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Of Se~ With Einstein
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at.es' Endorse1nents Draw Fire
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Not 'ltlilitary . . ..
' . Workers_ Faee Layoffs -New Sanctions
Due. for 1ra11:?
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
4ent carter may i mpose new
ecooom1c and ·diplomatic sanc-
tions against Iran a s early as
I. Thursday but would not consider
any military moves until after
~mid-M ay, -a pres idential aide
"'sajd tpday. ·
I The aide, who declined to be
I quoted by name, also said the
; U.S. government told a llies that . f J.ran should have ample time by
; mid-May to res pond to the ~anc-
; Uons Carter ordered last week. ~ If the response is not posill ve. t this official s aid. the a Iii es will S be asked lo carry out <.1dd1tional
, non-military steps <.11m c:d at m· l creasing pressure on 1 ran to free !~U.S. hostages held since Nov.
He emphasized that each ally
NC>uld not necessarify be expect·
ed to adopt all the sanctions
a lready put in place by the Unit·
t ed Slates.
l This informant said considera-f tion or any m ilita ry moves . f a1ainst Iran necessarily would
wait wttil after mid-May. i Jn another development, the f Boston Globe reported today
' • Bolboa Bank
Extortion
~Tries Fail
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Newport Beach police a re
seeking the extortionist who has
made two attempts since Friday
to get the Balboa branch or the
Bank of America lo hand over
fl,000.
Neither the attempt Friday
90r the attempt reported Tues-
day were successful, police said.
Friday's attempted extortion
occurred when tellers round i
note with the night.deposits. The ~aote said a bomb inside the bank
at 615 E. Balboa Blvd. would be
detonated if the money wasn't
taken to a location on the East
Ocean Front sidewalk.
No bqmb was found inside the
taank and no money was de-
livered.
Tu~"s extort.ion note was
delJv the same way, but baDk offidals were directed to a
nearby apartment house. Police 'said a search or the
apartment bulldJng railed lo
turn up any evidence leading to
the extortJonlst . ·
!luge Spill& Oil
that the Carter administration
told allies and Iran that the Unit·
cd States i~ ready to s tage a
naval blockade tf the hoitage
<'risis isn 't sc·ltled by the week or
_:\J ay 11. Tht· ncw~paper said
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance
plans to \'tS1t European nations
that week to diseuss such a
move
At the White Hoose. press
:.l'<'retary Jody Powe ll told re
porters the Globe account "1s tn·
al'<'U rate " and that no dec1~1on
on a possible blockadge or s1m11 ar
movl' "has been taken or com-
municated "
Powell s<ud the admmistra-
t 1on ·s inter a gen cy c r 1~1 ~
ma n agement co mm i ttee
planned to meet on the Iranian
s ituation later today.
The pres idential spokesman
also denied an ABC Ne ws report
that the United States 1s con
s 1de ring impos ing economic
penalties against foreign Jtov-
c rnme nts that continue to be
s iAnificant trqdtng partne rs with
1ra n. .
In a related development. ad·
ministration off1 ciafs say the
"steady. buildup" o! Soviet
forces on the Irania n border that
has been much talked about in
r e cent da ys is bas ically a
movement of equipment and not
the massing or troops for in-
vasion pr eparations .
Admi n is t r a t ion officials .
particularly National security
adv is er Zbigniew Brzezinski,
trav' repeatedly and public ly
m entioned the buildup, sayfnglt.
a nd not the United States, is the
g reater threat to the indepen-·
dence or Iran.
But speaking private ly, ·or-
ricials softe ned the picture
draWh by Bnezinski a nd <>the.ts.
They said the Soviet buildup in-
volves items like air defense
equipment, personnel carriers,
communications equipment and
othe r items designed to increase
troo p readiness.
Actual t roop s treng th has
changed little, 1r at all. they
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WAITERs WAIT
FOR PILUT AD
··A Dally Pilot cluslried ad
had waitresses wait.ins ln line.
"We had great success stair·
ing our restaurant from an ad
In the classified secUon.''
That's the advertising s uccess
story from the Newport Beach
corfee shop which placed this ad
in the Daily Pilot:
Faring Layoff in Wisco.ns.in
United .. Auto Workers in J ane:;ville. Wis .
li ste n as layoff plans are explained by
General Motors offi cial ~ The auto firm
Tuesd ay announced an rndcfm1 te layoff of
2.700 of nearly' 6.000 worker~ at the G M as-
s<'m bly plant in .J anc<;~JIC' southY.est of
... ~tlwetuket· Fo rd :\1ot,1r Co a lso an
nounrcd c utback~ Tuc..,da~ tn\'oh mg 15.000
e mp1oyc~·~ m :\11t h1g.rn. :'\C'Y. .Jl'r!le~ <Jnd
Canadtt
30 C~rs Strike Jumper
By AR'.l'lfUR R. VINSEL
' Of, .. 0 .. 1., l'llel St•tt
--,; Santa Aila m an who m ade
an apparent S\Jic1de plunge from
a Costa Mesa freeway overpass
Tuesday night was crus hed by
an e.sUmalc,d 30 cars as one
motorist who stopped frantically
tried to wave ofr oncoming traf·
fi e
Liked Oldsters?
Marilyn's Love Dreams Told
NEW XORK (AP> Shell ey Winters. who once
roomed ~1th Marilyn Monroe . says the late actress
once confided her fantasy of having rove affairs with
such..,D'len as· Errm>~ Hemingway. Harry B~lafbnte
Charles Lat,\B hton, ..Arthur Miller.1 a nd Albert Ein: stein.
The sexy film star. who went
on to marry Miller , was not put
off by Einstein's age. Miss Win -
lers ,1ays in a condensation of her
a utob iogr aphy publis hed in the
May Ladies Home J ournal.
"That has nothing to do with
it." Miss Monroe was quoted as·
saying. "I hear he's very young
for his age."
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Investigators :,aid today 1l will
b~ 1mposst.blc lo de Le.rmrne
whl'lher Richard Maupin. 43,
m1i:ht have s urvived m1t1al in-
JUrtcs suffered tn the 9 .30 p.m
leap oH the llristol Street over ·
puss into heavy traffic
The death is hs led formall y as
a SUlcide. a lthoui;ch no nott was
lert. according to watch com-
mander Lt. Tom Lazar.
One wo man, Mama Shepherd.
44 , El Toro, whose car was one
of the flrst to bear ~down on
Maupin as h e lay in the
roadway. escape d inj ury when
l'lhe applied her brakes, spun
out, and crashed into a guard
r ail. ·
David J . Brown of Laguna
Bea ch managed lo avoid the still
rorm before lhe procession or
southbound automobiles ran
over IL repeatedly as he tried to
wave driven around the victim.
"I saw something com e orf the
ove rpass and drop In front or a
car . The first car ran over It.
The second car hit It also,"
Brown said. •
Walter or waitress. Must
be over 21. Mature and
depeswlable . •
If you want your ad to brin1
in a waitin1 lilt, call &42-5678.
Says the. book , "I don't know .........
how many of her choices she achieved, but after
Marilyn's death, a large framed ptiotograph of Ein-
---~1tein-wes-found among her pos1ession1. On it ~as
written: 'To Marilyn, with respect and' love and
thanks, Albert Einstein'.·•
He told police he ran to one or
the autos that slid to a halt about
1,000 feet down thd; pavement
and round lhe occupants in
hysteria.
Brown calmed them and ran
back to ictlvate bls car's
~mereency blinker•. then tried
to d irect traffic arowtd the rrt•·
ly scene.
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Unfair,
Say DA
Deputies
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEIU.
()I -o .. ,., ,,_SUH
0 ran,:: 1• County S h e r 1 rr -
Coroner Hrad Gates' e ndorse-
ment or JUdt e-i a l cand idates
rnnu• under fire Tu~sday from
, ..., o deputy d1striqt a ttorneys
..., ho chum the !>her1ff was less
than fa.Jt tn de<:1dmg to whom to
lend s upport.
The chari;ces were denied im-
med1akly _by a sherifr's o!fice
:.pokesmon who defended the
manner 11) which the e ndor..e-
ments were mad('
Gates announced al an after -
noon pres~ <'Onfere nce that he
~a s e n do r ..,1n g 1n c•umbe n t
Ora.n)IC' County Superior Court
J udJ?C' Mark Sodt>n . incumbent
Central Mun1c1pal Court Judge~
Eugene Langhauser and J ohn
Teal. and Deputy 01~lr1ct At ·
torncy Jack Ryan, on<' of seven
cand1datC'h for a centra l court
po::.1l1on being vacated by Judge
Robt.>rt Law
Gates ~aid his persona l in·
\'CSt1gat1Qn of the JUdtCtal ca n·
d1 datel'i included a review of in·
fo rmation from deputies and in-
v c s t 1 g a lo r s. his p e r son a l
kno wledge .of the cand idate and.
in some cases, intervie ws with
the mdiv1dua l.
But , two de puty distract at-
torneys Cliff Harris. one of
Ryan's opponents. a nd Robert
Thom as. a challenger to Judge
T e al claimed that Ga t~s had
made up his mind about whom
to endorse b(:fore his endo~
ment plan was disclosed on
Ma rch 12.
Harris said he met with Gates
M-arch 18 and was-told that the-
hheri!f. in fairness. would in·
terview all candidates. The next
day. Harris said . he learned that
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Quarter-poini·IJip First of Year
NEW \'ORK (AP > ha f'
M anbattan Rank reduc d Ila priml• 1t'n111ng ratf' rrom tht•
r9<"ord zo ~rt~l to lt per""'t
today, tx-comtna the lin t CM)Or
bank to low<"r the ral alnt'e
Ot-um bt'r
('h a lle nld ll rl'fl(•tted ,,
wldt'IPf'\•ad 'dtthnt' _in lnten t
rate In t'\'t't•nt day•. but c-ao
Uont.-d tht' roll' •Ult mtahl nM> In
tht" futun.•. dl1)endln1 C)n martH't
condiUOllN
Tht• reduction wa th<' fl r11t by
ChuM-, Uh' n»Uutl'N third htr&hl
bank , •ante Nov rt, wh.in at n ·
due~ ltA rnl<' from l~ ' f)f'rt'cnt
tu 151 • J)l'rrt•nt
T h atock murket 1t&Kt.'d a ral
ly today. ~pe>ndln1 tu the re-duC'lion ol ~ pr1nte,
The Dow J o!Wa avera11e ot 30
Sea Crash
Victim
Found?
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A body, believed to be UUJt of
the mluln~ paasehgcr of a
hc l ico,te r t h a t c r ash e d lai;t
month, was found T ue s day
morning noatlng of( the coast of
lluntingron Beach by a pair of
fishermen, <iuthorlties reported
today.
,
andwrtn.;ll rUmtx-d " 11 POIOl• Rut.'11 rww ahorply In recent
•ft r lhrt"f houni or tradtna mc1nllt., .. ., th Ji'«'d\•rul Reser ve
Ga1nera out nu mW r d lo .,,. llKtt't<'rH.'d c·redlt und tis loan
by more than .a :t 1 marato lo t hUJln o remained r e la tive ly
tally of Nt1to' Votk Sto~k • i;tronai Uut tlle econom y has
r h 1n1 Uated luu • Wl'lktiJlf'd In rec nt weeks and
A. frw l>Unka rt·durt"d the• rutt-""'°'' 1•q1nomlst11 think It m 11y
tu I~ ~rc"(•ol In l)(~1·1•ml~r: but 11av1• ••11tUt'<I o f{'('{'6!1lon.
afl(•f lhul II rmll' I'll!• dlly IUllll II
n •afh('(f 20 ltt-rt'Nll tw11 w1 \'k.!I With the wcukcnanai hull romt•
•'"" u :tottcnln& (o Home rnh:r ·11t
The prtnw lt'Tlth.n1 r 11h· •• th ratos The rah• on llix,month
rat bMnQ ctuu Jrt• oo lottnit to Trut•ury bHl». for ox amp le·. had
lhf"l r hl()Sl ' ('rt•dit worthy C'hr dropJlt'CI (Nirn U jl('Uk or 1!5.7 ()er·
1>oratt• 1·u11t o1r1t•r,,, w1lh 111o~t c·t•nl tu IJ !,49 J>••rcenl al lhri.
othf'r l'Orj)Oruk und """t.1<lu_istn11l Wl·ck 't-.A UC'IJOn · '
C'Utlomt-rs paylnfC rnor t'
A., ruk~ huvl' 11.,,.11 a fl.,., I .. 1.,I w1-.•k, two small banks
tn anka huvc: ~ll•hh•ht·d t>pt•t 1.,1 n ·dutl'tl tht•ar pr 1tn1.! lcnd1111{
r .at 1 lhal are n1 ud~ uvullablt• to • ••h-i. 0111· lo 191 ~ percent a nd
11ome small buMo Ht·• Ch t&Jt.· t h1· uttwr to 19 • percent. but the
r ut lhit( rate (1 um Ufl • pcreunt <H"l 11111 h\ < ·11.1~1· .,., J:. lhe flr..t by
to 17"'4 nt toda:..y ______ .. mJ.J!Jr l>ank -----...---
O r ange Co unty llarbor
Patrolmen have been s carchrng
for the body of 26-year··11;o~ld~.J:!c~ff~------...;~1:;....::::::::z,.~'1'~~ Moon s anrc the-ort-t<"' ·
hcllcopt.cr noi.t··daved off llunl·.
rnli(ton fl<>a<'h last Mc.irch 29
Th<• pilot of the helicopter alM1
v..as k1llc'<f
C:o ronor 's ofhcaals, though,
.... aad the badly decomposed body
hab not bl..:n pos1t1vc ly ldc•n.
llf1M1
Two H<ildwrn Park fl'>hennt·rr.
;,iuthorrt"•i. ~a •d . d iseoven'C.I lht·
ooay ~•l aoout tu a m ne ar an
n ffs h11rt· dralllng pla tform and
t(l.,st'<J a lift. proS<:r vcr around the
l>111J)
l'<1lrolm1·11 lall'r !-.pOtlt·d . ll'M:
llfr '" 1·.,cr..,•·r ;.ind tirouJ(ht the
l1oih ru -.h11n· Th1>v '>a ad the
111.111 .1pfl(o.111 ·d l11 havr· lw1·n 111
I h1· w.1tt·r for ">l'Vf>ral wl'f•ki. and
.,.,, ;i.., wt·a rin1: 1·uwtx1y bouts and
hi UC' j ('CJO.'>
'fh•· btxJv or lhr• pilot fir th<> 1 r;i~hr·d Amanoal USA hel1ropkr,
Gar)' {A., Huhwcr, 49, or Lake
Eli.1n11ri·. w;i .., rc('over<.'d l1y
1>Jtrolmc n 1m m1·tlrntl'ly. ttfter
the cr~h
An undt-rw:.i ll'r scarr h team
t11 rt>d hy lht• 'I (\XU~ baM'<J otl ,.,,m µ;my M·oured t h•· c rash '>1t1·
lor ~1·vcrul dCJys lookmJ( for lh1·
ull~MflJ( !Jody and the crum1>h·d
hel1c11pt1·1 1'h1· .,<:a r c h WJ..,
'd 1 lt-d off alter a W<!i!k
PH'l'f~ or th<.' hclrcopl«r tn
1·1ucllnil a !>l~i.ll, J ro lor lJICJdt-anti
t hl· t:OJ.(1111· later v.. a~ht·tJ up 1Jn
B11b;1 C'hwu St.1lc Bl'lJC'h m llw1
11ng lun Ht>ad1
W 1trH•i,'.">1•i. to Lh 1· ;i1·<·11lt·nl
d<11m U11· n1plcr. h1·1Hll·d t11 ,,
il rall1ng plutforrn ubout thrt-..
m ilt·t.· off th1; <'OUi>l , !-iputlcrl.."1.l
.ind droµpt"tl mlo Lhc wat1•r
!-'AA mvf'kt1gators ~.aid lh1·y
h av'" not dt·tf·rmancd ;, n ·uwn
r or tht· c r<J '>h
·Tokyo Movi~
Already Seen
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An art1rlto in Tuesday's Daily
Pilot ancorrectly noted t hat the
movll', "Thirty Seconds Ovt·r
Tokyo" wu .... to bt· s hol.-n Satur· •·
day a nd S unday at Edward~
Newport Center Canem u .an l'<>n·
Junction with the weekc•nd re·
union of Jimmy Ooolltllc's Tokyo
Raiders.
A spokesman for the theater
.. a id the free screenings were
held last weekend. Th ere will be
no s howing of the film a bout the
Tokyo raid while the Ra iders
ar e Vlsating Ncwpof't Be ach .
The Daily Pi lot reeret s lbe er ·
ror
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Hidden Heroin ..............
Ped<·ral DruJ.! Enfon·•·mc•nt off1 c1::il~ cxomme heroin hid·
den 11n.·:.iv1ar <:<Jnlaancr!) <.·on fa ~ca tcd from Iranian student
Mohammad All .Bastanapour . 36. a ft<•r hts •orrivaJ from
T<•hrnn Jl Ch a<·ago ·~ (J 'lfar<· Airport Field tec;tm~ showN'f
I he hf·roin to'"' :.ihoul HO p1·n ·1·nl pun· "1th :.i '>lrt•f'l valUl'
•of at ll'tL'>l S IO rr11ll11in
Iran, Iraq Trade
Warring Threats
Ry 11w A.!lsoclatf"d Prl'"N'>
I ran·.., government rud111 .in
n o u n c· t' rl f o r m u L I o n of a n
'/i.lum1<' llevolut1orwry Arm y
fur the L1bcrataon of lrnq" and
c<ill<'d for :i holy w<ir. or Jihad.
to ov1•rf.hrow the ~f·ru l;ir lrnq1
g I) v ,. r n m •• II l v .\ I II I' v. I ' II
i\v;itollah Hulwll:ih Kl11irr11·1111
for ch1mrn.1nn· 111 lh• I'• r' 1.111 c." Ir l r a q 1 P r c i. 1 II 1· n l S a rJ d o1 111
11 u:.M·1n lru,t11·d bJ1 k 1 all1nu rlfl
lht-l r arnan pcOJ>IC tu ou..,l Uw
rot ten Khomc·1n1 " 11nd I ran1an
Pre.,1drnt Abolha .,.,an B:.inr
Sadr .
In Bf'arnl. Lehan rm , Sh11t1• 'iUfl
rw rtcrs or Khum1:1111 :wd pro·
lraqr Palest1nic.i ns IJ:.tlth•d walh
~uns and mort1tri. for the :.rcond
s traight day. a nd a uthont u.:s
s ;ilc:t·rour f)l'rtOns wrre bf'llevc•d
kille d A bom l.I wn·c·ktod th•·
ile irut office o r llll' l rnn!llll
airline, a pparently an rt'lallat11>11
for bomb attac ks this w,f•t>k lln
the Iraqi commercial 1•90tn and
the Iraqi airlln e '11 off11·1· an Uw
Lebanese capital
Hussein, speaking Tut·'lday
night in the Iraqi r aty of MoHul ,
again called K hom <>ana ·a "Rh uh
w ear ing a turban " and ~aid. · If
thJs collision become'\ a nutaonal
duty. then Iraq will llo battle 1n
a ll its forms "
The Iraqi leade r s aid the two
countries could rcconr1le their
dlfference1' only 1f lrun meelJ'i
three lraqt dem ands : reumr ma·
Hon of Iraq's navigation nght11
in t h e Shatt al Ar ab, on .estuary
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FromP~AI
SANCTIONS
s aid. I( alJ Soviet units in the
area arc ot fwll s t n m g th, of nctaJs llBld, a bout t~.000 t roops
a re lnvolvc.>d .
At I.he Pentagon Tuead oy, Jn. t~IUgence-sourccs who -decllnt>d
to be na m ed alao sold a W\ll <'f
at least 400 Soviet marlnf'R en
ter ed the Indian Ocean obourd
Russla'i. blHe l amphibious H ·
uult shJp, u wu the n rat Umc
the Soviel3 have committed · a
com bet rorce of marine. Into the
area.
l>t:t wt•<·n the l wo c·ountraes thut 1!1
Jracj's waterway to ~~c Persran
<iulf. withdrawal fro m the thrc-.:
~me.t it 1slandc; ul the entrance lo
the gulf whic h Iran !-ie1ied in l!f71
;rnd fortified. and rec·ogn1l1on or
th1· Arab nat1onahl.v o r the non
1'1·r-,1.111 ma111ntv 1n I r:1n 1111
I' r 11tiuc·111 ~ I> r IJ \ 1n.c·1· •if
Kh•Jn·~.ran. :wro~ ... th•· Sh<ill ;11
1.\1 Jh from Iraq
'I he man1fc.,t11 brnadcai.l b>
H ;i 11 r o Tc h r ;, n t h u n d c rt• d
<·harges at Iraq·~ ruling Heath
S1J1•1111Jsl P;.u1.y :rnd ;1ppealc:d ror
.111 upns1nJ.! .11•a1n'.">I 1t But 11
,.,,,,.,. nri 1nr11rm:i111111 ;iliout lh•·
lf·adr·r'l 11f th•· r1·h1·I r11n ·1· 11r
"'twt lll'r 11 had Jll) rrwn u111l1 r
.11 rm. •
• Ttw hrnudc•usl w;is p;irt rir a
propag:rntla c·;1mpa1v,n that Kli11
1nc1 n1 1rnd thl' othc:r Ira nian
!-,l11il1· d1·nc~ who :oouµport him
hav1• '"'"" wu ~•nK lo 1nl'.1lt•
ls l;11r111· revolution s ·uke l11l'ir
11w11 1n th(• Ara lt 1·11111111 ,, . .., Jlo11~
t II•• l'c·ri.ran (;ulf
~11n·:ul1ng tlw n ·vr1l ut1on l•>
Iraq huis becom e an urge nt mat
t ea to th(• Ir a n ian leade rs sine<·
1 he· r,ovnnmPnl lhcrr hei.ta n
.,t•vc•ral W<·t·ki. :1~11 along tl~1·
horder betw~·en lh~ countn e-i
With th" lran111n a rmt·d rorcc!>
an a 11tnt1• of lmrx>ten ee since the
ov..rth row of \he s hah and lhc
purl(e of his officers a nd th~ Ira·
ninn governm e nt bes e t by
ravalraes. dis unity, lneHlclency
and unr <'st among the ethlllC
m anora ues. tne Jr aq1 govern·
m•·nl apparently is bent o n
rcplaclne Iran as the dominant
1>ower In the Peralan Gulf.
So tar, however, the reported
hostlllUes have been confined to
u rtl llery exchanges across the
border In which the Iranians
1·l11 lm the destruction of Iraqi
l!f•riln po. ta. aomc ulr 'activity
1n whtr h 1111 r11•1111 lllt•H huvc been
11 pllrtt.:cl, the ('l(pU l:SIOtl O( 1!5,800
t r :inlonll from l r uq and ttlc
c11rnlatlng war o! wordt , mostly
from the Iranian side. freq h88 •
assut d no report.a ot mlUtery ae·
lion .
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GATES •••
K)'H'a qua.unnuona ataterneat
to vott"rt. aubmltled M arch 12.
Included tht! followln J( 11tate·
m c nt . "police and community
11u p porten Include Oranice
Co.linty Shenlf 8rad G1te1 . . "
.. , tidied Bred 01te1 to ... tf
il waa lhe 11ame Brad Gales that
had talked a bout 1all this (air•
llCH, .. Hl rTll said . "He said ht
didn't Uk• my conversation and
that lt was too bad th11t my oppo-
nent (Ryon> wH sh ur p enouab
to ICCt to him (Gate1» flr1t."
Thom tt11 clulm ed that Teol fc·
rcaved Gal.CH e ndon1eme nt H
Ntrly as March 6, uccordlng to
t h e quallflcatlon1 s t atem e nt
Teal fll ~d with the county
fteglstmr el Voters.
·'There's nothing raar about it
ut nil." Thomai. Hald
Shenff'11 &pokesman Lt. Wya'*
If a rt u td Gat es had knotm
Hyan for s e ve ral years and
pointed out that Gat.el'I did hOt
basl' tua endor!>e me nts "oo an ·
tervw w alone.''
And Hart 6ald Teal loo& bad
been an act1vl· aide t.o la w en·
fon·(•ment
Earlie r, Deputy Dls tnct Al
tornc•y Hich;ird Farnell h ad
crat1c1zed Gate..,· endorsement of
J u<ts:e SodE'n
111· claam<'d <:aH·., C:CJnct>ll'd a
i1c hc>duled 1nterv1cw with him
G ut(•s conceded und er que..,
tionang Tuesday that h e dad
cancel the uppolntm,·nt , bul
<·horgc.>d 1t wa" Parnell's ruuft
for ··w a rUng until thl· lai.t
m 1nute•· to ~k un m ll!n 11·w
The shcnff 11ard other t•ndor..t··
m ent:. wi ll be fortht'nmrng 1n
rour lo '>IX other jUOICWI rates,
tndudmi.: the contc·.,t hNwC<."n
South Or:rni.:1• County Mun1c-1 pul
l'o llrt ludi.:1· H•lhar<I llarn1ll11n
.111d W1ll1arn S JJ.:t• :1n :1tt11m1~v
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t1, t:nd111 w Jud 1ual canilrdilu_.<.
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lw111·h 11111 t1U'>l1ni.: tht·m
SD Chicloons
Cadde Over
FeaLher Suits
SAN l>lf':<:o CAI'-The San
U1t·go Chtt·k<'n hu:. iln!l has :.ur
c·t·..,.,or at rudw '>tataon KG U 1n CJ
1·1mlempl of court hearing.
TC'd Caannoulos ;1pP<'arl'd In
1·.ourt T.ut·..,dny rn h ..... Sun 01eg11
C 'h 1l'krn l'•l!>lwnc·
It 1.1.a!> lht• frr.,t rourtrix>m pro
c 1·1:ding tt·ln1i.N1 . in San C>H·Rn
< 'ounty !-.u1wrao'r Court JudJ!f'
Haul Hos udo a llOwf·d CUQ1C'r;i
1·r1•w.., to pholoKra ph lboth
d 11 c kens :md cc1ropar c th<.'rr co:.
tumt:i.
Gaannoulos 1i. bemR hit with
<·ontc:mft µror<'<'drngs brought.
hy KC I on Krounds hrs C06 lume
\ 1rJla tt•i. a 1979 Superior Court
11rd1•r wh1c.h pn•vc·nl~.•l from re
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· W1• •11mpl} warn him to agrt'('
n111 t o .1pf)c•.ir on h<''tla lf or
a noth1·r r ad111 'llut1on. ·· Prarl'
~.lid
'I h•• hl•arang continues today
'•
Satda9IO CelefJration
Lucille Armstrong und mu.o.,1cu.tn LHmf·I Hampton react to
a friendly crowd during ccrtmonwh ut Arm s.trong Park
an New O rleans. Jn 'he background 11> u 1>lalue of L o uab
"Satchmo'' Armstrong, for w hom t~c par k was nam ed.
Mesan to Collect
In Nude Man's Rage
Legisl;i lor; in sacramt·nto v<1I
fl'd a~a1R'>l l'la1m'> by-i>e¥e-~ .....
1·01l<:~t· teac her.. fared ovt·r lciyti l
I> ....... u~ rn th•· McCarthy era. hut
"'111 r1<11o a Cm.ta Me..,;i mt•rthant
~I W1 ror doughnuts devoun-d hy ,J
nJkt·d ··~c-<tpf•t• from I-t11 rY1t.·1A
~late Hoo..p1ta l
Pai.'>ag•· of th1· $7 H m1ll1•1n •
..,lJt<' claim:. bill aulhon·d Ii\
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111Jn1·d th .. \Jltdd\ of the tlJ1ni
IJy Norma Mclind{·. owner or
\\ m chelfs Doout Ho~ of C.0....tJ
\t esa at 2947 Harbor Blvd .. n• .1r
t-a1n 1t•l4 State """111lal
1 he doughnut punc)or hJd. t11
w a 1 l n e a r I y t w o ye a -r a · t o
be recom petised for a n epaode
about 5· 15 a m on a s pr1ni:
mom ang Ill 1977 .,., ht:n a H1Un l!
r<'lardl'tl hl)',p1tJI d11·nt rll\adt:tl
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f111l1 1·1·m1·n ;irravt•d l>t lon' tht1
11.1 k1·rl f·scapee c111,1ld !scarf down
.d i t lw ~:1,.,.11,.., hut m ;inv Wt'r1•
''' •l 111\ •·d 1n .1dd1l 1"n to lh•·
d11 1•·ri~ h1 i:r1hlil1·d
II 1· ul ''1 t1rnk1· u pnl1<'em a11 ·
1.1. .dk11• lJIJ..w rJd10 u111t
Cat Burglar
Gets $20,000
Oteck in CM
\ t'a l burRlar cr i:>r>t mto an
HI yr•ar old C'o<ila M<•c;,, woman ·~
luxu rv aJ)drtmPnl a~ 'lhe slept
uvt·rrught. \hC told police T~·
11.i \ IJl><'kt-l m~ S JOO r n cash and
,, ~20.0'10 ra..,h11•r '<1 r het:k from
h1•r La <.anadu 'la ving., a nd loan
hran,.h
1'11lw1· lhl'Ort11·d 11 <'OUld have
lw1·n a '>l•·althv thtl'f who favors
I 1 r ,g1·. d<·n ~dy bJillL -1.1n1 ls~
h1•rauM• h•• also vh 1te<I olh~r O<:·
1·11panL.., 111 thl· 1·omplC'x ul Mesa
V1•r<1e Driv1· F:a:.t and Adams
,\ Vl•nuP
Th<• v1rlim who rrnmedlatel~ SA CRAM f:Nl'O 1AI'1 i;ov not a fled hN -;:ivlngs and loan o( F,dmun<l Rrown J r ·., name V.111
rnn ,110 11n California ·s June 3 I h1· :.lokn r h1·ck h ad her 0.14'n
prcC\1dential pramury bullol J. th~o~~ ..,a rd '>h e c au g h t a
s·acramcnto judgl' has rul<'d telephone rep<irrmJn lying down Hro"'n. who has "'1lh druwn
d makrng a l<'st c all on a new from the· l>emocratar prcsi t·n be d room extension phone Mon· t1al race. had asked the court to
take has name off t h<' Calafomaa rla)' with his dirty feet propped up on her c lean bedspread. ballot w avoid voter conlltStOO The elderly lady inllmated to
Rul '>l·ver:jl countaei. have police anyone who would do that
a lre ady beg un pn nllng ballot.' could be conside red capable ol and delet.an g Brown's na me now
would be too costly. Just obout anything.
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, l'iet~m · ·vets Plead ·fOr Counseling
By DELORES BROOd IRWIN OI .._ o.tty pt ... kllft
Orange County supe rvisors
listened today to stormy and of·
teo·emotional testimony from
Vietnam veterans urging Im·
mediate county funding of a
local "storefront" counseling
center.
"We can a lways f1nd funds for
a war. Let's find funds for vie·
ti m s of a war." s aid Larry
Ne
Amaya, vice chairma n of Na·
tional G.J. Forum. a greup of
His panic veterans.
Two weeks ago, t he county
s upervisors In a 3·2 vote. reject·
ed a request by S upervisor
Edison Miller to· allocate $41.000
for a local counselin g center for
Vietnam veterans. ·
Ins tead: they e stablished a
committee lo draw up a pro.
p0s al for such a c·enter to pre -
sent to the federal Veterans Ad·
minis tration for possible rt.ibding •
neJtt year.
But those testifying today said
ve t e r ans who s uffere d
psychological problems stem-
m in ft from their war ex·
periences need immediate help.
·'The s hrapnel ~ounds. the
malaria. the parasites. all went
away fairl y easily ," said
<See PLEAD. Page A2>
To Lead City ..
Voted
O.olly Pl~Slail PtlOto
VIETNAM WAR VETERANS AIR TH~IR GRIEVANCES BEFORE COUNTY SUPERVISORS
Emotional Scars Still Linger. and Help. Needed, Psychotherapist Declares
Mayoral
Positi·ons
Business
'Rally' ~"et .,
AtOCC
•Rallies will be held Thursday
at UC Jrvme and .Orange Coa~t
College as part of t be nationwide
Big Bus ine ss Day. but the
Irvi ne -based Fluor Corporatwn
will not part1c1patc 1n tht
• celebr allons.
This is because t.he huge con-
s truction firm has been chargcct
by Big Business Day organizer
Ralph Nader as one> nr· 11 com
pan1es across ~ht• nation he al
leges is engaging in improper
corporate practicf's
"1.'he chari;:es :.s~am-=;t l'luor
Corporation. allegcdly made b~
the coalit1on snon.,orin l.! H1 g
Bu~mess D<.&y. havt· come to nH·
second hand." s;J1d .I. H.olwr1
Fluor. chairman of ttrr-·corporil
l ion
"The i:roup has not had the:
--courtesy to send us their com
plaints. If and \\.hen \H? rec<·•v•·
the ir complaints m v. rit1017. I
w ill respond al that time ..
Th e other 10 firm s are
American Eleetnc Powe r. <.;i!S·
Uc & Cooke. Citicorp. F. I du
Pont de Ncmour<;. Eh Lilly. l::x·
xon. Occidental P1•t roll"u m .
Grumman. U.S-St et·I and Winn
Dixie.
Big Busanc•ss Dav J'> tht· c'c•a-
tion of a coalition of union'>. con-
s umer group::. :.ind politacians ,
led by Nader
Mark Green. a Nader aide.
was quoted by th<' /\ssoc1atcd
Press as saying the 11 firms
represent a cross·s ectaon of
problems. such as unfair labor
and business practices. health
a nd safety hazards. corruption.
excessive polatacal power. tax
evasion and poor treatment of
local communities.
Fluor Corporation c ritics have
in the past compla ined about its
flnandaJ Involvement In ·south
Afriea-e-nd ats pre sid en~·s
participation in establishing a
Middle · E ast s tudy center at use .
. As part of BiR Business Day.
Irvine City Cou~ilman Larry
Agran and Ken lft'semaji. presi·
d e nt of the United Domestic
Worke r s U nio n and vice
chairman of the Campaign for
Economic Democracy, will speak
at UCI at noon. '
Agran will speak on the Im -.
pact of corporate power al the
local level and Msemajl will
s'peak on the rote' of big busiriess
in the American society.
Msem aji will also speak at
Oran~e Coast College at noon.
WAlttRS .WA.IT
FOR PIUR AD
"We had great suctess staff.
Ing our restaurant from an ad
lo the claasilied section.·· .
That's the advertising s uccess s~ry from the Newport Beach
coffee shop which placed Uus ad
in the Dally Pilot:
Waiter or waitre~R Mu~t
be o~r 21. Mature and
dependable. xxx xxxx
If you want your od lo bring
1n a waiUng list, coll 642·5678.
"·
Bank Extortion
Try_ Fails . Twice
Newport .Reach police a re
~,ceking the extortionis t who h::ts
made two <1ttempL-; sm ce Friday
to get the Balboa branch of the
Bank of America to hand over
S7.000.
:'\c1ttier th(• attempt Fm.la)
nor the attempt reported Tues-
day was successful. pouce said.
Friday's attempted extortion
occurred when tellers found a
note with the night de posiL'i. The
not•· said a bom b ins ide the bt1nk
J I h15 E Balboa ~l vd would tx•
detonated 1f the money wasn 't
taken to a location on the East
Ocean Front sidewalk.
No bomb was found inside the
bank and no money 'was de·
livered.
Tuesday's extortion note was
delivered 'the s ame way. but
bank officiaJs were directed to a
nearby apartment house.
Police said a search of the
apartment building f ailed to
turn up at'ly evidence leadt.ng to
tlw extort1on1st
Newport's ·co":nCil
·Gets Budget Plan
'\c·"'port Beach·., new cit~
l'11unc1I v.a:-. an offl cP for about 10
mtnutf's Tues day when City
!'fl an<iger Hobert Wynn handl·d
thc·m the proposed s:JJ .2 million
budget for Lhl· coming f1 1cal
)Car
Hriefings on the budget will
tw~in Monday at :J p m
The 400·pa~e doc ument isn't
qua le complete. W) nn s aid to
da}. s1nc·t• contr;icts for the
<·1ty's 6.52 employers will expirC'
at the end of thl' current f1sci.ll
~ l'ar a nd udd1t1onal expend
1turt'!\ for m·w contract!> arc·n·l
1nl'luded an the budget
ll owever. Wy nn ::.aad lh e
budget wall balance· eve n wath
lhos c additional expenditure~
··and with or without passage of
Proposition 9 ...
The ex1stmg budgcl calls for
expenditure of $29.4 milliorr by
the end of the fiscal year on
June 30.
The new lis t of proposed ex
pe ndilures is an increase of six
percent.
Wynn said it calls for the addl ·
lion of one more pe rson lo the
rqnlr.s of city e mployees by hir-
m I! a fifth electrician to work an
the city's Puhlic Works Depart·
m<·nl
lie said the budget as based on
an estimated 11 .3 percent an
<:r casc an the city's asses~ed
valua tion. from lhc existing S884
m1 ll1on to an estimated S994
m1lhon.
The proposed budget calls for
A.operatmg expenditures of S24 1
million and capital improve·
ment proJccls of S7 million.
The capita l e xpenditures an ·
dude sct1wa ll . sewer and storm
dram frOJ ects that total nearly ~ l m 1 hon . city fund ed road
proJccts or S700.000 and a
matching amount of state gas tax
v.ork. and S2 1 m1lhon of mis·
ccllaneou.., projects ancludang the
Sl.8 million reconstruction of the
city yard.
"Sickout' Urged
NEW YORK (AP> -A leader or s dissident· faction-of the
Transport Workers Union has
c a lled for a sickout beginning
April 29 by transit workers op·
posed to the agreement whieh
ended New York's 11-day bus
and subway workers' strike.
By JOANNE RF.\'NOLDS
Ol ttw Dally Plkot Stall
In unprecedented action Tues·
da} . wo men "ere named to the
top electavt.• posts an Newport
Beach municipal government.
Councilwoman Jackie Heather
w:.s'i elected mayor in a unan-
imous vote by her council col·
leagues who then elected Coun·
cilwoman .Evelyn II art mayor
pro tern. Mrs. Hart also was
elected unanimously
The city neve r has had a
wom an m ayor pro tern serving
at the same time as a woman
mayor.
Mrs. Heather is the city's
third woman mayor. Dora Hill
served as mayor from 1954 to
1958 and Doreen Marshall was
mayor from 1968 to 1970.
The election of the ne w mayor
and mayor pro tem cam e before
a standing room only crowd·
v. hach first saw the three newlv l'lccted council member!> ·
Philip Maurer. J ohn Cox and
Ruthelyn Plummer -s worn an ·
to ofhce.·
In accepltn~ the po!>t of presad ·
ing city counc il officer, M ~
1 h·a[her-asked 68ckers of both
the outgoing council members..
Paul Ryckoff and Ray Wall.lam~.
as well as the s upporters of 10
coming council m e mbers to
unite for th<: good of the city .
"I proma~c you there as not g,.,
ang to be another M1am1 Beach
or Century Caty here." she s aad
"You can hold me to it
"In this cit y no single proJCct
1s guaranteed of s uccess nor ,.,
any single project guaranteed of
failure . All wall go through the
same process aod all will be
Judged on the ir men Le;."
Saying she planned to lead a
council of problem solvers. she
told Rycl<o!f and Williams that
their "gifts and dreams won't be
invalidated.
"Give ·us a chance," Mrs .
Heather asked. ·
Iler speech was in contrast to
the addresses· delivered by
Ryckoff and Williams as they
steppt'd down from their council
seats. ·
Williams. reading from a pre·
pared text. predicted that much
)f the legislation enacted dunng
his slngJe council term wouJd be
overturned. He didn't spe<:ify
whether that action would come
from the courts. where some of
(See HEATHER, Pase AZ>
30 Cars ·Strike . Jumpe~·
Man Leaps From Overpass in Mesa
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of U. Deity "i.t Si.ff
A Santa Ana man who made
an a pparent suicide plunge from
a Costa Mesa freeway overpass
Tuesday night was crushed by
an estimated 30 cars as one
motorist who stopped frantically
tried to wave off oncoming trar.
ftc.
Investigators sald lodaT1t will
b6 l mposalble lo dete rmine
whether Richard Ma upin, 43
might have survived inlUaJ in'. juri~suffered in the 9:30 p.m .
leap-ifr the Bristol Street over·
pass of the San Dlegq Freeway
into heavy traffic.
The death is listed form ally as
a . suicide. •lthough no note was
le ft . accordlnc to watch com·
mander Lt. Tom Lasar.
One woman, Mama Shepherd.
44, El Toro, whose car was one
or the first' lo 'bear down on
M a upin as h e l ay in t h e
roadway, escaped injury when
she applied her brakes. spun
out. and crashed into a guard
rail.
David J . Brown of Laguna
Beach manased to. avoid the s llll
form before the "procession of
southbound automobiles r an
over tt r epeatedly aa he tried to
wave drivere around lhe victim.
"I saw som ething com e off the
overpass and drop In front ol a
car. The first car ran over It.·
The second car bit lt .also."
Btown sf]d.
He told police he ran to one ol
the autol that slid to a halt about
..
t .000 feel down the pavement
a nd found the occupants in
hyste ria.
Brown calmed the m and ran
back to activate his car 's
eme rgency blinkers. then lrled
to direet traffic around the gris·
ly scene.
"To ~ avail .... " he said in a
written statement
DoMa J ean McMurray, al.sd
or Lquna Beach, told Officer
Ed £.aposlto she saw some scat·
tered debris in the r9ad ahead,
lhen notlced what turned out to
be Maupin'• bod..v. "l ran over lt ... not s ure of
what It was." she told police. lnveattgat.on said many of tbe
motorists whole cars ran over
Maupln's remaim continued on
their way.
'•
o.lty ~ ~ ay PMrlO 0'~11
MAYOR HEATHER (RIGHT) AND MAYOR PRO TEM HART
In Newport Beach, New Leadership In 1980 •
Support '(}nf air'
Deputy D As Rap
Actioll by Gates
.By FREDF.RICK SCHOEMEJO..
Of IN O.ily P1ie. SUH ·
Orange Count y S heriff·
Cor oner Brad G::ites' endorse·
m C'nt of JUdacial candidates
came under-fire Tuesday from
t v. o dt'puty dis tract attorneys
v. ho claarp the s heriff was less
than fair m deciding to whom to
lend support.
T he charf(es were denied im-
mediately by a sheriff's office
s pokes man who defended the
manner m which the e ndorse·
menls we re made .
G at~ anoounced at an ~ft.er·
noon press conference that he
wa s e ndors ing incumbent
Orange Count y Superior Court
Judge Mark Soden. Inc umbent
Central Municipal Court judges
Eugene Langhauser and John
Teat. and Deputy District At·
torney Jack Ryan, one o r seven
candidates for a central court
position being vacated by Judge
Robert Law.
Gates said his personal in·
vesligation of the judicial can-
'didates included a review of in-
formation from deputies and in·
vestigators , his p·e r son a l
knowledge of lhe candidate and.
in some cases, interviews with
the Individual.
But two de poty district al·
torneys -Cliff Harris, one of
Ryan's opponents, and Robert
T hom as, a challenger lo Judge
Teal-claimed that Gates had
made up bis mind about whom
to endorse before his endorse-
ment plan was dJs closed on
March 12.
Harris sald he met with Gates
March l8 and was told that the
s heriff, in fairness, would in·
tervlew all candidates. The next
day. Harris said. he learned that
Rya n 's quanncations statemenl
to ·voters. submitted March 12,
Included tbc following state-ment., "poUce a:nd community
s upporters inc lude ; Oran~e
County Sheriff Brad Oates ... '
• · 1 called Rrad Oates to aee ll
at was the same Brad Gates that
had talked about aJI this fair-
ness:" Harns said. "He said he
d1dn 't like niy convers ation and
that it was too bad that m y oppo.
nent (Ryan> was sha rp enough
to get to him <Gates> first."
Thomas claimed that TeaJ r~
ceived Gates endo rsem ent as
early as Ma rch 6, according to
the q ualificat ions statement
Teal file d with the county
Registrar or Voters.
"There's nothing fair about it
at all," Thomas said.
Sheriff's spokesman Lt. Wyatt
Harl said Gates h a d known
R yan for sever a l year s and
pointed out that Gates did nol
base his endorsements "on in·
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Coast
Weather
Fog a nd low clouds late
tonight and early Thurs-
·d a y morning. otherwise
s unny. Lows tonight In the
hlgh 505. Highs Thursday
68 al the beaches to 73 in·
land.
INSIDE TeDA 't'
The birth of a mentaU11·
retarded ton lieu gh1n a
aenotor'• fornU11 o valued
comModit11 -low. Storu.
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Set· on P aleatiniaru · :n · '} · . T: ?
WA HING'fON tAP I PreslderitCarterandferath Prime-:.uue or ~ran e Minlster Mtnacbem Bt!&tn announced today . that E1ypt and
larael will lmmediat,tiy start marathon talk• on tbt poUUul
future ol Pal•tlnlan Ara~ ln ltraeU-occuptf'd,ttr'Hlory Jn an er tort to l"l'•ch a&rttmcnt by the May 29 ioal set by the Camp
David ft<'tord •
Cart., 1ald the rou.nd of t.Uka will be C'OD(ucted "with I.he
(WI participation ol th• Ulaited 8tMel •· whle:b bu bMn i~ldnic
new approachM lQ.. end U.. dHdl~lt between Egypt •nd fsrHl
on the Pale>stanlao ilutonomy 1 .ut•
HuH Uw nciot1atlonb ln lhf' new round wlll·be cood0t·lcd 1n
larael and half In qype, ~a\n aald. rarlecUn• the ll<'cl.!ptance
Of a propoaal he put forth Tue day al lb~'Ol)t!nln• or two dM)'ll O(
s ummit twks with Caner .., .
Gfl 1• IAI• 01~ 12 ....
DET.ROlT <AP> Gcnl'nal Motor orp wall lay oft 12.000 cnon~ ~mplO)'eet. Crom seven u!.i.~mllly pli.nl&, lhe nall1on't. baft
~c~t a.u&omucr said today
T~ £tnt\OW1cement ome OOt' day aftt!r i''brd Motor Co uad
1l would lay off 15,000 employee$, 6.100 or them from wbJle·
collar jobs
• The Qit1 plants lo~lng,stufts are at Janesville. Wis Lt't"(b ,
M o . Nor~ood . Ohio . und m Oetroir. The cutback cil J anc:.v1lk.
unnourn.·t'd then~ earlier ttus w~k. involves the dropp111i: or ~h1ft~ from a car assembly une and a truck lrne
Assem bly hoe speech are being c ut at Linden, N J • ums·
ing, Mich. and the vao plant a t Lordstown. Ohio, GM sold
tiiold Pri_.~ 'l'ffpt1 ~fHI ti ark
LONDON <AP> T he price or gold climbed hur k 1>u~t 1111·
S500 mark loda~ an Europe; while tht' dollar was mo~lly IO\H•r 1n
foreign t•xchan.:c trading
Golu r loscd 1n London al $528.50 an ounce . a.Cler havm>'
closed Tul'sday at S497.50. Gold closed 1n New York al $50~l.
do" n Sl4 :..'O
Silver dosed in New York at Sl4.20, down 18 eents
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PLEAD FOR COUNSELING
_......_·._c h..a r d L a p p-e-r t-, a--trei-p-of-some-frle'nds-. 1 i'Ot
psychotherapist from Dana through. .
Point and a Vietnam veteran. "I am healed. l don l need to
"But the emotion al scar s protest. But I'm he re to ~ay we
didn't go away so easily. My need a center run b~. Vietnam
familv broke up. But wilh the veterans," µppert said.
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GATES. • •
terviews a lone.··
And Hart said Teal lon1' had
been an active aide ~o law en·
forcem ent .
Earlier, Deputy Dis trict At
torney Richard F arnell had
criticized Gates' e ndorsement of
.I udge Soden.
O ne after a nother. Or ange
County veterans told supervi~rs
their individual stories of drug
abuse. emotional upheaval and family breakup.
In frustration, the wife of one
veteran s houted, "Th ey've
already gone to fight a war and
now they come back to fight ·you
g uys!.''
But Chairm a n Ralph Cla rk
made an impassioned statement
of his owtl In explaining why
s upervisors were holding out for
federal funding.
"I resent the al\tagonistic at·
~itude I sense in some people
He claimed Gate!> canceled a s peaking here . There's not one
scheduled interview with hlm• of us on this board who doesn't
Gates conceded under ques·
tioning Tuesday t h a t he did
cance l the appo1qt menl , but
chuged 1\ was Farnell's fault
for "waiting until the last
minute" to seek an interview.
T he sheriff said other endorse·
ments wiil be forthcoming -in
four to s ix other judicial races,
including the contest between
~outh Orange County Municipal
Court Judge Richard Hamilton
·a nd Wi lli am' Sag<'. an attomey
for th<· Hu.ntin~lnn Ht•ach Policl·
Departmt·nt
•s .. Pacific'
Musical Set
At CdM High
Corona dcl Ma r lhgh School
studenls will sta~e the Rodgers
a nd Hammeri..t e in mus ic al
"South Pacific" April 23·26
The show will be performed al
the Newport 1 larbor High School
auditorium. Tickets. at $4 each
can be obtained through the
Corona del Mar High School
Student Bodv OHice. •
fn addition. the openi!lg night
performance will be preceded
b y a Polyne sian s how and
<Sinner. The tickets for that are
$12 50. Purchasers will receive
preferential seating at the first
night performance.
bleed with ~ou." Clark said.
··But Oran1• County didn't
draft you. the United States did.
I'm asking you. to consider that
we ean't solve all feder al prob-
lems on this board," he con·
tmued.
Orange County w a s over-
looked in February when the
fede ral government decided to
fund 86 local counseling centers
nationwide. county offic rn h
said.
Reds Win Seventh
Game in Row, 5-3
C INCINNATI <A P > -D<i n
Driessen-drove in four runs with
a bases-loaded single and a two.
r un home r. powering unbeaten
Cincinnati to a 5·3 victory over
the San F rancisco Giants today.
the Reds' seventh triumph of the
M~ason.
Mike Lacoss. 2·0. was the win.
ne r for the defending Nation~)
League West Division cham-
pions a nd John Montefusco. 0·2.
was the loser.
Strikers Vote ?,
S EATTLE CAP) -Leaders of
the InJandboatmen's Union to·
day were urging their me~bers
to r atify a new contract with the
s tate, and officials said the fer-
ries would ply Puget Sound
tonight if the pact brought an
end to a ·12-day walkout. Details
of the agreement were not re·
· lel!..se<l.
WASHINGTON CAP ) -Pres i-
dt•nt Curter ma.y impos e new
ccohomJc and dlplomauc sane·
UOOI acaln8t lrun UI early as
Thunday but. wouJd not. eonalder
uny rn1Ul3ry moves until after
mid Muy. u pr~sidential aide
uJd lod»)'.
The alde. who declined to be
quoted by uume. also said the
t' S govenunt:nt told allies that
tran should have ample time by
mld Ma y to res pond to the s ane
hocus Carter ordered last week.
I ( the rl'sponse as not positive
this official i..aad. 'the allles will
bl• asked to carry out additional
non m11Jtary steps aimed at 10·
cre asing pressure on Iran to free
50 LIS hostages held s ince ;'l;ov.'
l
I fl> l'mpha:.1zed that eac b ally
"oulu not nl'cessanly be expect·
ed to adopt all the sanctions
a lready put in place by the Unit·
M Stutes
lht· massing of troops ror in·
vaslon preparations.
Admlnlatration o Hictala,
particularly National aeeurity
a dviser Zbigniew Brzeziltald,
have repeatedly and publicly
mentioned the buildup, saying it,
and not the United States. ~ the
greater threat to the inctepen·
dence of Iran.
But s peaking privately. of·
ficials softened the p icture
drawn by Brzezinski and others. * * * .
Mideast
Foes Call
For War
This informa nt said cons idera By Thl' Mlsoc:latecl Press
lion of any 'military moves Iran's government radio an·
u1inlnst l ran necl':.sunly \\Ould nounced formation o f an
wmt until after m1d-M a y "Islamic Revolutionary Army
ln another dt•velopment. lhl' for the Liberation of Iraq" and
Boi.ton Globe r epor ted today called for a holy war. or jihad.
that the c~rter admimstrntion to overthrow the secular Iraqi
told allies and Iran that the Unit· gov e rnment vying w i l h
ed Slates 1s ready to stag(' a Aya tolla h Ruholla h Khome.ini
naval blockade if the hostagl' for domfoance of the Pers ian
r n sis 1sn 'l s t'tlled by the week nf Gulf. _
May 11 The ne ws pape r sa11.J Iraqi President Sa~dam
Sl•c retary of Stale Cyrus V~cl' Hussein lashed back. calling on
plans to visit European nauons the Irahian J)eople to oust "th\?
that week to discuss s uch a rotten Khomeini" und lraruan
movl' _ Pres ident Abolhai..s an Bani-
i\t the Wtrrtcttouse, press sacir:-
-.ecretani Jody Powell told ri·· In Beirut. Lebanoo. Sh11t e c;up
porters tne Globe account "is 1n ·porte rs of Khomt.·1n1 and pru i.c~urate" and that no decision I raq1 f>a lcslm1an::. battled w1th
on u possible blockadge urs1m1 l<1r i,:u11-. and murlJrs for the ::.ccond
movl· ··has ·~en t<tken or com ... 1raighl <la) and auth oril1e~
m unicated." i-aid fou r }Jt'rl.011~ "l'rc behevt..'<1
Powell s aid the administra i.. ii li•1( \ · hom Ii \Ht·•· k t·d t hl·
11 o n ·~ 1ntcr ·a gl'n t') cr.-.i-. B1·1r111 11fftll' of lhl• Iranian
manage m c n t comm 1 t l t· e .rn liny JppJrcntl} in rctalwtwn
planned to meet on the Jran1Jn fo1 br1mb ,1ttack:. thi::. wt•t·k on
situation later today. tlw I raq1 1·11mml·rni.tl c1·nll0r and
T~al Date
Set for Two
In Slaying
Two South Orange County
men have been ordered lo stand
trial on murder charges in
Orange County Superior Court in-
connection with the slaying or a
Corona del Mar man nearly two
years ago. .
Anthony David Bies. 19. of
Dana Point and J o hn Al an
Keilh. 22;of San Clemente are to.
appear in. Superior Court April
24 for arraignment on charges.or ·
burglary. robbery and murder.
Special circums1<1Jl~S are be in~ alleged in th~ase which
t·ould bring the death penalty tu
Keith and Ltfe in prison without
parole for Bies. if. they art· con
v1cted.'
They were ordered lO Super1pr
Court Monday by Jud~c Donalrl
Dun~an ·or.. the Harbor Judicial
lJistrict Court arter four day:-. of
k slimony about the kilhn~ of
Ruben Martinez..
Prosecutor David C:.i rtN
based his case on video tape-;
a nd sound recordings madl·
when the two men allegedly re··
enacted the murder for ii police
inform'ant
Martinez. 41 . was round in his
blood spatt.ered bedroom. kille<l
bv a severe beating with a lar~l'
star .shaped candle
Police said the r eal estatl'
salesman's head nearly wa-..
severed from his body. ap
pa renlly after he was murdc:-ed
Keilh and Btcs were arres ted
last November following a three~
month investigation opened by
information uncovered by Jhe
Costa Mesa police department
Both have remained in jail
since their arresls. Keith is held
without bail and Bies is held in
lieu or ssoo.ooo baH.
llh' Iraqi :.11rll1H'.., off1t·1· in lht·
Lt•hanl''-t' c:aµ1tJI
II u:-.~l·111. ~peaking Tue~da~
night Ill th1• Iraqi c1tv of Mo!>uJ.
:i~am <·allt•d Khomrin1 .J • ..,h .. 1h
''l'armg a turh;.in " and ..,aid . "If
t tw:. colllsaon !Jecoml"~ a national
duty. then Iraq will do hattle 1n
a II 1l:-. form~ Th~ lraq1 lc .. ulcr :.aid the l\\o
countr1••s could rcconcJk their
d1ff .. r.:,.. l'I•-.. onl~ .r rtan meet..,
three Iraqi demands: re ulhrma·
lion of Iraq's navigation right:.
in tbe Shall al Arab. an estuary
between the two countnes that 1s
Ir aq's waterway to the Persian
Gulf. withdrawal from the thr~
!.m all island.<; at the entra nce to
th•· gulf v.h1rh Iran se1z.ed in 1911
,incl fortll ll'tl. anrl rt·1·0J,:n1t1on flf
1111· Ardb n;1t111n,d11\ of thl' non·
1'1•rsian mJJOrll) 1n Iran·-. 01L
p l O d U (' I n ~ p r 0 \' I n CI' Cl f
t-. hu7<''' an .• 1rrn'-!. 1 ht Shntt ,1 I
\r.1h Imm!' <111
Tokvo Movie
"
Already ~een.
An article in Tuesda y 's t>:.i1h
P ilot incorrect!) noted th<tl th"
m ovie. "Thirty ~t·conds Over
To kyo" was to be shown Salur
da) and Suncyiy a t Edwa1ch
:'llewport C<'nter (.'in('ma in con·
Junction with the weekend re-
union of Jimmy Ooohllle's Tok~o
Raiders
A spokesman ror the theate1
said the fret• ..,crecnm~s V.l'fl' hr :d last weekend There wi II bt·
no showm~ of t he.• film about lht·
T okyo raid wh11<.-the Raider..,
arc \'l::.iting Ne " port Beach
Thl' D:uly Pilot regrets the er
ror .
Res e r va tions fo r 1be
Polynesian show, dinner a nd
opening night must be m ade by
Thursday. Fro• Page Al
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DAILY PILOT
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HEATHER NEW MAYOR ...
t hose actions ar e subject of R vckoff implied that th.c
lawsuits, or from the council. dollars spent on h!s o~ponent s
"The. chamber or commerce campaign ~ereo t aimed at
will t eep pushing the Fifth "1estoring d~llllitY, a~d c.<?O~r~
A enue bypass •• was another t.fon to council acUvilles. l ved. ctioo • buying the influence of the new·
pr He1
also Said the council will be• ly elect~ C<?uncil. mem~ers .
blamed for continuing traffic tie said financial gam was at
bl ms the heart of the c ampaign pr~lne this electh>n, it became a against him. not betterment of
negative to know anything about city govemmen\. . . .
city government. To have ex-Ryckoff concluded m wishing
erience was considered un· the new council well., ~esirable. But we all know that Outgoing Co~nc1lman Don
our experience was such that Mcinnis, who reured .after thr~
those who paid the m06t to win terms QI\ the council a nd two
this election were made uncocn.· terms a& mayor, also gave a
rortable by it," Williams read. farewell speech . Re concluded by s·aylng that -u . 1
Ulwaria•· Bo•ored
Retired Newport · Beach. Librarian Dorothea Sheely ad-
mires comme morative photos or the c1ty·s orancn
libraries presented to her Tuesday during dedication of
the newest branch in Newport Cente r . Mrs . She~ly was
librarian when the library at 856 San Clemente Drive was
pl~.
~onvi-eted
Of Bilking Dentists
A Lo:-Angele!> frderal ,·ourt
JUr) com·1cted tv.o Ora ngl' t;c1a'>t
ml'n of con~p1rac) to ('Ommll
wire fraud and l41re fraud. 111
1·onnect1on "1th an advuncl' fl·•·
..,, ht-mt.-I•> bilk an 4'xn.11 cl
11t•nl11ll OUl of :>I05 C){jJ
The t\\u defendant:.. At11l a <11·
Ag h. 40. of Ne wport Beach, Jnd
Mu:had Ne14m <.tn, 36, <>( &,uth
L1guna. wt·re fotmd guilty aftt·r
t hl' JW'Y dcl1bt:rat1·d for &b<11.1t
three hours
Federal District Court J udg1·
Matt Byrne Jr. scheduled sen
tencing of the pair for May 12
De Agh was con victed of C'On
:.parac·) and two couou. of \\lrl'
fraud.
Newman was convicied of one
count of wire fraud and. onl'
count t>f conspiracy.
De Agh was acqwtled on two
14 1 r e fraud cou nt s "·hi I•
:0-:ewman was acq uittt:d on thret
l 'OUlll<.,
Tht• t v.o men "erl' accu<,t'<i 11(
b1lk1n~ J m idd1 l aged Oxn:.ird
<knllst OUl Of $105.000 whalt• ht
\\ils attempting to nc.·~ot1at<' as:!
mtlllon loan lo financ1· ron-.trut
tion of '-t•veral rarqudbJll C'lub ....
l ' S Altomt.'~ Fred J acobst n
... aid lhe dent1'>l JZa ve ·lhf' m1·n
.... :1.1 t>Oo . thc·n ~s.0110 and fin..ilh
-...is.ooo in ddvan<:t' ft't:., for thl
mull1·m1llton dollar loan
The dent ist t.'\'Cnlua ll > con
wcted the FBI in 197!1 ~hen th1·
1 wo men stopped ·returning hi..,
tt>lt>phone call~
Dt• Agh could b<' sentenced to
ts vear.. in federal prison and ~e~ man to 10) cars as a result ur Tuesday's convictions.
The two men. s\Jll race prob
c c utio n 1n Or ange and L:o-..
Angeles count ies 10 connection
14 Ith t~o othe r alleged fraud
i-chemes.
ln the Orange Count~ case
the\· a re accused along 14 llh Bu~nu Park reside nt Jcrr~
Ma ck Moms. 34. or balking a
hu,int•..,..,mJn from Oran~<· out or
.., Ii 000 Tht· monl•\ <Jllt'J?<'dly ~ ;.i:-.
.1<'l'l•µll'<i U."> a foe for arrangin~ J
li•Jll th,11 nC'\'Pr m:.itrrwhze<J
In the Lo-. Angell'.., ··count) , a-."·· lhe tti rce men. along with
l11ur Lo<. 1\ngel(.'.., area re!>ident:-..
.1 rt• Jl'CUM·d of opt•ratrn g a con
,, ht•nw like the one U!>l.'d an tht
mil\ 11.'. "The Sting "
Jn th:.il t·a~c. a :-.l'wport lka1·h
bui-i nessman -ell egl•dly W '1:-.
tricked mt.o losm g Sl60,000 cash
.. ind his 1976 Rolls Ro)·ce in a
riRg~d ('ord game sta~ed in a
1 lo ll ywood Hills home that was
:.ct up a::. a phony gambhn~ club.
Police View
Ftlmof Gem
Burglary
• • ~ewport Beach pohce said to·
da v lhev were developing film
from a· security camera th'at
thl•\' hop~· "'"I -.hn\\ them th1· Hfrnl1l~ of !he t hief who stolt .1
~tt0.000 bracelet fro m a Lido
VlllaRe 1ewelrv !:>tore Mondav.
Th{• lhcfl was discover ed
Tul·~da:r m orning at Blackman
Ltd. Jc"'elers. 3408 Via OJX!rtO.
.'tore employees s aid the
platinum bracelet, set with ~ive
rows of diamonds. was kept m a
lo<'ked case.
The thief apparently pried the
c a ~e open and s lippe d the
bracelet out
T he C'amera is part of the
i..t or c':. continuous s ecur ity
monaLoring and de tectJves s rud
loda ,. the) expect Lo riad shots o(
the theft taJong pla<'e when the
film from 1t 1s de ve:oped.
•
"it's back to business u usual. M'Ore emotional tbanl po 1 uda d
W'tb the election date change M c lnnls' a ddress nc u e th~ residents wtll never have a praise for the olty st1aff ~· we111 ent as •'the hundreds of lne peop e voice again in ci\r, govemm 10 thls community that I 've
or The Discriminating Tennis Player.
T1lli11hOM (714)~
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lnRNyec~rt !:":tlo read from a come to know because of this
IWUt \he Koll job " prepared texl, ~::c"te:e Irvine Near tears. McJnnis concluded
Company, e : N t uylnl the 12 years be spent on Company and toe ewpor th counc1l "tauaht me to ap· Harbor Are• Chamber of Com· e ... I h 12 t ampalln of "mla· predate my Camlly. ave ioerce or a c 1 t yean ot catcbint up to do and statement.a, Uet and persona • · t•m golng to start right now." tacts."
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: Alcala ·star wr-• ' .·n1tness
8J DAVID llUTZ•ANN °' ...... ,.,.......,
Tbe IU.clr'De)' lot m"'*r *
, ...... Rodney Akal• bu •l·
traek .. t.M credib.llit,y ol lbe Pf'OI·
.euuoa·a •tar wllneu. calllns
to tbe ltllDd a peycholo1llt whO
Hid flNfl&hter D,na Crappa
waa a ••v\c.-tim" of t\Ypooall and •ua1..uon by tnve1u1aton.
owever, pr'oaeeutor Richard
Farnell, termfd ·the teallmoay
Tuesday ot Dr. Albert ROien·
stein "a bunch or hooey "
Alcala, M . or Montf'rey Park,
ia ata.ndinc trial an Oranae Coun
ty Superior Court on ~h1raes
that he kldnapl>t'd 12:year old
Robin Samsoe or lluotlnaton
Beach last June and took ht>r to
lb footh.1111 of iern Madrt\,
where ~r skeletal remain .wett
foulld. v •
The UMhpln la the pl"OH<'u
lion ' cue haa bee-n tht>
t•alimony of Mlu Cr1ppa, who
Hid ahe aaw a man tHf'mblln&
Alcala "fortefuUy ttertllaf' a ~tondt-halrtd child Into br1A»h
• rea Jut Jut> 30
A aeuonat employ o with tht>
U S Ji'Oft?St Service •t th Um ,
the youna flrefl1hter i.lso told
juror fn $upt:r1or Court Jud~~
Philip Schwab's courtroom that
she found a mutUated body on
June ~ In a ravine .area near a
turnout \Vht•re du i< t·~rllt·r 'Sht·
hud agalll Neen a rat resembhnR
Alcaht'!i und ~ alcndur male
'f\l'llrby
Rut Ur. Uo1Jent1tein. Under
11u\•t1llon1n1 by dt,fen11c 1ltorney
John Barn tt, •ld hl8 rev'-w of
trlUI tr111llfcrlpt &nd tapes of In·
\t'rvlt'wt of M'lss Crappu by Hun·
tln.cton Be ch delt'ctlvc11 and a
p11y cholo~h'l Indicated to him
lihc had be'cn man1pulutcd
lhrout(h low.levt•l hypnosis.
'I f\.ol•I to tt\e highest degree of
l'l'rlu111ty thut there was con
I .tbul..itaon " tht· psychologist
i.uu1 dduung confabulation lo
nwau a 11cnt':.. of untruths strung
tol(cther 1n u meaningful way to
1111111 MUP'> in m~mory
Hm.l•nste1n said Mi ss Crappa
-·surrogate Mona
-She'll Have Baby for $1 0,000
NEW YORK. <A l'> The 37
year-old mother of three has
ne ver met the father of the child
she is carrying but she 1s
thrilled about he r surrogate
. {>re~nancy
"I feel. very gratttful to be able ,
to do this.~· t e lllmois woman
said i~ an · '4l(.v1ew in People
magazine. <....-
The woman. identified under •
the fictitious name or Elizabeth
Kane, was artif~ally inseminat·
ed after s h e answered a
classified newspaper ad placed
in December by a Louisville,
Ky., couple.
The couple offered $10,000 to a
woman to have a child for them
using sperm from the Louisville
man. They could not have one of
their own. although they do have
a n adopted son
Mrs . Kane recalled_ that her
hus band, David, put his foot
down when he-.learned s he had
been selected for the insemina·
tion.
.. Absolutely not, .. he told his
wile. "I've supported you in a
lot of things but not in this. lt
will tear our family apart.··
Later, she said, her husband
relented and told her he had "no
right to tell you what lo.Jio with
your Life and your bod.».·'
Now. he sighs, "I'll feel better
when this is all over."
She is due to give birth in No·
vember.
"I loved having m y babies."
s aid Mrs. Kane. "But we aren't
emotionally or physically capa·
b le or bringing up another
child."
The artificial insemination
wa·s arran ged through Dr.
Richard Levin. a Louisville in·
rert1hty specialist
"l 've devoted my hfe to help
ing women get bab1e5.." the doc
tor said. ··1 w1ll do anything that
1s legal and ethical. This 1s the I
best and quickes~ way to pro-
duce a child genetically .most
like the couple "
Levin said other doctors have
expressed interest in the pro·
cedure . althou~h most 5.tates
prohibit surrogate motherhood.
.. When you h ave a s terile
woman and a fe r.t ile man ...
Levin added , "it doesn't take a
,
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SHE'S CARRYING A CHIL,O BY MAN SHE'S NEVER MET
'Elizabeth Kane· Artificially Inseminated
"hole lot ofimagin al1on to think
this 1deli up a famil~ 1s a fam1
I~ no mu t l (' r how you g t· t
together ...
Under terms'of tht1 agrl'cment
between the partie!>. Mrs Kane
will go lo Lou1sv1ll~ for lhe birth
and immediately turn the child
over to the couple there In lht.·
evt:nl Mr:. Kane luls twin:.. tht•
l.ou1s v11l1.• couple mosrtak1.' lX.llh
und1•r term<. of the contract
'I ht· :i1 'l'ar·old Lou1 s v1llt·
"om un :.uid :-.he· wao; :.at1sf1ed
"'1th hc•r :idoptt'd child tiut her
hu~han<I wantt·d his own
11 t· went through the adoption
"'1th ml'." thl' w1fr was quoted a~ sa);lng "and I fct·I this 1s
~<>mt·th1ng 1 ean do forh1m "
John Wayne Air119rt
Parking Fee Hike Nixed
By DELORES BROOKS IRWlN
Of .... o.11, ,, ... s ....
A proposal to subs tantially
bike parking fees at John Wayne
Airport was rejected Tuesday by
the Orange County Board of
Supervisors.
But the board ordered the
county General Services Agency
to return in 30 days with a report
Qfl parking rates and other airport concerns.
"I'm strongly opposed to a
rate jncre~se." said Supervisor
Thomas Riley, whose fifth dis·
trict includes the airport.
"We·re asking people to p~
for first class (parking) ~ervices
and we're not providing first
class service."
Supervisors also directed GSA
staff to secure Feder al Aviation
Uuters Feel
lnf/Dlion
WASHINGTON <AP>" -
Jimmy a nd Ros alynn
Carter, their net worth cut
by Inflation, are no longer
millionaires. .
The first couple's tax
forms s how the presi·
den('s frozen salary and
rising interest rates on
loans also helped reduce
their 1979 Income lax bill
by $26,295.
According to financial
documents made public
Tuesday, their net worth
was $893,304 as or Dec. 31.
down from· Sl,005,910 a ..
year earlier.
The Carten claimed a
1979 tu refund of S16,703.
AdmmtSlrallon clc<iranrt• on UM.'
of the airport'!> "clear zone' for
a parking lot.
The clear zone 1s the area
directly beneath lhl' path or dt•
parting airpJanes. north of lht•
San Diego Freeway and west of
MacArthur Boulevard.
Use of s uch land is tightly con
trolled by FAA officials becausl'
of possible safety hazards.
Supervisors also ordered GSA
staff to meet weekly with board
representatives and come up
with ·a "laundry list" or l'ast
board directives on airport mal·
ters explaining what progress
has been made on those direc·
tives.
In ordering the new series of
studJes, supervisors were reject·
ing the reports handed them
Tuesday by airport staff mem·
be r s .
Those reports suggested two
possible revisions of parking
fees. The new plan would raise
fees at the main lot from the
present rate or 75 cents per hour
lo 50 cents per half-hour, with a
$4.50 maximum for all-day park·
ing. The 24-hour fee Umlt pres·
enlly_is $3. 75.
Man Shoots 3,
Then Kills Self
r. PORTLAND •. ore. <AP> -
The gunshot deaths of four peo.
pie whose bodies were found in a
southeast Portland home were
r uled a triple murder and
suicide on Tuesday.
,Police sa id Willlam
Kowalchuk, 6', apparently shot
hls wife, Margareta, 55; her son
by a previous marr1a1e, Daryl
A. Almond, 19; ud a friend ot
Almond, Paul J . lce1 19, and
tbeo turned the IUD OD bhmelf.
. .
With the• t hangc. motorists
wo uld pa~· 25 cents for 15
minutes in metered lots dou·
ble the current rate.
Employee pC1rking rates also
would be raised substantially.
GS'A s taff members said the
pa rk i n g f ee hik es we r e
necessary in order lo build up a
cash reserve for capital im·
proveme nls and to offset in·
c reasing operational costs. Riley insisted th a t m a.jor
changes should be put orr until
the airport's master plan is re·
leased in June
Forums Eye
'Jtmk Food ' . '
Crime Link
Is there a connection between
"junk food " and juvenile crime?
That topic and others relating
to eating habits and children's
health will be discussed at two
seminars Saturday In Forum I
at Golden West College in Hwit·
lngton Beach. Both programs
a re free.
Reglstrallon will begin at 7:45
a .m . From 9 a.m . to 4 p.m ., eat·
ing habits and their relation LC?
good health will be discussed by
a group or physlcians and
acholan.
At 7 p.m ., Alexander G .
Schausa, dJrector of the Institute
of BlOIOclal Research in Seattle,
will dllcuas the dilferences in
the diets of yoU.ngsters with and
without a.hiltory of criminal ar· mt.
SchaUIS la author of the book.
"Diet, Crime and Dellnquency."
. •
became a "victim of •'4Ue•· lion" In htr February meetlDaa
with Hunt1n1ton Beach det~Uve
Art Droz and psycboloJllt Larry
Blum.
AdmltUn1 that. he could. not.
know what the prosecution wit·
J1ess actually did or did not.a~.
Rosenstein said Miss Crappa
nonetheless was a captive of her
own mtnd. ·
The Irvine psychologist, who
worked with returning
American prisoners or war from
Korea 1n the earl'Y 1950s,
testified It was his opinion that
Miss Crappa was "denjed her
peace or mind by those in-
dividuals who examined her."
OnOfre
Workers
~ed
SAN ONOFRE <AP > -A
dozen workm eh at the San
Onofre nuclear power plant
were contaminated wtiile trying
to r epair a leaking s team
gene rator. an Ins pector dis -
closed today.
Bob Pale. who works for the
Nuclear Reg ulatory Com ·
mission. said the contamination
·was apparently minor and "all
of the people took s howers af·
terward ··
The plant was s hut down last
we_ek_ alle.c. the leak was dis·
covered It 1s expected to re-
m a 1n closed. fo r up to two
months for. routme refueling
Last weekend "the people who
went inside-the gener~tor didn't
get much contamination with
their plastic s uits on but they got
minor conta mination on the ir
skm." Pate said
But. out.side the ~enerator. he
said "the people didn't antic1 pall' the amount of contamina·
lion that would b4! airborne and
didn't have on full face masks.
probably bec ause when the
sam pLing was done nobody was
• in there stirring 1t up... ·
Both maintenance workers
and operators were involved.
but Pate said only a dozen men
and possibly only 10 or 11 un·
d e rwent decontamination af.
lcrward. •
The gene rator in Unit One con·
verts water t a ken from the
nucl£>ar reactor to steam Two
other unHs are still under con·
struction at lbe plant.
He tald tbey "planted aeec1s··
in ber mllld, int.lmickt.ed ber and
threatened ber.
An eumple of lhll. tbe wll·
neH said. Wal their CODllalllM·
erence lo her sleepleuneu and
nervousness and the fact lhey
woµldn't cease until abe told
tbe'm aJJsbe knew.
Under cross-examination by
an angry Farnell. Rosenstein
said, "I don't feel J'm guess-
ing.··
At another point, the witness
said, "I'm not a prostitute ....
I'm not a whore" when the pros-
ecutor said Rosenstein served
far more often as a defense wit·
ness than as one for the District
Attorney's office.
'Bo'Mwrt Go
Mita era~ reUabUity • • wU.neu bu aa iuue ID tM
c11e because ol ber unWUUq. oe11 to coop erate wltb
authori&JM durinl mutb ol the
murder lnvestJ1aUon .
She has admitted to seeing
and lmow1A1 more of tbe case as.
Ume baa 1one by, lncludJng her
dramatic and em otion al ad-
mission in court last month that
she had discovered a body near
her Chantry Flats ranger ouv
post.
Barnett has conteqded rrom
the outset that lnvestrgators ex·
erted pressure on Miss Crappa,
lncludJng use of hypnosi~, to get
her lo testify to ,thUlgs_that
aren 't l!if.
In past plant shutdowns. small
leaks have been discovered "but
this time they had to shut 1t
down because of the leak." Pate
said. Ile described 1t as "at>our
one-fourth to one-half the limit
set by the Nuclear Regulatory
Com m1ss1on but mcreai,lng ..
Kellie' DUtfin. 18. of ~t ll\\aUkt1t> likei, he r new Bo Der~k
hatrd<?. but her .employer. a savings and loan firm.
doesn l. Miss Duff.in \.\3<, ::,uspended Monday when she
showed uQ]or work s porting cornrow braids and beads in
the style popularized in the movie "10 " She can ~o back
to work \\ithout the coiffure. but she ::,ays she won't
Art Brings $3. 7 Mi11ioil
U.S. Actress Buys Flemish Paintin!{
LON DON (AP > American work that is believed to be a
actress J ennifer Jones paid $3.7 comparuon piece.
mtlhon al a Sotheby"S auction to· The. painting will go to the
day for a painting by 15th· Norton Simon Museum 1n
century Fle mish a rtist Dirk Pasadena. Miss Jones said Bouts . A Sotheby's spokesman . ..,aid 1l was the highest price The record pncy for a painting
ever _paid for an object1 t M s -was -2~-uu~lton pounds -the
auctioned. current CQ';Uvalent of $5 million
M 1ss J ones wife of multi for a pamttng by the Spams h
mallio n a1re 0 Ame ri c an 1 n ~ artist Velazquez a t Sotheby's
• duslrial.is t Norton Simon, outbid auctioneer nvaJ. Christie's. in
Britain's National Gallery for )970. .
the painting, "-'hich depicts the Miss Jones. 61, new to London
Res urrection of Christ The Na· for the auction and Joined in the
tional Gallery has another Bouts bidding in the packed sales
Gem
Talk
llfl J C llUMPtlRl!:S
Ct'rtt/1td Cemolog11t. ACS •
FRESHWAT£A PEARLS
from Amencon atreomi
room Solheby's wou)d not name
the seller. described only a:. a n
a nonymous man.
They said the pa inting wa:t
. discovered on the European
Continent by a Sothlby•s expert,
Derek Jones. who said it is
believed to be one of two side
panels for an altar paintmg by
Bo uts d epicting the lire of
Christ.
The piece in the National
Gallery. Bouts' "Entombment,"
1s presumed lo be the other side panel.
Early adventurers in this country
found pearls (developed by river
snails. mussels and other mo1Jusks1
and carried them back across lhe
Atlantic to help decorate European
c rown jewels . On early Spanish
maps, the Middle Conch River or
Texas Is designated "Rio de las
Perlas." F reshwater mollusks,
following the same defense pracUce
as the ocean's oysters, entrap and
s urround forelgn matter which in·
vades their shells. The hardened re· ,
sult is a pearl. These pearls may be
purple, dellcale .cold, lavender or or-
chid, or as "pearly whlte" uthose of
the oyster : The Amerlcan·lndo Pearl
Co. of Tennessee uses boats to prowl
the rivers and lakes of 14 states to
find these treasures . Their d is·
cov~ies range In value rrom S5 to
$1.500 or more an ounce .• Some odd·
shaped pearls resemble birds. snalls
and other animals. These are called
baroque pearls. Tlae largest known
perfectly-round freshwater pearl Is a
17.~ millimeter apedmen found ht the
Black River of Arkansas in 1962. Its
value ia lneatlmable.
J. C.JJump~6 J.-1.,.,. .
MfM8fll AMERICAN G EM SOCIETY ~8 11m fifWfSORT BLVD COSJA MESA
33 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION
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A Boost for Morale ..
•t;UU~: nu Frida,y and Satu,rd•"I our
coaatlln4:! wtll be bonored by beln1 host to a 1roup o/ .men
who made history durtna World War ll Tbey are Oen ral
Jimmy OoohtUe's Raiden
OooUtU.'1 Raiden •u~ the nrat of our American
forces to bomb t.M .lap~ homeland durtnc the Cttal
War. They wt.U be holclloa thelr 31th reunlon ln Newport ~ac~ .
It wu on AprU 18. 1N2, tb1t the 90 men In 18 B·~ bomb·
ti"$ ro~ off the n.l1hl deck ol lbe carr-aer Hornet and flve
hourti latt'r bombed Tokyo. Kobe. Yoko&ulta , Nagoya and
Osaka In.Sa pan '1 heartland.
80•£ WA& H18TOIUAN8 bave tb.ru,Ced otf the
DooUUle raid. au11eaUn1 It ·wu lar1ely a _e.ropaaanda
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How Our Newspapers Loolud &fare the Doolitt~ Raid o/ lH2
stur\,l. did little actual damage to Japan's war eJJort and
didn't affect the outcome of tbe war.
Those hlstorians are dead wrong. In rad, none of them
could have been living along our coastline in those early
days of World War II. ·
· GenerafDoolltlle's raid came just four months and 11
days after the U.S. had been plunged into World War 11 by
the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. During those
four months, American forces were taking a beafing all
over the Pacific War Theater.
, Here on the coast, we were in a king-sized case or the
Jitters. On Feb. 23, 1942, President Franklln Delano Roosevelt
was on the radio, in one or bis famous fireside chats, re-
assuring the American people that .we would tum the tide
of the war.
A JAPANESE SUBMARINE commander. timed his
work to FDR's speech. Halfway through it. at 7: 15 p.m .. he
surfaced about one mile offshore of tbe oilfields near Santa
Barbara. " For the next is minutes, the sub's deck gun fired 16
shells into oilfield at Ellwood, 12 miles upcoast of Sant~
Barbara. .
The U S Army's Fourth lntereeptor Command or·
de red all radio stations off the a ir at 7:58 p.m. The
coas tline was blacked out for 25 miles.
ln a touch of bravado the next day. an eyewitness. the
operator of a roadside inn, Lawrence Wheeler. wa:. quoted
as ~aying, "Their marksmanship was rotten ... "
TWO DAYS LATER. aj r raid sirens screamed in the
Los Angeles area of our defense plants. The entire region
was blacked out for five hours, 2:25 to 7:21 a.m.
Searchlights plied the night skies and anti~rcrart guns
poured hundreds of shells into the air. No bombs dropped.
Ne,> aircraft were shot down.
But the West Coast now had a full case of the war jit-
ters . Morale was at a low ebb.
Then, just about six weeks later. Doolittle and his
Ra iders hit Japan. President Roosevelt took to the radlo
aga in. laughing. when he suggested the Raiders hit Uie
ene my from a secret base "at Shangrila." Everybody
cheered.· West Coast jitters eased off some.
THUS IT IS most appropriate that Doolittle's Raiders
hooor us here on this coastline with their reunion.
We remember
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NATION /WEATHER
Gllft .Stale•
•
Flo.od· Relief .
Comes Slowly
By TM .U.OCJaLM PnM,
Thousands qi evacuee• ln
sou\hem Mlsslsl1ppl were wait·
inac today for the Leaf Rlver to
recede ao they could return to
thelr Clood damased houses:
while in New Orleans and
southern Loulalana ortlclals
eJtimaled Oood dama1e would
exceed $150 mlWon.
Mlsalasippi officials sald about
1.200 house! and 100 buslnesses
were damaged b y the
floodweters in Forrest County
and they estimated tbe destruc·
lion at $1.2 million.
AUTHOIUTIES said the Leal
crested at 28.S feet Tuesday at
Hattiesburg before beginning a
slow fall. It was tbe highest read-
mg smce l.974, when the river sur·
ged to34feet.
In Jackson . hundreds of vic-
tims of the 1979 Easter flood
built levees around their homes
or fled to higher ground as the
.. Pearl R1ver threatened many
neighborhoods but flooded only a
handful or homes.
M eanwhiJe in Louisiana.
floodwaters continued to recede
in lhe New Orleans area, leaving
millions of dollars in dama1e.
BUT MA.NY STREETS re ·
mained ffOOded today in two of
the bardeat·hit subdivisions 'in
JeHerson Parish. La .. where
dcai.naee canals overflowed and
broke through levees.
THE WEST.PEARL went to a
record 20 feet on the gauge a\
the town of Pearl River two
weeks ago. This time around it
is· expected to crest at 19.3 feet
tonight.
While Mississippi Red Cross
workers cared for 350 persons
who took shelter in Hattiesburg.
rescue workers were faced with
anol.ber. type of problem -fire
ants and snakes .
Mike Lucy';-(>perations officer
for Hatties burg. Forrest-Lamar
Civil Defense. said the l.n.sect.s.
driven from their dens by the
flo o d . were a tt ac hing
themselves to logs and boats and
pose a painful threat to persons
working in noodwaters.
Hattiesburg orficials cau-
tioned residents who had ned
their low.J Ying homes that a
s torm system forecast ror
Thursday and Fr.iday probably
would not cause a s ignificant
change In the river. but another
storm system scheduled ~ ar·
rive on S'unday might make
aome diCference.
Mtort·rlaanged
Eleanor Smeal, president of National Organization of '
Women, lobbying in Chicago for ratification of E1:1ual
Rights Amendment. says women earn only 59 cents to
every dollar earned by men and that women need protec-
tion economically. ·
01' Pal Wort~ $245,000 . ~
. :-Miami M~ Girlfriend, Both Satisfied
• MIAMI (AP > Instead of figbtlng a
"palimony" suit in court. a Miami man has de·
Officials estimated that Jef·
ferson Parish damage alone
would total $150 million. J ef-
fersoo Civil Defense official
Robert Lyons said torrential
weekend rains left water . rang-
ing in depth from a few inches to
a few feet. in lJ..500 homes and
55 public buildings.
· clded to settle things with his Conner girlfriend for
$245,000. including a $125,000 house in New Jersey.
The attorney fo r Philip Schwartz -whose last
known addres:.· was aboard lhe SS.foot yac-ht PJS
UI. which do<'ks at tt\e fashionable Jockey Club
here -s aid tu.., t lJt·nt 1.1.a :. pleased with the settle-
ment.
~tly Fuel
Spells D.emise
Of Supel'jet .
w£.INGTON (t\P> -Thl'
supersonic Concorde jetliner. CJ
beautiful but economically cnp
pied bird, Is losing its only_
domestic route In the United
States -vom Washington·s
Dulles Airport to Dallas-Fort
Worth.
The rising cost of jet fue l final·
ly 0 1pped up the Concorde. ;tnd
Braniff Airways announced it
will halt the Washlngto·Texa!)
serviceJune l
"IT HAS BEEN a very popular
flight , but not veryprof·
ita ble with th·e high cost of
fuel," said Braniff spokes man
Jere Cox of the Washington·
Texas cancellation. "Wfien we
started the service in January
1979. the price was 40 cents a
gallon. Today, it's up 121 percent
to an average 89 cents."
Three times a week. Braniff'"
leased a British Airways Con· .
corde after It had landed at
Dulles from London and n ew It
to Texas.
The )awyer for June Schwartz of Elizabeth.
N .J .. says 1t may be the largest s uch settlement ever in the United State~ •
"l 'VE RESEARCHED this and I think thJS is
the largest settlement of any palimony case in the
country·," said Ms Schwartz' attorney. Robert
Diamond. The settlement included $.95,000 in cash
and furnishings at the Elizabeth home valued at
$25.000.
In a tughly publJc1zed palimony swt last year.
act-Or Ltt Marvin and his former live ·ln gir1Jr1end.
Mi chelle Triola Marvin. settled their d.lfferences
for Sl04,000.
"He simply turned nver the balance of t:he
house and "'hat h<· MnsidNl'd to he a modest cash
pay ment to a\111d <i long and protracted trial."
:.aid att.omey Arnold Kent
MS. SCHW RTZ . WHO changed her last name
v. hf'n she mov1·d 1n 1.1. 1th Schwartz 1n 1969. claimed
the <'ouple had an oral ai:rePment that she would
al1.1.a)!)betakt'n careof ·
Schwartz. l i, left th(' 53·ye-er-old ~ Schwartz
1n 197 wh en ht' r lo\Pd hie; plastics plant m New ·
J <'rsey to open jnothcr one 1n Texas
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.Bianchi Girl Prostitute
' LOS ANGELES {API A h-t~n-•ttu prowtltutl' wno
11a1d ibe wor f.'d for conf~t'\l llllhudo Mranglt'r Ken "Yl'11," Miss llannan replied.
Another witness, Rebekah Spears, who was 15 a't the
time ahe sald Mi11 Hannan recruited her to work for
Bianchi and Buono, recalled: "They told me they were
IJut•kt!d by the Mafia. They referred to them as 'the
boys.'"
oe ud hla coU1ln Ana lo Buono for ft•lr
r than money, Lold a Grand Jury 1hu bC'U eved the
two had conn ctlon lo thl• Muf111 und to local police dt•
partmf'nll. Stronger.
Nudity
"U I rod~ ln a car with Antel•lo und he u w a pretty
1lrl, he would write down th~ llt'cn:"ic plutc "1ld run it
and flnd out w'"'re 1ht1 Uvt>d," Sabra llunnan nld In u
11rand JUO' tr&nKrtpl made pubUc 1'uel'day.
Both women said that Buono had told them he
would kfll them. cut off their limbs and shtp them out or
the state an a box lC they disobeyed blm.
Mlsa Hannan told the .&rand Jury that she was
tricked lnto prostitution. Sbe said Bianchi bad offered to
help her find a modeling job, that be had paid ror her ..
Laws Set
"Throush bla friends In law enforcement," i:.he was
as._ed by t~ pl"ORCulor.
L~· ANGEl.ES (AP) -Loi.
An..._ County a.upervlsors •re
glvln& nude nt.ertalners. bUil
l"ss aunbat.bers. Pll'lU~ ar'l'adci.
and pornography shops 30 da) ~
to cover up, dean up or clear
out
'J1IE STOPWATCH GANG
.M assage porlors escaped th<'
\'Ole Tuesday. but focc the :.nme
possible fpte when. the Board of
Supel'V\Sors m~els next week
UNDER ordin a nces pasi.ed
this week, nude entertainers are
not allowed to accept any tips
while dancing or servmg dnnks
a nd picture a rcades a re forced
to close three hours earlier. at 11"
Pm ..
Rus inesses patronized by
minors mu..,l !>ta pie or· seal s hut
all s exually ~xplic1t publica·
tions. the supervisors ruled.
NO ONE over 10 year~ old
may bask in the buff at a 1mvate
H1viera beach in Ma libu or cit
Pira te's Cover on the beach at
Point Hume, the ordtnances
ruled.
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SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. says California can be. energy independent in
five years if it modernizes its oil refineries to pro·
cess California's vast supplies of heavy crude.
Jn an upbeat appearance Tuesday with :.i
,group or oil .company executives, the Democratic
~ovemor unveiled a 45-page "1985 California Oil
Scenario Study" which he said shows tbat his goal
of energy independence
can be achieved. . ---------But the s tudy which
Brown cited disagreed, BRIEFS
fo r the most part, with
Brown's optimistic pre· ---------
dictions.
The printed report s aid: "In s ummary. the
study concludes that the proepedive 1985 refining
industry uncertainties ar e so great that they m ay
well inhibit needed inyestment from being m< le "
f~ AlteMtati.,e Ba~ked
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
.Jr. 's proposal to replace the odd-c::vcn gasoline
sales plan with county conservation programs has
won ils first committee approval.
T he Assembly Resources. Lnnd Ui.c and
Energy Committee gave the bill 8·5 approval Tu~:-.
day -all memb<!rs voling for 1t were fello\4·
Democrnts. a nd all vot ing against it wer<'
Hepubhcans
f.ion n EndlJr1fed by Howard .Jort•i"
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Howard Jarvis 1s en·
dorsing Paul Gann for the Repub!Jcan nomination
for the U.S. Senate in what both call a new period
or to~ethcrness.
But there had never been a feud in the first
place. the co-sponsors of Proposition 13 i.a1d latl'
Tuesday. Jarvis announced his endorsement at a
fund-ra1s111g dinner for his Proposition 9 on the
.June 3 ballot lie said Gann "must be elected .
1f our nation is to meet the challenge of 1980 ...
\f'8ids .Hod.-for Sfai.-·Bottd•
SACRAMENTO <AP> -No one wants to buv
a ny of the State of California's latest offering of
Sl25 mi!Jion worth of bonds. and State Treasurer
Jesse Unruh JS blami ng the 7 percent interest limit. ·
Unruh said T uesday at the bid opening -at
which there Wl·rc no bids -that he would. ask the
Legislature to raise the interest limit to 9 percent..
Two ra t ing· agen cies recently downgraded
California bond~. but Unruh ~aid this had nothing
to do with the lack of bids for S80 million worth of
bonds lo finance Cal-V~t farm and home loans and
S4S million to.build sewage treatment plants.
ro.eeu .. fiitrPfltl Cable Car11 Rfflf ~
SA!'l FRA7'CISCO <AP) -Cable cars on the
·popular Powcll .Street hne. which stretches from
Market Street to Fis herman's Wharf. began roll
ing today after being shut down almost seven
months for repair:-. , ·
Nov.. all th1 t•<.: of San Francisco's fabl<'d cablC'
car lme'> an• OJJ<•rating. JUSt in tim(• for lhl' hr<1n
l>pnng and :.ummcr toura~t l>e~on. The California
Stat<.· lint· 'IA.a~ rf'lurn!·d to '''r\'1!'(' m :-.;m·embt•r
<1nd the ll}dc Street hnc· an Fcbruar).
l.:Rast T«>n• llar~ar Co 11eern
· LOS ANG EL ES < P ) -The Port of Los
Angeles hos until Sund a to redecorate a least tern
nes ting site under l'On ·om. or a perm it to dredge
Los Angeles Harbor. coa~tal offlc1als ruled
The state Coastal Commission granted lhe dred~ing permit Tuesday with strings attached for
the benefit of the tern and other wildlife .
25%
hnd a bK'J setcct1on ot rug~r ~ · hoes
t.1nd boots tor backpacking • 1 t P.avv
wofk act1v1tior. Shown. 2 wl!'1 f•, I
grain leather uppers. Gooelyt•ctr we ~
construction. men's 7 to 1111.'
A. 8" logger boot. Olach.. • 'C." •oc
V1bram• luq ~otc Reg. 45 00. 33.75
B. 6" butternut boot, uer•t' -.nte
ll'SISIS 011 Reg. 36 00. 26.99
Wd ..... Aprtl 11, ,..,
plane flight to Los Angeles from Texas, and that Buono
had given her SlOO for clothes.
Mia Hannan said s he was taken by Blancbl and •
Buono to a paper recyoling fact.ory'in Cudahy where she
was told to commit acts of prostltut!on with several
men.
She sald the tactory·belonged to two brolben, Den··
nls and Carl Abajian. She ldenllfled a former Hunt·
ington Park police chief, a Bell city councUman and a
former , chief deputy to county s upervisor Pete
Schabamm as being at the st.as party.
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The FBI has released
this set of. photos of
what it describes as
an expert gang of
bank robbers at work
dunng a Wells Fargo
heist m the Clairemont
section of San Diego.
The FBI has attrib1.1ted
fou r recent Sa~
Diego-ar ea bani<
hddups to the gang.
The four robbers are
heavily armed. wear
Hallow een o r s k 1
masks and move
'ltllth precision L!,nder
the d1fect1on of a man
with a stopwatch
dangling f ror:n a neck
c11a1n. the FB I says .
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Huntington Center Mall
Thurs. thru Sunday
COLLECTORS
CORNER Rare Coins & Stamps
GOLD&SfLVD
Pnces for 4-15-80 Gold CloM I& UI S<w. Cl. 114 50
"" Set K•ucie"onm sns. ssu M'lpl" Lp;:if, $535. SIU.
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A f>mu ll but vocal bond of Orange County sherlWs ~ pu_h t'l\ dt-c1dl' th• week lo try N> i t a ~ce or their boss.
