 /551 :)4()08~~ Preas·penon, A 8 Olrk Ja>. some exper M"«SS i6l~Uor831 2849 Pnn~ STOCK BOY. a.n"entory & &enera1 clean up post t1on . .ivatlable am me-chately om.·r~ l''\ rt'lleot beoeflt & op portun1ty t o l earn pnntJng IOdu.st.ry with 54 year old pnntang com pany 111 Santa An• re loc.aung t.o Laguna Hllls Ca11547 7174 PIUM1'1NG Help wanted an web offset pN?Ss room. Ell· penenced & trainee• Wesley M. Taylor Co. 2111 San Joaqwn HJU:. Road 64 ... 910 leal&taft l>twale O(f1~ & entry. "<.Int location Seek pro duct1ve sales person O;md, 64&-3255 Receptionist/ T ·st Mature. ~ person.. eirpenenced as Recet>- taoru.st Heavy pboo~. type 50 wpm , tnvoaces. quotauons, orders. Front O(f1ce appearance. Top salary & benefits. Irvine f\Jm. Mfr Call Karen, 540-8894 talintmum age 20. Apply RECEPTIONIST Penny1a ver 1660 Part-time, Regis Hair Placenta. C M · Stylist~ Pnntmi Receptlonlat-Offc 1irl PRESS needed by Escort Service Xlnt Salary OPERATOR 641-0,_l.80 ___ _ f\Jll tame experienced ~t. pa.rt ume~ pnsa penoo to operate aftemoons early even· the Dally P1lot 's ~.ew lllC & ~ wlmds. Pm ~!1Jldaltar 600 11 JI exp 8SM030. Newport 17 duplicator Hours Harbor Animal Ha.pltal ,.,,,,~ 30, llooda)' t.bna --- Fnday CJeao 1bop, H · Rtstaurant celJmt beocflt.a For tn-Dey Help, full or part terv1ew pleaae cell Ume, apply Moaday thrv 6C2...ml.ext2'n Friday, 2pm-5pm . OllAMGI COAST McDonaldl 2038a Bea& DAILYPILOT _m_vd.~K __ B·~~~- 830 " ... ., StNet RelWlrant ca.ta M.. SGT.P•Pmto .. "S -Em~ -e--&tma at location near .C. V1r1· 11\1 dAJI It houri: ldtal Fw Ad Action 1:111 a lbily Pilit AD-VISOI &42~71 ~tal income for bol8ewtv.a • llhadmLt. ~ ...... ve,..o•• oo.eitt.i'I~ fbr .tvaacement hued o a 1 o " r t ot>b l)llformuoe. ......... ......... bt .. ·°"'.-T::l:r"t S..AneBlltMa • Otlit• llcDDiMktl} &.O.S. ,. ( ' I ~ • MAMte••IT ft.•,.1.._ .. Ea opport for the h lY motlv ted aoal t 11. ·netall/ Mana1emeat ••P rl•n~e helptuJ. El U t emploJee · t. lnaludlq: medlral, life • dental L"! '· ==~~•man. Retail experience reqair,d. ra blliUe lncl : 1upervta on of empJoyee1, department mercbandll Inc & paperwork. Excellent opportunity ror dv t. IAUI l'IGf\I. Pull & part tim po ationa,.available for •out1olnJ. motivated. reliable HJ people. The abov poe1taons art' for our new store located an Mesa Center. 211 E l7tb Street, Costa Mesa AppUcaUons are being accepted lOam to Spm at the convenient rollowing location. 2 302 Hart»or llvd., Costa Mesa Equal Opportunity Employer RMaaraat WAITU.SSES COC*S HOSTESS FWJ & Part Tt mt> A.PPIY 111 Person RETIREES Wl\.NTED part lime Appro:ii. •, days Must have good dr1v1n« record knowl e d ~c o f automobile" helpfu l C'orl Fo'.'< Lea~1ng t~:wil ROOFfRS t lfol l \\ \'IJTF:D Sktllt'lf rou/e~ lmmNi emplov mt'nl 1 f qu<i h r.t'd Ca II Let' Hoot i ng < o 714 6'2 7:22 Riff er ..... w:.~.~:::··:.,, # 16 '-"'°" llland lime. no exp net• . mu:il MAMA_ ourn OPPOR'RIMln E1tabll1b1d Newport Beach clatUal real atate' offlc 1 xperlenc1d real e1tate 11le1 mana to our 40 person aal offtce. Out1tandln1 exposure location with be1t available Pqulpmcnl and furnl1hlnp, Cr aUvlty and 111r 11lven 11 can make lhl• PoSltion u tl00.000 Pt'r ye r opportunity with no capital tnv t.mcnt. or mor ln!ormataun contucl: Ron Taylor, '714/840·5112 RCTayl~ SALll) Part time Hit's penon Musl be flexible & respon11ble $3 :!SJhr pit.JI comrnta!uons ll UDDLI!; So Coast V1Ua11:e w.mo --- ~rtt.ary. •ork w1tb cor· pnrate eotalroller, varied duues. good 1kllb re· quired typ1n1 . 'lhonhand. f1litla Ir phone c:ont»cl Sa la ry com mensurate w J exp 213 /42'7 1306 --- SECIETAIY TIACtBS ........ ..., .• cl 'MM_.., ILIC-- TIOMIC S. Coett Ct nlty Colle .. DWlid. TELEPHONE SOUClTORS Part tune Suo·Thurs !> 30 to 9 30PM can earn MlO to rroo per mo Will train Must be respons1 bie & able to follow m stnacUons lo N 8 area 956-:M02 'u'•a• lflO ..._ 1060 tflul111H• ....................................... , ..... . I. itrau lton• ror Pllr ol SID ~ blll~..-PP·f'ldlr. llabol• ~ta.d Ul*fl p .... l'*'1, •.-.m J . er. :• Tram •I •.:,~~ "J:,~ W ~i:':J~ • ._.lee wcrtbmcb cm ... •-•---7----~----- BHutlfully lUlHd. cma.n..... OHaiOtflW••·. llllt~111.0fU ulm dlapo11llo.-. ea.m ..... .... IOll AJUl.ml •Adami. H.B. Mlf'T10ott7MIU Uttl 01 t N di .. _ ......... ••••••••• • ID pa P 1·11 Pbolo·eoplfr JOI WAHJ'ED. B1 prl•, Pit> C!Matout Oeldtn1, H talk. •tu.art Model w/au&o It.id, .._ Ille moct.l w r/d171 bladl, tood mover. N • cmb cmdl.alaled, alal MM1ll acl1 for tralAlol level s p R A y s o o T H , coad. loci I ptp ,.,... Dr.•at•. 92000/offer. DeVJlblM. 1\; yra old -. ... 1n1. wu1 b\17 •Mblrt • cSJyert mi.. DflUtt custom booth. n.nnlqor~14 11)'1' old llU1tani. very O:lmDlete wttb all elec NI eoe1 -~-131 -.U·tralned. ha• won tneal and 1prlnklere 4, ... •••••••••••••••••••• Whirlpool Wa1blo1 rnan.y r1bbona for r1der. 24" uhauu fane, 2 Parak..U, blue and madW:le. 4 eycl•. 1 y1 _.,Jolfer. s.zuo &>a drythru. Replacement pwn. very beatth1' wtth $1 but ooly UNd e mo Ndd.le•tac:k ... u. valt.HI 123.000 A1kln1 Clllt· a UJ.-. -. .. um m.ooo aal nHoro --------Ooub&e yellow bead P&r· WuberudDryer, Jlov•ll~ 1070 Women'• u I 1ln boOtl, rot, ta.ma Laib+ caa_, caceUtotCond.ftJoo. ..~•••••••••-•••••••• -5. •now tlr. SZO. 3 ~ teoooreii'er. MD-75at IM-l4ll . conw bed crouP 1100. --------D11rncwwt, brilliant cut 52 1ktaJ cota w /mattreu Half·lllocm Tame Parrot, s..n CoJdlpot lT cu ft ...... lo HUIDI $950. SU ... Alao boob. Green· S.'50 W/caie ~ trst1M rfrt/fru/lcmkr t70-U.or73J.f741 8IM812 aaad.141-f:Ml Xlm. CODd. t2:10 '75 SlJI ----f'n. COUICTIOM llmlbm'lblp ln Uruven1 Blender S7 '°· Elec fry SALE ty A1.b1etic Club. call for "-6 0...,... 1090 pan 14. 8 /W TV S2lO Daamoad nnp. cocktail i111o m 1.227 -•••••• ••• • •• •• • ••• •• • ..~1 ruip,pocketwatch $.100 ••••100'1 of NEW " toSlS.000 Houdoo broou JobD Wayne TennlA Club USED pianos "organs. 54·· ha«}I t9500 Cl~k . ~ mernberib1p for 95up Dea1er751-tl21 IVOI'} stalUH, 14K 1old Nie SUIOO incl lra111fer • ~ ChaJ.M chuma, fee Call Joyct 7l4 t PIANO CONSOLE WhUipool washer. 4-cyla I.yr ~d. Only UM!d lmoe 1225 ..... 1131 aft $ v•-• un..'-'pool waib•r·. rings By 11 ppt oo l) $5T7Sl days only STEINWAY Lows XV A.UK "'"" ~ &2U112 M 1ot cond $2 .soo. Siinalutt dryer. deluxe --A1TENTION PAINTERS 983-ITn aft 3 models SUW> fni.3917 W«l set or IOOlt' 40 ct Falcon A1rlH11 pump, Bun.TIN O'Kede Ir Mer· Put '800 Oesp Offer Uke Mw coodJtK>O, ~ rttt pa oven w /brollt>r • ~sooo Ext 1.2J6 Cail Aft.er 8PM M2 7M2 range•top Used Best of XBOX MACHIME Ant1q~ Upnght Piano, ong, ivory keys. canina. dark wood $500 67~177. fer 613-0200 d)'I. 5'1-4046 M.~1· •-1010 Sa r Telephone Interviewers l!'Y8 ·--•••••••••••••••••• _, en ice. 962·7033 s.Al.ISPIRSOH Cl J Part or full umo wmdow tinting, lransp1trent sbades ~ levclor1 6".U.. needed for publJc op1naon l•--------•I Smill Electronic Co In Architecharal office surveys by nationally °°'II I0'40 Guebo. replica of The venLory for 'alt Compa I t known survey research ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8&.lboa Pavtlhoo may be nent.. ... hdware, benches. Deluxe Yamaha Electooe ·Oric.an Model 40U. Brand DeW Sl ,200 640-6065 Fl& TURKEY PIANO PURCHASED BEFORE THANKSGIVLN<i PAUL'S PIANO SHOP Pt: SALES PERSONS Personality plus adults to work with und motivate k1di. O\'er 21 lo Lllguna, C'u pU.truno. San Clemeole ure111' PART TIME EVEHINGS PHOME: 642-4321or494·~ Ext 250 Between 1·5PM Ask For Andrea SALES Respon111ble person wanted for salt>S & h1thl mg ft'llurc showroom .,.,,u tram Wood L1~htini: ~~· nqet ret accura t corporauoo. Located m KEESHONO Pupei AKC l!tc ~ 117!1 ~t with •arled Santa Ana Evenml( & Champ sirt> Mi F Pet & liMll at Peruruawa Park iftcl.thMJ recep-W k n d w o r k . 'how P ~ t P l ) al foot of Balboa Pit>r f1RJ-,WOOIJ $100 pr ron1 tioftworic.frOftt offlc:e $.1.50$600ihr S58 132H 21J100'll.34!>aflGpm Submit bid to Dcin ini,1 dt-11\t'r) \hi all 5p Meaoe'.\ Purchu1ng ~ 2173 .....-w•, pleasant, m Chihuahua~ Bostons. Agent City of Newport relabM. Tov. Tru<'k DnH.•ro; t>x Pomo., Pt•kt• 'rork1e T &oach, 3300 Nt'wPorl 2 L'N ITf:O 11 I' Ht, Wm L Pl're1ra A!.soc MacArthur Blvd al t 'ord Coronll del Mar per·d Top pay 1\pply r up Poodh• Sh1ht.tu. Rlvd. NB 64D 2288 COLPt>NS $:~ i::J C&W Tow1oi: HOB all~ ~124!11 (714 >M4 0620 EOE * SECaETARIES * f::xtt Sec M Chau1;1es Fash Isl $15.600 GO lmprt CM S14.400 G1r1 Fr1day,ourofr t:-.-pe 60 accur S9600 •Counselor. ~I~ OurOfflc:c • Appl Only 1 t'rl'c LIZ Rl'IOdl'r!-. Ai:t·Ol ~ ~ Bm·h F1>luh &I ~l·wport Bead1 ~JJ tll!IO Ohms Way. C M 042 1252 TRAINEES N o e x p e r 1 1• o <.· t' ~ Wt• w1ll truan Mlg of opttc:al c:ompa nenls Good hl.'nef1t s 7am lo 4pm Somf' o l Locat.ed in Cor.ta Mt·~a Call 646 0206 \sk for Kathy 1Yp1Sl fiO wpm. 1oll•r1•-.1 Ill~ >anl!d office dUlll'l'. XI n l , J I J r \ I' .1 11 Soundrralhmt:n \ucl1u '71115.:.6 tol!:l:I Ty I' I ~ T "J rt I I Ill ,. ---------1 tiOWP\t min''" ..,..j,., l.>ach.o>hund puµpu·' Uood ' <hl.Po">1l1on Xlnt rnlor CERAMICS ang C'a 11 P11rkt•r.-Pt·u t>Ww..i U\asa i\Pf>U fo' I H 111<1 Hry .:d v. kid' $7:, ~ ~ dy.,, tWI ~•>!>aft 61'\1 Purl'hrc·d I Oohh· ::!1, 'r.'> IJlk Ian, Good hum•· t~ih ~)•;.ti ~lJ l\ard1rt'<l l>oh11· puir-hlk, & '4'<1:. '>h"t" l J 11... nn 11 .1 II• r '1 ) ,,11 ) I 1111 i4'1 ·~k?l ILmdpaanted reram1r .... µlilQUe) 0411\ It) 'l'l, µl11te), mu1h m1!>• POOi. O W NF:RS 11..t'~ Al'>O \~ 1;,I 11r \rot''''" Pon I !\"'f'ep drn> & colo,.., door .. t r1· 1.of'Tft-11 r·orul ~z:, rom ~bit' r·o~t 1!4t. :.;1.,11>1• t• 1n• I mulor & ~~ l1rr .. ·r 711 •,..1'-' '1i1.1 fftV) &oh ao1L..q ti<J• lrwl \\ dOl•~I ""'t11•rl1 h• ir rur I.'.; Elertnr moo1r' .... rri.Hi ~ 6 J p1, hp 3 ph~ 5J5 '• hi' lt'rr• d l J• 11 $1 f1U f>lfll(I•· phcl.bt' $1~. 'mdll W>Klt•I Jrt 1 I hJ.1 ~ '>J.lrt'(I $b 'n .... JI 111111 loo k1•r IJt<rl•·• I \li-1a>1 1 JflJO·t \l•IHll\ ~ • "IMii)t' ~ \ \\ mJnif 1hl ~I \th In I 1111·1 • ~ 1 hrc1m• S.> 'lit·w \oJIU• :i.il• \II :-ilr~hlh )UU\lt,., ..... •Ill K lu1• u~··d ~~·. l ••• ., II 72'1 W l!lth CM 548 727Z S.winc) M«hinff 10'2 ....................••. 109l .......••.•.•......•... Skis Knell81 braod Dt!w Sl W Salomon ban~hnp, ~ Hooh uto. 120. 644 22:19 8094 .•..................... ..,HOT<,,l "-l Rt'mln~trin JUW 1lltl1.! YJUR<' $!00 ,,..., .!~II TV. Rodio, Hifi, Stffeo 8098 •...........•....•••..• llf' 18 or older frf'e lo • __ .,.._•."°'-rt •• le_oc•-h-t ~k 5 t-verungs 6 JO. JU or 4 evei. 6 JO 10 and Sat SALES/RETAIL Off1r.: supply rompan~ ti<1.' full & µurt l1mt> "°'' 1101'\..' ;n aildble 1-'or aµpl ~>57 '1212 Mr Wt•'t Newport Slatiom rs Int• ~·rctar> AOMIH SECY SI 200 Sale> TR.J.FlOM I ln< •l'll.-1!11;..) I T\ PIST Hl:-.Ct:l"llt1\ h I flu·~ tront nlf1•·• l'rl\ .tt• country rluh ~.1\1 o.r;; \"l r•i.: 1.11rn l1rn1r Ft•rn 1,rn,,... 11ld \II 'h"'' !"11~1 s;.-~~r "'Ill ''II Sl.!.1 l lllf) •di HI •1 ( 1,.., wti••• I $1AJ lf\,!,1 ~ 61141 :0.1rlJ•I pl.tl•· ~·11 I 'I ( .1rp1•l 1n. 111; \ c1, "" r~11·,11l l~Jr.••'" cl•.111 I ~ II ~ 1 \I 1 Ho•JUUful 2!I Hl.A t·olor TV $128 2 Yr Wdrr n1.., Do•I 1)411 17118 Restaurant Tht> Balbon Bay Club as now hlnng ..... Waitet'/ Waitrfts Banquet or wa1tmi.i 1·~ penence preferred MuM have OeXJble schedult· lmbays ~t be upenenced & avlillable far 7-4 shift Host.ts Expenence prefc>rrt'd Must be avu1lahle wieekend.s & weekdays 4-lllidmght Pleau call for appt Moo.· Fri. If 30 to 5 ~7358 Reltaurant LORI'S KJTCHEN ha" the following openings Part-1.Jme food prepnra lion worker Hr!i ure :Hi:30pm, Mon·Thurs + ~'° 6 hrs. on Sun CollcJ(e student over 21 pref Por tlon controller on al&omauc !'llicer !>·6hrs Sun·Thurs Ideal for col lep student w /evening cl.asses. flexible hours WUI train. C.11 aft I01m, m-0747. l<ITT So Harbor BM1. S.A. <Harbor at Carriage> a.ta.U ~Redj&pr'd W.ESPllSOMS CASHIEIS &\GLESON'S 811 "Tall M.iu•a 5'ores. a. hlrina for ita new WeltmlDlter swre in Westminster POU. Call C. Littman for allfltal t 213/621-HIJ llrAILSALIS lllmedlatf permanent Pilrt time, mature, ex· ptlriaced. for women '1 s •hY 1bop. 64~5711 a Me11; 848·2242 &text Beach. IG-2pm an my small ap pl.lance business of air treatment eqwp. $400 !Mtlary or prof rt program ~m.J!l60 WANTS YOU ' ' I To fall avalaothl.' of nr ders from marinl.'. motorcycle, l>.p11rt1oi.i mrHy hu l.11• JJ.;pnc v S1\Ll-:S • IRIDAL SHOP• Pleasant working c-ond1 lions, flt>x1ble hour.>, ex penenet.• 10 women ~ l"loth1og prcfern·d t11n .,.,,11 tram an hndal •rnd formal fa .. h100.. (..l)'ilil i,'OOds. motor sport!>, re 170Newpart Ctr Dr NB tatlen Great oppty but St.e:l4S 640-2920 we are very i.elect1ve & _________ , want confadeol winner types only We tram ex J.Oertl) \'!'Ill U'4 & 'll'(! <..:all ~r <;tont' 540 10~ :'>1<""3 drea ~1821 551; 9333 Sales Wanted )fNnll mt•n .,.,ho will gN 11loni.l well 'Wllh wcimen l<ill Mr Thompson 540-4023 SECURITY OfftCERS llKJ\NG E COl 'IJT\ UHi FORMS \H "'1El>&l :". \H\H.I> 1-\Jll or J.tart t1mt \J)ShJ.Jh '1.AJH CLOTHES ScMt /DHiCJMr Leadml( fotenor ~s1J(n Jo)rm ha.-. an 1mmed1ate openioi.: for t he right per.IOI'\ in the sales de !!Igo field Orape rx prr1ro c:c hc•lpful 497 :r776 ~ANO BLASTING hlpr no F.xpt•r m rt-tail .,hopl1fl ex.p ~ed. dn r s ht aog Saleh req Ca II M2 5J07 SE AM ST R E S S 1-. 'I penenced. boat rov1•r' cushion!. ~dlh by Sdlock, 675-1823 Distrid ManGCJ8r Traiftff SECRET ARY Daily Pilot oew~paper DATSUN -has a c1rculallon department. o p • n i n CJ f o r This highly successful Mentary. In Its re local newspaper has an ~ ser•ic:• dept operung for a trainee an .,.,...- .he <.'1rc ulat1on sales Tw-SO+, 11ervice & collect1on 11rea 80+, nwst be capabl~ Selected applicant wall of COlllMIMlcatiftC). rett1ve a liberal starting .... ~ wetl w/ siilary. regularly ~ scheduled ralaes. bonus pit. Xlnt. woridftq opportwuUes & many fr· da. My pd beM 1nge benefits such as 911"'-~ ..,. .. paid vacations. paid 37112 work we•k group lnaurance, life an· surance & dental cov-~ Dohuft erage. Trainee will also dYcts at cott. Malr1F'emalt· I-or intA·rvww c;1ll L(YrU~St-;t'U Hl'I Y ta:r1 I\ W Ha kt·r C \I 71t 751 24!>4 ATTENTION SECURITY PERSONNEL Get an ground noor of a new ~ecunly d1v1!'l1on Part lime & full lime pos1l1oos available NOW''' Will tram 540-6336 MOllLE f'rohctiOR Senlce 2790 Harbor Ste 2CY1 Co8la Mesa. E 0 F. be provtded a company HI SS AH M 0 T 0 car with personal use CORr. Sec'y for 1 girl orrc, R E TYPIST f-uU lime. evening ~haft 70 wpm Excellent com pany benefits Apply between 9AM " 6PM \1onda' thru Fnd•H \.<;k for Paul Ward or < .arl Mapp ORANGE COAST DAILY P1LOT 1141 5tiH2 .WW Ba:r Sl l-O'lla Ml">a I-Aiudi Opprirtunn' l::mploytr l RCf::-.iTLY :-.l l'.1-11 OEPE:-.ID\111.~ PF:R.'i(>N v. ho •.in ..... rt.. Wllh<,Ot SUJ.H.'n ·~"'° l11r \l\l l.1p.1111· .. •· c h11" •• v.~. ultl Ill~,\. ""hi r .. ,111\ """" or hulil 1111 I hr I'> l m .1 !> \II " 540-S.w.! FnetoYou 1045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Youna adult cat. e.payed and 1nO<"ulat~d. n~dA ~ood hom1· \m mm 1ni: ,in<l 1 aon111 1.1k1· h1•r v.1th rn•· I' I• 1 1 h 1· Ip I ~ 1; .. i.. ..! ~ r M t..;11 kc•r !'>p.tn11"1 "' p"pt'r' "'• •·•h ~·>od hnmt• ,1ft :, :>4H j'~,J 1".11 ft·m.11t-. S1..im1•"• l'•·r".1n l>r•.1}1•1 & 1l1rliJ Wt•cl Lt>\lnJ( ~IJWll F.-rnalt• '"'' · ~:r1•\ ~hort t1,11r1·1! '1·r ~ 1.,, 1n.: ~..;,I Jil!JH Tl'Xa!\ Oii comp<in\ in Fu-:..o...-<.:osta Mv~a .1n·a \\•· rTitTYn:' 8050 traln Wrlh· K <> n11 k • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • Pre!. . Soul h"" r'.'ltt·~n * * I BUY * * Petroleum, Box 711'J, H ( ,(1()11 ""ti t-'11 ro1t urr & Worth Tx 76!01 \pph.ion~ • 1tt I will ..,, 11 Waiters & Wa 1t rt> .. ll'' need e d p a rt t 1 m 1• IWlchcs ooh ~. da)s pN week l'rl\ dte 1 ·1 uh tM 54()4 W A I T R E S S f; S P Time day!. Ovt>r 18 Ga'tl1ghl Brotler W /lr ain 548 7948 Wash & ~11 person SeeServ1<.'e Manager Johnson " Son 2825 Harbor Blvd . CM Of !->l-;U fur '\ uu MASTYS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 < ~'>II I' \II> For ,.;d U.'l't1 rum JOit llllf"' &. dr T\ "~~" IOJ I MODEL HOME D..OS£-OUT SALE JAivilep:s Developer need& compe Appllcaota must be 18, 1683s..flow•r tcnt,sh.arp,exper·dgirl , WOOD WORKING 10 have a good drivt.ne re PO BOXSMS. C M 92626 phone &c typing sk1I~ a shutter abop H B area Decorator furn1l 11r1• /.... ac<'f'SSOM~ <"4.•dar <ilt•n Townhomt'S. ~ Eld1·n J\Vl', Cotita Mt.'la, 11 lo h datly 642-6734 cord. Houn are general· 714-549 IZ17 mllftt, no SH. hte book IW2-8931,549-733S Bdrm corner group -..1 ly 11AM·9PM Monday E 0 E. keeping, salary open good cood 546 3JIH lhru Friday. Saturday 673-8441 for appt Mr GUT)'or5'9-"74 overtime available as SECRETARY Byers. WOl.ICOYHSEAS 2 aame l l 7.e tabh•l>. needed. Corporate S.CyjR.ceptto $150 Make more money work w1cha1r11 boy·11 bdrm Utnl-~~ qualeUafmloied ~ alhree Headquarters Career opp0Ttuo1t1es mg abroad regardlesa of set. wiasht>r dryer. ,1111 .wn:ao.eu ln " One , Se et your. age, sex or present e I .. "tr o v" n. "I• r t newspa"'"r circulation State wide Investment 1or er ary, one Po llo All l f ..... , "' • r v fl IL' h 1 0 --eptionlSt 1 -ar !II n ype! O r•"".. Good buys ""II '-··ln-s, com• to th• services rm .. a!! ion .or """' LA: o k ti ....... "'" UUD "'" ~ ... l f Id wor era ureen y re ...-,..,,.4 DallyPllotoffice,330W. Island. Busy, ort1ve, mtere111og new ie quired. Fordetada,seod _. .. _._ -- Bay, Coeta Mesa. Alk for challenging, diversified Callror appt a •tam Ped • 11 e If New Sofa ~ Loveaut. Harry Seeley or Ken duties. Good skUl5, (typ TOLL FREE uddresaedenve!.opeto earthtonu $29!>, 2!>" Goddard. Only apftly Ing/ shorthand) or (714)831-7792 '1cMM«p ...,.,_.. Color TV COOIOM! 1195• & SALES ~:So!i.~:a. B~O~E~er =t~~~'t =~IJ~~· r= ~ 701 w.=Street ~pc!