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Home My WebLink About1980-04-23 - Orange Coast Pilot~ v n d Ol u a. pr d1 h: rr h d n b cJ J t ... --··· ·-· ·Poor Brideg~oO FA.A. Takes Lid - Left Waiting Off Flights At A.t the Cellhloek Wayne Airport WEDNESDAY AFT ERNOON, APRIL 23, 1980 YO'--7J, NO. 114. 4 HCTIC*S, • l"AOCS I Moving Up Has s he got a sister ? You bet. This is Kelly Collins. younger sister of actress Bo Derek, who bas been named officiaJ spokeswoman for 1.ena Enterprises. Her previous assignment was s ta nding in for Bo in the new movie "A Change of Seasons." S6/tlillio~ I Funds to Expand Airport Approve d Orange County supervisors moved Tuesday lo buy S6 million worth or land in Costa Mesa ad· jacent to John Wayne Airport as part or plans to expand airport facilities, primarily for private planes. breach of public faith. But Riley joined bis fellow s upervisors as they ordered purchase negotiations to begin. This time those asking for a delay or bah to the land buy in· e luded nqt only owners or private aircraft, but County Ad· <See EXPAND. P age i\2) . Flight Lid Lifted F AA Orders Wayne Airport Open Up By JOANNE REYNOLDS ant carriers could chm b from 0tu.o.ir,l'l ... sutt two to six this year. and the Orange County officials want number of daily Jet n1ght!> could to keep a 40-flj ght per day lid on 1 50 . l . . op . commerc1a ~el operations at That order hat-. long range John Wayne Ai-r:potL -ram1f1cat1ons in h~ht of the dt> But county offi cials now have regulation or the procedure for to contend with a F<'deral Av1a· ~rantinl! route~ Deregulation lion Admin1stral1on order to t'\'Pntuallv v. ill t'nab l1• :rn~ open the airport to ""II qualified a1rhm: to ";p('ratl' without pno-r Ca rriers." redl'ral apµroval whcnl'\l'f ll That means the num bcr of ten. t an negotiall' ..i lca~c Anders o n t o R un As lmlependent WAS HI NGTON I APJ Repubbcan candidate J ohn B Anderson will announce Thurs- day that he wi ll run for presi- dent as an independent, sources said today After more than a week 's con- tem platioo, the veteran lllino1s congressman has decirled to abandon his ques t ror the Republican pres1dent1al nomma lion. the sources said Ins tead, he will seek to tap what his campaign strategists see as voter dissatis faction with the two m a j or party front runners. President Carter and Ronald Reagan. The sources. who declined to be identified. said the formal an- nouncement would be made at 8 a .m . PST Thursday at the Na- tional Press Club in Washington. A spokeswoman at Anderson's campaign headqua rte rs con- firmed he would make an an- nouncement Thursday regarding his political plans. but would not give details. And e r s on alread y h as withdrawn from toni g ht's Republican debate in Houston between Reagan and the only other remaining GOP contender. Geor~e Bus h , who wo n Tuc!>da) ·s lkpuhlrran pnmaf) in Penns) lvani.1 Anderson has not ~on .:tn) pnmanes. and gained onl) 57 delegate~ to th<> GOP National Convention in Detroit this Juh. putting him third behind Rcugan and Bush Alread)'. Anderson for Pres1 dent organizers in various st:itc>s including Massac hu~t'tts hu vt• <See RUN, Pa~e AZ) CLEAN INC VP W1TH PILOT ADS "Daily P ilot classifi ed ads rt'ally clean up "l had good success selbng m y washer and dryer in the classified section." That's the advertisin~ success story of the Corona del Mar man who placed this ad in the Dally Pilot · Washt•r and i,:a~ dr;t·r. m.ilrhin1i s~t . '<Int rood '<X'<-Xll"" If you want your ad to clean up, call 642·5678 Looking at the 1mmed1ate ef feet or the FAA order. the roun· '' couJd land 1n trouble with the ~tale De-panment of Transporta t1on 1f 1t mcrea-;es the number or nights at the airport The state 1s allowmg the airport to operate in ex~" of slat<' noise brruts pro' 1ded the noiM> generated by the .w filghh pt'r da) isn't ex r eeded Expanding the number of fl1~hL'i. obviously. would in n ea<it· th1· noise l\n~ Jltempt by rounty of f1c1..1 ls to s hare lhl' 40 Oii;:htc; . 1mon~ th<' two a1rlinf's that npt•r.1tt• out of the ai rport nov. Jnd tht· four otht•r; th at v.ant ti) "111 hnni:: IPgal action by the ex r~ting tcnanLo; "The count\ I S dc·f1nt telv l'Jllght bt>t~l~rl d rock and a hJrd plan-." ob~t'n ed Larry B1~hop d.O e~l'Cutn e or Frontier \irhnt':>. Ont' Of Ult' airline~ ~eek ing t·ntry to the count} airport lfa"tod on report!• :.ubm1llcd lo count\ officials last week. the .11rport ~ould haH' to be open<'<! tn J m1rumum of SO fli ghts a da} to l.t'ep t'Xtsting tenanL'> and pro· "P<'C'll\ c:; lt>ssees happ) cStt WA \'~E. Page A?) Officer Gets J ane Fonda's "Autograph' VENTIJRA (AP> -If it were ha ndle d b y a Ho ll y wood publicist. it would be billed as .. Ba rba r e ll a a nd Wo nde r Wom an Meet CHiPs." Driver Jane Fonda. with passenger Un· da Carter . got a speeding ticket from the California Highway Patrol The ticket was issued as Miss Fonda ripped down U.S. 101 in Ventura County. about halfway between her Santa Monica home and her Santa Barbara ranch. And, although s upervisors or· dered county aides to apply for federal money to pay for the 13.S acres. cowity taxpayers may end up footing the bill. Officials of the county's General Services Agency said the 13.S acres will most likely be used for businesses that service and sell aircraft, for ad- ditional aircraft tie-downs, and for loading and unloading air freight. Bride's Dowry Refused CHP officer Newton Tobin, alone in a patrol car. reported that he clocked Ms . Fonda's Volkswagen Rabbit at 75 mph in a SS mph zone. H was in October that 1 supervisors, over the protests ol Supervisor Thomas Riley, first t took steps to buy the two parcels. 2.8 acres on Airway A venue and 10.8 acres on Red Hill Avenue. Riley, wbole district includes the airport, argued then t.bat putUna up te mlJUon for a land purcbale before release of the airport'• master plan was a Weddin g B e lls O nly Burg lar Ala rm CASTRO VALLEY (AP> - The bride-.'9-be, eo · route to a Lake Tahoe area chapel, had her plans for wedding bella shat· tered by the clatter of a bank alarm. Patricia Valene.la. according to Alameda County sheriff'• dep- u tl es l. told her Hance sh~ needeo to make a qu.lck atop to withdraw money from a savings account to help cover honey· moon expenses. , { Jimmy Feo pulled his van over outalde World Savings and Loan Asaoclation in this sub· urban community across the bay from Sao Franclsco. dep· ulles said. Ms. Valencia ran inside and deputies allege she handed a teller a note demanding money. The telJer pushed an alarm but.. ton. and the woman ran outside. authorities said. Sherlrf's deputies s aid she jumped in the back or the van and told Fro to take her to a restroom. Oepulies res ponding to the alarm stopped the van. After questioning. Feo was re· leased. He was lert with two wedding bands and a beaded lace veil. Ma. Valencia, 38. was ar· rat1ned on bank robbery charges and was jailed In lieu Of $15.000 bail. CRP officer James Milton con· firmed the incident today and predicted the matter would be settled quietly. "Celebrities usually just pay the fine because it's too much hassle to go lo court," be said. Neither Ms. Fonda, who s tarred in the space fantasy "Barbarella" before becominl a pollllcal activis t. nor Ms . Carter. star of televiston'1 "Wonder Woman." could be reached for Immediate com· m~nt. • Guilty On30 Wun ts An Orange County Superior Court Jury has convicted busi- nessman Vincent Carrano and Jack Fulton of fraud, conspiracy ;ind grand theft in connection with the em bezzleme nt or Sl mtlhon l.ll precious m et.aJs from their Swiss V;iul ts. Inc . storage firm The two men were found guil- t v Tuesday or 30 felony counts ..i nd face up to six years in state prison . Superior Court Judge John L. Flynn J r. set sentencing for May 20 The JUry of seven women and rive men had deliberated for mor<' than a week and its verdict Tuesday a fternoon capped a C'ase that has lasted for fi v(' months "T hings went the way 1 thought they wouJd ." prosecutor Douglas McFa rland said . 'Tm JUSl glad it's over with." Carrano. a Seal Beach resi· dent, and Fulton. who hves in Corona del Mar. were taken into custody after the verdict was read. The owners or the now-defunct precious metals storage firm in Santa Ana were convicted of multiple roW\ts or grand theft as well as insurance fraud and COO· spiracy. The prosecution had con· tended that Carrano and Fulton had embenled gold and silver valuables from the firm a.nd at· tempted lo cover up the crime by staging a phony robbery in (See METALS, Page "2> C o ast Weat her Continued clearing through Thursday. Lows tonight 45 at the beaches a nd 52 inland. Highs Thursday 80 to 70. INSl•ETODA " Tlw ffnol Nielan ratn.ga are m, and the '°"9Mr ii CBS by a hair'• bf'eodOt. ending a Otrtf·Y•ar domination b11 ABC. Ste PoQf 83. l•tlex .,,._..,.. ,., L.111..... M .._ ...., ~ ,.. ~ l»•M c-lc• (ti c....... (11 .......... Ot ......... M ............. ........... Ct•M p_. a.u,u ..... Wiii' (ti ~LY PILOT s • -. ·-------. WIUIB Howe HaiT~ Russians onomic Ties a earing Slaes Due ~-.----....:Geast W ASHJNGTON (AP> - The twiley that ap,.aNCI on t h e While Houu 'f!'Ollncr-Ne141ay flew aero•• Penn1ylvania A venue today and dilap- pea red ln the crowi.I. el co•mu&era co•l•I a. worll ln dow•tow• w ....... P'r'ea AP Dtapattk Th olfirlal Ta :. ncwa a1 ·nc)' tndtnlfld WdAy that tb ~vtf"t nlon and Iran w 1 t• IDO\ 1n~ wwud c&oeer teODCN:n1<' u.. The rt•pOrt came 00 the llm da,y u Chin«' " dl pa\ch an nounct'(I lrnn und tht> Sovtt"I &11Jnrd 1& "an•utorol for rc-0Mm1< 11nd lodw;trrnl 1·ooi>t•r gtion ttnd o.ne d Y uftt•r l h\• Euro\•t•un Comm n Mu rket vc1ted to m<>\O ............ I RUN .•. ~en g1 v1:n tht• 110 uht-ud to or .:•nne Uldepend nt campidcna. on th~ ~reas man's b.!half Even bt-fo~ de<'ld1ng to run u.s a n independt>nl ndt·r.,un hud begun pulling tu~~th •r lht! t.'Ort• pr .1 nallonjl 1·..t 1111Hu ~n or gan1zauon In add1t1on . tht· p1 t'i.l1g1ou' w .. ~hmaton ht~ hrm or Arnold 4' Porter had been enUsted to chaHence state laws that would work a1alnst Anderson's entry KENNEDY BRACES FOR MtCHtOAN--A3 on th<' ballot as an independent candidate. . Craver. ~~atthews Smith and Co . a political Conl>ulttng and d1 rect mail Hr m . h a s been e.ngaged to raise fund.a for the fi rst m aJor political c am paign to .be conducted outside the two ~ajor parties sin ce George \\all ace ran a s a third-party candidate in 1968. Anderson has said he will or g a n 12e no third-pa rty m ove men t , b ut wi ll r e m a in a He p ubhcan who. tr ht-won. would form a na tJonal unity ad· m 1n1stratlon '"" ttrd .. con orrH1 '!,Hlt'tlOn '\ • 1 1rut l111 n unJ1•:.!o 1 hr n • 1 ~omt• 1,rOKrt .a m .-dt· walhU> u m onth l Qw rd r lc&11r of ~s Amerlcan1 h tld ho11 1 1• 1n T ehran Ta!fs. tn n dl'lpot c h fr om Tt'hnin. quott•d I(( vc1lut1un11 rv Cuunrrt m1 m lwr .l\"11 tt111 t1 h \tohamm d llw,,•·111 lh lh••,hu u11 "•>tn.C lb lruniun 1ovemm nl wea nut awonud by Lhl' C"orn 0 ' ., b M ol.,, . _. PHIUPPIHE ISLANDS Sldp Sink11 APW ........... A cargo ferry carr ying 890 pass.enger s sank south o f ~a nti? Tuesday c.tftcr colhd mg with an oil t anlwr &><• ~ory. Page A4. Fro• Pagf:" A l "iAYNE AIRPORT. • • It works out like this: Air C<1lifo rnw. an 1:x 1~ling tena nt. wa nt :-. to m ctintain it!-. a v1•r agt' dailv 11<·r1art ur«.'!'o. cur rt•ntly about :!7 llughr:-. A1rw1·st . the olhPr 1·x 1:-1 ing t<·nant. wunts to main tain !'llO\r11l OVl'r lht• l:J n 1i::hh pt'r da~ 1t ' no"' a lie>"' t·d hv th(• l'OUnt '< Fro n tie r A1rl1 nes. in ...,, rumcnlal in ~Pttang t he FAA order lo opt:n thl' John Wayn1· Airport. wants to fl y at lec1s l two flights a day fro m Orange Coun r v to Las Vegas and o n to l><·nvt:r Conun<.•nti.11 Air,mcl>. ""h1ch has lx-t:n trying to .. o~rotc <it Orange County for the pul>t to 'cars, ha:. iJUlhor lty to fl y from t he J ohn Wayne Airpo rt l o a nywhere IO lhe (ar m 's f'X ISltng ... ystem Present plans rail ror ..,ix daily flights to I.a s Vegas or l'hO<'nix P SA wtinb pcrm1ss1on to operate two or thn:t' flights a day to San Francisco. W<'Sl<'rn Airlim•s. wh1rh has a r <' c e n ti y K r a n l t• d r o u t l' bet ween Orange Co unty and Salt Lake Cit y. says its plans art· too 1ndc fln1tc l o las t proposed number of flights at this lime The FAA order lo open the a irport lo "a ll ~ua li f1ed car rie rs:· handed dc1wn April 4. i:, c urrently being studil'<I by coun ty offic1ab. Particularly troubling to them 1s the indlcat1on that the agency has no proble ms with t he coun- ty's Ls rrul. JUSt with the way 1n which it is divided "The legitima te gout of noise c·ontrol does not rc lic·ve t hl! county from its '>la t utory and <'Onlractua l obhgutwnl> t1> uc co mmod atf' the r eques ts of q ualified air carr iers to com m e n ce s e r vice,·' the orde r reads. In addition to the troubling question raised by the pessibllity o( divuling the 40 nights per day :imong the six airlines that want to fly more than JO flights per OftANOE COAST ' DAILY PILOT '"'-' ~.,.. Cn.•• 0..lt .,, ...•• ," .,_,.,. ,. 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O<-C.0-•'-"'' .... ..... 1220 I day. t h(• airport race.... a f1·w oth1 •r prohlt•m..., 111 lh1· F1\t\ dt- c1;,..w11 F or 111!--t.1n1·1· 1·h11 r Fi\1\ c·oun•q•I ('Jar k On .... t.,111 ~ho ,1~111·d th1· 11rd1•r •.ugi<l'Sb th;11 ho1h lhe t·XJ!-.1111~ ;..1r port upt:r:1 t 1on., nirfrw a nd lht· lam a tat 1011' on typ<·~ of air trart flown min 'ht• 1nhl'ri·nth d1 ... c·rimrn ;,ton and without r:it11m.il rt·lal1on to .1 l<·g1t1matl' loC'.tl purpo't: Thi:.' airport curfew protub1U. rnmmerc1al Jets from taking off a ftl'r 10 p m or land ing a ft er I I P m No commercial Jet opera twni. a rc permitted befort• 7 ;1 m In add1t1on. lht· rount v hao; h;,innt-d U~f· Of ;JO} t:Urrt'ntly 11µrrat1onal t•ommcrc1<tl Jl L..., e' rt'pl thl' lk>c·inR 737 a nd thtt IX: !i lty restnctwn~ ba-.ed both 011 noise and \lo t•1ght al t..tkt' off ('unt1n1:ntal 1.1>ants to fly th1• la rgl•r m. wt!ll as louder and h1·a\>1t-r Hut·an~ n1 on 11., Or:.ng1· rount) r11utt•!-. A1rwe~l last yc<J r tr1t·d tc, qualify •ls 727 Heel fo r opcrn t111ns al the i.llrport as w1·ll . but Wfi!-. UOSUC('CSSfuJ !w<.·aus1· of the noise factor F rontier ~ayl> at will operate• llw s m<tlll'r . qui1·tn Hoeing 737s th{'r 80<; PSA gets the fir't or 1ts quiet Jt'IS ttus summer Air <'ul rx pects itc; fi r..t delivery by the Pnc1 of the vear Spar<' al tht> alrcudy c•ongcst Ni a irport terminal •~ nl) prob lt·m . iJ<·wrding lo the FAA and I ht• four earne rs try ing to gt·t Or:rngt• County ll·a.,e!'o o n.,tad cited :1 r eport from lh1· FAA 0Cfic1<i l who presided ove r a ht•aring on tht· ~ubjcct of th(! :J1 rport 1n 1979 and noted thut "l hc• 1Jm1ted existing ter minal rac11ities a re pointed up. I would ca II to your attention that othn a 1 riwrts h <we m adc a ccom mod at1ons to growth under de regula tion using t empor ;i r y fac1Jilies .. lie cited Los Angelei. International Airport as an ex ample. The officials a t Continenta l FronUer . PSA and Westc m ali described their airlines as eager to get Into Orange County and willing to take whateve r accom modations the county could pro duce to do so Mike Murphy, a vice president of Alrwest. who s aid his firm would go to court lo retain Its l3 average dally flights. sa id there 1s no way Airwes t could or would sha re their te rminal facilities wtth anothe r line. "It would be physically 1m· poiiRlble to share the space we ha ve now. As it 1s. it's lnade· quate ror our purposes," he s ald. Robert Clifford. president or Air Cal, echoed Murphy's con· cerns. "The fact ls. there Is no space not ooe square inch -for m ore of anytblng," he said ln t estimony before the county Board of Supervisors. He noted that not only 11 lhe te rminal overc rowded, bul lh" aircraft parking poalUona are al capacity wllh the Alr Cal and Alrwt.>St opcrotlons. mon M rkt•t AtC\h>~---------- 11 " ~ 1t1 q uutl'd a ay1na. Tb ()('ti&ILlt llnd developln1 countr\l'" are ready lO s upport Iran. WWJ Uw ne.RoUalion.t ot a Sovh•t trede u.nd ecoaomlc de! t•l(ullun which were held i n T 1•h1 an l"I uol' of th4> .,xamplea of lh1~ . Tht· Tu11."I mt"ot1on of the So· \ ll'l lr1mlan nttl()l1atlon$ seemed Co Imply c:ontlrmahon or tbe t 'bin report by the Xlnbui. rww1 ag~y Mt•onwhlll'. four mothers and \lo I V l'" or T e hr a n e mbassy ho:itugl's t.M>~an a round of meet '""' with European leadens to- \Ju> by cltll.Ulg oo French Presa dt'nt Valery Gitcard d 'Estalne tu b k for his help in freeing the ( JptlVt>"i ·1 h•t•I wt' have s upport," s aid Lo u isa Ke n ne d y , wife of M o 1 t• h t• a d K e n n e d y • t be t•t·oriom1t· und commercial al· I Jt'hl' a l the ocrup1ed U.S. Em· ba'>!-.) 11\ the Jraruan capital The lour women spent alm06t au hour with G1scard d'Estabac at the El)'lSee Palace in ~ntral P un s . A presidential aide said the me<:ting w as arranged at short notice and reflected the Frt'nch leader 's coocern for wh at he callt>d "this human problem." The mt•eting w1:nt beyond the planned 30 minutes as Glscard d'Estamu kept a delegation of vls ltlng mayors waiting in tbe lobby w hile h e conferr ed privately with his American Tta. ttor s . T wo others have soea a mong the hos tages. and the fourth's husband ls a hostage. A communJque said Gi.scard d 'Estaing expressed "the pro fou~d :.ympathy a nd :;olidarity of 1' r;inn'. land of human rights. for the hostaJleS in the <'ruel and lna d m1s:.1ble ordeal thev have he(•n h\'ing .through since No 'ember." lie promised them he would firm l) a ppl) the decisions m ade Tut•sduy b:-the E uropean Com · mon Markt•t forchm m inisters in Luxembourg Am erica's m ajor Euro~an al lit·:-. o nlt•n'<.l tokl'n action a giun:.t lr:m now :i nd thr<'atened strong :o.,1nC't1ons Ma\ 17 1f thr release or I ht• SJ hcl~l aji!t'S IS not in Sight b' I lw11 W;.i:-.h1ngton WliS disap- p o 1 n t t•cl a nd [r.111 d efia nt , l hrl'.tlt•ning thl' West with a f>l'r manent oil ban and lilting l<>"' a rd Ml>'iCll\lo Tht· ron•1gn m1n1stcr~ of the llJOl' Common Markl't countries announct.'d T uesday afte r a two- d a y m cetini In Luxe mbourg t h:i t lhc 1r $?Overnme nts were banning new export and servi~ 1·ontract!'. with Ira n and a ll m1h1ary sale"'> to Ir an. r<'d~lng 1 h l' 1 r d 1 µ I u m a t 1 l :. t a Cf s 1 n f(•h r ;,in, cutt ing I ran i an d 1p l,,mot1 c ~t1t rr s I n the ir 1·:ip1taJs, and r('1rnposin~ vis a re qu1 rc•ment'i for Jranurns travel ing to their countne~ T h(• m1 ni'llf'r<; ~aid 1f t here ":t'> not "tk r1s1v1> progress lead 1n ~: t o lht· rt•l e a ~l' o r the ho-.1agc.•!-." by May 17 , their ~ov t•rnmPnh would impost· the 1•1·11nom1c· i.anctions called for in tht· l' N ~cu nt v f'ouncil re~lu· 1 wn Vl'lr)('('j by the Soviet Union 1n .lanua ry !->u<'h ;,ict1'on would halt all ex· ports fro m tht· nan<.· countn es to I ran excl'pl food aod medicine. 1•utt1ng off a n es ti mated $7 b1 I hon rn :.ales <tnnuall v. The fore ign minis ters' com- munique m ade no mention o ( '>lo pping purchases of Jraruan 0 11. running about 650.000 barrels '' 11a:, But they reporte dly a greed to ban buyin5' of Iranian 1111 al pnces a bove the levels of the r est of the Organization of Petroleum Exportin~ Countnes. EXPAND. • • m inastrati ve Officer Robl'rt Thom as T h o mas . 1n a te ller to ..,u~rvisors. said GSA ofricials' pla ns for the land weren't worth the $8 rrullion purchase price. He also sald the land purchase w o uld ex h a ust the county airport res<'rvc fund, forcing !-.upe rv1sors to la.kt SI .4 million out of lhe county's $10 mlllion contingency fund, usually re s e rv e d f o r e m e rgen cy purchases. And cha nces that fed eral money might offiw>t county tax- payer funds look grim, S1&id Steve Kozak. an aide to Riley. Koiak said a recenl Federal A vlaUon Adminlatratioa rulinc mny block the grant a pplication. T h at rul i ng warned i.upervisors oC a poulble cut.off in feder al funds or other sane· tioM II they continued to Umlt t h e n umbe r of commercial airlines operating out of the rounty airport. Owneni of private airplanes reite rated lhelr f ear s t o 5 Upervlsors th a t the lapd purchue might squeeze out gene ral aviation activity at the al rport and that lack ot federal fundlftl for the land buy mlpt result In sublt.antially Increased tie.down fee5. ~Di~• Jane Froman, a popular singer ot the Forties wbo&e batt~e to regain her career after shattering injuries in a plane crash was dramatiaed m the movie "With a Song in My Heart." is dead at 72 l',_P_,,eAI METALS •.• J uly um. None of the precious met.tls has ever been r ecovered Mc Fa rland said · Defense attorneys ror Fulton and Carrano indicate d th~y wou&cl appeaJ Carrano bad testified on tus own behalf dunng the lengthy trial. c1al.ming a gwunan had bound h.im to a chair with beavy tape .tt.er rorctnc him ao open a re;ir doorto the atoraae firm But a prose<'ut1on witness. c o n v1cted c o n m a n P h1 l1p Killer. had testified the storage a rea for pre<'IOWl met.ala wal> nearly empty several month'> be fore the s upposed rob~n took place . · J uror~ Indic ated after tht· verdict they found It difficult to ~heve a robbery had occ urred Ghostly ruc:kera of U1htnln1 and a.rumbles of thunder .... Tuesday and earl1 today llpaled the IMt IMO of a 11Unn Uaat hM tried for three daya to tet thole with spring on their minds to lake it serious ly . Diminishing cloudiness and fair weather a&ooa tbe Orange Coast witb high temperatures lo tbe mid·T01 are 1ch e duled tbroucb tbe weekend. whieb features three btg events lhat cr y out for sunshine. Cond.itioos 5bouJd be fine for the nart Saturday of the annual Newport to Ensenada Yacht Race off Newport Karbor. ac· cording to U.S. Weather Service lD Los An&elea. C l ear s kies and proba ble sprmg breezes are also scheduled to send off..,. ... in u.e Gordon Bennett Balloon 'Race from Mlle Square Park in Fountain Valley Temperatu.res are expeded to be warm, too, r• spectaton headed fOf' Riverside ror tbe an- n ual two-d ay Loa An1eles Times/Toyota Grand Prix of En· durance. No ptteipltation was predicted today. accordina to the U.S. Weather Service. allbou•b showers fell fairly heavily in ~ Loa Angeles Civic Center "'-· day. Traces fell at sca"41red sPOta 10 Orange County ovenuabt, with 01 recorded by the Oran.re County t-'lood t:.ontrot Chstnct''a hydrogr a phy otrice in Santa Ana No measurable rain fell at Its ~ta Mesa gauge. oor an the north couaty, spokesme n s Ud. A total of .09 inch v.u re cord<'d at 8 a m today in flunt 1ngton Beac h b y veteran weather-watche r J Sherman Denny. who said he got up out of bed to watch at one point. "It got pretty live ly ther e about l a.m . saJd DeMy. But u aoon u nasb hour was o ver. the bird re - turned to the manicured grou~ ol the execuUve maDllon . The ..... female turkey w aa found l"008tiAI la a linden tree on the froat I awn of the White House oo Tuesday and speet tbe rett of the clay oe u.e llOUDdl. despile a ...,., reconaalaaaace mutlOD and preas secretary Jody Powell's offe r to exerciae his diplomatic skills. Saudis Omt British Envoy RIV ADH, Saudi Arabla (AP> -Saudi Arabia. retaliatla1 aaalmt a fllm dramatis..,_ ot the eucuUoo of an .......,_ Saudi prtnceu broadc• ID Bri· taln, bal dedded to ...... tile BrWlla ambwador Md is em- '1dertq t.aklq 1tepa a1a1ut Briti.•h compaD.le1 bere. the Saudi ne-n agency reported to- day Saudi A rabia "d eems the preseoce of a Brit.lall ambia'•9dor unnecess ary," lbe news •rencY llald. The film. "Death of a Prin- cess ... as a dramaliution baaed on the story or Saudi P.rlncess Mishaal, who wu executed wtth her commoner &over in im. It was broadcaat tn Brttaia oa A_Pril 9 and is scheduled to be a ired May 12 on public televt.ak>o tn Lhe United States. YON HEMERT'S ,\ IS WARBIOUSE CLEAlll•I 5th Annual Warehouse Sale 2 days only May 3 & 4, Sat. & s ..... 9 a.m.·5 p.m. YES, VON HEMERT'S IS HAVING ITS 5th A N N U A L W A R E H 0 U S E· S A L E . RUTHLESSLY CLEARING OUT AND SLASHING PRICES ON FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME. GREAT BUYS!!! ONE-OF -A-KIND ITEMS, DISCONTINUED STYLES, AND SLIGHTLY SOILED OR DAMAGED GOODS, IN ALL OF THE QUALITY NAMES VON HEMERT IS FAMOUS FOR. Cash & Carry -All Sales Final (' """ 1371 VILLAGE WAY IN COSTA MESA IPOaa 9LY W AllHOUSI ID.I , Oriange Coast EDITION Toda •.• ,. Cle•l•IC-4 ' N. '1. StoekN :)_:_ VOL 73, NO.~. 4 SECTIONS, 41 PAGES N Increase • ID rt Traffic Feared Fed, State Demands Conflict 0•11• Pllel ~latt PllOto COMMERCIAL JET WINGS ITS WAY TOWARD COUNTY'S JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Government Entitles Clash as Four More Airlines Clamor for Airport Operating Rights By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of ... o.ily Pl ... ~ Orange County orficials want to keep a 40-flight per day lid on commercial jet operations al John Wayne Ai rport. But county offi cials now have to contend wit.h a Fede ral Avia- tion Administration order to ope n the 8lrport to "a ll quallfied carriers " That means the number or ten· ant carriers could climb from l wo to six Uus year . and the number of aally jeI fliglifs could top 50 That order has long -range ram1ficat1ons in li ght of the de· regulation of the procedure for ~ranting routes Deregulau on t:vent ua lly wtll ena ble an y :urhnt: to operate "1thout pnor federal approval whenever It t:an ncgotu.lle a lease Looking at the 1mm ed1atc ef ft-ct of the i'~AA order. the toun t v could land 1n trouhle "1th th<' State f){op••rtm enl of Transporta t1on 1f il tn{'rea-;1•5 lht• numtx>r 11f fli~hts <it the airport The ~•at1• 1s allowmJ?, tht• a irport tn op<·rnt1• in t>xcess of ~late no1st• ll mll., pro\ 1ded lhl• n<>1!'>e ~l·nnatt-d hy the 40 fl1Rhts J>{'r da> 1sn t <·x l'eed<'d E>.pandm~ the number of flights. obvaou. ... ty. would 1n crease the no1st• * * * Any attempt by county of· riclals to share the 40 flights a m ong the two alrlinu that operate out or the airport now a nd the four others that want to will bring legal action by the e x- isting tenants. ·'The county is definite ly caught between a rock and a ha rd place ... o bser ved Larry Bishop an e xttutave of Frontier Airlines. one of the airlines seek· mg entry to the county airport. Based on reports submitted to county officials las t week. the a irport would have to be opened to a rrurumum of 50 nights a day to keep existing tenants and pro- !>pecuves lessees happy. It works out hke thjs · Air Cahforma , an ex1slln~ tenant, wants to maintain its ..iverage daily departures, cur- rrntly about Z1 llu~hes '.1rwest. the other 1· x l!>ttn~ tenant. "ants to main 1:.11n control 01.er the 13 nights pt·r day 1t'., now a llowed by the llJUnl \ F r rin t 1 e r I\ 1 r I 1 n l' !> . 1 n · ... trU m<'ntal an i:ett1ng the FAA 11rdl·r 111 •>~·n I h(• John Wa ; nc 1\irport \l.Jnll> tri n} al least two flight-. J da~ from Orange Coun 1' to 1...i ~ \'(•gas <Jnd on to lh•O\ £'r Continf•ntal A1rhne .... v.hach * ... * has been trying. t.o operate at Orange County for the pa.st 10 years, has a uthority t.o fly from t he John Wayne Airport. to anywhere ln the firm's exlltlng system. Present plans call for six daily nights t-0 Las Vegas or Phoenix. -PSA wants permission to operate two or three rllghts a day to San Francis co. -Western Airlines, which has a r ecently granted route between Orange County and Salt Lake City, says its plans are l09 indefinite to list propos ed number of flights at this Ume. The FAA order to open the airport to "all qualified car· n e rs." handed down April 4, is curre ntly being studied by coun· ty officials. Pa rticularly troubling to them 1s the indication that the agency has no proble ms with the coun· ty's li mjt, Just with the way in wb1ch it is divided "The leg1t1m<.1tc go<.1 1 of noise control does not re hc•vc t h1· county from its s t<1lutory and contractual obhgat1on'i to al' commodate th1· re'luC..,t'> or qualified air carn<·r... to com men ce sen•1ct'. · the order reads rn addition to the troubling <Stt \\.\YSI-:. Page A 2l * * * Mesa Land OK'd for Airport Ora nge County s upervis ors m oved Tuesday to buy $6 million worth o( land in Costa Mesa ad· jace nt t.o John Wayne Airport as part of' plans to e xpand airport facilities, primarily for private· pla nes. . breach or public fa ith But Riley JOtned his fellow s upervisors as they o rdered purchase negotiations to ~gin. This time those asking for a de lay or. halt t.o the land buy in· e l uded not o nly owne r s o f private aircraft, but County Ad· ministrative Offi ce r Robert Thomas Tho m a s. 1n a l etter to -.uperv1sors. said GSA officials' pla ns for the land weren 't wo rth the $6 million purchase price. He also said tl)e land purchase would exhaust the county airPort reserve fund, forcing supervisors to take Sl.4 million out of thl' count~ ·s SIO million contingency fund . u~ually rt? ~erved for l'mcr gcn c; pur chases An d c h a n ces that feder a l money might offset county tax· pa yer runds look grim. s a id Steve KoUlk, an aide to RUey. Kozak said a recent Federal ,\' 1at1on Admm1strat1on ruhng ma; bl0<·k thl· grant apphcat1on Thal rulan~ w a rn ed s upervisors or a possible cutoff m fed eral funds or othe r sane· lions 1f they continued to lurut l he numbe r or c o m me rcial airlines operating out of the county airport. Owner<1 or pnvate a irplanes rei t e r ated the i r fear s t o !>Upe r v1sor s that t he land purchase might s queeze out general aviation act ivity at the airport and that lack or federa l rundln' for the land buy might result m substantially Increased lie-down rees. And, although supervisors or· dered county aides to apply for federal money to pay for the 13.5 acres. county taxpayers m ay e od up footmg the bill OH ic1a ls o f t h e count y ·s General Services Agency said the 13.5 acres will most likely be used for businesses that service and sell aircraft, for ad dilional aircraft tic-downs. and ror loading and unloading <.ur freight. Anderson Will Go It Alone I t wa s 1n O c tober that s upervisors. m·er the protesL'\ of Supervhor Thoma~ R1l{'}. first took s teps to bu y thl' two parcels. 2 6 acres on J\irwa) Avenue and 10 8 aere!'> on Rl'n that pultin~ up Sil million for a land purc·hase bt'fore n ·leasr of th•• air port ~ ma-.ter plun wac, a WAS HI NGT ON CAP) - Republican candidate John B. Anderson will announce Th urs· day that h(• "111 run for pres1 •dent as an mdt•pcndenl. source~ "aid Loda\ After morl' than a week's con· templat1on. the .veteran Jlhno1s con g n ·ssman has d!'c1dcd tn :aban rton hi s que"1 fo r tht· kepubllcan prl·s1dent1al nom1na tann. the sources said Inst ead. he will ~l·ck to tap "hat his campaign !'.lrateg1s ts sl·c :.i-. voll'r d1si,at1s fact1on with Driver Training· Cost Slash Eyed By JERRY CLAUSE N Ol lllt O.tily Piiot St.aff A Newp o rt U arbor H igh School parkfot? lot could be con- verted tnto a car d n ving ran~e next year if plans Cor tramming driver education costs are lifted off the drnwing boards. Trustees of Newport-Mesa Unified School Distract ordered adminis trator s T uesd ay to pursue a proposal that would re· duce the cost of training each high school stude nt driver by m ore than 40 percent. The proposal includes adding he alth and safety training to driver education c lasses a nd mo ving muc h of s tude nts' behind-the -wheel exper ience off city streets. The program is based on con· <;lruct1on or a st udent driver "range" 1n the district parking lot on 16th St. in Newport Beach, adJacent to Davidson f-'ield. F encing, gat es, pa i nted guadehnes, h ghts. stop signs and commurucat1ons eqw pment re- quired for the range would cost about $16.000, said Or. Norman Loats, deputy superintendent. Most of the student driving would be in sm all cars, Loats said . without adults ins ide the vehicles. Drivers would be directed from the s idelines over a n ela borate public address-type system, he said. The move would centralize state-required driver t raining, he noted. with a ll high schools d irecting students afte r school hours to the range for tra irunR. $96 Question Recount Costs One JI ote After paying $96 ror a recount of ballots casl In ooe precinct in the recent Newport Be ach city election, ex· mayor Paul Ryckofr found out he had one less vote than he thought he had. According to City Clerk Doris George, there were three votes shifted after Monday's hand count or one or the city's 43 precincts, No. 3 in the centra l peninsula area. One vote was deducted from Ryckoff and given to his successful opponent PbHip Maurer. The other two votes came off the totals posted by ex-councilman Ray WllUams and his successrul<>pponent, John Cox. The recount was asked by Ryckoff in what he said was an attempt to understand the "amuin1" results of the April 8 election in which he and Williams were voted out or office by more than 6,000 votes. ....... ,.enn•wtvanta Prt m• .. lf De,.,.o<••t•< - ........... 6 I ""·" ~J C•tl•r 46 A••q•n 4 6 OU•••• 8""'-A ftd•t •Oft tht· l "o m :ljor par1\ frnnl runm•r.-. Prc·s1dcnt Curkr an. "h<> c11·chned to be 1dcnt1f1cd. said the formal an nouncemcnl would Ix' m adl' at H Moving IJp :1 m . PST Thur.;clav at the :'\a twnal Pn•ss Glub 1n\Vash1ngton A ~pokC'>\l.Oman at Andt•r...on·., camp:.i1gn headquarter!'>" con firm<·d hl' "ould m ake an an nounc<'m<•nl Thur~day re~ardlng his pohtacal plans. but "<>uld not g1 n• details l\ n rt l' rs on a I rt' :1 d ~ h :.i s v. 1thdra\l.n from 1on11'.!ht .., Hepuhht'an rlt'halt' in llou!\ton twtwri<•n He:igan and the onh ol ht•r rcm:11ning GO I' rontcndcr (; t• n r g t' B u · h . " h n w 1> n Tut•..,dJ~ " Rq~1•hhr.rn pnman I las she got a sister? You bet. This is Kelly Collins, younger sister of actress Bo Derek, who bas been named official spokeswoman for 1'ena Enterprises. Her previous assignment was standing in for Bo in the new movie "A Change of Seasons." 1n Penn.'\}lvanaa Andt>rson ho:. not won <my priman(·~. and ~ained only 57 dl•ll·gal<.., to the GOP ;'>;ataonal ConH·nt1on in Detroit th1!> Jul~. KENNEDY BRACES FOR MICHIGAN-A3 putttnS! him third bt'hmd Hl'al'.!an .1nrl Hu.-.h \ ln ·ad\. ,\nrtc rson fnr Pr(''.'> I rlt·nt organ111·r~ tn \ J nou., stall'" 1nC'lud1ng \1 J,...,ac-hu~t·tl " hJ\I' Tu.v Ne1tporl Me11 Nanted In lndictntent Si\:" Dlf.(;0 1AP 1 Two :-.iewport Bt'ach men art> among 17 ~uspc<'ts 1dcnt1f1ed Tuesday tn a federal grand JUr~ 1nd1ctment whJ ch l'hllowt'd mvest1~at1on of a drug s mu~f'!li ng a nd m oney laundenng operation Named an the indictment we re Robert Guy Carpcnler . 35. and Rt)bert E. Schaer. 49 The unsealed record indicated they arc among the gro up that included residents of six s tat.es and Italy. They were charged with ronspirang since 1973 to smuggle 100,000 pounds or mari· Juana mto t he United States rrom Mexico in fishing boats. motonied rubber rafts and in rented trucki; Profits were used to finance real estate deals and buy ex- pensive boats and automobiles. prosecutors said. Draft Faces Filibuster WASffiNGTON ,AP> -Now halfway throufh Congress. President Carter s plan lO reg- ister 4 million young men for a possible res umption of the military draft fa ces a threatened filibuster in the Senate.. The House voted 219· 180 Tues· day to grant Carter's request for $13.3 million to register 19-and 20-year-old men at poel offices across the country, possibly u early u this summer. been given the go-ahead to or· ~amze mdependcnt campaign~ on lhl' congress man's ~half Evf•n befor<' dcc1dtnj! to run a!> Jn independent. Anden;on had bei?un pulling togethN tht• con• nf a national t·ampa1gn or- j.!.rn1zat1on In add1t1on. tht> prestig1ou.., \\ .ishmgton la" firm of Arnot<! & Porter had b{•(•n f'nhstC'd to 1·hallt'nge ~tale law ... that would 14<tr l-Jgamst ,\nderson's entn 1111 tnt• ballot a ... <1n mde~ndent 1 Jnd1dJll' Craver. ~attht•ws Smith and 1·0. ,1 political t:On!-.ult1n~ and t11 rl't'l matl firm . ha:. twen l'ngagC'd to ra1~e fun1h for th1· f1 rst ma1or poltt1cal ca mpa1gn tfl ht: conducted outside th1• two m aJOr parties s in t'e Gcor gt> Wallace ran as a t hird party 1·:.1nd1date in 1968 Anderson ha~ said he will or· J?an1zc no t h 1r<l-party move- men t . but will remain a Republican who. ar he won. ~ould form a national unity ad min 1st ration Gas Hits S3.05 TEL AVIV. Is r ael CAP ) Is r ael rais ed the p rice o f ~asoline 36 percent to $3.05 a J.{a llon. a drama tic md1catioo of •he nation's problems in paying for imported oil. Coast \\·eather Showers through tonight c l earin" on Tl'IUrsday . Lows tonight 45 at the beaches and 52 inland. Highs Thursday 60 to 70. IMl•ETeDAY The final Niel.ttn ratings llre in, 01td tM winner is CBS bfl 0 hem'. breadth, endmg 0 thru-~or domtnolion bJI ABC. ~Page 8'. ••••x 141 M ... , AS OM• en C11 Ol M 1 .. C1t.M tMl,t.I tll 6"L~ CU Mt¥ttt .. . ~·~ .... .. Matl-.4....., M ~--.. CtS,DN 5"r1t 11-4 ........... ., T......,._ • ~ ... Wt.-r M ._. ..... M , Wnding .-,.,=-=-c Rate Cut Tol9% HIW YORK t AP ) lau Manbaltao Bank, tb~ naUon'11 thlrd·&a,...t '°mmerclal bank, teduc:.d • pri-..-MilMha.1 rate-,,..Po6Ja • tt.=:-tMat-. ltwu.. ~ ... ,... that a... Nd\INd the base rete It ch.,.... on commnelal loans CbaN clld not lmm~t•teb comment cm u.a mo ... Aoatpts. however. Md pndided ~ rechaeliaoa ln the pram• bf.cau.w ta&enll& rata ln moMy m~eu have fal'-a.ad ct.ma!MS few loua ball be.... ded.lal.q la the face ul a won.J.q eamomy ud IUp borrow !Qt co.la. Tbe prune rate aa 1 nerally the loweet rate banllt eb&r~ bt>a.t rorpe>rMt~ customers. But It ..tlso LS a widely follo wed 1n d a<."11tor of lntt'rt' t r a te& in genera l After rwn& coollnuously w J ~ak of 20 perce nt b~ early April. Chase maUated the farst pnme rate redt.aetion of the year April 16 when it lowered ib prime lo~ perttnl. 'It reduced 1l another 11. point two days later when the banking industry in general moved to a l9'r.i percent prime Rates on six-month Treasury bills feH 1.6 percent.age point:. Monday to 11.892 percent at the government ':; a uction. Those rates had risen as high as 15 7 percent in late March. The rate determines what banks must pay deposit or s on s ix-month mooey market certificates. The stock martet gained more ground in acUve trading today, extending Tuesday 's explosive rally alter a brief mid-morning pause The Dow Jones average or 30 industrials, up 6 poinL'i late in the morning, wa s a head 1 53 points to 791 38 al noon Gainers he ld a 3· l lead nvt'r losers among New York Stock I-;xchange-bsted 1~u~ Countians Corwicted In Fraud An Orang<' County Supcrwr C'ourt Jury has 1..·onvacted bus1 nessman Vincent Carrano and .Jack f'ulton <if fraud. conspiracy ;.ind ~rand theft 1n ronnt-ctwn \\1th the cmht·.izlt·mcnl ur $1 m1lhon in precio us metals from their SWlSb Vault.JS. Inc. storage firm Tht· l1A.o ml·n wcrP found gwl Iv Tut~da\ 10( :10 frlony c·ounl:o- ._md fal't· up to 'I'< \(•<fr'> in \tat• pri:.on S upenur \ourt Judg1: John L Fl} nn Jr M•t :.entcncinJ( fo r May ~ The Jury of M:vcn women and five me n had deliberated for mo re than a we.:k and its verdict Tues day <iftt'rnoon capped a ~air~ that has lasted for fivt· months ·'T hing s went the way I thought they would," prose<:utor Douglas Mc f'arland said 'Tm JUSl glad it's over with " Carrano. a Seal Beach rest· dent. and Fulton, who lives in Corona del Mar. we re taken into custody wlcr the verdict was read The owner:. of the now-de funct precious metal!) :.torage firm in Santa Ana wer e conv1<.'led 01 multiple counts of grund theft <1s well ru. 1nsuranl'e fraud and con '>p1rac} 'J he pr O!:tcc ut1 on had con tended that Car rano and f'ulton had embezzled gold and sil ver valuables from the rirm and al· tempted to cover up the cnme- by sta~ing a phony rohbcry 1n July 1977 Non<' or the prl'caous mel&ls h a~ ever been r ~cove r ed . Mc Farland said. Defense attorneys for Fulton and Carrano indicated they would appeal. OAANOE COAIT " DAILY PILOT '"" Qt.,.. C..\t o.t•• p, .. , .-1tn ~n ·~ t .,...,... ,,. """ ,.,.,, ,, ,..,..."'" ., ,._ Of•~ CM~t "vtll•Vttf'Q C.,..,o.t"' """'•'• •d•fiort\ •'" OltM•\Mtl .......... tfWCh,ql\ ... , ... t6' (O\I• Ntit'W ....... ...,,.,.,. ""'"''~°" I•••" f-ow"ht u'I V•tl•t ''"'"• l •G"'"• .,....,._ \cNtlt ~ • .....,. , .. Ol'\.11 •• , .. ,,,. ""°'''"""' ._..,.. .. ,. ..... ..,.,...,, TM Of1f'IC.i0it• "".,..'"''""...,. .,. t4 uo *'' a.y ~,,.., P n 9&• l\eO (MY ,_....,. {4,t1to-rl'h• t1•lft ._ .. _ .......... --.- , ... 11 c.w. v1ul>t--O.. .. IM- ,_,"' ___ ... ......,., __ -·" L-. ._ ....... ....................... ~·""' °"'"' c .. ta #llt ... UOWHI ll•f ,., .. , ~=~:!:.~·~~t i.°:<~=~· T~l'le(?H)~I et .. tltled ~· ..... ~ Wedntld• , A 111 2.3 IMO ftjirl ... , ...... ..... .... ,,.... .. ..,...om. ... ..::· u.. .. -.... roule next month or eo . Th roadway betwnn Cametloft A•f'nue In old Coron• deJ M "r and 81 PaHo m lrvintt Ttrra.N, la 1ota1 to bl' clo d to throUlh lrallic btsJu lnc Mo'*.y That's bt"C'OU!H' lh• Orange C'aunty $an1tatto11 Olttrkt •lw and tht <.;It)' ot Newpott Reacb aro UD· den-... a ..,... o1 t'OO· st ruction proJeci. •Ion" that l lrdch ollhe road T'k unit.atloo dJJlrkt la laylna pipe for a ne w ewer trunll IJM Tbe city will be lnstalllaa a oew wate r li.ol', a storm drain and maklnR :iom e 1m provemffil~ In thl' street dram age Th • proJeCL\ arl' :sup posed to ht.-rint6hed 111 June Supervisors Back Pilot hnpact Plan The Orange County Board or S upervisors approved a seven month pilot program Tuesday in which fiscal impact reports will be prepared on new, ma1or de velopments m unincor porated county areas. The reports will examin1t· whtil 1l costs governm ent to prov1df'. for example, fire and '>her1rr.., protection. '>Choo!!.. 111.>r;,rie.., roads and oth<·r public v.ork.., Gencr;dl~ -. cit·\ t-lopmt:nh that 1nrlude more than ::!50 rt>'>1dt:n llal unit~ or em·omp<1'!'> more than 50 <1cre~ will h<· '>UbJr·cled to fiscal impart rPporh Then · ar C'. however. pro\'1'.'.11111' for..,, 1·mptwn' from n·porl 11·qu1r•· mt·nts dP1 >t-nd111g on th" t \ 1w 11' pro1ec·t <m'11h loeat1on ............. Idea TM otndaJ Tau DeW1 apney lndkllNI today l.bat Lbe Soviet llnloo and lru were movta.a toward c.klllNr tk'OOOmlc U... ,,.. rtpe>rt came on tbe .._ cta1 .. a c~ dJ.tpatdi ... nounced Iran and the Soviet.a 111ancd 11 "protocol for econQIDlc und lJ>dAatriaJ tooper~.·· _. OH d ay alt•r UM Euro~ Commoo Mubt "Oted t.o move t o ward econo m ic u nctlou ugalll.lt Iran uale11 there la sum ~ m..te withlA a month toward rele~e of $3 A m"rlcans held bo1u 1e ln Tthran Ta.si,, 1n a dia patcb fr om Teh ran, quoted Revolutloct.ao c:ounc1 I member Ayatollah Mohammad Houei.n 8ehesbti aa uymg lhe Iranian 1ovenunent \\:.th not surprised by the c..m, mon Maricet action. He was quoted as saylDI, ·The socialist aod developlq 1·ountnes are ready to S"Pi*'t Iran, and the negotiations ol a Soviet trade and economic ~ cg at ion which w ere held lD Tehran ls one of the examples of lhis " The Tass mention of the So· v1et-lranlan negotiations seecned 10 imply ronflrmalion of the <:hint•:o.e report by the Xlnhua news agency. Meanwhtle. four mothers and w 1ves o ( Tehran embassy hostages began a round or meet· ings Wlth European leaders to- day by calling on. French Pl-eel· dent Valery Gt&eard d'Estamg to ask for hls help in freemg the t•aptaves "I fe-el we have s upport." ~llld Lo ui s a K<>nnedy . v.1fe of \1 o r e h 1: a d K e n n e d y • t h e 1·c·onom1l· tind commerc1aJ 11t ·' l.a<·hc· al lht• <1<'t·up1l•d l ' S. F:m ua") 111 lht· lrnn1an capital The four "'<>mt·n spt·nt almost· ,JO hour with c;1:-.c·ard d'F.sta&nj! at th<> El) '1·1· P;ilace in central P:.iri' A pr1 "dt•ntial <11de said 1 ht· me<'lrn..: w •• .., arranged al 'horl no11r .. ;ind n•nf'cled th1· t· r1·n<·h l1'.11IP1 ·.., <'onct•rn for \\hat ht' 1·.1 llt·cl "th1 '> human problem " "'AYNE AIRPO RT. • • qu1•,t1on ra .... t-d b> the poss1b1Llty of dt\1drng the· 40 n1~ht!'> pn Ila\ ,1mong tht· '>IX mrhne'> th<it "'<1n1 to fl) mort· than 50 filli?hll> pN da)'. lhe <11rport faces a re"' other problems in the FAA de c1s1on_ For 1nc;t:.inr1· r h1ef FAA l oun.,rl <'IJrk OnqC.td w h11 '1.:m·d tht• 11nlt-r -.uggl''l" th<il hot h lht• t·x1:-.ting a1 rport opna t1onc; curfe"" and thfo hm1tallon' on types of aircr<1rt flown mav ·tie inhen•nth d1sl'r11n1nalnr\' jnd Without ratHtnjl rf'l8tl<in lO J leg1t1mate local purpose " Tht• airport curfew protub1l'> rom mer c1a l jets from t aking 11H :.iftcr JO i.i.m. or landrng <iflcr 11 p m _ No commercial Jet opera t1on!:t :.ire perm1lll·d befon • 7 Jm In add1t1on. the county ha:-. banned use of a ny currently operational commerc ial Jets ex cept the BoeinJ! 737 and the l>f' !I b} re!>trict1on:. bas1•d both on noise and weight at t<ih off Continental wanL'> to Oy the larger as well a'> louder and heavier Hoeing 72i f/n 1b Orange County routes A1 rwt''1 l<Jst \l'l.tr 1r11·<1 tr1 qual1r~ 1L" i27 fleet for opnJ 11ons at the au·port as we ll . but \\ :l\ unsucCl''>!'>ful twc au\f· of thl• noise factor Frontier ~a}'> 1t "'ill uperalt' the sm aller. quieter 80t:111g 737:-. that Air Cal no"' U.'>C.., and PSA offi c1als !)ay they don't expect tu -.tart any operation~ at Oran1<1· ('ounl' until the airline hu~ ll.lken· delivery 1if thl' t•v r:n quieter OC·9 Super 80!> Frank Halley Dead at 45; Service Held Graveside funeral rites a nd bu r1 al have been h e ld 1n O klahoma Caty , O k la .. for Coastline Community College Coordinator of lns trucllonal Media Services Frank Halley. who died 12 days ago. Mr. Halley. 45, who Ii vcd in Stanton, was rtight composma department foreman of the Dal· ly Pilot. until 1967. when he left to become s upervisor of the Anaheim Union High School Di.a· trlct graphic arts department. The Oklahoma native. who a lways affected a traditional white shop foreman's coat, sue· c umbtd at Santa Ana·Tustln Community Hospital April 11 lollowinc a long Illness. Survivors lnc lude his wife. Velma; a grown son Pat and a dau1bter Tern, both of Costa Mesa, and a son Michael. ot the home. Local arnngements were un· der direction o f Westminster Memorial Partt and Mortuary. PSA ~(-ts tht' first of 1t.s qwet Jl'h ttu:-. <,urnmt•r Air Cal e:-. 111·l't:--1t.., f1r.t dcltvl'f) b) th1: t·nd of the }l.'ar Space at lhe alread>-congest ed au1>ort termmal 1:, no prob ll'm .• 1c·c•ord1ng to the FAA ~nd 1 ht• four c .1rnt·r'> t r~ 1ni! lo ..:•·I I Ir JllJ:e Count) ll'JSc'> Onstact c1t<"<l a report from tht- f \A off1C1al who presided ovn .1 hl'ann~ on the subJet't of th~ .11 rport in 1979 and noted that 'lhl' hm1tcd elost1ng termtn'al fat'1ltt1e:o; are pointed up. I would c·all tu your attention that other jlrpurts havp made <1ccom modatJoo:> to growth under de - re g u l at1on using tempor ary fac1ht1es ... He cited L<>!:t Angeles lnternatJonal Airport ai. an ex· ampl1• The off1c1als at Continental, I-rontwr. PSA and Western all dci,cnbed their airlines as eager to get into Orange County and willing to ta ke whi.tever accom- modauons the count y could pro· duce to do so Mike Murphy. a vice president of A1rwe<Jt . who said his firm would go to court to retain its 13 average daily flights, said I.here 1~ no way A1rwest could or would s hare their ter minal facilities with a nother line · It would be physically 1m· pOMi1bl1: to share the space we havl' now As 1t is. It's inade· quute for our purposes." he said. Hobert Clifford. president of r\1r Cal. c.-ehoed Murphy's con· , crns ·'The fuel as. there is no space not one square inch for more o( anything," he saJd tn Lestamony befor e the county nourd or Supervisors He noted that not only Is lhe terminaJ overcrowded, but lbe aircraft parting positions are at capacity with the Air Cal and Alrwest operations CLEANING VP Wl11I PILOT .4DS ··Dally Pilot classified ids really clean up. ·'I had good s uccess sellin1 my WHher and dryer In the claastned section.'' That's the advertl1ln1 success story of the Corona del Mar man who placed thJs ad In the OaUy Pilot· Wu,her und ~"' dryer. m•tch1n1 set. xln1 cond .XXX•JIJUOC Ir YoU want your ad to clean up, call "2·58'78. St.ortn To Head Agency Murray Storm today was nam~ director of the county E n vironmental Manage m ent Agency by the Orange County Board of Supervisors Storm. !>4 , former HSlstant dir ector o f the age ncy, had s erved a s interim director followlna the resignation or II G Osborne. Osborne left county empk>)' April 1 to accept a position with the W armlngtoo Group. a hownng development f1 rm Srnrm "'a' th<> unan1mou.., l'ho1c1• of the board Chairman Ralph Cljrk ,,llCI 2'! aµpltr11t1<>n.'> w~rl' n ·n•1\1-d for lh1· po.,1t11m S t orm \.\JS amon~ '>e\1 n f1nal 1..,u.. h1· 'jld Storm \\ 111 bf· l•JHI .J-0.41•· ., )'car Teacher E11nd Bid Delayed B11EaaYCLAU8EN Of .. Deity Nit...., An announ~ presentation by teachen ltrivtq for Ml enrich· meat programs lundln1 neat year cldn't develop~ et the Newport-Me.a tcbool board meeting. Teacher union spokesman Paul Jordan. aaJd this mornlq bl• announcement waa pre· mature, u..t the teacben now hope to make tbetr fundiq b6da on II ay 8 and Kay U. In tentathely acceptinc a pro- posed new twe>-year teachers contract l ast week, unio n ne1otiat.on dropped demands ror enrichment pro1ram fund· Ing. The cootra.ct. expected to be ratified by teachers April 30, calls for an 8 percent teacher pay bite th1.s year and another 8 percent 'Dnt year. But dropping demands for rully enrichment Procrams - called Bua.I Procrama -from contract negotiations won'l ball a drive lo secure funding, Jordan s.aid. - The school board plans to trim bOme Bual Program elements in next year's budget as a C06t· cutting measure. About 30 teaching pos t s might be trimmed in the process. Jordan estimated. He s aid t eac h ers are 1aunctung a drive to urge con- cerned parent.JS to Write letters lo the board regarding the enrich· ment programs and are propos. 1ng buying newspaper advertise- ments in support or enrichment programs. Scheduled for possible cuts, moMI> at the d1 .... tnct '!) .-lemen tary and middle schools. ar11 physical e ducatlOn. read1nR • nrithn'W'nt lt>arning <·t>ntrr .., l ti f f I n ~ Cl n d m U \ I (' d n d '"' 1 holog1ral -.t•r.·1c~<. .lrJrddn '"Id th•• drl\1· for pm J:ram hmdrn~ "'ill rontaraut Wllll t ru'll'l'' 11dop1 :i l1ud>:•·t 1n \ugU!>l • Copa' Auction Set Saturda):_ 8 ..... ., -d•••• ltema, lael•dl•I ft bkycla~ .wW p OD the New~rt Beacla Pou" Departmmt •uet.loa bloek SatunSQ • 1belalewWbeslD•• a.m . at the pol.lee 1taUoa 870 Santa Barbara Driwe. ' All purcbuea mmt be made wttb cub or a local Chffk. Showers Expected Tonight ...,.. Th e weatherman stuck b11 bead OULside this mornirac after predlctln1 clearlnc t itles through tonJgbt and ffflled bra forecut t.o aucgest you take tW s torm that•a been banclGI arou.nd seriously. • Showers are predieted t.o lMt in scattered areas of Sombenl California well int.o the Diehl. with comiderable cloudtneea a · peeled to clear up Thursday. . Raln wu reported falling at various points a round the Orange Coast later in the morn- ing aft.er lbe storm that brought fli c kers of lightning a nd grumbles of thunde r durinc the night hour a pP'.l'ared at an end. Trac~ or rain fell at scattered s~ts In Orange County over· night, with 01 reeont,ed by the Orange County Flood Control Dastnct's bydrography office lo Santa Ana. No measurable rain fell at tta Costa Mesa gauge, nor lo the north count y, spokesmen said. A. total of .00 inch was re. rordt'd al 8 a m today in Hunt· 1ngton Reach by veteran v. t'a ther watcher J . She rman l>t'nn)'. who i.a1d he got up out oC lkd tu W<tlch at one point. · It ~ot pr etty It vely the re about I a m ~aid Denny YON HEMERT'S IS WARBIOUSE CLEANING! 5th Annual Warehouse Sale 2 clays only May 3 & 4, Sat. & Sun., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. YES, VON HEMERT'S IS HAVING ITS 5th ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE . RUTHLESSLY CLEARING OUT AND SLASHING PRICES ON FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME. GREAT BUYS!!! ONE -OF-A-KIND ITEMS, DISCONTINUED STYLES, AND SLIGHTLY SOILED OR .DAMAGED GOODS, IN ALL OF THE QUALITY NAMES VON HEMERT IS FAMOUS FOR. Cash & Carry All Sales Final 1371 VILLAGE WAY IN COST A MESA CFOIMUL Y W •RatOUSI aD.t • I . ·, 1M* 'St. Apf\I 23. tllO Brown Sideste Sl9'•1Ulea ~ ....... Brown &.old ,... pcwten aftel" ........... I CIOD-fe,_.. ol bUiQl'Ual ldUH ..... lD Aarbd·.- MW. ... emlured bJ the eountf O.moer-aUt Centnl Oom..._ MOoday nl1ht ovw bl• toallaulaa •tlacu on Rltb1rd J O'Nelll . 1tate Demotntk duUrman and s.n Juan c.putrano rancher. Exxon Shatters Profits Mark NEW YORK (AP> -Exxon Corp., tbe world's largest oil eom~. repol'Uld today th.at lts tint.quarter profits surced by nearly 102 percent from last year 's levels to a record $1.925 billion. Exxon 's revenues in the quarter climbed to $27.6 billion from $18.8 billion. and per-share net h>eome rose to $4 .40 from $2.16 on last year's firsl·quarter earnings of $955 million. The Exxon report came as other major oil companies also were announcing sharply higher earnings just as other industries were beginning to feel the ef· feels of a U .S . e conomic slowdown. Tbe oil industry's gains are being paced by crude oil price increases, and by improved re- s ults from refining and market· ing operations here and abroad. But Exxon's chairman. Clift.on C Garvin Jr.. said "extreme care" should be used in compar- ing year-to-year earnings gains because "the· results of any s hort time pe riod are not necessarily indicative of earn- ings over a fuJI year." Exxon said $314 million ol lts fir s t.quarter etarnings came from foreign-exchange profits on its overseas debt as the dollar s trengthened dramatically on rurrency markets Analysts and company of- f1c1als have said they expect the 011 industry's earnings gains may slow lal~r this year as the "windfall" profits tax which took effect March 1, a mple world oil supplies and an an- tu.•1pated US r~ess1on bite into profits. No 6 Standard Oil Co. <ln- diana >. meanwhile, said first- qu arter earnings gained 64.6 pe rcent to $576 million. or $3.91 a share. from S350 mimon. or $2.39 a s hare, a year ago Sales rose to $6.8 billion from $4 4 bl Ilion No 12 OcddentaJ Petroleum Corp earned $277 9 million. or $3.62 a share. up 236 4 percent from $82.6 million, or $1 04 a share The 1980 first -quarter earnings included a pre-tax gain of Sl 19.6 8'lillion on gold and silver futures contract sales. Oc cidental's sales rose to $3.3 billion from $1.8 billion. 2 lneumhents Named Deputy DAs Tell Judicial Choices Orange County's Deputy Dis· trict Attorneys Association en- dorsed two incumbents and four prosecutors Tues day in six superior court races to be de· cided by voters in June. lo a seventh race, the associa- tion opted for a municipal court judge running in a field of six candidates that doesn't include tbe incumbent Judge, who 1s stepping down. William Bedsworth, president or the association. t.old reporters during a press conference at the county's Hall of Administration in Sant.a Ana that the endorse- ments reflect the vote of mem- bership tallied several weeks ago However. Bedsworth refused to divulge how many or his group's 96 members cast ballots or how many or their votes each candidate in the seven races re- <'e1ved Those winrung the group's seal of approval were incumbent su perior court Judges Frank Briseno and Ronald Prenner . £riseno is a former prosecutor and Prenner 1s a recent ap- pointee of Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr. was James Wright Cook. Briseno is running against Irvine attorney E C harl~s Forde 111 the June balloting Prenner is being challenged by Thomas Privette. a deputy dis· trict attorney who didn't receive the backing of the association. Farnell is opposing incumbent Judge Mark Soden; Novick IS running against Judge Leonard McBride. Cronin is running in a seveo·man field for retiring Judge Claude Owens· seat, and Ch atterton is seeking retiring Judge H Walter Steiner's pos1· tion Judge Cook, who serves on the North Orange County Murucipal Court bench, 1s runrung 1n a suc- man field for retmng Supenor Court Judge Le:.t e r Va n Tatenhove's seat Bedsworth said the endorse ments by his assoc1at1on, the fi rst in its two years of ex istence, wer~ based in part on several critena. including a can· didate's knowledge of the law, Judi cial temperame nt, open mindedness. integn ty and fa1r· ne~s He said endorsement required that at leas t half the voting members choose not to abstain and that the candidate receive a ma1ority of the votes cast A.tlcM eat he lhouabt ol the ~ure. 8Nwn aaid. ''Tbla la a democndc PfONlll ~ 1rt. -en.JoytJW" * nor •liar ot • bat ," Atllt'd Ir be would •Ddont M lllor Ln tbe June tleetlon •1ata1t c~allen1era Bruce Ne1t&Dde and RUii Mano•a1. Bron aaid. "I baven"t eotUD la- volved la endol'lemeata lince,. turnlnl from my (preeldential) Hmpalp," TM-perw &ibwlM.nbed to expnu an optmoa on whether to IUpport PreUdent Cart.er OC' SeA. f'.dward Kennedy. o.u .... for the Democratic prt11lOIDta.aJ QOOllutioa • Brown dearly wu more ln· tereated lD promotln1 Earth Day. observed tbrou1bout Callfornl• Tuuday, than poUtJcaJ coateltl. Ne-ur,..S Calilon.ia Y044l'I to-- approve PropolitJoo l. the 1485 mlll1od bond rMUute for ••· J)IDtiOD and acqW.itioo of IWe park landl. Brown, lo bla apeecb to educMorl ol the Nalional As. sociatioa for BWngual f.duca. tloo, pledged strong support for Oailf ~I ... \tMI ,,_ UC IRVINE STUDENT MICMAEL HOLLY P£RFOAMS AT 'EARTH DAY' CEREMONIES Students Urged by Speaker Tom Heyden to Become Involved In Environmental IHue• Hayden Speaks at UCI Activist Joins Earth Day Celebration 'RICHES TO RAGS' Tom Heyden at UCI Ted Kennedy Looks Warily At Miclugan WASm~GTON IA P> -The final \'Otes weren t even countc:d in Sen. Edward M Kennedy':. upset victory 1n the Penn· sylvan1a p rim ary when ha s aides began saying how tough the next contest would be "I just don't thank it looks good in Michigan," where party caucuses will be held Saturday' By RICHARD GREEN Of .... o.lly Pl ... 'UH Political activis t Tom Hayden told a crowd of UC Irvine stu· dents Tuesday that their bfe stories can go from n ches to rags be.<:ause or environment.al problems. "You probably already bave a n eerie feeling that the best point in your life ls beblnd you," Hayden said to a receptive crowd of about 450 people that turned out for the UC lrv1.0e ob- servance of Earth Day "You may all become Horatio Algers Ul reverse," he said Hayden saJd this kmd of future may be in the ofCing unless lhere is a greater emphasis on con- ~ervation and utllizalton of re- newable resour<'cs The llayden speech was the highlight of UCJ's observance of the 10th annual Earth Day. a na tionw1dc protest aga1n~t the pollutJon of the environment Hwyden told lhe studeo~ to become involved an envaronmcn· tal issues on a personal as well as a political level "ll all s tart:. 141lh your personal habits." he said "liut JUSt JOgglng around the campus is not enough You must develop env ironmental citizenship You must beeome CllJZCnS Of planet Earth steward!>. protectoni of our environment " Hayden said Lhe lawmaker.> in the nation must place as much e mphasis on "crime 1n the swtes' as as placed on cnme an the str~ts. ·'In California if a company is round gwJty or brea.kang an en- vironmental law , the average fin e I~ about $~.'' he Sa.Jd. "P o llutio n 6l 1ll pa ys an Ca11forrua." Tunung to the national front. Hayden took issue w1tb the Carter admuu.strat1on "What kind ol a government would have us go to war U\ the Persian Gulf Ul order to protect our st.a.Ddard or air condit.ioo- ing.," Hayden asked Hayden said that tbe Urut~ States could achieve more e ne rgy through cooservaoon and uUltzat1on of renewable re- !>Ources than 1t rould ever gam from the Per>1an Gulf llaydeo and his wtfe. Jane Fonda. are the leader') of the ... tatel4 1de Campaign f or E t•onoma<' lh·m oc ra cy, a polatacal group in oppo-.1tt0n tq nuclPar po14 er Protesters Aid Bandit OA KLAND CAPt Assisted by a crowd of un14·1ttang dem· on~trators fro m the Alameda Count} welfare oHi ce. a robber made orr "Ith nf>arly $15,000 ln count\ mone" A man showed a castuer to the 1·oun ly treru.urer s offices Tues· da~ wh at looked llke a gun and demanded c11l her money She handed over $14,987 and. as the m an left. 1mmed.Jately set off an alarm DAILY PILOT ,43 blllnpal and bleul&unl ~ Uoac:c-..!'wllO.., • ..,...,.. you leant hl)•ah?', J 1ay, 'WllJ don 't you learn titre• l••IUIM'?" Brow• &old tbe luae .... -..ee. Tbe ...= .... lllo tooll &be. port to aitlcbe tbe CaNr admlDlltreUOD'1 declaloe to mon lbelMt WW. tbe llX mlllUe ayatem lD wldcb auclear arm. ment1 would be located oa treell1 wader tbe Ut1b end Nevada deeerU. Brown likened tbe project to an "under*10UDCI mua tranalt system" and claimed it will do little to make the UDlted St.ate8 a 1afer place la wbicb to live. • 'Tbe problem is that there are people ln cbar1e -in major in· stltutioos ol power -that define America's weatnesa lD military terms. That attitude ls profound- ly ln error." Brown said. Brown was introduced by Unlted Farm Workers Union President Cesar Chaves. who called Brown ''the best 1overnor we've ever bad." Earlier Tuead.ay. Chavez bad called for creaUoo of a federal Department of Cultura l Alf airs to assist in preserving the cultural identities of the nation's ethnic groups. And Chavez claimed that the same group trylng to thwart the farm workers movement was against cultural di vers1ty. Chavez also urged a boycott of Red Coach label lettuce, dis· tribut.ed primarily at Lucky food stores, claiming the grower of Red Coach and the food chain have not been sympathetic lo a 16· month long strike against California and Arizona lettuce industry OC Returns <::ensus Forms At 85o/o Rate Residents of coas tal and southern Orange County are re- turning their 1980 census forms at about the rate that baa beEn expected oaUooally, officials at the Laguna Niguel facility re- port. That rate ts &1.2 percent of the esltmat.ed 305,892 populatioo in the area, which includes the Orange c.out from Se.al Beach to San C1emente and inland _ter· ntory reaching up lo the borders of Santa Ana Tbe percentage of prompt filers leaYeS aome S0,000 people in the area who are dehnquent and will have to be tracked down by census woriters. The 305,892 figure is based on pre-canvass census operations conducted some three weeks ago. said census officials. Meanwhile. census forms are pounng in druly at the Laguna Niguel Federal Building office, wbere dat.a on some 80 million of an estimated 221 million Americans wi ll be tabulated. The 221 million tot.al Is about 18 mlllioo more than the United States' popuJation in 1970 And. California has gained more than three million new res - idents. an increase larger than the popuJation of 26 states, of· hc1als said Laguna Niguel officials will be adding from 1,800 to 2,400 workers through the summer to help handle the 31 million forms fo r the region. The office is currently de: veloping a file of people who are interested in working, it was stated. The four deputy district at· toroeys winning endorsements we re Ri chard Farnell. A.C. "Nick" Novick, John F . Cronin and Robert D. Chatterton. The municipal court judge backed for a s uperior court judgeship Though not revealing num- bers, he said there was a "close to unanimous turnout" for the balloting. Exiles Grow REAGAN UNDISTURBED BY BUSH VICTORY -A4 Gem Talk ELEGANT 14KT GOLD STYLING DY OMEGA 200 Cubans Reach U.S. WASIDNGTON <AP) -'l'be ~late Department today de· maaded u immediate bait to 'Cabu refqee resc:ae openttoa .belDI carried out by Flortda Mat.._,.., dedartq tlaele ac· tlvtties are .a.wtaJ ud play ID· -c. tlte lauds ol Ute Cabu l"f!· :lime. KE-Y WEST, Fla. CAP) - C uban exiles from Florida de· :Uvered 3>C> more refugees to Key 'West today in the third day ol a .ra1tag "boatllft" encouraged by tbe Cuban governm ent but frowuedoo by U.S. officials. Do&eDS ol boats prepared to "teave for Cuba, meanwhile, and ·some boat owners were charg· ·in, more than $1,000 per person to bring refugees from the 'Caribbean island nation. "I'm risking a $60,000 boat \o 10 over there,'' one boat owner saJd, refusi.ne to ldenWy bersell. : That wu a fair price to 11· ,ear-dd Rubin Rodriques, who faid be wanted to aet his brother bd ,nndparent.s out of Cuba. ' ... "I think what the lady is doing is reasonable." be said, noting Cuban officials might suddenly stop refugees from leaving. "You've got to take your chance now." The tired, hungry refugees aboard the Miami-based shrimp boat Big Baby cheered and flashed victory signs as they docked at an abandoned ·naval base near here. The landing pushed the three·day total of Cuban arrivals to nearly 300. One boat docked Tuesday car· rying about 30 seasick refugees, some rrom the t.brongs that have crowded the Peruvian Embassy in Havana. Other boats arrived the day before and more were believed en route. Havana radio, in a broadcast monitored ln Mlaml this mom· ing, said 415 "antJ-soclal" ele- ments left the Cuban port of Mariel on Tuesday for Florida. The broadcast also said the number ol would·be refugees at the embassy was down to l,3>C> from more than 10,000 last week. ~~~~~~·~~~-----~~--~-~---------------~----~·~~ ,._.,.. ________ --~ ...... __.. ....................... .-..--~~ .... ~ ....... Kennedy spokesman Richard O r ayne said Tuesday night. hours before Kennedy's Penn- sylvania win was official. At the same time, Drayne and other aides were counting on the win they didn't yet own to give Kennedy's campaign momen- tum goia g into contests 10 M icbigan, Texas and Indiana and to bolster their claim that Pres ident Carter's support is eroding around the country. •'We're talking chemistry in thls whole thing. We're talking the dynamics of the Democratic party." Drayne sald. "I think we're on the upswing and he's not." With 9,301 of 9,S71 pre(lincts, or 97 percent, reporting : Carter 712,279 -46 percent Kennedy 117.476 -46 Brown 37,704 -2 No Preference 91,139 -6 With 9,301 of 9,571 precincts, or WI percent, reporting; Carter 91 delegates KennedyM BrownO No Preference 0 Kennedy's aides 1aid ln ad· vance that be needed a win ln PennsylvanJa to keep alive bis chances or overcomina Carter's huge, 2·1 lead ln d«-legates. Ely J C llL'MPllRI £S Cert1/1ed C~t ACS POCKETWATCHES 'Some people collect stamps. Others look for political buttons. coins or dolls. But. for a unique group or Amer ic an hobbyi sts, the pocketwatch is the most desirable of a ll collectibles. The National Association of Watch and Clock collectors ha s thou sands of pocketwatch buffs on its exclusive mailing list. They correspond with each other. and wtth dealen tti.t specialize in antique pocket watches. They look for such il~ms as Osaka watches made in Japan lD the lut century. or "French repeaters." or old watches wtth skeleton designs that let you see the insides at work Cases. ~raved with bunlinl scenes. or covered with tortolse a.hell, are admired There are even old watches that show the phase of the moon. as well as the date and day of the week. As in other bobbles, counterfeits are a problem. too. To determine age and value or a watch, the collector must be familiar with the chronology of tec hnical evolution It '1 a fascinaUng bobby It can also be financially rewarding. as collectors bld up the prices _,_._ - Expletive Deleted JUa[Y 1'0'l' POU'llX: ln Oran1e County poUUc. tbet• ~. lla tbe aeuca ol tbe Bleeper. You m~ no Jon1 r ht&r wba1 our •ODdtitfW poUticoa have to aay. It'• IO bad It bu to be 81Mped out. Cenlorl'd. Unfit (or publl<' romumpUoa l&n't that J.i delick>ul? Think ol aU lbe oral.Or1caJ au you're beiq altved from autrenac l.tu'Qucb. Cert.aln BlMpe, however, appuently will be allowf'd ln wrllten Statement.a ol Qu&UficaUoo lo JudJda,I races. The court.a m to be Nllq that you can a1lo use lhele u an all aed Stateme.ot.a of DbiQu.ahncauon ror your opponent Ttu• YoU may call blm a Bleeper ri&ht there ln the ~ample balJot literature Tlll8 KIND OF BLEEPING has le developed only Uu!I wct•k as 1ttlomey Arnold Mordkin of NewPOn Beach 1:. <'hallen1un1l incumbent Central Muna Court Judflti Edward l..alrd. By lbe time the Battle ol ~ Bleeps was over . if at 1i. over. they almOfit had to bold lbe Bleepmg presses that were bout to pnnt lbe aampJe baJJota O\lt in Tustin. Now they have to Insert real words ror the Bleepe. Meanwhile, the Demoerat.s eat loto it bot and beavy ln the battle between Orange County Supervisor Edi.son Miller and Democratic Stale Chairman Richard O'NeUJ. EDISON HAS BEF.N :>aying unkind thin~s about Democrats uf Yesteryear m Calm Little Saloon Debate C'h~urman Ulck. Then they really got Ullo 1t dunng a party ~nclave just the other night. Reports indicate the Bleeps new bot and heavy. Miller confronted O'Neill face-to-face and accused him of supporting Republican Bruce Nestande for Maller·~ :.uperv\SOriaJ scat. " "You're full or Bleep," O'Neill s hot back. Miller ~rtcdly threw in a few Bleeps of h1s own Jnd lall'r threatened Lo quit th~ Democratic Party Arter 4All ,' hJs s uperv1sonal seat lS supposed lo be J 11on-partl!>ao office, he reportedJy theonzcd. TIDS NON·PARTISAN aspe<:t of the JOb only gets dL">· cussed when partisanship seems to be fallmg. Anyway, Orange County Demo Chatrman 8111 Thom was quoted as saying it would be okay with him if Miller quit the Democrats and joined the Republicans. "It would probably increase the mean IQ of both," he suggested. (\fter it was all over, it was reported that both the pro- Maller and anti-Miller factions of the Democrats gathered at the same saloon and sat a few tables apart, no doubt muttering a lot of Bleeps about each other under their col· lecli ve breaths. Maybe this just proves that Democratic politics have really plunged downhill in reeent years. IN TIMES PAST, ir you'd bad a bunch of Demos who were mad at each other gathered at the same saloon, the results would have been clearly more physical after some hquid fueling of the fires of politics. Today, the saloonkeeper would still be picking up shat· lered glasses and repairing broken barstool legs. But not an y more. Now the Bleeping Bleepers jw;t sit around and mutter a lot of Bleeps at each other. MANILA. Ph1Upplnff (AP> -A Aallippl.M Oil Lanker rammed end tank an lnter·lsland ferry.f~l ... ter with at leut teo penou aboard ln the ctintral PblUJ)llinel, but tbe commaoder of Lbe Pblllp-plne rout 1ward Hid tanker and other eraft re1eued WI ~ommoclore Simeon Alejandro reporteil 14 bodies we~ recovered and !Wl per10n1 were mwlng rotlowma th.-lnklne Tueeday nl1bt ol t.M 1,372·too motonhlp OonJUan. Jose Reyes of the rescue roordinaUng center in Manila said American mllltary fii&bt crewK had »lihted survivors in the waler ru; late u midday to- duy, l3h hours after the coJ. luuon EVERAL PASSENGER and C'argo vessels were in the area, and officials said it was possi· ble that many of the missing could have been rescued. But some rescue officials said they reared a number of first-class passengers wbo we re asleei> in their cabins might have gone cJown with the ship. Reyes said the Negros Naviga- tion Co., owners of the ferry, re- ported It carried 878 passengers and a crew or 85, a total or 96.1 and three more than Alejandro accounted for. There was no indication any foreigners were aboard the JOO. foot ship, which bad a capacity or 971 pa.sseogers. THE DON JVAN sank 14 m inutes after lt was hit by the 1.943-ton tanker Tacloban City in the shark-infested Tablas Strait, a survivor said. "We beard a noise liJce the s hip bumped into something," Sonny Carpio, 30, told The As· sociated Press m a telephone in· terview from Batangas City, 60 miles south of Manila, where most of the survivors we re 1ak<.•n 50/njured, 27 Arrested In Mob Riot WIClllTI\, ·K a n . <A P J l'oltt·c patrol1ng northea!\t Wi chita r epo rted th l' neighborhood had .st>ttled down tc>day foUowmg a Dlght that saw an angry mob shooting at or- f 1 c e r s . hurling bricks at motorist.'> and setting fire lo half :.a dozen cars. At least 27 persons were ar· rested m the disturbance wtuch anJured more than SO people. in· <.·ludm~ 21 police offi cers Four 11( lhost' arrested allegedly fared l!Uns a t poht<c, but no offi cers ~t:n· ~oundt:d. FOUR POLICE car\. two ftre I rurks and three tow t rucks. Wt>rt• dam<.1ged, Official~ ScUd Shortly before 8 a .m .. police d1~patcher Greg Mills said, "We do have officers up there, but w<''ve not had any reports of troubll•" The mclee broke out Tuesday JO a predom1nanUy black area of Wichita after an officer met re· sistance while attempting to ar· rest a man wanted on charges of aggravated assault, orficials said. "MY GOD, THERE were 20 of U.4' aod a thousand or them au t hro wing roc ks," s aid one narcotics officer who aslied not to be identified. Some 300 riot·equipped of· ftcers were caUed lo the area to fe nd off a mob that grew to 250 persons. - ''There was a commotlon. Everybody started to panic. Before we knew lt water wu ruahlnc iA. "lt took the ablp exactly 14 minutes to sink. I looked at my watch. I wu Jam able to eet my head out of tbe window and started to climb up lo the upper portion when l went in the water." Ernelto Alipis, the Doo Juan's radio operator, got off a d1stress call before the ship went down ln 1.800 to 2.400 feet or water, 10 miles east or the Uny island ol Maestre de Campo and about. 