Sheri.Cl· oroner Br d Cat~
1'fwy u.-,t'd • rather urumag1nata ve ttthniqut.> The ·
cnlh.'<l u f>rt'~b t•tm(t>rence. fw cd and fumed and warned
they'll SUt' thl' htdt• Off tht• !>hPnff If he d<><>l'in'l C'Otn('
urnund t-O ttw1r l>O)nt or \ll(~~ '
Orw <lf tht· l'ril ic'&. not -.urprabinttly, Is Lauren Ru1>k. •in \ll)l)uc·cl'bbful t•hallt-nt;t.'r to Gate& an tht• lV78 el~uon1-o
. •\notht.•r 11> a l't't1n-d deput)' '4hum C-i~trs ha& rl'ful>ed to l b
• :o.JH' a rclln•mt•nt bad~e and a permit that would ullow
h1 rn lP rarr) ~1 l'Oncenled ~ l'npon
Tht•rt.• \\'US d lS('USSIOO or the badg~ IS ue. U1lt•rdcpurt
mrnt t ranl-fl'r!'. and the-que:.t ion or whet her the bomb <.111>·
po~al unit s hould b4> equipp.•d with red lights and siren
'Tht· 1ssueb. ::.imply , art• inronsequ('ntial. And they
~•mply rt-Clt•<'t the petty reac tions of a group whose man
(ltdn 't gl•t t•h.•c·tt>d
1.r the dc•putws hav€! le~1t1mate complaints about the
:-.henff, and tf they warrant public exposure and dis·
t•uss1on. a pres:s conference isn't a bad way .t.o get ~Ulen·
lfon. •
But they'd better have som e thing m ore significant to
d1:-.c uss if they hope to gain any cr edibility. In this ln·
stunct-. they wasted ever yone's time -m (')uding the ir
0\\ II.
Park Plan Beneficial
The California Department of Parks and Recreation
would like to s pe nd $7.4 million ror p a rks projects m
Orange County -much of it along the coast -if voters
;.ipprove Proposition 1 o n the June 3 ballot.
The proposed projects. detailed in a weekend hearing
of the s tat e Parks and. Recre ation Commission. r eflect a
g rowing belief that m ore has to be done to meet the
recreational desires of the public.
Pl'<>ple like to camp at Doheny State Beach in Dana
Pomt. ont> of the f cw places where beachfront camping is
;\\'<J tlable along the California coast. Vacationers like it
M1 mueh thl'Y ofte n wait several m onths to obtain a
l'l'Sl ' l'V;JtlOn
Thl' :-.t<.Jtc· would like to expand Doheny a nd pur ch ase
some nt:arby hluff p roperty for use as a recreational
't•htde campground .
L'pcoast. tht• s tate v.ould like to begin work on the
n1•\\ Crvstal CO\'<:' State Park on the beautiful coastlrnc
lwl \\ el·ri Laguna lk<Jch and Corona .dcl Mar.
l 'nders tandably: residents in the communities adja-
1·t·nt 10 the parks have concl'r m. about thr effects of this
l'\f'>ancktl us<.' :md the additional people it will attract.
Tht·v ~hould r e membe r that with Ja;l~ ;ind other
11-.111<..pohutwn costs rising so rap1dl~-. many of them -
.rncl us <Jn• going to bl' confining our \'acat1ons and
n•(·rt•ational trip~ to nearby outlets
Th~ t·xpandcd facd1tics Vt!ry ltltely would turn out to
hl·nefit coastal <rnd othc•r Orange County r'cs 1dcnts more
I h;rn anyone l!bl'.
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l1rllation Fueled
One of the factors helping to fuel rnnat1on and feed
I Ill' -..tatt· money surplus 1s the gasoline s ales 1ax.
In l!n2 thr t:ix was rqu1valrnt to 1 7 cc·nls pt•r gallon
'\ow 1t is 8 l't•nb. It'!-. t•xpectt~d to reach 12 cents a gallon
!J, the end of tbl' year. .
That 's bcc.'aUS(' the flat 6 percent tax ,hauls in more
nwm·v e\·e rv t1mr OPEC n.uses the price of crude 011 and
d1-..tnhutors.ra1sc the price of gas ·
The 6 percent. by the-way goes on top of the 11 cents
,1 gallon state highway tax, so it's a t<Jx en a tax. s afely
h1<lclt•n m the total p u mp price. .
It's not s urprising to learn th.al an initiative to abolis h
t hl' gasoline sales tax is being promoted. Proponents
hopl' to round up 346.000 sign atures to q ualify t he
nwasurC' for the Novem ber ballot.
Supporters include Cong ressm an Barry Goldwater
.Jr . who believes Californians should be aware t hat this
tax 1s helping to boost gasoli ne prices even higher.
California 1s one of only eight states that impose a
sales tax on gasoline a nd it has the highest sales tax rate
among the slates.
With Presiaent Carter's proposed 10 cen ts a gallon ~u rC'hargc looming. the combined government s ha re o f
profit on gasolrne promises to equal even OPEC's ex-
t ravaganccs.
On the subject of gasoline prices. drivers would
\\l•lcomc passage of either one of two bills now in the
Legislature. They'd require gas st ations to post prices of
a II three grades in letters clearly visible from the
roadway to grve motorists at least a c ha nce to shop for
1 heir costlv fuel. And while they're a t it, how about post·
mg operating hours as well? Plenty of gas is being wasted by
drivers hunting for an open station .
• Opinions e:icpresscd in the sp=c above are those of the Daily Pilot
Olher views expressed on this page are -ttrose of their authors and
artists Reader comment is 1nv1ted· Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Boit 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321
Boyd/Opportunity
By t,.M. BOYD
Any woman of means who
wants to m eet gentlemen
friends would do well to in-
vest in numerous corpora·
tion s so t o a ttend the.
I stockholde rs' m eetings.
That's the recommewiation
or a renowned autho71ty on
matters romantic. Claim is
most of the folk who gather
at such confabs a re men .
And these men tend lo be
fairly wen heeled as weU as
congenial. Maybe so. Still,
~-"llMLLove and War man feels
California may be a
grand place to live but
it is no Shangri·La. A
recent survey s hows
t wo·lhirds of Califot·
nians feel there Is
someUUng wrong with
the in -phys ically.
financially. or socially.
C.M.
(;l .. fl'l'J (;ii\ Cltl'IW'MfUt .art \lit "'*'" ., ,., .. ,, ·~· ...... N<ttUttly rtti«I IN v .. w \ o4 llM -....-. a.. yWt ... ,.. .... ~' """OiNly ....... .
t a tactic is a lltue· ~e
fiahln · dynamite. ·Ro
certified w en of the game
would approve it.
You know those Twin
Towers of the World Trade
Center ln New York City?
The people who ride thelr
elevators dal~ outnumber
the residents of tJ<>lse, Idaho.
You kn o w what l'be
Norwegians say: "The lazier
a man is, the more he's going
to do tomorrow."
Rralniest or the rodenta are
the squirrels. They live
longer, too.
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Robl'r1 N. WeedlPubUiher T~I K..,,11/Edltor P"
' ea,,,_f'ft Krt blchl Edllorl•I P-ee Editor
Nicbolu von Hoff man
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lnierverJtions H~ven 't ft _ Challce
You'll hear more rational db·
cuuloo in the open claasroom of
• ptrcnllt ln 1rammar school
than .)"OW' ears'll 1et UsteninC to
them thrltik economics at each·
other ln yow-nation's capital.
Nol an hour passeg but aootber
wackball prol)Ollal Is n oaled by a
polufclan, -bl.ltlneuman or
&omei highly plared loony tune
loud~ with many hours aJld lil·
tle 1>enae.
The present hys te r ia arues
out or the thudding noise the
bond murket
mad e when
Its ituddenly
dead body rut
the (l oor
(Bonds. like
mortgages,
a re J oa n s
made to busi·
n esses and
aovemmental
bodies, usual-
ly for buying ~w equipment.
bulldlng, etc. They pay a rixed
rate of interest SO, like your old 6
percent home mortgagee, they
a ren't worth much when infla·
ti on goes wild.)
Hundreds of billions of dollars
or paper losses. have been SUS·
tained by individuals and insUlu·
lions. As a result or the nose dive
of the prices of bonds, practical·
Jy every savings and lo~ as-
s o.c i a tio n in the country is
technically bankrupt. alt.hough
these remain paper losse~ until
11nt.1 If there la an actual need to
sell them,
But' a theoretical paper loss
c n change behavior. It may
already b»ve done so =me
of the natloo's homeo • as
,word gets a bout real estate
prices ain't gom' up, but have
begun to travel south.
THE REA.SON for the nabbi·
ness in real estate prices is in·
terest rates. They're now so high
that people with property to sell
are discov·erlng they have lo
come down on the price to make
the buyer's monthly payments
affordable . Even property
owners who aren '\ trying to sell
their houses can't help but be in·
nuenced by the knowledge their
principal fi.nanclaJ asset is worth
less than it was six months ago.
-This gives birth to a tendency to
cut back on spending.
All this is havi n g the
cumulative effect or propelling
Republicans and DemO<'rats
alike toward doing something.
The best and the most he lpful
proposal would be to balance the
budget and go home. But slDce
Hoover 's day, politicians have
r eacted t o every sort o f
dom estic lrisis by calling for a
balanced budget . and repetit.Jon
has diminishN.I the proposal's
jazzy allure . The masses want
price controls and now, their
bond s ·worthless, '"s o do thl'
classes.
Pollt1ciane are s uggest -
ing any number or new and not
ao new ways by which the gov·
.:rnment can fiddle with or
otherwise control frff markets .
R a tioning, tax gimmicks.
fe de rally reg ulated wa~e s.
bureaucratically determined
prices -every hour the news •
ticker carries another call for
government act.Jon .
subsidy at a COil of l)llnon.s that
the admi.nia~ttors ud Concresa
do thelr best ne ver to add up.
The total would be too, too
much. From this rancid·~
we have bankruptcy and bad
service. ·
The first and last real effort at
p lanning, I.e., taking· the
necessary steps to give these
economic proposals any cha.nee
Whether or not controls of good success, was terminated
and the.other many equally im-in 1943 with the congressionally
portant anti-rqarket interven· ·mandated death of the National
lions like railroad subsidies and Resources Planning Board.
Chrysler &oan guarantees might NOTTRATtheBoardeverwas
possibly work according to one act ual ly a llo w e d to ptan
theory or another. in the opera-~ything, but it had de veloped
llonal world. they haven't a the staff and ablllty to plan if
chance. The government isn't or· ever asked to. It wasn't, and
ganjzed to design, administer or with its de mise went any hope or
oversee most or the interventions the executive braoch wefding
il is aJre~dy unha ppily and (m. these interventions Into a
fruitfullyengagedln. · coherent program. In the early
. FOR THAT we have to blame
ou r resistance to central
economic planrung. Government
interfe rence in the private
m arket economy can only hope to
work if.it is designed not by gangs
of r avenous ~ngressm en, but by
!iome more sens ible process.
Planning doesn 'l as·sure interven-
tions will succeed but its absence
guarantes they will fail.
In case you need convincing,
take a peek at lhe transportat1on
industry. where the government
1nten·enes by r cgul<tt1on and
19708, President Nixon tried to
t:>uild a planning and policy unit.
into 'the executive office ol the
presiden~. but when he got the
bum 's rush, that went down the tubes with"hlm. ·
Even so. those men who are
p\Jshing for another round of ex-
pensive, intrusive failure might
r<.•me mber wh at Franklin
Hoosevt>lt, a man not inex-
perienced in these matters, once
~aid : "Oictatorsh1ps do not grow
out of strong and successful gov-
t-rn ments. but out of weak and
ht!lpless governments."
R·owland Evans I Robert Novak
Yugoslavia Target of .Soviet Buildup?·
BONN. West German)
M aJor. unanounced Soviet troop
movements m Central Europ<•
have raisC'd susp1c1ons <tmong
Wes tern ml11tarv authorat1<·..,
that Moscow 1 ~ p rC'panng
contingency plans for prcssunng
Yugoslavia after thE: death of
ailing PrE>sldl'nt Tito
The most ominous buildup by
the Soviet Union of g round
troops m thC'
he a rtland or
its Eastern
E u ro p ean
empire is thC'
dep loyml'n t
of s ix crack
div1 s 1on s
fr om thei r
ba ~e tn
"' t' .., l t' r n
Ru ssia t o
Pilsen. a ma1or city in we~tt•rn
Czechoslovak.Ja.
WE STERN 1ntelii_gcnce
:.ources suspect that tht·'>P
forces. comprl.!>1n~ the <'lite I llh
Guards Army. ar<.• bt:tng held in
readiness fo r a bogus ··call for
h elp" by S(•parat1st pol1t1<'JI
factions m Croatia llomctimc 1n
the futu re. Croatia b<>rders
Austna and Hungary.
This and other Soviet groU/ld •
and air movements do not ·
suggest any imminent Soviet
att.ack on northern Yugoslavta
In fact. well·1nrormed West
Germ~n mi litary experts
believe the Kre mlin will Lry to
avoid any direct military assault
to exploi t probable post·T1t o
upheavals in Yugoslavia.
R a t h e r .' t h e e x t e n 5 1 v l'
rein forcem e nts of Sovie t
military power in Central
Art Hoppe
F.uropr point to lun1.: tt•rm
c·ontingenn plJO!'> w, . ..,t .. rn
t• '< per I " h c rt' b c.• I 1 e v l' th t'
10 .... level We:.tcrn n·:Jrt1on to tht•
Sovwt take<)\cr of AfghanJ!>l:m
has emboldened thl' Krt>mltn.
THERE HAS ncH?r bei.'n any
doubt that the So\ 1ets would
at t empt to d c<;t abil1H·
Yugoslavia. :-;ti.lrt1ng ~nth
internal pol1t1 cal machmatJons
once Tito's urufying rnfluenct• 11>
rcmo..,·ed from tht' country he
has dominated for 35 ye.irs
In addition lo the I Ith Guards
Army, Moscow has ~h1fted four
~ n1 ·v. IJnk dn 1~111n ... 111 llum'.•r'
frnm th1• KH·\ Jr•··• \ n1•v.
.int 1 a 1 rl' raft bri l! J tfco of l.111•
mudd !'.Urfart• to :11r rn1'>'>ilt"' I'>
nf·v. ly deplo:<>d nt•Jr lht• ('11·<'h
tll\ of Bratis l ~HJ. "'h1c-h lw'
JU'>.t north of tht' tn bordt·r "'1th
Austria and ll un~a r :
Presumabl}. th1'> hndize v.ould
p~o,1de covl'r fnr ~round
operations into \'uJ?o.,la' 1a frum
Ct.l'<'hOSIO\'ak1;.i ;int1 llung.ir:
~nd po:.sibly evl'n ucro:,:, neutral
t\ustna.
W ESTER. ~usp1l'lOn!o; over
tht·H' und1 sc lo:,l'd Sov iet
mt1 11 .1n prc'(><i r~i11nn-. reflect
1-ro\o\ 1ng tt>n:,1on ..1cross Euroµe
1 h.11 1.., kt,ep1ng tht· night lamp:.
hurmn~ in We-.tt•rn European
1• h a n c· l'l I l' n <'" . 0 n c o b v i o us
rt>.l ... on for tht.• C'Oncern 1s the
nminous SonC'l m1htary buildup
Jrro.,., th<.' boJ'rd and 'ifte lack of
coordinated allied strategy.
Th1' troop movements into
st•n -.1t ive Centra l European
r~i:1nns ad101n ing No rthern
\'ugos l:iv1a . althoug h n nt
fo rmally a<'knowledged by
\\'e<;tern ~o,·ernments, 1s only
the latC:-~t 1n a se r ies of
menacmg Soviet moves
D~~nothing Qualifications Resurrected
Whal this country needs is :t
good do-ooth.ing president.
Thus 1t is that a. tiny band or
us pat.riots. realizing the peril of
tbe hourl have formed The Na·
tional Committee to Dr a ft
General Eisenhower.
The initial response has been
overwhelming. Everywhere I go
wearing my
new ··1 Like
Ike in '80' ·
b utton ,
s tran ge r s
stop me and
b e g t o c ·) amber
a board lhe
bandwagon.
•'Tho se
were the good •
old days ." they 'IJ s ay. a
nostalgic gleam in their eye.
"Peace. prosperity. stabllity.
decency and unity." they'll say.
"No Vietnams. sexual revolu·
lions, Wate rgates or economic
chaos. They don't pMKe presl·
dents like that anymore."
OB, OCCASION ALL V I'll run
Into a die-hard Jimmy Carter
supporter who will ar gue that
the Incumbent ls also a do·
nothing president. There's some
truth lo that. But he Is not a ge.
nuine do-nothing president. He
keeps trying to do sometblng.
Would a genuine do-nothing
president declare "the moral
e quiv"'1 1enl o( a war" on
anything" And look al the mess
we 're in three years later
Ronald Reagan fans have a
better case. They can pomt v.1th
pride to their candidate's re«>rd
as governor of California. And
they wtll nghlfull)' contend that
he's also done nothing for the
last s ix years, except run for
president and writ.e a newspaper
column, which is nothing.
But. frankly, I simply don't
trust Mr. Reagan to continue do·
ing nothing. To demonstrate his
youthful vigor. he keeps talking
about doing something -llke
Punela -=-'\, .
·-" -~
block:idm~ Cuba or getting
tough with tht• I ranian:.,
Personally. I'd have more con·
fldence in him 1f only he were
twt•nty years older
president played golf. There
v. ere crises to be sur e. But how
could the nation panic over
Lebanon or the Suez Wa r if the
president was pr acticing ap-
proach shots on'the South Lawn?
Then there was that fatherly IN ANV EVENT, when it com-!>mile, that air of supreme con-e~ to making a good do·nothln1-t fldence and that innate ability to
president, nc1th<'r Mr Carter choose exactly the right words.
nor . M r : R ca J! a n h a s t h e Certainly no president in history
quahr1cat1ons for leadership that has ever made a more reassur-
M r . Eisenhower" as born with. • in~ s tatement than: "Things are
Most important Is that neither more the way they are today
plays jtolf. The k<'Y to the na· t h a n they h3ve ever been
t i o n a I s t r e n i t y o r the before." ..,
Eisenhower years was that the
•
A FEW camcs have carp-
ingly complaine d that Mr. ,.
Eisenhower is not eligible lo OC·
cupy our. hjghest office due to
the s tate or his bea)th.
This is not so. The only two re-
qui re ments set forth bf the
ConsUtutlon are that tbe presi-
dent ,be a "natural born cttiam"
who has ••attained the aae of.
thirty.five years" -require·
men ts Mr. Eisenhower easily
meets. Nowhere does it say tbe
president must be among tbe Uv·
Ing.
''Some kind of foul-up, I'm afraJd-acfence gets all
the mo~ and vou eactt receive one~ third of his
' corpae."
In ract, we of the comro.itlee
feel that tbia factor can only
enhance Mr. Eisenhower's ap.
peal. After all, for 200 yeara we
Americans have tnvar,ably had
far more respect for OW' deed
president.a than for our. Uvtnc
ones.
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• ' GfNEAAL NEWS -· DAIL V PILOT .4 7
"'-~-~ie~~li. S_layer's _Message. Remain~-,s--H ........ yste-ry·-·· ,,. .. --~-... .,...., .
l\(o t of u~pect's ~il>i Cliecks Out compared with the scribbUn1 on lbe mirror.
HEMPlllLL'S LAWYEa, BOB CADY, says
hla cUent wai ln Dallas and on vacation the day of
the murder. Recordl at J .C. Penney, ,where be
worked, showed be had begun a scheduled flve-<lay
vacat.loa. C~ nid he verified IDOlt of Hempblll'a a Ubl.
A J.C. Penney spokesman aald Hem. p~l bad a.
complaint-free.>Wrk record and wu billllY recom·
m ended by a former dean and profesaor at an East DALLAS <A l1 l 0 bera lllartlnaoe Uved
most ol Mr Ufe m t ar or 1tran1era. hldi.ftl MblDd
lOc.'ked dof:>rt aod r fuaina lo open \hem to aayoee
1be did not kno.., ,
The 28-y..ar·old ~ife ol a promlnent Da.llu at·
torney, Mrs Martin on pus.hed furniture &lalml
the dooN al n1acht . rcf\aM."d lo answer tbe lelephooe
and ollen slept undor the bed v.ht'n her buabaDd
was away, l'\.'lBtlH'~ und frieotb wd
. "MY D A\IGllTF.R WOULD NOT ADMIT a
total 1t rnnt:cr to hl·r home." s&ld her fol.her. John
M . WoodM>o 'Sh.-would not open a door to 11
callf'r Wllt$S sht• could !\ee tum or ltt.ew·hlm "
• Tht> prt•fuuttons taken by M rs. Martinson. a
nurse and motht>r of a 15 monlh old son, .were to no
avail On Murch 31 , her nude body was found on
the bedroom noor of her fush1onable North DaUaa
hOml'. a mat'rame plant holder wrapped lightly
around her nt·<·k
On a nt.>arby noor-to <'t'l liog mirror. a message
.was scribbled an pale rose bpsllck It read . "Now
we are e ven Don " l>on 1s her husba.od's name and
also ls the first name of the man charged wilh her
. murder
TllE MAN CltAllGED W.(8 a television re-
p airman who had twice been 1n the Martinson
home, officials sa.> But Pohoe say they cannot ex-
plain the slaym~ or the message .
"We are slJll hoping more witnesses who may
h ave been reluctant will come forward," said Sgt.
Bi 11 'l>arker .
"She had a horror or dying like this." said a
close friend who asked not to be ideoWied.
On &.mday, Donald Wayne Hempbll1, 32, was
charged with murder and ls bein& beld in the
Dallas <;ounty jail in lieu of $50Q,000 bood.
IN tm AND AGAIN IN 1174, police records
showed, Hemphill was convicted in Tul.la, Okla.,
of indecent exposure and sentenced to tbe
Oklahoma Stat.e Penitentiary. The former Marine
also ~erved .-term inl.171al the Federil-Correc-
tionaJ Institution in Teurtana, Tua, for im·
personating an FBI agent.
Medical examiners ruled the YoaDI woman
bad been dead four to eight hours.Uthe time wbe:n
Martinson, a civil trial lawyer, said be found his
wife's body upon returning from jury duty.
An autopsy showed Mrs. Martin.son died of
s trangulation. There was semen in ber mouth, and
Call Piper
Jllic'}_Plague A~sies
MELBOURNE. Australia <AP> -Farmers in
~outht·m Australia "!Q.o already face a potentiall)
disastrous dr~ught a~skjng for government heli::
in counterinJ;: a mouse plague they say threaten~
their rrops and is ruining their hves.
The mice range from South Au.stralia , where
the rl'S1dents rlaim t hey are stealing lunches from
:..ehnol duldrt.>n, to Victoria State l,000 miles to the
t•ast. Damage estimates run into the millions ot
dollars in some towns .
··Mice have eaten everything we have ..
T hey've practically wrecked our home. now they
arc wrecking our lives," s aid Bob Reid of
\\'oom elan i::. 244 m 1lei. west of Melbou rne.
· Th(•:r ·ve <.•atc•n a ll the kids" bedclothes and a fair
hit nf our clothin~ ... I 'vc Sl'Cn mice chewing at
the kids' cars :it night and catmg at the comers of
t hC'1r mouths."
.John Mc Dowell. a Woomelang pig farmer.
'aid hl· p01sont.>d 20.000 mice in two nights without
nottn•ably decreasm~ tht• plague
A reporter for the Melbourne. JI C'rald wrote
·that the floor of ~1 d>owt"ll's pig shed was a foot
deep m yl'r m1n ... a la\ mg M!i.l of crl'<Jtures ..
Selling Slackens
In Auto lndustry
DETROIT 1AP 1 A brief spnng selling nurry
apparently has t>ndcd. si.ly US. automakers. and
sales arc back <1t rcn·ssaon<1ry levels
The ft\t.• domestic companies sold 184 ,788 cars
m the period from April 1·10 rompared with 217.290
in early April of f979, a de cline of 25 percent. ,
TllE DAILY SELLING RATE. 20.532. was the
v.orst for the period s ince 18,132 m the recession
'ear of 1975 · After th<' sales report Tuesday. Ford Motor
Co. announced 1t v.ould close its Mahwah. N.J .. as-
sembly pli.int -its second assembly plant closing
this yea r. The company also announced plans to
close two specialty plants and eliminate shifts at
four others.
SOME ASALYSTS SAID THE difficulty of get-
ting car loans under tight-money policies choked
sales just as it did in.late March. Before that, the
beginnings of the spring selling season showed
some sign& of a small revival from the nearly
year-long slump.
"There are more buyers tha n there l$ availa-
ble crediV' said a Ford Motor Co. analyst who
declined to be identified.
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. D.INNER s5ts '
SPECIALS · ·
Choice of House Caesar Salad ·
or Soup of the Day
Served with Vegetable & Garnish ·
MON -Oticken O.Osseur I
TUE -BralMd Short Ribs of i..f
WED -Swordfish Newburg
Of available) or
Seabau NeWburg
THUR -lamb Shank
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3201 E. Coast Hltllrw.,
CorOM clel M~ t--. 67SJ7171
............ ud ...... probably bad .... bound.
Olftdall .. , tben ..... DO lDdkaUou ol IULW
lDterecM ...
. Jt J#U a w .. k after t.tM 1layln1 before Illa~ 1av• llav..U11ton a 1tatement, ••Yin& •
be •• IOO dl1trau1bt. By that tlme be bad re-
tained DO&.ed Teaa1 defeue att.orMy Pbll Burleaoa.
of D.U...
EAU. Y IN 111! CASE, DETECTIVES said
they wer:t! downplaylna the poulblllty the slayloa
wu N>lated to Martlnaon's law pract1~ because h~ handled prtmarUy civil cases -cases not likely
to provoke strong animosities. ·
In his statem~ot. Martinson included a list of
ret·ent vts1tors
Burleson bald records given to police showed
Hemphill bad been lo ,the Martinsons' $200,000
brick home on two occasions. .
Hemphill was sent lbere March 10 to book up a
televLStoo set, Burleson said, but failed to take t.be
proper equipment to correet faulty antenna recep-uon..
"He came back the 14th and spent a good por-•
Uon of the.day there working oo it," .Burleson said.
"Debbie told Don later that be bad been there. that
they had talked and that be bad been very
friendly.
"IT WAS JUST A NOR.MAL conversation. He
said be had been a pilot and that be was going to
quit and go into business for himself." be said.
Burleson theorized that entry to the Martinson
home the day Mrs. Martinson died may have been
gained through the electronically . controlled
garage door. Police are seeking the lipstlck and
any electronic Cfevice that might bave been used to
open tM garage door.
Texas junior college. • '
Roly Balhi-rs ,.,. ...........
Parker declined to say whether Hemphill had
given police.a statement or whether the s uspect
had been placed at the home. He sald s·amples
ba'\'e been taken of Hempbill's handwriting to be
A n estimated 300.000 Hindu pilg rim:.
gather to bathe in tht: Ganj!es H1vcr. re·-
g ardf>d a s holy. during rcllg1ous festival in
Jlardv.ar in northe rn India .
-
Continental Airlines introduces the lowc~t
nonstop fare ·to c·rucago, bar none.
-rust $111.00 gets you to Chi cago one-way.
Children 2 thru I J fly fo r..only $83.00. And t~crc
arc no restrictions. No fin e print All Coac h ~cat-;
,, are available. No advance purchase is nccc~~ary,
so there's no waiting. no mandatory length
of stay. This fare is good anytime be-
tween May J and June 15. 1980!
Along the way you ge t the
same great service you've come ••Ml: ---to expect from Contin-
ental. Complimentary
me al<-. Free 1.,tcreo and inOight video with sports
highlighb.~Plu~ wide-body Goldcn·kt comfart
~n vcrhcJd \torngc for carry-ons.
.._....,.l'-..a.-"· ental to ChicagQ for $1 11 , there's no
lower fare! a our travel agent, company lravd
department br Continent.al.
f \II lfJ\d mU•I ho: ,.,..,,f'kk'J "'Jun.··~ llJ>UI
MAY 1-14: 9:00 am. 12:00 noon. 4:00 pm~ 12:10 am.
l:FFECTIVE M AY 15: 12:00 nrnn. 12:10 ar.:.
The Proud Bird with the Golden Tail.
CONTINENTAL / AIRLINES.
U.S.A /Canada/Mexico/Hawaii/Micronesia/ Australia/New Zealand/Fiji/Samoa/and the Orient. .
Los l\ngcln: 772-6000 • Btvtrly Hill\ 11'<1 San Fcmand<' ~lley: 9R6·1000 • B11rll:ink. Otmdak ~nd PiMdcna: 2"6·11111 •Long Buch ~~7-4400 • Ontarl<l and Pomon1J 988·6$41
Onlngc County: 537-31 14 • Rtve~idc and San 8crnar<11no Toll Free (8001 221·2810 • C\,m Go bncl Valle)'· 519·4210 • Sant11 Monk.i and South Bay: 646·22JO
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A8 o.\tl. Y PILOT CONSUM£8
£K8JO Th•t • Antta Bt"aton's home town
In Sweden Sht" alao ratrtes a Swed.iah naa
nc.tt to hl'r lictmi t
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''Cot a problem? Tian wnte to Pol Dwm. Pat will
cut r ed tape, gettmg the an.noen. and Qdaon I/Oii Med
to aoh~ ~itaea m gowmment and bwiMu. Mail
your quutwn& to Pat-.Dunn, At Your Service. Orange
Ce><ut "°1/y PtLol . P 0 Bo;r 1560, CMta Mesa , CA
92626. As many letlen cu posnltU Will be answered,
but phoned mquint's or Lettt'f'! not mcludmg the
reader's full name. address and bwineu hour s' pl&o'M
number cannot'be considered. Thu column appears dai·
ly e:rcepl Sundays.·· · ·
F .... taf11 To11 C'a11 Btart E11~•
DEAR READERS: More than 100,000 outdoor
"Fun Fountain" water toys may cause serious eye
injuries to · children, accordlng to the Coasumer
Product Safety Commission. A free correction pro·
g ram is being conducted volu.ntartly by the
Wbam,o Manuluturing Co. of San G11brl~I.
The toy cons ists of a clown bat and bead whkb
attach to the e nd or 3 garden hose; the bat·ris es in
the air as water fl ows through the clown•s bead.
The stream or water could cause serious eye ln·
jurif''> to children who peer into the water outlet.
The to;.s haH' bf>e n sold nationwide in toy and
\'3 rie t) i.t ores for approlrlmately $10. Model
num lier 237 is printed on the toy's package.
Part'nts \hould go to their retailer to receive a
free valve insert fo.r the toy to control the water
now. i:he.r. also·may receive the insert by contact-
ing Wham·O, Customer Service Department 7, 835
E. El ~lonte St., San Gabriel, Cail. 91778 , or by
phoning C213) 287·9681 collect.
All "Fun Fountain" toys manufactured s ince
Det"ember 1979, are equipped with water now COD•
trol valves. These new editions can ·be identified
by a blue hose connector <In.stead of a red connec-
tor > at the base of the clown head. "Important
Notice'' and "Safety Check List" also are printed
on the new lo,Y cartons.
• Ret.ir~~,. lnromf9 Profe~f~d
D EAR PAT : I didn't think I bad to file a tax
rcturh becau:.c l'm retired and most of my income
come<> from -B...a.tlroad Retirement and Social ~Pcunt;.. I :im \H~d t hough because one of my
friend' tole! me th<• r ules had changed on this. Will
) nu let m e know ~bout this as qwckly a s possible'?
W.D., Costa Mesa
IRS i.ay~ that certain types or inJ=Ome are ex·
<'mpt from la'<. a nd tt\.is is espt"cialfy true for re·
tirre-.. Social Security or Railroad Retirement,
public 3ssi,tance and workmen's com~bsation
. are am on~ tho-.e that neither should be reported
nor c<ini.i dert>d when adding up gross income.
IHS add' that a i.ingle person age 65 or more
nP('d not fill· a 1979 redf'ral tax return if that
p.•r .. 11n·, in l'omc· for 1979 wa!> lei.s than S4,300. The
corn·..,ponding fi gure ror a marrie(f couple filing a
joint n•tum b 57,400 -if hoth ar(' age 65 or more.
IC onP bf)()UM• is less than 65 years old, then Mi.400
' is tht• magic number.
.~·oud 011inio 1~ Good ldf.>tl
DEAR PAT I ·recall that you had a toll ·free
num~x·r in )nur c·olumn for persons who wanted a
,ec·ond mt•d1<·a l opinion b<'for e havi ng non-
i·mt·r~cnc\ .. ur~c·ry . Could you repeat 1t? My doc-
t1>r hJ" acfn,t•d a gall bladder operation and I
. \\ ould like· a 'tctond op1n1on
W B . Costa Mesa
The D•·uartment of lll'alth, Education. and
Welran•-. toll ·frt'e. 'crond·opinion hotline number
h 1800) 638·6!U3. A {ill nill he lp you locate a
'peciali<.t nt•a r )Otr.--1
Before )OU go for a !>econd opinion, ask your
doctor to c'<plain the reai.oo for the operation, in·
duding benefits, risks and recovery time. Ask
what \\ould happen if you don't have surgery and
U there are othe r tre atments that could be tried
rirst. Also check on the cost and if your medical in·
surance will cover It. ,
When you meet with the s econd dQctor,
des cribe the s urgical procedure the first doctor re·
colft!m ended and any tests you know you have bad.
In m any cases, your first dpctor 'YW send your
medical records to the specialist or second doctor.
You-and the specialis t miry want to-repeir tes ,
althou~h this may not be necessary. After the
specialist either confirms or disagrees with the
firi.t doctor 'i. opinion , ask your questions again.
Also remember tha t many private health in·
~urance companies as well as Medicare and
~ledicaid "'ill pay for a second opinion.
•·or more details,. request HEW's booklet,
"Thinking of .Having Surgery -Why Not Get A
Second Opinion?". It's free from Consumer I .
formation Center, Dept. 57511. Pueblo, Colo. 81
~oraya Says Husband
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--Bribed Businessmen
-oo YOU· NEED
A J;AWYER?
LOS ANCSLCS <AP• -Tht
Ht rancc.oct wtre ol a SaudJ Ar•blan
b UJou,lte bu •c:cuaed Califon\1• ta·
ecuUve1 of acctpUn1JroeUtutes.
SwlH bank ac:~u a upen1lve
1lft.a u rewarda to.-do4n1 bw.lnea• ln
th Middle E.&ll.
tnembere of th Ir ra m1Ues, w r•
J?lvt-n t>XP n ~1ve Je we lry by
Khaahoggl
Sinlpll Wiii .••••••.••.••••••••••••.•••••••• S4G
First c.-tatiln (any topic) ' •....••..•.•••••• S2f ..
IN 'AIE PAPERS flied by auomey
Marvin M . Mltc h e l son , Mrs .
Khasho&e• saJd K~aabocii had h1a
t1m ployees provide prostitutes for
"certain o( these California ex·
ecutives."
C1rperatila Flt1llltitn ...................... $225 *
Parblmlip Formation .•.•.• ·' •••••••••...•• $345*
lo a 21·pa1e documeot fu.d ln Loa
Anaelea Superior Court. Soraya
KhaahoU.I claimed that corpotatk>ns
and tndlvklu.b took favon and 1Uts
aa alleeed buat.M .. bribe• from Ad·
nan Khaahoa&t
Uacoatested Divorces :: = .............. $150*
The e'xecutives were not Identified.
She also alleged Khashoggi 's ma le
employees had ··affairs in California
with fema le s e c r e taries of ex.
ecuUves" so Khashoggi's men couJd
learn corporate sec rets "d uring pillow talk.··
lN* Drtmg Defense • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $350**
UnllwfW Detainer •..........•..........•.•. $90*
Accident Ca$es ........... .-•...... Free Consultation ~"""9 1--f••-lllllOINI
MU. IUIASHOGGI M""DE lbe al·
14'j(atloni. tn t.upport or her $2 5 WE lml nlSE All11M SOJm:
b111loo Sult Uflalrult her husband -
believed to be one or the world 's
largest dtvorce eases. •
Mrs. KhashoggJ -also charged that
gifts "worth thousands of dollars"
went to mistresses o( some California
executives anli that one executive's
girlfriend was given a $25.000 Swiss
bank account.
,,.. ~ ,.., la • ..., Estill
• .-.11an1r1
T hree companies mentioned in the
doc ument -Litton Industries,
Beverly Hllls ; Lockh eed Corp.,
Burbank and Northrop Corp.. Los
Angeles -either denied the allega-
tions or said they had insufficient in·
formation to comment.
MELLER & SNYDER
A Professional Law Corporation
19762 MacArthur Blvd .• Suite 311 , Irvine
85H~121 ask for John Connolly, Attorney at Law
The three rtrms were named in
connection with an allee•Uoo ln the
document that their executives, or
MRS. KHASHOGGI ALSO claimed
her husband acted as a com ·
missiooed sales agent for Lockheed
and Northrop, and had business
meeUngs with officials of Litt.on an4
Raytheon Co. of Lexington, Maas.
SEC Sees
No Silver
Jeopardy
WASHINGTON (AP)
, -The chairman o r the
Securiti es and E x ·.
c hange Commission
s ays h~ is aware or no
public company that is
jeopardized as a result
of recent dealings in the
i.1lver market.
Tl)e chairman, Harold
M. Williams, told the
Hous e Government
Operations commerce
subcommittee that pro·
tective actJons ta.ke n by
brokerage firms follow.
ing last month's coUapse
or the s ilver m a rket
"have s ubstantially re ·
duced the expos ure of
the brokerage com muni·
ty to further volatility in
silver prices. particular·
ly in" accounts held -by
W. Bunker Hunt and as·
s ociates. · . . '"For that reason, we
do not an\,icipate t.bat
the 5ecupties ma'tkets
wJll likety experience
any more severe af ·
tersbocb caused direct-
ly by the rece nt ,UP·
heaval in the silver
ma rkets ." Williams
said.
He sal<i the com ·
mission is cooperating
with t.he Commodity
Futures Trading Com·
miss io n a nd other
federal agt!ncieS to find ·
why si lver price s
dropped in Ma r c h to
on('-f1fth the levels that
pre vailed earlie r thi:;
year.
Disabled
Signups Set
Early registration as·
s istance will be provided
for disabled students
who w i s h to attend
Oran ge Coast College
next fall .
Specia l re gistratio n
for disabled students
will be conducted May
27 between 10 a m . and I
p.m . 1n the OCC Ad·
missions Building on the
Costa Mesa carnpus.
Interested persons are
encouraged to make a
pre·reg1stral1on appoint·
ment with OCC disabled
students counselor An·
nette Fruehan. who can
be reached at 556-5519.
£ity Denied ·
WASHINGTON CAP>
-The U.S. Supreme
Court bar re fused to
hear arguments by the
city of Rohnert Par k.
Calif.. aimed at halting
deveJ~pment of a re-
giona l shopping center
in nearby Santa Rosa.
We've come a long way ·
since our first 'shopping
center. For ~xampl e,
there's the new Wood-
bridge Village Ce nter.
A home for over 50
stores and services,
including restaura nts
and a 5-screen movie . theatre.
It's an excellent ex-
ample of Irvine's con -
tinued gn ?wth toward
the goal of becon;ing
an energy-efficient,
economic,ally.-balanccd
city. Growth guided by
tvvo important fa ctors.
The Eity's farsig hted,
living Generaf Pla n .
A nd co ncerne d resi-
de nts from the commu-
nity, City government
andThe lrVine Cpmpany
who work togethe r to
make it ha ppen.
·We may no t al\\'~Y~
see eye-to-eve o n·e\·crv
d etail , but the re~u l t .,
has been , and will con -
.tinue to be, a cityJhci t
gets better to live in
every day.
Pro jects I ikc the new
Woodbridge Yi.l-%c
Shopping Ce~r
I •
..
continue to b ring the
re~idents of Irvine the
security of a subs tantial ·
tax base and the
e nergy-saving conve-
nience of shopping
close to home. Ana
there is much more to
com e. For information
o n this growing new
city, please vis ~t o r call
The Irvine Company
Information Center .
C ul ver Dr. exit off Sa a
Di ego Fwy. (I-4-05)._ Tp
com e r o f Ba rranca.
(714l 551-ISOO. .·
~Goodp . .
brings sh · · close to home.
, You dorit need
·a ~·occasion to have
a~evelling.
You ~on't have.t~ wait for 'a ~irthday or anniversary to f~I to1.spec1~I here. Dmmg atthe Five Crowns is always a gr~at
experience. Our Mr .. Cr~wlel welcomes you with the wann
hosp1tahty o Old English Inns. Cozy rooms,
cheery fireplaces, and marvefous fare
featuring our famous roast prime
nos of beef expertly prepared by Chef Ivan. .
Come dine with us tonight.
FIVEOWNS
JllOI f:. ~ C... Hi0wl1. Cann .. M.w 17l416'7S-1374 V.1rwr "Kold.j Milmnt Anni.
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.fiaall1l1 tn the
8 a n k o f
America' Com·
munity College
Awards Pro·. aram.
LONDON CAP> -The Bulldoa. a
on•·of ·•·ktnd .um9'.ac>u 1port.1t~r
ealW ''tbe ultlmate 1u)>frcar.'' ta.. ---~-.....--. ··u •-a-....fOr aa1e at t.M ""'' price. ud the naht prlc only... •u .... ..,~•aid .......... }'.
TllE C.U W1U be IO&d lO ~
tp1beM b&dder, ud the 1ta~ price
l1 $438.000. uld ,\Ian Curtis ,
c hairman of Aiton Martin, th
8rlU1h automaker wMch deaiped
\he CN'.
lnl.,rt! h-d9 Ac t qu1Ckly. Curtls
i ald • "MihlY dignlft"ed auclioh" Cor
lbe cir h; In progrcH
''It ui money vtlrY well 11pent " he
Hid
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Built to be unlQue, tbe Bulldo1 has twin turt>o-~baraed V·I Md a -and UM.TM -uaUI tM car
a 1\lU·~ bodywork only 43 LDcbe &oll-ootcb mecb•nlcal ''*"~ICIM• bHamea ~-
h.11b ud a pluab latertor. It c-.n 1y1tem. Jn rad circuit ~,J~'.Jllll--r_....-~_. aM~1114l-BuD'r1 11111 ---
r .. ~b a ..,...S oL100 ~&a...-l0.1--eet!mlltld"tS mllee perl &llOn. AM.oil notb1•1 Ilk•' lta aame. U 11 aecondl. ad ls capable ot epeeds "ln )fart.ID Mid. aopbt..._ .. Md alMk. n. w Ml
eicceuol"200mph,Curtlabouted. • no door-IJ=lftel: b1df•ulla=-=:
"IT IS F.SSENTIALL v an exercise
to how that Aiton can build the ul·
tlm ate road·1otn1 aupercar," Curtis
Hid. Th~ pnme purpose ot bulld!n& tbe_
Bulldog, he sald, was to create a de·
velopment and research prototype i.n ·
corporating the latest 1n technology.
~ports .car features and desip in··
novat)ons
The gasoltne·poJ"ered car has a
TBS BULLDOG P&OIECT WU :~o~~,t:.c-a:;.r::. e~
born duriq • luncheon coaveraatJon &love·leatber Hat1, dl1Ual ID· more t.baD two yean aao between sttuDHmatJoa _... a --,_._ Curt.ii and tbe chainnaa ol BriUlh ---,_
Leyland, Sir Michael Edwardes. Tbe ~:'=.~be~ to UYe iD
idea waa lo try lO merae two ol tbe For car buff• wbo do not bave tbe
world's sreat sport1ca9 -the asking price, tbere will be no MCODd
Jaauar and the Al~ llartfil. chance, Curt1a aaid. He aakl Aalon
Auto designer William Towns was Martin la not plannlnc· lO put tbe
commisaloned to sketch the 8".lldog. Bulldog Into aeries producUoa -not
But it toot a year of intensive work now, not ever. •
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IT 'S NATIONAlBABY WEEK!
fJATIW wmusco
:J3.Y..;c .. 2s'
J.St
cmtlllUSSE ·~3"
CUllTT 22H NUISIMG,.
PADS llG. Ut"' lo• ol 36
TIDY ·
TUINING 69C
PANTS .....
100•. cotton.
3"
•. Ut
10 PIGE SELF STICK
PHOTO ALBUM
REG.11.9
1.89
Big 9a 1J·PQ99'with20 ~to put
olf your~ upon. No glue\°'
'•· slop behind plottt< poge1.
' Many cover ''Y* to thooM.
AMID OI SILVll
IACAIDI
RUM 4''' 7!10ml •• s ...
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SCOTCH '
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• CARRY CASE
YOUR
CHOICE '2,
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5 PC. BATH RUG SIT
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100'1. cotton c-. & _.,,, toco1
lt11"'9, It ' bOflded 10 Ifie flfl -I
Wtt-"O Q)ld ~I 33"' a7'S".
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Three ·Amer1 can women known for the1r ·human1tar1an causes are
bei ng honored wit h commemorative U.S. stamps. The Helen
f<:eller·Anne SuJl.Jv(jn :.tamp Cleft) will be lSsued June 27 ln T uscum·
baa. Ala., and the Emaly Bissell stamp. May 31 in Wi lmington. Del.
Scientology Quarters-
'Hidden' Near Hemet ·--
RIV E RS ID E <AP > -A d 1S ·
11l usione d former official of the
Church of Scientology says church
founder L. Ron Hubbard has been
s ecretly running Scientolog y's
worldwide activities from Gilman
Hot Spnngs, a spa 80 miles eest of
Los Angeles.
q ua rters church in Los Angeles. said
he did not know where Hubbard was.
MS. GARRJTANO described Hub-
ba_rd as a· "large man. about 6-foot-2.
with dirty s houlder length red hair.
rotten teeth and a definite paunch.
Ron Hubbard tries to a ct like Howard
Hu.ghe's. H.e wa nts everyo ne t o
believe be is reclusive and eccentric.
He is a reaJ egocentric."
In an interview with the Riverside
Press· Ente r p rise, th~ defector,
Sylvana Garritano. 25, described the
Scientology enclave as "part insane
asylum. part forced labor camp."
ruled over by the 69-year--old Hub-
bard and a dozen teen-age servRis
called "Commodore Messengers."
Hubbard is s ubject to "seve re
temper tantrums, He has the most
foul f1lQUth I could ever imagine. lie
is always swearing." she added.
She satd those closest to Hubbard.
the .. Commod or e Messenger:. ...
range in age from 13 to 19. wait on
Hubbard ha nd a nd foot. num1c h1!)
voice when delivering his order:.. and
h ave the a uthority to mete out
punishments and demote adult mcm·
bers of the organlzat1on.
Death Not~
• CASSIDY -to •·~M. Fune•_, Sl>•Yi<tt w111 •
GE RlUROE CASSIDY '""ICMnt cif °"' COflOUCte<I on Tllur,.S.y, "'!"11 11• Nam~ Counsel Hunhnq!O" Be.en. c:.. P•""° •••Y '"'° ., Piet'c.e ~ Sml!M ,,,..,.,I ~ .
"" SaturO•Y. Apt'li n . '"° ., the ...... Re• O.vl<I 1-tump!>rl~ otfKI••
Pot<oli<a ~~1 """"'"may 011411 1n9 tntumenl w111 be in Gooo John C::. Lautsch has
P 8'otll<tn Smith~· Mortu., on '>hec>l\ortl c:en-ry, Pi«u Brother$ b d I .\ • w'!;~ •. ""'°'" 16• '"° ,,....., ,"; 00 sm11m·~o1r·.c~»w~ e e n name e" a .. Gtu.n~•E counsel for the Coas t Neptune Society
CRUHTIO.. 8 UlllAL At HA
646-7431
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LENORE P, GILLESPIE, f'ftideM Co, mmuru·ty College Dis Of Co\!• ~ ~ Pe-•w•Y on • A"'" 11. "'° ~ w'" • ....ioen1 ot tricL .
CD$I• Mew. c. tor » .... ~ ~WO L ts h 1·, d ate bY 1 9r•nOO•u9hlUl Mr~. P•t aU C JO) a gra U
M<cr .. ov ot s.nt• AN , c:... M o . of Stanford University
ic.,..., ~ ot Ml L..otN. c.. and t.be UC Davis· Law .,.., • 9'Nl1'--· Senrktt -·•-Oft~,. AcwJ• "· "•o Schoo1. He bas served as ~·_:"oo~ ~ ~='!: lega l counsel for the ~========~ •m,_ ~°'M Mort.-., of C a I i r or n I a St a t e
C:.N lerlf'M-1felle
u ""· C.fllJ IMlr ,
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MIMORIA&. r AR•
Cerretery Mor1uary
Chapel
3500 Pac1l1c View Onve
NewPorl Beach
644-2700
McC~ MOllTUil•S
. Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hills
-768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495-1ns
"" Co$•• MeW. S40-.~~Y University and Colleges.
M ARY e ic eLLv •• ,,.,,w of P•t· Ge•"' P-"a.111.n
l\bu•9"· """"'"'" ..... 41'0 • ··~ ""' • ~ of Huntiftqlofl 8Hctl, C:... Ot4!CI -.
oo. April 14, l tlO •I P•clll<• BAKERSFIELD CAP) HoUHe.I, e.towd moct>H of Jo Mf\ •
11e11y ot c..ittonM. ~ •euy of -A Bakersfield m a n
"•«POn, l.o<'9 '''•""· PMw York. was sentenced to five VeUIOlne Kelly ol H\#ltonqton ee.c... . c •. Rcan K•llY o1 ~m. c:.... years m state prison for
Dorh a-..rill ot· """'1Yv111e. N«W 1 tar ""'"'la gbt Vora •In 1ur¥lvlr19 •re J VO UD Y m......, U er Q••nll~"llclr.r1 .net 2 \lltor1 AnM in 8 Slabbing death OVer
M•uw•...., El~" S#n<9 "°'" .. a pool game George Mc ICHS Roen, ,.._.yt,, ... le. ~Hof ' ,
c11r1,1i.n eun.t w1" be ui.w-.. C al 1 ae o Cano , 2 1 ,
"''""Y "*"'na. •11 1•. '* •1 St. pleaded guilty to killing M.1'11'1 Olurdl In Mc.IC-lloc:q, Peft.
nolwMI•. Pleno 8rotllen Smltfls' Manuel MUAOZ Gandara,
~·r~ torw•r••"~ cttrocton. 35, of Bakersfie-ld at
. · MAP«L Rachel's Club on Nov.
CHAALES W. MAPEL. NS*"I of 3C) SI•-llMftd, N«W Y-. Pnted _., •
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OBITUAHrES
Party flla ... rte wltla elaopplae ... HWi89 •t Mid ..... II.-dlll_..t It-•
fOI' all you party .................. Weclcl ....... B&tlula~.
Beaq•et• or •llV •peclal ne•t. Come ... •llv ••Ny Hf•'• o•• b .. party.
Free r•f1'••la••llt9 ••cl• ble clrawl•s for prlaeet ,.-------~--~--~----
PHOENIX-HARDY AMIES
sPORT A£CUW s2999 COAT~ ro '115 1t0•
PIERRE CARDIN --
SUITS ,.o.-~ 14999
REGULAR TO '265
LANVIN ·CHAPS by Ralph Lauren "*'ICW LAWH-MT. oun
Mortuary• Cemetery
Cr8f'IW1ory
1625 Gisler Ave . cOsta Mesa ~5554
on AIM'll II, 1-. SWnlwcl 11¥ lllS wife i•iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiim9' P•11y, 1 -Wiii ..... _.., Ml<Mel. t
O.U9fll«$ MkPetlO -~. Sl.s-
tor Sue er-"· l•-r CN ri.s 9.
~pel, gra1d11otwo MMJ• M'l"fr",
S.rvl<OS wi" be IWlcl Oft .,_..,.....,,
April 16, 11110 .t 1;4»PM M .. Pklfk
View ~ ""°' ... w. 9ruce A.. Kur·
rle offld.tlnl' -•t Pklfk Vlow ~ P-. Paclfk Vlow Mon--,,......_, llMclldire<ltwL
RE~?.!~~.;;;• s 17 999
llt..LTZ..aaGBOH
N•A&.HOMI
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Costa Mesa ' 673-9450
...caaaonms
-.&. laOADWA Y.
MOttTUAltY
110 Broadway
Co6t• Mesa 642-9150
IMTH a TVTNU.
MDnUAH ~CHAPB.
Monu.y • Cremat1on1
427 E. 17th St.
Cost.a Mesa Me 4888 .
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Gosl• Mow. GL PllQ9CI _., °" Aclril 14. ltto. Swwlwcl by llw ...,......
William r<. M9nltt. ~ ScCltt W. ,,_,..
rill of ~ Mtu, C.., ~ Ger-
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Yor1'. ..._.... of .. ""Y a_.,
will lie fj ... ...,. ~ 16, '"° .. 1: .... ~lfk Vt9w Cl\epel. OI OlrlllWI .. IOI wltl
be ..... l'llnll*y, ...... 17, ,.. ..
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NOMI __.OIM. "*""""-. .. "...-w, whose writings ex· .._ ... Olfw MllNftet ~ lfl • 7ID1 aom Ave. .... .. --. _......._......, • pou~ed existential
w.tmin•• ~.:':::':"::-SU.: philosophy. died to·
'1111 ... .,. __ ~ _____ .. • ........ ::=._OM,.,._.,• c:..-... day at the age ot 74.
GIVENCHY
SUITS ,.,. $18999
REGULAR TO '300
SPECIAL 'IOUr
SLACKS
REGUIJR TO '50
sass CHAMPION
POLYESTER
sLAcKs ,.o. s2aaa·
REGULAR TO 145
SORRY NO MAIL 011 COO OllOERS RACKS.~NO FIXTURES FOii SAU
~ 14 New . · rt Clothes
~1L:_11fi SALE STARTS-THURSDAY ,,~~ft::· ff APRIL 17th· I O:oo A.M.
SALE HOURS: 10:00 A.M. · 7:00 P.M. DAILY
SH·BANKAMERICARD·M ASTER CHARGE·NO CHECKS
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ARMOR -ALL
P101ect~ & ti1:.1u11hes
vinyl pl11s11c rut>ber
and 1ea1her •
1.29 · 4oz. !)!JC
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CLEAR PLASTIC
SWeater & 91irt
BOX 14'1r"atow·:a•'•"
1.99
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100'1 5 99" +30's •
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Durable cast Iron
construc11on with cilrome
plated cast iron g111ts.
.. _ 5.95-.
8AV•74~ EJ ~-~mucil II! BIG VALUE
GIANG[ . ~---"X-14"
14 oz. 3 49 ; ,~: . > MILDEW
EA. • .... -REMOVER
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Fl.EX NORMAL or Oil Y
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LIQUOR SPECIALS . ~~LUPSE -
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SAVE 60c
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12 oz. CANS
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Our Pharmacists are highly trained i.n
their profession ... Let them help you on
an y question ·. you have · abou t
medicati-0ns. --
TRANSFER YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS BY PHONE:
Ask our pharmaci st about how
easily you can transfer your
present prescription to the Sav·on
pharmacy department.
ALL PURPOSE .
DETERSEIT Almfl£m
COOi.MT
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Joe Ceremony
was very short
When he entered a
room, everyone had
to be warned not:to
stand on Qremony.
FUNKY WINKERIEAN
--
... ' by Tom BatJuk
IF <.)Q(J WAt.lT 10 '£1:. 1.iJAA f
'A RrAL 'TROPt~ C/I~ L.00('>
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my voice cracked'
MOON MULLINS
n.l( eAMO:S TMPHlJ CA'iC !
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
IHEY WANT )txJ
10COME TOA
WHAT Do THEY IT'S
WANT TO !<Now? ONLY
IMPO~TANT
Me.'ETING AT
SCHOOL .)_
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iHEY HAVE NO
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YOIA~ Bl~TH
ce~TIF'IC~TE ..
TH E FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO ..
''Mommy; I need my ru~r ond it's holding up
your bedroom windo•'
DENNIS THE MENACE
JUDGE PARKER
Ao lOU CAN 5£E.
1..YNN CAM E HERE VOl..UN TARI\.. Y'
E>HE HM COMMITTED NO Cl'!IME!
EVEN l~E NECKl..ACE &HE
WAh 61VEN WAfJ A (;IH I UNDfR
'fO HE~! ::>TAND'
TUMBLEWEEDS
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ARE MY
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·ORANGE COUNTY .. DAILY PILOT AJ~
·Airport lfnderg~es -Securit y T~~ting Robert J . Patterson, M.D., A.B.F.P.
is pleased to announce .. .
lh RTll R It. VI 'EL
CH I o:i.1h ...... •wtt
StC"urll> d h 1aned to prott"<'l John Waynf'
irport a n t ~1J 111dter·b or 11nyont-carrying
w apons or rontr bund Into or throuah the county
facility "' tt'~tt-d b fodf'ral &ll'nla JW.t day5 ago.
ltport offic1a1.-ha\' rt•vn lttd
R~ult or lht.• h'bt b> th.-ff°d('raJ A "'1at.aon Ad
mil'l11strat1on < 1-'AA I llrco 't kn°*n y~t. 11uordlng to
Oennis Horn. t)pt•raatlooa ch1f'f at 'the fl>Unty ~lrpo11
HORN ANO t. T. TOM Conner. t hief ot thu
prun..:t> Coull'Y Sht>raff'.) Office airport 6etur1\,)' dt-ta1 ~,. Wl'rl' qut>rwd about ~\,)'and safety foUow 1ng lust '-'t't•k'i. h1jU<'k1q el Ontl*rlo lnternaUon1tl • ;\1rport
OC Deputies
Buck S h eritf
Deputies d4.Splt•Ji.ed b} Or.lflge County ShenH·
Coroner .Orad Gall•'> pohcws h~\t' vo\\ed to go to
court td stop '4hat they l'laim arc several heavy
handed cmplo.) cc reh1t1oru. act.Joni.
The threat <>( legal action came Monday at a
lengthy and occa:-.100:.ill.) l'mot1on·charged press
conf<>rcnN> c·alkd bv lead{•rs of the Assodation of
Orange County Dt•puty Sheriffs
LN1ders ,,f the ,::roup. wh1ch represents de ·
puti<'s in s::ilary nc,::ot1 at1ons. charged t hat the
~henff is refusing to a llow CC'rtain ret iring deputies
a badge and idenl1ficat1on card that do ubles as a
lh ·rm1t to carry a concealed wc3pon.
Hom .. ~ the rAA '• 1e-t1n1ot1trpor1 security
ml'asur was unannountt<d
·'f"My'll llal· •nr r~rommcndatlon:s they may
h11v.-. •· 1111Ak1 !IQro. "but l have no ruson to btlllcv~
w~ d)dn't pua evtryt.Nna.
;I .. And U..y'r J\Ot balhfuJ about It," quipped
Lt Connt'r, who took over the airport ltNlrity de·
litl l )U t a month a((O when his predecessor retired.
"ft P&&SONAL OPINION ll that Wtf ve aot •
security •Y•.,.m lhat ranlll with the best ... 011
llom. noting that e&>eeUle delills of the procram
cannot be dlvul1ed -. ·•nw rt'<1ulr~mcnt1 are mandated by the FAA
and then w~'rti rcqu1~ to submit a detailed plan.
The plan hu Lo bt· uppl'Oved by the FAA and it's a
multJ·ph11r;c approach "
Horn t•xpla1ned the entire system involves
overlapping i.ecurltY""meaaur~ covered by airline
~raonne l, ~herlU't. deput1e~ assigned to the
ternunal and 1rowtd~ apd airport employees
1h.-m st'lws •
PRAISES SYSTEM
Airport'• Horn EYES AIRPORT
Shertff's Lt. Cpnner
THE AIRPORT IS MANNED by sheriff's
dtpuues 24 hour., a day. but Lt Cooner declined to
~ay how many deputies are deployed.
One plu:, 10 providing i,eeorlty to lhe county nangational eq~enl. Lt Conner said . but that
fJl"1h ty is its rela tively ~mall size despite the fact section as ln a remote locatJon kept under regular
11 1~ one of the nauon ·~ bui,1est airports. nsuaJ s urveWanee
In add.Jt1on . t hose responsible for airport j\nyooe breachmg the airport property boun·
~t:cunty know each other and everyone else coo-dary there would also ha\ e lO cross a laree open
nected to the security prognm. That isn't possible area andtbe nmways on foot before approaching any
e1t larger facilities s uch as Ontario. or Los boardingorairliner -servlcingareas.benoted.
Angeles, th~ Orange County officials point out.
SHERIFF'S DEPth-IES ijAVE at least on<'
INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL trying to de· black-and-white p;itrol car on the grounds at 1111
lt•rmine 4,'Xactly how tht.· hijacker who comman· times. he added
deered th(.• empty Am(•rtcan Alrlines jetliner at . "There have nt•ver bt>t.•n any h•Jackings or at
Ontario last Wcdnt.·sday morning penetrated tempts here. although som(' 1nd1vid uaJs have bef:n
M'l'ur ity there. interc<'ptl'd while trying to carry weapons onto
John Wa,vne Airport_ is secured completely planes ... i.ays Operations Mun ager Hom
around its perimeter by a barbed·wire fence six .. We aJl reel pretty happy with wh at we have
feet hlgh, topped by additional strands of barbed here." Hom says of airport security. "But security
wire , is not something that you ean C\'l'r rest '4 Ith either.
the opening of his practice
on April 21, 1980.
at 647 Camjno De Las Mares
Suite 220
Phone 493-1073
In our April 16th insert section.
the J o be 's .SP tk es w e r e
incorrectly · describe d . Th e
p ackage o f 5 as pictur'ed at
$1 . 77 1s correct. The "package -
of 20" lang uage is incorrect. We
regret an y inconvenience this
may have caused our customers.
One stgment of the perimeter barrier Is wood ll 's lh<' kind of thin~ you've got to work .,..1th . con· SUCH A PE RMIT IS needed . the leaders as· instead of metal to prevent interference with tinually updating 11 " se rt ed. so that re t1 red de put1es can prote.ct ....:.::.:..:..::..:..:..:_:..:_..:..:..:...:..:...:...:__:_..:...:....:__..__...:_..:_ ______ .......,:_,;__..:.___...;:.. ____________ __,:=========--==--------
themselves from p otent1a l .. r etaliation Cro m
<'rtmmals they may have helped prosecutt>.
· A state law that allows for the permits gives the
!-henff authority to deny a permit to retiring de·
pulles "for ~ood cause."
Gal(•:-. h::is said th~ permits. are denied if there
J r(' t·erta1n p:-.y.chological problems evident in a rl'·
tmng deputy·
OSE RETIRED DEPL'TY, R,obert J . Singer.
claimed, hO\\ev<.;r, that Gates denied him a retfre·
mcnl badge and 1del)tilicatioo card because he
worked for the compaign or Lauren Rus k. a deputy
who uns uccessfully c hallenged Gates in the 1978 ,
l'lect ions.
Sin~er was retired from the sheriff's office in
February due to a s pine injury.
The deputies associa tion also lashed out at the
s he riff's decision to r emove emergency lights and
sirens from a bomb dispos al unit. claiming that it
made the unit Jess s afe.
A GATES SPOKt:SMAN. however, said the
s he riff dl'termined there were other options to
permit the unit to procee>d safely through tramc.
s uch as using deputies to reroute traffic on streets
''her<' the unit must pas~
There "'as also cnt1c1s m of certain inter·
department t rans fers which the e mployee or-
ganization leaders termed "punishment" for back·
mg Rusk instead of Gates.
Robert MacLeod. busaness m anager for the de-
puties association. said aU the issues are being
Jnalyzed by· attorneys a nd predicted legal action
\\Ou Id be forthcoming
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Chris Watches Husband
By HOWARD r... HANDY undoubte dly dldn 't m atch the
0t•o.11, ~Mli' heartache Inside. Fame may be Oeetlng to s0me but
to others anonymity ls precious and a HAVING BEEN AT the top of the
commodity hard to attain. women's circuit for so many years.
Quietly basking in the sunlight and s he prefers tier privacy as much as
decl\ning all invitations to get 'her possible now even though her big In·
thoughts in print. Chris Evert Lloyd terest of the _moment-is husban
watched her husl>anaJOtiif struggle John. l).nd the tennis court is their do·
on the tennis courts Tuesday. main when he is playing.
Chrts was on the scene. perhaps John became distracted by some
suffering m silence. at th4 J ack loud talking on an Jdjoining court
Kramer Open tennis tournament at
Los Caballeros Racqoet and Tennis Cltrls gaee •e f'll• Club.
. "TRIS IS A MEN'S tournament ~IJ@..,...f., fJed 9ou·~
and I don't want to take away Crom Oii.,..,. • .,. ollt t~re. it.·• she said. -
When a reporter approached her ...!Jottn Lloyd
before a first-round match with Tom behind Leonard while Lloyd w.as
Leonard as the contestants were ~erving. This appeared to rattle him
war.ming up, she graciously stated:. a nd after each player had won •
"I'd like to watch the match." service in the fi rst four games, he
She was polite. but firm. and fe ll behind. eventually losing the
turned her attentions immediately game after two deuce points.
back to the court to watch Lloyd get Lloyd lost the matc·h to ·Leonard.
ready . 6 ·'2. 6-3 but later 1n the day. with
• llE SAT BY HERSELF in one
• corner of the sun-drenched bleachers
oauv ,.11 • .,., ..... v ,..,,1c• o·o-n and ju.<sl before the match started.
doubles partner Gene Malin. defeat-
ed one of the top teams in the tourna-
ment, knocking off Wojtek Fibak and
partner Gene Mayer. 6-4. 4-6, 7-5. to
remain alive m the tournament. INTENSE CONCENTRATION -John
Lloyd wa~n d eep concentration durmg
a first-round sin gles match with Tom
Leonard at Los Caballeros Racquet and
Tennis Club Tuesdav to no avail. He lo t
the match. 6·2. 6-3. Wife Chris Ev<'rt
Lloyd watched the action with intensity
but little show of emotion. J ohn and
do ubles !'artner Gene Malin upset WoJ·
tek Fibak and lop-seeded s ingles player
Gene Mayer later in the day. 6-4, 4-6. 7-5
Lloyd and Malin play Roscoe Tanner
and Dennis Ralston Thursday in their
next match. Neither team is seeded.
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\\-as JOmed by l\o\o men. obviously
friends or the couple. Yet she seldom
!-.poke to them and appeared to d.ls·
like the cameras or two photog-
raphers whose lenses were turned
in her direction as the players ex-
changed sides.
As the match started with Lloyd
!>erving first . s he watched each
!'>troke 1ntcntl> perhaps mak1nft
me'ntal notel> tu discuss with ham
h1tt.•r
But whatever has fortunes on the
cou rt. she ~ho"'ed no e mOllon when
he made a J!OOd i>hot or when thmgs
went against him. Her outward calm.
"LOSING BECOMES just as much
a habit as winning," he said. "Chris
gives me encouragement but you're
on your own out there . I've got to win
a couple of m atches to gel my con-
fidence back. l think I'm playing well
10 spots at least."
Whatever the fo rtunes of Joho
Lloyd at the J ack ~Kramer Open this
v. eek. the presence of wife Chris will
draw more fans to his matches than
wo uld otherwise be watching.
But she would prefe r 'to be there in-
cognito and without fanfare.
Tanana S11.1·prised Tanner
Picks Up
:Momentum 1 He Didn't Think He Could Go Nine
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Ol tlle DMlW l"I ... Sl.tff
I All Winter long, Angel pitchers ~d to listen to abuse.
~hey bad to s it idly by as
ters and propheLc; said things
e. "The Angels' h itting 1s
~lid, but the pitching is suspect.
peclally v.;th ~hras Knapp and
r ank Tanana coming orr m -
Juries."
t THEY DON'T HAVE to take at
tying down anymore.
l Knapp and Tanana walked to
'the mound this week an(J
proved. for the moment, anyway,
that the writers were wrong.
Knapp. hurled seven shutout
Innings on Monday. and Tanana
s urprised even hi m selr by
pitching a complete game. beat·
ing Minnesota. 3· l . Tuesda)
night at Anaheim Stadium.
"I'd have been happy with
seven innings." Tanana saad
"But the eighth was eal>y, so I
said. what the hell. let's go for nine ..
MANAGER JI M F REGOSI.
listening to Tanana tell a radio
post-game audience that he v.a '>
:.urprised to go nine inning:-..
nodded in agreement.
"Yeah. it s urprai.cd me. too."
Fregos i said "But Franka<•
knows how to pitch as well ~:-.
anyone in the league "
The Angels· starting rotation
~Padres Rockin~
The DOdger Blues:
They're Singing It
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Ozzie
Smith and his San Diego Padre
teammates are rocking to the
disco soWld whlre, in the LQs
-6,ngeles lock er room . the
ftodgers are singmg the blues.
••tt. all starts in the clubhouse
-the enthusiasm, the will and
the desire." said the Padre
hortstof after his c!ub handed
e nva DOOgers {heir fiIDi oss :.
in six games. 9-5 Tuesday night.
SAN DIEGO SNAPPEJ> a hii:
Ung slump with 11 hits, includ-
_.g a homer by Gene Tenace. •d Ued a club record wilb six
stolen bases. The Padres are no"' S-1. the best sta rt in their
µ-year history.
~.·•we're going to take the extra
bae when we c,an, and we're go-
ing to~ it all year," said Smith
as a tape player blared disco
music from bis dressing stall.
.. The club is more upbeat now.
n ager J erry Coleman has
It a tremendous rapport this
r. He's been keeping every-
yup. '' •
• The Dodgers. who have been
Plfgued by lack or hitting. now
"' have a new problem to worry
w r bout·-catchln1.'
THEIR NO. t ulcher, Steve
Yeager , ii sidet!Md with an in·
jured arm and his backup, Joe
Ferguson. left the game after
five lnnjngs with a back injury.
That 'left the receiving chores
,up to utility man D~l Tho~ who bad never e
cau1ht ln 'the major leag~s. Tbomu may be pl'rs11ed Into the
.Urtlnl role when the Doc11ers
and Padres conclude their series
tonl•hl-"I dop't think there's any way
1 can catch now ," -.aid
Ferguson. ··1 injured my back
when I slipped on home platt·
trying tb throw out a runner in
the second inning .. ·
THOMAS. WHO HAS now
played every position except
pitcher during his IO-year major
league career, said <ifter the
game! "I felt great. I foel l can
adjust to any situation ...
The Padres trailed 2· l in the
second inning when Rick Wise.
l ·O. known as a good -hilling
pitcher. slashed a two-run dou-
ble of( the cenlerfield wall to
give San Diego a lead it never
relinquished.
The Padres knocked the 1979
NL Rookie of the Year. Rick
Sutcliffe. 0-1, from the mound an
a wild third iMing when they
scored three run~ on just one hit
but took• advantage of three
walks. three stolen bases. a wild
pitch and a balk to take a 6·2
lead.
WISB, SUFFERING from a
heavy cold, departed after giv-
ing up a leadoff single in the
sixth and Steve Mura pitched four
innings of one-bit relief t o earn bis
firstsave. '
Rookie centerfielde r Rudy
Law paced the Dodgecs with
rour hits and scored a pair or
runs. while Davey Lopes
cracked his first homer of the
year and Reggie Smith got a
fifth-inning slngle to run his hit·
Ung st~ak te>six games.
The Dodgers end their sevtn·
game, season-opening road trip
tonight when they send Burt
Hooton <O·J> to the mound to
face tbe Padres' John Curtj1
<1-0).
now has a codlbin~d ERA of
1.23 "Yeah. well, p1tctung ts sup
posed to be our strong point ttus
year . isn't it?" right-hander Dave
Frost satd sarcastically
FROST 0 ·01 TAKES the
mound tonight against Pete Red·
IHn 10 11 m the finale of a six·
game homestand
Catchl'r Brian Oowning. fight ·
1ng a l ·for-11 !>lump. gave
Tanana all the runs he n~ded
by crushing a two run homer m
the second annang.
Ai-the man behind the plate
<'ailing p1tche!:>. Downing was
· asked which was more personal·
h '>at1sfying the homer. or
Tan<ina'.s performance.
·'The most gratifying thing to
me 1c; that all hve of our starters
pit c hed w e ll ,'' Dov.n1ng
an!>v.crcd "That's gotta be a big
plus. t·~p<>c a a ll y after the
crat1c1sm they a ll took. We casa
ly could have "on all five of our
gam ei.."
INSTEAD. THE ANGELS cire
3·2 One , loss went Lo starter
Bruce KJson. wfio' gave up two
unearned runs and has an ERA
of O 00. and the other v. ent to re·
liever Mark Clear.
More than JUSt proving the
pitching staff as sound. Tanana
needed this game to show that
his arm miseries are behind
him. Did he do that? It depends
on whom you ask. •
"Ile threw with more velocity
tfaan. l've ever seen from him an
the two years I've been here,"
·Downing said. "He's coming in·
<See ANGELS, Paie B2>
Second-seeded Roscoe Tanner,
picking up momentum after win·
ning a close fi rst set. downed
Rod Frawley, 7-6. 6-2 Tuesday
night an a first round match of
the Jack Kramer Tennis Open at
Los Caballe ros Racquet and
SporlS Club in Fountain Valley.
Gene Mayer. the tournament's
top seeded player, played Fritz
Buehnm~ this afternoon in his
first match of the toumam<>nt
aflt'r being eltmmatC'd in the
r· rs t round o f dou bles wath
partner WOJ tek F1bak.
On the stadium court tonight.
it will be Stan Smith against
lloward Schoenfi<>ld 1n the lone
s ingles match at 'l o 'clock. This
one will be folJO\\-Cd by two
doubles matches. ·
In the firs t 1t wall be l hc
Nastase and Adriano Panatta
against Buehning and Johan
Kriek. Smith and partner Bob
Lutz of San Clemente v.111 fat'e
John Alexander and. Hank
Pfister m the concluding match.
Tanner. has bag ser ve working
v. ell m the second set. over-
" helmed has Australian foe. who
seemed to run out of steam after
dropping the hard-fought oeen·
mg set.
Yannick Noah. the prom ising
19-year·old Frenchman who's
the No. 11 seed. defeated George
Ha rdie. 7-5. 6·1 and Nastase
whipped Steve Krulevatz. 6-3. 6-4
in other evening matches.
Earlier. third-seeded Harold
Solomon posted a 6· I , 5· 7. 6·2 vic-
tory over Tim Wilkison and
Chile 's Jaime Fillo! of Chile up-
set fourth-seeded Pat DuPre.
6·7, 6-4. 6-1.
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KAREEM ABDUL.JABBAR SCORES AROUND ALVIN SCOTT.
No Daylight for the Sans
The Big Fella (Abdul-]abbtlr) Sees to T"4t, 126-101
INGLEWOOD <AP> -Kareem Abdul·
Jabber is glad the Los Angeles Lakers are
finished with Phoenix for the season. Can
you Imagine how the Suns feel about being
done with Kareem?
"Right now. I'm relieved we're through
with Phoen ix because they're always
tough for us," Abdul-Jabbar said moments
after almost single-hand¢ly destroying
the Suns as the Lakers rolled.to a 126-101
NBA victory Tuesday night. "We were
ready tonight.·•
ABDUlr.IABBAR CELEBRATING his
birthday a couple ot hours early. scored 3S
points and pulled down 16 rebounds as Los
Angeles put the Suns away.
The victory e1tabled the Laken tp win
their best-of-seven · NBA Western Con·
ference playoff series over the Suns 4-1. It
w11 al.IO the ninth triumph in the last 10 •
gam es for Los Angeles. counting the final
five sames of the regular season.
No\W. Los An1eles must wait to see who
'lt will face In the Western Conference
cnampionsbip seri~. Milwaukee or Seat·
tie. ;nte Bucks lead the defending NBA
champion SuperSonics 3·2 with game six.
scheduled Friday night. ·
ABDUL-.IABBAR, WHO TURNED 33 lo·
day. scored 21 of bis polnts and grabbed 10
of his rebounds In the first half. The
Lakers, who never trailed in the game·. led
60-42 at the Intermission and the Suns
weren't cl06e.r than 16 points after that.
Abdul-Jabbar tert the garpe for good .
with 5:2' remaining. Tbe sellout crowd of
17,505 at the Forum responded with a
standing ovation.
"I've been coaching in this league for
seven years. I've seen him play for seven
years." said Phoenix Coach J ohll
MacLeod. r efe rring t o Abdul-Jab\'lar.
"This is the best I've seen him play.
"THE BIG FELLA CAN make pJayers
pl a~ better. I can't say enou1h about
him."
Abdul-Jabbar had plenty of help as
.,
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Jamaal Wilkes had 21 points and 10 re-
bounds; Earvin "Magic" Johnson con-
tributed 19 points. seven rebounds and 11
assists; Jim Cbones and Michael Cooper
scored 12 points apiece and Norm Nixon.
while held to elght points, had 13 assists.
Walter Davis led the Suns in scoring
with 24 points, but Paul Westphal had only
14 matine Just five ot bis 13 fteld 1oal at-
tempts, and Ad.ams had just 11. Cook was
a lso in double fi1ures with 10 J>O.lnts.
PHOENIX FORWAaD Truck Robinson,
who didn't see action in the series before
Tuesday night because or strained liga-
m ents in hla left knee. played nine
minutes all ln the first half. "Needless to say, we're a happy bunch
of 1u.vs." said Los Angeles coacti Paul
Westhead. "I thoulht we 1ave a hl1h ln·
t ensity eUort symbolized by the way
Kareem craabed the offensive boards.
"I thoueht we played an acUve rebound·
in1 1ame whJcb made the rest of our game
terriflc." . .. ,,
..
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A C•p•ule Report From the Wortd of lpor1t
CathOlie 'Prie1t Arrested .
FW Sealpiog Golf Tickets •
' Ptee AP DllllMdln A UGUSTA~ Oa. -Nl.De meo. lndudlna a n Cath9Ue (>riHt from New JtTMy, were cba11ed
wlth scaJ~lnte tickets to tM M~ters Golf Toum•· -
Mf!Dt held a.ere f ul .-keod. acordina to police I
ttcorda.
The men were arn1ted Thunday and Friday ou&Jlde lhti
tale• ol A111.-ta National Oo&f Cb1b and a ll po1ted lUO bon~
on c~ ol llle1al 11le of tJckt'U to an alhletJc event
RJdunond Coynty 1twrlff'1 dtpartment officials N"(~ed
to cq,nsneQL on ~cirtcs ol lbe case, bui .. >me of th d~
'fenctant.s clalm they were chJU'1ed with a <'rime that bus become
almoet• trad1tiooal part of the f•mowt aold tourn1&mt:nt
One mao who was charged. E.W. Mo~ of Caffney. ~:C .
said lbat Thund•y was bt.s Carat vtslt to Auausta but "I will never aet foot In Augusta again, E>vcn if I have u handful ,of
tk ke ta. Tbey bave been scalping tickets tflcrt.' ror >car~. I'm
au're ."
CaQt. Charles Toole, cbier of the bhcnfl ·s mvest1g.ator51
division, aaid seven mvestJgators patrolled the area outs adt>
the tournament gates Thursday and f'riday and five worltt'd
full-time Saturday and Sunday.
Tbe primary tal"gets were those scalping the $48 tickets
for $150 lo $200. Georgia Jaw aJlows a person to re-sell the
• paths for onJy $1 more than the marked pri cc. Toole staid.
The persons arrested, according to police records. were
Moss; Lawrence Alan Lesser. 28, Belvedere. S.C ; Joseph
Daniel Srruth J r .. Augusta. Joser M . Borre maps. Augusta .
Gerald Wayne P ulliam. Martinez. Ga . Lowl'll G arrett
Risner J r., Stone Mountain, Ga.. Benn1t• Anderson Clary .
GaHney. S.C.; Philip Middleton Strong, t louston. and the
Rev. John O'Brien. Mountain Lakes. N.J
The maximum pena lty on conv1ct1on of scalping was not
immediately a vaila ble. ·
-----Qteolr of ffw Baff ------
Iowa's Bob Hansen, on trying to guard Louisvllle's
f>arreU Griffith in lhe NCAA semifinals : ''f.'ve guarded
guys who could leap high before. But all of them came
down."
Searer Keeps Red"' Reenrd Pt-rfeef
Dave Concepcion drove an three runs, Dave •
Collins continued his hot hitting with thrt-e singles
and Tom Seaver won his fi rst s tart of the year as
Cincinnati dumped .San Francisco. 8·3. With the
win the Reds remained the only unbeaten team in the maJor
leagues wath a 6·0 mark ... Reserves Julio Gonzalez a nd
Luis Pujols each doubled to key a four.run second inning a nd
.lea d Houston to a 6·2 victory over Atlanta. extending the
Braves' winless s tring to six games. J oe
Nlekro, 21·11 last season. got his fi rst
victory or the year , scatlenng s ix t\its ..
Ken Oberkfell's two-run triple capped a
three-run uprising in the sixth inning lhat
broke open a t.Jght game and powered St
Louis to a 7·2 trium ph over Philadelphia
behind Pete Vuckovicb's five·hitter ...
Warren Cromartie drilled a pair of home
runs, and three New York errors led to
four unearned runs m the fi rst inning as
Montreal batte red the Mets. 7.3 ..• Jim
suvu Palmer. backed by a 12-bit attack that
included two ·run home rs by Rick Dempsey a nd Ken
Singleton, pitched Baltimore to a 12·2 victory over Kansas
Cit y ... Texas left-ha nder Jon Matlack handcuffed
Cleveland on fi ve h its and catcher Jim Sundberg provided
two key hits in a 3·0 victory over the Indians . . Chet
Lemon's tie-breaking single with two out in the 14th inning
.\iCled the Chicago White Sox to a 4·3 victory over the New
York Yankees ... Golden Glove outfielder Garry Maddox
h as signed a multi-year. multimill1on dolla r contract with
the Philadelphia Phillies ... Negotiators for major league
baseball's club owners and players union made unspecified
progress in seven hours of contract talks on .T uesday ...
Lamar John.soil.of the Chicago Wh ite Sox. who hit .600 and
helped his tealiR to tbr~ victories over Ba ltimore. has
become lhe American League's fi rst player or the week for
the 1980 season ... Steve McCatty, making bis second start
in two nights. pitched shutbut ball for eight innings and Tony
Armas belted a three·run double lo lead Oakland to a 12·3
r out of Seattle. McCatty. 1·2, bounced back from an a~Cul
performance Monday night. when he lasted only 1~ innings
and a llowed five runs in a 7-1 loss. The right-bander pitched
Tuesday night because because Rick Langford, the scheduled
s tarter. s uffered a muscle spasm in his back while warming
up.
..
a ·• • •.; - • I •
•<Wftl (.'lwtcll lt'•C«'ll4P• haln Lw
lllUwlUkee. wtth veteran e9nler ... Luler m acorlq .12 po4oll and r eMrve forward aku,.
w .. •a= add.lot 21, defeated 'SeaU.lt Tu.day
nl1ht.1'.fT. before an NBA record crowd of 40,172 ·
for a 3·2 lead lD thelr playcilf leriea. Tbe belt-ol-Mftn
We1tena CoDltr.ct Mmlfioal now mov• to lllllwauk• Fri·
day. A B&k'U vletory would lllmbaa&e lut MUOD'I NBA
cbam'*>al. IWwauket't ,..., ......... llfU NCDO¥ed •
a 1tntcber duriq \be foUrtb quarter ol
TuHda,Y'I 1ame. Brld••••D, a 1·5
forward, w11 attempUDI to drive tbt
baMUne wbeD b' coWct.d wltb Seattle's .latk sa.a and wu cbarced with an of •
(ellllve foul. Bridtemu crubed to tbe
noor and reportedly 1uffend a bna1led
lower back ... .1..Uu Bnllle and Darryl
Oa wklH each 1cored 30 points a s
Phlladelpbla rallied from .a 10-polnt
hallllme deficit to beat AUaata, 105-100
and clinch the best-of-seven serifs, 4·1.
u1uH Tbe 76ers move lnto the East.em Con·
Ctrence best«·eeveo finals against Boston starting Friday
n1ght Jn Bolt.on. The Celtics reached the finals with a four·
game sw~ep ot Houston.
.--------..-.11 Tetl•9-----..
On this date ln baseball in 1978;
Bob Forsch or the St. Louis C4rdinals burled a S-0,
no-bit victor)' over the Philadelphia Phillies.
On this date ln 1972: .
Burt Hooton of the Chicqo Cubs, beginning bis flnl
full season in the majors, no-hit the Phillies 4--0 ·at
Wrigley Field.
On this date in 1940:
Cleveland's Bob Feller burled the fi rst and only
Opening Day no-bitter in baseball histo ry, beating the
. Chicago White Sox 1·0 at Comiskey Park.
On this date in 1938:
Dizzy Dean, wbo bad won 30 games in 1934, w as
traded from the Cardinals to the Cubs for pitche rs Curt
Davis and Clyde Shoun and outfielder George Slain·
bncl<.
Today's Birthdays :
San Diego Padres outfielder Don Reynolds is 27.
Houston Astros catche r Bruce Boehy 1s 25.
Serie•~ .~afl CIA Sabota9.-d Oly•pi~•
A Sc)Vlct news paper published What it called •
details or a CIA and FBI plot to sabotage the
Moscow Oly mpics. including the inclusion of
young fore1gn.1ani::uage speakers from United
States univ<•rs1t1es in 1.1n "ant1-0lymp1r" s ubversion team to
be sent to )lo~cow Officials m Washington &re studying.
but ar<' not \·t-t Cl'rt ain. whether Pre-.adcnt Carter's move to
bloek US µ;rl1c1pat1on an the Olympics will extend to Puerto
Hl ro. which h:.is f1c ldl'd it~ own team ro·r yf#ars .. The gov·
ernmcnts or Grc:at BraLaio and Aus tralia ha\.c reaffirmt'd
tht'ar support or the US boycott and pohtacal pr -ssun ha<.
been put on Can;:id1an Pnmf' Manistc>r Pierre Trudeau to Rel
ht~ nation bt•hmd tht• boycott . That land Prime M 1nastcr
p r Pm Tinsula nonda said that the ~ovc·rnment wall leave it up
to that tountry·.., 01~ mp1c comm1tt1•1• tu cJec1d1.: ~hcthcr or not
to send <1thll't~ to the Olympic'>·
RanL'I Trad•• .tft•{'utt·ht•un fo D~nr.-r
La"reoce McCulche0n has been traded by the •
Lo~ Angeles Rams to the lk nver Broncos for. an
unda s cloi-.t·d rutun· draft ('hOI('(• Tht· former
Colorado State• star w1 II bl' back an tht• state where
hl' played his college b<11l .. An alleged ticket purchasing
ctral bet~<'<'n M1ss1ss1pp1 State L'niH•rsaty basketball Coach
Jim Hatfield and h1~ playc•r.; may lead to a full.scale NCAA
probe . . . The University of New Orleans has quit the Sun
Rell Athl<'tt c Confer ence after the con·
rrrcncC' refused to let the school play home
g<1mC''> an an on rampus gym opponents
l':Jll "the ch;Jmh1•r or horrors ..
. ~tiama Dolphin Ct•nt1·r J im Lanl(er's
tut url' tn pro rout hall c·ould b4.' d<•rtdt"d
Thursday when ht• reports lo the M In·
llC'!>Ota Vikings' t<-a m doctors for a f1led1c a l
t•xamm:.it1on. Langl'r ha~ requested a
trade to thl' V1k1ng:-. .. The title fight
betwee n Wo rld Boxing Council
wel t e rwt•1ght c ha m pa on Sug ar R ay
M<CUTCHtOH Leonard and Roberto Duran wilt be "the
greatest fight an our time:· aet·ordan){ to promoter Bob Anim.
Thev wall meet June 20 at :.i site an the U S o r Canada to be
determined later . Detroit I.ion-.· defensive tackle Dave
Gallagher as retiring to return to m<'d1cal school full time at
the University or Michigan . . f.arry Sml~b. Tulane's head
football coach, is to b:e interviewed today concerning the va ·
cant head coaching job at lht· t •n1\'e rs1ty of Ariiona
. Some 8.000 runners are expcct(:d ror th as year's Boston.
Marathon which will be run Monday ... Lar ge fields an two
Kentucky Derby prep races could mean a large field for the
Derby itsC'lf and could bring about a 20-horse hmitalion based
on the prqspects with the highest money earnings.
In ¥olleytiall
·FRANK TANANA ..
Fr•~-r.,,. • IL
ANGELS •••
aide real well aod be'• able to
put the ball wbe~ he want.I tt."
Twins first baseman Ron
Jackson, who came up through
the Angels' organization with
Tanana and played behind him
for four years, says Tanana m ay
ne ve r be the pitcher be · once
was.
"HE DOESN'T HAVE t hf'
f a s tball a n y m o r e." sa id
Jackson, who lined to left field
for the final out or the game.
stranding the potential tylog rWl
at first base.
"He always bad a good break·
ing ball, but I can't believe how
slow it Is now ." Jackson said.
"If he had bis fastball to set up
bitters for that s&ow c urve. he'd
be s uper.
"But you gotta give him a lot
of credit." J ackson added ... He
didn't have to c6m e back last
year . but he m lfde the effort.
He's a good competitor. Frankie
will bothe r you any way he
can ."
PE RHAPS TWf!IQS Managt•r
Gt•nt.• Mauch ~ummcd II up be:.1
''l'v(• SHn Tanana with bette r
stuff, but he m oved th<' ball an
and out masterfully.·· M<iul h
:.aid. 'The guy know-. how ti,
pitch."
Tanana con~edes that last
year's tendiruus has IC'ft hL'i arm
without blauni: spe~. but h1· rt•
fU.'>l':> to g1vt> up on the h(•;,tc·r
".M v fastball must 'v<' hJd ~omcthlnit on at . becaus e ~ou
!>aw all those pop..u~." he said
.. But basically, 1 C10essed the
<bleep) out of 'em."
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maiaed=fect la Sea View Leatue wttb a YldorJ MW •
Costa esa, La QuiDta Delded
five 1ames to atop Coroaa 4111
Mar, Jn1.ne tapped El Toro In
four pmes, and lllluioD Viejo
defeated LaCuaa HW1 ID tbN1
straight.
At Dana HUii, tbe Dotphlm ,..
mained perfect at bome aa Erin
McGlnnea, Paul Smitb and SeoU
S wart1bau1b turned la llll·
preaaive perfQrmaDCel.
. Dana Hilla, ahead 14-2' In tbe
final game, cave up 10 ltniCb&
points to the determined ArUilU
before ta1dnc tbe elmive Gaal
polnt.
Both lAguna Bea~ ad Oma
Hills are 4-1 in the Soutb OoMt
League.
Estancia kept its unblemlabed
Sea View League mark latact
with a four-game victory over
Costa Mesa on the losers' court.
The Eagles dropped their
third game to Costa Mesa before
rebounding with a 15-4 verdict ln
the finale.
Bob Rieden at middle blocker
and Tim Kf'obnfeldt at Better
sparked Estancia wbicb ls now
7-0 in league play.
La Quinta improved it.s leape
mark to 5-3 with a bard-fought
five -game victory over boat
Corona del Mar.
Se~r Gary Nakamura kept
La ,Qwota in the game with a
strong effort, and Ter ry deBost
was eq ua lly impressive as a
middle-blocker and setter.
Anteaters Let
Pepperdine
Slip By, 3-2
UC Irvine'!> bascbaJ l team 1£'t
ont.' ~h p through iL'> hands Tue<i·
day and J :> a 1 t•wlt lost a 3-2 dt ..
t 1:.w n t1> \'1!>1t1ng l'epperdrne in
12 Ul010~'> lt wa .... ,1 marvelously pitched
contest from both sides as Fran
Cutty weol the distance for Pep-
perdioey wblle Dirk Wietstock
carried"!!' no-bitter into the
seventh iJ\ning.
UCI staked Wietstoct to a 2-0
IP:id before Pepperdine's Bob
llt•lsome got hu, team's first hll
or the game. belting a two-out.
t"o·run homer in lhe seventh to
knot the score .at two.
Both s ades then r emained
scorelcoc;s untJ I the 12th inning
"hen llelsome doubled off re-
lieve r and losing pitcher Bob
Fra~h e tte 19 ·2). a nd ca m e
around lo score on two fielder's
choice~
:The Anteate~ had a golden
opporturuty to tic the game in
the bottom of the inning when
t·x·Oran1?e Coast College star
Larr~ Oot-.on led off with a triple
Out a ~round out and double play
ended the threat.
The conference loss d ropped
the Anteaters Jl.2 games behind
first place ·pepperdine in the
SCBA standings.
Roger Carlson ~eball Standings •
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Estancia Returns
I
Estancia High's volleyball team returned
Monday night from a 17·day. European excursion
with consolation championship honors in a 16·
nation tournament in England.
Coa ch Mike Pome roy's Sea View ·League
le aders and 1979 CJF finalists lost" their opening
m atch with Israel, defeated Scotland. lost to even·
tual cbamptdt) Yueosl a.via. then rolled to victories
over teams from Turkey, Switzerland and France.
The Eagles' 4·2 record is highly commendable
ih such circles, where national tea m s < 19·and·
under ) fonned lhe competition against the best
Crom Estancia High.
"China a nd Yugoslavia could play with
UCLA:· says E s tancia Coach Mike Pomeroy.
"The y arc unbelievably good. But we'd do it again
tomorrow if we bad the chance. It was a grea t ex·
perience
·'Seeing that caliber or volleyball, sue~ as the
fi nals between Yugoslavia and Chlna, you just
don't see that kind of volleyball around here . And
talking and sharing ide14s with other players from
other countries was sometb.lng we won't forget."
Yuaoslavla spanked the Eagles. but Jood. with
a 6·9, 6-6, 6·5 front lloe. "We ~ere playrng well."
says Pomeroy. "But we couldn't get the ball past
their blocks. The middle blocker. who was 6-9, had
Tim Krobnfeldt's jumping ability. Fraankly .. be-was
hurting people."
The tournament included opening ceremonies
with a parade (trumpets, the works> and closing
ceremonJes ln Bath, England.
"ln one respect we'r e better off in that we s aw
teams much better than us . We're really motivat·
ed by the Chinese by the way they hit and attacked
the ball,·• adds Pomeroy.
In addlllon to tbe com~tton. the 17-d•y tour
Included such bJabll1hU as l\russela and Paris
I 111•1t
\ BILL .uecaon, per~ps the No. 1 soccer f entlly lo the Oranae eout" area <he was UC
Irvine's coach for 10 years and founded the Coast ...__
I
Rangers. presented a silver trophy recently to the
Kiwanis Club of Costa Mesa North as a perpetual
award for t he winner of t he annual Orange County
All·star game. ·
This year's clash is at Orange Coas t College
Sunday and features lhe best or graduatmg talent
from Orange County high school5 It starts at 2.
Former SuR" goaHe Dave Joker-st w.a~ t-he
featured speaker al a banquet honoring the squad!.
and Sunday's ggme wall also feature the Ramc;
cheerleaders ••• AROUND THE BEAT -Corona del Ma r High
football coach Dick Morris has beefed up his pro·
gram with the addit ion of Dave Holland as or
fensive coordinator . Holland was Ure Sea Kings'
head coach for nine years. including the 1971
Irvine League cha mpionsb.lp squad ... Edison
Hi gh football coach Biii Workman ls due to be re
leased from Sl. J osephs Hospital lo Orange Thurs-
day morning after shoulder surgery ... Former
HunUngton Beach Hl(h kicker and defensive back
Darrea Mooa, an Ocean View High aide the past
couple of years, will handle the wide receivers at
Marina ... Mike 'nona&on will cooUnue to assiS\
Marina IDgb baaketbait coach Steve Popovic la, but .
will also handle the coaching duties for the Vlk·
inga' girU •.. UC Riverside bas signed Corona
del Mar ffjgh basketball star llkll Kladorf to a let·
ter-of-lntent . . . The death of diver Cral« JenJdQ
puts a dent In Corona del Mar's quest (or the Sea
View League swimming champlonsblps . Jenklns.
16 and a junior, was klUed Monday In a motorcycle
accident. "He was an Integral part of our drive for
the league championship," says assJstanl coach
Jim Tanler • • . An all-sta r oddity: Fountain
Va lley and Westminster will have no re presenta·
lion on the South team In the 2Ut Orange County All·~tar football game June 30 at Orange Cou t
Colle1e ... And In bu ketball. the Sunset League
w H ahut out of the Orange County All·&tar game
June 14 .
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Balt1mon• :! J
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Tcxn:. •t 2
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OCCHoete
SwimFmali ll Tops Sontli ROster for County
Orante COMl Col.lei• been Mleeted, as were Marln1'1 Sam Aiello and will host t.be South Coaat •.r aooga CAaLSON Of ....... "91 .....
"" Conferen PlayeT of U.. Ytar , aloDa •llb lh"'9 ol hi.I teammaa.
"" Colal•nnce ~amplom, ...... la the 11 l Oranae Cowrty AU.-.
•• to bt played at Orallf• Coaet
Bell It oftlcial P'rlday wbell M told a
q•1rt.erbeek Frank • urer and llAebacter BUI
Malaftll, &ioq wlLb USC·.bouad Mark Bo)'er, a
llabt tDd KaDIH UnlvenUy ai&ned B~t. Seurer
Ill
M'arlt KunUey, Maler Del's Joe Donahue. MOiile Confennce awlm cbam-
Olaon and Ooue Betluwaaert and Newport kic.ker p ionshlpa Thursday
Scott Clem1 through Saturday in the
Other Oran1e Coaat area 1tan chosen include • OCC pool.
