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1980-01-30 - Orange Coast Pilot
, THl!Y WAI.KU AWAY f'ROM AMIRICAN D18AUY dNDU IRANtAN aaa•zr 1 Merk and eor. UJell Shett•red bJ cantte11na, Now Out of Iran - e an HB P~rent;s Thankful 8) JBSSY CLAVSEN °' .. ...., ....... Frank and Wanda LlJek 1"1h they could televllkln crews. Heape tbelr four-bedroom home ln Newsmen and welJ·wilhen rap on the north H&mtinatoo Betlcb u eully u door. and Mn. UJn report.a ahe wu so busy tbelr IClll. Mark. 1Upped out ol tbe Amertcan on tbe pbone Tuelclay that. "I didn't even emb ,,.t11 'Ii bran the clay 1t fell under have a cap ol coffee." eae. 811£ AND BES Rt18BAND, a procure- 11.mtl, 28. wu one of tbe ftnt three to meot employH at Northrop Corp. lo iet ol tbt embue7 tbat clay tbe mlllt.anta Hawt.borne, don't want to talk about their clOMI & and two eompamom walked out son'• aeape. a doOr', Gdotbeltreet and walked away. Mn. LiJek announced today, "I've OW, •ON'l'llS IATD. Mutt, wbo9e alreacb' Nid too mucb." A IJ'OUP of "ladles" wife Cera allo escaped. b.u left Iran -u1lped bJ tbe State Department to the em· thanb to tbe Canad.tan ,ovenu:nent. b:auy priloner altuatlon have warned the U · Bl& tbe 1te1e of lJJek'a parenta' bome jeka not to talk to newsmen, she says. bu Just beatm. 'lbe phone rtnp lDeeaantly The ~ dld take Ume for coffee and -calls from relatives. friends, newsmen and (See WED. Pap A.%> .,, ''t'lt ~ • ~ ·~'<t.,~~ Surprise Fair Skies DAILY .PILOI~ For Bain-soaked Coast * * * 15c * ,;_.":' · . "· . ' ·, '' •• .:,., j ...... .,..... 'CANADA WILL PAY' lran'aGhotbzadeh Harsher Fate For Hostages 'lhreatened Hostages Face Repercussion? WASRIMGTON <AP> -'nle ltorJ bu alt tbe earmub of a beat-seller -international tntricue, an exotic locale beset by aeethlna unrest, an alliance baaed on abared conviction.s, and a happy mdlnc. And the atory ls tt11e -a mini-drama of hope after three months o( U.S. frustration al the bo8ta1e atalemate in Iran. LATE LAST WEEK, TllE GOVERNMENT of Canada and the U .S Central Intelligence Aceocy reached a decision: It was lime for Canada to close its embassy in Tehran That meant it was time to put into action a plan to bnn1 out six Americans who had been bidmi in Tehran since the U S Em· bassy there was seized Nov 4 The plan worked It may have repercuas1ons for the 50 Amencarus held hoet•1e m Iran, however Iranian Foreign MUllllter Sadeeb Ghotbzadeh said today the rescue will "most probably" mean harsher treat· m~nt for the hostages, adding that Canada would be responsible for any change for the worse THE SIX DIPLOMATS A.&E AT AN undiaclosed spot in West Germany, where American officials say they will rematn for rest. medical examinatiooa, and debriefing before they face reporten or return to the United Statee. Offtclals said the famiHes of tbe escapee• will be in touch with them by telephone, but probably will have to wait for a day or two to see them alter they return to the United States. Tbe six were identified u Martt J . Lljek and bi.a wife, Cora Am bum Lijek; Joseph Stafford and bis wife, Kathleen F Stafford. Henry Lee Schatz.; and Robert G. Anders Andera, Stafford, and L1Jek were coDBular officen. Their wives were emplo)'ed by the e mbassy as consular assistants. Schatz was an aarlcullural al· tac he. The State Department refused to release their home towns, cit· mg Privacy Act reatrlctlooa. Family members 1a1d the Stafforda are from Cbattanoo1a. Tenn. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 30, 1980 VOL n , llO .. 4 l•C'TICMIS, 4' P'Mll THREE OF THE SIX AMEACANS WHO ESCAPED FROM IRAN They Are (from .. ft) Joaeph Stafford, K•thlMn, Stafford, Henry Schau Surpri,se Fair Skies Storm Changes Mind, Turns Southward By DAVID KUTZMANN Of .. Delt• ,. .... , ..... Unexpected blue skies cau1ht rain weary Southern Callfor naans by aurpriae today and forecast.en 1a1d the fair weather should prevail throu1h Tbura· day The National Weather Service said a Paclftc atonn tbat bad been e1:peeted to bit the Oran1e County area hU:r today and Tbunday bu tmte9d rumbled IOUthward toward San Die10. The appearance of the sun after three days of h e avy ahowera waa 1ood newa for many people, lncludinJ public workl oftlclal.a throuabout tbe area wbo wonted about the COD· tlnued fioodtn«i of roads and CANADA GETS 'IH4NK YOlJS restaurant, 34242 Del Ob LS po St .. Tuesday Malcom Geffen, owner o( the restaurant, said county health officials closed down ba s restaurant. Geffen said he does not know when he can reopen since Dana Point sanitary of. fklals HY It wUJ be three days (See F.U.. Page A.%) Coast Wea&ller Fair toni1ht. Some cloudlneu but mostly sun· ny and 1U1htly warmer 'lbunday. Lowi toniabt 47 at the beadMs and 53 in· land. Hllhl TbUJ'lday a alon1 the coMt ,and 87 ln· land. INSIDE TO ~ '1 ; . • Baja Gets Storln Which Missed 'Us -. By fte Auoelaled Preu A Southern Calllomla 1torm that ended Tuesday claimed at least five lives. Four of the vie· tims were swept away in fut· runnjng creeks or ditches. At least lS horses drowned But the storm that went south, the second m two days from the Pac1f1c, caromed oft a high pres- sure system over the northwest and was expected to dump most of 1ls load over Ba.Ja California. National Weather Service forecaster Keith Dickey said in Los Angeles. It dropped only small amotmts <>f ra~Jn California today. Th~".;latesl victim was iden- t1f1ed '2 Bonnie Mae Ellis, 31, of Lexington, Ky., whose body was n•covercd by volunteer shenfrs deput1es a quarter mile from where sht> lost her footmg Tues day night and was swept into Cobblestone Creek while trying to walk across a flooding road in Poway, San Diego County Searchers in southern San Diego failed to fihd Patricia Ann Wells, 13, who fell Into the Chollas Creek drainaee ditch Tuesday afternoon. In Escondido, a search all m ornmg failed to find Bruce Beauchamp, 17 , of Valley Center, whose car hurtled off a washed-out bridge and plunged mto Lilac Creek A fourth victim was truck driver Ramon V Martinez, 44, of Cal~XJco He died when his sem1-ng skidded on a curve on California 86 near Coachella during a squall, and smashed in· lo a ditch Monday night, Manuel Rodnguez, 35, of Chino, drowned when rushing waler pushed the car he was riding in off a bridge over Chino Creek. In Tijuana, Mexico, Rodriquez Dam continued to overflow to- day. sending a torrent of water -down a concrete flood channel mto a fl al estuary on the U .S side San Diego police warned resi dents of the San Ysldro ar<'a on the south side of the Tijuana River to prepare to evacuate 1/ heavy rains continued Rampaging waters also tore <>ff a 30-foot chunk of asphalt- Man Indicted TOWSON, Md. <AP) -A 68· year-old man accused of shoot· ing two teen-agers who threw snowballs on his porch )las been indicted by a Baltimore County grand Jury . Roman George Welzant of Dundalk Is charged in connect.ion With the January 4 s hooting death of Albert Raymond Kahl. 18, and the wounding ot James Kenneth Wllley, 16. covered DouaJaa Qrlve In eaatem Ocean.ljde. '11l• city bu been declared a disaster area. The s torm pushed Los Angeles over the normal mark for the year to date. Downtown Los Angeles had 10 of an inch from the new storm as of 2 a m , bringing the two-day storm total to 2 84 inches. The season-to· date total now stands at 9 mches, compared to a normal of 7.46 Last season, 8.41 had fallen al this time. The mountains received heavy r a mfall. Ml. Wilson had 6.58 inches, Big Bear 4 73 The snow level stayed above 7 .soo feet "A massive cleanup" was un· der way Tuesday night ln the northeast section of San Bernardino where Hampshire Street was buried by mud up to 10 feel deep for the second llme this month. San Bernardino Police Lt. Dan Robbins said that the 85 res· 1dences that had been evaeuat· ed there Monday night were sWl mostly mx>ccupied. He said there was "a very minute amount of mud" comlng over the Harrison Canyon Dike above the Hampshire Street area Tuesday night. In Altadena, frantic sandba&· ging efforts kept waves of mud from oozing down fire-denuded hillsides into residential areas. Three Aliens Injured in SC Car Crash Three suspected UJegal aliens were hurt alter a 100-mile-per· hour chase with U.S Border Patrol agents e nded wltb a crash on a Sa n Clemente freeway offramp Tuesday after· noon. Agent John Wesson said two of the men were hiding in the auto's trunk Agent.a •J.Jtt.ed the car on the San Diego Freeway at 12 15 p m Four occupants were v1s1ble at San Onofre The driver, Marlo Chavei Solano, 18, drove the sedan oo the north El Camino offramp and crashed into the guardrail during a rainstorm, Wesson sajd. One of the men in the trunk, identified as Jonathon Rodriguez, was treated for a compound arm fracture. He waa late r released from UC Irvine Medical Center. The other injured men 1D tbe craab were treated and releued from San Clemente General Hospital. All alx men will be sent to Chula Vl1t.a and later de- ported, Wesaoo said. FAIR •• before they can work on the problem. Sgt. Frank Evans. county harbor patrol cbiel in Dana Point, taid It la not known when closed beaches will be reopened. Elsewhere In Dana Point. an antique shop owner has blamed CalTram officials for not inst.all· Ing a suitable gutter to catch rainwater that flooded her store Tuesday morrung. Carol Zuniga, owner of La Marina Antiques on Pacific Coast Highway. said her shop was under about six inches of water when it opened Tuesday. Damage was estima ted at $5,000. County firemen mopped up t.be mess but Mn. Zuniga said she feared that sandbags placed m front of the shop may not stop the torrents of water and mud that now south on the highway each year Lisa Jenkins, shop manager, said CalTraoa officials have promised to relieve the flooding that the antique shop suiters each time there are heavy ralJlS in Dana Point. From P,,.e AJ IRAN ••• posed Shah Mohammed Rua Pahlavi to Iran. The U.S. and Canadian IOV· ernments confirmed Tuesday that 1ix members of the em· basay staff escaped when mill· tants selied the embassy Nov. 4, took refuge with the Canadian Embassy and left the countl'y during the weekend'using Cana· dlan passports. After they were gone. Canada closed its embassy Monday and withdrew its last four officials from the country. "We will not bother to protest what Canada has done," said Gholbzadeh, "but we indicate lhat sooner or lat.er. here or anywhere an the world, Canada wtll pay for this violation of the sovereienty of Iran. the forg:ine of the pusports and the actions they have taken." He srud the Canad1an-U.S. ac- tion "Justifies" the hoslage- takln1 at the U.S. Embassy because it supports the embassy militants' view that the only pul'J)(»e of intemaUonal law is to help the major powen suppretlS 1mall countries. Both the IntemaUooal Court of Justice and the U.N. Security Council have called on Iran to release the bostaeea. The lr..Uan foreign mlnlater said the 1tx Americana "moet probably'.' would have been aJ . lowed to leave Iran h'eel)' U the United Statel or Canada bad aaked for 1ucb permlaaioo. DAILY PILOT Topless Banned Army, A.ir Force Set Policy , ......... .4J • • .. "cape MCNt evtn r It wu mp . Rowev•r, ~Ian bad to be •b=td n a Can dlan Jouruallat b l1' W uhf.aatori Pub an aceou.t ot tbt lncldent. • The journaUst 1ald be bad bo1ro ol the story alnce Dec. to, but kept qu.let untU he •u Ct'rta1n the 11.x Amencam and Canadt"' em buay PlflOllJMtl ••rt 1ate. 11le news about tbe •Is~ d1d aot rMOlvt a conUnu.lnc question aboUl tbe bolta • State Deputmtnt offtclall coaUnued to tn...llt that tbe1 belltvt tbiiir9 are so Amertcam b9J.q beld In Iru, althoulh cleqymen wbO NW tbe bait.IC• at Chrlltmu 1ay 110¥St.... El Toro bid tlHlr owa ll•• version of ".AJOe•lme Now" Tu•d•1 IA' Iii ·tine lDcba of water DO\lnd ·· the theater wben tbq eouDtecl CllJy "· lbli'War pM:tun w .. sbowtfta. I~ r ,tl'UMln from tb• Laauna Billi llildan Nspoeded to .... llOl'(ial.,,,,,,..•na a tbe Zdwa.rdl CIMma One at 2*a f!I Toro ROM; lbartl)' after • p.m . ..._.. Ulil,Y laQDd water bad nm lAto tbe tbeakr from an adjacent awnp. 17 Hunted at Sea ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. the 50 crew members were plucked from the water by racuen alter the late Monday accident. Slx bodies were found. Capt. ~ Canoo said the sump IDltllW barned out and t.be 1umpa o•erflowed into the theater. Thirteen firemen, equipped wltb 1quee1iea and mop1 cleaned up t.be mea u patram aat waltlq for tbe main feature. CAP> -With Uttlt hope of ftnd· tnc &Q1 more au.rvtvon, military divers dropped into the murky watet' ol Tampa Bay lhia mom· lac to look for 17 Cout Guardsmen ml.aJ.na aft.er a col· Ualoo between a cutter and an oll tanker. "I would seriously doubt that 1nyone'1 alive," a aid Jim Lo1an. ooe of the civilian divera who futilely tapped on the cut· ter'1 torn hull Tueaday, searching for air pockets that m11ht bold 1urvivors. Five bodies were recovered Crom the hull. Another had been pulled from t.be choppy bay waters abortly after' tM collllloa. "They Ud their own live en· tertalnment." Capt. Canon lauOed. Officials Wei t.be final death toll likely would reach 23 to make It tbe wont peacetime Coaat Guard attldent in more dam • Jan,. TwesQ-..... of F .... P .. AJ UJEKS SAFE AFrER ORDEAL. • • cookies this morning lbou&h. Still in pajamas and robes, they talked a blt between telephone calla. TREY AU aEUEVED. of course. that Mark and Cora, bis wife of four years, are safely out of lran. But t.bey worry about re- pereullima and wbat may ~ to t.be prisoners still held ln Iran as a result of the escape The Ujeltl' atones about their son's escape di/fer eomewhat but neither of them ia wm1nc to openly di.lcuss at. Mrs Ujek satd she knew aJI the time where Mark and Cora were Frank said he didn't know until the news story broke and the couple were free Regardless, be ts relievtd that the oouple ... ate. urrs BEEN IN the back or my mind all the time, you know ... be confides ··u sort of wean you down after awhile. "We knew they were in a safe place. but we dtdn'l ltnow how they would get out •· Peering over thack-nmmed glas .. es, Frank srrules. "lt's kind of a funn y feeling, you know. especially if lt 's your own kid. "It's one lime you can't help -you feel helpless." The Lljek.s hope to see their son and daught.er·m·la w, whom Mark met some four years ago as a s tudent at Georgetown University. If and when they come to Hunt- ln1ton Beach. .. WE HOPE IT'S SOON." Frank an- nounces. "He la still working for the State Department. )'OU know. l doo'l know if be bas vacation coming or what." Mark never lived in Huntiniton Beach. the home of hi1 parent..s for the last eight years, ever s ince moving from ~attle, Wub., wbere Mark, atl brother, Steve, of Westminster, and two siJters grew up Mark always waa Interested i.n things that were "~macs." tu.& mot.her re- ports "He wu a politician" She aidds: "He was in debate wbite fn high school He and a rnend won slate honors and competed in Washington. D C When the elder Lljeu moved to Orange County, Marte was an Army officer, bavmg completed ROTC at Gl!Orgetown. After four yean in the military, Mark applied ror stale department work. hts mother aaid. "TRIS WAS HIS FIRST assignment overseu :· she says. "The newer ones don"t get Pan., or those places They <Mark and Cora I had a choice hke South Amenca or some Mlddle East.em counln es. '"tbey chose Iran " Mart, l.t.sted by the government as a con· sular officer and Cora, a consular assistant, escaped the embassy with only the clothing on their backs. The Ujeks have received three lettet'9 from Mark. During Our Winter Sa le Exceptional values In top quality leather furniture. For home or office -the largest aelectlon for Immediate dellvery- Y ou may alao apeclal ordert ~ New leathef'I. New proof1 of the superior Quality you may expect from ClaNk: and Schaffer Bros. Leather. Reeaon enough, we belleve. to vlalt our newest leather ottenngal Prepare you™31f for leathef'I eo aoft and luxurious. they might well be ua9d In couturier taahlonal Leathers glazed and glOf'lfled to reveal a whole new spectrum of color11 Details llke Individually placed natthead trim ... brua accent• ... pluah hand-tufting. All thl1 and much, much morel See our showing today and add a unique Ingredient to your hOme. Leather -the only covenng that mellows and mature• for a lifetime. ~ Don't ml11 thl1 opportunity for 1ublt1nt111 uvrnga on our quallty furnlshtng-, from auctt known Unn M Or.J(el, Hertttge, tt.n~. etG. Stop tn Now ••. n, HO. 30, • PAO ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1980 -, YoarBome&owa Dally New•paper -· \'N FIFTEEN CENTS _ ~~---------Mark Lijek Flees From. Iran-------- Son 'S Eseape Ekltes HB Parents ' THEY WALKED AWAY FROM AIRRICAN U.AUY UNDER IRANIAN SIEGE Mark and Cora Ujek Shellet9d by C.n8Clane, Now Out of Iran BJ na&Y a.AWBN °' ............. ,.,.. and w anda Ujek wish t.beJ could ucape tbelr four-bedroom bome In northwestern Runtlnitoo Beac:b u euily u their IOll, Mark, slipped out ol the American em busy ln Tehran the day it reu under aiese. . Mark, •. •• one ot the ftnt three to set out ot the embassy that day the militant.a closed ln. He and two compan.iom walked out a door. onto the street and walked away NOW, •ON'TllS LATO. Ila.rt, wboee wife Cora a1Jo escaped, bu left Iran - thank.a to the Canadian eovernment. But the sleee of Lijek'a panmta' bome hu just begun. Tbe phone rtnp lncesaantly -calla from relatives, friends, newsmen and televtmon crews. Newsmen and weU·wiahen rap on the door, and Mn Lijek reports she waa so buly on the phone Tuesday that, "I didn't even have a cup of coffee " 8BE AND na HUSBAND. a procure- ment employee at Northrop Corp. ln Hawthorne, don't want to t.a.lk about thetr son's escape Mrs Lljek announced today. ''l'•e already said too much " A iJ'OUl> of "ladies" assigned by the State Department to the em· baaay prisoner situation have warned the Ll· Jeka not to tallt to news men, she says The LlJeks did take Ume for coffee and cookies tbia mond.a.I t.bouib. Still tn paJamu and robes, they talked a bit between telephone calla. TREY OE &Bl.IEVED, of course, that Martt and Con. bil wife of rour yean, are safely out of Inn. But they worry about re- percuaiooa and what may happen to the prt..onen atilJ held in Iran as a result of the escape. The Lljeu' atones about their son's eaca~ differ aomewbat but neither of them LI wU11n1 to openly cliacuu it. Mrs. Ujek said sbe knew all the time wbere II.ark and Cora were. l"rank said be didn't know unW tbe news story broke and the couple were free Recardleaa, be is reUeved lb.at the couple areaafe "rr8 BEEN IN the back of my mind all the tune, you know," be confides "It sort of wears you down aft.er awhile. ''We knew they were ma 1afe place, but we d.ldn 't know bow they would eet out ... Peerint over tb1ck·nmmed &lasses, Frank smiles "It's tlnd of a funny feeling, you know. espeeially 1fit 's your own kid. "It's ooe time you can't help -you feel belpleu " The Lt.jets hope to &ee their son and ct.ugbter·m law. whom Mark met some four <~ UJEK.8, Pace Al> Yanks Free in Real-life Drama ............ ENGINHREO !SCAPE Anlll 11 HclOf Teytor Canada Aids ~ Six • ID Iran W ASBINGTON <AP> -1be ltor)' bu all tbe earnwb ot a best-eeller -international tntripe, an exotic locale beeet by seelhinc unrest. an alliance based on 1bared coovictkJm, and a happy md:ing. And the story is true -a mini-drama of hope after three months of U.S. frustration at the bostaee stalemate in Iran. LAU IAST WEEK, THE GOVEaNMENT of Canada and the U.S. Central Intelligence Aeeocy reached a deculon. It wu time for Canada to close its embassy lo Tehran. That meant it was time to put into action a plan to bring out six Americans who bad been hiding in Tehran since the U.S. Em· bassy there was seized Nov. 4. The plan worked. It may have repercussions for the 50 Americana held bo6tage in Iran. however. Iranian Foreicn Minister Sadeth Gbotbudeb said today the rescue wtll "most probably" mean banber treat- ment for the bo6tages, adding that Canada would be responsible for any change for the worse. THE SIX DIPLOMATS ARE AT AN undiacloeed 1pot m West Germany, where American offlciala say they will remain for rest, medical examinations, and debriefing before they face reporters or return to the United States. Officiala said the families cf the escapees will be in touch with tbem by telephone, but probably will have to wait for • d•y or two to see them after they return to the United states. The six were ldenWled u Mark J. Lijek and bi.a wile. Cora Amburn Ujet; Jo.epb Stafford and b1I wife, Kathleen F. Stalford; Henl'J Lee Schau; and Robert G. Anden. Andera, Stalford, and LlJek were consular officers. Their wives were employed by the embuay u conaular uaistanta. Scbata was an agricultural at· tache. 1'1le State Department refused to release their bome towns, dt· ins Privacy Act rest.riciloaa. Fam.Uy members said the Stalford& are from Cbattanooaa, Tenn. DETAILS OP THE ESCUE A&E SKB'K'BY. But from American and Canadian sources, many of whom uked not to be named. th.la story can be pieced toiether: The m manqed to allp out ol the embuay u it wu stormed and seized by lraolan 1tudeot1 nearly thne mootba a10. They .ouabt refllae at a nriety ol lriendlJ embuaiea. but IOOll all were lD the care of the Can-dJana and ataJlq at nrioua n1lclencel lD Tehran coat.rolled by tbeCanadlau. Both, aovemmenta kept their presence top aecnt. Tbe Carter admlniatntioo, hopeful that tbe crtaia would be l'MC>lved peactful· ly, dedded the •ix should remala in bldlna. <See AllDICANS, Pace AJ) A,.Wl,.._. THREE OF TIE SIX ~WHO E9CAPE> FROM rAAN They Are (from teft) Joeeph ltdotd, Kathleen Stafford, Henry 8cMtr Surpri,se Fair Skks Storm Cbange8 Mind, Turns Southward By DAVID KUTDIANN Of .. OMty "991 .... Unexpected blue skies cauabt raln·weary Southern C•llfor· niana by surprise today and forecutera said the falr weather should prevail throuib Tbun· day. The National Weather Sentce 1aid a Plldftc atorm that bad been upected tobltthe Oranp Couat,y area I.Mer today and Tbunday hH lm&elld nunbl.-d southward towardSmDleto. Tbe appearance of the aun afler three days of hea•Y abowen waa 1ood new• for many people. lDehad1DI public OblapoStreet. Tbe overflowine sewace came out ol a manbole cover in the parkioa lot or Luisi 'a Piua ratauraat, 3'242 Del Obiapo St .• TueadQ Malcom Ge«m, owner of the reetaurant, said county health ortlcl•ll closed down bis restaurant. Coast Weaa•er School Trustee Quits P' alr tonl1bt. Some Cloudlnea but moetly IUD· D1 and •lilbllJ warmer TbandQ. Lon toDJabt '1 at tlM belcbel and 51 in- land. Hll1la Tbunday a alont the ~ and tT in· land. .. N-M May Appoint Manin Succe11or INS .. MTeaA'Y ltl I t• dW ,.,,.... NN ' Yort .... ~.coal' 11 .... , ......... ..... dllco.-~.P,aplAf • •••• ai.., ... ._ .. e.y---- HAPPY FRANK AND WANDA WD CW HUNTINGTON 8UCH GIV! THANKS Their Son, Martl, Eluded lranlan Capture In Canadian bcape r ..... r~AJ 1.JJEKS SAFE AfTER OltDEAL. • • years a10 as a student at Georgetown University, if and when they come to Hunt- lnitoo Beach. "WE HOPE IT'S SOON." Frank an-nouncee. "He u 1Ull worldnl for the State Depa.rtm:!;Jn':' know. I dcm't know Jl he bu vacation or what." Mart never lived in HuntJ.na1oo Beach, the home of bi.a pareata for the lut eitbt years, ever since movln• from SeatUe, Wuh., where Mark, his brotber, Steve, of Westm.lnster, and two at.ten grew up. Kart always wu interested in thin1a lbat were "IOclo-eeooo~ ... h1a mother re- ports. "He wu a politician." She adds: "He was in debate while In high acbool. He and a frtend won state booon and competed fn Wuhington, D.C. When the elder UJeks moved to Oranee County, Mark was an Army officer, havin1 compJeted ROTC at Georretown. After four years ln the mllltary, Mark a pplied for state department work-, his mothersaJd "THIS WAS HIS FIRST assignment overseas," she says. "The newer ones don 't get Paris or those places. They <Mart and ' Cora) bad a choice lite South Amert ca or some Middle Eutern countries. "They cboee Iran." Mark, liated by the aovenunent u a con· sular otftcer and Cora, a conauJar uslataot, escaped the embuay with '(JO).y the clothine on their backs The l.Jjeu bave received three letters from Mart. "WE DON'T KNOW WHAT happened to their beion&inaa. to their apartment," Mra Li1ek aay1 with a abile ol Mr head. "But that 'a notlmportanl. . . " Now, the Lijeb don't even know where their son and~ wile are. When the younaer Lijeks do 1et home, Frank says, there w1U be turkey on the table -Mark's favorite at celebration times. "I don't know," he says, watching Mark's cat, "Evil," slowly cnlfls the Living room floor "I 'm a ham man, myself" Meanwhile In Oceanport, NJ., Cora Lt · Jek's mother, Setsuko Amburn, said she '"cried like a baby" when she learned that her daughter had escaped Mrs. Amburn said she heard from her dauahter once alter the embaaay takeover but didn't know .where the l.J.Jeka were bid· ln1. AMERICANS ESCAPE. • • .IRAN ••. CANADA, MEANWHILE, BEGAN WITBDaAWING diplomata from !ta atalf, aaytq it wu doine so to prote.st lbe con- tinued bolclna of 50 American boltagea by Iranian mllltanta Lut week, the Canadians decided to abut their embassy and evacuate all embassy personnel. American omciala aay the CIA then worked out the escape operation in cooperation with Canada, finally ~ the departure to coincide with the presidential elec-Uon lut week ln Iran. •'We knew that every day the danaer wu becomln1 snater." said Canadian External Alfaln Mini.ter Flora MacDonald. "Then it wu brouabt to our attentlon that tbe country wu preoccupied by it.I own lntemal election and therefore we were able to move." The alx Americana were liven falae Canadian pauport.a wblch, by one account, bad been doctored by U.S. lnteW.ence a1enctee and taken into fran ln Canada's diplomatic pouch. 'l'rlal Reeeun ' Barley Marriage Problems Viewed By REDDICKICBOE•EBL °' .. ..., .......... Tumultuous was the word used Tuesday by a Dally Pilot reporter to describe the marital relaU0111hlp between former new1man Tbomu Andrew Barley and hb wife, Cat.berine Ann Barley, priOI' to her death In · a llay 215 stabbini at.tack in San- ta Ana. Tettllytna tn tho lotb day ot Barle7'1 trial on murder cb•1a, reporter Gary Gran- ville Hid tbe Barl•Y• • rela- Uontbit> wu flUod with a sreat dHl ~ dlffteult7 before the mv- fi!&e and atterthemarrtaae. • · DAILY PILOT ..... ......=-.:;=........, -=--~-== °"!:..~~ .. TU:'IC DI Re Vf4J__, as• ovu , ..... .. whether there might be any chanae in the treatment or the hoataeea He aaid a statement would be l.ul.leO later ln the day. The Moslem militant.a have held the hoetaaes ror 12 week.a, demand101 the return of de- po1ed Sbab Mohammed Reza Pahlavi to Iran. The U.S. and Canadian 1ov- ernment1 confirmed Tuesday that 1lx membera of lbe em- baaay staff escaped when mill· tanta aebed the embuay Nov. 4, took refuge with the Canadian Embuay and left the country durina the weekend usang Cana- dian passport.a. Alter they were gone. Canada closed its embassy Monday and withdrew its last four offictal5 from the country "We wt.U not bother to protest what Canada hu done," said Ghottnadeb, "but we mdicate that aooner or later, here or an)'wbere An the world, Canada will pay tor t.hJa vtolatioa ol the sovereignty of Iran. the forging of the paaaporta and. the actions they have taken." Both tbe IntemaUonal Court of Juttice and the U.N. Security Council have called on Iran to releue the hottaee•. Heire88' Kin Theft Victim Newport Beach poUce are 1Mkiq the buralar wbo broke into the Cameo Bborea bome ol Atballe Clark, mother of tmne helrett Joan Irvine Smith, and stole jewelry valued at $4,500. The break-In occurred between l:JO p.m. ud 9 p.111. Monday while Mn. Clarke wu in another part of the bome, police aaid. Accontina to the crtme report. the thief relDOffd tow lotmnd window pancw from a bathrOom window and crawled tbrouCb the oS*lhll· .... RB Mai Sworn In As Judge Lula A. Cadena neetved the oath ol otftC9 u Oru,e County Superior Oourt Judce thil morn· 1n1 -1-lball a&.....,. after,... celYlna ward from Oov . J'.dmuud G. Brown Jr. that be •u betna appointed to a newly crea&ea poe1ttim OD tbe bench. CaJ'dalu 19, of Runtmatcie Beadt, ;;;;&ftd the Ollt!l ln tirW ceremonJet conducted la Ute cbamben ol Pl'elldlna Superiw Court Judie Waltw Cbaramsa. c1J'dm81 curreat.b' .. • Juct. in North Oraos• Counb M unlclpal Court, located lo Fullerton. Be wu app01.Dted io the municipal court bench ln 1976. Tbe n11r Superior Court jurist 1s a foamdi~ member ol the Mex.lean· American Bar Aaloda· lion ol Oraaa• C.OUOty and a past 1uvelille court referee. He re- ceived bla law de1ree from Loyola Unheraity lo Lo• Aoeelee. Recmt leaialation autborbed the add!Ucm ot two JOO.es to the 40· member Oranae County Superior Court beocb. The re· malnlna po1ltJon bu yet to be tllled by Governor Brown. 83,000 Television Stolen in Newport Police are aeeldn1 the thie-ves who stole a $3,000 wide screen televJaion from tbe central Newport Beach apartment of James Harper Police s&Jd the weight of the set lS SO ereat, they fill.Ire lt took at least two people to carry tl out ol Harper's apartment CdM Chamber Sets Installation 'Dinner "Leaping into the '80s" has been chosen as the theme ror the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce annual ioatallallon dinner The dinner will be Wednesday at 6 :30 pm at the Balboa Yacht Club , 1801 Bayside Drlve, Newport ~ach ReaervaUona for the event can be made by callmg 67J..Z373 by Saturday ..., .......... awra •KMOOt..-...-IM>MD .. _ .......... nln Paaa1P-.AJ MARTIN ••. an AP'L-CIO affiliate; con· t.ro..eny over the board's flriDc of mu1ic teacher Rlcbard En1land on c bar1es of un- profeuioa&l cooduct, and an tm· aucceutul recall effort a1alnat Mn. Martin and two other board' member&. • • ( knew it would be a dil!Jcult year," u.1d ~ Balboa raident. "One need only view tbe circumstances tbal have e>e· curred when AFL CIO affiliates a.ave represented public employee.. We could predict lt ..-ould be a cbaouc year '• Deaf Mote Girl Killed TUCSON, Anz fAP) -A J. year old dt>af mute girl v.ds fatally mJured when sh<: wa!) run over by a car dn ven by h..r mother, who 15 also dt"af 4'nd dJd not hear her open I.hf' car door and fall out. pohce ~aid Office~ said ManCI L Lmar1·., of Tucson dJed of ht!r inJuncs u ~hort time after the at·c·1df'nl tn the parlo.nc lot of a converuence market. Police a&Jd the ch1ld's mother. Inez Lina.res, 29. des en bed the accident in wnllng Tbe /at.her. alao deal and m ute was oot with his family at the time During Our Newport Official Will Run Newpon Beach ~in.an Ray WlWam. made b1a ean- d1dacy official TUe9day wbea be filed ror ~lectlon. WlWams, a btoloey lDatruet.ot who Uvea at 1723 Port Sbeftletd Place, la the aixtb candidate to flJe for tbe April a election. Tb~ other candidate. are: Secoad Dl•trlct · Richard Cluea1, pboto1rapher, 4403 Se&1bore Drh•e and Rutbel.Y11 Plummer, eonawner attain ln- vealieator, 4827 River Ave. '1tUl Dbltrtct: Paal R7ckoft, lncumbmt. uoo 8. a., l"rult, Balboa Island and Pblllip Maurer, retired teacher, ~ Diamond Ave., Balboa bland. Seventh Dlltrict: Williams, the lneumbmt and Jobn Co:t, ad· verUai.Qa esecuti ve, 1108 Out.ri1 · 1er Drtve, Corona del Mar. Fillna ln ·the diatricta ln which the incumbent• are runnine cloaa Thursday. Second Diat.rict incumbent Dao llclnDl.a bu said be wW not aeet re-electioll. Un- less Mclnnla cbanlea bia mind, fllln1 ln. that dlatrlct will close Dell t Tueed.ay. NB Revenue Hearing Set A bearin& will be held Friday to diacuaa waya of apendin& the S400.000 an revenue 11bar1ng runds the federal government· will give lo Newport Beach m Junt· The ~ston w1ll be held at 2 ~ p.m. tn Clty Counctl chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd City offlctaL'I say written as Yttll O&S oral tesumooy will be Jl'CCPted Newport Police Otief to Speak N <'wport Buch Police Chief Pete Grou will be the iueat l>peaker at the Corona del Mar Clvtc Aaaociatioo annual mem- benh.ap llOdaJ Friday The meet!nl will be at tbe Newport Beach Sen.Jor CtUJena Center, Marruertte and P'lftb Avenue, Corooa del Mar. It will berln at 7;30 p.m. Winter Sale Exceptional value• In top quality leather furniture. For home or office .. the largnt ••lectlon for Immediate delivery· --"\ You may et10 1pecl•I ordert \ New IMthera. New proota of ttwt superior quality you may expect from Ctaaalc and ld\aftet' Brot. Leather Reaaon enough, we believe. to visit our neweat leather offerlngal Prepare yourMlf for leathers ao aoft and hJ>eurlout, they might well be uaed In couturier tuhlon1f Leathtra glazed and glorified to revtal a whole new specirum of coloral Oetall1 Ilk• lndlvldually placed nallhead trim braaa 1cc:.nt1 ... pluah hand-tutting. All thl1 a~ much, much mo,.i See our ehowlng today and add a unique Ingredient to your home LeatMr -the only cowrtng that mellows 1~ maturH for • llt.tlmo. Don't m1 .. thl1 opportunity for 1ubttantla1 saving• on our quality tumlthlng•, from 1ueh known Unee 11 o,.xet. Htrttaga, HtnlldOn, • Stop In Now • , • . . . . . . . . . DAILY l'tl.OT 41 st Siele Air Termiital .-Gains Favor i Tb• •Hl ald• locatlon. 1antr•Ut b.t•Hn ••d HUI 8ou1tward. Paularh>o A aad Ba•er St~ t , curl• a prlo• ta1 of tu.I mUllon btea atiOut 21 acre:• of prop •11.1 wouklbaveto M acquirtid 1'bt west tumlnal 1ld1 ai.o POlet maf'9 Lrattlc prob1 aw ror auto..aioblJ H H well 11 for alrll , actotdlnt to the con· 1ult•nt'1 ex r lb• preaent cl &M aJ or ln the eoraer of 'b• airport al MecAJ'tha:r Bouleward and San Dltto l"rtewa1 would COil from ID.I to• a mll.Uoo. Supenban allO directed the county'• .i S.rvteo1 Acen· c1 to wttb '"""related to lh• a~ul.tlUon of aerea of propHtiY between Airway Avenue and th all'1)0rt and ln Cosla Mtta rlly Umlll Tb• property would be earmarked for poaalble use for 1eneral private aviation f adliU · whkh would bl di•· pla by t.ermloal upanalon. aupe"l•ora alto declared tbtlr lDteDtlou to ... k the de-veepmmt cl one or two 1..,al aviation elrpom In Oran1• Coui>lJ .. 1000 U pouible. B the acUon didn't aatilfy James bus, a member of the General Aviation Lea1ue of Oranae County. Evans aald privately he beU•v• the actloa by tbe county 11 d e1l1ned lo squene out 1eneral avtaUoo operattom at the airport. Evans aaid he was concerned that terminal exparunon plans call rcw tbt &olacement of uo to 22 acreJ of 11oeral a vlatlon property. He also UHned that l\ will be more d1lfkult to separate rlilbta or air carriers and small airplanes with an east •Ide loca· tioo. A '4ewport Beach resident, Geor1e Oschner. had even harsher reaction, but for dtr· Cereot realOQS. He aaid that t.be airport la a cancer kDd thal expansion is be· me made for economic reuoos at the rlak to human lives. He called the action a "rape of human rights leading to tbe destructJoo of • coromuntty. •• The prete0t 211St'70kquare-foot terminal wu des1ped to bADdle 400,000 plSMlllen anniaa111. Present pi.nt call for a now raclllty ol l!i0,000 aquare feet to accommodate up t o thrte million alr p.....,,en per year. A tot"l o f 2 6 mllllon pasaeaeen used the t.ermln&I ln um. As part of t.belr acUon Tuee· day, aupervilora ordered s•udia to determine l! a poasible 700 root extenaion of the maln runway to the north W"uJd be compatible with terminal ex· pansion ,ftunaways Unable to Cope Erratic Behavior Of ten Common Denominator . . . ;: ~· .. .. ,...,...,.,... SANDAL-SHOD WOMAN GETS A LIFT IN SALT LAKE CITY Wlnter Storm Puahea Ellltw•rd •• O.•th Toll Mounts Swrms Kill 9, Cut PO'l..OOr, Halt Travel By The A.nodated Press A winter atorm pushed eaatward today with heavy snow and freezing rain that forced the closing of hundred.a of schools and camed widespread power outages. At leut eight deaths were blamed on severe weather Tues day and the toll climbed to rune tod•Y· Wblle aub-zero temperatures in the Pacific Northwest caused a power shortage, the storm with winds up to 70 mph dumped knee«ep snow ln parts of the Rochles as it moved into the Plains. Flagstaff, Ani . reported 25 inches of snow on the ground this morning and four inches of ram in the mountains during the night threatened to flood the dry rivers and cut off roadways tn the Phoenix area School~ and o;omt· businesses were dosed in flagstaff and W1lhams. Ariz and powc>r was lost m some area~ or the two cities Travel was dlfhcull for all but four·wheel drtve vehicles Freezing rain and up to S inches of snow forced the closing of 300 schools m Missouri Near· Iv all schools were closed in freezing drizzle and snow cov ered the roads Snow. s leet and freezing ram also swept across Tennessee and schools were closed in Memphis and Jackson. Police In Chat tanooga said the weather con· trlbuted to 75 to 100 accidents, moat of them minor. Wblle the West suffered, Boston set a d.lfferent weather record -anJy %.5 inches of snow this year, tbe least slnce 1891 Freezing r ain and icy highways plagued the Midwest and the M.lllisslppl Valley. Temperatures plummeted ln the Northwest -lt was minus 42 in Badger Pocket, Wash. -and some areas were without elec tricity as utilities set power con· sumption records. An overload created a three· hour outage for 7,500 Pacific Gas & Light Co. cus\omers in Lincoln City. on the northern Oregon coast. Record consumption caused a pow<>r fallurt' 1n Snohomish County near Seattle, leaving schools and about 6,000 homes without elertricaly ror several hours. Nineteen inches of <inow had fallen on Durango, Colo., by Tuesday afternoon and five foot snow drifts were reported near Sterling in the northeast part of the state Salt Lake City received a fool of ~now. closing state offices and snarling traffic. A baby was born to a stranded mother al a Highway Patrol station. and a runway at the airport was closed for three hours after a United Airlines 7Zl got stuck r Editor' a Note -Th11 as the fourth part in a DaHy Pilot senes on MWl?IQ P•r.oru.J By t\JlTRtJR R. VINSEL Of ... Delly f'l141e l\lff People aOOildon their ramilJes, homt"S, JObs and lifestyles for reasons that are legion, some as old as time. They can become M isslng Persons because of: Money troubles, usually overwhelming debts A new romance or thf' breakup of an old one Dt.>spondency over 111 hl·alth or loss of a loved one. -IMPENDING legal daf· f1cullles Academic or d1sc1plina!) trouble at school. A growmg alcohol or drug. related problem Sexual abuse in the case or runaway afrls, usually involvmg a stepfather, sometimes a natural father. -AGING AND the onset or senility. Suicidal feelings and a wish to think 1t out or do it ln privacy. YouthfuJ rebellion or self· assertioo, poorly expressed. Most OraQge Coast police agencies separate their aduJt Missing Penons cases from more routine nm.away juvenile episodes. THE INNER despaJr, fear and turmoil in the runaway JUveruJe, however. oft.en carry over into adult llfe without proper ruldance and counseling. The common denominator 1s each indlv1dual's Inability to cope with a society or family Ul which he reels helplessly unable to resolve his conflicts or even seek help "It's so easy to run away from your problems," says Orange County Sbenlr's Detective Sgt Rall Maller, who handles Massing Persons and Crimes Against P('rsons cases "TllA'rS TJIE way it 1s. most of our ra<>es Involve basically er· rJt1c behavior," '>ays Costa Mt'sa's Det<'rtav(' Sig Swan'\trom, of the Missing Persons Detail · Dul what's reall:r rnterest an~." he contlnUt''>, · is that when you gel each or 'em wrapped up, each case turns out to bE' a story m itsPlf. a story of emotion and drama · A partner, lnvestaJ?ator Clyde Fort•man, recalls J rt>cent case or some note. th«' m .~ steraous They Won't Miss Ms. Wndon Paper Drops 'Faddish Plaything' gest. 1t is considered the voice of the British Establishment and Is must reading for every govern· meot official, parliamentarian or busl.nesaman. Times' editor William Rees Moge originally forbade uae o( 'Scum' Song Sunnves ANNAPOLIS. Md (AP> -A legislative committee bas decided to keetl the slate aooa ''Maryland! My Maryland!" -a pro· Confederac)' anthem that calla Abraham Uocoln a deapot and Yankeu "Northern 1CUm. '' The Senate Constltu· Uonal ahd PubUc Law Committee voted 8-2 Tuol· day to kill a bill b)' Sen. Howard Deoll. R · Monttomery, to ~peal the •t·JUr-oki·laW llvtnl tho ton& ttl omctal 1latm. Written In 1111 by Jam ltyderr Randall, a M 8f118Dd teatber·poel Uv· tni lo ~na, th.t IODI Is 1 ntnt·1tania eall to arm• for aryland to aerede trOtn. the Un on and ft t wtt.b lhe tb. the term, without value judg· ment, in a June 1976 ruling that £'Xcept.ed "those occasions wben a special polnt 1s being made In the course of a story. as headinl( to a letter, or as self description, m quotation marks." Asked to comment on tbe Times' declalon, Gloria Steinem, t•ditor of "Ms." magazine and feminlat, aald "l think that America baa declared its in· dependence from England a lon1 time aio and we nHd not pay attenuon to thi• The term Ms 11 very Important and I think men would realtze this ll they had the male equivalent of Mra. or Mlu . . Women should be caUed wbat.ever-they want to be called." She aald thf' t.erm had existed for about ao or M yean and thal lt WU ftnt used ln 1ecretarlal handboolm u a way or add.reu· tn1 a woman when one dld not know her mutt.al statua. ·'If Flablock bad to be ldentltled entli'ely by hi1 wtre'a name, I UUnk he'd aufftr a lou of td t)', 0 1be aald. Bett,.y Fiiiaao, author ot "Tho J'tmlnlne ~1Uque," couunent· ed: ''ll b a perfectly corn· moo 1 aJ way to lndlut• om • 1 • • AU m ere called Mr., ~ aardle11 of marital 1talt11 11 1lmpl1 u adult Persons vanu;tung acl of Frank "Skipper Frank" Herman , 62, ventnlo qu1sl, magician and popular 1960s children's TV show bo&t Last March 7 while on an er rand in Costa Mesa, Sktp~r Frank dropped from sight without clue or warning. "DE WAS misslne-about four months. He left the house to go lo the bank one day and Just never returned,'· says Foreman "We finally fowid him m a leper colony ln New Orleans. one or only a couple of leper colorues ln the continenta l United States." Herman, wbo was preparing to move to Yucca Valley with Fire Erupts Third Time In Huntington Fareflghtt'rll stomped out J stubborn blaze Tuesday that kicked up for the third time tn 24 hours but did little to damage the already gutted homt• of a Huntington Rea<'h police ofract•r f'ncnds of motorcycle 0Hir1•r Steve Brinkerhoff called fin· ,,r flcials al about 8 a m when lhl·y noticed the 9092 Mahalo Dnvl' residence was iiull burninJ.? Captain Roger Hosmer said firemen doused llome smolder ing timbers and several hot points that had relgnitNI He said about 75 percent of the home was destroyed in a, fire Monday aftpmoon The 1mllal fir('. h£' said. ~wept through the two story n•,1dcn('(• killing sev('ral household pets and causing about S200,000 m damage A second fir(' erupt<'d at the charred home nearly 12 hours later. Hosmer said The cause or the Cir...s are still under In· vest11~allon his wife, bad been tormented by a pent.tent skin raab an week.5 prior to bis di,eppearance, m vestigation revealed. "BE WAS convinced he had leprosy," says Foreman, adding that the ailing, TV personality withdrew 1700 from the bank and caught a plane for Louisiana seeking help A long-delayed letter lo his wife finally cleared up h1' whereabouts Doctors at the leper colony <'linlc ruled out any possibility t hat he suffered the de · generallve bactenal disease, bot diagnosed that he dad andet.-d have terminal rancer, pol1t·1· saad THAT WAS a fev. month.s aeo. an mad-summer. and since police had located Frank and de termined his carcumstancPi., their official Interest ('Oded. TM case was closed. One recent day, Investigator Foreman counted c•aght fal~ on runaway 1uverule cases atop tu.a desk, seven of them involving girls "Very few 1uve01les run a~ay with the lntent never to return home," said Investigator Swanstrom. He a.aid lt la oft.eo a gesture int.ended to em pbasi.ze family problems at home that need attention "USUALLY, they0rt' gone t~o or three days, stayuie witb a rnend, or a maximum of maybe two weeks." "Some of these girls get mixed up with blkers and you see them around town, .. says Foreman. .. After awtule, you finally have to t('ll the parents 'He~ there'snolhlng we can do Investigators Swanstrom. Foreman and Da .. e Walker, who ac; an charge or tht> nine month hunt for Jamie Trotter. when he disappeared from Costa 'h''>il last Apnl. would prefer to spend their hourc; on thal ra:-.t• Tht•y ar~ convtnC'ed ht• "·'"no runaway "WE HAD all kinds or IC'ads on that onc ... says Swanstrom. who at first believed the Trotter )OUlh might have run away "We mterVJewt'd all kinds or lookalikes from BaR Bear to Bakersfield One kid in llunt· 1nfj!ton Uearh looked so much lake him w•· thought 1l was him . says Investigators Swanstrom but family birth records and other data proved al wasn't Jamie "He even had braces and th1• same chipped tooth," sa)"s Swanstrom, marveUng at the phenomenal resemblance STILL ANOTHER bona fade Mining Person was leaving voluntarily when last sff'lt ln Laguna Beach a decade ago, but he too is st.Ill carried as a Miss· 1ng Person. Laguna Beach Detective Gene Broou says the youth, 19 and handsome, told his roommate he had met a wealthy guy who drove a luxury car, bad plenty or spending money, knew all the right people and had the right <.oc1al connections "I'm going to Brazil :·he was quoted as aaymg of h1s new acquaUlt.ance's promise to m troducc> tum to Rio de Janeiro Ile wa5 never seen agam. AND WHATEVER happeneCI to Charles Christopher "Chrissy" 1''ranc1s, 7. a boy from a broken bome who won· a Light Jacket with an Army patch &ewn to the sleeve tbe last day be was~., He stood alone on a seedy San-- ta Ana street corner Apnl 9 after tus father dropped him off to be picked up by his divorced mother His mother who bad battled his father bitterly over Chrissy's cuatody when they apllt up ar rived at Chestnut Street and Lyon Avenue only to find no one there NO ONE. to the tnowledge or Santa Ana Police Detective Frank l..optt, who is in charge of the tragic Frmds pun.le. bas attn bJm since. What dld happen to Santa Ana '1 1mallest Ml.s.!tng Penon. l·feet~. and weighing 4S to 60 pounds" "Aaahhhh. Jeez. there are so many things no. not real· I)." says Detective Lopez. when askt'd 1r be bas any sohd theory. "We Just h.ad a call from LA. tht.•y'd foWld the body or a child. but at wa..,n't ours," says Lopez. who admits he 1s now J:rasp1ng at ~traws in a nme month hunt th.it has c;p n•ad Jrross the na- 111111 "l Jt'ST sent a teletyp<.> to Wisconsin tlus morning on a guy they have in custody," he said Wednesday "They requested anyone with any information tn· \.Olving sexual molestations nr rapes or young bovs lo not1fv them "I tn to find out where tht> tn· 1h\'1dual suspe<·t "as dunng that month 1April I " One looks anto the thin face an the fuzzy snapshot circulated publicly In the wake of Chnssy's disappearance, however, and a f~E'llng ts there This small boy wath hollow t'yt'll was not a runaway Gem Talk THE WATCH THAT MADE OMEGA, OMEGA NOW MAKES IN QUARTZ 1J11J C 1/l'MP/IRIE:S Cm1/1ed C~mologut. ACiS • " .. . ,. • . . . . ' . • . . . . . . . .. . •' . .. . .. . . . . . .. , . wlda T ......... Canadian Caper CANADA. ooa CANADA; a. \be • bu out ol 11' \bat lia ol our1 aot awQ. Two ot U.. tec•PMI b•~• U• to aoaat.11n. 'n. CnMll•• did •t. God blw t.Mm.Oeod .... My GDb ....,.t today la tMt l doe"\ own ODt ol thole lovely red ud w w Maple LMf nao. U I dJd, ll would be n1•111 tn.n my naooa. todQ. 1n boQor o1 oW' IOUd trieada to U..nortb.. Akma ou.r coaawne. Lacuna Beacb bu • l«Jt ol Cana· dtan folU. botb ln ...-1c1enee and u vWton. They ., veloped lniUal ti• to tbe Art c.oloo)' thtouab lawn bowUn1 So tJMre are a &ot ol Canadiaa flap that 10m«imea are un- f W'led lo u,una. Tbef'e couldn't be a beu.Ume than now. 80111E NEWS AT TRl8 wriUnl ta that Mark J. Lljek. • former U.S CODJular officer lo Iran. wboM panmta Uve lratdan Strftd Peopla Stad ~at Canadian E'"bousl Door ln Huntlft8t,Oll Beach, and b.la wife, Cora, a cooaular all!lia- tul, bave escaped wt th four ot.ben. The C.U.dlana rot tbem out by hiding them for 12 weeb ln the Canadian Embuay and then sneak.lot them out of the country with pbony puaporta and fal.M! ldeo- titic atiCJll. Thus have the lranJan despots been given a dose of their own med.kine. They got fooled, duped and bam- boozled by the Canadian opel"atives. All lbia may prove that the Iranian gangstens aren't~ smart aft.er all . ON A SERIOUS NOTE, you have to hope that the Canadian Caper. the grand escape, won 't have any ser10WJ repercussions for the 50 or so Americans wbo re matn hostages or the Iranian thugs and street rabble who hold t.bcm captive in the U .S Embassy in Tehran You would hope that the Canadlan escape does bring the hostage issue beck into clear focus and those who nm things m Iran if anybody does -will realize their ac- liona bold their country up to lncreasin& contempt and ridicule ln the world community. Alu there la UtUe indication ao far that Iranian leaden ~ now follow a course of sanJly The Iranian foreign minister, one Sadegb Gbotbiad.eb. bas threatened Canada AND ONE OF THE Iranian street thugs at the tJ S F.mbaS..'IY really exploded when be learned of the Canadian (;aper. "That's 1llegaJ1 That's Illegal'" he cned You are left wondenng lf he Uunks what he's dolD~ is leeal. And as for his feelings being hurt, isn't that JUSt too damned bad? Border Cops Beat Aliens SAN DIEGO CAP) -A federaJ judee, factna two U.S. border patrolmen in a surprlae 30· minute appearance wb.lcb they requested, convicted them both today <:A beaUna and mlatreatlng illeaal aliens The two offlcen, Bruce Brown and Jeffery Otherson, said they decided to waJve a Jury trial scheduled lo begin Feb. 6. ln an earlier trial, a jury waa reported deadlocked for conviction and diamilled. U.S. District Judae Howard Turrentine tel aenteoclnic for March 12. Tbe maximum pouible sentence on one count of the coo- viclioo iA ooe year ln prison and a $1,000 fine. ., ........ TAROBT Of CRITIC Ambe .. ldo'Knelp Ex-aide Blasts Envoy WASIDNGTON CAP> -"A flve-mlnute conversation witb anyone vel"led in foreign aflalra would have revealed his un- awtabWty for the job," the am- bassador'• former deputy sald Ambassador Richard Kneip didn't know there were two Koreas or that India and Pal'1atan bad fou&hl a war Ul um. aaya hia former chief depu· ty, a career diplomat dismissed by Kneip after eJ&ht months as b.ls chief deputy President Carter's 1978 ael~ Uoo of Kneip. a former covemor of South Dakota and still Uus country'• representative lo Singapore. waa an "unmltl&ated mistake." says Edward In graham, bis one-tJme aide Ingraham oulllned his tenure as Kneip's deputy to the monthly m agaz;ine of the American Foreign Service Assoc1atJon HE SA.ID HIS PU&POSE in writmg the article was lo en- courage the adm1nistralJoo to e:umme 1t.s politically mot.Jvat. ed appointments and what they mi&ht be doing lo lta lmaae abroad Kneip l8 a DemocraL In Wash.l.nitoll, State Depart. ment offlclala said Kneip la aware of the article and would not comment They said he u. malung a pos1uve cootnbutioo lo Slngapore One day, dunng a d1scuss1on of the resurgence of l!>lam, In g raham said Kneip a s ked. 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'"'ftm lllBS IN llOVU.Y .,.._ llDd otber' tn-eome ba to be reae.ct lD __.to brtnt down tbe rate a whlcb COlta.,. rtaiQs," U. prealdmt and bU aldea aaJd la the admhahi~.raUoa 't auual eeooomle repon to eoa,r.... s&nee produd.l.mf. clecre..t last year, rtl1Da ..,_ result la . blper prieel dMy NJd. Carter ;ii; nJd that wtdll tbe lmJIMldlate roeua ol ""-.me.at polkJ mmt be to~ infl.t. lion from ptttnc wont tbaD ll'll'a 11.a pereent rate, it ii eeeenUaJ to make Pl'OCIW lD cutttaa the lDllat.Mla rate. • ·o.er tht &ona term, we wW el1btt briq lnfla. Uoo down or lt will auuredly pt wone " Cuter aaid "Another abarp rtH lo oil prl~ or a worldwide eroe sbortace eould provide the next turn or the ratcbet NO ADMINl8ftATION lo ret'ellt memory baa preaent.ed aucb a ertm outJoot for l.nflatioo. Carter said tbt under1Yloc lnfiaUoa rate. meaning inflation aft.er ~ volatile ln· creaaes ln food. fuel and boUl1na cost.a, la now a to Gift CaDed £e9•I • peram, up from e to 8.$ perecut J two ,...,. ..., . Consumer priea lneraMd u.a PlftJIU lut year. tbl btaat lncreue lD aa yean. 1'bt ad-ml.nlstradon -._ torecuUnc u ~ rtae ot 10.4percentth11yeuand1.1percemlD1111. Charla L. Schult.le, eha1.rma.o of tbe Pr.al· ct.Dt'a CouneU of Economic Advt.ten, Mid t.be foreeMb anUclpate an lnaeMe lo U.8. eoero prlcet of 20 percent th1I year and ao tnerw1 lo world oll pricet 1UgbUy above the domeatie lnfla. Uoo rate. IP 1'llE ORGANIZATION of Petroleum Ea- portiq Countriea lncreuea pnce1 "a!pifteanUy more than tbia, It wttl cause..-IOIDe &.rou.ble," be said. He NJd the 1l80 LofJat.too rate cou.Jd be •orM than 10.4 per~nt lf a rec.UCO predicted by the admlDiltration ratla to materlalhe. Tbe llllO economlc report la the third m.;or document oa the economy that Carter bu Milt to Coocras in tbe lut 10 days. He deliveted Ilia domestic St.ate of the Union meaqe lut week and b1a propoeed 1981 bud&et MondaJ. The theme of all three la that lnfiaUoo la now the oatloo'a top domeatic problem, aod policies will be desiped to cope wtth It. even tbouCb a re- ceulon and bi&b unemploymeot must be tolerated while foreaoln& a t.u cut. ''The IDCMt immediate problem lo 1980 la to ensure tbal lut year'• sharp Increase lo eoerp pnces doel Dot result lo • new sptral of prl~ and waae lncreuea that would wonm the undertyinc lnfl.ation rate ror many years to come." be aald. MacArthur Defended NORFOLK, Va. <AP) -The exec ut1 ve di rector o f the MacArthur Memorial Found.a· llOn, lncen.Md by claim.a that Gen Douala MacArtbu.r ilJepJ· ly accepted SS00,000 from wartime PbillpplDt Prealdeat Manuel Quesoo, wanta a COD· g rea.alional lnveaUcaUoo to pre- sent "the htll, u.ouaallable tnlt.b about Geo. MacArtbur." ''The charge that Geo. Mac Arlbur ever accepted money for rea&OM other than thoaP totally honorable u ndiculoua." said Norman An· derson. a retired Martoe Corps general. THE RE8EA.&CB by 8ostoo Colle1e hlatorlao Carol M Petillo wu "an effort, well· mean.ln1, loept or e)'D.lca.l, to alaln tbe honor of Gen. MacArthur," Aaderaon a aid Tuesday. He said the found.aUoo, creat- ed Ul 1962 and based ia Norfolk where MacArthur la burled, was asking for a conareaslonal probe. Ma Petillo aald she uncovered an executive order Quezon IS· "IUtd Jan 3, 1942, 1tvJng MacArthur and tbrff a.ides a total of $640,000 "in r~oeruuoo of their outatanding service " f,.rom 1935-41 M acArtbor iened u commander of th• armed forcm of the PbiUppLDeS, then a aemi·autooomo'15 t S commonwealth Prt>s 1dent Franklt.n Roosevelt appointed M acA.rtb.ur commander of lh<- U S forces tn the Far East in July 1941 . 111x months before Pearl Harbor Ms Petillo said her ttad.in" of the 1138 edtt.ioo of the U.S. AnnJ Code of CAoduct, rorblddln1 U.S. officers to accept gift.a. prompt,. ed her to label MacArthur's K· ceptanoe <:A the money Ulecal 1lne4! aw wu not attacbed to the Pbillpplne army . Aqdenoa aald the foundatkJD uked JUltin WlWama Sr .• a Far Eutern b1atorian at Georptowft Uolvenlly, to lnvesticate lb. Petlllo's report when it wu published last year in the Pacific Hiatoncal Revtew ''THE EVIDENCE AT hand malt~ 1t clear that there was no deal, oo bargamlng, no cov· erup." be said, reading from W 1Juam.s · atatement Rooen-eft. Secretary of War Henry Stimaon and Secrdat)' of lnterior Haro&d Ickes were aware of the traauc- tioo and cooperated ia apedit. Ln• it. tbe ltallement said. ··Any lnfereoce of~ therefore, la absurd," it added. Tbe atatemeut noted th.al the mooe1 was recompense for '\ervlee betwrm Nov. U. UQS and Ott 30, 1941 w 1 lb ll1Jl5 al8o sa.id M acArtbur and Quezon had been close tr1ends and said "what could be more natural .. than for Que~on to ta'i1st on malung Uus Rl'~lur<'of gratitude " ~ Gibraltar guarantees: ~ lliP! interest ~ for au savers. it! 11!wJvmD2% ~ 10.40% ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ii] ~ ii] ii] ~ "iiJ ~ en.ntw Sell 2 ltuouKtt Jan '1 Now you can earn ttw Mith i.nt"""' ot a moMy m.1rkt>t ~rtlftate account even 1f you don't h.ave •lot of moM>y to Yvc The ~w 30·Month Rock Solld Cmuica~ '" your guarantH ot Higher 1r1tnet.t rou tlwt 1Wf11lablt 11t 1ir111 bonk °" flus ~ of act:Dllnt No bank or savtngJ and lo.an c .. n pay you mo"' E.ammt' prt010UJly ft1tlthlbit ""'" to "1rgt ttWnlor\, Now you can ffm h.igh 111tltftst on $100 m.uumum t>..lanct> . Deily """'°"""'"I flf 1ntmlt Th.Li ~.iaes th• •nnu.ll ytt>ld to amount ahown when b&la~ remall\1 for ~hf'f' yHr. Sc1tngt rrtSMral up to $40.000 by"" IN,trt<y of Utt ftdnal Goormmmt. Hi~h 1ntnat ,.tt {Of' JO month, Subo.tanti&I mtnftt ~n.tlty for e•rty withdnw•I . 12.410% 11.846% .. - •r teacbln& cllhena emeraeocy. 