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1979-12-05 - Orange Coast Pilot
WEDNESDAY AFTERNQQ_~LDECEMBER S, 1979 ~n.-.-.• ~ ....... I j' --- Refinery Poll Shows Ted Fading 7 Flames SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Sen. Echvard Kenned7's au.1artt1 ... pnadm-• encM• deelbaed in Dwindle tbe lMMt Callcnta Poll released today while .,_ .11m1n1 c= "'1"0JlaANCJ!: (AP) -L-:!-.:S alMl ao.. ,. lhltc::t,~ W'Hn1 • •4t; liM tak.. .al ~ .Mobil tallaad • eommanclJ• leacl orp. refinery expected t.be over bolh the other lead· to burn itself out today, inc Democratic contend-.-iore than 30 hours after it era among party f aithlul "•an with an explosion that polled by the Field evn~ took three lives. Institute during No· Heavy ack smoke blanketed vember. Uie area today aa firefighters The latest survey shows kept their water hoses and Kennedy's preference streams of firefighting foam level droppi.ne to 49 per· trained inside the edges ol the cent, wltb Cart.eT rislDI to =· where names lapped at re-23 percent from 16 in al oil around the lid. Aueust. • A refinery worker was tilled ~hen the tank exploded Monday evening. A second worker and a .,auing motorist, who also were Woman Tied eneul!ed by the flames. died :from burns Tuesday at a Tor- ,ance hospital. And Raped Torrance Fire Department Capt. Gerald Goins said late Tuesday the fire was limited to In Huntington one storage tank that bad been burning since the initial ex- plosloo. A HUDtington Beach woman Another l~locioo jolted WU bound, eagged and raped lD the refmery y afternoon her own car Tuetday by a man after a crude oil pipe ruptured with a nylon stocklnJ pulled near the bumlDg PIOline tank. over bia face, police Hi . Tbe explosloa wu felt by ol· ftclals at city fire department The rapist =tedb' entered headqwuten more Ulan a mile the woman's~ van about away. OU apilllnf from the 4: 15 p.m. and bid in the back b~en pipe ca'1 t fire, but wblle the wu aboppina at the G ns aald tbe amea were Ruutiqtaa Center Mall. quietly atinpiabed. .. The cmly ftre at tbe reftnerJ Offteen laid tbe man put a la the one In tbe un19fded knife to the woman'• tbJ'Oat and 1aaoltne tant," 1aid llobll looped IOCDe rope around ber 1polleaman FA Fulham. "It (the neck U abe WU drlytq fl'om · tank> 1a pracUcall1 crumbled to tbe btaJ lbopplna center. tbe pound, but lbe fire ii COD- taiDed wlth1n lta shell." Sbe told polite bu uaenant Tlae tant'a abell buckled to forcecl ber to pull lllto anotber about 15 feet in beipt from 25 == cmtel' and Ued ber up feet under tbe lntenae beat, rope. Goin• 1atd. About ISO flreflC •till were ftahtina Police aald tbe-•:;reet., UN b near tbe comer of Van delcrtbed u JO years db N-. Awnue and uoth Street. black.lb'tno balr, toolt .. from ••u tbeJ can put ::f foam b1a vtdim'• pune befon be ran -t.o anotW lt tbe~ .. uJ4 otf. (leea&nNUY .... Al) In Bl!oadeast. ·Non-smoker's Wrath Grounds Airliner Officials Hailing Purchase ·~JQ&NNS~ om1.C-....;·.,.m., ~ COUt l'"ltrata ea~ "11pf"tocfa7 It news ol appnwat for a.te purcbaM of t.• acres of parkland between Cororui del Mar and Laguna Beach. State otftclala announced late Tu~ the purchase approval oft.be area which includes three and one-quarter miles or aboreline aa well u all of Moro Canyon up to the proposed allc· meat ol the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor. That 1.898-acre parcel will cost $32.6 million. In addition, the state agreed to purcbaae another 393 acres ol Moro Canyon from tbe Irvine Company in two years for the price ol $3.2 millioa. Officials representing the cltie. ol Lquna Beach, Newport Beach and In1:ne u well u the county and members of the state Auembly and U.S. Co~eas who bailed tbe purchase. laid the7 saw it u tbe key to a com- plea and oagotq process. Fern Pirkle. president of Friendl of t.bt l.rvine Cout. a citilen ll'OUI> backing the part, said ber ll'OUI> will DOW won OD Jtettial. federal c-:: of 96-Uooal bmdt ln area a well .. ddc8bon of land to ..sd to the~· •• at I tblnk our most lmpor· tant work lD tile COm:inl yean ii lolnc to be ln the part pl•mfq ·proceaa," abe a~ld ... The purchase ia only a ftnt 1tep. We will work wltb the !tendel .. volved cm luues 1 u part uaet and tnmc drculaUola. .. ~County Fifth Diltrlet Su Tbomu Rlle1 lakl the part acquJatUon aeu tbe sta1e for tbe~I fDral purchase ol Pl'OPiltt u well u allowtq tbe couat, staff t.o complete tbe plenJdnl GI the lnlne coaata.I pc'OP8ft7, all of ftleb ia ID eoam, tenhc1r7. <lee PAD, Pace A.I) .... ........ _, ............ EL MORRO MOBILE HOME ftARK TO Ill PHASED OUT A..W View Take• In Sd*»I (boaofft), lmne Cow (top) lnm, 'Peace' Hopes Spark Stock Market NEW YOU <AP) -Hopes for a Mltlement of lbe ~ tatioa bltwtMS tbe United Slatee and Ina sparked a br'Olld lld· YaDCe ID die stock market today. Tbe Dow .I-. averqe ol ao lnduatriala climbed T.M polla to 112.25 .,.. three boun of tnd· ~aiDen outnumbered 1oaen by mon Ula.a a 2·1 mar&ln amoq New Yort Stoet h · ch.,..llltad ...... Broten uld MW MYelop. meota lD Iran combined wttb a •lron.I lbowtnc by the clollar. were tDOUlb to aperk 10me tiuy. tn1 by investors. Tbey DOUld that the mubt alto bu bee beoefttllll from bapes for an earlJ peak ln ID· tareltrat.. ' Iranians' Posture &oftens? TEHRAN. Iran CAP) -The students holding SO Americans hostage in the US. Embuay ~· Jttted a Secu.nty Council appeal for their immediate release to- day But Tehran state radio toot a more ooociliatory tooe. saying the UN action "left. the way open for negot.aatwns " The radio statement was seen as a hopeful sign in the month- long cnsas. but the difference between tbe bard line of tbe em- bassy mahtants and the ap proacb ol Iraruan officials ag8U1 pointed to COftfi.ict on the Iranian aide On Tuesday, Ayatollah Rubollab Khome101 's recime made new and stronger threats aeaiost the captives Meanwhile. the U.S Navy car rier force aoutb of the Persian Gulf doubled in size. W ubinctoo reporu sa.ad the U.S. government planned a series of diplomatic and economic steps to pressure Iran into freein& the boetagea. c~ News aaid the moves, abort ol mWtary action, would beJin tbia week and intensify over the next two or three weeb. Tbe lraaiaD militanta aeiaed tbe embuay and tboH iD&1de it Nov. 4\ demanctlq that tbe Unit· ed State. surrender deposed Sbab lfohar:t:J-S Rua Pahlavi to Iran for . Tbe Carter ad- (8ee taAN .... Al) Coa~• Weather Some bilb elovdllleu, otberwi1e fair tbroucb Tbundq. Quce of pst;J wtncta near eouw cu· you tmtcM Uttle tem- perature cban1e, wltb Ion timQbt fJI • at tbe beacbm mdse tDland. and hllhl 1'bandaJ ol '11 aloq the OOllllt ..... iDJaDd. iNllRTeaAY c.ru J1ml'9llil•N ... .......................... ti. cftllttll ........ ... ~-. 5-year Coatraet? County Studies Lif elfl!D,rd Issue 8)' DOl.O&ES BaOOU ISWIN on duty. She UJ'led that the con 0t_.,..,~.,....twt tracts be returned to the clues. The decision on wbo will Dick M.lller, president of the iuard county beaches next yeu National Surf Lifesaving As· was delayed for another week sociation, asked supervisors to .. • ,Tuescl.Jl. 1>.Y Otantce ..COuntJL-appoin1 bis group aa ac_credit.ing _, !\UpertbSOIS Si) tbf!y-colJtttstud.y ..age4.e.y-fw-the llf~lHITd a new proposal, one that would servtces. extend the one-year contract to He urged board members lo five years. closely examine and evaluate Supervisors Thomas Riley and standards· and services offered Harriett Wieder, whose districts by the clues and the private include the ftve miles or firm. beaches, were appointed to look The supervisors' delay into a last-minute attempt by a postponed the apparent demise _pri\t&te ~~r~ fii"~~ ·;ri~ • of lbe fled3Un& llC-&H-U•H -· -1980.cont.racnt appeared lo have-set'Viee, -however, at lent fur lost in a bidding war with the another week. ' cities. Tuesday's action by Lileguard Board members had been pre-International wu the latest in a pared to award contracts for series of skirmishes between the lifeguard services to the strips firm and the cities over the of county beaches adjacent to ci· county contracts. ty beaches or Laguna Beach, Two weeks ago the company San ClemPnte Huntington succeeded in delaying award ol Beach and Newp0rt Beach. the contracts when its attorney But the private firm labeled the cities' low bidl, call- L1fe){uard International Beach ing them "a lift by the citiel to Services, made a last-ditch of. the ccunty," and threatened a fer Tuesday to guard the lawsuit over the cities' alleaed beaches for a five-year perit:f at unfair buai.neaa practices. the same per-year bid it 'ub- mitted for 1980. p,..,. P,,.. A J Vince Moorhouse, Huntington Beach community services pi -'HK direct-Or, told supenisors his c!J· a .... ty also would be willing to con- '>1der a five.year contract. Mrs . Wieder had lauded the cost savings brought on by the newly competlti ve bidding between the private company and the cities, which before 1.979 had always guarded county beaches. She called the cities' offe~; which if accepted would save the county 162,184 over; what it paid Jast year. "the best bang for our buck." But Riley bemoaned the low bidding by the cities. "I think it's sad that over the years there wrui an increase (in costs to the county) until we got the Lifeguard International Services, which, in essence, pro- vided the impetus tor the free enterprise system to work," Riley aaid. "UnfortlUlately, the next year they won't be around so we'll have some problems again." South LalUJla resident Betty Weber told supervi1ors the private firm's uteeuarda were "very inadequate.'' She offered snapshots purport. inc to show the U!eauardl play- ing horseshoes durtnc the time she aaid they should have been watching the county beach ln front ol her home. Ms. Weber added that she bad seen the private firm's life1uarda "playin1 tae" and "always talkin& to atria" while t DAILY PILOT "It ls important to our IOQI range planning efforts to get the park area defined to give our staff a more solid ground for planning. "We bad to bold back oo com· pletion of the local coutal plan for the area. It has been frustrating and costly." Newport Beach Mayor Paul Ryckoff and Irvine Mayor Pro Tem Art Anthony said they were pleased with the announcement and predicted tbat tbe road •system serving the area wU1 become a co&mcil iuue ln the future. Ryckoff also said be bad aome concerns with a SO.acre parcel south of Pactflc Coast metnvay adjacent to Corona del Kar that wasn't included in the acqui.sl· tioo. That property reportedly WU appraised at $300,000 an acre, so state Park.a officials decided to delete it from the park. Included in the S38 million budgeted by tbe 1tate Legi1lature to buy lbe park are funds to relocate resldenta ol the El Morro Mobllebome Park, located at the mouth of Moro Canyon. Under tbe terms of the ..,,_. ment, tenants will be liven the option of relocatinc with state flnanctaJ aaailtanee or •ilnine a ~year leue lo wbtcb they live up the rtChl to relocation U · slatance. Tb• acreement wblcb II ex· pected to be ratiiied at the Dec. 13 meettnc of tbe state Public Worb Board, does not lnclude a almtlar l)rOVlllon for f'Olldeau ol C171tal Con. Auemblywoman Karlan s.r1--. who belped wort out the opUon for the mobllebome park rwtdeatl, bu IJMted Ruu Cahlll, ltalepartadll"ed.Or, to'ftl· tt ~Cove in u effort toftnd a 11mllar~ for &bole .... 11d.ebta:-· Two local eo••re11men, Kepubltcm Robert Badhlm Ud ~-ocrtt lcrry ~ bOtb HI.a ! Uli1 felt tJMt 1tate '_b"f ft Mr Pl!li4'GI ~ a boolt; IDilll haft eooautllllricl • blU wbtclt would •ad1et uodMi' .. IDlllliJD ffw t.-...i • pareUNafled. ...... fle ... Im. ~~ .... _.wad waa. ~ tO AUiio c...,.. -~-~bat' le1t1tatton i• due tw lltarlAa ta WantqtOD eartr ~narmcsu.ttwo~. taUftl bipt to baft Ult· Uo11 uanu1• Cb•1n11 aad ~ 1W tlll lll""lldt11 '1 wa llllll... . . .....,.... ......... 'h...., Jol..e tM 14 otW aec.nc, Oo un ... ...,. Ilia .......... , .... of tllle,. ........................ ,, .. c ,., ......... ~ . .......... Of .. &aaw . ..,. __ .__........___ _ ____ .._.._....., Ol5 ..... .,, - LONDON (A.Pf Bntilb' dd Patnode rront pierrtJ!aa, and &be ........ 7 ft WW Ola Ina Patnode l"loDt ~· t .. d.e, all baw Uled bJ &he Salilbw'7 wl tbl Ual&.ld S&aa. to .,,. tined t.oda)' • Jrvmlle P~I fan., would be ' IOI•• ~-tbl nm=· plu ,.. • eeue Ii' . • mmn~ ...... W.....'taMaa•• ad babwe ••••· ~·., ln..., Ndlce al thi1D t.o 11-.irdM-the uUnolt war for • ~t la .tae l\l.l'tlile lttatk. Nttraiat0 _. Nlnla from ''ta. lftft·,_, l'MftlDA war, ~ -.A ti f ht Z t m b ab we UlNat GI' UM of foree!' eollfeNllC*alllctall 1atd. Bbod•la alrftelcb w-ouJd be A IPUb9man b' &be embulj A •aoteam .. fpr Com• 1urf'Ol*Dded bJ Com-mOGWffltb mWtanta Nld cl tb.t aPl)eal for moawUlUt seentarr.O..u ~wlloal8oWOUl'9calW ................... ''liwt.be Sbrldetb Ra.al,pbl, wbo belped upon to coatrol aJl ammunWoa SeeUJity toe.di ls cwebestrated rwoln Ute caae-flN ~. atocb. by UM! Uaited Statte, lt 11 ot>-told ftl Al90Cfafecl P,.. fl U. -1'lilN waa1d ... U espldt ftoaa it 1fVQld .., tldDp aeeorct after PatrtoUc l"ront p'°'11toa IU~ all ... . leaden Joabua Hkomo aod teraaJ fOftllll mmt ..... Giie fftAN l'AP!Ra PLAY_. Jtobert llqabe met wit.b BrtUlb ~. Tbl8 11 int-'"' to C!OY· K2NHEDY COfllMINT-Aa hrelp ~Ntal')' Lord Car • U. wtt!*awal ol hu:iidndl Ol rtqtciafor .ID lillour. SouUa Alr1ca alrmaa &Dd tl'Oqll lml!Mlldlatety afterward, CV· kno•• to be In Zimbabwe U.N. ACTION NOT rlAct.on. cbalrman ot tbe 1J.... RbodHl• ...... Uloa1b tbe ITAOMG INOUGH Al peac• talb, told the ROUM ot Prttorta ~ bQ dmled Lord• the Patriotic Ft-oat meat tW.r Pi I I ''· 1Wl IOnW1y acne to tbe ce .... ftre, bl& Wl UtUe doubt tbey would. He &aid a Brttltb 1ovemor, whom be did not ldenuty, would be travellnc to SalbbW')' lD the REFINERY oextfewdayatolakepowerdur- • • inl a transtttoaal period for free, internationally recopl~ el~- Newport Cop Injured in Cycle Crash Fulbam. "U DOC, t.IM!y'U just let Uom. it buru itaelf out." Britilb autboritiea prtvatety AD ott-4uty Newport Beach Ftrefl1bter1 poured 200,000 reported the ebc»en aovernor la motor offtcer' suffered a broken 1allom ol water per minute Oil Lord Soamee, »year-old eoo·in· lee Tuelday nJght m Jrvine when the aides ol the tank -which law of tbe late Sir Wlnaton the police motorcycle be was beld about 1.8 mlllion aallooa ol CburcbW. rtdlnS eoU1ded with a car on fuel -to keep lt ftom fracturtnt Carrtnctoa 1ald llDal te~· Irvtoe Center Or\ve near the in the beat. fire arrangement.a need not take new Saddleback Coll~gt> north Ortlclals still weren't sure more than two or three days. campus. what caused tbe explosion, He alto announced a b1l1 wUl Taken to H rte11i( Memorial Goins said, stnce the fire pre be introduced lnto Parliament Ho:ipital 111 l\ewport wai. Kent vented investigators from Lakmg on Tbunday opening the way for Stoddard. a nine vt-ar veteran a look.altbe-refmery. LranAfernng ruu uulepeodence v.11.h the N4twport-fk.acb de'J)art• -G~ aid be did-ltOt baYe" a to the CIOWllr)' at lbe appropnate ment.. ~rd i.a an lrvane resi- dollar estimate or the damace. time. -dent. Cynthia Moore, 19, of Redondo Tbe ~nt Sallabury govern· Stoddard suffered a brolte-n Beach and Richard Love, SO, ol ment . led by black Prime nli(h t leg and cuU and bnuses Torrance died of burns and Mlnister Abel Mu~rewa, has Irvine polJce satd Stoddard. burn-related injuries at Tor· accepted Brit.aJn's proposals tor beaded hoow on bu; madune, ranee Memorial Hospital, a new COOJtitution dunng the ~as eastbound 00 lrvme ~at.er spokesman Richard Adams 13-week-old talks here, but ha.'\ Dnve al about 8 lCJ pm when said . not ruled on the ceue-f1re pro-the accident occurred It 11 • !.A'!9, a refinery-em~. -posaJ.s_ -. -· _,.,ot'Ma: ~vcrr~anmenr ~85-investlgating a gu fume--The maJor element~ or the policy for motor officers to take leak with two other workens comproml!e. as reported by th~ their mactunt>S homf" overruaht when the explosion occurred omc1ala, were Allan Ma)eda 31 a Sad One of the other worken, ~ The s ize of tbe Com dleback student from Tusl.ln, year-old Robert Forest Mack-moowealth military obsernUon ~as attemptJJlg a left turn from inga ol Hawthorne wu killed force. which Britain had limited the college ~arlung lot west Monday nitht. Only one worker, lo 1,000 men, would ~ raaed to bound on tht-road when bts car CharlesStooe,22,ofCanoosur-at leut l,200. There wouJd be a collided with Stoddard·s vived. provision for retnlorcemeots. machme MJ}'l-da wasn't hurt Miu Moore bad been driving -All assembly points for police :uud ' her car down a nearby street when it wu envele>ped bJ a ball of rtre from the explosion. "Her mlltake wu that abe tot out of the car." said Redoodo Beach police omcer c. DeLool. ~ ~::: :rn.::. t: toe toto a a,•foot blab eloud ot blaek amote that 1prHd u mlle. inland and as many miles out to sea. beeaaM 1t .. tN defenOer ol tbe Ape~ embarked OD ita de ~~ totbe orden Jt Nelbtd. ··.u It .. alto otmom tbM the United States baa sreat in- fiueoee ms th1a council, which baa .wNDI to do with tbe ~ preued people ol the world, its opinion is worlbleu u far u we are coocemed aQd will not affect ' ua in any way.'' be told The Al.- toeiated Presa by telephone. Bat Tehran radio, {o the ftnt aeml-offlclaJ commentary Cd the resoluUoo. teemed to stress its posative upertl -from the Ira· olan viewpoint -lporina the call for the bostages' releue. ··The Iranian govemment bu not bttn condemned and the L'n1ted States haB been warned, tnd1rt'ctJy, agatnst military m - ten entJoo, and Ulla hu left the WdY open for ne1otiat1ons," the radio said. The radio commentary also contrasted with previous stat.e- mt>nti. by Kbomelni reject1ng any decision by the Secunty Councu 10 advance as dictated by the Unated Stat.es . Pentagon officials said six U S wanhips led by the aircraft ('amer Kitty Hawk bad arrived 1n the Arabian Sea, joinlnc another sueb force beaded by the earner Midway. This put more than 135 planes wtt.hJn reach of the entrance to the Persian Gull and the oil tankers moving to and from Iran. Th€ smoke was visible 60 mUea away in San Bernardino. Soot blanketed homes and build· ings tbrou&hout the South Bay area. Two firemen were overcome by beat Tuesday and were treat- ed and released at Little Com - pany of Mary Hospital. Four other penom were injured Mon - Something new, something fresh Something exciting from Heritage Cameo Classics from Heritage day. Althoueb the explosion'• cause was not immediately known, firemen speculated the ln.lUal explosioo Monday WU touched off by a apark from a hi"1·vohlce line wtUch lpited the eteapln& fumes. Telling It like It Is? SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A week before hls runoff election, Di1lrict AU.omey Joeepb Freitas was reported to bJlye UD.leubed profanity at a street news coo· !erenee. The San Franclaeo Cbroaicle said today tba1 when Cbnlldcle reporter K .. ln Lear1 uked Freil.al to explain b1a ooetime "connection" with Peoples T•m· pie Freitas narled, "F· ·-JOU." Frelt&I, wbo fac• a tuQoff a1ainlt Ario Smith next -r.s- day, WH 1peakln1 wltb re· port.en at UMI buy lnt.enectioo at O' Farrell Street and Van Neu Avenue. Car Ram& Bank CAMPBELL CAP> -Two womea ba" been ~ with Jnjwiel reeet..c1 wbm a car •maabed tbrouO a wall at the Bank ol America branch ln th.II Santa Clara County com- munity. MERCED JOINS · 'JBE OVTIUGED Featartq dbdat roo-. bedroom and oeeasloa.als of Hallan deslp. Ete1an& woods and ftwlt.h aaab Cameo O•ulea a 1&ep above die rat. Oa 41bpla:raow. Eartlt~• Nelfl• .. r• This photo, released by N~ ls a mosaic print of tbe' planets in the solar system photographed by satellites. The earth is seen over tbe bottom of the moon, with a sun flare on the edge of the earth. The first planet above the moon is Venus. Above, from Jeft, are Jupiter, Mercury, Mars and Saturn. _ U.N. Plea ,Has Mixed ~ ~Reactions IRAN PAPERS PLAY UP KENNEDY COllllENT--A3 U.N. ACTION NOT STRONG ENOUGK-M p1'Mch of Jranjan officials again pointed to conflict on the Iranian side. On Tuesday, Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeini's regime made new and stronger threats a•alnst the captives. Meanwhile, the U.S. Navy car- . tier force south of the Persian Gulf doubled in size. W aabingtoo reports s~d the U.S. government planned a series of diplomatic and e<:ooomtc steps to pressure Iran into fredlg the hostages. CBS News said the moves, short of military action, would bepn this week and intensify over the next two or three weeb. 1be Iranian militants seiaed the embaasy and those inside it No•. •. demandinl that the Umt· ed States surrender dePo..ted Sbah Mohammed Baa Pi.blavi to Iran for bi.al. Tb9 Carter _. ministration tias refuaed aDd Tlletd.aJ jotned the H other Security Council memben in u:atnl!DOQI_ adoption of tbe ,. soluliao ursma the release of tbe caDttftll. 'l'be resolutioo eontalned no CODdeft!natioa of the Iranians. ~ Bestdes the appeal OD behalf of tbe bolt.ales. it called on Iran ... cd the Ualted Statel t.o ·-re- sol ... t!tacefully the nm= U.wween them" and Smoke Sereen Hassle Grounds Airliner LJNTHICUI(, Md. (AP) -An we~ Mooting at each other. Eastern Airlines sbutUe made Before takeoff, tbe captaib an unacbeduled landlna today told the 177 pauengers: "Look after a shouting match erupted folks, let's conduct ourselves as when a non-smoker sat ln the adults. When we become smokinl section and imlsted airborne, I expect you to act in a smotin& be banned. an a1rllnes re1pon1ible, considerate apokes1'QUW1 sald. fahloa. .. lb. Farrell said. The capm tGocbed down at At 15,000 feet. the controversy Balthnc.,.Wubb:IPID lDtsna-nma1Md UDnlllOlved and tbe t11u1 A1rpad ·ua! no 111 to :?:.,.Dt* ~_. ... ....!'!..!-~ c;w•li•mtbeW~ _. of~ _. ~ York almttle fllCJat wlleD the of the erew was tn qmstioa. Try- P~ "retuwd to act lib baa to bl9l) pe11ee WU a UWe too adalla. , aid ,... Panell. a , macb." tlle Aid. .. II.................. ~tMGupla Batlt,,...e, Mmumdrta, Va. ,..,.._. )I.-wftb a new cap. A b+•" e1 •MD and two a-lain ad enw mrlnd to take tbe t~l•tes boarded the 8 a.m. paHengert to New York's mebt at Wasblqton'a National LaGoardia Airport shortly after Airport. passtnc up seats ln the 10 a.m. non-JDM>kina section and moriq to the amoken' area, she said. The Civil Aeronautics Board .. Be dem•Qded hia section be says airlines must provide made DOD41D01du&. That made eooup seats in a non-smoking the smobn very QOhappy.'' section to accommodate all DOO· Volunteers offered to swap amoken. But this does not mean seats with the paasenaer "but be they have to give a ooo-smoter refused. saying be wanted that whatever seat be wants and seat in the smok:tng section." declare that a non-smoking She said several passengers area. /nm, 'Peace' Hopes Spark Stock Market NEW YORK (AP) -Hopes for a MUJement of the C<Jllfron. talion between the United States and Ina sparked a broad ad- vance tn tbe stock market today. Tbe Dow Jcmes avera•e ol 30 illdUltria!s climbed 3.50 potnta to 828.41. Gainers outnumbered losen by more than a 2·1 mar1ln amons New York Stock Ex· cbanae-lilted laues. But there waa some seWne late ln the seuklo. Brokers said new develop· masts tn Inn combined with a 1tron1 lbowln8 by the dollar, were eaouati to spark some buy- ing by investors. They noted that tbe mmet also baa been benefttilll from hopes for an early peak in ln· tereat rates. MeanwbtJe, commercial de- mand for dollars outwelgbed worriee over tbe Iranian crilla on world currency markets to- day, u the U.S. currency re- covered losses earlier in the week. Gold prices fell in Europe in advance of an International Monetary Fund auction expect· ed to oller more than 400,000 ounces ol pd. In Tokyo, where the tradin& day.,enda before Europe's be1lns, the Bank of Japan stayed out ol the market and the dollar l'Ole from a Tuesday dos· inl of 2''7. 'JO yen to wind up at 248.025 yen -Jast abort of lta re- cent t~year hlCb· Gold prteea .Upped from near· record levela ln Europe oo Mon- day and Tuesday. weDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1979 Wage Ta Die· Newpon-Mesa Asks Mediator • ., JAQ[(E BYllAN cw ............ N•W'POl't·llesa ietcben and d1atrict oaldala aald today they bave jointly declared an lm- pUM ID their coatract DeliDUa· tlona. Tbey said they will ult the state Public Employment ft.ela . tlona Board for a mediator in the talb, which have been under way for about six months. The teacbera' contract expired July 30 and they bave been working without a contract aiDce then. 1be new contract would be retroactive to Aug. 1. One ol the key dlsa1reementa concerns wases. Spokesmen for both aidee said the district is of. ferin& a e percent raise for next year and teachers are asking for 14 percent. Jean Harmon, asaistani_ to the district superintendent, said \be diattict baa offered a total of $1 4 million to cover all of the economic cost.I of the new con· tract. She said district officials estimate that the current de--mands by the Newport-Men Federation of Teachers would coal almost $4.5 million next year. In addition, Mrs. Harmon said, the district hasn't been able to figure out yet bow much tt would cost to meet some addi- tional teacher requests, includ· mg smaller classes, providing certain c:oolerence period leave and eliminating the requirement that a teacher have a masters degree for certa.in wage step lD· creases. Other noo-economic points of dispute, she said, include the teachers' request ror binding arbitration of grievances and for MlllorU;y as the only criteria in ln•oluntar7 transfer• of teachers. Mormons Oust ERA Supporter WASHINGTON <AP I Feminist Sonia Johnson, whose family has been in the Mormon Church for five generations, was excommunicated from the church today because of her campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment. ''The verdict is excommuntca- t.10n ." Mn. Johnson said in a telepbooe mterview. She said she would malte no further comment unltl probably Thursday. , The verdict by her bishop came by registered mall to Mrs. Johnson's home in suburban Sterling, Va .. culminating a tnal durinc which, she said. she found it impossible to "see eye to eye" with church leaders. The 43-year-old molber of four, who la head of "Mormons for ERA." was described by friends aa emotionally tense and distressed durin.r the mo~ aa abe awaited the decision reached by her bishop and two counae1on after a trial Saturday. The church made no an- nouncement of the verdict. Earlier, her husband, Richard Jobnaoa, a former Baptist wbo credited hi.a wife with converting him to the Mormon faith, said be too would leave the church if hi.a wife la excommunicated. Mn. .Jobmon's at.and on the ERA, which the church oppoees . baa divided her family, with a brother opeoly caJ.liDI for her excommunication. WlWam Coe, praldent ol the teacben' aroup, 1ald a.nocher tinportmt --la tbe leaatb ol the t.oub wt. He aid teadc1 are akinc for a tm.-yea.r coatract aod tbe diatrlct for a one-year one. Cue aaid teacben are eoa-- ceroed about the lenctb ol time It take. to DelCJtlate a ~ Mn. Ban:noa said the d.labtc:t la rooeeraed -about l\:md1aC ancer- IRVINE '·\_//"~ ....... /\. ./ . NEWPORT "',, BEACH ~ ( PACIFIC OCEA" talttt1 in the Uabt of lellaladalL Salary 1"ela .... alio .,., Im- portant. Cue said. DOtiq tbat ae-eordlae to bla IJ'OUP'• eakula- tlona t.eae.berl' ea.ndnc power, w dropped by a percem nee 1974, &eeauH ot lnflatloo. Teacben received oalJ a 5 per- cent tnereaae wt 1ear, C. noted. ---~ (See WAGE, Paa:e AJ) MAP DETAU AREA STATE Pt.ANS TO BUY ,.,,_....,.. ._ ntne CCMlll*l' Conc:IUd9d Officials on Coast Hail Land Purchase By JOANNE REYNOLD6 Of .. o.llY ........... Officials representing Onm&e Coast raidenta expreaMd de- light today at news of approval for at.at.e purcbue of 1,• 9Cn!S of parkland between Corooa del Mar and Laguna Beach. and predicted that the road system serTiog the area will become a cowicil issue in the future. Ryctoff abo said be bad 10me concerns with a 50-acre parcel south ol Pacific Coast Highway adjacent to Corona del Mar that wasn't included in the acquisi- tion. That propnty reportedly was appraised at $300,000 an acre, ad shoreline as well u all ol lloro atate Pub ofticials decided to Canyon up to the proposed alic· delete it from the part. meot ol the San Joaquin lnlls .. Included in the $38 millioo Transportatioo Corridor. Tbat budcetea by tbe state State officials announced late Tuesday tbe purchase apptVVai of the ~ which includes three and one -quarter miles of 1.~•cre parcel will coat $32.6 Leai•lwture to bQy the part are mtllion. . fanda to rdocate residents ol the In a.dditiOo, the state aareed to El Morro Mobilebome Part purchase anoUJer 313 acres ol Jocated at the mouth of 11~ Moro Canyon from the lrvlne Ca.nyoa. Company in two years for the Under tbe terms of the acree- price ol 13.2 millloo. ment, tenanta will be pveo tM Officials representing the option ol re&ocatlnc with ttate cities d Laguna Beach. Newport financial assistance or siptnc a Beach and Irvine aa well u the 20-year leae in which they iive county and members of the state up the ricbt to nUocaUoo a. Assembly and U.S. Conaress siatance. who bailed tbe purcbue, alJ said The qreemeat which ls U• they aaw it u the key to a com-pected to be nufted at tbe Dec· plex and onioln& process. <See PAD. P••e Ai> l Fern Pirkle. vreatdent of l Friends of the lrvine Coast, a 1 citheo P'OUP backlnc the park, said ber poup will now wort on 1ett.lnc • federal purchase ol ad· ditiooal lands in the area u well u dedication ol land to add to Coast Weat•er t.bem to .. nerd.le the utmolt rwtnlnt'' and refrain from '"the dlrult • meol force.•• Cea~t Cooling Down ~I:\ tblnk our most Impor- tant won tn the comlJll Jean la 1otn1 to be ln tbe s-* plmdnc proce11," abe a aid. "The purclulle ii mb-a ftnt .up. We will •wortt wttb tbe QUClel ln- volftd (Ill ...... adl .. D9ft uu. and tnftlc drcuJatlon. .r- Some bllb doQCUneaa. otberwiH fair throu1b ~ Thanda1.~olpaV wlnds near CONtat ean- JODI \alqbt. UUle tem• , perature cban1e. with l Iowa u.qbt of 41 at tbe bHcJ. add 51 lDJ•ftd.• and , bllba 'ftlund.tJ ol 11 aloq ehriltnuu Trees Wilt in 90-degree Heat Oranse ~ l'lftb Dtltriet s~ Tboma an., Mid the park acqW•ltJ.oa HU tbe lta68 f'W the J:!'!l' federal ptll'daw "' .. fl'OPllt>' .. _,, ... ...._ tbe ..,. Ralf to omnsl•• u. p1_.,. o1 tba lntM caattl pcopertf • .U ol• ee.••~tm'ttllll1· .. a .. ·=a tbj.oai' .... raapJ'I ~to llltM pait·i._ 111> Ii" oar Nft a man eolid 11.-.1 fGr Pl ..... .................. ~ ,.._et tbe lleal er11a.a ,._ tor. '.tl1• ana. It llaa ..... ~-..ut." "~ •m·~•.,.. Pm ., .... im. • .,.. ... Tem Art AnUmJ .aid dllll1 WIN plelHd db tbe '1IDO>lmCelD• tbe cout aDd •Piland. ~ · .1191HT8•~Y t ........ ..., .,, .. , ... . HONOLULU <AP> -OaJo.foree ~ and IYJ wtf be.,..._ pou.odecl 11.uaro Atoll 1D UM 11.anhall lalandl for a MCCllDd time lD •week, leaviDI eome 1.000 to ,,000 l'tlllldata bcnnti.., 1\ltborttl• aay. Repona from amateu.r ~aton reacblq Honolula and Guam l9id m ptnOILI were • DODI MrioullJ. Tbe wiDda and wav• ol up to IO feet l'lnt bit tbe •toll Nov. IT, cau•ln& damap tbal baa beea estimated et S38 mllliao. The wind and waffl ntunMd •tala over the weekend. s.. A•t••t. •••• M arf!lae• SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) -Citing the posalbllity of violent claabes, San Antonio officiala are banning marchea by both anti- sbab Iranians and pro·American Ku Klux Klanamen durin& the ex- Ued ruler's vllit. "Our greatest concern bu been for the well-beinl of the boatagea in Iran," ctty Manager Tom Huebner said 'fueaday in an· nouncing the deciaJon to avoid demonstrations that mi1ht lnfJame tbe international crbls at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. .. We have a great respect for the U.S. Constitution." he said. "but lbe regard for public safety in San Antonio and the impact on the hostages in Iran had to be taken into account." Brow:m s~~• Ratloal11g SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. says the state will try lo enforce odd-even gasoline di.stnbution but "I believe we'll be in rationing very soon " Brown told reporters Tuesday during his first Sacramento ap· pearance since the middle of September that odd-even \S "Just a modest first step to a much more serious control of our out-of· control oU consumption." He said he believes coupon rationing is needed now, and re newed has call for President Carter and Congress to work out an equitable program Crid<"i•ne ol Shah Def ended WASHINGTON CAP ) -Sen Edward M . Kennedy today de fended his critmsm of the Shah of Iran and called for a public debate on whether the deposed monarch should receive perma nent asylum in the United States. (Related story, Al) Kennedy refused to say whether he believes Shah Moham· med Reza Pahlavi should be denied asylum should he ask for it Ile noted the shah had indicated he intends to leave the United States. and added: "I don't Uunk we should interfere " The Massachusetta senator set off a storm or cnticism earlier in the week when he denounced the exiled shah as bav· ing beaded "one of the most repressive regimes" in bUtory and stolen "umpteen billions" of dollars from Iran Kidnap \f l~t ht1 Rl9•<"Nf9d VISALIA (AP> A kidnap v1ct1m from R1vers1de County was resrued unharmed here today, and four people were arrested, police said. Riverside County authorities reported that Timothy Joseph Joyce, 21. might be brought here Police staked out a house all night, then ordered the occupant.!> to surrender shortly after dawn Ten men broke into Joyce's family home at Aguanga in southwest Riverside County Tuesday, sherifrs deputies there said. The victim's 14 year old sister was raped by several men before Joyce was driven off at gunpotnt an his own pickup. Fro• Page A J WAGE TALKS DIE. • • The district could cut costs in a number of areas and draw funds from reserves to meet teacher demands. Cue said. ''The teachers' negotiating team feels that the district has 1impl)' refused lo make a aerioua offer to tbe teachers becanae 6 percent is an lnault in these times of 13 percent infla· fton," Cue said. ·•we feel that the real problem is the district's refusal to sbitt rt• priorities away from ad· miniatrative overhead and tJ>w~d student needs," be said. Cue said· teachers bave lden· tilled a number of areas in which they believe the school budget could be trimmed. He declined to live eumples, aayina the information would t>. provided to the mediator. Mrs. Harmon said district of· liclala have made all their DAILY '>ILOT Tlw Or-C.. Del"~ ... ••"'-~ "c-bo--~t..lt __ ..,,.,.O._ , .... -........ ~ .......... ,-.,. -·--... ""-,, ... , ... c.1• -· ..._, IMc:Ol,-1 ......... .C.111.._ 1aMV4"Wy, 1.-. ..._ .... "''.levl!IC-/I ~ ......... .._ .. __ ....._....._, -. .. Tloe ................. .,.,,,. .,._ "14 - Wttt anM"""-c..t.-.Cal-. ... ·~· .... ~-......._ .McU.C.W, VIU---Oo-tl...,_. ~ ....... i::::..."':J:" oer:.\!:' .......... ~-- • budget data available to the teachers' eroup and have aslted for suggestions on where cuts can be made, but that teachers· negotiators haven't responded. She said a medJator is expect- ed to be appointed m two weeka to a month. Both sides said they are hop- ing for a peaceful resolution of their differences. "We aren't discussing a strike at this time," Cue said. Newport C~p Injured in Cycle Crash Ao off-duty Newport Beach motor olfteer IUffered a broken tea Tuelday nlaht in Irvine wbea the police motorcycle be wu rid.lq coWded with a ear on Irvine Center Drive near the new Saddlebaek Colle1e north campua. • Ta ten to Hoa1 llemorlal Hospital lD Newport WU Kem Stoddard. a nine-I::" 'fetel'Ul with the Newport cb depart- ment. Stoddari! t. a lniM' 1'111· dent . Stoddard 1Ufferect a bl'Oba ri~t 188 and cm and bna.llel. lnine Police aald Stoddard, h .. ded home on bJa madllM, waa edtbouD4 on Info• c.t.et Drive at about 1:80 p.m. wblD the aeelunt occurred. It 11 normal N•wPOrt O.panment PollCJ tor moto. omcen to tab their macblDes bOJDi O'f~t. Allan =•· U, a lad· dlebeck · from , •u •ttaa•a••aa a left bU'D a.a th• collep parkiq: lot .... ' bound an tM road .,.. Ida ear colUdtd wltlt ltoddard'• machlm; _.,..._'t. pel*ildd. ' County OKs Funding for lifeguards Orange County supervisors voted Tuesday to afaln help un - derwrite costs o providing lifeguard service lo five coast cities, Including Huntington Beach. Laguna Beach, Newport Beach and San Clemente. The $248,248 in county money, which comes out of the Dana Point Tideland.s Fund, makes up about 10 percent or the city lifeeuard budgeta, according to county offi cials The county helps defray city lifeguard costs because of \be number of lnland residents using the beaches The funds do not re- late to the guarding or county beach stnps, a matter still beillg evaluated The $248.248 subsidy was al· localed as follows : Newport Beach , $98,037; Huntington Beach. $61,109: San Clemente, $34,821 : Laguna Beach, $32,792. and Seal Beach, $21,489. Walter Clark, Ex-senator's Aide, 46, Dies Services will be held Thursday In Orange ror Walt.er F . Clart Jr .. a one-llme aJde lo former State Sen. Denn.la C•rpenter. Mr. Clark died Monday al the aee or 46. He was a retired Marine Cof1lS Major who served aa a combat p1lo\ during the Vietnam war. He leavea bia widow, Nancy ol the family home ln Santa Ana; two aom, Walt.er Clark ID ol Santa Ana and St.even Clark QI Garden Grove; three daupteR, Deborah J . Allyn of Looi Beach, Michelle Collins of Garden Grove and Marvlna Cluk of Santa Ana, and two srandchlldren. Services w11l be conducted at 2:ao p.m. at St. Joseph HoapttaJ Chapel. luxury Auto ~ Destroyed in Newport Fire J_ Tit• PNlleJ Compaoln, a New_pon .. aeb-b•Hd bome bulldlQI ftrm, la amoa1 t.bnt nrm• undn 1crvtin1 'b1 tbe a.eum. and Escb•np Com· . mlN'an, firm afftdalt laaft CIOG· fttmtcl. Aeecirdlna to •. ,,.. 'NIHM tuae4" bJ' PN1ie1 • '"IM UC la nam~tn~W'ltll Mt SIU---,...Ue--IJ bt eompa1111 -a ~le marW malpuJetiao ta MCllritMI durl.aa the al Jilly 1 ~ Aq. to c6ert lnehidbal a com~ lD 1'1deh a diNd.Gr al ..,._ ~ Com· pulee ii~--Tbe n'Hll .. OD to Date a prellm11W'1 ln•..U1allaa by mana1•mnt. of-Tll• Presley Compemm "ha aot Jad.leat.ed that tbl adi.W.. compla!Dld al infolH tbl miluN cl iuidl in- formld:ioD.. • • A PnaleJ apok•man Hid the ot!le\" two ltnDa Involved lD the SEC pnbt are t.be ValenUne Group, a Ne..,art Beach lnveat- Torrance Gas Fire May Bum Self Out meat firm that wH buying Prftley llw'ee tbla summer and Ccmottoo Brothen. a Pullerton· bued bome bulklln1 ftrm. V almUae la made up lD part of prtncipal1 from Covington Brothen including Loran and Delton Covington, Paul Lechman and Dorris Krutkk, accordini to a document med t.JU• aummer with the SEC. TORRAN\.E I AP > Firefighters battling 8 burning gasoline tank al a Mobil 011 Corp rehm•ry expectt:d the blue to bum 1tsell out late Uus afternoon. almost 48 hours after at began with an e:icploston that eventuaJI) took thr<'e h v1·s Heavy black smoke blanketed the area today a5 f1ref1ghters kept their water hoses and streams of farcf1ght1ng foam trained lnside the edges of the tank. where nam1•s lapped at re s1dual oil around the hd A refinery worker was lulled when the tank exploded Monday evening A second worker and a passing motorist, who also were engulfed by the flames, died from bums Tuesday at a Tor ranee ho6p1\aJ. Torrance Fire Department Capt Gerald Goins s aid late Tuesday the fire was hmated lo one storage tank that had been burnang since the initial ex· plos1on Another loud explosion )Oiled the refmer;. Tuesday afternoon after a crude oil pipe ruptured near \he bunung gasohne lank The explosion was felt by of. ric1als at city fare department ht'adquarters more than a mlle away 011 svithng from ihf!' broken pipe caught fire but Goans S8Jd the flamcb were quickly ext.ingw.5hed ·'The only fire at the refinery as the one an the unleaded gasoline lank. said Mobil spokesman j'.d Fulham "It tthe tank) 1s pracucally crumbled to the ground. but the fire is con tamed within its sheU ·' The tank's !!hell buckled to about 15 feet m he1eht from 25 feet under the intense beat, Goins said About 150 firefighters stlll were fighting lhe blaze near the corner of Van Ness A~enue and l90t.h Street Robert V Gibson. corporate attorney for Pre15ley, 10 an an· terview in Augual con.Urmed that be also represented the Valentine Croup and Covington Brothtts Gibson 1s a dJrector of The Presley Comparues and at one lime was a member of the Valentine Gr<fup , AttemJ>t-' th .rJch Gibson and spokeamen for the Valentine Group and Covington Brothers were WlSUccessfu.J A spokesman for tbe SEC declined comment on the Presley preu release, nolin& the agency .s prevented by law from d1scu11in1 matters under in· vest11atioo Something new, something fresh Something exciting from Heritage Cameo Classics from Heritage Feata.rbal dlDJn& room, bedroom and ocea1loaal8 of Italian cleslp. Ble&ant wood.a and ftnlah make Cameoaautca a step above &be net. Oil d11play aow. · · NORWAY'S CHRISTIAN RADtCtt SAILS INTO SAN DIEGO Td Ship Enda 11,0C)O...mlle Journey With Cadet. Tall Story Three-masted Ship Docks SAN DIEGO CAP) -"This is the end of a long journey," said Capt. Jan Fjeld Hansen after steering his three-masted Norwegian training ship Christian Radich into San Diego Harbor. After an 11,000-mile tour, the 80 young Norwegian cadets hung happily from the rigging. A LOUD WELCOME CAME Tuesday from skip- pers and crews of 35 local boats, ranging from yachts to motorboats. Air horns tooted, a fireboat spewed plumes of water and the Navy Training Center band played ··superstar.·· Tbe cadets, who are 15 to 18 yean old, ban spent a year aboard the 42-year-old. 105-foot training ship with 1.330 meters of sails. They'll fiy back home 'nlllnday THE CllBISTIAN RADICH WILL BE open to the public at Broadway Pier this week and stay in San Diego until January. A new group of cadets will go aboard her then for a training trip to Bost.on. Rall Corrltler ' Panel Studies Amtrak 1.dne The San Dieeo to Los Angeles Amtrak line bas been selected as one of 11 traffic corridors to be examined by the Department of Tramportatioo and Amtrak. Tbe rail rorrldon were select· ed for the study on the buis of 'tbelr potential for diverting large numbers of intercity travelers from automobiles to trains. Rep. Jerry Patterson, D·Santa Ana, satd the study also will give a boost to a bill he has co- sponsored in Congress to up- grade the Southern California rail corridor. Ralpb Clark also bad spearheJlded efforts in lmprov· ing rail service for Orange, San Diego and Los Angeles countleJI. Al Clark's request . s upervtaors recently appomted three county officials to serve oo a tJ(-county technical advisory rail committee They were Tom Jenkins. ex ecuUve chrector of tbe Oranee County Transportallon Com· mis11on ; James R e ic he rt. general manager of the OtAnge County Tr..Wt Dulrict and H.G Osborne, di.rector of the county's Eovlronmeotal Management Aeeocy. ,.per ad a freq_. atde II AJatolltb Ruldlab m.1Dlbll•• ruime, curied the ltol7 two c:oTuUIDll cm ID ll"Cd P11Pt sum- marUtaa Ka~nma.rb. Tbe t.ilam1c bUc, orpa ot tbe partJ af Utated with AJatoJ.lab Bubollab KhomelDl. burled tail atorr under a two. column hMdliae on tM WJa ~ ill 12 pqee. "Sball'• Re1tme CruelHt Re1im• lD tbe Ht1tor1 of Mankind -Sesl. Kennedy," ita beadllne rad. Former acuna Porel1n Mlniater Abolh0 •an Bani 8edJ' Boy Attaeked By Elephant ALBERTON, South Africa (AP) -Sarel Gooteo bad a 1ood excuse for betQ8 late to acbool 1n tbl1 1uburb of Joban- ne•bur1. The 14-year-old youth was attacked by a clrcua elephant. Sar~l and two frieoda encountered a troupe of circut elephant.a. "The tralflc nol.se mu.st have exCJted one. became she broke away from the others and attacked my son." s&d Sarers father, WA. Goosen. Before the tu.mer couJd pull tbe animal away. Sare! was knocked un conacwus bnefly. but eot up and went to school wll.h a brwaed lee. black eye and 1pramed back A 4oal, be said, b to cut the Los Angeles-San Diego travel time from two bours and 3S minutes to one hour and SS minutes. Another element would be to extend t.be high speed rail corrldor from Los Angeles on to Omard. Pattenoo. along with Repcs. Lionel Van Deerlln. D-San Die10, and James Conn an, 0. Nortbrldge, Introduced the bill last September. Mesa Teen Shelter Gets County Boost It la seeking up to $150 mi.Won in federal funds to up1rade faclllties and improve schedules of the train service that makes re1ular stops ln Oranae Coun· ty. Pau.WGD &aid the study bJ the Department Cl Trampana- tion and Amtrak wD1 fOeUI CID potential demand, cost ol ~ 1radin1 track.I and potent18J aer11 aavtnc1- He noted th.st the San Dieac> to Los Angeles rail service re corded a 42 percent increase in passengers during the lut 10 months. Orange County Supervi!!or Orange County ~~pervisors approved a su-moom cootracl Tuesday allow1Dg a Costa Mesa community organiz.alloo that helps troubled teenagers to take over a sunilar county·run oper· atioo. Under terms of the $88,900 pact, Clftidala ot Oran1e Cout YMCA Family Criala Center Proaram also will nm Del Mar Shelter, a temporary llve·ln center fer teen·aaers with family problems. Del Kar Shelter pre-vioualy bad been admin.lstered by tbe county Human Services Age:ocy. T he group·'! counselors treat so called status o freoder teen .agers and their families with the primary .purpose ol puJhng the Cam.Hy l'>ack together agam. Ms. Stein srud. Status offender Juveniles are runaways or tboee described u incorriglble OI' charuptive Tbe m beds ta tbe &better wW serve • a ••coollnl otr• p&aee for the youngsters· until therapW.S can help them wortt out tbetr faauly problems, Illa. Stein Hid. Park Plan Put on Shelf The center'• budget a.lso in· eludes an expected annual $40,000 subsidy from Costa Mesa. as well as the sliding scale fees charged for counsel· Ulg sessions and overnight stays The ronsobdated Costa Mesa organization wall ma intain its two present offices at 420 W . 19th St .. and 170 Del Mar Ave .. both 10 Costa Meaa . Dana Harbor Holiday Boat Paratk Slated The fifth annual Dana Point Harbor "Holaday H1ghli&bts .. Christmas Boat Parade will be held Dec. 15 begioruog at & pm. A proposed ordinance by Oran1e County Supervisor Edi.Ion Miller dealin1 with the conversion of mobile home parka baa come under fire. Fellow Supervisor Ralpb Clark said the material wu poorly put tosetber, dJdn't offer adequate backup informaUoo and needed refinement. "I'm very concerned about It iD its present form," Clark told Miller. The item was listed on Tuesday's Board agenda for adoption. · Chairman PhiHp Anthony agreed that the ordinance was not in proper form and wu, In effect, a concept paper. It was referred to the Environ· mental Management Agency and the Planning Commi.saion for more research. Clark said the ordinance purportedly dealt. with mobile home parks on a ~ountywide basis. He said this waa erroneous in that countywide infers cities as well as county territory. Supervisors have control oo land Moadale Threateaed use issues only in unincorporat· ed county terrltory. Supervisor Tbomaa RJley, who frequently is at odd5 with Miller, belatedly joined the discussion. "I was going to be quiet," he said, "but I also have grave con cema." Miller agreed to put the or· dinance up for more study. Tbe proposed ordinance would probiblt the conversion of moblle home parks into other uses without the approval ol ~ county planning commlssaoo. Man Charged With Plot CHICAGO (AP) -A man who authorities uid hu a bis1ory of llleDtal lll:DeN has been cb.llrpd wltb p1«ttq to aasuainate Vice Prealdmt Walter Mondale and is beiDI held CID $100,000 bond. Authorities said Timothy Daniela, 25, a Michi1an parolee was arrested Monday and cbar1ed with tb.reateniftl the We of the vice president. Mondale ls scheduled to be in the Chicaio area Thursday for a campalp fund-raiser in suburban 84H- mont. Daniels, believed to be from the Detroit area, was arrested in a downtown bu.a station, Seem Service a1ent Richard Ward laid Tuelday. But counselors from both fac1Lities will now be worlung as a tea m. said Pamela Burton Stem. director of lbe newly btled Family Crisis Center Youth Shelter 400 Cops March OAKLAND CAP) -More than 400 Oakland police officers and their backers marched eight blocu tbrouih here late Tues day after beiJll denied time to voice tbelr opinions at an Oakland City Council meeting Dozens of decorated and light ed yachts &nd boats are expect· ed to partJapate In the annual parade, spomored by the Aven· tura Sailing Aasoc1allon and the Dana Potnt Harbor A.ssocaallon. The boats will cruise the harbor waterways and will be visible from all land areu in the harbor and from the cliffs above Those wbb have boala in Dana Harbor a.re invited to dffOrate their vessel for the parade. For more informat.aon. call 831·n80. Gem Talk 811 J C HVMPllR1£S Crrtlfttd Gtmologut ACS Slow Stal!l For Carter Candidacy WASHINGTON <AP> -Pnai· dent Carter'• ~Jedioll eaJD· palp .. off. and l'UDlliaC. but Wit6oul tbe caodtdate, wbo IQIJ the erWs In lnm made it dif- ftealt fw blm even to aft!MlllDClll! mucb S.. campatp. "I must remain here, near the WbJte Houe, became of the 1itutioo In Iran,·• Carter said. Pint lady Rou1ynn Carter, Vice President Walter Mondale an4 a COl"'pa ol 1urrocatea were blt:tln& the campa.lp trail today after Ca.11er'1 somber East Rom announcement of candidacy Tuesday, followed by an equally subdued aDd brief televbed ad· dreu to the natioo. "My campaip tra•ela must be. for a time, po1tponed," Carter told bi.I telerision au· dienee. ••WhiJe tbe crim COO· dnues, r mmt be preseat to de-- fine and to lead ow-respome to an ever.dt.anctn1 altuatioa ol the areatnt senaitl•itY and im· portaJICe. '. Carter even passed up a fund· ral•inl pl.a at a Wuhiogtoo hotel only a few block.I from the White House, aendiog wife Rosalynn aDd Mondale in his place. White House press aecretary Jody Powell said Carter .. simply felt tu.s presence there would not be appropriate under the ct rcmmstances." Pleadlnc that the Iranian attualion prevented a more elaborate laWlchinC at hia cam· paip. Carter deYOted a larce portion ol both announcement speeches to the ·'somber time of Crilis' ' created by \be holding of American hostages at the U .S. Embassy l.n Tehran. Comparinc bimself t o Abraham Lincoln iD t.be Civil War. Cuter declared, "I must devote my coocerted efforts to resolving the Jraruan cns1s " Carter's five-minute taped &n· nouocemeot -the time was purchased from CBS -was aimed apecLfically at some 2.~ campa1cn kickoff dinners around the country. In tu.s eight· minute East Room a nnouncement, Carter opened with the Iranian crisis. sa)'Uli it "bu demanded my clos~ at- tention sance the momen\ it began" and that he was making baa re-election announcement now Ollly to meet legaJ require- ments for 1ettiog oo the ballot in some ol the primary states. Hrs. Carter struck the same note m delivering t.be speech ber husband apparently would have 11veo if be bad attended the din- ner. 11 your fine J...ary Dr. Small Facing Malpractice Suit 1peclfled dam11• are llOU.lht. waa nled Tuuday ln OfaJlle ~ SlaperiOr Court. Small ii facln1 ·more than two doun 1lmllar lawsu1ll. Ward Aid Daniels WU CUTY· lnl a revolver and 25 roundl ol ammunttloa when apprehended. He alle8edly told a1enta be wu wallinl IOI' ftve othe1' men who planned to meet at the station Monda7, but Ward 1ald autboritlel have been unal* to 1ubltantt1te that claim. ~~iMulrfd? Small aurrenUy la unde~ a 'I0-4a1 dS•JDOltlc at a Cll1Do .... Prlloa after • hla no ccmteet to a chara• cl f.D. volant.ry m••lauabter in COD• nectlOD wttb tbe death ol a 8ata Au womu wbO wmt to 8mall tot breaat Implant 1ua•l'7· Small ot11laally bad been cb:tf:1 Wlt.b HCODd dtPff m Gd UralawfUI prMtiM ol. mtdldDI. · Furtb•r ••nteacln1 l1 ldtedaled for Ju. J lD ~· Coanf,J~~ . J' ; OfftdaJl 'l&ld tbe arrest WU made oe tbe bull ol lnlonnatkm from tbe J'BJ'• atlca10 bureau. Tbe l'Bl reported It received M aDOGJIDOUI ~ call &om • man• wd be bad been ap-psio11t:W bJ Dwell and abd to join• ll'CJUP.ol men wbo ._.. Plottina to kl1l tM vice pr.a. deSlt, said ADtban7 J. Curiel, • alatant U •ttonle7 · u .s. Dlm1ct Judie SWa1ey J. R oaskowt kl ordered a p11cbiautc exaeplnatlon tor Ddlell, W. W11 ..._-Mid.ID the Metra,alltd -Cdrieetloaal caw. wn 1111 DaM1I bu a hi8tor7 OI m.tal ~· • .. 