Costa Kesa reeelver Dan Sauer, Eat&Dcia's TOC>Y AcUon run.s Tburada,y
Camp and Alan Akana aod San Clemente's Jeff from 2·S p.m .• P'rlday
Bannt!r. from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m .•
a nd Saturday from-9 galbtrinl t Soylh Cout PJua Hotf'l Ille woukl
pa niclpa ln th4 & rnt1. •hich ts pomorect by the. Brea U lub.
and llatava&a ~Ea M•M•*"as l"'IDllVllEN b Th a . m . to 2 : 30 p . m . F\Vt' •chools JlhH.'t.'-0 lbn..-., play •fl on the squad van a;. .... c. "n"ll'Q y ompson, Adm'-'8lon to the cham-OMW coWT'r• LOl*GDULD
1 b Kn I 1 d' the Stmlet League'• Coach of the Year, lnclude 1 bl is f with UCl,.,\·bound Inc ackcr Ld ow es ea tn~ Capistrano Vall~'• Bruce Sima, Kurt Adams. Bob Pons ps ree. No Lo.eer Price
No Better Servke the Marina conUntil.lol flDd AIMt Gaddis and Neal Korb and Phil Bradley ot El .Modena, El Toro's Orange Coast's swlm Ro 11 headin& lb" N"w~rt Harbor t08ler. team finished in second TffB TAR ODED Rebell" JO..
man squ uncJer Marlna Hilh Coach Dave Scott ¥cKen&le, Santa Ana'• Vic Prawl and Jeff place in the final South
CO&ONA Dt:L M.Aa'8 Big Three -Scott WilUan\s, Pat Compton of Santiago and Santa Ana Coast Conference dual Carpent.e"r-1 Driun Dtir •vere and Kory l!urweJl have Valley's Jacob JobnlOo and Nate Frankllo. m e e t 8 tan d l n g-s.
Thom u with All-CUI' ~nliab .
J olu n IC lhlJ from Edlloo lU 1b are
2800 H1rbor Blvd.
Coet• MeM 540-9100 #
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Basketbal l
Olivier Heads
. Soath Squad
* • •
brine Tilt
Lur~s Four
Area ,tar ~
PASADENA Four
Orange Coast art!a high
USC'sOrange County package of 6 11 Clayton s chool footbal) s tars
Olivier aod 6 5 Ron Holm~l>. along with five have been chosen for the
Orange U>ast area)>asketbaU standoull>, head the 29th Shrine All s tar
Soutll Atl-s4rs. as l>elccled by La Quinta High Classic to be played in
Coach Jack Katz the Rose Bowl July 18.
Kriz. who took hll> Allt!Cl> t~ the Cl f' 3-A <:ham Leadmg the parade of
pionslip. says his team wall run and press an lh(' ~tars for the South will
June U game at Orange Coast College. be CIF Bil( Five Con-
Tle ~aml'. bponsorcd by the Costa Mesa ference Player of t ht·
Kiwanis. pits lhc cream of lhe graduatang t<1lent Year Kerwin R<'ll . along
from high schools an Orange County. Tipoff as :-.(·L with hi s tcammute ,
for 8o'clock, wit h an all-star girls game pr<:'ccd quartt•rlrn c k F'rank
Th N h Seurt·r ing .. e ort coachisBrea 'sGene Lloyd. Others pi <'kcd from
Bstancaa High's Steve Van Horn and Ttm the a rea arc Marina
Krohnfeldt. Corona del Ma r's Rich Kindorf, Ocean High guard Steve Alo~io
View's Jeff Andrarle and Meter Dei's David Cook a nd Newport Harbor
. represent the Orange Coast a rea on the South line man Neil Ross. Thl'"
squa4. · o n ly repre.sentutt vl'
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VODKA
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SCOTCH
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RETAIL
BOTTLE
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Burgundy. '~">Ml ..... 2.63 28.60 2.39
Cabernet Sauvignon. 1.,,-1ML • 4.33 47.30 3.94
Chablis. 750ML ..... 2.63 28.60 2.39
Chenln Blanc. 7'JOML •••• , ...... 3.47 37.79 3.15 Qthers. aside from Olivier and Holmes, are rrom tbe South Coa!>l
Bols a Grande's Alan Dolensky, Mi ssion Viejo's League is Mi!>saon V1t•
Rob t'homton, Santa Ana Valley's WilUs Thomas jo's Rick Buhler. 8• tight .....,.,__"7
and Maz Trakh and Bob Murray from Katz's end. 645 Gewurztraminer. •'Jl>ML 4 .04 144.00.. 3.67
Johannisberg Riesling. 7'J()Ml 4 .04 44.00 3.67 8 99
cha"pions. Chardonnay. 1•1 "'L 4.74 51 .70 4.31
Gamay Beaujlois., •w 3.02 32.95 2 .75 ·1 hope we can play the same style we played Bell and Seurer ll•d
1n the Long Beach Arena." says Katz.· ·We'll try to Edison to a 55 O romp in
run v.ilh a n up tempo game. Ten of these a.re All· the Big F)ve ConfcrcnC'l' Fleuri Blanc. ~ ... 4.04 44.00 3.67 •
CIF players champ1ons h1p g<1mt·
"They arP all ~o good. The big thing is lo gel Bell rushed for 2.22:t
them to me!>h and pl ay as a unit. After talking with yards on 226 c<1 rn<·~ for
them tdon'tthink we:llhaveaproblem." 26 t o u c hdo'h n s a 11 d · caught four l>CO rtn& Olivier averaged 30.7 points a game and re· passes ceived national attention. He shared CIF 3·A -·
Player of the Year laurels with La Quinta junior Seurer completed 135
J ohn Rodgers and was the Daily Pilot's choice for of 222 passes for 2.227
Orange County Player of the Year. l ards and 23 TOs
Key Wins for JCs
GWC, Gauclws Stay i11 Races
Golden West and Saddleback col·
leges get the victories they needed to stay in their respective cooference
baseball races Tuesday afternoon.
H err/s what transpired:
Golden West 8, LACC 3
Scctt Furtak ran his Southern Cal
Conlerence record lo 3-0 a s the
Rustlers scored five times m the first
two mrun~s in coas~ing t-0 victory.
C WC scored three runs in the first
111nang when Dave Magill walked and
;;cored on JacR: Settle's double. Keith
ll all followed with a walk and then
they both walked home on Bob
Sm art's triple off the wall tn left.
singled to put runners at the comers
and Haigh scored moments later on
an infield out by Pele Ha rrell.
Woodhead, who improved his ton·
fe r ence r ecord to S· 1. had two
s tr ikeouts a nd s urre ndered two
walks in getting San Diego CC to hit
11 ground outs.
··w e really played super d<:fcns('
today." lamented Saddlcback Coach
Dick Stuetz. "It was a bag win for us.
but every game ~ance wc 'rr• lr<11lmg
is crucial "
Vikes, Edison-.
Rustlers Win The Rustlers iced the contest in the
second after Shawn Gill and Gary
Springe r walked and Settle brought
them home with his second double of Ma rina High's Tina Kyler tossc.'CI a
the day. two-hitter and the Vikings took ad Settle finished his work at'the plate va ntage of their lpoe hit to score a 1 O
going two-for-four with three R~I . victory over Huntington Beach Tues-
while Smart went two·for-two with day to highlight women's softball ac-
two walks and three RBI. t. ion.,._, The victory keeps the Rustlers one In other prep play. Edison SL'Ored
game behind-LA Harbor and Cypress eight runs in the fi rst three innings
in the standings. and went on to score an 11·2 rout of
Saddleback 2 , San Diego cc o Westminster, while on the junior col-
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Amaretto Di Saronno. 563 124 95
Drambuie •. ' 1 i: II 32. 125.68
Ga ilia no, -' 11 '' 10 25 113.77
Kah.lua, :> i 01 7.87 87 .40
Midori Melon, 1 Hll 9.75 108.33
Southern Comfort. 1 1'.11111 ~ l?.24 67.96
Tia Maria. 2:i 111 8.77 97 35
BLENDS
Hiram Walker Imperial. lJ1JA~1 5.50 b 1 on
Kessler, 1 , >l lrl ~ 10.53 58 ?O
Seagrams 7 Crown. 1 7'>Lrrt h 11 .85 f)'j 71
BOURBONS
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Courvoisier V.S.. l ,J / c, 14 1 l f'J I I .83
MartelV.S.P.. . ... 1? l'J 135?:> 1 l.28
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Ca nddian Club. I~, 7' 1 Hi h') 14 .b 1
Canadian Mist .. ·~ ldt7 ht.;.! 5.62
Scagrams V:O.. l';7'J K/li'J l-l.6 1 I
Bee f eaters.
Gilbey's,
Gordon. , ,
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. d b · 11· lege circuit. Cypr~s handed Orange The Gauchos receive a n aanl Coast a 9·2 non·conference setback. Bacardi Lt. f, Dk .. patching performance from Dave c t'll Lt c-Dk
1095
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JR ?-1 4.02 Woodhead, who shut down San Diego Golden West scored a ~-3 wm over as 1 o . v .. cc on five hits. Ch~pman in another non-conference Myers Jamican,
\.,I
The victory was import ant in that battle. •
it moved Saddlebac lc within one At Marina.· Colleen Derry lnpled
game of SDCC in the Mission Con· in the seventh inning and scored on a
ference's Southern Division race. • sacrifice fly by Lauri Bird to give the
The Gauchos scored the only run Vikings a Sunset League victory.
they needed in the fi rst as Paul La· At Westminster, Edison's Angie
joie reac hed first on a fielder's Mallotto collected three hiL'> in three
cholce,stolesecond,wenttotbirdon t rips t o the plate to lead the
Dewars White Label.
Chivas Regal, <J()Al'r
Cluny, 1 , H IT1 k
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1565
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Johnnie Walker Blk .. · J '"1 . b d b ed Chargers. a wild p1t-0 • an t en scor on a . Orange Coast's offensive punch Lauders, r , 'tt' L
base hit by Scott Haigh. came from Pat Shaw who clouted a
10 19
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The .lnaurance. run came irt the sixth-inning homer in a losin" eUort .. fourth when Haigh and Andy JarVis e
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Cuervo White. 1 UTE~ 7. I 7
Don Emillo Wh. f, Gold. 1 ·~111-8.88
Sauza Gold. 0 °1 \ .. 1 7.70
Crown Russe. J \ .. 1
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9.40
13.70
l 0.57
6.64
8.22
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3.98
7.47
7.15
5.36
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Monterey Riesling. 3.27 3~.59 2.97
Pclite Sarah. -' '1 3.52 38.44 3.20
Pinot Noir. J' 4 04 44.00 3.67
White Burgundy. 1· .. 3.61 39.55 3.28
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Cabernet Sauvignon. • .. 7.06
Johannisberg. 4 44
Zinfandel. 1 • 4.04
Zinfandel Rose. 3.23
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Chablis.
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Gamay Beaujolois.
Gewurstraminer.
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48.40
44.00
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46.20
46.20
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Burgundy. 7•,r1i'1L 2.42
Chardonnay. 7"ll1 Mt 6 .04
Chablis. 750 "'L .2 .42
Chen in Blanc. i'!-(• ,,, 3 .42
Cabernet Sauvignon. , <1 ''L 5.24
Gamay Rose. ''>'•Mt 3.42
Pinot Noir. 7?1• ''L 4.83
Pinot Noir Blanc. 7'JOML 4.03
Pinot Noir Rose. 750Mt 3.48
Riesling, 1'J<:M1L 4.63
Zinfandel.·750ML . 3.62
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26.35
65.89
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57.09
37.29
52,69
43.89
37.81
50.49
39.49
3.12
6.42
4.03
3.67
2.94
2.75
3.67
2 .75
3.85
3.85
3.67
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4.39
3.66
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Women·s Tournament
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Marina 9, Huntington Beach 4
Hoh Grandstaff b<•lted a t'-'O run homer <And
t•ollt'CtC'd t"'o more hits and thn·t' HBI as tne Vi·
kings won undt'rthc lights al Mile Squ:.i rr· Park
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ning :md Prast'cl a 2 I lluntin~tcm BcJch lead
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:ind a :.ingll· h) Bl.Ibby Thompson U1lO two runs 10
the botlomofthef1rM ·
Bn::m Obon went the d1stanu~ for .. ~ arina
scattering eight h1ls as the \ 1l.111gs 1mpro \ed l1)(!1;
league mark lo6·2.
Newport Herbor 7. Fountain 'Valley 5
Bill McTeir had a couple of lwo.run ho~ to
left. but the Sailors countered "ilh a two-run
homer by Rick Palmer and a lcadoff four-bagger
by Clark<f;m1th. the n put 1t J\\a)' "1th a three-run
outbur:,t an the fourth inntnJ!
Thl' Sailor-; i!<>l th1· "1nnin~ margin an the
fourth with "l't•1·1t 11t1 1 h~· lw<.c•path!l by sconng
t \\O rul'U) on \'tn<'t.' Cool. s dCt'JI sJcnflct.• fl)
We 've got cars . and a lot of .John Culnr r acl'd m from second base behind
Smith AnothPr tally \\as adde d on Dan
Saucrbrcy's RHI s 1ngl<'
Roge r Mu-.ct•ntt.· arcountPct for Fountain
VallC'y's other marker "1th J O HBI s m~k in the
fifth.
Despite the Sailors' twn homl' runs. Newport
Harbor didn't <:vc n the "core· unlll Tom LaGran·
dcur , the winnin~ p1trhC'r. singll·d home Sauerbrey
in the third. following Smith's four bagger.
The ,·1ctory k cps the Satlors in the hunt or a
the m. Two things have go t to
happen befo re they can be sold.
First. We tell you we have them.
Second. We reduce the prices. We
make them so attractive. with such
tr emendo us savings you can't
afford to pass them up.
4·A playoff hert tlh a 4 4 record, good for third
place in the Sun. ct Leugue
We tmlnster 3, Edison O
We ster struck for three runs In the first
three inn.111 . an pitcher Da,'ld Harns tossed a
three-luuer to d r1rst-place Edison its second
loss in league play.
The Lions got the-only run they needed in the
first when Rich Castl • rippl·d a l'Ao-out double and
Terry Grass brought him home with a single.
Westminster came back with two more in the
third.inning. a nd again it was Caslle st arted things
off "".'th a double. Matt Coddington then singled him
to third a nd Terry Grass" alke<l to load the bases.
A passed ball brou~ht Castle home, and Cod·
dington managed to scor e on an error to complete
the Lions' scoring.
Edison's Rob Munson absor bed the Joss
despite piclhing a five -hitte r.
liberty Christian 6, American Chrfstlan 5
,. Todd Arnold's single in the eighth toning
scored Mark Winte rsolt> to give Liberty Christian
its third Christian LC:JJ!UC victory against five
losses.
The prices. of course. differ on
each model but savings are
huge on our entire stock. With our
"high flooring costs" maintaining
hundreds of cars 1n stock is terribly
expensive ... that's our reason for
selling with little or no profit ... it
saves us money. We're confident
we have one you'll like ... we
know you'll like our prices and
service. These are the Hard Facts!
Tornado
Races Set
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
T.Drnado catamaran
sailors may never make
it out or the U.S. ror the
s umme r Olympics a\
Tallon, Russia, but they
wHI be competing with
that trip in mind right
up to and including the
ofllcial Olympic trials at
Newport, R.l.
Many top T ornado
s ailors wil l be al
Callfomi' Yacht Club,
Marina ael Rey, starting
Thursday for the U.S.
Torn ado Assoc.ialion
Spring Re,atta. one or
two quall ying events
for the U.S. Olympic
trials.
The top five sk1ppers In
the qualifyln1 regattas
will be selected for the
Newport, R.1 . trials.
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lty JOHN CUNNIP•
N'l:W YORK <AP> -YKter·
day waa "a natloaal 4ta1 of
1bame.'' Tomorrow la "antl·bil
b•1lneu day .. lo aome.
··economlC' 1rowth day .. to
odaera. Tbb wftlt LA · ·pn vete
property \ftell u Ne~t w'" we
honor ~rttari".
Ecooomic declaration, protf'!ll
aDd count.r·protHt ere elbow-
l '1 C each
otbtr for ume
In th_, s un .
compeuna
with eech
other atid
v. llh lbe usual
seasonal
rites . aMual
m eetlnp. N·
unions. wed·
dlnas a nd
graduations . cu100'"
ANGRY ABOU't Ct1deral
waste, overspending and taxa·
lion, Richard Lesher. National
Chamber or Commerce preSI·
dent, recently christened Apnl
lS. tax deadline day, as a na·
tional day of shame. '"even dis
grace."
One group. however. dll>·
agrees. said Lesher. and that
group, made up of Ralph Nader
followers. is sponsoring "Big
Bus iness Day." during which 1t
hopes lo emphasize corporate
crlmt , pollution and prke·
fixln1.
Sc>rnt bla·bullDeu eucutlves hoe dttcldM t o lcnore the
event. but others ar ready to
fi&bt.. CalMa It "ant bl1 bull· nen day." t.hey hope to counter
it by proclalmlna the bt"nef1ll ~ri>e>raUona bestow.
THE 8 SINUS Roundtable,
fo r txample. hu distributed
pol'ltlon papen that talk of busl·
nHS as a llOUr~ of· }O~S. Mii ll
tupayer ... an agent or 'IC>Clal
ju tl<-t. u • IOurr~ of phyiskal
and finan<'lal ecurlty
The table, mad1.1 up ~oll'IY of
mt"n 'Ai>o head the-notion's bl~
gut <'Ompanies. seeks 'v con
\•Ince 1.>e0ple th1&t bu11ne1>s ls the
i.our.te or tbe nnUon's wealth and
that it should bt' prti:s t•rvtd, not
de troyed
Econqmic growth duy u day
do ely related an spmt as well
&Ii date, is ~ing observed by the
National CoaUt1on for Growth,
an oU&hoet of the Heritage
FoundatJon, a pro·bus1ne:,s thanlc
tank
GRO\\TH DAV seek!i to un·
dcrmine the popularity of the no·
lion that no growth, the an·
l1lh<•sis of businei.i. philoi.ophy,
1s the onJy possible response to
conservation und environmental
preservation.
Private. property week la
apdnaM'd by the N aUonat Al·
IO(lallon of Realtors. which la
~ulte uptet about what lt seea ••
threat• to prtvate property
rl1ht1 auaranteed by the ~ and
14th amendment..
Theae amendments, the
Rultoni say. prot.ec:t Amtrtcana
In ownln1. ualng and dl.apo1lnc
of prlvate property without un•
due . eovernment Interference.
But, Ill leaders malntaln. ln·
terferenccs Is 11rowlng.
. ll l!:NT CONTROL is seen as
Interference. So are some local
rei,tricuons Imposed by building
c9des. a nd llm1tallons set by
.. rbllrary zoning . Most
danJ:erous to some Realtors are
local proposals, none enacted to
prevent owAers from selling
with o ut f irst obtaining
permission.
The.Realtors also see govern·
ment spending. taxation and in-
flation as ominous threats. and
seek public s upport from what
they caJI the 2 percent solution.
·'The 2 percent solution r e·
com mends that federal spend1ng
be slowed by at least 2 percent,
or S6 b1llion, by September 30,
a nd another 2 percent or Sl8
billion in 1981 ," s aid Ralph
Pritchard. president.
"We lhlnk so much of the 2
percent solution." he continued,
More Women Investing
For Begi1i1ier, Establish Objectives
By SHERRY LUCAS established growth trends and prospects «;urrent
Did you know over half or the stockholders in high.growth indu~tries include drugs and health
.the country are women? In the past, this was fre· care. electronics and technology, energy and oil
quently becaui.e wom en had inherited stock from service and offi ce equipment l and cyclical stocks
their husbands. at times when th~ir prices are low (Cyclicals "in·
But today. with more and more women in· elude airlines, aluminums. broadcasting, forest
dependent and working, the number of women in· products and selected chemicals.> The latte r vesto~ <as ~pposed to passive stockholdWJ ~J.n· _ mettwd might also. be used to purchase blue ch.i p
creasing rapidly. Consequently, the next three col· companies which may be about to enjoy periods or
umns wm contain some suggestions for the new accelerated earnings growth.
woman ~nv~tor. . lf you are older and have been earning a good . . Novice investors -male or female -must de· salary for some time. you probably would like to
ctde whether they can. af~ord to invest, how_ to be able to minimize your federal lax Liability. estab~i~h investment obJec_llves and how lo choose especially if you are married and file a joint re· secur1t1es to meet those obJeaUves. turn.
TO DECIDE WHETHER you are in a position
to invest, answer the following three questions
first:
-Can I cover living expenses comfort.ably -
food. clothing, shelter?
Do I have adequate insurance lo protect
m yself and my family in case of illness or death?
-Do I have enough available cash to meet
e m ergencies that may arise?
U you've answered yes lo all three, you can
start to plan an investment program.
YOUR OBJECTIVES SHOULD be determined
by a combination of factors. includipg age, de·
pendents. capital income and temperament.
Those points will help decide whether you
should invest for income. for long.term growth. or
for short·term profits .-as well as the minimum
return des-ired and the amount of risk willing to as-·
s ume.
YOU MAY BE ABLE to accompllsh this by
shifting funds from an investment that produces
taxable income into municipal bonds, which pay
interest that is free from federal Income taxes. U
you purchase municipal bonds issued within the
stale of your residency. they will also likely be
free or state and local taxes.
Municipal bonds must be purc hased in .
mlnimurp lots or five, almost without exception. ll
you wish to participate in a s maller way, you
might consider municipal bond funds, which allow
unit purchases <usually Sl ,000) that represent
participation in a diversity of bonds. These also
generally permit reinvestment of dividends, com·
pounding the lax-exempt income.
If your total net worth is sufficiently large and
your tax bracket is high enough, a tax investment
such as an oil and gas or real estate partnership
could be an attractive inveslmfnt
In this and the next column. four profiles will
illustrate how women in diHerenl ci rcumstances
mlJ?hl establish their objectives and attempt to re-
alize them. <Each of these profiles could just as
• easily fit a man.)
ON THE OTHER HAND, tax·dererred an-
nuities offer a conservative means of building
capital for your retire ment while at the same time
offering tax advantages.
..
If you are young, have no dependents and earn
enough to live comfortably and save something for
the future, you might be in a position to take
reasonable risks in the pursuit of profits.
IF YOUR INVESTABLE capital al the begin·
ning Is small. you might consider buying shares in
a mutual fund which invests for aggressive
growth. H your available capital is larger. you
might want lo choose your own stocks.
And because long-term capital gains. when
they can be realized, are one of tbe best tax
shelters there is. you should consider acquiring a
portfolio or stocks for appreciation potential. <At
this particular lime. with interest rates high, high-
grade corporate bonds might also be considered
for long-term capital gains. l
Two logical approaches Include industr4es with
r Luca.! is an account executive in the Santa Ana o/·
/ice of Memll. Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Smtih. J
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lmplement lt." Reaulta. that ia.
not 1lory.
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aa an economic luue? Th•
anawer becomes evident on .-It·
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if she is paid commensurate
with her skills and
reaponalbillties.
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Bob 8 .• Ii salesman. is the owner of a haundromat
he operates ln his "pare time.
Or. R .. a dentist, spends two afternoons a week
with his partners learning how to operate a bapl
franchise.
Four lower Manhattan lawyers have successfully
invested in a chain Q!J.s;wr restaurants in New York
and Florida. ~ •
Whal have lh~e people ln common?
THEY ARE AMONG millions of Ame ricans who
have started sideline busaoesses for fun and profit.
· ·eorwrate executives are sidelinJng all over the
pla"ce,'" says-James Hague, a di strict dJ rector or the
Small Business Administration: a lthough the risks
arE! high, particularly for the inexperienced and
about one-third or sideline businesses fold within a
year. (Only a small percentage of these new busi·
nesses fail o utrighL·, however, and le a ve their
creditors with significant losses.>
Jn good times as w~ll as bad, h undreds or
thousands or new small businesses fold each year. In
1980, moreover . as evidence accumulates or a busi·
ness decline or unpredictabl~ depth. duration and
breadth, more or you than ever may be te mpled to
cons ider a sideline business to bolster your real ln-
1·om c!> as they lag behind double·digit inflation.
Although the squeeze is tightening ha rd now on
'>tu rt up and expansion <.'red it. the .rise in this loan
r11•ld has amounted Lo nearly 30 percent over the past •
th rce yf.'ar'> al om:
T HE Lt;RES A RE undeniable thP trad1t1onal
,\ ml'rl<'Un dream of being your own boss. the
<'hJllengc of a bu.c;iness that presumably can be
handled m your !,pare time. the deep desire for catch·
up income
But the failure rate flashes a bnght red signal of
warning.
Why so many·!
IN NINE OUT OP 10 cases. the undeflying
rea:.ons are': m anageria l mexpen ence. mept1tude. in-
com pentence.
The s urface explanations m ay a ppear
dram atically different: faulty research. the wrong
• :,k1lll>, underc<1pll <.1hzat1on . depending on hunch m-
'>tc<.1d or in-depth market investigat ion. using hobbies
and '>porti. to make m\"estment decisions. assuming
thdt per..<>nJI !>k1lb "'ill be a guarantee or a venture's .......,..,, . .., ..
SWck Market Falls
After Early Strength
'\ F.W YORK 1 P • Thi· <;lock market backed off
from .in earl:, r:Jlly that folluwl-d a reduction in the prime
lt•n1!in • rJte b> a ma1or bank and fell sharply an later trad -
Th•· Do"' .Jont·!. a\criJ?l' or 30 industrial~. uo early
mon· than 8 pwnh. l>howcd a 12 11 point lo s to 771.25.
1;.11nt'r.. trutnl-d lol>er'> R 7 1n the tally of New York
Stock Exchange-lis ted LSsues
"1ew York"s Chase Manhau.an Bank lowered its prime
rctte today to l~ pel'Ceot from I.he record 20 percent that.
bas prcvaiJed for two weeks. .
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lf1 curioul. but aft•r havina
mplaa1laed lb• maleneas ol ale ct.arx-en ln • ,,.... 'J'\&mina uu." dirtttor Herbt-n Rou
Vtl"HI bhnaell lo "NIJLl'\lky"
o •-.a11Hl tbal wb•t we've ~lwaya tu1pected aboul tbe
f>Altet u a haven few homOMX·
Ual8 la all lr\.tte. I Not that "NtJtmty" un bt
branded as UK-"Crwain&" ol
I
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~classical dance. bul il certaully
does bring ballet out or the
closet. But I find it a mark for
I the maturity of toda~·s films
·!and today's mm m akers (or
t some of them) that they can
handle these relationships
without censure or s ruggering.
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01a1hUev'1 •ct.Jon la debat.abJe.
< tuly in the film, NlJln1ky
makee referenCG to lhl• tear he
mltbt JO lnlane Uh bis brotlwr.
On 1 ~ level. tht>re I •I~
thf' poul~Ut.y that NtJlnak.)i WU
Ul f•d hee.el"OlSf'xull and una
lo t'ndure or acrept t.he d'-l8llty or has Ufe. Wht>n Otaghllev a
hlm what .would ha h6l~
to bim If be! hadn't bet"O-me •
dancer. he repl.Jei,, ''I'd probably
hive remalned a peasant and
gone to bed with my w&Je oo
Ss1urduy mghb ' -but be says
ll wlslfu.Uy.
lhs interpretation of "The Af·
1ernoon of a Fawn ," which
l)hocked the larst nighters in
1912, can also be interpreted as
his first a wakening to tus own
sexuality, which led lo his ill-
fated marriage to Romola. l
Perhaps the film. written by
Hugh Wheeler. shit:d away from
delving into \tus aspect or the
s t ory for fear o r turning
Diaghilev into an utter monster.
NOT THAT Diaghilev comes
GRANTED TH£ choice ot off smelling like a rose. He 1s
subjects -Nijinsky, one .or the cynical, manipulatiye· and 1m·
world's greatest dancer's, and perious. a connoisseur secure IJl
Diaghilev, arguably the world's the a bsolute rightness of his
g1;eatesl impressario -Ross tastes and predilections, and ut-
couJd scarcely do less. Diaghilev terly determined to have pre-
f had a passion for handsome c1sely what he wants whether in
young men, but also had the 1m-the dining room. a rehearsal hall
presario's instinct for choosing or a bed chamber.
... , ta~ed handsome young men. Then there is the ep1C"ene and
Actually, in m y view the enigmatic Baron de Gunsburg
f
center of this film is Diaghilev, (flavorsomely played by Alan
not Nijinsky <thanks to a flaw-Badel>. a patron of the arts who l less. dynamic cha racterizatiQn placed his wealth at Diaghilev 's
f
by Alan Bates. who brings to We dis pos al, yet engineered the
every Diaghilev portrait and marriage th'lt separated his
photograph I have ever seen >. friend from Nijinsky. Was it for
Nijinsk~ was the dancer the spite or envy? Did he want Ni·
'world adored . but Diaghilev j insky ror himself. or lo head an
f created the setting that made independent ballet company? t him possible. This is another aspect of the
t Nijins ky nourished only so story that the film never really
long as he had his mentor's sup-comes to grips with, although
port. When Diaghilev withdrew it's considerably less reticent
it, out or pride add petulence when it comes to Romola <Leslie
, a fter his prolege's marriage to Browne). She had early set her
I Romola de Pulsky, a nobly born cap-for Nijinsky. contrived their
dancer in the corps de ballet of every meeting. and was
I his Ballet Russe. Nijinsky quick· eminently available when he
Jy descended into madness leaped upon her in the course of
I a long ocean voyage to South
WHETHER OR not bis mad-America to fulfill an engage-1 n ess was precipitated by _ ment.
No.,.. /\'oar
Max1m1Hia Scheider. 16. is
more upset at her father's
losing the Oscar than Dad
seem~ Lo be as he comforts
h e r at a Ne w Y ork
res taurant following t he
ceremony.
Cable. Ruling
Upheld by
Federal Court·
WASlllNGTON CAP> -A
federal appeals court has upheld
a 1',cderal Com munications
Commission rule lhat would al-
low ca ble televis ion to air
n e twork prog ram s th at
duplicate shows already being
broadcast by a local station.
And m another decision affect-
ing broadcasters. the FCC de._
nied a request to temporarily
suspend its new. more stringent
affirmative action guidelines
used m processing radio a nd TV
hcense renewal applications.
The FCC's decLSion against ca•
ble TV blackouts. issued in May
1978. was upheld by the 4th U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals in
Richmond. Implementation or
the decision had been delayed
ever since its adoption because
or legal challenges by a host or
local TV stations and broadcast
groups.
Those challenges focused on
two areas: aJleged Jack or ade-
quate public notice by the FCC
in considering the issue aod .the
alleged arbitrary nature by
which the commission reversed
years of precedent.
I Franco 8rusati.. tie IM1U .-Id dreclCl-o1 ~ And o.ocoa.e· r..
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Stan, Director BrUtle at 01car F eie
•1 llOll THOMA HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Aller
an Academy •••rd• that ~ the predldabtuty of a Soviet
41lecUon, reporters pursued one
avenue ot controV.ray: ts major wtnner "Kramer vs. Kramer"·
antJ.f em.inilt?
"That wun't the message ol
lbe picture •l all." claimed
Duttln Hoffman. winner as best
actor for playing the father wbo
raises his aon alone.
.. Ab~olutely not." added
Mer yl Streep, beat supporting
actress as the mother who aban-
dons her family then seeks ber
son's custody.
••1N NO WAY d id anyone
make tbls picture to attack
women.·· agreed Robert Benion.
who collected Oscars for wnting
a nd directing "Kramer vs.
Kramer." The Columbia drama
also was named best picture of
1979 at Monday night ·s S2nd
academy award ceremonies.
The controversy contributed a
dash of spice to an awards that
went entirely as predicted.
Other winners included Sall y
Field a s bes t a c tress for
"Norma Rae" and Me lvyn
''BLACK
STAWOH'1 1•1
DoualM aa bMt auooortlq _.
for ''Beinl Tbere.--;r_.. -
la I.be pret1 coat~ room
after the telecast-, Hoffman COD•
Unued I.be mllcbievoua role be
had played~-He remowd
blJ tuxedo coat ud lie, lat Clft
t.he floor and wile-cracked. A TV
reporter cited femlAll' auacb on "Kramer vs. Kramer.. and
asked: "If one person bad to
take custody of the child, why
did it have to be the father? ..
HOFFMAN SEEMED re·
lleved when Miss Streep came to
bis rescue at the microphone.
"I t.bink t.be baala of feminiam
has to do with llberatin& both
men and women from their pre·
scribed roles," the actress
argued. "Anything that allows
the father to be a nurturing
parent and breaks him out ol lhe
role of an automaton in business
should be considered good.''
Benton added: "The film
shows a man returning to the
home and accepting some ol the
res ponsibilities inhe rent in a
marr1age."
ONLY ONCE DID Hoffman
abandon bls aplomb. Asked II
"APOCALYPSE
MOW" CRI
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Doily b:JO ~ l"COAL MIHER'S
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MOVIE IUlTlllGS
FOR PARENTS AND
YOUNG PEOPLE
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bll own marital troubl• con·
lribul«t to the eonvlcUoa ot hill
performance. , be replied wttb an icy •'no coauneet ...
Illas Streep observed lb•l
"Kramer vs. Kramer" bad/·
arouaed much t.alk lo Europe:
"Over there. they're JUll begin·
Dini to iee all the dl1rupdoo ol
family add cban1lng roles ol
women.''
The happiest person at lbe
Oscar Ball in the Beverly Hilt.on
was Sally Field, the one-time
Flying Nun of television. The
award confirmed her emergence
as a major sUlr In movies .
uvp TO TIOS point in my life.
I was IU(lcy to get a script, let
alone 'Norma Rae: " she re·
marked.
Miss Field reported she will
start "Back Roads" with Tom-
my Lee Jones in two weeks. The
director will be Martin RIU. who
guided her through "Norma
Rae."
The film won a nomlnaUoo as
best picture. but not for· Ritt as
director. Said Field : "He
teaches me a lot, especially that
i t 's the work that matters,
nothing else."
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Ton~ F~ll'r is tbl' child h~ claim::. al> h1!\
~on in "Gu~ ana T ragedy Tht: Stop of
Jim ;Jones." conr luding tonight ut 9 on
C.BS. Cha nne l 2
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!Part 2 ol 2)
'1!) OVER EASY
Guest Ed Arnot$ !RI
(I) TIC TAC DOUGH tllJ MEAV GRIFF~
Guesla Patrick Dully
Chor!M Nel&On Reilly, R,y,
Goq<lman and Bro wn. r:y Rose Knee
7:00 C88 HEWS
N8CNEWS 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Ho .. ard bee<>mes con-
vinced 111411 bl$ Ille lllb
been WllSled and ~
to run away to T llhl1•
I AllCNEWS
Cl) JOKER'S W1LO
G) M'A'S'H
Frank is a ntagon1a1oc
tow11rd a wounded North
Korea.n o l ltcer who
d~tlbu'> 111~ OWT'I lnl'Jry
llftO (;\)(T41Clly ~
th• wounoi. 01 o th"'
pa1ier·11s
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Btlnny VISIU I"" Clfl\lmU
4nd gets c11rrte0 "wily oy
Ille acll0f1 on Ille l>trt1t1n
•ovEREASY
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REPORT
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Highest back someri.aull.
obtflC1 smashing. wheal·
barrow puah. rotl&f·a"816
car rump
8 @) FACE THE MUSIC 8 HOUYWOOO
SOUARE.8 D TIC.TAC OOU0"4
• All IN THE FAMILY
On Ille StMCS' S6GOnd
annrversary. Ille 1am1ty
recalls hOw tile wed<l1ng
almoal Oldn I 1ai.e plac.e
fP•rt 1) • ..
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P.M. MAGAZINE
Meel the man w ho
'wnellll" 10< Avon ood v1•11 a compu1enzed dairy I arm
8 00 8 THE BODY HUMAN
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The -ts 11181 trans-
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(Part 2)
Q OIFF'RENT STROKES
L<ury Alde1 and his o&Ugh.
Ill< YISll the O<ummonds
wri11e they ere In New Y°'k·
Whtlttl Lrury IS being Inlet•
v•ewt!d IOI a job (CCl (RI U ®) CHARLIE'S
ANGELS
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TUBE TOPPERS
KCOP .m. s·oo ::--"Never on Suo·
duy." Mf:Una Mercourt's most famous
movlc. about u prostitute wtro takesJhe
sabbath off. ..
CBS B 9:00 -"Guyan3 Tragedy:
The Story or Jlm Jones." The horrlf ying
c limax or the demented preacher's "
ca reer 1s d plcted in tonight's conclud·
ing segment c photo at left>.
NBC D 10:00 -"The Rockford
Files . Laur en Bacall guests In this
episode as a wo m an whose hf c ilr bclni:
threatened . Dann WyntN a l s o 11.
featured.
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by Armetrong & S.tiuk
• Homestretch CBS by a Nose in
Looking for 011 •11·
Bob Hope joins six young women whom he and a pant'!
Judged to be "11" on a scale of 10 . The sextet. v. ho will
appear on Hope's next TV special. are <fro m left l Chl'rt
Mitchell. .Melanie Vincz. Rhonda Shear. Patrt~ha Long.
Charlie Young and Dona Kess ler.
C~yOK
Suzanne Somers Likes Role
NEW YORK <AP J -F or a dumb blonde who snorts when she
laughs and is s~mingly unaware of the e,ffect s he has on men.
Chrissy has done all right for herself -and is not about to get off
the rollercoaste r now. Suzanne Somers paid her dues like most
pretty faces look.Ing for a break. As Chrissy. In the hit ABC· TV
, ... ' series "Three's Company," she got that break.
••1 GET ALL THE l aughs with her
CChrissy) and everybody likes her. I don't think
I've ever m et anyone who doesn't think her a
s weet little girl. .. :·said the actress.
Miss Somers has played the bubble-brained
sexpot for the past four seasons and has a
contract to do two more. In addition. s he has
opened a successful Las Veg~ night club act
and is co-starring with Donald Sutherland in a
romantic comedy, "Nothing Personal."
so•Hs BlIT SHE KNOWS THERE are limits to the
expe>8ure an actress can get.
"TV 'Can burn you out," sbe told the Dally News . "If you're on
too much, you get overexposed and are do longer commercial and
I intend to have a career that lasts another 30 years." •
:\E W YORK <AP• -CBS('n·
tt•n•d the la.,t v.cck of lht· 1979 80
prt mt'-tl me tdc\ 1..,1rin ..,ca.,on a
10th of a point ahcall of tht• dt·
fl•nd 1ng chc.tmµ1on. ,\BC, .1fttr
v.tnntn~ lht· thrt·c ":..' rJ<'c fur
th1 · V.t>t•k cndrng 1\pnl 1:! \I.1th
rl"I at 1 Vt' t•asl·
A 11 thret.• net works schcdulc-d
..,om e specla<'ul<Jr programs for
tht· commg v.cck. 10 <in effort to
ma x1m1ze thl'1 r ra tings. v.h1ch
a rc usl'd to dete rmine advert.is·
rng rates.
CBS and ABC began the next
to last week of the seas.on tied
for first place for the season.
with NBC a distant third. CBS
li s ted eight or the v.eck'b 10
ht g h cst · r at e d prngra m s
rankL-d b} the t\ C Nielsen Co
and finished with a ratm g of
20 9. a full three points ah~ad or
ABC's 17 9 NBC was third with
a season-low raL1.J1g of 14 7.
THE NETWORKS sa;, CBS
rating means in an average·
prime -lime minute during lhl·
Wl'Ck. 20 9 percent Of the hOIDl'"
1n the countrv with televts1on
were tuned to that network.
CBS' avcr<tge rating for th('
i-.cason 1!. 19 6 to 19.5 for ABC and
17 5 for NHC
The Wet'kly triumph was cas·
16th t.o a dozen for A BC and two
for NBC. CBS has won the rat
· 1ngs competition 10 times in the
15 weeks of 1980.
Only two of CBS' eight Top 10
s hows were specials -'Kenny
Rogers as The Gambler" tn first
place. and a movie, "Nurse ,''
sixth. ·
CBS' "60 MINUTES" was No
2 for the week. followed by "The
Best of That's Incredible" on
ABC and NBC's "Real People."
The rating for "The Ga mbler "
was 31.2. Nielsen sa ys t h at
means or all the TV-equipped
hom es m the country. 31 2 per·
('ent saw at least part of the
movie
o r the 69 shows broadcast in
'Battle' Cast Set
HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Anne
, Jackson and Ja~k Wa rden will
star in "Private Battle." a two-
hour TV movie based on the
book ln which author Cornelius
Ryan tells or h1s fight against
cancer .
·'Dallas' Star Arouses ~uth AfricaJU
t;APE TOWN, South Africa <AP> -Some
S1000 people fought and pushed each other-around
tryln1 to catch a glimpse ~Charlene "Lucy Ew· Inc" Tilton, star or the televitfion program
"Dallas." .
Miss Tllton wu ln Cape Town to Judte a "look
alike" competiUoo at a aboppiq center •
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Potted plant.a were knocked over and fist
fights broke out whe n people tried to get a better
look at the contest.
Officials wleldJng batons were caned in to try
,and keep back the crowd. EventuaJly Miss Tilton
was u.ahered into the nearest. ladies cloUUng store
and the doors were closed. '
prime llmt• rturing lh~· \\ct>k. 32
\\ t•n n·run..,
Tv. 11 mottnn p111 un·..,, both pr•
\ tuu'I\ IJroJd<'J"t JOO both 'tJr r1n~ 0C'l1nt t-.J ,IV.<Hid. v.t:ri·
.rm ong th" "",., I..·.., :?O mo .. 1
v. at<"hed 'hnv..., ll q~h Pl1.11n..,
Dnftl·r on"AHC" V..i., J:?th and
· ~1 Jgnum Fo1 n"' on \HS 15th
ABC WAS MODERATELY
succc·~fuJ "1th tv.o other mov·
1cs. "Patton:· l'\o 25. aod "The
Comeback Kid ." 34th. NRC's
rebroadcast o f the Oscar··
winning "Coming Home " lost in
he ad-to·head compclttlon with
.. Patton .'' and ranked 48th.
NBC also fell nat with a live
the atrical presentation from
Southern Method.1st University,
"The Oldest Livmg Graduate"
"A CAPTIVATIHGl.-Y
LUSH MOVIE WITH
A SUPEP.D CAST.''
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" 1 t h H e n n · t' o n d a . ,,.,, h 1 (' h
flnt..,hed the ~t:-ek an 59th pla~
:-; BC ,uffered further from the
1.1on·k .., f1H· lov.t·~t rated ~ho"''·
hn:mn1ni.: v.1Lh a ('arr) O\ er into
pr1m1:·ttm<' of tht> ('Xtra inning
b.1..,t·ball g a m e Sa.turd ay
ht:t v. een L o' AnRcl c'> and
lloust.on. No 65 in the ratings.
That v.as follo v.c d b) ""The
Dobt-rmans," "Sneak Preview
The ()s('ar Han>. .. a 10 p m .
t•p1 sode of ""l'nllt•d Statcs" and a
10 · 30 p m sc~m cnt from thl'
same sen es
H ERE ARE THE week's 10
h1ghest-r atl'd sho"s ·
M O\'te· "Kenny Rogers as The
Gambler ." "'th a rating or 31 2
o r 23 8 mill.Jon homes. a nd "60
M ioutes." 29 or 22.1 m1 llton.
botb CBS . "The Ba of That's
Incredible." 26 1 or 19.9 111illion.
,\RC : "Real People," 25.3 or
l!J 3 m1lhori. NBC: "The Jef·
h•rson~." 24.7 or 18.8 millioa,
:i nd "Nur s e ." 24 .3 or 18 S
m1 1l1on. both CBS: "Alice" and
"~1 -A·S-H" both CBS. both 23.6
or 11:1 million, and .. Flo,"· 23 or
17 s m1ll1on. and "Dukes of
Hazzard." 22.4 or 17.1 millJOQ.
both CBS.
The next 10 programs :
"CJUPs.'' NBC : Movie·"Higb
P lains Drifter." ABC: "DiU'rent
Strokes." NBC; "Love Boat,"
A HC : Movie "Magnum Force,"
"Wh ite Shadow'z and '"Trapper
John. M.O.," aU CBS. and "Hap-
py Days." "Eight is En~"
and "Laverne and Shirley," all
ABC.
s..o ~ 100• • lO • 100• t lO Join host
Michael Iilson Thomas~
and outstanding
young musicians froln
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turnftuunts
aeae . Hit ....,,,. IUllDW ct 1.. Dow M II ntlt~r ol t6e abo••· . What hfi la la • 1t1Uat ..., ._ Im bland look•
ud polilbf'd rn&cuMr u a IPrintboard for wUd. -na11 comt"C!y H• ba d monslr•ted bl.I art oh
~ .. morabt late ni1ht TV ahow . ln conc~rta.
OD r~ and now 1'hc Movies•
MULL STAa'N IN "SE&IAL." Para mouat'a
nt.'w film ba1'ed on tht' Cyra McFadden novel tUt
combined adult soap OI*'• wtth a d eva.statl.QC
view ot the tadis und faad11 ol murm County.
north ol San f'runc111co. Sklney Beckerman PfO-
duted and BUI Per"lky dlr~ a eut that tnchldes
T\aetday Wf ld, Salty Kellennu, Cbrtalopher Lee.
8Jll Macy, Tom Smothers and .,.._. Bonerz
"I'm the only l'IUDt' penon among a.I I t.be
• llASY CAMPBELL ~barartt•r'l Ul the morn•," cq>latMd Mull. "That's
NSW YO&k <AP> -Sam Levene and !;atber oo~ of ~ rcul)Ol\:i l llkt' 'Serial.' Ut ually when 1
Rolle ........ • warm , bumaa, bkttble aed eet i.c.·npt~ lhtn: 1m~ large open 1paees where I am
comfortMl1 '-1 eT•mng C>l "HOiiWUi nu M ra•.---.:•unpos:c-d to ttxettt1l~ the Martin Mull personna.
W ath'• .... " a plaf that b .. 90llM!Umea t rite und Not ·St>nal.' senU........ · .. Pensky 1bowed JJll' the bCript and aaid, 'The
~TM ... , • ~ Henry OcDlltt wbo a1ao wrott' bla<'k 11'1 the word.I and the whtte la the paper . Read
.. HOrowtb ..ct Mn. Wastungtoo" u a DOV l 1t , und U)at'a aU.' We dtd at JUSt that way. I'd say
• 98 pt!rceot ol wbal 11ppearl> on the screen is the Mii L~& II PE RFE'{'T as an adorable way th. script was written "Authon~ Rieb E ustis curm.--. Ria Aamael Horowitz. Ne"' Yorker and Michael Elias.
age '12. la jmt hoarie from a •1*•1 where be "'enl
after I -~·-tt.11 a fadal llnife ala.ah. Then ht: TUE OTHEa DAV,.MARTIN Mull WU ill the
had a l&l'Oke lD tbe eme rgency room. HU 50ll hal> NBC Burbank commluary resting from the ordeal
b l red • b&adl practlcal nurse. Miu Rolle's Mr~ of writing a monolosue for bis stint as iu.t emcee
Wa........,.., to spmd days With tum. . on lbe J ohnny Canon's "Tooight" show.
HorowttJ la prejudiced against blacks. and says "The first lime I did the show was an exerdae
so. In otber mooda, both rem1I1isr1: about beloved 1n primal '>('ream," said Mull. "Utter panic. J felt
._spoiilel DOW dead. He rails against therapy ex like two htth• tiny feet swimming m Jobnny's
erciaet for hll left hand aod foot She remains h rm s hoes.· But I must sa y that tbe 'Tonight' people
,and calm. Then they have a big argument in which make you ft-el very com fortable."
both voice racial prejudices. Mull rt'fl€'cted on a career that has taken him
Act 2 ta a big improvement, dram atically, a Jon ,::di~t~int••ma shorttime : .
over th.la. Horowitz and Ml"I. Washington ~come · · 1n l!Y16 I was a guitar player and sit·down
friendl and plot conflict changes, for the better comic· appearing at t he Roxy on the Sunset Strip
'Horowlti'1 da ua bter , who has organized hl'r \\•hen Norman Lear walkl'<i in and heard me. He
husband11 llle and all the charities in San Diego, is ·cast me as the wife beater on 'Mary Hartman;
contlnl to get her fat.h er to put him in her city's Mary Hartman.' Four months later I was 1pun off
. Hebrew Home for the Aged. for tu. own good. on my own show c • Fernwood 2.Night •) and im ·
mediately afterwar d lo another one ··America _,.owrrz TACKLES ms stroke therapy 2Night').
witb vip, now showing a will to be well the au. "THAT LE D TO MY first movie (·F M') and
·dience can root fo r. lie Is impassioned in his ex· eight mootbs later 1 bad my fi rst starring role In plan•~ of a need to be independent. ·Serial.' Now if that isn't the Peter Principle at Tlilere are one-line jokes all the way through, v.ork, .. m ote ifven to Horowitz than to Mrs. Washington. Many aren't lntrinalcatly hilarious, like, "All my The Peter Principle (everyone rises to his own
frie'"d.a are dead or lo Miami. which is the same level of incompetence) scarcely applies to Martin Mull His talent extends not only to comedy but to thing." But these two pros get laughs all the way art and mui.ac llai. biography lists such recorded
through, with their timing, delivery and sure sense ~onrs as "A Carl Named Johnny Cash" his answer or cha racterization · "' . to "A Bay Named Sul•" and an Emmy for best
THEODORE SOREL IS. good as Horowitz's N ) • 'C R ' son. Marvin Ha mmond. and Patricia R~ is a.P· 0 te In annery ow proprtat.ety neurotic as the daugbt~r w1ltr stiff .
blonde hair who has named her children Bruce HOLLYWOOD <A P > -Nick Noltt• will star in
and Candy. Levene made h1s Broadway debut i9 the MGM movw ba!:>l'd on "Cannery Row ." based
1927 and hu bad big aucceua lo "Three Men ~o a on the novel b\' Nob<·l Prize.winning author John
Horae," "Guys aod Dolls," "The Sunshine Boys" Steinbeck. o~v1d s. Ward . who wrote "The Sting,"
and othen. Miss Rolle went from Broadway to will adapt the book a bout the fish cannm~ industry
TV'• "Ma..S." and ''Good Times. in Monterey in lhe early 1940s. -,------., ' 80UTH COAST I ACTOM8TUOIO 1.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....,
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Dream ......... 1111 ut -..... eH···· .. many ol tl>e naUl9'111Uerte1.
··1 started out r. • ...... -'IMll o.t.
Ptt'HIO: •·. said Mui • who-... lion .. "*•·
ra1Hd 1o Ohio and ConneeUeut Md _..... aft la
abode lalaDd and Ro me.
"Al ..... 1W£NT ON I fou.d U..t mmc ••
paytnc tbe r.t. Tbu.s my W»tatlola ._ ... IQ
avoe.U.: I t.......S lnto a muald8D wbo ~
lut.ead ol a 'UIM·tbe party artllt wbo .... a meaa .......... •··
Mull admlUM Ulat acting bu loDI been an
a mbiUoe. but be wu trapped by tbe Holl,-.ood
Catch 2.1: you cu't 1et work UDlesa you lwfe •
t rack record. but you can'\ 1et a track r-.conl
without work. "Serial" should daaDae au tlaat.
Like mast starring comica. Mull woUI llD to
write and dlreet b1a own rilml. U.'• wortdq OD a
~cript-which be admitted woatd be a modlSt1iillD·
ning -.. after au. woody A1lat lta.rt.d bl ~
small pictures and 'Tbe Jerk' (Sten Martia>
waan 't eaacUy ·cauzen Kane.· ..
""8 OONCDT8 PLANNED for Apr11, M 'I
also peint'nl for a July Hblblt and lenerall)' feels
plealed about tbe way hll Ufe is going. Sa1d Mull:
"Many people aay . 'I HA VE to go to work.'
I 'm luc~tobeabletosay, ·1 GETtogotowork. · ..
e dward s c in ema s *
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W1en you 're called on to prepare a dJsh /or a bazaar or
other fund-raiser, consider treating guests to Tuna Bud-
dhas Delight, Tuns Lasagne or Tuna Empanaditas.
The annu plothora or warm
weath t>r neig h b or ho o d
happt'fllngs 1s about to brel!}J
out Name at and you have 11
blo<.·k pun) .. fOOd fuar pacrul',
church ::.upp e r PT A
covered da s h ~uc i a l
e nd -or·::.<'hool ba~h . bazaar,
rund-ratscr buffet
These man1fe!>lat1o n!> d
hos p1tal1ty a lso 1nd1('att
someone m1Jlhl M>on be ('allug
on you to contribute d foccl
!>pec1aJty for an l'VCnt an )Olr
own baihwick
No problem.
WH EN IT COM ES to makng
food in quantity, canned tum as
a natural. Not only is it reality
available. 1l's ready to use u so
many wCfercnt ways. Best otaJI.
it ·s popular with just a~ut
everyone.
To help make this yUlr's
events more fes tive. here is a
trio of t unc:i dishes bas~ on
l'lhnic favorites that you'll tnJOY
m a king and serving (You know
how people love to s anple
interesting food s at comnunity
events '.)
The firs t d as h 1s Tuna
Ruddha'<> Oeh f!ht. udaptej from
:rn ~uthent1c Chuw~c vcg!tarum
di sh It's a mixture of l)m1Llar
ve g et ab Le s . s e s u m e i-c eds.
"'alnuls. thin noodles anc tuna.
Tll E SECOND dis! i's an
Italian classic. Tuna ;.asagne.
And mamma mia. wh~ a s auce
tunu , s pi nach afd three
cheeses.
T he t hird dis h is Mexican
Tuna Em panaditas. swory little
past ries to be ea~n 01t 'Of hand.
T he filling is an appetrlng blend
o f tuna. tomatoc~. onrons .
chopped olives and r:isans. Easy
and good.
Each r ecipe is for large
.. family" servings. rhey can be
doubled for a nd ghborhood
event -or they CID be halved
for fewer servlnjs at home.
(When hal ved , thl' luagne
recipe can provide two meals for
three.)
TUNA BUDDHA'S DELIGHT
2 tablespoons vegetable 0 11 s medium carrots , pared
""d s Uced. 14 -incb thick
2 tablespoons sesam e .set..'ds
2 cloves garlic. crushed
~ pound fresh mus hrooms .
qua rtered
6 i.callions. sliced 1n l ·1nch
PICl:l'!>
I package (6 ounCl'S) frOL('n
pea pods or cut ~n.-cn bcani..
thawed
2 packages ( tloj ounces>
frozen Chinese-style' ngel<>blcs
in sauce. thawed•
. :•,4 cup broken walnuts
2 cans I 6h! or 7 ounces each >
tuna in vegetable oil or waler
1 tablespoon soy s auce
1'.! teaspoon ground ginger
1 package (8 ounces> fine
noodles or spaghe ttini, cooked
und drai!K'<i
In large skillet heat oil: sautc
car rots, sesame seeds and garlic
3 minutes. Add mus hr oom s.
S<'a llions, pea pocb and Chinc"c
vegetables. cook 2 m1 nut cs Add
\\al nuts. tuna. soy sauce. gmger
and noodles. stir until heated
through. Yield : 8 servmgs
·No t e : U s e s eas on ings
provided \.\llh frozen vegeta bles.
TUNA LASAGNE
2 cans (61,2 or 7 ounces each > tuna in vegetable oil
1,4 cup butter or margarine
1'2 cup chopped onion
1 clove gar lic, crushed
12 cup flour
3 cups milk
1 teaspoon sail
I teasp oon d r ied leaf
oregano. crumbled
1 1 t e a spoon hot p e ppe r
s auce
l package 00 ounces> frozen
chopped. spinach. thawed and
drained thoroughly
2 eggs, llgbUy beaten
l pound ricotta cheese
1 pound lasagne, cooked and
dralJled
l pound mozzarella cheese.
!t heed ·
:i... <'UP grated Parmesan
cheese
Drain oil from tuna into large
s aucepan. add butler : heat until
butter 1s melted. Saute onion
and garlic until soft. Add flour:
cook over low heat , s tirring
con s tantly for 3 m i nutes.
Gradually stir in milk. Add salt.
oregano and hot pepper sauce.
Br ing to boiling ove r medium
heat. stirring constantly; cook 1
min ute. Remove from h'eat.
Flake tuna : add to sauce. Stir in
s pinach. Set aside . In s m a ll
bo"' I. C'ombine eggs and ricotta
chce::.r Coat a 13-x S.x 2-i.nch
baking das h (or disposable
I as agne pan> generously with
butler o r margarine. P lace
s uccessive· layers or lasagne.
tun a -s pi nae h sauce. ricotta
c heese mixture . m ozzare lla
cheese and Parmesan cheese.
Repeat layers three more times.
Dot the top with 2 tablespoons
butte r or ma rgarine. Place pan
an upper half or oven and bake at .
400 deg r ees fo r about 15
minutes, or until a light golden
crust forms on top. and s auce .is
bubbling. Remove lasagne from
he a t and allow to stand 15
minutes before ser ving Yield 16
servings.
TUNA EMPANADITAS"
1 can (6'h or 7 ounces> tuna
in vegetable oil or water
1 2 cup chopped onion
I can <8 ounces> whole tomatoes, undrained ·
I/• c up c h opp e d
pimiento-stuffed olives
V.a cup chopped raisins
2 tablespoons plain bread
cr umoo
2 packages (10 or 11 ounces
each> pie crust mix
To make neighborhood events more festive. create ethnic spec1a11t1e$ such as Tuna
Buddha's Delight, based on an authentic Chinese vegetaflan d is h
' Heat 011 from tuna an medium
s killet ; saute onion until wfl
Flake tuna. add to 4'k11let "1th
tom atoes. olives . rais ins and
bread crumbs; mix well. Set
aside Prepare pa c crust ma x
acco rdin g t o packag r•
directions: d1v1de dougb tnto 4
equal parts. Roll dough out on
lightly flOUrt'd buard tO I ~·lnCh
th1cknt"S..'>. Cul into rounas \.\Ith
fl oured J•~·o r 4-an <'h cook11•
c utter . Pl -..cc a ro unded
tablei.poon of tuna ralhn~ on one
-.uk of euch round . !\lotsten
t·dgt·~ of pa.-,try "'1th wate r: fold
one side over and press edgb
log e ther with a Corle. Repea t
"'1th rcm<u nani:: dou~h and tuna
f1ll1ng Pla<·c cmpanadilas on
.unj:!n·a.'\ed cookie !>heel. Bake in
..i IOO·de~rcc oven 25 minutes .
until golden. Yield : About 30
empanadtta.
"This 1s a f.;mtly-si1e recipe.
For a larRer group, double the
ingredients
•
. ~Imaginative
Salads
Boy Scout TurDs Gourmet Chef
The ~me lettuce a nd tomato combination can get bor
1ng. A saad doesn't have to be green or contain a shred of
lt·tluc<' tJ have eye and taste appeal.
Ora'l~e s lices can be the basic ingredient for several
.rcfresting salad combinations. Part of the pleasure of
salad tating is the visual image created ~ith vegetable!>
and frfilts of contrasting colors.
Sl ced oran~es, red onions. cucumbers and black
olives have a diJferenl look and taste than sliced ora nges.
beets and endive or or anges. onions. tomatoes a nd
rad};hes. All or them a re enhanced by Roquefort F rench
Dressing.
CABBAGF. IS ANOTHER versaWe salad staple. A
mixture or red cabbage, slaced green apples and celery is
an eye-catching dish . Crink ly, da~k sa_v?y cab~age.
shredded carrots. green grapes aod white ra1sms provide a
different color and flavor as do wbite cabbage, avocado.
green onions. shredded carrots and chopped walnuts. Ro·
quefort Sour Cream Dressing goes well with each.
There are several kinds of blue-veined cheeses availa-
ble in the s upermarket. Roquefort is imported from
Fran ce and identifiable by a red sheep seal on the con-
tainer to protect the consumer from s ubstitutes. Made
from sheep's milk ralher than cow milk. Roquefort bas a
sweeter flavor and a firmer. crea~er:-. more crum.bly tex-
ture than othe r blue-veined v~riet1es. ll has its own
unique. distinctive flavor . so a little amount goes a loog way
m salad m aking. ORANGE SALAD
3 mediiam-sized or anges, peeled and sliced
1 BeMJ'!Uda onion, sliced crosswise
1 medium cucumber, sliced crosswise
1 dozen pitted ripe olives, sliced
1n a rectangular dish,. arrange three or four rows of
alternating orange and cucumber slices . Top with o~ion
and olive slices. Ma rinate for one hour in Roquefort French
Dressing~fore serving.
ROQUEFORT FRENCH DRESSING
Jounce-s Roquefort c heese
l cup<tive oil -
1 tablespoon sugar
t teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon salt ,
114 teaspoon dry mustard
1/4 cup wine vinegar
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Mash tbe cheese into the oil. Add sugar, paprika, salt
and mustard. Continue maahi..ng until blended and smooth.
Combine vioegar and lemon juice. Gradually blend into
the cheese mixture. Makes l cup.
FRENCH COLE SLAW
1 Y.a cups red or green )'OlD'll cabbage, sbredded
1 cup ireen apples, sliced, dipped in le.pon Julee
2 stalks celery. sliced
Combine with Roquefort Sour Cream Dressing and sene
in immediately. Re4 cabbage quickly cllscolora the Upt
color of tht apples. , .
ROQUEFORT 80V1l
CREAM DRESSING
l cup thick cultured sour cream
2 tablftpoonscrumbled Roquefort cheese
2 teaspoons onion juice iAa teaspoon salt _
Pepper to taste
Combine In a blender until smooth. Toss with salad.
Garnish with an addiUonal 2 tablespoons of crumbled
Roquefort.
,.
GRAND RA PIDS, Ohio <AP1
Dean Hosteller was t~ 16·
year -old dining ha ll s teward at a
Boy Scout camp when t~ food
director s uddenly quit, leaving
him an charge of three meals a
d ay for 250 cam pers.
The event nine years ago cas t
the future for Hostetler, who
now is the chef at a n exclusive
health retreat in northwest Ohio.
Hostetler. a s pecial ist in
natural foods cooking, d aily
ser ves gourmet-style meals al
the Kerr House to the staff and
the maximum of eight guests
who slay there each week. The
health program at the spa is
designed to n d the body of the
c he m icals consumed in the
ty pical Ame rican meal and
repl ace the m with natural
nutr1enLc;
IT'S A FAR CRY from meals
he dished out to the hordes at
ca m p. but 1l is not without its
cha llenges.
·' l have to p lease som e
h a rd-t o -please p eo ple ,"
Hostetler says
"Food plays a major part in
everyone's life. And if they are
being introduced to ,. new type
or cooki.Qg, I don •t want them to
go away Clisappointed. So far .. no one has-complili:ne¢ .....
On the contrary, diners have
bee n heard "to moan with
pieasure as they ea t , and beg for
recipes when they've finished.
THE KERR HOUSE was
cpened last fall by Hostetler 's
m o the r, Toled o -area yoga
Ins tructor Laurie Hostetler . She
c r eat ed the r e treat in a
century-old, 20·room Victorian
h o m e which s he carefully
r estored from decaying rubble
to its original elesuce.
The facility ls umed for the
fa mily of Benjamin F . Kerr, a
19th century grain merchant
who built the house OD a bill
overlooklnl the llaumee River.
Hoetetler had been ra.i¥d OD
the aood bealtb pbUoeophy and
nutr1ttonal eaUn1 that bla
mother promotes at tbe Kerr
House, and foOowlJ\1 bis Boy
Scout camp experience, bad
developed b1a cooking sldlla
tbroup a series of restaurant
and food service jobl.
WHEN A CllSI' was needed
at the retreat, be poliJbed bl•
abllltiel wltb speelal tutori.nl
from a poup of natural foodt
coots ln Ann Arbor, lllcb., Uld
then went to won.
HOlfetler'a role at *t Kerr
House , where yo1a, spa
f:i r il1til'!'. and 1ncl 1\1dual1 1Pd
h t· a I t h <' <1 n ..., u I I a t 1 u n a r t•
('Ombanl'<i . I'> to m:ikt• certain
t hat lht· prn1H·r f)roport1ons of
vatarnans. minerals :inct othr-r
b o d 1 I y r (' q u 1 r l' m e n t s a r "
C'Onsumed by the guests each
day an tht• mo-.t pa latabll'
man nt·r without, a r t 1 f k 1 a l
add1l1ves
"I never ust• su~ar. I never
u::.c !>aJt. I USl' only ::.tone-ground
\\ h<·a t flnur .1nc1 Of'\ C'r USI' .t<'cordang to thl' true defiruUoo .
.in~ tt11ng pr0t·1• ...... t·d. · he says. hut lht' "'ord is ~till the best he
T hl' nl'hnt''>s uf h1 ... food'> ,., c•an think of lo describe hi's
t·a u.,ect by herbs ;tnd the \.\ay ht• C'Ooking \lo<ht:n c·omparing it to
rnoks. ht· say'> t ha t of ht·;dlh foo d lunc h
HOSTETLER HAS ::.evt>ral t·uuntcrs in m ust c1t1es.
fa \orite C'OOkbook .... but says. "I ··1 thank t am the only one in
don't thmk l '\l' t'Vl'r found any n11rthwt•stern Ohio cooking this
ret·ape lhal ~u1te<1 nw ;,i., 1t ":t" "'a)," he says. "I don't eat any
Everything m.ik c I'> an. utht•r "'ay l 'm sointcrested inil
<1da ptat1on ·· I "'.int to learn everything I can
Hl· s:.t) s ht• 1s not u gourmet a bout 1t "
.,~ ........
Dean Hostetler, chef at an Ohio.health retreat. specializes in natural foods cooking.
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DM.YPILDT )
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Dam It U_p ·With Baualias
E•t rybody lovea a
s u r prlae. Children
l)fflal!-¥ like tbe •P· peal of bunlln1 for lMtrled~.
f o ll o•e rl a p •&
"b1DdJe1.'' Invert on
platter: J>Our '°' cup
BanaDa·B•rry Sauce over kip. &«v. wt~ ,...
BANANA Tt:alYAIU
MMTLOAt'
1¥1 pound.I 1rou,,ad
bff f
Z ta~poo111 sherry l haunu r
malallc ..-e. Yield: • lot~
Banana Hamloaf
mall• aa ••c-lUq lami·
ly dftmer •it.h mellow
bananaa ~"Pltmealln1 ~ANA·BSaaY
1 cup Hll b,.ad
CNJDa.
"-tuapooa ult
In lar1e bowl ml:a
beef, bread crumba,
u lt, pep,per, •111.
oaioe, lartk. aoy aauce
Ud IMirry. Pa<"k ballot
a1h1tUN Into t :a &.Loeb ·
loaf pu. peel buuu:
plaee Mcie by aide Oil top
of •••&loaf mhtture.
Pre11 o&ber balf or ....... .a:ature OQ top
of ba-... Bake In .......... t bow'
... • ' SN Vleld: S
Banjna Stuffed ...
Ham Loaf uses
the aeaty flavor of Muca
lr"OWMI bam mixture lit 1aull aaucepan
'-a.upooa' ~,
2 ••••• 1ll1hlly beaten
Wbee I.be loaf 1-.Uced • over medllml •t. a..tt
llM •Wl>riM fNlt drea. I cu (1 poad) JelUed
lempt even ~ ftDlclly t'ruberry aauce. Stir tn
uten at your tabJ•. \~ <'up ma&IMd banua
a l1bte1pooa1
chopped oaloa
~ c love 11rllc,
minced
SINCE lbe recipe calls
for ll'OWMI coc*ed bam
it's an ideal plan to UH
lcftoven from • s(>t"(la l
Sunda.y d.tnnt-r m an l11
1"1restlna wa.y.
B a n • n ,. s i. r l"
t•copomkal and plentilul
all year·rowld and their
natur.•lJy sweet n avor
l'Omblnes In lntereatlng
ways wtlh other unusual
ingredients. For exam·
pie, the Banana·Berry
Sauce made with jellied
c r anbe rry s auce a nd
mas hed bananas is a
quick. delicious way t<'
top ofC thls loar.
It also goes well with
other ham, chicken and
turkey dishes as a tangy
.iccompanlmenl.
No t S I Q1 pl y a n
t·~n o m1 ca l , savory
meal, Buna na Stuffed
ll a m Loaf pack s a
wa llop or nut r ition
Bana nas arc a good
!\ource of potassium and
othe r essential vita mins
:md minerals, as well.
What 's more, they a re
99.8 percent fat Cree and
contain 100 calories in.
an average size piece of
fruit.
Th e in c r eas in g
popularity of Orienta l
dis hes makes Banana
Teriyaki MeaUoaf a win·
ning entry for a ll tastes.
Ground beef is the
base , but there the re·
lH!mblance to traditional
loaves ends . A teriyaki
blend of garlic. sherry
a nd s oy sa u ce .
... w ec tcnt•d w i th
ba n ana s. g i ves a
pungent flav<ir to the
loaf ,which is satisfying,
:1ppct1ztnl! <ind s amplt· 1(1
prepare.
BANANA ST U FFED
HAM LOAF
1 pou nd g r o und
1 nnkt•d ham <about 21:1
1 ups)
l cup Cine d ry bread
crumhs
2 c· g g c, , ~ la 1-! h t I v
IH';itt·n
1 cup milk
:! tablespoons pre·
p.in·d mustard
•, to 1 .. tc.1c,poon !>alt
• , tl-a!->poon pepper
2 banana:.
In large bowl max
h 1 m ." b r1c ad c r um b s.
l'ggs. milk. m us tard.
... alt and pepper. Line 9 x
:i x 3·im·h loaf pan with
.dum1num foil : pack
half of meal mixture in
pan .. P~l banana:. and
place side by :.ide on top
of meat mixture, prel>s·
ang the m down gently
('over with remaining
meat. Bake 1n 350
degree oven 40 to 45
minutes or until set.
Remove from pan. using
Reduce Fat
For Health
CAP > -M a n y
Americans are reducing
the amount of fa t In
their diets, and nutrition
experts suggest that In
that case, an Increase in
carbohydrates may be
called for.
·F a t s a o d
carbohydrates are the
major sources or energy
mJ he diet, according lo
nutrltiorilsts at the de·
pa rt ment s o r
Agriculture and Health,
Education and Welfare.
T·hey report that
carbohydrates can help
in dieting because they
contain less than hair
the calories per ounce or
rats.
A n d c o m· p 1 e x carbohydrates are bet·
ter lban 1imple ooes.
Si mpl e ca rbo -
hydrates, s ucb as 1u1an, provide calories
but little else. Complex
carbohydrate foods, sucb as beans, peas,
nuts, seeds , fruit •.
vegetablea and whole
grain product.I contain
many eaenUal nutrients
1n addldon to calorles.
<about 1 lqe buua>. Heat. 2 tableapoon1 I01
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to get only goes for the things you need , not
for the frills you don't need . Carnes . trading
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with d lower food bill. And that's
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Idea
ll a ll started \\lt~ the
lll>PI •pple pit that
"· Onu pt><>plo d h
COVft l'd th" dt1Utloua
ldea of putUn.i pa1Ury in.
a pa n Md then mu., the
pan "'Ith fruit tossed
with eorn s tarch and
rlnnumon liut(ar. they
d1dn 'l !>top th\•r\•
Soon tht•Y lwjt&n t•x
lll'ramt·ntan~ und t'fl•lltt'd
tfot'p dil>h pat~. uppctuf'r
Pll'h, m.un dt h pot PIC!>
..ind hundreds of othtr
v;.1r1ut ions on the the ml'
T HE C'LA 'SIC l'rus t
for IJlt"• a... m..idt.> \\1th
fl our . -.hortenan1c :.ult
and "'ah:r The trad a·
· t1onal pie platt' 1:. :.tall
C.1vort>d. but pu.·i. can
.tlso bl' pre pared 1n
quiche pan:.. 1nd1 v1dua l
tartlet pan:. or dtep da:.h
<'Jl>Sl'rolt':.
For best rl's ults wh('n
preparing the crus t.
m <.i kc i.urc water a dded
....
to -ihl' flour m ixture·~ •1 cup c ho pped
ICl' cold When rolling onion
outthc cru:.l.l!leeusyon '•cup c h opp e d
flouring the rolling !>Ur celtry
fa ce 3 tablc:.poon::. corn X paMry cloth rubbt·d :.tarch
\\llh fl our makes lh<: 2 cup:. c hi c ken
"'hoh.· proccs:. almo:.t bouillon
foolproof '-:-> tea-spoon -dried
The follo .... 1ng rcc1pl·S ba.-.11 leaves
for pies an cludt' an ap-l";. l c3spoon pepper
peta w r. main da:.h a nd dt:i.scrt pie 2 cups cooked pork
The Strawberry Pie Is cubes
a new "ay to celebrate I cup s liced cooked
b{'rries :.incl' 1L has a carrot!>
mt>ringuc crust that is 1 cup cooked ~n:cn
hllcd "1th a strawbe rry bean:.
m1 xturl' thickened with corn ~larch When corn I can 1sa4 ounce:.1
s tarch •~ u:.ed to thicken corn. draint-d < l cup I
a mature. the l·nd rc~ul~ I recipe Single Crust
1!> a t'lt.>a.r e r , m o r e f'a!>try
tr;.in~luccnt apµcuranct.·
than 1f flour had l.Jcl'n
U!>t•tl
Th t• Min a Spi na c h
Qu1t•h <.•i. f ea ture a
~hortcut The c rus t is
composed of layers ol
flak y rl•f r i ge rut o r
b1scu1t~ rath<·r than a
hom<.•made crusl.
DEEP DISll
l'ORK PIE
2 tabll·~pooni.
011 margarine
corn
In 3·q uart ~a uccpan
melt margarine ov~r
medium he:iL Add onion
and c e lery : cook 2
minutes or until tender.
Stir In com star ch until
s mooth . Remove from
heat. Gradually slir in
bouillon until s mooth .
Add bas il a nd pepper.
Stirring constantly. br ·
ing to boil over medium
heat and boil 1 minute.
Nescofe · Instant Coffee.
8'egulor ot Decaffeinated.
Either way you drinl~ it.
...
you get the some
!~ind of robust
flavor that won the
world. Clip rhe coupon
below. and ·either way
you buy ir. you save 40<f
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Homemaker's ~rick:,~.;;:L~
Walnuts on Hana -
Leftover candied colcl. Makes about 2 ~
fruit.a 10 perfectly into cups .
t hi• eaey recipe . To Blend thawed undllut.
m a ke, dlssolye yeast ed orange juice concen·
from a .13 "'4 ·ounce lrale and a drop or 2 of
P•«ikage hot roll mix lo maple flavoring into ~. (\up warm milk. vanilla.n avored or plaln
Combine 2 large eggs, l'.og urt. Accen t the
I/• cup eaclt me lted but..-.moothness with finely
ter or margarine and· chepped walnuts.
g ranul at ed s uga r . I Serve~over cling peach
teaspoon grated orange h a lves. oran ge s lices
pee l . ~ t eas poon and s nipped s un ·
cadromom or cinnamon sweetened patted prunes
and the yeast mixture . or a ny othe r seaso~a l
sweetened plttAed pruDe9,
chopped walnut's and
flaked coeonut.
Bln4 topt.ber wllb IA
c up apricot preserves.
Dash up the taste with
salt and a whiff of
nutmeg.
Place • teaspoonful in
centers of square won
to n wrappers. Moisten,
edges with beaten egg,
halve Into triangles and
seal. Quickly fry several
at a time In bot oil until
ll a/nuts w 111 transform the most ordinary dishes
mto a culinary adventure.
Add flour Crom max .
beat smooth Stir in 1 ~
cup each chopped
w a I n u t s a n d d i c.e d
m ixed candied fruits
a nd peels . Cover ; le t
dou ble Stir do~.
fruits that catch your
fancy
Gel a whole meal an
the bargain ' Ladl e
sleammg canned tomato
soup over servings of
hot brown or white n ee
in bowls
lightly golden, turning
once
Drain. Makes about 3
dozen s weet treats.
They'r e great with
vanilla ice cr eam or
tea.
IT'S TIME FOR FRESH STRAWBERRY PIE
Have ready a well·
butter ed 9-cu p fluted
tube pan pancoaled with
• .. cup finely chopped
walnuts. Spoon in bat-
ter. Cover . let almost
double Bake al 350
degn•es I''. for 25 to 30
minutei.. Lel stand JO
Gam.tsh in order with
finel y s hredded cab·
bagc, cooked frozen
peas. coarsely chopped
h ard-cooked egg and
c hopped walnuts for
richness and c runch.
Splas h lightly with soy
For the lunch-packing
ma mas. here's a tasty
~alad ·llk~ mixture.
Sli g htly mash drained
canned garbanzo beans
w i l h a f o r k . ·A d d
c h o p p e d w a I n u l s .. ,
bhredded carro t a nd
chopped stuffed oli ves.
Remov1.1 from hcut. Stir
an pork, carrots. gr1.·en
b1.·uni. and rnrn Pour in·
to 9 x 1 1 ~ inch dl'rp pie
plate. On lightly fl ourNi
~urfaCl' roll out pa!>try
for top crust. Cut :.lits to
permit !-ilt.'Um to e::.capc
during baking a nd placl'
over filling. St•al und
flute e dges. H:.ik<· an
375·dt'gret.• oven 35 to 40
minutes or until crust as
golden brown. Makes 6
~ervings.
~1:\1· 'PINACll
QUICHES
I pac k age 110
ounC'l'Sl f lak~
refrigerator biscuits
3 tabl1.'spoons corn
:-.tan·h
1 , teaspoon i,:round
nutmeg
' 1 tl'<1spo-0n sa It
'~ teaspoon pepp(·r
11"".! c ups milk '
I l'J?g. lightly beaten
I c up s hn•ddc d
Swiss cheese
t pa c ka ge (10
ounce I frozl'n chopped
s pinach, cooked. "cll -
dralned
Separate each bis('ull
an to J layers. !-'it b1scu1l ST RA WB F: RR Y PIE
layers into 30 t F'1 x l · \\'ITll
inch l mini.muffin pan ~ ERINGllt: C'Rl'ST
cu p s. I n 2 · q u art Mt:ringue Cru-.t < r<.•c1pc
sa u cc pan stir togt•thcr folio" s 1
corn s tarch, nut m('g , 2 pints !>l ru\\bt>rrws.
S a I t a II d p C pp er . ~he ed I <.tbout 31 ~· l'UQ!> I
C r<.1dually s tir 1n milk • •~cup iw~a r
until s mooth. Stirring J table'>µoun -. l'Orn
constantly. bring to boil · -.tarrh
O\"er m~ium heat and 1 cup "att·r
boil I minute He mon 1 t·up ht:a "Y ·cn•u m.
from heat. Gradua ll y whipped
stir about •, cup ~( the Preparl' Mcran,::uc
hot com starch mixture C rus t Jn <>mall bo" I
into t he beaten egg u~lll c ru s h 1 c up (J r t he
blended. Sttr ~gg mix· strawberm.•s In 2 quar t
tun• ant~ remaining hot ~aucepan :.tar togcthl'r ~1x turc an pan Cool. sugar ~met 1.·orn ::.larch
St ar in ~hee se an~ Gradualh !>Ill 1n "'<.ill'r
:o.µtnach. Sf>O?n about -until s mooth Stir in teas~oons spinach mix· t·ru:.hcd strnwhi•rrae!>
tun· into ~·~ch .tart .• Bake Stirring con~ant ly. br·
111 . ·100-deg rec O\ ~n lS 1ng to hod O\'t•r medium
m inutes or until 11,:!htly he::it and boil I m 1outt· brow~ed. RL·mo,·e from Cool Pour iivt•r n·ma1n
pan. S<or\'c ammcd1;:1t£'l y. an~ -.lltl·d ..,trnwbt•rnt•.,.
1\l ukes 30 to:-..., tn t•o at cvt•nl v
:'\ote : Baked quicht:~
m av b<' frozen. Store in
ti ghtly covered con·
tainer. Fr<'eze up to l
monlh. To reheat. place
on cookje sheet and bake
frozen quiches in 400· oegrec ove n 10 to 15
minutes.
S poon 1nt11 prl·parcd
c ru:.t. Hd r1 gl'fate al
11.•ast I hour or until M'l
Spread wh1p1>t'<l cn·am
0 \' e r p I e I r d l' :-. I re• d .
garn1 :.h "1lh -.l1t·cd
l>lrawberries. ~t Jkl·s I
(9-mch i pat.•
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manutt-s ,
Invert onto a r ack.
l'OO I P a!>s buller or
l'rc<im cheese for those
who want them.
M a k e ordina r y
cauhflower SJ>('c1a l ~1th
lasl -mUlUlt.''a'ddH1ons or
m anced green onion tops
a nd chopped walnut'>.
Spnnkle with Parme!>an
cheese and try a dash of
nutmeg for an antn guan~
new last«.>
For coaxing lhc best
fro m poultr~. pork or
ham senc "-Ith this daf
ft.-rcnt accompanimt-nl
Coarsely chop 2 cored
firm rnl·dJum·!>lll' J)l'<ir:..
pan•d or not
Tos~ gent I. "1th • ~
l' u p ~ u n ·-."' (' t· t c· n t d
prum• .,ruppets. 2 tabl1•..,
poons hone). 1 ll"a:.poon
lcmon JUICC and 1 , tca:.-
poon gangl'r . Cook. un·
covt>rcd. over med1um -
low heut tlntal pear!> are
JU St tender .
Re m ove Crom hl·a t
Add 1'.! c up chopp1.•d
walnuti.. ~nc hot or
!>auc<·. t'at heurllly. ·
Add chunks of drained
c· a n n (• d t u n a a n d
chopped walnut.. to your
ravorall' Cr('amy ('Olt•
s l::i" Thi., \\a~ .. }OU i,:1•t
a nice ma in da ~h i.ala<l
or ne w ktnd or :.andw1ch
f i ll in g quickly and
ea!>1ly.
In 2 la blespoons butl<'r
or margarine. sauh.' '\
cup each chopped green
o n ion with lop., ancl
m1nct..-d ct:lcry, a nd •.,
tea.,poon tarraJ!.,on. Stir
In 3 tJbll'l>poon'> dry
"h1t1· wane or \\<ilt•r and
a llf'1-0unc(' t'an t•re~m
of m u~hrQom ..,oup
Add l cup coo k ed
~ma 11 ., hr 1 mp . h 1• at
throu~h Mix an '' c·up
mt•cl1um f1n1• chop1H·d
toasted wain uh St·n ,.
O\t.•r l'Oa::.t. r11·1· or
noodle•<, (JU ll'k and c.k ·
lac1ow.
1 hl'se only lo<1k t·x
travaganl -but t hl·n·.,
l i t tle about thPm to
make. Measure 1 ~ c·up
eac h :.na pped ~un·
Moisten lightly with
mayonnaise or whipped
~alad dressing. Salt. if
you like. Sprer d on but·
ter<·d whole wheal bread
or -;andWlch rolls.
When you give them a
c run chy edge, c ream
puffs rise to t he OC·
cas ion . Prepare a
cookbook cream puff re·
cipe, adding in a texture
bonus pr 1 z cup fi nely
chopp(-d toasted walnuts
~fore mounding for the
oven ·
T o ~er ve. fill purrs
"1th vanilla ice cream
or pudding. Decorate
w ith drained canned
p1tt{'d dark red cherries.
che rry pie fillmg or the
rt'd bl·rry you like most.
Walnuts toast easily.
.Just drop kerne ls into
rapidly boiling water for
3 m inutes. dram well.
:-. p r l' a d l' v e n I y i n a
..,hullow pan. then bake
at 350 de~rt..~s F .. stir·
rang. often, ror 12 to 15
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, Froaen oran1e Juice t rat.cl annp peel Inch thin atria-. Arrance
..., mec...,..te la a tt.M la 0,UC..1: 3 tabla · lh• •trillt ovtr the fruit
point: Jt•a eu7 to t.y, poona Jllooey rllllnt In a crlll·Crou
store and Mne. TM •· Tb•• pM lbell to n)f)m latUC4a patte,.,
diluted, ~ Julee te mperature ••d Ht Bake In a ·pret..attld
aa • budy aou.rce ol t0e-u lcle. Olmb&M remal.n· U5·4 ear ee oven :u
ceatrated real ora .. • lDa :e and mix mln"'91, until ntliAa la flabotvortl-~ mnaucbrtnbettfor thu .. u. illto a lar1• bubblln• and crust l• ea vo p . . t-or tnn deep-diatr 1olden. Ooo1 before Hrv·
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llMr brtacl (wb.lte or
wheat)
1 ~ illltaDt DOD•f at
dry mWE powder or ~
cup DGD-IDltant a e111 or ~ cup defl'OIUcl ~rol 1ubetttu&a
l teUpooD YUUla extract
~ teupGOD baklq
soda
top. 8alr.e .......... &M
350·dt.,... °"" about IO mln.U., untU •olden.
llall11 11 muttlnl, ap.
proxnatelJ 40 calorl• eacb. ••• ffft't Mio to c,,._.
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de"°'**ICOftHALntecm 0fDU1 remove pastry approxi mately 1'70
bud ta my relrtnrat.or, from lta foO pan by ln-u lorlea each. Otoney
to a~praqe lfbaa1~vor '° vertina the pan on a a dd• u calorlet per c~o veseta H or lara• cutuna bo1 rd. 1u1rvana > n ee, or aa a beallby ·
Here's a low-calorie
way to tum blah·flber
bread and or1111ea lo'°
deUd cu mufftu:
IUDUBAD
O&ANGE •Vl'J'IN8
1 oranae
3 1Ucea fNlb bl~
" teaspoon c lD· namon or apple pie
1ptce
Pincb ot salt
~ teupooa baklna
powder
Peel oranc• aact cut Into cbunka, retalnln1
Juice. Puree In tb• blender or food pro·
ctHor, u1l•1 steel
blade. Add r tmalnln1
181,.._.., neept bu-1D1 powder uM -bakiq
aoda. Blend 1mootb .
Blend In baldq powder
and baldnc IOda last.
Fill 18 DOD·atltk maf·
fin t'ups nearly to the
'°"' '"oori'• ,.., .. ,, •. 8.nd 0 •fnlJN}f· ... ,. odd,..., ftlMopl W IS
cntt IO SLIM GOUIUlaT
CAKE Rl:CIP~S. P.O. Bos
ftf, Spena, N~J. "'1J.
1 weet t o pplo1. f or
yo1urt, cottage cbe-est-or ke ml.Ul.
The def'roateod undlhrt
ed juice also adds navor
a nd s wet!tne to m )
favorite rtwtbread loaf.
This re c1 p~ is made
wit.bout added shorten·
ing or sugar.
Check t hf' IJbel. Be
s ure you're buy1n.g ttal
unsweetened Julee con.
centrate, not un lmtta·
lion made wllh sugfr
and pulp.
08ANGt;
QUJCIUSREAD
<No fa&., ilo augar>
6 o unces or angt."
j uice concentrate
2 large very n pe
bananas
2 eggs
2 c ups sell-rising
flour
2 ~ t ~a s po o n s
pumpkin pie spice
1 teaspoon baking
soda
4 tablespoons white
r aisins
Thaw orange juice but
don't dilute . Combine it
with peeled bananas and
eggs iQ an electric mix·
e r bo wl. Beat u ntil
fluffy. Stir flour. spic~ and
ba king soda toget.h er an& add to mixing
bowl. Beat 1 minute. Stir
in rais ins. Spoon into a
noh-stick loaf pan. ·Bake
i n a preh eate d 350·
degr ee oven 30 to 35
m inutes, until a knife in·
serted in the center
comes out clean. Makes
20 slices. approximately
85 calories each.
DEEP-DISH ORANGE
SPICED F RUIT PIE
tHnc h s ing le pie
shell. thawed ·
20-ounce can pie-
i:.hced apples 16-0uncc can )uice packed pmea'pple t1dbib
6 ounces t hawed
orange juice concentrate
· 3 tablespoons white
rais ins
•2 tablespoon!:> Mrn
March 1 1 ~ ll'as poons all
!:>p1ce or pumpkin ptl·
s pice
C r ab Care
Mad e Easy
Oungeness crab a nd
r ock crab, nali ve to
Califomja ocean waters
and bays. are a choice
catch -to fishermen.
cooks and diners.
The first per son to
h ave caug h t these
cr abs, it has been said,
must have been an ad·
venturous soul. Th at
~astronomic explorer
had to fish the crusta-
cea n out of the water
(r iski ng p i nched
ringers). discover bow
to get the meat out of
the s he ll <probably
bashing it with a rock),
and dare to eat lt.
FOa SOME cooks
mystery still aurrouod.s
cr ab: How do you pre-
pa re lt ? Chris topher
Dewees. a marine re-
sources specialist with
th e U n i versit y of
California, suggests the
following method.
To clean the crab,
first . remove the back of
it by forcing the edge of
the book against a solid
object. Break the crab
in two by folding It like a
book -first up. then
down. Shake out the in·
ner parts of its body.
then pull off the gilJ fila·
ments. Nothing sbould
remain except the lbell
and edible meat.
To cook live crab, use
• a lar1e keWe with pleo·
ty of boiling water. A
waterblth canner with
the rack left-in la ex-
cellent.. U desired, add 2
Ubl•poons of salt for
each quartol water. Pict crab up by body
-behind .the pincher
clawa -or use kitchen
ton11.
D&OP LIVE c rab in bolling wager water.
Cover and return to boll.
Cook f« about 20 to 25
minatea. Remove tbe
crab and plun1e lm·
mediately i nto cold
water. Let cool for a few mi na tH a nd drain .
Flallll oooUna on a rack.
~ 19·21 lb. Hg. wt. . "'
Frozen with pop-up
Cooking g auge
Ralphs ®saa
Tom '~"' Turkey
r
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.... "°'9MMICM.el1•
London
Broll
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Sliced-Aaorted
Ralphs
Chipped
Meats
::=: s 1 3 fM
~
Golden Pre111ium Meats ~
F~ John·WhoM or Alb Hett 10• Pork Loin per
lb.
USOA CIM6c18 ... Round-eonete. 221 Round Roast per
lb.
USDA Chok»-8 ... Aound-Bol•.._ 231 Top Round Roast per
tb.
U8DACt11Mc1 .... fkMld.Bol11l•1 ~9 Top Round Steak .,.,
lb.
USDA CtlalCll .... Round-lloMleM 231 RumpRo~st per
ID.
s~eacon per 101 lb.
Dash
Detergent
Low lude-Concentreted
Dash Detergent 4to&. 141 bOll
Lew --..C~•ted 2•• Dash Detergent • lbb!'1
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PLAINWBAP. Bread
12 ounce Cena PLAINWBAP.·.
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Pl.Ill WRAP.. .97 Chicken Bologna 1 lb.
l*e.
Knud9M-Arl V•~ .91 Cottage Cheese '*" c:tn.
AalpM-Cote sa.w or .49 Potato Salad 1'01.
cup
\. ..... ., .... 1•1 Hotly Wieners 1 lb.
l*e.
eai1tomi..a,u1ect .89 Citrus Deltte MOL
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sha';ji CCiieddar per .
lb. 2''
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......... ,:::· .30 Tomato Sauce
A..-ct Cofon·2 Ply .69 Brawny Towels IOct.
roll
A..-ct 101 Kraft Dressings llS~.
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AiWROot Beer 2 ltr. 115 bU.
Super Spirits
lmportedCeneclleft 311 JILllNWBIP. Whisky 15:.1~··
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PU°iNWBAP. Vodka 1~• 331
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Aleor1ed &traFancy WMhi1'910n , PUINWRAP.
Cookies Golden ·
Dellclous
Apples
Cream Styte or White Of Ptnll
PLAINWBAP.
Whole
Kernel Corn
PLAINWBAP.
Grapefruit
Julca 11oz.33 41oz.79 ~ can . "· cm . .
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':.' .39
C~"U·~bft4otHouee ~ .59
f',_,. AOfNIM
Salad Lettuce
CllP Top Carrots
V..Rlp9Md
Salad Tomatoes
We have trozen prices on over 130 of ourflmWllP.
products Prices that already save you up to 30%"'
as compared to nallonal br.nds. Th11 .......
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June 10. 1980, Duriftg ltMe period .. wll noe UftClet
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I FOOD
A wheat serm crumb
eoatlna does wonde r
ror chMle. •
I n fact . Ucu or
mellow clleee m•ltlfta lulde a cri1p1 1oldta
cruet la doworl1bl
mouth ••tffinl. ltaliu
cooks have been maklat
tried ebeMe ~
for 1....,a0oaa.
Now YoU mJlbt want.
to try • fried ch ae dlD·
ner Idea that ·a beller
than ever Hiah tn pro·
tetn, qwck to flX, and ln·
t>1tpenslvt-. Thi~ appul·
lna enlree •dda varlet,y and inter est to both
famlly aod cc>mpany
mt'nlb
TO MAKE this wbtat
germ co:tted delie&f Y,
start wtth rouod* OI' rec:
tan gles of mont t r ty
Jack cheese cut ~·lncb
t hick. 01p the cheese
slices into beatf'n E'ggs,
then coat with vuc uum
p a c k ~d wheat germ
seasoned with oregano ..
Repeat tht-egg and
w h t'at ge rm process
o~ce more to build up a
m Cl'. even coaling.
The cooking "oes rast so bt' prepared to serve
immediately Simply Cry
the coated cheese slices
a few at a time, until
lightly brownca. This lakes a minute
(
PRESENT the piping
hot cheese melt with a
weJI seasoned vegetable
s auce to spoon oo top.
Two tasty recipes are •
g iven her .: -chi le
vegetable s a uce a nd
s pi cy ga~pac h o . A
tossed green salad com·
pletC'S this wholesome,
fresh tasting menu.
Wheat Germ Coating Makes Delicious ChffH Appetizer
Crumb coatinits of re.
gular wheat germ show
up on fa vorite !>avory
~oods such as sauleed
vegetables, fish , -.and
chicken. For pan coat-
ings a nd t oppings on
cakes. ·coffee bread's,
cheese cakes and frozen
dessert s, try wheat
germ wi th s ugar and
honey
CHEJ;SE MELT IN
WHEAT GERM CRUST
:i4 P.OUnd monterey
jack cheese (or sharp
cheddar> cylinde r or
rectangle cut
l Y4 c ups vacu um
packed wheat germ. re·
gula r
1 •14 tea s poon s
o r ega no le a v e :..
crumbled
II• teaspoon sail
3 eggs, beaten
Vegetable oil
Gazpacho Sauce or
Chile Vegetable Sauce
Slice cheese into 12
r ounds or n ·rtangles.
a bout l/~·in c h ·th1 C'k .
Co mbine wheat germ,
oregano and salt. Dip
cheese slices into beaten
eggs a nd then in to
se asoned wheat ge rm.
Repeat dipping cheese
in to cggs and wheat
germ. Heal about 1112 in· ches oil in saucepan or
deep fat fryer to 350
degrees. Add coa t e d
cheese rounds. a few at a time. Cook until lightly
b rowned. a bout one m mute. Do not overcook
or coating will burn.
Re move wi t h s lotted
~poon to pape r towe l.
Serve with Ga tpacho
$3ucc or Chile Vegeta·
ble Saur('. Makes 4 serv·
mgs.
I
GAZPACHO SAUCE 12 cup c h o ppe d
onion
•,. c u p c h o pp e d
green pepper
1 large clove garlic,
minced
Place beef brisket ln·a chicken Is fork tender.
Dutch oven; season with Strain broth; discard T h r-0 u g h g r o u p
t e a m w o rk al th e
grassroots leve l, parents
of hyperactive cpildren
a re lear ning how to
modify their menus to
get artificial colors and
attificial additives out of
the children's diet.
S perial
Diet.a
s a I t • pe ppe r, a n d vegetables or process in VfT A TIME -A COMrt.ETE ()ME..A~A Y 25 o/c OFF paprika . Cover wittJ_ ao electric blender with VITA HIN & MlNERAL O s liced on ion s. P o ur asmallamountofbrotb ll'VYl
water around the beef. and return to strained SUPPLEMENT Al Sbin IEG. PRICE A ~d bay leaves a nd broth. Stir comsta rctf
By June Roth and bake in a 325-degree wa ter lo make a thin 59 shce d c~rrots . Cover with a small amount of ~,.~O~L~ONG~~m~1~a~,~.-Sf~----------...;;;.... __ $~,----....,.
It's not an easy task,
as most of our manufac·
tured food have labels t h at r eveal a h1gh
a mount of synthetics in
the products. . When researching my
book , "Cooking For
You r Hyp<'ractive Child ... l bttame aware
o f . t he c on f l 1ct 1n g
medical opinions about
the effect of d1C't on the
behavior of the hyperac·
live child
MANY doctors agree
tha t an effort to change
the child's diet often re·
s u its an a p leasa nt
cha nge or behavior_a nd
the ability to concen·
trate in school.