8lz /flere •en. Cleaefl LOS ANGELES <AP> -Six more wells in Loe Aneelee County are reported contaminated with Uie chemical lrichloroethyleoe, includin1 one in Compton. far removed from previoualy detected areaa ol cantam.lnation. St.ate and local bealtb officials cl06ed the Compton well on Tue.day, plus fhe Loe Angeles Department of Wat.r and Power wells in North Hollywood near Griffitb Park •• m-llp•d r,,, 'f'lltlle' SACRAMENTO <AP> Assemblyman Jioward Berman says it would be .. fuWe and di· visive" to keep trying thi1 year to oust Leo McCarthy from the apeakenhlp So Berman told reporters Tuesday be would try to increue bis strength by using the DemOCTatlc primary Tlwash fi'•a-e. l•ere••ed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The city's Public UUllties CommiMion on Tuesday unanimously ap-proved acl"088-tbe-board fare mcreues for buses. street.cars and cablecars. including a 100 percent increase durlDi rush hour The fares will jump from 25 cents to SO cents between 6:30 a.m. and 9.30 a.m and 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. During other hours, fares will increase to 30 cenu. 611 Would Limit r~ State's Pensions ... ,. SACRAllENTO <AP> -Perbapl feartq that Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. could be eligible for a $300,000 pemlon in 1998, the AssemblY bu ap- proved llmlta on the penalona of former at.ate of- fteiala. It did IO Tuesday by voting 5'7-14 on AB70 by Auemblyman BW Lockyer, D-San Leandro. TBE BILL WOULD IMPOSE taxes lD such a way as to Umtt a former state ottlce bolder's pensloo to two-thirds the salary of tbe lncumbent of that office. It went to the Senate despite opponent&' conten- tions that it was wiconstitutional and a breach of faith LOCKYER SAID HIS BILL would "end one of the greatest pension ripoffs 10 the State of Cahforrua " Laws passed between 1963 and 1974 give re- tired constitutional omcers not only annual cost-of- living lncreaaes but also further increases each time the incumbent ln tbelr old Job get.I a ralae. 2 YW/UllJMtTED MUAGE . SBMa COlflRACT COvera Eno Comp • St9ennQ • Air c:ond. • Manual Auto. trans. • Front sute>. • Drive Alde • Complete front & rear brake system • Elee. System. ~Oft --Olf*w:ll 0-11(11 ......, "' -ol ... -=.t'O:.:.""e=-Ma&--.---. wo. ........ ......... .... '~'!IMO~" -Or.,,... .... Or~ ... oc:.i.-•'"C1111•.,.._.....,. • .....,. ---·-------- ftglathlg B-ger ......... Singer Natalie Cole sings in froot of a lqge photo of starving Cam- bodian refugee during performance to benefit tbe refugees. Doiena of en~en and hundreds of spectators turned out for tbe Tues- day night benefit 10 Los Angeles, sponaored by "Operation California" * Sa/ety of Mobile Home• StruJJ.ea SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Of· ndala are apreatq COlltml about t.be ..,.,. ol moblle botDll ln tbe wake ol a ltrGnl MltbQuake wblcb rlJ>ptd and raltlecl Ulrou11a the UHl'IDON V.U., lut nek. •'TbeJ come olf tbelr fllmay fouD. daUom &Dd c:rub to the sround even ln a moda'ate quake," ..W John llacLeod, a ltarf metnber of the It.ate Set.amtc Safet1 Comml•lon. llaeLEOD MID mobile bom• are amoq the ••wont plaeel" to be dur· lnl an earthquake, and t.be eom· mlukln ii preparing to recommend safety standards for wbort.DI them to tb• IJ'QUDd: Tbe s.s quake laat Thursday eaUHd an estimated $438,000 damaae to 133 mobile bomea at lbe Sunri.ae Mobile Home Put in Livermore. P&ELIMINA&Y DA•AGE ea ti mates total out SS millloo ln the Livermore-Dublin area, tncludi.D& about $1 millloo ln da.mqe at tbe Lawrence Uvermore Laboratory, a federally ftnanced nuclear research facillty. Most ol the co.t was att.ribut· ed to damace to tbe lab's laaer faclli· ty in Thunday'a quake Sclentista say there have been at· tuallY 11 qua.It.es capable of causing moderate dama,e since the first shaker lut 1bunday. Dr. aruc. Bolt ol ta. U Mitty ot California !etamc>O'apble 9tatiml ln Berkeley ••11 they raneed fl'OID • Rleb&« 8eale rud1DI al •.o. a quake capabl9 of moderate d~. to readlap of I .I Oil Tbundar and I .I on Saturdaf, Bolt said. Slloclm .tt.b map.ltudM of ftve are capable of con- aierabledamqe. ADDITIONALLY, Of'FtCIALS uld an afteraboct with a a .25 ma1oitude re1l1tered Monday. slt.boqb lt reeulted in no reponed datnace. The aboc:b bad epicenters ln tbe Livermore Valley, about 30 miles ea.at of San Francisco, where most of tbe dama1• waa reported. The .sbockl ._.. felt over bundredl of mllea, botN'ver. The California Department or Water Resources said the quakes could raile questiooa about the pro- posed locatJoo of the Los Vaquel"06 Dam on Kellon Creek ln Contra Coat.a County. oorth ol Livermore. BOLT SAID 111E quakea ruptured the earth alang tbe edie ol a valley where lbe dam would be built. Sden· tt11ts dltrer. however. on the exact source of the quake, a ftnding that would be important ln det.ennining the dam Bit.e's suitability. ANNUAL RATE ANNUAL YIELD Effective Jan. 31 through Feb •. &. $10,000 minimum deposit. 26-week term. IMPORTANT: Ftdttal ,.gulatlone prohibit ~Ing of I,,.... on 28 ... T...-ury 8111 Accounta. eubltlntlll tn'*'911 redUdton tor eerty ~. Out to a rutinQ tJv N ...... peinment. • .. now abtt to comoute ~ IMUll ytMd on all uW9 llOOOOOta. exctudtng the 21 ..-T,...,,y em Aacount a.y-. a tormu1a ,,.,,.111o..,.. to .ma. n.. yletda ICIPtY on1y to m:ounta act•.,. belt-..n now llld f*'-Y 29 HMK>. a S*tod t11COt11,11111>--o a IMP y.., of W ~-Yltldl-.nl dtofl111 ftaatooltty cMtnQ non l•ec> ~ t.A • ltlll be .,..._..,on' the more.....,,_...,.,._~ tlcllor. Ylttdl lnd6olad .. ywtv wnk9 If ..,..._ and p(.ldpll .. left In the account for one YNf. I,,..,.. II compounded dllty on all accountl .. k>W9d by law. Imperial continues to offer you the best savings rates that federal regu- lations allow. That means continued higher interest than at ~ bank, plus new, higher Annual Yields on your sav- ings at Imperial. These are the highest interest rates allowed by law on T-8111 Accounts and 'currentty offered at Imperial. NEW OFFICE HOURS: FOA YOUR CONVENIENCE. Most of lmpertaJ's 94 branches are extend- ing their service hours end adding Saturday service to be more acoommodattng to more of our customers. So come In to see us more often. Monday Tu89day wedttnday ~y Saturday 9:<>0am to 5:00pm 9:00em to 5:00pm 9:00am to 5:00pm &:OOam to S:OOpm 9~t06:00pm 9:oGem to 1:00pm t I t • ID ly Ed torJa Rabef't N. WMdlPubfllher Tbomff Keevlt dttot i'1 -~e Wtdnledly,.,,.,,., 1• a.t'bM'• Kt91blchll!d.ltof'JM P.1ge~OI ~-··------------------------------------ --------- - -- - Kennedy Speech Missed the Mar I• ~· ~~lW~=~ ctean wtthtbe Ject the U.at 80V'21i.ux:m board." Perbae-it bad IO to do with up ln Iowa. but b1 MondaJ seemed to be !!At back on t.be 0 90vem t WW tat care ol everJtblnl• 1tand. In hla apeecb at ~ UDlvenU.1 -WtdelJ pro- moted a twuina pOl.at ID bll fl&UtDI umpalp -Ken· nedy wu clearly reacbiq for Luu. an wh1ch b could dlla&ree wtth Jimmy C&Nr. He may have reached ln a few wnm dlreetloGI. HI.I call for immediate aovemment cootrol1 on waaee. prices, Jm)fita aod .-.tau the only anawer to ln· nauoa .. not exartly a voe. etter. For one thln1, waae and price ccntroJ1 have never really worked. u Kenned)' would realize if be•d paid more attent.iootoecooomlc mattenlnhilyearalntheSenate. 1D oec1aamma &ne need for a rechactloo in our depeo· dence on foreip oU be echoed what Carter bu been HY· inl tor years. AJ>d 1t '1 hardly rational to blame Carter for that bl& portion of the lnflaUonary leap that bas resulted directly from OPEC oil price increases over wblcb we have no control. <Conversely, Kennedy bean a great responsiblllty as one of the supporters of the oil and gaa price control mechanisms that helped put WI at OPEC's mercy). Kennedy's solution is immediate gasoline rationing. That may be a good idea, but again not much of a vote· getter. On defense he had only the vague suggestion that navaJ and &Jr forces in the Persian Gulf area should be strengthened. Not original But he then attacked the president's call for renewaJ of Selective Service registration -an obvious first step in strengthening defense -as a move "across the threshold of Cold War II." That might be a vote.getter in some areas, but it also bas the sound of appeutni the Russians, which doesn't match the mood of the nation. On foreign policy, he called for U.S. support of a Unit· ed Nations investigation ot the shah's regime after the hostages are freed, oppoeed economic sanctions against Iran -both already agreed to -and called for a com· moo policy with Western Europe and Japan, as if we'd consider anything else, if cooperation is possible. In short, the "landmark" speech didn't tell us very much except that candidate Kennedy still believes in big government, that he will grasp at most any position to try to salvage his candidacy, and that he still misreads the mood of the country Airport Debate Heats Plans to expand the passenger terminal at Orange County's John Wayne Airport are heating up a long· standing controversy over growth at the f acillty The present terminal, which was designed to accom· modate 400,000 passengers, ls cramped and crowded. In 1979, 2.6 million passengers paued through the facility, and judging from complaints, their experience was none too comfortable. On the other hand, neighbors of the airport m Newport Beach, Irvine and Costa Mesa are opposed to expansion wh1ch they fear will lead to increased ac· t1vitles and more noise The Orange County Grand Jury entered the groWing clamor for a decision, noting that airport users should no longer be asked to tolerate wisatisfactory conditi9flS. Expansion of the terminal is being considered in a $300,000 master plan study. Supervisors Tuesday ap. proved further study for expansion at or near the present lermmaJ location Any decision concerning terminal expansion to ease the plight of the passengen should be balanced with the comfort of residents. It's a tall order. Perhaps if supervisors would spell out their real ln· tent1ons concerning future growth or what effect the terminal expansion may have on future growth, they could dispel much uneasiness and alarm. • Opemona expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Piiot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/Dog Days B7L.M. BOYD lo old Rome the rtaln1 and aettin1 of C&Dicula, the Utt.le do1 star. between July 3 and Auauat 11 aeemed to be con- nected to the fact that a lot of cltizena thereabouts 1ot alck in the 1nteme summer beat. tt waa becauae of that atar that the tlme became known u the dot days. lt'a not extraordinary for a rabbll to take 11 nape a da7. Tbe latA! sreat down, Em· mett Kellf, wore the 1aoie ault for monthaa 401ean. Ao Atlaudc Qt, or41auee makee it llle1al there to amoke a d.prwtte lD )'OW' Dear Gloomy Gua ChNr _u,p Pll'IUtl r TM •• , Ul1.Qll .... lolfti m01t al m wW IOCla bi lD t.be po9ertJ bria aad our llld1 wUI qu.W, fer a ,,.. l'l onUMKbool D.111. own ldtcben. Alaume lt'1 one of t.boM "aaywbere food LI prepared" deall. A grownup ls about 58 PfJT· cent water. A newborn baby ia about 11 percent water. Tbia may not be newa to the mother wttb a diaper ln her band. Q . u )'OU lnwtt. the Queen ot ltn&land to )"OUI' boUM f« dinner. wbere 1bould you seat bet at your table? A. ID your own customary chair, lf you•re tbe bolt. and then 10'& llt OD ber rtdat. So UJ the protocol folk. The altuatlon doan•t come up oftn moqb benaboutl to make tt eommon lmowledae. Q. Wb1 do " ret-r to the warm IUllD14.111 tbat uaualJ ly abow up ID the lata Oil~ u .. IDdlm aummer••t A. Ooel bl.ck to tbe nru.t Mtilen wblD the IDdlan ,...,. tn1 ParUel ... tbat Um• to mm their lat manudlni attacb al the year. dry Wit •moni the wbltM colDld tbe pbrue aarcuUcally IDd ttca&&Ptoa. No ~ IDblW at bh'tb ti u 1arp in c:ompartJoo to lhl Nu of "' motbel-u .. the baby ~l.DJ~ A IOel~b f• ale ~oa~"81': a I . :::Jibl!',. ~ ll'• Jo. u a .,.., ..... u 1:111 pcupca1km111Q. it a'ould at lltrf.1a .• tate Dept. Ignored Warnings AA:hnmw.r~-Tb,e DD'l..,., .... " .A.ala ••• n 11 llld bJ UM ll.ft\D4JI~ ot U.a. Amba•t b Adolp 'lplk• .. Dub1 ID Af1ll1 tan, follow-4 houn 1 W • ..... CID die U.& SmbalQ lD Iran. TMn lo November, the same 1mb111Y wu ovemm by milt· &anh wbo 11h1d the American dlplomata aa b 0 I laces . Tbl1 waa followed by an attack oo the U.S. Eln· b a I I Y l D Paklllan , wlth two left dead In tbe 1molderlo1 wreckqe. All tLeae crlUcal lncldeota mlibt have been prevented if the State Department bad llltened to ita own aecurtty ex· perts and bad taken adequate 1tep1 to protect Amerlcan personnel. 1bla ia the c:onclualoa to be drawn, at least, from an examination of secret Stale Department cables and in- terviews with U.S. officlala in Wubin&too and overseu. TRIS 18 NOT juat Monday· mornina quarterbackine about mistake1 that cannot be undone. State Departmeot lnalden have told my auociat.es Gary Ccbo and Jack Mitchell that Fogy .. Paul Harvey Bo ttotD • 1 at r IP• d · paot"t bunaucntl appa.reoUy haven't learned the leuom of Tehran. Kabul and the other di.aalt.9n that bave occu.....S al U.S Em· baul lD Alia and AtricL Un· IHI MCUrity m uurea are t'OD· alderably beefed up, tbe1 warned, our diplomat.a abroad wlll be 1lttin1 ducks for t.er· roriat.a around the "'«>rid. Chapter and verae ot OW' Oad· lo&• lnclude the followtn1: -For mootba, the Stale Departmmt 'a bra" 11oored a · pUclt warnlnaa from the ftetd that Amerlcao Emba.uy penan nel In Tehun would be lo pby1tca1 dan1er 11 the depoeed abab werf! allowed Into the UDJted Stat.. IT WAS EVIDENT u early u laat February -when armed at· tackers stormed the Tehran em· ba11y and held more than 100 persona host.age for nearly two boura -that there were aertous security problems at the huae emba111y compound. Yet thls ominous dress rehearsal for the November takeover brouaht no substantial changes in st-cunly from U.S offlt"1als Including Charge d'Affalres L Bruce Lamgen In March, my !JOurctt report. Foggy Bottom wu warned spec1rically of the poss1bihty that mob action and the tattne or host.ages mi&ht re1ult if the ex shah gained sanctuary ln the United States. The tra&'c rsuha show that the ~ meuarw were never ta.Ilea. On Aue. 2, a eable dealpated .... cret and MftllUve" wu aent from lkory Precht, b .. d ot the lraolan desk at tbe State Department, t.o Lalo1•n ta T ran. ltatJ.nl bluotly that •'the dan&er ot boltqea bein1 t.akm lD Iran wW 1)enlat'' were the abab admtu .. mwt.bll cowitry. ··we abouJd make oo move towardl ldmlUJna the sbab UDt1J we baYe obt!Uoecl aod tated a new and aumtaoUall1 mon fff. feetlve sua.rd force for the em· busy." Precbt warned. Then, implldtJy attnowled1in1 that a decialon about tbe 1bab bad already been made, be added: "Secoodly, when the deel»oa ta made to admit the abab, we sbou&d quietly aulgn •ddttlonal American security euarda to provide f rotecUon for key personae until lbe danger period la conaidettd over." STILL NOTRING wu done, and the result of th.la Inaction became gruesomely clear In November. -Mootba before Ambuaador Dubs' de•th ln KabuJ, the em· busy bad received a direct wanu.oe from Afghan terrorists that there would be an · armed attack .. oa American ctti&em In Kabul." Tbe warnin1 wu taken sertoualy by tbe em· bauy'a aecunty olfi«T, and a hat ol stno&ent preuut.aona was issued to all American penoo. nel. But u Ume went b)' and no at· '.. tack matertallHd, the pncau-. _; Uou w re lpored Dum waa lD an UD8ICOl't.ed cw, wttb • c:hauf • feur but no bodyauarda •bell be WU MiJeCI OD a Kabul ltNef. by terrorllta. He died when Allban pollce atormed t..be downtown hotel ~ be WU beJq beJd captive. tione yet. U s. oflklall oa tbe scene made DO attempt to seek lnterftlltioa by tbe Soviet am· bauador lo the auulao· dom loated ctty. deaplte the possibility that be mi1bt have dlaauaded the Afghan police from 1ta1in1 tbe 1uddeo shootout in which Dubs wu killed. llO&EOVEa, A U.S. Em· ba111 oftldaJ rejed.ed • suaes--llon bJ the Al&han poUce that he about a watnlnc to the captive ambaaudor ln German, whlch Duba uodeTltood and h1a captors didn't. Desptte the evtdeoce of mis· handlln& In the tra&ic affair, the State Department, a~r an of. facial lnvestiaaUon, made no substantive chanaes lD aecw1ty procedures, we've been told. Accord1n1 to informed source. aod at.en-en lhe barn· ine and k>otln1 ol our embassy tn latamabad, PakJ:atan. by an eurapd mob lut No•. 21, wu considerabiy worse than the State_ r;>eearlment bas ackDO'Wloedpd publictJ &neraJ American women, say our. sources, ~ rouebed op bf UMt demonatrat.ora and bad their clothee ripped. Tboadl the at· tad; occurred aft.er the Tehran embauy aeizure, embaaa7 guards were under orders not t.o use lbftr weapons M 1 aourca lay the blame for the diAgracefully lu: atturtty at U S overseas poata, not on the State Department security of· f1c en and Marine guards, but oo "hf>ve11th Floor" bigher·upe at State who prt>vent the security Pflrsonne-1 from fuJly lmplement- UJg proper S«unty procedures. THE llEA~N. the sources explain. ts that ambassadors and otbtt sen.tor officials have an "lnatituUooal reluctance" to take aecurlty meuure9. They're afraid aota1001z1ng host of. flc1als might reflect badly oo their careers. Proper pro· ttttloo, they feu, would !Jadicat.e • rallunoltraditiooaldiplomacy. So to k.~ a few high offidals atture an their dream world of und11nirusbed US prestige and power. hundreds of American embauy employees are being made danaerously Insecure an tbe real world or Increasing poUUcal LDlt.abWty Industry Finds Sell-policing Pays Off Any poUtlcal campalp time ls open aeuon on the ••whipping boy1.0 The aafeat tar1et for any politlclao'• boot " Is the backside of "bll butl· oesa. It'• a cbup a bot. Wbo'I 10· In& to talk back? Tbe crowd· rouser can blame bilh prices, poUu. lion, aboddy mercbandlle and cancer -on "bla bualDeas." And anybody wbo ever suf fered from any of those evila ls ea1er to blame somebody. And. u I aay, wbo'a to refute th.la Ubel7 DO YOO ....U. that an ln- dutry cannot eveo purcbua ,Art Hoppe Ume on radio or t.elev~lon to respond to such lndlctment.s • There ui an IDIUtute of Tox· lcolo1Y at Research Tnangle Park ln North Carolina In tJua $14 million complex a hundred researchers are testing and re testing chemicals and products made of chemJcal.a to make cer taiD that they are aa aale u they can be Thia number--00•lD·tbf>-world center on toxicol.otrY wa1 creat· ed, paid for, and LI 1upported by 34 U.S. cbemkal com pan.lee. AGAIN, it la not • 'aovemment · • aeeldq to protect you from poten· tially harmlul products; It la "ln· duatry." For the same re ason, the Chemical Manufacturers Aun. baa created a ·'Chemical Trao1port1tloo Emer1eocy Center." lo a cbemtcal 1plll crisis don't call Waabln1ton; tbe average bureaucrat does not know beam about whether there u1 a daoaer OI' what aboWd be done about lt. Telephone Instead tbe Chemical TranaportaUoo Emergency Center wbicb 11 manned aroand the clock by booa·ftde experts. Wbeo a Rock laland traJn de- railed recentb l:n nara1 Alma. Kansu, a tank car loaded wUh bydrocbJoric acid wu oe u.a lkle and leattq. The lberltf talepboned Cf{U. TREC. Milbt it uplode7 How about f\lmea! Sbould the town be evacuated! How could the leak be sealed! How could the 1pW be oeutraJiled? Promptly tbe que1tioQa were answered and the potential d.la· uter defuled a.ad cle&aup bid begun. The Medlt,,. IOUDded a.cil- 101. but to tbla lndu1tr1· ma1Dtained aenlce lt wa Just another of to,000 ca.111 reeetved llDd 14,000 crile9 clefuled lD the putcqbt~ NOW -1Nf'9 J to lilt the er. fort• of enr1 Industry and eYerJ lnduttry auoelatlon to poUc:e its own aafety and neo.er tta own tumbles the eyotca wouJd merelJ coodude tbat lbe lD· daatry effort wu aell-Ml"'ftn&. .. to prevent damaie Utiaada '' And. el eoune. that la a fac- tor. But, u Rep. John Rbodll (R· Aria.> aaya, "While other eoun- trlet lucb u J apao belp their buatneae., io the United Stat.es succeu lnv1t.es attack. Oovem· meat bu uaumed an advenary relat..ionablp to buaineu. And the public, ParrotiDI the polltlclana, meanmouWn1. p~ -pun1.lbln.I tbe pro-apertt.J·ll'Qdueen. wanaen why American lnduatry la lD re- ceaalon. Debt Looks Like the 'In' Trip ·for the Decade whether )'OU cm afford oat to. Remember UW 1ftr7 dollar )'OU borrow toc1&7 C&Q be paid beet wttb • et1C1 n.. ,..,. trcaa DOW. A pmaJ aaftd. let UI 80t for11t, t1 a · clowa tbt ratbole." Hmlaar l ada', •• U.. tbe cub to mab don pa/UMlllll on a car, a 1ammer IMnae, UICllt.d appll1n1m ad a amaU We Do Jal-9 a t17;d ID onltr. ID rm 'IP a htt W bill. l'U ..... ,_... t.b1 du wt wen ~·~ow.'' 1.W G dlta'ldllll .. NATION DAILY f'ILO.. .4 f e Famed Ballrooira StiU COien to Daneen Mlll!Pftnl'lll'I .. ...., • .. tM llJUlnlUal alwQt bM9 a place fw ....... Aot•l •• When a real diacou11t store, run• a nJil clearance ••le ••• I T&S UN•REA I ... ams -two or...,_ ...... ~-. cluln ...... •••buds. but matnb' to claDn. ........... Status. ..h mak• me baDPY, and I'm DO~ eltber'.-lt'I bettertbaa bU." ROMlud celebrate lta 10th btrtJtdaJ witb a 1ala toal1bt : Melba Stams celebrate• Ro1elaad e•er7 time abe steps oato lb• daace Door. II iaa Status h 38. She weara a red dress and ties to.Br lll1'911ec::k~--•ooanatb bad •• • w. lllilad'wbiia bl OJM1t4_1111 UM nl"lt RoHlaDd ln PbU*le~a lo lilt. Tbe Bncker -just II - ... h.tuN •lf• and ... • • plaH'' wtMre tM7 toDld 8o M created cine. ft.NI ,..,. ... • Das1b to Hcepe Peou1l•aa1a ·1 blue ..... llrec:t• moV9d b1a dance palace to 111t Street aod Broadwa1 la Ne• York. It Oll••d N.w Year'• Sve, 1811. 1'llSY DID nm waJu and the tuao, but a1lo tbe black-boUom an• tbe two·1tep. Briefly, RoHlaa• 'ad bo1te1H1 - woma wbo daarpd 10 cent.a 1 dance bl& could not othenriae ''IOCialba" witb customen. .. tbt ... and '409, tbe Bil Banda plQed the hall -Benny Goodman, the Doneya, Glenn llWer ud F.ddle Ducbln alDOIOI them. ID Ull58, Roleland took over a sbtiq rink on 52Dd Street west of Broadway. It baa been tbere ever llDce. • nWdl bad I.Did u. place I wu Uareadbate. '41be crowd WU a blt OD tM eld l,y acte. Ud becaUM aq fatMr am.. m1 mo&Mr wu w. bla beat WU not lft doln& all the t.bin11 tM DOl'Q1ally would have done." ••1• Nancy Bree•er Leed.I, 8recker11 daqbt« and bit 1ucces1or aa bead of Role land. 111"1 LMdl took over just u tbe movie "Saturday Nt1bt FPer" •u released, and abe mad• a audal choice: Roee••nd would Co diaco. TBE INTB~IOa WAS re· furblabed. the ICIUDd system wu replaced, and UMhta and mir· rored balls were buq from the ceilin1. Roeeland now offers "bustle" leaaons on Wednes· daya, and the ball bloek·klo& dance floor becomes a disco from 11 p.m. tot a.m on Friday and Saturday nlgbta. The result la Roeeland 'a split· penooallty. M atlneea and evenings are popular with middle·age and elderly dancers, but the diaco crowd la younger and bigger - 1rs EASV TO AND: s ~£ back her brown hair with a blue ribbon. She says abe la a eood dancer, bat that many Of her partners are not. Re>1eland la a cavernous place, with roees oo the walls, on tbe raillna around the dance floor and on the rugs, but no live roses anywhere. as many as 3,000 on a Saturday J~-!1!-!i! night, compared with 150 ·--------------------• ballroom dancers on Wednes-day. r;:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--....~~--:-~~--, ··1 try to set them to relu, to enjoy themselves. I pull them along. And nm ll they're not good, I 1he them compli menu," llbe..,.... A mltjority say they are hav- ing a good time. TWO BANDS PLAY every nlgbt -one playing popular muaic to ballroom beata, the other Latin music. Breckel' died in tm. By then "It's the beat place ever made." says a woman ln her 608, a Roeeland regular for 17 years. "It'• the best thing that ever happened in New York." I Sears Huntington Bea~h SURPLUS STORE .... 2°"""'°"' Oft ......... In stock. WOMEN'S LADIES' LEATHER COATS HOSTESS SAVE50% GOWNS were 120.00 were 10.00 NOW s5900 NOW s3sa WALLPAPER CLEARANCE Assorted styles to choose from were 4.94 to 14.88 NOW 1200 to 1400 WORLD TEAM SOCCER GAME SAVE 50°/o per double roll Off Former catalog Price was 6899 NOW s3400 MEN'S SOLID COLOR SSORTED BATH CARPET SPORT COATS were 39.99 to 41 .99 YOUR CHOICE 11411 ELGIN DECORATOR WALL CLOCK 0 and Accessories 60°k OFF Fonner catalogue prices WOMEN'S w.r• 34.99 to 4'.99 It costs plenty to heat your home these days. So it pays to keep the heat in the rooms you live in. When heat escapes through the roof, that's for the birds. You're wasting dollars and precious energy, too . There's one way to save both. Insulation in the attic will keep the heat where it belongs. It's an easy job. You can even do it yourself. And the costs? The sav- ings you '11 mike on heating bills will soon pay back your invest· ' ment. And Uncle Sam gives you a taX ttedit· for insulating, too . ... _..._-------- Do you have air condition- ing? All the more reason to insulate. You'll save year-round. Insulate. • E Southern California Edison i '3 .•• , •1.00 I I ~--••*••_,,,,..... I ........................ I "' Ulill, .-. r11.-i.... I I rne oniw ~ "" IMt ,au Drint I • INI CGllllll *' ,a. ..... Oinl*t 11usl Dt lllt .-. 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MAll(la 1-IT• "G G frwy 1613 w 111 lilil • lUCllO 1~1 ............. • Fq WUT**'ltl l PllU~ UllMM l'ltl121rOCIO'-.. M<f-..... ......,.,... trOll ............ -~ .. MllW FURNITURE FOR THE DECADE OF THE 80'1, SOPHISTICATED TRANSITIONAL FIVE-PIECE KINGSIZE BEDROOM BY LANE • y . ORANGE COUf!TY •1 c. ...... Arraig11ment Set for Pair l'n Hvntln~ Beach mea 1'l11 be arnlped lJl Superior c.ourt CID ~ IDW'de:r w.ra. J'eb. •ID CIOaDeedoa 1'ttba I lboot.out U..t left a Fountain Valley lilltrcover oftlcer wounded. ..an.,, •• bow anre Coull'• lbree •tale ......... ~ ftMd oa IO -• • bWa eurnntly before .. alllcn1a : Tbe arralpmat ol J_ J. Brown, lrl, and Waltlr J. 8-JeJ, Sl, 1111 al'd1Hd PrldaJ by Jadat Kennetb Smith ln Welt Orante CouatJ Kwilctpal COurt . ••• CAM.U.i By a le·U "'9, U.. Senate i>aued ucl..... AtMmbll IB • bJ Sen. Ruben :l•lald '7 Q B':'°w ~. g:~ Ptrllblnl Caaal. .\U tbtM Onnl• Ooutlt1 tenaton -John Brtua1 a.J'W.1111.m: Paul ~. D..cnraa. and lam R·Newport llMcb, wtAlcf(ortbe ......... . . . llOl'B ION ALIG face dulrSl9 ol ~_.,DI LSD and ampbet1mlM1. 8ecJe1 al.lo ;bus.cl "1th U1Dld tobbely. Tbe two ... anwted des' tbt abootout, lo wb.ieb Brown WU woandild. A1lo woanded WU FoWltala Valley poUee oftlcer Jtttrey Nlcboll Tbe lbootout took place lo froat ol a r.!~ lllOO: 8' a .. u ¥CM, U.S... palled SB EierCed M by Sm. John Foran, J>.San Fn:ndlcO. It TiOUJd nqutr. amnaal amoa impectiam ol m«or veblcl.ea ID m.-urban areas. Tbt bW wu Mat to the As· • at 5m SlAGD Drtft, HuntiDCtGD Beach, wblle Nie bob and a BUDtJ.nitan Beach p1alnck>tbe9 of. ftcer wen CODduct1DI a oaftOtica lo•..U1atlon. Ad1'ftlt_.... Oran1e Coast College anthropology prof euor Dwayne L. Merry of Newport Beach has been named 19fl) president of the Adventurer's Club of Loe Angeles. Hmbty. Republlcana Brl111 and Schlblh voted aealnst. Democrat Carpenter mlued tbe vote. By a 21·12 vote, th Senate al.lo approved SB 873 by Sen John Holmdahl, O.Cutro Valley. It would eliminate the state'• PoWV to set auto smo1 Steven N. Marlin of Fountain Valley bas been ~lected pres ide nt of the board of directors of the J ewish Family Ser vice of Oranae County. llm1ta that are tou&her than the federal eovem-~ menl's. ~r;;=======;;;:::;;;==========iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;===iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=====; AU three Orange County aenaton voted for it ••• HOUSING: By an 11-11 vote, with 21 needed for pusqe, the Senate ndected SB 440 by Sen. Davld Roberti, D-LOI Aqeles, wbleb would, with aome exception.a, ban dlaertmlnatioD qalolt ren-ten wttb eblld:rm. llepublicana Brttp and Schmitz voted •1ainat the Roberti bill. Democrat Carpenter misaed the vote. • • • BOITLES: By a 12·a6 vote, the Senate killed SB 4 by Sen Omer Ralna, D-Ventura, which would have banned no-deposit bttr and son dnn& con· talnen. Democrat Carpenter voted for tbe bill. Republlcana Brigp and Schmitz voted aeainat it • • • NUCLEAR: By a Z19 vote, the Senate a p- proved SB 1184 by Sen. J ohn Garamendl, D·Walnut Grove. It requires radiation detecllng monitors ouulde nuclear power plants All three Ora nge County senators voted aaawl the meuw-e. • • • GOVE&NO&: By a 4·20 vote, the Senate re- jected SB 1251 by Oran1e County's Seo. Carpenter callinl for the 1ovemor and other atat.e official.a to be flned $175 per day 11 they are absent from the state more than 21 days per year. The bill requ!red 21 yes votes Carpenter voted for h1J own meuure. And Republican Bri1g.a was one ol the three others who voted for it. Schmits ml.Heel the vote. ••• SllOIDNG: By .otea al 2M and 31·1. t.be Senate llDt to t.be AaMmblJ two IDMIUl'W bJ Sen. Alan a.uty, D-Loe ~~~L~ l"lltrtet 1moktn1. Sle~·· S8 U07 would nqmn oammottnc anu ln all rest.anmtt wttb a eee!tftl aa-1&1 al IO or more. 88 UOI would ~ 1rnc*tn1 ID mmt areu tn bolpttall. Carpenter and Brt111 voted for both meaaUJ'e9. Sebmlt1 ml1aed the vote on both meuur.. osmetic eaut PRICH ..... CTIYml WED., JAN. 30th. THRU SAT., FEB. 2nd. BONNI ULL TEN.O.SIX LOTIO~ * GlllAT GAUON '"ttlil GIYIAWAY ~ __ ....._......_ --• Gtsu 1• ... ,_ ...W ... .,...~-., °'T••O•~• ._.. ... .... 25.0 400 .. hio-ku..e HENN AS FOR RICI/. Bf HT/Fl'l. HAIR llAUn SALON NAIL R POusH emover - l"f'w la•I ef'tlon · f'oataln• pu"' lt'MOn NOf'l·-r, R OT. l\[l TR At 2 "' ~ CONOmONER i..!.!_ (Addi No Color) ft OL Tll"t'f C.O:\OITIO~ER SAUYHANS .. Hard As Nails WITH NYWN (.mta ,_, .. u. with .... ~ .......... ~ ••OOlb fll• lhal twlpe pn>hl"9 ..... AS80RTED !HADES Al ea. l~. IAINIOW JEWELRY L'OREAL ·Miracle Moisture Lotion f ... .-...... 'tlal •••o•• .. ,... tn hrotllr noolo. ro••h r\llW't .. ~. <i~ ·"'" 5.7S fl. oa. 1;!2 L'OREAl Preference Shampoo ...... hal, ~ etlli t ••d •hl •Y· t:.,...-Wty .......... '-dn . ,,_.... ~''"lord i..Jr 7oa. 13-2 L'OllAL Preference Haircolor I• lwf'llt)'•ICMtr ridt. tl"IH' ohadn for .ofttt, 1Wiltt ha.Ir. Cot.di· tlonln• Sll••po• s-'lif1tf" f'CMUal~ I• r_,, P*C"bfr. . ' ~ .. . 'I I • . ' l • • • . . . . . • • ' :-• .. ' .. : . .. . . ~: . :.• •.. •" • . . . . . • .. ' ~ ·• ... .. .. -. . . • .. . • • la 1.39 SAVE 7oe IGfllS sm "POLIDENT" DENTURE CLWSER hll a Ellerveieen1 14 PLUS 12 -----~~ Lte.~ !; SAVE 51.00 "PARKE-DAVIS" BONUS SIZE "MYADEC'' High Potency Vitamin Supplement Wllh Mlner1l1 J 1 SAVE 52.00 "GERITOL" HIGH POTEICY IROI I VITAMll TOllC '-¥ SAVE 5116 "ARR I 0,, DEODORANTS •DTIADIY •UUTPOWDll • DEXTUmUDRY FRESH START DETERGENT for LAU I DRY ---~~ "BAYER" ASPIRIN "SUAVE" ,.., ,. llUU-SHAMPOO-RINSE · , a coN01110NER ft lhL88~ wa.a.J. • BE A WINNER BUY THESE LARGE SIZES Gilbev 's DISTILLED lDllDOll iJly GIN 80"'°°" 1.75lt.9.49 Bacardi "'!UPtlE•r rtJERTO RICM 80 PflOOI' AUii U81fT•DAll t.75lT. 9.19 Old Smuggler IUJlllfD SCOTCH ~~ eo "'°°" \1.75 LT. 8.99 "'UllWI AT: an......, i.A. a. .... . m• ~-.air. ........ """'- MONEY SAVING PAK OF "BIC" SHAVERS for Close Comfortable Shavas PAK OF lO's ULTRA RICH ''L'OREAL'' ....... -~- BEAUTY FORMULA SHAMPOO Ottp·cleans hair & scalp adds body & shrne Ass 1 Formulas ~ l&oz.1.29u SAVE 51.80 YOUTH FOi YOUI SIU# "OIL OF OLAY" MOllT BEAUTY OIL Protect• tht alcln 1g1l111t wrlnklt dlyneu ... Noti ~ y. AD PRICaS PR•VAIL1 WEDNESDAY,_JAN. 30th. THAU SATURDAY, FEB. 2nd. SAVE 7oe HEU STOP THE taEAWS rrrTH "AGREE" CREME RINSE & CONDITIONER 011 tree pH Nlanced 11clps protect llatr trom blow dryer damag,. 12 oz. 115 SAVE40c "CUTEX" OILY POLISH REMOVER wtdl CUTICLE COIDITIO•ERI ReQu111. lemon & Herbal 1 .. 59c ~-----------------~ VAWE PACKAGE "Q-TIPS" COTTON SWABS Double tipped safely swabs ~···· BOXOf 300 ggc . "TAMPAX" Protection more women trust. •lt£GUW •SUPOt •SW'UPl.US ~···· TAMPONS =~ 1.69 ''SCOT TOWEIS'' STRONB-SUPER I ABSORBENT 55·cnG~RW ,_t SAVE &oe FA•rSIZE "Pl.AITERS" •DRYROAmo PEHUTS •~COCKTAIL"' PEANUTS 24 oz. 1.89 u. COOL-IUIESlllllG "ICE-BLUE" AQUA VELVA AFTER SHAVE 6 CIL 1.39 J!llm~ SAVE 7oc • s.. ........... ,., •z.oo Cd ... Cftir1 "VmUllE" PURE PETRDl.8.1• JELLY 15 oz. 1.19 .. . '.~SAVE 5100 ,.. s.......,.....,.,., •z.oo c.t 1ac:t Olfw1 "V~EUNE" INTEHNE W E LOTION Non.qr~asv Softens on contact 15 oz. 1.59 SAVE 5LOO CO#UllOUS ACTIOll "CONTAC" COLD CAPSUUS Be prepared for Ille cold & llu seasons get up to 12-hour reltel with each capsule BOX OF 40 3.49 MA NCLOCHOO , • £~\?@QI][{ ~@[(WrJ©@ CAP> -• .............. te Pea.ell"• 11 llttratly flu•hln1 y down UMa dra.ln ln 0 PAT: lly I yetl'Old aon 1 nt away ror th1a Welah vlllaae • N rf i -JI olt r. 1:1.do1tnt a '2 •check 11nd ~ • lwo PaJmoll" soap wra . Thla wa1 la1t June · zt. and tbe c u caa prompU1 l 'v• writ· Torn·•P fJYt•,pound t two let ,. of lnQ.uJry 1ln Uaen. but be bun't are lll)'1tenoul&,J l\'ed . footbal1 and I hav 'l Neetvt'd Lbe ._ ln the Lu.b f'OU~ ol a pty. Thia amount of money la not •of tht local aewa1e areal. but my on wubed our net1hbor'1 car twk• ViOrb The at.a.ff have la otder4o eam lt. l bo~ you can bttlp hJro 1 t tlabed them out. deatled wbal bt paid tot. t~tm up and banded .Ji .• La1una Beub tbem ~to poU~. co.I· c.lcat.-PaJmoUn C.•J>U11• om la Ota•c• teeu.n; D paundJ worth wlll tOll&ad l&a ~·York Clt7 lilead41urten .ttlt a of not.-(about 9810>. ~ I.Mt you ..... order be IUW. IAt A\'8 MYIUfted u to who m bow 11 M ..... , rettlff tile foMbaJI. Nest Umf tbl• rill••• of ~ a yoa ••n a __.Uvery preblea wtu. a premlam r pomtb&e police Hy otter, tan die ~mpaa1 l'DOOIOltal tM otter it'• ·•n ;.. k .. pers.. rat~r dlall &aae add.rrH _.,.. die _., wu .... ror u. ..,,.,1 crew If Of~ •• t.M.t Md.retl l• J t dlr •I pela& aad no one tom to collect corrr111 M4e-.. la llOt Ila od from ta.ere. A• I• the notes liar u~ ot Cell•&e·PalaoUve, at.-& •aJor to · · pHlfl llnl' bra.ell omces t. Loa A•&ttle• or "The villace ll alive Oraqe Coaaly. A .plaoae uU &o l.h tompU)' l&NU w it h & o • a l/ , • ' • u1Dally 1eu l"Hulta. policeman HJ •'The moaey wu ln •bad con Beat• C~lll~••• •• tllC• 1t'•• d1tJoa when st wa1 re-• covered, but It Is good DEAR PAT: J've been lrylnll to 1et a copy or enou&h to be set to the my lat.e huaband'a death cf'rUflute for 1twt1ral Bank of EnFland for montha I first sent my r~utl'St and money orcfor tn replacement.· the county ln New Mexico wheni hi• deoalh oc curred. and then later to thl' 11tate Bureau ot Yitai Ponaw latlaUcs. So rur. l've wrt&ten two followup ltUen there: atJll no reply. The Social Sffur1ty Ad mlnl1t.raUon requested I obtain Wt topy. but It ffml l can't aet anywhere even tbouat> I have followed U\f' proper procf'dure. C.M .• Colla Men A YI ded U.. New MesJeo Bantau of VH•I .. tlJUcji, •Dd • eop)' ,,, the donmt11t )'OU re· q 1tecl II belq malled lmmtdlawty. am, &Ille nrma w reeetved a ~rt of ... ·-kn laS.arY. wMtll ocevnd ---..... ..... , c ..... aeddntally. n. ... ,., a, ...... •llalt1' ..... bMD {D&Hfldued alD.te 1191 ate ma,..., H t'MflJ·•Hla& devltet CO Nd•c. lea& loo ,..._,•Ir dlawa •P flreplue ud •Love c~m· ., ......... , ..... TM ciompaay la olfertaa • ,,... ckvlte •klell C08Hn:ttn t'H lutaU taally. It wtU ........ Ula& I.be damper malatalu •• 1clequC. ODelllaa e.e• I• eatreme temperat•re1. n.e clnlce CH \e ob· &alaed by wr1Uaa co t.11• Qi.lm-A·LaC.r Co •• UM WHt~ An. 8., Mluta,.U., Mlab.16Qt. ttr-*11 ,., .... P'l(TtflCIUI a&lllNHI .,..... ITAftMalfT , ........... ,..._ "-~ ...... -·· '"' 0-ll.o.f~ \ VIL~A, 1"71. M .. fewi•, C.tla Motta C•llfffllla ....,, «••I.,. ..._ LI.. Mt,..•triet la c.a.u ... ~,...,.,, ,... Da1ra11 ~-·· ,..o . ..,. m . u-~. c..11...-.. .... fllK ......_. ,, ~ ... .,, • ,.,. ••'*-~•.u•v• NllW LI,. MtHIS'NtlU OPT-. ~ '"" ·~ ..... Ill.ct "'"" u.. C-ly Clen< of OrW1119 Covfttr •n ,_,.," '"° ..OVea lltOIOW 009'"°'9ATtOtll .... """' .... ,.....,CA_ •ec-••~ ........... Or .. c.. Oe<ly "''* '•" .. u • ,... • ·-,., .. PUBLIC NOTICE P\JBUC NOTICE ,.CTITIOU••UMNIU NAMlllT.t.TIMINT T ... fel'""'9 ,.._ "'•41oi"t !WM ..... , HA• CON\llNllNT AUTO •T••tO MOtlL. m Wll-Aw , c.tlaM• ... Qll ........ ~ N1<~•M..,..kl.mw11-.ea.1a .,,_. ... , CMlltotftl..ai27 •ftlfll Netl~ ll .. 10 ,...,._,.,, m KM• ~tr•~ ......... liiiiiilllliiiiil-i"i".-ii .. llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~CMl•.V..wtallt9Fm•fMV ... ff\t• hi•MU tt (~ bY e l1'"1t ••CXP'OtlO MAE £ l1C1C,O•D. rfl-nl ot S•"'• Ana Ca PoMHt aw•r on J._,., 11 I-$unl1..., oY I ""' Ha ... d W9tftl el V,.._ U<l9/ll .. 1tete11 K rou of Hunll"lfon •.c.11, C. -. 9.-..... s..,,., .. Wiii ... lleict on Tllurwln. J-y JI I ... •I 1 Cilf'M ...... ~ IA-(Mjt9f ~<'¥ICU_,,_ dtl'WCI .... of H- U-#o1'tf 00.,. Nlot1_,, Of (CKla '"'-M S..SSJ.4. CAllllPNLL AU.•N TNOMA.$CAMP9ELL. ~" ....... ~ 9Hdl."' ... ,..., •• ., ... ~ts, ,.. Sunrl-l>I' llh .., ... ..,_,. 1 da"'llflt••• l•Ma It ldmr,..., o.oor.i. C..mpe,.11 ~ '°"' #arti -..__ c..mllb<'ll •nd , 9'_111_.... all of Newpo<t ~II. Ca Mr C.mp6-H wa• $tall Com moctof'• eol Newclott H•fbOr Ye<hf <'.lub •nd .ct1w 1n m•nllf,.._ '"'1no •nO 1n ckntr1•I ,_.,., •\t•t• df'Vt"l°""''tnl In to•u of f-t\ OOnallon• ma, br-rn.o. to Ho•o Mlornorl•I Ho1.f>+fe1 r ,.,,, •r fund P-'1ht v,,.., Mortu•'V O•rt'( tor\ OENSMOIU! JEROME ... fJE N'.tM()IU ........ ,.. of Co\t• M9W. Ce P••..., awn on J•nv•rv 1' 1'90 ••r w.o A m. rnrw r ot th@ Co~t• W w <A>U -.no C •rift ( t lub and • nttu'nt)e>t Ot •n.. C.•• ~nt•r ' Unton \iur~t"'f'td by ht\ ooHt'Mor ANJr .. ., J Oen..,._• of C.••o.n C.ro..,, '" •lld ,_,..,.1 '°"""' S.,lllCfl Wiii ... !WICI on Tnuncl•f Ja11U<1ry JI, "'° af J OePM •• Ill• '"""' ' Tu\11111 W•U<ll" ~. Se<•~n \lllder 1"9 the dl••<lton OI Smith ' TulMll WUl<ll" ~I Monuety ~ nAH••TY JOHN " H.AHUnv. r .. IOffll ot Sant.41 ... ,.. IWIQfll~ C. Pat.Md -•Y on J~ 11. 19'0 54.rYi-tty "" wile MMy, • -. Jottti. Mic-I C , P•tr•Ck F •f K•vtn j • l rtMI J end Aoo., J , 9 ct•uohl•" Maur•-n •c.1111 .. 11, Pa1r1<1a Judr. Tn•r•w "•"•· Ann M.,. •• l O,, ...... '"" v 1ro1..ie, 77 9'-lllldr.., H• ""o • Otr<><IOt ol Ow Sl\ar• qi Ou• .,..,.,.el co .. I• ~ ISOSI AO\•V Wiii ...... <tleO 0'1 f ""\clev et R OOPM •t '>I Joec:rurn' C.thnllt ChtJr< n .no M•,._ of Cl\rt\11 ... llurlal Wiii ... (ellltlf'•••O on W~OnetOay ., to OOAM •I !>I Joa<lllm t C..ll!Olk Cll<lttn lnterm•fll will b• al th• Holy Seou•<ll•• Ceme1 .. .,, Offlc1e11no wllt M ,..,,.., ICe,,r 8eau11eu ot SI Je•clltm • CellM>llc Church In 11.u of "°"'•" doNlllOn> fNIY boo m-10 11\e ~nare Our Sel~. SOS. »e CHll•r \I . C.0\1• Me'-9, Ca in.11 Plero Olother\ 1.1•11 8roedwn Mort""rv dlr<><lo" TUCX•• OLIVE M TUCl<I•, to. 1• ,.,_, Oeflt of Hunti~on lea<ll. Ca Po ... o away on J.....,.r y 2', 1'90 Sll<t h •ur •1~90 br "9r \On\, Aooerl -J•m•• T..chr ,,,,., VIOi-' 84111• Bolman \ 9re ndr 1111e1ren a nd l or•al granclcn11Qr.., Cllallel wr•lu• -In lermenl Wiii bl "9lcl Oft W~y •t 10 JO.t.M 01r~c 1.ci by Wutmllul•r Memortal P.,k Mortuary and Cemetery Neptune Society C"~MATIOH 8 UA1Al .t.T '.t(A 646--7431 .......... -""ty .......... Ill .... , ..... ,-,_,....._•I<• CMI ... ,,... ,..,... .. -~ '-"''•• ,_CINOfHIH llll •OADW A. Y MOITUA..IY 110 Bro adway Costa Mesa 6"42·9150 SMtTH • TUTMU. MOITU.UY Wlm:Llff CHUB. Mor1vary • CNm11ton1 427 E 17th 51 Cos1a Mesa ~88 f'fllCI lllOTHlll SMITMS' MOITUA.IY 627 Main St Huntington Beach ~ f'mJA*.Y COLOMAL PUMDA.L HOMI 7801 Bol.N Ave W.tmlntter 183-3625 PAClllC Y11W ....:>llALPMK c.rna"'Y Mortuary Chl9fl 3$00 Pacific v ... Dt1Ye Newport Beech 844-2700 NiCOIMICI MOITU ... I UQun• Beach ~1~ ~'· Sin Juan Cllplttrano 485-'IT18 Deaths Elsewhere LONDON CAPJ -Sir Edward Lewis. 79, chairman of the Decca record and electronics group, which pioneered long-playing records 1n Britain, died Tuesday CRANSTON. R l <AP l -Archbishop ffrant Khalchadourlan, SJ, former first prelate of t h e Armenian Apo.,tollc Church in the l 'n1ll'd State~ and Canada. died Sunday A~HEVILLE . N C <AP! Emit H. M~dlcu.s, 97. an lnterna· t1onally renowned flutist who became the first American to be awarded a scholarship at the R oyal Academy o f Music In London. died Tu<'sda> Parental Talks Set A free four-part lec- ture series discussing parental responsibilities will be held at the Hunt· mgton Beach Library Talbert Room from 7 to 10 p m .. beginning Feb. 25 The senes, presented by Coaslhne Community College, will include !luch topics as "Who Are W e'> Wh at Do We Want ?.·· ''S 1ft1ng Through" and "A Com - mitment to Posit• ve Growth" The library is located at 7111 Talbert Ave. fo r 1nformatton , call 963-0811, extension 256. Class Set For Coeds Coastline Community College will offer a coed weight training class from 2:45 to 4 p.m at Newport Harbor High School beginning Feb. 4 The free class will be held in the school's gym- nasium weight room and run through April 4 For lnformatlon, call 9S3-o824 Band lnvite8 4FromDana 0•'1.. ~moto, Dana Hllll tll'1l Scbool mualc director, ud three 1tu· dents have been qked to partldpate ln tbe Feb. 11 ocrformance Of the Afl·Soutbern CaltfomJa Ri•b Sebool Ba1d In Puadeua. The Dana Hl11a 11.Udeuta ate Carol L•n•ford1 Mlkt Jobnaoa and Charlene WOQdwanl. BLACK & DECKER e DUST BUSTER Powerful cordless vacuum -You've see n it on TV! Recharges continually when not in use. Wall-hangrng storage/ charging unrt. No cord 24.88 OPa. SUNDAYS SutlMCI to IUCIOl'I' on H- P rices good thrv 2/5180 C:UtS discuss cost without embarrassment. At time of loss family feelings are d1fficult enough for you to cope with. There ts no need to increase your discomfort by reluctance to Cully discuss funeral costs There 1s often the practical ~cesftty to do so Al Harbor Lawn the family's choice of a casket is the factor which most often determines runeral cost. For this reason, we have caskets available in all price ranaea. Pre-need runeral arrangement.a are encouraged by Harbor Lawn, becauae when there Is no emotional stress costa are dllcussed in a more buaines8llke manner. But. prior to need or at time of loss, our undentandlna counselors wtll orter you every opportunity to know and control funeral coeta We care rHarbor Lawn-Mollllt Olive emo1ial Park· Mortuair ·Mausoleums· cemetery Crematocy '"'"'"'""'""" Htt.,.•\l~•u Tiii\ tl•I-•ft Iii.Cl ,.,,., - County C•••• of 0u"9t <......,,, Oii J-•'·'- Pl BUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTJC E. "CTITIOUS •USllff u "'CTITIOUS aus1w•n N.i.MI. STATIMIUIT HAMI UATlllilCIOT TN tot10Wt"4J Qer'IO"I '' 00.ng ""'°~ ,.,_. •ottowt"'9 Pll"'f\iOf" 1\ OU""'O ~"' N"\\ ., MM M 111 TRU TO NF EAllP'10Nf I) f,LA"40UR f;Tf' ClC UH I R V ION ( M V Sr (/tl AC W ... -. ~ ......... Caltf-• CfS\Ol'ltl lo 1'111 la• He••"1 •• ~ l~ .. ~.CA .,.// PO a.. Oorothv [II•" s ....... . )11.0.,..Polnl ca~,. l•"CI'•" (I • .. wporl ll••<n ,._ .. MK"""4 o.io"(I HU• ~ C.•••IO<no• ..,.., H•r-lft. ~ H'9uel Ca '1•11 r~" _, "<-.. W Oy f/I\ •II f ht\ bu"""'' It Ceftdu< l.ct bt • 01"lau4' llmllod~p ~w. .. --MK-IO.•-Tll1\ >i•-t ••• Ill.cl •rtlll I,_ Trtl\ \la...,_ ••• 111..i ••I" ttw C°""'" c .. ,. of Or.,.. C.0..tliy °" Cownty Cle•-of 0•-County o" Jan.,ary • • ._ ,_."' "· ,. ,.,.,,.. "'~ Publl.,_, Or-C:O..I 0.ly l"llOI l"ubllt-()r-OMtl 0.1ly Ptlol Jf•" JO .... • I) 10. I-~ •an '' 1l •. '"° •· •• 111.i PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOT1C£ ER I OBtTUARIES Yl -· ""''~Ma~' ., ... " .... ""' »<,,,..,. ,,.. ,,,,. s..1-.,.,. 'wb • 1""""0 ~~t H41,bo• ..,,,., "'""<_,.,,,,,...Or_c ..... 1 0.tl• "•IOI Jen 1t 1) JO. 1• VI 1111 NATION Garlle Lover Made to Walk -ITAllAN ~16 ..... .,.. -.., ...... c:.W" ... ~ .............. .. ..... c:.... ..... .. Call 142-HJI. Pul a few wordt to11110rk tot 14" Clearance from combustible surface. Reg. $287.00 SALE 119995 Bliek Flnllh 30" ZIRCON ALSO AVAILABLE In porcelain at slightly higher prices. ONYX pre11W"9. lt n•bt1 conaUpaUon, il'I a cure for D1rv11 and food for tbt bralna " ··People tnttr tbt bu1 wttb tbtlr mout.b •Unkln• ol alcohol." Kraua aaid. "And tM bua eompany al.lo allows peo- ple lo amoke despltt the no 1mok1n1 alp." OarUc-ll th lat"t came ln Kraut' hl1t4ry ol ac-t.lvt•m . He WU nred from hi• City Collete of New York teachln& Job ln 1933 after leadln1 a 1tudent de monatration 111ln1t faaclam in Europe and laolatlonl1m In America. He apent the nut SS years campal1oln1 worldwide to clear his name and ln 1969 aucceeded. wtnnint an apoloCY from the t•olleae and later a city pensaon roa DAUS. TB:S alleced act1oo1 by bu• driven repreeeot a violaticla ol bia ctvll Uberti~. He aaya he's complained to the Suffolk County Legislature and bu stopped eatln1 garlic until Rare Uom Born KUALA LUMPUR. Mala.Jlia CAP) -A pair ol rare Glr lion cubs were born in the national wo here. en- cou ra&lD& wtldlif e expert.a t.rytoa to aave the rare 1pecles of lion from a· tlocUoo, 100 cllrector P.N. Phillps nld. Tbert are only about 250 Gir 110111 ln the world and t.be Ku.ala Lumpur ioo bu aeveo of them. CASITA ALL ALUMINUM Will NOT RUST SOFT YINYl STRAPS by Thinline AOMSION OFBROWN.m>AN ~~~~5 PC. GROUP 42" Table & 4 Chairs ;. Reg. S480.00 S~lf299 BAROll Reg. $550.00 SALE s34900 DISTINCTIVE DESIGN Reg. $523.00 SALE s31900 BLACK IN COLOR 1r ~ h'om oombwtlt>te eurt-. P'P9 to,. Olllng Included. TH• PIR• COUNT POR COURT DATE? Lear!\ y0ur t1gttt1 and act Or\ them with • lawyer OM phOne call or v1a.1 may tolve vour problefn Charge the $15 tee ort Muter Charge or Vow Legal adVlce a1 an ~ attordable pnce 838 0610 ~~ .... -can now 111•1 - llfY" v•A~ r,.,... <II, ••1 •Q• /4~'> " .... • ~ ·~ 'f"• lOOll """""""' "" .. ""' 17191 1...,........, ~I• 309 1W11n CA 02'880 CAFE SE~ 30" 6lau Top Table 2 s.tvef ct.Us F1eg. $130.00 SALE '7915 CORAL llO•IL• HOM•a FEATUIEI: A true safety ftteplace for your C09Ch. Sttll llldlng --- doofato t.l:= Buttt-ln wntilg syatlni. & 12 .. clearanc. from combultl- ble ... IUrf809. ...... SALE •179 I LADY WILSHIRE KNEE HI SOCKS F1ot qwof1ty k,_.. ht \ tn \Oltd colo<\ & "°"' choot• °'"•le' Nylon coble Nylon cvffecl Acrylo< nylon cot>t. '" \'re\ 7 IO 1•,0ftdtle II MlllO 2Y2 QT. ~•mu llG. 3'' •••• MOTI'S JLOODY MAIY MIX 69c . FllllC DIAPER BAG llG.3'' ··" IS"•U-11" Ylftrt fined "°' wtfh .,_."" .,.,..,. 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I • II I INSIDE: • toetcs •Mov La ers Score 153 • • • • • • and Lose in Four Overtimes a10Rn&LD, 0 k) (AP> -WlLb bU ttam t.rall q Loi An1 late ln the fou?tb owertlm• period, Cl la.ad Ooa~h Slaa AJ W Nd to Lbe tcOfef 'I tAa • ble, leaned over. 1rnllM and aatd, ·"'Ibey OUlbt to ldll lam • NalamlLb for lnveoUna t1lla same." llom ti lawr. he watched Cavalier forward Mlke Yltcbell sink two free tbrowa wttb two HCOnda left in the extra period to li•t Cleveland an exbilaraUn1 154-15.3 NaUooal Basketball A.aaottauon vicl4rY over the Lakers Tuesday nitht "IT'S 111E G&EATE8T same l've ever been in in 25 yean." aatd Albeck Mitchell, refernng to his gam~·w!nnmg free throws, said "Just to itop this aame. I knew I had to make both of them · · He finished with a team high 34 potnls, offset ting a fine 42-point effort by Laker center Kareem Abdul-J abbar The coot.eat becan innocently enough, with the Cavaliers s urgmg to a 58-47 halftime edge. Cleveland center Dave Robisch scored 20 of hts 32 points m the first half, m any of them on fade-away Thorn • m Jump abOtJI tltat floated above thn 1n llmldaUnt Abdul Jabbar "&08 SC'll'8 SHOOTING ta what reall) sot ua oft to a cood •tart ... Albeck aatd In the t.hlrd quarter, however. Abdul J111bbar bttamt more lnlinudatina thMn uaual. and the Lakera' rookie 1uard Earvin Johnaon 1ot untraeked, ~onn1 12 ot hla 30 pomu "Dave's atreocth 111 bem& able to hit from the hi&h post," said Abdul·Jabbar "l tried to make him shoot off the drive." The move :.lowed Rob1sch to six thud period poml.l.. as Loi. An&eles moved m front 8380. THE 1.AKE&l!i WIDENED their lead to 104·90 m!dway throuah the fourth quarter But the Cavalters clawed back. and an of tensive foul by Laker Spencer Haywood with 42 seconds left aave Cleveland the ball and the opening 1t needed Foot:. Walker. wbo also had a career hi&h 18 as sists, obliged with the tying basket to ex tend the game The Cavalters seemed m good shape with 19 secoada to play ln the lniUal over- time. leadlnf 128-122 even tbouab they had lost Robiacb to foula three mlnutea eattier. The Lakera, howeveT, &ot buketl in qwek i;uccesaion from Norm NlMJn and Mlkt Cooper to prolon1 It a1aln. Neither wam eoWd take command ln the aecond added period, wbicb eoded tied 136·136. Abdul-Jabbar tben bit alx of the Laken' eiCbt points in~ third overtlme, including the hoop that tied lt 144·14' to create a fourth extra period. Tbe La.ken led by five late in the final extra period, but MitcbeU and Bill Wllloupby outseored the Lakers 8-2 m the closing seconds to reclaim the victory "THEY WERE ABLE to make some crucial shots after we aot the five-point lead." siud Abdul-Jabbar. "On the play that 1 fouled out <sending Willoughby to the line with 18 seeonds ieft m the game), I expected a jump ball." Jamaal Wilkes bad 23 points and Nixon added 20 for Los Angeles, which dropped a full game behind NBA Pacific Division leader Seattle. Randy Smith fired m 31 and Kenny Carr 23 for the Cavaliers Aaron's Side 'I Slwuld Be Player of the Decade, Not Rose' Pastorini Doesn't Want To Be Traded I PEIER SUl.LtVAN OF WINNIPEG (FOREGROUND) SLIPS A SHOT PAST KINGS GOALIE MARIO LEWRD. Bill Walton looks for an opt:n lt'<Jmmate a5 Phoenix!> Jefl Cook defends during gamt' at San Ou:f;(o Tuesday night Walton and the Clippers arf· hoping h1!-, return marks the end of nearly two )ear~ of foot lnJUrtE:~ The Clippers won . 133-121. See ston. Page B3 'That Da111n USC' Woody Respected Trojans ATLANTIC CITY, N .J CAP> -When Woody Hayes taJ..k..s foot ball, be also laJ.ks ol person.al leadenblp, world ttonomacs and even military strategy Hayes, who bad an a!!toundrng 238-72-U record in 33 years as a head football roat'h the last 28 :.easons at Ohio State Lmversa· ty. spoke to about 200 enraptured college and high st'hool football coaches at the National Football ClloaconTuesday "WHEN I WA..., al Ohio Stat•· we decided we were going to ri11 l wo ttungs well defense and run the baJl." he said. tu~~mit 1 m patiently at a m 1 <' rophont• cord. "P assini(' Yeah. that'" nice. The alumm hkes at Rut. hell, all they do 1s buy tickets · Hayes. 66. speaks an a smooth and relaxed st} le peppered with doggones" and · that damn Southern Cal · The Uru verstl) of Southern CaWonua seems to be Haye'>· eternal opponent He oft{'n men t1oned the team espet'aally fo rmer running back 0 J Simpson, with tus voice sho-.mg respect and adrmrallon "He always clean those swt cases, doesn't be?" Hayes said. referring to Simpson's rent-c1 t'ar rommercials. DURING A st-MINUTE t.aJk. Hayes pushed has (avonte I formation offense by sketching circles and arrows on the clear plastic ol an overhead projector "Tbat'U get you a gain every time," Hayes offered Staodi.DR in front of the beam. Hayes had many of bis runnint backs scampering across his forehead. Few coaches were dtS· appointed "1'111 ALL THAT OFFENSE and defense , attack• and retreats, Hayes euily lapsed in· to detalla of the Battle of the Mame durtnl World War I '"!bat cmerat started playtnc aood defense," Hayes sald "Tben the Bnli.Sb found a hole and shot the gap. And lheo. 50 help me, came a perfect safe(y blitz. So. get your backs to shoot that gap like the Bnush " Stall. Hayes re1eeted all-out ~ar on the gndiron. even thouah h<' was fired after slugging a Clemson player dunng the 1918 Gator Bowl "Any lime I have to hurt~ pit.• to win. hell. f don t want any pa rt of It l\nd you follows know how much I lake wanning." II a \'<'S said .. Hut I don't like th;,it Rl'member . that boy's ... omt'body's ~on and he may love him as much as you love yours '' Ha>es' parting message to the roaches. emphasiZLng the lr "pos 1t1on~ or very pos1tave leadership · struck home Wltb man) · lk dtdn't say anythlng we didn't know." said Phil Albert. head football coach at Towson "tale l jn1vers1ty an Maryland But JU.St hsterung to tum, thE rt.'spt.'cl 1s enough to mot1vah you Athletes Should Not Suff er--Soviet LOS ANGELES <AP) A Soviet track and field official, heading a delegation of seven athlete& who'll be competing in the Times Indoor Games, said he believes athletes should oot suffer because ot political dif. ferences between rountries. .Jets Want to Play Kings All the Thoe "We very much hope American athletes wlJl participate in the Olympics ln our country," David Pertenava, minister ot sport In the Soviet Republic ol Georata. said Tuell- day. "Tbe main 1oal of tbe Olympics ls for the atbletea to take part. The Olympica should be a clean, pure aporttnc event wlthout poUtlcs . "We consider the Games a holiday for tho athletes," coo- tt n ued Pertenava. 1.,.akiD1 t.broUJh an interpreter. "It OVfl unity; pwe people of dllferat naUODI a cb.ance to be cloler ii> each other... "• Perteoa•• would no • bowev ·, amw 1P9dftc ":1 dona about world ruetloft t.o Soviet Unlon'a lnvaalon o All=-Wbldi bu led~ ~ a p United states boYteil l ot tbe O\ylnp1cs Moacow . .. 1 1peak onb' about 1pod$ mat\eT'I," he 1ala. The &m con.tint nt tbat be ~ ln Frlda.J nllht•s Times 'Oamea lncl Ta\y ADiai ova, HCODd faat•• om • ht1 dler tn ~ld y j --~--~~--------- • SPORTS BREAK/OLYMPICS Be Sent Out to Sea • m '81? Ooftea del ll&r Pri.Dclpal !:Ya.DI, alOGI tb Vern Horton of Kate.Ila RIP H .L. Loooet Tl'O)' bav. been tat.rusted to came up wtlh '°"'• ntth• ~ ln the nor tuture tor Oran1e UDt7 prtnctpala to act upon. Amona tbe propo1ala are tor Newport Harbor OYe to the Sea View Leatlk, \o bl replaced In S by a reluctant Ocean View. Filllnl Offan Vle•'• void in lbe Empire &llll woWd be Pacifica ~ lbe Garden Grove a1ue. alto presumably a reluctant party auae ~ the necessity \o leave the aU·Garden rove dty leape. Tbll would leave the Sea Vlew aa a seven m entl7. But u lor tho 191Q aeaeon. th.l.naa wlll atay the nme. ••• A SWAP OF EL TO&O <Sea View) and Laauna 8Hcb (South Coaat) is also in the realm of poaaibWty for 1981, but af It should come about. at would be outalde the aurrent re-leaautna st.ruule "'JlM t.lmlni ll not right at the moment." says La1una Beach Pnnclpal Bob Hughes. "But the Is 1ue 11 not dead .. ••• The J\aUertoa acboola, aloa& with Brea-Olinda VlleDda, want uylwn from the 1rowtn1 El rac»l!'.apera.n.u dyuuty ln nortbem Oranae unty. Tbe oa1y new school acheduled \o betln 1n 81-82 Woodbriqe ln t.be Irvine area, which la expected compete on a free.lance schedule. A year later, oodbrid&e would apparently be added to the Sea -View &A Y PLtrrKO, an admlniatrallve aide who worked tu. way throueh the rank.I. wall be named the new CIF SouLhem Seel.Ion ccoomisaioner thls week, auc~ng Tom Brynes. who moves on to take over 1imllar reins on the stale level. PlutJto waa a Daily Pilot aportawrit.er durioa a brief •tint ln 1969. Plutko says not to l'xpect a move toward more . ,. . . .. .. , . '. A Capaule Report From the World of Sport• 30-year Dream Realized: Waters Gets Spartan Job From AP rn.pakbea EAST LANSING, Mich. -Frank "Muddy" [i] Waters had been coaching small-college football •II• for so long, he figured the bag lime "had passed me by" So did everybody else unlll Tuesday when M ichagan State i.urpnsingly tapped their ont· time star fullback to be the Spartans nl'w coach. "This appointment 1s somethinF{ I've dreamed of for 30 years," Waters said after he ~as named lo s ucceed the de parted Darryl Rogers. Walen.. 56. has been football coach and athletic dirtt\or at Saginaw Valley Slate College since the school started its program an 1974. He arrived there after building a Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association dynasty at Hillsdale College. · Last !>eason. only the fifth for Saginaw Valley's football team, the Cardinals won the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ------Quote ol tlw Da11------, NASCAR driver Darnll Waltrip, comparing a suc- cessful racing team to a i.uccessful football team ·'The driver IS the quarterback, the m1m who gels most Of the attention. But af you don't get a team effort, you don't wan ." 1t'altow o.,~r•hado..,•d •• ·~··,.. The return of BUI Walton to the San Diego m lineup couldn't overshadow the efforts of the two players who have been keeping Clappers afloat this season-Lloyd Free and Swen Nater. Free, the NBA's No. 2 scorer, pumped In 32 points while Nater. Walton's back-up who just happens lo rank serood ln the NBA In rebounds, had 17 points and 21 boards as the Clippers snapped a six-game losing streak. 133-121 . . Julor Bridgeman scored 13 points ln the final 7: 12 \o Wt Milwaukee to a 103-96 wm over Portland. It was the Bucks• fourth straight win over the Trail Blazers ... Otla Birdsong scored 49 points as Kansas City look an early lead and rolled lO a 121-111 victory over Denver. Dao ha.el had 'l7 points for the Nuggets. whose 36lh loss ls the most the team bas suffered in four NBA seasons ... Rookle ~raid Hen· derson came off the bench to score eight points and band out three assists in the ~-u fourth Quarter as Boston rallied bv Chicago. 103·99. Reggie Theos of the Bulls led all acorera with 30 points while Rick Robey had 23 to lead the Celtics . . . A season-high 26 points by Pbll Smltb paced Golden State's 111·100 victory over Detroit. It was the Warriors' first road victory after 13 straight defeats away from home. . Conlin· uing a r~ent scoring rampage. BWy Knilbl pumped in 26 points lO lead Indiana over Houston, 133-112. 611enl.ae c .. 