\~· ~I c:'· ._ .,.., .., f·•" ._part ti SECRETARY I RECEP 2.lmZCamlooCapbtrano ~~ Wmt.m.lnaler. 83M803 • on.i..l:Q .... • me. TIONIST Some boo.. #2C6, La~ N~uel .. _...._up•A.,....,.hr C.U • NOFE EV R 8'.tfa.lo, ewYortc 14205 ..,., ___ r Albrl1bt 1lau CASHIERS ;:;'u,9.m~u. · ~,oneplolficeln ~~room Mt ,.,1 .,_,_ '_,._ •or jewelrv EsceUent com· Service Sta attend full X·RAY TECH . Part·Ume chain SI~ 144-1317 ~ ..-.y 1, •J pany beoefll1 Salary time, apply Cbevron l.2Sl .ILDERS EM· atore lo Coeta MeH. Ol)en.Ca.USS7·S746. NOltHwyLa1Bcb position avail Girl'abdrmMt wbtFr ..-~ ..... 548-3270 Radlo&ocist omce. Must s d ' b l I a divillon ol _._or... • enen.l olfl be CRT CallM4·lT7S canopy. wr c e1 • ~())rporatlon, .,_,_ Secrelary~ ·lol llece, SenkeMtr. -------· -1 dmk,ltcha.lr.Burli.qlon ,,,,,,..... •• apentop ...._ YP I· nee 0 Schedule & supervise Youth CounRlora tb.M IZSO. 811..ao7S ,.,.~ aocl Sa.lea $$MONEY ·8"°5·~2111· bank vault ""'Wp., In· p Tl 1 __._. ~.. art me rveo1n1• ...-.. uirr-~ full a.od SECRETARY/ RECEP· 1t.allatloa1 '5 Hrvlce. <)cplq adulta worklna ,_.,._ -POlliior:lt are unnvaTm! nONIST-Al.hi.Uc ap· Salary commeo1urate wllbyout.b. Over21. Otrn Dinette tel/I chra. *" w,, 600d at.aJt.lq "''"" pareldlltrtbut«. Salary wtaPerandabllily.CaU ~Uoo $150 hr recllnar. lamp pole 1• aa.d ~ompeny Are )'Ou a eoof dlent *700 + dep 00 exper. Ma&Pri.M. 714·75U3IO surt.MPM · · · lamp TV Mt " •Land J'OUDI JodMduaJ looklo& Good U:Ula _,. Type CALL ANDREA Mu1t tell I mah of r . far a la.rt'• lncome Is accurate. ~t olllce SEWING MACHINE eGmt, at 250, 1-&Pll. _S5_l_·U83 _______ 1 ~DUal for C:!t,7 appearance : Non. exper ,:!~~ Nr oc &OJ:. 2 Guother·Martlni Love N 0 ':ex';'!· rt~ o o ~ tmot..CallMl·U.50. Alrpori. 8Am.·4:30PM. lelta, Im velvet w/Wood WUJ ...... Mr. EDlC1mVE Jlao.1bun.f7t.141S Mw • di• lltm A·l cond. 8UOO ea. RI&. .......... sny -• Ill O>m·DS . .., •11•.t _ ..,_nETftA SblpplDL 6 recelvlo1 ....................... --------- &alee . Jlature aalH blrvlneaa •0baapeedoldfD•lelope.ror del1l.l'/l'. Cell ror ao Juitlp I 1001 SolNa=la: C'~lr,=ma~, ~ b' nta11 art MlP" .. --... -to tbe ..!.!,,~ appt. OU or Barbara -••••••••••••........ • ""'• ... -. ~Mn. Exp pret•a. ;;7~ ~;;, _.., __ . _____ -------~1 1100 ..,_ ·Ev•. Or•=-.~·lt:_ ~.!l~~o~,c~ l~Ot ~ :!ve! ~R ~·,$.c:.C,~c~~ ,...... f.ff:i11r1 neceHar)'. tory coattol. Mature" ANTIQUEllALL KuebN~:l4CM9M. a.ta.ey commenuarate pleauot ptreoo ror I> Sbosla ol One antique W.-. ..--put w/eQer. Call llra mallputaw lD' rumlltn • ~urabl SAcaJllltC ti•• "W' Brau ftllleUt lf0.851 lntnt. llechaokaJ abili· it.alai>.JtJhn UM Campataoer 1t1le br. 9tdl. QIU 1711 Sliltiij w1,aod elm cal ty !Ptul • llM2 Wee• J'rf U).t :.;. ~•=-~~ ,... -.w Iba UMt *I.Ill. l *1 offlet, On· &.IUtP.AlJUlAN 11711 W••mtwer Ave. bti.t Oood cond1Uoo! 1190 .a DU1J PUat wrtoa ID . Coro. l1Waa w •Patt um. o.o. Y4:.tl03 cra.tott.er. M.ea.19Tt. -..U C.11 ..... !?!g C'IUf7J.2tlt t1trH'•· ~, t.tli \. 111 1 • •J\4 1"''' 1 m,,, l ricl t• r 14 "IHI ·•<I <I 1n 1 r111· ... h• • uflt·r II.I.I Olili'I rrwc hm•· ~ i I C he•\ ~U Hin l IH<b I ,..\." '·'° ~tt't.'nn~ whl"t'I l.io J1ff,.0 , M•·mh1 r'h1p Ii'• SS Box o( old ~r MUt· Ofr~r 9b4 ~I :-.lt'fl'<I I l"•·hrlH ' IJOO ln lhl ~ ,1nuhJ b4A~I lune 1 H !'-> l l 11.,. t• r pk I 1;; J .n .r. b40 ;>ll>6 118!15 for team of hone. C!l ~r tnm ~ger. needs eaime. s:zs m £ Jab Sil • Clll 6U 3379 loak&~ .,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo.ts,ttulat1 •c•/ CUSTO M form .t draJ>('nes w hardware 1J It lll b"' 9!)' ('rHtMI chandelier $300 b40 91.zl o er a 1 r , f 11 re 5eniu f020 coupons, $50 e11ch Call ••••-••••••••••••••••• 7ID I~ al'\ 6pm Need c~ter to rat.ore wood boat, coWd be part WDt C.11645-Ql I Puoi Tabl1 e11qw.,1lt• ullt f<1.,hionrd mcxfrl 14 Ith an~tu· p11mo le~ Sl•tt· Lt'alher pc>C"kt'lS $15<1<1 •alut>, );,(•raf1<·e S-485 Ud1wr !rot' 836-H102 108 loots. Power 9040 .....••.••••.••....... >P<' drum ~l"t ll'"'<1 • onrl ~ C.all <1ft 6 963-llJiO The Little Train That Can! GET STARTED ON THE RIGHT TRACK EARLY!! • Sell Your Holiday Gift Items on the Daily Piiot CHRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN PAGE This special gift guide will ap- pear each Wednesday from Nov. 21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000 households each week. You can run an ad the size of the sample below for only $11 per week and we have many other sizes to choose from. For Information and help In placing your ad call a CHRISTMAS AD-VISOR 842...&e78 GIFTS TOYS ~R11NG GOODS JEWELRY -1 POI'S• PLANTS H~Mt\DE ITEMS CATS& DOG GIFr CERTIFICATE 642-5678 ...........•.•••••..... 1m 23 Mallo. turnkt'~ t>qt.9pped, $13.900 firm' Great marl.J.n boat C714 l 673-9363 '79 St-a Ray 24' Wkndr radio dual ball , full \tora.c~ cvr, $19,000 Aft 5PM.~ 25' Bolit. double axle trlr, $700 or be&t orter. ~~.5481723 Uoistoo Whaler 11 · 115 E~Ulrude. 5~2 Johnt>Oo. V11f'. & BT trlr Perfe<.-t SJ.~ 548 2971. 645 1103 ~ Restored Chn~craft Sportl1:.her. eog reblt, •tras ~undeck Slf500. 506-9049 9060 . ..........•.•......... 76 WESTS41L 12 714 64().8073 22 Ft Columbia. sleeps 4, ~ galley •head S2.~ I 213 322·2211 '76 15ft Venture Cat. w trlr, good cond. 'f196Jo{fr 675-76!>1 ------Taitt> over payment.s Low interest 32' Sloop Roller Furling, whf'el, etc. Newport shp avail. Tu sheller poi11u ble Wall rons1der all offen. 644 0034 eves Santana 20. 1149. 00 SPiii nak er equipment, 67~ Coroaado 25, 1bowboal. xt.ru. rut &c clean. lllnt ccod. fully equip, t8llOO I olfr ~3282 ----- 11' llloortn1 Wanted lo Newport . P .P . n4~ ------SANTANA525 i\b1olulely rull race eqwp a b•I•· Pou. Newport Sllp. Aak for Carol or Lynn Noah. 87~3065 or 752·2211. 18' Hobby Cat w /trlr Xlnt. ccod. $1,400 148-51'7 HolM Cal 18', Id cond, blue aaila, nu trlr, xtru. rac101. SllOO·Offer. mimor~w.>. 10· Sprint Sallbo&l, Uke AMt 8unfl1b 1400. *'5802 CUALOCIJ7 r.i n~rslul erult "' culler. Profe11lon1U1 ~ '!Mlt. T•u ai o.tt Interior. Loaftd ,rlth par lncludlDI dluel. ww.ham A nfripratot'. Ready to ertatae aft'll ... aN.. ,80,0QO/off er. S10. Prt - \ ..... ~ ,, CQMtNG fCJV.21 ....................... 'T9 Audi 5000, loaded U IWDe a1'+t.ax 0.t L. ·~· ci. .. , 1 ~TOD SI QC ~;SlOOdrive-away . ,,atbell. Nblt 327 etll, 551 1351 $W) .• ,.. --- BAWWIC K DA T~UN 8 31 111r,.i9 1 Jl7') THEODORE ROBINS VOLVO SALES. S&VICI AMDUASl*i ~D£L1VERY EXPERTS t ... :::wJa/ • vw am. Needs eng. 5 .... tllO rebid. lllake offer. ·-·····-········ se..~ '7t Suaukt Rll·IO. --------- mocUfled $500. Good 'T2 VW Poptop Cmpr, coad, very, very fast many xtras, AM /FM 911-1'9 cua. xlnt cond. $34~ ......,......._Utt/ _m_.13_1_1 ___ _ ... /SI•.. f 160 Umque 1974 Ford E200, • 1111111 •• •• • •••••••• • • acell. cood.. cstm int., RINT 21 ft 1mvry motor pld mn. SM95 64.5-5654 bome; al .. pe 4; Hlf· ,.. Li«., 9510 ClllllL tz50/Wk. + • mi. • •••••••••••••••••••••• --WANTED: Clean, low 1111llea1e MOTOR R>llE. Call ~1S7 , ....... , ...... 9170 ....................... CONADENTIALL Y W.U..for&.eu -....Leamg CCII SHERRY OHL Y 761-13321..9. 1Nl Olalc traller, '"°· ------=----• StudeDt fixer-upper. Allitos Wcmhcl 9590 ~ .• lll-1171 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MleSw+k»,P ... &Acc111_.... 9400 ....................... MIW PARTS •SERVICE HOUIS =a.m. 'UUp.m. tbru Friday Set. •&an. mllllfatl-..... -Moa. t/24179 ~'\CK POU zm s. Jbln. Santa Ana A& tM Owner ol Warner 146-7070 CONNELL CHEVROLET .%!>1 f1.1 rl••I 111\tl I 'I IST \ ,, E:--\ 546--1200 Can't Sell Your Car? CUYl&IMW PAYS TOP DOLLAR For Clean Used Imports Call Mlke or Don IJS.1171 WANTED! im Dltaun Z lm«t pro. ltd.or Ir floor mats. Best Late model Toyotae. <Xfer. ~i04S. VolVOIS, Pickups & Vans. CalJ LIS today I ••••••••••••••••••••••• OIPORTANT ~CETO aaDERSAND ADVERTISERS 1.Earlr 1Jkr TOYOTA·VOUO 196'H---lh& c ......... . rti. 64'-UOl or S40.94' 7 '7i Audi ~ooos. fully eqwp'd 10,000 lllllea 111.000. Dl-914' 7:30 AM "3 30pcp 79 MOD, A/C, 1wiroor. aUck. 8000 ml, wbUe, FORD 1000 t1Attao• 11wo CO~TA Ml~A C.47 0010 blue bit., Sl 7,500. AU for R£PO Mr. Coat.a. 71'·541-4141 1A1L1 Ill clP; a.9M-14" "•· 'l'be Dally PUot Federal VOLVO is., SE u. lllbt blue, Credit Uolon la DOW tak· ~Harbor Blvd. 4d r a e d an, 1 n r f. toe sealed blda on a re· (X)6'1'A llESA • OOOml l p(lllaled '73 TRI with 646-tlOJ 540.9467 • • stereo, ape, 47,000 miles llin1mum xlnl cond. $9500. bid ruoo Car can be ORAMCi!COUMTY •••••••••••••••••••••••1~~~~~~~~~1 -M4-63!n ___ .______ 1ee11 al the Datly Pilot I" '75 2400, like new, automotive garage VOLVO Michelina. between 9AM .It 3PM EXQ.USIVELY VOLVO IMW CREVIER IMMEDIATE DEJ,.JVERY! LARfi SB.ECTIOH OF HEW 1979 320l01 5281'1 ALSO 633CS1 's IH STOCK! Oill todaJ • We alao may bave tbal pre-owned BllW you are looklna for! ll 1-2040 49Mt49 ~COUNTY'S OLDIST -&. '742arl. air, AM/FM, ma1s. student mu1t sacrifice. $3500. &60-J.MS '74 710 4 dr. Sedan, ...tic>, heater, air, auto . $2190. Mrs. Goodman S4G-6394 71 4-dr sedan. auto, run.s great $800/besl offer 847 2287 'T9 30CID, 2K ml, aU ex· weekdays only. Cont.Jlct t.areest Volvo Dealer t.na. Pal Coe between 9AM ~ tn Orange County' Pvt Pt.)' 1162·7791 3PM al 6'2"'321, ext 284 BUY or LEA.5£ --~------1 ror further lnformaUon. DIRECT i:<i£~~~-i. !!'!~ ...... !??.o ~-~ new. $14,000. Call VW • Havtn& trouble It'll ~-~-~-"~ ~ m3l32 "675-6'56 ~ ::{; 'l:/ o~ J;.~ 2025 ~ Manchester750 2011 llB "'11 450 SL Goraeoua &nna your car to Jim Anaheim -· bit w/buck skin fnter. llarlno Volk1wagen. -- F'11Jy loaded. Mml cood 1.87U Beach Blvd , Huol· i2 PUIOOES. auto. xlnt, D.SOO. P.P. 714-631-0527 inllOO Beach . Ask ror SBX> ..0 9742 n= Manno or Tom 64fi..3S32. QC 957-0700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ <ed Rare MGA Coupe, needs FOtl AU OF YOUI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Engine, needs Reslor YW MEB>S Mda · t9 I 0 tng. lduat sell. 642·3379 Sales-Le.ume ••••••••••••••••••••••• .__........_ 9750 "72 F.state Wgn. 75 000 ~ mL. good cond. many ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.ras. 8>0 968-0286 '86 912, good cond, Mov 74 2EOZ, A/C. AM/Cass. ing-Musl Sell 1st $3300 mags, rd w/blk pnstrp, takes it. "94·7290 • lncl car cover. 67>2087 71 Buack Regal Blacll. &lot cood. loaded. low ml 1 owner S427S ~1·2'll.5 $4800. '98 912. 5 speed. SHARP! '71 Dataun 510. Low 2!)..35mp&. $57~/bst ofr. mUeap, It blue w /blk. _M2-_91B2 ______ _ Runa IJ looka xlol. '71 911-S, 5 spd, very ll50/bat ofr. fr73-ns. dea, m mi, s map. W Dal.IUD SlO. New d1lc brb, lune-up. IOOd ... mllea1e, Neeb elec. Wik. Not ~ PTS. m.au.. '71 810 Wa100, lmmac. A/C, stereo. below wholesale Blue Book. 511·5826. 9725 bra. new window rub-bers. aUver w /blk lnt, '7000. 634·1371 daya, Gl·l2115 an. tpm. '72 lll·T, alloJS, CHI, leatber Int. lo ml. uo.2so. Pvt P rty strrn45. .. ao,c. 9756 .. .................... . •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 'Tl &ack Beg.al p/b. p/S, air, tilt, new tires, perfect cood.. l owner. urm BEACH BL VD HUNTINGTON BEACH 14~2000 --------1 Sl,48S.~ Leavtq town llluat sell. '74 Bu1. xlot cood, C F c 9'15 ........ ... ................... . llual sell m7 1977 '72 VW BUS. Rum Id Cdllac Seville ... Sb&r1> SIOOO. call 531-B4 aft 5 • • tack Ir to.ded I.De pm. moonroof, stereo tape new radial tires. wu·e wbeeJ covers. lealh~r Int " all the othH eooctaes' ' ! PrrtUesl ooe in town I I ! Call &U-1146 Sales-Service-Leaama ·-•••••••••••••••••••• Row Ccrter htc:. 1977 FIAT Spyder 124. ~~~VER DASHER DIESEL Sta 'Waaoo. AC. stereo. AM/FM. ~ m1, whlle. brown ll\l. S1 l .!iOO A.st ror Mr Coats . 714 S46 4141 dya. eva, S)S.964-7444 eves or 962·88i1 " asll for Buney. Rolla ftoYce 1 BlllW ~I hardtop plus IOft 1.540 Jamboree top, AM ·FM Stereo " Newport Beach ~ tape; S·1peed trans .. 22.000 miles. is.soo. 87s.a2 ROUS· ROYCE 1MUlltnllorff ~9Ncll \'----'....- ClOSIO SUNDAYS '68 VW Camper. New en1, clutch, gd l1re1. Xlnt running cond. AM/FM cau. Best offer 67~14 "75 128 2 dr coupe new ~ eng. Needs trana '67 Rolls Royce M PW 'Tl &!per Beetle 33Kma work. $1.250 or offer c o u p e , R H D , Factory reblt 8 track. m.5517, 45-311.S aft. I. ''c.orniche", xlnl $24.950 Runs great MS-3485 'n Cad11lic Sedan de Ville. 1 ownr. Lo1m1. Loeded W/xtr'U .•• 500 nu:n 761 i4 Stat. Wgn LTD Loeded. $1500. -.zm '71 cu.tom CnUer SUI Wp. Lota al room. Ful ly equip. xlnt. cood M,900. ~1806 '76 Otdl •• loaded, 791c mi, 4.50 eq, OK boat trlr, SMOG-551-1029. i3 Omep. S1500 uking. Movmc must sell '73 Pm· AJC. radio, PS/PB, ocw to Runabout. lo m1, hte Llfalme batt, llicbelin1. btue, eoocl cood. After S. Oeu. 751-4667. ~551$. 'Tl Country Sqwre Sta PWo 9t57 'WIJl, xlnl cood. S99S .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •2023 74 Pinto Runabout lite blue Looks like new i2J LTD. Brouiham. all $1.fMJO 644-6610 pwr. sorf, very clean,,..;.....; ______ _ $1200 549-3S88 PlyflDelltl 99 6 0 -------.•.•................... 79 LTD LA.HD.AU '76 Plymouth Gran Fur. Stereo. air. PS/PB. tilt 'Wa1on , PS. P'W. PH whl. Ct C. 10,000 m1 AM/FM stereo. AC. All ~l extras Must sell. SUOQ. Call 714 -737-6449 aft '71 Mustang, 17,000 m1 . 6 :J>PM bJte new S200 below low --------- bk.. PP n2-8337 Seven 1977 Plymouth f\lry Suburban 4 door. 2 9945 aeat stauan wagons. All -••••••••••••••••••••• are autocnatic, aar cood . 'Tl Lmcoln Town c.a r 4 door 42K mtles New tares rull power al'r, cruse control llltwht-el AM FM Mt'reo lape. IC<ilhtr u1tenor Mao) mott ex:lr ab S6SO() C.. II mghls and on s .. 1 and Sun arfyl1 me 1148 ~ roof raclls, PS. Pil.- m:lSt have power wtn- dows. AM I FM stereo radios. some have speed control M tie ages run rrom 60,000 to 67,000 meed from $975 lo$~~· helow Blue Bo ot. woolesale pnce Thestt wa~ons are pracesj. ~ 9950 around Sl.500 each. Con ...._..._, tac.t •••••••• • • ••• • 0 0 0 •• • • • • tieet AdminL'llrator. ORANGE COUNTY'S Orange Coast ~T Daily Pilot UNCOLN·MERCURY 64.2"'321, Ext. 210 DEALERSHIP RAY FLADEIOE UNCOLN·llERCURY lfr18 A1£o ~nt.er Dr SDf"wy· Lak.e F<>n!Sl exu IRVINE 130.7000 i4 Sat.el.Ute custom 4 dr .. radio, air. Xlnl cond. 67,000 miles. Sl500.1 554·2160 days, 548-9627 ews. 99'• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 POllllocCatalaa t Woe; 9952 New tares, JUSt had :i ••••••••••••• •••• •••••• t~ up Needs timtnl: 79TUUO ttmt•geobnl Blue wauty -Must id.I' 4 speed. 4 cylJ.nder A/C. leather 1nlenor. mag wbttls. c:aasette deck. map light, Lotm1 Pnv pty IWst offer. Call 67S 2SH9 Id SC7S AS IS. IM6-5745 aft 6PM Classic '67 GTO. con\. a.i.r, full pwr. ong owner $2750 Ca 11 a ft 6 ur wtmm~ i8 Trans-Am, 17,000mi, t top, loaded $500 • take over lease 548-2335 Ventura, Custom 1973. 2-door. 4 new llres $1150 '9l Mustant? 289 auto. new 870-na., 551 l.!l83 en1 & trans New b r a k e s . p a 1 n t Tiut*'ilird 9970 Tbe price or items advertlaed by vehicle dea1en ln the vehicle clualfled ad'fertlslng columna does not in· elude any applicable t.aaa, license, transfer f .... finance charges, fees ror air pollution caab'ol device cert.JJ1ca· tiam or dealer documen· tar~ preparation c bar1e• unless PORSCHE'S WANTED 850 N Beach Blvd. LA HABRA '75 Xli Sport Coupe •2023 79 RAlllT DIESEL lotml. Xlnt. cond. Soab 9760 &lnroof. AM 1fo'M, air & 2!>33ulpg. $3,850. eves or ... •••••••••••••••••••• more Lemon yellow wlmda714-~161.9 '69 S<>nelt New paint, ~Sl $11l)O 10 8() 673-8954 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Seville, loaded. moonroor. real wire whb, new tires, GMAC guarantee to so.ooo Sll.300 s:JS.3010 or eve5 67J.Th50 78 T Bird. towne landau. 71 Coupe de Ville. loaded '65 MustanJC VS. auto. leather. lo m1 . all xtras w1xlras. stereo tape. xlnt orrll rond S3100 Must sell' SS.000-mak'.t• C1'\.llSe rootrol. tilt whl 213 '005 4134 offer 646-8525 (5 M1. No. of SA Fwy> r714JS22-53ll Sunday by Appt. .._. 9727 tires. upholslry Rare Have yo-u-re_a_d-today s clunate rontrol. 1w1hghl -----sent.toe! light. etc Im '74 Mustang 4 O I. rel? 1967 T Bird, xlnl l'Ond . ••••••••••••••••••••••• edition. Best oCr 493-4066 Claa&lfae<i Ads" IC not. ~~~~!!!!!!!!!~!!! Sell things fa.st with DBlly you're mwmg the best mac. ml lo"' pnce of ((811. clean Tarh. auto. Lill m good cond . eng & S5.890 493 ·6537 or Pt '.5. p i b. Hi mpg transgood,runsperfect ~ apeclfled by 11:. .... ~--"7S S30i: S3,000 miles. Sunroof. Im mac Ca II m«i83. AA 6, 67HOOS VISrT YOUR Pilot Want Ads harp.ms an town __ ' __ _. 494-lllU 64.S-21632 S700 842-4642 U. adftrtber. OIAM&E COAST HONDA HEAINjMIARTIRS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Sedan de Ville.. lo m1. A..tos.. UMd A..tos.. Used ' ext. warr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. 9520 ....................... MGA Coupe needs Eno. • rea1Alred. Must Sii[. .... ICN37i. l9CT = P.U. Good Riil. SlOOO or Best AUTOS WANTED Don't trade -sell us your used Mercedes Benz. Call us to fmd out wbal elf. ..... ---------4 your MBZ 's really '88 scmett. New paint, worth. tiN1 • upbolfiry. Rare Mission Viejo Imports dim. Beltofr. 493-4066 811-1740 'Tl m. lo/mi, lmmac . P/P. 957·26Sl A1k for Sbaroo.Upm 7S 3.~I. a\lto, elec. Wiii· dows, P/S, P/B, fact elec. sunrf, Becker stereo, f1jord blue w/dark blue leather, 43,000 ml Very clean & sharp. $9500 or best. 7S4-7782 TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES• SERVICE OLDSMOllU HOMO A GMC TIUCICS mo Harbor Blvd.. COSTA llESA Have something you want ___ 5_4o._9_6_4_0 __ _ NABERS l8CI .... ,. Ill to sell? Classified ada do 71 Honda CVCC ,..... 9530 a.aifled Ada 642-5678 it well. &&2-5678. s speed aood cood. 197 6 CADILLAC s5 7 9 5 ...... -••••••••••••• · ' COUPI DI v1w 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 DEMO CLE.AIA .. Cl! on C.maros. Capnces Monte C..rlos. Mah bus & Novu Drastic reduc Uom ' SAVE NOW!!! CONNELL CHEVROLET .'X.:>1 I l.1rhor llh ti I I r-.