Since these children
seem to crave an ex· -traordinary amount of
sweets, it is a lso recom-
mended that sugar and
o th er r e f i n ed
ca rbo h y dr a t es b e
severely restricted.
conduct an elimination
food test at home by
b a nn ing t hese ingre-
dients from the diet for
four days and then in ·
t rodu<'1ng the m back.
one at a time.
I F T H E R E is a
b eh•I\ iora l c•ruption
follO\~ mg such a feeding,
test it again to ~ sure.
Then discuss the matter
w1UJ your doctor to find
out how to remove that
food item fro m the
child's diet and s till
have balanced nutrition.
Scratch tests often do
not reveal these a l·
ler gies that cau~e emo-t ion a I r eaction._, but
there arc sevcnil tc~l.!>
that do.
Ask your doctor to
find an a llergist who
uses the sublingual (u n-
der the to~ue > tests ,
the intradermal test-;, or
the new cytotoxic tests
to determine food al·
lergies
FOOD ON most school
lunch programs Is un·
suitable for the child.
oven for 2 hours. Add pa s t e; a dd a s m a ll BALAllli...ICED B 125 p otatoe.s and continue amount of bot broth and ("'11111 •
luncheon meats, arc out. baking, covered, for an then return all to the 90 TAAETS. REG. St2.St
So are artifi cially col· additional 30 ~inutes to broth in saucepan
Circd cheeses. art1f1cially 1 hour. or until bnsket Brtnj! to a boil over A CME AMD CHAM'90N s2o•FF rolored 1u1ce ct ra nks. a nd potatoes are ~nder. medium heat. stirring
gelatin desserts a nd R e move ba y le aves. const antly, and boi l 1 JU 1·CERS lollyPors. Slice bnsket a nd serve m inu tl'. Add chicken . REG. PRICE
What's "in" 14' real w i th pota t oes a nd and heat. Servl' O\Cr
food FrC'shly c·ooked natural gravy. Makes 8 ri.ce in soup ~"'b If de· 270 East 17th St.~ Co sta Mesa meats, poultry, fi sh, to JO servings. !.1red , s prinklt! "'1th
vc-getabll's a.nd fruit , ClllCKEN FRICASSEE chopped parsley. Make~ 548-9537 • Hillgren Square • 548-6968
who I c g r a 1 n ~ a n d · . 4 servmg~ "".:'.===::::=::::;:::==========-::=============~ homl·madc cook ie '> I broiler chicken, • _ cut up FLOt::"JDER wS ould ,oo a good staf rt. 2 carrots. quartered PARMIGIA!'il\ e.r vc pop corn o r 1 i.l a lk ce l e r y 1 pound. fillet~ of
snack!>. and make .Y?Ur ha lved • flounder
O\\ n ~oda pop by mixing 1 edJ · 2 table~poons lemon
fresh . o.r ange. orbotbhbel r 2 ~rig~~a~:~~ juice fruit 1wcc with u y 1, ... •eas. . It ~~teaspoon salt plain carbonated soda. H " poons sa . "'-teas n r Herc are some natural ;.. t easpoon drie d poo pcppe . thyme 1 tabkspoon grated food recipes that the lft.t teaspoon white onion whole family wiJI enjoy. pepper 1"2 teaspoon oregano
B A K E D B E E F 5 cups water 2 tablespoon:. grated
BRISKET ·~ cup cornstarch Parm('san cheese
4 pound!-brisket of Cooked rice,. 1 tablespoon buttt·r
beef Choppe d p a r s ley A rr:inge f lound<•r 112 tf'aspoon salt c optional) fillc~c; on a bi:-<>ihng pan.
1li teaspoon pepper Place chicken parts in Sp rinkle with lemon ·~ teru.poon paprika a large sauce pan. Add juice. !:icason with salt
2 onions, sliced thin carrots. celery. onion. and peppt:r. Add grated
2 cups water pa r sle y spri gs, s alt. onion. orC'gano. and th.en
2 bay leaves tbyme and pepper. Add gr ated cheese. Do t with
4 scraped car rots, water and bring to a butter. Broil for 10 to 15
sliced thin boll. Then reduce heat minutes. or until fis h
4 potatoes, peeled cover, and simmer fo; Oakes easily. ,.Makes 4
and quartered 45 m inutes or until servings .
ISCOff
i·Sol ®
the Vitamin
Doctors
Recommend
If the child seems to
be "set off' within twen -
ty minutes of eating a
m e al . t h e r e i s a
possibility that a silent food allergy is at work.
Us uall y it is al work in a
common food ingredient
such as milk. wheat.
corn or eggs. You ·can
Smoked meats, lnclud· ---------------------------------More doctO<S recommend Poly·Vi·Sol than
any other ch1ldren·s v1tam1n supplement. And
ktds love the chewable circus shapes and fruit
flavors. Chp the coupon for 25¢ off your next
purcha~e
1 n g b o l o g n a a nd
B e r ry . . . . Walnut . • •
<From Page C3>
ME RINGUE CRUST
l n sma ll bowl s tir
,together II• cup s ugar , 3
t abl e s poons f i n e l y
g ro u n d bl a n c h e d
almonds and 2 ·t a bles·
poons corn st a rch. Jn
sm all bowl with mixer
at high speed beat 2 egg
whitd until foamy. Add
~ teasPo<>n crea m of
tartar and 1/16 teaspoon
salt. Continue be ating
until soft peaks form.
Gradually add ~ c up
sugar; beat unW stiff
peaks fo rm. Fold in
almond mixture . Spread
mixture onto bottom and
side of a well·1reased _ 9-inch pie plate. buJldlng
up sides to form a shell.
Bake In 275-degree oven
<From Page C3>
minutes until golden
Cool.
Here, basically is a
salad but it'll serve as a
side dish as well . Lightly
coat a tossing or canned
wh o le k e r n e l c orn,
cooked broccoli florets
a nd s l i ce d f r es h
mushrooms with oil·and·
v in egar dres s i n g,
Garnish generously with
chopped walnuts.
Bre akfa st butter ed
toas t is so te mptin g
lopped wi t.h a good
spreading or warm cin·
namo n -s plke d ap ·
pl e s a uce and fine l y
chopped walnuts. Pass a
round for sn acks later in
the day. too.
1 hdur. Turn orr heat. --------
Leave meringue in oven ( L ,., BO\'D ) with door closed ror ·1 .... , _______ _,_
hour. Re m ove fr o m INFORMS oven and cool complete· ly on wire rack. Makes 1 ct·lDdl> Meriqa crual. In the DAILY PILOT
"Let me oount
the ways!'
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MA ILBOX
-g DAI. Y PILOT Wedneeday, Apttl ti, tllO
The saying eoe , natural Julee. draaned equal 1 cup.; heat lo
•• i.,pnl a.howers bring <ra rve ulce> bolling
Nay no-. rs," but there z t'nvelopu un· In Iara bowl. mix un
are differ~nt ty~ of navo~~tlltlDc flnorff J«'l•Un with ahowt'rs ... and not all. 2 •PGOM ttiar augar; add bol.Julc and
brlnenowcrs l"4cup.t0urertam s tir until tt-latlne 11 Th~ cu . tom or a cup l mon or comple te ly dlHolv~d
.. hownioJf · the br1dl' orangf °'~rbet, toRencd Wllh wt re whip or rotary
With mils h bttome. i.., cup r ' n t I y beater. bl€!nd In Nl)\)r
tradltlon lhal Is er\)o)'t'd choppl'd Ct"lery cru m and •herbe< Lt•t
not only by tho bride, '• cup chopped Mand until mhtture b
but e veryOOl" lnvHf'd Pt'C"An.! or walnut~ slllhtly thickened, ubout
ti you ur'-' glvrn.: A· M tx rt'!lt'rvf'd j ulce 's mlnulet. Yold In re
shower lhtb ~prlog , v.hy wtth enou1oih water \o m a\ninl( lnfire dlt'l'lt tt
not maik" 1t u buHet lunch?
Turn Into ~·c up rang
m old or bowl. chill unlll
fir m Makes about 10
nrvlnas
.Not . f'or-' double
t•nlwlnt'd·rlna rrecl,
m 1tk" 2 11ln11lt! rings '" a be>ve Cul a t'ctioo
1 a b out !,";) > from one
r in g , plot'e inelde
second ring. l.ine up rt'·
!ll lnln.: ~., or cut ring
i.al<mghlde un<'Ul ring to
~1vtt ~nlwmed effect.
It you're giving a
bridal shower this
spring, serve "Ring
of Promise Salad, ··
a refreshing light
salad.
TH•~ Mt:NU n1•t•c1n 't
~elaborate nftt-1 ull.
tht• bruit' to bt• bhould
l'lt a r . You ran udd a
touch ur t•h•.,:unn~.
though, "'1th tht• ·' lttn~
oC Promu1e Sallild "
Since this dt-Ht:htCul
salad is so refre hin.:I)
light, tt ·s th!! perfcl·t Ul'
compan1ment lo
a nything you ::.e rvc
And. 1t•s ::.o COO\l'Olt'nt
-th e unflavored
gelatine base means you
can make the ::.alad
a head of time, a mu::.l
with everythan~ el!.c
that needs to be done
STATIR.BROS. FRllZIS PRICES
ON OYIR. 200 POPULAR NATIONAL
BRANDS FOR A FOUR· WllK PIRIODI
THE UNFLAVORED
gelatine is mixed \\tlh
sugar and dissolved m
hot pineapple juice, then
sour cream and sherbet
a r e blended in. After
s t anding about fiv e
m inutes, the s herbet
<'hi ll s the maxtu('e
en ough so it thicke ns,
and chopped celery and
pecans can be folded rn.
Turn the mixture into a
ring mold and chill until
it's firm.
If many ~uests are ex-
pected, make two ring:.,
and if you feel <1m -
b1tioys, intertwine them
for a doublC' ring C'fft..ct
You'll find the "Ring of
Promise Salad'' not onlv
taste::. dehc1ous. you t:an
use it as a cenlerpH.·<'t.•
RI NG OF PROMISE
SALAD
1 can UI ounc•c.., 1
crus hed ptnl•applt.• 1n
Raisin
Qualit)·
Mexico has one of lht·
r1C'he!>l CUl!>lnt·s an lht•
world. Mexican Loods
a nd dishes hav e a
wealth of flavor. c·olor.
texture and variety that
set them apart from any
other intcrnat1on:.d
CUIStne
One of tht' mon· !>Ur
pnstn)! aSJX-<'t~ of ~h'x·
i<'a ri cookrng 1s thE• va<,t
use of fresh and drtt·d
fruits 1n every meal.
RAIS I NS, I on~ a
fa vorite dr1NI fruit in
the L'n1tl·d Stall'~. arc
mcludt-"<l in many Mex·
1can d1~hc!'>
Fo r exumplt•. you 'll
find rai sins 1n Em ·
panada de 1'1cadillo. a
meat and ra1 san -f11lcd
paslry
Chicken Mole Poblano
is a spicy poultry c•ntrcc
served with a raisin and
chocolate-flavored
sauce
Pork Loin in Orange
Sauce is another south·
of-the-border dish that
takt's ad\'anta~c of lht·
natural ~v.<•t•tne!>S of
ra1s1ns
You m1j!hl plan an en·
t in• MexH·an.th<'mc•d
d in n t· r .,., Ith c h 1 C' k t' n
c n c h I I a d a :. . r c f r I l ' d
bt•an s, t om:ito and
avocado !>alad followNl
by today'!> r eci pe for
Mex1cana Bread Pud·
ding.
M EXICANA BREAD
PUDDING
I cup rais ins
1 cup orange juice
:1 , cup packed brown
sugar
12 teaspoon each
ci nnamon and grated
orange peel
1" teaspoon nutmeg s cups li gh tl y
packed J.tnch French
bread cubes <about 6
ounces> 2~2 cups shredded
Monterey Jack cheese
(about 6 oucnes>
1'2 cup chopped nuts
C r eam. li g htly
sweetened whipped
cream or ice cream , if
desired In small saucep a n
combine raisins, juice,
s ugar , cinnamon. peel
and nutmeg. Bring to
boil. stirring. In large
bowl. tt>ss bread with
raisin m ixture. Add ell
but 1h cup of the cheese
and the nuts: toss. Turn
into buttered 1 '1'11-quart
baking dish: sprinkle re-
maining cheese on top.
Ba ke ln 375 dqree oven
15 to 20 minutes until
cheese is melted. Ser ve
warm. torped with
cream. I d esired .
Makes 6 servings.
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O~AM ~AYtM • 'i..._()lff O l,,_.~\Oq s1 •9 , .. .,.,,~o.n" s199 CHEESE SMOKIES ;~i' . IA COOKED SHRIMP :.:'~ I A $1 •• fit•• .c...,,.. ·~""'""' . ...-~. s 1 •• •• POT ROAST s'TlwMi•T .. s1" PO~'° •lOW
R IB CHOPS OY'A~ .. AVEM s169 J llJ 5'< I MOJI"
LITTLE FRIERS ~~21
I A laLANDIC COD I ll $239 PORK CHOPS •• $I 7 9 J~ONI ROAST $1 59 . ,. s2•• CUalD SOAK -SJ 79 $2'19 $1 •• iii• 51ouu im ., $1 " ~··· ..... ''"' $279
re RC GINA • RED WIN£ OARED WINE GARLIC • VINEGAR .: .....
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• iiiLiuMA TE ........... .
DASH • FOR lAUN~Y I · DETERGENT .... . $624
211-0Z.
• ELECTRASOl • FOR OtSHWASHER S J 52 ~ DETERGEllT ........ . ... SO-OL
DIAL. AOUA. GO(D OR WHITE 41 • BAR SOAP .................. S-OZ c
• JOY s 111 ,,.. DISH LIQUID ... . Z?-OL
!· DOW CLEAllER 17-0Z
5 1°6
! (iiiM CHEESE .. .OL 69c
f (>II ()t~WA!>l>\ll~ PURITAN'$231 FINISH $223 • OIL DETERGENT
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In cooperation with President Certer• request to curb Inflation.
Stater Bros. Markets has frozen the prices on over 200 popular
national brands during a four-week price freeze. F0< your con-
venience. all Items wlll be posted In all the stores ~Of the duration
of the price freeze. Shop Stater Bros .. whefe you II always save.
and join us in our effort to control Inflation.
. Low Frozen Food Prices
COD Fl LLETS AUPflll s. . . ! 15-0Z
FISH STICKS RUl'£11T'$ ................. ! l•OZ $1 4
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HAWAIIAN BREAD ll~ s ! ..... IM>Z. $1 °'
DESSERT PIE =~CH£MYO!lllUU€MY .... ! t-Ol. 49c •
BLACK FOREST CAKE $ARAL££.! ,,-Oz. $2 4'
SHORTCAKE =~y .......... t ........ '1-0l. s2••
BREAKFAST STRIPs ~~~~st-OL .. $1 13
FRENCH TOAST OOWNYnAKE.. .......... M>l. 63C
, ___ .......,..... __ ··-......,._ ___ ~...,......._.: __ ................. --
EVAPORATED MILK "' ~ .. , . 45c NESTLE SOUPTIME ...... .. . G •• 57c
APPLESAUCE .•.. 1 -~·· ~ ! ... , .. 95c C & C COLA A ...... ,,.,, ·s . l 79c
TOMATOES ~t.:·~~,;."' ! .. 1-<•1 59c
·9 VETS w DOG FOOD ~~'r•"'!: .. ~ "'11 •1
\9 BEUY CROCKER .,.. CAKE MIXES ':'17.~~.~' ... ~. 73c
.-:A SUNSWEET . ~ PRUNES I AllC.£ •&-Of .... ,..-..,. ()qt•TAAt AlllOl
POWDER CREAMER SIAllR..,, 101 sl.49 BAR SOAP ~;~~~;:ic" • • l~I 33c
BAIH BEADS ~,~··1 '0UC" .. ! .,<>l sac
SPRAY CLEANER •ORMVI•-! .. <>, Sl.63
n<>z 77c
PAPER NAPKINS !'~no • . IO<f 3'JC STYRO CUPS e ~s•<rtu<>z 59c R.C. COLA :~c:.~,::...~:~ ... • . . 59c 7-UP NOtMlll~Alk[ • ..,. .... :: Sl.69
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STRAwaERRY CUSTARD
Crab is Light,
Tasty Protein
When told that 70 per
cent of a California erab
1s s hell a nd waste. many
C'rab eaters will ans wer
that the remaining 30
pe r cent mor e t h a n
makes up fo r the loss .
It's d1ff1 C'ult to think
about percentages <even
crab's low calori(• count
and h~gh p rotein con-
tent l if you're concen·
trntrng on eating c rab·
mt•at. delectable when
M'r ved a lone or com-
b10ed in salads and a
w id e :.i r ray o f
t· a~seoroles.
TO SERVE crah 1t 1!>
helpful lo rt.•movt• your
head from the l'loud~ (or
bays and ocean waters>
and consider some prac-
' t1cal questions: How do
~ ou fi gure quantities
\\ ht·n ser vi ng'! Wh at can
:;. ou do to gel rid of the
"fi shy" odor a fler feast·
in~ on the seafood?
S ince g uests "ea t "
wi th their eyes a n d
mouths. what'~ an a t-
t ractive as well as tasty
crab recipe? Marie J. ....,_ __ -¥tt-re~tversity-of-
for each ~l'rvrng When
the meat ·~ p1ckt>d rrom
the stlcll. 1 pound < ubOut
2 cups> will ::.t'rve five lo
s ix portions of main·dish
s a lads or t•ntrccs Or it
will prov1dt· 8 to 10 por-
t 10ns in crab cocktail or
in salads or cntrecs con·
s 1s ting of varied Ingre-
dients . Canned Du,nge-
ness crab 1s also a vaila -
ble in 6112-ounce c~ns (about :\4 cup ).
To prevent the fishy
odor, take care tha t you
do not lea ve waslt• ahd
cr a b shells in the house
ovt'rnighl. Wrap them
ti g ht ly in layer s of
newi.papers a nd place in
a covered garbage can.
Refore you get rid of
those shells. rem cm ber
the y make attra ctive
containe r s for dishes
such as deviled crab. To
pre pare them wash in
hot water and detergent.
Sc rub ins ide a nd out
with a s tiff brush. Rinse
and dry the sheJls and
remove the fuzz with a
brush. Try this delicious
pecipe lo serve in the
S'he°l .
Sprl•t brln1• many
11ood lhln1a. not tht1 I~ H t ti which .. ,.. freth
•lraw~. Ov rflow la1 cartont of lb
haac:loul bf>mH .,.. dLI·
played l n m a rke ll
j!Vt"rVwhfltre
Wh e n th ey •r e
pleMlhd. atuwbe rrlea
find tMlr way into a
m)'rlad ol clllh.-1. On~ or lh mOlt aophlstlcated
and best tu tln.e waya to
l'n 'l' the awcet rf'd bt'r·
rlt• 1s Lo pulr tht•m with u n e leg,anl c Ub l1Hc1
1111uc<' thut '-t ~a!\lly pre -
pu n·d from t•trn11, 111 II k
ind 11u.:11r. Jui>t t.>nough
'our treum b &added to
g l \'(' t h l' s a u c e a
l'le u11ant ly p iqu a n t
navor and ii r reamy tex-
turt•
Tht• ~aut.·c is great
o vt>r othe r be r rie s .
U1·m t>mber 1t. too. to ~
~ 11 h 11ummt•1 :. Cru1l::.
~heed JJt>ache!\.or plums.
Bone .. as
Sof.woy
Leon llfff
Round full
C•nte< Cut
.
m elon ball• or_ pitted tur.-In u ucl'pan. Ado
bln1 ctwrri... sour cream and van1lh1
8TMWB&aalE8 and beat with a wire
wntl wh1 k'Wllll well blended.
80lJ& CaEAM cool Immediat e ly by
C\J8TA&O placing ln bowl or Ice or
\.;cup 11uaar cold water for a few
2i..; tablespoons corn· minutes. Cover ilnd chill
atarch thoroughly. To se r ve. v.. teupooo sail s poon c ui-t a rd s auc e
H2 cups milk o v e r s l r a w be r r 1 e s .
• e&ga. beaten Makes sax servings.
~ cup :sour cream
1 .,~ t e a s p oo n s az~ Beef
vanilla ~·
l to 2 p ints fres h If you cook tor a sm all
-.traw berries. washed . household, there 1s no
hul lNi a nd halved or need to shun the lar~er
,heed budget-priced beef cuts.
'lraditions... . start at your dinner table.
&foy 0.. D•cl ... Hwy
lllktd .._ .. Allf n...
Ow t4-c ... Froattt f« ,.._.....,._(can be .
kept frozen f()( \JP to 30 days)
• Baked 30 houral •Honey 'n spl~ Glaze
•Spiral sliced for easy serving
• Whole or half ham•
• Nationwide shipping servlCf'
• Full service Delle.lessen '
• Old World Cheese Shop .. ..!t" r.tlg!MC.. • • Sandwiches 10 go
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In medlum sa ucepan A 3· or 4·pound beer h k d J100 I. COA.ST NWT~ C-.. Mer~ 61l·ff00 co mbine s ugar . corn· c uc or rou n roa s t 0 2460 1 1AY..-WAY•&TOIOIO~ILTOIO.P'HOMllJ7.JIJJ starc h a nd salt. Cook may be divided and part ...,........... over medium heat , stir· of 1t frozen for more de · 0 lt06t MACH II.YD. ••AltlllU>. HUMTIMCn~ MACH,'"°"' l4l·H7S
ring constantly , until l1c1ous ~f menus a t a I..'. At.o~ 0r...-"--.. .._ L•._ .. ,.,.o.oo.Not111...,..,_ ~-
mixture bc:uls. Boil and la te r date C:J OO~C:X:X::X-X:X:::c:Jr>c::JOC::X::X::X:::X:ClCJ
... u r 1 mmute. Rl'movt.' Cut on(• portion fo r a ·
from heat. Blend ~mall sm ull· pot roast: slice ( ]
umount of milk m t>. Lure another for Sw1~s steak: A RT HOPPE SATIRIZES In the
into c &gs. Blend egg cut another portion into . _
m1,xture into milk mix· cubes for s~w.
8onele1
Sote ... oy
Leon s .. f
l ouncl.
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low at Safeway
ou Can Choose!
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
OR SAFEWAY
.LIAN BEU
U.S .D.A. CHOICE BllF
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GUARANTEED
DAILY PILOT
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Roast ._ .....
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!Aon S.el , ..... ti
op Sirloi
...... i...Steak
~.:. 811·78
~_lb.~
Beef Rib
Roa.st s 88
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Boneless
few Meal
$ 98
lb
, Boneless
Tip Roast
Sof-oy ~248 \.eon a..f I
l•vnd.
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c·x tens io n c on s ume r
ma rkct in~ specialis t
H· 11~ ~w and wbat;
BAKED
DEVU.EOCRAB
Combine the flaked
meal of one large crab
<about 2 cups) with two
c hopped, ha rd-cooke d
eg gs. a can of undiluted
mushroom soup, a dash
~. Beef Cube Steak :;:-;::. Jb, s2sa Fish Fillets
~.,..,..oC,ln>li >hi.I<!! s319 i' 41 PliO ' Cornish Game Hens 1~ ~ ... ., s11• Sri.
For estimating quan·
t1ties figure tha t the
Oungeness or P a cific
crab weighs from 1~ to
312 pounds Crab ln the
:.hell 1s usu:.a lly sold by
Premium Ground Beef l~~ .... lb s 1••
t h~ pound One 2-pound
nab yields about :i. ..
pound or cooked body
and leg m eat. <Some
.,m a rkets offer IC'g meat
a lo ne al-a pre m iu m
pri Ct' )
Wll F.N SERVED in
tht• shell, a ll ow hnlf a
med ium to large crah
Sliced Hoffy Bacon
o f T a bas co a n d o f,,------------
Worchcsler..hire ~auce. Budweiser
and about 1 ~ teaspoon of
lemon j wcc'. f'1ll lightly
oik~ crab shells (Or in-
d i v 1d ual-s17.c b a k in~
d1sht•S) to within 11,. inch
of the top Sprin kle with
your favorite· crumb lop·
ping and biJk<: 30 m inutes
in a 350 dt~rec o ven
Servt'!!>six
Beer
Refre•h1n9! s
3::-6 1'::.~ I 6 9
-'....._ r C-on1
S<otch
llvy
Bathroom
Tissue
Broke n Appliance
Possible Disaster
4 ·•oll 85c , .. ti ~
30 Slice
Bread
1AP ) -A broke n
refrigerator . washer or
othe r major applia nce
can be disaster for the
f a m i l y bud ge t .
partitularly i( it cannot
be repaired.
nut salvation may be
possible through a good,
usl'd appliance bought
a t a reasonable price.
The government has put
together a guide to used
a pplia nces, whe r e to
buy them and things to
look for to determine if
it wlJI be right for your
family
M1• . ,:;: 39c Wughr't
howe ver. lh(.' m inimum ~-
orde r is SL Here a rc the "" ~ :;;:\
b o o klets c urre ntl y ----------'
av<1 1l able :
-"Buying a Used Ap-
pliance," 35 cents, s tock
number 001-000-03359·0.
-"ELE C TRI C
Irons," 35 cents. stock
number 022-000-00084-5.
-"Aut o mati c
r
Toa sters ." 4 5 cents . r
s tock nu mb e r
022-000--00078-1.
Enriched
Flour
~·;chS ~ 79c
Orange
Juice
~ u...... -~:;~h Buy 6 9 c
.,._. Con
~ ~
·-,.,b.9gc
l'lo9. .._ ...
, Dry
Detergent
;..~·" 49·01. s I ' 9
• P~g
Whole Kerne l "
Corn
;;~:~;'u~tyle 3 3 C 16-ot.
Co11 ~
Quartered
Margarine
a.., I~ c S.otch 49
~ Co•lol\ ,.
Imitation
. Mayonnaise
xotch 99
S..y l~·· c
' Kraft Macaroni -..
and Cheese·
o.i.... 89 :.s~ 14-01 c ,li,. ...
-"Mixers and Blen-
de rs ," 35 cents, stock
number 022-000-00077·2.
-"R oo m A i r
OR, IF you prefer new Conditioners," 70 cents,
items. other guides are s t 0 c k n u m b c r 022-000-00074-8. Liquor.~ And WinP Selection~!
a lso available from the _ "Paint. and P aint· ,,_ If!-· "' 0.."-1 Se!ew9'' ..... "''" 1~ t ....... ,~ ~ ... '"""" ... ·-
government to help con· i ng ,'' 85 cents, s t ock sumers m ake wiser buy-ing decisions. number 022-000-00140--0.
These booklets are all -"L a dde r s ." 70
sold by the Superinten-cents. stock number
dent of Documents. U.S. 022-tioo-Ooo69-t.
Governme nt Printing -·•An t ifreeze·
Offi ce. Washing ton, ·c o ola nt," 35 cent s
D.C .. 20402. Remember, 022·000--00075·6.
, . .-1·satil.-\-«•fl•••·t
At dinner time. plain
Vodka
or Gin
:n;:,:j Cup $669
P""" , 75 c.N-ut ..
Jose Cuervo
Vlhnl 'IQUlll. 80-floal • 7504I s539
Almaden
Wine
•Mt.l h1<>e s2 79 •Mt. VII'
lot•
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Blended Whiskey s7~9 W'""" s C;,p tO-PtOll I IS-lllli
yog urt adds t ang to ...._ ___ _,,.;;;;;;;:;;;;.;..;;;;.;;;.;~;.;;;;;....,p.e.;.~~...-;.;;.p~~
freshly c ooked II
vegetables. Try it on tm
Pina·ta Burritos Sot P\g 39c ~ol l 'll•"'ie-
s~~~~~ --JI> s12'
,
Blue Bonnet
Margarine
Sof1
•lb 79c -"' .. -... <Aiton ~
Canned
Tomatoes
S.ooct. 47 Buy ,t°.: c
Corn
on the Cob
~u~•h 79c """•" 4 £0• Poe~
l/pn/th & RPauty
Agree Shampoo
and Rinse
Conditioner
,J
. ..... s 129 s .. .
Listerine
.A"lll .. phc $ 199 Include• 40 ~ 32 .. t.
Off lobel ..... 5o e
Frozen f,ood Buy.~!
Ice Cream
~~;:.!:":f Hoff • 1 •9 The Month' Golleft
Celeste Plaza
~~~~ :-=$ • 11• Own 0 .,.n"I '1t9.
Bakery Buytl!
59c Sale
Mr1.Wrltht'19'Md
&I~
Pork Sausage --~:99C
Scotch Buy Franks
l.llWilPW~I
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Strawberry
Preserves
x otth ~:.·• 119 l uy
,J
Potatoes "' 25c ,,_,,.. "6sel5
Tomatoes
P.o •• 59c s.lild ~ .......
Lemons 2 ~35c .luotyM10 ~1\11
E~~les . . Nals 149
Valencia
Oranges
!..'d:vlcy 89
-1~
--~ 89<
Large Sise
"AA" Eggs
~:i:n• 69C I-clot.
\. Cotton
~~P!truit ·s ~agc
Onions ' 25 -.us 1111 1 111. c
~~se ~l~nts 3 fot s100
2!2,ng~ J~i~~GIMon s1s9
Yogurt at the
bre akfast table is a
healthy way to start the
day . Try plain or
s trawbe rry flavored
yogurt with fresh fruit
and nuts.
zucchini, broccoli or ._,----,--.. ----~.,._----.......,.-..1.A1~
spinach. aper OW Sus..."'·' ••• ............... ,,.n,, .............. ~, ..................... c..... ... ~ .
••• Here's a cool yogurt
blender drink for those
hot summer days ahead.
Just place one carton of
s trawberry fl avored
yo1urt, s ome rres h
strawberries and \<\ cup milk tn the blende r .
Whlrl unW smooth and
frothy. •••
Don't frost the next Paper •pldns Jlc 59c
cake you bake. Instead, 1--~--__;=----'-"°'-'--t----it----'
top e ach slice with a T al 53c 31 c cre amy fruit flavored .,__o_m_.._H __ l_1_ .... _ •. ___ .,.... __ ...,.. __ _
yogurt . Ca _ _.... p _.5c 35c ••• • ..... M1 11.... •
Fruit navored yogurt 1-----------+--~~--. is • natural addition to • Saltlne Crackers,..... 77c 59'
brown• bag lunch. The --------------------8-o unce carton Is a • 1000..,....Dr .. ...,.,_...... • uu ... c..t......,,...,_..._.
perfect single eervlng in
lta own "clllb." •1161 s.. ....... s. .... • A4w fll 111.11., 1 ...... • IMd
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Unusua, Fiilh . Recipe
Tasty f'\sh ftllett are a aim mer tor 5 t n 10 Option 1· Orown up
vtnaUle maln taw'le. mlautH or untl l flbb a nd kld1 dlff•rent
ahd no dish prov.a t.bat nu ..... uy wh<'n teat· cbo&ces: Dlvlde aaixture m o r e r~adtl)' lhlD ed wtth a fork Remove Into two one.quart Ch•n~ab&e Ca&aerole. faUeta; ~· and llakt . en l c row•~ e a• f o Made w-Uh ~ h or Comblne drained fruit · ea11trolH. Stuon thu
frozen rtah rt1ltt.s and ro~ktaU. ri«, yoaurt,... adult•• with 1l~aer.
fruit cockta.11, Uus easy, •nd pickle r 1'8h . euanln, or curry, add
unusual l"C'<'I~ was de· Cerehllly fold tn fl h C'hopped nuta: add cln·
ve loJ)t.'d ei.pcoclally for Select auaonlne •nd namon or nutm<'i und
cook wllh lllll~ Ume tntredlf'nl.S ln option• ralalnl lo the other.
and a vuiety or I P·· U1ttd below. Add Hll Heit u dll"9C'ted. ~
petJtea to nlisfy Rttlpe and ~pptr to tute To Optro n 2 . Pupa.re
lnstru<'l1ons are aaven sen-e hot -~at in u <'asserolea d•Y a huad
for b~Hh l'Onvtintion al moder al OVt'n ( 3~0 und rdrlaerate ror din•
•vc n b und tb-.1 tt.vf'n df'1rtt ) for aoou~ 2~ ner the next day Jl~at ~u!\ter mi<"rowave oven. mloults us dil"t'<'lt'd
Chanarablt C'asserolt-
•~ htl·r•ll u four "'l•)
enlrl't'.' You citn dJ\Mh• It
lnto two d11-hE'":>, und I.hen
5l'U!>Ofl t'lH'h M'parately .
"'1th currv. perhup:.. for
t ht' ..at.lull s, und csn
na mon and r1Ustns for
the kl~.
0.etlon 3: ChUl mix·
tur and lervc u a main
a lad.
OpUon 4 • Cha nae lo •
Ve aetable usaerole. -Subltltute a one pound
can of Mhtfd veaetables
lnatead of fruit cocktail
and pla in yoaurt in
place ol lemon yogurt.
Sea.on with garlic or
a.tiusoned salt. In lhls re·
cape reserve the canned
v~getable Uquid to use
In place of the fruit
codtall hqwd
U.S.D.A.
CHOICE
I
YOU CAN make the
casserole ahead, then
&erve it later , either as a
hot entrec or a cold
ma1n·d1sh !>alad· You
<·an al ~o ~ub s ta tutc
\'e~l3blcs for fruit 111
th e recipe, changing the
basic tastt> BONELESS ROLLED Beef Kabob Cubes •........... s2a? Club Steak .....•............... s24!
Fash fillet~. as lhl' re·
cape s hows. are always a
good cho1<.'e for the busy
cook. Whether poached,
broiled .. baked or frjcd,
they require little or no
advance pre p.ataUon
and cook quickly. saving
both Ume and stovetop
or oven energy. They
also combine well with a
va riety of foods -a
feature lhat makes the m
handy for last·minutc
kitchen improvising.
PORK LEG
$1~
-Whole or by the ~. ArmnuT'a-Ver1~L Fmun dtfroatt'd
Pork end aewioninc • . No nitri1~11
7-lone Roast •..•. s1•?
u.s lJ /\ Cho~ Chuck t'Ut or beef
ll.~ U ,\ I ~nder l'ulX'tl l..rnn 1 111 I .... ,. 'I'" l P-... 1 •• 1.mall .O<J ll ... f ,,,,
PuPitiJllDUll ..... J:!~~::s ..... 1 l5 l
-SlrloinTip Roast •.••.•.....•.• s21? Ground Beef .•....••........... s 11!
Bonelet111 H11llf<l -Hound rut or bef.r. STOit ••• '1" • Our Leap bulk or pattie. ••• don 001 1 aCH-<I :!:.!'. 1,11
SERVINO
SUGGESTION Tapltrlain
''1 ....
1
C h a n g e a b /re
Casserole . ~~
can be heated In fl
microwave or n
conventional "' i1il l.,_;i oven. ·1
CHOPPED
STEAK
$1'!
U:S.D.A,
NEW YORK STEAK
$3~~·
•••(
l '
•• . •"'
H l
• f
I•'
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The fish in Changea· ble Casserol e i s poached, either atop u
conventional stove or in
a microwa ve oven.
POA C HIN G as a
method of cooking that
may be used for whole
fish and fish steaks a!>
w e ll as for fille t s.
0-Bone Roast ...•• s1 6!
U.S.U A ('ho1ce chuck n it of h<<t'f
Beef Roast ::ti~~-.. s2'?
l ' S.U A. Cho~ Shldr clod thock cut St1ak$ 17 HALIBUT STEAK
llefl~•
Cu ttt t11
lrtn• Dtlmltd $3'!
• BasicaJly the fish is sim·
mered in liquid -water
wllb seasorunes, water
and wine, or a variety or
other lJquids. ln the re·
c ipe provided . th e
poaching liquid is re·
s e rved juice from the
fruit coc kt a il c a n
Whatever the hqwtJ. the
fis h s hould be cooked
very ~<'ntly for ju~l a
s hort p<'nod of t1mt• If
the heat is too high. the
fish wi ll fall to pieces,
a nd if the cooking tame
1s too long, the h!>h will
toughen
LIKE OTHER ilti m s
on the easy suggested
menu, the Cha ngeable
Casserole may be heal·
ed in a microwave or a
conventional oven.
To save e nergy in
you r conventional oven.
make it do double·duty.
Warm the green beans
and roll s with th e
casserole. If you use a
mic rowa ve, h eat the
beans and rolls and bake
t h e cupcakes befor e
heating the casserole.
OIANGEABLE
CASSEROLE
1 pound skinned fish
fi llets. fresh or frozen
1 can (16 ounces)
fruit eocktaiJ. drained,
j uice reserved
3 cups cooked rice
1 carton (8 ounces)
lemon yo~urt
11.. cup sweet pickle
relish
Sall and pepper to
taste
Mi c rowave Oven
Method
Thaw fillets if frozen.
Pl ace f illet s in a
microwave safe dish :
p o ur reserved frui t
cockta.al juice over fish.
Cover loos ely with
plastic wrap or waxed
pa pe r ; cook al?prox·
imately 3 to 5 mtnutes
Remove from oven and
let stand covered for 10
minutes. Cool and flake
fish. Combine drained
fruit cocktail, rice,
yogurt and pickle relish.
Ca refully fo ld in fish.
Se lect seasonings and
ingredlenlS in options
listed below. Add salt
and pepper to taste. To
serve hot -beat ln
mic row ave for 4
minutes (at;t.rrinl after 2
minutes> &r wiUI bot.
Makes about 6 CUPS.
C.untlieil Otft•e...,.
Thaw f1lleta if frozen.
Place ftDets ln a wel1·
greased frypan : add
fruit juice. Cover a nd
''Co .......... ''
local coverage
k .. ayou
Informed
everyday
In the
DAILY PILOT
..
' I
. Sausage rrAU111s1ru •••• s1 4!
Our own. Hot and 11Wttt.-N11 N1tr1tl'!I
El RANCHO
HAM
SllANll
HALF
WAHR
ADDED I 79~
Butt Portion ............ 99~
Center Slices ........... '21!
llUDSD COTIAGE CHEESE
• ~:=ago Ytfftt
P11t Ct&.
Johnston's Yogurt .43'
14 M . Np .. 4 8.llAOrt.ed variel1e11
Imperial IUICAllll( ••••• 75'
P11ekagr of 1 lb. MJhel
PRESERVES
lOlfS
STUll(ftY
2U.)U •
$155
YINlmPIJllD
CANTALOUPE
Anjou Pears •.•••.• 39~
f'rl.'tlh and JUI(')' from~
'Liquor Dep't
CARLO ROSSI ·
WllES .... ...,
• Mt. Qalllis s 1 •• .,.. ... ...... ... ~ uue. n=• Ill DI $3!!
UllU
. QIFFEE U ....... -
$·~~
Stuffed Game Hen
UJJ. Cullt ·a· $
""8idlt f n Drtswt. 12 9 lltl W&l 17 az.
lru. ltfrnt" ea
!-.Ulrl w ith <'h""" beef, ..... II
1rnlur11lh. 1r1m II Clrt'full~
lh..t El lt.1,nc hu \ alut-' l.0111 • u l
l ~ ll A Cho1<1: bed. 1-.nJ"'
tjUalol\ 11o1lh K•1num)
lb.
SLICED BACOrt Stuffed Cabbage
Ii luck 1 w.o t•n' 6 9 ¢ rut.,.,,. rt lOy re \
2 ll Ut t
II l 1Xllo'1 0"11 9 9 j.
!kl S~Ctd V
"llflc~ sh!t' lb
ChuckStoak U.S.D.A. CHOICE
CENTER CUT BEEF ......... ~l 11.
ELBERTA
PEACHES
19~
~'!! "' K ·~ ~·lln<'V Slil't-.J .
Peanut Butter ..... \ l 55
~lloz.. Hughl'flt'r .. um.> "' !'1un1hv
Corn aau1111T •••••••• 35'
17«. Whole Kemeh1rCrP.11m Styil"
GREEN BEANS
34~
TREESWEET
GRAPEFRUIT
JUI CE
Mushrooms .......... 99'
Niblets Corn .....•. 31'
B . M' \lis rowme 1x •••••••
22.5 oz.. Pillllbury Dt>lua .. fudi:e
Seven-Up ••..•.....• s 1''
6 Pk. 16 en Pla...11 ~ho.;ld I\ ll l<eit. or Diel
Super Fresh Produce
10110 WIUTIWY
OROWEAT
BREAD
~ ¥ -. 99'-
7C: Lui
A&W Root Beer .... ~1 15
Z LH .. r l••lllr
Salldwich Bags .... 89:
f~ .. 1·.oc-ml
..,., c.11 COOKIES
17'/t ll.umtll -
llVI n me t'f
''"~ rJ'li el Sii•
95e
Oranges s"~~~1 ........ : ...... II!
Russet Potatoes ...... 15~ Cherry Tomatoes .ski. 39c
l Ui. No. I Bak1n1t ~•u l<rtl r11w (u~ bal11<l~
Stuffed Clams ..... 5 ~\1
II rl· or •. 't•I c I Fri I , ,, rri ... tKI
True Cod Pl:1F1c •••••• \21~
FRESH
RAI JJB DW TROUT
b t'i'' $189 rn u
1111! c ' t e "'f .h.~.. lb 15 li u
------------•I
GIANT
~:ilDE I~:-$169
4'~ ,., I· ' 111, I 1:1c 111!
Kraft Dressing .... \119
I• ,,, t ,,. 1Jr' I tl1'umht·r
Potato Chips ....•• 89'
T ""1n P11k. uurn Scodd~r .. PP St.1:1
CLEANSER 31¢
FANCY LOCAL
MUSHROOMS
~79° ~
O 75 or. l'\g. ,,_,,.,., Ajlhl4e 1-1 1121_
SEASONED Sl"AW'E.ID .. -... ffJfJtS tJf Ttf£' f1M£rlr
IN OUR FRESH PRODUCE DEPT.
1 01 "-o N.1.0 ... o~!M....,.... 8ounce peckage r,
CUTilEFISK::: .................... 79• ... _________ ..
l-' .. ·""""'-S..Ol~ 43• BROILED MACKEREL. ........ . IOot l'\9 JfC ~
loLC-~Sloc:ecf 3 .,
BAMBOO SHOOTS...... ._
f~ ., •• KIM CHEEllo• .1ao ................ .
SWEET RICE ....................... ss•
I I ot C-0,--..
LYCHEE NUT S .................... 79•
Introducing llE\Y ••• '1/1'1' FROZEN
100% RORIDA ORllGE
~u JUICE ~~69°
l.E.&.mTllUI -,~g,. '
·\'U~ 1•• ---
Delicatessen 1un
AMERIClll $181 ~ SlllliLES ...
Krall ladividual Wnapped SI~ 0.-Food
Claussen Kosher Pickles .••.•• s 109
Hormel Pepperoni ••••••••••••• s1•1
6 ou..-Ch1.1b
Frigo Mozzarella ••••........... 69'
4 OL p.KUa• SbnMkMd
Braunschweiger •••••••••••••••• 89'
8 OIL pedlqr Jonea aJicld
LL ... i2" r-...a •••••
Peanuts • ez. PIS. •••••• 59' · ·
Choi~ or roa,tfod ·~ 111ltfod
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.. t
1'hll od only ef{tttir.>t ~hu El Rancho ond11fA1'9e1 £.do. .J;1
1-'elWMUl .... ll
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KUl ........ Df UlltM1My~lllllct1e._ HMt ....... ......., l\"'1
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FOOD
We 've comt • lon1 3 tablNpoou tiuu.er
way llnce the-days or or ma~
merrle t:n1land when '4 cup c hopped
~,.·,a·~·
P..U, 1Gt two-u\llt
•tacit p6e
elaltba. p1nl•J and
paprika. Pour lDIO • .. lDe"\ puarv.JiMd pan.
..
... I
f l 1 were pyes, a nd oNOft
illed with rabbit, Prebeat OVH IO us
parsley. rook~ nd 3 tableapoon1 •II· de&,._F.R1nae patdry
blatkbirds PUl'J>OM flow' and allu mwibrooma
ow we r • p\ t o l t.eapcw.m Htt <mak• abou& • cupe)
m lt e pu•.,. w" ca 11 '' lt'upoon trouod la a la.rl• aldu.t m.lt
Place IOp en.wt over rtlllna: turn -dau
under; .,..... co Mal. Cut
11H1 oa top to allow
,.,.am IO .acape. Place a
atrip ol foll around edte
lo prevent over·
brownlni. ~e for 20
minute•: rtinove foll.
ConUDue to bake untll
•olden brown. about 15
minuU... Serve wtth a
mixed sreen aalad. ti de·
alred. Vle&d : S to I por·
tionl.
Mushroom Fiiiing
Makes.For a Hearty
0 Pye"
"qulc.-he~ ... and i.t>rn bJaek ~ ·butter Add ml.alhrooma
them of\t>n ror brunrh or ~ C'\q) dUcken broth m•'.'!uoNont-Sl: 1'r·~tan l:ur~ aaipper. &loot with aucb or bouillon '-"• _, ' natural pttrlnn• o · aalt and black~:
splnach·and m\bhroom ~cup twavy num 1 radually ble nd In
salads. 2 cupe cubed eooked c blc keo broth and
Sut mui.ht'(~m' are chtcken t'ream. Brina t.o a boll ,
not onl.>• ireat g.,.-alon6{:o. 14 cup c~ fresh cook and atlr for l ~·lth qwc~. lhl') 're tit' para~ m la u t e . 81 e nd l n hclo~ nght tn.'\1d-.· 111
:torts of pit's Jui. t tu
think O( (~lhUO.: on
tt>nd e r . m\.'ul y
mushrooma ln a creamy
filling surrounde<J b)' u
fhtky crust b d~~unl m-
deed . Ii H ere ·lt a Ci tv e
"pye," or qukh . lh8',.
w o uld star at any~
brunch : M~hroom Sour
Cruam Pie st.arts ~·•th J
s autei.ng o( oruons and
shced mushrooms wtth
VOit& OWN BRMDS PUT ·
QUALITY WITHlft REACH.
a filling or eggs, sour
cream. salt. a spnnklln~ or tarragon and black
pepper.
SW I SS chee st' i s
shredded over the top
and the pie 1s baked till
firm. Reserved sauteed
mushrooms are effec -
tively arranged over the
pie after baking.
Another winner ls old-
f a sh ion ed Mushr oom
Pot Pw with the trad1 -
t1onal t"o crusts 11 ·.,
"onderfully ~a llsfy ing for Sunday ~uppe r A
th1ck~n e d baucc of
ch i c k en bro th and
crt-am is added to the
~a uleed mushrooms and
onions.
Cooke d. chunk ed
chicken. p ar sley <1nd
paJJrika are stirred 1n
and the mixture poured
into the pastry-lined
pan. Plac-e a top crust
over it and bake till
golden •
MUSHROOM
SOUR CREAM Pl E
12 ounces fresh
mushrooms
Pastry for 9-inch pie
shell
3 tablespoons butter
· or margarine, divided •r: cup c hopped
onion
3 egg~
1 cup dairy sou r
c.-rcam
J teaspoon salt
i..: teas poon t ar
r agonleaves. crushed
1 /16 teaspoon
~round black pepper
1/1 cup shredded
Swtss cheese
Preheat oven to 425
degrees. R1nM'. pat dn
and sllcC' mushroom ...
Im akPS about 4 cup~ 1.
St'l aside Roll pa:.t1 ~
11'·mch thick; fit into !J
inch pie pan: turn under
and flute edgt· prick
"1th fork tint•!). Bake for
5 minutl's. remove from
oven. I n a l&rge skillet
melt 1 tabh.'~poon of tht
butter Add onion. o;aute
until tender. about 5
m1 outes. Remove from
skillet : set aside Melt
remaining 2 tablespoon.,
butter in skillet a dd
mushroom<,. Saute until
tender. about 5 minute!).
~et as1d£-.
In a m l'd1 um howl
hgbtly bt•at c~g~ i\rld
sour cream. salt . tar
ragon and black p<:ppcr:
mix "ell Reser ve one
third of the mushrooms:
add rema1mng sauteed
mushrooms and onion to
sour cn•.im m ixtun·
mix ""II !'our int 11 partial!~ b ak ed pie
sh ell. Spr 1nkle with
cheese. Bake until a
knife ins erted into
center comes out clean.
20 to 25 mmutfs. Heat
reserv r d s auteed
mushroom-; until tlol.
Arrange on top of pie
Lt>t pie stand 5 minutes
before cutting. YIELD:
6 portions
MUSHROOM
POT PIE
12 ounces f r es h
mushrooms
Flavor
Added
VONS
>RODUCT QUALITY
GUARANTEED OR
PURCHASE PRICE
.REFUNDED
VONS .79 BEVERAGES
2·LITER
•• C)(I .. , t l A.*" .,.,,rtHl•1"> r.uon 1 lfll
VONS s ~100 CAT
FOOD ' • <• , •• ' c .....
•l.off,111 1 '
GROCERIES
. ·~ ,., .. , vr·,. '' Peache~ [, Pears . ~ ...... , ( .......
Vons Fruit Cocktan
... \fft , ......
Vons Stewed Tomatoes
t w "'"'< t I Vons Tomato Ketchup
"'°')"'ti .,,...,( ...... ..()Clt!J
Vons Salt
~ . ' .... . ,,.,.,
Freeze Dried Coffee
'•••lfAA
Vons Pork & Beans
,, Oi.y«f (./IJ1
Vons Sllced Beets
'"our.ct CN< Vons Cut Green Beans
.49
.49
.33
.69
.22
2 54
.57
.42
.51
.33
'~ '>-l)lNO. c,.,, 3 3 Vons French Slyie Beans •
.33 •){r~ t r"· ..
Vons Cream Styte Com
•70<.M:I C-1'\/'t 33 Vons Wh~ Kernel Com •
V'(( °"' Vons Sweet Peas
•C.00!'<1 Cl'\/'t-WH!Tt: Oii -Vons Grapefruit Juice
.35
.79
4'><Xl"<l. CM-~ 69 ~Grapefruit Drink ·• •
I ) OC.lr<Cl CAN ·'«.OUl/IH Oii ~I Vons Chm & Beans
40<t'QCM
Vons Black Pepper
•~BAA Vons Deodorant Soap
11 OU'tCE. CM
Vons Cleanser
• MJU. P...av.ot.
Von.s Bathroom Tissue
.57
.59
.79
.79
.29
.79
.35
.79
VONS
. VONS PRODUCT QUALJT' SLICED
GUARANTEED OR ~~CHES
PURCHASE PRICE (• ..........
REFUNDED VONS
ORANGE
JOICE
VONS .98' FlAVORFUL
MAYONr.-tAJSE
"'°'""'°' .WI
RED 49 RIPE
STRAWBERRIES
11,.ll°'(( •
bA "'-l.l, '"
FRESH
GREEN
PEAS
t I '~.bl! ""(){I< ... 29
GROCERIES
''""'-lO"'BO"'·' 89 Vons Liquid Fabric Rlnse •
.59 I '·"t lO!"t AOT""U Vons Liquid Bleach
vr•r"""l tw>.1 • J 29 Vons Dishwasher Crystals
I f•,"'11•1tf'".,A,11{_-'Vi[J_J')
Vons Fabric Softener
"i) •l"oW•~· "'" ..t
Vons Book Matches
t ... ,r,rrf ._.,.,. 11'-Qt
Vons Paper Plate$
\•()Ur.<' c .....
Vons Charcoal Lighter
J 39
.28
129
.99
FROZEN FOODS
.45
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l'<•I (At< foll r.n..MC)ll-VOnS Lemonade
"(.'l>"l:ll'~ Vons Beef Enchiladas
• u.11 Pl\OVoet Vons Cob Com
.41
.85
.79
"otr<t ~ 41 Vons Mac.aronl & Cheese •
lllO'<CI.~ 59 Vons Cheue Enchiladas •
&OU'<f~ Vons Beef Stew .75
HEAL TH & BEAUlY
1'0Cl Oll\llT-CZ)(J"\Q m 11\tllll 2 29 Vons Mull. Vil. Wt lron
IOOCT. Oii \'11 C ...00 lU 1001"81£TS 2 29 Vons Tha'apeutk Mult. Vlt.
•Ol. TUl!£Clll70Z.l~ }39 Heed & Shouldm Shampoo
1 OU"ICf TUl!C Oleem Toothpaste
2oura ..-a Ollur«. Sure Sold Deodorant
}27
]55
]99
3 37
YOONG .... 69 HEN
TURKEYS
~ f pl;-"'(,_ .... .... .,,. 0.\1'1( 4 , ... HIS
FRESHLY .. 119 GROUND
BEEF
&.J,. r1tA ._.. p., < _, ~ "-<4:
fJ(A,""11..Jt l .a.\...1.10 jjf1 t ,.
BEEF
CHUCK
STEAKS ... 98
MEATS
... • I ... ...... I I ~
Beef Chuck Roast
01'J(lf.C11r • \f'"<lf 11 .. ~ t\fl•
Shoulder Clod Roast
t•• t,. • .. , fJii."" Tl ~.r,. ..
BoneJess Stewing Bed
• '""""'' ... "' (~ .. , ·,,lf'fN( Fresh Pori< Loin Chops
r'T,..ll .... H ._.
Rib Pori< Loin Chops
"'1A•o J. > \.1"•
Farmei John Ham
~,,,~Pl~
Farmer John Ham
(I "'ffl>'Ul
Lean Ham Slice$
VAU,l. ........
Whole Chicken Legs
Ill }39
Ill ]98
1 98
I• }29
]69
II• .87
Ill .97
Ul 1 99
Lii .99
'"'OlU'I -"'" ..... • l 8 199 Snow Crab Clusters
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VONS BAKERY
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Vons Enriched Bread
4PA()I
Butterfle.s Coff~ Cake
8~-("111-UMJI Oln. Fresh Hot Dog Buns
.59
J05
.53
121
PROD<.ICE
W..ol)~A\oQllltt 29 , Red or Butter Lettuce u. •
U1 .39
~H:iseCuc:umben CA .69
ut. .49
U1 .12
fA }19
[A .69
HOFFY ~.89 SLICED
BACON
t<1'()1N
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VONS .99 BEEF
WIENERS
•. _,,_ 1 J.'-"'4"...ll.AIA ·~"'
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FLAVORED
YOG<JRTS .29
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}69 ._ t ~-.; • ..... ...t •• ~ _ .... I•""'
Vons Cooked Ham
v"c;;;~ Mild'swis'.s' hecse • 9 9
}39 ·~~"('J'(:.t ""-"' Vons Beef Bo+ogna
v~~~~ .89
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'\~l \,,>/l"'(Y"t ··~ Carrot & Raisin Salad
••.V"Cl.~A Vons S6ced Ham Roll
.69
.79
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ALL PURPOSE
DETERGENT ...... "'. .99
DOSEQ{JIS
IMPORTED
BEER _, ...... ""
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" Scoresby Scotch
1 .. -°"'~· .... .,.... -..r '"'V°"'.f Almaden Mt. Wines
~ <'H·-"W-"'IJ'"' """1.""" Inglenook NavaDe Wine
..... ~,,. .. Q..:..t.i,.t
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9 98
289
2 69
3 ~9
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1.15
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A variety of browning
agents add navor as
well as color to steaks or
r oasts during cooking.
For exam pl e. soy .
teriyaki or barbecue
sauce. as well as brown
bouquet or steak sauce
may be brushed over the
lM!ef before m icrowav-
ing. Dry onion· soup or
brown gravy mix may
also be sprinkled over
th e b ee r before
microwaving. Cutting
beef into thin strips ln·
creaaea tenderness by
sbortenlng cooking tim e
a_nd aids tn more even
cooldq.
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Dairy Basies For Salad-.
Cott.qe cheese. Sour ·t o co n u t a n d wine be1uty wtll appeal i, cup chopped
cr~am . Whapptn 1 m1r1hm1ltows. Spoon to thost who pr .. rc:t u trttnoniona
cream . Yoaurt. Thtse l11blly tnto pretty 1111 aavory salad.~ 1 cup whlppJna
are the da11"9 ba$lcs for bowl or l1r1e compote C'HF.F.St: •N rrHm
ereat ••l1dl and salad Oarallh u dffa~ w1lh VEGETA•Lt; c:ombtM 1el1tln, salt, dreulnp Tbey'r )'®1'1 add1Uonal oran1 l'll· SAi.AD U)AP win•~ and 1tock baat.
to ml ~ C1flllhiM, blend. •en\ 1 • n d I o" 1 2 envelope• pluln. ~tlr ov~r medium heat
sutoo and apace as you atemm d maraschino ~elatln untll c:&aolved Mix in
"''" cherrif!I" Malt 8.a •rv ':deal\J>(Kmhult ul l r e malnln1 tnaire·
Tt,elr fre h flavon tn11 ncuJ>6> 1 cupdrywhltcn~lne dlN\l• except oream.
and full bodied textur\' 1 tea poon <'hlck,·n fold In whlpPf'd cream.
make them ICS..•I foils to NOTE f'or 4 • rv.1 l'&aOl'X'd atock bar.t• Turn lnto 9x5x3 lnch loaf
all frwts and v<11etable 1011. UM' a 131• ounce l plnl mull curd pun or othu 7·c up mold.
rom b1n at1 on11 And. or· can of pb~1pple chunk11, collait-rhet> ti Chill aboul 3 hours untH
courst.'. th,•y hnvt.' lhc drained, and cut all the 1 l'UJ) wrull'd C'nrrols flrm. \Jnmold onto tray
good bask nut rients of ott1k ln&redi nl.'I \n half. 1 cup arull'd ~uc · und ~amlsh with fresh
mt l k In vu r y 1 n g Gamlsh p~ttlly with C'hlru t'gt>tabltis and salad
umounLS. dcJ)t'nding on crisp raw Yf'~~Ubh's '" r up •:rut t• d grt>en:s Mokcs 8 to JO
Cheese 'N' Vegeta--
ble Salad Prepared
In Easy To Slice Loaf •
the product Thill mokied chee ~ und rndli.h1·s l.'rvings Salads hold the place ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=-~~~~....;;...~~~~~-------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-,...~~~~~
of honor on spring pu1y
menus. When they'r e
showy, rolor(ul and full
of nutritious dairy p·ro
ducts und other fre:.h
foods they dt>hghl the
eye and ple~e lhe ap
petite And for th e
hostess' convenience,
nothing beats rec1pu
that can be made ahead
Here arc two s uper
idea s that wait
beautifull y in th e
refrigerator until party
time.
TRY TIUS ch~sc ·n·
veget a ble l unC'heon
~ala d m olded with
ge latin In an ea'!iy to
sli ce loaf. A pint of pro-
lt'in rich cotLage c-hee~c
plus grated carrots. zue·
r htn i. radi sh es and
green onions mangle in a
wine flavored chicken
stock base. The salad's
creamy texture comes
from whipped cream
This looks very fresh
a nd appealing garnjshed
with colorful vegetables
and salad greens. On the.
opposite end or the spec·
t rum is a s weet and
luscious fruit ambrosia.
This deluxe \'Crsion or
an old favorite calls for
t•qual parts sour cream
and wh1pp1ng c rea m.
Accented with g inger.
the rich cream mixtnn•
t!> the J>('rfect drc•ssing
for orange segment..,,
pineapple c hunk s.
fl a k ed t·oconut and
m1n 1 aturt:
marshmallows.
The s alad may bl'
mude up to 24 hours 1n
advance In fact. many
cooks agrl'c 1t gl'ts even
m o r e lu!>C 1ous upon
:-.t <.1nding . Ambro:-.1a
looks its prclti('st served
1n a glass compote
g ar ni s h with
maraschino c herru•s
Jnd add1t1onal orang<.•
..,<•g ments
The wondNful sour
c·rt·a m dressing got·..,
\\ llh alt kinds of fru1h
S<>mc cooks hkc to add
~~edcd grapl's and
ll:rnanas to the ml'lan~t·
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\ cup dairy :.our
r r cam
l cup wh1pp1ng
t•rt:<1m
1 , cup i,ugar
1 :: tc:ispoon gingl·r
l labl'cspoon lemon
jUICC
4 to 6 orangl's, pared
and c ubed (about 3
cups)
1 Cl -pound 4·oun ccl
can paneupplc chunks
1:: c up flaked
coconut
1 :? c up miniature
ma rshmallO\\ s
Stir sour cream until
soft and smooth. Fold in ·
whipped cream, s ugar.
ginger and lemon .)"Utcc
Combine wtth drained
orange and pineapplt'.
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Egg Tips
Egg salads are a pro·
tein·ricb. sallsfying dis h
to prepare often. They
a re an easy-on·the·cook
m eal when served as
sandwiches with a varic·
ty of breads or as a
s a lad on a bed of crtsp
g re e n s with bread
sticks.
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FEATURING
.Love tJr MonBy~EustP
DEAR ANN LANDIRS~ MY hu.1bud ...
much o&des-than l. F1-ankl1. I married him ror
hi• D10M>', but I never relt l\l1)UI ~IUM be
manied me"fc)r tn 704ltJl W1'1aotlt pt wbat we
, wanted and bad• lood Ufe loltttlMr. • ~r lwo )'~ara ol •Miow'1 ,...., I've
Calleo tn '°ve lor the ve-ry llm Ume. The man Ls S4 yun )'OWlCff' t.ha I am .
ThLJ ~ Ukc • lot, but l doD't look my ace
and 1 &urt'l,y dM 't f l ll. K• bu a IO-IO 10b but
"•m&rt a~t h\\' tmeoll and baa mack aome &oed IUl&~Uona about what l thou.Id do with
my ln~me. My fnen& and ram\l,y lb1nk l am null
because J wu"' to marry him 1"be1 have po\nt·
ed out thot h da•es youna lirls alter be takes
me home. wbJch I know Is true Vet. ht" says be
wonhip8 th~ iround I welk on I nf"f'd your ad·
vice PALM BEACH. t'l.A.
Of.AS PALM: ll dlitl fehow .....-... &M
gro ... , ... walk • It'• ,.,.a.bl)' b«ae.e M
thlab &k~'• cMI udu It.
A• evlck9tt el kl r.eerlty, aa Ill•'° U.• a preaarlt.al ·~~nu~•t dliat ezdlNIH laJ• Ito•
rettiwta& aoy •oaey fro• y-.r estal.e ll yoa dJe
before lae don. .
. DEAR ANN LANDERS l!efore l began , let
me say l arn a d 1td nngt>r for ou. ex~t for
thi: dimple?. I don'\ h.s\lt any ?ti} saster ~ays
1' m a111 :smart .i ) ou. "h1ch l C.'OC\51der a rompll·
ment J married m)' hu~band when l was 20 l was
a virgin. Our marriage lasted 44 years I have
always been a happy perl>on even though we lost
our onty child lie was p~mature They didn't
have incubators an those days. We adopted a
boy a rew years la ter and raised 15 foster
c hildren My hu~band .rnd I were both firm and
fair parents .• md none of our SC:ld~ ever got into
trouble.
I am 4 f~t 812 inche~ and weig h 106 pounds.
l play baseball. volleyball. ping pong, touch
football. pllC'h hor~esho<·~ and can dance up a
Morm. I kct•p ;m 1mm: .. 1C~ulate house and can
cook an any l.inguage <'XC<•pt Hawaiian
Although I at lake a truck driver, I never
gain a pound. No problems, Ann. Just thanks
!or listening. -M. W
DEAR MRS. M .W.: How nice to rettive a
letter from someone wbo jaasl wants to cbaL I
e njoyt'd our visit and am s ure my readers dJd,
too. Thank you ror writing.
DEAR ANN LANDERS· I'm a 26-year-old
career womun and lately I've been experiencing
ERA Rally Set
In Costa Mesa
More than 3.000 m e mbers of the California
Stale Division of the American Association or
University Women will gather April 15 through 27
at the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa.for a
convention and look al the 1980s. The theme of the meeting is Advouting
E11u1tv and it will be highlighted by an Equal
H1ghtS Amendment rally Sunday afternoon al 2
p.rn.. Headlining the rally will be Soma Johnson.
president of Mormoms for ERA.
Tht·rc abo v. ill be an l'mplo)' ment
m iJ rketpl<J<'t' Friday afternoon \\ h1ch will be
!>pen to t.hc public
College President
To Be Honored
Orange County alumni and fncnds of Whit·
tier Colic~ ~1\l ho!it n r..e~ption honoring D~
ugene s. Mills. president of the college, hts
\\1fc. Dotlv. and thesr childre n Davi~ and
Sar:ih. at 6 30 p m 1'hursday, April 17. in the
1\nahc1m Stachum Club
Or. Mills. the 1 llh pre!>1denl of the college.
was inauguratC'd in October of 1979. He was
formerly prC'~ident of the University of New
Hamps hsrC'
Committee mcmbt·rs include Merrill
. Jessup, and Don Shively, Newport Beach. M~.
Judith Swayne. Laguna Beach, Willard Hams.
Ben Harri'< a nd Zane de Arakal. Balboa Island.
and Rear 1\dm1r,ll 1rct l John A Scott. Irvine.
~evere udetJ alta~u -lbonneM of breath.
roundln• Mart, swHt)' palms. leeUnt• of weak·
tt u and dlu.lneH Somelimea my hands shake
ito 1 can'-.oiki AA)'UWl1.
I un't und~ratand what LI caualn1 th~
i;ymptom1. I'm dolo1 well lo mr. career and en·
111)' my wor1< My 80<'lal life lan t great. but this
doe&n 'l botht•1 me I'd rulh~r 11otay bome than go "''°' aome ol U\e creep• I ·~ around town. Can )OU help mo (and 1om~ answers• -WASSAU.
WI
DEA& WA."8AU: I'm 'lad you recopls.ed
tbe symptoms for what they an. Too oft.a peo·
pt~ inMa.ke an5•ely alta<'ks for heart attacks
and bt'ocome ~ntn~.
You fttl threatened and lasttare aboat
somdlala• to your Ufe. SlDtt you bave DO idea
wbat tt b , you need to expk>re the poaalbWUes
with a good therapist. Pleue make u appoiDt·
mt-nt soon. It ls uollkely &bat the~ symptoms
will disappear oo their own. They nuut be root·
ed OUl IJld d.11po.ed Of.
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K.c:1 + .. u~ /HOP ~i:··fRI. 979-1882 :~: ~~:
(sYONEY HARRIS)
J~yce.
Pick your pump from Joyce
It you buy 1u~t one shoe this sea~on. you'll want to buy
d pump -the most important fashion shoe today.
Joyce gives you a choice: high or medium .....
both of f inc kidskin.
V1rtltyM3
In Bladt. Na•y. Camel. Oark Brown. White and
Bone Calf
In Black. Navy. C1met. Dark Brown. White md
Bon• Call
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We 1tock "*a to 10 wldthl I . N. ftf. W
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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PV.UC NOTICE
PtJ9UC NO'l'ICE
PUBUC NOTICE
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CD DM.V N.OT ClulJ ·calendar
A Da.oN9ftAftON on brito pn ..... !'!J* su.aeUe wW be prellftt.ed b~ rr.c.b c:ooilna
specialilt Gk>ria Belkftap at ' p.m. Saturday,
April lt, bl San ctftnettte. ~ blformeUon oo
the free demonllraUon, call -.m
0 8 ANOE COtJ NTY CHAfT&a of the
American Dlabet AHOC •Uon~JpoG80f'lD&. eri• of ~ on diabelel N lecture wtu ~ bekl •l 7 p m. 'Oaunday, A n. ln Hunt-
tn1ioo Beach. 8''or lnlormatkln. n MZ-0811 nt
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A BENllt"IT aprtna fHhion ahOw fOfthe Orua
County Music C•nt r tiall be held at s p m
Saturday, April 19, In Laguna Bu4tt f or 1n
rorm •Uon, call Ll~ne 11t 673 J8M
AGt\aDIEN PAITY from l to 5p m .hunday,
April 20, w1U bt' ht>"1 at l~ Casa f'arW10, tht•
rormer R lcb •r d Nixo n Ulldt'n t'e ln San
Clemente. Sponsored ~y the Support Gtoup for
tbe AsseMmmt M.nd ·rttat~t Strvlcf'' (.'eontt>r.
t•ost for tht" b(•nt-f1t 111 SS() per p.>r'iOn t'or in
form ut100. l':tll ~!t Ull4
. .\pril i11 P a r is
Mr~ V 1rg il ·Jlov.l'll. ;\1r-. l<tl'h;jrd St11d
dard. Mr:.. S<tm (;urlcv ;ind Mr!> Carl
St>r Vll'l' tfrom ldt '· ml:rnh<·r!'. of the \..,
l>l~li111<.'l' L t·ugUl' 11f Nt·\\ port Bl'ath. tin:
oa. llANI Dl&llL. formu .......u .ct bealtb
e ducaUoa dJttclor at the Natban J>rlU kln
Lon•n tty Cent•r. wm dlle.a nutr1Uon and
Hfettya. al '1 p.m. Wednelday, April 33, at
Newport Harbor Hlah School For information.
C II U 873 '1'708
AM E81CAN A 0 I ATION o r Un iversity
Wom t'n, San Cl4'mento·Capl1ln no branch . ~lll
proent a d ltcua1&on on wom en Jnd h alth at 10
lt m. Saturday. A~ril 19, In Dana Point. f'or Ln-
formutlon, caall 498 ~57
GOLDEN WEHT CULLEGt.: IS 1ponsorang u
work1hu11 t1ric11 to h~lp parents &mprov4' their
underat andln ac or pbyalcal a nd e motional
r honjlca In adole8conc beglnn lng Friday. April
IK For 111/orma thm, cull 892 771 l ext . SDl.
RAlllA (.'llAr'U;R or the National Secretaries
A111".oe1ut1on will meet ut 7 JO a.m . Wednesday,
pr1l 23, 10 <'c~la Mesa. Loci Aneeles Rams
('01.tch Hay Mulava111 will speak For mfor m a -
lum. t•ull 7M ~27
p.an· 1m 1ta t1011-; tu tht•1r ··.\pnl in Pan !>·
r>-1rl.\. ""' for 1\J>rtl 2fi JI '.\l r!-t . Gurll·'"'
l1um1• Few 111lor111~111c111 phonl' fi7:J-84:!3 ·
SUPERMARKET SHOPPER
Clubs Multiply Savin~
Ry MAR T IN SLOANE
What do you do \I.Ith a refund fo rm for
Dum·<tn I hnr-; <"akt· M 1x 1f >-CJU prdcr Bell~
c 'rockl•r"'
Whal do you do with ;_ill tho''' doi.: foo<I
• oupon., 1f you hav1• a l'al ·•
You lrildt• lhl·m . of u 1ur ... c
ON•: OF T llF. B•:ST wav ... tc1 tr<idl· cash
1iff coupon., and refund forrn ., 1<; al <:oupon
, club mt~lin~!'.
i\ coupon club 1s a gr oup of shoppers .,., ho
meet rC'gula rly to trade· t'ouponi. and refund
forms . Their objc<:t1vc 1!> to turn a lot of ust•·
lcl>S p1c•c·cs of pape r 111to new m oney·saving
opportunil 1es.
IL'!-. not unus ual for a club me mber to ;_i r
rive al <1 mt't'l-ing with S20 worth of unwantt'd
cou pons ;md refund forms and to leave al the ·
l'nd or the evening with S20 worth of new o nes
that can tH• turned into bi~ savings the very
n(•xt m orning.
A couµon <'lub will not only multiply your
'>av1ngs. It will abo µrovade you v.1th man~
n ew friends and :.i lot or fun
ThJ'> ,.., th<' first of several column., that
"'II show you how 1·as y 1t 1!'. to start a coupon
C'lub I will a lso cxpl<11n how typical meC'l1n1?s
art· l'Onductl'd and how to make thol>•·
mcctmgi. mort• 1•nJO~ able• ;md Y.Orthv. htlc
T HE FIRST STEP in i.tartin~ .1 COU!Jon
dub as to pick a dale about four week'> in iid
\ a n cc for your ftr'>I meeting.
Th1i. will ~1vc you -.uffic1C'nt time to g(·t
organized a nd !>pn•ad word of the m c('lmg
Many dubs have their fi rst m eeting on a
weekday evenm~.
Finding mcmb<'rs for your C'l ub should lw
N•sy with so many '>hoppers interested in
couµons and r t.'fu nd.., I lcn· arc a few aiethods
H>U <·an u"t"
P ut UJ• '>11.!n' 1in l.Julletm boaM~ at
n•'<•rb~ "ur.11'1 mark1 t A -.imph: not1cv ,.,
be ... 1. Fur l0XJ rn pl1· . :'\t•v. ('Oupon club b€\og
fo rm1•d <':.d i "l.ilh fur 1nrormatwn l t
'.i55· llOOCI ..
t\!-.k l'11m mun1t\ nt'"'''a1x·rs tu inform
n ·adl·r., that ,1 111•\\ c·oupo n l'lub ,..., forming
;tn<I that \OU t·:in IH' 1·11nt;,ie·tt'(j for rnforma
lion You mig ht a)'>o con .... 1dc.·r running a
..,mall tlw.,.,1f11•d <HI c·c1nt<1inrng lhl• i.amc 1n
formation as thf" b ull1·tin board s ign
Tl'll a dt>tt•rt friend.., and n(·1ghbori.
about tht' mt·l'ttng l\<.k c•ach of them lo bring
a frlC'nc1
I R t-:l'OM MENI> having 15 to 20 persons
:JI )our first meeting /\ group of this s ize 1s
..,mall enou~h lo rr1 mfortably control yet
large enoui.th for a v.orthv.h1le and exciting
trading se:. .. 1on
Whl•n 1'<'<>1,11• <'Jll fur information. explain
that lhl· purp<>Sl' of the mcelrn~ 1s lo tradf'
C'Oupon'> and rt'fund form-. Inform beginne rs
thJt there w1ll lw a "Pl't'WI class for the m .
Be ... un• \our d1rcc·t1ons for reaching the
1n1·l'llflg pl;.iN• arc t·a") to follov.
Hemrnd t'<•C'h <·<1llcr lo bring ;_i ll his or her
unv. ;.mlcd c·oupons and refund forms as well
,,.., a huslOI.''>'> '>tit' Nl\ c·lopl'
~<''(l v.1•\•k I v.tll t<'ll )OU how to make
'our first rn•·ct1n,g .1 ... urcec;sful one
l'or mon· c!Na1b ''" sl<.1rt1ng and running
a c·oupon dub. ordt•r a l'OPY uf m y "Coupon
Cl1µpt•r 's Nl'v.s lt•llt•r No 2 Coupon Clubs "
Send 7fl cPnb plu.., a !>lamped, self.a ddressed
1·nvelopc to SUJ)(!rmarket Shopper, P.O . Box
161. Radio City Station. New York, N.Y
10019. Be sure lo ai.k for ne ws letter No 2.
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Antique Show
Huntington CenWr Mill
Thurs lbru Sunday
fRANC18-0RR
,fine statiorery corona del mar
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TtJEIDAY CUJa OF NhPOaT HAaaoa wlll
meet at 11 a.m. Tuesday. April 12, in Newport
Beach . Lyrlc aoprano Kwl Im te. from Korea
wUl entertain. For lnformaUon, call m.m1.
ltAa"9T HAaaJET WOOD Knd flutist J ohn Bar~Uona will perform al the Costa Mesa
Women'• Club meeting at noon, April 18, in
" Cotta Meta. For lnlorma llon, caU 962-6795.
MONDAY MORNING CLUB of Huntington
Beach will meet at 11 :30 a .m . Monday, April ~1 . for lunch Jn Huntington Bea ch. T he Albert
Silton Home will be discuued. For information c all 893-7307.
NEWPORT HAR BOR TOASTMISTR E~ CLUB
will meet at 11 :30 a .m . Monday, April 21. an
Newport Qeach. For informal.Ion, call 631·1094.
G R EATER IRVINE LIONS .CLUB will hold an
a wards dinne r honoring outstan<Ung citizens
who have cont ributed lo the city Qf Irvine Satur-
day, April 19. in Newport Beach. For informa-tion. t·all 955-0363
COASTLINE COMM UN IT Y COLLEG E will
sponsor a one-day workshop titled "'The Miracle of M1d·Ltfe" at 9 30 ;,i m . Saturday, Apnl 19. an
Newport Beach For iniormauon. call 963-0811
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NEWPi!RT HARBO R AUXILIARVof Ch1 ldren's •
H ome Society wall met>l fo r lunch at 11 :45 am.
Tuesday. April 22, in Newport Beach Adopte r
Haley Ragt•r., will ~1x:alc For information coll 644 .7420 .. .
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IRVINE B USI NESS ANO P ROF'ESSIONAL Women·~ Club will prci.J.ht a lecture on Invest-
ments at a Thursday, April 17. m ei!ting m
Newport &ach. For 1nform al1on, call 549-0746.
WOMEN 'S A U XI LIAR Y to the A m e rican
Society of Mech an it'al E ngmeers will have a
Joint meeting between the Orange and Los
Angeles chapte r s at 11 a .m . Thursday , April 17.
an Buena Park. California poet Bruce Sievers
will be reatured al the p rogram For informa-
tion . call 551-4412
A WATE R C OLO R EX HI B IT t o b e n efi t
AASK IA1d lo Adoption o f Spe<:1al K1ds 1 will be
pr<'!iCnl4'<1 from April 18 lo 25 at the Anaheim
br:.tnch of Sumitomo Bank or Calaforma.
[ __ B_o_r_o_s~_o_p_e _ __.J
TllL"RSOAY. APRii. ii
llySYONE\' OMAR R
ARJES I ~1ar. :!I /\µr l!JI Lcx:·•1l1· · ml'>'>tnl-:
link-; " TIP . Joo•;i• •·nth H1•lat1, .. m:H tw <I•·
l«rmmed to tn•at<• fr1 t t1o n
TAl'RUS (/\pr 20·~1dy ;!IJ I E\J m 1ne r1nJn
l'l:.11 prOSpt'<.'tS. SpotliJ?hl on 1ne·1,m1 v;,u•nt1.il.
Pl'rsonal pos~C'S!>aon .... \\:.l ~'> tlJ µrolt:<'l \ulu.1lll t· ...
GEMINI <Ma y 21 June 20 >. Takt· inittat1 w
IO r Pston ng ram1ly harmony Create p<J:.llt\\
program or d1plomac)
CANCER 1Junt-21.July 22> · Emphasis o n
m ystery, llltn~u.:. behind '>t't•ncs acl1vH ie .... and
'1s 1t to ~~ci:.il or~:rn1zat100.<,, ans lltul.Jons or
htJ.,IJ1l,1l
LEO IJul) 2:J /\u~ 22 1 lmprrnt "t)lt· Pm
ph:t'>111· c•rt•:tll\ tl \. J!d mv111\ .. d, rt•.i lt11· thJl ro
L1 l 11H...,h1p lt,1., int1·11'>1f1t·d HU'> Int''' '1·ntur•
1 11rn m .1nrl.., "JIUI h J.!ht
\ 1 R<.o 1 \uc :.!:I Sc•pt .!! J in1..,h "'h.1t ""1
.,tart Look l>t·}ond th1• 1mmed1atl'. J>('rct·1\1·
potential
LlBKA 1 St•pt :!J ()( t ll 1 akt-rx,..11 1' •
·'''P' a1nwd .11 '>p1•<'1HI ... tu1h tr.l\t•I :mrl 1·1hH ;i
11onal plan~ A\1JHI hfl1ni.: he·.1\ ,. 111111·1 t:. 111w11
Ith,,., of comm~11·<1t1on
SCORPIO <Oct i:i '.\I)\ 21 • {;;.i1n C:OOJ)NJ
t 1on of Ofll' who ..,hare•' 'our b:i~11 c·11n1•1·rn~ A1
ct<nt onc mplo) mt·nt, ht;:i lth '>fX'Ct<JI "<'n 1t·t·.,
SACJ'ITARllS 1 :-.,,,,. :.'2 IJt•t· 211 l.t·a' 1
d etails for <1no th1·r t1m.. P<'rc1•1\f' proJt•ct in
•t!> c•nt1 rcoty. /\voul c11rt•c1 l'Onfrnntalt0n.., \t't ••nt
versat1hty , social affairs. rontaci.. v. h1 r h ('an
prove anvalnableo
CAPRICOR N 11) .. ,. 2:? Jan 1 ~1 1\1·
m <'l1c ulou' ("Jnn·rnan~ fint· rx11nt..., ult1m,tt1
goab. rdcr<'n<'('.., v.h1ch an· r!''IUlrt'<I fn r ruund
m g out proJl'l'I
/\(ll'A IUl'~ 1J.1n :!O F ,.IJ IH• ~1 ;.in '
rt.''>t n clion ... fall l,v v. ~I\ "tdt· t\nttv. 1t anrl prl
f'arc• for C'hangt'. varit•I\. tr.t\l'I :ind proJetl
v. h1t'h ll''il., cn•:ll 1vf' en pabtl1l I\'"
PISCES t Ft•b 19 M ;,i r :.><11 You get on mort
.. ..,ohd ground .. Family a ffair'>, '>l'('Ufll\. h<1 '>11
1s surs d o mtn:.Jll' ..,rt•narro Oldt•r .i uth11n1'
l'lgun• aid:. Cilill>l' 1f you -.o pt•rm1t
o.i1, ri.. -•• P~ a o-v
Fwdaif1nable
Mrs J oseph Toppmg models dress in mir-
ror as fashion s how donatc>r Lesli e ·odne
looks on. On.::-.s will b<: fc<.it urtd when the -
Woman·~ C lub of San .Juan Capistrano
gathers for brun<.:h and ~how on Tuesd ay .
April 29. Fo l' intormul1on. phont: 493-R391
CALIFOR MA PR f':Ss "'O~H::'i will have its
'Pring convt•nt1ern April 1'.J a'l11.1 20 at the•
Newportcr Inn 111 ;\1.:wp111 t Bhu·h 1-'"r infor ma
tr on. c:a ll 8.1X 4fl:)(I
ADVANCED HEALTH CENTER will pre-
!<>cnt a lecture a nd rlemonMr at1on on "Spnng
<1nd ~ummt-r Fun Flower Ot.'s1gns " at 7 p.m .
TuPsda}. April 22, in ~f'v.port Beach. For m -
for m<1l1on on th<· fr<•t• demonstration-, ~all
975 0701'1
C H ILDRt:"li 01-Al.< OllOUCS Y.ttl b e tbe
to µa c fJf .1 ilJ\ lt>n!.! v.01 k"hop ...,Jlurd:.t}, Apnl 19.
J l th1· Acl\J1ic·1·d lte·.1lth I 1 nH·r in Newport
HeJch. 1 hi.' v.ork'>ho11 v. 111 f<•;.iture therapist C'l<.1ud1a Blat'k, auth or of ·My Dad J"'°ves Me -
\1 v l>Jd Ha' :.i D1 .. ea"'· " 1''or more 1nformat1on.
I d II 7 54 040!1
\MERIC'i\" IH \K"I ASSOC IAT IO N
r >rJni.:1· C'l1u111 C~h.111t1·r "d i part1r1 p~e m the
'"IHlll<tl l<ur1 t11r I d•· l>.1\ "!11'<!uh'<1 for Satur-
r1J" .. \pnl J1, 1<1111111 r 11o 111 1-'"I pled ges from
-.p11no.,c,1...-tu1 ... 11 It kil••r 11·t<·r llwv n ilnplete in
11,.. lw nt'111 r.111 IL1rn ... qu.1111 r1t.1c·k Vince f<'er ·
r .11 .. 1111 •. h•111•11.1e , 1 h .11r1r1a11 f,,r th<' Orange· 1 • u111 'It •Pl• r "'Ill p.1rt1npat1· in a 10
~ rlorn1 11•1 r ,,, • 1 ii111 r d1 l.Jne ,. 1·h<11<'C''> arC' [1
11111 " ~ '" 1i.• r I 111 111f11rm.i111111 , t'Cjll ·.1 j .'I•• l .
"
.4'i119les
Caletadar
'Ol Tfl <'fl \~I Jf"\.\l...,H ...,l'\Gl.E:O. '"II h:.t\I' .1
1< lfll t JI.Ill\ It llUf II,' 1111.J IC fl!Jrll tlll' rJJ'>l ~I\
•1t •.tel•". t x 1• f"t ~.11u1 d.1\ \pn l 1!1. in Sant.1
\11.1 I 111 1• f1·1111.1•1• n. • . .ti Hill .1t 77'e 11751
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1wn.,•1 rtnJ! a Sing lt·
1111 . "HI! (1• h '>UC''> <m
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11 •. 1t11111 1 .111 J;111 or
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t.Rt:\T Ol'TOOOR "'l ~{,1.1"' 11,\PPENIN(;
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ru .. ta \It·'·' l-•11 1nl I lllJllllfl I d ll Hob.·rt <tl
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rldnl'l' ,JI >-11 m '-,11 u n la\ I\ nri I 19. at l 'C
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Cal l 642-56 78 ~ Pul a ll'W •Ords
lo WOik IOI you
0mars
CUSTOM FRAMING
· · .Speclellz1n9 m
Hand Finished Frames
1&03 Nf-WPort Blvd.
Coslcl Mt•<,d 548-451 1
------------nasnn SPR I /\'(; \\"/\X /.\'(; .SPEC/ AL
•Full LPq
REGULAR PRICL
S2S
•LowPr Leq
R EGULAR PRICE
~1 2 ~o
Antique
Show/Sale
Thurs thru Sun at
1he Hunllnoton Center
Mall Outstanding
collections from 60
deale<S Also tree
evaluation cilntc
405 Fwy & Beach
Blvd . H B
NAILS ~
WAXING
FACIALS
EUROPEAN TRAINED
260 NEWPORT CENTER DA ..
.:: 290
DESIGN PLAZA
-N E WPORT BEACH
640-2653
SP ECIAL SPECIAL
PR ICE $20 P~ICE $10
A sk for
MARYAM
"CLEOPATRA PAMPERE D HER BODY
SO CAN YOU' WE INVI TE YOU TO SHARE
THE BEAUTY SECRETS OF EGYPT.
SPECIAL! HANES OFFERS
3 PAIR FOR 5. 75! (reg. 6.75)
the panties are knit right in, so there are no
panty lines to show under your clothes.
WE 'LL GIVE YOU AN ADl)ITIONAL ..
1.00 OFF WITH THIS Cl>UPON .,.
l@'SIDEi PHARMA~~~==:;· 760-0111
,
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•
One Call Service
Fast Credit Approval
CLASSIFIED
.... Pl.AMT SALE
..,., .. LESS 10% OFF all
t'~ , ':f.';J; Wholesale Prices
""" .ONLY May 2. 9-5, Sat . May 3 8 30 12 30
Instant JUftCJle
International
1100 c_,_ Dr~ C.M.. '4'""61
..-.ternational Classified Advertising Week
SHAPE UP FOR SUMMER~
3 months $30 No contracts
Aerobic exercises.
Lose up to a pound a day. vaws • MILO LADIES
REDUCING Ir FIGURE SALON
103 L 17t• St.. Cotle MeM 642·57'2
I A.M,8 P.M. MOM..ffl. t A.M.-12 A.M. SATUIDA Y
VENUS SUNRA Y'S
TANNING BOOTH EYE OPTICAL
23111 lltDGa ROAD, a TottO
•3 months S30 unlimited v1s11s
•Programmed for your sl<tn type CONTACTS-FREE TRIAL
Y...sdeMJlo SOFT
519 Ladies RedKiftCJ Ir FiCJlft Salon
I 03 E. 17tll Sf., Costa MeM
17141 642°5762
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
,. .......... Hoffu:
All real estate advertised
m this newspaper i)> sub·
Je<.,t to the Federal Fair
Housing Act of 1968
which makes it UlegaJ lo
advertise "aoy pre-
ference, limitation, or
discrimination based on
race.~.reUgioo,sex,
or nat.looa.1 origin, or an
anteotioo to make a oy
:>.uch preference, lim1ta· uon. or discri minat.ioo."
This newspapeT' will not
knowingly accept any
advertis ing ror real
l~~ which is in viola·
11on olt.he law.
REALTORS
675-5511
OM IAYSIDI. .. COi IH dll M9r: '-'wtlc .... .,.. .. big..., .............. . .......... w.dof ..._. __ ......... .
....._ Split t.•el, cntom Wt, ...,...
be•aa-. ....., rOOM ..ct ton.al ~
r oo ... Pool, parkl•g a11d prhacy.
$565,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., Coroea .. Mm-
675·5511
IACKIAY llEAM HOME Two story garden home. -------•Former model. Sun· A decorator's dream, no
expense spared here! 4
Bdrm. Formal dmiC1g.
Accented t.bruO'ut with
S poa n i s h t i 1 e .
Processio nally
landscaped too! Prime
Newport location. One
year home warranty.
Just $270.<X»-fee land.
You 'll love it! Call
752-1700
~forSale
•••••••••••••••••••••••
General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
EASTSIDE
IUILDAILE LOT
&aJders prime East.side
locat.aon. Pri~ to sell
Cast. only $85,000. Call
616-7171
Ol'IN 1119• II ~ f UN 10111 N'l.I '
leI IMI
NEWPORT RIVIERA
$104.900
Owner will help finance
tlus Cant.asUc 4 Bdrm
garden home. Huge add-
on Camily room, secluded
pall<>, dining room too!
Second story hosts
master suite +3 more
spacious bdrms. Call for
financ i n g d etails.
Chance or a lifetime.
&t&.7ln
\ Ol'INM9 •11 HVN10 l!INl(I• •
19.NNI
IEATHIGH tMTB1.STuns
Neat and tidy 3 bedroom •
filled gourmet kitchen
overlooks secluded patio.
2nd story hosts 3 queen
siz.ed bdrms. Just listed!
Don't wait, caU 646-7171
Ol'IN I~ <:I• II\ llJOI /Ofll ~J<'I 1e1111
41R +LOFT
$129.750
Sharp family home! 2
story + loft. Great for
teenagerS, in-laws, etc. 4
big bdrms. Beautiful
islaod kitchen w 1~nack
bar. Huge covered l>atio.
~ cul de sac. Great
Mesa location! See lo
believe, call 752-1700
OCEAMVIEW
SI 19,900
Drastically reduced.
Walk to beach. Ocean·
view. Owner will help
finance. Unique invest·
mentopportunity.
759·1501
2 batb bome with ,,._ ~ Walker & Lee speciou yard and RV
access. Owner will help
rlnance down payment and MSWDe ex.iatiog low
UUl'elt rate loan oo this
n!9I ~ at •• 900. Call
7Sl-3191
•
SELECT
PROPERTIES -------·
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()llfN l•I Q •II HUN ro~ N(I
11111111
RARE WESTC Ff
CONDO
Spacious coodo in lvly.
Q\iet Newport location.
Wet bar, community pool
& hol tub. Adults only.
Owner will help fmruice.
. 646-7711
Qu•fitcl~
W..tsOceaf;Olll
On Newport Pellft or
South to Lacuna Bcb.
Sing&e fa.ml.b', muJUple
dwelling or comm1 in·
come \mit.s. Brier Invited.
Write: R. Luther, Bo1
420, Lake ArtowbeaO,
Calif. 92352, Or Call:
714·337·2414 or Eves
337.1717,
Oller Ends
May30, 1980
HARD
564
PENINSULA POINT
N ewly decor at ed 4 bdrm. f ami ly
home. Close to ocean. S325,000.
IAYFttOMT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
a TORO HORSE COUNTRY
4 Bdr m s .. 3 baths; ranch stvle.
mini-estate in orange groves. S249.5oo.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J.: I ti 'Y'·d• U 1 •• •, B 675 ri10 I
LIVEIAGE CJP!t; '" 9 •" H~ rut:J MCI•
IEACHESTAn WATERAtOMT LEVERAGE 1e;11z1 3 • + P0oL & SPA 40' IOAT SLIP Newport Beach address .
Tiled entry leads t o S23S.OOO. Beautifully de-Qliet tree-lioed street to
lavish living room and corated thruout. lksl 3 Bdrm Ph~ ffmilY room toas t y f i r e pla ce . location on lbe island. home . 2 fireplaces, TWOFOROME
Gourmet kitchen, formal Act oow~ Call ~67 speda.I RV or boat ac·
dining, 3 huge bdrms. + Ol'f•1 r11 o . '' \ ,,,,, ,01" '· 1, cess. Owner will finance!
This Is a builde r 's
dream. Two bouses on a
huge 6lxl.34' lot ~-0oed
R.J. Midway City is un·
der county ioning and
they allow one urut per um sq tt. Po6s1btlil1es
are u11limited. }{ove
quick ! Aslt1og only
$125.000.
~5r:~~~:~i [ ~ liilllil =;.:.~:~'.~11 = .. ;,~,r:~~---------!:81ftNKI i~lftllMI Redhill~ Realty
WahrfrOflt HotM s BR 4 ba cu s t o m
w ate rfro nt h o m e
w ·17x38' pvt dock .
Priced Sl.095,0 00.
Builder w /trade for
Palm Spnog.s Estate.
For det31ls oo this home
I 1lf11 lk.111\ llffkt•
673 7300
. ~··"'' hf""''"'"''"'"''""'
UDO'SMOST
SPECTACULAR VIEW
001 Lido Park Dr., 8th
floor condo. 24 llr.
security. Ca.IJ for app't.
and appl to see, call ILUffS +VIEWS!
Carol Hoff, agt. 631-0094 ASSUMULE 91;,0;0
Prine. Only. Forevef' bay & night IJgbt
4 IDRM RANCH views! Highly upgraded
STYLEHOME Trina model In the
Large lot. S4600 down or Blu((s. 2 sty, 3 Bdrms.
WBWI>e$&50per mo. pay-upgraded fi xtures and
meot. Walking distance woodwork thruout. Lux·
--schools, pane aod wious oak plank floor·
major shopping centers. ing. air fllter & safety
Good assumable loan . alarm systems. Best or
9% Interes t. Ca fl all, take over 9V.~ as·
TI4-9fi3.6767 sumable loan and tor
oPfN l•f9 .. IHIJllllO N•l(f• owner will finance. with
1
6 I 2S% down. Call now, ;~llljMIJf ~~~ · '' SILW rou N<1 •
&OCICTOllACH •
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THE REAL
ESTATEHS
OM. y $12,50011 r==:;;:~:::;;;.
DetigbtfuJ eod uo..it with
tig patio. 2 Big bdrms.,
hplc., shake roof & dbl.
car garage. Vacant. re·
ady COt' Immediate OC·
cupancy.
OCEAN PACIFIC
RNIEltah
759-1616
DWLEXIS
OCEAN VllWS!
Sellers will beJp finance
3&3 BR uo.it.s S27S,OOO !
3&2 BR units $279,500 !
3&i1 BR units $289,500!
lfAoo lay Prop. ....... * 675-7060.
«is Coldwell Banker
IS THIS YOUI
91CIM. ... OP PlAC11
Carefree living in this sparkling 2
Bdrm, 2 bath single story end un it
in The Villas. Elegant carpeting
exquisite mirrored wall, vaulted
ceilings. brick fir ep lace. a ir
conditioned, generous patio & much
more. $137 .soo fee. ' · ·
I# Nnll'ORTCSll1211
• 644-9060
SMASHIMG
VIEW
On f Pe land In
Harbor V iew
Hills. 4 Rdrm.
Lusk bwlt horn«:'
on one of Corona
d el Mar'" btist
strttts. 5398.500
BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
673-8700 .
TWO HOUSES
Eastsade Costa Mesa. 1
Bdrm older bome + good
2 Bdrm home with dou·
ble garage, R ·2 zooed.
Financed by owner sm.soo.
ao,~.RJtr.
541-7729
':~=.' S~\\.cillA-4~~s· ::: ....., ., QAY IL IQ.\M
··~ "'"-' ol ,... ,_ ~ WOtdt t..
law oO '°"" '°"' ....... ~
Attention
Businesses
A. Flctltloua Bu1ln••• Neme
SUtement ftted wfth the County
Clerk 18 valid fol five ,. .. 8ft9f
which time continu i ng
bu1ln••••• muat refile.
Publlctltlon 11 neceeury ontJ ff
there are change1. Call the
Legal Deparb9ent 81 tlte DAILY
PILOT for Information and
nece.....,tonne.
141-4321 111. -
.,.. ---a
1 19 EYE EXA.MIHA TION
Gregg J . Roberts. 0.D.
for
GLASSES CONTACTS HEALTH
GLAUCOMA
Offer Expires
May30. 1980
830-iJ042
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A COH''9119'T ~AHO
S£WIHC COIOE fOlt nlE
CM. ON h1E CO.
Precious Lace I Border Intrigue
9472 I0~-11!.i
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·Senator, Wife Raile Retarded Tot
WASHL~GTO tAP) -Camtn• Wfl~«. wde of the OoenerUevt
u a•tor, had a premoohioD ome\hloa waa wroe• whtn
lblU ton W bom t WO "i ata
uto-SM WU ript. "I ~dn'l st~. Call It maternal lMt..IACl. I
doa l know I JU$l had a•fMlJng
$OqC,ttuoQ wa1 wro n g ... tlhl'
!ill~ recalllntt how her husband.