1""1W Randa PNridnll Tlaomal. Mcuon, 'Wot.oft Giid Kmnn ~ tbe aboreliae and back inland, 1,898acres1D all, and an op- tion for .ome more. 1 Perhaps it would be appropriate to give some credit to tbe people who saw to it that over all the yean. t.bis lovely and bucolic ceastllne did stay open and free of develop- ment. •-•·-You may bear some of the enviroomen~t cliques takine credit for t.bia maaalve gain of public open space. But it lbouJd be noted that it was the people who ran the Irvine Ranch that kept it open over all these years. .Prelidenta of the Irvine Company, like Charles S Thomas. Wllliam R. Mason, Raymond Watson and current President Pet.er C. Kremer. draw large measures of credit for having the open space vision. LONG BEFORE anybody heard or a coastal com· mission or phrases like "environmental concerns ... these people were preserving that stretch of the Orange Cout. Thus it did not end up clobbered with bag billboards along Pacific Coast Highway. or covered with housing tracts or heavy commercial enterprise. lo.stead. it was preserved pretty much in its natural state with only a couple of fruit juice stands, a horse ranch, beach park and mobile homes on the property. And a few cottages have been at Crystal Cove just ... about as long as you can remember. NOW THE CHALLENGE IS to put the coastline to use for the benefit of all the citbenry. Now that the place is in the public domain, you can bet a few open apace radicals will start howling that not.bing at all should be done oo the property These are the few people who wanted public purchase for the aole purpose of keeping the property 1Jol.ated forever. They want a park all riibt. but only lf it doelo't brine any people. That would simply be a waste. We should all hope that state government can develop a park plan that is wort.by of this finest stretch of coasthne that bas been preserved all these years. Let's hope we don't blow at. Mianll Bans Semi-nude TonrPoster MIAMI <AP> -Complaln&a ol aexl1m have prompted Dade County comml.ulooen to halt dlatrlbutJoo of a touriam promo- tion poster featurln1 a back vlew of a topleaa woman snorkeler. "We have no quarrel with the rest of the advertising cam· paten." sald Dorothy Yates, former chairwoman of the coun- ty Commiaalon on the Status of Women "But a half-nude woman cannot serve any other purpose ~ sexual Utillatioo.'' TUESDAY•s 4-2 vote st.ops dis· tribullon of some 25,000 copies of the poster, wh.lcb pictures model Gall KelJy and the slogan "M1am1 -See It Lake a Native " County t.ounsm ornc1a.ls spent $15,000 for S0,000 copies of the poster They bad dl11tributed about half to travel agencies before feminht.s complained a month ago that the post.er de· means women. Representatives of religious, educational and civic groups packed commlaslon chambers Tuesday to support tbe sbelvin& or the post.er. BUT OOMlll8810NEa Clara Oesterle warned the move would set a precedent for other apeeial- i n te rea t 1roup1 cballen1ing parta ~ tbe ad campaign. "I aa a female personally don't see anyuu.n, wrooe with it,·· she a.aid. Print.en will aoon deUYer the remalnln1 25,000 poaten to county offldals, who have been bounded by requesta for copies or the controversial work. It wu not clear what would be done with them. Winds Flail Colorado 100 mph Gust Flips Freight Train "' '--~ •• 17 CAU ..... A ., 27 " 22 " n n" SJ " S4 t2 ·°' ., n S7 SJ .24 ll JI 4' ,. 4) • .. ,. ,. ,, ., Jt " .. 40 2t JO s 4J JI .. J7 ·°' 7S 62 .10 " SS 4S JJ .. J4 .. 0 .. 41 .. 40 " •S " J4 ,. •J n '' 4) "' .., ,, " JO ,. n ., u ~ ,, .. 4J .. " ., " a " • , 21 ., 22 )t G ... .. f1 .. u •• .. . ., S7 .. Sol u~ ,. n .n ., .. S1 Ill •••• .... 11 .. ~ . "' .. ,.. 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And Volbwqen, whlcb a year aio dld not have lta new Penn· aylvanla plant producinc at full capacity, delivered 14,753 Rab- bit. ln November, a U0.4 per. cent jump. GM '1 response Tuesday to lta poor aalea report was to U · nou.nce the indeflnit.e layoff of more than 11,000 worlten. brln&- lnl to~.~ the number of GM workers facin1 Indefinite furlou1M. lnduatrywlde, the figure tape 110,000. Industry analyst.a said the car market mirTored the nation's economy by "goin1 sideways " "There bu been liWe change an market cooditiona in the put two months," u1d Gordoo B Mackenzle. Ford saJes vice pre:s.a- dent. "Many potential buyers apparently are deferring vehicle purchases because of temporary econoauc and world rondJt.aon.s " FACED WITH bloated inven tones or some 1980 ct_rs and a stockpile of unsold 1979 models, GM and Ford have been orrenng dealers incentives which may be passed along to buyers Chrysler, meanwhile, 1s givtng $300 rebates direct to buyers of most models. But analysta say the efforts only have been able to malnta.an sales volume and not really lilt it. At Chrysler, sales figures show rebates have faded to in· crease the fmanc1ally strugghng carmaker's share of the market. The 8.7 percent abare ror No- vembet' compares WJth 10 7 a year qo and 11.4 overall Uua year. , SM•al Allw Cla8rged Linda Lovelace appe~ in a 111.neola, N.Y., eourtbouM with her husband. Larry Marchiano, and tbelr three- year-old IOD, Domin.le:, in connectioo wttb char1es that sbe was forced by beatinp to star in the film "Deep Throat,•• and was sexually abused by prof eaaionall in all walks of life. Lovelace's attorney ia aakin1 the State Supreme Court to put him in charge of her finances. Concert Stampede Questions Linger CINCINNATI <AP > -Candlf'· carry1.ng conc~rtgoer.. returned to Riverfront CollSeum to mourn the deaths of 11 young persmu r rus hed in a rock roncert ~tam pede aa city officials sought to explain why the ac·c1dent oc curred and bow to prevent future disasters. Pol1t1c1an s. city ad ministrators. police. lawyers and coliseum omcaals set up com m1ttees Tuesday to study the crowd problem that led to the deaths and 22 rnJunes Mon day night as thousands surged 1oto the building for a concert by The Who And Mayor John Kenneth Black'Well promised laws reqwr- ing only raerved seat.a, w.e ol more doors and better crowd control at future event.a Two rO<'k concerts scheduled at the t'Ohs eum later this month were postponed 1.Ddef10Jtely . MEANWHILE, The Who's performance m Buffalo, N. Y., V TuHday rught came off wtt.b no problems as doors to tbe aud1t.onum were swung open an hour earlier than scheduled am ad light security. The group, which did not know or the dealha while performing Monday night, wu reportedly shaken by the tragedy. "This fi how·s for them," singer Rocer Daltrey saJd TuesdAy night. But the mayor of Prov1~. R I , a.ootber stop oo Tbe Wbo 's mulU-c1ty tour, canceled the Brallab rock •roup'a !He. 17 performance. and Boston of· fic1w we~ atud)'lnl the luue. Saving up to 90 percent on som~uper market Items, Dally Pilot readers could add more than $1,000 per year to their bank accounts with hints from The Supermarket Shopper. The column-written by Martin Sloane, recipient d a law degree from New York University. former head of his own marketing and aales conaulting firm, end founding pf'Nldent of the American Coupon Oub -reveals "secret w9epons " for fighting food price Inflation . OonT miu the savlnOs of The Supermarket ~published Wednesday and Sunday In the DAILY PILOT ............. , .. Cftl IAN DIEGO <AP) -A Martoe Colpi drtll ID· •tnetor •bl> pl elect 1ullb to M eou.nta of u11remn•· of "'°'*' ._ .._ at,.. a Nd ooodad dllebarae. SFATE ] Sit. JOMPfi Lopes, 2', "' ~ WU also MDteuced T\ae1daf to --------, U.ree montb1 collflu•· ment, reduetton ot rank to a private and lou of all Pa.J ad allowancea. Colonel J . A. Mallery, wbo presided over the eourt·marUal proceedilap, puaed 1e11tence on Lopez. Lopes waa one ol three Marine Corpa drill inatruc:ton cb&r&ed with beatln1, pu.ncblq and 1lapptq nearl1 100 reeru:ltl du.rt.nc t.ra1niDI at c.mo l'endletoa June a . • .,... Nametl Claaf,...•• LOS ANGELES (AP) -Supervilor Buter Ward had no IOOller anumed the chalrmanahip of the Loe Aneeles County Board al Supervbon when be zeroed in on an old nemesis: the pl'OpOMd Wllabire SUbway. In remarks lnauauratlog his one-year chainnamhip, Ward aaid Tuelday he would devote mCNlt ol b1a energy lo 1980 to tbe development of a mus tnnlit ayatem -except the proposed 18- mlle Wllshire Boulevard line currenUy haded by the city. The city's proposal, still in its formative ~ sta1es, ls moving slowly throuCh federal and state government channels. lt"a ltroagly dependent on federal f\mdina and ta tied into pasaaae of an ex· ceaa oil revenue tax, wblcb 11 passed would release more federal dollars for transportati~n. 6-Batt.le i• ~••fl B~ac• LONG BEACH (AP) -Two gunmen escaped after woundin& a third man tn a rolling gunfiaht on the Long Beach Freeway whicb left one car burned and a second looking like "a sieve," police said. The victim, Eddie Reece, :n, of Compton, had returned the gunfire Tuesday but was wounded in the arm. No motive was establlsbed and Reece was not arrested. Be will not be charged because his situation wu ooe al aelf-defeme, aceord1q to police Lt. NormBemon. eaa1 ..... 1a flflle•fle •• ., .. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Calllomia motorists, appareatl.)' atuna by bJtber fuel prices, are driving IMa these dQ8 and &ettina there more •lowly, state tramportatlon officials said Tuesday. Travel oo California hi&hways in October was down 2.1 percent from what it was in October urra, accordina to a report by the st.ate Department of Transportation. It was tbe 1ixtb straiabt month that mlleage d41cllned from the correspondioe period last year. MIWON DOLLAR MALIBU 'DUKE' ROCK Sculptor Brett Strong With Creation Ex-POW Wins Shanghai Payoff SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A sharp-eyed 73- year-old former prisoner of war stand.a to make $281,000 for bimfflf and mlWooa more for othen becauae be spotted a tiny financlaJ advertisement by * power company seized by the Commwililt Chinese 30 yean ago. Aft.er seven years of leeal maneuvering, Samsm A. Judah and the 8,800 at.ock.bolders of the old Sbanp•l Power Co. -tboaaanda of whom are mlJaina -are oo the verge ol dividing aa much u S1 milBoa lo expropriaUoo payments from the Chlnae md Japanese covenunenu. IF TBB SE'ITLEMENT worked out about two weeks ago by the remnanta ol the company and Judah's attorney iB approved by a Delaware court on Feb. 15, those holding the 220,000 out.standinl shares will divide between $6.S and $7 million. "I think the setUement is fair," Judah said Tuesday. "I just wished it hadn't taken so long." The exact amount each shareholder receives will depend on bow many shareholders are fouod. David Wynne, Judah's attorney, says that about 50 stockholders boldlog about 12,000 sbares have been located 10 far. IN AN EFFO&T to find the missing sharebold,ers, announcement of the Delaware court beariJI& be&an nmnina in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times th.ii week. Similar IUlDOUDcementa will alao be made in papen In San Francisco, Lclodon, Tokyo, Hone Kong. Taipei and Shanghai since thousands of the sbarebolden bad Chinese addresses in 19(9. Tbe Brlti.sb·bol'D Jud.ah, wbo u a member of the Ene-" milltary WU a Japanese POW du.ring World ar II, began his q~t to collect oo the stock during the 1950s. But it waan't until 1972 that be aaw a small ad in the san Franciaco Cbroo.lcle announcing that Shanghai Power was attempting to declare the preferred stock void, claiming that musive Chinese tnllatioo made the shares worthless. 26-WEEK CERTIFICATE 11.767% AHNUAl RAl1 12.325% AHHUAl fm<:flVI YlllO CERTIACMU ISSUED DECEMBER 6 THAU DECEMBER 12, 1979 $10,000 llfllf1111111t. Ritt based on 26·week U.S. Treasury 8111 rate. Effective yteld assumes all funcfl at maturity are redeposited at same rate end remain for full year. Rite may chan&e at renewal. Fedefal reaulltiona prohibit compound!,_ of Int.at on tht ectOUnt and lmpose 1 substlntlll Int.rest penalty for earty withdrawal. I -~ ~ FSl1C ~ . ' ......... _... ........ 11 mlllioa -to a Seoaldal.; Arla. buline11mao. "I l•lt It WH dlttlcult to N~ U. l)QM, aDd lt WU th• mout.b that ftulb'~did tt •. " Stroai Mid. '1£arly oq, ~ S*P'-Nld lt looted Ute .Jlmm1 Durante, or 10meooe ·11.ae, bUl laterUul&atopped. '' to• •v&PHY, the new 01'Ur al tbe muaiv• aculptu.re, lJ not wanied •bout bJa 1iseable inVHtmellt. .. • "BllNd CIC Brett'• career end wbat 1 UdU be'• IOinl to do, I Titled "Going My Way" after ~ • Dint Craeby movle and IODg, ~ tbe abstract tculpture raembles :: two st.-mtc yellow ladden wUb : the end poets lopped off -one :. leanina oo it.a lide, one mountln• :: into the open 1pae. ~a two .. triao,w..r bulldiop at \be end :· of the plaza. :. WAYNE'S •AC&, carvedoutol a but* boukler tbat cuclded down t.rom U.. Malibu cl1f& ID a ~allele UW blocked the Padftc Coaat Hl1bwa1 last •Prlnl,Jo'mtbeDuke'af~ and bandprinb at the outdoor courtyara of the famed old theater. At a ceremony Tuesday, Au1trallan aculptor Bretl Llvinptooe Stron1 unveiled the face. which baa cryst.a.la tDMl lo the rough rock back and an un- cut dlamoQd P,,•m•na froln each eye. STRONG SAID the work, UUed "Ufe, Time. 1J1ht," will atay for six months beneath a black canopy surrounded by plexlllua walls before tounng the country, and perhaps the world. .. John Wayne la a greaUy ad· mired personality who represents atreneth and cou.ra1e," Strong said. "He bad just come out of the hospital when I beaan working on it." Wayne died of cancer last June. ~e 26-year-old, curly-h1Ured scUlptor bought the boulder for $100 last spring fr om the Callfornla Department of Transportation. AFTER 71 DAYS of work. :hipping and carving in an oot- joor wort area by a ahoppang center in Century City. Strong sold the traoafonned rod: -for think ( -=ood buy ... tbe 0-year-olcf II said. "We bave requau to It from all over the wotld -particularly from Japan and Auatralla." ID 9ddition to displaying the Wayne aculpture in 1bow1 and plaua, Murphy expecta to make 55 Arrested First Deportation Of Iranian Ordere~ . BJ n.e A.Meeta&ed PTeU DeportaUoa of the fint Iranian citit.en in Southern California smce the boltaee crisis began a moath aeo bu been ordered, and lmma- gration official& an San Daego have arrested SS of the 20t Iranian stu· dents who muat face deportaUon heannp there The deportation of the urudenUfied lraruan, wbo was found to be an v10Jalioo of tus 5tudent vasa m that ~ w~ going to a school deported following indavldual other than the one he had UAR-cf heanngs with the federal Immigration and Naturalization Service, was ordered In Los Aqelea Tue.day by U.S. Imm.igrauoo Judie Jay Segal. .. SOllE OF TIIEM <the lra- man citiuns involved In the cur rent 1mm12ratioo hearioes> have £<>ne t.o five or SIX SCboo~ .. since they &ot here." said INS tnal attorney 8111 Nail In San Diego, INS duitncl director James O'Keefe saad Tuesday that 1mma2rataon Judges will determane whether any of the 204 atudent.s wlll be , O'KEEfi'E SAID lbat 32 of the 55 arrested were arrested bei:ause ··we felt they were like· ly t.o abscond ... Tbe other 23 were arrested wben they presented themselves to INS t.o register . be said. In keeping with an order iSBued by President Carter calling for _.n exammation of visas held by Iranian students O'K eefe s aid the 20-4 were amoni 1.312 students who reg. istered an San Olego. He said the $lJltua ol another 72 students bas yet to bedetennioed. Brookside makes it easier, too. cl 10%-20% ~~ discount on clll \'\me<., in ..,tock. Award~winning wines. Best ot 'F .ill, at Brookside you don't have to is holiday season you will find sacrifice taste for priC'l'. 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U the 152 member natloal C&DDO\ exert nouah pres· 911re to end Ulla crt.all and mate It plain to the rat ol the ~orld that lnternaUonal law 1Wl rules, the day• of the vnlted NaUona may be numbered. I kennedy's Error t Sen. Kennedy muat by now have realized .that h1a unexpected tirade ••ain.lt the shah of Iran was overboard and untimely in the extreme. His earlier statement that we should "speak with one voice, and that voice should be that of the preside a}.·· more accurately reflected the views of leaders of bc>th parties who reacted with shock to his sudden outburst. One would not expect praiae for the shah, but it was dearly unnecessary to come out at this delicate stage in the efforts to retrieve the hostages with a blast against the deposed leader's "violent regime" and questions about the justificatio11. of accepting him in the United States. 'Ibis is what we keep hearine from Tehran. It is easy to understand KeMedy's frustration as President Carter's handling of the Iranian crisis con· ttnues to gamer media attention and public support, even to the extent of putting his backing in some polls ahead of gennedy's for the first time. Iran is pushing Kennedy out Qf the news spotlight. But with the hostages' well-being still at stake, it is no time to drag campaign politics into the most difficult Situation a president has faced for many years. Unfortunately for KeMedy. his thoughtless com- ments may well give rise to further doubts about his ability to keep a cool head in a critical situation. ' Add to this his subsequent statement that he couldn't see how his remarks might strengthen the determination ... of the Iranians to hold the hostages until the shah is re· turned and one is inclined to question his ability to follow ~ simple line of reasoning. Ill~als and Jobs Secretary of Labor F. Ray Marshall speculates that removal of illegal aliens from the job market could bring the United States unemployment rate down below the 4 percent mark usually regarded as a minimum for so-called full employment. He disputes the theory that illegal aliens are useful to the economy because they will take menial jobs that Americans will not accept, or at least keep. Marshall says there are plenty of Americans, notably tninority teen-agers, women and the elderly, who would be glad to have such jobs. Almost any employer would call this a pipe-dream, especially those who can only offer back-bending farm r.bs, or the sort of menial restaurant or factory work that too burdensome for women and the elderly and usually an't attract a teen-ager for more than a few weeks at a time. A significant clue is the silence of the labot unions, usually the first to speak up, and loudly, if someone is re>bbing their members of desirable jobs. So far, union complaints about illegal workers taking jobs has been lit· Ue more than an occasional murmur. There's no doubt some employers exploit the illegal i rkel'B with substandard pay and working conditions. d the government is justified in seeking decent condi· oa for all, whether or not American workers are in· rested in the borderline jobs. : But we find it ridiculous to contend that removal of all the illegal workers would add up to that magic 4 per- cent unemployment rate except in the most flourishing Umes. • b>in1ons exprnaed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. t)ther views expressed on this page are those of their authors and • 1sta. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. _1580. Cotta Mesa. CA 92626. Phot1e (714) 642-4321 . ~: Boyd/Safari ... : 87L.M.BOYD . u J:; can afford to ao oa a a safari ln Africa, you l1bt wltb to learn how me ot the Very Rich do it: t they donate the price the expedition to a Dear Gloomy Gus Jf ow I know where ..... llW.J -b1I bl& moatb -from lllH UJI• S. pu.bUc wish '* a mtDlc!n..doll•r caa-cntt OD the Ufe ol tbe .Uatollab II a llWDe oo ._. and • emburua· •••t to President C.cllr wbaiM paUmce, ·r. t li?•aad~ •• l'Oft. ~ AUPUBLICAN mu.aeum of their choice, no matter bow bic or •mall. The donatlon ll tax deductlble. Then the muaeum Hod• them on a trip, tbetr obJec· tlve belna to brin1 back trophies for 1aJd mUJeum. While there, tbeJ allo may knock down a few beutla oo their own UcenM to plck up trophlH tor tbelr own man.alom. ~ 11 usu.ally a certaln amount of llDandal marcln ID theH deals, enoup to make lt attractive both to the mmeum and tbe bCanter. What loirt of prolM.iloaal ma D mall•• tb• beat buaband? A1atba Cbrl1t1e claimed. "'Ala~ ta th• b9lt husband a woman en ban:~ older .... pt.a, tU mon bi1 II ~ ta btr." Earl Waters SO•E TIDEE weeks after the boat.aces were seized. the atate-cootl'olled Iranian radio TR& BIT la dl~y tnced to SadeCb Obcldrladeb, hem at lrU.Landloaad telntaklD aver alftee be aecotnpanled tbe ayatollah from Parb to Tehran lu& 1'ebruar7. 1'bll II UM tame man Mio r»w domtn•tes clvtliao poUUeal power lo Tehran. u •ct1D1 fOtttp m.lniater wader Kbomelal. • Tbe sudden ~Moeeow prop. .•(.anda switch ord•red b)' Gbolbudeb coincided wttb tbe INDEED. U.S. Gftldm ILave loal IUlpected that of all die noD•ttllPM ndlciWI bl ..... li'a- nJan f'ftOlutlaD, Obotbiadett la ik mO&t cDnl"erout to CM U:S. He bu known Mandat Uata and 11 elo1ely a11oclated witb radical Aaab UberaUon frootl -· lneludlnt the fa.r-left Popular Front for tbe Liberation or Palatine, wb1.ch helped In tak· inl over the U.S. Embuay in Tehran Jllov. 4. Tbu1, the ascendancy of Gbotbzadeh clearly save new leverap IA> tbe Soviets ln ex- plolti.n1 U.S. vulnerablllty In the Iranian crt.lla. The day before Gbottnadeb ruled out bl.I pres- ence at the Dec. 1 U.N aeuloo, Sovaet dele&ate Olea Troyanovsky showed the true Soviet colons: While Moscow confirmed the illegality of the emb8.N'Y takeover. he told coun- cil members, the Security Coun- cil should let the lranaans speak first at the meeting. THAT WOULD establish an immediate anti-Amencan tone for the extraordlllary Seeunty Council session. The accused, not the prosecution, would have the run of the courtroom at the outset of the trial Nobody knows how far \1oi.co"' ts wilbng to risk playing out its malovolent hand, but an example may have been set by the Kremlin's refusal to give Carter an escape batch in the re- cent Cuban crisis The prospect of s1mtlarly disdamtuJ treatment an this far more senous Iranian t'nsas helps explain the anxiety that permeat~ the admlnistra- uoo today. How Did Brown Manage to Get Elected? An out-of-state bac.'ker of Jerry Brown for Pres ident 1s as tounded at the baller denunc.'ia- tlons of Brown found among legislator!. Judges and leaders of both parties. If he as so bad. he asks. how did he gel twice elected governor., The s1mpllst1c answer 1s that he won the first time on the s trength of his father's nam e and pohtacal due balls, and the sec.'ond time. nobod y ran agalnsthim Edmund G ' · P a t · • Brown, his- tory will re· cord, wu California's best gov- ernor 11Dce Hiram Johnson. A warm. affable man, without a mean bone in his body, Pat Brown was also • practic.'al polltlclan. Knowledaeable in depth about government from h\a years u district attorney in San Frandaco and aa the state's attorney general, be surrounded him.ell wttb capable people of 1lmllar experience and em- pathy. AS A RESULT Pat Brown establilhed a splendid record of achievement, hi• areateat being the development of the Callfornla Water Plan, lodudina the Oroville Dam and the Cah fomta Aqueduct transport· 10g life-glvan& water to the Southland. He also, despate criticisms at the time, proved lo be fiscally far more conservative than tus predecessors or successors. For. an has ea&bl years an offi ce, Pat Brown held the state's bud&et to a less than 75 perc.'ent increase. 1nClat1on, population 1rowtb. monumental conatructlon of of· flee buildings. the dam and aquedu c.'t and highways notwithstanding. In the strange and ftc.'kle ways of CaUforrua vol.ens, Pat Brown was defeated in his third term bid by a movie idol who de· nounced "big" 1ovemment and taxes, preachin1 conservatlam m all = 1 especially govern-ments . IRONICAU. Y. as the record shows, Ronald Reacan. in tu.a ei&bt years as governor, became the bluest spender of the time, increuine the budget 2~ umes from $4 billion to SlO billion, created the most &i1anUc ·'bis" 1ovemment a1ency lbe state bad ever seen, and presided over tax lnc.'reues IA> the point California bu been c.'Ollectint billions of dollars more than is needed ever since. c.'reatln1 sur- pluses which have been aptly ducrtbed aa "ot>.cene." Runnln1 as Edmund G. Brown. Jr , and ln the wake ol Water1ate. Jerry barely squeaked out a vactory over an opponent, Houston Flournoy. who wu honest. capable and solidly estabhsbed yet, alas. lacked I.be cban&ma to attn.ct the voten WITHOUT s 11n1ftc ant ex peraence or knowledge of gov- ernment. Jerry Brown flounced anlo office bnngang walb h1m u bla appotntees IA> top st.ate }Obs what bas been descnbed u "the 1reatest collection or freaks since Barnum put t.ocelber tus c1rc.'ua " Nevertheless, Brown 1mmed1ately captured the public'& auenuon by adoptmg a completely different style whac.'h , with b.ls penchant for "buu" word.I, be called the "new spirit ... Shunnine the limousine and 1overnor 's manAioo, be opted for ao every- day Plymouth sedan and a bachelor's apartment where he sleeps on tbe floor. More Important, he denowiced hltb salaries of educators. judaes. and other public officials and promlled "IA> NSt.ore public conlldieoce without miracles." He would do thil ''by atarvma eclucatioa LIDW l 1« some re- forms. humanize the im- peraocalib' ot our lmtJtutions. and aubonlln.lte teclmolOCY to serve human needl." He also pledled to ha.It the utenalon ot 1overnmental pro1rams and bureaucndee and to reform the courta "Lower your expect.a- Uont," be preached. llvtnc the 1mpress1on he would cut back s~ndlllg THE RHETORIC was suffi· c1ent IA> wm him a second term despite the fac.'t he had failed miserably m bnngang about any rulflllmeot of those promises In this effort he was atded no bWe by a lac.'kJuster attorney aeoeraJ . Evelle J. Younger. descnbed by a fellow Republican u having all the appeal of "a cold maahed potato " He bumbled through the most anept umpaign in the history of politics. Now, aft.er only Ove years in ofrlc.'e. Jerry Brown bas acbaeved a record of apeodlna, unthinkable in hlA father's day. ln that abort time Jerry Brown bu nm tbe budget up to SZ2 billion. a 1.20 percent lnCl'Ule •Ith no accomplishment& to abow for 1t Instead of sta.rvtn& the school.a into a reform. the schools are getting more money than ever before. Hiahway con- slructlon has come to a near halt. Industry is seeltin1 other more welcome climes and lbe Le1lalature ia at an impa&1e. Al for the court reforms, throulb his appointment.a Jerry Bnwm bu s~ in brina1n1 about near cbaol ln the state's judicial system. The prediction or hi• earlier campaian opponent, Hou.ton FlOUJ'DO)', that the eledJoo ot Jerry Brown would be Callfonlia'1 IJ'ealelt dlauter, hat come trw. . Sydney Harris _ / Acadenllc Degrees ,Don't Meait Study's Complete telleetuala -tbole pedanta wtio lnceHaDtlJ_ parade tbelr kbowl41dp ln Ml-drela untfonia. Bu& the anocance of tporaDiee la even· moN rldlculoua, .._ It cravee reeop1Uon ot lta YMW9 before tt hal taken tbe tlJM and trocable to O'UP tbe COmoia· Ill•• ltehln'd tb• 1urfac• pJldU•. liquor LObby Fights wHl4. • l •• ... no.ca d ~-· nau!atklaa . .,.. .................. ll'MUlll NQUlnmeet. IO D<ilMd ~ta c.m. U of U•• United 8Utt1 Cl>11C111) • "'tralned Uw bJlJa·pow...S w~ ,ubllc nleUona firm of HUI and KOOtf • to k"P the 1aW otf --;::==============================:;:::::::;;=ij"-bottlt. Aa a veteran ot the . THE PLAGtJ I: of lobbytata bu bem espedallit acttv. m w. &eHlOO ol Coqreu. lt bu been a do-nothing COO&ren now even more susceptible to tbe lob- bytata' delaybla tactics u it tries to clean up tb.lap for tbe year~ vacation. The )obbytats have conducted campatps to defeat the .oil wtndlall prcftta tax, eomumer-pJ'otectlon measures and con- servation and environmental bllll, among other thlnas. One battle that bas ao far etcaped public attention in- volves legislation that would re- quire warning labels on bottles of liquor, advising pregnant women that there is arowing evidence of a link between Art Hoppe tObJeeo ln4Ultf)''I lOQC ftcbt a1a\Dat w labell. Hill and Knowlton la uperl IA 1uch backl'OOlll ma.oeuverl.nl. WlU. cbaractertlUe ·IDltnuU,y. the p.r. 1peelalllta deviled a IT'S Nor u.e Uuea~ loll 1trateo bued on tbe contenUcn ol 9N1D9Dt paboaaJ• Ulat baa that lueh waral:ac labela ue an Uae U uor =ul1 seared -lnadeQuat. eolution to ~ Jnb-m&111 ~ molben )on lem. 'Puhl.le edueaUoo ia the t•elr appetite for alcobor, key, tbey ·~ to us iP an anyway. It'• what aueb a label lntentew -only educated coo· would do to tb•lr products· aumers would be competeot to carefully nurtured lmaae of interpret a warntna label cor- b arm le11ne11 and re1pec-rectly. tabillty. One vehicle for lbe indmtry "They don't want their prod-campaign has been lbe Educa- ucta to be known as baby lion Commisaion of the States, a killers," a Capitol Hill souree aupposedly non-partisan 1roup explained to our reporter that wanaled a arant from tbe Lucette Lunado. Department of Health, Educ:•· Tbe trouble i.s that the liquor lion and Welfare for a study of induatry'1 whole 1ales pitch -<"\ alcohol. Yet the ECS Task Force that drioking in moderation ls on Reapouible Deciaions about okay -would be contradicted Alcohol wu loaded with liquor by a wa.mJna label for pre8DAJJt industry representatives. Not women. For the evidence ii that surpriaingly, it ~eluded that even moderate consumption of· labelinS was not advisable. alcohol by expectant. molbers Interestingly, HEW is em- may ~ult in the Fetal Alcohol pbatlcally in favor or labeling. Syndrome, or severe brain But Hill and Knowlton is buslly damage with facial deformities. distributing the findings of tbe The industry also fears that ECS task force -findings that the proposed warning label were financed by HEW. Do-It-Yourself Diplomacy Well, I'm off to PbynJda next week to negotiate a peace treaty with those fanatical students. I'm going on ooe of those new Do-lt- Yourself Personal Diplomacy Tours, Inc., which have grown in- creasingly popular lately. Their local travel agenl Milton Raberdasb, claim& bis firm was responsible for the Reverend Jesse Jack.son recognizing the P .L.O., Billy Carter signing a sis- ter city pacl between Plalm. Geot'- 1 ta, and Tripoli, Libya, and Idaho Congresaman Georae Han.sen's recent ap- pearancesoo Iranian t.elevisloo. Fta1*1y. I WU a little SQS- pldous d the whole idea at first "I don't see what Cong.reuman Hansen accomplished.'• I told Haberdaah. "except to garner ~maelf alotoffree publicity." "Just wait unW next month," said Haberdasb smugly, "when 800 million galloa.s of unleaded ar- rive in Pocatello." With that, Haberdub fanned out a fistful of colorful brochures on countries offering travel lures for aspiring personal diplomata. I decided against Iran. "I want something off the do-it-yourself diplomatic tourist path," I told Haberdash. "I have JUSl the place for you," he said, "Pbynkia. Not one American tourist has yet sued Pbynkiaforpeace ... fJ "I didn't tnow we were at war with the Ph.Ynkians," I said. ". . .or declared war on them either," agreed Haberdub. "We feel the do-it-yourself American diplomat should have a wide ranee of optlons open. And Pbynkia is a reai land of op- portunity. The population coo- slsts of 2,678,841 fanatical stu- dents and~ Ayatollah Yusob, a 69-year-old fanatical student leader." WHAT A8E tbe students fanatical about?" I asked. "Remainin& students," said Haberdash. "If they ever graduated. they would have to look for wort. Most of them are majoring in demonstrating with minors ln sign-painting and rock- lhrowing. Right now they are shouting 'Death to C4rter!' because their bereditary ruJer. the Ratt or Phynkia, bas s~gbt asylum in the United States ·· "And are we refusing to send him back?" "No, we aretbreatenmg to. And i! he goes back, he may build a school. Then some fanatical stu dents might have lo graduate and .. " "A VERITABLE hornet's nest,·· I said. ''What does the tour package include?•' .. Fow-days and three nights at the Ratt's Nest Motel, all st.reel· car fares. all transfers and three negotiating session.c: with a 63· year-old fanatical senior student who baa been a high school senior for46years." "Sounds like a terrific challenge." I said. "Does your package come with any instruc- tions?" · "Wbo do you think we are, the State Department? No, we believe in do-it-yourself diplomacy. That's the American way." "What makes you think I'll do any belt.er than the the Slate Department?•' I asked. Haberdasb shrugged. "What makes you think you·11 do any worse?" paying high taxes! GIVE YOURSELF A TAX BRAKE! 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The jury of nine men and th1" women de- liberated a UWe more than an hour Tuesday before retumlq the verdlcL "I CONSIDE• YOU VEaY fortunate, Mr. Bear," Juqe Harold Sheely aald alter be read the verdict. "Had I been heartna th1a case without a jury. J would have found you aullly of fa.be lm-. prltonmmt." Bear, who wept throuibout bl& two-day trial on charges or almple a.uault and raae lmprtson- ment, di.splayed no emotion on bearlni be was ac- quitted. Earlier in the day, acUnc u b.11 own coynsel, the SO-year-old farmer admitted plcltlna up bls wife, Gale. at a Lemoyne fanne~ market and carrying her ~ h1a truck. But be said bis actions were Justified to expose the evil.a or shunning, which wu imposed on hlm by the church seven years aeo. THE 411-YEAR-OLD SANCl'ION forbids all members of the ultra-conservative sect-Including wives and children -rrom any contact wlth the &hunned penon. The prosecution rested Its cue Monday, the lint day of the trial, after Mr5. Bear claimed her husband bad Hxually uaaulted her once and feared be would do It a1aln. "I didn't want to ao with him. I wu afraid of blm," said Mn. Bear, who police aald wu picked up bodily from lbe market and held in her husband'• pickup truck for more tbu 30 minutes. Then her buaband, who bas lmilted be meant her no bodily harm, beean a tense croas- examinatioo before a bushed jury of nine men and three women. "I t'EAKED WHAT YOU MIGHT do to me ... physical harm, beating, sexual assault," aatd Mrs. Bear, weartna the traditional Mennonite white bonMt and gray dreu. "Did I ever rape you?" uked her granlt.e- reatured husband, tielesa in a white •hlrt and plain brown suit. "In mr mind, I say yes," she anawered. "To me, aexua uaault ls when your penon la violated . . . aaalnat your wlll ... Mn. Bear aald the assault occurred in the six · months after be wu excommunicated and the time abe and t.be children moved out. The couple bad been married 14 yeara before the 1972 separa- tion. 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MtM yellew told S•Hlll,. •"• 10316 ~ .... »<l .._..,..,.ll<L $275 .,._.., 1011267 ......... _ ~·-·-···· .... ~,-.. <t.•-*-$d9 6951 ............... ~..-!..# CL .... ....,... $395 ME/KG ................................ .. , ................ .,.....,. ..• a.-.. ........... $1,700 THE ucm PRICE GUAa&NTEE Take lftll dfemond you buy from U1 to any , ........ ,, gem lebOratory YoU wtlft and If Jt dOH not ..,, .... tor et lent ~ more ·than YoU ',peld, ntum It to UI wttl\ln flW CS.YI _Cllf ~end we wlll mund tM entire •mount Of your~ ALL 1TEMS SUBJECT OT PRIOR SALS. OFFER OPeN TO 'THE PUWC THROUGH OICl!MleR t4. P\. ME, 'NO O!ALDS . J Save 20%-60% on all Items In stock. We sell first quallty and discontinued merchandise from Sears Retail and Cataloa Dlslribut1on "Was" prices quoted •~ the ~aular prices at wblcb the ttems we~ rortMrly offered by Cataloe or lll maay Sean RetaU stores around t.be t.'OWltry. A..,·FM STEREO CASSE I I E RECORDER SYSTEM GIRLS SWEATERS were 18.99 FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT Glass Doors, Screens, Log Grips, Grates, Accessory Seta. ALL ITEMS 600/o off FOAMER CATALOG PRICE BOYS SOCCER SHOES werel4.TT was '1~9.95 Now$9900 3 PIECE BOYS SUl~S were S26.99 Now $1500 TEEN MENS KNIT SHIRTS were •11.99 JEANS THAT FIT were •11.49 aJMDUll, wao MID u. novel defamecl bl•, was .. arded '75.000 iD a cue wbicb the 6&llrime Court refuled to re- .., , llanc!ly, JeWq tbe Juda· ..m•taend .. .. Publilben.,.. frilbt•ld to beda wltb. i.c.me tbe bUlbaea b a Juenlbe one," Jla. Dnts tald. "Thia will 1tve fewer eba.Deee to fewer no"1ilta -flrat novell1t1 ·wm haH a thouaad Umes the atruuJe tbey already bave becauae all ftnt no.els are autoblo1npb.lcal. You have to at.art as a wrHer wltb thln11 you have seen, thinaa you have experienced.•• MS. DAVIS SAID ahe feared that her publisher, Doubleday, miaht aue her because abe had Sanctions Lifted WASHINGTON <AP> -The Senate Foreip Relations Com· mlttee baa backed a com· promile wilh President Carter on Uftlq economic aancUons against Zlmbabwe Rhodesia. Featuring 12 tun-color reproductions of unique ,Y ' Southern ... ••A &ELJGIOVS P ANA.ftC read.la• tbe boot could dec:lde to • ~: · take a p and come after me. 0 be ! - Hid. Biodrtm wu awarded $50,000 : tn damaces JoUitly acalalt .... · · Davi11 and Doubleday and sis,ooo more in punitive .. d.amaces against the publlaber. .. . ' ·" . .. . .. .. I A ost unusual calendar ... and it's FREE! It's a. ma.gn1flcent collectton . repre· Our ''YESTERDAY" calendar ts beau- sentlng the moot beautiful orange crate ttfully reminiscent. of~lter ca.llfornla. labels from citrus pa.o)ung houses days A s for TODAY. at. Pomona. First. througbout the Southland Each full· Federal Sav1ng.5 you always receive top size reproduction 1s suit.able for fram· interest. on insured s av1ngs ... from a tog. regular pa.ssbook to a Money Market Orange crate labels today -------Cert.1floate. And you re- are reoogn1zed for their oe1ve the extra beoe.nt of "folk. art" value. The ta· many FREE customer be ls portray an 1nnn1te services with a m.1.nimum variety of subjeet matt.er savings balanoeot•1000 ... George Waahl ngton. use of a safe deposit bl bl I cal charac ters. box. note and trust <lee<l flowers. mysttc oa.stles. payment collection, trav- peacooks. birds. dogs. eler's oheoks. money or- oats. ohtlctren. Indiana. Ciers. document copying, mlners. mtauons . . . plus the convenlenoeof whatever the artists 20 offices throughout imagined u bright and t-r~~·.:o.,......~.Y·-'!:..,......,..~.,,...... the Southland. That's bolddestgn1t.ooatohthe PFP' ... Personalized eyes or the ott.rua buyers. Ff nano I al P'rlendshJp AvaU&ble tree at every fur you omoe. One pet' !&m1ly while supply luta. Start saving and have a great tamarrowl Pomona Firs t Federal Savings . . , .. ·-.. . . --... • .. ~ • . . t: . ' . \ ' ~ \ . • . . • • . . . ~'- .;.. ' J t . ' .....,., . &~ \'?@lYJ [f · ~®lfWli©@ fleanw €eta ......... c .. ~1 D==AT: My c:octie sbelt8 a.re In need ol a ~ before I me them tor bollday bak1.q to sreue. I~ about ustnc my Eaq.()ft OftD deDer, bat 1heD started t.o worry that __,..,. tbere m1&bt be aome chemical In thla proclad that aboald not come In COllUct witb a aur- fae. wt.lch. lD turn, would come In direct contact wttll food. Can you find out about thla for me? J .V., Costa Mesa 8-J.olr• •UNlfaduer, BeJle-llldwaJ IK., C!89Na't CIW a ~ ....... w .._ nna re- searc'-A JMr 4• .. tl• &MrncklJ wlU1 It• dae•bU. Bedert Bob, lleJ&e·•l4lwa1'1 H · l!l!Clale a..-•• cne.....t Niau •, Celd AYI CW • tale prope.U. are .._.allled la £HJ.OU &ht e911Jd posalt.ly IHI •anal.. te uJi111111 dall& ames la dhed ....a wD feed after ~ b nil '9 _. ..,.., --· ........ ceelnrare ll 1n foU.. cllnethu careflllJ ... rtMe ~. Tiie ..-for .............................. ,....ad ........ dllllle p1opedlea .... ..w ..... &Illa me&al. y_. •••tt-... Mftl'.._ "e1•W te die ........... Wen, ... ,... eel'a1aldlt .. Clad ...,, • ......, pn &lie,......_ l'w med EUJ· Oft ,_ ,.... .. re•ne ........ sreue ,,.. ceekware _. pfDa. fl.S. ~ .. Oaarit9 Lui .. DEAR PAT: There are a Jot or ch.aritable ap· peala that come my way every holiday sea.son. This got me t.o woodennc bow the U .s. rank.a an compa.rtaon t.o other countriel wbe:n lt comes to donating to foreign charities. L.E., Newport Beach Aeeotdlq to a _,, beok, ''Oaaltty \J.S.A.," by Carl Bakal, tlle \Jal&ed 8'a&eta doea'& really aeuue 9P &e U. repmaU.. fw s-er-l&J la t.bll ..... of d.arttable ~b'lbll&llM. Tlda eeatrJ nab 1Zlll ... , die 17 rtdlelt -.C..•aallt eeu&rtes la die proporUoa fl uU.al lacome It de•.C. td llelpta1 lela fortm.ale eoub lea. DEAR PAT: Help! How does one get rtd ol cocluoachea? They are not oal,J tn our ld.t.cben but I've a1lo ampriled a few lD our bathroom, laundry room and clmeta. lly relatives a.re comln1 for the bollda~ ad tit.bey aee tbele bup, l'll never bear tbe end ot lt. h an extennlnator tbe only way to aet rid ol them, and once they are 1ooe, bow do I lteep them from comlu back? D.R., Costa llesa ANXIETY A Colteoe A11s&d• Tum II~ Ute ... ot en ~Ndcllloft. TO oUAUFY FOR THe eTUOV: "°'""*"' --bt lltnl* It ... 1• ~ °"'· tmctno cd COi~ Ind~ enxJlty. All varieties• Custom Flocking Fireproofing tor public places • Deliveries Firewood • Free Candy Canes and Mistletoe Santa Claus Arrives ·Sat. Dec. 8 -Sat. Dec. 15 Sun. Dec. 16 Noon -3 P.M. • ~Bring the Kids!! The Giddings LlvlngTre•s Alpha Beta Shopping Center • 30148 Coast Highway So. Laguna, CA. 413-e748141tM202 • Open Dally I am -9 pm FAMILY TANNING f SALONS . f that Healthy. Successful Look C • Two minutes 1n our unique booth ( equals two hours '" .. the 1un I A•k About our J Gift ~ertificatei •Tan w1lh or wllhoul bathing suit on completely prov ate booths I •Cool-no perap1rat1on. makeup areas available ' •Safety programmed ttrne schedule for your type skin f • Tramed techn1c1ans determine amount of time for yo u ' • Keep that 'Vacation Look year round ( 1901 No. Tustin Ave. 3816 S. Bristol, Suite K f Orange. CA 92666 Santa Ana. CA 92704 i In K·Mart Plaza Near South Coast Plaza Telephone: (714) 998-8372 Telephone: (714)97s.8177 ·· f LOOK FOR NEW LOCATIONS IN BREA, LAGUNA f f NIGUEL, MISSION VIEJO. 9 l F0< lnfonn•tion reoardl"9 these •, ne-w loc.atlons Call '98-2700 ............................ __. ................. -... ................... -.. ..... . Free for all • The dozen "freebies"• you get when you open an account at Perpetual Savings are not to be taken lightly. For example, there's no better place to keep valuable documents than a safe deposit box locked in a vault. Each of the other free services is valuable too. Like our copy service, save-by~mail, travelers checks, and notary service. At friendly Perpetual Savings you also get th~ highest Interest rates the law will allow. And you're always served by a staff of courteous people trained to help you in every way possible. Your money is safe at Perpetual because an agency of the U.S. government insures your savings up to $40,000. Free services, the highest interest rates in town. and courteous. helptul people. That's what the Green Csrpet Treatment is all about 1 • . , ~ I . . · 1 1 I take advantage of our super brand name values master charge , .. , • ., ...... ••u I • ( ) MEN'S VELOUR SHIRTS Handsome holiday fashions 1n warm rich velour fabncs Solid v·neck or collar & plockel style w1tn pockets A winter color selechon. Siles S-M·L·XL Reg $28 A 1997 SAVE Sl.03 .....•...• PANAJE LADIES' SWEATERS Beauhlul wmtttt pesteC1 talle shape 1n this toasfy·warm coli9Chon of fur blend sweaters Choose from cowl or 11·neck styles Sii~ S·M L Reg S24 to S26 97 :AVE TO S11.03 14 Lev1·s MEN'S 501 BLUE JEANS The 0<191n11 blue rean• Tough <Jurable l'teavy· weight denim in ouar11nteecHO·l8de & Shflnll· 10 -111 style Stra1gtll leg button front blue 1eans ;rmen 1097 CJ'!M.'!'Lin8!• l.Al>IES' CASUAL PANTS 11-Frenc!ti say ·oui· to,,_. Frenct'i Cert« atyle pantt. 1n eteonec:I COiors F llbnc Mlee1ion :~~,.Meting end denllfll . .,,.13·197 IAYE TO St.OI c ' I , \ ·I I ' .. just in time to fill all your Christmas wishes ' ' t. • • • AllBIDLYWO•AJlll lfartu a.rs-on, R· Newport Beech, N11 UleN bll to .. a blCier' -., tban bmlq to .ave bmeN:1tJ echacatiaal pro-blem.. Mrs. Berseaoa. a fonner teacber who tan ber tint Job wu ID .an all-black aci.ooJ a. Saata llonlca, aay1 abe would at.art by establllhln1 flnandal inceotivea for teacben wbo ..U au1p. ment to lamr..eit)' acbooll. TbeN teadlen, • ~l aboakt be traliled ln eriHI IJdervmtioa and IDOUIG taave a ltraq delire to w.ork With cb1ldren wbo ba•e apedal neea. Too often, the uaembl)'woman obeerv•, ln- ner·cltJ teacben are new and lnexperiencecl QtAn, •ooL w •-t~ -because tbele are the only Jobi open. i3 -r ,..., .., JU9IJ .::;•• In addiUoo, Mn. Ber1esoa said, she'd Ute to · 1ee ilteentlves established so school systems wiU BUI Behnke of Air Frame and Power lower their teacher-pupil ratios. "This is how the Technology Club at Orange Coast Colle1e children really learn," she said. adjusts turbojet engine on display th1a week "I know these prolJ'am.s will have a price ta1. as part of Cout Week oo the Costa .Meaa but the money beinl used for busln1 onl)' brings campu• About•a..~d __ ..__ha ---poor educatloo at tbe end of a lone ride," the Ora.nee ,.-----"""'-· ___ wu_·vv ozen uuuum ve ~ Coutlawmakercoatenda. • * * OPFICE&S OF THE Orange County RepublieaD Central Committee's Youth A.s$ociates include President Chris McHorney of Westmhwter, Vice President Jodi Stewart of Costa llesa and Secretary Mike Burstein of Newport Beach. Libel nu100 0u1 The Los Angeles Timea didn't commit libel when it published a im account of the relationship between a former Orange County Transit Di.strict director and a billboard f11'1D that received a $20,000 advertising contract from the district, an Orange Comity Superior Court judge has ruled. Judie Edward Wallin sustained a tentative ru.Un1 made in October in which he stated the Times bore no malice toward Richard Lynn, an Irvine attorney who served on the OCTD board between January 1971 and August 1975. The nmes. in its June 22, 1977, Orange County edition. publiabed two stories that focuaed on the relation1bip between several CaliforaJa and Nevada public officials and Ryan Outdoor Ad· vertiatnl ~La Mirada . ... - Holiday Gift Art Show Sale Now In the Mall dally thru Dec. 10 Huntington Center's annual super exhibit of ewta and crafts featunno eo top t•eoted arttata. From this greet array of unique onolnals you11 find • perlect gift for everyone. Beech Blvd & 405 Fwy. H.B. FtMAMCIMG AVAii.AiU 0.A.C. "FEATURING" 0 •ColarCrn1aleTV •VCl11mclC•tr• -Colar r..tlllll1 TV •Am/FM lcdos •Sllnol/Madllm' •CCllMlte lecordln .md Canale •TV c.ts by Gmdarf •l/W 1Y Port9111 Mall Ca '19'a•1d •Dlgllll Clocll laclos Sall•••• 4NZ 288'° MODULAR.STEREO 1711 ..1179• CONSOLE STEREO .... ..1199~ 1et up on tbequad u OCC ctma. clubs and other orpnlzaUona ditplay what tbey are all about. Fourth annual RpOliUon nma from 10 a.m. to3p.m. dallythroupFrtday. Public is welcome. VOLUNTEERS WITH DEPRESSION A College Re9earch Team ls studyjng the use of an 9\tl~t medatJon. TO t'IALR FOil THiS .,,.0¥9 STUDY: Volunteers must be age 60 or over and . e>epenenclng depression (teeung Md or blue for any reason) for at least one month. YOLUMTaS WIU. llCllYI A ... brief physical eGmlnatfon, EKG, lab tlsta, medlcatJon and vlalts with a profnllonal. c• 11417sz.7937 MONDAY THIU FIHDA Y letwfftl I a.a .ct 5 p.a Do you have air condition- ing? All the more reason to insulate. You'll save year-round. • ~ ............ _ SAVE 55.00 MR. COFFEE MTff(Xtwg~ I Coffee-Saver #Ca11t 29.88 S'AVE 56.00 llORT1IElll DEWIE "SET'N CURL" MIST /DRY HAIR SETTER Get mist m only 6 mrnutes! 20 popular size rollMs and clips included. Smart, -..ii~~~~ compact case. .-i l1Jtl 19.95 SAVE 55.00 au:nt COMPACT SUPER MAX® PRO 1400WATT HAIR DRYER Powertul and compact with two tieat & air settings Small, hghtwelght. .. Actually .... popcom using hot atr, lnsttad of hot oll. AD PRICES PREVAIL: WED .. , DEC. Stll. THRU SAT., DEC. 8th. --~--- SllllEAll I Butter Up CORN POPPER ~ 1200---= Butter melts and coats every tasty treat. S...ltt<u lid doubles as setVef LARGE ~T SIZE 8.88 _,,,, 11.88 CURL y Q by NORD.CO HAIR CURLING WA~D WITH MIST Curly 0 can help shape today's soft, natural look ... 9.88 WANT TO LOOK MORE NATURAL UGHTED MAKE-UP MIRROR '7CUIROl Four-way hghl selecttoo-<lay. ir=:1~~~F.il~~ office. even.no. and hOme. Center mirroe swivels from regular to magnltying. .... 11.88 4-SLICE TOASTER by SUNBEAM Easy to reach tronl· pos111on instrument panel, Wide wells for thick Sll~S NORRCO COMPLEXION PLUS CORDLESS FACE SCRUBBER 5211 7.00 5-Cup Deep FfYtf & Muflt· Cooker S.mmefs. steams and botls Gteat '°' trying _,,..ci;'lii~iMl clMcken. stv1mp. onion nogs. trench tries illd ln()f8 _ 16.99 SAVE 56.00 / e 2-suca: TOAST-R-OYEN H'e 3 Appllencee In 1 tt toasts 10() browns and balles Ptr1ec1 companlOl'I tor convtnienct IOOd cootiin9 Oel•VttS hot water 011 a last for instant cotfee. tea soup etc Heats up 10 12 oz ot water 1n about ~ seGOOdS •lNJ 17.88 SAVE 55.00 10-SPEED BLENDER by OSTER Controlled cycle blend1no 1n 3 s~s no o"1!r· blen<linO >cup contamer is tam1tv size ooens at both en<Js for ~sv ctunrno -22.88 " • . . . . . ' . • i ' ' • • . . . . . . . • i ) . . .. ~ Cl\ 'atyltl MEN'S WOOD JEWEL BOX & 75 W ~Stain .a. • UUNGTON 11 PIECE PUNCH SET . i.: t tr.. AIGIOI NOCW ~ · Set mctudet· e quart~ ~~ bowl. 8-6 oz. eups with plas11c • hallgers,ladle& 5 49 · recipe bookie I • U88EY CITATION STEMWARE •&lhLTAUWlt! •&luL ID> WINE • 10 ez. GOIUT PAii Of 4 2. 9 9 PAii CORNING WARE COOK 'fl' POUR PAN :::-Use for gravy sauces etc lcltal tor microwave cooking 1a· gooseneck lamp with push· button lluoresct nl l1ghl Perfect for school. hornr. or oll1ce 7.77 'r m MOTOR OIL" ~ • .,... 20.30..0 WEIGHTS 100°/t PURE ~~ tQUAlf 5 u2 00 ~~ '."J'!-~ CMI a • ,~ KODAK COLORBURST 250 I.STANT CAMERA :v;: 49.95 :':.. 5.00 EF 44.95 • tt.oo MMTI COUPONS AT AU. UV-oH Df'UO nottal f OA YCMM MllATl OIRlCT ,,_OM tCOOAI( KODAK INSTAMATIC X·15F =ma 13.95 INST~NT PRINT FILM-1oor. KODACOLORRFILM • cu .. 21DP. t SCRABBLE by SO.CHOW For the player who aoo•K•ales rnw game m 15. 88 14 .99 .,, .. ZAP ZAP RACETRACK r.r W8IO All the s1zzhng exdtemenr olroadractnglsaleddown 9 9. 5 for rhe pre·tciloo! set 1 .... . BUSY BOX ~Ullin A Tey Full Of lurprtllS 10 amusing built.Jn activities wllh accompanying soul'lds eneour&g• baby's curiosity. 7 99 uplorltlon & coordination '".., . BO RACING SET byOSUY Complete w1lh fence rr ack 2 IOfmula racers and push- button hand conrrols 1Baner1es not 1nclllde<11 ~ IDEAL-Is Ille Ideal way ro grve kids a funny. friendly oeMogethef game they 1us1 can 1 slop playing1 RIDING .HORSE _9.99 • Clatalc first riding toy IOf toddl«I. ~~ngllng chill• wllh thlt 1lletl ovtr r &all ... hlld awlvets. arms movt Ind lnlllf' ......... ' Ttlt tun Pft1 '"'' tmH•llyovr mfttlkH with tflt btlnk of •n tyt. THE INCR£DIBI.£ "HULK". rt, MCGO-Elashc suoer hero can be m1n1pulate(l Into dozens of body btnd1no positions 13" TAU _15.99 SPORT FUN BAl.lS All b1ll1 1r1 offlcaJ l lzt Ind wtlQhl. CHOOSE FROM: •JOOTULlwttllTn -.~...,. • socc:PSM.l .n "JOY lmD" SHOE SKATES "FUN I EXERCtSr RUMMY TR.E um .......... CAil .. tn. 69C un. 89C ::·~,.,_ 1.49 J 'B RARE SCOTCH ·-75011L&.99 Old Smuoo1er scorcH WHISK-r· .,_ 750ML 3.99 Seaoram's 7 Crown 1u1D5 ___ _ ::."•Y 489 750 ... Kamchatka ..... VODKA ..,..i11 ... , ·-750 .. 3.29 f ~J!~sco!~~al ==KY 11 &5 750 Ml. • Bacardi Sliver or Amber RUM •-750 ML 4.39a Ancient Aae BOUReOir ·-750 .. 4.59~· Soulllem Comfort ~ =": .. 4.99 Ricbelieu V.S.O.P. •RANDY ·-·750._i49 Mu.IOI I.I DAHER DECOUTED METAL CONTAINERS Wllh Tht Look 01 fine Porcel1ln Ideal tor manv household and decord1t11e uses A g1ea1 qrlt llii~li~ urea 1 lltd w11h cookies c.c1no1 .,,. !!IC GIFT IDEAS for HIM "BRITISH STERLING '' COLOGNE 4 00 2 oz. • AFTER 3 50 SHAVE 2 oz. • "MENNEN" Millionaire • AFTER SHAVE 5 50 3.5 oz. • COLOGNE . ---r.t---11 3.5 8L 7. 00 • II "OLD SPICE" 3 Pc. Gift KT 5_35 •Att.t-....._ 2'bu. ·=2~ .. ... ... Musk 2-Pc. Sift RT 4 25 ................ ....... , lll2\i& • TREE LIGHTS 11fD0011100TDOOt1 "Midget" bV FOREMOST Sreaoy Burnmo or Flasnrng S£T Of 20 sa or 35 SET or so la& 289 JU 25 Ligbt SET for OUTDOORS -~-5.48 p WEit., DEC. 5th. THRU SAT. DEC. 8th. GIFT WRAPPING JUMBO ROLLS • 45 SQ. n. Edra....., Diiiy • 15SQ.n .FeMWra, DURATION 12-HOUR NASAL SPRAY for re11~1 tr om nasal conoes11on Our•m dUI' to COids StOUSlll~ & hay lt!Vtl c.maoran prne tree wrtn t1asnmo mu111-color Illes ~·1.19IOU ~ HtoutJr o• Mi:nthOlal~ ~ MUL'Ti~AK ~ ~Yt=oz. =sa£=1.=39=El.==·~===:? Musrcal 5ouno ol ,,.,,.,.. w 1.lL ~ BLIZ WHITE SPRAY SNOW Stencil sET Design your own <!ec.01 altons on windows mtrrOfs ~tc ;-:z89C CANDY CANES SCOTCH llWID MAGIC TRHSPAREN T Et:t~fail LOftG un BATTERIES "BEllERAl PURPOSE" ST.JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN TRIAMINIC ~, SYRUP SHIP IN BOTTLE WITH BOTTLE HOLDER C•Jr11..