·1 \ \I I·.~ \ lt'JI Dodi• Zltabllab· Wo L.ecnieg 9580 I Mio LeaslftcJ 9580 sa500. 64.5-Slli .. • • • • • • •• ~ ...... e, tau bath, -••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• "19 CVCC, lO,ooomJ, llke One owner cat with leather seats Cabriolet ==~fri';,t. r-L-E_A_S.-E--;;;;-• ::..'":..~•=:: :::r-==~..:'i'&~~.~~· ··" ...... ~ .. ~,~·~;.~.~ 4__.Drt... t110 I ANY MOOR I....................... ~e·~~~ ........ 5599 5 ~ilJ~· c'!:~0:~: •••••••••-•••••••••••• I I '77 XJS V-12, 30Kml. qulpment Includes tf>llf Power Mat. ~ 23mp1. assume lse 'S5 ~ 4lll' new ma.. s l Iver I b 1 k l n le r . radio & cruise control Low mil"!( 148579) Slm/mo or make orfer. S46'-I 200 :=:nMs.~ suoo. 1 PA v oNL v 1 \fl0ED00c,~;a~~ 1977 CADILLAC s 6 6 9 5 1 ·om. 567 .. 10 XZ730 't1 lclOUt. 4cyln., '•'· I FIRST MONTH I Mon-~S-S. -~!~'!~:t:~ ... l~~ih~r seating arH. "12~cl:!aeU U&al. excep1Jonal I I "JI JAIJ XJUL. Sunrool, cruise control a AM/FM stereo redto ~77• CllML. IDGCl mi., SlJ8$. PAYMENT alnt cond. su.ooo (319RXH). ~ I I W)atr! aft I pm 540-5112 _________ ...,.. _______ ~~~ ~o:1:: ~I '11 CllerokH Cble~1 I * I...... t7JZ 1971 CAIMI.LAC power. air cond , ~at. l'uu MODIPOSIToaLASTMOMTM -... •••••••••••••• COUPIDIYILLI s9595 automatic va, radlo = na ~uf::o'f.'. 1 1 WI TAii AMY nADI 1 1 ~~~':; rJ AITIO IOOll • • • • • • • • • • ~. t~~-~z .!1i!~• •ma•m.am. 9'M»llOIOIMOn •••wbd1Mt414 ~n=.=o'~~tn.~' IPlll '21--........ -I PHOMICllDIT APPIOVAL ......... -t740 ------------· ,. El Olmblo. All/I'll =rt==--=.;·;;. .. :.·:: =~ ... ~~ ....... ~9795. ~~-:a.,:~~=: 11,;_, ,,.. air cm4. I 'II CAllJlC '11 C EllC A I ~111r11, tto.. etc.. FuU ..,_.,, trereo ttPe. wire wt..i OO¥lt'I. $4,1 O. 121·11t4 or --. ...... --. ..... e... ~...,, ... a te,ete• • .,,.., """"11,. ._ CIGlid, cbDc. bnna 1bel0w MN'1G9 mile&.. a 111 ot n-a.vi11e ....,,.. JI U • 'J' I S L L I I :=•..., ... ,... ~:;,::· •~•• ,..... 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COSTA MISJ.. ~: ~~~~~~~~ ........ ~2199 Ft.ill power. factory 11r condtt1on1ng. Landau top,_ tilt whHI. AM/FM stereo & SHARP! imowzi "n CHEVROLET s4499 CAM.t.RO COUPE ••••• , • W &1tOfNtlC trana . power steenng & brakes, hlctOtY air oond . till wheel. rallye wheels & low mla~1RFB~ ~~ .............. ~4999 Full power, factory air COl'd.. Cabr1olet top r.i~ wheels. tilt wheel, cruise control, aptlt powef' aeat & tow mll"I Sharpl (347TOJ). QOCEOfTWOl ..,4 flOID YAM s4999· ~ TOM ICOMOLI• •••• ve. eutomltto trrnt.. pwr. atMtfno a bfatote. air oond • AM/FM stereo w/C.B .• l'lltve ~ I new tlra Completely cuttomlnd intetiot - 1tove. retrtg • Mlf contained batht00m PLUS many mamv •xtr11I Only ••.000 m~ (718LIK) . • •• 17 TUESo:v, NOVEMBER 20, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS 1 Disco CIUh ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .. rDa•1er' Threat VOwed To Try 'Spies' TEHRAN, Iran <AP> - .Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomelnl declared today the remalnlne '9 !America hosta1e1 ln the oc- 1 cupied U.S.. Embuay here will 'be tried u spies if the United fStates does not return the ousted ,ahab to Iran. t "The bcMJtaees will remain in the neat al epiea and a.rt.er that President Carter will un- , de rs land what a mistake be bas lroade." said a statement by I Huntington ......... L&er tern Quits Huntington Beach Planning Commissioner John Stern an ounced Monday he is resigning rom the seven-member com ission. Stern, the senior member of e planning body, said he has -Other commitments that would tinterfere with his planning com- mission role. J He also said he 1s considering running for a city couocal seat in the 1980 muruc1pal election. Stern was renamed to the commwion by Councilman Bob 1Mandic after the council restructllred the planrung body earlier t.bts year Mandie s aid be will name a new comm1ss1oner within two weeks Valley Mulls Contract for City Man&ger Tbe Fountain Valley City Council ii ecbeduled to COD.lllder 1rantln1 a '4,000 contract t.ont&bt to Cit.y Maoa1er J&lllel Neal tor conaultlna servicea next year.· Neal, wbo bu ottered h1I res. t1natlon effective Dee. 31, would adYlle the council and a yet·to-be-named ••w cltJ ID&lla&er over a ~ Ptrtod folloWinl h1a reslpauon Uliidlil' termi o(tbe com.re~ CouDc:l.lm«l, Who bave tiMll \nteniewtna eppllcantt from amonc 100 penona peUtkillna for N•l'1 job, are ~ to ume W. IAICceilot b7 the met of t.bla IDCllltb, Aid Mayor Bernle S.allt.d. Tbe council 11 1cbeduled to • meet Iii t p.m. lo Clb' Hall, 10200 81aterAnt. 1 OD Spill Wone GALV-::ln~uu (AP)..-OU INil • tanker ID the Qlllf., ........ pound ca&o 5 1111 ....... OI Oal\'lllMll1 .. ~ OtlUd tQerta I 1bif4 11&1 OOlllJ ... ··~·-· Khomeini broadcast by Tehran radio. Hundreds of thousands or Ira· nians prepared to march in the capital and other major cities to mark the turn or the lSth Islamic century on Wednesday. The marches are expected to turn into the biggest anll· American demonstrations smce the start of the occupation of the embassy Nov. 4 Khomeini·s s tatement ap- peared to be tougher than his earlier declaration the hostages "should be . tried and punished.'' D<Mty __ ..,...,_ Hours earlier, the mahtants re- leased 10 more Amencans who were flown to Europe. Before they left Tehran, one or them satd the re maining hostages were 'in greater danger than we were." "Trials , are they n ot threats?'. said John Walsh, of Ogden, Utah, when asked lo ex plain the danger. tT'S A BREEZE -The wmds were brisk at Niguel Beach County Park Monday and Te rry Cook soared aloft on his hang gbder The air currents off the ocean lift ed ham almost vertically as his fn end Lee Stetson "alchcd They re from Lake Tahoe The 10 joined three others m a U.S. Air Force hospital in West Germany, and State Depart- ment officials in Washington said all of the 13 might be home before Thanksgiving. The six black men and four women released today were flown to Frankfurt, West GenpaftJ via Paris and driven to a U.S. Afr Force boQiUal in nearby W-aeebaden for IMdlcal examinations and questioning by u .s. <aicials. They bad an emotional reun- ion with two black Marines and another woman boeta1e freed Monday and also being treated at the Air Force Hospital in Wiesbaden. The 13 were freed on orders from Khomeim, who told the militants to release any blacks or wom e n among the 62 American hostages who .. were not spies." Near-crash Occurred Over Full Stadium SAN DIEGO <AP> -An airliner with 133 aboard barely missed colliding with a small plane over sold-out San Diego Stadium as the Chargers and Pittsburgh Steelers played foot- ball Sunday, Pacific Southwest Airlines said today. "When our pilot took evasive action, the 727 was about 6,200 feet d.irectly above San Diego Stadium," said PSA spokesman Skip Myers. Tbe jetliner was preparing to land on Flight 430 from San Francisco, Myers said. But pilot Bill Jolly saw "a Mooney-type small airplane" and made 81' abrupt left tum, mtssma it by about 300 feet, Myenaaid. At the time, 51.,910 were in the stands watchlne a National Football League aame that bad been told out since early ln the nuoa.. The Federal Aviation Ad miniatratlcm aaid the other pilot never reported the incident District Approves Pay Hikes Ocean View Sebool District trustees approved salary and waae increases Monday for more Ulan 1.000 emplo~eu amountin1 to $3C8,605 for the current fUlcaJ year. I ocluded in salary increases are SSO classified Cnon·teacbing) employees. Hourly wage in- creases also were ~ranted to 86 noon supervisors, 6S teachers' aides and 118 part-time custo- diam~. An estimated 200 s ub- stitute teachers were granted a daily wage increase. The increase for classified persoMel Is part of a new lbree- y ea r contract approved by trustees which calls for a 9 per cent hike retroactive from July J , 1979, through June 1980. An 8 percent increase 1s scheduled the following year. Fringe benefits will be m· creased $150 each year for the next two years. The contract was ratified earlier in the day by employees represented by the California School.<I Employees Assoc1allon. a CSEA representallve said Third-year increases will be negotiated in 1982. Following Monday's approval. substitute t eachers· pay an creases from a range of $40 to ~ a day to between $4S and SS8 Hourly wages for noon supervisors will mcrease from $3.45 to $3.80; college aides, from $3.20 to $3.50; and high school aides, from $2.65to$3.00. Hourly rates for part·time custodians will increase from $2.65 to $3.00 for entry positions and from $3 .22 to .$3 .65 for seniority positions. Iran OKs Press NEW YORK (AP> -Tbe lra- n i an government gave permiaaloo to The Associated Presa today to reopen ill bureau in Tehran. RB Mayor Irked Wind Gusts Wane; Mild Holiday Seen Wlnda that at timee pated up to 25 Jll1i. .. per bow Kaada.J a1onf puu ol tbe Orange OoMl were dying down today and weather forecutera predJcted a mild. IQllD;J 'lbanblirinl boll- da71banday. Early morning temperatures dipped mto the low 40s at coastaJ spots today. Wands blowmg orr the desert provided clear vistas m many areas. A brown haze that bung over the Los Angeles basm lhas mom· mg was being blown out to sea A spokesman for the South Coast Air Quality management Das tnct said the haze is caused by oxides of rutrogen. nearly 80 per ce nt or 1t com ing from automobiles. Forecasts for Thursday call fo r high temperatures along tht- coast near 68 and inland Orange County near 75. Lows Thursday morning will be an the 4-0s Winds gusting at 25 mph capabed a U.-foot sailboat two m.Uea off tbe euta~ .. Dana Point Rarhar at l p~ tlooday. Dave and Helen Rotltchild of Tust.ln were chilled by the 5'· desJ'w Wider but were anlQJared and m~ed to cling to the aide of their boat until Harbor Patrol depulles Ed Littlewort and Fred Thomas came to the rescue. a Harbor Patrol s pokesman sa.id The boat was towed to tbe harbor Small craft warnmgs were posted throughout the day Mon day all along the Orange Coast but were lifted by early everung, offlc1als said. Temperatures were expe<-ted lo be m the tugh 60s m coastal c1tu.•s today with lows tonight forecast an the 4-0s and m1d ·30s an extreme inland valleys The aar quality through Thank.sg1nng as forecast as good with the pollutant standard m dex forecast for 05. Beating Claimed HB Police Face $1 Million Suit A Huntington Beach man who claims his civil rights were violated during his arrest an July is suing police and the city for more than a $1 million Chrla John Turner. 24, of 20362 Dublin Ave. riled ' the suit early this month in Loa Angeles federal court and has named Police Chief Earle Robitaille amoo1 lhe defendants. Also named were police Sgt Edward McLau1hlin and of. ricers James Wilson, Richard Wri1bt, Malcolm Guleserlan and Dan Catalano. The •ult stems from a dla- turbaoce July 21 at the home Turner shares with roommates, according to tus lawyer, Marc Block of Huntington Beach. Block said police were called to break up a party at the hol.l.5e but that after partygoers left, of· ficers returned to the home Turner, who had been hiding In a bathroom along with a girlfriend and bis dog, confront ed police. Block said. Block said that Turner alleges that another officer moved in behind him, knocked him to the noor ana twisted his arm which became dislocated and then shattered. ·Coast Plan Group Hit Turner was arrested and booked ror •uspicion of dlsturt>- ln1 the peace and lnterferin1 wttb a police officer. Prosecu- Uon ii pendiq. In bii swt, 'l'umer seeks the Sl million in punitive damaces and $25,000 in loll ••IH and medical n;pemes. Huntlqton Beach Mayor Don Th• Bol11 Chica bhatftop MacAllllter chewed out mem· "proJeetwu•pproveclbythecoun· bera of tho city'• Local CoutaJ ell Jut )by. The Q.2-acre p~ Plan Committee Mondey for wu appealed Ude month lfter takinl an official 1tand afalnlt coastal commlnionera okayed th• COlltrovenlal dnelopm.ent tbe plan. Pl'Opotal without Cit)' Council approval. llacAlliater 1atd a requeet sent to the at.ate Coatal .Com· ml11lon tld.i wiek uritn1 dmllal ot th• 111..it s.acnruv pn>Ject ••• ''t.otally W'l'ODI·'' · "It ran, botberi me that an ad•i9or'Y committee wVuld tat an actioD like thlt when tb couadl alnadJ bH ta a ltaDd cm tbl mau.tr. •• ~ The mayor said tbe H- mem-r ctUun fro~ 1bould ban lta wrilta llap~ for ••'°" aptmt the tll1DklDI ot tbe .. . ( Ed ZlchOcbe, a committee m mber, aald &be denial nquen i a UDaD1mou '4edslon b1 coaizmu.a, bdt wu DOt ••a ttel'lll't IO neU for the c1t1:• He aa1a· 1·0•1taJ com· t • ml11loners bne requested In· form1t1on from tb• advlaory 1roup in the put and the memo was just a polnt in lnf orm1tion." M 1cAlllster Hid be was ao1ered laet aumme~ When a la- t.r wltb hlt name typed on the bottom wu MDl to memben of the Soutb Cout R ,ion Coutal Com mlulon without bl• knowlectie. That letter, which llited COD· cem• o th tars realdenUal project, WH HDt to com· mlN oaen ID a tar•• packet ol lnformatibft b7 u LCP m m , ZlebOcbe Hid. Pollce said tbe1 are ln· veat.laatlnl 'l\u'iier's alleitUons and ct'1 Attorney Gall Hatton aald Monda.1 her ome. I.I sn· partn• amwva to the claims. A..~mp Reopened Co11ncil Target Of Jibes By 81'£VE MARBLE Of .. o.lty """ ..... A jeering, foot-stomping throne of Huntington Beach resi- dents las.bed out at the city coun- cil Monday after approval of a neighborhood disco dance club was upheld. ··Don't bother to run for office again," 11houted one man as he stalked from the counc1l cham- bers The angry crowd cheered his parting remark About lSO residents of the neighborhood where the disco already as under construction showed up lo urge that council members pull the plug on the 6,000·square root Cahfornia Sun Disco But the council sustained the disco's approval last August by the c1ty•s Board of Zoning Ad- JUstments after Caty Attorney Gall Hutton warned that the legal appeal penod had lapsed Sht-cautioned Lhc council that denying Lhc profect and pulling bu1ldm~ penm~ for the dance hall. loc•ated an a -,hopping center at Magnolia Street and Garfield Avenue, ('Ould put the city m hot wate r "[ feel reall y bad," said Coun- cilman Bob Mandie. "We gave these people hope when we shouldn't have. l know you think the system ls screwed up and 1n some ways you re nght." Residents c laimed some homeowners bad not been DOtilied prior to the A uguat ap- proval ol the dance club. ··Tbe lack of compassion on the/art of the city lS appalling, .. aaJ John Bolineer. '"This whole affair has been an exhibition m incompetence and 1t makes me 111 •• Other residents promised to boycott the new shopping center and 'laid they might lalc:e the matter to court Councilwoman Ruth Bailey, the only member to vote against upholding th<> app r oval , chastised her C"Olleagues for not st1rkmg up for the residents This wouldn't be the first tame an attorney was wrong," s he co mm e nt e d on Mrs. Hut ton ·s le~al adv1rc.• OIS('O ownt'r Ron Evans. who t r1cd and f a1 l<'d to get a tern p<>rary rcstraanmg order agamsl the city th1:-. week, did not s peak at Monday:-. count"1 I session Paychecks Held Despit~ Advance CH ICAGO CAPI Despite a last mmute $37 million advance 1 n state funds, this week's paychecks ror teachers in the cash-strapped Ch icago pubhc school system wtll be five days Jale A Chicago Board of Education spokesman said payday must be delayed until next Tuesday so enough funds will be available to pay off $89 million LO short term notes due Monday. Coast Weather Faar and aunny through Wednesday. Lows tonight are expected to hold In the 40s at the beaches, drop- pln1 down to the mid-30s Inland. Highs Wednesday will be 68 along the coast and 75 inland. INSIDE TODA 't' Hr um PM Bm Koppa, hod a mcutn'a degru in dJvfnU11 end woa about to ff Wh tnldical tchool wMn 114 um~ ma "Death to 1114 Klan" raU11. Sff "Mflad fn TurmoU," Pao-All. ..... Sol,on Routed At Forum A Santa AJla man WU U'ftllt. ed on chars• of uaault and bat- tery Monday nllbt wben be al· lefedly puabed ud aboved Rep. Jerry Pattenoa, D-Santa Ana, durtq an open forum diac\U.loo at Saddleback HJab School. Pattenon wu not ~ured. PoUce said Harry D. Hunt, 51, WH •IT'elted at 8:17 p.m. after be ran up to the state where Patterson atood and be1an puablo1 the concret•man back •laimt the wall with h1a banda and chest. A Santa Ana police in· vesti1ator stationed in the au- dience ruabed forward to ap- prehend Huot, who police aaid baa • history of di1ruplin1 public meet.J.np. Readied tor Talu!of f Witnesses said Hunt became araumenlatlve, then enraged, durin1 a discuuion of the Panama Canal. Police aald Htmt WH clutching • brochure about "God's riabta and people's righta." ( Pat !Jases works on a elant tuna moth at Macy's Parade Studio in Hoboken, N.J., ln preparation for the depart- ment store's annual Thanksgiving parade. The moth and other colorful fioats will travel down Fifth Avenue in New York City Thursday and will be televised by NBC, Chan· nel 4, beginning at 8 a .m . Patterson waa speaking at the high school. 2.801 S. Flower St .. before about 100 persona et an open forum town hall-type meet· inl Rape T~yTbwarted By Laguna Woman Refugees Get Aid BANGKOK, Thailand CAP) - A special shipment of relief sup- plies for Cambodian refugees, a1Tan1ed by flnt lady Roealynn Carter, WU flown Into Banckok early today, a U.S. Em busy spokesman said. The shipment included a watar puriflcatloa unit, ............ tana.