Lowell P Welektr Jr . h•n U\c-
ho~pltal for homt. ~Hl•vtna all
'415 wt>ll. after tht'lr .,on'11 P•rth
at 4 30 a.m June lJ
AN llOlllt LATF.&. 3 )OUl'\f,1
p\'dtairk1an told hrr · We think
tt'1e~·:. SQnWthlntl wront; Wt''re
)..'<>ing lo muki' "<)ml' k~t ll II
take l"'t' or thrt"\' du\-. Th •n ,,_,..,
r 1tn kit ''llU for ure · Th\" hejd or tht• h;~l'll~ll ~l'lll'lll'' dt'part
mtnl .1rr1H·1I .... u hin 15 manuh'.,
He s~11<1 . C:a mtllt'. ·there ~ n11
sense 1n "'u1tm~ ~md 1n giving
yo~ falS{' hope Your ('h..lld ha!>
Downs Syndro m e " Mr s
Welckt>r . then 36 and the moth r
of three girls by a previous mar
r~age. was bewildered
"I DIDN'T KNOW ""hat Down's
Syndrome was l only knew
there was something wrong with
tn)I child I ~ai d . ·What 1s
O~n 's Syndrome ··· 'fhey sa id.
·Well. they used to call It
Mqngohsm · "1 C'los<'d m y eyes
and I thought . if 1 could JUSt #;let
up and walk out the door and
forget this ever ha ppened.. I
felt I created somcthin'g less
then perfeet." she said. Weicker
was summoned. 3nd a doctor
LoWt-them. Mrs. We1 cker recalls.
"You do not have to take the
baby home. He can be put in an
institution. You do not have to
see tum again. You do not have
to tet 1t interfere with your llfe ...
llETURNEDTOWeicker.then
i7 and the father of thrne boys
b.\ a previous marriagt!, and
..,,ud. ·1 know 1n ;.our pos1~1on .
Se nat or. 1l mu l>t ht• \t•r)
a~)''<Jrd ··
~onnv "as t" o hci u r.., old
Th<•rc ""is no way of knowing
theo 1f ht! would be sC'vercly r e
lard<'d With an IQ of 15 or less
mildly r<'tardcd. as Mt• m n!>t
Down 's C.'h1ldrcn . or near
normal.
"M y husband turned to the
doctor and he said. ·J'vc fought a
Jot of f1ghl~ in my life. I'm not
going to turn my back rin the
.l!reatest fi ght of a ll ,· .. Mr!>.
\\' e1ckcr recalled
~1 R~. WEl<'KF.R LEFT thl'
hospital tha t da y. and t he
Weickers announced their son's
birth and rus problem
"No sens<' h a v in g p('ople
"h1SJ>('r about 11 :· Mrs. We1cker
recalled
: ' .. •,
... "1 •• , •• ,.
SEN., MAS. LOWELL WICKER WITH THEIR CHILDREN
Sonny (middle) Born Aeterded; Lowetl Ill Hormel
going through. You will find
!>UCh lo\'e in this child He Wiii
change your whole hfc if you
give him a chance.· " she re·
called
TWO DAYS LATER. the
Wc1ckcrs dr.ovc: from their
i-prawling red bric·k home in Mt
Vernon. Va .. to pick up Sonny
They then stopped at \\'('1Cker 's
Capitol Hill office a nd showed
th,i> e ight pound, two ounce
~ucgling baby to th<' Republican
senator 's staff
''The: baby doesn't look ab·
normal. but when you ~ay .
·Mongolism,' people rmal;(ine the
baby 1s grotcsqut· Show1n~ him
to people was the only way to
convince them he wasn't." Mrs
Weicker said. ..
the risk increases dramatically
over 35
Diagnosis is d on e throug h
lt'!>ts after birth or through am-
n1or('ntes1s, a test of fl uid tn the
"om b done during prc~nanry
i\mmoccntcsis allows a couple
the choice of continuing th(' prl.'
~nancy or considering aoortwn
Mrs. Wcicker did not have am
n1ocentesls.
Sonny does not suffer Down's
<'om plications such as he art dc-
focts . intestinal disorders or a
tc nd('ncy t oward r espiratory
problems.
"The doctors expect that Son-
ny will fall into the barely r e-
tarded range which is a double·
t·dged s ituation. He will be
bright enough lO function. but
bright enough to know that he's
different and bright enough for
us to be ftustrated at what he
might have been." hL" mother
~aid
PVauCNOftCS
PUBLIC NOTICE
F I(. ll TIOVS 8V~IN( !>S
•fl>M f ~TAHMEHT
1 • ,,, • ,, ••
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>H tr·' 1 Cllll'OR A TIDH C•
( d•1'0'm~ ,~ tCJ"..,. •"on•. 1»0\ CilOOf
l>Od0 I ~Qun.t,/'•ll\ c..Jl..,..,.I• 9'•SJ
T"'' nu'•"'t '' conGU<tf'd by•
Ofn#fOI Pol''"' f'"f'l•P >'r•< ,r()Pl>t)RATION
O•••" M •4• '°' Prt \ld< "1
t rw' ,,.,.., .. ....,., *"'' fll+d "'""' ""'
(Ovf\ty (It ,.., 0 1 Or ""0-COUftty Oft
April U ,...,
RHOOfS W.[NOALL.•
MA fl 111 N(i TOH
A Pr-Olf"\,.,Of\oll LJwC.,..
OttM•cAnll.,,. fllwO
Su1t• 10l
HtwPon~~~ CAO-
As s he grW\'<'d for the child
..,he had imagine d thc.•1r son
\\uuld l>e and tried to acc<'pt him
J'-h<' wa!>, up Io 300 stran,::er!>
around the nation were v. ntmg
~1 r~ We1ckcr heart to heart le t-
C hildren with Down's Syn·
dro me -which occurs once in
600 to 1,000 live births -have an
<i ddit1onal chro mosom e which
results in mental retardation It
1s believed th (' ex tra
c hromosome· I!> in the egg or
"perm before l'Oncept1on or re
s uits from an e r ror an cell
division
"I HAVE OFTEN said to Pu~· v•, .. .,.,.. '""'' 0.,.~1= Lowell. ·11·s really too bad it's a 11P' •b n,., ,...,, ·~ 111
direct tradeoff: intelli~ence for ' ---;;:Bue· NOTJCE
ll'r~
·They all said the sam e trung
"1thout exception· 'I know the
gnc•f (Ind di!>appointmenl you 're
RESEARCH SHOWS that the
older the mother. the ~reater the
ris k of Down's Syndrome -and
love. The more intelligent you _
a re. the less able you tend to be
to give freely." Mrs . Weick er
said. ----------PUBLJC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USIHE!.S
HAMI! STATfMEHT
bU\tn'°''' d\
(Al\lfFIT lNHPPRl\l!> 7/S
t!r.41()\ Av. , t""I" "'"'" (A ~7•7b
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C 011,.ly Cl~•k Of Or~not: Co""" on
AOtll U , '"'° f'•MH
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AP< 11> n JO. M.O• I ,._, llH IO
Pt;BLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
P'ICTITIOU!> BU!>IHESS
NAME STATEMENT
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITtOU~ llUSIHES!>
NAME STATE MEMT
Tl"IP f0Uow 1nio l)(_•t SOf'\ t\ dO•f"ICJ Du\•· fl•\\ 41, lht> t0How1na Oft\Of'\ 1\ 001nq bu\1
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MA R KE TING ANO PES E AR(H LC.!> & A!.SO<, l1l N Eil<lld
E NTERPRISES. 'Sl5 Ad"m '-Hunl Av~.!>c>a.J.S6nt•An<1,(A'170l
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Hunt•"'l"'" ~"<"·ca ~6'"6 fll,, ow~" tonOu<leo ,,. ""..,.
Th'' ~KW'\S ,~ conOu<.l«"<I b'f ~,, '" d 1"1oua1 Lino.. C Slt•""'Y fhi\ •I.It-I W.\ fllf'd Wtlh I ....
County Clerk ol Ora"oe Counl~ on
dlv1du.a1
Oav•O A l ander\
Tht\ \Lllf"""'f w,.n fllf"O wit" ttw't APf•I t• ,_,
Co..nl• C~n. ot Or.on~ Counh on
Al>'ll u. '"°
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NOTICE
OF INTENT
...... _ _._ ___ .. _
"CTITIOUI •UJtNHS 9'ANITAHllMINT TM tol-"'9 ,.,_ i. """9 Wtol· .......
INTEANATIO'liiAI. HOLIDAY.
USA, INC., • ~ c ... -•llOft, mtt Y .. Ml'Y vi.w. $oo1te c.1, G«deft
0r ..... c.i11om1·· N•_.., o.cw.e. UIS.S l!l~Uln CJr•
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P\JBUC NOTICE
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PVBUC NOTICE
llUS277
Pull••-Or~ C.o.ut o.111' Piiot.
April 1, •, I•, n, 19111 15~.ecl
PUBLIC NOTICE
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OCMIRONT •"•-UU I\ f anuasUC' "'~w or lM beaut. blue Patmc. Pri''ate st('p from your own
d.oor t o the comm unH ~· b~a c h . fi# C'luslvc area wlth 24·hotir stturily
t(Q\u Spacious con\e mporory home
with 4 bl'drm~. formol dining. fam rm.
rec~atlon r m. stud y, 31-: baths. Spa &
built an fish quar ium. Sl.100.000
Cons ider " e h u n Jtt• for Newport
buyfront wuh boot :.lip VAC' NT ec
un)' lime. rail nov.
WISLIY M. TA YlOll CO,., UALTOIS
Jiit s.J ......... oed
Ml"'W111f'POll-IT" CINTH. M.I. 6 44-49 I 0
GOTI A IE Gill T! On~ <i our town's better <'Ont ra<'tors
dcs 1gn\.d. und built this 4 b{'cf room
ho me in Bayrn·~t some yea rs ago. He
and his family st1ll ll vl' there. But now
it 's time to move! and sell ' lt"s
bt•autiful : slightly ('Onlempor a r v. lots
of wood and skylight ~. oak floors and
well mainta ined Properly priced a t
S275.000. Jl 's gott:.1 be ~re a t ! <At
o wner 's reques t this 1s ;m exrlusi\·e of
l 'nique llom<'s. lht'refore. prm<'ipa ls
o nly need inQu1r<'>
U,_.l()U~ ti()Mr='
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 b•t Cout H lghwey. Coron• d•I Mar
WE HAVE 25 OF THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
Perl Udo Condos
2.3&1 ~droom~ with
orean ~. pool. :.aun:i.
!>!)a & \ols oC O'P('n ~pace
1n Sunny San Diego.
StartJ.ng $4i .~ Wllh 5';..
dov.TI paym ent 12 i5 in u .. ~l rate. s.is. 7!J7 I or
1 \~
ASSUME
9¥2%
S73.000 VA I oa n. , o
qua lify ing . payment ~
~l mo. -I Bdrm. 2 ba
CALL REO CARPET
754-1202
IOATSUP
t.a r ge up graded
townho use with all d~Nllt'S Nc:ir
rounlt)' club Ov.ncr v.111
lwlp fmancv. 11 ', lo;in
aH.Ulablc $!~.()()() C.111
Jud y tl ernJnrll'I..
Th2 1!0>
Boyfront HOfM
Nacci~ decor alrd 2-sty 5
Br. 6 Ha w .fantasttc
,,~w Owner \\111 Cin:ince
entire ba lan ce with
normal down. Sl ,190.000.
JACOBS REAL TY
67§.6670
H..tiorV~w
HCl'llH
T llR E E ··~1on<1rn ..
nindl'I ~ v.1th
f1nanC'tnl! ava1l;.ihlt•
:at I 3 r; . 3 1-\ r n r
2+tfcn Go o d
ll)l'a\1ons II'\ lamtl"
Ortl'ntrd <'OIJlniUn lt \."
RCTaylorCo
h40 '191 )()
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
"FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For Result
Service Ca ll
642-5678
bi. 322
GRANOIOSE-fOREYER VIEW
Fal.Mdoels hlnp Southport mockl with
_,., ..... POOL & SPA. MN11 .. *or
..ct 91111roe rOOMS iftclllded ht this 6
beclrOOM. t.u1ft. with flre,loce. ~
dhtilHJ room, h~ billiard root1t. A
Pft'ied t.Nly hofM ht a fiM locotioft Ott
SpyCJlass ..... $625.000. 631 -1400
LOCATION--lOCATION-CHALLEMGE
.......... llstg Newport locatioR with 0
..... appDl'iwlfty for HM ,....,_ who
••loya a cl•••·•p and decorothHJ
c• .. •"9'· OHi OF A ICIHO Spmdall styt.
Ito.-with 7 beclrow. 5bo.a.,e1-1y "°°"' ..... ..._. ...... «Mck, pool.
_,. ..ul 9111arws patio. ShiJlld glass
wi11dows tltro•9lto•t. lrl119 yo•r '-•9'•..._t OWMr wMt H~ for .. _anf1, boat, CllllkK. ,........ $515,000.
631-1400
YU-POOL DOYER SHORES
O•Hr .. ud! led•ced $50,000.
folHlton t.o.. for ............. -
,1 ... c1 for 1-lty ........ Especially .............................
ll•l•t r•••· plH faMlly/dl•h•9
Cl U ... .!'::: ........ ..tte,... .loee-ake le_.tMl'ri•• ............ u..e-"-" V1IW.,..... _. ,_. S...... $425,000. '31·1400.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REAL.ESTATE
s.lts. ltt"'"-~Y ~
~ w eoa.1 Hv.v 31~ M.rw Ave. ~ &.o«h e.ltioil lw.nd
'11·1400 67Uf00
DIME-A-LINES
~Mr .......... ............. .., ................ s....
f.roecltlH loor• a ...................
11;ft Pl I
~.~.~ ........ ,~.~~ .... ,,, -"""f"l11. 1800 * DAIL\ l'llOT ~~ .... ··-•
.... ,.. IOOJ c.t......_ IOJ4 Hone•forS. ..._..forS. Houle•,_.S. .............................................. ~ ................................................................... .
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11AL nT•n ocauuc1 SIMCI tt4t • COMI WITH US ••• te IAYCllST. ht to • ....etc....-c.__.. .. ,._., ... ..,. .,.,..._ effwt IMI , .. ,_. "9w .... ..
'~ ...._ et *-....,..., .. , •aco.t of
S.f J0,000. S le•oe••· Sl/1 b9tttt, RMk ,...., offk.• & IN e*1eat f"OO& Mow oaly sns.ooo.
MtWPOIT llACH 759·011 I
IUCH41DIM
l\ittA.•t cull rw.1, I hb. Ollt'
"'" bt.· .:ofw twfurl' tht•
lo\t'ekt-nd ( '10..,t' tel I hl•
beact\ and walk to th1ni: ~ Br 1 '• Hu I am II y ~1mt' Offrr~d i.t o nly
$1~.000 V \ h•r111' too'
(.~l~:!Wl
Oceaitview lfome •
Own<·r flnanred Ii Br +
family. 41, Ua. ~·, dn
l~l TD. al 9',.. 2Jld 'f 0
:i t 12' < I" u 11 µ rl l' l"
s:'a>.000 ~ ..........
/14 /1>0 •) l l ~ -------
1-'allbrook COWltr}' homt'
On I a t•rl' l mma l'
1w. .. uc de<"or ~lany frwl
tr~-:. 2Br. :?·~lia . \ICW.
frplc . Ir~ \\ ork~hop
w half bJth A~um:iblv
f1nanc-1ns or OW;\ E l<
WA~TS TO TR,\ D 1-.
FOH co:-.;uo 1:....
~ l-. W P 0 H T C 0 S T ,\
\t !-: S .\ S I I I . 5 0 0
~n. .. tun1: l'rnp<•rt1l':. 0 1
Fallbrook 728 ~5
BEACH CHALET
+POOL
2·:.ty i:iant ·• BH. 1-·:im
H m Formal di n
Bakooy Pvt patio L1e>h
i:round !> U t':.I
yet S26.500 dwn to ai.
i.Wlll! V ,\"loan ;it 10'; lilt
:-0.n qual1 A hca t·h
lmq~ain. llurry & call
now'' HKR. 963-0902
4 Hous.s On Lot
Localt-d on the Easc.1de
oC <Ala ~Iba Lhis pro ·
pt:rty orrer.. a f:rl·at 1oc ...
lion lltld 111come All a re
large 2 bedroom l b11Lh
WlllS w ith yards a nd
garages The ownt'r v.111
carry lhc rmancing :it
12' ~. F\Jll pn cc si~.000
<.:a1J 566-2660
t:=SELECT
I PROPERTIES
PRICE CUT
Agalll lo only 585.000 on
tl\1.\ :ibr. I·' 1b:i horn•· On
I) ~ 11ll.lt~ to II B :.urf
Park l'll1l·c. Im· ~12 i tllil
So Bayfront Duplu
Charrrung &ti boa duplt•x
cill-nn~ 2 + den ov. Ol'r!>
urut " lan~c :.undl·l·k &
lower J Eld.rm renlal unit
l'net.-d al ~.000 !-'or
more anfo call Carol
Holl. d~I l'acc:.Nlcr
Really. 631-0094
NEWPORT IEACH
TR.1-UVB.
1-Jt~llllt 3 lldrm., J ba
t'OndO 10 cho u.•t-,u'ea
Step-down h"tnG rm.
lo\t.lh bm·k Cfl>lc Lo\·l'ly
lllU'lh tone ck"C<>r Close l o
pool spu &. lennu. l"OU rt.'
~wl) oHt:red'al $185,000
OCEAN PACIFIC
RW.ESTATE
759-1616
CUffDRIVE
2 Bdrtn.-. + dl•non lar.:c
comer with b11 y ' ll'"
Owner "'Ill f1n:incl'
$250,00U 073·5410
co~crr PROPEHTI 1-;s
DOVER SHORES
4 Br 3 Ba . pool & ~pa. r1t>
hghl v11:w Only 6 ~ r:. old
S445.000 1801 S:inttai.;u.
UpnSat ~n 15
HARBOR VIEW
5 llr 3 ll..1 Somt'n>l'I I"\
lrt!mdy lri: yard. nt'" I> r ,. d t' 1• o r a l l' d 1 :i
l·arthl~ S2t>5 000 IR:ll
l'rt Stirl1ni: Clµn
~l Sun I 5
HARBOR RIDGE
2 Br 2 & dt-t'Orator s O'' n
horn..: "1th a fant.i.:.t it·
'll'W O \l·rlook1n ~ rl'·
servoir & c-1l> la.:ht:.
~.!.00
UDO ISLAND
Nt'\"IY redl'<'Oral\.-d I Br 3
BJ on 1-\.'t' ~1mpk• l<ind .
vacant & rl'ady for 1m·
rrwdiatl' m rJ\'t•in w 1th
l'r C'3llVl' C1nanl·1n.:
a,·wlablc SJ&J.500
~
759.9221
TAKE OVER LOAM
AND.-.
a i.harp 3 bdrm home
v.a t h a :.s umablc
Isl . ::.elh:r "111 c<t r!J'
2nd. :"'o quahfymg and
pnl't.~ al onl} SIOb.9SO
<.:all lOdJY ~7~·5370
ALLSTAT~
REALTORS
CA HLSDAD B Y T llE
SE,\ prt"'ittgl' 1 hr
tam1I~ h v m l· with
q1ldttt•r.-. :w111l tor m aid·
butlvr. l'nl·1-<.I 111 :-tl'll
10.:>t a1 S2l~1.00U 01\ncr
fui.i.nc":>1ns.: ;i\ :.111 Jt 1 r .
1n the ~;ilt· 0 1 th1 :;
EXEClJTIV!': 110\tl-.
v.1th P<JOL. and 2000 "'
I l o I I u x u r.y Ca 11
W 1\L L ,\CI:; & C IJ
Ru\LTORS al i2'J ~~lt.6
ori2!1 Z23J
macnab I irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANV
OLD CORONA DEL MARI
This sple ndid "Ma nor House" was
handcrafted w/care & attention to
create a legenda ry masterpiece.
Steeped in history. yet designed for
today's casual fa mily li ving. as well
as for mal e nte r taining. You wi ll
marvel at handcarved woodwork.
leaded glass wi ndows. impor ted
tiles & hand woven carpets. 48 Rs.
8890.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
(K·76 )
-7 52-1414
(~ Valey (ll"ter
64Z~2ll
'l()t Do-Onve
..
551 700--
Woocbdqe (efl!ei
644-6200
Harbor v-Cert1er
-
GOJSOMllUCl(S? lktl ifw ...... ~ttff ~..... IMI ·Ml ,.,...... , ......... ~.,, ....................... ....................... .. .................... . PAMIL Y HOMI"
With tf\c-acc~nt on sinva~·y . buill around 11
d.>'rul01t" 1tlrl um with
lOllOl#Jn & d t:rtnc .. ud
tna roof I\ "Pt'C'tAt'ular
M'tlu\li' 41,jdrmll • ram1ly rm & ror m111 d1n1n1r1 room SUl9.000
P\.wt'huc 11.Abjed to •Int ASSUM Alli LOAM oet:ANFRON'T •.t5 loan PIY•blt' 38t. l~. ck>M lo bch. N•w m od \llar lY"• •tmo owe l&tt 2nd -·• .. _ • "
IM.IOY
11lE
T.D. Low csown 3 br, 2a,.., Ol\o.u'UC'~C. a .100. aiom.. pvt. c.•onunW\lty, bla. t.eMil <.-.1 Hll\Un&loo Jkh Rlty 2 bcN. 34 hr a~curily, llACH
Deairab1• NEWPORT SHORES r ea ldeace. ~r and rou·~ Im·
proud . Carefully leJed.ed appolatmen'-•
c u.to m carpella1 .
drapel and lilbt flAlUI' •• Beam ceiliQs ti)~. tocal point family room
with cuetom bar .rr6rdi a place for ~h en~r
t.alning and ttlaxat10tt . Sl.30.ooo. cau 645-0303 •
A 0MSIOO o(
llJ rbor lnvesl menl ro
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
? Story 2 Bdrm, l ~ baths
Pauo. PLUS garage I Br
apt PLUS guest q 1&artet'S
w balh. 673.()828
11.AUT.fAMaLY HM.
3 ldrM, de11 . 3
ba+dw::Gs:;apt. xw
fir• cilcJ $447,500.
Loulrechtel
&Auoc. 675-3331
CGrolta .. Mer I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IRVINE TERRACE·3Br.
2Ba. new lutcben, cpb.
drp6. & paml. very sharp
home, impeccably de
ooc-aled w "new landscap
mg & auto ~pnnkler:,
loan. Assumabll· o"ne1
agt.644·9060. 644-~1
HARIOR vaew HILLS
$80,000 down, balllncl'
rlOlll\<'ed al l2 5'; Ask
ing $24!1.500 Tiu ~ 4
Bdrm. Fam Hm. rormJI
duung rm. 2 fph: hom..-
offerli V1ev. of hill!. & m b Uill
DOrnEVALE!\Tl:-.IE
~or G7S.ti000
O~ER AGE!'IT
BUILD TO SUIT
Tv. o :llx 111!" lot:.
-0i Bt>gOO~J ().,.. nr
i 00-1125 ~3 tot~
• ,..,.,.. rec rm. ....,.1•• ..-.....,0 cenlr1d a 1 r . O n ly _.." _...._ • u b ·I e l t I n a 0 K .
SlH,950 Call now : AaUorJ<'mor Vlvian C7l0t88·3816
M>Mn BKR tWW• 1.,,t_. I04J BY Owner. 3br w 'VH!W.
••• Aa' ••1ro 840~tit.
Coeta MMa Y<N are the wuu~r or
lWQ rn-e ticket.I 1sio.oo
value>. to
So.C.tf.
C1 .. l#tty
T....nct.slic
April 216lh
Los Caballeros
Racquet & Sports Club
Fountain VaUey
n ckets may be claim ed
by calhng 642-5678, cxl m
* * •
U~r. 28a. Sl05.000. RV ac·
a!SS, nex ler m.s .,u orrs
con s1d r , o wn r agl.
~
MESA VERDE FSIO
3 BR 2 Ba, lse opl ? $795
rro Sl.29.000 ~ 72'72
Onoe yotJ°ve seen the rest.
come l>et! ~ best. New
condos from $101.000 on
V1clOrtJ b!!l " l'{·n
Newport & II J rl)o r
548-35.59 or M8·J64..1 t.'Ve::.
llOMt; OWN l-:H :\l A Y
F l:>lANCE . 21\r . IBa.
frpl1-, $87.000 Pnm1• rcn
lJI area Call Ucnn ~
631 ~10.!I ~
ASSUME S92.500
I 0% VA LOAH
£ASTSIDE 3 ldnn
1112 laths
FAMRM&POOL
PRICE SI 20,000
RA.LEA REAL tY
546-0814
$89,500
... •••••••••••••••••••. ~ Lit. No Quah· rY\ll&. Call 714-972-8443 OPElll SAT l·S: SUN. 0-4
17116 Bluewat.er
Waterfront w /boat slip lo
accornodate 38' boat.
$235.000. Lo<'altd o n nwn channel in 111.&nt·
mgt.on Harbour. Owner
aruuous and will he lp
(llWl<.'e. Call Agt. Anita.
963..e767 or 2l3·592·1758
res.
1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••IRVINE
$81,000
2 Bedroom townhome in
super WOODBRIDGE.
Spill level ror pnva('y
HURRY '.' J ust listed
\\00dbrld4)4!
l\ealtlJ
55 1-3000
tr.t8arranra P\•)'.inint'
•MIOllllDGE .
GROVES ~Vl::r Lived in detached
home. Owner may h('\p
llllallCC •,, block lo la kt'
and LeruU.S , \I mcr.. l 2. 000
.,,q It Ill 2 'lon1:~ 1\~k 1n~
si;,.i~
LMGEAND
SPACIOUS
10$J i..gi...,.. . ..................... .
Laguna Niguel
Realty •
IXICUTIVE
FORESTE
OLSON
'• . . . .
MIMtESTATE Approximate ly '·• al·r c __ •_•c:-_____ ~ __ _
localed I m 1 from OCl':ln
Totally re modeled 2br,
den " 2'1'lba home w Ith
lovely ga rden & Kn1
J¥)nd .. 1210.000 4t).t4'4 4'5-5220
4'6.2413 130.5050
fODOltO ... TS
Gntcemonl modt!I. 2700
sq f\, 4 Br 3 ua
IZA5.000. lJ"M mt
By Owner 64-4-6449
EXECUTIVES
need Ole perlert house''
Here 1t 111'' Sp11t•1oui.
..villa·· v.1Lh 3 bdrm s.
k>nnal duutlg. lge bn~ht
lulcben. coiy h rt:place.
wood floor s. patio ,
c-ourty:ird ~n tr y. a II
bcauurully dcrorat~cJ
l'ravate com munity.
~.oco
~VillaqeR.£
497-176 I
Laguna Niguel
Realty •
* ••
Morw911Haid
231)6 Laurel Ph1et!
NewPort Beach
You are lhe wuiner oC•
twu rree ucket.s cao.00
value!, to So.~.
• Cekbrity
r...wsa.slic
Apnl2Sth
Los Caballeros
Racquet & Sports Clu!>
FOWIWlJl Valle y
Tk ket.' may be claimed
by calling 642·5678, exl
272. * .. *
Beach hou.'><' on JJrd SL 2
bdrm, 1 ba Gar a pt In
back. $179.CXX>. 67S-5647
Duplex on 35lh S~l. 3
bdrm. 2 ba down. 3 bdrm
2 ba. up '230.000. $80,000
(lo\lll owe bal. al l tn
for :s )b. n7!'>-5647.
SIQh dJt lo assume•! No qualthm~ Lg 5 bd. pi-J>L
l~cp ll Pnn_ only. Agl.
t'llWi
OCEAHVIEW
LI.kc Ill"" :!bdrm horn,• VILLA BAI.BOA
"1th fllV pit in mJ~l' r
-.Ulh' & bt-Jut1lulh up Great hnancUlg, as~ume ~roded throu 1>;houl 10 •2 • lo;i n~ I & :!
l.DCal.t'(i in ~uJn.k"<i ~Jte bt.-drooml>. Oct.'an a nd
clft:J S2l5 1 bj> \ll'V.'>, o" ner will
49}.9494 495-5220 ht•lpflllJnC'c
WAU< TO BEACH
GOOD INVESTMENT 520,000 DOWN
3AXJ:.Q rt dOdJtJf
.:arclltt' Lowl'31 pnc,·d
honlt.-on the m;aket 1n
tht-R.J.n<-h Ut-' t'11Jpm ,. nt
I-or more 1nformJt1on
•{""
496-24 I 3 830·5050 KL...al~ :.t.irt al Sl2S.OOO. ~lat.low I\ ('11.0t:d y Corp.
\ L'C)" y F < v 1 u < Anna )1orland, excl~1vc ' r " l:.. ~O" ) a ~enl . 975-080 0 o r ~"CdM"
('hOlct! .. So Of I IW} '
duplex Load. ... or eharm
SZ4.5.000 lTerrm.1.
~enlii40·~ -----ZBr. l Ba. 2 t•ar i.:arai.:c.
zoned R·2, rm to bwld
dplx in I root. a~~uml' Isl·
?ild. seller Wlll earn 3rd
$175.000. 41G Lark:.pur
Do not d1~turb tcn11nt'
Owner pran only
!151·29'27 -----nn; rn EATOH
Seller "'" l'arn h t Qt.\1 duplex. pool ·+ ... pa.
lot & '12 a.JI Tim Rhone
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REALTORS
CodaMHG 1024
···•·•·•·····••·••·····
&n"ERT AIMERS
DB.IGHT
llus super Mc-.a Verdi.'
farrul) home fcaturl''-
hu ~e ramlly room.
beautiful pauv & pool.
and ~ter i:.wle with :.1t
lini.: room . ,\~king
Sl.tl.!ISO. S.IQ.1151
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
ATTEHTIO..i
BUILDERS;
INVESTORS
Easts1de oldt•r horn•· on
large R 2 <'Om er lot <"ll)
approved dupJl-)( pl;in~
included an p un·h,1:.l·
pm·l: ~krnK $Iii :lOO
Fur an appointrnt·nt tu
~. caU Stl0· 1151
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
OAK GLEN
Oisllnc t Hc nc"' 2
bedroom. 21'2 ba con·
domlruums. w.l.990.
2518 Elden Ave, C.M .
642.fil34
(MTll:r \\111 l·an;. up to,,
}c.i.r. Jl 13', :? BH l ' 7
lld, h.ir~t· IJJllO :1 ) l"J.r..
rll'W CJJI &!:>-!H 61
. . OPEN HOUSE
~ REALTY .;?>
'~'sumabll' Loan
MESA UEL MAR
.,;('•J.-p..iml. 3 br :! hv
IJm rm . Ii.: µnol
Sl20. 000 :.!8Z7 I-'r:i n r Ll> L r1
O...ner 546-2223
MESA HORTH
I Bdrm. fJm rm. c!.-n
('\!! dt.' 'IJ(' 2200 '.'oq ft
Nirc area. Ownl'r "'ii'
carrv Sl29.900
SUNSl-:f K t: 557 8623
e~ HANCH
REALT Y
551 2000
LOWEST PRlCED
UETACHl-:O 110-'11'! I~
WOOl>BRIDG E ' On\\
Sl2!1!+9S L O\t"l\-2
1,..-droom <kn 1 n tJ1·"1
l{)("dllUO 1Jf Bro.u1m1,.1r
Ur>ll'll"o A'>Sl . \IF " !I ••
I •1 d n li r 1 n •:. \ " u r
check~ 11 ·, \J~dnl
Ht:RRY
Woodhrld~
Rcalllj
;;:;1 aooo
1t:e8un 1u·a P\••·'"',...
OWl'EH ..-l~A :-.C t.
.~ -'H>
l!.11: Condo C(•11t \tr Ht>-:
~d H\ µl.i.; 1JU11l O\\n• r
~ 1127
9 Holes
t'JU:AT l-. IT 8ef o· Hi lot ... duµll'' µIan' &ore inner
1 n ·allH' hn.i.nc•1ni: 1n r\lt~r <t ~'.-da' ~~I••
"\ ''" 1111 rt II t• 1 ~ht, n:lct.'' Too IJl<' tu tJn,c SlW.~ JcaMl' ~dlt.·r . h•Jmc t·hani.:~ • lothl'" liJI t2f;6 dlld I!<> JI! th•• v. .1) out In
Ol'PORTI"\, ITY
I•> do ~our thin.: "1111
'l;l'IA'J))rt {il-1j,thh fi\tr h~umablc s1~•1.rioo
Jl'~ !>J.ltl'r. 631 1266
f-_,\.'>'T!)llJH. M
lk'~•uttful J bto<l horn~'. ~Ol
blork. Flo\\\'r !',tn·l'I
~. µnn\' <onh ' \..,k
for Robl!rl -'l tlllkt·n
631 w,
•••••••••••••••••••••••
\h4.• l!olf l'OUThl'. 11 \H)U Id
be nt"arb dark. hut nut 11 ~ou Lnt'd in th,... 1>t.•.iut1ful
W1A1lhoml' nc\l to the
.._'(){! t~ Call tocla} t<i
lot'C t1u." un IQ Ut: .!. bdrm
:.! ~ bJ SJn t'Jrl°" ~tcxkl
\•1th J l,rntJSlll" \ ll'\\
$17K.51111 \S!>t: -'f ,\ llL i'.
I))\."\
llO~H. 631 ~
,\ la.tltt' ~"umJblc loan !~~~~~~~~~
rndkl''> lor dl"'>lrablc I·
pure~~ on lhL'> rnoun·
ld!ll Vl~W homl "tlh 4
bl'cJroom i. Nt·w Jnd
WW\11\R" $350,000
LL"CiO IU-#AL fo:ST1\TI-.
<IW~I
IYOWHB
HillOR RIDGE
frd urnl rondo 4 BR. 3'·:
Ba. 3 rar Rara~e, V1~w of
UitalJn.i, fl!bh1on Island
Wld ruRhl lti:hts. P n oc.
lwU v ~ts.000 64-0-6883 .. ..,.,,.leoeh 1069 ----
••••••••••••••••••••••• Wdtkrtront Dock . Hwld UDO lSlAHD H .IW' OY.TI custom hou~c.
CUSTO :llx llJI kit t;oJ 36lh St. M KJJ i!:lt l or 0.3 3741
AtN>lulel> bt-aul1ful & ----
... xc1tin~w Lido hi.ind Slll.000 dn. a !>:.Uml''
~ UrdmJlll l'nlr> ha.lam'l' or $250,000 at
Exqw1tcly d01~nl-d & 12', inl~rest on a S br 2
"'' 11 lo«ate d L' h 4 o;'l.orv home m Ea:.tbluff
t.<1nn. fml) homl' rl'JU}' ~AA·e n ght in ~ No hnant·
for your enL~auunK ~ ~. Pnnc oo-
646-7 7 I I !y &lS-IS9ti8 -~--~~--
OWNER
ANXIOUS NEWPORT t .intJ.-.l!C l br con00w1t h CUSTOM u 1 l'J n '1 t• ...,. f r o m
balf'OOY $125,000 SI 84' ,500 -'l .. llow·l\ennrdy Corp nu., t: .. <CllUll>\ 3 bc;irm Im ,\1111J ~orland, exclt.&i.&H'
I) hom1· 11> J n cnl1:r .igt1ll ·
l.J.lllt'r 'dd1i.:h1 \\ uru~u·· !fi~or631-0486 1J\Jb1IH~ ru·: L1'~l> 1~~~~~~~~~ ~.rl..tm~ l'OOL l'nt'(•<I I
llJ:.dlfdSl 1---------759.t§Ol 601 UDO
~p..-r walerfro'll condo
"11h o;pt'<'tac-u~r vie\\
\.-..'ul"f\ablc loan. Call Cur
del.t1b
•
llG CANYON
:-.pt'<'tacular got/ lvurw
t&ate 6000 Ml II 4 lll Ii '*Cote Realty
& Investment ·
640-5777
Eldnrb. 51
-: bJth.,. Pool ~-~~~~~~~ aMSp.I $1.~.000 I
TII SJARNES CO .
673-7761
SUV1EW W /VIEW
$'148.000 ASSU ~l1\BL.E
9 75', ' PIU!>h I.: 3 bd
Patnck Tl'nore. 631 1266
Sl~.OOOOOWH
MO QUAUFYIMG
.h ... ume balan ce of
~l~.IXXI at I I' i Ult on 3br
home w large pool & new
1a<' Lr~ entry knch "' '
blun BBQ. frplc, & 2 c ar
Star~
2 Ho mes on 1 lo t 1n
Newpo rt He ig hts. 3
bdrm. 2 ba. S240.000. Xlnt
rUU1J1C1JJg. Principals on·
ly Call 645·9466 aft s.
OWHElt AMXIOUS
Beaut1Cully d e co r a ted
rondo near So. Cout
Plaza. Owner Wlll ht•lp
wit h h n an cing. Call
54C> 1151. agl.
!lkw owner t ran.,rcr red.
must sell SlZ>. 000 3 Br 2
Ba home . Will arcept
cash trade 1molorho m ('
00 s:.>.<X>I' eq w ty. Zoned r or 2 l1lOC'C unill>. 661-8000
Foe.l'ltallt Valley I 0 34
1041
•••••••••••••••••••••••
AUTTUHOUSE
THAT GREW UP
Locate d h igh up o n
Lag un a s R 1v1eru
t'O.a st Ii n e WI T H I\
SOUTH COAST VI~ W
Of TilE OCEAN. lmpos·
tng 2-level arch.itecture
·with exterior or red
cedar. stucco & !>loping
rooflines. The 2 BDRM.
flooC" plan has .. GROWN
UP"' & CONSISTS Ot' 2
BDRMS.6 DEN. The un-
ique "den" w low slap.
mg ceiling would m a ke
a n E X C E L LEN T
DORMITORY BDRM.
FOR 'lllE KIDS. Tbe 2nd
s t o r y llv . r m . h a s
V AU LTED OPEN
BEAM C EILI NG .
CLERESTORY WlN·
DOWS AND BALCONY
W t OCE AN VI E W .
Kitchen t\as bu1ll·ln RANGE & OV l-~N ,
DISHW'SHR It SNACK BAR. It's a great place to
"GROW UP". ottered for
ml)'
V1UA LU.AOA
~t Vit!w & p nce. 1Br & doo. ass~ 10"2% inl.
631·2923
ASSUfwtULE COMDO
Newport Terra ce a rea.
Everything you could
p()SSibiy desire in a home
could be yours in Otis
spectat'ular 2 Bdrm 2 bath condo. This end unit
enjoys a panoramic view
cl proposed marina . Just
hsted ! Hurry on l b ts
one!! $107,500. Call
~
SYCAMORE
GLEN
IRAMDNEW
Fabul®S. large 3 bd. 2•.,
ba. QuaJity townhom \' condos. Only 4 a vatlable.
from Sl.00.990. 2430 Santa
Ana Ave. 642.Q734.
.-.cH qu.uTB
COHDO
2 Bdrms, 2 bllhs. fri>lc.
<ti pr. OWC at only Ul''k
im. 29% dn. F /P '7S.OOO.
WOllLDl.L
5-1111
Sll,OOODOWM
MC>fiMJAURIHG
Near beach.. 4 bdn:Dll.
2ba .• rrplc. $1S,OOO.
631·5737 8kr.
Principal.I Only
SALE OR Tl\AO!
3 BR. 2 Ba fixer. 115.000 Ownr , .... NS-7115
.•.•.••.•...•.•....•. ~.
ll'i LOAlll AVAll~1\BLE Out.sl.andm~ F V
2 story 2 4 bdrm. 2 L2 ba
home Leaving town low
dawn E.R.I\ NEW WEST
·~ ............ h 1040 . ..................... .
* .. •
Mrs.E.P'. ScWd
16782 Channel Lan
Hununglon Beach
You are the wl.nner or
lwo free tickets tSl0.00
valueJ,to
So.Calff.
Celebrity
T..-.ca.aic
April 28th ~ Caballeroe
Racquet & Sports Club
Founla.1o Valley
T1ckets ma)' be c humed
by callina 6U·Kf8. ext. m.
***
$120.000 M Pric•
CALL MISSIOM
IMLTYTOOAY!
•S. Oil Hwy, Lafuna
..... 494-0711
~CONDO
In c red i ble t erm s. sin.ooo. no payme nts on
2nd ror 3 yrs. Back urul ln
r1ne com plex. O nly
1&$1.
8arbarll Hutch111gs, agl.
~ ~
NEW
BUSINESSMEN
Contect the DAILY
PtLOT tor tntonn.tlon ,.,., .. the county
roqulremonu for
ualnt a ,lctlt.1oua
lualnoae Heme •
142-4321 EXT.m
FORESTL
OLSON
642-5200
.,,
i
7
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lill'CI Tl 117' ~ ................ . .... ,.. ...
'Rfff1••• Coo4o w 11h fotc~•r •hllf wal u ~ llard.y. aw all.Ible Now-~
1"-DOWH wW bqy UW pnme ll3
IOCAIUoa wnh E i ·2 ltl\I 2
..,> Bdrm ~ iO('ll tA'd an
~a!k to bHr h No ~" C1ememt1 O"n11r •nx
!\Al\
ONLY Sit.HO
, .... 72 I'
/Jn !'ilLll
Ul\ll l Y ~
A~"::!UllA JC~·
1080 ··············•···•···•
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'4EWPORT IEACH 1:m Fuqua d bl wide. 21Jr. 28a. frplc. garden
t ub. is land kitc h e n
Won.t Last' Call Today!
Tortol~
Mobi~Ho..ws
_9_?2·842 2 --1
•EXCITING•
*ctalluy
l.11vt-ly Highly upgraded
\ 1Ua West Uome. 20xti0.
mct:St 5 :.UJr park, rorni·r
kit w large patio area
.\1r cond only $27,500.
1JK.S0291
AcUt P~t Porte
ll1•aut1fuJ 1970 Un1vl'r!.11I
i!lx4fl. 2Br. 2Ba, nl'W
paJJlt. new rarpt-l Sc.·ller
wtU c;irry balJn<:c al rt"
a~onabll' rJ le Of lnl
• I Ht:fi.J6.1 )
ClASStC
MOllLEHOME
SALES
Z7~ I larbor. Ste 206 A
S40.59l7
COSTA MESA
Dbl )\lde l!f13 Wl'l.t{•m,
tlhl '41dt.·. lo ~PJCl' rl·nt,
Hr. 2Ba. totalh UJI
radcd, ~Jrden lult,
1 lllll'i k1tl'hl'n 1\ i.upn
•n~~llTK'nl
Toriohe
MobC~Homes
972·842 1
KEY DAMA POINT
LOCATION
. llm181$
. ittl8'US
SP£CaATllS
lr•lft• lob.
SSJ,950 eoch.
TERMS
Rteclyto~
OWMr I Ir•.,.
lister Rtatty
.,._,. C ........ ln•thd
7 I 4/.Z6·Z770
714-530·7940
.._,. ... , .. JOOO 1600 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOUX'.AttE t 'ACLLI l'Y Sr~er m1.11t1 'tt'n In
fOR ~ALI'; In ·osrn diatn•I Lc.rn lnlcrn t "•'U . 1380 i.q rt fUl&nC&ng avail ~.'100
b..lbroon\.\, 2 ta & 2 bOlull n Wurke. RJl.r. ~.9950
mk>. ~ra"& a. u ndbox 6UtOIOt: BU\CH UNITS Mell.\, fen~ 8 $89,900
(llt.iw< OW)' tioanee Cl!ll ~ $32S,OOO Nt."t.'CJ Uf
Omny 631 3010. 9 5 lt!111 ~ REAL TY
DIV ,AMVlSTOIS 53&-7533
Land (uture olf ~ bdlgs
l"Je ar 0 C. Airport.
S140.615 net usable sq ft
644 7UIO
QJmer pa~el at 1502 No. :-.tam St . S A Approx.
5Sft fronung on Marn St.
w bt' sold al pnvalc !'tale.
l''or info t all Conscrvalor
;it i 14·653 3636 or At·
torney at 114 · 752--0flOO
Cotldomini1Mt1 /Town•
a...ntorsalir 1700 .•••....•..••..........
lirand new 4bd, lba, Coo·
do. Yard. gar. w1bar.
West.minster. 531-4327 .
Be!>t buy L ag una
Ckeansade Walking d is·
ta nce beac h. $95,000
Agent Patty Truma n
494-1117
1800 .......................
Luxury ocea n v aew
duplex: 2. 2br 2 b a
S'MS.<XXlor I 2br 2ba and l
Jbr 2 ba, Sl90,000. Jn
Uana P o int. WILL
TRAUE for tiouse:. in
Wesl Or.inge County, sell
for t·<e.n, or as:.ume low
rnter~t loan. 439· 109<1
1213)4 39 ·1 094,
12 1 31 4 27·893 I .
(2 1 3llt6 0 ·8 1 5b ,
<213>~ ----Income Property 2 000 .......•••............•
44 UNITS
HSTottlCAL
OfffCE llLOGS.
tn downtown Santa Ana
redevelopme nt area. sizs.C.00 or bst ofr. owe
at only 10',;, int '' 29'.
tin '-(\111 direct or collect
.tn)1alllt' 31 hrs
WORU>R.E.
556-7777
6 DB.UXE UNITS
PHJME EA.5TSlOE, CM
2 Bdrm.c; each
111.ESl'AllNt:S CO.
b'73-7761
4 UNITS-In good Costa
Me:.ci rental area. 4511 iiq
rt ea Apprais ed lit
Sl9ll,OOO. Will sell ror
Sll0.000 & owner muy
c a rry Call D l'nn y
631·:.!IO, 9-5 --------~
u\STBLUf'I-'. 6 luxury
~1\hou:.es. Uve in one,
n.11t the others ! $42,000
J!f08S. 12'"i> down. 8"~ int.
o nly AITD a v ail
57$.<MX>. Bkr. 540-7559
31 UNITS Pool Costa
Mesa. MS.000. IO"i int
S200.000 dn. Owner
548m1
31 UMITS
Pride o( ownershi p
Some units havl'
fi replaces . Excellent
Anaheim location Only
25·~ down Owner will
carry balance 4 year'$,
l(l' ~ 11\t.eresL Th LS pro-
pert y has s pendable
fU1J price Sl.400.000
A fR€HIG€ q_ ____ ~.__HOM€~
Real t'i!Lale Investment:.
:J333W. Coa!>l Hwy, NB
64S.6646
Clost'd Sunday ---Loh fot-s. 2200 ..•....•...•........•..
Magn1f1cant oca:anfront
Bwld1ng Sil~ Thn·c
N rh Boy, So LagunJ
Secunty cndave O\ l'r
look:. ('XQUIS1t e ('OVl'
Ideal lime to bwld while
quality architectures.
<'Onlntctors & matenab
are ava il $8!15 ,000.
Courtesy to Brokers
Quahhed bUyl·r:. only
plea:,e I 213 I 628-1300
• FGttostic luy *
Only $b7.500 <Xean view
lot. plu:. approved plans
for tn·level home Walk·
11\g dbtanr<• to Ua na Pt
liar~ Owner ~ 1614
:'-ll·w port B each
Watcrtront Dock • Bwld
your 0'4TI custom house.
:.>x.100' lot. 603 36th SI.
!13.1-221 1 or 613-37 4 7
......... .c:r=.;;.'; ........... .
~ri, HOO .......................
lnw.aOn, tlavt e PfO
'"""· 1n11 ftm • 11iloeal•. Arh. Oru1
ter m• Mr Wahh, am
.......................
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··················-···· OHTHl•ACH
Ea~utlvc au1 t•. fully
furnl11h ed condo In
t'urontt dwl Mar wl\h
ffiW4J ll«Vl<'tl EnJoy the
'W\ whlkt In Southern
C'ahfornla. 11200/mo
IM()flWO. Ora!&~·--
... ,. .... )16' •••••••••••••••••••••••
bEAUTlt'U Ll.Y
t'\JKN\SH£D 2 Udrm, 2
!)., S.UU1y iUld \l)IH'IOU~.
2 pools Conv~n1cnt loc.a uon _.,mo
UDO P t.:NIN on lhl'
WATt:Rt"RONT . Short
tt-rm 1v11I on tins 2
bdrm. 2"-ba home with
pacaous -ooms View
Si!OOO'mo
Waterfront Hom~. Inc.
6311400
••••••••••••••••••••••• lalioo ... ......... 3207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s br 3 ba exec custom
home. fantasuc &ocauon.
_SlW>mo. Agt ~1 ·3253
eoro.. .. Mar 3222 .......................
<128 Begonia. 3 yrs old 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. !rpk. 2 r ar
AAI'· Near parks Dnvc
by Avail April Js t.
S825/mo. Jo Aon J\j.tt
'61·9C!o22
Lovely 2 bdrm. l ba. So of
Hwy Remodeled. uM><d
bnck, beam c lngs, S600
mo CUI 9M-3649 Mt 4
2br.Zbl.Condo.2 car at
t.ached gar W D. refrag
1n<'I Wulk t o bch.
$775Mo. Ca ll urt 5.
7$-0717. 613-:.017
3 Bdrm s~I slor)'. CX'ean
view Jasmine Creek
Tl'fWS. pools & guarde d
g ate . Sl200 m o
Ownr/agt. 759·1!1118 .
6'7S-34ll
Family home in the ftnt!st iiroo~ 3 Bdrm in Harbor
\hew Homei. Garage.
ya rd & ~ardcn e r .
Sl".6. mo 640-9900 C ra 1 ~
1\\nhsl' very ntr t• Jbr.
2'·-:00, din & ram rm. ~en
ru.' t rt..-.. spa, pool. :.awla .
sgsoMo 6<10 ·06811 or
~Sl&1 -------2& $.')SO 1mo 1st & las t
mo w1S200 secunty dep.
/\Vail. May lsL CaU Rox·
ae: 642"'1210
ExecuUve 3 br. 2 bl home
1n prestqpou ~
~Wfs AV'81l l1 ay
lSl L«ic hv rm w Crpk.
formal duung open:. to
<.'OVel"Cd pauo & garden.
Excclk.ont for entcrtam ·
11\g. Custom decorato r
planrung throughout 3000
Ml ft home. Key lo pvt
00ac~'S. ke(':. & set un·
ty dl:p. reqwred. Sl200 mo Min. I yr lease.
0wner~1m .
I ................ ~ ................ ~ ; .............................................. ~.'!:!:-.. ~~~ ... : ~.~:!::~~~.. cv t ) ) • a. c.19..._ lU4 I' I ....... U._, ....................... . ..................... .
a er. 1 t>.. elfan. mall ~-Nopeta.9'00 + Malftly lllM B M.,.,r
A,._,..
Dl1PU:X 2br, Iba'. newly
dicor. No Peta SGSM o
• dMNnidep. *·*"
•WXUllOUS
TOWUllOMI-
~.I br. I ~ ba.
1.il&kl wek'ome. beautiful.
Mw decorator crpl•,
cmdem ldtcMn , (rpl<:.
ftwh ~ .... dttoc IOI'. pooA, NO PETS MU
-. -mow-1.n. Water • but pd. 980-3089
•CHAaMING• ~.child welrome .
2 br'. iww ~rorator upU.
4a linoleum. fmh p•1nt. t>e.ut. yard. aara"~ NO DOGS. Water pd S47S
an 11125 move In . J78 E.
WU.00.980-3889
4 bdrm. 2ba S7S0Mo. an·
eludes gardener. water
OWdren OK. A Vall l1a y
1. 751~
Nwpt llgls 2 Bdrm
d\c>&eX. 1 ba Lauod rm
New cptS drps. ra nge.
ovt>n, refra g Lg fncd
patio. fncd yrd. Gar.
$425. ?» lQJ
VIEW
2 Bdrm. 5450 WALK TO
WESTCLJFF 3 Bdrm,
house~. 3 Bdrm 2 ba
rondo. dbl J(aragl'. $700.
400Lll" 81 RJ1 Ill c•f'@5hw
New & clean 3 8R, 2 Bu.
rrplc. patio, lge yard
encl. liOO. Aft 4, 968-3636
Mesa Verde 2 Br. dinmg
rm. pvt yard,.enrl gar
G ard e n er . New
cplS/drps & pallll. $4~
642--0'1'35
3226 .......................
Exc1t1ng 28r ocnfrnt .
Crplc, avad 1mmcd l:'.o
pets, ~mo 497·1260
BT0ro 3232 .........•..•••........
HOM~ FOR Rl::.'lT
3 or 4br. Pnced from
SioSO-S'l95. f'ncd yard &
ga rages f'amal1 l'~
µlease. Kid:. & pc·h
'4-ek-ome c~ll 96:i·2566 or m2!m ;\gt, no fl-V
New 4 Bdrm 2 sty homl'
Nicely d e corated &
iandsc:'aped. Comm ll•n
nas & poo l Clos<' I•
.,chools. 'and ;,ho pping
9B5 per mo. C;i ll i\n1ta,
ag1 963-6167
2br Condo for lse. Sun &.
Saal Club pra v 1nl'ld
sriooMo ~7 5116-H4l;7
2 Br. 1~'2 ba condo. Pool.
gar, p v l p atio
W •D•rt>fng avail I yr
lse $475 mo. 586--0637
falttaitt Volley l 234 .......•...•...•.......
T1 beron Condo 2Hr ,
fOf'mal d in rm. frpk ,
highly upgraded Nr.
poo I & cl u b h o u !. t·
&M>-0329
'ttwititsgton a.adt 3240 •••..•...............•.
HOMES t'OR RENT
....... JZ44 ,...,.... .... 326' ..... I ............ . ~la ~•I.All .... •:••••••••••••••••• -•• .. ••••• .. ••••••-• MNCH0 IUR.408. clit-ltlnl. Bm ... ow.taan Vly 814"°lul iBr Twnht4' OCENif Vla.•w ~ -. a..... oar.I.I II, ... .., . ....._ __
()Jndof .-ttouMt S45<1"to .. .. ""' ..... -M riou Hot 1 • SIOO Aa k lor Jiti c '" "''Pt•ce. on Cr1•t·nbelt. ba. 1ardt11er ind z_ Ir •
DR5611 " UV~at)'Pk.w POOl'-& 84Hn10wn•llU',. .--tDO.m.!"!_
------• ttan1a. 1700 mo 640·113$0
2 ~ tk>uw S450 1 31 Albacore. Hunt·
ln.cto n Beach . Wobb
HA!aJl)'.1131 2170.
New 38r. 38a. Nr.
beach No pet& 167~ 1mo
St7-8233 d )'11 " '4e-11846
Coodo 2 br, l 'h ba. no
Pt.ots. I chlld ot $375 mo.
'Isl. las t & de poalt.
•7633.
Oldl-t' 2Br, t Ba tlomc on
lar2t' 1-0t lJpl(radt-d with
m0d1.1rn con Vl'nt\'nCC'a.
child ren & pl'li. OK
Local ed near Beach
l:tlvd. & Warner Hunt
ington Beach. 751-8967 or
m.m5extBu.
3242 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ON THE WATE R .
Be1ut1fuJ 2·story home
"'lth a 1.emr1c view. 3
Bdrm. family rm. 1odoor
pool & dock for 35· boal
S2000 1m o y rly Aho
a\l1llable furnished
Wa~ront lfomes, Inc
t:lll· 1400
:"cw Ur o admo or
Wttll-rfront Condo 2 Br
2ba. lW mo 5tll · ll22
lnolrw J244 ........................
2 bdrm 2 :.lOry 112 ha
Condo in 'The Lakci.'
.(J.nl. loc Bea ol deror at
cd Bcand new Ref n •
(IUlN'd No pets SS7~ mo
557~
J Br. 2 ba. 2 <•ar Aar. f rpk .
Nl't! up.;radel.. cbhwh1 .
.,\O\'C. S6~0 mo . ''" A\atl Apr :.th 1410:!
l'lt·a.~ Court. l0t·ah:d 10
Th· Colon> 752 1.282 !J tu
!> ~11.10 thro Fr1
' J lir, 2 bJ. 2rar Jtar. frpk.
formal dln rm. cl~h'' hr
S8 7 5 m o . I :. t'. I 7
S > r a m o r l' C: r 1• ~· k
Turtlt·mc·k. H\Jll Jun1
bl i52 1;!82 'I tu :i. \lcm
lhru !oh
Ham·hu !i-Jn J11 aqu1n
TOlmhow.e, 2Ur 1 dt•n.
21 2 flu ha~nly up~r:uh•d
pml. .,µa, d \OtCl' 10(' :\ r
lc·rvw., ~oil. $725 C;cll
!">~I ax')h•\t-.. & 11 kn<h
1llr,3 ba, 2 c•ar gar, frplc .
lgc fam rm & "l't bnr.
rt•tn·at an m .. tr l>drm
CU('t' up11.radc-. SX5(1 mo
Lw !I Dc-wc} . North wood
iS2 U8! 9 to 5. ~1on thru
~'n Avail. Apr 20th.
Woodbndgc G~·n Cootlo
3 br . 11.., ha. ~ lsc
Woodbndge estates 2br + d\'n, 2 ba. frpk ,
m.acrowa\'C, a <'. 2 car
~ar Lar.:e !Jack )Jrtl,
-.~1 L't· llolh hJ\ e lak1.-.
!AA>i . JJ~ & h _•ML., IO('ld
~1-2812. 12131204·3827
:-;..-ar new pnvall· 1·nd un
at 2 sty, 3 IKe W rmtt. :! 1
ball\:., fm.>µlacc. family
rm. (IXTT\UJ daruni: rm.
t'Vmm. knn1., & po<JI
~i5 IJl>f' mo. Call AntlJ.
.i)tl !16.1 6767
clys.8'73-0l8Heveos SNwiall~.1 Br. 1-. Te t
ba. % ur car. frplC'. l.IU.m.lllsRlilliijij JIZS Turtler~ck luxur> s auna. tpa, pool -•••••••• ........
tGY.1'Nt' w 1v11t w. • c. l&1J't80, anttao Nwt& a llr. a a.. eenn •
3>f' 2 ba. den. dtn. rm • Nr-. Sbora: 3 BR. 2 be, vitw mo. PrOHrty
patio. aar P~. llPll. l('n· O•W. ra.nae. rrpt. Nr. fb91Mmoor"2·1010
=~ mo. ~5716 or d~. 17~ 873 _ • ..,._._ ......, .. t ........ ~
Veru allet l br, Condo. Woodbrld&"' Glenn Condo t500Mo. All emenltlea .
l!br. l"'aba. 2"llly. frpk . Sec 2.LH30·DZ3 ~2 dshwr, air. NICE: Tt'n· . '
NS. pool & lake pri v
1166Mo. 64$.'iS73 Agt.
3 Br. 2V. ba coodo. 2 car
garage. frplc. s to' i.• •
d-.hwhr. fJm rm. p11tao. 2
levels. 1750 mo. leaiw 43
Ashbrook. Woodbridge
Avali Apn I 20lh 752-1282
9-S: Mon lhru Frt.
4 Br. 2"'i ba. 2 car garagt',
frplc. fam rm, lormal
di rung. dshwhr. SlOVl' •
upgrades. 5750 mo. lease
8 Mornangdove. Wood
bndge. ;nail. Apnl 20th
7S2 1282. !I 5, lion thru
f'n --------WOODBHlOCi:: Exec 3
Br 2 Ba. vlw.h upgrades.
dbl gar , ~a 'lh d n relrt ~. ,\ t:. $i>!I·~
H ~· W T.lO Z270
1248 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OC EAf'ff'RO.N T
MONTHLY RENTALS.
I urru.'>ht.'<i mob1 le homei..
J bchs, ~ hr 5e<'UMly,
'500. RMP. e.1·3816
VERSAILLES rondo
whll2 Bdrm. 2 ba. VIEW
bal1.'0ny. Secunty bldg
and pool. &Si mo ll.e
UDO Pl:.'NJN Uuyfront
condo Wit h 2700 iQ ft.
Spacious 2 Bdrm +dera
andPlll#O· SJ.lOOlmo. !se
WATl.HJ-l«>Nl HOMI~
REAl ESTATE
631·1400
Ne-.\'llOf\ ~es 4br. 2ba.
~.tr, bch tennis PoOI.
$750 mo Ray, wkdays
~7 7230 -------
"lpl Terrace 2br . 21 11ba.
rondo f'ool & JI(' Avail
l l 1.1 y I S 5 ti 0 M ''
714~
l::asl.biuf{ 3 bdrm. 211. bit
fam rm. DH. c•lct'l ..:ar.
door. S&OO mo l:iob
67S-6Y.s
WATBNOHT
ll'SUP
W Re 3 br. 2' > ba. frplr.
bulun kitchen. uJtra de·
luxe, SIOOO mo yearly
6'r.;{i775
Ent.er thru lge tree shaded
uoed brick rourtyard 10
Uus2story. 4 br. 4 ba.) r·
round lse property on thl'
wat.er w 1dlrect arceu lo
bt'llr h. Arrommodate'I
lt\'e·tn :.t>nan~. guei.u.. t-•--------sml or lge famal) Dual
rr6U' bdr~ " P''t der k
over ~ater. 2 r a r dlt
~ -.. auUJ apnr . ba~•·
mt'nt .:dm e r oom
" ~n & beach a<
~ Gr'-".'nh~c. hobby
cent.t.·c "'alk tn panlnl:".,,
lull~ hlb m1crvwavt'.
trash compactor. blln
food ~r Ch1ldn:n
uk DO pt't.'> lsl. IJ'>l.
!>l:"{unty. Call !155 21iJ
'41<d~
3252 ...•........•....••..•.
TO\\TlhouM• nt'"' 3 b<frm
2'' ba 2 f1 rt'pl dl'(''.
many t•lllr(l-. Rd r1·
qui rt'd i'iO·M'J:-io &
~93.Sis
~"'-port He1.:h1-.. J br 2
b:J. washer dry~r. lplc .
J \dJI 1rnincd 64$ 74~ or
fill 31.!11
Hll.i f, condo. prt ... lll(IOU.'> 3
l:iR, 3 bu Super \ ll'W aw Agt ~ 1133 ---
J BR t'nd unit. The Ululf,
U<a.w or lcaw opt ~
Mo A~ i00.96711
N~ Terra<"o· rondo :J Hr.
.!17 HJ . ~ ... r l rµI
\\a,h dn~·r. rdr1 ~.
~' mo yrl) 7:10 0-t>iO
1·\l' ill 5..\3'7 dd,Y'>
....................... .......... 3706 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~ 28r, IS.. ferT)'
b&octt. yrty Jte. M pets
151iOmo, + Ulll.1'7~.
' .... P111l.1• J707
·············t·~······· OCl:J\Nn~T
8acnclor penthouse
w ., degree oeean "lt-w
Lon bed w.bay view
Avail. ~1<80 foe• the s um
mer. DIO mo ind util.
for t oenon. May con·
~ yrly lse. 67U3'72
CotfaMna 1724 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUSCAsrTAS
Aun. I br apt S300 & up,
Encl. itar. Adults. no
pets. 21 tO Newport Bl.
541-41168 bet wn It: 30 & ~
pm.
CASA DE ORO
ALLUTIUTIE.S PAID
Compis re be.fore ~
re nt. Custom d esign
fllatures: Pool. 88(.1.
r ov'rd garage. n ew
rurnllure. s urrounded wnn plush landscap1nl{
Adult li ving at i~ best.
No Jl'.'tS ,
l Bdrm furnished $38$
366W WilM>n.642·1971 ---....... leaclll740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
H.l'~AHIST
Spanash F..6tale Uwlng'
lieauuhiJ park·hke sur·
roundangs,. Te rraced
pool Sunken i:as bbq.
.;parklinl( ro unta ins
Spa r1o u s r o om :.
Separate tlinan~ area
\\alk 1n clo:.et~. home
u~ lotchen & cablne~
WJlk to llunlan gton
Cent.er
I Bedroom furn 5405
2 Bedroom rum :s48S
' M ulls. no pell. .
l 'taltue:. t'ret:! ~
l.1\Q1,,1:"1l'TA HERMOSE
111211 .,ar~ade Ln. I bll.
W of B1.·a1·h, 3 blks S. o(
f'.cbnlo?"r
SH·S441
3744 ..........••.•.•..•••.. Fa~ oc•e.m \11''4, J
br. trpk. m1c ro".1'1 .
\Cr) rul't' <·xl.'c· horn ..
~ mo Comm pvvl f.
U1\IU5 Uarl)Tll', 661 111,t
211r :aj.t <Ao<Jo. 1 &... ., 4 It .
nev.ly dt·t·orJlt•d. !Jt ll
".i 11 <'0 \' t• ran 2'. h 11 n
ln Jk.,lwh l"'.'>. I 'l.111tol10ll
'iotlultt•r' 1 lubhw IJ<' •
w ll J·•• 11111, ~t1un.1 • l'X· l'l"f>I dt."l:or. bach rondo
,.,, "'' rm St050 m o l'uol-.. )f)a'i, ~ room.
5-l!I , 035. tr1'2 29'.!'i tA-'fW.'>, pl ~h I a riru. ca Pl-'<f
---t'OfTV'lll.ll\lty I ent mo to
4 BR • bonus r oom. mo S375 Call Ttm or
· Harbor \'at'w Hom<' with ~ .. \Rt.~_:_-
Ocan 4br. 2ba, pool & prk ~delt vu. Avail May l, u.,-~ 3748
pnv WUc lO sdu.·Sl650Mo Cor 1. 2 or 3 yt-ars. Credit •••-••••••••••••••••••
496-fBZ2..495-1611 chttk req·d. 675·~ LAGUNA BEACH MTR
MtuioftY~ 3267 -~yMenacer L''X Ma1d sen .• C'Olor
••••••••••••••••••••••• Oiodo . .,dull rompl'-'x, 2 1V. healed J>OOl. lital.
3br, Zb..a. l.rg krtr h. rrplc. lJc. twa.r lloJh I '~ ba , 1714 >4!1-1 5294. 98S No ~a.' l:iU(J. m·°"I) d to"l Vf ..... , Coillsl H-..y. ll"l'll, ~1'4 hr ·"'' 1xt.., -------_ ·''"'l imml-d ~9SMo ~mo h t. la.:.1 & IJe· lux-1.D')'.studlo. f'ree maid ~7613 ~1t 761:17633 StYV. Color tv. SJOO wk.
or '*94-:.>72.
.. _ .,._ f'" ... .-----, inc. Ult) 49'J.2227 ·'"''t• an tflU<I)' ... Jut ''"r. Ba~ L1nyon To" nhc>mt' ---------all xtra.:. Cmr lot. J ,, m c .. 4 b .., le 37 69 rm. bltub. t.>nd yrd Kid' rur lt'a."4.' "'V""caoo., 3 r . ~~ adt
\\ f'OO'UTI urut y pool. ., pa • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ot\ OH ol Al.Joa l'k~' & lt'fllU!> &>runt)' i;Jte
5659 Mo 49ti·8895. or ~\lo 6i5-2717
493.#;'i51, 831 9303 --- -
:ili1 home for rent by Northwooo near I y new t owo,.-r $S i5
,\dult Park near twac'h &
manna 2f>'x60'. 2Br. 2Ba
"' 1·xtr;, ... 11u.J11, Mui.I we l•• .. pprcc1alc Peb ok.
o<tJ6. us 1 20 MEW UNITS-CM
&autiful 2 bd. 2 ba
t ownhouse un i ts
W rrplcs. vaulted CCII·
lnj(S
McMltain. ~Mrt. fWsort 2400 Costa Mna 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 or• 4br. Priced from
~ssas. Fnrd yard &
garages. Fam1l1ei.
please . Kids & pet s
welcomt' Call 964 2S6t or m 2.!m. A.gt. no foi!.
IJr 2·blory upgraded 761Hf764
9.0J. A1,'t t!SJ.llOO
3269
\'t•r.aill~ ruoc.k>. lh t) &
tll't'all \I~\. i Br ~ Ba.
lrµlt'. full scruritv &
.irn,·n1l1t•i. SiOO mo
Owner S44 0614 ••• MOBii.!-: 110'1 t::
Tii.Llnvstm ts 642-1603
.'1.,!1 Tr.iv(•I Tr.iy l11r .
<;ood cond1uon. n1•w
1·.u,x•t. full leni,'lh awn.
1n1? a nd ~hed . $5000.
X:G! 2274 Rt:."ITAL
L'K:OMt. PROP~HTY
_ ~.900. Modular Type
llomes. ~ hr security. 3
I l 00 plll beaches, pool & pt\'r.
• • • •• ••• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • ( 714 )499-3)16
4-Pt.EXES
RlOM SI 59,000
200/o OOWM
HEAR otSHEYLAMD
Broker 1714 )750-162A
~~~~c:~
Contact Chuc k Spiller,
11ruker, offace 631·1266 or
b7J.8382 res
lllliMss Proptriy 1400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MwMry School
+ Real efltale NewJ>Qrt
Hdght.s. Call now for de·
t a il s. Cent ury 21
Newpo rt C~nler ,
640--5357:
WelyOWMt'
• 1'1eJCJble terms. Asaume
10'" loan. Owner carry
2nd T.D. 8200 sq. fl. bldg.
3 yrs. old. Super location
nr. S.D. JoW)i. & Euclid.
~
L aguna liea l'h
RlwtaW'aot. can for dt·
t alh. Cent ury 21
N•wport Cent e r ,
~5'351.
cim..,fl.ott/ Ctypti I 500 .......................
2 cemetery plot& In
Pad/1c Vltw Memortal
Park.:. CdM . Write !ft'
call: K. Gordon, 4'4 Tcr · race Rd .. Sa.nta Barbare,
CA. 93109. 1806 > 916-2954
--------
SACRIACE owe at on1y 1 oo;o mt.
32 unit ofllre bldg 1n
pnrne Santa Ana loca· uon. OJO.<XX>. 29'h. dn.
WOttLDR.E.
556-1111
••• Ken McCloughlin
6642Cork
Hunlingtoo Beach
You are the winner of
t\W free tlckels <Sl0.00
\.-all.IC), to
So.CGlf.
Celebrity
T .... sctcnsk
April 26th
Los Caballero&
Racquet & Sports Club
FOWll&ln Valley
nc:kels may be claimed
by calling 642·5678, ext. m .
***
SUHITSc.M.
Near new. 2 br, 2 ba
wlfrplcs, 1arages.
TSL la\'1UDU fS42. Uro:J
IM¥ISTM&fTS
6 Units, 2Br, l.Ba. pool,
ocn View. Land contract. IB),000.
DISIEALTY
673-6210
llUMTS
COSTAMISA
1 38 acr.. pal'lt·UM tel·
Ung. iutt ruoned lo R·3
for :M condoa.
FOR LEASE
New 2 bedroom 2 bath
home. Mission Lakes
Country Club. Golf·
tenrw.·pool. Beautafully
landscaped. no main
tenanre yard
9fBO Clubhouse Rd.
Desert Hot Spnngs
21.J.378-2572
KAUAI
Ocean f.rOftt Condos
1.5'~ duwn. Noquahfyan.:.
644-7UIO. Aft 6 494 ·5882
Palm Spnngi. Mci.a artt a.
2 Buildable htl41de lot.s.
~.<XX> Or wUI separate.
Owner~7·9810
c:Mofeomty
,.,.,.., 2550 .......................
NlC&2 bedroom home,
l"" baths. al Oak Shores
1Naetmierxo Lake> with
lake view only $74 .0900.
20 ACRt: VIEW
PARCEL is SE ot Paso
Robles with nght price
512.SOO. f1eXJble.
~ ACR~ on river Is 20
miles o ut, and good
terms: S120,000, 25% dn.
CALIFORNIA LAND ·
~ .-acre ranch at ~
per acre:~ dn.
EDrrn W. HF.SSICK
REALTOR & ASSOC. <D> 486-0500
***** auoMSTAIS
&C&.IAMAltt
2W acrs. Sweeplaf view
property with water ' ~ awaU. Build 2nd
hofneor wacatkln c•bl.n.
UVAILICAltH
Excel. starlet home. block. Wi.red for 220. 5 ac
with SPECTACULAR
VIEW. Moblle home ion·
l.ftl. Geac1l8 P'tey, lnc.
71Al24M617
D. Bourke, Rllr, 54&-ttOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KIDS ,.ftl'S OK
EASTSIOE l BR. S395
Gar. & fncd yard.
642·2510 or 646-4848
2 Br. 1. ba, nice patio,
garage, adults only .
Good locallOf\. 615-~
Exec. home. Ocean, nite
view. 48r, 2•,; ba. famuy.
rec rm. RV area $795 m
o D ys 529·4411 . ev
63H1S3
HOM~FORRENT
3 or 4br. Priced from
$17S.$495 t'nrd yard &
garages. t'a mllle s
please. Kids & pels
wekome. Call 964·2566 or
m 2971. l\gt. no fee
TWNHSE·S430 MO.
2Br. 2'1'1Ba, frplc, adlls
only. no p ets, 1940
W&llace, S46-6985.
3 Bedroom. 2 bath condo.
Pool 111J19. &aper-location.
SillO mo. KEV 846-4417.
3 Br 2 e., no singles or
pets, lcich OK. 2737 Fre·
mont U> "°°· 844-1836
• • *
~ COMif ll«kman
9401 Daytona CiN'ltt
Hwitington Beach
You are the wmner or
t"o free ttcket.s cSto 00
value I. to
So. Calif.
c:Nbrity
T....e1CJouic
April 26th
L-06 Caballeros
Racquet & Sports Club
Founuun Valley
nckets may be clatmt'd
by calling 642·567ft, <:xt. m.
**'*
Elegant 2 bdrm. fam rm &
den. 1$725 mo1. Plush
crpts, 2~2 ba, cedar &
glass. S blks lO oct1an.
Dbl car pvt 11ar, fully
ma.Int. yd. Ad ults. no
pets. lnquare al S27 Ulth
St. TI4-980-6331 .
HOMES JOI RIEMT
SW to SfiOO. 3 BR 2 Ba,
Ceored yard & garage.
Kids & pets OK.
Keith 962.4471
3 Bdrm 2 bath, b1R yard.
LUXURY2br, 2baeondo. qwet cul de sat.~ per
dbl gar. F.P .. pool & m o. 536·7533 : 1:v:..
spec. 9550 mo. lat & last. 9IJ8.3'2l6
SJOOdep. 642·5280. ~--....;.:... ______ ADLT CON[)().2Br. 2Ba.
New Twnb1e 2 ms tr security gale. all !ac, up.
bdnm.2...,be,pwtpaUolc greded 549.4225 or
deck. Pool & spa. 2 car 91l-2586
pr. etc. tl50Mo. ~7-2721 Oean 3br, 2bl pool home.
3 BR, t "'1 ba., W. of f'tpk. tile \hruout. Refs.
Harbor. S. of Geisler. req'd. ta150mo. 963-2179
S6$0 Month. 898·2636 Ews. WAUCTOllACH
1 Br duplex, au new de·
cor, NO DOGS. ~ mo. Gll..Ue.980-~. USITHI
DAILY PILOT
..,AST
llSULT"
SllVICI
DlllCTOIY For Result
Service Call
j
642-1671 ... JU .
'
3Br COndo. c loM to ocn "
s hoppin1 . n ew
pel.nt.cpt.a. chaldten OK.
I )T lie l550 mo. 968-87'19
aft 6PM. \213> 927-1426
dys.
3br I~ ba, d/W, fplr .. new
catpd, ffDCed yard. 11. aar. Gn.harn /HeU area.
Await 5/1. ~ mo. 11t,
lalt. lldtp. 5»1UI ewes
RENTALS
28H t 0.2ba $750
3 BR, 2 ba .... $68(}. 750
3 MR. 2'' ba ..... $7:,0
4 BR. 2', ha ........ 56115
4 BH. 3 ba .. SX50
JUii. J bJ ...... $It.SO
Lg. 2 br 2\.1 b n condo
w:rur. 1mmac., many ex·
tras. Call art e r 6 ~ 5584
Ot~ lbr, Condo on
stream. Pool. tennis,
avail. 4·15. S400Mo .
644-0355
.............•.........
:'fO f"EE' Apt. & Condo
rentals \'Illa R~nlals
675-4912 Bkr -------
BlG CA.';YON Bordt·aux
H orth!. t"renr h Cnt ry
lutchen, llll amen1l1c:..
Brilr l1:r1 -06ti6
Detu. bee. HCNM
Buy View. 3 br, <kn. 1 ba .
atnum. 3100 sq. fl SlOOO
mo 64&.3893.
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GUAHO GATJ.:n BIG
CANYON . lo,·d y,
specaous 2 br 2 ba. fam.
rm home. Sll8S m o .
~
CONDO Nr Hoag. 2 BR.
I "1ba. pool, jac .• Sauna .
dbl gar. W ID. Ava1J May
1st S625 t m o. Dys
973·1255, eves /wknds
49'1·2180
lh. l )rold.:!400 :. t . 'lir
J Ba. lrg dttk on cJnal.
comm pool, te nnis,
OC\'81l 2 blk\, S1 100.. 237
Ca.naJ.~1_5_1 ~~-~
\'cr\aalles Condo. Two
Bedroom.'>. T~o Balhll
Ne\\• Carpets & Dra~
E n d U n 1 t M J n YI Amen1t 1t•c; $595/Mo
Broker 759-9100
3210 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br 2 Ba rondo, pool &
playt(round. m .1ny \!X·
lras, pets OK. S47S. Call
Pa Uy 54().3666
)290
•••••••••••••••••••••••
•4 Br. J story. Gardener
& water pd. F 1P. de n.
ram rm. as. No pets
7~17
Co•: ... _
YEAR·AOUND FUN:
Social Activities 06-
tecttir •Free Sunday
Btunch • 880's •Pat·
ties• Plus much more.
QMAT.RECRfATJON:
Tennis• Free LeSIOns
(pro & pro shop)• 2
Health OUbs • s.una • ~·~ ming• Omttng ~
llEMITlfUL Al>MT-
MENTS: Singles. t &
2 Bedrooms • Fur·
n1shed & Unfumtshed
• AOull lJvlng •No Pets
• Modets ()pen datfy
9 to 6.
Oakwood
o.nten~nenta
NewportlMdl/No..
880 lrv!ne
,., 1llttl)
(114) &45-0660
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\'TOO 1Mh St.
w~~~ ~ ~Ott-er col~?
Lef tw'
Miit•
Yt6PLXd 1lJ ~a-t.
AHmcf~~~· 24--ti>~' '7~8 ~.
You moy reques1 Ad-Srtter 9efvk:e when
pfocing 'fO.Jf od . our Ad-Sitter
number will appear in your Doily Pilot
od •.. Ad-Sitter tokes your. messoges ..
. you ootl in at ~convenience to qet
the respo11ses to yOOt ad ... this serva
is only SS per week. for more
information and to pklC8 Yf1.X od colt
'42-5611 .
--
LIASIS
3 BR l wnhme . E .tSide
CM E}xt urut: S900 mo.
752-1700
r')l>fN l•t Y • 11 ~ ILJN lt)Hf t;ifl'
l~lllM
Pline k>c Udo Isle coodo.
2br, 2ba, furn w !pOOl ta·
hie. aoMo be. 87$.31152
~ .. *"' (7141642-1170
WE HAVE SUMMER "RENTALS
WEEK Olt MONTH
, associated
Pi.. • : .. •
. ·' ..
For pool ·-* fllMft' ASTie • rent s-.Coodo. Pendloute •~all DOW to in llB, 2br, lba, Arbor J ,. _,. aa.a.
Ctr. SCSOMo. Chlldrea um 15 .or -· .. _. ,,.., -UlllUlrv Still ... ..-.-'IJIJor~ To"'1\hcM&M HIHl~le
Newport Crat raotaaUc lromJ-IDlol'llM. ~view, 2 bd. 2,,. be, •tu1
frpk,2cargar.S700mo. Super OceaD Pront
Cl.II Diek 96UlS4 : evea dally !Wkl~ now lllru ~ ........... Yacbt avail.
lb1t.ll\llon Hart>our view f1S.1'n
3 br. 3 ba, mo mo. Pool, BAL80A Bay Club ar.
J•cunl. 11t11.•n1.t. Agt. -· .. 10 da l • lil·lf&I .,..,. .,. . ~. ID n. ~ ~·-··~: Kuntlnalon Hnbour ~
w.terfront 2 br. z bl. ~ Br, quiet SCI Oft11, ms
wtdoc:L Sl200 mo. Pool, niqulred. Beacon •Y
J•cuul, a auna. Alt. area pao •o yrly
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- -Cllnltr l4 .....
•"••••••• •• • • • • • •• • • • • I bne rcopalr. llddlUons.
Driv•w'11•rarunac lut t"ablneta, doora e&c.. •Repair•· alcoauoa Rmbl ._.,_ .... u
S"8 A.pbale 641..tlTJ -Uc-'d Ja1~rao11 Carpe11try.
.. __ ,.00.. pan.-bn&. ~.
fUSOU4 remodeltna . ....................... .. Y9' ~llOl
~ -~il. my home, ls Ce~ ya«t. Ar.ia IJf ~ renovaunl{. '"' /
\Wlonlflarbor l yr & f'xt 1r Rt>noV#hfl!t up.~ ~~3'149 ( -~ ~-.-.--
lttllty ~ . c.,.. S-.lce ..............................................
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•••••••••••••••••••••••
~·~•mclean U*lr bn1hl4'0C'r1, wht
t1lU LO MU\ bleach Cleu
bv, din rm. bJll SU, Ava
rm ~ 3C.I. rouch SlO. r hr
fl Uu.u .-um pt't odnr
l )JC ~. 15 yr.; upr
l~ '~(S't( m)'Sdf Rdi.
Soll 0101
We a..re ~ Cleant:r::.
~m dean & uphol~
W\rl )IUllT Tn.ick mount
urut 6'S-37 HI
Cl ITOM rNTERIOli C'AIU'l::NTltY Cu1H·l Hu.v dirt-c-1
ByJay 6428809 through an~tallcr ut
whle5ale. eJCpert lrultullu·
STORM DAMAGE 001. Work guar. Jl.Clon
ReJ*!r ........ Remodel 7~
Relil.dent •..... Commer, ----------
U(.-ensed .•...... &1nded C......t ;co..u.~
Free Eal . . 646-8649. • ... ••••••••••••••••••• •
JNEmABADY
TOUlVlt
MMUJt
~•OumpJobl. 'Ali fot Rud.y.
141.wf
LI~ chJldc.ar11 01y ~ tcardtnw· fertUi&· AJJ atoUDd hau.Un1 a.ta Mola h&>cne b'IM. pl'\Wna, cleanupe 1 T. truck. Free est. ~~~-6*-7GIM 751~~~~~-CaUAM.5tf.*'
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Room addltloo• p11t10 coven. <ie<•k.a, u •i;lthW
Hal. tomm~rc11tl In ·
dustraa! rumod1•l>n11 T UR&!-! no sv.s
OON.'>,.ROOTlON. IN('
Llc 13828li llt;i!-21104,
tm-03, 400-1 !*I
a.dried •••••••••••••••••••••••
El..tX:l'JUrtAN Pn 1·u'1"
naht frc~ t'itlmat · on
large or •m•l 1 j(>blt
U 1• 133'12:W 1173 ~
illo;i HrWJ
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homtil\, fl"•luur.irih
:.tuJ10::., lU01:1lfUl l 111H
'l'fv1ce man1t~1·mc·11l Vl.wi Ok,.·k Guim1ntt<'
Jim &rry u;:, ~~
VERY LOW PRICES
on landscape cleanup:.
George s.i9 2015
Exp.rt Cleanupt
1n>es toPJ>e<l Jrcmovl•d.
New laWll!> 751 347ti
... ..,... ..
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Ca rp•ntry, rn•lionry.
roc,r1111. pturob1na.
"10011061. Stucco & tile.
l)ryw11ll & mor11. JU. tW6~
I boo NK ropi&an . lntod~·
~1.:111"'. no Wb too 11rnull.
lrit. Ooly quall\y work
dorlCI M.\-200 I
P.,ACUff
lbuJJng-Mov ln11. Con-
erece Ir tree removal.
~ck servtce. fW6.7'24
())(; student. Sldploader.
dump truck. Grad",
haul. ban MS-8800
lhiullng, c leanups ,
driveway removals,
tnmoung. ~1-8271
HAULING &CLEANING Rmid/Oornm'l. Free est.
Call 962· 1462 llorrlu improvement. re-
m.dt'h~. fermng & roof· ~ 25yrsexpr 631-4264 Hauudl_.I •••••••••••••••••••••••
llume Apt repairs. 1J1S1de· Want a REALLY CLEAN
uu1.s1de. no 1ob too small. lUJSE? Call Gingham
lr)( Only qwruty "ork Girl. Freeesl-6'.S-S123
t.luo~ M5·2001 Oeanuig, any type. Is l
('..1rµcnter, handyman. cl.ass 'NOrtt done w 1inte·
J.wk of ;ill trud~ Home gnty. Rsnbl. lns. SS2·0105
rf'l)..un.. smJ JObs. T yler 64tJ 1<1.'>.5 Xlnt cleaning done by
Lady w :exp. Dependable.
MAD~rt ·s HJrndy Works own trans. 847 ·3637
Olrlleoll'Y, pamttng, etc. Alice's Housedeaning ln:.ured. Pree e s t, tW.31~ 1-llJ.l.DIJOW..wa!iWQa.. lkfa.. Reasonable. reliable.
•MR. FIXIT• 673-1266,646-4811
Can>enler & P ¥Wling
l5 yeani tn 8 rea
9:an • (Uft <>r work to bo dune? (;Jill Jc1.1rum1
1181M1757
Eitp . l•dy does
tQa'Cleanln1 per day,
own tl'ana. Carol.
~. CJ46.6S02
Mllforf Cll •••••••••••••••••••••••
BG 's J>rotesa iona l
JIU\itorial Co. ~ialb· ma. in conun'ltresld/lo·
di.la. Free eat. Gree.
m-813
Widrl:14I 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••
.-Quality Landseapto1 *
Comp. aoftscape design & l.ost.a.UaUoo. AJI work
guar. Free est . Green·
dal e La ndscaplni
731-&?76
Japanese Landscape-
Deslgn, spnnkl.er, sods,
clean up, rruunt. 90 day
W"clrT, 12 yrs exper. Lie.
~ -8162. 897 ·2862.
HOlOtJllJng. renovating,
new lawns. gene r al
cleanup. Dave 642-4853,
Bud &16-8481
Bl~k. Brick, concrete
wor~. patio covers,
decks . N ew lpwn •
1pranklen. TRR 1-; E
ROS~l.ANDSCAPING.
Lie 1131$004. 837 ·43$3, ~aUi.commercull
&l.948 l*JltUla. free tlfit. Reas.
ST A R M AS 0 N R Y . raws. ~5-lkWl, G?3--073'i
Bnclal. block, <.'One. wk, RAINBOW
P'll.IO covers, landscape Exterior /1nter\or 4 yr
design. Lie. If 290971. guar. ww prtces. Pree
M-8337 est. Qlll 642-9614
Mo¥ing ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAINTING,. l nllf:xl),
comm"l/rtlsld .. mod.
eqpmnt., xl.nt refs, call
Wlllll • really clean poon
Olli Pool Doctor. Fr" . est. 8'1H1152. ........ . •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rop•lr & Reroof. AU
types-s hlngLea· roc k-shalces-compo..tar. Free,
.est. SU·~ Fin. Avail. • Moving? The Stal'vlng
College Students b• ve
grown. Lie. Tl24-436.
Same fPld serv. 641-&al
0eoem.1c.l1 Leab fixed. Reasonable
Ex1erior and interior. Ex· and guaranteed. &42-4300
periaiood & llc'd. Work M&u.er tfl33, 24 brs.
~Srricft ••••••••••••••••••••••• p.ranteed. 5'0-0710 ...... 9 . ..................... . ~provide medical care $(Jr1ng Painting Special. No job too small.
for I.be eMJerly & assist an I n t I E " l . Q u a I · Reasooabie rates. •
IJtebkpg. PreferSdy wk. work/mat. Free est. Freeest..597·327\ · -:
IJve-tn schedules. Xlnt 646-12.52 Fred ..
refs avail. 1·621·3646"'----------Tm "' • 1·~2l<JJ WALLPAPEHIN(;
Free ~1 Lie 3300ll6
Llc"d Nurse, 1J yrs up Aver. Sll pr roll
~ pvt duty nursmg, Call Norm 64.S--0880
lull or P/J'. 831·9282 ....... ~.,. Paiwlimig/P•rie9 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Entryways & kitc hen
floors.
Trees.nice ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat patches & textures Tree tnmm.ing & pruning
PE.TERSPAINTING Rt&EST. 89J.14l9 Gen'lclean-up.Lic'd •ck-j ttmawy Expr"d. Reas Rates lmul'ed. 5'0-0710 f
••••••••••••••••••••••• f.-!1-56·r~e6catE:.-' _t_._c_a_ll_G_e_n_e-+-.~ ... x .. prr~nr7il ,.•71n,ir-patches & T . Sen<k:.--L __ ..,.__
Bn..1. 0A~ bl t.. k (.' , rntrEXl, .,,.., •
or., s..,."'• OCa WOr , R.sobl. &\5-5660 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ulc llrs. concrete patios. Painting. INT: EXT·. FA.5T. ACCURATE
wllai, · dnvewitys. Fret Neat, honest. reas • L2 PlaSter & Stucco Repair. TYPING IN MY HOME ~1.. Jobn!J46.l583 yrs. exp. L1c"d. Dave q1.1ck & dean. No Job t.o 979-4155 t.OU"SCARPENTHY
Pau~. doo~. p1tndrng.
1bompson-Kesel
Contractors ~38016.5
Cement work·aJI type:. Tree 1.nmming, tlauhns.:.
rompl clt•unups. 1-'rl"l'
est. Mike.~-~
~ 1752 8424314
Keliable, good work,
s1eady job. Reference~.
CaJJanyt.une.646-7228 Bnckwork, s mall Jobs
Nt"1.-port, Costa Mesa &
lnmie. 67!>3175 l'Vt"<i
!JtA.lOO_._____ .!_mal_l._645-1103,64~203 ---------
:.>yrs expr. 551·2054
D WiL"OO & Sons. patio~.
rm add. remodel. plani..
Free est. 30 yr:. cxpcr.
Lit• 113Si487 Bondt'<I
""6-1740 548·~
f~ 1>42·84112 .
Concrete spel'aalis t . All
shapes & des1~ns. Pa taos·
~1dcwalks-dn veways
Jo'r~ est Lie #377651
7 14 493-1121
Best Proff'Ss1onal l.a\\J)
serv 3xmo ~ !15 0 n
L aw n Scrval'l'
213 1~
HmilincJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Jlaul grad1n~. Ul'moh ·
lion Sk1ploudcr. dump
lnJl·k. Tr~,yrd \\Ork.
1'11 l2S7
Prof. b.<leclng reas rate~.
own trans. Call a{t Spm
i\lll'e 846-7942. ----
HaYe somethlng to sell?
Oas.~ified ads do at well
I.A.I_..__ ... u.fw1L Apar tww:11ts u.funt.. Apca tMC11ts u..twL ..... l;;aub hnrished
•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... m'~ 3900 ••••• , ••••••••••••••••• ea.. Mno . 3124 ec...w.. 3124 LagiirMI a.och 3848
8ia1:aioa P"""5.ula 3807 .... ••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...•..••.••..•.........
4Br. 2Ba. very IJ.t, all on l
nr. btfl new ulx decor.
frplc, pvt. nr bch hay.
a\atl now S7SO mo 11112
W Balboa Jdf 7»3771
,..Ot kase . :.!Ur. \ 1 ~Ha
hmh ... ~ dur>lt·'< S51l0 mo
310 E tiay. B~dbuu
21J.7~ aft. Gprn. ---- -Corona •I Mar 382
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•2 Br. 2 ba. nr. So. Cst
Plaza. S.A. S>OO. No pets.
7S9-0217; 641· 1460
'111ESEVILLE"'
2 Br w •gar Ad Its. cpts,
drps. bltns. fncd yd.
Watt>r Jxi. ti36·4120.
2til9 ··D'· SanUi Ana $380
2 Br. 2 ha t ownhouse.
laundry rm, no pets. s:.m. 645-7300
$37S. Quiet upper 2 BR 2
Bo, range, j'.!ar , adllS. no
pets 548-142.5
.Brookvww condu. 2 br. h•
dt'o. cla;e w ~ C. l'IJ1..1
and Irvine 1ndu!.tr1al,
JarUUJ, U.>nlll!I, pool, ~>Ill
mo. 760-9074 ----28r cpt.s, drir.,. bit tll!i.
Delwce I br a pt, heated
puol , o ceanfront ,
elevator, sub-terr p>.uk-
Ul~ iiOO mo 49'1-8MJ.
1&2 Br. I ba. ()('('Sn view.
walk to be<1ch. Up~raded
paint. crpt. dl"J)!' Refng,
.,lO\C. lndry. $425 & ~
M9-l 186 or 499-39'.!2.
Lux. 2br, 2ba, $875/leasc.
lncldi all uW. Avail. 6·1.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SeawW.d Village
N •w 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult apts m 14 plan~
fro m S375, 2 bdrm
tO\\TlhotJ:,es from SS35 +
pools, teruus, waterfalls .
ponds' Gas for cookan~ &
heatang paid. From San Diego f'rwy dnve North
on Beach to McFadden
then West on Mc Fadden
to Sea wand Va II age.
<7141893-5198.
P94THOUSE
Orean & bay views; de·
lwce. vacant & ready, 3
bdrm., den, 3 baths; 2
car garage. suodeck,
pat.iO. SlOOO Mo.
IRAHO MEW APTS
Large 2 br, 2 ba $4.25.
Private pat.los, or decks.
Close t.o shopping. 1982
Maple,C.M.
Adults only, no pets .
Small qwel complex.
Sll5 mo. See Manager
after 1oam at 1110 v 1c·
toria St. Apl. WA·203,
C . .M.
~2246 ---------1 AOClfftl 4000
Cf?~ia de/ vllai f1>UJ!~
.... 61.J-8~91
l Bdrm apt
U..~1 ~arage. gas paid
642.!;mJ
2 Hdrms, 1 bath a pl.
Adults Gas paid.
642-5073.
Open Daily 10.S
645-6784 ; 646-6816
orS48·2408
8RAHDHEW
Bcaulilul adull apt.
S pacious 2 br. 2 b a
~ w 1r p .• bltns,
Lill patJos. $450 lo $475.
TSL lrtgmt 642-tW
Farruly. 2 Br $340. l'ool Townhouse for rent. 3 hr
· 1'te 3 Br, 2 ba $375. Play. 2'1'> bl!. Isl & last.Avail.
ground 646--1486. now. $5.5() mo. 673-2282
HEW ADULT AP'TS 2 Br pahoqui-et $375.
28R .. 2Ba. $450 Uta I pd. Adults no pds.
Spacious apt.s near com · ~Cabnllo. 548·9516 plete shoppin)'.!.
Heal pa.ad. No pets. Spa.
· Open l~ Daily
BWl-st W1ls1ln. C.M.
fi:J I 5583 54H-240ll
3br, 2ba, newly decor.
:;ec. gates. Nr. So. Cst.
Plaza 548-2861
2 BR, encl gar. $375 mo.
S11JNNJ$ lrg 2br, 2l>a. 2189 Pac1(1 c. Call
~ apt. l'ool. rec area 546-5880. ask for Pam
s:&Mo. 710 W. Ulth St.
fo'OUH SEASONS Al'TS
Couple. no pets. 2 br. 1 '""
ba t~ Pal.lo, pool. sno 735 Joann 642· 1602
28r, new cplS, paint, cov.
ered patio. encl garage.
pet OK. $450 mo. Ask for
Bill·A.gl ~1151
2 Br, lBa sep hse. frplc,
t'ew lu.xury condo with beamed cetl.Ln~s. patio,
\1ewonTheBluHs.28r. $42S mo. 6~2 ·78 08,
2 ba, f rplc . & m a ny _646-6789 ______ _
>.l ras. Call Rhetl.
!lli2·8847 or 842·2718
* * * Jean Patteno..
Lg 2Br. 11,,Ba twn°hsl!,
pool. patio, real nice,
$400 mo . 979-5425,
646-6789
2 Bdnn 2 Ba, Pt N11tuel.
pllt romm., pool, ~pa ,
tenrus crts. !.475. Agt.
492-0700, 661 ·3.S26 ---....... iwqon •ach 38 4 0 .....•...•....•....•.•.
LDvely all adult. no ix·ts,
1.2&.3 Br 1tpt:. li200 l~d
a.nger, h.b. 84f.-06~-
OCEAN AREA
Walk l o the b l'ach.
Delightful lgc 1&2 !Ir
apts. some w. frplc, Jll
pal.las or balconies. En
)(!)' 20 ar res w /all ract 1 ve
g r eenb(.'Jt, tree'>. l~ape & 9 hole put-
lmg ~rccn. 2 pools.