1.9 t• NB£'! streak . may become an unreachable National , It looks like flhiladelphia's JS.game unbeaten "" Hockey League sLandard. In a day-long meeting al Key Bi.lcayne, Fla., NHL general managers voted 15-S to introduce sudden-death overtime next seuon. The de· clalon wtll be paaaed alone to the board or 1overnora for con- slderatJon at the league meetina in March. When lbe Flyers ran up their streak, 10 of the 35 sames ended in ties • . . Plern Moodoa ft1ured ln all ol Montreal's 1coring Tues· day. 1ettbul one aoal and uti•Unc oo three others aa the Canadiem beat Vancouver, 4·3 . . . aatpll K1a.ueta hadn't scored slnce Nov. 10 but the St. Louis left wtn1er tallled twice and set up another score aa the Blues beat Edmonton, J..2, for th~ir sixth victory ln their last eiaht home aamea . . . 'h111 McCartb set UJ> a firal·period power-play aoal and lcored one of hll own to enable Mln.Desota to Ue the New York talanden. 2-2. . T..,,,_lo11, Radio FoUowlng ant the top sports ewnts on TV tonlaht. Retinas art: I I I I •xcellent; <1 ./ / worth watching; " .r felr; / forget It. {aa) • p.ra., aaannet 12 I ./ ./ c:ou..EOa MIKl!TaALL: HotN Pemt et U ...... AMllUftCef'S: Tommy Hawkins, Herry KelH and John Woodin. Notre DltM't .. gttth-renked Flghtlng lr11h bettle l.a Set .. '• e•ptortn In Pttlladelphla. TM Flatrttna lrllft Wiii be olllvlng ao•ln wsu.out tht Mrvlces °' Alt-Amfftean K•ttr ·Trrl)UCM. Notre Dtme 11 ranked •lo ttt Jn thl• Mttr't AP pot and wlll bt gHred by Marine Wleh or•duett Rleh Brenning. OTM•a T•LiVISION Htnt Aaclno -TOd•Y at lama Antaa, 7:IO p.m., °*'"'' RADIO HoCUy -King• 1t l!dmontOf',, 7:50 p,m., ICl la (1 t!' '· NY Bids For U.S. 'Games' WASHINGTON (AP> -With the strong possibility that the United States will not participate in the Olympic Games in Moscow this summer. orr1c1als are seeking an alternate site for sports compet1 t10n amoOR Americans And there appear to be plenty of bidders, w1lh the New York New Jersey Connecticut metropolitan area the latest. The United States Olympic Committee. after s upporting President Carter an hls request to seek a relocation, postpone ment or cancellation of the Games in Moscow, bas deferred any vote on whether to send a team to Russia until after action by the Internallonal Olympic Committee HOWEVER. THE t.:SOC ex· ecut1ve board directed its staff to · continue to sC'lect and pre pare" a U S Olympic team. whether or not the Amencans compete this summer. "in ord<'r to recognize th<' athletes who have been traintng as Olym p1ans " USOC off1c1als said Olympic trials m 17 sports would be con ducted between March and June. The executive board also told 1ls staff lO consider staging lls own sports festival sometime this year, either among Americans or with forei1n athletes who share the U.S. view and decade not to participate in the Moscow Games F . DON MILLER, USOC ex· ecullve director. said he believed a sports festival or American athletes would be feasible, at the same time the Moscow Games were staged, in Colorado Springs, usln1 the facilities of the Air Force Academy. Colorado Springs, headquarters or the usoc and an Olympic Training Center. was the site o( a national sports festival ln 1978 and 1979 John 8 . Kelly Jr. USOC first vice president, suggested that bis home city of Philadelphia also would be an excellent site while one source said that the Carter admlnlstralion, in mak· lng its plea on behalf of the pres· ldent, suegested that Montreal, host of the 1976 Olympic Games. would make an ideal location. New Jersey Gov. Brendan Byrne waa to appear before tbe House transportation and com· merce committee today to make a pitch on behalf of the tri·aUlte -area of Connecticut, New York and New Jeney, 1lmilar to the unauccesatul bid or New York to boat the 1984 Games. LA Olympic Effort Gives Up on Feds tllht-team le1•n•. dHplt4 lO·c•m• football achedulea which now dictate ftvt non-leap and five league sames for 1lx·team circulu. "You can't predicate 1e&IUM solely on foot· ball," saya Plutko. • 'Slx·team l •suet are more popular and the trend ls to more aix·team lea1ues ·· ••• llATEB DEi BIGB BASEBALL COACH Bob Ickes ui puttin1 out a call \o all former Mou.rcba who wilb to participate ln an alumni baseball same aaainat the vantty. Those interested should coot.act lbe Mater Dei athletic department at 7S4· T122. • • • FOUNTAIN VALLEY BIGH'S baseball his· tory Wlll be on display Feb. 25 at Fountain Valley Recreation Center. when a star-studded urut meets the Barons' varsity at 6 p m. Among the former Barons under the coaching of John Cole will be three with professional status · Jack Upton fCubs organiiatlon>. via Golden West College and Colorado Stale. Vlnce Bienek <White Sox organJzaUon). Vla Golden West Colle1e and Oral Roberta. and Kevin Ftt2.hugh <Tigers or· ganiiation>. Vla Orange Coast College Other posslbihUes are Rick Woolard. Bob Smith. Mike Empting, Kevin Romane. Bob Tidwell, Dennis Cowan, 8111 Hatfield. Rob Hardman and Jim CoMor. Those wishing \o participate should contact Cole at Fountain Volley HJgh, 962 3301 , ext. 261 during normal school hours 'l'8E aP 80tlTRl!!aN SECTION playoff• are acbecluled for Lone Beach Arena March 44 and for the basketball purist, the CIF la off~n1 a 122.:IO packaee wblch 1uarant.ffl Lbe Hrne lo&e Hat for u sames. On the acenda are the boys' 4-A, J.A and Z.A semifinals and the finalJ for nve boyl' dlvtstoaa and (our orll' divlalons . Further information la available through tbo CIF office at (2131 860 2414 ••• FOUNTAIN VALLEY BJGB'S fretbman baseball team figures to have an edae lbia upcomtni season with two former vanity coaches dlrectlng thin&• Ex-Fomilaln Valley High Coach John Cole bu taken charge and has added former Newport Harbor Coach Mike Gray to the staff. ·'Gray's contract lJ cootinient oo 1uitln1 up for the varsity game at Newport Harbor," says Cole. Mesan Bowls 300 Jeff GUlam or Colta Mesa bowled a 300 came Tuuday rught at Mesa Lanes. Gillam. 'l7, rolled games of 221 and 21.4 before his perfect finale. t.be fint sanctiooed 300 came an the 30 year history or lbe lanes. Gillam bowls in a handicap league where be carries a l.88 average. Hls prevtous hiah was 299 eight years ago AJI 12 rolls Tuesday were pocket strikes r1restone TALIN TIE TIREMAN COSTA MESA HOUIS: c-"' ...... 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THE EAGLES 01·3 OVERALL) boast the No. 1 ranking in CIF 3-A circles and are rated No. 2 in Orange County Corona de) Mar enters with an eight-game wmning streak, a 13·3 overall mark, No. 3 in CIF 3·A and No 4 ID Orange County "COaoNA DEL MAR scret!ns out so well reboundlne." says Sun· dennan. "We want to try to play our game, but the boards may be the moat important thin& · · Estancla's game includes All·CIF star Steve Van Horn, guards Tim Krohnfeldt and Kent Smith, plus 6-4 Tony Camp and 6-6 Rick Riley up front. "We've been improving and I feel we've closed some ground on Estan cia," says IW'rion. "There may be a disadvantage going into the1r gym for a game lilte this, but once the game gets going I think we'll be all right. •. .. , • Walton Admits Be Was Nervous TODl'S VODKA I 75-LrrER I 75 LITER field. He pla)'ed a total of 11 lD tbepme . . 'l ... rull.7 baPPJ out then ... •aid Watte.. wbo lut pla1td in a retU1ar teHOD pme for the Portland trail BlaMn on Peb. 21, lt'11. He appeared ID lour pweuon 1am., for the CUppen tbll MUOD befON reiQJwibl bb left loot ~almt the Lee Anaelel Laken ~· teii peat," be Hid. '-rbil WU a real 1Pldal nlsbt. for me, and the nicest tht.na 11. I lmow tomorrow ll tolnc lo be better." GlJdD U.OYD REE led the Clip- pers with 32 potnta. Freeman WW1ama added rr and Sweu Nater trbo replaced Walton at center when Walt.ca wu lo· ju.red, ICONd 17 pot.lat. ad ,....,.,.. 21 ,.,,,,.,.,., l Truck Rob'mon lH tbe Pboenls ator· int with St polnt.a. Walter Davil i&k4 2S and Alvan Ada • bad 19 poUM.t, 11 lj the HeOOd ball. ''I wu a We bU ae1 '"'• a Ult.le bkt edty," Watton old afterward. He Hid that when be wu louled,after bll flnt minute of play aod atte!Dpted the two free throws, ''Tbe ball.felt Ukt it weiPM lOOpounda." •r ' BtJT WALTON QlJIC&LY adjusted, and lt wu bll layup wtth 2: 15 left in the third period which snapped an 87.fJ'l tif and saw the Clippers a lead they DOTer rellnquitbad. L~D TO 5(ffl Y OM HAND BOTT\..E CASE BOTTLE RETAIL RETAIL ~ ROBERT MONDAVI WINES Chcnin Blanc, 75().lo\L 3.85 42.00 3.!fo Cabernet Sauvfgnon, 150 ML 6.60 72.00 6.00 Napa Gamay. 1~ 3.13 34.00 2.t$4 Gamay Rose. m""L 3. 13 34 00 2.lt4 Both feature duzllng front Imes and each can succeed at various tern· pos The Sea Kings have four players averaging in double figures with Km· dorf (17.7), Spinn 04 5) Moore Cll 0> and Cole (10.0) ....tt:.;...---. 645 lQ34 Fume Blanc, 750""1. 4 95 54 00 4.*> Johannisberg Rlesllng. 1~ML 4.78 52 00 4.34 CdM Coach Jack Errlon says h.Js starting lineup will include M center Mark SpLnD, 6·5 Rieb Kmdorf and 6-3 Steve Moore at forwards, and Matt Van St.eenbuyse and Greg Cole in the back court. Also available for duty are 6 5 Shawn Ahearn and f>.5 Jeff Pnes. Estancia Coach Larry Sunderman says he wouldn't be surprised to see the Sea Kings employing an attack mcluding four in the front line with a pomt guard. ESTANCIA ANSWERS that though with four of its own. but Wllh a slight edge off Van Horn 's 24 2 norm Krohnfeldt (12.2), Camp Cl1 7) and Riley C 10.0 ) present addll1onal balance, augmented by Smith'!) 8 7 league stats. With Van Horn's 6-5 frame and re bounding ability, and a homecourt advantage, the paper edge goes to Estancia, but tbe real edge goes to the team with the hot hand outside JIM HARRIS WAYNE CARLANDER TOM DANLEY OV, Katella Vie Evert's For Loop Lead Final LJQUERS Amaretto Di Saronno, 12 ol Drambuie. 2 J-OZ BOTILE CASE RETAIL RtTAJL Gailiano, 23oz Kahlua. 23-0z M1dori Melon. 2J-OZ Southern Comfort, 1 1suTER Tia Maria, ZJ-oz 5.63 124.95 11 32 125.68 I 0.25 113.77 7.87 87.40 9.75 108.33 12.24 67.96 8.77 97.35 BLENDS Hlrnm Walker Imperial. ~ 5.40 Kessler, 1 1~ . 10 .34 Scagrams 7 Crown, 1 1~uTER 11 .62 BOURBONS Ancient Age, OUART Early Times. OOART H. Walker Ten High, 1 7~LITER 1.W. Harper. O<.JART J im Beam. 1 15 urrR 5.88 5 .88 9.60 7.25 10.96 6 1.00 58.50 65.7 1 66.55 66.60 5431 81 .99 62.00 BRANDY AND COGNAC Christian Bros." 1 75-UTE.R 1 2.29 68.21 E & J, I UH..R 6.65 73.90 CourvoisierV.S.,750ML 12.79 141.95 Martel V.S.P., 7»ML . 12.19 135.25 CANADIANS Black Velvet, OUART . 6.02 Canadian Club. 1 75-UTER 15.49 Canadian Mist. OOART 5.96 Scagrams V.O .• 1 15 LITE.R 15.49 GIN 15.43 68.13 87.65 67.44 87.65 87.35 Empire Leaaue basketball ciants Ocean View and Kat.ella. Orange County's No. 1 and 3 ranked teams who have been on a collision course s10ce tbe season began, duel tonight at Ocean View. Beef eaters. 1 15 UTLR GObey's, 1 15 Lm.R Tourney?Gordon.~r . Seagram s. OUART .•. 9.53 53.90 5.45 61.61 5.53 62.61 It begins at 7 and la considered the stepping atone to the championship plateau. Each la 4-0 in league and Kalella enters with a 15-2 overall mark. -"THIS IS FOB THE cbampionsb.Jp in my opi· Dion," sa11 Ocean View Coach Jlm Harris. The theory l.l limple. No other bu a realllt1c shot at either In the leap and the two meet once more- at Katella in the league finale. Ocean View's 11·1 overall record bas been ac· cumulated behind the scorine prowess of 6-7111 Junior Wayne Carlander and 6-1 guard Jeff AD· drade, who have averaced 2U and 23. 7 poi.ota a 1ame durin8 the HUOD. Most have empba1l&ed double-teaming on " Carl__., to llmlt bll effeetiYmeU, with limited auc:ceu, tatlnl tbelr c:ba.nce. at handling Ocean Vlew'1om.Ide1bootlq. A.ad Bania H)'I be expec:ta to see more of the Hnlll!t ti.a with 1UsbtJy 1 .. empbaala because of Kateua'1 tendency to~ man-to-man defense. UO'RUA MOOED and allowed us to shoot = ~~ .=. ~::m~ .. didn't do a very <Kean View'• bread and buUel' are Carlander Ud Andrade, but tho Seam alto '* .... the defense d Jon N,. the outafde won of Tom fUt. ~ snd raene .Jack Be1nbolta and re- bo~dNMl'n.mNaa~. BOtlf *111 bout foar ttan.e mn&baa in cloli)if ft;aNI ~ aDd Kit.tile ....,. t.M =~1:trt•>.JJ.n~jf-~ ~ WUDer (10 ). * * * * * BlpSehOOI~ Tanqueray. 1 1surE.R 16.38 RUMS Bacardi Lt. & Dk.. 1 15 urt.R . 10.65 CastOlo Lt. & Dk.. CXJART . • • 4 35 Myers JamJcan, 750ML 7 35 SCOTCH Dewat5 White Label. 1 75-lllt:R 1 8.02 Chlvas Regal. QUMT ................. 15..36 Cluny. 1 .1~UTER. .. .. . .. . ........... 12.05 J & B. OOART ... .... .. .. .. . .. 9 .96 Johnnie Walker Blk.. OOART. . . 14.52 Lauders. 1.1~UTER .. • . . . .. • . . . . . . . ... 11 20 TEQUILA Cuervo White. OUAAT . . . . . . . . . 6.34 Don Emmo Wh. & Ookt. 1 1~ m .8.71 Sauza Oold. QUART • 7.20 VODKA Crown Russe. CXJART ................... 422 Kamchatka. I 7~UTER . .. ..••. • •.•• 7 .92 Popov. I~... •···········•••··· 6.99 Smirnoff. QUART . . . . .•••..•..•..• . 5.68 Stolec:hnaya. QUART . • • .. .. .... • .. • 1039 92.68 58.97 48.24 81.50 102.00 173.87 68.17 112.75 164.29 63.39 71 .66 49.29 8137 47.75 44.77 41.83 64.26 117.55 HOrTU CASl Rf lAIL 5.21 10.48 9.49 7.29 9.03 11 .33 8.12 5.09 9.75 10.96 5.55 5.55 9.06 6.84 10.34 11.37 6.16 11.83 1 I .28 5.68 14.61 5.62 14.61 14.56 8 .99 5.14 5.22 15.45 9.83 4 .02 6 .80 17.00 14.49 11.37 9.40 13.70 10.57 5.98 8.22 6.79 3.98 7.47 6 .98 5.36 9.80 Pinot Noir. 750-"'\l 4 78 52 00 4.:{4 Petite Sarah.~ 5.25 57 20 4.17 Plnot Noir Reserve. m ML 6 05 66 00 5.* Fume B&anc Resavc. 1»M1. 7 67 83 60 6. 7 Table Wine. 1 ~11 R J 13 17 00 2. Red Table Wlnc. 750""-1.74 19.00 1. 8 White Table Wine. 750Ml 1 74 19.00 1.58 Rose Table Wine, 1~ 1.74 19.00 1.58 Muscoto D Oro. 375-ML 3.34 72.60 3 .03 ~TWi'>~1"'2~. MOONTAIN WINES CALIF. WINES . ~OiABt.JS ~v,rRti'1E OR ROSE CW\Bt.JS. ROSE ~---,... }98 239 L-CASEOF6 11.88 CASEOF6 1434 STONE CREEK WINES Chablis. ~"\I l 57 17 00 Chenin Blanc. 750-ML Cabernet Sauvignon. 7!10 ML French Cok>mbard. 750ML • Gamay Beaujolais, 15().MI. Grey Riesling. 75<WIL Grenache Rose. ~ML . Johannisberg Reisliig. 750-Ml Napa Gamay. miYL 207 2255 3 28 35.75 1.67 18.15 1.82 19.80 2.07 22.55 1.57 17 ()() 2.42 26.40 2.22 24.20 Pinot Nolr. ~ 2.07 22.55 Pinot Chardonnay. 7'.'JO.lo'IL 3.63 39.60 NATURAL BUSCH BEER 6 PACI( It' ()(JNCf CAN'> OR aonu.s 1a1 219 Chenln Blanc. ~ ................. 3.63 Chablis, 7»"1... . .. .. . . . .. . . . . ........... 2.63 Cabernet Blanc. 1~ ............. 3.19 CabernctSawlgnon 75', ~ 525 Cabernet s.u.-non 76'. 1~ 6.85 Johnannlsberg llelslng, ~-4 .64 Petite Sarah. 75().ltlL . . • ... . 3.63 Plnot Nolr Rose.~........... 3.19 Plnot N<W, 7'0+\l. . .. . . • .. .. . . . . . 4.04 Zlnfandel Rose. 1~ ............... 2.83 ZJnfandd, ~ ........................ 4.45 Red Table~ 7'C>Ml.. ............... 2.83 39.60 28.60 34.76 5720 74.80 50.60 39.60 34.76 44.00 30.80 48.40 30.80 We ritow Offa' a Umbd 8 et1 clloft of rtldolW Bnnd Qrocay ........ 1.42 t.$8 2.98 1.52 J.65 J.88 1.42 2.20 2.02 1.18 3.30 I NIA '=:: ..... . .. ..... . . 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" _,,... .. ,..,._ -~l(!dl- s-a..-.. ·'-"~" CAl"fSTIU#O 'IAU.eY ~n 11 WlllttllKll 12. HIN II, -.,_ l 9o4er 10 SAii CLEMl!llTT Jolv>totl ti ltou.emp 11, A .... 12, 0.llollllM-J !>le"""'• SC...9'0oltrten ~··-v.11.., • 11 " 11 -41 !Mtfl C-1 II 11 11 14 .ft Total towls ea.kl•-Veno H ~ ( lemenl~ 12. 1'0111•0 o ut l •dY"'•" Cc.tW-Y•trfl, A-IS...ClemlMet ,_GWC Chilled By Cold Spurt WHJ'M1ER -Basketball IS a game of streaks and for the Golden West College Rustlers, the streak that mattered Tuesday wu an awful cold one Jn a Southern Califorrua Conference game between two teams tied for third place, Golden Wnt and Rio Hondo were as even aa can be through 35 minutes of plaYinc time. It waa ~ l;>efore the Ruatlers bit a five-minute 1pell ln wtUcb ~Y scored just two polnt.5. IN THE MEANTIME, Rk> Hondo reeled off 16 tJIOlnt.1 to take a commanding SS.51 lead. Tboup Colden West came back with a 12·3 spurt ln a span -of four minutes, they could never 1et closer than A\te poinU and wound up loetni by 10, 87·77. ~ Golden West, 14·9 overall, la 3-4 ln conference hy wb.l.le Rio Hondo upped it.a confe~ mark 4·3. But with first place Cyprea next on the Ruatlen' acbedule. Tuesday's loss could come back to haunt them at the end of the aeuon wben t.am1 jockey for playoff position. Walt Evans, wbo bu been GoldeD West'• top tc0rer all year. •cored 22 point.a and crabbed eight UDda. 1be 6-3 10Pbomore forward bit OD eight 15 abota from the field but the rett of the Uen were a combined 23-for·S8. I tr &JO HONDO, on the other hand, Md balanced rinl with Darryl Wllllams, Terry Clayton and M01ley each 1cortnc 20 or more. WWlam1 ~red II ot bb 21 ln the tlnt hall and Clayton bad ., ol bis 20 In tbe HCOOd ball. ................ =. MATH_,_......... tt. OMl4. .... ••0...t. 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It's 1600 Times Safer Than Going Into Business for Yourself ... and, You can Start from Scratch. Ha..ml*"inl lbe RusUen' cause wu the fact t 1'r'uMJct KattoD. tbe team'• polnt IUAl'd and .,,..,11ent outaSde moour. foulecl· out wltb t mtnat• left ID tbe same. Wltb b1m out. .nwldem Welt bad a ~ tlDt ra1tytq qalmt a UMdefmM. 833-0555 M'-Our UISl SIBUIJST ot HOWARD O..a•t C.-flle>o.. .... o..h NEWPORT llACti PECIAL 1978 SEVILLE Full~. eiulse control, AM/FM 1tereo, Wt Wheel & full vinyl top, ~te5tJKY), I •9895 o-lllr•, ,,,.,., • .,,., a ml'•· eo.,a, s.danl • ~· 10 dtoolf fr.om GI itmUor eaotnga. ....,,. Ntctcereon. who sky· rockettd to fame by authOr· Ing "How f Tutn9d 11000 into ThrH Miiiion In Real Estate- In My Spare Time." has= fo~• w1ttl AltMt J. . CPM, Mthof. Lecturer. and IUCCfflfUI Investor. 10 spoft· '°' a eemlnar on "How to Become Flnanclatly lndepen· denl Todey." Hundredt Of thouaanclt Of people ha¥e IMmed the elgh1 slmpte. ufe, sure •'9P9 to fl· nanctll MCUrHy alld are u1lng tho r.ctw11quea of theM two nallonalty ramoua men. LORN NOW YOU CAN. TOOi Mr Lowry end Mr. Nickerson lnvltt you eo •tteftd a Free. nlnt~mlrwtl .. ...._ You C1n DO It" tecture et no COit Ot obllgaUon. t l 'i \ Center Kent Benson of Milwaukee goes up for a shot and scores one-handed over the outstretched efforts of Portland's Jim Brewer Tuesday niebt. Milwaukee defeat· ed Portland, 103-96. Loop Races Shape Up Al the half-way point of the leaiue aeuon. some interesting girls basketball races are de- veloping. In a battle al co-leaden, Ocean View Dipped Cypress, '7-46, Tuesday to take aole control oHhe Empire Leacue lead. San Clemente for1ed lnto a tie for tbe Soatb Coast lead by Jmocktn1 oft ftnt place Captatnno ValkJ,*47. ERIDcla bokll a ooe-pme edp iD tbe Sea. View La,ue but the= ba.e to~ at aeeond place OJI&& ..... 'I'll . . EDISON ENDED the ftrat round al Sunset Leape play at 5-e but the Chupra ba" to take Oil lecaP4 place HunUqton 8eae& Dal 'heldaJ, And tn the Anselm Leque, Mater Del II tied for flnt with Bishop Amat and anxiaaaly awattiq tbelr Feb 7 lbowdown. Mary Job.nsoo wu San Clemente's heroine wbeo she bit a pair of free tbrowa wilb four GIRLS' BASKETBALL seconds left. Johnson, a 5-7 junior, fi.ndbed with 17 points while Cheri Roekamp and RboDda Radin also scored in double n1ures against the C1F'1 No. 4-ranked 2-A team. Ocean View, ranked 8lb ln CIF 3-A circles, beat No. 7-rankcd Cypress as Holly Marvin scored ts points and Norma Leibfried 11. Tbe Su.hawk.a are 13-2 oo the seuon. Dl'ANCIA RAN ITS aeuon record to 17·1 and lea1ue mark to ~ by downing Corona del Mar. 73-38. Kristen Fransten bad 19 points and 11 re- boundl while Cara Franc)' bad 14 points and 1S re- boundl for lbe Eqles, lbe No. 3-ranked team in CIF 3-A. Costa Mesa, wblcb disposed of El Toro, 56-51, Tuesday, bu a shot al upsetting lbe Eqles 'Ibun- day if Karen Yellich and Carol Krikorian maintain tbelr torrid pace. Yelllch, a 6-0 senior, bad 29 polntl and 14 reboundl Tueeday while Krikorian bad a dozen of each. Last 'Ibunday, they com- bined for 47 points, 30 rebounds and 12 lteala. Huntington Beach's 49-44 win over Fountain Valley miaht be cooaidered an upset unW you re- call that Joanne Kelloa'• Olien won Cl1' 4-A ebampiombipt in lm and 1971. Jmn,y Townsend had U rebound.a and 1S pointl for RB which la C· l In Sunset Leque and 13·5 overall. Lee Ann Mar1erum scored 11 polntl for FountalJI Valley, wbicb la 3-2 in leape after dropplna two lD a row. EDllON LEADS tbe Samet League with a 5-0 mark after beattq Marina, 80-42. Tracy Hanlon wltb 17 and Sbennoa Meyer wtlb 1' paced the Oilen wblle Melinda Burrla lcond 20 for Karina. Mater Del beat BLlbop llontiomer1, 4'-21, to JUD lta Aqelus Leuue record to 1-1 and overall sqart to lW. Teri boDobue, Mar7 SWabn aDd llelblda Bauman .. cb KOl"ed 10 PotDta for UM Jlourebl whl1e ~~down u reboundl. In a Sea View UDl....ttJ beat lntne, 11.-. GD Bblan.a Walder'1 laJvp .w. G•• ........ Wt. 'lbe TroJaa .,.. N 1D 1eaiue ud M OYerall while lntne cllpe to 0.51.Dd ., ... . Bit All-time Low, ~SCC£oaeh ... --~-.. CARBURDOR CLEANERS ii ~.!::; 119 • I 011111, Yllllllll & caftloll 111 a. °' . 111 llll 91L llX 100 18!!, U.t .32 ~L REldlDS •msmNSIDUDW .,.. _____ _ ..... --·-----._.. ................... _ •R..UIO~ AUIO POLISH 2300 ~u f.l.T. U2 4 PLY POLYESTER -.----1111 ... ,. Nta A sm U.t aa.11 NICI 25. U.t I.II 2.10 2.22 2.ll Ul IM U6 t.t6 1171114 flnal4 1171114 1171-IS ma.11 1&11 11b14 Dl7b14 .n 17b14 .JI F71114 .JI t7b1C 1171114 enau 1171115 L7b15 I: I 2585 ~u •.U.Ut IWlo IOAOIM ,_,,, _ _....,_,....,,....,, _....,.,..._._._ ........ ___ ....._ sm 171114 F71114 17b14 117h14 '71a1S 111aU 171115 L7b1S ma F.l.t U1 1.M I.SI l.76 t.ff I.a U6 J.11 "7al11 • INSTAlLATION & ROTATION .a e IRAKE & AUONMINT CHfOC ...;'·iia55~~;;;;;;;;;~iii~iif:Fa ' ·····-GAS CAii HUFFY. AevlfMMt •tal nu =--~---.tip. FIS AUIO•ODY IEPA•llT IWES11C. RI fWlt ...... .._ ........ °'.,... ... ... _ ............ ,,. CIE1WUR. --..., • ., .. , •••• ,... • -fn) . • -..... ctmia. c:... 5 .................... .... ... *8.88 MUlTIGltADE lndudes up to 5 Qn JO w .... or "20w·~ Multi· rrocle P.mzoll, chouft lub9 Auto Gem ol flt« j I j l • Business -------------- ------------- Jobless Rolls to Rise? YeaNmd Total Could Reaeh 7.8 Million lt'la.._rill -..... lllltett dal )tc: Id l'IJPI .... tuo*i) If )UU thlnks- pnca.al MUJF)IOUk'> Nnt-=1 U1 lor ft1l'C lllfw· ~ .... ~II w.Liy. bc\.~ the ""'1fl('I' ~>I.I kt, the> M>rlllCf )'<IUf iJd I \.et') wllJ m&I n lli:nd. tr )OU Cllll now. _ ,, abu ~)'OU.'* 8 -1i t.U.,. aicnpuot1 toOUI nc~llet. ~c:our EncJIY Outlool... Co-Pttro. "l.114 Wil~un: Bnu.l~ant. Suite JIJ1. Loa Angdca. CA 900IO. C~I the "'ENEltGY HOT· UNt_-collect 1'7MI '72-270I f mm oulJKJc California ull t80014lJ.AJCDO. C•·PEIRO WE PAY MORE THAN ANY BANK OR SAVINGS & LOAN T-BILI± Y23 12.90 12.34 3 EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD 3 ANNUAL RATE ' A .. Anllallle Jen. 11 ""°"9t' Feb. I 6MONTHTERM $10.000 MINIMUM '60,000 mmd-.m U.8. Treaawy l;iAls .,. eokl M a dleoount , ... n.. ..... d ..... of..,..,.. ...... tflaft ~of 1% °"' tM .n.ctlve,... earned• ttte end of Ille I ....eh tAtnn. Awaffable to CaJttomta ,.. sktent9 Ofltf." r9deel'Md"' .... .,.n' IROftths, In-....... ia ~IO 1% per annum. INTEREST PAID MONTHLY ·~---.,...--.. ··-·· ........... _ ... _... 12380 18 Brandtet Statewide MAHElll • 1076 N State College Blvd • 991·5111 COSTA MEIA • 170 E 17th St • 646·S<M5 RMRllO£ • 1~ Magnolia• 35-4-2550 IAllTA ANA• 1600 N Broadw • 543.9303 Jam J. Gruba bu been appointed senior vice pre1ld nt for Western Paclflc Flnanclal Corp. a mort1a1e ·bankln1 firm headquartered in Newport Beach. The New Jeney real· dent will work in New Yortr City and on the Oranae Coast. Sales Set Record Allerean Pharmaceuttcah (NYSE), Jrvlae, achieved • 32 percent sales lncreae 14 t.m to 1et a new record, Gavin S. Herbert, prealdent, ball announced. Net mcome for 1979 totaled $11,888,000, equal to $2.79 per ahare, up from $9,441,000, or S2 218 per share. la1t year. Sales for the year climbed to '82,454,000 from $182,373,000 ln 1978, the company's previous best sales year. MW et'CIDOll!ll ........ l can. ln 1111 ~ that • mUd ,.... M".-:u·~-.wW puah unemplo1meot '9 ' .. percel th.la fall .. b1I ftnt term com. to an end. ft.at •ou.ld put U. rate Just aboft the 'f.4 lGveJ be faced 'WbeD b• took dee ln Janu&1'7 im. At tbe end ol mt, Lb. jobala rat.e ttood at 1.8 pel'CeOt, wbkb meant tbat t . 1 miWoe people who ..-. lookfn1 for work bad oojobl. 9ASBD ON Carter'• new foncut, 1.7 million people wtll be jo1nl.ac unemploJment llMI by the .:Ml ol th1I year, ralalq th• total al joblea1 American to '1.lmilllon. But tbe prealdent'1 budatt for flacal 1811, wtllcb belim Oct. 1, would continue the 1o•ern· meot'a public aentce joba ero- 1ram and mo1t other employ. ment llC!n'icea at euentlally cur· rent levels, except for a new pro1ram dealped to help poor, illiterate teen·aaen find Jobe. The bud1et calla for '8. 7 blllloo lo Labor Department spendiq for employment and tratntna procrams, up from '8.9 billion for 1980. THE NEW figure includes spendln1 for 450,000 public service Jobe under •tbe Com· prebenalve Employment and Trainine Act <CETA) -the same number of jobs budleted forl.99). A new item in the budget is a request to spend up to $300 mUJion to Ila.rt up a pfOCl'alD aimed at teaching poor youths how to read and write and bow lo flnd a job so they can avoad chronic unemployment. l.ll&eD, IM., Newport Be8cb, bu been sold for $4.9 mlllion to a eroup of employees of Badlt• Cran..., accorclm1 to an announcement from the latter ftnn, • boolt·manafacturtq operation based ID Scranton, PL The sale WU lnltiated by Natiooal Education Corp. (Amex and PSE> which acquired 90 percent ot lntext's common stock through a t.eoder offer last Augmt The sale must be approved al a shareholders meeting Thursday in Scranton. Peter G. Vu Sdl•ltu of Newport Beach was appointed director of international sales by DRACON, a subsidiary of the Farinon Corporation, man· ufacturers of integrated tele<!ommunication.s equipment. Van Schultze comes from the Bank of Newport in Newport Beach, and has been with the ITI' Sheraton Corp. of Amenca and the Douglu Aircraft Co. Welt.em Pakific Flnanc1al Corporation of NewportBeachbunamedJa7M.FlllleralNewport Beach vtcepresldentrorthemorteaie bankinifann Fuller, with Western Pacific F\nanc1al amce 1.975. was an assistant vice president. Fuller craduat.ed from Cal State Fullertoo. ''l'M 1101 00111& TO MISS DELllERlllG I BIBY ••• '' Fill Up With Gm, Groceries . ,,. "I can rela• outside ot home and othce knowing that I'm not gOlng to m1as delivering a bat>y when I m 'between toca11ons' " ··Eugene R Sollman. M o • Canoga Park .. u• TME GAIOLM CllUNCM .WHAT MOU CM I IAY? Wiii!! 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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Atlantic Richfield Co. wlll enter the conve· nlence food market this year at Its service sta· tion1 nationwide, with plant for u many as 500 of the "AMPM Mini· Marketa" to be opera· Uonal by the end of 1981. "Some 3,000 food, hou1ebold and personal tt.em1 will be teatu.red ln each AMPM Mini · Market," 1ald Arco re- tail marketlns vi~~~-1ident Edwa."1 C. Reilly. Rellly Hld tb1t tbe first lDlta.llationl wW 10 into Ar~ aelf-tervice 1tatlon1 In Southern Calllonda that already featare convenlenc• food unltl. Tb• allo .... u .tdl· Uonal mllh for • Prtvm 8"&or I tlaUH protram de-aa,aed to bard-core emp&o,9d ftDiS joba lD prlnte lD· dUJtly, IP SN DING for unempk>J· meat W\lHDce pro1ram1 ia ••oeet.11 to n.. a,y a .s Mlb co 11'.J bWSGn tD utt. baled CJD. foreoHt tbat an addltlonal I00,000 peop .. wW be ooU.cdq beoeftta. tJDlib Rlt9nMDtl be made ID OH ter1W~11 Joseph Kennedy Ill, IOD of late Sen. Robert Kennedy, is bead of non·prot1t cor· poration set up to aell oU cheaply to state of M assachusett.a for di.spenaJ to low·income fauillies. The oil is purchased from Venezuela. bll ftnl """"" c..-aaid Mandl1 be e Un WO bilJm' ... ..,.~..,... -.,... .. u •ledkm ,.., -to ndacl -lDflat.6aD nta nmnlna at man than u i*Cllll a 1ur. Tbe report aceca- panJtq bl.I bud&tt foncaata • tuab JoM.-rate for UM nnt two )'Hr:.;....-f ,I pereG bJ ..... . UMSU..,•1111 bu ftac:tuted bet• .. u,...... ud t .1 ptl'· cent for aearly two Jean, a aouree ol plide at the Wb.lt.e Houe,-.... aftldaJa U.U to,. , .. _ nr. ull &Mt U. Ja::bl•• ra .. w between t and t percent durtq 0. E . (Lee) Van much ot lbe J'ord admla11tra-Slyke baa Joln•d uon. Warren. JdcVei&h • ONLY LAft' week, Cart..- deelared In b1a St•t• ol U.. UaioG llMll.,. to eon.,_ tbat "m1 aclmlralatratlon, wort11a1 e&oe.)1 wtth Coqrw, hu m.de tlpllicmt prosna tn Ndudq lhe Mrto. ploy pro. blem• U.. nJJted t.br .. ,..,. ••o." CaNr Wet be woaJd eoimtder' ' .... "" np nded publle )Ge. pro•rum oal7 II Lbe ecGDOmJ G rHfln, Newport Beach risk manaie· meat conaultante. Hla reapon1lbilltles will include audits, ratemakln1 and loss projection, aa well as a11l1tln1 ln riak mana1ement con 1ultln.c. • .,. a.o "dlWrlore .. ••anJnc..,., I noome 17" b81'Jftd I.be current outloc*. On Monder, Carter'• ctu.f •t'onomlc MriHr, Charlel L. N Hi• h kb~"'~ ~,.. u.n la ew _g_ oo lpKUK' unemploym t n.-. tbat would t.rtuer • p,..'4mUal propo11I ~(or couDter · r•-W.•'7 1pmd1n1. ••tJNE•PLOT•SNT ml1bt be rt.ma ftlrY rallMUY, aeeoa>· puied bJ otber alp that it ... veo brW and would tum arouD- d. . .ID wtdcb eue with a t.arse rl1e ln unemplo7ment, we wouldn't do anrt.ltln1," aald Scbu.!Wa, cbalrman al tbe Coun- cil ~ Eeoaomlc A.chtsen . A Labor Departmnt atndal, who declined to be named, said the badpt tnt_..,,.,an1 left cd anli·rece:uloaar7 propoaal1. Standard-Pac-lfl r Corp. tNVSE. PSI:). Colla ..... born.build 141 ftnn, announced ~ cord unaudited ~lal result• for the year ended Dec. 31. at wu re· ported by Arthur E Sveodlen. chairman or the~. Jn eddttion. the board of direct.on declared the re1u.lar 15 cent quarter- ly cub dividend payable OD April 18 lo atoclr:hM:lrn al record . Over The Counter MMDU...,. u,.. ..... ..,.. MUTUAL FUNDS 'i \· • TRANSACTIONS MOm's The \V or On Gasolines ar·lllLTON---IB a.member' t6e days wbm IMn ...,. nal A.U::-• ... , At. u. un"' t.tM 117111 .. ...,. aw..-. _. "': ~ ~ b, l)lbolwm COIDJ!Cliel. luo (DOW• bun> uMdto ua to put a •-u,. bl Jout tank ... Sbel1 : UNd to baTe tboM commerdall lbowtq bow PlattonDU. t aabled It.I fbeJ to tlve JOt:u' CU' IMiUei' IU lllileqe. : lt'I lncndlbJe wben you tbJU about tt toda, but tbe ell : mpaniel eetually used to vie wttb eaeh otber to w-p JOU : to nn up your au:tomoblle w1tb tbelr brad "' 1uoU.De. t K.141 barn ID tbe Lut decade woaJdn't be.lleTe It. : Now the com9&Dl• I · ••nr promote tbelr U\ IHOliDe. llWD'I tbt word. 'l1wy t&1t a.bout return on tovestmeat ud bow much money Money Tree they're puWna into ez. , ploratklo. Or they pro-: mote a De'W aiotoc' oil. They JPQmOT bJJh·toned pro1rams : oo public televlaion. Sbell'a approach ii perhaps tbe best • one: tbey tell 7ou bow to take care ol your c:ar. ! But the compuia avoid advertialn& tMlr bulc pro.: duct: paioline ; AS YOU llAY have noticed, th1a forbearance bu not ! restrained aaJea or profita, which have mounted nicely. : And .amebow, even wtthOlal um advertiain1, motorlata • aeem to ban been able to ft.nd their way to the cuolioe atatlom. 4MCher cb.an&e tn the buslnesa is that companitt ! a.re oat nen proud anymore about sellinl more cuoU. i th.an eompetiton. They would Jwt u aooo not talk about · lt. The enero crtail bu eroded their free enterprlae apirtt. Prior to the enero cnmch, the top seller of aaaoline Irr America for many years bad been Texaco -and they were not baahful about trumpetinc their No 1 position. Tbey were the only oU company to have a sales presence in every st.ate ln the union BlJT ALL T808E little Texaco stations m so atatea di4 the company no &ood tn an e:oerl)'·lhort world. They ha been forced to pull back and do what the other compani have been doin& for a loog time. concentrate on bigg atatioos. leave marketa where your position ia weak ln the pl"OC'Hll Texaco dropped out of f1n1t place Shel wath far fewer ataUoo.a than Texaco. became the No 1 rer • ta.ii brand in 1977, captunnc 7.S percent of the market. wu followed by the Amoco bra.od of Standard Oil of Ill di an a, at 7 3 percent, and Exxoo, at 7 .1 percent Tex a not only fell out of r1r1t place, it plun&ed lo fourth lm a.aw Shell and Amoco fln1ab tn a first-place tie, each with 7.7 percent of the market And in 1979 Enon, the world's largest petroleum company, ascended to the No. 1 spot ln its home country with a market share of 7 8 per· cent. accordlna to the Lundbe~ Letter BUT YOU WON'T see any ads from Ex.xoo chortling. ~ "We're No 1." No way In fact, when a New York City re- porter, John Emabwiller, asked the company about It. be • found them rather uneuy about this victory Robert A. Pierpont, manaser of Euons' mail business, said "We haven't bad a marketing strategy to mcreue our share •· Heavenforbid' Wbowantst.obeinfirstplaceanyway., 1'he9e days no one m the oil industry wants to look as if they're dotDI too well Stocks Bounce Back From Tuesday Loss NEW YORK CAP > -The stock market recou~ some of T\lnday'• Iona with a modest advance today The Dow Jones averaae of 30 lndustr131.s, off 4 10 points Tuesday, wuup7.Slto881 91 Gainers held a 4·3 lead over losers amone New York Stock Exc:han~e-lhted ~sues S•~b I• r1t_. Doer'o"'"· I rrrafJ#'11 ... ,,. ... ,, ... M11al .'ilo«"k• Oid NEW YOO; IAPI JM lO .· p,w,• ,_T "Ur ~ .. 'IOS Ole-•1' uno ~ J•~ ue t-01 •'OS _..._,, 111 n> -~ ,. >t , ~ALf~ Mt!'lll VQt!IC IAl'I ·NV SIO<~ M"°' "-9• ,_ .-..1 S1,1,.,_ .............. u .•• ..,... .... '°·'~ -.... .. ..• YMr-lO~ t r-,,_. -. . nJ• J.,. 1 .. -1 0'7,141,7111 "" to -Ml.Ort• 1m .. _ ..,,,, • .- -•T •NlfX 010 HEW YU~~ IA"' I.,.,_ J<> Todn -1SO 1•• n.t If ' ' ... J I J I •• I llanW •. •1en. Hu.oUqtan 8Mdl. ~been ppobad nat.kJDal marbtina m.uacer for ttMt lectroole encloaure procfuct Uae of Wrte 1.a.......-• <NYSE> IDdustrtaJ llanufaetu.rlD& Group. 1be nrm·a tof1)0l"&te olftcea are m El Sepndo. Myen wu formerty a partner at Vale !!lednllltcs, Costa M•a Jad A.. i.aaa.. ta •nist.lllll Tice prelideal of the Newport Beach offttt ~ ,,. .._.... 6 Ce. Clutl Wt-. bu joined o.drue a..ue. u ..... tac.a• 6: Co .. an Irvine ad..niaing, public rel•· ti.om and marlcetinl firm, u aecount esecutlve. .. .,., ... Steve Jacobson of Newport Beach bu been •f Poln~ed execut vo vice president , construction operations, for Stew art Construction Co. ol Westminster. Doubled Earnings Reported James auntelt. former United States con· Prlotronlx Joe ., greuman and Newport Beach relideut, la abarina Jrvtne, manufacturer of 1 speaker's podium with former Prelident Gerald R. minicomputer llneprio· Ford and Dr Robert T. Parry, Security Pacific tera, reported net lo· NationalBankofficial,attbelM1 Utec.ferettee come for the third aad Eddblton Sllowcase ln Loi An&eles. quarter esMled Dec. 28 of The conference concludes Thursday at the $781,000, equal to 22 Bonaventure Hotel cents per share, on aales of $9,.210,000. Snmme llams*a. Newport Beach. baa been oamed bead of the media and research depart- ment forGJlla/m.-6 A11 detel, an adverU.ainc and public relations firm b> Newport Beach. Tbls compares with $314,000, or u eents, on sales of $4,838.000 for the correspourttni period a year qo. Bnce SicMllSer ls a new district vice pres!· dent and loan manaeer for 8&a&e MIAal Savblp ud Lou Alaodatloll. headquartered ln Newport Beach. For the nlne moothl ended Dec. 28, the com- pany bad net income of S2.213.000, or a cents, on sales of $2S.~OOO. Plan• out of tune t CIC.r.f. . () ct~ For a-ified Ad A CD ON Call A DAILY PILOT AO.Vlsott 642-5671 LEASE 8 From The Leader WE AREOfF TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR! Benefrt From Our Pnc1ng Polley. Selecbon And Supetb 'Yervtee. OP917DAY8 2&0crHABBOR BLVD .• COSTA IESA 540-9100 P1JBUC NO'nCE l'ICnTIOUS eusne .. ..._ STATllM&#T .,... ........ ~ .......... --CYCl.E ltlot!ll 205 H . Har11W ..... s..&. AM, Ca m'lll H..-....._, ~ 1JO\<i <1J<11 St., .....,.,, 9Mctl. c.. .,.., Th•t -.in..11 <--Dy .., Ill dlYICllMll --~ PllaLIC NOl'IC& PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE ,ICTITIOUI MIS!MIEM ~ STA1"9MIElfT , ....... -... ~-· ... -... -·-A¥ f It 1 C AN ltVBBElt PllOOUCT!>, ~71 s.! .... ~ , -,,._.._,.CA ... Speclellrecf Sale• Co•• I• Cetiion. .. ~.e->. m1 s.. .... D• _......,..._,..CA._ Thl•-l•~~aoor _ .. ""' ~CIAUUO \ALES °"'"' 0-.....t..~. ,,........ Tltt•--·----c-, °"" f1f °' ..... c:-., J-ry22,19 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi\ --Wei Ill.., wttl\ IN (OlllllY Clfftl of Or-'°""'' on Consolidilted Report of Condition of Cttl•M a.nk J-ry 22. '* of Costa Mesa, Orange County, and Domestic '---------------------. PuM•-0r-. ~ 0.1~-= SubsicMaries at the CIOM of business -Otcwi• ..... J1, J.,. n. JO. ~ •· ll. 1'!0 11HO 1979. Earn Interest up to 50% higher than any bank or saTlngs and loan pays. "Variable I.otereet Passbook Account SS.000.00 and~ earn 81h3 ~~:1 8.773 'TI.1:1 $2.000.00 to $5,000.00 earn 71h3 ~°:1 7.713 ~-::· 6YA3 Under 12.000.00 earn Annual Rate 6.66 3 'n.id1 When you open you.r Wealem Thrift VIP Account you can add to or withdraw a. you Wee without penalty and earn lbeM high ratee, paid quarterly on the average daily balance. T-IW Plus~% GCCOIUlta cmo cmrilahle. Call om office wicn.tnn.. Let Wllltern Thrift help you. with theee flexible accounts. We can Ut you.r need.a. Thrift by maU available. 8erwtng CaWamlam far O'fW G quarter '*lbarf• 8tatewtde ~with wt. Oftr 1130.000.000.00 PUBLIC NOTICE . . BUSINESS llEGALS ••Hlltlate~ lt••t."t ef C••dlUe• •f 'l•TaRNATIONAL TllUST CORPORATION" lecetM .. =1 .. ~ c..ty .. or.···· Stltll If c:.t •'*'•at f' c ... flt • DeumMr 11, 1m, .... 1r No. ttU. ASS ITS ~MN 'I le TS11111R•t c.sn eno u trotn bllnkt • • • • • • • • • • • .• • .. • .. • 1a °"'~~ =~=·~~ ............. as S.nk ......-nt•, fumtture and flict\nl Md other' lllMtl repw .. uUnv bllnk preml11S Onc.fmlnOH-capltllt a....> ..... .. .... . . 1 Othet"Mlltl ClnclUdlng $4 lnltn0lbt•> • .. • . .. . .. . . • . . . .. 25 TOTAL ~ETS. LfAaiL.iiai!i' .............. 451 ~ llabllltlft . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 41 TOTAL LIABILITIES .............•.........• 41 CA'9TAL ACCOUNTS common Stocil I (No. 5Nu'9S Mhorlad 5,000) f <No.shltresoutstancttno2,000) .. A"'°""' ... • .. • • • ... • • .. • • • . . . . . ........... 2(IC) ':: Amount .......•.•.•••....•..•.....•..••••••• 60 , TOTALCONTRIBUTEO • CAPITAL ........••••••.•.•. \. ••..•......•.•. 2tO R•tllned 89fnlngs . • . . • . • • . • • • •..•..•••.••• 157 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... . . . . . ................. 417 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPfTAL ACCOUNTS. . . . ............ 4S8 ! MEMORANDA : Assets deposited with Stet• Tr .. surff • to qualify for exercise Of ~ f lduclary powers <ma111et value) . . . . . 2'8 ~ The undersioned, Jack L. Taufff, President • and Frank Edefst~n. Executive Vice PTH!dent, Of t tM above named trust company, Heh declares, I for hlmsetf alone and not for the other: That the forecJOlnQ statement Is certified to be 1: true and correct to the best Of my knowledc;le and ~~ I EJCKuted on January 21, 1980, at Newport ( Beach, ca11tom1a. Jack L. Taufff Frank Edelstein .._...., 0. .... CMtC Delly I"-J_., ». 19 )SHD PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Co1uolidated R•port of Condition of "INTERNATIONAL CENTRAL BANK" ot Newpert &Nch, County of ~. at tM close of bniness on December 31, 1m. State a.nat No 1237. Donn Amounts In Tboltsallds ASSETS C.sh and due tram ban« s .................... 1,380 U.S. Tre.HUry securities . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •91 Federal funds sold and '9<Urlt~ purc:.hased ""*" aoreements to resell In domestic off le.es .•........•..•..•. 3,600 OtMr a55ets . . . . . ... , ....... , • • .. . . • .. . .. . 34 I TOT AL As.SETS . . ..•..•..•...••..•.•..•... S,505 " LIABILITIES Demand deposits of lncfl•kluals, ~rtnenhfps, and corps. . • • . . . . . . . . . . . ... •..m Other llabUltles . . . • • .. .. . . . . .. . . . 59 TOTAL LIABILITIES <excludhw;i subornlnated notes •nd debe-ntures) . . • . • . • . . . . . . . •.•49 SHAAEHOLDEAS EQUITY TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL . . . • . ... .. .. . . .•. 1,000 Retained Mm•ngs . . . • . . . .. . . . . .. • . . . S6 TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY............. . ......•......... 1,056 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO SHAREHOLOERSEQUITY . .. . . .. . .. . 5,505 The unmrsJgned, Jeck LT~. President, and Frattk Edet~n. Ex-vlc~t of the above-- na~. NCh dKlarM, for h4mwlf alOM Md not fOf'theoeher: TMt the fore90ing StMefnent (lncl&ldlng the re- verw sl* Nnlof > Is certified to be true and Con"9C't • tothet.5tofmyknowledgnndbe0ef. ~ E~ on January 21, 19'0 at Newport • Beach, California Jack L TaufH Frank E~lste1n .....,._ °'-c-O.Oly ...... ,__.,. ,. lQ-e rtJBLIC N011CE PVllUC NOTICE ConwlW.tH RetHWt ef Ceedlt'-ef "COM· MERCE BANK" of ... wpor1 INdt, County of Orange, at a. ckKe ef tMnitwss °" OKember 31, 1f7t, Stn. .... No. 1216. * ASSETS Dollar Amounts inThouwnds ~shand~from~nks ................. 1,m ObtloatJonsOf other U.S. Gov't. F~I= ~orpsand secu;tttes ........... 700 pur<Nsect under ~s to nt91tl In domestk Offices . • • . . .• . • . • . • • • . t,600 LOM5, Tout (excluding uneemed Income> •.••.••.••.• 1,618 Less: Re•rwe for POSSlble eo.n kisses • • . • • • • • • .. • • • .. • 3S ~.net . . .. . . . • . . . . . . . • .. .. • . . . • . 8,653 Bank premises, F.F. & F .. etc. Clncl&ldlng S-0-capftal Je~) • • • • • • • . • .. . 60 Other assets Clncl&ldlng W lfrta9bfes)............................. 1'6 TOT AL ASSETS .. • .. • .. . . . • . • • .. .. • . • • .. . 12,351 LIABILITIES Dem.net d1pmUs of lndlv~IS, 1 Ti:.~sa:~=r.s·a,··············· 4 ' 2'7 ' lndlvkblls, ~rtnenhips, .net CQr1>0ratlons • • • • • • • • • . . . . • • . . . . . . • . • '·"' Deposits of U.S. Gowmtnent • •• •• . • .• . . •. • '8 Certified Md officers· cMdts • • • . . . • • • • • . • . '°2 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES •.•.••.• 9,~1 { Total demand deposits •.•..• 4.497 Total tlrN and savlnQs TO~g~POSiTs ·········· 4'844 IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES ..................... 9.~ Other llabUltles ............ . . . • • • . • . • . . . . 6" TOTAL LIABILITIES <excluding subordinated notes and debentures) ......................... 9,60S SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY common stock i' No shares authorized. . •• 500,000 t No. Shares outstandlnQ •.•. 275,000 • TOTAL CONTRIBUTED f CAPITAL ............................... 2,750 : R•talned ewnings and othet' : capttat~.......................... 3 • TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY • . . . . . . . • . • • • • • • . . . . . . • . . . . . . 2,7S3 • TOTAL UABILITIES ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY....... . . ... 12,358 Ml MORANDA (emwtttl Mtltaftdlftl .... ,.,.,. ..... , Tim. Decal1s of 1100,000 or man lndlomntlc offkas UPC only).· Time airttflc.atllS"' ~In denamtnatlcnt of $100,000 or more • . . • • 2,JtO Merktt val ... Of lrwestnwnt , ..c,~ • ' ••••••••••• ., •••••.••• ~ • • • • • • • • .,,, TM "'*"fgned, Satnan~ o. k•tOum, Vice Prffkfent and Cashier, and Geonle:''R. ~"""', aecuttw Vic. Prtllillnt of tht _... namtd benk; Nth dlet1rtt, • hi f •1Clf'9 end not for e.tother: I htw personal knowltOart Oft matt'lfs con- taf ntd In tn11 '9PO't 11"1d n•~ ht eKh st•· ment In M d npon ft true. Eech of tM un. dln1'**1. for lrnstlf •IOhe Ind not fOr tM °"*• c•rtlt1el "'*r Ptn41tY of ~IUfY t the f~ Ing ls tM af1d correct. Execut~ on Jtn\llr:Y ~ 1tl0. •t H.wport 8tK catltomll. ~t 0 .. 'KttehUm ~R.Odw* ........ ,,,....~ .... ..,,, ..... ( I • I ca - r • ,. . \ C.lendar .~ .. ,-DM.Y"°1' Food Is one of life"9 great pleasures. However, erjoyment of it seems tO be more and more elusive as prices skyrocket In order to cope and survive, thoughtful consumers are modifying shopping lists .. ' Wl1b ~ preuww ol time u well u moae1. mcM penou Deed to .. • bit and Woi1Eable 1am• plan. . A loltcal ooe would be tQ UM available coa....U~ fOOda plus ,...... trUlta and vesetabla when ~ are •t peak quelity and tltelr • lowest prtee.. Comtime tbe n1etabl• OI' ltutf them with canned paw for eu1-to-ftr DaaJD cl11bea. · Canned pastas such as ravioli, cannelloni, lalapa end spaC)lettl po!nt tbe We)' to trtmminc the budget a.ad 1Wl bavtq 1ood bot meala. These putu in tasty sauces wltb meat add a~. flavor and beartinelltocasaeroles, SOUlll and akilletdlnners. · . , •.. Ravioli Pepperonata per 2 medium-ai%ed e&Qlanta 1 tablespoon salt ~ cup chopped ereen pep. l,(f cup chopped red pepper v, cup onions '4 cup cooking oll 2 cans (15 ounces each) beer ravioli in tomato sauce 6 pitted black olives, sliced '4 cup grated Parmesan cheese Cut eggplant lo half lengtbwt.ae. Scoop out eggplant pulp witb a larae spoon or melol>beller. Salt pulp and al· low to stand for 15 minutes to remoft aceu water. Dry with ablorbent towel. Blanch eu· pl~ lbaDI for n .. minutes. 11 m bolllDI water; drain. Saale pep- per, onkJa and eaa>lut pulp in oil uoW IOft.. but not brown. Add ravtoll alieed olives and cheese. P'U1 btanebed shells witb ravtoll IDiatare. Cover tops with aluminum foll. Bake ln 350- dearee crfU for 20 minutes. Serves4penooa. I and menus. The accompanying recipes and tips il- lustrate some practical ways to meet the challenges of food and finance. Fl9b apples, available the year-round. are a~ t.be most adaptable ol fruita. Tbe7 Oft a lift to bamclrum dlabes. apan.niq tbe menu from appetll.en to anacb, aoaps, meat. aalada and desaerti. The accompanying recipe illustrates bow to dttas up a baked •P· pie, a deuert that ou&ht cost rrom S2 to $5 at fuae reM.au.ranta Made at borne, at cost.a less tban 50 centa a servm.. Baked appla are at home oo the breakfast table, aurrounded by bot cereaJ Or. they can be filled witb leftover meat, bub, c~ and rice for an enlrff For a special occasion, conceal the apple under a meringue. then sauce and name 1t. thus Meringue-topped Baked Apples 6 medium-Ille apples. top hall peeled and cored ~ cupbutUr Y.t c14> macaroon crumba 2 tablespoons rum or brandy 2 tablelpooaa raisins ~ cup white wine or vermoulh ~cupsugar 8 3-lncb round.a of touted bread "" cup apple Jelly 4tawbt&el "' t .. 11 IJGD cream of tartar ~ eupqar i,.; cup apple Jake '4 cup brand7 Greue a 1.,... bakinl dilb wtth a tableepoon of butt.er. Peel tbe top half of each apple a.ad remove tbe core. Combine macallH)D crumbs. ram ot braJidy-~and raialna and mix well. flU apple eeatel"I wttb the mixture, top eacb wtth a tea· 1poon ot bultet and place iD the bakin1 dub. Bake at 3SO degrea for 30 to 40 mlouU!s, buting occasionally. until ap- ples are soft but hold t.hear shape. Don't overcook. Toast bread. butter ireoerous- ly, tben spnad with apple jelly. Beat ea whites and cream ot tartar. then edd •uaar cr.clual· b'. and place tbe bded apples OD the touted rounds 1D &he dilh. Omtl' tops of apples with tbe mertnpe and retu.ra tbem to tile onn to bake at 500 depMa for l to 5 mlnua.. Add l'ftl\.llnln• apple j apple JelJ1 Del butter to a amall saucepan and brtna to a boil. Tranlfer the bot sauce into a ••rrinl di.ab. Heat the bnDdJ and brtnc to tbe table wUb tbe mertncue-tooPed apples and tbe aauce. Jpttj tbe br~.:. ldd to the uuce end 1pooo the 11anUu& aauee ~ each. apple ..... aentDf. &en.. penom. APPLS m1JTING: A ~:'~ apples for ucb cup ot brMd cubes. 110. delidoul poaltrJ 1t11Mn1. with CJGioo. eelerJ • .... and Ilk. $ CANNELLONI AND aaoooou: UDdercook JOG!' ~ ratber tu.a °""" cook tblm. Add fresk or troeea broccoU to canned canneDocd for a real ltallaa touell. $ APPLa oma.&T: lqual •mc!l•dt ot ftDebt ebopp..s QP .. and bam dit-Uctom mJSDa for u .a.t. Top wttb eoar cream. CJ l I I D ONLY T TBl!!BE facton can be renaled with a aood medical blltor7, pby1lcal eiramlaatloa and the use of new tecbnlque1 la tbe biochemical laboratori•. Dr. Butterworth. Chairman of tbe Nutrt tional Scleoce Depart ment at tbe Unlvenity of Alabama Medical Center, used slides to focu1 attention on a semi -automated dla1nostic screentn1 procedure for seven vitamins that bu been to me for the put two years at the Blrm· tn1bam Unheralty bospttal. Wttb this method cA aopbJ.stlcated electronic screentn1, blood aampla can n · veal the serum level of vttam.ln A ud carotene, vitamin B-12, vitamin C and folic acid; and the status of tbiamln, ribofiavm and vitamin B·6 ln the red cells. Approximately 600 testa are performed an· nually. Results are used to improve the nutrition levels or patients who can elt'Ct surgery. glv· mg them the advantage or a better recovery period. While many per11ooa In tbla country don't suffer vitamin deficiencies aa extreme as scu rvy, there are many who have the margmal In· adequacies of an Im- proper diet. H you're concerned about your family's nutrition in take. be sure that they eat a variety of green and yellow vegetables, citrus rrults, whole grains, high calcium milk products and enough protein each day. Here are some vegeta· ble recipes that contain ample servings or vitamins for the day. GREEN BEANS OREGANO 1 pack age ( 10 ounce) frozen ereen beans or fresh and trimmed 2 tomatoes. cut ln small wedeea l tablespoon chopped onion 1 teaspoon lemon ju1ce ,,., teaspoon dried oregano 'It teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon 1rated Parmesan cheese Place green beau ln a heavy saucepan; add ~ inch of water to saucepan. Add tomatoes, onion, lemon Red Meat Production To Increase BJ T•• Auodated Preu Tb• A1rleulture Department predict• tb at production of poultrr and red meat wtU be up 3 percent to 5 l*ffDl ln the ftrlt halt ottbi.,..... Tbe leader wlll be ~rk Dl'Oductioa witb a lar1ebacreaseantlelpat- ed, Oftldall u.ld. or 11rgery With Good Nutrition By June Roth 1 pacta1e C 10· ounce) frozen peu or free lbeUed,... 1 tablt1poon eboppedCIGJaa "' teMpOOI (bopped cUU ftlld \t tealpoan .... •ore Ol'Ull• JuJce, if o . M~ 4 1 rv- ln11. Cid. aquub lD IWftl, proxlmatel1 ~ Pound Sn,unrtN. and auape tacb out Midi. Place upeidil 2 teaspooae butter down lo a bakiAI pan; BAllEl>AOOaN IQllASllAND PhS t acorn equuh, ai>- or maraartne ~~ tn a half.iacb of 2 • ieupoou brown DOWq w.ur and bake 101ar tn a • <tesr-oven for Join in Ralphs 101lh - Double Coupon Savings , • Hunclrecla of new eweryclciw low prices •Ralpm Brands •PLAINWllAP sawlngs •Faster checkout ..... , ~ Farmer John·Pork Lofn Fenner John-Small Biz" Mixed Fresh Pork Pork Spareribs Chops Regular or Thicit Halley's Chili & Beans •Do .. le Value Coupons ancl fun promotions • Quallty produce •USDA Choice Beef •Frien•y Serwice ---------------....._...~ ,,J119'-------------... R81ph9-Twtn Of P.rty Flake Brown 'N Serve Rolls U.S. No. 1 Russet Potatoes 10 lb. cello beg 1 29 129 5079 15oz.58 pkg.69 65 pkg. cen of 12 ~~ :~ . . . . .. ""' ________ ,,... , ... _______ ...,... ...,, ______ _.,... ... ... ... ... "" .... ________ ,, ... , ..... , ~ Gourmet-Frozen Boneless Chicken Breast per lb. 199 ... """* JGM.hftl ~ter Alb Pork Chops lllcecM lb. PkO. Hotly Bacon ,..,,. ~oft lhoutdef Pork Blade Steak p..,.... .l~Oftl lhoulder..aon.e... Pork Roast " ...... Cream Ch ltt .. ..., Danola Ham 11.ay~ .... Austrian SWISa ............ Cotto Salitnl Water Added Wiison Certlfted Boneless Ham per lb. I* lb. per lb. per lb. ,. lb. .... pace. 189 111 111 1'' , .. .79 ' 1:: 301 111a. ,... , ~ r Mltdor FrozenCo~.te Borden Longhorn Cheddar from Florida PUINWBIP Orange Juice 17 ·~-1 pkg. 1if79 .. ... .... Pantry FIQen ~Oroo._.Ml"'9d Side Qulcka . ':.. .... 58 AegulerMUnNf'9d 1IOL 59 Krispy Crackers ptig .• Super PracliKC ,... ..... an. Cab bag ':' .10 .,TNft .... Lemon• ... .14 vrar Sa d Tomatoes ':' .39 ~ ... Aeeort.d Finan GoldMI Premium Ice Cremn Todd._-41 Ct. Ol btra Abeorbent-.0 Ct. PUDIWBIP Disposable Diapers ~a-1~179 ;~499 ""' ... ___________ ,,,. "" .... ____________ ,,. { ' F'OOD TBST Aas HUDI more fruit and ve1etable1, ore PoQJtrJ ..... porlc. Tile Oepartmeat of A&J1 bu UCl• eel .. veral 1tud1 1 to kMP tnck ol U.S. food conaumpttoa. Tbe 1tudlet, tncludlD• la· formalloo from 15,0IO bouMbol~ and 3',000 fa. dlvlduala who coma.med more tbaa 20,000 dtf· fereot product.a, are auu 1oln1 on. but some pre-li m iaary results are available. Amooa the findinp -A compar1son of diets m 1965 and 1m showed that the average number or calortes declined by 10 percent. Nutrition experts in the department said the drop was probably due to a decrease m the use or milk and dairy pro- ducts, bread and cereals, fats and oils and sweets -People are ~cttmg more calcium and vitamins A and C than they used to They are getting less fat. Iron in take generally remains below r et'omme nded dall y allowances, however, partit'ularly for infants and for women age 12 to 50 -Ament'ans spent 36 percent of their rood dollars on meals away from home m 1978. a<'· cording to the Com- merce Department That compares with un. der 20 pert'ent less than 15 y ears ago Thl' restaurant industry savs the proportion wall reach 40 percent th1M year That means that two dollars out.or every five we spend on food wHI go for meal s 1n restaurants, snack bars, fast-food outlets. etc. -FEWER calories does n't n ecessarily mean fewer pounds. D. Mark Hegstead, ad· ministrator of the Agriculture Depart ment's Human Nutnt.lon Center. told a con ference late last fall that the population as a Fo~ Dione ' • hole JS getting fatter at the same llme 1t is eat-ing less "There have been rather large decreases tn physical activity - shifts to more sedentary work -that the national Jogging ki ck has not halanct>d," he sa1d_ Other USDA studies have found that we are stall eating the same amount of food we used to. but our preferences have changed. From 1968 to 1978, for exam pie. per capita annual food consumption re- ma10ed at about l ,440 pounds. The per capita <'ODSumption of pork, however, dropped by 8 percent from 61.4 peunds to 56.5 pounds. Per capita consumption of eggs dropped by almost 14 percent and the use of evaporated and condensed milk decreased by more than 67 percent AT 'mE SAME tJme. per capita consumption of fish went up by 17 3 p ercent , poultry con· sumption rose 28 per- cent, cheese ronsump· t1on incrt~ased 64 per· cent. consumption of fresh and pro<'~ssed fruit increased fi per cent and consumption or canned and frl'sh vegetablC's grc•w bv J percent Note The ov<'ra ll trends do not r<.'fh'<'t s hort term ups and d o w n s c a u s t· d b y changes 10 :-.uppl y ConsumpllOn or beef and veal has increased m the long run, for example, but declmed m 1973 and 1979 because or smaller supplies AU tbia food 1s costing more lb.an It used to Supermarket1ng magazine. a trJde publication. reported that grocery store sales m 1978 the latest year for wb1ch fi gures are available -totaled $162 6 bul.Jon , up $14 5 b1lhon or 10 percent from 1977. The rule of DAI\. Y "LOT C1 increase 1n store sales was about the same as tht• rise m food pnces Benefits of Meat Curing Cunng helps to keep meat safe to eat for a longer time than fresh meat Nitrite 1s a common curing ing:redtent that 1s used to preserve prod ucts like sa lami . bacon, bologna and frankfurters. The mtnte also helps give these products their d1 s - tmcllve color and taste. THE MOST important use of nitnte in cured products 1s to prevent botulism from develop- 1 n g 1n these meats. Rotuhs m is a deadly form of food poisoning. Some persons are questioning the safety of mtrites They are con cerned that additives s uch as nitrite may somehow be harmful to their health Other persons are con · cerned about uutial re· ports that mtnte may c au se ca ncer in laboratory arumals. The United States Department o f Agri<'ulture (USDA) sets the ruJt.>s a5 to how the meat producLc; must be made. The USDA rules assure you that the bacon, frankfurters. and salami that you buy are what you expt•rt them to be THE MAKERS or cured meat produ<'ts can't use those nam~s unless they follow the rules set by the USDA Some consumers and meat processors have asked the USDA to rhange the rules so that they ran have bologna. bacon, frankfurters, and o ther c ured meats ~1th out mtnte. but still called bv those names These products may look and taste different Iv than the frankfurters and bacon that con- sumers are used to Since these products do not cont.am rutrite, they will have to be kept frozen or refrigerated . -----• IO~OFF MAYPO Save on your next purchase ofMaypo maple-flavored oatmeal. I Only one coupon may be used. ------- I I I I I I I ' . ... ~ on two products. from Hi-Dri: First. J..'\:t 2.~ off wtx11 you buy t lH>r1 PJ~'f lO\\\.+, and/or rothroom 11~-.uc m annornbinatlOfl of three packa~'S. Tht>n sifTl)ly Sl'Od u.-. thoisl-lhrcc proc 1(<; c )f purth.l.'4.· akin).! with the Off1Ckll Coupon f<t.'41.Jl.-st f-<xm and ~-ta ~LOO value in coupons. \0u'll 5aw some a~d cash on our Cam1lv 11f hnc JlJ~r pr1 iducLo;. Hi-DrL A family of quality paper products. ..... WITH 3 PROOFS OF PURCHASE. ~00 100 JD. i------,-.. ,..,.. -~:1- ------------r••"' ~ .. ~ ~""-----""' -UJU~ '•'•-------...::'•t> i...... •• .. -----------------· I I tSSUS II TO Of[ OlAUJI ltu~ <out n • !><-•l"<l .. me'O "• 1 ~l<hn J or ""'>""' \OfC~"'ll ;itu\ _, lo< h~nc "'' '~ ~ l 111pr1n ·~ '!'<""'"° trQl!'I (u~111-• 0" put """ ()I \!"