~ abeeta, tent. and med.lea! sup. pllea. A Laiun• Beach woman wu molated and her body ameand with yoiurt lmlde a buaJ.,.., Monday niebt by an auallant who later fied with $800 in cub. Poltc.,.e ~aid the victim bad locked IJJ("•t about 9:30 p.m. and was return.in& home with her 900 when she remembered she had foraotten the recelpla. She returned to the darkened bulldini and left her ion in the car aa she opened the bulldini a nd went to a rear room to retrieve the caah The suspect entered and con- fronted her, 11imulat1n1 a weapon and threateninl to kill her lf •be did not cooperate. The man smeared yoaurt on tbe woman's body and attempt· ed to npe her before abandon· ing the effort and fleeln1 with $800 in a money baa. The victim described her &11· sailant aa a male white, •tand· in& six.feet tall, with dark brown hair. Joins Campaign NEW YORK <AP) -One ol the oil lndu1try'1 moat out· spoken defenders i1 taklq a leave of ablence from Mobil Corp. to Joln the president1al campalp of Sen. Edward II Keuedy, one of the tnduatr')''s mOlt outapolren crttlca. Herbert Scbmert~ vice prealdent for public adalra at Mobil, wlll spend l1x weeks setttna up the MauacbUMttl Democrat'• ad· nrtlalq PJ'Oll'AUI. DAILY PILOT -' He was weartn1 • blue 1tr1.ped railroad bat, dark blue 1ki jacket and dark trouaera and gloves. HEW a Soft Life, Reporter Declares KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP> -When Esther Bauer reported to work dally u a receptionist al the Department of Health, Educa- tion and WeUare, she often read boolul or newspapers because she bad no work to do, accordln1 to a copyrl&bted story ln the Kanau City Times. Other times, she said, ahe and the other 8,000 employees wbo handle 39'7 program• in the Kan.au City office were inundated by paperwork -not just for Uncle Sam, but for HEW worken wbo turned to secretaries to handle personal or outalde business cor-respondence. HEW SPOKESMAN STEVEN GLOa1080 saJd the department would not comment at leJlllh on the articles appearln1 ln the newspaper until next Monday at a news conference by re&ional director 1bomu J . HJ11lDa. Two more articles are to be publiabed this week by Ms. Bauer, a reporter on the Times staff who took the job with HEW as a DeWI ualpment. GloriOIO said the first article Monday dealt with "dlatortions and innuendoe" and accused the Times of "unetblcal conduct" in placing Me. Bauer to the Job. In April, Ma. Buaer, a employee aew to the Times, took Civil Service teats and landed • job with the Kanau City HEW office - the center for a four-state operaUoo. lo the next three moot.bl 1be said ber role included; -A'J'TENDING 11:carrA•IAL 8E•INAU lutloa from three to elibt hours on bow to fW out forms correctly, lncludlnl • form OD ~rmiulon to attend traioiq counes whlcb t.akn elaht boun tra1.Dllll to learn; -Typlaa letten and · nmnlnl DbotoeoDlea, on a covemment macbine, for the private bualneu Of an HEW uecutive; -Typtni a reply from an HEW career bureaucrat to a Terre Haute, lnd. mail order record club that bad sent her a dun for an overdue payment; -'l'n>lnl a letter from Glor1010 to• bank prelident, plUJllnl tor a Job for Gloriolo'a brotber; -TYPING A TWO-SENTSNCE •E•O four tim• -uainf frnb MU at carbon eacb time -because • public affaln aulltult wa1 notaatllfied with the •·1~c" merltaottbe memo. -W1teMq a career buleauerat earnina more than '25,000 an· naallJ com1q 1n periodlcall1 at 11 a.m., reekln& of alcohol. Tbe Tlmel uld that WtUl an annual budaet of '200 billion, HSW . 1J>Ondl more ucb ,.... than all but a handful of ln· duatrtalbed natiODI. Tbat la Sl,000 tn tuea annually from every mu, womu u4chlld1n Amntca. Ml. Ml1D OUTLINSD 'lllE TYPICAL da1 in ber life u an KEW~: ' I a.m. AQI 1 -Cam• to work in the Feda'al Bulld.lq, read newapaper acl book for twq houri. 10 a.m. -TYDed .,.,.iop. addreu. 10: 12 •• m . ...:.:l>~ed nport. . 10:• a.m. -Malled two a.uen. 10:• a.m. -Placed Dbooe call to VenDODt for boa. U :22 a.m. -Typed r9'*9ed Job dllcrtptian. • 11:• a.m. -Went to luneb. Noca -~ from Juncb, tnnlf.-nd phone call, tblD nad becauaeoloodllAI to dO. I : 15 p.m. _. :l'ypl4 travel voucher. 1:2& p.m. -PUMd out mall for four buraaucrata. 2:IO p.m -Pa.Md out more mall to four bunaucratl, tben ~ nad Waute liad ~ &o do. 4:10im.: -Wnt,Mn:it. Her D8i4 -.u a dlJ. rtsarw lbOw 112 emplojen in the X1n1M t1 llSW otoc. eara more than tu.440 a fear and 40 •ant •,uo «more. B_.,.,•llse.r Darryl F. Zanuck, 77, a ma· jor figure at 20th Century Fox Studios for almost 40 years and one of the last great movie moguls, is re· ported m satisfactory condi· l ion at a Palm Sprrngs hospital with pneumonia. Gunshot Fatal In Anaheim; Man Arrested An Anaheim woman was killed by a single shot fired Into her chest Monday and a man pohce believe to be her former common law huaband wu ar rested on murder cbar1ea. Police satd Carol E. Fox. 48. who lived at 2205 E . Westport Drive, Apt. 1, wu beln1 treated by paramedlca at a o .. r-by ad- dreu b)'tbettme they amTed at 3: 10 p.m. The woman died at the scene Police recovered a handiuo tn the same room and arrested Marcus A Fox. 46, of 221.S E Westport Dnve, Apt. 1, wbo wu 10 an adj0Ul.ln1 apartment. The two reportedly were no longer livtn1 toaether Officers said witnesses dJd not hear an argument or a atruciJe m the apartment prior to the sound ot gunfire. A • mllar but mon llM)dffa prOJ)OHI bf Saudl Arabia'• stronsmu Crown Prtnee Filid lb Abdeiaals, '"'tid a 19q. term R"41 ~ the Aiab etate.• economic~ tD lmtbar the Arab came. * * * -SO March For Calm In Iran WASHINGTON CAP> -A amall ll'OUP of Americana and Iranians, baned by a court from 1atbert.ni ln front of the White House. marched today ln a pro- ceaaion aeekin1 • peaceful end to the lrant.n crtaia. Some ~ marchers, about equally divided between lra- nlana and Americam, 1athered In McPberlOO Square two bloclm from the White Rouae before headin1 for the Iranian Em· baaay, where they were to pre· sent a petition catun1 for • peaceful settlement. Many of the lranl an1 . however, told reporters they strongly supported the takins of Amencao host.ages at the US. Em bauy ln Tehran They claimed the Amencan people do not understand the reason• behind the 17-day sle1e Otber Iranian• said they stron&ly oppoMJd the seuure ··We are trying to show the A mencan people that we are c1v1Uzed." aaid a 40-year-old woman who said she baa lived tn the U ruled stat.es 22 years One Iranian, who uked to be Identified only aa Mobsen, said the seizure of the embassy was di reeled against the U .S gov- ernment, not lbe Amencan peo. pie. "We are askini the Amencam to support us and not the American 1overnmenl, ' be •aid. The marchers were under heavy police prot.ectlon, aad about a doaea other d••· onstnton, urClq ltronl U.S. action a1atnat Iran, 1atbered nearby Police kept the two s1de1 apart Frank F. Jackalone, cbaJrmao of the U S. Student Asaociatlon and an or1anJur ol the march , said the demonstration ·s aim was "to cut down the current level of hostillty on campuses'' between lraruan and US. stu dents Anthony Blunt. former art adviser to Queen Elizabeth, tells a London press con· ference of bi. experiences as a Russlan •PY In the 1930s c see story, Page A4 >: Police Seek Identity of Murder Victim Coroner's deputies expect to confirm identification this week of a murder victim whose body waa fotmd Nov. 13 in an Irvine Ranc h asparagus field near Tusttn. Officials a aid they don't yet have pc»illve confirmation or the man '1 idmlity. Tbe man, wbo poUce aald had beea lbot in the bead foar times, ellecuUoa·atyle, wa1 fully clothed ,._ bia bod;y wu r..:..s by field ....... The ~ c-..ntan. thought to be in bis twenties, v.as wear1ne a while v. indbreaker, lone sleeved 1hlrt, pants and .k>ellD• shoes. H e also wore a reli1ious medallion around bl.I nut and ,. as tattooed on both forearms. police said Hts nghl forearm bore a Marine Corps lmpnnt along with a bulldog, while nls left f.orearm waa tattooed with a snake. --~~--~~------------------~----~----~~---- c • Give her our best. ln 14 brat yellow gold: A.$250. 8. $.100. C. $!500. D. MOO. E. $315. F. Sl,950. G $.1,000. H. $4,000. • • • Threat Vowed To Try 'Spies' TEHRAN, Iran <AP> - Ayatollah RuboUab Khomein.t declafed today the remainiq '9 Amerlean boat.aea in the oc· cupied U.S. Embassy here will . be tried u tples lf the United States does not return the ousted 1 abab to Iran. I l land Swap 611 Goes To Carter A bill which authorizes a Jand swap between the Irvine Com pany and the Marine Corps for construction of military housing has cleared the Senate and gone to President Carter for bis signature. A spokesman for Rep. Robert Badham, R·Newport Beach. I said Monday the m1htary authorization bill could be signed by the president m the first week of December. Under provisions of the land exchange. the Mari!Ml Corps air base at Tustin will receive about 38 acres of land located along Harvard Avenue by gtvtnc the Irvine Company a 75-acre strip along the north and northeast boundary of the base to provide a rieht of way for widen.iq aod nteDd1na lrriDe Center Drive. Tbe propoal bas already bem approved by the House of Representatives. The Irvine City Council last week voted to monitor the prog- ress of environmental studies being done relating to the land exchange, construction of hous· ing near the base and widening of the road Council members Mary Ann Gaido and Larry Agran both said. however, that studies should be done on the land swap itself, which they felt was a ma- jor federal project coming under National Environmental Policy Act guidelines The military has already pre pa red an environmental analysis on the construction of 216 housing units near the'l'ustin helicopter base. Mrs. Gaido said she was con- cerned that schools and roads in Irvine .could ~uffer from the pro- posed swap and subsequent con- struction of housing. Treaty Debate WASHINGTON <AP> -The Senate Foreign Relations Com· mittee says rejection of the SALT II treaty would ~ dangerously boost the arms I race. leaving the Soviet UnklD f unrestrained and seriously rilk- inC the ltahility of the noclear balance. Floor debate can besln 8D7time after Monday. Coast Weather Fair and IUDDY throujb Wednesday. Lows tonllht .... expected to bold ln the 409 at the beaclte9, dr0p- P1u· down to ttie nl.ld..-. lnl&nd. B11ba Wednelday wlll be • a.Jon8 the coat 1 ud75t1Wmd. "The bosta1es will remain in the nest ol spies and alter that President Cart er will un- derstand what a mistake be has .made," said a statement by Khomeini broadcast by Tehran radio. Hundreds of thousands of Ira· mans prepared to march m tbe capital and other ma1or cities lo mark the turn of the 15th Islamic century on Wednesday. The marches are expected lo turn mto the biggest anti- American demonstrations since the start of the occupation of the embassy Nov. 4. Khomeini's statement ap- peared to be tougher than tus earlier declaration the hostages "should be ... tried and punished" Hours earlier. the militants re leased 10 more Americans who were flown to Europe Before they left Tehran, one of them said the remaining hostages were "in greater danger than we were" "Trials, are they not threats?" said John Walsh, of Ogden, Utah, when asked to ex- plain the danger. The 10 joined three others in a U.S. Air Force hospital in West Germany, and State Depart- ment officials in Washington said all ol the 13 might be home before 'lbaobllvin.c. The six black men and four women released today were flown to Frankfurt, West GermlQY Tia Pari.I and driven to a U.S. A1r l'oree hospital in nearby Wiesbaden for medical examinations and questioning by u .s. officials. They had an emotionaJ reun- ion with two black Marines and a nother woman hostage freed Monday and aJso being treated at the .Air Force Hosp1taJ 1n Wiesbaden. The 13 were freed on orders from Khomeini, who told the militants to release any blacks or women among the 62 American hostages who "were not soies " He said blacks were oppressed in the United States and that Moslems treated women kindly. Slate Department officials in W asbington said they did not know why the militants kept two other women and one black man in custody. The U.S . ambassador to France, Arthur A. Hartman, said the six m en and four women freed today "looked in good shape. considering what they have been through." Hartman met them at Orly Airport in Paris, where the bostaees boarded an Air Force hospital plane that carried them to Frankfurt. French security officials said an Iran Air jet car- l')'inl the 10 from Tehran landed at Orly with one engine smok· ing. Wife Told School Trustee In Danger The wife of newly elected 1cbool board trustee Gordon Getebel received a telepbooe threat llcada7 Dl&bt trom a man who aa1d ber husband would be killed anJea a $5t~ ramom wtre ~ lrvlDe pouce aaid. Oetebel, elected to tbe Irvtne UDltled 8dlioo1 Dtat.r:lct board in tbe New. e elecUoo, WN at work JloodaJ ntahl and not in aay daqer, Police u.lcl. SnzmJM Ge&cblel reeelftd tbe call at about 10:'5 p.m. Sbe to.Id om~ t1w caller had a ••c1eep IOft ftllce." TH man toad bir· •J'ft ldd- napped Oardaa and Ulll .. JOU tit ·.c:~· de*«! ••• ne u.. buq ..,, • Ulcl lln. Oetebel 1a1CI tb• lm· m~ eilJed w buabaad at work la li.nta Alla •nd ah· OOYend be WM all rtitat. SM tad omcen abe bad no l4ea Wllo woald have made tucb a call.~ tbeorUe that the 'Cllll ........ 1IO c ... 'm.tNa • ,......, .... for prom. ~ I\ f IT'S A BREEZE -The wmds were bnsk at Niguel Beach County Park Monday and Terry Cook soared aloft on his hang glider. The air currents off the ocean lJfl· ed him aJmo~t vertically as tus fnend Lee Stetson watched They re from Lake Tah<>t! 'Executed' Man's I.D. Expected Wind Gusts Wane; Mild Holiday Seeii Cormer's clepatiee e:spect to confirm identification this week of a murder victim whole body WU fcaad Nov. 1J in an Irvine Ranch aapara,ua field near Tustin. Officials said they don't yet have positive confirmation of the man's identity The man, who police said had been shot ID the bead four times. execution·style, was fully clothed when bis body was found by field workers The brown-hatred Caucasian. thought lo be 10 his twenl.Jes, was wearing a white windbreaker, long sleeved shirt, pants and Jogging shoes. He also wore a religious medallion around his neck and was tattooed on both forearms. pohce said. His nghl forearm bore a Marine Corps 1mpnnt along with a bulldog, while lus left forearm was tattooed with a snake. Winds that at llmea gusted up to 25 mUea per hour llooday atone perts of the Oranse Coat were dying down todaJ aDd weather forecasters predicted a mild. sunny 'lba.abgt~ holi- day Thursday. Early morning temperatures dipped into the low 40s at coastal spots today. Winds bloWlllg off the desert provided clear VJStas m many areas. A brown haze that hung over the Los Angeles basm thlS mom· mg was being blown out to sea A spokesman for the South Coast Air Quality management Dis· trict said the haze 1s caused by oxides or nitrogen. nearly 80 per cent or 1t coming from automobiles. Forecasts for Thursday <'all for tugh temperatures along the coast near 68 and inland Orange County near 75. Lows Thursday morning will be an the 40s. Winds gusting at 25 mph No Injuries c apsiud a 19-foot sailboat two milea off tbe entrance to Dana Polnt ~at 1 p.m. Monday. Daff md lle&m Rothchild of Tustin were chlUed by the 54 de1ree water bat were unlnJu.red and mea_. to din1 to the Dde of their boat until Harbor Patrol depuues FA LrttJewort and Fred Thomas came to the rescue. a Harbor Patrol spokesman S8ld. The boat was towed to the harbor Small craft warnings were posted throughout the day Mon· day aU along the Orange Coast but were lifted by early everung, officials said Temperatures wen· expected to be in the high 60s m coastal c1t1es today with lowc; tonight foreC'ast m the 40s and m1d·30s in extreme mJand vallev<, The air quality through Thanksgiving as foreca~t as good with the pollulJlnt standard an dex forecast for 05 Major Freed Of Death Rap MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho CAP> -Manslaughter charges were dismissed against Air Force Major Kevin D. Mullen after a magistrate ruled there was insufficient evidence to show a crime had been com- mitted. Attack Disrupts Santa Ana Talk Mullen was charged with ln- voluntary ma.nstaugbter 10 Sep- tember after a coroner's jury -"1led be negligently caused the death ol Air Force Capt. Eva Lents.30. A Santa Ana man was arrest- ed on charges of assault and bat- tery Monday night wben be al- legedly pushed and shoved Rep. Jerry Patterson, D.Santa Ana, during an open forum diacussion at Saddleback Hilb School. Pattenon was not Injured. Police said Harry D. Hunt, 58, waa arrested at 8: 17 p m. after he ran up lo the staee wbere Patterson stood and began Final Eseape Time Rwu Out on Che~ney • SAN DIEGO CAP> -Chesney, a dog even the California state appeals court tried to save. was put to death. • 1be S.year-old German shepherd kept uc:aping from hil owner, David Biese. In two yea.rs, animal control oftleen aaid they bad to capture the frisky do&lO~. Vind.niA Urban of San Joie offered to let Chaney live on her three-acre ranch at Mor1an Hill. But the Santa CJara Coun!fioaolmaJ control office said her •ix· footfencewutoo n. Tbe Clark COunty Humane Society ln CU Ve1u reportedly offeied to offer blm for adoption. But the offer w11 never verified du.rtq a stay of aecutlon 1ranted bY. Slipe_rlor Court -Jaqe Eliza th N. Zumwalt and upbeld by the appeall court. But Ume finally ran out and <Jiesney w11 stven th fatal cto.e of IOdlum pbeDi>bli'bltal Monday D.11bt. > 1 push10g the congressman back against the wall with his bands and chest A Santa Ana police in· vestigator stationed m the au- dience rushed forward to ap preheod Hunt, who police said baa a history o( disrupting public meetJncs. Wltneues said Hunt became ar1umentative. then enraaed. during a dlacuasion of the Panamacanal.PolicesaidHUllt waa clutching a brochure about "God 's riehts and people's rt bts." ~attenao wu speaktna at the bi1b lebool, "801 S. Flower St .