Friendlv rlubbo u ~e
w.'frplc. color1V, sauna.
exerell>e & \H!li?hl room
Slart.'\ at s:s45 including
maJCK utJIJU~.
l\dults. no p<·t.,
C4SAde-ISOL
2 '661 lrookhunt
962~6651
2380Norse 2Br. lBa. I sty, patio, 2br. 1~. studio. Gar,
Costa Mesa garage, 2187 C. Pomona. rrplc, O/W, $4.SOMo.
You are the winner of lJ45 rno. ~2611 7$2.7474, 536-3397 two rree tickets ($10.00 ---------
value), to 2 BR apthouse. Fam.o.fttn,
So. Calif. paUoJgrdo, lndry bkup.· Celetlrity Parlmg ·spare, etc. S42S.
T....;s Clcnslc _f>4>_l_lll_3 _____ _
I April 216tb 2 er + loft, 2 ba. pvt patio, l...oeCaball~ refrig .. stove, pool. $440. Racquet&SportsClub ~2001
Fount.am Valley ---------Tkkcts may be claimed
hy calling 6'2·5678. ext.
272.
***
3 Br. 2 ba. 4·plex near
OCC. Encl. gar. New
crpl. tile. sbuttus. Child
'*-No pets. Ready DOW.
~-er with patio. $475. MEWPORT Upper avail May 1s t »AITMEMTS S&50. 54$-7983
I Br SZSO + util. Adults ~-------only, oo p ell. No Large l BR apt w/pvt ~ p1tio. $325 mo. 2 BR,
XiONewport Blvd bllna, refri& .• poo l.
Colt& Mesa Mature aduha. No pets.
1325 t.o $il0. 1'12 Br apt/-~market" bus.
t~e. laundry rm,
petJo/balcony. encl. gar. SPACIOUS ADULT
All bllns. EASJ.'SIDE apt. 2 bdrm.,
TSLMiml 642·1603 sm. pdok. Encl. garage,
latmdry. trash pick-up.
M4D&'SWAlk
Lg 2 & 3 br apts from
$450. Frplc, large yd, pat.Jo. gar. nr Huntmgton
Harbour. children OK.
16662 Jib Circle, apt 1,
~-
Near new xtra dlx Twnhse
apl. Lg 3bl', 2ba. frplc,
bllins. W t D hkup,
skylites, vaulted cell·
lngs . Db. attch gar.
Many mas $475. 545-3604
Walk to beach. m,5. with
garqe. 1 br, 1 ba. Call
ADd:y $18-7330
M65-$t75 Cheery 2br,
l'l<aba. &!per area. Walk
IO surf. Adulta. No Pets.
833-D77
l blk. to beach, quiet, 2 br.
ctd. gar. Mature adulta
pref. 213-C AUanla.
Un!um. studlo apt. 5275.
No lods, no pets. Util iii·
d .*-6404
Wc~tchrr lge 2br 1 ba •.
udlts. no pets. new decor.
pool~l.52 -----~ 2 br. 2 ba beautiful
brand nt>w 4-pll'x. Nice
quit·t un·u 2 Cdr t>ncl
~ura~c. f rplr, W 1D
hook up
'fSLMgrnt 642-1603
HJR LEASE: 2 br 2 ba
O(ean & bay vwws an
V1U01 Balboa Adults, no q., (iood M..>cUn l Y.
Mallow-Kennedy Corp.
Anna Morland, exclusive
a J:ent. 97S·OllOO o r
63J ()8)
Spacious & very pvt. 2
8dnn. 2"'1 ba apt In the
Bll.dfs. Frplc & pool. No
r h1ldr cn o r p ets.
~Imo 851-0494
... EWPORT CREST
3 Br, 2'h ba, vi ew $775.
mo 642-3493; 642-4657
4Br. 2Ba. very lg, all on I
flr. 1-ll new dlx decor,
lrplc, pvt, or bch /bay,
avail now. $750 m o. 1012
W. Balboa. Jeff. 730-3777.
1 Br beach apt. ref. &
st.ave, patio, DO pets, $350
!00 yr\y. 646-7662
Deluxe 2br, 2ba, auto gas
frplc, ocean& bay views.
bltns, security, pool,
Jacuzzi. ~ght room. en·
tertalnmenl racu .. game room. part-like sellmg.
bllce to beaches, Lido & restaurants. Adulls-.on1y.
$695. 644-4596 eves &
weeknds.
2br or ocean upr duplex
$475yrl.y; d/W ear.ded c
&"4ll•Stoopetavloow
See Sal llaJD.lpm
v. .....
tc. new 1 br 1 ba w /o-
cean view. FUU aecurity,
pkg. pr. 1575. 851--0882
dy s., 640·0 9 3 7
eveCJ/wkenda.
317' LUXUlY UVIMG S115. 531.zss Del'°"' poolside xtra lge
In 'quiet adult comp)()x. 2br, 2ba. Blt.na, Ctahwhr. ••..-••••••••••••••••••
Sp9ciou& becbelor 4c 1 Br Super nice 2 BR, patio, Nr. beach. Adll9, no pet.a. UnCurn, 2br. re decor.
apla. Cathedral cellinir. aaraae. M05 Mo. Also, seoomo.~. Avail. 4 Im.med. l350Mo.
ps hl>k. ai. dahw'br. Pvt l·BR avail. S/1642·5569 Open Sat • Sun 12-4. 222
petlol, bacloniff, pool, Deluxe2br,ff1>1c ,walkto Aven lda Monterey.
j.cudi. No pets. From ar. 2ba. new. Kids OK. beach. $4,25. mo. Di.y 79).$8.11
-mo. Alna Plnea, wtr&pa Incl. Near So. (213>412·746'; 536·9561 1·,,_.--,1-.-_,--_.,--,-.. -
m>Huta. ca. Plua lli50. M5-Ql6 eY9 'I«' t.o ... tMl bk)ocle
SPllC s...Mn 2 BR 2 Ba, encl 1ar, evau •-1418--2-BR,--...,.-.-D-/-W-, -nr-Jal eo-.... ... Jllll
-............. .._ will a u .. v' t«IO. Alk for Bel· beacb. 211 Ll1coln. •d•erttH tt la tla• o:;.;;:_a,,WM ~ --.aAaPll 0 ,....,IClllMNlll. -=..:....---------
\
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
S12 Week & Up • I Ur~.
kitchenettes. pool &
maid serv. 548·9755.
Landro Inn Motel
M F , Hamt. Beach house.
$JOO + security. No lrnls
or pets. 847 ·5703
Nwp Hgts Non smoker. It
lut pnv. S20(). MS-2663
s....wr Rentals 4200 ......•..•...........•.
Costa Mesa furn. 2br con.
do A\"aiJ. June 14·AU~.
lti 642-4300. Ad !>Iller
11174.2Ahr.
OCEAHRtOtn'
S500 Week. up
MEA.R BEA.CH
$!50 Weck. up
Agent 675-8170
Pnroc Joe Lido Isle Con
do. 2br. 2ba. furn w pool
tbt $400/Wk. 675-3852
Vacation Rentals 4250 . .....•....•.•.........
~-MOG FREE DIG RE1\H
from S28 night /\lso ron
do by lake 4 br m :! h.i
Jo'o rb cs It . 1--.
1714 158S-4985
HAWAII
2br. 2ba condo on Maui
Prwately owned ll1•nl
by week o r m onth
1714l87HS70 for Cree mfo
&brochure
Prune Joe Lldo Isle condo
2br, 2blt furn w pool tbl.
$400 wk.675-3852
Ratlab to Shatt 4100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Movmg? Avoid deposits &
c ut living eitpenses !
Professionally since
1971
HOUSEM.ATES
11:)2,.4134
·* * * Mrs.G.Skw
10489Saoux River
Fountain Valley
You are the winner or
two free tickets ($10 oo
value). to
So.Calf.
Celebrity
TtRllkClasslc
Apnl26lh
Los ca baUeros
Racquet & Sports Club
-Fountain Vailey
nckets may be claimed
by calling 6'2-5678. ext.
272.
***
Rocmmate oeeded·la 3Br
home in L&1una Bcb.
Flntasdc view, sm mo.
•1788. 7SWO&Sevea
Share No. Laguna Home.
Straight. Prof male pre•
felftd. _, mo. + ut.U.
4IM-«JfJB
Fem. to shr w tsame. 2b~.
Twnbse in CdM. 1275Mo + pbone.Dep. reqd. Wk
'Ta).Uil!B or 760-8580
Whal )'OU call ctaMlfied
lo place u ad, you 're u-
aured of • friendly
wtleo1D• ud ltelp 1a
..... JOU!' eel for belt
r .. poa••· Call "o• I ......
-•-
Bnck work, frplc's. plan
lt'rs etr Nt•" repiur
Frl't' eht . ti4fi 0464
6-11Xi704 ---
Fine exl. p11intin~. ~t
Lie I n~ Try me I<
SI.nor!!$.~
!>rot pamUn.g )o.xt & Int
L.11w ratt"' ;:~J015 t-n·•·
(~~MC V~a
... HELP?
Help yourself to a
Ueapmg selection or
Quahf1ed llopefub
tn lheOAJLY PIWT
HELP W ANTIW AOS
l'r ofe<,slonal window
dearun~ by Joe Daniels~·
_714 !:/8_-8853 ___ ~
fud -nat you want iA
Dwuly Pil« Oaasifieds.
4400 Aattah Wanted 4600 ....................... ....................... . ............................................ . ---------•! <lf•l't'S an Bayview Holtl Local prof blJ.')1.ness man HuHoricul landmark
w 'Share hLs nt:wly decor i2Y.I & Ba v & fW"11 2 BR oceanfront. up . Y •~"' lrnmed. occup Contat1 Jue Lii We:.t '1ewport, on ~ 6'iJ.~
the i.and. w1lh M f', £or ---------
'17Srno 67>84-11 r-:\t''>
Rmmt 2l·:Kl i.hr 2bd lbd
C.:oodo, C M SJ!lO .. util
~·\146>1
Fem roommate, 21 ZH,
$225tmo mcl· uu l <!br,
2bo. 6'12·8481 aft. 6pm
CM
Jlunungi.on & .. ch
11;-;xs 8t·d1°h. Sic> \
11 ""ft " or "' O\Jl
I um i 1>honc lint.:.
U fcr :' ,\gl 5::.6 i71S I ----
*Pl.USH*
Uppt:r Nt-wpor1 ~x~· !-ttt·
II&. upwadt.-d ~m<J fir
window office dVa1l mo
fo"emalc, non smoker. to mo. rent 111cl rccpt .
S200+util. Irvine. Bob oon/. rm., roHee. mad & 5.52-1S:.>Shern559-6ll6 -.ec. ~rv. & copier ¥v111 l
833-SBTl.
Mature per&on wanted to s hre nu He h hom~ ME'WPORTCEHTE:R
w/rrwote.r $250. 960-4250 Tu~ plush omces a' aJla·
ble 1n attorney sua tt>
l..arge Laguna bouse to \hiny t-xtras included
s ha re w rrompalable "ilh rent. Call ~bb1e
sins:le parent & cbald .. _7_~_9_oo _______ _
225 or S'Z75. lsl & last V\{'W of Bay. tst 11me of.
Olli Pam. s.16·2044 days, fered. 2 d1x officl'!I . AP
61-4349 eves. t>n>X. lotJOMl. fl 2 p\1
~man 3S has nm.• balbs 2400 W Coai.t
Jo: Ol6ta Mesa home to ~'Y 731-3605, 64()..~-
11hare wath M ,.. 25.35
S200. Noa ·:.moke r .
~7709
Slal"(' 2500 sq fl c-ondo rn
Tiie UJuff,, l'275 mu ~ I 1
utd Call 557 711llJ or
~·1()..6339
F'cn1C1lc to 'hr N1·w1X1rt
homt.'. Chcup -.umm!'r
rental.
Ken 673-.tii:!.'.!
WESTCLIFF BLOG.
NEWPORT BEACH
• -i• •• , ~~ '' ['), .... ~, .... ,..,.a,•
~,,.c_._
~=-.--./-./---.,/ ............. ./~----.1 -.-. ....
Call Mr. Howard
645· 6101
t:n1 ~ rt of lah r.1c·sl
4)50 '-io\\1oOrt lit.'JI h. ,\mplt•
••••••••••••••••••••••• lJd{luuL~J
WANT bf>
GaraRc in ('d~f
673-«!f,()
C<filA M f--'iA
GaraRe & st.orai.:e 3rNI'\
ll\.Wlable. Ask for Craai.:
A.:ent ~!IOOC>
Sl.ot:U:f' garag('S for rent
On Balboa Pe nano;u la
Ol.:Xt t.o f\Jn Zone < 101'2'"'
20l-:a' 1 673-2943 or
673-39.-.i
Storage garnf(l'. :.inRh·.
!JX20, Costa Mesa. SSO
rm .. 612-4007 -----Office Re.ttal 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
JZJSSq. n . ~mo.
1617 Westcbff. N D.
Agent, S.1·5032
EXEC. SUITES
Prime Newport Beach
loc. Near 0 .C. airport.
Rent tncl. reception'. coo·
fer e nce rm. )analor
serv., utlls, 100 free
C'op 1eit & m o r e.
Secret.anal serv. avail.
wor Doug 851-9411.
El«!cullve olhces avall In
fuU serv. ofc bldg Nr.
O.C.. Alrport. Keeept &
phone am.. secy serv ..
con!. rm. etc. Pleuse caU
752-6188.
•NEWPORT BEACH•
•PRlllE LOCATION •
SO y<b from waterfront!
SOOaqft.
(7141 9M.sllN
•DELUXE 0Ff1CES•
From 1 rm. up to 1700 sq.
ft.. trom 93' ft . No lae
req. Beblnd Airporter
ffotA!l at2172 DuPont Dr.,
ault.e8. ~. 9-12
PRESTIGE
WATER.FRONT
LOCATION
~wporta.ach
~Sql-'I
·~aeular Bay \'1ew'j
•W('t Bars. f'lrepl.ices
•Pnvat<' Palms
•Immediate Ava1lab1ht
Pll!J.Se Call ror an Appl
675-8662
$100 mo Phone an,wer·
1n~. Xerox l'O VY
!'iecretary service ,, .,. J ti
631.00S.S .
PICllO
Executi•~ Suites
Offices avail. in qwet
digrufiechuiu :20Zl Busi-
ness Center, I rvine.
1524?34
Desk space $100 mo, sm1
offire SlSO . 1827
Wcstcli!I. N.B. 631-0900.
CatOHA oa MAR
Deluxe 2 r m. office.
parkmg. air-rond. 3SO Sq.
f\. S22S Per mo. ~cs 675-6700
U.GUMA IEACH
Excel. loc ation. a II
~beS. 3 office al.lite.
Oln be leased separate·
Jy. 71) per sq n.. 4"-4451
9-e exec. oles xlnl N. 8 .
Dove St. loc. Copier .
1225. 97$-0848; 788-1835
EXECUTIVE SUITES
NewPOrl Cente r, tull
services, private. ~an
view, ~l630. 759·9036.
rrnce for be ln C M by <.tle-bcdroom cottage io
11Hix>rt $750 furn., SfJOO qwet s pot In Laguna
unfum. :5&>-ZUJ Beach. C.orona del Ma r
-----or Costa Mesa f-Or $300 OT
Uowntn" n LJ gu na I~<;. QUJcl area essen·
flt.•ach. ~Al ~4 ft $300 llJJ Wnte ad 1636, c ·o
n•1 333 Jrd.~t , L.t;. Bl·h The U a 1 I y P i t o l
1ll.l1:tl3 2341 :-;1:vr..papcr. P.O. Bo.,.>t
---15ti0. Co~ta Mesa, CA
l>\'\ \ l'OIYf l'Li\Zi\ •12r.26 or t elephon~
IJH I\" I:. <Jf( IU:;TAI L b~7654
'il'At:i": AVAI LABLI:-; ----------
<«illll·tni.aoniry Spani:.h WA.VfED Bach. a pl. ii\. t;>kl~ Xlnt I()( at1on n~ar Cd~I or Balboa Isl. $350.-
h,.,rbor 49&~.4!14 ~ Mo. Can Jane eve!>
S4IS-8003
• 3, 136 SQ.FT.*
Pnav-Newport Ht-a ch
lo<: John WJyne A1rpor1
oo CampW> Dr Ground
floor. Tt'd, ~62
i OO sq rt office ~pa re
a\ai..I al NB at PCH SZi!
1111('1 uti L Robbie S411 Oi 5 7
64.S-0221 "' h
LAGUNA. HIGUEb
Deluxe olfl('('. 828 :.q n.
~ pro(ess bldg, pnmf
loc<~1100 . s trt'el ex
po:.urt-. Cro"n alle\ "'™'>' 1131 151.f
8ayfron1 o<rarf'. parkanJ? &
JJn1 to ri .d, $3~5
liU ~13-IO(JJ
NEWPORT CENTER
PIU!'Jl. pnvatt•. ocean vu
F\111 st-r\"lt't' f'Xt'C. of·
Ill~ Anllqu1• decorated
• 'flfli rm 64-1 i I HO ---
U r.re 'P<ll't• ror ltoa~e al
n.·~nable 1·c:t<.t for de
sign and t•ni.:an(,·nn~ tt··
lld!lb m lu1thJY d··.,1rabl1.!
loc:Jllon m·ar a1rpor1
fn~a)''> Servares :ind
.i.mi:ruues 111duded with
lt'a~ Ca II f..10 SOW
~sltttttait 4450 ...........•••.••......
MK" 'I.Ore & office :spa ct' :ll
n•.i.""1Jblt' rates
500 to 2700 Sq Ft.
\1ESA VERDE ()R
PLAZA
1S25 ~tesa Verde f;, C.~f.
54>4123
•l*WPORT /C.M.
Lp to4700 sq n. avail at
r>nmc corner. 17th &
:\wpt Bl. 67s-roc>o
lax> sq n In medical bid it.
A\ ail for ammed . or·
t"ui»tnt•y. Ample park·
11\g. Newport. 645-6501.
IESTOH
HARIOtt II.VD.
~ remodeled shop·
pang cenuer in Costa
Mesa has olfices avail
for unmed. occupancy
from approx 480 t o
14,5Qjq. ~ W /OOW Crpl3 &
pamung at reasonable
rates. <.:all Paula S. Katz:
1\gl..213~
ln heart aC Laguna Beach
,\rt Center. shop 10· x 19'.
~526-6100, 49-4-7447
Couuuoarcial ....... 4475 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~· bldg. 100.000 trarc.
rotnt cmr. Joe. ae.mna Newpor t /Costa Meal.
Prin. only. Bltr. S.0-7S
• ~tw._... 4100 ... .................. .
S50 Ind Ole near nu.
2785', 18101 Redondo Cir.,
IJ5, Hunt Bcb 842-2834
.... w ... 4600 .......................
--------
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Established
Retail gift and stoneware
bu\lllC!>S 111 elegant shop-•
pang ~ter. Jdeal owner
operat 100 . Turn key.
\\1th excellent returrf.
Ulmer retLnng. $72,000
Pet.Shop lieach Area
I.&.\• down. well est bl· d
A~. (714 >87<H 296
PET SHOP
~ach area. $50,000 net.
Wcll estbl. · XlntT<5c.
So ~t Business Sales
8TIH296; 12131~1-0477
H<IT DOG SfAND-Majo~
shopping center . Cree
Mandin~ bldg. Easily
financed. 645-1103,
~-
Small Restaurant
f'ORSALE
~5468 or S48·2509
...... .,Sdtool
+ Real estate. Newport
Hetghts. catl now for de-
tails . Cen l ury 2 1
Newport Cen ter .
64().5357.
Boal.bldg.. Custom Bus .•
in Port Townsend, Wa .•
111dudes complete sbop·
cqt;p .• 3 boats (30' to 38')
Wider .coostruction, al
custom. order, good
pcteritial If uture orders,
very lowsbopoverbd. In·
qWies: Boatbklg. Bua .•
P .O. Box 281, Port Towoseod. WA. 98368
ICE CREAM/ETC.
Xlnt Newport Pier loc.
Call for detail&
~ SJS...5865 ............ ()pf~ twffy SOil •••••••••••••••••••••••
Investor needed for Joint
venture on c uatoni
Lagwia Beach comtruc..-
tioo project. Need $70,.
cub + c:o·sigo. Call
Paul. «-4144
....,."-10~
······················~
Cannery Village otrlce
space avall. l lge & 1
sml. Broker67~912.
.cdM DELUXE SUl'}'ES,
from $295. Air cond .•
a~ pie«. UUI pd. 28$$
E. Oil Hwy. 67S..OO
Execullve omce with WWMCS ln Costa Mesa or
11ecretar1 /reception lat Irvine area, .2 or 3 BR.
area In new business house preferred. 3
cent.er at O.C. Airport. Adults. Xlnl n!Cereaces.
Complete with dctks and 6 73. 5 7 O l E v e a • 4c
phone system for Im· ~enda.
{NEED
v1MONEY
• c:aDITMo
,.
a>SQ. n . ..so mo.
4001 Bittb St. N .8 .
A.teal. ~1.scm
roed.I•~ move·in. ~ -u-.,1-------
m:>. 557·13'71 -""~ woman ~ S>. dealtft tumtun· ru.m. room w [pvt be •
COM /Na Ad Sitt.er 1154,
80Gl03' hrl.
SZIO/Up, Cl1Jl. .tr,• 1q.
ft. 14341 Jlucb, •C. ww ...............
PIOIL ..
W&W1D.._
'1NPt
Ali ••tllr .:'£-Co9lt"'-"--_ ..
••
-
-• LM.; ·"'illte ... ba.ind MwlS-S-a. T.... I'• I Oft llJe. I DIMi IOH bh• tm,a=ot ....................... -----
WMiow bu money f(X' Ind
T.O. '11 No ~·r.t1t t'beid.,
no pnJty. SI0.000 min, ou
lat 8bc~ IWhlle Cat.
Ap\1 81.h. Vlr lllb, 6
Plat'taua ~VIU
miuc ll'or' a<"t Ion c • U Alt LOllit Rird, M c.:ocka let" I,
673 73Jl lll\YlHOil v1c l!jtl\ •If arbor C M . ________ 1 l:ry body, bnl.hl >t>\low
hod Rt'w1trd. 1>)'11
~l.&u~n~ 2ND T J) MONIY
A•allabM Now MoP.i,offP~
Moc...dtCMc:k
Tw.Ae•lble
CaJI Hkr 61~
lave Mess.a• Ptealt'
• -£-•••/ ,.,.._ ... /
Lott&Foe.d
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Aoo Wl-•b 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---. ~.
Georqt L. Miller
3065 Gibralt.11r
f\XJ.'lll> M Tf'mcr ·mix
blarlL • wh1tt' puppy
Llhr brn collar V 1t
(. t 831 '*7
1-'uund f:olden H vt \ r
M•ll· \ 1c u .. na Hiii•
H11hschuol. 4 19 180.
d&l 1'46
f'OUND SA MOYED,
fem. POODLE MIX.
gray male. SHEP. MIX.
will male. BLACK &
TAN HOUND. male .
BLAO< ., wmn; short
~a~. Newport
Reach Animal Sheller,
fl44-:wi56 -------C<ibt.a Me~a Jo'OUND: Ladies r ing,
You are Lhe wi.nner of Supt'flOr Ave., NB. To
hrn free llckel.$ t SI0.00 1rk-nlJJy call 646-3004 art
viduel, to SPM ·
So.C9if. c.tebrity Found : wht Cat, nr
T...nClcnak >8th/Anaheim, CM,
Apn l 2l6lb Fem., declawed. 548·9«2
Lo6 c.a balleros l..OsT: Male Doberman.
Racquet & Sparts Club cha.In collar , loog ears.
Fount.am Valley Adams & Es tancia. TidteU may be clu1med by calling 642·5678, ext. ,_96Ul08 _______ __
J --a-I. ....... 7100 ~........ 7111 ............ 7100 ,._,,, , •.
eeeT .......... = ....... ~ eeeT .. -.. ..--.. ~ ;;;t"" ......... -..... lla'W t1• "7· -,., .. ~W Jz• 71M ~W ' • 71• ..:... ~Me! ......... !~.~~ 0 ~~~.' ~ -.:ar.i.su ~ ..... LtelT eeer. ............ •-•• ;;;z; .............. _ • .-.... !., ..... ~~~
•NSY LADY * ·~ ... .111.. , ..... ~ •d· ...... -. UIHOMC• ~CAR.!.::bDMdedla. n I a.rte.a. lavolee pro· -- --==--dlb• -1 .,.._ • 1 .. --. ~-.. uft· eeaaor. auu t 1pe, .lltltl.,.~-· (J(11CAU;Ofll.Y ~ matlWM. E•par. TICHMCIAN Cll110m• I' U t•~ in . My home eu ~ wtth 111"
•f7J..1 IJI• ~ • 1tr ~ W9k Candldatta will be ""' •a • .,. fw Verela. a.u 7»1'00 tat ....U. ..... aJerlnlU•· ... 122•f1RWT • -~.· .. 1.1000 lrlMeM&atMpra111111fta :•w~ .... ,.naat 5ld11 -.VAeJo.noaa ~ .,..1 IKRI lll8Cll£l:l'Otrl'CALL mo Call for Appl. o( hMrt nlva U.iue, , TDlJIO•••y •....,J• ~10 ~ <.a.1......a ~te1it1 e .... S. Cl.llUCAL ----ON •~-., -r.: dotu"*'-Uoa of .._ a _.__ ,. .......a-. ~-a.tc 7•U . Ufm·7am... .-~., .--UClntApp t . "'-.,..-. , ... . _, ., ....... ~. m~c. f"'·" •'-. m w. ........ DO, = and Vl"I''--" r-. -..,, abrlcatlon order11. l!,';•h te H.A. Aetura&e t--'-1 • de· ...., w.. r _, " -. l'at\ Clow, expetl•~• .-oUw dutlee ,_. CM.111.-Z • • »-3Dboura per week ..._.,.,. MMIOl .,....onn r 81 PO .... IJ07. peadlbUyabMllL for H moolbl; co&&td
_ · w..1ped. We otter an s. ci .... te c become permanent.
M 'OunU"ICltnwltbac· xlnt be&eflt pro1ram. tJ67J. '· •· XlntBnllflU c&.m 1>rher'e llceue re•
c:o u.o l 1 Pl u k I• u • l"8ue apply In peraoa • OC Airport Area CU5TO.. •VICI cpNd. Clll
•LOll'S•
llc.+a•o.tc..1
J4th. 7Ja.ltl2
NOWtDRINO ~.,.,.C:..JJUCMS300 1-waMpm. BAROUU.. Jl\aU or part· foTidericllbrownAaaoc. We Nve a illau&la~ PalrlckTool --SMLIY, INC. u--Sala..., + c .., 545---i... •-r 60-4321 for interview ..... 17800CIUetlcAv, Irv. ..... ., ' ·•· ~-.mour ut·pac m.!•CNnL. .,.. fnl(. a&Maace by Stove, Mffnture tra~•I Ad· ~~··-•n.......rt ... 1., ~days. ~ 0.PAltlDant. -U c'd Tbeupa.t, NS. "*llllraUvw ~4lnJc CAt...,"l')'V • c.mp..,r. Thi.I penoa wUI work OIAN&ICOAST
UAM 81'M Ai,ipt c>nl,1. -....114 t.o rnoUoo pit· 8lrmUd. Part·Ume. Ex· •.a.lllCAL•• wi&b CUl&OIDtrt procw. DAILY PILOT ~1 lift J)huW&raph.ir. k•· A'SSEMBL£RS • & per.nolll9C'e&i&f1.Tlra· flltaNk"ed lrvtae mta r iDI their orders fl 3IOW.8ayr•~t
qulrcia lntciroallonal WAREJIOllSf:PEOPLE bo's i C.U:MMZSO. bu opeQiq fOI' sharp Pl!rlormins any and all ~11:;.-
llltt,,.., ua\/\:J, with llltttel\ts In -lrvloe ba1ed e lcc· IAITIMDllS penoa. Vf!r/ bvy pbonea, neceuary follow· up. Re· Equal =unity hc.+t Ul.tdoon & wrltlnit. No tronk.1 diatr. Good job ~· _.... w/ft~aururesesi quiremeru ate a couple o ...,. .._ t1 • 1 • •• fUJl Ume ~. 7~ Lo start. .......... d years experience In an c.m yer -~ -, _ 11lu<llo ucwr1tmce ,_,. Opportunlues & co. bene. Put ume on call SS.~ to related c rica r~~~~~~~~~ -~-SJMCfVISA ~IA&'\..¢ AU n:pilc11 C"OO· &bCa.U Bob Tracy Mon· sc.art. Private Country <Miel. 32 hr wk. Moo· lndultnal saie. environ· 1· iudurt"d Reques t 10· f)'i.8-5.~ Cl b c ll t Thur. Full compan y meat" the ability lo DaAFrSMAM
•POD SHOP•
1'72-4776.
:M llr Outo ll ~·h ICI.'
Malt•~ Ill l'(~t·
"''lit" fo r mnk:i.
J.)I "Mn
,._ Pcriin.Ek.
J•or ~leer'-' <~11
Pt.Wll.'
Lttdlcs 1-'l-ee lhas month <X>UPU~onJy 7»-0674
SlNGU S only 7S0-0677
Heool'ded Mict; 34 Jira.
DAY&
~VEN ING
O.C. AIRPORT
•ESCORTS•
972-4976
10AM4AM
MEWD•TES
OUTCAU
ESCORTS
•642-8523•
J41n
R u . • or appt. benefits --a..-bWt or~" openteofficeequlprnent p••-... ....__,_ for amall'' ' rvlew to escarc h ~ ,.,..,... y -lncludln1 the 10 key iu ... ., .......
O.:i,it , P O R<>x 8!H5, ASSlttlt.BS hrs very :iooo. Manhall ca.lculat.or. Plust con· growing luer mfg. rlrm
Un1ve rul <:it y, CA. For-,...•ca'"''"""" ... _.1 .... BEAtmCIAN -Exper, Aluminum S4il-9l80 A1k tactPeuoonel Office. In Ca p o Val ley . lllllOll ...,... .... .., .... .,.. "" !>harp, progressive forSbatoo •~amlllarit)' with pre·
--2Yeanu:per1en~woJ'k. needed. Call for 10• ~~~~~~~~~ c11ioo mt1chanlcal ••· ~~----. 11111! with small medical tervtew w1Kera1JD HB -.......,.S,.cl11Hu ~mb'y dwg. des ired.
* AMrtisilg * STilT
parts. Hours 7am to 3:30 ~· · l&tOMonrovla,C.M. ~ -
pm. Excellent beoeCits ~ ---------• 6Q.3'27 • E.O.E.
MAKING SSS
woriwtg coodiUons. Mis· Oeal&y As6 't, $5 per br. CLERICAL sioo Viejo area: Only u c'd reqwred..
t.ba&e seelung permanent 64.S-O'll2
"TQOA.Y!!!
The Dally Pllot needs a
pt!ni(lll for our Class1f1ed
employment need apply.
Call Susan 581.:113().
Advert1s in1< Depart· ---------ment. The person we ~rs
Mlek should have sales or leading 0 .C. electronics
t elephone s a les ex-manwacturing compJny
periem-e. be able to type has the following r .:·
· 4Swpm 1electnc1. havti a quirement:
plt1asant personality & As.su1*'9t ~,..,.
1!1\joy working with a Must have 1 year solder·
greatgroupofpc.'Ople! mg experience. Wtll he
Wt• olfcr excellent com-rec:iuired to solder hook.
flWl.Y benefits Including turret terminals, wire
.mirllcul, dent.Ill, life tn· solder & t..ouch·UP l'CB's.
!.urance, credit union, Apply at:
etc. Salary PLUS com·
Oll.!>S1on ! ~ c-1-As.t-Please call for int iew .__. ~ftlmWS Personnel Dept. 1640 Moorovla. C.M.
6'2...:121,ext.277 642-3'27 E.0 .E.
ORANGE .COAST
DAILY PILOT
3.'K> W. Bay SL
Costa Mesa
ASSISTIM
Beauty Al.s'L ~per hr.
u c'd requared.
64S-0212
BINDERY position a~I.
Elcp nol oec will t ra 111
nood own transp. Nwpt
Heh pnnUnR co~ -8232
~/CASHIER
F1t1me for '>ml retail
!>"t.oru. Payroll, Ar 1AR.
Cha1>in 'b , !>o . Coast
Plaza
BOOKKEEPER·lmmed
~ for full charge
Wcpr. capable of l\andl·
~11( all runct1ons thru
traM balance . Salary
.rommeosu.rate w /exper
& abllily. Xlnt company
bene{1ts. C.OOU.ct ofc mgr
Tapette Corp.. Garden
Grove. 6:5-7960
ratlfic Mutual, a leading
West Cout Insurance
company located in
Newport Beach, has Lb(!
foUow\ng open&Qp:
•Teletype
Opttaloe
<6Swpm typing, good
concent.rabon and com.
lllUDICatian &ldJ.la l .
•C• .. atiag Clertc
< F..lll.ry level poejtaoo re·
qiare. rnathemaUcal1ac·
('OWlting slulls aod 45
WJXD l )1>tllg l.
•Policy C•a•CJ•
5plcl•atT1•11
a. .. s
Part tJme & full time
gnryeyard, part t1meaw·
1ng. Apply ?·Eleven
Store, 1097 W. Balter,
C.M.
OR.&$ MAKER-Exper
-F'Ull or parl·t1me. • wrn or 962-1.580 eves
DIUVMS
~Cab, 770-0222
DRIVER
a.•TYPtST Valid Calif. driver 's lie. Must be 18+yrs. Clean TO $175 d r I v i n g r e c o r d .
lnten:stin1 PQlfttlo n In Doatswa.in·s Locker. 2431
Salt.>s Admin/"Depl. or W.CoastHwy.NB.
large Irvine company. ---------
Plmty o1 opportunitf tor DRIVERS -S200 Week
Rr owlh & C'Xce l cnt WIU train truck: drivers.
benefits . Call Rlla. ()pen8am-8pm.995-841.J
~-Coest.al Perl'lOl'I· nd Agency, 2790 Harbor. Driver /Gardener comb .
C.M. Never A Fee. Have valid CA license.
Good driving record.
COMPANION. m a ture Mm. age 20. Apply at
female w /CaUf drivers P e nnysaver, 1660
beeme Lo assist active Placentia. CM.
female 3 days a week.---------
Call Ad Sitt.er •6GG>0, 1--------1ttws. DltlVERS
Men or womea 25 yrs or
m.. Pet IOMll Senices 5360
••• LOST. bile cockapoo m ix •••••••••••••••• ••••••• w.somc wht. on pa ws , PROBLEMS-Nee d t o
MOVIE EXTRAS male. Red colla r wttags Talk? Free l'Ouru.ehn~.
Equal Opportunity
Employer ~~ ............
EDITOR SURVEY
5.:.IPM to 9:30PM. Moo·
day thru Friday -
9::.lAM to l :30PM Satur-
~-Great for collegians
and moooh gbters. S84 .00
per Wt'ek . ON LY
REQUIREMENT IS A
GOOD VOICE. Call .
642-4321. ext. 312 after
5.JOPM, Monday thru
Friday
BOOKKEEPERJl'·T -
Waraed part·ume book·
kcqJer w /!Ome tax ex.
per. & adauns know bow
to '4'0rit for invest.meal
ben.laog ftrm m Npt. Top pay & more room for
adm advancement. Call
7~1913
c Req\I res 40 wpm typ..
Ing. abWty to compose
letters and u se a
calculating m a chine,
and good math rusoo·
Ulgl
COMPANIOO -Elderly otder. Know the coast
woman seeks m iddle oues.Net.S180 aweekor
Sllldwoman toshrhome mor e. Ora nge Coas t
& dome6tJc duties. Non· Yellow Cab, 17300 ~L
smoker. Salary. Miss Herrmann. Fountain
Vae)O 491>~ Valley. t :'lio or Slater and white flea collar. ABCHelplme 645-2222. AIRCRAFT PARTS& Hollywood Cast• Vic. 17th & lrvtne, CM. pt1ot SUJ>phes store net."<is incJ Co. 645-47!12 ~t & ulS1cle salesperson, neat
1M..•'<l all l)'pt·s of people Pound· Keys on Monrovia Prepc. atiott OJppearancc req. Fu II
tor movie of the wl•t•k · ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • llmc !">40-7594
and 1!12(fs feature (1lm. ~~~~~·Call to Jobs Wmhd. 7075 -------
Special needs, s hort· ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Answenng Service nl'Cds
hain>d mt>n & uttracuve fo'bund: Black male ear. T r a o s I a t o r , Telephone Operator for
1wmen to <10 years as ShorthaJred.Vic: 17th & S panis h /Engl i s h , 7AMto3PM shlft.Apply
wdl ..ll> different types & 'I\lstm Ave. 4/15. 548-l:>m ~/Spanish. In 111Y in person. 228 Jo'orest I re·
a i.:c~ fnr TV c u m · _ home.645-9275 ar1Lag. Bch.
111crcials Our clients _,
liuvc uppean.'<1 In such hna-s 5350 HOUSE Sl'M'EHS: 2 re·
films ;is . . " THE ••••••••••••••••••••••• llable, male senjors. For
HOS Jo;.', • · t 9 41. ', PREGNANT? Caring, moreinfocaUblS-7402.
"ROCKY II "", and Kenny confidenUal counseling &
Rog c r ., .i ' • • T 11 i:: relerTal. Aboruon. adop-French girl 28 ~Ing for t: ,\ M H LI:. R · •. c 0 m . uon & k.eeplng. be.rt.ender or housework.
ni.:rc1als . . Datsun. APCARI:: 547·2563 Calla5978
Coke. McDonalds .rnd ---------
many other~. Not a COVER GIRL
::.t-hool or taJent DRCncy. • 953-0771 •
SJ> to a ~1ble ~a ;MllrOutcaUService day. Fee req'fJred 1f ac-
<t'P(rd 121:11462 5701 or
t:!J.31-llis-4493. Slh yt•Jr or
l11:lp1ng newcomer, into
m1w1t'S. No expcncnce
PRE LAW student needs
Si!5,<XX>. W11J do anything
Lega l. Coofide n t 1a l
OVM. PO. Box 3242, net-essar)' ••. _ N.8~.
<.l~...n View HJgh School
11Jl'CDlS who are m f>UP·
port of the variable
t·r t>dlt sys t e m Jre
LHGBD lo wnte ex-
pressin~ your views to
the Bn!ew 1n CJre ol
Oceall View I l1~h School
pnorto Apnl 20. We nc.-ed
your support to save our
svstcm'
DIAMOND WANTED:
-------
Lost & fOWKI· 5300 .....•.......•••....... -------·
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Cal~
642-5678
lost or Foond a pet? Call
Animal Ass istan ce
League. 537-2273, no fee.
Found or 108t a pet? Call
Sper 1al Pa ls llotllne.
714 /V/2-1235, 21.J 1289-35 lS
$300 REWARD : Lo st
male Pug. Fawn clrd
w/black fac e. V ic.
University Park. Irvine.
Children heartbroken.
~l-li022 or SS2·0146 or
98S3iMl
Pnv. party wtll buy 1to3
raraL cash. N.B. 546-4975
~GE simpatico
Your masseur·
L-; Bob James
Outcalls 9-U , 494-5111
••
SPIRITUAL READINGS
IOUm-IOpm. "'11ly Llc"d.
492-7296 or 492-9034. 1815
S. Caauno Real, San.
Clem.
GnatC ;my
ESCORTS
ZI Hrs 641-0180
CHECKS /MC /VISA
Clrarles Angels
*Dutcall*
642-1112
MC/Visa
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
6'2-lS71
,~ .. 'e· " e~ ~~-·~· DOY\'+&jt~
> ·• ~'#oh~ ~~ 'e~eu (r,. ,, ean~ Hi T rw1ni"'l-
·•• ... Will ~ ~OU( oe(k, ~
~-~~ ZA-nu~ ;J ~ .. r I ""fJ~ "1!k.
YOU rN1't/ request Ad-Sitter .vice when
plocing yoor ad ..• our Ad-Sitter
number will appear in yovr Doify Pilot
ad ... Ad-Sitter tolces your messoges .•
. you ml in ot your conwnience to get
the •ISpQI-to your od •.• this terv;c.
ia onfy $5 per wttk. For mort
lnfor tnation and to place your od coll
6aa11 .
Mature woman des ires
position as companion I
practical nurse. Exp.,
xJm. re!s 499-3998
PROF. BARTENDE R
will serve al your pvt.
party, recep., etc. Also,
some pbot.og. Call lhll.
eJ.1379
Past congressional In·
vestigator will do
anything legal If interes t·
mg. Duke 963-0916
7100
···········~-·------···
Ac<nanting
A.CCOONTING
TEMPORARY
ASSIGNMENTS
Orange County ls boom·
ing ! And so are we!
we·re .............
actounlerqis
There are many new
fi.nns moving mto the
Orange County a rea, br·
mgmg about an mcreas·
101 de mand for ex·
penenced a ccounting
peniOllll(!1.
CPA's
AudJtors
Tax Accountants
Cotil AcCOWltants
Senior Accountants
Hookltecpers
AC'OOWWng Cler.s
lf you are not aware of
t.he, benefits of working
temporary, visit us or
give us a call, we will be
happy to discuss it with
)'OU. We are located in
the Coldwell Banker
aaJding
zm N Broadway 1200
SantaAna
C714tllMIOl
FREE PARKING
ACCOUNTS
PAYAl&.E
IOOU9llt
A full Ume position IB
available for accurate
peraQD with at Jeut l WO
y.,.. experience in pro-
ominl account.I PAY•·
ble, wortiaa 1mow&ec11• m PQl'Oll and malalaln· inl bmlt account.I. Must
S---toocl office akllls. Permanent poelllon wllh
good salary. Company
paid life, h oapltali medical a nd denta
benefill. Company credit
t.nion. App(y at:
OltAMGI COAST
DAILYPILOT
330 W. Bay Strett
ColtaJleu a.tween tbe boun LU(.
5PM. Call '°" appolat· mmt pleue. 142-4121, flt.277 BQullo..t1 Employer
Ar1.Dept..
mlSTANT
ART llRECTOR
Promot.ioo ol our seruor
arost creates an exce p-
tional opporturuty for a
skilled, professional
. artist in a busy. creaUve,
f0tr·person art depart·
ment.. Applicants should
be thoroughly grounded
m spot and process color
print techniques . JI .
lustratJon. l<tYoUt, type
specification. le ttcnog
and wr brush tecb.oique.
Su<.'CICSSI ul cand.lda le will
have at least rour years
expcncnce. with the em ·
pha.m in art prepar ation
for the pnnl med.1a.
Art di'partment manage-
ment experience and a
degree in commercial
art are destrable.
Salary ranges Crom S300
U1 ~a week wus com·
pletc benefits packag~
including htalth and den·
talplans .
Apply m person between
9AM and 4:30PM. Mon·
day to Friday. or c11ll
642-43Z1. ext. ZT1. fo_r a P·
powtmcnt mterv 1ew.
ORANGE COA.ST
DAILY PILOT
JJOW. Bay St.
Costa Mesa
An Equal Oppartunity
Employer
ASSEMBLERS a.EAM
9MROMMEMT OUr growth has created
an immedtate need for
Individuals wi t h
min.lmwn 6 months f ac-
tor)' experience. ()pcn-loes on 1st and 2nd ahtft are available.
Modetn. clean facilities, Pld starting salary with
3 RAISES I N THE
FIRST 90 DAYS OF
EMPLOYMENT. com·
PfUlY pe.ld benefits, fre·
quent salary reviews and
Christmas week shut·
down are combined to
create an excellent over·
all '\U'ldng environment
with a leader in the sta·
ble, growth-o rie nted
medical equipment field.
Apply in person after
9AM.
BENTLEY
LAIObTOIJIS.
IMC.
112.Z ReYDOlda
Irvine, CA 82714
C714t 14WOZO ..m.IYIS
GIOWIMG
F.qual Oppty Employer -,.,,!H
MSEMBLERS we will
\rain. Apply 7am ,
Macareaor Yacht.I, 1131
Plaeealla, Colta Meta
Asst. Apt Mmari' Couple : Wife·o f:ce,
husband-maintenance .
3X> units, Ocean.side. Ex·
periencereq"d.
TSLMgmt
Attendants needed for
sel.f-servi ce µs s u. lions
in 0.C. Must be extreme·
ly reliable & hones t a nd
good w tnumbers . Call
for appt. 646-9661
AUTOMOTIVE
T11£SBVICE
and light repairs. Willing
to tram.. Newport Tire
Center. 3000 E. Coast
Hwy,Cd.M.
Babys itte r , working
mother needs mature
pes-son. 3-5 evs a week.
No housework. good
salar}'. own trans. C :.t
area. 54& 7778
BABYSITTER /llSK PR
-Live-in for 2)-r old girl.
Beaut Ir\' home. Pvt
rmt balb. Good p ay.
SS2-3TT3
Banking
. TB.LBl ,IDPlt'D
Sotl.h Coast Bank, an in·
dependent bank. 10760
Warne r . Ftn. Valley .
!m-7350 E. 0 . E
.,~ rc"'"9A11't
Job Cost Clerit
Nt."Cdt.."d for it't'hl~t'turaJ
& urban design firm. Sa1Ar:Y nexlble, benefll!I.
Plc.ase ~d n.'!lumc to: P~ u.>12 Sky Park Ctr·
cle. lrvme92714.
BOCYill A TT ENO E."IT -
l'art time Call Judy.
642-4644
CA FE1J-;RIA STYL E
COOK "for service dell. rook.lo& for a steam tbl.
Good fnnge benefits. See
~tore m agr . Hug h e-;
~larkt~. 3433 Via Lido
Ur .• Nwpt Bch. 67S.39JO
Car Wash
Clstuen wanted f ul I or
P'f f\nVly,SalltaAnu,
i\Npt Bch.. Call ~-4400.
8-6. Ask ror Nancy.
CASHIER
Jou ll lime for exdus1ve
Ladles Fashion Store.
Good salary & benef1L~.
JOHNHOGA.H
lll Fashion laland
644·7100
CASHJJo:R pa rt time. col·
legc rood i.crv1cc, u.c.
Irvine. Some expcr. nee.
Call 714 /113J-mo9, 6991.
----------. Ask for Sue Of' Mike Banlang
-Tal.ER Cashfef
Oceamilcle Federal Sav.
ings bas immed.. open·
ings for a fuJI time & a
part time Teller in 1t 's
new San Juan Capistrano
olfice. This position of·
rers an xJot opportunity
to develop yOUr technical
& oommunicallon skills.
to Jll"OgJ"t!SS in a ra p1dl y
growing Cina nc1a I or·
ganizauoo. Expen ence
is helpful but not re·
q\Ared.
We offer an xlnt starting
salary & comprcberu.1ve
benehl package. AP·
pllcatJ ons may be ob·
ta.ined at:
OCEAHSIDE
FIDEllAL
SAVINGS
*FOTIIUT• Arc you a self starter"
Do you ltlte to work
w1linut.ed i.uperv&Sion &
at the same lime learn
sa.lm alnl.ls, cash control.
c:ustomer relalloo."i & tn·
vem.ory control & enjoy
major company bene.
lrnmcd openlnRs from
!Oum to Jpm. Moo.·Fr1.
If Uus is what you are
lookmg for. call 96444~.
1:.:.0.E.
Olstuer, ruJI time, mature
woman experienced pre·
ferred, appty m person.
Wells ~pennarket 3347
E. Q)ast Hwy. CdM .
CASttaS ,i1lnt-•I
U AM to 3 PM. ~ day
...... &'D-3841
*Clerlr/T • t <~wres \0 ~ e&·
pen«K"e. SO wpm, typ. &nsc. and light pbooe ex.
J)l'fl("nCel
We offe r outs tanding
worlang condJuons. com
petruve sUtrting salary.
and a liberal benefits
puduliie wtucb includes
medtc·o l/denul In·
!.utancl' and 11.111100 re·
fund, Please apply in
person n t our persoaoe I
depanrneot or caU:
Donna Tafoya
PACIRC
MUTUAL
700 Newport Center Dr.
Newport Bead\. CA 92963
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M •fo'
QenraJ
SECRETARl!S
Employment a vail. lo
multi ... urround1ng!t .
(.;ompetittve pay , 1n ·
terVle~ & h11"(' For mor?
info caJI Tod Serv1res
~
U\·Lll'\W::.
rt~ '9SOHNll 5fP\/ICU
Q.SttCAI.
Working temporary is
the best way lO hnd your
challenge in lbe bus111t·~s
~ We att DOW t.n·
le:rvWing fort.be follQw·
mg loog term and short
term ass1gn!Deftts. Im·
medLate openinp.
• Sctry With s.H.
<Ion& c.enn ll.S6lgna>ent I
•S,...-6
...... Oil
16 mos expr. evening
libd't, 4 Ull midnight I ..... ~ .... ,
(Elcpr. req. or Fashion
Island law f um>
•CaTO..auton
ll" week assignment 1
• Poattag Cler\
( 10 key touch.4()wpm I
•Typists
(Dictaphone rcq.1
be t wn N cwhope. & Cook~ ~Ip want· U..Clid1
t'-1. full & part ume No ~~~~~~~~~ t•xp ~ry. Apply tn
PN)(Jll. Wh oll y C:ow
l<~i.ta ura nt , 34 ZCl Via
< )ft'>rt.c>. SI ._. 12. N lJ. Sc..-e
Mac .
Jo. L t: C T R 0 N I C
Tix::HtMARINE ELEC-
TRONICS -E xper a
must for this position.
Top wages µaid m in·
l.lustries for right in·
dJviduaJ. 714-960-2441
ca neede<J ror retl n•.
mtn f~t.IJty. 2nd shift.
Quantity cook.Ing n per.
req"d Good bencr1ts 1-.... -·HHRJ--•MG-•LA-B-
Nl'wport Vtll.d, 64.2·~ 1. TEC ... ICIAH
COOKS for Conv. H05p Minimum 1 years e:<·
Free health '"" after pe ri ence r e qui r ed .
probel.lon Pt'Mod. 1-:n~ry Medical company. t:x-
~ ~~off. Apply t'CJlcnt bt-ncf1ts & work·
1445 Superio r A\ l' ing cond1t1oos. Onlv
r..--port beach.. UlObe St.-elung permanenl -
employment need apply.
CXlUNrER HELP -Mon· c..tl ~. 581-3830. ~ U :30 lO 1:30.1~~~~~~~~
Counur0 G1rl, Kuster'a
C'\eanen. F'uU time 1&
.. : IQh. CM ~i022
COUNTER HB.P
Full or p!t1me . Ory
C l e an1nR p l ant .
F.astblwf Cleaners. 2547
Uutblwf Dr .. Newport
Beadl. 9266()
~ help, A.M • part
tune, no expcr. nl'<'Css.
Woma.n."Apply in P'.·r:-.on .
D1pp1ly Donut-.. 18~4
~Blvd .('M
CUSTODIAN
and ~rounds kN?pc·r for
lovel.v apt romple'< in
1 l li. XJnt pos1t1on for re·
Llnlc Apt +. ~alary. For
•PPl-521-8542
Dllta Processing
IACICG«OUMD
IHllM
SY'STIMS YI
SI 100
l.DVdy Jrvtne Co Rrowth
PQS.11loo. dynamic peo-
ple, Ca5uaJ :it mosphere.
Irvine Pen.onnel ARtncy
488 E. 17th, CObta Mes:.i
~~ -~2.:..!!_70 ~---
ESCROW omcER
,\o outs tanding o p
(.J(Jrturul> 1.., a vailahh-
wtth a lead.mg Savini!..,
and Loan. Selcc'ted ;ipplt-
t·a.rit "111 be a ··noat ·· to branr~ where nl-cdcd.
u '>~um1n ~
rc~pon:11h1ltl1L'S of a sale
t"'•<·r ow ofr1ccr . Tw11
)t·~ir. expcncnc:c :JS J n
, .. ., t' r o w o II 1 l" l' r o r
man;i11t>r , t)ptni.i an<I
r.JcuJutor skills arc re
q1.1rl.'d. 1l1L'i pos1t1on ''' ll!rs excellent growth
potmttal, an attrt1l't1vc
-.tarting .salary aod a..
complete bene f lt s
pack.age 111clud1.n~ paid
medical and dental cov·
l"r3gc and profit shanng.
Please s ubmit with
salary ht~lory in con· r.dcnc.-c to.
Oas.s1fied 1\d •684. Da ily
P ilot New~paper .
P.O Box 1560, Cos ta
M~a.t.:A.~
Equal Oppartunily
Employer ---
Ot!ltcatl-SSen Hl'lp. F.x . Jo.:X!Jl.'r Legal Scrrelary
peneoce preferreJ. over rK.~oded ror hl1"at1on &
18. f\111 Timc. ltca.l 1-:.,1ate Attorney m
644-5619 busy Newport Center
Law C>rficc. Wang exper. ·
DELJVERY PERSON · desired or will train. Freeway Auto Supply, Must PllMeSI good gram.
353&2 Avery Parkway, mar skills. Must have
M.V. ether dlctapbone exper.
~Camino Capistrano ::;;;;;;;;;;~~~--.-.-.. U\·Llin-: ~te l078,SanJuan ....
Capistrano. ca.llEIS
DEMONSTRATORS or good S.H. ekilla & be ab6e to wort well under ~Marker YoW' area. pressure. Saraf')' com·
Fri. S.t. ~+•day. Car mens urate w /ex per.
nee. 951·3918, 541·03'71, XlM. benefit program ln· 7141661·7200 Ail llMIQIAIY 'lll$0H3:S
An Affirmative Action 3123 .'-.._
Employer u U ~ TVTI.. MewportlMdt
Stl-0718. cl. pension plan, free
DEMONSTRATORS: puiung, 8 paid holidays,
atnkmg
C::::-a:dalT.-...
Cashiering experie nce
~bebeJpful
United ~omia Bank
122 Ocean Ave.
LqunaBeacb
aGt6 E.O.E.
IWOQNG ....... o,..,
MARKETS
()pcn1np now available
f<X' tu.II time Asslstant Mana&en 00 2nd • 3rd
sbJfts. No experience
nee. We train. Advance·
ment opportunity for manacement polilions lO
$5.50 per bour If ~ For more ln·
(onmdon • interview • aPllb' to .a.ore fl2. 3008 Crown Valley, La1una
Beach. 485-MQ. Will In·
tervt.w Mond'y Jhru
ntday trom Sam to 3pm.
F.quaJ ()ppor Employer
We a.re 0Peftln1 a new or.
flee ln ea.ta Mesa and we will need experienced
tellen. Excellent atart· in& salary + paid ln·
swance benefit• + paid •---------
vacat.lona. ' CHA.ROE N\JRSE U ·7.
Call Jou Ntllweader.
Personnel Director,
Tl4"'1-8K»ext. 25.
tmrrA•IAMI
721 No. Euclld. An•lm
E.o.E.11/F .
RN 0t LVN. Do you went
to nttuna fo nunl.n1? We
will reortemat. yqu ID a
imall ~IYG DW'I•
IDI home. Call ADD n-eq at Tbe Oardeae, .....
Part llme in your area. & working w /friendly
Grwery, Housewares. ~e in pleasant office Q.ERICAL 178-3380. surroundinp. Call Jan
F'.lltlY level poe1tion. 1 ---------Monis:M0-7CXIS.
year otrke experience Dental Assistant, u· ---------
requared. ability to work perieoced RDA. Crona IX1'U 14COMI
wllh hgures a must. Tak· polish. f\all time 32 hr. TELEPHONE TALENT
Ing applicaUons betweeft week. No Sat. &e6-M1l, J2..aJ bn/Wk. 0.yateves.
8·10 only, Stratollex, aftS. 761-8700 .,, ___ •-----G • .,.... ,_ uua~.... uar .• 17671 Anmt!'OQC Ave .• Dental A aalatant. $0-11!57. : l rvl.ne .. E .O.E. A Kea·
davislnd.Co. Orthodontic practice F1ctor1 Workeu lo ;
needs chair aide aa1t. dmdcal reftnerJ. Full : ClwtMI Exp. pref. Beaefll1. Ume permenent poal· }
PslonnelC1el'lttPl)TOll ...... -lion•. Rish school ; orncea.rtt cbemiltry or work ox-.. An you lootinC for en ID· DENTAL R EC E p • perimet with chemicals tereJlllnC anc1 -challenl· TIOFFC MNOR -ror ...,..,.,, 0 •. 1 .. Ina DOUt.ion and have the private Npt. Sch. office. •-....... ay • even ng
ablllty to work wltb ' Elq)er. ~. Must have ahlfu. Will Lraln, • """'?~~pre-x.ray lie. Salary open. medical tnuranc:e
lerred. bl.t we will traln. &M-918l beoefit.I, paid for by Co.
Weotfetlhebeltbenenta --------Paid vat:atloa plaa, ~ sworram ol aQy ~II -OESION SHOP AS· ..nt .... plan. auto.
company. Apply la SISTANT-Happy, sood S.lar)' lnttHH pro· "
l*'IOft. natured, flexible.' lf'IUft. .. E.O.E.se.mL • J.C.,. • .,. bell&b)o, enerpUc, atw __ ..,.
J&rASHIC*llLAND clerh al. ex per .,.,...,.. eM *"' ... .,
N'EWPORTa&ACH '*"'l&f1. ta-1110 or MW ....... wlU• a .. EOKM/r .._ 0 wMe4 ... •All !'
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8'-rv1c" ~n.ona • •
fnlnt c.lttk.a, t'X Pl' r
pn-f bu& OU( nt'C Appl)
10 Pf'l'60n Uotl'I S111n
Maarten. W6 S Coaat
I . ...,Wal • UOO HllJtW..W 7IOO HllpW-... 7100 .. --··········.· ·-················ .... -................. . LAil TECH needc;i fur
1~rl>d~tlon Lab ~Ith
b1t k1 rou n d tn b ulll
ranalyllt'al teKil"I ·
Oet1ral «'XJ'Wr rwf Con
\at't Adnllnlt l l l llln
dill llM
NIWSPAPB DBJV•Y
LA. 1..a· llMAM. 7.,. .... .... ,....+.._. .. .... ...... , c.... ..... .....
·~~~j(~h ---1·----~--M.vlwt.&n"-Up to SIOOO m o r~ " t wortr. l"or appt
call ~
[IOl~EO.•:AN l:m l day
fll'r wti: 14 oo hr M u11t bi·
~ 549 a.tlO
IKX JSKKl-:1-;1• ... 1t. !>I.lay,.,
muat h1c1 1 I' 11\l-U l'MI
1....-m.nt'fll 11<\.'I OOll1l
MrotANIC -S200 Wt1ck.
Will tr;un. O~n 8am
-·.. .. ·-... __ .. _........ :.. .. ~
._...._,April ''· ,..,
HllpW..eM 7100 .......................
PAM-UP
BSEMBl.ER
Wlth at leUl l year ex·
pctraence . prefenably
otWipaper. £iccett~rft
<'OmpWa)' ~neru.. Apply
betweelll 9AM " 6PM. Monday th.ru f"riday
APPLY JN PERSON
Hlfp'W\als• 7100 HlfpW I• 7100
............ eHeeeeeeee •11111a11111Meeee .....
Reniv lna Clerk. l ull RESTAURANT·COOK,
time, re ta il c lothln (l taldnc appUcaUoaa Moa·
&&.ore, u pentKe pr•· l"rl. 3·1. The Rutty-rerrect. will tr•an. Hrs Peli can, 2135 Paellk
8·»5·30 Mon·Fn Call o.tffwy,N.B. NMncy. 644-5070
Kece nt 1rad .
b11Moay l<'hem11l ry for
R.&D ./or rnedh:•I com ·
p a n y In Ne wpo rt .
66-2111.
Relt.aW'ant
JOLLY IOG•"S
ii ~a appUcaUona
tor expr'd cook Cotta ...... ~
OUNGt COAST uc.rr_vrtsT DAA.YPILOT JJO W. I •y ST. Pllimt!. Mt . The A.:en·
RellaW'lnl
"' <'Y lnSkypark. 752..&090 COSTA MESA .... ~ s-a.... RECEPTION IST ~~~-PP'"~~,_,,,..~~J·~1 SEX:RE'TARY -Pcrma -nentparttime. f1ex. hrs.
Airport area. K R. An-
derson Co 549· 1343
Uou~d1t'l'1X·r Int· in tor !!!!!!!!!!!!'ll'!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j mat uh• roup I" !> d 1<)
\\ t• t• k , I t• f t• I l II l' t" '>
KP,ZIC2 ult IOl\M
_l:lpm. ~13 ---
MEC H ANIC /\uto
~hcGrcgor ~. ,1631
ru-cen.ua. Cofita Me 11
Nur..111g
llN relief 7 :I & 3·11.
Xlnt raw or pay Apply
D 0 N Port Mesa Con.
vale.cent Uospllal. 2570
N~wpo rt Blvd C . M .
642-0Q)
PIX RECEPTIONIST
·Laguna Bch Mrgr <.:o
needs sharp J)t!l"SOn for
our front ore to operate ~witchboard, o pen &
route mall, & ass&Slant
w pet'llOnnel dept work
load. ~ 50WPM mill Prcvi~ l'l.-m:al c·xper
de.ired. Hr:.. 8·5 ;\ton
fteceptaorust an medical
olftce. Corona dcl Mar
Salary <>pen. 67J.8200
Cantonese: Mandarin
Cook. Min 2yrs exper.
Mu.'lt know how to pre ·
pare ca~ specialty
tea cakes. <Dimsum),
season. cook soup. pre·
pare othe r Ma ndari n
s pecia ll y d is h es .
Supervise employees, as~
s1st in men~ & pric:es.
Salary $1200Mo. Cootact.
Mr. F\t 714-839-4481
1-<10t')' lnllnt't' IJ1r rut
W~. Jloil~.l~ICIJ.: I I.I.I)
"~k. l>l'11l'f1t:. l'lct1~t1
tulJ !17'J 7fQ)
rnal lJUu·"· '.1nc-cl
IJ\"' lih• I\ ptnt; \I f"
L'.ill Br\ 7h0 tlllhll ,
GB&ALOFFtCf
Jo \C\IUON ltl-~P l'llrt t T0Sl.ir1
\IORF.S\\1111
LXl'f:HIF.:-l<'t·
l-'I\ l' (;111 OffH l'
ltk...J lur homcruJt.., 1.,
Xlut Po) ~ "zsrdrotw
~> lllVt.'Slmeut w,. tra 111
8-> J227 \ .mrd, l'llVllll''>
\\,• "tll tr.110
AL£ CLERKS <\• p.ud l>l'ndtb
Apph bc•l\H·,·n lj 11
ll5J P't tdut•L1on Pl;u·1·
t'WJJl!Jr1 t!t•J('h
N~ Ill 111,Ut 1lh t l 'u
\\ho ar,• \l{'jll tlllJl1h•
n 'Sporu.11'11• 6. ro lt.11>11•
Trauung "1th 11111.11irt un
t' for adnanC.:l'll\Cnl 37 • ---------• hr wurk wl't•I. 11 1,, t ~ral Uf'ftt't'
t .30 Li.ilH t \ p in 4 DAYWORKWEEK
hl•lpful Cull l'••cc Alnt t'OlJct1dT>vin~50.
54!j..4i00 ext. 2:!:1 hl·l" l'l'
lJ&2::rl. lrVIOl' :Jl'l'ol
F\Jll tune pc~11 m 11 111 1111
Header ad cfcpt hr ... \l<l
thru t'r1 .1 ..>, ll'll· I
('()Wiler sale-,. H·qs ~Off
spclhn~. i.:r..>mm:ir 1
pcnmaru,lup. :\tu-,L enJt
meetmt; lh4.! p uul1c. ,\M
ly J'ennysa\er. ltih
P!acenua. C. M .
G.irdcner-, Ab:>1:.tJ4.
Friday:. onl>. l::xp<
µref. Mike 646~ :.ilt 1
• GARDENER
Kno w lcclgt ,
tran:.porta1on. 1Jwn l~., ~1-7227
~Offic'
r·iling. typing. Mlsl
have ~xPt'r with phoie ...
Ao;k fpr R~nc 64fl· lfl8.l ---
General Uf'fwe
Heputable pnnlin~ li"m
m Laguna Hills hao.,lm·
llll'<l opening for slurp
~al to run cost compuer
& varied omcc dut1e1. S4
vear old co. oUer!> 1tlnt
benefits. medical. df\lal
& profit shannJ.t. (;all
TerrL. 714.'951·9500
GENERAl.J OFFK:E.
must type and spell Hrs
2PM..SPM 979-171 t ---Gf:.~ERA L OFFICE
Npt.. Cnlr law firm seek·
in~ cler k lo perform
hbrary ftlmg. xcroting &
other general off ice
duties Call Anne \heam
7!'.8-:tiOO
(:.·rwral The Balb.Ja H.i\
('}ub Le; now h1nn~
l'(JO<T\JL WAITP.F:SS
E.xper nl'l"
ACCOUNTING CLEHK
Prev10us cxrx•r. ra 1 10
key by Lout h Mor· fr1
8 »S.
BANQUET
WA I T Hl::S!)ES &
BUSBOYS : Varla blc
tar... Previous cxl)t!r. flt!C.
Furappl plca:.ccall.
645-7358
GENERAL OFFICE
c:rowing in ~ ag<'n<'~
r~b t:ll~uratl'. policv
I~ pt:.l. Vartl•d ofr1n•
cluuc::.. including phonl''>
& daun..... Paid co b 'Ill'
!Sa.lary comm '' . ab11Jl>. CaU SaU) tM8·62&t
Gt.">fleral Office. rcscrv:i
I tons. l ) pi n~. ml·(·L
public. 5 day wk mclud
ing weekends Apply in
pcr.;()11 1131 Back Ba)
Dr. Newport Dunl''>
GENERAL HELP
Hl·re we grow H~ain .
P ermane nt pus1t1uns
available'' 1th tool rental
Jirm Stores in Cot.tu
Mesa. Lai:una l:kach, El
Toro. Benefits. will train.
Apply 1930 Nl'wport
Blvd. CM. or 22600 Lam· t>crt IH.203. El Toro.
tit;NERA L O FFI C E
GIRL -Mu~t type.
R cl'cptlon duties .
752.8263
.. },J.t~
170 il><'wport Ctr Dr NB
Ste 245 640. 2!.120
100'; FREE
GEN.OFFICE
Ne"port li(•ach area.
Small S<'rv1ce bus
Heavy phonl-s, schedul
1ng, <iccurate t yping.
neat penmanship, prd
non smoker. Sal;iry to
9W 642·682A
(;1rl Friday Y.1th 1magina
ltOll and an1l&atl\ c ·1 or 1 day~ .. J week.°hour:. flcx1
ble 54().5.520 ----GIRL FRIDAY -t-5. 5
da~. Lite t~·pi11g, bkki:p
& ;1dding mat·h reqd.
Prufcr Mn~ Co. 831-7444
GROUNDS KEEPER
for lovely apt com plex in
H.B. XJtn posit ion for re·
ltn.'C. Apt + salary. For
a ppl. 52 l ..as.t2
Guards
HRIHGHOW
PART-TIME
OPENINGS
•P.iy up to s.i.rn hr per
hr
•Uniforms & deJ11111.:
free
•&•mi-Retired
pen.ans wekomt-
,\PPL YI'\; PF:llSO'\
~ION~l 9 31':\I
BillNS
PROTECTION
SERVICES
2601 W. Ball Rd.
Anaheim, Ca.
(714)761-4831
E.O.E. M 11"
GUARDS
F\tll & part hmt'. All
an•a s Uniform:.
furrushcd .. Ages 21 or
over Retired welcomt•
Net t.~t-e nee. App·
ly Uruversal Pr0Lect1on
Sen ice. 1226 W. 5th
Street. Santa Ana. In·
terv1cw hours 9-12 & 1·4
Mun lhru f'ri.
llAIRSYTLlST ATTEN·
T ION! Lagun a Hills
..trea. Are you assertive
& wtll.tn~ to work in a
tongcrual atmosphere"
Call 770.2345. following
prefC'rrltd or we w all
tram.
HANDY MAM
For It. maintenance &
clean.up. This ls <1 5·day
a week position w !full co.
benefits . .Must have valid
Ca liforni a Drivers
Li cen s e. Apply in
person: PENNYSAVER,
1660 P la cenli&\ C.M .
Mon.·Fri. 9·5.
Help Wanted. Fast food.
1-'ull & Part time availa·
bl e. Co ntact L es
Williams: 979-7880.
H OSTESSES &
WA IT RESS ES ror
Jdwbod's, 11.B. FUii &
part·tune, 18 OK. No ex·
uoust-:t·a.t-·1•t-.K 1 l'l11wd
UM.I)' lot St-naur l 'tl1lcn
l.1.icht-lor nan• homt· 1-.
llhlfs !1.c,·<1 n" n I nani.µ,
It ~kpn11 t..W ~11_
110US1-"~ 1-:1•i.-;n -1''01
oldt<r < uupll' La"'' 111
\IJlW'C, \\oanun LO dl"IV\
& l~l(/k ,\llr.11 ll\ ,. ur1•u
llt t.. 1 eqd ti7:1 2W I or
fl.W :!120
C4'MTYOF
AAMGE
ti'.!S· Ross St rl'l'l !\Jr~\na, l:A. !.l:fi'OJ
ll ) IG1 284-t
Afl'TIJtlVl' J\(1100
flployer .M fo'
MICHAMCAL
MFG TIC ... ICIAM
Two years expene nce
\\Ork1ng \l tth minute
J.13.l'tS Med1C'al t·ompany
1-:xc+>l lent benefits &
l\1Jrlung cond1tions .\11i.
.. ion VieJo urcJ. (Joh
lhot>c ~king perm3ncnt
employment nt.>t.'<1 .ippl)
CallSusan. Siii 3830
------
Nur•anJ;
1-EMODIALYSIS
RH/lVM
Joh . •
We offer "lot µa-y &
benef1L'i
Pie~ call for appt
T ftoNc: /ler't.~y
Personnel Ikµt
494-9401
Receslttorust wanted. ex·
penenced. 1mnwd1Jtc
QPerun)!, great JOU OIJ·
portwuty in expJ11t.l111~
l·ompan y ~\ppt y 1r1
per.on A.'lk for 1".ifar
ml S l:in-.1111. So Coa:.l
Plaza Hcl!" lfutr
St) Lt 'll 540 8>!l!H -~-~~--
Rest..urant
COOK . Relie f. ex.
pl•rtenl'Cd, (ull time.
.,chedule varied. E t
N111ue l Country C lub,
Laguna .Niguel. Phon l'
OlCl 496-5767 M M·3PM. '
Closed ~1ondayi.. ------llct.tauranl ..... ,eo,-
l(itdMft ftrep.
llousekl>eper hw an tart· I·~~~~~~~~
lor t>ldcrl y CM q>I U D MAM
SSOO mo. 548 4200 or
.\ledlcal ASM!>t.;1nt Front
& back officl'. t'xpcnencl'
hclplul C:ill ,\nn at
tj.17.~
Cnttcal Oire Exp µr1·
lern'(j Wall l rain for this
Spt.'Ctalt:r f'ull 11m1· In
;\lc..<,1on V1t·J11
* PIX OPERATOR •
Part lime or full t1m1·.
days or e"e:. \1ust bt.·
ahle to "Ork ~o m1•
\\kendo:; Ty p10~ ,1_.11..,
n.'Q :\Jany 1·0 bt•rwf11'
EOE
H FX: E P'rl U~IST 'tYl'IS'I
C:Ol.O S l l.VF:I<
H IC 0 I\ E I< J\ 1: t-;
fl HM Wan,om c.. ~:n
thu..,1a~tu-Pcr-,onalit'. sno m1n1mum In
cTea.'>e'> ba:.t. '<.I on a b 1 tat y.
ii I fi.W 18l3 120 Newport
l\·ntcr Ur . !'>le. 11145,
N H
FUii tune. part time, ap·
ply HI perbOO. J·SPM
dally
Doonnon
Apply8PM·lOPM extcpl.
Wed. J:M.l820 Pref l''Cpr 111 pr\)d Ul'·
,,.-.--11on•r;1m1c ('asllni.; &
I Nt t-: tt J 0 H I ' Lr\ NT i.: 111 n J.:. SP u n 1 s h '
MAINTENAN<.:b:. Need Ent h 1ll•s1rubll'. (;ood
t•xp r'd hard wor k1ni;? up~ ~li!1800IJ . --lll'r..on. Or:inge Co arc••• LEAD MAN
t'.<.111 557-0150. ask for Bill
orStevc Pf• l'XJlr tn pn'Klul· tlol ('l'rttrnH· l',l'ftnJ.: &
s;11n i.: Spant ..,h IMSPECTJON TRAINEE
To learn all phases of in
spect100. Must pass t•o
physwal lncl. back X
Ray. T~1king appltC'.1.
lions btwn 8·10 onl)
St r a t o fl ex. 1 7671
Armstrong AH'. In 1n1-,
1::0.1::. A K~odav1~ Incl
Co.
111..,11 cll"•ct abh· IJood
(11111 97!1 XhOll . -
~Sec'yfor
~qPorlner
<t'<' M''rt•l.anal or !.•Jml'
~JI l'X~> rt'QW rtod . KO I
ptni.:. mJg II t 'II
l'lplul. no ~horth:.inq.
x 11llu•l,, ~B Airport
.1 r 1• .1 • !\<i I a r' l' o m ·
tn1·n,11r 1l " • '1.1 C:i II
t'tmh Br(\\ n i~.' • .., I FIRST
ARTICLE
INSPECTOP
Liquor I' rimt·. Cll L!hls ....
Join a prcclsJn
manufa('tU rer Of m (JC31
rl l' v 1 c c :. . II (· n • c Y
Laboratories st.~k i in·
divtdual with 1 :.! c ars
F'irst Article exix.oence
to perfor m ins p.'t ion
duties in a mode' well
eqtopped fac1UtyBack·
ground and 1oraas1c
knowlt.'d,gc of plwt pro·
ducts 1:. prcCcrret
Bentley offt·rs 1ccllcnl ~ali.lry i.lnd cmplcll'
1-om1ldn) pJ1d iencrat~
l'lc~ apply I per!>on
!13
·bHentlt ubortories.
Inc.
B~nlle'( 1 9rowm9 ·
1822 lkpol<h
rrvmc, a 9271-1
1714) 54-8020
I::qua! Oppt •Employer
M•i:H
\\Mltb l ust llJ\ l' ( ·"h
Ht•J.:l'•I <' E 'I pt•r I HHI\
l'lan·nl J
I. I \ l' I 11 (" ll (I k ,
llousl•k'•·111·r . to ht·l p
1• a r •· u r 1• I cl er I y •
Cha.Llcl%lllJt G61·7252
Lunchh c lp wanted .
ll:JO.J:JO. SJ 50 hr. :1t
new 11en('rschn1llel.
Urt:.H & Hedhlll. ~1-88\.Call Liz or Pa ula
MacblSt
S'IEtUMENT Al
4ACHIHIST
I r & 2MD SHIFT
Candatc must haves+
yea: r elated exper .•
wor from blue prints
;\ILL havt• fabricated
oc'\00!.Jn~ & n·pa1r cx· t~l~ t.ooltnl! Ill prodU('·
ttOIWe offlor idnt. com-
µw benefit.:. mcluding
~cal. dental. & op·
ttc ms urann· Plca~e
ai:Y m pen.on.
SHILEY, INC.
•JOOGillctteA'c Ir v
)laJ Oppor l::mplo> £'r
J\t t.cnance man-hdper
faPl comph:x 1n C.M.
1&red or !>(:ml. 12l:J J
~.:HSI.
INSPECTOIS MAl~AHCE IH~TORS mera1 maintenance for t community Laguna 2H05HIFT ·h area F\111 t1ml·. SI
H.eqtorcs l.J yea rs ex· .caJ1<194-85il for Jppt
-pentmce Altllty to use - -
vario us precision /\I NT EN \ :-: <.: F.
measunng devices. F:x FA.11.Al\11C t-:xp<-r in
cellent bcicf1ts. !'lease .l<'h1nc (l'P:J tr. E le<'·
a p p I y b e l w e e n hl'. plumbing. carp.·n
1:30-4:00pn . r-y background u-.dul
SHILEY, INC. Ont bent•. salarv 1·omm
17600Gllettc Avelrv Y exper.71t~020r.
Equal r.......r Emplo)·er ----
Vl't'V /\ N A G t: H S
---------{ES I fJ E ,'IJT F u r
INSURANCE CLAIMS l>reakfas t inn. C JIJO
Comm. dt personal lines~ach. Req;ions1hh.• c'<·
Salary open Good bentipcr 71H96-099!\
Call Diane 8. 833·9550 --
WE ~EMEHT
:vtanagcrul exp., flair
INTERIOR DES IGN -10 r mcrclundasing, ab11a·
firm bas opening fo ty to leut. Plush retail
hard working, responit. clothing store. Morgan
ble person in the direc 1-;m ployn c nt Aitency,
publica tion r e tat101 1525 Mc.'til Verde Ur. E .•
field. 4ln·3776 Sultc21J Costa Mesa.
156-1581 631·1575 IMVEHTORY CO NEIERAFE E
TROLCLERK MAMGBS
MB>ICAL
Front offaet·. Ulll1na .
phofle, somt' as!>t..,t. 111
b:ick o f f1rc . Ehli
helpful. Mor11an Emplo~
mcnt Agency, 1525 .\11• ... ;1
\t'rdc Dr. I'.:. Su1tl• 21:1.
l.h.ta ~1es:.o
i54 15.'Sl 631 157.:i
NF.VEH A FEE
MfGTRAIHEE
~l<'d1caJ manufactunnl!
l' ll m µ J n ' • n 1· 1· d ., ,,
\\Orkcr• :\IJl'hmc 'hvp
t•,pcnt'nl"l' n ·QUlll'cl .
hti.:h sl·hvol n'1.u·h1111
'hop ok Ex1·••l la:u1
IA·rwltt:. & \\orkm.: l"Ort
dtlton-;. .\l 1!.MOn V It• 111
art'.i Only tho...e '<'t'k ani.:
(X.'rmanenl employm1•nt
rx«I apply. Call Su!ian
581 ·:l:O.I.
Models· El>corts
SSOOWeek
/\Uractive Females Only
641 -0180
MODELS -fo'as hton
Male/female 18-22. H1i.:
shows. top wa~es. For
appt. Mr. Alistar . Mon·
Fri. 2-6pm 67~.
Morning Newpaper Auto
route. Approx. hrs. daily
4-6.1\.\!. Pe rm. pa rt time
s1tualJOn for Adult with
l'(.'OnOITly type auto /\p
prox.. SJSO. s.500 JJl' r m 11
depend.Ing o n roull· I
opet'lUlg in Uunt Heh .
Wcstaunste r & Garden
Grove. Call 537 ·'1200 bt.,.. n
6A.\l·l2PM.
~lotel maids nt~'<i<.-d Pu II
<•r part t1m1· JIO"'tlt011:..
Engllsb SJ>('aking. Ex
pt·r pref. 642·261 l
MOTOR ROUTE
Immediate opportunity
for part-lime earnings
The Daily Pilot has a
motor route available in
lht· ~>uth L&guna area.
Dell\ cry. <ifternoons, ~londay thr u Friday,
morn &nl!o; Saturda)' &
Sunday. :"'o monthly door
• ollecuons. Earn ing~
about SSOO per month
i.:r os:.. Hcla;ibll'
lran'iportallon and sm:in
tash de posit reqwred
Ci.Ill 642-1321, Fo~lcr
OueUet, for details
714-831 -1800
~ur.mi.:
LV:'l:'S i :I 30 & 3 11 ·~ •
Top SulJr} OublJndmi:
Ul'ncl1Lt. Hl•i.:ular &
mcrtl rut:.t'"' :! ~l·t·I...,
\al'Ul1on altt•r I 'r J\1 11
J1or medical. 1h•ntal & lilt•
'"' al no <'O't t u
··mpll1)l'l' MJ.:.,1111.1 1 '1111
' d I 1 • ., l l' 11 I l.: 1.· n \ 1 • 1 •
Wl~
:->ur...mg
r.xpo.·r ( ... rt 11 C• II \ 1dc ...
.111 'htll' lull ,., p.1rt
t•rri.:. u1.1 111 ~ 1:i i:wr hr
IO:.tart
TIL\I :\ 1-.... S , 1 u J ·111
.\Int :>; \ Ir ,11n111.: µmi.;
l~m \\h1h· >Ou l1·,1rn
'\l :.> m1111m11m tn SJ 71)
Mag. .. h1p Com f't·nlt'r,
·~~1
OFl-1('1-: Wl)Hh. I' llmt'.
Aµply Nl'Wporl Tire
<\·nter. 3000 E . Coast
ltwy. t,;dM
omcE WORK -Wiii
train SIM per week to
strut. Open 8am to 8pm.
~113
~-----
OH ace help needt>d !or
rapidJ.r growing oil co. ln
C.M. Must be good with
figures and ha ve pre·
VlOUS olfice expcnence.
l'oe.1tioo offers va n ely
and rec;poosi,t>11.Jty to a
motl\at~d md1,·1dl?ul.
Call for appt 646 ~I .
OFACE CLERK
l'hooe CM!rk. Wf.: llAVf.:
VEHY N I CE
CUSTOMERS! Fll1ni.:.
lite lypuig, genera I offln·
work.
<.:all Eileen at 642-4321. ext. 219 for appl. '
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
J:l>W. l3;1y ~l.
Costa Mesa
l::qual Opportunity
Employer
Part lime Sales & Sall'S
Managemt.!nl. Nationa l
~larkeltnl't Corp. expa nd.
1ng •I) On1nge <,;ounty.
C"'Jll Mr . M aste r s
~7-'1171-l
!'art-tune. Fight infla.
taon ! Supplement 1n
come. For appl. t·:.111
847·1S36. &8P M.
Fash. Is .ir<>J-640 1110
1\J'l)Or1 area-646 &/loo
l'lf \fOf >\CY
('Ll-:HK (' :\1
\I .1 t un·. i.: 01111
;,11~H'O I
It I '
PLL":\tliEH .. -, JH.l.l'l-.11
\\ell 'trmn S2(J(I \H'f'k 11
'>l:trl IJp.-n XJ m l\IJcu
~II.I
l'rl· :-..h!,.iol r l'oll her~ Jiii
1-d l t•rtcl l!alt' 11r l''
(Jent nt•t· ,\.\{ 6t 1\llt I
nwo-, m iloe\!o·port ISt•Jt h
I Jll Su,Jn SKHS82tJ
1•1(1-'>('llO(JI. \S..,T.
In I/It' E:w.1.11·qm·f cl
:..,z i·l!>-1
Pri~C iruih
ltn1n1'll r1p..·ntni.: lor l!n1I
h I I I \\ II C I.. a· 11 1
-,u1wn 1-.or \l u I 111
kn111\ f•'CIC.1hl•· ·~ .1 II
ar'l'a., ol I' l' I .il>r 11·.,t 1011
Xlnt 11ay //., l11·rw111... 1 '.111
<.."huc:k G1lfonl Hv1 I<. 111
uu\ttrl··,, ~. H1l C o iTt
m erttdl IJr .. H 11
~l-1750
NINTIHG
If you are 20 or over. &
1oo1anR for a <"a reer op-
porturuly in pnnung, ap·
ply at Pt::NNYSAVER.
l~ Placeoua. CM -------
PnntlllR
Oenc4.J ofrice poMl1on
3\ aiJ ltnak'(i. With Te·
puwblt' pnnt.m~ firm Jn
l<Ai:una I hlls for a sharp
£al lo e>pcrate l'O'.I rom
puter & \'Jn<·1l olf1t •·
ch11cs. 54 vrur old no ol
f('r<, xlnt bt>nt•f11 ,,
medlra.I. dental & prrrf11
sharing. Call Terri
714-!t'>l ·!()OO ----------
Pnnt.ang. Pressm:.an po:.1·
lJon avai.Jable. full um,•
~xpl'r . neces:.ary
Newport Beach pnnling
co .&w·9232 -------Pnntms:
BLUf:UNE TRAINEE
-W1ll1n g l o train
persons w .'no prior ex-
J>('r. but has ~ood al·
utude Ulto tile bluepnnt
UIR field l-'ull ttm1· work
8a m ·Spm ;\l o n ·Fr1
St.art.-. r11 S:I IHhr CJll
Mark751 ·~1
SEEIJEU'. :\let hanicall v
mcl.tned seruo~zen t~
1lo htt• \\'Ork from llam to
:Jpm 5d.i)s J \\eek. Won-
derful working conds!
PleasccaU~l773
HEWHOMESALES
<.:ome talk to us ;1bout op
porturtitles available al
Gt.>orge Charles Reulty.
Wl•'rc expanding! i-:x.
t·ellenl c o mm1s:.1on
schedule. members or 7
local boards. congenial
i.:roup and bonus pro-
gram. For a confidential
interview, please call
Carl Got.tuso 67~ 7512
Part l.lme yard J)(' rwn
Mus t have d raH·r ·i.
license. C.M . ar1'.l.
m21J0.
PR OL>UCT I ON
TRA!;o.;EE Rubber ho6e
products. Must pass ('O.
pt\ys1cal ml'I. baclt X·
Ruy. Tak1n~ avpllca·
taons btwn g.to only.
S t ratoflex. 1767 1
Armo;troog Ave, lrvioe.
E 0 £. A J\endav1s Ind. Co
o~
f'ARTTIME
Profes sional c ll•ao1 nR ---------•I airh wantro. Will tra m.
EVIHINGS
Assist Ul editor ,ur1wy
a>oducted from our ol · nee at the Orangl· Coast
Daily Pilot 5 · 30·9 30
Moo-Fr1. 9.30-l.~ Sutur·
day. G~t for colle1t1ans
and moonlighters . $84
F i r s t week . O NLY
REQUIREMENT IS A
COOD VO l<.:t-: Call
642-4321 , ext 312 after
5·:11 PM, Monday thru
Friday
Ciood :.alary & promo-
t 1oos ::ivaal:ible. Must
haw own tran~portallon.
Call for J ppt ~-2393
PROGRAM
t°OORDINATOR
FOR
Hape Cris is Net worlit
7S7l Wstmslr. Wstmstr,
Cl. 92683. l::xp. req in
fWld ralslng, t raining,
admlmsJratJ.oo. Only ac·
cept resumt.'S. E.O.E
Entry level positloa,
year office experiel
reqwred. ubility to wt
Y.1th figuri?S a must.t. mg a ppllcataoos bel
K· Ill only. St rato •
17671 Armstrong .4.
lr vine .. E.O.E. A 1'·
davis Ind Co.
=PERATIONS
4llO private beach
-aeod resume
to: offid. 5 Bay Dr. So. IA()INI~. Newspaper
Real El;tate Sales Person
wanted. Experienced
PIDJ JIM[ new home -;ales nee. for MANicfRIST -F (f. PWE-UP M Hunt Bch Development.
--------
Cr.lly I lorse Steak House
~ Brookhollow
Sant.a Ana 549· 1512
Hecept1onu.t
'!\ping. Lite bkkpl! Will
1r.11e1 :'\r 0 C. J\1rpvn
;,,..._.i(tri
lk-:.taurant Counte r.Help.
Private (.;lulJ. Mature
\\~ma11. S-'.ll. & Sun. only.
Xlnt working c ond.
l'l1·<1:-Jnt !-urround1og:..
JJl'k i~I· 7500. I 30-3 .30
d..uJy
l<r(••·tl(.tOfU..,l, ad\l'I ''''"I!
,1.:l"llC .) . hl'3 \.) I> Piii).(
i:>O mo <:all 1,,,...,_
l;7, 1·01
11.1.:.taurant I«• •'1Jlt11n1:.t. 'Jr1e·cl
1IUll1..,. \Ill lrJtn ~lu:.t
Lt: m...tur1· Jnd Ucj.Jl'nda
hi•• '.li!l!Wll
COOK
1-:xµcraencl'd Fu II or
IJJrt time De1~ 11r night.
~llOrt 833.JK.1 1
f<A'<llJll<lfll'l. ffTlnl flffl!'l·
,, I '•I I I u II •• I ·' fl
1wJrJ111 •'. ~1 1.n , .. rt
" :JJ :, "·''ell t .. ·rwl 1t
\I o I I I.!" J.: l' I. r ti\ • I i-·.,' h 11m b 1.rn ll lh ~
i1Hl.J)J1
RECEPT /female
Ovt·r 25 SS hr
I Jll Jfl 3 pm , li75 fi01WI
RECEPTlOHIST
W1lh or w1thuut I) pm~
nt'(-dro. Top p;iy Tc•m·
porary & full time. Call
Tod Services at !n'J-01&1
H.n'flUOO.I!> t cOSMmcs
F c~ p J 1 d. Jo: x 1 1 t 11t .i
('Ut'('('I' apportWltly '"tht•
Y.urld ol bt-auty Lots o l
f' K \' ,. r 1 ,. t v + .
l \Nomer w n 1<.'1• dMk
l...aw h pt11~ To hl0.40IJ
~llm~ & SnclltnR ol
~"'ll"..irt Ht.·Jl'h Agenl·y 13!0(.;ampus Or
R. E. Land Sc*s
I 0.15° o eo..iu~
5ff This Sun. od
955-3402
Ask f'Of' Mr. hans
R!-....t.iurJnl
II H fl I L E R ~f A N &
CWl\S. llJ) l.lml'. n1i:thl
llltll' POMll~'> avu11. Ap
µI) m J)l'r..ott. lt1oo th ru
!)un J µm 6 pm. Alsc
lb.l~ & CashJer.. po•
avwJ. (;razy Horse Steak
House, 15f«) Brookhollow, s A..
Re;taurant
O H.I ENT ,\I. 1-·1\S'I
rOODS REST look1n1;
for l:U(JI\::,. Morning
µo-s 1t1 o n ope n .
COln'frEH GIRL::;. from
10-J 851·S.li7
HeslaUT"oUll
SGT. PEPf'StOMl'S
H EST A lJ RA. "IT
Who nec.od1' you~
WE DO!
lmnwdlote open'ing"
for M or port titM,
days or nic)hh Cocp 18
fornH;tkl.
COOKS
COUNTER
HEJ.P
SHIFT
SUPERVISORS
...._ .,ty in person·
T wsday-Satwdey. 2
to Sp.to:
TACO DE CAILOS·
26241 A•Hy Parllway
MSSIOH VIEJO
Equal Opportunity
Employer M IF
RETAIL SALES IN
PET STORE,
TROftlCAL FISH,
llRDS, CASHIERS,
MAHAGY TRAINEE,
ooc; GROOMY.
1-'ull or pllrt·Limc , over 18
unly Sanw Ana, Orange
1135-0311, NcY.(lort Beach
~f..H)l~J. t uguna Hilb
Sll0·3112. Costa Mes a .
S 1\ SS&l~
Retail ~p.Jf"ting ~ood.s &
doClung. full and part
tunt: Apply In person.
~. Coast Army Navy
Surplus. 2434 Newport
Ulvd .<.:M.
SALES a.ate
for ma rine ha rdware
store in N pt. Bch. Expr.
"'-"<'. F'Ulne. lmmed. All
l'O. benefits. Captain's
Locker. 64~1711. EOE
MtF
PIZZA STORE ~· tunng for fuU & pan
l1lnt! operungi.. Varym11t
days & hours: idea l sup.
plemental incom\• fo1
~,·e:. & '-lullenh
Our Pf'Ol!TCSSI Vl'. g ro \\
~ rompany offer' op
portwultl'S for ad\JOt·1·
lllt!Dl ~'(j oo ) our Jot·
performance. f'll':.asant wor~ng cond.it Ion:.. J\1 ui. t
be lB & over. Apply in
person.
S ALES C LERK -
Prc!.lll!C drug store NpL
Och. l"ull·tame perma·
nenl. Beoe.675-0150 1\1 r.
Elwood.
23005.f:. Bristol
Sanlll An<t Heights
549-8674
1Bctween Jam boree &
Campus>
E.O.E.
Restaurant
COOK. De p e n dable
p erson to work at
modern health roods
ii.mch counter preparing
s andwiches & S3lads.
Will tram uruforms furn.
Si~COUNSELORS
Reme mber when yo u
\W!f'e a le.id and wanted to
oom your own money '!
Well, we have se vera l
kids who do, but they
need a mature assertive
adult to chaperone a nd
counsel tbem in sales
oneoted jobs from 6·9
PM daily. $4.00 br to
start. SUI0.00 weet poten ·
Ual. Phone 642-4321. Ext.
2:i0~2and 6 PM.
A.5K FOR LAURIE
E.0.E.
E.xlnt roc'Ci&cal & denua1 l•--------
GENERAL O Ff'l CE
TRAJNt:E L111ht typing.
phones, production con·
trol No exper nee. Com·
pany loc 111 La11una
N1in.iel Micrv Prec&Sion
SWlSS. 831·9331 .
per nee. 18582 Beach I•------•• Blvd<Twne & Country
Must ld>w all phases of
m a n ~ T h e H air Bllldlh. 4M2-8484 mo&ER
wtth a t least 1 year ex.
perieoce. prefefably
newspaper. Excellent
company benefits. Appl1
betWeeri 9 AM le 6 PM,
Monday lhru Friday
rvnllNGS Pref. Brokers Lie. Mall LtUW work history to: 312
Enterpris ing ilt.lults , Avenlda Cumbre, N.B. owr 21 wtlh Dynomac7 93i9J.
A d v e n t ur o u s ----------
beoef. Apply in J)t!rson SAUSd.alC
L&od.berg Nulntion ask For marine hardwar e
for Mgr. So Coast Plaza 8'ore in NeWJl(¥'l Beach.
3333 8ristd St C M btwn Expaieoce neceaia ry.
Olrousel& Bullocks. Full time Immediate
Have something to sell T
Oamifled ads do it weU.
Victor.
Cntr. > 752·6955 or
964.2211.
I Turn your experience into money
I all areas -no fee -cash bonuses.
•Typltfl •Clefts •K•JP cJa I •s.cr.twtn .,. .. ' 1== ... '(~~ ... I I
I ·-...
t1utd_..
llAIMTINANCE
ftCIAUSTS
ZHOSNfT a ftffd for ........ ••-·ltM •• ,.,. .. c. '" ~ Mtc••CGI. .. w .....
IOR1. Xh1t. Co.
Ql.AHtiE COAST
DAILY PILOT
llOW.a.tSt.
C....Mele
.... Of• •ri.aty
.... yet'
MIGHT AUDrTOlt
Al>DlY Craia Prealey. San Clemente Ion. l2S w.
Fllpiandian, -
MGHr CUSTOOIAM
Nllht l'Ultodian needed
by 1hmt1naton Beach Cl·
t y Sthool Dist ri c t .
1m.111'21fr\O. depend·
Ing on o per. Apply 7$5
1«.h St. R B. ~l.
personalities, who enjoy •-----... -.. wo r k i n g with a nd Real EstateSales
mwvaling youths •I• · io to 13. 14.00 hr to aurt. P eople needed in s100 a week pof.&nllal. Sunset Beach ofc,
Phone 642-4321 Ext. 250 ~P commissvon.
between2and6 P .M.
ASK FOR LAU RJE Call Bud R1•m1
E.O.E. l7t41146-H02
ftAITTIMI
1be Dai.b' PllOl bas a laree route in Newpe>rt
Beach, Hoaa Hospital
area. Approx 2~ bra a
day, Moo·Frl afternoons
Md S.t • Sun rnom1nas.
approx. eamina• $450.
per mo. Mu.tt be depen·
dable and have aood ·drtvin.~.
CaJl642~1
Alk for Doo WlWams
or leave name• phone •
_... ___ ..._
Restaurant
opeolng. All company
beneftts. Call BALBOA
llAR.INE, Mf.#11.
S.0.E. 11 /F /H COOKS
lta;TtSSES
Apply la penoo
CASAMARlA Salee Eaer1et1c 6 In· IMDa Pl. Harbor '8l1itml YoUD&-woman
3-5, Mon·Thurs. needed ror exclusive ni·
Restaurant tall abop. Mun b e
N e w & e x c J t l n 1 Cu bJon or ientated, ~ teltaunnt ,:-.~ N have manag eria l ...... ... ~pt. pt. C'apllbilJUet ror future as· Bcb.. Irvine aru. Open.