130 miles aoutheast of Manila. The Doo Juan was on a run from Manila to BacoJod City, ln the central Philippines, when the Philippine National OU Co. tanker rammed it between two hatches about 10:30 p .m., Ne· gros Navigation reported. The night was clear and hot, and the sea was calm, it satd. Proud Son Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, R-Calif., introduces his 96-year-old molJ?er, ~o. to. Sen. Ed 1.orinsky, D-Neb., during a re-ceptioo m Washington Tuesday. Looking on are Sen. Harry Byrd Jr., Ind-Va., center, and Sen. David Boren 0 -0kla. ' Bush Wins Pennsylvania Reagan Unimpressed, Says Delegates Tell H~USTON (AP) -Tired and boane, but beaming with pnde foUowing bis victory over Ron~d Reagan in P ennsylvarua. George 8usb 15 vowmg lo exert every "last ounce of energy" in has uphill batUe t.o win the RepublJcan Party pres. idenUal nomioallon. For starters. Bush 1s teamln" for tus one-on· one ronfrontal1on with the GOP front-ruru'ler 10 a debate scbt'duh.."lln!>}lvan1a C6 pm , Channel 28) "I RECOGNIZE WE STILL ban· a long way to go but we have an enormous left ' the former Un1t.ed Nallons ambassador told re-porter-. Tue:- tfay ru1tht as lhe results from Penru.> lvan1a c&rn1• in. "We know wc'r~ up ugamst a formidable oppo. nent." With the delegate count still beanly ~t~clwd 1n his favor: front·runner Reagan i, showing no 1.1gn uf depression over tus loss to Bush. In fact. Reagan used the O<'c~aon of con· cession to declare naUy that the GOP nommat.Joo 1s w1thl.n his grasp. And he S&Jd he has the num- bers to prove 1t The former California goyernor seemed to be trying to blunt any claim by &mb ol new cam- paign momentum when be exclaimed: "I beUeve I'm going t.o win the nomination." "It would have been nice lo have it " Reagan s aid of the popular vote edee ln Tuesday's pnmary but, he said in the same breath, "the dele"ates are lht> name of the game." JS nu: POPULAR VOTE, with 9,257 of 9,571 prec1nct.s, or 97 per cent, reporting, at showed Heagan 4.99, 178 -~ percent. Bush ~.828 -S3 percent, ¥ld AndeNon 15.085 -1 percent write- lnb. So Reagan, who went lnto Pcn.nsylvania with a mor.: than 4· l d1•le~atc ad vantage over Bush. saw tht· >t·tba<'k th<"n· d~ no tn~ deal. !::lated by lh1· returns, Bu.sh told cheering cJmpaagn ~·orken. ;,it his HO\L1lOO campaign head- quarters lb.at "I wul keep doing what we've beeo t rytng lo do the pas t few weeks, that ls, hammer a way oo the LSSues "No.• 9.'e iih1fl into hJgh gear and put OW' last ounc1: of t~rwrJi:'. 1ntu at <lhe cnrupaign)," he said. It makes Cents to shop with money-saving food coupons from the Daily Pilot. Start sa ving today . Call 642-4321 a nd ask our circulation department for home d elivery. 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Aoew fl.YI ht WM ralloaCJecl out of the vke ,.....lcMncy by Rh~laard Nlxon. who "naively Mlfeved that by tb.rowina me to the wolv , he had apeued bl enemies" f'vaaion ln exd.anae for not &olnC to pd.son an~_..llllt:!"1..lliJll.11£Alill otbtr l'ODCt'Nlona. H had Mn.cl nine montbl of Apew saya Nlxoa played him "u a pawn 1n the del~rate 1ame fOf' h1a aurvtval." Ills restana· Uon, A.anew said, lollo~4'd wllt'd t.bttata on bla IJfe. ttla,ved by Nboo's rbl I lieutenant. Ale• ander Half "l don't mlnd admittlna I wa. lrt1htenfod,. AgMw H)'1l Btrr HAO H IR KNOW the utenl of Nllon's involvement •n Wateraate. AtMw "&>''· be mi&ht have atayt<t in office and uJt.am1tely become pr i ~dent himself Haig "decilrtd not only to move me out, but in due ~ . . to move Mr Nixon out. too," Agnew daams in hla new bdok. He u lled Hals. N11con·1 chlef of start, the "de facto president" for Nixon's last year in the Wb1te House Agnew opens the book "Go Quietly ... Or Else" by writing, "I aim innocent of the alleaauons against me which compeilled me to ~sign from the vice presldt>ncy of the United Stall'~ in 1973." He describes prolonged confrontations w1tb pros~utors and administration leuks lo the presi. When his attorney "suggested mnybe we ~hould try lo find a way to end the nightmare, I was men tally and physically exhausted enough to ;sgret'." Agnew says. AGNEW RESJGN£D AND pleaded no contest on Oct. 10, 1973. to a single count or income tax Heist Set at SJ Million hi• ff'OfW:I tt'rm u vt('(ll ptHl<knt Alf\t'W uld ht' worrlt'd whet.her. as 1 former Maryhmd aovt>rnor who bi.ad lectured black modualtw over th Ir falluni to speak out •&•lnal civil dl.ardtrt, he could receive • fair trial In Baltlmore wnb na Jara~ black populace. lie writ lhat h rnlated effort.a lo force bla rf'stanutlon until lhlll told a n A1oew aide .. anythlna may be In the offloa. ll can and will 1et nuty and dirty Don't think the 11me cannot be pla,_yed from hert' · • SAYS AGNt~W : "I KNEW lbat men in the White Houle. profesalna to speak for the president. could order the CIA to carry oul missions that were v~ry unht1ulthy for people who were con· aldert'd enemies . 1 did not know what mi&bt h•Pllftl to me. Uut l don't mind admUUng 1 was frightened " Agnew s ays he never confronted Nixon about the thttaterung message from Haig, "partly out of fl>ar and partly knowang from experience he wouldn't g1v~ me a s traight answer .... In the t•nd, the prci.ldf!nt turned out to be nearly as de· '1ous as the Nixonphobes claimed.'· HE WRITES THAT HAIG "knew enough Jboul dJ srrepancies in the Watergate tapes and 1 ht' truth "boul Nixon'b involvement in the Watergate t'overup to be convmced that eventually lht· pre.1dent himself must go. And Haig did not "ant me in line of s uccession " LA Gems Store Looted LOS ANGELES (AP> -Two unidentified gunmen got an estimated $1 million in gold, diamonds and silver in a holdup at a downtown jewelry firm, police said. Detectives said the theft OC· curred late Tuesday at the J&B Gems Ltd. offices . Five employees were tied up before the men escaped with the loot. One employee managed to slip his bonds and call police .; Join in Co bit» T., LOS ANGELES CAP) -A new all-movie subscription television network is being of· rered by Getty Oil Co. and four motion picture companies - Columbia Picture Industries Inc .• MCA Inc .. Paramount Pie· tures Corp. and Twentieth Cen· tury-Fox Film Corp. The move was expected to. bring pressure on other s ubsc.rip-. tion TV outlets and possibly invite· s crutiny by the antitrust division. or the J us ti cc Department. ( BRIEFS J The result. analysts say, is likely lo be higher profits for the m ovie companies and higher costs for pay TV customers. .tfoyor Walk• Oui SAN JOSE (AP) -Amidst in: rreasing criticism from some Cl· ty touncil membe r s. Cit y Manager James A. Alloway has resigned his S.SS.000 post. In h.as position for 15 months, he came under fire for fai lure to immediately tell the council about a chlorine spill from the city sewage treatment plant and for his proposed reorganii.ation or city hall. Bl~k Na•H Chief LONG BEACH (AP> -Depu- ty Police Chief Charles B. Us- i.ery Sr. w1U ~erve as the new polic<' chief of Lon~ Beach. Us· ~ery IS lhe fi rst black CNef of a department beset by morale problems and recent allegations of brutality. T he Long Beach City Council made the appointment Tuesday. "Chief Ussery is an excellent choice." said Mayor Thomas J Clark. "We will work together and resolve lbe department's problems.'' ~reak CraNh f 'atal LOS ANGELES CAP> -A woman was killed and nine peo· pie were in1ured when a runaway truck cab rolled off the Golden St.ate Freeway and hit a Rapid Transit District bus, which in turn ran into an oncom· ing car. authorities said. The driver of the car was dead at' the scene . She was not im· mediately identified. Nooe of the injured were in serious cood.itioo except the pregnant bus driver. Gloria Galloway, 29. 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'9 •SATURDAY 10 UNTIL I• SUNDAY 12:30 UNTIL I (0 ~ lllllO R8 ~-inc. 11 *'" Yotll 5'ocll E"°*'09 ~ ' --------------------------------~ ._.. _____ ......... _. _____ .................. ~~-~~ ........... c:IC •~os ANGELES (AP) -Two men pollct believed to be mcm· beu of the Revolutionary Com- munist Purty were stabbed - one. fatally during a tight which broke out while lbe g-roup demonstrated in a Boyle Heiibts neighborhood One victim was pronounced dead at lbe scene. He was Iden· tified as Dahl.an Garcia, 30. of Bell. said Ll. J erry Trent, com- mander of lhe Ho lle nbeck Division's homicide unit. The ldentJty of the other man was not Immediately available. • but Trent said he was talcen to White Memorial Hospital where he was listed in serious but sta· ble condition. GARCIA WAS ONE of three people arrested al the Alamo In San Antoruo. Texas, on March 20 after they tore down the Texas flag from the h.astoric fort Paramedics were called to the !'Cene in the 300 block of Via Los Santos shortly after ~he stab· bings at about G rt m. Tuesday, Trent said They found the ''1Ct1ms wtule the fi ght still was under wa) Authont1es ~aid the paramedic!> were able to~rab the in1urel1 man dunng tht: confusion and take tum a"ay in an ambula11c•· before police drr1vt-d TRENT SAID ~O 0' f. h.1t1 been arrcstt'd in conm·< tum "1th t ht' !>t a bbings I ~ tt• 1' U(•,dJ \ night. and 1nvc:-.t1~::itwn con tinued Although details "ere :-ketch} Trent :.aid w1tness1:s told polK1 that about a dozen m~mber.. of t h e g r o u p w e r <· 1 n t h • · ·neighborhood t o di!.tnbut1· leaflets and copies of tht• part:. news paper, the R1:volut1onJn Worker. THEY APPARi:~TL \' WNI t r'y1og to generate support for :\fay Day, long con~1dcrt'<1 by < ·ommurusts and manv nation' as a spedal day for workl.'r-. and celebrated on May 1 Trent s:ud the party member'> ran into a crowd or about 50 peo pie and sever al youths began arguing with the de monstrator... Fights broke out, followed by th<· !>labbmg!> Pup Bas 1'f an11 Li1'es llob W:.tlden kneels with pup he thought perished beneath wheels of tram Friday. but dog jumped up to greet him .ifl(·r train had passed. with only a cut on its ear. With no lacilitws to keep dog. Walden took it to animal shelter where. tf not claimed in 72 hours, it would have been db troyed Happil y, pup was adopted and joined new l.Jm1Jy toda~ Reward Offered For Stolen Scroll HEHKF.LF.Y CAI'> n I \ l'r'>lt .. or Cahforn1a 0Cfic1ab ;11 •. ofh:nng J reward for tht· ii•· n:turn of " \aluable 18th t • 11turv Ch1nt"•t' '>C roll t <Jken frc·m lh0 f' (':Jmpus art museum \1 U'>t:um rJffl c:1als would not ~l .11 •· J \Jlu1• on the scroll I 1i=urcs l.c><,ktnR al a Pa1nt1nR· · 1,, l.1 ~1h c·ho but said th<:) d ~·J \ s,r,oo for the return or t he x I inch scroll Th~ work wa-. part or an ex · lu b 1t1on on Japanest: and Chinese art ~et to open Wednes· da:-. M eanwh1le. authorities at the ~1 II . de Youn g Me moria l Museum in San Francisco swd Tue.,day a stolen painting rt' c·overed in New Orleans earlier this month was not the missing "Portrait of a Rabbi" by Rem· hrandt That "ork. valued a~ $1.S million. 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Brown Could Act On ~ourt Vacancy A burning quest on Ln the minds of JuClrclal erection - watch rs ta whelher Gov. Edmund G1.fk•• h . w U u hi.4' nppolnlment powers to puU n fasl one when Oran1 County uper1or Court Judg Walt r Steiner r Ur •a. Judge SUinl'r, who announc d ha• roUrement s Vl'ral nnt1hs aeo. soy:i he 'll i ave the bench J une 3 -e lect on day. fbur cand1dat afi on the ballot sc ttn1 Stelner'" pogitlon. tr none wins u mojortt.y of more thnn 50 pcrc~nt cJ the vote. a runoff lt'ctfoo will be he ld ln Novemtwr And that ~-ould leave a vaC'nncy Drown could step In, CHI the J>O$lt1on b' uppolnlmt,nt, t.h(>reb~ vo1din1t lhe el<.>cHon und . short or lei:ul action. lhwartm~ the voters' wlll \'ou say the K0\1crnor ~o uldn 't do ~omclhtng llkl· thfit? Don't be so sure Brown reN~n1tv t lht·d 1n t.•l\.'Cl mn <"OOtest m North Orangt.• ('ouoty M un1 c 1pal ('uurt I k l1levuted u Judge factng ('lt~(·t 1on op po~ 1t ion to t ht· ~tior Court hench. ftllt'd the lower c·ourt VlH'urt\'.y ll v .1ppomtml'nt and left the e-l ectaoo t hathmRer with no one l.O run ugulnst • One observer has ca lled the Go vernor an uppolntment mavcn ('k ln the Steiner matter. ho we ve r , Brown would du well not to s hoot from the h1p but lo let voters decldl' who the new s uperior court Judge s hould be. Tune to Curb CalTrans The CalTrans practice of "banking" lughway user tax dollars inste ad of s pe nding them on urgently needed highway projects is costing California motoris ts millions of dollars as inflation cats away the v a lue of the stockpiled dollars. That's the view expressed by the Southern California Transportation Action Committee in a study of CalTrans U8> fi ve-year State Trans portation lmprovcment Pro- gram <STIP). The 1980 STIP a llocates only $1.8 billion for ne w highway construction over the next five ye ars. out or a total proposed expenditure or $6.88 billion. But a C,alTrans study o r highway needs in 1977 ~timated tha t meeting the m ost basic hig hway needs ~uld then h ave cost a t least $4 .4 billion . That was without three more year s of inflation with construction costs escalating at the rat e of 15 to 18 pe rcent a year. Meanwhile CalTrans has banked more t han S600 million of the highway us er tax dollars paid by motoris ts :1t the rate of seven cents a g a llon of gas. And the longer these dollars r emain unused. the less they can buy. Pa rt of the problem is Cal Tra ns insis tence on setting ~Lc;tde funds for as yet undete rmine d public trans it pro· wets. And of the expenditures that a re m a de, a subs t a n 11JJ amount goes to wa rd suc h no n essential project s as tughway landsc·aping, cons truction· of sou nd wa lls <ind t>ndless (•nvironmentul re views that k ct'p µushin g wo rk on 11\JJor pro1eC'ts e ve n furthe r min thl' future The 1980 CalTrans progr a m has yet to be appruvl•d h~ the stale Trans portation Commission a nd the ~t:.ile l..egislature lf these bodies face fis c a l rcab t:.. thl':-1 :-hould co mpel Ca lTrans to get the m otorists' highway user tax dollars to work before they are further eroded by the "banking" proeess. a nd to dt•mand some r at ion al pn ont1es that will kceµ the sta te'!-. highway syste m from falling apart. More and m ore. that appears to be the ne gative goal of CaJTrans under the directorship of Adria na Gianturco. wilh the appar ent a pproval of Gov. Brown Driving Cost Hurts ; On the subject of ht~hwa y USl'. a current Gallup s ur \·ey cnmm1s:,,1oned by the Highway Cscrs Federation rt•· \t'.tb that risi n~ gasoline prices have' l·n co ura~cd 87 pt•r· 1·ent of all car owner s to cha nge the ir dnving habits '-ieven out of 10 now driv~ less lhan they did a year ago Of motorists s urveyed . 63 per cent said they had cut tlown on weekend a nd socia l driving. 49 percent sa id they were making fewer shopping Lnps in their cars a nd 18 percent said they were taking shorter vacation trips by ~ar. Twenty percent said they had s topped driving to work aJone and were either car pooling or using public transportation. The cost of bein~ a m otorist in Southern Cnlifor nia is "harply pinpointed in an Automobile Club survey thnt C'oncludes the owner of an inte rmediate -s ize d 1980 car can now expect to spend $3,176 a year or 21.2 cents a mile on his driving. The cost estimate for a four·door. six-cylinde r car with automatic tra ns mission. drive n u p to 15,000 miles a year and financed over a four-year pe riod. cover s gas a nd oil. maintenance. tires. ins urance . li cense. registration a nd taxes. depreciation and finance ch aq~es. With this sort of an expense load to keep his wheels on the road. the hapless California driver should at least be able to expect some vis ible return for his highway user tax dollars. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those ol the Dally Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those ot their authors and artists Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Dally Pilot, PO. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 PhOne (714) 642-4321 Boyd/Bon Voyage By L.M. BOYD The bon voyage party or y e s teryear was q uit e a ceremony. Down to the ship vou went with Oowers and gifts. You kissed the depart· Dear Gloomy Gu NO NUK.ES bumpe r stickers seem a bit Ironic when you con· s i d e r t b a t t h e. automobile bolds the record as the biggest moo·developed killer in history. D.M. Ing goodbye, then stood on the dock and waved as the ship slipped away acrpss the water. The women cried. You asked yourself what were you doing there, ships don't sink anymore, or do they? \Vhen the boo voyage party originated. a lot of voyagers never came back. Like the wedd1b• a nd the funeral, the bon voyage par· ty was a ceremonial get· together to prepare for an uncertain future. Most misspelled word in lhe English language is said to be "question." Noth ing new about .zasobol. As many as 2,300 service s tations in the Midwest sold it durinl the 19301. You can1t get a poison l'Y rash on the soles of your feet, bear in mind. Jack And non w ASUINGTON Oeaplle dark hint.a ot military reprisal.a, Pr std nt Carter'• crackdown on lran won 't INli.l to armed con· rllct lf bu ndhcrea to his p&at ~t· hrn Tbl1 ta the asse11mcnt of n1lllta.ry. ut.1viH r1 wbo huve d ealt wlth the Whilt> HOUI\' thr o u1ho ut the lruntun atttls 'llw tu tr01>pl'l'llH•, I ll d l' I' I ~ I V l' C 1.ir lc r hu:> h~ld b <H k froltl m11JtMy mca i.ures i:&t l'Vl'ry lum In the emergenc) Repeatedly be hai. &pproached a mihtary coo- fruntullon but has always backed uwuy al the last minute. Here is the to1\froolallon recoru Earl Waters • I Robert N. Wetd/Publlsher T'*MI KMVll /Edttor WednHdly. April 23, 1tl0 ~ -Wbea l be S hah be1aa to lose his Jnp on Iran, the J oint Chlda ureed Carter t.o send a nuc lc.ar taak force lolo tbe Persian Gulf u a show ot sup. port. They argued that the U.S. had t.o demonstrate lta willinl· nellis to defend lU oll sources. Tbo preslcU!nt agreed to dlspatch a naval force, led by the carrier Cons tellation, from t.be Philip· pines t.othe Persian Gull. Tbenbe decided the move was too pro- vocative Anti ranceled the order. -After the Iranian millt.ants overran the U.S. Embassy and seized the American hostages, Carter broadcast reassurances that the U.S. would not be ·pro- voked into a mHltary response. Not unW h.Ls advisers pleaded that it would be better to k~p the Iranians guessing, did be s peak or possible military reprisals and ru."ib aaval rein· forcementa into the area. But be continued to make ao maa.y con- mctlng statements that even bis own Joint Cblefs were unaure Of bis policy. -THE P&ESIDENT aave ad· visers tbe Impression l ast December that be was ready to order a precision strike agalnst the lraa..ian island or Kharg. This ls Iran's great oil port in the Persian Gulf. The s trangling of Jraaian oil exports, the analysts calculated , would hurt Iran more than the West. They estimated that Ayatollah Kho: meini had to ship between 2.S million and 3.5 million barrels or crude a d ay lo ave rt an economic collapse. But Carter couldn't bnng bJm.seU to sign the order . -The president has moved 30 warships and 1.800 Marlnes mto ......... the crilll zoae. The ortatui ln- tentloa wu allo to deploy et teaat one carrier taak force rilbt in tbe Peraian GuU. The mo.. was 1cbeduled la•t December. b ut he decided at the lut minute to keep the ships at a aafer, leu provocaUve diatance. DEFENSE 8£C&£TAa'I' Ha rold Brown. meanwhile. pr essed for a larger mllitary buildup in the troubled area. In a secret memo to the preaideat, Brown reported: "By combining Mariqe Corps ampblbloua uDlta normally afloat in the MedJter· r anean and the western PacWc, we could rapidly assemble and deploy a 11mall Marine Am· phibious Brigade. Thia would provide some limited near-term presence and comj>at capabWty ashore ... Deployment.a above tthis > level could be sUltained for onJy a few weekl without causing severe personnel rota· t1 on and equipment maint.eaance problems.·• Carter bas beait.ated to make th.l.s extra commitment. Brown has asked the presi· dent for enough logistical sup· port, according l o a secret estimate, to maintain "approx· 1mately 10.000 Marines for ap- proxt mately 15 days." But Carter has held up his approval. -HE IS considering • naval blockade as his next move to tighten the screws on Iran. Jn. telligence reports warn that the Soviet Union bas offered to help break the blockade if it ia im· posed . The president's lnclina· lion. military advisers s ay, ia to back away from a mUit.ary COO· frontat1on with the Soviets. But lately Carter bas been under ln· tense polJtJcaJ pres.sure to eod the Iranian stalemate. The same ad· '1s e rs who have private ly ct Pplored his besit.a.Dcy to take firm measures against lran ln the p:i'>t. are now concerned that be might i.:o toofar and do something pr~c1p1 lous . Amateurs in the l.\Orld powe r game, like Carter . -.omet1mt:S tend to overreact, the profe~MonaJssa y Cross-filing Can Reduce Campaign Costs Assemblyman Jtm Costa's proposal to reduce campaign costs by holding primary elcc· t ions l.ll August to s horten lhe period between the primary and ~eneraJ elecllon.'> is m enton ou..5. It never should have been ~h1rt· <'d . For morl' than 30 yea r'> tht> primar y hJd bct:n held 1n Augui.t. but in 1944, lo accom- modate sen ·1ce men O\ ersea.'>. 1t .... as consolidated 'ti.Ith the J une pres1de nt1a l prim liry 'I he J .eg1slature never got a round to cha nging it back But Costa could further reduce t•ampaign costs by reve rttn~ lo the syste m of c r oss·f1 Ii n g whi c h pr e - vailed from 1913 to 1958 U nde r that system can· didatcs can ru n o n all party tickets regardless of their own reg· 1stra llon Its abandonment. believed by many to be a move to improve po litics Jn Califo rnia by l>tre ngtbe n1og "pa rty r e- sponsibllity" bas now proved to Charles McCabe have ~n a grave mistake. Cr oss filing w as a major plank in the platform of lllram w J ohn<;on, the »tale's great re· form ~overnor It was designed to n·movl' lht• undue power ex l•rtt•d over offl cC'·holdl'r5 bv the party bol>SCl'> l n practice. 1l "-ll' l'ff l' ell\ c 10 1 lS pu rpOSl' It al~ produCl·d J :.1de bcod1t. I hat of ~ho rten1n~ thl' cam· 11al1!:0:> and reducing the co~t'> for m • .my who 14 Crc abll' to 14 Ul both ma1or party nominations 10 I he primary, l'l tmin at 1n~ lbt• need for further c·ampa1~n1ng When 1t 'ti.as ubolts hed, 1t 11n· m cd1 alcly ancrea'>ed campwf:n c-ost s for r eitardless of ho"' lo ps ided the vote might be between the candidates or tht> l 14 o m aJOr pa rti es 10 thl' primary election . both art" t·ompellcd to cont inue their campaJgns up to lbe general election. WOR E THAN THAT. it r estored thr Wldue influence 01 p art y bo:.ses. a llb o u ~h in J nOther a nd more 10s1d1ous form Now. instE.-ad of the state party organ1 zat1on rrusing the C"ampa1gn funds. the leg1s lauve "leaQ.ers" have become the "ba i::mcn " Thi~ makes lhe line between campaign contributioos and bnbes a h.oe one tod~. And having the control over huJ?e campa11tn funds. de<-1dtng "'h1ch candidates will r«e1ve ;11d from t.bo:.e fund::1. pldces 1n th\! hands of thl' l~gt:.lall\'c lc-nden. <1v.(".11me pov. er<, v. tu ch 1· J n be u H ' d t u 1 n flu t' n c e lt·~1slat1 on ,\ lt:g1slatl)r not ., u pp or t 1 n g •1 r o pp 11.., 1 n g mt'Ul>Ure., ,p, dlC'lJtc•d by lh l• party leaden fJ<'t'~ the 1mplted thr l'at of no rump.u~n fund., for tht.' next el~tJon T O A LARGE exte nt the l'l1 minatJoo of crOSl>·hJmg has also bet>n rt'sponl>tble for the extreme part.Js.ansb1p wh1cb has d evt.'loped an both hous.es nnd tm pt>dl'd th e pr og r e~s of worth-.htle leg1sla t1on l.\h1le r es ulting 1n mul'h o f the over·regulataon about v.tuch the public now complai.ni.. Tbis Is e videnced by tbe reviva l of the caucus <;yste m .... he rein members of t'acb party g ather befon • leg1slat1ve action to decide how they v. 111 vote ~ a unit Under cross-hltn~ v. hen many membe r s we r e oflen e lected as nominees of both parties. Ute cauc us was a rare thtnR. It didn't work well since lbose members with dual party no mtnat1ons ·could attend the caucu...es of both pa.rtie.s and be bound by neither . THESE EFFORTS to bind the ml•mbt·r; to po'>1hon<> taken by the caucu., nel!ates the pnroc r1 -.pon.'>1b1ht\ nf I.be m ember-; "' ho art• ··ll!c-ted lo represent foremu~t thl' dl'l!l1res and will of tht> ~"Ollll• or tht.•1r dlstricts. not tlll' pjrt~ platform o r the· rlit·tall°" of the so-called party kudt·r-. S1nre r eOmethtng wluch lh1· Le~1slature can do with an c•nJctm(•nt. it 1s strange tltat so mu ny members r esist such a ~>roposa l For the record of l'l l'c t 1o n a f te r e l ection t.'s t ablt:.hes th;it c r oss·filin& a lmO!>l always fav o r ed the incumbent. Tw e nty yea r s witho ut r ross.fihng should be enough to ronvmce m06t e\·eryooe that the qate functtoned much better under lht' system than it has '•nee its a bandonment. Most of t ho.,e "'ho voted to do away with 1l that a rc still llvmg are frank to admJt they made a mistake. Why Not Share the Wisdoni of a Good Quotation? Some o r the s mall r ude pleasures of editing were dis· cussed the other day by Michael Kinsley, the editor of The NellJ Repubhc. One of these, for him, is tbe brutal excision from magazine copy of quota· tlons from well ·known writers. .. Write r s (ugh, what a breed > Jus t love to liUer tbel r prose with little g ems from their betters llke Mac hiavelli , Orwe ll. Me ncken. Shaw or Mark Twain. Not to mention St. Augustine, Voltair and Oscar Wllde." KINSLEY recently put a sill· month lnterdJct on one ot b.l.I writers of quotations from Samuel Jobnsoo, and ls con· side ring "a permanent ban on quotaUons from ... de Tocque· vUte." Slnctt I have been gUilly <lf that'• the word) of quoUna. and more than once, from all tbe named writers with tba excep. tion of de Tocqueville. whom I have not read. thes e lordl y words wer e a little shaft passing through my heart. Uut. is the practice realty all that tenible ? I hkc to think J use quotations as little rhetorical flouri s hes that a d van ce what ever I'm trying to say at the minute. and which may con - ceivably give pleasure to the reader. PUT ANOTHER way: 1 llke to share a good th.Ing when I come acrose tt. rather ln the way you pass aJona an excellent Jolee in the f8W times you bear auch a tbJni. Or a slightly recondite. but smashingly apposite, new word. ltein: Tbe other day I read a J::." a,,ta lady ln which she orr. dedly dropped the obseTva· tlon that "psycblalry Is a• unac· ceptable alternative to in· sanity." Ho" would the excellent Kinsley handle that one? Should the writ.er just steal il for bjs own? Would K. strike it out just becauae It was a quotation? Should tM ruder be deprived of tbl1 1Plend1d obiter dictum Just becaun the editor thinks his writer had a te ndency to think with his Bartlett rathe r than with his head? THAT DANDY quot es ar e often used for paddlng, and by t he best or breed. is beyond question. J just read a book on the British spie.s Maclean. Burgess and Philby. wherein about a t.bird of the text is com· posed of people who can write better and more clearly than the author. To ban the use of Dr. Johnson Is surely a cruel and unusual punishment for a writer. Jfe is the most quoted writer in English. Shakespeare not ex· eluded. And the reason ls slm· pie: he ls the most quotable. Just try re-writing some of the more notable of J ohnson's say. logs . in order to skirt the im· put aliOD or quotesmans hip: Quotes "Can you think of anything more eQ)Oyable than 1etting an opportunity at ace 72 to come back to an active Ute and help your country?" -Plllllp Klwtllllel. alter bL'J swearlnl·ln as U.S. Secretary or Commerce. ··Patriotism la the Jut ref. u~e of a scoundrel.·• "No man but a blockhead ever wrote ex· cept for money.'' "ln lapidary mscriptions a man is not upon oath." And who can match . and would not ask <or the courage lo repeat two of the last words of that great man? They were re· corded. not by Bo6well. but by Sir John HawkJns. Uttered in the midst of a delirium, they echo the noble salutation of the Roman gladiators to Caesar: "lam Mori1u1'1'1" -.. I who am now about to die.'' ONE CAN tJNDERSTAND editorial petulance at putting out good money for a writer's thoughts only to be confronted with swatches of the wisdom of Emerson or Thoreau of Plato. This I& just a form or editorial faking. and should rightly QOt be put Up with. 1 shall continue to lmbed my own modest efforts with nuuets of other men's treasure, for the complaint at least mlnJmalb', I shall s wear off quotes from Oscar Wilde for the lenJtb ol tbe upcoming baseball seaaoo. • • ~--~~-==~===~~~==-~-~~---~.:;..-..-;.::--~~-~~ ~•7~P~·~~~~-~~~~~~------~--~~~-?·~~-~~~'~ CONSUMER I NATION DEAR PAT: I am thinking about buying an antique car. Will I have to have it equipped to meet current antipollution standards, and la a special liceme plate required? R.E., Fountain Valley VeMdal el lllRortc la&ernt are Ht reqllire4 &e llne ~ ..._ ftldcle peU.UO.·cemtrol de.tee ~ ,_ dewteea ab& were r~ ,_ wit nWra bJ o.e Pare Air Ad of JIU. Tiie Depart· mm& al MM« VebJcln lssaes spttlal ldenUftca· Uon plates fOT mo&or vehicles manufactured after llZZ and for those at least zs years old. LeaglW Ezpand• J DEAR READERS: The Antl-Ddamatlon Leape of B'u.l B'rt&la iA proridbag Oraage Couty a6*lelta ~ a _.. service H lt expands Its pro- gram for Somilllern Callfonllans. Henry IUJpe&eba, vice president of the orgaalutlon•a Pacific Sombwcat kdoa•I Board and a coaaty resident. allllOQDCeCI tbe opening of a direct toll·frtt phone line from Orange County to the league's Los Angdesofftce. The nusnber is 641 ·3952. CdUty Deposits DEAR PAT: Do utility companies have some automatic right to insist on being paid a deposit when a person starts service? P.L .. Newport Beach Utilities fr~quently require a coasamer to make a deposit or get a letter of guaranttts from someone wbo wlll agree to pay the bill ii t.be COD· sumer doesn't. Under the law, requiring a deposit or leUer of guaraattt un be the same thing as de· nyiag Cl'flClit. It's generally all right for a atllUy to -*for a deposit if you have a bad alility credit bls&ory or lf you're a new customer and t.be atWty n•ltl...-, reqllires all new customers lo pay de· posits. Wbrnever you're denied credit -indading utOlty credit -you have the right to know t.be spedftc reaaon. If you are asked to pay a deposit. ask for a reasoa in writing before you pay it. If yoa can't wail for tbe hookup, pay the deposit, bat write "Paid Under Protest" OD your check and flldo8e a 80&e saying you think you slaoalcbl't have to pey and wily. U you pay wJIU.gly, yoa may be watYiDg yoa.r rtpt to know the specific reason .-. Pay No Income Tax in 1980 and Recapture Taxes Paid in 1977, 1978& 1979 Realize the benefits of up to a 550% Tax Deduction this year while participating in a highly profit motivated investment. • 4 years· of pub I le acceptance •Flexibility of amount Invested ACT NOW Available Only Thru June 30 Broker and ~les Positions Available For More lnformatlon:- Gerald L. Kozak Newport Center 359San Miguel Or. Suite 110 Newport Beach. California 92660 644-2507 • Patrons ·Dstrust 89c Meal •·ORT LAUDtR · DALE . .,a. (AP) -Tbe even·wet"k effort by a rntaurint cbaln to offer 89-c~ot me ala hu failed. "People Ju1t d ldn•t believe lo tbe price," old Tony DePelbl. nwnAffr of one ol the ~aeer" restaurant. In Broward County. "Ev~rybody felt sometblna WU wroag. '' The restaurants. wtucb were eventually to be a national chain. offered eight complete di.noen for 89 cents. in· cludbul Salisbury steak. hamburRer and fish and cbi.f:e company that owns the restaurants will be liquidated and. says DePelisi. "You'll never see prices like these aaain. • • Inflation Board Topic An analysis of 1980-81 inflationary trends for areas affecting the Capi s trano -La gun a Beach Regional Occupa· tiona1 Program will be revie wed by board members at their meet· ing tonight at 7:30. Chief Administrator 1.ane de Arakal will ask the board to schedule ~~. "Cot o probUm' Then wnte to Pol VI.Inn Pol will cut red tape. f)etting the all.!WeTs and action you need to !IOI~ mequ1tie!l m government and hwmeu. MllU 11our qUt>st1oru to Pat Dunn. Al Your Service, Orange Ccxut Dcul11 Pilot, PU Hoz 1560. CO!lta Mesa, CA 92b2i Ai maflY letters Q.3 pouz~ Will ~ ~ed. but phoned mqwne!l or letters not rncludmg IM rcader'i full name, address and bu.nness hours' phone num~ca.not becOftndeTed. Thucolumnappearidal- ly ercep« Sunday& " Pa e .. ••q T~•I "''• DEAR PAT: I've beard that home pregnancy Lelt ldta ue not always accurate. If not, wby not? L.R .. Fountain Valley 'fte teed and Dnl Ad.mlalaaraU.. HJ'8 Illa& aa.e .... ,...= rrepancy ca& kJU are like ws dDdlr'I .. " for zt yean. W..._ a weaaa la P'IPI rt, alae p...ncea a spedal llerww m lter mtne, tDOWa n DCG. Whea artae coat.alalag ~ t.nnoae is mixed with another solatlon, a c...,.kal reactloa indicates prepa11ey. AJ&laoagb tbe home ~ are reuoaablv acc•ra&.e fer a first c::beck. remember that you caa easily get false re· 9*a. nea wlleD following iJls&.r11cUoas. Fe.-eumple. if there iA even a slight residff al cld.eqea& or dirt ha tbe coataiJler you ue, tbe &e9t ...., give an iJlcooclaslve aad possibly ta~r red reading. Also, &he slightest movement, even the vibration fTOm a refrigerator er air condition· Ing lmit., caa change a reading. And placing the coalahttt ln dlrect sunlight or rud in g a &.est ioo early or late also can change resalts. Wbea asiJlg a home test. women are advisf'd to follow up a positive reading with an lmmt-diat.e visit to a doc· ter, Of' if Aym ptoms or pregnancy continue after a negaU•e reading. --~ DAil V PILOT .4 7 Getting Tipsy_ on Tram · •1832!J~'~LWf AN . DALLAS -Some travelen of an Intemperate Dilute may look upon lhe new Dallaa·Fort Worth airport u tbe blQett hortor bouM lo Teau, but they bavea•t liven the fun 1lde of lt a chance. Now I chanced to be rtdloa the airport's Alrtram tbe other day with five on workers Ju.t beck from three years In Saudi Arabia and they ~ It wtth the wide-eyed wonder and delight ct preecboolen discovering Dianeylaod. "I DON'T CAaE WHAT GAT& tbat New Orleanl filgbt ii at, rm gonna ride thia roller coaster till the well runa dry." sang out the bulldest of the retumin& rouatabout.a, settUng bUmelf down on the floor and biting off the lid of c Al_~• J an Imperial quart of 100 ~,-m~ proof charcoal filleredf'C!: 3ftw duty free Tennessee ----- crude. TilC Airtram. for those of you who have not coped with It, is an automated. computerized. rail· less railway .train that tours several Texas coun- ties ln the process of delivering you to your plane CODDection. sometimes on the same day. It's a bit like the cbemio-sana-fer at Charles DeGaulle Airport in Paris, except here the laoguage problem is rreater. THE BRIGHTLY UT CASS TaAVEL lo a coocrete gully around some pretty s harp curves and up and down what passes ror mountains in these parts. You ride different-colored trains to reach the various departure gates g~nerously spread out between the Rio Grande aod the Panhan· die. 'The ride provides some thrills. like ooe ?f those whiplash, stomacb-beavang contraptions m an amusemeot park, because the different tra1os keep cutllng in and out from u.nseeo 51dings and switches. ''Hey, Lonnie. let me loot out the froot window a while," whined the runtiest or the big ole boys, trying to peek over the other's shoulder. wblle the yellow train negotiated a bend that sloshed some bourtJoo from their plasuc cups onto tbe otherwise spotless Ooor. "NOW VOU JlJST llESH," CHIDED Lonnie. "Didn't I give you the wUJd·eY seat on that Con· oorde conung over" .. .. But be took the bottle wltb lllm," said tbe one in t.be ll'eeD buebal1 ca_p wttb Vlf'IO DrUJiD1 ba· scribed ln told braid OD tbe crown. "We'll Jmt open another • ., ordained Bara Owl. And be cUd. wltb b1a teeth, Jual u before. TWO •ATaONLY LOOKING ENGLllll tidies who got on wben Jack 1ot off loudlr eom~ plalned to one and all about havlna to pay 25 cents to ride the Alrtram. They bad no American eoiJla. only pounds sterling travelers checks, but a tlndb stewardess bad come to tbelr rescue at the bnlt.lle. ••1 aball certalnly give my travel agent a wlg-ODI for not warning us about this tram line when I eet back to Bury St. Edmunds," chirped the older ct the two. ''Tr aveling doesn't get any easier despite all the modernization." "No, M'am. it don't," commiserated Barn Owl, "but this bel ... With a cou~ bow. be offered them both a heft of the native restorative. When they accepted with UDbeeomlng alacrity. he reached into the vest pocket of bis brushed denim safari suit, extracted a gjeaming harmonica from a tiny box and p~ ceeded to play "Jambalaya." THE OTID:.S COMMENCED TO SING along, except for Green Baseball Cap who kept request· ing "Don't bWll our flag we love it, you can take your oil and shove it." The two English ladles moved~ discreetly toward the other end of the car. A1 the next st.op an airport security officer ~'tuck his head in the door and eyeballed the campftnl group gathered around the duty free. "Any trouble here?" he asked. · "Yeah," said baseball cap, "They won't sing 'take your oll and s hove it.' " .. NO SINGING, .. ORDERED THE m ajesty of the law before the automatic doors closed ham out. 1be singing ceased for a time but Barn Owl bad aootber fun suggestion. "Bet Jack"s on the train behind us. Let's switch to the Green line and give b.im the slip. ~ .. ~ sorer th.an a two·bumped camel with "Yeow·eeee." Lonnie let out a rebel yell, .. this Uttle ole cboo-cboo is m ore fun than a barrel of Obabran red eye." which I gathe red was the bathtub eli XJr or the Persian Gull where liquid Valballa is verboten. Lonnie. by his Cajun accent . wa-; fro m BV DUMB Ll'CK. I GOT Off' AT the right somewhere tn the Lowsiana swamp so far back be stat1oo for lbe New Or:leans fli ght. which turned wore alligator shoes and h ad gray.flecked out to be delayed, bumpy and grudging with the sideburns that bung down like Spanish moss He beverage ServlC'e imitated a locomotive whaslle arouod c rucial J should bav~ stayed behind on the Airtram, ~spectral Yoice came over tbe intercom and where lbe act.!0!1 was. Wbeo ~ left, the. two British advised us in English and Spanish that we were .. ladies bad re1010ed the semtnar, decided also to approaching a station and to be sure to check our swttcb OVtt ~ the G~een line and were ~~st ~een gate oumbers. Tbe boys gathered around the duty. ~d ~:CW ~~~d;! lbe words to, My Olcl free bottle didn't know which cat.e their ~gbt was Uke I 1aid it's a fu.n ·airport. at. It aeema the cates for American alrliDH are------·--------------locat.fld at two different stations, and ii you mlued your stop YoU bad to go all around again. I 1VWI on lbe same fiight to New Orleans CZ3S) and didn't know which eate either. 'nlE BALD·READEO ONE NAMED Jack hopped off at a station called Hotel to check our gate number on the 1telev1s1on scanner. Tbe automatic doors closed behind ham and the train started up again. "Hey. Jack's been left behind." wailed Lonnie, at last abandoning the coveted front window. "No problem. we'll pick b lm up nex-t time around." said the bulky one on the noor who weot by the name of Barn Owl or something. Israeli Coin Used '.....S INSWAMd ' MOUP S.HM w tJl-J.4J7 • ........... c.... ....... CORNEA ·Rare Coins & StampS GOLD & SILVER Price-s '°' 4·22-80 OlldO-dl. Sol•-0 ,11 ... ~ 'Bur hi Kr°""'r~ '517. l&Js .. -LP"'' S617. 1535. •IUY ... DIAMONDS investmem & Jewelry gr ode Con broker ex buy fcx Cash free .Aw'oisol Cdl hr on Appointment TEL AVJV, Israel <AP> -The Israeli half· pound coin, eroded by inflation and devaluauon and now worth just more than a penny, gets a lot mor e respect in the United State!). Vending •,\·onaol• Blood Prt-s•ur-machines there treat 1t like a quarter ~ The New York correspondent for the Israel! IOO C O<t"W'\ s.4. $512. \()""""' ~ 1643. ~· • -"'"' 1 03I"{,. , 111% P. we.at & COMPANY Clee6ers in Prec10us Gems o..----DEAR PAT: What is a "normal" blood pre· daily Maanv r~ports that the roan a.s turrung up m ssure reading for an adult. and what do the upper ~rowing numbers inside com-Operated telephones, (714) ~ and lower numbers actually mcao? laundry machines. newspaper dispensers aod Sollttl co .. 1 Plau VIiiage I JOO QUAIL ST1tllT ~'205 9*WP'OCT IE.4CH, C.4 UHO 17141 lll-OOSI A.K .. Newport Be-acb soack and soft-dnnk machines. --~~~-.,., A~~ pres~n nadlng ~ lH over Mis ~~~~~~~~~~---------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ about average for most adults. according to the American Heart Association. Wben tbe r eading is 141 over 90. a physician may choose conlinaed ob- servaUoo to see if there ls any Lacrease, begin mild noo-drug lTeatment such as advblng salt in· lake and weight reduction, or begin drag therapy if there are other risk factors. A pressure of 16t O\'el' 95 puts one at greater risk and more frequeat· ly req&&res treatment with dru~s . 1be association explains tbat the first or upper lllllDbu ls lbe systolJc pressure or the pressure in ,_--..-.1;.;.;.;;.r...;."';.;;'";.;.;-;.;..'i,.;"".;.;.•im'-. lbe blood vessels as the heart beats or coatracts. It ----------1 does mt necessarily increase with age. Tbe second or ~r number Ls the diastolic pressare or the pn!9fRre In the blood vessels as lbe bea(t relnes or res&I betweea beats. C•ll 642-5678. Put a few words lo work tor ou. Cod<tails And Evening? See the collection! Long and short dresses in luxury fabrics such as Q~ The Sophisticated Fibre Of Our Time Our choices from the spring and summer collections by America's finer dre$Smakers. Jill Richards, Jerry Silverman, Victoria Royal, Frank Masandrea, Nat Kaplan and more. In South Coast Plaza on Thursday and Friday, April 24 and 25. lnfonnal modeling 11 :30 to 3:30. The crystal pleated dress with rhinestone clasp by Felix Arbeo: periwinkle blue Oianl nylon. 6 to 14 sizes 135.00. Fine Dress Salon Lmagn1n South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa 957·1511 T' ..-....... .-r.., .,. .... ---_,..,.. .. ._._ .... ..,... __ .._ ___ ,.., __ , ___ ..,... • .._..._. ...... ~ ..... ..._ -.: ..... w.dn11d1y, Aprll a . 111() \ENERAL NEWS ·Travel Bothers O'Neal, Fawcett El-vis~ Druggist Ousted INICWPU RwMO'NNI . ~ LONDON CAP) -Ftlm aura Ryan O'NeataDi PlrT9 ra..n. .-. aam• laan Metl ,.._. tieaUY lbaked, acuttled with photo•raplMtn at Lon· don't Heatbrow alrport,JU:l))' to U'MD &.bra&._.,. .-.IOll·--·_... their Coecofcli 1•t t~ · back wl&.la ---trouble. lllM FaWfttt1 weanna 1 Wilke -.Omber laeket, lUck jeMI Md a1rk 1la1 .... waa flrwt ou Tuee-' cl91111111 nn for \he cbeck·lD. Wbea 1b• proteeted tlll& .....,.,..,illad mo .. w lier. O'Nean••t toMrlMd. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP> -A Dhu'maciaL wbo dllpemed about i0,000 DWI and lajecUoal for tbe la l:lvta Presley durtn• the lilt year and a hall of hll ure a-All'eld to a.o order nvok.loc am-...llOIDM. lntna Jack Kinch, operator ,'1 Pr'elertpdon House in lilem- pblll, appeared Tuesday berore O'NMI ......... OM pbcMosrapher to • 11 ... ~·-Y!.._, pm.a ta d9I airport. louac•. and wlt.h bll forHrm •vx 1 ., tbe preuman'1 Uaroat. O'NH I 1bo.atec1: tbe ~ of_~acy at tu .....-. He wu accuaed or •l'4l'flln1 controlled aubatances llld Ml"CIOtiea for PresleJ on pre . "Dma't ftW loUl:b ..,. ... AP•.,... ICl't= written by Or. George .. :!CIED . ~~. Prelle1'1 personal II:" ,.. ..... NICBOP01JL08' STATE med1ca1 llceme ... 1u.apended llO dQI after a heart.as t.b1I )'eu by tbe state Boanl of lledlcal Examlnera. Hi reaumed bla practice lilonday. Revocation of tbe 1tate licenses for Klraeb and Pharmacy House avoided a beartng acbeduled for June. Authorities aald It wu posal- ble that Kirsch could later try to resume bb profeulon by apply· inC fOf' a new liceQM. nE8LEY WAS 41 when be died Aug. 16, 1977 in hia Mem- phis mansion. Death was at· tritd.ed to heart rallure. but tbe HOUSEHOLD ·NEEDS FASHION COA~ witti "SILICONE" .,..... HIBACHI l0"'1l7"'1J~#(""9L) TOPOL THE SMOKERS TOOTHPOUSH ::.1 report wu never made /ta ol the .,,... order, cld lllOt CGllYa& &M ataaa Tbe complaiDt U1te4 -pnleripeiom dis,...... by Kinda from Jan. 10, m•. uaw tbe daJ blfar'9 Presley'• death. lllllt .,... pWa but aome were ~. AlllGlll tbe ... llltecl In the complatat ••re varylltl •nnanta of Amytal, Dexedrine, BipbetamlDe and Percodan. C1111•2-5171. Put• few word• to wotk for you. With Solid Brass Couplings II LUtGTHS If 10 TO 24 n. Sports Custi!OC\S ClufaDle C451 1<(111 cons1ruC11on worn Cflrome p•aleO cut 11on grolls •l *J 5.95 ·1.69 3 OL TUBE 3.49 11SIGNATURE" 60 FT. PLASTIC LAWN HOSE With Yl' BOR£ NOW! 341 175250 • FISHING NEEDS SAvt ~A" 2-PIECE SPINNING OUTITT FOR FRESH WATER White solid glass rod wrapped with black thread & gold trim All me1a1 gearmg spinning reel ~.9.95 SAvt 20" I MONOLB. LINE TO 40 LL TEST ggc 1'1' VLCHEK Mvtttbnr Tackle Box WITH TRAY .... 2.99 HARDWOOD KITCHEN TOOLS •tr SlottM S,O... •12'" SIHtd SpoH •12" Conw...tioul S,00. · •12" l·Molo s,eo• •12'' Fon •11"~ YOUR CHOICE AD PRICES PREVAIL: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23rd THRU SAT. APRIL 26th • Handi Carrier • Waste Bask et, 10 Qt. ~~ ,,..t:::::=~D) • Bowl Brnsh & Holder •Pail , 10 Qt. •Dish Pan, 10 Qt. •Utility Tub , 14 Qt. •Mixing Bowl Set, 3 Pc . L'OREAL ULTRA RICH INSTANT HAIR ~ CONDITIONER -,, ... ,,.. .. ~.., > 2 oz.1.29 llnnl C.ler PROIDN Shampoo or Creme Rinse & Conditi0tter ~_iii {3'9a L:=' ~ 3.31 FROSTING KIT ======= ''Ambassador '' WINES "Blue Nun " ~,fmLCH ~~ilfi3;11~U1l:FJ VINT AGE DA TE VARIES A 1.sLT. 2.99a 750ML 3.49 110 llOUOll AT: 5171 UlllY£RSITY AV£. l IAll llEGO«O II. MAlll ITllUT.COllOllA 2.11 fCMMTAINW&W"f t'ts ·aaw ... I " ·----• -r -~ -. Rely on your Sav·on pharmac1s1 tor your tam1tv health ueds Consult lllm .. seell hrs proless1ona1 advice Al S1v-on. 11 reo1stered pham1ac1st Is always on duly to prepate & provide protess1onar consu11a t1on on yo ur PftSCf1pC1on. CIAltr 3J oz ,,, I . .. . ·---.--...... -· -; CALIFORNIA I Funeral ·Homes Wage Biddmg -Wa ~ 1Jeiree4 Jerrold L . Scbecter, 47, former as · aotiate WbUe Hou se press ~lnthe Carter Ad - mlniatrallo!':t-fWi tiien-eTeClea SAJn'A aGeA CAP> -loao•a QuQ oftlelall IM>M to reaota u ...-m•• --"Wltll ............ ,. wlilD Mft .._. a blddlnl wer o•er ..._ wtllida wt.cl up l11 UM county ...... o111ee. 1M1al tllil put to montlll, UI• pro-~ of tbe caaet, llii"fMDU, would ~. Tbl .... t....s tllat paMd -of nmoYIDI boditLtiHL --tbl dece•e.ecl wD tMa-for the-aw we111 farh• &M-eoet .t ~ -JM ..... , otnce bU .-. from • '-'al. · he lel"Ytee to eGmtmen. I vtce Pl'Wident ol publlc afla lr for 0c<'id ntal Petroleum Corp . A ........ to p&ck up bodlea for ~~~ ""1111111t~Md\, u op&;01ecJ to eer er •w+ of ti.JI, will probably be 1c CllMd bJ tbe coantr , aherlff'• ad mlnl1tratlve off ee r I!! u1ene SamuellOft Wd. Mll\JltL80N ACCU81t0 the 13 f\.nttal honWla ln Ute couoly of band· lnc \olltbll' ln "an attempt t.o rlp the COUlllY olf for • lot of hue kl .. notblDI to SUI per body and back to But in Jame, tbe funeral bomn J,oJd Lall ae'*1••n, a.ap.1 ol tbe OJ almoat aotlaln1 11 undertakers tbl oouaty theJ could DO lon1er offer -a AeUel' to SamuellOD otrertD ~ wttb the couoly 1overnmeat tbe pick-up eervice for notblnl and let up a eeatral morsue. W1aea . tndudLotbL -----llMd e.-be P9fd t H&-per-bodr. -for·netr T nmce-wer• aoa11rt 1be pr1ce 1lubln1 started wben Owners arsued that it waa a falr Chapel ol tbe ~-uDdercut one undertaker, Robert IA111l of a""Nlt for p6ckln1 up a body, 111ilt-combined offer of tbe olb• ~ a.ape& ot the Cbimea, UDdercut col· lnl tbe coroner ln bis autopey and mortumi• by IU,000 to -.ooo. lielllaea by ofterta1 to aet up a cen-c:te-'nl1'P afterward. tnf county moraue. . PACED WITB 1011 n. out IN RJPPOllT OP their requeat, alqether, the otber undertake rt roa MOaE TRAN 100 years, they cited a declalon by the state tbeo reduced their demanu COD•' f\D!ral bomel picked up for free the Department of Consumer Affairs sidlrably, offerta1 to bandJe bodie8 • boclel handled eacb year by the cor-'8'llnl tuneral cllrectors to cbarge • before. oa a. rotalinl bull, for oner11 olflce, fi1urtn1 that in IO per-local 1overnmeot1 for coroner's, t3,lllC» a year, or $25 per body. REGULAR or UNSUNTEO 1.Soz.119. PAK OF 60 ·-~~ ~~· ~ SUMMERTIME VALUES "YES" ~ ~,. R£USAll£ LATU ltUlll• . 11' /\. . _.t11-•""'"''-l- GLOVES 0... Site nt~ All PAii OF 10 99c PYREX 3-PIECE MIXING~ BOWL SET 1·11h . 21fz QT. SIZE "THERMO.Sf RY " Salad Bar w1lh Seven lnd1v1dual Compartments 114lil20 .. 3.15 GLASS TEA KETTL£ l n 't Co6or MMd~ ... ~3.11 17.11 TOTE BAGS by SHAMROCK Made" ol rugged polyethylene m ass t colors 111210 SEA & SKI LOTION or DARK TANNING OIL 4~.2.19u. GOLDEN TAN 4 oz. 2.19 GLASSWARE by LIBBEY Monarch Butterfl ie 219 11.-.llZ[ 'All Of 4 . 2.49 . l ---. AD PRICES PREVAIL: WEDNESDAY , APRIL 23rd THRU SAT . APRIL 26th Collr;n •,h 1<l0v. !.11101: in Ii h•l ll COlflt\ & a!>' I Sly~ YOUR CHOICE 4 ·~Ii , LADIES l ·PIECE SWIM SUITS In today's fashion colors & styles. YOUR CHOICE LADIES TOPS • • 1Qtl po1v1· Irr 11!1•\0ll'~ m dSS I tolors & styles YOUR CHOICE ·•••ll l,11ir ll ', YOUR CHOICE BLUE ICE DRIPUSS ICE SUBSTITUTE llfl.UABtE suPER Tuber Gnat Family Fun YEAR ROUND ·38· 01ame1er •S..iltty Ctn"r ~~· •Suoer louQh ~ 1r • .. ; VALUE ! ASCRIPTIN Aspirin with Mulox 1Ws 1.49 22u.1.ll ... """ 11ACM--111t ......._ ......,.,... a TOI0-'4111 ............ ..,..,AIMYM.LIT t11s•1.&W.-· IAMTAA*-"ll s.a ...... se. PAK OF 6 1.11 ' .frv•lwOOd f 1ni• r1 f ...,....,~ •f •!le1Ptl Vinyl S.--11 .. 12.95 LAWN&PATIO FURNITURE TUBULAR CONSTRUCTION CHAIR ·~ CHAISE 11514 6.99 12.9.9 FOLDING CHAIR 6.88 •. tu. 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Durable braided rug IS acryhclnylOn/WOOI blend. reversible. and comes 1n a Wldo range ol colofs. 22"•40" Reg. 5.49 s... 2.n 21"•44" Reg 6.99 Sele 3.55 30"a62" Reg 9.99 .... 4." 40"•14" Reg 15 99 Sele 7." Orig. 1999 "Archee" Quitted ledapt9eda. Bold geometric pattern spreads are COi ton/polyestet Wltti 1 QO'l\, polyester t•I. Not all sizes 10 all stores Full Ong 25.99 Sele 11.00 Queen Ona. 30 99 Sele 11.00 King Ong. 34 99 Sele 21.00 I 3 Pfo:·1.00 .99 Bk• Olapouble Shaver.. Four to a pac:Kage that s 12 razors tor 1001 __ _ Fab9~ Orgeolce Shempoo. Choose normal, drv. 'Of OllV formulas. 15 Ol Reg. 5.33 and 5 99 Men'a ...... •U.Mtat•W.~ tees°' briefs in wtwte 100"!. couor1 Tees 51.zes S.M.L.XL and briefs Size& 30-42 Limited Quantrtles Reg 4.99 and!> 99 ..., •• 0... lh#ta. ChOose short or long 5'eeYes in easycare polyJoouon All St.zes and COIOls may not be available in all stores L1m1ltKl QUantllleS 69.99 54.99 Reg 89 99 AfVu•' Slide Projec1or. 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INGLEWOOD -There are hurt- ak_.. and tear·Jerken, routs and lut· aeeona victorie., yawnen and thillen . . . and u.. t.here'1 t.be type ot sune tbe Los An1ela Laken ple,ed 1t t.be P'wum "'-· da)' Dllbl. Tb• proper eapre11lon ll 1lnawa7. altbo&a1h Seattle mJabt prefer t.be le.rm takeaw~ betlu, a1 J uk Sikma'1 fl'M throw with two •ffOndl to play aave the dereAdina workt cbampiON a 108-10'7 ateal and a 1·0 lead in their beat-of-1even Westem Conference champlon&hlp flnal with the Laken. NATUltALLY, THE LOSS waa costly In Lh at it OOl only put the Lakers m a must win situation toniaht (8:30), but also put Paul Westhead'a crew in a must·wtn situation in Seattle, now lbat lbe all impor· tant home court advantaae baa n~un1 to the Sonics. There were actually a number of con· tributing factors lo the defeat. all ol whicb could be dlred.b related to t.M Lakftl. Yor l1111tance: -uaa1:• AaDuL-.1A•M•. wbo 4.~~ .:.:rn·t:!-L: .=_s ~ evea tak• a lbot. Wilt? wen, ulltd tb• Laker pl1yen Jut ..,,...... t.belr lbouldln ..,U., t.be belt l*'IOft lo anawer that q-.t.lon waa Karee1n. The oely prob- le11> wu Jabbar dreaaed and m1de a quick eut. 1voldl.n1 \he media eaUnly. Jamaal Wilke. ind Norm Nlxoo, who shot J4 and 51 percent, rapectlvely. from the field dwin& the aeuon, were a poroua 14 of 40 combined Tuesday nlabt, leaving the Lalien with a virtually non-exiltent ouulde eame. The duo's Umin1 wu so off, 10 ract, the rim could have been 12 feet in d1ameter and they would have missed. -Chalk it up lo rustineas. the layoff, or complacency, the bottom line is tbe Lakers were stale and nat, showing little siana ol We except for momentary spurts. -NOBODY, BUT NOBODY could stop Freddie "Downtown" Brown, wbo came DAIL 'f PILOT off the ~ to 1eore a aame-bliti st point.a, all oa out.aide Jumpen, wtth four baalleta eom1nl from the tbree-potat outer 1tratolipbeN. lie wu to awe10me tUt tt promp&ed oae reporter to ut lf be wu •· 1toppable when lo that k1Dd"'. poove •. ''PnUJ mutb." be quipped with a amlle. AmullWY tbe Laken were atil1 ID the cooa.t uiitil tboee alOllUiaa olaa1q mo- ment.a. S.tde had m&aed lti lbot and tbe La.ken attained poaeukJD with 14 ~ to play. The ball wu tbea moved aroaDd unW it found Wilkes all a.lone lo tbe COi" ner. Hi.I 11-toowr bounced off the edee of the rim and both Sikma and Nixon battled for lbe rebound. NIXON SIAPPED the ball to Jabbar who took ooe final desperation shot, but before the crowd could react. play wu halted when Nixoa wu whistled for a foul. The 'replay clearly showed Nixon ma.It· Ing contact with SUl:ma'• arm, but u ao- oouncer Keith Ericbon wu quiet to point out, "The referees usually don't make <See IAK.DS. Pase BZ> Ford's Analysis: Angels Down In the Dumps BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP> -Minnesota's Geoff Zahn UD· derpowered the s lumping Angels Tuesday, limiting the defending American League Western Division champions to six hits en route to an 8-1 victory in the Twins' home opener. Atbrongm~,268fansturned out at sun -drenched Metropolitan Stadium to see the Twins win their third straight game and band the AnaeLs their lif\h coaaecutive loea. ZAHN ADMI I I EDL Y relies on guile, craftineu and a com· pendlum of slow, breaking pitches when be takes the mound. A1atnat the power- packed An1ela · liDeup. it wu ewu~ While the Twins were coming out of their hitting s lump, the Angels remained in theirs. But Ford is optimistic that bis club will s hake its e arly-s eason doldrums. "lt's just a matter of lime,'' s aid Ford, a nother ex Twtn "Right now we're way down in the dumps. We're not really in the game. We come to the park thinking about yesterday. ··But we all s till know that we're the team lo beat. We'll come out of it." BEFO&E TllB GA•E. tbe Ao1ela learned tbat catcher Brian I>ownlna. wbo bit .m lut year, wU1 be sidelined for about two maathl becaUM of a fnc· lured Wt aotle. Downing suffered the injury ln the second game of a double- header Sunday at Oakland as the result ol a collision at the plate with Rickey Henderson as the A's outfielder was stea.U.ne home. a.., ..... """-.,. e.y ..,..,_ "I know that I'm not an over· powering pitcher," said Zahn. 2 · l. "I just try to be COGSiatent and mix up my pitches. I said when I fll'St came to the Twins three years ago that I was oo.ly here by the grace of G<>d. To me, the most aallsfying thing is knowing lhal I've done the best I can wlth the talent the Lord's given me." Zahn gave up his only nm in the first inning oo Fred Patek 's leadoff double, a sacrifice bunt by Rod Carew and Dan Ford's ground out, but Roy Smalley hit a two-nm homer, bis fifth, in the bottom of the fll"St off loser Dave Frost. 2·1 and the Twins were off and running. Hoskeo Powell and Ron Jackson also homered to back Zahn with a 13-hit attack. The fracture was discovered Mo nday and Downing was placed on the 15-day disabled list T uesday. JACK SIKMA SCORES OVER KAREEM A80UL.JA88AR. ' SF Son·y Sutton Stayed Dodger Pitcher Gets 51st Shutout v. heo it was juat the second SPENCER HAYWOOD (LEFT) BATI'LES VINNIE JOHNSON. THE 33· YEAR·OLD left· hander was particularly efftt· ti ve against the Ancel•• biggest bats, cbeck.ing Don Baylor and Ford oo one single apiece, and holding both Carew and Al Cowens hitless. Patek led the Angela at the plate with two hits. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Don Sutton W ormed the Lo6 Angeles Dodgers Uus year that he wouldn't mind being traded. The San Francisco Giants wouldn't have minded that at all. "Baseball 1s a game that eias to be thought out." Bnst ol said. "There was ao concentration out there tonight " Offensive Shootout? Surf, Strikers Vie "It was easy today, just like sittine back there in a rocking chair," said Zahn's catcher, Butch Wynegar. "He bad a good a ssortment of pitches and moved the ball ln and out. That's his game, the way be's m ost effective." The JS.year-Old Sutton hurled bis Slst career shutout Tuesday night beating the Giants. 6 o lt was bJ.s sixth &t.rrught victory against San Fran· risco and l2lb in his last 13 decisions aaaiost the Giants. THE GIANTS, with a 4·9 record so rar, managed only four singles in losLng to the Dod~ers for the second straight night. The Dodgers ha ve a 6-7 record to this poml. Steve Garvey supplied the Dodgers' punch at the plate. dnvmt I.fl four nms. Garvey tut tus -.econd bomer of the year, a two-ru.a blow in the fifth inning, and al8o produced runs wtth a SI.Dile and a sac n flce Oy. "I wasn't concerned about my batting,'' said Garvey. who eatered the game with aa average of on ly 196 "It was JUSt a fine lilte ... I was hitt10g a little 0\1er the baH or under rt or at people. I knew 1t would come around." By CURT SEEDEN Ot IM 0.llJ l"llot SUH Around the North American Soccer League, they're being re· ferred to as the "new Cosmos." And judging by their 4·1 vie· tory over the real New York Cosmos and three other NASL victories, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers fi gure to give the Calllomia Surf its toughest test tonight (7:30) at Anaheim Stadium. FORT LAUDERDALE boasts an all-star lineup of interna· tional superstars and currenUy rules tbe American Eas t Dlvlslon with 34 points. Tiie Strikers have completely overhauled a team which in 1979 , fiDlabed with a 17·1.3 record and met a quick demiae in tbe first round altbe playor&. About the only familiar face in t.be rwt Lauderdale lineup is RaJ R~ the current NASL acortq with four IOalfi and ftve uailta. •EANWBILE, THE 8VBF improved ita record to J.1 with a CODTlaciaa 5·1 verdict over Portland Saturday and currently alts atop the American West Division with 218 points. To eount.er Hudson, \he Surf bas Steve Moyers, the curnnt 1oal acortn1 leader. Moyers PoPPed home two more Satur· Clay-to give him five go1ll and ·four a11l1t1. He's two pol.Gt.a behind Hudson in the NASL seorilll race. The match la apected to be tlle IDOlt oftemive-minded COD· ten or the~ seuon. "We're lootiq forward to a VETERAN RIGHT-HANDER Sutton. 1·0, :,,tr uck out eight and walked oaly one in pitch.mg the Dod&ers' ftnrt complete pae of Uae seaaoo. good . hard·played game." says Hudson. "Everybody on this team bas enjoyed getting in on all the goal scoring. Everybody is happy." HUDSON SAYS the long journey to the west coast and the adjustme nt to the time dif· ference makea it tougher lo win on \he road. Zahn collared former t.eam- m ate Carew , a seven-tlme Americ.ao League batting cbam· pion, oo a fly out. two grounders and a sacrifice. Afterward, San Francisco Manager Dave Bristol voiced his displeasure about the Gian~· play. "That was not big·league bueball," fumed Bristol. "I don't like it and I'm not going to tolerate it. I am terribly and totally embarrassed by that ex.hlbltioo. And then to have a shutout thrown at you on top of it . . . " "If all of our pitche rs bad beea beallby. I probably wouldn't have Kone all lbe way," aaid Sut· ton. the wi.oningecot pitcher an Dodeer history. "I'm really not 100 percent yet." The Dodeers' bullpen, which bu been a sore point in the lut two seasom, was further depleted Tuesday with \he loss o f free -a1ent reliever Doo Stanhowe -who was placed oa the club's 21-day d1!>abled list. Stanbouse bas beea ineffec:Uve in three appearnMS. Wia reoord is 0.1 with a 9.00 earoed nm averase. ••And that makes us even more determined,·' he adds. "I've ooly pitched against him a couple times al.nee be was traded," said Zahn. "I euess he's still trying to 1et used to me." A)oog wtlb being shat out, the Giant.I com- mitted two errors and made two other mental tu.is· takes. Loelog Pilcher Bob Knepper forgot bow many outs remained in the rutb innin1. throwing to the wrong base and a1Jowioc Los Angeles to score an additional run. Besides Hudson, the Strikers have Gerd Mueller, a seven-Ume scoring champ in the German First Division and the leading <See stJ1lF, P11e BZ> "W1111 CAREW. you just hope luck Is on your side," added Wynegar. "It usually takes an act of God for him to go hitless." AND UGRT FIELDE& Jack Clark started lO trot off the field ln the seventh lDn.i.na after ma.king a catch, apparently thinking lt waa lbe third out Garve1 am1led bome Loi ~· tint rua la the third i.Dni.og, then hit bia homer in the flllh witb rookie Rudy Law aboard. In the sist.b Garvey brou&}lt bome Davey Lopes wttb a sacrifice fly. De's Not Your Typieal Raee Driver BJ llOWA&D L. BANDY °' .. ...., .......... Dick Barbour ftta the role of one segment or b1a dual role on t.be race course but not the other. Somewhat overwei&bt and Inclined to beina portly, Barbour eertalnly doean't appear to be tbe atbleUc type lor a race car driver wbo cllmba ID and out of b1a 93S twin turbo ~ with ease. BE DOES nr the role or owner weariq a bualneu 1utt and tie and always thlnk1n1 ahead to tbe next question or b1a next oulln1 lo a sporb car race. Tbe Cypreu Datlua dealer' who lives in Saa Dieso and bu bll radal stable locatAed ID llOUDtaiD View DMr San Jme, will be amoq t.be fa.art• in tbe Times Grand Prtz of ED· durance at Rivt!nlde lnt«aational Raceway Sunday. The car be drives with co-drtver John P1tzpatriek la one of tbree be hu on t.be IMSA •porta car ctreuit. One will not appear at Riverside, bowewr, became it wu crubed dur- ln1 a ,.. 8l SebrtnC whicb Barbour and Fltlpatrtet won. ''Tbeee ana"t J'O'lf nm of t.be mill street PGrlC'bel Utlaouab &bey can be identified tbroqb looU witb the ona you pm'Cbue at a dealer,'' Barbour esplalna. , "Tbeae cara are all m1de of titanium and an bud bu.lit.'' be ex- plalu. "lt'1 a labor of love and they nm Wm a ....... &aeb om cmta abcMlttllO.• ... ,,. .. -•-r .. WITH ANOTHER UOO OOG to $600,000 for e~pensea durlne the seasoo. racing ls an expellllve bobby (or buaineu) fM Barbour, the owner. ''I'm not worTYiU about money value when rm ·raema... be ·~s. "My aoa1I at present are to win at Riverside, then at Le Mam and 1t Watkl.os Glen and eventually lhe world championship. I would also like to win the IllSA champioo.ship and the Porsche C\lp." Each or the can has about 800 horsepower and ii capable of hitting 230 miles per hour down tbe bacutretcb at Riverside. "We'll lncreaee tbe boost lo whatewr lnel lt will take to win al Riverside," be aays. "It's more or a five·boar sprint U.U an endurance race like the Jt..boa.r enntl. It wW be a real war with the twboe C! almMt red. Tb1a ii allo like my coune." BAIUIOUa MYS be cu esc:Aanse places wttb P1tzpalrlclr,. take on tuet and be on b1a way lD 15 Hemdl tbr a pit atGp. If Urea are cbuaed. it tat• another 15 MOODds. "It taba aa inteme crew wortinl together to accompliah tbeM thlnp and we feel we bave that kind of a group," Barbour says. "To NY that it's a crap shoot ll DIOt quite true. I feel we bave aa ID· telliaent englneerin1 Clft and if 1 new ldea they bave liven ua wons, It Sbou.ld Clff UI U achaAta19." Barbour ftcune IUa iou..-COID· (See~ ..... , Wtdneeoey, Aprtl z.l, lllO Cu 11•il•l .. u e,..pte .... ,, -----'! Canidi wW boycotl the Moeeow Olympics and =-will Mis Tbird World~ follow lu.lt to 1J106..t tM ... ..., of Ar.tJM'lllD by the Sovltt !!.~~~:.:...~•&Haa1 Aflatra Minis ter • .,, · ~ ~Nd TUHlll:J. Tbe loaa·AWalted dlcll• rune dtit dQ before u.s. 8tate Seeret•ry CJn1 v .... ar· ---=riv.• ln Ottawa to e.k auOPOrt for the American·•~ .._.. _ _!..Jenae Steam oilers? . bo)feott •• "°'., .............. le'1:::111's cablntt wW AC· FrvTft.I .., om mend today . that West Germany boycott UM Mc.ow Otymplca. Movernment IOW'e.e aald ~sday . . . The. Don't Lan.iiik 9 • NB =•~ f•n't PrHrh Eq~trtan Federation. foUowinc the lead oflhe u.s.. Uf!U ,a D Oreat Brttian aDd Wett Germany, aa.DOUDCed It wW DM lend tta bdnletnen Lo the 1a.mee ............ & JI••• Carter p,_ AP=~ h .. i't--- 1 ~• -.. dedaion '° boyNtt the Olympics, Yiee PnlWttl& • ...., ... PaoVID~•. a.a. _ A. ..~,.. 111 t an.td--. PrtlMe Harald qi Norway for the N«We,._.. ewr... ..,. M .... a peel 'ma1 11Mb«t.e11 dale reportff after a brief Yiait wkb t.be prince at t.be Wbite rr ... t' I ...... ~ .. ..., ....... Mc time, 11 HOUM . • • Tbe .. ent la dMarllt ot Loura &o t.be Moacow UM ~~. ==-....... "*lllla.....__. __ la U • ~..a... OlymP'cs .SU "&tt a re8'tiq from t.be White HOUH" before --. ftlird a ii ·~ -~'"'" decldina whetber to otfer tours for people who want Lo So CCMUt tMt ..W fafte die NBA to reeopl8e UM ProfldlDN despite Lbe U.S. boycott. a •SM*•mu said. RTE, t.be ............. -• .... tMt lalt llllDt • belk« la ...,...11 Ameriean-ownect acacy. baa reeeiwed 1.700 caacellatioail, yean..,. with 3.100 reeervatiou sWl booted, Kcordinl to a public re· 'nae~ wen I cbal1er member' oft.be NBA. lallon.s sJ>C*eeman, but Ulle fnD b 'ee WU deactln&.ed lD 1NI bJ tM late LoWa Pieri lifts Ill stamw.d to a Ml NUOO wttb Ulle old Bullet· MUAllodltklaol America. a.r.ov bcMalht the francb1ae from Ule Pieri ettaw lut year. A former rodt eooe.rt promoter who ••ted a feeble cba"-le to Providence M~ Vlnceat A. Clucl Jr. la l.t'lt. Qernov CCIOleoda t.be vote by the NBA board of dlreeton that deaetlvated tbe team placed no time llmll on wben It coWd be revtved. But HBA sea.rat COUDMl David J. Stem ICOtfa at the ar1ummt. "We don't have• fraoch11e ln Prov\deoce and we doD't plan to, quote, 'reactJvate' one llOOO," l&ld Stern from NBA beadquarten in New York. He uld Pieri waa allowed a one· year crace period berore the francbi.le would expire, and that h• ppened ln lfll50. . The cue hlntea on the interpretation of that NBA action 31 yean ago. If Cbemov wins, the NBA ml1bt have to include the Steamrollers in its acbedu.Unc for the lJIO.ll aeuon, lhe June 10 colle,e draft and the distribution of entry fees new member teama have paid to the NBA since UNI. "We really don't undentand bl.a contention." said Stem. "There wu ln fact a Providence team 31 yean aco. But we coo.aider this entire procedure really to be just an alt.empt to foment litigation apd we wanl them to know they wiU be held accountable for our le1al expenses." -----Q..ce•I I ... _____ _ Co&&ee Jl1tulmmoas, coach of the Kansas City· KJngs: "The biggest disappointment of my Ufe was walking into Boston Garden. I had always s~n it on television and thought of it as the showplace of the NBA. It's lbe worst arena in the league." Atfa11ta Pla11er• Stu1111f!d. SUf!11I M0&t of the Atlanta Braves' players were Ii stunned or silent Tuesday upon learning that s lug. ger Bob Honer had been demoted to the minor leagues. The club, whlch has finished last in the National League West for four ye ars running, was orr to a 1·9 start with ~omer contnbuting only two bils tn 34 at 1>at.s while making six errors a_t third base before hls demotion Bobby Cox said he would not resign as manager of the Braves after owner Ted Ta.nter stepped an last Sunday and ordered Homer and Gary Matthews benc hed after the Braves dropped their eighth game . . . On the field, Larvell Blan.b drilled a home run an the Joth inning to give Atlanta a 3·2 victory ove r San Diego. Blanks wa.s playing third ba~e in place of Horner . . . Mlke Easler belted a three-run first inning homer as Pittsburgh defeated Montreal. 5.3 ... Barry FOO(e cracked two homers. includ· ing a grand slam ln the ninth to lift ..ottHH Chicago to a 16-12 win over St. Louis . Jose Cruz drove in five runs with a triple and double. and Nolan Ryan scattered six hits over seven innings to lead Houston to an 8-0 shutout over Cincinnati . . . Pinch hitter Keith Moreland belted a two-run double to break an 8-8 tie and Mike Schmidt hit a grand slam homer tn the bottom or the ninth lo itive Philadelphia a 14·8 win over the New York Mets . . . In the American League, Britt. Bum.~ and Mike Proly combined for a slx·hjtter, pitrhiog Chicago to a 2-0 vie torv over Boston . . . John WaUaan colle<:ted four hits to s park Kansas City to a 7·2 verdict over Toronto ... BUI Stein's two-run homer in the eighth lifted ~attic to a 54 win over Oakland . . . Bob Watson singled home the tyiog run in the bottom of the ninth and then scored on a single by Bob· by Murttr as the New York Yankees edged Baltimore, 5-4 . . . Rookie Kirk Glbsoll hit a two-run homer In the eighth inning as Detroit nipped Texas, 2·0 . . . Robin You.at tripled and scored in the third inning, then sparked a four-run sixth inning to lead Ml lwaukee to an 8--4 victory over Cleveland . . . The average salary of a major league baseball player for the 1980 season is $149,700, according to a statement re leased by the Major League Baseba ll Player Relations Com mittee. r------... 8•11 Tefl•• ----- On th.ts date in baseb..U in 1964: Ken JobnJon of the Houston Colt 45s burled a no-hit pme, but &oat to CinciftaaU, 1..0, on an unearned run scored by Pete Rose. On Ahia date in 1954: F.c:lal veteran pilcber Vic Raachi, Hank Aaron al\IUld tbe first of bis record 7SS home runs to bllbU1bt the Milwaukee Braves' 7-S, 14-inniDg victory over the St. LoW Cardlnals. Today's Birtbday: Hall ol·Famer Warren Spahn. lhe wlnnlnceat left· handed pitcher ln baseball history. is S9. ,,.,_.,..,. fi'lt1rr• f'l11l•la Seri~• period Tuesday night to Uft the New York Island· , Clark GU.lies scored with 5:58 gone in the thJrd Iii crs to a. 4·2 triumph over Bostoo and et 4· l Is lander victory in the National Hockey Leaaue quarterfinal playorl. With the score tied 2·2, former lh.. Angeles King Bulch Gorin~ passed the purk from the left cor net to G1lhes who uncorked a 15-footer past Boston goalie Gerry Cbffveni . . . Steve Sbtltt scored. three goals on as· sists from linemate Mark Napier as MontreaJ rolled to a 6·2 v1ctoey over Ml~. moving \he surgtng-CanaClfens within one trJumph of eliminating the North Stars from the quarterfinal series The Canadiens, who trailed in the sen es. 2·0, now hold a 3·2 edge ... Al fWJ's 10-foot goal lo the final minute of the first period started Phlladelpbla &o a 3· l victory over the New York RangeN> and a 4-1 triumph In lhetr bes t ·of-seven seric~. Philadelphia's rookie goalie Petf' Pttlers collected his fourth playoff victory of the series ttltne#•PN .4taf1 Wint1Pr Cltf!at~d Two Harvard students say tht'y are sure they • saw Rosie Ruiz, the disputed winner or the women's division of the Boston Marathon. Jump m· to the rare a half mile before the f1msh line. One or the students. Jobn Fa1tlkner, said ... 1 picked up~ New York Times this morrung and saw the picture or the girl that came out of the crowd I can't believe she was still recogruz.ed as the winner What happened was so obv1ol!!> · · . More than .r. ' I , ' iCOTT 40 of America ·s top t rack and field athletes will reee1ve monthly payments of $200 npiere for trainmg expenses, according to the Athletics Congress, the goverrung body of track and field in lhe U S Among those to receive the d1r~l st1pcml 1s UC lrvwe product Steve Scott, one of the world's pre mler milers . . A funeral w1U be held in Ligonier. Pa. Thursday for former Yankee pitcher Joe Page, who died of heart failure a t the age of 62 ... Renaldo NeHmlah, rated the world's top hiJ?h hurdler . has forfeited his scholarst11p and won·t com pete anymore for the University of Mar) land, reportedly beca use o f d 1£ft.'re nccs with tra ck coach Fraak Costello .. A charge of cons piracy to distribute coca.int' against former Philadelphi a Eagles defena1ve end Will Wynn has bttT1 dismissed 1n New Jersey Supcnor Cou rt for lack or t.•\·1dcnet· Linebacker Grt'g Bmlaa has retired from the Atlanta Falrons lo ~tart a Cnnst1an rehgous orgamiatioo . . . The Oakland Raiders traded linebacker Pbll Villa· piaao to Buffalo for wide reee1vcr Bob Chandler . . . The Kansas City Chiefs s igned free agent quarter back Tom a~. meots to a senes of fi ve one-year contracts. .Quarterbac-k Joe Pl.sardk. wh05e best and most regrettable games came a~ainst Philade lphia . wa~ traded today by the New Yorlt Giants to the Eagles for a middle-round 1981 draft choice Tefevbion. Hodlo TV: Basketball -NBA Playoff-;. Seattle at Los Angeles. ll.30 p.m .. Channel 2. Taped RADIO: Baseball San Francisco al Dodl(ers. 7:30 p.m . KABC (700 ). Basketball -Seattle at Lakers, 8 p m , KLAC (510). SPORTS BREAK I SOCCER I MOTOR SPOATS STEW MOYERS f'roaaPageBf SURF •.. scorer in the 1970 World Cup TournamenL He waa runner-up in last year's NASL scoring race WJth 19 goals and 17 assists. TeofUo CubWas. labeled the "Peruvian Pele." Is the flrth leading scorer m Wor ld Cup tuiw- tory and bas collec.ted three goals and an assist this season. IF TBEaE'S any weakness ln the Striker lineup. 