• before about 100 penona at an • open forum town hall-type meet· tng. 500 Evacuees Return Home KNOXVILLE. Tenn. <AP> - SoDl• 500 l*llOlll, lnelodiq 148 bol9ital Dlldtnts. NCumed early today ;Jo ~tbeir bome1 and bolDltal beck, after • J.Wna tad: .truck fOl"C9CI NlldeDta tn a balf ·Dlll• 40watown area to aeramble for Af et1, aUtbilritiel aid. ••tt ... atnme~ ~ becaUle the vapon wer. Mac· llll cloie to the,lr'Ound," Aalb· tant f'lre Cb.let Chirl .. H..ard aald. ••One ·~ aaMt then'& no bacldnf up to correct Ml' _. ... Fl FTEEN CENTS) First In City History 87 DAVID IWTZJl.ANN at•o.tr ......... Memben of the Irvine Police Aaaoclation overwhelmingly ratified a wage agreement with the city Monday afternoon. potentially the first labor agree- ment in Irvme's short hislor) The City Council will consider the package at its Dec 11 meet- ing Spokesmen for the police as- soc1 auon said members voted 36-9 to raW'y the tentative. two year wage pact, wtuch caJls for cost-of-living increases or 8.5 percent the first year and 8 per cent the second year As of July 1. the salary range for police ofhcers was Sl,262 lo Sl.767 per month. For sergeants the range -was SJ .620 to $2, 106 Sgt \'1c Theis, d spokesman for the group, said negot1auoru. 'With the city, the first mvolvlO~ an or~aruzed bargainang unit. went smoothly and ··no maJOr obstacles drosc during thl' ('Ourse of the talks, which began late la:>t month Assistant City Manager Paul Brady, a member of the city s negouatmg team. said the pact was ··reasonable" and he would recommend its appr~ the council next month./ . He said he didn't yet have an estimate Of the C'OSt of the agree ment. Tbel9 aaid that in addition to cost~·UYing increases, the pro posal call<> for the city to pay for a medJcat dlsab1bty rellremt'llt sy1tem beguullng in 1981. nus wou.Jd provide officers who are injured with 50 percent of their pay for life if disabled Fnnge benefits an the propQSa1 call for 10cent1ve pay hikes of 3 percent for officers who receive an intermediate degree from the state's Peace Officers Standard." and Trammg program I POST 1 and a 6 perc-ent increase for those who rece1 ve an advanced POST cert1f1c-ate Serg~anLs also v.111 rece1vf' a ti percent boost for completion of Dale Ccime~w course-. or their equ1valt.•n l Carnegit.• I'> the .rnthor of the book · I lo\\ To Wm Priends and lnnut•m·1· J>eopl•· Add1t1onall} officer., or• s~c1al assignment v.ho are on call will gel a 5 IH~rccnt addetl pay bike Rrady said with 1nrenuves added an. some officers t0uld get JP lo a 12 1 percent wage hake m the first year of the agreement The two sides concluded negot1allons on the pact Fnday. Tl'fe police assoc1at1on represents all employees m the police officers and sergeants unit as the result of an electJon last May The scope of that representa- tJon includes wages. hours and other terms or employment Lieutenants. captains and the chief of pohce negotiate 1n div1dually with the city for their salanes Smee pohce have the only bargaining unit in the city. Brady said pay raises for other municipal employees ase bemR handled as they have been m the past. A wqe survey bas been done on salaries in other cities and tentative recommendations will be made by the city manager to the council. 01,d Warship Yields Booty SAVANNAH, Ga. <AP> Divers b~ulled 10 hi&h· upaive , a leg shackle and what appean to be the bot· tom of a .tllstey bottle from the sunken Confederate warship CSSGecqia. The artUacta were recovered by the Army Coq>1 or EDatDMrl, wbicb lt ttud.)1.nl tbe po11lblllty of raillns the wrechd U.cJad. A potential buard to uvtpUoo, the to.gun, llO·foot wUsbip' 11• ln 30 feet of water In U.. Shannah River 1blppia1 ebanneli_ -:aboul lwo ml ... dowmbwm D"Om the city. It Wll acuttled when Union Gee. Wllll1m T. Sherman's arm1 captund Savannah to 1*. \ ·~~ TERRAN, Iran CAP> -Inn's central bank bu recommended that the revolutloo_, Ialamic re1lme escalate its eCODOmlc cold war wltb the United States by no lon1er accepttna U.S. dollars ln payment tor oil on th world market, the omclal Para newa aaency reported today. 1 President Carter bas ordenld an embarao on U.S. lmporta of Iranian oil because Islamic mili· tanta took over the U.S. Em- baaay ln Tehran and were bold· lng Ill employees hostage. Before t.be cut-ofr. Iranian oU accounted for 10 percent of U.S. oil importa, or about 3.5 percent or the oil used in the United States. RftldM!d lor Takeoff Pars, quoting 8fl unidentified source in Iran's Melli Bank. said I ran 's revolutionary Council would consider the bank's rec- ommendation to accept only German marks and Swiss francs for 011 sales, but d.Jd not set a date for a dec1s1on Pat Bases works on a giant luna moth at Macy's Parade Studio in Hoboken, N.J., in preparation for the depart· ment store's annual Thanksgiving parade. The moth and other colorful floats will travel down Fifth A venue in New York City Thursday and will be televised by NBC, Chan- nel 4, beginning at 8 a.m • The source also said Iran's dollar holdings amounted to $1.3 billion m U.S. banks an the Unit- ed States and between $4 billion and $5 billion in American banks outside the United States. Rape TryThwarted By Laguna Woman Carter ordered those assets frozen when Iran announced it would withdraw all its funds from U S. banks. Thursday Itanian Foreign Af. rai rs supervisor Abolbassan Bani Sadr said his government had stopped accepting dollars for oil as of Nov 13. But Oil M imster Ali Akbar Moinfar the same day derued Baru Sadr's statement. Laguna Beach woman was ested and her body smeared Yoeurt l.Dside a business day night by an assailant ater fled with $800 in cash. lice said the victim had locked up at about 9.30 p.m. and was returning home with her son when she remembered she bad forgotten the receipts. She returned lo the darkened building and left her son in the car as she opened the building and went to a rear room to retrieve the cash. The suspect entered and con· fronted her, simulating a weapon and threatening to kill her ir she did not cooperate The man smeared yogurt on the woman's body and attempt ed to rape her before abandon- ing the effort and fleeing with $800 in a money ba.c The victim described her as· sailant as a male while, stand- ing six feet tall, with dark brown hair Joins Campaign NEW YORK <AP) -One or the oil industry's moat out- spoken defender• is taklnl a leave or ablence rrom Mobil Corp. to join the presidential campaip of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, one of the industry's most outspoken critics. Herbert Scbmert1, vice president for public affairs at Mobil, will apend m weeb aettin1 up the MQSacbUMUa Democrat'• ad- vert!ainl prosram. DAILY PILOT , • He was wearing a blue stnped railroad hat, dark blue skt jacket and dark trousers and gloves. HEW a Soft Life, Reporter Declares KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP> When Esther Bauer reported to work daily as a receptionist at the Department or Health. Educa- tion and Welfare, she often read books or newspapers because sbe had no work lo do, according to a copyrighted story in the Kansas City Times. Other times, she said, she and the other 6,000 employees wbo handle 397 programs in the Kansas City office were inundated by paperwork -not just for Uncle Sam, but for HEW workers who turned to secretaries to handle personal or outside business cor· respondence. HEW SPOK.E;.SMAN STEVEN GLORIOSO said the department would not comment at length on the articles appearing in the newspaper until next Monday at a news conference by reJiooal director Thomas J . ffiliim· Two more articles are to be published this week by Ms. Bauer, a reporter on the Times ataff who took the JOb with HEW as a news assignment. Glorioso said the first a&'llcle Monday dealt with "distortions and innuendoa'' and accuaed the Times or "unelhlcal conduct .. in placing Ms. Bauer ln the job. Io April, Ma. Buaer, an employee new to the Times, took Civil Service tests and landed a job with the Kansas City HEW office - the cent.er for a four-state operation. In the next three moolbl sbe said her role included: -ATl'ENDING SECRETARIAL 8EMINA&8 laatin1· from three to eight boura on bow to fill out forma correctly, lncludinl a form on permission to attend tra.inln1 counea which takes elcbt houri tralnln1 to learn; -Typln1 letters and nmntng photocoplea, on a 1ovemment machine, for the private bualnell of an HEW executive; -Typi.na a reply from an HEW career buteaucrat to a Terre Haute, Ind. mail order record club tbat bad HDl ber a dun for an overdue payment; -'I'ypiq a letter fro~ to a bank president, plu111Dg for a Job for Gtorioeo'a b ; -TYPING A TWO.a CS MEMO four times -ustni frttb Mt.I ol carbon ucb -beeaUM a public attain llllltant wu notldlflect WiU. the•• c'' m4"1taoltbe memo. -WakbiJla.a caner buN&Ucrat earnlnt _more than '25,000 an- nually cwnina in pt~ at 11 a.lh., reeklnl or alcohol The nm .. aald that wttll In annual budaet ol '200 billion, HEW tpenda more each year tban au but • handful ot ln- dUltrialbed nations. 'lbat la fl,000 in tuea annually h'om every man, woman llDd cbild ln Amertca. II& MVE& OUIUNBD TBS TYP1C.U. day in ber life u an HEWworbr: a Lm. Aul. 1-Camt to Wart in the 1'9deral Buildlq,-read new.,.._ ADI bOolt tor two b!Nn. 10 a.m. -TJped ., •• ~ 10: JJ a.m.'~l'bOt.oeopMd NPOl1-· to:• a.m. -Muled two....,., lOt• LID. -PlaCltcl ,.... cul to Vermoat for boa. 11:11 a.m. -Tr1*1 N'ftlld job dltortptlon. u:eo a.m. Wmt'm twll. NOON -ASIVINSD '80• luneh, tranaternd pboDe call, tMlt t....s tile& .. OI ...... to do. · 1:u p.m. -Tned lrlftl vouc:htr. z:•p.m.-PAINd out ma11 fOl"four buluuerata. 1:• •·•1 -"PUHi out more mall to four bureaucrata, u.en ..... ., ............... '° clo. .. t:•1· -·-..... ;~~ 1W Nii, .. M :•:at· '1111N1 1boW 1D emPIQJ• ta the KliDNI Mn OfftM •arD moN tho .U.'40 a year and'° earn · •·••armon. . A rhnflar bat men modlnte propotal bf: lac dJ Arabta•1 ltlon,._, Cn>wD Prlnc. F*I Jbii AbdaJuJs, m•td a 1oq. W1D ..., of the Arab ...... ecoDOlldc ~ to tunher the Arabe&UM. * * * SO March • ...,. ... zeft . ~ .......... Darryl F. Zanuck, 77, a ma- jor figure at 20th Century Fox Studios for almost 40 years and one of the last great movie moguls. 1s re- ported in satlSfactory cond1- t1on at a Palm Springs hospital with pneumonia ~ .For Calm In Iran WASHING TON <AP> -A amaU IJ'OUP at Americana and lranJaaa, barred by a court from catbertq in lroat ol the White House. marched today ln a pro- ceaalon aeekinl a peaceful end to the Iranian crisis. Some 50 marcben, about equally divided between Ira- nians and Americans, gathered in McPberaon Square two blocks from the White House before beadinc for tbe Iranian Em- bassy, where they were to pre- sent a peUUon calling for a peaceful eett.lement Many of the Iranians however. told reporters they strongly supported the taking ol Amencan hostages at the U S Em baasy in Tehran Tbey claimed the Amencan people do not understand the rea5ons behind the 17-d.ay siege Other Iranians said they strongly opposed the seizure "We a.re trying to sbow the American people that we are ca vthzed, .. said a 40· year old woman who said she has lived lD Gunshot Fatal In Anaheim; Man Arrested the Uruted Slates 22 years ~ An Anaheim wQman was killed by a single shot fared into her chest Monday and a man police believe to be her former common law huaband wu ar- rested on murder charses. Police Aid Carol E. Fox. 46. who lived at 220S E . Westport Drive, Apt. 1. wu being treated by paramedics at a nearby ad- dress by the time they arrived at 3: 10 p.m. The woman d.Jed at the scene Pohce recovered a handgun m the same room and arrested Marcus A Fox, 46, of 2215 E Westport Dnve. Apt l. who was 10 an adJouung apartment. The two reportedly were no longer living together. omcers said witnesses did not hear an argument or a struggle 10 the apartment pnor to the sound of gunfire. One Iraruan, who asked to be 1dent1f1ed only as Mohsen, sa1d the seizure or the embassy was directed against the U S gov ernment, not the Amencan peo. pie We are asking the Amencans o s upport us and not the American government.·· be Hid The marchers were under heavy police protection. and about a dozen other dem- onstrators. urginJt strong U S action against Iran. gathered nearby Police kept the two sides apart Frank F Jacltalone. chairman or the u s. Student AssocialJon and an organizer or the march. said the demonstration's aim was "to rut down the current level ol h06lJllty on campuses" between lraruan and US. stu-dents Give her our best. In 14 karat yellow gold: A. $2.50. 8.$300. C.$.500. 0 .J400. B.$375. F.$1,950. G.$3,000. H.$4,000. ' • • J ....,,w1..11~ ·~-· ........ Anthony Blunt, former art adviser to Queen Elizabeth. tells a London press con- f l'rence of his experiences as a Hussian spy m the 1930s (Sec.> SlOr) Pagt A4 I Gulf Oil Jlire at HB Confined F1 r«>f1ghters from two c1t1es converged on the Gulf 0 11 Co tank farm an tfontangton Beach this morrung to douse a blaze that erupted as workers were welding new pipes at the facility Nine units from the Hunt 1ngton Beach and Fountain Valley fire departments con- trolled lbe fire an about 10 minutes. "'he blue sept bbck smoke blUowing over the city The smo«e was visible for mJles The tank farm is at Hamilton a nd Newland Street not far from the Southern California Edison Co power plant at Newland and Pacific Coast Highway A spokesman for Gulf Oil said a large tank about SO feet from where the fire started was JUSt failed with 130.000 barrels or crude oal -----------------------------~----- ~7 'l. ana Threat Vowed To Try 'Spies' t TEHRAN, Iran CAP> -"Tbe hostages will remain in Ayatollah Rubollab Kbomelnl the nest of spies and after thal declared today tbe rem&lnin&O President Carter w~ll - American boa.ages to tbe oc-derstand what a mistake bas cupied U.S. Embassy hen will made," said a state.\n nt by be tried u aples lt the United Khomeini broadcast by Tehran State.t dOes not return the ousted radio. shah to Iran. Hundreds of thousands or Ira- I IWl'I,.......,,.... Spe•laat0€€ .Mike Farrell, star of the bit lTV show •MASH.. and a former community theater 1actor at lbe old Laeuna Playhouse, was the featured speaker for the final day of Women's Week at· Orange Coast College. See Featur- ing, Page Cl. Old Warship Yields Booty SAVANNAH. Ga. <AP> -Divers have pulled IO high- xplos1ve shells; a leg shackle and what appears lo be the bot- tom of a whiskey botUe from the sunken Confederate warship CSS Georgia The artifacts were recovered by the Army Corps of Engineers, wluch is studying the poss1bihly or raising the wrecked ironclad. A potential hazard to navigation, the 10-gun, 150-foot warship lies m 30 feet of water in the Savannah River shipping channel, about two miles downstream from the city. It was scutUed when Union Gen. Wilham T. Sherman's army captured Savannah in 1864. nians prepared to march in the capital and other ma1or cities to mark the turn of the 15th Islamic century on Wednesday The marches are expected to turn into the biggest anti· American demonstrations since the start of the occupation of the embassy Nov. 4 Khomeini's statement ap- peared to be tougher than bis earlier declaration the hostages "should be tried a nd punished." Hours earhei, the militants re- leased 10 more Amencans who were flown to Europe Before they left Tehran, one of them said the remaanmg hostages were "in greater danger than we were " "Trials. are they not threats?" said John Walsh, of Ogden, Utah, when asked to ex plain the danger The 10 jo10ed three others m a U.S Air Force hospital in West Germany, and State Depart· ment officials in Washington said all of the 13 might be home before 1bankaeivtng. The six black 111en and four womea releued 'today were flown to Frankfurt, West Germany via Paris and driven to • U.S. Air Force boepltal in nearbJ Wiesbaden for medical examln.atlooa and questionin1 by u .s. offtcla.la. They had an emotional reun- ion with two black Marines and another woman hostage freed Monday and also being treated at the Air Force Hospital in Wiesbaden. The 13 were freed on orders from Khomemi . who told the militants to release any blacks or women among the 62 American hostages who "were not spies." He said blacks were oppressed in the United States and that Mos lems treated women kindly State Department officials in Washington said they did not know why the militants kept two other women and one black man in custody. The U.S. ambassador to France, Arthur A. Hartman. said the six men and four women freed today "looked in good shape, considering what they have been through." Hartman met them at Orly Airport in Paris, where the hostages boarded an Air Force hospital plane that carried them to Frankfurt. Thomp~on to Quit CUSD Board Post ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 201 19'19 Seniors ff at Test IT'S A BREEZE The winds were brisk at Niguel Beach County Park Monda)-and Terry Cook soared aloft on his hang g tider The air eurrents off the ocean lift l'd him <Jlmost vert1call't as hlS friend Lee St ebon walt'hed The) re from Lake Tah~ Lagunan Robbed, Molested A Lqana Beach woaum