-15J!10n I) t'Cl' - Te17'e Haute Briatlea Over Noulisre Tag CHICAGO (AP> -Terre U.Ule. lad., la the mo.t nowMre phe• in Amerlea, 1ay1 eomedlan !;qye llar\lD la tM January edition of Playboy mas~. Terre Haute'a reaponae? ··well eX•CUUUUM me!.. aay1 Mayor Bill Brl1bton, quot.Ins' oae of Martin'• beat·known Unea. •A&TIN WAS QUOTED u saying be t.hinb Terre Haute, Population 70,000. qualifies aa America'• bl11eat nowhere because it bu "nry little Main Street, And literally not a restaurant with any good food. "They say you can alwaya tell that you're somewhere when they have manure ads on TV," Martin added "We Uke manure," responded Brighton in a telephone interview. "Doesn't he understand we raise a lot of com and soybeans around here?" BRIGlrrON SAID a number of magazines carried articles in the 19508 and '60s about illicit activities in Terre Haute - activities that perhaps escaped Martin's attention when he was performing in Terre Haute this year llSIUlll Pft - Complete 1nstallaf1on ~,._~_,, kits ior any type roof structure ()111/lf lld lut1//1//011 Ar1/ld/1 30" ZIRCON 14" Clearance from coaelltibel ... SUf1aca. $ ~·=~ 20995 TBB llANDALA Y caHt8 an in a bQiboo-llb motll, ln whit. or yellow, and were made from 1974 to 1978. Tbey eold for 1100 to $125 in retail atorea nationwide. The comml11lon aald the hazard can be eliminated by removlna the llnlala -the decorative k:nob9 on each comer poat -by unacrewifll them The commlaalon asked that after this ia done, lbe crib owner inform the Bauett dealer ao that records can be kept of tbe number ol criba filled THE CANDLELIT£ CRlllS m maple and pine are a colonial deaign and also aold nationwide for about $100. Owners should contact the store where the crib was purchased, or lbe nearest Bassett dealer, to arrange for free installation of modifying parts. Until the crib is fixed, Bassett urges that one end be pushed against a wall and owners move a high piece of furniture against the other end. REQ.tzal SILE HIGH-BACK ADJUSTABLE •111 l#cu.-a: BBQ TANK HOSE REGU· LATOA CERAMIC ROCK Sinatra Plana Baahto.Aid Hoapi,tal Fund PALM SPRINGS (AP> -Fraek tra la to alq ud • FOYlde top.name erMrtalmnent aa well aa food and dri.Dk for \Q> to MO sueata at a si.-.a.plate st. Valerd:1Qe'a Day beneftt for Daert Hospital. •'He really bu planned one ol UM m09l exdtlq olabt. we•w ... , bad la tbe deHrt," aald Jackie Ooveny, wbo Mrffe on the foundatlo• board of 1overnora. "Many of bla celebrity frleoda are eomlq In. The whole tbinl wlll be really atar-atudded -audience aa well as entertainers." MS. COVEN\' SAID Sinatra approached the foundation several week.a •co wilb lbe idea of a black-tie ValenllJle's dinner and show for Feb. 15 at lbe Ca nyon Hote l Convention Center. Details of the party will be discussed at a meeting Saturday, aaid Sinatra spokesman Lee Sollers. FOUNDATION DIRECTOR Roland Knapp said be hopes to pay off the balance or the foundation's $5.8 million pledge lo lbe hospital's building fund. Sinatra plana to have record albums "for all tbe guests and jewelry for all the women,'.' Knapp said. "He's even decided what color tbe flowers will be. It's going to be fabulous, there's no question about that." Includes durable canvas covers, natural finish frame. available in 24" & 30" heights. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE Of CHEF'S ACCESSORIES: •Aprons •Hats .SBQ.Tools .Crill Baskets T~e American :rolopt)on & Telegraph Compan)' (AT&T) hat fl!ed 1 f't#JYI acheduto Of O\lflltat;ra' with the Fedetal CofT'infunlcit. hons comm ion (FCC) whlCh accomp1~ the nrOduction of Inter tiontl dialino 10 10 additional oountr . Thia-~ the lot.al ol 1nternatt0n lly d1alabl cOiJnirfet to 74. The &eheduled change include rate decreases for 10 countrloa 8nd eele0t1V8 rate increases to e of thole COUf'triee fof calla bffled on the Untied States ma1nland to bmg lhe ovorseas rare structure more c 11Y into line .r1th the domestic structure In addition. 11 will row be possible to dial Aruba which alreadt has rates at the International Dial rate level These changes are scheduled IO become effective on February 17, 1980 ·-·····-....... ,. -..., ...... ..,..,.. .. ,_flvec.........._ American a.no. Ind loftvia The Sunday tt1ree·m1nute Operator Stahon and Person rates Yt1ll be increased from $6 50 and $9 00 to $8 ()() dlld $12 00 lndonn• The Sunday Person rate will be eliminated. and the day three-minute Person rate will be increased from $12 00 to $13 50 Libert• Tne Sunday lhree-m1nute Operator Sia hon rate will be increased lrom $6. 75 to $9 00 The three-minute Person rate will be increased lrom $1 2 00 to $13 50 tor the da' rate perlOd and tram $9 00 to $13 50 tor the Sunday rate period P8ragU8y The Sunaay three minute Person rate will be increased from $9 00 to $12 00 lncreaM• and Mcrea ... In the three- minute atMI eddtUon8I minute rate1 to one~. P1mim1 The cJav lhree minute Opera·o· S'd tion rahJ<, dl)pl1C<.1Dlc ro Rat£: ZonttS 1 d~ ~ v.11 t ~· dL•crcd!>ed lrom $4 80 •anl:1 S5 .:o · $4 00 onj $5 00 Tne dJy 1tiu~~ ..... ,,r u'• 01)Cr._. I St Jll()'l r a:f! !or Ro!1; Zone 3 remc1 ~ unc•1,,· Jt!d Tr Ei 1.,!es for t'1e &lfen1n~ r-,. pr>r O J ~r <.J :r c• OllJlil SdturdJy Jf\d Su"•Oo '..lit• 1 •• d :. tx? 1ncrt.:dSt:d c1s Iv ~\~ • R 1t•· / v • -Iron S:J 60 an<1 S2 70 tc $4 OG t • R.ilt.: lon• 2-lrorn $4 05 and S3 00 10 ~5 00 .mo I • R..ilt: Znoe 3-from $4 50 <Jr'IO S3 30 to $6 00 T tl( Jdd1lt0ndl min ult: rate tc • r ,q111 S.J!urcJ..iy .ind Sunaav Ope1ator Stato-1 Cdll::i tor H..i:L• Lone 2 v.111 lJl 1ncrf'dM-Ll t10" S SS 10 :. 1 00 Jnd flam $ 9:> IO $1 20 'c r R:i11· lone J Amel un SaTlOI Boi1YQ fterCfl AnMles ~e lryrw.1 Ra!! lortt 2 FQ!e ln 3 Giff™ lQle l.ooe I ~elone 'l New CiotOOll•,. ~ fialt /O~ I R.flr /~ ~Jk z if" $800 $2 35 800 2 35 500 l!>O bOO I 80 800 2~ 600 I~ 800 ?35 900 260 q 00 {t,0 4fjfJ 140 L ! ., .... ,, $600 S200 615 l2!> 360 1?0 4 35 1 45 586 1 ~ 540 I~ 6 7!> 2 25 6 /', ?25 7 35 2 4'l 300 100 3 f5 1 25 ~ ')I) I !>O 2 2'> .• 00" J I ·o, '• ·r ,. c iSIOfl"\Crs caning ., .... /' d'Pd ft(')f 0''-"' • I '( ") ,# r.irr· J I r ffl'f'.''Hr"\ J 11()1 di Dtdl WI I OI:• t•' ' l•Qr , I' " .•,t• ' 1 r 1'1• t:•Pfl 'hougn thP Cd I WQ\; 0 ~ 1 ,, ' : ·~ COfll p t"ed 0{ !hp Op>•r.~tor HQ,•,••\/• ' ,1 ltlP CUS· 1omer requl1str, soec al op••rr11or .i~s1slance c,r spec1d t> riq II".• Q,,.., 1 or S1d11or1 rare NO\Jlo dPP v @AT&.T ALL-WEATHEI fill DEi CASUAL COUITRY An redWood porch llWlng with hMvy duty no rust ltluminum frame. HI . back for added. comfort. Chains Included. Alt Sil£ e lit sHAP£ ORDER NOW FOR THE HOLI- DAYS ••• GLASS ARESCREOO IMMEOtATE DELIVERY -- Blae'lc Gold Nothing of value ln thi.I oil, coating the beach at Mon· terey Bay after a line break between an Arco trel1hter and the PG&E plant where the oil was being pumped. Donna Forbes, a plant employee, tries to skim the mess into barrels. Owners Welcome Cat With Jet Lag MELBOURNE, Fla. <AP> -Sherry, the wide-eyed Siamese cat which spent 32 daya ln the hold of a Pan American World Airways jetliner, bu been reunited with her owners. "We'd given up all hope on her," Air Force Sgt. Guy Jones said u h1s wife Ginger bugged the thin 2'1'J-year-old cat. THE EMOTIONAL REUNION at Orlando International Airport took place late Monday after th4t alrllne flew Sherry from Lon· doo, wbeJ'e she WU found in· JGred and atarving Nov. 9. Jones and his wife shipped two separately caged Siamese cats from Guam to San Francisco when be was transferred in Oc· tober to Patrick Air Force Base. When the Boeing 747 plane ar- rived, only one cat could be found. "We looked all over, just about all over the world, and oo cat," said a Pan Am official. BUT 3Z DAYS later, fli1ht personnel at London's Heathrow Airport found Sherry io the same '14'1 cargo bold where she bad supposedly dlsappear9d. Her right rear leg wu so badly iJQured l1 bad to be amputated. No ane could explain bow she bad survived that long without nouriabment. Sberq waa nursed bade to health .in London unW she could be Hiil home. "We figured she bad unwtll· lngly traveled 225,000 miles and touched down in 12 countries during the time she was miss- ing," said the Pan Am spokesman. Chest Bared Writer Becomes Pi~up DENVER <AP> -Move over. J'~ab. It'• Um• for the i'ourtll Eatat.e. .. Joumalists are Qlf ltl'X ~ ol the -JOa Ud "80I, •• 1aJd a Denver distribu* of persooallty _JOI"" u M lntroduced lbe lat.eat 1D h1I line -•~Bot) G~ .,,..Uc.a.I eotu1D- n11t for the Cblcaao Trlwae. Thia la tbe tari of person. IQI Jk>b H'9ilnkW of Croutrt.nck ' Corp., "wbo touna Ame!Uans Mmift and look up to. We thlnk there la a big future tn potters featurina newtmea and women." "If tboee of us ln the newa bualnesa at.art taklq OUJ"lel,v. too aertoualy, then we're ln real trouble," aaid Greene, wbo WOft a West.em ab1rt opm to tbe waist tot the po.ter. "The idea made me laugh, 10 I said yea." Quality in fashion and everyday goods and services ... witla that personal touch ANTHONY'S SHOE REPAIR BANK OF AMERICA CHARLES H. BARR JEWELERS JEAN OAHL ••• Women's fashions DARRELL'S TUX SHOP OR. LOU ELDER ••• Optometrist THE HAIR HANDLERS ••. 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ChooSe a pfaln or custom decoretN fr'Qfn ••• from$2.99 Weare•er Popcorw Pumper • Uses hOt a1r not hot 011 • ..k.i press me switch perfect popcorn• • BullHn butter meuer too• • Easy to dean , 526" lntew maffc S~r Cop Automatic Timer • Tumsoo hghts radio TV .. looks llke You re hOme whether You are or not • Deters intruders • You P<e-lel the tune worb au1omat1cally • lntennattc 0·711 Moen Faucet • Moen is the Rolls-Royce of faucets ... "The Best" •No washers .. no drips •Replaceable cartridge makes for easy repair •Single handle . Quiet reo 59 99 HAMILTON IEAC ELECTRIC KNIFE •For perfect hoflday carving . or 01ttlng • Stamtesa steel blades •Blade& rr&V be washed in drahwasher • Ham11too-ee.cn 399AL lntermallc Heatwave Heater 524• ~ • Puah button •The powerful lnlermatic Heatweve . JH~ • 1500 watt• of 1nsant hMf • Sale . . OOI~ never glOw red-hOC • ~IO"'* thin heaters twtOe tn aze • Coollnjl lnsinkerator Gcrbage Disposal •TO(> of the line •Yt-h.p Instant-Energy •Stainless sreel ... conttnuousfeed •wn1sper-<1uier performance •Automatic reversing action to prevent 1amming feQ 99 95 GE Electronic Diciital Scale • An instant turn-on Kitchen Faucet #7300 .,, ·I ~ f r Bathroom Faucet #4220 . . . when you step on • Bright easy to read numbers • CordJess-operates on standard 9 volt battery • Computes weight automatically, 2s-300 Pounds :22~2 QUALITT PORCELAIN COOIWARESOS 3 Mfl on owld. colon, dealgnt. Eodt .. , lflcludM .. 2 ICIUQlf)Ont with lld., Outdl-wtth lid pM ... alclllel MANTU TOP GIWIDfAlllll ~~~ QOCI WARING 7 ·SPllD BIClllC-. •· 17" n.tt a.. ............... \~hlgtl-. dodllft ....... woo4to11e c••• wl1ti fto..I ... roteddicil lmnPIKI 1295 I 7 .99 , NICI MEN'SCGnON FLANNEL PAJAMAS ~~.~..,...polo· -with Mottle wol°•tbond ..wore. eid of •W... polftb. fvll tut S to XL. llG 6-n. UR·Ull SCOTal Pt•11D Are-; ....... .... .. .,..... ... _ lor~ .. ... _....... . ..-. .. •.n.tt 17" 20 UGllT llmllTUllTSIT ... , .. 1.tt UMCU1U S&&I 3'' wmA flllCI "· -bll llG. 439 CUMIUlwmal S.Jt •· IK.329 4." Jl.OZ.. llOIOGI••' 3" 1mmt nmm ID lat P11C1 fst • ' ' PATEK mr .252 last year lo e J:::ea for Kansas City, a mucll of the season on lideUna with various ail- euta. He bu been given a bOl of health, however, by aient, Jtm Bunning. A t~time AU-star selection, atek baa a career .241 ~tting v.-1e and bas stolen 377 baa. mmt ol the other clubs al wtJJter ~gs here, the has been a tightening or ybelm. • Until early evening, there was tJe action, with private bud-s dominating the scene, on e second day of the week-long eetinp. Then tbe Dodgers un- ded their bomb. \1- •EPOaTEDLY &EADY to ~ip veteran second baseman Joe Morgan as a free agent aQd move Davey Lopes to cep(er field, Los Angeles signed out· fielder Jay Johf)atone, saving maybe one-hall million dollars. The Dodgers, who earlier raided the bank vault to sign pilcben1 Dave Goltz and Don Stan.house as tree agents, picked up Johnstone for a song in com· partson to what they would have had to pay Morgan, who earned about $350,000 while playing out his option with Cincinnati this year. There also were strong reports that Lopes was demanding a hefty ralae, as much as $200,000. to accept the move from second to center, although Los Angeles General Manager Al Campanis said, "Davey ispol to be blamed for anything due to the fact we didn't sign Morgan." OTHER INDICA. TIONS club owners were taking a hard line included: -The Baltimore Orioles con· tinued efforts to deal right· handed ace Jim Palmer, who re- portedly wants a $3.~ million, ••tear P9C't &o ._.. to mo¥9 to a ttam ol Mt ebbl~. · -Iba Ntw York Meta N- malsM,t fNltrite4 lD a blcl to Peddle li8' baodeT Cn.l'I Swan. r top' Di thnat ,lq to pl11 oalbla ... ID ltlO..i.. stvena~hlke. -•aJOI' .... tndl:tq down avail a1eata, •¥W lD tbt y, to dleck OD an;y ,o..tble dea:uanda by playen tn- wlvtdln trade ta.lb. . , 10 ft'ONB, WBO pJ'ed out b1I option wltb tbe N,-Ycrt Yankeea and tben the San DtelO P1clne .. apeed to a two-year eontract. the Orat aeaaoa •uaranteed. A 14-year major Jea1ue veteran, be lmmedl.ately wu lilted ~ Campan.la as "an extra outlieJder and pinch bit- ter.'' Altbou&b Baltimore General M •oager Hank Pelers aald ·•we're not abopploi, we·~ talk~ inc." be obviously was having trouble \radina Palmer, a superstar with eieh\ 20-victory seaaooa and three Cy Young Awards ln the 1970s. "EVERYTHING IS ex- ploratory," Peters lnaisted. "It's so complicated to make a trade today. It used to be simple. You'd sit down, reach an aeree- ment and make the deal. "Now that's just atep one. Step <SeeTllADF.S, Pa1e 84) * * * Swan Deal Stalls TORONTO-The Angels' at· tempt to bolster their pitching staff by the acquisition of New Yorlt Mets hurler Craig Swan hit a roadblock Tuesday. Lorinda de Roulet. chairman of the board of the Mets, vetoed a deal with the Angels that bad already been arranged. The deaJ was to have sent first baseman Willie Aikens and infielder Dickie Thon to New York in ex- change for Swan and catcher Ron Hodges Still Rams' Choice ............ ly Gift for Ferragamo ,. 87 JOHN SEV ANO ................. With the Chrbtmu mootb up- everyone, the Rams 1ot the p OD most aa they both re· ived and banded out some ear· presents. Tbe Oakland Raiders gave the ams a lift by neatly wrapping e New Orleans Saints into ond place in the NFC West, aving the Rams' number for inchin8 the division title at e. Coach Ray Malavasi also ded out bi5 present to Vince errapmo by naming him the I quarterback against tlanta Sunday. AND THE LUIS hope to live emaelves an early yuletide ~.ttT~ by beating the Falcons, hlcb would give them their ileventb at:ra1ab1 NFC West tiUe. Malavaai, in staying with the Udily spirit, was quite chipper h1a weekly media breakfast .. I knew all along the Raiders oald come back to win the e," he aald without batting eyelub ... You people forcet I to coach with them; I know at kind of stuff they're made .. I tried to make a bet at fVIA• ...... """ (with the Saints ahe~. H) for $100 with a friend that Raiden would come back. wouldn't take Jt, thouch." 8BSIDB8 KNOWING llalllalad''a penon.uel, Malavul 't do too badl7 with h1I own ,eltber. Take l'erra1amo, for ln· .. ne.. BtUleid ancl ah.alum after •• S\lnday'a first-half performance against the Vikings, Malavasi baa opted to give his young . quarterback another chance in a starting role nther than destroy his confidence completely. ''I'm going to stay with Vince because I have confidence in him," said the Ram coach. "Hopefully, he'll come hack to form. It wu a week later, against .,..-•·•C'.:: San Francisco, that MaJavasi then started using his ''relief specialist," Bob Lee. wbich ·-~~~--...; started shattering Ferragamo's assurance in himself. • ' Lee hasn't helped matters either, as he's recorded a save and a win in three appearances since joining the team a month BILLY PAULTZ BEATS KAREEM A8DUL.JA88AA WITH A HOOK SHOT. ag~~ (OON'T think there's any Runnm· g wras question that Lee might be bet· " ~ ter suited to come off the bench than Vince," says Malavas1. Contagious ·'I think this is just a period he's going through and it's something he's going to have to get over. It's a natural thing for a guy in his position to feel the way be does. "I TBINK VINCE JS going lo play well this Sunday. He did an exceptional job against Atlanta the lut time." "Lee's got all that experience ..--'--B S TL -• 0 G behind him and he's been in Uus ~rs eat purs at .. ,re ir wn ame By "last time," MaJavasi is referring to three weekS ago when Ferragamo made his first start as a Ram and directed the team to a 20-14 victory by throwing two touchdown passes. type of situation before." So have the Rams who. although it's taken them a bit longer, find themselves one game away from clinching the title. Last year the Rams sported an ll-3recordcompared toMthis <See RAMS, Pa1e 84) Jimmy the Greek SAN ANTONIO. Texas CAP> -lt was a rare sight. The Los Angeles Lakers outran and out shot the racehorse San Antoruo Spurs 1Z7·121 Tuesday rugbt on the Spurs' own track "We were excited about the opportlDllty to get out and 10:· [4 tt E a gles Eyeing Upset NEW YORK -The NFC Eut continues to be tbe center of. attraction when the post-seuon pro- apectaofthesenlor loop are diacuaaed. The E.apea hammered .tbe Uona to ma~ Dick Vermeil'a forces at leut a wild-eard berth and if the)' abould do the aame tbiq to tbe Cowboy defeme that WU done in Dallu, then VetenD Stadium wlD be the scene of. Phll.adelpb.1a'• nm diri•i<m title cllnchlnt ablce December ot ueo. A .Sctcry tb1I Saturday would sin tbit Balles their ftnt sweep ol t1ie ·eowbo)'l llnce ltN. While tbe EiC!el played • oear·l>el'fect same aca1n.1t tbe Liou, the Cowbo,a toot the entire ftnt ball to set acclimated ln t!ie1r tbraahiJlc ol tbe Olanta. STILL, »AJ.IM JS a tbnl-pollit ptck to wtn the 1a1ne, aiMl a Cowboy vtctory iiitoul4 •at• Tom Landl'J•• enw a fffOrite to win dM dl~ with a 'fidOl'J tNffr tbe Redlldna. HO'ft'V81' loe Thelamann•a atmmtn1 fomth· qu1rtet pertormance a111n1t Ona Ba1 rtaf· firmed tM •alldltt of tbe CNdlnUall be W'Md .a1alnit tbe CowboJI ID tho ftm •ame, wblcb Wu~ won baDdllJ. Thetamau threw tour TD• •11lD1t Utt Packen Gd ~ bit ftiililt dQ ot tbi MUOO. WMI• ,.,..,'llaM • esee&itloa wu aceu.ti coadl Jack Parde• wu Hpeclall1 ple11•d wUb Tbtltmmm'• ~ ot .....,illlp. · ... ' ..... Cbicaio 4 over Green Bay, St. Louis 2 over N.Y Giants, M.taml 7 over Detroit, Loi Aqeles 3 over AUant.a, W~ 8 over Cinehm.atl, Mbmesota 2 over Buffalo, kamu City-BllttrDcn even, San Dte10 4 onr New Orle&111, Oakland S onr Cleveland, Tampa Bay 3 o.-er Siil Prandsco, New Enllancl 4 09U N.Y. Jeta. (lfonclaJ') Plttabul'lb 3 over Houlton. said Lakers Coach Paul West.bead ··Both teams ran to ex bausuoo. We stayed on the run for 48 nunut.es "THE &UNNJNG was con tagioua. Ka.nlem Abdul-J abbar 1s usually one of the last men down the f1oor. but tooJgbt he was the first or second man down several times." added Weatbead. Tbe Spurs, famous for t.betr run·and·pn oftense and sie~ defenae, wen playtna without tnJUred leading aeorer Georae Gervin. 1'beJ f~t back twice from blc fourtb-qu.arter Laker lead.I, oaJy to Me the late rallies fizale. Captain James Sllaa aaad weart.Dea cauiht up witb Lbem. "Tbe defense wasn't u aolld aa we wanted. In tbe fourth quarter, It WU IOlld, but tt took a lot oul ot us to 1et back la tbe came," be laid. . . . ,.. . ' ''I tned to subst1tut'e more beuu~ 1t was the Spurs and 1t was a running game,·· said Weslhead The Spurs tntnmed a 12-potnt Laker lead late in the third quarter to 101 99 with 8 20 re· matruna to the game But Jabbar and Nixon took charse and rebuilt that lead to 11 points, 118-107, four minutes later The Spur-s then scored nine slrai,&ht points and pulled within two. 118-11&, with 1. 38 re· maining. NIXON AND JABBAB moved In again and combined ror five · key free throws in the final rT • seconds to lee the aame. Larry Kenon led San Antonio wtth 36 pointa and 17 rebounds, whlle Sllas added 28. Earvin · "Malle" Johnson bad 24 poinbn • for Los Anfeles. The Spun, U -12, are in Pblladelpbla tonl1ht. Gervin made tbe trip. 1be Lakera m~l " Co to Houston. ., aoon CMIUON .......... -Vlltmllr• -... dJ .... ; ftrtuDJ • ............. ,,. ..... ~.bt:ii:...,.,.. ol ~ ...... CIJ' ... "" Coaltrwe fOO.blD ...,""'ak eolJl•IM Mt• .. t11e c-;:.-.: o1 ...._ ... r •. ..... ..,.... • ~ Qsll .... ll wW l&8't Ill 'l:IO. 'ftM m-,:d ol tit .... ... la .. ol .... few UllDCI two «'M..-.. ..... ..,.. .. Secb. Sd11oa'• 8111 Wlftmm ad rcd•0 •'• Dick ~we .. 8nlda. NJ8 I& la WtaalJJ U.. II C-... t cb•m~p •am•. Bnddl, tt ,,__ : bOwns, puta 11 IA a WQ dlf. : :....._ t fkult~--da: .,,,. ..,.,... : := i bracbl ol. the pl.,ofb ... JoU. :: ===-: •• knew that 11.ace the daJ .. , ..... • receiffd t.be palrt.Qp. Tim ii lt. Oii .... JOU can t.eJl Edilclo 1beJ an • ..-.-. ' plaJ ... dwnplambip pine.... " en.II .. 1ardl-wbo wtm rrtdaJ. "We'W a1rad1 beatm a.dl•nck ance. Tbt otber bnd:lt ll notbln1 bat a baDcb ol. .i.o.nma. .. Aman& 12 at.ler Yidlms. ~ baft ._ abut out b7 a atatlq Fontana dlftllM. KERWIN -.a..,._ •llM. llAIUC CHUllCHWAllD LIAD IDllON. '°We haft IODM oaWenMn1 IDdlYiduaJa lD Ralpb Tamlqo <•>. TOGJ Oow.. <•>. lollla llcLlnn (225) and deleutve b9cb Lou PiltlODi and Darrtn Ro91l < veb with .... lDt.ereep. dona),•• aaya tbe Poatilul eo.cb, a ooe-U.me aide to lluljon An.deb at St. Paul. Sports Break A Capaua. Report From the World of Sport• Wisconsin Women's Crew Points Out the Bare Facts . Fna AP Dllpeldtee 11.ADJSON, Wis. -Members ot the Univenlty of Wiacomln women's crew dotted their clothes in the outer otflce of UW Athletic Di.rector Elroy Hinch Tuesday, in protest over what tbey claim are unfair policies for uae of locker room f acWUea. About two dolen varsity crew members uaed Hincb'a outer office u an impromptu locker room, cban1ln1 into their practice clot.bes u reporters looked on. Hlrach was out of town, and other at.bletlc officials generally steered clear of the protest. A secretary wwldq in the omce kept ,»'Pini du.rtna the demomtratloo. Tbe women claimed that even the men'• freshmen crew aeta precedence over the women'• vanity in uae of locken and abowen at the UW boathouse. They also complained that their past efforts to 1aln bet· ter access to the facllitlea have failed to produce any actloo by offtciala. -----fl-ie of ille Da•----- An&els General Mana1er Bade Banal, when uked lt be could replace Nolan Ryan: "You mean, could I 1et two8-7pltcben? Yea." .. ....,,. Tltree-pef•t Pia• •e••• Put••• The vote of confidence IUdtJe Adaba&o got m Tuesday night didn't necessarily come from the players. Adubato, who bad been an ualatant to · Dkk Vitale and then bead coach when the Pistoo.a fired Vitale, was named Detroit's new bead coach. 'lbe an· oouncement waa made after Bost.on beat the Pi.atom in over· time, 118-114, on C1u1a Ford'a three-point field 1oal with 18 seconds left . . . Ml.Ile Mltet.ell'• jumper with 1: 27 to 10 put Cleveland ahead to stay aa the Cavaliers beat San Diego, llS.112. Mitchell scored 12 of bis 24 points in the fourth quart.er to help the Cava post their ninth alraigbt home victory. Lloyd Free led San Dle1<> with 28 points ... Bill Cart==ed 36 points and Mlebael Ra1 added 28, both career highs, to lead the Knlcb over Phoenix. 118-114. Paal Westphl led the Suns with 35 and Walter Da'f'll added 25. Veteran guard Earl •omae. wbo came otr the injured u.at ror the rmt time this POiio year, scored two pointa 1D b1a aeuon debut for .the Knlcu. f'lllen' l/•W•teta So• .. • A Uee-•••el• Philadelphia's NHL unbeaten streak la now 22 Iii 1ames but the Flyers do have a amall wlnleu , streak IOlnl· PaaJ Bolm&reD'• eoa1 at 12:29 of the second petiod followed by 1:08 a abort·banded tally by &egle Lead u the Fl.yen earned a 2·2 tie with Bolton. It wu the third atralgbt tie for the Flyen, wbo lost only once tbla aeuoa.. •• Tllomu Gradla aet up IOCres by Jere GIWI aJld Stu 811111 ln a tbree·1oal Vancouver second.period that save the Cmucks a 5-1 wl.n over tbe alumpiq lala.Dden and also ended their 11-pme winless road atnak aaal.nat the New York dub. &ree•'s 8 ... •I•• P11en •• ,...,.aae Fonner Sadd.leback Collele pant Artie Gree11 • scored Zl pomta, lncludlna three clutch Jump abota in the 1111t•:20, pullln118th ranked Marquette to a ~7-5' noacooference collep baaketball victory onr l'relDo State Tbe San"Ulejl()'t;bppen haft a.uounc- ed that am ...... bu ntumed to tbe adtive ro.ter wb.lle .lero•• nt.te•ead bu been Dlaeed on waiven. Walton la ltW nat apected to IM action for uotber IDOlltb Temdl star AJa11r AIM WU npeetecl to be releued ,from llMDortal HOlpltal todQ after UD· dert-oblervatloo for wbat a bolpltal IDOk•ma dele:dbed u um04 cbllt dla· comfort., NqoU.UOU an UDdtl' wa)' to match IMr7 a.a.. aptmt Im Tate for tbe world beaYJWtd.Ot lmtQI dwn· pion= • • • Tb• mana1•r of mid· cllew ftpter WIJne Qe TI• UJ1 be comidlred atopplna tlMI tnclc bout in tbe focu1ll ftllllDd bat WU ~. 1J7 OM of bll COl'De1 mm and UMNfGl'e 81lond =..,~ to eoaunue 1IDW the fatal to.ll Tel1ew..,._.ae FoUowtno .,. the top IPOt1I ewnts Oft TV tonlQM. Rfllnol arw: I././</ -.Cltnt; I I I wortlt wetl:ttlng; ./I fair:</ forget f L t:l. lp&tCilaRlllll { { { • White, Sims, Margerlllll Honored Fnm AP Dllpa&cbee A baddleld that accounted for 8,m )'arda and includes runn1ni bacu Charles White and Billy iima, the laat two Helsman Trophy winners, bi&bllgbta The Auociated Preas 1979 All· America colle1e football team. Wbite, the latest in a long line of great Southern Callfomia tallbacks, led the nation an nub.in1 and all-purpose ruabin& and wound up the regular seaaon as the second leading ground· gainer tn college football bis· tory. He waa one of seven players na~ed to The AP team for the second year in a row. Joining White, the 1979 Helsman winner, on the All· America team for the second year in a row are Sims, the Oklahoma fiash who woo the 1.978 Hetamao and WU runnerup to White th1.a year, and center Jim Rit.cher of North Carolina State, winner of the lm Outland Trophy as the naUon '• beat in· terior lineman. Other repeaters from the 1978 All-America team are defensive end Huell Green of Pittsburgh and defensive backs Kenny Easley of UCLA and Jobnrue J obnaon of Texas. Joining White and Sims in the atar-atudded backfield are Marc Wilson, Brigham Young's rec· ord-settlng quarterback. and George Rogers or South Carolina, the nation's No 2 rusher behind White. Junior Miller of Nebraska la the tight end while Fountain Valley's Ken Margerum or St.an· ford is the wide receiver . The tn· tenor line consists of Ritcher, tackles Jim Bunch of Alabama and Greg Kolenda of Arkansas and guards Brad Budde or Southern Cal and Ken Fnl.2 of Ohio St.ate. Mar1erum caught 41 puaes - he miued one game -for 733 yarda and 10 touchdowns while Miller. an out.atandln& blocker. cau&llt 21 paaes for a whopping 409 yan!a and seven touchdownl in Nebraska's ground-oriented attack. .. And we ban All-Cltrua Belt Leque returnee Vince Franco and BW Drqoan at the enda. We play team defense and when JOU abut IOIDeane out, NftlS WHOLE 8BCONDA&Y bu impl'Oftd," your offeme bat bad to do well." coatbmel Workmao. "We IDOYed Btll Reimer to a EDISON"S LEADING aUSBEa, ltenrin Bell, ;~,r = ~ ~ s:4U: ~Sat': has scored at toucbcfowns and aa Oranae County's ty. aloq with DuaJ.De Jackloo atatraq aafety. nil-time lead.ing ruaber for a alnlle aeuon with Is "Cbrls Rowey miued rour p.meQ with baet apeed in the 100.yard dub apuma and la sWl bothered. But be, Blll Tbomu Bnncb. who bu a lBS-pouod lallbaclt (Jerry at noae 1uard and Gree Carrow and llark McDermott with Z1 toucbdowna). aa not overly Im· Schwa.rule alternalin& at the other t&ckJe apot pressed have bem doing a Job " "Bell and my tailback are totallr different Jamon Rob Warden and Chr1a llelnbardt, runners. Jerry la the big back that wijl nm over aJona with lmioc' Doa ll>botaoa bave alternated at you. Bel,1 is an elusive type. Jerry ii a power nm· the eada to complete the Ed1aoD defeme, wblch ner. We ve seen speed. Our whole leaaue aa full~ wtll reoe:ave tu severest test P'rldaJ. * * * * * * * * * All Eggs • m One Basket Injury-prone Triwns Stayi,n' Alive Adversity By ROGE& CA.&LSON ot•Oelt'f .......... Despite Webster's definition Caufferlo1. destitutioo or disa:slroua experience), it'• not all bad Just ask El Dorado High football coach Glen Hastings or San Clemente Coach Allie Schaff. The two square off Fnday ru&ht at San Clemente and although Hutmp mten with an UD· defeated Cll-0-1) team agamst an injury-riddled foe wb.lcb hp expeneoced four louea. be'1 well aware oCllie p&tfalla "The mental part or thlA same la Just YIW." says the veteran Ha.stinp. "Lul year when we played M1ss1on Viejo 1n the finals. we had fought Ou for three·lo-rour wee ks and 1t served as a catalyst to be men· tally alert and we played Wlth great 1ntena1ty "Well , we got everyone back for the champ1onsbip game and M1ss1on VteJO wu bombed with the nu. "We just stunk tn the cham· plonatup game and M1ss100 Vie- IL D0ttA00 111411 I F-.-V .. le-y .. °'-I «el .... )\ *-• I""'-• 9"e-OI-,. v-.. •• (-MU ,, ~· tO Le-• Clfl,,..,.... 14 ·--" UT- • II ' • 1l .. l • , • JO did the things we had dooe the preV1ous four weeks with intensity There are just so many Uunga that people don't even UunJt about that can make a tremendous dJfrerence." Thus, Hastings 15 not too receptive td the medical reporta on San Clemente. Schaff, on the other band, coollnues 10 a dJther despite two at.rai&llt playoff vtetonea. "WE BA VEN'T BIT a pus in three 1ames and we're down to our fowtb·W"inl quarterback (Jim Mounce>. att00d strin1 f\allback <Ken Smtt.b) and we're 1Ull without a couple of our defea.alve tackles <Matt Hartman and Larry Ballew>. "But the kids have been douli a flne Job, We've been playinl solid defense. we've put moat of our eap in that buket. But we'd be a whole lot tougher lf we could throw a llck." Schaff'• Tritoos bave lived oo the offenatYe play of halfback Jetr Banner and a defense which rnolves around the play of noae1uard John Schroeder, defensive end Curt Aroca and Banner and Bob Owens an the lttOOdary. BABTINGS, TOO, bu Ilia blue cbips, beeln- nlnl Wltb wJbat'k Rod Simmons,• S-11, J.IO.pound s.eruor wbo has rushed for 1,.296 yards on 208 car- nes. todudm& 243 yards 1t1 two playo{f 1ames. "Shnmom ia a fantasbc beck;· aaya HuUnp. ·'I coaaider b.un the lttODd best back in the cou.n- t y. The only dlfference aa Kenna Bell·• speed. He·s the best badt ~·.e ever bad. ta~ and extremely coaa•Pent, averasmc .... Jarda a carry." As for conlf'ftdtng with San Clemente's nmninl tendenCles, Hruitmg& says "You stack your de· reoae to a decree. yet you don't, either. You just can't 1snore the pass because lf theJ complete ooe, they'll probably uore. '""111E BIG THING Wlth' San C1emeate b Its defenae. 'Ibey'~ a hard·DOMd bunch d kida and have been aJJ year." El Ddndo'a only ••blemiab" oo It.a record ll a aeUOCH>P91W11 7·7 tie with Fountain va11e., and la quartert.eked by Tom Farra, wbo bu toae &o the air 114 times, completlnl 51for110 Jania and etibt toucbdowm. nu. la Hutlnp • 13th year with El Dorado and bu ntth cbamp1omhlp team 10 the put aHm cam- paiana. SCBAFF, ALSO • veteran coacb, bu beeD with the Tntoos eipt years, takiq them &o tbe playotb tbe la.st sut strailbt seuom. Prtor to Scbatra arr1vaJ at San Clemente the Trttoo.a had faJled to make the playotfa even ~ee In etChl yean. A cotnddence in the meettna bet•em tbele two la that in 1978 it WU Miulon Viejo, • third· place team from the South Cout Leaiue with four Iona on Ila 1late, that battled and defeated El Dorado's No. 1 seeded Golden H .. rt.a. The only dlfference ls that one wu for the ll· tle; Fnday's 1ame at San Clemente i.a for a abot at the crown. Flames Roger Carlson Ml ·~ h. Doused a avas1 ~P at1c By Kings ,..,., Loe AD&elea Rama Coach Ray llalavut la a typical football coac~ you know the k1Dd that will re1pond to loqulry wtth a reapome auch u, "We expect another tou&b same. they have 1ood run and pua and are tou&h delena.lftly." But pt on the aubJect ot l'.d1loo mo football and Malavaal comea on Juat a little bit tb'onlff. "I've DtVer once eecond·l\*Hd or critlc:lled BUI Workman." Ray'a aon, BW1 ta aa AlJ.()raqe CountJ cbotce at Unebacker and DU been with tbe vanlt.1 under Workman the put two •UCGS. ATLANTA (AP) -The Loe An•el• KinCI' ICOJ"ln1 Une al llarcel Dionne, awil• SllDIMI' and Dave Taylor came lDto tM Omni a No. 1 ~ mot. and tbe PlamH didn't lr1 harder. Edi.Ion Hieb meeta tontana Hieb P"rtday nlaht in the C1F Bll l'lve CclDfenDCI Mmiftnala at Cer· ritol ColJele and at llalavul'I ..u1J ecaab with terlbea 'tueada7, be •aid: .. Edlloa It Soinl to klck their bpttl. 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J&Mf Estancia Hleb 's T i m Krob.nleldt and Steve Van Horn and Marina Hilb aparkpluc Keith Dawson made it clear Tuesday ni&bl that bt1 t.binCI looqi abeeid f<K their respective team a, Eatancla ripped bl1bly re- 1arded· Creapl, 6S-U. foUowtq Marina'• ~C>-42 triumpb over Uni ver"lity, aettint up a Tbun- day otibt (6) c:ollilion between tbe two victors In the quarterftnala ol the 10th annual Lacuna Beach lnvitaUonal baaketball tournament. Toni1bt'1 cbamplonablp bracket acbedule features Ocean Vlew and Brea·Ollnda at 9. followln1 consolatlon 1ame1 between California and El Se1undo at I and Loara and La1una Beach at 7:30. VAN DOM, ESTANCIA'S &-~ All.CIF star, led lbe Eatl• with sec Rally Falls Short THOUSAND OAKS-Tbe tut Um• tbeae two teama met, Southern California C0Ue1e overcame a 20-potot deflctt to pull out a v!_ctory over Cal Lutheran. But Tueed.ay ..._ t.be V anpards tried to do lhe ume thint, they came Ul> tbree potnta and eo aeeondl abort. "We JU1t ran out of time. OlYe ua anotber minute and I tblDk we could bave pulled It oat." aald SCC Coacb Ed Moriarty aft.er bla team battled back from 218 polnb don lD a 102·• klll to the K.lapmen. Paul A.Ddenoa, a ..uorr.: out o( ConJoa del Mar HJ • bit 11 ot 11 lbota from the fie ud fla.llbed wtlh 32 polnta before foullll1 out. Larry Hint, aa r.dilOD Hllb p-.d, '6t 11 ~ IO abota lo a 25-potnt performance. 1RADES ••• two ll ...... tbe CGD.MDt ~ • player wt.a wdld, wbleb 11 on.... ,,_ ........ three. Tbat'• to ne1ot1ate wltb la· d1Yidualt 1Dwl'9d.'' TIMI 8oltlCll B.s So&. OM~ die teamt Palmer Mid .. woald be wiWDI Co talk GOIU9Ct wtdl ID a poulbJe tndl, -~ from .. , ,. ... '*"""• Tbe Pblladelpbla PlallHe1 made a 1111 Dltcb for ..,... Dan Wlaaild" of the 8111 ~ ·~ ..... ---... Plllladelptal• offered flH plaren b WJnfteld aDd two Clf Unepl&dml 21 point.a in whippinc Crespt. but it wa• Krohnfeldt who cut tbe Celtic• to r1bbooa wtth b.1a aJ.I. a.round play The s. u suard wu t.be rtna· leader wttb bis 1cortn1 <20 point.al. steal.a. ddeoae. auista and reboimcUna. lD addtUoD to provldi.Qa the turnina polDl ol the same. Crespi'• t.a.lented crew, wbieh never led. made a cbarse at Eatancta lD the third quarter. partne the deficit to 40-34 aod was oo the attack. But krobofeldt held bes ground auJmt a cbarstaa &-7 Jeff Tbachberry and at.orbed an otfemive fouJ. ta.tia1 the air out o(Crespi's rally. ••c&E8PI COULD RAVE come to within four Point.a." aakS Estancia Coach tarry Sun· derman. "ll woke a re-w ol OW' IUYI up." Tbe Eagles played with an arouaed style. almoal to the point they were aWJ amartiq from lhrir ex.it trom the 1171 Cl F pla)'Otf• In addition to bold•na tbe taller CelUct to ocly 21 fWd 1oal& on 52 attempta (40.4 per· cent l, Eatancie socked it to Crupi at the free throw Une. 25-0. C&ESPI DID NOT step to the foul line once u Estancia def•· dera wwe called for only row penooa.I foub Danon. the f..S Nalor pa.rd for Marina. was a one-man ahow. lbowt.aa DO W elf.eta from an operation to sol•e b.1a knee cartila,e problems in hU Junior year . DaWIOll led all acoren wttb 'Z1 point.a, but It proved a ruaed conquest qainat a University aquad wbicb refuaed to fold to an early ddklt. •AJUNA GOT UCB mid way throup the ftnaJ period when the Vlkinp Oftr'C&me a •14 def. lcit by e:1pl0Hln1 three Univttlity pauln1 errora. A HWJG·polal apurt came on a JS.foot shot and three free throws by Dawson, and a pair of 1raU. aboU bJ nm lluJcahy . ''It WU Jmt cme ol tboM earty . aeaaoa camea," aald Marina Coach Steve Popovich. "'Al times we eucuted. at timea we floundered. "Keith Dawson hasn't re- celVed much recognition prior to this seaaoo. but ha role is beiq 1w1tcbed to the forefront this year " Oa waoo bad 10 poiJlta ill the fint quarter and apeat the Diebt hitUq from outaide, drivlne tbe laJle and eeneraJb' ta.kins con- trol ol t.be a.ue. llaJftnlty Coach Ooui Sorey bad u (Jllllhn.laUc outJoot follow· tac b1I team 'a aecood narrow de- feat "We'll be a team to be reckoned with when leacue be1lm." said Sorey. tJniftnlty took the lead ftve Um• lD the HeOOd ball before DaWIGD and the Vlk• IOt tbe upper bllDd wllb the belp ol lhe lhl'M P 'DI errors. Barons Lose Oilen, CdM Play Tonight Jeff Qsriatet\len, a &-3 Junioc', came vp with 21 pomta Tuesda,y, but it wu not enouab to on..t the K'CJltQI ol El Modena'• Grq Allen. wbo led all acoren with 33. ~bit niDe o( 11 from &be fteid. but El Modeu •ftllt tbe~(-15) . l'oaatalD vau., retunus t.o coD1oletloa action •t W"tmlmt« •numda1 wtlb a 1amt ec•tmt bluk. RAMS' FtERRAGA:MO. - ROBYN RAY Will DEFEND HIS CLAV COURT Tlll.E IN IAVINE . Ray Seeks Title Joins Stuart in Clay Court SenWrs By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of ... DetlY ~Md Robyn Ray proved be la a force to be reckooed with earlier this year by winning the prestigious men·s 35 dlvision of the Pacific Southwest Seniors tDurnament, and later Uus month he'll be out to cement bis pos1 - t10n as Newport Beach's premier senior player. Ray ..;.ll join fellow Newport Beach standout Ken Stuart Dec. 27-31 to de- TENNIS fend their 1978 title m the Paclf1c Coast Senior Clay Court cham p1onships at the Racquet Club of Irvine. Entries are still being accepted, so 1l remams to be seen how tough the competition will be for the Ray- Stuart team But one of the top contenders Wlll certainly come from Dick Leach. re- gardless of whom be lines up for a partner. As tournament director. Leach has the advantage of bemg accustomed to clay courts. since the ones at Irvine are the only such surfaces ill Orange County. Most of the others in the draw will be hard-court players Leach is ranked No. S rn Southern California among the 35-and-over age bracket, and he says he's trying to get a commitment from Horst Ritter to be has partner. Ritter, from Pasadena, 1s No 1 in the 355. The tournament has divisions an hve·year increments for all age brackets 3S and over. For entry in· formation, phone Leach at the Rae· quet Club of lrvme, 552-5683 or 494-2.615. • • • THE COVER OF TBJS month's Volleys magazine of the Newport Beach Tennis Club is somewhat of a shocker. It's a full-color scene of snowdrifts, icy trees and mountains. The editor obviously was trying to gel bis readers in the mood for December and the club's annual Christmas party But on the day the Volleys' Wlntry scene reached club mem hers. 1t was a balmy 87 degrees outside-perfect weather for tenrus. • • • THE ORANGE COAST AREA had winners in seven of 10 age divisions for the holiday jumor novice touma· ment held at Santa Ana High. Designed to gave encouragtng tournament experience to juniors, the novice cateaory includes only those players who have not woo a match beyond the second round in any sanctioned open tournament. Area champs were Char he Nicknell (age 18, Jrvine), Paul Lederman Cl6. Huntington BeachJ, Sean Ouren 04. Fountain Valley), Damon Robbms < 12, Costa Mesa>. Keith Briscoe ( 10, Fountain Valley). Taunya Johnson < 12. Huntington Beach) and Deborah Goldberger ( 10, Huntington Beach). Proceeds from the tournament benefit the California Youth Tenrus Foundation, a non-profit traveling clmic based in El Toro. Eagles, CdM Win Diablos, Artists to Play Estancia has a score to settle with Corona del Mar whale Laguna Beach has a tie to break with Mission Viejo when the CIF girls tennis cham pionships get under way Thursday. The 3-A championship will pit Sea View League rivals Estancia and Corona del Mar while Mission VieJO and Laguna Heach battle for the 2·A crown. CdM, the No I seed. had a rel- atively easy time in Tuesday's finals, beating No. 4-seeded San Marmo, 13-5. It was a different story in the other semifinal where Estan· cia nipped another Sea View team, University, in total games won cse.-79) after they had fought to a 9-9 standoff. ln the regular season, Corona del Mar beat Estancia twice by 12-6 margins. Estancia ·s only other blemish on a 20-3 record came during the pre-season. CdM is Zl-2. having lost to. the CIF 4-A'1 No. 1 seed, Santa Barbara, and to San Diego's No. 1 team, BUhop. Tracy Ribant won all three of her matches for CdM. as did the No. 1 doubles team of Michelle Goodbody and Penley Kreter "l thought we played really welJ I thought San Marino was the best team we've played all year.'' said CdM coach Scott Penner. The 2·A final wiU also pit the first and second place teams from the South Coast League. Mission VieJo and Laguna Beach. The two teams split their two regular season meet- ings with the Artists winning at home in a tie-breaker aod losing on the road, 10-8. In Tuesday's semifinals, Laguna Beach defeated another South Coast League team, Dana Hills, 10-8, by sweeping doubles. Mi,asion Viejo, the No. 1 seed, edged La Serna, 10-8. "That was a good win," said Laguna Beach coach Ron Ross. "Thet next match will be at a neutral site so it will tell who the champion really is." The Artists 8J'e 18--4, thanks to the doubles teams of Dina Young-Cathy Smith, Beth Wachtel-Julie Welllk and Karen Koster-Kristi Smith. 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QNT ' 6Jt 71-66 O.Emlo&,0*.1 ~11 l7l 49.29 an j >.mus Sllllaa.L un _ ...... _. 7 2D 8137 6.7' f;ASECf'4'2UQ . I .... c..~ .......... ... ...., .... . I t l ' ' ' I I I ' I ' ' l I l I f I J GenePal Phone AmcordOKs 'edemption Program .. an1ur ••NY Lea White, former clty mlll.88Bl' ot FuDertoa. bu been named •• a •lee prealdent of Cburcb En 1tneertn1, loc. 1 of Newport Beach. Wnite reelgned tbe 1overnmentpoet to loot for a poeition in private lnduatry. Ameord, lac. of Newport Beach .... naWlect boldtn ol lta cumublttte ..,.,.. red ltock that oµtatnAI"' 1tiar. an beiDI called for Ndnlptloa CID Dec. n . On that date tbe redemptioll price at -.25 a abare will be doe ud payable. Redemption prlce includes accrued and •paid dividend.I, throulb the Pedemptlon date, of 25 ceota a share. 0 WS CONSJDBa our t120 mtllloa rate lncreaH, now pendlnl before the Callfomla Public l.JtWU. Commlalaa, an important factor ln General's ability to secure needed capital finandq," Anderson aaJd. Bills to Jump? SAN DIEGO (AP> - Callforntana will be paylo1 about 50 percent more for natural '85 in the next year or two, predict.a the president ol the 1tate Public Utilities Commiaaioo. The 11tillty aerves tnore than 330 communities coverln& 10,000 square miles. ·Dividends will no longer accrue after the redemption date. Redemption or the stock ls beiDI made in accord with Amcord's merge r with Gifford-Ifill & Company. Inc. The plan• include the accelerated conversion or 90 central offices to computer·driven electronic switcbes by 1984, and improving the customer ordering process tbrouBb a computerized "paperless service office." Aa a result. John Bryson said, people are becoming interested ln solar bot water heating. But he said federal policies may stifle efforts in tbe atate to stimulate solar energy. LEASE fil From The Leader WEARE OFF TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR1 Benefrt From Our Pncing Polley, SelectlOfl And Superb Service. NABERS~ Ofl£N7DAY8 2600' HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 540-9100 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ... ,,. ~llllld ()r ... Olelll Delly ~IOI. o.cem-s. n. "· 2'. "" .._,.. PVBUC NOTICE ptCTntCIUI 11USt•U6 ..._ ITATaMaNT ,.,.. ...... ,..,... __ _.,. Dml-•: JAMSCO llUSINOS "TltUST, , .. LHlfl!llDll LA, c.ca Miu, Cellfenlla ..,. ltalancf L. ....... ,.. Laid .... l.11., c.o.t.Mna. Cel,,.,... ... "'"'-' u. JaMl'W\ .......... ...... Lii., eo.u ~ Cel ..... nut Tl'lla Wsl-la ~ Oy a '*ti-trwt. ...._,L,,..._ Tlllt ......_.. -ftled wltll t11e • ., c.... ., 0r.., Cilulle'I .. , .,.Al' .. ,. mt. "1D#P ll'llM4'llllll or .. °""' o.i1., "'i.t. s. ta, "· !!, ,.,. .... ,, PUBUC NOTICE B-thlgtot1 B,...11c• Opnt. The bank services dlvisioo ol Boeulg COm· puter SerYJces Company bu opened a fmancial data center in Huntington Beach, to serve banks throughout Southern California. · The cent.er provides a range of banking ap- plications including automated transfer ~rvices, reserve loan support, demand-deposit accounting, savings, certificates of deposit, installment and commercial Joana. general ledeer, credit card pro- cesalnl and real-atate loam. J11c~Lea~1sed Com~r Automation, Inc. of Irvine, a miru· computer mtnutacturer, bas reported net lncome of $&6,000, or three centa a ah.ace. from aales ol $18,593,000 for the flt'St quarter eodin& Sept. 30. For the same period last year, the company posted a net 1ou of $1,031,000, or 52 centa a1abare, and tales <:4 tl.2,674,000. The loa was aUribUted to a shortfall in minicomputer ahipmenta caused by manufactl.D"in8 problems and receipt ol defective compooeo&a from a major supplier Pre-tax income for tbia year's first q1U.. 'ter was $133,000, compared to a pre-tax loss or $1, 772,000 laat yeu. f.••dscmpeFt,...a-1rell VWaae Land.scape Company in Irvine bu woo a fint place award in the 19'19 stale competition ·sponaored by the California I .anchcape Coatrac- ton Aaaociatioo. Villqe Landscape wu boaored in the 13th &n· nual Beautiftcatloo Awarda Procram tn l'al.ID Sprtnp. A flnt place a"ard for •ar•e re1ae1enua1 landJcaptng was presented for the company'• work m the home of Chuck and Jan Pate in tbe Vllla1e ol Woodbrtdae lD lrrine. An acblevement award for custom reDSential landac:apin& was woo by Village Laod.acape for its wort m the Robert Ring home, a1ao ln the Village of Woodhridle . •• ,.a."',,,..,. American Learnina, Inc. b.u leued a 5,900 square foot lndu.strlal bulldlll& at lS7S1 Chemical Lane in lluntiDltOO Beach. Tbe fadllty it to be uaed for m.anufacturt.na data cards. 2ncl T.D.11 I SI 0,000 to $300,000 ···-•••d •••• ... """ .................. __ _...... ........ . l . Yoa fan tUee federal ._ •• la rm.: a mntmmn al ....... ,... .... k M ••• • mnfmum al 1' percent on JOGI' dhl~:ts:i ...... ad lbcirt-tmn ...... . • • and a ..,..... nte GD JOU' Joaa·term capltal pins. -.......... ,... .... llldill•-bllPllllll' ............. "' to -,.,_. •nable Jlleclme from tbe leut e:qww1,. .., ... l.·aoeb -8llCb .. srowdl ttoeb-tlm .... small dl-.tdlDd PAJel"I COllt 109 "-each J'UI" tD taut tbq ttoeka &bat pa7 leDel'OUI dlYkleadl. s. 8toek cllYict.da COit 10'I leu ln tasea tbao eaab cllYldmdl. '· Tbe blOer J"OQJ" tax nte, the men atiractl.w apeculative lDvestu611a ca be. Tbe quality of rlak la tbe aame aa for inveaton in lower bracket.a, but tbe eftec:tlft amount at money at •take la i.a. l1Dce Uncle Sam would have taken a 1reater perceataie ol lt. anyway. On the other hand. the k>wer your tu rate, the Jen attractive speculation should be, 1lnce more ol the money you put up la yours. • DEDlJCl'IONS s. Don't forget that you can excl ude the first $100 10 dividends from your tuable income. U you are married and rile a JC)int return, exclude up to ) f tOO •• dtncl••d• tor 1oar .,... e. 'l'1lll doesn't mea11 '200 ....... cme~lt'• IUO .._ ID ldmdt. JI 10U un S-in dlftdmdt lD JWI' owo name, aod 1our apouae ..,_ '10 lD IMr name, you can cmlJr aelade suo. '100 ol ,oun •. 10UI' spome'• '10. Tblt " OM reNOD IDUJ coapla &* eome ltoeb la JotDl name . 1. CommJ11loaa pald to ......... put f1' JOCU' cOlt pd lboald be e.~Hred. Dcm't m1u u.m to eat rour ta bW. '· Dedld .. blt.erest dwp If JOQ baft a marpa aecoaDL •. DaD't ,..... Ute b..,. taua; U.,'l'e allo dedDetlbM. 10. DldQd U7 newspapers, book1. mat;.~'\H or other period.icala fo belp you laYeR. 11. Tu publlcaticm are a1lo deductible. 12. Deduct 10 vestment couuel1q or advtlor')' lel'Vlce fea. lJ. Deduct postafe and telephone co1t1 lovo ved in mvestin&. 14 . Deduct your tax attorney's or tax advile:r' a r ea. GAINS VB. L088E8 is. BecauM ravorab&e tax rat.es apply only to kJq-tenn p.im, cooalder taklns your capital gaim km&-tttm tmtead at abort. if you can. To qualify for a long-term gain, you must bold a security ror at leut a year and a day 16 ~ause abort term capttaJ loases c an br used m o re Over Th~ CounlPr ~so~ 11. Wbm "°" aell • atoct for lesa tban JOU fs ob•loualy create • Iola. If you want to create that Jou. yet you think that s tock micht bounee back, tell tt. Theu wait more thao 30 days before buying LUCAS it back. That'• Uncle Sam's "wash sale" ruJe. 20. You may want to make your exchange another way: lmtead ol waiting more than 30 daya after you aell, you can buy an equal amount fint. at tbe lower prioe, and then wait the more than 30 daya to aell (called .. doubline up" ) . Sherri/ Lutxu u a t1"olcn sn the Sanla Nia off;tt of Mnnll Lllfl':h, PwTce. Ft:n111tr and Smith MUTUAL FUNDS . \ ., .. I• .. 1 • . . .. .. ., lllLtON ..,ownz TM Poncbe, a GG"IUD IDOrtl car ~ bere bJ Volbwqeo, cu b9 biouOt all·OtS U. ~ tMlt ,_ won tee maD)' of them OD Ute road -ueept CallfChla. Tl» watem •tat.I aceount fOI' nD cw• bait ol U. ... "'aJl Poncbea. with Clll.fonllam .... blc ..... . On tbe other' band, tbe Wat II not a plaee wbcN • 1oa'N libl1 &o &Id canned lll'e9d.. CY• e.'t baft ~ tawaa.) /ta a lllatter ol lad. DOt __, .._ _,..,. would be able to Mll toa canned lined, To,_ It 109 hi" to 10 to Bostoo, wtse... canned bnad mov• at a rate NYeo t11De1 tbe •~ pace in tbe rat of the country. BaAND NA•Es are such familiar Money Tree t. parta ~ American ute that we tend to th1.nk they have eoo- ~uered the whole counu,. and bomocealz.ed oar buriu aa4 liriAC batata. And lt's true that C.oca-Cola, lluwetl HOuae, Budweiser, Duncan Hlna, Coampbell's, 'nde and oei. brands can be found from coast to cout (and in Hawaii and Alaab) -and they are 1enerally the tales leaden in tbelr catecoriea. BUl lt'1 a.llo true that k>cal habit.a penlat -and tbeJ are not easlb' root.ed out. l have been lookinl at two p•eces ol reseucb that doeumeat reOooaJ differences. One ii the W eateru Market Almanac laaued by Calllomia '• Suoaet ma1utne. Tbe other is a report on the Boston market by Sellinl Are .. Marketula Inc. <SAllJ), a markettn1 research or· gan!uUoo that tracks tbe movement of packa1ea off aupermatket lbelvea. B091'0N, rr SEE•s, i.a oot a sreat market for erounc:t coffee. lt's well below tbe naUona.I avera1e. But It ranb aecond in the country in lmtant cotfee sales. Just tbe re- verse ia true iD the western states, where cround coffee sales are at.rooa, above the national avera1e. and lnatanL coffee ia a weak aeller. On the average, westerners dnnk twice as much wme as people 1n the rest of the country Bostonians eat twice as much canned cranberries as people ln the rest ol t.be country . THE llOS'ION llA.UET also ranb No. 1 ln t.be nation m the followtni categories: pleauat mixes, caa.ned tuna canned doc food, canoed cat food, canned OGJooa and· canned carrot.I Swcks Push Ahead On Hints of Peace NEW YORK <AP) -Tbe atocll market advanced broadly today amid some hopes for a ad:llemeol of tbe ~me ait.uaUoo betweeo t.be United States and Iran. The Dow .Jones averqe ol 30 iDdast.riall waa up 3.50 point.a to IZIJ.41 aft.er bein1 a.bead 12 polnta at one time. There was IOale aellinc late lD the sesaiort. s1..-1a •• riw Spolllflld Nl!lllr 'l'Oltll 1~1-'*' 4 ~ ttt ~ ... -c-. .. -,.,_ -ed1oe .... y---.......... --. _.....,., .. ___ ,, . ~ '~ .~ .., H n :-i: -~ +,. 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(.91"-"I•..., Min i.., Vell•y C..,••l•tce11t ._, In<., e ~ <-etle<\, M11 Vie UGll * 201, ~ liMtll, C•ltlonlle ..,,.., T"lt ~ I• Celldloee.d lry e Oft• -••Ion Mlti&..,v.,..., ~·~·'"' C-Men. . .....,., llMI ,._.,_. *• !tied wltlt Uw C-.-ly Cleni ot Or.-oe c-IY _, Nowmber "· '"' l't17H• .._....,. <>"-. °""' Clmlty ..... 1-------------...... 21-o.c. s. 12, "·""" .. ,. l'IC'f111GUI .......... IMM91TA ..... PUBLIC NOTICE ~· ........... ..._._ MISS PUCH I ; " l 1 SHOE MOON MULLINS THE FAMILY CIRCUS '' ... n. ... Oen faloW9d Gllnrtr Oaplllf Info the woodland. • • • H DENNIS THE MINAce • by Miii ~Ill -· . ... (, GJGO by Jtff MKNtlly DR. SMOCK ""'~ ( v• ... , .. E <Sf't' I Al.l. '4 1'MA'f ONE.. TODAY'S CROSS\WlRD PUZZLE • I • . Grhl,B•relt McLean SCevenaon tries to abed bla in· hibJtkm when he practices for a Job aa the emcee of a nude beauty paaeant on "Hello. Larry" toniaht at 9:30 on NBC, Cbannel4. I NIW\.'Wm>4Ma. HOU.VWOOO IGU•._ • AU. .. THe MIAY ..... ~ for Illa fir* -and N lemlly at latl-U.~of hi• c.ollage greduatlon. • GOOOT1MEI Soclal S•curlty could Slar>d In lfljf Wrf wtl9'I Gratldpa Ev-~ that II'• 11"'41 to get married • MAael. I L.VtRP AEPOflT '1!) <MEAT P£JW'OAMAHCO ()) P.M. MAGAZINE A took •I America • -•o tne Roll• Royce. :n • .,._,-o1a Carmen Hall train& b41t>oona. ~11nf"I Llsdng• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles G KNBC (NBC) Los Angele!'> O KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeies D KABC· TV (ABC) Los Anqele< ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Anq('h!~ ®l KCST (A0Cl San Dwgo CD KTTV (Ind ) Lo:. Angele-. Cl) KCOP TV (Ind) Lo:. Angele'> fl!) KCET ·TV (PBS) Los Angfll•''> 61!> l<OCE·TV (PBS) Huntmgton Beach I ,,.,...,~ 7;11 "'8>Gll IMM Aegulltty INlhedui.d PfO- ararrw"lllnCI mer 11e oei.y.ci dl'9 to P6adOe bfWlll. 