!! m•"I "'"°'~ Proc' I Pu•["''" ot ~ ., .. '«'~· \I ' I JN"• {nan<J•\(' to rov~• oupt)ns • u~•""<l "'"~' t"' • "" ()IO •Hlu•\I ti i•lu1t 10 COm()ly Inly •Oo<I d r •t n ' !Jm~'•'O I r rr<)tl'IOllQn ) Hf'OPmp!l<)t>;, nf)' ll;Jn()ff'(I ·~· ~~" bf • 1>1 ol""' out;o<JP dt'"' • \ Coullil". ••• ncnt '"' •r •W •na wood 11 UV I\ ll•CIMI I•-() loi•HI tttlro!lf'O OI lo(~y I\'" Qu"l'd <A.lt!>lll<'• mu• I P•Y ,;ny Sol~\ I.I• U \h ~pl " wilu, I IOU< fOl ltlDOtPTl<*~_!All TO TH( "lSTl( COttPAllT l~.1.! 0 IOl bw, lLM CITY " C 17191 OHLll wuv OfllT '" U S A UMrT OfllY Oft( COU"°" MAY IE ltlOU 111£0 Pl II UlffT Of PllOOOCl ~llCff ASl D GOOD Oii l T Off NlSCAf(t OfCAffUNAflD lltSlAln COHll •N• OTHER US( coittmuns FllAUO EXPIRES APRIL 30 1980 SAVE 604 on Olly SIZf" )Of of N('<.;,col<'.'.· • ():>criHPrnotl"'d rn:.1orr Cotf Pt.' I I I I I I -- ' cuse. The rejected applicant is simply told that somebody else ls better qualified or more awl.a- ble -sub1ective JUdg ment.s that are difficult to dispute WOY ARE ap - pearan~ sotmportant., Because they are' In some compan1e•. appearances ere what hiring highly visible women executives is all about. The job interview is as much casting call as talent bunt, aod the person wbo looks the part get.a to play the role. What's the look? Tbe proper lmage for a pro- motable female ex- ecutive baa become a corporate cllche in only a few short years. Sllm-auUed and im- peccabl1 tailored lo sub dued tones . . . wltb a sexuall)'-neuterect air of enern and efficiency that's all business, as lean and fat-free u the corporate bud&et. BUT PAT women COD· vey an~ of mother· ly <or srudmot.berly) femi.D1n1ty from wbleb tbe pOUntlal employer takes only tb• moat negaU•• lmplleaUona. Tbe penonnel offteer beeinl to~ ll 1be'1 goin1 to call In late becauae tb• wa1blDS macblne overftowed or the kktl baft meul•. Will lbe suddenly 1•t married, preanant or move to llllwaukee became blr buaband 1ot promoted? Botb fat women and lat mta lban tbe ume ne1aUv• (and lnac· curate) tmaa• u Hlf. ind~ UDdllelpllned woran. Hot Dog& Popular Amen l"• tb• bot .... -dillUaa the =s;==i:: tile prodDct WU reeehl•I aclYtr•• critSdam. ., u. dole Ill 117t, A erltUI 'ad llteD man .._ 1.T blWon ==-...... Of'a' • .:.: err.:-~:; Hcil1Jo~l1•111e Cc•IU, ftl ... 1111 hot-••ldM111*1 f~ a D1W Miii. lta co ~•ahne• ••4 y === m-:rf proce111ai fatmalM, mab t ... ~p1UbJ1 wUb ma•r Ill .... .... . FOOD • Doesn't Come Ill Chubby ••••• cueata •ad wttll IO__, laeaJth pro. W a a D ' t I 0 l D I bJema, an lnt.ervlewer a•' wlaer•.'' Tb• wont. about alct daJI ~ .. ID thllt request porCll lUtl exla\ for D a Jobi W N tbey deal wl\b other wom -real .. tate. tortumple. Kaowlna that woma ..... ,lllL •. c== -•• c;:c:::::; ,-..a;:;::a::;;, ..... f~.-a::q mdabl•Dll ll~dear. Aad f11all1, tb• bafea .--.,,, to em= wbo ea1erly 1"~,,._,....,.0llf, .. eoam the fat women -a. •· ~ • /oOd lato a job mar b• pr•l•rnc••· L•an to mo&t•ated by al lb• ~ UW Cdlot"-p W'l'OQI IUIOGI. 0De ft• rtHd, to N die --VCJU ecutlft. Ured of leeln1 toant. Bind a~. Ml#· Im trtm wlltuta abaft. addn I I I notlope ond 3S doe bl.II) for better op-cnt• to !Liii OOUIUtlET portualtl••· confided D•SlON-YOUR-OWN tbat wbat be reaJly DIET, a care of UWr Dd11 wanted now was "a nice Aloe, P.O. Bos u., Com fat dump1 lady wbo 11 .... Cal# ..... vou know our beef prices are low, but have you checked out · our park pri es? .----------~--~------~~ ~ ~~--~--~--~---------....... (.:·BEEF /'CROSS 198 /RIB ROAST , 1 BONELESS llONOEO BEEF CHUCIC LI. • ·," LARGE END .1 ~, RIB ROAST 189 : LB I I~· BOfC)(D IEEF "" ~~~~~~~~~- 2sa '. T·BONE \ . STEAK BONDED BEEF lOfN lB BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAi( 99 loo.DlO If H II • ~NJnCHUCI( ROAST .. 11 1. 29 FRESH BEEF BRISKET .• 1.98 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK la 2.59 IO!ltUfo'.> llONOtO Ill•~ EXTRA LEAN GRQUND BEE~ 89 IOOf\,.Oll•Cll07,._IAn Ill • CORNED BEEF B~KET LI 1.49 _,_ PORTERHOUSE STEAK • LI 2.68 IQlllDiO IEtl U>oO< .... STEWING BEEF ,1.98 llOOllLIY> ~o •• • BONELESS RUMP ROAST la 1.98 ll()fC)fO Mt I llOU"O ~ ( •T canned & Packaged \ 't, p HEINZ t, KETCHUP .89 LPORK AND BEANS .55 12oz. en bOLYMPIC MEAL 69 BREAD • HAllVEST DAY 14 OZ. LOAF ·}'LADY LEE 25 o=~CHEESE e 7'1\ OZ. BOX l ~.~~~-~~1~~ 1.08 l ~~ ...... 160LCA ... 45 1 ~.~.~~~CAH.33 l~~ .. MOZl!l .99 l ~~VMl.,.~OUOll. 79 l~~~.~,_..71 l ~~~:~?.:.~.~!.~n 1.29 l ~~.~ .... UOLCA ... 29 l ~.~.~~ >totCMte61 l ~~ ... ,,.Ol.CAll.38 l~.~.~~ .. ~.'37 1~~.~~MOl.ln. 1.25 l~'$50UP 26 --........... -.oi.e.. l~~-~ .• " ... 2.15 l~V."!i..~ ••. 65 VANCAMP'S J1 OZ CAN .;TREETOP 139 APPLE JUICE 640Z BTL A PEANUT BUTTCR 1 Q ~~~·~.0oi.N1. !~~.~~-99 b TOP RAMEN NOODLES 25 O•UffAl tOM • .,.,. ,., I OZ N:l ~ L ~L .~~,-~ ....... ',,oz (Ml. 63 L ~~HA~.~~.~~~~•CM.CNl.59 b ~~.~~ ...... IOOl.11\. 1.35 L MOTT~~PPL~noz JM• 71 1~.~~.~.~0L ... 89 A 2~~ M.1><.. 17\t Ol. IOll 1.19 A ~c.1111 ... ~.~~.~M":a.89 l~t~ ....... OLN1.12 l~~.~ .... ttor,.1.09 l ~~~l!HOf ,U01 CM.57 Dairy & FrOzen Week after week, ., ..... ,,.,\, .... , ..... ,~··· . ~ ' · ., 11 r1 1•1 · '' . · \ '., .. t ' I I . j tl . you've come to know ~ 1 · ~ ... .,, Lucky as the \ PORK '\:\ supermarket that offers low beef prices. Well, 1 128 \,, we hadn ,t meant to PORK LOIN keep it a secret. but in ~~ AvoAGl wu;HT J LBS addition to our low beef prices, we have a mouth-watering selection of pork items at low prices. too. Thick and meaty ribs and chops, sirloin roasts and hams. All at tantalizing, across- the-board savings that other supermarkets (hard as they try) find difficult to match . So now you know you can come to us for lower overall prices on beef and pork. Don't be shy. A lot of people are finding that at Lucky, they can afford to buy both. ---Dairy & Frozen !LADY LEE .99 YOGURT 14 flAVOIS UOZ.CTN. !BANOUET 198 CHICKEN FftO S2 OZ. PICG. ! ~~-·~°' CA'-1.69 b HARVEST DAV CORN 49 an.. . ............... 10oz ... . !~~~~~•or .... 59 b~~~-c1.32 1~1:~01 ... 1.59 ! ~~ .. •OlN: 1.63 x~~~oz~.49 Uquor A=~~ ... nGMU'l2.09 lCRIBAm WINES 2 Q9 ~~.~lft st.: • l~~l""'-2.75 l~.~~12.99 l~.~Lfltl\ 10.99 oe11cate111n ltllms l~~~.~-1.99 '~-~ .... 1.19 l8 " __________ it PORK 129'· \ SPARERtBS ·~I~ COUNTIN STVU lf8 £HO ~ l()ttj LI • , PORK SHOULDER 79 ROAST • • 11t5" PICNIC S TYlf l8 PORK SPARE~BS .. 1.29 PORK LOIN R'1B OiOPS FRESH LEG Of PORK PORK LOfN CHOPS ll~Ollll IJ 1.68 19 1.29 .. 1.88 FRESH lEC Of PORK .1.98 BONELESS WHOLE HAM 1 58 t •vu•cooat>\.,~ •Tl•~ ll • , 1 OSCAR MAYER BACON 1 58 .......... it0110l"':f.1'9 ...... r:. • • !CHEDDAR 119 CHEESE lAl<t TO LAKE MILO 9 OZ PICC latlCICEN .89 BOLOGNA LADY llE SUCtO 16 OZ. PICC r BUOOIG'S suctO MEATS 49 6 •v-11f9 l~Ol IOll;. A AMBnCAN o&se FOOO =-~ .... OLllllC 1.89 1~~~1.29 l~~.~.ot ... 1.99 I~~~ ... ·1.43 -HOUseftOICI I Pet E NICE & SOFT 89 TISSUE • Zff • MOC ns SI Pl((;, ASsanto Oft ACCENTS l~~~~ .... 2.53 '=-~~ ~cur.2.39 I~ rtES_~~·-· 200CT •• 6S 1~~-.. .iCT .... 47 l~cl~~~.71 l~.~ ..... cal'\1.59 l ~.~~ ... notCM.87 1=.:.~.~~CM1.42 FRESH RUET OF PACIRb RED SNAPPER 169 LB ----Health & Beauty Aids }'DRISTAN t, TABlETS 263 PlcG Of 50 L~~~ oz • .,.1.59 b~~~oor •n 1.57 L ~~-P ~: ..... t ~.,3.99 IAO< 1.69 Produce PIPPIN .49 APPLES UTIAfMCY lB F-0!9, GOOD C'OO«lt LEAF .19 LEmJCE :m"'im"Yo°t.v~ llJf04 ~ .19 LMGl FNlt:r ltlCH. N\ITlmOUS LI. FRESH MUSHROOMS .79 IOZ.PtcG PINK 25 GRAPEFRUIT • LMOI. a ms-. IMlf uoc Lower Prices overall FOOD Shrhftp MEXICAN White Shnmp, sold raw with the bead off and shell on. is considered one of the finest by lbe world m artet. Unlike ill coualm.. the pink and the brown shrimps, lta meat ls opaque unW cooked and remains white even after cooking. A limited quantity IS sold peeled and de- ve lned in specially markets . Mexican Ocean White is only available raw. unlike Mexican Bay White Shrimp, wbich 1s caught and cooked the same day, due to its perishability. T ' DAILY PtL0T QI ,,. 8/nJ81 Beacy7 forah/trf) flo'n the Mexican KWCosst end Gulf of caMomla IS ender way. ADYllT1SlO ITUI AVAIUIWT'f GIUAlfTlll ,~..,. , .. J ,,,. .. .. •10•011 ........... ~1 ·0t\Alt lit ,.._,...,,, ... • .•~ I t fl>I a• ·;f lf(lrO• ~lfO ·• '• • .. M Qfl t It • ,. •tt &. y1 t l I t!IW 9' flt' ?lltl t '~' IO(I • t w•••• t •llW tf1 •(t·•~ ,,... ~ .,If' ..... 'Ii ... f It r •• trri. .. ~111116.1 I ... •• ,,. JD 1•• • ,. • ·••' •""rt 1111·~.-. .a• AU •AlmTf 1Mn lllSllMD. llO SAU TO DUUIS OI A>l lnAU OI COMMllCW ISi. "*8 l'9KTIYI Wiii .. JH. lt T-.v TUB .. R I . S, 1910. "The season opened mid·October Uus year," he added, "and will con- tinue until April with peak production occur- ring in January, February and March Mexican production dominates Western markets, with especially strong sales m Northern California, w~re there seems to be a Insatia- ble demand fo the del · icacy " ALL BEEF CUTS REDUCED 10~ TO 30 ~ PER LB •. Mexico's two maJor Ocean Sbnmp packmg ports are Guaymas and Mazatlan. WHILE smaller boats must return t.o port to have their catch un- loaded and flash-frozen into five-pound blocks, larger shrimp boats.,, wb.ieh are able to fisQ.... further from shore. fre- quently have their own freezing facililies on board. The White Shrimp spawn in shallow coastal bays, hence the named "Bay Shrimp" for the s maller, early crop With maturity the shrimp migrate rnto deeper waters, where drag nets haul them as "OceanShrimp " Size differs con - siderably from as many as 80 per pound 10 the early catch to as few as eight or ten per pound later With jumbo shrimp readily available now, it's time to get out your recipes for Jambalaya, Marengo. even Swedi!sh PickledShrimp ISLANDER SHRIMP 11"2 pounds shrimp •/4 cup lime juice v.i teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon curry powder 1 cup flaked co- conut lcupflour ~cupm1lk 1 teaspoon baking powder •<i! teaspoon ground ginger Peel and clean shrimp. Mix ltme juice with salt, curry powder, ginger. Let shrimp stand in mixture about Skillet l11nch . . WILSON'S KRUSE SHAllK PORTIO SMOKED HA CDml·CUTSMOllD HAM suas ... 11. '1.99 ' ~ Apple Bars Should Be Popular lut u Jolul.aJ AJ>· plMeed laer..Md the QPI•'• pOplllutt:y. tbeee ...... wlll beeome a C::.lar mack at your lobna1 A.ppleaeed Bara featU'l"e oatmeal eookle mlx and ap pJeaauce. Semi-aweet eboc:olae pleeea, nuts and aptcee make thia a delicloua after school saack or a quack deaert. OA TllEAL l"OOIUe max eliminates extra meaaunne and meani. aeu dean up, making tJah a quick. convenient recipe. Tb.is maJt con- t.aim tbe cJuslc rolled oat.a, blP lD B vttamms and minerab. In jut 20 minutes these super bars bake t.o • a eoldm brown. Then cut, serve and see bow popular this snack real ly us. Johnny Appleseed Bars will become a popular ~nack at your house JOHNNY APPLESEED BARS One 18 ·oun<·~ pa<'kage oatmeal <·ook1" m1Jt .., cup semt·bwcet • ebocolate pieces V. cup appleaaace V. teaapoon can aamon '-'•teaspoon nutmeg \ii teaspoon cloves \la cup chopped nuts Combane <A ll rngre- d1ent.s ncept nuts. mix well Spread into lightly 1:Teased 13 x9 tn('h bak ang pan, sprinkle with nuts. Bake at 3 75 degrees about 20 manutes or unlll golden brown Cool, cut aoto bars Store ln ttgbtly covered container at room temperature Makes 1J-x9-mch pan of ban lamb Facts Published Are you confronted with the never-endmg cballen1e or servaog •·something ditrerent" for apecial gatherings, company dinners and simply the dailY family meals? u so, look to lamb to solve the dilemma. Lamb oftms Yariet)' and •enatllicy suited to any occaaian. --- BANQUET MEAT PIES "W,.,.l .... ,t\;li\NI • ~ MJ"'bl.lf h.Jil'Mt• .33 .29 VONS 2·l.fTER BEVERAGES t>I~ r1() Ill Tl-llOTTl l 11/'>0M Ul"f COIA ROOT llUJt .69 GROCERIES ft~~<Mlff Le Sueur Smlll Pma .25 .69 .33 .35 T'.:'.~1tJu1ce 125 ~.JI« Seneca Af~.-•••• 11e .... e .69 T:r.o=e~ee 4 99 ~f:m. Fruit CodcbQ • 72 ~~.69 ~~~Olwea • 77 ·•OUl«f t/111. 79 Hem &a.et Plddl9 • rc:rrooo ~ 0.U•lng. 7 6 123 .63 233 126 • 71 ~~ ... "'°' 101 ~Max 109 ~:a.a.a-. 203 109 ]24 ~~--.99 1'' J VONS CAT FOOD 6~0~ A.'if,()n\J} ' I-'~ CLOROX UQ<JID BL.EACH 4.. I '"'ii MARINA BATHROOM TISS<JE 4 ...-U ....C.._.. I f'W<llD WHlll A.'NJl(!lJ) .19 .69 .89 GROCERIES c.~~mlllow• .49 139 .20 199 216 L;:fT;i~ } 19 FROZEN FOODS S:::C:,, ..,..,.. .83 ~L~d:'..129 ~Jumbo -.. 109 4INI~ Vona COb Corn .85 183 .59 .55 .79 129 • Offer? ..,.., Aa wms men, '" altra,Jlloc*•t f'1'M With I qute· Uoft : wtlal ll t.IM real t to met T ma1 DOt be lo mooey. FM nample, ll we ••nd for a fret -- BEEF T-BONE ---~STEAKS ... 198 .. 2sa 248 --------14ttl t l'\t .... ,, IC """< (J' BONEJ ESS STEWING BEEF .. 189 HEJNZ TOMATO KETCHUP 17 Oll'l('t. l!OnV .89 80MQ8T 29 KJNNCNI ~ .... NATCJRAL LIGHT Beat .""°' •lOl..a~ SPEAS APPLE JUICE ........ I> CHICKEN OF THE SEA TONA l>.)-OtJ'Ol'1 t N1 (}t:J!"I'< 11.>fl ~f f'f w-.TUI Oii 0t MEATS 139 .73 Ul2 58 UI 2 48 lll 3 39 llJ ]98 ,.239 RIPE SALAD TOMATOES I I • ,..,.,,., JERSEYMAID C01TAQ£ CHEESE ·~~ »c:ua C>lllOfo ... .• 39 .77 MJLLBROOK VODKA 80-PROOF VONS ME.ATOR BEEF BO LOO NA •10...-0 ""1Ul(.jf .... &.-'*'i fUn llClr 'ftaraM•• ..,..._,... ti'.! FOOD 189 659 ~CXlOlel UQUOR • 7f USDA FOOD STAMP COUPONS GlADLV ACCEPTED • J99 799 549 a• • FOOD 80•£ 0188&8 ar~ mllder. relyll\I malftly on awfft·l)'pe 1pie•1 soc:b as ctnnamoo, cor rtander, and nutme1 Others are more 'PUD&eol, with plenty of potent cu.min, turmeric and cardamom And some, calhnt tor bot peppers, have real nre- power. The m&QJ 1peces that 1'0 into curry powder repre1ent an ideal means for yoa lo add variety and JDeSl to )'OW' dally menus. While lt would be tedious t.o measure out a multitude of different spices every lime you prepared a recipe, a selection of three or rour. plus the flavorful additK>n of bot pepper sauce. will produce a re· s uit that is authentic tn taste. yet feasible to pre pare Expenence the Cur ried Chlcken Dt>lht, for e xample. Economical chicken 1s enhanced with a delightful selec- 1100 of spices, all <'Om· bined m a saurl' made mellow with rreamy yogurt It lb also out· s tandingly attractive. with an almost 1ncan descent green ~auce H your vegetables 1tave been tumang out ho-bum lately. try the East IAdJan Vqetable Cuaerole. which ecmve- oleotly combine• the starch •IHI •e1etabJe ~ to cme. With the .peanutl ad Moaarella cbeeae. tlte caHerole S'UpJ>lies sufnclent pro- tein for ase u a bud&et· sann1 meaUeaa main coarse. Since lnd1an fooda can ranae from aromatical ly mild t.o fiery bot, why not serve both dishes with a bottle of bot pep· per sauce on the table to permit diners to flavor their curries a1 they wiah? CURRIED CHICKEN DEUIJ 1 chicken (about 3 pounds), cut mt.o scrv io1 pieces t tablespoon butter or margarine 1 cup chopped onion 2 clovei; earl1c . minced J chicken bouillon cube ll,I• cup water . 1 teaspoon erouod turmenc• 1 teaspoon ground coriander• 1 teaspoon croand cumin seed• '"2 tee.poaa salt "• teMpoon r.mund clo.e SPtUNG BOUQUET: ·-~ ..... ~ ...... .-... ..-. ...... _ ... __ .,.. ____ .......,_ 119 Safeway Meats l\1ANOR HOUSE CHICKEN FRANKS T~o\rn1 ~ 79 ""'I\ Kail !.!~ e ( ... Id \1111~· ..-~ .. SCOTCH BUY CHUNK BOLOGNA llfJndom \\<c11h1 ~ 98 t8u1L -.i11.·cd II> I Oq Jb • USDA CHOICE T-BONE STEAK •To plump raisins, hO\C.otc:d 8,® J98 drop lDlo boiling water ~ Alld ~u and let stand 5 minutes, 1we1• A41W1 • lb lck.tllv8rml ~. 289 U~DA t loooQe ~ tt«t I tt1n • .. .A dram. TOPROl"llO~IEAK lr.OAC""°'• lllloll .. "'-....... • 2.69 SKINLESS PORK LINKS .59 ....._ ...... -J4I DAILY flfl.OT C'f • 8pl r tllceo for y MtYlng • Honey •n Spice 0112• • Cooked 30 ttoura "'"'l f fl • Nationwide ahlpp no HMCe '"" hll~ • • • •full Mfvtce 0.Ucat .. aen ey •Old WockS Cheoee8hop !led lii"~~Y0·S .) (jtwullcl , .. AtmL. ~"-' rln11 • t /1(1111! to r!I NEW LOW PRKISI EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 1980 EHfJD~ Cbmpere our pnc:e wtttl Beef & ot: mMt pricnf l7M L COAJTMWT., C-.. *" PMOMI ,,...... 14'01 UYMOM» WAY~ & TotlO ID .. & TOtlO, PMOMI IJMIU '"" 111.Ctt aw .... ,..,.,. . .....,..,OM IU.CH. PHOM1 a.1-1111 Alto Anlhetm. Orange, R..cho Mlr8Qe. La Habfa. ~Otego. North tiollywooci WINSFORO: ·---...... -~._.., ....... ....... =.----.............. - Special Buys TUF 4N READY PAPER TOWELS ..,.,n l\n•t /\ l>\11 rtiMl I "'"'k 11r• SLICED FRF.ESTONE PEACHES NU MADE SALAD OIL htr < l~'~ 1ntr Or~"''"' l lwT1-.1' ~ 89 Boule• More Great Bu)s NORTHERN BATHROOM TISSUE TOWN HOUSE SPAGHETTI fln ~ 49 , . .,ri..,,., I~ II 1l1o1n 11,..Jlc,. Pllr • SCOTCH BUY SALTINES f '"r>And ~ 49 I ot.h ~ 16-«, (niden . . . .. "' • SWEET BREAD ....,,H_ -lAoof.99 DAILY PILOT .14 11 ( Hf't -\\- 1 HU •• •<,<.-. .... - Safeway Produce SALAD SIZE FRf.SH ·10MATOES 8E) "'"•'"'" 49 ·~'~"'''' Ptr I ., "'"''"'""<°' 4 Pltr e CRISP GREE"! CABBAGE ••• , ( .. 11: '>l.• ~ 10 ••r t •'l""•• ,,, ...... '". \11~:"\ifOl .A TANGUOS .l£" ~rtt...,, ... , ... ~ R0"'1AIN[ l£1Tl'C'C ..... -i l -.... .l...~ ITALIAN SQLA..4'11 ·~· .... ·· ... 49 Nutrition For Baby PORTERHOUSESTlAk lu9 IADAt"-lorlll t-1 llt .o · BONELESS IOAST V..OAtlluttta..ft""'\ ~-1.89 WHOLE Rll EYE "r,..,.• •-111. I "irlil t ,,_~ .... ll11t '°"'""' tlllt tr< llr .. ~• (Jr a ....... -.. C.• " .. w...,~ Ill 3.55 TURKEY HINOOUARTERS ,.9 v. '1111 """""" llf Nc:t a 1.111....., • ro-111 .. KAHN'SSLIC£01ACON 169 ....,...._Ab•Uu•1--' I•• l'\t • ·-POLISH SAUSAGE -I 1e9 11-0M•---n.-· .... ~ SMOKED FR.4NKS , • l.89 "".-1 -..... "tkn . -. .. Pkt. SU CED BEEf LIVER • ,,...,. t...i..Oo<t..uil ....... l.29 Variety Departmenr GILLETTE ATRA RAZOR Pl•olt"' He.id With ~Rllldcs 8$ 369 ..... 19dt "'1A YONNAISE ~ """" ... t ~----· 1>-.., IJ9 RAGU SAUCE ~ .,...._._ . ... "~ .79 MONTEREY JACK -.... c. i.-. ··-....... "' 1.99 Uquors And Wines orunou~ APPLES .............. ,.. ...... _ • .39 6-INCH POTHOS • rnai , .. ,"' .. eh ,... ... -'3.49 Froi.en Foods CELESTE PEPPERONI PIZZA In this qe of nutritlon conacJouane11-ratsin1, proper dJet la eesentlal to the pb:JsicaJ and men· tal ftll . ...._, al a nst •roap wbo remain puahe -tbe tssue: the unborn. ••Pre1aul women baYe a ,_pomlbilllJ to dMawll .. -to tbetr UDbofD babM9 to ~ ta.ID the .,. autr1tiau1 pattern l:'f.sftM .. a.,. Dr. S&r rt, a pro- f euor of Nutrltlo1l at S1raeuae U~l•er•lt:v , aat.bor and mother of l•S ADYl8BI. .. Grett pl'tCIWJeJ wbe.n JO •N la tlMt peat of be•ltb -llOl OYer• ~·· t·c ~ t, D 0 t U D • ~ but wttlJ all 111tCD1 ' ' for nurtur-De 9SQG;JOU11 btlD,1 Cblwortd··" omen wUl do well to e1refall1 plan tbelr w ... tbtou tli r pre1aanele1, follo"1U . ti r pbJtl· et >' .adYt u ck>Hly u , Dr. rt CHJQ.EN llEASTS ~tt aaya. ''Moat doctors and M.t-... _._..me....,_ 1 ... 3.69 nutritiolllsta DOW believe BU1T£RFISH FILLtt$ t b a t t b e • v e r a 1 e "·-•-.. '"',...,. • 1.29 mother-to-be abould ~al Buys ldeallJ pin • total °'-....... ~-....---·------24-2'1 pounda ~9-LIVES her PNIDllDCY· CAT Dr. Short eautlon•fOOO womea not to d1tt to loM B&'t 100 •eiaO& dmiQI tblir ... ~':c.& kt 1• aaelea. for tile t-h •n~ belleva t.belr unborn--·-· .. _· -···-·-----ebtldreu could euffer SHOl'BTIUNGS z"" 59 severelJ frOiD an~....,..,_,...._•-· ""•· quate amomrt ot MMD• ORANGE JUICE~ l 99 UaJ nutrteata. • -.... ,~. • Even IDON lmjorUat than bow maeb tu m~eau.nat lbe em CID Pl'Ofoundb affect ber d:dld11 beab.b uwell•-~1 ..,. Dr. 6bart. She mm. ac:COl"dace wWl a doc· tor'1 recommendatlon1 tor Pl'OPlr c1W Md •U• 111t.1'that caNnaJ ·pro- 1rammtn1 ot autrlent Intake wW molt Uka11 r1411he adequate amoWlt• of o&lcl•m, prO\eln aoct a Yltam ... all tbi HHnUaJ nutrJentl. .. Pt.RC-H FILLETS .._... • , ............. ~ ......... ! " 1.69 BR FADED FISHSTICKS '"""'•'•t)t-•-·--" .. 1.29 Bakery Buys 100%WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Mn. Wna1n·, ~ 59 W\&>k W\at 2'"41L lftM II°• OIMlt ... LMf. ANACIN TABLETS t ... 1.r1"'* lenluf~ 1.09 Stock-Up Buys MAZO LA CORN OIL MARGARINE ~'!-~.~ ...... ~~!.. 79 '"In l~~~s;!':.1~ ..... CARLO ROSSI VIN ROSE WINE ~ Ab.-Mt ::3 ~ 500 aw..-, w I S.Ulllr ,.._v., aotti. PAIS'T l£Ea ,,_ ........ oMO oo• ,6t-Ut CANADIAN HILL • ................ UM111L'9 •()du~c ~- c (. hcuc I 911) ~279 (l'T(OR!'i c,....a.~"'-"" 4~1.00 New Al Safeway THE SESAME SfREET LIBRAR\' ~ .. , ...... ,. ......... ·-SESAME llEAD .s9 DENNISON'SOUU ~~~OOk IL£N~ 7.'9 .,,_. (lMld~ Mr. Iii ... •""-' ,. ,,..,lelf .. 1111..... •. .......... .• 1~0..., \' ..... I ~ .• 99 <1NNAMON ROLLS ,...._ APPLE JUICE ~. • LORD CALVERT (r::•' 1''~) Mn.trt-·o~---........ M ..... 79 h••lt-. .... ....... . ... M4<. JA9 • ....._..._.,._......,_ .. ,,,_ 11.19 ,.....,.., .. J .... , ............... (' ...... ri.-.a....s. .......... C-.......llllllllll ..... "Q-- I FOOD Ha~e A Cozy, inter Kitchen Place eot•ed bUet' " • CIOld 099 .. "' d lar1 temperat•re a& 400 :~IMll.. .. d•IHH. lat• a•tU .... Of ..... ~~~ UlllWlll -I lrud .. lD ..... _... oal outaf.r •I••• -40 to 10 Wt" e ••• J•u ... ,... mbluUI. , ........... ,) •• .. e8m Nia tlr • Wt cooUr ltM4 OD 1'b1l• aad •aJor tb• wlN r.a u mlnatel. 1m1U pleaaurH Ua1t nm0te cab and eool wl•ter . . . U.. 8'ne. MA1D1D 1!GC1 -.AD f\mol'*-outoldoan ______________________________________________________________________________ ~----------~ lD • lll1M ad 1q and taMi • Clf W&ICIWll ~= IDOW from the "warmU. al• eC>S1 ldtdala. IN TBll aea1oa1 ,. bnmcb la a dallalttha •11 1o em.tad.a 1 emau drcJe "' frtmdl wttaioat the ,.. ad fcrmality that • tarp d1DMr .... tat.II. It'• a flexible mHl tbat can leaa lo tbe dJreeUan ot the tradl- tlouJ bndfut -"'· home trln. uuaaae. bacoo -or toward ibe more elaborate wtlb ln· spired mn.lettel, el ant qulcbe1 or •111 beoedic:t. Wba...._ th. e.batc.1 you C&D add • .. Of aurprtM to UHt m..i b)' uaint your tla.1 b&t•r to prepare a •Pfftatular loaf ol brakkod br9ad or • delidoua ('Off" C'&kft and aerv1n1 lt forth. from o.. to table. ln lb owobr1et~ Tbere'a no <"•rtbh reuon why a clay pOt •boWd laaf\lis.b ln &..be kitcbea ~bi.Det •aAllal to prepare t.be eftO!QI meal. lt'a one or tbe moet YUUUle s>'eC"ee of cookware you can own and lt'1 time to let it shine -eYeo at the brunch table! Clay pots are made or unglued tern cotta and soaked in water before use. They absorb and then release some or the water as Uoy particles durine the cookuti pro- cess. In bread baking, the moisture thus released creates the effect or a brick oven -the be1Jt or all possible env1ron- menu for the baking of bread U.at UI moist in· side and crisp and cru.s· ty outside The recipes that follow are reprinted from "Clay Cookery" by the EdJtors of Consumer Gulde. Plan your brunch around them. BRAIDED EGGBaEAD (Makes I loaf In a 3% qaart baker) "2 cup milk 6 table.spoons butter or mareartne 2 tablespoons sugar "2 teaspoon salt V. cup warm water t pack.aee active dry yeast 3\.; cups (approx.) all purpose flour 3eggs l ege white 1 teaspoon water 1 teaspoon sesame seeds Scald milk, remove from beat and stir in butter. •Ular and salt, atlrriq until butter melt.. Pour into large minr bowl and cool to lukewarm. Place V. cup warm water lo small bowl and aprinkle in yeast. Let stand unUl softened, about 3 minutes. Add yeast mixture and 1'4 cups of the fiour to the milk mixture and mix until blended well. Beat on medium apeed unUl doueb ia elaatlc and pull• away from bowl -about S minutes. Beat tn e11s. one at a time, and 1 cup ol the flour. Stir ln ~ cup or the flour to make a aort doup and turn onto a fJou.nd 1urface. K.aead, addlnl flour u needed, unUl ~ t. amootb aol 1ad.Dy and amall bubblla form Juat unclor th• 1arface -about 15 mlnUU.. Place c10•1b ln 1reaaed bowl and let 1taad, wv•ed. lD warm plac• untU do ble - about 1~ boun. Soall: du Pot lD ... I or 11 ,mlnutn, dnlu J>ottom, pat drJ and 1reaH bottom ••4 Sid•. Punch doWD 4oaab aad tlll'll oato nomect 1urface. bead llPUr .. till t1i110 I por. tkml. .. each lntO • U.llld rope ad ·.a.ca ro"9 &lat tit aJcle :la dff• ,...,., '1Widd aDd hck eDal under I.el it.lad I• wana l• • eOYend wtt.b ... paper, aUI doHle4. appru• tmate11 a to eo m.m . t ' deli. ....: ..... ,. IUAT WWIEIS ;.~ -= ... -... lllf FIAE '"°" .. o. ~ .......... -0" ao.>AM Y AllfTf PAQ :..":'- .. 99c u 63C .. $)0' l• $)It •• S) St ... s11s u 51'' u s1•• YOU AIWAYS· SAVI I WIFH sr11r111 BROS. 'OW·10W PRICIS c LB. ,....,,_,"" am O' SHRIMP ~~l , ..... ,..OlUI TURBOT FllUT ... Riii ROAST LARGEEHO $169 Lil WIUOllca&IW .. FllAllKS ti-OZ.PKO 99clll OU NG ES ~ • JlilfC't • SW&T ll'UM-GOleMAWU 19clL LETIUCE F...CV·~~ 23C u FRESH PORK SALE ~·1.D11o•2 .. -. ... o • 1 n sm11111 aMS1 &a COUlmlflHll , 1 a• ........ IUISLA -·u. 'I" mm.s \.9 --l• •1 7 • Nlir'sili&11 LA ••· ~·INOIADl• • llAll HIM l• I a• T ........ SLICED BACON 79cls I •• r The First Time at your Favorite . supermarket ... Make Learning Fun For vour Chlldrenl VOLU ONLY I V LU-.S 2-15 $ only t , ...... c::a... ..... .. Make lemnlng .., for your chll- dten by colleclL"lg the colorful volumes of The Sesame S"8el Ubmty. In this 91eat new series, Big Bird, Ernie & Bert, Cookie Monet•, Ole• .. Grouch, the Count md Giia M&llJIJ ats wlll laka ycu chlldran on a dellghlful joumey through the world of Sesmne Stlael ~stories, pouns, plcUes, rldcles, recipes Md crafts, these books wlH llllroduce JCU chlldrai to the lel&ars A to Z, runbers, and mmy Giia Important educallonal concept& And you wlll be helping JCU chil- dren to acquire the good lean*lg habits so Important to them In the yeas ahead. So when you visit one d cu stores this week, pick up Voll.me 1 for an amazingly low price. °""""'•--~T...._. ........ ..._ ......... ,.._.._. ... -......._ ____ fla...T ..... ........ , • r I ' . ,. ' i '~ W8Y m meat 10 lrn· portant for dieten ! One reuon la Lb.at aMat of· re.-. a hi&h proportion of nutrtent.s to the t'alorte• 1t conta!ns, t!11tpla1ns the ,._ National Llve Stock Knd .... , Boe.rd For example, a 4· ou.n~ eervtnt of cooked round ~ak Clean only> conta.lnl 215 calortea yet supplies 80 percent or the protein, 13 percent of the riboflavin, 33 per· cent of the niacin and 20 percent or the iron the body nE'eds dally tH•cord 1ng to tht' Rec m mended Dietary Al lowance11 That's a nutri· lion barearn dieters can't afford to miss Calone counters wall alao be pleas~ to note that a 4 ou n ce lean ground beef pa tty. broiled lo well done, contams 2S5 calories, a 4-ounce broiled. lean pork chop 300 calories and 4 ounces of routed. lean leg of lamb 215 calories These are calories well spt.>nl for all meats contain 1m pressive amounts of pro lean , 8 complex v1tamln8 and mlnerah. -;uch 88 iron A!I an added bonus. a meat centcrt'd diet •'> f' a c; 1 <' r I o ad he rt' t o h<-<·ausc of ;111 th•• vanNl and dt•l1C·1ous t·ntr1°t'!> that can he m<'ludcd DIETERS eating a variety of nutritious foodb including meat ~111 find they remain ~at1sf1cd lCJlller Sugar Target "Abstain" say the Pollen, buttons and T· sblrta proclalmlne Wed· neaday. February 6. aa Su1arhuDay. Americana are fast becomioa a soclety of ·•au1arbollc1," accord· ln1 to the Callfornla Dental AuoclatlGn. Today's younpten eat 12 t.lmea more 1u1ar than tbelr grandparent. : did almost 60 years a10. In 1921. tbe avera1e * perbOU ate 10 poundl of su1ar a year. today lt 'a a wbopplnc 128 pounda ~ per year, acCOJ"ding to the UIOdaUon. SUGARLESS Day, sponsored by the aa- sociat1on, 111 aimed at locualng attention on the exorbitant amounts or su1ar the avera1• peraon conaumea each day by encouragtn1 peo· pl• to refrain from eat· 101 aupr pn that day. Accordln1 to U .s. Department of Aerlculture. the avera1e American drlnlu 30 1allons of su1ar·laden soft drinb a year. Since 1960 aoft drinks have replaced milk aa the ,... aecond moat popular ' bevera1e, rt1bt behind I· coffee. I· EHD avoldlDI tbe r 1u1ar bowl and baavtb ••••i..4 aoft drlok1 ' -•o• •t drHtloaUy cut down cm tbe amount of 1aaar In tb• dt•t. Proctilled foods lite bot do11. cataup, ulad dreaalnc. aoup. peanut I butter ud ••:,.r.ato ' -chlPI der•· ble amountl Of IUIU r ManJ proeesaed foOdl r are anllabl• with or f-wltbo\lt IUlar IO tbe eooaumer eu cMck UM 1u1ar content t>y carefully readlnt t.be I label. su1ar la tbe villain wbea It com to tooth d1ea1i aad •v•u 10· callei n1tura1 1u1ara • hclM1 a moa ..... are ~-c~. Ottr • ,.C911t Of ,,.... hat'• ,d.eq. ····"· ... ..._... ,an tM ' ' Doesn't Have to Man Fewer D CIUCI S 1 Jt, .. STIAI Cent.er cut of U ~ D A C'hou:t bt't'I Grollld Beef Wll s 211• fl,,... oot t'~rf't'<I ''1' (dt hulk '' p111111 • Ground Beef WET$24t. Our IHnftt . d~ n''' t'Xr~ l't I 11 Sirtoin Tap IOAST •• '2'? Htirn>I-knund CUI o( lho1r• bt-.f Steak Tonight ... 1251 2 in A or Pk11 On ton or r'tpp.r Sbip Steaks .... 1321 .! ~t~11k. l 1•n1a.iht in 11 otZ l'k~ Sbip Steaks .... 1231 11111 ~tl'Ak Tonight w11ftt I h1n Steak Sandwich 125' MlllUDllAID OUllGI JUICI l!.k-•.W 8 9c Meat Pies u.r •• 2t A"' 8-f, Ch1ckrn ''' turk~~ Celeste Pizza ... 12" Liquor Dept. HArlfS SJlt 1111 =ft 12 ounce cene J & I Scotch ... *18" 1.7& litn rA rare l(O(ch Rilllte l I ISOJ .... 12"1 760 Mt-ltehen 1mpnr1f'd Nd "''"P Homemaker Helper1 TYUIOL 100 TAl.lTS s• '' Dry Idea ......... 1111 I 6 en Roll on cfo11d.,rnn1 Tflenol FOi CIUE ••• 99° 30 chtw1blt t11hlt'I~ S·-.:.a '1" l1IV98.IU ••••••••• Pk1t of 24 ••• for 1lnua hMdar .r 20 be1 boll. Hin •uni 0,.tera ........ •1• 3.M ea..-Wtl·P&e Brud a... Mein •.•• 3111 I ounc. peck.tp-Sun 81rd Brand R Kilako .....•• 55° T Cll. ped.all lof S..n ,klur lllPi ·--...... 55• . lA.rlt bar of IAIOrt-cl n11v11t1 .. _ linen uuu. •• 5.., 11 Sausage ITUI mu •• s 11! Sliced Bacon .... s 1 ·~ Bratwurst n... . . s 1 ~t 1 "" ••lti "'"''cl,. 111,.. mild rw: htit ~ l Hanchn th1c kPr • r•n• h •• 1 • fl1Jr 0'"'1'1 "''th PQ11 and -•mint '"nil ri'r• lli11k 11 lnb&1r '4.111. ftUT MIGIOI STUU fllS" PACIJIC LOISnl U.S.D.A. CMOICI lllf 11011 sis• ROAST u. VAii DI KAllP'S RIH Uez. ...... FILUTI s1•• Waffles •......... 1sc Welch's Grape .. a3e 120t pu,.,,lt lflJ'llJUICt ~·""•1th.,,... mu•\ •nd Oe.rorful u-i '"'' ·' I 4 tn I :\/4 lb U.S.D.A. OIOIU IW :=ss259 .. STOUft•S STUftd IHRU ="::· s 1 J• Vegetables ~IL ••• sse .... , k1 h r>f'••. ''"m ,..,, ""Mt Ban•t Chicken '221 .!. Ill hr1s lnM dulkrn l.S.1.A CllOICI lllf 0·1111$, 79 ROAST ~ I hw I.cut I l'htrHf l>rrt • • MRl.llllTHS •••u 'Pll :::.. s 1 •• Layer Clbs ..... s 1° l'tpprridlt Fuf'l\l 0 '" A .. 1 ••r Buitoni E1b ees .. s 1 u ''''""'' =".IP ...................... ' .. 2 5 t Com Ch~ 111.. • •••••••••••• 7~ lC. Cola 2 U111 ••••••••••••••••• 99c 1ii~ip11ll•i lliiii a: ..... 681 Diet Rite Cola .....•.•..••.••• 99° Hot Cocoa Mix ............... 11 n I:? rnv pk1 ..i. •er -S•t•• Mt• .,,,,,, ., ~-....................... .'lll Spqhetti Sauce Mix .•...... 390 Fruit Ban =-. ............ s 111 iit··,,,,,, =;~:·~::·.·~~~.:~~~:· .... !I' Ritz Crackers ......•......••• 11" Dad's Root Beer . : ........... 99c Ciiiii ''"' 1111 ii~.m: ............ 75' ParbJ llrprine ........... 65• Kraft 1 lb. atlck pacu11 Pll'ina ~• Dinners ..... Jsc II oe • .,_....,._-r-~\'Of'I ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, =r.: APPID ••••••••• t. s s1 1? ··~ • h11nd cut (rom "' "' •ilf' ., ....... Cod Rlleb ...... s 11~ u .. a..· ~· h. 1149 ... ,, "a t. . . . . . . • ·r '"fl•" · •I 1 "" '" , .. n '1•1r•• "'1 FreshRex Sole . 12". f'er ttt tf\ I • r t Fresh Clams .... 'l 2! GRllll GIANT lllBLITS COIN 10~"= 69( Spinach ~ ..... 39e 11111 ~ .... r•n1l~rl')i.t\f" Fudgesicles ..•.. 49e /Jeltcaiessen Jack Cheese Slm S 1 OS Pannesan •.•.... s 111 Velveeta 1 l1 ••••• s l 11 Biscuits "1SM •••• 45e n °' r111. Dtlu•" pflClllMd •llC"td I hrt 't rltl . SESAME S'"RHT ~ llDRA ltY ..... ...., .... llG GEORGI 1·30 o------- "Of COUl'M. that's Ju.st your op nlon!" MISS PEACH FUNKY WINKllllAN "THAT ~ 'n4E l..A!,T ~~AW I Al'1!N1i 'rOlA MAACING A BIT MLAc..H OF ll-11~ r DRABBLE _. . . t , f Letter5 to the Edltor byTtm 8IWc c. c. SHOE by Jeff MacNetty FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE MOON MULLINS ICA~YA Q)MPt.fTE LINE OF O>SMrncs, L}.r:JY P. THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO "I con speak Spanish now, Doddy. Buen<» Dias! I think that means 'yes' or 'thank you' or somethtng." DENNIS THE MENACE JUDGE PARKER NANCY 5Ht. flLRLl'1 5Rt0 l~AT 1oyou'~ OH, f\NN1t,1HRT$ A k10l lHf\ T 't> I NCRf..DI~. OR. SMOCK W~T ~50 1N~Ti~ )Nwt..~.t.U) ~ Wt'i> SHtO 14.JHRT TO~? bv tt.rotd Le Doux WELL HE ~OUlD lOV( IH( OPPORTUNITY ro e.c A~f\Y FROM THE PHONE ALO'* VlllTH HI~ LOVELY YOUNu WIFE: ()f COV~ IHERl A!o:.E AtWAY!I~~ ~NV(~~ .AN!"' •(.'l\ .. lto4~T Wl!*l ro INTRQOllCf IH .. ~ ro TH(~ "J COLONEL~ t:"'t 1 HE i 5TRANUE~T <X>4NC1('1{ N('(, NO I i ~LL AlOO &E AOClARC" l I SHf 80U'1HT ME A NEW PLASTIC TRANS~Rf!NT e.NK I• IO .. ts Tiger A~ A EA LL y In old gypsy song'?'' by Kevin Fagan by l ynn Johnston OH IT wA$ vU'"'T GIRL 1"AL.K, ubt\N , 'iOV '4XU..OM r l-"'OC RSllVm A HOC..'-CW V IC"rORY JSOR A G UY WHO At,~PY MAS 200 OO"r &H . .4.-t?>OAR S AN' Ml O'WN N IS~Y ~ 10 5MOW .' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS , Bedt talll 5~ea 10 &111 brQ!tler 14 &rt!ly IS~ 16 9encti IOOI I 7 'T Wlrl .,_, 1q ~"""' 20~00le 2WMSs 21&r.w• 2l200,,.. ,,_ 25 Hcueoeit 2'1 Well 29 Senlit>le 34 Vertlel 36~ 37 \llesnge 38 Co6of 39Cdof~ ers "Co6ot 4.2 Allin llWOugh Morn 44Wu '5Summon "Alien 48EJl1rM !>()Ont City 51 Weac><>n ~......., prefl1t Pl UNIT£0 FM1ure Syndic.ate S 7 Gave on T ueadly t PUZZie Solveo 61GI•~,. Ill 62 CNebec.. ory 6' Violate G-4 SNOent 661-"r" 67 Pwl9 68 FtrQ crcm- ing 69HeecNnd DOWN I 9e fltllng 2-domlf'• 3 Food PrfJfly 4 PrWl""O ptG ctlU 22 P~ 43 ()vulQed 5 0.... City 24 ~ 45 Comte 5lr1P 6 Greeii 2t, Tender 9')0I $ H Tak'°" .....-nbly 27 Ont11110 rt\1181 •9 Coup11> 7 M.. 28 8ltp melt9' 52 Hazaro 8 Kin of etc.. 30 U S A 53 AU1os 9 b~ 31 LOW911 POm1 ~ ElllPIU 10 Wingman 32 Cntteal SS Servi! • g 33 Snlootll c;on.. ~ ~ I 1 Olstuft>ence IOl'\8!rts ~ [)nnlt 12 11...,., '*""Y 36 Contest se ,,_out tJ Wit• bod* 39 Tiiie eo Studlel 18 G1ti.r 40 look Mte 63 F~M • SUP Coupon Club Guidelines By MASTIN SLOANE Are you preparing to organize a coupon club where you and your friends can swap coupona and refund form.a! Tbe ftnt meeting of aucb a club is always a little fri&bteuin« for the person in cbarse. But if you follow th.la proe:ram. your meet.int should be sueceuful. i.. your euesta arrive. write down their names. addreaM8 and phone numbers for future reference. When they find seats, uk them to look throu1b their coupons and re- fund rorma to dlkard any that have expired. Try to start your meet:in& promptly at the appointed time. Beetn with a few introductory words. Thank everyone for comlng. Explain tbat your PWJ>094' la to help everyone save money at the supermarket through tbe smart uae of coupom and refund offers. MENTION THAT there will be a coupon- mg and refundlnl clua for beginnen and that mo8t of tbe meetin& will be devoted to tradine cub-off coupon.a and refund forms. It now ls lime to put some excitement and eatbualum into th• meeting. Tbll la euy to do lf you have a few ex- perienced refunders Introduce themselves and ··Sbow 'n' Tell" about some o( tbelr in- teres~ m<>0e1-aavto1 eX]>eriences. One of them can show a certlftcate for a free product and explain bow it wu obtained. Another can exhibit a refund check and deuul the discount the refund represents, the proofs of purchase requtred to obtain it and whether a refund form wu required. It ii a1lo fun to abow a lift you received from refunding, such as the Pringle's Sports Bag or the Maxwell House Coupon Keeper Wallet. Don't forget to describe the double and triple discount.a that can be obtained by com- bining coupon and refund discounts with supermarket speciall. TIWt type or "Show 'n' Tell" is a morale booster for everyone. After all your guest.a have introduced themselves, It is a good time to present a door prize, aucb u a few refund forms or a batch ol cub-off coupons. Whatever the prize, lt wUJ contribute to the aodable atmosphere of the meeting and make your euest.s really feel like memben of the club. Once the meetJ.ne baa warmed up, it is time for announcements and abopptne news. Aak memben for news about which stores have refund forms, aood specials and unadvertiaed ba.rsain.a as well as other in- rormatian of interest to smart aboppen. This is alao a time when a ~mber who baa somethine to sell or 1ive away can tell everyone about lL Now you should be ready to ask the beginoen to move into another area for their cla11 in buk couponlng and refunding. A.s tbia class becina. the experienced refunders can start their trading session. • There isn't enough space here to detail all the information that should be &iveo to beglonen. Start With cash-off coupooa. Show them how coupons can be organ.bed more effec- tively by separating them lnto my 12 euy-to- uae product croups. Next tell them about the thousands of re- fund oflen manufacturers make each year. SHOW THE BEGINNE&S bow a good collection of proofs of purchase is a aold mi.oe of refund opportunities that actually turn trash into cash Explain the many ways that experienced refunders obtain refund forms, such as trad ing them by mail Show them bow to make a request list of needed forms After you go through the basics, be sure to take the time to answer questiom. U there are any quealiona that you cannot answer, please feel rree to recommend my new book "The Supermarket Shopper's 1980 Guide to Coupons and Refunda." Next week I will explain bow a coupon club conducts lta trading seuiOoa. -------------------------------------· L-------------------~----------------J Valentine Soecial Corrective Facial t Makeup ($45.00 v•lue) $25.00 fnruary 1-1s ---~ ............ _____ ,. __ Get Yourself Going ForlheBOSI •DIWOUD BIOB 1C1100L ll"llduatel. trom both Am.beim &od Oran1e, are lnvtted to a re-untoa 111 l :IO p.m . Sunday, llareb t, at tbe aebool ~.Oranp.. Actvane. realttration la uked by P'eb. snnn MU... a 1Und·rals1na IOdal neat few s.ntte Hiib 8cboo1 of Aoabetm wW tab e.ce Saturday. Yeb. a. at 1Dn at the Pan. An~m. Tbe aodal boar wW bec1a at 1 p.m. u4 dlDDer will be Ml'ftd at t:ao p.m. Dancm, WW be to the mmic ol the 8odet)' for tbe PreMrVaUoll of Bl.a Baodl. For ~&Uou. call tbe aebool. SOUND OF •VSIC Chapter of the Newport Harbor Guild of the Oranee County Mualc Center wUl meetat 9: 30 a.m . Tuesday, Feb s, at the home of llra . Warren Ueblln1er, Bt1 Canyon 1be Madrlaa.ls from Corooa de1 Mar High School will perlorm. TaOJAN LEAGUE of Oranie C.OUOty will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 5, in the La1uoa Beach home of Mrs. Gavin Herbert. Richard Byrne. associate dean for USC's Annenber& School or Commun.icatiorui, wlll speak. ALPllA D DELTA. Oranae Comity Alumnae, will meet at 7 30 pm. Monday, Feb. 4, ln the home of Mn. Robert Ripley, Orance. to bear a speaker from the Lung Aaaoclatioo For m· formaUoo call 633-3488 LOAllA mGB SCHOOL, Anaheim la planntn1 It.a 10-year reunloo SatwdQ, July 12, at Inn at the Pm, Anabetm. For lnlorm.aUon call Shan Tboml*Jll Oss1en.ac, 956-3306. NEWPOBT HAllBOa Toutmmreu Club wW meet at 11 .30 a m Monday, Feb. 4, in the com- munity room of Newport Balboa Savinp and Loan. Newport Beach For infonnallon call 631·1094 Designing Women Elect Officers Designing Women, a support group for the Laguna beach School of Art, has welcomed 16 new members into Its ranks. New memben include the Mmes. Jack Aa.ley, Robert F . Campbell, Joyn Dawu. Guy Earl. Gerald Even, Terence Moran, Marl• McI>nttt and Ivan Sullivan from &be Newport Harbor area. From the Lquna Beac:b .,.., new members are the Mmes. Fred Allet:aa.n. Robert Ba\l&b. Pmr Hubllllft', Charlell Jef- fries, Tbomu John.ltoo, Donald Stark. Harokl Smith and JerTY Wetmore. Designing Women, founded in 1174 by Mrs Larence Reynolds. Mrs James Crowshaw and Mrs. Will Ward. nui.st the Laguna Beach School of Art. 11>e group ls making plans for its annual Color It Orange countyw1de art competiboa for school-children. Chairmen for the competJUoo are the Mmes. Lars Bere. David Buahoell, R~d Contino, Jo Ann K.1lllnpwor1h, William Mac Dou1all and Benjamin F. Miller. Board memben recently eled.ed to two- 7ear terms include Mrs. Alexander Bowie, Mrs Richard Allen, Mn. Robert llootcomery. Compton Reunion Compton CoUese fraternity Kappa Epsilon ls boldlnc a dinner-dance reunion for ah&.mm . honorary members ot put edTtlora May 3. 'The reunion will be be.Id from 5 p. m. to 2 a.m . at the Winchester lnD lD Canon. For in· formation, call reunion committee chairman Blll Hamby at 892·9410. Farmhouse Restored FREii ONT <AP> -Tbe ~ Coandl '11 this Eut Bay communJty bu appnwed the S25,000 restondon ol an blatoric farmhome to provide future pnerat.lom a 1llmPM ol We a century a10. The~ which WU donated to the cit)', WU built lo 1981 bf Sylvester Petkim Haney. The two-story wood·frame house baa been dama1ed by vandala . APPLS COMPVTSa User Group. South Oraqe CoaD.ty, wtU at 7:ar> p.ui. llODclay. Feb. '· at Park Newport'• Catalina Boo01. Newport Beach. Computen will be d11eUIMd by Bruce Yale, protram~ dealper. and Ron Sle1reat. computer hard•are .,.,,,.,. . For in- formation call 940-1177 Saddleback ·Starts Project View A woman faced with the oecesaity of find.in& a job because or divorce. N:paraUOo or death of a apowe more oft.en than DOt ii CeeJJ.nc panic, accordine to Jerilyn Chu.man, coordinator of a new federally funded procram at Saddleback Colleee. Tbe dlaplaced homemaker, OJuman aa11, is likely to lake the ftnt Job that coma aklna and enda up compvmcttn1 ber problem bJ acceptJna a IU~Pl>"l'tY level paaiUon. Ma. Cbuman aaya tbe Saddleback Protram. called Project Vlew. la M'H"I women In the colle1e's diltttct wbo are confronted with aup. portJ.aa themselves and others out of financial necesatty. The prognm often a five-week clinic meetlq from l : 30 to 3 p. m . Mondays and Wedneedays ln the college'• Woman's Center. The ftnt aeulon ls Feb 1 L Individual coumeline and an asaeasment of need.a la available to each penoo entertne the pro&ram. Ila. Cbwnan says. Participant.a wiU be helped to learn aelf·IW&ROelS and penooal copuic akilla plus career goa.la will be assessed and voeaUooaJ counseling &tven. Ill. Cbnman, a licemed ma.rnaae, family and child cocmaelor, 1ays the project aho welcomes men now workJ.ni in trad.itiooally male Jobs Id Mekin1 jobs not tnditlooally con sidered by mai.. To recbter for the cllnlc, call Ms. Cbuman atl3141l. SkU•1 ci.ssttted H• .,.. ttw .......... to buy or •t ski WNr •nd equipmeM '" tM O.lly. ftllot. PARK LIDO MEDICAL MART 642-5671 • ' • 'I •· ·~· Ho sp11 .. 1 Ha f<••wpon ll«•t:., 642·9102 .ANXIETY A Meoa A111act1Team 111hJdY1no the uee of an anc ,..RJU9fY mechcaJlon TO OUM..JFY F{)R THE sruov VOlunteen ,,.._ be femalM at 14"~ 18 yeen o4d t.P1no Ol'1ll C01•1 .:eotl\le<S end ~no anxleCV VOLUNTEERS Will RECEIVE A FREE brief OhY'•cal ell8f'l';natl()('I lab li>t.ta mechcat10n and 111s11s w1th a ~a1 Gall (714) 752-7937 BETWEEN 8 A M and 5 PM ''A PAOf>EA BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT" Irvine College of Business lnde~ end Conftdence .,. 10Ul'W wtth an lnt~ng. W9ll p!Md Jobi At lrvtne .. eere, .. abcMlf Y04.I •• about ltM good job tt111 you want 90 h•ve. ·We'll help you 10 get ttMre Take your dMHc:e of caree,..1 • Secrwc-y (Admln. or legal) • Jr. ~8ftt -Bookkeeper • Oenenil ~ AU11t1nt •Ae~st • Typtng or lhontland aruah-up "9cMMni AMl.t.nce e ~Attffdoft ~Orama A -..onalty Aocl.-i.d · a Loan• Avallable lnatttution CeU fof mcH'l lntomMIUOn and brochure• , ......... ~ 556-889 __ 0_--...._ DISTINCTIVE EYEWEAR FOR THE SMART SET The look of tomorrow for the dis· crlmlnatlng person of today. High fashion frames that are elegant, excit- ing sootilsttc::ated In design and unex-cel (ed ln quality. In a wlde range of styles and color, framn priced from $9. 95 and lenses from $'25.00. So, If YOU want a spectacular took in ey wear fashion without paylno a spec. tacular prl(e, there's really only orw place to snop ... Opt.lcal ~Factory. We are your n tghborhood ol>tlcal store, c ntrally 1oeat ct on East Uth Str•et In COSta Mesa. Remember to ask vour eye doctor for your prncrl tlon. With thlt In hand vou can shop around for the be in eyewear at t right price. ·~- ' FEA'IURING I • • ,,. ...... FOr d;tOOkS --.- tbatgn. the~- Good loc*inthair Thatae noriad 11\at'u Comm;1nd Pc1forn11ocr harrcut A llaimi1 dw will ho&d lt1i ~Pf! more than use 1 ff!N A h..,1mJt that won't ~ to furu your h,1ir mto a ~k thill' SIClC r~t for 11 ~II Slan wtth :i c1reful ~y of your hair' rw· ural 1ncl1n.1t10n'-Our prCCNOn ha1TCun~ norict cvcrvthm~ that·, Oj?ht la' well asc:wry· thmi.t that'~ wroni.:l with the way your h.1ir ha:. alwnyi.grown • Then thcvllgive you our prec1qon cut. Ont that adaptl'. the sry~ ynu want tC'I the h:ur you have. So. our pttaSIOO h:urcut no( only loolcs great the f1N da~ It '1 help co hold your hair in shape.even as your hair connnues co grow And you 1J oonnnuc to get all the looks you 're looking rm No llPfJOtnlmmlJ ntt'nMlry, f'Wf'. Ju.11 J/6 for p ys t11td Kais. Command Perfunnance- ·-----Over 350 H:urcumngSroresC.OOSc 10Coast MIWPORT IEACH <>pen Evening• COSTA MESA ....... c-ew. 14'......... • Monday• ....... c...... ............. ................. ,...Offk• -.1011ny ~n.k.,......blll #646-7411 M let. #MNllJ \-· . . , ! - HUGGINS SHOES WOMANS LEATHER BOOTS ' . Julianelli • Bandolino RegUlclr 195.00 ReguJar 95.00 , Brown and Black Krilell ( Siagles Calfttdar ) OUNGE COAST SINGLl'.8 wW sponaor a theater party for "The Unl.avtted" at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, al t..be eo.ta Mesa Civic Playbou1e. For information. call Ron at 6'5-3981. OMNGE COAST UNn'illAN cauace will bold a aln&les bouseparty for lbe 20 to 40 a1e eroup at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, in Newport Beach. For information. call Suaan al 64~ SINGLES GOUll•ET DINING CLUB pre--senta a wine and hors d 'oeuvres patty Saturday, Feb. 2. in Jhmttnaton Beach. Jl'or lnformalioo, call 831-5133. SINGLES PROGRAM for persona adjusting to dlvon:e, separation and deatb of spouse will be offered at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Feb. 8, al lbe Sea Met.bodbl CbUttb iD San Clemftte. The group wtJJ meet each Wednesday for 10 weeks For information, call Jerri at 498-2478. SEii CENTEa presents a Singles Ex· perlence dilcuaaloo OD "Dealing witb Hurt and Anger" at 7:30 p.m Friday, Feb. 1, iD tbe city of Oranae. Also, tbe ~nler often a Forum OM program oo "Developing Gay Relatiooab.lps" at 7 p .m. Monday, Feb. 4. For information, call Bob at 987-0060. [ Borosrope TBUUDAY •JAN. JI 81 SYDNEY OIU.all ) ARIES <March 21-April 19): Delineale mea.ninp, feelinp and give Josic equal lime wttb emodoa. Ileana avoid actlnC ltrldl1 oo lmpa!M. Empb•da oa apeculatioo. takinc a chance ad the edventure ot diaeoverJ. Taurus, Libra md tbe nUDlber 8 flpn pnnlMntl)t. TAUSU8 (April 20-Maf 20): Ob&aln hint from AJ1f9 meuace. See places, people in re. au.tic liibt-You have OJ>POlltwlty to improve fllumdal aecurity. A 1enu1ne barlaln la mvaila- ble. Older individual will lend &eneftt ot ex- perience lf YoU are receptive. Act accordlnalY. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): What at ftnt appears to be a fruitless journey couJd actually lead to a profitable trail. Cancer, Capricorn persona tteure prominently. Relative conftded problem -be sympathetic, abow c:oacem but don't co-sign. Dilemma will be re10lved. CANCE& (June 21-July 22): You are due to be relieved of losing propos!tion. Be willlns to let 10 of what appears to be emotional security blanket. Take cold plunge into future. Hanging on to put would be an error. You receive 1ooc1 moneynewa. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): Make new start i.D new direction. Ta.kt initiative, empbube in· dependence of thought, act.too. Dlaplay eou.rage of coavlc:tloo, permll yourself to love and be loved. Anotber Leo and an Aquarlan fiaUre prom- inently. Stand tall for principles. vaG0 (Aq. ~Sepl. 22): Look behind scenes for answers. Mate iDquities to or1aniaa· tlona, special groups, hospitals. BriDC priorities into foeu1. You learn by teacbiq -means 1bare knowlr~~· Cancer, Leo. Aquarlua pe":-~Y 1 canl roles. (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Elementl of Joy, frleDdahip and romance dominate acenarto. Plan ahud for holiday tram. Gem.lnl, Vtrao, Sa1ittarlu1 person• fl1ure prominently. Surpr1M lift Had.a morale IOAftnl. ()pm liMI of communicatioo. Keep diet, outrtUoa neolu- tiom. SC::OllPIO (Oct. :Ea-Nov. 21): Be wUltna to tear down for Wtimate PU1POM ot rebulldl.ac oa mon IOUd beM. Accent oo career, bu.ic ambl- tloal, addntq ..,.... Superior will make room for 1ou at top. You 1a.ln tbroqb wrttten mat.rtal If wl1liU to nad betw._ tbe bw. MOm.uutJa <Nov. za.Dee. 21): Obtain blnt from Scorp6o meau1e. Perceift ~al. RefUM to be ••tilfted with .... ~.. .... for dwal•· travel, vartet7. l'rtadllalp i• tran1formed lnto meanlDlf ul nlaUoQahlp. Spfttal DUbUcatloa ftprea Jn scenario. CAPalOO&N (Dec. 22.Jaa. 11): a.m.&1 ot mODe)', wurtt.J, dom..UC bumcmJ CQtue tDOtU&bt. Accmt cm coaeem wtUa ~tt alfeeti one clou .,:.,~:· Taunae. Utn, penom new.. nt1J'. 6Ped•I pro~~,u;Ta~J::'°:m-~~: b>w dlf· fennel ..... wllhtu1 ad adUa1 oroeedaNI. Smplwll oo putDllibip. -. at· ra1t1, NladOal llD4 mmw ...._ DllaJ ~ID ~1favor -taow lt and plq watdq lame. A blUa' Oller la OD badma. ' ·--(hb. 19-llardl •>: lbw ~ Ucal mew-. Tate ~ for .cnnted -doublt dllet, bi aware OI tie prtnto-~, ~,.,.. n,un ~.·Aeetld -.-i -'"-'1D.Pk>Jmeat.. jal.alq Wlti ODI -.0 lbaNI llltiNllL ·--· fRANCk~-ORR fine stationery corona del mar · Springtime Coat-Dressing E.asy1lttlng design In crisp. .. \ \ 1 ) • I . . . ) poplin with stitching detall on the collar and cU/fS. ChmU or bdge in slUs 6 to 16. $62. From our JH :l COllectlon that means spedal value 'drid style Jor the pnce. •: . '· . -• .. ., .. • .. . . • • • .. • • • • .. . . . . . MD-,...,..~ ................ ......... ... , oaNTNif ml ... 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Los Angelttf> • KCOP· TV (Ind J Los Angela:. • KCET·TV (PBS) Loa Angele!t I GD KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach --------J, It.Ir Mure (PW1 21 • MAONQ.. I UMIEll ~ ,GNAT PEN"OMWaa "Mohre·· Although 11 '"" h411ght of 1111 c.,._,, MOl- lete .. ~by...., • uon llnd rtvliry In Ille 1rouoe Md mounting crm. Clwn rrom rellglow QUiii· ,.,. (Pw1 • of !I) (I) ,. M. MAOADIE A mobli. dlaco. Ou1 Bnckner. the poi., ~ menol~ N08 FEATHERSTONE'S HEIT D MAL P!OPl.E fe91ured •• '9PO't• on • oethennQ of my9tlel, .,, u9'I dog oorn.t. "'* c;.,. ton boet r-. and a ' Mils Ptlyllque~ Cont.91 • MOYIE ••• '"M41d!gan~ (tQM) Alcnerd ~ HetWy Fonda A,.... Yen oetK· 1"4 with ciu-flOnable etll· IC» run• IMO trouble Wtlll ti .. COll'lmil9iol .... (2 "''' Dal SOHTIS EHOCJOH White ·~ 8f ndf Pt<I lllO!ee pr~e a bel81ed .,_ IOt &u..i. Tommy tum• lo an OIClet WOtntll1 for ellw Uon alter being rejllcied by M Qlf1fr1and ............. •-.a...v. ~ ...... -lllelWOnl ....... .. .... '*'~ .,, . .. ...,_.'° ....... 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E,.._ ~l(lh> IV W\lD TIMES 9';30 8 HELLO, l.NIAY Larry 11 <lellghled to •90llNa on 8lq)91'1-n. 1ng ,.... from • )'O"'IQ nalgllbOt untll 1111 INma It • TUBE TOPPERS • C_ 8 1:1<>-&ate ~ Umoo: A RepubUcan ResponM. The ~ltloa partJ to Pr.ldent Carter I State of tb UnlaD • KTLA • I: 00 -u11adl1an." · Blchard dmark ln one al hll t roi.. a tou&h N York cop who co wttb bit commlg\ocer (Jllar.y Foada). CBS • 9;00 -••lhratbao. '' Bob Newhart SfAn a mlddle-.,ed aceoun- tant Who ta.bl up a new fad (nmntn1) and a n w rom•nce CLei1b Taylor· Y OWll) lo th1s IUSW TV IDOYie (see ltorY below> • -~ • SYDIY "°"" Y'IAM Howetd K. ..., ..,.. 11 l'IOw • °"**"°" °' di· ~end lndMdUaf It~ ....... ----ed tfte ~ eno the roe. Of ttie Pf...,.IC'J' (Pen 21 -~,..... 'Thi F llm//ir "*-f1'0lft lflll•h Worlllng·ClaH Ute-Pubic~ 10 the I-*/ Wl.r ~ In '"-eec _... "T"- Famt¥'' II--'**' (Per\ 10:000 ~OPIA~Y HIQHTUYI Moat 8....,. toltr1ltl. I Al I=:. A rnob9t• lrlea 10 pr_,t Dan !Tom teltlfYtnO egelt'9t llff'nbyNNtng•~ "*'° of 01W1' • kidNlpoecl • "'-AVT-.. PPCIHTN* I KUP'ISIHOW 10-.JO • NEWS ,,Y.L .Coll Power'' Amer!C.11 • ablllly to IUbltWttlally lnCr9MI OOll produaljon 10 mM1 It• U... ~· and pr_,1 '"°'1• to f' •!*>fl one of the natlOn • llt"gl91 OOll ,__ .. --~ ,,., •• <I> ..... lllMCI .. LAUllM Ol\W~ ...... • WHAno..ean ~~--... to .... OOl!Wof Of ,_ artd • --.... ""~COi ........ • TNOHICH'UM 11:ao. (I) MIBICA- WHIN! OOWIOO._.. ..... ------"' .,.,. Mlcl-dl9 Eme-w ... ~ ,..._,.Oft .. ~.,_.. • r. ....... (Per\ 31 .1QIQKJ HOit· Johnny CW~ . au..: ~ e.rv-i. MllC °"""' K.ay ~ I IMTNJGAME 0 &.OvteoAT 'Puenta K"°"" Beat" J.-~elgie. Mority ...... ''A ~ Low-lA9e H1a1Un, Lynda Dey George "T111 N11bll• ........ !tairie Joyce. (R) G MOW * * .,. ·wtiwa IC a Ar f t96111 Omo Janea.t. ~·-·~ • HOGNt'I Hll'OD • ICM)Of ~ON JOHN DARLING ~Newhart Off Couch, On His -Feet ~ ~ . -• BJ JEaaY BVCK for me," laid Newhart. "ll waa a cb.aqe from Or. He al.lo abed Oft pounds am. tt'a dHDe9ll to LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bob Newhart wanted Hartley." hide a pot 1n a track ault. a oew image for hi.a f1r.1t teleri&ion movie ~r aix Newhart waa inten1ewed duriDC a lunch Ia be atill runni.nl" He utnned a!MI aU4. "I years a.a the sedentary peycboJoeist in bia own break al )'et another una1e-chanein1 moYie. He is stopped runntnc the minute the ptetun ended. n•a series. plaY1nc the J>"Sident of the United States ln Buck a form of aelf·flaaellaUon " Newhart got off the couch, so to speak, and Henry's new comedy, ''The First Family." In the movie, Newhart ia married to A.nit.a .-,tarted runnmg. In "Marathon," which airs "I bad about a month to set in shape for Glllette Hi.a n.mnini buddJes a.re Herb Edelman tonight at 9 oo CBS, Channel 2, he plays a married, 'Marathon," " said Newhart, a golfer for years and Dick Gautier Oo the cinder path, be rum tnto ·!-cniddle·aeed jogger whose mid· life crtsus sends but never a nmner. "I started doing a little run· Leich Taylor· Young and the comedy comea trom :•mm t.rott.ina aft.er another woman. ning. I finally got up to half a mile. What ~ally got hia thwarted attempts to arrange a tryst wttb her. _ me in ahape was ooe of tbo6e comput.emed bicycle • eiu:1 c:ilera." 'I . . ON 1"1'11E BOB NEWHAllT Show," which left the air two years ago, he honed the image of a con· vention.al husband who had eyes only for bis wife, played by Suzanne Plesbette. And lifting a martini 'lllaaa waa about 8A deep as be was into physical fit· neas. "1 thoueht 'Marathon' was an Interesting thing TBE MOVIE DIDN'T CALL for him to run any put di.atance at a time. One da.y be dJd have to run ln every scene. "I didn't get tired," h~ aa.id. "I bad the stamina. The thine that I wu worried about wu I wanted to look good I wanted to look Ulte a nmner. =-:·CBS Wins 5th Straight ,,..::,, '•: ... Netuurk Takes Its First Overall Lead ~ • NEW YORK (AP) -CBS won i J.he networks' prime-Ume rat· •· 'inc• race for the fifth week to a ~ row, and claimed flnt place in # the l.bree-way compeUUon for ~ the aeaoo u a whole for the tint Ume l1nce April 19, 1.9'76. CBS' lriP on llnt place was ot a tllbt one. ABC, wbich ·'Jlle1u lta prlme-Ume aeuon a : ;Week ahead of the opposiUon • and bad led the race since early ~ ifall, Hid lt WU atlll No. 1, ~ .,.plte CBS'~ 1ur1e. • • '-:, CBS' l"llllT·PIACE finl.ab for " the "** endlna Jan. 71 was clearcut. Tbe Aeader's avera1e ... alina for tbe week waa 2L7 to .. IU tor ABC IDd 11.4 for NBC. ~ • But tor die Ma.ton to date, • ~BS aald lt led ABC wltb ii I.cf~ ~ 11~ to 19.4, wb:Ue ~ .. caJelllation WU 19.J.U.3, "'wttla ABC ftnt. firat time out, fl.Diahlnc eiptb. And CBS Col a boost from a COU· ple of spectala, "The People's Choice Awardl Show." which finished tied for lltb with a CBS regular, "Arcble Bunker's Place," and a General Electric Theater production, "Once Upon a Family," which waa No. 11. ABC's &EVIVAL of IHl seaaoo'• "Battlestar Galaetica" aeries, "Galactic•: 1980," did not fare as well, flnllhlnl !lat for the week, nor did the lint ln· stallment to NBC'a m.1nlaeries, "The Martian Chronic lea." It wuNo.•. NBC'a Tom Snyder wu on the air t~ durt.na the •eek, once H host of a apeclal, "Tom Snyder' a Celebrity Spot.Ulbt," No. • tn tbe nUnp, and qain u aDcbonnu for the network'• "Priaw 11.IQC Sacurday," wtUcb waa nm to last ln th• ratinp, No.JS. NBC bad tho week's five leut• watcb d p1'o•ram1, 1tart1n• wltb No. e2 • '8blrley,.. and f oll.owM bJ ·"Ibo Belt of Batur· d~7 Nl'1at Llte," a movie, ••11una,. 11 Aliff 1.D4 Well.•• ··P:rtma 11me Sltmiay, '' -a • polltlcal announcement by Democratic pre11identlal can- didate Lyndon LaRoucbe. RE&E AJlE THE week's Top 10 shows "Dukes of Hauard," with a rattng of 29.8 repreae0Un1 22.7 m llllon homes, and .. 80 Mlnutea," 28.8 or 21.8 mlllion. both CB-5, "Three's Company," 28.5 or 21.7 million, ABC; "M·A· S.H." 28 or 21.• mlllton, and "Trapper John, II.~:.:" 28.2 or 20 mllUoo, both CJS:S; "LltUe House oo the Prairie," 3S or 18.1 mllUoo, NBC; "Taxi," 25.T cw 19.8 mllJloo, "Ttm1peed and Brown Sboe:• 25.• or 19.4 mU.Uoa. and "J'ant&IJ Jaland," 24.7or18.8 m1Woo, all ABC, and "Houae Callt," 2•.4 or ltU million. CBS. The next 10 proaramt: "People'• Cbolce Awards Show" and •• Arcble Bunker's Place," both CBS, Ue; "lf•nnv Daya," ABC; .. Knot's ~r, "Alice•• and G.E. Tbeat.r "Once UpoQ a Famn1." all CBS; "Qoodtlme Glrll, •• ABC: "CHIP• " NBC;. "Sl•bt ta Enouo:' ABC. tad • .,,,. to-credlfile Hulk,'' CBS. RE MUES A DATE wtth her at a Holld.ay lnn, but neelects to find out which one. Tbere were ll i.n the area. ••At the end of the picture, I enter t.be New York Marathon," said Newhart. "At the end ol the marathon I see my wife waJtiq -and ao ta Le!Cb Taylor· Youna. I have to decide which wa.J I'm r,- anc. Wldch I'm bound by aecreey not to d1.lckaN. • ~producers, Linda Otto and Joan BanMU, hlred Las.lo Tabori, a former 1.S»-meter world,... cord bolder and a run.niq eoacb. to imme ac- curacy lo the ru.nniq ReQuence9. Roa P'rtedlau wrote the acript and Jackie Cooper directed. In the pa.at. Newhart. a on.