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lime. Call Mr. EnaU.h. _fM4..311152 ______ _
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N>Pl!ancee-OR l will at.'ll or SELL ror You
M4STBS AUCTION
646 ... , & IJJ.96J5
Double bed 1100/000
Must sell by Apnl Ill
~740 or 213-47S.0072
a· couch w1m11lchin1: IQv·
esc~t. Ille brown velvet-:
ll,000 0 80. Sohd Oak <..:oont.ry l'"rench kmg l>Z
bdrm set, Sl.200 in cl m at·
tress & spnngs 080. Ad
SIU.er 11155, 642-4000 ~
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2 piece Gold Seel 1ona I
·Couch 9XS. Co6t S6SO. Stoll
~ Xlnt cond. 963. 7686
SOFA WVESEAT 1450
t:dfee & end lbls $225
liunk bds Sl.30 Bdrm :.et
2):S New 493 87ti7
lJble bed. matt spnng,,
Cht'!>t <.lrawt-r-;, r11ght
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hol1ttred, +n mat· ,, b o n e D t a l l D 1 1
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box mull 1175. Secrc.>tatY. Like oew. 315'
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:hS 23 '~ Sx7h·' ~days.
5idj.23• i'. All for rt: TVPF.WRITERS: Royal
All flr. 546-6458 bt -S rt« STS. Olympia el~c. mo. 18M 0 carbon rib· H11cqucl Club o rv.
mem.bc!'l>hlp. Mul'ftll !
Any reas. offer. 7~1 or 962-86'T7 •
FUU size ocod, sso. ry
good rood. Pair ors1
speaxers, $40 pair. ~
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John Wayne Tennis (\
m e mhcr:.h1p for su cau 544.9110 Weekda>'
C.oto de Caza ram mel
bership. Great hunun
ho r sebac·k r1d1n1t
dubhow.e ~ tNS-467(
boo S37S. 536-3755
l.B.M. Sel ec trl c
Typewriter w /computer
mlerface. $1200. 644-2148
8017 •••••••••••••••••••••••
M. Ferret, 2 yrs old, vlu
l'lOO. to good home 112:$.
962'.:1789
Parrot. r e d ·h eadcd
AmaJ.On. $200 to goo'd
home. Tame, ta lks.
968-9484. Sherry
Pleos a Orgofts 1090 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
:\ladam1:' All'xa nd PlANO: Yamaha MlA>
p11 rt r a 1 t ti o II s I !17 w /lnuts(errable . w roly .
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l"qt.apj)l'<I bi3 112 ~ ~1gner ha-, t"' o Ol·W ,\dJt'r Sat.elltte dt-c Porta·BeauuluJ Yamaha Organ
Coh 1035 cw.lom·made 1, -.ofo.i-. ble IY~Pt'v.ntc w ca::.c [).i.>, like new, barel y
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l'Urt•bred Htmat an kit &61J-G816 5-W-7172dd}\ un>.644·1615 or 646-1467
k'nl>. male, 6 \l) $100 ---
farm 646-6111 al-fi µm GcrocJe Sc* 8055 W mpmg lnendl> S1lellt
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.ond. Sl500. 645 ·9.570,
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. Owner m w.l sell
1850. 77S·20Jlt
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Paul s Pianos 548·7272
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havt! general orfi\'t' t'X·
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'>k.t.11.!> ADIA Temporar}
S..•l"\11:~. 1720 E.. Garf\.
!'iu1te 119, Santa Ana. C<tll
!t>7 1303 E 0 E
SECRETARY
lRHI Estate)
-------· P:.w1fic Mutual. a lc11dmg
West Coasl ln!>uranct'
Comr>any !ora te d in
Nl'wport Beach. has a
l'l(,'C(J for an experienced
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SALES
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V.i: have an 1mmcd nt:l'<l ror an expcr l) ping In
stJUCtor. If you ha' c u
tksi:rt::l' m nu., f.A'I & arc
SCl!k1ng 11n xlnl, re'>' ard
mg oppartunity, plcaw
rail W D l'ohck. IJircc
tor. lr\lnl• Colh·~c or
Hu:-.tlll..'Sl> al 556·8!!00 Cur
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TECHNICIAN
JWad Sch<'mOlt lC!>, f1t.'fd
service, ffi(•Cha & clcc.
ab1hty. Some trav1.:I.
S16K t.o Sl8K + co rar.
Morgan Employment
Agency, 1525 Mt'sa Verde
E .. Suite 213, Cost a
Mesa.
7S<H581 631·1575
NEVER A FEE
TRAINEES
CONTRACTOR SUP·
PLIE S T OOL S &
HAR DWARE. NOW
HIRING YOUNG MEN
OVER 20 S ALARY +
CO MMJ SS I ON .
S200-SS001WK. P U LL
COMPANY BENE FITS
Must be experienced dir·
U1phonc typist with ab1U-
lY to take hght shorthand
and u.se 10 Irey addi.ng
mac hine. Real Estate
kno\\ ll'dgc helpful. 1--------• Technician CAl.J.. 714 894·0055
SAL~ -the !>PJ & hol
tub qtdu ~t q ha lo
quadrupled in sales in
the last 4 yrs & 1s still
growmg. We lram you
Independent contractors
status. dys ~. e ves
548-7985 or 675-1.227
Sandwich de li, re li11blc
counter per son , part
Ume. Days only. M·f .
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SCTaY j(i1eft. Offiu
Patt time. SS hr. ~udent
pref. No expr. nee. 2600
E. Coast Hwy. CdM
7S2·W56
We offer outstaadtni;:
"ork.lng condit1ons. com
pct1lt\C salary and a
liberal benefits package
\\h1 c h 1nc:lude h
mc d 1ral d e ntal in·
surance and tUJllon re·
fund. Please apply in
person at our personnel
department or call:
Donna Tafoya
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
700 NewPOrt Center Or.
Ne"llOrt Beach, CA 92660
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M If
Sea.mstresi.. Ondal ~hop
nltcr11t1oni., part I 11nc Secretary
tlexlblc hour:. Could LEGAL SECRET ARY
work from home. C~la Fee Paid Fush\on
Mesa area. • Island. BeauttlUI plui1h
546-1821 S.5&9333 office. Lots of P /R with
eJCecut.lves. Super b0fl11
SEAMSTRESS -Full· Also fee Jobs. SnellJng &
tune. Sport <:lothlng Snellin1 of Newport
maml . .C.M. toe. Alk ror Buch A1ency. 4340 Jhne.~. Cami-Dr. ~~--~~---~~
•El.ECTROHIC •
TtCHHICIAtil
:\ Rrow1ng cleclromcs
company ha ., an tm
med.late opening for Jn
EIC'l·tromc Technician
with 3-5 years experience
Lo conc;truct and main·
l.aUl t.esl equipment used
10 o ur Produ ction
Departments. Must be
well versed In dlgilOI
'troubleshooting technl·
Ql.le8. Candidate should
po sses s a h lA h
mechanical aptitude and
be capable of working
with m inimum
supervision.
Mcntw S,.Clatties
1640 Monrovia, C.M.
642·3'27 E.O.E.
TB.EPHOHI
SOUCITottS
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WINNER 0.
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Just by sending us your name and
address and b y watching for your
name in the classified ads of the
Daily Pilot.
Wtn t1cke~ to the circus, area amusement
altracllons or spQrt.mg events Just fill out th"
roupon and ma1l 1l loday to the. c..
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bo. tru 6iS. 911 7 ---------
IX TRAii.ER
Sturct~ Awll $375
5-17~
loots, PoWff 9040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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bo"t. 15hp Johnsoo .
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FIND YOUR NAME
WIN TICKETS WORTH $10
.... -3rd~nual
·. Sout~erQ Callf 0111ia
Celebrity er eQQlS Clamlc
·~
hoSted by Fountain Valley Jaycees sponsored by BASF Video Corp.
proceeds 10 benefit INCIAL OLYMPICS and Oltl8I' local cha
bOt 111818 seo (lneluOH lunch ~ celllbt'lllMl ,__....., M llll 525 gentitl edmllllOn SIO
liCllel tn!onnellOn 1N1Y bl otlltlfMO by
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IT'S EASV! Look for your name and address ln today'
clai1U1ed section. U you find It, ull 64%-5'78 Ext. m a
we wlU a.rruce for you to pick ap your Uckeu at t
nearett omce of tbe DAILY PILOT
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28' !\t1>nl1?rcy fisherman,
bit '"5-. !>I~. 2. Gray . 40
h1> \'l II". xlnt. c·ond. "Sal·
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l)J>l.'Wrtl..r. r rC'dt•n.ta. S1650 best orrer. Call
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You may request Ad-Sitter service when
placing your ad . . our Ad-Sitter
number will appeor in yo11r Doily Pilot
od ... Ad~Sitter tokes your messages ••
. you coll in at your convenience to ~
· the r~ to your od ... this llfVa
i s onl·y SS per week. For mQft
information ond to ptoce 'f04Jf ad call
642-5671
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JCHNSOM & SON
1him•t4wcwy
aaJ Harbor lilvd. •a:,;.;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii:I 0-. Meu S40·SQO 1•
ONLY $5491
HOWAIDCIM•rolet
Dove & Qwi II Sta.
J8 VW convert. 4-spd ..
xlnt. cond.. lhrouahout.
$3800. 645·2375 d ys .•
m8638eves. (
1'14 M' Sk!pj1dr. Fl~cnuer
S;\U; S&AJ... ED H IO
: ~lS.WliEJtE IS t lbapec t bo iAI .JI
~ 8Nl.$wa.us's Luck\'r 3431 t W. Cbi.t.\t Uwy. Nc" port
Btach.
I SN.kod btd OPt'IWllC Aam1 11. l!Bl.2 OOPM JI South
-.Rt tUO
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ke. I.? l '""" r <.im per ... 9140 ~ '6.1•11Jrr 11.Lnl cond ....................... .
~I • 114..l
°"'anwr C'am~r,., 91,
II l'ut1tu1nl'll Xlnl
rond IQdniu!Jc J1u•k11 fl.Ill) 1133 :!~ . USO ....... , .............. .
WeP-r
OVEI
-look For YOW' Coad
'73 a.oz. Loaded. •·spd.
A 1C, n ew tares and
dlUb. $3950 .• 979-8.'130
'74 Of'ls un p ickup
w 1camper shell, good
cood., S2600 or make of·
fer 661-3680 an s.
NEWPORT BEACH
lll-0555 0611 le '73 VW....BUGS. Like
new. Will be in town Lhru
the 20th. Call Robt
~911.S •
C1 = c '74Bde c..-+
wtute/blk. Lop. bit. lthr.
llller • xlat.. cood. On g.
<>"''Der. A clus1c! lllJOO
1714 .M8J..82IO
~AttSALE
'670alaxy
7SM311'11 /FM.
. For sale 1971 F o r d 77 Seville, loaded. X· Granada. 2·doot, low ~=.S dys 752-n33. ~ IZ.JOO. W ·SO.SS
I ~ ManneSunt'\or,
.>7;1 E 2nd St . l.1111~
8uch,Ca.~
~:e1 9150
1979 DOOGE.4X4
D 150 rtCICUP
,\1ht•n1 ur~f mudt•I
u.l.idt.'tl 11w J uto tr J 11!)
Ult, <l!r l'Otld • off roud
"tleels & tlrt:S Never re ~ltr~ I~ than 700
nul121! (J61.00J
VW, Porsche or Auch
C~k tVaSOH
\!W f>URSCllE·AUDI
4'1S E. Coast H.tway
ul Bayside Onv~
Newwrt Beach 673-0900
'78 810 Wagon; low mile ..
loaded. Ongioal owner.
SC950 644-44n
•73 Gold 450 SE
Pel'fect cond .• n ew
paint.loaded, o ra g .
owner; Appraised at
SJ L74S. w sell at Sll..225.
~*B M·F
71 Mercedes 4.SOSEL. all
xtras 1nclud1og !)nrr,
30,700 m1, m int <·ond
Sl9.998. li61·7282, 831~11
'78 VW Pop.Top Camper.
XlnL c:ond. Lo • au. Air.
2'2mpg. 67~SM6
'58: fUUy restored-M ant
cond. Call for appt lo see.
~
u..lit 9945 '78 sov SS89S. Loaded ....................... .
Beawful cond. Call Art · '771'WNE.r.PE $3950? 968-3371or~~ Moon rt • .WU.. loeded. .......................
Allfos. ........ ed &d must bl! acl'um ·
' pa.i.oed W/money urdl•r
WL1'ACOTHAll. llll\t;
Xlnlmncl ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
'7S 23'.l Z: 2+2, XJnt rond
Low rruleai?e. auto trans.
Mag wheels . SS750. Call
&61..'.ll6l
'71 Camper. Xlnt cood.
'78 Sedan de V11Je, wbtle, ~:.tr.:e ~~~VQP ·
37,IXX) mi. Wht. lthr. lo· ---------, :>-ltJUli BMW '712 • or cmtuer·s cht"ck 111 thl·
.l8!0Unt o11cr.-of thl' bu:I .
payable t o H1d1J1 J
f1amson. Balunre llUt'
wtttun 7 days Ownt'r n·
serves the r ight to rduse
110 r.1 XI.fl •11111 l'C.',
''ustom \Int 1 onu $2.800
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••1.977 MB4.SOSL. as new.
33.<XX> ml, dark blue. 2
tops·. best ofr over
Red po p top w 175K
mlles. Very clean. S32SO
f1nn. 752~ days.
t.er. XJ.nt. cond... Mw cay . ttso
J5. l736 or 64CMi860 •••••••••••• •••• •••• • • •
'ii I !liiO :ll!l:! 111 ~l'!\1 -~488
. THEODORE CREVIER ·n Dat:.un 8·210 4·dr .
,auto .• lS,000 m1. S3500
631·:1!63 or all. S. 752-1650
5 2 2 . 7 5 0 I' I' t .)
714·!Ti5 0789, 83.1 3134
• any or all bids Mark 1:n·
\elope "SEAL~I> BID"
l'fi3 ~ Hoot.la modified
tolnicc'11 No re11son11ble
ofr ~{~ 646-t.221
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAR SOR SlVD
COSTA MESA 041-0010 &I SI 6 lltOAOWA'f
SAMIA A14A
835 ·3171
i 4C,, 260 z. lo m1. Xlnt. ·tn MBZ 230SL. 2 lOP'>.
oond. Air $4595. aUto. '1lver. mu.o;l :-.1:11
851 ·C»94 aw.I 536-1711i. IW2·329~
'69 VW, snrf .• s te r eo,
am ·rm cassette . Runs
g reat. 51700 . Ca ll
642-4922.
'72 Bus. xlnt oond.
~·080.
'78 Seville 2SKml. Silver.
XlnL ccnd. Dys 833-9894.
cvef>TS.9167
'78 Seville. Showroom
cond. Lg1 blue metalli c.
12,000 m1. A l ways
~araged. was h e d &
w ax e d . L ad o I s l e
~
ORANGE COUNTY'S ..WUT
UNCOLN·MERCURY
OEAL.ERSHJP
RAY FLADllOE
lJNCOLN-MERCURY
16-181\ut.oCent.er Or. 2 l · We I le raft No v .1
Z!SOMC 8S hrs Cudd\ ~ or be:.t. Georgl· ~t
tnJ..3663or 675-4462. PP
IH( UlTIMA ff OAIYIHO MACHIN£
.-75_D_a_ts_u_n B·210. Xlnl r. ~.I';. Metil brn. xlnt
ur Bay Boat w /c:anopv
Encl 0 18. Winner of
Ularacter Boat Paradl•
( fttS..:l677
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gd b\·e-a -Hrd quJht1t•'
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• ~ 19' Sea Ray. l'nJ. 111·w
motor. lrlr. many >.tr.is. I ssooo. s1501J21 t1~-..
0 1;.is. 1713 eves
T'RADEIN SPECIAl..S
( 29' Cahfomuin ·12
s Fiberglass sporlfasber. s twn Newport s hµ av111l.
•• fi!Cnfice at sn .soo ) r 32~:ot0JAN SED,\N S F t dsl. ltke new 'i7 mdl
, '11./lwn dsl enR's hm hi-.
i Will sacn f1rc for ~~'i.1M10
*** Factory Yamaha
ltl>J<Xll" I )Jytona Specaal
Ltd ~lllon CoU~t:lor's llem
Very fast & cle1m
~l~l see to believe!:
839-8583
Motor Homes, Sole I
Rent /Sfe>ro<:Je 9 I 6 0 .......................
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TupStuvou ldX IK'nl'lth
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"'"''••1!17:.! l11llrt'f.,
0..Jll• '> HV fh·otab
5.l!I 11 lh
RENT 22 ft lux mtr.
home; sip:-6. self t·unl.
S2501Wk. +fir ma. 640-8585
Trailers. Tra .. 1 9170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'67 Excel 18'. self con·
taine d . $2800 . Cal l
893-1570 1f ·no ans.
893-44!0
J7' Campin~ Trailer for
summer rental. Clean &
l'Olllfortable 5-17 -3182
17 IO<A. Anstocrat trailer.
Stove, refn,::. toilet.
"l"l'~ :, lltll h S21JOU
JW~I J t ~.II owner d Ir fi.11 J l.IJ
f l!fiS f'iberform OJ"·n hu\\ Auto Sen-ice, Parts
C sx.;oo or ~t olll'r I .11
l 'f bc Wh olly l U"
• Heslaurant . .i!>k 1111 f Mike. 675-~I
1 ~Rent/-
1 Charter 9050 f •••••••••••••••••••••••
I •IM:\11\C.28' 30 B01\TS
C •M2mo plans prl'po1d I lrom SOO mo irwludan~ I "lip, l~!>OrL'> 7 M 'II. I .,~1·11
.. i BOB'S ANGELS
I I ... I s H I N 1,
t 1-: N T E RT f\ I :'-. I '\ 1 ;
I H\:tSINESSJ' 1.u II.it
I ll-ra.<> Sportfi.,.ht'r LnJll\
lhe good life' Cvnt.ic t
liobHJ!!tn
h'7 5-2:i.iV
Boats. Soil 9060
c ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!l, Lucier. 16, 2.'lf(, ,,1rn
h ull !t ll p Ill \ill,
& Accessori~s 9400 ........................
HEW
l'\HT:,i\-~l.11\.I< J·
HOURS
t lpen 'ia m ttl 1.p rn
\londay tlcru Frnl;.,\
I 'loM'<l S<t l ~ Su 11
SAODLEBACK
FORD
~OS \larn . ~uni a Ana
,\l ti"· I 'w lll'r or Warnl.'r
546-7070
\M .. VI TO llC\'.
Ill '\ti' El< 'I 0 FIT :tlO
,11 IJ\TSl '\ :~111 ,, l
SSA VE SAVES
WlTH USEO PARTS ''"l••r•· I c-:1r port\
J\l I '111:1
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TNCb 9560 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1979TRUCK
Cl EARANCE! .
We suU have some new
1979 truc ks an ~tock .
Dra'>tic reduC"t1ons 1
SAVE NOW!
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor B~v<I
l'<st' A ~ F-'iA
. 546-1200
1975 CHEVROLET
LUV PICKUP
With CAMPt:lt S llELI.'
4 speed trans . radio &
clean ai. a pm' Ycllo"
w •beage ant & match111g
yellow shell. tR2547 X).
ONLY $2898
HOWARD Che•r< Oove & Qua ti Stlo
NEWPORT lifo:t\~ I
833-0555
'6.5 Ford Truck. f100. 48K
mi. 6 cyl, 3 s pd. $900,
900-2523
.6.5 INTER.NATIONAL. 1
lon. 7x9 Oal bed. S700
498-1009
'75 Olevy ~. ton camper
SJ>el'aal. good cond ,
lwnber rack. lool box.
8-t:Ji(. stert'O. extra J(a!.
lank Call7513l26
U7 I nl l!rndt1un:il
lla rv est e'r P anl'll'd
f ru<"k. 6 <"I . 3 'P•l .
slick. reblt head & tr.111'
Run-. rrnl' S!l!.15 1'.ill
!>-llHSi!.81
75 Ford XLT R<ingt>r
So1Jt"r V Cab I Ion lkbH
cng. t.addl<· lJnk~. a ir.
looks & runs I 1kc nt·\\
Mu<,l Sell ' S·l ,!"1 00
176-5764
Ford 79 1-·100 Custom.
!>horl bed, V8. <IUt(I , p '>,
p b. !tlt:reo 11. S mor
Whls llK m1 PP
IHI~
IH Dabun ! • l type :H ~ -C.ill !Solf1 526:1 ~~'ii
Lu~i.:e, llR.
'11."t Ford I l•in fl.1l lJNI
{tt1ocl 1 1>1111 ~I. 350
K. 21.111
.2 lh.mt:r Xlnt running
11o rk trurk SI 100
!6i 39:..>or H!1>.1 7[>11
•USEDBMWs•
'733.0C:Scpe. rrunt1~1
'764m24sp t272 PHL1
71J2Q4Sp. tur 1007SEZ I
71J2Q4sp, a1r<294SX E l
71S:Kl4spS1R 101791
71 6.'.llcs1 < 45CS XG I
i8 3201 A. air I 6095 I
'7833A 4..-.p t239UKH I i'8s.D~p !394UBB>
'7); m ,\ loaded l:>-1681
''i!imspt.sp.kg 1649'J 1
i'!l~llAS R 126151
/'J528J loaded (02561
CloMd Sundays
FOR THE
DISCRIMIMA TING
BMW BUYER!
•PRE-OWNED•
•BMW's•
·77 m 4 .,pct. (814TKI l
'77 32Q aulo. (694TJAI
'78:mi 4spd. <728WRFI
'7832DI auto. 15641 I
i8J:n4spd .. 1492AUWI
'7832a4spd. 1873VDl l
71~ (2) t472TAR1
1980 PRICE!
GOING UP! Ex
c.eleftt selection a
cUITtftt prices
SAVE ON LAST FEW
'79'slH
STOCK •
SA.DDLEIACK
VAUEY IMPORTS
~1112 ~1argucnle Pkwy
~11SSION VIEJO
831-2040 495-4949
Q.OSB> SUHDA YS
C>R.AHGE CQUNTY'S
OLDEST
SJl"'·S<-n tC'l Lc:."'"f.!
Rov CaMer,lnc:.
Rolb l'WH·c B.\t W
lsWJrJmbort'.'r •
l\<:wpnrt IJtoal'h 640-f44~
808 McLAREN's
beauti fu l 5101111
R:)4 0010
l!UI 1!17l Ddl'>un Ptl k up
1'.in., ror '>Jll' 'Ouor~.
Bump• r' lh•ar Tall
(, Jtl' Comph:t•' Roth I
<.ti I 7:i I ll<itii ur H.'15 77i;,
1-.xt l~ll •
Vc:m 9570 850:'-J &:al·h Blvd
I.A HABR •\
Fur Rent f enr~1I 1 n,
paved lol 12" J:Jlt• :H·
•-ess. 4500 Ml (I ,, rr11
~sq. ft. t•al)jna <.all
b4:M284
S.ibot: Xlnt l'Ond. Nt'w
Baxter & Cicero s a ti.
rating rigged, aluminum
roost. ssso. Call 752 ~
days
• I lJ ~ft Bluejay sloop. Gd
1 t'<f\d + Trlr. SSSO,
646-2133ask for Cla~
.J 1\'hl clnvt• 1·h:iss1s w run·
rung !(car. transfer l'H •<'
t'I< at·c~ss. part.s. ~-015><
uft 5 & wknds or 835·:!040
tfys
A&Jtos fOf' Sole .•.....................
I \I POHTANT
.\<Yl'ICt-; 1'<>
Hf-:.\l)fo:RSA~D
\DVF.RTISERS
..•••..•.....•....•..••
1975 DODGE
l/4TON VAN
15 M1 No of SA Fwy J
17141522-5333
Sum.la} by 1\ppt
'78BMW530i
Immaculate! IWns on re·
gular gas. 4 speed. power
steering, power brakes.
afr cond., A M /FM stereo
cassette, e lect n c s un-
roof, electric windows.
topezltD.n interior Only :nooo m.llC!I. Besl offer.
Call 642·0138.
n~ l'llnd. S16.000 ~~-spd, Ul:Sl offer . '77 ~L. U brn, xlnl . 67S.9819
'76 VW Bug. lo m1. snrf .
SDFwy-1..ake Forest exit
IRVINE
ll0.7000 <'OO<i. S22 .!XX> Fwrari 9 72 3 714 ii73 3238 ..•••.•......••........
Fe r rari Dano S pad ~r
24 6G T S Oa y t onJ
parkagc. burgundy tJn.
absolull•ly mllll. $32,000
fA..> 1395 or :>Iii !1781
9725
·&1 ~ll·rce«.., 23«-.L. blue
O:>th lOfl' Lo m1 Xlnl
~.t;tX> offt·r l).J I 0355
'ii \IUJ :>< onvert1ble
XJn1 met han1t.1I c·ond
N~' mmor re-.toration
A.\t ni. i.hr. Sat:. $3700. C o 9917
fi..IG.8)4 7 ...................... .
1!67 \W \'an "' reblt eng
& tran' 5 dr" Runs
~ W> 'be-.t 6314259
\W&t!. !;oodrond. Make
olfer aJlcr 5pm
19nCHEYIOUT
CA.MAIO
ilitate SaJe..1963 Merrury
Monterey 4dr. sedan
752·1211 btwn: 8am &
5 ~Moo-Fr1.
twatf -,,s2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
...............•.•.....
i -1 1.28 Sport L .i''lal 70.000
rm. New paint, nc" up
hol Runs good. SI :!tJO
'19& 2'l28 e \ es.
GiJ.5662 S35·58L..)
S29 .SM
545-1638
til VW Pop Top Camper
r;reat , •nHl
Nice 6 cyl. economy car
11.• automauc trans , pwr.
stetnng. air rood . more
opt.aons & low m 1 It>!> too'
l264Wq'fJ.
OHLY S.091
HOWARD Clw•,_t
flf.ve & ()ud1I St.i.
:'\l':WPOH1 BEACH
833-0555
'66 Classic 6·cyl, auto
tl"aM, p 'S. S2,<¥JO.
~3914
'78 RAT
124 SPYDER
Orange. 5~1 miles. 5
s peed, r:idro. converti·
hie . Great :-.Ummcr fun
c.:ar. t803V;-.;Q1
S5699
AUSTAM INT'L
(71411-630..5079
Bet~8:J0.6p m
CaJ I SS6-4282 a Cter ti
AskforTim.
19 F'lat ~. 4 s pd, i.td l'Ond
:Jlmpg Sl.000 or b11l ofr
839-6701
9727 ....•••....•.........•.
VISIT YOUR
ORANGE COAST
HONDA
HEADQUARTERS
TOBAY!!!
UNIVERSITY
Sr\LE.5& SERVlt '1':
OLDSMOBILE
HONDA
GMCTRUCt<S
Xil 1(:1 rbor llh d
COST,\ !\1 i','S,\
540-9640
80 llonda · · 1\c<·o rd. · ·
Silver. Sspd S ter\.'n.
~ .... "lo nul1•a.1ee Savl'
9roat 9•.ms 63.'H>Jtti
·;11 \IR 21111> 1111i.. m I
!>hll\\ l'IJOOl t ooJ . lo.ukd
~7.~.()
4!1.1 2::.0
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beauty. drk g m Ian
9lro.497-~
f'wrJtot 9748 ...•..••....•••.•..•.••
$4000 DISCOUNT
olf wtndow stickl·r pnct•
on 11ny rl.'maanmi.e 1979
Pe\.lg<."Ol roi.
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Oove Street
NEWPORT .liEACll
752-0tOO
1 1. Good cond
RumGood.~
ca11492.i.m
Pondle 9750
·····•···•············· 1978 924, A C. auto •
skreo. snrf, 28,000 m1
Xlnt cond. 01Jmon11
... 11wr blark int s12011
7528111 li ~:Jll lil•ll\ EH-:.~~· ----B:ink fk·pu. 1975 llorschc'.
Tati111 Carrl·ra. ~11.1 I-,
LaJoll.i. 1\ndhl·1m, !I ;,
w\uh..,
'ifi!.ll L'l. ·forgu, u•t· ~rt·cn
SJ.5,.)(() P\1 JU\
jfj() !•322
Pnr-.1·hc for '>a ll' Turbo
Targa ·711 Update H ' &
!I !) Burgund~ 1111 blJl'k
t>\2 !®IS
•'65 C Pone~*
\'cry rlcan m~ i H84
• 9 730 Rois Roye~ .....•..••.••••..•..... 9756
"63 J1t~ 3 IS Mark 2. onl(
owner, cit Jn ('a I tar.
f' p ttlOIJ 675 2\m
9738
··•····•···•···•·•·····
miracle
mazda
21 so tt..bor ll•d.
Costa Mna 64S.5700
··················••··· • 1 DCALER IN U.S.A.
iJRR ~~~vER AOlLS·ROYCl
1~J•mboru
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ClOSfO SVNOAYS
Toyota 9 765 ···········•••··•·•··•· ·ii C l'l 1t· a ST. 1 nu
Pirelli!., A :vt F~I C3'-!-o •
)I.Int l'Ond ~U'll '-l't" Al~o. I nu (;,,otf~1·a1 1977 :'>lalda GLC hatl'h Jtl.S-14 Si!()() M6 2514 afl 5 back. deluxe interior. PM
ai.000 nules. 4 cyltndl.'r. 5
speed, sunroof and rack. Ml Corona Wa11on. New
factory air, new radial eng., Ures. Sl800 'orfer.
tires. $3495 firm. Call 673-412JJdaysor 5S9-~
-~~~~~~~-1 VoluWQC)tft 9770
'79 Mazda RX7, wht. blk •••••••••••••••••••••••
int, AT. 15.000 mi, xlnt
cond. $7400. 49.l-4347 a ft
6PM.
C/~1 <.:a.II .\!I:! 1:?'7A
l!li!J V\\ HL'.S
Uk1• ne'll. j.JnC'C'<l lo
• .. d i. fJljl lli!I
'OOVW BL:S S2-t00 or bt-:-.t
oHer Good cond. Gd'
Ure; 960-7814
"i3 VW Sqrb<:k Very dl•
111 7.28. T Top. J>~. I' H,
PW. pwr dr.i. st AM t FM
stereo ca..,c;. TA radials.
est whls. cn.o,1• rootrol,
20.000 ma. S6!1SU o fr .
~
11. ~l. VS.. auto. clt.rn,
Slb"iS
l!hl ~ Clean. 6<") I
Runs great . i''1rst $WOO
CASll 96J..1194
·m Mustang Mach I 351,
aULO, PS, PB, air. Jll
ong.127915. S57~.
pend.abll'. $1300 49.J S.:~ '78 C28. lo mile!>. :c lnt
or4!» 7ZZ7e\l"> cond Loaded $6,000. ----
'66 Mustang, VS, auto. rlit.
221 ~. 11€W pamt. m1J\.
1ng must sell. 51 800
s.48-2.846 "68 UIJJ: l.>eJX'odablt
Ne\\ pamt.
$2100. 964-5914
1979 VW Con\·. salver.
A.\1 FM. chrome whl5.
Xln t l o nd S7 ,50u
~:ll 15 or f».140 I H ___, __ _
I.Ii hut.! .\lt•t•hJnH'Jll~
~v.n 'l'" llrt•!> 1~,t o f
lt-r <:.ill l!f;;/t;a; frum
Tom
9772 ..........•.....•.....•
VOLVO
SALES. SERVICE
A.NDLUSIHG
0\ r,R..">EA-., 111-.LJ\ ~.H,
1:.XPl'.HT~
URLEIKE
VOLVO
l:Jt,, llnrbur Bh d
Cl.Sf,\ MES,\
646-9303 540-9467
i •t 21;1 1;L !il\m1 l-'t1 f1
warr ,\ C. ,nrf. O\'l'r·
dn\l• "~ F\I i.terco
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& c i1HW-0·52ti2
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9901 .....................•.
NOTHING OVER
$4999
NABERS
AUTO CENTER
1425 &kt•rStret•I
<.:<~'TA ~1-:'>A
540-9202
9905 ....•..................
19W RA~IBLER. 48.000
mt.le> :'>lakl! Offt!r.
OO!.o72S.
l!n4 2·dr. Mat.ador. good
rond , n ew tires &
brakes A.C, P •B. P S.
$1400 080. 834·1764 or
ln).1919
9910
c:Ti~WZ1
i4 Mustang ZJOOcc >'n~
Auto trans, dlx lnh •t.
~ rond.. $l.700t(>ffrr
lltl!-3182 eves& wknds
·········•······•··•··· i <t Mustang ll. 23-0CA.·"· p b, p S, a '56,()()() W I
Sl.800 o{fcor. CaJI Jo..uin•·
aft.er~ :I>.~
1977 CHEVROLET
MAL.-UWAGON
:"ace cood1t1on • Le~s
than ~.<XX> ma~ & Ju.'t
nRhl for lhl' famal>'
1St.4.SPR I
ONLY $2898
HOWARD Che•rMt
Ou' l' & ~u.a ti Sb
-.:t::WPURT Bt:,\l'H
833-0555 --------
SEE US FIRST!
We have a Rood ~~ll·ct1on
o f NE W & u~EU
Lhevroleb'
COHHEll
CHEV•OLET
.X7111Jrh .. 1 HI' d
1··~·1 \ \1 ~.~ \
SU-1200
1974 CHEVROLET
MONTE CARLO
C()\4le Jn Ml:-O'T cond1
tJon. loack:d "'1th option~
& WW mileage ~u~t
~et' t o .iµprcr1Jtt• •
1l!TiKYG I
ONLY $2698
HOWARD CIM•r'Oht
Do~e & Quail St.!-
'\~"'WPORT BEACll
UJ-0555 '
I; t:I CalJllllO Cla!'.SIC All
tht: extra' $.IOOll or b:.t
dr. Qall aner 5 549·711.'>6
---acan.-.. t95S
·········~············· i 'I l'Ullass Supreml'. ~» \ II, 19mp~ Cit), 2J
~..: hwy, sterro, lapt-,
lull ?'J'll.E'r + er. cntrf.
>..Int luxl. xlnt buy, nu
ur~ 561 i5. Uy SJO.-Otj!J I,
t'Ve. l).1.j.2877
'76 Cutlass
Supreme
f II I I }' c q u I p p ,. d
Hr11u~h:i m llardl op
Coupe A C, La ndau top
Blue on blut• "'uh blu .. in
tt'rcor A.\1 F)f Fu II
JAA'W Sl.500 Call Tlw
U-a1l) Pi lot GaraRl' .11
~-4321. l'X\ :n>
1971 Olds Cutlas!) Con
\t'rltble. sautern ~olrl .
'' white top & intr. 1\rr,
P S. P B, AM FM~ Xlnl
rood Ca II Gary 646-95.10
75 Olds 9 ·passeni.:t-r
('utlas11 Cn.user Wa..:n
Sharp, run5 ~real. $2.2:15
1>16 <t137
tll CS . 4600 ma. no down·
T-akc over my lse at 197!1
mt rate. Guy 673·022-1.
M-14620
'78 MonLt' Carlo Take Pinto 9957
over low le.tM.' +fees ••o•••••••••••••••••••
Xlnl cond 7:>-1·6733 71 l'lnto, reblt eng, new
---,.-master cyl & radiator '74 El Camino. 60.000 m1., siso 080. 644·0812. Iv w -shell-$3250. Ca II nflc r ms it for An<(y •
li pm •t97 UiOI
'tn Cama.ro. 6-cyl. XJnt.
rond Must see. moo.
CaJJ 561-9401
·74 Pinto, clea n, runs
great, air. • s tereo •
Slick. radials, yellow
SlZ75/0BO. ~2962
197S Monza. 4·cyl., •·spd., I IUY PllOILIMS
am rm cassette radio. --...a 611 2697
lll'W clutch, new trans.. ,.,,, .._ •
I ;n· ~i·28, Jnbd, wand \ .1111• , I s-t· hd rm. X.lnt cond
S!f.SOO. 67~ 7884.
Thi.' prtCI! or items
adH!rti!.cd by \'ehir le
dc>,ilers in the vehicle
da:.s1f1ed advertising
l'Olumru. does not include
J\ulomal1c trans., c rwse
<Ulln)I, ,\M FM s tert.'O
radio w /cassette, a.la rm
syslem, C.B. radfo, new
ti.res. a new engine PLUS
muc h more!!! G reat
work. truck ! Now re·
!lu ced t o O NLY
S27951best offer. Call
1714) 541 ·2436 t l euve
message! o r 1714 )
642-2588 evenings
'74 2Wl.. 50.000. ma. 4 spd. ·79 RX7 GS. 5 spd. atr
Autos Wanted 9590 AM/FM' casi.Clte 54600 S R. ma~s. Perl Owner
.i8 VW custom Riviera
camper, !>polll':-.s. sips s.
AC. :.t.eroo taPI!, fC~ J?as.
( 714 .lfi24 ·98.'Kl. 640 66S5 •••••••••••••••••••••••
i i Ela.'lra Lld 4 dr. xlnt
cond thru-o ut . Ne"
µa1n l t o p tire s
Sl<XX> bst ofr 673-5781
s:m> OB0.6'S--004Saflcr Ford Pinto 1971-Runs
ti Ask for Mark eood A BARGAJN.f750
lofh._Slipt/ any a pphcable t axes, ~ 9070 hcense, transfer fees.
•••••••••••••••••••••• finance charges. fees for
Hukington Harbor Boat &Jr polJullon control de-
sl.ii>, 31'" Ii 48' Debbie Vlce cerUficauons or de· <2P> SOZ.5645 aler docume ntary pre·
-paralloo charges unless • u-( borne w /45' sUp for otherwise specified by
lse in H. Harbo ur. the advertiser.
2ll·282·1136dys, eves -,.,-... -~--1------~.....__. ----QiuKs 9520
F'oi Sale: 40' m ooring. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Nf wport Harbor off '59 MBZ22X6.·4drsedan. 4 ~ Ave .. Balboa Js spd. clean, original, no
itam49 rust. AM /FM cass. SSSOO. ~ 75'MllM aft 5pm, 641-1027 ~' Bch. slip avaJI. for _d...;.ys _______ _
wiod sail boal. t 615-0505 '56 Ford P'rU complete ly
relWred. New eng & run· 's.rd-up to eo• boat. uUL. ntnggean. SS.000.JOfter. ..... Jack. ldt•I loca· _SJ&._3507 _____ _
CMfLaGO. 813-l4e4 '48 Ford Woodie, rat.ored.
Bott Dock for reot. GJ.ooo; ·e Ford WoodJe,
NRport laland. a.· mu. restored mint cond. c.timarz aA a. D>.CDJ. 6'1Ulll , .....
••••••••••••••••••••••• 497.2235 67J.0517, wkdys 673·6700
WANTED!
• *.
.Wys.itt.
1625 E. Balboa Blvd. Late model Toyotas and
Vo l vos . C all u s
TODAY!!!
PORSCHES
WANTED Allow • the opportunJly
to comkler the PW"Ch•se
OI' trade-In 0( )'OU r cleto
Porlebe. Qeek •1tb u. Toda)'!
'74 3>02.. auto . snrf., a c,
lime.Xlnt. S4300/0BO.
Ews. or am· s 675-2357
CGpi '''' •••••••••••••••••••••••
CAPIUPARTS
New Kool shoe.Its < '72 to
'74) V.f's). New Sears
H.D. 48 mo. battery.
Leather 1port sleerina
\\bee.I. All half price. C1 II
&G-0138.
·1e Capri. New mell.
Cll'1lllP paint. Lo ml. nu
tlree, xlnl cood. llZIOO,
m.&3.
9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'TT 8IZ 2+2, 4-qld, elec.
ll'lff, AM /Fl( u n., A/C,
511( 11111. ... •t· 7074
''71 210Z mint cond l4lllM4 ... lk1 tMlr. Jfl ..... :7'0-07St
14 Mazda RX4. fair cond .
air. $750.842·4300. Ad·
Sitter •135. ~hrs.
MlllOtdnlttla 9740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FMISJY..-
Ava1 r.':'1~~sE o
Mercedes Dem. ·simple lderest wWa minlmum
downoo approved credit.
CALI fOf' detalla.
MISSION VllJO
lWOll'S
831-1748 -.no.
Mint ll'7T go1c1 eosn. •LI ~ p.c1. 1umt. ao,aoo
Balboa lsland
You ~ the wanner of
l"'O f~ Ucltct.s ($10.00
val""). to
So.Celf.
Te~ak
April 31th
Los Caballeroe
Rat-quet & Sporta Club
Fountaln VaUe.y
n ckets may be cla lmed
by calling 64.2·5678. ext . 272. • ••
"5 Vw conve.rtlble , stick, i..sae. nans 1ood, 14795.
f;G.Q)O, Ad..sttter "81
11111. Leue pmt. 1481. '70 VW camper, xlnt.
121.0IO. 611 ·7182 or eood. DOOo orbeet .
m.tCll .a.5741
MJIZ mSI.. '7•. xlnt COftd. WAHJ'ED: '11 VW Bua. ..... bron. bemlloo ... ... to be clean • 1ood. t.r.2topa.P/P,m... 5.n·J.aoaw..
C Bu: 9915 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
*** .......
215 Moote Vlst.a Ave.
Costa Mesa
You att the winner o(
two free tickets 1$10.00
vaJue1.to
So.Calf.
c.w.rity
T-.C191sk
Aprilaeth
Los Cl belleros Racqueu , Sporu Club
Fountain Valley
1\ckets m,y be claimed
by caWn1 642·W18. ext.
.272. • ••
'79 ELDO llUSO?
MD/l'f, .U., c lkk, ltlu'. loedld.. k> ml. OOllWVW.
Wbla . d e 1ler .
(7M)l6-
99l0,_~CAS~_H_S48~·0S7~•--•••••••••••••••••••••••
·;a Mark V. Designer '74 PINTO WGN.
Edit. Top of' the line. .--.. _ ... ,_ 120RK' S1SOO m.5764 4 ~· I ........ ( z I
---·------• "Immaculate. An u -Corwfte ttl2 cellent runnina car."
••••••••• • •• •• • • •• • • • • • Vf!r/ low miles.
'79CORYITTE fll50
SI 1,495 AuftAll CNT'L
Less than 7,000 m.Uea. 5 171411-630.507'
)'I". F\nanclng avail. Call Oetweenl:30-fp.m.
for details. 112531 Call 50Mm after 6
" Atk fOf' Tim. MISSIOMVllJO ~ 9965 ltii4PC>ITS .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 13H7t8 495-17CM is Flrebird. Must seU!
'78 C«vette, brown1bei1e 12100 or best offer. Call imr. '28,<XX> mJ, Hu ever· ..-:m_._3"19 ______ _
ythlnf, im.mt aelJ. Malte 'Tl Bopnevllle . Fully
offer. Call Ad Sitter 42, loeiled. MJnt coad. MSICiO.
eoGIOlthrs. ..... . t---------Olrv. '79, blaclt oo bluk. .... tt74
Spoilers, _,., am/fin -·••••••••••••••• c II 11t.e. crulM, air, hal· Veia GT .,...... lood
I)' equipped. 111,IOO. ....... ... AllJFll. A/C, W·US·iHe. Ron ................... . ~ ........ ..
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1
SPEGAL
NEW-CAR
SALE PRICES
SPEGAL
$ 50~ BONUS FOR TEST·
DRIVING ANY NEW 1980
C HR YS L ER OR
· PLYMOUTH.
SPEaAL NEW CHf!YSLER
CORDOBA AND $45 I CHRYSLER Le
·-BARON BONUS
-$450 CASH
·· REBATE FROM FACTORY.
SPECIAL
MONEY·BACK GUARANTEE ON AN Y NEW
1980 CHRYSLER OR PLYMOUTH IF NOT
COMPLETELY SATISFIED AFTER 1000-MILE
OR 30-DAY TRIAL OWNERSHIP.
SPECIAL USED CAR IUYSI
va. autometlc trans;. pwr,
•tHrlng & brakes, mu.
coollng, WWI raldtal tires &
morel (1&4452).
NEW 1980 CHRYSLER Le BARON . s
-ATLAS SALE PRICE 6195
6 cyl., automatic trans .. pwr. $ 500 &leering & brakes. tinted,
glass. maximum cooling. REBATE
"'sw radial tires & more! •
(176020. :~~$5695
NEW 1980 PLYMOUTH VOLARE
~Tl.AS SALE PRICE$ 519 5
TEST .$50 ~~~ $ 5145 DRIVE
6 cyl . automatic trans . pwr steenoq
& brakes maximum
cooltng. w<;w radial
ttres & mofe1 ( 14 195 71
NEW 1980 PL YMO TH HORIZON . $
ATLAS SALE PRICE 5295
TEST $50 ~~~· $ 5245 DRIVE
.. oa. HATC HI ACIC
4 SPP(>(J trans . body s•de mould·
mg Iron~ rear t>umoer
ouaros. Wfiee• !nm -•
rings wsw radial fires
& more• ( 1589721
52195
1977 DODGE 1978 PONTIAC I 9 PLYMOUTH 1979 CHRYSLER
' A'SPIM WAGOM PH0941X COUPE VOUIE COUN COIDOIA COU,f
1979 CHRYSLER MEW YottkER SEDAM
V8. auromat1c trans . air cond pwr V8. automahc trans air cond . pwr V8. automatic trans. alr cond pwr ys. automatic trans .. air cono . pwr
steering & brakes. roof rack. custom steenng & brakes. radio. custom steering & brakes. 2 tone oamt. s1eerinq & brakes vinyl top. rao•o.
Slh Ave Ed1tt0n Loaded me V8
auto tran"I air cond . pwr st &
brakes. AMI FM sl 8 track owr
w indows & sol11 leath Pr SPats
padded too & much m<>fe' I 1307471
moldings. radio. wsw hres & more' wheels. wsw tires & more• C777TWOJ radio. custom moldings wsw tires & wsw tires & more' (612WPF)
1534VZIJ mo re' 1800XGAl
FOR FLEET SALE OR LEASE
INFORMATION, CALL.· 546 19•~
ROCKY ENGLAND ..
SERVICE HOURS
MONDAY THIU FRIDAY: 7:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.
SATUIDAY: 1:00 Ale. TO 5:00 P.M.
$ 9
NEED CASH???
We pay top dO!lar for gocxt~clean late model cars See
Curt Davis or Bryan Hesketh today. WI ALLOW TOf'
DOUil fOI YOUI flAH.M sm US MOWlll
SEE OUR SERVICE
DEPARTMENT ABOUT RENTING
A 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP!
ORANGE COUNTY, CALt FORNJA WEDNESDAY, APRtL 16, 1980 TWE~TY·FtVE CENTS
~.Deputy DAs -Lash Gates Endorsenients ·
I •
I •1 PmS&ICS 8CHOE•Etn. .................
Oreftl• County Shulff
Col'OO« Brad Oatt!11' endorsr
ment of Judicial candidate
came under Ure Tu day from
two deputy dist ract attornt ,
wbo claim the herlff was less
Uaan lair ln ~ldlng to whom to t.nd support.
The Char~ were dented 1m
Qlediately by a sher1Cf's office
pok a man wtilll> de fended the
MIJlntt In whJch lhe endone·
ment.9 were made
Cales announced at an alter·
noon pr s eonlertnce that b
was endo-,i;1na Incumbent
Ora.nae County Superior Court
Judge Mark Sodtn, incumbent
Central Municipal Court judces
Eugene Langbause r and J ohn Tea,, and Deputy District At-
torney J ack Ryan. one of seven
'Not Military Action
candldatea for a centra' court
poalUon bflna vacated by JUdge
Jlobert Law.
G at4SB said his personal in·
ve tlgatlon of the judklal can·
d1dates included a review of ln·
for mation hom deputies and in·
ves t lgat or s. h is pe r sona l
knowledge of the candidate and.
in some cases, interviews with
the individual.
But two deputy district at-
tomeys -Cliff Harrls, one of
Ryan's opponents, and Robert
Thoma$, a chaJlenger to Judge
Teal--cJalmed that Gates bad
made up hls mind about whom
to endorse before his endorse-
meo t pla n was disclosed on
March 12.
Harris said be met with <rat.es
Ma r ch 18 and was told that the
sheriff, in fairness. would in·
terview all candidates. The next
day. Harris said, he learned that
Ryan's qualifications statement
to voters, s ubmitted March 12.
ftcluded the following state-
ment. "police and community
supporters incl ud e : Orange
CountySherHf Brad Gates . "
"I called Brad Gates to see if
1t was the same Brad Gates that
had talked about all this fair··
ness." Harris said. "He said he
dtdn 't Like my convers ation and
that It waa too bad that my oppo.
nent CRyanJ was sharp enou&h
to get to him <Gates> first."
Thomas claimed that Teal re-
ceived Gates. endorsem ent as
early as March 6, according to
t he qua lifications statement
Teal rile d with the county
Registra r ol Voters.
"There 's nolbing fair about it
al aU," Thomas said.
<See GAT~. Page A Z>
Carter Eyes New
Sanctiolls on Iran
WASHINGTON <AP> -Pres i·
dent Carter may impose new
economic and diplomatic sanc-
tions against Iran as earl)' as
Thursday but would not consider
any military moves until after
mid-May, a presidential aide . said today.
i The aide. who declined to be
alloted by name. also s aid the
~ftlirdSaint
(J.S. government told a llies that
Iran s houJd have ample time by
mid-May to respond to tbe s anc-
tions Carter ordered last week.
If the response is not positive.
this officiaJ said. the alLies will
be asked to carry out additional
non-military steps aimed at in-
creasing pressure on Iran to free
50 U.S. hostages held since Nov.
4.
Hollinden Chosen.
. .
1 .
i
Mayor in Valley
The Fountain Va lley City
Council dropped some or the
secrecy surrounding its mayoral
selection process Tuesday night
and cho&e lO·year veteran Coun·
1
cUmu Al ffollinden Lo serve his
ddrd stin~· top city post.
Hollin • 53, is progr a m
1 manag of the l nslitute or
Tra nsportation Studies at UC
Irvine. Currenlly. he is serving
on the board of directors of the
Ora nge County Transit District
and is chairman of the Orange
County Trans portation Com·
mission.
The discussion on the m&yoral
-selection process began shortly
alter Mar vin Adler had been
&worn in for his third council
term , a lo ng with Bar bara
Brown. who began he r first
term.
Under lbe city's present ·or-
dinance. a ll council members
t automaticaJly are nominated for
1 mayor. and the post is fi lled by
secret ballot. In the past. these
ballots have been unsigned and
have not been open to public in·
spectioo.
Councilman Ben Nielsen pro-
posed Tuesday night that the
. ballots be signed a nd that the ci-
ty clerk announce how each
council member voted .
New council member Barbara
Brown said she supported open-
iDI the mayoral selecuon proc·
ess, but s h e objec t e d to
Nielson's circulation of a letter
coaceming the proposed change
~or to the meeting . She said
the letter was m arked "con·
fidential" when it was distribul·
ed tot.be council members.
·"Policy should not be set by
confidential memo," she said.
"It should be done here at this
table."
Councilman Roger Sta nton
: Hid be favored a• public voice
, ve&.e in the selection or a mayor.
• We were elected as individuals.
aad we should have the guts not
1 to be intimidated by three peo-
ple votJ.na for somecire else.·' he
'aaid.
Deputy Clly Attorney Alan
f 8arna told tbe council that a
YOice' vbte milbt not satisfy the
<See llA YOa, Pa1e A!>
~
f ff'M'IERS WAIT
f lal PllDI' AD
••A DallY PUot elaaslfled ad
lli8d •altnuel waitln1 ln line. ••we bad .,..., success staff. ta· our rataur.,.frorn· an ad aa-u.e elMIUled secuon.''
ftat'a tlMt advertising success
....,. from tbe Newport Beach
)
.nee sbep wbieb placed thls ad
M1be o.t11 Pilot:
-Deily,.,,_. Si.ti,_.
TAKES GAVEL AGAIN
Mayor Hollinden
Leaper Hit
By3QCars
On Freeway
By ARTHUR R. VINSEi,;
Ol U. ~IY l'li.t St.If
A Santa Ana man who made
an a pparent suicide plunge from
a Costa Mesa freeway overpass
T uesday night was crushed by
a n estima ted 30 cars as one
motorist who stopped fra ntically
tried to wave ofl oncoming traf-fic. .
Investigators said today it will
be impossible to dete rmine
whether Richard Maupin, 43,
might have survived initial in-
juries suffered in the 9:30 p.m .
leap off the Bristol Street over·
pass into heavy traffic.
The death is listed formally as
a suicide, although no note was
left, according to watch com-
mander U . Tom Luar.
One woman, Marna Shepherd,
44, El Toro, whose ~ar wu one
of the fint to bear down on
M a upin as he lay ln the
roadway, eacaped injury when
s he applied her bratea, apun
out, and crashed into a ruard
rail.
David J . Brown of La1una
Beach mauled to avoid the atW
form before the proceuioG ol
southbound automobiles ran
oyer it repeatedlY as be tried to
wa ve driven around the victim.
"I uw aometbla1 come off the
overpMt IDd drop Jn r,.t ol a
car. 11M ftnt ear ran over It.
The secood car bit it also,"
Brown said.
He emphasized that each ally
would not necessarily be expect-
ed to adopt all t~ sanctions
already put in place by the Unit·
ed States.
This informant said considera-
li on of any m ilitar y moves
against Iran necessarily would
wait until after mid-May.
.. ,..,,,.......
In another development. the
Boston Globe reported today
that 'the Carter administration
told allies and Iran that the Unit-
ed States is ready to stage a
naval blockade if the hostage
crisis isn't settled by the week of
May 11. The ne wspaper said
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance
plans lo visit European nations
that week to discuss such a
move.
Faring Lagof f in Wisronsin
Al the White House , press
secretary Jody Powell told re-
porters the Globe account "is in-accurate" and that no decision on a possible blockadge or similar
move "bas been take n or com-
municated."
United Auto Wor kers in Janes\'1lie. Wis.. scm bly plant in .Janes ville -soUthwest of
listen as layoff plans are expl".ined by l\ltlwaukee. f'ord M otor. Co .. a lso~
General Motors-offictats:-1'hral'.Ito tr~nounced cutbacks Tuesday involving 15.000
Tuesday announced an indefinite layoff of employees m M1ch1gan. New Jersey and
2.700 of nearly 6.000 workers at the GM as-Canada.
Powell said the administra-
t ion 's inter -agen cy c r isis -
m an aae m e nt comm ittee
p1 anne<I to m~ on the Iranian
situation later today.
Meadowlark Ho Illes Sea Crash
The presidential spokesman
also denied an 'ABC News report
that the United States is con-
sidering imposing economic
pe naltie~ against foreign gov·
ernments that continue to be
significant trading partners with
Issue Contested . Victim
Found?
Iran. .. .
In a related development, ad-
m an istration officials say the.
"stea dy buildup" of Sovie t
forces on the Iranian border that
has been much talked about in
r ecent days is b as ically a
movement or equipment and not
the massing of troops for in -
vasion preparations.
Marina PTA
Plan Weighed
Marina High School in Hunt·
ington Beach hasn't ha d a
parent-student-teacher associa·
lion for seyep years . But that policy could chan~e night. School offici from the
north Huntington eacti cam-
pus claim past efforts to form a
P TSA ha ve fallen victim to
apathy. ',
Officials are hopefu l that
pa rents and students will en-
dorse such an association at a
7 :30 p.m. meeting in the cam-
pus media center . Marina High
School is loc ated at" 15871
Springdale Ave.
Plans to convert Meadowlark
Ai rport into a 450-space mobile
home park brought some old and
bitter opponents inlo harmony
Tuesday night.
A numbt!r of res idents. who
had vociferously opposed fli ghts
from lhe airstrip in western
Huntington Beach, praised the
efforts of the ai rport owners
But others opp0sed the mobile
home park plan and lobbied for
single family homes to be con-
structed on the 64 -acre site.
There was only a mild protest
from others who wished to pre-
serve the airport ror general
aviation uses.
But any action on the request
by the Nerio family to rezone the
property was put off for 60 days
by the Planning Commission 0The Nerios. owners of the prop·
e r ty at Warner A venue and
Roosevelt Street. asked for the
delay to analyze a city fiscal
st udy that showed the mobile
home park wouid be a drain on
city finances.
J ean Collins, one of the more
vocal or the airport critics, said
she was begging for approval of
the mobUe home park .
"It is attract ive and safe." she
said.
·Another long-lime cr itic. Ben
Borcomon, told commissioners
that the Nerios should receive a
he ro's welcome for their pro·
Liked Oldsters?
Marilyn'• Love .Dreama Told
NEW YORK CAPY -Shelley Winters, who once
roomed with ,Marilyn Monroe, says the late actress
once confided her fantasy of having love affairs with
s uch men as Ernest Hemingway, Harry Belafonte Cb~les Laughton, Arthur Miller and Albert Ein: stem. '
The sexy film star, who went
on to marry Miller, was not put
off by Einstein's age, Miss Win·
ters says in a condensation or her
a utobiography published in the
May Ladies Home Journal.
"That has nothing to do with ·
it," Miu Monroe was quoted as
saying. ''( hear he's very young
for his age."
Says the book, ··1 don't know ...,."'""
hqw many of her choices she achieved, but alter
Marilyn's death, a large framed photoaraeh of Ein:
stein wu found among her poueul0nt. On it wu
written: 'To Marilyn, with respect ·anct love and
thanks, Albert Elnsteln'.'~
. >
posal to help rel1e\le the cnt1cal
housin~ shortage in the city Ot hers in the aud1 cnc<' op· A body, believed to be that of
posed the mobile homes .. claim· th e missing passenger of a
mg thal single family homes are helicopter that c rashed last
the h1 g:hest and best use of the month. was rou nd Tuesday
area . morning floating off the coast or
The area 1s currently zoned lfuntinsnon Beach by a P.a1r of
for s ingle family residences fishermen. uuthor1t1es reported
According to a city financial today.
.inalys1s. the mob14f home park _ O rang <' County H a rb.o r
\\Ou ld cost the city S995.000 in Patrolmen have been searchmg
'>l'rv1ces over the next 10 year... for the body or 26-year -old Jeff
the greatest def1 c1t of· any type ~toon since the oil company
of de ... elopment he licopter nose-dived oU Hunt · H o ~ever . resi d e nt To m angton &ach last Ma rch29.
Li vengood claimed that the pro-The. pilot of the helicopter also
1ected costs were not valid wa killed
llecause udd1t1onal costs to Coronor 's officials. though.
!>Chools from other type develop-said the badly deco~.posed body
ments were not computed. has not been pos1t1vely 1den·
The mobile home park would t1hed
be purchased by middle-aged Two .Baldwin Park fishermen.
people who don't have many authontaes said. discovered the
!-chool·age chJldren. Livengood OO<lY at a oout 10 a .m. near an <'X plained • off short-. drilling platform and
The next offictaJ action on the tossed a life preserver around the
rezoning request is :.cheduled body.
.I une 17 before the plan111ng com· Patrolmen later spotted the
mission life preserver and brought the
body to shore. They said the
HB Citizens
Give Views
On Spending
Huntington Beach residents
get a chance tonight to say what
they want or don't want the city
to be spending their money oo.
City Adminis tra t or Bud
Belsito will conduct a pubUc
meeting for that purpose at 6:30
p.m. in the City Council cham·
bers at 2000 Main St.
The city ls working on a $39.2
million general fund proP<>Sal to
finance city operations for the
coming year.
The preliminary budget is up
about nine percent over the $35.9
million from the current year
but still doean 't keep pace with
the inflation rate of near ly 20
percent, accordins to Belalto.
In addltion to seeking public
comment on city spendln1,
BeJalto wtll clileuss the propoeed
Sl.5 million federal revenue
sharia« allocaUon to the city.
Additional pubUe sesaloni wW
.,. held oo tbe bud1et and a
public bearta1 is ac:heduled ant
month before flnal adopUoo ID
June.
I I
man appeared to have been in
the water for several weeks and
was wearing cowboy boots and
blue jeans.
The bodv of th~ J>ilot of the crashed Aminoil USA helicopter.
Gary Lee Rohwer. 49. of Lake
E lsinore. was r ecove red by
patro lmen immediate ly .after
the crash.
Coast
Weather
Fog and low clouds late
tonight and early Thurs ·
day morning. otherwise
sunny. Lows tonjght in the
high 50s. Highs Thursday
68 a t the beaches to 73 in·
land.
IN81DETO•A~
Thf birth ol o mnlolt!I·
retarded ton laol gfffft o 1enotor'1 Jomfl11 o oolud
commodU11 -&ov.. Stof'JI ,
pllQto PG,.l».
••••• ~~:~::a=.•§ ~ "'!la•~ fK:. C1' ., .. tTt:.t g ::
•
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H/F '!*l'J I! •• I Aon I ti, , ..,
~i, lsro:el TalNs ~
Set on Paleatiniaru
WASlUNOTON c AP> -P~l Cart• ud brMI Pr•me
Mtn&Jtt!r Mt>rut<'bem Belin aanowteecl todtY lb•t EUPt and
larul .. u lmmediatelJ Mart marat.borl talb Oil Uae PGUUcaJ t\&l~ ol Palea•leiu Ataa. Lil lll'Mli~~ lM"rttory ln an tf·
fort to l"l'•rh qreemtnt by lbe Iii ay 218 1oaJ atl by the Camp
DnJd ltcordt
Caner HJd l.M ~d ol t•I •UI be condutted "with lh
f'9ll puUdpaUoe ot UM UaMed SW.." wlald\ IMal bHD 1Mkllat1
oe• IPf"OllChel to t9d UM deadloet belWttn S1ypl and larae.l
oo ta.. PaMMialan •utOMll\J' l•Ut"
llall the nt10UaU01u1 in t.M oew round will be conducttd In
luaet and ball m £opt, &.aan aid, renecu,.. the •<'<'~plant
ol a prOpoMl be put tc>rth ~)' at t.be openln& of two day of
aumaut talU w t.h Carter.
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LONDON <AP> -Tbe prtco of cold cUmbed back past th4l
~ mark today ln Europe, whlle the dollar was ~o.Uy low~r ln
forei.gn ntba.n&e t.radlna.
Cold <'l<>&ed to Londoa at $S2fUO an ounce, after havmg
cl0&ed Tut!sday 1u $497 SO. Gold traded in New York at ~17.~.
down S2 Stlv~r lra~ Lil New Yort at Sl4 ~. up 17 cenL'I
Cann-, Bfl"lff• .,.. ... fl' T•lk11
WASHJNGTON <AP) -President Carter ana rr&u111:
Miniater Menube rn Begin renamed their summit talks t.oday
with their dllfereoces sbowtna. But t.bere are some superficial
signs ol progress toward eod.i.Dg the deadlock between Egypt
and Israel over t.be politital future or 1.2 million PaJestinjan
Arabs.
T he differences were hagbligWled Tues day nigh\ when
Carter and Begin toasted e ach other belore a kosher dinner for
U.S •. ,aral Olli~~r 1' ille'd
ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) -:fbree gunmen believed to be
leftist terrorists sbOl and killed an American naval officer and ·
hls Turkith cbaulfeur in an ambush today in a residential dis·
trict ol IstanbuJ. police announced.
One of the attackers was lcilled in a series or gun duels with
police and army forces following lhe attack. Two of lhe \er·
r or ists were captured, while three securit~ agents and a
passer by were wounded.
Sam Novello, 56, a U.S. Navy petty officer from Erie, Pa.,
and bis driver, Ali Sabri Baytar, died in a hail of pistol bullets
a s they left Novello'& home in the Levant neaghborhood a· few
miles from the center of the city al 8:45 a .m .. the police said.
Las \'egos Bldldlags Burw~d
LAS VEGAS. Nev. <AP> -Seven businesses we.r e
destroyed today when a fast-spreading fire Swe.pt throug~ a Sllt·
building complex in so~theast Las. Veg~s . causaog an esumated
S2 million in damage, hre authorilit;S sa1.d. . Four of the six buildings coata.ined m the Execuuve Center
Eas t office complex oo Tropicana Avenu~. were razed by the
blue the Clark County Fire Department said.
c'ause or lhe fire was not immediately dete rmined
Condo Conversion
---
Benefits Flayed
The gene r ous r elocation
b enefits provided by Fountain
Va lley·s new condominium con·
\ t• r s 1 o n o rd 1 n a o c e dr ew
rr1l1c1~m f rom Councilman
Hoger Stanton ut Tuesd<Jy 's city
t·ounc1l mcelin$t.
After d1 s('ussion with c ity
pl<1nni:ng off1cwls. the ordananct'
was unanimously a pproved with
the understa ndmg that the re·
location benefits provision be re·
vised by the first council m eet·
ing in July
As currently written, the or
dtnance requires a de veloper
who displaces a n a partment ten-
a nt during a condominium con-
''c rs ion .to pay the rent d if·
ference encountered in a move
to a comparable apartment.
This payment must be made
for 48 months or to a maximum
of $4,000. whichever is reached
first. .
Stanton said he ;igreed that
Mangers to TaJk
On MGM Program
A new state law that will af·
reel s tudents enrolle d in the
Mentally Gifted Minors program
next year will be discussed
t o night b y its author
Oe mocratJc Assemblyman Den
n1s Ma nger s of· Huntington
Be ach.
The 7:30 p.m. public meeting
will be held in the Huntington
Beach Unlon Kigh School Dis·
trict boa rd room , 10251
Yorktown Ave.
s om e relocatioo benefits should
be required.
··But what troubles me is how
far the city should extend itself
to impose upon a private proper
t y owner." he said. "What
Lrcwftes me 1s that a n individua l
w ho has been in an apartment
fo r four months and one who has
heen ther e for 12 years would be
entitled to the same S4.000 under
this formula."
Planning Director Clinton
Sher rod said his staff is pre par-
ing a graduated scale or benefits
1 hat would provide diffe rent
payments for dis placed tenants,
related t o how long the y have
live d in their apartment. Dis·
placed mobile home residents
a lso might be covered in the re-
vised pro\'1s1on.
The--(lurrent beneftl provisions--
a re modeled after the stale law
t hat covers residents wtw-..are
displaced by public improve·
ment projects.
Sherrod said these provisions
wer e used bec ause the city's Ln·
te rim c ond o c onvers ion
m easures were expiring, and the
city needed a new ordinance im·
m ediate ly.
Fountain Valley has about
2.800 rental units. but bas not yet
faced any requests for a tondo
conversion.
F,...PapAJ
MAYOR •••
current ordinance, but that the
ordinance could be changed Cor
future elections. The council
unanimously approved a motion
instructing the ciLy attorney to
prepare such a cbange.
U nd.er the alped ballot pro·
cedure, Holllden received votes
Crom Stanton, Nielsen an~
himself. Nielsen received a vote
from Adler , and Mrs. Brown's
vote went to Stanton.
Using the same process.
Nielsen then wes re·elected
mayor pro tempore
Earlier in the meeting, out.ao·
ing Mayor ~ernie Sv~rstad, wbo did not sea re-eleetloa t.bls
year , was presented with two
plaques reco1nidng bis nlne
years ol Hl'Vice OG \he council
and bil two lenU u mayor.
library Friends
HonorVol~teers
More than 100 people who
• have vol..-.red t.o u1ist tbe HWl"1DltoG Beacb Libr ary wtU
b e honored at an annual
luncheon Friday. It la apo;nsored
by t.be Frienda of HuoUJ1'lOIJ
Beacti Ubrary.
The event will be•la al 11":'5 a.m . in the Talbert Room at t.be
Ubr uy, 7111 Talbert Ave.
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• NEW YORK CArl Chll:)e
M aoha«an Bank reduced H
prime a natot rate trom lb •
rffOrd 28 percent to 19"• perce nt
today, btcomln& ttu-fU'll major
bADll .to lower tho rate 1lnce
Dec•mber.
Chaae s old it refl~ct,ed a
widespre•d decline in interest
r a\t!.$ 1n rttent days, but cau·
tlooed the rate•atUl might rise in
the (utW't', dependin1 on market
tondltioos
1'bc reduction was the first by
Chase. the nation's t.hird·largest
bank. since Nov~ 27. when it re·
duc~d its rate from 15~ percent
to 151" percent Manufacturers
Bank of Los Ange les also cut it's
rate today to l~~
The stock m a rket staged a r al·
ly today, r esponding to the re·
ductioo of the prime
8y fte AIMc&a._. PNM
Iran's io\lemment radio an·
n o unced formation of an
·'Is lamic Re volutionary Arm1
fo r the Liberation ot Ir ... " ...
called for a boly wu, or jlbed,.
to overShrow lbe lffU1ar lraQl
govern ment vying wtth
Ayatollah RuboUah ~homelnl
for dominance of the Persian
Gulf. ..
I raql Prealdenl Saddam
Huasem lashed back, calllq on
the Iranian people t.o oust ''the
rotten Kbomelni" and Iranian
President Abolbas aan Bani·
Sadr.
The Dow Jone s a ver age of 30
industrials .climbed 8.11 points
ucter three hours of trading. Sotchmo Celebration
In Beirut, Lebanon, Sb.llte sup.
porters of Khomel.Ai a nd pro-
lraql Palestinians batUed with
guns and mortars ror the second
straight day, a od autboritles said four persons were believed
killed . A bomb wre cked the
B e i rut office of the Ira nian
airline, a pparently in retaUation
for bomb attacks this week on
the lraqi commercial center and
the! Iraqi airline's office in lhc
G a iners outnumbered losers
by more than a 2· l margin in the
tally of New York Stock Ex·
change-listed issues. ·
A few banks reduced the rate
t o 15 percent in December, but
a fter lhat it rose st eadily until it
reached 20 percent two weeks
ago. ·
The prime lending rate is the
rate banks charge on loans to
their most credit-worthy cor·
porate cus tome rs. with most
other corporate and industrial
customers paying more .
As rates have risen. a few
banks have esLabUsbed special
rates that are made available to some small businesses. Chase
cut that rate from 1811• percent
to 17~ percent today.
Rates rose s harply ln reeent
months as the Federal Reserve
tightened credit and as . loan
business r emaine d relatively
s trong .. But the e conom y has
weakened in recent weeks and
some economists think it may
have.entered a recession.
f'ro• Pog«' 11 I
GATES ...
She riff's ~pokc~mun Ll Wy au
llart said G.ilc~ had known
Ryan for sever a l year:. and
pointed oul that Gates 1 not
base his endorsements "on in
terviews alone."
And Hart said Teal long had
been an active aide to law en·
forcement.·
Earlier. Deputy Dis trict At·
torney R icha rd F a roe I l had
l'riticized Gates' endorsement of
Judge Soden
lie claimed G..itcs canceled <1
'>Cheduled 1ntcrv1cw ""1th him
Gate:. conceded under qucl>
t1oning Tuesday tha t he did
cancel the a ppo intment , hut
charged it was Farnell's fault
for ·•wa i tin g unt il the la st
m inute" to St!Ck an interview
The sheriH said other endorse
m ents will be forthcoming -in
four to six ot he r 1udic1a l race.'!>.
Including the con test between
South Orange County Munjc1pal
Court Judge ~tchard Hamilton
and William Sage, an attom ey
for the Hwttington &!ach Police
Depa rtment.
Toky~ Movie
Already Seen
An article in Tuesday's Daily
Pilot incorre ctly noted that the
movie. "Thirty Seconds Over
Tokyo" was to be shown Satur·
day and Sunday at Edwards
Newport Center Cinema in con-
JUnction with the wee kend re
union of Jimmy Doolittle's Tokyo
Raiders.
A spokesman for the theater
said the free screenings were
hc:d last weekend. There will bf>
no sbowing of the film about the
Tokyo raid while the Raider s
are visiting Newport Beach.
T he Daily Pilot regrets the er
ror.
Workshop Slated
On Adolescence
A free workshop series de·
signed to h elp paren t s un -
derstand the e m o tional and
physical changes e xperienced
by their adolescent children will
be. conducted a l Golden West
College in Huntipgton Beach
beginning this Friday.
The rour-week series will be
conducted at 7:30 p .m . in Ad·
mioistratloa Room 215. Laurie
Hendricks, a licensed marriaee,
family and child counselor, will
dlscusa adolescent probl~rns in
school and the home, drua and
alcohol abuse, and bow to fost.er
self·reUance.
Weapom Urged
• SAN QU'ENTlN (AP) -Ten
prison·made lknlffl and a · sip
8\l.ft haft been di1covered In a searcb of a hl.-.-..curtty area
ln1lde S.n Queo.ttn, priaett_ of·
flelall"1.
l,uc11le Arm~lrong and mus1c1an Lwnel Hampton react to
a friendly crowd dur ing cer emonies at Armstrong P ark
1n New Orleans. In the background is a s tatue of Louis
'"Salchmo" Armstrong. for whom the park was named.
Le banese capital. ,.
Hussein, s pe alung Tuesday
nlghl in the Iraqi city of MOlul.
again called Khomeini a "shah
wearing a turban" and said ... If
lhis collision becomes a national
d\fty, then Iraq will do battle in
all its forms." Strike Idles Buses
For Disabled Kids
The Iraqi leader said the two
countries could reconcile their
differences only lf Iran meets
three lraqi de mands : reaffirma-
tion of Iraq's navigation rights
H a nd 1ca pped youn gster s
throughovL Orange County we~
left lhis m orning without rides to
sc hool for the thtrd day as bus
drivers contlnUl'd to '>lrikc\
A spokesman from Pufelref•
Transportation Co . "'h1ch is
contracted .lo (Jrov1de bu..,ang for
:.peC'1al cd'ucation !.ludeots 1n thi-
t"ounty. s aid 31 of their lOli
routes are not bl•1ng cov~red
Hut the !>poke~m;.1n s&1d a ma
HB Doughnut
Shop Robbed~
$144 Taken
A ba ndit "'11 h ~rras('d haC'k
hair and bloodshot eye!-t held up
a Huntington Heach doughnut
s ho p T ues d a y Pve n1n g and
escaped with SH4 rn cash, Police
:.aid ..
A 17·year·old female clerk -at
Win chell 's Donut Shop, 6791
Wa r ner A\'(' tolct pohc:c ... he w<J:.
alom· v.h1·n lh•· t•rook l'Ot1 n·cl
the -;hop c:it alJ-Out 111 p m
Offtccr!-t ':.11d tlw m;.io tol<I th1
c-lrork he hart J ~un tn hie, poC'kt·l
;.ind would ... hoc1t hl•r unle!>S. sh1•
handed O\'Pr thl' day·., fl'CCIPt'
The bandit. pol1t·t• '>atd, c;tufrl·cl
rh<> loot into d 'ark ma<11• th<·
l lt·rk Ill' 1111 1111 ll1111r ,infl r.in
Suspea-,e Movie·~
Shown at Colle~P
I\ doublt> ft·ature :.us~>cn'e
mo\ It' program "''" be pn .. >:.t:nl
~·ti -at 1qnn FrH1J\ in 'Forum 11
.11 Goldt·n \.\\· .. t 1'111leg1· 1n llunt
1111.!lOn HeLJ<•h .. \d1111 :.~1011 1.,
'12 50
Tht· proj!ram v. Ill indud1· a
'lhowtnl.! uf 1ht· origanal uncut
't>rs1on of· Invasion of t he Body
Snatcher<;•· T he> Sl'Conci film v.1il
bl· • Comedy of ferror~. · 111
"'hich Vincent P r ice. Bor1-.
Karlof( and Peter Lorre portray
bumbling funer ul directors.
'
JOnty oC the drivenl are still on in the Shau a l Arab, an estuary
the JOb and that ttplacements between the two countries that ls
for tbe strikers wtU be hired this Iraq's w·at.erway to Lbe Persian ~('ek. Gulf; wit.bdrawal from the three
T he three.day-old walkout, s m a ll islands at the entrance to
:.aid Arnita Davis, supervisor or the gulf which Iran seiaed in 1971
.. µec1al educauon transportation and fortdaed, and recognition of
rur t~ county. has lert al least the Arab nationality of tbe non-
100 ha ndic apped students Pers ian majority an Iran's oil·
... tr anded. producing province of ~he srud parenl·l'ilr pools were Kbuzestan. across the Shatt al
p1tk1ng up ~me oC the students Arab frof]l l~aQ.
hut that many. including those . The manifesto broadcast by
111nfined to wheelchairs. were R a d io Tebra!l thund ered
uot getting to school t:harges a l Iraq s ruUng Baath
\.\ e have ~ome k1d.s who b vc Social~ .Party and appealed for
1n ()Jn<1 Point but have to go to a n upns1!'g agaaost tt. But 1t
., hool in Gurden Grove and gave DO information about the
1 h•·v 'rt• stuck, .. she said leader s of the rebel for ce or
·1 ti. \.\Jlkout bt.·gan Monday whether 1t had any men under
11 .11 n .. 1 Prnt·trl"t: bw. y<1rds in :Jrm s
\\ , • .,1min .. lt:'r. Long Beach and T he broadcast ww. part of .t
t, 3 rdc•na propaganda campaign that Kho·
\ ~po k e v. ... v.oma o f or mein1 a nd t he o ther Irania n
I l•Jm ~ters Local 692 s a id Shute clerics who support hlm •~ h-... ked f bel have bee n wa ging to incite t'rDlhvYees .u u or P Islamic revolutions lite their organizing tbe walkout ad are !.triking over "sub6l8Jldard pay own in the Arab countries aloog
a nd poor woning condiUoas." the Persian Gulf.
T he bus dnvers. the Pinetree
pokesman said. do not haft a
\ ontract with the Teams ters. He
•I a imed that T ea m s ter o r ·
1.an1zers ha ve been trying to stir
up bus drivers for s everal
"'cek5
Neither the union nor the bus
1 ompany would dis cuss specifits
.1 bout current wage s cales or
··mployee demands.
Mr s. Davis sa1d Pinetree was
h1rt>d 1-...0 years ago to provtde
11ec1al t.>duea t1 on lransporta ·
11on She :.aid the re has been
1.1 I k of wo rk slowdowns by
<lnvers in the past but that th.is
~a<> t he first lime "things have
i.;une th.ts far ."
Nuclear Plant IdJed
/\THENS. Ala. (AP> -A re·
:11 tor a t the Brown s Ferry
nut !ear power plant that shut
dn"' n a utomatic ally when a
~ orkC'r accadentaJly d1s coMect ·
N1 ,1 ware sho uld be back to fuU
pn"'er today. Tennessee Valley
,\uthontv offi<!ials said. There "'a~ no ·rad1at1on le ak, a plant
...pokesman said.
Candidates
For FV Arts
Panel S~ughtv
Fountain Valley residents tn·
ler ested m serving on the ·c1ty·s
Cultural Arts Committee must
return their applications to City
Hall by F'riday
Three vacancies exist on the
tommsttee. wtuch advises the
e1ty"s Parks and Recreation
Commission on activities such
as the annual arts and crafts
fair . children's workshops, con-
certs and art auctions.
Most recently, the committee
has assisted in planning the de·
\'elopment of Civic Center Park.
Meetings are conducted on the
fo urth Wednesday of the month
at 7:30 p.m . in f'ountaln Valley
City HaJJ, 10200 Slater Ave.
Application forms m ay be ob-
tained from the city tlerk at City
Hall.
CORONA DEL MAR
THE SHOPS FOR ALL SEASONS
For The Discriminating Tennis Player.
JHI
I. COAST HWY.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CEN'f.S
... .
Deputy DAs Lash Gates EndorseIDen~~
81 FaSDSa.tat 9nl0t:!11£KL .................
Oraaec: Co"nty Sheriff Corooer B•ad Cates' endo~c
•••t of Judicial candidate~
eame under Ore Tu~ day from two cMputy d istrict tttornt'y~ wbo el.rim the aheri rt w a l s
titan fair ln deciding to whom to
lend support.
The charJes wen~· denied Im
!Dffiately by a s herlff's omc~
spoh1m1n who defended the
manner ln Whlt'h the endone
meot• Wett made. Gates anOC>unced at •a.n after-
noon prt.ss conference that he
wa e ndors1nr Incumbent
Orange County Supe rior Court
J udge Marie Soden. iflcumt>ent
Central Munic1pal Court Judges
Eugene Langhauser and John
Teal. and Deputy Dllilrict At·
turney Jack Ryan, one or seven
cand1datea tor a central CO\U1
Po•lUon beini vacated by Judie
Robe1'1 Law.
Galea ,.ld his personal ln·
veatlgatlon ol the JUdicial can-
didates included a revlew of in·
formation from deputies and in-
vestigators , h is personal
knowledge of the candidate and,
in some cases, interviews with
the individual.
But two deputy district at-
tomeys -Cliff Hanis, one of
Ryan's opponents. and Robert
Thomas, a cbaUenteT lo Judie Teal ~laimed that Gates had
made up bb mind about whom
to endorse before bis endorse·
ment plan was dlsclosed on
March 12.
Harris said be met with Gates
March lB and was told that the
s heriff. in fairness, would in-
terview all cantJidates. The next
day. Harria said, be learned that
Ryan's qualifications statement
to voters. submitted March 12,
included the following state-
ment. "police and community
s upporter s include : Orange
County Sheriff Brad Gates . . . "
"I called Brad Gates t.o see if
it was the same Brad Ga,ies that
had talked about all this fair-
ness." Harris said ... He said he
didn't like m y conversation and
that it was too bad that my ~
neot <Ryan) was shar-P enoliCb
to get to him (Gates) first.''
Thomas claimed that Teal re-
ceived Gates endorsement as
early as March 6, according to
. the qualifications st atement
T eal flled w'th the county
Registrar of Voters.
"There's nolbing fair about ll
at all." Thomas said.
<See GATES, Page AZl
Not Military Action
Carter_ Eyes New.
Sanctions on Iran ·
WASHINGTON CAP ) -Presi·
dent Carter m ay impose new
economic and diplomatic sanc-
tions against Iran as early as
Thursday but would not consider
any military move,s until after
mid-May, a presidential aide
said today.
The aide. who declined to be
quoted by name. also s aid the
U.S. government told allies that
Iran should have ample time by
mid-May to respond to the sanc-
tions Carter ordered last week.
If the response is not positive.
this official said. the allies will
be asked to carry out additional
non-military steps aimed al in-
creasing pressure on Iran t.o kee
50 U,S. hostages held since Nov
4.
that week to d1 scusi. s uch a
move
At the White Hou~e. press
secretary Jody Powell told re·
porters the Globe account ··1s tn· accurate" and that n<> dec1s1on
on a possible blockadge or s1m1lar
move "has been taken or com·
municat¢ ··
Powell s aid the administra·
t ton ·s inter -agency c r isis -
m an age m e n t committee
planned to meet on the Iranian
situation later today.
Liked Oldsters?
Marilyn's Love Dreams Told
~ He emphasized that each ally
:"JEW YORK CAP) -Shelley Winter s. who once
roomed· wi th Ma rilyn Monroe. says the late actress
once c;onflded her fantasy of having love affairs with
such men as Ernest He mrngway, Harry Belafonte. Ch ~rles Laughto n. Arthur Miller and Albert Ein-stein. ~=-=-::-=:-7'.::~ ~&aJ'ity-be apee -oiity ,.....,.....,.k.,."'~ ed to adopt all the sanctions Tnesexy film s tar. who went
on to marry Miller. was not put
off by Einstein's age. Miss Win-
te rs says in a condensation or her
autobiography published in the
May Ladies Home Journal.
Rpteei11g Through the. • •
'"Bushwhacke r " is a male tabby owned by
P a m and. Steve La'Zar of Cos ta Me sa. His
owners say be likes to play io trees and
bushes But he looks pretty serious in this
photo. doesn 't he?
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1 ~ Vehicles Strike
: CM Suicide Leaper
By ARTHUR R. VINSEi.
OI IM o.e;1y P1lol St•H
A Santa Ana m an who mcitle
an apparent suicide pl un~e from
a Costa Mesa freeway overpa s~
Tuesday night was n ushetl by
an estimated 30 cars a s one
motorist who slopped frantically
tried to wave orr oncoming lraf-. nc.
Investigators said today it will
b~ impossible to de t e rmint'
wbi!ther Richa rd Maupin, 43,
might have survived initial in-
juries s uffered in the 9 :30 p.m
Jeap off the Bristol Street over-
pass of the San Di ego Freeway
into heavy traffic.
The death is listed formally As
a suicide. although no note was
left. according lo wa tch com·
mander Lt. Tom Lazar
One woman. Marna Shepherd,
... El Toro. whose car was one
of the first to bear down on
Maupin a s he lay i n the
roadway, escaped injury when
ahe applied her brakes, spun
out, and cras hed into a guard
rail.
David J . Brown of Laguna
Beach managed to avoid the still
form before the procession of
aouthbottn'd automobiles ran
over it repeatedly as he tried to
wave drivers around the victim.
"l saw something come orr the
overpass and drop in front or a
car. The first car r an over it.
The second car hit it also.··
,Jrqwn said.
Brown calmed them and ran
back to a ct ivat e his c ar's
eme rgency blinkers. then tried
to direct traffic a round the gris·
ly ~cene.
.. To no avail ... " he said tn a
wntten statement.
Donna Jeun McMurray, alst>
of Laguna Beach. told Officer
Ed Esposito she saw some scat-
t(•red debris in the road ahead.
then noticed what turned out to
be Maupin 's bodv.
··t ran over ·1t...not sure of what tl was.'' she told police.
lnvcstagators said many of the
m·otorists whose cars ran over
Maupm's remains continued on
their way.
OUnese Weste rn
At Irvine Library
A Chinese western and a pup·
pet show will highlight National
Library We ek at Irvine's
Un iversity Park Bran c h
Library, 4,512 Sandburg Way.
"The Head Const able," a
feature-length movie in Chinese
with English s ubtitles will be
shown tonigJlt. at 7 o'clock and
Friday at 3!30 p.m . the library
will give a puppet show for
children under 12.
OmseBank
Sli~ Prime
~nding Rate
NEW YORK I AP> -Chase
Manhattan Bank reduced its
p rime 1eno1ng ra te trom the
record 20 percent Lo 19~4 percent
today, becoming the first major
bank to lower the rate since
December,
Chase s aid it reflected a
widespread decline in interest
rates in recent days, but cau·
tioned the rate·still might rise in
the future, depending on m arket
conditions. ~
The reduction was the first by
Chase. the nation's lh"ird-largest
bank, since Nov. 27, when it re-
duced its rate from 1534 percent
to 15114 percent. Manufacturers
Bank of Los Angeles also cut its rate today to 19~.
The stock market staged a ral-
ly today, responding to the re-
duction of the prime.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials climbed 8.11 points
after three hours of trading.
Gainers outnumbered losers
by more than a 2-1 margin in the
tally of New York Stock Ex·
change-listed issues.
A few banks_r~ced the rate
to 15 percent li1'Uecember. but
after lbat it rose steadily until it
reached 20 percent two weeks
ago.
The prime lending rate is the
rate banka charge on loans to
their most credit-worthy cor -
porate-customers. with most
other corporate and industrial
custome.rs paying more.
already put in place by the Unit·
ed Slates.
T his informant said considera-
tion or any military moves
against Iran necessarily would
wait until after mid-May.
In another de•elopment. the
Boston Globe reported today
that the Carter administration
told allies and Iran that the Unit-
ed States is ready to stage a
naval blockade if the hostage
crisis isn't settled by the week of
May 11. The newspaper said
Secretary of State Cyr us Vance
plans lo visit European nations
·"That bas nothing JO do with
it," Miss Monroe was quoted as
saying. "I hear he's very young
fo r his age."
~ ·-.~ '•11
ft ..
Says the book. ""I don't know •u1Lv ..
how m a ny of he r choices she achieved. but after
Ma rilyn ·s death. a ·la rge framed photograph of Ein·
st('tn was found amo ng her possessions. On it was
written : ·T o Ma rilyn. with espect and love and
tha nks. Albert Einste in'.··
Waste Order
~ Drums Mwt Be Repacked First
By RICHARD G REEN
Of t1lllt 0.ify l'li.t SI.Hf
State Health Department of-
ficials ordered an Irvine firm to-
day to begin shipping its 95G-
barrel backlog of radioactive
was te lo a burial s ite in
Richland. Wash.
·'The department issued the
order aftef learning that some of
tbe 950 drums of r adioactive
wa s te in stor age at ICN
Ch e mical a nd Radioisotope Division, 2727 Campus Drive,
were mispackaged and leak-
ing," said Pete Wiser. a health
department spokesman. ICN nms a radioactive waste
disposal service for customers
throughout Southern California.
The order calls for ICN to
place SS-gallon drums contain-
ing low·level ridloactive waste
into larger drums for shipment
to Richland. where ICN ship-
ments are currently embargoed.
Wlser said Richland officials,
who initiated t.be embargo after
djscoverina some defective JCN
drums, wUI lift the embarao If
ICN drums are "overpacked" in
1ar ger drums and lbe California
Stale Health Depa rtment in
~pe('\s the druml> before sh.ap-
ment.
Accor<ling to state health tn·
spector Kim Wong. an inspec-
tion of the ICN plant Monday
r evealed several defe cllve
drums. including one which had
leaked about one quart of
radioactive liquid
Wong said he immediately or -
dered ICN to clean up the liqwd
and fix the drum.
ICN has come under close
s crutiny recently after an Irvin~
policeman spotted about 30 bat:
rcls marked "radioactive" in
ICN 's parking lot on April 4 .
That discovery led lt(e Orange
County District Atlomey's office
to file a misdemeanor charge
against ICN, which will be ar-
raigned on the charges on May
29.
The charges allege that ICN
was storing radioactive waste in
an "unsecured" area.
The backlog of radioactive
waste at ICN resulted from the
temporary closure or out-of-state
waste burial sites in 1979. When
the sites reopened this year , JCN
s hipments were embar goed
a fte r some of its drums were al-
legedly discovered leaking when
they got to the burial sites.
ICN hasn 't picked up any
waste from its customers since
Oc tober of 1979.
• Albert Baietli. radiological
control direct.or for ICN. said
that at no time has low-level
radioactive waste from his firm
threatened anyone's health or safely.
He said the temporary placing
of radioactive waste-drums in the firm's parking lot was "ac-
ceptable practice."
Baietti said the firm wants to
ship its waste so that it can re-
open its radioactive waste dis·
posal service.
Coast
'Weather He told police he ran to one of
file autos that slid to a bait about
1,000 feet down the pavement
bd found the occupants in
I .,.teria, Nade·r-backed Local Ralli,es Set Fog and low clouds late
tonight and early Thurs-
day mornina. otherwise
sunny. Lows tonight in the
high *· Hi1bs Thursd'y 68 at the be.ad.es to 73_m·
land. JV.MIERS WA.IT
mR PILOT AD
"A Daily Pilot classified ad
.. d waitresses waltin1 in line.
' "We bad 1reat success staff . tac our restaunnt from an ad
ID tbe dusilled section."
Tbat'1 tbe advert1sin1 success 8&orJ hom the Newport Beach
1 -"•...., wblcb placed this ad .... Dally Pilot: -• Walw °' wa~lt.ress. Must -.. o.w n llature a -..-../' ~.
-If ,_ want ,our ad t.o bring ... wdilll lllt, call 842·5678. ..
Rallies will be held Thursday
at UC Irvine and Orange Coast
College as part of the natlonwide
Big Buaineu Day, but the
Irvine-hued Fluor Corporation
w ill not participate in the
celebrations.
This is becau.se the huge con·
structlon firm hu been charted
by Big Business Day OTlanber
Ralpb Nader u OM of 11 eom·
paniea acro11 the nation he al·
lege.s LI enaaailll in improper
corporate practices.
''The chars" a1aln1t Fluor
Co1'p0ntlon, allepdly made by
the coaUUoa epon1orln1 Big
Business Day, have come tlrale
second bUd," said J . Robert
Fluor, cbalrman of tbe corpora-
tion.
·'The IJ'OUP bu not had the
courtesy to MnCI ua their eom-
plaintl. lf and when we receive
thelr COml)latntl in writing, I
will re1poad at that time.''
The other 10 firms are Amerleaa Blectrie Power, Cu·
tle fr.-Coc*e.~ S .l;-ft
Pont de Nemoun. Eli Ully, m:.-
xon, Occldentai Petroleum,
Grumman. U.S. Steel ud Wlml· Dixie.
Bl1 8U1lw1 Dir ii tbe crea· ,ioa of a coalltJon ol uaAoaa, eon·
s umer 1roup1 and polttlclaas,
led by Nader. . '
Mart Green, a Nader aide.
WH quoted by the AllOdated
Press u HYlna the 11 firms
r e present · a crou·section of
problems, sacb u unfair labor · Hd buflneu· praetlcea, health
and talay buarda, eomqJtioa.
esceuive polllital power. tax
evaalm ~pool' treatm.at ~ 1oea1 eommua&Ull.
...... Corp..-... erida-laaw
in UM pmt ~plaADed about lb ftaaadal ID~wmnt ln Saudi
Afri ca aad Us prHld•Dt'a
part! .... bl eltabU•bbll l Klddle-Sut 1tut17 center at
VIC. .
Al><pmt of -....... Day,
\
•
Irvine City Councilman Larry
Agran and.Ken MsemaJI, pttSi·
dent of the United DoqiesUc
Workers Union and vice
chairman or the Campalg:n for
Economic Democracy, will speak
at UCI at noon.
A&J'U will speak OD the im-
pact of corporate power at the
local level and MsemaJI wtll
1,eak Oil t.be role of btl laualnesa
iD tile Amertcaa IOClwty:· --
MHIUJI will also speak at
Oraqe Coast CoUe1e at aoon.
Bl• BulUMN Day activtUet
are paa...d for 150 cities In •
•tales, lneludl~ rallies, te•ch·
ia1. and mock trlall of bual·
De91eS. ,
IN818ETe•"W
The l!Wth of o "'"'°"V·
retarded '°" has gton Cl
unator'a '°"'"-o oolud
com'"odUJ -low. St~rr. plloio~tn. ...... I, -a.I
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• IS'l'ANBUL. T\U~~y tAP> Th~ 1unmen belle\led to be
left.Lit LenOriaa ahOl ud blled an American nanl officer and
his T\u'kl h cbaulff'W' lo an ambuab today ln a re.Uct.:nUaJ di•
trtct ol bLanbul, polace aGDOUDttd
C)ne oft.be attackers W~ killed tn I 8~r1es Of IUI\ duels With
police and army force~ 4ollowtn1 t.be attack Two ol the ter
rom1t.s were c1t pturl'd, whale thre" security ugent ... and a
passerby we rt! woundN.I
Sam Novello. SS, a U S avy petty offtcer from Ene. l'a .
and his driver. Alt Sabr1 Bayt•r. died an a hail of pistol bullets
85 they left Novello'~ home an the Levant ne1gllb0rhood a few
miles from the center of the city at 8 .-5 a m . the police said
OlfttT. 8f!fli11 a,. ... ,_ Talk•
WASHINGTON CAP) President Carter and Prime
Minister Menachem Begin resumed their summit talks today
with their differe nces showing Bu.t lhere are some superrlclal
s igns of progress toward ending the deadlock between Eg~pl
a nd Israel over the political future of 1.2 m1lhon Palestmtun.
Arabs. · l h Thl' differences were highlighted Tuesday nigh w en
c ,rt.er and Begin toasted each other before <!,kosher dinner for
(.iold Priec-Top 1e ~.'iOfl .tlork .
LONDON (APl -The price of gold climbed back past lh<: ssoo mark today in Europe, while the dollar was mostly lowe r an
foreign exchange trading.
Gold closed in London at $528.50 an ounce. after having
closed 'f uesday at $497.50. Gold traded in New York at $505,
down S14.20.
Silver traded in NewlY()rk al $14.20, d?wn 18 cen~.
Aliso Preservation
Plan Due Hearing
State coas t<i l comm1ss1oners
will hear plans for pres <•rv<ttion
of the AJiso Greenbelt inland or
Lt.1~una Beach when lh('y mc<'t
Thursday at the Airport Marina
Hotel in Lo6 Angeles.
-,,:\e stale pane( is expcc~ to
review an a pplication by the
St ate Coastal Conservanc y for
use of more than 4,300 acres of
greenbelt for public open space.
agriculture and rec r eation
areas
R egional coas t a l co m -
m1ss1oners approved the concept
l a~t month. with ~he st1pulat1or\
th.it re mains of h1:.ton c Ind ian
~et t le men~ be protected .
The ~reenbcll plan propose:.
that 4,367 ac r('s between the
pl<inncd 20.000 unit Aliso VicJo
<·ommumty a nd La~una Beach
l'K' preserved
fl ca ll~. ft)r ~c lf ·~upport1 ng
recreauonaJ fac1 lit1es. such a:.
an equestrian center. wine ry
leased land for farm crops. and
expansion of the existing nine•
hole Ben Brown Golf Cour:,c to
an 18·hole facility.
The coastal conservancy ha~
approved lending $450,000 for the
greenbelt project, which wouJd
be r epa id from recreational
uses.
An additional $700,000 for
future facilities would have lo
come from the county and would
be repaid in a s imilar manner
(from recreation revenucsJ over
a five·year period. accordlnJ? tn
a study prepared for the prOJ E:Cl
St ate coastal commissionNs
will review the proposal <tfter 9
u m . at the hotel. located near
Los Ange les Intern a t ional
Airport at 8601 Lincoln Blvd
f 'ro• Pagt-A I
GATES ENDORSEMENTS
Sheriff'!" spokesman Lt. Wyatt
tlart s aid Gates ha d known
Ryan for i;eversl year~ and
pointed out that Gates did not
base his endorsements "on in·
terviews alone."