1t may be at goalle. With the absence of s~rteT Amie Mausser who was mjired last week agawt New E 11land. Coach Cor valtder Harl will re ly o n Steve Zerhusen. WbTie this wiH be his first NASL start, Zerhusen filled in nicely after Mausser was in· Jured. blocking four shots. and hlankinc the Tea Men ror the final 29 minutes o( the aame. The Surf ls expected to keep it.a starting lineup Intact with Lauri«: ,.Abrahams <three goals and Johann Scharmann <one goal. two a~ ~ists> following Moyers an Surf o,coring Goalkeeper Mike Mahone> will take a soltd I 25 goah against average •nto the contest <.1nd 1s sure to get a stem test. "I LOOK roa a 1ooc1 race from tbe BllW lrO\IP of Jlm '"Busby but •• •q»ed to but the111. 11aey'll proba\a&J wta die GTO dau but I doD'l th1M tbey'll beat UI." Tbi.laO bana't alw.,. ..._ peaches and er••• for Barbour'• enw but be ~'\ let Ulil WOITJ blm. .J ''We had no brakes left--. the tut boar It Sellrtq," M say1. "Al Dart.au n..,.. ....._ in1• atter 14 houn btfore .. were put loto the wall. "We mi1ht have a little grudge match wltb the ~ tlngton brothers but lt won't be• boxlna match. We'll Just ~ out >n front of them ao the1 can t gel clOM! to us." DOES HE RAVE ao qne. ment With hll ot.t.r teama (or team at Riverside) that ldl car finishes firat U tbere II a ebcMee? ·"Tha t 's lmpoulbl• wltb world class dri•en," Barbour says. "It would be unfair to put etny restraints on anyone. From a drivmg standpoint, I want to • win. But u team owner, I bave no ego problem about the otber car running well. If they win, tl "s Dick Barbour Racin1 that wins and that's good for me." Concerning hi& co-driver Flupalrick, Barbour la bieb la b.is praise. "He's fantastic. I couldn't uk for a better co-driver. He's very consistent and does a good job." BA&JtOU• i.s reallallc lo bis approach to racln1. ''I'm in business to make money and I 'm in racing to m a ke money," he says. "We work hard and if we win we make money. Look what racing has done for me. ··Rut Dick Barbour will never Ix' a team owner only unless he ••<'comphshes what he wants to do I"m a ternble spectator but 1f I reat'h my goals, I would look to l nd1anapoh ~ and Formula One rac.-ing." f'ro• Page BI I.AKERS COME .UP FLAT •• those land o( calls at the close of a game." WeU. the c.-all WAS made and S1kma went to the llne. eventual ly smlung one ot his two chanty tosses. "When the rd blew the whistl<' I knew l was going to the I.me:· ,;ud &kma conrerrung the foul • • 1 was definitely hit on the ic.houlder but th{• call couJd have· 1ust as easily not ~n made ·· "1 DON'T KNOW 1( I fouJed him." said a deJN'h~ 1'1xon ·'I'll have to take a look at the films before I say for sure The way I look at tl 00'-'' I wLSh I had let him get the rebound ·· The rest of the Lakers refused to blame Nixon either. prefer ring to take the loss as a team effort .. We ju.st didn"t shoot very wf'll as a team." said Magic Johnson, who added 19 pomt.s ··w e had our shots. we 1ust d1dn •t get them to go down. nus 1s a big test for us. we have to keep playing bas ketball and bounce back ·' ··w e·u be all n ght ~ "l 'M DISAPPOINTED but r·m not goiog to stop shooting," added a s ubdued Wilkes . '"Thank God this l.s a series and not sudden death. We have a battle on our hands, but we're not out of this by any stretch qi the imagination. .. There's no doubt we were flat ... analyzed Nixon. "Silk f Wilkes> and l were a combined 1.i of 40 I can't remember the ta~t time we shot like that. "We're a stronger team Chis year, though, and that should m:ike a difference." The Sonic.-s, although happy, kept the game in perspective. "WE'llE NOT TaYING lo prove anything in thiJ series,'' sa id Gus Williams, who teamed with Brown ln the backcowt and t'ontnbuted 28 points tolhe came. ··1 see this series as 1..0 Sonics, nothing more. We still have to win three other games." And the Lakera know their work will be cut out for them. They can't afford to give away any more games. Roger ~arlson Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN CIF Decision Thin ~I • If today's educational system has you wonder· ing what's next, a good example of decision· making lies wttbln the CIF Southern Section general CCMmell, where representatives of SO.plus leagues bold the opinion that competition ian't for the Southern Section. Only t.be mammoth Southern SecUon, whJch ls bisger than all but seven other stales ln t.be naUon. holdl back from competing in a state basketball tournament. under lbe guile that the aeuon Ls long enough. CIF COMMUJ.gONE• TOM BaYNES sheds some light: "They may feel like they're really un· der the gun trying to keep their programs alive," says Brynes. What, you may ask, does keeping a program alive have to do with sendln& a representative to the state tournament you a.alt? Not one thing. Basketball la a paying proposition. Each and every acbool in t.be state will send u lndivldual to the state track and field meet. ncardleu of the slte, ln a aport wblcb s-eratet Uttle, If any, money. Buketball earna revenue. Somehow tbat fact doesn't llDk la wtdl tbe Soulbern SeeUoa council. Nor doa tbe bmeftta of competition for a cham· Irion MetD to eater l.a&o U .. THE STATE TOU•NSY next. year II expected to field boys' teamt from 4-A and a.A levels and slrla4-A. VoUeybell. too. ls a cue In polnt. The Southem Section 1lrl1, s uch as perennial powerhouse Corona del Mar and the reet of the Oran1e Coaat area powttt. 1et no chance to compete on the etat.e level. You can at least swallow t0me ot tM decision on that one wbeD UMy polnt out the coat factor. But for bau.tNU? No •HY. ••• PUP M8&E1'BAU. FANS lbould mark Ju· ly 11 and 12 on their calendar -lboee .•re the • • 0dates for Servile H1gh's second annual Dr. Pepper Summer Cage Cla&s lc. which will fe uture Inglewood, Compton, Verbum Del, Lonf Beach Poly, Katella, Servlte, Fountain Val ey and Edison. Fountain Valley gets Poly and Edison meet, Verbum Del lo the openers. • • • CHECJUNG mE AaEA -Huntington Beach Hlgb will be aporting new football unilorma In the fall. Tbe Olien are 1olng back to orange Jerseys and black pants and helmets, similar to tbe a ry of the 1966 Irvine League championship sq•d . Fountain Valley baa picked up a football transfc out of Georgia. He's sophomore Steve Chrlateaaea, listed at 5·10, 165 by Coach 111.ke Ml.IDer, at S·l . 185 by oppc»ing coaches. Chrlat.enaen was a starter on the vanity for bl~ school ln Georcia at defensive end . . . 'The most overlooked Orange Coast area basketball player of 1980? That would be Marina JUgb atar ae... Da--. a 6-S guard ... 8coeCt Bnm..U will return to HunUngton Beach High thil fall u tbe recelven and secondary coach un· der football coach .. laller woed. The Oilers bave to involved 1D the vanity ud Junior v~~ pro- 1rama wttb tbe addltJon of transfers Dldf (112) and Pat GUiia• (115), a pair of fullback· llnebacker candidates. Both wW be aen.k>n in tM fall. Stanhoue on Disabled List LOS ANGELES (AP) -Relier pitcher Don Stanhome bu been placed on the 21·day dllabled Ustt the Loi Antelet Dod«en announced Tuesday nt1nt. StaahouM. 21 bas a '°"r back "muscle Im· balance" which 8iaO affecta h.11 sboulder, said Lot An1elee trainer BUI Bubier. Stenboule, a tree •sent U.. Doc11en slped for $3. l miltion for "" yean, bat been lMffectlve ln three appearaace1 lD lllO. He ll O·l wlth a 8.00 earned run .vera1e. , • AMERICAN LEAGUE Wtsl Dtvudoa Ookland Chi cago Texas Seattle Kansa~ City Minnesota AD gels W L Pct. GB 9 4 .692 8 4 .667 ,, 8 4 .667 •. , 8 6 .571 }I-, 6 6 .500 2i., 6 7 .462 3 4 7 .364 4 Eut Dlvllloa Milwaukee 6 4 .600 Boston 6 S .545 ,,.., New York 6 6 .500 1 Toronto 5 5 .500 l Baltimore S 7 .417 2 Detroit 3 9 .250 4 Cleveland 2 8 .200 4 ,........, ..... _ Ml-•l.~1 1 ''"l-1. Bo\tOf' 0 MltwM•l.C--4 ,., .. Vor~ S 1}41411..,,.,,,. • Ot1roH 1, T• .. 10 K-•Cltvl. r.,_1 s...n .. s,0.1.,,.• ,...,,o-t A .... h tl(I'°" ~rt 411 MIMolw>I• t "•lltlfl t It ('M<<1QO.teo.IG1,~t-,1•I" (l•OI-(Pulon 0 . or Sp1llMr 0-11 •I Mllw--IMttft 1-11," ••tumotw , .. ._ t•I ...... y~ l'flMtl ' 11.11 O.Cr..it IMon'ltt•ll .. Te-., IC-0-11,11 T*'Oft .. 10-y 0.11 .. ICMI-CltY 1"-"' °'"·" 0.141M C~~ 1•1 .C S. .. U. Ca-1-.r H I. " NATIONA,L LEAGUE West Dtvlsioa W L Pct. GB Cincinnah Houston San Diego Dodgus 11 2 .846 San Francisco Atlanta 8 4 667 2·~ 6 6 .500 4 1:i 6 7 .462 5 4 9 .308 7 2 9 .222 8 EutDlvlt ... 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It nt dtd tht aeaaon. whU addleback and Tht lou droppN th r .. rat · t<>n· "•ltb Hall waa t.bt &eadlAI bluer tor tht Ruatlera with a three·lor·four performanct. lncludlnai lhree RBl and a trlple. Lopez' trlple In the 12th with no out appeared to have tbe RuaUert on the • JCB~EBALL ~ W•t eollerted tOnfttenee v1c ft>rence mark tot 3. a a a me 11.he.acl ot Ctr torlH ln JC baHball 1ctlon rito andSant•Ana Htrf'' how the a('Uon ••ent. Golden Weit 8, l a .. LA a ...... Ana I, Oranee eo. .. 0 Th Rw;Ut1ra 61urvlvt'd Tom Lope1' The Pll"lt wert' limlted to j~t lhrtt lc>adoff triplt In the l2lh lnn!n1 and a alntlte by thf hard·throw\J\a O••enby. brawl IAlt•r In thf H m frame lhankts to who Utt•y hod btaten earlier In the thrtt< straJaht •ln6Jl~11 In th 13th lnnlna HllM to 11C"al th<> vktory Owenby lim1tf'd OCC l(' lti. lowc-t hit Shawn 0 111'1 RUI np won It after output ol the iwa on and atruck out five R1rndy Brouwer '1nd Tony A~rca. th., batters to IHd th ho t Oon\ ttJ tbc Southtrt1 Col ConforentP's leadln1 hit· ropes. but Hay Krawc:eyk attuek out two itnd shortstop Gary Sprlo1er one-handed u shot up lhe middle and threw Lopei out at tbe plute to keep the game going. South Coast Cont rt'nce v1ctol')" · tl'r "'Ith a 41 J bulUnat uvcnae. banged f''ormer • player ~ott [)(>Long out alnJ(k~ Krawczyk worked the last seven In· nlngs and struck out six alt.er relieving Scott Furtak. who whiffed three. The No One to Play l:e/,ebrities 1'eed Part1iers By D \'E Cl 'NNI <.HAM 0t ,._ o.i1r ,., .. , "•" 0 r g an 1 ze r ~ of the Southe rn Callfom1a Ct•lebnty Tennis Clasl>1c have had no trouble hnmg up starl> for the tournament at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club Sunday The problem lies m finding people to play doubles with them· As of Tuesday afternoon. 56 celebrities had confi rmed. but only 18 people had signed up to JOin thc-m .. Frankly. I'm a little disappointed at the lack or support we've rece1vl·d Crom the community," ~aid tourna ment director Howar d Kline "I don 't know why they arC'n't 51gn1ng up I think SIOO is c heap tu play with a celehrity " Legenru. tournament start ~howmg up at the John Way'ne Tennis Club. they'll be n ymg m from all corners of the globe Roy Emerson 1s teaching in Kuwait. Rod Laver 15 at his club In South Carolina. Owen Da vidson will bc-C'oming from Miami, Frew McMillan 1s 1n South Africa and Colin Dible) will fl y over Crom L•A~ Vegas. ~merson :rnd Luvt·r reside 1n Newp()rt Beach. so r>lny1ng at the Waynl' Club should b<• somC'lhmg like a homt: ('OUrt adv<mtugc ror them Hut each has s1wnt so much tame out or ~tatC' thal the Wa) nl' Club court may seem as lft•w to them a5 1t 15 to 1 ht' others FOR THE TAX ·DEDUCTIBLE $100 entry fee. players are paired with a celebrity fo r doubles in a TackeLc; for the L('Jwnds an· ava1la blc by phoning the Wayne Club at 644·6900 Matches arc scheduled May 1-4. with the Thursday·Fr1day action beginning al 7 JO p m and thl' Saturday·Sunday matchel> at I TODl'S VODKA SCORESBY SCOTCH I 7)Ull f,o I 7~UTLI< TENNIS • • • A FTERTHOUGJITS on Kramer Open T h c-c ro~d for Sunday ·~ final al Los Caballerns was JUSt over 4.000. "'h1ch at least one tournament offi cial termed ··a d1sappo1ntmc•nt " Thc s tadium was ca pa bll· of sC'allng 6.000 . C<'lc·bnt1es who happt•ned to drop by for the action in Fountain 645 ga6 round·roban draw. Players abo gt·t lunch with the celebntics. ··Ont' tournament an Tennessetc• char ged Sl ,500 to play with a celebn ty," Kline says. "I've never heard of one asking less tha n ours. And it ·s for a good cause. the Specia l Olymp1<.'s. ·· Celebrities who have confirmed in· elude Rams players Preston Den- nard and Doug France, Olympic high jumper Dwight Stones, Ben Murphy <Alias Smith a nd Jones), Ettd "Cookie'' BWlls (77 S unset Strip), Ricbard Roundtree <Shaft>. and TV announcers Lynn Shackleford, Lar ry Carroll, Tawny Little. Ma rio Machado and Ed Arnold. "There's a rumor going around about.. a surprise celebrity who's sup- posed lo show up." Kl ine says "Peo pie have ~n ask mg m<.· who the :.ur· prise eelebrit} is, but I don't kno"' anything about al. "FARRAH FAWCETT hai. been known to show up at toumamenL'i where Nels Van Patten 1s playing ... Kline added. ··and he's entered in ours, but it's au speculation ... JH ;o Valley included Lynda (Wonder LIQUEURS Woman> Carter and high Jumpe r . Dwight Ston<'!> . . Champ Genl' Amaretto D1 Saronno. ,.,, ,,. Maye r didn 't endear himself t o Drambuie . .'It)/ o ~~~ge Coun ty f a n s wh en h e Gailiano .'I()/ cnt1c1zed them for "drinking. throw· ' ing beer cans all over the place and Kahlua, ·' 11 >I talking about be lting," and he Midori Melon, nut wa.s~ 't a f<!voritc of the touf"!lament Southern Comfort. 1 ,.., u rr w offl caaJs, either. lie compl:uned of T. M · uon11 IH TAIL 56J 11 .32 10.25 7.87 9.75 12.24 8.77 being distrac ted by the noise of .la ana, .> 10 1 cameras clicking BLENDS U ff p Hiram Walker Imperial. cx1..,..,T 5.50 n.ey it s ropef Kessler. 1.·1,. 10.53 Seagrams 7 Crown. , r r w I 1.85 Oiler s to Victory BouRBoNs Scott Ma rs h limited Fountain Ancien.t Age. 1'1 .>.-55 9999 Valley to three hits and teammates Early Times . .i<I"'"'' Mike Turner and Bnan Patnck d1:-H. Walker Ten High. • ., ,. 9 78 livered key RBI h1ti. lo propel Hunt· 1.W. Harper. 1i-1-wr 7.39 angton Beac h lhgh to a 5·0 Sunset Jim Beam. 1 l'>t lrt" I 1.19 CA~I Ml TAii 124.95 125.68 113.77 87.40 108.33 6796 97.35 6 1 00 5850 65 71 6655 6660 54.J:> 81 99 6200 Matches wiU be played on 25 courts at the Los Caballeros complex. 1n· cludin~ the new stadium court which was re·deiFncd to accommodatt· the Kramer Open League busebull victory Tuesday night. Playing under lhc• hghti. of Mile ~quare Park. thl' Oilers improved their league mark to 4·5 whale: Foun- 1 atn Valley dropped to 2·8. BRANDY AND COGNAC Tickets for !>pectators range from S!'> to the S50 courts1 d<· package·. w h 1 c h 1 n c I u d c !> 1 u n c h w 1 l h th<' cclebr1t1es • • • Christian Bros.. .11·1 -12.29 68 21 E (, J. 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(, Dk.. )I J \ ... 1 4 JS Myers Jamican. · , "' 7.35 SCOTCH Dewars White Label. 1 • .,1111 ... 18.39 Chivas Regal, ouA~• 15 65 Cluny. 1 ,,, 1111 v 12.29 Jf,B,<lll\\o'I 10.19 Johnnie Walker Blk .• • )iJ..,.,., 14. 79 Lauders. 1 / ,1111 .J I 1.45 TEQUILA Cuervo White, 1 UTER 7 .1 7 Don Emilio Wh . £,Gold. 1 ;'>l IW 8.88 Sauza Gold, 1)1j<\v1 7.70 Crown Russe. 1lt111.w1 Kamchatka, 1 151 tr1" Popov, 1 15 urt.~ Smirnoff. oo..,1u Gllbeys Vodka. 115urtll VODKA JOSE CUERVO ..... ___ _.. TEQUILA 4.33 8.09 7.15 ~.79 7.97 87 35 5390 6161 6261 9268 60.83 48.24 8 1 50 102.00 173.87 6817 11 2.75 164.29 63 39 79.56 49.29 84.92 47.75 44.77 42.89 64.26 4425 A handsome blond of handsewn styling and supple premium loather The result? A comfortable fit you·n have to expenence to behove l·UTER GOLD 23-0<.JNCE 80T1LE #14PA~."9WrolTllACMC714t644-4JJJ #J1MAltSTlllf,ALHAMllAIJIJtlU·N11 748 729 ~(J illi ( A~I k l IAll 5.21 I 0.48 9.49 7.29 9.03 11 .33 8.12 5.09 9.75 10.96 5.55 5.55 9.06 6.84 l 0.34 11.37 5.83 11 .83 1 1.28 6.00 14.61 5.62 14 .61 14.56 R.99 5.14 5.22 15.45 10.14 4.02 6.80 17.00 14.4 9 11.37 9.40 13.70 10.57 6.64 8.22 7.12 3.98 7.47 7.15 5.36 7.38 Wiii" --tht R&ilden "' • ftnL ~ Ue ror t.be aecoad tlalf of c:mlerenc. ac· lion with a 5·1 record. ~I, louthwe....,, 2 The Gaudaos pecked away wtlh run· producln1 blows by Bob CralJ, Jeff Adams, Paul LaJole and Steve KnetU• and Doug FtUi ran wild on the buet again as SouthwHtern succumbed on the winner's field. . . Fritz. who has now stolen 19 of 20 on the season, a.tole three bases, including two In the nfnth inning to set up Knet· ties· 5ingle. · · Craig's RBI sin g l e a nd Pete Changala's sacrifice fl y got two runs across in the second tnnlng and Sad· dleback was not to trail again. 011MC1S couwrra ; L.aADING DIALP · 1, · ,'\/o l .ou:ftr f'rl<'~ • J Nt> Better Serri'}'! 2600 Harbor Bfvd Costa Mesa 540·91 I 'II' I I> l <l <r1i1' r l'• It""''> BOITLE CASE. BOTTLE P..ETAJL R[TAIL CASE Rf.TAJL KENWOOD WINES Chablis. 7'71 ""-2.63 28.60 2.39 Chenin Blanc. 750Mt. 3.63 39.60 3.30 Chardonnay, IYJMJ. 8.07 88.00 7.34 Cabernet Sauvignon. 1~ v. 750 ML 6 85 74.80 6.23 Cabernet Sauvignon. 7'> l'JlH~l 5.25 57.20 4.77 Cabernet Blanc. 7':1l ""' 3.19 34.76 2.90 Pinot Noir. 1y ,. 4.04 44.00 3.67 Pinot Noir Rose, ,vi"'! 3.84 4 1.80 3A9 Red Table Wine, 7':7>"" 2.83 30.80 2.57 Johannisberg Riesling. 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VIM .. y tll ......, ....... ,...r1M Ill ORMlee CDllWT 'I T~ 11 I LHelW: .. , 1 New-I lle•ller 1 I•-,...,,. • O•A• 11111• I \e ft ~ t c....,i .. ,_ \latley t tr.,,.. a ·-~ ..... , • u ~IMa, tO ,...,, .. a Misc. --·----~------·-------------· ---• Pte p Velle1•a ll ----<$:""-==.... -Artists' S treng;lk ~ Comes From Bena& Ant eat ers Win; Narro w D eficit LOS ANGELES -UC Irvine moved to withln ooe·ball game of flnt place Pepperdlne ln the Southern Ca.Womla Bueball As- aoctatioo atandlnga with a 10-8 triu.mpb over boat Loyola Tues~ dAy afternoon. The Anteaten were actually outblt, 14-U and committed alx erron, but aWJ manaaed to pull off the victory wttb aome timely bitting. The win, combined wi th Pep· perdlne 's 9-6 setback to the University of San Diego, puu the Anteaters in sole poss~lon of second place In the SCOA with an 8-5 mark. UCt overcame a four.run nm lnntn1 by Loyola with four runs in the fourth lncludJng a two-run single by designated hitter Scott Darling. With little dlttlc ulty. the Lag&&na Beach His.h volleyball team dllpoled of San Clemente lD atratcht 11mes, lM, 15-11, 15-e Tueeday nJ1bt to m atntaJn 1 balt·eame lead over Dana J.Ulh ln South Coalt Leaaue actloo. In other camea, the Dolphins needed four games to topple a tough Lacuna Hills squad, Capistrano Va lley went four games before stopping Mlasion Viejo, Irvine took Costa Mesa ln ·three straight, La Quinta followed suit with a sweep of EJ Toro, and Estancia remained perfect in Sea View League play with a straight-game verdict over Ocean Vi~w. AT LAGUNA BEACH, the Artist.a got their usual fine play from Eric Clark and Kevin Norkk, bul Coach Bill Ashln credited a few unknowna in lead· ing the Artist.a to their flflb vk· tory in &ix outinp. "Goya like Tom McDonald, Rieb Evans, Dave Engen, Hana Smith, Ted Ridell and Rudy Dvorak are really helping t.hia le am," ootes Aabin. "They· re the ones who really puah our aurters in practice. "Maybe they're not getting the recognition, but if it wasn't for lbese guys yellJ.og rrom the bench and helping the team tn practice, we probably wouldn't play so well,'' Asllln adds AT LAGUNA HILLS . the Hawks put up a battle before falling to Dana Hills . The Dolpblns, 4·2 in the Soulb Coast Learue. were sparked by Enn Top V olleyhall Powe r s Clash INGLEWOOD The lOt.h aMual Inglewood Htgh School invitational volleyball tournament ls scheduled Saturday with virtualJy every Southern Cahfomia power com peting. Among the entries are the CtF Southern Stt- tion's No. l (Estancia ), No. 2 (Newport Harbor>. No. 3 <La$tun& Beach ) sod No. S <San Clement~> tea m s. along with Los Angeles t'ity powers Palisades, Westcb~ter and Taft. POOL PL.AV IS SCHEDULED Saturday wttb action begm.ning at 8 JO a m. Pool t cons ists or Loyola. Santa Monica, Cor ona de l Mar. Palisades. San Pedro and Newport Harbor. Pool 2 mcludes Verdugo Hills. Inglewood. El Toro. Mira Costa. Redondo and San Clemente. POOL 3 MATCHES Los AJtos. M1raleste. Costa M esa. Westcheater , North Torrance and Laguna Beach. Pool 4 consists of Tart. South Pasadena. Foun· lain Valley. B<'verly Hills. Culver City and Estan· c1a . Action is billed for Inglewood High with the except.ton of Pool 4. which compete!! at nearby Rogers Park . THIS WEEK'S Rustlers - Trip OCC; Vikes Win Golden West College's · KI m Null e r tossed a one·h1ller. while he r te ammates were also limited to a lone hit. but the RuatJen took advan· taae of seven erron1 to 11top hofll Orange Coast College, 4--0 Tuesday In women'" AOf\ba ll action. 1977 FLEET\\ oon RRO LGHA '1 o •EtEC, \~Cl: CadiJ.lac wire whf'f'I ('OYrr'll. AM/ Pl\1 tt~reo redio with A t.n<-k L•Jl'f'· Full pow~r. ( 008TQY ) 86795 NABERS McGlnnet aad Rieb IAOM weo came atf tbe blneb. Cap11trano Vall•1'1 1.UU. went to wort to set tM Cou11r'1 out of trouble tn a four·aame will over M1u1oo Viejo. Minion vreJo topp•d tile Couaan, U-5, 1n the ftnt ,.... be fore dropplna tbrH 11·1 verdicts. 1 ISVINE STAYED OD l'AUD- cla 's beela wttb a Uane.pme win over Costa Meta blMlld tbe f root row Dlu ot Crlil Jlontbert and middle -bloc~ ot Mam CrawfOl'd. Tbe Vaqueroe meet btlDda Friday ln a game whicb wW prob. ablJ decide tbe Sea View Leap race. Eatanda remained perfect in league play wttb a atraisbt 11me win over Ocean View. Brad EllllQOd and BW If.al• sparked tbe &q.lel. Middle blocker Eric Widaam and aeu.s-Paul Braun led La Qui nta to a 1tral1bt·1am~ triumph over El Toro .• Midy Sea '\Vim MARINA DEL REY -Mllt,y Sea, a.kippered by Tom Colllm, Santa Monica Yacht Club wu winner of the predicted lot race for the Salignac Cup apomored by Marina Yacht Club. ColllM' percentage of error ovf'r the 19-mJle course on South Santa Monica Bay wu0.4647. Second with an error of 0.87 was Castagna Results, aklp- p e r e d by Joe Caata1Da. California Yacht Club . SPECIALS 1977 SEVILLE l 1·a1hf.r <'Ou·~ seati.ag .,., ( .oitJ1llac WIN' wheef ~ dtt• ""1 radio. Full poWtt. (4.55690) 7 995 On the hlah school 11C'c•nt·. Murlno'fC T inn KylM followed 11uJl with n """ hitter In downing h n11 t Y.dl11on . 4 0 , WP 11t mln1tf'r topped N1•w1>0rt llurbor. 1.2 II 1m I It•• lmu•r'11 flt•ltl , 1111<1 u r111en View defeated 2600 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA T~l~phon~ C714• 5'0-9100 L1111 Alamllotl, 4-l. llOl ... I• .. l ~ ()4'1'<, I lO A~ tn • r~ '>AT t..llOA 'I' 'IOO Allf IO • rM. \IJl\l(),0 tl>GO AM .. •:tt N All<•• •wO~I 100-• ~ Alll>f"<"-tta• & h<aftw At <><X. o couple or er-~==========================~ rnr11 und o double by t 'onnle George helped owe .cet otr to a fast aturt with three runa ln thf' flnt frame The lou spoiled a one· htUer by the comblna- tlon of Laura Hloes and Cheryl WllJon. Al F.dlson, a double by AIUson Marcotte and tri- ple by Linda Bohm s parke d a three-run seventh inning aa the Vlklnp Improved thelr Sunset League record to 5-0. Newport Karbor tot two hlt.s from Karl Ru.sh In lte se tback lo Wealminst.et. Youth League Need8 Coaehea I The South Hunlln1too Beach Junior All - Am•rlcan football lH1ue la loot1n1 for coachet and bu sent out I • plea tor help to flU IP• prox.tmat.ely IO po1ltlona for the comtn1 Maaon . Volunleen are ur1ed to cODlaet Don Rusted at 538·1483 at their earUlll eonvenlace. DO YOU NEED A LAWYER? Simple Will ....•••••..........•.••••••••••• $41 Rnt Consultation (any topic) .................• $28 Cor,..atila Formation ...................•.• $225* ,.,_.slip Formation ....................•. $345* Ille= Dimes : ::= .............. $151* ... Defense···················· $351** Ullllwful Detaira .••..............••..••••• ~ Accident cases .................. Fr11 C..1111 -.iu. ...... -...... --:-... .... • IFJD TD m19M. SlllllS: ,,... • ,..., 1.19 .... fsUll ......... 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'AC10llY ~~~ r UMAMJ,ACTIJ•IO '°" Oll'INOA•ILITY aeop1oc. ttw.t fowlty carbo.wet0t ,..f1+1 tt. factory r-*octlnd & perf0t-.e i.ttoed reoploc1 •~• AMERICAN CARS ONLY 91Hl1 CAR CLEANER ~ HAS MANY USIS VINYL-LEATHER CLEAIEI AID COllDITIOllEI IR.Ol.1'' SPIAY IOTIU UCI MAG -ALUMllJM POLISH I~ Ol. POI MAG 1'' WHllLS IAOI ::t>c:r· your car. ~~ Seodl No.0000 . • I ~ ' J I -'DAI&. V PILOT Business Larry D. Manaey is director of biological and environmental services for PlaUUps llraadt •ddldl, a planning. architectural design and en- vironmental research firm in Irvine Bed.mu htstrameata, lac., Fullerton, bas re- ported increases in sales and earnings for the third QWU'ter and nine-months period ending March 31. · Thlrd ·quarter sales r ose 28 -percent to $141,119.000 from $110,246,000 for the same period in 1979. Net earnings for the same period increased 16 percent to $8,263.000 or 41 cents per share on 13 percent more shares than a year ago. Net earnings in the third quarter for 1979 were $7.~.000 or 40 cents per share ,,_. wllo laave lt, M Hfl, elft _.&Mir Wl1 toward IOIU· U-m fMI eonftcletl& about their eoune. And tbelr con· ftdlacit II contaalou. But tllote laekiq latuitioa. be laH ob-....._ er-. UDGal otben a ,...._ tbet tMr AN not ma1ten d ewmla. And for IOOd tealOG, IQI Jeanlnc. Tbey are Iott ln a mue; tbelr foUowera expect ...... . lalultkm II CUlla"lbt. It II lbe abWty to uwt Mmee, buacbn, *''•· 18.19 JMntn11. It la the bMll of vUkMI and creativity. It la vtta1 to art. he saya, and more lmportant to oower than la logic. "'l'llE PAftl to problems is s tre wn w it h rational manajler s." the professor states. "Good managers are paid not to be rational but to be effective. which is to be masters d events and people. But this is lncomprebensible to the logical. rlliona1 mind devoid of inw,i • tion.'' Whatever their admirable characleri1Uc1, be maintains lbat raUooal m.lDds place inauffi. d em priority oo experience. ''Tbev believe in the power or logic to make them maaters or LuTy Wallace is director of sales for Mlcroteclt 8'ae11 S)'ltema, Costa Mesa. Gary A. Laqdale is director of finance and con- troller for Stebl·Brtef Groap, a real estate develop· ment and building firm in lrvine. He lives with his family in San Juan Capistrano. Alu A. Rypiaakl of Armor AU Prodads, Irvine. has been elected to membership in the Youns Presidents' Organbalion, Inc., New York. Tbe or- ganization is a world-wide educational association d executives who become presidents of companies before the age of 40. Fraak L. llryu&. Capbtrano Beach, is director d Acaplllco y Loa Attoa Reatauaatea, Pasadena. He is executive managing director or Bate man Elcbler . Hill Richards, Inc .. Los Anieles . ~ Ballmua, Irvine. Jack Gruadllofer and ~Kremer, each of Newport Beach. were re· cenUy named to the South Coast Repertory's Board ol trustees. 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Sales Purchase CTax Deferred Exchanges) and capable of THE MOST CREATIVE FINANCING AVAILABLE This known as SPf'Ctfrc knowtedqe whtch will relurn somelhrng ot monelary value to you This knowledge plus a basic plan of soecrfrc ACTION means the following to YOU11 Financing independence making your dream income 1ncreasino your ne1 worth Ashlocks Seminar is lor !he LayoNson Licensed Agent or Professional Investor II includes. bul 1s not trmrled to T H E M OST CR E A T I VE F I NAN CI NG FORCE LENDERS lo allow you to take over any AVAILABLE TODAY -Gene Ashlock s office ~ ~ ex1sl 1ng loan al lhe Old rnlerest rate & old _ ~ has never tost a real es1a1e transaction because y payment schedule This means you can actually Y of lrnancrng a s1a1emen1 he ~11eves no olher make money off the bank's money agency can make ~ No credit Checks -No job venf1C8110n -Not ~ ~Make mofe money from whal you owe tMn the . even credit applicallon Y money you 1n11es1 ("'Leverage") P1,11 mone-r rn your pocket N<:Nil· also build a secure future for your retirement ·Guard aoarnsl rnflahon1" Put 90% of nonnal closing costs in vour POCl<et Monies that normally go to Title Insurance 'E sc r ow. 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They take ad· ftce poorty .•• 18 LOGICAL mind devokl of ...._may bave atUl another "*-·said Jennin11. "0. can be lo&ical and not f8du91." be oblerves, especially wbm he or lbre canaot cheek the an11111t1111•1 •• .,,_lack of intuition Etterfltl Sa1'ers 1be climate in large buildings is controlled by these systems d ampers produced at Honeywe ll's Co mme rcial Cons tru ction Division in Arlington Heights. Ill. Dao Tis· chler adj usts stroke on energy-efficient ,. ,. ,, • 711 t?" 14 1\ 11 \ll' • \I •1 •• , piston ()vpr 1'h•· (~ou ntt• r HASOl.istt.q, '"'""''' f"fOW"1\ •n•t1r l ..... ~v' JM~W P n ,,.,, ... n_ MUTUAL FUND llp• aad n • .., ... J~tol=~:~ c~·:~1 ·:: ·;~ ~~·v~ .~:: :t r~;r .. rn JS -i:f~ L~b :~~ p:a,rnF..t: rn s1~m: ~'if'=t llw HellONltlwot .. C.OP••• :::: ~t ~~.~~ =~ ~t ...... 1 1 s.o e 10 EoYllcllll ••• '""" IS.11'0. 1""9SI I.» HI. .moo of 5'Kw 1t .... C"'I cc I 00 Nl ... ,.... ~IS Nl VM "" , J1 , .. C.vl f:d I 00 NL It In< • 40 IO,, O<Nn 7.Jt Hl ~altr\. 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N Q.11 M DAILY Pit.OT Defense Paya 1t•1 ~-aplD iD tbe defeue lodu.lr7. ,,_.., like an IDternaUoaal eriaia -Iran. ,.,_. drten, Ye·JOU -to o"reome, aot to .., awb. oppoeiUoe to 1penclln1 08 •••poalJ. 1'le Value Line laveatmeat &aneJ, wbieb Mnet ..,,.. trylq to mab a buck lD tbe 1toek matbt, ,.. parta: ''lnciuled defeme apendlDa la OD tJMt way . . . lloet aero.yace cpmpan1ea abould do w•ll ...,.... tbe rec111ioo." Bualnesa Week, •bicb eervea ,.... ~aet ahead lD the buiaeaa world, re· p:irta: • goes wild on defen.ae 1pead1D1. •• aldl la good news to SeaWe'a Boeing O> .• 111111 world's Iaraeat manufacturer of commercial jetlmn. BoelDa bufJda about 60 percent of the jeta in airline llen'ice and so It has not been as dependent u adller ClCJIDPenies oo orders from tbe Penla&OD. Not dl8l It Is turning away these orders. Lut moatla It emerlld victorious in a head·to-bead battle with Gemral Dynamics for tbe job or bulldlng tbe bomber· tarmc:bed cndae miasUe. '1119 NEW •18811.E is really a cute customer. lt's actually a nuclear-armed small jet plane tbat's mourUd oa a bluer plane. Tbe bi&aer plane releases the missile, which tbeo skims along only 200 to 600 feet aboYe ground (to avoid radar defenses> until it ~ the intended target witb tbe force of 100,000 to 3>0,000 torus of TNT. This mi.asile baa a range of 1.500 miles. It shoots along at 500 mph. How much will this assignment mean to Boeing! No one's sure yet but it could generate revenues of $2 bi.ltion lD t.be next nine years. The initial order was $141mlllloofor225 missiles. That's big atutr and it was disappointing for ~ Dynamics or St. Louis to lose oul. But in the defeme business these days , no one is a loser -for long. A WEE& AFTER it gave the nod to Boei.Dg, the Pentagon awarded General Dynamics, its favorite ~er. a juicy coa.solalioo prize: a contract to modify the bombtt·lauoched missle it had de veloped Ullo a mediu.m·range baby that could be deployed on Navy and Alr Force fighter planes. The Pentagon d idn't say how much o f the medium·range missiles it's prepared to buy but it could nm into tbe thousands. Eac:h one will cost about a half a million dollars to produce . So General Dynamics, builder of the F ·l6 fighter plane, lhe Tomahawk cruise mLSsile and the Trident nuclear submanne, will not be suffering, nor are they in danger o( losing their posillon on top of the Pen· tapl supplier roster. Market Continues On the Plus Side NEW YORK CAP> -The stock market managed a small pin 1n active trading today, extending Tuesday's explosive rally after a bnef pause The Dow Jooes a.erage ol JO induslna.ls showed a 6C).point loss to 789.25. Tbe avenge jumped 30.72 points Tuesday. Gainers held a 2·1 lead over losers among New Yort: Stock Exchange-listed issues. The market's sudderi t urnaround after a two·mooth slide was touched oil Tuesday by the "buy" recommenda· tlon of a leading investment adviser, Joseph Granville . .. ..., 10 Trn I~ Ull U Stti lndv\ l r•f\ lllil\ •j s~ Mha• S•o<·k• Did HEolll \'()qi(. l_.,PI A{>< n '"'"...,..., T oa:-al' 0.Ch...., .. Un<~ l)O Tot-4 h~ , ... ...... """" 11 .. ., .. tow. ,. U l ll> H ('W voq .. l API ·HY SIOCJI -·~· ·-"""' • .. .. 42.610.000 P"'v'°"' 0... 41.~,llOO ...,..,. -J9 7'0,0llD _, .. -.. .. • • • .. • 31 ..Jl'0.000 v~,., -Jr.1~.000 T -o .,..in "9D • • .. • • • .. 44,&JO,llOO J ... 'to -. ... ........ l.Sll.74 ,171 t"1't to o.w . . . . ... . . . . . . . . l.1 .. ,2'0.000 ,.,. to -. 1.1n.-,oao -AT AMlX 0 10 HEW YORK IAPI AP< 2l loo.~ l1I 770 ••• I" ' .. ..,,,..~~s s.+.cwd ~.., «kH llllcNy, .......... ~ 11) ... ltl 3 10 lAMla: ~,...... '*-"· .. 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C<wHdn. 8 nldteo; WtllplHh, • Ce1P1ollc l)IWel. end • doc:lor'• ioo.w • AU .. ntl,MAY A bufled "'"'-IOtC. 1119 ..,..,. 10 ~. •-~ .. tM Sowle ~ • TMI MNNY H1U. IMOW A 1911im -10 .... Hotel porcllo., """' Benny .., ~ot---11•ew NM ~ ~." ""s.-... --=:~ ~ '°""" G TONIGHT Oueel °'Oii Aoc;l!e •d o.w-~ ... Debi.- Sc.Oii. Aooef1 Ooo."91 8 DAT'INO QAMf ·~NEWS • •· • So Tt>11 ta p.,,, t 11J)~1 C.lori. °"'1• ..... lony c..t1•• • HOOAH'8 H£AO£S Hao... h>()M • __, Sovl(!I p.iot and II~ 1(1 ~41 h<m to tngCar>O ti) GET 8MA.RT" ..... iltlO {;9 poM '" "''""I ~10 11111()11)9~ "'"" WOf~lnQ kit KAOS till CAPTIOWD UC MEWS CD HEN""& TO YOUf' ~TM Pho;,ic..i rnnoH And C •er,,... u:ao. 9 LOW IOAT "The o.c.-" 09bW Allton, POCI' Ultle R.ctl Ottl ' Mafan J•1,.en O.W. eoi.. "UMI .... Love My Doo o- Ra)'butn, f-'lego IAI ~r.DIGH'T- 12:00. TWllJ9HT l.Oftf ··Spur °' The MotNnt-• .-..: ...cJ Tl f The MM' .... OU! IO ~ , .... 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(1 tv., 30 """ I • a••• "They Won't a..... ..... ( llM7) Aollert Young, Su-. Mmywwcl A ....,.,_~of-· OennG ht• ..... alter ... r.ommlt.I MllCICM. ( 1 Iv .• 50 "*"I . ** ••• ..,. "Oo;nMt'(' 11971) Heme \lulia, S.lfl ...... The lllofmy ~ INpe of • lfOftltw ~ ,,.,,...,. "*' "'°"' to build • ~ In ... °"'° v~ Of"-,.,..._,..._ (1 hr.30-1 (laannf»I Luting• 6 t<l lXT CBC,1 Lo• AnrJ~" • • • • ·'Night PftOP .... I I~ I 0.-eo<>tY PfOCtt Oto- dl'nc;ic v ewto. d An ""-· ic;on ootonel •llemQta to "'11P o 01 ll<:fOM t"'9 8erkn Wntl onto W88t 8'!flln I<' hr~ I 0 11j OOHTIS EHOUOH found. the ~ wN> 0.0 troem end-.i pe<Jl)le en<!llllQ9<fld by '"""" ,,.., ,,,...... .. ~19<1 ti> NIOHT GAU.ERV 'OJPlA~ lkE VAMPIRE. 5lEWAAOEf£>. RIGHf( RIGKT ! 1 FE.LT IT \Nl't6 A PAA1 1COULD~Y 51 NK MY TEETH INTO! 0 l"llBC •NBl°1 lo·. Anq .. h • 0 1<TLA tln<J 1 LO'> A nqt!ltr" 0 MOC T\! 1ABC) l O'. An•wh a • r Ml:J 1c.u· ... 1 ~.1n 0• ... <111 0 M tJ· IV pno I l •1'> Anquh• 10 "{." 1 'AOC I '.,in () .. 'l" W • T T'I/ rh1•J 1 l l'> A,,q .. • '1) r f,QP lV In I I t 1 , Anq• " fl) •<1J[ I IV 1f'!l'>l I > '-n•11·I• • (El 1<.f)Cf TV t Pf.I'>) ~tunt1nq1 11r• U•· 1< h Athv IYe.lklflQ " t h&.tn ~·1101 Nt(;hofu loo1'a th.ltt "'' 1~ OU•llV ~.,. T OMmV •• "'~ IO thf' ~tel '"' '""''"'1''"'"Y w<Qll< y rC:C> tko 0 THE 8ULUVAH8 ,.,..,.,_ T,,_, uno~1 '"' f1Qf'll9'1 Hile ol " '"""'V ~ ~ 11111 dtarVOhJCI f'\y ..., ... , ·~ lokl Lon<t~·~t~ I h i>l'OC .it>~ a " OMQet olltn rn n Ortt1etn1 uo 1n woman a c.IOtPl.nq 10 ti.I tM<.V"d 10'.30 Q) ti> NEWS '1) KlJP'S SHOW 11:00& II fJI} no MEWS 0 NEWlYWED a.AM£ 0 DA VE AUDI AT lAAOE 0111o1e 11 u ~"'O"I Of t~ And the Winner Is ••. CBS by a Nose 'Trial ByTV' Hasted Rv TOM JORY l\lf:W YORI\.. c /\P > It wa ~ anybody'~ met: for :12 wt••:k..-.. anr1 Jim J on"' and Johnny Carson. "The Dukt'S c1f Hazzard" and Ro~rt Redford all figured m Uw ftni~h And when 11 wa!> ov1tr. C BS had ended ABC'!-. three-year n·1.:n a!> the dominant network in pnm<· llm" tclevi-.wn It was tht· closest race in :1 derade. perbaps tn the ht.story of telcv1!-t1on And C RS' victory was by the narrowest po!>s1blt• margin one tenth of a p-1tnt and t•ven then :.ubJcC't to contention by Abe A MARGIN O f' A t •ULL point on the 1979 80 ~a.~n might have meant a difference of $6-0 nulllon rn advertising revenue for the winner CRS and ABC t•ntered the last week o f the season in a dt'ad heat. and both ne tworks threw ;,omc blockbuster programming 1rrto the fina l Sl•Vt-n day period ABC's broadcast or the Academy Awards show was the week 's highest· rdlA!d program. but CBS scored w ith a two -part muusenes. "Guyana Tragedy T he Story of Jim JotlC!> .. Mud~ Trout Win Peabody Awards ATHENS. Ga t A P > H<rhcrl Trout of ABC NclN'> Hoger Mudd of CBS N<'w~ and telev1s1on 1.mldu('(~r Sylvia t'tne Kaye of llcv<'rly Hills have ~n named rcc1p1cnls or the George Fo~ter Peabody b roadcastsnJ( awarcts. the University or Goorgrn has a nnounc.-.d . The awards. i:1vt·n in me mory of Georgia banker and philanthropist George Foster P.ea body. ~nize meritonous service lo broadcasting A BANQUET APRIL JO in New York wall honor the thret-Uldividual winners as we ll as r adio stat.10ns. television s ta tions and networks chosen for 21 other Peabody awa rds Trout was chosen for his nearly 50 years as a broadcast commentator . and Mudd was cited for an mterview with Sen Edward Kennedy Ms. Kaye was honored for he r program. "Mus ical Comedy Tonight.'' en _,_tut•U,_•...;•_ ... ____ _ BAISIOt lfO Of 4~ AHU68!>'iUllfll0Wt14 ...._mt •llR Of 4 1C1M9Y WOii , A lfKT J42..ll!l l Thi• <'hmax C'amc Sunday rught. v.1th "Th<• ~tin!<?" f)(I ARC and a two-hour "Dukes of Hazzard" ~fltctal on CHS. called "Carruval of Thnll'i."' op· pos1tf'1JfW another The CBS show won th&t rontest CBS WON THE WEEK with a rating of 21l 7 to 19 4 for ABC and 13 2 for NBC The networks say that 111(.'Wl.'> in an average prime -time minute d ur· tnR I.he week. 20 7 per cent of the na t1on · !> TV· eqUJpped homes we re tuned to C BS Th.at left CBS. with NBC's assent. cla1m1og the sea.son with an average rati.ng of 19 6 lo A DC'!> l9 5 NBC was third al 17.4. But ABC. which began the season a w eek ahead of the others. called the fm1 s h a "virtual lie," with the leaders neck and neck at 19.S One industry :.ource estimated ABC m ay have poured an extra $1.5 million Ullo the last several weeks of the season . producing extra e pisodes or senes like "The Love Boat" and "Eight is Enough.'' as we ll as a full night.or c hamp1ons h1p week approached Jn ract Dann v.a~ 'BS' ch1t'f programm('r in th(' l:J'll photo r1n1~h j decadt' a~o. v.un by CRS over NBC "You can sum up lht• s t>ason wrth two st.atisllC'8." Daly ~aid "Last year . A RC woo 2~ of the JI wt'<'ks This yrar CRS won 17 or 31 . and ABC 12 And out of thl• 12 w~ks ARC won. twn ~the Olympic~ and two were the World Sent'' "lN ADDmON TO THAT.'' Daly s aid ... la:,t year. ABC had seven of thl· T op JO how' This year, CB.4' had eaght ~ For NBC. the outromc wa:, oot without ho~ 1be networit cut the distance between it.self and tbe leader nearly in hate. and r1gured a 2 percent improvement 1n th rating over the previous seasorl CBS. by the same calculation. improved 5 per· cent. wtulc ABC d1ppt.-d two points boxing March 31. KEBE ABE THE TOP 10 s hO'tlfs for tbe wee k ending April 20. mE SAME SOURCE P UT CBS' tab for Academy Awards . w1tb a rating of 33 7 special programmmg at the eod at about $5.S representing 25.7 milhon homes. ABC : "Gu yan a million. inc luding productio n o f "G uy ana Tragedy. The Story of Jam Jones." Part It, 31.7 or Tragedy .. 24.2 million. a nd "Guyana Tragedy," Part I. 28 9 ''ofMnftt-r Jane AJcxander aids e mot1o nally di s· tw1>ed youngsters in "A Circ l e o f Oilldren" tonight at 9 on CBS. Channel 2. NoMi88 TV As close as it was. CBS was the clear winner or 22 1 million. both CBS . "Olivia Newt.on-John by one important standard. Runner-up to ABC the Special.'' 26 3 or 20 1 malhon. ABC : "Carnival of ~ previous seasons. CBS listed eight or the 1lui.IJ.s.'' 26 or 19 8 m11l1on. and "60 Minutes ... 25 4 vear's 10 highest-rated shows. includiog "60 or 19.4 m.tllion. both CBS. Movie "The Sting," Minutes" to first place a nd "M·A·S·H" fourth. 2u or 19 milhon. ADC. "Dukes of llauard." 22 3 MOBILE. Ala. <A P l ABC's ''Threi!'s Company" was No. 2 for the or 17 million. CBS . "Three's Company," 22 l or The annual America's season. but lbe Ii.st from.then on was notably lack· 16.9 mUUon. ABC. and "M·A S-H." 21 s or 16 4 Junior Miss Page ant mg m any of the sitcom hrts t hat thrus t the million. CBS will not be televised this net~rit mt.o leadership during the 1976-77 s easoo The next 10 programs sum.mer for the Cirsl "Happy Days," "Laverne and Shirley," "Laverne and Shirley.'' ABC. "20.20:· ABC, time si n ce 196 4 . "Olarlie's An.gels." and "Alice" and "WKRP in C1nc1nnat1.'' both Television personality CBS. lhnae-way tie: "Happy Days.'' ABC. "The FA McMahon will be the 1HE MEaE FACT THAT CBS could challentee Jeftersoos." CB.5: "Real People.'' NBC: "Flo.'' master of ceremonies the champion was a surpriae to many lDdus try ob-CB), and "Benson" and "Barney Miller," both for the pageant set for OAKLAND CAP ) Ka 1l)er A I uminu m & Cht>m1cal has accused • ABC·TV of conduc ting "tnal by te lev1sloo " through its weekly news program "20·20 ... The c harge wa s prompted by an April a segment ot the procram. ln which Kaiser WU aC· cused of intentionally marketing unsafe aluminuin house wtrto1. "Those accuaaUona are blatantly wrong, and we cannot allow them to 10 publlcally unchallenged," said Ronald E. Rbody. cor· pontte vtce president ol the Oakland-baaed firm. ABC officials were oot immediately avaUa· ble fOf' comment. Attorneys for Kaiser will demand a retrac- tion (rom ABC. and will m the Federal Com· munlcalions Com · mission to order tbe broadcasting compuy to allow Kalter Aluminum to prelftt its side of the story, ac· servers. ABC broadcast both the World Series In ABC. Juty 1·2. October and the Winte r Olympics lo February. as :::==================:;--------------------well as the Academy Awards last week. mrdinl to Rhody. "CBS obviously has made the most ex· traordinary comeback in the history of broadcast· iog." said TV consultant Mike Dano. a former pre· sident of CBS Entertainment. as the climactic 8£.fiT ACTREs.5 #JEST Oil IGINAL W>NG ...... 'MO' .. -:=:::..~ ~~-=--.,.., _ _,,....,....., ... ZDUI l1t•1-4lll .. ,..,_,._,_. 1'..,,....AWAYOM.Y ••• ...,._.. .... YI • Donald s.thli luad _. S.waw So11wrs ...... the In in tWrty---..... .............. ,._c..1,.. ~I PILLOW CLEARANCE ! 1000 PILLOWS-i NOW50%0FF~ w a: u \11 -..,. ,. , • -.. fll ,-, -• ,,, fl' ..... ·.,, ... -,...-,. ......... -... 1 ... _. ••••• -_. ----.............. , ENTERTAINMENT Actors 'Break' Nft YOlllt <AP) ...... """aC!eM WM °"". ao wbat d1d t U.. atlon do? They wenl Into tbe t net1llborbood bar to t -~ a IHI kul on... -ki1i¥1iAon. t s... .uu nannin& °'' I I tbl6r fee.. ador'I Paul • f Newman and Danny , AWlo •UNed lnto the I Value la -ltar lo t be I SIMb Brau after nlm · lnl a 14*18 for .. Fort Season Ends ... ..._llN.oie 91 llA&Y 'ANIE ~CIU.O Tbt Oraqe co:t;mlbarmoelc Soelety pre· I aentcd tM llnalJN'Olt•m of I.he .at?Js• 14111~0..-..1 PhUharmonlc Orchestra aeries Saturday evenln& In the Santa Ana ffl1h Scllool aiadU.orlum. ,.,_ ______ __. The seuon ended on a h1&h note -specirically "1'0XIS .. i.a o . slnce that was the key ot bolh major WOl'ka · "'SAn.M J .. 111 presented durin& tbe everuna. CAaLO MARIA GIVLINI led hl• 1roup lhrouab a ldtift1 performance ot Beethovea's Sym. · phony No. 2, one of tbe less.often performed works '"DIATH SHIP" ... FOICI OF OHi .. .. , or the coml>()!er'.s nine sympbooies. 1----------1 The orchestra played happily, producing "Del U.U.l•ta" • Apacbe: Tbe Bron I .'• r Thefl"Ofttoflbetav('rn T hepi,re All Anraies has bffn chanlcH to rt>•d the ·'Emerald Bu,·· which, ln ~ script, us where pollce hang out All'W ...... • polished tooes and etrecUve balances. If there was '"THI~" . . ... '"llRAMEa •• KRAMERN Ill orterhoun. Pa.-,t and pn"'ent sturs or thl· Hrouuway musical .. Annie" pose "'"1th canine iwrformer Sandy dunnc u third a nnlversary celebra· uon for the show. From left are Andrea McArdle, Shelley Bruce, Allison Smlth (front>, lht! current star, and Sarah J essica Parker. Touch of Classical Daily >, 10 '>at \u,. -I 2 JO Franco Brusari'? 10 RJJgetVenire . ._,_,,,._, All'OCAl Yll'SI NOW 111 ...... ,, ... , .... wi-• ._., .. _ All THAT IAZZ IS\ e >:• e S:>e e ., .. e , .. IJ __ __, '*-' -~ (Vf , .. ,._ ,,_ --.. 494·1S14 ftM-. .. " .,_,._, 17., 91SO ...,.-··-~ H)OUN' AIOUte'"' ......... -.... ·-'°""MT ' "l[aAMH "' ICL\MEI'" WOATS-7:MA till ,.,,~._.,,..,.,._ '~ll~AWAr ""OllMA IAI" lrGI _, .. _, .. _. APOCAL Yll'SI NOW 1•1 ~ .... OOtN' S0UTM IHI tl'll;;;~..--::::-;:r -,,,_._.. .... _ -· J ,_.," NOTHING n1IONAL1H 1 ~tt•••• PM ~n~itl_~l1~9-~9e!!>~O~j DOWT AHSWll nt1 PMOHI 1111 -,-... -..--. DIA'"'"" Ill ~· .. ""'"' _..,,_n;miP:::T.;;~=;--• .._., ·-· AU THAT IA.111111 rt .. MUVIN CAH WAITIHI ..... , ..• .._ ...... '• .... '0-. Cit~·""' ........ ' ._......,. •• ...,.,,.... a....•-- ""' ..... ,"' IOI !Ht -fMI PllKO IUOIN I .,~, llR :r~l-_,:E:aw~· ·····m WA~'<I '' 11H \ 1 '• ...... c. .... nll CMAM IUN9fll ... ............ aCMM&O•llMLO .... .., ....... ... _ ...... .., ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lee· Oteeked She's No Art Teach£r a lack, 1t was a tendency to plod where lbe sound shoul d have flowed. G1uhru usually treads m ore delicately in these passages, but lbe overall etrect was bright add playful. Vladimir Ahskenazy's performa.nce o( the BEAUMONT, Texas CAP> -The U.S. Postal Brahms F\rst Piano Concerto was also eltjoyable Service may ool think so, but Dolly Sherman but less even. knows there is more than one Lee Meriweather in THE SOLOIST PLAYED correctly but too the United States · ort en lnteUeclually, especially in the romantic The best·known Lee Me riweathe r is the melody of the second movement Sec:t1ons wtuch Conner Miss America who now co-stars on the should have been touching were tedious and didn't television series. ''Barnaby Jones ." But Mrs. fully mvolve the listener. Sherman knows a Beaumont woman named Lee The orchestra laid down a IA.'arm. rich back Meriwether and lakes art lessons from be r. ground which added immeas urably to his MRS. SHE&MAN OWED the art teacher some performance. In fact, at times the accompaniment tuition money last week so s he wrote out a check earned more of the burden than did the soloist Rogerlkxxe rs "ffolkes" rhe mon who b obouf fO SOiie ..,. wortd. and put 1t in an envelope. She a ddressed the en· THE FINALE WAS forceful, though, a nd 1 velope to "Lee Meriwethe r , Beaumont, Texas Ashkenuy played cleanly lb.rougbout the piece. 71706.." There can be no a rgument about bis teebn1cal EDWUDS' ll&ITDl A few days lat~r. tbe telephone rang at the command or lhe music. S.nl.I Ana S40-7«4 Sherman house and a ccording to Mrs. Sherman's ll was the kind of concert which makes sub. EDWMDI' WUT9IOCMl son. Dav1d, the folJowing conversation took place. scnbers eager for next bCason, even as this ooe Giroen Gfove ~-«Ol "This is Lee Meriwea the r.'' tht! caller said. end t>d. A.M.C. OllUll llAU. "Do you know wbo I a m ?" Ow1oe 637 ~o Da~~y~~~~~ MY MOTHER'S a rt teache r ," Arkin, Burnett Team ~':1~.:r:-·m .. "LADY & THI TRAMP"' '"UMIDIMT1ND R .,._ OOOIALL • C•t .. COALMIMH'S I DAUGHTY .. INI "B.ICTltC HOllSINA I "MOttMA aAr "IUAIUHG AW A Y'" IP'Gl r= ------===-' I --ntE JEllk" CRI "ANIMALHOUS~ 'FOOU ... AIOU...0'" '"TGff"' CrG I AU--•Ml'M~Y ---··--~·-"No, I'm an actress on 'Barnaby Jones ·I wa s HOLLYWOOD <AP> _Alan Arkin and Carol 1 P&af.C'S MISSIOll DtltYl-4• =!?Di why she (Mrs . Sherman > sent m e a Burnett will star in "Chu Chu and the PhilJy ~Sa=n=J=ua:=n;::C:=a=po=\t=rc1=no=49=3=4=:~:::;;::!>~==~=======. Flash." to be filmed this summer in San F1'&1\C1sco In a fe w mom ents. D av id und M s . and Los Angeles. Arkin w1U play a down-at·lhe· ( t1 Keeps Meriweather fi gured out what had happened . and heels former baseball player who gets mvolvedSYO 'EY HARRIS., rea ders Ofl the actress volunteered to mail the check back to with an unsuccesi.ful dance 1.D5lructor. Burnell. , . their toes theShermans. ~~~~~~~~~ij~~~iiiiiiiiiii.i~iiij~~~jii;~19!!i~~~~====~~ "When you do, would you also send a n auto · I graphed picture?" David asked. Check and picture arrived Monday. ,. .... SMUnuA BIN !l~~g ._..., IOlfTll COUJ C~~ ... IJ )'6 ]lt I 1.0WUIOS" CllllMA WUf ~"""''"' ·~1 3?3'> UIU:.OllAllG( MAU (J14nge l>J7 03'0 OIWUDI' fCMIWTAlll YAUIY TWttl r wn~ v •tle'f &39 1 '..0I) .... ,,..,ft ... Wtsfltti~llf 191 3693 uwuos· SAOOlluca l ll<WO ~1 ~ -u·· 1111 ~·--AJMT ' -.... U f111t,J .... 1 -.a 1 .. -WOl111t,l .. r11,e" Wall ...... ..., .... 111 ·~ WU.~ .... ...... .... .. avTLOoll' ~ .. .... -..... o llOWruYlllOltff .. •W ,.~.., •caoan••MO• .... • .. ..,.-~-· BBEAKIKG ''BEING • AVAY m THERE" ~LUS .... .,.. "NORMA "CHAPTER RAE" TWO" ._OP, ACM9MYA ..... ~ =jr11 TANMO-""." ........ ""Litt)e . ~~ PLUS "FOXES" ··SITTING DUCKS" (A) _,_,, .. _ , .. , ..... , ... ... , 1 .....•• 11'.••• ..... -1u .... , ... ,,.., ... "FOOLIN' AROUND" ~Ull"Gj ~to.M I I • . . . •• Wednndey, Apnl 23. 1llO • Jn extensive new testing, smokers COIJlf!_ared leading high tar menthols and low tar MERIT MENTHOL. The result: Of the 95% stating a preference,~ out Qf 4 smokers chose the MERIT MENTHOL low taVgood taste combination when tar levels were revealed Kings: 8 mg · 'tar:' 0.6 mg nicotlne-100' s Reg: 10 mg' 'tar:· 0. 7 mg nicotine- • 100's Men: 11 mg "tar:· 0.8 mg nicotine av.per cigarene. FTC Aepon Dec:79 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . ..__ __________ 0PlllllpMorri91.c. 19'0 . ' .. • 1 INSIDE : •Supermarket Shopper •Club ca1end•r •Slim Gourmet •Singles Calendar • • W..w:liw. ~ 23, 1NO Eood · Deroy Day or any other upcoming social happen- , here are two tasty.beverage_s to please guests . Dur1'1 Dc-rby Week In Ktn· Cutk)', fle temperature lii in the .... bl" araM bimmcr1 ln lh ~ sura&ht and th whole coun lryalde • a garden ol tlowenn.: 4ulnre •d opple trees, With JM .Wl1 • ...ieas and fusch1a v1E-1na •ilh tul.is •nd roses ror color The ~tueky Oerby uctut.&lly .. the . "1th i.n henes or 10 races.~ lhe ft rst "'l'l'lt or M 3y ln ChW'9.!U Downs The mnlh race. the 'run ror the roses." ns ll is kf\O'Cl , hab been America's favorite 1orse rac·e for more than 100 lfBrs. And 1t 's our most famous ,porting and socutl event. Wbther s een in person lO tbe boxes r stands. or viewed al ' h ome, l~ derby 1s an ex- travagam.t or color and beauty, and the ahlospher e is electric with excit8lent Southern hoaplta lll> and rharm <'omb ne le> makt' .the &kriowJ four-day week nd an unendi.na round of .iMha ptu·u Breakfast• are hounttful tOUntry lllWlBgt>. With (r1l'd Up plt>S, homi.ny ant.a, hot bm•u1t.. und batttr t.•akcs rovt'r tht> plal· &e rs on Ion& st'rvin~ tablel) Oinnt'nt and late ti uppers ar1.• cptcurea.n fcllS~ BMkcd hurru. aod smoked turkeys arc M.lr rounded by a medley of a<·com panamenls. To be in Kentucky dutll\i Derby Week ls to Cf\JOY Amenca 1l her s tunmg best To a Southerner, the mil.king Of a proper lJballon IS ~!) 1mpor t.a.nt as the contours of a fine horse. Citrus is the perfect foun· datlon for refres hing drinks that complement the banquet foods eer; Cheese ·Ruffs ahead of u can ·tel$x.at ~our party. 011to ungreased baking sbeet3. Sprinkle tops with paprika. BaJcc in t\ot oven (400 degrees) 15 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from balung sheets.and cool on wire racks. Puffs may be stored in airtight container ·for sever a l days When ready to serve, cut top off putrs. Scoop out puf(s and fill with about 1 teaspoon filling. Replace lops and ser ve. Yield · about 12 dozen. . TtJNA FILLING 1 can (7 ounces) tuna, <Jr~ned aad flaked • 3 tablespoons mayoanaise ' 2 tablesPoOns minced stuffed oU~ . wlth1>ut overwhelming the Oavor or tiny . Ucrby Oay Dais y blends s weel·tart canned grapefruit ,.u1 cc with orange juice : highlighted with a scoop ol icy lim e sherbet, 1l 1s as appealing to the tiyc as to the taste . Grapefrwt Julep is a piquant m1it of graperruit Juice with cap- t 1vat1 n g tangerine juice . bUssruu.v cool and invigorating with a perky sprig of mint and a garmsh or fresh strawberries. P u re, naturally s weet citrus JWces have championship style a nd put th ese l w o s uper beverages way out in front. DERBY DAY DAISY l can C 46 ounces) grapefruit JUiee 3 cups orange Juice• 2 ,,., teaspoons grenadine Crushed ice 1 ptnl lime sherbet In a large pitcher. combine grapefruit j uice, orange juice. grenadine and crushed ice. Pour rn lo punch cups, place a s mall scoop or Ume sherbet in each cup. Yield: 10 servings. •or. 1 can (6 ounces> fnneo concC'ntrated oraoge juice. re· cons tituted. GRAPEFRUIT JULEP t can (46 ounces> grapefruit JUICl' 3 <.'Ups langerine JUICE .. 11 'CUP'> g ingl•r ale I', l"Up:. shct-tl strawberries C"ral'k<•d 1c<' ~11nl sprig:-. In a large pitcher. combine g rapclrwl J UI Cc, lan~ennc JWCt'. g inger ale. strawberries and ice. Po ur into ta ll g lasses a nd garnis h with s prigs or mint. Yield :-10 servings •or. 1 can (6 ounces> frozen concenlrated tangerine juice. rl'· constituted. In the race for elegant flavor are Derby Day Dais y and Grapefrwt Julep . 2 tablespOem minced oaioo ~ teaspoon garlic powder ' Generous dub cbili powder Combine all ingredients blend well Plates and Forks Not Needed BAii FILLING 1 can -f4Y.a ounces> deviled bam 2 tablespoons yogurt 1 tablespoon minced green onion Hors d 'oeuvres Appetizers and such Snack Miniature Wleat Germ Cream Puffs, Pizza as Twists can b·e eaten out of hand. ·~ 1 tablespoon minced green pepper • ~ teaspoon dry mus tard Gene rous das h g.r ound gjnger Combine a ll ingredients: blend well Whelhl'r the tn\•1tat1on 1s for hors d"ocuvrl':'I or a full scale dinner. savory wheat germ ap- petizer.; are in demand. The most popular nibbles arc easy to -.-.·rvc and easy to eat out of hand Spinach Salad Gets Ne"' ~t Serve g11ests a different kind of salad. Spinach. < leafy vegetflbl!· that 's been nound since 617 A. D.. takes in a new taste in Curried Spmich Salad . A touch of Eastern Slices gives an an · ln guin~ n avO' and typi cal curry a ccompammflls of <·hopped ap pie. peanuLs ind ra1 s1ns g1v<• 1 spinach 1<, an l'\ cellent :.ource of v1Lam an A and a good 5.ourct of v1taman C and iron. Besides being nulrll1ou:. spinach 1s lov in calories Tht• :iwcet 'n sour lress1ng, featuring m aple flav1red syrup and :.au teed chicken, can be prepared the day befo-e for quack a!:> l)e mbl ~ t l l' nc•x t et a:, Economical curkl'O acquires a unique flavor from sautein~ 1n the 01 1 and soysaucc mixture CURRIED SPINACH SA LAO DRl::SSJS(; ~cup vegetable oil 1 2 c up maple flavored syrup 1 2 c up c1dl•r \'lnegar I tablespoon instant minced om on 1 teaspoon curry powdc·r 1 teaspoon prc•parc·d mustard 1 , tea ... poon :;alt :? \\hnle cha<·krn brea<.t~. honed. s kannf'd, cut intn th10 strip~ :! tablespoons vegetable ml 2 tabl<•spoons soy s auce 6 cups firmly packed lorn :.pinach t cup chopped tart apple • ~ t:Up peanuts '"' cup raisins For dressmg, combine all in· gr ed1cnt s in blender container !"n\'C'r ; blC'nd about 15 seconds or until '>'t.'ll bl<'nded Chill at least 1 hours nr on·rna ght. as desired. \I akcs about I '.1 c ups drcssmg. Fnr s pinach sala d , saute <·h1cken an combined oil a nd soy sauce ove r medium-high heat until thoroughly cookei;I, dram. Cover , chill al least 1 hours or overnight. as desired. Combine spinach and 1 cup dressing m large bowl : toss lightly. Davide <,p1nach m1 xtun• onto 4 dinner plates. Arrange ~4 or chicken a nd 1 1 c up apple over each: "Prinkle with 1 tablespoon each peanuts and raisins. Serve im- mediately walh additiona l dress· ang , 1( desired. Store remaining dressing in lightly covered con· Laaner m refrigerator. Makes 4 serving!> Olried Spinach Salad has touch of Eastern spices. ' -no nl'(.'<i to bother "1th plates and forks Thc thn.•t• handsome pickups featured he re are a good example. Try them with iced sangna for summer parties and cas ual cntcrtam1ng 1\1 inaature wheal germ cream puffs filled with a l)hrtmp and wheat ~erm maxtun· arc elegant and 1mprl•:-.s1vc The• pastry madl' from equal amounts of flour and wheat germ has an at· t ractive appearancl' and navor For convenience. thr shells l'&n be baked ahead , then rilled JUSl be fore sc•rvang Other fllkct hors d OC'UVrt'l> art> bat e s1u• p1uas T hi" version fl'a tures a ~he at germ and s ausage mixture heaped on wheat germ pablry rounds Top the muu pizzas with cheese and run under the boiler to become hot and bubbly. A~ain , these mav be asS<'mbled ahead . lhen hea.ted at serving time Thi rd. there a re the c risp "h<'at J?erm cheeS<' t '>' 1sts. The rich combmalion of Parmesan cheel)e, butter. wheat germ and flo ur b akes up int o t ender . J!<>lden pastry Just follow dtrec· lions for culttnl'! and twisting the dough. MINATURE WHEAT GERM CREAM PUFFS '~ cup butter 1 cup wate r '·•teaspoon salt !\" cup flnur :i,4 cup wheat germ, regular 5 eggs Shrimp Herb Falling. Cul butter mto pats a nd heat with water ln a large saucepan until blatler melts and m ixture comes lo a boil. Reduce heat to low. Stir in salt and nour. Cook. s tirring constantly until mixture leaves sides or pan and ronns a ball. Remove from heat. Stir m wheat germ. Add eggs one al a time. bealt.ng until smooth after each addttion. Drop by level tablesooons 1 i,., inches apart on· to ligbtly greased baking s heet Bake ln 400-degree oven ror 10 minutes. Reduce beat to 350 degrees and continue baking 15 minutes or until light golden brown. Remove lo wire rack to cool. Make a slit io each puff and insert about 1 tablespoon Shrimp Herb Filling. Makes 4 dozen puffs. SRlllMP HERB FILLING Combine in cup wheat germ. l cup dairy sour crum, 1 cup chopped shrimp <fresh or c1nned), 114 cup chouped creen onion. 2 t1blespooos dry vermouth or milk, "' teaspoon dill weed. Makes enoueh filling ror 2 dozen puffs. Hors d 'oeuvres can be assembled ahead of time. WHEAT GERM PIZZA AP· PETIZERS Wheat Ge rm Pas try Rounds t (8-ou nce ) can tom ato sauce 1: cup vacuum p acke d wheat germ. regular 11 ~ ounces pepperoni, finely chopped cabout Y.i cup) 1.-z teaspoon oregano leaves. crushed •2 teaspoon basil leaves. crushed 1 ~ teaspoon garlic sail 4 ounces s hced Monterey Jack cheese Prepare Wheat Germ Pastry Rounds. Mix toma to sauce wtlh wheat germ. pepper oni. oregano, basil and garlic ·s alt. Spoon about 2 teaspoons mixture on top ol each pastry round. Cut c heese slices into 24 small squares. Place one on each ap- petizer . Place on ungreased bak· ing sheet. Broll 2 to 3 minutes or until cheese melts. Serve warm. Makes 2 dozen appetizers. WHEAT GERM PAST•Y ROVNDS Cut v. cup butter into ~ cup flour until m ixture looks like fine meal. Stir in v. cup vacuum packed re«Ular wheat senn. li(ia teas~ tliyme and S teaspoons water. Work lighUy with rort to form dough. Roll out on lightly floured s urface to "ii-inch thick· ness. Cut into 24 rounds wit.ti 1 :\4 · i och cutter. Place on un- g re ased baking s heet in 425· degree oven for 4 lo 6 minutes or until golden. Remove from bak· ing sheet. Cool on rack. WHEAT GERM SNACK l'Wl.STS lf.z cup grated Parmesan cheese ~cup butter. softened Y.a t easpoon marjo ram leaves, crushed 1/4 teaspoon ult :v. cup wheat germ, regular ~~cup flour "4 cup water Beat cheese with butter, mar- joram and salt. Mix in wheat • germ , flour and water to form a · dough. Do not overmix. Divide dough in half. Roll one portion at a time on U1btly noured surface Ink> 16 " '6-inch rectangle. Trim edges. Cut crouwiae with sharp knife or pastry wheel into ~ ba· ch strips. Place on unireued baking sheet, turning ends ~ each strip in opposlte cli.reetloM to baa a twtat. Bake ln 4CJt. ..._ 0"9 for 7 tot mm-.• .W..-.beeln~ brown. JIU. llbrM5henappetlzers. 4 DAILY ptl_OT FOOD Fats And Oils. Are Sauce Villains Did )"OU know ll'Ult the ~le tow.I for ~anned .w-boUled •P•lb~Ut .. aa~ can be.~ blah N aao Hlori• a euplut 6<>unee can tomato paifr l "• c~ water or Llllclllutad fal·aldmmed brolh /W eYllL~depeocliAa on lbe brand' Tbe vlllalll ii added rata andoUt. V OU really don 'l need (•t or oll to make a .vory 1pacheU.I tauce •. • lhe ~al n not·makers a.re the tomaloea, \lbk>nl,,,arllc and btrbl. . y t'l very few, it any. commer~l•l 1pa1hem auc•• arc m a df' without the unn ._,d•d a•ded fat. And I•"' N nned tpapetU au(' s h•t calorie lnformahon on lh•lr labels. Today. I'm Qolna to tell you how to makt' ~paab..-tU sauce that·~ ..i.tm ost MS tH1sy a s openlng·the can kind. Jt 's easy becaus~ &all you have to do t::. opell two cans and add your own seasonings. l lo 3 le••POODI drled bull or plaaa U<lalnl Opltoaal ~ t•upoaa amtaat 1erllc Optional. 3 t1ble1pooa1 Instant onion omblne and mix wtoll. Co'""'r ind •lmmer 15 lo 20 mlnute1 • unt'over and 1lmmer untJl t.hlek Ow' coolt In a prto sa ur e c ook e r acc o r dtna t o rn1 nur ac turer 'a d lrt <'tl o n ~ 7 t o 8 mlnut.al rve o~r hot dra ined pasta. Makes r o ur 6 t'rvlng s , 11 pprox lm a t e l y 8 5 <'~l orll'~ ~aeh caauee only>. · WITH WINE th:pluet! \I• cup of the w•\er or broth with dry white or red wine. The bas is of this speedy s paghetti sauce 1s ca nne d s t e w e d tomatoes <which contain m an ced onions, celery ; ·:.i nd sliced tomatoes) ·: plus .... canned tomato : • 1>aste. You can make it ~·:.is oniony, garlicky and ! ~ ..,picy as you want with . t he addition o r dried WITH MUSHROOMS -Add •·ounc e can s li ced mu s hrooms, undrained . Adds S calones per serving. WITH CHEES E - Add 2 tables poons g rated e xtra·s harp R o mano . Add s 15 calories per serving . . onion. garlic and herbs. LAZY MEAT SAUCE LAZYLOW·CAL SPAGHE1TI :· SAUCE :\•pound lean , fat·trimmed beef round hamburger ingredients fo r Lazy S paghe tti Sauce ;~ 16-ounce can stewed ~· lomat.oes •• ·: .. :-' • ,., •• ~ Red Tides Are Spring Warning Ounng late spring, s ummer or fall, patches of brown to red color appear in the ocean or bays along the California coast. These reddish a reas appear suddenly and last from a few days to a few months. Tht•y arc commonly called red tides and are ('<J U!:-t·d by the presence of matllons of tiny one~ 1·1•ll<>d organisms c::tlll'd d1nofl:.igcllates. Many p<:oplt• who g<1lht·r dam-;, mu~sc+, .ind O\slcrs from Callfurnt .. 1 '> coust.al water hl'IH'\l' that red tides c:.i usc shdlfash to become 1>111.,onous. but according to Robert J Price . ... t•afood l<'Chnology spN·aahst at th<' University ot C .. d1fomw. most rL-d t1dl'S :Jrc h;;irmless There an· hundreds of dinofl agt-llate "PL'C'll"><> but the only one known to produce a poison harmful to man ..,cldom a ppears in • <'.il1forn1u n •d t1d('s Th ts !:-p<·cu:s G:m11aul.o.x rolanella for rea H>ns not comph:tcly understood, does not ha rm hcllfish yet the shellfish can poison other .. mmals, including man. The extremely powe rful nerve poison can ('3Use temporary paralysis and even death 1f t'nough 1s consumed to paralyze the breathing mechanism Red tides do ser ve as a warning that the i.hellfas h mtghl be poisonous, however the absence or a red lade does not mean shellfish a re sare to eat. Shellfish gather their food by filtering dinoflageUates and other planktonic or· ganisms out of la rge quantities of waler and can consume enough Conyaulax cataneUa to become poisonous even when a red Ude is not visible. Alt.hough Conyaulax cataneUa makes a rare appearance. there may be enough present orr the California coast from May to October 31 to ma ke ~.ome shellfish hazardous to eat. D..uing this time, says the Cooperative Ex· tension scientist, mussels may be particularly dangerous since the entire mussel ls eaten as it comes from the shell. Clams and oysters have also been associat· Ml with poisoning but to a lesser extent. Since th poison accumulates in the dark digestive gl md, only the white meat of clams should be e1.ten. Abalone, crab and shrlmp do not feed on plankton so there is no danger of poisoning from them . The Department of Health imposes a quarantine on all mussels in California from May 1 to October 31. Although a few illnesses due to poisonous shellfish occur every few years , they have occurred only when the quarantine has been violated. All shellfish from California's coastal waler can be safely gathered and eaten during the re- ma ir.ing six months, November through April. Commercially ha rvested oysters, clams, and mussels are sold in California retail stores and restaurants throughout the year. These shellilsh are raised and harvested un· der federal and state regulations designed to ensure that only safe, nontoxic shellfish are a va ilable. Price says Stir-frpng Up In Popularity Stir·frying, a healthful cooking method • common in oriental countries for centuries, is • becoming popular in the United Slit.es, accord· -·Ing to the Callfornla Dietetic A11ociation • <CDA>. Orange County Diltrict. • The method consists of fast frying thin : strips of meat, poultry or rJ.Sh with a variety of : fresh vegetables in a small amount of oU. Moel • sUr·fry rectpea call for smaU amounts of protein : ·1oodt and laree amounts of vegetables. • Thua, the end result ta a salllfylng, low· • calorie main course that combines vitamin and : mlneral·ricb choices from tbe meat group and • veaetables and fruits 1roup of the rour fOOd : •roupt -milk, meat, ve1etables and rruits, : bread.I and cereals. : ,. Wb1Je a bowl-shaped wok ls the tndlUoaaJ • ... aUr·fry utensil, a heavy lklllet wlU deliver tbe same dellciOUI re1uJtt, HYI CDA. pray a noo·tllck I <'I~ trypan or lar1e 1ltlllet with cooklna apray. Spread the mHt In a ahallow layer. Cook over moderate flame wlU'I no fat added, until und raldt I• bro wn Break lnto 1mall chunk• a nd turn t o bro wn ~venly Oram and discard 11ny m elted fat. C ombine 11a u ce lngredimU and add to the sltUlet. Lower h4''1t lo a simmer. Cover and simme r 20 minutes. ,~,Safeway f 11 . Burritos II ~ , Buy One I 11 S -0 1 P~g £•i ! Sof•woy 8vrn 1.,., I .. ' Get One f,.... ·~ I . Uocover and eclllUnue to almmtr untll aauee 11 thick. u add1Uoaal 5 to 6 mlnuMI. <Serve over hot drained 1pa1betU.J Malt 1 six aentou. approximately UO calories eacb <sauce only >. Three.quarters c up lender.cooked p a ahelll adds 115 calorlea L.UYCHICKEN I CACCIATO•E 2 frying c:blokens, cul up (about 4 pounds> lnaredienll for Lazy Sau Cf> 1'rlm ~hicken of fTlng .tpray. Brown lhe meal fitl Arrofl(io chlckt'n with no fal added onr akin·alde up In fl slnale hlatt h at. <Or pl•ce the lfl)'Or tn a shallow l)an. meat ln a brolllng pan Sllp under the broller under the broller. Broll. unlit akin la crlJp und clOSt! to hut source. we ll ·rendered ol fat. turnlna lo brown Pour off all melled rat. evenly.> Discard melted Com b i n e a a uc e fat, Combine HUce ln1r~dlenta and m ix lner ed1ents and pour well. Pour over chicken. ·over the browned roast Cover the pan with foll in a Dutch oven. Cover and bake In a preheated and simmer over very 42S·dt!ifec oven 30 to JS low beat untll meat ts minute•. Remove foll very lender, about 2 and and continue to bake one·half to 3 hours . chkken. butlng often, Check arter the first until uuee ts thick and hollr and add water to chicken Is tender. lbe sauce. if necessary. Makes eight servings, Or . If necessary , 230 calories each. s immer uncovered to £AS'V SICILIAN POT reduce sauce. aOAST To ser ve : remove 4·pound lean boneless meat from sauce anct round pot roast slice very thin. Spoon ln1redlents for Lazy sauce over slices. Ma~ea Sauce e I g h t s e r v l n g s . Spray a large Dutch app roxim ately 345 oven with cooking calorieseach. ~e·e ~r ellence to tell cc;om'*''" wn.tt you, thlt GONU ~Iv ~ l0t l11 tllt P'~l'You buy .~1• lafl01 'I llf')INM 9lmmle'tl. No one wlll Mil you anytlllno. Tiie NllfoMI Pllnlt-1• •legitimate~ f....oll ~ JN1C _.,. lec1'"'9under11and~bet-'«,10 -OM clO a ,o0 1t1 "mno '°"' need9. Al • petl9I ~ you wlll be ..., ~ 'lfNI Of)lnioft Ofl Pl'OOllCte. OOC..IOftllty, you'll be MUii to t•t produota and 1,1a ii-wt\111 you tlllllil of them. II'• thll a1mp1e. To 1001Y ~IP. tual fill out and mlll l~I• ad. '-*nbaf, 11 wUI ~ llDWno-We Wlfll 'fOl//I ~ ftOt .,._ ~· ....... ,,...,,,. AOdfHI e Alto, p4eeM cMctl w?ll()h of the IOllOWtng llfQOUct• ~ pufc;NMd In 1"9 PMI JO Olyl . u Coll.. 0 Halt 006ort11g rJ Cemeta Fiim U 0oo f<ood u. Opeti.s a Mero-Me 0 0'9Ctl "9<e INI you underetend not all 9'>Pflcama .-.c:ted. !'<>-P'MM ..,., tN• llOC)llcatloll l<Jdey 10 · THE NATIONAl. SURVEY PANEL PJl. BOll175 El.MSFORD, N.Y. 106ZI . ....... . u. ..... . Imperial Margarine Minute Maid " Orange Juice ,, Krispy ' Crackers Cvbtn 69C --~~ ' Chicken Noodle Soup ~= Siov, ... ~1 " t:-:::::'"'1 c-. ... Liquor And Wine! ...... ....._ .. u-....IW...,.. 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CHOICE BEU _ _., h ............ H• US 0 lo. OIOICI ...... , .... """' ...... ,.,,.. "-'"' ..... -. ............... ....,.,..._ GUARANTUD °"'_ .. ,_ ..................... u '0" OtOl(,f .. ~, o...My I.-................................... ...._,"' ... _,..,...._. __ ....... _...,""- Beef Rump Roast ~§~2'' Beef Chuck Steak -~~1·· Lean Beef Rib Steak •=!.1• ~~= !~~ ~~"~!._ .. •1•• ~~~.·~~~~-·-· ... -..... 99• !.'!!~~-!!~ .. ~~ ........ •17• ~~!~.!.!.~~.~~ .............. ~99• c ........ I , ..... y ·--.... 11. ~ ~··· ::: ·~··· ::w.r·.;::. 35c eoch 1 1 sc Anjou Pears 111 &v~w-.o- Yellow Onions us "° ·~'-'-*'· 25' . Delicious Apples ~ fllld ~!illllt Red Potatoes us .. ,_,_~ Navel Oranges 5-'.,.., .., t.-.o • 25, Garden Hose Scallfll" _ 5nu • .....,_v~,··~ __.. ~-- Grapefrurt ... !loot 5 .1!_89, 6-tnc:h Oieffenbadtla _ ,390 ..... ... ........... klrlb .. c."at>I - Fresh 1!'..!!ngoes ~'::t~. ll~~il""' .. 11111!• 2$ .. h..,, ·-··· CatFoocl ....... e if 4 .~'I Fro:aen Food Buys! ..... Spinach v ........ . •C-. .,_ •O.-...... ~-1 SS we ·~~1 $~~69C • ~~ ~~~t~~s11e m; !';_e~Rol!, .. :1i '1" • c,t•t:t:: __ ·~~..:. '2" -~~ ~ . ~ 59c L, SAFEWAY ~~::.--..i~s.r.=.~-,..-. ............. .............. ..,. .... c...e.......,.w.-.... . ........ ..,.............. . ...... ,...., ............. •IHI S.. ....... s.t.AM •A"-•t1'11.,1... ........ • 14417c.t.w• .. •w ..... ....... ..... ...,._....._ __ ---· ...... __ ..... _....,. ____ .,. ____________________ _ W.111 , ...... ,. ~oking _SehooI ··Guide e1c:icrev laowN8TONE •:m6cereflllw .... ...., bere'rnothtnc-new about aom1 to a cookln1 achoof. There wu a f a mou s o n e I n Philadelphia over 100 years ago that people nocked to. Now culinary classes are so prolific that a "Gulde t.o 1:1.S. Cooking Schools"b y Judith Bell was publlabed receoUy. It list.a cooking schools in each section or the United States a nd In- cludes about 100 recipes. Beca use the a uthor runs a cookinf school in M inn e apo i s . s h e became interested in s imilar unde rtakings. "Then," as sbe writes. "it became an almost in· s atiable c uriosity to know more about the s c h oo l s a nd t h e s p e cia l tie s of th e teachers." She collected lnl ormatloa t.broud let· look foi' ln cboollnt a tera ~ pbnM calk. --1ldq clau. Now ~ iMU _boj)es Lydie 11" eminently her Guide may serve as quatlfled to make aucb a atlmwua to travel. 1u11esUona becau.e abe waa "annolnted" by pre· • ... n 1n BEING away fr om home seems to awaken all the seMes. and you are oft.en ready to learn some thing In a nothe r setting that might seem mundane or boring at home,'' she says. ''But remember, a prophet ls often without honor ln his home ter- ritory -and the same is true of cooking schools and teachers, so we can also learn from those close to home." Miss Bell's Guide does not "atte mpt to make j udg ments about the quality or any school." So I u ked my friend. Lydie Pmoy Marshall of "A La Bonne Cocofte: · wha t a person should 1U1loua critle1. She runs the best French cookfn1 school in New York City. The followin1 polnta sum up Lydie's counsel: -BEFORE YOU join a cookin1 class, think ov e r wh e th e r a pa rticipation or a de - monstration class will best suit you. If you choose a participation class. find out whether it is s ma lJ enough for ln· dividual attention. -The teacher shOul d be mainly e>«upied with helping students learn rather than primarily mterested ln showmg orr his or her skills. -You should feel at .... in tbe dMI. '.,,. teaeber mould~ you to tMo&MI' •• ... -44 and lmow • ...., •••• .,,..;._~· name. The ambl .. H 1bould be aUl'adl¥e Ad 1UmulaUq. • -Flrat·elHI i~e dlenll lhouJd be blel. Be wary ot any 1ttmp. lna to cut expeme. • -Encoura1em .. t ra ther than crltlcl1m should be offered, R•· tience rather than ir· ritablllty. Student.a' m'-· t akes shouJd be accept- e d a s I e a r n l 9.g experiences from which everyone ln the clafs ca n benefit. -Emphaals should be not qnJy on skills and pr inciples, but on de- ve loping good taste. "Judith Bell's Guide To ·u .s. C o o ktn·g Schools" costs S6.95 and is pubHsbed by Dorn Books. CREAMY QUICHE LADEN WITH ASPARAGUS Sprin_§ Means Asparagus (?c:::x::>OOc::JO c::x:Jc:::::Jc::Jc:::::J ~ ~~--1· • . '" ~ ruuttions ••• . . ..,~ ............ ·-----' summer silape-up Coming May 28 & 2 9 in the Daily Pilot and Coast Life Summer brings a seasonal se t of i mporta nt needs and goa ls to Orange Coas t r esidents. Those inc lude shaping up the body, hom e and pat io ; mak ing t ravel or r ec r ea t ion plans; buy- ing new equipm ent for summer fun -and es pec ially the new f ashions. The Da ily Pilot a nd Coast Life w ill help Or ange Coast peo- p le with thei r summer goals in a s p ecial m agazine, "Summer Shape-up," coming M ay 28 & 29. Advertiser s reserving space in "Summer Shape-up" before M ay 15 m a y ha ve a story or photo on their product or se rvice prepar ed by Daily Pilot special sections st aff. D o n 't miss th is special chance to r ea ch 106,000 Orange Coast sum m er households and 350,000 readers. Cal I 642-4321 today and ask for Display Advertising. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 .J start at your dinner table. "FOr a limltecl Hme you can save $3.00 on ankQ; the decaffeinated coffee wHh greal taste!' "Thri?f" dollars 1sn'1 ~ome1h1ng you con save r::v0 ry do I "So. I ~now you'll hurry to your nc.'Orc~I store to u5e these coupons to •ri 1e on SOnl(.o· Brrind Decoffe1noted Coffr-..: "You um depend on SonKJJ' Brand to ,,.. you ~n 0/ th•.: del1c1ous taste of real roHet: without worrying about coff e1 n HAnci 1 's the only decoffeinOTed cof- 1'"'<· 1hot 9'VP'> fOU the delicious 1os1e of lrc:.1on1 Or the fresh aroma and greo1 'O<tr~ nf ~re1 ze-Dr ed "vVh1d f'cJPr onr:: you like best, there's no bf·n•:r t1rn,., to en1oy and save on Sank.a· Brand The 100°,o real coffee rl-io • 9/ , coff e1n-lree." -ROBEH YOUNG I See derolls below) r----------------------,,. . .of., .... , Two $1 .00 coupon refunds and two so• coupons below add up to a big $3.00 savings. Get the two $1.00 coupons when you send in this certificate with two proofs of purchase by May 18, 1980. ••• ' .c .1 \ •" ... ,.._...,,.. .. ,,...,..,"""', t.1• ""'" "'..,-... I ,, , • .J( *'!"""' f••l •• , r .... , , J ~ ,, ~' • r ....... , ~, • ~U • ._,,. <Y'.....,.lffl\'l '-1' ,. I ,101 l'l'ftolf .. lt ~Plitt'' f' ll*#ro t •' )'""'1 "V• I ml)j ft•l,t_,,,~•_..j • ",.,. 1 ,,,..., , •", 1 '""'v tV... llvho '~' nd r-~' I!' P"'•"~ I If you wait longer, you'll only get a $1.00 coupon. • w.ca~.~· a. 1110 FOOD Get 'Cultured'. With Daily Dose Of Yo~ Yoeurt LI DOt only a wbll.el wlta uum-.ot--• ... l•,...t&n.c~ with NfHtlmifly tool and tartar uaUJ aoft P9ak• lemoa 101.urt to the ~."::.C:9':i: tola form : .,.._Uy a4tll \"a batt«. o.tl1 fold lo tbe CUP'ol the 1qar 1 beaUnt e11 While mixture. mot-~--IMeldall tnd. eu1•aally wttil whilff Pow ln'8 1 IMttteNCI · M a a ., .to c t. o r.--= M"e ettfl-tt-tlteh hllMt ,..... 11a11_-..._ ___ _ By June Roth l -.,..buUer cboe11811 • ..W l eup IUIU' ~ cup ebopptd 2.... ..~ .. l .... pooa vanWa PNbut cw. to -1-..., now , c1e1r-. To mu• crwt. ~ twpooa bakiq eomllbll 09111Mal, flour. pow~u-salt 1u1ar lad nit: IUJ' In _. mel.S bulWr UDtll well tuapo0a bUins JD heel. Preu 9nto IOda bottom of a l ·IDch ~mlMDd • daU1 doee In • H~rite bowl. for 15 k> IO mlnulet. Caol of yo1urt aloa1 wlth c r eam tb• butur . 1n th e pan f o r 10 •u~c medh:atJon to a r a d u a I J y a d d mlnua., then turn out ~ tM flan ln the remalnint t "" c up• on 1 rack to flnl1h illlatme tUt la po1albly 1u1ar, beatlnf until coollnt. Maku 12 thltroyed by th e . fluffy. Beat n •11 H rYlnp. l c up unc ooked oatm('al \14 teupoon ult · 1 cartoe <I-ounce) balda1 paa. Bak• 10 e ta & I e 1 pp o on 1 cott ... navored yoprt • mtaua.. Remove from antlblodc. T1'e ancient yolk•. lemon peel and YOGVaT aaOWNI ••thod ol makl na t.-mon JUlre Add flour CRUST: ~cup nour \'I cup brown l'i!llr butlfr, melted 2 aquar-. u ounce oven and Mt utde. • FILLING: each) un1weetened To make flllln1 10eurt WU to I l milk ferment al warm WID~,..tun.. IN IHI. whe n th ~1 1 Uur m et hod or Mllln1 milk destroyed 11\0tit ot lhe bacteru1, Ur t;Uc Mtt<'hn11loff. thf lituuian bacterlotog1st who wo rked t or th · P ast e ur Ins titute In Pa r is, lsolatfd the tY..o ba c t e r ia s tra l n . l..actobaclllus bulgar1cus a " d St r tpt ococc u s tb e rmo phllus . that l'tllt ure yogurt. T hese d es irable bacteria were returned to the · milk by s tirring an a s mall a mount of yogurt from aA earlier batch. Tbe bacteria permits the yogurt to ferment ::ind develop its soft t e x ture and tangy ffuvor. Dr. Metchnlkoff also p roved t.bal yogurt has properties that are v a luable in tre ating i'ntesllnlll disturbances. · Some manufacturers add starchy fillers to make the yogurt have the consistency or a isudding or s oft ice q c a m . • It's important to read t·h e yog u r t l a b e l <!li refully lo find out ~x a c ti y w h a l l h e 1agred1ents are : many tiave a high a mo unt or sllgar added in the form ,. °f fruit jams and Jellies. t.PLAIN yogurt has ;:d>out 1SO caJories per 8 O'U n cc c up w h 11 e fla vore d yog urt can hllve up to 270 calorics ~cause or the additions t9 Lhc natural iroduct •You can m ake your olt. n vogurt at homt· with a)l t' I l· c t rt c yogur t m <.t k <' r . u s 1 n g a r 4, m m c r c• 1 a I p l a 1 n )Og urt as t he starter afHI t.hl•n ::.avmg a s mall aprnunt of l'i.lt h hatch you makt' to at•l a::. the s lti rtt·r for the next batch. :Yo u mu s t u se a product that 1s marked "natura l yogurt"' to be s Q re that the bacteri a c ta llure has not bee n d f '>lroycd du ring the m anufacturmg. . Y og urt us ually i s made from part sk im m ilk :md IS, the refore hl g h 1n p r ot e in a nd cAl<.'1um. Many persons ~ho c an't drink milk b<'('ause they have a lactose intolerance find llfat they can cal yoJ!urt bf cause of the enzyme ail•on that has changed t ~c na tu r e or th e product. 'Dieters also find that a: f e w teas poons o f y bg urt s pooned over s ome fresh fru it c an m a k e a t o.o ths o m e d essert without adding lbe h igh calor ies o { c team. It can be U!:.Cd in place or h i g he r c a l o r lcd m ayonnaise for potato salad dressings a nd in half mayonnaise ha lf y o g urt m ixtur es for other vegetable and fish sala ds. STRAWBERRY BANANA CUP Fresh slra wberncs Sliced banana Coffe e fl av ore d yogurt Chopped nuts .Assemble berries and sUced banana in sherbet g la ss es for as many SC\r vings desire d. Top wi th 1 t a bles poon cbillled coffee flavored y o g urt . S prinkle . cbopped nuts over all. •LEMON YOGURT • POUND CA.KE . 2~ cups all·purpose neir •: 1 teaspoon baklng SOflaf: ~teaspoon salt 6 egp, separated • v. teaapoon cream o~rtar • · 2 cupe sugar ..J; 1 cup butter or .,_etabte lhortentnc · 1 tablespoon grated l•on peel • r. 2 tablespoons lemon Julee i: 1 c u p le m o n flPVOred )'OIUrt j eat oven to 350 d reel. Combine nour, b tnc soda and salt; St4 ulde. Beat eac STATIR BROS. FRllZIS PRICIS ON OYIR 200 POPU1 AR NATIONAL BRANDS FOR A •OUR·WllK PIRIODI ............. ,Mell •UMNl•WAUnlllAP ..-aa .... .., I CHUN KING. CHICtlEN, aoF. POftK ()fl OflfEHT Al s 1 • 9 ·CHOW 111111 .............. 42-0Z. ~-8£TlY CROCt<EA •RE.ADY TO SPREAD • 9 VARIElltS s 1 09 ~FROSTING . . . . . .. 1u-0z. • LA PINA s429 FLOUR ................. 2H8 I DASH . FOR LAUNDRY . KINO SIZE 5321 . DETERGENT ............... l~Z. ·I WHIT£ KINO D. FOR LAUNDRY • KINO SlZE 51 ,, I DETERGENT ................. 72-0L I cL011ox 13c 'BLEACH ........................... 12.0Z I "A"'"'c SOFTENER 525, /FlllAL TOUCH .............. 86-0Z. I CAllEFREE s 112 PAllTY SHIELDS ..... )M:T. • STAYFREE •REO s21• '"MINl.P ADS ..................... ..CT. Low Frozen Food Prices POTATO DINNER FRIES Olll-I .. ,~ 99• SHOESTRING POTATOES -.. 1 ... -69c ONION RINGERS OllLCIA I •M>L 71 c EGG ROLLS :: .. -1)!1 ... ,_ I . .oL 79c CHICKEN POT PIE ..... or.aw• ..• .... • . .•. ..•MIL 49c HADDOCK .... °' ...... t ,,4L s1 1 • TORTE CAKE ~,·~C.All 1 .. ,,~, s2•• TORTE CAKE ru=.t:.:., .. I ,.,Ml, s2•• POUND CAKE =:'~(, I !MIL s1 11 ORANGE JUICE WMO\f-I •M>L 89• ·~· BASii TUB 'N $105 TILE CLEANER~~~ llODORIZING $136 ClEAtll ,.o, SPRAY $167 •SllfrllT ·~ fi L. _88c Nawi • .... Mltdl otm ---.. ... - --..._.,, .. '"" ......,..,.._ .. ..._ .............. ......, ...... ,_.., .,. .... -. .................. ._ .... ._.. .. ...... .......... ..,,.-.41., .................. ' ..... (' .. (•--,.....,.,,_.....~ ..... , .... ...,"'...._....,., .. .,.,,.,.,. .. _.u•..._ .... , ...... -... -· .... " ... ., .. RIB ROAST SLICID BACOll $ f oi9 LB. 11-0Z. PKG, 99c EA. PRUNE JUICE ~, t . . . . ..01 ggc LEMONADE MIX •nootfTM( '! ,,o, s214 MINERAL WATER ~~:~·:""·! ll-Ol 77c PORK & BEANS . ., .. , \ e .... , 95c TOMATO PASTE (() .. ,~ .. ": e .,., .. 54c TOMATO SAUCE (f>'<I•-· • ... ~, 29c I ... TREESWEB $109 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE :.:." OI' "'"°, ~WEET R~~LSH VlA~ ! 1001 49: LWlMs ~~°".-:ro • .~, 1s H w MEIN NOODLES c:~POU ~ 57c VE ETABLES ~=·.:i.. I ~, sac .; WORISESHSBIONNGE •<><AL · ""1 ..... """'..,. 53c -• flUOCH ()l ANTI f REUE ..irnOM ! ,,~ s419 MINUTE MAID ~~~~=' P\INC" t ...01 75c ORANGE JUICE Yll.., ... , t .. ~, sl.53 COOKIES ~~..'nc• I 11-01 Sl.59 I DAD'S J109 ROOT BEER :'a"='.:::-"°::" H ' BllF LIYIR 99cLB ("l'IMAIOC• • ........... ,r OOt.Ol" D( t ~ .. 29c l8 CANTALOUPES l &PC( • )Wll I • 'i1Hl A >'f 37c lB ...... \•-·'......... . ... .,. ORANGES , ............ '. . ... PEARS "' .... •'\tllJ11"--0• .. ONIONS e Liquur. lfr1•r 8: U int• :iµecia /$ I -rQ000•4ll •to...s•'1 .. lJC;l'HM.aC•C£Pf \O-.l••OIU FALSTAFF BEER c-. .. FRANZIA WINE--~-O'I--.... SEBASTIANI WINE :: =":'~om. ... -. AMERICAN WHISKEY -· -TIN HIGH IOUllON -·-111 AMERICAN WHISKEY .u-•cao- SMIRNOFF YODU "lOIAM• ..... -. 11.39 ···'"'-11.99 ·-,_.._ 12.49 .-. •a.49 . .• -. 19.19 ""'" 111.19 "~ 19.69 In coope,.tlon with P'"ldent Carten req""t to cwt> lnfledoft, Stater Bro.. Martcet1 Na lr~•n lhe prlc• on °"" 200 popullr national brendt during • four-week price ffeen. FOi ,out OM- ••nlence, tll Items wlll be potted In ell the 1torM fOI the .dUretlon of th• price fr"ze. Shop Suter ltoe., whet• you'll etwya ..,., Ind loin u1 In our effort to control lnfletlon. STAiEiriRos. $135 ICE CREAM '4-0Z. W!llllQyt THlltlOHfTO UMIT Otl "l"Ull IAl.HTO COMlllf ltCIAl O<AlEJll Oft WHOl.HAl.C"a PRICES IPFEC. 1 FULL DAn, APRIL 24 • APRIL 30 I 1980 l'lol ... ""'"' ...... 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TllEV ARE related to clams. s callops , and aba lone, Price says Squad a re round along the Atlantic a nd Pac1f1c ('113Sl. ... and in the Gu Ir or l\1l'xico The s mall cch · hi e s pecie~ Lo l1 go opa lesccns, lttkl'n orr South<:rn Call for n1 a, make up mo'>l of the dome!>t1 c c<.itch The tastu:st. s wl·ctt:i.t squad, whl•lher fresh or frozen . come to tht• markl'l 1n t.·;irly s pring Om· \\a\ commNcwl f I !> h l' r. m t.' n H n cJ sporl...,mt•n harvt•st squid at night. :Jdds the UC Spl'ri;illst. 1s to <.itlrnrl them to th(• surfocc with li ghts. tht•n C':Jtch thl'm \\Ith nets And w<i:..., :vou might altract rhnn(•r guest:. to ~quad Is to ~crv<· thl·m thl'SC dl'll t'IOU'-dtsht•i. D EEP FRIED SQl'ID RINGS Wa~h l'll«JOl'd squ1cl in cold "'uH·r Drop lht•m in sallt•d bo1hn~ watl•r for 5 m1nut1•s Hl'm'" t' from h<·ut :Jnd dr;i1n Cul the bodv 1nl11 rings Dip thl· nn~s into an' batter. i.ul·h ... ., panc uk<· hattt·r. anrl drop them into an tnd1 of hot fat or o il (J~>O dt·grcc~> 1n u :, au c· <·pa n . Fry u n t 1 I golden brown. Drain on a bsorbcnt toweling. Serve hot with a hot dip (SaUC!:!l mad e o f s we e t pickle j ui ce I h ickened with corn -.tarrh and rookc•d until rll'ar CIOPPl ~O (A f'isb Sh·~ ) ', cup oll\"t! 011 or i.alad 011 I m<'dium onion. r1ncly chopJ)(.'<i I c lo ve garli c. m inct'<l I can < 1 pound 12 ounc<'S) tomatoes 2 C"ans (8 ounces each ) tom ato sauce 2 packages < 1 ':• ounces c•ach) spaghetti sauct' mix I teaspoon seasoned s alt 11.. t c a s p o o n seasoned J>epper 2 cups water I ('UP dr) ~ hllC \\Ill( or "'all'r 112 pounds rockfi sh rtll l'ls, cul 1n lurg t• chunks I d ozc·n C'l t•Jncd i-qu1d. cut into strips or p l l'CCS llcat oil tn l:.irgc dutch ovl.'n or kt·ttlc o n medium heal Add omon and g:ffli c :.ind cook uni 1 I ll'ndc•r i\dd tom;,itoes. tom a lo :,uun" :-.p<1ghl·tt 1 :-a Ut l' m ix. Sl·a:,onc·d i.alt . !--easrJnl'd pepper. and \\<Jlt·r ('ovt•r pan Bring to hotl on high heal. S\\llt'h to a low ht•at :.ind :.1mmt·r :10 m 1 n ult"i. s t 1 rring '>'' c·a:.t0n<1 llY Add r-.q.u1d. cover. and :.1mmer 3 ln 5 minuh•s do not boil Add '"'1nt.' or "'all'r and rockfli.h Co' l'r and :-1mmt·r about 10 minute• .... ..,t1rring oc c.1s111null' St·rn· 1n large bO\d ... "'1th chunk-. of ht·atcd Fn·nch· hrt·ai1 !\l ake., ;approx1mat1•I\ r. :-,crv· tng ... :'\ntt" Olhl'r l1rm · flc~hl·d f11lt't s. such ... ., h;illbut, shttrk. perch and cod. can be i.ub· s l1tulcd for the rockfa s h Shrimp, lobster . clams and crabs in the shell may be added with the i;quid to enhance n avor. _____ ... ______ _.,.._..,._,,,,,_.,..,,..~ ~~ ~Al'Tl:t:n ~<H'll> :! !)OllO(ls ...i1u11 l , rll'::tn1·tl and 1 u t into :-.lnp ... .l t,1hh'"l"•o11 .... hutt1·r I I l"J"Jloon m 1nn•d g.JI IH' :! t u Ii I l' ~ I' o o n ~ t·hoppt'•poon lt·mon JUl('C' "'--{>a:.h ~ult and P<'P· pl'r MC"lt butter in a !I inc h s k1ll <.•t. Saute j(arltc I minutf' Add s quid a nd remaining ini.:rt.•d1ents and saute 30 second" to I minute ov<·r mt•d1um hig h ht•ul uni 11 squid lo:.cs 11 ~ trans par«nl l ook and c ur l :. up . 10,·1·r l'nok1ni: mak1·., squid t(lugh > Maki.':. 4 Sl f\ tngs '\;oll' Mushroom ... or a I 1 I I I l' \\ h 1 l l' \\ HI l' , 0 r both. c·an bt· .1dckcl CALA~1ARI SIC'ILIA~O t\hfltM \.QYtdJ 11 p1111 n1ls sq u 1d . df'a 111•<l. \lollh m untlc le It "holl· '.·cup bro.id t•r11mbi. 1 rup Nw1kNI n1·1· 1 l'U IJ ground 111•1·1 Sult and pt·p111·r lo I a!>ll' 1 r I 11 \ 1• m 1n r·1· d garl1 C' I ~ (' ll p g ,. ,1 I t• d H11man111 ht·1·..,1· 1 tllf> I JI Si n'> ~ 1 :1 h I•· ... r• o '' n .... m1nrf'd par:.h•\ I ll'a!'.p11on nu ... hl·d (Jrl' g.inu I I :>' • o u n 1· t· J J r :-.paj!h(•tlJ s,JU('l' ~aut1 · hrcad t•rumh.., rooked nee. and gr ounrl bl•t·f ~a.,on "'1th "alt Pl'ppn. ::i nd m1nn·d l!a rltl' Cool m1x tu1 ,. s l1g hth add gr:.tll·d Homano l'ht·csc.:. r<ll'>tn~. parslC'y, and ort'gano Stuff sq111d "'1th fill ant: Plact' rn 11 gn •aM·d. ..,hallo~ baking ch i.h :.ind top w ith i.pa gh t•tt1 s a u ce. Buk e ul 350 degrees for abnul 45 m inutes. Makes 4 to 6 :.erving:. DAIL V PILOT QI iEggs Graduate Do you ever tJi1ik of Wbea YoU aon~c have lbTnk you don•t. laave e111 11 a f11t food ? much tlme to prepare t l me t~ pr-e-p:-a-r•--_... W•ll. t.beJ an. lD fact. dinner but want to aerve breaktut for tbe tmnus: they're lDcredibly fut to som•tbln1 apeelal, ,.. tblnk ., •. It tak• ._ .,,...,.. la a YuMl)' of member~. Tbey HD ly a cciuple ml ...... tlit ~ ways: fried. ecrambled. be whi quickly lnto cook up a pan of baked or poached. And an ome or a quiche 1crambled 1111. U• Chefs from Florence left their mark on cuisine. l h • y • re not J u 1 t a worthy of the mott di•· dercook tbem 1Ulbt1Jt, breaktut food, either. cemin1 palate. then eowr tbe pan ... Try them for lunch and If frytn1 or scram· keep them warm ao PM'i dinner. bllng ii about the extent pie can help tbemM1"9 Summer Is a good bf your eH repertoire, when they have a l"lor4'nctl. known for It• beauty and art, ha d a practical t ide too. From a culinary view· point It.a chef~ were out· standing. They were dis· t lnttuished innovators a nd introduced spinach Into many dishes. As a r esult, these de· ll&htfut dishes became known as."Florentine ." Taking a hint from t h ese famous c h efs we 've com bined a favorite m eatloaf re · cipe. spinach, and a full· bodied canned spaghetti sa uce to come up with a n e legant comp any meatloaf -Meatloaf f'lorcntine. MEATWAF FLORENTINE 1 12 l bs . ground round I pac k age (10 ounces l frozen cho pped s ptnach. thawe d and draint.'d 1 l c up chopped onions I egg •·,cup bread crum bs time lo dilcover new check your cookbooks chance. •,. I teaapoon sail ways to prepare e11s. for other lnt.erestina en Foods that can be prec Dash pepper • Try a frittata, foreum· recipes. You'll be sur-pared quickly are v. teaspoon garlic pie. It's a simple sklllet prised at the incredible especially appreciated powder entree that's cut In versatility of e11s and In summer when y0ta Ve teaspoon parsley wedges to serve. <Ac· at how quickly most en don't want to spend a lot flakes tually, It's just an un-dishes can be prepared. of time In the kitchen. 1 can (15 ounces> ro lded omelet.> It's Eggs arealways lnple n-Keep a bowl of bard· sp aehe tti sauce w ith perfect for hot weather tiful s upply and are an cooked eggs on hand in meat because it's fast and lneq>ensive protein-rich the refrigerator. That l teaspoon olive oil easy to prepare and you food. way with about flv& Mix ground round. don't beat up the IUt.cben If mornings are hectic mh.ut.es notJce you can s pinac h . onion. egg,~w_h_il_e_cook.in~~~'""'-lt_.~~~~•-t--.y_o_ur~bo~use~~a_n_d...:..yo_u~~p-r_e~p_a_re~a~s-a_l_a_d_.~~ bread crumbs. salt. pep· per, g a rlic po wder. pa r s ley rlakes. and 6 tablespoons of spaghetti s auce. Grease medium size ring mold with oljve oi l. Pack .s pina c h me atloaf mixture into greased mold. Bake at 350-degrees oven for 40 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to st.and f o r S minut e s. Meanwhile. heat r e · m ainin g spag h e tt i s a u ce . Se r ve w it h cooked rice or spaghetti p l aced i n c~nter o f m eatloaf. after remov· ing from m old. Serve heated s auce over meatloaf. :.ind rice or !>paghctt1 ~~JCOUPONMM~~·~ · ~ . 1Cko fCllW ~~ ~ Big Barn Cfleddar A 0.fte~• WfKOIU.fft A9" ~_.,, l'f lant ft C:vt ff .. f\ to • , .. ,."" •1t 1•"9'Y ..... ·~ .... ..., "' ................ .,...,.1c ... . -CM' •o-,....., '°"' ............. , FA SHIOHeSLAHD'"·--. E•WESTCLiFF PLAZA # 17 MEIPOIT l£Aal 171' ' IMI. 9PPOIT 1£.ACH • 1<)1-< I A)(l, I<'<. 198() Tryt only _, ~ • ? f 2lf 7? , ......... ,........... .... .........:.._. --~ -~ --------DAA.Y PILOT Salmon Hash Tasty Haab comes from the Prtnch "hachis:· mean· lq "to chop I.AP·.. AAd tbal'• Pft(ty much J\l&l wH& ._... t. • "'~• t.ar~ ot various chopped. coohd foods. commonly ap c ludln11 hl fl or poultr , potatoe• and flSONl\g A t uty tu ~h c a.in timul tl' your ppr c1a tlon of nuwr <'hanats that oecur whtn .. var1e· ly of foods are NX>ktd l06lt"ther Ju$l .s a fltl\'orrul 1>tt•~· •~ tar .nort• lhon th\' um tot.ii of tb mgrl•dtt•l\ts. :>O. too, dcM'!> J h\'urty ha.ish ..:tun .in llll'Omparabll• dun frv111 1h brll'I rook 10~ 1n lht• !>lr.ilh·t ... 1mon llJ'h 1:-Hh.•JI for JI\\ 1nfo1111.ll "' "•"1t111. '"' •l lum h. "II> pl!r, 111 h1 u111'11 On .1 1 t• la:H1d \H•t·lwml ll t.11.,,., but u Ct•w n11flt1lt'i. to pr~pun• and rulb for 111 ~rcdienls > ou n· hl..d) f 0 h ll \' l' II II h d n d Arom atir \t•gt:ta bll'~ and h{·r~ .1tld :,µ1re lo the hai.h, "lull' pot it toe:> le nd budy and :,u b stance H1l h '''llr r rca m envelopt·~ tht• 1n1xlun•, making tht' d1!>h moi.t 111 \'tl1ng lndN'll Turkt·\ 11:.ish makl'' t.'Xtl'lll'lll U'l' uf l'~lri.1 m cat from Su nd av ':-. roast turkt•\ The <t<ld1 t1on of yams. ~reen P<'P· per p1C('C!>. and fragrant d ry s he rry turns t ht' d 1 s h 1 n lo a n l' x o L ll' ver s ion of a be loved favorite. SALMON HASH 2 t ablespoons butter or margarine 2 cans (734 ounce!> each> salmon, d rained 2 c u ps cook e d . cubed potat~s •. l'UJ> c h op p ed cch:n j I (' U fl l' h 0 Jl P l' d onion I il1He )!arll l' l·ru-.ht·d 2 tabll':.poon:. lemon JUl<"l' I ll·aspoon flavor t·n ha ncer tit 11 I cup sour c re<.1m 1 1 c·up milk 1 :! tt·a!>poon clrtl'd 1 , ""'"poon o.;Jll -I 1·,l'J1<10n IWJll't I 111 .• 1.1q.'1· kllll'l fllf•lt 11111 II I ,\dlf ,ii 111011 p11l .llt1< 11 f1 I\ 0111011 1-;.11 llc I• 1111111 11111 t .c11cl l l.1\111' • 11h.11h·1·r ('11,1k 11\11 rn11dc·1.1t1· ht•at st 1 rr111g o<'<·a-.1onal ly. until m1xtun• h<.•g1nl> to brown and v1·gl'lablt"" ar1· 11·nd1·r In :-.m;_dl lio 1\ I , l"llrll l111a· •.cJU r u~arty Salad for this sl1ck-to-thc· rahs s<tlad, meatballs &.1 rl• chtl led with sliced 2utch1n1 in a garlic touched marinade. Just hcfurc it's time to serve. ~ou ad d coar 5e l y chopped iceberg lettuce nnd toss gently wrlh the m e a tba ll mixture . t o mato wedges a nd onion rings. This party· s ize recipe may easily be cut rn half for a fami· Iv meal. Me atball-V egetable SaJad I head iceberg tel· t ucc ;i, poun d ground 1 • teaspoon garlic 1 • tea s po o n !>l'a:-.ont-d pepper ' , cup corn 011 12 pound th inl y 5l 1ecd z ucchini or crook n eck s qua s h < :i ooul 1 'h cups> 1 1 cup cider vinegar t c love gar l ic, man ct>d l large tomato, cut into wedges ;1 1 cup onion rings Core, ri n se and thoroughly drain le t· tucc. ctulJ in disposable pla:.t1c bag or c ris per. Combine beef. ga rlic salt and seasoned pep· pt'r: rorm into 24 s mall balls. Heat oil in skillet: add meatballs and cook until browned and done a s you like th e m . Carefully transfer meal· balls to bowl. Add ZUC· chini, vinegar and garlic to s killet, mixing with' drippings from bottom of pan; heat s lightly, then pour over meal· balls. Crull. turning oc- casionally to coal. Just before ser ving, coarsely chop enough lettuce to mea s ure 6 c up s, refrigerate remainder for use another tim e. Add chopped lettuce to meatball mixture along with tomato and onion. Toss genUy. Makes 10 lo 12 servings. tahAIH.'er cream, milk, dill, Hit •nd pepper. pour over haa.b. ml& '"11. Cook &an• tit heated thro1a1b . ¥•etd; 4 Mrilop. I.ta l.l'Upooll pepP41r 3 Lab&•poou butter i nd cooll over medium hu t until browned on bottom Turn mixture over to brown tM top R t'movc-halfh f rorr or mar=ne· divided I la ,....,._ .. "'• cup chkkef\ broth '•cup milk TUUEY ""8ff I po und cooked turkt' , hnddtd 2 medlum yam ~. cooked and cubed or l u n CJ& ounc > yam•, d ra1Md and cubed l tablt poon dr)' hcrry killl't, tu•l Dlildt. M•ll rem itll\lnl( l llblftooon butter. 11t1r •A flour cnok l mlnut,. Slowly Mir In <'hl<'kt'n broth, milk. sh,rry and alt . ( 'ook ovt'r med1u'm heal , 'tlrrln& C'onstantly until mixture boll s and thlckcl\li. Rtitum has h to tikillet , heat and mtx well. 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Parmesan CWUl ••••• 79' CIPlll CIOIWllE ,,,., • J ::,~~ .................. '9" 750 Ml 16 Proof .lolt11i1 Walker SJ 85 Soofoh RCI UIU ••••••••••••• a tu Sluilttr-C.rated K"1fl Chicken Franks ••. s1os Bronze Right Guard ••••.••. sp• 1l 1i 111 Bonu• l>Al'k Gilbey's Vodka .....•.•........ s7•• I. 7() Liler .•. bO proof. 24 01 Pk11. l.akt' To Lah Mild Variety Pack ...... '1 " 12 oz Oll<'u M"Y"' Bttf or MtAt S . •. p dd. • "" 91° w111 111 u 1ng ust1necws ••••••••••••••••• Gillette Foamy ...•• ;~ •••••• '1" 11 oz R~. Ment)lol, C«onut. Lemon/Ume. Gaetano Amaretto .•••.••...•. '4" ':t,a ML l'ricr• 1n t/ftct Thura April 17 thru Wtd , April 2.1 OpPn f>o1 1) ~om le) /(I pm L1m1t R1jlhU Rr11trN•d No ~lta In dl'Oltrs Thu ad only tf/tct1w oc HM1hea El Ran<lto ond HM1M• Luso, ARCADIA PASADENA SOUTH PASADENA HUNTINGTON BEACH HUOHIS UDO ~TllACH EAIT8LUFF IRYINE LAGUNA HILLS ,~ .... """'"' .... , ........... _,, • ,-. •• • .,. ~ I "'• , ' , ·-·...-~ ............ 111 ~Vie Wt 0i;.,. 0..ftle~ "" l ....... Or """•••..., .. .._. ...... th• ............ C.Mttl 1P9ftl~C......t , .. , ......... p •• ., ,....,._Pelll..,,_11 .... ... FOOD ... s ;. April ... ,.., C1 FRUIT BREADS CONTAIN TASTY PEANUT BUTTER CHIPS Go Tropical At Home FnL such as pineap· pies tid bananas often conjule up images of tropicU islands -palm trees r;waying in the breeze lush flowers and ghstentig beaches. But if you can't visit the tropics right now, you can at ~ast enjoy some delici°" breads that a re made lith ingredients that retind you or the islands. bread is delici01'S plain. 1t becomes extra special when s e rved wi t h whipped cream cheese. TROPICAL PINEAPPLE PEANUTBU'ITER ISIAND BANANA NUT LOAVES CM akes one 9·l•cb squre) .I/• cup shortening ~ c up firml y packed brown suaar t egg c ru s ne<1 pinea pple, vanilla, peanut butter <'htps a nd walnuts. Spread into greased 9- inch square pan: bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes or until done. Cool 10 minutes; remo•e from pan and cool on wire rack. Glue il de· sired: cut into sauares. ISLAND BANANA NUT LOAVES (MU.hrolMYH) 2 cups unsifted all- purpose flour just until smooth. SUr ln peanut butter chaps and outs. Spoon batter into two greased i Y.tx4 "'ix "'2-incb loaf pans. Bake ut 3SO deerees for 40 to 4S minutes or until bread t ests done. Remove from pan; cool oo wire rack. C.11142-5171. ......... word. to work for .. y::"/ Kell ·-... · uces oney&Nut Com Rakes. Now theres flavor r::z::~~ you can see hear and taste. See the nuts on the flakes. Hear the crunch. Taste the gTeat combination or honey. nuts and com together in one delicious ~~~ • ~ "'<loo C-t C l•l'I...._~ flake. ,------------~ SAVE E 10¢ ~·" ·~ ·~~ • M; ;.:-..:::r.- ..:JCll .. • ~-, .... '"' ... ~ 'i• ··~·· .,... .. ~ ........... " .... f ~ ..-t r .-,..-4 I~ '••h -.rtt f •t '-"Ji'~ ::'.#A• ,,;,,'I ~'t.:. ~ 0 .. t(>~ ~ ·" ..... ~ .... ,.~ .... ..., .. . ........... . . . .. '"'""" . ...,~ .... .. • ...,, t' .... , ~ '"'' .. • ••• •' ..... , • ...... ' -,,, ............ .,, ...... "" ', .................. ~ ... ~ -~-~ -·~1 ~.~'-"· N .. t-,;•, _..., ~f ... f·t"f .... .-... j l•• t. • lt40f"ttt ••• '.,..-rt• ••• ~. Jll. .. • ,..... ....... ~\4•11'111 -V•CJ.W:: ' ....... ~ '"'" ......... ~ ... ~•"'-11 11Pf•\9i .......... _" .. ....... ~..c .~ .. f...n• ....... t ,.~" ll~ \Al.il -'" Coupon e • pot11S Apnl JO., 1981.. N 0 040410 .... Here \re two fruited peanut~reads whose texture and taste just can't be,eproduced by commer4a1 bread bak- ing m ttbods . Both breads cotain fruit and peanut btter chips. 2 cups unsifted all- purpose flour ~ 2 teaspoons bakine ~~~~~~~~~~__;~~~~;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~__;;..._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TropiGl Pineapple Peanut 8tter Square 1s so simplt lo make with the CODfenience Of frozen orll~ juice con- e e n t r a te . c a n n e d crushed 1i1eapple and peanut bller chips. This versctle bread can be served f>r breakfast. perhaps w\h a scoop of c o t t a g e lh e e s e . o r dressed upla bat with a glaze and 1ervcd at a party. The Islad Banana Nut Loave!l'lre studded with peanubutter chips that g ivca r ob u s t peanut flavo. T h e ba ana and or ange juic6ngredients give a hintof tropical isla nds . Allough the 1 teaspoon baltin& soda lh teaspoon salt •h cup froien orange J uice concentrate, thawed 3 tablespoons water 1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple, UD· drained 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup peanut butter· flavored chi~ lh cup chopped walnuts Cream shortening and brown sugar until light and fluffy an large mixer bowl. Add e1rn; be at well Combine flour, baking soda and salt: add to crea m e d mixtur e alternately with orange j uice conce ntrate a nd water, beating well after each addition. Stir in - powder 34 teaspoon salt v. t.eupoon baking soda Yi cup shortening 1,, cup sugar 2 ege.s 1 teaspoon grated oranee peel 1 cup mas hed banana 2 tablespoons milk 2 cups peanut but· ter·flavored chips 'h c up c hopped pecans or walnuts Combine flour, baking powder. salt and baking soda; set aside. Cream s hortening and sugar until light and fluffy in mixer bowl, at medium s peed . Add eggs and orange peel; beat well. Combine banana and milk, add to creamed mixture alternately with flour mixture, beating I II When you purchase any of the following "Economy" packs. or or One 10-pack n.wo 6-packs One 14-pack ------------------Official s1.oo Refund Certificate Oii._. wtll malt you• $1.00 caeh refund when you: 1. Puroha9e either one Atra • 10 pack or two Good News 6 packs or one TRACIC14 pack. - 2. Cut the valid "pr90f(s)-of-purchase" from the back of the package(s) purchased~ 3. Send this certificate togeth~ with the required proof of purchase to: Gllleae St.00 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 3181, Maple Plain, MN. 55348 City/Stale--------------- •VaJld prools of l)Ufc:Nlse tor lhese proOJCIS are •A!Ta 10 pacl(-OM ptOOf·ot·po1chas11 na1 & UPC symbol •Good Nows 6 pook-IWo ptOOI ot purttuase se.tls & UPC symt>ots •TRAC 1r 1• peck-one UPC IVmbol A4ldltlonal Ttnn1: on .. ~ onty,,. u s A ~ w11e1e PfOl'IOrltcl rueo "' _,_.l<'OCl.O fl\'-Th~ c:iort~<I'' """' tccoripeny'f'"" r-1.a~ ,.,.., l'CI 119 ••Pf~~ °" .. ••Pl' .. o--)I IMO Umol -felvno p.t hOu•eflOIO ,..,..,.., '"to ~'II'"'""'' t0t <l<ll••.,Y ~ ...... ApttlJ:t.1• 1=000 Don't Defrost Frozen Fish Before COO ~u~~-~ .w1~t~·::.1!*~ .. ~0 ,11~~-"Y.ou /~e al!_ the natural_juices,'; ~sys .a noted k't DO wocild«-you tlltDk C"l:J61Um• aQ 00 Cfi trn• d t be product doua'l nrvlte IDduitr)' can buy e . " s no won er p eople give it a poor rating.,, lot °' ..... wtta. Cod -.. r· --. .. ... . . . tt boldi up uader a ti 1 an c • • p u r • • tr y a r l e t. y o I IHI In tbe odaer. M e a & '6 r \a P, ' ' I a l d ;op qualft1 fl'Gl1l!lt ftJh Norma nd Mtcbaucs.. rom the Nol1h AtlanUc tt x ec u u v e "her t .i ar ""mcf AJML al1ea ~b~raCon·l>lau 1'ote , th11 h'oAn ftlb ll ot far Cbtc•to M1her quality than • • A l\ h o u K h m o It aom• cl the flab that 1.t r:•e can't tell a od offered u •fhllh' " th1wln1 It m1ke1 all ~ Hfercmce the world IOd you bave to tt)' lt to bellevo 1t." he added. I• dJlterenl .•. ud lt'• fleahed n ab IUCb H ncnroader peoptrstve lt ff rd ~ • c oa-. n a poor raUDa. 1'bea, Sole /Flounder are more often tben aot , naturally ~r ... ao they OYercook it whlcb you cook them oaly 1001 dries ll out nen a>ore." enou&h to coaplate the preparatiom. •• 8 lllclwMI wuae 11al c1u1a9e Jul& for •tCRAtJD, llke.. hla the le ol c baaae 1 meiif«Guerard. prefers "T o man y of t be the laovat.lve. llpter 1o·c d ••aou••ll•" app r o a ch to h a ute chef1 foodl and rom I lblddot-k fillet 01"• '"The prijblem b that Ocean P erch from consumttr• and "WBt:N Y0 \1 allow buaid. ., prote1n ... t he froien fillet.a to "The, Merel to any. •·Good flab -top cuitlne. Nor'Ea1tera llavo wltbout real n - CoCl Chow d e r a nd 1ard~U:.::!• ol &bl Meddock Stew whlcb be flJlia " ... created especially for &erted. Delidoul food. t b • 1979 Newspaper well P!•P•n• aacl F o o d I: d I t o r 1 be1uttflUr pnMated Conference lo Cblca10. will 1lwtra b9 eH*-t• 1 re thick en ed wllb porary•lnlDOdtalU. Fl~er.<;My'n!all1ure prof1111onal1 too that fresh fii.b La bett•r perc•lve Ute l roa n lh~.nlro1en. • pr~ duct • 1 I e 1 a Of courst'. thtre s dHlrable. Pcrbaps • thaw. you '°" au lhe ll1b .coOtery 11 to coot qu1llty liah li.ke Cod - natural ~" ... the the flab al 1 b lab ll ao euy to b&Ddle and Pf'Odwt met tough temperature for 1 abort so veraatlle,. too." he and dry ... the i.xtu.re · len1tb of time . Firm contJn"8d. ")'OU can do a notb~na like top quality flab frt b out of t ht- water.'' Bid tht• 801ton11m who M•r •H•d hl1 apprentH•t• hap 10 Eaut Cou!t t l>t•u foo ct reahuronh 1rn d lut .. r sludtud wllh M11·hc•lt• Guerard • ' W 111 I.•: w l' ,. u n generally bu) ~ood rre~h fish her .. m Ch1<:11.io. al' s JU S l n o t av a tlubl c around the llnHrd Stuk1o ao large quantltH·s Fact Or Fiction'? Old W1Ves' tales about food and health s tall abound and new ones are constantly creatt:'d. says the ,cxec ut1 vc dire c tor or th e 4,000·member Callforn1a Dietetic Association, It's almost impossible for the COO!'>Umer to distinguish f act from f1ct1on when it comes lo nutrition bl·cause -;o many µcople l'la1m to be expert.-;, says Rc·grslcr<·d r>1 e t1t1an D o ri s D<'rt•lian. She has <h·v iM·d tht· following qurz to test vfl ur nut r1t1o n a wa r c ncs!-. S l'l' h o "' man y m y t hs you 'hscov<.•r an \our o "' 11 nut ration know.ll'tlgl' l > The re an· at'lUCi l I\ mor e \1l arn1n s 1n ., pota to's p<'\•I than ins11.ll· ol 1t Al Tru.-Kl t 'al'" :'I ,.:atrn~ l.111· ntJ!hl m <'als o r 1.n.1<·ks a rt· rnon· 111 . .1•lv to l'au-.1· ,q•1r ht g.1111 th.1n th•· -..1ml' foucl q11:J n t1l\ l ah:n c.1rlacr an the da) A) True 8) •·alst" J) Adults don't need the calcium in dairy products because their b on es and t eeth arc already forml'd A> True 8 > False 4 > Toasted brt·ad has ft.·wer t·alones than un- lu.1 ... tt-d bread A> Trut> JU t 'alse 5 1 P h) -.1ca lly :.ictl\ 1· p eople r<'qu1rl' mul'11 more prot e in tha n inode rat clv active o r in:u:llvc ix:oplc A> True 8 ) False fl l C ertain <·ombinat1ons of foods. s u c h us fruit s and vc~etables. cancel out e a c h other's nutrient value when digested at the s ame time. , . Al True 8) False 7 > To eat a balanced diet from each of the four food groups of milk. meat. ve geta bles and frui t s. bre ads and l'Crcallt, vou mu -.1 in<'ludc foods from each 11f the groups <it every mt•al. A) True 8) f'alse ANSWERS l > FALSE The pot ato p c.e I l' o n ta 1 n s !>om 1• nutrient value but docs no t co mpa r e t o th e nulrw nt n ch mteraor. a J.!OOd source of vitamin c 2) FALSE: The total daily intake, reg01rdless or time. in relation lo t o t al dail y ener gy expenci1ture determine~ weight J,?ain or loss. 3) FALSE: Bone m ass I i; no t !>l a tt e, 1t constantly regene rates itself and requires the calcium found in dairy products as a building mate n al. 4) F Al.SE: Toasting or cookUlg food does noJ. c ut down its caloric content. 5) FALSE: Muscle ti ssue is built a nd replaced at a constant rate which is unaffected by increased activity. Most Ame r icans eat more than an adequate amount of protein for this function. 6 ) t'ALSE : Whil e i>ome combinations don 't ta!lte as wel I together. the nutrient contribution or foods Is unaffe cte d by any particular varieties utcn together. 7) FALSE : You can eat. a well·balanced diet cSee FAcr. Pa1e Ct) . .,. YOilS GUARANTEES. !r~~1atl1 'I "'--~IO WICWe ,.....,, .. = = I LOW PRICES . OYER ALL U~~~~~~~ i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii======-=:::iii::::11 oooeLEcoaPON ii 'I ~ MOQl4JO'I ~ ... .,.,, _ ~. I Doub • ._._.-..--gtC _.... ... .._ ,._ I .~11ltUYliXll'.Mltnn.lll~1 ~~~{'J1,tw~~&-OtMrJsQ&M&-O~ WE'LL DOUBLE THE ~ .. .and back.a t with our le-' I Vara ~ llO lndude ..,...,,, ._ ~ ~ 1 Th DIM ""' I ~---lil*Ot~----4 .. lllM •1 e merence "'"er 'I ..... ._<o,,,..., • ..,.,.,,,. .. ,,,~~·,,............_z I ~~~'f:t;:;:_..~})~~~J=Li~ru. I• More than 2 million peop~ do 1 .... ,. .. ,..,.._.___ 1 their shopping each week at =-~-----------------.. V Th be 'ood I ~ CHICl<V'I OF THl \EJ\ '•• 25 I ons ~ e nu!fl r one ,, 1 ~ CHUNK LIGHT o I• store in shopping preference : i TONA F 11 in all of Southern Calif omia. 1"' • '">,. • • ..... e F 1 DIFFERERENCE ~ OUR GOARANTEC: OF VONS LOW PRICES. ~ So V d f 1e ,. •• ""'"" t• shop ons an see or your·, I ~~-,w '"'"" .... .._ .. ~ .,,,,.c:w 1 If ......... ,~, -,... ,,.,."""'''~"'li'l&A~ I se . 1 '"' •.u«<.•Yj> ,,_.,,~c--__,. 1 I ,.. .. ,_ .. _,..,..____ I ii--------~---------------,; --To convince you o f Vons corn1nit 111t ·nt to low prices. g: We're making this offer. If you ccln find lower prices overall this week at any other supermarket._ Vons will pay you double the diff ercncc. Just shop at Vons. Buy 25 different items worth s20 or more. Com pare FARMER JOHN SU CED BACON ll SOOP jl 89 :1 CAAPs'EU:S>-\~·: 10 1: • ,.. .. .. ,..'l • • ... •e """>'" i• I .... ,,..,. , ,,_,.. ~"" ...,...., .....,.~ • '"'"""" I 11 ...... ,. ........ ,,.. ,..,4'..,, •P.,l"'l Ul~ I prices on the same It m ~ at t.mv o ther supermarket. *If their to tal I!:> lower. bring your itemized Von::, receipt and the other market'-., pri ces to Von~ ond Wt.!·11 pav double the difference. In Ca~h ~ Vons Low price~ you can belil·ve 1n. PEPSI COLA. 6-PACK , •" c ,~ '· C IJ {JV't .. 1 AJ /HI 159 TREES WE ET FRUIT JUICES t.H11;"'..tl tV tHt l ""'"" ... ,,, ""l•-''• ' .99 SUN LITE SALAD OIL 168 GROCERIES "11"1 "'" Del Monte Sweet Relish .. , Or.rel ,,., Guldens Sal.ad Mustard tWI f.Alt(,,..-(t!UID Jerseymald Orange Juke ,.,t t Wf<I ("IJ(T(T1 O'illO Minute Maid lemonade I •• <•l'•<I ( ...... CIC.I l.Cl\'l'IKIW I Pizza Sauce 1.S--fl(Jl'1{f '""'' ,.,.._,,,~ Hunts Tomatoes ,.,.....,c a.•• Hunts Tomato Paste H ,.C I r AJ'O Hunts Tomato Sauce IHl/ ,,.~· .51 .74 .42 139 .75 .49 .41 .55 .30 .72 Weight Walx:.her's Margarine ~ f"itn I 1AA 1 29 Wdght w~·s Mayonnaise 't.•OCJ<.t JAA Aunt Sues Raw Honey AQIH'l llOTTlJ Mrs. Butteovorth Syrup ~"°' ..... '""'· La Pina Mexk:an Flour 2 23 1 21 )79 """'' ,..., 164 Orvil.le Redenbacher <'('~'(,,,,.., I l'IOl"'°'I (>.., 28 Swanson Chk:kcn Broth • J 9 1 .,., • ...,1 t«>n11 Vons Salad OD •.J").()(l"'l U...."1 91 CJndeswood OevUcd Ham • 'hl"CI (JV; Ll>bys Vienna Sausage ..0()1-"0 CM OenrGorw °" & Beans .49 182 112 &10ll"CT CA" J 95 Chun King Pori< Chow Mein SPILL-MATE PAPE~ TOWELS 1r()1 OON I "'Ill .63 P<JREX LIQUID 81.£.ACH . , ... •• ru. .69 PUREX POWDERED DETERGENT 1 Iii ·-' I ' .99 GROCERJES ' i.,.wl..ff' rw .. ,,.-<, '~ Kai Kan Lvgc Cruchy Bits J 33 1 14 140tl'fl ("" Kleen Quard Lemon Polish 1r.,..r1 Mii -llltfll 00' <A D Dial FamDy Bar Soap 'r!U"Q llOTI u. Spray & Wash W/Trigge- llt'll~I r-lySOI Spray Disinfectant 4 ill'JU. t•ACl<.N"..t MOIW'n'ns 1 , • I ~"°""NI\ 'l'1 AnjouPears 4 r<'tt I .f'"C.f<! I "f'UV"I \ Assorted Tropicals rn .49 1 ... 49 Ill .39 lA .99 HEAL TH & BEAUlY II <Xl'l':I "'1<•l( 'IQU T J&J Baby Shampoo 4 OtJ.c.I OOTIU J&JBabyOQ 110trfl'.'l oorru J&J Baby Lotion I ~OIJ'ICr-l!EO Cl'llftCTJfTU> Sure ROlk>n Deodorant }78 }17 }55 }99 }28 J 19 FRESH a· e .. 1 -. "4>~ t -" .... ._. -,o.-n. I FRYlttG 4 t-~~~~~-~-~-~-~~-~_! CHICKEN : i "'"t-~ ·-If ;,;,,~ ... : :, I f<I •/' It. :~ GLOBE A·l 39 I• 1 ~ SPAGHETTI f I HEINZ 39:1 ,:__~} . I' 11 ... , .. .... .,. "" -r ..,......,. .. ...,.'¥ • .,,,""" I TOMATO ...... ,. ..... ,. ~ .. ..,.,.. .. ~,.,......,I' , ... "'"' I •• ,..,. •• • • ._ .,..,~"""'--'-'""'\ I KETCHUP I .SWISMStcmwaawaa...aas.: ...... 1 l: ·,~ I • ~~~.,-------------------.. :i FARMf1 RJOHN .... 4001: PILLSBURY BEST FLOUR .79 :I WIENERS ~j : I i '' ;:"' 9 ,. I 1 * • •• .. ·--•flll..-#I t .. 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Of.l't(t f "., Seneca Apple Juke AOtl'tl ~..L Birds Eye Coot Whip .75 .99 .85 195 }65 .59 It~ 1>/fCN.OC-lll!fJIST l'Olf'flll'I 8 9 sw.naon Dinners • t '°9$ ~~ ~·~ ~S ~ $$ YOllS fOllS YOll1 WOIS VUll' t ....... __ .... ==····=··--.. -----·--~ FRESH LARGE ARTICHOKES .39 LUSCIOUS 29 RJPE CANTALOUPES .~ . JERSEYMAJD COTTAGE CHEESE .77 J&J COTTON SWABS PO POV VODKA 80.PROOF ~ . ' 12-PACK BODWEISER BEER .. .83 349 DELICATESSEN LIQUOR 6~~ ~ ae;, 6ok;gna • 8 9 ~~~aa"cti~ t 09 'O/ ~,.. APr,_..,,. • ....,. Gallo Sticed Sa&ame t .,,... t i ~ f -ro.J'. •V""~ Swiss Miss Puddings .89 .98 • •re•~ ... ' .'4'>-11<'(1'&1 ·~·~ }69 Vons Cooked Ham 1•'1l r... I !.!. t(l(IC> 'In > Kntft Stak ·Pak Slngte.:s }89 · ,,,., .. ~r V?I -.~m Robert Moodavi Winu • ~1 ITTffei)'ltf Sugram' s 7 0own ' .-.uTl• Gordon's Gin ~Uri~ Cellir Select Chen.In B Save 50'\ and more on Capri Bake Serve 'n Store Stoneware ~h rrr1~- l-~ ....... ''""' °"' f~ ~ w )'Ol.'I ""*I $ 699 t:. .. .,....1 ~·la vo.1 ~~- _,, pee .. ~..,.. --d --·· Uh'l/""'2 '"' ~ ~ pt«f' -~ o.rn ...... ..-.~ ~ minimum s I 0 grocery purchae 9"(2QUART SOCJAR£ BAKERI 299 1199 1099 999 999 }29 10~ MGtlC&, 1300 w. PICO llVO. l.oa ""°a.ca. 6.H I W IO'tH IT. LOS Nt0na. ~ ~ Nt/O Ull vmM SML& 1'1 llnl\&. QIJNmlY~ OIU °"1' 1.00111' l)rllll\', .. M ICJIOll\' ~a Fig S... 1401 I 01 Mc>c.htt'•~·™' <tO'l'tfll,,.,,,, 'IJUl ''""" IJ9 ~. Cooil..11'! 0\b , .. , --~'"'""'.,,, .79 OJI\. WIMett, .,y ,_ ""° ' ,. ""''••<It Ml I .69 .... ~Dll~46-0Z. ...... ·-,_ 1.!19 Hundneton .. Kh am Edlft .. , • .,,.., ... PUREX HEAVY DmY LIQUID DETERGENT I ~-OL 2A9 ~OL Huntlngtoft BHCh """ .... ~ 21112 leacft IMS. -1" Mi a." Jue.-C1111t1"ano COMET LJQ(JID CLEANSER 1.44 IAfM 7.~z. ZEST SUPER SIZE BAR SOAP 4730 ....... M. c ............ eo. .. ..... 1111 . 111tt ...... eftd °"ftl9 Ave. 33Dl1 C.-.0 Ca.,._w 6 Del '*-Po MOl1 °""' fWtc Dr •• ~ .. ,. ..... ,.,,,. "',. ... ·~ ~ ..... ,..," .. .61 ~Na.SI. O.....,s.llr'M Brldgbd~ ,.. ...... ,.., 1'1-•111111 a T ...... ....... -.............. ,.,-....... ... 7 • • @!W' • ~~·--------..-·----.... -· ............ fff' ··--r--··:·-·--....:-.---..... ----·---......... ··--·~ ---·-·--·-·-..---........... FOOD DAILY '"-OT Cl Koet peraon1 f~ SDUt tbe bot shortcake •llortcake &o atrawbtr· mnd butter uch h•lr nee. <ont'u-mts the enjoy· pneroualy Spl'ud • mnt ol tt to a couplt ot tnl ck layu ot the ~led moat.ha d\.U'tnl the year. applet on the bottom The at'compan~ re half of the 1hortcalce. dpe ror a n Apple Turn tM top half onto Sbortcallle uteada the the aooles, aerve at one 11asoo to l2 months.. •llb ·not IA"mon Sauct. And It nn be made v.-lth ~rvn I prl'90lts cannt'd applto all~• as . HOT LEMON ('£ well u r~1h apples. The l' cup 1111ar •bortuke may come l tablespoon t'Om· from a biscuit mht or 11tarcb auattb, d l>{"nd1na on l tt11poon arated your Um~ and how much lemon nnd you want lo &>end l t'UJ> cold water Like most fruits. •P pies tend Jo hold tht•lr 2 tablnpoone bull tr 2 hbh1 p oo na •trained rreah lemon • Jukt Mh 1u1•r, torn· Jtatch. I mon rind •nd water In a 1m11 ll HU<'t'l*l CooJl OW mix· turt 1Ut'rin1 con.at'1nlly untll lt'a clt'ar and lhkk Rtmove pan from heat and add butler and lt>mon juice. Stir or s wirl aauce until butttr 1a ml.lite<! Serve over Appl~ Shortt'Mke Don t confine shortcake ro st. a wherries. Try an apple version. shape durln~ t'OOkina wht-n t ookt•d ln 11.cht b) rup Thi n •c1pe ust 2 cup appJt> Jull"tl to 1 cu1• bugar for a syrup. Apple Juice helps lntenSU)' th(' a pple navor. but wott>r may be used insteitd (For a speedy dessert use cenncd sltced apple:. mstead). bl'redoing JCM•dlse ••• we're doing oms MOST COOKS have their favorite shortcake recipe. Some s tart with a biscuit mix, others tend to favor us ing a rich refrigerator t>1scu1t Ac cording to recent U S Departm e nt o r AJ:riculturc studies. you s ave C<>filtderably if you bake from scratch The accompanying rt·· cipe m ay be doubled. freezing one half afkr baking for future use. This makes em cicnt USl' of your time as well a~ fuel used in bakin~ Don't eliminate the Hot Lemon Sauce. It's easy to make and adds a special touch of flavor a s well as glaze. For more festive occas1onl-. a genero us plpin ~ of whipped cream <1dds d egance. APPLE SHORTCAKE Apple Slices: 2 cups apple juice 1 cup sugar 6 apples, peeled, <.-ored and cut in thick slices Shortcake: 2 cups nour 4 teaspoons baking powder ·~teaspoon salt ''• cup sugar. 'h c up butter or margarine 1 egg, well beaten v.i cup milk Gn·ase CJ 9-inch cakt• pan. Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Measure flour, s ugar, ba king powder and ~alt into a mixing bowl and stir well. Add butter or margarine and blend with your hands or pastry blender until the mixtu r e resembl e s coarse cornmeal. Beat the eg~ until light, add the milk. then stirring briskly with a fork bh.-ncl ;,ill ingn'<hcnts until tht· dough cleans the sides of the bowl. forming a ball a round th e f o r k . Transfer the doug h to the grea!>e for about 15 minutes or until 1t 1s a rich brown and crisp. Yogurt Tricks For a change of pace. to p your breakfas t cereal with plain or fruit flavored yogurt. Then sprinkle It with raisins. ••• Looking for a simple summer dessert? Just whip 1 cup real whip· ping cream unUI s tiff. Fold In o ne 8-ounre carton of fruit flavor~d yogurt and freeze until firm. ••• For a calorie-saving salad dressing, use plain yog urt instead of mayonnaise. There are 11 calories in one tables· poon or plain yogurt. One tables poon of mayonnaise bas about 100 calories. • • • Fact <From P•1e Cl) without every lndlvldual meal being perfectly balanced. It's a good Idea to get dally servings from each of the four food groups but they can come in any order or sequence that you enjoy. For instance. you might want to eat all or your fruits at breakfast or uae one as a snack. r ~ Calif. Grown Foster Farms Fryer (~\ Breasts ,9 r. " Calif. Grown Foster Farms Thighs II Ralphs h Parts Sale r " Regular or Hickory Kraft Barbeque Sauce Assorted Flavors Shasta Diet Soft Drinks r Enriched Ralphs Flour r Sweet Juicy Navel Oranges 12oz.19 Slb.68 per25 can bag lb. • • • • ~ ....... --------------~ ~----------------~~ ~ ..... --------------~~ ~'---------------'~ ~..._ ____________ __,~ ~ ..... ----------------~ r , " Frnh Calif. Grown Shllnk Portion Leg of Pork Foster Farms Drumsticks II ~69 ~89 ~ Golden Pre111ium Meats ': .99 Foetw F-Celif. Grown Combo Pak . ~ .79 Foster F..-ms·Cllllf. Grown Whole Legs USDA Choic:•B"f loln·BoneleH Top Sirloin Steak ~~ 269 ptr 79 Fo.tef Fermt-Calif. Grown Best of Fryer lb. • Fisherman's Cove Whole or Half First of the Season Chinook Salmon per399 lb. Win. EACEDES·BENZ •so SLC Ot '50,000 & H•rt Torow Ct lica Suprn or '25,000. Weller•fr' 250 Nova Speed Bott or '25.000, • Aewen Hol Air Ba•oon or '10,000, SI. Chtr1ff• Ftattlon Kitchen and much mort. •• , , .... 1r;•· r'll•.,.,..., v i, o,,, .,,., .,..u,, t> .. 16y .. St, o• ~ft' to P••~ "'""''"n•., •' 1 1•1:' f• 11pr,' •ttH1 /f~1 M °''""'"' f ""'Ma;• 1980 or .... .,en AU QAm• P•eGet ,,,. 1 tUtb J'""1 ~Dt.\f•1 ,,., • .i, .. ~o ~d<J\ Ill FllUP"'• •"" ,,.,,' o•t•"'Q ~.,.,Ot.,..1ttr0 '"""' •0D'f)Of•11e ,,~...,,O,H•v •cJ• Chee' 0'°9''"""' .,ea O" O•"'e t" ,,,,.. fWt .,.., • ._ .. l.U> 1 I 1 .. -ntOl"t • .. ""Nlu~lt'l•M•A,.v • t91JOt>'•....,•Ho~oaec-1•'., • ff h itf'l'1 l•t I•' ,..fW' ..-., ,. ,,,.., )nQ Q11~\t•MOl4''" ~-lt4'°'t'•lb'• ' '"' h.\ ''' ',t., ., 'V'fll",.. It, l '"'"°"'' ...-+'f •O ott.r•~ • ~,.., W """~'• "l fTl-ftt '"" ~ DO\lf'O "' Alllllh• S...,.ma•~ ... end e>WllCfPallng ~ t et PfJ' -'""''"" •eQ<>l•non• '"'''°""'#' t t')~' '"'""' .t''"" l"t •~Ql'l4tt1 l)•anoe ,,." e~.-.•uct•no Vfl!fttu,•· ollf·• I •"4< .-u ,),'() Mcl.Joti tl(J \ ,,,.,,, ,,,, n-~"· c:;.,. f),900 lm()4'r••' l(e,n f4 .,,. •"1'' ' .. \nt1 "''bM• '-,l"' l ui'\ Oc •,00Covnt1• Alfl•l•bt••t 13 ,.,, rtro ....,",.,, Nii i:.~1ons 1"' .,..., .. Ch~,,._.., ............... ~ .......................... °"""'""'C"W'I' ........... = -.. -.="' .... ···-.. - ... -· ·- . .. ~:.:==..:.=r-~~.:=--===--=----........ .. ...c: ..... ~ ..._,_. __ ..... ..._..._, __ _,. __ ...,... ___ Prlc81 eflectlve As-ti 24 thru April 30, 1980 ~ , " Seasoned Coating Mix Shake •n Bake For Chicken 43/•0Z.89 pkg. • , Bounce Fabric Softener box89 ol: r Aqua-fresh Toothpaste " Punch-Gr•pe-Orange Lemon Ralphs Fruit Drl'*s 6.4oz.99 gal.69 tube btl. • • ~------------'~"'" ""'-----------~ ""-'------------"'~ """""-----------~ Super Produce btra Fency Wethington Ootcten 9 8 Delicious Apples c•l~~bbag . Mltd Sw"t Brown Onions Prtmium Ouallty·B•k•ng SIZ't Russet Potatoes Freeh Clip Top Carrots ~ .14 ~r .19 ~ .14 Super Deli PLAIN WBAP: Dantth Style Sliced Ham Soz. 169 pkg PLADIWRAP. Meat Wiehers 11b 119 pkg. •oz. 45 pkg. • Pllltbury Crescent Rolls Super Bakery iiii9r:1~~;9y;;' Buns ~~\ .59 Ralph9-Pleln or Powder Donuts RtlpM-BlutbMry, Corn or Bran Muffins Aalpht-Almond Mederle Gold Cake pllg. 69 of• • pkg. 95 of I • 1S 01. 1'' pkg. Super Spirits IOProof 6'' Popov Vodka '·~.'."· From Scotland 711 Cutty Sark Scotch 15:...'"'· Red, WIMte Of Roee 1 •• Monterey Wines 15::'· 8 Eggs Free with coupon end ~heM of OM Ctn. el ,.., •• price ~l)l;t.lctttttiii.il~~ s ..... 70 witf'IC~ §~~~AA 11.f !!l = Ralphs Eggs of OM certon •I , _ r9gWair price : = Umlt One llem end One Coupon Per Cuttomw ~SuPiiCoiiPONMO Pantry Fillen Ven Cemp'1 Pork & Beans ~.29 Olorietta 47 Stewed Tomatoes 1:_~1· • Htinz 57 Steak Sauce PlAINWRAP Vegetable Oil 100L 59 ,., . 10 oz. 121 btl.• ·::.L 1•s Frozen Foods Miri~Burritos :-c: 4 '°' • 1 Of 8'.:Jda Potatoes ':: .59 r---r'tMft·---, I ..... 10 with Coupott IQ1 I I irishS,...ng 701. 55 I I Bar Soap b• ~ °""'*' I I Umlt One Item ... One Coupon ,. c...... 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Mtllt• IUCI STm MllS: 1·11 lllr, M Sllllj " I . , ) .£1• DAILY PILOT Wecf"'IHday, Apnl 23. 1HO Brown Rice _Popular • ~::; Aecompanf~atteM , .. ,.._ -~MrrJ powd ~o-Y+t' -a p.a c.lc~ I• < a O ea fol"' mut. fisb or i .. ...._..riff 1nd cools o'Ver-low llfft ouneft> ,...... ~bopped t I t poultry are so often a l tablelpooo butter until liquid ii ablorMd, bro cc o U . t b I wed • last-mlnute considera· or m......-. ebout IO mlftyt ... Stlr In drelned. lion J ._..,._.ult pea~bel. Sprtnlda With Cook onion-In bUtteT In F or nut r l t I 0 n, 1'4 teMpooM curry null. llU. I Hrvln11. Iara• uucepan until tconomy. conv nlence powder tender but not brown. and tlH ot preparauoa. '4 eup coarHIJ BllOWNUC • Add wate r , ult and think lD a.rm. ot rteoe cltopt4d punuta aaOCXX)U BONAN&A nutme1: brin1 to a boll. a nd fruit or rice aDd Drain pe1cht1, re· 2/S cup cboppt d Stir ln rice. Cover and ve1etable comblnatk>D6 ""'"' 1ynap. CoarNl~ onion cook over low heat until to tnhanceother fooda. chop peacbu. Add 2 tab&etpoona butter liquid l11blorbed, about Bro~"' rice la an tn· toOVlb water to 17rup '° or maraarine ~ mlnuc ... •Stir in broc· c r eaalngly popular make a.. cup1 Uquld, 2·1/JCUPIWlter coll. Heat thorou1hly. selection whic h tura1 Brta1 liquid to 1 boll ln 1 teupoon•alt Mallet e aervln11. frultl and vftfetabl LD· lar1• .....-~ 1Ur ln "' ... upoon autm•1 •To keep from break· .- l o ~x a d t1 na . htt1 hl1 rice. butter, ult and tcupric• ln1uprtce. nuul~ menu aceom· ~~~~~~~~~~--=.....:...;,,:::....:..;...:..:..~~~~......::.......:~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- P•nlrnenta. BROWN RICI':, whlrh I s es pec i a lly 1tood teamed with fruit or vegetables. :>hould bt.· selected with eaullon Thus n l't', which hus a l1 1stlncllve cht>wy lex lure and nutty navor. lS a n ugricultu.raJ product which la harveeted Just o nce a year , and Its s pecial nutritive value a nd eating qualities come from the oute r bran layer or the n ee With regular brown race. naturaJ oils in the bran layer can become r a ncid during storage The she lf life for or dsnary brown race 1s only about six months fr o m t h e time o f harvesting, but brown rice tha t h as gone through a special heat a nd vacuum process called "parboiling" bu a greatly extended shelf life . Take family or friends on a taste trip to the Far East with Peachy Cur· ried Brown Rice, an ex· citing menu accompani- ment which is not too s picy for young tastes. The nutlike flavor and chewy texture of brown rice complements the i.wcetness o f canned pl'ach sli ces. The crunch of peanuts tops off this quick and easy dress-up fo r pork, ham, poultry or fish. For a hearty a nd versatile side dish that I ake.s Little effort to pre· pare , serve Brown Rice- fl r occol i Bonanza . A hint of nutmeg and the flavor or onion a dd s pecial touches to this d is h which goes as well a longside fi sh or fowl as at d oes along s id e favon temeats. P EACllY CURRIED BROWN RICE 1 can (16 ounces) Don't Feel Guilty About White Bread While the production o f s o-called varie t y breads s uc h a s r ye, pu mpernickel and whole wh eat is increasing dra m atlcally in this country, Americans who prefer enriched white bread needn't feel pan~s o f gui lt, s tates the California Dietetic As· !>OC iation (CDA->. Orange County District. When the nutritional conten t o r diffe r e n t br.~nds and types of breads was compared at was found that nonwhite breads don't necessarily provtde better nutrition t h a n white enriched breads, according to a s tudy publ is h ed in Co n s umer Rep ort:. magazine. ·'The key word is ·enriched'." says Ann Coulston, RD and presl· dent of CDA. "Since the late 1930's most white bread has been enriched with thiamine, niacin. riboflavin and iron, a nd these enrichment stan· dards are enforced in all but a few states." So if your preference is white, select h igh quality, enriched white bread, part of t h e breads a n d cereal s groups of t.be four food groups -milk, meat, vegetables and fruits , breads and cereals. If it's got wheels you'll move it taster Ina Daily Piiot classified ad.call 642-5671 and a friendly ad-visor will help you turn your wheels into cash. 50™ gear 1alden 4 Jubilee. \V7 RE·D 7 I\~ ~~·····, ..... ,, ... We listen To Youl ADVllTrSID ITEM AYAIUllUn GUAIAmll '"-"()I llo!J 1l1M, 1, WU1u1kt ~I ~fAO!l• &~AllJllt! l()lt "41 1~ IACI< lllH •ll "1 •II fltl~I a '>PIClllCAlU 11()1(0 I~ a 11 "' ~ ~ r I 1~ u A1.t1•l1JD 11!111 Ill WIU ()Ill• • •Ai '~I ()I t lClll,H&fll "'" ""l ~ &1A11.48tf tlnfC ~. 1..i >11'1 ~. , • • iA "°'' • I ~!1111 tl)J ID ~Sf '"' ~•I• JD •11 111 •I lltf AflWI • ,1 0 •WIU •HIH a DUS NICIS lJfK1lYI WID .• AN. 2 l TlllU TWS., AIW. 2t. 1 ttl. ... ............. .....,_ ... , .... ,. .. . ... • -·--··--·-·----·-·-···-··-,-. ~--·--··--.....-·-............... -......,::.~ .... ,, .. _. __ ... __..,,._._..,_., ............... FOOD DAILY PtLOT (}j J ~Guests Create Sprint or summer. •t~=-plcnka are fun. Nut m:-tr~~U111e .iou have oae, fry tha .. 1yp&Ml •. 7 Serve a variety of cb~5fS.ham, roast ~f aod turkey (or sa ndwic hes. Don 't fOrftt l~tluco and tomat . too. Then le\ your au~ ts cr.-ate th eir (l\\'O combln•Uon sandwtch's · with U\He Ptenlc Party Toppttg. There are three dllf~l"fllt navors for a vurlcty ot sa.fldwlchfos •·or ham, thrre's a ertamy mu."itard :1aur<' The spicy hor~crudl h suuce ls cxl't'Ul•nt "llh rou:;l bl'l·f And (or turk ~ , ..i Grow Your Own More and more Californians arc turning to the home garden not only for e<.'onom 1c reasons. but for the pleas ure of c<.1t1 n g nutritious vegcta ble~ and fruits fresh from the soil. according to the Ca hfomia Dietetic /\s· soci alion <C DA ). Orange County District. Local conditions gov- ern planting lime. but the s udden arrival of spring weather ofte n creates "panic plant· ing,'' that can spoil a n otherwise producti ve garden, so lhe first rule of the home gardener should be "plan before you plant.·· according to CDA . ··With a little plan· ning, the bulk of your family's daily servings from the vegetables and fruits group of the four food groups -milk, meat. vegetables and fruit s, breads and ce reals -can come from your own garden this s ummer." says Ann Couls ton. president of CDA . A 20 by 20-foot garden patch wlU feed a fam1lyof four throughout the sum- mer with plenty for can· ning and freezing. Smaller plots are perfect- ly adequate for crops of a few favonte vegetables and even a comer or .. flower bed can produce enough tomatoes for you to s hare with y our neighbors. H s pace is a problem, consider plants thut rl' quire litlle growing room s uch as cucum her~. pole bean~. tomatoes and peas that can be tr a1nt•'1 o n ve rt1 cal trellist·:.. ~ug gcs ts C D/\. Onion ~. garlic, leeks , eggplant and peppers also take' up little space .. E ven the gardener with no garden space need not despai r.·' says Ms. Coulston. "Many vegetables and fruits do well m containers , plan· ters or earthen pots. Wooden boxes about six or eight inches deep can be u sed fo r herbs . variet1c.-s of salad green!'., cucumbers &nd cherry tomato('!\. for example. "Strawberries thrive in pots and redwood box· es a~ do some miniatur~ forms or citrus and other fruits." Wh ile the g r owing c haract e ris tics of vegetables and fruits var y and a garden book is a helpful adjunct to planning. there are a few general rules that should be rouowed to as· s ur e a bo unt1 ou s harvest: • plant in full s un. quick growing summer crops need all-day sun· light. • plant away from I re es which will rob nutrients from the sur- rounding soil. • make successive seedings -al lO·day Intervals -of small a mounts of qulck - maluring vegetables such as lettuce, spinach and 1reen onions, to as· sure a continuing s up· ply. • prepare the garden plot anytl me. but for warm·season vegetables and fruits don't plant un· Ul the soil bas really be1un to warm up, generally In late April or May. curry sauce adds Ill for a..t: unusual navor. 1 ~ real wMpptn1 _ lcnle Put Topprn -crnm .re .. >'" to pttpllt ancf S ta b I e • f. o o n t will make any undwlch crHID)' hone~ ah 111necill. '4 \eUpooft Nil PICNJCPAaTY t'ollow ume recipe TOl'PE• · proc-edure H 1bov". For Ham Mak Z cu.,. topplna I cup rE"ll wh I pplnl For TUrkey. crum I ~Nil whippln1 3 to b I era po on s cream l>l.)oo style mu l.ard l table poon curry 1 , teaspoon u lt powder Ot-iU cream unUI thklc ~teaspoon Hll Beul 10 mustard and l"ollow ume rf'clpc salt. be-at until tiff procedure u above. M<tkes 2 cups topping M uk ci. 2 cupis topptn11. For an Nay • meal, plan a ,,.. do-it-yourself picnic. Vary the toppings agna-Pak sa~"·~ you sea pound Magna-Pak gives you savings In a big way. Y ou get the sa me . great meats vou always get from Lucky, but in greater quantity, and at 5t off every pound. Pound for pound, these savings add up! Even for people who live in smaller households, it's worth it to buv now at Magna· Pak savings, and stash some meals in the freezer for later on. Look for the bright orange Magna-Pak tag. Lucky's lower overall meat prices help you get ahead of inflation. Magna-Pak helps vou do it in a big way. LARGE ENO RIB STEAK 189 HONDEO BH~ lU BONELESS TIP STEAK BOl\IDEO BEEf llOU'IO 248 .. MACNA PAK PRICE •.• lB 184 .. MAGNA PAK PRICE .• .i .. 243 7·BONE CHUCK STEAK BONOEOBEH 139 lB 168 PORK LOIN CHOPS lB .. MAGNA PAK PRICE ... l8 134 -MAGNA PAK PRICE .•.. le 163 TOP ROUND STEAK BONELESS SONOCO BHf 238 l8 PORK LOIN CHOPS 188 TENOE~lOIN lU .. MAGNA PAK PtnCE ..• LB 2 3J -MAGNA PAK PRICE. .•. lt! 183 Fresh Meat BONELESS HAM HAlViS 1 68 •uu f(OO<lO WAn.• .llDOIO ~ • BUTTI:RBALL TURKEYS •,!M,1 'l~Coll'A.ot A loO/IN. 101H 8\ CROSS RIB ROAST ttflf.t Ll\\ IW)"Q_Q QU' t .. L , LARGE ENO RIB ROAST 7·BONE CHUCK ROAST 00-.f'tDllHI ROUND STEAK to/Ylt•l ' llOl>lilUUU J PORK LOIN ROAST ... , .. •. I.,_, .. .._, II\'\#"'~ lt:° PORK SPARERIBS (Ol,l~lO• \f,.ll "'te '"° P(IPY l ~ ia.79 ia 1.98 UI 1.88 l~ 1.38 .. 1.89 a1.28 l8 1.28 GROUND BEEF PAnlES •&111 f<Ol ~i.C.H•<lll 4 79 • I At f"'Oll ._, S.R SAG • Cinco de Mayo values J:XLNT TAMALES 6 PACK 149 18 oz Pl((; XLNT BURRITOS t Hll IO.Clf?C""" !Jtll l t.IA'< 39 lWIJ(.lN t.C"4tlSC l Ol PIG • }, ENCHILADA SAUCE SS • LA\ r-.. Y~\ t 1 Cl {Al4 • RED CHILI SAUCE •?Ol CAI< .3S L ~E.~,J!CO SAU.CE 101 b'' .4S [. ~~!,_R~NCHERO izoi JAP.69 L ~~VICTOR~~ ,, Ol JM. 69 b ~2c CA~~-~L~ U ~Ol llOr,85 r CHILI CON CARNE 1 S9 /:, l"°" Ill "Wld ()11 l'()t • ~Ol u... • t TACO SEASONING MIX 61 b Ul~\ 1', Ol INV , r MAR·KES TAOUITOS 1 18 b 8111 l''•Ol PYC. , L MEXICAN DINNERS 87 Y<UI i. ._..., IVAK Ill\ 11 Ol l'W(. • b LA PAZ TEQUILA 7 99 WW.Tl 80 ot00r • I 7'I I TW ert • Fresh Meat BEEF SPARERIBS SllCEO BEEF LIVER .•. 89 .e1.39 •a 1.29 OSCAR MAYER BACON 1 48 <.e.ao ' • PtC. • rn-cr \lift 1 ll o.i: , ~ EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF 1 89 OCll'...OHAOID 7r.••T • • ~~;'{.~~. ~~E ~~APPER 1 78 ~·~'-''~'· .... canned & Packaged f'HEINZ bKETCHUP !GRAHAM CRACKERS SUN'iHINE "'EC.Ut AR ()Q (INNAMON I' FRUIT COCKTAIL b \'<>.h• .89 \2 OZ BTL .69 1(, OZ BOX r STOKELY CORN 31 0 W'<Oll •l•"IL !/vi (.Al<, J, (J;OKEL Y GREEN B~~~~ ""'. 34 r WAGNER ORANGE DRINK 69 6 '.tOl 8tt . r GATORADE DRINK 119 b U "°" L""l 00> ()11&1•0 I,' ~I l fl • "+ L ~~~~; T~-~ ~~01 (AH2.29 L ~.~!!I~ESSI.~? 160l fT\ 1.19 b ~~l ~~~TE PEAS 1icn•"·47 L ~l~~TE ~EA~S •60l u.N.42 b ~!!,~,R!~~~~ ·~oz ~f\ 1.15 r GOURMET POPCORN 1 64 O Oi1'Ytlll PIOl~WMt • "-r:_ tAG , ! HORMEL SPAM 1 19 If Ol CAA • we honor manufacturers· coupans canned & Packaged fl ANTHONY O SPAGHETTI .99 31 Ol P.C. bSPAGHETTI 99 SAUCE • LADY lEE P\.AIN U OZ JAP W "1US>il100M ()Q W 'l[A T !:HARVEST DAY 65 BREAD • SPlJT TOP ]4 Ol lCM W)ifT ( ()9 WHl AT b ~-~~-~~!1~~",,, l •• , • 68 b ~~!t!,~~~l~~~ IOJ o,.89 L ~~~'!~I SAUCE ' .: ''" • 61 r APPLE JUICE b ~;~ u.""' .. : -1.48 Health & Beauty Aids ---------- !' ~l~T •• ~RM. ANENT 2 29 b -·~ -,,,,... • r SECRET ROLL-ON 1 47 >., CllOOOo•~• Ht: '<11. • r FABERGE ORGANIC 99 0 ~ _,....._°" oo>• 1'.~l ST\, r FABERGE ORGANIC b C9f"" h'<S( al'OllCll'fl• 99 ltTYA llOCN . • • !~ Ol I!\. • Liquor r DOS EOUIS XX BEER 2 49 6 r.,., OD lV' , tJ Ct ttfl\ • Dairy & Frozen t BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 75 b ""' '"°' , .... r CELESTE CHEESE PfZ2A 2 29 6 "°' ,.., . P FISH FILLET ~ v~Of ••Yfl Dairy & Frozen }'LADY LEE b ~~~~.!rr !:LAD Y LEE ICE MILK S<XiARt S .29 ~oz ~ 113 GA. er·~ .89 l c~·. ! ~~p 0 CREAM TOPPING ,.61 • ORANGE JUICE 1 43 J ""'· I """ll , • r •, , j ~~:~~ POTATOES _ . .. • 69 BIRO'S EYE ~S , Mt~~·.,~--·ll 2 t. O!('( ,~, .. '"'' O!('( 7 SP~ \tVU: ~ ~'Cl •fCY • Household & Pet r ~~~KAN DOG FOO~ . r••.56 b ~~DEX CLEANER .85 b, GLAD TRASH Be,G!: 2 99 "".A&. :'O t fW'\"'t • b ~~;~RPET :--o.• r,c.1.69 r !HMS CAT FOOD 3 59 b '"""It(. l'"' 19 .. • r DISHWASHER All 2 3 5 6 ~-~•OtftlJICA.HT •'!Ol 00• • r VANISH BOWL FRESHENER 69 0 V\f'tA ~U'1 t 1\0l ''i... • ! ~.~LATES IO(l .. y 1. 73 r FINAL TOUCH 1 79 b •-!Ofll"'t .. 01 11\ • r CASHMERE BOUOUET SOAP 99 b .,.. • Pf( 1001 ""' • Delicatessen Items b FARMER JOHN 1 09 BOLOGNA !iUCEO ME A f 11 Ol PICC J:Cf11CKEN FRANKS f()Sl[llf~ : OAK SLICED HAM •ORY SALAMI ! "'·· ,. # .99 16 OZ PICC. ... 1.99 ...... ~3.39 i XLNT POTATO SALAD 1 19 ~ JJ i:-o; • ; ~l~_G CRAB COCKTAIL,~ vw.79 • VLASIC PICKLES } ' 1,.'ft.'\4."""J•.,.""4t. 99 ._. "•t"~i ~l "'°"4•'l.'> SI 0: tAft • Produce FRESH CABBAGE "L•O NUlCllTIOUS FRESH SPINACH ( liRL Y ANO ~ISP CALIFORNIA CUCUMBERS OllSP AHO CRVHCHY .10 LS .25 OUNCH .39 EACH NAVEL 4 La 69 ORANGES ~0• SWH r ANO JUICY EACH D'ANJOU PEARS ~llfUlFLA~ .39 l8 Lower Prices overall so orino mem 1n tor~tlONI dlsCOUnt sav1~ what discount Is all about. ,.,...... ... ,,. w. """""* •Wlllll •ltAIMlll Ill 10 ITllT& OOl.LIOl IOUU\fl'lllO coeT••a. t\IU.lll'°" '1• IWl9Clll eouLIVMO I» llO IUCUO ·~ ~·..u.• HID~ llOAO AT UI ~M OMIOUOllOW 111n~a....- ~ES OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. lfANTO. NMUT'ILUAft -'"ltlOTON -.ACM G&llDCNCllllOW 111ntucuo•1'UIUI ... , &T\MflA ·- Nitl111 INN..-oRT ..... .......... 111'1 II II LI tlMn W*TTilll , ...... ....-. .... l ' ' I I • ..... ... 1 Cll OAllYPtLOT Wedneedey. Apnl ZS, 1tl0 MARMADUKE . II PEANUTS FUNKY WtNKERIEAN U.OWI SPRI~ ~!>Ff~ ARRIVED I HI, rnERe ! WHAi15 £.>OOR NAME ~ by Charles M. Scllulz 'by Tom a.tiuk ··1rs a bad case of spring tevert" SHOE MOON MULLINS [(:"uSBANDS ! ~ Lii LOR[) P. ! Bf?E.AICF,AST ~ SHouLD HAVE BEEN ;- r<EADY iWENTY • 4 MINUTES A<:;,o! MISS PEACH 'STOP CoMPt.AfNIN<j .' you COULDN'T GET AlON<J w1rµour M~, EMMA! I I 1' L~- by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson OH,MAYBE: OUR l<ITCHfN ,AND . BRooM CLOSET ;• .AND LAUNDRY !1 f<(X)M COULDN'T, I ~11 &. COULD I #-:.:_ ' ~ ~· ~-. " ~,' 1 1 by Mell Lazarius DRABBLE FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ~lt(i08 FltE,MOt1· JOHNS ONL'f 00~ 10 8E. AWA'f FOR A FEW Of\Y5 OR. SMOCK BIG GEORGE .. .. ,J ... •, ,, ' ... . . . ,~ ~ . COMICS I CROSSWORD "Th1t'a right. Eat and run." by Kevin Fagan by Lynn Johnston -NOW 10 GNE. llif. IMPRESSION OF BEINQ •AAcSSTiaf.-Y?r Fti.E. -ro ~ST. by George Lemont / Y 'sse. A MAGNe:S 1A 'S D 1e:-r CON S IST"S WHICH 15 W HAT' G ives i"HC:1R IV\11..-K 'IHA-r WNU SUAt.- i"ASi""E: .' ' by Bil Keane GORDO ----------'7""'------~ .... TH E FAMILY CIRC US "What EL SE nee<h pointing?" D.ENNIS THE MENACE • ~I,~. WILSON .. WllAT ELSE IS NEW ? • ... 'i'JAT~IL~, A\AINE.."' ~l::RE< AAVE l l-IEARD i~A.T ~ JUDGE PARKER ~6 f>AM DP.IVER ARRIVE6 AT THE HOe>PITAL TO !:>EE PAlll. C~AND.ALL. HE 15 MET BY ONE OF THE: Olf]Tf{ICT A'TT~fVS :;,fCURITY MEN' TUMBLEWEEDS THAT 8 URN5 ME UP·-·WHY SHOULD LADIES GET IN FREE? iHA1''!1 lt16HT' H€ CHECKWOVT r~ M()f(N1Nv. AGAINoT ooc f()R'!) AOVICt' LADIES' DAY TODAY AND THEY TAKE ALL THE BEST SEATS, TOO I ) O F NOT'HING eu-r CHAl...K ... .. ~ ' by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux ~fAlll)N A Cl\)P\ t ()(-~~ M(N Al HI~ H0Mt THlN MC fl Mf AT HI~ ()H 1(£ A:.J ~N ~1 f'\)~~f ' • by Tom K. Ryan by Ernie Bushmiller NOW NONE OF THEM WILL GO IN ~· • •• • '' ,. , • ' " • ,,. ' "" ,.,, .,. •' .. r -. • .,. • ~ ... .., • • • • ' • • ~ • • • ' • • • • • • r • ,. ... 't ' ... .,., TODAY 'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACAOSS SJ ~o~s s 7 Otminoot09 IL~.e9 6I US p1ay- 5 &o wnoti• 10 £i>< POe1 ry 62 A tnc:at- 14 Sec:r.ie ·~•enway 1 s F""' 2 woros 16 Sudan l\8\N'8 6' BlerniSll l 7 PfC 2 woroa 65 F0teogn 19 v~ 66 HI.lo 20 Mos• po$h 6 7 o.maoe 21 Rues 68 Atmor p.ece 23 Slumtler 69 Weat r#rf 2S ~ 26 e..ty Me.xi· DOWN Qn 29 Sflone6 1 Fired 2 Prefta IOf lyoe UNI TEO FN1Ur11 Synoocale T~ s Puzzle SoMd t • I I • •I l l t l 1 • I • 0 0 • •I a I • • Ol L It I• •I 0. l • 0 I • l .... I , a 0 D t i• • • l • • • l l ••• c 0 • ' • • I & •• • l . \ . . . IO • • 0 • .,, I 0 -I I flO • 0 •• , .. DI 11 • 1 ,, 11• ••• I e I I • l I e , __ I 1 I o I c • l l I •I• • 111• I I • 10.. •I• '••-c • I I •0 ~1 I Tit 10111 0 11 u • I I f Ol•ll ill •l t!Ol•I WI I I ' l I 11 ll l •IOIO I •JU •l•I 1 .. ;. l 11 111 •l l l•h I 1'110 11 101 34 Gt'88k IJC>d 35-bomO 37 Roman gar~ 3 Partdrse 24 SllC>Uletion .. 5 Clalifylng 47 Feline men1 38 TiwUll 39 Pnton VIP 41 Flint 42Tree .... ~ .. , .. 45 Olspetcn 48Repfle ... u ''Tlilwn end • c..... 26 Mongol 5Early111m 27 Vn tment 6 8-i moodt 28 AOvenon 7 Llbenine 30 Men's n.me 8 Upen 31 ~111 9 Sea nymph 32 Anleiope 10 Beg 33 Jodley Earl 11U~ 12 Flf\ll notice 36 Guzzte 13 Orn 39 COllCelt 18 Olttll1' PY., 40 Tibia tix 43Sllln ~ 22 Mell Comb. form .. 9Butn 52C.riel on 53 Plate Me.tyP9f\M-en 56 Sel'lllMd 58Aloneon ... S8 M1n'1neme 59~fflier 60~ 63 Sertliln crty • • l l . ~ [ r J r J . i r .. • • 7 --~ ........ ...--..... --............ -~,,,, __ .... ----·-··---·------·-· _____ , _____ __.__ ... ________ _ -Q>~poners 6enerous -~,~ 8J ILUTIN ILOANS DS.U RJPSa•AUST lllOatPsa -l nal11 aaw red wben I read your cohunn of· ferlq IO provide hw "Doa't Be a Pad Gr•b· ber" alPI IO lupffm.rtell DlcJ you ever a&op to lblU lbat we m11bt be puWq tboM 11.lf 1 ret\aod rorms lor • friend or a •lahbor or aomeone who cao'l drive or a.i out all Lhe Um ? 1 wouldn't have many fri nda I n ll I t.old lhem about tbe new ~rund fomu t 11 w ln lhe alore and then lold them I only pullf'd one or two otr Uk P•d fur my elf That would tx- 1eUllh! -MRS M. FROM WVONIA , MICH. DEAJl Mas. M. -The r funder'11 rule ls: "Don't ta.Ile more tllan two .. DEAa MARKET HOPP E R - tht other day I rereaved a ltittcr from a woman who had al'c1dentully received my re· rund from a manufacturer ll :.eem:. Lhat my refund check had been gluedW hers She felt so sorry about it that she sent me several refund rorm:. She noted 1n her letter that she didn't want anything m return. but 1 waa so pleased that I included some forms when J wrote lo thank her It's nice lo know there ure such sweet people couponing and refunding. JERRIE FROM TEXAS.> DEAR J E RRIE -Many beJ(inners are surprised lo learn of the great consideration and thoughtfulness that couponers and refun- ders show to one another. Coupoo.lng and "efunding are not get · rich-qu.ick schemes. But as we save dollars and cents each day. we enjoy many small pl aaww like lbe on you d crlbed ln )'our ltlter .• Dua IVPE••A•&n S'llOPPI& - Whtn I •tarted to collect proot1 ot purchase, It wa1 11 bla Juke to my lamlty eeoeclally lo my teen·q~ dauabter. SM made r maru like: "Wfa don 't have ny ~arba1e anymore. IL ta ..U under Mom's bed.' (Of course. It w111 nut. clean and tucked away in aa bia box.> It wa1 a bl1 event when l let someone throw op ck:a&e awuy But now things have changed ~ we are ull profllma by eat.Ulg bt!Uer ror less mooey Lu8l moolh I saved more than S2S with my refunds My daughter even tame around when we ret'eived lhe McDonald's girt certificates from the Shick Helps J erry's Klds offer. My i.ons are avid proof-of.purchase pet'lerh. and my husband says he knows 1 ·11 :.tay w1lh thts hobby because I'm a bit tight with a dollar and refunding pays for itself. - JAN FROM PINEJ.LAS PARK. FLA. Find out how about exchanging forms with refWlders a round the country In my Coupon Clipper's Newsletter No. 3, "Trading Refund Forms bv Mail." Send 75 cents plus a s tamped self-addressed envelope to The Supermarket Shopper, P .O. Box 461. Radio City Station. N~w York, NY 10019. Be sure to rl!q uesl the newsletter by name. REFUND OF THE DAY Write lo the foUowang address lo receive the form necessary for this offer · Anacin S2 Co upon Offer, 685 Third Ave . New York . N Y. 10017. This offer expires Scot. 30. 1980. --~-----------cTIP-:-N-FiLEREFUNDs-------------· Cllll out 11111 1114' -•eep II w ith timll•r c~h-ofl """'' l!om Po\I •O Pere~"' "'~" f 1m.~· "°'' <c>u90M ~·~ refund Oii•,. w•th bewr~ l o•\l•O O< fi>f'111i.d 0•1 Fl•k•,.. E•PlrY\ June JO. coupon~ tor eumote 5,.,, collo<tlnQ thll -t'ltt D<"OOh of ourt'-whllf' looklno tor'"" reouinld r• f\onu\1 n..w two offer\ Ootl't r~ul...,. lo'"'' tUf>CI tcwnK "' llW w i>ermark.,, In news1111~ and KEl..LOGO'S Frtt ~lal I( Calorl~ Cau<>t~r Ot n'l•Q<lll)M1., •ncl when l"Mll!IQ with lr-1. Ott•" 141<, P 0 I~• 1*'11o, AllCIWlllf N C J1ln Re<•"'" • •r• 1ubleel to m•,,.,fe<ture,,· -r~l<•I Hmol\ ''""' c dlOrn count,.. ......., ,,,,..... prOOI~ 11•irt1Wl\e ...c:I ICK61 •~ All-10 _, 10 ruellfe Nth ,... ,....,, from ••Cle IWl""h ot l(ell009 1 Spe<i.t IC ce•""' IUl'ld. E •111re\ Ott lO. '* GENERAL Nlll..U BIQ c. A.iund <Mfff "'"'"'.... K!LLOGO'S TOU<•n Sam NIQnl L•v~I 011..-. p () ,., .. nd Of '1 or u. ,,.,. "·\end '"" r9e1ulntCI ·-80• .. ~. SI PMll. Ml"" Sil.. Atol ...... Q ... IO<m OIU~ Unlwr"WI PrOC11>ol\ lrorn llQfll !.fond ,..., l>fOOf~ ou•CIW>f' ... ,. ''""' "°" ••Qhl dltt.Ant ••'"'''"'of '"" 10110 .. •nQ °""'"'"· """"''Of K•llOQo • Froot L_, Olu> st U E•Pf••• Trta. Lucky Owrm\. W""•t•f'\. Co•dfon ~·""-· Nov lO. ,.._ Coc."'1 Pvtf\. Natur,. Vdlln C.r•nol•, Tot•I t<la 8uc W hf'al\, N<1ture V•llf'lf C.r .. nol• 8<10 . Count D•ltJ ~Oil\, """' ... rlM . Olei ,_ Cho<utd. Fr..,kftll>4'rry IJocof>rry For \3,......., !tie ICRAf"T ~~ti.. &uc• R•lunclOtter. Aecelw• ,.. IOfm Pl"' UPC \'(ml>Oll ffOm 10 dlfl•r..,I "•""'"" lwncl Ol U <»llf\, loO ,..,,,. I~'""" or ii S...0 lhll re. P•< k•04!" m•"' tllf I °""C•\ Of l•roer E•OI"'• J..,., Qu•tttl re!Uf'f torm plu• ··i.orw ...c:1 ._. • •'(ml>OI' 30. l'lllO •"II Ntl·...,IQIYI \l.i.,,..."'' from l(raft °"""' °""" HUGGllS DIAPER ""°"'' Offer Aecetve SJ <l•r •ncl Co4oY C-proc:tucn Recelff jOunf>"" wor1n ol c_,_ s.M ,,... rf'Clu""" rl'funcl form ••"h oroof ot ourc""Mt from a 7._...., tire -U pfu\ e lQllt Unl~wt Proouct ,_, trom lull·••n <•ni. tor NKll Pf'OOI trom •notllet •lie, up IO • SI ICIH"41• HU9QI~ dlS00'4tble dla0ttr p.1ck-1. Ea· llmll. E•O•rtU..,tJO, "''· plrn OK. JI. l'lllO. NU~ORM. N.P H-Inc. R .. 01-p • " refund KAaoC>M Allfllftd Aecotl"9 " \I '"'un IOU< """"IV"'"'' rf'Qulr4!d refund form plu\ lour prooH>I P<l«M"' trom Nulprm C.011-'"""'""· YOQ11r1 cw SOvr H•lf .e••• from bou• ol t<.c>oom t trffl. E ap;rn s.ot • •ncl H•lf. EIQllrn Nov. lO, "'°· JO, 1..0. Her• '' ~,. ~' tf\lt dOr-\n•t require e torm POS~ ~-a V"Ol'l•04" GMO..n Oflf'f AKP•Vf' N OOllMAN ANO CO INC., P 0 SO• Ha..H.. El f''ljhf l)«kaOP\ o1 8ull>M' •Ml<'l•l>ff' ·-5of<ld llW Pd\O TH.,_ "'971 Ao<eow • Sl rpfuncl. Send 1- ff'QUJrfld nf\N form '""' "'"" cotnb•n.cttter'I o1 ''".. SM<ll•~ front\ ''°"' Oornwn·, Amert<• ~ "G<'ow • VeQOOIMll• G•r~n· proot of """"""" E •P"P\JUIOI. l'llO J ~------------------------------------ SAVE$1.00 when you tit_iy 8 oz. of Sunrise Coffee. Wldl_..,, ~·ZS. 1• . SAVE$2.00 when you buy 16 oz. of Sunrise Coffee. Come to the great almond snack sale! After all ttiose Ouistmas cookies, Valentine's chocolates, and marshmallow Easter bunnies, your family nee<b something healthy and whole- some to snack on this Spring. So it's time for the Almond Snack Sale! Our delicious snack almon& come in seven mouth-watering flavors delightfully munchable right from the can. They're the freshest almonds you can buy anywhere, because we grow them right on our own Berrenda Mesa farmlands. And right now, they're on sale in 4-lb. cans for just $9.95 instead of their regular price of S13.50. Of course, we have almon<k for all your cooking and baking needs. too. And a tempting array of almond confections you11 find hard to resist. So come shop in our old-fashioned country store atmosphere during this month's Great Almond Snack Sale. And while you're here. stock up. Almonds from the Harvest Barn are a wonderfQl alternative to junk foods. Now, and all year long. ------------------------------------ on 4-lb. c.am of snack almondl. regularly 113.50, now just S9.95 each witll this coupon. OlOOle from 7 flavors: Onion/Garlc, Blrbecue. Hickory-Smoked. Roasted Siited. Roasted Umalted. Oteele and Whole Natural •.. or chooee them all I Offer expira April 30, 1980. (Umit 4 per customer) the Barn .. Millk>n VieJo • Fullerton • Irvine OCP The Harvest 8am ii put of Benenda Mesa fll'ml, wortcfl ..... Mnond F*'f· ------------------------------------. Mluion Viejo Mall : Monday· Friday 10 AM.-9 P.M.: Saturday 10 A.M.·6 P.M.; Sunday 12 P.M.-5 P.M. Fullerton: 325 South Hale Avenue, Monday-Saturday19 A.M.-6 P.M. •Woodbridge Cents (OG Barranca off Culver), Irvine: Monda.y 4Friday10 AM.·8 P.M.; -..-----------------Tuetday-Thunday &Saturday JO A.M.·6P.M.;Sunday12 P.M.·5 P.M.-----------------...-. ,. 1 CH CWLY PILOT . Fa11iasies Trying out costumes they designed a nd made for the Camp Fire Girls luncheon and fashion show Saturday at La Quinta Hii?h School. Wes tminster.· a re c from le fu TEMPLE BETll DAVID Sisterhood will have 1L'> annual luncheon and fashion show at I p.m . Sunday, April 27, in the temple social hall Westminster. For information, call 840-1153. ' QUEEN OF HE ARTS GUILD has planned a Fiesta Brunch for Sund<1y, April 27. ett the San M a<.1rten Hotel. Lag un<1 Beach. from 11 30 a .m . to 1 JO pm th-!><'rvation~ may be metde with M r e; Bt•ck. 499 277M BETHANY Mi\ NOK, an tnlt'n'>lVl' thera rn cenlt>r for chtltln•n Ht IJownt·'. will have 1 1~ -.cco11 d <innivt'r~.iry bttnqut·t <tt the Buena Park llotl'I FndJ\ 1·H·n tni.:. April 25 ~f)t'a S,.cr ~•II he Dale E v an" Hoger '> F o r t ickets call 1213192:1·2194 CA UFORNIA STATE DIVL~ION. Ame n can '"'"or1at1on of l n1vers1ty Wome n. wtll have an Equ·tl Ht~hb 1\mcndment H<1lly as part of its Singlf-s Coln1dor SELF f'J·:NTER \\ill have a d1scuss1on on "Thts T hing Called l.()vt• · al 7 30 p.m Friday. April :!5. 1n lhl' <·tty of Orange For information. c<11l .J:.i n or M 1<'ht1l'I <it ~7 -9600 '\ SINGLES DANCE, spon~ored by the Or ange County Catholt<' Alumni Club will be held at 9 p m Friday. April 25. in Anaheim. For inform a t10n. call Lmda at 836-4873. ORANGE COAST SINGLES w11l have a cocktail party at 8 pm Saturday, April 26. in Costa '.