·Ume a«OUDt.ant who pined fame with a NCOl'd called • -rbe S..- too· Down Mlnd of Bob Newhart." hu made ••b IUma as "'lbunday'a Gam•." .. Hell lll ror He"*" and "catcb·22." .. , nntD TO OST out ot ctcMnJ the tut 1ear of the aeriel,°' Newhart Hid. "I had an otfer to do a mom wttb Walter Matthau ud I couldn't dolt.. So it rude me a IWJ• LeltJ." Ria new coatrart with C call.I tw a IPftlal a year over tlMt Mxt three yHn. tau ftrtt ai-ctal u expected to aJr in FebntaQ. ''The ...... WU rood for rm-... IM .. td. "I ea Joyed dolna It. It'• jQt that ll bHame ao dttftcuh. Lo maintaln the quality. Al.lo, I t'OUkt '" UM au· I - I DAil y PILOT .TONIGHTS LAliEST LISTI~ n......_,. o.sii.ws.ne. -••WMlf--t- 12QJD • •• -~F-Brunett• .. (tM7) Bob . Hope, OOnlllly l.-our. tl:IO. * • * ....._, Yo.r ........ (1933) Cllwti a... ~ Harlow. A oon .... on 11111 tem from poll»..., In 10"9 """' • young ~ .. ~prowtdea ........ hldeoul. ( ' lw •• !IO "*'.) a:::ao•··· ... ~ Sclrum'. (11186) EMa,..... 19y.~Mn..,._., A mo .. 11 11ar t>ec:Ofltel llMlMd ... Intrigue by Armstrong & Batuik ,,, ..... 808 NEWHART (RIGHT) TAKES UP JOGGaNQ With Heft> EdekMn on lV'a 'lluu alllOfl' dl~nc~ ch•n,in1 toward tbe pre-teener. I wouldn't mow bow to play to that audience. en NOW FILlllNG "Tbe F1nt Family," which a1ao atan Madeline K.abn aa b1I wife, Glida RadDlr u bl.a d.au&hter, RJcbard BeQjam.lll u bi.a preu aecnury, Fred Willard u an aide ad Ha"., Korman u an ambelaador. Nntwt eontinuee to do ...S.~cmneclY in Lu Ve,u, AUantlc City and OCbel' ees, which ht> aaid paya tar more th1111 the rncm.. He 1a.id be would be open to a new t.eleriaioo ~rin ·'three ~ f04Jr years down ~ liDe if I could aet the n1bt property, 1ood writ.en and a 1ooc1 cast." .•. '"....._, .. ,.. Sally Field Finally Fke• 'Image' I u•nmaE'8 ANOTBEa LrlTJ.E voice that wants to pat me on the back and aay, 'You did it J.-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_.-._.:::;;aiiii:iii-1111111111W...lliiiilllil---1. Field. For tbia ae1ment ol life. You did it, by aum!' "· For Sally Fleld, "doln1 lt" did not come easy. Her "Flylnl Nun" lma1e followed her like a dark cloud whenever she teated or read for parts. For n.arly three yean, s}\e didn't work. and wu about to take a job teachlnl blah school drama when director Bob Ralelson 1ave her a chance in tbe movie "Stay HUDgry." ; t • I "He made me read and re-read and test and re-test. unW be finally believed it wasn't a fluke and I really could act." Mlsa Fleld said. " 'Stay Hungry' was the first crack ln the dam. Then came 'Sybil,' which was the real difference. It was I I ' I ! j . • • • • • • • • • ITU fUK 191 .,,,. • a.u • • • "'" llOB'f, MO Klllll nm~ TMI lllKCI) ftlJI."" • ....,. , .... & 11• --· .. c-. OCMNO .. mu 1N1 n.a ............. ... ..,.,AMA 1MI CULT Oil 1MI DAMMID .. "SA8f1' SCUA.M .. Cit CLOSIDFOll .. AIU ~-~SCI! NII TMI OAUN1UT 1111 ...... ". -lautlll Katharine Hepburn Wins Movie Horwr HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Katharine Hepburn has received the Screen Acton Guild Annual Award for "out.standing achievement in fostertng the finest ideals of the acting profesaion." Miss Hepburn, who lives ln New York, accept· ed the acton' union blgbest accolade in a tape- recorded speec:b played at SAG's annual meetiDI at the Sheraton Uni venal Hotel. "I am dumbfounded and at the same time, I am veq p~ to have been cboeeD by the Screen Acton Guild u a aood Hample profeukloaUy and penoa~~:•u Hepburn ukl OD tbt tape p1Qed at tbe . "I aUll live where I inrw up. I am atill friends with the man with whom I won the tbree-leged race iD 1917. I have bad cootinulty and I have bad safety. Now I suddenly realize &bat I haft a pro- feukmal fam1l7 -)'OU. .. -ntl ONION Rfl,D'" '"MOltTH DALLAS" CRJ '1fOUSI Ofl CRAZIES'" .. CUIA" CRJ Doily 6:30 Sot/Sun-12·10 \\ ht11 ttw Ltmil) "' """ "'" '4111 .1 I n11tly. •• ... FRl.·SAT .. FE9.t·2 JAJM,S DEAN EA# ,,,, .. ~ ........... . \, ~c~ ~1 .. f ., •••• llCMI MTlllGS FOR PAREllTS MD YOUNG PEOPLI ,,.....,.,, .. ,..... .... ...... ,.... ............ ,, ............ ,., ..... .,_,,..,,. ~ ~=:::;:,o • t1' 1Waa .. ••1""'1 UW ll fta ... Ciiia Cm'ldl•.-.·· w? I'll • s..,, w "W.,. 11111 fteW clildicldtlldllllltdll It._ Nfetona.a• '-c 1~ ... ~to .. .....,..,, ........... wttla ~wtdawbom ___ ..,, ... 'ft WM 1llGBI' TO cit......_, . .._ _. • w1D '9 rllb& to do 11m*97 Ir .,.,, .. U.. adaw ui4. •• ~ wu aedll ftM It aid ll wa to ... UCM -.rtalmDmt. Aa .. , zt'w to 9D W IOllM!thhta man ..._eft•I aft&waa& I 't Wlllll a total diet GI It. I'd 10 .a. ... It _......_.to .. mfthed 1a a weD-maite blOtr COIDIDlldal ..... ··u rd.._ • tituer ..... " • edded. ..... peOple waalc1 lane "Narma a...· ~ :=..to &Q no.t people. U I m.se man mm. people mlOt IQ. •taa1i: ZU.,l, • Sall7 Plekt morie. Let 'a fO oat and tee lt.' You ban to U.. tbe drawiDI power. YOll haft to haft IOIDetbiD& to brtJll tMm lD. •• Desplte all the award.a, reeopiUon a.nd respect. Sall)' Pleld aUU hu doubt. For ber bowner. lt'a a bealthy doubt. ' "I 'IBIN'& YOU ALWAYS doubt." abe said. 1mWnc ... It comee alona wttb tbe parcel. 1be ln· security, which SQUDds like a very ~c word. puabea you to be beUer' to be ltrOqer. One rum don DOl a career make. One ft1m doea not an ac· tress make. "I've wanted to be an Ktreu since before I could walk," abe said, looldnc beck. '"'nle ftnt thin1 I ever did wu 'Romeo and Juliet.' I'd Just turned L1 and re-wrote the word 'awful.' "I was just really awful, but really committed. On the way home, I cave my mother that puppy doe look and said, 'Well bow wu I?' "She thought for a moment. and then. without saying whether I wu 1ood or bed, she said 1 bad maetc. "It didn't mean I wu aood, but that I bad potential to be u 1ood u I wanted to be. I've re- membered that every day ol my life." '"IUCTliC HOl~"'CPGI -....sr1N1 -s.ATUIDAYMIGHT •• ~n .. , ..... ,, ... ,_. .......... i:JO ..... "'GU'f ANA: CULT OF THE DAMNED" CR) __ ,,,., __ ___ .,.._ .. ,_. ____ __ --NICKNOLn "Ieart~ Beat"(R) WE>ITHURS. 7:11, 1:11 STEVE MARTIN. TtieJERK I CMmK* mTCMllJ. ..SILENT SCREAM'" (R) ----.-.... --.-LA.--- -""· Kriiiier ~er -·--··-... ,_, .... __ ........ .,. ------"KRAMER v•. KRAMER0 f ' -. . ' _. .. OC>m. l'LAVOR ILIROPUN DllMD Muabrooc:ns are plm-.. t to simmer. Sllee4 1 cup dairy 1our 3 poand1 chicken tifal aD onr Europe. muabrootu are added cream part.I Tb.la la ob¥lom by t.Mir aot ad IUnmenMI for 1 tableapoon all-1 cup chopped frequent appearance lD anothel' laalf-bour. Sour purpoee fJour n1 1oup1, appethen, cream Is lthTed lD for In a larae saucepan ° ona d f b 1aladl, stews, stuffings creamiMla at the lut, beat oll until bot. Add 1 Pou n re s and aide dilbel on each and tile stew la tracli-pork; brown on all aldea. mnahrooma country's memJS. tionally aerved with bat· Drain and diacanl fat. 1"' cupe carrots cut Certainly, travellDI tered noodlel. Add tomatoee, carrots, 1D 1-lnch lenatba Io arm et s b ave Daniab Cllicbn Stew celery, OG.Mm. paprika, 2 tablespoom lemon cherl1bed tU French mak• a &rea1 Sund.aJ aa1t and black pepper; ju.lee ·"~amplcnmm" ud tM family dbmer d1U. Ia lilamer, eoveNd. for ao ~ t.er Italian .. fDDlhi" for addJUoa to the aHOfJ mlau!!;jy 1tirrin1 oc-St:;r_wa 0..-yean maU-, tt blclu#• Hilo . lllue, pat .... · oalcma -S eunta, ud d r 1 a a • 1 I l c • ta a w.e aaac:e pot la wltwn ... cm-18 M-aa1d wtda a IDiJl. aularooW (makes ap. combine c:ikbm Wc6. tral Europe, toe, tile bare ol dlll. th1me md pnJdm*ly '"' cupe). Nit, 1 t..,acm o1 tbe mun.om eomes !Mo cloH•. TIM tllickeaed Add m•1llroom1 to .all. tll1'IM. t:1o9.-..S it.a OWIL la O...ark, Jute. ..... a deUeiom HDC9PU; ooatlnu• to blaek pepper ..... to a ma11QJ11m1 abound. Ia IJ'H1 ftida .,. OYW lhnms, WNnCl. f•. IM>U; add cblletm ud Run1ar1t. aleo, tlll• noodlu or maalaed mlauteel 1tlrrln1 oc-on.lo-. R.tuce 111eat and ele1ant ecable la ofte l)Otatoee. caalona IJ Combine 1lmmer, eoTered, anW used al an ~t lD ilUNGA&IAN PO&& aour cream and Dour; cblcken ll partially paprika disbel. A N D • U 8 Ba 0 0 • atir tnto stew. Cook UDtU c o o ll e d , a b o u t 3 5 ITEW thickened, about 5 mlnut.e1. llHnwhile, WllBN cooked lo '4cupaai.doil mlnutea, atlrrinl con· rime, pat dry and cut at.w9 ludl a tlala, the 2 pounda bonelu1 st&DtlJ. &em with but-mu1broom1 lD hal·na mu1broom1' cbewJ, pork aboalder, cut lnto tered noodlea, lf deaired. (mak• about I cupe). meaty texture comee 1-lncb C1lbel Yield: t cupa. Add to aauce pot alone tbrouP -allD09t • ii J cup1 chopped DANISH CUICKEN wlth carrot1, lemon they were an ntwton tomat.oel (4 medium) A.ND ju.lee and remal•IDI \'- of the metll SF whether 1 cup allced carrotl •U8111lOO• STEW teaapoon dlll. Simmer, pork, beef, veal Of (3 medium) 4 cupe chicken broth covered, unW chicken chlckea. 1 cup sliced eel•l'J or bouillon • and Te1etablea are Tbe Ranaartaa Pott (3 rlbl) 1'4 teupooa1 aalt tender, 10 to 15 miDatel. Maabrooa 8'ew makes "' cup chopped 114 tea1poon1 dlll Ills water and fiour; a beartJ eompm11 dillL onloa weed, dlvidM atir into stew; mix well. Tile cubed pork ll 1 tabl.-pooa paprika 1 ie .. poon th7me Cook and 1tir until bro ..... ftJ"lt ad the fat 1~ teaspoom aalt leuea, cnabed thickened, about 2 d h carded . Tb en '4 teaspoon eround v. t.eaapoon sround mlnute1. Serve over tom a toe a, carrot•, black pepper clov• noodle• or ma1hed celerJ, omon and .rosy 1 pound freab ,,. teMpooo around potatoe1, lf dealred. paprika are addiad and muabrooma black pepper Yield: 4 portkm. Quick Ideas LIGHT DE88E&T WJTll TJtOPICAL FLA voa Simple de11erta are welcome after rick holi- day foodl. Heat C&DD.ed pineapple chunkl. Spoon into aberbet l)HMI with a little ol their juice or ·~ sprinkle with lhre orance peel *** SANDWICH TOPPING M lx well draloed canned crmbed ploeap- pie with finely ahreddect carrot or cabbale, a Ut- Ue pickle rW1ab and ftne- Jy chopped peanuts. Add aalt to tute and Juat enoulb mayonnaile to moisten. Pile on multi- 81' alD brell4. *** TO B&IGBTEN A •EAT LOAI' 811PPE& Tou atsp.cooked car- rot• wltb drained canned plneapph chunk.I, butter, wblte pepper, ftnely crushed tarrasoo and panley. Seaaon with eelery salt ud aene with a fresh lemon wtdle. ••• EASY 8PICY DBME&T M ls 2 tableaeoona 6rown 1u1ar, 14 tea- 1poon eacb mace and cinnamon wlth 1 cup dairy 80UI' cream. Spoon over drained canned pineapple cbunlll and Mn• with llneeranape. A good savinB is in the bag. . . . • . • . . • . on a1 lb. can ofMJB Ground Coffee ~A Ollllt._~111"~ °""",_,,.,,. ,..w --:,::r::, ll"X9Jon.,.,_ GI lolJe r......,... C-N>; --~ OAOCl°A ,.._----· .. 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Conteet void where pre> htbrtect Mom .. eeve 1oe n help your chlld eRer the Stick Up F« Breekfalt cont• "Scll•lfl• Vlrakt rtieflt .. s. ....... rt 11 lu r ••• ,,,,.,.,Ht••M .. ,.,. .. Sc~-· lqoctl c.._., ·~..-.,-..-. .... __. .. ~-----~-..-.,....------------.- hl'f I 'IMllHI All•--.tvwtlliiM a.Ma .. PIPL·la Jld· '° u. hllral P'air "°9ta1 An ef &HI ~ ..... l&miplto ad'ltttlM ••aa1 pn-i..c.. lllD1laU.. or ~~oa ,..., .... relaiOo.••· or DioldmaJ aripn, or an mratkm to make any ~. limb ta. ordlllcrtmiaaUGD. '' 11111 oewspaper 1lrill OOl Jmowlll&l)' accept any ad•erd1la1 tor real ... wbkll ia in viola· ticn of the law. IBORS! ~ ... ....... t6A Wiii• .. WTC&Jlll' JUITtmUC• Catch these numbers : 4 big bedrooms; S fireplaces; 3 baths : 20x40 pool: 2600 sq. rt. single story floor plan. Catch these features: Built in BBQ. new drapes; one bed.room wath entry and bath ; numerous entertainment poss 1b1lit1es . everythmg m immaculate condition. the price is $259,500 Tbat 's a wanner m Westcliff' U Pllli IC>U I: li()Mt:S REAL TORS-: 675~ 2443 Eett Coast Highway, Corona del MM ........ dlecll .... .. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ ..., .... ,.,..... ..... ran awwwll6t...,. TM ----------------DAILY PILOT CK~t ....., for .... ffnt ... LIVE IN BIG CANYON c:ornct ......... Ollty. Gaa:d t002 ....................... BefferHomes ._101/J°tol Thu Beller Homes & Garden re decor look ahb can be youn1 for J_.l $38() 56 P n ·1 per month' A SSU M E 011 Goff Coww -For $415,000 OwMr MO-.lllCJ. lecnitlftllly c .. tOlltiHd ttw"1"•· D... MollcKo wt mff. l ..... lctr.., hlcL ..aatw Mite w/tfftt.IC) ra. Mo91iflc:ell wal ca...,.,. & • eparJ.a. Wood pl•f'd ftoon & ......., ... Mcmy t..ilffM lee~ steno Wwcoa 5" to .,....,.., OwMr/A.fll. 644-n67. f'HA-:MS 10'7,, + ~"'-grad ~t loan of S58.600 :ro!· ~~lb::!·~~ *VETS* ~et st.re-et. gr-.at area Rede<.'Oralt'<i fireplace, UM Yow El= paint, 14allpaper the NOW NO WN Works' Ju.st $79800'' · Hurry to see.' C a l l LOANSTOSJ.00,000 752-1700 WW INT. RATE. Let us Ol'l"l••1'>•" 't"""'k'""''' &bowyoubowtoQuallfy. THE REALl ESTAT£RS ______, Tall to Red Ccrpd w. u.t.. 754-1202 SINGLES PAO ~ Maw ~9.1995! Almod new Northwood Wal.It to beacb • &hopr. C o n d o ! J U S T Md> a bedroom couaae IEAUTIRJL TRADEWIHDS City llghta and moun ta m . 4 Bedroom and family, coz y den . gorgeous pool Colorual a r chitec ture, 3 car garage. SS.500 baa woodburoloa REDU:EDT0$5e,995!! fireplace and palio! ~~ ~~~~~~~~ 8:':,. ~ ftnance. .... pool, 1pa. billiards. ""'"'"'0 ,,, ,,,,. '"''· 1 YOlleybell Ir more' Uort IS ic>graded too Take ad-[~ 1m~a!·~1 vantage! Call fast! "" l1iJH':f ~~~0 -11\lf,••••N >I I ~.!:l.~~..:m I e Ulltl ------ 2 b111b Newport Shores EAST SIDE VA. home h.u been tastefully ~------.... Jud Uated! decorat~ ll offers a C h a r m 1 n g 3 fireplace. beautifully 20 UNITS Bdnn+farnlly rm, locat fin1.11hed Oak cabtneU, Ready lo build . edonqwettree-hnedrul antique ceiling fan. alley e xr ellent builders de-sac. priced to sell fast accesa, 2 car garage and Pa r k a Ii e P ri m e ut only S111,500. Call for more. The assoc1al1on Costa Mesa location moredetwla. ~7171 fer 1.11 only $10 a mo. & tn on Baker St Plam1 ''"'' '" Y • • •' • • 1 '• • ~:=·Eal=~~ :~1~~::~~11'1.; [~-] RCTaylorCo t;:SELECT T'PROPERTIE <>·10 ')<)QQ 2 Wat.rfront HORW1 5 BR 4 Ba cust o m wat erfro n t ho me s w 17x38' p vt d ock5 Pric ed S995.000 to Sl.°".000 direct from blalder For detaala on iliefie homes and a ppt to see, call Carol Hoff. 631-0084 RedllcH ThcMaandt Pride o r ownership abounds in Uu11 lmmac. 4 Br home, FP. beam clp, eourmet kit • move-In~ ady Owner will belp wrth fuwlcina. Semtbly prtced at S3e8.500 -no doubt the beat buy 00 Udo. C.a.l1 DOW to see. JACOBS REAL TY '7'"'670 Tmlsack ..... t OW I A model homt 1sulntd 11 la1t window • oodl ot estru + bulldtr noanctna. GU.GI» . • NIW LISTING Super sh1rp 3 bedroom condo. Just off Newport freeway at MacFadden. Loudcd with upgrades and orfettd with 5''.{ VA or Jt•HA terms and only asking $73,500. NORTH COUNTY PRIME Oran~e is where you'll find this beautiful 2-story 4 bedroom, family room. dining room home. Has cehtral <.11r and pool with RV access. All this for only $125.900. MESA VERDE Vil.LAS This beautiful condo won't last. One h alf block lo the country club. 2 bt.•droom. family room. and ready to move m now. Offered at only Sl30.000 EASTSIDE COST A MESA- $89, 900 This tharmcr 1s as good as gone Laq~e lot and ownE>r will help finance. Call now 540-3666 JNIJela11 Real Estate Inc. PARI< UDO CONDOS 2.3. & 4 Bdrm w pool, Ja e • & s auna Panoramic roastaJ view m beautarul San Diego Sta.rung at $46,i()O With mly 5"~ down 11 875 Ul· ~ Take advantage cl these low pn~ Sales 11f1re open IOAM-du.'lk JS.16 Del Sol Blvd, San IMeo 714/Sd-7971 •c. llEA.R EST A. TE Near oew 3600 sq ft home on "'J acre. 4 Bdnm, 3 batha. Vaulted wood beamoeahnp. Idea for muWple ramUy owncnblp. l270.000. CALL'44-721 I "1n NIGF:L (}AILEY & l\SSlJU I\ Tl 5 10% ~!•;uplex on a tQ Ida ble 60x I.SO R·2 lot Owner cames the baJance and will aub ordinate to a construe ucn loan, An excellent bzy BALBOA ISLAND R~TY fnl-8700 A.SSUMA.ILE LOAM Sharp 3 Bdrm home With an uaumable l.sl and seller will carry 2nd No quahfymg, and pn~ at only $1 08,888 Call 9$-5370NOW' ALLSTATE REAi.TORS O..TMs-d Ust.eo to the pouudtng surf, proteeskloaUy de- corated , king .size bdnm, gourmet kitchen, complete privacy, 24· hour Mewity, pool • 1auoa1. Once ln a Llletime <>PDortwtlt7 ! Call nor. --ri:Rfii ~ REiIDENTIAL & INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE NEWPORT CENTER AT MULDOON'S 759.9221 E1 Coldwell Banker ·1 ' I I • • '' ' (.ft .4 l JI • 1 ; ' t• " • ' 'I ~ • 1 ' 5 IB>ROOM-$229.500 Sparklmg family home adjacent to the park m Harbor View. You wi ll like the pnce & the neighborhood Call tooay on th.ls new listing. , ~ IN NEWPORT CENTER • 644-9060 ~ ~ CHARMING, SPACIOUS 2-STORY Proh1llare., ~~1.tt So 111C111f .. dd hula ws IK 1111 flllh l b.dm.-...a.-~ ...... ...... ......... ~ & Vl!W. st., ... ..... roo. .... ~ .. roo-. Views ,,..... .,,.,. M4t'9CI •• A ,.,-1 ..._ fw ... fu•lly wllo ••tert•IH l••ltllly. Sl75,000. Ut-1400. TOWNHOUSE CONDO W/SUP SOLD WITH FUINITUIE '":aa. ..... z......, ......... . ..... • ...... ,.. ..... J ..... . wfttl .... .....,._.,__._. .. ro-'OWll ............ ~ ... ,.. ............. °"""' ...... ...... 1271,000. '7Ut00 • One Call Service Fast Credit Approval o/ newl"'rf REALTORS '75-551 I OPEN HOUSE ~<® Beac h Real ty IEAl ESTA.Tl DC~ SIMCE194t COME WITH US. •• to ~-0.. of .... taahst .._.. °" .... t=... .... I• Wnfcliff. l Spedo.11 Ir ,__. clmiltq rooa La.. la• poGt + fcrCJ9 p1cry cna ct0.110 Iott. o.ty szn.soo. NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 EXISTING HEW LISTING! 81/t>/o LOAN OCUH VIEW! Lvty4bdrm,2ba.2atory ~ Blk. to ocean• 1 Yr home ooqulet cuJ-Oe sac oew · dehue duplex · 2· lo EMtaide ec.ta Men. atory. 3 bdrm • 2 bath Oltm dNiped POOL Ii OWDa"'I wut + rmt.aJ few SP A ln Jrt.ra ordloarUy atn iDcDme.. SZllUOO ! bl1lY private yrd. Owner W.. a.r ....... wHl belp floaou I ...... •nu=•• •675-7060. (~1wnma1a1J1~~~~~~~~ Real l!lltate Q E I -"' c-.smr.. SPlaAL Off& lncred.1ble Ckeu view °"' $15.000 from Um am&Je•too' 4 3 Bdrm home needs Bdrm bome m exclusive aome r~. bring )'OW" ~Corona Del Mar brooms" ahovela & cuh Pnvate courtyard opens m oo mvestment Call to hvuic room w vaulted 64&-7171 cahnO & masaave brick r.,.1,. "' 9 • '' • ,,_.., •· "',,. 1 f1repface Ocean view [ ~ U&Jtl §:~[:.~:~~ z: with ~ean view As s umable Loan a nd LOW DH.PAY~ 3 BR. Cottage Just Steps from Best Ocean Beach Fenced Patio Easy ac- cess to Coas t Highway Asking $180.000 BURR WHITE REAL TOR, INC • 67S.4630 owner may help rm .. nr e ' Call67l-8SSO l .. ,,.,,, ti• ' '• , • ., IWlwjt•leoch ....... $155,900 As&wnable loa.n '97,000, 10'._ lnt"°"l S866 pa) ment.s All 2 Bedrooms. 2 bath, <.'Om(!r lot.. Call now for aPPollllmtlOl ~ ,,.. ,.,, ' .; . ~ .. Pete Barrett presents PRICE RmHCTION! HUIC>a VllW HOMIS SOMmSIT MODIL Enjoy thls beautiful 5 Bdrm, 3 bath r esidence. with its feeling of old fashioned space and comfort. A skyllghted entry beckons welcome into lbe living and family rooms. each with a fireplace. Nestled between the living room and huge kitchen/breakfast room are the dlnlntJ room and charmJ.na patio. Stepping down, from the breakfast area. one finds a family room with bulltin wetbar. The muter suite has lta own balcony overtookln1 a lovely rear patio. Clo1fl to community pool, 1chool1 and ahopplna. Now priced at '248.000 fee. Calf Jim VlUen. IAYFIOMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip PEHINSULA POINT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family home. Close to ocean. S325.000 EL TORO HORSE COUNTRY 4 Bdrms .• 3 baths; ranch style, mmi-estate In orange groves. $249,lOO BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR ).1 1 El ,,..,,,J .. (),,..,,. N B bl'S til()I ~UFFS llA.UTY-4550,000 R('autifua new brick -trimmed trad1t1on a l home now under cons truction in this secluded area. The plans arc an our office so call or come m to see them Will be complete with landscapm~. cptng. etc. 3 BR. study w twc>t bar. 3 baths. ram rm. w fplr U mqut.> island kitchen Mslr. Hit su1t t.' w /frreplace. luxury bath w <..pa Art1st1 c beam r c11.lng!>. Time to :-.l·lt·c·t vour own decor. WE:Sl.EY M. TAYLO• CO .. •ea1ton 21 I I S-Joocpw Hilt Roed NEWPOltT CEHTH. N.I. ,.._.,I 0 Redhill~ Realty 1.1Jo tuo;tll r Offkl' 673-7300 u f ~ ~ .. , • ...,. ...... c .. UDOCOHDO flh "loor 2 bdrm'.'> , ::1 b., huurv 1·1mdo \I. Ith full o<:e<£n. bay & ml v 1 t w., U I t 1 m a t ,. 1 n sec:unty & grac1ou.'> hv ~ ss.50.000 SI 5,000 !!! That ·., a ll t h.-cash ooedOO lO buy tJu.. .. 2-~t.ory •-nd urut t·ondo, near So Co .. ~l Pl .. za Ai.king i74900 H urr ). c a ll R.t>dh.tU Realt\ 551 6611 lcilaoa ltlaRd I 006 .....•.•.•..••.••.•.•.. I.ance family hom~ oo 2 IOO, W bay view + lbr o1(A ss.50.000. liy Owner TIU'lS-0410 ----Ownrr wtll finance 3br. --------+ 2br, & dbl gar. Top NEW USTIMG! deck w 360dec view. ~. 3 bdnna . 2 balhl 12115,000 w l20%dn. 8111 each unit . 1 bill to 8ardat;y Rllr. 17~2.866. beach . Frplc 1 . .;.~...;....;;.~---- F\lroilbed for 1um- ~~·~·~,o&utala . unu; tSL BAY P1lT 2 m-.a ~17S2Ewes 80·2Ba·SEPARATl': ~ Rll+ tBr APT associated l•:'J>'(I!. O(ALTC ;.5 1"'1' "' f••t.o., ~·' ••' IAYCIEST B~•I bu } In Ra)·cn><;t 3 fWdroom rdmll" room homt• l4 1th J?ourmt>t k 1t l"hen Wa lnut bookrasM W('lud<•d md<1!t'r '-U1t1• pool '"'<' v;i rcl. r11 r p1•t iillOW dOf"t• :i:!SOU :.196 000 RCTaylorCo , M0-9900 1 n<k H>Or nlcl ~luff lnr 111 v. ..:ood ll''.'> v. 1t h J OOR LOT·BIG DOCX. .. ~.Rea S'7S-05elS. eor.. .. w.. 1022 ....................... MOT LIAS&tOl.D Walk to Fastuon bland from tb11 fanlast1c 3 bdnn townbome oo fa• land ln tbe most pre Sl1PlUI area a.round. 2"'2 Bii~. 2 rrplcs . sundeck elf mstr & more <~ ner 831 mu.5t '!ell Asking SJ82.SOO. Bnng Offer ' Redlu.lJ R.e.aJty ~I~ 11 . -- JASMINE CREEK 2 UR. den +rormal din· lllR rm. Tot.al pvcy, St.'<' gaU>. pools. ten.ru.s, prof ~ . encl back yard W lgt> Ja<'UUJ, Si2&1.995 li} owner Pnn only \fon Wed 213 469-~l ThW'5 St.In 714 644-6020. 11 Kroof ( 1, ... ,,,11t"I ad &42 ~;11 G-rd I 002 ••.•..•..•...•.••..•.•. macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY POTBmA.L IM WESTCUff! 4BR family home on tree-hned street m most convenient location. 3 fpks open beam ceilings -· pvt yard w/pool. Realistically priced al $248 .000 fee . Polly Johnston 642 823.5. <Y-77> 642-1235 tOI OoYer Or1w I rvlne •t C.mpus V•lley Center 752-1414 -= 111111 ILllllS aa. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE er 1V'1 lt wtll LM fo.lJ' Iara• -oned au and e pa ln ~Cllllnnilla t.O tall tolar water beaten ln lfl,000 IMHD 1. 1tartJn thl 1ummtr Ttae uU& Uea wlll be ,..-~~.....----rort•d to lend . CAI.HO NIA bo wwww t.IM money FOCU tcw ~ ~1· an la an •~ 'r.:J:,, an noaaeed tut maatb, tn wtueb t.bt PUC wlU order utillti• to make ln~reat·flw eD«IY eouervaUon ioa. to C'Ultomera. .. •• ••• AllONG 'I'll& BIG l1TILl1U'.8. ONLY Pacific G.C. • EJectrtc Co. ii wllllnaly eotn1 alon1 With thl enero loan pro1ram1. La.at 1wnmer. tn fact, other eompanlee went to the 1tate Supreme Court ud 1ot an order forblddin1 a almilar plan. : ... The PUC real>Oftded by puah1n1 a law through .th.e Lqialawre allowtn1 it to compel ullUUes to in· vest ln eneray cooaervatton The aolar loan pro,rama ordered Tuesday will us~ that Jaw to avoid aal 1ummer·a court order. 'l'fte order callJi for modllyiog 2 percent of the gas Wftter heaters and 10 percent of the electric waler heaters. The PUC 1s convinced that a larae solar pro- gram would both save enerfy and lower electnc rates PVTl'ING SOLAa WATER HEATEaS IN all homes would save the equlvalent ot 21 million bar- rela of oU yearly In California. the PUC says. And ~ •ould Hve consumers millions of dollars became the eneray saved would reduce the need for new power planta and natural 1u facilities, both ol which are major facton in utlllty rate in· creua. What'• more, the solar Improvement.a planned •WOUid cost homeowners vtrtually nothlnl. During the experimental phase of the proeram, the PUC will allow utllitlea a choice ~nanclng plans, lo· eluding some where compa retain ownership of solar gear installed In priva e homes and some where equipment loans are paid off only when a home Is sold On the private industry side, the moves have been less t;pectacular, but perhaps just as Impor- tant FIBST. SOLAR EQUIPMENT BUILDERS In California agreed on a standard, industry-wide 1uarant.ee. Now they are oJferina bonded warranty protection. That means a cuatomer who wt.al.la a solar l)'•tem can call on the cood.lni company lf the dealer from wbom be bouibt It can't or won't ~ak• rtpain durin1 the repairs durtnr the! &Marantee period. Banb can alao set bonding when they make loans. These two cbanees. combined with the state's income tax credit proeram -homeowners and businessmen can deduct up to 55 percent of the cost of a solar system from their state income tax -make solar gear a much less questionable in· vestment. That means homeowners who have beaitated to eo solar because they weren't sure what they'd do in case ·or a breakdown no longer oeed hesitate to buy TAKEN TOGETHER, THE PUC ACl'ION and the Industry's own moves toward reliabllity are the 1tron1est inducements ever given customers to • try a new ener1y source. Th~y promise to give the sun a big push toward becoming a major California energy · .ource r E&u " a columnur baud tn Santo Monaco J Locale One Gulde AWARDWINN!ft Alten hntel Scholaatk Honan ToMesan Arlt'ft Pantel of Costa M eu. a former Dally Pilot neW1paper carrier. baa won a V1kin& Award, Lona Beach City College's hJ1heat honor for scholastic and ex tracurrlcular achieve- ment Pant.el, 19, Is president of the Phi Rbo Pl public speaking team, captain of the LBCC in · tercolleg1ate debating squad, VICe-presldent Of Alpha Beta Gamma Sigma honor society and "ice president of the LBCC associated &tu· dent body A Costa Mesa res1 dent. heh a graduate of Estancia High School. where be wu a member or tbe vanity wreatlln1 team. At Lone Beach, Pantel bas been an intramural champion In wrestling and weight lifting. He is the son of Barry and Roberta Pantel of Long Beach. Gains Honors Marsha Stewart of Costa Mesa bas been named to the fall semester honor roll at Ricki College lo Rex· bw-1. ldabo J • HOUJ Much More Pay? By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear .loyce: ~a& la &l•e avera&e lecreue one aboald upect w .. ea d••Slal Jot. for advHcemt'Dt! - ( CAREERS J L.T., :rnle, CaUf. boost of between 10 and 15 percent, 12 percent lure locals wilh 15 percent· plus increases WHEN CANDIDATES must re locate, nearly 40 percent ef firms are atretcbina the hikes above 15 per- cent, while 34 percent of companies bold out increases or between 10 and 15 percent. Except in warm weatlier stat.es. coippanies are flndina it harder than ever to convince people to move - some recruiters aay they'll pay whatever it takea wltbtn reuon to convince eood candidate. to cban1e acenery. Hou.e bu>'lnl 1J 1 major obstacle; unlike a year 110 when the Idea wu novel, nearly ooe-f ourtb of flrma U)' they'N consldertn1 or bave a policy to belp wlt.b mortaace fund.i. Deaptte receufon talk, 88 percent of the Employment Manasemeot At· •odadoa survey partJclpantl lodlcat· ed thelr turlnc requirement.I are u bllb or blper than lut ye1J"1 reeord number, cau.aln1 the 1roup'1 H· ecuUve director, John D. Erdlen, to obaemt "lob awttdllq eould be the name cl ~3:. lA 080 11 P.JWeDl ecoaom.tc cont.lout. ' ........,_ • ..,_.. R•1tooal m. VY~~-'H .. open to Julor1 and 1 lOf'I and 1nyoo1 lt 01' older lhln1 in tbe Newport-Mesa, Irvine, Saddltback Valley or Tuatlo Unlfled School Dt1trlct or th• Hunt· tn1ton Beach Union KJab Stbool Olatrict SubJeell rante from advertt1in1 and com· munlcatlons. animal health cart, boat con· PUBUC NOTICE structlon aod' cos ----------- motolOIY to bankln1. P=~~=:r .. eomputer program-r ... 1oc1ow.,.. ,.,_. ••• ... ,.. min&. landscaping and """;:-,:~~ vENrvus L To • .,, restaurant tralrung o. ... 0r1 .. w.t• 11, ....._.. leK" Mott proarams taJte 8 U''=. ,,.. ,. c.i•,-• c.--. to 13 boUl'l' per week. 11e111. &lJ o.,., o ...... s .. 11. 11, With hie SChOOl Credit N..,-1 8ucll C.H2 .. J ll b flllt ..... 1,,. .. " '"""'" ll>CI .. , • ava a e um11..i-1"'"'"''" Information as avail.a-~-~"',.. ble by calling 979 1955 v-:::.. ,:,' Art Show Auxiliary St John the Baptist School auxiliary will hold an art show and auction Feb 16 In the c hurc h hall at 1021 Families Talk Topic At Laguna tf\1\ ,, .. ...,,., .. , -~ tiled ··•" '"' , ... ,.,,, , .. ,. 01 Ot.i .. C.6umy • ., Ja1111ery 11, H., The Laeuna Beacbi--~~~~~~~~- cbapts ol the American _,_. •c NOTlrw Aaaoct.Uoa ot Univenj. '-----""------·"_ .. _ ty Women will meet PtCTIT1ousau11Hsa S l rda to h I NAMaSTATaM9N"T a u y ear a ec-T1MNllOWlll9"""'°"•'0etnv11vt1""• lUT'e OD "Families Fae-n Ing Change." The meeting w1 II be held at 10 a m at the Laguna Hills Baptist C hurch on Moulton Parkway f l!>HING llOAT!> VNL1¥1Tf0, •1• T.,m1na1 W•v. Cotl• ¥n•. <A11tot111em11 A11t-• r,..,..,. C.nrv•l•oO, JJHI °""l• w.,. ~ Po-I, C.011-• .,.,. Thi' bu~' " tONtut t.d by ~ *" Ol¥o0vel T"""'""~'"""' T"" \tel...-,.., f<I«! wllfl 11w Coun11 c1 .. r• Of Clf•noe (-IY .... ;.., ... ,,,_neo ' PUBLIC NOTIC£ PUBUC NOTICE C...Mnt ,.,,.. ,ICTl~IM#M ... U .. AM4I ST A Tuo1a10 Speaker 1s Eris Hlrdler, a couo8eling psychologist at the Newport -Mesa Psychology Clinlc. 1""'"7 1MID4,_'"0 __ _, • ...,_._, For lnfonnalion, call Mary Bugna at 497·2057. Potluck WithAFS li'\ll>lltlwd 0r-CM61 0..1• Pl ..... ,,.UH JM t tt,1>.JO. IW 1-..0 THE f''f<;IHE f )I CHANGE JO» PUBLIC NOTICE S Hallld•Y \Mii• AM. C•llt0<111• ttltS Oe'!l•I ¥(~ 111, UIO $1 llDM,MIUlanVlejo,C:.-1-etMI ,,.,.,, , ................. ""'' l"ICTITlOUS IUStNaH St-I of IN '-~-. 0-NANlt: STATaMaNT P01f'l.C.llf9t_._,, TPM lol-1"9 PH"" 16 do"'<! """ flll\ lll•tl""t It <-lff l>y • "'"" ., ........... rtNnNtll AMElllC AN All Tl 'T A• ~====-~IA Tl~ no A,prll Or , HuntlnvtO<\ Tiii\ ,....,,_ -11.-•I"' -llMC~C~ ~ no Ac>fll Or , Hl#tl CDWll¥ Cleft .. Or ..... c-fy .., l"O(Oll llN<h, CA m.M J_., 1 ,. The Laguna Beach d T~ -•u..-x•..i .,, .,. ,,. ~::!'!:!:=:."eott'°"""°" Panbellenlc sorority •Y• Ben e L•"'l ~:':;.C:'::nK ,.roup will meet Feb. 6 r ... , .. ._. .... 1•1..i '""'" u. PWM1.,,.. o.-,_ 0..1.., ....... potl t.. l b co-ty Ctt rk of Or-Cov<>ty 011 Jell t \t U • ._ , ... or a uc... unc eon J.,. ... ,, 11. ,,., -'"--'-'-'-' ...;.·-----~ wtth American Field Pt.,,, PtJ•• !ti' NOTIC.,. ~-rvt _., ..... _,_ Pul>I•-Or-c .... 1 0 .. 1, PllOI ..,....'-.._ ~ ce .~.... JM i..tJ JO.~ •• t• ,.... -Studenta Anna Roos of Sweden and Deni s Loeber of Switzerland will describe their home life during the luncheon meeting at the home of Al va H . Wilson In Emerald Bay. For Wonnatlon, call Mrs Rou Miller at 494-3820. "It'• a Wonderful Life," a film 1tarrin1 Jamn Stewart. will be 1hown free to La1una Beach lenlor cltberu at 2 p.m. Feb. ~. The 1howln1 ta sPOMOnd by lb• Senior Clthen1 Club and La1uu Federal Savtnp and Loan Auociatloo. For free Ucketa, r.on- tact Bob Porter at the Senior CltlJ.ena Club, 51~ FortllAve Newport Man Commiuioned P'lral Ll. MllH C. WUt)' m, 10P of Nttnd Alr rorce Col. and Mrs. Wiley Jr .• ot 20 KamalU PUBLIC NOTICE w .. ",.,. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cla_ ...... IOU ....................... c-. .... 48d, yWw'.f .. lud,priv . ... .. ,000. o.:n.11 PHii, Owntr/A1ent ..... Blame + oau.. Bua• 'l'owm I U d~. 48r ... tall. ft'pk. caw.. 8~r1ata . t2tt,OOO. 0wmr 'A.fl· (l )8t1-<Jm BY OWNER-OCEAN VU O.W.C. 1K P.A. Why P•J more? Jumloe Creek Plan V UlSM CJuatded entl)' Luxury lwnhH. You own the land. 2br, fam, 2~b• QJJ for details • appt. 0.01Brtu840-1127 llMNE TERRACE Bay• ocea ~from Ulla 3 bedroom home Coa~t to Fuhion lllaDd • t>.y cau UI '°" d.ly for IDCft Wo • WKHAaoaYU 4.aMHOMI call 1a about um well 1D.1•nta111ect 4 Bdrm. 2 bath home with l&e yard. 3 car pr .. bit in ~<'UM ty ONLY 1215.000 on leuebold ,44-7211 TADOY9LOAH on 3 Bdrm ~ w tl Bdrm ID<'Ome will oo rorner lot 6'. So ol Hwy :-.my paJJlt~ 4& new c arpet' 12,0,000 OWnr •I\. Call ~ara Marvin. m.s9I or QS..tllOO Ha~ • waoderllll UllO ~HOltlS c:........ 1014 L01J1110 IHctl I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWS FEATURES --- -Watk1:r t; l 1:1! -OAKGLEH D11t I act Ive new 2 bedroom. 21 .... ba con domlniwm. M ,990. ZUS Elden Ave, C.M MU734 SYCAMOU CM.IN IRAMDMIW Fabulous. 1ar1e 3 bd, 21 'z 1>9. Quellty t.ownhome coodo8 Only 8 available, from $108,JIO 2430 Santa Ana Av.. 642-3734 NICI UDUCB>! W..wde. C.M. Room for 7 a:mdol All 87$-8170 3 BDRM. 2 be fixer 8>.000. l20.000 dwn. ~x per mo Ownr :i gt 7Sl-llOZ3 Eaus1de reduced Grae10U.'i ~ Bdrm 2 Ba + fum.Jy rm w used bnck frplc Pauo. trs lot. alley ~-Npt Bcb acbooll ~ molavau.d. P1HJ· b&e f1naoc1n1 '132,900 ~«~JllOO Sll•cloua 2 story 4Br home., ram rm f plc. 2ba. mmr lot. RV. blk walls. nr So Cit Plaza smJOO 546-*3 ~ DEL MAR JI04.000 Beaut 4 Br. J-l• bJ earthtone decor. many ~ Ownt-r 979 6674 COSTA MESA 3 Bdrm home, hardwood noon. dcM.able «•n"e LcUOx 120, ll2S.OOO tor Mcc.na., -..r. s..nn SANT A AMA HTS. 8)' .,....., Spack>t&a 2 11.ary CokmlaJ. $ Bclrma l'*la, dmlnl rm. geme rm w im teble Swim ltl1D« pool. S57 5178 or ~471 O:IUeet Part home Jbr 2ba. RV 8Ceftl Cl<JMo to sbopplnll Sarri r1r1 SUOO t1ex.1ble t.erm' MS-rm ) .. /Hon. Corrak ~ ----'Jnde YoUr old st uH ror n~ 1oodle1 with 11 a.u&d ad 642-5678 L..J-IHdl I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fD Coldwell Banker SA& & S.. .. DAMA POIM1' Within walking distance to both! Dramatic ocean and coastline views from lhls cmtom remodeled 2 bedroom. 3 bath mulli·level home. Gre~t for entertaining with expanded wooden decking from 3 levels. !!lreet to street lot. offered at S197.500 r ~ 496-7222 831-0836 a. Th,.. Monarct. lay Pfua ,.... Laguna Niguel ~~~"-!~-------------------------~~ ···--........ _ , I I) .. I • .. "" ' • r I WA&& TO llACM ................. ....................... IWMFIONT New Modular T1P• )bnm. pvt communit1. I a.ct., J6 b.r ~lY. 1ub-lelUa1 ()K. From ·-Treuw'9 bl ad MoWle Home Pk. Ji*ll 0..-......... ....................... DOO m.-IMliw. OlllrW ..... ....................... ,.;.. 0atJ M dOWD OD &.b.b ~r .. d aad butter fou.rpl... Owaer wUl t#f1 ti.Jen .... l rOI' on.A.Uaer.1~ un tta. Yearly lacome . Over SIOD pr mo =~le. hll pnca •.L!.\tJ: • ..... 1100 ... -................. A-Pl~~ MOBILEHOD '--&--J ISUY·IELL· RENT· nHANCE ........... .,.. ........... ~ CAU.US"l·102 I .......nouGt Z yrs old, IJ"OU ineome 1252.000 pr year. Owner wtll carry balaDce at ~ with IP>.000 down. f'\JU llrite 12.AOO.OOO. Hurry, ibis wt11 ftot lut I IYTHISIA Pl.000 3 Br Mobile Home. ap. proa. .... mi to ~. ~ Spa. Rec cent.er. IDcluda atonie shed Ir end. pabo A muat to -·C.U752·1'100now' ~ U€HIG€ °"'"'"•Y·••\•vd "''· I rG r HOM€~ ....................... ..... .... ,.rty 2000 ....................... Dlvt. llaart Jn•atment 7UNITSH.B. l·*' 2 OH A LOT ar.d New ZBr 2~be. 2· In dowato•o Lons car pr, pool • Jaeuui • 8cacb. f\JU Pfte9 ooij YfltY attractive.~. ~ .ooo UU new r.ut.alde Coa· Pan Place,IDc. 142-1411 do. lBR + dea/1ucst rm. •• DllSCLOSEOUT Gar P'rpk. r ool. Adu.It.a • =amuc. POI Nopeta. '31115. AnU. 2/15. CjMQ SIU. _TSZ-~9_u ____ _ St•eraJ alo&l• family 95 mo. 3 Br. 2 Ba, No. bolDH, ava1l w /easy C.M. llOcat.loo. Reta req noancln1. Call •1t 1'· ~-0133. 5:'18-Q21 c.'150 •Ea1tAlde lbr, stove, relrt&. crpta, drpe, 1ar K1d1 OK No Peta IZllSMo. m-0188, 87s.~ FM11de 2 br, i ba, rDCd 't513 CMws~lltVlll yard, $515/mo. No dop. Qmdo, lbncbo San Joa· Jotm Colt. /\il.131-121111 cpan Jbr, 2 .... ba. OD (Olf New 3br, 2r,.,ba, earden Twnhm. z car + 1ar W opir Ftplc. micro, pool. laUlll, r.pa. 11118$. course. Landcpd b )' 8oca'1 Gatdeo. Prof 1Se · canted. Adult.I. No Peta. .,., be.M0-4ill3 J ... I IA. trplc, I~ yn.. oW. o. ... to•n Huat-.._.. Otlb Slit.NO. C II SURt, aak lor Barbara Harrl1 , SSTSQ. So QJMt tf1W)' l..qWUI l~~~~~~~~j Beach, R.M.P . (71e > ~~~~~..L.--llACHCO'nAGI ....-re 1'HIS IS m 2er.1 t.. AMume &oan. ~~~~~~~ l•llHI ~w~'"H'!~~ ... 645-6646 rJn Nlf1E L 01\IL[Y & 1\550(11\T(S ~ -Woodbnd&e £»tale .• br. Cou.EGIPAIK 2 o,., ba. S750 mG. 3 Br. 2 ba. rrpk, l&e Ownr/~~3454 Nlc.t bom• In area. Mo 11 dtp.g. ~ 1pQtleq and $76.900 low a.~ yanis CENTURY 2.l~rf Unbelievable decor 5.1'-75aukforCbm Perfect for tbe )'OUDI ~ wbo like apace ~ I 044 Ju1t lh t ed at only $11%,000 Hurry' Call 660ll3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RXB WI P1ZZAZ ONLY $79.900 JUlt liat.ed and under aarbt. Needs paint and )'OUr special lOl.IC ll. Ex- tras include, cu1tom patio w /fireplace, formal dJ.nma room and nU:b mott. lfUJTY' call 64S-o.:n1 'FO~ESTE OLSON .............. ..., ...... •• c.-... ...... : By Owner 38r 2 ba Greeobrook tract, as· sume loan. s122 .soo. Pnndpals oo1y. 751-440 l Wooclwklge •tat. Adami Mdl eBr 2V,ba, highly up graded. $159.500. Own / Ail. ~ mlJMABLE LOAN In bt>autHul WOOD· BRIDGE. Loan balance or 1&2,500 wttb thl11 beaWful 3 bedroom con- do Near pool. park and !>CboolB. Enjoy lake and teruus factliues Call for deWls JrWOOOBRIOGE RE Al TY 551·3000 111 R-1 Lot Dt'ar South • Sparkling Woodbndge Coat Plaza. 38r 2ba, Condo 3BR l'-1 ba. l yr w/dbl gar. & new oak Ol!W. Many xtras' Only cabuletl t.bruoot, 24x48 a..:m. SS1·515S dbl gar ln rear,... ofrr & HERJTAG_E_P-AR_K_ ba Sl50.000. IS80.000 Condo 3 Br, 2Y.z ba 1650 F.quity > Jake 641 8967 sq fl Sl.2C.900. sse-rns or 568-3687. --- ~AL OFFER ONLY TUllTUJlOCIC $83..500 Cozy 2 sty bome Pntsidtwt Homes Many uperades-owner Brand new on market! will carry at 10% an-Thia lovely home coo· t.eresl. No quahryiog. Sl5ts ol 4 bdrms., 2 baths, CUb an oo thll invest· frl>k., family rm. & dm- mmt. Pr1D on!y. Call Mr. Ill& rm. XJnt v1ew. Many lloa•• 7Sl ·l987 or uparadea. beautHul G5-'m5 landaupln1. out.Land· ---------f int locatioo! Burry oo .Manr9b&e at 10~ 2 Br thia. $294.JOO tncJudlnl tu • -in uuique com· laad! munity Spa, teatnls. DAVIDD.CAltl.SOM IOlarwaLer. miCJ"&owave. REAL TOtl lll-9293 cWnnilr, f'rpk, aU.. 2 CllJ' IU•I• w /opeoer, By owner. Sllt.900. MS-4480. Pnnoniy POOLHOMI J Br. l~ ba, completely upgrllded. $95,SOO. CENTURY 21 Surf ~ 1542 ult for Cbns ABOVE AVERAGE $86,000 3 Bdrm 2 tiatb, Plan B. garage and c&rl)Ort New pamt. move-in cood.tlloo. Walnut Square. Call 64.>-91tU '' .1 OPEN HOUSE ~~ REALTY 'ill'!' BA. 1 BA. SPACIOUS ------- LIV AM. 1 O% ON Woodbndge condo 3Br. OR WILL CONSIDER amonths new Patio VA. $91 ,500 laixbcaped. Walk to lake JooesRull) &: shopp101 $94,900. 673-4210 S5IMl948 ~~~~~~-----------.,_,.. IOU ....................... MAIUNITA Spectacular hilltop bome5. 2012-3206 sq I\, Clole to Marina Selva Rd II Calle La Pnma wn. $19.000 to $245.000 SD.JStl>; a.4006 Bldr POIM1' NtGUa llOaMS. &NVBSITY PAD 31EDROOM A well located single story Hanover plan with delightful greenbelt Vlt'W Just listed at only $126.IXXI. Call 644-7211 rJn NIGEL GAIL[{ & ASSOCIATES aiect with US OD thu lm'1le I Bdrm end unrt wt&& view of rolllng lull ======== !i11e rrom paUo deck and Distinctive cm1.y l mile rrom Dana D • Harbor. Only $89,900 e51Gn wilb m uaama ble ln .. greeta you tbe~ery mo-~ 644-7211 mma. you dnve up. JU el:terior and fnt.enor ap. poiotments speak of con· ~rary ease a nd rJn Nlfirl IJ/\IUY ~ i\S~UCl/\f[5 .... , ...... 1040 ....................... ttmtt""oa Cove Ooodo ar. 1™-. dbl car. pool. mint cond. ue.soo. eomt • 4 Bdrm .. 3 ba. + ram. rm. Sped.-cWar view. 10% u · sum. loao . 11~ do. Sl53.SOO 3 br. 2 ba. *-18 BBALDIAY Amannc but true. 180de1 ocean v1ew Owner fU»&DCed Uyn. No q"811· ty1111. lnteral only for :Jyn. e partial pnnclpal paymeoll. $395,000. or beal offer 497 5124, e94·7lil. Pran. Only Pleale. lfT OF l*AVEH Del.lgbtfu.1 3 Bdrm 2 bath bome Glowmg woods and French windows tbruout. Sparklln& gourmet kitchen and separate d1n1ng room. Extra large lot Ocean & light view, $213,000. don osen r .. a I tor., IZl3 N Coast Hwy Laauna Beach 497-4148 Tra&Ju apace av all ror JS Ooeed Sunday footer Sr c1ttieM. no lodl1paa 84Ml.Sl 12 UHITS NEWPORT CRiSI' lovealon o r home eedun, five unit.a avail. 3 ai e Bra, ocean vu or belt pool " tennia toe. 15% down w1bu1lt·lo nnlndQI Special terms tor all 5 in package deal. Smltb·Meyer, 5'11-7813, AIJ.. Xlnt. loc Sor. Pk Nr sbqJI ltbus. lBr Sll,500. 548-7682, 54Ml90 __ _ WECARI! We want to help you ~ your own qainat double ditPl tollatton. Let u11 show you mobUe bome llv101 . Many. many ways to bey Bank re pouessiool, m-parlt re- sales. Call us for a fneodly profess10nal up praisa1 or your ol'ed.s & f'llMIARIA Pnce reduced Owner will carry $404,000 at oo ly 12"k interest Near Back Bay Pride or ownenblp. Only JI 6 X ~ Muat M!lJ Hurry• 545-9491 ----6 DB.UXI UNITS PRIME EASI'SIDE. CM 2 Bdrmaeacb 1HESf ARN ES CO 873-7781 UDO ISLE QllbODS You m1&ht be a ... ___ ...,...,.,.......,............, home owner soooer than 4 br, 3 ba. 2 fu-eplace ~to street. $395,000 call 673 2289 No re· alt.on. ----- you think. MOBILEHOMESfOR1', So.')4..7070 CASTLE IY SE.A Ulsta Mesa adult park. Total luitury abounds lOX55. Sl.3.500 thru out th11 3 Br 548-6389 ____ _ Mediterannean home ln beaut. SJC Panoramir Top quality coostrucuon V1ew. Obie wide Adult and every cooce1vable amenity Incl udin g ~ 2Br. 2Ba $38,000 TRI-PL EX UNDER MARln I.I! JBr. 2Ba unit, 2 2Br. l~B,. unit~ Takl' over contrart al 9...,,.., int Rent.is low ror an·a B~t IOVMl!Tlt'nt (.'all for dt•t .. 1~ 17141141.-5502 2200 . ..................... . R-4 Cost.a Meu 24 apt.s or le condos $480.000 Owner. me JS73.2290 LOT'S tM LAGUNA Sewral pareela av ailil b6e wttb varloua terms <>CF.AN VIEWS ...,... ... R.E. 497-17,1 ......-.Dnert. Rnort 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORLEASI ~ 2 bfodroom z bath home M1ss1on Lake' Country Club Glllf tennl.6· pool Be a Ull r u II) landi;capt'd no mdln leDilllCe yard 9&ICl ClubbouM-Rd Desert Hot Spnngs 213-378-2572 Red&tcft kltcb, new cpls drpa. WOOOl&JDGI newly painted 10 out Spac condo situated ~ rocd rear yrd, det acror.s from park 3 Bd, J ~ pr w opnr lmmac ba. BeautJfully appo(nt cond U2S 'mo l:~c . ed Landscaped ~e patio lmmed occupancy . w redwood hot tub Owner M4--4Z2'7 Comm. pool. $700/mo. SIClUDID llR Olll Jeanne, Ownr!t\it. HLCe yard. raDJ!t• rPf ng. 831 12166 or 5S2 _7367_. __ _ UUl pd. No Pd!I Low 3 BR 2 ba, ~ cpt.a. ~ move10coats. & patnt Fireplace, $G1Mo 642-0835 ctuldren OK. $575/mo :IJr, Mesa Wood.l. hm. N r ~. rhurt'bes 4t So. Coast Plaza S650Mo ~or~alt 12 J+ ram. ~ l .t><t. c-pts, drpi.. ek> r o r•w pallo. ~Dr nrFair~ ~ U!lts1df' J8r & dt-n, '/S2..1282 Of" l-482-<l646 Woodbridge Conc:Jo J bdrm I.., ba. 1 year oew. I...arce pal.lo, near Cat~ . rec. raciliUe5 SS75 ak> ~.832~_101 ___ _ Waln..-. Square Coodp 2 bdrm 2 bil. dryer. pr . patio pool S450 1 tno ~2789 Lv m:.g Zl !Ba, ht•alA'd pool $750 St-veral rentals a va il mo 645 ~~J NOW' From $395. nr. 2 Br. 2 !>l) :? ba, gar, fenttd, p .. llo, pet nit. SC2:> 546-75(16 ~ $495 Jbr. SSOO 2br \le'W 1650 5br, Jba. SIOO 4br, 3ba, NEW $79~ 5'.'>1-2000 Wc:lllhd 2900 &11de Jbr, lba, laoi~ ----- LA11J11M ttls I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• swoed &lass, c1rcular 4113-4.Uor~7S46 stalrcue. bandpalntl'd 0... Sat/5Mn I 0-5 Wes, 90 much more 360 281\orMBRsuate&den, detl view Call to see Hlw-ri Piw ......... Lake Forest adult plll'k, ••• .. •••• ••••• ••••• •• • • yard No Pt11:> 5600" l~t. Urg.ent lll•l' rl.ient ror last + i.e<: A~a.J 642~7 -OC'Can froot beach homt> llJOS,IPETS OtC EAST'SJDE 2 BR. $495 l BR.~ Gar & rwt111 6C2 2510()1"~ 1-:xecuuve LI VlllK Wood- bndge attached single rama.ly bomes 2 br & 2 br & den. Each With 2 b9th:.. 2 car garage, frplc, A 1C. rmcrowave, auto gar. dr openers, auto spnnkler :.ystem &more Nr lake. IAD115, poob & JaCUUI!> Recreauonal package rn cl. t650 "' $1)1(). Le~. !ii5iN062 Leisure World, Gate 14 Panoramic view, 3rd floor, Villa Nueva. 2br 2ba, 586-6879 A C a rt 7pm · ,...--.,._, r no pets, cou.otry club I.Iv VTJ~---'' in Emerald Bay lr~ •'iliiiil!DIJ!liliiiiilil~I Cove. or Cameo Shor'es Ldlt For.st I 055 673-2051 ing, ser gat e C;,ill PresltiioUa NB loc, wling ~~.5~~_/876 S di.at to bch, J Br 2 Ba, SUD,IXXI. 9 6c:l assurna blc OWN YOUR OWN HEW 4-ft.EXES loan. Call 548 4229, MOllLEHOME SITE. Comer of Slat.er & Vao • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 63:)...4650 mfl""\.M I /8 ..i1. i --------•I ~"' to .. /J Ac.. Buren 10 Huntington Npt. Crest Coodo $225,000. ~W REAL TY Beach 98CM370 ·---LUE FOUST SI 17,IOO Divorce! Need fail aale' !Pnlltipat•, priced ~~~~mmaculale , mar1lllllS decor", 1uper llriYlll.e a Bdrm 2,,. bath. becorallve fencing. ql&et. clcae t.o twy otr ramp. Get off, Lake Foreat. Cooveoteet pool.a, lake. 1boppln1. etc Mouata1n view Good '1.nancin& Much in Demand! Huee m1tr 1uit.e w /ocean U I ·ll42 RENT AL vu+ 2br, 2~ba. ram rm. Aa9ap for 59 t 200 INOOME PROPERTY ~·.~wet bar, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Froal 139,llOO. llodl.llar _ _..-.22Anea ---------1 Type Hom••· Z4 br _ Crt._~_.;._.._m._2:111___ MC'Urit)'. S pYl beacbee, I_, 14... I I p ALM pual. p6m'. Trwlll"9 la&e wei'ltept twt!r v~ SPRINGS Pk. Dl>t Padflc Cout Home.ort&.owmr. Beat Hwy. La1uoa Bcb, l S2M 10 Acres, raw acrege. R.11 p m•>-..&511 ~~~~ r.!!= eod Ramon Rd. m.ooo -· ~·-··-··--Cub. lmmed. 1ale. 5'...aMGNIW REALTORS SUVIEW! Ocean + city light views S27S,OOO • $399,000. Eit· clus1ve. P rine. only Patnck Tenore. 631 1266 1~m.:~za~~~~~~~l 6 lar1e wuu Four 3 I . Bdrm, 3 bath and t WO 2 Bdrm. I beth unit.a wrth pnvote patios ALSO ciher l.D'lltl tn xlnt l"ftllal are us 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca.U~ONOW' ALLSTATE REALTORS A.lao need summer rental on beach Agrnt 641> 1044 lt>a•e mec;.sagt--- ··•·•·•·········•······ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.Aoa rr-.11111°1aa 1107 J BR 1 ba, iiar, lge yard. hardwood fl oor:. ~ mo !)40-1151 llAk ror la o-arow n2' .. ·--·--·········· ~leach 3241 ....................... Dlx OOndo 2Br Ztla, at 2 Br. 1i,.. ba, lge yard • OJQ2br. ~. Nr. bay t.ac:bed Z·car ~ar. all view SHO /mo. Tom • bbrvy. mo iDcl util. bit-. Cl"JIU. drpe. pool, ,._ -or --,.. _ IO.aTl \eDm.I, Jacuza. $5.$0 . _,_ -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •...;.e..:.;._.,..:.;._rt_INdt ___ l _I M-t ~ So. IApDa l BR bouak- •••-•••••• •••-•• ••••• 8 Tero 3232 new cpts. ~ vl~ ~.h&m.4BR,3 ta. Avail. OD 1 oc 2 yr. laae.. Pnvate beach.. C. Tbomu Rib' So9-5S2'7 Beacon Bay 2Br . lBa f'11ly fwu. Ind hDeas & alvr ware Teuru.s rrt, pn v bctt t650 mo to mo + uuJ. 673.&MJ eves & 1A1mds --------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --•••••••••••••• u:uaJJ dedt. Very cMs&n J«>llES F'OR RENT l440 lDO util Incl. C9'7.a39 l or 4Br. Pnced from No Laiuna-Ocu.n rie'tr MIS-~ Fbcd yard 4t Walk to bcb. 4br 3ba. 1ara10. Fa m l Ilea $100Mo Wiabort 'term- plu1e Kids 6 pets P°flt>.A.ul C9'7·Sl32.. ~. cau-. 2566 or _ 9'13-2971 A#. no ftt. Lapma Nls 1250 F Isis V.., 3214 _ .................... . -·•••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT Green Valley To"'T\hous(! J bdrm 2 ba 1 ti.Ory :! 1•ar µ.r No peot.s. Lt'~ $550 mo 700.0602 I Wi14• IHct. 3240 3 or 4 BR Pnced from S&sri95. f'ncd yard & i;cara~e ... Famll1e:. pluse. Kids & pet:. wek'ome. c.aJl 1164·2.566 or 97J.2971. ~:_!l<> fee. Model 264 Ponde1'9sa Home. 48r. Jba. <fen. fam rm. covrd patio, highly upgraded, 1m rmculate rood, 5147,.500. 771).5252 By Ownr REALTORS 1076 APARTMENT OWNERSHlP OP PORTL'NTTY ~y , Down · Excellent finanring Fow"·plex bwldlni:s n<'ar Dumeyland m Anaheim 1'' u 11 y o c c u p 1 e d l bedroom aP.artmenL., tn rludlng built·tn k1tt'hen, au-coodit1orung, rovere<J c arport s. Lu)oh landscape<! ~roond.'l With pool & cabana FOUR PLEXES FROM SJ.55,IXXI To rearh Hoh day Harbor, Lalce the 5 frwy t.o Harbor Blvd. S ......,.....,.... 3252 I MEW ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ---------J Br. 2 ba. frplc, a\•a1I to Juae uth $550. Call alter .. .................... . Newport leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 816 CANYON Spectacular gol/ coune estate. 6liOO sq ft 4 to 6 Bdrms. 5'-, baths Pool and spa. 11.295.000. THE STARNES CO. 673-7761 UDO ISLE 2-Sty. early CaJtr. 3 BR. dm. l ba , Uv. rm. w tfpl. & beamed ceil. Cozy paUo. Walk t.o beach, club " tenola fac11. $315,000. C.all MISfilON RE.ALTY 494-0731 MIMIVIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• RB>UCEDFOR 9UICllSAU 2.IXXI sq ft custom atngle family home. 38r, 2Ba, ru.ooo dwn. take over ~ lo&o. Call agl. G-VTSO ------...... c.psit mo I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUMTIY ESTATE VIEW to ~ewood Ave f. TUm n t on Bl"Ode-n to sales 0 rice & modelll. Ph:JDe me rno-1624 C: urcial l'topetfy 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-'•v~ QL center UlOO sq ft axnmerdal. 842-3S76 New a.mtom estate. blOlt with pnde and quabty material• thru.out. Ameaitlea aod special f etll.Urel make th.la re-~ ''one ot a kind ... Larp e bdrm. separate maid'• quart.en. formal 1--------• dlnlna room, family room. II brary. bar. e adobe ftreplacea. stained liau, pool, spa, gourmet ~Zoned aod room for borsft. Will help finaDce .•• 000. COSTA MESA 3 Bdrm home. hardwood noon. double 1ara1e. 1All 10xl21>, '125.000. ao,Mcc...... Altr. sa.112' stepa to beach. New 4 Bdrm boma nearlna WA:"" Ca.doml•l..,/Towtt- completion lkilder will REAL ESTATE ...... for.. 1700 help rtnance. Submit 631•1400 ...... ••••••••••••••••• your offer. AaklDI ~~~~~~~~ LOWIMYBHT $!54.90(). C&ll 54C).ll.51 .-: GrMf Locaffom FOR PEOPLE WITH TIM over low lntereat •'\-:: ,, HERi AGE . • RC:ALTORS ------- OCUMPIOMT 581', ma~ bome, BIJboe ~a. R•l. Prtnclpal1 olllJ. Call ownr,.,.... •CMCYOM • 8drm. Q'lllltlve ftD&De· tu. Aaa•mabl• Joan. ca11 lor lppL DIP!'JCCABLE T /tSrE ! nl&e loan! Several choice Thla boma baa been 1·2 b6droom c ondo totally up1raded ~ ln popular Spr· throuabout wltb tb• 1011 community In b 11 b ., t q u • ll t Y tntne. Lde9, auums. materlala. new carpet· tmu. hall ~apln&. lo&. mokllnl wood pat• Fnm9f7,850. qtaet floora. bHm•, PbaDetodQ (pttn. oo1)'l wooden etalrrall1, 566-lAM (Broker) FNDcb doors • IDQl'9! I a ... ta ft891AM a.ur • iovtl1' Br 2~ ----·~ bomerou1ltnaa..n. VtrJ plu1a. 2br. Iba ~ HA.mt. Bcb. view condo UNOOa&Al.ISTATE w11lu1 atrium. VtrJ -..u pdvu DIUo area. new 1090 ....................... auodeci, 'lfo::< pool, UUU. IPL terma. ~oalJ.llMl71, -.... -----..... ,. •• ., 2000 ......... ~ ............ . TRJPLEX w I OW'Mt"'s u..tt z:n down and owner wtll u&Ult with bulance of ft.nanctng. Pnme Costa Mesa locauon & only l )'('II.I' Ol'W Owner's urut·J Bdrm. 2 Bo Only fll6.SOO 7S2 1920 ' QUAIL PLACE PaorHTIES"' 10,.. fl l:JO r.M.t EASTSIDE 2-lldnlflu.ih $142.SOO FUU.Ell UAL TY 54'-0814 18 Un.lta. 1YT okt, ITOU in· come m.100 Pnme 0 C. location 1031 OK sm.ooo.~.Ai\ COVIMGTON 4.ft.IX Xlnt West Covina loc. szu.ooo. Prine only Owner6"-717't llUNITS COSTA MESA 8pm. 673-0188_. __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Skis to beach. 3 Br, fam nn receot.ly re-decrtd l )T lae 67l-5:B> ___ _ Balboa Ore.anfroot 2Br, 28a condo Jyr lea:.e SflXl mo 67>9367 3222 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Br. 3 ba. lrvme Terra~. gardener tncl Avail now to Aue 15th . Agt, 644-llfiJS WXUIYHOME ~ Spyelaa HUI home wrlh mapifieeot. unobstructed bay & ocean view. e Bd.rms .. famaly rm. & formal ch.a· tng rm. -a '800.000 value for only Sl800 per mooth. Avallable now U!I Aa9. partt·ttk• Mt· A Olv1s1on of tint. jmt raooed to R 3 If arbor lnvestm4mt Co .... coack». --------0.vtd Bourb. Rltl' ~91115(1 52 UNITS ~ Beach. A<· -~~Clan IDvestmeot lll·ml Brlllll new ztir. 2ba. 2 car aar. Bale. frplc. lie DlliMo. we 551-4183 QUALITY HOMES La.R NiK"'!l rood<> o1ook 3 Br. 2.h bli, 2 st.ocy. J ~ i;:o1f crse 3br. AiC, pla.rw, &PPf'O" 2000 ~q ft W D. pool SISOO. 831·1018 E"15 mo. Hunungt.oo St & ---a.,. Ave 17t4 l840 5.504 Muiolt Vt.;o 3261 orm4}146-l.J71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOM~FORRENT HOM~ FOR RENT 3 ar 4 Br Pnced from J or 4br Pnced from $8>$59$. Fncd yard & ~~ Fncd yard & garai;cec; Fam1l1e:. i;c1 rage., Famii1l', please Kids 6 pell> pluse Kids &t pets ~ Call 964-25&6or ~ Call 964-2566 or ~2971. ~.no ree. 97J.~ Ag! DO fff __ ... .,... ..... JZ6' SSO> mo 3 BR l"" ba con· ••-••••••••••••••••••• do. Adult complex Ref!! NO FEE' Apt. Is Condo req'd, no pell A&t. ~tals Valla Reot.als ~ 17S-4912 Bkr. -------- Be au t 1 f u I Dl'W custom SUPER SH ARP .Ir home view of ocean. SPARKLING. New walk to nod $750. carpets, drapel* ew. J SJS.NJ2or213/333..3846 bdrm. 2 ba. Wall to BEACH. 3 br. 3 ba. frplc ~~:/mo. yr1y. + extras. 188$. Whaler:i Cave.~711S UDO 4 BR. 3 be. S1JOO llo. Apal 8'1H170 ~814ifully decor 3Br 21>.ii, f'pic, crpta, drpe. Culver· Walnut. $610 mo. A vall Feb 1st. Days. Bl 11 ISlll11Ctaa&IA1t view, eaee. 2 714-75%-7510. Eu1: br home. Cliff Dr. 2 br • m..m-0234 tiv rm w/frplc. Ip rec rm w/pool tbl. Pado. Put.ly tum. 541-1111 Act-•BR tiowe l~ Ba, rncd yard, attach ear . $SSO ps mo Avail. Feb. 1 S9lil 2 8r Condo, end unit. 1 mud Ott Pooi. jac. rec fadl fG), MHSll &lu• ocean It bay view. tbr. new c'l'ti & pat. a car pr. 2 h11ka. a 1Tdnr Incl. SllOOIDo. MMrm ea. 3ba. .UC tiJwpt •YACAMf• CrHt condo. lleny =~Jbr !,12bel + racllltl••· STSOtmo. • 1•-Av-· m· •11111. l·'JS.UIO tu a d . N r •--------- Adaml/llqooUa. ta'15 80 llo. ~ ~. 4 per mo. Call ll1b AIJ. br, 1 ba. P9& Gk. tll.:.mo en.cas orml12't. .. ........ ... ..... ~ ....... JZ42 Dr, 2\1\be tit vtl ID __ ,............... pr•1U1lorat lof•t•. PWftct ooad. mo . •ms. ....................... 2 br, 1~ lM. pr, pauo. S-mu No •. m.m DIUJX& 1 ar a a.. r,,,ic. 141» eq ft, -M1Der St. N1I-. IU/IOTm °" TM.-.1111 ---------tll eepl • 1 room a • , ________ _ dlilii 'MI Bdrm. 2 be ldld'I tit• m wk 6 2Br ba "'·-..... ._ Ulr. z ba A.ch&1ta only. No .,.... a • watu pd ~39) .._;;;Clll"DlrW/'Jard. ~0Nanl'nilll~40 ,l •'""'·•w·-Zbr. 2tHI. new twobse. l Bil. l ba., bllyfront. .. Adu.lta No pell. ->•t loc. SHO/yrly ~ Pen J BR apt. i.dWu.yeuty... Mi-7300 • ~ront Hoco99, Inc. ~. ful'o .. free uW --------- --..00 HIO mo. e13.zsu. associated 31r, lba, older adult& OO· ly Pet1 OK sasc>Mo ~ ________ 111111 1754414am. terV aa, '" 1 •' •• "1 ,. \ r· w •• l OJ', ..,,,. 1 ,,, . II " I ! ••• WlDls Rent.al new decor. Cc.mpl w /Unena, diabea ..... 2ba. t'1M5l5 IAYlllOMT•MMYC ¥0J lq ft, 5 bdrma. 1 \; be.. SIG:. mo IUM, wUI • •··~ lbart term. .............. 671-1771 1::.~: Z::~u'!Tri':':1. '\:t'J:... Avail. 2-1 • 7·1 M25Mo. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• btN'-tta--0.U. Quiet, 2 bd. l ba. No ldda/peta. SIZS/mo. CaUJeffGJ.~ 913 W Balboa Blvd ..... p11 • + )101 8'15-SIM ·--··················· Semew, z..t;y. 4 BR, a ba. • hOme w /nllht UJbt & ocean view. Guarded comm., pool " &ennbl. c.e. MeN 3724 2Br Winter Rental. unW ... •••••••••••••••••••• &J.6..80. S350 + uUlities. 2 Br new ha condo. blttn.1 RF.ALTO RS CASADIOIO 875-1871. &ncl Wti>, 2 car aar. llJOOllo ALL UTILlTIES PAID ocean vu. IS7S 1183-2T18 Compare before you I.aree lbr, Swechah frplc ~ 131·3"4 ~OP~Coodo .. beautiful decor. 2br. 2be. bale, 0('9&D view. Plaab, clab bae, bUllardl, pool, &8UD a, dea. spa, MC prklna. Mall., DO pet&. '95 llo. NJib>.Fri.n~ Qmdo nr So Cit Plaza Ur, 1ee 1au. pool, om. J~ s:m M5-N42 rent. Cuatom deaic.n IUD dedt, parlti.n&. Com features· Pool, BBQ. IDl!l"Cial ume. Combine cov'rd aara1e. new home It ortlce. Bill rurnJture, aurrounded Harde9t)' Rl1y. ~28116. Ob tbe ._ _ _.. Bach. hotel wdJa phab landacaploe.. ~ ~ Adult livial at it.a beat.Carom ----.,-...,--31-ll-• ZJ08 W. Oceamroot.. Nopeta. D>. l1Udut. 8'13-4l.S4 1 Bdrm fumlahed ms -·····•••••••••••••• 315W Vfalaon.842·lfnl Unuaual lBr. MOO mo. Bacbeb'. oewly painted, UW. paid. ~ Wed. adWt ooly. Pet ok aft. SPiii It wknd1 Pvc.,Br,0.,eatrance.uW TM-tm :m>. Inc, oon .. moker. Refs. Tree abaded ~ acre near C.all !i6MOD upper Newport Bay. 2 SUSCASITAS bdrm. 1 \; ba., laJ'ae en· F\im. 1 br apt $275 " up tertalnlng rooms, Encl. ear. Adults, no farcplace, bar. No peta. peb. 2110 Newpon Bl. Gardener mcluded $700 S48-4988. per mo 1 year lepe. Mr. Hwil.,_an leodl 3740 fl\lentes 714 /833-0070 ...................... . ----'I HARBOR VlEW HOMES H.a's ANIST """ rf M Scaeiah El tate uvmg I ncture pe ed. onaco. Beaw.ful parlt·like aur· 2br. dell. d ·rm. l800Mo rouodaaaa. Terraced -~--------PoOl Sunken au bbq. llufta cando; 3 BR. 2 bll, 1parklln( fountain•. tri·l••el; mlol cood. Spaciou1 rooms • _....... aJJ••• 811.._.. 6-Darate dlninl area, --• --walk·in cloeetl, bome· oo kid.I • peu. S7Z5 JUm ~ a cabtoetl. Coleaworlby, Rltr. Walt to Huotln1ton ~ omer. --------~ 2 Bedroom rum MM Newport Terrace 2Br. Tawnhoule rum. $505 ZBa. dint tam rm. nr Adults, oopeU pool, Jae. aauna, et.c. $495 UtillUes Free! •am. Aft. lodm'. Mf.1563 2br, l~ba. trplc, pool, IASTSIDE deck. HIOMo. Avail. 2·18. 1 Bdrm k:Jft apt, bltn dis· Adulla.m-003 bwuber & ranae. Yard. SM>.MUa&a 2 Br duplex View. ao. of hwy, frpk. W D. S62S 2br, l'M>a, frplc. encl ~ar, Call ~1177 adult&. $37~ ~ Marpente. View lbr & 2br, duplex S600-$775Mo Appl ZL:HlllH325 eves CaU 645-<I07 4 ~ to $440 ~aut near new 2 br. 2 be townbou.sc Slcylipu. frpk, laundry rm. paUo. AduJ1.s only ~~••••••~!.