Rode Reception
To Mondale Call
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>
Vice President Walt.er Mondale
spoke by telephone to a Mex·
1can-American fund-raising din·
ner, then had the phone abruptly
hung up by the group's leader.
Mondale angered members of ·
the Mexican-American Legal
Defense and F.ducaUon Fund by
c an ce.ling a pers on al ap-
pe arance Tuesday nigh\ so be
could attend the sl at e dinner for
I s r aeli Prime M iniste r
M e na c h e m Begin in
~ Was hington.
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And Hart said Tea l long had
been an active aide to l3w en
tor~ml:'nt -
Ea rlier. Deputy District Al·
torney Rfcha rd Farnell had
c riticized Gates' e ndorsement of
J udge Soden
He claimed Gates canceled a
... cheduled interview with him.
Gales conceded under ques-
tioning Tuesrlay lbal he did
ca ncel the a ppointment, but
charged it was Farnell's fault
for "wa iting until the las t
minute" to seek an interview.
The sheriff said other endorse-
ments will be forthcoming -in
four to six other judicial races,
including the contest between
South Orange County Municipal
Court Judge Richard Hamilton
and Willi am Sage, an attorney
for the Hwitington Beach Police
Department.
fumty Sets
'Study' of
Charter Plan ·
A new committee formed to
study tbe pouibiUty of a cbaiUr
form or governme nt for the
county received a new name
Tuesday from t.be Oran1e Coun·
ty Boardof SUpervilon.
Tbe lfOUp, beaded by Superior
Court Judie Bruce Sumner, will
be c:_alled the Oran1e County Charter Study Committee.
Previously, the word "study"
did not appear in the commit·
tee'• name. •
Tbe cbanae was requested by
the commitlee so that It would
not appear that it was pre-
dtapc>Hd to recommendlnc • charter form ot aovemmenl.
TM board alaO aptbortied the
committee to spend u~ to r·ooo to be1in lt1 analyal1 o th•
f easltilUty of a charter for
Oranae County .
•1 'n. MaedelM PrHa
Iran'• aovernmcn~ radio an
aouaced format.Io n or un
• • Jala.Ut' Revohalionary Army
for Uae l..lberaaioc ol Iraq" aand
u U.cl for a holy war, or jihad,
to ovtr1hrow the sceular I raqi
tlOVcrnment vying with AY ialOJhlh ltuhollah Khomeini
tor dommance of the Persian
Gulf
I raqt Preatdent Sad{lam
lhaueln lashed back. calling oii'
tho Iran.Ian Pt.'<>ple to oust "lbe
rotten K.homeinJ" and Irania n
P resident Abolhassan Bana-
Sadr
fn &!1rut, Lebanon, ShJite sup~
"'orters ot l<homerni and pro·.
traq1 Palesttmans battled· with i.iun~ and mortars for the second ... troighl day, and authorities
.... .11d four per:.on~ wen~ belie~
kalll'd A bomb wreck ed lhc
Ue1rut office of the lranian
1.urllne. a pparenUy in retaliation
(or bomb uttacks lhis week on
the Iraqi commercial center and
1 he Iraqi airline's office IJl thl'
Lt•banesc capital
Hussein. spe aking T uesday
nilo(ht in the Iraqi city of Mosul,
again called Khomeini a "shah
·wearing u turb<in" and sajd. "If
this coll1s1on becomes a national
duty. then lrnq will do batUc in all its forms."
·The Iraqi leader said the t wc1
countries could reconcile their
differences onl y ir Iran meet~
three Iraqi demands : reaffirma·
lion or lrnq ':, navigation rights
in the Shatt al Arab. a n estullf'y
between the two countries that is
Iraq's waterway to the Persian
Gulf; withdrawal from the three
s m a ll islands at the entrance to
the guJf which lran seized in 1971
und fortified. a nd recognitioo llf
the Arab nationality of the non-
Pcrsian majority an Iran's oil
p r o du c ing provin ce o f
Khuzcstan. -across the Shall a l
Arab from Iraq.
The manifes to broadcast hy
Radio T e hr an thundered
('ha rges al Iraq's ruling Baath
Sociahst Party and appealed fur
a n uprising agains t it. But 1t
gave no information <1bout lhl'
ll•aders of the r ebel force or
whC'lhcr 1t had any m1•n un1!t·r
arm :.
The broadcast was part or a
propaganda campa1~n that Kh''
mcini and the other I ranian
Shiite CIC!tlcs whri support him
have been waging to m c1tt·
Is lamic rcvolut1ons like their
own JO the Arab countries along
the Persian Gulf.
SD Chickens
Cackle Over
Feather Suits
SAN DIEGO <AP1· The S;m
01cgo Chicken has met has suc-
cessor at r adio station KGB in a
contempt of court hearing.
Ted Glannoulos appeared in
court Tuesday in his San Diego
Chicken co.c;tume.
It was the firs t courtroom pro
cecd1ng televised m San D1c~o
County. Superior Court Judg(·
Raul Rosado allowed camer<i
c rews to photogr a p h hoth
("h1 ckens and compare their ro:-.
1umes.
Giannoulos is being hit with
contempt proceedings brought hr KGB on grounds his costume
violates a 1979 Superio r Court
order wtuch prevents it from re-
s embling that of the KGB
chicken
Jim Price. general manager
of KGB, said the s tation is pro-
testing G1annoulos' appearanct
on rival radio station KPRI.
"We s imply want hi m to agree
not to appear o n be half or
another radio station." Price
Raid.
The hearing continues today.
C.Owity Man
Killed by Car
A 61·year-old Orange resident
was killed instantly Tuesday
evening when struck by a car
while crossing an intersection in
Orange.
The California H ighwa y
P atrol identified the victim as
Segundo Cardenas .
Officers said Cardenas was
crossing Hughes Avenue near
Spring Stnel at about 7:30 p.m.
when be was a struck by a vehi-
cle driven by Melvin Goeden, 29,
of Santa Ana. The driver was not
injured, officer said.
The accident ls under in-
vestlgaUon.
'Target&' LiAted
By fte Aueclated Pnu
FBI agent.a were contact.Ln1
major comparuea acrou the na·
Uon today after learnin1 a
Pu.rto Rlcan terrorist 1roup
maintained flies on 10me 50 im•
portUt bulilMH HftUth ... and
tbetr comp..Uet. The Ult al-
le1edly includes detail• ol the tarceu' per1oaal Jin• •nd career.
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THEY'LL PHOTOGRAPH LAGUNA CANYON ROAD
M•rk Chamberialn (left), J.-ry Burc:hftetd
Canyon Mural
Plwtos 4Labor of Love'
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ol IM o.14~ " ... $\.it .Two Lag una Beach photog.
raphcrs will embark on a
large-scale venture Friday.
when they bc((in photographing
nine miles of Laguna Canyon.
That's both sides of the can·
yon, mind you, an(! the end re-
s ult will be two parallel pholo-
gr:aphs stretching 262 feet each ,
and containing 1,3-42 individual
frames.
Jerry Burchfield and Mark
Chamberlain. who have operat-
ed BC Photography <ind Custom
Lab Serv1ccs an town for more
than seven years. :.ay they ex-
pect to be walkin~ and s napping
photos for the better part of rune
hours Friday
The two part lime Saddleback
Com munity Colll'Jte photog-
raphy teachers will have a:.-
sis tance from several of their
students. who will mark off
76.5-foot intervals on the wmdinl(
ro;,idway Whl•rC each framt• Wiii
Ix' shot
W i c I d 1 n g 3 5 m 1 I I 1 m et<' r
<'amcras, lht• two m(•n will walk
down each :-.td(' of t hl· road from
the San Ow~<1 1-'r<·t·Y. :i \ to lh•·
hl':.tCh, snapptn~ .1 ~hut 1•vcry
7fl 5 fe<.>t.
When tht· him 1· 11 ••Vl·lorx'i'l rm
tv.o long ~traps, 1t ~ l1kch lu tw J
ccilotful-m1mt;.~t'-lh11t loc-al rom
muters will h;.J\01· sern hl'fun·
That':, bc<·.1u.,c.• lhe thrt•1• Jnd a
half inch ht~h color print ~111
repre:-.cnl a \ lt·v. 11( l.Jguna C:.m·
y on as al ·~ viewed Crom iln
automobiJe.
"It 'II be hk<' looking at 1t from
" ,, u r c a r , ' 3 2 ; c.· <t r ''Id
iforC'hr1cld s:rnl
II •· ... aid the hn;sl 262 root lunr
phutn ">lrtp~ Y.111 11•11 1t\1·rl,q1 111
1 h1 f1>r1·.:r1111nd t>f tlw p11 turc. .....
hut hccau'>•' nf tlw 11atur«' of ttw
lt·nM'S, """'II ha\ 1• ~um1 o\ 1 rl.ip
1n th<" baC'kJ?niund
Al the h;.ise or ('..tC'h or thc• 1.:M2
µhotoAraphs v.. 111 h1· thP Nhi•· of
Laguna Cun; 011 Hoad.
Why would two pror('ss1ona l
pholo~raphcrs 111vC'st their t1m<".
and perhaps SJOO to $400 m such \
a venture"
Policeman Shot
HAWfllORNE (A l» Off·
duty Los Angeles police orriccr
Ra l ph C harles Pc rn wa s
woundt>d durmg a shootout with
Ha wthorne police outside a sur·
plus store where Perry allegedly
tried to use a stole n credit card.
aothontles said. A Hawthorne
pohcc offi cer also was wounded
Ma rk u sed to live h e re,"
Burchfield said. "We both have
always had a st.roog love for this
area and the open space around 1t. ..
He said the two businessmen
ha ve also been very much in-
volved witb tbe m e d ium of
photography, .especially it.a use
as a vehiele for documenting
change.
"And we·feel things are going
to change in the canyon," he
:.aid. ~
So, the two men want to pre-
sef ve the canyon the only way
they know bow. On film.
"It's rea.IJy the only tblq we
can do," he shrugged. "The
(Laguna> Greenbelt and other
groups are trying to control de-
velopment. but eventually, one
way or another, it's going lo
come."
The two m en don't know what
thev'll do with the ir massive
fin1;hed product, but Burchfield
.,aid mu.se ums mJ ght want lo ex·
h1 b1t lhc parallel strips.
.. As a document or the area,
1l 0'> important," Burchfie ld said.
"And photographically. it's uni·
ljUl' "
And "iOmeday, 1t might be the
only rcmmder or what Laguna
«anvon !<Miked hke before the 'Jlr;;\.\ I ____ _
Theft Suspect
Trades Bike.
~rCrWlh
\ ,LL.,pe<"ted motorcycle thwf
.1 ... 1r1<l1• j bike reported :.tolC'n 10
!'-.in JJwi.:o ... taggcred av. ay after
< olladmg with a car an E l Toro
'I ul'-.da~. Jumped onto another
Ii 1 k 1• and s t o I e 1 t too. 1 n
\ <''L1g11tors :.a ad.
Officer Dick Van Cott. of the
Cahfonua Highway Patrol saJd
the fi rst motorcycle burst into
flaml"s and was destroy~ by
fin' after the collision with an
auto dnvc·n by Glenda Decker or
M 1!\s100 V1eJO.
W1tncs:-.es told nuthorities tht-
110 '4 nt'd olker limped to anOlher
motorcycle parked by one of the
.... 1tne'lses to the crash and sped
d way on it in the confusion.
P atrolman Van Cott said t.M!
<'r ash occurre d when th e
motorcyclist failed to allow traf-
fic to clear the intersection ol
Alicia Parkway and Muirlands
Boulevard.
He had the righl-<>f-way. bul
was obviously in too much ol a
hurry, the CHP said.
CORONA DEL MAR
Victim •
Fo11nd?
A bod)', believed to be tbat ot
tbe mt1aln1 pa11encer of a
hellcopter that c rashed last
month, was found Tues4a1
morotnc noaUq ~t tbe eout ~ HunUqtoe BMeb bJ •per of
flabermeo, •utboriU.. reported
today.
O r a n ge Count y Harbor
P alrolmen have been searcblng
for the body of 21&-year-okl Jeff
Moon since tbe oU company
helicopter noM-dived off H1411t-
in1t.oa .Beach last March 29.
The pilot of the beUcopter also
was#,jUed.
Coronor's olficials, though.
sald the bad.ly decoaiposed body
has not been positively iden-
tified.
Two Baldwin Park fishermen.
authorities s aid, discovered tbe t>oQy at aoout 10 a .m . near an•
oHs hore drilbng platform and
toss ed a life preserver around the
body.
Patrolmen later spotted the
Hie preserver and brought the
body lo shore. They aaJd the
m an appeared to have been in
the water for several weeks and
was wearing cowboy boots and
blue jeans.
The body of the .Pilot ol the crashed Amlnoil USA helicopter.
Gary Lee Rohwei;. 49, ol 1.ake
E lsinore , was recovered by
patrolmen immediately after ·
the c rash.
County Pays
lnJail Case
MUtn'"'MP) -A woman who
claimed she was held naked in a
jail cell for five days has won
SlS.000 in damages from · Dade
County.
·'It wasn 't enough ," s aid
Mi r ia m Do nner, who h as
pursued her case against the
county five years.
Th.e clrcuJt court ruling fell far
s hort of the St00,000 she sought.
She was arrested in April.
1975, on a charge of disorderly
conduct for picketing al the
Metro Justice Building after she
lost a suit in a dispute over a
C<Jr .
Toky-0-M~~-".!•
Already Seen
An article in Tuesday's Daily
Pilot iDcorTectly Doted . tbal tbe
movie, '"'lblrty• S-ond1 Ove r
Tokyo" was to be &bown Satur-
day a nd Sunday at Edwards
Newport Cent.er Cinema in con-
J unctton with the weekend re -
union ol Jimmy Doolittle's Tokyo
Haider..
A spokesman for the theater
&aid the rn:.-e sc~nings were
hc:d last weekend. There will be
no showm~ or the film about the
Tokyo raid while the Raiders
arc.· visiting Newport Beach.
The Daily Pilot regrets the er-
ror.
Boy ;\ccidentally
Killed by RiOe
BAKERSFIELD (~PJ -An
ll·year-old Bakersfjeld boy died
t wo hours after be was ac-
cidentally shot in the forehead by
·a playm a t e , Kern County
shertrrs omcers said.
Claude Smith was s hot Moo-
da y aCternoon while Anthony
Reeves. 12, was showing the vic-
tim and two other neighborhood
boys his rifles, deputies were told.
were told.
THE SHOPS FOR ALL SEASONS
or The Discriminating Tennis Player.
In Stock Nowl
2111
I. COAST HWY. c ..........
675-9700
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IAllAMCA
552-1212
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
. Deputy DAs Lash Gates Endol-senient~
81 n&'D'IUC'll 8CffOE•EIO. ·-~ ........... Oran.ce Cour,t y b er1ff
Coroner Bnd Oate • e ndon;c
meat of J udicia l candidate
~•rn• under fire Tut'~day rrom
two c:t.euty djatrlct a ttorneys
who datm the ab criff was le
lban fair ln ~iding to whom to
lend aupp()rt.
The charges we re denied 1m
mediae.ly by a she riffs orr1ce
SJC
O.lly ~li.t SWtl -SAN oJUAN'S TOP l'tJAN
Gary Hauadorfer
spokt>s ma.n who d efended tht
m anner ln whJcb the endorse·
menu wMe m ade
Gate!! announced 111t an after
noon press con/tnmce that he
w us e ndors in g in c umbe nt
Oranee County Superior Court
Judge Mark Soden. incumbent
Central Municipal Court judges
Eugene Langhause r and J ohn
Teal, and Deputy Oistn ct Al·
torney Jack Ryan. one of seven
Files
Not Military
candidates for a central court
poaiUon being vacated by Judge
Hobert Law.
Gates said his personal in-
Vl'Stigalion of the judicial can·
didates included a review or in·
formation from deputies and in·
vesti&a t o r s. h is pe r s o na l
•knowledge of the candid ate and.
1n some cases, inter views with
the individual.
But two deputy district at·
Suit
New Sanctions . .
Due for Iran?
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi· Bos ton Globe reported today
dent Carter may impose new that the Carter adm inistr ation
economic and diplom atic sane· told allies and Iran that the Unit·
tions against Iran as e ar ly as ed States is ready to stage a
Thursday but would not consider naval blockade if the host.age
any military moves until after crisis isn't settled by the week of
mid-May, a presid ential aide May 11 . The news paper said
said today. Secretary or State Cyrus Vance
The aide, who declined to be pl ans to vi sit European nations
quoted by name, also said the that week to discuss such a
U.S . government told allies that move
Iran should ha ve ample time by At the White House , press
tom eys -Cliff HarTis, one or
Ryan's opponents, and Robert
Thom as. a challenger to Judge
Tea l-<:laimed that Gates bad
m ade up his mind about whom
to endorse before his endorse·
ment plan was disclosed on
March 12.
Harris said he met with Gates
March 18 and was told that the
sheriff, in fairness. would in-
terview all candidates . The next
Over
mid-May to respond to the sane· secretary J ody Powe ll told re· lions Carter ordered las t week. porters the Globe account ·'is in · Dally ~, ... s...,...,....
If the response is not positive, accurate" and that no decision NEW CLEMENTE MAYOR
this official said. the allies will on a possible blockadge or similar Recall Target Koester
be asked to car ry ou1:-._t.,:a~d~di~·t~ion~a~1-~m~ov~e~· ~· h;ar:.s.;be~e:!!n~t!:!a~k~e:!.!n~o~r~~i..:.._--
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50 U.S. hostages held since Nov. lio n 's inter-age n cy c ris is · ~
4. m a n a g e m ent co m m it t e e
Fleeted Ill
• He emphasized that e ach ally planned to meet on the Iranian Se/,ec d
would not necessarily be expect· situation later today. te
ed to adopt a ll the sanctions The presidential spokesman
( a lread~ put in place by the Unit· also denied an ABC News report
San J ed States. t hat the UdJted States is con-SC ... QaJl This informant said considera· s ider ing imposing e cono mic lFJ..QVOr
t ion o r any milita r y moves pena lties against foreign gov· J ·
Ga ry Hausdorre r. a two-yea r
m ember o r the San J uan
Capistrano City Council, was
unanimously elected mayor at
the council's org anizatio.nal
m eeting Tuesday.
P h il l.i p Sc h wartze wa :,,
unanimously elected vice mayor
The pair replace Kenneth Friess
and J ames Thorpe, respectively.
Ha~o.rfer. a former planning
comm1ss1oner and t raHic and
transportat ion t>o mm issioner .
takes -over a council that ha:,,
bee.n united in its slow growth
philosophy for the city.
H aus d o rfer s aid he was
"proud and pleased" to serve as
mayor and "glad to be part or a
unlfiedandstron~counc il."
The new mayor said the cou.n·
cil faces work regarding de-
velopment and annexation and
the possibility of a general avia·
lion airport in the area.
"We have strength in ou.r UJ\i·
· t y and cohesiveness. I think we
h ave to use it to solve the pro-
blems we face.'' he said.
!
A busine ss executive and
seven-year resident or San Juan.
Hausdorfer is married with two
children.
~ Price Frozen
O'M'AWA <AP> -Canada is
freezing the price of the natural
1as it sells the United States un-
til Oct. 1.
Orange Coast
Weather
Fog and low clouds late
tonigbl and earty Thurs-
day morning, otherwise
sunny. Lows tonight in the
hllh SOI. Highs T hursday
88 at the beaches to 73 in·
land.
INc;IDE T88-' Y
TM "'"" of G mentol!)I•
rdorMd '°" ho• gh'en o
1notor'1 /cunU11 o valued
commod011 -love. Stol']I,
pho•o Papr 02.
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against Iran necessarily would ernm ents that continue to be
wait until after mid-May. significant trading partners with
Jn another development, the Iran
'Preserve' Canyon
Photography Goal
By STEVE MITCHELL Of,,,. Dally Pll .. Staff
Two Laguna Beach pbot.og·
r a p h e rs will e m bar k on a
la r ge-sc a le ven t ure F r iday,
when they begin photographing
nine mi1es of Laguna Canyon.
That's both sides of the can·
yon. mind you, and the end re-
sult will be two parallel photo-
graphs stretching 262 feet each.
and containing 1,342 individual
frames.
-J e rry Burchfield a nd Mark
Chamberlain, who have operat·
ed BC Photography and Custom
La b Services in town for more
than seven years, say they ex-
pect lo be walking and snapping
photos for the better part of nine
hours Friday.
The two part-lime Saddleback
Com munity College pbotog. -
raphy teachers will have as·
sistance from sever al or their
s tudents , who will m a rk off
76.5-foot intervals on the winding
roadway where each frame will
be shot.
Wieldin g 35 m i lli mete r
cam eras, the two m en will walk
down each side of the road from
the San Diego Freeway~ the
beach, snapping a shot every
76.5 feet.
When the film is developed on
two long strips, it's likely to be a
colorful montaae that local com·
mulers will have seen before.
That's because the three and a
half inch biJ{b color print will
represent a view of Laauna Can·
yon as.. i t 's viewed from an
automobile.
•'It'll be like lookln1 at it from
y o ur c ar ," 32 ·y ear·old
Burchfield said.
He said tbe final 2S2 foot long
photo strips will not overlap in
the rorearound of the pictures,
"but beca~ of the nature of the
lenses, we'll have some overlap
in the bacQround."
At the bue 91_ each of the l ,342
photolJ'apba will be the edle ot
Laaun• Canyon Road.
Why would two profeuk>nal
pbotop'apbl!n lnv•t tbelr Ume
and pertaap1 S300 to $400 ln such
a venture?
"I Uw in Lapna Beach ad
Mar k used to live he re ."
Burchfield said. ·•w e both have
a lways had a strong love ror this
area and the open space around
ll. ..
He said the two businessmen
have also been very much in·
volved with the m edium or
photography, es pecially its use
as a vehl cle for documenting
change.
.. And we <eel things are going
to change in the canyon." he
said
So. the two men want to pre-
ser ve the canyon the only way
they know how. On fil m .
"It's really the only t hing we
can do." he s hrugged . "The
(Laguna) Greenbelt and other
groups are trying to control de-
velopment, but. eventually, one
way or another, it's going to
come."
The two men don't know what
lbev'll do with their ma ssive
.<See CANYON, Pa1e A2·)
\ .
San Clem ente City Council
•member Karoline Koes ter . who
races a recall in two months.
was chosen to serve as the city 's
mayor Tuesday night in a 3 I
vole with one councilman ab·
s taining.
In their first offi cial duty,
minutes after being sworn in.
newly elected councilmen Btll
Mecham and Bob Limberg cast
their vote for Mrs. Koester.
L i mbe r g. wh o m ad e the
no m ination . sa id it was a p·
pro pri ate Mrs . Koes te r be
m ayor since she had the most
seniority on the coun cil.
·'Sh e h a s a l l th e -bas i c
qua lifications." Limber g said .
"I feel certain Karoline Koester
is the best person to be nominal·
ed in this case."
Mrs . Koeste r provided the
third vote to make her mayor.
Mayor Roy Hamm voted against
h e r a n d Co uncil m a n Roy
Hurlbut abstained from voling.
Hurlbut. who was appointed to
the council two months ago lo
r e place My rt is Wagne r who
died. was elected m ayor pro
tern .
Hurlbut was supported in the
voting by Mecham and Lim berg.
Outgoing Mayor Roy Hamm
a lso voted for Hurlbut. Mrs.
Koester abstained from the vol·
ing.
Hamm. whose res ignation
<See KOESTER, Page AZ)
..
day. Harris said. he learned that
Ryan's quallficaUons statement
to voters, submitted March 12,
included the fo llo wing state-
ment. "police and community
s upporters include : Orange
County Sheriff Brad Gates . "
·•1 called Brad Gates to see if
it was the same Brad Gales that
had talked a bout all this fai r·
ness." Harris said. "He said he
didn't like my conversation and
that ll was too bad that my oppo.
nent <Ryan> was sharp enough
lo get to hlm <Gales) fis;st."
Thomas claimed that Teal re-
ceived Gates endoraement as
early as March 6, accordJng to
the qua lification s st a teme nt
T e al filed with the county
Registrar of Voters.
"There's nothing fair about it
at all.·• Thomas said.
($ee GATES, Pa1e A2>
Ridgeline
County
Target
Of Anger
F ollowing up on an angry
promise made a month ago. the
City or San Juan Capistrano has
filed a lawsuit asking that a Judg~
overturn lhe approval by Orange
County officials of the Cohnas de
Capist rano d evelopment pro-posal
The city 1s contending in the
Oranll(e County Superiol" Court
acuon that development along a
19,000-root stretch or ridgehne
adjacent to the cit y would be
detrimental to the environment.
It ·s the city's belier that about
70 percen t or th e ,ridgeltne D~ll,..i1.u1aff .......
would. in some way, be dis · LAGUNA'S MAYOR
tur bed by construction of the ___ _..~~e-eagmr -
Colinas proiect Cil ~ ofltcia:ts-
say that as too much. They are
angry because county officials
turned aside a compromise plan
tha t would ha ve caused dis·
turbance on onl>-33 pe rcent of
the ridgellne.
The Orance County Board of
Supervisors rejected the city's
criticism o( the Colinas proposal
dur ing a Marc h 19 hearing.
Following that hearin g. San
J uan Ma yor Kenne th Friess
criticized the board ror not al·
lowing the city adequate op·
porturuty to present its case.
Accord.in~ to the lawsuit. the
development proposal does not
comply with the county general
plan.
.. It does not provide fo r sub-
stantial or even marginal pres·
crvation of the n dgeline. ·· lhe
laws uit states.
The coun ty also is accused of
committing procedural e rrors in
processing the development ap-
plication that would lead to con
structton on 1.180 acres
It 1s also alle~ed in the action
that the city was denied a "fair
trial" because or campaign COD·
tri butions ma de by the de -
velopers or their a gents to the
political campaigns of count y
supervisors
According to the action. more
than Sll.000 has been contribut·
ed to the campa igns by develop-
ment interests associated with
the Colinas project
1t 1s further alleged that the c1·
ty was denied a fair trial by the
fact that George Os borne was
negotiating to work for one or
t he de velopm e nt companies
tSee SUIT, Page A2l
Cowicil Eyes
Mobile Home
Rent Control
A revision to the San Juan
Capistrano mobile home .rent
control ordinance will be on the
agenda al tonight's City Council
meeting at 7 p.m.
The proposed ame ndment
would allow increases in spac:.e
rents up to the percenta1e ot in·
crease in the most recent con-
sumer price index or 9 percent,
whichever is less.
Alao on the councll '• apnda
is a final lease a1reement for
the proposed Orange County
library branch al San Juan
Capistrano.
Under the a1ree m e nt, the
county would contrlbate SIOO,tOO
for conatructlon of the library,
and the city would pay for de-
al~. plMll and speclflcaU...-1
}"De CCMllk'il will allo lntraduee
t.M clty'1 nlDe Miu San Juan
CaDlstrano candidates and pro-~lalm tbll ...-lltu Su luan
Caplltnao Week. Tbe ~t
wlll be beld 9taturdaf at T:m p.m. Ill C.plltnao vaue, Hiib
School.
•
BeglinN~
IBMayor-
After Flap
The course of city politics m
L a~u n a Be ac h 1s s e ldom
smooth Take for instance the
s e lect ion Tuesd a y n ig ht or
Wayne Baglm as mayo r.
Afte' about 15 minutes or hag-
,:?hng. qUJu ing the city attorney,
ar~uments a nd accusa tions.
83glin moved center stage into
the mayor 's seat.
Sa lly Bellerue was tapped for
vice mayor more rapidly.
The some time s h umorous,
sometimes volatile exchange
wa s witnessed by a standing·
room-onJy crowd in City Council
Cha m bers Tuesday.
The verba l fire works were
preceded by the swearing in or fres hm an council member Neil
Fit zpatric k a nd n ew Cit y
Treasure r Fran Engelha rdt.
Incumbent councilwoman Sal·
ly Bellerue also was sworn in for
a secood four-year term on the
City Council.
And outgoing Mayor J ack
Mc Dowell rece ived a standing
ovation, a plaque and certificate
lauding nine years a s a planning
com missioner. city councilman
and mayor of Laguna Beach.
But the fo rme r mayor bad
bare ly left the room when de-
bate began over who would take
his place.
"I 'd like to nominate Sally
Be llerue for ma yor ." Coun·
cilman Kelly Boyd announced.
Howard Dawson nodded in
agreement and said, "I'd like to
see the City Council mate that
vote manimous."
Sally Bellerue s miled and
s aid: "That's nice , but l
decline."
"I'd like to nomlnfte Wayne
Baglin." s he said. "He is a
ne utral pe rson and we need
<See BAGuN, Pa1e A2)
JJ'MIDfS JJ' .4/T
FOR Pll.Dl' AD
•·A Dally PUot classllied ad
had waitreaate watUna ill-line.
''We had anat 1uccess at.aft.
in& our restaurant from an ad
in the clauttled Hd!on."
That'1 the ad~ IUCtell
story from the Newport 8eacb ~offee a.bop wbleb placed Ulil ad
ID Ule Daily Pilot; '
Walt.er or waltresa. llutt , bt owr ZJ, Matuft and d~ble. Dll·lWl•
If ,... .... roar ed to 11rta1
lD•Wattililllllll,e.U ... .-.
l-'l. , • .,., Olli~r l(IH"1f
l!>'TANB\JL., Turtu~y t AP> Th~ ""nmen believed to be
leflul terror11u •hot aod lWed an Amt rk an na.al olfktr and hi~ Tur-kl ·h chaulteur ln ao a1nbuah today In • re1ldenUa.l di•·
trlct of bt;lnbul. pollce 1-n.nounced
OM ''' lbe attack•n was killtd to a acn es ol cun duell with police w>ej l&Tmy forces foUowint \he attack Two ol l.be ter·
ror ists wert: captured, wh.Jle three security a gents and a
J)&sserby were wounded
Sam'Novello, Si, a U S. Niavy petty officer from Erie, Pa.,
and hus driver, AU Sabri Baytar, died Ln a hall o( pistol bullets
u lhe)' left Novello'• home m the Levant oe11bborh00d a rew
mun rrom the ~eat.er ol lhe city at 8:'5 a.m .. ~police uid
Qarcrr. Beflf• Hes ... 4" 'r•llc•
WASHINGTON tAP l President Carter and Prune
Minis ter Menachem Be~in resumed their summit talks today
with their dtCferences showing. But there are some s uperficial
signs ol progress toward ending the deadlock between Egypt
and Jsrael over the political future or 1.2 malhon Palestinian
Arabs. ·
The differences were highlighted Tuesday night when
Carter and Begin toasted each other before a kosher dinner for
t.iold PriNJ Top• 8.iOO .11 ark
LONDON CAP> -The price or gold climbed back past u.e
$500 martc today in Europe, while lhe dollar was mostly lower in
foreign exc.ftange trading.
Gold closed in London al $528.50 an ounce, after havang
closed Tuesday at $497.50. Gold traded in New York at $5J7.SO.
down S2.
Silver traded in New Yor1t at S14.55, up 17 cents
30 Vehicles Strike
CM Suicide Leaper
Bt ARTBlilR R. VINSEi:. juries suffered in lbe 9:30 1>.m .
Of-o.i" ~•uta1t leap oH the Bristol Street over-
A Santa Ana man who made pass rnt.o heavy traffic. an Cipparent suicide plunge rrom 1---~-P,~..-11~....-n=ee=w~a-::y'""'o=-°'v,,..l)'""rp=a~.-s'----"Phe death is listed fOT'tD'aily-n-
Tuesday njght was crushed by a s uicide. although no note was
an estimated JO car s as one left, according to wa tch com.
moton st ~ho stopped franticall y mander U . Tom Lazar
tried tn wavl' off oncoming trar. One woman, Mania Shepherd,
f1c . 44, El Toro, whose car w as one
lnvestieaton u aid today it will or the first lo bear down on
be 1mposs1ble to determine M aupin as b e Jay i n the •
whetht'r ,Richard Maupin, 43, roadway, escaped injury wtlen
might hav(' survived initial in-she applied her brakes, s pun
GATES •..
Shenrrs spokesman U . Wyatt
Ha rt <.<.tid Gatel> had known
Ryan for several years and .
pointed out that Gates did not
bai.e his endorsem ents "on m-
terv1ews alone •·
And Hart said Teal long had
ht!cn an Ci('l1 ve aide to law en
fo r cement.
Earlier. Deputy District Al
torney Richard Farnell had
criticized G~tes' endorsement of
Judge Soden.
Ile claJmc-d Gales canceled JJ
scheduled interview witb hlm.
out, and crashed into a guard
rail.
David J . Brown or Laguna
Beach managed lo avoid the sliU
form before ,tbe procession. or
l>OUthbound automobiles ran
over it repeatedly as be tried lo
wave drivers a round the victim
"I saw something come orr the
overpass and drop in front or a
car The first car ran over it.
The second car hit it. also, ..
Urown said.
He told polJce be ran to one of
the autos that slid to a hall about
1,000 feet down the pavement
a nd round the occupants in
hysteria.
Brown calmed them and )-an
b ac k to a ctivate bis car's
e mergency blinkers, then tried
to direct traffic around the gns-
ly scene.
1'b• Seddlt back Coaununity
C olle1e J>l•trlc:t Governlntc Hoard hu approv~d th us4i of
CETA fW\dl to 1tut a pilot pro
craar dt> l11nt'd to teac h basic
so lar· t~c hnolo1y to I~ low
lncome 11tudma
Or. Lee: W alan. a Sedcn.t.ek
environmental science lnstruc·
tor and one ot the solar program
ortaftliera. a ald •bout 20
CaUlornla collel" bave llOlar
teclanolocy t urric:ulwn but none
of ltlem are near eoou1b for Sad·
dle back atudenta to take part.
"We wiU be providang a basic
tra1o•na structure \C> allow lbe
11t udenlb to g\'l JOb" installing
~tar W\its," Waian said. "By
startlng now we wall be getting
ID 01'1 the ground floor Of lhb 11\·
du1trr "
W•111in s aid that over 50,000
solar units had been ins talled 1n
California homes and com·
me rcial buildings and predicted
over 1S million more would be
insta lled by 1985,.
• 'Tbb means increased op-
portunity for anyone entering
this field." Wa ian s aid. "lt is
Marilyn'• LorJe Dreama Told
NEW YORK <AP) -Sbellu Wlnten who one
roomecr wl Marilyn Monroe. says the tite actress
once coallded her runtasy or having love affairs with
such c;rum as Ernest HemJngway. Harry Belafonte.
Charles Lau&hton, Arthw: MUler and Albert Etn· s~n.
The sexy Cllm itar. who went
on to 9Y.rry Miller, wu not pul
off by Einstein's flge, Miss Will-
lurs aay1 in a condensation of her
u utobioerapby published in the
May Ladles Home J ournal.
"That has nothing to do with
it,''. Miss Monroe was quoted u
sayu~g. "l hear he's very young
for has age .''
Says the book, "I don't know MM"'""
how. tna.ny of her choices she achieved. but a fter
Ma_r1lyn s death, a large framed photograph of Ein ·
s t e in was found a mong her possessions. On it was
w r itten: 'To Marilyn, with r espect and love and
thanks, Ailbert Einstein·."
Aliso Preservation
PJan Due Hearing
estimated this will involve 50.000 State coastal commissioners agr iculture and r ecr eation
people in ma11ufactur1ng, in· will hear plam. for pr~ervatioo areas.
stallattonand1n salcs " of tht•Ali"o Gret•nbelt inland or Regional coastal com
lie said the certificate pro 1.aguna Bet1ch when they meet mi:>saoners approved the concept
gram would last nine months · T hur:>day al thc Airport Marinlf l&i"t mqolh. with·tbe stipulation
and would be divided into thret:. ltotC>I m Los Angeles • that remains ol his toric lndian
three-month segments. Thl' state panel JS expect~ to settlements be protected
In lhe first three months s tu-.r.ev1('w an appliculwn by the The greenbelt plan propose:>
dents will spend 40 hours a week State Coastal Conservancy for t ha t 4.367 acres between the
ln the classroom,· one day of use of more than 4,300 acr es of planned 20,000 unit Alito VieJo
each week being spent ill lhc greenbelt for public open space. com muruty and Laguna Beach
fie ld. The next three months stu-be preserved.
dents will spend about 40 per -Pl OK It calls. for self-s upporting
cent of their time in class and 60 anners recreationa~ facilities, s~ p percent ill the field. an eq~trian c.'enter, winery,
The last three months of the teased Jand for farm crops, and
training program students will Rel<>eation expansion or the existing nme· work full-time for a solar con· hole Ben Brown Golf Course to
tractor . Waian said private solar an JS.hole facihly.
companies had already agreed ()f Stable The coastal conservancy h~
to hire all JS of the CETA elig1 · approved lending $450.000 fo r the
ble students when their traming Thi• !:ian Juan C;ipistrano ~reenbelt proJe<:t. "'h1ch would
was completed PlannmJ! commission hlfs Hp be repaid from rec reational
Werner Schmidt. representing provrd a n:quest to relocate a u"t>'>
the governor 's Ofr1ce of Ap· !>ta bit' oper ation from a sitl' An additional $700.000 for
NEW YORK <AP> -a.. M aobatt.n Baok reduced lta
prtme tenatng rate trom &he
record 20 pereeot to 19'4 ,_,,.,
. today, beeomlnl lbe flnt ..aor
baok to lower tile ra&e 11.aee
December.
Cbaae aal41 l.t..aretleetM a
widespread clsls. in lntettst.
rates in recent day1, but cau·
tiooed the rawltl.U m1lbt rile 1n
the future. depend•nc on market
conditions.
Tbe reduction WU the fint by
Chase, the nation's th1rd·lagest
bank, since Nov. 27, when it re·
duced its rate from l.S~ percent
to 151/• perce nt. M1auflcture. rs
Bank oi Los Angeles abo cut !t'~ rat e today to t9l\4.
The stoct mar*et staged a ral·
ly today. responding to the re-
duction of the prime.•
The Dow J ones average of 30
mdus lrials climbed 8.11 points
a fter three hours or tradin1.
Gainers outnumbered losers
by more than a 2.-1 marsin in the
ta lly or New York Stock Ex·
change-listed Issues.
A few banks reduced the rate
to 15 pes;:cent in December. but
after that 1l rose steadily until 1t
reached 20 percent two weeks ago.
The pnme lending rate 1S the
rate banks charge on loans to
their most credit-worthy cor-
porate c ustomers. with most
other corporate a nd industrial
customers paying more.
As rat.es have risen. a few
banks bave established special
rates that are made available to
some small businesses. Chase
cut that rate from l8Y. percent
to 17~ percent today.
Transient
Attused in
Ring Theft
propriate Technology. said the !>OUlh of Ganado Road near the future rac1 1ttJ~ ~ol!ld have to
offer or CETA funds to Sad-San Juan Creek t o a three-acre com e from the county and would A 22-year -old trans ient has
dleback Community College was locatwn on c1ty-0 wned property bf• repaid m <A similar manner been a r r est e d o n burglary
lo set up regional job training in along Calle Arroyo. Cfrom rec.'reatioo revenues I over cbarges after a nng reported
California. The commission conditionally a fi ve-year period, ac.'cord.tng to missing from a Laguna Beach
"We want lo use Saddl<>ba1.·k approved the request by Mission a study prepared for the project. home was recovered in a local
College as a model for other Trails Stables, wtuch has a May Stale co<lStal comm1uiooers coin and iewel,:Y store.
commuruty colleges and other 1 deadline to move its operation will review the proposal after 9 Polire said SkTen Davis wa.<,
co mmunit y hased organ12<.1 due to expected construction in· am. at the hot.el. locat ed near arrested afte r the rec.'overcd ttons,''-&:hmtd~-- -~rleRa P~ruei; Pl~ ...Lo.S-A.u.el es lnte rnalio ........ n ... alll__,r~1.140,._g~, valued at $70Q._was iden·
Speaking on the future or lh'' Commumty, a 68-acrc busmess Airport at 860J Lincoln Blvd. t1f1 ed as one which had Friday
progr;1m and possible ex and industrial complex been reported missing from the
pans ion. Wt1 ian said an l'Vcntual The lease. :JRr eement for the Burned Men home of 0 W Cameron. of the
program could be dt\'ldcd tnlu property ii. renewable on a year· 2900 block of Chilton Way.
three career areas. ly basis. unlll a ftnal resolution Davis bad r eportedly beet\ M
The first would be a certificate of land uses within the p)anned ~---...I m· Bed g u est in the Camerqn ltome
program like the pilot program C, Russell Cook Park is made. rtllll.AII Tuesday through Thursday.
now bemgstarted. However.the Al so. n o_ landscaping o r Police said Davis was iden-
program would be funded by tht• prrm.anent improvements are In D p t1fied as \he man who allegedly
college and students would not recommt'ndl'd on lhe sit_e. so as 808 Oint sold the ring lo the Mr. Gold
have to qualify tor t:i'.1 A ci:-. to avoid pos~1ble conn1ct with s tore. whl.'re coin~ and Jewelry
sistancc for admission. the p;.irk plan South county Sheriffs dep-a re bought and sold. DaVJs wal>
The second choice would be an ull<'~ are att.empllDg lo unravel required to present identirica-
associale's d egree 1n ~olar f'n>nt Pag4" 1\ I :J bizarr(' incident that occurred lion when welling the ring, of·
technology. The third program in Dana Point early t his mom · fic-erssaid.
would be a university traru.rer CANYON ing when officer~ found two men Suc h stores are not required to
program for students wishing to • • • in bed Ul an apartm•nt with a!lk ror more than identifi cation.
become solar enRincers burns on their bodies. Poh~ said that the Camerons Wa1an s aid the nine-wee k fint:.hec1 product. but Burt'hfi<'h1 S happened to sec lhe ring in the
certificate program would begin :-a1cl mus1.•ums m1 J!hl want to ex· A :henff'i.spakt'S man saiddcp store after it was discovered to
as early as next week. "We'll h1b1t the• p<.1rallel strip-. uti(·~ were alertl'd 10 the apart bc missing
start as soon as we hire an in .. t\o:; a document of the arf'a. ment in Dan<t l'oint :>hortly befon· 5 a m by neighbors who reported 'ilructor a nd inform the l>lU 11 .., important " nurr hf1Clc! said !)<'r<>ams coming from one of tht· .dents,",he.~id. "Artci photo~raph1rCJl l v . 1t'c; Unt· unil:-
Weapons Urged
SAN QUENTIN CAP > "'""" Ten
pr1son ·made k.m ves and a zip
gun have been di~covcred m CJ
search or a h1gh-securJty area
.inside San Quentin, prison of
fiC'ials :>ay.
lfUl' A d d h When deputies arnved. they n ::.ome ay. it mig t be the• a llegedly found two men in bc.'CI
only reminder or what Lagun1t and a propane torch lhal was
C;,inyon looked hkl' before the turned on. but not Ut.
c;prawl. DeputJes said bums OD ooe or
Berge Spills Oil tbe men appeared to.be about a
week old. but the other man had
a five-inc.'h square bum on his
butt.ocu that appeared fresh.
f',......P~Af
SUIT ...
wha le actmg as head of the coun-
ty EnVU'OOmental Management
Agency as lhe plans were being
processed.
Gates conceded under ques-
t ioning Tuesday that h e did
cancel the appointment, but
charged it w as Famell's fault
for "wailing until t h e last
minute" to seek an interview
f',..,,.. P,..e A J
NEW ORLEANS CAP> -A
barge hit the anchor chain of a
lanker in the l\f1ssissipp1 Rlver.
ripping ~ hole m the barge and
spilling crude oil Into the river.
th<' Coast Guard said
He was hospitalized, deputies
said.
Deputies s aid they had no
other detads at press time
By filing the Jawsfilt the city
hopes to win several court or-
ders that will block the project.
No bearing dates have yet been
scheduled, according to court of·
fic1als.
The sheriff said other endorse
ments will be' forthcoming -m
four to six other judicial races,
in<'luding the contest between
South Orange County Mwuclpal
Court Judfe Richard Hamilton
and William Sage, an attorney
for the Huntington Beach Police
Oepartment.
DAILY PILOT
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BAGLIN NEW MAYOR. • •
someone who is independent to
pull the city together."
Thal didn't s it well with Boyd,
w ho s aid . •'My reason for
nom inating you <Mrs. Bellerue>
is your c.'OOSistent record of a t-
tendance al City Council meet-
ings."
"Mr. Baglin missed nine coun-
cil meetings hla IJnst year in of-
ft c e , a nd ")'ou missed only
three," he said.
F....,P9PAJ
KOESTER. •
took effect at 12: 10 p. m. today, wu presented a plaque on
behalf of lhe ci(y. He was told by
City Clerk Mu Ber1 he would
have to wait to have it eneraved
becaaae lbe encraver wu on
1\J'ike.
Hamin nid bb two-year
tenure as mayor had been "u-
tremely stormy." "I see an
alma.t brand new Ctty Couodl'
1lttln1 berei" be added. "l
would chal en1e it to ••t together and try to make the d -
ty wCll"k better and place com-
mon soall ahead of dH· feteneel."
Hamm •aid be would liu to remain ln otttce, but bla real estat. bualneaa waa takiq too
mueb al UM tJme be neede.d to
de.ote to city affaln.
"I wtlh Ule new couaeU w.:U "
be Wd. "It'• Ume to leave ,Ut
dllf •mae beblDd aDd wC>R to
make Sift Clementt the Sarden
•pot ot the world.••
Royd said Baghn missed
seven meetings his second year
in office ai. opposed t o three
sessions where Mrs. Bcllerue
was absent.
"He missed the last two meet·
ings. as a matter of fact." Boyd
s aid. "I would suggest you ac·
cept the nomination as m ayor."
City Attorney Bill Keiser -,as
asked ll the council can eleCt a
mayor wbo declines to serve,
a nd he respotlded with a shrug.
·'They can elect or '°l elect
whomever they want, but ii tbe
pertOn elected decides to resign.
then that's okay, too."
Thal broupt a titt~r from lhe
audience, who walcbect-tbe pro-
ceedinp in rapt attention.
Mn. BeUenae continued. "Let
m e ask Mr. Boyd and Mr.
Dawson to withdraw their mo-
tion ."
Tben lbe ldded with a smile,
"I'd bl deu,bted to be muor
pro tem aad Mt'Ye u ma7or1fben
11 r. Ba&llD l• aot be .... '' But Boyd fore.cl the vote and,
•• expected, lt wu defeated,
wltb ooly h.lmlelf ud DaWIOG
IUPPOftinl Mn. Bellerue. lfn. Bellenal tbeD nomlnated
BatllD fOf' mayor and sot •us>·
port l n ber motion from
Fltsl)9trick and Ba1Un.
8o7d and DaWIOll ati.taiDed. Ba1Un aomlnated lfrs .
Deli.nae for vice ma10r ud t.be
moUoa carried •anlmoust.J. 11MD u. ...... ,. took bll
M &t, lllliled at lM •udlnee and
•book hl• bead ... May the
cbaraeter' of tile Lapu 8Ndl
CJty CouDdl lift• forner."
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CORONA DEL MAR
THE SHOPS FOR ALL SEASONS . ,-.
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VOL. 73, NO. 107, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEONESOAV, APRIL 16, 1980 C TWENTV·FIVE CENTS
~ ftettiana l' ets Plead for Counseling ~
D•llY Pilot Si.fl PIH>IO
By DELORES aaoou '11lWIN ' oe •....., "-,....
Or ange County supe r visors
list.ene4 today to stormy and of·
ten .emotional testimony from
Vietnam veterans ur,ing im·
mediate county funding of a
local "slore(r ont" counseling
center . -
. "We can always find funds for
a w ar . Let 's find funds for vie·
tims of a wa r ." said Larry
Amaya, vice chairman of Na·
tional G.I. Forum, a group of
Hispanic veterans.
T wo wet!ks ago. the county
supervisors in a 3-2 vote. reject-
ed a request by Supervis or
Edison Miller lo allocate $41,000
for a local counseling center for
Vietnam veterans.
Instead. they established a
committee to draw up a pro.
oos al for su~J! a center ~ _pre·
Hit by 30 Cars
Man Dies • ID
8ent to the federal Veterans Ad·
ministration for possible funding
next year. .
But t.ho6e testifying today s aid
ve t e ran s who s uffer e d~
psychological problems stem-
m i ng from their war ex-
periences need immediate help.
.. The s hrapnel wounds, the
malaria, the parasites, alt "went
a wa y fa irly e a s ily," said
<See PLEAD, Page AZ).
Leap
To Freeway in Mesa
By ARTHUR R. Vl NSEL
Ot ,,_ D•oly "ilol Sl•tf
· lie told police tie ran to one or
thl• autos that shd to a ha lt about
1.000 feet down the paveme nt
and found the occupants in
h\ .,ten a
VIETNAM WAR VETERANS AIR THEIR GRIEVANCES BEFORE COUNTY SUPERVISORS
Emotional Scars Still linger. and Help Needed , Psychotherapist Declares
A Santa Ana man who mad<'
an apparent su1c1de plung<> from
a Costa Mesa free way overpass
Tuesday mght was crushed by
a n estimated 30 cars as one
motorist who stopped frantically
tnerl to >A ave off oncoming traf
f IC'
· Uro" n calmed them and rnn
b ack to CJ <'l 1va\e hi " car 's
1..·m t-rgenc·y hllnh·r" th1·n tried
to direl't trJrfat• Jrnund lht' ~n.,
Donna Jean McMurray, also
or Laguna Beach. told Officer
Ed Esposito she s aw some scat·
tcr ed debris in the road ahead.
then noticed wha l turned oul to
be Mauptn's body
"I ran over 1t. .. not sure of >Ah rat 1t wa<;." she told police.
Business
'Rally' Set
At OCC
Rall.Jes will .be held Thuri;dc.iv
a rvine and Orange Coust
CoUege as part of the nationwide
Big Bus iness Day, but the
Irvine-based Fluor Corporation
will n ot parllc1palt• in th<:
celebrations.
This Ls because the huge con
struction firm has been charged
by Big Business Day organizer
Ralph Nader as one of 11 corn
panies across the nation hl• c.il·
l~es is engaging in 1m pr<1~w r
corporate practices.
"The charge!> c.iga rnst F luo1
Corporation, allc·gedly m adt· b'
the coa lition spon~orsng Hi e
BusinPss Day. hav1· c-o nw to m1
second hand. · SCJ1d .I K11h•·r1
F luor. chairman of th•· t·orpor,1
tion.
"The group has ncit had th1•
courtesy to :,end u~ ttw1r cr•ni
plaints. If and when '' 1 n·c1•1 • ..
their complaints in "riling I
will respond ul that time ·
T he other I U farm:. ar~
American Ell'clnr PflWC'r. ('as
tie & Cooke. C1t1('1)rn. E I rlu
Pont de Nemours. Eli Lilly. Ex
xon . Occ1dent ill Pe troleum.
Grumman, U.S. Steel a nd Winn·
Dixie. ~
Big Business Day 1s l he crPa-
tion of a coaJ1llon of umons. con-
sumer group~ and polit1t·1~m:-..
led by Nader.
Mark Green, a Nader aide.
was quoted by the As:,orn1lcd
Press as saying the 11 firms
· r e present a c ross-sect ion o r
problems. such as unfair labor
and business practices. health
attd safety hazards. corruption.
e xcessive political powe r . tax
e vasion and poor treatment or
local communities.
Fluor Corporation c ritics have
in the past complained about its
financial involvement in South
Africa and its pres ident's
participation in establishing a
Middle·E ast stud y center at use.
As part of Bi~ Business Day.
Irvine City Counc ilman L arry
Aaran and Ken Msem aji, presi-
dent of the United Domestic
Worke r s U ni on a l)d vi ce
chairman of t he Campaign for
Bcooomic Democracy. wi 11 speak
•'UClatnoon.
Agran · wiU speak on the im-
pact Of corporate power at the
local le vel and Ptt semaji will
•peak on the rote of big business ill the American soc:iet y.
lhemaJi wLtl also speak at
Oran•e Coast College at noon.
Jl'NIERS JJ' ..41T
KJR PILOT .4D
"We bad great s uccess staff.
Hal our restaurant from an ad m tbe dasailied Stttion. ••
Tbat'• the advertising success 910rJ from the Newport Beach
eolfee lhop which placed this ad
.. tbe Dail) Pilot~
Walter or walt.ttss. Must
be 0"9' ZL Mature and
dependable. XltlMtJUCX
....... If,_ want your ad to bring
la• WlltlllC lilt, call 642·5678.
,
~ter Aide Sees
ly .. cenc
· To no J\'atl
"nllcn ">l.&tl·m(·nl
I nvei;t1~ator<. ~aid many of t he
moton sLs who~e c ars ran over
l'tt:.iupin·~ re mains continued on
their way
Added Sanctions
WASlfiNGTON IAP I -Pl"es1· against Iran necessarily would
cl<'Jll Carter may impose new wait until after m1d ·May.
Investigators s aid today ·11 will
bE impossible to d ele rmint:
whether Richard Maupin, 43,
might have survived 101t1al 1n
JUries s uffered in the 9.30 p.m .
leap off lht' Bristol Street over
pa:,s Of the San 0Uj&Q freeway
into heavy traff ic
The death is listed formaUy as
a s uicide. although no note was
-left, according to watch com·
manderLLiomL az.a.r_ __
Arlene Schaf er
New Mesa Ma or
1·c·onom1c and d 1 p~l~o.'.,'.m~a~t:;.:i c~· ~s:::a~n~c,....----il-A--aJ**-Aer'-<ievelopment. the
unns .IJ?alnst tran as ear y as Bos ton Globe reported today
Thursday but would not consider that the Carter administration
any military moves until after told a llies and Iran that the Unit-
m1d ·May. a presidential aide cd Stales is ready to stage a
... aid todav. na val blockade if the hostage The aide, who declined to be crisis Isn't settled by the week of
quoted by name, also said the May u . The news paper said
U S. government told allies that Secretary or State Cyrus Vance
I ran s hould have ample time by plans to visit European nations
mid-May to respond to the sane-th at week to discuss s uch a tions Carter ordered last week. move
If the respQnse is not pos1t1 ve,
1h1s orfldal !-.aid. the allies will At the W.h1te House. press
h1· a-;k(•rl lo carrv out add1t1onal ~ccrctary Jody Powell told re
1111n.m1htan M('~ ;,u rned at in· porter:. the Globe account "1s in
1·ri•a<:tnA prc..,~urc on Iran to free accurate" and that no decision
:in l' S hostages held since Nov. on a possible blockadge or similar
1 m.o\·c '"hal> been taken or com
ll1· 1•mrhas11Ptl that Pach ally municated."
"ottld not nN·1·~saril.)I be expect-Powell said tht' admmistra·
1rl to arlopt :.ill the· 3a nct1ons t1on 's inte r .agency cr1s 1s
:tln•ady rut 1n plac(' by thl' mt-m an age m e n t co m m 1 tl cc
1·<1 s1 :ti<'" planned to meet on the Iranian
Thi~ informant !>did conMdcra ~1tuat1on later today
111111 ot J ny mi I 1 tc.i ry moves The preside ntia I spokt'Sman
also demed an ABC News report
that the U nited States is con·
s 1de r1ng impos ing economi c
penalties against foreign gov·
<'rnmcnts that continue to be
significant tradin~ partners with
Iran.
One woman. Ma rna Shepherd.
44, El Toro, whose car was one
or the first l o bear down on
Ma u pin as h e l ay i n t h-e
roadway. escaped injury when
she applied her br akes, s pun
out, and crashed into a guard
ra il.
Da vid J . Brown of Laguna
Beach mana~ed to avoid the still
rorm before the procession or
so uthbound a utomobile s ran
over it repeatedly as he tried to
wave drivers around the victim.
··1 saw something come pff the
over pass and d rop in front. of a
c-a r The first car ran over 1t
The second car h1l 1t also,"
Brown said . 't
''Sickout' U rged
NEW YORK <AP l -A leader
or a d issid ent taction of lh<.·
Transport Workers Union has
called for a sickout begiM ing
April 29 by trans it workers op
posed lo the agreement which
ended New York's l l·day bus
a nd subway workers' strike
~•It PllOf ~taff P-.eto
MESA'S NEW MAYOR
Arlene Schafer
Three Injured
In Collisio1i
On Mesa Curve ln a related developm ent, ad·
min1strat1on officials s ay the
.. s teady buildup" o f Soviet
forces on the Iranian border that
has been much ta lked about in
recent days is ba s ically a
movement of equipment and not
the massing of troops for in·
vasion preparations.
Support 'IJnf air'
One of Co~ta Me~a s deadliest
curVl'l> clruml·d two more cars
destroyed in ·a broadside col·
hsion that inJured three persons
Tuesday ni~hl . including one
driver who was hurled airborne
from his car by the impact.
David A. Norris, 21 . of 707
Shalimar Drive, Costa Mesa.
was placed under arrest on sus·
p1cion or felony drunken driving
following the 6:57 p.m . crash on
Estancia Avenue at Tern Cir·
C'le. poUce said.
He was released to remain in
ca re of per sonnel a l Hoag
Memorial Hospital. where he
was listed in good condition to-
day, Wlder treatment for multi·
pie Injuries Includ ing se vere
head lacerations .
Harry J . Simons, 63, of 20328
Ga rdenia Drive, Huntington
Beach. was treated at the same
hospital for possible inte rnal in·
j uries and leg inj uries and re·
leased. nurses said.
A passenger in Norris' car.
Brad le)I""-& Hierlmeier. 22. or
8081 Holland Drive, Huntington
Beach, was treated for his in·
juries at Costa Mesa Memorial
Hospital and released.
Investigators said Norris was
driving northbound on Placentia
A venue between the Estancia
High School campus and Adams
Ave.. a treacherous stretch of
roadway for 10 years, when bis
car went out of control.
Witnesses said it went into a
broadside slide into oncoming
traffic lanes and collided with
Sim ona' vehicle, ejecting Norris
to the pavement.
Officer James Warnock said
Norris t old h i m the whole
episode on the s~urve with its
history of fatal acctdents and
major lajurles occurred 10 fast
he waaf''t sure what happened.
Pi>llce said Slmons had no op·
Portunlty to avoid t he'acf ldent.
Admin istration offic ials.
particula rly National sceurity
adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski.
have r epeatedly and publicly
m entioned the buildup. saying it,
and not the United States, is the
greater threat to the indepen-
dence of Iran.
Deputy D As Rap
Action by Gates
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
OI -o.ily f'lloC St_..
But spea king privately, of·
ficia ls softe ned the pictu re
dra wn by Brzezinski and others.
O r ange Count y S h e riff ·~
Coroner Br ad Gates· endorse ·
m e nt or judicial candida tes
came under fire Tuesday from
two depilty district a ttorneys
who clajm the sheriff was less
Liked Oldsters?
Marilyn's Love Dreanu Told
NEW YORK (AP> -Shelley Winters. who once
roomed with Marilyn Monroe, says the late actress
once confided her fantasy of having love affairs with
such men as Ernest Hemingway, Harry Belafonte.
Charles Laughton, Arthur Miller and Albert Ein-stein. .
The sexy film star, who went
on to marry Miller, was not put
off by Einstein's age, Miss Win·
ters says in a condensation of her
a utobiography .published ln the
May Ladies Home Journal.
"That has nothing to do with
it," Miss Monfoe was quoted as
saying. 1•1 hear he's very young
for his age." ,
Says the book, "I don't know lllWMltLY•
how many of her choices she acbJeved, but after
MarUyn's death, a large framed phototr•pb of~in·
stein was found among her pouesslons. On lt ~as
written: 'To Marilyn, with respect and love and
thanks, Albert Einstein'."
' . ,.
than fair in deciding to whom to
lend support ..
The charges were denied 1m ·
m ediately by a sheriffs office
spokesman who defended the
manner in which the endorse-
ments were made
Gates announced at an after-
noon press conference that he
was end o r s ing incumben t
Ora nge County Superior Court
Judge Mark Soden. incumbent
Central Municipal Court judges
Eugene Langhauser and John
Teal. and Deputy District At-
torney J ack Ryan, one or seven
candidates for a central court
position being vacated by Judge
Robert l..aw.
Gates said his persona l in·
vestlgaUon of the judicial can·
didates included a review of in·
form a lion from deputies and in-
v es ti gato rs, h is p e r son a l
knowledge of the candidate and.
in sofne cases, interviews with
the individual.
But two deputy dis trict at-
torneys -Cliff Harris, one of
Ryan's opponents. and Robert
Thomas. a challenger to Judge
Teal-claimed that Gates had
made up his mlnd about whom
to endor'le before his endorse·
ment plan was disclosed on
March 12 .
Hardt said he met with Gates
Mareh'11 adll was told that the
sheriff, In f alrneu, would ln·
tervl~ all candidates. The nut
day, Harriuaid. he teamed that.
<See GAT"'-ra•e .U>
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New Mayor Arlene Schafer.
who proclaimed it a Rinnacle of
achievem ent after h er unan-
' m o us s e I e c Lion by fe II ow
members of lbe Costa Mesa City
Council. vowed to get on toward
continued excelle nce Tuesday
night.
''Thls has to be one or the big-
gest. most overwhelm ing mo·
ments of a person 's life."
declared Mayor p~cha fer. who
hJd s~rved as vice mayor the
pa ~t t>A O ~ear~
· 1 bnn~ m.r own style and re-
o q? an i zat1on." !\1ayor Schafer
.1ddl'd. pomtrng out each of her
predecessors three or them
"ere m city council chambers
ror her inauguration -have
j dded theirs
··Each step we take is a s tep
to" ard the top ... s he continued.
t'1t ing pas t accomplis hments
that have pus hed and pulled the
l'Ommunit~ ooce.Julown as Goat
Jllll d ?wn th e p a th in to
~o ph1 :..t i catcd , urban ized
nlyhood.
"South Coast Repertory. Town
Center One. Town Center Two. a
Music Center -we have come a
Ion~ way," said Mayor Schafer
"ho has St'rved rour years on the
l'lt y council and four years on
the city planning comm ission.
_ The city's chief elected official
told t he crowded council cha m -
bt? r ~. whic h i n c lude d h e r
husband Ji m a nd d a ughter
.I a n i e. t h al eve n m o r e
!>Ophisticated m unicipa l achie ve·
ment lies ahead.
She vowed to continue Costa
Mesa's outreach for a greater
touc h of class as a modem .
cultured city in its own r ight.
Mayor Schafer wilJ be assisted
in her duties by Councilman
Donn Hall, who was unanimous.
ly elected vice m ayor on a mo·
lion by outgoing mayor Ed
Mc Fa rland.
(See MA VOR, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
Fog and low clouds late
tonight and early Thurs-
d ay morning. otherwise
s unny. Lows tonight in the
high 50s. Highs Thursday
68 at the beac hes to 73 in·
land. •
INSIDE Te•" Y
The bWth of Q """'GU•· retarded aon hcu giue" a
aenotor'• /amil11 a voh1ed
commoditJ -low.. Storr.
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Egypt, l srael T-alks
ton Palestiniana • WAMllNOTON CAPT" Pr~ ldtnl Cuter and Jtruh Prlmo
Mll\Wu Yenachern 8 1,n anqounre.d tod1&y lhat f;IYPt and
lsrarl wlll 1mmedl1tety start mara~hon t1llca Oh th4' polltlol
(ulurt> of l'ule OnlYn Arabs In 16raell ~ruplcd lt'rrllory 1n an er
fort tv "'at•h uareoemtnt by the May 26 aoal •ct by the Camp oavld accorda.
Carwr Hld the round ol talks wUI be tonducted "with the (uJI partJclpotlon or t~ llntted Statf'S."' whlt'h hlll be~n llCf'lcln"
now approurht•s to end tht' dudlo<'11 helwticn Eicypt and brrwl
(111 l..,.h\' Pllk~Ur111m autonomy l<Uue
lloll lht> nettotlaUonia in lht new round will be t'ondU<'tt>d In
Israel and hall In E«ypt, ~gin said, rt OttUnir the 11ccept1&nr~
of I.I VfOIX>.'.SUI hl' put forth Tutsd8\' DI tht' UJ>t'Olnl Of two d•Y8 Of
summit talk with Carttr .
t .. ~ \arcil Olllr•r Ii Ulrd
l~"TANBUL. Turkey CAP> fhree gunmen bel!eved w bt>
leftist t.errorlst.s shot and klllPd an American naval om cer and
hb Turkish chauffeur Ul an ambush today Ul a res1denllal du>-
tr1ct or ls tanbul. police MMOUDCed
One of the a.ttac kers was killed in a series or gun duels with
police und army rorces following the attack Two or the ttr
roriMs 'A t·n· t'Jpturt·d. while three security agenb .ind J
,lasserby 'A l're "uunded
Sam Novello 56 a LI S Nav> pell) officer from Enc. f>a .
and his dra\Cr. Alt Sabra Baytar. died IA a hall or pistol bullets
as they left Novello'i. home IA the Leviinl ne1ght>orh00<1 u few
miles from th(' t•c ntcr of the city al• 8 45 a.m . the police said.
GM 10 Lafl Ott I 2 .. 000
DETROIT CAP> -Genera l Motors Corp. will Jay otr 12,000
more employtles from seven assembly pl1Jnts, the nation's big
gest automaker s~.11d today
The announcement camt-one day after Ford Motor Co i.u1d
at "ould lay off 15.000 employees. 6.100 of them from wh1lt•·
('Ollar Jobs
The GM plants losing shifts are at Janesville. Wis.; Leeds.
Mo.; Norwood, Ohio; and in Detroit. The cutback at Janesville.
announced there earlier this week. involves the dropping or
ik11fts from a car assembly line and a truck line
Assembly line speeds are being cut at Linden, N.J . Lans·
LOg. ~1ch. and I.he van plant at Lordstown. Ohio, GM said.
Gold Prif•P Tftp11 'S.'iOO .tJark
LOJllDON <AP> -The price bf gold climbed back past the
SSOO mark today in Europe, while the dollar was mostly lower in
foreign C'CChange trading.
Gold clo:.ed in London al S528.50 an Ol.lllce. after having
closed Tuesday at S497.50. Gold closed m New York at $505,
down $14 20. •
Silver clos('d in New York at S14.20, down 18 cents
f 'r.,• PagP ,\I
GATES ENDORSEMENTS
fh ;in i.. quallf1t·at1ons i..tatcmc'nt
lo \"Otcri.., ... ubm1tt(·d March 12.
1 nd u<kd the fo llo w mg state-
mi·nt "pc>hcl' and community
... uµporll•r), includ e . Or<tngc
· · Bra<Ulatcs . -~·
· · 1 called Rrad Gates lo see if
1t "'as the same Br ad Gates that
had talked about all thts fair·
ness." llarns said "He said he
d1dn 't like mv conversation and
that 1t was too had that my oppo.
nent c RyJn 1 "';is sharp enough
10 get to h11n 1 <.;ate~> first "
Thomas churned that Teal re·
l'l'Jvcd G::itt·~ cndor:.ement as
1·c1rl~ a~ March 6. according to
1hc quahf1ca11ons s tl:ltement
l'c·al ftled "•th the county
ttcgaslrJr of \'ott.•rs
"There'<; nothing fa ir about 1t
.Jt all." Thomas s;ud
Sheriff's spokei.man Lt Wyatt
llart s aid Gatl's had known
Hyan for St•vcral y<:ars a nd
pomtC'<I out that Gates did not
hus t• his cndorSl'ffit.•nts '"on an
ll'rvlt'ws alonc "
And Hart said Tt:al long had
been an active aide to la w en
for cement
Earlicr._lleputy-01striet. At
torn ey Richard Farne ll had
c·riticized Gates' endorse ment of
J udge Soden.
He claimed Gates canceled a
sch eduled interview with him.
Gates conceded wider ques-
tioning Tuesday that he did
cancel the appointment , but
charged it was Famell's fault
for "waiting until the las t
minute" to seek an interview.
The sheriff said other endorse·
ments will be forthco ming -in
four to s ix other judicial races.
including the contest between
South Orange County Municipal
Court Judge Richard Hamilton
a nd William Sage, a n attorney
for the Huntington Beach Police
Department.
f 'rotft Page A J
PLEAD FOR COUNSELING
Richarc1 Lappcr t . a
ps ~ c-hothcraµ1st from Dana
Point and a Vit•tnam vet<')'an
.. But the emotiona l s cars
didn 't go away so easily My
family broke up But with the
help or some friends. I got
t hrough .
· · 1 am heuled. I don't need to
protest. But I'm here to say we
need a center run by Vietnam
vetera ll.b," Lippert said_
O ne a fter another. Orange
County veterans told supervisors,
their individual stories of drug
a.buse_, emotional upheaval and
family break.up.
'"I resent the antagon ist1c at-
11tude I sense in some people
.,p•akm~ here. There's not onc
of us on this board who d~n 't
bleed w1th you ." Clark said
··Rut Orange County d1dn 't
draft you. the United States did
1 ·m asking you to consider that
we can't solve a ll federal prob
I e ms on thjs board.·· he con-
tinued.
Or ange County was over-
looked in February when the
federal governme nt de cided to
fund 86 local counseling centers
nationwide. county o ffici als
Siild
Victim
Found.-·-·
A body. belitw4'd to be lh1tt of
tho mi111 lnf( P'1 :>~f·nHc r ·of i.i
h lleopter tb1tt crallhtd last
month. w•• found Tueaday
mornlna noatln1 off the coast of
llunUnston Beach by a pair or fl11h~rrn n. uuthoritlt!S reported
tc>duy
Or1an1iu County Marbor
l'utrolmen have been searchlng
fur th\! body or 26·year·old Jeff
Moon srnce the oil company
helicopter nose-dived off Hunt·
ington Beach lu t March 29 .
The pilot of tte helicopter also
was killed
Coronor':, offlcaals, though.
.. u1d tht: badly decomposed bod}
hui. not been pos1l1vely 1den-
t 1flcd
1'\\0 Hald\.\1n Park fas herm"n.
authorities said. disco\ ered I.he
oooy at aoout JU a . m near an•
oUshore drilling platform and
IOl>i>l't.I ;.i life prt.>server around the
body
Patrolnwn later spotted the
lifr µrt•i.ervt.'r and brought the
body to shore. They ,said th~
man appeared to have been in
th1.• water for several weeks amy
wai. WNH"ing t·uwl.wy boots antl
hi Ul' Jl'tlllS
The bod> of thl· p1lu1 of tht· t•rashl•d J\mino1I l'SA he icopll'r
Gary Lt'<? Rohwt.•r, 19 . of Lukt·
Els inore. wus recovered II\
patrolm1.·n immediately aflt·r
I ht· rrash
Trial Date
Set for Two
In Slaying
Two South Or;ingl' County
men have been ordered Lo stand
trial on m urdt'r t•haqH·s 1n
OranE!e County Su P<.'r ior Court in
eonnect1on with the slaying of a
(;oron<1 <tel Mur man nearly t"o
. vcars ago. u
Anthony Duvi<I U1cs, rn. of
Dana Point and John Alan
Keath. 22. of San Clemente an· to
appear in Superior Court April
24 for arraif!nment on chargl·s of
burglary. robbery and murder
S pee1al-c1rcumstances are b<·
ing alleged in the case which
could bring the death penalty to .
Kcilh and life m prison without
parole for Bies. 1f they a re con-
victed .
They we re order ed to Superior
Court Mond ay by Judge Donald
Dun~an of the Harbor Judicial
District Court <1fter four davs or
testimony about the killin~ of
Ruben Martinez
P rose c ut 11 r D a v 1 d l" <i rt c· r
based h1!> c:.ist· nn v1d<.·o tap<.•-.
and sound recording'> mac:h
when the two men allegedly r r
l·nacted tht• mur1kr for a pi1lat•1·
informunt
Martint•/, II \\a-. found in h1.., •
hloud .. putt1·n·d bt·drn11ni kall1•1J
h~ a M.'\'t•n• b1•alang v.1th a lu1 g 1•
-.t:.11 ..,hapt•d t:indlt·
Jl ola·e said tht: real es talf·
'>alcs m .. n '" h(•acl nc;.irl} wu·
-.eve red from his body, ap
parenlly after he was murdt:-ed
K c1lh und iliti. "ere arre!>tccl
lasl November followrng a thrt:L·
month mve!.t1Ralwn opened h~
1nformallon uncovered O\' the
Cost a Mesa pohce department
Buth haH• n·mumt·d 1n !Jal
s rnc·c their arres ts K1•1th ,., ht'lll
without bail und Hies 1::. held an
lieu or S500.000 bail
Barge Spills Oil
NEW ORLEANS (AP 1 I\
hurge hit the anchor chain of .1
tanker in the M1ssii.i.1pp1 R1v1•1 .
ripping a hole in the barge' an<l
spilling c rude oil into the n ver.
the Coast Guard said
In frustration . the wire or one
vet e ran s ho uted , "They've
a lready gone to fight a war and
now they come back to fight you
guys!"
But·Chairman Ralph Clark
made en impassioned statement
Of h IS Own in explaining why
s uper visors were holding out ror
federal fundina.
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"About the only thing J have to
say is. I didn't realize it was go-
ing t o be so hard to stay up
here," Vice Mayor Hall declared
after he, McFarland and Coun-
cilman Eric S. Johnson took
their oaths of office.
Despite the advanta1e of be-
ing an incumbent candidate.
Hall failed to draw as many
votes for re-election to the coun-
cil as Johnson, a challen1er.
He t a kes the seat vacated
voluntarily by jeweler and long-
time civic leader Dominic
Raciti. an eigbt·year veteran.
"I appreciate this much ... I
ca ll it the cbangin' of the
guard.'' said Raciti, who re-
ceived a handsome plaque for
hle eight years' •ervice.
One of his ·long·tlme dreams
for Ooata Mesa 11 the extension
or one of tta principal west elde
traffic artertea, •pecifically 18tb
Street, over tbe Santa Ana
River. a 1in1leminded RaclU
~t .,,,. bridle which would tpan
another JlaiclU dream, a S&ota
Ana River boatln1 m arina, hu
never pined wade 1upport.
New · Councilman lobn1on
principally thanked bl• eam·
palan mana1er Hank Homaveld; bit wife Curlatte
and son Dave aft.er belac.aworn
In Tuesday night.
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"We've got a real class city
I've been here since 1962 and I'll.
give it my best for the next four
years,·• ·said the independent
r estaurant owner . operator of
Ldri's J{jtchen.
FormeT'm ayorMcFarland said
in stepping down that it has been a
pleasure to see work prog.ress on
s uch city goels as the Costa Mesa
Freeway, clearing up of weslside
u rb~ blight, downtown re ·
d evelopment a nd recreational
faclUtJea.
He alllo warned that effects of
Propo6lUon 13 are now really
beglnnine to be felt· and with
Proposition 9 looming on•the
hori20n, ciUea face tough going
ahead.
McFarland said providing ade·
quate houainl both through the
publ1c and private sector ls
a reat challenge to be met and
little state or federal aid can be
expectAld.
Arreeta Probed ,
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Three
vice otftcen who all~1edly pro-~cted bookmakers then staaed 1hony arruu • ·~o m11te tnem.elvee IOOk aood' may race
criminal charges. Loi Angeles
Police Department oHiclals
••id.
'11ptoei11g Through _the. • •
· · Uushwhackt:r" is a JruJlc tabb¥ owned by
Pam and Steve Lazar of Costa Mesa. His
owners say he ~o play m trees and
bu.shes. But he looks pretty serious in this
photo. doesn't he?
"Refugees B'egin
Flight From Cuba
Titree Mesans
Arrested on
Drug Charges
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muni~rn ..
The~ Y.Crt th1· far.,t llJ lt·avc of
th e t·..,l1nH.1tc·d 10 800 'Aho
swarmed rnto the embassy lhe
week uf April 4. Some hud their
fis ti. m lht· air a .. thcv de-h:.irkcd ·
\To I ,,r llw .II I II • .i ... .tpJll'.1n·d
I •1 lw Ill• II Ill 1111 II 211 .11111 Jll·
I lw-r1 al 11 \\ •·r·· .1 II•\\ ohlt·r
pc·oplt• "111111•11 <111tJ (hlfdn•n
\!IJ-,1 V.t•ti• \\1•11 th f•::, I fl
0111· •1ffrr 1.tl '.11d 1 \\11 rnor•·
lokyo Movie
Already Seeri
t\11 art1t'l1· 1n 'I ut•!>d.Jv.., ))allv
1 'llol in~orn·t"tlv nol<·<I thilt th<·
m '" I<'. · 'I h 111 ' ~1·C'o111Jo.. < l\•t·r
Tok\" v. .1" tu 't>t• sl111v. n Satur
11:.i) und !'-.u11d.J\ ;ti r,d\loJ1d~
!';l·v.port CP!ller ('1n<'ma 1n con
1unt"l1un \\1th tht• 11o1·t·kend n··
un1irn ol .11mnl\ IJ1111l11l11•.., Tok;o
Hairirrs
A s pol.c-.man for lht• th<•atc>r
'>aid thP frc•(• "<'rC<'nin~., \\l're
hl :d la.s t '\\l'C'k<'nd Th<'rC' will be•
nl) '>hOWlO#? of th<' film about thl'
Tokyo raid v. hill• the Ha1d<.'r'>
ar<' vi<;illAJ! Nl•\\ port Hl'ach
1 hl' 1Ju1ly Pilot n·~rets the rr
ror
pl;ml·'> might arrl\ e It dependi.
nn thf' att1tudt-of thP Cuban ~n' l"mmcnl. he ::.<ud
(".trio'> Agual;ir ..i Co!tta Rican
Foreign !'\t1n1 ... tr::i rcprl'S<'n
1:.it1ve rn llavana to arrange the
1•:x1 t und "ho arrived w1t.h thr
r ..fuJ!t'l'', .,,11d thl· Cub;.ins \\1•n •
111• 1 at tht· H~1\ and airport h!< ...
• 1 •1" d of ~1bout JOO w hich :.hout
•·d 1Jb..,n·n1Ue:. and tr1<'d to pro
\llk•·lhtlll
A quick tip that led to a
Jlldg(''<, 1s wanC'e or a secirch "d rrant atinw1ng pohc<' into
the ir apurtment r<:sullcd LO thl'
arrl''>I or three Costa Mcsans on
drui.: C'harges Tuesday mght.
"..;a rrnt 11 s IJl'l t:r t 1 v e G eor~t·
Yt•1t11\ k .,J1d pohct• v.crc forced
111 ., um mun a pr0Ce::.i.1onal
~.rft·C'rnck<'r for ht.'lp when'One of
t lw ... u..,1>1·c·t., rl'fusf'd tn o~n J
... 1n1n1:ho-' found 1n his closet
BraJn \ anMob Jr .. 20 . of 145 1\lh1·rt o Hodrigues , <!:.J , E 18th St . wa::. s ubsequently
limped off of the second plant· ho11k1:d for inv • · · ·
wilh a blOOdy. t>anda~ed l<i'itc l)o~bl'-;~,on of c0<:a10t! ror sale.
andfac1alcu~. µo-;i.e-;s 1on o f narcoti c s
"r was attacked a group or para~hemalla and Possession of
people at the airport." he sa1cJ mara1uana
"They weN' sent by lht: govern·
ml·nt to hai.slt u s a s we
boarded the plane. -eut I feel
ll1'e It is a new day. 1 bave ten
the hell of Cuba."
Tht· refugees said there \li ere
I hl)U:.a nds or Cubans 1n the
"lrt'l'L'> throwing ~tonei. at th'-
hu .. n. that took them to tht
J1rport and shoutmg "We don t
\\ ,tflt \OU.
,\gwlar described 'tm· t•xodu..,
,1., · tht• most 1mprc~'>1Vc thtng I
h." • t ',.r -.1·t'n ·
l lw rt.'fugt't.'" "l'rl' l <1kcn on
'"' u buM~s to the AlberRUl' dt-
lh-r ltn. a part of i.I form1·n
prrson now used a:-. a j!O\ l'rn
1111'111 -'!UCSl h1JU-.1"
Reds Win Seventh
Grune in Row, 5-3
C'l'.'Cl~~AT I <AP J Dan
l>rit'""t'n drove in four runs with
,, b<"t''>·loaded -;ingl e a nd .a '""'O·
run homl"r. pmq~ring unbc:.iten
l "ancmnat1 to a 5·3 victory over
1 he San FranC'1sco Giants todav.
thc· Rl•ds" seventh triumph of the•
'>('3'iOn
Mike Lacoss. 2-0. was the win -
ner for the defending Nationa l
l.ea~ue West Oh•ision cham-
1>1ons and John Montefusco, 0·2,
was the loser_
Timothy Alan Connol -
ly, 21, a nd Ruth T . Wiegand.
19, al.so occupants of the apart-
ment, were arrested on suspi·
c1on ot possession of cocaine for
"ale aJld possession or narcotics
paraphemaha, equipment com-
monly U.'>crt an packaging drugs
\ ;1n~t0Jc; Jnd C:onnollv wer1·
.il-.o booked on ~everal traffic ar
rest warrants and jailed 1n lieu of
-.25.0<JO ;.ind SS.000 bail respt!r·
llH•l y
l\lesa Blaze .
Extinguished
Quick rcsp<>nse by Costa Mesa
Fare Dcpi.trtment units s aved a
t·onvcrlt'd garage a pa rtment
that \\as totally e nveloped in
flames "hen they a rrived Tues-
Ja>. mvl'st1gators said today .
Oamo~e tll the structure oc-
t•upied by David Bur~on, 32, of
IHO Towne St . was limited to on·
ly $700 but the fire itself was
'>pcctacular. :.aid Battalion Chie(
Ed Lewi:..
lie said cause of the blaie re-
malAed under investigation to-
day. The damaged structure is
owned by Gray Jensen. a Costa
Mesa r e-sident. Chief Lewis said.
•
CORONA DEL MAR
THE SHOPS FOR ALL SEASONS •
or The Discriminating Tennis Player.
In Stock Nowl
\
I
Btldness t/ltldt 1 a. ,._., 11. 11m
8)'IOllNC'VNN1n crlme. potlutlon ud t>rlc•·
NEW V~ (AP> Y•tt· faxlna.
Private properly week la
aponaorod by t.be NaUooal Al·
ao<:&1tJoo ol R a1lort, whlcb la
quite UpW about what lt aw U-
'hreat1 to prlvatt property
rl1hta suaranteed by the 5th and
1•th amendmenta.
llay wu '"a ulloaal = ol Some biJ·butlDMt ••tcutlv• ........ Tolnonow l1 ·• ·=---..;::;.hn---.dtcl.d.t..d....lo 11no re. t.hJ w.n.es dry" o-a-ome. e\ttnr.-t>Ut otbtra are r ady to
''teo.omle crowU• d17" to f"b C.Ulna It "anti b I bual·
othera Tb.la WMk la "prt .. te nna day," they hope to countt.r
property w..k." Nut •'8 we It by pl'OC'lalmlna tbt b4!ncflt.a Tb H amo ndm•nU. tb•
Realtors HY. protect American.a
In ownln1. U1ln1 and dl1P011n•
of pr,vale property without un·
due government lnterrerence.
Out, Its leaders malntllin, In·
t~rf~renctt la 1rowtng.
bonor Mtntari.. t'Orl)Of'atlOM bf stow.
Econotnlc detlaratJon, pl'OCttt and fCMlnttt·protHl are elbow· THE BUSINESS Roundtable
t n c e 1 c h for example, hu dt1trlbu\;;d
other for Ume position paioers that talk or bual
in the ~un . ness u • aource·or }ohl', "' a tom p c t in i taxpG)ler. 111 an agent of IJO<'lal
w I t h e 1 c h Justice. 111 a source of phy8lcaJ RENT CONTROL ls seen as
lnlerfertmce. So a re some local
restrictions Imposed by build.in&
codes. and limitations set by
arbitrar y zo n i n g . Mos t
dan~erous to aome Realtors are
local propo1ala, none enac~ to
prevent owners from selling
wtth Oll\ f i rst obtaining
pt!rmasslon
other and and financial security
with the UIUll The tablt. mMdtl up solely of
1 e 1 .a o n a l mM\ who head the nation's bla·
.. riles: annual gHt companies. seekb to l-on·
meeUnis. te· 'Ince people th~t busant'l! la the
unlon1. wed source oft~ n11Uon'f\ wc·nlth und
d I n 11 a nd lh•t al houJd be prtsen t-d , not
•raduations cuN•o•• de st ro.ytd
ANGR\' ABOUT f ederul
wule. overspending and laxa·
Uon. Rlchud Le~her. NatJOn4"1
Chamber or Commerce preM·
dent, recently christened Apnl
15. tax deadline day. as a na·
tional day of shame ... even dis·
grace.''
F:conomac growth da}. a '111y
clo~ely related an spmt c1., "'ell
us date. 1s being obst:rvt:d by the
.t"'at1onal Coalition lor Growth.
an oHshoot of the Jl er1t uge
Foundation. ~ pro·bui.anc!>i. thank
tank.
The Realtors also see govern-
ment spending. taxation and in·
flat1on as ominous threats. and
seek public support from wbal
they cull the 2 percent solution.
"The 2 percent solution re·
com mt!nds that federal spending
be slowed by al least 2 percent,
or SO billion. by September 30.
and another 2 percent or Sl8
bill Ion in 1981," said f!alph
Pritchard. president.
One group, however. dis ·
agre~. said Leshe r. and that
group. made up of Ra lph Nader
followers. Is s ponsoring "Big
Bus iness Day.'' during wruch 1t
hopes to emphasize corporate
GROWTH DAY seckl> to un
derm1ne the popularity of the no·
lion that no growth, the <In ·
tithesis of business philosophy.
1s the only possible response to
conservation and environmental
preservution.
"We think so much of t he 2
percent solution." he continued,
More . W opien Investing
,
For Begi111ier, Establisl1 O bj ectives
By SHERRY LUCAS
Did you know over half of the stockholders in
the country are women? In the past, tbJs was fre-
quently because women had inherited stock from
their husbands.
But today, with more and more women in·
dependent and working, the number of women in·
vestors fas opposed to passive stockholders> is in·
creasing rapidly. Consequently, the next three col·
umns wilJ contain some suggestions for the new
woman investor.
Novice fnvestors male or female -must de·
cide whether they can afrord to invest. how to
esta blish investment objectives and how to choose
securities to m eet those objectives.
"' established grov. th tre nds and prospects (current
hi gh·growth indus tries Include drugs and health
care. electronics and technology. energy and oil
service and office equipment> and cyclical stocks
at times when their prices are low. <Cyclicals in-
clude airlines. aluminums, broadcasting, forest
products and selected chemicals.> The latter
me thod might also be used to purchase blue chip
companies which may be about to enjoy periods of
accelerated earnings growth.
lf you are older and have been earning a good
salary for some time. you probably would like to
be ahlc to minimize your federal tax liability,
especially if you arc married and file a joint re-
turn.
TO DECIDE WHETHER you are in a position \'OU MAY BE ABLE lo accomplish this by
to Invest. answer the following three questions shifting funds from an Investment that produces
first: taxable income into municipal bonds, which ay .-----...~""n-1-cove-r..iwing expen~mf<>A~l¥--... tn-'t'-el"est that l!I free rom reaeralmcome axes.
food , clothing. s helter? you purchase municipal bonds Issued within the
-Do I have adequale insurance to protect state or your residency. they will also likely be
mysell and my family in case of illness or death? free of state and local taxes.
~ Do I have enough available cash to meet emergencies that may a rise? Municipal bonds must be purchased in
If you've answered yes to all three. you can minimum lots of five. almost without exception . If
start to plan an Investment program. you wis h to participate in a sm aller way. you might consider municipal bond funds, which allow
VOtJR OBJECTIVES.SHOULD be determined
by a combination of factors. including age. de·
pendent<;, capital income and temperament.
Those points will help decide whether you
s hould inl'es t ror incom e. for long-term growth. or
for short·term profits -as well as the minimum
return desired and tht• amount or n sk willing to as-
unit purchases <usually Sl,000) that represent
participation in a diversity of bonds. These also
generally permit reinvestment of dividends. com·
pounding the tax·exempt income.
s ume. . ·
If your total net worth is s ufficiently large and
your tax bracket is high enough. a tax investment
such as an oil a nd gas or real estate partnersrup
could be an attractive investment.
In this and the next column. four profiles will
illustrate how women in different circumstances
m ight establish their obJeclivcs and attempt to re-•
alize them. <Each of these profiles could just as
ON THE OTHE R RAND, tax·deferred an·
nuities offer a conservative means of building
capital for your retiremeht while at the same lime
easily fit a mart.) · offering tax advantages. ,
And because long-term capital gains. when
they can be realized. are one or the best t ax
shelters there is, you s hould consider acqulrlng a
portfolio of stocks for appreciation potential. <At
this particular time, with interest rates hlgh. high·
grade corporate bonds might also be conslftred
for long.term capital gains. l
If you are young, have no dependents and earn
enough to live comfortably and save something for
the future, you might be in a position to take
reasonable risks in the pursuit of profits.
IF YOUR INVESTABLE capital at the begin·
ning is small, you might conside r buying s hares in
a mutual fund which invests for aggressive
growth. If your available capital is larger, you
might want to choose your own stocks.
Two logical approaches include industries with
f Lucru 13 on account executive m the Santa Ana of·
f1ce of Memll. Lynch, Pterce. Fenner & Smith J
''l'M NOT OOllG TO MISS
DELIVERlllG A BABY ... ''
"I cari relax oufs1de or home anrt oftice 1<now1nq that I'm not 901nq to miss delivering ii
bclt>Y when t m belwPen 1oca11on~ . ·Eugene A Sollman. M O . Canoga Park
'DOMIG fH( GASOtJN(
CAUllCH WHAT MORE CAH I SAY1
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As~ 0<wa!l' tOOSUlld!ll eot1 •hnq
wrthoul an Ol1ite \ldH 1 can now oo °"
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side San Be<narOIOO ano pans ~ Veniura counties Thele's no hmtl lo Ille number ~ .. beeQS .. you can
TIIC8IY9 ~no no ex1ra pl'OOe cl\arl)e\ or spec.al eq111pmen1 10 tns1an 'Mien SOCllOOllO warn' you. they 111S1
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TllOMAS PASS, IOOAMC
S75.00 Qff
on all root repairs and
coatings. Spec1atiz1ng 1n
lin seed o.r 1real1 ng
stungfe and shake roofs
Asphalt & acrylic coattngs
tor all types of bu11t·uP
compos111on and mobile
ho me roots 20 years
eJCperience. No waiting
FREE estimates. Memberi
of Chamber of Commerce
and Callfornle Contractors
Assoc lie. 11320256.
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If it 's got
wheels,
you'll move
rt faster in a
Daily Pilot
classified
ad.Cati
642-5678 and a
friendly ad-
viser wilt
help you
turn your
wheels into
-tash.-----
"that we are wUUna to let \he
1d.mlnlstratlon and Coo1ress
take credit for It If they will just
hnpl~lV' R"ullt-. tMl-UI,
natlonal secretaries week ra~ You wU1 probablJ aet more ol
u •n economic Issue! Tht an tarful ttaaa )'Otl wUI ._.
anawer bttomes evident on au· from tbt NaUonal Cpm• lftt-your teeretarr ranr«Hr-TaTPJ1Niifer, the Herita1e
lf -she 11 pa.id commensurate Foundation, the 8 •1lne11
w l t h h e r s k i l l s a n d Roundta"'9, and tbe a.alt.an. not 1lory. ·
BUT now. YOU ASK, does r(sponslblliUes. The latter a:umbtr 7'2,000.
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platform in Gulf of Mrx1co off Lou1'>1an:J
coast. Platform 1 ~ !->Upply point for T1·n
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Bob 8 .. a u lesm an , Is lhe owner of a taundrom1l
he operates in hh1 spare time .
Dr. R .. a dentist, spends two afternoons a week
with his partners learning how to operate a ba1el
fra nchise. .
Four lower Manhattan lawyers have •uccessfully
invested in a chain of four restaurants in New York
and Florida.
What have these p4ioplc in common ?
THEY ARE AMONG millions of Amertcans who
have started sideline businesses for fun and profit.
"Corporate executives are sidelining all over the
place." says J ames Hague, a district director of the
Small Business Administration, although the risks
a re high, particularly for the Inexperienced and about one-third of sideline businesses fold within a
year. <Only a sm all percentage of these ne w busi-
nesses fail putr ight, however . and leave their
creditors WJlh s1grt1Cicant losses.>
rn good times 8!> well as bad. hundreds or
thou!>ands or new s mall businesses fold each year. In
1980, moreover. as evidence accumulates or a busi-
ness decbnc or unpredictable depth. duration and
breadlh. more of you than ever may be tempted to
consider a s ideline business to bolster your real in-
comes as they lag behind double-digit inflation.
Although the squeeze 1s tightening hard now on
siartup and exp:m!>1on credit. the rise in this loan
field has amounted to nearly 30 perce nt over the past
three years alon<'. ·
THE LURES ARE undeniable : the traditional
Ame rican dream of bl'ang your own boss. the
t'hallenge of a busan<',.., that presumably can be
han'dled 1n your ~pare time. the deep Clcs 1re fo r calch· up'mcomt•
Bm the failure rule nashcs a bright red s ignal of
warning
Why so many"
IS SI St; Ot.:T OF 10 1·ast·'· lhc underlying
n·a,ons ;,re manllgerial 1nexpt!ncnce. incpt1tudt. in-
compt-ntencl'
Th£· .., u rf a <' t• t' x p I a n a t 1 on " m a y a pp e a r
dramat1call:-d1fft·rt·nt f<.tuJty r~('arch. lhf' wrong
-.kill ..... und<•rC';,ip1t.il1zat1on, dependmlo{ on hunch in·
sll·ad or in d{'pth market 1nvest1gat1on. us ing hobbies
and sports to me:tke tn\ C·'-tmcnt dec1s 1ons. assuming
that personal '>k1lb will b~ a ~uarantee of a venture's
SUCC'l'SS
Trut., a chef ma} bt• a bt-tter manager or a fast
rood op<>r<1t1<>n than a b<JOk keeper But the chef may
tx-totallv le:tckmg 1n kno.,..lcd~" of how to kecp books on t hl· bu.'11n1·)',s
COi ~(i I STO YOUR o wn hus aness via a
franchise 1s still 1n a boomanl? trend. with franchises
involved in an estimated iiS,000 businesses in 1979
alone and sales in lh(· S300 h1lhon r:.inge
Among the most rap1dl:-·.it rowing franchises are:
automotive produ<.'ls and services . beauty a nd health
ser \'lces. bus iness aids and M'rv1ces: tax preparation
ser\'lces. entertainment and leis ure activities and
security sen ices Bl' on ~uard ·
,\sk as ma ny quc!>llOn)'o as vou can or those
alrc·ad:-O(l(•rat1ng .i franch1<.,e s1m1 lar to that YOJ.I
plan
STl'O\' THE Bl'Sl~ESS on-the-spot for at
lee:tst six months. to learn about labor problems. the
c·u!'>tomC'r market area, how to produce the product.
R1 g1dl} obey the franchise mstruct1ons.
Wrtte the lndu!>try and Trade Adm1n1straUon .
U S Department of Commerce, Room 1104.
Washington. 0 C 20230. for 11 free booklet giving
background informa tion on nearly 800 franchise
operations
-As k the Small · Busanes11 Administration's
Serv1('(' Corps of Re Cired Executives (SCOR~ for
free counsel offered to the novice sm all business en-
trepreneur. Check Washington or district offices.
Gold, Silver Quotations
Geld
By The Aa•odated Preas
Selected world gold prices Wednesday :
London: morning fixing $513.SO, up S16.00; afternoon fix·
ing $520.00, up $22.50: closing $528.SO.
Paris: attem oon fixing $528.Sl, up $21.25.
Fraalda.rt: $514 .98, upS18.00.
Za.r1dl: $530.00 bid, up $37.00 : $535.00 asked.
New York: Handy & Harman mid-m orning $520.00. Qp
$22.50.
-New York: Engelhard selling price mld·morning $526.30.
up $22.SS.
New York: Engelhard fa bricated gold mid·morning,
$539.SS. up $23.34.
Sllfttr
NEW YORK (AP) -Handy & Harmaa allver $14.190,
up $0.4~.
Engelhard sliver $14.6'0. up $0.490: fabricated silver, $15,~. up $0.SlS.
"'" ... NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrolJ4•metal pl'fces to;
d•y;---.
Coppet .IM~·.111.4 a pound, U.S. dt11tina\iona.
Le .. 45 cenu a iM>und. ' Z• S&.8045 a pound.
Mettuy $405.00 per nask .
. Plata.• $827·9850 troy oz. N. Y.