\1 esa . For information . call Ann at 751-0291. SOUTH COAST J EWISH SINGLES is s ponsor ing a party at 7 · 30 p. m. Sunday. April 27. at T<'mplc Beth Emel in Anaheim. For informa- l ion . call Barbara at 772-9775. \ OAV-LONG WORKSHOP for d ivor ced. -.eparated. w1dowl'd and never-married m en and women will be he'ld Saturday, April 26, at Colden West College. Called "Singles Celebra- tion." the workshop will focus on social skills and creative lifestyles. For more information. call 892-7711 ext. 502. SOUTH COAST JEWISH YOUTH will sponsor a Hawaiian luau at 5 p.m . Saturday. April 26, in the Tustin Hills. For information, call Marty at 546-7835. GREAT OUTDOORS SINGLES HAPPENING will have a volleyball game at 6 p.m. Thursday. April 24. at Big Corona beach in Corona del Mar. A beach wa lk and potluck dinner will be held at 6 p.m. Friday, April 25, in Huntington Beach. Also. the group will bold a sunset cruise in Newport Harbor at 5:45 p.m . Tuesday, April 29 For information, call Robert at 556-7026. PARK NEWPORT TENNIS CLUB will have a dance at 1 ·30 p.m. Saturday, April 26, in Newport Beach. For mformatioo, call 640-8009. SPR•& -SALEI NOW IN PROGRESS THRU MAY 5th -~ ., iALDEN'S CARPETS DR.APEltlES-WOOD PARquEf ' VIMYL..c:ERAMIC 646-4838 1663 Placllllia. Costa.__ . . -.. , . -,.. .. , . . . . .. . .,, ,., ,. °'"''' ................ , ........ , ... Dyan. Tu..vha and De<.> M arron and Marri Schmidt of Fo unta in Vall(•v For 1nform<1 lion on lhe luncheon . c·:.11 1 s5 1 4 1111 convention at 2 p m . Sunduy. Apnl 27, at the South Coast Plaza Hotel Guests will lncludl' Sonia J ohnson. pres ident of Mormons for ER<\ and Judy Ca rter · · ALCOllOU.SM AND LOVE STARVATJON t!-. th(' topic of a se minar to bt> gi\'en by thl' Ca reUntt and South Co<ist Med1 ral Center at 7 30' p.m Thursday, April 24. at the m cdH::il n •nt(•r tn Laguna lk <tt h For tnformatwn. e:.ill 1!19 1311 L \ TR/\VIAT.\ Chaptl'r of thl· Or.JO~t· l'ount~ M U<\I(' Ccntc•r Wtll met•! 1n lhl' home· of r rankw ~olland. lluntmgton Bt>ath. on Tu<:~day. Apnl .!!l. for a pro~ram by Mt m Stnr kl<·r on · llov. lo i'ack Your Vacation Su1tcasl' .. A LEC11JRE by Audrey Cross. titled "Role of the Federal Gove rnment m Human Nutnlton" 1s srheduled at 7 pm. Wednesday, Apnl 30, m Hashtn~er &1enc·e Center Chapman College Adm1ss1on 1s free ORANGE COl'NTY Guild of Puppeteers will m eet at R pm Thurs dll y, April 24. a t the Wes tminster Publtc Library. Carolyn Sle1d1nger .,., ill gtvt• a pe rfo rmance and therr will bt· a workshop of summer ideas WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT, Orange County Chapte r, will meet <1l 6:30 p.m . Thursday, April 24, at Casa Vallarta, Santa Ana, for a talk bv Jacqu e lin e Th o m u s . dire c tor of s tarf development for the Orange County Human Ser vices Agency. For information. call 586·5806 \ Loan Progrrun To Aid Women The Dolphin s. Women's Divison of the Newpo rt Harbor Oiamber or Commerce. bas a new loan fund ror women wishing to further their careers with professional train· iog or college study. Monies have been rai8ed from the group's annual tennis tourna- ment and door prizes at its monthly luncheons. according to Bobbi Dauderman, Dolphin of- ficer. Low-interest loans of up to Sl.000 will be of- fered and some monies may be given as grants. Ms. Dauderman said. Women w ho are em.ployed run-time or reside in the greater Newport Harbor A rea are eligible. The funds may be used for a ccredited graduate programs. pro- fessional schools. pro- fessional enrichme nt programs or completion o f underl;!radu a t e degrees. For information or ap plication forms, write to the Dolphins. Newport H arbor Chamber o f Commerce. 1470 Jam - boree Road. Newport Beach. Calif. 92660. AllATBVa AND CILllUl'Y tean1I plaJen will team to ralte runcts ror Soeclal~l mpiea durlnc • Tennla Claulc Saturd..y. A •. at Loi C1b1Ueroa Racquiet and Sporta Cl lD-Foult- taln Valley. The Fou.ntaln ValleJ JaJC*S and BAS P Video Corp. -will bait tbe day. Por-bt- rormeUoar t-' m .... HAaBOa VISJ'A &Del Ora~ty M(tloaa o1 the NaUooal CouaeU oL WOIDelL wW show two rums on tbe eouncU'1 wort in Jeruulem durla1 a l :JO a.m. mfftlDI · Thul'ldlly, April 24, at Harbor Reform Temple. ' NewpGrt Beach. A F•EE WOaKSBOP on Marriap enrldunent will be p..-ented at I :_. a.m. in tbe Garden Grove Community Cent.er, uaoo Stanford. by Lee Hachey, director or Newport Harbor Counaelln1 Center. For reeervatiou. call the Oran1e County .Mental Health Aaaoclation. 547-7558. SOUTBEaN CALIFOaNIA Genealo1ical Society will pre11ent lts 11th Genealogical Jamboree at the Glendale Civic Auditorium rrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . Sunday, April 27. IJlformaUoo ror tracing family trees will be preseot.ed. A LOW-OOST rabies clinic will be held at 7 p.m . Tuesday, April 29. at Niguel Junior High School. Laguna Niguel. s ponsored by the Laguna Niguel Women's Club. Dogs must be at least rour months old and the fee is S2. For lnformat1on. call Joyce Ransford, 831-1084. AMERICAN A.SSOCIATlON of Retired Persons will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Apnl 24. m the Irvine Senior Center. 3807 Sandburg Way . A talk o n plant care will be given by St.eve Thomas. For mformallon, call J ack Donnell, SS2-8910. HAPPY HOMEMAKERS will meet at 10 a.m. in the Fountain Valley C1v1c Center Friday. Apnl Home Tour mars· CUSTOM FRAMilitG Open 6 Days A w~ Mon ·Fri. 9-6 Sat. lCJ..4 1803 Newport Blvd. a ~ The San Clement <·· l!:::===~:::..:..~==::!J Spyglass ffil~a Philharmonic Committee WU.ls bold a wine a nd cheese-tasting party unday. May 4, in three Corona del Mar- homes. Preparing for event are (from left> Mrs. F.T. Kershner, Mrs. Robert l?l*e and Mrs. John Torell. For informa-tion. call 640-2836. 25, for lunch and a proeram by contralto Dorot.hyt Fulle r. FOUNTAIN VALLEY C harter Chapter Amencan Business Women's Association, wili meet ~t 6·30 p.m . Thursday. April 24, at Skandia Royale, Huntington Beach. A representative of Big Sisters of Orange County wil l speak. F or rnformation. call Stella Albri&ht. 842-7771. . A CHILDREN'S ART festival is sebeduJed for JO a .m. Saturday, _April 26, at the Mesa Verde United MeUtoditrt Cburd1, Ce.ta 11 ... PARK LIDO MEDICAL MAR T ~ ,., .. ''"'' , •• '1 ,,, , . " ..... ., .. \.,,., .. \ 151 Hosp11a1 Rd New po rt Be.ch 642-910 2 LUXURIOUS 14.0A Y TOUR & Cf'.UISE Gr~f'Cf', Italy & Yuqo\lavia Capistrano Bay branch -__ :;;..;::::;::::=:=::::--·--;:====:-::---:--- ATLAS Ul'LORATION SOCIETY c all CallKI lincl s"" I 171 41 4~4-7222 or the American A'\· ( \1,\ll.BOX J ST ... = I soc1allon of University IMULATES j1fu,j0J(t} Women will. present -~~~~~~~~~~;;==~------J-~~!·~·~·-~~~-~-~-!-~~~~~~~~~~ its 10th a nnual ho m e tour 1be tour, ~et for Sun day afternoon. May 4 , will feature :.even l>Outh Orange County ho mes llomes include those d Mr. and Mrs. Cltfrord Gell atl y o f Sa n C1ement.e ; Mr. und Mrs Aurthur Hickman o r Capistrano f~ach. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Chong oJ Mission Hilb Dr Jnd ~rs Sam S<.·hrc1 ~r .,r Niguel Shorcs. Mr and ~1rs Harmon Slt'ven.., of ~ 1 g u e I S h o r t· .., • J n d C arLynnhou ... l' 1n Laguna Nig uel For ticke ts and mo n · information on the homt· tour. call Margaret at 4:98-2818. Oass For Parent Of Disabled· A tram1ng prognim for parcnL'> of dt·vcloµmc11 tally d1 sablc•d «htldr<'n will be held t'Vt'n' Wed ncsday momin~ · Sponsored by tht.' A:. ~•S t a n ce Lcag u t• of Laguna Beach . the E ar ly Intervention Program 1:. designed to help parents develop technioues and activities for th e ir handicapped children. Also. partic1pan~ can ~hare information and fRANCic~-ORR fine statiorery Introducing wash and wear haircuts. • .\ l\ •mm.ind l\.rtc >m1.1n, l h.11r· , 111JJ,1r 1'1h,· h.11r-1 ' I,· "'u "·m• h• th,· h.ur \11u "•'fl r..•m ""h . "1 '"' •·n .thl·r .1 ,h,1mP' .. •, 11l1r h.11n.ut l OnllnUl'' '" h .. ·11' \CllH h.u r hl1IJ it .. ,r,,,~,., :\nJ \'nu .nn11nuc 11•J!•'I .1ll 1h, l1l(1k' y11u'n: ll'l•ki~ !Pr. ~hJmp<"I, prl'C~IOO l.'UI ,tnJ him' dr, for rlll..'O .md ""nwn. '.\:,, J ppc.)f.nt m1.. 'flt lll'CI.."-"·'"'· c\ er. corma del mar Command Performancek For the looks that get the looks."' experiences with other NEWPORT BEACH OfM'n E.-f'nin~" COSTA MESA pa r ent:. Of disabled )lariou~CHlf'r, 119 Rivf'r-.idP & '1onda\"> )lf'Sa \lerdeCe•t.er children ~t>,l lo ~nrport &-a<'h t · 9 Dalh llarbor & Adams The program Wtll be Post om~ '.' at. &>bind Ice SkaUag lliak di~ctedbyMrs M1chael _~~~~~·=s '='=.7='s=1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·s~~~~~i~l~~~~~Ford. a psychologist w1lh special lrammg tn r--------------------__;;;;a;;:_ _____ ...,.. senso ry-motor develop- m e nt For more information call 499-3758 Club CaJendar nm! each Wednesday 1n the Datl11 Pilot and contmns not'"• of worrn>n's and service club meelrngs and et>eftts ppen to the p1Abltc /or the following week Send notices to Club Calendar, Daily Pilot , P 0 . Box 15'i0, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 /ncludt! your name and phone number . STARTS APRIL 24th $AILI/ LOTS of SPORTSWEAR 33% to 50% OFF or 1nore NEW MARK DOWNS MEN'S and WOMEN'S Jackets. Vests. Skirts. Blouses and Pants Sportshirts. Pants. Jackets. Knit Shirts · BUY NOW AND SAVE SINCF. 1949 I r • • ,, # .. '. ·-. ·~"' ~-' ' .. .. 1 . .... ·-·· --.. .....,. ___ -·-·-. : ... . . . . . .. . ... --··. -... .... --· .. -. ... .. .. -....... "'" . FEATURING GlkT8Baaa11aa ''1-.ble Ape'• · Mlchat'I Junlcb caulders otttr ol banana from Lori Towler u "Neon Cowboy" Richard Oun:,t looks on. Tbe trio ia preparlna for performance at a dinner. dance and musical review May 3 sponsored by the Mu.slcal Theater Gwld or Ne wport Beach Ticket& for the event at the Newporter Inn Newport Beach. an • per ee rson PrOe••Cl• will benetlt th• gulld 1 mtL'i1cal atuclenta' &chola rs hipa. For information. call TeO-OMI. There ·is Hope DEAi\ ANN LANDERS: We jmt k>lt • t.hlrd member or our f•mily to • ten1bM dlM .... I have tried to IH m more about t.hla Ulnen. but no one -including t.he doctors -haa been able to 1lve me much mformalion l am turrung to you bec•use you seem to have s uperb medical connttUons. The disease is called Hunlin&too's chore•. One reads • crHt deal about crua1de1 ll!•lnat cancer. multiple sclerosis, muac~lr dy1ttopby ud heart and lung diseaee -but not.hlnC about Huntlntton'a chorea. l 1"91pett all efforts to conquer lllnesa but because 11.\Y own family la a victim of lhla harrible, incurable. Lit- t.le-known atrucuon. I am eager to team au I can about It. Please help me. -DESPERATE IN OREGON ( Horoseepe THURSDAY, APIUL le BySYDNDO•Aaa ) Aall'.8 <Mar. 21-Apr. lt): Check fact.I - strive tor balance. moderation. You could be Oft briak ol m.aUor diacovery. Don't force .. 1uea. someone LI loilll to provide pertinen\ lBfonft-a· lion and you need oDly to be receptive. A eo· wortrerflpres promlMnlly. TAURUS <Apr. •May 20): Wave "IOOCI· bye.. to l~tharn. Spotll1ht on 1l1nlficanl chan1e. lnt.emif\ed nla~p. 0.ra'81. Satlt· tariua ~ na.... la ae.ario. lmlM"'lnt 9\Yle. emphashe c:cMUvi\)'. GEMINI (Ma.y ti.June IO>: 1Milt ae tt· curate ~· Be awan of ll••UOM led property ftsb'a, A vold extnm ... -.Wkt °" IOUd base. c~k na)ee. re1u\aUQM. O« prom.._ '" writ\nl. Be aware of hldden cla\llllM, ftM print. Caneer penoo can·be a valuable ally. CANCE• (June Zl·July H >: Accent personality, movement. pel"IM!ftal 1ppearanOH and vertficaUOft of anawera. Oem\nl, Vlr10, Sagltlarlua pt-ttoos flcure promlnentlf · A abort t rip could prove l'Nltful. Member o oppo1Ue sex hu plans ror you. LEO <Jutv J3>.A\l8. 12): Sl>otll&ht oo lu.ury, hudgenn.s bo11day, beautJfylna 1urroundln11, mak lnc 1ntolll1ent conceuloft to ramlly membf.r A«ent on pereonal pouesalona, ln· <-ome potft'dal and receipt of a 1urprl1e 1lll Taurus. l.lbra. Scorl>lO persona fi1ure tn -.cenano. \'la'GO IA'-'& 23 pt. 22>: Ci~um1tance1 favor your tnorts Judcment. 11'tWUOI\ and tlm· 1ni aP oo taret'l Empha1lse aell-relianee. ~ake new starts U\ MW cllrectkllla. Your 1aJH ability .s be\abtent'd P«-rf~ t~hl'Uquea. lUlat on def\nitton or te-rma UMA <Sept all-~t. 22) You 1et behind c;~nes and r"'901~ dUemma. EmDhula on pro· duclion. t'rea\lv1\y and reward for special abilities. ID maue"' of 1peculaUon. 1Uck .rllh number &. Otdi&r ind1V\dual lcnda benertt or ex· J)el'lenct' SOOllPIO <0<-t. a,,.Nov. 11>: Fl.nllh what ~·ou start -you art on rl1ht U'•ck. dellpil• pro· te5tations fl'Om envloua utoe'-*· Perceive potential. Improve dl play and dt1tribt.Uon of produd.S. SAGnTAIU\JS <Nov. II-Dee. ll): o.,. pC>rt\DUt.y ex:il\I to move toward ..,.,. Tait• lft· illative. atnu ~ ot U.OU.ht and ac· tion. ~~· ,._...., "1lt •nd be Allllllfb'. • ... ..,... .... '. C:.uwc:oul <Doe • ...,,:::;~ ... .. upe« c1•ctl11 ... _. , .... . submt 21 el •••~"'" _. Which aMb la ~'Uf:r.1• Olltle\ fUe In· b I d 11L°'91'.... --•-HU.. Dee .• .,, ... \t): Wttat ..... a •rill.,..,..•.,. fayor. VM Ii# te '9e •mt.Uo. Diaeuaa ~ ..-. .. ea. to ~ lt •• Ume to ex· ,... ................. . ..... (~ , ....... •l : a-.. ..... y ~ .. c ,, ....... --.u ..... ....... -,de .... = ............. lllal ..,... ...... ... .. •. A41•11•. ,.... ............. ...........,. Ann ~a11ders DEAR DESPERATE: Rantiogtoo's ehorea is an meurablt· hereditary .ta.ease that ••&eeks the Qel'VOUS 1>y1>tf'm. Any child who haa ene pare'9t wtth thls disease Is 5-0 ~rcent al rtlk. Siace &M symptoms rarely appur until the C'::" 1boelt '° yean old, the ancertainty na ~ became .. "" fl( tMI Illness tbnMIO •1 ~ J ennifer ,, .......... "'bo· you wW ...... ...,, is a beautl,.l IM .. ~ movie •t· ....... • bas done a "•atta1-.1e job lo _. .. area, a8d I ba.ve taken die Ut.erty of tundll• your letter over t o her. Here Is J edlffr"i response: . OEAa ~I "Detler1&e'•'~ ............ Iii ....... .................. =e---,., t» a.&rel _, ........... , • I ...... ...... .... .., ................. -wllldl ,.....,. ........ ,. ..... &be ~ •ltd eftee •n....-..... 1••• .... . ••.,..,.fltt" ••kl bow tlte~ Is BOW ...... 'fte llendKaf')' Disease f'oandatlea, 97tl WlhldN ~ .• Be"rt)' flUJa. Calll. 91212, ls ID· volve• I• e1tea1lve reae•rc b . Farther kaqw1M1e ••1 IHd ~ addJUoaal dH5 ea P1rll ..... '1 ........ .,...,_y altd aldlte ~ ... .._ ... Oiiier .,......,.._ workJae lo ... n &Iii R 11 I,._,, ........ aft the Committee lo Cftilie& ........... OINue (Z51 West mb St., ..... 1111. New Yen, N.Y. l"lt>, altd the N•· Uea1l ll••U•tlel'I DIHHe AHD. (1441 .,.. ... ,, ..... Ill, New Yortl, N. Y. 1"18>. ~~pa• &M werd. -YOUlt FRIEND, JEN· NlrD I,.....: 1 ... t1er, Dear: A.«•lD my tll•nks for 1d die loed )109 do ln Ulla world. I know of 1ollr ""'•" etrort• ID WaablDgton to get ftder1l r.dlal 111d bow dlfflcuJt It ls. Competl· UH for 1o¥tn•ent money ts horrendous. Tbe red tape, eommlUee work. ud delays caa make yo• eruy. It'• llP to the prlva&e sec&or, wertlng *"'" ... CM Of'IHIHUoas you have Hmed. to make &lit dlfrerenee. Bless you ror your pertliMeee. DmAR ANN LANDERS I hove • au11es· tlon for aU thMct loony women who r'fteftt tak· IJ'I thetr hu.band'1 n•me when they marry They 1bould 10 to Me1h1laya and join lbe Khael tribe. There the newlyweds move lnto the home of the wtle'a parenta and he takes HER name. Tbe line ol lnherit.ance through the ftftltle la· ao firmly entrenched. a husband can.not ... I lffW'W ln hla m1n1a1• until his wire 1tvea btrth to 1 female ebUd. PJH1e pass on th15 vital In· formaUon, Ann. Jr he 1athers only m a le ohlld~he Kha1l wlle can ask hlm to leave. - 8TU1> OF ANTHROPOLOGY DU8 mJbl:NT: I don't tbiDk &be world Is re1d1 fer dill. Wllat•a more, I looked ror M11laal87a la 1 larl• mt•brtdged dleUooary 1H ........ ,... It. It mmn be • yery\small ~.I ua _..ntaact wby. A.uxlllarv Lis ts ~ . FM•ay Winners ffewpott Be.eh 1Uldentt to* '**" recent· ly la the ...... , Amerteam.m 1t11ar ~t.at. . ~ bt' the Amertcan l.Al'Oft AUX· tua~ K&rbor Uait 291. the conteet was held:::-.=-~ Newport JU.eh for...,. on "If I were pnlldlftt'' (gndee' to I), 0 ff I ODUM YOCe" <....-T tot> ud "My du· ty to mr IOUllUJ" <IHcWI 10 to '3>. Tall19I ftnt~heaon wen Jane Las.Ill o1 Hatbar V\9W 8tbaol, ADM Oat· r•lt of &DI ... Mldd ltboOl ud <nlatlH LarMD Ir. otfrewport Haner Hllh leboc>t. f'll'lk ...,_... UdN =award w&Mera re-oelftd ..... llWU'dl, 111 ind eerW\eau. of ........ PVIUC NOTICE "(nib. IU,UIU S ....... •t:11•llllT ._..._.. ......... .,_ __ ,_.......,.. _______ ._... ....... _ DAILY PILOT CJI \ .. , "' ..... -t ..... Lowest in Tar of Al I Cigarettes 1 ) ' ..... ,,.. "'"" • • ,. .-""" .... .., ,.. , • .,,; .. • , I I , , ' I'\. .. .. • ~. , • ,.r,.,. .,,. .. ., .. ...,l',"4i"" .. ,_........~ ,_ • I . .... , ',... ~ ~ , .... 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TM DAILY PILOT o•MRH lcallilty far .... first .. carnet ......... o..ay. ll*E llYEIS -STOP IATCHlllB TV! ICllOIE THE PIESS! IMMl1 TALI TO llll IEAIHllG UNINFOllm PEOPLE Coa~tal Or. n~<.' County is lurgely unallcct ed by lhe rl·al l~tatc cond1uon~ thl! m edia tellb yuu 1::. plag uing the rt>:>l of tht! l'Ountry Yo u are the lucky ones i£ you <.bptre to owners hip u1 this arl!a. Yes 1t 's true that tugh mM1tullonal intcre~t rates make 1l d1££1c ult to t)lzy howeve r . mor • ~cllers are a ssis ting in the fo1ancing of homes for l>a lc than ever be fore al r e- .t...,onable rates. <1nd without costlr loan fees or prc- µa) mcnl penalt1e:-., plu~ m tmy existing loans can be .L ..... ..,Uml's to go down ht'C'au:-.e when they do pent-up de mand will ca use pritt'l:> to again n sc abruptly. WL· huve access to limited properties with u~ little as 10' ~ down and any number of today's best value:-. l'an be bought for: 25'; or m ore down. all without the :ud ot new 1nst1tut1onal 1s t trust d N•ds. Call us. wt• n in loca te your desired property and our specialis ts Ill l'rt•atave financing arr<Jngcmcnt~ you can hl·11d1t hy. nigel Bai£" of newporl REALTORS '75-551 I OM GOLDEMltOD: Corono del Mar ct.' .... 1-2 lot fw ....... •••lo,....t: _... ...... .._._.. + *" + twoboftt• a &. locatto.t.. 0wwtf' -y e..tp fiRoK*J, $195.,600. OH IA YSIQE DI: a. CorOAG ct.I Mar FAM· TASTIC IAY VIEW. A diffffe..t kiRd of ha•• Ml of .UCJlttf-1 Mrprhe; 1pHt '"91. CUSTOM IUILT, ""'" bMroot1t1., ......., ....... fOf't'ROI difthH) "°°9; • ••"9• pool. paridng and privacy. '565.000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., C.Mona del Mar 675-5511 ~!!':~ ....... J _______ 644_-7_2_11 _____ _ Eby Iii\\ ard ~ B8och Realty HAL EST A TE EXCRLEHCI SIHCI I t4t COME WITH US •• .to IAYCREST. Hew lilfincJ. leautifuUy l'ftGintained hoffte. Lo•ely courtyc:rd entry, I~~ patio with sparklinq pool 4 ledrootfts. 2 h bott.s, fonnal dininq & fmtily rooms. 2 Fittplacu . G ood financ· in9-$275.000 Gt tral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 IDltMS 2 STORY llEAM HOME PLUS POOL A decorator's dream. no UHIBJEVABLE $ll9,500 buys lht!. lovel> ho m e for tht-dt:> cnnunatm g family. ~ generous bdrms would accomodate your family Courtyard and Around~ are ideal "green thumb' fanciers. Special home for a special family. ~ OCEANVIEW $119.900 Drai.11cally rt-dul·rd. Walk lfl beach. Orean· view. Owner will help flJlallCe. Unique mvesl· rnmt opportwuty. 759-150 I NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 LOCATIOH + FOR EST E OLSON Huge fanuly stied livln~ expense spared here! 4 room. gourmet kitchen Bdrm. Formal dining. +dmmg. Plush carpet Accented thruout with log thruout. Winding S p a n I s h t i I e . st.airs to master swte & P r o r e s s I Q n a I I y childreos quarte rs . landscaped too! Prime Sparkling pool with spa. Newport location. One $6,000 t o assum e . year home warra nty. SlU,000. Walk lO beach. Just SZ70.000-Cee land. Won't last, hWTYl Call You'll love it! Ca ll Re&I Eat.ate POOl&SPA Large4 Bdrm, pool fami· ly home. Fonnal It vang and dining. massive fire place, cou n try kitchen, extra la rge patio. free form poot, EZ MOVING" Deeuuful ranch home In lovely Phoenix· Scot- tsdale area. on l·ar re comer in the city. Trade for Npl. Costa Mesa aree. duplex. 3 urula or 4-plex. Eqwty $1.2IO,OOO. '7»781MOwMr. .. •{ .... '" . &6187 &1700 ~Nl•1'1 ·11~11JNIO~ll<«il ' OlfN111'1•il\llJN/Ul<IN•I ~ + VllWS! !•Ill' {tilfilll-·-··.··:•~•IDRM•--'-.s•.--i ~i.~~ Sizes 38-56! 7271 i,A€u.&'B~ Co to town or lor a walk la tilt wooQS IR t~IS COlY pullO'lel. Lein. ~ ..,. Ml s1111t or t11rtlt111tk beMJlll. Crocllet pull-°"' 1n s11npll shell stilt~ of S¥flthet!c wonted. Plttrin 1271 dtreehDllS lof 5lltl 38 ~ S6 tnduded. SI.JS tor-' Pllt'm· ~SOC Nell pettn for ltnl class ,.,. mtrl Md llltlclhnc s.4 • lllict .... .... .,.... ... ~ 106 Oallyllllll4 .. lU. C* c... StL, .... '"'-Ill lMll. rrillt .._, AMI-. Zit. ,..... ........ EXCITING! ~ .. 1980 NEEDLE· CRAfT CATALOG wrth °"' 170 dllllllS IA lftlt •ldJ of crafts. 3 tree pentrns IMl6I. Send 1.00 IU-Gllt~······ 1.51 IJl"'•lllll•··· IJI 1•S I 1Sllll •M. IJI l1NllcWlllJ , ....... 1.51 ..,... ......... 1.51 117--'' ...... , IJI ·~--...... lJI lJS.Nlf 111111 ........ I.II 1,....i ......... u1 llNM'~'*' •.• UMW''.... .. IJI Ul.ft191r •••• lJI iac.we ....... 1.M lltftMr c-..:. .. . . 1.51 llac..dllt ... ---· •.• ll ... ~ ......... 1.51 Us.IWll C*llll ...••• l14C IJ'ltl ....... , JI nu.. ............ •·• 111-... ............ IJI • I M I c.llitl .. •.. IJI .. -····· ~ Clllllll .•.•. ..... . .. Happiness is ..• 9356 SIZES .. 20 ---i,,, 11f,.,_;_ 11f""-r- A d"u to ftfl happy 111 Oii MA tilt llotlesl most hecl1c d17 It's so comfortablt with rtt airy open ntcllhne. raal.a• slffwes. No waest sam1 P11nled Patterll 9356• Mmes S.m 8, 10. 12. 14. 16. 18. 20 S.lt 12 (bll1t 3•> tlltes 2 511 ,.en 6'HflCll faboc. s.. $1.7S ........... ................ =:;:--..... ....... ........ httem~442 DeafrNot m ... 1•ir.. ... .J:tts'! 1•11.,,.. DP, SUI .. mL£ .... MORE cl1tllts for LESS MOffEY-it's still possible w1!ett IC)4I ~ Sttld now lor our NCW SPRING-SUMMEll PAfHRN CATALOC. 0. 100 stJles, hie ==·. C.lloc. SI. ,.....,,$1.51 •H.il.50 IJl. ... a-..C)lllla ... IJI lU-ClttllMi ...... lJI Qi&Y $240,000 Bhifs. 2 sty. 3 Bdrms. Excellent location. Near upgraded fixtures aDd Dime)'land. Owner will woodworil thnaout. Lwt· carry contrart or be wioua e>U plank floor. creabve. subrwt. Uoder ing. air falter " safety lOX's gr'OS$. alarm systems. Best of OCEAN PACIRC all ta1te over 911.% as· sumable loan and /or .... Estate owner will finance. with . care gromda, EZ fioaoc· i.ng. Must ~ to a p· preciate. As king Sll0.000. Call n ow. ~7881 .,..,,, I 'I • ff-\ f •'4 'I •I •. f • l®.Nf!H:I 0....-Wll c..,, &aullful btg Southport with r1ct.'c1n view . b Bdrm ... 4 ..., lia th ~ Pl'rfect home for tht- large family . Asluog 1595.00Q r.jake offer, 759-1616 ~% down. Call now. &1700 Of'! ... ,,, Y•" \ '"'' 10/'tl """. IRELAND NEWPORT RIVIERA $104,900 Owner will help finance this fantasllc 4 Bdrm garden home. Huge add· on family room. secluded pabo, dtn.ing room too! Second s tory h os t s master :1uile +3 mt're l!Jl8CtOUS bdrms. Call for financing detail s . Chance of a ltfettme 64&-7171 0'1f"4lt1'1 •H\IU~ ')fJ l-fH [®IR!Hil I N VE STO R S SPECIAL!!' Incom e Property located oD beach in Leucadia. $195,000. Will consider trade or owner will carry financing. 751·8967 or ~TmE.n84.l. 191RAUill ~~:;:~~~=~ ~ --·-=1•=•·-bo11&e and ca ret a kers W-t.-t .... __ quarters+J acres Plans --l"'t'liilimlir avail for artist retreat-s 8 R 4 ba c u s tom apts &studios w a t e r f r o n t h o m c 1 --Viii R E w/17x38' pvt dock . ..-,--age · 497-1761 Pric ed Sl .095 .ooo. 4 aa +LOFT Builder w /trade for Palm Spnngs E!>tate . --------•I $129,750 For details on this home IMVESTORS Sharp family homl·' 2 and appt to sec. rail BUY FOR FUTURF. ~10f'Y + loft Great for Carol Hoff, aet. 631-0094 CU:.1om 4 Bdrm. family, la1'.Ul~ers. tn·laws. ctr 4 Prine.Only. 2VJ baths.bltn vacuum& bag bdrm:4 H1•a ut1ru1 stereo. COUNTY lot island kitchen w 111nark Qw.iified ltiyff I rox:m. Room for pool. bar llus:e rovered putto WClllh OcHnfront tennis. RV & boat. Ql.aet cul dt-<i..1<' G rcat On Newport Penn. or MAKEOt't'ER Ml".'>a location • Srl' to South to Laguna Sch. bc!Jeve. call 7~· 1700 =..!'::':'~:.~•_::. ~Lil" -~t£\ ~•" """"" ~::t· ~£::;. it'!'Blll [ ® IR$UI Calif. 9W2, Or Call: 714·337·2414 or Eves :B'7·l717. «es ~oldwe.11 Ban~~~ CE llDBll ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE JUST LISTED-JASMINE CREEIC Love ly 3 Bdrm & s tudy w ith fireplace. Custom decor. Vacant & waiting for a luc ky fa mily . Great financing available. $259,000. '=~r:.· 'O~\\.cillA-4t.~s· ...... .., QAY L .clllM ----- •=•~:7~::: to-IO lo:'" to..r Mple _. I FABFEL 1 I I I I I I NOH UD I: . r r 1 1 . • f I T A P R Y 11 Hera'• one for the medlcet I I I' I "llrata" book. How about 1na1 i Marin, Callfornla, p1ychla· --------. lrtat? Tool! out 1111 OOUCft and I E H E S T E I rtplaceo It with a - -. I I I' I' I . o ~:::: :-,.,.~~o::: '°" ..... ''°"' ...... 3 llelew. NORTH BLUFFS-IA Y Vl!W SUPER "E" Low Interest Rate. Large Assumable Loan. Seller Wall Carry Second Trust D~d. Three Bedrooms Phu Large Family Room With Wet Bar & Refrigerator. Master Suite On Ma1n Level. Lovely Greenbelt. Call F'or AP· ~intmenl To See. $21S,000. A "J oy 0( Newport" UsUng. G:r --...... , ... , .. 759-9180 '2CorporatePloao .... .,...c ...... TWO lllUXES COIONA DD. Ill l.Two11•a•lftlt....._C. .... .._ ....................... . ,..., ......................... 2 ...... , .. ow--.. C9'fY,... TD ••d •c••,t lew c .. 11 dewa. 1240,000. '7Mt00 2. T-. ... Ill • ~ ._..._ OW.-, Ot•t wltta clt•r• ead o,,ert•lty. tallf1 .... Z...,wlltJA I..._ ....._..__.. ........ ltl htTD ..-owe w 1D. 1221.ooe. '7Wt00 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. 1£ALUTAT£ ~ ..... ~~ 2'M w COllR ..... 31~ ~ """ Ntwecw1 .. e.lboe lellnd • .,,... ,,,..,.. . .. ,. . • YOU WOH'T WA.HT TO LEAVE! You've got to ~ee our exqu1~1tcl y de· coraled 3 bedroom home an Spyg la~s. This s ubt IL' showpiece ha s 1t a II fro m ocean. bay and city lig hts vaew to lus h landscaping. terra cotla tiles a nd plantation shutler'>. Tht• "'mb1ance is l>Uch tha t once ) ou l'nter you won "l w~nt to leave . Pre~c nted at S555.000. U,._l()UI: ti()Ml:S REALTORS.675-6000 2443 Eut Coal! High"'~· C0ton• 4"1 Mar WE HAVE 3S OF THC BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN WES L EY ~ TAYLOR CO. HEA LTOH.S SllH'l ' 1 H4() • OCEAHFttOMT·GUARDE:O AREA ,\ tania.sllc \'ll'W o f thl· bl'JUt. blue P.1l·1f1c Pr1\ .itt· -.te p!-I rom your own duor to the L·11m mun1t' bt·Jth. Ex- du...,1v<: art>a \\Ith J 2 l.hou r '>l'l'Un ty g.1ll' Sp.H:tou~ (•1111t1·mpc1r.i r y hom l' ''1th 11.w'<lrm ..... fflrmJI d11i1ni.:. IJm rm . n·<'rt·at1011 rm. -..111d~. :~· IJ~th..., Sp.a .\: 11111 1! Ill 11-..h .t(tll.Jllllnl 'd .1011 ,111111 I 11n .... 1d(•r l·xd1.i Ill-!•' I or ;..; l''' "''rt 1111\lront with ho.11 -..lt p \' \(' \;\T St'l' .111, li m.-<'a I l 1111\\ WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO •• REALTORS 2111 SCllt Joaquin Hills Road HEWPORT CEtfTER, H.I . 644-4910 PINIHSULA PotMT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. ramily home. Cl06e to ocean. $325.000. IAYROH'T We have several rane homes with pier & slip EL TORO HORSE COUMTilY ·l Bdrmi-.. 3 bath!.· r anch "tyle. mini-estate m oran~t· g ro\'es S2~9.500. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\•dP Or""' N B o/5 6 16 1 CUSTOM Hl~DE k I' 11 ,\L l' ' l 't f l C/,/," 'I' I ~' '. ' I"" ,,, ' •I' U)O'SMOIT SPICTACUI 41 TllW eot Udo Put Dr., Ith floor condo. 24 Hr. security. Call fOf' app't. VA18MS! Easts ide 3 Bdrm dollhowe. Plaaked floon in kitdlm. family nom hosts natural wood t)'encb doors. Faotastk atarter home. 67J.8540 Ol'fN II 11 • II \ION IOHI 141(1 • [91$111 WA.H'Tlli!I 3 Bdrm. home. Irvine, C.M .• Npt .• with assuma· ble loan; have $38,000 2nd T . 0 . w /$60,000 sea.inly. Seasoned over a year. can add some c a ~h Bud Co rbin, !1575~ E\ECll • §'J'STElllS' \.._ ........ ~ j .w& • aw- Pen Udo CoMos 2.3&4 Bedrooms with ocean view. pool, sauna, :>pa & lot.s ol open spae& in Sunny San Diego. St.artlng S47 ,500 with 5% down payment. 1.2. 7S in- terest rate 54.9-7971 or I l l~ TWO HOUSES Easl:>tde Cosla Mesa 1 Wrm older home + good 2 Udrm home with doo· ble garage, R·2 zoned F1nanc~d by owne Sll7.SOO. ..., McC .... IUtr. 548-7729 DOYa~- 4 Br 3 Ba. pool 6: spa. city bgbt view. Only 6 yn old . 144.5,000 1801 SaoUaco. ()piSat/Sun l ·S. HillOll VIEW 5 lSr 3 lid Somerset, ex. t.n-mcly lrR yard. newly r edeco r ated ID earthlones. 1265.000 1831 Prt Stirling. Opa Sat SUn l·S. HARIOlt RIDGE 2 Br 2 Ba decoralor 's own home w1lh a fantastic view overlooking re- servoir & city lights. 13&5.CXX> I ASSUMU. E COHDO Take over 11.125 annual perrenta~e rate loan With low down paymt-nl Adult condo. L'a refrN• IJvtn~. lw.h J?reenbelt. bubbltni: fountatni., pool end !ip a Mu lti UH' rl'<'reatton rent•·r Ai. IEACH VILLA UDO l'si.A.HD On the Blufrs. Wood & Newly redecorated 4 Br 3 gtas,, design "'' 'Oaar of lia on f'ee sample land. Sparush. 3 BR incl 2nd val·artt & ready for 1m- ty 20' loft . mi.tr hide a mt.'d1ate movein wilb way '*' 'lt•p guest rm +-l'rl'dltVC' financin g P'1 sundeck A real ~un lMulable $389,sQO ken formal dLn. canuna .. umable ~ 000 loan $8 L.!lX>. 64S-0303 Oe n Fplc Ht>am-. ~tevel>unn lh.ruout Art'hl".S, decks & ~~ i;tJ.Tden.-. \'l'r)" un1qut• . IL Co Mul!it 'i11cnf1n• t, Z to FORESTE OLSON .......... -~·1.-. ,,...,, 11.:i."; Lnt Owner will carry l~t.' 2nd Tl> 1\.'Jan.R $132,000 Detail:.. call 963-0002 BKR macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY BIG CANYON CUSTOMIZED TOWHHOME! U>vel~'. ~xpandcd . e ntry & "G r e at ~oom . md1\'1cluah zc this outstand- in~ rC'Sidence w 2 master s uites & pvt patio. S489.000. ( L-57 > IUILDIMG SITE Private cul·de-s a c location w a p- prox. 200· overlooking golf course A rare offering -S695,000. (L ·58> · LYNNE VALENTINE 644·6200 752-1414 (~ Veley ( Pf'fer Hl .. 7 'Woocbtdqe (f!l'lfflr 642 .. US 644-6200 Q()' Dov« °""" 1-bbot v-,_fll ·-··-••Oii ....... ··-... ·-»T,,. ·-·-l'OI .. _ ·~ AOI ·-II-.. ... _ ·-"-11 ....... ""' ·-.,. ==-tu. ·-....... ·-~=" .. , ... .,,...., ::::-.. ,_ " ....... tlOo .... , . ......., .... , .... ··-·-::i:--.. ..... '=' ,,_,.. n~ ,.,_ ·-a=-.. _ .,..,., ,...,._ ~ ;;:::.:· .. ::::. ,,,_ . , .. .,_ . ., .. D""-·--~ .. -ton. .. _ ·-... ,.,_ == :=: !5:... ·-!::-==... IC.. -....... 759-9221 I O'h:O/o ASSUM. LH. Need help! Take over a lO'r'a'iO LOL loan and the seUer wtlJ even help by carrytng a loan so that you can obtam this de· IJghllul 3 Bdrm. 3 ba home which 1s conve· ruenUy located. Act now. ,.ca&:! m.s.170 ALLSTATE REALTORS ttOtJR 4-PWES 'These woo 'l last with on- ly $14,000 down oo each building; they are close or break even. Call now S4l).36l66 ·~ HOltSIH6 AROUHD? Over '-\ acre tor bones. chk:kens, garden. RVs in historic Trabuco Ca- nyon. 2 Br, 1 ba, CUilom home. 3 yrs aew. Dbl gar. Tack barn. Complete w /babbllnc broot. bUIJe o.t treea, m&n vM!W. miles ol ridiQa traUa. owe wWa ao,ooo • m lnl OD fut elet'OW • Near Cote da Cua • a...lmdNa'l~· O'Neill park. ODIJ ms..,. ...... (~1 Tiff: 10 •\I f'il·i.lh) -.. -~VPtlar * 1('1411t\•-.• Backpackers et • Trip to Canyon Tbe tiome of the Havasupai Indiana in the Gnnd Canyon wW be explored by backpackers putlcipeting 1D tbe Saddleback College Communl· t1 Services summer travel program July 19·27. Minimum age for lbe trip is 15. Participants wU1 stay in a ceolJ'albed camp and hike to outly- ing areas to explore, swim and pbotograpb. 1be fee of $165 includes bus transportation, CUDPlna fees and insurance. f'or-informaUon, call 831-4646. Park Slates There are openings in an aerobic dancing class being held Mondays and Wednesdays at 11 :45 a .m . at the C rown Va lley Community PUBLIC NOTICE Dance Class Park, pa rk officials said .. Persons interested in the 12-week course may register al th~ facility. F'or information, call 831-7275. PUBLIC NOTICE atVllUIOll COUNTY ~IM6t MUNIQ~Al. COYaT NOnel!TOCaaOtTOttl M aUt.IC llLSINOltll aaAHCM ~·MO CW lllTllllTK* TH•ll LA••s 01n•1cT T. A .. I~.. A L c 0 "0 L' 117 S.. LMll•-.tt MVWIUIOC UCllNSE Eh~. C.. '7UO 15eu . ,,.,_.* u .c .• c. .,.. PlAINTIFF INl ANO Mill i NG ..,_,.a & ~ c.Mel J.1110 CABINET C.OMPAlllV, INC," NOTICE ISHEaEBYGIVENIMi• l~r1><>.a1oon • -tr-ler, l11<1ud"'9 •n •lc-1< OF F F NOA"' T Ml Tc HE LL m..<8Qll Ocan~h •bOvt lo'" m-'MllH. WJILl(F.R OEVEC.OPMENT al"""' certain IU• .,.rior bU!.i,.., (OMl'ANV Rl(hARO A OERC.O. known ill "BA O'!. PIZZA" '""' •NN E RLAl(I:; HOME:> ... l,,lmtlt O ....... .i 23600 A kfleto Ao<lld, Clly P,1n""'Yl'P .tnCI OOES ON C lllrougn al El T...,,, County I Oritn0t. Sl•le of ~ I rT V C.lforni&. SUMMONS ........ of Tran11 or •ncl u u!n""!, CASE NUMaElt E U1·C to<IM -.. lly numtlff -llUJ1MU NOTICEi y.., N¥• """ \uM -Ml •\ T ... <owt may 4.ci.. ... IMI yMI EATERY OIME NSION!., INC., "''""' -... M .,._ -.. , Y•u '5>411..,.., 77'1 Or~llori» Aw .. ~ """""' ... ,~ ·-...... .._, c.i-.. . le< ... ,........ IWnl-\, _,., _ .... 11y """"""~ .,,., AVISOI Ut*Ne...._. • ........_ b u'\ln•H .. oor•\\ o l 1nl•nO• El • .....,.. ,_.. ... Mllr c-r• U4. Tr_....._ ¥e ""--lil •---U..~ JOHN 8 G U AAASCIO. .U _,,.. cit JI ~ l.u lil ..._..... ua. .... ,.. 6017 S.CIOlelrM Lilne. " ... "" .. _ y-u.-. Cilllf-• llyo.,whhlo~llw ildvl<l'OI ...., AU STA M GUAAASCIO, Jltor,..• In 11\1\ ""'11.,., you V.OUIO oo »1·1~. 60U S•dclletree I.An•. \O promolly ~o lr..tl your wrlllen Y-u-. Cilllfwnlil r t'\l)Oft\il, 11 -m.&Y i. 111.0 on 11,.,.. TGl.ill ~ .. Oon 10 be PiltO lor IM S• U\tl!O ~ .. \Ol1C11Ar el con\#jO _,., dtkrl-. In -•I. •••II O• "" ~ "" •••• H unto. """""'" -*Ill tr-. 1111WH. equipmftll ano """'''o lnmeOl•1"m••H•. o,. •\I• gnod Wiii ~ ..,,,. tM lo<e11le I\ '""'Mrd \U '"CJU4t"t• f'Kr•t d. \I fUay S12-CI) otUJUf"lflJ DVif"OP Wr f""Qt\lr.0., ct t1•me>0 ~ ••• . . ......... 10 Htl OEFENOANT A t.¥11 Call~lwd llWO~row l 7.10SOO , '1tTlOttJ1nt P\ct\ ~ filt-'O oy lrw-Ptd'•n °'"*"'°Nate tor.,.. bet~ 1 11 .,.,.,,,.., you 11 ~ .,..,.,,. 10 .,. •-no of"""' • l l,000 oo ''"' '"""'"''· you mu\t, "'''""' >o O..y\ Nulot A SKvrtty ~,_, '61,IH 00 ·•••tr tt\1\ 'vMt'N>M '" )f"fV~O on you. Klndol 1~ to t. tr•Mf«red -.o t~I" '""'" f'N\ C.O\>fl tt writt-n rti'\<PonV ,..,........ M? C>t S.W-Bef>r anO Wt~ '" '"" tompl<11nt Uni~\ you oo \O, tor ~ A« Puailc Eilt•"9 Pl.c:•. vour °"tevll Wtll bP Hlf~~O O<\ •P l.Jc»Me No •l.ovm Df•ta!ton ~ '"" P4••nlltl, ""° lhl\ tour1 'Ille ~ ...., tr•MIH woll ~ con m"v .,,,.., .. 1UO<>m~n• .,q.ton•t vou to• -.i 10 00 AM on or •ftH Ina ""' rf'lo4'1 <il'm"'"°41d on lhP tome>4•onl ""....,.°'May, 1•. •t the H<r<>w Oo· wh•<" could'"""''"' ~rni&hm•nl 0j .,.rtmenl of GROVER ESCROW, NdQt'\,IM!ln<Jofmo-yorpr-.r1y or ATTN: 0 PiOwlteV . at I O U olt\•• r~l•4'1 reQ~•lt'O In '"• tom ~t. G«Otn Gro.,., Cillilorn4• Pl••nt Aoll -butl..u ,,.,.,.., ilnO .0- 0ATEO ~112, 1•r. 1-.:111'1 lht Trilf\ftfor Wl!Plln J UNf M R,t.NOOI. PH, llw Piii ltww _... 50 till' ill Is k-(IHk IOlhtTr.....,_a,..; »me. Bv H•ltn N'~ter 'lllepertinaonoe"""' "-COMiOe•• °"1>ufy • ttol V IN tr-ler of t ... llvslM n OILL A~~· -tl'a lkltmlt ll to be P<tiel ilf!M ,,,. 411 Br-~ A...,.,,. Ott_,....,, of AIC-lk O.•te••9t lte<ll-l. CA tWJ C&wllrot l\e\ -ro.,.o 1,. proposeo Ttl: CIHI m.tn1 Ir...., AllW1'ey '-'1.tl ... 111 Olltect· Mtretl 10, 1- Put>lh iw.O Or•llO .. Cool 0.,,1~ EATERY DIMENSION!. P11ot Jlpr q 1~. n JO ·~ •~'.>&.., ~~~:::::,11orn1• Neptune Societv CREMATION BUltlAC. At SEA 646-7431 T-MCIM MCWity ---............ ...__lh_y .... y ... __ ..._... MrYicn. Tr-'"'or WI lloro C Scl\vlt 1. "'- OLOU r.sTER. M1 a. CAP> St-up, ''"''"· pou t , ~u1k , .,.,..,. and monkftlb l"tlbermea Ult'd lo ull UM-m the 1arba1e of lhetiea But now lhne u1ty crttun with wt"lrd n1mH 1rf' tumt.ns rtlPf(!tabl.-as peopltt discover ftlb can trt8le goo.J. eveo Ir they IOUDd awful ODD Y l 8 H A& t: cb eap 1ltern1Uvf'1 t o thf'lr more art1s tocr•t1r cou 111 ns And becaui.e of t.h Ir pnce a nd novel· ty, they are turn1n1 up on restaurant menub ~rnd dmme room labl acrosi; Am ertca Julia Otlld prepares monkflsh an her televaalon cooking ahow. and tuburbao hoUllt'WIVe& flock to the market ror "underutilized Species'' producing a pleasant combination of cheap eating for people 1rnd frt:~h profits for fishermen. Not long ago, these species were so worthless lbat flsb· ermen refused to waste boat space laking them home. But all that ls ending. Supe rma rke ts are beginning to stock the more tUarre varieties alongside the salmon and swordfish. "MOST PEOPIJE considered croaker, which is a Chesapeake Bay var iety, a s a garbage item," said Nancy Baker , a na- tional fasb buyer for the Safeway chain. "But nowadays . If you can get the dressed croakers in. you c.an command a halfway de cent price for them. "NonnalJy, the New England varieties, the cod. flounder and haddock, are the classier items. but they are commanding quite a classy price," sbe said. "So people who don't want to give up eating seafood are buying the less expensive items. I think it all comes down to price. to be perlect.ly honest. · · 'The traditional vanetles used to be a pinchpenny alternative to meat. but now they cost more than T-bone. Haddock sells for S3 a pound in the Boston area. halibut and sole cost $4. and swordfis h commands $6. BUr WIDTING. pollock and shark sell for unde r S2 a pound So i! they are so good, why have they taken so long to catch on? "I think most people eat and do everything else in patterns." said Neil Murphy. a m arketing specialist for the Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Division. "The fishing industry doesn't have any strong promotional history. and it hasn't done anything to change those patterns ·· Murphy conceded that the un· appetizing names and downright repulsive appearance' or some or these fish have the m kept out or the display cases. But he said people overlook such drawbacks once they taste them. "A OOW OR a she~p has got to be as ugly as a monkfisb," be said. "It's just that we a re used tot.hem." Some or the fi s h gain in g popularity are. -Monkfls h . also cal led gooseflSb. Has 3 huge head and tapered body. Translucent fl esh with mild fl avor -Mako ~hark . Sweet . navorful meal with taste and consistency s1m1lar to sword.hsh PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTlnQU\ euSINIU •ICTITIGKMIM ... NAME ST.ATIMINT ...,,..STan!lllllN'T n.. ~ --,, -"'I """ n.. .._,. --b ~ ~ MENU PRICES FISH PEA POUND Happy Cu1tomer In Glouce1ter, Me11. ..,,~ ., IW"\\ ., ,.EllYPOltT llllEO•C,...l OllOUP ESLAa'l'S GOUaMET MEAT OF N(WPOfl'T 8E""CM 1JOO &•l•IOI MAtllCIT. ,... £.-Ceete ....,....,, W _t_,,__--11k•ll CA.,_ CareM--.c.M ........ ftUS -Skate. Ftal. triangular ray with long, skinny laiJ. The fins. or wings, b1ve delicate fl avor that some compare to scallops. Cusk and hake. White fish When cooked is hard to dist mguish from cod. Mussels. Sbell!isb that cao be s teamed and eat e n like clams -OC'ean catfishr Also caUed wolf fish. Tastes· s imilar to striped bass. -Mackerel. Oily, dark fish related t.o tuna. ONE 11ME·BONORED way or dealing with unappealing names is to change them. Most Oemente Planning Career Day Thl' San Clemente Chamb<>r or Commerce and San Clemente Hi gh School arc s ponsoring lhP second annual Career Day May 15. Students from the high school wall spend three hours with in· d1v1dual businessmen learning how business operates. Students will later be the guests of the businessmen al a luncheon. An &n\.'ilation to participate an tbe Career Day program has been malled to cit y b u~1 nessmen Anyone not rece1nng an invitation wishing to take part may call the Chamber or Commerce at 192-1131. .-l.M ~. M 0 . 190' c;<1t ._, ,r_ ......... -......,.,. ""'·Loa•~. -~ St« '--· ....,.n a..o. CAllfenll• Tlll\-Sl\~-lllo'f ....... -species have other. less com· ""'-T1111~••c~.., ... "'-monly known names. and fub .-l.M-.M o ...,_ . . ""'~"''"''~"'""-~ .. ,_ ...... promoters are lrytng to bnng Co'"'" C-~ ol Or-C-ly Of! Hth ..__ wn fl!e41 -IN them into general use. •o-11 u ,,. c.o-1, u..-.. 0r.,... ~ oe At Legal Sea roods. a fisb """°'.,_ 0r.._ c.o..,1 0 .. ~.'= -c~ >l. 1• •tam restaurant in the Boston !IUburb AP< 1. n )0. -¥ 1 '"° 1110-«1 Pu1>11\1Wd 0r-. C.O.•t o.oy P1iot. of Newton. the me nu lis t s --PUBLIC NOTICE-"•""L•-1• nJ• ·~ saltwater whitefish. which as ac PUBLIC NOTICE tually ha.ke. FICT1nous •UllNIUS 'ICTITIOUS 9USINUS Elsewhere dO({fL<ih, 3 kind Of lllAJolf UAT'EMIN'l NAME $TATEMllNT • f"-tOllO.t"'O p.r~\ •'• OOtf"IQ s mall shark. 1s called grayflsb. _,_..,.,.. T11 .. to110w•"9 porrwn> ••• oo.no and monkfisb is listed as lotte, N~N~'O'IT OOA'f' (HAIH CO\, """'';";:~·~AIH OEPT. s.G Wotlfwt its Freocll name. ~,~ .._i 81 .... ..__, ~.:11. " • s..oie a.,,.,..,., CA m14 M For fishe rmen . the ad van· 11-1 o _,., n•• o.-~~.E~ eso .,,._. b ,._ ~a.. .. '-""-. . I.ages of the new taste in flS are __ c. --12~ ~ '"'° M. ~ moe sc_.•. ob~. "°""·__,e.«,.,CA.,_ u/;:','~~~!u ",_,..,...., • ,,,,,_,,.(_...,...,....... -~ S-•CT O.•-T~G C....,...,., 111ERE AJlE aa. U!DIU -c..-Tfl•~ ~··~tiled •'"'..,. on how much cod , flounder and ""' .w-... """' •'"' -c.o-1 c...,. o1 0r-c:-. -• ,_,,, (>en, Of Or-(._,, -., ....... haddock they may catch. but.,,.,, u , 1w Al><"'·-· .,,_ there are oo Um1u on ~arbage ,,.... _ o. CM o.i"'-p"'"'"'"" 0r-C:.W•• o.1tv P11ot fish. which are often mixed in,_ .:.n ... ::: •. i.: ~,:: ,_ •.1•.fJ.J0."90 , .. ,.11 the nets with mo re prized species. So 10.Stead of tossing them overboard. ftsbermeo are bringing them home and selling them. Squid. dogf~b and monkfab have k>og been familiar food in atrope. For sevep years. the National Fisheries Service bas been finding markets abroad for Ame r ican cat ches o f these species. Now tbear overseas popularit y seems to be con· tributing to their newfound ac· ceptance in the United Stales. "It seem.s that their attrac· liveness to foreigners ha s managed to light candles here ru, well ,'' said Wa rren Rathgen d the federal New England Fi.s· heries Development Progra m . '1be fact that we are sb&pping these Uungs lo France makes them of interest lo some people here .. PlJ1IUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTinous llU\INllH IOnQ OI' ""9UC AUC'nC* Of' ~ STATEMUfT ~ II a S 0 N A I. P a 0 ~ II • T 'I' T ~. lal-"'°9 ~'°" I\ -"0 llu\I a EMAINl•G O • VACATl[O ,..uu ..... YS OI' ..:>ttMlla TlllUUfT A'-PoHE DEVELOPMENT COM ~ PAN 'f llOO ....., si.tt .. IO, NewJ>on IOTICE I\ ,.E Af.BY G-IVEN ._ Bu e It (A '14'60· ..,. -•·,.., .. •at •m .,,. llUS 11_..-, C. w.im.r, ID ""'1 Sfwl ,_,,, 1'-. "'w-t •.ell. Or-lt•l<I '"--'8ek11,CA~ Quof'f. "'9 .,_._.., wlll ltff ,,. T ~'' ~' ~ <°"""<le<S by..,"' !Miik -.ct .. -.. .-,....,,., J,. • ., .... -"'1 (jt .. c...-S... ..,_,,. R-.1 C.. Wei-~ d lll'Nt "• ..... ---'~" •1•1-•tt ..... *"" tM _,., s.1<J ...ct-wtlt lie ,.._ '°""'" c_u.,. of 0r•"90 C-tv °" --t to -oroo•l<Orl\ of Se<tlCWI -r(ft II l'IO '9dftCl"'IC-~.-,.r11 11, -Ul"-"C eor-.o ~ ...,, \II P9<1fl( St-1 llH<PI. Cill-•~'7 11\Ml-Or-. C.0.'9 0.lly POGll ....... Zl,JD. -,_., PUBLIC NOTICE 1'1UIM P•IA)jt~ Or-C:.0.\1 0.11'1' PtlOI -2, •. I•. n . ,_, UtJ.tO PVBUC NOTICE "CTl'l"IOUS aUJINllH NAMC STATIMllNT C.illtterl .... ~ .. 1• "n.. C..1n /Mr McCoaMK:X MOR'fYAAJIS Laguna Beach 494·941 5 At 95, a U.S. Treasure ., ... , fflt\ ~-nt •H hied •1"' N PU4»1~ Or ..... Coefft Oolily P llOC Covn1 .. c1 ...... Of o..._ c-1., on A'1' 16 71 JO ~r, •• tn6«> ~ll U,t11110 , '' -·--·-----,._,I Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap1s trar'10 495-1776 HA.llOI LAWt4-MT. oun Mortuary• Cerretery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa 540-5554 IA1.n.a&G>BOM ~HOMI 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 ,_ca .. OTMHS -.L.llOADWAY MOWTVMY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMfTM & 1VTMU. NOttTUMY WISlQ. .. CNAl'll. Mof'tuaty • Cre,,_tlOr'IS 4'Z7 E. 17th St CostaMea 6464888 WlllOTl91 IMITMI' NOITUAIY U7Main St. ~nt~:'ach .. , ..... , COl.OMIAL ..,._AL NOMI 7801 Bolu Ave. W.tmlnstef' 893-31525 Pvt>11.-Orotn0t C-•t Cl;Mly Piiot PUBUC NOTICE IECIC R0 9 C RT ¥11 BECK, r~!Mnt Of S•n· ,. An•. c.. Pe•..0 ""'"'""Al)' ti 11 1'90 Sur¥1...0 Ov I Oa11911ter L an.t Bow~•• ol Sotnla Ana, Cot ~vtc•t woll bf' h•IO "" !.ilturO••· Aprll , •. 1'8() al I I 006'M •t 11'111 PrHll'(terl..,, Olurclt Of Ille Cove'*''· ~ .. Mttil. C.. En tom,,,,,_ ., H.ortlor Lilwn Memor1o11 P•rk Friend\ ,.,..., call .ti Pltrn 8rotMr1' ~II BroitOwav Mortu•ry on Tl\u~y -FrtO&y lrom 12:00 noon to ' OOPM. In llMI of t-n CO<llrlbu· tlOM m•y "" rNtM 10 IM Or.t~ Counh C•netr Sot••IY Pierce llrotller \ Bell &roMtw•y Mortu•rY ell rector,., life's Rigors Don't Rile Ruth Stout ""' "tl.JO ~t•.•• •rrJ.eO ----------- PtJBLIC NOTICE l'tCTITIOllS ausut~U MAMa ITATllMSNT TM lol!ow1"9 pef"10fl ll 600"0 llu\I· IWU•I MOUITT ROBINA G. MOSSETT, Pil5HCI ..... , on April 11, ltlO. Suntl""" 11'1 ""r lt;ab•ncl Robff1, of &..-Ilk.ell. C. . • ...,,..., si-on L.MnanSltt ol Mlulon Viejo, CAI • •'••~ .i.uie WIKJ. •11 of S... Dle9D. C.. M\CI ~ro.trel Coo9i0n of CN<o, CAI Sotrvk H wer• M IO IOOily, Ap-11 2:3. t• lft llV (Npef or McCormtc• Mortu•rY, L•oun• e..<11 111teorn'lllftt tolloweo •t P.c:1t1c Vl .. t C_,.,..,, In lle.i of tlowe" Oon•tlonl m•Y II• m•cle •o th• E ¥•"9•1"el Frff Cllurcll, L•oun• Hiii\, Cil or your l•-llte <llMlty MtCorml<• ~ .... ~ lka<ll. •• ,..,,on. By JULES LOH APS-lill ~ REDDING RIDGE. Conn. "Whe n you hear th:it I a m dead," Ruth Stout was saymg, "don't shed a single tear. "When you are as old as 1 am -1 am 95 -unless there Is !IOIDe reason you Just love living, and I can lhin.k of none. then you ought to be ready to quit. "IF I KNEW THIS minute that today would be my last day, I would say, 'All right, then. let's get on with it'.'' SUcb irony. If there is anybody whose life b as been that of one who plainly has loved living, it is Ruth Stout. And lt abe can think Death. · Elaewhere " d no reaaon to keep on, others can provide countless r eagons why that feisty lady should defy the IC>ds -about the only ones k!ft abe bun't defied -and Uve fCft\'el'. BARNSI'ABLE, Mass. <AP>-Wllton B Croeby, 81, the former presldent or Cr osby Yacht Building and Sloraae Co. whose f,_mi· ly designed and built lbe bcSal that was a favorite of the late President Jobn F. Kennedy, died Monday. Call 142-H71. Pul a few words to WCHll tor ou. Ruth Stout, a u thor philosopher, outspoken rebel and grande dame of Poverty Hollow, ii a walking American treasure. M08T OF BEil fins know her from her wrttln11 on gardening, especially her "No Work Garden Book" whlch s h e wrote 1 generation a10. When late· bloomlnl orl8Dlc gardeners ftnally caUlbt up wttb her un· orthodox methods , th ey tOll1t«.ted ber u UM .. Mot!Mr of MUlcb.'' • ( AMERICA J Not many, though, beyond lbe bowldaries of Poverty Hollow, the rolling, rural neighborhood where she lives alone in a plain r~ lhree times her 11e. are aware or ber erstwhile habit. when lhe spirit so moved, of gardening in lbe nude. or. for that matter. of other aspects of her long and rich Ufe just aa mrHXlnforming. "P1anrung a garden is like pa.ming a way of Ufe ," she has said. "Arrange It t o please yourself, copying neither con· vemion nor tradition nor a ny in· clvtdual." aVTB WAS ONE of nine chUdreo born to an unpreten· Uous but apparently quite literate family: one of her brotbera was Re x Stout, tbe ~writer. She wu ever the maverick. As • teen-aaer. in Kama1, she went on a salooo·amuhinl crusade wttb Carry N1Uon, not becauae llhe bed anything 1g1ln1t liquor PIJ'Ucularly. It just seemed ex-dtlal. Later abe toured with a C'J'OOked mind·readlnc aet. Sbe wall t.o R\9Sla to do famlDe re· llel wort and 1ave away all ber dadael. 1t bes atwa11 surprt1ed Rulb, dllml1ed w , really, lbalfor all I , "CTITIOU,aUSINEH OANl.4 OESICU.S, •6 8.-piiw. her shenanigans, she never got NAMI STATEMENT lrvlM, c. '"" t0l5lled in jail. ....~~~:Ol'-"9 lltt'IOfl " OOlno llUM• Anclerl Cllrllhen O•VOHrO, ' FArE FLOW SVSTEMS. l'Ot &•ookP•rw.lr'llne,c.. .,,., ~ tarDWYE h kin l h lA ,,.,.._ 11•"'4 • ..._, &eKn. C• '1..0 Thll ~." t~t«! Oy'"" ln-vi-.r., nui&&. 3W g e a&.U>l Leon AolM!rt Slrlnll•rOI, "0• dl¥•clu•I· l l A"*"C O..,,,_.. tracts oula de 3 edure ball iD r¥1nt 81~. ,.._, Br•ft, Cil '7'60 Tllil \lilt-I we\ 1114d wltfl tf1e New York, s be showe d ber ,:,~"""_,\1•<01W111tW<tby ..,in. countv c1•n ot OrM>99 c-1, °" valiae to a cop and said , ··If you L_, " s. .. ,,,,_,, ""'"rt11 '1• t-. Pt- want to lock me up I b.ave my r"1' ·~-' ·~ rnec1 •11" 11>e Pvf>lllllM o..,. c.eesc o.it¥,..... , • '"°""'Y C .. r_ ot Or~ '"-'' °" •-I t ... -,. 1-~-Ala5, he ignored her . Allf•• 14.1• ...... · · ...... -....... Well, Rulb Stout rant, by way PvOllYo!d o.....,. (.OHi o.i~·= I " • procrega report let lt be not· It, n ... May '· I.. ,,..,....a PU8UC NO'l'ICB ed that in the spring of he r 95tb PlJBLIC NOTICE year, Rulb bu her up moments andberdown moments ... In conversation, her wit Nihei up and then recedes, like waWll oo a beach, but when, it bubbles lt bubbles so deliabllully lbal lt ls easy for everyone, ex· cept Ruth, to overlook lbe lulls. •'Oft." SllE WILL say, ·•1 am repeath" myself. Forgive me. I'm an old woma.n." One recent afternoon, she off. erect an \BltoUched bowl of cold eelatin to an unexpected villtor. "Please don't tblnk I 'm rtdlculoua," she 11ld, ''but I alwa,ys aha.re what I bave wltb my .-.u. Thil ls what I bave. Would you care to joln me?" "No, thank you, Ruth. I've bad hmeb." "YOO OE VEaY wlse lo have an ttcuae to 1ay oo." When bot lunch arrived, pre· pm'ld by a netibbor, tbe finl coune wu Ruth's cuatomaey ...... ~ brandy. Sbe tak .. it llNL ~·Carry," abe Hld, and kDDcbd .. _,_ tt back. 'ICTl'T10llS SUSINllU ...... ITATa ... lfT Tll• 1•11••1 ... "n°" Is delft• 1111\l"ftH\. AMEi.IGOOtCS. 120 -J111t St., ,......_, IMdl, Ca.,.., Milt"" Alu:h ICllMil. 110 -lmt St .... _, e..c11, Ca. 9*J Thi\-..-i. ~ Oy .ii It!· Oh....... ' ~ .-i..it ICuM• Tllll ~ -I .... wltll .. County Clerk ef 0r...-C-CV Ofl Mettfl !1. 19. I l r l ' ' , • • ' t [ • '· t 7 Tfll• ....._.._~.....--Oy _,.,..,.....,.. r ltOW otVll.Ofltll\ '-•ct- PUal..ICNOTICE 'ICTITl~UMIHU su~••Olt C:OUlll llt.AM4I nATIMaNf 0 , CALl~llt• fl\e , .. _lfte .. ,..,.., .,... ooo,_. ~lfTY Ol"OttAllO' 11<1\•,..n.. 0 110'11 TO IHOW GAUS' II t \ 1 MA It a. l 1 1 N (I A '> ~ 0.ANO•O, NAM ~IATES 1t•1 W_._, l'lao ~ CJIU NUMallt AM.Jtt1 ••A,.. (M-N• '2100 '" '"" .IMllw ol llW ~,..,...., ol Atlllw• ( "••<••' '>r, 1 .. 1 MlllALOO lttOS. F« (!Ion~ vt *•'•"•"'Pt•'• \•r\•• ""• •nw C•lttorrtlo 91/00 ~MlllA~OO 1110!> l•l•O ,_ .... W tlhom W ft•""' ,,, Ci••"O fMLllAAOO RIOSI ll<o> flleO •Pelo •v•".,. AIM >. UW>Q 8Hi{11 C.Htoo 111• hOll '" "'" <-1..,. Oii oro-< ••low•"Q ._.1 •tth~•r 10 ttw~ h t\ rwr .,,.,.._ 1111\ ._,"""'' " tondwdecl by a lfom E.MERAlOO AtO!. 1•1><> '"'°""" ~r•t __..,,,."' •• E M l AAAOO AIOSI 10 L[l AIO'i. A C Powto.;a Y 11 " lier~ Ofi)er4'd 1 ... 1 •II .... _.~ ,,_., \\•trienwnt .... , fll«I With tfte •nU•r•\ht(J .,.. ttw m•tt•r ••Ot•'WUO •P (ovnly Cltr• of <><•"~ C°""t' o<1 put twlo<• tll1\ tOUtl 111 ()el);lrlment M•,..> 11, I-NO J •I I«> Cl••( Cefll•• Ot1v• We>t, ,,,,m "°"'• Al\f, C,..111orn1.>, on Jun" l 1'90 P\lblow.ed Or-'°"'' O.tl~ PtlOI •• 11 0 (100 .. m . -,,,..., .no t1W1r .. AOf'lf l •, 1•, ll t410 t \Oto M) \ftOW Cd U'C", 1t tttnl' t~y ~"" why Uld --pe11110<> lor <11""119 ol r>eme \l\Ould llCll P UBLIC NOTICE bc>o ••nt..o 'f l'i. tur""'r Of'C)e"l''-'r 10 "'OW "'""" be publl'""" ''"'"°"' IUSIHfSS "' , .... Ot""O<' co ... 1 0dllV P•IOI d MAME \TAiTEMl.HT ftWW\QdPt'' DI Qt'n .. .-,., (.lf(Uhtt1on, '"~ tohow1no Ptt•,On\ '-'',. do•n-o P\IOll\~1nttH\t.0UnlY .tt IN\l on<rd bu\1n~\'t ~ Wt"t."k fOf tour COtt...c<Ut•v•• ~"'' JWHU WOOD \ l A UC T4•0 ........ no Moutton P4ttitW•• Sutlf" G 10, l•guntt O•ttO f-ebu.-..ry • l....0 'loll>, (A.,f>}J Mar~ A ""°"" M 1\\10f't r ram•no Int • 11011 JuOQeO' ,,... Moulton P<lt~"'"' !>u1tP C. 10 L•Qur>e Suc>e•-Court Htll\. CA .,~~l Mil.AN M. OOSTAL. Grv•• lnOu\lttr\ In< ))01 t A PllO,EUIOHAL COllP Mounon P¥•w•v !ou1tr (i 10 l.,,...,. ,_, Cll'f P•r1rw•y -~ S .. ~ IOOt Hiii\ (A~ Or<1,_.e, C.trfww• t~ li.u bu\ln••n " <Ollaut•°" bY " Tel 111fl au-m• ~net•I _,,..~ll•P AllWM~1-l'9Utl- MI"-h .t(!Olf'Q Int Publ .. l'lt<I Or""91' C.0.."1 Oa11, 1•1101 At< ... rG ( 8-tll, AP< ' 16, U . lO ,_, ··~i "''""°"'' '"'' \ta~ ...,,.. ttf~ ""''" trw (ounty c•rr• ot O••nO<' County on PUBLIC NOTICE ""'" 3 1'18() FtJU41 '9CTITIOUS 8USIHESS JULOP. '1$)1..UOf< NAME UATEMEHl IUllllS & M<ICITTAICIC r .. ~ •ollow1nq l>"f\()n\ Ar~ oo.n9 p 0 80-s J1tt bU\ln .. \\ d\ rtew-1hedl,u '1"1 l&l AMBERWOOO LIO l<ill "ub••\1-~ C>'of"tQI~ (CW\J Ou•h Pifut Mdc Art"" 81YCS, St~ 10/. N ,·#POf'I Ao• • •• 13 JO i<;eo l&-1'1 80 Sue" CA 91ltll0 Jlocco 0 T•r •ntfltto 400 J•t~ PUBLIC NOTICE Slrttt NeWIJOl1 Be.>cn. CA 9100.I Maur..,., 0 lrwln, ••17 AIMrton s1re .. 1. Lonq BN<n CA 'IOln OfOTl(I[ OF A\IAllA91llT'I' Arl"u< •no AO<i'tellt llO'l!nOlum 0 1' ANHUAL Ill[ POllT 1004~ Sutlon St .. SN!tman O•"· CA PvrwaM to '><'ctton 610t ldl o• 1"4> •t•OJ lnt••n•I R•vonu~ C.oo~ notoo I'> C.-<;ie otnd Patr1C1ot ICatlln, <rln nerebv Q••tn tMt t~ otnn1><1I report tor H1llv1tw R0<oa. AIWll>t'•m. CA 91804 IN! ul-r Yf!llf 1•1'7' ot BrlQOl Cun· M•r~rel C. Irwin, nlll Tfll•<ll•I>• n1119n•rn Automottvf' Mu•oum " Ortve, l,.OnQ !le.)(11, CA 90801 0•<1ll<H>lt tor pobll( tn\Pf'(tlon br •nv Fr-H. -AnQel• T•r•nt.ito, / 1nttrotecl <1lltton wno ,..,._, .. It .ot G•tew•y Or , AO<l>e~ter. N V 1442• IM IOUncloilllOll ' 1><•n<11MI oth<t IO<<ll· Do"*"< c.<uuo, I Nlorllou Or . "0 otl 1!0 O.ker St,...t, Cost• -w. AO<ll<!>ter. N V. 1'624 C.otttornl• 'l'lt.11. bl!Ql,,,.l"Q on M•Y l, f ••itfllello & Lee. • gener•I 1m .one! tor llO dar> t!WrNtte• clurl"Q partnrnntp, 39ll M•<Arlnwr Bl"". re<;iul•r bu$1~> l\Our\ lrom a 00 •.m. Ste. 102, N-1 BeKtl, <:JI '2660 lo S 00 p m. R T •r•ntello, 3706 C-1 Pl•<e Tlw ,,_ ol t,_ Prln<l.,..I ~· N-l>Of1 &Ncl'I. C-' t1t6J ot Ille tovna•llon " 8rl09l Cun· D•nlel LM, ... AftcJelo Onve, LO\ flll'IQl'IMft Al\9elH. <:JI 9002• ,.,,.. lllM ... Ille Pr1n<ICMI ""'-' ol G•"90'Y A. Hlll9nn, SIU Alt• Ille t,,_,_lon ll PrKIOent Off~-C-v..S. Rd , lAt C-.CU, CA "011 M TfoCI ,,_,.,.,CPA In" oo-..~, IS COn<IU<l~O Ov d MO fll•..,.,...-1 (Aeier Ort•• l1m1IHJ Odrtnt"r \.h tO S..tte 1 UO C.•"QOf • rl H11tQ<.,n New..,,~. CA ttt60 ln•~ ~•tf!t1'1ient w •!i. +11t<t w 1tt\ ftt" Countr C1~0. ot 0f'•flQe (OurofY T•I 111'1 ~)11 Ar><tl 7 t• Pybll"""" ()rAftqt (cw\t [H1ly PttOI F1 •o•ll10 11.n .11.1• 7> 1• 11 '"'° Pvblt!ohr«. Apr 9, 1•. u. JO.'"° 1..v PUBLIC NOTlCE PUBLIC NOTICE Co n'>OlldatPd RPport of Condition of "CITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA" of Ce>:>ta Mesa. Count-y of Oranqe. and Domestic Subsidiaries d i the close of buc.inec.son March 31 . 1980 State Bani! No. 1060 Dollar Amounts in Thousands ASS~TS Cash cind due from bdnks . U S. Treasury Secur ities Obl1qallons of other U S Gov't aqenc1es and corporation'> Obliqations of Stc1tec. and poltt1ccll c.ubcllv1c.1onc, Loans, total lexclud1no unearnf'd tnCOl'T'IP 1 • Le~ Reserw· for ooss1bl' 1oan lose'> . Loans, net Bank premises F.F. & E ,e tc Othi>r .nsetc, TOT AL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand depoc.1t.._ of indlv1dua1 s. partnerc,h1pc,, and corporations T 1me and savinqs deposit'> of 1nd1vldua1s, partnerships, and corporat1oos. . Deposits of United States Gov't Deposits of States and political <,ubdivisions All other deposits. Certified and officers' check<, . TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMEST IC Jb.1b4 JOO . OFFICES ... , ............... 44,417 Total demand deposits . . . . . . .. 16, l84 3,2b3 b94 1,533 b 1S8 J5,85S 1 .4~9 867 49,82-' 14.600 23, 151 . 034 .. 4,793 .. 378' .. 1,456 Total time and savings deposits 28,228 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES..... 4.4,412 Other llabllitles for borrowed monev, including note balances of U.S. Treasurv ..........••.. tSS Otherllabllities ................................ 707 TOT AL LIABILITIES . . . . . .. . 45,774 SHAREHOLDERS EQUIT Y Common stock No shares authorized: 600,000 No. shares outstanding: 521,377 1,564 Surplus . • • . . • • . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . 1,678 T OTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL. . . . . . . . 3,242 Retained earnings and other ca oltal reserves. . . . . 1,308 TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY . .. . .. . . .. .. .. .. . . ••• • • .. .. 4 ,)>V TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO S HAREGOLDERS EQUITY ..•.•.•••.•.... , 49,824 MEMORANDA (amounts outstanding as of report date> Standby letters of credit C)Utstandlng • , •.•...•.•• 300 Time certificates of deposit In denominations of $100,000 or more , .•..••. 11,365 Other time deposits In amounts of s 100,000 or more . • . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . • • . . . • . . •.600 Market value of Investment securities, .....•... 6,70S The undersigned, Kenneth L. Donahue, Vice President and John W. Walsh, Sr. Vice President and Cashier of the above·named bank, each declares, for himself alone and not for the other: I have· personal knowledge of the matters contained In this report On· eluding the reverse side hereof>, and I t>elleve that each statement In said report Is true. Each of the un- dersloned. for himself alone and not for the others, certlfles under penalty of perjury that the toreoolng Is true~ correct. E>eecuted on April '"· 1990, at Costa Mesa, C.alltornla. pubf!Jhtd Or'•"99 Coast Diiiy Piiot, ~!~1 19'0 17~ . .. 6 4 -2 • 5 6 7 8 ........ ....................... ltm 11 IHI associJtcd .,,"°'. "'-.... loc:ic. down. Seller will ran)' Nit, Call for appt. m.-.... JLSI' LISTED pool table 11t.e ramUv room + 3 8drmi. Immaculate. RH.I\«, M2 zz.n ___ _ IL.DIS /IMVUTOtlS We ll located E .slde Cot.u Mesa 3 Bed.room 2 Batb with forced air ht-at bulll 10 lutcheo. dlld beg ~umable Loan. Localed oo ll bwldable R 2 I~ and priced like R lat $1l0,000 full pnce. ca.11 751 ·3191 tMllOI Y9IW HIUS Beaa•d eellln••· 5 ~ 2 ., L&aM bomc ... lup pvt bKlt yard . Orfllt .... for raJalD1 a famib' •UC> for enter· &aiolna. sase,ooo . Cr eathe flnancln1 available. Owner /a&\. lbMlie Bamoatoo '1MOOOor~ .. .., ..... aatt. by Joba Lytle this 300011q ft. uecutive home is an exeoeptiona.I buy. Beautifully landacaped. pool and spa, are a rew or tbe numerous amenities. All ol this and the owner will fa.nance the home with 20'.t-down for s year s . Full pri ce S!J)(.000. Call ~2660. 0¥9W'*"L0T hdly._...1 aearNo. Bay. Parll • ca,.. JacUal+ ... bdrm apt. -.ooo, ........... ...... 671-Jlll 642-5200 ......... s ...,.,,, 1bia super •• Verde family homf features: buee family room . ~ul pltlO " pool • and masteraune with ill· ting room. Asking 1149.950. Sl>-USl , . I ~ HERITP~t . REA1 -JRS IUCICS7 OMTMllAMD Unbelievable vlew of CalAWPa and HunUnawa Beactl gf.-r. l Bdrm con· do 1t "I ll Ocean Ave. SeUCC' wtll carry financ· tng aUO"~. low down • wom.DU H6-7717 1042 ....................... WATaROMT HOME $650,000 .. OCEANFRONT Ne w modular tYP.t! homes.. pvt. comm~ 2 bcb&, 34 hr sec:urlt,,.. s ub-l et ting O K . <714>49&-:1116. C:SELECT T"PROr>ERTIES C:SELt::CT T"PROPERTIES c:.-.. ..._. ............ ..-subject to x!nt 8 7 loan payable . owe lge 2nd . Low dwn. 3 br, 2'h tennis. pool, rec rm. central air. Only ()()()( FOR 50' BOAT Awime ist TD. owe 2nd w /$220,000 dn. Hunt· lngton Ha rbour loc. Ftwy close. Le!'ls congc.>s uon than Newport. Grant Jotmson.. Af/.. 846-77'71 By Owner: 3br w /vie1t'. As$unable 'lst. No Qualt· fying. Call 714·9"12-8443 IAct(IAY Two story garden home. Former model. Sun- hlled gourmet kitchen overlookll secluded patio. 2nd ~tory hosts 3 qlK'4MI :stu.-d bdnns. Just llstt.'<I ! Doo't wait. cu.JI 646-7171 ,.,,,.. , J . , • ' ,., • '" "'-• , • CANDO CONDO./ A great s tarter home wflh 1 Br & loft Only 3 yrs new, facllitles in· elude lighted tennll! courts, pool, s pa anrt lawldry. Owner needs u fai.-t sale Bl' crt"ative A super buy SOl.OOU BALBOA IS LAND REALTY HARIOll VIEW . S S10,000 down .r;ntance finaoccd at J'S'• Ask· ing 12~9 6 This 4 Udrm. • Rm, formal . 2 fplc home oltulls&m~ VAU:NTINt; $129,950. Call now ! ~9491 liKR . cr#t8 AMXIOUS Beauufully decorated C'ondo n~ar So t:oast Plaza. Owner Wiil hdp with !inan c1ng. Cdll 540-U.5_1 ,_a..;;gl~----· SALE OR TRADE $164,900!! t-Sly. 3 BR, lam. rql.: frpl .. 2 ba .• spa. redwood ~it. brkfl>t bar. Sbakl' roul. TotaUy u11graded~. MlSSION R Jo:AL TY ~-(1731 ---~Miquel I OS-2 .....................•. D A I L y '--=====::=::=::::::::=~ 61.HnOO ---------- 640-0997 or 67~ OWNER/AGE.'lT 3 BR. 2 Ba fixer 593.400. Ownr , c1gt. 64:). iJtiS Bayfroot~Boat Siii> Rare opportumty lo buy lrg <.'IN.Om homt' 0111JUl11t of 2 main channt·I' 111 llunl111~t11n lhrlrnur \f J ll n I I I ,.(' n l v I e w. m Jgn if1r 1·n t huu'" Sl.5W.LOJ i:;;t!.y m11•r1" l r c1t.e Cc1ll 714 11-W IHIJ att bpm Laguna Niguel Realty • p I L 0 T SMASHINC9 VIEW Oo fee lard an Harbor View HJlls. 4 Bdrm. · Lusk bw It bom<' oo one of CoronCI del Mar's best l streets. $3!18.500. DOING I~. BUSINESS "':':: UNDER A : : : : FICTITIOUS -: ·• NAME? II JOU ... ,,. tu.t fti.d your new flcllllou• Bueln••• NeM• ·•nd lleft not ,.. wMlllled It IOf'" ale FllDR, ,.._ o0n·1 lor .. t tf1e1 ,,_. ltfl'lltellen Is 30 deye ttom O.t• of fthng. TM DAILY PILOT w ill ~·" ,_ •t•-m t or SJl.$0 . Our • c>tcuhrtioft lnc:ludH IM I enllr• Ore no• Co••I ' .... •ftd ~ notlc:e• •Pl"•' lft ell~. In c L A s i I order to eub<'nlt JOur I!, stA1t1e"'1enl l odr 1 pub cet on eon appropriate COCl'I end • c l'l•C k to THE DAIL y I PILOT, P.O. 8a1 15e0, Coll• ....... CA 92126. s I F I . e l D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 We'll do ~ ·-· For Information •b9e 4991 adverTl91ng piHM eell 642"'321 ht. 332. CU.SSIAID HOUH ,o\tlvPrti.~ ma v plar<' th~u .. d, h~ t~ll'phooe H OO~m l/JSlDpm 'ltonday thru t'nd~Y II lo 0000 !wlurd.3) t"(t"TA \IF.SA onic E XIOW Woy ""2 S671I HUl'lTl'GTO>; Rt:ACll rnns Ruch 81•11 :..O.U211 I AGl ""'A REACH 1077 N (;o.1,1 llw)I l..u:Mn• ~ech4~ Wft6 'llRTll ('01 ,,-y d 1al rr~ s.co lZ20 CLASSll'9 ~s llt!i>dltne ror ropy .. lulls I• ~ 30 p O'\ the day hdo re puhl14"a t1on. ~···1·111 r'lr !-und•)I " Mnnday ~:d1l1on' wti.n d~u<lhne I• S.1un1ay, l2 noon. Cl.ASS ... llM4&AnoMS ERRORS. Advert11ets 1hould rhec'lt their eds daily 6 rePOrt trrors 1mmedl11tely. T H E DAILY PILOT auumes 111 bthty for the first lll<'Orrttl lm«tlon onlY. CANCELLATIONS W~n k1llina an ad be Mlll'i! to maJr.to a r_..i of the KILL NUMBl':lt Jl!IVen you by your 1d !Alter M l"l!ttlpt of '10/tU r anct'llallon Thi• ltlll numbe r mu ~l be pre~tntcd by th r adn~ Ul CILW of A dUputc C'ANCf:LLATION OR CORRECTION OP Nf:W A 0 R E P 0 R E RUNNlNG Enry~Oft ia mllde lo kill OI' I MW ad lhlt 119 bH'll ordered. but we 11.11.rant" lo do IO tM Id bu appe In IM peper, • OIMC.A.-Ul'IE ADS: TllH• act. are atrtrlly cuh lll ldvanee ~ m1U or •l any one ot our ornres. NO ptMle ~. DudUMi 3 p.m. Friday. C',0at1 M.. off\ce .. It noon 1l all bra11eh OfntM. Tiit: DAILY PtLOT , ... ,... u11 rlallt to cl11tlfy, ecllt. C?e't_. or rtr111e an1 advtrtlHMHll. and to r h•nat IU ratu ti ,,..1111tlOM wlChout prior nollct. QA ... ~~ P.OleaJJIO. Cmt.aMeia - RA~...c WESTCv· SJ!e~~ lvly, quiet. ~ locaUOO wa ~·community pool & l>"' tub Adults only ()Mt will help hnance. 646-711 I IUILD TO SUIT Two 30xl UI. lots 434 Begorua Own r ~UZ5 ~148 WALKTOIUCH GOOD IMYESTMEHT Oldf'"CdM" Chol~ "So of Hwy "I duplex. Loads or chJrm $229,(.(X) cT cnm l MESA YEl.0£ FSIO J HR 2 Ba. I.St' opt ., S1~ rm. SlZ9.000 645-1Z12 ASSUME $92..SO 0 100/o VALOAH IEASTS40E l ... 11h lattts FAM RM Ir POOL rtUCE SI 20.000 RJUSREALTY S46-0tl4 .,... -f044 .....•..•••••••..••.... $13,950 DOWN! 'o q u.iltfy1 ni:' (Jv.111 r .... 111 ltnJnct·' H r1 1•ht c·h>'t"f) hom•· ..,,,.!>' lo Litt l.tlo.1· tn W111Kllind1;1• SPACIOUSNESS· You II e nJOY Lhts 4br p.tUO home w1fam rm. All the comfort:. 1oclod· 1~ 2 frplcs. wet bar, lot:. rl ""'OOd decking & a r~- 1 .. xm~ ~pa. $144,000. .re~~ 495.5220 $2413 830-5«>11 Al<col 640 5560 I Dupl~ 71.8 Ja!>rrunc J br i ·---------ba and 2 br 2 ba SI 12,500 Call Red Carpet 754-1202 ASSUME9°/o OCEANFRONT $89,500 **JUST LISTED! luyfwoewt~ Nicely decorat.ed 2-sty s Br 6 Ba w /fantas tic view. Owner wUI hoancc entire balance with oormal down. Sl '190,000 down, as.'>ume 10 4', f1r,1 I TI> Jo\111 pnce s:.!49.500 St.'<'OOdary f 111.im·1n~ '' available. Unvt• I~. lhPn . (')fl 000 ON ca ll R ~ a ll y w l"> l . I ~u, fM8.9M7 \ Ownt-r will carry. up to 5 $102.000 buy., th1s ·ltkl' new rondo 10 I rv1nt• ·, :.uper WOOl>HklUGF:. Great fLNU1<·m1t Jva1la· b&e Call Now ' Cus tom bu tlt b y c·r.Utsman Spac. 3 Br, 4 bJ incl· g rn!tl r su.i le w panor.uruc v1e111+si.n. dy ooach. Sauna. wl.De cellar . Secunty guard. WaJI trade for s maJler properties. Offered ~ $1,200,IXX>. Agl. 644-95ll· MCOBS IEAL TY , year. at 13r; 2 BH 1' > Year~ Sumr~·u:r l:Vl · liu . lafl~t.' pathJ :i , .. ar' t.age on pnmc R 2 t-01 r r ~· \-. .. 64:l 'H61 675-6670 OCWROMT 6 De!uxe 2 bdrm .. 2 bath t.mi.t.s. -915.000. Submit your creauve financing! ~lay Prop. Reatton * 67~7060 * I ILK. TOOCIEAM Only S82.500! ! Deli~htrul end unit with big pauo. 2 Big bd.nns .. Crplc .. shake rocl & dbl. car garage. Vacant. ready for 1m· mediate occupancy lot. Lowest pnce in town I At/J-75&-l.2.43 I c:.laMPM 10241 •••••••••........•..... , OWt&WfHB.P A~CE l.DW\!St pn ced homl' In Mesa Verde. ll featw1"S 3 Bdrms 2 baths , oeaUllful ~ hf'e91.ace and is oear aJI schools Owner will also consider 1 selling VA. Hurry, won t last ! Priced c1t ool~ 111.SOO. CalJ 5'().. J 151 .. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS I _ ............... 1 Cnletave lnvest.men'6 1 OP£H HOUSE REAL TY ,/' 0 W NE R WI L ,L CX>NSIDER CREATIVE FINANCI NG THA'T WILL HELP YOU BtJY TIO." J I0\1 F: ______ ..... 1 • I 01 f' o AJTI> FUtan. ll l .ll50 SK'<!>tl U n l'r 1J f t','.tO nc1ll~ T l.md'IC'aped . 4 Bdrm X:r'DCIUJE! ~ mo UranK~ n ·" ut..>I"""" ron<.l u. pl a n 4 l t•het>r y ho me near Hirry "° cplaityMq H r ~ c o n \ d 1· n '>("hoob (;rt>at buy vt 1 .. ._1 u. •--Ownt-r Brk ''I ho rn.-Sll~OOO _,_,. -~ U.~REAL ESTATF: HURt' 3& l"2Ba Condo KTI.J.12.IJ 720 ~wpl Hgt.,.1. 1 } r old. 1---·-------1 _ _4ll5_1 ___ _ t'fld 11.ar "" opnr s1111\ TA.KE OVBt ,ni4TS Mission Y~ I 067 <Ill OWC bdl "' nu p)mL'i oo lge 4 bdrm Wood· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lor 2 yrs Pnce $.lW.000. bn d~E' home. Owntt r Lake View Ii) ownr 642-el99l __ IDJSl c;;<JI J5SaodptJ)t'r. 4 br 2i., ba. 9"'1'";-assum NOQUA!JF'YL""iG owe: WORLD R.E. loan. $736 mo $189,SOO s.111.000 dwn 12t: 4 nr . SS#r-7777 Owner will help fmanc.·. ---------t>wrx-r-770-4959 21\,i. Owrlt'f Ali!t~~~ -------OCEAN PACIFIC Real&tate 759-16 I 6 I YOUR CHOICE ---------3 Bdrm pool bomt• or ~ f GREAT Nfwpoti leocJt 106' ...............•.•.•••. ------S Y C A M 0 R E 1 1 bdrm !tpa homt• Holh I MO QUAUFYlMG GLEN wn.b VA le~ LOWIMTEREST IRAHDHEW ~ I Large assumabh:, low in· Fa~'· larJ?e 3 bd. 2"2 ~loan oo this atlrac ba. Quality to~ nhome 21 1 uve 3 lldrm. 2 bath home condos. Only 4 av:.ulable. "Y'"I · oo an est.ate sa.zed lot and rrom Sl08.990 2430 Sant.a I I ' the pnc-e as right too AllaAve 642~34 · ~•LU.TY Won't la.5t Cah 979-~0 5~7542 NOW ~MABLE 1\!Jio owner well curn I 2nd. $15,(.Q) 3 lk·dr11om 2 balb, pool. park 1.11." l'l('W cond IUOO e=-;. RANC H REALTY 551 2000 UDOISLAMD CUSTOM .\l,...1l11lely ~·u ut1fuJ & e~t·11.1N! new Lido l.s)aild IL~un~ Dramatic entry. fo:.\QW!>lll?l)' d~tgDtJd & ~··II localed. L vly •1 lwlnn. fmly homt> r~ady (c .. ) IJUf enteruunang. 646-7711 ALLSTATE MOV~M COMDfTIOM Th.ts sharp 4 8dhn Mec:a Verde home feature!. ne.,., carpets. ceramic tile floor,, ne w wallp:tpl'r. atrium .I formal duu.ng room with builtin buffet and hug<' cul de sac lot Offered al $139.~ For uppo1nt ment to see. rail M0-1151 (N C AT tr. I ~;:;·,:~ri~tz~~ (~l~ttHMiitiijj ID Beaut. <l«or .. prof ~E LOAN R aJ E.1tat REALTORS CORONA DB.MAR ChOH'I' location on 45. lot. Sl<'P S to Ocean Blvd and Reg Co r ona beach . Fantastic potentaal 2 Bedroom fr ont house + 2 Bedroom guest house. RCTaylorCo ' ,~( J I 1( I{ 1006 ....................... .... , -HERITAGE . . REALTORS OAK GLEN Distin ct Ive new 2 bedroom. 2~ ba cci>· domniums. 1119.990. Z5l8 Elden Ave, C.ft. 6U.f7M E S t I 0 SS ttTt TENRCEC 8LEEE I PN 8 T A T ICY~ 0 Y L TJTOC IIEO I A A C G T 0 8 A A A & E.T l S 0 T C U A J L £ M L T I H E V £ lA E A C OCHEALAUECGRIUlPL CI UHIQDIACPJITMJ J AIOE E A C E T 0 I R E E R R T "' C I M L RTITVALEATUTLJAPAlC NLCASQEC~MH~l SOQAI RTEOTUETSLCU OEMREN CEINRCCEPUOM SITSAI ,. ~ home L'> locau.'<1 COi i EGE PARK I e t> al end ol qwet rul-dt-------I '$JC J yr new.,,.. J br & 2 s f'.1bulou' I bedroom !Ji. o R. & vaulted cPtl· 1 Ya.le Pl.in 1dl':illy located I 1ngi, Curt 11. 631 1266. m cul d" 'ac ll11th 11,an Owner Agl. balail('(> "l/e~h· rn~tt.'<1 1 . & frt•,hl) pJ1nted 1 A.ssumable-By OWner throughout Thi~ home I Immaculate ~ove 1n .ii.so has central air cond cood. 3 Br, fam rm. 2 ba. &han:lv.ood nuon; lge heated pool. $120,00U. ~Z.223 1026 ....................... New owner transferred, must sell $125.000 3 Bl' 2 Ba home. Wall accept cas.b/tradet motorhome Oil S30,000 equity. Zoned for 2 matt units. 661.8QMI ~-:.. HANCH Hf ALTY !1~11 :'000 **CONTRACT OF SALE Call for details about 2 cbanmng ocean view how this m ethod ol Olrllbl. 2br. 2ba. ffl>lc. purchase wUl allow you Compl sec. w t under · to ASSUME the sa.•, IJ"O'D1 pr. Pvt pat.Jo & loan on th.ls excittntt i am deck. Rec area w11ac bedroom/den townhome It BBQ. $125 ,000 & tn prestigious WOOD· $139,000 Contact Mr. BRIDGE ESTATES . Wull 831·3:WO. 496-8409 ~ home bas it! Asking $147 ,000. Try 30'it down •Tero tOlZ (!) ··-··················· ~I ~,,w.e 3Br,2Ba, 2car gar. Xtras, ReAlet Sl0.000 down. No quali£y. int. Owner: 768·5321 551·3Mt MS4WIS. -n111ca P\wy,lnlllt .............. 040 ....................... DIVOICI flOICISSAU Your dream houae for only SZS.000 down. l yr. new. 2 'toll'. entertaln· lDl'nt home. FormaJ dio· lnl rm. step dn II v rm w/Wdbar' frplc. V1ult· edcellinp.4 Br, 3ba, l1e fam rm. Auwne low In\. mn. 631-2242 ~ .... $717/-. Bia 2+2 condo/DR/bll yet.. em. air. Ownr S52-11J7 \W.b the asawnable loan ' addlt\onnl seller financing this house wcm't be oo the market long. Call Now!ll 3br. 2ba. detached. Huae llllU bdrm 1u1te w /atudy area • acllaet1n\ at.rtum area -COUDl.r)' kitchtn. Uftlvenlty Park. Toni Mon11. Alt. 144-7020. S61·0141. Ltn10 Real DUte. 116 CANYON Spe<ucular golf COUrM' t~talt'. 0000 sq ft_ 4 lo, to 8drms. 51, baths. P<*>I and spa. $1.295,000. Tll ST ARN ES CO. 673-7761 .. MEWPORJ CUSTOM $189.500 nus exciting 3 bdrm fm· ly home is an enter· lal.Oer's delight w /uruqoc bvabillty. FEE LANO. Sparkling POOL. Priced ll) ael1 (ast. • 759-1501 llSTIUYI ~ !PYCH.ASS Anutseelatbe..._. ~ng. SpeetaC\llar ntltt.t. -view! Great. bolac Cor aurtai1\lDc. SektoiD am\ • Del llar M~I. Oount.1rd e ntry. Jue& listed. 759.1101 .......... J1h1~ ....................... c.-....... UJ2 ....................... ....................... lt.1114•.._. J240 H1•"¥nfwwl1h1d ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ...... ..., ...... view Jattnlnt Cruk ~..J091t•awirck'd i:,u. u 100 111 o ar/a1t. 161·1111. maw •-'M ........ rilw.l ....._YJeto lJ67 bUI lo e..cll. -/mo ••-••••••••-••••• --HOMlfi FOR BE.NT a Br Newport Sborea LAOU!CA ••AO' ma :a or *· Pnced rrom ftl*. ~ 1 bit to bell. INN. II* ..., .. ...,. .-•• f'ncd yard• •1moyrty.~ 1\1, '-'e4 ...a. OW. 1ara1••-Famlllea t'TW~. :• No J ... 2~ .... l blOelr. to ~No ....... ., •• ..... Sl'YOt.ASS RJDO t: P•bulo,.-vtew o t OIUIDa. Cllll)'On • Cll)' pleaH. Kid• Ir pell Nsit Shclra . ..,_., 2ba. 1ar. o.tlt.r . wek'Grne. eau -..,2588 or ~ le n DI 1 . JI 0 0 I. •·,-, -.-,-.. -.--.--.._--,..-.... ---I 1 lul~• -----m21m AllJ.-, no fee. .,.,mo, llay, wkd•y• Hut IJP J141 817·1ZIO ISY. Ollllr ty, -wtl. 7 w 0 •••• '"' ~~=~~~~~~, ...................... . 3 bdrm. I be ,.._ CIJ1M'~ • 1*11& lo • oUl Lar11t1 yri rn.cm ltl1 &tu. ....... nowt• HA190i .. I &.ct llllM C!Olwio ' ff R. J •, ~.ac•aara1• Vlcwof Ulllna, ... ~IOC\ l"l11111J ...S Nlbt bthb Pnnt' c:w'1)t 161'-000, MO l'ia ------Wat<rfroot l>ol•ll . 8w kl )IJW' own ~m houH. --- JlllUOO' tut. 8G3 3'UI St 1-------• •221.1 or fTJ.Jt•7 OWNER ''12". ~· ... ~J~'=" RE M~ 4 Un1li/Coata lihu -.ooo. ~bjed lo 1031 Ml-W1 All orta-4711 laa ..,. flO\lb' home 1(-.y ¥&tM. O&IQentr. ...... lyr .... ltt • la•i .oft. lff. dep. Ref• . 81'1'Ho~P.P. c-. .... lJJA ....................... --m°" r.A8'l'8ID 2 BR, ... a.r .• ~yard. toaJ.Oor ..... Z Br, 1 be, olce paUo, 1ara1e . adialt• only. Goad location l7s.«lil2 WXUJlY 2 br, 2 ba coado, dbl car. F.P .. pool • lllK-llil50 mo. lat• lut. 910dep • .u.sao. COlD0-28r. l "'-Ba. 2 car pr, frpk, pool, Jae:, teo nil. BO mo. »H081 all 6Plf. J\dWll. New 2Br. 2a,..ea --·•••••••••••••• Movelntoday. Beaut.r, llle.lldL.._, au J11na. crnr lot, ram Penln Pt .. ocean v1ew: rm. btt1ns; errclyrd. Kids a DR. 3 bi, SUGO Vrly. (»I 11m WAT2&. H•. ,..,.._.._.wtdlwr· nae ..... 11aaat. 2acwy. a ..., ram rm. iadoor OK. ()It o1 Allc:i11 Pkwy. lse. ~181 AIL ~ Mo. •~6·88115, or c.m1.ll31-~ DOG1 +clods for M' boat. S. ,,_ lurnh hln1a avail. c ..... _ 3271 ...,/f'M) yrly . W-.froal ~Inc. .... ,. t .._. l26t ...................... . at-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2tlr. a., raoi nu. ~l 1¥· --------NO P"ZE' A • Coodo f"Dcd ~ard. tennis. Seabndce Condo End · pt. Vebkle 1tora1e avail. Un It . 2 b r 2 ~ b a • reota.la. Villa Rentals M.25110. lat,lut +aec. WM.erfl'ClllL Dock avail. ~ Bkr. mm Via de Oliva. Call Ca l I H a l G u t • c b • 810 CANYON Bordeaux 1·1SZ'lm ~ Home. t "renc h Cntry s.111~ ....,._ l244 kildlen. $1'7S Alo. Brlr.r. 3210 ....................... ... •••••••••••••••••••• _83'1_.