was molested and her body 11mea.red with yogurt i.na1de a business Monday oilbl by an auailant who later Oed with '8C>O in cash. Police said the victim had locked up at about 9:30 p.m . and was returning home with her son when she remembered she bad forgotten the rec:e1pts She returned to the darkened building and left her son in the car as sbe opened the builchng and went to a rear room to retrieve the cash. The suspect entered and con fronted her. s1mulallng a weapon and threatening to kill her if she did not cooperate. The man smeared yogurt on the woman's body and attempt ed to rape her before abandon mg the effort and fleeing with $800 in a money bag The vitllm descnbed her as· sailant as a male white. stand ing six feet tall, Wllh dark brown hair. He was wearing a b1ue stnped railroad bat. dark blue s ki jacket and dark trousers and gloves. Services Held For LB Artist Fern Warner Services were held Saturday for long-time Laguna Beach artist Fern Gary Warner. who died Tbunday at the age of 85. Mn. Warner lived in Laguna Beach for more than 50 years and .vu an exhibitor at the La"1Jl& Beach Festival of Arts for 38 yeara. Sbe was known as Fem Gary to colleetors wbo bought her oil palnttncs of seascapes. boats and flowers. She exhibited her work.I extensively on life Pacific Coast, winnlng many awards. She wu curator af the Laguna Beach Art A.ssoclatlon Gallery from 1M3 to 1950 in the buildinl tbat lat.I' became Laiuna Beach Mueum~Art. Mt1. Warner wa1 also a ipember ot the Women Painters in the West and the Naticmal Leaaue ot American Penwomen. Her b'--band, Cllfton Warner, a reth·ed potter and wood-c•ner. died two 1•an qo. Sbe te 1urvtved by 1l1ten Neall• o. Knauae. Santa Monica and Rifth OU7. ol Palmdale; • bl"Othet, Cla"11c• Guy. San Mari.DO an4 Dl~ Frances G. Sailtb, Santa Moo.lea. lnin OKs Rre e NEW YGRK CAP> -The Ira· aha IO'f•r:nraent 1••• permfulolt to TIM ~ Pr ... todQ to nope lta bar9MI IDT .. . Wind Gusts Wane; Mild Holiday Seen Winds tbal at times gusled up to 25 milea per hour Monday alonf .,.,C:S of the Onnge C.o.t were dytn1 down today and weather forecasters predicted a mild. sunny Tbankagiv101 holi- day Thursday. Early morning temper.lures dipped into the low 40s at coastal spots today. Winds blowmg off the desert provided clear vistas an many areas A brown haze that hung over the Los Angeles basin this morn· ang was being blown out to sea A spokesman for the South Coast Air Quahty management Dis- trict said the haze 1s caused by oxides of rutrogen, nearly 80 per cent of 1l coming from automobiles Forecasts for Thursday call ... tor high temperatures along the coast near 68 and inland Orange County near 75 Lo"" s Thursday morning wtU be an the 40s Winds gusting <Jt 25 mph 97GetBike capsized a 19-root sailboat two miles oft \be entrance to Dana Poblt u.t.ara l p.m • .,._..,. Dave md Helen Bcthchild of Tus lul were chilled by the 5" de1ree water bat were UIUQJlll'ed and managed to dine to the side or their boat until Harbor Patrol deputies Ed UUlewort and Fred Thomas came to the rescue, a Harbor Patrol spokesman said The boat was towed to the harbor Small craft warnmgs were posted throughout the day Mon day aU along the Orange Coast but were hlted by early everung officials sa1d Temperatures wl're expected to be Ill the high 60s an coastal c1t1es today with lows tomght forecast m the 40s and mid 30s in extreme utland valleys The air quality through Thanksgwmg LS forecast as good with the pollutant standard in dt>~ forecast for 05 Pay Raises OK'd For CUSD Staff Capistrano Unified School Dis· tncl trustees granted pay raises Monday to Supenntendent Jerry Thornsley, has two aides. 94 school principals and other manaaement empioyees. Tbomsley, wbo is on a caJen. dar year contract, received a 6 percent pay bike that brings h1s annual salary to $49,250. The CUSD schools chief also aet.s the use of a district auto. Assistant Superintendent Phllip Grtenon was granted an 8 percent pay boost that brtnaa bis annual salary up to $41 ,391 a year. Grignon Is in charge or the schoot district's tnstructlonal programs. AsslRant Superintendent Sam Chicu received a 6.52 pereeot pay b.ik.e tbat lives him a "2.501 salary. Chlcaa ia in cbarae ot district support aervicea lnclud- lne financial analysis. GriOlOD and Chlcaa wt1J re- cei ve the pay bikes ret.roac:t.ive to luty 1. · ln a aeparate acUon, the aebool boa'CI cave a total 8 0 per- cent pay atid rrtn1e benefit packace ~t to 94 princlpab. admtniltratora. dtrector1, coordinaton and otb man.,.. ment. level employees. Tbe pay bike li retroactive to July 1. cu I> elemental'J acbool Plin· clDa11' iHlarla now ranie •~ ltr,039 to t.11,111. Pnndpm at the dtltiie\'I hl&b KbOcila now Netite. wary or bet $31.074 and $37,770 Thomsley sa1d the pncetag of the pay raises granted Monday totals about $15.200 m additional annual costs to taxpayers. Near-crash Occurred Over Frdl Stadium SAN DIEGO CAP> -An airliner with 133 aboard barely mlased colliding with a small plane over sold-out San Dteao Stadium u the Charaen and Pittsburgh Steelers played foot- ball Sunday, Pacific Southwest. AlrUaes said today. •'When our pilot took evulve action, the m •aa about 6,200 reet directly abbve San Dleto Stadium,'' tald PSA spok6man SkipJiben. Tbe jetliner wq prep.artnf to land on Tii1ht 480 tram San Franclac:o, )(yen .. id. But pilot Bm Jolly HW ••• Mooaey·t.y~ small alrplaoe". and made an abrupt left tum. 1.lll11bll lt by about IOO feet. llJettHid. At ~Um • 51.010 were ln SM atancl1 .watcbloa a Natlonel Football ta,_ aame ~at hid iOld a.a m Program Pep Talk No Help By IA YMOND ESTRADA SR. Of ... o.111 ............ Whal do Dana Hills High School senior class students Uunk of state tests given to them •n the past two years? "They think it's a Joke," S8Jd Philhp Grignon, Capistrano Unified School District assistant supenntendent. Monday Even though Dana Hills High School students have a reputa· t10n (or bemg the :.martest pupils an the district, Gngnon told school board mem hers the youngsters JUSt don't take the annual California Assessment Program tests senously Dana Hills schoof principal James Krembas said 12th grade studenL'i laking the tes ts last year \\Cre given a "pep talk'" but it apparently dad not help We'll ha\(' to tak<· iJ different Jpproach th1:. year, he said Dana I hits :.tudents have the h1ghel>t Sc holastic Aptitude Test 'tl'Ores in th•' d1strH't Thes<' ... cores dC'lermine 1f they will gel into the rollcf P of th1·1 r choice S u p t• r 1 n l e n d t• n I J t' r r } Thorns ley s aid th1· students know how test scon•s are used. '"They know the (slate test! scorel> are not for ind1 v1dual stu- dents." he sa,d. Trustee Ted Kopp said the state test scores are issued each year "just to snow the public." He added. "Everything just sound.a 11.ke an excuse." refer- ring to the interpretation of the test results CUSD officials agreed that 1f more 1tudents concentrated heavtly oo the state tests after being e ncouraged by their teachers. the distract wide average scores would increase Trustee Wilham Thompson suggested teachers stimulate the students "pnde" in the state test scores hke the compet1t1on stem· ming from interdistrict athletics ··we rt' laying the blame on the kids but l"m not sur~ 1t"s all there." Thompson added D1stnct aides said teachers will be better lraaned to g1\'e the state tests this year D1stnct officials nott'd that <.TSO students scored about 2 5 more corrt•Cl a n!>wcrs 1n lht> m~t recent!\ released state lest results · ·our s tudents arc doing s1gnif1cantly better than other studenL'i an tht• stak ." · ThomsleY .-.aid . Payf hecks H~ld Despite Advance CHICAGO <APl Despite a last-minute $37 million advance an state funds, this week ·s paychecks for teachers an the cash-strapped Ch1ca~o pubhc SChOOJ system Will be f1ve days late A Chicago Board of Education spokesman said payday must be delayed until next Tuesday so enou"h funds Wiii be available Coast Weather Fair and sunny through Wednesday. Lows tomght are expected to hold in the 40s at the beaches, drop· ping down to the mid 30s inland. Highs Wednesday will be 68 along the coast and 75 inland. a ., .. Solon Romted At Forum ~· .. A 8ama Ana man WU ln'elt· ed OD cbarfet ol UUult Ud bet· tery Monday nlpt wben be al- le1edly puahed and aboved Rep. Jerry Pattenon, D-8anta Ana, durtn1 an open forum dilcuaalca at Saddleback HJlb School. Patterao,i WU not injured. Police said Harry D. Hunt, 58, waa arreated at 8: 17 p.m. after he ran up to the stage where Patterson stood and be1an puahlns the conereuman back a1atnat the wall with bis bands and chest. A Santa Ana police in· veatlsator stationed lD the au- dience ruahed forward to ap- prehend Hunt, who police aaJd baa a bl1tory of diarupUn1 public meettnaa. Readied for Takeoff Witneaes aald Hunt became ar1umentative, then enra1ed, during a discussion of the Panama Canal. Police said Hunt was clutching a brochure about "God's ri1hts and people's rights." Pat ~ases works on a giant luna moth at Macy's Parade Studio m Hoboken. N .J., m preparation for the depart- ment store's annual Thanksgiving parade The moth and other colorful floats wiJI travel down Fifth A venue m Ne w York City Thursday and wiU be televised by NBC Chan· nel 4, beginning at 8 a.m. · Pattel"!IOn was speaking at the high school, 2801 S. Flower St • before about 100 persons at an open forum town hall-type meet· ing. Disco Club Nod Sparks BB Uproar Refugees Get Aid BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - A special shipment of relief sup- plies for Cambodian refiigees, arranged by first lady Rosalynn Carter, was nown into Bana,kok early today, a U.S. Embuay spokesman aalcl 'lbe lbipmeat included a water purification unit, water storage tanks, plastic sheets, t.eota and medical sup- plies. By STEVE MARBLE Of .. Dally ~ ........ A jeerta1, foot·1tompJa1 dlroa• ol Huntinatoft Beaeb res.I· dents Juhed out at the city coun- clt Monday alter approval of a neighborhood disco dance club was upheld. "Don't bother to run for office again,'' shouted one man as be stalked from the council cham· bers The angry crowd cheered his parting remark A bout 150 residents of the neighborhood where the dl1co already la under construction showed up to uree that council members pull the plu1 on the 6,000-square·foot California Sun Diaco But the council sustained the disco's approval Jut Aueust by tbe city's Board of Zonln& Ad· 1ustments after City Attorney Gall Hutton warned that the le1al appeal period bad lapsed. She cautioned the council that denyiq the project and pulling building permits for the dance ha II, located in a abopplog center at Mqnolia Street and Garfield Avenue, could put t.be city lD bot water "I feel really bad," aald Coun· cilman Bob Mandie "We 1ave tbeae people hope when we shouldn't have. I know you think the ayllem la screwed up and ln some waya you're rlpt." Ruldenta claimed some homeowners bad not been noWied prior to the Au1uat ap- proval ol the dance club. '1Tbe lack of compuaioo OD DAILY PILOT the part of the cit> u appalllng," said John Bolinger. "Thls whole affair bas beeo an exhibition in lncompetenc-and it m•k• me Ul.'' HEW a Soft Life, Reporter Declares KANSAS CITY, Mo. IAP> -When Esther Bauer reported to ~ork daily as a receptionist at the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare, she often read book.a or newspapers because she had no work to do, according to a copyrighted story in the Kansas City Times. Other times. she said, she and the other 6,000 employees who handle 397 programs ln ·the Kansas City office were inundated by paperwork -not just for Uncle Sam. but for HEW workers who turned to secretaries to handle personal or outside buslnesa cor- respondence. HEW SPOKESMAN STEVEN GLORIOSO sald the department would not comment at length on the articles appearlna ln the newspaper until next Monday at a news conference by recional director Thomas J . Higgina. Two more articles are to be published this week by Mt. Bauer, a reporter on the Times staff who took the job with HEW u anewa autsnment. Glorioso sald the first article Moaday dealt with "distortions and innuendos" and accused the Times of "unethical conduct" in placing Ma. Bauer in the Job. In April, Ms. Buaert an employee new to the Times, took Civil Service tests and landea a job with the Kanau City HEW office - the center for a four-state operation. In the next three months she said her role included: -ATl'ENDING 8BCRBTARIAL SEMINARS lasting from three to eight hours on how to flll out form• correctly, including a form on permtulon to attend tratnJns counes which takes eight hours trainlng to learn; -Typing letters and runnm1 pbotocoplea, on a 1overnment macblne, for the private busineaa of an HEW executive; -Typtna a reply from an HEW career bureaucrat to a Terre Haute, Ind. mail order record club that had aent ber a dun for an overdue payment; -l)pllla a letter from Glorioso to • bank pretldent, pluutnl for a Job for Glorlo.0'1 brother; -TYPING A TWO.IENTENCE MEMO four times -using fresh Ntl ol carbon each Ume -because a public atf aln ualltant waanotaatiafledwiththe"aesthetlc'•merttsoft.bememo .. -Watcb.lni a career bureaucrat ea.rninl more than 125,000 an nually comtna in period.lcalb' at u .. m., reek1na ot alcohol. Tbe 1\mea tald tbat wttb an annual budcet of l200 billion, HEW 1penda mOJ'e each 1ear than all but a handful of Ul· duatrtaliled ,siaUons. Tbat ll '1,000 lD taxes annually from every mao. woman IDd chUd 1D America. KS. Mtlft 011'ft.JNa) TD TYPICAL day ln ber Ille u an HEWwortit: I a.m. ~UI-'t -Camt to work in tbe Federal Build.lns, read newspaper and boOk tor two boUrl. 10 a.m. -T)iped envelope lddrea. lO:U a.m . ....;._Pbot.oco9ted report. 1o:as a1m. -Ma.lied two aea... 10:• a.m. -Placed pbOM call to Vermont for boll. 11:2a a.m. -Tnid ~Nici Job delcrtpUon. 11;80 a.m. -.Wenuo lunch. · NOON -.anu•N&D RO• hmch, tranafei'Nd Pbo1ie call, then N8d beeauae ot ~to do. J:J.5 p.m. -'lYPtd tra"1 voucher. 2:25 p.m. -PUMd oat mall for four bureaucratl. 2:IO p.m. -Paied out more mall to four bureaucrat.a, tben read tiltame bad DOWn1 to do. c:•~-WeDtMmt. · H• pe.Mt *" • c1a7, nsune lhoW m empao,... 1n tbe Kauu t1 Jin ottlce ..,.. mo tbU Ila,'*> a 1ear aDd «> tarD ... -....... • a..,,...azn Darryl F. Zanuck, 77, a ma· jor figure at 2.0th Century Fox studioe for almost 40 years and one of the lut great movie moguls, is re· ported in satisfactory Condi· t100 at a Palm Sprangs hospital with pneumonia. Police Seek Identity of Murder Victim ·Coroner's deputies expect to confirm identification this week of a murder victJm whose body waa found Nov. 13 in an Jrvme Ranch aapara1us field near Tua tin. Offidala aald tMy don't yet have po9lUve confirmaUon ol tbe man's identity The man, who police said had been abot ln the bead four limes, execution-style. waa fully clothed when his body waa found by field workers. The brown-haired Caucasian. thought to be 1n his twenlles, was wearing a white windbreaker. long sleeved shirt. pants and Joggmg shoes. He also wore a religious medallion around bis neck and was tattooed on both forearms, Police said. A •hmlar but more moderaw propoul br Saudi Arabia'• stronanan. CJ"OtrD Prhu:e Pabd lbQ At>deJut1, m&ed :a lon,· term ltUd1 ot the Arab Ila*· economic...._ to tUii.biP' the ArabCSUM. * * * SO March For Calm In Iran WASHINGTON <AP) -A small group of Americana and Iranians, barred by a court from gathertq ln front of the White House. marched today lD a pro- cessioa aeekinl a peaceful end to the Iranian crlaia. Some so marchers. about equally divided between Ira- nians and Americans, gathered in McPherson Square two blocks from the White House before heading for the Iranian Em· ba111y. where they were to pre· sent a petition caJling for a peaceful settlement. Many or the Iranians, however. told reporters they stroally supported the takJ.q m Amencan bo8tages at the U.S. Em ba11y in Tehran. They claimed the Amencan people do not understapd the reaaoM behind the 17-day sle1e. Other Iranians said they stronaJy opposed the sei.iun "We are trying to show the American people that we are civilized.·· said a 40-year-old woman who said she has hved in the Uruted States 22 years f",....P ... AI RESIGN •.. area. The resigning trusttt said be hopes to aee a• .settlement between CUSD teachers and other empJoJees in t.be CWTel'll .,.,. di~ Ul.at bave brouabt atate mediaton in to break up stalled pay negotiations. "We 're very c lose." ThomP900 aaserted • 'Tius is the best ra.iae·· ever offered to lhe district's employees, be added District negOllators have placed a 7 5 percent offer before teachers but last night gave an 8 5 percent boost to manage ment employees and their aJdes Teacher talks will coolu:lue ~ 4. Thompson said he believes teachers will selUe their pa) di:. pule by Dec. 17 Give her our best. In 14 karat y~Uow gol_d_: A. $250. B. PX>. C. SSOO. 0. MOO. B. $375. P.St,950. G.$.1,000. H.M,CXX>. De .. le £lie .......... Anthony Blunt. former art adviser to Queen Elizabeth. tells a London presa con· ference of bia experiences as a Russi.an spy in the 1930s <see story, Page A4>. Wi~ Told Sclwol Trustee In Danger The wife or newly elected school board trustee Gordon Getchel received a telephone threat Monday night Croll} a man who said her husband would be kiUed unless a $5,000 ransom were paid. Irvine police 'aid. Get.cbel, elected to the Irvine UDilled &:bool Dtatlict board in the NOY. I dec:Uon. •aa at wort Monday night and DOt in any danger, poltce uid. Suzanne Getcbel ece ved the rail at a.bout 10.45 p.m She told offi cers the caller ban a "deep '>oft voice ·· The man told her· "I've kid· napped Gordon and unless you ~et SS.000. he"s dead " The caller then bung up abe <.a1d \1 re; Getchel said she Im· mediately called her husband at .,.,ork in Santa Ana and dis· rove red he was all right. 