~ TSL Mcmt 842·9412 *2 14 Br. c1D. cpt/drp, 21lr. l ~ oarly new. bltn, chli! ok DO pet.I S3a 0pta. dr]ll, new paint. 7 5Z < B ) Sb a Ii m • r hdo. Adlts. Sm pet OK. ~ A.U 1-2. .-S. CIMllBl. Weatlldd. men 1 BR tncJ nfn1. l300, 2 FAMLY Ans BR J\; Ba. '400. Encl Brand new beautiful. gar. Adlts, no pets large apt for ramiUea 66-1111157~ 541-4291 with 1. 2 • 3 duJdren. l..AQUINTAHERMOSA Near park & schools. New28r.2Ba.fplc,bttns, mo. Suaan 541--433.1 dya. ~.433Jalt5PM. 16211ParbldeLn tblk )(jddleplayarea Westaade CM $3115 --------•I Wot Beach. 3 bibs of 2Br,2S. $4.50 _AduJta,nopetl 979-3376_ 11G CAH'YOH VIEW! F.dlnier 3 Br. 2 Ba ~ Luxurioua 3 Bdrm. 2~ 147 5441 j Heatpaid. Nopeta Lrs. 2 Br. l ba, carport t.tb Deane home. Guard -----B West WUaoo, C M CMS. 7V7 W. Willon. Call (ate s e c u r 1 t Y t Br & amgles, sauna. Open l~daily IUIOO /montb Call pool. rec room. From __ ...;.... ______ Lovely E·Slde Tr1plx, LUXURIOUS l 6l1 5.5113/548-2408 iu-g.3703 •M)-8582 ___ 0 r.97M __ 19•1 ___ 1 $300 Quiet ~t 17301 E·SIDE 2 br, patio. whole bottom floor. Keellon. 842·7848 garage. Adult.a, no pet.a. w/fp&c, D/W etc, ever· \'early 3 br, 2 ba, patio, garqe, carport. Good area. Cloae to beach. llrc*er 4m-4912 N9wpol1 Beach e.xecut1ve borne. 4br. 3ba, Jacuu1 tub. Gardener. II any. awiny xtras Avail now ~1853 momtni or eves S..Cbn•• 1274 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR 2 ba. ocean view It ~ v1ew • .w> mo Newly painted. "92-1171 w ....... 32'1 ....................... H>llES FOR RENT 3 or • Br. Priced rrom ....... Pned yard " 1ara1e1. Famillea pleaae. Klda " peu ~ Call -.2516or IJ13..29'7L N/J.. nofH. 3421 ....................... LUSIS•Al.Olll ......... c .. •lllr, E...tde C.M., nee. t;rpo. .....s .... +pool. .. • pdvaey. tlDO mo. ~ "Z8rlntne VW.,e Oreea~~rand new ~UDUI' '41$mo, .zBr+dm. Jntoe SJap • .,mo.ble. ... APARTlll!NT ODl. IDc1 nlrt1. Mao mo.-. .... c.ltePrHlew 7IZ..1700 l..al)lnlleadt 3748 ~. l.002bt.548-21Z7 )'\hlba new. Adult.a, no • •••••••• •• • ••• • • • • • • • • *2 Br. 1 bll condo nr. So. Pila. .,. S3l· 1.8. Stud.lo. pror decorated, Coat Plau. New crpta, 21lr, tarae livtn& •dining hrunac Free raa1d 11erv c:trpa, A/C, pool, .ecurtty Ouldreo OK. S335Mo. & ulil Color 1V, S8S wk gate. Children olt, no Open at 7118-B W. l8lh. er by tno. 49Q..'l2Z1___ pets. $460. 988-3652 or 1167-479 LAGUNA BEACH MTR 565UL ------- INN. Maid aerv • color Twnble apt. $475Mo Jbr, TV. heated pool Utll l Bdrm apt 1,,._ P'amlly. Sm pet <114>494·~294. 985 No. F.nclprqe,1aap&1d. OK w /depoalt. Avail. r-~ Hwy 642 5073 Feb. 7lb.. 548-UAIB Ail. ~ . Outa .. ...,........... 3769 38drmapt.papald ••••••••••••••••••••••• Encl aar. adJta 2 BR. md 1ara1e. l1e Bayfront furnlabed , wtiurrental Broker,675-4912 2 Br •· 3'21 E. tllth St. Malt.I, DO pets. '350. Yr· 1y. Alao unfum. MM'Tll NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR-ROUND FUN: Social Actlvltln 01· r.ct,,r• FfH Sunday 8runch•BB0'1•Plr· u.1 • PIUI mucti mote. GREAT RECRUT10N: Tennl1•Free Leuona (pro I. pro ahop) • 2 Helfttl Oube•S.Ul'll• ~·M'n mlng • Driving Range leAUTIPUL APMf • llDn'I: Singlte. 1 & 2 Bedroom• • Fur· nilMd & Untumlthed • ~ LMng. No P9tl • Modela OS* dally 9to e OakwooO Gercten Apertmenta Newport luch/No. 880 ll'VIM (II tltll) (114)MH550 *-=,~'°' (Oov••l ltlh) (714) 842 .. 110 642-5073 pdo, sa mo. Small pet $305-$4.25. 2 Br apt a , baloaaY' paUo, laW1'.lry OK. call ~5lllO. ask for Pamor Larry. rm. some w/encl. aaraae Newty pal.rad lbr. lba E ltfrplcl 11de C ti. $27$Mo No TSL llcmt 642· UI03 Kldll. No PfQ. 648-19'7 ~_;_-=-------Beaut. 1 very li bdrm. Zbrupper 1235Mo plUlb, laundry, lmmac. Adu.lta. No Pet.a grounds. 1826 Pomona. 1531·2177 $325mo.131M086. ---...:_ ________ Ow1niDa lbr. paUo, aar, 2Bdrma, lbalbapt. quiet st. Conv lor Adu.lts. Gu paid. Sl25/mo 81U118. 8'2·5Cm --------Newly decorated I Br 2 Ba LAMAMCMAAPrS townbouee. Spacloua Larlt. 1,IM bd p.rden ftJ"flll,aee fl pe>OI. Quiet apta. AdulU. Dlbwhr, area. Adult.a, no pet.a. bltnl, encl pr, ,.. bbq. aso. ST5'5Nt/~3381 Pool. Gu Pd. m Scott Pl. eo.sna; -.seu IMSTAMT tM Near MW lwwry t.D.bse. 2 2 Wle br ln super loca· tr. l ~ be, all blt.oa Fncd Uao. ~ Ooor. built· paUo. pr. Want or am.I in kitchen, HHMo petok.'1115.~ Adda. No Pett. inquire 581 W, WUson Apt. E. ~ VU.UCOIDOYA Molt UtJL ft'-.,....., ept, drsll,e:nd.&aJ"ll•.patlo, ct ldtcllen w /bltna. '*'·1n ... 188ta 23ZI Dim Ave., CM .... I Br, 1 la, SMO mo. + ~I depotlt IDOYel )'GU bL l.at1Dd.c7 tm. No pe&1. eu.11se. TH· SbaUar. s BR. z bll. amdo: bbl. nn retri1. No peta. ~ 2Dll Floor: dm• lo sac*. jaoml. .... ca.. rec. rm. 1 Ml from be~b. C...trally loc. OciMd ,.,....., Sealrily bld1 1 Yr. lean. Seaspray Coadoa. m.nao llACHWOOD Arn 2 a.-. 2 bll $t00. WALK to ~ Pool, Jacurn. bUm. Adu.lta. oo pets •llOO. 2 Br. 2 ii.. frplc. 1ara1e. DI&. CaU 9llMIM7 uk roe m.tt . l\'25. J Br. i ba near new apt. New crpt.a, drpe. 2 car encl aar. W /D hookup , frplc, pelio/yard. TSL Mont 842-1602 __ ....;;;__r-_ r , .. u 1i[1UI I ':I • ...::.1-,. llVli~(; • 1 & 2 IA Pltla AJti. •Ds~& HQ's • '•al• Rec. Ro ... • Gud .. la~ •.IOI s. kldt a Siie'" '·• ,\ I '. \1llH1','.'t «I I tt I ~/ > f fl '•If I,,, • t t ~ •1t 1.' ~ 111JO Bachelor Apt Stove Refne. UUI paid 422"'1 9lb St 968-0020 u rt 6PM. --- MAR.IMB'S WAL.JC Very lg 2Br. 2"'18a, tux ury apt, frplc, yd, gar. nr Huolto(ton Harbour, children OK. $500 mo 182 Jib Cude. apt 1, ~- Deltml pooWde xtra lge 2!r, 2lle. JYtm. d&bwbr . Nr. bMcb.. Adib, DO pita. .. mo.5»1B' 2 story. 2Br, priv. pat.lo, distnraab«, W /D. Ca II 84fl..46l9 soe.TMMG MEW FORLISS Beawtul new 2 BR 2 full balb11. master aulte w/double suika, pluah brown carpeting. Drapes, aab cab1net1, bwltina. refr1aerator. mcl. yard, delux laun dry. CluJdren OK. 4 plex near everytbin~ ONLY $315/mo 77V1SLATER Open Houae ~5 PM MIM'm llACHWOOO APTS 2 br. 2 ba $400. Larae l br sm. WALK to aboppinJ. Pool, jacuzzi, <na Adulla, DO peta. llQ..1800 ...... ~. t•llOw 3142 ....................... ,,_,. ... 2 Bedroom. 2 ba. bltlna, frpk. S380. 714 ~ .. It for Dan ~ 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l bdrm . Condo Oranretree. Patio on Stream. tennla, apa. pool, gym. S3110 Avall mkl. Feb. 552-3'75 <Eves •Wkodl.) The Sprinp 1 Br ~o. 1415. Open Sat nooo t1 I 4 Cal l art 6PM . 213/373·2808 or Zl.3/17$-0143 Brand new 3 BR condo, 2 tie., rrp1. or. poo1 " a.o ala. $'750 llo., yearly Bay" Buch 751Mltl l u.., Qmdo pool, Jae, \911. m .lll'Mml. retn1. $375, 544-9'10. m...ra L.fllllllMdl ll41 ....................... Siii-... Beaut. btand mwlMbr ... Nlce qtMt .,..., Jl'rplc. eel. Larwt Bt1 Bear t"abJo, pool tbl, 4:0tor TV, 2 hpio ..... 14.MMn• •BIO DA.a W /~Ill' tk.I· 4JOO ....................... llliwtnl1 A~ depoalta It evt O•l.. npeDSH ! ProfnalooaUy since Jl7L ~TIS a.41.M 1 ,._ to I.hire l br boaae w t adult male. Unlv. Park lrvlott. '300/mo. Incl. utll. Wllllb/4ty, dabwV . .pr. poal, t..m ..... lf DO -.m..uo F rmmt, nOD·Smoker, ~ J br 2\; be lo c.cul. w..dia ua. ZBr. ZS.. Slmpw man.~ Ne. crpCa, drpa, kltdL Pbal.te.G1411> ........ W ID boatup. T!iL .._ IQ. l.llD Ob waler, Z BR., 2 be . din. 11ip avail. Yearly Ate Avail 2 7 711M»lJ New 2 Br luxury condo overlooklo1 coHtllae. _,mo. 87J. 7Sl II 38 wmta 2 F to ahr lge bae w 1pool. Tu1tln ~ t-5 or Ad Siller 1112. 2' Hn. a day. ICMIDO f'm.. odl workinl rmmt.e. A&tndlve. <*Ser 2 atry ... tp.rdeo. ao-0331 .. DIC.sums Prtme Newport Beet"lt loc. N O.C. al.qion. Ra lDd. NetpUon, coo. rerence rm, Jeoltor eerv.1 UUll, 100 free cop ea • more. Slcnllarial lll'V. ev all. UIOI' Doul lll•Mll. WXUIUOUS DICUT1VI SUITIS Offlcet ~ ... u. \n .,....,,,)' sppoloted Ex· eaa&ve ~-ttftttatly tocat.s oear free11ray1. eourta • lbe Orao1e County Airport. Facallllea ancluda a frimd.ly, efncaeat recep. tloolal t telepbool' opwator who sreet.a your dienta and~ your calla. a compM:te c. u r. • Federal law library. beautifully decorated ocmfermce rooms. photo t'CJllY machiAa, • the flneat 1n lt'Cretarlal M!l'Vlce6 For rurtber lnfo it a peraonal tour thJ'ouCb the faclllt1e1. please contact Vortac Assoc ' (714 )955·2288. (114 Jll55.3llOO ---- Venaillel Jr. lBr, refrt1. pool. ape, pr. MIC. pi.. Nrbc:b.&m.-.... IG-TNO Ch. medJc.tJ office 1uH.e. Wbl male :so ahr Zbr 2be Corona dd Mar. $750-Mo . 111Jtl>maPtG00754ZN Realonomaca Corp . OHTHlllACH Newport·Oc:eaorroot Walk aft9-.-T. . _m4'1CO _______ _ Beatt modem I br or sinlle czu .-mi RnmM needed to ahr lrg mr bouM szn mo. Laa Bcb. Avail Feb ht CIM-1-________ _. Fem waats Fem room PIMTMOUSI mate Na~ 2 bdrm. 2 b1, ~y YllW Qllt.a Meu $178 1137 ·9650 Venallle9 from rvw CcJn • Amy PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION ..• 'tewport 8t'l('h • 180 4000 Sq fl'\ •BayV~ ·Extra~ do Jrd Door ztw. 2ba. &UUded ~. Oub M or P', 2 bdrm. 2 ba. ue, ......... &am.. ~ 4i apa. l,yr w/pxll Cali Ml-«lr1 or v.._,. ::nia•ll 142·1103 or •im. '7MU2 ________ _. Fem. to Shi' ni~ 2Br apt IASTILUFF DCZ1 to occ $1611 + ..., Ora.Qie County Al rpo rt ~ Frb 1. ~9UM Aft&. deak apace. ~p. Ullmll. coolereo« rm Mk ror DLlDt! 540-T.MS 2 Br. 2 be. I.rt prden apt Frplc:, pool It rec facility C.rport. Avail Feb 3 1541>/mo. Pb· 752 :M!l6 SEPARATE GUEST HOUSE Stove tt'fr1g ut1LA in l'luded $325 C 1ll ~ Vft"IClll11S4SO NEAJl HOAG lhChlY UP· snded. prol. decanted 1 Br Beehe'or Condo over lookinl lovety fountain" putt lib courtyard. FuU tee.bids. c.-644-12' ' ASK POR NJOZL. '--· WW abr 3br. 2ba bomt> 1225 + ""6UUI C M. eves m..3056 Roommatt> wanlf'd J..8.25 male non smolr.er J.~ min from O CC Sl95 mo+ l, uul \Ian se..:mz 1-'em. over 40 to srum: r uJ ty furn apt. 2 BK Z Ba, m Pan~ 844-&U) C.M. ~pa-t'ODdo 2 Br. 2 Ba. pool, fplc. S225 16-11163: 17).Zl&l II~ zs.-. 3 BL J Ba. D/W, • ID, • bib rr bHdt. DO pet.a. Pref flock to beacb. 3 BR.. 2 ba. w /furn. 1ZZ5. -.S111D new (11&&, dr]ll fl palol. - Adu.lU. oo pet. Yrly Mature a dult. no o - 1561> SB2ll3 smoke!". to $bare f'U rn. • DELUXEOFF'JCF..S • From l rm up lo J.200 <,q ft From 9':t ft Nu l-K· rt'Q AdJ A1rporll•r ~ 8.13-JZZl. 9 12 arace spa~ I\ ail Ul The Co6ony Xlnl toe alJon m La,clma &:h w parklnat Call AnnP llauu·r , (714 )494·4803 I!. 30·5 ftdys • MEWPORT IE.ACH J ~ ••ail. bl pluab ,.. Olll' ui. ......... Uoolat., law llbrar1, stdo t'CJlll6e'. eoafermce nD. ld&.ckn. llA)n&e ID "luded. Secret4r1al ~ 6 famst~ 1v;aaJ Ca11~7!ie-9191 l720 lq. ft. laduatrial Unit. 2 lraal Gftkm, la• rear door. •· mo. im W1lWMr 8t. C.11. DQ'I. ~ ... ~ o.s•••-. llUILTTO surf •• 'ft ............. ...u Near Dyer 6 Newport Fwy. 1500 to a:500 llCJ.ll .. ~ lll&rlmce. ab.eft coaference room - lmcblD wtl.b one otW le· mat. llar'bua.1115T ... J .. .,. 4550 ....................... Sq. n . opeo focd area. No. Harbor 81. C II SH/mo. Tom 5e()..12X) .... WClllhd 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom cou.aae m qwttt apot In L•1una Belldl. CorocNi del Mar or ca.ta ,._. ror S3llO or &em. Quiet are• euen· tial. Write ad tQS, c /O The Dally Pilot Newspaper. P .O. Box 1..580, C:O.ta Mesa, CA 92626 or telephone 873-'MSC <~. 26, with 1maU ~. lodonC rcr home. ~ t4 ...~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• D I -°" .... , 5005 ....................... COSTAMISA ~ Sbop ...... llS.000 Woodwoit .• Siios> $10.000 Cycle Part.a Shop •ooo NEWPORT llACH ~fl Wallpaper S.0.-e 112.000 646-7171 "Yf,_. tu..,.,,\""" roflf """'' [@218111 Uq.Uc $57,000 0raner Co ON.SALE Oraoee c.octta.Lla lll..:500 Toll Free GIOO > 2S2-2000 ~SHOP-...... sn-a 10011-at bw.1 ~~...-man. Dottle V, aat. f114 > l1S«llll ~r bar. C~t.a Mes .. iood starter bar low do• n ,\ gt . T 1 m t- 75HG> pvt. room• bath EuaaJ\eolfire;1,·&Ulll I bdrm ~ Laguna l200 mo. AK for J ean. full W'rv 1.1fr bldg Nr Rnlauraot Cockta1h. Beach locauoo Avail if»J~ f'eb 1. S311Simo. No peta · O <: J\lrport Recept & A.lrpon Locauoo 29', CIM-lml Female btwa ~JS to rent pbonr am · 1ttY ~ dn. A4'-'751· 1400 t'ODI. rm. etc Pleue call s.t.AM JllO oam.bebiDdOC.~e. 7SUll8 TAXPREPBUSl.NESS .. ••••••••••••-••••••• Hou.le completely rt-ei.t.a Mesa. 400 account:. (Dy It clean! 2 Br 1~ a. ooodo, end unit, perfect locallon. walk to SC Pta.u. Act faat' ~ Ca1I 8. Wala All· 1112-9311 LArle 2 br lower condo. Pal.lo. pool, Jacuul Is carport. sao. mo. Call 56a10 or ~l·9I05 for IJllJl. Avail Feb bL L.vge 2 br. 1~ ba. paUo, pool. jaCUZJJ Is carport. MIO mo Avail lmmed. Call ~2970 oc 751·9805 forappt. ........ ,.. .... d or&Mfwili1hd 3900 ....................... Seawitd Yllltn N.w 1"2 bd,,,;1f;ury adult apb ID 1' plaJU from 1350. 2 bdrm tawDbouM9 rrom S500 + pools, '8lnil, wawrfalla. =rorcoo1t1n1 • pUd. From San DM9o Fl dtt ve North oo Duch to Md"adcMn then W•t on Mcf'adden to ~awlnd Vlllaae (Tl.4 -.WJ.fli. ------1 ._ 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S72WMUsUp Studloa, 1 br1 . kltcbenett11, pool It mUdMn. Ml-t7'5 amny Acr9 llotel fur1Dbed $250 per mo. PnJm Bayfroot Ofrlt"e 500 n~ll PM llSHl.28 • lG9Q n +al.ap Park ...__to Lo. 5025 2 • b ~ & JIJUtor b"7J..1003. ._., f'OOIDI , or rent ln J r 8C2·380Z • •• •• • •. •. • • • • • • • • • • ••• home 1210 6 1180 I( I f ' ~ Npt. lkh. 541·7140 QlM deh~e 1wle, 2 rm~ M. 50 w/boy 1, wanu au rond . 1mple pkl( bcuelnaid for room • uw pd rm ~ bolu'd H.B.IMG-4379 NEWPORT BEACH In 11/F sbr lBr 2ba upper D1U. N.B. 1 blk ocun, noo·amolrera $200. 646-91.9 Waaud. Slac1e pattal 6 cbald to ahare lar1e Lquna home. Muter bedroom +twlt.b SZ25 or 2 bedrooaw errs. Ot!pc» "7 l.C11. Call Pam 546-20'4 ~ f/ITl-4349 home Fan 2rms Ill h\lie 4 Br houae. nr Pl1cenlaa & 19th $140. $155+:.er 16«'521 beautHul Corona del Mar. 500 to 3.000 s •. Clas "A .. A.C. utJlllJe'\ fcjanttorial aerv1ce Only ll 00 per SIP Elevator & 1mple parking TI4-613-Unl !'lEW EXEC SUJTf:S BESTO C U>CAT IO~ D> N T\.lstJ.n Ave. l m Ill S.A. 6 Nwpt Fwys. L&e prof decorated of('s . R.ettpt.lon.1.1l, telephone OJerv xerox. ('Onf rm. ~ lttV. 8\atl I mo rreP w 16 mos rental agreement. 953-0937 4350 R.E. Investment Broker ••••••••••••••••••••••• look1QI to ab.are deluxt> Sanlp. $75 fl up. 2306 W ofcspoce ~171 Oceanfront . ~ B . 61J.4l54 WANTED· Ganp lo Cdll. ~ 8'D1le car 1ara1e for DECUTIYE OFACI Sc>iK-e. from $185. to l3:50. Avlllt wtlb your cbo1~c of new carpets & draPt'l'J ~WREALTY 611·2242 rent. In C.11. $55Mo. ..., .. ....._. 4450 _m_-sm __ aft_aP_11_1___ ••••••••••••• •••••••••• Offb ..... 4400 ....................... UOl W•cl1tr Dr. &pllt'Ox 100 lq ft. wtll bui Id to awt, ample parkln1. .._ l'ba.'.a.nu. ms Sq. ft. •mo 111TW91tclln, N.8 ~Ml·Slm Elle. alca. laS eq. ft. from SIJO, letJ eerv avail, jdortal llld. Sf.1010. WAJWMT UJXURYIVITl:S JU&, 81,.ade Dr. NI (7M )ll7NIOO Fbr atcn • otnce space at rusonable rat.ell IOO to 2700 Sa Ft. MESA VEA.DE f:>R PLAZA isz:s 11 .. V .. E. C. M. 54Mt2J 18fTOlllUY QO eg A. olftee Wldlnt . .., Udo lale. purcbue prtee 1171.GOO w /1100 000 dwo 430 Uad St .. Newport Bltcb. Clll for detalta Sierra Realty ..,., fNEED I MONEY • CllDITNO PllOl&..IM W&lrdTD~ '71-4531 Arn.qedby Comt .._Lo.ts W'adow bas money for 2nd T D'1 No CJ'9d.it cbttk. DO snJty, S20,000 IJP. For at'tlon call Age nt 873-731l. Anytime. w ....... ....... Loam DDaJ Dlr9Cl wllender. up to ""' of appral1ed value. Short Term Speclall1t1 . Brkr Particta»Uoa welcome Call ta today. i.tnutllcl America lllDT Beach Blvd. H~:_,Beadl MlmyW..._, SOJO ....................... SZI0.000 '° $300,000 for a yn .. rmdmwn int. Wtll MCUnd by N'pt . 8tadt wateffroat prop. T.D. t'1Mlll H.aul/1radtn1. demoli Um. Skiploader. dump Qean Up Your Act .. or We WW! R.epu&able, depen- dable, \borouah Com m.tRelid. cle&niJlc. Lon arSher.~10 ror excellence In bol.mec~: Cle~ Brkk. ai.one blk won. t tie Ora, concrete patloa . .um. drivewaya P'ree t1tJctme.JJa Uniimlted. 5*l'1JI Brickwork. Small .)obll R .. aon.ble ratea. ex-Newport. Colt.a Keaa " ____._ "-U lrvtM.~3175eves. Clllentwura ..... Pam . m.em ....... ---------...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.J Cook. 20 yrs exper. Local year around &en'ice -.1u1. a1 7132 lDcome Tu PreparaUon R&lnl»w CO. Prol exper We p.tnt Int nt le recon diUoning. Low pncea Guar work. Free eat call SC.11814 Mantenance & Rcpalr Home ftCommerctf.} Ph63Hll4l f\ne ext pa1nung St. Roo""9 R ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lie In~ Try me Repair & Reroor All Slnor 83&-SMS t ) p l' ~ s h I n I ' • I • P'atlot rock.shaltu compo.-tar •••••••••••• • • •••• • •• • • Free est 541 5030 F4n Avail C,. If~ Exp aardt"ner. mow. edp. c.l.D-upl. P'ree est Rmbl CM area 548-491 ~~ Trea/yrd wrk Houaecleaain1 by lady w1exper. Dependable, CIWD trans. MT -3137. tbJt.Bcb .~ fln_ Vly 138-1022 1be lncoaw Tu Man PETERS PAINTING Expr'd Rua Rates Free Eat Call Genl' 552-0'5ll KRB Otluxe pallo cove"', wood nr decks cement slabii etc Freoe est G uar lowest pnces & quality work Call Kt'nn} 213 -..0116 be r l:IA l\t or all~ Pror roor repair Rea.J10nahle Free &t Call HHk 1w nm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabinet le carpentry Small Joba welcome Ftee eat. 6'.5--:m3 CUSTOM INTERIOR CARPENTRY By Jay 642 8809 Minor to major repairs, remodehnc & finish ~ 9'2-8961,MS 2A64 £!qi. Japa.oeae IAJ'(lener . Compl yard tervlcea RelulbAe Neat. N2-4389 ~•~•••••••••••• Gardenln•. tree trl m · Att Woridnl Mothers 2 mine. clean up le malnt motben will babysit In aerv Amie. 5"8-S4l4 CdM ~a. M·F 548 3833. m.-0232 ......... Dlcce..... ······················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpentry, masonry. Bridget/lntertor Deal&n & rooftlll, plumblna. paJnt Qaultabon lna. drywalJ 6 more. JD SC&-9812 _M8-__ 8811!> ____________ _ Haulln1. cleanupa. driveway removals. tnmmlnl. 557-82"11 HAUUNG 6 CLEANING Relict Comm 'I Free est. Call 962-1482 Haullnt tr Dump Jobe Aak for Randy 1Wl-M27 Fut Haullna. 1ar cln upa. movin8 S14 ft up Free &t 8C7-C71 or IM2-'W7 Mu hjiiCJIH. Tnat LOlf & FOl9Ci 5300 Dil9cll" 5 0 J 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'woah nso MJlp Wmftd 11 oo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••• • •• ••• ••......... f' o u n d . Sm a 11 b I It PREGNANT? Carina. Ac c 0 u N T I N G oonftdential counseling & I S E C R E T A R 1 A L referral Abortion, adop-O.ERK -needed by 2ndTD'S NoPoinh! 15 year term Sl0,000 or more. No Balloon Lido Newport Co ~ Tii6l6 2AHr~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 Sell any Item or eom· binaUon ol ltema tor '75 or 1•11 with • Penny Platt.r Ad ' Une. ror 2 t'Ol'lsttullve dllY• Y<'h addlUonal tine 111 8(> for I.be 2 days Charae It• Nocommt'f't'lal Ilda For more information and to place your ad call 642-5678 Free Junket F1ighlS Everyday to Las Vegu Via Scheduled Airlines For Information Call S2l 8970 (213 1776 0 l OQ New locatJ<>n for Pronto Tax Co., 705 B East Balboa Blvd <Upstaini \, Balboa I day service 673-5631. ~Tdec)ramt A FUn & Unusual Gift Idea. Call Laura, 673-2163 Prooto Tax Co has moved to 7~ •B East Balboa Blvd Balboa Pen 673-S631 l ·day service 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fUUND ADS ARE FREE Cal~ 642-1671 lat or Found a pet? Call Anlmal Auhtance Leque 537 ·2273, DO fee. Fomd or lolt a pet? Call Special Pala HotUoe. 71'/972·1.ZJS. 2U/2$1-73M LOST DOG: Larae. P'rtmdly Black " Tao MaleT.-rier/Dobfe Mix. Colt• MeH. Famlly °""""' 54MG7. I.cit: At B11Jiol Medical Ql:Ur. Lldt'a Bulova 'Wetcb. Wblt• 10\d w11eUow 1old band. Rftwd. mcz:a Lclt WI Plf Clll Lof.an 8t. Dobennu malt. Very bM!D4lJ, DO COlJar. .,....,..._ auwen to ..._ Vie. falmew • Cockapoo, male. Mesa del Mar lracl. Call 546-7418. ban & keep1111 N e w p o r t C e n t e r APCARE 547 ·2563 Mortpge Broker Acctg foOund. Male Germ. Shep Talbert/ Brookhurst zu.m.-0892 Fnund Car & House keys V1r Irvine 18th St tK2 7374 FOUND: F1uffy grey & blk 11tr1ped t at Fem Vic Capistrano Hgts 491>2536 FOUND Terrier Schnauzer bUt, grey " brn Vic. Ellis & COV&CilRL * 953-0771. 24 Hr Out call Service PRE LAW student needs 125.000 Will do anything Legal Conf1de11t1al DVM P O. Box 32.42. N B 92111113 •FOXY LADY* OtrTCALLONLY •97~1138• Brookhurst . F .V . Gn.tCa .. mv~ ~ Fomd: 8lk curly halred ESCORTS doc. med az. 8l'OW1l lep. 3t Hnl. 6'1-0180 Well behaved. Federal MC/VISA Ave. CM 646'4082• DlAllOND WANTED ~ Prtv p&rty will buy l to 3 Found · A ua tr a I I an carat, cash.. N.B 548-4975 Shepherd puppy. blue merle. male. Shepherd rrux, tr1·colored male huh aetter, male. Ter ner mix. male blk & tan. 8llt & Wht short hair male cat Newport Bch Arumal Shelter 644·3656 O.C.AJVORT ESCORT SERVICE Speclallz1n1 In bull neumen. residents welcome. 719.5241 MASSAGE simpatico Your maueur- aptitude a muat, real estate bacltground hdi>tuJ Posting, typing. & clJent contact Good opportunity for advance ment Mon.Fri. 8 30 5 CaJJ Joan, 644 8824 ACCOUNTING CLEIUC Part Ume. AIP a. P1R Basic Four lu1owledae be!p(ul, but wtll train Pvt. Country Club. Laglma Niguel 496-5767. Moo thru Fri, 9 LO 4 A.caJunU.na ./ ./' TEMPOIAllY ASSICiMMIMTS Eu1I X'l'llA • to pay t.b1M boldQ bllla. For tafonnaUoa OD bow )'OU can wort a few <Uya or • few weeks to earn that XTRA C.ah-caU ua. Woril the boun you have avallabie. Accountlni Clerks Bookkeepers I>at.a Entry Accou.nt.anl.a Audit.ors CPA'11 CALLOR VJSITTODAY llOll•RY ........ FOUND Dog -Yng Goldn retriever. chain collar, nol D H.8 846-2.427. Found· Reddish brn w blJt Collie mix. l '26 v1c Brookhur11t 1 Garfield. 962-'7202 ia BobJ ames Oul.c:alls S-11. 494-S 111 ICIM'S OUTCAU 953-9121 -accounlen~ ---- FOUND· Blk Tan Wire Fox Terrier, 11ml male So. C11t Vig Claim 754-1130 Lost Spnn1er Spaniel. M. Victoria Sch, Lal( Reward. 951-8819 Lost Dog. Male Airedale. name "AahJey ", Daya 754-L3Sl, Eves540-8062. Lost Doa: REWARD, Fem Bassett. 521 8430 ext 23 days, 499·5148 eves LOST Fem Doberman, Beach Blvd, Call 960-1838 l-'ound ma.le collie. vie AUanta & Brookhurst, H.B. 962-5751 Found. Doberman-mix male pup, vie. Buahard & Hamilton, H .B . 98i-118113 Fowd: Female do&. Med u. laal balr. calico col· orl.Dt-brown/bUt/wbl. Frec:tlel " white ruff. Paula.rino Ii Bear St, CM. -.1541. s.o.1m FOUNl>: Sm. curly IP1cot color. Fem. 1·25. Vic. ratnlt• Ii Arl· lllllOOC.M. ~ J'OUND: Le bran ey.S Golden ub bouod. vlc Brt1tol • Paulartno, c ..... .,.. MICHBU'S •o.tc.1• llA)UAM 83!>-37 49 CMrles ..... *OUTCALL * 642-3112 MC/Vito 2333 No Broadway ta, c.oidweU Banker Blda .• Sant.a Ana <7t4•lM103 ADMl.,._STRA TIVl ASSIST AMT Fee paid. 1f you want vanay f« a caner with pleasant bou. call Michele Mason To ----------$12,000 Abo fee Jobs Yowii Attractive female 540-~l. Soellin1 It Snell seeks resp male for Ill& of Ne#POrt Beach permanent relauonshlp ~. '340 Campus Call 1-kather. 152-81<Ml or 631·5087 . Home OwneT. J need to .-your addreal. 1 will pay $10 a mo. Call col lert Day 213182'7·1955. Eve 2131398-1625 TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS 3'HJ'I 842-1571 ADMISSIOHS CUltl Good typ1na al&Hls necessary. Xlnt op portunity for person with It lelllt 1 yr. of office e11 perience. Preferable ln a bmpttaltmedkal settlna. J;luntlngton Beach Coo valeacent Hoapital. IM'7 3515. ADVERTISING SALES F\111 or part time, 13 50 per ht. + comm!Nlon +car expeme. 497-4464 An ldventure ln chanle So. Coal llodeta now ot · rerla1 penonaJI aed styled development ln CIOQJuDctkJa w /fubioa " ~ modelln1. can now: a.s'7 .JSOt Apt lfuqer for lart• 8d&.IJt eomples ln beacb area. Office • main· t..nc:e lkilll required. c:ms.im. DANDY DUSTERS Hoa:lm. apt.a, 1 time or reii Spec on vacants G-163C dy nt PACIFIC O.EANING COMP ANY Wettly •or l time maid llVC l~ DISCOUNT ON VACANTS. Steam c1rpet cleaning, f~ est. 24 Hr SVC 5'52-4106 lncome Tu Prep• ~ olf bef0tt Mar U M. Ps.cimoruo. enrolled ... "14~ '-dtc1'1 a ....................... •Quality Landacapin1• OJmp aoft.lcape da11n ft laltAllalloo All work ilW' Free est Green dale Land1cap1na m.Q"ls Pa1ni1of INT EXT Neill, honest. rt!U • 12 yn exp uc·d Dave 8154-100. ,__/Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat pekbel • tntures FU:llST. HJ.1439 . .........•..•••••..... Storm dJ rn.i ~NJ tr ct:.:... Sfii«t.., I re• ~·n11:1• Frt>t> ...-.t Mi 2624 PACIFIC PAJNTING lrt Ext, quality wor1t at reasonable rat.ea f'rft est ~ 4108 t'Jnt.>riwrwy Trt'1• !'>erV1C•' LaUUna ft Plutt-nng-sml Tuppmi.;. rPm•J\ ,jl haul }Obi or retucl'O!I R!nbl ing :.!A hr.. !Wn 111;11 __ rat.es 645-566() Ed ~ Prol pamUn1 Ext • 1 nt • ••• •• ••••• •. • • ••••••• • 11mt Ext Sl75 •JBO(ll~ free e5t Comm 'I Res1d Free est 536 4383 Hone!>l Rt:l1ablt' MC Vtaa BA MC 5.56-2194 Wifldow C&eonitMJ • ........•......•..••••. R~UJ1'.:0..~1 l \l. & Store-~ Car w,n1n~ (,Jua 111 )' INOr'k 6't2 54411 & MS 7972 HllpWClllhd 7100 W.W 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HttpWa*d 7100 HetpWanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMBLERS ELECTRONlC OR MECHANICAL Because of our sue cellllful. rapid 1rowth in lbe manufacturing or oamput.er product.a. Im mediate openings exist ror the follo wlnit clauiflcat1ons in our eleclroo1C' and meclwlical aru f1RSTSHJFT POSITIONS LEAD MECMAHICAL ASSIMll• <Bi·Unl\W) Perform flnal medulnlnl auembly ot bi.lh CXli I tpNxit 1 · SLOW sex.DB MACHIHI OPIRATOI E:lq)ertence ln the opera uon and maln~. u well a• atufflnf and IDUCb·upol P.C.8. 'a. ASSIMILlllS Ill With mm 3 yean esp ASS1tt11 as I Min 6 moe ex per TaAIMW Will Tram FIRST 6SECOND SHJFIS TIST U.WOllC ASSIMllRS With Min 2 yurs e~p We offer competitive 11alanes with benefits which include life , mecbcal and dent.a! 1.11 surancee. Pleue apply at PERSONNEL mi>S ASSlt•LHt Electromechanical year e11per1ence re quired. Must read mechanical aasembly dnwtnp and have skill 10 the u:se of a wide vane ty of hand tool• Knowledge of mach1.11e shop proc1!dures helpful Excellent company beneflU Good working environment Contact personnel. 557·9051 E.OE •ASSIMll BS• •TaAJMllS• OraDte County ma nuf ac · turer of electro awflanlcal producta LI lelllldnt traiMm for day llhlfl. to uaemble elec tnxdc awttcba 6 dll plays. Apply tn l*'8Clll ..._....s,ed11tte1 1840 Monrovia, C.111 &e-3&2'7 E .. O E Aaemblen J...Md1ni 0.C elertrorucs ml& company baa the followtai f'e'tuirement .Aln:...,/Sahbrer Must have 1 yt'ar sokter tnc npenence Wiii be required to aolder hoo6c . turret terminals, wire. Dier6t.ouch up PCB's Some lrainioC po111t1oru; available Apply at. ......... S,.CICllKes JM> MOftJ"Ovta, C.M 64:U4Z7 E 0 E AUOrTOR The Southland Corpora tion ha11 an Immediate open1111 ror an an ventory auditor to perform physical inventories or ?·ELEVEN STORES Ability to work with figura qulckly ~ ac ~>' Xlnt company benerlta Apply ln person. or call 4001 Westerly Pl . Ste. 117. Newport Beach , n..a.llll'l2 AtfinmtJve Actk>n I EOE Sell Uun~ fut with Daily Pl.Jot Want Ada. Micro Electronlca lat. 2ncl Shift I you•~ wtldng a rwwor ~ dftn!M ra~n dlrtC11on 9«naanlTn1nsmaMc of«n thl• nctlknt opponunlty to rnwr t~ n1CrO rlfctronk"S lndut1rv Wfl Yo(I train thr r1jlhl lndMduala fof IM followtn11 erra~ • COIDct ...... •QC • ntll flba •llfll •1 I . ........ , CM modem ldty It conwnmcty localed In ~ ....,. ,_ .. Ontnlt Countyl)ltlft Wll'(flll ~ Wt alin an r11Celcnt "-""' .-v ~-t.ndlt 8"dudlr\t r1'ldc& dcntll. ... ~. 10 ,.s floidl¥'a, AIUICiMUf ~f\ and lht "'*-t0 mowe Wo • ~ weer with ltO IOJ.Hll•O OJ &IHlllt" WOU ........... cal • ""'11'1 ..._.. ... llAM•I• Al!l'OMOTTVE IOO«JC&ra Immediate open1n.: M&L'lt ti.ve pttVIOlb el. perlence 1n Grner..il Motors accounllnK Reconcile accuunh computer ~xpertl'Ot • hefpfuJ CONNELL CHfVROLfT .~lt.111.,r 111\d I I"" I \ .., ._ .. ' S46-t 200 At.Tl'OMOTIVE UMcl~=•lc Mi.t have Claaa A smo& liceme. Excellent pay. tncturtm& medical " den ta1 beDeflla u.ILllU TOYOTA-V0&.¥0 .... HutJor Blvd COITAllESA """tlOl --- ACJroMO'nVE ,.....,.ltalpars Need belpera with acrylic lacquer e11 penence. ~ day work week ph11 excellent com pany beoeftll Cont.ct Pa Coleman. Body Shop Foreman /tllllto P's+. C 'wrpet'iOll Experienced Datsun Auto Parts Coun terperaon needed Im mediate open1n1 Call Rudy at U3 3315 or 831 l.375 AUTOROUTI RF.GISTER. Early AM l\<11 lo 2 bra ms to S4:iO mo Xlnt rnoonll&ht W\va. mired. dJ.sab11J ty. atudeni. Need 11d wheels 540 3008 or ~ BABYSl'ITER after IChool for l chlld Within walkln1 dis tance ol Undbers Elt CaU aft s· S> Mm· Fri 548 87IMI Baby11tter needed. my home . Meredith Gardellll. Brookbunt le Adan. H. B tyr boy. hn M·F apm to appn 7pm o.y. 1$2-7GS ext 376 It 111. AIU. 1112.-... BabyalU.er needed, my bome. 4·day wk , 2 ebUdrtn. K.8. Aft ± ........ LOCAL OFftCE :\f rprj<.. LOCAL HELP! .. \ TOP PAY• HO FHS CLatCAL•TlCHHICAL•IHOUSTllAL VOLT TEMPORARY SERVtCES 546-4741 3848 Campus Drive. Newport Beach <Across from John Wayne Au·port) Equal Opportunit v F.mplover 8ankult Now acceptmg applic3 t1ons for com mere 1al teller 1 yr r~nt bank ing l''ltl>f'T <. onl•l't J ~t'(. '\JM MI 0222 Bankln& TB.u.R MEW ACCOUMTS Permanent p t1m1· ulht typmg Will con -;1ckr trainee Call for appt Mutual Sa' mg, & LoJn Corona d~I Mar Mr Conopasl 7fi0· 9200 Equal ()ppor Emplyr -- - BANlCJNG TELLER Our beautiful Laguna Eeach offtte has ao 1m med.late o~nmg ror a Teller with ~1x month" S&L or one )'ear tom merrlal bank1nR P~ penenet> In addition to 11ood &roW\h potent1.•I this pos1t1on t>ffrr-. ,1 starting salen or lll00-S87~ and t>111cell11nl benefit.\ includma •Free p1Ark1ni •Medical and dental ro\·erage sf'l"eoe rtireer apparl'I Pteae call Gene Frlu>ll<' Ill tlM 7SOS for more ln ftn'll9 lion RDBJTY FtDlltAL ~mdl.09Aun 310 dl.nney .... St.rttl Lqwia Beach F,qv.a1 Oppty Employer Bartenders Barboya Wa.ltressa · Hoetessea Clprette Glrls· WIM Stewards. interview Jan »Feb 4, lOam 2pm. No phone calla please. !.b*ilttp!>r upenftlced, 2 J )rs Salary com mt'n!turatt.> with ability B W f{,mdall Lumber U> ill 848~ Aookkt•••po•r lmmed1att npt'flln~ w fa.,,t Rl'OWU\I! FountJ1n \oalle) fo:.nim1-.:nn1 fo 1rm /\1 IYIUJI(~ p;l\ al>ll'. aCCOWlh ret~l\Jhlc. hithnl( ca11h 111 ' p P r"' P m t• n t '\ . & paHull Xlnl tK·ot'm,, l'aU PJula 7H 6'1~12811 fbokk<'f'1JPr. F'ull rharg1 . or· Ronk Atct p for Cl',\ flrm. 1'1ll'tta M ...... are I Salan 1·nmm1 nsurali' .J 1-1.i~y 54H!ilr.~ BOOKKEEPER Aini ,1µ1111n u111I ~ for m.atun· pcr..on 111 'k1ll•'d n u r ' I n R r "' 1· I 11 t v Nlov.led$:e of \1t-d1c1m & Mt'd1 rot b1llJn~ prt> ltrn.-0 Will train 2 yr~ offll'•· l>ookk1•t•p1ng C'\ pem llCl' & ~ood skill.-. Xlnt siiliiry & beneht.s \pply lluntml(ton Beath Conval1·~1·ent Hospltsl. 1&111 flnnda. JW7 3515 IOOKKffPER F /C P~1t1on wilh prominent Fii.Sh1on Island 1nve~l ml'nl firm Exct>llent op portunlly Call 640--0123 Bo<Jth Attendant Call Judy Newport Arches Manna 642"'464A ---CARWASHHB.P FUii & Part Time 18&0ver METRO CAR WASH 850 Harbor Bl CM CASHIER BKPPR Exper'd . part "tlmt' permanent. eves 'aome wtaids Cb.l»IJl •• S40-461 l Nwprt Bayview Yacht._ _______ _ Cub.3333W CoutHwy, Newport Baacb __ _ Buui, Allta&nl IOI' buty aalon, x1nt tralnJQI pro1rH1. RlC!hard Ouellttte Salon, D> Nnport Otnttt l>T • Nplkh. • 1fNl on ball. Nave ~t OWQ bUllDtU . llll'-IM.1111)...,.. C~HIERS UTDTIM llARKE't! a.ical MSON ... DAY SIJ.000 HelD arranie OM di)' a.a.er-Help, 11 30 l 30, ..mn.n alooC w1lh all ~ \hrU. Fri Super Gtbw omce d\lf..la. ty~. s.odwich. 54$487 bootil~PIJJIC. he1vy -- . Comf)aoy arow· Counler 11rl. Ku1ter'1 IO be r@ldy to be a.oen. flUU ume UMI ~· £ l&bSt.CM S.-7022. ll"'line Penlonnel A&ency -------eE. 1'1UI. Colt1 Me11 Counter Cashier P /T ~DI 64.2-1470 f!¥9 aN E 11\hSl . C M ~ Qner-olOranae•tm ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• Oerical SECRET ARIES 4-6 Wk Assign GENERAL OFC 1-6 Mo Assign RECEPTIONISTS Looi• Short Term A.Mlgruneola We Have the above po!li -~- CR.EDIT CHICICY Fee paid Irvine area Great 1pot. arowth op portunity, ll«hl typing Tu 1K10 A15o (ff j()b!i <All Jen Lynn, 540-SOOJ Snelhng & Snellinit or Newport Beach Al(ency. 431>Campm CUSTOOIAM 3 PM to 11 PM Harbor area church Prefer ex penenced pero;on Ca II Chuck, 631-2880. Mon lhru Frt 8-S OEWCATESSEN help, over l8 Exp pref. full ume. Ref'• C.ll 644 ·5U9 bOnl 1va1I Wday Call Dehvt'f'Y Good part lime for 1arormat1on & 1n posilloM open Need own terviewW<iby lran11. M akt> up to 16 00 hr 531-0811 Whai.ver your ,,(·hedule -- retJWr~ wt• haH• the DELIVERY DRIVER nJ:hl t.empflrar) a"-'>•Kn LA Tunes Good .,alary menu. t.o allow vou lht• + honUb 6 dMys No col Oexibbl)' lie lop pa)' ~OU lertaona So He 894 8J07 deee'rve C811 Dt·nl'>c or Ondriatoday ~livery dnver, !!mall 557-0045 en-Lin: U ""'°9Ae1 P'f ll'>Ol'lkll ',(IMC I$ 1723 lirch Street Newport hach 1-:0 E M I· ............... ................ Oen cal JOIN THE NORRELL TEAM Of PRORSSIOMAL TIMPOlilJES Ail C?lmcal akills needed for a day for a week for a month WPP:\Y N!)J"f,f' m/ft firm. good dnv1ng record, valid Calif dnver's he Csill for appt 6422256 Dt-lrvery P Timi.' AM. LA Time'> $100 per Wt't.-k In L<t.:una Ot'ach 4!H 84!16 UELIVEHY N li area )i\Jll or P T1mt." Buch Su.1t1011er!>, <\020 Campw. NB DELIVEkY ORIV~:R . female prefern.'<1. Costa Mesa Bl~pnnt 548-~71 DPI Men over 18 for L A nines to homes tn N 8 & CM. Muat be reliable & have dependable car Perm P fT l400 /$450 per mo S48 1740. 846-51144 Dental lu1111tant. full ~ w "-·'~"::,, .. • ~ Dieru) Ofh~ needs f~l. Il back fl m between typlnit insurance etc Full & fRVINE 7SZ..666fJ part time Apply at E..O E. M F 6"-0M3 Cleftlo.~d'CJ Wtll train, sharp in· dlviduaJ Good salary & bendll1 Je1rnn1f.' m-OllOC.M CUIX7/ll Part ti.me. 11 'pM to 7 Alf. Fri " Sat only. 675 Pau.larino,CM 751~ D1!rU1 ~l E• per pref ln front & back office • da)'9 wk Newport ~ach aru ~7580 Dental AS11t1lanl Busy Newport Bea c h reatorallve practice need• exptirlenced peraon ~ day Mon throuah1bun. 131·2'90. CU!Rlfl'YPIST Dental A..1utant. Buay Are you re-cntertn1 the N e w p o r l 8 e a c h job market., Are you re1toret1ve pracllce mature 6 can t ype need• sharp. en »wpm? E•~llent op· lhusluUc, ~perienced pal'Wmty for advance· person for f /t1me mlQL Bcneftta lncllld• ~t 131.a.ao o:.np•_,, paid hospital, · 6 cllirlUJ f« employee ft DaUJ recepOonlat. full cllplndenla. Paid v1ca· Ume; exper , pleuant liaD • pemk>n • ln~· Nr So Co11t Plan uw aa.tno plan. eau ~ Danl&bY. ~~-~-~-~-Ullftd ren i ul DENTAL ASSISTANT UOG Va!~ View lnerpllc, carMr orient 191·3117 ed derPJ au\ttant de· 1 f'R&E •lrow of ttflnlo1 ber ~~~~~~~~I llkWI 1ll 4 • e bancktd :: team dentl1Lty Ir ••· • paadtd fuoctlon1. NurnerolH employte ..... ~ open. Cell l&brl . .au UI HnlenJat: E•. perienced expanded hancUon Uy1l•ol1t -s.cs (ut Pwtckin&aJ ot. (ice. 'lltww. 6 l'li. Hunt. lkh.IOCl Dental AH llt1nt. p IT. esp, nec:.nary. Nwpt 8dl otnce 7»09t DENTAL RECEPTION Full Time. ei.;per nece11ary, tront on e. aomt booUMPlnil. top ulary, bendit.1, 1ncen- l1Ye1, vacation. s ick leave Bna}lt, pleuant, neat. reliable girl. En- dodonllc Off c. Newport Beach. 7~1 Deak derk. nw tu re, reUa- bk> person for front detilt . hn MUil be flexible The lnn At Lacuna. 211 N. ~l Hwy . Laguna Beach. 494 S678 for app 'l DISPLAY BUILDER M.tn 1 yrs experience lo buld cstm hardwood d11- ~. est ro with health plan, profit ahann1. paid vacation steady work aa1ary open 7_!4 631-0860 Doctor F'RONT OFFICE F:x penenced for bu"> Jami ly practice 1n 1-'ln Vly \f11.9Ul ORJVE Mu.\1c ( 'o owner from Laguna Beach, lo Ul8 AngelH in hmo da1 ly X1n1 dnvlJli record Some hte offke work, will tnin 494. 7436 Onver/Gardener comb. Ha ve valid CA h«nst' Good driving record M1n age 20 Apply at Pennysavcr. l ti61J Plac't'flt1a CM Dnver Part time to pick up pets •!lOme light yard work Sea Bre-eie Pet Ceme\ry. 1~2 Beach Blvd J{B Driven full Ume. neat ap pearance. knowledge of Orange Co Good dnvrng record. Over 18 W1lb11g to work Comp1ny vehicles 13 10 per hr + 1ocentlve1 Call Mark 751-211118. D .. VYS Qedler Cab, 493-8888 DalYYS Men or women 25 yrs or older Know lbe coul citla. Net SUIO a week or more Oran1• Coul Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt Herrmann, Fountain VaUey. <No of Slater betwn Newhope & Euclid) DltUGSTOU& PHAIMACY ClHK Full or P /Ume. 1 yr mnimwn d.ruptore u pr . Wa1e1 com - men1urate w /ea;pr Moulton Plaza Ph1rmacy . Laauna Hilla 781·3784. Mr Ore)'f1a. DRYCLEANERS COUNTER OIRL·full time. apply Newport Cleaner., toe Tu1tln, N.8. 59-2221 &IC1'0MICS ASSIMILlllS It TICHS Dlvenlfled work-load In mf1. lnalrumeot. Ad· vanoed KinetJca Jnc, 1231 ~a&., CM 6*1JM, E.O.E. J r 1CBKPRIOJl'C MNGR Mature top caliber pswon needed to auwne nspom!bWt. for all llC· rt1 h&nct.km ol med.tum 11ae manuf co Thia penon mutt be eirper. wtG L. AR. AP. collec· t1oa1 W i proven •upemsoey atilll. Poll· Uoo ~ to preatdent X1ftl. uJ.uy n4-83Nln AMAMCWAJD Part Tlmt' We will train an lo dlYidual for th1I exc1tllll f.eid' Poa1Uon wttb xlnl jp'OW\b oppor. If you can l)1>8 & enjoy dotnt d~ taiJed f'i~ wotil Call Mrs PoUck at ~ now r« aa 1mmed. In· l«rview Irvine Coi.k&e ola.tneu FOOO SERVICE Are you new in the area! •.. ln betWffn Jobs! . . Re-enterin1 the wort rortt• Comt> II«' ua' wt' need , ..... ,w-... IS9UclcW. , ... 'I ' /Nea.b •Aectta.tm l f'U .. 400 ,,_.. lf0ft1.t1e1 Availabll' EOl'!IM·f' ..... llUl20 OI•. IJl-2622 NEVER A yp:p; DIUCTOI PreslilJOld retirement romplex 1n So Wot Orqe County hu an <Ust.andini opportunity for Food Serv1 cel_ ... _._._._._._. ... \!anager Wlth xlnt 111tlll1 G98A.L OflFfCE 10 purch11ln1 • or 900TOSI'ART 1tanluUoo Re1lauunt MORESWTTif background preferred EXPERJENCI'; XU. benefits & 1alary S Gtrl Office Send rawne t.o Mr lllx. Varied Activities 5~ Jamaica. Buena WeW1UTraln Park, llOGI. W-37211 Company Paid 8eoe11U ~t.abllabed FOREMAN TRAINEE WboiesaleCompany Prefer some lead ex Call Betwe«i 8 2 peienrf!. mi!Ch ·1 abhllly M5-3321 in Newport & IOCDe apoken Sp1111u1h I~~~~~~~~~ required Super oµ porturuty Cosla Men ~. fbll ti p 'T po!llllOOS ID new 11pee1alty foodb renter 1n Irvi n e Manaiemt>nt op porumrtle8 a.11 Pe1u1y :s:B-3511 F'1ll time emp&oymenl t.o 1Harl 1mmed1ately Youna man mu_,t be able to be hooded Ca II for 1n tervlew, 554·4311 or ~ General FULL/PART TIME EamUpTo $10 HOUR 1At1e chain now h1nn1t to a.paod retail oulleta 6 o c Mall locaUona ~as In CuttDmer Service. S1le1 • Delivery Dept Requires neal appearance. Mu1t ~ talk.In& to people. have valid drivers Ile f'or mun'Ww call 191-3461 S32-6l31 511-llOt GltaAL OfftCI f'1U Ume po911Jof'I, trill train for acctg rec & In· veutory control C M eouaa Ga~C>FftCI n. you UQ detail work fl bave 1ood naure •P Cimde' Wt may have 1 Job for you Will train EiolN lYP\D& req. Xlnt beDetlu. Nwpt Center Olll Mrs. Dwblk &U·7'54 E.O.E. ca•BALOFFfCI Ex:peieric. lwlpru1, 1ood typist. proficiency w1t1,ure1, lO·ke)' by taucl\. Opportunity for ldvaoc.ment. Xlnt. Co , Informal office Qil Call MUU. after llm •toeJO. GROCERY PERSON NEL Delaney·~ Gourmet M arket 111 now takln1 •pplil'ation~ for grocery personnel, male Ol' female 292l> Newport Blvd . Newport Beach AU for It.ore mllJ'. Tom Martm GUARDS F\111 fr ptrt t1ml' All areaa Uniform ~ funusbed Ates 21 or OYef' Retired welcome No experience nee App ly UniveruJ Proted1on Service, 1228 W Sth Street. Santa Ana In ten1ew bouts 1-12 .. I 4 Man\bNFri. Hairdreuer !weds Ulllll tant Daya 152 0325 Ni&IU IG-0786 HAlllSTYUST W 'cU~le XJnt work lnl cond Good lot' R lllJ, 142 toe4 HaintyU.t w 1 rolJowlng It Man1curl1t wanted If unhappy with present 11urroundinaa and work ina ooodiUona. let's talk Call Karen. Sun Tue11 848-2011 or Wed Sal IMl)..33QI High Frequency Dl&it•I Appllcat.lool E.ft&loeer We ha" a ntqUINmenl tor a Dl,u.aJ AppUc&Uom Eoatneer w 5 yn. U · perience In a11l1tln1 CUl&Cfnen w c»s1an oro b11aJ1 • performln& •P· pUcaUoas eD.llnffrinl. 11lia tippllcut should be ~ w/RF t.ec1aal· qi. ft lhouJd hive bad priar experten("e lo In· qUenCY1ynlhes~.CATV. and radio deltltn Com mmcinl nl1ry wilt ~ SUIK per annum. aubjtct to amtual review. Tile ad to the DHreat IUlta ~ olfte!e . J)()T '7JUl1~14. Ad patid for bJ~er HOSTllS ~aft.er ZPM. lob a.r.. ... , ...... ~l fJ P'llllklDlllandN.8. , !Wal Mftlmon HOT& .... ~ A. Pff. bn HOSPITM.11"1 •· Ssper oat1 . MDl1 /HOSttiS Ill. ICM•. = ~)' ts• ...... lecnWr ......, .,,.,..:~~: forbulJ~clfetn .Wlilif Lo.,..,. ud.., tubl01l bland. Call ........ ~.> JIMll&'Taolm. ~~~ l.DW. 'V c;u;::r. rttla raqta Sm dJUmle bu.tlDeu _.. --1..-. L:.. ... .._ lttipdon ftrm tn Nwprt MODEL ;---;;;.:,-0r ... ~·d. e1n. woe~':ifeett•el7 wlth dllll 6 _...cJe letal peop6e, Tiu. full Ume MC'J,l..H. •dkUpbooef ________ I poaltlon Ooelud•n1 • aJnt typtQt llilll • t' 1 JT .. ~. •T,._ Vrt ld1Hctive llrl to w"keodu off era ex. mutt. alnt ••hl1'7 d•· IW\&ll More model priv~ on~ • ct 11 e D l c-o m pa o y s-dlQI upon quallfk•· RADtO SHACK baa full wea llridl)' tor fun " ln bmlftl9. Apply in Jel"IOD Uooa • ex per. Good Ume career opporwruta IDOd t.asie. WW ~Y 1100 l am·DOon . lllon·Prl, t.alflt.I.-.-i. part ume Job op for each MNk>o .\ wsU l'WIOl:intf ~ ~ DOW Clllllllkitt bdplnJ prepar4! QOONftpcwt Oeawr Or 1n u. Colt.a MIN u.a. portfolio at no COit to Newport Bead1 Lecal U yau an military ~· 1lrl Pleaae apply In f:qmlOpporEJnpkryer */Ullvdl• UNdoroaUece araduat~ slrict confidence t o SI JOO or ue NrftnUY eoan1 to Ad••. Dady Pilot. P 0 tbel POOL ATTIHDAMT PA.RTTUU! PoalUoa curreally av~ f0tr a pel'IOn with curnmt waw H ie ty c.-erLlllcatm. a~ lo wortl • roup&e ol da~ efld'I .-. i:Qjoy a rrtt naaJ e~b day Apply 9am·nooa, Mon Yrt. ... IOCJDel MAallOn H01a. IDO New part cam.er Dr NewpOlt leech F.qual ~Employer HOUSECLEAN ER PU lit.e lrooJ.nc. Irvine w..ly ... oabr.~ HOUSE'KEEPEk needed for but)' snt...-.a ln Newport Beach. Mwit be r upoa11ble, w 1o wo tram s hrs day, 5 days .-. IDM'lilnp or afttt· noons Salary open. Rd req 'd Ca II 714-640 8IM'lO days HOUSEKEF.l'ER OULDCARE for won lftl pe.renl.11 W /2 II chi I I{' IDJU. pvt rm. bath• TV. Nlcuel Shore' Mrea S4B-lll33 HOUSEKEEPER M1\ure womatn t'ull time ror retlremf'nl home In CM Xlnt salAry ~ Ilene Ml-C'716 ...... , .... M F cou~ to reslek 1n home-1ttt101 w 8 de velopmentally d&11abled c.bea&I Both must have nunlmum of 2yf'll college 111 Soc.-1 al Sc 1encf' area &. have hid pttviou.s n peneott w devt'lopm1•n tally d111bled clll'nh Rapoo.s1bd1Ut'tl IOl ludt• Proarammin1 '" '>t'H twlp " leisure ... k1lh behavior mochf1t'allon. and ro ni.11lent ~ Job lndlldft room fl board ror couple. plus $1200.!.Jno Ii bendHa Arlern .. tc weetenda are '"" One penoo can br ~ed in school or bne part·Ume job ln comm\allty Unit ed Cer•bal Pa l1y 546-S'n.> ~v• -QMd a part wrw Job 1n • re.Uy fun restaurant' Your bra 12-.S weetda )'S If )'OU 'tt frieodly. ~" ~bte. pleue a~y m pwaon before or after the hmch nlSl'I StoMmlll Terrace 2915 Redhill C M lnaunnce Put·Umt WM'.lerwnttr to Krvlc-e exl1Ung t'Om merclal account• tor fl'omt.a1n Valley A1~cy ~I Kathy Sd-&181 INSURAMCE Property fl Cuualty Al &iSlanl. exp min 2 yrs ID<' typln1. xlnl bener1t1 Jam. l.murance offii:e. Irvine, c.-111 Maureen 7SUm> EO.E rNTERIOR LANDSCAPER Ex per ln\erlor lanckuper w veblde. '42·.00 S.C/T,. stOO.Slll coliele lrbllblY rnotJvat Box lse4> Coe\ia Mtilllt, No t•to =ant td for lncreued earn 9'mi Scllda tn I n I I b a I e d 0 n TfieUpt Id ~ormanc~ pleue app Ucruar 8tA:ft cwn N~ ablf\ Esp prerened. Some wlDe lmowlied1e Xlnt opportunity wa1e wtw ror rilbt .-non A&> Pb ln penoa. marni.np -Hobday .... u quan, m7 E. CaL Hwy., a&M Llw-ID, c:hiJdrm 9, 1J • lS. Salary CIW'm-ClioM to be-.tLMZ·Dl ~ TOOL&Dtl lat th1l'l ACMI Ga.DUY SU 2ndahift AO.otUC•B SU lat~tl\ l8tCH JMWICTOI lit shift MACH. OPBATOI 2ndsblft Expand.ma product Line has created ~vt>ral v~r) de~1re1ble op"n1n«1o Quatlried tand1dat.e5 ran .. tort 1 mmed .. 1lth L1bt'ral pay •calr Oul1tand1ne bt>ne(rh with coat of IJ vine 1n cre.l.lftl and fuUy p11d l'Tl!llhcal and dent.al MACHINIST 1st & 2nd SMft1 mLL GROWING• fM MEDIATE OPENINGS AND OPPORT\JNITtES FOR • .W21utk Scnw Mwtl °"'' ... .... ,~, ............ °'9Nf•• ·l'W'Nt~ Qraeu•en .'( ... ._ M1dtilll1h ........ AND MORE! Mlnl.mum e~ requared •nd .ewra1 trainee poatuona avllilab&e WEOF'FER •flcl\1)' Compet.IU ve Raia •AIDl>' ol Overtime <il!lhift bltf ereriUaJ ·~Company Bladita fOI' Employee. 6Drp1 ..... APPl.Y IN PERSON ta Newport Blvd c.o.ta ... RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORP Equal appc. Employer MANAGER APT 32 Miuk YrUll ID C Iii No pets Ill 1~58, Z1J.-.o10C MAMtCU..ST P' ume. Xlnl. work1n1 cmd.m.UU,MZ-PM Mltllf ACTURING ORllllS · ~ Oynam1~. ~ O'OW'nl. tr.table division ol Lear ~. Inc.-a t·or1un• 500 compan:r. ti. 1mmedialr operun~ fnr t>1'pt'rrrnrt>d M•nufa r tu11nJ( ~ Sucl"enful applrc:ant\ .,111 •ork 10 ba~1r mactuft' ~hot> .. nvrroo ~and bt-et11tllt"d rn """"ac:tuno ol Prtt.,IOf'I 11ero.pacl' hard•arl' D11t1~ .. "'Ill rndudt- est ab I h h m I' n l of ~thod:. toollna "nd st;and1rd' .ind rosh wilh c~1., t1n pro dul'\Jv"y 1mprove!IM'nt ~ cte.1rabH-but not muxbrlor) M1n1mum 'J \t•ar' e1tµtrrt>nc 1· J, ""'1ut actunni: t-.n..:mc" r 1n prt-r1lt1on mi.r h11w 'hop •·n\ 1ronm1•n1 r• quart«I NEEDED~ people, ea.cer to advo.1nce with fo11t KJ"OWIDI company Mu1ot be 18, hiive ur. neat ap ~.Ill ,.. 661-0588 Jack Netlct 3 LOd.Jvlduall to •ork from home on a new phone progr1m Can earn Sl.00.IUO per •eek ~•01 cm Ume Ideal fbOmemaken For complete taformatron. call S5'J. 1450 ..-wsftAPH DBJVaY Mon \bni Fri monung:, lAM to 4AM Sm al I economy car re<1 SfltJ Wk Call 96l-~Jll0. 9AM toa>M N\.n&nc LYN CHARG £ NURS~ 7 3 :i>PM Nt 'RSP..S Al D~ AllSMu t:wu f ied Of' Wlll l ram Good medical. dental beoeeu Fl q&hlp Coo "alncenl <.:enter, 4116 Fiaotu.p Rd N 8 642 ~ ---MUISESAIDU ~I ShJf\5 fo.lll>""lftl~ CW Ct>rtlfletl U !10 U UIJ pl' r hr M .i t u r 1· T r a 1 n 1· •· S3 10 SJ So Mi .... .-Vt'rdt· Conv&Jncenl H11,,p1lio1l 811 <'~nUr Sl . (. M .._Sl:SAJDt P1' llPM 7 30AM. 3 to 11 ftlllo1 Gd pay Sml ronv hoap C1ll S.-3081 ~CEHBJIElt 'r ourut rrw n nl"t"dl'<i 1 m m1 cl • .., .;It .1ri1und ht-lpt'r 10 our m•>dt>rn flc ., Nu f''<I' nt•c ~ullit h;He l'ar " Jn \<er" lrt lnaddJU<Jnloou.rde:.1r1t ,,., allov.ann· c .. 11 blt> IOt'allon and pro l 'Uldy al ~14'1100 i~1ve alar) le""'" V.t' offer 0Ul\l,,nd1ng ar1~ :.tNll rw-ed.'l ht!lp tvmpaoy bt-nt'fru ""'b1rh wtlh clt'ncal work t:all rncludt' p .. rd mf'dll al F\ortnet' 67 I~ deatal and lift' lll!luranc-e for emp6oy~ AND dt' Office. Gmttal Will tram p~d•aU t'or 1 m In ope-rate n'<'OnhnfC &. medial• roni.1derat1on rcrru~r sy•tema. for 9'fnddet.rl.lled resume lo ntw CJr de-alershlp:. Hl.Wllln&lon He.u~h are.; ......._..M•al)ef Olli c:oUect 714·565 lH4i between 11"'4 LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS P 0 Box liS3 SMt.a Ana. Ca 912702 WE m ( h For Ad Action Calla Daily Pi t AD-VISOR 642-5678 r4C:XACMHG •LABELETTE OPTRS •PAClC.ACING HELP Good workrn• coodr lKJM F\ill-l1me p.trt tJm~ 631·32llO PART TIME EVENINGS Adults with outatandlnit. atlracttlle pel"IOtlailt1es wt.a enjoy worlunic with k:lda 0Vtt 21 Start at S3 50 per hour. Phone IH2-U2l. Ext 250 BETWEEN 1 ·5 PN ............. Equal Opportunity Emp&oyer Ha~ sometJun1 you want to 11ell " Cla111f1ed adl do It well 642 5678 ______ .., _______ ....... _ ._. ... ..__.... ............ ,..,~ ~-.... . ,,.. .... -tf!M~lntJ =m. Sara to __ ...,._ _____ _ on :.9::*.o:=:•f."ft WWW'hONst 4,m.•a.o l pm only · atlllulaaUt person. .... halt delll. ~)de. .......... ~.......,_ rAJlT.TJM .0pport1ADJ . co Cmla 'II 1 G.ad New • eac 1\1 na ty tor an ~ peo le ,eian. ma C..-re•t•u raol con~·e p l DlfDlficd. leterutln1. tnt &efural• t1pln1 . Newport U.ach Irvine llOOd ~ pabftUal Xlm blailftta. C.11 Mlnaa area •auon Now ac We train Yor 1ntttvaew 857..<l cept.tna appl.i caUons !or pboH Ut·l417, o r ~tforcoqerulll prep, utility, cuhlers, " ~AdSU\er U 4 34 i.w office Salary open. counter help. Xlnt op hr. Service No 1mok.la1. 151-8025. pon.ity ror students & howiewivea. lo'lex1ble Jolie. s ched ule•. f/tame & ~. _ ......... _ __.___ SICllTAAY Wl(bmaa wanted. ,_. pakl. Vartety pl1.11 r!for P/1'. Gary ·, Oeli. Advance to Pcraounel D» !! Cout Hwy. CdY. Depart ment. Au11t crcallm2W Se.lea Manaaer. "75 SAYMtS ACCOUNT COUMS&e>a fo'ull-l1me po11tao n 11va1lable in our Colita Meaa ulft~. II 3U 5 Mon Fri. Orcu . Sat. a·ao 1 Experience preiferred Please call Mr. Wa&ner at~Z30U Calfomla Federal Scrwfngl&Loan 2700 Harbor Blvd. CM E.OE MF Ai.o fee joba. Call Jen L)im 5'40-5001. Sodlaq & Snelling of Newport Beach A1eocy . 4340 Cl.mpu;S SetTetary C.ROWTH POTEM· TIA&.! Fee '*d Presu11ous 1n te roat1oo al com pan)'. Ass is t Marke ting ~;r v 1 sor . areal PART TIME TAKE lNVENTORV IN LOCAL S T O R ES C AR NEC~ARV WR ITE P HON E NUMBER. EXPERIENCE TO ICC 368 . B OX 3 04 . PARAMUS. NJ. 0'71W ltEC8'f /TYPIST p ume. Contact Norlin Part lune po11Uoo. 1.30 Reat.auranta Inc M~ Sfo;AMSTRt.:SS tr11Jnl·t-. to 5 30 P M. Mon F . En&Jiah. 547-0883. M I•· alterulll)fb. M lo' l'~tnt Corporate ofrtces · 9-5 sewing 10 JPM. Mon 1ts & super n1ct' boss To $12.000 Call Michele Mason. M0-5001 Al.so fee jobs. Snelling & Snelling or Newport Beac h Agency, 4340 IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENINGS Help on Saturday & Sun day monuhp to dell ver DAILYPtLOT to our earners Mu~t have good dnving re <'Ord. large s tation wap or van Hourly + mileage Call Ha rry Seeley at. 642-4321 -----IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENING Wed .Sal &Son AM On ver to Deb ver DAILYPtLOT hlhklll laland Call Bev Fri. Melis11a S48 ~18 6'4-11134 Retired? Would you hke Re<'ept1on11t P , tune. Tues, Wed. & Thurs . Answerina phones & h l!hl flllng No ex pene nce n ecessar y S3 50 hr 8am-6pm R.IAy Ste phens Automot1Vt! 631 al9'l RECEPTIONIST SEC'Y Newpo rt Ce n ter architectural firm ha~ unmedlate operung for a shal'Jl. responsible recep. llQnlSt secretary '* front olfice appea ranct' and a p leas ant ph one personulJty Must have :.orne office expene nce & typing s kill:! Jnd like wortl1ng in a beautiful localton Call Mon Fri for appt 644-5670 to do mainte nance. P time In C.M ., Set your own houri Come see utt a t. 3020 Redhill Ave , Gateway Sc1ent1f1c ---- SALES Col lei:e s t udents 1ho u!>ew1 ves. P1'. F T · work ~in tenor d~1gner to !<ecure drapery leads-no t''ltP nee Will train l'Jll 891·2604 ror info Sales Do You Have Phone Experienc~? U you are lookm..: for .1 successful national n1m pany that offer~ Xlnt pay, advanremcnt pott·n lJal. & a premium riro duct, call now Mr Stont> ~ Serretu~ WI.' a re lookin.: tor a qualified. exp well groomed st'Crl.'tan . who l'l\IOYS work1n.i w pt•u pie Must havt' al·curale 6.!iwpm IVPtnll ... ktlls for I Pt·r~on. front nfrtl·l· 1n CdM Rt>f rt'<t C.ill 6755458 MF. 11 \M 4 .111 l'\1 SECRETARY EXEC Xlnt oppl~ ,l\ail for .in indl\ with \)PIO)! 11( iOWPM. Sii or !lllWJ'~1 ,\lk1re EIN"tronu·s Jlli>I ,\1rwa) '\H'. Uhl)! L <.:M 5491~ Sl-X"RETAfn t'hJlll·n~ mg work in 1 i.;1O"-10)! CCJffiJlJO\. \Int l'llm 11e11.. ... dt1on li4S ~11 l Secret Jn Camp'-us_· __ _ Secretary EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SllOO ,,,. m"" ""•I• 411onc ~ 170 "lewport Ctr Dr N R '-lt' 245 640 2920 ~retanes fIUVEX. "tuch rccenth merged with Mohawk Oata Science tMO!-> ha' an 1mmetli;He nct-d for ~l rctanes with l>f• \ 1ou~ c•-..pe riencc 1n J rrenulartunng l'O\tron meot MARKETING SECRETARY ·-- TIAYILMNMr Mia. I rn. r.aat eap. In i.IUrD&Uoaal "clomnt.lc commtrclal •alt•. -------•I N.-s for tra. a t Wt._. llOeir a.b to .tln1Dla .. fY· commt oaurau • /e:s ,.., . QullOed oal>' r..t l ppb'. tlt'f•t700 help us m alnt•\o our 1V Tecbnldall OWidt. lead erablp la lbf! 40 ht wk. otl w\Ddl. maau(Htvrer of tom· Paid ~· VacaM . =ucta. rn.unac.. om. 8"""' btUU. will lo· Co 541·10 7 G a r y suance ot= :art a'!" W 11 I o n . Set v \ u temblies ,amiUar with _M_•_na_;;;.Pf' _____ _ computer printout de · RIC.-r'IONJST. ~tt a atable work TYPllT tnVU'ClllJDenl wath an e>t For tecbn.lcal law firm cellent u la r y 11 nd New office Koll Ceaur bmdlta packaae mclud 35hr '#Nit. Selary eomm uii company .-ld bfe. w ability & exper. mdcal. and ctmt.a1 IO ml.Pl ~ Penston ptan. ---------savaap ptao w&tb tuch TYPlST. part lime for U1'erelt rate. oiw wttk Newport Beacl\ atdutet· paid vacation alttt 11:< tural hrm Must have m o n t h s • I O ..., pa 1 d xlnt typm&" filinl! slulb bobdayr. per year. This Prd attb coostr bkgd PQlll.ton mual be filled Will accept enU11.asw;t1c 1mmediatt'ly Pleue ap i.ndl\ to traui Com.ct ply to I' ERSONN Et. Karen J acksoo. 61'3-0300 TAIVf.X INC • ...._..o.. ... _. -.-. JUI) Red Ifill Ave Costa Mer.a. Ca 92626 Equal Opportunity Employer M f' TYPIST J0.80wpm we will tram you lo be a slullt>d typesetter. xlnt work.1n g rood. beoeftl.!>. 979-3541 The Compogmg Room TYftlSTS ReglSter' today for loc11I temporary a.u.tgnment.' Studen ts need " pitrt 557-0045 uroo )Ob '° a really run ..-n. Lln-re<.lJUrtAnt ~ Your hr!> U \• : 12·5 wecllday& If you'rl' lltM'OQAll'V"tSOHNll SEW!Cfs fnt'nd.Jy, ~C~llllOUS & ) 2) ll-1. t............,. dependable, please apply 7 ~ ........._.. 111 person ~fort' or aftt>r Me wport a.aca. Ult? lunch ru.'h ~onem1ll --------- Terran" 29\5 rt\'dh11l c ~ SUJ'f;RVISUR rt">J>(lns1hle :.Upt'r\ 1sor ... "'mt· t•xper 1n food bu:.lllf">.' c;Qcld lt·.1 rnin.: e11:pt!r :\1u\l be Ut•'lt1bl,. Appl) ~t·t•kt•nd' dJ~:> ~ manaRer :!lotS'• W Uleaniront N R TU CHER/Preschool Expr nee F l 1ml' Uenl.'!1t.s !).$() 1919 WAITRESS -FuU·tJme 116 5 d a ys S4 75 Pn\llll' club SW 5404 WAITRESSES lm ml'd1all' Opl'n1n1< 1H"'" \:.1rd & d1nnt'r 'hilt' Appl\ T.1'ld11r' H1-..t 1urant s .. 1.1.. \n.1 1-....... &lh.<dh1ll ..... ,.. 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH PAID Wabr/d ryra, Refrla•. ..ukm& or oot tsr-1133 2-MnorDrnMr SI 25 CalJM7 2796 Twin Bou pnna and Mat· lreu plua frame $lllO per Jet Ca.tJ aAer 5 964-~ ~cnserator ror ~ale GarorJI SGlie IOSS •yrs old Brwn. 1175 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aft 5. 542 2785 Quality Sola & k>veseal. 3 Mull Id!. moria&. Good cond. Work1 perfect. Wa•her/dryer. StOO 673-9151 Refn~wr wor1u. i()Od, wk~ old E a rthtooe11 J2a1. Jarce 901t» bottom Cost 1795 . 11ell $350 rreezerl35 il82 S338 Wooden coffee " e nd lbl~: lamps 839-4903 __ GE Hotpo1nl wash er avocado. d nt cond apt type refrl& Sunyo . almoi;l ne w. 2 l'U rt 1142--CTII \ G E Refn(t Good work ang t-ond $60 S5l 5639 ~ rangetop.dbl oven haocU.C an S200 640-11•1 Rt>fr1 1 1 1, y r old Monlp:nery W ardl 2 dr Gd mad. S270 9IO-7409 aft 5 ZSc:uft •• Side Han'->:.t GoAd refng xlal rond DX> 954-22>4 aft fi licydn 1020 Household & ..:arage. car Ai motorcycle. s~roo & rum Sporu eqw p 20632 ~et Ln H B 960 797'J_ Moving ~1ust Sell Child.ti I~ Still. Wom ens lspd D> old bed S25. rraml' SIO 1\nttque beddte ad MO, 2 cmr l(l'Jl l>\ll S15ea. W1dtr hdbrd $15. Antique d~k dr!>i.r comb )45. rutt">Wnd S25. refn g S6S "1..'>(' !:>JI & Son 7~ -04J'J Huit' i;ara1<e '>die Son Feb 3rd 9am to Jpm """" .. II !-> pJrk1ni: lot ...,pnnKdalt.' & 1-.dinRer. "iupport \1.inna Sr><·rer' Jewdry 8070 •.•.•..•....•.......•.• •.•.•.........•..••••.. tl.J\t ~ kJr.al •li.>monfl ~ood •allJl' 'l>l:.!.~'J ~1ll lra1k lor \t/.B 111 p11r~l h1· !*>.>&\:JI ·~ ll~J ... 11h .. t11k1• hlk 1o<t1l l..nk dbl ,pnn~ ·in~ IJ·•l"W 'di rl) pm wal "Im wnd ).').50 t.,,1 ol r bi!>-11.216 1040 l'r1\.i\.t' propt·rt' "lhn~ l s "hl·r 1 111n ... :!:! I I m I r d (' •• \ " I u I ~1 'ltili Jn\11mt To our carriers in Recept~~ Fem. o~er Irvine. applicant ZS, for pnvat.e dub.~ hr. Sales ...... have nood cull betwee n 2·6pm . (;et pald &. Wd!Ch ,,oup operu.-. part lime m nf r1c11 tn Co~lJ M l'~d S48 +!36 1lus J>Ol'llUOn IS a v1u lablc TEACHER Pre I\ E'lt W\11Rl-~'>I-" ~ W\11 t.ft" \pp1\ 111 l)t'rl>on lwt~• n .! & I 'ii.a\ n,.. 5!.0 1 \\ c~1 11 ... \ N li DOCJ$ •..•........••......... \fan ., dia mond rini:. ti d1dmnnds. I ~I I\ 53J po1n1 ~ Queltt v rin.: $5500 or b1• t nlfl'r ~ '7 9S5--030 l dri vln9 record. large station , ~ut }?,_MIPSTta. .or.,.,. y s....,.,.. me. WCICJO• or •an. NLce houri Good pay. Ho•rlyJoay + Apply Richard Ouellette Salon . 200 Newport mi1Jr1t Wcmc.e. Center Dr . Newport C:. Herry S.elay _ee_a_ch. ____ _ or Foster OUelfet Recepuonist . full u me at: through 29th. Exper • 6~z-~z I Great opportwuty m JOb , ,~ 1T11rket with expanding PBX Aru.wl·nn~ Sen ll 1• Operator mature rd1J ble. da) stufh 645·2550 PBX OPER.-.TUR wwenng ~n 1-.xrn pref 6311 ~4 •PIX• T A 8 Jn1>~cr1n.: M!f'VlCe T.A 8 ans &erv h as J few pos1l1on1> ope n 1n Tus . SA, CM, & llunt B areas Vaned shifts, P T or F T Many ouls land mg benefits Work nc>ur your home & earn whtll• you learn ~ Jo. 0 E Phone from hom e lo ~ce your customeN> ~r earrulltUI Set your own hour.. Call lpm lo 7pm 8!18-9387 PHOTO LAI Eltpr'd blk & white & l·ol or printer t'ull t ime. Pholo1ra ph,y Studio 8'S..1MO ,RIMTIMG 11 YoU are 20 or over . & loc*1ng ror a carttr 01> portwuty tn pnntmg. ap ply at PENNVSAVER. llB>~acenua. CM Product As8embly Penion needed for rast ·1>aced pba rrnaceutlcal com ~ Mon · ThUJ"5. work ft'eek F\a 11 benerlts GM.Im. RealEJtale UCIMSID UMUC9tl8> Wlll tnJ.a. Be•t co m a..-t la tbe la· ....,,. 'lllSJ. to too pro.. ducen. rw lok'"I•• call Ball U RHI · tJ,Udooftke: m-7300 .... t'O Regis Han Stylist So Coast Plau. CM Ap ply m person.~ Recept1orust needed Alfredo s l610 Pac1f1c Coast Hwy Newport Beach Cdll nrt Wedne!> lleceptiorust General Office Need 1mmed Musl be bnght & energetic Light typing. EnJoy wor kmg in u quic k paced pro fe!>s1ooal atmos phere Call Beverly 641 8820 Recept1onisl·hte l ypmg handle 4 lint' pho ne C a s ual . run o ff r Previous exper reQ d 8 »5Pm Good salary ~7611, Elizabeth RECEPTIONIST IMMEDIATE OPIHIMG we·re seeklnc an 1n davtdual wbo likes meet If\& people, can type. ~ outgoing and enjoys 11 vanel.y or office tasks We offer a st.able work environment with an ex cellent s ala ry and benefits package Inell.Id in& company paid life. medical and dental io· surancea. Penelon plan. S.vinas plan with mlgh lm.ens.t rate, one week pajd vacation after alx m o nths , 10~ p aid holidays per year. This = muat be filled ale.ty. Pleue ap· ply at PERSONNEL: llfCTRONIC ORGAN SALES Sell in a b.e.