-________ 3Bdrm1~ Ba condo, 1st, laat 1525. Kida OK. ~ 2 bdrm. 2 story 1 ~ ba Condo "The Latu" Xlnt. loc Beaut. dttor11t ed. Brand oew. Iler. req No p ets. USO m o ~-3300. 97Mll9 Delae Enc:. HCMM Bay~. 3 br, den, 4 ba. atnwn. 3100 sq. ft. $1000 rm ~3893 l2to ....................... ~VJ--EW b .. Br, 1 stAlr)'. Garde:ner \A-c:n.~ 4 r, 2 'h .. wat.er pd. Y/P, dfll, ba . gardene r incl fam "°' 98$. No peb ~Own BC. 7S«217 YIAll--flllk Soclel Actlvttiel ~ rK tl'W • FtN SundlJ 8'~ • llO'a •Plr· ties • fltue mud! men . ~~ T9Mil • FfM LeeloN (pro a. pro INp) • 2 Health CU.•&.IN. ~·s.n m1n9 • Ortvln9Ae19 ANXIOUS •EXCITING• ~~~·ded Wla W• 210b.xto, ()-pl. drapes. 2 car gar Swhnmtna pool, apa. M : H UAlt, U:& IJ'ON, U~.iy•l)' 4 I ........ 5 refurblabed, bl111. de· ""'' 'Br. 3ba, 2car pr. frplc. lge ram rm " wet bar, retreat in malr bdrm. mce~.~mo lse. 9 De'ft')', NorthwotJd or 5S1·3000 COurt y l Avall.Now. ....::.;....;..:~~~~~-- CONDO Nr Hoa&. 2 BR, Ca fl ' ' 11,o;ba, pool. 1ac., S..una. U.fwwl•d 3425 llfAUTiflUL ANICf- MIJITS: &nglee. 1 a. 2 Bedroom• • Fur· n•thed l UnfumllMct • Adutl LMnQ. Ho PMa Yaru.t.ic 1 br condo wllh oce an view fr om bid~. 1125.000. nltwlil s at.ar putt, comer ~ w/Larae patio area. Air cood-ooly. 121,SOO. mmct rental area. Tbi..& ao .. to South CoHt CS1e d the best buys ln a' ~ ~ dean. JU&h d 0ranae Cowlly today I tnciome .tt.I. Priced lo $89$,000 wllb $280,000 ifj· at llA.000. Broker down. Broker cooper•· ~ dbl gar W, D. Av&JJ llay ·••••••••••••••••••••••• 1s t. S625 'mo. Oya e2 Br. 2 ba, nr. So. Cat 9'73·1255, evea /wknda Plua. ssoo. No pela. • ~ Open dalty 9to6 3 + fam .. fplc .• pvt. (JKZ!i) t yard,Jtlnl. iocaUOo, Mesa 497·211D ~7; Ml-1460 Mat.low· Kmnedy Coro Anna Marland, excl1&1lve iagent. !r75-0lllO or 631-0488 UdePtrta 197S4 Travele ze w1cabana, outalde patio -~~~~~~~1 & garden. Diahwaaber. uon. CaU Pat P arklnson ~~ .. -----orCap Moody, '1$2·1920 LGh~ UOO ········~ .••.•...... Verde. MOO mo. Call S5S-lm2..~. New Hae 28r, den, frplc, Woodbrtdae Green Condo 3 br, lYI ba. S500 lae Woodbrldae Eat.at.el 2br + den, 2 be, frplt , microwave, a/c, 2 car gar. Large back yard. '65() lse. Both have lake, pool. Jae. • tennis lncld. Seawind C.0000. 2 Br. J t;; ba, 2 c:ar gar frplc, sa una , \pa , pool. EU/mo. 673-6810 RANCHO MJ RAO t.:, de· air, 2 BR 2 Ba, aJI xlraA. By llarrloll Hotel & sbopJ. 1111!5 mo 675-1 ~7_ Oakwood o.,den~b Ne•PQftllMdt/No. 880 Irvine 01Vorce Sale F.astbluff2&:2 <ff) Plan. A\.-sumable StOOK at 10% A rare opportunity. Call Owner 552· 1230 J\EDOCED FOR QUICK SALE Elegant VeraalUeti f>t>ntbouse Condo. Ocean view. 2 bdrm. 2 ba d lsposa I · f roa trf r ee Jl'r lJ(1dalre . French armolre divider. 2 stnra1e sheds, corner lot. (JfU6393). , CLASStc MOllUHOME SALES 270I Harbor. Ste 20&-A 540-5917 J_ 9UAIL PLACE NOHATllS .. 10.-Tlt t-.JI P.M.I fireplace, clubhou,e, !~~~~~~~~~~ pool, spa, sauna, billiard I · FIDRWPIR 44 unit office b ldg. SACRIFICE al only SC25,000 Owner will ac Cf$1ttnde. •rec. rm. Touil securi-ty Vacant. Owner $186, 000. Call 7si. IM68 -ONOCEANFltOMT Fabulous buy duplex in ·...nm condil.lon lmude & out Priced for 1 m mcod SM.le S39S.OOO Pnnc1puli. onl y pleai.c . Agt l~I~ MUST SELL THS WEEICEHD!! IWUlOR HIDGF: Crellt ,GQndt,. 2400 '>Q rt ...... <J lt•r + rule It view, 3 br . loft • F R . 2 dN•k'I. OC'Utr111 t.one.. Assume $123K at 9~7. 1-low pri ce• ~tnck Tenor('. 631·126ti 1:1~~1~ llt:ALTORS --------SEAVJEW· LEA.5EOPTION• 1 ~ 3 bd w/c1ty hghll> ~1ew Patnck Tenore. ~. 631 12.66. PARTNEK tJf' .,., Nl't'dt••I to J>Urrh<tM! 2nd ph" w VIUa Holooa Condo A._'l 4'n l.2H2 601 UDO Supl.>r waterfronl rfJndo .,..llh S PECTACUl,Alt \1 l ;w Abbumabh: loan t;ttll l•trt1etaJL'I. Cote Realty I & I nvt.ostment . 640.5777 PIMMSUU POINT Cl\arnwlg home, 1 how;v t.o bch. fanl8Bl1c hnanr 1111-A:s.tiume l!.l TU al, !) :i7c DIES REALTY ~73-6210 Aa'9ap fw Sal. I 200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALMDALE Commerctal·Downtown and Rarkiettial·IO City Owner. 71~5000 X330 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-ft.EXES RtOM $159,000 200/o DOWH HEAR OISMEYUHD Broker (714 )7S0.1624 WOltl.DR.E. 556-7777 TAICIOYER EXJmHGLOA.H 13 Neat uruts; 1m·om c S4 7 . 14 0, pro Jet' t t' d $51 ,852. Listed p rin $118.000. Good area MURCHtS<>tit '*"" priMI 645-24 I I 31 UNITS lusiMs1 Property 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pride of owneti.hlp S ome u nit s ha vt' HllrMrf School fireplaces. E:it~llent ~ Real estltte. Newport An.abetm locataoo. Only llelghu.. Call now for de· 25% down. Owner will h 1 I s. Ce n l u r y 21 carry balance " years. N e w p o r l C c n l e r , 10% iot.ensL This pro ~-1 perty bas s pendable. c --~~f~·~ r.oper+y 1600 €HIG€ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOM€\ .... wporl leadt C.0...-rclol Comtt-Real f.l§t.at.e lnve5tmf'nlS lalaoa 3333 W Coast Jlw y. N 8 0 WC flnanct.ng 8 W /29'1 I 645-6446 down AfTO. Across from Oosed Sunday l.al(una t 'ederal S&L Owner J Ag1. 6'2· 3519 COllOHA DB. MAR 3 Un.t&. ocn views , ,,., blk DEVB.Of'Ell S ! t.o bcbon ovenm.ed IOl, nr Land &/or future off11:c Marg1aerite & Oc ean i,1c1gs. 3.25 .acres. W1l~ Blvd. Dll5.000 w/S05,000. JV. 6"-7UIO. , dn. <JWC bal at 10.,.,% Isl ----yr. ~ OK-Bkr. L«..'1> ~A MESA Barnhart C714) SS9-447S, SHOPPING CENTt;R. I !112-9:m Gr068 income $103,000 ------- Ai.sume Isl TD f orl lmmcd . 1711 uni t:. $400,000 al 9 5/8%. Firm· HouslOn, Texas. wrap. ly priced $000,000 Pnnc. around mt.e at 11~ mt. only Agt 1-481~ •.8 ID.lltipller. ~K dn fU.1J aty BJoc:k (410 ft.> of hwy oceanfront. C·2, IK>,000 sq ft. ln Carlsbad, C a . S2,875,000. Owner /blu. 1-434-173S a ll or p art. S t P $3.150,000. n. le_. oww Co. 4121 West~ly Place Newport Bea~ 833-WJO 64 Units. Hou.sc.o.. Tuai.. 2 commercial bldgs, xlnl S /P $1 ,400.00•. I n · CM locallon $325,000, clividua.I meters. Good VlLLAIALIOA I 25'.,o d o wn. Owner Southwestlocw/l~oc· t.:Xec pt-nthouae. lllr, financed... Bkr.646-5096 cupancy. Sellers wall ~n. 3rd nr. Oen VU,\ carry financing W/>:J'~ 10i,o,<.i. int. owe Ai:t dn. ~~lSS ---°T:::'~ I 100 n.ta•w ... Co. BY OWNER 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4121 Westerly Place Bayfront ahp, :.~'!u OCEAN FRONT NewportBeacb 833-M> VIC'W, 4 Br 3 ea .• Hn. DUPLEX TWOOHALOT avtill. 67J. l000 Two .....,.rate 2 Bdr111 -Spa~ 2 + 3 bdrm UD· ~..--1076 1 ta on the beach. bcaa lD very nice Soulh ••••••••••••••••• ••••• • Rem.arttable lnc:ome 6 We a t 8 a n l a A n a 100/o DOWH Will bu,y this prime R3 location with E·Z·2 rent 2 Bdrm bouae located LO walk to beuc:b No. San Clemente. Owner anx· x.. OHLY Slt,500 64~7ZI I lnvnlmen\ potential. ftlei&bbortiood $112,000. Rare comer lot. Ua..ique ClllPQl1&mily. Seller wLU ; cany a lie 2nd at 12% In· t.enst. 759-1501 ~ Walker & lee .._ ... opelty 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• don osen ' , 1 j ! I of L,, ............. <W)' 187 JIOO. ~ view ~ pl119 approy8', Dlall8 for lri·level home. '*•lk· Inc dlJtance to Dana '>t tiarbor.~r.138-1814' Mapificeot oceanfront Home Si.le. Three Arcb Bay, So. Laguna . Sec:un· ty endave overlooks ex· ql.&atte cove. Ideal time to build whale quality arctut.ecu. cootracton & materials are avail. $89S,OOO. Courtesy t o Brokers. Qua I 1 f1ed ~ oaly please. (2131 Dl.300. Top of s.,Cjkn, Almosl ba(f acre lot. Pcrlect for large Dream Home Room for pool etc Panoramic: viPw Lot 88 J4 Rocky r o111t 7~· 7474 Mon F'ri. 9-S .......... o.tert. Rnort 2400 yd. BO mo. 645--6037 or 631.SOU l'.i25Mo. 3br, 1111.ba, cpl.ll, ffl)lc, dbl gar. encl y rd Tract home. 646-8666 E.sade cbarmin& 2 Br 1 ti, all utJJ pd, 324 Cos ta ~St 1525 mo . 2Br. U!&, lllu-age. oo pe~. SC!5 mo. 1 <11t 4r last • SlOO aec. ~2811 ah SPM. MeOCCUP~ 3 Bdrm. 2 ba or 2 ~r formal dining. Dbl frpl.' fa Jge walnut panel m rm. seplaundry rm. dbl gar. t.ce fnod yrd, new cpt.o;, new 0 1W, oew paml Im mac.. No Pets. S625 be Call owner 644.-4227 I M,l. 2 Br. 2ba oew cood11 Pool/Jae. l mmcd ot· c upancy. U5~· l4 96. ~68 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc, cpU., dbl ---------1 gar, ijie yard. ~mu FOR LEASE New ·2 bedroom 2 bath home. M1ss1on Lake s Counlry Club. Golf- t.ennc. pool. BeauUfully landscaped. no m ain· t.eoance yard. 9lllO Oubbouae Rd Des.ert Hot Spnng:. 2]3..378-2572 Palm SCJnngs~ New villa, 1.5lh green, lndaan Wells CC. And condo M Ir· rale'lb CC. 24 hrs i;ec owe ist TD in . No points. Sm1tb·Meyer, A#. 64C>-SJS7. HUL 642-5200 FAMILY ROOM 4br, 2ba, dJ.D rm, frpk. fncd & lndscpd y;.ird Ava il S·l. $57SMo 8JJ.738ld)'S, 760·8187 eves. HewLmTo.-o.e 3 Br. 21,A) ba. 2 frpl(''>. A/C,2g.arages. t lg yard. comm. pool. Near So Cst Plaza. scltools. & rrwyi. 1725 mo. 751-8485 3 Br. 21/t ba. lnclud1·-. frpk, gar. D W, 2 1>tory SS80/mo, Isl & lasl. 67J.Z.?82 561-al2; (213)~ Rancho Sao J oaquin Townbou!le, 28r • den . 2V:i Ha. h.lghJy upgradt.-d, pool spa. chotce Joe. Nr tennis, &olf, S72S Call 544-:m4 evet • wkods Woodbridge Condo. 2Br. petio, lndry rm. lake " pool MIO/mo. 541-9176 **WOOllllDGE I.WES ~uns ·~182!'> 4 b.droorm $7SO S800 We,re~Ofk.'S t.o <·a.II ' ---Npl. ~; 3 BR, 2 ba, D W, range. frpl Nr clullhow.e $650 673-9060 V~rsa1 lie~ I br. Condo ~Mo AJI ameniue-. Sec 2J3..0>.2323, 6-45 ~2 lic)C•1•T--. 28r, 2ba overloolun1 goU course. Pool 6 lenn1s COU11a. 9'15tmo. 851-1611 ~; 160-1 m __ _ MEWPOIT CREST 3 Br. ~ ba, Vlew. m s rm. 642-3483. 142-465 7 'EASES J BR twnb.me. £/Side "I 161111 (7t4)M~ Newport 8Mdl/lo. 1700 16Ch St. IDo• el letlll (714) 842-6170 CM. End urut; 9800 mo. 1--------• 75~1700 WEHAVESUllllD ,.,...,,~,..,, ,.,...,11 .... ,. IUCNTALS · -!®lfi!lfll wm<OR-™ assoc iat ed "'~ -' ., -• -> • . ,. t . Npc... Terrace 2br, :?~ ba, Adult&. New 2.Br. 21,',S.. coodo Pool & Jlt' Avail <>pt. drapes, 2 ur gar. M a~ S:i SO M o Sw\mmtft&pool,apa M : N.B3brdpbt.By.-or 12lJ1 . 17 -..... mont.b tlll .1•H Utb.. Bii.i(• c:unOo. r>t~ll~IOU'\ 3 c u _m_rm __ 4683 _____ _ 3 ..... .:.. &w 2 BR. 2 b:i • .. . UR. ,,. .,,..per Vlt'W ~city view: end un· Ocean Front 1 to 4br MAI A# •"44 1133 11 £iQMo 98().3214 d11ly /wkly oo ... thru "pt TMTitt't" t't11ldt) :I Hr --' -. -Summer'. Yac:bt avalL · A1TRACTIVF. 2 br, 2 ba, 6T.l-11J1l ~bridge 2'' lid , l:<1 r . f r p l I SC .11 1.,1.1 . po o l I · w .. -.h d r)•·r .. r dri 1i:. d s 7 5 ...-••-•cH 'calttj ..,..,, I 7JO <WiO Ja e /gar •·n 4 ..__ •• ~ mu )'r \ m.3'6:?,Si57 W1l f FORALLSUMllER ,J.Jl'14K)() t"-t>.73l ~d•)''I _ -------1Wnn.+2eargar.Sl1>:1 ttit81rre1u·• l'lt.•>·~1...-J . 2 J Br 3 bd an ~H. rrpl , 4.SDX> Agt..m-3170 ___ _ _ t '-.0.lu. adult •vm 111k x po~I . r ec. <'~D lllr . ---·------ Woodbndgl• 3br, 1Vtba br near Jl•1;1~ 1 , ba, ~ Tt"rT"lce ~7S Fum. Sub lease. Park Condo, u I r . "fo Peti. I fr}H< • d: h.,..hr. !\o prt... I.st & lut • 'M.'C. d~p. Newpo. rt. 2 Br 2 ba, S495Mo 644 "579 "W mo. h t lbt &: de-~329>'94 8 1.59 prden apt. Ocean new. ---JAAlill Tfi8.76XJ May lS to J•IJ Is l. lilg ~yon Townhome Qrean\'lew, den. 2Ur, l Ba, 5!58-71Zl for ~ ~;;,i·iou." Jbr, Z car praie, ~. Jat· --------- :IJr, fam rm. 21>.t. SltlOMo fluldrm., Pt>U ..,elrom.- '\.t~y f't'dt-<" A \ ail 1 m · mt'd 79'.> ~I or 673-SofOjl() o.rDJ. lL'ol'Us, ad IL, only. *'fANT ASTIC * M pet.s $:5.95 mo. San .,.,...,,..... • towabou$O C)mwMC92-J7fSl ava.i.lable .1'-De UU. foc Demu Zbr, 2ba, auto gas frpk, O<"ean 6 bay YleWll, bltru., ~ecuraly, Pool . smollo. '1'81).9U7 s.-. LAllJll-1716 ....................... ~. wet"1t room. m · DmOdul motli1e bome. ~l ractl., game lwrunou~'lly f11m lSbed. nx..ro. p&rll IJ.ke M'lt1ng, IM-beadl. 1 br. S39S CPO. bY 10 be..lcbt-.. wdu & _M_at_1_~......;...Pftf_._~_222'l __ _ ~ Adu.tu. oo.Jy. S650 b4~ ev~a & .... _.._ .. ~-....................... o.tofStah P\opwty 2600 2 Br, avail tmmed.ultely SpAJ~ ZUr, 2...,u.,, f(.tr • ••-••••••••••••••••••• SC25.646-6238 frplc. llc rltage l'k !ill; C1\"i YO~ L"s "'Moo.aro ' horn.-Spect Vlt"W Sl~MO 64().A$82 ToM•:.._,. Un,_ma.d .... , I 1d1 3107 3525 _. ................. . Beautiful Liva Hot Spr· 2tlr, l.ba, sma ll child OK. ~70 roo M2·4001 an ~. IJllS in Idaho. 38+ acrc..>S No Pets. $460M o. J~ U ~Villa Uulboa Condo (~ VIC'W 2 1.-g bdnru;, 2ba, frpk. lrr.t pyt patio S ('C gal•· Adul t ~ $1SOMo. 1138 !1100 on raver, su~rb view. Meyer-549-3484 Sell or trade for So. Cahf. PO lmx 5002, Hemet, CA, 9Z.M3. Pnnc. only. a.dlatah W..e.d 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I BUY HOUSES AT 95°/o Of' MARKET VALUE •No Fee • lmmed. Purchase •Move when ready •Private Party m.om NEW S uper Sb;.irp 1'wnbm 2br, dn, 2....,bu, {rplc, dbl gar, pool, J3 C, sauna. No dogs. Wayne, Afl..~9181 3 BR 1 Ba. l800 monthly , Call morn1og /a fter· noons. &Toro 3232 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 4 Bdrm 2 sly home. Nicely decorated & lanctecaped. Comm. ten· .....,. rus & pool. Close to -••••••••••••••••••••• school.a, and shopping. ..._..U.fuwl•d 85 per mo. Ca.II Anita, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ast.m..c787 -"'--------~ ...._,,I 1~• l207 f ••v..., 3234 ............•.•........ . ..................... . s br 3 be nee custom home, fantaaUc location. suoo mo. A#J,. 551 ·3253 c... ....... 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALLP'OR DETAJLS Newly deeorat.ed 3 Br, lrl liv rm, frplc, 2 car pr. S150/llle. 8'7J.N38 NtNt~~ Tlberon Condo. 2Br . formal din rm, frpk, highly upgraded. N r . pool & c lubhou se . ........ Hdk4•1Md1l240 ....................... HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4br, Priced from ...... Fncd ya.rd la 1ara1ea. Famlllu please. Klda Ir peta 'Wlfllcome. Call ,..._ziee or man A#J.. no rec. Large 2bdrm Twoh111!. Frplc , d s hwr , uir NJC1':! I 1't'nnl!'>. pool & lake prav. SS~O M o UAYFRONTCO.SD0w1th 64..S-~73 Agt. 2 Bdrm +den and loads Near newpnvateend un· of rm for t he d1.,. it. 2 sty. 31.Rf' bdrm.'i, 21., cnminataog executive. ~ paUo & elepnt dt' bld.bs. farepja~. family ror. f"ORt:VER VIEW rm. formal <hrung rm, comm. t~nls & pool lbltt slip avul. S22SO mo lse l57S pa-mo. c:.au Anita, NE.W 6 never IJved an agl 9SM787 VlUJ\ BALBOA 2 Br, 2 ~ IHdt 324 ba, pal.Jo & g reenery •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ deeor. $750/IDO. 0 C EA N Y R 0 N T beoptpoi.s1ble MON'nlLY RENTAL.Ii, Watufront Ho mes fumisbed mobile homH, 631 1400 iw, bc:htRi&~ .:_Jll~urtty. v~ c:oodo. __ ba_y_& J ()('('an view. 2br. 2ba. 'Bdrm 2 ba . By frplc, full security & higbschool. Avail short amenities S700/Mo tenn mo to mo Ori ve by. Owner 544--0614 wlr.d)'!i ; do oot diaturb. 435 El !l66-l.120eves & wknds. Camino del Mar. $750. «M·!M.56 Ebbtide. 494·M54 uvln&. dinlni. 2br. opeo beamed c:eJllnp. Ocean View. Pool. 'f700M o l~ pool ~ice. No Paa. For appt. 04-0Z!Sl ............. l25J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean 4br, Zba, pool• prt priv. WU! lo adll. a5011u. -.za.a.1su llhtls, 3 BR end unJt ron- do, view from every room. ~ Mo .• or le11se upUon. 7a).96'ra._A..;.gt __ EASTll.Uff Uoobstn.cled bay VIEW. Terrific family home Wllb 4 bdrms.. family nn. Ir lovely view side yard. R~nt Includes ~· w;ater. M5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !'.!....• 3 n 3 n . Speo<Jus Jbr, 2ba, rrptc, •·-t" r, ""'· ~t>•n decS., 2 car 1ar,. Ocean view ~Su. Property Vi ST75M &'2..._ ~ &'2 Jll.50 or 842~ ~ 1.; 3'-br. .. lsuwh FwNtMcl •a-. 2 a.. ftfY la. all on 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• floor. beeub.fuJ De'# dlx li6oa f"-d 3706 decor. frplc, pvt, or .... • • •••• • • • • •• • • • • • • • beec:lt 6 t..y, Av all DOW'. ~ 2Ur. Ilia, f~rry ~OK. llO ~ • bb:flt, yrty be, no pet.s. '750 mo. IOU West t:i50 mo + uU1 675-0349 Bl.Om&. Jell 7JO..J'IT1. .... ........ 37011eo...... ll24 .............................................. 89cheb" apt, l9e ~/mo. 3 Bdrm apt.,.. paid uw pd. a.ct pr, acOta 825-91120 tQ..5073 &~apt between 12th & L3lh Su. Yrly $220. m-71J76 1724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdnm. l batb apt. Adi.db.. Gu paid. SUS CA.SIT AS &a-W7L J-'1m 1 br apt s.100 &r up. t~cl. gar. Adults, no ~;.1, 2~ ~ P~y: pets 2110 Nf'Wport. Bl. -.,. -· .. ~ bdwn 8.30 • 5 pOUld. ... 1 ... _pm. ________ STUNNING lrl ar, 2INI, CASADEOIO AU. UTILITIES P AlD Compare before you rent. Custom dulao features; Pool, BBQ, cov'rd garage, new fumJture, surrounded with pllllb ludlcapin ... ~ tlvinl at Ila l>etL ~ =:m rumlahed ms 315 W. WU.CO. '42-1971 pdn apt. Poa&. "9C area. s:mllo. 710 w. tab St. POUR S&A80tlS APTS O:luple. DO ...... I br, I~ ................. .... Ul.lommta.1112 ~110. 211r. ~ ,...... edits oaly, no peta, 1140 W.U..,MI- '-nDEISVIU..S" ~~ \,.:::llloro. ..... ~ ~~? IASTSIDI MUX $340,000 . n.c-2 bdrm. ram rm la L80 dee. ocean view. Im· den, (1725 mo). Pl1&1h rmc. ZBr. frplc., pat.lo. Cl'JU. 2~ be. cedar • rnc. Sec.. pool. teo.ftu. ...._ S bib lo ocean. Mult tivin1. ~ CaU Dbl car pvt 1ar. fully da)'B· 1111-«MO. malDL yd. Adults. no ~16-N1 ......... Sllorft 1 Hr ~ home SZ95. O• Incl Mature .clulta. No pd.a. Quiet, aecure . 1181 Nwpt Blvd 141-U'TI. 2 Br.,,,,. ~ ~ drpe, bl&••· racd 1d. w.._.fCL•a•. mt"l>''lllll&llAM-1071 . ..,,, • Oce9 •• ,.._ m aq. n. b lah • ~cUl&Om~oal .,.. 1.-ed for bonea. Trad•• ~onaldered. ~Rltt.541-9850 s.19 M9 I 010 ....................... • fl ' Cid. nee.800 ln uaumable ._.,.......from I % lo U7e. 111,MO '"* annu.a.I 1-. Well kept alnl)e 1tor1 unl&a. wltb 4 .....,.+off It. Pllft'I OD .rsaoD' lot. CAU.644-721 I =-r~-w ~~· =:~~ .-.. lnqWre at S27 lab IOll •-· a. n•-..n Jbr,2~ba, view. Beach, ------· ----1 pool , tcoo ls . USO. ADLT CONJ>0.2Br. 2.Ba. 111-1111 A OIVlslon or llarbor lnvl'3lmeftl Co. -.tty p&e, all fac, ap--Brud---oew--La-k_e_P_a_r_k ~d 149·4225 or PaUo Home 2br, air~~~~~~~~~ LcMtJ a br 1116 ba. fam. ~ =i1~1~~ ': ~ u!,"·:;:,~ rm, + studio. tTOO »lpm. -..a,,. pool ....__ ..._ .... deaar .... _. • car I' " __ .._.. 3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.rt .. tlST 8paaWa Sataa.UYlaal 8IMlN '*'·Ilk• .... roundln11. Terraced 2 •.1 ...... ....,. .... . .. -. .. ,.. •AMDMIWAPR ................ ................. ~. 0.. ID •n· I Ila ..... c. •• -=-~ . ..... ·----WI •. --. .... ,,. ..... You mov rlQ\Jllt Ad-Sitter ~ hn placing v<AK od . . . our Ad-Siter' number will appear in YfMX Doily Plot od ... Ad-Stt1ir tokes your meseoges ..r.l • you cal in ot your c:onwnience to VS' the rtepOf 19" to yo.Jr od ... this llrVa ia onry SS per week. For more information and to pkJce '(QX ad coll _+-.;,..::.-™--·--··-----12 bdrm. 2 ba. Condo oo •/Ofllll'.NearHoqboep. Condo. l·•t1 end unit. 1011 courae, p ool. Adil Clllly. Pref couple. lMla walled used bit~ ~/Wat.er. ~ .,..,. -.2111 fllll'c>. ftople, a/c, dbl IU' --or •.am AA. Ne#ll(lf't/lleu T.mhae, w/opar. Crpt1, drpa. tpm. new aer. z~Ba. frpk, pool .......... bbq, 1parktln1 rounUIDI. Spacloua room1 . Separet. dinla1 area. Wa.lk·ln eloMY, laom• •1klldleu a cablntU • Wark to Huotta1loa 0.... ....... .................... . 1* '1'IClr low ln~reat .. on tbAa STARTER .condo. lledlterranun ~._mospbere prhate e•tl~. adulta o nl )'. laVl'Y ..-. 1pa. pool . ·•,.rm. ~ axa. .. a.•am :, .. ._.... --. "2-5671 • =:,, r;::;_ ~~·· a Br. den. 2l-\ ba coado. pool • .,. • tennll. 2 car -----·----J'/P, wetber, pool, •dJta. car, patio. f72S 0\0 , .._ for Nftl, MIO to Lat ... aMMI 1 _MMm ______ _ ..,_ 3 Bil 2 Ba, fncd ............. U'7 HMIGr ~;4BAKw· )'U'd•sar. Kldl/pM.aol ........ -............ inClcn Model. ReMMOir tc.l.b.S44'7l ar. a., lrl kltch. h'ple, view; 1uarded 1ate • Jiil i Br condo. Patio, IM 8IQ. ...,ly decor flOOO Mo. Sunny Ont wa1ber/drrr. re rr11, Avail Uamed. -llo Aealty, Nil f« ED.a. i/W....... •1'11 lll..ea7 -.. l Bldlowww rum._ 2Bl*'oomhtra .. AMI.DO ..... tJWMJ.rr.1 lAQUINTA RERllOSE mu Putaddl Le, t blk w. ~ Bea6, a bibs. ot ....... M1-M41 ·:..~w.o ........ --... t i t ......... ............... ... ,.I},.. .... . c...-....... ....... .... ...... wtalaa a rtn.dM. • td l · re )r , . >c a la • ft• •• n· n. D· 7 ·----·· .. -. .._ .... ,.. .. ...... .._. 4IOO Oflee..... 4400 ·~ "t.""'I * OM.'l .... T ... l .............................................. '-.~ ....... ~!~. cOIOMA•MM n , .. ~r~ •.Ill~. CJQ111;;•t1m1'twr IOOI --~ ..... . ..................... . .:: • ..:llHJOI .......... d HAPPY ll1t t o CHIUITY! Now it'• 0 WJdlle oider'lDm aDd be· .. dlUbby **8't ••t· .. ., ..... Love.~ ~allklt.petklai• :=-......... .. j~altorl• I. OU. sue ca.~ owner (111)1J).'* operaUoA. Turn key. Dllr llartlaa. 10U.,.. •till w.ttolbtreeHle••,... wU.h tXCtl,lnt return. cept. OC Airport.Laa Owner,..,.._ *12.000 tbe bt1t cberry p ie make,. la· u .. •Ht. Georp • ....................... ._. .. s ..... 1 twi. -.aolMI 1t7le lar1• 1 bedroom ~. 1171 ~ I• I Wr• w/flreplau • 1:.'!,~ doc.& av~r.~P;;_ .._., .,_, ..,..... .... ..,..... mo. c11u111°114t. or ar. a.. .... IUdl OK. ... .._ ar OHUtront. .-. _. 6 .. Intl N_,. So. "1*. avail lna1"d. No M•ttMC--VllW c:.. ..... -.-.-..... ~ 417.mo _.., l8r CllU. drpt, bit lu. 8lado -mo. IM1 -..Ul ~~·,~:-· lv~tl1 • Actwu oaly, •• peu. Clun. Call Marth, »a& 146 DocrW\IO Or Small ql&let ~omplu m-uaor .. .am ~/lno Adult• only ~ -mo. s.. Mauaer I' y , • .._. 3140 Oall ,.,,.._or 14$ uieo .._ ...._ 59 1JIJ ··-•••••••••••••••••• • .er. %61. v~I')' ta. •II on 1 • 111' mo. aap.-r db lBr. ~ all achah. no Pf'la, l'loor. bl".eut1ful new db "1*. l to<'I 1ar.,.. a l.MIJ ~b apU aoo9 Ed decor, t rp Ir, p v\, n r open sprice Dllt kll, It • .._,., u. Ml-Oil__ bNt;h •bi)' Au!I now f'OOID)'. 2517 E1dtt\ 1'> Quldn,_>n OK. no slnal . Seeca11~50lll OCEAN AllA $7)0 mo 1012 Wut 2br, av. pool 1 m1 from Walk to the beach ~00. JtH_!30_E77 ocelft. ~Mo. 631-3.WT Dt-ltahtful tae 142 Br -... bk>ck to bch 3br, 2bla, cr540-Zl00 •· some w frplc, all downstam. bltuu, frplr . =. or bal('()nl~s. t:o uo .... "".... • .,., . P8 . gar ........... o ... SZ35. t BdrmduplH Mu -acres w attractive 44UlSl N n 64(Hll40 riced cpl, non·s~en>. r:w> a re e n b e I t • t r e es , cha.ldrel. Reis r~. 9S4 landscape & 9 hole put lBr. nr wau-r. clean. no W rNISt. ~ ting 11r~en 2 pools sa-.. adJt ooly, saoo mo Friendly clubh o use lsl + bt + dep 642 3170 3 br 2 ba condo, guarded w•frplc, color TV, sauna, pie community, nr SC exercise & weighl room. s..a mt• 3876 Plaza. lncl. all utlbUes. Starts at S345 lttcludlng ••••••••••••••••••• •••• t6tlO mo. 646-TI74 ~ utililles. I yew-new. ocean view. 3 br. 2 ba, i.pUt level a part· ment Dwll·lrlS, carpt't, drapes, 2 car po rt!>. Lawxtry facility Tenni!> t'OUttS and golf l'Ourst• nght behind Xlnt rl'ntal locauon Adulu.. no pet!> A v a II a I b II• M a y 1 S475 mo lease Owner 6'&2-0138 2 br2 ba,new. Avail. now ~mo.2·Story. 646-7174 Adults, no peU. C4SA. .. SOL 2166 I .. ooidMrst 962-6653 2 BR, new cpts, shows like ---------a model. Encl gar, pcl -OK. $4.50. Ask for Bill. 546--5880 .UTOllEACH •l..arge 3 BR 2 Ba, bltns. end gar, pvt pallo. fplc, tr;(X) mo. •2 BR 2 Ba, blln.S. encl gar, sundeck. $400 mo. 64&-4925 or 76().9501 1 br upper in four·plex, no pets. $32S. S48·5649 2tlr, lba, Adlts. $395Mo. Ulil pd Sec gate, pool. 241 Avocado St. 645-4851 Adults. New 2Br. 2"'18a. Crpt, drapes. 2 car gar. Swimming pool, spa. 9-6: ~. 2tlr. l'l'2ba. ~tud10. Gar. frplc, DtW. S450Mo. 752·7474, 536-3397 3198 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MA..IUHER'S WA.UC lg 2 & J br a pls from $Ci0. Frplc, large yd. petio, gar, nr Huntington 28r upper. Crpts. drps, Harbour. children OK. gar, $300. Ava11. May I, Ul662 J ib Circle. apt 1. _m.s7 __ 19_an __ 6_. ___ _ 840-6!m. '1f lwaib Furnished Deluxe poolside x.tra l~c or u..tun.ilhed 3900 2br. 2ba. Bltns. dshwhr Nr. beach. Adlts. no pet:.. $400 mo. 536-8362. --- 3 block to beach. 2br, llf:iba. chn rm. sun rm . pantry. Mature adlb . 2U.C Atlanta S465Mo. Large 2br. 1:v.ba, Super area. Walk to s urf. ...•................... Seawind Village New 2 BR. 2 ba. Ocean & Adults. No Pets. 833-3307 New 1&2 bdrm luxury adult apts 10 14 pluns f rom $375, 2 bdrm townhouses from SS35 + pools, tenrus. waterfolls. ponds! Gas for cookiol( & heaUng paid. fo'rom San Diego Frwy d.nve North oo Beach lo McFadden theo West on Mcl'~adden to Seaw1nd Village . (TI4)1m-SJ98. city view. End unit. $650 Mo. C.all 980-3214 Xlnt location nr. Saota Ana It 17th St. 2 Br. I ~ ba, townhouse sty le . Encl gar. Pvt patio, new dear. SC25/mo. AduJt.s, no pets. 754-1105 2br, t~ 610 Joann St. No duJdren. Sm. dog OK. $375Mo. 642-7344 3.8t, 28a, clean. $425 mo. 8anJc. of America Trust Dept.. 759-4J81 dys. Mon· FriM. RomM 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 WWOll Sl2 Week & Up • 1 Brs, l .. ta. lt42 k itchenettes. p ool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnaxtserv. 548-9755. ~ Jae., tennis, 2 Br l "'1 Landco lnn Moc.el Bii cmdo, child welcome $550. Wrt 213/598-6640, bome842~ 3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Room/pvt ba. Congenial atn'lOSphere. 3br house nr. So. Csl. Plz. 641-1586 Large 2br, 2ba, balc.1 0rangetre~ Condo . lrg bltms. stove. disposal. bdrm & klft. AdJts.Pool, $400Mo.+sec. 645-5433 spa, tennis. $450Mo. ~et. pvt. bath: k1tch. privU., PoQI. No drinkmJ?. Mature. H.B. 846·20110 Eves 5i5&3J22 Mlfr. •P 20• to abl JBr lBaC M. hH.111~ + llOO 1N1C Zl.:111 Or-.• I C, CM l.-..o!llO <Wlll'Altl' a> Rc111p wotklna female 11ba re Ii C .M . a pl w/aame. Nr OCC. fum frpk, pool, etc. S200 mo + SlOO~. 979-SWl Aft 7 flUm&lhed beach Condo female, oon s moker 23-Zll 983-MU or 991-4~ G.._"t:..t 435( ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED Garage m CdM 673 0960 (.'QC),. A M ESA Garage & storage area: available Ask for Craig #\s{enl. ~9900 St.or~e garages for rent on Balboa Peninsula next to fwi ione. c lO&r.r x ~.) 673-2943. 673.3930 4400 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~Sq Ft S988mo 1617 WeslcUH. N.8. Agent. 541 5032 --- EXEC. SUITES Prime Newport Beach loc. Near 0 C. airport Rent Incl. recepllon, con· fer ence rm. J anitor serv., ulils. 100 free cop i es & mort' Secretanal serv. avail. Luor Ooug851·9411 Execut.ave offices avail 10 full serv olc bldg Nr 0 C Airport. Reeepl & phone ans .. ~t'<'.Y serv . conl. rm. etc. Please ca ll 75Ui188. •NEWPORT BEACH• •PRJ ME LOCATION • 50 yd.s from waterfront! 500 sq ft (714 ) 964-5994 Cannery Village office spa<,-e ava.LI. 1 lge & I sml. Broker~l2. ..cdM DELUXE SUITES, l'Tom $295. Air cond .. .,..e Ptg. Ulil pd. 2855 E. Ort Hwy. 67s.aMIO Offices in Bayview Hotel. His torical landipark S2SO & up. Bay View. lmmed. occup. Contact Raie.673-3822 4.50 Sq. n. $4.5() mo 4001 BlrchSt. N.B A~ent. 54 l·S032 ..u.m.-.. NlllwyScltool + Ral es!al.e. Newport Heilhls-cau now tor dt .. tails. Cent ury 21 Newp ort Ce nt e r , ~. •DELUXEOFFJCES • Beauty Shop with al· J.2 & 3 rms; lrom 93< sq. tached spaclOUS 2 br + n.. No lse req. 2172 Du· ram. rm. home Xlnt. Pont Dr .• nr a irport . Jocaocn. 5% assumable IJ33.32Z3 loan, money maker . REAL DEAL. P 0 Box Will sublease 2 or our 5002. Herm>t, CA. 92343. furnished window ofrices Pnnc only. 10 Nwpt Bch. Secretan al ----'------ & telephone answermg ~bUshed Art Gallery, services avaH 1n another Balboa bland, sole pro· part of s ame bldg pnetor seelt111g partner. 7S2-0297 675-3682 betw. 11·5PM. MOST PRESTIGIOUS sum1N NEWPORT BEACH 4000~Ft. Spoc&o. OfficH pana. •c 'fiews of Me wporl Harbor. lnd!vidual ofhce spact• I rvine. Jamboree & MacArthur. Month LI' month rentals. /\mplt parking. From S250 Call 7144151-1500 CGftMf'Y Village Ray Husted If you can read tJus ·ad , you can make hundreds of dollars Leach111g pOOnJCS $('nd l>Clf ad· dre~sed !>Lamped t'n velope for details Box l.S(M 1. Sa.nl:t All a. 92705 -------MoMytoL.o.. 5025 .............•.......•. fNEED fMONEY • CRB>ITHO PRO I LEM 2nd & 3rd TD loons ~78-6531 Arrang~ IJy Coast How. Loons Deluxe office s u1 l e (funushed>. Upsta1r-; in Interest On~ the beautiful Ambrosia Restaurant bldg. Incl 2HD TD LOA. S A 1C. dally J anitor SI0,000 & up. Or ange service, uttls. ample County on ly . Bkr . parking <no lse. req. > fl6i5.0073 Must see. lnqwre Ste. MoMy Wcmhd 5030 3)3.~:nhSt.., N.B. ---------! •...................... •3136 s.cr. he+• NEWPOkT BEACH 557-0762 •MICE• ~wport Center Office 4 Rent "1th use or recep uon. cool room, kitchen. phones, secretarial & t,ejex. Call Cindy at 760-0100 Deluxe ()(fices ror rent in LAND DEVELOPER NEEDS MONEY lncremenu of ii o.ooo lAnll established IO Newport Beach Secured · tl11th Relurn Short Term 1714)646-8841 ------- K.R.t,atetbe Wall>." -fJ · Jackson ...... ....., 5100 DIAMOND WANTE D : Mat.are lad1. CO ... ....... •••••••••••••••• Priv. pertywtll buy l tol PANl()N/HEAL'JH AD>. carat,cub.N.B.548-dl$ 11.lu'.512oWM Lost oc Found a pet? Call Ani ma l Assiat ance Lngue. 537-2273. no fee. fu.md or k>sl a pet! Ca II Special Pals Hotline 714/9'12-1.Zl5, 213~lS15 Lost . Bi.rd, M. Cockatttl. MASSAOEalmpaUco tw.W.... 7100 Your maueu.r-"•-••••-••••••••• is Bob James • u a tar.r•h -°'~•e_•_Os_t-_1....;.1._•_s_1_11_1 Put Ume. experience •• ..-ary ..... l ! SPIJU1\JALREADlNGS .................... . 1oam-10pm fl\ally Llc'd. 482-721& or 492.9034. 181.S S. Canuno Real, San. Oem. ~ca .. •y ESCORTS 34 Hn 641-0180 CHEaSfMCfVISA v1c. 19th/Harbor CM 1---------•I There are many new Gey body. bright yellow fll'tn.'S moving Into the bead. Re wa rd. Dys •FOXY LADY* Orange County area, br• 54&-Q:m, 645-~ eves· Ol!l'CALL ONLY l.ngitlg about an increas · 11Sf. Reward! All black •972-1138• log demand for U · male LabiShep mix.. perienced accounting Shep. ears. Brown fll'll DISCltEF.TOUTCALL personnel. • 9:)3..447 3 • collar. Vic. Beachdn ''PA·s d I Hu ln!onnallon App't. " 1anaj)o I!>, u 4/11; ---Audlton, Answt'rs lo the na ml' of 1---------Tax Accountants .. Rase a I ' R t•w a rd' <:.ost Accounta nts 7!_i4i637 ___ --Clmies An•els &'flJ~~=~nts Rcward. for return o( Ir~ 6 Acooun1lngClerks Ln.shSeuer. M \'1cton.. 0 II Bcb. 61 2951 * utca * I( you are not aware ()( ----~ benefits of worklog f'ound small black frmall• 642 3812 temporary. visit us or dog, partially blind • g>veusacall.wewill bt! White lthr c:ollar V1t MC/ v· happy to discuss it with Grand Warner 846-1294 ISG you.. We are located m r o und . Beaut du I the Cold we ll Banker BWdlllg W 1· 1 mar an c r m .1 l 1 TOMMY"S 2333 N Broadway 1200 About 11 2 )r uld l'Jll Of NEWPORT SantaAna m~----ESCORTS t714J83>410l J•uuod Ft-rn.ilt.-pup P~rt FREE PARKJNG Kt.'t'\hon<l & .,hepherd li42 1571 Hunt1n~lon B<:J th S'2 ~I aft 13pm IAl'il Sml bile vel')' furry Dog. M. Beacti Adam~ Reward 968-9260 LOST. Cal wtut.e w1s1lver up. fUr clipped. Expert· mg kittens soon. \tic San d ca~tle & Marguent.e. REWARD' ~ LOST : M 1n1ature Sctmauur silver.g rey. Approx 8·9lb 5 m o' MagJv>ha & Adams H B 213-286-9668 •LORI'S* &.coris•Oukall 24 Hrs. na..atsz NOWIURING ProC. Massage by Steve. w e'd Tht.>rap1:11t. N 8 . 11AM-8PM. Appl only 548-2817 DAY& EV&llMG O.C. AIRPOIT •ESCOITS• 9724976 10AM4AM r.. Parffff.Etc. A.CCOUHTS PA.YA.Ill IOOKICEEPER A full t ame position is available ror acc urate person with at least two years experieoce i.n pro-ce!!Sin& aCCOWllS paya- ble, wortting koowledite ct peyroU and maintain- ing bank accounts. Must po115e11S J(lOd office lkiUs. Pennanellt po&itioo with good salary. Company paid life, hos pitaJ; medical a nd d enttu beoef'l\S. Company credlt uruon.. Apply at : ~ECOA.ST DA.IL Y PILOT :w w. Bay Street J365 to $4o45. 2 Br. 1~ ba, .___._ Rm, pvt ba th. mature apt/townhouse. Laundry LarJ-a--3848 empld lady. hte pnv. ref. rm, patio/balcony. Some •••••••••••••••••••• •• • $165 + Lag Bch 494 · 7346 w •encl. gar. & frplc. Dduxe 1 br apt, heated TSLMgmt 642·1603 pool, oceanfron t, --.,...;;;...------• elevator. sub-terr. park· 3 ~ from sand. Pvt ent. Rm "ba S200 'mo. 673-2165 ev. 754·1561 dy~ Huntington Beach 16785 Beach, Ste. A llSOft wiorw oul f\Jm. 7 phone lines Offer!' Agt SS&771H *PLUSH* ' c.M. next to OC Airport, AC. attractive e ntry, re rept.iorust on duty. K 1t fact!, approx 132 sq n S14S mo. 751-0612 Prl\·ate Parl) n<:ed!> Sl2S,OOO Rl'J I i-;:.l .i tc loan Secured by mon: than double equity. Pnmc Laguna property ~.1s tcrrru.. Plea~c call 494·2.mS Lost. White Toy Poodlt Angel 1s J 7yr'. old ParuaHy dt'af & bllml Lost Apnl 19th. lluot 1ngt o n Harbor RE W AR 0 c J 11 7 14 11.io 2396 h u m l'. ~nu work __ _ ---La;t Brwn blk ~rr h'm Mmt~s. Tnnt Approx 50 lb•. 1 1•1 DHdS 5035 Talbert & f:ud1d p; For ~oct>re ()pl'n People Ladle-. f're<> lhis month COCPLf.S on I y 750-067 ' SI :-«; L F.S on I~· 7 SO-Ofi71 ~'l,1(24HN Co5ta Mesa Between tbe hours ~I 5PM. CaU for app()mt· menl please. &42·4321. ext m Equal Oppty Employer 4le 1&2 Br w /pvt patio. bltns. ref rig, pool. Elder· ly adults, no pets. Qwet . Nr. mkt & bus. SJ25 & $l50 +secunty & cine r ee. 646-001 a 2bd Townhou!.c. l ~2 ba. $360. adult!>. no pct:, ~ ~ 28r. 1Ba. adults only. SlSO. lSt & last + SlSO dep. 2009 Maple Ave .. Mgr. 11K. S48-61f\S 2lldrm. garage. pool 2229 Canyon S425 M o 646-03S4' 54().2200 Mesa Verde • cute 2hr, quiet cul-Oe·sac. No pets. s:m. 498-1936 mg. $700 mo. 494-8083. a..,_...... 3152 Sc uer Retttals 4200 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Upper NewPort Exe. Ste. Has up~raded gmd. fir window office avail mo lo mo. rent incl. recpt .. ronl rm . rorree. mail & S(.'(; serv & <·op1cr avail. K33-9971 Condo East Nine. front Prime loc Lado Isle Con· rowgol!course3br,2ba, do. 2br. 2ba. rum wlpool pool, $.575. 499·1526. tbl. $400. wk. 675-3852 2 BR 2 Ba. nr El Niguel Goll Course. gar. air cond , pool. S495. «-6700: 49'l·2796 tilwpo..t leodt 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAii NEWPORT CQUMT1tY ClUI UvtMG Singles, U'2 bedr~m apls.&~. From $400 644· l 900 2 Br st.udJo $Ci0. No pets. Near Hoag Hosp. 631-6279 Fllcape w Udo for a s um View or Bay. Isl time of· mer or sun & fun : 4 BH J.sty. homP with great fered. 2 dlx orric~. Ap· prox 1000sq. ft. 2 pvl patio. Walk lo bay ·n bath!>. 2400 W. Coasl beach club. t cnn1 'i & village May $1200, June _Hwy 731·3605.6405300 S2.<XX>, July $3000, Aug $i,<XX>. i\gl. 631·4247 Vatdion Retttals 4250 ..........••........... HA.WAii 2br. 2ba condo on Maui Pnvalely owned Rent by wee k or month C714)871 1570 for free mfu &brochure WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH 1 .,~•· 41e,,1c hH Or•••_.""" ••••"'9 Ad ;,AA~_.,,. .,/=-,_..,.. .,/fl•·-.,/,.,..·--./ .............. .,/1ecy _. ...... ./ ,,,,.... ........ 2 Br. 1 ba, new crpt & paint., $360. Sierra Mgmt Co. 641·1.324 Pnme loc Lido J-;le condo ---------1 Westchrr lge 2br tba, 2br, 2ba furn w pool tbl or 1·974-2m9 Call Mr. Ho ward 6 4 5·6101 tWw Lux ToWl'lhotM adlts, no pets, new decor, $400 wk. 64&-3852 3 Br. 211'1 ba, 2 frplcs. pool645-81.S2. ~ sq. n of lab fac1l. Newport Beach. Ample A/C, 2 garages. I Lg yard. comm. pool. Near So. Q;t Pina, schools & frwys. $77S mo. 751-3485. Ideal for quiet fem. 1 Br. s tov e /refrlg. No k.idll/pets. $285. 646-UOS Large BiR Bear cabin. parkmR. 64!>-650_1_. __ _ FOR LEASE: 2 br 2 ba pool t bl, color TV. 2 ocean ~ bay views in frplcs, sleeps 14 S45 00111 PRESTIGE Villa Balboa. Adults. no ._..to Shen 4300 WATERFRONT dogs. Good security. ••••••••••••••• • •• •• • • • LOCATION MaUow-Keonedy Corp. Moving? Avoid dePos1ts & AnnaMorland,exclusive cut living expenses' Mewport•odt •cent. 975·0800 or Professionally sin ce Jll0..4oooSq. Fl. Newtydecoral.ed 3 Br2 Ba _m::.;:..;;.-OMS..:...;.:._______ 1971. -spectacular Bay Views townhouse. Spa c io~s Sp9dous & very pvt. 2 HOUSIMA.nS •Wet Bars. Fire places fiRplace & pool. Quiet Bdrm. 2"'2 ba apt in the ____ 832_-4_134 ____ 1 •Private PatJos area. Adults, no338pe1 ts. Bhifs. Frplc & pool. No •Immediate Avallabtlily S-.m-s&t9/6'5-· c h ildre n o r p e t s. ShareNo. Lagwia tlo me Straight. Prof male pre· Please Call for a n Appt. 1 Br prdeo apt. stove & 1!85/mo. 851~ ferred.. $300 mo. + ulll. 675-1662 relrig. Adults, no pets. Dduxe 2br, 2ba, auto gas 49MOli8 1325.Mi-1377 ---_:,: _______ -i frplc. ocean & bay views, Shr home & meals in ex· .-- LUXURY UVIMG bltns, security. pool, chmlge for your cool<lng. &ea1tfn Suites in qWel adult complex~ jacuzzi, weight room , en· 491HS31 Offices avail. in qwet ~ 1 Br apt. Gas tertainmenl facil., game dilnlfied suite. 2021 Busl· frplc & ds hwbr. Pvt room. partc-lilte setting. Resp female to share my nets Center , Irvine. petioe. pool, jacuul. No bike to beaches. Lido & Dena Pl apt. Frplc /view, 752-0234 pet.1. 1370 mo. Mesa reataurants. AduJt.s only. own rm/bath, $205/t,A, utll Dellt--.-c:e--Sl-OO-mo-.-.-m-I Pines. 31115'> Karla. lllS. 6'4·4SM eves "' 1_48M347 ________ 1 o ff l c e St 5 O. 18 2 7 SPMC 549-24f7 • ! !'mde, ...wPOln' llACH We8lclltt,N.B. 631.(l900. 2 Br, small den, spllUevel, 2 Br, acrou from beach, a.tnesam.an w /shr hl1 ff11lc, ~lpt. woodsy NptSbons,nocfilldren/ 3br Condo. All the EXIX:l11'JVESUITES seUln1. SO$. Days pas, pool, lndry, encl. JOQdia. SJOOMo. M/F. Newport Center . full -..Z: eveee4$-95'3 pr. tG5 mo. 210 Cedar. Gary,&G-S4 ..W:., private, ocean Spedoallnewztw,2ba, lfl M).5078 Osarmln.I old to share vWiw.rno.9830. ?Sf.toll. pn froat declt. Good 2 Br, 2 twi, new crpta • w/actal female, p.t~d. M>, crpt. air. 1000 1q. fl. vtiW."CathedfaJ celll.n11. drpl. All achalt. no pets. pett Of(. szoo •#" -l.ll. 1041 B each , # B , ...... o. No Peta. wk SboWD by appt. only. ea.GDO. AdrSi~r t .e W~. 842-2DI 111.-i.evee_.. ------------Roommate. Sh are 11 . 700 tel ft otllce space 28r, .. ln nice 4·plex Newt)'dec«at.ecl bllcbelor 1..a1una Nltuel home. av.tl. at NB at PCH. SZ'75 c z.,..,. OD •endou Dr. unit in Venall)es. $400 Fem. pref. S210 all Incl. IDcl "1. Robbie 541-0751 • No,.... amt: DO + mo. Act . Barbara a-4484 -.-ieves. -. ....,.. MMm. lluldllnp, ns-eooo or 1'"111a1e.::;;..;.~2;.;.1_aeeta __ .. _m_e_1_a._2_1 LAeuHA HMMI& IM-m.l WALi.ACES!'. APTS to * Saa Clem beach DelmDa atnce. m aq ft, Nftt1 decwat.d 2 br I Ir M be, walk to bc-b. .. IOlally f'tS90Ulble, mw prof ... bklt. prime • 1 be. -. Small Pool • tennis. sno. delft..• move·lo. not locaUonC 1treet U · • dllllc*.•-.••'411 mo1111 or 111-tua. ltnl.Ot· Aft 7. Steve, ~: rowa Valley • ...-9aim --PlrwJ.91·1514 NEWPORTICH PtofHsioftd lldcJ. 85'~Saft. Presti~ omce bldg nr Lido Isle. New plu-,h cpls, 4Ha & el1•vator Rent 2250 sq rt to ,,500 sq ft U>32ndSt Bkr r11-0p Call SJF.RRJ\ Rl-:/\LTY 6J3..7920 . ...•...•.............. for slore & office space :it reasonable rates 500 to 2700 Sq F+. MESA VERDE OR PLAZA 1S25 Mesa Verde F:, C M 54S-4123 --- •MEWPORT /C.M. Up lo 4700 sq ft . avail .il pnmc corner. 17lh & t".'WJX BL 675_:~ l.200sq fl in med1ral bid.: Avail for 1mmcd ''" cupancy. Ample purk· 1ng Newport:._64S-6501. _ BEST OH HA.JllOI ILVD. Newly remodeled shop ping cenuer in Costa Mesa has offices avail for immed. CK'Cupancy from appr ox 480 t o 1450sq. ft. w/new crplS & painung at reasonabk rat.es. Call PauJa S. Kau Nf)... 2lJ.46M538 Sla"e or o(fice, 4 rooms. 2 ba s.11 W. l9lh, CM Avail s l. Bkr. 646-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S6SO lnd/Ofc near nu. 2765', 18101 Redondo Clr .. IS, Hunt Bch 842·2834 Large M·l lot. black tqlped. 2800 sq. f\. bldg. 642-4810. ._..w_._ uoo ....................... ••••• ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • Reward 549 OM>O d'' Sattlef' MtfJ, Co. Uo!t.:.~. ~-6391 afl 4pm US VEGAS All LYJM." <>f m.11 "~tall' -----X MOVIES investments Mlll'C.' 19-1!1 .Fn und MO !'('(I \ " w ... DELI\' EH Sf-dalilinq in ."ll('WJ)Ort At'Jrh Tom lt91 545!1 2"d TDs f).Ul J®< p~ ~ice' 5360 642-2171 545-061 1 ..-nt 'l/l) ~ k J't-nJ1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt Ptv. l'nnonl~ if'U!lon Harbour \t annJ Talk' F'T't1' c-oun~t>hnt.: I Bl'Y2.'lDTl)'-. FAST Ht•dill' ~I pupp' llunl I PHOULf\I~ N1·1•d l o 76'k11la I~ ~5000 ~ llf'lphnd~!> ~ -1-., 1 l'\iund -;mall blJcl.. 1lut.: I Social O\bs 5400 Widow ha' mont•} or .. m 1 ,.,r &·dch I ndianJ µo.ih" • ••• ••• ••••. •• •••••• • • • T)) " :>.u t·n't.ltt r hl·Cl. II B C-all 53f;-Oti5 "UL ILACK IOOK" nu pnll) SZV.UOU mm. uu -- ---• max 1-·or Jl't1on r.ill At.:l f r!Wld ~oo. C>obt.'rman Ora.Ntt· Cn 41 mo-;l exr1.t· mJ. 7311 anytime lilk tan frm 'I ou n.: m~ dating <.en u·t' N.o ZndTD'S Low Points! ~ yC'ar term SJO.UOO or roorf· :'llo Ra lloon Lido ='t•wport Co 673 7595 2'\llr-. S38.000 2nd T.D. for~ale 673 ~ MoMy to Loan on Trw.l Oeed.'I & Const.rue uon. 640-~ ~/ hnoftal1/ LOlt&FMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......,, A.di 5 I 20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Place a HAPPY AD lD um coiwnn for onb' SU5. Call NZ·5878 . cwa l hari(c for our AC Wes tm1nH1·r ;\IJll ll\'ITll-~ CL L'B Sine ~5K21 _ _ !J.J ; on ~mb<·r,h1p kc t'ound Grt>~ Poodll· k•m <iol<l e n Rl\r nlal t Young black Lab rt m Hlack short haired r .. m t'dt N B Arumal Sht•llt'r i;.w :£16 I CASH REWARD for Ill formauon )(•ad1~ lo r1• rover) o< drum sct and t•)mbals lak1•n rr om parted station wa~on 1n Costa Mt'sa April 22. t~. No questions as ked t;ontact Class1fted Ad !167S, Dady Pilot. PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca 926216.. 171 t I bll·iU\J 5450 .............•........• llllS SUM ~I ~R NORWAY A NonH•5?1an e'<pent>m·e with 0 C. Colle~e June I ~July 2 !loot JU~t lhe tounst:. way. but 10 dep· th-the land. lhe people. its history & rulturc. from a Viking henlage to the Norwegian of to- day with a panorama or sccruc beauty Call 0 C. College Field Studies Proitra m ; 5.56-:ml or 644·2989 ,. 'e .r; ~ ..,, ~· Dot'\ ·1 ~r hot¥& b ihtfhertl e~81A tan~ (Ur'\n jf14- M.-.. Will ~ ~OU( ot3(V, 1. On&-bedaoom cotta1e l n quiet. spot In La1un1 Beach. Corona del Mar oc Costa Mesa for aoo or !T:· ~= ~re:.r::~% 1-Krt-s-.-H-ap_p_y_B_l_rt_h_d_a_y The D a ' l y p 11 0 t ~. I love )'OU! Newspaper. P .O. Bo1t Rob. ~ .. ~-~~ You may request Ad-Sitter .vic8 when placing 'fC4Jf ad . . . our Ad-Sitter number will appear in your Doily Pilot ad ... Ad-Sitter takes yoor mesaogn .• . you call in at your conven~ to qet the responm to your ad ... this serva is onry SS per week. For more infOI 1t'IOlion and to place yotK ad coll "2·5'11 1580, Cotta Mesa, CA A&ibor, Jeannette Glenn tHH or telephone ot "Nunel'mWone"ln· 87S-1'54. vl\ee you to aCHo· W.ad ln ea.ta llesa or .,...,... f)UV • Houae lrvble area, 2 or 3 BR. o( Rom, Stater Bro• bouse p referred. 3 Square, Pomooa/ltth. MMla. Xlnt t.iennces. CM. Tbun. April 24. 1'73·5701 Eves.• llAM to IPll , : 1 ' ·• Compllmtnt.ary cottee. A.CCOUHTIMG F fT Hours 8am-5pm, with liOme overtime. Must lw at?le •ooperate 10-key at1 di.nit much.Ulc. Will tram. Call (or appointm ent L70TEM MARKETS 00-7702. AC.:GTG CLERK -!fair day pref. Al S.S. per hr 1-\Jll.ume comm w /ex- ~ X.int vac bene . So. We!\t SA. Call UC PA ~57W ------ A.crytic Fabricator Al leJ!>t J yrs expr Salary negot.. 556-0900 Adventure travel. Ad· rruni.strat1ve photogenic asstStanl to mouon picture photographer IU.<quares world travel wtth tnleresls m OIA.doors & writ mg. Nostud10 expenence reqLDred. All rephes ~1dered. Request int.erVie• to : Research Dept., P 0 Box 891$ Universal City, 91608 * AMrtisinl * START MdlNGSSS TODAY!!! · The Daily PUot needs a person for our Classified Adver tising De p art.· rnent. The penoa we seek should ha Ye saln or telephon e salea ~Jt • penence, be able to type ~{electric). have a pleasant. -penooalily • enjoy worltln1 with a put 8J'oup ol ~t We olff!I' ac:.lleat com· puy beneflla including tmdical. dml.a1. Iii• ln· tutance. credit union • etc. 8.iary PLUS com· million! . AeMe call for iMeniie• P911cmell>W'. to4111. at. m Ol..tMM COAST DAILY PILOT . ..... ,. .. ea.&a• .. ........ ~--: !J!:!. ............... ~!.!:: ............. . -DriftWQl•P_.. . ._ LGJ"S~Y •~--'!NI • haulla1, OCC...._lkiploeder. ·leMl~l1a£ ........ ~,.....,. .e.t1..,.. ~ t•aHPI. "" dump trucll. Grad•. ~Al ...... ltl-.afl •yn ...... .. .. .... halal. ou...-:f1iiiliml,---------'---t -------- 8. ......... ,.UC.. C ... Illa I& I tlS..wla" Ute haulln1·mov n 1. Palntlnf. INT/EXT. O.C.P~ •---___._ •-b ...., .. ,.... ... ..... ,.....,, ,....,. ....................... Car ... /Yard Cltaal111. 80 '1 Proft11loaal """-' ~ -l2 """'-._ •• , ... '-up..... • Clll'aw:, ... tllC, -.. .. 1.111•111111111 fto'9 9lt;. "Jn .... -•••••••••••••••••••• Ji\nit nme Oram rY ..... td..o?OI •-. -•-·• '----aMw t rtop9" 8CllLPrua&DNAU.S Uu•elondlid Rclocn 14WIUoca1, p1&lo OllltripU.htflntUme ,,...... ~comc:.1'::.!ffl:: -yn~~P· Lle'd. Dave ~~.on,.Pper. •--· =-.:;.ec;::,:.,..1: Blcb~'alaton •mo ~.-CIOINl"a, «*'ka, ,.ld•n Call--or ).31104) llu 1d1• I r dut. •"'tee Ht. Or••· -· ~ a1er --~ mJ II._... Dr, HB t11I. comm•rtl•l In u ·~ ............. ••••••••• m ... .., __ &11 _,......,. --·•n. du1trlal nmud.,llnl <' ----Wida RJ:ALLYCLEAN m.ai nne eJrt. palDUa1. St. P1pertlan11n1. quality,,.. .. , ... -.. _.. ... _. T II RE ta R 0 t: s ..... ,.. IOJSE! <Call CiiAch•m I 0 ••• I Lie/Int . Try m e. a . work. Steve ..... ~ ............. -........ . -.-,-.-,-.,.,.._---~_;.~ <XliGIRUCT'fON. LNC. :::.:: ................. Gitl.ft'••l.'45-SW ....................... SUiar.~ ... ml Ntn09al 6 yard _ .. _.............. Uc 1111•11 M2·ll04, Cer~•lrY , cn&11onry, ~\y Lancbc1pln1• Pld.palnl•nc bt'5ln& . ......,,,...,.... _... rr...u ..... =M.-Stn.S. c!.,.t .. ,... &JJ.aa.•1141 roolln1. ph1rab1na. Cleao&.oa. any type. tat Q)mp. ~ detlp a.-,.._ t810l1Free _ .................. O.USl.v9...-r2 lflte'il)', &Gp --·•-•• .. ••••• b =·stucco It Ule. clw wort doGe w/lnte• 6 u.teUMloo. AJl won --"'"-llCN'·· =-._._. ... ---~ ...... ,. ----'-• ........ _ ... •-·-. ~l...odllf r a • • more. JU -· .. n_ .. , I• u.&.oa-.....__ -• Q --... · ·~·uret ,... ---91......, -.......... .. • ..,.-. ·--...,. ... .....,., -reea· IST. ni.t4Jt .... •••••••••••••••-• Nwy· Naaabll ~ OW '-',. _.,. ~ wb\ fomika. rm addblona. w.->________ Xlnt cleanin1 done ~ ~!!,..Lands ea p In I Dew'• .. ~-:~.I Nlartnl 1Gllr home &•. s --•~"0 •IOminblie9dLClun '°"' ap.Qa\ICkd&*l~ p.a.•.a.cUff •..A..w/-n--.ta .. •-·---.,.. • yn, ._ .. ,.,.., Expert In patebes 6 R· i41At11, lla&b, o • ..u... ... ,_~QW'i Iv. din rm., ball 11.S. Av1 • ....., t"""-l,,. ;~in~ ....... tim1 r daeek my rer, lie. restuccot. Int/Ext. ~Cert ...d::.i. m..-~-. rm If'°-C!OUC'b llO. d1.r ....................... a~~~n::tn,:: .. _.,_ ............... 9.aG5 BlnblMS-*I kcel'eflklrm.1'7'5 w.411 .. Guu' film pft odot F.L>x:l'IUCIAN Pncoo Ina Z)'TUX])f' 931.QM TlfPANY"S Bridl. llt.ooe, block won. l>~ialflcommen:ial " I' I ••• I I ...... _............... ~ ,..,.a.r. U yn ei pr naht free e1llm1t · olf Weeldy maid serv. or l tile fln. concm.e paUoe. ~-.,..__ -• n--. • • • • • • • • • l aBTOllll UJCK WORK DD wwfk m.YRlf Ref• tarp or mAU JobA ~ renc>YaUng, Int/ time $priDc deaoiog. Va· wtb. driveways. Free .---ng .., .,.., ..,....,. ._..... .. .............................. ••1 "11111111 ................ plater , Sill.OW -~ '311154 ~ ut Char Renovating cams our spec. Sleem ell.Job\IM6-L513 nl&el.l'B-8159l.m.o73'7 'New c o n struction . Dlamoad Cua tom ctm., 88QI, ete. 100·1 W.CWeC'aflN'I CluMn Servtce ~3149 carpet cleaning. Insured Remodeling. replple1. Upholatery . Special ...... Newport 6 CM. sa.m dean 6 upbols ._ * I I &n·n.81 BrickWOC"k. small Jobs. RAINBOW elednnic leatdetec:tion. llcm.b ol April. ~ to -..U ' Worir IU&f. 'TnK'k. mowtl ....................... • ..... FIXJT• Newport. C:O.t.a Meu & Exterior/Interior 4 yr TopHat.SS'1·31M 411'% DLKount on top ot C" ,........, inL-.slUI bpertCll •• C&rptnttt•Palntlng Alice's Housedeanlng lrvme.6'1'5-317Seves suar. Low prices. Free ,_.Slnlce •••*• the Une f abric. 2424 Treelltoppedtremoved. Uyevsmarea W\ndowwuhing. Refs. Bri ...... ....6. f.....J . 1 e5t ~IMZ-961A --•••;••••••-•• Newport Blvd. Costa ••-••••••••••••• • • •• •• Ca r p e t • Buy ld 1 r t' c t Klllchm cabUM!u. •be;'v· tbrouab Installer at New lawns 7$1-3f76 ~l'7S2 842-43l4 Reasonable. reliable. ,... ~ ...... cs.Pan· ---------•w ... a -.. uu ... •---__...? Mmal60l.lt 673-1286,~l ters etc. New.repair PAINTING. Int/Ext. ·~ ... --:t;..:::;ae areas. Pioe ....... a...-loat.alla Belt Prolf'dlooal Laiwn MADER 'S Handy Works ICf'V, 3xmo. S2S.95 0 .H. Carl>eolrY. painting, etc. Free est. 646·0464 . comm·11res1a .. mod . OIU ~ Dol;.tor. nee VW..s.nlce Sparldiog Rentals Clean· ~ ~. xlnt refs. call • m.2. -·--·••••••••••• i n g ! P a i n t I n g ! Gene41Q.70ll I• lua; video servi~ C ....,..), w I Bloc:k. Bnck. con.crete ---------1 •• • athletics etc atut • .,.....es e come .. 1 •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• lafo"""l.-U..' -....... • IOI' bolDe, of. ' .-• • • flee, fl businesses. don. Work awu-. Jason Newport C u s tom _'J56.41511G _______ _ l. 1 w n S c r v 1 c e . Ina. Free est. 642.J189 2131423-818 CabiDel.ry, IDc. S41"3410 ,. ___ /C ... or..---•• -------· ...... l,andscaping, tree \rim· •••-•••••••••••••••••• Call l....i~ t 2131.-_,,,1 wor... pat o covers. --· p ..... u .... ~al. _ .... p.._..., · UM1 a -·-.. .,... .... -~· a-air fl Reroof. All aft$. decks .New lawns. In t/Ext. Qua1 .--....................... c.,i lac 'llaompaon·Keael ming. clean-upa. Free Clll. Aviles. 646-1474 Kaullng "Dump Jobi. sprlnltleh. THREE work/mat. Free eat. type•·•blngles·r ock· "!¥' t a C11••111 Tired ol cleaning your ROSESLANDISCAPING. ~1Zli2 Fred ~. Free •••-•••••••••••••••••• .................. ••• • • Qmtractors #380165 CUSTOM INTERJOR Cement work·all lypes. Tree, trim, landscaping. shrubs, rotot.U. sodding. s prinkle r s . Da ve 964-B?.8. Alk fOf' Randy. 641-8427 weekend away? Call U c •31$864. 837 ·43S3. est.5U·S10Fin. Avail. Jwmie.9CIM'757 •li46 WAl..LPAPERlNC t .. lwl~ Professioo•I window cleMlng by Joe Den.Ida. 114·548-e3 CARPENTRY 64M183 642-8482 By Jay 64.2.fl809 Concrete specialist. All Remodel-repair, quality ahlpel4'deslgm. Patios· craftamanahip. MS yrs in s ldewelks·dri veways. area, He'd. Palombo Free est. Lie "377651 All around haWlna. 1 T. truck. Free est. Free e5t. Lie --Re asonable rates. own Mlnilll) AYer. Ill pr roll Ellp. roofers. n . trans call aller 5 p. m. •••••••••• ••••• • ••• • • • • Call Norm M:>-OMO __ ...._ ____ . S48-__ 3ll09 ___ Doug h'erty ·a WI n dow Gardensna. Jree lrl m- o:U\g, clean-up. "maiot. serv. Amie 548-8414 Alice <114llM6-7942 Moving? The Starvlni: ---------Clean.Ing.. Reaid/ com-llaullng·MoY1ng, Con · College Students haYe ~ty painliogflpaPer· The fastat draw in the m'l •bighri5e.64S-008S Call AM. Ml-3964 Ontr. 982-1314 714/.,.1121 crete & tree remov1J. Fmd what you want m grown. Lie. Tl24·436' U,,. Wortt guar. Free est. WesL .. a Daily Pilot ~ck service. 646-7624 O&IJy Pilot Classi!ieds. Same good serv. 641-842'7 Steve. S47 -4281 Clusllsed Ad. 64.2·S678. Oasai.fsed Ads 64.2·5678 --------- !!~.!!~-?!!C! W.-4 .... ~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ...... ?!~ ~~~ ..... !!~ ~~~-.?!!! ~?~ ..... ?!~ ~-~~.-.?!!! AID&~. lJve ---------1BARJIA1D: Attractive. CASHta C&.atCAL CXX>K Dental Nww C.ertlfied. ' · . in. Lapoa Beacb re· ASSIM• as erUM•i1atic, part Ume. fUll or put lime, prefer F.aLry i.e.ei position. l Ct& Nc&smoker. Exp. pre(. Gt-neral sideace, private com· 31D. SHIFT Ca116t&-9835. experieaee. Good com-year otfice ellperience Experienced worklos NwpUl.r . ....alU munlty. Xlnt wltb Posllioo immfdlalely pany benef"lts.1 Apply in l"eQ\d.red. ability lo work chef. Reap for maintain· VOLT dUdren z Is s yrs. All available for Assemb&en 8 ea u l i c i a n s . J person. 9am to l lam. with ficu:res a muaL Tak-in& quality, brdering, Dem&.a1 ~ XlnL phasa or housework. wltb 3 to 1 months bairdres.aers needed full Standard Shoes. 3077 S. Ing ~cations betwttn OOllt c:oNrol.. supervilk>n pay wfbeoefits. Short Must~ Eo&llsb. 000 ........twi;cal experience. or Ptrwttb c~eof~ledfor1 Bnstol,CoslaMesa. 8-,.!! o~.!.:..:S~•toAflex . Is tn.1nl.n&. Banquet ex· worti:ffi week.1 Private N.8. ~. top salary for Weofferxlntco. benefits very warm .,. nen Y louu "'.u.>•n,..g ve.. pr. a must. Saler)' o ce. yr. exper. rigbt pers on . Call including proftl sharing. salco. Please call AU~ QIUd care. Uve·in, hte lrvine .. E.0 .E. A Ken· negotiable. Newport pieaM.MI - !.714164().7404From8toS. ....... ___ ... -.1 .. •-pe...,,... G1·9823forappt. at All's hskpg, CM h o m e . davislnd.Co. area. Please send re· r....., _,..,,"' . .....,.. HairBazaar Dental A s sis tant , 1:3D64pm. . · 55&-6l1l sume to Ad 1t14• Daily ·cha1rs1de. Esper. not SHILEY. IMC CLERICAL P\Jot, Box tS60. Costa l'nmGUlettAv.lrv. BeautL~~~;~~eek . ~ c;ey~e::1~ic.mJ Mesa.Ca92626 =:,.s~~lf~;~~~~ F.qual()pport. Emplyr. MS-0212 Cala f. & Mesa Verde Pacific Mutual. a lead.mg Cook f\Jll or part t1ml' 646-4801 IOODEEPEA Schools. 2 girls 9 & 12. West Coast ansuranl'e Mesa Verde Con' ales Dally except Thurs. company located an cent lb pital. 661 ~ntl'r ALTBlATIONS f\tll time womens altera· lion position available. Experience necessary. A.SSEMILEltS AIR. credit & inventory control. Burroughs U!OOO ., < 30 ss&-0636 Newport Beach, has lhc St . c M 5411.~ ..r.1: pm. · following opening: X1nt. co. beoelals liberal dlscowlt Please apply in person: Personnel Office. medi I lect · computer, ooly exper For ca e ronscs. people for high quallty 2Yeanexperience work· furniture store in C.M ing with small medical xm Bristol SL 54().3822 parts. How's 7am lo 3:30 Call for appt. Janet or pm. ExceUeot benefits & Owt. v.u1Dng cUldiUons. Mis·•--------- Classified Cmmter S*s& SAKS FIFTH A VE, South Coast Plaza Cost.a Mesa s1on Viejo area. Only Uae seeking permanent emPoYment need apply. Call Susan 581-3830. loolll11ep•g Ass't htMfi ~f~=ural The ~~s an Ans wering Se rvice ---------"urban design firm. opening at the main of· Telephone Operator. u!•u~Mo..11 Salary fleldble, benefits. ficefrontcounter. Dulles Fllllflparttime,perma· -..,.~,'" Please send resume to: com1tt OI dualfied ad IDllT,_ a•-VEY PBR.18012Slly Park Cir· sales. recept.ioo for the IJ!d shills. Z28 Forest, --....i.... i · .. •· I CagunaBeacb. $::.>f>Mto9:30PM,Mon· ~ J'VIDe92'71.. company• genera day lhru Friday -clerical work. Must type ·-••...,.E loc'*11p•g/Cleril 4S WPM oo electric and ,...............__,, 9:30AM to l :30PM Satur· Full time. uper. helpful be capable of dealing TECHHICIAH day. Great for collegians bul not nee. Many co. with the public. Non· 3yr s. recent exper. ::'r~~~O ~~ beoerrts. Apply at 1660 smoking atmospher e. Salary ope n. Xlnt. o"'nrnREMENT IS A Placeo:tia.Cost.a Mesa. ()pport.unityfor advance· beoe hts. J " H AP· ~· ment. Excellent com· ptil"Cf'S, 1188 Glenneyre, GOOD VOi CE. Ca II : BCX>KKEEPER -F ast pany benefits. Laguna Beach, tiC-0582. 642-4321, ext. 312 after growing spa equip. co. For snte rv1ew please ·-............. -. ~YM, Monday thru Casta Mesa. Npt. area. call. ~ • • --• • 64&96164 Penoonel Office Ex""r'd.; adult com·i , '---------"'"""""l ext .,..., p&ei." 27 Units. 2311 Elden ~Office M•aget l BOYS and Gl RLS ,,__ ' . "' ' Ave Costa Mesa. FUllliJJ?ll· Hrs. 8-5, Moo. The Oaily Pilot bas a ORAMCiECOAST • • -... ,..._ t.bru Fri. with some over· 1 D .a. •LY PILOT 665180or-time.Xlotchanceforad· s mall r oute In t he ""' vancement. Salary Oakwood apartments. 330W. Bay St. ....... n-.. negoUable. Cell Mrs. I ScboolNewport Harbor High Costa Mesa IV'~ r area F.qual Opportunity ~IUT Thompson or appl. ...~ . . . Emnployveer ~IMI 71416&2-770'l. U.TOTE·M. ..._. ...... mat.eeanungs i----.;._ ___ _ 2.5118Newpor\Blvd.C06taj $130permontb. Clerical lnYolce pro· IBT lllECT• Mesa. Call&t2--4321 ,., I Leaveyourname cessor . m us t type. ~ ot our aeruor Ant. Apt Mm II get And phone number. challenging position with ~creates an excep· Couple : WUe-oWce, textile wholesaler In Mis· liona1 opportunity for a husband-maintenance. Buffet Server . Lunch. ssoo Vie}o. 77~2922 slti)led, professional 200units. Oceanside. Ex· 4brs. a day. 6 days a CLERICAL artist in a bwsy, creative, periencereq'd. week. Apply in person lo Mature person with pre· four·~, ~-departboukt· 1SLNgmt 642-1603 . J ohn Glide, F ood vious oifice expenence. mflL ,,..,,..cun.:o • . I Manager. Hotel Laguna. be thonlu&h1Y grounded Alleodaols needed for 1 425 Sou.th coast Hwy. F\hng, typing 45, phone ila ~and process col.or &elf·aervice gas stations Laguna Beach.. lilc.lls. l6SO mo. Near 0 .C pnol techniques, 11 · iDO.C. Must be extreme· AlrlJO't.833-8450. ~ layout, t~ ty rdiable a: honest a nd i CARDS & GIFTS specific1Uon, le~enng good wlnumbers. Call I FlllJ time posit.on for re-CLERICAL part/time, andalrbrusbt.edmique pbooes, typlng, address· ""·-... Ulcandidale wW forappt.~9661· tail exper. sales person. mg. So. Coast Plaia ~ Beautiful Npt. 8 ch. have at least .four years .Al.aomotive Machinist store. Apply in persoo or area. 641-8722 eq>erience, with the e.m· Good a I I · a r o u o d ' call: ~in art ~ara\ion machinist to run well· I BAYSIDE PHARMACY forthepriot media. equipped shop in Mission 1016 Bayside Dr. , Oerical Art~t nuanage-Vie}o 831·1866. 1 760--0111 ment experience end a --'-·---------•·---------degree lD commercial AUTOROUTE CarWash artaredesirable. REGISTER. Early AM. Cashiers wanted full or Salary ranges from $300 1 YJ to 2 hrs. $375 to Ptr. F\n \fly, Santa Ano. to S350 a w~ plus com· s 4 s o / m o . X I n l . &r Npl Bc:h. call 644-4460, ~~~:dkde~~ moonllgh\. Wives, re· ~.AakforNancy. ~~ tired, disability, stu- AJ/f,iy in person between dera.. Need gd wbeets.1--------•I Mil and 4:.30Pll. Mon· ~or54N722. 48.Y to ftiday, or call BABYSITrER. p /time. r.BllEIS 6GCl. ext. 277, ror ap-Small iofent. Beachfroot pnidnwn\int«vlew. home. Carooa del Mar. u TDTI M OIAl«iE COAST Pam Emery. S7s-9346 DAILY PILOT 330 w. Bay St. Costa Mesa An Equal Opportunity Employer ASSEMBLERS · ll WAREHOUSE PEOPLE -lrvine bHed e1ec· trtDcs ctistr. Good job ~A:co.bene. Call Bob Tracy lloo·FrL H.Mf.Gl5t Ba.nld.ng TB.LEIS Growing Costa Mesa Bank has several im· mediate openings for Tellers with min. 3 mo. experience. We offer • 1ood slarting salary, excellent com- P'.Ml paid benefits ln- dllllinl attndlve won --------i ...,.rel and a pleasant worklnl atmo•pbere. AlllllY tn person between MMUd3PM. MARKETS Openings now av ail able fcir full time Assistant Manaters on 2nd " 3rd shifts. No experience nee. We train. Advance· men\ opportunity for management positions lo $5.$0 pe r h o ur If QUllllfied.. For more in· format.Ion fl interview. tlllllY to tt«e ua. 3008 C)OWn Valley, LalWlt Beach. -.MO. Will la· tervtew llond1y tbru Fl"tda1 from lam lo 3pm. Equal ()ppor Employer VARIOUS CLERICAL Excelle nt bene fi t s: Steno graph e r · experienced. Salary S898 to $1066 . Typis t · experienced. $837·$988. Magneti c T a p e Typewriter Operator experienced. $922 l o $1080. Bilingual Clerks and Typists also needed. AddiUanal 20" per hour for bi1iniuaJ stUls. COUNTY OF ORANGE 625 N. Ross Street. Rm. Gl80 Santa Ana. CA 92701 (714) s:M-2844 I AlfirmaUve Act ion Emp&a)ter II /F a.rt cal SICllTARllS EIQl:lloymeat avall. In muhl ·surround Inga. Competitive 11ay. In• ta"VWw fl bi.re. For more lnfo. call Tod Services '1MIOO ·T~~rator <65 WPfi typing. good conceotration and com. O'Ulication skills I -Cleri&/T 'st <Requires 10 Te)' e x· pcneoce. 50wpm typing and light pho ne ex· peneocel. ~Chril (Requires excellent or· garuiatiooal and com· IDllli ca tioos skills. Ab 1 ll · ty to meet deadlines and be detail oriented. SO .. -pen typing and ability t o use calc ulator calculating machlne l . We offer outsta nding woRing condH.lons. com· petitive starting salary. and a liberal bene(a ts package which Includes medical /dental in · surance and tuition re· fund. Please apply 1n person at our personnel department or call 1114 l ~. PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport C.enter Dr. Newport Beach. CA 92663 An Equal Opportunity Employer .. M I f' Cook needt.>d for retire ment facility 2nd shaft Quantity l'OOkinR expt>r. r{'q 'd. Good bent-fat s Newport Villa. 642·5861 Cook needed da yt.sme & rught·llme. Call 833-384l COOK. P/Teves. expenenced Call Don 641-0118 COOKS for Conv. Hosp Fre~ health ans. after probauon penod. EYery other weekend off Apply 1445 S11p era o r Ave . Newport Beach. COSMET'tC SALES f\Jll time pos1t1on ror thoroughly exper. co~· roetic sales person. Good starling salary +comm. Xlnt. bene. lo include liberel discount & medical bealt.h Ins. App· ly in person or call. BAYSIDE PHARMACY 1016 S.yside Dr. N. 8 . 7a>-Olll COUMTBHELP Full or p /lime. Dry C leani ng plant . Eastblwf C1eaners. 2.547 F.a!IUMwf Dr .• Newport Beach. !t2Jlllll() COUNTER PERSON. dry cleaners. w /tra 1n 642· 5"466 or 54$.-1066 --------icoU NTER HELP - Oerical · Sandwich s hop needs G._,,,.., .. ,0 FF1CE hdp. lltol:JO. Mon·Frs. '"""1-YPlST Fie.xible hrs. Optlonal SECRET ARI ES wtaid hrs. S3l ·282B ACCOUNTING CLERKS Cato :•r s.rnc. PBX OPERATORS Ws.lhng to train qualified Top pay, bolJday & vaca lJon pay, paid weekly. l\oltell~ lllMCU,lllC. 3161 Business C.enter Dr. S\eD IRVlNE 1S2..fl6&6 E.O.E .. M/F tCXf MacArthur betwttn Cas a Maria & Moonnker Restaurants> applicant. Must have itood t ele ph o n e personality & direct commun1c1tion sk II ls w 1customer s. :Job re· q.-res llu lypin1t. pro- cewni payments. credit report&, cub deposits & answering telephones. ~applicant.a ap- PlY in person : 909 N. Main St. Mon.·Frt.. 10-5pm. Xlnt. benefits and employee discount witb 3lhl' or gn.a&er work sctmtWe. BUFFUMS aertt 1-11. Upm-7am. . ~·..,.A ANA f\Jll tJme. 675 Paulanno. ~I CM. 7$1-4652 Equa.I Oppty F.mpioyer a.m rART TIMI Delic1tessen Help Ex· Opportunity for college perience preferred, over or H.S. studenlS llvin.I 18. fUU Tune. near Coast Hwy le 8"-5119 Newport Blvd. Some typ-inl required. llu•l be Dellvery Driver. Pert ...,,_MAO/Hr. Lo •tart. lime. Dmlal Lab. Ideal Call Jan. at Dl-4CllO for for bomewiftll • mature _lllllll.;..;.. ________ 1 peraou. I : HAM · a.. r.a'I TIMI 12:3DPll Ml-Sllm Kay. ()pportuldty for eollele Delivery Van Driver. or H.s. studema llvln& Good drtvln1 record. nett Cout Hw Y " r/Ume.11/P'. 111-JlllO. Newport Blvd. Some \JP. fir M Actiln calla 0 Ina required. Mutt be Del .._ tNf6 11 for L.A. HOW IS THI TIMI $harp. M.00/Hr. to •tart. n.-'° bomea ID NB• for job ...._. to check Call Jan. at 611-4080 for CK. ReUable a: bave de• . lily Plllt ·-142-5171 CITIZENS BANK Of C0$1A MfSA the Daily Pilot Help Toplaceyourmea•ae appt. pend ur. Perm P /T Wea&ed c1ualtlcaUon. Jf befcnt.he CX>llPANION _Elderly uoo1auo per mo. &be Job JOU want LI not l"Mldmtpublk. woman seeu middle ...-;MMIM. .._.. '°" m1,tll couidtt --afterhaa roar tervlces Dally Piiot .,.S woman to lbr bome II you'n \ookiq ror a Mt• wl&b 111 ed ID tbe Job a...JO..S, IG·Wll • doaMltie ~ Hoa· ._Job. 1'0'I W09't wut to Wlllled ~· norM 1moktr. SalarJ. Ill.ti. mis• the employment .... ~~~~~~~1-Vltdo.--.._-..sm _____ , eoe-mClualfted. ' DE NT AL RE C EPT OFFC MNG R -For irivaw !'Opt Sch orr.c~ 1-.:xper pref Must ha\'C X ray lie Salary open 644-9181 ------- Dishwasher Full·t1 me Me5a Verde Convales· 546-4741 ~ Campu~ Ora\<'. Newi>ort Beach .\rr&.'1'> from Jnhn Wavne Airport 1 Equal Opportun1t) Employer rmt Hospital. 661 Cent.er I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~ SL.C M. I~ Dockmen. Per son t o operate shore boat. tend yachts y~. ~ docb. Full tiroe. Apply an person, 8-4. Wed·Suo Balboa Yacht Club. llOI Bayside Or. Cd.M ORIVERS -S200 Week Will train truck dnvers ()pen8am"3pm. 995-3413 DIUYBtS Cllecker Cab. 770-0222 DllVBS Dehver bakery products to super markets. Early morning to mid aftt-r· noon. Call SS1 .Q27 EXIX:. SECRETARY For pres.idmt .ol small bus) com Wat.h xlnt lYP· ing skills " pleasant phone pursonality Com· petJ.llve salary & good fr· U11te befll-Ca II Mary J o ~I Executn e 1ntert>Slcd 1n aur&C\n e )OUn2 IJdy to help tum 1.1o1th ho-.tc-.,.,an2 on tus boat Part tamt-. lWlct> a Wt'<'k Fnr an formauon c .. 11 840 9707. Van EXECUTIV~ SECRETARY ,.anted . ex~nenced. mature Must be ready tor a DIUYBS challenge & able to ri c· ,.._ ._ I cept d1vers1f1ed dut1e~ Ala] or women ~ yrs or a.nd assume amporlllnl older. Know lhe coast a ties. N« Sl.80 a week or respons1bt.l.at1~ For an· more. Orange Coast formauon call t»S·Sl t ! or Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. wra t i.' 11 1 r ~c h !:: n · Herrmann. Fountain terpnse:.. 250 Newport Valley. tNo of SJater Cenler Dr Sl.i1le M·IOO bet w n N e w h o p e & :-.lewpon Beach. 92660. n.:lJd) F~CTOllY WORKERS 41>9¥40 .... weell EDLEft INDUSTRIES 2101 DoveSl. N.8. AcTo5a from 0 C. Al:rport Fem caJI me for free rent 111 exch11n~I.' for work l!nv.w . 953-11395 ---- f'1sh1n i: Reel Repa ir. r tune. some knowle<hw d fishing tackle " mech. appt1tude req'd 20 hrs wk &U-1163 Food Prep. Un1vers1ty Athlclfc Club. 7 ·I lAM. Moo.-Fra. Call 752·7003 A'>k f °" John Framers for picture shop. expcr . prd . merit raises. Costa Mesa. 646-4863 f\Jllllme sales lady for European anlsqlk' store. Weekends a must. 3305 La~a Canyon Road. l.agwl.8 Beach. Apply in person. ELECT R ONI C TECHtMARlNE ELEC· TRONlCS -Exper a must for this position. Top wages paid in in· duatnes for rigbl in-, divadual. 714-960-JMI Exp System 6 operator wanted. Npl Bt·h law farm Call Pa tti a t 644-w:.> Gardener helper. Fu II _________ 1 t.srne. Xlnt. benefits. 546-6682. ....... LAI TICMiltCIAH Minlmum J years ex· perle nce r equired . Medical company. Ex· cellent benefits fl> work· Ing conditions . Only thollie seeking permanent enJl)lo)'ment ~ apply. call~ 511.·3830. ESCROW omcER <M5t.anding opportunity availa~ w1t.h financial leader. Selected a ppli· cant wtU uswne duUes d a sale escrow officer for the Southern Orange au., area. Two years aperi.nee .. u tlllCfOW IDIMI« Of' olllc:et'. typ. .... aad calcula&« lkllla In l'9QUlnd. ...... l*i· lion olfws IOOll lrowth potential, auraeU•e salary and eacelleat bafttt ~ lDelud· lDI paid mecllcal aad dnal ~and pro. ftt lbu'inS. PIMM tub· mil ...... wttb WarJ hlltory ln coondence \0: Box.- Dall)' Pilot, P.O. lox U.. Cotta 11 .. a. CA - ·--~-----~ IMMIDIATE , _____ _ QPM~S General WAREHOUSE cr\•Lf n:. ASS EM BL y l(Mf'OllAIN Plll'SONN[l SflNICIS t"ACTORV I CLERICAL Good monc~. inccnt1\ e I Working temporary 1s bon~. hollday &t vaca· the best way lo find your uon pay. Paid weekly challenge In the business world. We are now In· at aeiDess Center Dr. ~-IRVIN!. ~ E.O.E ... M/F <CXf llacArthur between Casi Marla tr Moooraker Restaurants> ~.13 lllf DAY That'• AU. you paJ fora 30dayad iD&be DO IT NOW t 642-1671 .... .. _ ..., ... terviewinl for the follow· loa Ion& term and short tttm usipmeots. Im· mediate openinp. • Sctry Wlllt s.H. Oonc.._ Ullpmeatl . .... . .. , .... . (6 me» expr. evening sNft. 4 Ull mldni1b\) MlllllO..r•• (Eqlr. req. for Fubion bland law nrm) (1-4·=-==~ ....... c .. ,. (l0ke)' t.ouch-4owsam, •Typhh (bd ..... req.) 117-GMI m:i.n:. ~NSONHllSlll~_S U2l .... ltrHt ... , ... ..... ·---........ ................. ----.. = 9""' ----........... --..... 7 :-... '•· AIWi\ ~ ,.. • ; ~?~ 11 ~...... Jiii Wllllill4 7111 ..... W.-4 JllO MM4M•l81T ---m;:a.· ..:.,a;·b& ............ -;.;;;;-:i~;;-e:.·~· ~-=~=· .. , .. :::~~ -'J: -·----•-I•• • ... 111--• l•r = = "'•22 ............................... ., = -~ -ltGre lloq•• ..... .me. ...... ,.,r Hr ..... Co• ~Mew•• ... -'• ... l AIHCl-. WllllJ'EI .....nw.. ...._ ..-. aa&uy + ladoor plula OD • aa .... v.,. Dr E-. •drt 1 ...a. ,.,a. ecWIUollal .._.. ,,.o-ut t 'i.e NIM. v.wca. 811111111&1. c.ta II•• .... &IUI 11 ""'"a ll'ti&·offeue4 Co&. F cry .... -at &Ill Ill l$T5 .. .. , , '°'"._ ..... ,,.,,,, .... ..-"~111,___, c....... NEVE•AnE =NMaw.,... \'11Ced9JQ.~ ,, .. V. V..-M ., n.a,_.ca, ..... , ... •w••lftt 1llG. C&ml 11u1&1 ..... ,.... .. ,. ... JU..11MI _... II }'Oil 11911uie ... nM Dl&ly lewl poalt'°" I • l 0.Hral omu. nHd NII. for Dvtlllit ye•r offlt• npel'Mnc• txper d •.Nlal•n m~r ' ..,. pl •~ l'llLn •• HAHDV .. Alf. d\1lure . l'WCfUINd. *M'1 ll0 work 91..~I~ 300 apt Uru\ ¥1rled d11,\ea. Pert fullU.. Goof _.1 wlU\llsw-•mual,Tak 1 \I 11 11 u " -·~ ln&.-raUOna .,_twHn •-------· .. 11 m• • bull1N)4and re-q Su 8 lO only Straloflllx. ~at"lunn1 MaaaalM IU·TLM • DI Adama A.Ibo(:~ 1m1 Atm1troo1 Av11 . PIOD UC TI 0 ..a bJ.,.. ..._auoeeou.Hwy,So Jrvta £ o g , A Kt•11 " O E N r. R A L ~ _ __! ~Co___ TaAIMBS HOU. EKEEPI G. • HIADCUSTOOIAM J'""'ITOM IMA IO ~t bUI)' .. crowing -·' ..... t~ rttu'IU "", Intl plaatks mnfa ---.... "" • r llMd C\ll&Odaan attdcd Ptr ~ lr\lnie area day lhlf\ OSMn'lngs 1n womu ln lalbua l•l•nd b.)> Hunlmllon Bu<'h C'1 13 t.Sthr S.l 1311 matMtal dc'pt. fr ship· laM. 40 br wt at 13.$0 l)' Srboo1 Dltlrlrl. PllW dopt. Will traln on Dlt .-w + iM•b c.n -.11210t per rnoolh. dtl JAM'TOalAL U'CI Jub. Gooo 11taruna ~for UM«Vtcw padoQ on l'X])t'T Apply 6 hou.r urh ~vt'nlna. Wile fr growth potential ••ALOfftCI 73$ Uth St . II U M Y. Irvin ~ artll wllh llln\ co paid 800ToSlaM m.-__ i __ ----_6.ll_TlZl___ __ bend1t1 pOchae to ln· MORESWlTII HF.Al.'nt FOOD tsAK on ________ _. dMdu.il sbow1n& dt'SU"e EXPF.RJENC't-: bc-ach nn-ds attractive JOeMTHI & •Plllude t o learn t'\ve-Carlolfl4·e bntblCersulldor cowaler TIMISHAAITUM Ch u1ce or 2 maJor Vaned actl\rltlei. hdp 873-234S medical ans &t 2 dental We wi.U tram TIDW6hartw &ti ltt ~ plans + hre IJ\S • co, pcaact ~fits tml W4MTID Goorae CharlP'I ufft-n. pro f 1 t :. ha r 1 n g & AllPl.YbetWHn 8-ll Handyman for llgbt lb~Commtbatoo employee iocenuve pro- llS3PT-oducllo0 Place malntedance. and cle"ll Rap1dCloi.1n&s gram " Triatrung l\""IY ~Beach up 'nus LI a S.day 'Week LA:a(b ...- posH i On w 1full Cl) You'll be selling dt" CIMCO i'V benefn.s Musthavevabd velopcr 1nvcnlc>rv In 2J6S81tgs Gasalv.f1ce Cali fornia drive r ~ ' 4 ...... , w-..--" Pueru. Vallatta. + re· Costa esa -VWA --bc.-eme Apply an person sala In Hawa11. Tahoe & Cl block So. ol Baker Xlait co benef Typing 50. Mon. F'rl 6fl ·:1 Pe~ CaW'omla. 1--·°'-f R•edh-•il•J> __ _ • J J. J_J 1.::'.::TEN::·:~· Im~~ 1• 1t.1tmwm11111rfhlod'ldw .... WiftCJ11111 m.irv htrklt> .i1tt'nn I ISM/mo. Complete care UJJ :::r\L! I d 84 year old woman CE 170Newport C1r Dr NB I who bas hypertension. , MAIMTENAN Stea&S 640·2920 Feed. bathe, clothe. pre-, 3416Via Lido. NB SPECIALISTS 1()0'; FREE pare mt'd1cally pre-Call Warren Townsend 2HD SHIFT sen bed food. Administer 1---•67•5•·1.s.12 ___ _, General ()(face . LEARN THE lmRANCE BUSINESS med1cat1on and make -l~iote need for <k>ctor's appt. Must have Jr or Sr H 1 g h f o r I NtpOf'sible individual 1 yr. this experience. mecllaruc's helper. ~hn wfttt 0 "'"""'*" eH)ht fhle room and board +I wage. FUii time :.um salary. Call aft SPM. mer.63l-8 7. pars experience in Com.act nearest Employ-Bedrical, MKhanicai, ment Development Dept Kennel help. over 18. ...._...MJ & Weldlft9 oor ~.377-014. Ad paid custodial duties . Mon fundiOftS. Xlnt. Co. I -nets. 557 0020 • •rafili. forbyemployer. 1 1 Fri. RAM. Celesual Ken HOSTESS I ..._. Mftd rHlllM to: A progl"e!ISive insurance II Apply 1n p er son to IOTCteil HELPER SHILEY. INC. company IS ln need or 8 I a c k b e a r d · SI AJU ltme. Mesa Verdt! 17622 Gilt.tte A•e. career minded J>("Ople Resuurant. 4250 Mart·, Caw. Hosp. 661 Center.. lrtw, Ca 92714 loolang to break into the/ IBen~!~e Way. Newport Co&ta Mesa. ' L'~uaJ Oppor Emplov.-er exc1llng insurance fi eld. .. .... L LAf LA.HDSCAl'E __ _ H you enJOY working' HOSTESS 5'ECIAUST I :\tanne with figures. have.In· fornewhouslngtract-4 Weare lookrngfornncx-1 OOAT YARDWORKEH itiative and an aptitude days week. Hunt. Beach. perienced lands.cap t• L' p r T d for analy ti c al and Fardelalls848-4772. groundskeeper ror CdM :, r-'IX'!:,..,20t;)Chl SI(' ... '1,~·:. clertcal work . havel public garden. FUii tirne.l ..'.:_an~e. """' • t '' ' gener a l orfice ~it · ~I. permanent. Call 673·2268 MARKET RESEARCH perience. are accurate Hottsekeeper. exper . M 0 n . F r i . co. on a 10 key, have gOod pref. Bl-lingual. • • 8:30am-4:00pm. I Cash for your opinion typl°" s kills (~wpm ) Maids. p/t lo start. • • I M k t h · and bave comm and of Service persons. • • Landscape m&1.11tenaoce ~ ~se:g~ l8-~ the English language, Front desk clerks. exper. Foreman needed. Vaned n come see us for an ln· .-J but not A l ~ ~ll llme perma-to answer questions on ·-""-w 1 II'""'"· nee. PP Y I comwner products We ..,.-~..,....,. e ha_ve sev~ra lo person. Hotel Sao nenL Good co. bene fits. wUI S8 . c ll hall time poa1Umis 1m· Maarteo. 6M s. Coast A·p p I y a t A " H pay you · a meci"ely available. Hwy., Lag. Bcll. 1 Landscape, 23811 Via Co mm u n 1 c a t i o o s -Fabricanle, Ml.s&ion Vie· Research ~-8317 We offer a good starting fliel Front Desk Clerk. jo. 168-47SL. Matlire lady needed in !!'!!.~~_. .. ?!~I~!~,.~~.-?!~ NurNI NursH Moa.AM MUISIS ~-ISTIY H11ili .•s •· LYll's • ms PAY UTE •IWE Eamlnas up to• RN's .... Up to ... SU2+ LVN·s .. Up to .... 171 + Aides .... Up to ........ S54 Appl,y--Quallry MOl•AM MUISIS l•ISTIY 1625 Mesa Verde Dr. Plaza E Ste 213 -·Costa Mesa <Acrocsa Kona Lanes> 5461111 * 631-1313 Morolo1 maintenance. fuil ltnW. 5 30All·lPM Mec hanical a bllHy belpful.m.JO MOTOR ROUTE ~ 7.3 30" 3-11 '30. Top Salary. Out.standing benefits Regular &t rnenl raiaes 2 weeks vacation alter l yr. Ma· yx medical. dental & hre ins. at no c ost t o employet Jl1aphlp Con· valescent Center. 6-e~ OFTICE WORK -Will tram $ltD per week to surt. Open sam to 8pm !m-8413 Office help needed for rapidly growtng oU co 1n C.M. Mu.st be good w1lh r1gures and have pre· lm.mediate opportunity rar part·lJllle eamlngs 'The Daily Pl~ ba~ a IJVJl« route available Ln tbe South L.a J!\I n a area Delivery. a rternoons . Monday thru rriday. mornings Saturday & Swxtay. No monthly door collections. Earnings about $500 per month g r os s . R e l l abll' transportation and small cash deposit required. Call 642·4321. Foslt:r Ouellet. fordPtalL'i • vious office expenence. Newspaper PmE.UP mEMBLER With at least l year l~· pcr1ence, preferably news paper f:xn•l l('nt t'OffiPilllY benefits Appl) betWl'efl 9 A.