1 I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1979 c Fl FTEEN CENTS Backs Sakioka Project er' Threat Vowed To Try 'Spres' t TERRAN, J'.raa (AP) -r Ayatollab Ruhollab Kbom.UU >declared todaJ tbl remain.llll • •American boet.aaa tn the «· cupled U.S. Embuly here wtU be tried aa spies lf the Umted State• does not return the ousted ahab to Iran. "The hostages will remain In the nest of spies and after that President Carter will un· derstand what a mistake he has made." sa1d a statement by Khome1ru broadcast by Tehran radio. t ---.an Dies Colorado ane Crash A 29-yea.r-old Cost.a Mesa pilot nd a pusenger were kllled onday when their small jet argo plane crashed and burned unng a snowstorm in Colorado, ut officials said the co pilot sur lved. Dead are pilot John A chlrmer. of 2378 Westminster ve ., Costa Mesa, and assenger Mary W Bowen, 21, f Albuquerque, N M Co-pilot Clinton Fereday, 22, f Palm Springs, was listed in erioua condition today at wediab Medical Center in nelewood, Colo. Hundreds of thousands or Ira nlana prepared to march in the cap1taJ and other ma1or cities to mark the turn or the 15th Islamic century on Wednesday. The marches are expected to turn into tbe biggest anti· American demonstrations since the start of the occupation or the embassy Nov. 4. Khomeini 's statement ap peared lo be tougher than his (·arher declaration the hostages "should be tried and punished." Hours earber, lhe mahtants re leased 10 more Amencans who were flown lo Europe Before they left Tehran, one of them said the remarning hostages were "in greater danger than we were." The crab occurred near Cas· lle-Roc.t. wblcb is Just off U.S. 2S between l>eJlver and Colorado Sprtnp. "Trials , are they not threat.8?" said John Walsh, of Ogden. Utah, when asked to ex plain the danger. The 10 joined three others in a U.S. Air Force hospital an West Germany, and St•te Depart ment officials In Wasbin(lon 1aid all of the 13 ml&bt be home before 'lbmlbCivtns. ~ Tise Doul)al County Coroner'• Office Aid Sddrmer dW at the hospital ol a akull fracture and ultiple iDternal injuries. A 1pobem.a '°"National Jiit ndu1ttlH at Joba Wayne n aald Schlrmer, who bad orted u • National pilot for o years, was piloting a bartered cargo flight to rapaboe County, Colo , when e crash occurred He said Schirmer leaves bis other, Dorothy McMlllen of ullerton, and bi.a father, Gus birmer, of Denver, Colo. nior Apartments opic of Meeting A meeting to discuss plans for 6 semor citizen apartments ill be held at 7 o'clock tonight t St. John the Divine Church, E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. The church is planning to uild the subsidized houatna on art of ita lot. The meeting ia pen to the publlc, Including igbbon concerned about lm· actaoltheprojecL Tbe aa black men and four women releaaed today were flown to Frankfurt, West Germany via Pans and dnven to a U.S. A.tr Force hospital m nearby Wiesbaden for medical exammalJons and quesborung by U.S. officials. They bad an emotional reun- ion with two black Mannes and a nother woman hostage freed Monday and also being treated at the A.tr Force Hosp1tal m Wiesbaden. The 13 were frf'ed on ord<•rs from Khomeini, who told the militants to release any black!> or women among the 62 American hostages who "wt>rc not spies " He saad blacks were oppressed in the United States and that Moslems treated women kindly. State Department officials ln Waabington said they did not know why the militants kept two other women and one black man in cuatodv. Mesa Weighs Aid For Music Center Cotta Mesa City Council memben have ordered a 1t.ucb ol parldna needs of the pl"OpOlled Oran1e County Muslc Center In ca.ta lleu and consider the pouibility of belplnl construct tbe DeetJIUl'1 partiq. Councilwoman Norm• Hertaoa aaid Monday 1be belln• tbe centar. to be built OG South Coat Plua land dcmat.d bJ the Sepnbvm tamlb. wW be • major cultural benefit to tbe .,.. and det. ,. putldpatton by the elty. Tbe comtetl dlreded Qty Manaaer Fred Sorubal to liHe bil ltaff bealn tho 1tud1. which wlll lnclude • ~ at tuodllll opt.km. o .. ..,..__ • ....,_ Major Impact Expected A development that could add 20 percent more Jobs and 3 to s percent more people to Costa lleaa on the 165-acre SalOoka Farms property was approved in general terms Monday by the Cotta Mesa City Council. FolloWlng two hours or dJS cuss1on, me mber~ approved amendment~ t o the c ity's general plan that will permal Roy a le Oevf'lopmenl to build about t.500 condoman1ums and 1 25 mtlhon square reel or com· merc1al and andustnal space on the north Costa Mesa property adjacent to South Cout Plau. No member.. or the general public attended that final por· t1on of Monday'" council meet· ang wh1rh end('d al 11 p m IT'S A BREEZE The wmds were brisk at "-:1gul'I Rcarh County Park Monday and Tl'rry Cook s oared aloft on his hang glider Thf• arr currents off the ocean lift· (•d ham almost vt·rt1rally as tus fnend Lee :-.t1·t~on "atd1l·d They"re from Lake Tah()('. The-only pt>ople present were r1ty offu•1<Jl" n •pr<''>entat1vr·s or lht' prOJt-1 I nt'W '>papt>r n• po rt t'r'> j r1•prt">C nlat1 .. 1• of !-.oulh Coa ... 1 Plaza and a pollc-t·man Costa Mesa Fund Rule Draws Fire Revenue Rart.q fuDdl tot•Hne $110 ,268 were allocated to 11 Costa Meaa-0neot.ed IOClal agencies by the Clt:t CouDdl llaaday, with an addlUonaJ aroup uted to come back when it bu teat results on Its work with youopt.ers. Speakers for that group, Center for Creallve Alternatives, urged the cotmctl to re<:oruuder a com- m 1 ttee recommendation that they not be funded. They cited their work In Newport-Mesa schools combating drug and alcohol abuse. but said studies of result.a won't be available unUl late January • The discussion led to a flareup by Councilman Dom Rac1t1 when Mayor Ed Mcf'arland de- nied has request to ask adch· taonal questions of the group s director The mayor noted that there was a motion on the-floor and the request was out of order "You're doing an lnju.st.Jce'" said Raciti, who wanted to see the group receive six months' funding pencling the receipt of tat resulta. "You're trying to atop them from expressing themselves." However. he wu defeated 4 1 on a mot.ion approving comnul· tee recommendauon.s and ask 1ng Center for Creative Alternatives representalJves to return later and p09slbly receive funding from the city's revenue sharing reserves Applications from 16 agencies for a total of $251 ,978 bad pre· vloualy been screened by a com· mlttee composed of Vice Mayor Arlene Schafer, Councilwoman Norma Hertzog and Assistant City ManaJCer Allan Roeder , Approved for funding were: Orante Coaat YMCA family crtal1 center, 17,580; Del Mar Shelter. $32,470; Aaaeaament, Tre.tment and Services Center, '10,000: Community Restitution Pro1ram. '7,304; Youth Employ- ment Service, $7,338; Child Guidance Clinic, Sl,040; Orange Coaat College Career Develop- ment Center. $10,500; Voluntary Action Cent.er, $7 ,000 ; Project TLC, ll.2,838: Share Our Selves. $11,000; and Interfaith Counsel· Int Center (FISH)' sa.ooo. (;oast YMCA Set11 Claasea Slpupt f01' • nrtety of adult and yOuth clu1a t.bat beatn Monday an available thla week at tht_Oranp Cout YMCA, 2300 UnlversltJ Drlve, Newport S.acb. Adult clu1et tbat will run Monday ~ Dec. 28 are 1k1 tltn111, 101a, martial artl, i:.~· 1wlmmtn1 and ICUbl You&li cl11111 IDclud• am· outt~m t educ. llloa, •WI• • rock cUmblq a pUtld bl a~ chab. Wind .Gusts Wane; Mild Holiday Seen Wind.a that at times gusted up to 2S miles per hour Monday aloDS perta ol the Orau1e Coelt were dyin1 down today and weather forecaatt>rs predicted a mild, sunny Tban.Uglvtng boli· day Thursday. Early morning temperatures dipped into the low 40s at coastal spots today. Wmds blowing off the desert provided clear vtstas in many areas A brown haze that hung over the Los Angeles basin lhas mom mg was bemg blown out to sea A spokesman for the South Coa.'t Aar Quality management Dis tnct arud the haze as caused by oxides of nitrogen, nearly 80 per· cen t of at com in g from automobiles ForecasLc, for Thursday rail for high tcmpt'ratures ulong the coast near 68 and inland Orange County near 75 Lows Thursday morning will be an thf.' 40s Winds gusting al 25 mph No Injuries capalud a ~foot sailboat two mtlea off the entl'ance to Dana Point Rllrbor a 1 p.m. lloed.ay. Due and Helen RoUadalld of Tustin were dulled by the 54· deeree water bat ~ UDJ.QJured and mmiqed to cHnc to the a. of their boat until Harbor Patrol depuuea Ed Llttlewort and Fred Thomas came to the cescue. a Harbor Patrol spokesman s&Jd The boat was towed to the harbor Small craft warning~ were posted throughout the day Moo· day all along the Orange Coast but were lifted by early everung, omcaals said Temperatures were expected to be 1ll the tugh 60s an coastal c1t1es today walh lows torught forecast an the 40s and mad JO!> an extreme inland "a1lt'YS The air quality through Thanksgiving 1s forecast as good with the pollutant standard an dex forecast for 05 Attack Disrupts Santa Ana Talk A Santa Ana man was arTt'Sl ed on charges of wssaull and bat tery Monday night when he al le1tedly pushed and shoved Rep. Jerry Patterson, D-Santa Ana. during an open forum dl1cusa1on at Saddlebaclt High School. Patterson wu not lnjured. Police said Harry D. Hunt, 58, Wife Told Trustee In Danger The wife of newly elected school board truatee Gordon Getchel received a telephone threat 11onct11 nllbt from a man wbo aaid her bual>and would be kllled Ulllea a "5 000 ramom were paid. lnlDI pollce lald. Oetcbel, ei.ct.ed to the lntDe Unified Scbool Dlltrlct board bl th• Nov. 8 election, wu at 1")l'k Monday ni&bt and not lD any d.naer, polfc• 1a1d. Susanne Oetcbel received the call at aboul 10:'5 p.m. Sb• told otllcen t.he caller bad a ·•deep aoft votce." Tb• man told : "1 've lcld- n1pped Gordon and UDl .. YoU aet '5.0001 he'• dud." Th• caller tblD bunt up. IM utd. Mn. Getchel 1aJd •b• tm· medl callitd her bubaaad at wor ln . IUta AD• and 411· COY M WU all rilbt· t was ar~ted at 8 17 pm after he ran up lo the stage where- Patterson stood and began pushing the rongressman back against the wall with his hands and chest. A Santa Ana po Ice In· ve1tl11tor statiooed ln the au· dience ruabed forward to ap-, preheod Hunt, who police said haa a history of disrupting public meettnaa. Wltneaea aaid Hunt became argumentative. then enraged, durtnc • dlacuaslon of the Panama CanaJ. PolJce said Hunt w11 clutching a brochure about "God 's rt1bts and people's rlght.8" Patterson wu speaking at the high school, 2801 S Flower St .. before about 100 penon.s at an open forum town ball-type meet· Lna. Kids Sought For Basketball Retlatratlon for b11ketb•ll protHDll ts under way now lhrouib NOY~ 30 at lhe •Harbor Area Boyw Club'• faciliU• ln Cotta M .. aDdNewport BUCh. Teams will form In early December aAd learu•J1•1 besJaa lD lanUtJ. COil tbs pro1r&111 II hi rcw dill> • btra md • t• DOD..mMrL T•e Colla M..a .atrueh II loc•c.d • 2111 Tult.la ... ftlit tutblaft brucb .. al .. Vista Del Oro. Ne~ Buda. Thi' mH•t1 n~ had b1·Pn pn· redt·d h" ..,,.H•ral C'n v C'oun1 ii .,, udy .,t·•>1>1on ... durani.: recPnl wet-kc, on the 1.iroic·c•t . whll'h r om pn~s about I 5 p..rccnt of the e1ty's land are;;i The development is expected to take Cave t.o seven years to complete, orrac1als i>a1d, but planrung for the rarsl phase ad1a tent to South Coast Plaza Town Center has already begun. Planned for that west.em part of the pr'Operly are office bwld mis and • mid-rise, possibly four-story, t'Ondomlmum bwld· ID& Rouchly 74 acres at an averaee ckna1ty of 20 dwelhn~ urut.s per acre wall be permitted under the general plan desagna· lions approved Monday. An addJUonal 50 acres was set aside for commrrcaal and office park UM'. with 20 acre!> for an - d u H ra al type uses The r ... maander of th<' property will be used for stre-f.'l.'> and OP4'n spar<'. ofhcaalt. saad The propt-rty, wh1rh has been used for agrarulture, was prt- v1ously dt·...a~natt•d for low dl.'ns1l v res1dt'nl1al dt•v(•lopml'nt In addition lo approvan~ lh1· ~t·n<'ral plan amt'ndm1·nt!-> mun 1•11 mt•mbt•r., votl'd unan1m11usly to acc·ept an Pnv1ronmt•ntal 1m pact rc.>port un the pro1ec1 . as amended follow1n~ Plannan~ Comm1ss1on d.JS< w.s1on A moog the poantc, covered in lht> EIR are how to deal wath an estimated add1l1onal 32,00U driver tnps pt'r day that will be generated by the development. The study ca1ls for a combina- tion of public traosportataon, stag&ered work hours, improve ments to adJacent roads and contnbullons to improvement.-; an the plannmR stages for major ('entral rounty road ... and an ten.ectaons Tht< developer-; ~a II bf.' re qJared to donate space for a farf' station that will be needed to serve the development and are encouraged, but not required to use solar energy where possible Coast Weather Fair and sunny through Wednesday Lows tonight are expected to hold in the 40s al the beaches, drop· pmg down to the mad·30s inland Highs Wednesday wlll be 68 along the coast and 7S inland. lmniam To Push Caith War TEim::k &an <AP) -Ira .. central bu neommended that the 1'9VOlut1ooary 111amic re1lme eacalate lta economic cold war with the UnJted Slates by no lonaer aceeptln1 U.S. dollan ln payment for oil on the world market, the official Pan news a1ency reported t.oday. President Carter bas ordered an embargo on U.S. Import.a of Iranian oll because Islamic mili- tants took over the U.S. Em- baaay ln Tehran and were bold· lnl iU employees bosta1e. Before the cut-off, lra.oian oil accounted for 10 percent of U.S. oll import.a, or about 3.S percent of the oil uaed in the UnJted States. Readied tar Takeatl Pars, quoting an unideotifled source ln Iran's Melli Bank, said I ran 's revolutionary Council would consider the bank's rec- ommendation to accept only German marks and Swiss francs for oil sales, but did not set a date ror a decision. Pat ~~es works on a giant luna moth at Macy's Parade Studio m Hoboken, N.J., in preparation for the depart- ment store's annual Thanksgiving parade. The moth ~d other C?lorful floats will travel down Fifth A venue an New York City Thursday and will be televised by NBC Chan nel 4, beginning at 8 a .m . · The source also said Iran's dollar holdings amounted to $1.3 b1lhon m US. banks in the Unit- ed States and between $4 billion and SS billion in American bank.a outside the United States. Disco Club Nod Carter ordered those assets frozen when Iran announced it would withdraw all Its funds from U S. banb. Sparks RB Uproar I Thursday Iranian Foreign Af. f81rs supervisor Abolbassan Bani Sadr said b.ls government had atopped acceplinl dollara for oU u of Nov. 13. But OU Minister All Akbar Moinfar the same day denied Bani Sadr's statement By STEVE MARBLE Of ... Oell'J P'li.t IUff A Jeering, foot-stomping thron• ot Huntington Beach resi- dent.a lubed out at th~ city coun- cil Mood'9y after approval of a neighborhood disco dance club was upheld. ·'Don't bother to run for office again,·· shouted one man u he stalked from the council cham- bers The angry crowd cheered his parting remark A bout 150 residents of the neighborhood where the disco already is under construction showed up to urge that council members pull the plug on the 6,000-11quare-foot California Sun Disco But the council sustained the disco's approval last Auguat by the city's Board of Zoning Ad- justments after City Attorney Gail Hutton warned that the legal appeal period bad lapsed. She cautioned the council that denylnl the project and pulling buildlna permits for the dance hall, localed in a shopping center at Mapolla Street and Garfield Avenue, could put the C'ity In bot water "I feel really bad," said Coun- cilman Bob Mandie. "We 1ave tbeae people hope when we shouldn't have. I know you think the system la screwed up and ln some ways you're rt1ht." Resident• claimed some homeownera bad not been notified prior to the August ap- proYal ol tbe dance club. "The lack of compassion on c DAILY PILOT TiltOr-C.-Oolfy-.---.... <_ ........ --. •• ,...._.., ... o._ CNtt .......... c-.r .._ ... __ _ ......... ~ ....._... '''-' ... c. .. -........ ---.~.._ .... ,,_ .... v..,_.,,,,_,ueoM......,._C-A ............................. ..._.._ ~ ,_..,. ... ....__ ..... .... ...,.-.c..-..c.-.-. ._ ..... .............. _.... .... ~ w.