600. (I) YOUNG MAVIRIOK 9lrl put• hie '** on the 11119 wt-..n 119 echtmM to .,,_. • nolOtlOUt heng- lllO jUdglt lrom doing 1n H.-'• utlCllf GNA&.~ Ae90rt• on • women woo dellvert met1ege1 on ro!lw ....... • mqnllev 111111 guard• a PIO pen and • no1>e>1' c:onllefltton are IN lured O ~CEU. 81..00<H a <m JOHH DEM'E" N'1J THE MUPPET8 Kerf'l'il lhll Frog, MIN Pig· a'/ and the r•t of the~ 1)4111 '°"' &lnget John Den--'°' en hOur ol Ch,,11· ma& m<..ic and come<ty CD CAROL BUANETT AHOFffEHOG Gueet Rock H\ld.otl Cl) MCME * * * •, Hush. Huah s-1 Ch8rto11•·· 11!16s1 Be11• 011111 , 01tv1a de H1v1111nd ED 28TONIOKT Foeld tegmenl• are com blr>ed wttl'I ln-eludlo Ot9- S..t>4n wan .. 1n1.-a Su.z.wine Som9t'8. s- WC>f\dM and Sytveeter Stllllor>e II> NIGHT OAU.ERY Fright flhgnt· A wnter and "'9 Wife tnOYe 10 • ,.,,... hOuM lef1 10 t1*n by • la1• C0<-1 ==·~9 NEWS 0 MAICE ME lAUOH Q MOYIE •• I f 'When agtlt 8a119 Toll (1911) Anthony ~lnl. Robert MoMy A MIC<et aoen• .. Ot<Mred to breall VO I gQiO hl,0.lng ring i2 h<s I CD M"A"8"H Cl) TH& IJENHY HIU. SHOW 61!) AH EV9CtHG Of ~ SAATIHCl, 1919 M..-.y Olympie hooelull CBS. t :OO -.. Awn Mary." Jean Sta~leton atar• •• an elderly Baltimore woman Who coaches a sandlot baleball team lD thll new TV movte CR· vteweidon Pa1e 811) • .,,.. ..,,.. ~ _, ~ .......... from ....,..c-u.~ -.. """9d , .... .,. ............ .,,....... .. ...... .,.~ .. .. ,. Ofr'i'4*a In laU "9dd. 1t•• (I) lllM:* .... ta.IH)llOM J•,,_ commendoa ---~ ...... "*IM..,.._,~ wM lor llw arfMll of .,, "'1PO". ant gueat • General ~ -~ ~ '-1 DeVICI Lelle< Man Oue111 r om Of_.,, B.vt>t Benton. Geotve PlirnPlon J~ llnee..et I DATMJOAtd 0 LOWeoAT ··Fnt T 1m1 Out Aot>erl ~. "Take My Or...O daughter P1uu.. Ruth Gordan. Pany Ouk•"-'"'· "Thie Jolrer II MtlO ' PtWI foal« (RI • HOGAN"8 HEJIKlQ Crrtlendon paractlutM lnlO Si.leg t3 wtth plane 10 cec>lut •• Gertn4Jn of!K.91 4D OIT&MAA'T S..-1 and 99 IMtn oi " plot IO dlll"l\ol09 U S rela tiOnt wtlh Lahn Amertee -~u.11'WIU9HT me ••• Oet ..Oii• I " oom.tPt Uilft ~ oflaCalt l*itA to IOOI '* -~...,..,..- --Of ... IMf • QIT-.wt'J Snler1 c.-........... ..,. ~ lndl.w .,,,..._ .,., -unlel9 .,..,, -"'-coun1tY Dedl \2:11. MAOe.. / LBMUt MPOf'T t2:IO. MOVIE • • •.. An ""'•"can Dream f ltMI SILHlr1 Wtwtman, ...... Leog11 A leleVltMon reootter 11 caugllt .,.._ the ayndl- cete tor POMlnQ ~ oo11oe OOlwlac#of • and Iha police tor h11 •II•'• murder (I hf .• 66 min) • MOVll • • PlaY'Qlff. '19541 ~ _, Wln14B Beny &AliYen A pnltly counlty QW'i foolll '°' io... and bdflemenl ... lhe ~ aty (I hf ·30 ,..,, I 12:.11 8 0 UllETTA 8¥141• ~· • "-""· t llPOIO ~ oC bW'O ·~tor·--Of l>Oln0'"9• OC.C.Uf•'"O ., l)OOO!-t--Ole Publoe. JOHN .DARLING ABC Regains First, Edges Out CBS NEW YORK CAP> -ABC rebounded to first place ln the networu' prlme·Ume ratings race iD the week ending Dec. 2, and in doing so, main· tained its lesa·tba.n·a-point lead over CBS for the season to date. CBS, No. 1 the two previous weeks, listed seven of the week's 10 highest-rated programs. but ABC wtuch came in tb1rd Jut week -bad five of the next 10 and managed to avoid heavy representation al the bottom of the weekly pro- gram rankmgs from the A.C Nielsen Co. Peripheral Canal Issue Due Airing The issue of whether or not to build a 43-mile- long, $600 million peripheral canal in the Delta re- gion to meet Southern California's future water nff<b will be debated by two leading pro and coo spokesmen on Voter's Pipeline Friday at 7:30 p.m. on KOCE. OWmel ~-Tbe procram will be repeated at 10:30 p.m. Newsman-bo8t Jlm Cooper's special guest& will be Stat.e Senator John Brlgp <R >, 3Stb Dia· trkt, who oppoMS the ldea; and David N. Ken- nedy. A11l1tant General Manager of the Metropolitan Waler Dlatl"ict of South ern California, who says the project b W'&ently aeeded. "AT STA.KE," COOPE& STATES. ''is a de· cl.lion very SOOD on looa-ranae water needs, since it would take eight or nine years to build the bu1e peripheral canal if that solution is adopted by the state." Water comln& to Oran1e County and Southern C.lifomia now comes from two sources: The , Colorado River, and the State Wat.er Project. brlillinl water from the Feat.Mr River in Northern Oalifomia. In 1985, the Colorado River auppliea to Southern CallfornJa will be reduced by 55 percent id accontance with an exilthll qreement. PaGPONEN'l'S OF THE Peripheral Canal SQ t&. would dlTelt ooe mlllloo acre feet of water ~r. 1ear wlllda DOW flows from the Sacramento Rtver tO the ocea.n, lnto future water 1upplle1 for SOutbenl CdfonU. JllD Cooper b host/producer of "Voter'• Pl~," Kent Jobnaoa la dlreetor and Ed Mil· h"ricb ta uatstant to producer. College to Honor /oliiuiy Carson? ABC, IN ADDITION, chumed tbe wHk's most-watched abow, "Three's Company.'' The rat- ing ror "'lbree's Conipany" wu 31.4. Nielsen aaya that means of all the homes tn the country with televlstoo, that percent.age saw al least part of the show. ABC's rating overall was 21 l, to 20.2 for CBS and 16.9 ror NBC. The networks say that means in an average pnme-llme minute during the week, 21. l percent of the TV homes in the country were watching ABC. CBS' top show for the week was "60 Minutes." No. 2, followed by "M·A·S-H," also from CBS, and ABC's "Taxi." NBC, which bad advanced a step to second place the week before, llated only .. Utile Houseonthe Prairie" in Ntelsen's ToplO-No.10. THE 11 HIGHEST rated proenma were from continuing series, an unusual condition. The hi&hest-rated special was ABC's broadcast of the welterweight cbampioosblp fl&bt between SU,ar Ray Leonard and Wilfredo Benita, 12th in the rat· in11. NBC'• "Prime Time Sunday," which bu struggled for an audience alnce the aeuoa beaan. in at.a.rt cootrut to the popdartty ot CBS' "60 -..... _. ........... .... . , Gd.YI 10M-IN BEACH BOULEVARQ, WESTMINSTER • HARBOR BOU'-EVAtcO, COSTA MESA MAGNOLIA STREE1'."* HUNTINGTON IEACH , ....... •au~ A KAO$ ,,...... of doa- ~.,,_to _te • wttneet eo--KA08 2:20•~ • • • '-' ··01a1 M for Mutde•" f 11154) l'tey Miiiand, Oree. Ketty Oirec:1«I b¥ AllY.O Hlteft • COC* HSI NIEW8 2:IO MOW! **. Tl We ...... AQew1 '19381 ~· t,ellnlMll Oentude MICl\lel ·= *.. fh.. f lUllYW Pomo-""' ··~1 0....0 ,.,...,. Marger91 ~on GM-.WAM ..._ °"*°"' ~ on -~Of ... __ =--.:r = :-tM. n .... d••'• Dfl•••.up •• .,w. -••800ll- t2* D *.,., ""'*'-W0ri4•• (tl5t)8'1-~ ..... llyft NMfl To ~ flle ---"' • nua.r hofo. camt •• O'OUI> Of aclllnu.tll ~·~lf\at .. Lii<• lhenl 10 ...,,., •• &t1ll • COt• ( 1 ht • 30 min) MIO III * • '.4 "HaclP)' Birthday Wanda June" (11171) Rod Sl4llQIW, ~ York ,.,.., eight )'Mtl In l"4i Ameion. • man returns to ,... wote whO •• •bout to r_..y ( I ht • 30 min I a::t0 G • • '-' "ai.oa 01 P<ey" ( 111721 Oav•d Jan1 .. n . Raiotl Mealr.er Whole on ..... '°° •eoo<1>ng traffic cnnd•tiont. rrom the .., a P.IO• -an .,~~· !106dup I I '" 30 """ I by Armstrong & Batuik TM ~ ski ~tns ~nywheft ..,... found In U•• Sklln9 cl~ss1f1ed ~ch 1a tr-. ~''' P110t 642-5678 . ~ j • ~ J • BPORT Bczet s 1mmottaJ.story of the tempestuous gypsy g1r1 and !tie SOldler-tumed-delerter performed by two ot opera's greats. Elena ObraztsoVa"' the trtle role and Paodo Dommgo as Don Joel CARMEN CIP'U IWFlllMUICll • " . • f" . ti .... 'I 'I .. C INEDOME U t\ I' II 'l \ I"' I "'i \ ...... oaf:-.... -.....,.... ,...,.,..au . _,........... c ·r=·::.-.:·= ............ -... ' .. ·-__., tT-.> ,_ _ °""" ITIMO .... ............... .. AIOCALDll NOW• , ............ .. ............ ...................... -..a JOll -· ................ ..................... ~ ........ ...... 1•1•1•wa •• •1r Cll ....... "" .... ........... ,....... ..................... AIOfMYllllMDWtlt • ,.. ........ ....., ....... ...... &: .... .. . ...... -·-,.._ .. _ ·=·=-· .. -· ..... -9C ... PUIS CAP> -fllJ, wllo are tbo•• 1•1• awarsnJn1~~ ••• anNlld .... ...._..Git.lie afel Tvww .... .,., e~ "-7-loofltaf Utu. pm -.,....., n tb• roof of tll• ........_to._ .. .,., of ntumn twdlUf llutt be BoUJWood, ~ llJ88T LEIDSS Prodlldi«m t. ~ ....,....._..,_, __ ....._~ ..... aboat '2.IOO. daj .mAN 8TAPU'TON (UF1} WITH RIAL MARY D0111CJN .,...._.. to reat tbe l'.Ufel Tonr, An Old• .... , ~ 8IMI •---" •-n ..._._ tbe •root monument -. _.,.. _.... and~alPartlt.bat DOW {a tbe llar al ''Tbe True Story WorkS Hoetqe Towv.'' Tbe ffoltaCe Tower? Rlabt- A team of lntema- doaal delperedoea with an eye for ldCh ftDanee ktdnap1 the Eiffel Tower, alolla with the mother ot the president of tbe United St-., sets uploaive charges all over the place and 10· stalls some 1uper·iap laser gUDI to bold off wiUea gendarmel and French army loops while demandin1 $30 mi llloo in "'aDIOID. 'Aunt Mary' Fine Tear Jerker BJ P&'l'D J. BOYE& LOS ANGELES <AP> -"Aunt llUJ, '' a WedDelday n.liht movie on CBS, pre.au the viewer with a eballeap. rt,ait up front: "Thia la a true story," the prologue aaya, "it la about a woman named llUJ Doltin. a bunch of kids, and bateball." IT MIGm AS well Hy, "AJI rtpt, TV vtewen, you who've been pelt.ed by •ham and cheap sex and shallow plays for your emotions, here's a movie that will make you cry." The lovely fact ta, it does. You know ooe th1q about a movie that featurea an old lady, kids and bueball -lt will tran.aude aenti· ment, beavlly. "Aunt Mary," a Hallman Ball of Fame special on CBS, clwmel 2, U.U~t at 9, certainly does UW. But tbe ftlm bas character. and a ftne lnlttDct for the bu.man beartstrtna. It works. IT BELP8 'ro KNOW that this is a real story, that rut life can be at leattu movtn1 u Hollywood . 'IV's "Omnibus' Returns for Airing on ABC HOLLYWOOD <AP> -The celebrated "Omnibua" Pl"Oll"8m will retum to televlaloo for a 1prtog tryout on ABC. Marble Arch Productioaa will pro- duce the new venloo, wblcb will con· alst of three to five aeamenta oo the worlds of drama, art, dance, literature and music. "There la no other place In televtalon that can accommodate an UJ·mlnute abort 1t.ory or a sb·minute routine by a atand·UP comic,'' said Martin Star1er, MAP president.. . Two one-hour "Omnlbua" pro· gram• will air, with ABC having the opt.ion of making it either a weekly aeries or a series ot spedala. ''FANT ASIA .. 119&1ADIOPHBftA• "J~s·.,. (Q) 01•rr• o •.tl r ' ' ''J ~comedy to cheer about. lt'a juat exeelJent." -'loft.,.,., lll!C T\I ow., ...... . . (TV REVIEW J a Jenn Stapleton ls perfect u Mary Dobkrn. a creature of bad luck and Baltimore's slums who's suffered all of her tile from sundry ailment.a that left ber crippled. She suffers a1lo from a divine afflict.ion. the love of baseball . Sbe loves klda, too. another divine alfUclion. and decides to form a baseball team for them. TblJ despite warnings from her jaundiced ne•1bbor, Harry Straaber1 (Martin Balaam), who warns that "the little hood.a will rob you blind . . . you nail someUung down and they'll ateal the nails . . . they need an animal trainer. not a coach." IN 111E procesa, they dialnt.tt&rate a bovertq helicopter full of re· port.era <Ouch• > to show they are not foolia1 around. C'mon, is this for real! "II that la feutbte:• aald Peter Fonda. pomt,. in1 to the cover of • weekly newa map1ine showing blindfolded Amertcan hoetaees at the U.S. Embassy ln OF COUSSE, HABllY ls riebt. to a ;::~~· "then this is a degree; otherw1se, tbia wouldn't quallfy as a story about buman ln· Fonda beads the dommablllty and the rtCbtnesa of lineup of at.an, which 111· humankind. But Mary doe8 form a eludes Britt Eklund. team, and even the most bellilb of Maud Adam a, Kear the hellions among her brood prove D u II ea , B' ll J' D ~ e good little boys at heart under ber Williams and Doqlu aainUy guidance. Palrbab Jr., ln tbe • The baseball stuff prett1 m_!IC~, S?!PiOD film bued oe parallel.a the progresaton of "~~~.talr Mac Lean '1 News Bears," and at Umes, the tear· latest tbriller, which is jerking 1eem1 Just a bit beny· .UU in tbe wrttlq. handed; but tt'• eay to forcin that becauae Miu Stapleton so~ poaaeasea the character, and the character ls ao tborou&hlY lovable. You will be easily woo. More than 50,000 lddl have been members of Aunt Mary's "Dobkin Dynam.Jtes," two of whom became big-leaguers <Ron Swoboda and Tom Phoebua). It was a former Dynamite, Ellis Cohen, who wrote the story on which the drama la based. THE ACl'ING IS superb, the writ· ing effective and more restrained than 1l could have been, and the re- sult js an uplift.mg expenence, the kind that makes you want to be ruce to strangers. "Aunt Mary" declares its unabashed sentimentality and promises to get you. . ltdoes. "BOLDING TB£ tower would be just as e&I)' U boldina host.ales in • bllDk cw embauy ... said Fmda over a snack of trench fries and beer in the tower. "It's a feasible story," said producer Burt Nodell.a. "And the Eiffel Tower LI the best prop in the world. lt 's very acary. Director Claudio Guz· mao 'a filmln1 on the tower has been an added treat for the tourists bravlna dlllly weather to see the famed steel structure, which celebrat.ed its 90lb btrth· day tbia year tu" COHHt'RY .......... ..-....... _ . /Ill UDR ~ ID llYNOLDa • ~ youtb aansa and tbe f\lnettcn fl tbese IJ'CIUll9 lD moden IOdet.)'. St'Jt abo c.ie o1 tbe belt ft1ml ol ~year. ••QtJAD&OPBBNIA'' ~llic.Dy eoacema the Brltlab ''taoda," wboee rivalry witb tbe •'rockers .. resulted in violent Osmonds Plan Bash PROVO, Utah <AP> -'lbe Osmond family bu been a blt bit on the musical scene for years but they are about to 1ta1e a first - a public concert in their home state of Utah. Tbe Osmond.s, who moved &om Oaden to Provo in 1911, have performed all over the world. bdl never publicJY lD Utah. The ccneert la to be at Brilbam Youq Ulllveralty OD Jan. 25, witb proceeds to go to the Morman sebool. Tbey own an apartment compm acnm tbe street from the UD· lversity, and they have built a television NCOrdlnc studio and film center in neighboring Orem. Three of the Osmonda, Donny, Marie and Jay, have taken classes at Brllb*m YOUDI. AJamilJ spokesman, Boa Clut, said the benefit concert la tbe ,Plmondl' way ot aaytq tbanb. Tbe Osmonds have produeed 25 ,Old reeorda and sold more tban 100 million recorda worldwide. Tbey allO are unoftlcial representatives for tbe Cburcb al Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainta. or Mormons. •SHuAna .. ,... •• l' MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "APOCALYPSE NOW" <R> "AND JUSTICE FOR ALL"<R> "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PG) "10" (R) "STARTING OVER" (R) "RUNNING" (PQ) "GAS PUMP GIRLS .. "INCOMING FRESHMEN" (R) 0'WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" (R) 0'THE LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVED DOWN THE LANE" WALT DISNEY'S .. SLEEPING BEAUTY- "CANDLESHOE" CHILD PRICE .. VOONG FRANKENSTEIN• "SILENT MOVte·· (PG) "THE FISH TH~T SAVED PITTSBURGH" "'\JP IN SMOKE· (R) ALL DIUVll-INSONN 6:JOP.M. ... Hl'LT CfllN UIMIM l2 .. ,... Uttlel• • K .. 4ie "8'nf•11ncl If your anchor's away you can find a new one in the Boating · classifieds of the M2·5678 DAILY PILOT H••• r..'t °' "'°*-· .... I ... C.-• tM ..... ti u.. v-=l•n _. ....... tt to a .. , ...... ,..., ... .... 1lrttl'MM liaf.'111• ta a ll)W wfllle UI• '•o4a0 ••• tba ••roenn" ellila .na Ute po11.oe .......... MAN *° tldl en.et ll at Tutaao'1~~· ftlcll•~ W..llUul lDtMa.lbr'"·• ..... ...,. eamtra 1U •• &broa1b t1'• crowd ••• empbHllH tb• u.u;, --. .. -u .. ......,., •••t.blndmm•. ne • dlNded by .1obn CntwllUe aod PN Towmbead. botb UDdenlctlrtl -P"t• •• tile aedOa and edda texture IDd emoUoDal punetwatioo. AT f'r&ST. TUE dialope 1ouDd1 aomewbat linay -paltlally because ol tbe ,....., required to match lt wtth the mualc -and the British ·~ ma)' poee a problem for 1e1me Yiewera. TbeM are oa1J tem- porary dlatract.lon1, however. and Men\ to leuen u tbe film prosreaea. The performancea are all quite Wood and Daaiel.s is mo.t bnpreuive in bia portrayal of tbe central character. His cbaracteriuUon la believably developed in every upect and often considerable iml&bt ID&o the 8">Wiq dislllmlonment ol tb1I YOUlll man. Leslie Ash i3 a lovely dileoYery u the girl be fancies, who turns out to be u fickle u hil other trienda. THE OTBE& members of the "mods" are well-portrayed by Mart Wingett, Philip Davis. Garry Cooper. Trevor Laird and Gary Shall. Toyah Wilcox baa several effective moments as a •irl wbo bas a crush on Jimmy. and Raymond Winstone is strong as former friend wbo baa become a "rocker." Jimmy's parents -who cannot understand their son. his clothes or bia music -are given excellent characterisations by Kate Williama and Michael Etpblck. 1#---TED'S llORY -Actor Jack HOLLYWOOD CAP) -An~ tceldi8' _. tbil Ufe ot a 10UDI womu -• ~ ft.ld Ul·Pla,_. &ea • Zdwatd II. Xeneed1 .. er liDice -ta ta. Mjeet Of.,._~ oa.na ....... bWI ..... --'4dciridrallaa'' eMttW "o•Pif~ . qulddlct." Tbe ftlm, Kheduled tor release durtna tbe Mlibt ot ,,.._. uat eamnmf:'"' aat 1u.mmer. coaeeru a u. aed4'Dt la~ Mary 1o opeebD• drowned when a car drlna_~l»J tM M111adawcu Democrat plUnpd from a bridae into a tidal·_. an cmalddick Island. . 111-.0ne bad been a campalp worker tor Sea. Roblrt r. Kennedy. n WOOLD •• 8'1'SN1Ell8ftnt mone -ont ot • ..... ~ ot Hollrftod ftllla, orodcaced for ._ u.... 11.s mnnoa ........ fOlr YlewiDa at drl-U. and iRabllrblu tbeaterl. Tbe aetor-tunled-Dr'Oducer said be bet• tl.lm.la. Oet.. 1 a Cbaps-qulddict. olf die Muudnlletta eout. All tbe ·aoc:--.1n. •olnd tn tbe aeddellt were ft1mecl b)' • camera crew~ ftft • day1ot~ All tbe ev1deoce tn tbe cue will be tben, St.tDM1 aaid. Whether the ft1m la MeD as pro or antl·ltenoedJ wUl be .,-to tbe vtewen, be u.ld. "I'm not alantina lt cme •&J or tbe ..._.' • Knight will play Sen · Edward Kennedy in the movie "Chappaquiddick." with Shari Kurgis cast as Mary Jo Kopecb.ne, who died in Kennedy's auto. 8TEN8EL ONCB T&IBD -ta nln -to prOduee a man. called "Punuta" atantnc BWy Carter. He claimed it wu read7 for filmlna WJW Billy Carter's manaier stepped In. Jadt Kniaht. a Muaacbusetts-bom actor, will play Kennedy. 'Tm a Kennedy auppotlet' -I want uaat made perfectly clear," says K.Aicht. "1be picture cannot hurt Kmoedy. Aller all, there ban been seven or eight boob on the 1ubject ud a 11wnber of investlptlou on telev&sioo. 1be picture won•t cbaqe people's mtnda: It wW merely praient the fact.a." ,. WC»1IM M LCM ..... fll·SAT~ DCC. 7-1 ~~ ........ ... , ... , .. tit 6allmnoOe • tu ~ "' '" .. ,. '"' ~am"""'•, ..... 111a.iw 1Ml ~Of l'C lllOTl()N ~tuM CODI OF KV ~TIOtt STARTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th AT TJIREE EDWARDS CINEMAS edwanls NEWPORT -:-~~:::=· 644-0760 edwards CINEMA WEST .~ 891-3935 edwards MISSION VIEJO MALL c~~:~ 495-6220 MAY CO. & aOIMSOMS DOL8Y I llR&O DAILY 10:30 A.II. 1 :00, 1:11 1:00, l:I0, 11:00 DOLnliWO DAILY 10:30A.ll., 1:00, l:ao 1:00, a:ao, 11 :00 DALY 10:• A.II., 1 :00, t:ao ..... l:IO, 11:00 gopff~TIC4T£0 PROBRAMMINB ... Beaulilu7 ~lereo Mu~ia-New~Marine Wealher-~ki Reporl~ Con~umel! Reporl~~loak Markel-Reporl~ ' ' • • • f f Dlwkofa OaGANID LUI' MIN1JT8 ~. 1 u tMJt hon d'oeu.,. •• um Ulle1 c be .... batd • cklJ and held lD • clla.tlq diab Of' Oftf • candle War'llMT. lerft CM die•• la ...... and round.I ucl I 1uett11dce t.M r Md nmemblr to etne au ~ ud tndt at room temtertwre. To ...U ... 1 wor• Of a blc pa"1, PNP&te quick cheele hon d' '-'·•Pf'Mdl.ni Rel . pdle aad herb cbMM on TOU:Dd cratbn and aarnlllt.lDa wtth caviar or olive 1Uee.. Or thin ...._ .tD cnam ud pUt cberrJ t.omatOll. Slmp •to make, •S.aut to serve. CIUC&'N CllSD& caoQV&'ITU 'C\1119 cooked kma araiMct ~rte., cooled 2 ·•=beaten 4 cnmcw•. ap wtth f'rench ollioo. 1 cup dlced cooked cbicken ~ cup ftne dry bread mPDbl VecetatMoO Salt· t frown patt)' INIJJ, &hawed 4-ounee RolMSete cbeele. •P'* wfUI pepper l teupooo mlPS*i panley v, cup IOur cream 1 ea wb.lle, 1U•btJ1 beaten Oven temperature: G> ..,.... Brush stem with oil: •Prtnk.Je wttb nit. In bot •tillet, brown IUab 5 m!Dutes -Neb aide: dd1l. Meanwhile, roll ueb patty I.bell to• •laeb by 5-indJ rectancJeoo all~ flouredboud. Keep rectucJafl'om .Uckinl PNllOt ~ tbat .,.. bannoaJo\11, yet eoattastint ln cok>r. tature, flavor and a ape. Place a nrietr ol colotfUl canapes oo a ail~ trQ, or anl\l.lly arrant• rtu!t around • platter of cbta9. Fer .. ant attain tboole r.cll* -wbetber they be ap. ~or GJ'W .,b' cb e be m&ae with a mlni.mum ot effort anc1 a IDUlmum Of QJo,m OU tor deep h'Ytot Heat oll (depth at leut 2 lncbel> to '7& dearees. In medium bowl. comtue ftCI and eua; maU IU1'8 tllat Heb sraiD ii coat- ed Add e: and chicken; blend well. ID palm of band. place 1 tablelpooa rice mixture. Shape into ball. Roll la breed cnambs unUI eampletelY coated. Repeat uuW all m1stun 11med.Fty4 or 6 balll at • time, UlrninC cwwt•otl~ for even browniDf, about 3·$ minutes Drain on faper towel. Cooked croquett.a may be kept warm in oven unti all are ready to serve. Makes 2'·28 cro-quettes. to OM anodM1' ~DC wttbaeetof wu paper Mt...., Hd. ID small bowl. tot.U. cbeale. penley and 10V eream. Spoon a portioo of tbla mixture cmto tbe center of eaeb P&tb' lbell. Place a steak in center of eacb paUy abell, on top of cieeM. Pold t pastry f1Wl!T 1De41; ....a. Plaee Mam side down la Mallow pao; ' For simpler occa.aiou, foods IUU c • and trench read Olt crackers can be• WeL.ver. leave at leaA 1 lncb beUreee m.ta. U deaired. top wttb eu&.-.. rrom 8ddltklm.1 roUed putf7. anu at least 30 awuda. Before cootlna. bnab putty witb ea wtstte. Bak• to del1red doaeneu. Rare· 18 minutes; Medium rare: 2IO miDutes; Medium : 22 i minutes. Serve wblle bot. ¥akealaervinp. ) Cboole a.riltocratlc cbee&es wttb comple:a navon 1uch as Brie and Stlhon. Complement U..m with • aubUer Jarlaberl and ';; a natural le.IDJ.eoft ch .... Oavored with aromatic berbl llke Roodele. EASY BOND' FILLBT WELLINGTON lflve-ouncebeeltenderloiDIDeU Red wine. tossed g~ Hlad with a vmaigrette dressla1 i and a vegetable web u broccoJ.i or zucchini wouJd complete tbe ~ meal '' ' Enjoy the Party as Mueh ~Guests Entertaining family and fnendS 1s one 01 the deli.gbts of the holidays. But if you're among the more than 53 percent of women working to- day, it may be more than you care to even think aboat. Belldes, a full-course dinner for a crowd canbe~ive. lnatmd, wb1 not · · trttnds to a fesUve dessert tldtet Offer ~and, if you wish, li· queurs plus a set ,delectable tempta· tiou. Each of the that follow can be made a day or ahead of time. It re· qulre9 ju9t a few minutes on party niPt to add the fiat...., touches START WITH COCOA.. pure cbocoJate in highly concentrated form. You don't have to melt cocoa before ustna it. which simplifies and shortens kltcben duty -and means ooe ka pa.a to wasb. Amltber plus, six ounces of cocoa~ aa far as ~t ol bald.DI chocolate, IO it's more economical, too. For fud&Y Brandied Cocoa·Nut Squares, combine lQeredieat.s lD • sauee pot. preaa into• pan and chUl till Ht. No bak:lq requind. Mix the Brandy-Cocoa Glue in a bowl and spoon over squares. Cut squares shortly before sen-ma. To save time, use a frozen pastry shell or prepared graham cracker crust for Fluffy Cocoa Cream Pie. Blend the creamy cocoa fill· inc in achance. Fill pie sbeU ud 1anU.sb with whipped topping and cherries at Ole last minute. Double-Decker Espresso Mousse combines chocolate and coffee ln a llDOOtll bleDd of com· plementary flowers. It free.i:ea and separates in· to two distinct l.,ers, so abow ttoCflnJOUr pret· tlest llaM bowl befon aenm,. Alain, prepare everything but the wb.lpped eream ''Ct'O'tm •• tbe ni&bt before. For people who prefer to spoon up their .. cocktails ... rndavidual Cocoa-Rum Old Fashlooeds are a bappy choice. This ts another easy mu·and-cb.UJ des.sett -· you don't have to go near tbe atove.. For a sper:ial boliday touch, you imy want to tint ~ut pink. Sprinkle oa top before serv1Dg BllANDIBD COCOA·N'UT SQUA&D t.ui..& D .. WW) •.,cup butter or marsartne .,., cupsuiar f8ee EIUOY ,P ... a> Cheese and Wine For Holida11 Claeer Whether you're giving a big holiday basb or a get·togetber for a small group of friends. the secrets to staging a smashing party are set- ting a mood of warmth and joviality and providlnC an arrayoffunandfestlvefoods. A roaring fire, glowing candles, rooms trimmed with holiday crenoery and a Christmas jingle create a mood of good cheer. For those special parties, consider using cheeses in special ethnic appetizers anJ light entrees which offer an array of taste sensations. FOR A COCKTAIL party or open house, plan on easy do-ahead hon d'oeuvres and dips that require only a few last minute touches. Or do a cheese and wme buffet, providing a variety of cheese and a good selecUoo of wines. Tb.is la a sociable way to become acquainted with a variety of cheeses and wines, and it's easy to prepare. Choo6e four to five cheeses ra.nginc from mild and creamy to sharp and firm. Ideal would be a natural semi-soft cheese like Rondele, Brie. a blue cheese, aged Gouda and a Ched-dar. Ar. a rule of thumb, allow a totaJ of ah to 10 ounces of cheese for each guest. To Prepare Tart•: Cut filo sheets int~ lengthwise strips 2 inches wide x 12 inches loog Stack strips: cover with damp towel or plaatJc whi.le not in use. One strip at a time: place filo on counter. brush with melted butter. Place a teaspooo!ul of fllllnl in tbe center a bout 1.,., inches from left end Pick up top left band corner and brin& it over 2 in· c~s to the riaht to meet the bottom edae and form a triangle. Continue to fold. left to ri&.bt. in a trtaniular fashion, as tbou&h foldin& a nae. until tbe entire strip of filo ls used. Brush top of tart with melted butter. H1nU For Worldq Wltll FUo: Filo dough is sold in frozen food sections of UlY 1ounnet grocery tbop, Armen.ia.o, G,... or otber mid· dle·Eastem food store. Defrost 2 hours before using. Unused filo may be placed back into its plastic bag and re·froun for later use. A spicy and fun-to.pre~ lute ot the Mid die East. 1be te~ture of baked r& a.s Ugbt and cnsp. unlike any other pastry or dough. Allow 6 per person ii Uus l5 the only hors d'oeuvre. RONDELE'D WBOLE·•EAL SPUDS 3 large <or 6 small> bakini potatoes Pure vegetable 011 11 cup sour cream 4.ouoce Rondele cheese. spiced with French oruon '•cup milk l cup ch~ cooked turkey or chicken l 17-0Unce can wbole kernel com, draU\ed 1 tablespoon pimento 1 tablespoon parsley. snipped I teaspoon salt Oven temperature 375 degrees. Wash and scrub potatoes. dry. l.JgbUy coat each potato with vegetable 011. place directly oo rack in (See CREESE, PaaeQ) i . . . • • • • l ·1 Toast In Good Health Select an equal number of interesting wines, from mellow to robust, plannln& on a total of one half botUe or more per person. Don't be afraid to include spaRling wines, roses and dessert winff aucb as port. THEN BEGIN testing the mild cheelea and mellow wines, eventually worklna up to a sharper cheese and more robust wine. Serve freab fruit, cracken •. freab ve1etable1 or French bread with the wine and cheeM. Not Oil· ly are they a good complement, but the)' clear the palate. H.obdq seuoa LS SfDODJ'IDOUI with party 1om, and pvtq. Between 'lbanbllvinl and N" Year's Eve people jump into tbe fut lane of tree trtmmtn1 parties, Christmas caroline fat& and New Year'a Eve celebrations. It all addl up to ClOmtaal temptation to overtndulae in food and alcohol for • montb and a half, temptatioaa which will, at belt, lead to a fiun"1 ol New Year'• l'elOlutiona to beliD oae more diet ... IO on U.. wacon'' or at. leaat main· taiD better control next year. Cheese ts wonderful -tel'Ved at room tem- perature -for all types ol holiday emerta1D.1DC because it's easy to 1erve and ft!l'Ndle. For U· ample take a semi-soft cheese like ttoadele for spreaduil on crackers or French bread. For cocktail parties, try it on crackerl, top wttb caviar, and 1erve u an eleaant bon 4'oeu"f1'9. Or simply serve it with freab fruit u a marvelous des.lert. 129 Farmer John-Porte L«Mn Center Pork Rib Chops 179 FenMt John-Pon! Lotrt r ~ f llrmet' Jofm.Whote or Rib Half Pork loin per lb. Patti Jean-Frozen C:ri11Sh Hens per lb. Center Loin Chops :~ 189 ,.,.....Jo~ Smelt~ Fresh Spareribs ,.rmer John-Poftl ~ Pork Blade Steak ,.,.,., John=.Y'or11 lhoutder BcrwdessPolkRomt ~ ,.-h,.. Dover Sole F'"" '11et Butterflsh ,,...,,... ,. • Pacific Red Snapper ':.' SuperDel ........... = .. Wllprlde Chee1e PDlltDMm~-- Allphl Saladl ............... ... .. Amaltca1 a.111 :.: 139 ~ 111 Pu Id IL Ct I Piii& • .89 Sb&vdJll1'J RlcG411J = ---·--1• 1• •t111sr.maa• nsa •._I.ml Ill.I A9eorted Fl8won Jell-a Gelatin :39 , Ralph.-. 1tlcJt Cotto s.&ami Of Com Oil Margarine PLlllWBAP. Bologna 1 lb. pkg. • 1~:119 './ "'- Super Produce f,..t'I Flaoworluf 29 Large Tangerines ':.' • ... 25 Juicy, Thtn l1i.ln Lemons --.25 .... Juicy Navel Oranges ...... .Mcy-WlnW ..... Pears ': .33 Pantry~ ....... Ti..a. ....... orT_,PlldM' .. &Cl9n 11111 Purina cat Food 4.., T omailo .Mee Codlltil Snap-E-Tom ,...,.c.tr .. Ronzoni I W91JIUI 0-11 I 'lll'W ..... C&keMlx ,. ..... Ritz Crackers ,. 77 ..... -=.81 Super Spirits J & B Scotch :: .. Andre Champagne"::'-1• ...... ~ Amar8tlO DI Slrori."10 ..,-- Gordon Gin :. 49 :. p BalMtlne Scotch l 7" B8C8111Jght "'*" a P ,·p " ~ Froaeo Pwor U.S. No.1 =rs Russet Potatoes Com . 10oz. 10 lb. pkg. cello bag • • PLlllWRAP. PotalD Chips With Fluoftde Alm ToollipCISte 8 oz. bltg • ~119 Holllehold tleeds O!I °" peca Ajax Cleanser 11..,fl-*~l'lllli I ColdPow UQtfCMDilLJ a.a .. ,_ Dea IH8Sllg8 ...,Mp Q' t Ralphs Fol ~.73 .... •• '111 'W Cillaf'a Bathroom Tlleue ............. ., ..... ~ Pumpkin Pie v ... Kat"P'..a-. a....... Beef Enchladas ..... Honey Ruff Bread ,. .. 79 .... . .... ' 8Mm'8 Nut loaf ,. .. 79 -· ......... IAI '' Amlin 8r8ad .... 79 . .... . ....... er.. Mutllnl ......,c.-.c-. . Chilltr•• WN11111 WK a -4: 11 .. .a ........ ~ .Uced HmMit • •ulU Hlad, ~_..!!_i~ ......... ~ .... ...,•1ilmmtNCI: wrap 11111 warm lo ·----.... _ -toll9 ....... ,..... .,.,_..._ A f"• be1111nla1 fnal1 j .-t. t1 ..... 1 ... -. •• • ~. oaa1er • t U•t ... , •••••• .._, • aU4D . Ullu ~ CllM-"',._,-, dlofel.• _....,,... ••trH tlilat m11&e1 ~of .W Uft u Ml to ...... '"l'M more -.;••la to rtaln a qu1l opportu•UJ to tMt. a ~11•1 a couple ore 1i1pt11, HYOC' 1°"' ettoiul C111Mar 1t ..... Paid bet eaa be •••ll1 fOr dleir time. ID l•ct, a.a Ind for dinner a I D UIDIN tbt _... 1M7 .... l'Mlta-• " cup m'1QDPalt4t l.. bow M-leal l Wlai Cook ti . dlwplalnfOJW't CID be to • llJ1h· to1etbtr Ua• 1plo1 J ,. •• ca OUDCll) qu.U11 toedl tbat are aa.ace. Cook ta ua .,. cream •• EnjoyParty (rr.•PapCU \ft cup l teupoon branct,y extract .... 1~ CU[l9 vanilla water cnambl 1 cup ftnely cbop.,.ct walnut.I " cup naked ut Brandy Coeoa 01 <red.pe below) a v '°Pea winavored 1 laUne ~ cup cold water 1 lint water "'• cupeocoa l plnt cherry vanilla ace cream 2 cu <I ounce contalner) fro&en whlpped topplnt, part.ialb' t.baw•d Oamiah: Whipped topptna . Jlc:~= ~~ .. tt 1 ~upoon 1roWld CiDllr I c coc*ed cubed tb1ckm I cup1 chopptd ctltry ~ cup allced blanched almondl, op· tlonal ~ cup chopped ireen pepper 2 teble1poon1 P•· mifDto. OIJtioftaJ l pka. (l PoUDd ) fro&eD TatM Tota Preheat oven to 450 de1ree1 . In mixing bowl. blend together mayonnalae, cream cbeeae, onion, lemon Juice aalt and &loser. Add chicken, celery. almonds, creen pepper and pimiento Melt butter ln aaueepa.n; add sucar, coco•, brenci)' extract and eu. Cook, sllrr'inl conatanl· ly unW •lllbtly Wctened. Remave fi-om beat: stir ln crumbl, walllutl and coconut. Preu firmly into two unareased 8-lncb square pans Refricerate, uncovered, wiUI farm. Driule -or spread -Brandy·Coeoa Glaza over surf ace. Chill unUl let; cut lnto squares. Red and 1reen glace chemes Prepare pie shell , cool Spnnkle geletine onto cold water in blender container. let stand until softened Add bo1Un& water; blend 30 seconds Add cocoa and ice cream in scoops; blend until smooth Pour into large milting bowl , fold an wtupped topping Quickly pour into pie shell Spoon wh1p~d topping around edge: decorate with cherries Place in ereaaed I t., r----------------------------------------------------------quert casserole dash ( Top with Taler Tots Bake 25 to 30 mmutes. Makes 6 servmg.s. DAILY PILOT THE BOOKMAN ) REVIEWS In tho BRANDY-COCOA GLAZE: Combine 1 cup confectioners ' sugar , 3 tablespoons cocoa, 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, Yi teaspoon brandy extract and 2 tablespoons bolling water in a medium-size bowl; stir until well ·blended. FLU•'FY COCOA-CREAM PIE (I lo 9 aervlDp> 9-mch baked pae shell or crumb crust (use frozen pastry shell or prepared graham cracker crust, if desired > •• .Cheese <From Page l:l) oven and bake until potato 1s cooked through and shell as cnsp. about l hour Remove from oven With sharp knife, s lice potatoes lenethwise down middle. Keeping potato shell mlact, carefully scoop the in.sides into a large mixing bowl. Add sour cream, cheese and milk. Mash until smooth consistency. Add cooked chicken, corn, pimento, parsley and salt. Mix until well blended. Spoon this mixture back into potato shells; place in shallow baking pan. Heat in oven for 15 minutes or until heated throuAhout A perfect way to USP lt-flover turkey and to mend the empty pocketbook caused by Jots of entertaininl( Each half of a potato as a very fill· ing meal and would be a complete supper when served only with bcvPral(e and a salad. The corn and turkey gave this version of the "twice· baked" potato somethmg dehciously new to talk about __ _ DOUBl,E DECKER ESPRESSO MOUSSE <to lo l2 aervtna•> 11:1 cup cocoa i i,-.. cups sugar 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 2 cups cold espresso• 2 eggs. separated l teaspoon vanHla extract 1 package (8 ounces> cream cheese, sof· lcned 1 cup heavy cr<>am Ga mash Wh1ppl•d cream, slivered orange peel 1 ChocolJte curls. optional> Combine cocoa, I cup sul(ar, gelatine and espresso m saucepan Beat egg yolks lightly; add to cocoa mixture Cook, stimng, over medium heat until gclatane is dissolved and mixture ls slightly thickened. Remove from heal; add vanilla. Cool to room temperature. Whip cream cheese In large mixer bowl; add gelatine ouxture blending well. Beal egg whites until foamy. Add 11 .. cup sugar, a tablespoon at a ltme. continue beating until soft peaks form. Beat heavy cream; fold egg whites and cream mto gelatine mixture. Pour lnto a large 1 ~ quart servin~ bowl. Cover; chill several hours or overnif(ht. To serve, spoon mounds of whipped cream around edge of mousse. Sprankle with orange slivers and, if desired, chocolate curls. •Espreuo for this recipe was made by com- bining 2 tablespoons instant espresso coffee and 2 cups cold water. I Once upon a time, when lite was more natural, so were the remembrances that people exchanged during the holidays. We11 take you back to that old-fashioned way of giving at The Harvest Barn. () 0 c GOOd fOf two pH&c .. ot tf\e Colonel • Oogtnal " Roc•pe chicken ot E•lta C11aoy Chi<:kbn plua a 0 i.mgle "'"'"" of muhea PC>t•toe• .ina gtavy Z .ind .i toll L1m11 two oHet• pet coupon pet I cui.tomut Customer pay' ,.., apptt<:able wle& taa Oll11t fl •P""" Ot-c:t'mbfor 24 1919 p,,c. ..... m1tV Yflfy 11t (JdthCtPdl1nq lac..; l•On> Gnotl on• f in ~JUlhl''" Ca11torn111 "''""' you ~Wt' 1111• SAai.onuCl Grffhngs w•;;;;~· I SUPER I -1 z C.ocHJ tot "'O"' 11·• '"' ot the Cotonel s 0flgrnal ~ R..c1p. c.ntt .... n or l •l•d Croapy Ch•Cken tout ::::> 1011~ plu~ your cho•< e ot eolhet • large a.lad ot a 0 ~ targ•• m<1,heO IX>ldlOo• .1na • Mnan gravy Limit two U olf1H• Pt'' cnuPon "''' custO~t Cuatomer pay1 alt oP!JltC.Jbl,. l>lllt!~ Id•• --- vou·u shop in a tum-of-the-century atmosphere, attended by clerks who give you the kind of service your great -grandma sliced, slivered and whole almonds-even almond meal-and we11 show you some mouth-watering ways to use them! We've even prepared a variety of different gift packs for you to choose from, to you11 have something special for everyone on your list from Bobby's teacher to your next-door neighbor. The holidays are here. So come. Step into The Harvest Barn. And ltep back into the wondmul way things used to be. Holiday Gift hck Spedlll: took for granted. You can pick fresh almonds from barrels for stuffing stockings and making up delldous, nutritious g1ft bagl. You11 ftnd Six 6-oz. cam of~ natural almonds in a variety of delk:loos Davort. ,.iarty 19, now 00salefor17.95. (Umlt 5 pacb per wstomer.) I y DON KENDALL ,,.,,,_.,. ... ASJIJNGTON d prlce1J are 11Ull "" blni. but not as fHt utiOther cost.I of Uvlnic. ~a an Agriculture artment economi.t a fact, J B. Penn 1>11J•, food price• have been •·a dra" on the overall inflation rate" in recenl moot.ht. In lbo three month period of Aug&nl, September and October. food prices rose al Mn annual rate of 6.8 percent Compar11t1 ve l y. he uld , all Item• meu ured by the 1ov - ernment'1 price Index rose at an annual rate of 13 2 percent ln lboae months. which lncluded a 11 percent 1•ln for hou1ln1 and 13 percent for tramportaUon. BA&ftlNG what be called ''cataclyamlc evenll," PeM aaJd re· . tail food pricet may In· cruse only moderately th1 a winter H lar1er 11uppllea of pork and pou ltry reach con· aumera. Penn ta1d be expected food price• to 1aln · 'tometblQ leu than 1 percent" [n November and that the overall riM for um year .. ..umat- ed at 11 percent, a level Ind teated for sosne months by department at ueo, Penn exr::,· tald fi od prie. •UJ 10 up "about t percent" from tbt• 1••r'1 12· montb avera1• -H USDA computAle tJMm . Kowever, be uid, tbt tn- c r e••• could ran1• belWMD 1 pereedt and 11.,.rcmt. PSNN WHO II deputy admil:dltn&or ol tM cle-partmeat'• Eeoaomlct 8tatl1tlc1 aad CooperaU•n .. nice. waa uked about bt• •1•001'• pNCUcUon a year .aao ,,.,food price• lb 1171 would probably p1D between f percent and 10 pereat, wttJt tbe IDeN ... "moet likely" to be 7.1 percent. Wbat beppeaed, be 11td, Wll I.bat "vartoUJ tblDI•. oecurred Ulrou.lllOU' ~ear tbat ~" can't ctv.ae. a , .. , lD ldvance. ' 1ueh aa ••v•r• whiter weather 11114 mantUDI ~bleml. CoaJd tom.U.IDI 10 -~wtlb tbt .., ' • Mltllltobttb• t•tt•ra, 1omttblo1 llWaJI HelDt to fO wroar. •• Pea• 1atd. Pa DD •• •o••••h fol low•4 a Labor D•••rtmtat rep::A 6oW1-prie. "' ......... 1alu4 t . '7 . ,_.. ID Oltelllr. nol·Jloil,blAli,la· in8Nd 0.1 Plf•• IMt ..... I • ~l· {-:l:.7-:---: -------1 --· - FRESH CORNISH CAME HENS .79 Jllf ~ (,If AOf A T Y",()N 1') H OUNCt S EACt4 Fresh Meat BONELESS 198 ROUND STEAK 80NOEO BfH POUHD UI BLADE CUT 129 CHUCK STEAK IOflOIO BUf lll LARGE ENO R19 STEAX llO'OCl•.61 .. 1.98 BONELESS RUMP ROAST 1 98 ""-W llOW(llll•ll• -1• • TOP 5mlOIN snAIC .• 2.98 llOl!tll .. IONLtO Mt. "°"' BONELESS TIP STEAK .• 2 .68 "tlOOCJl.OIQI"°""° TOP ROUND STEAK .-U.•toM*l.WllOIHJ .2.68 E·Z CUT CUBE STEAK .• 2.78 ~~· CHICKEN BREASTS LI 1.19 ~·~··-"""'°"" R18ROAST LI 1.98 ~ .. --..., canned & Packaged --L GREEN GIANT GREEN BEANS Oll O-~ tt 01 CM.37 A~WAYPl~,.~~ .... 49 r CHOCOlATE CHIPS 1 89 6~\ .......... T l?OLllllO • r DUNCAN HINES CME MDC 79 I> 11¥/lllSlln • ·~ 01 IOlf. l~~.~~~~. n.cnea..63 l~.~~T~of!1.19 '~~.~ .. ,77 z~11.~.1.33 l atAHBSIR'Y SALICI! ===:'.~~ ........ tea CM.39 £MMSHMAUOWI 33 ~--,.. .. , ... ,~ ...... l~.~~••• #«CM.89 Fresh Meat T·BONE 2se STEAK ~Olffl lOIH l~M PtlCI LI l \JI lll CROSS RIB 198 ROAST 80Ht It SS 8()N(I( 0 61 rr CHOO l8 BONELESS TIP ROAST 2se RONOlO tlUf llOVNO Ul OtlUMSTICKS OR THIGHS LI .98 1.•"'-'l •-CMUWI PORK LOIN ROAST UI 1.29 ~(VI -. WI tia\ PORK SPARElnBS ll 1.37 (OVlf'h fT11J M fND ~ W-0 PORK LOIN RIB CHOPS LI 1.69 PORK LOIN CHOPS 11 1.89 ,.....,. ~~~... • •••• I.I 1.97 T\JAm PASTRAMI 1 98 '°'' l'OlllO~ • I.I • canned & Paekag'd r TOMATO SAUCE 25 6 IM1'f I.It • • t OL CM • r REFIMO BEANS 49 .6 i.tO'l Ill .. ., Ot CM • p HARVEST DAY PEARS 69 I> noiCM. l~v.~CAT~. "°'"' .69 l ~CMlfl~ ~~1~1.~.83 l~=-""ouoa1.35 1~~.~~0f.CM1.69 A ='.~ ....... •or.CM1.60 l~JUICI •Ol<Nle93 'V4 WGETABLE JUICI 98 • "°'. '*' •.• O& Ula'I. l lNJYWPR£saMS 125 _......, . .. .. ,,. . l INSOUICk MIX 1 5 ~ t00t• • • ---..., Zipp)' Beef Brunch· wrch ls • dellclout ,. economJcal Idea for entutalnlnM. What goes into LUCkY'S Fftlit Baskets' is more than Just frUit. You'll find Iota of tender loving care 1n every Lucky Fruit Basket, so you can give with confidence. knowing lrs a pleasure to receive. Choose from an assortment of fresh seasonal and exotic fruits, nuts and cheeses. even wine. They re all wrapped 1n cellophane canned & Packaged !NESTLE'S HOT ~~ COCOA MIX • 1 oz • !STAR KIST TUNA AUIA<Qflf ~ Wlo 11 fl !SALTINE CRACKERS HMYHTOAV 179 HO/ (.AN r UBBY'S MIXED FRUIT 59 6 CM\llltY ,. 01 r...,. • Household & Pet r CAI.A PAPER TOWfLS 65 6 OOll V IOU • l~~ BAGS"',.... 1.39 r SCOTTES TrssuE 65 ,. "'°"' . JID " -• L~NAPKJM MOC1 -1.31 l~L.Ef.~7'01CM.31 l ~ CLEANlR,.Ot ""1.35 1~~000 ~1.1-5.62 l~ 000 ~" .6.43 1~~~.~11 ... 4.88 Uquor l~'SGfH o•u•n.8.79 !~,::<'ff~'"" ff\ 9.59 µ~~~,,~,,." 15.75 1~'17CROWN ;:~····"''" "10.89 1~~~9.99 In reusable wicker baskets, and ft'. priced to fit any budget Come intt.'.'l to your nearest Lucky and . order yours today! Whlle you 're there, " • ... ,, compare our prices · on Christmas trees' Take your pick from among our three-to- nine-foot Douglas Firs. also plentat1on-•• grown Douglas and Noble firs, delivered fresh to our stores every day They're all at tow, discount prices and for hoUday ornaments at tow discount prices, visit the Trlm·a-tree shop In our larger Lucky Discount Centers canned & Packaged pLADY LEE ZS OAPPl.ESAUCE • :foz CAIC !TOMATO JUICE lNJVLU Dairy & FrOZen A~JUICI ~ .. 1.99 i~Cl!AM .. °'""'•79 1 wtlPPINC arEAM 99 1110¥ 1M ... MOC C""t • A CAHN GWfT LASAGHA 1 99 l10l-• PCRfEH GWfT VEGETAIUS 79 6_,.._,_,.. .... -. , 8'ROS m rAEEN 8fMS 47 6 .._,. tnU tel£ M • , MO(XX)l.l IP!ARS 58 • .... "' • tOOl -• l~~-~~-~.72 Health a ~Aids lMi_AY~.~i-1.57 1~~oroGi1.77 !~~~1\0l NI 1.'27 £~MOU~~"' 1.17 1~~.'~~ .... 63 oe11catessen items ~ ITALIAN DRY SALAMI _ .. 0 l'()l'J 198 ll 01 (lfUll t BAll PARtC FRANKS 1 49 A••' 09 •tlf •tot IWt. • LE<1S SUCED MEAn 59 ...... O<Cn• _, """9• t OI "<-• t CWC COOKEO HAM 1 99 6 IUQD '°'... . l~FAAHtCS ,.°'""" .99 .. !~ CHffSE,~4.98 1~~\0l<All.15 1!:;2"~~01 -1 .29 PrOcSUCe CALIFORNIA WALNUTS IMY WI. U.J fllO , .2~. Alt~ltlOn JOln lnTM Of our NfW·ttort enuv...,. ............ tu 'i . =•15••' Whit. Llbtl 1.76 Liter Everyday needs ..... SHAMPOO SJ7t oelllSE Your choice in 12 07.. Toothpaste 1 •z ••• 99c Colgate incl. 20c off Jergens Lotion .. 11" Choice of regular or ex. dry-15 oz Frozen Foo ds Sara Lee DAllSI ROLLS CIUCI s1 29 sn11 LI Cent.tr Cut U.S.D A Choice beef. f!l!...... ....~.·&!It M*•Llnn .. 19t trcm plump Grade 'A' rr,cr. Sliced Bacon .. ~ •1 't El Rancho thicker "ranch atyle" ICll.IWIEEF I01S1 s2 7~ U S.D.A. Choic.t> round cut of beef. RollP<f I I ", I I • I :'~l~1s99! F,.b Gnde 'A' cut from U.S.0 .A. Pryln1 Chlcbn1 (with rib cage) Bratnnt a ..... 11'! Ou1 own with pork, veal and teuoning .. UGS6 THIGHS 79!· Hand cut from freth kinl tize plump flyers. Gntde 'A' lpllPB li/J11 i:=:. .................... II! Finger hckin' treat! Fresh grain fed pork, with llO much meaty goodne68. Love the value 7-Bone Roast •.. 11'! Boneless Roast .• •24! 0-Bone Roast ... 511! Chuck cut from U.S.D.A. Cbo1ce beef U.S.D.A. Choice beef Roll~ shldr. clod Chuck cut U.S.0 .A. Choice beet Gro111d Beef =TllS 12'~ ~ Steak. . 124~ Hmn loaf ........ '21~ El Rancho Jean ... doee not exceed 22% fat Our leane8t IJ'ind ..• doet not exceed lMi fat Oven ready Ham. pork. eqa It m.imt>- llBW Yark Sirip = ........ 1lll Naturally aged, selected for quality, trimmed for value. Loin cut of beef.~ MSW ..... SUt) I • 2H IOllPAllDI 11cam NopurchaM required I lllt.W,__ • .,., __ t t .., ..................... ,..z ......... ,.._,_.... ........ · ,. M. .. fne Mill. WINNEH NAMES Will II POSTED WED. DK. 26 Mountain Rl'OWTI end pen ready. Aver8Kl' i.1te 9 to I 'L Ol. Red Snapper Pac 12-! Fresh fillet.s bake, broil or fry Fresh Clams:.s12! Crab Legs ......• s21! Meaty Ala.c;kan F"1.:l'n dt'lrn~tl.'d Delicatessen Values Hughes LUICH MEAT . . Super Fresh Produce ,,,.,,, = ..................... 11! :.:,:.:.. 89C ~ ........ Beef T~ ... 1111 Mu-Kel {J YI oz. pmckage sweet and juic:yp •came tbq'N new crop ••• delicloua .. tins out of band or eecmmc.d m Sal9da. Hu&bes i.mporud 11.ioed-8 ox. Pkg. amou PEAIS cucu•as Slced Swill •...• 95e · lenders Bagels •• Ste Choice of plain. onion or egg-6 Pk. Cool Whip •..•••. 69C The topping from Bird~y~S oz. cup Grapefnit Juice •• 59C Ruby Red in 12 oz can from Cal Fame MPS ~~!!~!in$~~ Original, Ex. Hearty, County-Cuts Hi Ho Crackers .• asc J6oz. boz from Sunshine Fig Bars ll0110's •••• s1 •• 14 oz. in regular or whole wheat YUIAI J COFFEE $ 89 1 lb. can in aasorted grind8 GIANT TIDE .C9 oz.-mcl. 10t off sis~. 1~ Fairchild-Lege sweet & JU1cy. Mt. Amtria cb1111 6oz.. P'q. Blr-SFn.m .. .St• l lb. f>kc.~1tn tun beef or meet HAWllAll ••••••••••••••••••••••. ~•~ Pineapple Maturity fruit . picked lo offe! ~ou the full flavorful iroodneM of'lw1dou11 Hawaiian fruit. values galore through -ou t the store! Psty Dips •••••• 49e Pt>n &. Quill llSl'Orted in 8 oz. cups Avocado Dips •••. 59c Pt•n & Quill purty dtp!l--8 oz. c1.1p Quality name • . quality sauce in popular 8 oz. can Diet Rite ........ 99e Marshmallowc111r49e ~uts-:-:...:d:.;;1~41 Dash IOlllDI ....... s11• ·~IR.C :j,'"C•l·z,~d'•;~I" ,f;"'·J" 0 " • '"" 0 " aOi H .. •ydotyl•und<Yd• .... onl-Slcn.bo1 Uj fj __ ffJ ... Wb SAVE Ol 111BIC1«J. •••••••••••••••• 011. 64 "' °"':"'.·:::;;:;"'""d The more towel in decorated or colOl"ll Thunday. Dec ." t?ru ~~edru'sdny Dre J'l. 1979 N11.'\alt>1 o Ueol1•n Coffee Mate .... 11 '' Pepsi Cola .. Aspen s1 II Pends COCITll •••• 11 II lJatlvRam '~~~;~· E1~~~'~am to 9pm Party pack from Plantel'!l-16 ot tin Hu~hn' l.idri Darty 8 am to tu pm ,, •• , IBUCB HIT'S •• 8 01. C.a ••••••• 111 The non dairy creamer-16 01 6 pk. 12 oz. can,..__All VArielles CASCADE s1•• ''''" ,, •• , aJrflAF&Jnrru ...... l"'I'~ -~ Juat the touch for that meal ••• Springfield's 16 en. can Jello •oz.,. ...•.•.• 43c -Mlnlmillows . . . 39C Cllrant Wlv •••• 83° Yourcboiceofaaeorted flavora 10'_., oi.pecbpotMlniature&om Kraft Tanotaty jelt,ybfm~lOoz. Pil/11/J1r1 (l!!!!~~ .. 5.La ..... 111 ARCADIA PASADENA IOUTH PASADENA HUNT1NGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS l!ASTILUF.F IRVIN! HUGHES UDO ...., Pd"~ 320W. Coloredo aw. ,,.UtOftt _..._.,.loft w..., iM At• np (11.._.C...,I IE.efe>Nn918'°"J (lot.W ... oometl ,...., ..... , u..,,_., 9M 116ct11,_. NEWPORT IEAOt ,,. vtew c.ftletl Mn~ Ulle Drtwe °""-"" ...... ............... .. . ~.·. • J .. ~ COCOUBE PARFAITS ~cupsugar 1 envelope uo · flavored ,elatlne V. teaspoon saJl 3eags l~ cups milk , divided lh cup CocoR1be coconut rum liqueur 1 cup heavy cream, whipped l cup chocolate cookie crumbs ~ cup chocolate s yrup In medium saucepan. mix sugar, gelatine, and salt; add eua beaten with 1 ~ cups milk. Let atand 1 minute. Stir over low beat until gelallne is completely dissolved and mixture thickens sllirhtly, about s minutes. Remove from heat; cool sll&htly. Add liqueur; blend well. Cblll, stirring oc- caalonally. until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon. Fold whipped cream in· to 1elatine mixture. Spoon about 2 rounded tablespoons of mixture into parfait 1lu1ea or deaaert dishes. Chill un- t i I aet (about 15 minutes). Meanwhile. combine cookie crumbs. syrup and remaining IA cup milk; mix well. Spoon 2 tablespoons chocolate mixture into parfait etuaea top with 2 tablea· poons aelaUne mixture. Return to refrtaeretor to set. Repeat 1ayen aw all lncredienta are used. CbUl several boura. Yield: atentnp. OSANGB OOCO ... S awu.orra 11~. apllt leD,U.W. J eovelopea UD· Oavoted platlne Fruit Dish In a medium HUCeJ)U, clralli ayrup from 1 can (~ounces) 1llleapple cbUIW. Add l ~ ''1IPI 1usar, ~ cup Cider 'ftneaar, I whole Clo¥• and 1 abOrt 1tlck clnnamon &D4 a daab aalt. Cover and cook OYtr mediwn heat for 10 mln\MI; add plaeappl• cbuak1 and 2 freab Callforma nectarlaH cut blto chu:DU: beat to bolUDI· Rafrl1erate . .Draia ad MN• MU. cocttaU pleb. Mahl I .~....nap. .r-' • _ .. 1_ ----.---~ _,..,..._ _____ ...., • Spirited dellertl lJlce thl-delicate Charlotte are perfect endinp to your boll· day party menu. f'ltCll llRCT1YI WID .• OK. S Tm 11111., OK. I I, tt1t. I l , m.tnn of l\anaUon iMb er h1Dproperly ......... dl•t• tb1t .,.. ..... TO• • Iara• .......... Aott Wai. YGU _.., be ..._bullUQJd It &aJ• · bodt n d. ••• r~u rna 1 b e raaq )'QUI' aooct ll -..eo a Ml nMided diet ot • Wedi,..., o.o.nber s. tm Fad Diets Can Cause Deficiencks ~· ..... By June Roth 1 CID U_,oaaoe) Hlmon, laeludlnl UQllld fl'om CID 2 C\ql8 to.Md wtaole wbeat brad mun .. 1 peek••• < 10 · oue•> fl'OlllD chopped bnecoll, thawed • eaa. beaten ~ teHPoQn lalt ~ teaapooo pepper 1 teapooo chopped ~--_.,.~wed.Mm~ 8Qu"ae JuJce from ''°° iidl'lur. Jnt.O Jemone and pare the Iott' pa. BU• ln 1 r•llow rlad from ~ OYH for • \ l1mon1; cut rind lnto lau.i.. Serve bOt •lhen. Plate tb• Mau.•..r.tnp. •alma. lato • bowl; add N : 8erw wttll I liquid from ean, Wm.on toued salad tbat I~ rtnd 1llven, and tb• cludH carrots ul Julee of the i.mom. lt!r cue umber. U•• lemo ln bread cnunbl, brae-Ju.lee or wtne vlnepr ti coll. eus. la!l, pepper dre,t1lq. ,, ~lt7ottooda.lnelud· ----------~-------------"!...,_~~~~~~~-------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ pro\eln. 1r1h\I. •1ilablel. f'Nlt.a, and dallJ prOducta, even ll ~•1 add up to a,ooo calorlea • cJa7. Your bocl1 nee d • lb••• nutrlaata to fuActlon Well. Sl"9 calort• can be b.araed off wltb _..... aerd.lle ueb ctU.·w·~c.oah• .: ........ wdlht lou. •11.° ... r,o·.~r ~ foolbrdy to expect to &op too much wel&bl In a 6orttime. flOMB people may ~Jiure tbat tlaey can m anage their bodies' 5trition b'/ ad.ding ex· vitamins to their in e each day. This may tie helpful, but cannot be the whole answer, for ~bere a re m an y ele· 'n)enta ~ food that pro- vide trace minerals that are not contained in the pllls you take but are Import ant tor your ~y's well being. Neither can you de· pend on processed foods to give you the needed ttace elements for the human body. Many foods are highly processed and are now a staple in the American diet. Even though they are enriched with added nutrients, it is the small amo\Ults of tr ace ele· ments that are generally mlsslng to the restored food The only way you can be sure of getting a good bal a nce of nutrients vital fo r your entire body's well being, 1s to be sure to get a good s up p l y or f resh ve getables, fruits, and grains each day. along wtth minimum dai ly amounts of p ro tein, dairy products a nd a controlled amount of fat. ' Wben you look at a re duclng diet, study these 1 actora ln the d a ily gu:nua before you en- ~ancer your health with _e~dly balanced ingre· ftellts. Your food intake CJft be improved by re-ducing salt. sugar, and tats -· your ove r all liealth can be im proved ~y stepping up your physical activity each day. Here are some low ~aJ or le "start-f rom- scr atch" entrees that u e rich in vitamms and Iner Is. CHICKEN ITALIENNE 1 fryer chicken. cul irtto small parts 1 tablespoon salad oJJ YDU A1WAY5 SAVEi WITH srATIR BROS. LOW-LOW P•ICIS ... CHUCK ROAST ILADEoQIT F@H POii SALE ~·J,..H.&.AVIL $13f POil IOIN IOAST L8 ;GiitotN lllS L8 $1 it, l°"'CV' • • s 11• POil CHOPS - 99c l• ;o'iisA.UsAGf LI 894 SffOuLOll STWS LI s 12• iUTiioAST LI 5139 l•lt ... I·-··~ """""' ,.. •. --..-·11 ........ lo •• .,,_, __ .................. ,,...,.. •TATD••OS.. iii'O.oPS .. s 1 •• -:::: RU. SLIC~~;:~•.ETIES ROAST c . deli.' 7 9 c •A. LAAGEENO .~ $~~: Le. . s 1 •• LB OICAll MAV(ll • > V .. lll(TIU SLICED BOLOGNA !~J awn·s • 011-. '"'Oii Mt."1.E BROWN 'N' SERVE ~J ,. s 1 41 itii~siW L. • 11• 1 I UM suas .. s1•• .~~~_,.._,.._.............-._..._ 1 ... lO 79ci ~---- - OIC .... MUO • • YAlllCTIH LICEO BOLOGNA ~~z ,_,llOZVO •• 5 9 C II.AM llOCKS LI :i .,,. • Cl<I.<• • • .,._. l()Hr • 1 H eur • lAllGf l..O lL s2•• WHmNG .. -POT ROAST •• ....ft.Al( H()f'" FMIM,110191 s 1 •• SlAllRlflOS •CO'l"lOIU' • 1 •• •U •C...,,.• • 12• 91.1• • C><UC& •-USS •2" SLICED 81coN ..... .,.0 u s 11 • TURBOT Faun l• ...... T •• 7.aom •cA•T .• •-LDUt ._.. .. OSCAllMA"ll ,M ... 'IOZ'DO••ACWIC lt s1 •• 'MIM•llOttOllCflOtt,FAI 'I" WfT•(MJ<••tMl .. 11' •1" 1<11••.,... " '2" SLICED BACON •LI PICO (A SJ 69 RlD SNAPPER LIA• AOU• IUf UI 9110ULIMllt ..... , LI ••• Sn&K IA ==~==-~---u_s--=-1_•_,• Lc_o ... _o'_;_,lin_·_aL_ .. t.NOIC ____ l..L_s2_3_' iftWlMaaT .. '1" iiiaiioasT · .• •2•• m•••TIAK LA •27• ·~L 89c ~=~~Wm ~;. • ! :::: :M~ ... 5HEIH7Z STEAK SAUCE s 116 TOMATO JUICE (AO#Wlflt.-. -.-Ol 59c 1;· i0-0z COCKTAIL JUICE ~.'~' • • •.01 97c I DETERGENT ~z 5255 CUT YAMS ~' __t_ .~ ~ 69' r ccx.o POWER XE . LAUNDRY • GIANT rA 1 STATER BROS. ~!~ ~~!.i:~~, 25c I IDETERGENT .. ....... '9-0Z. 5 1491 ~SOUP ~o.'.~~~ IOl\ll/ -c ··-··-·· ... .. ,.\ STAYFREE·REOUlAROflDEODORANT 51 ,2 TOMATOES ~::.~l •HllO 1 ,, .. , 43 ~~.~~(~·~Es • MINI-PADS ............. lO<T KETCHUP ~~,\ ! ""' 4r ~!~~ ...... _ .... I , DAVTIMlDIAPERS 5211 CATSUP kf•N\ ! IOI sgc cA~BAGE PAMPERS · ............ l~T. VINEGAR ~~_!__ ,,., 67' ~-------..=-=--------.1 lcKiiilii~~~~~AR .......... •. 2•-0Z. 5369 :~~r,1x ~~~-~~;._,~,_s9c ~ ~.·~0~·~5 $3 29 t ( ... NOUETHl·c,."'KED EN s439 SALAD OIL '". 1 7t0l • .. •• • • • ......... IO-OZ. KIX CEREAL otMDIAl•L' • oni 77c . SHASTA I wH1n 11NG o CEREAL •....ac0 • noc ' . MIXER onERGINT . =-~oofo~, ! "0' ~ ~ .. -... c~~ ,<Ml•=···-GRAHAM CRACKERS ~~ • .. nt SSC L-35•·~ t I 68 PARTY CRACKERS ~!~' t• .. 0 , 55c t COCA·COlA. TAB ... 1·-39 COFFEE-MATE CMA•t• ! ,,-0, '1.45 OR BUBBLE-UP STAlIR BROS. B'k Low Frozen Food Prices DISH LIQUID -O'lltwo... o <iz L VEGETABLES ~:.~~:'. ...... e ..... '""" 69 4 PINE SOL -"-"'"-! -· s11 BURRITOS ::':' .. ,,.. ..... ......... ! ... 25• tlWill=~IMS =· _:-sug Tasters choice "'ll ll OAtl 0 ()(CAFFl"'A I I 0 COFFEE 0.01 '3" KOTEX e MINI-PADS ~~... ... . sp• MINI-PADS ::~'· •<• s2u PANTILlllERS ..... ,.,o •. , •w 'l31 GIFT CERTIFICATES Beer " WiM Special& ENCHILADAS ::,'u::, .... 9.. . 1.M)Z. 59' PARMESAll CHEESE =: M>• $1.69 MRS. P. UL 'S _ ....... ,,,. . 1 ... $1 u I Wft1 towns :=:''.'.'"\".::: 59c OlamPl4 .!!!.{~!P .. s 2'' t .... ~UIC>W' #THI!.~·"" HALIBUT ...... -. ··· · ·· ··· · f .. ·· · .., · MARGARINE ~. . ...... 69' I $ ''"09 t229 SNOW CRAB MEA' w~aa ..... ~ $3°' MARGARINE =--s .Mn .. ,,sr49 , 3 I HITE BR..,rEAD I 95c CllESE •LE =::. · ,~ · '"'--------W IMIOllON) .................. i .,.oz. C11ES£ F• :~1:=.. I · .... s111 f(ii1:--ltiiT;a~aiwiisa~•;;milliariu~n~wi41i•u•ii1iimii;w;;,~""" RANGEJUICE •111 BRW SC _____ .. ______ ..,__,.. __ 0 ,,... .. , ................ 1.0Z. • ::ttr"r~. . ........................... Uil ... _ ----·-··------------ .. ,. '' .. '· '· .. " .. , ll I 4 • fl ·, l a to brinl ~ .. :oc, •17. Cool i 1Uce. Glwt, ti de· ll••• wtUI llo•••••• ''~iie: Combine 1 cup ._.. ,,_ lro• tM coftftcttoaen' 1u1er, 1 ...... To •dtltwt .,.. t•••POOD butt.r or 1 ....., a. mar1ariM. J tablelpooo ..U. -" "-' • bale mllll, and ~ tH1poon • M • nnllla. CU Ud.Dner •••te l n1 1 o :.: .,•,:.~:. la dt1lred, add addl· MJnl ~Chip SwtrJ Buns ud Mini. Chip Cr•· berry Nut Br116 brJn1 1ood Udlnaa th1t eeuoo. , • J ) J t ~ f'Ylu, Uonal mUk, a t.upooa· Tb• aroma of ti• -~~ii~t!jfi~iifj!i!fijfi%jiii~~~~:Jiiiii!~:tltll~fl!f~u~ll•tlaiU!me5J~'~~iiiJi;~fi~ii~~~:iiiji~S-~fj~ij~~~~iat!j!i1~iliJi!I' a.o t M p Swirl 8 It 1-.an to brtna 10'1 pl.Im u. Madi from urattll, • "'-Gia)) .... 10 rt.. oec.-.. A fllllq ~ of browo •u••r. Mlat Cblpt IDd aut1 ft lprtrits.d onto tM . • btfort bekiq. Also featured t• a Cranberry Mini C•IP Nut Bread. Nut bre are appropriately terved 1 vari•~ of way1 Slice vtf') nly and tpread with ter or cream cheeH for brunch. aa an att.emoon or tvenbul INdl, or add to a 1pecial cookle tra1 for cueat1 Cbocolate MID.I a..IPI and cranbtr rlea keyed to the yuleijde IHton make lhl1 aut loaf •peclaUy tuty. lllNICHJP SM&L•VNB °"° 1 packaae active dry yeH\ ,_,. cup warm water ~ t"up buttermilk Pott Cereal Super Sugar 18·oz. Box ' Kai Kan M.P.S. Pet Food ForYourOog 231/,.01. Con leu 111.. cupt un1lft.ed all· Gillim" c pufl>OH flour V.. cup butter or marianne, soft.ened l/4 cup suear I teaspoon baking powder > teaspoon 1uill l =l.4 to 2 cup$ uni.if\ ed al1.purpo1>e nour F1W.n• •,'4 cup packed brown ,u~ar 3 tablespoonr, butter or marRannc, melted 3 4 cup chopped nut~ 34 cup SCffil ·SWCCl t'hocolate M1m C"h1p:-. l>1i..,11lv<· Y<'li!>l 1n wurm wat<'r (]CJ5 lo 11 5 d e R re 1· ' 1 Co m b I n e )east mixture, butler m ii k e R 10:. I •,. cup 11 flour bu tt er or rnurgann(', s ugar, bak llllil powder and salt in large rru:xt•r bowl, bll'nd on low speed or mixer Beal ot medium s peed for 2 minutes. SUr In I% lo 2 cup• nour until doup LI 1UitJUy 1tlcky. but euy to budle. Tum douCh onto well- Ooured board; knead for 5 minutes. RoU dough In · to 18 x 9-iDch rectangle Prepare filling by com bining brown sugar. but ll'r or margarine and <"hopped nuts. s pread evenly over rectangle S prinkle with Mini Chlps. Roll up dough, Jelly·rolJ fashion, be&in- n1n1 with Iona side. pinch ediet to seal roll. Cut into pieces about l ~ i nches wlde . Place pieces, cut aldea up. on areued diking abeet in circular faabion, ed1n touching. Cover; let rile until doubled, about l hour . Bake al 350 de1ree1 for 25 to 30 minutes or until golden b r own <cover outer edcea wtth foll for lHl 10 minutes of baldn1 to • vold over·brownln&). Se"e warm; alaze, If desired. 11 buns. MINI CH IP CRANBE&llY NUT BREAD 2 cups unsifted all Chopping Board Care Safeway Guaranteed Meats "' u~o~( (CHO!£!) Link Sausage former John Fre•h ~k1nleu Po11< 8oz. Pkg. FreshPre•lu• Ground Beef A ny S1zo Po<kog• Ground Fresh Dolly. Doe.Hot Eicceed 22 % Fol lb . I 89 A11ortecl Pork Chops Former John Include' Center Andfod Cut Chop• Approx •;. Fre•h Pork l oin r:-...6\ ~lb . ·39 . lb .,,. •1n ((. .. ': •2::) Fresh Pork Chops fl:.o;ro;;.~~:;,.,, (;=) Country Style Ribs f::::,.·~tot;;" ~ Sirloin Pork Chops ,:::,.m;;,~'7o," (ij Sirloin Pork Roast ,:::..7or!°t:." lb lb • 1 3• lb •1 3 • USDA Choice Bulk Beel lvlk Cur N>d Wrol>f*I ............. Top•o•nd • ~ u~~$264 lop Round,_.,, °' Roc..1 I (l61olllb S11e) b, Sor 33c Pk(j Plnoto Burritos (-...C.•fflf>Y__.... Corn Dogs ....... ~ .. ... ,.,. ..... ,,,,,,. .. . Bakery SelectionB! .•• " ..... ........... Mn wt!tf!( ... 2 ~. , F .... a.U. ~11.f,79• .... ,. ........ . Healtb cf Beauty Aldi! C•"•• .. • SofltWOy -'ko. 49c of65 • LJ10ll1tr•J Oltlnf.qont t' C .--~ .. OJ. Cort Sotltfoc:tlofl ~-...:1 • ............. 11ott ........ (C:oou:>edi ._..,, $249 UIOACholua-t ll0undlnci..cto. ........ R00t1. lr• °' 1tovnd I b And lof!Om Round • Beef Fritters .,.....,c,.....,.. ..... ~··~-"'S) 49 llor 68C Pkq Additional Buy/ii! c•ee1e•eflU1 WI ...... ,,, ~ -IOot M W.... j Jre .;• ,,~~· 19' ., .................... ...... .................... • L•C9rBe Ice Miik Creamy Smooth AGreoto .. aert Yr·Gollon Tide Detergent Price Includes 10' Off 49 oz Box ..... ...., .•.. ,,. ...... Two Freshly Remodeled Safeway Stores With Completely New Looks. • 3861 S. Bristol SANTA ANA • Highway 203 MAMMOTH LAKES W0<~1n; A llllle Holde• \. lo Mok• Y04115hoi>o•nQ Mof•'lecuon1 ~ Sa /1·wa J .';prrialii ! 30·Sllce •read M" W119ht t :..-; 1• 01 •• c f •••h Ioli.cl tool •• ........... Ch•tled,vn<h :-5• u 01 s ,. 01 t..m~ SI,. 2 ....... ~':.:O"; ~ Holl S J 39 p...,k ...... C.ol'- CalaweDlp Crag•ont Beverages Regular or Diet Ouort Bottle Plus Oepo.it s For Crl•co 011 For Cooking Frying or 1n Sofod\ 24-oz Bottle lln ........... ... • ..-. °' ~tyt. •• •&.... • .;......_ 8 OL. -Con ·-I -p-~ 0.. '-p .. ._,-Ott t-1, :::~ -··-'----- Single Wrap Proceued Poslunzed Slices 12-oz Pkg. Minute Maid Orange Juice Frozen Concenrrole 12 oz Con c Pt.c: .. lft.ctiv• I,.. llll-'•Mlll'l'1 '..Q4• .-Qy\ ••u \l'>l~ en f .. , .,,, OI )() "°'""'' ""..,, •• ''" .,_.. Cllampagae MolM>n Blanc $ •While 3 5 • P.n~ ~•(chi 7Y)mf Jitii&:ij {JIJ( 1.-fl '1 • Ca•adla• Cl•lt Whisky ~~Proof $6 75 l~ml • Liebfraumilch -:~~.:~~::. :-7 Robert Mondovi h d -··u· •o-. %-f Ancient AgE! Straight :";~~ ~~J Kahlua Liqueur ,,!~~o(O Cutty Sark Scotch =";'~ 2 1301 •7 ton\fl 3 750ml . 5 '°"'" '·'"' '4" 13 or •7•• lotlle 750.,.,.1 •7•• lt0 1J Sa feway For Tbe Pie" 01 The Crop! f~ ~geapayas '9My()whty0..... ~~o~!f.~~.it Avocados Great C ~fir. 39 lnSolad~h Size Hawaiian NY .,...... f00d1 Ideally IGUed to l'owave eookln1. el!!.!Z.-!"= ta Jtmt~ a quick to wnt steam and 'N ~for cook· •· Howe•er, even patta,ed in COD• ala.re uuwtab1• for micnnran cookiu can be quietly tran.Uernd to • mlcrowave-safe di•• made of 1la11. cer•mlc, hard plutlc, or even paper. Several fro•en food producers are now uain1 new paperboard containers that can be med lD both mlcrc;»wave and conven· tional ovena Many frozen food paokages include microwave cookJne ln· structions, usually wrft. ten for blgb-power ovens. These instruc- tions abould be carefully followed. Most frozen foods need not be tha'tfed before cooking in a microwave . Cas~eroles, vegetables, breads, breU:fast rolls, eooki• and other pre-baked foods can be microwaved dtrectl)' from the frozen ready to-eat state. Large items may re. quire alternating beat i ng and "resting" periods, such as pro· vided by the defrost cy- cle. to equalize beat throughout the food This prevents ove,... cooking on the surface or edges of the food ~ef ore the inside is Jbawed and cooked. ~ VEGETABLES are an i.nlPortant r.•rt of our f1et, espec ally during VONS TOMATO KETCH<JP )JCJLK• J#S.. WISHBONE LO-CAL DRESSING tOIKl llO'TTl.l ITlll.W<Oll ICOO ~ .69 MIN<JTE MAID .89 ORANGE JOICE ll()(KZ CM f'JIOah .49 ~ 39 C.AUFORttlA AVOCADOS ll'CH" ,,... 1¥'11._111\U le bolldays when we nd to overindulge in heavy" foods. In the lnter ••aaoa, when esh varieties are more limi&ed, frozen summer -tegetables can be i)-ougbt to the table with 'Jmost-fresb flavor and color with the use or a !Oicrowave. Add very l(tUe or no moisture to Ole frozen IO ·ounce J}ackage, cover and q)lcrowave on high for 4bout five minutes. Test ~r ~esired doneness. ~1 r. and. l! needed. cook ,_,st a minute or two WILDERNESS APPLE JOICE 41>-0<Kl CM 39 ,~UIT ~.29 l~nger • • Here are some basic ~les for preparing " lMJick microwave meal ujing frozen foods: • 1. Prepare the dessert il advance and set it a,Jide. If it ls to be s'rved hot, heat just prior to serving. Z. Meat and casserole d~bes hold heat well a~d can be reheated sue· c1ssfuJly. Cook r ight after the dessert and re· Mat. ii necessary .!'J. Eggs, fish and cieese dishes cook -• ~asy I Dessert ~ J"M•N NEC'l'UINE KABOBS •When ~ don't want t& •pend houn in the ,tj t o b e ll , 1 I m p 1 )' aJemate ~-I.Deb thick blm eube1 OD 1mall b mboo atewen wlth treab neeta~lne1, q rtered. Bra&b lilb~ th~ and broU, ·-CJDCe, Serre wttb aa4 JOUI' favorite • eta.bM. GROCERIES •"OUNO PACM(;l S 1'1'.." Flelschmann's Margarine 16-0<,... I ._,.., Ubbya PumpkJn :o<>Ou'<t c"" Bruces Cut Yams ~°"' Kerns Apricot Nectar 4l>OUl<l.CA" Treeswut Oran~ Juice ~~ l:~k~ FlJDng )~JNI MOU. Apptesauce 1 "°'-"'<l CM Stt!Wlrta Bluebenies ''~°"' Ubbys Chunk Fruit Mbc ~~coc:Jal J:;:a~OI ~OI ~ c;:~ Cfa:&m BrWMllc ~~ ~ ~~~., .79 .37 .69 .35 .35 .77 .95 .65 .69 .89 111 .59 A9 .59 .57 .53 32a 169 ]37 .64 .39 .76 147 .55 -----~ GROCERIES l•o.Kl oonu 69 Tropk:al Pancake Syrup • 'llO<JNO MG ~..!. Kai Kan Crunchy Bits t•~v.M • Kai Kan Bed Stew 159 J62 .36 839 ~9U"IC~,0TlU. HV"'OOl'< K<. >'I 2s2 WISk uquld ~tergent "' FROZEN FOODS HAI.I ~ t;>!QCJ"! ~ r .-..'IHIOI' ,...,.,ro }69 Jene;yrnmid lc:t Cl'tAUn 'VI~ •W~ Vons Cob Com 110UNCE~ Seneca Qnipe Juke 109 .85 .69 ~~Flsh&Chipa 135 175 .99 .34 ~~l\SSTI)Yl\llCTCS 25 Jlmfa Bunlos • PRODUCE ~~Celery ~ .29 r::,.~ l&.49 g..~Nll!O UI .29 ~.WO l&.49 ~~pc;: 3~.99 ~1:4 · Lt. .39 -~ FA299 BIO FAMILY PACK SAVINO BEEF CHUCK STEAKS ,..,,.,..,.... lt"'tA ... tw.J'U .... CENTER CUT BEEF ROASTS .-..-. 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I• ·--------------· ~-----------------------· ·-------------· •I .,., ef.J"I '~'' I• ii PIU.SBORYOR{~glfltll'! 11 BAl..1ARD BISCUITS I a 'I •\QrQ I' I ,~ ....... _, ._._ .....,._,..._._.._.,,,,...... t II .. ••D• I.,.,... ........... ,.,...,,. ..... -· I' ~ ............... ~,_j~ ........... " ·-------------! , ___ ..._ __________________ _ JEU.O .39 DIAL .35 VOHS .99 ASSORlE> &Ant fl.AVORF<JL GELATIN BAR MAYONNAISE 6-0lKtPKIW.A ~-/,)()&IQ ~lU> flA"°"' ~COU)lll - PO POV 699 VODKA '80-PROOF I 7'Ll'IJI SCORESBY 998 SCOTCH IMPORTED 1~nr11 MEATS T "8U l\r<i I!{ l I 0CJCJ< CU r 8ondess Fa~Stealu TMIU. l\l'tr, llUJ Boneless Stewing Beel 04UO' CUT SHOl.1 ~ UIJO Boneless Beef Ro.at (~11(.[T •Vll(Ul lB 149 lll 2°9 Lii 278 lll 2°9 UI 198 UI }79 199 Corned Bed Brtsket UI llOl llOU } 39 Jimmy 0.... Pork 5-uNge Lt UI 129 UI ]29 ~1F{;~dcka UI J 19 VONS BAKERY I l'()Ur.() fancy FNlt c.ke ~~ ~FNlc.ke ~C.,1un. UQ<JOR 325 139 250 .49 549 669 419 469 r;w-=:f&... 4a9 Qt:tw.:-:.... 289 ~ROM 299 wmAscaoDER98 =.. . R.C. OR .89 DIET RITE COLA 610-01 "° ll[l~ to< nu Hf.AL TH f, BEAUTY Xlll'<L !Ulll.-KL:. <JI ' Cotgate Toothpaste 41'>CJu."<.1. AOnlt Scope fll\outhwaah •Ol !llllAYlln !If.(; c."5C -f<' ,J';Qlf Sure~t ~~~"€'*~ Fide.er Womttl s ~ 24-0U'Q ~""'°' John.on I a.by Powder ~ rc:;:.."44-0 .82 211 }99 }29 129 }19 259 }57 0t• 4'IR<ll.NIA .89 BEEF AW"f KS l °"'l ~ .... """" .,, ... ,., JERSEYMAJD .79 SOOR CREAM V~t ("Tl'iilfl• •&Ol""-l t,.._,..r<r DELI CA TESS EN ~,,,II\......._ *"'"'t.A' Vona Beet~ "'~tf• t\JIW.A\Jllilll,.\),)l\f Vons Beet s.amJ '"'-)l (. l"'-""""'~()"1 f\Jll ""-'"'' , .. Vons Pot.to SaJad ! {°"'°-IW)W)t. Hebrew National Franks }09 .89 .63 .19 .75 .59 209 .. . : ' ONCE YOV RAVE prepared the 1coreboard. keepin& track ol your retund 1avinp lt HI)'. Just jot down on your scoreboard the amoUPt of each refund H you receive tt. When you receive• certificate for a rree prod· uct, jot down It.a eaUmated value. For cub-off coupons, you bave to re· member to write your savinp down on your regiater tape. Transfer the total to the scoreboard when you get home from the supennaricd. Fi.rurtn& your savln1s from supermarket special! ls a UtU~ harder and may requJre a bit of arithmetic. 1 recommend writing down an estimate of your savln&S next to each supermarket special on your sbopprng list. WHEN I SAVED Z3 CENTS a pound on a cir.a pound ctucken, for example, r esllmated my savings at $1 That was clo~e enough for my purposes When you are finished :,hopping, total up these sav 1n~~ and mark them on your D a SVPBSllAl\&&T PPR -J have a suaeetlon tlaat may bo Important to IOUH ~ your readen: If y1)IU UYI a HDlor dU1en at home, why not let h1m or ber belp you wlth your coupoalo1 and ref\mdblif My father WIS alwa11 a c:ooadeaUOUI sbopper. Al he 1ot on tn years, I 1Sked blm to help rue collect coupons, retund fonm and proofa of pu.rebue. He did tJUs with a "al that was ex· traordinary. He found many off en that I aure· Jy would have mlaaed. He wa alway• de· U1hted when J showed him bow mucb I bad saved with them. His belpina oul was a favor to me because I worked and didn't have much r~ tlme. He continued doln1 Lh1a for me until he died this year at age 81 . -MRS. H.L , BROOKLYN, N.Y. DEAR MRS. H.L. -Some of Ute beat coaponera and ttfaodera are Uao.e wbo un't «et oat or aroud macb became ot a1e or dk· ablllty. They know lhe best rdad olfen and de-velop sources for all ldJlcb of forma, coupons and POP11. Anyone wbo can •et tbe kiDd of belp you did ls certainly fortanate. Giant Pinocchio represents some of the en· tertainment for the Christmas Candlelight Concert for whi c h Mrs. Edward COOMD&lld'JllAldlolll ............. wt.JI .... autlCmM dlOftl'"liMliile lcr 1111 -.ul CbJ11tnia.., ol tM Kanai'~=-=-mlU.. Ol lbe'.Ofage CoaD&J . e B«l«y • 10:• a.m. TueldaY. ~ u. iD U. Corona del Mar bom• o1· Mn. lfl~l C. MeNa111. IOVND Of' IWllC aL\PTA ~ t.be NftDGl't Rerbor Oulld of tla• Oraap eo.t1 lf..S. ent.r wW hold ftl tint Cbrtitma JuncfMO! at 11 a.m., Monday, Dec. u, tn Bll CIQOll CoaD· try Club. LAGVNA 88ACB RIGB &alOOL Cbonw wflJ entertam 8t die n.day 1 Dee. ' IDMtl,., of Pa· Ucnee WrtOt WSJW °' U. Dea...,.. ot tbe Amert.can a.voiuuoo. ln tbt BIMl Lquna, NEWPO&I Cll8l8l'IAN W'omDrl <M19 1'ill bold a Qu1.ltm.u luncheon and tar fablaa lbott •t 11:'5 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. JJ. iD ua. AirportAl!r bm. Baervetiom: MUdre4, -.JOA. A BOUD&Y 8MO&GASBOaD to beMftt tbe Women'• TnnatUonal Llvtaa Cea&er II betns planned by Church Women lfnlted. at St. llark Preabyt.erie Church, Newport Beada from U a .m . to 1:30 p.m. P'rtday, Dec. 1. RelervaUom: 988-Aet or 552·9362. .,..., ...... ~._ Schumacher. center. i.s chairman. With her are Mrs. Paul Queyrel. left. and Mrs . C GwozdzJowslo. nghl ' ---------~--------------~---~~----~---Edie Adams to Entertain 1 Chp out t•a<·h file and kN•p 1t with ~1m1lar ca~h off coupon~ bcvt'ra~e refund orrers wtth bcveretge coupons, for example. You can obtuin required refund form• at the supermarket. 1n newspapers and magazJnes, and from trading with friends, do not wnte to manufac·turt-rs for them. And watch for our once-a month special lastings of refund forms to write for. Offers arc subJect to manulac· turerb' geographical hm1t.s and l~al laws. Allow six to eight weeka to receive each re· tun d .) Supermarket Shopper run a Wednesday and Sunday In the DaJly Pilot. proli?ram '4111 eth11 1n e lud e lht JOO voice Orange County Muster Chorale conducted by Dr. Maurice Allard Carmen Dragon, con ductmg the California Pops orchestra. rnU'11ca l corned,-atar Edie Adams. the California Boy1 Chorus, the Suzuki Strlnes and the Tony Dragon 15 makinc bis urban puppets, will sixth appearance as con· hi&hllgbt the sixth ductor of tht> Chnstma.s a n n u a I Cb r I al m as CandlelJCht Concert He Candlelight Concert, a ts conductor of the Glen Delinquency Commission Sets Film Festival be e(it for the Orange dale symphony or 0 chestra and hat servf!d County Music Cente r in that capacity for 17 The benefit will be years The films "Scared Straight," "Angel Death" and "Teen-age Father" are among works to be shown during a film festJval Satur· day nm by the Orange County Oehnquency Prevention Comm1ss1on Showinp, beginning at 9 a.m. will be In the Board of Superviaon' Hearing Room, 10 Civic Cent.er Plaza. Santa Ana. Ad.misaion ls free. For infonnatloo, call 834-7026. held Dec. 16 in the Edie Adams 11 best Grand Ballroom of the known for her Jooc run· Disneyland Hotel In ning cigar commercial Anaheim. but she bas an extenslv~ Accordlne to Mrs. record or Broadway Edward Schumacher. hlta. mcludinf ··won- benefll chairman, the derful Town" and "Lil Abner" for which she ( ] SINGLES GOUR•ET DINING CLUB will have a boUday buff et featurl.nC Northern European cul.aloe Tuesday, Dec. 11, In Newport Beach. In formation: 631·5133. SELF CENTEa will bolt an evenine of dinln1 and dancing In West Hollywood at 7 p.m. Satur day. De<:. 8. Also. the cent.er la 1ponsortn1 a dis· cusslon on "Dealing with Lonellnea" at 1 p m Monday. Dec 10, In the City of Oran1e. Both proerams are sponsored by the Gay Services DivlJlion of the center. lnfonnaUon: Bob, at 99'7·9600. ADVANCED DEGaEP..8 LTD. will bold a wine and cheele aod.al at 8 p .m . Saturday, Dec. I , at the Garden Grove Community Center. Inform•· tJon : 771.al8. won a Tony award. The California Boys choir Is comp()Sed of 30 boys agf!d 9 through 16 Now ln their l2t.b year. tber have performed with many r.y mphony orchestras incluchng the Loa Angeles Pbllharmoruc. The Oran&e County Master Chorale ia ln iU 24th aeason Their veraatlltly h dem · onatrated by the fact that on the day of tbe concert they wUI open the Rama tootball same ln tbe Loa An1•lea Coliseum. 1tn1tn1 the NaUoa.al Anthem. The Sus:uJd Strtno are affiliated wttb the Tor· ranee Ualfled School A great gift Ideal Chootf from the. leading brand nam.,: CA•TIE•'8 will have a TGIF party ate p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, in Santa Ana. Information: Tit· tany, at Ml..ot81. Buclll• • Coluab•Mtaena •·a.net• SplnMltD Rue CnftlN ti.I.-. more. ----....... BALBOA SID CUIB la •POOIOrini a aid trip to llam~ o.e. T•t. A1IO &be club will bave a TOJF panr at e p.m. Frida,, Dec. 7, at Blacll:beard'• .,..want ln Newport Beads. ID· formation: WQDt, at"5-1'18. - . .... Halbor Utes .... ...,..,w...., ......... ""' e... ..... D1str1<."t Forty ch1ldnm. the occasion by Coin· a~<·s ~ through 10. v.111 lruu Ltd. pt>rfonn t.Slder tM dJrec fo·or reservation and lion of Camilla Wtlsoo lick~ mformaUoD. call The menu for the dln· the lfmic Center office. ner will feature Meloa 2700 N. llaln St., Santa Cointreau and Fondue Ana, 834-0455. Ticket Cointreau. using recipes donation.a ranae from espec1aJly developed for S40·S100. Beauty Pageant Seeks Entrants '• .. Applicatiom a~ be101 ta.ten for tbe Miu , • Loni 8e8cb Grand Prix Beauty PaaeanL Entry fonn.1 for the preliminary judlinl oo • Saturday. Jan. 5 are avu.lable at lhe Loa1 Beach Chamber ol Commerce, 50 Oceancate Plua, Looi Beach. Appllcanu muat be atnale and at lea.at 18 years old Pageantry ftnala will be held Jan. 25. in the Center '!beater, Lon1 Beach ·• lu. ln put years. we plan to stresa locaJ Ul· volvement lo our ~ru1tin1 dnve Cor Pa1eant. • contestants," aays Phil Tondreault, vice· president ol paeeantry for the Committee ot 300. a non·proltt, volunteer orcaniutioa that plana t-vent.a surroundin& the Long Beach Grand Prix formula l Auto Race event.a. Further details are available by calllnl ( 213) 435-1251. Club Calndar rwu each Wtdnelda11 1" tM Daal11 PUol Giid coiitama ftOttecl of women'• and HTvace club n'Wttno• and •vnl• opn co the public Jor tlw /oUowf"fl 10ed. &estd MUcet Co Club ~. DaUJ P'Uol. P.O Boz UIO, Coda Meao, CA nnt. I~ pr lllOJM THE •Sculsmncl Nelli ••ettlCUf'M •Ptdlant •Alotwre OlllmetlCI • lrtdlvt«lef Lalhll Applied and plto•H """'ber. Notlcca mu.I ~ '" Ot&r "°""' ... '°"*' ... ad•'" vonce ol Oft twld. To H(/Wlt 0 pfo , torite or coll IJw ,...,.,.. DeportMUI. 141·'121 ' btt~•111 J astd S p. Photo r•q••••• o ltoftor.a Oft o ~ ~ bU bam. '" FEATURING Perfect Gift: _,,I I A M1W UNTA -:=... 8ut.a Claus reqUU. mote • Marty .. Ho, Hot Ho." u Jim Godf'r1, an Albuquer· q , N. ll. elerk learm durtiia claaaff for new Saotaa. lnatructor Cbartoue llattbewl ahowl Godfry bow to arra.nae bit beard and hairdo Fire Hydrants How Many Elma? DALLAS CAP> -Thia year'a crop ot leuen to Sama Claus include laqulattbe lnterrop· tionl, Dlalative pleu od wvnmo "'duler. Some 8ltl ol toy• tbey want are allO ukiq for some amwerw. DENV&ll (AP) -Tbe Board of Water Comm•.._.. ia otferiq what it aaya la tbe perfect a.rtltma lift .. for that special penoD who ha~·· -ft.re hydrant.I "How many elf• 1• sot! And bow much do you we.lab!'' inquired Beaa HanU ol Dallu lD a a.tt.-reclAnd at the U.S. PoatOftlc:ebere. The water board is Hllinl 2Z surplus ~dranta. ''All ~. althoucb inoperable. ban a aood estenaa1 appearance and would make Ulliqm~ pieea few tbe den or recrea- tion roam,•• the water board a&ld ln a DeW9 releue S.turdaJ. ''How small are your elft! Wbatf ln the word do you eat? II there realb' a 'Kn. Santa Cla1&N'! Bow loGI ii your IWPT Bow bis ii yow-baa? Do you really watch tllroq.b a anowball! Well, anyway, have Cun." Tbe water board aJso su11ested tbe bydranta u Sifta for tbe family doc. Jlmcanne Norman of Irvine wrote: "I have been really 1ood and I want to tell you what I want for Christmas. I don't want to bars ln eo faat but I'm so anxioua to tell you what l want OK let me tell you. A TEN SPEED Ob pleue glve me one I'll get down oo my lmeea, but please Clve me one. Ob if you do ob pleue do ,ive me GDe thal'a fit for an etcht lD ba.lf years Television Out, Corwersation In SEATI'LE (AP) -TeleYllicm ii out at M- year-Gld Clod)de Schudle'I tavwn. but CCIDt'Wh· tJoa•IL old lid.'' . Gerald Ada.ml of Dallas wrote: ••1 hope you and your reindeen don't set caueht by tome space men and they take you for alavery 1f they do some body will come and save you and they wtll brinl you back to earth and Miss Santa will take you back to the North Pole and 1 ~ it wlll not happen Apln." ••PelJPa don't talk to people anymore," MJS "TiWe" u lbe'• known to patrons of Schudie'• Tavern. ''The retU}an, tbe boys wbo come in after WOl"k hen. they talk, and I liaten and talk. Wedon'tneedteleviliooorthebuslneu." lln. Sebudie, who likes to be called "llom," hat.a TV-especially Monday Nieht Football. ''I just can't take It, that tb1ng blartn, at me all day,'• abe uys. •·Bunch of guitar players and football players. I Just won 't have cme ol tboM lD here. If they're cominl ln ~ for my televlaion. tbeD I dm't •ant I.hem around.'' l/ IOll how mi item /or HapperWt(la, wnd it to Judith ()lam at Uw Daa'r Pilot, p 0. 8o% 191, Coda Me.a, CA naf. or call lwr at fO.GZJ. HapjA'°"1fl• ,,... .wrv ~- ( Boroseope J TBUUDAY, DEC. & BJ SYDNEY OJIAaa A&ID Olar. Zl·Apr. lt): Em· pbuls on properly, bute eaacema, dealln&• with older lndlvldual, eatablisbiq terrttorlal claima. You fulfill bl1-atandin1 obUeat.lOG. TAVSlJS (APR. 20-May 20): Ideas sparkle, you get result.a which verify that you have talent and a!lo seme pWae ol public. Short trip, fresh COD· cepta, new contact.a, special rela- tionabip-tbeN dominate scenario. GEIONI (May 21·June 20): Hunch can lead to pT'Ogl"eSll, profit. Teach, learn, consolidate forces. Cancer. Capricorn, Aquarius persona figure prominently. C~CEa (Jt.me 21-July 22): Valid reason exists for celebration. Horbona expand, judgment and hunches are on target. Be direct. con- fident, attend social function. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22): Start dialosue wtlh one behind the scenes. You can replace rear, doubt wltb con· fidence. Key is to take first at.ep, to state poaltioo in frank. unassuming manner. v1aGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Rela· tlonabtp l• tntensifled. Creative capabtlltles surae to forefront. Gemini. Ubra natives ficure prom· ineotly. Accent on wishes, friendlldp, dividend.I reaultinl from career. balln-1 efforta. LDJU (Sept. 23--0ct. 22>: Em· pbuls oo domestic 8'\justment. eom· Inc to tenna wtth familr member whose views do not parallel your own. Clvlc efforts, honors are sPOtllabUd. -8CO&PIO (Od. 23·Nov. Zll : Perceive potential; see beyood the immediate. Steer away from wiabful th.takiaa -take nothinl for sranted. Define terms, check records, files. SAGrM'ABJUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 2U : Not.blna occun beUway -dig deep, reject the superficial. Capricorn, Cancer natives play significant roles Money, legal documents, marriage proposal -theae a re part of powerful scenario. CAPRICORN CDec. 22-Jan. 19) Fi.nilb rather than begin project - tle looee ends, be aware of legal rlgbts, permission•. Aries, Libra penom neure m acenarto. Acceot on cooperative efforts, 1peelal •tree· ments, an "emoUooal truce." AQUA&IUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): New approach to work procedures brings desired results. ~fuou are attract. ed to will do som & "very nice" for you. Leo figurea in scenario. Pl8CE8 <Feb. U..Mar. 20): Good Moon aspect coincides now with creative endeavon, 1tyle, children and romance. You could "wake up" with answers. You are 1oi.ne in ri&ht diredion.f Alice: Dua AIClf LAlfDDI: I'• ,_.., wny ~.' .............. ol .... CNle ... of· llMlft. Aatuill1, 0 eo14 ~)I" II Juat a harm· ... IC''*aboUt1MCii:tJtf1 • JIG4ll\ ..... to ........ the Id.di .... ..... ,red .., .... _ .... ,..,i .... ,... lddl .. u. ____ , ......... wb ta. ....... '-for aMUr ..... it .. -udn, doae.-a .... atJuDortoana'•' roUbeaL Mat. aJdl know I am barmlal. lt'1 tbei.r pa.NDt.I lbal m..U 11M out to M IOllM kW f/l a momter. I would like to ... )'OU print Udt lA J0V colwna, ADD. -SINCEBELY~ClOOPZa Da& ALICS ~D: ft-* ,_ ,_ •• u .. .._ ____ '1a.wwlaMMC1JSb0 a te,h--.IW1rc ,..-., ... ,_.. .. ...._ Y• aa all »'-1 If,_.-a., Alce, lcallll ... ............ .0 ..... -a~M& ~ ,, .............. ' ........... ... ........... .,. ... ., .............. . ca•-,..,-ptthde• __ ._ la Cllkap ........ ,..,. ...... ~ .... , ...... <ca..r. • ..._.ea&.a T• Mw .. ,_ p-. w neetUM•~ ~ .,_,.,. ...... ,_•re .. llMlc ,.., ... , Alee .•• I Jmt .... ,_.4 deaa 111 J..Ued. llere'a•l6erieael'•dlle .... ~I ................. _....., .. ,.. ....... ••• b ........ ANN LANDERS: I refuse to call JOU "dear" became you have e:riUcbed tbe lyrtea to rock '11• niD. lt lla't oae blt dirt1. 1t•1 tbe way peo. p1e ot um pneradaa think and talk. Anyone who ~ ~ fUthy ln rock 'n' roU lyrics must have a poll mind. Some rock 'n • roll aooaa have a beautiful pblla.opby. They t.ell about beinS 1ood to animal& and oetpbon and friends and even parent.a eel broeben and listen. If you want to so aft.er the real rutb that people are booked on. take a look at tbe eoap opttU. That's YOUR 1eneraticln. not oura I bet you'll oewr print tb.is. -A FORMER FAN DEA& POUEa: Y• a.e. llead-. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I WU ddlsbted to see a letter-ln a rettnt column coml!atntns about the filthy lyrics ln rock music. ut wtly slop there? Have you liltened to tbe lyrics ol today·s CCMmtry mule? Since readin& that letter l have liateoed to our 1oc&l country 1tatloo for an hour oc ao. Han you paid any attention to tbe lyrics ol "Good Tbinga.'' "I Can't Wait," "Put Your Clothes On Girl," "I Talk ln My SlffP," "Behind Cio.ed Doon"? Add to that, "Gotta Have Some Hot Stuff." Our probJebr ~ not our youac people, it.'• the adult.a. And topptn& tbe problem are the soocwrtten and promoters ol tb.is trub. Tbe man wa no fool wbo •a.id. "I'd rather write America's songs than make her laws." He knew where the real power of lnfh.M!ftce was. -YES, I'VE HEARDTilOSE LYRICS! DEA& YBS: TU.ab,_ yeert99...U. I .u.u...-...._1t&e*weeb•rc1011• .. aa.e allP'1 ~ ftea net "a'nll fua. I aa la •IUfle•&Ue•U.IMenfll4 1PJ•lllk. Df;AB ANN LAHDSRS: O.C. _. tM MUOD ol "wurtb_y ~ .. II upon 111 and I am delqed with stuff l d.1d -order, camaat.... • and do not want. I haw ...tved key ebalDI, Mdl:del, bow of •taUooerJ' reUliaua artieM, r,::,;~ ed ~ lteml (with lll1 ). OU would not believe the Junk that hu come to tbia bouH. Some ol tbe mereb•ndiM eantea a price t•&· Other Items have come with a na&e AJiq. "Send what you can afford." I've~ told that once you set on a sucker lilt~you can oner eet olf beeause ooe outftt Mila ltl lilt ol names to another. It's endless. J am tired ol paJiA1 poaaae to MDd b9ek items I did not order. A woman I .-ort with says I am under no obU1aUoa to retunl ao-ythiq. Wbat aboul it, Ann? -SUPER YOKEL DEA& 8.Y.: Yoa are ...att M .... ..._ .. retua mel'dudiae yoa dJd 90t ... r. ,..,... It "'· DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will you pleue settle an arsument between me and my Mom., Mom aays pot·smoklo1 leada to ualng hardu drugs. f say th.ia ls crazy. What's the real story 7 BATTLING IT OUT I N BEAUMONT DEA& M'ITUNG: I do lllM bdleve pot- , ..... ~ .. llarder ....._ MaaJ peeple wt.o a.-e pus are _. lll&erested la e•· pert•ndal wttla aeld, aqel-'at, cocable, t.erola w ~ ebe. Ba, Ill nery s&ady U.at I lilne ~. die ovenrW•la& •ajortty of llanl-4rlla men a.aid UaeJ ...W wt&11 pot. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Me writiDC to Ann Landers. What a laugh' But the problem isn't very funny. . J wem. wilb "Hank" for ~ years We re not kids Cbotb 30). We talked over all tbe ttungs we t.hou&hl we~ important before we bad a big Catbohc wedding I have 11x rueces and seven nephews and rm cruy about luds. "Kan.It" aa.sd be wanted at leut four. We've been marned two years and I'm dy-ltl-to at.art a family. "Hank" bu cban1ed his rhlnd. Cb11dreo make tum nervous all of a sud- den 1wantababy110 bad I can't stand it. My ata.- ter ta PftCD8Dl with her third. and wbea l' m around her I f~l like bawlin.c What should I do7 HITCHED TO A STUBBORN OX DEA.a HITCHED: nt.e.. dlilll wltll die der&7maa .... perferae4 JMI' aarrta&e ~ere_,. I ... ,.-M1f,.. ea.a Uft a Ille el Het& , .......... ...-.e .. ~a-- a •llllll!l'llla&-ftlal .. ,_. a a I • 19.99 & 20.99 QUALICRA..,-•MO• •lORI• u-.CM191 •VIM FASHION ISLAND• Buena Pane C.nt8r • Cotta Mes&. South Coast Plaza• Hunttnoton Center Laguna Hiit. Man • Mall of Orange •Orange, Th• City ~tu.a South • Wettmtnater Mau. • M on V'-JO Mall • . . .. .. . .. Wher else but at Oemc:o can y<>u nnd m thing for •everyone ft>r und r the tree, llke delldoua fresh fruit end / dell kets, meke to your ord r. end ta low. membership price • Teke your pick of quality-bond d me ts end Orad A 1 poultry from our complete membership supermarket. Oive t • • l . . i l . I j I • t Gemco Gift Certlflcate end let someone In on Qemco's great member hip food values! Membership shopping means hassle-free holidays! GEMCO SAVES YOU MONEY AND MILES. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL; CHRISTMAS. Fresh Meat CROSS RIB ROAST llONfU~eoru.D8El:.F CHOCK ....... .. ••. LB 1.89 ~~t~~~~D-~.1~ .. ~?A~! .10 1.94 ~,~,L~~~fl~~~!:,.ROAST,,i 1.97 ~~~~!.IP ~OAST .1n 2.48 ~~~~!MO ............... L.9 1.97 ~~~~.~.~~.~~~.-~~~1.27 ~~~~<tt~f ~~~ .. ~.·-~.-~:.~.~ 10 1.97 ~i:~?!!~u~,T~~~~M~t Ltt 1 .. 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A«-' 13000 s 11 oo .,. • ... 2C1' :M" =-'IO.ll ~o "tUO OOl*9C-. --f°""'81 . --- 2350 Newport Blvd. • Costa Meaa 831-43'8 \ ~ \l I ' I t I ~ f . f I I \t 'I I f • • •• • , , •• 'l'tl•f ,. .• r: Q(,Q THll u 1 J 'I 1'1 . , ......... 8xl0 Color Poa II alt ....., .... ,_ .. Shw I Maldetll Pldography 1113 .... ,..,. .... c:.... ..... c.1• " 9 9 1 645-6800 Season'& Greetjng1 from JINTIQUEJ\?W 2426 -2428 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA ~Give a Treasure that will~ ... always bring Pleasure ··• 7 Unique Shops •/2 PRICE SPECIALS! , ...... .," ...... ,..w,.w..,....,.,_. ........ ,.. ... MOW 19• 4tt~111& .._ •••••••••••.•• ,.. ,,.. MOW 10- tr..._ w,...,.. c-. ............. MOW 3r ~··SANTA ~~ CLAUS would like '° vtelt ~home Ot pertv. c.11 tor 8PCJt. 963-1561 * Looking tot the unutual? Put 90n18 MAGIC In yC>Ur holldsv Plf1Y Call ,.., .. 0 t "' tU.INI ANTl9UE DOLLS ,~ ........... Baby Bv&-10 s to 221n ball & JOtnl dolls 642-1460 $tJH.$6 o/ ~~/'; s(MtjN~ Invites you to Christmas shop with us! Drop In for coffee and browse through our large selection of American & English oak antlques~lso we have a beautiful llne of gift Items and Hummel's. ()pMI 7 clap Mon-Slit 104 Sun 12-$ 18960 Brookhurst (at Gertleld) Fountain Valley 962-3202 *GIFTS* BeauWully Engraved Pewter Silver & Armetale We invtte you to att our lovely aelect100 of gift.a fer all OCC8lllOOS -baby tbinp,charma & jewelry items. weddings , birthdays, an · rnversa.nea. etc. NOACK TROPHY 646.3141 170 E. 17th St. llW QiaU Mesa Across from Von '1 Shoppin1 Cent.er GAG GIFTS lor Ofhce Parties The Boss Adult Pat11es Also Santa Su1ls & Santa Helper Costumes S1oc11rno Sluften WONDBUMD of FUN 690 w. ' .. a.. C..M. 64M02J CHRISTMAS PIANO SPECIALS ....... qffh Vi.art our a6op ~D.o.ist m> Ham.tlton, H 8. 111>-lW WI HAYI MANY UN19U1 OMI Of A IJHD AMT10UIS MINl·il~ZllR Victorian Fainting Cooch Cuatom designed Tiger Oax wine Ml"4t' w/buffet Contemporary er... Primitive pine ~oeene lampe.docb Roll Tep Deska CIOW-S MIST AMllOUES IOI N. 8 C I r a.ii Corner Pallz.da. SWt Oemente 491-6242 11,\ Yt~IU~ST U\tl'Oll 4 HtlJ HOUDAY SHOPPING at 8AYCREST UOUOA end OEU CASI DtlCOUMT ll'ICIAl OUt..., 10. dllOOufJt on one (1) Cll9 Pladl••• i. befno .....,. eo on.~ cU110m1N two <2) « ~ .-.. ll'Mi. OWll OUI COIT + TAI. n.. i.,.at S.lecf ..... -DOU MOUSES & MIMIATVHS IN OUMGl COUNTf --.Jf.--,. 64S-3261 ~-·~2 1•L/ GIFTS OF WOOD L c!si(us .75-0880 ~ fLY W1..,..Jy o~ ~ 0 HOT AIR~ BALLOOI q RIDE f}J A I R SPICtAl GIFT CanACATIS 2940Grocea... u.tf A Costa Mn.a (7' 41 549·ff22 25% ., ·COUPON Aa ow a.rt.I tlft le ,_ • • • ......... c1 .. 11 hr 2141'. elff -· .. _ tD f I .. ..._ ..... ,. ........... , .. Ct ...... ... s.i19. llllJlq. .. Cc••• • Jewelry by R-=-r ............. C.-..._CA • 645-5160 . Antiques WISE CHOICE ConsiJmment Shop S29~aln StreM Huntington BMch. Ca. 82848 ·(714) 9eCM333 Tua-sat. 10:0CM:30 SAL TY $1FTS FOR YOUR SAILOR MAM Heutlcal clock I Olftw•r• manutecturer• vHrly ChMtmM lale. 8rlnQ C>feMUre to your man with the touch of the a... Oodcl. wall deeor. tw.. & Jew91rv S.•w., "I , 'u lllt ........... ............ 64Z.7'44 tJ·cma:.50M CLOV& .... M.•c.-119 .... s.a , Unuau&f Freeh F~ & Decorations For Chnstrou 1 of a Kind Glh Items 7 days week Free Delivery 492~1 J.w1•d IWcorw Gourmet coffees. teas. candies & gifts 10% oft on all coffees thru Dec. 3 1st Gitt uaortmenta available I SS I 11• .... w-c-... ·~ '"""'° LAYAWAY TC>UallCYCU MOWllll hrClll• ........ ,., ~ ......... ......... MISSI~ CYCl..ERY 27672 GO'M1 Vly F\wy Mi~MOn Viep. Ca. "9S-Sn1 831-28&1 TashofHOMy ........ * 20% OFF* al Jmtqing Jacks Y• Satts '7J..MIJ 309 Menne Or. Balboa lal8nd Ct«ISTMAS 1ounqu1 H_.CNthd..._ Dec....,_.JCMPM Atlanta Ave at Lake St H.8 CllLDIEN'S CHRISTMU BOUTIQUE AD Mecm 80' II under' SATURDAY DECEllBEB ltb 2:10lo5PM m Muctowlal'k Drive Jlintlnaton Beach ,... ......... ¢1 ..... 0..,... CeMI DAILY PILOJ Q.ASSIPIED ADI y_c.-... a.~11• I._...,. o.w ......... ,, ....... -,.,,, .~ ' , ... o..-~ tOOJ '~~ lH[ RfAL , lti~:Jl [ST I\ I J:H S --- •N ltcl,"111 H. "I I , I '. I.' I I JI II ' , I I Dl SON •• ~j TH[ Rt:Al ~ EST AT£RS FD~CST C OLSON ··~-0 Se.Cd , ..... ~ motif. Be.cb. 2- "'· I 88 IDtl 1ue1t rm.&. I BA. Formal dlD. Hie hm Rm 2 "* ... iDd •1 belc:oay l«l'ace. .Uaume sue mo. at •~1' lot. It '•~~~~~~~~ ll'"L Mutt tee. Call -~BK&. IASTSIDICHAaM ----s tJ P ~nn.~! P E R ~a~8::' Jo.~ Old OJrooa del Mar' A.a MMa ·Thia .. u awm lit at 7.$'J Owner ~ 41:!"'l~:!" . wW CUTJ MCood or st'll '"' 011 c:ootract' Cozy 2 beam cl'lllo11 oew Bdrm-... wttb 3 Bdrm knchen wtlh aU bit tn ap uoit in beck. Both with pllanc. Located oo • aome bay views Call drt-p lot wtth alley ac Wtmlb Beam al87UOOO ~ 7:;u3UJ.'1C"e S138.9CIO llActt tMYHToas 11 UMTS-MJS.000 C: SELECT Walk t.o 11.1.rl -v1ew1 T'PROPERTIES 'AllCUDOCOMDOS summer and w1oter ---- 2,3 Ir 4 Br. wttb pool, rent1 . Need• 1ome1--------Jacuul 6 1auoa . maint Panora m le coaata I Sborelilw Aasoc viewa, In beautiful San lnvt!Slm~t OIVlaloo A l>lws1on of Jlorbor lnvt..,lmt>nt Co Dteto Startln~ at $46,900 1$48 22182 With only S'A. dn l l 875 • - l!Urest Take advanla&e U you want your advertia rl grand opening pn~. inic meu11g" to reach u {hey woo't laat &ti~ mure peuph· el lo wer c1ficeopen JOAM to duak cost, Cla1t111hcd h1 the 3546 Del Sol Bl, San way to go' Call Now' GOLi COUISI VU Great S.ck Bay location 21tory, 5 BR. 3ba, 2 faml ly rooms. Perfect for the big family Alsume ex· iatina loan and au lbe owner to belp finance the rest sus.ooo Die&o 7H /680·4W9 NU 6425678 1~~~~~~~~1 549-7\111 1- FUUHlULn 146-0114 MewWahtfeoatHo.. s BR 4 Ba, wa~rfroot bome w /17x38' pnvate dock. Prlced at $1.096.000 direct from "'-ulder For ________ , detalll aod •wt w lee TOWHHOMIS Um home, call Carol _,DUPUXIS _.w_r_,831_~ __ _ Sl7,500&~ In Yreu. Calif s ml from tba Klaimtb Rlver, 15 ml from Ore100 border. Ca II collect C9UI >842·3737 or local n4/821U091 1Ur' C1Mldfted Ad ACTION Call a De.Uy Pilot AD VlSOR 142 S671 Find what you want ln Dlllly PUol Clq111f1~ _ -=======~ mecneb I Irvine realty A IUBllDtAAV OF THE IRvtNE COMPANY CUITOMll Approx. 4000 sq. ft. overlookin1 bay, ocean & 1parkllng city llabta ! A true one-of-a -kind offering w I fantasli~f:.~rmet kitchen to make ente 1 a dream come true. 4 apacloua BRS -elegant Uvln~ rm & formal dinlnJ. Fee land. Amy Broow 752-1414. (Q-77). (Q-17) M2-IAJ '44~100 901 C>o11e r Or111e Hertior View Cenw lrvl,,. at C:.mpus Val,.y C.nter 752-1414 COUllllY ESTATE-VIEW MIW ............... _.,..._. ...., ....... ,.,. hit•• ~· ......................... .. ...... ....,., '-99 ......... .. ..,. ........ , .......... .... ,__..,,__..., ........ .... ............ at.IM4 ...... ,... .... . ...,_. ...... Zw4ll ... ,_ ... '•ran. OwHr wlll laelp 11 ...... .. , ..... ,,._,_ NEWPllT CEllTO-FIBll llCOI , I ,._.,.•salla•JW.JIMI. .... .. ...... ... .... .... .... w• ... a 4llrts ,..., All ,,..,. lit ,.... .... "'·c: ........ o...-wll _.... wfflta .... SHl,000. ·····- ........... ,....,., .............. WATEIFRONT HOMES, INC. IEA.L !STATE -,.:u.~...,. 611·1400 -810181 ILlllS ca. OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE tBii&l•MUM FAll!.OUS YllW On Almost .,... Acre Tbla Lars• ~•l•tl' Owerloob Newport Beacb Harbor Very Comforub&e Four Bedroom Hoene "1th All Olaa1 On Vl"° SI~ Jntr11Ulna TeTTllCed Roman Ga~ With BeauUful POol, F\repit & Barbttue Gr?•t t'or En~ruwil.n.I Call Por Appointment ® --....... _ .. '31-1800 ... ~ DllYI CLASSIFIED INDEX TtftlaY•M.Cll 642-5678 lmllfllSIU ·--,., IN ------·----.., -----... ·-... ,. ·-... ·-·--·-·-... ... , .. ------i-. -.. .. ._.. .,_ . ==---~ t..!:.. ===·~ .......,...,.,... .... ~"""·-\~ s~-r~ ...... •TS&IAllll ;!:"~";' s~- -i.... !r:4.:--· wmGITITill =. .. ._ ~['-4~ II:"~._. •. ~11--11 .... tt:I:! R:.;~ ._.,_Pon. AfTMW o-111 ~a- E$\I .... -. ,. .... .. ~l>n•M t::.t;: IUTOS,IMNITO ---------..,. ------------... --------... --sm ~ • •• -... --... -.. .... -- a-.i '"" ~ .. ._. ""' """" ""' ~-, .::: ~. .::: .... ~ E: . .. "" L-~ ..... ::.:Jj ~:~. ·.:··= ... ·.:·::·= , , •••• ,91G . . ....... .,. .. •• .. • ..... ,'719 · .. :. ···:;::::5 : ....... : .. :: .. !::'::·:, ............... .. ········· ...... , ................... .................... .... .. , ......... , .... . Au.te0H8 IUSTIC CDM HOt• NMda 11C 6 lmalf,nadon; 3 Bedroom + ftreplace, ranched fence 6 l'OMll. Owner AnJdoul. Call l73«550. CH LI 'UL COM DWLD Walk to beach le •bosMr; each 2 bedroom cotta1e baa wood-bumlnc fireplace and pallo! Owner will help finance. CaUnow67~. MIWPOllT IUB Expanded 3 bedroom and family room oo sprawling lot: red -bri c k wood burning hreplace. ha rdwood noon & private ch1ldrens playhouse. Owner wtll help finance. Only $139,900. Call 673 8550. IAMTA A* DUPlD 1109,000. VA Loan. $81,250. PITI is $751 at 91ho/t Each 2 bedroom, l'f" bath, fireplace and patio plus enclosed garage. CaJl 673-8550 I If you have a Dally Piiot Want Ad appearing tomorrow, pleaH cut out this recipe ... . , . You may not have time to cook. C.__.IOftl C.sserole 1 cup chopped onJon 1 cup diced celery 2 tablespoons butte,. or margerl~ 2 packages (10 oz. each) frozen chopped spinach, cOOked and drained ~ CUPS frfth bread crumbs 1h cup shredded Cheddar cheese 2 tablespoons light crNm 2 cans < 15 oz. uch) ~ fllred macaroni prOduct In meet wuce. 1 tabtesPOOn chopped green pepper for garnish Saute onion and celery In but- , ter. Add cooked, drained spinach, bread c,.umbs and cheese; stir, Spreed spin.ch mixture on bottom of beklng dish. Add light cream to can- nelloni and arrang6 on top of spinach. Garnish with chopped oreen peppe,.. Bake In 350• F oven for 2S minutes. Serves u . ~thlno along the Orange Coast surs up response llke our classlf leds. Whether you're sellf ng appllences or apperet, Suzuki• or Salukls, microscopes or microwaves Afghan hounds or Afghan ' blankets, only the Deity.Piiot serves up 350,000 deal-hungry readers, for SS.55 DAILY PILOT Eamlly Want Ads a une., z days, '5.55 142·5178 . •For onty ss.55 any prlv• P11f1Y may ptKe .., ed to Mii any M~-.. °'• ~ pr.operty eny two c11y1 n 1 row. -COU Of MIWPOIT nALTOn Hlll.C.-Mwy .. C.-.. .._. 671-1511 Cual-M .. °""t~ ... Iota rtmaloln1 to build tbe bome or 7our dream i.. Dtamallc viewa ot the oeean. Newport Harbor. Fashion l•l •nd A Newport B eactl. Localed among mJlUon dollar + residences. CaU for lnfonnation. Rt'dh dl ~~lk.ihy I 1.J, • l<l .111\ d i I 1u· l.t 1. l\l(J . ' . NIMI UDO ISLIPIOP. 3 bdrm , 2 bathl. IUDDY Soulh patJo; -eompletely remodeled. On 40 Ct lot Has aeparate 11pl above eara1e walh outs1dt), private entrance ln move in cond1t.wo ! Beil pnced propert.Y on Lido lale.$420,000 CJ Coldwe_ll Bank!~ IDCUTIVI MANOI Custom built 4 Br. 3 bath, with vaulted ceilings, dramatic fl.l"eplaces ; complete with pool & spa. Comer location in prestigious Dover Shores. $330,000 Fee r ....._ IN NEWPORT CENTER • 644-9060 ~ ~ Boots Are Best! Great Fashion Duo IOll wa TMI MIAIT °' OW caM ell not .11 • • • bu\ we•vt fCl a tripl•x ri lD _ mlddl ol Old Col'Clllla de Mar; a bloek to on co.it topway; a bl«k to the beach at I Corona; an ocean view 1rO 1 JNmtboui unit and a qu t Wll to fine .....taur&ntl from eftry walt. Property hu uro vacanc1 and lheN't room to improve the return. Atkil\I J t t.125.000 ....... ,.,.,, wlth low tntereat It payment• to qualilled buy~r. sm•-z~• 0.-.._.~M f27 ......... u1.1n>. .._nn, 2111 ., .. IJ,_.I t1 Ml:i ••••••••••••••••••••••• s ~~~KlU. 3 BDRM , 2 ba fixer , ________ , ..-.... OIL ......... • SJIOO per mo appU. to •·000 • S20.ooo dwn SIASCArl CONDO AEAL TORS•. &76 8000 1443 bn Coaat Htgbwtly, Cofont dtll Mat --w..;;-"85.0IO.MS-rin =-=-mo OwartAfl tllSAteYllACH 3 Bdrm. Super Famll.Y,._ ______ •I ....-... .,_ S".000 Home' Gounod ktkben. •• __,.... -..-5 Only 1 yr oew aod m top noor·to c:elhnl bnek ...WUSTIMG By owner 3 BR 2ba CODdrt.loo. an upiraded OPENSUN lOto• ~<® Cplc, separat• master ,,..___......._ w1ramdy rm oo qwel 2BIUb11poundfloorun Step• lo beach Ir autle, PricedToSeU,On· ~-uamwr cul de uc US.000 it w u wumable loan 288down~ =~ 2Br. lyllCM.OOO. C.U616-7l7l Th 11 CD M d up I ex 548-1544 at. ~4cz, ant Teon.aa. apa,1 ~~.._....~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"ii.,...~iilii.~ .. °'"" '" 9• , \ ,.,..., u .... 1 features ldentlcal 2 BR. pool aod clu~ Only 13 [(llUEll_ i.'~~fo! i='.~~:~~ ·~c~.,~ .. 12" Beach Realty o:s =-1 cnaUve rinanc1D& Allk ~/()pt ~able wtlarae .,HVESTOIS'' ~1225.000 Call Dano down Will carry 2nd Beach Duplex. 3 yrs old .Af,&-2l I I TD MS-3195 /Jn NILll :i/\ILL1 & .. A':>SUU/\ I l S IEAL ISTATI IXCIUIHCI SIHCI I t4t COMI WITH US ••• te LIDO. The onnb.ed 4bll ttrHt to 1treet lot, prob•ltly ••ht tllh npHdellll• l be•a°'•••dc.....,a... .... ._..-, H tt. l.a.d. SJH.000. Low maintenance ASS\JME38RTWNHSE Owner w/belp hnao IYOWHEI 1 Yr new C'Oodo Pull !~~~~~~~~· ce.Call~ llDUCID SIS,000 ~~ S91.SOO Anume Ca~ &· Company NEWPORT BEACH 759.0811 FOREST E OLSON .4 ..... THREE UTTUWORDS Pnce. llvab1hl). loca uoo You1l Jtct more an lh11i beautiful family Os.anrung 3 Bdrm COM lst T D 11t ll% house. with Oak noon. C>woer will carry se«MMI. Cormaldm.ln&.28a Nt:W s..nT1.84G-~-~- plwnbml( & 1&ppUanca --------on large cornt'r lot w/beauh.ful landscaping Alsume loan at 9~•·; nus IS II llteal I Only ~.000 760 1164. work 963-'1829 John SUPER DELUXE llllh .. Triplex 1100 sq ft ownttS wut + 2 Bdrms. 2 BallD. haJhly ~ Call ror t.nlo 64.S-9181 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S5000 , .... Doww.! Move ll\ now' T¥.ke 011t>r a.J.SUng ~ 3 br. 2 bCI J V CD 131-0800 WOODIRIDGI l Br UZ5.000 S Br SlA.000 uamne V"'r' ... '42--0112. 644-6887 YOU CAN'T IUTTHtS! Ort-Jn l 1v1n .: ~ Btdroom.-. I lldth mm muruty pool BBQ are.i. prage .. 11 for S7~.ooo IAYFROMT home w an xlnt floor ••••••••••••••••••••••• plJUl & super locauon 3 --------• dellght/ul bdrms wtlh a 1024 /Jn tilG(L 4 Br Granada 1n Th..- R.aoch tract JU»t rt' du,·ed $12 000 Call Ml 2129 • 1104 SI> <.:oasl lllw.a) 1n V1ll.i1te l'',ur 1...AGUNA liEALll We have several fme homes with pier & slip PEMlMSULA POIMT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. ramaly home. Close to ocean. $325,000 EL TORO HORSE COUMTaY 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths; ranch style. mini-estate in orange groves. $249.SOO :.eparate master swte. cozy Crplc, formal dtruag rm & wetbar Wont last ACT NOW Dtll 979-S370 ALLSTATE REALTORS RAREFIMD [}A lt E 't' e.. 1\558(1{,; (5 One story townhome. Ea.suade Costa Men 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. 'Naik to!~~~~~~~~~ map shoppin& and bus :1erv1ce Asking ooly SSS.000 Newly offered Appollttmeot only Call MO 1151 -.r.,#• HERITAGE 16.soodn No Qualifylnit' Jbr. w1frplc. oo a hU&e R2 lol 0 WC Ste>-2'T13 Undef' Sll>K 38r 2 car g.i r Big bk yrd Lg t'Vd J>"llO _Pnn only SlS-0211.~ MEWTo..,.HM Woodbnd&e Gl~n 497-2457 JBr ll,ba UPIJ'aded 1 _ uua.. ----W7 ~ Auumable ......--~ 1050 <:aJI 67~. 982-8750 ••••••••• •••••• •••••••• -LeuurP World. Gate 14 LOV t:LY Greentree Panora mu• \·1ew, 3rd home has privacy • C'loor, Villa Nuev.,. 2br more• 4 Br. 2i,.. ba. ettm Zba. ~!I A c art wallcoveranits • lpm BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR LETS BE 4 BR coodo nr Back Ba(. 1••------•I '95.000 Assumable n 9S7 .000 Call 64S-ll03 . • REALTORS npeneii Vl1d ce1l Iii • ----rrurror~ bookcn~' an Ml.,_. leoch 1069 ~ E {].'~ n~r''an ufR ·-WATY.NOHT•• 34 l Roy~1d1· lJriv" N B 67S 6161 SINGLES PAD PENINSULA POINT Waterfront. Spectacular $62 5001 view of Cbunel. 2 Stoey J • CREATIVE L~e assum;ible \ loans. low 1nl a vailable Home!> from Sl Ul.500 $675.000 2 Bdrm, l'i'ayr Condo. - Prime C M ar•a . w rgreal Assumabl• Loan al I I'< Ba lance tll0,000 , Pnn & Interest IUtLDAIU l·l Good locauon for apts Near shops Ir bus $225.000 ..._.O~lrT llALTY '7Ml70 at $ST3 mo Prtce 184.950 Agent, ask for Rita 548 2313 Or E\<U M2·Ul1. .. kttch, neutral ('010,.,, o·-EV thru-out Prof lndli\'P g VI'"'~ •iJlriUen. $121.700 Pnn ~ 2 + 3 bdrm un <mly S61M7767 1 ti. o n l b c b e a r h -Rematllable 1orome Ii Northwood Brand New 1avettment poteotaal 4br. auwnabh~ lo_. lD Rare c.omtt tot Call to ~-561-7* day to make 'your ap 6 Bdrm ma111aon. huge Almost new Northwood t'amtly room w1wet bar Condo' Full Price overlooks walt't i-:xollc 162..!IOO'' Young Sanglet. mast.er awt.e w/pnvat.e It Coup'-ty~ complex patio. boatshp too. bolta tem:us. oool. t pa, Owner anxious. Subaul bUhards. volleyball Ir Jasmine Creek Ba ye rest Unaversaty Park Wt.>t>tcl.JH w~ d.istaott to occ ,_________ ti h11th school 81~ J Bdrm. i Ba. euellent freeway acceu Contact Norm Pb1lhp1. Weat Coast Paeafac R . E • 1131 BIO S BEDROOM llNSlllCTON pc>1nlment lo pre\ 1ew ..., the h11lin.: u ffl\'C ... T1ll Big Canyon H arb o r Vaew Htlls offers. 646-7171 mare' Unit as up&raded 0<1N' q • 11 \•I.II'•' '"'"' 1 too Take advantage! [ 9 IHllJ "'1.!~ .... ~;·~ .... : . -----i[~UMHIL Sl'Yfil.ASS HIU -4~~~~~ BEST IUY YOUU LOVE THIS $50,00 less than neare<il ASSUMAILE AIANOOMED comparable home on the Ju 5 l w a I k 1nt 0 t he RUSTIC CdM HOfM hill. A well localt:d non warmth o( th.ls 2 BR con· Needs TLC &c lmagma· view 3 Bdrm Portsmouth do 111 u super area and lion. 3 Bdrm + f p Ir. M ~I Can· t I as I :.it faU an love. Frushly de ranched renc & roses $349,000c ... •• "'UICI< coraled & spacious As =Anxious Call .-..,. aumablc l~an Only , ,.1,, ,, v·, .• ., • ,1 •• 1 64 .. Ull A!~;~~;; [ ~ 11111 /Jn NIGEL (}AILEY &. J\SSUCIATES ---REALTORS llc6oa l.a-4 I 006 3 BR + POOL -------•••••••••••••• •• ••••••• --------BY OWNER Duplex Bo Roa I cbarmang 3Br. 2Ba 2 nus m. FIXER story home. 2 rrp1c11 Prime 3 Bdrm home an formal din rm. hardwood st.n1t.egtcally located Del Great poeslbillt.aea' Pen· Ors, lndTy rm Ad101nmg Cerro tract-Costa Mesa n 5 YI van 1 » Du t c h apt has open beamed We1l-ma1nta1ned home farmhouse 410 So t'atbedral cell.lngs. frplc. w/11ant Bonus rm wath Broadway. Santa Ana 28r. lBa SJH,500 -""••ft" pool /di Zooed OP FOi' more an -""""" ,..,.. ,....... W Vlnl f II ur_........., 673-3592 board and slide' Extra ormatJon ca storage aalore! .Much,~-~atrmoleodt 1011 much more!' Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl21UOO. WOW 1 ! Call To-21 SWIMMING POOL day: 752-1700 TUJ'AL PRIVACY <>'fl< Illy,,,\ IU'I HI" I * 3 BR CUSTOM HOM lo: [elMI .. =~ ';~;:1" macneb I Irvine realty A suea.DtARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY MIW HOMES! MIWPOIT IEACH Outstanding new residential development of WESTCLIFF GROVE. 29 executive homes adjacent to Dover Shores. Handsome exterior• -DramaUc floor plans. 2BR +dell, 3 & 'BR ... some w/llbr•rtea, family• formal dlDlng rma. Prices et.art at '340,000 Jncludlnl land I ... -2 Bdrm I Ba In lhaa highly upgraded -move Ul conditioo home Only till~. Hurry! : Contact Norm Phillips, West Coul Paclrit' R E . 831·2600 c:or.... .. ....-IOZZ DICOltA TottS DUAM nus buuUfully dttoral· ed condo near So Cout Plua f eat.utet 2 Bdrm. 2 batft. new carpel.I, wall coveranas. ceraauc l'loora and RV acceu A m1.11l to aee l''or m0tt ln formauon call 546-SlllO ~ ,.~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS APitoc•To eo...tHoMITo MnaV.,.. l 'n1quely dell 11!nt.'d .i bedroom home w1Lh ap· prox ~ .,q It Populur "ludd(>n 2 story ex tenor topped by a shUe roof Jo;.ntr). formal danaol(, farruly room. fu-eplatt Land.,caped lot with wrap aro und pallO Bnck BBQ with aeal1111t Woo I la.st' $147.900 C..11 S4(). J'ra) TRllaL. -· OAKGLEM 01sl1n ct1ve new 2 b(od.room. 21 a ba ron donu.ruum... $9'7 .990 ~1.8 Elden Ave, c; M 64.2 8734 101' ........................ MARIHITA Spectacular hilltop homes 201.2-3206 sq. n C1ole to Manna Selva Rd & Calle u Pnma vera SUlll,000 to 1245.000 831 l.';4(). 493-4006 Bldr -----NEWOUPLEX OCt:AN VlEW WA.UC TO BEACH $1115,000' Joan C. Agt 496-8492_ •MEW HOMES• Canyon Plua l'>t-velopment Corp l 1~•·117 ~ llliSumablt' Open House Fn 1sat • 5-Jn 11 AM to4 PM 25ll2 Via Pac1f1ca 714 661 8616 832-W80 UP> ..q l't of ocean view & city U&hts 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba presuge galore $154,900 Conuct Norm Ptulhpa. We.l Coast Pacafac R E 1131 an> ~ Walker 1; lee a..J&l&.le ---- In t.br DEAN& ff0M£S BeautH•I eaee•tn•• !lame ackafly locat.c! (M U C.l • NelfJ)Oll't Beach . ._ _______ _. and .U ma}Olr f l'ftWays Compld.ely up1radf'd Comm.wuty poot aod U'o DIS e H,\NC..H HI ,\ L r V ~1~' 1 LOOO A Retiree's Dream! R11thl Oft tht' 12th &r~·n 1n Rancho San Joaquin You'll hnd t.tus Sao Joaquin M~I with J pall06. aar cood1t1001nq and ~umplUOUlli UI> gndel. BIG CANYON ~ aotl counw --6800 sq ft 4 Lo 6 lkk'ml. 511'& bat.1\6 Pool 11-1 spa SI 395 000 THE STARNES CO. 640-5711 OCIAH VIEW!! Sitcnf1ce ! A.!lsume 9 6' • N1re • bd. J ba owe 2nd 1235.000 Patnck 631 l2tib REi\l.TORS ----- Fiur $5000 Doww Move tn now! Take ovt>r exisU.Oi loans 4 br. 2i>ll . chn nn JV Co 6.11-0900 •HO• * OUAUFYIMG * 0NL Y $10.000 dwn oQ 3lOO sq (t of upgrades (aJILUtjc op4.1on 3 BR 0 . 't'wt»tory. • Bdrm. 21" s~ r......... h s l l 9 5 Ba of J>tt!lllg>OW> h11mg 't "~ ~Da·IRV1ffl e c om e Walking d1!