\t & 6 P~1. :\tonday tnru Frida) ORANGE COAST DAILY P'ILOT 330 W. lay St. CodaMfta ~~ Es: .. oyet MIGHT AUDITOR Apply Craig Presle} S.in Clemt!nte Inn. 125 W F.splandian Ni¢itClub S o u n d m " n t-. x perienced. Live mus11· 645-0478, Marty. i-lfl !!pm. Nurses Aide, Compa'mon Part time ~ per hr. 642-2686 NW"SeS Aides needed for day shi.1\ in Coov. Hosp. Good working cood. Xlnt . beoerlt s w1insurance. Apply . Beverly l\laoor, 340 VIC· lDn8 Ave. C.M. Posilloo orrers variety and responsibility lo • motivated 1nd1v1dual. Ca.II for appt &W-9661. CXf1C\' GET IN OH THE ACTION! •TYl'IST •SlCltETARJES •Wo.Dl'IOC. •Cl.BU( •ACCOUNTING •ASSIMILHS • W ARl:HOUSE You'll find 1t al hell> thru tempora.ry ass1Rn ments Work t1 few da)s a wttk . .J fu ll Wl'Ck or more the cho1c4• 1:. Y"'1r.> Top P3~. paid vtH•auon. referral honu<>t.., ~l!:Vl::HA fEE S EAVICE !::> Call or come ln today lMne. 833-1441 21.02 8'LSIMSS Clr Or. Suit.e208 Hum. Bch. 847 .3498 16l.S2 Beach Blvd. •230-E salary and complet e Ocean Front Resort in\ TEA & SYMPATHY'S beneft1s package along Laguna Beach. Evening Landscape F or e man krt.chcn 1o.3 Tues Sat ,!\lo·-;"" W1lh a "promote from shift. 3'MO hrs. Some ex-needed. r u II · t 1me ·1 ~ A 1 ·--~ Laguna Niguel. 831-0542 'Z7957Cabo within" policy. 1 perience oo PBX & NCR 1 permanent . uper'd & $4.00 · to st.art. PP >' HEMODtAL YSIS . required. Call 4~7 47i21 strong background only 3-Spm 300 E . 11th St · Please apply in person all 8am to 4pm Mon Lhru nc:ed apply Apply at C:. ~ the personnel depart· Fn.forappt I ZJllll Via Fabncantc,Stc l menl Friday, Monday lOl. M v bt wn g.3 MF'..CHANlC-S200 Week andTuesdayonly I 7084151 I Will tram. Open llam 1 HOUSECLEANERS upj -Spm 995-8413 1 PACIFIC to$.;'>prbr.cir.645·5l23 LEGALSECRETARY MECLfANIC I I neOOed fOC" busy HB law .-· e x per MUTUAL \ orfice L1t1gat1on exp Porsche mechanic. must r-~ati H111111dl-rs req.,25-30 hrs/wk. Sal have own tools. busy --~-r· °"' $4·$4.!iO pr hr+ bonus. 968-0366 !>h o p . co mm1 'i!>1o n ~ I F\illorP/l'worit. Rapid open. wages . Goo d w ork RH/l~ QiUcal Care l::xp. pre· £erred WLll lrain for Lh1s Specialty Alll tlmt• In :\liss100 V1e10 714-831·1800 345 CW. St. I advancement. Must be LEGAL SECRETARY -1 ha_ bits. Ray Stephens t._..&Cllltoftl UI. bave ~ns. & speak Must be exper. Xlnt Aut.omolive.631·2092 Costa MeM. CA nuent English. lmmed. I skills. Xlnt. pay & benc. Nursing 92626 ~~gs. 848.7080• &'>l·9J39 MECHANICAL Camidlt Wortdftg IL EGA L T RAI NEE MFGTICHMICIAH For An l1tc:hl1try An F.qual Opportunity HSKPR/ _BABVSl_TT~R REC E PT l ON IS T - Empk>yer M/f' -For infant, live '"·I Good spelling & typing a Two years experience Leader. Refs. CdM. 760-94.22 must. o.c. airport area working with m inute Srruth Tool. a leadini:: GIRL ntlDAY Is :;.. 1833-0352 parts. Medical compan} mam.dactur!'r in lht• lool· -· · I IMSPECTION TllAJHEE E•""'ll"nl benef1ls & I '"0 tndu..,lr. .. mainl<t lD'\ days. Llt.e typm11. bkkRP """ " u.., & add.1ng ma ch reqd To learn allMpba.ses or Ill· Live-in. well educated woritmg condJl1ons.. :\!is supenor v.orkinR rond1 Equal OpportunJ\y Employer M F H ORDER DESK RECEP· 110NlST -If you are bnght.. eoerget1c & detail mi.oded we have lht' lob ror you. 60wpm. Xlnl !>t.art.u\R salary. S44}.<r737 oc send resume to Panro POBOX 1B823. Irv. 92714 Part U1ne Sales & Sales ~emeoL National ~gCorp.expand lni ln Orange County Call Mr. Ma s ten 567-8116. PART-TIME help want· ed. ~ pro shop m N 8 Will train Ca ll (Ms 644--0052 , ~nou.cuu Weuve u lmmedia&. ..ma for • Payroll dal db a mlnlauun of 2)'11tJ~ rib. medfum •h•d mnr1 plmt. 1be penon we are Mtldnc will have bad t.be full ~blUty for tbe P8Yrol( function. Can· did ates mu11t be ex· ps\enced with enurina payroll into the com• pWrized system. have aood typing, • JO lley skills and be kncwtledga · b&e ot standard tax tables w:. If you like a busy and demandinc position please cont.act : lnillejMewport ...... 111·1711 .~ t00%EmployerPaid · ........ s,.cwKn 1&40 Monrovia. c M P90DUCT ASSM'T PllSoH Deeded for fast P•<'e ptiarmaceutkal com - PM.Y· Yon lhru Thw-s watt week. FUU benefits . 131-1155. &e342'7 E O E QC INSPECTORS -For Sail Maker. Ne 0 .C. 8J.tllOrt. 6am to • 30pm. Mon-Thurs. 979-1483 • l'IX OPSlA TOil • Part ume or ruu tun~. days or eves Must be able lo work som e 9UAIJTYCOMTIOL wkend.s T yping skills tMVICTOtl req ~{any co. benefits. Le8d1n« manufacturer of EX>E spa " SJOO' eqwpmenl Is Fash. ls. area~lllO In need ol experienced A.irportarea~ usembly hoe quality ---''--------• OOfllrOl clerks. ThJs Is an Personnel x1nt. opportunity rn a fast RECORDS CLE:llK growmg company. ofrer· ~ our ad 10 today's ang ~unty & growth c lass1f1 ed s under ~-Wages bued Cle ric al. PA C IFIC on experience. Phone MtmJAL Penoonel: 714'54G-4811. Pholo Booth Atwndant .1 lo6 Ca II fl40. 7293 -------- Pictur e framer . part ume. expenenced Art World Frames. 660 ~ Coast Hw) Lag Sch -t!M-&l<X5 Real Eata&.e loans, N wpt Brh 2nd TD firm seeks l"Xper'd loan officer . RE llr req Comm.only 17141 ~3 Peoplt' net ded 1n . un \l'l Beach ofc, top rommu.s\on ('all Hod II yam., 1714) 146-5502 Plant ~anager lvr J small but fa.sl growing 2 sh&ft mlg.. plant. Santa Ana Quahr1e d can dldates will have 1 han~ onl s upervisory e'< pmence & will be able to roordl.rulte act1v1ues UJ ~hastnR. schedulJng & m\mtory control E'< penence tn lube r abncal I LIU! & weldulR processt"• would be d t-,1rablt' Rere1v1nl( Clerk. full Salary lo S30.000 w l(ood llm l'. r etail c lothing growth potcnual S.•nd More. experience prt!· re<>UIDe & salary h1s.tvr) ferred. Wlll tram. HNI to R. Woolsey P l::. 16 8 ~·30 Mon-Fri. Call OUcary. lrvtM. 9271.5. Nancy,6"-5070 RETAIL SALES IN l'IT STOii, TIOPICA&. FISH, lllDS. CASHlllS, • MAM't• TIA..._ De.~ t"11"" pert-time, over 11 onty s.nt. Ana. Orange G-0311. Newport Beach 644--01180, Laguna H ii ls 586-3112, Costa Mesa. S.A~l.99C. RN Part time relier Supervisor ll·7 :30AM. Mesa Verde Coov. Hoep. 661 Cent.er. CoeU Yes a. SAUS SALES CARHR7 ..-.&WOMIH Bauer Motors ls in need al two salesperaons. Ex· penence not necessary; wewWtrain. You need not apply un· k!SS Well~med Have positive atutude Ability to learn -- And rno5t ot a.JI. a strong desire for an out.slandmg • career with a sucessful. edhus&aStlc & growing c:oix>ral.IOn. Top company benefits: Demo Plan Available Health 4. We I n.s. Pud Vacauon.s Don't pass up this g real opportunity. Apply in penlOO today .. "I M 0..-.. C..., 29125 H.arbor Blvd. COSTAYIBA PLASTICS WORICBS ltlCWI ICMST s.s AccouDl R.epresea-~-belpflll. It typing &a&iWll to sell OYet' the & taon wortl XlDt co. phone to rda.11 ouUeU. bmef11s lnfonDal offke Morgan E mployment 4cMr40W . ...tl c.M. Millie aft u11: Aef.DcY.IZMeuVerde EDl.DllNDUSTBJES 64S-SD> E .• Suite 213. Coata 2101 DIM! Sl. N. B I Mesa.. Acro&a from O.C. Airport ~-typ&Sl. com· ~1511 al.·1575 IIUllly assoc. olf ice for NEVER A FEE 2 Pl.AYGJR.LS-4 911> homes s Days. 9 A~f Part woe Pbooe Work lo 6 P)t Pa1*.11b en· 6 to 9 vtronmenl. W1lb IJ.beral . bene{'rt ~-Salary ~~Hr.~ Boo~ commensur-a~ with H · 6mcmthCommiLmenl pm~ ~ resume Call btwn l·SPM '>taung salary l'f'QW~· 751-3400 I n-.'f'll to :"11guel Shores Community J\noc1a· PLUMBERS HELPER -~ Niguel Shores Will I.ram S200 w~ Lu Rd .~~ N1Ruel 92677 slart ~n 8am-8pm Rt'rept1on1 st . for fas t SAUS/ASSIST. Exciting video store . CdM. Mgmt potential. For mlo call 640-S()QJ SAl.15 C&.al( ror marine hardware store 111 Npt. &b. Expr nee. F 'time. Im med. All ro. benef1t.s. Ca pt a in ·i; Lodter. 64:>-1711. EOE MF. ~13 ~ Tea~ht>r want· ed. Cert1!1cal~ or 11x peneoce. AM & After ooons Ill Newport Beach I c:au Su,,an 640-a20. ttrow1ng Ad Agenq· SAi ES Cl.Bl( ~ bnghl & chatminR . lad)• to ~ customers f\111 time. some ll;IC~· . Knowledge ot cashiering & handle phooes 111 pro-I or cosmetics helpful. fes6. manner. Must be Ca ll for inter view_ fast .ti accurate typLSl. I S46-8770 Mary or Cliff. Good pay & co benefits. PRESSER-Dryrleaners. 8J3.-ll.26for app t. I SALESOOUNSELORS erper'd. fuJl -ume. Call -Remember wbeo you for appl 548-2221 REC E PT I 0N1 ST 1 AS· 'M!re a k.ld aod wanted to --.. r1;"..... SISTA.VI'. m.iture. Cull· earn your own money ., ..--~ ........ Urnt'9ll ·l~ I Well we have seven! A B D 1" 3 6 o I l .-k ·~_.;.,..,.,.1ST-lads· who do. but lh.ey Camera Pleasant Wont· ~ ••V'l""I 1og cond1l10n). good P\ea.saolpersonalJty,llte needamatureassttllve PnterMngtCo 831-74441 specUon. ust pass co.I woman to care for my 21 s1on V1eJo area Only lions which rl\UI lhl· physical lncl. back. x. 1 children and home Ages Uia>e Sl'Ckmg permanent good·IJfe environmt·nt of GfftL RIDAY Ray. Taking apphra· 2 & 4. Rderences req empl?yment nrt'OU benefits Pl P . Cosl.t typmg Corl>O'att> olfice. adult to ~perooe aod l'ARTTIME Me5a. :-O:pt Bc-h Apply in ~Beach ~ counse-1 them 10 sales EVIMMGS person. 2.98-B E 17lh St on«il.ed jobs from 6-9 Ma~ wor;rian needed St rat o fl e 1t . 1 7 6 7 I 83:J.,3M the opporturuty lo uulne far cim&LaUoo dept. of Armsll"Ong Ave. Irvine, I 1 1 your potenual an a way Assist 111 ed.Jtor surve~ With or without lYPUli:! Slalt. Sl00.00 week poteo- at PllMTIHG. .. 1 itiCB'llOHIST PM daily. $4.00 br lo outdoors news paper. EO.E A Keodavis lnd.I LUNCH & DlNN E RI MedlcaJ Rl'<'CpL1omsl 1'\s· lhathosp1tal<iran't orrer Lncated nr. OC AJrport. Co. I HOSTESS positions s1s tant for full time Because 1t will be up lo 3S br wort week. No ex· I LI Ca It & Cl e m p Io y m e n l. Ca II you -and not the head rooducted from our of oeeded. Top pay. Tem· liaJ. Phone~. ExL fice al tbe Orange Coa.sl Proo( reader & 1te«>enl porary & full lliM. Call 45>between2and6 PM. Daily Piiot. S 30 9 30 olfice rlencal pos1t10n I Tod Services at 979-0164 ASK FOR LAURIE pr. nee. Call Myrt 1-4.30 ava • 1 eaver '64·1CX51 ~ -to make lmpor-al S4CMZl2. I INSPECI'ORS Res t au r a n l , N . B . tant decislOOS. Mm-Fri. 9:»1 ·30 Satur E o E day Gttalfor roUee1ans avl.11. at Detuns Pnn. I.E. L..d s.IH . . I 9.c. 752-25311 anytune. Medical Assist.ant Front GU •RDS I IHSPECTOtlS MACHINJSr / ASSEMBLE & back office. ~xpenence A . Requires 1·3 years ex· 1 _ Npt. &h. manul. or helpful Call Ann at f'u.11 " part lime. All p('rience. Ability to use food procl-s!11ng eqwp 847~ af re.abs .d UAn If o2rlm s va r Io u s Pre c i sion needs qualified person Medlcal part lime posi- nd moonu~bt "' • .,,, ters. 54 y~ o6d rom· 1 SAL""' a er.. _.. pany m Laguna Hllls ot 10.150/oCI '•"-cc..:> And that's not a ll Firs t wee ONLY fen xlnl beneC1u. Call I S..1'1hS..ad DfstridM•1911 Becauseilw\Jlalsobeup REQUIREMt-:NT IS A Tem71<195l-9500 955-1402 I T,...._ to you lo determine th" GOOD VOICE . Ca 11 n...11u Pilot t medical acei!ptab1hty or ~-4321 , ext 312 ufler PRINTER OR for AB I A* far Mr. fv•s ~ newspape s·J> PM. Monday thru n. k ...,,, ood •-I arculalloa department. umis 0~~: _ _.ges 1 or measunng devices. Ex· w1all around machanc over. l'U:\m:u we come. celleol benefits Please tion for I girl office in No experience nee. App-1 b t shop exper Must have Costa Mesa. OB G VN ex· Job applJcants. prepare ~ftU .,.c ...;.,, g pa y .. j Tbis highly successful tndustnaJ accident re· ,._·_' 11UOJ-------flexible hrs. for exper'd • Reltaura.nCOOKt S h , • local newspaper _ as an ly Universal Protectioo ~:~:'4m. e w ee r own tools. Please call pcnenceonly. ~·3441 Service. 1226 W. 5th st9.IY IMC Jim.642-9090 p o rt s a n d h a n d I c person. H. B 898-8495 <sno:w'l'OC>C"""' ~ foe 8 trainee in ~eneies. This 1a u ~u:~...,-. I ti ; P,..,. TIME _1.,...~ A.......Jy in person rcu a on sa es. MB>ICAL shirt opening, ,., nu"""" _. servtce•coUectionarea. Street. Santa Ana In· ' • terView hours 9-12 & l-4 17ax>Gilletle Ave Irv Machinl.st 12:~to8:~m. U you are 20 or over. & ~AMARIA Selecled applicant will We need a good lathe Insurance. busy OB· EVDl .... S I IQolang for a carttr op-OanaPt.Harbor recevealiberalst.artlng Mon lhn& Fri. F.qual 0ppoc Employer GYN otc. varlous duUes. 1be bulc ~uirements na porturuty 10 pnntmg. ap· ». Moo·ThW'I. salary • re 1 ia11 r l y man. tracer ex-per. pref. f!XPS"preferred.. 556-«>'Jl include a California Enterprtslng adults . ply al PENNYSAVER. Reslaurant &Cbedltled railes, bon- GUAIDS R.EUABLE SECURITY OFFICER NEEDED. With own tranaport.atioa for Orange County area. Uniforms furntsbed. Paid vacation. Full & part time. Relired welcome. Call for appt 751-2454 L011JS INVE.SI'IGATlON &SECURITY •--u~ 1._ Sm. growing ahop. xlnL Regiatered N u rse 0¥9' %1 with Dynamic, 19>PtaCflftlia.CM. -·-"'-.. -• .. vfi..-.. ... _....,., ......,. ... ...,. ~..a.ing ........ ds. Wesco Ur'r>U'.t.I SECRETARY· Ad N •. .. i t I • ______ , •. PenonaJ LiDes ...,... ........ ~ 1 lJceale and a minlmum v e n l u r o u s e w • e .. c n.. iqe benefit.I sucb a s Strong Persooal Lines Maid, C.M. 642-414.2 Elper' seneral pract ce at Ulree ,_,... RN ex· pencoaliues. who en.Joy PnntJng rettauraat ~-Npt. paJd vacations. paid Underwriter. Opportunl· l---------i olc.llOlNo.TwsUn.San&. ~But above all wo rk ing with and Pressman. AB Dick. Ex· Bcb.. l.rvuleatta. 0peo. srouPlneuraDce. tile ID• ty to learn commercial. lbcbioi.st Ana. Salary com41:_ elle. we're loolljq fOC' a motlvaUng youths ages per.&'48233 N 8. 101• for cuhleu. awance A dent.al COY· Good benefits. aalary ~AL memurat.e w/exper ~ profetaiooal wbo isn't lOk> 13.. $4.00 hr to start. count.et' help. prep, fr open.Call7l4J549.2120. da.y wk. conskkr part· afraid to make lmpor· S100 a week potential Prinlln& ~-f\IU-Ume fr part· =-• must be ll. MAC ... ST time. 973-1.5115 t.lddedliooa. Phone 64H32l Ext. 250 Pan/Alli time. Blndery time. Call Mr. £ncliah. hew a IOOd drivU.C te· •-··---D•Y .rut-between2and6 P M helper. 644-8233. N.B-.... 1 •Cftll ___. ._.__ ·-1-... ..... ....,...GitOW HEALTH candida; m~~~ve s+ ~ SCTRY Since w 're a dlvialon of ASK F~~.1tUR1E Production Woricer. Hood ...., . .,....,. ~ uAM.ii>ii; M~ a AJMSEXAMIMER years related exper.. ~'° .. ~lll:i",!~tflge~inJ Smith lntemaUonal. a -----1 Sails. First lay-out. Reltaurant tbru Friday. Saturday work from blueprints. _...... Fortune 500 company. Party Consul tanl ' u 1TH. Full time. Variouspositlom&1valla· overtime available aa ExSaJper at lust l ytr . Must have labrlcated Npt. Beach. lab office. we can offer you top OUIUr Person. full lime :_:.. .,_..,,, ble. Day • ru&bt ahlfts. needed. ary commensur a e new tooling ac repatr eit· Salary: to $1200fmo salary and a benefit ind Sa tu -~--------~in~: SkJmly llJQa&ltequ.WiedA"" w/aper.S.-1787. is&ing tooling lo produc:· b&<ltdonexpr. 548-SSll package surpassed by · lu.rdays. APPv Hawn Reltaur&Dl, •1 ~ID...,,...lM tim. We offer xl.nt. com· ~u ...... 111 •• ua none. JrmNewport Blvd.. CM. P R 0 D U C T I 0 N Yocttown. Hw.Unstoo arnpaper clrulatloa pall)' beoefita 1Dcludlng -~ -'91 ___ ... ___ ., 1MIN£~ Rubber~ 8Hcb. bw'IW'M,WlolMof· medical. deotal, • op-Permanent fulJ.llme UJUU'relook1qforl00d ~ Must pass co. 6ee, -W. Bay, Co1CA tical u.uruce. Pleaae career mercbandl1io1 Income. top beDlftta and pmf .gp ~ loci. baclc X-~ -.. AM for 8•"1 applylDpenoa: l"8lt lreet1na c&lrdl lD .....,•bi.tit)'. Aad lfow Ray. Tallia,-appUca· COOICS a.111f or Km Qeddanl, stalY IMC. rtUU atoret ln tbe H.B.· Or-. County loeaUon !!HB•L£1 t.lona bhm 1·10 only . Brellefaat ablft. H · 011J....,. Wore lGA.W l'l900~Avelrv C.M.areu.Cilll (714) ....-k>10UlbeoMDCI Al.-: Stratoflex , 11871 ...--oelJ.App\1ln or.a.r2Pll.llOD·l'ft.. EQualOpporlmployer -..btwn7PM-9Pll. )'OUI' reeume and ~l W\t.b at i..t l year ex-AnllltrOnl Ave, Irvine. penon. Beneflll avail.' E.O.E. • l•--------i ...WX.~toorc.U: =:::er.P~!~~~I:~ E.O.E. A Kadavla Ind. =· m E. 11th. W. Gtrt. Part time fOC' .... Tlilt.. SMITH TOOL ('JOalpilll1 beMl\ta. Appl)' _;Co.______ ........... Medical manufactunn1 between t AM 6 SPiii. WI..-. P IT. Lacua• ...- comp101 n eed s a ~tbnl= ..n-..a "' .. .-1 • _._ worker. Mathlne shop 178'71 Von Karman Ave. y IN p N '"'•-'* ...,. mo, • • .., Sill I I t l a. lrv1 CA •• neL ,., .. -N ... n ...., & Dec. Aae »& ... r , OU IO llJ • experlence requl red, ne. OIM•I COAST ~ ~ ~ .. IUO/t!I ..._. frtmdly, \8 yrs or older. hi1h school machine 1714957-3600 DAA.YPILOT ----· r ull or P I T . Jr . s hop ok . Excellent JJOW ••YST .., .. ,..,. .,._ RETA IL SALES -~· • benellta • worilln1 ton· AnAICirmaUveActlon ·-• ,... t 1.....,. Tite Hardwue ult•. fiall· SecoedQlanee dltione. Ml11ion Viejo Employer ... M •F. COITA..sA DM.YPILOT • 11 11 U.. .-llloa la retaU maW.Oc.aDlroat.NB anie.Only t.bolt teekina ~ £--... ._...... hardware a tore. Se• mmt permanent employment ~~~~~~~~~! --, _. .,......, -.. ,.. St H W ..S apply. Call Su11n, ~ IOml!lhint 10U want r: .,,... ......... ...,. .,. •• or eve. · · • -co MU! Cluaified ads do U.w .....__..,_.. to Mll ! W r l I Ill t C o · l 2 • -· It wil.142•'871. ~~It well ~~~~~~!!!!~I ...;Rl;.:;a;.:;ct;.;.;1;.;;.d;..;;•.;.;•...;;C....;ll_.;._.. _ __;1 ~~~~~~:!!!~~ SEX:RET ARJAL l'IOOUCTION P\AfiMHG DEPT. SALES TRAINEE Basic skills wUI Include Small well-established moderate typing ability. manuluturer or e lec-Pref. some background lrical dislributaon eqwp· 111 buic malh Ir elemen· ment ls loolung for •fl· try blueprint reading., gress1ve Uld1vldu.als who' Ca n bega n 1 m m e d . want. a career an r1eld llOOtmosta.rt.ingsalary. sales. 'The appl.Jcauon of lhe type o( eqwpmenl we ROSAN. INC. manufac ture 1s not' Newport Beach 548-5533 I earned overn I g h l. An ~ual Opportunity therefore Ous opponun1-J:.:mploye r ty reqwres an 1nd1v1dual 1---------- wilh intell.Jgenre. leam- lllg abll.Jty, patience. ag- gressiveness, & above all, the desire to makt' saJes a can-er for It takes a marumum of 2 years to hecom c .in dlcrt1vt' :ililcs mcl1v1dual in the d{'('lncal mdus trv. 2v r.., <'ollcge n :qu1 r t'd w'1th rnalh or £'nS!lnt"t•nni:: ma JOr or 5 y ear., In an l'\IWval1tnt t·1w1runm1•nt. U1hn.1?ual prl'fl•rrt•d . Ht-!tum1• rPquirt•d. In tnnnauon not prov1d('<1 SECaETARY Of'f1CEOFTHE PRESIDENT Corp headquarters for statewid e investment services firm. f'a!>h1on lsland. Excellent car~r oppor wilh d1vers1ty & challmge. Must possesi:. top-level ext-cut1ve '>t>c~nal ('Xper. Call 640-0123 Moo lhru f''r•. I !l :.>am·S JOpm ''" phone. lnl 1tn 1ew Saturday Call lor :ip Secretary JlOllltmt•nl ~2011 UNICORN EUCTR.ICAL PRODUCTS Anaheim C;\ S.\Ll:S the 'Pa & hot * ENGI NEERING SECRETARY Our SUCCt'S.\fuJ ~rowtb In the computer manuf ac tunng field has madl' Uus pas1llon avaJlable. SEWERS. l'ATTERN MAKER, DESIGNER. SAMPLEMAKt:R Cnaybo OngLnab K31 2630 Loo king for S harp Professionals ~eeking supp lnconw 963 4142. SHIPPING ~CYG DRIVER. Full t ime Mw.'t have Callr h<'. & gd driving red. 646·88Hll Telephone sollcalors .__,EXTaACA.SH? Guara.oteed earnings or $3.S-O to $8 per hour +oommissloo + boou.s. Immediate openings. part Ume. days or even lnes. Easy leads for welJ known esC..blished rirm. llMlll TEL.EX OPERATOR Experienced Tele x Operator for tra ding firm in N.8. S5.S-01hr. Shipping & Rece1v1ng. p/tlme. 1.30·5 .30pm Colt.a Mesa Stationers. Mon.-Frl. Please call An· 270 E. 17th St . C.M. APP· neue. &I0-6313. ly ln person 10-12. --------- SHIP ,IUCSYIHG ASSISTANT n e e d e d f o r pharmaceutical corp Job duties wilJ include some production work • Hrs: 8-5. Mon lhru Fri. FUU benefits. 631·1~ SHOE SALES. Wanted, full or part time. Good Co . bene fit s. Future mgml. positions Poss1 ble. Apply in person bt-t. !lam & llam. 3077 s Bnstol, C.M. SIUCSCREEH OPERATOR And S et U p l::xper perm pos ition Good bt>ncf Xlnt wor k 1n~ c o n d . C ;\I . a r c .1 714~1-0700 S t at1 ont-ry St o re 1n Corona del Mar need1> ex pr'd s alh lad). t'u ll lime. 5 days. Xlnt work uu; rond. upec1ally Cine cllentele. 675-10 10 •TL SECY• Now baring t elephon e secretaries Cor a ne w conc~pl In answering service. P/lime or f/llme shills avai.lable. Include:. some wknds. Typing . ;JSwpm r eq'd . Many employee benefits avatlabll'. Salary : BlO/mo to start r1t1me' increases according to your prog~. You will be Cront-0m re to many important bus Nt'cd good lone or voice. as . Sur~. ap~arance & amblUoll. Call Mon .. f rl. morn. 646-4871 t; 0 f; TRAINEE The Dally Pilot has an operung ror a traln('t.• in the Oass1fied Advl'r:tu. 111g dcpartmt·nt. tr you can type about 4Swpm ~lectrlc a nd ar~ not afraid of a telephone. we'll train you for a telephonc ~all's de'k Salary plus comm1ss1on on all advertising you lake over lhe phonl' t:x· eel.lent rompan )' benehu STOCICClHK .'.:<'4."dc'd for small fn<'nd ly electronJc1> co m CO!.td ~t~a .\1 fo', will train. full lime, i:ood benrflls S3 25 hr 10 ),tart Call · mclud.mg medical, den la.I, life IJlSurance. crcod1t uruoo. etc tu b 1ndu-.t r> ha -. 11uadruplt'CI in lo.alt•.., in lhe 1 ...... 1 4 > r .. & ,, 'lllll Wo\4'\AA Wt• tram )OU lndt-pcnclt•nt ronlractorl-. ~tatu..., dy' 646-6059, eve'.> ~ ~orl\75 1227 Re,pon_,1ble for typing or ~:.tl3 ('ngmce ring s pec1f1r &1 · 1-------f"or inlt'n'1ew. please call Sandwich & !>al;id a:. t1 ons and c or rf's po n · TAJLOR for hne men & denc c . a s w ell as womens appart>I F'ull t"'>tablJshmt: and main time Newport liear h I tauung hll' system~ and 95& I~. c~ng IJbrary. Wall be taught data entry into Teacher. full lime r htld Pt.-rsorule I ()(fl c e . 6424321. ext 2TI ORAHGE COAST DAILYPtLOT :mW.BaySt .. CM Equal Opportunity Mw:h ••• ....................... • #ifdll IOOI ....................... WESTMlNSTER ABBEY ANI"IQUE MALL o.i.J,y lo-6. f'rt 1 ().!I O.OSEDnJESDAY U7Sl We.stnuoster Ave GardenGrove ~6103 Cash paid for antique shop Inventories Call L•rry M o r gan ffi4 )~ ..... .. -................. ,.... IOI •• • I• .. lllllllM KE!JliHOND ~· AKC ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.. •••••• .. ••• .... • . :.\atrua:is O..... llre. Mi r p._ • AnUque oak bool er. moo. MOYJNO llt1ST la.LI .. , .... , ........... : .. • !.~ !: ...... !.! t P t 'I · Illa o.ai upri&ht piano. Amq. *-'· ,_. rt· aNC ar.w &a _., _,_,._ .... lpm btn. coad.., 11700. CIU a*r.--. 1' -,oo11M 6 .. -. •u• , ... K-hftl ........ AXC • ......., brw h11p -· 3 nod ............. ChaD'plon line. Oya W Aoola • udt. •· _-. _______ _ 511·910, ev• U'1 · llLS C.ompl dln Mt MOO. Twla dr'awlr drtlM.r llO. evtt mat.,.._ like nu m S11'D s,ri•1• S,.DJtl pu,.. ea. AJtUcuae1. 84t-490S 1-----~--AICC ~td. Champ evea.Da11•1·9WJean. CHM Orummal 1'1 ' b6oodl&ne. D00.14SotS21 "--.. ••-..... wt• ch.-. .........,. Bwnper pool ~ ..... -"" • ... iame table . Call Qast.om Jld, Xln(. concS. 5Sa.--. A.KC P\11' pup. 3-M fawn colcn. PIPt'rl 4' ahota 8wtl.a. 9M-*2 alt s. Pd 1800. Sac S3SO. ~6. Golden Retriever f~m. t ' couch. neutraJ w/green IOwtul. AKC. Cham_..on 1115. Antique dresser. oak bne. mo. Dys· 1S4-1m. srs.~12 ~----~~--~~~ eves .11113-tWl. ~tFwwftwt OOLDEN R41trlever pu111 BARGAIN PRICES A.KC. Champ. bloodline MoW1a out ol •l•~ Lg i U•ranteed 1200. See bookcase. Ital Prov. pare nts . 1131 ·0~17 or 8drm.sola.2 upholchrs • &1.1·5389 end tables. corr~e tbl. ~ rm set. All excel Yorb.tu.tt Tem er puppy. maJe, AKC. a ll shots S2.'50 494-2817 MimalW'I! Dachsund Pup P'A!l6 Born 3 9 !Kl Ca II alter 5pm. 714 548 1430 DOG HOUSE · 1-~or lar1otc dog, sturdy, .,.,ell bwlt $1() 547 3182 6 mo old red r hJm,PIOfl sired Dobl~ pup. fomJll' . show qlly S200 494 4156 an1. Csll 641-0424. Costa Mesa ror details 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ver; re-.onab&e furn. • rfQc. Slaroete kilt.on, a mo. Call 5*.3483 ...,_tal Bed. xlnt cond. SI~. TV $20. Port1tble ~ty 12().,Call $S6--0815 P•ir Anse ls Sc•son Ticket.s. Terr•ce 1evel. behind home plate. 75 PRl!S rerna.lnlng. ISM. Jerry 673-2549 Y•inaha R eceiv e r C R-420 $22 5 Also, cassett~ d cc k $I oo. Other equipment too. !llS7·Ul88. John Waynt-Tenna:. Club ram1ly m embe r s hip. saX> 213-431 600H Racquet Club o( Irvine Couple m e mbe r 11h1p Must ~I 861 olr SSZ·61.S4 Victor Medallat 022 calculator. Oris COil. 1700 , sa le UOO . Telecopler. bookcases. t.ahk!s, dlairs. Pvt pty. Call 87S-S716 Cash RegisterTEC E lectric m echanical type. Good ror small business. Hoe C4> al Sl2:5 each or S400 ror all 4. Casb Only. can between 9 and 2. 64'; 7909 WANTED TO B U Y : *"'•ces 1010 fTfttoYo. 1045 GARAGt.: SALt.: Sat & Sun gam 2pm Men1>. womerh and childre n., r iot.hes Book,, d1n1ng rm tbl & C'h111r ' w matr h1n.1? all wood 1waJnut1 hutch <.iJ me,, t.oys, twms1ze bed Craml'. lamps & murh murh nY>rl' 92S2 Parliament A\'e . Westrrun.,ter. I lilk ~ or Magnola & 1-;d ~~ TOPQUAL TOOLS Uruversal sander, high :.pd dnll, wood planer. 2 tbl i.awi.. grlndstont- whcel w 1clual whls. Must !Jell !fir.. l2US E I e c . t y p e w'r il e r . P refe rably Facit. Will pay up Ii> $250, used COi\· dillon. Ph. 645-~ after 3 p.m. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• WASHER&DRYER mrorbolh Csll 673-8632 Wwsher. dryer & di:.· hwas ber. A· l eond . Sl2Sea . 646-SIWI Maytag gas dryl'r I • ,yr. avocado gm. S280 Xlnt cood. 979-657 4 Portable Cren.er Cor sale Good cond1t1on, 3 yrs old 642..9188 Top of line GE l'lect dryer, Uke oew. gold. Sim Sfil · 1490 Elec. Washer & Dryer Xlrt shape S200 for both 968-~ G.E bltin Micro Wave & self cleaning oven Top of the hnc. Ong $1100 Sell ror S'TOO. Calonc blun ga'.> stoYe. 4 burners. l nuto $100. &th used only 6 mos. 752· 1784 art 12 noon G.E reCrg C roi.~ 10µ fr~zer Wo rks i.:rl'al needs pamt S50 673 11~ G I'.: no .rrost rdril! Creeu-r IJkt• n('.,. $1 ~ 91jij..3J7 I Of I~ 7253 G E. Rt:fng Fr~t frl't'. Almond rolor L1kr new SIXl.642~ lkhwshr. wshrs. & df),.... . reco nd . rrom Sli t>. groty del. l!l!i ·76~0. 54fr5218 ~t 1 r r o"' a ' t' • ' h c.1 r p r :i rnu. ... d 522:'> 19' n 1:1• !8mo 14 .irr:inl~ l.1k1 !ll'.."'.' .~11 1;; II 8020 ..••••............•.... 3 whoeel 81.k~ ... 1lh t:ood Sl.Z(! rack o n thl' bur k Fine cond lmport .. d from F.nj!land S2SCI value. Sl'll 5100 C.•ll 67). 71»4. Bei.utarul p ure bred German Shepherd m ale 2 yrs. Good With kids 9t»4!152, 1$4 . u 14 7 m o n t h o I d f 1· m Sht:p Hu!.ky pup All ~hots to JolOOd humL· &'2-<'872 -~~---~--~ Matctung sofa & lov~eat . end tbls. coffee t bl . JSmm w xtra l<"n-'i. truck tool box. f:i" mach lath•· w Jll .tC<'l''' tvn h & m~ 1tc11~ 5:iG 6:iill Houtcldd Goods 806S ------- GOIHGOUTOF IUSIHESS SA.LE £ncor<> Lad.J~ Con:.1iin· mentShop 31716S Coa:.l llw > ~o L ag una . ~ 1087 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BeBe p;i.m>t very tame, great pet. lllO. with cage. <714l96S-Ul3. Auffy t< ittttt, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6~ 644 0906 Apl '>all• Even thini: S I f' r p f' r ' o r a , 11 n nau&;dhyde. eln r1 0l· qwi!Jty 9). drei.1>t-r $2.5 rtti-4019 eve-. Pimos & Or.-IOtO ••••••••••••••••••••••• must~· Plea~call • 0 5 0 67J.f.05 7 Hammond OrJtan, 2 key board. + tape cassette. Xlnl oond. $4000. Call aft 5 9&S«il56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Good used f\imJture & /\Rlhances-OR I will sell or SEU.for You MASTBtS AUCTION ~16 & IJJ.9625 AnuqU4! ~ Oak 10 ~ ~set 1S4in round tJ blew lt:a\t....., 673 7b'77 Mod\'m II\ rm wt. a:. nl'w t'Ond 2 nod 1m1lJt1on lthr couche:.. l!h1.,, ttJIJ rl'<' tanguJar roHt'1.' lbl, lu mp w marblt• p c d1·' t .o I l'Ul"Jll't One C'tll>I SI .HOO llo.·,l Offt•r ~ UI 11. 8070 ......•.....•.......... HJGH..FST CASH PRIC~ PAJO G-Ol.DSIL.Vl-.H L: S COINS. Gold da~ nngs mens S4S. l.tdll'' S20 Will buy gold nni.:'I wat.<'bes. teeth. etc Aho h u y 1 n i.: !;) l l'•r I 1 n i: ""l'""'l.lrl' & Jl'W\'lf ) l ' !;) S1h N doll ii r' & roan.,, Will p1rk up \.tll l<lf Dall) c1tiot1• Um·c-t •.r Collt"<1, !ff..i~ P\t l't>'. IU! s.wt.)th:U H 1091 ....................... SCRAM-lETS l~ Brother sewing madl. Gd wnu~ 1 cond. Straight sUce ooly Saine -Hound WOBOS3Ma> Party -Sfflhe -~Spoiitftighoch IOt• II • HOTT\JfR h ••••••••••••••••••••••• l're ., onl' o r t e rnt-dical · hr~ll>" book uba tanks. wetswls llnw about lhat Marin. eq1J1p.All xlnt. cond. c;.,.11rorruJ. ~)l h1dtnst" 642-~-----· ~~l~: i~•:._.,'~'~h 1l&'f TYH~odioshno 1098 11 H ••••••;•••••••••••••••• • l;\1;\U.OIATI'. ,. \Sii • fo ..., r 1, 11 I ct ~ 1 1 , ,. r T1'fltu.., mt•ml:k·r.h1p Ca po l'l.111num ,\nv I. ind ,,n. .. 1 t .d prll"' t:ri>Jl <on<l . Jmnu11t · l.1.11111 11 Mol(~r ' ~ ••thl•r ' D.l~ :'111<.'t· Zenith 25" color TV, 2 )T Wl'Tlly, frt.'<! dchv\'ry. $124 646-17ltll r • r ~ J.:)ft \IJ 16#.X !-i!JCJ l haar s:.IOO. d11wt1" I "'~ :.i .... l .... 1 S200. '1U•'1 n ... , •. l1t-l S:!Ull ( J 11 MiSGelCIM'OUS 8080 m.1a." 11••,..J, tr .111'> SJOO m::owm Equalut'rl> so·; off '·"•' Sp..,c t ro. BSH, 1 rown. J VC & other:. Imm SliO ,\Llanuc M u~•<' t~11i-IK'6 7~K0i 1 1 ·~-~~~·~~G·~· ~~n1 1 ''''"m SGO OfflCE FURNITURE \11J\IOI! to 'ffiJll1·r ur r r,,im '"11' Oii tn• .... , •. onl ,~ ,41,. Vut .. ·n hlo.c' hd hrtl fir 1' of(• I urn & ,,1 1 ~ oo~· i·.inl rur "''d1 ~~· ~ i::' 1111.111 J• "'t•lr. r1':>.'>()(11" ;\1u'>l ...,.11 SJt t.•i.: ptu.' "1.,. 'Pdn' ..., , •'t . .,.m,.k,,..-o1 • l'l!i ltilX rl'lurn p .. rmdn •·nt I . t..nl) 0 ) ,\pr 2f, :11\ \I "'J h-U Jltr.it11\l' t.11: & d.i~..., 21';\1 -Wl3 Hirrb !:It . ~t.. '""P· mrl'l1nl! <itrhnl' ~' A NB i51 d!llO ID rc.-qwrl'mC'f1U Prl' W~ 8011 \ t.lrflt ~' & lhert • Fnr a ••• ••• •• •• •••••••• •• • •. llcxL'it:hold fumJlur"' & .ic I l'''ollf ll'' \I u 't I:" I he Jp ('.111 l'lh !.~j U1111hl1 hi'<! ~Int '"•nd 51:141 It;() 111 1.! r•'J'\Orulhn'"t' v.J llp.opo r. fJ!.Jrto or f)',,, 4,i,, p.1p.·r &. ""' 14111 l>J k t. lnm ' our l.iJ..:' llr ln 1 ..... < Jr•L llJI k lo h,H ~ TOI' C.\."11 I' \I l> I-or IN • color TV. Jll ... ooc1 cabinet 1n xlnt. t•lflfl Sl.50 673·1153 l\eti14"00d RN't-1 ver. dua I t.umwble. Bose ~pkrs. I YT old XJnt rood. $950 ouo ~X931 '1Manll n.~t>l\'cr & ca~s 1h>rk I new !.pkr:... ~ )!reJt h ~ a )teal Jl s;'\XI I.If b-,t Ofr ~i IJ.i9 11.1..:h hJf'k plJ lfl I UIJ< h S!'Ta C.all ~ tr.!!i.3 J ltt r , l'\t l'Rll f ..... s:!t•.1111.) ~ -;0:;111 [)\~l '' IJ" Portable Color TV k!>~BI. ~I ai:!I I SJl1) CJll Art 968·3371 or 1 51 .. 11<?'-SI tillt•11 '· 'll:li.!' ~l .,., ,.,I 10 I I(" l'J'l(')n' S1 Ill t'.I ~ ..... Tu~ lndudt•d \loJlll to bu~ l!fi'I llond.1 l t~i253 ____ _ 1\CT'ord. 1 dnor .,.,'(j,rn l>t2 337!1 ~mblc•rs, full time SA M IPM. Mon 1-'ri Part t1mt· I 5AM·9A M. Mon Fri SJ 50 per h r Lori '!. K1trhen, 979·0747 a rt 101\M ror appt l-.Oftware development terminal T yp e 65-70 WPM Sh o rth and or :.peedwrillng prererred. · care cenwr superv1t:ior at Racquetball Wo rld. to st.art 1.11 May Motivated pre·sthool teacher de Mred Call Gracie at 962.1374 Employer --------~& liunkl>c.'d,, m .ltl . .,. h11 1 s.o Bran<! Ill'"" r .... \ I bny .'>lpr :-.(J(,1, ru't M.!!l ·~-ll!Hl '\Ol'AKL>' C>rav. ~our ov.n nr wnd namt'. ad<lrt .... ~. pht)n1· 6. "'l··u mak1· om· ~·Jt tl ~·r l.1~ Add '.!:r l'JI h On KllUl.I m-'t'd lt•p<Hn l d 1 • 'Jlffi.' Ot'\'(lt'<I for i.huµ ~ J unt• l:.l at La kl· T ..that• Wn ll' ~mJnlha Zink JI 6740 ~; Valley \'1-.la L n . l 'arJdl::.t' \',ult-y. AZ.~ Ya mJha R rc~l\er l'R 1:!11 $225 Al:.o 1·J~M'llt• dt'l'k . SIOO Otht•r c<1u1 pml•nl too. !6H~ SANDWI CH S HO P - Need ~ dt-pcnd;ibll' woman. 9 to 3.30 wkdys r 'I" also avail Call Scott ~ 7011 or 631-C)'.tOS --- SCTltY /IKICPR. Part lime. UllmanSa1ls 675~0 Seamstresses. near OC Airport, P W, 6AM · 4·30PM Mon ·T h ur!t 979-1483 sEAMmEss FOR SA.ILM~Ett 675-WTO SECRETARY F'or sales de pt. part tune, flexible hrs, good t yping s kills & die ta phonc e xper. Good pay. Apply American Zettler. 16881 Halt', lrvme. SECRETARY ORDER DEf"T. f\un. Mnfg. /Order pro· ressing experient'e a mus t. Type 50wpm Deta.iJ oriented w /good phone mannen>. Growth position. Irvine Furn Mfr. T o p s a lary & benefits . Send resum e to. CJas.sihed Ad "579. Daily Pilot. P .O . Box 1!'8>. Cost.a Mesa. 92626 J\tlent1on Evelyn ltlckey. Slc:TY /IOODHPllt lMles Include It. hoc*. keeping. typing 50·60 wpm.. t.elepbone. filing. aeneraJ olrlce WOf'k. Ell· perience in real estate ~tlrmaoage. ment highly desir able. Salary ·based on ex- p erien ce. C all Mr. Turner, Trl·Co Really Inc .. &tS-0621 We orrer n stable work awironmenl with a n ex ce llenl s alary and Teacher's Aide. Pvt !<C'h benefits package includ· K-2 & Saturdays. f' rr & ing company paid Life., P'1' 642-0411 Dental . M e di c al Ins urances. pe n s io n Teacher. pre.school ECE plan. savmgs plan with urulS or exp F 1T . Pvt. tugh interest, lO'h paid sch. CM 642-0411 hol.Jdays per year and I week paJd vacation after 1----------1 6 months. Tins position ~ICIAH mus t be fill ed i m · med.lately. Please apply I ELECTROMASK Is the at. Personnel only company solely de· d1rated to prov1d1ng !RIVf.X, INC .~ ..... 0-•\il-c_.,..,.. Jl!ll Redlull Ave. C-a;ta Mesa . CA 92626 Equal Oppty E mployer M/F' SECRETARY Pad tk Mutual, a leading West Coast m suraoce company loc ate d in Newport Beach. has a need for an experienced Secreury to give general secretarial support to 3 managers. Must be experienced In dictapbone t ypist wilh ability l o take light abortband and use 10 key addiq machine. Real E s tate kn o wledge helpful. We offer outs tanding wortin& condlUoos, com- petitive salary and a liberal benefits pac kaae which includes medical /dental In - surance and tuition re- fund. P l,i81e apply In penon at our peraonnel ~t. I rnaskmak:mg l'quipmeot, ser"lces. and waler 1m· I aging syslems to the semi ·conductor indus try. We are currenUy sooking a talented Test Techni· cian. Person should be ramiliar with digital or analog electronic equ.ip· ment. A well rounded medumicaJ background and experience with op· tics and servo systema ls desirab&e. TEST YBIACA.TION SPECIALIST Candidate should have the ability to work In lhe rnicrc>lilhography a reas or photo processing o pe rations . P e rson should also be able to use bi.nocu.lar microscopes. 1a.wr microscopes. and measuring eqw pme:nt. In add1Uoo to our ex· c:e1Jent compensation, we otter a comprehensive benellta l)lcb1e. conve- nient suburban location, and a t reat work en· v\rooment withlo a grow. lo& corporation. Send yOUI' resume. atop by, or call: (213) 884.$050 SICllTAltY Jntemallonal Trading Co. looklna for sharp a ~ secretary for ules PACIFIC ~•ROMASI manacer. By Oranae Co. MUTU ·L INC. Airport. Accurate tYP· A 5109 De Sok> Ave lilC. lbor1.hand or apeed 700NewportCenter Dr. Woodland Hlll1. CA Writinl nee. 2 to :t yn ex· Newport Beach, CA t3MO 91Jl4 mpM!!l'lNl)Cllll!-~ Xlnl beoerits, dtaa1 plan. 35 b.r wort An Equal Opportunity r.-1 OpportWllty ...._ Call '714)83Mf70. F.mployer 11/F ..-._.;.i-_ ~--~~lor~Mr~.Lotha~~r~Tgn~a~.~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~~~rff TRA VB. AGENT Eqllipment 8030 Travel con.'luJtants with 2 1 •••••••• ••••• •••• • • •• • • yea r s e xp -co mm ROLLEl3Scamera.JloO<I vacation travel. Npl . Heh C'OOd.Juon $1~. &l6 700'J Bt•JtJt 4po!lt1•r 14 ll(l'I bt'<l franw, hdbrd. Pt-'<i SWJO new S20IJ l~:~l !ltlCI k2!1i ~cncy&W-5.J'73. 8:00to2.00 P~ Travel Age nt / Asst . Manager. Office ut Npt. He h . r equir es fully qualified agent. domestic and interna- tional. Potenual to take charge In absence of manager. Salary com· mensurale w1tt\ bark· ground. !714) 975--0087 TYPESETTER Expenenced. Comp/set 642·1S62for appt. Typing, part lime. S m11ll company. MLD. ~wpm 540-M50. ~I SO wpm. 9am to l2pm. S days per Wei)k Fashion Island. Call for appt. 640-8500. TYPIST Policy typist needed for Hunt. Sch. Insura nce Agency. Ra~ advance- meol. for nght person Pa1<1 co. benefits. Call Sally 848-62164. TYPIST. Bus y Cost a Mesa o ff ice n eed s speedy, accurate typist. Sal. open p rr. or f" rr fUJJ beoe(. 714-631-0700. TYPIST -lntelhgent, willing to learn. Gd spelkr. Know grammar .ti punctuatJon. 546--0606 . WaJlnu for Naghl Club. Beer only. 21. 64$-0478. Marty all. llpm. $2.13 1111' DAY That '1 ALL you pay (Of a 30dayad In the DAILY PILOT . SOVIE IRCTORY 00 IT NOW! U~N71 • THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday durl"9 the month of May we will run your garage s-le ad under this special GARAGE SALE heading. GET REAOY NOWI Clean out the closets, attic and lclds' rooms now -get rHdy to turn your unwanted Items Into CASH. tall now to place your ad under this SPECIAL Garage Siie heading. 642-5678 t ~ .,,., ... ..-.. .,_ _,,,..,...., • .. W • • -• • ~-.,' • • _, _. _. #"f. ft 4' IJ; -• • I W • 411 • • .-.. •••••• ,... •.-.a. ••• -~ •• .. •• • .. S..'fld < ht-rk or munt ' nr dt.•r to PfLOT PRIHTIHG ,. 0 &l"< 15611 Ca;td M<">.t.Cd ~ HwwsUNfonM :! wuform." SlS ear h I panL<;Ull S20 Su.e 9 10. all in exC"elJent rondll 1on & worn onl) a ft>W umes b) !>lud{'fll nur!>e S40.5i21 alt 6 ----\lo'.\.,TED \JM'd uten or door Window or sohd 0 1\ Call 751 ·8967 or m-ms t>-irt 841 WA.VTED llome Video TaJ)t's Bu} or T radt> 751-a967 °' 83S ms ext SH ---------•I WA."'ITED L"led Chain So fabed newly up holStNed. +nl'W mOJt l.re-5 Sl7S Xtra firm qn 1 Llnk Gate or dn\•eway. ;s 1 fl1JIT1 °' 835 m s E "< t ~ box matt. $175 1>41~ WANT 1-: U · II a n d ----------lavmmower ReJ ~ona -~'efl box mallrE'~:-.. or bl1· C.tll II-Hi S74~ &1 Ct thoped.Jc 15 ) r wrnty llA.'1 or l'V{•:. or ~.2509 Nl'W S26S 64 I !!2 05. l'\.-l'!:> ~~ ----~-- Old Slot J\taC'hm~. l?OOd 111vet>lmcnt 54()..500() Want<'d u H d l'hlld s wortcbenrh & Lego bwld· 1ng blocks. Call Jean 5oS2-:mi. Worid Airways ll(•ki•t ro r Need 4.7 tic kets for May 3 LA lo Newark. Pageant of the Masters NJ SIOO. Bnao 646-3893 0.11642-~8 l'Xt 313 (8-S) MOVING OlIT SALE. '48 Panef Van. C'OU<'h & lov t'1ieal. console sterro w am Cm turntable•, dinette table, Scott <.k1 bocts & O'Neil ska panti. 6iS.9583 SOO sq ft of used Pecan wood parquet noonng, xJnt concl 714-887-5918 Yacht Club Membership, ~ otc club price. <714> 882--0l2l6 eves llAUT'Y SALON .ott4G our Of IUSIHISS Sale Apri 1 am /28. Sell Ina eqwpment " aup· piles. Vtry reuonable. J~ No. Coe.st Hwy . Lagun&Bch. !'ll'rt.>1> for sale Excellent cond111on S6~. obo. ~~aftl'rSpm loah&Msine .... ;,., , ... ....................... 9010 •••••••••••••••••••••••• WHln8 BUYING or SELLING TinisY_. DAILY PILOT IOATMAIT To,._.,_._. u1642-5678 a.OSI OUT SALi Pictures. PO(ty planters. q. sale. 7ft jewelry dis· pl~ c&se!I. coin suppl.Jes. otr1ce cblt. • 10 forth 1MH Beach Blvd. H.B. ~ Weddina dress Priscllla ol a.ton. Size 10 Realb' bN\aif\11. Latt Ir t11lle 97N'r.iD You may request Ad-Si1ter .W. wt.'! placing your od ... °"' Ad-Sittw number wi II appear in V01Jf Daily Pilot od ... Ad-Sitter tabs your m I I~ •• . you colt in at your c:cnvenilla to 911 tht ,..,.._ to your od ..... -- is only $5 per w11k. for llOft information and to pica yGll' ad call 642-5671 I 7 "n Seecraft·S,_, l\alb ...... , •• d . AMJPll/-.IU,&.~ CB, RDf', 119, oub1&1en. Oft'""' IC'J..,. IJiNkd IW Sele 211' Ctlp. -Ma.ltaa Sloop ... b D .... eeac. bo&rd &n all Da na Polol IM"ard s.-.mll bid •ldted1 to Nalloaal Amer1C'an IHuraace Co1"pan1. ~ 10 Oana ,_. StUpyard Bidl wm btt ~ I/Tidey noon, 4a.io Tradet hallable ~ WANTT08UY: IUllPD· TO l!'IT 6l0 '11 DAT'RJN. 56.Jm , ........ , wmtumPAITS J~ ear part.a Ull.PORT At.m>SUPPLY 1orN Maocbe.ter Anabetm 17&-9800 9170 ....................... f975DODGI 'l•TOHYAM ,,., , .. .,_.~ ...... _.... 4117"1 .... Sil~ ..,.., : Oru l wwtl trwkt ..._re du ced l o ONL ~ llTIOJbftt oUH , Cell Cll4> 14l MU Cleue mn••l•I or (114 ) IOalleveninp. ------. .,, Ood1• VH Clean IMl olf r. 11.._t Hll MM300 ----... Cornlr Vea. runs pd. MNNZorleil-l381 'Ta Dodie Vea. l &IDIOOf • llMl4 wtll•. rum 1ood. LbOlla PMJd. IGOTG or .... TT Ford l!.J.50, s tereo, qiu. l)Mlel, IOO mi ranee. k.mn..._.711.i "11 Qev . .,., T van. R/H, aW> tram S2500 546-0TSl .s· Gru llarhltt full)' equ;a ,..ct. bH U tl ha ll)' matlllalned. read y to cn.liM or live aboard Sllp may bt available U~ f\Ml\Clq ~J ble •OOO. Jack Curit')' S34·l50S evenln10 & weellen d a . '42·0 41 l ~- "1tHOBI£ 14 wttrlr Xlnt rKlnJl tond Rudy lo ~ sieoo. 7~17116 ----- 32' SAIL-TRl·OSl. 3 ba&,S. l 'lff, f.ilh k1ff. !IM M1i.1nng xtra M Smith. PO jjox 644, Costa Mesa.ca U21 ua-mt D•tsun Plchp Patta for sale. <Doors. '72 0.inPer Van. Dodge. 8ump11r1. Rear T all Fully eqpt .. New mtr Gate. Complet~ Body I Sell/trade S2200. 6.11-4869 18' S., Boat canopy EDd 0 18. Winner or a..r.:ter Boat Parade 1:f\ Cyclone. New sails " m.'JllT1 rover. R.l&&ed for racing Ot' CN&SUlJ. Pl010ffer SG-3838 al\. $. ca.II 751-8867 or. 113.S-ms ~841 'Ci Ford En&. 352 ., Ford· ().Matac lrans m1ulon Valued at MOO, Sacnhce $:ll() ftrm 9f».4288 PacemMer 26' sport f ts· henmn. reblt. 318. (213 )597-85'73 2 High back Bucket seats 11ft ODAY, Magh d~·k. far VW $..'50for,bolh, Call blAh 1934 Net.'<b work ,,..., ,_.., '77 Tollyttaft with moor· -'""""""---'-----1ng Call a fl . 6 p m : M7S.T.J0..3'7S3 -- G73-US8 2J . Sloop w s II p I) H p ....,. for Sale TRADE IN SP ECIAL J2"fROJ ANSEDAN S1 F Osl, like new ·77 mdl w twn dsl eng's. low hrs Will sacrifice for $6.5.000. O/B. Xlnt cond. Bei.t of •••••• •••••••• •• • • • • • • • fer. 1138-7280 loah. Slips I Dodc.s 9070 ....................... c:au owner Jdlr 63 l ·3133 --------Hlmtiogton Harbor Boat 2Xl Fl. Duffield elec. boat. slip, 31' & 48' Debbie good cond.' $10,500. (213) 592·5645 64CMl50 i8 Formula Thunderbird zr. on1.y 200 hours . ss phone. bait tank, outrig. gers. w /or without lrlr ITI4)67S-T107 HEWPORT MARINA Sip& A vall 646-0551 Sip, up t.o 60' boat, util .. phooe jack-Ideal loca· bon.SSOO 673-1464 · T 3 F o r d ~. T o n . Eccooline. 12.000. 963-3108 '71 a-evy Van m . carpet· ed. panelled. new Lares $17001080. 631-5734 i800DGE • h TooVan V-8. auto , p w stcenng & brakes Air. crwse. um fm. 24.000 miles. $5 ,500 or best offl.'r 673·0819 days 556 5476 AAltos Wanted 9590 ·······················! WE PAY TOP DOLL.AR ror top~ cars·fore1gn. domestics or claS~IC'S. l £ your car is extra clean. see us I', RST ! 25· Trojan in slip. fully looded. $4900 Moori ng, Catali n a lstbmus . SSOM Firm Iii lit °'9l9e c-ty 631-0210, 548 ·4200,I 292SHarbOrBlvd. 675-1784 or 646-1234 &t Oins Connie 34' f u II t>Jf'Ctron1cs. Must sell. P\t.pty. ~1769 D-ura> . .wa:u, 9520 I ~~:s~; ~tid-dlannal moonng off •••••••••••••• ••. •• •••. --------- 19· SeaR.ay i8 Bowrider. 240 OMC. 130 hrs, s tored umde, like new 5Sl·37Zl Lldo for up lo 40fl. SlSOMo Jerry 673-2549 loats,C--..& Ski ..,....-9080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • COHYaTIILE • 1963 CGr'Yair _... Recent paint. lop " tires. Two extra Corva1r engines • Spatt parts. ---------14' Sk-i Boal w /80 b P li!llDO/best olfer. C.U ~PRICESALE 311' QIJUSCRAIT OU")'s VI. IKW Kobler Just refinished. tuned m.ooo. motor, trailer, tow rope 76M5" &skis. 1.&l S800 lakes it all --------- 49M4Zl ews. Ji' Beilame)'er jacuu.i jet boaL New 45S Olds eng, w/trlr. Best ofr or trade, Evs. 714-e61-7075 '29 llodet A 4 dr town sedan. restored: $10,000. '46 F o rd W oodle, restored. SU. 000. 9"1S-«161 36' STEPHENS F /B Sein 6 cyl Cbrys/110 volt ONAN loah. St_ot ____ 9_0_9_0 4 wt.eel°'"" 9550 ~ ••••.•.•....•....•..... Radar, VHF. CB, sndr, [ff $22,000. l1' OlRJS CRAF"T Oms V8's/3"2 KW Onan new engs. It plant, t~nks S9.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RV. Boal Storage Yard , 24-hour access Pvt I ttt:f,1dence Hunlan!!lOn Ii e a 1· h N c a r Heach WRrnrr Cat i I 7St-8961 or 8JS ms Ext. SU. Anderson's Yachts • I Park your Boat. Trailer 646-9000 or 7? an my back yard. 751-8967 or 83.S-ms Ext. 841. Z!ft Century. Many xtrs. 2 2 5 C h e v y I 0 M C . T1 canporiation Tandem trlr . S7 .500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 DOOGE 414 D ISO PICKUP , Adventurer mod el. Loaded Inc auU>. trans .. Wt. a.ir cond.. off road I wheels & ures. Nevl?r re- gistered. .. less than 700 males! (36196). $1418 THEODORE ROBINS FORD '2060 HARBOR Ill YO COSTA MESA 642 0010 lm-0043 I ~Sale/ a>ft Seabird fully eqwp, Reftt 9120 i4 Olevy eust.om 20. 3SO full galley, line bndge. ••••••••••··~··•••••••• 4-spd, many itlras. $2900. reblt fresh wtrcooled Camper. 11 Cabover. 645-7400 Ford interceptor. Sac Rollalong. refng frzr. qn --------- S6.fXWJ. 892-fm9 sz bed, A C. 493-5459 it Jee~ter V6, 3-spd . Campe h 11 r I f good cond Ask for Doug. GAS SA VER ' r s r or "3 c or 644-2121 or 673-804·8 ·77 Ranger Tti·hull is· I long bed~~ 130 Volvo I /O. Under --- 7()\rs. nm time. Has CB, Motoriieod Bikn 9140 Tarp, bait tank. skas. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Chl•vy S2700 X1nt work truck 675-l8S9 SS.00>. 2J.3..438.6108. "11 Carrelli Moi>ed Low miles, S225 or best ofr. Tnidls 9560 I 1oa1s. ._I Gd cond. 67s-9412 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 a..ht" 9050 Peugeot moped.. red. good 'GS INTERNATIONAL 1 ···········~··~······ •• 1 shape,~ tm. 7x9 nat bed. $700. •l.MMAC.28 .JO BOATS: 63l-44Clfbr 67S-S906 491H<m 612 mo. plans prepaid ---------from$1.ll&l mo. including ~/ ·oo Ford ~ ton p /u, 6 cyl., slip, lesaom 7141964-5994 Scooten 9 1 SO reblL en.i:. & trans. new ---------...................... . HD '61 XLH. 900 CC. custom. .x.lnt. rond. S2. 800 714-960-3192 aft. 5PM D'S ANGELS brakes $7 50 I 0 BO 64.>41117 '58 Ford Shortbed. '70 I LTD enJt. In Xlnl cond. SID). m.3835 COHHELL C HEVROLET ,,. II· :. , •I , ' r, , \ \I t \ SU -1200 ------ WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Volvo s. Cal l u s TODAY'!! Earle Ike TOTOTA·YO&.VO ., .. .....__ ... .. c .... .... ~ ••6-00>., uo.tot PORSCHES WANTED Allow us l.be opportunrty t.o consider the purehase or trade-in of your clean Porsche Check w1th Us Today' 1)6Jl •W'l>Or ~ C,.at0i"1"Gt~' ... .:an.J:3 Top Dollar Paid f'or Your Car • JOHHSOH & SOM LJncoln.Mercwy 2626 llarbor lilvd. Olsl.a Mesa ~5630 We Pery OVER ... look For Your Good VW, Porsche or Audi CHCK IVYSOH VW·PORSCHE·AUDl ~ E. Coast tllway at Bayside Drive .. CHEVIER flOllTHI DISCll..-cATIMG -..wM1Ya1 •Pl&oOWMED * •IMWs• 'i7 33l O pd. (814TKI) '7133lauto. UIMTJA) '78 320i 4 spd. (721WR F > "7833l auto. (5641) '78311l 4 spd. (492>.UW > i8 320i 4 spd. (873VDI> "116JOCS& <2> (472TA R > YlllT TGUa 10 a..er .... blae~ GUJ•ICOAIT ....._..;::.,. HONDA s.. t7M .......,...,.s --··-··· .. ·--· ~•yen ltlOSAAI :IVVA ••• TUllOI ~mE ::-:,~1ort••ld•aa. ~ .. cHa•ons ~"" .. Doveltreet ' ....C TIUCIS NEWPORT BEACH .. Harbot' Blvd. 71J..0t00 CXBl'AMESA l40-t640 , ........ --------y-• t765 Wiiii t.o buy l979 Honda Accard.4doorsedan. 1142.3379 'Tl Pre lude s orf. a AM/FM, Navy blue . Rec. pa. 21K.mJ_ XloL aa.nc.m-no1 ....._ t7U ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Corolla · 2 door. S speed. am /fm slereo. XJot cond. As&inl SMOC>. Call 54t-7628 '73 TOJOta camta. Auto., SZ,400. Call Kalle: ,,,_Ol-.27Gal\.&. 1975 Toyota C«ooa auto. air, xlat eond. l2900 ·~ "781'ayota Creaida Xlnl. eond. •.ooo. S..2232,541-2235 UIO ......_ T,._,.. t767 c.... ..... '45-1700 ...................... . ---------1'16 TRT, xlnt cood .. Im Kazda GLC ba tch Z1llJllC, 151!00. 548-Ml.2 back. dehtxe Interior, ,71 TRT. Waabln&too JS,W> miles, 4 cylinder. s speed. s~ and rack, plates IPRJ.-, very ctn, factory 811'. new rad.Jal dayor•wea~ "11 IMck Qtat.e Wa1on. IJ .-a. full pwr, alr, split pwr IHtS, tilt wbt.1 ___ .........;._.,__ __ _ s ter eo, t ape, e t c . 1 ,_.. "40 =-i~ .s:r;. =• UH I I 11IIIIII1 I •1111•• 'Tf L1Dll. .... •.t. Utl. "116Stylartl. v~. 4dr H.T. eond. la/ .. t . url1 . Loaded. SZ,450/080. _. • .-. ... 1111 144-15'12. "II Mn ' Wp. -5. '70 LeSabre. F'lall power, .. L11> ....... lllO. dele.. A/C, radao. $700. ----------at.Iv. meM.~ .... POIDSALI 811.lck lHO. R i viera, 1'11 Grauda • ctn all SU.4.50orbeslolfer.New w /air cond. r••lo. lW"bo V6, a1mroof, all belter. ltbr Ult ek. In JCl.ral. Lo ml. btwn 7PM· Jdalcond. 9PM. nHIN-9053 Low• Slltl. C ·u ttll = &;: ~-CO:. ·-·················· r.:!•bl• aavln1 s . "11 SDV. 15&. Loaded. -.. Am. T~'IS31. Beautiful cond. C.ll Art JG).IMS _9&8--337 ___ 1 _or_~-~----u.cdl-~~~-~9-9-4-5 i8 Seville 25Km.1. Silver . ••••·--••••••••••••• lU'es $3495 firm Call ~ I a JI 9770 I 9 8 0 PR IC ES -~---------• ·-••••••••••••••••• • Xlm. cond. Dys 833-51894, 'TS Li.ncala CoollAeat.a l eve675-9167 4-doar, full pwr am/Im GOING UP! Ex· celent setKtion at current prices!!! .. SA VE ON LAST FEW '79's IN STOCk SADOLBA~K VAU.EYIWORTS 28G llargue.rlle Pkwy. MJSSJON VlEJ 0 131-2040 49S.494t a.OSID SUND.A YS Sales-Service-Leas mg Roy Ccrnt·,tnc. Roi.ls Aoyre li~l W t:...W Jamborev Newport Beach &40-6444 IOI McUJlEH"s 850N Beach Blvd LAH.ABRA 15 M1. No. of SA f'wy I 17141522-5333 ~yhyAppt . i9 RX7, gorgeous salver / Havinl trouble selhng bUc mt.. like new coodl· your ur? Try us! Paid llOn. Sll7SO OBO 675-2112 far or not' Ask for frank Mazda '78 fully l-qu1p ManaoorTomAtkul. Good mpg Call ~·7366 as.le ror Larry ----- Miii cedu ll'U 97 40 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 MIZ HOSE 4000RSB>AM Sliver blue & loadl'd with all of t.be I u.xury appoint menu Mu.st ~ to ap· precuit.e' lw:rTY PO I ONLY $4998 HOW AJtD a.,..,,ro1et Dove " Quall Sts. J\.'EWPORT BEACH lll-0555 1171 I llACH l&.VD. ....... Oii~ 842-2000 "78 VW c:ust.om R1v1era ~. spoOesa, sips 5, AC. steno tape, rett gu. me> fi:M..98.10. 64CMieM. '79 450 SLC Silver. All itl ras . M int cood . i1 8'a. ou mac.or. ltrn. TI4-J28..1730 bnms. shocks 979-0963. eves~ '69 Mercedes 230 4 dr 5oedan. 6 cyl . auto • p s. a c.-. new eng. 5 mo-; aii:o Xlnt cond. $48 00. ~~ WILL TRADE 1957 220S so rf. secla n. . s tored l ly rs. For 13.<n>CASH & ., 633.foW1 i'6 4.S<5EL. 4 dr. elec sorf, st«eO w 1ca.sset\.e, lac· tory air, itlnt coo d . Sl.6,llXI or best offer Uus week. pp ~-0528 ---'65 230 SL Chss1c. Perf. 68 VW Squarebaclt . Needs ~. 850/t.t of r. 49UU7 aft. S 30 wkdys .. my\1JDe weelteodl. '74 VW campu ru111 eqwpped, llllle work needed. SB>O. or beR of. fe' . ...-S '"J?VW'hn Bus. New eog. Ne w clutch, b r a k u . Good ures. Hu porUb~ c~ gear Sf'eds krw gear & ugbt body work $2500. c.al.1673-9530 ans "11 smile. 31,000 miles. U>eded + mooorool. My super buy $2200/obo. a.90tl wlfe'smr S7900.84.2·8632 1Meicay tt50 ~······················ i1ELDOS12,~" Mn rf, wares.c kit .lthr. lollded. lo m1.003WVW . Whls. dlr ~2963. ·m EL.DO $1.s.50" Orig. ownr . 66K mi. wt¥-d1r ~2963 "SI Ddo Dl~EL BLUTiU , A.\1 F'M tape, CB. $2000 under W1ndow. i9 Ddo DIESEL Baar· nu. astro root. Sl.S.SOO. 631-3392; 646·11722 o r I s..s:l71. i'6 Seville. jet bit w /red vekJur mt. m.ue, wire wh1s. RR gn ll, stereo, etc. Xln\.. S7 ,000 /offer. StSUIS.28 Ul!O D Dorado. F\rem u t Gold, Vogue tares, cnae.. ~ w II t.rk. wire will.I. et c. Lo·lo nma. $1.S.OOOtbest ofr. PP ..... "Jl6 Sevt.Ue Silftr oe CJ'eJ. Uhr Inter. Stereo t.a pe. c~. new \Jres, brks . Xlnt cond. I ownr. ORANGE COUNTY'S HEWIST UNCOLN·MERCURY DEALERSHIP RAYRADHOE LINCOLH~MERCURY 16-l.8AW>Ceater Dr. Sl)f'wy·Lake Forest Ult IRVINE llo.7000 t•mg "52 ....................... '86 Classic 6-<cyl, aulo ltam. p/s. 12.000. fl7S.3t14 "11 Nustaag V8, auto, PS. PB. AC, All/Fii 8 trk, mrf. he rack. 23,000 m1. llltnt cood $3900/o fr ..-MUm-OG i'6 llUlt IL PS/PB. A/C, mo lnDI. lltaay est.ras .-0.ltl·'lJa .... , .. , ........ MateOftw ..UM 41Km 1. S7 , l 00. d y i9 Must ... GW. 4-c:yl. 64'2·5200. al\ S. 67~74 4.sp, a /c, lilJar Joler . Wire COHVERTllLE wtU C¥rS.. 1,9111.i. IU7S. ~~~!!!~!!!~~ cood. new paml $10..500 VW .. Squattbladc: Rfl>lt mg. OeAJl. Xlnt cood. Sl495. Call 4S7 -4076 75 a ft---...1... Can take trade • help --t flOaDC!e. JerTY l'BZ541 lo/am, xlnL cond ~.900. '781MW530i n.rm. 2u 437 .~ P P ~ 7317 '86 Mm&aq, reblt. enti • i3 Merct"des 250 8. cnm ----- swod sys, AC. xlnl cood. -,,vw Bus. rbtt. nu clutch !~~~':'. ~~~: ooly 48,000 ong nu. must .,brakes. S2400 sdl 631 7100 646-l.J06 MIS se!l ' 540-C20l days· ~----·~---- loob eood; any reuona- ble offer . Must sell. S48-2MS I rnmaculate' Runs on re ~ f.?3$ 1 speed. power 'i\.eerulg, power brakl·•., &r cond .. AM Jo'M i.terl-o cassette, electn c sun roof, electnc w1ndov. "· t.opaz/tan mtenor. Onl~ 3>,00> m.aJes. Best offer call 642.-0138. MB 29> si::. e.xC'(1)l.lonall> ·m VW Fut.back M1nt clean. lo nu. l0<·a l car CU>d. JOmpg. szooo. Aft J979 Se-viJk. 8lk W/Sll~r Mdefi. loeded, take over lease. l'Sea..se c aU Gary or ~ al 9157·163:3 or '~I S4f8.4488 ·79 G bia , auto. s a rf, loaded. $86SO. 7S9·S309 dys, S5IM:lll6 eves/wknds $6800 A ~ le fo r B 111 fiOm. 97'lMilM2 CJaWc 1.91S4 Mustug V ~ 2S>CIDWOO 54().U.Sl orevs. 957·S880 i4 2002 TU, AC. sorf. al· MB 19159. 22QS, xl.ol cood, loys, ne w 81l s t len rt"Palnled, r uns well. shock~. AM/F!d cass. $4950. p P. ~12A.2. l·~ ---------'7S 4SaiEL. mrf, llhr int. i 4 2002 4-spd .. Blaupunkt icon. gold, Oawl~!> cond. am/fm stereo cass .. a le. SJ4.700 645-2375.675-8638 new M.achehns. $4575 ~ MG1 9744 ---------...................... . 'H 2002 XI l'\.l ro nd throlll(hout. a •r. -t -<;p, nf'w radials $5,650 013-Z150 ~ 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAPRI PARTS New Kool shocks ('72 to '74) v .a·s1. New Sear) H.O. 48 mo. battery. Leather sport steenng whee!. All half pnce. call 6C2-0138. 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 ~fGB GT Ne w A.'d FM radio Abking S2000 1ncludang cover Pnvale party. 960-5996. MGB-GT. 71 , 3S mpg. new: ell.It. clutch. brks. etc Cusl 1ol $2600 494-7965, Kevm PWlll)tOt 9 7 41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AHAL CUA.RAHCl.!11 Every '79 S04 6 604 is ~ SALE PIUCID! BUCH IMPORTS 848 Dove St.re« NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 '79 VW Con vert ible, ~llow w '\.an int, 18,000 ml. ~ dys. 64S-8006 ... 9673 C 0 9911 a.~ ... ._a1b111' .. 1 9955 ....................... --.. "72 SS :1!0 Sil /bit -·••••••••• • ••• • • i9 VW BtttJe Con•CTtJ· VU1)'t top ·,,. ~7 air "79 Cullan S upre m e. t.>M!, st.and.a n1. wk e over PS. PB 963-1.295 ' · 2fiO. V-8, 19mpg crty, 23 I~ Sl.000. Call uf\ 6PM ' • qic bwy, stereo. tape. 551-3Slr3 '°""cMt 9tZO I full power + er. cntrl. ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• xlnl cood. a.Int buy. nu 71 BUG . Ve ry clean. I SEE US RRS:fl tns. 16J7S. Dy G-0891. Must c;dl $1900 b~t ofr • eYeS 644-21T7 66-5421 or 581 1152 Wt' have a good sdection --------- 63 8'l5. 1600 restored t'ng. ROod sb1pe , $1 ,650. 64S.r707 aft lP .. of NE W • USED ~! COHHELL CHEVROLET :.-.;> tt •• rt••r fl,,: ' '"' ! \ ,, ~ ' ' S40-I 200 \W 79 Coovert. wtute on 1llbl.e. Champagne Ed.J. don. All xtras. Xlnl cond. pp &500 213·964-l 133 il llahbu. 350. Needs '88 VW Bug: Rt'<blt eog. tnm. .._ Good tires. AM/F M. ~ S1:llQ. Call 4S7 ·2116 71 SUpa-Be«le, snrf. nu PAJOt fr 1nl. AM /F M cms.. IZ500. 67J.MZJ ,.... 9772 ....................... '71 Sln Wg o 9·p ass. Depend. Good l ownr. Reblt enc. $800.P .P . 54S4'i29 1979 CW.ass Brougham. t top. am/f m cass .• power seats, windows, locks. et.c. Auume lease, no-do. pmt . requi red. Call 851·962Z office. s.52"576 '79 Olds 98 Regency Diesel. "Save mon ey W1th a dieML" 2 door. Vlll.YI top, am/fm radio. a c. pwr 9Mt. cnuae con- ll"Ol, tilt wheel, wire wheels. Ver/ clean. Must sell this week! t6790. or best dfer buys it. Days S«Ml988. Eves 644-4041. 68UIPALA S!DDORBESTOFFER sa..3'.17 76 OAlall Salon cpe, Xtra F I S HI NG . ENT E RTAI NING . BUSINESS! ! 60' Hal· teras Sportfisber. Enjoy tbep)d Ule! Contact: BobHagiD 815-2980 1!176 Honda 360 motorc y · cle windshield, gd cond. $3.5, chrome rack carrier, SIS. twin chrome pipes, Si!O. 714f830.5912 71 Oiev. "'• ton plck·up, :m eoa .. 15-1.8 mpg. new paiol/lnterlor . $2800 rum. (213)T11-2010 days, (714) 6'2-4321. exL 309, ask ror Saody berore 1 p.m. Newport Beach 873-0900 ··"9~r.ftr.9'1rr.llft t750 VOLVO SAUS. SlaYICI AM»LIASIMG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS *"P, kleded, x.Jnt. Best '11 a...,. aood paru, CM!1"$1.000.1Sl.-a2 .... 'tOOft Sl7S"' be8t ofrllmMilOllUlllU. 78 CullHa Brou1bam, ~~~~~~~~ Work Horse 3-wheel Dune cycle. ll»ilp, $350. 963-&Si 9060 aft. 3.:«I. ....................... ---------v ,..., _,..,. coot 1967 Internal' l Harv. ,__, -· Full . ped espa u-1 u......,rs er . \AU -Y eqwp • $700, Panel t.n, 6 cyl. 3 spd, w!Dlesel, auto pilot & Maril~ stick. rebll bead & tram. m uch mu c b m o r e . Rum fine. SCS-8281 Sacrillce a l $14,750 Motartto.ft. Sde/ Finand n1 a vail. Call RMtjSto.age 9160 'S9 Ford PU w/shell, lots Larry a t S81·6300 or .. •••••••••••••••••••••• ol xtru . 48,000 mi oo 4l&3la •We Rent• e D 1 . x ID t c 0 II d . Hobte 16, Bat ofr. over mo. Must sell. Nu tiller ext. 515iM378 IJlaader 34 Cstm. M>,OOOFIRM. Gl-3DMeve. •Your llocor Hom~ IUIOO/beltofr9118-11JO Top S t.o you.tax benefits ·-, ___ .... __ , 2 t.oa 1 •• We do maintenance-free .alV AUiQ •-UUUAI .. since lm·full refs. alumnwn van. 1 lon lift Dale's RV Rentals p&e. IOOO ml on en&. Xlnt ss-4446 cond. 1UOO 645-102'1 or eoaa. '70R 'TS D•llUD 110. A/C, • amJftD. 12.JOO. 4M-1214 --·················· a.-, « 5t0-3Z10 ext m ...... ~ QIA1 AMCIUI All '7t Alfa Romeo• MUSTGONOWI i9 tU.SC. pwr. brakes, dee. windows, a/c, elec. aorf. c usto m seals, cruise cntrl., stereo. P lrelll1. m•1 wbls .• WW. t.all, k>wtred. (OC Upl•, bdlt. wulaen. zr ,ooo ml Poncbe red. .._, • want 8&uer or 8rmco 01 u4 ..... after5. IWUm VOt.VO U.Harbor Blvd. cn;TAM~A '46-tl0l 540-t4'7 '75 Mama. ~ CCIDd. all ex t ras Incl. sorf , S2500/080. ~ or &Q..5Gl &UGO mi. all Jdraa. Xlnl c ond. U .tts. Dys. MtMM;ft'lltO-lm 'T1 Oldlmobile Omeia. ,.,._ ________ 4dr, air, full pwr. Idol. '73 lloate Carlo OODd. ~. -..-.. ~..::-· .... tt57 ....................... 'T1Volvo2JS4.Alr,all pwr, "l'6 M&libu. W1-Lo mJ, "72Pilllo8uubout.,sUck, nf. 15,8. &SHOOS or io.ded. w'rl=ale/caab. new paiat. Xlnt. cood. 111.-. s.3ln'lors.•1 a.ton ... --r7' ·11 i.2 E RuDI 1ood. c • tll HJO ft; r "'o Needs lnkl1or • paint,. --··-············ -·-·············· 9Q)f1RM. 54MM1 illld IV. auu'f. Wiil OD '71 hrJ Gold, brD loP • --------w11&. Loeded. s.11/'l'hde. daL a.I. U..... TSIC:ml ..._.... o.s-ca a11eta1. r.ny ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20' Newport ~~OB, w/s llp, xlnt $3695. 213~ RENT 22 ft. lux. mtr. home; alps. 6; self-cont. SZIO/Wk. +ermi. 640-8585 IEACH IMPOITS "74 l>elHD 710 Sedan. ll,IOO. 1ood workio1 CODd. Good mpg. ID-3108 "JOIU&. Bura&mely. AJC .. G I 4 ' ftOI · -.-artrade. ··--·--••••••• ,,._ " HU equip. P .P . Sl,075. _,,,. ..... ....................... t---------- "7ST·TOP .. 4 .... V.._,.., a,ooo T......._T,..... 9170 •••••-•••••••••••••• '19 Dodie D·50 Super ---------11.8' Excel, aeJI contained, Truck. Must HCrilice. c I ea n . 1 bar p . ca t Red/blk. aooo. $41-1732. .. Dote Street NEWPORT BEACH 7u.ot00 t707 I 893·1STO, H no ans fl93.4(10 "15 Komlort 11"''· SIC. sl 6. add a rm. many ex. best b uy . 552· 39T 1. •9001 ....................... 76GMC ~tonpkup, l&D" tTll ....... , F AM FM sand, lood tires. xlnt ~ ox. / cond. Uode r b ook . caee stereo, sunrf, air. sn.-s =-= ml, IMOO. ....................... "11 El CamiDoClaaalc Nlpwr ••• 100. -_:541~-~~541--~D'5~ t7U 'T1 BllW Dll, 1-a lbao '110.. .. k1a wtUa shell S mA, AM/FM casa .• (6') comp trailer rkl air, ttk, recaro 1eat., io.lad. m-sm--.._ ms.:155 '73240'Z.. "9tored orilina.l 7M/Wrt471 or ~-4511 6t4-7S1'2. MOn••o.. Wiit/maroon Int. All -., dnl cmd. SMM. ..,.... 17,000 ml. l•· Ql1 •• r'wk «an.-s. WR.BO 19 •. Auwn• D a l 1 u n ' 11 28 0 • i low int, leue.. Eveolo&a A•llomMl<eMKm.I. IS.T$0. &W '4e·UUd11. IU·UU -... -..,..----,-7-1-6 nltel ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... t7JI . •1 bUUR IN u.s.A: --·················· '71 tat Spyder C!ODV'l . All/FM, Jepd. ' wbl. diKbrb ....... ie m a 1001 belt ott«. Se• to apprtc latt. .... -- IO'Y CAIYll llOU.S·IOYCE ............. .....,8"<11 ,..._ __ ......... $4999 ......... ~ .. Ad--- MAias .... t 141. t04D ·II 1-,.._-----H-,-~ ln.,adly. 1---------...................... . AUrOC*IR ?tCORYll ii 1~~~ ac, • wtcl••a. booll. " ~ -a11-. Sst"4ed 540-9202 •-•••U. at min. ---------• down. OAC approved Cftlll. (ml) llllUIOMYIUO M10l1S .... -.11•• "M Ventura, lo mi, very dun, 1ood II PG _,....atr.m.KU VtDlura SI. 1Upet _. Vtr1 lo ml. AO. -tb-.PP ...... • Palllac -. Ollnl. &.-..Xllll.-4. ... ....... -..... ~.-. -· ~··· ... . , .. -·-..,...... ,,,. . . . -. . .. . -.. -. .... -.. -. EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: V8, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, maximum cooling, white side wall radial tires & morel - . " . ... -. ·. •I EXAMPLE: 1 .. CHRYSLER CORDOBA FACTORY INVOICE PLUS SALE PRICE CHRYSLER REBA TE (164452). tOoes not lnchxte factory Incentives CK~ holdbeekl) ONLY s EXAMPLE: 1980 CHRYSLER LeBAROll ·FACTORY INVOICE $6029 PLUS 75 SALE PRICf $6104 -CHRYSLER REBA TE 500 YOU PAY -ONLY 55604 SPECIAL USED CAR BUYSI 1970 BUICK 1972 GMC LeS.UIE SIDAH SIERRA PICKUft VB. automatic tra"'ls.. air cone!. owr. With camper shell VB. automattc st & brakes. tilt wheel. pwr. seat & transmission. pwr steering & brakes windows. radto. wsw fires & more' air cond~ r8dt0 and more• 132899Mi (931 BED) s1295 s2095 1978 PONTIAC PHOetlX COUPE VB. automatic trans . air cond . pwr steenng & brakes. radio. custom wheels wsw tires & more' 1777TWOI s3595 1978 PLYMOUTH HOafZOH SEDAM Economical 4 cyt engine. 4 sooed trans mis,lon. AM/FM st e reo casse"e pwr steering. bucket seats. roof rack & morel IB49ULCl FOR FLEET SALE OR LEASE EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, pbwer steering, power brakes, maximum cooling, tinted glass, white side wall radial tires and more!I! (176022) VB automattc trans air c:ond owr steenng & brakes vmyl top cu.,tom moldings radlO. wsw tires & morn' 1505PCYI 5 2195 1979 PLYMOUTH VOL.ARE SEDAM VB. automatic trans air cond owr SIPl}rmq & brakA'> vinyl top. radio W SW tires & more' (774YMW) 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON YOLAAI WAC.OH V8 automatic trans air cond . pwr VB. automahC trans... air cone!. pwr <.tf'oronq & brakP!> rao•o lugqage c;t & brakes AM FM stereo spht reel\. WSW ltr6' & more• (330WQt~ pwr seat & wtndow<i. rool racil 1111 wneel Cr'\Jlse conlrol I mucti more• s2295 1909PRJJ sie5 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOIA COUftE VA 11u1oma11c trans air cond pwr ·.11m11nq & t>rakfl"> ll•nvt •op rao10 w~w 111041 & more• (6t2WPF) 5 4695 \ 1979 CHRYSLER HEW YOttKEI SIDAH 5th Ave Ed1t1on Loaded me VB. auto tranc; air cond pwr st & brakes AM/FM st B track owr w indows & split leather seat s. paddeo 100 & mucn more' r 1307 4 71 56495 INFORMATION, CALL 546 1934 ROCKY ENGLAND 11 NEED CASH??? Wo pay top dollar lor OOQd. ctean late model cars See Curt Davis or Bryan Hesketh !Oday WI AUOW TOP Dou.Al FOi YOUI TIADMHI SH US MOWlll SERVICE HOURS MONDAY THIU FRIDAY: 7:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. SATUIDA Y: 1:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P .M • :411--... • ,.,_# .... _,. --~ ........ ·-........ ••· .,, SEE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT ABOUT RENTING A 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP! . • • 7 Huntington Beacll __ .,,,......,..,.E ..... taln Y!1t~0~y- ORANG OasSes Dehftted Parents, Students Lodge Protests 8y trl'BVE •AaBLE °' ................ Several bundtf'd pa~nls and atudenu s tomped, ~d and ch eered Monday evening as s peakers took fo ur hours to either damn or praise W> m novative C'redit system at Hunt· lnaton Beacb'b Ocean View 11.agh School. One group of pare nts told school trustees that the leam·at· your·own-pace system is a fail11re and suggested al 1s caus· Russian Aid Seen For Iran From AP Dispal~bes The official Tass news agency indicated today that the Soviet Un ion and Iran we re moving toward closer economic ties The report came on the same day as a Chinese dispatch an nounced Iran and the Soviets signed a "protocol for economic a nd industrial cooperation." and o ne day after the European Common Ma rkel voted to move t owa rd economic sanctions against Ira n unless there is some progress made within a m onth toward r elease of 53 Americans held host a,::e in Tehran. T ass, in a dis patch from Tehran. quoted Revolutionary Counc il m e mber Ayatollah Mohammad Hosseln Bebesbtl as , saying the Iranian govemment was not surprised by the Com· mon Martet actJcm. He was quoted as saying, "The socialist and developing .countries are ready to support Iran. and the negotiations of a Soviet trade and econom ic del- egation which were held in Tehran is one of the examples of this." The Tass mention of the So- viel· Iranian negotiations seemed <See IRAN, Page A2) Amusement Issue Before FV Planners The (."reation of a zoning designation that would assure that an area in northwest f·oun- tain Valley continues to attract family amusement businesses will be the subject or a publtc hearing before the city's Plan- ning Commission tonight. The comnussion meets at 7 .30 an City Hall. As currently proposed, the new designatJon would be ap- plied to the area bounded by W arner Avenue. Magnolia Street and the San Diego Freeway. A miniature golf course. batting center. skatinR rink, miniature formula racing track and an amusement game a rcade currently operate here . This prope rly currently is zoned for local and general busi- ness. Don Contraman, a city plan· ner. said the commission has re- jected a developer's plan to build an office building at 9125 Recreation Circle, citing po6Si· ble traffic problems. He said the commission wants to assure that future proposals follow the family recreation trend ol the area. The planner said the com· mission probably will take no action on the proposed zone cbaoge until the office building developer's appeal is beard before the city council. CIE4NING lJP JfTl1I PILOT ADS .. Dally Pilot classified ads really clean up. "I bed Sood success selling my wuber and dryer ln lbe daaalfted teet.ion.'' That's the 8dvertJsing success atory ol the Corona del Mar man who placed this ad ln tbe Daily Pilot: Wosher and gas dryer. matching set, xlnl cond XXJl•UXX If you want your ad to clean up, call ecue78. •• 101 ~ pet"ttnt of O~an View's firs t •~nl or dau not t o araduate A rormer Oc~an View stud nt, w:ivlna his achool transcript at the crowd, told a different story ·Tm no waJlung computer or any brain, but the Ocean View system really helped me," said l>avad Chow. who told trustees he had graduated t?arly aod was now attending Brigham Young University High school trustees, who Moring IJp claimed the gathering wu the tareest they'd witnessed since the la.st teache r stnke, agreed to review the variable c redit system al a later meeting. But the s peakers, m an y urmed with petitions and a host of s uggestio ns, a rgued the ~nefits and tbe drawbacks of the system furiously "How did we know it would take two or three graduating classes to iron out the pro- Has she got a sister? You bet. This is Kelly Collins. younger sister of actress Bo Derek, who bas been named official spokeswoman for Una Enterprises. Her previous a~s1gnmcnt was standing-in for Bo ln the new movie "A Change of Seasons." · Troubles Mounting For Police Heliport The helicopter base for the Huntin gton Beach polic e helicopter squadron has d1sintc· grated The landing pad is cracking a nd sinking i nto unsettled landfill Methane gas is seeping through the soil surla(."e, causing headaches and posing a fire hazard. The maintenance building has been closed as a public saf.ety hazard. That's the good news . T he bad news, according to Police Chief Earle Robitaille, is that the city is no closer to a de· cision on a permanent site than it bas been for nearly 10 years. When the heliport, which is located off Talbert Avenue south of the Central Library, literally fell into unsafe conditions, the city moved its helicopter base to Orange County Airport. Another possiblt' location as being considered near the Joint Powers Training Center near Gothard Street But Robitaille 10dicated that the new delays mean that a de cision for a permanent base 1s probably another year away. The delay, he said, will be costing more money because or the 15-rninule fii ght time and IO· creased fuel costs at the airport. Mayor Ruth Bailey said today that residents near the proposed park site have lodged protests. She said that the council de- cision to steer away from the site is "probably political." "But I personally feel that it wouldn't be the best use to put a he liport in such a beautiful spot." Robitaille said the helicopter (See PAD. Page Al) gram?" uked parent Tony An· drews. "ls ll possible that this Ui an experiment at the expense ol the students?" One student broke down in tears as she told trustees about the pressure the credit system was putting on her. "But I'm go- ing to graduate.'· she added. A not her stude nt , Robe rt Nelson, held up a fist of truancy ca rds and said "there is <See CREDIT, Page A.%) Neighbor 'Soured' By Onion William Wnght said his wife ~leeps with ear plugs He uses an electnc fan to drown out th1• noise. It com~. he ~aid. from Huntington Beach 's ne west waterfront restaurant. He told city orricials, city council members and Orange County Supervisor H ar riett Wieder Tuesday afternoon that his new Huntington Harbour l'Ondomm1um "practically sits in the middle .. of the Red Oruon Restaurant parlung lot. Tuesday's s pecial s tudy s ession was prompted when Wright complained to council members Monday evening about e xcessive noise fro m the restaurant parking lot. Several Su.nset Beach resi- dents said they too had been bothered by noise from the restaurant's customeTS and by cars ~Y claim spill over into their neighborhood. . The Red Onion is one of two restaurants localed ln Peter's Landing, a New Pacific Coast Highway development styled with a commercial and residen- tial mix. John Cope, project manager fo r the cente r , admitted de- velopers made a mistake by building residential units ~o close to the commercial outlets. "Unfortunately, l guess. U11s <See ONION, Page A2> Plan ·D e layed For· Offices In Huntington Plans to build a JO-s tory offi<.'C complex on the old Q(."can View School District headquarter!'> property in Huntington Beach have hit a snag. Developer Frank Mola, who agreed to purchase the property for $3.1 m111ion. told trustees that he must get a zone change on the property before his lender wall come up with the money. He told trustees that he may not get word from the city on the zone change until September Escrow on the property was set to close in June. School trustees wondered aloud if Mola was not t aking a gamble on the City Council granting a high rise zone for tht' property at Beach Boulevard and Warner Avenue. School di.strict officials asked trustees to hold off granting an extension until all legalities are checked out. They saJd even if the land saJe falls out of escrow, Mola would owe the district $50,000. But lease costs and gasoline expenses have shot up. And the distance that the hellcoplers must travel rrom Orange County Airport to HWll· ington Beach has reduced patrol time by about 33 percent, be says. Bride Bai-red The city bas been conducting a search for a new location and al one Ume, apparently bad settled on a site near Ellis A venue in Central Park. But the elected officials this week shied away from tbat site des pite its endorsement by Robitaille and other senior de- partmemt beads. The council h as decided to take another look at altemate sites, lncludinc rebuJlcliD.1 a base on the present site which contains landfill from 10 to 60 reet deep. According to a city report, garba1e. trash, street sweep· ings, car bodies and concrete footings have been dumped there. Honeymoon Cash Denied CASTRO VALLEY <AP> - The bride-to-be, en route to a Lake Tahoe area chapel, bad her plans for wedding bells shat· tered by the clatter of a bank alarm. Patricia Valencia. according to Alameda County sheriff's dep- u ~ !~~.1. told her fiance s he neeaeo to make a quick stop to withdraw money rrom a saving• account to help cover honey· moon expenses. J immy Feo pulled bis van over out.aide World Savlnp and Loan Association la thla 1ub- urban community acroas the bay from San Francisco, dep- uties aald. (_.~~ Ms. Valencia ran inside and deputies allege she banded a teller a note demanding money. The teller pushed an alarm but- ton. and the woman ran outside, authorities said. Sherifr's deputies said s he jumped 1in lbe back of the van and told Feo to take her to a restroom. Deputles responding to the alarm stopped the van. Aller quesUoo.ina, Feo waa re· leased. He was left with two wedding banda and a beaded lace veil. Ms. Valencia, 36, was ar· ratcned on bank robbery cha rges and was Jailed to lieu of s 15,000 ball. "'••r •••••••• D•lly New_8P_!P•r · I .1 l I One for Ted ........... l Sen. FAward Kennedy, wbo defeated ~ident Carter in Tuesday's PMmylvania primary, exults at a Wasbington ~peech today (story on Page AJ). Anderson to Run As lmlependent WA S H I!'iGTON CAP> R1 ·11ubhC'JJl C'andJdate )ohn R. \'nd~rson '4111 announce Thurs· c1J't that he wall run for pre'l1· dt•nt a~ an independent, source~ :.aid toda" After more than a week'!! con· te mplat1on, the veteran llhnoas C'ongre..,.,man has decided lo abandon his quest for the HepubhC'an pre 1dcnt1al nomma- tion, the :.ource!> 4'atd. Instead, he w1ll seek to tap what tu:. campaign !>trateglSlS KENNEDY BRACES FOR MICHIGAN-A3 ..,ee as voter di..satasCacllon Wlth the two maJor party front· runners. President Carter and Ronald Reagan. The sources, who declined to be identified. said the formal an· nouncement would be made at 8 a m . PST Thursday at the Na· t1onal Press Club In Washington. A spokeswoman at Anderson's ca mpaign headquarters con- firmed he would make an an· Mile Square Park Deleted From Funding A $5.3 million proposal to de- velop 86 acres in Fountain Valley's Mile Square Park didn't make lbe list of county parts projects O range County Supervisors approved Tuesday for funding over the next three years. The $4.C million s hare supervisors would have had to come up with was simply too hefty ror the $7. 7 mil.lion parts budget. officlab aaid. Supervisors sent tbe Mlle Square plan back to county aides with orders to cut the price tag. Development of Mlle Square Park, the county's bulest urban park. abou.ld be consider.cl a top priority, 1St Diatrlct Supenlaor Philip Anthony said. He uked county aides to brin1 back a 1 .. costly altemaUve plan •• IOOI\ as pouJblc. 