~ ... o-........, ,..... ..... ·-- the part of the city ls appalling, .. said John Bolinger "This whole affair has been an exrublllon ln incompetence ana Jl make.I me 111." HEW a Soft Life, Reporter Declares KANSAS CITY, Mo. <AP) -When Esther Bauer reported to work daily as a receptionist at the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare, she often read books or newspapers because she had no work to do, accordin1 to a copyngbted story m the Kansas City Times Other times, she said, she and the other 6,000 employees who handle 397 programs in the Kansas City office were inundated by paperwork -not just for Uncle Sam, but for HEW workens who turned to secretaries to handle personal or out.aide business cor-respondence HEW SPOKESMAN STEVEN GLORIOSO said the department would oot comment at length on the articles appeartn1 ln the newspaper until next Monday at a news conference by relional director Thomas J . Higglna. Two more articles are to be publi.sbed this week by Ma. Bauer, a reporter oo the Times ataff who took the Job with HEW u a news auipment. Glonoso said the first article Monday dealt with "diatortions and innuendos" and accuaed the T1mea of "unethical conduct" in placing Ms. Bauer ln the Job. In April, Ma. Buaert an employee new to the Times, took Civil Service tests and landea a job with the Kansas City HEW office - the cent.er for a four-state operation. Jn the next three months she said her role included· -ATl'ENDING 8ECBETABIAL SEMINARS laatln1 from three to eiaht boun oa how to fill out fonn1 correctly, lncluclinc a form on permluioo to attend trl.inlna COW'NI which ta.ltea etabt hours tralning to learn; -'l')tpiq letters and nmninc photocopies, on a 1overnment machine, for the private buatnea of an HEft' executive; -Typtn1 a reply from an HEW career bureaucrat to a Terre Haute, met. mall order record club that bad sent her a dun for an overdue paymeQt; -Typing a letter from Glorioso to a bank president, pluQinr for a Job for Glorto.o'a brother; -TYPING A TWO·SEN'fENCE MEMO four Umea -using fresh aeta of carbon each tlme -becaun a public affaln auiltant waanotaatilfleclwtthtbe"aeatbetic"merttaoftbememo. -Watchlu a career bureaucrat earnin1 more than '25,000 an- hually cominl 1n periodically at 11 a.m., reeklnt of alcohol . Tbe '11me1 •aid that wltb an annual budc•t ot llOO billion, HEW 1Del)da mon .. cb yur than all but a bandlul of ln- dutrialI.zed natiool. That ii '1.000 ID tu• annually from IVeJ'1 mu, woman and cbild in America. 118. MVB• OlJTLINEO ma TYPICAL da.J lD ber Ill• u an HEW worbr: . · I a.m. Aul. 1 -Came to wwt la tbe Pedilral BulldiQI. read new1paper and boc* for two bourl. 10 a.m. -T:ned envelope addreu. 10: 12 Lill, ...;. "Pb~td nport. 10:115 a.m. -Mailed two ..... 10:48 a.m. -Placed pbont call to Vera_tODt for boa. 11:D a.m. -'b1*t mtMd Job dolertptlon. 11:80 a.m. -\Vent to hiDeh< NOON -aETV&NSD no• luneb, tranaferncl phone call, tben react becauM of n0Ud.o8 to do. •J:lJp.m. -'!'YJ>td tn•el voucher. a:es p.m. -Pu..d out mall for four buruuerata. 2:50 p.m. -P.u.ct out mort mail to tour bunauerata, lhlD read... •• bad •Mn• to do. ~ •:•if,-W•t lllome. lllf .... a W• ,.,..,.. abow 1D tmploJtiel ID tbt KWM =aflleearDmonthma•,..oa,.arand40Ul'D ---~ • ·------- a_,,...uzeff .. ,. . ......_ Darryl F. Zanuck, 77, a ma- jor figure at 20th Century Fox Studios for almost 40 years and one of the last great movie moguls, i11 re- ported in sawf actory cond1- ti on at a Palm Springs hospital with pneumonia Lagunan Robbed, Molested Program Pep Talk No Help B1 &AYllOND E8TUJ>A IL a. .. ome.,,... ..... What do Dana Hilla H11b School senior class atudenu thlpk of state teat.a given to them an file put two yean? "They lhinlt it'a a joke," said Phiillp Grignon, Capistrano Unified School Di.strict aaalstant superintendent, Monday Even though Dana Hills HJib School students have a reputa- tion ror being the smartest puplla ln the district, Gripoo told acbool board members t.be youngsters just don 't ta.lte t.be annual California Aaaesament Program teaU lttioualy. Dana Hilla school principal James Krembas uid l2lh grade studenu ta.lting the teau lut year were glven a "pep t.aUt" but at apparently dad not help ·we'll have to take a different approach Uus year:· he said Dana Hills students have the highest ScbolaslJc AptJtude Test scores in the district These scores determme 1f they w1U get mto the college of their cboatt .. . " ~Lite ..... .,..,.... Anthony Blunt, former art adviser to Queen Elizabeth tells a London press con- ference of hts experiences as a Russian spy in the 1930s c see story. Page A4). Superintendent Jerry Thornsley said the students A Laguna Beach woman was know how test scores are used Firefighters from two cities molested and her body smeared "They know the <state test) ronverged on the Gulf 011 Co. Gulf Oil Fire at HB Confined with yogurt inside a Laguna scores are not for individual stu· tank farm m Huntington Beach business Monday night by an as. dents,·· be said this morning to douse a blaze sailant who later fled with ~ Trustee Ted Kopp said the that erupted as workers were an cash. state test scores are issued each 14 elding new pipes at the Police said the victim had year "just to snow the pubbc " facility loeked up at about 9·30 pm and He added, "Everythtn1 Juat Nine unlU from the Hunt- waa retanung home wtth her son sounds like an excuse," refer-fngton Beach and Fountain - when abe remembered she bad nng to tbe lnterpretatJoo of the \'alley fire departments con. forgotten the receipts test results. trolled the fire in about 10 · Sbe returned to the darkened CUSD oftic:iala acnecs tbM tf mlnai.. 1be blaa Met blaet bulldlnr and left her ion ta the more atudenu concentrated amoa bl1Jowtq OYef tbe dty car u sbe opened the bulldinr heavily on the state teeta after The 1moke wu vtalble for aules. and went to • rear room to being encoura1ed by their The tank farm is at Hamilton retrieve the cash. teachers. the dastrlcl-wlde and Newland Street, noL Jar The suspect entered and COO· average scores would increase from the Southern California fronted her, slmulat1n1 a Trustee Wilham ... hompson Fdason Co power plant at weapon and tbreaterung to lull suggested teachers stimulate the !'I e w I and and P actrac Coast. her if she did not cooperate students "pride" ln the slate test Highway The man smeared yogurt on scores hke the compelilioo stem A spokesman for Gulf Otl said the woman's body and attempt· ming frommten:tutrtctatbJetics a large lank about 50 feet rrom ed to rape her before abandon· ··we're laying lbe blame on °"'here the fare started was just mg the effort and fleeing with the ktds but rm not sure It's all filled with 130,000 barrels of $800 In a money bag there." Thompson added crude oil ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ Give her our best. In 14 leant yellow gold: A.~ . 8. $300. C. $500. D. MOO. B. $.115. F.$1,950. G.$3,000. H.M,<n>. SLAViCK'S ""',...... SW.1917 PttMOn laland. ~ c:.ntitr, ~ ~ 71.,..._1380 :!.-C:: ~'I::'-M.11 I Mlllloll Vlljo North er.,./ 11-Qty Allio 0.... Lo. Anpi. f 5"n °"ID/ LM V .. u. .. .,~..._....,..,._,,.~..._YllA. ..... a.p. ~,., ,_.,., CllUll I • - rr ......... ...,, ... ••l ...... •C .ml ......... w 0. tlte 1'fef'e The Irvine Company's mobile information center in the Village of Woodbridge was relocaUM this weekend to a new site at the corner of Culver Drive and Barranca Parkway in Irvine. Newly interiors for the center are expected to be completed in time for reopening Thanksgiving weekend. The center offers information on residen- tial, apartment, commercial and tn· dustrial ~rtunities available m the city of Irvine .•. Daatel Naetele of Cotta lleaa, .. 1e1 repnMatatlv• for Th &W8t Ttill C.•JIU1. bu received tho R1dle Sales A~ ment Award for ovtat1Mtn1 am performance to 1'79. N..,....t JS-1._• 8a9\ap wu launched earlier thl1 month at a ceremony wlt.b Mayor Pall.I R1ckoft ~ Newport Beach and Newport Balboa " Savta.p and Lou Board Chalrman. .,_.., DMll Offlctattq. .. J Lany OutweiJer baa been appot.nted vtee prealdent of the WllUam Waltel'I C.apaaJ'J Oranee County Oivtaioa ln Fountato Valley anue .U.er&Ja1 • Marlr.U.. c.rp. of Santa Ana bu added Marie ball Co•nJ u the a1eocy'1 newest account ellecutlve. Illas Conroy comes to t.be a1ency With a oackaround in public relatiom. BreUe Adverthtll1 6 llarlledlll Corp. of Santa Ana bu announced the addition of Mn. 8arl>an lllfn11ca as art dlrector for the ••ency. Mrs. lnfranca is-a eraduate of the Hussian School ot Art. Breue Adverthla& Ir Marketlal CorperaU. of Santa Ana has announced the formation of Brette PabllcatloH. The company's first publication, "Paraplegic World," deals with research and issues concerning paraplegics and all disabled people It wall be circulated nationwide th.ls month Gerald C. Weeks, former city manager of San Clemente. has accepted the posit1on or manager of land development for Daon Southwest, a real estate development company headquarte red m Newport Beach Contact our ......... ,_ .... ecftke f~ your hnancmq need, (714) 759-1515 ~HOME lllOR'l'OAOE 230 Newpon Center Onve Outer Space Next Boom Site? Thomas M. Self, editor or The Exttutive maga110e m Newport Beach, was a featured speaker at a Los Angeles dlnner celebrat.mg the 25th anniversary of the first passenger flight. usmg the polar route, by SAS <Scandinavian Airlines) Self spoke on behaU of the 2() reporters who had been 10v1ted on the maugural fbgbt November 15, 1954. Design Plaz• ............... Newpon ee.ct>. ,,, ...... ~ .......... ~~ c.i~ .. MEMO: @ TO: Company Decision Makers FROM: Hickory Farms of Ohio ATHENS, Ohio <AP> -Once private en- terprise sees the money that can be made by min- ing an asteroid, businesses will be joetlin& for the chance to set llp shop in out.er space, an Ohio University professor predicts. John Kraus said many look at space now the way many Easteners must have viewed California just before the gold rusb; it's interesting enough, but no one really wants to go there. HOWEVER, HE SAID, SPACE is "where mankrnd's future lies -it offers a termendous potential for energy, materials and room for ex- pansion." "Just wait until il's demonMrated that you call use solar power to mine an asteroid for profit,·• said Kraus. visiting profeesor of electrical Boanl Delays Dividend Bid Amcord Inc. bas an- RE: Christmas gifts for customers, employees, nounced the COJDpany's board of di.rectors bas postponed actioa OD the re1ular quarterly dlvi d on the com- p 's common shares business associates Ow Mcl1w, ••* d ..... gift p••• are perf•ct for .. .,.,.. • .,... htt • They contain tempting cheese. meats. teas and sweets. •We'll 98nd them for yau ®and even enclose your personal greeting! • We ·11 devote the same care and attention whether you order one or 1.000 • cau Of write for a free. lull-color food gift pak catalog 54Mnt 0,.. .., 'IQ 9 Sat. 'til 6 s-. 12·5 America's Leading Cheese~Stores• ~'-"TMl'Ddlng completion of the announced tender of. fer for the company's com moo shares by a subsidiary of Gifford· Hnl&Co. Inc. The board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 37.5 cents per share on the com- pany's cumulative pre- ferred stock which is payable Feb . 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business Dec. 7 The firm is based in Newport Beach. No Ceiling On Prices? Over 125 ''stock-switch'' WASHINGTON CAP> -The chairman of the Council on Waee and Price Stability says be finds it difficult to tm-aame that eDel'I)' prices can CCllJtinue to rise 50 to 75 percent each year, and even a moderate easing in the rate of in- crease will help ftlht in-flation. • • opportunities to save money on taxes "All you need ii for the rate of increase in enerl)' prices to slow to a modest 25 pereent and you set. sreat ~ve meot Ill lnfl1iloa. ' said Alfred B. Katm ln an In· temew publl.lbed Sun- day bI U.S. News 6 World Repolt. engineerinl at OU. "Theo everyooe wtll want to be in on it. Kraus. recularly director of the Otuo SU.te~ Ohio Wesleyan radio ob.wrvatory. 1s teactung a fall class called "Engineenng Perspect.Jves on the Future from a Cosmic Standpomt • · THE MINING OF MINERAL nch asteroids. even immedlately, 1s not an outlandish idea. ht- said. "AJl tlus is technically feasible nght nov.." he said. "It's simply a matter of doing at, gettrng the go-ahead from the necessary government ageo· cies." Malcolm 8 . Northrup has been promoted to the PQ6l of exerut1ve v1cl' pn ·s1denl, Electronir Dev1res l)iv1s1on <EDD a of Anaheim . Rockwell loternallooal Corporation. :0-.orthrup was vice president of M 1crot.'lectron1c Oevaces, a business within EDD Ht-will continue to act temporan ly as head of that operation as well o, er Tiu" Counlt•r NASO Ustt.qs MUTUAL FUNDS • V•Q "'' 10 01• 1~ 0 • Ott 11 ~ (l!I 18 I •-Of' 10 t I,. 09' 1') I Ott ,,. J O•t •• 1 C>ll II I t • Oft to• ' 011 100 1 0 11 tOO ()fl 100 I , 0 11 •O I OH IS OH I J , Ott • • ... 0 11 • 1 0 11 11 : g:: ~: 011 •• 011 o 1 .._ Off O• ._ Ort o • I 011 o J ,.,., 011 • J • : l I t • , ' j It ., lnvu PO&TE• WUb or t o m1Dol" eueptlom, J bave comp m1 CbJ1ltma ahoppln.1 -ad 'lb.Uat'fi.Df ta atilt come. Tb.ii la• "flnt" for me, but~ aU J'n la ~ CM 215 percent of our · ltlOo whO ebop e~ and lbel'eby eUmlnat• QD0)'81l0M of w la llnn, dqe11d1n1 on lndUferent·to-lnaol•ltt tto em91oJ'M for iuvlee. wo~ aboUt dellveriel or bl• atfta llcitne. l»nct mall mercbandlatn1 baa IOared to • l80-• •·JUI' bullaea. It ta tlated to balloon to. teOO·blllloo-• 1ear 1DdialU7 bJ' tbe end ot the um.. And ,rhUe Just a re da11 aco I ~ JOU to CXlll men wbo use the mail.I, ha.-ea'Levetiecun tor• port t.be many rules w1ltcb will make sbop- plnl tb.rouab the maib a Joy and aucceaa, rather than a letdoWll. The lint wunmg Money's Worth is: lf you haven't placed , yoor orden. you're already lat.el You 11bo11ld start yoi; Cbriltmu abopptng at leut a moolh ahead of your deair1f ct.livery date. • I TAKE FVll ADVANTAGE of the toll·frtt numbe~ provided by many companies to get your order an ~ worb lit once. And if you're CUUing 1t close (wbicb y are). you may fmd it's worth paying a little extra for yo 1ma to be ab.lpped special delivery or by air express. ' Make sure the mall order house with which you·r'e deaUnc stves you ~l/sfacuon guaranteed" provision iJl its ad or catalog you have any qu~ltt1ons aboqt whether the compan lS reliable or 1£ its name 1s u~· familiar. check it through your Im di HE"ller Hu~11ne$ Bureau or the Direct Marketing A~<.,Cll 1atl•in 1n New York : I MOST BIG COMPANIEb. -.U<·h a-. Hanover How,., ttf mail order dlv1s1on or Horn & llardart which ha!> been 1f1 busineu for 45 years. guMantc<· :.at1sfact1on. or "yol)- mooeyback .. Another reassuranr<' for you. the wary '>hog per. says Hanover House lndustru~!> president, Harold ~ Schwart%. ls a notice t hat the medium which run:. the ad ir. backin& up the mall or'1er house advertiser:. with JL'i 0"11 JUaUJlteel -Always double·chec-k th(• way you've f11led out the order form to make sure that 'you have supplied all the oeeessary informatwn. and that 1t 's readable If you '>cnp in a sloppy form. the wrong merchandise easily may be sent. -ln addition to NE\' EH paying by cash make a cop~ or the order and the mode of your payment I money order. per$Onal Chl't k credit card1 Keep a record or all the pertinent Ulformat1on as -.ell ~ tht: catalogut• or ad Vl'l wb1ch your order 1s ba<.<'d The onl) wa} a mail order house can stay 10 bu:.ine11) 1s by bellli respo~1ve to 11.!. customers and responsible lb its methods and merchandise, Schwartz observes. FoUo+.- the rules and you'll find the order'> easy to fill out and ltp! deliverie5 satisfactory -Rut back to Number One be fully aware or th1• time factor' Most matl order house-. !>~1fy that merchandtSe will be shlpped w1Uun 30 days of rett1pt of the order Read the catalogue with care. to find out whether the delivery or the item or items you are ordenng 1s guaranteed 1n 60 days or more. If. for any rl'ason, sh1pment 1s delayed. you i.hould be notified aod &iven \be option t.o cancel -with your money refUDded within seven days of r«eipt of your cancellation notice. -~r }OU ha\ e the merchandise sent to you, or u a gift to a relallH or a rnend. 1t should be examined on receipt. LC 1t 1s damaged. somethJng 1s missing. or 1t 1s not wbal you ordered. oollfy tbe mad order bou.se 101med1ate· ly. Town Prepares For Energy Test WASHINGTON <AP> lo a Massachusetts town of 38.000 people. federal officials think they have found a way to put yearc; of rhetoric about enerRY conservation into pracuce By "intcr's end. the t.own could see its fuel 011 use cut by S0.000 barrels Federal omc1al5 hope to try the idea across the coun- try. Devised by the federal volunteer agency ACTION. the project began Oct 24 in Fitchbure. 47 miles northwest of Boston. BY MOBILIZING THE community to partially weatherproof Its homes. Fitchburg Action to Conserve Energy <FACE> hopes to save 2.1 million gallons of oil and reduce fuel bills by $2 m1Uioo. Fitchburg's heatint 01!, at 9$ cenl'S a 1allon. l5 among the highest priced ta the naUon. The idea's author, Don Green of ACTION, said, "Peo· pie all over are aching for a way to help out, but they hear talk about million.a of barrels of oil and think cleaning the back of their refriaerators won't help. We thoupt tf we could 1et one town to work together we could sbow that all those small efforts makead1Herence .. Tamara Stant.on. ACTJON 's Fitchburg coordinator. deacrtbed FACE The local antipoverty agency had $175,000 rrom the , Enera Department to pay federal Job trainees to do total weatherproo(tn1. but it lacked the workers. ACTION con· vtnced the Enerty Department to allow \'olunteers to do partial weatberproof1111. IT ALSO OONVINCED tbe Department of Houalq and Urban Development to five t.be city "5,000 for materials for m~mcome fa.mill•. ao a family of four with an Income ot '14,000 can 1et free cauJ.kinl, weather-1tr1pplng a.ad tnaulatloa. Half the resident.I qualif1. Volunteen fanned out to explalD the project from 10 FACE oftlcea, which were also used u "boolf"to train rt1ldentltn weatherprooliJll. FACE leaflet.I were inlerted ln newapapen and ln 1as ud elec:trtc bWI. Laat Tuesday, 7 ,500 leaflets were carried bome by IChoot children. One hundred volunteers, lncludlnl ttudentl, rellniid 7:&1• and YCK11bJ from job tr~ propam1, have ~n e t*9 to do'tM weatherprooflnl l0r those unable to dolt t.beliiMJv-. Scbooli mt tolDpettna to see whlcb 1tudeot bod)' u.o .nlllt Ult molt bocn • • f •