&b tramc a 1 r conditioned r egional sbopplng mall HJghest commissions benefits You m ast be able to play the orga n i n cluding pedals Call Mr. Jett 1m mediately <714 >586-7300 SAL&5 --J0t0 the exciting world or Sarah Coventry Fu II or PT Will tram No in vestment or del Annette. 531>-5&)!} SALESLADY Full or part umt: THE SHOW·Off 2'2 Fashion Island:"' B Sales MAC.MAVOX SAUSrERS0"4 Full time. hours w ar range Apply in per!ton. Kenn Rima Hard ... ure. 2666Harbor. C M SALES MANAGER Expa ndin g O r ange County company seek!'i an experie n ced r t.'al estate ules manaf'!er Salary " generous O\ er· nde. All replJe5 are con ridenUal Reply to box IS 642. 3 Daily Pilot. p () box l54i0. Costa Mesa, CA 926211 SECRETARY GIRL f"RJDA Y PART TIM E CdM location I person oCfioe Very Uberal hn. Take charl(e lnd1v1dual Blqina. typmR. general <It <1ktlls J mu~t Tn <I'- ,, h l Tra\cl111)! '11.: Hepre.cnlallH' C.:.111 Fri ool} for IO~r\ 11.'W ilPPl 675 (8j() ~·N.'Uln for 1 Rlrl offr lyptnl( & l!t'n I .11·l'l 'I! !>kl 11~ n1•1·cit''1 "ia I an open. 645 5-U \ Senctar• Rt•l'Cpt Na uonnl Pubhshl·r lo1·alt•'1 :>.orthwcsl Hunl Ht>arh. r•oql.O r•" .\harp front of fl <'l' person "u !t t he good on telephone. t v1~ ac· c·urately . shorth.rnll or 'lpet.'d wnting ncn·111;al') t;ood a dvan tt>m c nl potential Allr benefits & ~alarv piitk ~ge Secn.-tan al t·xpcr pref CaJI R-2658 Se<'relary L<1w offll'C L e~al l'XP nol necessory Lite book keeptng Salary negotla blc M1d1ele. 67J.J'J97 Secretary. exper d, typ tn8·S H D1ct1pbo ne. Self Moti vator Send Res umes t o 2R32 Walnut. Soite E. Tustin. ea1ir 92llB> S.ECRETARY Pres ot arowuia ma nu/. co, now rel~ated in new Lqi.ma H1s locatJon of. fen top salary & benefits to hiiblY akilled. career minded exec sec 'ly, wbo can contribute to the company 's irowth by ef. fe<:tively ualatln& the Prea. In hi• o~erall rmpomibUiU.. Call Mr. Hoofe fo r Intervie w : m J.B. m our Santa Ana rac11Jty per Pnv school F T Type mm of 65 wpm <.: M 642 0411 Shorthand des1rablt: PURCHASING SECRETARY nus pocutlon ls a~a1lable in our C<Msta Mesa rac11J tY Type6Swpm We oHe r rompan) pJtcl Life. Dental. :\led1l·al lns . Pension Pla n. Sa' mgs Plan with high 1n tere5t, 10', paid holiday!> per )ear and I week paid \ aC'allon Jfter 6 month-. This po!11t1on must bl filled 1mmtd1at1:I) P lease apply J l PERSO'llNEL r<HV(X INC .-.. ...... o.·••-· • Jl.80 Retlll11J AH C'.a;tll Mesa. Ca !Yl6;.'6 Equal Opportunity Employer '.\1 f'' St..ct'fUTY GATE GUARD F'or pnvale community. La;:una Bl.'ach ~rt.i . rolating !>h.Jft $4 00 per hr Call l94-l\571 \ton f'rt ror appl Shipping & Receiving Clerk World's leading mfe of sp.i &i sw1mmmg pool equap bas 1mmed open ings for stuppmg & re re1v1n g clerllr. Mu'lt have full knowledge or all phue.s of s tuppmR & warehouse operations lb.ts)S an xlnt opportum ty ma fut fl'OW\DI com peny otfenne secunty, lfOWl.b potential • an x.blt f\ltute waat9 hued on s&illa. Min of 2 yn exp. Please p h one. 540-4811 South Pacific loduslnea noos. Fairview. S.A EO.E. SOLI C I TORS T ELEPHONE -Hra Jlon.fli. U PM. SU.rti.O& Pl>' su:stir +comm No exper nee WiU train. Call Kathy 641-0Ul8 Sf ART NOW' L4ca1 Am•Q dlstributor offen opportunity fo r llXJd eami.llp You pldt t.he houri. For appt. to awt ift bual.naa ol 1our own. call tll·l 24CI or 1MIZ3l Telephone sales ad\l~rtls IDR up . f or p T $4 oo Hr + Comrntas1on ~311111. 83H2Sl6 ---- ras-HOMI PRO! Vacation Club E'\· µt•n1:nu·d part tlmt'rs l'Jm $\O S2U ~r hr hom e or S A Offll't' Guar ~aryMJ ~7 Telety~ ~rator ExP'c'r prl'f MaJor sloC'k broker<111c fi rm nt'ar llf'ange County Airport Houl'.'I 6 2pm Col II Mr t:qan $41>-8 l.!I TELLERS f1tper Re qd for El Toro \1 1'l~1on Vt1.')0 & l.aguna Re ach offwei. Also pJrt 11me teller C'l)lltlll'l Joan or < .ort• 4!17 Im I': 0 ... Tt:X.AS OIL COMP!\"'\' url(c•nt ly n1·1•1I., p1•r.,11n M f OH·r Ill for prolt•l'l <.'<! mdu..,tna l 'all'' ter nt11n l.1her.il t·om tn1s~1;10.~ ... or l>"f'4'\nal 1nlCr\lt'~ ~ritt " R lla!tl1n11' \ttt• Pr<'" d1•n1 South~•·qprn Petroleum. Box 789, Ft Worth, Tx 71i\Ol EOE TOOL CRIB ATTENDANT lmmt'dlate opentnl on (l.l'fl '1h1n. We Ul"E' ne11:1 blr' We can use eithe r full time or part Ume in dJvldunh. i-:x m1lllary an> uraed to apply CONTACT LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W Sejeratrom Santa Ana. CA WE M/F Tra~ pua campo de d . Debe cCJOduslr liilrrarD1eo\a y man.Jar tractorea El N1cu•I CounttY Club. LU•oa NlC\.el T dooo ti1 • l«> !l1t.e Las Ocbo a lu U.horr . WELO~:H ;.!a:. & 1 u; Mm I yt>J r exper Good workinJ: tond Apply 9am llam J\ 15602 Mo:ihe r , 1 uslln Ca ll S5T 1000 Weilnunstt>r School 0111\. ii. 5tttung Cal.lfonua ~ H rredf'ntl a lffl su bo. t 1t ult"' m the folk>~ 1n~ Mt'J' Spt'c1al t~d Speet·h ~t S<-hool Nu~. Ps)l'hologcs1 81 lingual 6parush 1 & Counselor 545 ;t6 pl'r da). s.50 Si long t.erm lllh day <:4111 894·7311 t''Ct 212 WOU OVERSEAS M~ mo«' money v.ork lnR abroad regardl<'Ss of your age, s~ or pr~ent Po61l 1on \II types of workers u r 11.en t I~ rt· quired For dt·tall' 'end a ,l Jm pt•d. ~t·lf adttres..'!ed envelope lt• For.iqn ~ymrftt Servi«' 701 W85htngton Strl."l•I Dept 5032 Ruffalo. Ne~ Yortl 14205 Youth Counselon f'arl T1m1· e\en1n~s ()ut~OtnlZ <idults working ~ith )-OUlh Oq•r 21 Own transportation SJ 50 hr stan t>9P~ CAl..L ANDREA &a "321. ext ~> l ':>PM i::o ~ KJ::E5HONO Pupi. AKC (l\a.mp ... 1rt> ~ fo f't't ., s h o ~ f'vl p ly ~1J ftlli IJ.45 af\ 6 pm ~ .. er or gold 1>t'1 aµ. or AK c Cocker Spaniel bttter.1f you "ant to sell. nule buff. ~pprox I yr OIUuet 548 5063 s.'8 O.J.\3 uld. ~ Good WANTED S ILV ER • ctuldren $400 or wtll OOLL.ARS f'\t part) e~ JlVUl& lo lM ~Ol'ev~61'.l-29'l4 n~ home C.11 673 i631 UvfltcKI& 807S •.••..••...........•... I )eM old Burro J at·k Very t;imt' & l'Utl' a~ J POOdlesAJCC.ahotsSwb ~on S20t1 tit2 S5ill Apncol Also 11\U born ~h Tnl AKC pupp1~ M F Realooab~ 760-1074 12'2 541)-97'95 ~ 1011) .•••................•.. ~.~~~ ....... ~?.~~ LUGGAGE TAGS F ree I y r o ld M Dobt>rma n to h omt• " ) ard 968 58flJ Frf't'TE'TTier mix pupptM 3 mo n t h., old C'a ll .i.nyt1 ml' da)" 54R 7350 f)'e(' to YoU Cockapoo i.m to med !\1 Cutt' Lie Has :.hots 751 7993 Olorolate POlllt S1aml .... t· cat to n ght homt· 644 1494 Obve l~ Alread~ dl.ij( up Yvu h aul or ' £>46..97915 ---- A.KC lnsh ~tter.' t)·r. fem red , &Orl(t'OU~ & playful. 8.17 ~ Small Gray Poodle who only likes women ~1n from YoUr bustnt>5s card Send OOt.' card for eal.'h ~ pius one spart> We return permane nl h St'aJed 3ltract1H~ ta.: & <;trap meeting a1rl1n1• I D reqwremf'nls Pre vent lo& & lhl'fl ' fo'or a personabz.ed lag cnclo!>t' wa llpaper fabric or "Day Git>' papt>r & M ' wtU bilck & !n m )Our taics Or tn l~tt cnnb back to ba•k PRICE ... "> S2 e .. or 3 ~ 4 S~Sl 60ca 6 9 ~Sl.SOeJ 10ormore$1 40 eJ Sll.les Tax Included '.'JO CARO~ Draw )our own or !>end name addres,, phone & wt U milk(' onl' C'drd per t.a~ /\dd ZS. each Stnd check or money or derlo ••••••••••••••••••••••• St Bernard. a ll !hot~. PILOT PllHTIMG Ailhpu 1005 6mo8. male. very ti&ml' & ••••••••••••••••••••••• geollt'. to aood homt.' Al\lq EoR washs tand Call Paul 847 l.349 l'~ 1800 mlnt cond ml>l FMlnhre 1050 sac 951.3133 •••••••• ••••••••••. •••. l902 Solid Oak upnght ptaM flttoodlt1oned & ref111.11hed $1,700 C11 ll 954,5037 ••llUY ** Good wieid l'Um1ture " Appbances OR I wlll ,ell or SELLfoc You MASTaS AUCTION 646 1616 Ir IJJ.t•ZS P 0 Box 1560 Co&ta M~a. Ca \1262ti John Wayne Tt>nm.-. Club family me mbt>rsh1p 12000 Ev~ 644~ Gold &Sliver for sale. fine bars & castin~ grain. ~ Spot 14k·24k t"llSt lnl fP'&in ll"k below SP<>l. SterUq silver casttng snlft, 1.2"~ below spot. 3lcJa M (me sliver bars. Privah Doll ScM M a n y Ale1tao ders Shi r le y Te m p l es Bea\ll1ful Bisque a nd othen Thursday. 1 ·31 & Fr i 2· 1 9am·4pm 714-75464i4 CASH PAil> 1°" below apol. fo'or da1 · For Id wed fl.Im, ant.a· ly quole call 497 1095 quesltelrTV'•957-tW Aleo jewelry 1uppUes. ...:.---------~ stone. mrg " r:>uuni rm let. aolld Ma commercial ciut1 n g pie Thi. 4 cbna. buffet sel'W.'el AMTlqul AUC110M XJnt cood 1475 Maple -..;_ .......... ft._ tR-Jo.. l . 10 ... .,..... dmk (ldnn's)ltchr •· •Will..,.,.. spn og & mal -~ ~ m.1.. treu D> Three wedae BaDr'IAucUoo. !ottoer· bolster cuablons $10 ly IAoaud'• Auctaoa la Id.I &lab wtelt: Zeni.lb Ladiea 3 lpeed bike S.'IO naw~byTbe Babn. ~ .. ~ S1H: qn u Laree Med. alyle T v . SeYera1 c:ontaiaen from ecta bd$1.2S; dbMIOf• bd A.Ill. a tn6 Ir ~ r::r=·==r~ ZS; dbl bd •: cople p&Qw-T.V.needaworll. ""'.. ""'-.. bunk belt s:aoo: odds Is Beaullf\ll cabinet $200. ee v.A, .. .-.c .. , mdl. Call bet• a:•• l2 IN-JD. ~.etc. Co t.o· aoon!MZ-trl( -------- m•at1 are w•lcome. ---------•Hlllbet Al"*' \'l ~: &al. Feb a.Ill ....... .._... Bo rt ,..,., .,.to,pm. t4.100hr•· ..... n ...... ll •P •1 ~ .• m.-u rma mvd. Plnmounl. maw-• frl.mt. New. UNll'7 l'Ul·W4 ~$10;.;.;.;;.teMTCQ..;.;..;o......_....._ __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllPORTANT NOtlCETO R&A.DDIAND AJ>VEaTISERa Tile price of Item• lldvertl1ed by .. blcle dM1en ln the veb\cle cluatrled advertlainl CllNaD dolt rd include uY applicable tuea. liceue. transfer fees. nnuce cbarlee. ,_. for Im at£V. LVV P.U;.4 U'UI •• rua.u. &: ll. ma1 wbtela plua 1tocll rtm1, new pMll • low mUa Pt\, 11t1. l4IOO at belt otter C.11 .... .,00 ld•1• •• 10·1117 (evu. or ... bncll) • a11l for V\ ,.~ P.u. x;t;;. ntn1 "ond. W /camper lblU. 11.flDO 1'2-<ml or ., ... .;;a;;. wr. ;;,~ i.;d. va " ext. lmmac. Xlnt mtdl cond. Lo mllH. llllO/otr . .....,.. ---77 El Camino Clualc. 8lk. on ~ AJl ••tra1 l50 Vt. MSOO or beat ~715hft.S. "2 Ford Ec:onoUne ptclt· ~· Ru.QI IOOd. mo or tat oner. 17Mm. uk ra-ew. • W Ford ~ ton V .a tool bma, fair .t\ape. SU.50. 9157.397 '71 Ford F·2.SO. 3spd. OCml Tool b• " lvmber racb. New clutch. LooQ Ww MW 13,soo. •1 mo ------ -8.attlor Blvd • cmTAMl!IA t7f·2100 CanUeU Your Car" Cl.IVBIMW PAYITOP DOLLAR "'-'a.an UNd lmportt QaJJ llUr.e ot Don Hl-3171 •Mii '7' JOOD lmmacwate eondltlon • Locally owned ii .-viced. fully equlpped. warnnty, leau or it Manion 2IO ZX. CL purch&M. U7SJU~M I '*'-~. u.nder war JIM SI IUOMS ~ m111t ..,_ Kalle· IMflOITS -am HARBOR BLVD "72 COST A II ESA 240-Z 4·tp, AM tP'M 631·127' CMI. >am. cood. S3 _,, I~~~~~~~ NS-Mn .-.. I · ~ 3IOZAM2+2, wpd. eler ..... l'Mcue A<.: sac mi. mx>. ee110.,4 · '71 Pickup, Tape deck AM1FM. AtC, 4 apd. Ma& Ml% WANnD WW pay you more for 'I~ clean used "72 or later Mercedea Benz. Call tod.ly. Mlalaon Vtejo lmport3 831-1740 495-1700 r.r .... caoart• Mate • fem. • Soc. Faacb. ,.,...,... .. ' S "11 ~ S.P. 370. Llke .. 42• 6 71 NU. SUIOor make otter. Wul«S Sil\ler Dollart. ,._ao. ;1 804'0 ~~~=::::=::::~ ~m.(MSI. -'10 a1r pollutioo control de· W:ie ceruficaUonl or de· aler doc\lftlent.ary pre· peradon cbarlH unlea1 otherwUe 1pec1Cied by tbl -.hertiaer ~ 0wv ptcll LIP· blt wla· dow. 327 auto, more SZ.400; a.lao ~v bed 2 bvy dl.ay trlr AOl)/bll af. , .. DMl058 -PORSCHE'S whla, •poller kit Nds aome enc wrk Xlnl WW 11.IOO bst 493 &&:19 it 2IOZX. :alnt cond 191!1 MBZ 280SE. grey. Vtt'f clean, sunroof Beat offer. 836-812'1 M p9rt.1.tll pay Ill.~ ••-••••••••••••••••••• a eedL IRID> YAMAHA TCnlD S bead WIUMCI : UM of aUp or : c:.-l*k· a.a MSG. now moarinl ln eichaol• for : ....... IJ •· Al\anUc lbaaic ~ me~ boat. Ml·l!S05 or •• Wswllh ID E.t'lthSl eo.uMeu. m..-. . ........................ -------- : f(1n1 J.e Trombone Hammond 0r1an Model ~ lollat.ablo boat; : w/case. SllOOAfterSPM IHOS. 2Yn old: 11295. n "; motor moun\, floor· • ~ UM New. P.P wr~. tna. 1eat.a. oan '46$. : Spoetillg (Hoda 1094 _'156-_l'13Z ____ _ . Offlctfw••·· & ............................ ,..,... 9040 :• lffp ,.. 1015 JOHN WAYNE TENNIS 1•1•,•:;:;,~:h••Do••:•.•:.:rf•::: • •••••-•••••••••••••••• CLUB re1ul1r mem· a-..o-., ..-,.,... : ·NI me stttl office desk bt!nhlp ror sale. 642·2932. and. ateeri.nl wheel, 25 : Sun 1t1bo11ny icraln hp., elec. •tarter, • tap. me drawer. swavel TV Raclo Jam.on " trailer. $1700 dwr SlOOor malteorrer KA shr.o IOH crbeltoller. ~26112. . :o. aft 6 PM Good ••••••;•••••••••••••••• 'Tl Skipj.ck 25 · Sedan. • on Bet.amu V1edo cus re· twm Volvo FWC HOJ21t :· ME:J'ALOFFICE DESK corder SL-8600. Under I, wU1 consider 1maller ·: 3'ic5'Xlntcond warr $700 Zpm·8pm. boet In trade ror ~ : moo :;.cs 7140 8ll8-8S53 equity. rree slip till .. S/31 !S>. Call aft.er 6pm 'llD-17211 Ad-Sitter~ '!JM~ 24~~~-7~~~. You may request Ad-Sttter service when plocirlQ your od . . . 00< Ad-Sitter number will appear in your Doily Pilot od Ad-Sitter tokes your messages .. 9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •IMMACUl.A TE• 21'·l0'10ATS 6 '12 mo. Plana prepd From SUlll/mo incl. slpa, leasons 7H/964·S994 Own locrh. Wt 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '49, Luders 16. 25ft, vam hull. allp In NB. beautiful. $4000 ~~)10 13' Maulf. trlr. new UI Iman sail $795 m4.64:8 5982 Free1tyle Catamaran Beaut. Never In water $2.lOOcompl 873-1092 l..M&e l"ICUll tloop, Um1t ed partnen wanted 645--0229 IA4 Race eqwp 2 swll ot sallil Road trlr. co\ler $1.750. a· Sabot w ·yard dolly. $225 675-689S "15 Yamaha 125 Endw-o. el9c IW't. 1300 ml. "50. t ., •w 110.u1t, Hl·IU7 . airllfca 9520 ftobrlrt~ ...................... . '41 Ford Woodle. ~tored. BMW '761w'a. RllOS, Sliver Smoke. P p. S2800/ofr. SU.ODO; 'O Focd Woodle. re1tored mint cond. U>.000. 6'1~161 --- '79 TO)'Ota. 5 1pd. loo& bed dlx. loml . 615-Dkl 'e&Dod1e PU , ,.,,..., Honda i9 CB«IO; under '42 MB Mlhtary Jeep lllOOorbatoffer. 500 mi. Coat ruoo. sell Restored. Good cond. ~1211l8or~ _ SllOO. A fl er 6 p 11. rm>C>/Offer. 142 7295 . _ '711 Toyota AM /P'M cua, '29 f'o d rftepl lea SIOOO swu-ool. camper shell. 4*-2158 '711 Honda 'TSO <41. 1uper over coet Choost' op mop Good rood Ple&M •port. ll ke new. 1400 Uons 640-1.931 _call 4195-4679. 4.95 l.367 mile9, atru. $1795 con· ~ ~ 2 dr Nffdi. lov iS Luv Mlkado Coco bm. Udertrade, ~ 1 n c h 0 m e S 11 c locally used at matn· '71 KZ 900 Kawuaka $l000/firm 661-8961 talned Run 1 aood. Lo/ ml. Good cond AM r-"M 1ter~ Sl.~ •7V71a.A 8 '29 Model A, frame. eng. 646-4.'illl · · all ruonln& cear. no ------ 11 Honda 250 Dirt Bilte body "26 Model T Cpe. 'Tl -..a.on Chevy. 28.000 ma . greet cond. ~7-51S4 aft 90% complete Make or reg pa. s.lnt cond. MZSO 4Plt rer. 631·5415. ~6421 e111.-z2. El Cairuno Plcltup 1978 350 eng. 271l ml. 2 tonf.' ~liver. Real Creampuff' Close11t orrer to $4500 lak~ It 54..'> M71 8-4pm wkd<iya ~ 'l797 afl 5 & .. iulds '79 Harley XLH xlnl cond ext.tu SS00 ml. mov Lng must aell 13.600 Firm Call anytime n4-983-0ZIM '78 Honda ex 500 Lake new' Call Days s.44·4760. Eves 731-4620 Motol' .._ .. Sale/ .... /Sfof.. 9 '60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENT Z2 fl. luxury motor home. aleepe 6, self· conL SZSO W. + 8< m1. 6«).&5&S Trallen. Tran4 9 170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "15 KouDtry AJre. 35' 5th wbl, t.ra\lel trlr, W750 See at Newport Dunes Trtr Pan. 1p 57 N B t.m Traveleze 25'. air awn1n1. extru. clean Good condition $5950 714 4:96-IM.54 Alt/to~. Parts & A.custorin 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Model T Speed'ltrr Show cond Fully restored Call Eves af\ 6 ~lSS 1951 VanDen Pl:i:. l"ellS. Runs good sohd. Expensive ror 13.500 642·980'7 ~ VeMdH ' l'nn Bod.> look!> 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dune Buggy VW Cold F\berg\as body Sharp runs great $11 00 6'4-S219 '88 VW Camper Rebwlt engin~ $2400 ofr P p m88). 4 Whe.c Ori•H 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "57 WiUya Rebll eqg new starter & distributor bucket seau. gd tarf'S S2ro> bst of r 556 0'790 an ~ 18 Olerokee Chier lo m 1 Xlnt cond Al r .. te n•o fl ,995 646-~ 77 Toyotd. long b4:<!. ~'Ip t.ool box. lo ml SJ.2% P r 6310210.951 0620 VClllS 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Dodge karry van 'euhe van • 12 rt rargo ~a Radio. healer .• 11r cond auto tr1nsrruss1on. gd cond Pnced to sell CalJ Jerry 631 0553 A rt 4 00 ~ 79 Fwd van. ~>-7973 •ft 6 i6Cht'vy Van 10 Camper out h\tl.'ii Ster~ cai.s Xlnt 'lhape Belo'* whole ioJlt> $3 .7:!5 645 &186 646 6153 Ii fl 3 :II 76 l'Of"d !:oiurfrr Van, A T, you coll rn at your convenience to get the resp::>nses to your ad ... this service 1s only S5 per week. For more 1nformot1on and to place your od coll 6'2-5678 •· Tartan Ten, 6 sails. Dbt Hi-back Bucket Seal.5 VHF. loaded, Race Win for '79 Cutlua Supreme. 73 Toyota Land Crw<,er PS p 8 . A \I f M 1TP. f'\ne <."Ond Ong Ownn awe t.t.nk. xlnl cond $4500 ~ea~ of GLo'Ve mr. 846-31197 r;JXJ/olfer. 492-9806 Xtras $3150 Call 645-1619 496-1.335 or 831-6305 '76 Dodge Power Wagon Many XlrU. $4700 714 /861-0478 '79 Jeep CJ·7, 20,000 miles. e<'onomical 6 cylinder. 3 spd. mny llltaa SS100 Ca 11645 9135 Jeep CJ 5 Deluice Int & en Incl. P\oneer FM cass ster w,equahur boolter. 2lllO miles Will \Me best offer. 631-0234 before 11am1aA 5pm Tnlltks 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt7'FOU FIOOrtaCUP vs. au\Om1Uc trao1 . pwr . .uerinl iii 1esa than 15.000 milea. UN65l 77 > $4111 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 9580 9190 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C OMMELL CHEVROLET Ji\.')i! H.11 '••1 I' I ' ., .. I \ \lf , !;0 -1 200 WANTED AM f"M •ttt~. air, -:,'. apd. ma11. SlO uo :167·DM ---- Allow us tbe opportWUly to comider the purchue ar trade· In ot your dean Ponche. Check .Uh Ua Today' 76 Datsun 290Z. 2 + 2. 182SG.. 21.opa. auto. air. lhaJ'1> local car. Dark blue brown S13.500 873-fS336. 642.9668 MIDI. ... '1ffitd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mfoa..o '705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l8 Spider ln cla.sa1c cond om 613-5027 aft 5 \.llk for&b 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iS Aud.I lOOLS. auto. ., ir ,\M FM "ter •·o. bm bei&e lnl. t25t)O or OJ> tc T&Jle-()ver PY mu ~1970 i7 Foit. 4dr. upd. 1111 xtru .ee at !llewporl I.Junes Trlr ~ ~p ~7 NB $4350 •PR&-OWNED• •BltW'1• 77 320I auto 141MT J A I i!1 J20I auto C.'1.2761 I '78 l:D 4 •P ('72SW RF I i7 m 4 sp CB14TKI I "76 530i auto <517PZM '76 SD auto t9Z7 RX H 1 770>CSI (2) "72TAR I i9 J20i Wan' l}85762 ) 1910'1 HEU MOW! LARGI SB.ICTIOM OfMEW 197' l20l .. •52tt'• 6JJCSl .. •7JOl'a tHSTOCICI SADDUIA<2 VALLIYIMPORTS 2Nl2 ltarsuerile Pkwy lllSSION VIEJO 131-2040 495-4949 Q.OSID SUMO A Y S CREVIER $1Sf6~Y SAlllfA AMA 835·3171 Tl4I UUWA n ON'llllG lllloCMl'll •USIDIMW•* 11al0241P tMlPQO> "183m41P f)73VPD > COll09 bruwn, itlnt cond Wholesale Blue book. l5400 Oy1. S41 5614. en. 87S-J521 79 Dauun 290ZX. red, AM IYM s~reo, AC. lo mi, dlx wbl11. Sl0.500 71"-Sl8-92s.3 '118 280SE. r.ire cla1111c ooupe. Auto. P /8, P ·s. dee 1wiroor. Lo miles. Sliver. red leather Xlnt ~~080~ ~ 9123 .•........•.••......... ClASSIC DtMORUAal ~ 117.000 14 DI SO 714.Ql ~ 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i7 f'1A T Sports Spy de r l.3t <..1ellll. Lu mil~. 2 lOpi. \\1 J"\1 Steno tape $.5,100 <'.tll ~a 675-e2 '78 f°al 12' Spy~r Xlnt co nd 2 2 ·211mp ic am rm caa1 M JfH .U.. MfWIDC. ml.l'lt llf'll 16.Dl 751 25182 '70 Mercedet 2805. like new cond . must se4!, !.!_IS Ile olf er 491-2382 ii.I 250 Coupe 2dr. sedan. Xlnt top runrung cood Wire wheeb Ptn stnp· Ing. f7...500 646-5.568 i3 450 SE Lake new. whl W blk IDl Sl 1.500 <7l4 )496.Mt4 --- Wanted Late model MBZ. have gem 2 karat diamond Value $12.500. 1163-6!561 - 77 ~L Mrrredcs. htt> 1 vor} color w d rk. chocolate int 33K m1. Loade d w a rce~-.. S22.000 Dys 6n-6070 Eve.~l 1D Mercede<1 23>5. ladll.~ ra~onlt> car. lmma<: ~.~I hlJ-0149 16 f'\at Xt 9 ~ mpl( un df'x 12.000 m1 Xlnt ,.,.nd Ong owrwr mu'>t "di lil MB 2211 SB. new pa111l. • ........, inter , runi; great 28 ... .,.,. 7'11 5'lll9 '4 PG ~ ~. • ........ •. ! ? .~ ~ iO Z!> Diesel sedan. Auto. rur. xlnt l'Ond Must ~II fJ4S.lm) • VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! UHIYERSITY SA.LEStcSFR\ rn. OlDSMOllLE ~DA G<MC nuc "s 28:50 Harbor Bl\ d ~A MESA 540.9640 ~ 9730 ....................... 'C~ MKll.3 8 lltt>rs. 4 0 10 . 1ownr.115.500 or . m Z382 ec.-' CioWo 9 7 34 12 2Sl SE Wht w bam- boo Int 58K mil m7'0. Call Wkdays 548-8781 E-:"' S48 3229 • 1111 ~8 JOO D. ~st ral Sil\1>r .,.nrf ,tereo. A C. !f lml. S24 .500 499-511 Ii ~~ '74 23>·< blue. un g owtwr. perfect cond. 71 011um1. 57400 Jim llr-.anl l~ \'lllta En- 1 r ada 'II B Home· M-4-0337. OHc 640-4522 Mei '74Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 MG Midget XJnl cond. New steel radials. discs. 2UM miles. All equip loci s hop manual $3300. Pvt pty. 96B-492A ....................... !--___________ ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• K•AMAMfiil CiHIA i1 White eo.ooo ong 1111 llJlll. 671-2651 9731 77MGI COHVERTIILE 4 "~· AM1FM radio. only 33,000 males ~I $4745 B.ARWICIC DATSUN ••• rt I ••• ,. I •••••• l'I 8) I ·117'> 4q J.J l 7S ' .. +---~ Malle your shopping -........ emter by u.sing the Daily C.-MeM 645-5100 Pilot Classified Ads. ....._uttd A.Mtoa.U..ct •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• This Valentine's Cay send your love a greeting all the world can share with a Daily Piiot Heart of Love. It's eay; compc:>Se your personallzed greeting and we'll aet your message In type to flt the border of your choice or your hand written thoughts may appear in the border you select. ?Ot•O 11111111011 Ill vu (.U<,IA Ml ~I\ t1il? 0010 ..,.., m 41P. air QYJSEZ > 77 3114 ap, air (214.SX E ) 77Sll41pS/R «11791 WDL.a•... 9llO .._..._... tHO ~= ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "18::.t·s1R llOIZ: NABERS AUTO CENTER I I I ' \ ' ' Borders come in the 3 etzea as shown below: S 18, 112 and a apeclaJ child's lize for $3. (You must be under 12 to qualify for the llttlest greeting.) ----,--... _ ,,-.... , ... , ;.-----' / ,---...... ,,, -. ,' ;_.._ .. :·'J"-.... '~ , , •.:,, ' ' I ,' \ ' , , . ' I t I I \ ~I I \ / : t ', -"" I I ' .. , .,.., I \ .. 1' I ,, I ' , ' I ......... ~,' ' .. .. .."'1',1 ' ' ' ' • .... .. ..... .., .... ,, .. .. ' I ' \ ' ' I I I I I tt you wtah to create your own decorated g1'99tlng, use a black pen and draw your dellgn to f tt on• of th• dOtted Un• "heart•" shown below. For help with your ad. )ult can ~5878 and • friendly Valentine iid-Yltet wlll be happy to -"t you. And. '" you Ilk•. you can charge your Heart of Lov• or u•• your M11ter Charge or e.hkArnerlcard. ' - DAILY PI LOT .------------.. ao..4Sunt p I LEASE : :::i 1 -0l-•MCH_OLDllT_C_OUMTY-..!--"S 1421 IADI ST .. COSTA MllA MOTHIM&OYD I I ~ I PAY OMLY I I ·FIRST MONTH I I PAYMEMTI I ~==~ ......... ~2799 I * Full pewter. factOtY '" cond . ~ too. I 1•~11111-----· rallye whM!t l !NOY tn()(9 t>Ctrllf like NEW I MO D8'0SfY oa LAIT MOMTM I IOI MclAl94.. oondlt1on1 u11UCT> WITAKIAMYTIADI ._.--.--~;.....;------------I crAJDPO&OIMO'Fl I & !!~r.S-.c ..... ~~499 I PHOMICIBIT .,,.OVAL I _..... .. ~ CouPI· vs. ~omattc trant .. rN"· "*~ I .N ... _ _... 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Wng245DL, QOSIOSUNDAYS 1reen. great c ond. --------· 1..Dlml. $4.100. 673-2007 • Silver Shadow. rum. 2 dr Carnicbe Hardt.op type. Phone Included SZ>.000/olfer. Will trade for 79 or '80 El Dorado PP.m.8&Sl. ---SlllMlr'll 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For sale: '78 Subaru Sta lion Wagon 4 wheel drive 37,000 miles $UOOiobo 964-5135. TopDla 9765 ....................... ....................... ....................... 1977 CADILLAC 1 • J117t Oitllca ST Clle. 5 spd, air. ao mi. '62115 or MOO l·-auume li e Sl4J mo. t9S7I SEVIW Loaded' F.quipment lD· dudes n)OOIU'OC)f. stereo wit.ape, tilt wheel, cruise c ontr o l & new "Ame rican Eagle" radial tll'ft. You must Me to apprec1at.e ... lhe p\idiell C9e In tbe OOUD· tJ. CaJI H5-J146 or -.-i. Alldac 9111585. '76 Corolla Lrt b c k AM I Fll stereo, 5-sp slick. $1,US P .P . ~7008 YalDWGi9"' 9770 ...................... 7ZVW COHVBmll.E Sbper sharp clua1c m baby blue. 411pe.ld. r adio. and beattt. Local car' Dynamite! ((l8JQT > $4295 IOIW1THA.M YOLl(SW A.GEN 7600 Westminster Ave in West.minster .. 7551 638· 7880 liJ1'9 VW 7 Pusenger Van Has low miles, AM/FM. air cond. & pm 11tn pes Pri ply. $16300 00. Cal 494-'"477. Hav\nl trouble aelhn& ,)'Ola car? Try ua! PaJd (oror not! Mk for Frank Manno or Tom Aikin. .. t &S- UMCOLM t •CUIY ·~ortbeWeet" 77CADILLAC SIMU.I Sedm m emsa111 rreen witb contraatlna tan leatber lnterior com· ddelY equipped for lwt· '1ry clriviq pleaaue, 1 thi• wen maintained •'4JmOl!ile can be yours aton)y ... $16t5 (4.Sm46) 216216 Harbor Blvd QlsUI Men !)40.5630 I i8Cad CdV D'Elegance ' Loaded. abaJl>, Firem.iat Blue w twbt top $7550, I PP 542-31186 or 5S&-7327 "19 Sevllle 16Kmi. loaded I w/xtru. xlnt. cond. Like new Sl3 . 7SO . calli ~960-Z316 . Cpe De VUe "l8 lo mi. vry pt oond $8400 ~·· 731-5656. 1979 Silver gray El Dorado, pvt ply. orig owner eaec car, $13,900. 014)11574122 '19 Coupe De V llle, loeded. SllOOO or offer lhlS week. must sell as I have IQY D11W one. TI4-846-1022 "2J.J..S.15&3. "l8 F1eetwood Btou&hm D'EJeaance. Loaded. Top cond. Pvt pty. wroo. (714 ~2511 days or 561.-aews. 'Tl SeYtlLe, loaded. lo/ mi, $1,500. Orla. owoer. 752·773S. aft. 8. 645-0315 ' ·-- I ce. ..... ....................... '15 T-TOP O..lltamWklin''! Wbl&9 C "H ....................... "Q XRT. AJr. fllJl ,...,, mtcbanleall1 cood . llOm.tJl.lml. .... ..... HJI ....................... .. a.nm..-. Lo/tni. s ..... &'5lnlW. all Kina. Im· mac. ..-00 -n ar, IQ. i °""' •.ooo mllla. "'11,.,.... Xlnt. cm1SIJOO.•lm 'JO "-d LTD . ._ IJ'Ul. Xlnt. trao1portaUoa. H00/080. l:•ea la ,..:.DQftdn: ...... '74 Ford LTD, 4 dr. A/C, DIW tirm, bftl. Sl.1.111$ (JM~ .....,marooalni.rior,Wt W Charier w /"'13 311 liad ~I ai.in1 motor Nieett looklnl. ..... pwT i tM.rtnl, pwr SWJOorolr.C1141a um ro.-,s Galuie nms wlodow1, •u&oaaatlc __. -40 Will .,., CM' belt offer. ~, pwr brak•. Air FW1ll .., .., cood tlonlna. %1.i!_~~ -·••••••••-••••••• _~_1505_. ____ _ e-: lmmeculat. 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Stlll ln pajamu escape their four-bedroom home ln and robes, they talked a bit between nortb.-.U Huntiqtoo Beach u eaaUy as telepbooe calla. their IClll, Martt, slipped out of the American embusy in Tehran the day it feU under TBft OE &EUEVED, of course, that aie1e Mark and Cora, bis wife of tour years, are Martt, 21. waa one ol the ftrst three to safely out ol Iran But they worry about re 1et out ol the embMly that day tbe militata percuasiom and what may happen to the closed in. He and two companaooa walked out priaonen sull held 10 Iran u a result of the a door, onto the street and walked away escape. The Lljeks' atones about their son's esca~ differ somewhat but neither of them is wtWD& to openly discuss it NOW, •ONTBS LATU, Mart, wboae wife Cora also escaped, bu left Iran - thanu to the Canadian 1overnment. But the siege of Lijek's parenta' home bas Just beeun. The phone rinp ioceuanUy -calla from relatives, friends, ~wsmen and television crews Newsmen and well·wasbers rap on the door, and Mrs. Lijek reports she was so busy on the phone Tuesday that, "I dldn't e•en have a cup of coffee." SHE AND Dita HUSBAND, a procure- ment employee 1t Northrop Corp in Hawthorne, don't want to talk about their son 'a escape. Mrs LiJek announced today, "I 've already said too much " A group of "ladies" assigned by tbe Slate Department to the em· bassy prisoner situation bave warned the Li- Jells not to talk to newsmen, she says. The l..ijeb dld take lime for coffee and Mn. Lijell said abe mew all the time where Mark and Cora were Frank said be didn't know until the news story broke and the couple were free Regardless, be~ relieved that tbe coupJe are safe "rrS BEEN IN the back of my mtnd all the time, you know," he confides. "It sort of weani you down after awhile "We knew they were tn a safe place, but we dJdn't know bow they would get out." Peering over tb1ck nmmed glasses, Frank smiles "l\'s lund of a funny feeling. you know, especially iflt 'a your own kid ''It's one lime you can't help -you feel helpless " The LlJeks hope to 5ee their son and dauehter·in·law, wbom Maril met some four <See UJE&S, Pace AZ> Yanks Free in Real-life Dra01a ,., ....... ENGINEERED ESCAPE Amb9119dor Taylor . Harsher Fate For Ho•tage• Threatened Canada Aids Six in Iran WASHINGTON (AP) -The st«y bu all the earmarb ol a best-teller -i.ntematiooAl intricue. an exotic locale beset by seething unrest. an alliance hued on ahared coovictions, and a happy ending. And the story is true -a miD.i-1irama of hope after three months <:AU .S. frustratioo at the boeta&e stalemate in Iran. LATE LAST WEEK, 11IE GOVEaNMENT of Canada and the U.S. Central Intelligence Aaency reached a decision: It was time for Canada to close lta embassy in Tehran. That meant it was time to put into action a plan to bring out six Americans who bad been biding in Tehran since the U.S. Em· baasy there was seized Nov. 4. The plan worked. It may have repercussions for the 50 Americana held boetaie in Ir:i. however. Iranian ForellD Mlnister Sadelh Gbotbsadeh said y the rescue wlll "mo.t probably" mean harsher treat· ment for the hostages, addiq that Canada would be responsible flJr any cban&e for the wone. TD SIX DIPLO-.ATS OE AT AN uncllscloeed spot in Weal Germany, where American otftdall say they will remain for rest, medical examinations, and debrieftq before they face report.en or return to tbe United Stat.. Offtcl.als aald tbe ramllw ol tbe escapees will be in toucb with them by telepbooe, but probably will have to wait for a day or two to see them after they return to tbe United States The six were identified u Mark J. Lijek and bi.I wife, Cora Amburn Lijek; Joeepb Stafford and bi.I wUe, Kathleen F. Stafford; Henry Lee Schatz; and Robert G. Anden. Anden, Stalford, and Lijek were consular officers. Their wtva were employed by the embauy as consular usiatanta. Schau wu an avtcultural at· lacbe. The State Department refused to release their home towns, cit· inl Privacy Act reatrtctlona. Family members said tbe Staffo,.. are from Chattanoola, Tenn. DETAILS OF THE ESCAPE OB JSllrrcBY. But from American and Canadian IOUl'eea, many or wbom. uked not: to be named. this ltorJ can be pieced toletber: Tbe lix awaaied to tllp out ol the embauy u lt wu 1tonned and Hllled bJ lranian studntl nearly three morntbt aao. <See AllE&ICANS, Pa1e AJ) l'eaellers Bae• Strilce ................. THREE Of THE SIX AMEACANS WHO ESCAPED FROM IRAN They Are (from left) Joeeph Stafford, Kathleen Slafford. Henry Schatz Kidnap Try Fails; Valley Man Jailed A 24-year~ld Fountain Valley man wu arrested Tuesday a.Iler he alJe8edly broke into a Hunt· 101toa 8each home and attempt· ed to kidnap a 1'1·year~ld lirl at. knifepohrt, police aaid. William Anthony Roulo of 10U3 Slat.I' Ave. WU dlacovered bidin1 ln a friend's home leas than a block from the scene of the incident, otftcen reported. Police alle1e the suspect forced hil way into the home at about 4 a.m. S&a: m Meves S.•&• Surprise -Sunny Weather Forecast Orange Coas t today were minimal compared to the woes of the previous two days, when homes and businesses flooded, power lines snapped rrom r · branches and intersection flooded from poollna rainwater. Weather Open FV Schools Vowed Fair tontaht. Some clondlneu but mostly tUD· llf ud tllptly warmer , Tbunct.,. IA>wt ton.l,p.t .ff at the heaebet and sa in- land. mp. Tbunclay 13 aloa1 tbe coaat and 17 ln· land. I ...., ........... e.w,...,.. fWllP'Y RlANK AND WANDA WEK OP HUNTINGTON llACH Gift ntANU Tftelr8on, Man.. DMted Ira Ceptunt In Canadian lecaoe l',....P.,,eAJ WEKS SAFE AFfER ORDEAL. • • years aao as a student at Georaetown University, 11 and wben Lhey come to H&mt inaton Beach. "'Ibey chose Iran." Mark. U.ted by the aovemment u a con· sular officer and Cora, a eooaular ualltant, escaped tbe embuay wlth 'cm1Y tbe clotb.lq on their bacb. .. WE HOPE IT'S SOON." Frank an-noun~. "He la atW wortdna for the State Department, you know. I don't know if be baa vacation coming or wbat." The LlJeks have received three lettera from Mark. Mart never lived in Huntiqton Beach, the home of bia parents for tbe lut ei&ht years, ever since movln& from Seattle, Wash., where Mark, his brother, Steve, or Westminster, and two slaters erew up. ''WE DON'T KNOW WHAT happened to their belm:lliDP. to their apartment," llra. Lilek says with a ahake of her bud. "But that's not important. . . " Now, the Lijeu don't even know where their son and tu.a wife are. Man always waa interested in things that were "socio-economics," tus mother re- ports. "He wu a politician." When the you:naer Lijeb do tet home, Frank says, there will be turby on the table -Mark's favorite at celebration Umea. She adds: "He was in debate while in high school He and a friend woo state honors and competed in Washington, D C "l don't know," he says , watching Mark's cat, "Evil," slowly cross the living room floor. When the elder Lljeks moved to Orange County, Mark was an Army offi cer, having completed ROTC at Georgetown "I'm a ham man, myself " Arter four years in the military, Mark applied for atate department wort, bis mother said. Meanwhile in Oceanport, N.J ., Cora Ll · Jek 's mother, Setsuko Amburn, said abe '·cried like a baby" when she learned that her daughter had escaped. "TRIS WAS HIS FIRST assignment ove rseas," she says. "The newer ones don't get Paris or those places They c Mark and Cor a) had a choice like South Amen ca or some Middle East.em countries Mrs Am bum said she heard from her daughter once after the embassy takeover but didn't know where the Lljeka were hid· ing. Snow Camping Set by YMCA. Tbe West Ormee County Ylf· CA la offering youoastera a chance to frolic in local moun· tain anow Feb. 11 and 12 through the Snow Camp progra~. Departure time will be 8 30 a.m. the 11th and the group wtU return by 5 p.m. the 12th. Snow gam es and c ontests will highlight the trip, along wtth quiet indoor games at camp lodgin1 facilities For information, call the group in Huntington Beach at 84'1·9622. Two Armed Men Rob Valley Store Fountain Valley police are seekins two men who fiubed a sawed off rifle and a revol•er in a holdup Tuesday night at Winds or Liqu o r , 18 141 Brookhurst St. Accordlq to police, the sus- pecta forced two clerks lnto a cooler, then ned wtth about $640 and a 11.x·pack of beer. Alter beartna the men nee, the clerka left the cooler and summoned the police. : Pay Ceiling Fails LOS ANGELES (AP) -A propoul to put a '74,000 cellln1 on annual aalUiet of top ap-pom'*' county oftlctals wu re· jected Tuesday by the Board of SOpervilotl. DAILY PILOT .,,....P-AJ AMERICANS ESCAPE. • • They aouaht relqe at a v.-tety of friendly embaialel, but aooo all were lo the ca.re of tbe Canadians and st.Qtnc at nrioQa residences ln Tehran controlled by tbeCanadlam. Both, govemmenta kept their preaence top aecftl. Tbe Cartet- administratioo, hopeful that the crllla would be resol•ed peacefuJ. ly, decided the six should remain in hldint. CANADA, MEANWHILE, BEGAN WITBD&AWING diplomats from Its staff, saytna it was dolq so to protest the con- tinued holding of so American bostasea by Inn.lan millta.nta. Last week, the Canadlam decided to abut thelr embusy and evacuate all embassy pef'loCllU>el. American oftlclala Hy the CIA then worked out the escape operation In cooperaUoo witb Canada, finally timing the departure to coindde with the preatdenUal elec- lton last week in Iran. "We knew that every day the dan1er wu becomina areater," said Canadian External Allain Minb1er Flora Macl>Clllald. "Then lt was brought to our attention that the country was preoccupied by its own intemaJ election and therefore we were able to move." The slx Americans were ctven falae Canadian paaaporta which, by oae account, had been doctored by U.S. lnt.elllaeoce agencies and taken into Iran ln Canada's dlpk>matic pouch. THE SIX WE&E DIVIDED INTO AT least two &l"OUJ>8 as they left the country and the escape was complete by Monday morni.q, when the Canadian ambuaador left Iran Officials have refused to aay exactly how tbe Americans lot out. Prior to the ex.it, the few Canadian embauy penonnel remain- ing In Iran started moving into and out of the country frequently to eslabllah a pattern. The idea was to attract u llttle attenUon u possible from Iranian 1uards when the final break wu cnade. When the time came, the 11lx Amer1cam were the ftrat out. 'lbe Canadla ambauador and three aldea were tbe lut to leave. souacu SAID TllB OaJGIN,\L INTENT WU to keep the escape secret even after It wu accomplllhed. Ro...,er, that plan bad to be abandoned when a CanadJan Joumallat band lo W uhtnitoo publlahed an aecount of the inclclellt. The Joumalitt aald he bad known ol the atory •Ince Dee. 10, but kept quiet untJl be wu certain the alx Americana ud Canad.tan em bauy PtmlOIUlel were safe. Baja Gets Stonn Which Missed Us Cobbi.tane Creek Wblle trJtnc to walk ecl'Clll • floodlna roed la Poway, San Dlqo eoUDt,.. Starcben ln aoutbern San Dle10 falled to f1Dd Patrtcla ADD W •llt. U, wha fell lnto lb• Cbollal Creek clnlua• ditch 'l'ml&ir an. noan. L A. nctlved tbt oatb ~ cim. • Or .. County perlar Court Jude• lh1I mom· tq -,_ &ba.n M boun after N · ~ftlil WGftl tram Gov. Unmet 0 . BmtD Jr. tUl bit WU ~ appolattd to a newl1 created poel1iclll OD \be beneb. C~ •· of Buotfnctan ..... nd tbe Nth iD Hrtmoate. eonduct.id la U.. ebamben al ~ldlnJ Supedar Court Juike Walter Cbaramaa. cucllllM~ta•J l n Nortb Oraa1• Coan 1 II ualclpal C.0.rt, Joeated Jo Fwi.rtmL lie WU appatated to tbe aumldpal court bench lo 1978. Tbe DIW 9uPertor Court Jurkt la a f,.rndhla member of the MeslcaD-Amerlcan Bar Auoda· Uon al Onqe County and a put juvenile court referee. He re- cel•ed bla law de1ree from Lo1ola Vnlvenlty lo Loa Anaa.. Rffmt leaWaUon aut.borUed the addldon of two Jud1u to the 40 -member Oranae County Superior Court bench. The re- maiDJ.na posltlOD bu yet to be filled by Governor Brown. The U.S. and Canadlu P · 1rnmenta connrmed Tuesday ftlat 1~ memben of the em- bqay staff escaped when mill· tanta aelad the embuay Nov. 4, foot lefUce with the Canadian Embauy and left the country durtn• the weeteDd usina Cana· dJan pelllpOIU. After tbey were 10D9, Ce0 td1 doled ill embasy 11ooc1n ad 1rit.bdrew tta wt four ottlctall from the country. "We will not bother to P,l"Otat wUt Qmacta bu done, • laid Gbotbaadilb, "but we lndieate Ula& IOCJDet' or later, here or U7Wben ln the world, Caneda will Pl1 few th1I violatloa ~ the IOHl'tlllPb of Iran, the l«stn. of the PMSPorta and the actloni they bave taken.'· If• Mid tbe Canadlan-U.S. •c· lion "JuatUies" the bosta1e· taklaa at the U.S. Embassy because tt supporta the embauy mWtantt' view that lbe only purpoee ~international law la to help the major powers auppreu ama1J CIOUDtri~. Both I.be International Court of Justice and the U.N. Sec'Urity Council have called on 1ran to release the hostages. The ao..year-old brodau ot a man au.apect.H of ab~ a HuntJ.niton Beach youth to deatb told lnvesU11t.on Tue..Uy be wlll aak bla brother to turn blmNlf OVN' to tutboriU.. Pollce Uld the two Loa Ansel• Cowlty men were lo· YOlTed ln Salu:rday'a fatal aboot· lna at DameJ Lee Coalson lo an alley near Pacific Coast Hilbway and Malo Street. lnveltlpton aaid durtq an lnte~ wttb the brother be d11cloMd wbere tbe murder weapon wu dJtc:bed and bow they fled the 11.untiqton Beach ...... The man, wboN name la beln& wtthbeld, told offlcen be and his brother threw the IUD behind a fence on F1ortda Street. The IUD baa not been recovered. He then told lnvestiiaton they drove behlnd an apartment com- plex awitcbed license plat.es oo tbelr car and fied oa foot. Police saJd be told them he bu oat seen bia brother alnce. The brother wbo talked to police b.alln't been char&ed lo I.be aboottna lncldenl. Marriage Trials T 9ld By REDEatCK 8CROEMEBL Of .. Oelly ............ Tumultuous was the word used Tuesday by a Daily PUot reporter to describe the marital r elationsbip be tween former newsman Thomae Andrew Barley and his wife, Catbenne Ann Barley. prior to her death m a May 26 stabbing attack in San· ta Ana. Testilyin& ln the 10th day of Barley's trial on murde r charges, reporter Gary Gran· ville said the Barleys' rela tionsbip was filled with a great dea l of difficulty before the mar nage andafterlbe marriage. Barley, Sl. ls accuf.ed of st.ab- btne Mrs. Barley 17 times with a letter opener after accosting her near a Fashion Square pet shop where she worked. He wu ar- rested at the crime scene. Durtne periods of separation from hi.a wife, Granville told lbe seven-man. fiv e-woman jury. Barley's work went downhill and Barley took umcbeduJed Ume off wort Barley was released to Gran ville's custody following a Ott 9. 1978, tn<:ide:nt in wb1cb Barley altarSed bis wlfe With a panna knife. At the time. Granville was chief of the Dally Pilot's Orange County bureau and Barley's direct supenor. As part of proballon following the all4ck, Barley was under court order not to consume alcohol nor see Mrs. Barley Granvtlle recalled for the Jury a February incident In which Ba rl ey became drunk a nd threatened lo commit swclde wben Granville Indicated he would report the drinklog inci- dent to probaUoo officials. ··Tom aa&d he'd rathe r die than Co back to jaU. He satd he wanted me to get a gun so he rould shoot himself." Granville testified. Moments lat.er, Granville said, Barley grabbe-d a knife from a kitchen drawer and threatened to use tt on himaelf, but did not. Ba rley bns pleaded lnoocent and Innocent by reason of lnsaru- ty to the murder charge The de - fense i! attempting to show that Barley was an a functtonaJ but unconaclous s tate when the shopping center atabbl~ oc- rurred. 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NOW, llONTB8 LATU, Mark, wboff wife Cora a.1ao escaped, bas left. Iran - thanks to the Canadian eovernmenl. But the siege of Lljek's parents' home bas just begun. The phone rtnes incessantly -calls from relatives, fnends, newsmen and television c~ws Newsmen and well-wishers rap oo the door, and Mrs LlJek reports she was so busy on the phone Tuesday that, "I didn't even lt'.)ve a cup of coffee '' SHE AND HE& HUSBAND. a procure· ment employee at Northrop Corp 10 Hawthorne, don't want to talt about their son's escape Mrs L1Jek announced today, "I've already said too much " A group of "ladles" assigned by the State Department to the em- bassy pnsoner situation have warned the LI Jeks not to talk to newsmen, she says The LlJelts did take time for coffee and TBEY A&E aEUEVED, of course. that Mark and Cora, bis wife of four yeans, are safely out ol Iran. But they WOl'T)' about re- percUAklaa and what may happen to the priaooen still held in Iran as a result or the escape The Lljeks' stories about their son's eaca~ dilfer somewhat but Mather of them la wilHDC~YdiKUU it. Mn. Ujek said sbe knew all the time where Mark and Cora were Frank said he didn't know until the news story broke and the couple were free Regardless. he ls relieved that the couple are sate. · •rrs BEf;N IN the back ol my aund all the time, you know," he confides "It sort of wears you down after awhile "We knew they were an a safe place, but we didn't know bow they would get out " Peering over thick rammed glasses. Frank snules ··tt's kind of a runny reehng. you 1Ulow,espec1allytfit's yourowo ltad "It's one time you can t help -you feel helpless." The LlJeks hope to see their son and daugh~r-m-law whom Mark met some four <Stt UIEKS, Page Al> "' Yanks Free in Real-life Drallla AP ......... ENGINEERED ESCAPE ~119dor Taylor HanherFate For Hoatage1 'IJrremened Canada Aids Six in Iran WASHINGTON <AP) -The stocy hu all the earmarks ol a best-seller -i.nternallonal mtrlgue. an exotic locale beset by seething unrest, an alliance based on shared convictions, and a happy ending. And the story as true -a mm.i-drama of hope alter three months of U .S. frustration at the bostage stalemate in Iran. LATE LAST WEEll, THE GOVERNMENT of Canada and the U.S. Central lntelligence Agency reached a decision It was Lime for Canada to cl08e its embassy in Tehran That meant it was time to put into action a plan to bring out six Americans who had been hiding in Tehran since the U .S Em- bassy there was sei:ted Nov 4. The plan worked. It may have repercussions for the SO Americans held ho6tage in Iran, however. Iranian Foreign Mlmste r Sadegh Gbottnadeh said today the rescue wall "most probably" mean harsher treat· ment for the hostages, adding that Canada would be responsible for any change for the worse. THE SIX DIPLOMATS ASE AT AN und.laelosed spot 10 West Germany, where American offtcia.la aay they will remam for rest, medical examinations, and debrieftnl before they face reporters or return to the United State.. Officials said the families of the escapees will be in touch with them by t.elepbooe, but probably will have to wait for a day or two to see them after they return to tbe United States. The six were identified u Kart J . Lljek and hlJ wife, Cora Am bum Lijek; Joseph Stafford and hi.I wife, Kathleen F Stafford; Henry Lee Schatz; and Robert G. Anden. Anders, Stafford. and Lijek were consular officers. Their wivea were employed by tbe embassy as coo.sular usist.ants. Schau wu an aertcultural at- tacbe. The State Department refused to release their bome towns, cit· ing Privacy Act restrictions. Family memben said tbe Stafforda are from Chattanoot•. Tenn. DETAILS OF THE ESCAPE Aas S&rl'CllY. But from American and Canadian sourcM, many of whom uked not to be named, um story can be pieced toeetber: The sis m~!f:! to allp out ot tbe embuay u it was at.ormed and seized b)' atudeab nearly three moatN qo. They aoaiht retuae at a nrtet7 ol frlendiJ embealel, but aoon all were in the care of the Canwtlans aDd aia,tns at vartoua retldeneelin Tehran controlledbJtbeCaaadJ•ns, Both. pemmenta kept tbelr PreHllCe top aecret. The Cuter admlniatration, hopeful that tbe crtsil would be NIOlftd peaceful· ly, dedded tbe six abould remain in bldl.DC. <See AJIB&ICANB, .... ,U) .. Ja Neu Tal'lfet THREE OF THE StX AMERCANS WHO ESCAPED FROM IAAN They Are (from left)~ Stafford, Katbleeft 9taftord. Henry Schm Storm Meves S.•t• Surprise -Sunny Weather Forecast BJ DAVID IWTZ•ANN CM•o.MJ ..... I ... Unexpected blue sides caucht rain-weary Southern Califor- nian• by aarpriae today and forecut«s said tbe fair weather abo'1ld prevail throulh Thurs- day. . Tbe National Weather Sentee u1cl a Padfte 1tGrm that.bad.._ e:apeeted toblt tbe Orante CountJ area ...._ todaJ aDd 'nnandQ bu lllltMd rumbled IOUdlward toward Sa Dleco. Tbe aDDearance of the 1 * * * Toro Movie Too Realistic MoVle patrons m El Toro bad their own h ve version o{ .. Apocalypae Now" Tuesday nipt as three inches of water poured into the theater where the war picture waa sbowini. Firemen from the Lacuna Hilla atalion responded to a re- port ol flooclin& at the Edwards Cinema One at 23882 El Toro Road abort1y afters p.m. wbe.re they found water had run into the theater from an adjacent a ump. Coast Weatllcr $ Left Dead by Storms Fair tontsht. Some CloudiDtll bul mostly SUD- ~ ~ allJbtb' wanner 'l'laUrldQ. LoR tompt 47 at UM beaebll and 51 in- lud. Tbunday a a10lll tbe cout and 87 in~ land . ........ ~y ~,.,.....,, .. T«ft palaa, es Pl n ................ Gddlll .... ,,.,,, ,.,,. A.1. • ... .., ..... ,_.,..,.,...,_ HAPPY MANK MG WAM>A LWU OP HUNTINGTON aaACH GIY• TMANKS lltefrlon, lll9n. lludlMI Iranian c_... ln Ca " bcaDe ............... WEKS SAFE AFTER OJlDEAL. • • years aeo as a 1tudent at Geor1etown Univeralty, lf and when they come to Hunt- ington Beach "'Ibey choH Iran.'' Mark, li1t.ed by the eovemment u a con· sular omcer and Cora, a conawar ualatant. escaped the embuay wlth Ully the clothlna on their bacb "WE HOPE IT'S SOON." Frank an- nounce.. "He la •till wortine for lbe State Oepartma:it, you know. J don't know 11 be bu vacation comin1 or what" The Lljeks have received three letters from Mark. Mark never lived in Huot.lnlton Beach, the home of bl.a pareoll for tbe Jut elsht yeara, ever 1lnce movln& from Seattle, Wub , where Man, h1I brother, Steve, or Westmi.nlter, aod two Slaten arew up .. WE DON'T KNOW WHAT happened to thelr beloo&lng•, to their apartment," Mrs L11ek says with a shake of her head "But that's not important. ·• Mark always wu interested in tblngs that were "socio economics," tus mother re· ports "He wu a pollUctan." Now. the Lljelu don't even know where their son and bia wile are She adda. "He waa in debate while an high school He and a friend won at.ate honors and competed U'l Washington. DC When the younaer L1jeka do 1et home, Frank says, there will be turkey on the table Martl°a favorite al celebration times When the elder LIJeks moved to Orange County, Mark was an Army officer, having completed ROTC al Georgetown '"I don't know," he says, watching Mark's cat, "Ev11," slowly cross the living room noor 'Tm a ham man, myself." After four years in the military, Mark apphed for slate department work. his mother111d. "TRIS WAS HIS FIRST assignment overseas," she says "The newer ones don't gl'l Paris or those pl ares They <Mark and Cora) had a choice llkc South Amenca or some Middle Eutern countr1es. Meanwhile In Oceanport, N J , Cora L1 Jek's mot.her, Set.auko Amburn. said sbe "cried Uke a baby'' when she learned that her dau&hter had escaped Mn. Ambum said she heard from her daughter onc·e ufter the embassy takeover but didn'l know where th~ Lljeks were hid· ln1. ,,...P-AJ AMERICANS ESCAPE. • • CANADA, MEANWHILE, 8SGAN WITBD&AWINO diplomata from lll 1taft, aaytq lt wu doinl so to p~·tbe eoa· tlnued boldlu of 50 Amertcan boat.a&• by Iranian mWtanta. Lut week, the CanadJana decided to abut t.belr embaaay aod evacuate all embuay personnel American officl1l1 HY the CIA then worked out the escape operation ln cooper1Uon with Canad•. finally Umln.c the departure to coincide with the prealdenti1l elec· t1on lut Wffk ln Iran "We k.tiew that every d1y the dan1er waa becomlnl 1re1ter," uid Canad.Ian External Affairs MinlJter Flora MacDonald. "Then it waa broucht to our attention that the country was preoccupied by lll own lnt.emal election and therefore we were able to move." The 11lx Amerlcan11 were given false Canadian paaaporta which, by one account, had been doctored by U.S. lnt.Waence agencies and taken Into Iran ln Canada's d1plom1Uc pouch. THE 81X WE&E DliJDED INTO AT least two 1roupt 11 they left the country and the escape was complete by Monday morn1n1. when the Canadum ambassador left Iran Barley Marriage · Problems Viewed By FllEDEalCIC SCllOEMEHL Of ... O.ltr l"llM IYff Tumultuou1 was the word uaed Tuaday by a Dally Pilot rer.rter to de11crtbe th• marital re atlon1hlp between former newsman Thomas Andrew Barley and h1a wUe, Cathertnt Ann Barley, prior to her death ln 11 ay 38 atabbtn1 1ttack in San· ta Ana. Te1U1ytn1 In tM lOtb day ol Barley'• trial on murder chart•. reporter Gary Gran· vtlle Hid th• Barley1' rel•· tlonahlp WU filled wtlb I CJ'Ul deal ot dimcuJty before th• mar· t1a1e and after the marrt11e. OMMO&OOMT DAILY PILOT Harley, 51, is accused of slab- bing Mrs. Barley 17 tJmea wtth a letter opener after accosting her near a Faahion Square pet shop where ahe worked. He wu at· rested at the crime scene. Durine period.a or separatJon from his wife, Granville told the seven-man, five-woman Jury, Berley'• work went downhlO and Barley took umcheduled Ume off tt~c:\t. wu re1eued to Uran· vtlle'a custody followlnc a Dec. 1, 1971, lDCicWlt ln wblah Barley attacked hil wife with a .Parint knJle. At &be Ume, Granville wu chief ol tbe Dally Pilot'•~• County bureau and Barley 1 dlreot 1upertor. A• part of Pl'OblUon followlnl the auack, Barley wa1 under court order not to, conaum• atcobol nor'" Mra. Barley. OranvtU. reean.d for the JUI)' @ FebnaarJ tncldent. ln wfilob Barley became drunk and threat.aed to comtillt tuldde wbeo Orovllle lndlea\ed be would nport ~ drtnktna tnd· dent to probation otnclall. .. Tom 1ald be'd rather die tb&P 11> beO to Jail. He Hld be wuled me to 1tl a 1un IO be couJd llloot bhmell," OraovWe teltUled. llolDlllU laWr, Orta.tu. Mid. Bart., pHbtd a lmlf• fl'OID • bm iranr aDd tll~ '° .... tt., ... _,.,. but d14 aato . Barllf u.~111111rd JllllOC9't .. ,.,... "'rw 'rAmul .. ·. "to ............. '1'tie ... ................ '° .... . .. ,.., .. r111 ·a;i'lrDIUIUJ but aa1oaaclou •. tatt 1'l•• tb IMMrtai HDt.er 1ta ..... OC• aurnd. TM tlU1 W11 ~mil _., • •r.11 , ....... _....... IOUrt ..... C4N.All4 GETS 'IR4NK YOlJS WASHINGTON (AP) -Sooo after the news broke that aix American diplomaUc emplo)'ee1 had esc1ped from Iran with the ald of Canada, the 1wltcbboard of the Canadian Embassy here be&an liihUoa up with thank-you ca Ill. Embauy olliciala aald the &cores of Americana who telephoned their gratitude were mainly from the Waahin1ton are•, but a few calls came from aa fer as Wlsconain and South Carolln1 Thia momina occupant.A of an office bulJdina acro111 the street from the embuay pasted let.ten several feet tall In the windows on one floor that spelled ·'Than.ta Canada." Fromr~AI IRAN .•• whether there might be any chan1e in the treatment of the ho1tagM. He said a 1t1tement would be luued later m the day The Motlem militant.a bave held the bostaaea for 12 weeks, dem1ndJn1 the return of de· po1ed Shah Mob1mmed Reza Pahlavi lo Iran. The U.S. and Canadian gov- ern menta confirmed Tueaday that aht memben of the em· ba11y •tall eacaped when mill· taall aelzed the emba11y Nov. 4, took refU1e wtth the Canadian Embaaay and left the country durlnl the weekend uaioa Can•· dlan putportl. Altlar they were 1one, CaMda cloud It.a emb111y Monday and withdrew tta lut tour oft'ldlll ftom the country "We will not bother to P,rot.t whet Canada bu done,' tald Obotbudeh, ''but n Indicate that l(JOner or liter, bere or anywhere in the world, Canida wUl pay for thJ.a violaUon of tbe aoveret111ty of Iran, the loralna of the puaporu and the actiona t.bey ha~e taken." Heire88' Mom Theft Victim ' Lu.l.I A. Cardlnu received the oaU. fll olftce • Oran1e Count.y upetlor Court Judlt WI mom· tn1 -l than M boura an.r,... celvtq wan! from Oov. &dmtmd o. Brown lr. um be wu beiAi appoam.d to a newly createa pot!tklo Oft the beo.cb. Ca~ 38, ot Huntlniton Beach, ved lbe oa.t.b lD bdel ceremolll• conducted lD the cbam._. ot Pratd.lq ~ Court Judce Walter Cbaramsa. Ca,.._. currently la a Judp In North Oran1e County M ualclpel Court, located lD Fu!Jelton. He WU appotat.d to tbe m dpal court bench lD 1"19. Tbe an Superior Court Jurltt is a fOUDdhl1 member of lbe Mnicu·Amerlean Bn Auoda· lion ol Orlma• County and a put juvelllle court referee. He ,.... celved Illa law de1ree from Loyola University ln Loa Ant•l•. Recent le1l1l1Uon autbor1ied the addition of two Jud1n to the 40 ·mtmber Oran1e County Superior Court bench Tbe re- maln.lq potlUon hu ye\ to be rilled by Governor Brown • Topless Banned Army, :.4ir Force &t PolkY ASHINGTO CAP) -'nle Air orce and Army banned topl dancen at Hn1 clubt around tbe world, even lf many patront clamor for them. The Air Force order said commanden "cannot, even ln the face of tbe expreued daU. of a 1uJ>. stantlal number of patron•, abro,ate their re1pon1ibility for protecting the overall nterest.I of the Air Force." Its order, issued tn October, stressed that ••each event ... mmt be capable of withltandina crttl~l external scrutiny.'' The Army' a order wu worded 1im1larly, indicat· ma it may have coordinated tta pollcy with the Air Force or used the Air Force directive u a model. The Anny poUcy became effecttve Jan. 23. There was no public announcement and the ex· ~teoce of the directi vea wu acknowledaed only in reaponse to 9ueatlona about reporta that the services bad clamped down on topleu entertainera at service clube. Retiring /ridge Hits Brown /or Attacks SAN DIEGO <AP> -SUl)erior Court Judie Byron F. Lindsley, deacrtbint Gov. Edmund O. Brown Jr. a.a "a petulaot cbUd" for b1rab attacks on the judidary, 11y1 he will retJre from the bench ln March. 1bree Seats Open For Irvine Council Lindsley, M, l.I completing 20 years u •Superior Court judge. He wu appointed by Brown's tether. Gov Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Sr .• and wu a campaign aide to the late Adlai SteveDllOO. Llndaley denied he la "soft' .. on clmlnala. aa aome pros· ecutor1 claim, but 1ald he doe1n't like "betn1 part or a 1y1tem that l• under auch an at tack " Cand.idate!'I lnlert"Sted In nm· nan& for a aeal on lht> Irvine Caty Council can take oul nominalloo papers from the city clerk's ol· f1ce beginning fo'eb 11 The mun1c1pal election wall be held June 3 Three c·ounc1l seal!> will ~ on the ballot Thl'Y currC'ntly belong Grain Sale s_.1 BUENOS AIH1':S <AP> A Soviet tradl.' m1i.11on has arnvl>d here to purchase Ar1entinP ~rain throu&h private exportE'n. following the decision by th<· military government not to 1oan the gram embargo against the Soviet Union 1pon1ored by President Cart.er. f lo Mayor David Sills, Coun c1lman Bill Vardouh!