>tance to mo/pymt Preatagaous beaches ai harbor ~ltoclt 1041 Harbor View are.1 Si.:IJ.SOO Contact Norm ,·~·.;.··~·.;.••;.;•.;.•;.;··~·.;.· ·;.;·~·,;.• •;.;·~·,;.· •;;.;•r-Ow~~rne~r~54~1~-02~10~~~ Pbllhpa, West Co11t I• ------- Pacific R E • 831 2l600 Hu11i9oa1Ndt 1040 ....................... IY HUMT1MGTOt4 MAUOUa Bil• dean 3 BR. l~ Ba condo. ownet (ID&DCUS&. SlUllO. SCOTTUALn OCEANFRONT MIW HOMI FOi . New Modular Type llACHPIOPLI Homes, pvt commt.mJtY. Ttu.s larae quality built 2 bchs. 34 hr security. custom 4 bdrm home la 1ub-lelllnj OK. from nMnDI completion and D .llOO. Treuure bland Ideally located, steps llobtle Home Pk. 30801 from the ocean. A.tktni So. Cit Hwy. L111une 125i,SOO. Bui Ide rs say. Beach. R.11 P (714) aubmit your offers. CaU l~-.3S1'9~~~~~-~~~~_!f ~l ror apeclal de ~ _.. HERITAGE REALTORS C51 Coldwell Banker • LOVI A 6UCIOUI 1111•••1 n. cuaa u ·~· med to ... t.hll beauUM cuttom bu.lit bome. It fHturH: over ~L~ ~~·1_5_~· 4 bauw. 2 ·~· a1r <.'Otld .. ln door atrtwn, ext.eo1tve ••••••••••••••••••••••• - 4br. a.. eomm pools • Esecutl•e·•peetacular lake. rnoMo ~.,. °' oceM .._ .,..., 2~b.I. SW Ne.,ort C,...t Condo ar. 5*i0 tioaw. Tenols. Tama, pool. jacuul pool.1pe llOOMO U... Nl-7'1J · ___ • __ 1212 ----J Br bouM. dbl pr. encl. Lee Woodhndp TwnbM P9tio w Jbltn bbq. Pool Ii Nl'W 3br. 2\.otb.I, ram rm. )8CUD1. ~ • Pf't.I ok f\i>k. beaut ~ 2 car kllft req d Guc:tnr 6 p.r ALI lacl. No Pe\a. pool malftl Incl l(IOO. Avail l ·U $100Mo. ~laft1pm~ ~ ---------J8r, m. hoUlt' w /back Woodbrad1e Ealale yard, M:f09I l.M 1lreet Twnbm 2 BR. 2ba. rrom Chulea Heller 1724 ....................... SUSCASITAS l'\.tm I br •pl S275 It up latl. car. Adul\.I, no pill.I 2110 Newport 81, Ml-4lflj CASAOIOlO ALL UTILITIES PAID Compare bdore you reol. Cualom dulan reaturea Pool. BBQ cov'rd 1ara1e. oe,.; rumllure. 1urrounded wtth plU1h landitcaploa. Adult Uv1n.a al It. best. ~~furnished SJR,'i "* ot wood and &lut and ii roned for honia ~--'-=------• For more info call Ulrp 3 Br. 3 be,~ blk to bay. SIOO mo yrly ~3121ieves. dentstudy. l.M 9650/mo Park By appointment ..,,_3414 DI 640-81~ ne11 ooly Do not. dl.lturb le· A#._ _ _ _ __ nan&a Will bt avail 10th il Dec l'..U 11lhJwt'd 23'1 2 8dnn rurniabed M!JC) •W Wllaon,M2-lf71 NEWPORTHEIGHTS ~ Lo down. oo qual., plush . -~ ,, HERITAGE ~ IHdt 1241 Knoll P\ae'e' ••••••••••••••••••••••• er motMle home 1295 M.atuft adWta only f'fo peU Qwet, ~ure 11191 NWJ!l Blvd M6-U73 2Br. frpl' ta2.500 M.5-0758 ~I J BR 2 rn. . in LEA.SE10PTIOS ----. • REALTO RS Mun,rc h b11 y Ma II . J Br 3 Ba. brand rww con ... P\n. 100 ft to ocean U0,000 Terml J~~~~~~-~·I vww. ,rtv beach.~ do '750mo &U-32lrl Marahall Rily 87S 48001--------1 TUST1 .. /4 IDIM Pea Allisl Rltr 4.IM 1511 Brand nt'W 14,. 4 Bdrm. 2"" be N~ Bc:tl Con do Prof dt'coralMt • laodiM"pd Thu•• a ~r llt'td f'att t.11wnhouff n r llartor HJah 1!7l-21 ll • TAILORED OML Y $9' .100 PAYMENT PLAN c::= Walker I~ l t!e ~auurut homr 10 u d1a1ve V1c:ton.a bf!afh 3br Jba, ram rm. 3 dt'dlll W 1~rb wh1lt' wal"r ,,exible owner hnanr mi. Sprawlln& Westclltr ~x.ecutJve 4 bedrm home t'orm•I t!nlry . family room. di.rung room & 2 eozy flrt!place!I We'll tailor th.IA homtl t.o your bud&et' Allk mg 1275,000 Oall~ 7221 On a qUJel cul-de uc with coey 1t.o«w frplc and rormal dilunj .. an extra dean 4 Bdrm w /prof land1caping and the r1ghl price. CALL (JUICK 644-7211 ~NIGfl. nAll.l.Y E:.. l\S~!J(IAl E.5 Real ~t.at.e 1 1 Dl!WXI u .. ns PRJM E E.\STSlDE, CM 2 Bdrm.s each TIIESTARNESCO 640-5711 RENTAL INCOME PROPERTY From 139.900. Modular Type llornea, 24 ae1·urlly. 3 pvt beaches, pool " pier Treaaure ble Pk. :Dlll Pac1flc Cit Hwy, LaJ(un11 Bch. R M I' don osen 414snilt Jbr >DI( lt'\f'I 1k-111l '•~"' Step' I •> brh quit-t are• Nr l>C'h Nu ll.200 Mo * 9'21 ~ $.'525Mo 493 3349 Mi•dc• le.ch l7 40 tt.•111t11ul l&t' 4 br 3 ba 1-.ASTBLvf"t· Tt.N.,.IS 1214 •TCW'O l2l2 ~ mo Avail now VILLA J Hr him 4c d•n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• "11 ~ 4T1 3282 101 rm t ·rpk Sharp •New 2 br condo nr So lfOMt:S FUR RJ!;NT llDO Ail~ WI Coal\ Plaza. Pool . 11>11 J °' I Br Pnted (n>m J8501Mo Panoramic $4SO mo. 159·0217 , 1475$5'75 Fnrd yard 4r wtut.t'w•~rll}eW !ltf'Wtt S-,,._ s:n.tt914 itara&U f'amlllea 3 BR. l ba. 673-6219. ~ lZ71 - - ---11le&1~. kldl & p~ta 8'JS.~ll -·•••••••••••••••••••• H.l'aAMlST Spuwih Eala\# L1v1.nl(1 ~ata1ful part 1111.,. •ur round1ni11 Tt!rraced pool Sunkf'n IH bbq, •P¥rk hnK (ounlll tnl Spacious room1 . St'parate dining a re•, walk 10 rlos~ta . homt> It~ llllcMtl ~ cab1neu.. Walk lo Huntln1lon ~ CEHTURY 21 _ w .. tcliff Realty ------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4'7-4848 131-31 11116()3BR,pvt.ft!nced.nr wt>t<.-ome Call864·25Mor ----2 Br• den. 2 ba. f k . schoOO. ludl OK. Dnve ~~~~~·---Walktobeadl: Zbdnna. JJllUo,J>O(M.~mo 'l;ay I 50/o OOWH b Y 8 4 5 Darr t' 11 . l"' b.llhl. Ille· fenced '4G-.5oe7U, eve 61 wll.nda 1 1· • .J 1 llf'-o • ~%DOWN l' L U S P R 1-; fl A I I) $7'. 900 INTER Jo:ST VA TEAMS Newport Heu ch only Lowly 3Hr + 28a ram &l.eSl6 to l~ oct•ttn. JU.'ll home. super loc, must like new, 3 br, 2 ha hum1· -.ell ASAP. lSkr 631 2i46 With all bll·lru. z rr,11<'' , - ----- 11undeck. pallo. op1·n OlherRed&tllte bea.lned Ci!\hnit. dbl )tJr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• etc. Ownt'r will r 11rry Mobile ~I oontract ~ will accept For 549 1100 pre.paid 1at ror l~l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -'»med IOtDe tall wrile otr t.bll year. "225.000 l•-1«>-B•IL-E•H•O•M•E-• Call St&-_l.353___ 8 UY· SELL R ENT· PENINSULA DUPLEX ~ t.o 11and Red IX' t'<1 for qwck sale Real ren WI area 130/llOVJ 40lh Sl Two 2 Br un1t11 sl.90.ru> 10~ ist owc --------·1 2nd Don, Own/&lcr 11'1NANCE Mobffe Ho. 5ton afut•tkMICetthr CALLUS 6'1·1021 &i3-0lln LAGUtilA HACH Beat Deal ever Take ...._ leoc.h Hone over paymi.. OAC. Hke Loc11C"ed only 2 tJloc·k" new adlt pk, lBr. Ula, rmm the aurl & 1111nd in RMP49i 3679 Npt Bch. A ramlly •lyli: New 20 wide -Ad~lS home with 4 Jldrm..i, 2112 122 500 85355 J 11 J Bu OwJM,r may carry \Ill · · wtth 20', down AllklnK 5Zl 4IMJ --- 1Z25,lm. BALBOA ISLAND REALTY 973-1'700 •EXCITING• OPIM COUMTIY Located ln Sborechffl Country Club Par1t. A beauUful 24x64 Viking Home. w /evetYlhlnl m cludud. Ocean v\ew. aboYe i'Altella G~lf " Country Club, San Qlmente . SNCIALIUY Bea~ul at~2 Jteywest um) YobUe Home in LalWl• Hilla, nlcnt :i '!!!!!!~~~~~~ Star Park. 7x15 encl i b, m1JTored doors. Wood lnt.erton. 3~ air cond. 2 apecloul ...... wtth ba +dreAlni area. walk ln cloeela Afi for oaly Ut.500 O{U.eGa). CLASSIC M011LIHOMI SALIS WllTCUfP 2'108 Harbor' Ste 20&-A Weatminaler 4 Pin NIWllsoo. W/l'lacenllli foi t• V•y l2l4 yard f1:io 8111 D7 Twnbae 11tyle Sl~.900 997-3318 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:.mienald Bay , 3 bdnoa . ---- Owoer wlllrlnan<:i! Mual 38R 2 be,pool $5501mo llOMt~FORHt:NT I tuttu., uc.~an ••de or s-19... l210 OCIAH VIEW . M'll /\SAP Bkr 631 2246 Isl & laat+SlOO Avail 3 or 1 BR Pnced from hwy <~~•l v1t>W11' S140ll •••••-•••••••••••••••• o..tom tt'l ·p&u. ~111 IQ , , 12/5 644 7211 day1 4t M9(;~. P'ncd yard & Mo liOllU:~f'Ok Kt;."fT ft Nlwoodestf'rlor.1uo· Coat• Mua 4 l les ~27l9eve All uk for ll•Hillll'I t«imtltt'' IJllO.~Ot't'an ic,ww • J 3 ·~•BR Pncl."d from ~ 2 yni oki Two 2 Sl~.000 A111umable lo t'rank pll'd'>l' Kid• & pt·h 0dnm . 1i., bat.ha l8:i'J M7).15'7) F'ncd yard " bdrm•. one 3 ·bdrm SlOT.OOO 645--~A&l_ ... __ ... 1 Mar 3br 2... ~ C.ll "t 2Stiior Mo tearaet families pwut" ..,..., CN\ 10"-1 t l • .. -. _,.. "'"' • ... .,,,._~Jll. DO H . TunwT A$IOC ~altora IUda 6 ....... ,.,.1rom1 _.., .. ,.,., "' n ere a -AIM~ avail Dec 15 . .s!:;'.~ ,... .... with S71,500 down 1 .. P\t'x ror only fl $525Mo ~l.542 ............... 3140 4IM llTI ~l Ca.11 IM-~ oc W73 Ml <714)496·5275 105 Del auwne low 1.nt.ttee • -•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 2Br zsa den r 1 deocb ~.eofee. nl4).ul!t-~79 UH 2 Bedroom furn MG5. 1~1um~ \dull,. "'' J>t'\."' L UllUe. t·r~' LAQVTN'TA HJl;RM<r.;, \ ISZll Pai1i..ido• Ln I t>llr W at lteech, J blu ~ 111 ~r 147~1 Repoaa, Sao Clemente io.n & have apeodablf! & 8-yard. 3 Bedroom on a HOMES FOR RENT Ar.ch Beach k~1&bl1° 's..A• - By owner rents are sllll below ~«street Mo to m. o 3 or • Br Pnced Crom ...,...... marltd Xlnt opportunity qK M85 pr m1> Cd 11 Mllll>SSll6 Fncd yard 6 '!4 l»tl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sll.LBFIMAMCE rorru~tllm~tnves\Or To Select Properties . &JrARl·a t'am1llu 2'lr.l .... b9.Colla&t A.at.er L"'" l Bdrm Trivld ......... odl 1748 CHOICE 4 UMITS :.l'I' rull834·93v.J 751·3191 plf'&I<', 1t1d1 & prts St !'llo P~t11 s.575Mo AhtJUDdlnit 1" knoth puw ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 Mllu to beadl COSTAMESA 2 - 0 ,. 3 BR. 2 ba new wek:omet.All9642566or M962levf'S •lrplt 147~ ut1I 111d ucho P"1f dl'l·ontNI Owner's homelike J T1Urt.IX TCIWTlbon'w Sea BlwfCa· trn-2971 Att. noftt ---------Owt II Ay~ CW ~I.! imm.Jt' l'r~ maid 1o.r' bdnnll . 2 ba urut J Jo'ine 3 8dnnl 2•-. ba &r?at ., UlJI Color TV ~ .... ~ -ta•-p.rovlde xlnl In 3 Pride of ownen.blV un ftYOO Pool. ja<'. terum 4 Bdrm. 2400 1q f\ u~ · F Wot d .... l2tl or!>\. me' 4SM>-222'i C·:;;~e"' Youni blodti 1 n 1\.11 locatA!d Mar So Cout W.-1ghl rm. 1750/mo bome Near achooli. oct'an Vlt'W' rplc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----__ _ &rOWthatea ~000 11ala. frwya. • 1chooLI ~731J1~150 ~· beach • b\k.e nt~r. l'lrc or ~ tfOM .. !i FOR Rt.:.NT .Al;t.JNA BEACH MTR Wetlty .. ToytM Co Each wut h&a Crplc., II.Ill· &9tde 2br, lba. a yard. trru '125 mo S48·5065 Mo A1teot *·7~1 -3 or • 8.r Pnced from l:"o'N Mald attV , rolor REALTORS 644-4il0 deck •aeparate i»dra1e. pr Very clean AdulU 4 Br ('()Odo~ c;-rport. 00 ~..... lZIO sen.Im fncd yard • TV. heat~ pool Uttl Ll'&llhan2yra o1 . For No~.l385Mo ~ pela. Hunl Conl $475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11r11•• t•am1ltt'I '7l4>4'4 ~ 91l5 No 'IOTAXSH&Tll ocull3 callftl4-9383 -mo.1881633 HOMESfORRENT pluae. kld• 6 pt!la CoMtHwy 18 Un.Ill 2 ynra oew 56 MIW UHnS 3br. Zba, fncd ltl ~ar yrd 3 "' 4 DR Pnced from wricolM Call 114-2~68 or t'9.;p;;i ~ l7 69 bell lcKaUon In Coil~ wtTH 5'EMDAILI Sec.:w' liabUn1t. Pet.a ft 2 bdrm. t ba. nr ~h. nu l&-1515 Fncd yard fr tn.i1 All. no fee __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• M,eaa.29%downOOCOO 58 N•w prtd~ or Chtldrrn COfUlldered. c:pt1$4.50month 1aral(u. Famlliea c , ,. t.nM1. Ckl8e before Dec. ownership Wllll + pool. ~ palnt.ed lo •out ~12 plHlt' K1d1 • pels ,. as+ d 31at, "'19. m•.:!00. Shows ap4!ndable with ta>. · ID-A Oarr.ll. 2 BR. l ._., ba Condo Pool. wacome. Call 864 z:Ml6 or • 1400 DavidBou.rke,RJtr. only 30'k down. Reola ~'1008 --ipa 1380 /mo Ph m.aTl.All.oofee ·--·••••••••••••••••• M6-8'50 ~for 3 monlhl 4br. b, entry kit, dbl car tsHUIZor 1164·2032 ____ 1 _..a-.. 3212 Pbr ,_ or aaJ.e · 2 br, 2 M.1 quallfy for hr'lll UMr pr. P'rptc, Nr. So Cat ...,..... ............ ba, newly decor , rec 1-110/o AMAMCIN(i Zu..lh.s-t.J.M 2"1 down. Cen uaurne laUl.9'4% •2nd at 10%. 2....._Co.toMeM Can 111ume ul1tln1 lou wtth 179k down at U% intetml. owner wUI carry i.i .,..._w .. ...,.tw ~ <Sown. Take over exatl.ni loena al 9.,..3 & 10%. ~ll. CoroM .. M_. Take <¥VeT ed1Una loan al lOV.3 • own.r muy CAIT'Y 2nd ., ll '"' deopndatlon Bld& car· P\asa~ I U. SZ71. -••••••••••••••••••••• l.oliU.. C II 1121521 ,,.. oew blda. warranty. -Mt-2282 3 er. 2 be. Laa\IDa N1ruel. Priced al only 8 82 X'1 Nf:W 2 br. rrplc. pvt ..__ .. , .. or yrl _... an-.Comple\.elhalU· (t'nced yd , 1ara1t'. 2Brhae.l1yd,oewpam\, ;;:;treyown/r _ ... dW1141 now Call zu. dlhwbr. Nr bua. $450. nr bc-h. MU mo . Rar 4J6.m6forapp'l 84MIJUI $3&1105 ~~ ...._Ylefo U'7 FO~F5T £: OLSON ••••••••••••••••••••••• J8r. 28a, cul-<S.-aac. nr 6USTOUACH HOIJIESFORRDIT Mela Verde Goll Coune. •BR +3ba ~ram rm+ l or 4 Br Priced from aomo.~5331 frplcs Qull't cul« He S.1515 P'Dcd yard fr &Sade. 3Br1 farn rm, rplc, SOllO I.I.---.."°""' I• r a 1•1 f" am 111 •a •·~-~-l\DVe • fn1. AvaU now nvnn pleHe, kid• • pet1 Loh for S* 2200 $..m. '75--0078 t6W177 ~ C.11114·~ or ••••••••••••••••••••••• lBr duplex. Adu I ta, no 38r 28&, clean. crpt. f73.2l'1l. All no f~ L .&. G U .._. ._ ~~·.!u011_~· .~!c!pct dyT:_! e.~ ~e d :.A.~ ttswpert IMdl l.26' A " ~ ~ ""'' ,.,., , • ..,., -... """'" • ••&uvu•. -•••••••••••••-••••• BEACH :fi..':b7253' 916-llTl • ••m NO FEE! Alll • Coado l.arae realdentlal lot SUP""° 28 -Ba Co z BR TownbouM Coodo. rentala VUla Renlala w/blkd plana • coulal ic.n r1 ,21,-\ n l .,. b a , po o I . n ..,..12 Bkr comml111lon permit to do Pn>l. dm aar. Xln HeU/AJIOD'luin, beach l ---------bl.aid. SUl9.000. Contact ~-Uunew MZ-0348 ml. SOI. 714 /541·1411. I Br. 2 Ba. pool. Jae • l4J5 ....................... ~·. •t wa.a.hf'r. dryer. ~. t'OCDpactor, Pt. Nlpel area, $415 m'100, 412.2711.. LMlwrY ocean vkw. N B • 2.Br 2b.I, pool. l&UDI, fplc, 1715 Sandy . 131.JTll, Ev• 131 a35 Perfect for roommat.ell nt'• 2 mttr bdrmt . attan v1t'W Poot iac, teon11 No Chlldrt'n ~o Cost.a lllHa Ca II m.34C17 lAIUNl Hilla' 38r 2ba' dbl .., ' lplc' l'a2' 551115.W Ernest Gerv•y, 3111,\ So. .-----1l4/M4-0Uihv• frp&c, lndoot BBQ.~ Robcrt1on, Bev.rly MISAV DI -· ...-.so.~---Hllla. ~11 . 213-6159-9111 aBr. ram rm, &'::r .,..._ l24 incl PIP $1'15 •••••••••••••••••••••• WATBFIOMT 3°--..... __ ... A-:..u -,rl - THE "GOOD LIFE" YEA"·"OUNO FUN. Sor11I Acttv1het 01· rl't lot•Free SuncS1y Brunch• 880'1 •Par· 1196 •Plus mUCh mDf9 a.AT ~TlOM: Tenn11 • Frne LellOn!> {pro & pro 1hop) • 2 Hflalth Oub1 • Slut1a • Hyaroma.uge•Swwl't-m1ng •Golf Or1111ng Aanoe KAUTiflUl ~Alff· MDn'a: ¬e1. 1 & 2 Bearoom1 • Fv1 niaMIS lo Unturn11hed • -.ou11 LNll'Q • No J>.ts • Model• Open daily 9•o& Oakwood Garden Apartmenta He•port 8Mch/8o .. 1700 t&h St 11>ovt< •• 1filhl '71•1 642·8110 On on• of lbe ntce1t1~~~M0-~~5t~l1~~~I '\ ..,......, you1l fiftd tbi.•~ --- .,.ckJ'» 4 Bdrm 2 bath 19llO Paramount Coach, home. Lare• (amlly ~ ltlnt cood. Muat ldacbeD wt\h eaUDI area ..U. ~ doWD. Owner VerJ well pr,etd al wtll flnance. •H,000 ..-. cau. wt'd love MM193. can betweec t" c.,i..~~~~· Co•l• ~:!:· '"'· .·ii.:a&:.::. ...... i:e"."!"ts ...... ~ j~;, t :.:: ~:E'~~.::::.-:·~ ~1103 ...... ..., ..... 1 2~bel.hl.ramllyroom. on the canal In W. pecaOK 1515.tat6LHt Four-pie• Lota ... ...5 mo ... ut paU011 lovely yard Newport Avail Im· m.lllS:llor848·5774aft5 NewpQft ..... ,Ho. 880 ln11ne tolboWit to)'OU. _ .. ______ _ SEAIHOBI: Goll1lnam dbl. wkie 2 BR 2 Ba + elm. lll,000. ACl·......, ~ ... ~~ ... !~ l °'..,. Lota. MalRM ~~!!!~~~~ N:br/. LCll I 4' 4. 1'AeD Parad •· tlOO/botb, t07 ..... ll&Wtl. IJ•n•Ctv Odnd Ott AITD al 11 ~ El.II.nor• ao.ooo k;e"nt + aec. Ml-ml Avail. ror d moa. le ... ; imdl.ately '850 mo yr -------IAI '61111 (71')645~ 1M1-...a Sbat'P 2 br, .wve • ,..'"" move to now I l700 Mo + niund + i.l • lut • ckp. ZBdrm lba M:IO. 38drm Ada&lu no~ •tmo aec depollt. Owoer/bkr. ~---2t19 SMO. S Coul Plasa, • •• 11'1. Detlff M-im 19-0Zll8. eve. &44.flU RtlC rm, pcd MC pi., ..... • ?400 -1 Mpt ltudlo Condo Nr Df'• crpl• drp1. klda 1 ________ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Iba tbp. Pool. spa, OK.551-la2.7•1%U. auna. a.eartty. .-. • Br. wtntel' llSOO Waterfront 2 Bdrm w/a•Uquea a. •lew. m»/IDO. Sboct &af'ID, ....an m1m-1001 NewDort rrtY. rcotal. 11•· a BR. 2 ba., rrp&c , 1md •NPTTDllOOHDO• doar~ quW adWt b&d1. 1br. Nba. fl1*, abarp. Cotnm pool No peta Poot·a.c. .llo. tm Mo. ---.l.llOI r-r;.rt 7rly rental; lllt&=• aa +fa.. ·BR, e\:v~~~ 1:07. rm• -· I • c u , I t 1 . N r . 2 Br • den. VIEW SUOO/mo. lD Pro11100· tory ........... ...., ........ 611·1400 ~---bl9cft.l'bul/abol»/bo9pl· lack 8e1 I 8r, Iba. taL•Mo. ~~~~~~~ Adulta, no pM.I. suo. Su loaql&i• Couatl'J ti--------....,aftf pm Chb .,..., Lrvtno. Vrly. 4BR.lba.,aatam. ---......,.~---• ..W·, cad Q81t over-.,_... -leauutul JBr, IV.8• looldal l•llt • aolf ·aa\.'ib&,'bei'~ bOmll •/faata.Uc becll cane U ••· f~ ,._ .J-.-.. -bar view. fllO/mo. ar~ ,.Optta' , ... .-...... --•ml ;. .... __ '°' · ID,lba,.f\an. ----------1 BAY •a&ACU y_, '• .. '''' · · •• -., -· .... ...,.pool ul ~TY 71N111 18111116 l*ada ""'• , Lm M1W Co.90 ... , ................... .., ... 1~.· l'lt•arJ • QUMJBPI p, U ... 1 1ar. llUH. --· ~·· l8ill'l.fled ...,,_.._.,l~ 61 ... Cli&MOC'N111•u1ua. ..... IWl• ........ =--·•-a». .... ._..,..,.... .., .... ~ associated Mlllll. ....... ....... --........ -~_ ......... .. •.i'*-......_ tpN., .... •;;_ta;...•;..______ •or-oceu. pr •dabwr ~ ::· ~ CllU-•· aio. *'9. bltm. t.dlapttaJl'b.l•l -.:ort .. b7.=1: ............. •=======:::;; Ul~tll.bSt ... ..,. ...._Olla.,. trNOa -. _.... QUIEi' ADULT lbr, l~bli Bia CIGYQll coodo wltb ~=~mltobcb dill. a BR a Ba. tpk, 1.1 ..... •lftlw&aee. .......... MC\lrl\J, tenma, & 1*9, v., '"""eded. a Br. a bli, 1 yr new, pvt pool. 1pa. Llke uw. • pe&a or ct.U•n•.1..;...;...._ ______ )I'd. pr, pet• kJds '*· eeMll00,840-SN'J ......... ~ A..U Dee.. 11. • aBr, paUo, C/D, tmmo.~ a•"'CH "' .... ~--.ml l'llri&. adlta/ao pet.a. OMTHI ---•••••••••••••••• iar....;;::;.... -,-.,.-,-,.-e-.-. -,-.-11-0""' • .,._A.Jam.8'1J.T18'1 New 3br, 2ba, frple, dbl Bach, kilcb, blltb. utUpd. WANTED: Gara1e tor == -i... ..,._ l b_l_b_ attcb far. UUllo. ~ ApU. P20 yrty • amallc:ar.C.11.area. ..., --nl . Dee. tat . r, Rosemary Hl·2211, "I>· lit 6 wt. DIS W. ...,.. s..6ar au.a.. pref. Nr. fllNT.IO, m..aoM Oeeaafroot. 81MJJ4. , c..,._ •ZA lbJlia•bul.548-4573 &cide c.11. we. locked ar, b. atudlo, 1ar, frpc, New 2111' 1'-'IMI nr Udo. IDfl. On prtvate alley. nopeta. N8511o. F/p patJod.rpe/cpq l.'!00. ll>llo.~ ~a~~=.. .._, 7$2-7474 Adulbnodool75-00IT. Offlcie....., 4400 "' uJ•-~bwbr Zhr, 11-, lar'i• paUo, J:ar, 1j 3BR. 2~ ba duplex, ••••••••••••••••••••••• n ... ~ ' los-to bea .. b. 2br, _... pr IU ..-.. ... ftplc. No Peta. 13115. o. /P, patio, 2 c.r encl 1 or 2 Rm "'"•-from m . ~;;:; Pd.'m &;U =·~·a.le~~.~~: ~3387. 752.7474 1ar. $650/mo. Avail TJ9 w. uilb&_-eau Tom _A_._ea..scm __ ....;;_~ ____ 1 CU· LDdry Hkup. Crpl Ir Walk to be1cb unlq ue 12115· &31-0339. MS-T804 _541>-_2200 __ . ---- • 2 Bdnm, 1 batb apt. drJf throutboui. $375110. 1-chelor. Gu & water eves. 'THI'• Adult.a. $375. mo. Gu 11 tlrl u t + S1 o o u c . pd. Stow & ref rig. S2'1S. S. a..... 317 6 DICUTIVI sum paicl eG-'°71.. •2'738 aft.... zno. S!IS-3656. ••••••••••••• •••• •••••• n ..::.:::=.;:=..::..:..=:.. ____ , __ _...;..______ NEW cusro~ ··-• S31115. FOC' a larae u!Uque Julhervlce of cet MISAPIMIS util pd. Lge 1 br, "'· 2 Br ..... t. Spanish style tbr •pl. IANewpcxtCenter 4310 ....................... ProfediODa.I omce apace In prime Npt Bcb loca· tioG. Approx 300 Ma ft . SUD per sq ft. Acee.a to copy macblne. Call m.QNI IXICUTIVI sum Avail olftce apece ui Npt Bdl w/rettpt, anawenn1 aervice. Coat. rm an duded in rent. Copter" aecreurial 'M'S avail FromSZ15. &al-98'18 ............. 4450 llma Verde Eaat. Spac. retna. ~. Adulta, DO 2ha. DO peta, $425 mo. OCEAN view 332 Enct00 640-.SC70 Bacbeloc. 162 br apta pets. M.S-8S79; 548-Ul7. $275 sec. 17871 van Ln. See »oar· Apt c ,.~ 1 ......._ ,..__.._ -...........•.•......•.. Pool jacuui Buren. Between Slater It · _..... --_....-• from $3115. a' ' .nlEDAJSY• Newman. Ea1t or Buch lBr carpeted w /ap-· mc.o.iallesa pvt patios. ara1ea •For Kl DS le lbei r Bl\'d. Drive By, Call for llha'.oces. pr .. $2'7S/mo 1 Newly remod. 1bop'1 avail. Adult.a, 00 pet.a. ,.,..... Appt.IMl-S8Z4or~l3'7. w. Ramona, S&C . center located at 2750 m>Barla Ave, sct-3'47._ •Pool 778-3290 & 494·1925aft Harbor Bl, baa apace New 2 bl', 2~ ._duplex. -Toti.at 2Br. apt.. f'Uy remdJd., 6pm. avai!Able raqina from For .core Ir O(ftce apace at reMOD&ble rat.ea. 500 to %700 s. Pt. MESA VERDE bR PLAZA lSZSMesa Verde E, C.M. MMIZJ fl. Baa ard •Disbwuhers Qwet 3 blcka to bch •soo aq. ft. ready for :f ;::.,. frp~ ~l\m· -2Bedrooms& 1 bath A<llts. DO pets, S400/mo. $245 Love Jy I a rge lmmed. occupancy. Call '51S.m.a:itor~--. •Walk to park. 2J.3.568-4881, 714-536-2514 bachelor. utll. paid. Walk Paul S . Katz, A at llN1'0tt IUY 1780 Placentia, C.M ex. 213. to bch. No peta 5'6-5704 213/~. C700 aq ft. office building, Newly decorated S Br 2 Ba ('714 >M2·3'190 _.:.._;__;__;,....;._.____ near Udo la le. putt hue townhouse. Spacious n.....i...lb _,.., 1 til 2 ~3 .... ~R~~T ........ SanfaA.Ra lllO LUXURIOUS pnce '750.000 w/1100.000 fireplace" pool. Quiet.........,.. r . ....,.,.nc .u · • uwm, _.......,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DICUnVISU111S dwn. 430 32nd ·St., area. Adult.a, no peta. No pet.a. ~9494. 2266 A Nears Po1J1u aboppmg, s:BS. 2 Br, i i., ba, pool. Offices now avail. In Newport Beach. Call for $4.W. ~/MH381 1_Pla_ceo_ll_a_. -----H.B. Kida ok ·~pets lJlt paUo. lge & airy. am·mac. eleg.anUy appomted Ex-details Sierra Realty Br b do AC mo. & deposit. Call ooodo 4l09W 5tb eculJve SUita centrally _m._7920 _____ _ zpool. 21 ~ • I" lllM-2568 or 973-2971. Agt, _Ge_:.._mJ.ni.;__. _Rl_lY..::..__· -~---1 located near freeways, ... nr' cSou C•t p'~aet:N'~ no fee. d courts • the Orange .... ,.. tt.d. CM Vo • • "' • 1..._.i!ICJI 28r, 2Ba, UpieX, aar. Pri-. -m'I tWWl or ..... tucn <n• lW Oii pd. ~...,..1 Count v A I rpo rt ""' ~v•u ..,.,., di: _.. t ... biiw 3842 :~SA.~·_, Facilittea Include a 4950 sq fl 494·5049. --·••••••••••••••••• friendly, efftdent recep--~-----__ _ 'NEWSIOWESJFIELI> 1Br lie porch, pvt patio, z BR, 2~ be townbouae . ..,._,.. ... ,_.wl•d tlonst /le le p bone NwptnrPoltOfc. 50ZMa ft • 2Br,1'4IMI fromtaO nrbul.•bolll.oceaa.s:no 1'19hqft,2carear.near arUNfwwl•d ltOO QllenltorwhosrMtayour storetotc. 2S30C Avon • 2Br.2be lromf450 laduW~1223 tie.ch. .-00/mo. Call aft •-•••••••••-••••••••• diellba.ndamwenyour %13/477·7001coU~ GUii OPENING MMLY SICTIOM · ADULT SICTIOM • ClmrTMO ....... 1111116Jlo4llTD.._ '7MIJI Amlalldb)' C.. ..... "- 8UYINO T·BILLS ! !! LUia tbat tuO 1.Dlenst nte""! How do9 11 to 21.,._._ yield per year aomd!?? Ad today, fOC' tomorn>w 1s upon u1. n .. -..m. agt '1 I•~ I lrlts/ '-.a••I L.-t& ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 .................... ~··· PDIMY .... llS •YSZ 181',lbli from .. NI-2 Br, ...... hs•, end Spm, TI4199'f·M90 "__..d v1·1~ calla, a complete Calif .• BealaifUJ..brandaew UUL """ v '1GOW1l1 Federal law library, Ftw Leale. Bet.ail Naop, Sell 11111 iwm or C0111 loc:aUoa Xt pr, bltns, D/W, patio, """-1144 beautifully decorated J140 Avoa St., N.8 . 800 ..._. ol uma ,_ m $100 RAID ... arq lnfonnatloa lead· int &o Lbe retW1J of malt e.t Tabby Cat. Ml)... ...::::::::.:::...:;..:;;.~;..;__----... "' D••• SJIO ACCOUNTING Nftport 8ch )l.nr..11·•- -···················· Co. baa lmmed OfpetliJUr.f WANTED: Female to in our AccouollD& Degt. lbareexpemea of 2 W«k We off er xlnt p-_J: Ila) ID Tabitl. Dec 22 lo benef'IU, working coodi• Jan 5tb. Call Barry uons It good startiq .:..m....:...:.10_1_1 ______ , uJary to qualifled c:&Jli A Fteoch DeU&Jrt didate LEMAH DE LARUE ACCO~:: YABLf: HOLIDAY SPECIAL ~re tit process io· OtUalJ OnJy-Xluw YOt<:es & other amounta ___ m-_.ai> payable by t.be company. PREONANT"._C_a_n_n-1-.• Reaearcbes current • -Ii_.&__.•-• countelLD& 6: put accounts. usu res ---~ ~oeu of lnvoleff referral AbortJoo. aclop. r•ceived Ability to tJon "'~ operate a typewriter & 10 APCARE 547 ·~ 11e-y by touch. Desire a *LORI'S* caryld•te with 1to2 yrs aper. wtU CIOGllder can· Hal.., Sp1 r::W! dldate wtth m.lnlmum ot :oMbne-0\rtcaU On.l.y I mo e11)el' -.,..., For appt. call o•r ----------Penonnel Dept. al CO'YBCMIL •HJ.One• 311 HT Out.call SefV\ce PRE LAW audent needs 125.000 WlU do anything Legal. Coofldeot1el DVM P 0 . Box 32.42, NBtr.mS •FOXY LADY* Otn'CALLONL Y •t7Z.1 IJI• 1141MS8> exUD'2 E.O.E . ACCOUNTANT /P'ULlJ,. CHARGE OFPIC« MGR-For pvt counUy club, exper lbru tnal balance Is f1naac1al statement. For Interview s*Mepbooe~ :.=a..pan~ ~~bild Ok. $400 . ._ ................... =t 1!'2pts ~41':>i~ confelence roocm, pltoto aq.ft .. sam.1 ~ ~~~t!!~~ ~welcometn ___ Luxurloua Waterfront. from S350 . 2 bdrm copy machines. Ir the wllbve da)oa. Eadl Gn.IC ; • p famUJMCiloo. Nearoew2br. 2ba, bltna, UllBrCondo. frpl. A/C, ~from ISOO + lineal In aecretarlal JJOO+aq ft abop.cpa~. lrt add!•-al UM•.,. for fN'ftDtt Seperate, private aduh no pet.a. $31115. mo. Days pool. jaC'UUl 831 5Ttl8 ......s •• len.D.11, waterfalls, aervices. For further Ullo yrd. OoaU ,... ~•. the z dQs. Qi.up II ' ~I~ _ _.__.... ,.__ 1-14•• .,....... G ~i.•-•-& a personal tour '500mo ~lOf.2. l NoCICDIDlfttal•-... u-141A•-__... ... , ... apa. _._,.,;eves...,. u. Oran .. etree Condo lbr. DODdt! ufor .. ~I* b b f ill I -rn• -v._ = " heat.u~d From San Uirou1 t e ac t ea. t lllnhl4...... 00 MC/VISA = 1,. •.30 2 BR. DELUXE VlEW, w/loft, S450Mo ""-t d. rlve N--.. pitase contact Vortac I f'or more l11fonnet1on .,.., M 55&-t018 ~ "'"" "·soc .. (71~ )9'"5-22••. ·=••••••eo.••••-;:=::.;• andto_..._,_,.adc•U 3118 WUaoa eo.ta adulta,nopet.a. S375 o. on ach lo McFadden "" '" " 00 ,..... OrQ.~ -r-• ...--DIAllOflJD WANTED· Mela (behlndffArbor 2201 Pacific. 548·90'74 lbr. Springs Condo Ten· then West on McFadden moiss-3800. N~ 5,aeo 1q. ft. ind I Pnv JllU1Y will buy I to l SbowlaaOent.er>. QUIET ADULTS nis, pool, refrig 1395 to Sea wand V11laae. Office space 111 Newport bldl. w/211 sq. n. office. 642·5&71 carat. C»b NB S4Ml75 831·5.'lll/!Ml-!'09 __ 2 br. 2 ba, garage, ~~d-7y855. eves 559-9581 n l4)893.5198 ___ oro.t.aMeaa ft.FronUoobexlnl.p!~·Of· O.C.AJRrOl'T Jacuzzi. near So. Cst "" Aooma 4000 645-Zlll cecao ea ... ....,.. Free Junket P11dtu ESCORT SHYICE Plaza. $380 mo. 751-8485. a..,.. leach 1148 •••u••••••••• •••• • ••• • O C "',._..._. w..a.y M. T.,._ Co. Everyday to Laa Vegas b •• • .. _~ • ·"""~"'' Realtors M<t-4910 ViaScbeduledAirbnes Spec1ali11n1 In usr .................. •• Roomw/ldtcucm~ate lat bulldln1 behind ForlnformaUoaCall n eumen, residents Studio, utll.. private 172week&up. Gulliver'•. Larie new L!ASIMG: welconw beach, S3SO lease. 548-97M executive 1\lita with all W&nlbouae,orUtemfaui 521-t870 <21l)i'16--0l00 739-5241 499-4644. Room ror rent Sl40Mo In· services available. 202l Buena Parll. 4080 1q rt. Lolf Ir,._ UOO Lgapt2Brl~bapatlo, cld ut1I. Spa, pool. AIMinessCntrDr.,1213. takelOC'bot.h.a:t'NNNor ....................... MICtB.l.l'S crpt No. Laguna. very lo«:hen . .iar apace. Irv Irvine. Call 7S2-0J22 2!f gro.a. Judy Jooa, I•-------• •o.tc.-1• nice. Ad ll s . $4 7 5. ~l-8463. Aak for Earl or ~ UAll 2AM 13$-37'9 2333 No Broadway •ax>. Coldwell Banker Bide . Santa Ana f714•lMIOJ 1-~1039I·6Z3·3827 Craie. Plaraluath·• 66i-1714 912-tol I FOUND ADS W... PLATO'S llTHA T 1 Br duplex. Walk to town Elepnt suite, pool. Fub. 'TheTe la a difference' .... W..t.d 4600 fRE£ For free-thiJWnc • aw i..-------• & bch. $32S/mo. 115 Isl Empl No smoke. Larae 1\lita aeo sf> .... ••••••••••••••••••• ARE Ul&llll couples, Relax Accauntmg Acacia. 114/564-3926 1325 ~ provldlnt hl1bly pro· Grandmother watit. fully w 1abs0 I u le l y N o JI ACCOUNTINCi ACCOUNTING CL.al We will train . libcGreaor Yachts. l~ Placentia, Costa Mesa. • ... ...,.,,,. a.odt 3169 Room w/kit pnv. orahop-fesslonal secretarial furn house/ apt ror Cal~ ....... PrHaure. Adult Flan. a.a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n1no -tr•-.... -. 962-7S20 eervicle with a mana1ea· JanJFebf71.l441 .._~. 11:.a.71 1£501nr HoU~ •-l. ,..... .... "'"""' bleawnberofumta.2082 -=-----------· "77= 1be J. oily Roger,~ a.u• f'AJUCNIWPOltT &tt6PMorwknda. Micbtiaon, Suite 212. D ' 11/lllYM/ ~PbdlaeCalla bas ao excellent Bachelors, l or 2 Rm w /pra ba, non-ln1ae.Call~. ...•c• Wurefar..-1.Tryua. portuailJ '°"a bri Bedroonu & Townhouses 1 moke r . h k• do a 1, .. ._.................. FtJm.A·Fnled: -..a.4J ambd.lous penoe as a · ,,_,._ -oo I MO l8fT RH • 1 • FOUND: M. ¥ef'J' little Accocm•· .... Clerk. r 1vw _.. S:ZSO/mo, empl. man pre· -• -.-~ ....... ey• ...... -Spectacular spa. total fened. NB. 642-1888 II you tip al year I.le In O,Jm lulltJ SOOS --..... . • -1 ~ you a buameu a · po11tioo It entry le recreattoo proaram, November. Nen to O.C. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• kmc hair. K .. art C.11. ecutiV't 1W11J on a bual· with the opportuojty for llOClalprocram.'T~la,8 Lr& w / or wto kltcb. ~mupto12110aq. f'll.SCHOOL _ss_i_~--------trlp~!callTraveUAi advancement. Ex· temuscourta. At uh1on prvlp, Prvl bth. ~ ft.. ~·'1'010 Uc'd ror 44 ~blldrea. FOUND: Slberiati Hu.ally ~~ f 0 or 1 .. lf!'.~ ootpene:= .... 1!__.bel. '!ul 0 r· .. 1~ lsluu.I Jamboree • San lmkr. 842·5'7650r 54()....,_ pt -'-~-bo -•'-vie_, __ JU&Q &l'ea ~ ..... _ .. ~-'_,..,,~ ... IL -......., DIC. SUmS UI """" ~w me. .._, .,... . ar CT14 ... TSIS eondibaaa A employ• J'7"i4~:i•:Oo V...._......... 4210 Prime Newport Beach Can ~ purchHed on _•_7_411_· -----benefita are excellent. ....................... 1oo. Near o.c. ........ ::;._ wa£toa •' 1""'· '"· FOU!R>' r.mat• blk • MASSAGE Sa1u7 1a ~ "'9Bk>cktobeacb.Jbr,2 TAHm Rent lacla recepiloa, PartrP\aee,lDc.IG-7411 while Hu1k1 fa ce FIC'ii4mMODa5 e:qieriwe i.vel. bll, downat.Jn, bltnl, Modern 1or2 br eotta1e caatereoce rm, Janitor !~,...!US q . lled ISCOITS iapm'IQD0tlend frplc,paUo,aaraee.'800. on beach on TabJtJ with aerv.1 utila, 100 free Balboa 1l1a.nd Gift Sbop, ___ to: · 1Z144thSt.64CMl1~ car, row boat. wash cop ea • more · Xlnt local, a11lln1 --...nn . .a..~Labmtx, OUTCAU.OHl.Y n.Jo1r1...,. ..... machine. complete Secfttarial aerv. avail. &10,000+laveat. Daya: .. ._.._........ n--w I?OQd'WeueAve :b'tveby. '425,avall. DOW, kitchen, etc. For more lliorl>ou&8Sl·Mll ..,..., =·~~:~1.aS:,•,::: -{Ji~~ lrvtne,C.IZ'T14 ~~e!J=-c:f.P°~i11: =01:!t9'11-2'99 eves Ir Dl!WXEOFl'ICE Woodwork In« Shop pap.~ Npt Beb -~GOLD~~~IN~ .. ~1~1&.~-t~~f1~14~1~5~4~6-0~l~l~I~· ~~~~----ID> IQ. ft.; all or part. verifiable con1l1tent Anbml~T D Sq. ft.. No leue req. eamlQO Jut i yn. Low Ad. ·11.....,. by St.ff, 833-32239To 12 A.M. 0 v er la ea d . To ta I Found: Ilk• Brwn male Ue'd Tberaplat. N B Dacblbund. Rt1bland •:I0·9:30, Appt OlllJ ....... s....1ca PBX operators for a !.:!:fcboae an1werta1 Cl euerteaced dr ' \ f' MW!l7 ~OSumpatit'O wW tnm. ~JJ time or Yo&ar matH'lr·Bob P9lt Ume abiftl ••&Ua· Jamea bte. Day1, afteraooo- Oltealla .. U."4·Slll ="e o:.r:: = llACHIMGOUT ..,. ... ,11.-. ~ ... lllf 760-t4JO :.-cm~aU°:blf. __ .. _Hr_Outc __ all_Oa&y ___ , l"-'C.U MOD-Fn. IOla'I Oak.. hlblilQ lllaod areat o.&aM .. aru ·== .. ,.. £.0 .E. • ....,._.... 7100HtlpW-.cl 7100 HlfpW..eed 7100 .................................................................... Apt Maaa1er, mature AUrOMOTIVB Baokln1 couple. Beaut. main· 'AllTTIMI TB.LB &allMd 44 unlu. C.M. PBX operator" urv1re Mew Accomh Adult.I. no ~· Apt + cuhJer. Excellent op· N9ed "'-'P pet IOH mod"t u ary/bonu1. portuo1ty for mature ble teller/aew ec· Wkdarl M2-t90'7110:4__ penon aeeklng employ· co.wt. -.-. SaYlltg ArcbUectural Job cap· meat. Aloeday tbru Fn· r-· ~ ta i a 1 fr project day,4totP.M &LocMexpr.pnf. Part arcbl&.ecu with s yn Call Berni ~ l M days Pft' AOID. .xpeneoce for com -~ ....._ Moa. Wed & Fn- '1'1/lDdua./re.ld work. dr:lf. f'INM CCII l"IM i.rmaoent po1it1on • Sa•lft9 s & Loaft. C h a 11 e O g I n g O P 752,.2600. portl.mitJes Top salary & ---- /fli.~c.-y 292S Harbor Blvd. BANK.ING ' ..... ....................... Meredith Cleaalaa Servlca . l\a1td /· jdonal. Eapert floor _.. as CMplll denln1 ..... Mm01r1 ....................... --------- Brickwork Small Jobt Newport. Colla MKa fc lrvtne fl1$.3l7hVN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.... MUaLI " root inltalla· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tJoa Multlple outlet. I~:. ,..pair. Z3 yra ap 111.U C.oyne, dS-1912 ~IDEN'TIAL II St.om Car wuana Quality work. 642.~{t,, 64.5·79'12 ~~~~ ..... ?!~ ~!~:.~ ..... ?!!! ~~-~-~~ ..... ?!~! ~~~ ..... !!~! ~~~!~ ..... ?!!~ ~D·R··,·v~E~R-·s·····o···!!~.~ DeCTAL t'll very ••CASHIERS•• Clerical Clerk/Accountln11 Wiii COOKS E• anded f un rt1on baker y produt•t_s to Two operunp Previous 1be Ba.Ibo• Bay Club i.S LraJn ,:arp~nd~d~~ Mwmum or no uper hy/.en1st needed ror supermarket• Early Hper preC 'd Mu1t be now~b... Clertl ~!rue ~\..ouoc M needed Will tram f'ull It pmodoot.al om~ for ., mom.an& to mad after able lD work both Sat It p f I f ' part lime Apply in Thunday1Yrad01y Hit noon 567-612'7 !i.ln other hours to bear erform unct on1 o OLEll -1ST 842-41831 ran'oed Kerm Rima hotel froat desk Clerk tn ~·• IF" penon DRIVF.R INSTALLER Hardwatt. 21666 Harbor. eluding registration. PIJ'1ccurate1yptnl(,dlc Dick Ct.lrch's Dental us1St.aot Coml' fo r intl'nor plant cl>. Casta_ Mesa NCc:hecllR A..?.!!t & poauna on taphont>. 1m ore near OC ne.~T ..,Un ..., ..._... Join our team Good ~ust have ;cood dn v1nl( -----........... A1 rport. flex 1 ble b rs. ~ ,._ ~" 1 ..:inona cond 1• rr Moo rec:urd S40--042 bt wn !H •CASHIERS• Secntary 6411212 2188Ne-wport Blvd CM Fn s:n 1420 ORIVt.H..'> f"ull or p~rt Immediate openmp tor Must type a mlntmum of OF.NTAL ASSl~l-\NT llfnt' f'or Vet Lab lOam fulllunepernwoenlposi 6Swym accurately In •Q.EIUCTYPIST• COOK wanted Apply f'orsj)f>('1ahtypral't1tl'in to 2pm Or 3 lo 1 pm LKJnl Sta rung wage & terest or expenl'flce UJ Leadmll Orange County Mo I her s h. ' t t h " n N pt U l' h ~Int •>I> ~u.'t he o"1•r 21 Mature ·~mpl•t• "-n•f1ts p..... entert.a1Jlmenlf1eW . .1 T t· ... 1nk1n° Xlnl dnv100 ~v " " ""' "' • v Manwal1unnlo( t'<Jmpan)' Hest.aurant 17!JO 5'> <.:~t ponwuh ••v p.a) ·" u• .. .. gram Ra11e afll'r 00 CClhriwcJ Secntory ~ktn1t 1nd1\1dual' for Hwy Laguna Bi h ~ r...qd :'\vn i.mok1•r rt"t'Of•I H.:11 4't01 days Arply In person. Ty ping must be 65 derk lY""l potiitaon• 644~ P I C l 70wp Cat r1 ° b k ,. c II 1 l.)nvf'r <;ardt·ner 1·omh L ome en er m e n,. uc Mullt iype 4 5 "'"m o unter elp or full benema pkg NB l ocation nr m aJor freeways & airport St.art Jan2. lll80 714n51 3863 ~SEMBLY DAILY PAY COSTA MESA 979.2500 Alfl'OMOTJVE r I W d II -·...i f ___. "' ..... ho M h o~ L It.vi' v.11u1 CA l1t'enJ>t.• I or mer y a r u r &>.,.......pre e. '"" ~poruubi!Jlle'I ancludt-sandwiu1 s p on t ru ~,A s.a.ity Pociflc lallll nngtona) 1275 Bnstol, Please t'81l for uppt typanl(, lihnlf, gc•nl'rJI f"n Jloor1 nuabll• P"n Penodonllil nt-t>d \ rull l;tW>d driving rero rd hat a• im..,ediate O.taMeiia.CA EOE Mon Fri 8 JO to 5 den l'al dulil''.'I. 2 Vl'ar~ timr l{(~fl' mature tlml' n'lisl•nl t., \tin .. .:e 20 Apply at ---~ 7358 f ndl rk P e nn > 11 a v er . 166 0 op1riimg at ih LOCJlllCI CASHIER/HOSTESS ~--1•xiiem ·n1·e tn 1wnt>ral "' Pf'f"!IOfl, ne Y •o inl( ~ dut..leh opPonun1 Pla<?nua CM SERVICE WRITER tlltOfficefor: Part·Ome eves Apply 10 fltl' pn·frrred ,\pply an •·ond Anthony ·~ l>el• ty X ray t'ert1f1rate rf' µel'!'lOfl Lo. ~d. 17881 ~y Park, q1ar'9d F:xpenence f."' i--------- Eectromcs A.aemblen PCBE:xper. c.1541-5112 111ERJGKJ' MAN. lNC tlOW. Santa Ana 81, SA Top pay & benefits pmlOP al Two Guys from Clencat Sle A, lr"Vl.M ~o (erred Xlnt bent' Ill oarvas llo..lftTE TELLER Jt.aJy. Zllr1 Fairview Rd. <-•...u..:-~·•·~ ,,,,,_, 118 IK2-Wl . Profculonala only nttd ·apply. C.OOtact Mr. An· denon, Service Mgr al ""' C M. Mas .... ~nmT ... t OOUPt..E lD asa1.11t mgr lll ....... , ~-Meo or ,.omen 2:5 yr& or ------PACIFIC l&aOMonrovu&,<.'M Orangl' Cty deluxe DDllTALASSJ.Sr RDA older. Know t.he ooaal C~HIERS UTDTEM. f..t224Z7 t: 0 t: bid~ -.al + lo\•ely apt Cba1ra.1de $1.0UO to C11.leS NetlUl>a weekor MUTUAL Call5213S42forappt u 400 4 day wt'vk more Oraoitf' Coa&t EARLE HUE TOYOTA-VOL YO JJIM Harbor Blvd it p ..... ed. hcea..t loCllsy .-1 be•fit• ore offwt ed ill oddltioft to o P.--' worts e ... P v ... 1io. <.Ab. 17300 Mt a.ER"-TYPIST (.'nldlt ~ CollectlOnS Ui n>grl"SSll\l' vrl'H!nllH' llt·rrm11nn , f'nunta1n I\ )OYUJ.Lere5tUlg,<'hallt'n1' ~~r1 ~ ... ," r ~~l \l' \,alle) cNo of Sluter -~..one ID a nat10nw1!k ,...,. .. '1 1'aA or > bet..., a N *"whop t: & ASW•as COSTA MESA ELF£TBONIC '46-9JOJ PwtUoa •Hllable for At1l'Ol«>TJ\"E ~ wf~::e':t1~ P11 ONATott .n,. nameu aaembty fr PARTTlllE 1101De mlaor mechanical SA'JURDAY M QJmpeny is lookina for SUNDAY 10-5 penon 1nlere9ted In Iona Approxlmately 12 add1· term emrloyme nl Uonal weekday houra E 0 E. Cal Pat Milla. wtudl are neuble EX· 567-9051. c.elleol opporturuly for a ---------t woman lDt.erest.ed an re· ASSEMILERS -LW111Di to work. Will We will train. Apply 7am, llacG r eicor Y8dU. lS31 PlacenUa. o.t.aMeaa. AnEMDANT tram. CalJBeml •• •• for~palsl 17141558-2136 MARKETS ~now available rori Ume Aulatant Man.acer-on 2nd " 3"t a!uft No experience nee We tr1.1n Start SJ 30 to S4 per hour Advancement opporturuty for manal£l' ment poe1t1oos to SS SO per hour 1f quahf1ed fo~or ~ 1olorrnalJon ~ an t.ervlew. apply to lllDre •50. l3SIO N P1c1f1r Coast Hwy, L11una Beach, '*-9'133 Will interview Mon lhru Fri "am to 3&'ua.1 {)pp()r Employer Work wt1b band.lcapped #1 .. 0.-,.c..ty AnAffirmatlveAclloo CERAMIC GLAZER _ A ~JOI' 11fe insuranre com~ headquartered an ~ Beach, bu opportunlUn for ln· clviduala with akin. and 1eoeral oCClce ex - S*'e&lee lft ooe or more of the lolJowln& areas •'fypt.s Ls •Secretanes <Shorthand reqwred l •Accououng Clerk •Insurance Background •Math/Stausucal We bave immediate openh1ga. Jr you qualify. we offer a uruque work ID3 environment 1n add1 Uoo to eacellent com· pany benefits. Please ap ply ID penon to. lldult.I. Mul be Itron&, 2925Harbor Blvd. Employer Jd /F /H/V for productlOft ahop. E•· ~to uai.t lD t.aak.a COSTA MESA -per desirable Good op-Penconel Department Traanee pos1lM>O ava1la ~ U> our Cl.autlaed Ad vert11ln1 department HDun tAM \o IP N. La&hl lyplns requ.ired (SS 40 wpm> Typtna &.ell will be adminlacered Excellttnl romp11 n y bene fits 1nrlulf1ng medJcaJ, denl..11. lift' in llUT~ f'lC Good Op portunJty for ad \oun ce mm1 For lnlttrv1ew pltast' call Penonnel Ofrare ~4321. ext m OUNGICOAST DAILY PILOT 330W. S.ySt. Costa Mesa Equal OpportunJly Employer ----a tollet1n1. feedlna. 979 2500 Bar 1.. ttr ctl " . -·-'ty. 97M800 poeral clean-up. Xlnt • ml..., a • ve en .,......_.. 700N~rt~nter Dr Coclnail wa1lress, local vacatlon • ln1urance --lhuaiaallc · part·llme a.cur Newport Beach, Ca 9266() N cw p o r l Be a c b benellt a . U a It e d Al1l'OTRANS, RltB man. 6t8-9935 CllDIT CHICKY Rea tau rant Ex Cerebral Palay Aaaoc. b!:"io:.~~;::. Mual Beauty career opportUnlty wtth Equal()pportun)ty perienced only. Judy llllD W. Harvard SL SA. -Shampoo peraon for large mort1a1e com-~~Em~~ploy~~-~M~/F~~ 875-*1. -----~---------118ab)'Sttter oeeded 3Yr old ele1ant ulon. Xlnt pany. Nlcie spot. area\ ;;.. COCKTAIL WAITRESS tcbool vacation. 12-24 wa&ea· Wed lhtu Sal. no beneflta. To '800. Call apply In ~raon The --------.. UlnaJ2.Jl,E-sldeC.M.or evea. Richard Ouellette JenLynn540-500l.SoeU· ,._..._._~~ Beach Ball. 2115 W downtowa H.B. Evea Salon, 200 Newport 1n1 fr Snelllnl o f Clerical Oceanfront, Ne fir Ad ld9n CID I Daly Pillt AD-VISOR 642-5671 --~Dr.NB t Newport Beacb A&eocy, llC8'110MfST 973-94 ~Campus Need a fu.ll time job after -------- DAIREES 2lld Sllfft lllCN lleclloalca J\IO'I .. ...-.nf a new« mon dd1*c Clll'Uf ~ ~ olmthll ...-..W ~ IO cnltf dv n*1o .._.atndu.try ,....,...,,.PRACTJC "'""JST-alleadln& morn In I \AUJllV ~ claues '? Theo thil -Previoua beck office dream job could be tor apes' ~-Froot oChce you. Work Ill elegant of e.per helpful. Atlrac noe w/lbarp • upcomln& live appearance an exec'•· Mu.at type. ffra abeolule requirement 12-3. Xlnt aa1ary · Npt. Bch. 1rviDe Peaoooel AlfftCY 91$.1181 • E 17th, Coal.a Meaa Ouilt1an woman to live Ill & care for elderly Chri•· SleZM 842-1.470 ~-----------tJan woman. H.B. area.---------Room & board + H laty. ll8M522 or MZ-8'28. CLerical PEN SI OM CASE PROCESSORS ",..... .. e.,..ilKHJ Peotloo Department DMd.I lndlvlduela for ma111 upecta of Peasloo Admlnt1t.ratloa. BHIC IDl&hnqw.d. Good opportualt1 to work le art• of u • ....-ud IJ'OW\b. Wt offtr O\ltataodln1 wortdq CODdtdoaa aod. Ut.al llmefttl packap. u,.. quallfy, PltaM .,. ..;.;;;..;;.;.;.;-------1 ptriapenoaCo: Q..ERICAL Nqll MONEY roa CHRISTMAS? IAIM $400 to SI 000 lNTHE NEXT 3 WEEKS WENEKD · •15SECRET ARIES •a.TYPlSTS •UACCT a.ERKS •JIQ.BU TYPl.ITS .. FIL&a.EBKS COOIMGC&.HJl fl'l1ry &evel politloft cod :,i: ediUftc, onkni for •M.,,.. to ~ com· pUter. Fllllr• aetltude requand. Other dal...t qlA&liflcaUona Include. lmow&edp ot io.br. typ-lnl S5 wpm, • aome of. nee eq>erlence. CAMllOMN 7Sll Clay Ave, H 8 . CW /Beacb. SJOarOeld) E.O.E M1Jo' Compaaloo. mature wocmn e-abn day, 4·5 ct.ya wk, care for aemJ· invalid " Ute boulework. N 8. area, Own tramp. Call m.an before 5 pen for Interview. Mu1t speak Dl'11.tb sales ftnan~ company DENTAL ASSIST f~x ~Lid I We have 1everal full pt-r ROA pref X ra) •--------W. poe1tlons tn credit.. be 4daYt ID CM ~7SIO co~ctlon Pleasant Early '-II aulo roule. warbng cood . • nbrt DENTAL ASSIST Wall Slrftl Journal, ~ be o er 1 ts Ca I I Front ~ back office day week. rl!qu1red. 714 ui 1661. II JO !.P!lit . ~ f\111 °'part ume .,mall c ar required Mon fon ror 1nten1(!v. In n~w 1-· V ofC1 ce ~ EO F: !4 P' ~ S634 t. L t-: C T R I <' I A ~ CIB>IT IJf-nt.aJ ()(hrt-'fir. lur W\.'1,Tt.D for t: & \ tl'fVESTIGA TOR Nat'! romp.in)' hu op.>n uig for uprd cre<ht IJl bully :00 H rei.toral1\t' t-J .. itn• t.'lPt'r fo'ull pr.1( 11'J da} a, $1000 + lJmt' • ...,; llf7ll 631~ vetU&alor with typing DentaJ ~lit.ant, Jan . ._,, sluila Good wortung coo full. P T . uper K D A dllJona .tr beM fitll Salary preternd. Salary open commensurate w /ell pr fo:J Toro &10 11.JO Phlm-3025 --CREW -NE_E.D_ ED-CMUCTOI OF One Sailor M or I" to MUISIMG c rew. l2wk Melliru ~l ro hol••m rehab c rulae. all ellp pd ho11pilal 10 Newpo rt 673-5:MO Buch hH Immediate ---opmuig for an RN w ltb CUSTODIANS 3 ~ yr1 nur11n1 •• Ftr days men&. womro perae n re 1orIud1 n a Coala Meu Newport satisfactory expenentt area Mu1t be U .S at 101tructor or dUM!ILC.U~ ~ CorupebUve aaJ..ary With •Int frtoge C•t: mr r Serrke blnd'lla pKbae For lD· 1-.l.l-;C'T RON I C' AS ~t:MBU:RS-all phu.."!>. <1&lary commensuralc with rxper Enalt ~h 1pe•k1n1 pref~rred Al.la~ ElmronJt'S 31.88·L AJ,.,..ay, Ave . C ~---- ~mflll'S MAl...,..AMCl. TICHMICIAM lmmed11U' ope1unp It opportun ities 1n an eltabilsbed company 1n the Oraoiie County auport area. Applicants will ll'OUblesboot, ~pair • t eat electronic ~. an.aJot • d.ltital u~rtence preferred Contact Per1onnel met EOE P'Mt srowtnl St John \ervieW contact Larey Km1I Medi a competent McOonouah. Ralelah sett mot.tvator for tbetr H 1 11 1 U o 1 p 1 t a l • 1ales dept Sbould be m4JM5.S107.F.oEMtP career oriented Apply m •--------f:!'°° at 17422 Denan •OIS-•PLA-•Y-----E•~r Bob-tall Dnver w /a-JOd dl1 Vine record. needed for LA-OC Dell v 1erv1 ce Starl 15 hr+Overtlme, 1lck leave. medical " profll-shannl benefl\a. Stable. mad 11.aed lJ'Uctdna co • lot' at 3011 Vlokl St. L.A. Brlnl Motor Vehicle re· oor'dl. oc call: KoUywood Delivery 2LJ.Gl..Oll5, DATAIMTIY OPIUTOl IBM 3741 Operator for a well eldablil.bed • an>• Ina OranJe County cor poratton . Excellent bene/lta ,, woctinl COO· dltlou. Minimum 1ix moalha kt'ypunch ea· perieoce roqu.I red o n IBM 114.1/3742. Par •Ill bt oommemurate with H~rieoce. Apply ID penoa, a.ton tbru P'rl lam..$pm JOU.Y IOGa INC llOGOUleUe lrvtat.~ F.qua.l Oppor Employer !~i t''-· .~i~~~~~' LOS "IN01rll:9 l'ALW 111',_INOa WOOOUIHD HILLS HIWll'O,_T l l ACM llSPl.AY MANAS El Elqler. DUIMS •Idea or tralneet. All 3 1hlft1. .._. Verde Convalet1· C'Jlllt lbptt.al, Ml Center St.CM.a.,~. Elqaet-. weldef' • fitter. =:;:J;.,~· HB If lt'soc»t wheels, you'll move It f ast9r fn • Dally Piiot classltled act.can 642·5678•nd. frltndty •cf. vlserwlU help you tum your wheels Into calh . .. ...,. • VOLT --JY- Caa>ua Drtv , Newport 6-teb (Acrcm &om John W9M ~> .. ()pporwn,(ty ElQDlo)'er. c... .............. ,.. Oftlrt. PASl'MIP& PIOOIUADIMG """ al ~ 1 , • ., •• ~rteoc:e. preferably rwwspaper. Excellent ClOlnl*l1 beQeft&a. Apply bltWllee MM.UK. lloa· Ph RM&-&tale USI08fTW. 141 ISllmOMS llCP1' /SIC ,. .. _____ ...._ ..... ornce OIAtl81COAST OAl.TN.OT 84.2-MIZ Are you tl~ of con· lm~d. opea!Dll Ill. r.-, laek of orpaia-,...pol't Beach. GoocJ Uon Is inlld9q\late com· opportui:alty for tk paen& ua'81.uee from PlftCIO wttb Cood typta m&nqemeol ~ Are you lk1Ua. phone voice 6 a.at tired ol ah.arin& a deN • P Pe a r a n c e . Co . with a part tlme non· beadlLI 644-5870 ... MIO.::-· ...... & WWWlll .............. -4ietelf Cell M ...,,, ·7111 041Mf'aJ '11'1"1 Sl*SC»f TO• JOLLY •• • .. ," .. ,,. • .. •• tor '°"' ~~~~~~~~ChftlttJftU foltr. W. "•" F••l food \ake oul •JobfOf~t ir.a.te preferred 30-40 Work u mut'b aa you )'TS. P9rt Ume. La1un• want, bonus avail., _Be_adl. __ .,_-.ma ____ _. ~ver a fee Home helper for beaut oceanfront home In Laauna. cooldn.:. rh1ld care. hte house work Flture Salon wanta AH ntflrs f.-1.t 497 4»42 mature woman for part ,.,... time work. 2PM-IPM. a.4ia ~ Ho&tes1/H01lesa Bkkpr Slarr913-U!02 Wa••• Worilen P tr hoateaa & hosten FrLE CLERK-ERRAND bookkeeper needed for PERSON, full-time. weelr.ernh. Call for In lloG-Fri 8:»SPM. Own tttvt"° Ask for Phylha tranap, ml pd, salary or Yvonne. 644-!H.31 open. Coofidental COO· Hostess Wanted prom1 tact ltarllyn 752·1107 n e n t N e w 1> o r t FCOASOHJDERS E R V E R / ~~. ~ ~laJ::".~h~ fo~';,e: -$3.10 to IDE M/f' Salary commensurute HJ.OIJO S4 71~ N Mam lff&R Olk> IJl.0141 &.et"- 27957Cabot Road JNSURANCE ~aal property & casualty assi.tan<'e. ex. per nee minimum 2 yrs including typing Xlnl ben t'f1ts Jamt'!I Insurance. Irvine Cull Maunnl'. 752 0990 t: 0 E IHSURAHCt •GEMCY k.57 per hr. part-lime. ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llJI w/exper Contact Judy Loe. So. Cst. Plaza. Aalt .,. aft4 752-8000. for IDDIJ' 54&-92187 _ __ _ __ Fire & casually, com HOTEL. Front Ol!sk & mcrc ial line s un Forelp car mechamc. aper, pay 50-50 Ivan's 66-1982 GIRL FRIDAY Switchboard Operator derwriter Expt'r1ence FUJI tJme. general offlt'.'<' Beautiful hotel. good re q · d Robertson f1hn~. etc Must type company benefits. Apply Insurance Auoc • Inc Liquor Cle rk . e•· perieneed. Mature. m7 Warner Ave. H.B. MACHINE SHOP Centerless erioder operator. Some exper dt's1red. or wlll train person interested In leanuni precia100 tcrind· ini trade.~ ---. Stuff Your stoc:Wng · With 'Keir Kash" You'll flnd It al KeUy throuJb Iona • abort terms temporary a1111nments tboal suit your l<'hfliule We have • vanety of 1nleresl1Dlt office a1s1inment1 available, etc Top pJy , paid I vacauona. referral. bonuses. Never o (~ IELL~ bcnv1c 1 !:> CaJI or ComrmToday IJJ-1441 ......... 2102 Business Ctr Dr Swte208 147·1491 ..... ldi 8907 Wamtt sns 60wpm salary open c .. -1._.,.A_ .. H I s 6'7s.-0662 FREIGHT Exley Express 714/549 1151 ..,...... .,..,.,....,. ote ·I.SSS Maids. apply The Inn at 1 s Io o k 1 n g for Coast Hwy, Lag Ekh. Janito rial Pan time Laguna. 211 N Coaat Hl.0110 U.. 715N M1.1n cH&RBlkl owner /operators to GW1l'lil eves. Mon Fri.. 34hr11/ Hwy, Laguna Beac h • JI .OS-41 WitHtl 279S7Cubot Road MAHA GEM EMT fabnc chem 1Dtervlew· mg for mgmt pos1t1on• Faborrtlexprreq. J1&ck. 2131827-4471 service the Northwest. s.c.fty S..,.,..faor Hotel rught. H B area 960 2ttOO - Ccnlad Roger Peckman Permanent. Must have TEHHIS COURT JANITORIAL EOE M f' •541-4SM'l expenence. lrvme com -----ATT'EHDAHT Light office cleaning .._ _________ _ Frt .L...L/ ........ e S3 a:-h_r_ plcx. Call 833-3000 ext Pan llm" full t T ..,,... .,...,., °" 9 E I o Part tJme o~nme exlsll> "· 1mt!. op Benehts Full lime ~ploy~~ua ppo r ror a person with a ~dfl~S Experienced OFFICE , Laguna Ueach resort ----knowledge of tennis who _!dul~ only 979 3923 4SM-8S21, Doon_a _ _ ________ .. t5\JOYS working with ix-o Jarutonal Sh•rp gal good with numbers MarGre1o:or Yacbtl. 1631 Placentia, Calta Mesa F IT P /T Fun Job SB.00+ /ht. Piud daily ~12 FUll time cook wanted. Coco's Restaurant, by 0 .C Airport Days & nights. 540-22« General Off i ce T y pist /Telephone Receptloaiat. full time tor N.B. architectural Orm. Good typing skills, telephone manner &c knowledge ot otnce pro· cedurea. Salary open Aak for De\dre, 644-1.581 GENERAL OFFICE - Sm. manl.d. co. relocat· Ing to ff B in fo'eb Needs good gen. ofCtce person. stroog act-tg rec, 1H·ct~ pyble, lite typing , pleasant phone manner & attention to detail Salary comm w/exper Call Rock lndustnt·~ for appt. 5'5-3'32 or S45 3406 GENERAL OFFICE Evening telephone appt setters Part-time. Flex hrs ~0-3475 ask for Sandy -----GENERAL Of.FIC.:E - Part or FUU time Offlre skills helpful Good !<>tart mg position. 540-3475 ask for Sandy General omce, full llmf', typuig & 10.kcy reqwred Slutmg pay S4 SO hr + benefits 770-8S85 Jake or Gerda. -------- GUARDS pie . Apply !lam noon HEB> SI 40 WEEK? Mon-Ft1, Pen>onnel MARRIOTT HOTB. HEB> $200 WEEK? 900 Newport Center Dr H you have the desire to Newport Beach lllOrit. we have a job for F,quaJ OpPor Employer you Our rapidly ~rowlJlg •CJOOdbeMflh HOlJSECL EAN E R S • CPF an.ity to St-$4.50 hr.+ Boowi. Will octv.u train. f\tU" P rr. Advan- •worir _.,.~.._f cement Oppty'. Muat • ~. ,.. 848-7080 Jarut.onal !K'rv1re needs your help t.odJ&y. FUii or part tJme, day & rught stuft. cooples alao We will train you Call Wmtem Counues Main t~nance . 1131 -0723 or 67J..4356. S .. 00= Have transportatJoo .,... ·---------- • ....Li -a.a.. lhaecleanen Ptr. $5 br arutonal fl\JU time wax-!::'"'" w--oilr............ Own transportation er, must be familiar with •o,ecw 0Y -Aft.erS,919-0076 aJJ pbaaes of Jan1tonal •UllifonM Ir badges ---- ---~ Top salary for top pro•~ Housec.-leaoeni wanted to man 979-3923 'NOl1t foe Jarurt"s Rai: ----- •PJO weapons gedy AnM. 8-3 Tues . JobOpporturutles •your own FM 67S.2514 Coat Acdq to $2 JI( ation ----Supervl!IOr MUl 3} rs ex d •llousecleaners. f•arn ""r 10 ·-tab mf" roQt a" p "e are xtra SSS's working for J ,... ""' ,., " !'tystems. w ab1ht:)o to necntary prof cleamnit 1ocr v \1usl ~upervL" clt•ncal in cost have lruru.p ~ 4106 & payroll BA in acctg Pleaff call: l213) 371-7760 WESTERN HOUSECLEANERS up t.oS5prhr Car 645·~123 SECURITY Housekeeper. 2 days, 23142 S Hawthorne It 9AM·4PM. refs. own Torreu, Ca 90505 _tr&N.nogrou~ 759 ~9 Equal Opportunity HOUSE K E E Pt: H Employer MW Wanted Sun & Mon only GUARDS Full & part time All areas Uniform~ furm1hed Ages 21 or over. Retired welcome. No expenence nee App ly Uruversal Protection Xlnt worlun)I conds No Laguna area 644 1000 days, 497 3983 eves& wlalds HOUSEKEEPER full tame, good ben('f1t s. w /med lllS, 642 5861 ------ pref Uqal Secy S90 0 + Adm1n type position Busy offi ce Top skilb. SH & tYPU\R Buall\c~~ law·m\.eml'I scope. s.cn+ary $800 Loe., or people contac.1 N{.'e(J lo be ablt-to co m p-~ own leltt•rs & havt• Rood t'Ommand of .iram· mar Somed1c.-taphone A.-c:.ept $800 A1.'t'ur t \ pi.ng Good on phones. Xlnl l'Ompany MANAGEMENT OPPTY Will tram 3 peoplt' for Position 1nvolv1ng in len1eWUJg, mstructini: & mana(tng. No aellang Ideal for women or men. Weekly salary + booua & beoef1ta. Car & phone ~. cau 114.21a.s or529-5111 MATll&A&. COMTllOL DP91T<>a &t1y level poa, min. l yr. oil. exp. Ability to work w maures and de· tails a must Call for appt 540-7639. A Ken OevtS Ind. t= 0 . E MCM Clean.log & M ain- tenance Xlnt pay + boo~ lmmed open10g.s Male or t'em . Ca 11 ~14~ MB)ICAL OFFtCl Prume. back ofltre Ex· pr oot ~ Good typlDg, dlctaphooe expr helpful NB. S.0-2023 ---------MJo:RCHA."mlSER F'ull Ume Serv1cmg greeting card dept.s tn local super mrkl.'I 40hr week No sales No Delivery. Com bene Qall Da.n Notth11.1p, roUect. 714-688-21829 One-Day-A Wttk CWt-d 1 Recepllon111t wanted, caU 962 7788 Dana Order Desk Ctrl, answt'r le~. some f1bog , mua l have go o d handwril1ag. Call 8 s. Pickwick Papt'r Prod\X'LI, ~1U7 CMlGAMIST PoaiUon Jan. 11180 ror Lquna Beach chutth 12 rank w1clu pipe orJla n Deertt le or prt'v ex.~r expected Rt'ht'arll•I Thun eves & I st'rv1re S&J.nday at lOAM Saluy nego Call the Rev. Mr Reynolds at ~ 8061 for appl.Jral.lon & oppt for audition w /rnusu.· c·om mrt1.tt PA.IMTERS ~ for de<'k 11tork Call 8ob631 0436 PART TIME EVENINGS Adulta wilh out.1tand1n1t nttnrt1ve pen;onalH1e .. who t'ajoy working w1lh lads Over 21 Start al SJ 50 per hour Phont• •MODaS• -6 4 2 ·4 321. Jo;xt 2 SO & •ESCORTS• Expeneoce Pref erred •661-0729• BETWEEN l·S PM Alkfor~ F.quaJ ()pPorturuty Employt'r ---- Part-ume demonstrating In your area . Gemra!Office Service, 1226 W. 5th OUSEKEEPEft.part time, live-in or out. for everung meal plaruung & preparation, in CdM area (714 ) 644-0380 aft 6::.JPM Mn . Robb111.1 TOLLFR~f; 1714)83l ·T792 ...... ~ P~Sertice 28lS2 Cammo Capis trano •205, Laguna Niguel NO FEE EVER Modela-fllcort.a bou!Jntares Will tram S500 WNI& l m.3Jfl0 OfflCE TRAINEE Street. S.nta Ana In- Fee paid. Rapidly ex-t.erview hours 9-12 & 1-4 pmdi.ng div11100 of na-_MOD __ thru __ Fri __ _ Uon a l corporation .--------- Varied dutiu, h&hl skiU.. Great beginners apol. New Irvine loca· beln. To $800. Alao ree jobs. Ca ll Jerl Lynn 540-llOOL Soellin& &r Snell-m1 of Newport Beach ~ • .:MO Campus SSSSSSSS$SSS GENERAL UIMTOP HOUDAY MOMEY Work local temporary UllcnmenLI. We offer chart • loa& term Jobs lot all types of o(flce .... Opentnp fort.be rollow- =':'9~ ··~'t-,"'.:c ........ , ........ ............. •• • .. Ofc ca.rb .. ,~ ,......,..._ .... GUA.Rai WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICE IS GROWING! S-JoblWll ,.,O..S4How Bluer Jobe F\ill •Part Time Male or Female Work Near Home Must be %1 yean + We Train I Call or apply at W.F.G.B. lloa tbru Frt ,.m·Spm ZIOWW..,.., Rm202 sa.Aoa a.tee• JmW CammoDweallb J\alllnaa Uf..2* HOU SR Ell' Ea needed. 2 da)'ll wk. Mon & Thurs. Own tramport.alloo. 64G-1751 CdM IMSUR.AHCE CO. deslru mature in divlduaJ who ii WJ.lllng to acceiit raponsiblllty aod desires to learn all phases of policy holder service or Lile company. 'I'yplna, SIH. fillna. Xlnt beoent.a, aalary SBOO+ Ph7S2-853:5 ---la Your ProteAion mu REPAJRS? l1'd YoU know you cen Dlat'e a c1uaified ad ln iba Dail1 Pllot Service Dltador; for a •bole month f~ u lttUe u tut per day? For more lbb6wlbl.call ~ Auract1ve Part time mamtenanre Femal.esOoJy man Must know minor ____ M_l_-O_l.IO ____ , repeJn 842 S073 EXPERIENCED PRECISION MACHINISIS Find out about • .,...., ca'"' opportunity SATURDAY INTERVIEWS CALL DAY OR NIGHT (COiiet, II MCl•my) (714) 526 4731 a11ctort1peneo OR APPLY IN PERSON _.. LnA SIEGLER. JNC. . ..-PEAQY PRODUC'nS DMSON IMO I.~ AMd (llld *'I DW'lt ,._, lefttaM.;CAl270I EquaJ 0PPot1Unlty Em~r n\/f/h DJW. Bay&t ea.ta Mesa Equal Opportunity Employer Payml PAYIOUCUD Fee paid Great rom· pany New Jrvi.ne loca lion Growlh apol P•yroU eapenence To 11000 Allio Cee JC)ba. Call Jen Lynn ~l SoeU 101 " Soell1 01 of IWwport Beach Ageocy, 4.ltOCampua ----- PBX OPERATOR ANSW SFJW FUii or part t1mf" t:xper. pref S49-:lJU PIXOPH. Eam wh1l!! you team Telephone Anawer1ns: Ser\'1re rull time/part llmt Vaned shifts Oayi., afternoon or even Ing$ Locations in rA.5HIO~lSLAN 0 COSTA M~/IR\'INE TUSTIN HUNTINGTON HEACH ld~<1I for slud~nh " hoiaew1 ves Many c-o bent'nu 10clud111g paid va catio n • Typing Jjwpm ~ 0 E Call 5'3-4ZlO Moo lhru Fn PIC:X /SHIP' CLHK R.eqws1t1o n st0<:lt, re t'et\e & di.erlc men•han dl.se Will Train. sood worlong cond ~plo)tt pd fet> MOllGAH Ei floywnt ACf"Cr IS25 Mer.<1 Verdt' Dr l'la.ia. E..i.1t Suite 2 ll CM fAN'O!>S Kon a Lanes 1 754-ISll Plasuca f'actory o~nrno for extruder tra1ne~. parkers &i material handlers Apply 10 penoo, 8U W 18th St . CM profeNioa.I" Perbap!I ................ t--6 )QI ibould t.a1Jr With U9 -......... We a re no' a ebata , For buay Laauu lkl\. «nnch, tnmduae or aub· reaJ estate office. xi.t aldWy ot aometJuoc elN aomnuasion. u~ req. nm from a "'~ tvory AM for Rutb. ~ • \O'#eJ' Wedey N Ta11ot a.t.urant Co ta a M-year old firm Stnw Hat Plua lo Hunt· ~Y owned •ope-rated by rta rOLmder I\ really mat.on Beach baa inr· malirea a difference Our mediate operunp for fuU a~ ret&denual •ale •pert tame day abllt. la N07,0ll6 If you a~ 0, JMfl ,,.., capable ol lialln1 6 aell· ~ lt1I bome9 10 tbe fUM!St paail&ON available f:x. re11deat1al areas o f penence preferred. but Newport Beach perhaps Wlllin1 to train promi.t· you lbould )OlO our team me app!Jcaot If you att Please call llhqorte loolunc for a challenguac Oattl. RatdenWll Mer job tn a fun ont'nttd for appotnl~nt !lttVlce atmo.phere. we. W..a.y H. Taylor Co. may have just what you 2111 San Joaqwn Hllls an-lootrng for Apply 10 Rd pe™"1 al Newport Beach 10071 Adams Avl' 644-49 1 o or call 982-1366 & ask fnT ----· M<1rk, Moo lhru Fri Real ElJtale UC&tSID UNUCEHSID EOE ResUiurant WAITRESS Part t1m<'. f1Vt'r 21 Exper not net Anfot''s Famous Pizza, La4'\ID8 Hills 561-~ Will train ~st <'om mu&IOO ap(Jt t.n the 111 dugtry 70~. to t.op pro d~rg t 'or 1nterv1ew call &11 ai Redhill Real i---------ty Udo off1tt. 87l-noo Restaurant ------Real Estate Sale!'> IEST LOCA TIOH Ot4 P'ltllHSUlA FORS£LFSI'ARTERS. Gl:AJ\ANTEED DRAW lh,-;;.. financang avail The Rusty Pelican RaltaW'&llt la loolune for OYSTalilMB.P ............ Al!PiY U1 person, between :u, Mon tbru Fn. 2735 w.r Pacific Cout Hwy. N 8 Xlnl 0 J.T daa!les. ~ ---- ~~ 1n hsttngs Call Mr Aiko fM J ron F\iU serv1re restaurant fldt'nUa.J t01.ef'V1ew n 14) 500rl 10 ~ 1n l.aguno mczio BudL SPetts fu.11 6 part tJ.nw emp6oyees Span111h ------h1.>lpful but not RecepUOnilt, C M Tax olC'. wortt front de-sk. phones " copy mach. durin1 Ta• s~a1on 6C2-021Z nt'ceaaary Cookf> " helper, boate1aea, ~ Ir du.bwubera. Gl-1311 - CLERK -RF.cEPTIONIST tr1ptsl walh front ofhce ap ~ needitd for faat J1'0Wllll ad a1eocy 1n DB.TACO GRAND OPENING &!try le\el poe1Uon for enthus1 .. t1<.' 1od1v1dual w wt!ll eaubU.bed. bwiy co Good. accurafA! typ- ing e:.senhal for procfts mg J>W"Chase-Ol"de ~. f 1 l 1ng & good phonf' m11n nPrs n~eded Rapid l(JY1w1h for person sbow ing de11rt' to be part of Ult> lt-am Xlnl twncf1u including t'O pd ma}Or med denWJ. & hf<' in l>UfWKe Appl11:ao~ oapp I) Sam to Spm CIMCO 265 Bnggs A\e Co~ta MMa 92626 F: 0 t: ~4460 RCPT /SHIMg C• m busy buropract1c of lice ~xper & front ofc appearanr~ rrq Must love people JO key by touch F\ill t1me 847 8272 RECn'/SfC lmmed o~rung i.n plu_,h office Creal opportunity for ttlJable seU "tarter W1ROod slUlll f'ull) paid benefit proiiram. incl dmUI Lona Beach area adjacent to S.D. Ftwy. 21.3/427 IJ06 ReaJ Date Sales SAL.ESPEOPLE NEW le RESALt; Our expansion pro1ram haa creat.«t a need for uklspeople with proven abihty to aeU both new" resale propenld Exrellenl commi11lon Khedu.le Lo~ly offices. Member of all local tio.rda . f\ill teenlC.anal •~ff =:!.=.1an lb1lll opportunities For confidential In· terv1ew. pleHe c:all C h11 ck Dre1er or Bartler• fl.lW, 714/675-7112 om Newpor1 Be~ch. >Wavy phones • lYpt.llM. must tx- abW t.o proof read. Ca II UllllJ8pm. 7~1~ Recept1on1st. facial plMUc Sil'Jl"OO. N 8 Eit per~. salary C'Otn rneM WIUPN, Call for appt 642~ llCIPTIOHfS T 11.;ewPort Be.At'h Yacht ll.roaeraa~· ~ ~«~P t1on1Jl Sa t Sun !f ~ Front off we-a p.,_. .. r a oce T~p&Ofil . depcndab1l11~ t'.ll I Wttkda) s 613~ 11 ~JlLJ Rect•pl1un1 st. typ1ni: gt'flenll ofriC'l'. 9am ~m Col I 770-Mll7 llCS'T10HIST Good typing s kills. 1w1lctaboa rd ex per Pnva~ Country Club. &W-s.404 -------ac.T10MtST- Good lyptal, I.Ile bk.kpg phones . customer service. fllln& Young powtD& pnntJn( CO UI LQuna Kills. Call Mr Gnol. &30-9113 --- NOW HIRING Wt" art' proud of our n<'~ re'ltaurant m>d now n~ to tt&.re fncmdly people to ~ervf' our cu11tomcr1 F\ill aod part time l>C»•· ~ /AN' available on all tJufts Please apply an per..on al 9Ufi W a rnn Ave . Fountain Valley DEL TACO INC An EquaJ OJ>Portun1ly Empk>yer MIF RETAIL Lames Spor\s~ar Shop f\iU and Part Tune JA.EGH South Coaal Plai.a lb Schwarts 549-1703 AeWl 91111Wffi:qrd SAUSPEUOM · CASHlllS EACU3>N'S 811 It T Meo'• S.O.. ia hirta1 r lta new Weatmloat 1\QN In WHtmlaat Mall. CaU Ken Appe forappt. at 114jltM77t u,...,.=lar• ~ CIOCD• ..., tbaa aa.n XlaL ........ , ...... . UIL6a .... WD .... did. call ... 11.r .... . ., Sale1 peraon for on.tm.1 ln &lft at.ore. meoo. Salea-5 -9pm. Earn D•tbr, Call 49S-se71, 1·9pm.18ynorolder. SALESPERSON 'IV· SJ'EREO DEPT. Espr. prer. Over 21. llust be able to work ~ Sundaya. AOl>l,y ln penm. Kenn R1ma llqnavox Dept. 3111 Rarbor BJ, CM YouUI Coumekn Part Tlm• ••~=i C) ...... lldulta .o JOUUL <Mr> n 0wa ~--br. ltlrt.MPM CAUANDREA -.an.ma. 1.a11. 11:.0.S. Mw t • .i .. ....................... ....... . 1001 ....................... IHOI SALIS Plne Antique P\arn.ltwe W..ud with OC' wit.bout • AND eqir. WW train. Advance . Amedee AoUQue Qullta poulblUUet. Od com· 2915 Red HW.otf 8ri1tol. ~ beneftta. Apply ln Sul t.e 0 · 10 a, C M . i--. km till ll am. at 10AM-3PM. SlaDdard Sboea. m So. Amique Church Benches, lil!O. 3 rows; each wn wood fcMd up aeata. Dts· a11embleable. Offer. ~ WESTMINSTER ABBEY ANTIQUE MALL 80 Sbopa ol fine f u.nuture 4t IA'llque itesm. Opn UHi Moo-Fri 10.~ Cloaed Tue.. l1'1Sl Westminster Ave Garden Grove 554-9103 SALIS -IUWoa open In SECRETARY Jan. llat.ureaale9peraoa Poallion currently Tax-Preparer, C.M. ofc, wliDl.ed. Exper. pref. Ap-avallable for a Secretary bu.le lndiv lax·retW'DI, ely la person Danica wtth IOOd typlna 1k1lla to aome lnterv1ews, l"ull or -------- Pmb')' Shop. 5U Balboa wort la our Cateriat P/l'.eG.-0212. •unQUE nru rns To IC>Od home. beauUfuJ 2 yr old Fem Collie 831-4833 Hones 1060 O>cker Spanlel M Ix, At , • •• • • • • • • • • •• ••• • • • • •• • pup. to eood home , Arab1an/Morcan hone friendly, Black. Elu for leue Small 1lie. 831-0297 beaut. traioed. ~ Jin Sbpberd Mix, tOmo. BOX STABLES. l2x24. Good watcbdoa, no bad opmmc lmmed ., mo, hab&ta ~-You feed /clean Call before~-751 31561 .. ...... 1050 Goock-1-06_5_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ... old I .Uy .•.•.•••••••••••••••••• * * * * SIOO rebate Waterleu Good Uled Furniture & Cookware, 20pc, 3·ply Appliances-OR I wl111ell lt&lnleu w/mooey back or SELL for You euarantee. 9fl8-6495 MASTERS AUCTIOH 64U616 & lll-9625 ~ •••••••••• ~~!.~ CASHPAJD ~ 1d uaed rum, anti Q\.lell fl clr TV '1 957-8133 Dwnond " Jewelry •P· pra1aalJ " ldentlflca- t1ona, latest computer prlclne. araduate unon HOME aemoioetat eemo1o11u1 mu .l.mt.ltut.e ol Amer1t'a. Ap. WISE-OUT SALE ~PW!": rou B w:ltb Decorator tunuture & Gemolo1lc•I Lab a<:ceuories Oedu Glen 5418-2578 ____ _ 'J'oownbomes. 25M Elden Rola Pnlaldaoua.J. lid. Ave. Ccata 11 ... 11lo6 new, Mver won,. Sl.400 daily.t&U'TM. eo.1m Eveninp. Teonh for Cbriatmaa. Racquet Club o1 In ram memberab.lp. -lac traa1rer fee . !va ~ Old full u lolld BRASS BED Complete SUO. Hand nocheWd fuJI IZ bed •snad SJOO. ~ Mach. Aotq. Milla· Cherry 5c. Diamond ---------front 25c W/Jacltpot ~ tare coupon. llOll8. ~-0384 SCRAMUTS ANSWERS Du.ket -Gk>ve - Wheat -Nobody - BlTl'aDOG 1be ima wbo waata a<>-meooe to t.oterate bis fauJLI abould not 1et blmaetl a wife, Btrr a I Oil Bltd. Ba1boe Pean. D11mtmeut. Enjoy ea· ,_.II Uuu.ut ...__ __ deslr ., _:.......;;.....;;.;... ____ -1 ce11eat company n.ct.r BUYNOWATLOW 4Pcllrl'•..,_.., s•&IS PBSOMS benertu .. Apply hm· Ji\a.IJ tlma/Part tJme, pre Pft.E.CHRISTMAS booicue, twin beds, apr £octlab Cb Ina Hutrh . ~a;, plm aduJta noon. lloa·Frt Peraoa-Kbooi tacber. Newport PRICES lnp • mattress $300 Blllt ollr. Yamaha Eltt· --------- .to work wltb and aeL • BeachlWO-ID> BEFORETHAT 5.52-53S8 :-:~ ~ J:rt· ~vU:~ motiQla klda. Over 21. MAltltlOTTHOTa TELEPHONE JANUARY RUSH! 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Catn/alua cor fee tbls. lll&h bit cbra, ~ Recptypeec>C2>"800 Irvine aelllo1 paper , Mllltat1ale. P'r9aala bid.a ~RJCE. Recliner. lamp Draft/arch '8-SlO hr toner. & office aupplies. accepeed, catAJoc avail. pole, sweeper. all brand s.i. *Growina·Slatring• Our top aaleapeople earn new. 551-1583 brwn.8118-7709 Wanted young men whO •Our<>rfice• $500-$100 per week Cil 639-77!11 will cet alont well with *Glrl Fri/Oun• Salary it comm. & bonus 9 Ft Davaaport. clean, w om• n . C a II 14 r . •Sales/Our Officu while tnln1DI. For ln· P>d coad. 185. ~NMOZ3. ~/Free terview pboM 540-3101 ...... e:.. 1010 "2-7684 BEC/R.ECPT -Good lJP-~Bircb, ~=~ AakforN&.a. _ ...................... Baby UM twin/bunk bed JIW UUla. ab. Ir 1en. of. NftpartBeadl.m.8UIO j CASH PAJD w I o matt re 1 s es , ~ l'w a jo6Dt TEXAS PETROLEUM W1hrtd ryra/Refrl11. Avocado, HO. Brwn water authortty OOBP. nblidlar7 oeeda wor1dnt OC' not 1157-11.33 _ rec lJ ne r, $20. Sea rs k O.C. 8elary atuta Secretary depeodable person. 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CX>R.P. oft .. plmtJ ol fb #::1B2eve9 Xlal.. cond. 1100. 751-0222 -·-• •·-------·• moae1 plua ca1h ' or~·l910JveUMU. = :c= 6tculitJ ........ trtnp beneflta Olrl'a 19" Centurion 2 Sean Captalna bed• ..___porn Iii&_._ ArmmON to mature peraon ln Lellana 10 apd blke. Xlnt Manie llnlab suoea .-wv -u-• Coa ll II• a a a r •a . CODd. $11.5. S46-92t9 Good CCDl.1311-»11 • seoutlve tulte. Re1ardle11 of ••· --- Cnowled1• of IBM SECURITY pertence, wrtt• r .L. 1:J: ~o~~.~~~·~~~: Swtvehocler, 1ood cond llemor7. tYP7•0•rl ter Pate. PNa •• Box ni. rt. ....,. •· Occaakl'lll tbl 110. s elpfu • IO· wpm __,.NNEl WcJKb. TL mo1 ....,_ deconUve P'llowa /traatcrlptloa H · ru..u . Ooldlpotrefriprafor SIO.MMOU ..,.,., 11a9t be able to <Je& I.DOD tbe pound lloor '30 1'0l'tt ~adentlJ • of 1 aaw Seourl tr 'lbw Tracie Drh.,. U · fS42.ri2a Maple dreuer l30. H11h ... wld9 ,__. tnaa ol Dlvtalaa. PartUIM4sfUU per'd. 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The radio statement wu seal as a hopeful sip in the month· long crisis, but the difference between the bard line of the em- baaay mllitanta and tbe •P· IRAN PAPERS Pl.A Y UP KENNEDY COMllENT--A3 U.N. ACTION NOT STRONG ENOUGH-Al proach of Iranian official.a again pointed to conflict on the Iranian side. On Tuesday, Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini '1 re&lme made new and atroaaer tbJ'eata a1ainat the eapti•••· lleaawb:Ue. tbe U.S. Na~ car- rier fCfte south of tbe Penbn Gulf doubled in abe. w.....-reporta Uid a. U.S. 1nenunnl plaaa .. a •••rlea of dlplomatle aacl t economle aepa t.o preaure Inn blto freetna the bos\al•· CBS t Newt aaid the moves, abort ol mllitarJ 8dioo, would becin tbls 1 week and inteasify over the nest two or three weeks. Tbe Iranian militants seiz.ed the embassy and those in.aide it Nov. 4, demanding that the Unit· ed States surrender deposed Sbab Mohammed Reia Pahlavi to Iran for trial. The Carter ad- ministration bas refused and t Tuesday joined the 1' other Security Council members in unanimous adoption or the re- solutkJo urging the release of the .-captives. 'fbe reeoJution contained no condemnation of the Iranians. Besides the appeal on behalf of the hostages, it called on Iran and the United Stat.es to "re- 110lve ccetully the remaining tuues ween them'· and urged • them t.o "exercise the utmost • restraint" and refrain from "the thRat Of' use of force.'' A spokesman for the embuaY mtlltant.s said of the appeal for tbe ba5ta1es' release, "Since the Security Cound1 la orchestrated by the United States, lt ii ob- vl0\11 it would ••Y such tbiDp became it ls the def ender ol the .superpowers and embarked oo u.a deliberations accord1nl w the orden it received. "As it ii also obri.ous that the <See l&AN, Pa1e A2) Coast ~~1ut after a W•atmluter RIO e.clalf compla!Ded t1 aboal _..dona at be ldMd la a ft....,alnt Polley NYlllGD: tnlltell .,. allow the nducticm otn:c,:ard .,. ... ,. poor • and bav. lmtltMted • HW, CO ~riled SMriod·by· SMrlod clutroom altenclane. roll •11'lem The ad.loo followed ~ports from taak foreea at the dUtrtct'a Hveo 1cboola ln Buntiqtoa Beach, FoUDtalD Valley and Westminat.r'. Th• IJ"OUpe were compoeed cl teachert, ldmlnlatraton, stu· dentl Ad pannta and dealt witb pupll C(IGducl .. well .. tnauey and vandalllm. Eveatu1'1Y, an attendance re- portlq and follow-up syatem wu evoked limilar to a system in lbe Newoort-lleaa Unified October • • .... be aaid. Ke noced tbat OG1)' , ... UDa· emecl abMDees were l1at.ed tn September. compared to •.m to September. 1tT8. After appl)1n1 a correction equation because of decllniD' enrollment in the diatrict, Dy- alacer aatd the dlatrict aaftld about ST.JTO in at.ate funds dur- ing September and SU.MO in Oc· to&er. Moat tmportutt. be 1ald, ts that teacben are awe t.o edueate yOQD__. because the)' are in the claun>0m. "The moDeJ aav- inp la a booua," be aaid. Last May, matbematics teacher Kathy lveraon com- plained about poor attendance, diarapect f« teachers and vao- da Uam at Westminster Hlgh Scbool. FV Selects Volhner WALTER SEllCZUK FAlllLY STROUS AT HUNTINGTON It Oellllellly Waa Beach We8'Mr TUMdey Along Cont Relief from Heat Expected Today By JDllY HERTENSTEIN ()( -D.ily l'tlet , .... TemperatUttS soared into the 80s and 90s in some Orange County communities Tuesday during what was believed to be the wannest Dec. 4 in history. The beat reportedly wilted Christmas trees at some deal- ers' lots. Weather officials in Oranee County couldn't say for sure ii Tuesday's temperatures &et records. A spokesman for the National Weather Service said hi.I ofllce doesn't keep early re- cords of temperatures for Woman Tied And Raped In Huntington A Huntinlton Beach woman wu bound. gaued and raped in her own car Tuesday bJ a man with a nylon stocking pulled over bll face, police said. The rapllt alle1edly entered the woman's unlocked van about 4:15 p.m. and bid in the back while lbe was abopping at the Buntmatm Center Mall. Offtcen Mid the man put a lmJfa to the woman'• throat and looped some nJpe around ber neck ......... pirinl from the.,_, abopplq center. Sile told ooUce ber uaallant f oreed bier lo pull lnto a.nodMI' lboPDlnl ceater and tied her ~ wttfl •• PoUee tald tbe au1pect. deleribed u 30 Jean old wttb blaek ICdDo ball', took SZO from bl.I Ylctlm'• pune before he ran Oil. Orange Coast The unseasonably warm weather is being caused by .a high pressure sys tem over C olorado and Utah and northeasterly winds, otherwile known u a Santa Ana condition, according lo the National Weather Service. A cooling trend was forecast for today. but highs could soar into the S>s again Thursday. Tuesday's hi&h in Orange County wu 92 in Santa Ana where the ovenaigbt low was 46. Tbe mercury reached '75 in Newport Beach and climbed to 82 in Huntirlltm Beach where lut year it wu 63 on Dec. 4, ac· cordin& to weatherwatcber J . Sherman Denny. Loa Angeles set a record 91 Tuesday breaking the previous hiah of • for Dec. 4, 1938, .ac· cording to the National Wealbet Service. Tbe manqer of a Cbrlatmu tree lot in Costa Mesa said, ·'The beat ls killlng ua. There la juat too much sun." Tbe beat, however. bad little effect on Orange County cl'Opa, accordiq to Wayne Appel ot the Oran1e County Agricultural Division. Thursday's forecut for tbe Orange Cout calla for bicbl of 78 to • ad Iowa ol 46 to 51 wt1b wtnda of 15 to 20 mph tn eoutal canyooa. Neal Turns Over Reins Dec. 31 Robert Vollmer, current city manager of Palos Verdes Estates, WU sel~ Tue9day night u the new city manqer ol Fountain Valley The vole selection by the Fountain VaUey City Council was unaninw.us. Vollmer, 51. wUl replace City Mana1er James Neal when be retires oo Dec. 31. Vollmer bas been city manager at Palos Verdes Estates for the put 14 yean He was selected for the $45,000-a· year Fountain Valley job from a field of 100 applicant.a. Councilmen bad conducted closed personnel aeasiona for two mooths to narrow the list of bopetub. Vollmer previously served as an administrative officer ln Beverly ID.Jh, an administrath•e assistant in Downey aod an ad- ministrative analyst in San Die10. Neal, 65, announced lut July be would step down u dly ddef ~r 14 years. He aa1d be will remaba • a comahmt ..-tbe dt7 ID ..tit bla saeeeuor fCll" 9' days. He said Tuesdv'~ eouacil meetlq 1'U the ~ comdl .... Loe be had attended aad would be bil Jut. "I'll miA It; there'a DO way I Seniors' Taxi Plan Launched Orange County aupervasor! agreed Tuesday to pay a taxi company $30,000 to provide transportation for HunUncton Beacb's senior citizens until Orange County Transit District services begin in September, 1980. Senion 6S or older can call for the SO.cent taxi rides within the city beginnin& Cbri.atmu Eve under the plan proposed by Supervisor Harriett Wieder. whose district includes Hunt- inl(ton Beach. The Huntlqtoo Beach/ Foun- tain Valley Yellow Cab Com · pany wu awuded $30,000 out ol revenue aharini funds to relieve wbat Mra. Wieder called a "serloua problem in obtalninl tranaportaUc:m." tor Huntinctoo Beadi's senior cltisens. "The CJty or Hunttn1ton Beach bu biatorlcall)' been on the abort end of OCTD pluninl. conalateaUf faWnc low on their route Usta over &be yean." Mn. Wieder told her fellow au.pervlaon tn a ~r. Tranalt diatrlct Dlal·•·Rlde services are adieduled to betin in September, 1980, but the second dlltrlct 1upervllor lnliat· ed there wu an immediate need for tnmlt_,aenicea for tbe city'• elderly. The trwit district pnamtl)' prcmct. ftud·route bm ...nee to t.be dty. Tbe cab Ml'rice wtll be pro. Yided ftft da11 a Wek betweea I a.m.adl&;:. ReNn for the tui ridel will be 1'91utred at laut tbNe boura Mfore pJcku1> Um•. s.nton wm dde m lfWPI '*' and fodb to marau. medical temctl ad IOdal M•tl. HuaUqt.On Beaola omctall . wtll bil riMPdnd to:'.~ d9talk f1·69··tai ....... .... trautt dllUtet IUft ... ...... Ud mmt m • ., ... tM cala com--~~· ,.,.....· Oiaer CAneeled year and bas a class slotted for Tuesday evenings, the night council meellllgs are scheduled. "When I came to Fountain VaUey there were just bean field.a with very little between them .·· be lauched. "I've watched th1s town grow and it's in 1ood shape." Vollmer saJd h1B job will be to keep Foun.C.am Valley in good 1bape. He l&ld be plans to move bl.a family to Fount&lD Valley from the Palos Verdes area. toalc1D"t bell:> but mla tt." said Neal after bis replacement was ION...,.; •tf ..... to st.a)' ..... and,...-..Uw.•· Neal ••Id be wlU atart teachiDC at Cal State Loa1 Beub al the ~nnin1 ol tbe Cyclist, 12, Hit by Auto A 12-year-old Huntanston Beach boy ls ln critical condition after beiD& struck by a car while ridin& bi.I bicycle to school Tues· da1, police said. Dal 1\en Tran. 5831 San Souci Circle, •• CTOUinl Springdale Street Ill Croupier Drive with the u&lst&ace of a erouinc ~at t :4' a.m. when be WU om~n said a 11-year-old 1lr:l. _~riY&DI aoutb on 9pdDClllllle. f.a1led to stop for the a~. wbowust•ncting ill ... ol tbe atrMt with bis lilD railed. 5-year Ceatraet? County Studies Lifeguard Issue By DOLO~ aaoo&S ••WIN oe .. CNIH'I ~ - The decision on who wall guard county beaches next year was delayed for another week Tuesday by Orange County SUpervlr90l'S IO they could study a new proposal. one th•t would extend the ooe·year contract to five years Supervi.!lors 1bomu Riley and Harriett Wieder, whose districts include lbe riv~ males of beaches. were appointed to look into • Jasl·minute auempt by a private lifeguard firm to win the 1980 cootnct il appeared to bave lost ln a biddin& war -.ith the cities. Board members bad been pre- pared to award contract. for W'e1uard services to the llrlps ot county beaches adjacent to cl· ty beaches of Laguna Beach. San Cleme•ote, Huntlnaton Beacb and Newport Beach. But tbe private firm, Llfe(luard International Beach Services, made a Jut-ditch of- fer Tuesday to 1uard the beacbel ror a flve-)'ear period at the same per-year bJd It sub- mitted for ltlO. Vince Moorboose, H~ Beacb community aenlcea dlnet.or. told 1upenllon bla cl.-tr al8o wouJd be wtlllDf to CGO- lider a ftft-yur coatract. ...... Wieder bad lauded t.be cost aavtnp brouaht oa bf t.be newl7 competit1ve blddlnl betl!feen tbe private company and the ctUea. whlcb befon 1"' bad al••>'• 1uar4ed county bftchet. She WW tbe ciUes' alfen. wbleh U ~ ..,uJd ••" tbo eoaatJ ta,114 over wut It paid tut year. "~ belt bane for our buct.•• itllt.~ bmn••Mi tbe low aiMliilll bj ... C:ldM. ul dl&M lt'I lid ~ O"ftr t.be ~ UilN ..... mer•• <ta --• tile OdUlitf > aDdJ .. -tlle '"l.Jl,.,..H ~llltet11a oaal .............................. ftlM 8lil 2 I at• far tM tree .. ltiP.1• ~m to wn.·· ~,tMwt'9U tillJ Wlla't M ...... IO we'll .. 8.:..a,""T~~~·;;.., Weber told1 s upervis ors the private flnn's lifeguards were "very madequate." She offered snapshots purport- mg to show the lifeguards play- ing horseshoes dunng the time she said they should have been watctung the county beach in front ol her home Ms. Weber added that she bad s e e n the private firm 's hfe1uard.s "playmg tag" and "always talking to girls" while on duty. Sbe urged that the con- tracts be returned to the cities. Dick Miller, president of the National Surf Lifesaving As· soctatJon, asked supervisors to appoint bis arouP as accrediting aeency for tbe lifeguard services. He W'led board members to closely exam.1De and evaluate atudarda aod services offered by the clUes and the private <See PACI'. Pap AZ) * * * County OKs Funding for lifeguards ....... tl...t •ta A&ell HONOLULU <AP> -OU.foree wtodl and heavy llW'f bave pounded ~uro Atoll lD 1M llanh&ll lalanda for a MCODd tl.aM lD a week, leavtn1aom•5,000to1.000 reeldenta bome)ea1, autbortU• Hy. Reporta from aroateur radio oeeraton rucbln1 Honolulu and Guam uld ah penont were l.Qjured. DOM Hriou.aly. . Tbe winds and wn• ~~to IO feet ftnt blt the atoll Nov. 27, caU1lD& damap that bu bem elUmated at $38 mllUoD. 'lb• wind and ••v• nturued aptn over tbe weebnd. S.. A•t .. te •••• ll•re•e• SAN ANTONIO, Texu <AP) -Cltiq tbe poa1lbWty ol violent club.es, San Antomo olftclab are bannlnl: 1 '::cbel by both anU- abab ln:nlana and pro-American Ku Klux men dur1n1 the ell· Ued ruler's vtalt. ''Our sreatest concern bu been for the well·beiq of the bolta,_ In Iran," City Manqer Tom Huebner said Tueltbly ln an· ooundq tbe dedalon to avo6d demooatraUona that mllbt lnllame the iDternatlonaJ crilll at tbe U.S. Embany ln Tehran. "We have a areat respect for the U.S. ConaUtution," he 1aid. "but the regard for public safety in San Antonio and the lmpact on the hostages In Iran bad to be taken Into account." SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. aaya the state will try to enforce odd-even gasoline distribuUoo but "I believe we'll be in ralioolng very soon.·• Brown told reporters Tuesday during hla flnt Sacramento ap- pearance since the middle of September that odd-even ls "just a modest first step to a much more serious control of our out-of. control oU consumption." He said he believes coupon raUonJn1 la needed now, and re· newed bls call for President Carter and Cooiresa to wort out an equitable pro,ram. Criilds• •I S•a• Dele•ded WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy today de· rended his criticism of the Shah of Iran and called for a public debate on whether the deposed monarch should receive perma- nent asylum in the United States. (Related story, A3) Kennedy refused to say whether he believes Shah Moham- med Reza Pahlavi should be denied asylum should be uk for it He noted the shah bad indicated he intends to leave the United States, and added: "I don't think we should lnt.erfere." The Massachusetts senator set off a storm of criticism earlier in lhe week when he denounced lhe exiled shah u bav- lnl beaded "ooe of the most d:&~" reomes" In b.1at«J and 1tolen "umpteen bUllom" of from Iran. Klfltt•p l'lrtf• Re•emeff VISALIA <AP> -A kidnap victim from Riverside County was rescued unharmed here today, and four people were arrested police said ' Riverside County authorities reported that Timothy Joseph Joyce, 21. might be brought here. PoUce staked out a house all night, then ordered the occupants to surrender shortly alter dawn. Ten men broke into Joyce's family home at A1uan1a m southwest Riverside County Tuesday, sheriff's deputies there said The victim's 14-year-old sister WBB raped by several men before Joyce was driven off al gunpoint in bls own pickup. C..pro•ist! OK 'd Cease-fire Near In Rhodesia War LONDON (AP) -Brit.lab and Patriotic Front perrilla leaden •P'eed today oo a comr.romtae plan for a ce&H·fire n Zim· babwe Rbodella, opeoln1 the way for a settlement In the seven-year IUefJ'llla war, peace confermce oftldala Hld. A spokesman for Com· monwealth Secretary-General Shrldath Ramphal, wbo belped resolve tbe ceue-ftn diapute, told The Aaoclat.d Pren ol the accord after Patrtotlc Front leaden Joabua Nkomo and Robert llupbe met wttb Brttlab Forelp Secretary Lord Car· rinston tor an hour. lmmedlftel7 afterward, Car- DAILY PILOT rinitoo, chairman of the 13-week peace talb, told the Houae of Lorda tbe Patriotic Front must lltill formally aaree to the eeue- flre, but left little doubt they would. Be uld a Br1tilb 1overnor, whom be dJd not identify, would be travelln1 to Sa111bury In the next few daya to take power dur· lnl a tramttlonal period for free, lnternationallJ reeopiled elec· tlODI. Brltilb authorities privately reported t.be cboHn 1o•ernor la Lord Soemes, 5-year-old ICJD·ln· law of the late Sir Winston Cburcbill. Carrtnstoa said ftnal ceue- ftre arnnpmenta need not take more than two or tb.rM day1. Ke also announcecl a bill 'Will be latlodUC.S into Pullam.at OD Tb\ll'ldaJ Ol*liu the WaJ for traufeninl lull lDCS.peodence to the eouatry at the appropriate Ume. Tbe eurnnt Ballabu.ry ~ m~l!t1 . led bJ blacll: Prlm• lllllllWI' Abel llmorew•t. bu accepted BdW.n'• propoaa.11 b a new comtituUGD dmtaa UM u.w•-old talb ben, bat baa DOl ru1ld on UM ..... fin pro. poeala. TORIANCS (AP> -~ batdtn• • burnint au U.n.e tnk at a Mobil 00 Corp. ...tlD•rr expected tbe bla11 to bum ltaelt out toda1, ON tlaaa • boun aftc tt bel•• wt . -aplol that •• tuallr took tbNe u .... Heavy blaek •mob blanketed tb• area today u ftreft~ kept tbetr water boHs aad tttHm.t of flN111btlDI foam uaJned blllde I.be ec1ae. ~ the taAll. wbeN ftam• laPl*S at re-sidual Cl'1 aroud the lkl. A NftDery worker wu killed when tbe ta:!c:Jloded lloaday evftlna. A worter and a puslu motorilt, Who abo were en1utred by tbe nama, died from bu.ml Tbetday at a Tor· ranee bolpltal. Torrance Fire Department Capt . ..Gerald Goins 11ld lat.e Tueaday the fire wu limJted to one •tonse tank that bad been burntn1 •ince the Initial ex· plotJoQ. Another loud exploaion jolted lhe refinery Tuesday afternoon after a crude oil pipe ruptured near the burnin11uollne lank Tbe explolioo wu felt by of ficlala at city ft.re department beadquart.en more than a mile away. Oil 1pllllng from the broken pipe caught fire, but Goins uid the flames were quickly extin(uisbed. "The only fire at the reflnery Is the one in the unleaded guolloe tank." said Mobil spokesman Ed Fulham. "It (the tank) ls practically crumbled to lhe 1round, but the fire ls con- tained within ill shell." IRAN ••. United Slates bas 1reat in· nuence on this council, which bas nothing to do with the op- pressed people of the world, its opinion ll worthless as far as we are concerned and will not atrect us in any way." he t.old The As· soclaled Presa by telephone. But Tehran radio, in the first semi-official commentary oo the resolution, seemed to stress Its positive aspects -from the Ira- nian viewpoint -itnoring t.be call for the hostages' release. .. Tbe Iranian IO•emment bu not been condemned and the United States hu been warned, indirectly. a1atmt military ln- terventJon. and this has left the way open for negoliat1ons." the radio said The radio commentary also contruted with previous state- ments by Khomeln1 rejecting any decision by the Security Council in advance as dictated by the United Stales. Pentagon officials said six U.S. wanhips led by the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk bad arrived 10 the Arabian Sea, joining another such force beaded by the carrier Midway. This put more than 135 planea within reach of the entrance to the Persian Gull and the oil tanken movlni to and from Iran. ,.,....PflfleAJ PACT ••• firm. The supervisors• delay poatpooed the apparent dem.lle ol the fled1lln1 Hfe1uard service, however, at leut for another week. Tuaday'1 action by Ufesuard International wu the latest ln a aerie• ol lkirmllbea between the firm and the cities over the county contract.I. Two weeb qo the company succeeded ln delaytn1 award ol the contract.I wben It.I attorney labeled the dtlea' low btda, call- lnl them .. a lift by the dtl• to the comity," and threatened a law1ult over the cltiea' alleaed unfair IM••DM• pracUcea. PollShowB Ted Fading SAN l'RANCISCO <AP> -Sen. Edward ltea.nedJ'• popularlb' • a pr.Iden· ti.al cuvtld1te decUnad la U.. lat.t CalllOl"Dla Poll r•le11ed toda1 •bile Preatc1eist JlmlDJ Can.r 1atae4 aad Gov. Jerry Browa lllpped lli:n. Bat hmedJ 1DalD· tatned a eomma__ Juel ewer llo&b tbe oUMll' a.a.s. lq Dtmoendc ccm\ted. en amaq pan, falOatul foiled tiy Uae f'teld n1tUute durl•I No· ".{;..~ ~ ... KeaatdJ'I ~,,.,.,. ... Intl ....... to.,.,. ee8&, ... c.... ;tMq to It pereut fro• H la ~ IRVIN! BQnUncton 8Me1I area bllb sebool trait.II vot.d MCIDCllJ ta!~ to"=' tbtU' modhlf Oalr new board prtildnt Dorla Au. YcJted .. alnlt u. m°'•· Tru1t"1 cut tbtlr •200·a· month Nlarte9 to '100 followtq approwal ol Propoa!Uoa u 1n June, 1'11. · At tbe time1• tbeJ laid it WU I.be 1plrtt ol me peoplt'I IDD• date lo trim~~ 1n1. rm ,, __ ••• , •• _...... 1.ea8 Aa.a (=:J ,. .. _.., ._. A: I , W • 3'l:J Aicr99 But 1wttdllq acbool opera- tion• o•er to aew financial •>'•teml r.ulUDI ~ the new law created more work ud more IDMtt'11• tbao ever before. Superintendent Frank Abbott noted Tuesday that the board m et 31 times In the put u months "U nder normal elr- cum1tance1." be 1ald ... 21 meetinp would be held In any ooe year" MAP DETAILS AREA STATE PLAN9 TO BUY Negotlatlona With IMM eomp.ny Concluded He recommended that the board b.tk.e Ua aaiarie. back to the $200 mark. Officials on Coast Hail Land Purchase Some trustees complained this year that the 1100 stipend didn't meet their expemes. Former board president Zita W e11a ooted that she spends a lot of Ume <about 30 houn week- ly> on school business and away from her famiJy By JOANNE REYNOLD8 Of .. o.ll'f .......... Officials repreaentin1 Oranie Coast residents expressed de li1ht today at neft of approval for state purchase of t.• acres of parkland between Corona del Mar and La1UDa Beach. State officials announced late Tuesday lhe purchase approval of lhe area which includes three and one·qu1rler miles of shoreline as well u all of Moro Canyon up to lbe proposed all«n menl of the San Joaquin HUia Transportation Corridor . That 1,898-acre parcel will cost 132.e million. In addition, the state agreed to purcbue another 393 acres of Moro Canyon from the Irvine Company In two years for the price of $3 2 million. Officials represeotln1 the cities of Laguna Beach. Newport Beach and lrvme u well u the county and members of lbe st.le Assembly and u S. <.:onereu who balled the purchase, all laid they saw at u the key to a com· plex and ooiotna process. Fern Pirkle. preaident of Friends ol the Irvine Cout, • clllien poup backin1 the park, Hid her group wtll now wort on getUn1 • federal purchase of ad· diUonaJ land.a in the area u well as dedication of land to add to the park "But I think our m08t impor· tanl wort ln t.be comtne years ts gotne to be ln the park plannina proceu." sh e said "The purcbue 11 only a tint step We will work wtlh the a1encles in· volved on l.aaue. such u part uses and traffic c1rcuJaUoo " Oran,e County Filth Dlstrict Supervtaor 'Ibomu Riley aa.ld the park acqu1s1Uon aeu the staee for the pendane redenJ purchase of addlUooal property u well u allowing lbe eowity staff to complete the plannin& of the Irvine coastal property. all of which la ln county temt.ory. However, Mrs. Allen said aft.er Tueaday's meetm1, "In a lime of austerity and with the large drope ln income we face, I JUSt couldn't vote to do It (raue her own salary) " Foo~ Eye Exams Offered at Clinic The Huntington Beach Com- m unity Cllruc 1s offenng a foot examination Friday from 10 a m to noon and a glaucoma f'ye diseue examination Dec 1(, from noon to 2 30 pm Both acreerunga are free at the dln1c. ~Orange Ave. For addt llonal information, phone ~. Something new, something fresh Something exciting trom Heritage Cameo Classlca from Heritage Featartq dlal.q room, bedroom and oeca1loaall of ltabn dellp. Eleam woods act fbdala mm Cameo 0•11le1 a ltep above &lae ...i. Oil ... , .. , .... ORANG Waste dOwD aboal hfo cnoatJ&a .., by tH ....... ol t.boM .... after ccmeeraa about the ud tranlPOlta· Uoa of tbt ...... W ub.laaton Gov. Dlay Lee Ray 1~ tM lllcblmd lite about a weell .,o, but not belon e1ta~ new rw. to pre-vent lDadequately packa1ed I f AREFIQHTEAS DOUSE FLAMES IN W.E8 OF STRAW IN IAVINE Tunday &Ima Trtggered bf Burning lrvtne Ranch Pickup Truck t • H Truck Sparks Blaze · In Irvine Brosh • Flames fnnn a baril1u pletup tnaek touched °" • ainall bnJlh fire m ItviDe Tnes4aJ afternoon. Oranp County ftreftpten Aid. t A fire department apokesman said the tnack had been driven f into a field on Barranca Road . near Jeffrey Road by an Irvine 1 Company employee who was l there to check on some bales of ~ straw. l I Shortly after the employee got out of the truck and walked away from it, be noticed it bad begun to smoke and then bum. Mearb)' bales of straw abo beaua to bana. When ftreftCbten arrtv~ the spokesman Aid. the truck was ablue. He said the stnw fire WU quickly estingui.sbed along with the fire iD the tnack. No injuries were reported. Investigators had no idea what caused the truck to burst into flames. 1be lpitioo bad been turned off. The driver of the truck, Renaldo Vela Silva, said the names seemed to ori,uiat.e in the engine compartment. r· t J J t Smoke Sereea HWJsle Grounds Airliner l ' " l LINTHICUM, Md. (AP} -An ' 1 Eastern Airlines shuttle made an unscheduled land.int today after a shouting match eTUP(ed when a non-smoker sat in the smoking section and insisted smokina be banned, an airlines spokeswoman 1ald. Tbe captain touched down at Baltimore-Waabiqt.oG lntema- t tional Airport and refused to t conUDue the W ubinatoa·to-New · York shuttle fll1ht when the puseagers "refused to act lib 4 adults," said June Farrell, a al)Oknwoman for the airline ln Alexandria, Va. A businessman and two as· 11ociates boarded the 8 a.m. fllabt at Washinston's National Altport. paasina up seats in the non-srooking sectioa and movtna to the smokers' area, sbe said. ''He demanded bis section be made ncm-smoting. 1bat made the smokers very unhappy." Volmateers offered to awap aeatl with tbe Paaaelller "bul be refused.~ be wanted that aeat in the nnoting ledton." She Aid MWral P8SM111«'1 were sboutinl at each other. . Before takeoff, the captain told the 171 passengers: "Look folb, let's conduct ourselves as adults. When we become airborne, I expect you to act In a reaponalble, considerate fashion," M.s. Farrell said. At 15,000 feet, tbe controversy remained unresolved and the caDta.ID decided "It wu a mat--t.er of at~ and the authority of the crew wu ID questioa. Try. Ing to keep peace .... little too much," lbe aatd. Cease-fire Approved In Rhodesia LONDON (AP) -~rit.ain. the Zimbabwe Rhodesian govem· meot and the guerrillas fightin« it reached acreemeol today Oil a cease-fire, British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington an- nounced. clearing the way for electioos and an eod to seven yearadwar. Carrington spoke to reporters after a 15-minute plenary session with representatives ot the Patriotic Front guerrilla forces and delegates of Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa 's Saliabury government. He .. 1d some details of a ceue-ftre agreement remained to be worked out but hoped the momentum could be maintained to wind up the 13-week-old COD· ference within a few days. Earlier, a spokesman for Com.monwealth Secretary· General Sbrldatb Ramphal, who helped reeoln the cease-fire dis- pute told The AuocJated Press of lbe accord after Patriotic Front leaden Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mupbe met with Caninlbl for an hour. Immedlately afterward, Car· rinatoa. ehalrman of the 13-weet peace talb, told the Houae d Lords the Patriotic Front must stlll formally agree to the ceae- fiH, but left UWe doubt they would. He laid a Brlti&h governor, wbom be did not identify, woold be travellna to Salisbury in tbe next few~ to take power dur-- inl a tr••MidtJnal period for tr.~ interDatiaa.all recolDiJed elec· Uom. to Leave wut. ~ entertq ber state. Bald tald JCN will pay a 1$-ceat.-per-e"UtMc·foot •urcb&rle for materlala il truck• to Rlcblmd.. Reveaue9 from that fee .m be med to pay for ln- speetiaa It.Idem at two poblb of entry fol' •u&e lDto tbe ttat.e. Tbe eompaay, at rrrr Campus Drhe, plcka up already packapd it.ems such as lMope8 uaed ln reaearcb and lab matertaD coatamlDated wttb Jow-lnel radloacth'itJ froJD medl.cal and industrta1 esfaNtab. mentl ad thee sbipa the WMCe to clbPGNJ *-for burial · lCN aeeam11•aced about 10,000 cubic feet d waste material clur- i.nc the danrea. NormallJ, it would bave trucked tbe •Mia Action Praised _Officials Applaud Park Plan By JOANNE &EYNOLDS ot• Oelf'I Pllllll ...... Offidal.e representJ.og Oraoee Coast residents expressed de· light today at news of approval for state purchase of 1,898 acres of parkland between Corooa del Mar and Laguna Beach. State offlciab announced late Tuesday the purchase approval of the area which Includes three and one-quarter miles of shoreline u well as all of Moro Canyon up to the proposed alum· ment of the San JoaqUin 11.i& Transportation Corridor That 1,898 acre parcel will cost $32.6 million. Super Bowl Teams Due National Footba ll Leaaue officials an- nounced that the AFC and NFC champions will be 1ta1ln1 ln the Orao1e Coaat area wblle tbe tee.JU )ll'ePU'e for Super · Bo•I XIV at tbe Rose Bowl lo Pasadena. Jan. 20. Tbe AFC Conference winur will ltq at tbe Newport Beach Marriott and wan out at Ana.helm Stadium. whUe the NFC champions will reside at the South Coast Pina Hot.el lo Cost.a Mesa and use the Rama trainmc facility in Anaheim. $33.9 Million Mail Facility OK'd for SA A $3:U million eeneral mail facility in Santa Ana was ap- proved Tuesday by the U.S. Postal Service's Board or Gov· ernors. The 343,~square·foot build· ing will be built on a l&-acre aite at the northeast comer of Susan Street and Juniper A venue Just north of the Costa Mesa cJty boundary. Mechanized mail proceulog for the postal service's Santa Ana Manaaement Sectional Cent.er will be consolidated at the facility. Currently, the wort iJ done at the Santa Ana Main post oftlce and various other of. fices and stations, accordlq to a spokesman for the U.S. Pa.taJ Service. The Santa Ana Sectional Cent.er serves 747 square miles and 90 pettent ot Oraoie Coun· ty'1 1.8 million populaUon. Mail volume ta expected to iac:reue 2.S percent by 1991 when the C!OUDtJ populatioa i• foreeut to reacb%.2m1Waa. Tbe new fad.llty b apeeted to be eompteted tn im. In addition. the state agreed to u base another 393 acres of Canyon from the lrvioe any in two years for the price of $3.2 million. Officials representing the cities of Lacuna Beach, Newport Beach and 1rviDe u well u lbe county and members of the lltate Auembly and U S . Conireaa who balled the parcbue, all said they uw it u the key to a com· plex and ODIOin& process. Fero Pirkle. president of Fnends of the Irvine Coast. a citu.en group backing the part, said her group will now wort on getung a federal purchase ol ad· diUooal lands in the area as well as dedication of land to add to the part. "But I think our most impot'- taot wort in the coming years is goine to be ill the part plannine process," she said. "The purchase is only a first step. We will won with the agencies in· volved on issues such as parlc use. and tndfic ctrculatlon. '' Ora.nee County FUth Diltrict Supervt.lor Thomas Riley said the park acqui.attion sets the sta1e for the pending federal purchase d .clclitiooal property as well as allowing the couaty (See PASK. Pap A2) Hostage Plea Nixed But Talks Foreseen IRAN PAPERS PLAY UP KENNEDY COMMENT-A3 U.N. ACTION NOT STRONG ENOUGH--AI proach ol Iranian officials a&&UI pointed to conflict on the Iranian side. On Tuesday. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's regime made new and stronger threats against tbe captives . Meanwhile. the U.S. Navy car· rier fortt south of the Persian Gull doubled in size. W ublogtoo reports said the U.S . government planned a s eries of diplomatic and economic steps to pressure Inn into freeing the hostages. CBS New• said the moves, short ol military adion, would beetn this week and intemify over the next two or three weeks. 1be lraD1an militants leized the embassy and those inaide it Newport Cop Injured in Cycle Crash Umvenity Cror,aJ, Vents Anger at Iran LEXINGTON, Va. (AP) -An anti-Iran demonstration at Waabioctoo and Lee University spawned a screamioe. torcb· carrytq crowd that at one pomt attempted to take over the cam· pua radio statioa. Tbe crowd spilled over Tues- day night into the city streets. blockint tralfic and leaving bu.mini paper and torches 00 tbe pavement, then marched to the campus of neighboring Virtinla Military Institute before tt dispersed. One ltudmt, Steve Jobmoo. wu arrested when the crowd blocked llatn Street. The pro.. teat e u marched to tbe Bockbridp ~Jail and kept vtcU there uaW Jobmon wu ..._ leued. Nocharaes were placed. About 200 ltw:lenta mardled oa VIII, where nine Ira.Diam al· tad da:aes, •'to loot for Ira· nlam." A number Of VIII c9deta · Joined their ranb but didn't, leave tbe campm. Coast Poll Shows Ted Fading Coast Cooling Down CluUtllUUI Tree• Wilt in 90-desree Heat J Libyan ........... ., .. ,.., SUndaJ'• .uad. u • .I . dlpkMD&tl ti Nlatlom HONOLULU tAP> -0 fOl'ft winda and Mavy surf bav. powtded x.Juro Atoll ln the llanball hi for 1 MCOQCt tlm• ln • ••· aeavtna 101De l,OOO to 1,000 rtlideDtl bom•leaa, 1utbGrtU• say. Reports from amateur n4k> operaton naacbinc HOMlulu and Guam said su persona were wed, nooe aerioualy. The wind.I and w1vet ol up to 20 fMt ftnt bit tbe atoll Nov 'l7, cau.sLoc dama1e that bu biMll tsUtnated al sae mJWon Tbe wind and waves returoed a&alo Oftl' tbe weekend. S..A•C-le8•••••rrM• SAN ANTONIO, Texu <AP> -Citini the poaalbllit.y of violent eluba, San Antonio offlclala are bunlq marches by both anll- ahab Inn1am and pro-American K'J Klux Klanamen dW'tnt the••· lied ruler'• v.Lllt. •'Our sreatest concern bu been for the well-belna or the holtages ln Iran," City Mana1er Tom Huebner sald Tuesday ln an- oouncinl the declaton to avoid demonat.ratiooa that mlibt inflame tbe international criala at the U.S. Embuay in Tehran. "We have a gre1t respect for the U.S. Constitution," he aald. "but tbe regard for public safety in San AntonJo and the impact on the bosta1es ln Iran bad to be taken into account " .,...,. s~. ••••••••• SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. says the state will try to enforce odd-even gasoline 1lislribullon but "I believe we'll be in ratlonlna very soon " Brown told reporters Tuesday during his lint Sacramento ap- pearance since the middle of September that odd.even is "juat a modest first step to a much more senous control of our out-of. control oil consumption.'' He said he believes coupon rationing is needed now, and re· newed his caJl for President Carter and Congress to work out an equitable program Cridri•• of Shah Defended 'WAS.HING TON <AP I -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy today de· fended his criticism of the Shah of Iran and called for a publlc debate on whether the deposed monarch should receive perma- nent asylum in the Umted States. <Related story, A3) Kennedy refused to say whether he believes Shah Moham- med Reza Pahlavi should be denied asylum should he ask for it. He noted the shah had indicated he intends to leave the United St ates, and added "I don't think we should interfere." The Massachusetts senator set off a storm of criticism earlier in the week wben be denounced the exiled sbah aa bav- inS beaded ''one of the most repressive regimes" in history and stolen "umpteen billions" of dollars from Iran Kidnap l'lctl• Re•c•~d VISALIA (AP> -A lddup v1cUm from Riverside County wu rescued unharmed here today, and four people were arrested, poh<'e said R1vers1de County authorities reported that Timothy Joseph Joy<'e. 21. might be brought here Police staked out a house all night, lhen ordered the occupants to surrender shortly after dawn. Ten men brokP into Joyce's family home at Aguaoga ln southwest R1v ers1de County Tuesday, sheriff's deputies there said. The victim's 14 year -old sister was raped by several men before Joyce was driven off at gunpoint m his own plckup Expert Can't Link Pliers to Torture By FREDERICK SCBOEMEHL OI tM D<Mly "4tet $\aH An FBI expert in tool mark identification testlfied today in the Theodore Frank murder trial tbat he couJd not detenrune if pilers Hlted from Frank's home were used in the torture or 2~·year-0ld murder victim Amy Sue Seitz. Roa er Asbury, who has three yean experience 10 the FBI's firenm and tool mark iden- tlflcaUon unit, told the court that he "could not say it had to be this tool to the exclusion of all other almllar tools in the world." A1bury was called as a wtt- neH by def'enae attorney Wlllard Wlkaell who ls attempting to show that the question ex.lsts u to whether torture marb found OflANCtt COAST DAILY PILOT on the girl's body were made with the pair of Vice Grips seized from Frank's Woodland Hllls apartment. Frank, 44, ia charged in tbe March 14, 1978, kidnappin1, rape and murder of the Seitz atrl who disappeared from a babyalt- ter's home in Ventura County. Her body waa found two days later in Topanaa Canyon in tbe Los Angeles area. 1be le1al pro- ceedings were moved to Oranie County oo a cban&e of venue mo- tion. Also called as a witness today waa Dr. Victor Matricardl, an FBI tecbnldan who conducted an electron microscope com- parison of the marka found on the girl's bod)' with the HlJed tool. Matrtcardi was expected to testify that there waa 1ome doubt u to whet.her or not there wu an enet match. lhtricardl previoul)' testifted u a p1'0lee1ltioo wttneaa. Frank, lf Wlklell followa the defenM outlined Jn an OJ*llD.I 1t1t~ment deltvered Tueldaf, will take tbe witoeu stand in hi.I own defense. Uads eroa a•mlnatlcm by proHcutor lntn1 Pra1er1 AlburJ WU ubd "You an DOI sum. WI tool dld not make the mirtt0 'h UW AlblarJ nplled. "I amnat." IAVIHI! ' ~r\ .. / '-.. NIWPORT ~ llAOI 5 PACIFIC OCEAN f1}ZJ ......... IWle ,, ... 1.-... \8Q8Aaw Cl ~'11.nlltll ,_.Ac_..._ 393~ MAP DETAILS AREA STATE PLANI TO BUY NegoU.UOna With ll'Yfne Con?Pllrtr Concluded !f're• Pflfle AJ PARK BUY LAUDED. • • staff to complete the planning ol the lrvtne coastal property, all or which ls In county territory. "It la important to our long range plannins efforts to get the park area defined to 1lve our start a more solid ground for piano.Ing. "We bad to hold back on com- pletion of the Jocal coastal plan for the area. It bas been fruatraUna and coeUy." Newport Beach Mayor Paul Ryckotr and Irvine Mayor Pro Tem Art Anthony said they were pleased with the announcement and predicted that the road system serving the area will become a council isaue in the ruture. Ryckoll also said he had some concerns with a SO·acre parcel south of Paclfic Coast Highway adjacent to Corona del Mar that wasn't included ln the acquisi- tion. That property reportedly was appralaed at $300,000 an acre, so state Parka officials decided to delete lt from the park. Included in the $38 million budgeted by the state Legislature to buy the park are funds to relocate residenta ot the El Morro Mobilebome Park, louted at the mouth of Moro Canyon t u oder U>e terma of the qree- ment, tenant. will be fi•en the opUoo ot relocaUD1 with state financial ualatance or alplng a 20 year lease in which they give up the right to relocation as· slstance taUns bope to have the lelbl•· tion tbroueb Conereu and ai1aed by the presJdent by next summer. Irvine Company President Peter Kremer said hls firm wu as pleased with the purchase agreemeotu the local officiab. "We are naturally very pleased." be aald In a prepared statement. "It's a recreational resource that has been en- visioned u a m"or part of the IrvineCoastalncetbe Irvine Com- pany began planniq at'1d.lea In theareamorelbanlOyearaaao " In a telephone Interview rrom his W asblngt.oo office th ls morn- ing, Congressman Badbam said he tblnks the stale got a aood buy. He added that the state ac- q uiaition merely improves the chances or bU bill's puaage. "Tbe slate purchase was an expected forerunner to a federal purchase," he explained. "It wasn't an actual condition but It was an expected precedent," he said. WAIHIHGTON (AP> - J'emlnllt 8oa1a lot.llDlmJ. wboel famUJ bM .,._ID tbe •Ol"IDOlt Cburcb a"" 1eneratlom, ... escommunlcat•d from tb• cburcb today becau. of her llOpeful News From Iran Spun Market NEW YOU <AP> -Hopes for a aetile1DeDt ot tile coafron. tation between t.be Untt.ed Statel and bu spubd a broad ad· vance In the stock market todQ. The Dow Jooa averace ol 30 induatria.la climbed 4.95 pointa to 821 ae after five boura ol trad· in •. Galnera outnumbered lolera by more than a 2-1 martin amon1 New York Stock Ex· chan1e-lllted baues. Broken aaJd new develop. menu In Iran combined with a atroq 1bowtn1 by the dollar, were enou8b to spark aome buy- int by lnveston. They noted that the market also bas been benefiting from hoPff for an early peak in in· t.eretl rates. Meanwhile, commercial de- mand for dollan outweighed worrte:a over the lranjan cf'Uaa on world currency market.a to- day, u the U.S. currency r-e· covered losses earlJer 10 the week. Gold prices fell ln Europe In advance of an International Monetary FWMi auction expect- ed to offer more than 400,000 ouncea ol aold· In Tokyo, where the tradin1 day ends before Europe's beglna, tbe Bank of Japan stayed out ol the market and the dollar roee from a Tuesday doe· In( of 247.70 yen to wind up at 248.025 yen -1uat ahort of 1ta re cent two-year tugb. Gold prices slipped rrom near record levels an Europe on Mon· day and Tuesday. tam~ tor tlle Equal mpta Am~ ' .. ~ la eseommunlca-t:toa," lll'I. Jolmlon Hid in a C.le.Pbone~. lb• Aid a. would maa no fwtber IClfl.HIMllll unUJ pn>Mbly Tit~. Tb• verdlet b1 b.er btlbop came by rellltered maU to lln. Johnson'• bome la .uburban Sterllna. Va., culm1nattn1 •trial durla1 wblcb, 1be tafd, ahe fou.Gd tt lmpo&llb&e to .. ,.. eye to •1e" witb elwreb ........ Tb• fl·1•ar--old mother of tour, who la bead ol ''Mormom for ERA," wu deaertbed by friends• ~ally teme and. d.lJtreaeed duriu the mondna 11 1be awaited the decltlon reached by ber blabop and two counadon alter a trial Satarday. The church made no an- nouncement oftbe verdict. Earlier, ber husband, Richard JohDl(lft. a former Baptiat who credited b1a wile with coaveJ'tinC him to the Mormon falth, aald be too would leave the church if b1a wife ll excommunicated. Mra. Jobnaon'a atand on the ERA, which the church oppoteS, bu dlvtded her family, with a brother openly cailln1 for her excommlDUcatioo. lt bu al.lo made her a celebri- ty amooa fem.ln.lats, and brought the cburcb'1 pc19ltion on women's ri1bts mtothe spotlight. 1liief Grabs Army Kettle SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -For aome, the holiday spint never faua them. For example, some- one stole a Salvation Army kettle filled with Christmas donations Salvation Army bell ringer J ohn Bruynzeel said he was merrily solJ c1ting donations on Market Street on Tuesday when approached by a pedeatnan aak- 1 n g direction s. Wh i le Bruyn.zeel's back was turned, the kettle was stolen. A Salvation Army spokesman said it was the first time he knew ol a kettle being stolen The agreement, which ia ex- pected to be ratified al the Dec. 13 meeting of the state Public Works Board, does not lncJude a simllar proVUJioo for residents oC Crystal Cove. Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson, who helped work out the option for the mobUebome park residents, bas invited Russ Cahill, state parka direct.or. to vis- it Crystal Cove in an effort to find a similar eettlemeat for thole re- sidents. Something new, something fresh Something exciting from Heritage Cameo Clasalcs from Heritage Two local con1rea1men, Kepublican Robert Badbam and Democrat Jerry Patterson, both said they felt the state buy would gjve their peadlne park leeislatfon a boost. The two men have co-authored a bill whlcb would bud1et another $38 million for federal purcbue ol land atretehinW,: the Irvine Cout inland Laauna Beach to Aliso Canyoo. That le1i1latlon la due for hearing ln Wubtn1ton early next ye~ and the two repreaen- Fire Quelled In Trahuco A one-acre brushfire tbat broke out ln Trabuco CanJOD to- day Nquind only three of tbe 1, ftre .....,_ county fire offtdall aent oai to C!Olltrol the blue. But county fire 1pokeaman Mike llcKee aaid olftdala bave ~D especially alert to the hiCb flN dancer caUMd bJ increaa- ln1ly llronl Santa Ana wlnda, expe~ to pt up to SO mi.lei per hour~ the nlebt. The wtndl and dry weather conditionl bave prompted fire orficlala to ttep up patroll in wlldllfe and brusbcover.d bll"1 areu ~the county, McKee said. Featm1D1 cllalnl room, bedroom and occa1lonall of ltaUu dellp. Ele1ut woods aad fbdab make' Cameo au.tea a step abo•e tM lelt. On dllplay DOW. t:••hone (tt4)...., a......MtalJPCMN171 Wlbell tbilD abd. "You an not' MJiq that it dl4 ••• MburJ .. l"tQNIDClld, •'I am not.'' ,, 1ile ftimk CIN, DOW ln tu {Orll1lr .... Ii ~ to be 1allillDHUd totM JUJ'J MSt ,..._ WEDNESDAY,-OECEMBER 5, 1979 CleDlente Planiiers Flay Developers ,lifeguard !Decision !Delayed r By DOLOBESBaOOKS ••WIN f OI -Diii\' "911 Mllft ~ The decision on who will \ tuard county beaches next year I was de1-)ted for another week I Tuesday by Oranee County ~rvtaon so they could study a qew proposal, one that would r extend the one.year contract to fiveyean. Superviaon 'lbomu Riley and ( Harriett Wieder, whose districts f include the five miles of beaches, were appointed to look f IDto a last-minute attempt by a 1Jrivate llleguard firm to win the U80 contract it appeared to have t~~~ a bidding war with tbe Board members had been pre- pared to award contract. for lifeguard services to the strips of county beaches adjacent to cl· ' ty beaches of Laguna Beach. ~San, Clemente. Huntlneton Beach and Newport Beacb. But tbe prh'ate llrm. UleJfUAl'd Internattonal Beach Senicea. made a lut-dltcb '11· · fer Tuesday to 1uard tbe beaches for a fl~year period at tbe same per-year bid lt sub- mitted for l.llM>. ViD.ce Jlocftoale, B\llJUnstm Beach eommualty aer•lees director, told supervisors bis cl· tJ also would be willing to con- sider a five-year contract. Mn. Wieder had lauded the c06l savings brought on by the newly competitive bidding between the private company and the cities, which before 19'79 bad always guarded county beaches. She called the cities' offers, wbicb if accepted would save the county $62,184 over what it paid ~ Jasl year, "the best bang for our ~buck.'' f But Riley bemoaned the low bidding by the cities. "I think it's sad that over the years there was an increase Cin costs to the county) until we got t tbe Lifeguard International , Services, which, in essence, pro- ~ vided the impetus for the free enterprise system to work," Biley said. ··unfortunately, the next year they won't be around so we'll have IOtne problems aeain." South Lacuna resident Betty Weber told supervisors the private firm's lifeguards weR 0 very inadequate." Sbe offered snapsbota purport- ing to show the lifeeuarda play-lnl boraeaboel during tbe time abe aaid they should have been watebing the county beach ln front of her home. <See PACT, Pa1e A.!) * * * County OKs Fonding for lifeguards Walleck wa1 o•erruJtd by OtUeU1 aDd Coannl1tlo en Bobtrt Llmb•r1 and Blll 11..:aau;a. OellMlJ uaerted that more t.ban D.tlo e yards ol di.rt wen ._.,aced by the Ponter a.Ilda diataa by.c)eyeJooen. A.ad a l1 mullaa water ,... ervolr and pipelloe project ln tbe bllb' area north of the Camiao 0. Loe Mares extemioa ••• •tarted 'fit.bout approval ............. -. ....... EL MORRO llOBfLE MOIR PARK TOH PHAseD OUT A.ml Vl9w Taaa tn kt9ool (boaDm), lrwtne Cove (top) I Aeres Officials on Coast Hail Land Purchase By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol-o.lly~leitSl.9ff Officials representing Orange Coast residents expressed de· light today at news of approval for state purchase of 1,898 acres of parkland between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. State officials announced late Tuesday the purchase approval of the area wbich includes three and one-quarter miles of shoreline as well u all of Moro CanyOD up to the proposed aJ.ip. ment of the San Joaquin Hilla Transportation Corridor. 'lb.at 1,898-acre parcel will cost $32.6 million. Jn addition, the state agreed to purchase another 393 acres of Moro Canyon from the lrrine Companf in two years for the price of $3.2 million. Officials representtnc the cities of Laguna Beach, Newport Beach and Irvine aa well aa the county and members ol the state A11embly and U.S. ConlJ'eu who hailed the purchase, all aid they saw It u the key to a com- plex and CJlll06ng proceu. Fern Pirkle. oresl4ent of * * * Friencb of the Irvine Coast, a citizen group backing the park, said her group will now work on getting a federal purchase of ad- ditional lands in the area as well as dedication of land to add to the park. "But I think our most impor- tant work in the coming years is soine to be in the park planning process,'' she said. ''The purcbaae i.a only a first step. We wtll wort with the aeencies in- volved OD issues aucb as park u.aes and traffic circulation." Oranae County Fifth District Supervbor 'l'bomu Riley said tbe park acqul.aition aets the staee for the pending federal purcbue ol addltiooaJ property u well u al1owi.nl the county staff to complete the plannln& ol the 1rvine coutal property. all of which i.a ln county territory. ''It i.~m t to our Jone ran1e efforta to 1et tbe pan area to give oar atalf a more solid rrou.od for plannlna. "We bad to bold back on com- pletion of the local coastal plan (8ee PAD. Pap A2) * * * Residents Applaud Coast Park Plan from tbe ~·· p1anntn1 deput-mart, he claimed. Oelbf.11 al9o ralled the iNue of •bdbilr SS00.000 la dty water acreqe feet wu properb' Uled to coawta oet water malna ln the area that be ..m.ed daould be paid f« by untber nearby de- veloper, tbe Daon Cc>rporaticn. Altboqb the Pla.nninl COID· miuiCJD ~ no action oo tbe la- sue ~ Tuaday, Mecham and Gellatly aald aome type of reeommendatloa to tbe City Couacil =be fortbcomlq. CoannJmen uked Puts to check ln cue another de..iop. meftt project ln the city bu IDDe aheacf wti.b ~ lib that dis- covered CJD the Forster RandL Puts Niki be would ebeet. Gellatl)' accuaed tbe citf publle worb department of ''bavtni their own ata.nd.ardl. •• He uaerted. ''they do not follow OW' «1ddeti0f15 (by proeeedinc) andor the 1U11e o1 lt beiq a• project. .. OeU.U,. said aome deYelopera bave appueaUy been aDowed to "put &be cart before the lilane0 bJ preputns their Pl'Ol*t1 tor ba.lldlq prior to obtalnlq c1t7 •PPJ'09al. • •Any bJU.tcle IJ'•dlll• plaa must come before tbe pl...,,.. commtpkJll," lald Mecham. II echam Hid be belie.ea <SeeGaADING, Pace.ti) Teachers Upset Laguna Group Hints at Strike By STEVE MITCHELL Of .... o.lfV ~-'""' Laguna Beach teachers have declared an lmpaaae in neeotia· lions with the school dl.atnct over salary lncreuea for this year. hinUne they may JOin teachers from two other South Coast diat.ricts lll a JOtnt strike action. Lida Campbell. president of the di.strict faculty associaUOn. told Laguna Beach trustees Tuesday rught, "We have not come to picket nor to rant and rave thiJI time " ;eachers m Laguna Beach are U.N. Plea Has Mixed Reactions TEHRAN, Iran CAP) -Tbe atuden&s boldiu 50 Amerlcam boatage ln tbe U.S. ZmbuQ re- jected a Securtty Council appeal for their Immediate releaae to- day. But Tehran state radio toot a more conciliatory tone. saY'inl the U.N. action "left the way open for nqotiations ·' The radio statement was seen as a hopeful sign in the month· long crisis, but the difference between the hard line of the em bassy militants and the ap· IRAN PAPERS PLAY UP KENNEDY COMMENT--A.3 U.N. ACTION NOT STRONG ENOUGH-A& proach of Iranian officials again pointed to conflict on the Iranian side. On Tuesday, Ay a toll ab Rubollab Khomeini's regime made new and stronger threats against the capti ve s. Meanwhile, the US. Navy car· rter force south of the Persian Gull doubled in size. Washington reports said the U.S. eovernment planned • se ries of d i plomatic and economic steps to pressure lran into freeine the bostaeea. c~ News aaid the moves, short of military action. would beein tbi.a week and intensify over the next two or three week.a. The Iranian m.Wtanta Nbed tbe embuay and thoH ioakle It Nov. 4, demandinl that the Unit- ed States aurrender depoaed Sbab Kohammed Rua Pahlavt to lran for trial Bomb Squad Calms Fears In Clemente seeking a 10 percent lncreue in salary for the cutTent year. and claim the dl.atnct "ia offerin& us zero percent.·· ·'When we got to the boa.om liu -a salary offer -you virtuaUy made none." abe told trustees. ··You have asked us to wail until June to take anythini that may be remaininc above a 3 percent reserve," the faculty president said Dlatrlct officials said today they have asked the teachers to wait until summer for a d~W<>o on salanes. adding they don't Gm Leaks In Dana Dau Polllt resldeota were enc••l.S from tWr bomea after' a ps ltDe np. lured tit 10 Lm. todaf. Fifteen bomea were evacuated ln a bb:lt aloaa Actapalco Ort~ betw ... Sbwt. of .. <Jo.Iden ...... te:rD md Oltbtlaa Drift when a backhoe betn1 URd OD a comtnlctioD job broke the fou:r·i.ncb, bilb-preasure gaa Une. The leak was sealed and residents returned to their homes by ll a.m., accord· ing to a spokesman for the Orange County Fire Department. I .agt1na 0 Ks $6,152 for Slide Study know bow much the di.atrict will have for additional salary m- creues al the present time. Clyde Lovelady, the district's bmlneu DWJater said the dis· trlct 'a predicament •'is a matter of Propoait.100 13 reducing al- locaticJna for achool diatricta ... He allo aa1d decliAi.nJ( student enrollment in Laguna Beach schoob bu drastic.ally affeeted the bodaet., and said the Ser- r a no· Priest (state Supreme Court decision) "is another squeeze factor " "While other (poorer> djs. trlcta are getting up to Sl.50 in- crease for Average Daily At· tendance <ADA), we're gettlng about $ll2.'' be said. "When you're eettlng a.s much (U poorer) districts, then you can afford to 1ive your employees a beet of a lot more thaA we cm. .. Loftlady said. TeadMn declared the tm- ,_ ... mcdb. alter wllieb U.. dlltrkl ......S Co eall fw a Pablle Zmplo7eea Relations Boa.rd ......... wbo wtll meet with repreaentaUves from boeh aldeallredQ. "..,.,. • teachen lboftd ap at -.11 I j IQ' lli&bt'a eebool boerd ~ eD pasta for a oew eoo- tract wf1ll tbe dlstrtet. fte fac!Ult7 bas hem wortiq .tthout a contract from the dla- trict .mee Nov. 30, and teachers said they want to reaeb an arreement oo a new document ln the near future. Mike Duncan, a Laruna Beacb High School teacher aaid the dis· trtct's offer of considering pay lncreues after June is Wlacttp- table. "They are offering us anything above a 3 percent re- serve, but there are no condi· tiooa in their oiler that require them to restrict speoding in any other are.a.'' be said. "We set the leftovers after they've spent whatever they want," be said. lh. Campbell said faculty representatives from Lacuna Beach, tbe Capistrano Unified and Seddlebact Valley school district• bave been boldiag • 'crial.a eomm.tUee' • meetinp to diacuu what to do ln event ol a strike ln one or all three school dl.atricu. "All three diatrict facu.by as- aodatlom a.re coo.siderinc tbe impact of a concerted actic:m if neceaary.'' abe aaid. "We hope it doeal't 10 that far." She a.aid tbe Laeuna faculty request for 10 percent lncreue is "not a pie ln tbe sky propaal, --~~~~~~~~-..I Coast l . 1 u. ..... Sflrl•tc AleU HONOLULU <AP) -0 wtDida ud bMYJ IW'f have poaded lkJwo Atoll in U.. MU'lllall trJ1QCb ror a Meood Ume ila a .... leavlna IOIM l.OIO to T, reakleotl bom.iesa. • u .. say. Reparta from amateur radio opeHton rneblq Honohaha and Guam uld ala,.,._. we.re bUured. ncme aerioualy. The winds and wa¥• ol to JO feet ftnt hit the atoll Nov. rt, causiq damqe tbat bu been mtlmated at PS million. Tbe wind and waves returned ••al.Dover the end. s-Aac .. 1e .... ••relte• SAN ANTONIO, Tau <AP) -Qtiq the pouiblUty of violent claabel, San Antonio offtdals are bannln& marches by botb aoU- abab lranlans and pro-American Ku Klux Klanamen durin1 the ex- iled ruler's viait. "Our treatest concern bu been for the well·bein1 or the bOltqea ln Iran," City Mana1er Tom Huebner aaid Tuesday in an- nouncinl the declaion to avoid demonatratiooa that mlaht lnflame tbe internaUonal criala at the U.S. Embaaay in Tehran. "We have a great reapect for tbe U.S. Constitution," be said. "but tbe regard for public Hfety in San AntonJo and the impact on tbe boetaies in Iran bad to be taken into account." ... .,. Sees R•tle•l•g SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. sa~ the state will try to eoforce odd.even gasoline distribution but "I believe we'll be in rationing very soon." Brown told reporters Tuesday during his flrst Sacramento ap. pearance since the middle of September that odd-even is "jll.!l a modest first step to a much more serious control of our out-of- control oil coru1umption." He said be believes coupon rationing is needed now. and re- newed his call for President Carter and Congress to work out an equitable program C'ridris• ol .$1aala Def ended WASlllNGTON (AP) -Sen. Edward M . Kennedy today de· fended his criticism of t.be Shah or Iran and called for a public debate on whether the depoged monarch should receive perma· nent asylum in the United Stat.es. <Related story, A3) Kennedy refused to say whether be believes Shah Moham- med Reia Pahlavi should be denied asylum should be ask for it. He noted the sbab bad indicated he intends to leave the United States. and added: "I don't think we should interfere." Tbe Massachusetts senator set off a storm of criticism earlier in the week wben be denounced the exiled shah u hav· ing beaded "one of the most repressive regimes" in history and stolen "umpteen billions" of dollars from Iran IHcl••P l'lrll• Re•etted VISALIA <AP) -A kidnap YicUm from Riverside County wu ~cued unharmed here today, and four people were arrested, police said. Riverside County authorities reported that Timothy Joseph Joyce. 21, might be brought here Police staked out a house all night, then ordered the occupants to surrender shortly alter dawn. Teo men broke into Joyce's family home at Aguanga in southwest Riverside County Tuesday, sheri!rs deputies there said. The victim's 14·year-old sister was raped by several men before Joyce was driven off at gunpoint in his own pickup. Clemente Studies HUD Fund Uses $an Clemente City Council membeu have scheduled a public bearing at 7 tonight m the proposed uses of $382,000 in federal Housing and Commwlity Developmeot funds during the nezt two years. Tbe city's Neighborhood Preaervadoo Advisory Commit- tee bu proposed three uses for the funds ln 1980-81 • . ,_ $100,000 toward the purchase of land where an elder· ly or handicapped citisen bous- mg project can eventually be constructed. -$50,000 towards the future conatruction of a senior citizens raclUty on city-owned land downtown. -'25.000 for housing re· babilitation projects in the downtown area bounded ~Y ORAMGe COAST l..ISC DAILY PILOT TMOr-0....0.ly"tec ...,._1<t111r..., ~--,,__ ...... ,-~'"'°"-~ _.....,.'-'-9< ...... ,_ .... -·-,,,.,.,,,.., ._.... ,., ..... ,., C.'41 -·........, -· _, ............. ,.._. u. .. v~ •• .-• .._.. .... "'_"c.-• """",........_,,.,..,_""_"'_ ....... ,.. ......... ~ ....... ~lte4-_ .. ,......_c..-...~-........... ........... -~ --·-~ Yk•"9IMMll-o.-•-.... ............ ..., .,,,-.:-:-::" Ollftftlf.'-...... ~ ..... _......,. __ A venida Pico on the north, Trafalgar Canyon on the south, lhe ocean on lhe west and the San Diego Freeway on the east. Any San Clemente reaident wbo wants to comment on these proposed uses or want.a to sub- mit other ideas will be able to do f'O at the bearing that will be held in tbe Council Cbamben. 100 Ave. Pico, said Assistant Ci· ty Manager Doug Meyer. The funds must be used in the north downtown area, Meyer said. and are to help low and moderate income families. Neighborhood Preservation Advisory Committee members have also recommended the followin& funds be uaed in 1981-82: -Another iuo,ooo toward the purcbue of the elderly and ban· dicapped bouaiq project land. -ias,ooo for more north downtown bouai.n1 rehabWtatloo projec:tt. -,12,000 for handicapped ram pa It intenectlon curbs. -s10.ooo for plannlq and ct.. velopment of a cbUd care center. Meyer aaid the CQUDcil ll u - pected to vote OD the pl'OpOMd UHi ol the federal fUDda ~. 11 • Oranae County aupervlaon are then ezpected to bOld a public beartDC ln Saata Ana ID January on requeail from dtlee Uk• S&1l Clemente wbo hop9 to obtain U.. federal llouatna and Community Developmat'fundl. 1 oro ... t • JOIUlllOD, ramUJ bal bMla la tlM WOl"lllall Alunolt. b' ftft .-.r• WM eaoommualcated from lb• cbureb todtJ beca11M of bn ca for ta.. l'iqw Rl~ ~ •"'J'M et .. at"Omm c•· tioa.'• Mn. Jolauan U1d ID a e.1,-.~. e uJd Iba would make DO IUrtlMr ecllftlM"t until probabl7 Tltunda,.- Tb• • et by ber bt•boo cam• by NlllteNd mall to Kn. Jobuoo'a bom• la 1uburb&D terllna, Va., culmin.atiot a trtal durl•, wblch. abe aald, abe found t llnpoulbM to "aee eye to •)'•" witb cburcb leaden. Tbe U ·year·old mother of four, who ia bead ol "llOl'IDCIDll for ERA... WU dffcribed by friend.a u emotlonalb lenee and diatreaaed du.rina the morning aa abe awaited the decision reached by her bishop and two counaelon after a trial Saturday. Tbe church made no an- nouncemmtolthevenlJct. Earlier, her buaband, Richard Johnaoa. a former Baptist who credited his wife with converting him to the Mormon faith, said be too would leave the church l.f hia wife is excommunicated. Mrs. Johnson's stand on the ERA. which the church opposes, has divtded her family, with a brother openly calllne for her excommunication. It bu aJ.eo made her a celebri- ty amona feminist.a. and brought the church's position on women's right.a mto the apoUight. Santa Coming To Laguna For Parade Santa Claus will be transport· ed by fire truck to Laguna Beach's City Hall Friday during a half·hour parade through the downtown area. Santa's house has been set up in front of City Hall, and the jol· ly man will arrive at 6:30 p.m. atop a city fire truck. The parade route begins at the Laguna Beach High School part. ing lot, down Part A venue to Coast Highway, then south to the Art Cent.er, where the truck will return to City Hall via Forest Avenue. The Thurston Intermediate School chorus and band will en- tertain for Santa 'a arrival, where be will be setting up shop from 2 to 4 p.m . daily until Christmas. fi',....P~AI PACT ••• Ms. Weber added that she bad see n the private firm's lifeguards "playing tae" and "always taltin& to girls" while on duty. She urged that the con- tract.a be returned to the ciUes. Dick Miller, president of the National Surf Lifesaving As· sociaUon, aaked superviaon to appoint bis group as accrediting age n cy for the lifeguard services. He ureed board members to closely examine and evaluate standards and servicea offered by the clues and the private firm . The supervisor s• delay postponed the apparent delniae of the fledgling llfe1uard service, however, at least for another week . Tuesday's actlon by Ufeeuant lntematlcmal wu the latest ID a aeriea ol aldrmlJbea between the firm and tbe c1Uea over tbe county contract.. Two ween aeo tbe company succeeded in delaytns award ol the contracts when lta attoroe1 labeled the clU•' low blU. can. ins them ••a aift by the clUea to the county," and threatened a lawault over the ctua• alleced unfair bualoet1 practlces. FremP-AJ GRA IRVIHE PACIFIC OCEA,. COAST ••• ..... lc.llldMl..._1e ... ...._ biC fonrm'4 &a IM ln1M CJoill. c1.;;:1w.~= .... -·~> ,..... bi ........... "Ha.ta ~Ytd • premlum pn~ for l.be land. the compmay ebould no. come IOC'tla u4 ~ tbt PtOPI• of Calllonda ecno· pi.te tbe eoutal part." be aaid. Scott aaJd tbe Ulkelw state purcba1e 1boul4 b••• a "dommo t«eet" oa .ao.111 br loeal r.tct"IMn to pt fecllral Mdl to crate t W.WNeUonal Urbo .,.n ~ Lapna Beach. '1'b. federal pentmd DOW bu tbe appralaala (from the •tat. puraue) to work from, and~. thla wW •Deed~ tbe proee11 ta tb• lederal pureb9M " be l&ld • And ii Morro Mobile Rome Park ftllidellts, wbo are molt af. feeted b)' ~ 1tate purebue, aaid they too are ple.ued witb atata plam for tbe park. GO ,,,_.. , ..... _........ um8Ao91 c:J ~OIMlaf '-• ~-393~ The ltate offered thole 2N mobile home ownen the option of recdvtu relocaUoo benefit.a, or alaylns on lo the Morro Canyoo area for 20 yean. MAP DETAILS AREA STATE PLANS TO 8UY N•gotiadona Whh IMM Coftlpany Concluded "I've lived here for 20 yean, and I think t.be 1tate'1 action al- lowine me to atay another 20 years ia fantutic," said Stan Bowen, who grew up lo the mobile home park and now lives there with bi.a wile. , ...... ~.4J PARK BUY LAUDED. • • ror the area. It baa b·e•n frustraUnc and coeUy." Newport Beach Mayor Paul Ryckolf and Irvine Mayor Pro Tem Art Anthony aaid they were pleaaed with the announcement and predicted tbal tbe road system servln1 the area will become a councU iasue ln the future. Ryckotf also said be bad aome concerns with a SO.acre parcel south of Pacific Coast Hl&bway adjacent to Corona del Mar t.Mt wasn't lnchJded in the acqulaa- lion. That property reportedly was appraUed at $300,000 an acre, ao state Parka officlsls decided to delete ft from the park. Included tn the $38 million budaeted by the state Legislature to buy the part are funds to relocate resident.a of the El Morro Mobilebome Park. located at the mouth of Moro Canyon. Under tbe terms of the agree- ment, tenant.a will be given the option of relocating witb state financial aulltance or •lsnlnl a 20-year lease in which they ,Sve up the right to relocation u- ailt.ance. The agreement. which is ex- pected to be raWled at the De<:. 13 meetinl ol the state Public Woru Board. doe9 not include a slmllar prov1adoo for residents of Cryslal Cove. Auemblywoman Marian Ber&etlOll. who helped wort out the option for lbe mobilebome park residmla. bu invited Russ Cahill, at.ate part.s ~tor. to vii· 1t Cryat.a.I Cove in an effort to ftnd a similar settlement for lbo&e re- sidents Two local congreasmen, ttepublican Robert Badbam and Democrat Jerry Patterson. both said they fell the state buy would give their penchn& park legislation a boost. The two men have co·autbored a bill wbicb would budget anotber 138 million for federal purcbate of land strelchlnf!J: the 1rrioe Coat ln.land Laeuna Beach to Ali.so Caoycm. "The Uting that Initially upset me when this was in lhe plan- nmg staae was the possibility · the state would break up a homogeneous communlty." Bowen said. "This is the type of place where I never have to lock the front door. Older people and youne people really gel atona together be~." But be said the state's option to allow resident.a to stay oo another 2V yea.rs i5 acceptable to moat of the residents be bad talked to. Leonard Shelton, a Pomona attorney who hu a mobile home tn the partt said the stale has been fair in "working out i.ometh.tng so people can use up the usefuJ IJfe of their mobile homes" And be said the fact that most or the residents WJU remain will save the at.ate mooey in reJoca. tlOD COltl. "From the state's point ol view. lt'a a briJlJant solution," he said. Something new, something fresh Something exciting from Heritage Cameo Classics from Heritage i Featarini dla.IDI room, bedroom and oeca1ioeals of Hallan deslp. Eteaant wOoda uad ftnlab •ab Cameo aautea a_,.. aboft tbe rea. Oa dllplayaow. ' Earth's NeiglalJor• This photo, released by NASA, is a mosaic print of the planets in the solar system photographed by satellites. The earOl is seen over the bottom of the moon, with a sun flare on the edge of the earth. The nrst planet above the moon is Venus. Above, from left, are Jupiter, Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Officials t ~Laud Land Purchase By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol-Dllllyf'l ... Mllff Officials representing Orange Coast residents expressed de· ligJit today at news of approval for state purcbaM of 1,818 acres of parklancl between Cormia del Mar and :t.aauDa Beacb Staie offidala amaouneed late TuesdaJ the purcbue approval of the area which lncludea ~ and one-quarter ti 1 of shoreline -well .. Of Moro CDJCID UP. to tbe propQMd allc.-tnent ~ the San Joaquin Bi11a 7 I Transpon.tion Corridor. Tb.at ' U198-acre parcel will cost $32.6 I million. In addition, the state agreed to purchase another 393 acres of Moro Canyon from the lrvine Company in two years for the price of $3.2 million. Officials representing the cities of Laguna Beach, Newport Beach and Irvine as well as the t county and members or the state Assembly and U.S. Congress who bailed the purchase, all said they saw it as the key to a com- plex and ongoing process. Fern Pirkle. president of ' Friends of the Irvine Coast, a citizen group backing the park. said her group will now work on gettillg a federal purchase of ad- ditional lands in the area as well as dedication of land to add to the park. ' "But I think our most impor· tant work in the coming years is going to be in the park planning process," she s aid. "The purchase is only a first step. We will wort with the agencies in· volved on issues such as park uses and traffic circulation." Oranee County Fifth Diatrict Supervilor Tbomu Riley said tbe park acquisition sets the s1a1e for the pending federal . • purchase of additional property 1 u well as allowing the county staff to complete the plannlna of the Irvine coastal property, all of which la in county tenitory. "It la lmportant to our lone ranee plannin1 efforts to cet the part area defined to live our staff a more solid ground IOI' p)anniq" "We had to bold back on com- pletklll ol the local coastal plan (See PAim. Pa«e AZ> Super Bowl Teanu Due Smoke Screen HtJSsle Grounds Airliner LINTI:IICUM. Md . (AP> -An Eastern Airlines shuttle made an unscheduled landing today after a shouting match erupted when a non-smoker sat in the smoking sectioo and insisted smoking be banned, an airlines spokeswoman said. The captain touched down at BaJtJmore-Washlniton lntema- UonaJ Airport and refUed to continue the Wablqton-to-New York abutUe filght wben tbe pusengers "refused to act like adults," aaid .lune Farrell, a QC>k ..... for tbe airllne in ~Va. A bos•nesaman and two as-'ociates boarded the 8 a.m . flight at Wa11bington's National Airport, passing up seats in the non-smoking section and moving to the smokers' area. she said. "He demanded his section be made non-smoking. That made the smokers very unhappy." Volunteers offered to swap seats with the passenger "but he refused, saying be wanted that seat in the smoking section." She said several passengers w~re shouting at each other. Before takeoff. the captain told the 177 passengers: "Look folks. Jet's conduct ourselves as adults. When we become airborne, I expect you to act in a responsible, considerate fashion, .. Ms. Farrell said. At 15,000 feet, the controversy remained unresolved and the caotain decided "it was a mat-ter of saf~y and the authority of the crew was in question. Try- ing to keep peace was a little too much," she said. After the stop in Baltimore, another plane with a new cap- tain and crew arrived to take the passengers to New York's LaGuar<lia Airport shortly after 10 a.m. The Civil Aeronautics Board says airlines mus t provide enough seats in a non·smoking section to accommodate all non· smokers. But this does not mean they have to &Ive a non-smoker whatever seat be wants and declare tbat a non-amokine area. Arrested Man Faces Purse Snatch Charge A man arrested on an unrelat· ed warrant in Costa Mesa Tues- day now faces charges in con- nection with a purse snatching mcident in the city last Satur- day, Cost.a Mesa police said to- day. They said travelers' checks from the robbery were found among the belongings of James Roy LeBlanc, 20, after he waa arrested at about 10 a. m. on a probation violation warrant. He remained in city jail today in lieu of S25,000 bail, police sald. Detective Phil McCormick said all but S60 in cash has been r~overed from the $352 stolen Saturday from Elizabeth Clif. ford Weadon, Tl, of Los Angeles. She wu robbed '1Jhile walking with a friend ln the parking lot at Harbor Sboppi.Di Center, 2300 Harbor Blvd., when a man ran up behind her and grabbed her purse, police uid. Jdn. Weadon was knocked down, but waan 't injured seriously, officers said. • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1979 c . Wage Ta Die Newport-Mesa Ask Mediator ., IMJDB BYllAN ... ...,,_ .... Newport.Mesa teaeben and cti.triet oftklal• aald today t.bey bave jointly declared an im· puse in their eootract nesotia· uons. They said they will ask the state Public Employment Rel.a· tions Board for a med.lat.or in the talb, which have been under wa.y for about six months. Tbe t.eacben' contract expired July 30 and they have been workinl without a contract since then. The new contract would be retroactive to Aug. 1. One d the -.ey dlaa11'eemeota concems wage\. Spokesmen for both aides said the district is of- fering a 6 percent raise for next year and teachers are asking for 14 percent. Jean Harmon, assistant to the district superintendent, said the district bas offered a total of $1.4 million to cover all of the economic costs of the new COO· tract She said district oHicials estimate that the current de- mands by the Newport·Mesa Federation of Teachers would cost almost $4.S million next year. In addition. Mrs Harmon said, the district hasn't been able to figure out yet how much it would cost to meet some addi· tional teacher requests. mclud ing smaller classes, providing certain conference penod leave and eliminating the requirement that a teacher have a masters degree for certain wage step lD· creases. Other non-economic points of dispute, she said, include the teachers' request for biDdinl arbitration ol lrievances and fCI' senJorttJ u the only crttena tn involuntary transfers of teachers. William Cue. president or t.be teachers' group. saJd another important iuue ts the Jeqtb ~ the eoatract.. He uid teachers are ukine for a three-year contract and the district for a one·year one. Cue said teachers are con· cerned about the length of tune tl takes to negotiate a contract Mr&. Harmon said the d.Jstnct is concerned about funding uncer· tainty in the light of recent legislation. Salary levels are also very am· portant, Cue said, not.mg that ac- cording to his group's calcula- tions teachers• earning power has dropped by 29 percent since 1974, because of inflation. Teachers received only a 5 per· cent increase last year, Cue noted. The distnct could cul costs 111 a number of areas and draw funds from reserves to meet teacher demands. Cue saad. "The teachers' negotiallng team feels that the district bas simply refus ed to make a serious offer to the teachers because 6 percent is an insult in these times ol 13 percent infla- tion." CUe said "We feel that the real problem is the district's refusal to shift its priorities away from ad- m in i strati ve overhead and toward ltladem needs, II be Nkl. Cue aald teachers have klen- tlfied a number of areu tn wbldl tbeJ believe the 8dMlol budaet coald be trimmed. Re decltned to pve examples, saytn1 tbe illfonnatioa would be provided to the mediator. . Mn. )larmoa said 411bict of .. flciala have made all their budget data available ~ the WALTER SEMCZUK FAMl\.Y STAOU.S AT HUNTINGTON It o.ftntt9ty W•• Beech We8ther TUHd8y Along C:O.at Relief from Heat Expected Today . By JE&aY REaTENSTEIN Of .. o.Ny ..... Mloll Temperatures soared into the 80s and 90s in some Orance County communities Tuesday dllnng what was believed to be the warmest Dec. 4 in history. The beat reportedly wilted Christmas trees at some deal- ers· Iota. Weather officials in Oran,e County cooldn't aa.y for sUJ"e if Tuesday's temperatures set records. A spokesman for the National Weather Senice said h.ia office doesn't keep early~ cords of temperatures for the Orange CouL The unseasonably warm weather is being cauaed by a hllb pressure system over Colorado and Utah and northeasterly winds otbenrtse known u a Santa An\ condition. according to the National W eatber Service. A ~ trend wu forecast fOT today, but biahs could IOU into the .. qalD Tbunclay. Tuesday's hitb in Oran1e County WU 92 lD San.ta Alla wbere tbe Oftl1llPt low ..... Tbe a>ereUJ"J reaclled T5 In Newport 8eadl &Dd dlmbed to 82 in mmtlnctan Beach where Jut 1MI' It .... A CID Dec. 4. 8C· eonttq to weatbenratcber J . SbtnDa DlnaJ. Police 20ffe~ Mace ~oarse Los Angeles set a reeord 91 Tuesday breaking the previous h.Jgb ol 88 for Dec. 4, 1939, ac· cording to the Nat.Jooal Weather Service. The manager of a Christmas tree lot in Costa Mesa said, ''The beat is killing us. Tbere is just too much suo.'' The beat. however, bad little effect oo Onmge County crops. accordiDI to W.,ae Appel ol the Oran1e County Acricultural Divtsicm. Thunday's forecast for the Oranse Coat calls for bilbs ol 71 to • and lows of '6 to 5' with w1Dda ol 15 to 20 mpb in coastal I canyons. ...... ..., •. ,,. .... HON ULU (AP) -O•force wtDdl and beaq "'1f b.aTtt pounded 11.iuro Atoll 1D the llanla&ll laludl for 1 MCODd tlme lD a wMk, loavtq aome l ,too to t ,000 relldeotl hom 1 , autboltti• 1ay, a -A ReJllC)l'U trom amateur ~non Nacblq HolDolulu - Guam uld ala penou ~ , DCJGe Mriouab. 'ftMI wtndl and ,.., .. of up to IO f.-t ftrst blt th• atoll Nov .• 711 cauala, ~ that bu been eltlmated at S2l8 mllllon. 'ftle wine and wavee returmd aaalo over I.be weekead. S.. A•C-le •••• ll•rr•e• SAN ANTONIO Tuu (AP) -Clt.lnl tbe poaatblllty of violent da1be1, Sen Ant;,;io otftclala are bann"'-marcbel by botb anU· abah tramana and pn>-Amertcan lCu Klux klanamen durlq the H · lied ruler'• vtalt. "OUJ' tre•i.t concern bu been for tbe weU-beinl of tb• hoata•• ln I.ran,'' Ctty llanqer Tom Huebner aatd Tuesday lo &n· nounctna tbe dedllon to avo&d demonatraUom tbat mlaht lnflame the lntemational crtst.a at the U.S. Embuly in Tehran. "We have a sreat reaped for tbe U.S. ConalltuUon," be aald. "but tbe reprd for public ut'ety ln San Antoolo and tbe Impact oo U.e boltal• ln Iran bad to be taken Into account.'' ••• .,. s,.. ........ . SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. aaya the atate will try to enforce odd-even 1uollne dlatrlbuUon but "I believe we'll be ln ratloninl very aooo." Brown told reporten Tuesday du.rina hla fint Sacramento ap- pearance since tbe middle of September that odd-even is "j u.st a modest ftnt step to a much more aerloua control of our out-of- control oil consumption '' He said he belleves coupon rationing la needed now. and re· newed his call for President Cart.er aqd Con1reaa to work out an equitable program. Crkwu• of Sita• Deleaded WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy today de- fended hla criUclam or tbe Shah of Iran and called for a public debate oo whether tbe depoHd monarch abould receive perm•· nent uylum in the United States. (Related story, A3 ) Kennedy refused to aay whether be bellevea Shah Moham- med Rexa Pahlavi should be denled uyhlm abould he uk tor lt. He noted tbe shah bad lndtcated be lntenda to leave t.be United States, and added: "I don't think we should interfere." The Muaacbuaett.a senator set off a atorm of criUciam earlier ln the week wbeo be denounced the exiled abab u bav· lnl beaded ·•one of the mOlt repnulve reaimea" lo hlat.ory and stolen "umpteen blWona" of dollara from Iran. KW••Jt t'led• Reartae" VISALIA <AP) -A ltldnap victim from Rlvenlde County wu rescued unbanned here today, and four people were arreat.ed, police aald. Riverside County aut.hor1Uea reported tbat Timothy J OHpb Joyce, 21, might be brou1ht here. Police staked out a house all ni1hl. then ordered t.be occupants to surrender shortly after dawn. Ten men broke into Joyce's family home at A1uanea in southwest River-Bide County Tuesday, sherlfrs depuUea there aald. The victim'• 1'-year--0ld slater was raJ*i by several men before J oyce was dn ven off al gunpomt in hlJI own pickup. Torrance Gas Fire May Burn Self Out TORRANCE (AP) - Flrefipten batt.Un1 a burnlna aaaollne tank at a Mobil 011 Corp. refinery expected t.he blue to bum ltlell out late tb1a an.moon. allll09l 48 boun after ll be1an wttb an ezpl01lon tbat eventually took three lives. HHvy black amoke blanketed tbe area today u flreflabten kept tbelr water hoaea and 1trHm1 of ftrefl1bt1n1 foam tralned lnalde the edcea of the tank, where flamea lapped at re- sidual oU around the lid. A reftoery worker wu killed when the tank exploded Monday evenlnc. A second worker and a pu1ln1 motoriat, who a1ao were eniulled by tbe fiamea, died from burns Tueaday at a Tor· ranee holpltal. DAILY PILOT , ... Ot-~Otll_ ,..... •1111-" .. ,_ _, ... _.._ ....... ,_.,, ... Or_ CN .. ~~ ...... --•• .,...,,.,.. *-' ""-"' ,,,.., ... c..i. -__._,.._,..,..... ... i.1- i 161111111'""·-·~-.. /---C-,. ................................. "' .... -........ ,,.......,,... . .,,.,..... .... . WM!hf ........ Cllllol......_CMI.....,• .... ......='.:.= ... .... c.. ~,,...... ........ ....._ ~ '::.:' .. -=---~~..:-.==:. .... Torrance Fire Department Capt. Gerald Goina aald late Tuesday the fire wu llmiled to one 1tora1e tank that bad been burnlna alnce the initial H · ploaloo. Another loud nploelon jolted the reftnery Tueaday afternoon after a cnade oil pipe ruptured near the bumin1 1uollne tank. The expl09lon wu felt by of. flclala at city fire department headquarters more tban a mile away. Oil 1ptllln1 from lb• broken pipe cau,ht fire, but Goins aatd the lamea were quickly exUnauiabed. •'The only llre at tbe refl.ne.ry la the one in the unleaded 1110Une tank..&." •• aald Mobil spokesman Ed rUlDam. "It (the tank) Is praetlcaJly crumbled to ~rn!t~n 'i:! :!u~re 1s coo- n. tank'• •h•ll buckled to about 11 feet ln beisbt from 26 feet under the intenH beat, Gotoa 1ald. About uo flrefilhten aUll were flptiq tbe bf&M near the comer of Van NeH Avenue aDd JJOtb Street. "U tbey can put enou1b foam OD to tznotbir lt the)' will,'' aa1d J'ulbam. 0 U not, they'll JUlt Mt it bum ttlelf out ... Flreftlhten poured aoo.ooo 1allom ot water per mtaute on the .... ot tht tank - held about 1.1 mDlloe pUw of fuel -to Uep It from tncturtna In tbe ... t. Officl•lt 1UU weno't 1un what oau1ed tbe eapl0tlon. Ootu aald. llDe. ta.. llN ~ veated ID...USaton from taa:IQI • look • tba nftDery. Got.al Mid b9 41d not un a dolW ilti•V. ottlle elem.,.. ~ MOoN. tt, o1 atidoedo BNda -JUd..rd Loft .... Of Tnt•f9 4l9d Of bld'DI .Ud ._,..,.._... bltlirt .. at 'hr· reaee Memorial Heapltal, '"'••aa lelaai't A .. 111 ..... - IRVIN! PACIFIC OCLAN ................. a 1,888~ C31 Pot ............ • l' S -~ On U.N. Plea proaa of lnmtali oftldu qa1n potnted to cmfllct on t.be l.ra.a.1an alde. • MormoWJ Oust ERA Advocate MAP Df!TA.ILa ARM ITATI l'LAN8 TO llUY ....,...._ w.... ,,.. Compenr Conduded ' On TUHday, Ayatollah B ubollah K:.bomelnl '1 re1lme made _. and IU'ocl1er tbruta a1atnat lb• captives . Meanwhile. tbe U.S. Nuy car· rier force aouth of tbe Peniao Gull doubled lo abe. W ASHINOTON (AP) P'emlnllt lolala lob.Dion, wboM famlly baa been ln tbe Mormon Cbureh I« ftve 1eneratiou, wu excommunleated from the church todaJ because of her campaip for the Equal Rltht.a Amt1>d.ment. ........ _..tJ "The verdict u excommU.Dica- tJon," Mrs. Jobnaoo said ln a telephone interview PARK BUY LAUDED. • • Wubi.nltoa reporta said the U S 1overnment planned a aerlea o r d iplo matic and economic steps to pre11ure Iran Into freeint the boeta1es CBS Newa aald the moves, sbort ot military artlon. would begm th1 s week and 1nteD111fy over the next two or three week11 She aald abe would mike no further comment until probably Thursday fo r the area It bu been fruatralinl and costly.'' Newport Beach Mayor Paul Ryckolf and Irvine Mayor Pro Tem Art Anthony aald they were pleaaed w1th the announcement and predtcled tbat the road system aervin1 the area wUJ become a council laaue lo the future. Ryckotf also said be had some concerns with a 50-acre parcel aoulb of Paclflc Coast Hl&bway adjacent to C.Orona del Mar that wasn't included ln the acquilli t1 on That property reportedly wa., appr1USed at $300,000 an acre, 110 11late Parks officials decided to delete it from the park Included in the $38 malhon budg e t e d b y t h e sta l e IA!lislature to buy the park are funda to relocate residents of the El Morro Mobtlebome Park, located at the mouth of Moro Canyon. Under the terms of the aeree ment, tenants will be .elven tbe option of relocating with state financlal ustatance or allfJlin' a 20·year lease ln which they live up the riibl to relocation as- sistance The agreement, which la ex peeled to be rawted at tbe Dec. 1J m..unt of tbe atate Public Worka Board. does not lnchade a similar provision for re1tdenta of Crystal C.Ove. Assemblywoman Marian Ber1et00, who helped work out the option for t.be mobllehome park realdenta, has invited Ruas Cahill, 1tate park.I director, to via· it Cryatal C.Ove in an effort to find a similar aettlement for t.boee re- sident.a. Two local con1re111men, Kepublkan Robert Badbam and Democrat Jerry Pattenon, botb u ld they felt tbe atate b\ly would aive lbelr pendinl park le1l1lat1on a boost. The two men have co·aulhored a bill which would bud1et another $38 million for federal purcbue ot land atretcbln~: the Irvine Cout lnland La1una Beach to Allao Canyon. That te1lslatlon la due for hearln1 ln Waablnfton early next Je&r and tbe two repreMD· tatlves hope to have tbe lePal•· $33.9 Million Mail Facility OK'd for SA A '33.t mtlllon ieneral mall facWty ln Santa Ana wu ap- proved Tuesday by the U .8. POltal Service'• Board of Gov· ernon. Tbe Ml,191-tqU&N·foot bu1Jd. iDI will be built Ol1 a ll·acre lit. at tbe nortbeut corner of Suaan StrMt and Ju.nlJ>er Avenue Juat north ot the COila Me11 city boundary. Meehan.bed mall proceulq for the po1tal aervic•'• Saata Ana Mana1ement Sectional C.oter will be COIDIOlidat.ct at the facWty. CUrrm111. UM WGfk Is doM at the lata ADa llalD po1t omc. and •arloal oe.ber of· ftctt and ltdoal aecorctllll to • =.-::· for aw u.1. ..... Tb• laata Ana leotlonal CeDtar ...,. '" " ...... IDilll aa4 '° ,....,. ot or.a,. eo.. tJ'• 1.1 .... popalaUla. Mail TOia.me~ to IMi'llll J .I pere.t 1111 wbilD the coUDtJ la foncalt to rtHll I. mWloa. TM e.w luill'7 Is apedld to tie CCPmPltttd ID -. Uon tbrou1b Con1re11 and s t1ned by the pre9hSent by next aummer I r vine Company President Peter Kremer said hill firm was as pleued with the purcti.ae aereement u the local off1 clala "We are naturally very pleased." he said In a prepared s tat.emmt. "It· a a recreational r esource tha t has been en vl111oned as a major part of the lrvtneC.Oast since the Irvine Com pany began planning studies m the area more than 10 years ago " In a telephone Interview f rom ha s Washmgton offac~ this morn ing, Congressman Badham i.aJd he thinks the atate aot " 1ood buy He added lhat lhc 1t11le ¥C qulaltlon merely improves the chances of tus bill's puu1e •'The state purchue wu an expected forerunner to a federal purchase,'' he explained. "It wasn't an actual condition bu\ at waa an expected precedent," be said. Th.-lraruan malttants .eiuc:t the embauy and those w ide It Nov 4 demand.Ing t.bat t.b e UnJt- ed States s urrender' deposed Shah Mohammed Reu Pahlavi lo Iran for trial The Carter ad ministration hu refused and Tuuday Joined the 14 other St'curity C.O unctl memben in unanimous adoption of thf' rr solution urittng lh1· rt-lra~f' of tht- l'"Ptl ves rne resolution contalnt!d no rondt>mnataon of the I rilnian'> He~1df."!> the apJX•iil on behalf o( lhe h08t1tget1. It called on Iran and the Uruted State• to "re- solve peacefully the remalrun• 111uea between them" and urted them to "exerci~ the utmoat restraint'' and refram from "the thre at or use of force " A 11po&eaman for tbe embassy mllitantf •aid o( the appeal (or The verdict by her bishop came by reptered mall to Mrs J ohniton 's home an auburban Sterllna. Va . cuJmlnatin1 a tnal d urin1 which. abe said, she fo und it 1mpoulble to "see eye to eye" With church leaden. The 43-year-old molher of four, who is bead of "Mormons for ERA." was described by frtenda u emotionally lenae and dtatreaaed dunn" the momlni a !\ she a waited the dec1111on reached by ber bi1hop and two counaelon after a trial Saturday Thi' c hur c h m ade no a n nounu•ment oftht• verd1rt cement of !.he verdict Earber. her hus band. Richard Johnll-00, " former Baptist who r red1 t.ed tus wife with converting ham to the Mormon faith, said he too would leave the church II hia wife i& excommumcated Mn Jobnaoo's stand oo t.he ERA. which the church opposes, haa divided her family, wtt.b a brother openly ca1Un1 for her excommurucatioo Something new, something fresh Something exciting from Heritage Cameo Claealca from Heritage Featartn1 d.lnln& room, bedroom and ocea1loaala of ltallaa dealp. Elqaa& wooclt and llallla mab Caaeo CUllca a a&ep abOYe tbe rest. OD ,41aplQDOW. ,, .. Marice•• Ditter Westerner$ Buy Half of Porsches 8J •U.TON •oaaowrrz n. Porsche, a o.rmu fPOl'ta car marketed beN "1 Volbnpn, ca.o be boUlb:t all ewer tbe eomatrJ bat JOU won't •ee man1 of t.bem oc th• road -ncept IA Cautornla. The wt:atern It.at.el account for well over ball of U. HI.et of all Ponehea, wttb Callfomlul tbt blc buym. On the other band, tbe Wes& II not a plac. wbete you're libly to ftDd cHDed lned. (You cu't ta.Yen f1· tbins.) Aa a matter ot fact. not IUD1 .,,.. ao)"Wbere wouJd be able to Id.I you c&D.Dld bread. To set lt you bave to IO to eo.t.oc. Vt'bere canned bread moves at a rate seven times t.bt 1ales pace ln the rest of the count.ry. BaAND NAMES are aucb famlllar Money Tree part.a ol American life tbat we tend to tblnk tbey have con- quered the wbole country and bomocenhed our bu.yln1 and llvin& habits. And it'• true that Coca-Cola, MuwelJ HOUie, Budwe.taer, Duncan Hines, Campbell's, 'nde and other branda can be tound from coast to cout Cud in Hawaii and A.laaka I -and they are generally tbe aales leaders in their categories. But it's also true that local habit.a perai.st -aod they are not easily rooted out. l have been lootinc at two pleces of research that document re&i<>nal differences. One ta the Western Market Almanac wued by Calllornia'a Sunael magazine The other as a report on the Boat.on market by Sellinl Areas-Marketing Inc. (SAMU, a marketing research or· ganizalJ«I t.bat track.a the movement of packaaea off aupermarltet shelves B08TON, IT SEEMS, 1.5 not a great market for Jround coffee It's well below the natiooaJ average. But it ranka second an the country in lo.slant coffee sales. Just the re· verae iJ true Ln the western states. where cround coffee salea an atroog. above the nauonal avera&e, and lnataot coffee LS a 'ftak seller On the average, wHtemers dnnk twice as much wtne aa people m lbe rest of the country Bostoruans eat twice u much canned cranberries as people ln the rest of the country THE BOSTON MAaXET also ranks No 1 in the nation m the lollowmg categones p1ecrust mixes. canned tuna, canned dog food. canned cat food. canned oruona and canned carrots The canoed oruon coosumptioo is especial- ly notable at 's more than fi veti mes tbe n1Uooal aver••e. ll's a different world rn the West. Calilomia and Hawati. wtuch have a LltUe over 11 percent of the U.S. populat.ion. account for more than 2S percent of tbe na- uon '& swtmDUD& pools. IN 11IE WEST, NEAaLY three out of every four adults own one or more credit cards. Tbat coall'uta with a less-than.a> percent penetration in the rest of Ult country. Then of course there are water beds and bot tube. where Cahforrua is so far out an froot it's silly even to count Automobtle preferences are really different in the West -and it's not only that they buy Porscbes. One out ol lb.ree lmporta aa &Old in the West. CllEV&OLET DEatVES only ll percent of 1ta aales in \bf' West but Hooda IN 35 percent ol tu aaJes there. The domesbc can that ae11 well IA the West are tbe Pinto. the Muataoe. t.be Cadillac SeYtlle and lbe Camaro. The domestic can that have Wfttebed sales lD tbe Weal are tbe Plymouth li'Ur'J, tbe Ford LTD, tbe CbeYr01et Impala, the big Bwcb, the bla OldsmobUes and all tbe PooUacs except the Fireblrd.. U you're sellin& breakfast cereal ban. forlet about Bost.oil. 'lbey're still eatiq bot oatmeal there. But try tbe Wl!it, when con.aumptloo ol. instant breakfasts ti well above tbe national average. Tbe moral: all markets are not the same. Steel Importers Reply to Charge NEW YORK <AP> -Although U.S. Steel Corp. aa,a competiuon from imports a.s .ooe ol. lbe reuons it ls closiq several plants and layin& olf U.000 workers, a aroup representinl steel importen U1S it la not to blame. "Anybody laldne a bath is goina to blame it on im· portB." Kurt Orban, chairman of the American Institute for Imported St.eel, said M~y durine a n~ws COD· ference RE SAID THE DaA.STIC cuts announced last week by American's lar1est steelmaker bad been expected by ex- perts lo the field becauH the facilities are obsolete and not efficient ror produei.n& steel. Orban said tbe aoveroment 'a "triner price mecbaoilm" for prtcln1 imported st.eel hu given domestic st.eel producers "all the price protection that any reuooa· ble pel'ICIG can uk." Tbe lriaer price mecbanisms are desiped to prevent the dUJllPlnl ol low-cost forelp steel oa U.S. markets by seltinl • mla.lmwn price at wblcb steel can be import..t. U.S. SI.eel President Da.Sd B.oclerlck aald lut week that trtaer prteee were"• facade" that had not elimiDat· ed dumped ateel. He a.lao aecUled tbe federal f0"'111Dent of failinc to enforce trade laws and u.ld the eomPQJ would file an antt-dumpiq suit. perhaps by the end of the year. OIUIA.N AND OTllSll8 putidpat.lq ln tbe &DDual convention of tbe ateel Import.en Haodattoa aaid Roderick's tbreau to flle anU·dwnp~ compla1Ata repretent an attack that could be the betinnl ol the end fortheTPM. b .. U be pr11 pta thole cue1, be II ln fact attacklnl die trl11•r price 1y1tem of aurvlnl." aald Al.fHd B. McCauley, ie,al eoaDMl fOI' the lmporten MIOdaU. .. ft.IBUC NOTICS •ICT111CllUI llVll•8 .. ...... ITAHM&MT Tllp .......... --............. ....... • w a!fla11..-1111. 2•11 Nettle C>•ll ••• ..__ Hlltt, Ce ..,.,, lt ... rt ........ WIHNM>f. Ulll ........ Oell 1111 . ~ "'"'· u. mn ""'" ........ ,, ~led ty ..... .,.,~ "*" • Wtwel« Tiiie .... ..,_ w• 111411 •Ill\ 11\e f OUAlf Clfll'lo of 0. .... 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