> dnd Coun c1lwornan Mary Ann Gaido. So far only Mrs Galdo haa In· dlcated whe will dennltely 8ttk re election However. Vardoulls and Siii-; are both expected lO announn: the a r b1cb for re elttllon '>OOn The fil1og dt:adltnt: for nomloatton papers will be March 7, City Cll'rk Haye llar· rinaton 11Ud Thf' filml( period will be 1•x tended to Mart'h 12 1f an mrum benl fails to fllf' nomtnMlwn papers by M<trch 7 th~ ch•rk''> office 11Ud Cand.lciAIW. will be reqwred to turn an campaign spending statemenl.6 by Apnl JO and 111ub sequentJy on May 22. May ao and July 31. During Our In an Interview, be aaJd Tues· day "Brown 1s vis1tmg an un. prt-c•edt'nled vendetta upon Cahfonua'1 Jud&e• for reasons iAnd In way't that are hard lo rathom. but which are at limes M> b11arre an their 1ntens1ty that onP ~U.'\pt>rt!; deep underlying pi;ycholo~1cal ,1gmflcance that only J highly !>killed Freudian could a.'>!IPS~ 'There Is no rationality for Brown·., attack on the judiciary," the Jud&e added, l1kt•ning lht' governor's attitude to that of "a pt-tulant child try· lnlt lo get t:v~n for »Om~ uruden tlfled hurt experience at aome time. at some authority levei, in hi• life." Lindaley aaJd the flnt Gov. Edmund G. Brown "belped er.ate the best Judiciary 1D the country.'' ' Winter Sale f Exceptional values In top quality leather furniture. For home or office -the largfft Mlectlon tor lmmedl•t• dellvery- Y ou m•y also apectal order1 New leathers New proof• of the superior quality you may e.pect from Ca.ale Ind lchaff•r 8roe. LHthtr A .. ton tftough, we believe. to visit our neweat leather o1fer1ng11 Prtpa,.. yourMlf for leathers 10 soft and luxurious. they might well be uaed In couturier fa1hlon11 Ulathera glazed and gl()(lfled to rweal a whole new 1pectrum of colors! Oet11t1 Ilk• lndlvldually placed n1llhHd trim ... braH accent• ... pluah hand-tufting. All thlt 1nd much, much morel 8" our showing today and 1dd a unique Ingredient to your home. Leather -the only covering that mellow• and maturt1 tor • llfetfme. Don't mlaa thla opportunity for 1ub1tantlal savings on Our quality furnllhlnge, from IUCh known II°" u Drexel, ~rltage, HenNdon. eta. 61op In Now .. I ./ ., Y ar ••etew• Dally New ••"r 1 CTIONS, ~ PAG~S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1990 Fl FTEEN CENTS ~-~~--...""'"'------Mark Lijek Flees Iran---------..... DR'• Eseape Ekltes HB Parents .,. ....... TM£Y WALKED AWAY FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY UNDER IRANIAN S&EGE Mart and Cora Ujek SMltered by Cenadl•n•. Now Out of lr•n BJ n:••Y CIAVBEN Of .. ...., ........... Frank and Wanda UJek wt.ah they could cookies Ulla morn.lng tboucb. Still lo paJamu escape their four-bedroom bome In and robea, they talked a bit. between northwest.em Huntm,ioo Beach as euUy u telephone calll. their llOCl. Mart, slipped out ol the American embassy in Tehran the day It fell under TREY A&.£ &ELIEVED. ol course, that siege. Mark and Cora, bia wife ol four years, are Maril, 28, wu one of the ftnt th1" to safely out ol Iran. But they worry about re- set out ol the embassy that day the militants percuaaiooa and what may happen to the closed an He and two compamooa walked out · prisoners .still beld in rran u a ~ult of the a door. onto the st.reel and walked away escape NOW, MONTHS LATO, Mark, whole wife C.Ora also ~caped, bu left Iran thanks to the Canadian government But the siege of Ujek's parents' home has JUSl begun. The phone rings incessantly calls trom relatives. rnenda, newsmen and television crews Newsmen and well WlShers rap oo the door. and Mrs. LiJek reports she was so busy on the phone Tuesday that, "I d.Jdn 't even have a cup of cortee " SHE AND HER HUSBAND, a procure· meot employee at Northrop Corp an Hawthorne, don't want to talk about their son's escape. Mrl> L•Jek announced today. "I've alread} sa1d too much " A group or "ladies" assigned by the State Department to the em- bassy pnsoner situation have warned the Li Jeks not to talk lo newsmen, she says. The LlJeks did take time for corrtt and The LlJelts' stories about their son's ~ etca~ differ somewhat but neither of them ~ walllDCtoopen.lydiacuas it. Ir! rs LlJek aa.1d she knew all lhe time where Mark and Cora were. Frank aaid be didn't lmow unW the news story broke and the couple were free Regardless. be is relieved \hat the couple are safe. "rrs BEEN IN the back al my mmd all the time, you know," he confides. "It sort of wear11 you down after awhlle 'We knew they were an a safe place, but we dadn t know bow tbey would get out " Peerinr over thick rimmed glasses, Frank snules "It's kind or a funny feelmg, you know. espedally if it's your own kid · It's ooe time you can't help -you feel h~lpless " The LlJeb hope to see their son and daughter·ln law, whom Mark met some four <Stt UJEllS, Pase AZ) Yanks Free in Real-life Drania 4 t ~ l Canada Aids 1 Teachers Sing Dirge BJ STEVE •ITCRELL °' .................... ·•Zero percent and what do JOU 1et? Another day older and deeper in debt -We owe our soul to the school 00 (Oiat.rtct Office.)" Lal\RL& Beach teacbers sa.ni their protest for salary in- creases Tuesday ni&ht.. shortly before filin& into the board room to make their plea verbally. AAd while school board mem- ben allowed the teachers t.o 1peak, they continually re· minded the instructors that such diacussiom should lake place at the nesotiating table and not in public. Lapna Beach's 140 teacben are leftin1 a 10 percent salary bike this year. which they aay anr..-out to only '1 percent when awrqed with lut year•1 ... percmttncreae. Tall!llday•a confrontation with tile boent ol education followecl a one-day .. lick-in" at i.a,una Beach ffilh School. where 90 pereenl ol the inltnlcton failed to ahow up for du.es Mooday. Dlatrict officials acree the t.eaeben deee"e an increase. bal ..,. tbeJ may not bave the ftmdlt anilable for tal.u')' hikes , Meameol=cmatnblU. 11MY mm tbe tMeben <S.. DmGE. Pa&e AZ> Coast 1•8 .... AY ft.out• a.. ,...,.... N• J'orfs dlla polca, cc 1'11• 1 -~··-,,., ... ..... .,. ......... ». Six in Iran WASHINGTON (.AP) -Tbe story hu all the eannarb ol a beat-seller -international intrigue, an exotic locale beset by seething unrest, an alliance based on shared convictions, and a happy ending And the story is true -a auru-<lrama of hope after three months ol U.S. frustration at the hostage stalemate in Iran. LATE IA8T WEEK. THE GOVERNMENT of Canada and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency reached a decmon It was time for Canada to close lt.5 embassy in T~~·an That meant it was time to put into action a plan to bnng out six Americans who had been biding in Tehran since the U .S Em- bassy there was seized Nov 4 The plan worked. It may have repercussions for the SO Amencans held host.ace in Iran, however Iranian Foreien Min.i5ter Sadegh Ghotbzadeb said today the rescue w1J1 "most probably" mean harsher treat· ment for the boelages, adding that. Canada would be responsible for any change for the wonie. THE SIX DIPLO•ATS ASE AT AN undisclosed spot m West Germany, where American oftlciala say they will remain for rest, medical enmlnatiom, and debrieftna before they face reporters or return to the United States. Officiala aaid the families al the escapees will be in touch with them by telepboae. but probably will have to wait for a day or two to see them ~r they return to the United States. The sis were identified a.a Mark J . Lijek and his wile, Cora Am bum Lijek; Joseph Stanard and bia wife, Kathleen F Stafford; Heney Lee Schatz; and Robert G. Andera. Andera, Stalford, and Lijek were consular offtcen. Their wives were employed by the embuay as consular assiltanta. Schau was an agricultural at- tache. The State Department refused to releue their home town.s, cit· inl Privacy Act restrictions. Family memben 1aid the Stalfords are from Cbattanoo1a. Tenn. DETAILS OF TBB l:BCAPB US SKSTCHY. But from American and Canadian eoureea, many ol wbom uked not to be named, this lltOl"J can be pleeed toaetber: The lix manared to 1ltp out al the embua1 u It wu stormed and aei&ed by Iranian atudeltta nearly three moatba aao. They aoU,bt refqe at a variety ol friendly embaiaiel, but aoon all were in tbe care of the Canadians and ataytna at various resldenee9 lnTehnD coatroUed bytbe Canadians. • Bath. eovemmenta ~ their pretence top secret. The Carter admlniatratioo, hopeful tUt tbe criail would be raol'fed peaceful- ly. 4eclded tbe •ix 1bouJd remain in bidlQa. Laguna Beach police officer Mark Miller and post office employees puah a car belonging to Lagunan 0 . W. Price. 85, of 1434 Bluebird Canyon Drive from inside the Laguna Canyon post office after it crashed through the front doors of the building. Price. a well known civic fi~. told of· fice~ be pulled in front of the poet office to avoid getting wet in the rain and the ac- celerator stuck on the car. Neither Price nor bis wife were hurt in the 3 p.m. inci- dent Tuesday police said. Damage estimates to the post office building were not known Surprise -Sunny Weather Forecast Mary Carrick, Ex-official, Dead at 83 By DAVID KUTZKANN °' .. ...., ........ Unexpected blue allies caqht rain-weary Southern Cali!or- niaoa by surprise today and forecasters said the fair wutber should prevail throu1b Thun-day. The Natiooal WeadHtr Sentce said a Padftc storm tbat bad bee Boys Flee· Molester Man A.ccoats Yo~ten on Laguna Street DlllY ......................... HAPPY PRANK AND WANDA WO OP HUNT'INOTON HACH GIVI THANKI Thelrlon,Martl, Eluded lranlen Cepture In Cenedlen lecaoe ,.,...p ... AJ WEKS SAFE AFTER ORDEAL. • • # years ago as a student at Georeetown University, if and wbeo they come to Hunt· inaton Be.acb. "They chose Iran." Mart, U.t.ed by the eovemment as a con sular officer and Cora, a conaular assistant, escaped the embassy with <lilly the clothing on their backs. .. WE HOPE IT'S SOON." Frank llD· nounces. "He la still worti.nl for the State Department. you know. I don't know if be bas vacation com.ins or what.·' The Lijeu have received three letters from Mart. Mart never lived in Huntington Beach, the home ol bi.a parents for the la.al eipt years, ever since movin1 from Seattle, Wuh., where Mark, his brother, Steve, of Westminster, and two sisters grew up "WE DON'T KNOW WHAT happened to their belOQiinga, to their apart.meat," Mrs L1jek says with a shake of her bead. "But th al 's DOt important. . . " Now, the UJeks don't even know where their son and his wife are. Mark always was interested in things that were "socio-economics," his mother re- poru. "He wu a politician." Wben the youoeer L1Jek.s do &et home. Frank says, there will be turkey on the table -Mark's favonte at celebrallon limes She adds: "He was in debate while in high achool He and a friend won state honors and competed in Washington, D C When the elder Lijeks moved to Orange County, Mark was an Army officer, haviog completed ROTC at Georgetown. ··1 don't know," he says. watching Mark's cat, "Evil," slowly cross the hving room floor. 'Tm a ham man, myself" After four years in the military. Mark applied for state department work. bis mother said. "THIS WAS HIS FIRST assignment overseas," she says "The newer ones don·t get Paris or those places. They <Mark and Cora) had a choice hle South Amenca or some Middle Eastern countries. Meanwtule m Oceanport, N.J ., Cora Li· jek's mother, Setsuko Amburn. sud she "'cri~ like a baby" when she learned that her daughter had escaped Mrs Am bum said she heard rrom her daughter once after the embassy takeover but didn't know where the l.J.Jeks were h1d ing Barley Marriage . Problems Viewed BJ Fam IC& SCHOEMEHL Of_a.lty ........ Tumultuous was the word used Tue9day by a Dally Pilot reporter to describe the marital relationship between former newsman Thomas Andrew Barley and bis wife, Catherine Ann Barley, prior to her death in · a May 218 stabbin& attack ln San· ta Ana. Testitylne in the 10th day ol Barley's trial on murder char1es, reporter Gary Gran· ville said the Barleys' rel a· t.lonsbip wu ftlled with a p-eat deal ~ difficulty before the mar- riage and after the marriage. Barley. 51, i.s accused of stab- bing Mrs. Barley 17 times with a letter opener after accoslinl her near a Fuhloo Square pet shop where abe worked. He wu ar- rested at the crime scene. Durlnl periods of separation from bis wife, Granville told the seven-man, five-woman jury, Barley's work went downhill and Barley took umcbeduled llme off work. Barley was releued to Gran· ville'• CUltody followtoa a Dec. 9, 19'78, tnctdent in which Barley attacked his wife with a parln& knife. At tbe time. Granville wu chief of tl>e Dally PUot.'s Orange County bureau and Barley's direct aupertor. As part ol probation folJowtnc the au.ck, Barley wu under court order not to. consume a1cobol nor aee Kn. Barley. onumne recan.d for the jury DAILY PILOT a February incident in which Barley became drunk and threatened to commit suicide when Granville indicated be would report the drlnkin& incl· deot to proballon officials. "Tom said he'd rather die than go back to jail. He said be wanted me to eet a iWl so be could shoot himself," Granville testified. Momenta later, Granville said, Barley lfabbed a knile from a kitchen drawer and threatened to uae It oo himself, but did oot. Barley bu pleaded innocent and innocent by reason of insaru· ty to the murder charge The de· fense Is attemptmg to show that Barley was tn a functional but unconscious stale when tbe s hopping center ~abbing oo· curred. The trial was recessed WlW Monday so that Judae Muon Fenton can handle other court matters ,.,....P~AJ FAIR ••• minimal compared to the woes of the previous two days, when homes and bUlineuet nooded, power linel 1oapped from fallin8 branches and intersections fioocled from poolln& rainwater. In the South County, •torm· related problem.a conUnued to persilt, however. Floodinc at the Dana Point Sanitary Dlatrlct aewaae plant caused raw 1ewa1e to De re· leaHd to tbe ocean and resulted in cloaure of beacbH from Nl1uel county beach aoulb to San Clemente city beach. Manhole conn overflowed near ~ plant at the corner ot Paclftc COut HiOway and Del ObllpoStnet. I •guna Clerk Election Set ,..,....P.,,eAJ· DIRGE ••• the cliltrlet ls f actoi decltolnl student enrollment, the effects of Prop. 13, and the Serr~ Priest state Supreme Court de- ciaion. But teachers, led by faculty union president Llda Campbell, say that amouota to a "zero. percent" pay offer. and argued t!..at thf' district "la oot bankrupt." And ahe questioned the priorttiea of the board, aaylns teachers are tut on the list for bud1et comideratlon. Teacher Patty Mace aereed, aayto1 the board "formulates a bud1et, then says, 'Ob dear, there're those teacher.i'." add ing the district should ap- proach the bud1et the other way around and consider teachers fi.nt "We'd like to see you thlnk of us on top of books , JBM ma chines and transportation,·' i1be said. Teachers a1ao questioned the district'• reluctance to sell a 13-acre parcel of hllltop land owned by the acbool district, sayin& that sale could ao a long way toward balling out lbe beleapered entity. ·'How can you talk about declinin1 enrollmenta, ch>aln1 down acboola and no salary ln· creases and still keep that parcel up oo the blll," Mn. Campbell uk.ed. . But board president Marylyn Pauley objected to t.eacben ac· cuain1 tbe board~ not ne1ot.iat· inl inearD1St. Police Probe Car Bombing In Laguna A La,,ma Beacb man'• ataUaa wa1on wu blown up by what lawmen believe was an ex· ploalve device planted in the auto whlle be waa •l1tuo1 frienda in South Lal\lll• 'l'ml· ~1.:~ Dale IM told OrW9 CountJ SbnUra ID•~ lie bad DIJbd Ida auto lD ..... ctlJt lot .... tbl corner I ~· .. Aftll1ll -1 1'7 Lane. No Gal ... Tb• auto uploded at lO:IO ,.m. mad na cSeltroJ9d. Tb9 ltatklo .,._.. bl4 .... ~ tMtt,... boat. lbtrUf'• bo•b 1qaa4 la· •'"'*" ial4 &odlJ tlal7 ... .... wlla\tneot_,..,... •••d In tile bombl•I· o ........................ ....... .., ... ..... u. ..... c ............ . "" I ....... . - , eft Dead From Storms ·~~,,.. Ahern C.Womta Ronn Uatt CIDdid ~ elalmed at leut. th• Uvt1. rour of tbe m - tlm• were aw.pt 1wa1 to fut· ru.onlaa cneu or clJtcbel. At leut 15 bolMI drowned. , But t.be *'1D that. .. ICUb. tbe MCOGd ln two da11 from die Paclftc, caromed off a bleb prw- aure system over the norttiwest and w expected to dump moll of lta kMld ~ BaJa CallfGl'llla. N allonal Weather Se nice rorecater Keltb .DlckeJ Nkl ID LoeAnpi.. It dropped OD1J small al!IOUID of ralD In California today. TIM l&t.elt Yietlm WU Iden· Ufied • Bomde Mae Ellls, !1, ol ~.Ky., wboee body .... recovered by volunteer lberU'f'1 depuUes a quarter-mile from where lbe lo8t her footinl Tum- daf o1Cbt and was awept into Cobbleltooe Creek while trytnc to walk acrou a floodi.nl road to Canyon Fire Investigated; Loss 830,000 La&lUl8 Beach firemen are lo· veaU&atioa a blue at an old Can- yon Acres boule Tuesday aft.er· noon that cauaed nearly $30,000 ID damage to the structure and Its contents. Firemen responded to the blaze at 208 Canyon Acres Drive, ID Laguna Canyon shortly aft.er 1 p m . ext1nguish1n1 a r1re believed to have originated m the hving room in minutes Carol Sherwood, who lives m the house. was not at home at the ti me of the blue The home is owned by Debbie Gross who works m Costa Mesa Fire Marshal Jim Pr~son said 1t appears lhe blaze beRan near a couch in the hving room. but said lhe cause of the fire has not been determined. F'tremen bad to break through a double deadbolt lock to aain entrance to the home Damage was estimated at $20,000 to the structure and near- 1 y $10,000 to rurn1ture and belon&Ul&S inBide. Powa1. SID Die,o County. Searchen lo aout.bern San Dte&o failed lo tlDd Patricia Ana Wells. 13, who rell into the Cbollu Creek draioa1e ditch Tuesday aft.enooo. lD EaeoaicUdo, a search all mornlu failed to find Bnlee Beaucliamp, 17, of Valley Center, whole car hurtled otf a wubeckut brid&e and plqed tnto Lilac Creek.. A fomth vlctlm WU t.naek d.rt.er Ramon V Mutina, 4'. ot CaJa.ieo He dled when btl Mmi·rta lk.tdded oa a cune on Caltfornla 86 near Coaebella durtaa • tquall, and 1mubed ln- to a dftch. Monday n11bt, Manuel Rodrtl'*. ~. ot Chino, drowned wbtn rwbinc water pushed the car be wu ridin& lo oil a brid&e over adDo Creek. IQ 11.juma, Mexico, Bod.riquea Dam eoatioued to overflow to- day, aendtnc a torrent ot water down a eoocrete fiood channel into a flat estuary on the U.S. side. A state or emereency WU dedared to Tijuana. San Dleeo police warned real· dents al the San Ysidro area oo the south side of the Tijuana River to prepare to e•acuate if beavy rains continued. It wu in this area that the bones drowned. C4NA.Il4 GETS 'IH4NK YOlJS WASHINGTON CAP> -Soon after the ne~ broke that six Amencao diplomatJc employees bad escaped from Iran wrth the aid of Canada, the switchboard of the Canadian Embassy here began lighting up with thank you calls. Embassy officials said the scores of America ns who telephoned their gratitude wl"re mainly from the Was hington area. but a few calls came from as far as Wisconsin and ~th Carolula ThiJ monuog occupanb °'an office buildina aero.a the street from the embassy pasted letters several feet tall in the wtndows on one floor that s pelled "Thanka Canada " Denounce Rescue ., .... ~ .... .,... Iran'• fweip minltter todaJ denounced the Cuadian N1CUe of sis U.S. ~ba.uy staff mem· bell from Tebr&ll a.a a •·o.,rut violation" ol international law and aaid it "moet proabably" will reault to banber treatment tor tbe a~oxlmately 60 Amerleaal I beld bosta&e there. Ir that i. the result, Foreirn Mln111ter Sade1h Ghotbzadeb aald, Canada will be rapomlb.le. •• All1 chanl• to tbe banboeas wblcb ID.a)' 6e lmpoHd on the bc»taie&, it'• oraly the &ovem-mw ol Can.ad.a which ls 1omg to be reaponalble for it." Gbotbudeb told a news con· fertnft lo Tehran called to de- liver the Iranian reaction to the escape~ the slx Americans Ghotbzadeh also claamed Canadian Prime Minister Joe Clark cooveyed an apololY to him for the eplaode. But Clark denied it Three Aliens Injured in SC Car Crash Three suspected UJeeal aliens were hurt aft.er a 100-mile·per· hour chase with U S. Border Patrol agents ended with a craab oo a Sao Clemente freeway offramp Tuesday aft.er noon Agent John Wesson said two of tbe men were biding in the auto's trunk Agenu spotted the car on the San Otego Freeway at 12 15 p m. Four occupants were VISlble at San Onofre The driver. Mario Chavez Solano. 18, drove the sedan on the north El Camino offramp and craabed tnto the 1uardrail during a rainstorm. Wesson tald One or the men in the trunk. 1dentlf1ed a'> Jonathon Kodriguez. was treated for a compound arm fracture He was later relea!>ed from VC Irvme M ed1caJ Center The other injured men In the crash were treated and released from Sao Clemente General Hospit.a.J All six men will be sent to Chula Villa and later de- ported. Wesaon S8ld. During Our Winter Sale Exceptional values In top quality leather furniture. For home or office -the largest selection for Immediate delivery- \ "'You m•y •lao special order1 ~~ ~ New leathers New proofs of the superior quality ou may expect lrom Cl•alc and Schaffer Bros. teether RMton enough, we believe. to visit our newest loather otfer1ngs! Prepare yourself for leathers so soft and luxurious. they might well be used in couturier lashlonal Leathers glazed and glorified to reveal 1 whole new spectrum of coloral Oetalll like lndlvldually placed nallhead trim br111 acctntl ... plush hand-tufting. All this and much. much morel S.. our showing today and add a unique lnored1tnl to your ho!Jl9. Leather -the only covering that mellow• and mature• for 1 lifetime. Don't mlH thlt opportunity tor 1ut>1tanttal .. vlng1 on our quality turnlthlng1. from such lenct#n Hntl •Drexel, Herltllge. HenNdOn, .ic. Stop tn Now ... • I I I ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1980 Fl FTEEN CENTS ! ~~~--........ ----Mark Lijek Flees Fro01 Iran--------....... Son'~ E eape Elates HB Parents THEY WALKED AWAY FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY UNDER IRANIAN 81£0£ Marte and Cora Ufek Shettered by C.nadlana, Now Out of Iran By JEUY CLAV8EN Of .. ...,"-..... Frank and Wanda Lljek wtab they could cookies th1a mornin1 thouP-Still ln pajamu escape tbelr four-bedroom bome ln and robea, they talked a bit between northwest.em HunUnaton Beach u eully u telephone calll. their aon, Mark, slipped out of the American embaaay in Tehran the day lt feU under siege Man, 29, wu one ot the flnt three to get out ol the embuay t.bat day the mllitanta closed in He and two companiona walked out a door. onto the street and walked away. NOW, MONTHS LATE&, Mark, wboee wife Cora aJso escaped, has left Iran - thanks to the Canadian government. But the sleee of Lijelt's parents' borne has JW>t begun. The phone rin&s tnceasanUy calls from relaltves, fnend.S newsmen and telev1S1on rrews Newsmen and well w1shenl rap on the door, and Mrs LIJek reports she was 80 busy on the phone Tuesday that, "I didn't even have a cup of coffee." SHE AND BE& HUSBAND. a procure 'nt employee at Northrop Corp in wt.borne, don't want to talk about their 's escape Mrs L1Jek announced today. ·'I've eady said too much " A group of "ladies" assigned by the State Department to the em· 1 busy pnsoner situation have warned the LJ . Jeks not to talk to newsmen. she says The LlJeks did take tame for coffee and Tll£Y US &EUEVED, of coune, that II ark and Cora, b:la wife ol four years, are safely out al Iran But they worry about re· percuaaiona and what may happen to the prisoners atill held in Iran u a result of the ucape. The Lljek.a ' st.ones about tbear son's esc:aJ>e differ somewhat but neither of them la willlnl to openly d.lscuu lt Mrs. Lljek said abe lmew all the time where Mm and Cora were Frank said he d1dn 't know until the news story broke and the couple were free Regardless, be a.a relieved th.al the couple are safe ··rrs BEEN IN the back of my mmd all the lime, you know," be confides "It sort of wears you down after awhile. · We knew they were an a safe place, but we d1dn 't lmow bow they would 1et out '' Peenng over lhlclt·nmmed glasses , t'rank srrules "It's lt1nd of a funny feehng , you kno'w,especiallyifit'ayourownltld "It 's one time you can't help -you feel helpless" The Lijelu hope to see their son and daughter in·law, whom Mark met some four <Stt LIJEIK.S, Pa&e A.2> Yanks Free in Real-life Dra1na ............. I ENGINEE.AED ESCAPE Ambuaador Teylor Harsher Fate Canada Aids Six • ID Iran WASIUJIJGTON (AP) -The 110rJ bu all tbe earmub al a beat·aeller -lntematlonai lntripe, an exotic locale beset by seetblni unrest. an alliance baaed on shared coavlctiona, and a happy endln&. And the story ia true -a mini-drama or hope after three months of U.S. frustration al the hoelage stalemate in Iran LATE LAST WEEK, THE GOVE&NMENT of Canada and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency reached a dee1s1on It was tame for Canada to close lta embassy in Tehran That meant it was time to put into action a plan to bnng out six Americans who had been hiding in Tehran since the U S Em baaay there was seized Nov 4. The plan worked It may have repercussions for the 50 Americana held hostage in Iran, however. lran1an Foreign Mtnlster Sadesh GboUnadeh said today the reacue w1U "most probably" mean harsher treat· ment for the host.ages, adding that Canada would be responsible for any change for the worse THE SIX DIPLOMATS AllE AT AN unclUclosed spot in West Germany, where American officiala say they will remain for rest, medical examinations, and debriefing before they face reporters or return to the United St.ates. Oft'ldal.s said the families or the escapees will be in touch with them by telephone, but probably will have to wait for a day or two to see them after they return to the United States The six were idenWled u Mark J . Lijek and hia wife, Cora Amburn Lijek; Joseph Stafford and bia wife, Kathleen F Stafford, Henry Lee Schatz; and Robert G. Anden. Andera, Stafford, and Lljek were coo.sular officen. Tbelr wives were employed by the embauy u consular a11iltanta. Schab wu an a1rlcultural al· tac be The State Department refused to releue their home towns, cit· in& Privacy Act restrictions. Family members aald the Staffords are from Chattanoo1a, Tenn. DETAILS 01' THE ESCAP!! A&B SKETCHY. But from American and Canadian IOUr'Cel, many of whom asked not to be named, th1.a story can be pieced tocetber: Tbe six mana1ed to allp out at tbe embuay u it wu stormed and aelzed by Iranian ltudenta nearly three moatba a10. They IOUlbt refqe at a nrtety of trtendly embualea, but IOOll all were in tbe care of tbe Canadfana and lla)'inc at vart<>ua ne.ldeocellnTebraneontrolledbyt.beCanadiane. Both, pemmenta kept tWr presene. top teeret. Tbe Carter admlnlatration, hopeful that the ertals would be rnolved peaceful· ly, decided tbe aix abould rema1n in hidlq. (See AJDalCANS, Pap Al) THREE OF THE SIX AM£RCANS WHO ESCAP£0 FROM IRAN They Are (from left) Joaeph Sttlfford, Kathleen Stafford. Henry Schatz Surprise Fair Skks Storm Changes Mind, Toms Southward By DAVID KtJTZlllANN Ot U. Dellf ,.u.e IWf Unexpected blue altiea caught rain·weary Southern Callfor nians by surpriae today and forecasters saJd the fair weather should prevail throu1h Thurs day The National Weather Service a aid a Padftc 1tonn that bad been expected to bit t.be Or&n1e County area later today and Tbunda)' bu lmtead rumbled southward towardSan Dleco. The appearance of lhe aun after three daya of heavy ahowera •H &ood new• for many people. lncludlna public ObiapoSlreet. The overflowing sewaee came out of a manhole cover in the parkin1 lot of Lu11i 's Piua restaurant, 3C'2 Del Obdpo Sl., T~. Malcom ~en. owner ol the reataurant, said county health offlclals c1oaed down bla reataurant. Coast Weat•er School Trustee Quits Fair tont1bt. SoD'le cloudll*I but mostly IUD· ny and •llabtl1 warmer Tbunday. Lowa tonlabt 47 at the beacbel and a ln· land. mp.a Tbunday a alon1 the c:out and ST ln· land. N-M May Appoint Martin Succe••or ... ~ .• llttmaW '81,400. Oftldall Mid that, tr trUIUll decide at thelr inffllD1 nut ~CID appolnU.q, ~ ed applicant• wbo lhe tn Tnaatee Ana I wW be able to obta1n fonna trom t.IM dlltlt ·~·· om • t.be aat da.z: ~area eludel t.bt boa Pftlaliula a Udo We, :JI n . lhrUa, a former Uadllr W11 ....... to tM board .. 1"11 •..... ~ .... elected lollerlillttwt·,...., .... tetm..,..mUll • ............ ~ ...... . iat Ill _.,, Jl'rt, .... .... ... ......... fl,,..,,. ...... , IN IDETODAY It....,, Cbt IOffWld N .. ' Yfft .... palw. c 1"111 UH .................... .... ..,,,..... .. ,_ f ...., .... ,... . ...,...,.. HAPf'Y flllANk AMO WAHDA LJ.llK CW HUNTINGTON llACH GIVE THANkl Their Son, ... rt. fluded lrantan captu,. In Canadten 1 .. .,. l' ... P.,.eAJ WEKS SAFE AFTER OltDEAL. • • years ago as a student at Georgetown University, 1f and when they come to Hunt in1ton Beach "They cboee Iran." "WE HOPE IT'S SOON." Frank an· nouncea. "He b 1UU wortiq for the State Department, you know. J don't know ii be has vacatlon coming or what." Mark, Uated by the 1ovemment u a con· sular officer and Cora, ia consular uaiatant, escaped the embassy with -only the cl0Wn1 on their backs The UJeks bave received three letters from Mark. Mark never lived lo Huntington Beach. the home of his pareota for the Jut ei1ht years, ever aince movin1 from Seattle, Waab., where Mark, hla brother, Steve, of Westminster, and two sisters grew up Mark alwaya waa mteres\.ed in things that were "aocio-economica," bis mother re· ports. "He wu a polltician" "WE DON'T KNOW WHAT happened to their belooainp. to their apartment," Mrs L11elt i.a~ with a shake of her bead. "But that'aootlmportant ... " Now, the Lljeka don't even know where their son and bia wife are. She adds "He was in debate while in high school He and a friend won state hono~ and competed an Wru;hangton , DC When the younaer LIJeka do get home. f'rank says, there will be turkey on the table Mark's favorite at C'elebraUon time~ When the elder L.iJeks moved to Oran1e County, Mark was an Army officer, bavtna completed ROTC at Geor1etown. "1 don't know," he says, watching Mark's cat, "Evil," slowly cross the laving room noor After four years' In the military, Marie applied for state department work, hl.6 mother said "I'm a bam man, myself" ••THIS WAS HIS FIRST ass1gnmern overseas," she says "The newer ones don't &et Paria or those places. They (Mark and Cora) had a choice like South America or aome lllddle Eutem countnes. Meanwhile in Oceanport, NJ .. Cora Ll· Jek's mother, Setauko Amburn, said she "cried like a baby" when she learned that her daughter had escaped Mrs Amburn said i.he heard from her daughter once after the embassy takeover but didn't know where the Lljeks were hld· lni. p,....p~AJ AMEfilCANS ESCAPE. • • CANADA, MEANWHILE, BEGAN WITBD&AWING dJplomata from ita staff, saY1nc it wu doing so to prote.at the con· tinued boldlni of 50 American bostqet by Iranian militants Lut week, tbe Canadians decided to ahut thelr embaaay and evacuate all embuay personnel American officials say the CIA then worked out the eacape operation In cooperation with Canada, finally Umin& the departure to coincide with the presldential elec· lion Jut week ln Iran. "We knew that every day the danger wu becomine greater," Hid Canadian External Affairs Minister Flora MacDonald. "TI1en It was bl'OUlht to our attention that the country was preoccupied by it.a own internal election and therefore we were able to move." The six Americana were gtven false Canadian pauporta which, by one account, bad been doctored by U.S. lnteWeence aeenciea and taken Into Iran In Canada's dJpl?matic pouch. Trial Reeesdon Barley Marriage Problems Viewed By FREDDIClt SCROEMEBL °' ...... ,,..... ..... Tumultuous was the word used Tuesday by a Dally Pilot reporter to describe the marital relation1blp between former newsman Thomas Andrew Barley and bis wife, Cat.berlne Ann Barley. pnOT to her death ln a May 2S 1tabbin1 attack lD ~ ta Ana. TestllJtnl ln the lotb U)' of Barley's trial on murder c:bareea, reporter Gary Gnn· ville Hid tbe B.rley1' ... a •• tloDJblJ> wu tllled with a 1nat deal ol dHftculty bdon tbe mu rta1e and aftuthemant11e. '· a..ANU COi\lf c DAILY PILOT Barley, 51. is accuted of stab- bing Mrs. Barley 17 times with a letter opener after accost.lna her near a Fubioo Square pet abop where lbe worked. He wu ar· rested at t.be crime scene. Durtnl pettodl of aeparaUoo from bis wile, Granville told the aeven·man, flve·woman Jury. Barley'a wot'k went downhill and Barley took un.acbechalecl Um• off won. Barley waa reJeued to Gran· vUle'a euatod1 followlna a Dec. t , mt, lnddent ln which Barley attacked hll wile with a parlnc lmlfe. At the time, Granville wu cblef ol tbe DaUJ Pilot'• Oranc• County bureau and Barley'• dlreet•~· Al pct. ot probaUon followtne the Mtadr, Jlarley was under court order not to. consume alcohol nor see Mn. Barley. OrmmDe recalled fOI' the Jury a Fobira.U'J lDcldent ln •blcb Barl•1 became drunk and threatined to cosnmlt 1alcide wbea GranYIJle tndlcated be would report the drlnklDI lDct· dent to probeUoD oMdab. .. Tom Hid he'd rather die than ID baek to jail. He 1ald be want.t me to 1• a sun eo hi eoUJd Aboot MmMlf," oramu. testlfted. . llomeall Jatet, OranYille aald, Barle1 ~ a lmlfi fn>m a tltebmwm llDd tbnat.eed to .It• lllllDHll. but did DOt. Barley bu pWeded lDa Diii& ud lDDoOtat..,. ~ oltmaai· t1 to u.e mmdllr c:IW'I•· The ... c.DM ti dmnp«lnJ.:: Baria, .. .bl • but unconacloDt 1tate wlan t tbOPPllll c.Nr ttabbiq OC• curn4. TM tnal wa rec•11d 111Ul , .. ID Ulat .J~MtloD matten. l CANADA. GETS 'IH4NK YOVS WASHINGTON <AP) -Soon after the news broke that slx American diplomaUc employees had escaped from Iran with the aid or Canada, the switchboard of the Canadian Embassy here 1:>e1an Ughting up with thank.you calla Embaaay officials said the scores or Americans who telephoned their gratitude were mainly from lbe Washington area, but a few calls came from as far as Wbconaln and South Carolina. Thla mornina occupants of an office building across the strei!t from the embassy pasted letters several feel tall in the windows on one floor that spelled. "Thanks Canada " F,....PapAJ m..AN ••. whether there might be any chao1• in the treatment or the hostages He said a statement would be issued later in the day. The Koelem rglllt&nts have held the bostaeea for 12 week.&, dem1ndl0i the return of de· posed Shah Mohammed Resa Pahlavi to lran. The U S. and Canadian fOV· ernments confirmed Tuesday that six members of the em· ba11y atatt escaped when mill· tanta sel.led the embuay Nov. 4, took mqe with the Canadlan Em busy and left the country durln1 the weekend ualne Cana· dian passports. After they were 1one, Canada cloeed tta embuly Monday and wtt.bdrew lta Jut four offtclall from the cowrtrJ'. Baja Area Bit Hard By Storm LuJJ A. Cardena NCei•ed the oath ~ oftlce u Oraqe County nor Court ludl• th1t morn-la• -a.. tlaan U bows an. n- celY1nf Mll'd from Oov. Zdmund G. Brown Jr. that be wu b9tft& appoint.cl to a newly createa pot!U.., OD the bench. CUCS.W, 38, of HWJUqtoa Beacb, r«etved the aatb 1n t.W ceremonies conducted in the chambers ot Prealdlne Superior Court Judie Walter Cb.aramaa. Cardimlt C\IJ'nlltl1 la a jQd'9 in Nortb Oran1• County M unlclpal Court, located lo Fullertaa. He wu appol.nWd to the munlcfpal oourt -bench tn 1979. The new Superior Court Jurlat 1s a f""mdtne member of the Mezlcan·Amertcan Bar Aaoda· tion of Oranae County and a put Juvenile court referee. He re· ceived bt1 law de1ree from Loyola University Jn Loa An1ele1. Recent lellalation authorized the addition of two Jud1e1 to the 40 -member Oranee County Superior Court bench. The re· m aln.lna potJUon hu yet to be failed by Governor Brown. Home Costs Topic of Mesa Meet The eff«t of expensive hous ms on the work force 10 Co.ta Mesa wlll be d1scussed Thun day at a meellng between the Costa Me-sa Chamber of Com merce mdu.atnai committee and members or the city plannlnl staff The meet.mg begins at 4 p m 10 the main floor conference room behmd council chamberl> at City Hall, 77 Ftur Dnve The meeting is being held an conjunction w1th the city's re vision of its General Plan hotl.'5· ing element Employers have complained they are lo1in1 workers as houstns co•ts become proh1b1tive .................. QUITI 8CHOOL BOARD Newport MeN'• Meran •1aa P_,,eAJ MARTIN ••. an Al'L·CIO affiliate; COD· troveny over the board's lirins of mu11c teacher Ricbara En1land on c:ha raea of un· professional conduct, and an UO· auccesalu.l recall effort ac M ra Martin and two other • members. " I knew tt would be a dift\cult year." said the Balboa resident. "One need only view the circumstances that have oc curred when AFL-ClO alftllata ha v e te presented pub ll c employeee. We could predict It would be a chaotic year " Carport Torched In Co8ta Me8a Costa Mesa pollce have labeled as arson a carport fare that damaged two autos Tue~ day morrung The fare at 755 W 18th St was reported by 8 a m Police said 1t was started by someone who poured gasoline on tbe noor or I.be carport between two parked car-5 and ignited the fuel Damage to eae;h auto wa) t'st1mated at SIOO Agencies on E~t- SACRA MENTO CA P> All state aRenc1e1> would havl' l1J prove their worth to stay an ex 11tence under a bill approved Tuesday by the state Auer:nbly. A vote ol ss-4' sent A8751 to Uw stat~ Senat(> During Our for Strike ay l'UIL INUD&a•A.N GI .. .....,,_...,. Dale Cootan, Superintendent of Huntioaton Beach'• Ocea.o View School Dilltrict, •ow.cl to- day to keep acbool.I operatiq with 1ublltitutea abould t.be c!W· trtct'• teacMrl 1t.nte. Cootan'1 1tatenient came In the wate al a Tuesday nl&bt vote by teaeben, authortiin1 their union to call a strtlle. The vote cam~ after teacbera rejected d.btrtct cont.ract pl"OpOlala. At • mMtine Tueaday, 182 teacbera ~ to N~ a tb.ree- year ccntract propoaal, while 88 voted a1a.lnat rejection. On a two-year pact, m voted to re- 'ect. while 72 oppoaed rejection. Alter tbeM paper ballota, about 250 ~hers, in a voice vote. 1ave lbeir leaden autbortution to call a strike. Accordinc to un· loo 1pok•men, fewer than 10 teacben Yoted no on the strike authoriutioo The 1upertntendent said he waa dJAappolnted the voting did not Include a lar1er percenta1e of the distrlct'a teachen. about 500 in all. "1 don't know where we go from here," Coo1an aaid. "The board of education will have to evaluate this information when lt meet.I Monday night. Mesa Man Pleads Guilty In Slaying A 27 year old C05ta Mesa man bas pleaded guilty to a charae or involuntary manslaughter In the death of a 22·year.old Costa MHan who wu vla1tine the sus· pect'a estranaed wife, Harbor M unldpal Court offlclala said thl~ Wl~k St'ntenr1ng for Oran D Stu~ller of 2JIS59 Orange Ave, bas been set for Feb. 7 In Ora.nee County Supenor Court, official.s '>81d Stucker, who entered his plea laat Friday, was accuaed on &r· rnt ot murderlq Alan N . Smttb of 2293 Santa Au Ave., wbo wu killed wbile vi.tun• Stucbr's home Dee. 31, pohce said. ' Winter Sale Exceptional values In top quality leather furniture. For home or office -the largest .. 1ect1on for Immediate dellvery- You may also 1peclal ordert New leathert. New proofs of the IUP9'1or quality you may expect from Clualc and Schaffer Broe. Leather Reaaon enough, we believe. to vlaii our neweat lffther offerlngal Prepere yourself for leathers IO IOft and luxurloua. they might well be used In couturier fuhlpnal Leathers glazed and glorified to revNI a whole new spectrum of coloral Detalla llkt Individually placed nallhead trim .•. bra11 accenta ... plush hand·tuftlng. All this and much, much morel See our showing today and add • unique Ingredient to your home. Leather -the only coyerlng that mellows and matures tor a lifetime. Don't ml11 thla opportunity for aubat1nt11r UYlngt on our quality furnlthlnga, from auon known llne1 aa Orexet, Heritage, Henredon. eto. Stop In Now ••• • DAllY PllOl J Cota1t'11 Train A large portion of the Woodward Rail.road's crew is shown here waiting for a cros!ing to clean on a snowy day in Tilton, N.lt Brian Woodward (right) and brakeman.conductor Dick Mauser handle the daily train on the seven-employee railroad. Mum's The Wor«I On Gasolines By lfR TON MOSKOWITZ Remember the daya wbm t.bere were real gasoUM adJ! At the start~ the l9'lOa we were still aeemg pleoty of product adftrtiaine by petroleum compames EMC> <now Enon) used to t.ell us to put a "Uger IJl your lank." Sbelt uaed to have ~ commercials s.boWlDg bow Platformate enabled tt.s fuel to give your car better ga.s mileage (l's incredible when you think about at today but the oil companies ectually used to vie with each other to urge you to fill up your automobile with their brand of ga.solme. Kids bon> in the lMt decade wouJdn'l believe 1t Money Tree Now the companies never promote tbei r gasoJine. Mum's the word. 'Ibey talk about return on investment and bow much money they're puWna into ex- ploration. Or they pro- mote a new motor oil. They apomor bJ&b·toned program.- on public televWoo. Shell's approad:I La pertlaps the best one: they teil yoo bow to take care ol your car But the compa.mes avOtd advertisi.Jl& their basic pro- duct: galOliM . .U YOO IL\Y baft noticed. thil f~ bu od. restrained sales or proflta, wtdcb have mounted nicely. A.Dd ICJllDf'Jhnw, even witboCJl tbia advuti&ln&, mO(orts~ seem to have been able to find their way to the euolioe ataUoos. Anotber cb.ance in tbe busines.s is that compantes are oot even proud anymore about selling more guoliM than competitors. They wouJd JUSl u soon oot talk about lt. The eDeJ"IY crisis has eroded their tree enterpnse spirit.. Prior to the energy crunch. the top seller of gasoline Ill America for many years bad been Texaco -and they were not bashful about t.nampeting Uleir No. 1 posiliM, They were the ooly oil company to have a sales presence in every state in the union. Btrr ALL THOSE little Texaco stations in 50 states dld the company no &ood in an eoergy·sbort world. They have been forced to pull back and do what the other comparu~ have been doi.n& for • loq time: conceatrate on biggor stations, leave market.a where your position is weak. In the process Texaco dropped out of first place. Sbell, with rar fewer st.Uoos than Texaco, ~ame lbe No. 1 re- tail bnmd m im. capturin& 7.S percent of the markeL lt WU followed by lbe Amoco brand of Standard Oil of In· dlana, al 7.3 pe~t. and Enno, at 7.1 percent. Texaco not only fell out ol first place, tt phm&ed to rourth . 1978 saw Shell and Amoeo fiD1ab in a first-place tie, each with 7.7 percent ol the market. And in 1979 Exxon. the world's larlest petroleum company, uceoded to the No. l spot in its home country with a market share of 7.8 pe~ cent, aCCIOl"dt.nl to tbe Lundberi Letter Btrr YOV WON'T see any eds from ExxOn chortling, "We're No. l ." No way. In fact, wheo a New York City re- porter. John Emsbwtller, asked tbe comp&JlY about it, he found them rather uneasy about Uda victory. Robert A. Plerpcnt. manacer ol Ell(JIUI' nltall business, said: "We haven't bad a martetln• atrat.egy to increase our share." Heavenforbld~ Wbowant.atobeinfirstplaceanyway? Tbeee daJa no ooe in tbe oU industry wants to loot as if they're doln& too well. Sola,r Heater Eyed SAN P'RANCtSCO (AP> -Four m.ior California uUlltiet ba'ft blell ordered to prepare demonstration pro- srama for ftnacl.q the mocWlcaUon of tbelr customers' ••~r be•ttn1 UD.ltl lo tolar eneqy. The ~ Public OtWUes CommilsloCI ordered Paclfic G11 and Eltdric Co .• San Dl•ao Gu and Elfftrtc, Soutbem Calilond• Gaa and Southern Callfomla EdlJon to dalp the ftund"I proga.ms. Gola, Silver Quotations * * .. NEW ~u <AP> -., • Hann• tw r-Oltl ........ .........., ill.., sat•: rabriw.MI ••· Doubled Earnings Outl WU.. bu jol,aecl a.cm WWW Que, ijy. ..,.. ·~--i~_!ntne ~. P'lblie ...... Reported 'tioDS 8Dd lllU'JtBUJl8 firm. u eeeocd ~. lame1 annfth, former United statee COO· Prlntronlx Inc .. greuman and Newport !$each NGclerat, I.I abartna Irvtoe. nwnlfacturer of speaker'• podium wttb former PrelideDt Gerald R. minicomputer Uneprln· Ford and Dr. Robert T. PUTJ. Seeurlty Pacific tera, reported aet ID· NationaJBankalftdal,attbea....neC.e.--ee come for the tblrd aad E•MNsen Slloweue lD Los Aqeles. quarter ended Dec. 28 of Tbe conference concludes 'lbunday at the $781 ,000, equal to 22 I Bonaventure Hotel. ffDta per Iba.re, oa •ala otSt.no.ooo. Tbla compares wttb &mume aa.,.w.. Newport Beach, bu been $314,000. or 11 cents, on named bead al tbe med.la and research depart-aales al '4.&11.000 for the meot for GtDa/Klou 6 A...,..,,_, a ad"1'tiaiq cot'l'eSJIOD"'n1 period a and public relatlom firm iD Newport Beach. year qo. t a.we Skkealtt ta a new diltrict vice presl· 'dent and lou manager for 8&ate •.a.al Sariap aad Loan A.8MetaU., headquartered iD Newport Beach. For the D1De montbs ended Dec. 28, tbe com- pany bad net lneome of $2,2U,OOO, or 81 centa, on aaJea al $25,Ma,OOO. Plano out of tuncf •IU.$. ct~ For Olllifled Ad ACTION Call A DAILY PILOT AD.YISOll '42-5'71 LEASE fl' From The Leader WEARE OFF TO A RECORD LEASE VEAR! B«>efit From Our Pnc1ng Policy. Selectron And Supem Serv1ee NABERS~ OPIN7~Y8 2llllf llAllOl ll VD •• COSTA MESA 540-8100 PlJ8UC NOTICE l'tC:Tlnous aUSt•su "AolM ITAn..WT nei....,.,.,_ .. .._._.. --· cva.• IUOt!"' "' N .... ..,.,. eM 5-M AM, C&. "1'm ...... ....,, ...,.., .... °"' .... ......,~C..tJMf ,,_ '"'* ...... Or .. ~ °"'~ PllM, JM n.-.~•.1a."" 1'MC PlJBUC NOTICE P1CT1TIOU1 euso•ess •AMe IT &ttMlllfT , ... fol ....... --· .,. ctol~ ......_ ... AM (lt lC AN ll U8 8 !1t ftltODUCTS. '111 W.... Ot • -,,.._.._,,,CA ~ Sitt< lellu• S•••• c.... I• Colllonll• __ .. leftl. m1 ~ Or .• -.......... 11.CA._ Tllk ~l\~il>'f •CM -··-~CIM.llEO SALE~ eoltft o...ICI L wtow-. ,.._ Thii ....,_ -llloe wltll -c-, o-ti .. °'-c-v ... "-"12.,.. ™-...... ~..,-· --------------------....... .............. PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 'TM• ......._. --,. ... ...,, u. ------C..-t~ o..11 o4 0r-. c-v " ConsoUdated R~ of CondfUon of CtttaM Ba'* "-"YZl.ND of Cost~ Men, Or•nv• County, •nd Domestic ~---------~===================~~~~~~~~=~~~~-t~c~of~~~~. J.,, U, a,,,_'· U. 1• V MO 1979. f i ' • I Earn lnt8N9t up to 50% hlglwr than any bank or acniaga CIDd loan pays. ·Variable Inter..t Pa.book Account 15.000.00 and°"' earn 8¥.13 "=1 8.773 ~ 12.000.00 to 15.000.00 earn 7~3 "=1 7.713 "TI!r:1 Uac* U.000.00 earn 6 1L3 Annual 6 663 Annual fill 0 &te • 0 Yield When you open your W•tem Thrift VIP Account you can add to or withdraw u you like without penalty and eam th.e high rat., paid quarterly on the average daily balance. T·llll Plut ~% accoa.nta aleo cmdlable. Call odt oWce blatMtrcn.. Let w.tam Thdft help you with theee fla.lbl• aocounta. We can fit~ need.a. TbrUt by mall available. ~Calllcnklmfcr Oftr GqQGI .. ceotmf• lllDIWlde .. Wllb-• O'NI' ll•A>00.000.00 SU1ea.ldlNo.1161 ASSETS PUBLIC NOTICE OollAr Amo.mts In TIMMnan•1 PICT1nout eusu•Hs CaSh and due from banks ........................ 2 .532 lfAMll ITATWMllNT U.S. Treas4.1ry Securities. • • • • . • . . . . . . •....... 200 ,.,. 1o1_,. --.,.. ... ,. Obllgatlons of other U.S. IMlll=~~CAL ELIECT..aN•a. tt»t Govemmef't agencies and corPorahons ........ 1,734 ,._,_, s.r .... H""''""'°" ...... Obllgatlons of States and GMHcwMe,... political subdivisions. .. .. .. . . 6,187 Alfred...,. NMtll. ~ ~ Loans, Total (ucludlng ~·· ....,,.... e .. c11. c.u•ont•• unearned Income> • . • . . , . . • • . • . 36,34 l ur.y ~ ..._, ..,, .... -.... Less: Reserve tor a.nu Me. GMHeml• nm .... possible loan losses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303 Thi• .,,,., .... ,. ,.._, ....... L t 36 038 ......, .. ......,....., oans, "8 . . . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • . • • . • . • • • • . , A..J.HMtll BJtnk Premlsel, F.F.&E ........................ 1,251 Thi• ..... ..-... fllod witto tlle Other assets .........•..•...........•.•...••.••••. m =.,~~..: 0r.,.. c:.-ty •n TOTALASSETS ................................ '8,m . ,.,_ LtAatLITIES l"Wll.,,.. 0r.,.. c;_. Deli., ~1oe. Demand deposits of lndh,ldUels, J .... u . "'·,. '· •>. •• >17.. partnerships, and corpor-•tlons . . • .•..•...•• 15,3196 PVBUC NO'nCB Time and a.vinos deposits of lndlvktuals, partnenhlps, and corpor-.tk>ns ...•.••.•...•• 20.516 l'IC'T1TICM eustlfCU Deposits of United Statn e1AM111TATSMaWT Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•..••.•.•....•..•. 043 n. .......,,. ...-• ..,. .,..... Deposits of States and polltlail -"~UfV ENTl!ltll"ttlSES, lart subdivisions ............. • •••..••••..•.••• '~72 .,,.. ....,en ... ,,_.... v-,., ca All othef'depoSlts ..................•.•...•••.... S78 .,,. certified end officers' checks . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 1, 139 tv •rw~t,~~~0-TOTALDEPOSITSIN '"'• .;....._ 1u.:.O....,., i... DOMESTIC OFFICES .....••..•.. 42,01' .,........ Tot•I demand deposits .•.....•....•. 16,701 ntt ~<;:: na.. wtt11 -. Tot•I time end savings C-h• C*11 ef <>r.noe c-tr -. deposits ...•...•.... , · , •. ••••, .. 25,313 ~n.IW. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ,..1.,...0r GM• o.1:'= ANO FOREIGN OfiFICES .................. ~2.0\4 nr.. n. a,..._~ •. "'° .... Federal funds purcheMd and IKurltlft sold PUBUCNOTICE-~~,i;:,nt~.~~~~~~-~~ ............ t,000 Other llabillti.t for borrowed money, NCmCll TO cHDt"TOn Including not• ~ances of Ol'IMILKT•MtPI• U.S. Tl'MIUf'V .................................. •11 .. 0,11~1~":.a:~~·~fJ.N ,0 Other llabllltles .......•........•..............•.. 662 cru1ten of '"• wu111n it•mu TOTAL LIABILITIES .......................... "4,3.S4 ".,, .. .,.,.. 111e1 • bull trMAf0t 11 SHARl!HOLDERI RQUITY """ ... "'-* ... ~ ~ Preferred stock .. ~~......,., No. wrnauth«lzed ............ 600,000 .. ,,.....,.....,. _ No. Shares outst1ndlno . . .••...... s21,an ~A U L • n • J & W a I. Amount 1,.564 HILOCllltANO, UJtt "t •• 1678 "::1:.':i.~~~-TOTAL CONTRIBUTED •1111...,., • ..,. .. .,..: CAPITAL •••.•.•....•.....•... ··•••••••• • · • I.ta •ow.-r ... NLA•N M11.&.H, Rmlrmt eeml-•nd other .... ....., ...... J .... C&.aelt ·..-, ,., ,.... .. ~.,..........,...... c•pltal ntMrws • . • • • . . . • •• • . . • . . . • . . . . . . .•••. , , *",._~ .. .., ~.-TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS ~~: '"~r":::,fiff'!fl. EQUITY .••••.•.•...•••...•.........•.••.••••• •,411 ........,,....._v,.w,,ee. TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO TM ____ __,.,..... SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ..•..••......••.•. 4 ,m ,,. • .,.,.,. •t tel• teceu .. u : Ml:MOUNDA TlltAYll.AnAI.. $•·= ·~~ ~........................... .. ,__,.., .. ~••tiMo•HOlt· c~I outlta ng .•••.•.•...•.••...•••..•.•.•• 185 •••• MIOCIAT~HC. • .......,. Tfmt C«'Ufkatu of dtpOtlt In =:--.., ~ .. "=." ... ., ...., denomJnatlons Of $100,000 or mon .......... •·• n. ...,. .. .._ .... ,.,_. Other time dlpollt1 In wt• -'-' ci.i-_, ... t11M •• amounts Of $100.000 or more . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,250 ~~.~.::..=~ Marketv lutOflrtvtsttnent • ~ ...... , .... _,_,.ntlftt~ MCUrltl• ·•••fl•••••••••••••ftl••••••••••••••••• 7,A56 -~ ,,....., ....... ~ The undtr1IQMCI Kenneth '-DoMhUt, Vk:ll Pntl· .... ~.:4:..~ CS.nt end jQhn W •. W1llh. Sr. Vic. Pmlcl*nt & Cathi« .... ~...... of tM ~fMd btftk# HCh dKlatWt, for Nm ... t ,~:...~:..~ ::~~~~":.='•~lt~w,=.e..U';o: ::..-.::':..-.: == tftat MCft statement In tald ''"°"JI ttue. bdt Of tM ,....._,... -.. UndtrJIQnld. tot hfmMlf •In end nol for tM ottwr, DetH ::0 i'll'tii,, ,_ ctrtlflli under PtnlltY Of Wlury IMt tM foreeolnt It ...... ~ true enctcorl'ICl.-........ J,....,.. Executtd on Ja 21, 1tl0 at cost• ..... ,.,._..,.,.._,"' ca11tom11. ::::.fi:i=-":. K•Mith L. Oonlhut, VIA Prelldlnt ..... -. John W. Wtl~ Ir. Viet ~ & ,::::ti'-~'*'-= c.~a;-. .................. _.. .. J • AIHTI C.==due from blnkt , .... ., •• •• • .... • . • . "'. Obi of Stl1 '"° potltk:lll fiYillonl CBoc* Value> ....... • .......... 2115 Beldl ~. f&Wftlturw -ffxturll Md°""' lmett rttM••attna btnk preml• (lnctlMDng~c.ll)ltll .....,) .•••• ·•·. ..... t Otftera..ts Oncluctlng $4 lntenglbl•> • • .. • • . . • • • . . . • • • . 25 TOT AL ASSETS •••.•.•••• , ..••.•..•.••.•••.•• •51 LIA•ILITIU ot...,. ,...,.,,,..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 TOT AL LIA81 LIT I ES . . . • . . . . . • • . • • • • • • • . . . • . 41 CAlltlTAL ACCOUNTS Common stock (No. ShaNI authorized $,000) (Ho • ....,...outat.ndlng2,000) A"'°""' ... • .... • . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... , ....... .2C)C) AtnCM#lt • , • • • . • • • • • . • . • • . • . • . . . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • 60 TOTALCONTRIBUTEO CAPITAL ............... . ............. • · • · · · 2'0 Retafnect Mrnl~ • . . • ..•....•..•• , •••..•.•• 157 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ......•.•....••.•.....•.......•• 417 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••.......•.•..••••.•.• 451 MRMO•ANDA Auets deposit.ct with S~ TNHUrer to quetHy for nerclse of fldud.-y piowet"S <m•rket v•lue) ....•....... 2'I The undenloned. Jea L TMlfer, President •nd Fr-* Edefstefn, Eacutfw Vice Presktent, of the •bove Mmed trust COfnCllMY, Meh decl•res. for himself Atone •nd not for the other: That the ~no 1Ultement Is certified to be true~ cnrrect fo the best of my knowledge and belief. Executed on January 21, 1980, at Newport Beach, C.llfornl•. Jack L. Tauf« Fr.mk Edelstein ~--Or .... C... 0.11., ~·loC~·· 19 ~ PUBUC NOTICE PU8LIC NOTICE Co11101td•ted Report ot C•n•1tlo11 et "' "INTERNATIONAL CENTRAL 9ANK" ot J. Nftjport BNc", C.OUnty of Onllge.l ...... <lose of bn!MM on December :n, 1m, >tat. a.a• No. 1237. ' ~ ASSETS OollAr Amo.ts ~ In TMuMtlds ca!th and due from banks .................... 1,:.) U S. Tre.sury s.curltle-s • . .. . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • 491 Federal funds sofd •nd securltle-s purchased Wlder agreements to r~ll In domestic offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.600 Other aswts . . . . . . • . . . .• . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 34 TOT AL ASSETS • . . . . . • . . . . . . • . S,SOS LIA81LtTIES Demand deposlts of lndlvldual<>, partnenhlps, •nd corps . . • • •• . • • ••. 4,390 Other llabllltles . . . . . . . • . S9 TOTAL LIABILITIES <e xcluding subordlnat~ not6 and debentures> • . . . . . . . . • • • • •,449 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY TOTAL CONTRIBUTED ~PITAl. .............................. 1,000 Ret~lned NmlnQS . . . . . . . . .. .. . • . . . . • . • S6 TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY......... .. .. . . .............. 1,056 TOTAL LIABILITIES AN O SHAREHOLOERSEQUI TY . .. . .. S,SOS The undenHJned. J ack L. Taut~. Preslden~ F rank Edelstein, Ex·VIC~t of the • • narnecM>ienk, Neh decl•r95. for himself •lone and not for theathef': That the tareoofno st•t.ment u..ic1ud1ng u.,.. verw side henof) Is certified to be true~ correct to the best of my knowledge4tnd betief . EQC.Uted on J•nu.ry 21, ltlO •t Hewport Beach. Calttoml• . Jack L T•uf« Fr..,k Edelstein .._ .... ~C-Ooll•PllM_,,a.111t SS1• PUBLIC NOTICE · PlfBUC N011CE ConWllclated Roport .. c..dlt ..... "COM- MERCE BANIC" .t N ........ ~. C:O.ty of Or• ... , .. the deM of ~ .... December 31, 1t7t, SU1lt a... No. 1216. ASSETI OotlM Amounts I• Tltouwinds Cash and due from banks .. . . . • . . . . . .. .. 1,229 Obl19.tions of other U.S. Gov't. F::;:.1~ ~~r:nd sec~,:lties . . . . . . . . TOO purchesed under aoreements to r9Mfl Jn domestic offices •• • . . .• . . . . . • . . • 1,600 Loans, TotAll Cexcludlng uneemed Income> .......••••. •• Leu: Reserve for possible loan losses . . . • . . . . . • . • . . . . • lS LoMs, net . . . . . . . . . • • . . • • . . • • • . • • . • . • 8.W Bank pnmtses, F F. & F., ~c. (Including U. capltal leases) . •• . . . • . . . . . 60 Other -..ts Clncludlng S-0 "'tangibles) . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . 116 TOT AL ASSETS • . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . • . . • . • • • 12,lSI LIAllLITIES OemMd depoSfts of lndMduats, partnef"lhfps, •nd corps •••.•.••.•.....•. 4,247 Tl~ and savings deposits of lndlvfduals, pertnershlPt.. and corporetions . . • . . . • • . . • • • . • • • . • . . . . . ~""4 Deposits of U.S. Gowmtnent • . . . . • . . . . . • . . '8 CertlfMd and offkers' checks . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 402 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES •.•••••• t,541 Toe.I dWnand dlposlts ..•... 4,6f7 Total time •ncl savlnos ro~J~PC>SiT·s · · · · · · · · · · 4""' IN DOMESTIC ANO FOAEJGN OFFICES •........•..•.•....... 9~ Otner ,._.,,lltlft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . '4 TOTAL LIABILITIES <excludlno subordlMted not.s and debent.,,_S) ....•••..•.••••.•••.•.•.•• t,.6GS SHA•EHOLDE•S aou1TY Common stock No lhafft authorfnd . . . • . 500,000 No. IMfft outst.ncilno .... 21s,ooo TOTALCONTRIBUTEO CAPITAL •••••••••••••.••.••••••...•...•• RetalMd earnings_., other c~tal ftltrw.s •••••....••.......•...•.•. TOTALSHAReHOLOeRS EQUITY ............................ , ..• TOTAL LIA81LITJES ANO SHAR HOLD RS l!QUITY ............ 12,151 M•MOUNDA • (antea1ben111 ••• .. flf """ ... , Time OlposltJ of $100.000 or more lft domestic Gfflms <•~,r>: Time cwtlfR.wt al In dtnomlftltlont of s 100, or mon • • • • • 2.HO Market vatul Of Invest~ .ucutttl11 •••••.•••••••• ,. .. , ••.•••.•••••• fl . 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