1 nouncement Thursday regard.in~ his political plans , but would DOl " gave deta.Jls. Ander so n already h as wi thdrawn from ton i ght's Republican debate in Hou.ston bl•tween Reagan and the only other remaining GOP contender, Geo r ge Bus h . who w on Tuesday's Republican pnmary in Pennsylvania. Anderson has not won any primaries, and gained only 57 delegates to the GOP Nat.10naJ Convention in Detroit this July, pulling him third behind Reagan and Bush. Already, Anderson for Presi· dent organizers in various states including Massachusetts have been given the go-ahead to or- ~anize independent campaigns on the congressman's behalf. Even before deciding to run as an independent. Anderson had begun pulling together the core o f a national campaign or· ga n izatJon. lo addition, the prestigious Washington law firm of Arnold & Porter bad been enlisted to cha llenge state laws that would work against Anderson's entry <§ee aUN, Pa,-e AZ> Coast Weathe r Con tinu ed c learing through Thursday. Lows tonlght 45 al the beaches and 52 inl and. High s Thursday 60 to 70. IN8191! TeDA 't' TM 1"tOl NWllfn 1'0ting1 art "'·and tM ~ ta CBS bfl Q hoar'• bNadlh, "9dmg CJ thrH·JltGr domfuUon b11 ABC. S«,. 8'. 1114e• ..... _ .... ,,, L.M...,. M ---...., ~ ..• ~ Dt.tt °"'*' cu OI •• Ctt a..-....... Ot ........ M ..... I I_. ......... Cla.M ,,_ CMt~tJ ......... ~'· t\I DAILY PtlO f HIF WattnHday, Aptll 23, tt80 ,,......--JU T BRE..UUN Lai• tte1111 trom todag'• IOOrtd olld ,.., :•••• .. BELGRADE. YQ0111¥la <AP} Pr ldmt Joatp Oro~ Tilo'a dotton u1d t.oa..1 the 17-yur-o&d Yu1011lav I edtor ha lapsed in&o a coma and tale ol hock "Prw&dent Tko'a bMWl remalm criUc&J," hat eilht doc\On •aid. c=::.. Tt&o waa. wWebt b1:1l1v.cl to .. 1n an at .... l 1 Mlftl ltale. It ... -... ftnt USM •c• m'd·f'Urua~ t.laat tUctodon 8DDOUDffd M wM t.a• coma nto wM ._.,.lallaed J• 4 ,_ dttulatory P"Oblema. ud bad 1u. Wt ... ampu\ated Jaa. It &o prevt'ftt fai.I ........... , Slnce .....,, be hu develol*I pro'lema wllh hla heart, l.anp. liver l9d k.ldneya .,,..,...•a.r•••e••••••• SAUNAS lAI» ThN"e exec-ul1vH of lbe Bruce ChUttb C.o lettu~ poWtta and a pilot are mlsaln1 today followtna what authorWe. beli~vti lo i>. lhe t'ra. h of t~lr twin en(tne plane m the Oabilan mow\tams Foe hampered the narch by Monte~y County sberiff'li deput1e.oo Fremont Pt-ak. about lZOmll a out.hot San li'rancbco 11.U A••fl'I• f 'ro%.-tt CALGARY. Alberta (AP> A Canadian court has frozen Net.on Bunker llunt's oil exploratlon permits m Canada's Beaufort Sea, uset.a the Texu oil mUllonaire pledged as part1aJ payment ol a huge 1ulver futures debt. BP Explorahon <Llbya) Ltd. oblained an uuunctlon from the Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories barring Hunt from disposlog or the offs hore exploration permits. valued at $300 million. The BellufOrt Sea region ls an area of mtense oil exploration adjacent to Alaska's oU·rich Prudhoe Bay Hunt and ttis brother. W. Herbert Hunt. agreed this month to tum over the oil rights t-0 the Engelha rd Mineral~ and Chemicals Corp .. or New York, as partial piiyment on a contract for 19 million ounces or silver. McDowell School Redesign Ordered T rustees of the Fountain Valley School Dis trict h a ve ~iven a green light to prepara- tion or formal construction drawings for nearly SI million \4 orth or a renovation ~rk at now-vacant McDowell Elemen· tary School. Current plans call for the d1s- 1 nct to move its admmistrat1ve offices to McDowell whe11 the ren- ovation is comple ted If that transfer 1.s made. the district's current headquarters o n Lighthouse Lane will be le ased to oth e r part1e!> to generate additional rc.-venuc for the district. This game or musical chairs. with school properties 1s necessar y to cope with decbning enrollment and a reductJon in 't<ite fundtnj!. according to l>r .I a l' k M a h n k t· n . a s s 1 i. t & n t ~upenntendcnt Further changes m the use or district property may be needed as enrollmc•nl contin ue~ to decline in thii. dccad<.'. the !>Chool official adde<l The chstm·t closed McDowell and Lamb schools in the <,pnng or 19i!J becau~c or dccrcaM:d t•nrollment Since then. Lamb has heen leased to lluntangton Bl'ach Union I llgh S<·hool Das f'rom Pa9 .... t I RUN ..•. on the ballot as an independent 1·and1datc. Cr aver. Matthews Smith and Co . a political ronsulting and rl1rect mail f arm, has been 1•ngaged to r aise funds for the hrst maJOr political campaign to bl' conducted outside the two major parties s ince George Wallace ran as a third-part> 1·andidate in 1968 Anderson has said he will or ganize no third-party move· ment , but will r emain a Republican who. if he won. would form a national unity ad- ministration. He also has said he would IJke- ly choose a Democratic vice· pr esidential candidate. and name politic ians from both parties to ttis administration. OftANOEC~ ~· DAILY PILOT fM Ot ..... CHtl 0.-ty Poot, wtth wNcft tti c;OMOlfWCI tr. Ht •\ Prtt\. '' PVbth.r.tia O'I thfll 0'4t"91' C-'t P\Jtlil1W"it Como•ny ~t•t~ f'dtltOfU W• publt\lllfod ~y tf'w'GVl)f' r U0.'f tor Coitt• ~ flf..........-t .. <Hf\ """'IA9''"' 8t'•th ,_ovnl••t\ V•lf•t. lr••"f' l•ovn• fif..c1' Sotltt\ C.0.•t A '111191• ,.-.,.._.,., M1t_, ,, °"'blhMct """"°"'"' ""° Svr\G•f'\ TN! 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Fountain Valley trustees were questioned a bout the reason for spending nearly Sl million to move from Lighthouse Lane to M cpowell School Trustees l'Xplaancd that the city's Planning Commission will not permit McDowell to be least.'d for mos t commercial uses because it 1s in the center of a residential tract The Light.house Lane building. however. is located at Talbert A\ enuc• and Ne-wland Street. a <·orncr that could be w.ed fqr commercial purpo~f'S. According to current plans. the district would use fund~ from the sale of 1ls surplu.s Pope "le propert v to pay for the ren m ataon of \1 d)O\Ao rll Th<· Pop{· µrOJ>l'rt) Y.ils purc·ha~l'd for a propo!.<'d '>ch1x1l an 197:!. '4hen the d1stnct believed its enroll· n1Pnl would continue to r&Sf' Thl' cl1striN '<; c-urn·nt .,c·hi-<lult· 1 :.ilb for the adrn1n1c;triltarm tn occupy Mc OoY.e ll beg inning Jun" I. 19RI f 'rom Pagt• t I OMON ... 1s thl' mma l•xpcm,1 VP restaurant built an Southern California an lhe last five years and 1t ·~ really the m spot .. He said the rC'slaurant has a dance floor that has become lhl' .. hott~t plal'c in town." Wright. "ho play<:d portions of J tape he said he recorded one t•veninj! near th<• parking lot. o.;aid h£' has asked th<' dcvrlopcrs to move tum to a different loci.I lion .. 1 don't know wlrnt :. goin~ on. but they're Jl('Ople going m and animals when th~y come out," he said. Cope said he has met with re!>laurant orficwlo.; and prom 1!.ed to do what he could to ol lev1ate the problem. City of r1 c1als srud a noise !>ludy on I.he parking lot will be conducted this weekend Police Chier Earle Rob1la1lle ~aid police hands are tied because the complex is private property . .. Personally I think it's a tern ble decision to abut discos and homes." said Robitaille. "but the problem could solve itself because every disco in this town eventually burns out .. Cope said he hopes business doesn't "burn out" but spc.-culat· cd that the crowds eventually will become smaller. ·'I think the (res taurant) owners have t-0 be told that lhe residents do have a recourse here -they can be closed down , .. said Mrs. Wieder. "They have to be good neighbors." Jewelry, Camera Stolen in Valley Jewelry vaJued at Sl,000 and a movie camera worth '"° were reported taken In a burglary Tuesday at the Fountain Valley hom e of Ell11beth Jones, on Obsidian Court, police saJd. Between 7:30 a .m . and 2:30 p.m., bu.r&Jars forced open the front door of the home, ransacked an upstairs ~room nnd took the jewelry and ca mern. Ngw YORK (Al» Ch au Manhatlan Rank. the naUon'a third la.rat&-t \'ommerclal bank. r,·d11cf'tl ll• prime lendtn1 rate I l~lnl "1 lit JX'rtt>nl today. It w., the lh4rd Ume lD a weM th11t c.'twff .-.ctucfd U\e ba1e r• 11 ,•hur,.. oe t'001m•ttlal ao.a.. (.'ha '' did not lnamedlai.ly l'Oll\U\\'t1t oo lu move Anal•. howt1ver. tu.ad Pl'l'<ilcted f\.U'tber r c•ductJom II\ th pnme Deal9e lnt~rt-ist rntt> m nlODey rnartets h·" t-htllt.•n 1:tnd d emand for lo-..n:; hou IX't'n de<:Untna in t.be ti.el' ol a wonentna economy und h.laih borroWUll costs. The• 1mmc rutt.' 18 generally lt1l 11.>wt•st ratt' banks ch11t1e htat rorporote customers. But It .illiO 11> u widely followed in- d 1c'ltor or interest rates In }:l"nersl After ruing continuously to a pl' k of 20 percent by early April. Chas(' Lnitiated the first pram(' rate reduction or the yur April 16 when l lowered its pn mt• to 19 • • ix•rr('11t It reduced 11 .m11thl·r '1 point two duy.s later ..,. h1.m tlw banking industry lo ~l·ner.'1 moved to a 19h percent µrt ml'. Hate:. on stx month Treasury h1lh CeU I 6 pt'r<'enta~e points Monday to 11.892 percent at the gnv('rnmcnt's a uction. Those r.1t(·:. had risen as hi gh as LS.7 Pl'rcl'nt an late March The rate <h1t t•rn11m•s what banks must p.iy depositors on six month 111<mey market certificates. The stock market gainl'd more ground 111 actsn• trading today. 1.·xtcndin.-: Tue!>day's explosive rally after a bri(.'f mad morning paU:.C' Thl' Do\I. Jonl'S a\ erage of 30 1111lustriab. unchanged al 8 a.m . ~µorted a 5.20 point gain to i95 05 bv 9 a .m G :uncrl> held a 3-1 lead over lns.l'rs umonl: New York Stock Ex«hangc-hsted issues f'nme Page ·' I CREDIT. • • s o m t' l h an g w r on g w 1 t h t h c !>~stem "I'm not a real self.motivated s tudent. I guess I'm a ditcher. but there i5 a problem at Ocean \'ae\4 Something isn't ngbL I want to ~r;iduat<.• but I won't be able to." Senior Cecil Binkerhoff told trustees I.hat he. too, wasn't go- 1 ng to gr adu att>. bu t "it 's nobody's fault but my own The ..,rhool isn't to blame " Crat1C'al parents and students claim the credit system allows .,tudcnL'i to fall behind with little \I, arn1ng They claimed more ,than 300 s tuden ts h ave Lra n'\ferred out of Ocean View to t·M·ape the system Th<• credH pro~ram calls for pupil., to earn a minimum gradt• o f(' and to <·om pll'tc all 1'1;1ssroom ass ignm ents and p.ipers to receive fuJI cred it. 'I don't Y.ant my child to ~rJduat<.· unll'S!> he can read . ..,. ntr· and spell and that's what <>c<·:.in View will force him to do. ~aid <mothe r parent. "The '>C hoo! is ~reat." School trus tees. who asked Supenntcndent Frank Abbott to provide them with accurate graduation and transfer figures . alsl} were dJVJded on the credit quec;tion "I beli eve we have to stop this 1>h1lowphy or social promotion ... remarked Trustee Helen Ditte ·we're doing oo service by g1v 1ni,{ students a feeling of success \I, hen they're actually railing .. Hoard Preside nt Dons Allen s aid the school is n't working and questioned the system's integ· nty ·'The strc-ss and the pressure at the school is just unaccepta· ble to me." she said. ''The con· rcpt 1s good but the problem is with the delivery." Frank Halley Dead at 45; Service Held Graveside funeral rates and burial have been held in Oklahoma City. Okla .. ror Coastline Community College Coordinator or Ins tructional Media Services Frank Halley, who died 12 days ago. Mr. HaJley, 45, who lived in Stanton, was nlght composin1 department foreman of tbe Dal- ly Pilot until 1987, when he left to become s upervisor of the Anaheim Union Hl1h School DLI· trict graphic arts department. The Oklahoma native, who always affected a traditional white shop foreman's coat. IUC· c umbed at Santa Ana·Tualin Community Hoapltal April 11 following a Iona illness. Survivors include bla wit•. Velma ; a grown son Pat and. a dau1M.er Terril both of Cone Mesa, and a son Michael, of the home. ' Local n r&ngcments were un· 1t ~·r dirt'<'l lnn of Wel\tmlnsttr tl1,·mon"11 !'.irk und Mortuary ltleqal• ~aper. -~ llouna '6uilty~-!l- Mn•e• Dws Jane Froman. a popular slnger o( the Forties wbo&e ~ttle to regain her career after shattering injuries in a plane ~rash was dramatized rn the movie "With a Song in My Heart." is dead at 72. Officer Gets Jane Fonda's 'Autograph' VEN'nJRA (AP> -1f it were handled by a Hollywood publicist. it would be bUJed as "Barbarella and Wonder Woman Meet CWPs." Driver Jane Fonda. with eassenger Lyn- da Carter. got a speeding ticket from the California Highway Patrol. The llcket was issued as Ms . Fonda upped down U S. 101 in V(•ntura County, about haJJway between her Santa Monica home and her Santa Barbara ranch. CHP officer Newton Tobin. alone m a patrol car. reported that he clocked· Ms . Fonda 's Volkswagen Rabbit at 75 mph m J 55 mph rone ln Vault Theft .· An Orange County Superior Court jury has convicted buaf. neasman Vincent Carrano and Jack f'ullon ol fraud, consplracy and grand theft in conneeUon ,..,..... Pflflfl' A I mAN ••. to amply confirmation of the Chinese report by the Xlnbua news agency. Meanwhile, four mot.hers and wives of Tehran embassy hostages began a round or meet- ings Wllh European leaders to- day by calllog oo French Presi- dent Valery Glscard d'Estaing to ask for his help an freei nc the captives. "I feel we have support," said Lo uis a K e nnedy , wife o f Mor ehead K e nn edy , the economic and commercial at- tache at lhe occupied U.S Em· bassy an the Iranian capital. The four women spent aJmost an hour with Gisca.rd d'Estaing at the Elysee PaJace ln ceot.ra1 Paris. A presidential aide said the meeting was arranaect. at short notJce and reflected the French leader's concern for what he called "this human problem ·· The meeting went beyood the planned 30 minutes as Gi.scard d 'Estaing kept a delegation of visiting mayors waiting in the lobby while h e conferr e d privately wilh h1.s American vis· 1tors . Two others have sons among the hostages, and the Court.h's husband ls a host.aJe. A communique said GisclJ'd d'Esta.ll\g expressed "t.be pro- found sympathy and solidarity of France. land of human rights. for the hostages in lhe cruel and anadmtss1ble ordeal thev have been ltvmg through sin~e No· vember " wltb the e mbeialement of •• mllUon in pr.ao. ........ from tbelr Swlla Vault.a, Ine. llDnf• flrm. The two men wen Couad cull· ty Tue.day di 30 telonJ COUDt1 and face up to tlx )'ftrl In lt.a.e prison. Superior Court Judce Jobn L Flynn J r. set aeatencin• for May 20. The jury of se¥en womm and five men h ad deliberated for more than a week and ita venllct Tuesday afternoon capped a case U.at has luted for nve months. ''Things went the way I thought they would," pl'OHCUlor Douglas McFarland said. "I'm jllSt glad it's over with." Carrano. a Seal Beach resl· dent, and Fulton, who Uves lo Corona del Mar. were taken Into custody aft.er the verdict wu read The owners of the now-defunct precious metals storage firm in Santa Ana were convicted of multiple counts ol grand theft u well as insurance fraud and con- spiracy. T he prosecution bad con· tended that CaM'ano and F\llton had embezzled gold and silver valuables from the firm and al· tempted to cove r up the crime by st.aging a phony robbery. f'roa rage ,, • PAD ••• unit. comprised of lhtte opera. tional hel~ers and eiibt of- ficers, has been a "lifesaver" to lhe police department. "It LS the best tool we haft for I aw enfor cement in that our ratio of poUce officers to popula- t 1on has fallen below one per I 000," he srud YON HEMERT'S IS ·wARBIOUSE CLEANI•! ~ ~th Annual Warehouse Sale 2 clays only May 3 & 4, Sat. & Sun., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. YES, VON HEMERT'S IS HAVING ITS 5th ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE. RUTHLESSLY CLEARING .OUT AND SLASHING PRICES ON FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY ROOM IN 'fOUR HOME. GREAT BUYS!!! ONE-OF-A-KIND ITEMS, DISCONTINUED STYLES, AND SLIGHTLY SOILED OR DAMAGE·D GOODS, IN ALL OF THE QUALITY NAMES VON HEMERT IS FAMOUS FOR . Cash & Car(Y All Sales Final 1371 VILLAGE WAY IN COSTA MESA IPOti9&.Y WAl9fOUll llU , 17 • IrVlne VOL. 73, NO. 114, _.SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENT FAA er May Up rt Flights By JOANNE a ti:YNOLDS OI .. OM!y ,_ fj ... Oranae County ONIC'llllil want to keep a 40-Rigbt per day lld on commettlal j t u~ratloni. at J ohn Wayne Airport lJut eounty olftc:hal now have to contend with a 1-'ederal Av1a lion Admanlstra t1on ordt>r t o • Ol)('n the airport to ··.11 quahf1ed carriers " That meani. the oum~r Of h.>n ant earners t'OUld climb from two to ax th1 i. )'ear .rnd the number of daily kt m aht11 could top 5a Thut order has long rtrn..:l" ram1flcauoo.~ in li1tht of the dti r~aulat on ul lhc procedure for ttranttng rout . Otregulauon t-v"ntually will cnubl • uny uarhntt to Opt'ruh• without pnor ft'dt'rul approval whe1Hive1 1t t•an negotH•lt' u kase l.ooktng ut tho 1mm d1ute t'r • ft-ct of the 1''AA order. the coun I y c·ould land 1n trouble with thti State Department of Trao&porta t Ion If It increases the number of fllghta ot the 1drport. The s tate hl a llowanl( the M.lrport lo operate in cxct>Ss of litate noise limits provided the noise generated by th~ 40 flights per day isn't ex- L"eeded Expandmg tbe number of flights, obviow,ly, would in· ('reuse the noise. Any attempt by county of- (lc·u•ls to share the 40 flights ..i mong lhc two airlines that operate out of the airport now <See WAYNE, Page AZ) Running Alone Anderson Set as Independent WAS HING TON (AP ) Republican candidate John B. Anderson will announce Thurl>· day that he will run for prcs1 dent as an independent. sources s aid today. After more than a week's con· te mptation, the vete ran Jlbno1~. ::oogr essm an has decided tCJ a b a ndo n his qu<'s t for th<· Republican president aal nomina .ion. the sources said Instead. he will ~eek to tap whal his campaign strategists 1ee as voter dii,satisfact1on with Oiase Sets Loan Rate At 19% NEW YORK (A P )-Chase Manhattan BanJc, the na tion's 1tird-largest commercial bank. reduced its prime lending rate \>'.?-point lo 19 percent today. It was the third lime an a week hat Cha'le reduced the base rate t charges o n commercial loans. Chase tlid JlOt immediately •omment on iU> move . Analysts. 1owever. had predicted further ·eductions in the prime because nteresl rates in money markets aave falle n a nd d e mand for oans has been dechnang in the ace of a worsening economy ind hi~h borrowinl{ costs The prime rate 1s generally he lowest rate banks charge >est corporate c ustumc•rs But at dso 1s a wide ly followC'<i in · licator of intc•rcst rates 1n :en era I. After ris ing continuously to a 1eak of 20 percent by C'arly \pril. Chase initiate d the fi rst 1rim e rate reduction of the year \pril 16 when 1t lowered 1t~ 1r1 me lo 19:14 percent. It rcduc('(I l another 1 ~ point t wo d<1ys later vhen the b<Jnkin~ tndustry tn 'eneral moved to a 191 1 percent 1rime Rates on six-month Treasury ills fell I 6 percentage pornts 1onday to 11.892 percent at the overnment 's auction . Those ates had n s en as high as 15 7 e rcent in late March. The rate etermines what banks must .ay depositors on s ix-month 1oney market certificates. The stock market ,:iained more round in active trading today, xtending Tuesday·s explosive ally after a bri(•f mid·morrung a use. The Dow .Jones ave rage of 30 'ldustrials. up 6 points late in he morning. was a head l.53 >0ints to 791.38 at noon. Buildiag Issue P e n n swlva n 1 .. ... , ........ D•••cr •tee - Kenrt•d• 4 6' 1 •w•t\ ~3" C~r••• •6' "••e•n 46" O l het-. 8~ Attderaoft t°" the two maJor party front· runnt'rs, Pres ident Carte r <.ind Rona ld Reagan. Th<' sources. who declined to he identified, said the form<d an- D•ilf Pli.t Sl.lff -NEW AGENCY CHIEF County's Murray Storm Storm Named Environment Agency Chief M urray Storm today was named director or the county Environmental Management Agency by the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Storm. 54, former as;s istant dire ctor of the agen cy , had served a s interim d irector following the resignation of H.G. Osborne. Osborne left county employ April 1 lo accept a position with the Warmington Group, a housing development firm. Storm was t he unanimous choice of the board. Chairman Ralph Clark said 28 applications were received for the position. Storm was among s eve n finalists, he said. Storm will be paid $50,416 a year. nounccment would be made at H a m. PST Thursday at the Na· tional Press Club in Was hington A s pokes woman at Anderson's t·ampaign headquarte rs con- firmed he would make an an· nounc<>ment Thurs day regarding h1~ poltt1cal plans. but would not g1 ve details Ander s on alre ad y ha lo. w1lhdrnwn from t onig ht 's Republican debale in Houston bC'tween Heagan and the onl> oth<'r re maanmg GOP contender. G l ' o r g c B u s h . w h o w o n TuPsday's H<>pubhcan primary an Pennsylvania. Andl•rson has not won any primancs. and gain<.>d only 57 dcle~ates to the GOP National Convention in Detroit this Julv. puttmg him third betrind Reagan and Bush. Already, Anderson for Presi· dent organizers in var ious states in cluding Massachusetts have KENNEDY BRACES FOR MICHIGAN-A3 been given the go-ahead to or. ganize independent campaigns on the rongress man's behalf. Eveo before deciding to run as an independent , Anderson had begun pulling together the core of a national campaign or· ganization. In addition. the prestigious Washington law farm of Arnold & Porter had bttn enlisted lo c·hallen{{C state law~ that would work against Anderson's entry on the ballot as a n mdependent candidate. Craver, Matthews Smith and Co . a political consulting and dire c t mail firm , h as been e ngaged to raise funds for the ftrst mQJor political campaign to be c·onducted outside the two m ajor parties since George Wullace ran as a third-party l'andidate in 1968. And(•rson has said he will or· j?an1zc no thi rd-party move- ment, but will r emain a Republican who. 1f he won. would form a nat.Jonal unity ad· m1n1str.1tion. Irvine Backs library Plan The Irvine City Council i'> backing a county plan to build a branch library in Irvine . The 10,000-square-foot library is to be built on Walnut Avenue near Yale Avenue. The $800,000 project probably will begin in a year , according to a city spokesman. The facility will be part of the county library syste m. Agran Blasts Irvine Co. By IUCllARD GREEN Ot• Deitf f'li.t 51.tf I rvine City Councilma n Larry \gran charged the Irvine Com· •any T uesd ay with covertly inkering with city politics. cit· n g letters t o potential home >Uyers urging opposiUon to a >Uilding moratorium. His charge came In the wake >f the defeat ol Councilwoman dary Ann Ga1do's p roposal lo aalt residential developme nt for • ix months ln Irvine. An Irvin e Co mp a n y 1pokesman denied Agran's al· le1ation. The proposal failed on a tied :ouncil vote with Mrs. Galdo and Alfan in favor and council members Art Ant.bony and BUl Vardoulla acatnat. Mayor David Silla wu ablenl. Agran said the company sent letters out to local residents, asking them to attend the coun- cil meeting in case they wanted to oppose the morato rium. He said the letters were sent at Irvine Company expense but the company's nam e didn't ap- pear on them. ··our in volvem en t wa sn 't political, it was informational," said Irvine Company spokesman J erry Collins. "About 1,400 Irvine residents had signed interest lists for new homes not yet built in the clly. We felt they bad a right to know about t.be poaible impact of the Gaido morator i um. P erhaps these letters should have been sent lo Agan," Collins said. A1ran conte nded today that the letters are just one facet of • covert lrvil)e Company effort to defeat Mrs. Gaido in her bid for re·election June 3. He said City Council candidate Dave Baker has received an in· kind contribution from the com- pany. Agran explained that political consultant Ro bert Nelson, who was hired by the Irvine Com- pany ln 1979 to help with an ex- ten s Ive political s urvey in Irvine, is now running Bake r's campalgn . Agran said informaUon Nelson r eceived while in the e mploy of the Irvine Company is potential· ly useful in Baker's campaign. Baker said al a recent can· didales night that be bas never seen the survey. "We do n 't. know wha t be <See AGaAN, Pase AJ> '\ D••I>' Piklt SUolf Ploolo COMMERCIAL JET WINGS ITS WAY TOWARD COUNTY'S JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Government Entitles Clash as Four More Airlines Clamor for Airport OperaUng Rights Airport Land Buy OK'd I • County to Foot Bill for Expansion Plan? Orange County s upervisors moved Tuesday to buy $6 million worth of land in Costa Mesa ad· jacent to John Wayne Airport as part of plans to expand airport facilities, primarily ror private planes. ' And, although supervisors Ot'· dered county a1df's to apply for federal money to pay for the 13 5 acres, county taxpayers may end up root.mg the bill. Officials of tbe count y 's General Ser vices Agency s aid the 13.5 acres wall m ost l1kelv be used fo r bus1nC'ssec; th~it service and sell J1rcraft . for ad dit1onal a1rcr;ift lie-downs. and fo r loading and unload1n)! air frC'ight. It wa s 1n 0 <'l Ob f'r t h a t supe rvisors. over the prolesl..c; of Supervisor Thomas Rilt•y, first took s t eps to buy the two parcels. 2.6 acres on Airway A venue and 10.8 acres on Red llill Avenue. Raley. whose district includes the airport, argued then that putting up $16 m.illion f ot' • land p urchase before release of the .11rport's master plan was a bre.tch of public faith. But Riley Joined his fellow s upervisors as they ordered purchase negotiations to begm. This lime those asking for a dl°ldy or halt to the land buy m· l lud c•d not o nly owne r s or prl\ ate aircraft. but County Ad· m1n1..,tr:J l1ve Offi cer Robert Thom<L'- Thom .1 .. , 1 n a 1 e t t <' r to c,upt.'n-1-;ol"i. said GSA offtc1ab' plan~ for th.-land ~eren 't worth 1111· Sti rt11ll1on purcha..,~ pnN.· Coast Pair Guilty In Vault The/ ts An Orange Ct>unt v Superaur Court Jury ha-; conv1ctC'd bu'' nessman Vtnt·ent Carrano and Jack Fulton of fraud. coni.pm.1c~ <.ind gr and the ft in conncC'l1011 with the embcn h•mc•nt or SI miUion in precious mf:tdls from their S'o'1ss Vaults, Inc ..,toragt.· hrm. The two men we re round gu1I ty Tuesday of 30 felon:. counh and face up to six ~(·;i r~ tn :-.talt· prison. Superior Court J udg<' John I .. Flynn J r. set i.cntt·ncm~ for Muy 20. The jury of seven women ;rnd five m en had d<'hbe rut<>d for more than a week and its verdict Tuesday afternoon capped a case that has lasted for fiv~ months ''Thi ngs went th e wuy 1 thought they would ... prol>ecutor Douglas Mc Farland said . 'T m Just glad it's over with." Carrano. a Seal Beach resi- dent. and Fulton, who lives in Corona del Mar. were taken into custody after the verdict was read. The owners of the now-defunct precious metals storage firm an CLEANING UP WITH PILOT ADS "Da ily Pilot classified ads really clean up. "I had good success selling my washer a nd dryer in the classified secUon." That's the advertising success stol',)' of the Corona del Mar man wbcJ pla ced this ad in the Daily Pilot: WH her nnd gos dryer. mstchin~ set. xlnt <'ond XX'(·XXO 1C you want your ad to <:lean up, ull 642-5678. San la ·\n..t "t'r<' l'On\'lcted of mul1 1ph· t'flunt-. of J!rand theft as ~H II a~ 1n...,uranre fr..tud ;md <'On· .. p1r ac:.. 'I h<' prosecut ion had <'On · tl•ndc'., rrom the firm and at· l<'mpt<'d to COH'r up the cnm<' h) staging a phony robbery to .l ulv 1977 Nonl' or the prt'CIOUS metals h ..t '> rver br en reco v e red , Mc Fa rland said DefensC' attorneys for Fulton and Carrano 1nd1 cate d they "ould appeal. Carrano had testified on his own behalf during the lengthy' trial. claiming a gunman had hound him to a chair with heavy ta pe after forcing him lo open a rear door to the storage firm. Four Plane Crash Victims Identified By 11tie Aseoclaled Presa The WTeCkage of a plane miss· ing on a flight from Visalia to O r ange County d uri n g a weekend storm was found today west of Inter st ate 5' In the Gr apevine area of Kem County. All four people aboard were dead, Kern County Sheriff's Capt. Bob Crafton reported. The pilot, Larry Mccart, 40, was fl)'in« back to John Wayne Airport in Orange Counly after a visit lo friends and family lo Visa lia when lbe P i p •r Comanche crashed Sunday. Killed aioac with McCart were his wife. Cleon, and another cou- ple, Tom and Pal McGovern.. All wer e from Oran1e County. lie also sa1d the land purchase l v.•oul d e xhau s t t he cou nty airport r eserve fund , forcing 1 supervisors to l ake $1.4 million out or the county's $10 million contingency fund, usually re- se rve d for e mer g ency purchase!'!. """ , And cha nce'! t hat fede ral money rrugbt offset county lax· payer funds look grim, said Steve Kozak, t1D ajde to Riley. ~ Kozak sajd a recent Federal A v1at1on Administration ruling may block the grant application. That rulin g warned ) '\upervison. of a possible cutoff l to fed('ral funds or othe r sanc- tion'> 1f they continued to hm1t the numbt•r of comme rcial airlines operat ing out or the <See EXPAND, Page A2> Council Fills Two Irvine Appointments 1\ rure<"tor of administrative ~erv1ccs and a city cler k were Jppomted Tue~ay by the Irvine City Council ~1ichael McNa mara. current Sa n Clem<>nte finance director. v. ti I b<>come the ne w I rvme d irecto r of admin1s trat1vc -.ervt('es on May 19. The job pays $36,000 Nancy Rowland, current ad· m 1n1 s trat 1ve assistant to the s uperintendent of the lr vme Un1f1ed School Dis trict will become city clerk on May 5. The JOb pays $23,000 per year. The jobs of cit y clerk and d i r ector of administra tive services we re lormerly held by Mr. and Mrs . James Harrington. The couple left re<:ently to pursue careers in Fresno. Coast "'eatbe r Continued clearing t h rough Thursday. Lows tonight 45 al the beaches a n d 52 i nla n d . Highs Thursday 60 to 70. IN818ET8DAV TM final Nielm& ratings are in. and IM winner b CBS by a hair's bMadth, eftdmg a three-year domfnotion bf/ ABC. S« PQge 88. l•tles c • . DM.YPILOT Wedne9Cla A n1 23 IMO BELGRADE, Vuao.lavta tAP> PrHhtenl J<11lp Bro~ Tho'• dot10n 1ald today \be 1'7-yur old Vuplav lrAdil>r h laPMd ltlto a ~m• and at.al! ot abod "PrelJdent Tllo' health remaJna <'rill<'• .. •· haa 1aht doc:lora &ad Alt.hou&h Tilo wu, wldely beUevPd to bf' an an at least M ffll)l·comafoM ttaa.e. ll wu the nrat Um 1lnf'l' mld·fi'etmaary Lhat h1I dodorl ennounc..t M wu ln a coma Tito wu holpltallaM Ju. 4 for drt"ulatory probl~m&. nd h•d hit left lt>g mputated Jan 20 to prf'vent fat•I .c11n1rt'nt• Since lben, btl hu develc>ped Pf')bl ma wUh hi~ heart, IW>aca. Uver and kldneya ....... l'••r A .. •rtl ••••••• SAUNAS (AP> Tbrt!e rxttutlv of the Bruce Church CO lettuce arow~nt MDd a pilot are miulna today followanf. what authoritJee bf.LI vc tu be lhe C'ra h of I.heir twin en1Ln p an" an the Gabilan mountain:. Fot hampered th• .earch by Mooterey County shertfr'a deputieton Fremont Peak.about l.210mll 80Ulho1Sao t'-raocU.co ,,_, A••f-1• F r•%**• CALGARY. AltM>rtu tAPl A Canadum rourt has rroz~n Nelson Bunker Hunt ·~ 011 exploralloo ~rrnats an Canada's Beaufort Seu. assets the Texas oil m1llionaare pledged u partial payment of a huge silver futures d bt. BP Exploration (Ubya) Ltd. obtained an injunction from the Supreme Court of the Northwest Temtories barring Hunt from d.i.aposlng of the offshore exploration permlts. valued at $300 million. The Beaufort Sea region is an area of Intense oil exploration adjacent to Alaska's oil·ricb Prudhoe Bay. HW'lt and his brother. W. Herbert Hunt, agreed this month to tum over the oil rights to the Engelh·ard MlneraJs and Chemicals Corp., of New York, as partial payment on a contract for 19 million ounces of silver. Ooser Iran, Russ lies Cited by Tass From AP Dispa&ebes The officiaJ Tass news agency indicated today that lhc Soviet Union and Iran were moving toward closer economic lies The report came on the same day as a Chfoese dispatch an· nounced Iran and the Soviets signed a "protocol for econonuc and industriaJ cooperation," and one day after the E uropean Com,,,on Markel voled to move toward economic sanctions against Iran unless there is o;ome progress made within a month toward reJe;isc of 53 Americans held hostage 1n Tehran. Tass, in a d ispatch fro m Tehran. <1uotcd Revolwionary Council member Ayatollah Mohammad Hossein Beheshti as saying the Iranian government was not s urpnsed by the Com- mon Market action. ' He was quoted a s say10g, "The socialist and developing ,t·ountries arc rC'ady to s upport Iran, and the negotiation~ of a Soviet trade and economic dcl 1•galion which wcrl' held an Tehran ts one of the examples of this." The Tas~ me ntion of the So· v1et-lraruan neiot1at1ons seemed to imply confirmation of tht· Chinel'te report hy th1.· Xmhuu news af(ency Meanwhile, four mothers and wives of Tehran e mbassy hostages began a round of m<.-cl· IOf!S with European leaders lo· day by callinf! on French Presa· dent Valery Giscard d 'Estaing to ask for lus help an freeing thf' captives. "I feel we have support," said Louis a Kennl•dy , wife of More h ead K e nn edy , th e economk and commercial at · tache at the occupied U S Em.' f ',....Pa.-AI AGRAN ••• <Ag r an) is t alking a bout," Collins said, "unless he's refer· ring to a months-old s urvey which was well publicized in the Los Angeles Times. I would hardJy caJI that covert.·· ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT '""' or .. (O.\t O..•-. p,~ ••• ,,,, ~" ,, c.omtMl'Wd ... '"'-' Pf9'~ ., ..... uw. .., .,. Ot•~ (.M\.I "-•"""'9 CAl'ntNft'f ,..,,.f'•f• "''~' .,.,. Club'•"""'d MDfW•, trw~ ,,, .. 11 fOf C°'I• _.._.. ""•11•'1 ..... ,. Hwr.4tftOl'Oft A••<" Fownt•1n Yeltfr. ,,..,,,.., l•Ov"• 6r-." Soltf'I (Ot'\f A -..flllile r .. IOf\otJ Httion •\ "°fl\..0 s...4V16itlf\--~' ftw •""'-"""' _.,,....,._,.MlJOWttlkY!.t_, "O 80• IW C°"I•-t.olllw"6•.,.,. ' .. ·-·-~ tttdlflt Mill Pwolt\ftr9 "'--••-11 ..... '-··~ M4~•nq C!tflttw O-::.i~w,...1':t:~~""" I , bassy 111 the lraruan capital. The rour women spent alm~l <.in hour with Giscard d 'Es taing <.il lhe £Jysee Palace in central Paris. A presidential aide said the meetmg was a rranged al :.hort notice and reflected the French leadC'r's concern for what he <:alkd ·'th as human problem." 1'he meetmg went beyond lht• pl<mncd 30 minutes as G1l-tcard II · Estaing kept a dele~at ion of visiting mayors waiting an the lobby whale he confe rred pnvall'ly with his American v1~- 1tor s. Two others have son~ <.1mong the hos tages. and the fourtb's husband is a hostage. A communique said Giscard d 'EstamR" expressed "the pro- found sympathy and solidarity of France. land or human nghts, for the hostages m the cruel and inadmissible ordeal the v have been hvang throu~h :.incl· No vembcr." Boy Critical After Drown Try in SA Santa Ana PoUce ~wtJ today I hl'y will seek attempted murder t hargcl't against the unclt· or a '1 }ear·old boy who investigator'> a ll ege <'hoked hi s nt•phcw and .it- ll•m pted to drown him in a bathtub Thl' victim, John II. Lewis. n • maincd m crillccil cood1t1on aL Ch ildren's Hospital in Orange to· d<tv. ilo l1 ce allege Emme tt M 1tchell, 2.1. was caring for h11'. nephew when he became angry after the child damaged a pair of s tereo headphones. Investigators claimed Mitchell firs t choked the boy, then placed him in a water-fiJJed bathtub. Mitchell was lodged at Orange County .Jail with bail set at $250,000. Poli<'e said Mitchell was shar mg an apartment with Diane Lewis, the boy's mothe r. Frank Halley Dead at 45; Service Held Graveside funeral rites and burial have been held in Oklahoma City, Okla .. for Coastline Community College Coordinator of Instructional Media Services Frank Halley, who died 12 days ago. Mr. Halley, "5, who lived, in Stanton was night compostng departnient foreman of lbe Dai· ly Pilot wrt.il 1967. when he left to become supervisor of tbe Anaheim Unicin High School Dis· tricl IJ"aphic arts department. The Oklahoma native, who always affected a traditional while shop foreman's coat, suc- c umbed at Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital April 11 followtna a long illness. Survivors include his wife. Velma; a lf'OW11 ion Pat and a daughter Terri, both of Cotta Meta, and a aon Michael, of the home. Local aM'anaement.a were un· der direction of Wt1tmin1ter Memorial Park and Monuary. • ._. lM ... ltMn Ualt Wlllt \o •Jll lllll Ad.Ma "-1M 81 ...,eat ••The ~ la dtf hal&ely ........ _.,... .... ..... ~ ...... " .~ .. " .. l..aftJ ...., _ -ihltlft ot ,...... lrllntw. one ol the airlines Met· In& eA&.ry tu lbe t·ounty ai'l»Ol1 Baaed on niport.a IUbmlu.d t.o t·uunty otnctala ha t week, t.ht! lrport would haavc to be opened t•> u muumum of 'S(J ntghliJ a day lu kHp ul1Uq tcmmts and pro- •JM'ctlv• I~ happy. It *Orb out like thi~ · Air ('allrornlla. un cidlllnl( tNrnot, want11 to mulnlain Its uvvl'qt' dlilly depau'tur~•. cur· rently about 17. lluchet Alnvest, the other _,xl•Una tenant, wanu to ma.lJl. talu eotltrol over the 13 ft.ilbla per d#y It'• now allowed by the county Pront h :r Al rlines. in· s trumental m getting UMt FAA order LO <>Pen the John W~ Airport, want.4' to fiy at least two na1hlll a day from Orange Coun· t >" to Las Vegas a nd on to Denver Contmental Airlines. which hall been trying. to operate al Orange County for the past 10 years. has a uthortty to ny from th1.· John Wayne Alrporl-t~ anywhere ln lbc firm's existing system . Present plans call for isix dutly flights to Las Vegas or Phoenix. -PSA wants permission to operate two or three flights a day to San Francisco. -Western Airlines, which has a recently granted route between <>range County aod Salt Lake City, says Its plans are too indefinite to list proposed number of nights at this lime. The FAA order lo open the airport to "all qualified car· riers." handed down April 4, is currently being studied ~Y coun- Ly officials. P articularly troubling to them 1s the Indication that the agency has no probJems with the coun· ty's limit, just with the way in which it is divided. --The legitimate goal of noise t·uot rol doel> not relieve the county from iL-; statutory and contractual obli~ations to ac commod:Jte the requests of qualified 111r l'arriers to rom- rnt•nr<.· st•rvace," tht• order re.ids. Jn addition to the troubling qu('staun raised by the possibility of dividing the 40 flights per day among the six airlines that want to fly more than 50 OighL5 per day. th(' airport faces a few other problems in the FAA de· l01s ion F o r 10s tancc. c hie f FAA counsel Clark Onstad, who ... agned the order. suggesLc; that hoth the existing airport opera- tions curlew and the limitations on types of aircraft flown may ··be inhe rently discriminatory and without rational relation to " leg1t1mate local purpose." The airport curfew prohibits 1·om merc1al Jets from taJnng off ..ifter 10 p.m. or landing after 11 p m No commercial jet opera· 1 ion:. urt• p('r mittcd be fore 7 a.na Jn addition. the county has hanned use of any currently "Pl'rational commercial jets ex· <'t>pt the Boeing 737 and the DC-9 ll y restnctions based both on noise and weight at take off. Continental wants to fly the larger as well as louder and heavier Boeing 727 on its Oran~e County routes. Ai rwest last year tried to qualify its 727 fleet for opera- tions at the airport as well, but was unsuccessful because of the noise factor. Frontier says it will operate the s maller, quieter Boeing m s that Air Cal now uses and PSA officials say they don't expect to :-tart any operations at Orange County until the airline has taken delivery of the even quieter DC-9 Super 80s. PSA gets the first of its quiet 1ets this summer. Air Cal ex· peels its first delivery by the encl of the year. Space at the already congest- ed airport terminal is no prob- lem, accordin~ to the FAA and the four earners trying to get Orange County leaRes. Onstad cited a report from the FAA official who presided over a hearing on the subject ol the airport in 1979 aod noted that ·'the limited exisflng terminal facilities are. pointed up. I would call to your attention that other airports have made accom. modatlons to growth under de· regul ation using temporary facilities." He cited Los Angeles International Airport as an ex· ample. The officials at Continental, Frontier, PSA and Western all described the1r airlines as eager to get into Orange County and willing to take whatever accom- modations the county could pro- duce to do so. * * • f',....P.,,eAJ EXPAND ••• county aJrport. Owners of private alrplaiws reiterated their rears 'to s upervisor s that the land purchase might squeeze out general aviation actlvity at the airport and that lack of federal funding ror the land buy mi&bt retult ln aut.tantlaUy lncreu,d lie-down fees. 2Ne"])ort Men F:ace lndictJDent IAN DIEGO (AP) Two Newport Beach men are amona 17 *tpeda ldenUfted Tuesday In a recteraJ araoct Jury lndlctment which followed inveetl1aUon ol a drug-ismuggllng and money laundering operation. N •med ln the lndlctment were Robert Guy Clfl*Jt.r, 35, and Robert E. Schaer, 49. The unsealed record Indicated thl!y arc among the group that Included resldeotl·of six st.at.es and Italy. They were charged with conspiring alnce 1973 to smuggle 100,000 pounds of marl· Juana into tbe United States from Mexico In fishing boats. motorized rubber raft.a and in rented trucks. Profits were used to finance real estate deals and buy ex· pensive boat.a and automobiles, prosecutors said White House Has Turkey WASHINGTON </\PI The turkey that appeared on the White House grounds Tues day fle w across Pen nsy lvania Avenue today and disap- peared in the crowd of commuters coming to work in downtown Wubington. But as soon as rush hour was over, the bird re · turned to the manicured grounds ol the ex~ut1 ve maMion. The large female turkey was found roosllllg in a linden tree on the front lawn of the White House on Tuesday and spent lM! rest of the day on the Rrounds. despite a chef's reconnaissance mission and pn.-ss :-.ecretary Jody Powell''> offer to t'XCrca~e his diplomallc sk11lh ' • SIUpSlab .,..~ A cargo ferry carrying 890 passengers sank south of , Manila Tuesday after collid· m g with an oil tanker . See story, Page A4. Officer Gets Jane Fonda's 'Autograph' v ENTIJaA CAP) -If it were handled by a Hollywood publicist, it would be billed as "Barbarella and Wonde r Woman Meet CHiPs." Driver Jane Fonda, with ~assenger Lyn - da Cart.er, got a 1>i>eed1ng ticket from the CaJiforoia Highway Patrol. The ticket was ~sued as M)\, Fonda upped down u s. 101 IO Ventura County, about haJfway bctwc-t.-n her Santa Monica home .ind her Santa Barbara ranch C HP oHacer Newton Tobln, e1 lonc an a patrol car, reported tha t he clocked Ms . Fonda's Volkswagen Rabbit at 75 mph an a 55 mph woe. CllP officer Jaml''> Mtlton ron f1rml"d the incident today and predicted the matter would be --1!£,tl I ed quit.'lly , Impact Repom Approved The 0nmce County Board ot Supervllon approvect a MftD- month pilot prosram TuetQy in which nsca.l impact report.I will bo prepared on new, major de· velopmenta In unlAeorporat.ecl county area. The reporta will n;amlne what It costs govemmerit to provide, for example, fire and 1heriff's protection, acboola, Ubraries. roads and ot.ber public worts. Generally, development.I that include more than 250 reGden· t1al unita or encompau more than 50 acres will be eubjected to fl.seal impact report.I. There are. however. provbiou for ft· emptions from report nqaire. ment.a depending on the type ol project and ill locaUOD. The flscaJ impact reports will be prepared in conjunct.ion wtt.b already-required envlroo~ 1tnpact report.a. Dual ~· tion or the reports was viewed as one way to keep plan proce!lsing ume to a minimum. Supervisor Thomae ·BileJ. whose 5th district lllcludet IDGlt of the county's undeveloped land, bad urged board apprwal of the expertmentaJ program. Riley had expressed concern th11t, sinoo passage of Proposi· t1on 13, the tax base created by new development baa not fully offset what it costs government to provide services. The fl&CaJ impact reporta will be prepared under the auspices or the county Administrative Of. fac e. the agency in charge of county fiscaJ matters. The experimental program t·ontaios a "sunset" clause to e nd it unless the board acts t.o continue 1t. The board's action was en~ dorscd by the Orange County Bualdt.ng industry Aaaoclatioo, which said the types of informa- tion needed for completion o( flS· <"al impact re ports already were tx·1n~ l'OUcclcd by de velopers in :m informal way. .. YON HEMERT'S IS WARBIOISE CLEANING I .· 5th Annual Warehouse Sale May 3 & 4, Sat. & Sun., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. YES, VON HEMERT'S IS HAVING ITS 5th ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE. RUTHLESSLY CLEARING .OUT AND SLASHING PRICES ON FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY ROOM ·1N YOUR HOME. GREAT BUYS!!! ONE -OF -A-KIND ITEMS, DISCONTINUED STYLES, AND SLIGHTLY SOILED OR DAMAGED GOODS, IN ALL OF THE QUALi.TY NAMES iVON HEMERT IS FAMOUS FOR. • Cash & Carry -All Sales Final """ 1371 VILLAGE WAY IN COSTA MESA lPOIMllLT WAIBfOUSI IOJ • I ' l .. .. 7 7 ., 01 T IO N VOL. 73, NO. 114', 4' SE<iTldNS, '8 PAGES ~ New Council By 81't::VE MITCH LL Of .. ~ Nee'"" Any joint pl~n tor dnt>lop ment of up to l ,800 dwt-lllntc unit5 ~Uld t WO f(Olf COUMleS ln L•guna Cttnyon rc>ll by the W•yS1de 1'ue:sday IHI LUl(una Bec.1c h City t'ounr il members voted 3·2 to h11lt t•nvu·unmcnUll studies ()( ..i 3,400 ucre :i.cctor of the canyon The a<'tmn cam t• 1n councll chamber::, aftl'r n1:arly thret houn of ckb•te u two council upportera of an Irvine Com pan)' proposal for the canyon aw two year of planning tc.ws t.-d out the wtndow by o n~w counc-11 maJonty <'o un r1I mt'mbt'rl'I , with llo~ ard Uaw:ion &tnd Kelly Boyd oppoist-d, ordt•red an Irvine con ullang hrm to !ltop work on a $71 .000 envaronrnental and t'C'Onomac fl·u::,1b1ltt y ~Hudy It would huvc investigated ways for the caty to develop a 522-acre d ty pvcel in Laguna Canyon • .ind pay otr $6 mallion mortgage ow.id to the former owners of the lund Laguna Beac h p urchased SHamore Hills, located between Laguna Can yon and E l Toro roads. fro m Ranc h o P alos Vt-rdes Corp two years ago for $6 75 million in order to end Running Alone Anderson Set as Independent WASHI NGTON (AP> Re publican candidate John B. Anderson will announce Thurs· d ay that he will run for presi· dent as an independent. sources said today After m'orc> than a week's con tern plat ion. the veteran llltnots <'ongressm an ha!> decided to a b ando n his ques t for tht· Re publican pres1dent1al nomina· tio11. the sourC'es ~aid Instead, he will seek to tap what his campaign strategisLc; see as voter dissatis faction with the two m aJor party front runners. President Carter and Ronald Reagan. .-enn•w•w•nt.- l9r1mA .. W ~ DeMocr•••<-- "•""•d• .. .,,_ 1 •u•h ~,..... c ..... , 46~ ...... " •••••• OUt•,• H"-Aftd•r•o" •"' The sources. who declined to be 1denlifi ed, s md the formal an· nounccment would be made al 8 a.m . PST Thurs day at the Na- tional Press Club in Washin~on. A spokeswoman al Anderson's campaign headquarte rs con firmed he would make an an nouncement Thursday regardmg his politJcal plans. but would not g1\'e details. · Ande r s o n a lr ead y h as withd rawn from tonight's Republican deball' in Houston bN ween Reagan and the only other remainini:: GOI' contendcr. Geor~c Hu s h . w h o wo n Tut'sday's Republican primary in Penn::,yl vania Anderson has not won <iny J>rtmari('S, and gained only 57 delegates to the GOP National Con vention in Detroit this .July, putting him third behind Reagan a nd Bush. Already. Anderson for Pres1 dent organizers in various state:, includjng Massal'husetts have KENNEDY BRACES FOR MICHIGAN-A3 been given the Ao-a head to or· ganize independent campaigns on the congressman's behalf. Even before deciding to run as an independent , Anderson had begun pulling togethe r the core of a naliopal. campaign or· gaoization. ' In addition. the prestigious Washington law firm of Arnold & Porter had bet-n enlisted to challenge state la ws that would work against Anderson 's entry on the ballot as an independent candidate. Craver, Matthew-; Smith and Co . a political cons ulting C1nd direct mail firm , has been engaged lo raise funds for the first m aJor political campaign 10 be conducted outside the two maJOr partl<'' s1n<•e Georgf· Wallace ran :l' a third party candidate in 1968 Anden;on has said he "111 or gan1ze no third·pa rly move ment , hut wil l remain n Republican who. 1f he wnn . would form a national unity ad m1nastrallon lie also has said he \.\Ould Like· Iv c hoose a Ocmocr c.it1 c v1rc ,;r cs1d<'nt1a l candidate, and n a m e pol1t1 cians from both p<irliC's to his adm1n1strat1on 7 Hurt years of lawsuits between the development company and the City At that time. the city had planned to sell revenue bonds lo pay off the debt, but when the council found they could not sell bonds . t hey turne d to othe r means to come u p with the mortgage or lhe more than a dozen plans submitted for develop- O.ae for Ted ment of the canyon, the City Council selected one from t.he Irvine Co .. and one from former planning commission chairman Belinda Blacketer. The Irvine Company plan would see the development of two IS.hole golf courses. a resort. hotel complex, sale of 60 acres near Leisure World to a de · veloper for homes. and construc- tion of up to l ,800 Irvine Com· ...... ,......... Sen EdY. a rd Kenned\ ..... ho ckfoaled Pres ident Carter tn Tuc:-uay':-f\.·nn-.yh <.intu pri mar). exults a t a Was hington "Pl't·t·h t11d ;1~ '-.tory on PaS?t' A~P Road Pileup • m 6 Vehicles Involved in Freeway Mishap /tJoving 11 p Has she got a sister? You bet. This is Kelly Collins . younger sister or actress Bo Derek, who has been named official spokeswoman ror Zena Enterprises. Her previous assignment was s tanding in for Bo in the new movie "A Change or Seasons." Plans to Expand Legion Hall 0 K' d City plans for remodeling and expanding the old Legion Hall in Laguna Beach are moving ahead again after an opponent failed to have the project quashed. Planner Piotr Lewandowski said the city intends to send out bids ror the estima ted $110,000 expansion project in the next few months. and said the work s hould be completed by the end or September. • The work will include adding 1,116 square feet to the old build· ing at 384 Legion St. which will become the city's community center after a lease ar ranae· ment with America n Le1lon Post 222. owners of t.he wooden •tructure. The building, which was the tlty's first school house, will become a community ce!nter. housing senJor cltJien projects. recreational department pro· 1ram1 and other actJvilies. Alan Adams, •ho b aa waged a one-man battle against the Legion Hall being used as a community center, appealed a Board .of Adjustment decision g r a nting a condition a l use permit and variances for re· modeling the building. The permit was necessary to expand the no n-conforming building and a variance was needed to construct a belltower atop the roof. whkh will exceed the allowable building height by about nine feet. Adams also oppc>sed the pot.en· tlal imp act of noise in the neighborhood and lack of park· tng lor visitors to the new com- munity center in his appeal. But council memb•rs s us· tained the board's actlon. saying a community center is needed in town, md the Lelrion site offers the belt deal at the lowest coet to the city. Funding for the expansion will (See LEGION, Page AJ) By DON CHAPMAN 04 ~ D•llY I'll .. Slatf Seven persons we re mjurcd in a s1x·car tangle on the San Diego Freeway near L a ke Fo res t Tuesday when a van rode atop the center divider fence for 120 feet the n entered oncoming northbound lanes. The van driver, a Los Angeles ma n, was in fair condition today a nd a Torrance woman's concti tion was termed s table. Five others reported injured in the accident Tuesday after · noon were treated and released from area hospitals . California Highway Patrol of· ficer Bud Rooks, who witnessed the collision, pulled his patrol car over to the right s ide of the freeway about a quarter of a mile south of the Lake Forest off ramp, and narrowly missed be· CLEANING VP JnTll PILOT .4DS "Daily Pilot classified ads really clean up. ·'I had good success selling m y washer and dryer in the classified section." That's the advertising success story of the Corona del Mar man who placed Otis ad ln the Dally Pilot: Washt'r ond a111 dryc•r.., matchln1t aet. xlnt cond. XXX·XXXX If you want your ad to clean up, call 64.2-5678. mg struck. it was n.•ylQrtcd I n fai r cond1t1v n in l'SC Medica l Ct•ntc>r t odav wa:. Charlec; Walkt>r . 25. 1;( l._os Angel<':-, lht· dnvn of tht-south hound van In stable conchtion in Tu<.tan Community I losp1ta l was Terry Mariam. 25. of Torrance Officers said the 1nc1dent oc curred when the v:m driven by Walker hat a cente r d1v1der fence. rode a top the posts ror some 120 feet. and then entered the northbound s ide. collided wi th a pickup truck driven by Ala n Sadle r. 30, of Riverside . Sadler was later treated and re· leased at Saddleback Hospital. Wa lke r 's van then collided with a car driven by Glenn Owens. 31. of Irvine . a nd another pickup, driven by Alex Schoenherr. l9. of Irvine. Owens was treated a nd released from Saddleback and Schoenherr was t r eated a r\d rc leas e<l from Tustin Community Hospital. The car ln which Mrs . Mariam was a passenger. drivea by Mar· Jorie McDougall . SS, of Tor- Realtors Collect 82,300 for Girls The Laguna Beach Board of Realtors recent fund·raiseT for the Girls Club of La1una Beach netted more than $2,300, accord· Ing to realtor officials. The board held an Academy Awards n111ht Aprll 14 that was a ttended by more than 200 persons. ranee. then s w<.'rvcd to the n ght to Jvo1d the vehicle!>. and col- lidt·d "1th a truck driven by Thl•odore Rru x tor . 25. o f Anaheim. llt' was not inJUred. Mr!> M c Dou~al and Ryan Mariam, abo a passenger in her t·:i r. were treated and released at Tustin Community Hospital. The car driven by Mrs . M<'Douga l a nd Braxtor then crossed the right sho ulder of an embankment The accident is under in· vestigation. officers said. Vasectomy Suit Refiled LANSING. Mich. <AP) -A state appeals court ha& reinstat· ed a malpractice suit filed by a couple who conceived a child 3"4.1 years after the hus band bad 11 vasectomy. The suit against a Lanstng physician had been dismissed by a lower court judge, who said too much time h a d passed between the time of the opera· lion and the UUgation. But the Court ol Appeal.I dilagreed. According to court records, the husband underwent a Vas«· tomy in March. 1972, after the birth ol the couple's fifth child. ma wife became pre1nant •lain In August , 1975, and t eat s showed sperm present in the husband's 1emen. tbe court said. The suit waa filed ln February 1976. '1oarHometowa D•ll~ Newtt~••-• ....... r _ TWENTY·FIVE CENTS pany homes ln the canyon. Ms. Blacketer's plan called for s ale of land to Baywood Development Co. (near Lei.sure World ), parks. equ~strlan center; a lodge .type resort and agricultural uses. Creators of both plans said thei r proposals would leave much of the canyon in open space yet have enough revenue r aising projeets to pay the debt <See CANYON, Page A.2) 1£nding Rate Cut Tol9% NEW YORK CAPJ--C hase Manhattan Bank, the nation's third-largest commercial bank, reduced its prime lending rate •2.point to 19 percent today. It was the third time ma week that Chase reduced the base rate 1t charges on commercial loans. Chase d id not 1mmedialely l'omment on its move. Analysts, howe\'er. had predicted further redut't1ons in the prime because 1nte re.<>t rates m money markets have fallen ~nd de m a nd ror loans has been declining in the race of a worsening economy a nd high borrowing costs The pnme rate is generally the lowest r ate b11nks charge be~t corporate custome rs. But it also 1s a widely followed in· d1c~tor or inte rest rates in gene ral. After rising continuously to a peak of 20 percent by early April. Otase initiated the first prime rate reduction of the year April 16 when It lowered its prime to 19~ pen:ent. It reduced it anotheT 1/4 point two days later ~hen the hanking industry in ~cneral moved to a 19' 2 percent prime. Rates on six-month Treasury bills fell L6 percent.age points Monday to 11.892 percent at the government's auction. Those rates had risen as high as 15.7 percent in late March. The rate de termines what banks mus t pay depositors on s ix -month money market certificates. T he st.ock ma rket gamed more .f,!round m acll\'E' trading today, t:-.ct1•nding Tuesday·~ explosive ra ll) after a bric·f mid-morning pause. T he Dow Jont•s average of 30 indust nals, up ti points late in tht' morning, was ahead I.SJ 1>01nt:, to 791 38 at noon {; .11 nt-rs held J 3 l lead over lo'l'rs J mong Nc·w York Stock E~change·listcd 1sSUl"'» Boosters Set Jlegas Night The La guna Reach High ~chool Boosters Club wiU hold its annual Las Vegas Night at the Boys C lub bui lding on Laguna Canyon Road Saturday from 7 p.m. to midnight. A $10 d onatio n e ntitles "~am blers" to dinner. playing chips. and the opportunity to buy drinks and more chips for a n e vening of fun. Civic and school nota bles will be manning the casino booths. ranging fro m t he wheel o r fortune to blackjack tables. For mor e i nform atio n . ca.I ch airman Gordon Kessler at 499-3793. Coast Weather Co ntinued c learing through Thursday. Lows tonight (5 at the beaches and 52 inland. Highs Thursday 80 to 70. INSl•ETO•AY Tlw /inol Nie'-" '°'*"ft o~ m. CMd the """'-" it CBS bfl a hair'• breadila, ndtftg o tlarn·11ear domlftoCfon bf ABC. 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W H<:>rbcrt Hunt, agreed this month to tum ovr r ttie oil rights to the Engelhard Minerals and Chemicals Corp .. of New York. as partial payment on a contract (or 19 million ounces o f silver . D••tt ~IOI SI.ti! ,.hoto UC IRVINE'S DR. REINES AND GRANDSON, ISAK Grandpa Elected to National Academy of Sciences Honoree Speeehless UCI Prof Elected To Science Panel Dr Fn·df'ric·k Bt•1nt". pr1, f (.' S S () r 0 f JI h ) l> I (' \ a 11 ti radiological s<•1t·nr·1·.., al I 1 Irvine. hal> ht•<•n 1•lt•t'l1•!1 111 th• 11rest1g1ou!> Natirmal /\1 arlf•mv r,f ..,t·1encci. R<·1m•.,, .J Newport H1·<.ifh rt•• r !l~nt. was ll'fl v1rtuall:, 'Pf'' r h lt'SS when Dr Evt·rly J-'lf•1\rtw1 l 'CI dean o f phy ... 11·.tl ..,, 1t·n' , . ., toa s ted ltcanc·.,· C"(('r·t11111 .ti , c·cn ·mony altc·ndl'd t1v :JI) pN1plt· T uesday on campu., Search1nl( ror som1·th1n1< ,,, sa y. Reines finally q uot1·!1 a lim· rrom lh(' GtltM•rt ;incl ~IJ lll van mus ical "II M S Pln;1 fori· ORANGE. COAST DAILY PILOT fM Or ... 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However . he apparently learned of his uppoiotmcnl in :1dvunce and brought his son. Hc>bl!rt, and grandson, Isak. lo the ceremonies. lndiam Protest INDIANAPOLIS (AP) American lndlun leaders. cam p· Ina on the lawn outside the In· dlanapolis Convention Center wb&.re the Un ited Me thodist Church ls holding iLs governing conference. say the church has Ignored the extermination or their race. CANYON •• to Raocllo. A:~an Blasts Irvine Firm Countiuns WnDicted _... Qf_Fraud The former c:ounclL ma.Jortb' ...,.,rowel lllr1q an Irvine con· •'-IUaa ftnn to prodYte an ~· vtroamental and ecoaomlc feulb6Jil.1 •tu4.r of both pl8DI 8l II cbst Of t'1.000 Tbe frvtne Compway approvf'd pkktns up M~.000 o( the tudy C<Wlt . the (lty 8 An Orange Comty Superior s 15 , ooo u nd the So u \~ern Y Aloi£~~' ~.9.~EN J)Oht1cal. it was lnrormatlonal." Court jury h•• ~vlct.-... ..__1 (. 11r o lf A --...,_,,_,, s aid Irvine Company spokesman -"""' ~ -orn1u o 11&oc1a Ion. Jerry Collins. . nessman Vincent Curaao and $10,600 lrvlne City CouncUman Larry J ack Fulton of fraud, eoaspiract Out oppone nts of the study Agran charged the Jrvine Com. "About J,400 Irvine residents a nd grand tbeft In ~ t'lu1med lbe reP<>rt would only pany Tuesday with covertly had signed interest lists for new 'th the be -• ol benefit Uw Irvine Compuny a.od tinkering wilh city politics, cit· homes not yet built 'n the city. wt em luement $1 lh•• golf ussocl1.1tion, addlna the Ing letters to potential hom e We felt they had a right to know million in precious metab from nty uln·1.uty ho!j nvironmental buyers urging opposition to u a bout the possible impact or the ~~r:. Swiss Vaults, Inc. atoraae report.t In house that could be building moralOrlum. Galdo morator ium. P e rhaps Th updated at a much lower cost His cbarce came in the wake these letters sbouJd have been e two men were found IUU· Propooentb of the study said of the defeat of Councilwoman sent to Ag.ran." Collins satd. ty Tuesday of 30 felony COUDta the re port tii. nt-cesaary to show Mary Ann GaJdo'a proposal to Agran contended today that and face up to six years In state Washa.ngton, D C. the city has a halt residential development for the letters are just one facet of a prison. mcMrus or paying back a low· six months in Irvine. <'Overt Irvine Company effort to Superior Court Judee Jobn L . 1nter-dt $6 million loan SOU(hl A n 1 r v i n e Co m pa n y defeat Mrs. Gaido in her bid for Flynn Jr. set sentencing for May under a fe<foraJ loan program. s pokesman denied Agran's al· re-e lection June 3. 20The J·ury of sev• .. wom• and They likened not having a re· legation. .... p<>rl to "an individual going to a The proposal failed on a tied five men had deliberated for l>unk and asking for a loan, then counciJ vote with Mrs. Gaido 24 mega) more than a week and ita verdict tt•lhng the bank man1tger he has and Agran in favor and council T uesd ay alternoon capped a no plan for paying it back .. me mbers Art Anthony and Bill case that has lasted for five But Council members voted Vardoulis against. Mayo.r David .AJ.i F d months. Tuesday night to scuttle the Sills was absent. ens 000 ; "Things went the way l , s tudies. vying instead to update A gr an said the company sent thought they would," proeeeutor city studies of the canyon area letters out to local residents. Driver Jai·Jed Douglas McFarland s aid. "I'm and push Was hington for the as king lhem to attend the coun JUSt glad it's over with." low-interest loan. cal meeting in case they wanted Carrano, a Seal Beach rest. Counc ilman Dawson argued to oppose the moratorium A San Diego man was 1n dent, and Fulton, who lives lit for continuation of the studies, He sa id the letters were sent c us tody today afte r bor der Corona del Mar, were taken into saying the Irvine Company plan, at Irvine Company expense but patrol agents found 24 asserted· <'ustody after the verdict was "with a few modifications s ug. the company's name didn't ap ly 1llegaJ aliens an the back of a read. ·. gested by an environme ntal re· pear on them. rental truck he was driving The owners or the no w-defwict port." would allow Laguna "Our involvem ent wasn 't Tuesday. precious metab stora•e firm in Beach to pay off its debt to William Dennis Ware. 29, or Santa Ana wer e convicted of Rancho. solve flooding problems San Diego was re manded to the multiple counts of g rand theft as in the canyon (by design of the federal C hula Vista a nti well as insurance fraud and con. golf course> and improve com· Woman Shot,• :.muggling unit after •Rents s piracy. mu t e r safety <bl' m o ving '>lopped hlm at a border check T he prosecution h a d con· La g un a Can yon Road and point south of San Clemente tended that Carrano and Fulton addingadditionaltrarfic lane5.1 SC Boy Sea· zed In the rear of the l '2·lon truck had e mbeuled gold and silver Councilwoman Sally Bellerue. \\-.ire wa." dnvl.Jlg, agents found who was Joined by Mayor Wayne ont• femaJe and Z3 male M<>x 'aluables from the firm and at· Baglin and freshman Coun· A Sun Clemente woman work· 1cans Their ugei. ranged from 17 tempted lo cov~r up lhe c rime ~ilman Neil Fitzpatrick .in.Jilll_. -.l.Jll( 1n h r. yard was hit in the tu 48. the agents said by staging a phony robbery in 1ng the study, termed "a myth," back of the leg by a pellet shot Off1c1als s aJd Ware fi rst failed July urn. the argun:i enl that the Irvine from a compressed-air gun. to stop at the check point but None of the precious meta.JS Company plan "is the only plan Mrs , ~tsy (;ardne r of 303 then did so after a n agent shout ha s e ve r bee n r ecovered. t~at .~an p ay for Sycamore Ca lle Empalmc told police she t•d at the truck north of the sta· Mc Fa rland said. l-hlls was bent over pruning a bush an 11on The incident occurred at Defense attorneys for Fulton She suggested low-profile uses her yard when sht> was hit The Jbou t 7 30 pm a nd Carrano indicated they o f the .land , s u c h as an pellet pl(~rced Mrs Gardner '<; The 1Ucgal aliens entered the wouJdappeal. e q ~estr1 an cente r . leas ing Jeans and badly bruised her leg, rount) at San Ysidro. offt r1al'> Carrano had testHied on his agricultural land, a lodge.type a police spokesman said. ,;ud own behalf during the lengthy' resort and <'Onferencc center . Police have taken into custody Ware faces potential charge!> tn:.r l claiming a g unman had and the salt• o f 60 a<'res to .1 14 ·\t.'ar-o ld San Ch.•mf'nt1· of 1r.1n,port1nl! llff·i:.il Jlwn' Jnd hound h1m to a r h:.r1r with heavy Ba) wQOd would go a long way ~ outji ·and charged h1m with tlw , (Jn.,pir<.t<')' tu ~mugg((' ..igcnL"> tctpc after forcing him to open a toward paym):? the promissory shooting ... a id rear door to the storage firm. note to Rancho :;;;;~~~~.;_..:;:;;;:;;;:;:;;;::;::;:~;;;;;;;;;.;;::::;;...--=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:==::::::=:::=:=:;;;:;; And . s h e· s aid . f e d eral r pur c h ase of a p o rtion of Sycamore Jlllls for the National Urban Park 1s "1s still a viable option." Mayor Baghn agreed the city s hould SN?k othe r options in the Canyon. but JOmed other council members in relieving the Irvine Co mpany fr om what one speaker termed "holdlng the ci· ty up for ransom ." "The Irvine Company was brought into this and led along by the (council) people you put up he r e a few yea rs ago." Baglin sa1d F1lzpatnck termed the Irvine Company "the most responsible rtevelopment l'Ompany I know of They are sens itive to the eom mun1t y w1th1n their framev,.ork. ""htch 1s to make a profit "I can't fault the company for that The blame. or credit has to go back to the <fo rmer l coun · l'tl .. Arnie llam ala, a s pokesman for the Irvine Compa ny, told c·ounc1I members the company ":.rs led lo believe the firm's plan for Lagun plan can m(!el the c1ty 'i. ObJcct1ves, "v,.e n·co~ruze thut the recent City Council elections indicate a vol· ing majority or the cit17.ens of l.1.1gun<.1 fkaC'h do uprear not to r:1vor our ..,olut11m 11 tht· city·~ r1nan1•1al s1tu<1t1on .. 'We cfon 't see o urse lves mak- m~ u great deal of h •adway." ll;tmala i.a1d. i'ollow1ng t h e vote t o terminate the study, the council 11 rdered planning officials to <·ome back in a rew weeks with a rough idea or what documents the city will need lo e ncourage the low-1ntere~t rederal loan. From Page Al LEGION ... co m e from revenue sharing funds, $80,000, and a $20,000 ~rant received rrom the Older Americans Act. Other improvem ents slated for the building inc lude a wheelchair ramp for older vis· itors . five additional on-site parking ~paces. landscaping and painting. Homes Sought For Visitors Thirty-five Fre nch-speaking l'ludents rrom Western Europe will arrive in Laguna Beach for a month's stay under the Euro· pean Language Institute for Cultural Exchange. Host families are being sought now to house the students during their slay from Aug. 3 to 30 while they attend classes and participate in field trips. Families who would like a French-speak.Lnc student during August are ulted to call Dana Cantley at 4.97-3468. YON HEMERT'S • IS WAREHOUSE CLEANIHI I 5th Annual Warehouse Sale May 3 & 4, Sat. & Sun., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. YES, VON HEMERT'S IS HAVING ITS 5th ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE. RUTHLESSLY CLEARING OUT AND SLASHING PRICES ON FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME. GREAT BUYS!!! ONE-OF-A-KIND ITEMS, DISCONTINUED STYLES, AND SLIGHTLY SOILED OR DAMAGED GOODS, IN ALL OF THE QUALITY NAMES VON HEMERT IS FAMOUS FOR. Cash & Carry -All Sales Finai 1371 VILLAGE WAY IN COSTA MESA IPOIMBL Y WAllHOUSI ID.I ----------------- 7 Oran e tyoL. 73, NO. 1 t .. ," SECTIONS, 4 PAGES • . • Coast-====- ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA ; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1980 Yo•r Ho••tow• Dally Newt1tpa_..r C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 1 Increase • m Feared Airport Traffic I) D•1ly Piiot ~l•lf PloOlo COMMERCIAL JET WINGS ITS WAY TOWARD COUNTY'S JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Government Entities Clash as Four More Airlines Clamor for Airport Operating Rights Fed, State Demands Conflict By JOANNE REYNOLDS C)t .... o.lly ...... $Uff Orange County ofricials want to keep a 40-flight per day lid on comm ercial jet operations at J ohn Wayne Airport. But county offi cials now have to contend with a Federal Avia· tion Administra tion orde r to open the airport to "all quahfied carriers." That means the number or ten- ant carriers could climb from two to six this yeur . a nd the number or daily jct rhghts could top 50. Thal order h as lonJ(·range ramifications in light of the de- rC'gulation of the procedure ror grantin~ routC's Deregulation eventua lly will e n able any <iirlinc to operate without prior federal approval whe never It t·an negotiate a lease Looking at the 1mm<:d1atc cf feet of the FAA order. the l'OUn ty could land 111 trouble with the State Department of Transporta lion 1f 1t inc rea:.t•s thC' number CJf fli ghts a t the airport The sta t.- 1-. J llo"ing thl' ~11rport to opcrall' in t"H'l'S" of .,, at<· no1hl' It mil~ prm Hil'd lhl' 1101:-.t.' gl'ot•rntc'<.1 b\ l hl' 10 night.. pt•r rl<.t~ 1 ... n 't ex cet•ded Expanding the numbl'r or fhghl!>, ohv1ou~I). \\OU!d In <'f C<tSl' the llOISl' * * .. Any attempt by county of· fi cials to share the 40 flights a mo ng the two airlines that operate out of the airport now and the four others that want to will bring legal action by the ex· 1st ing tenants. ·'The county is de finitely caught between a rock and a hard place ... observed Larry Bishop an executive of Frontier Airlines. one of the airlines seek m g entry to the county airport. Based on re ports s ubmitted to county officials last week, the airport would have to be opened to a minimum of 50 nights a day to keep existing tenants and pro- i.pecl1ves lessees happy. It works out like this . Air California . an existin~ tenant, wanLs to maintain 1lS <Jverage daily departures, cur· rently about Z7. flu2,hes Alrwest , the other e xisting tenant, wants to m ain· t<J in control over the 13 flighLc; pl'r day it 's now allowed by the l'llU nt \ Fro nti e r Airline<>, 1n - .,t rumt•nlal 1n ~(·ltmR the FAA •irder t11 OJK·n thl' J ohn Waynl· \1rport. wanti> to n y at least tw<J fl1f,!ht., a day from Ora nge Coun t~ to '.<J!> \'l·J!J <, c.nd on to Dt-rl\ er Continenta l Airline~. v.h1ch * * * has been trying. to operate at Ora nge County for the paat 10 years. has authority to Oy from the J ohn Wayne A irport to anywhere In the fi r m 's existing system. Present plans call for s ix dally flights to Las Vegas or Phoenix. PSA wants permission to operate two or three flights a day to San Francisco. -Western Airlines , which has a r ecentl y granted r o ute between Orange County and Salt Lake City. says its plans are t09 indefinite to lis t p r o posed number of flights at this lime. The FAA order to open the a irport to "all qualified car- rier s," handed down April 4, is currently being st udied by coun- ty officials. Particularly troubling to them 1s the md1cation that the agency has no problems with the coun- ty's ltnut, jus t with ttre way in which 1t 1s d1v1ded. .. The leg1llmatt· goa l of noise control doe:-. no t re lie ve the county from its statutory and contractual obltgat1ons to a c- 1·o m m od~1tt· lh(.• request s of qual1f1t-d air l.'arnc r'i to com· m e n cc service." the orde r reads. In add1t1on to the troubling (See WA \'NE. Page A2) * * * Mesa LaQ.d OK'd for Airport Orange County s 11 pt•rv1 ::;ors moved Tuesday to buy Sf. m1lhon worth or la nd tn Costa Ml'sa ;id· j acent to .John Wayne Airport u!> part or plans to expand airport facilities, primarily for privalf' planes. breach of public faith But Riley ;oincd his fellow :.upe rv1sors as they orderc•d purchase negotiations to begin. This time those asking for a delay or halt to the land buy in· e luded no t only o wners of private aircraft. but County Ad- m 1 n1i.t rat1 \'l· Office r Robert Thomas T h o mas. 1n a l e tt e r t o supervisors. smd GSA offtc1als' plans for the land weren't worth the $6 million purchase price. fie also said ttie land purchase would exhaus t tbc county a irport r eserve fund . rorcmg superv1~rs to tak(• SI 1 million o ut of th<' <:mmty :-SIO m1llton contingc·ncy fund , us ua lly n· se r v f'd f o r l'm e r g l•n<·y purchases An d c hances that federal money miitht offset county tax· payer funds look grim. s aid Steve Kouik. an a ide tn Rllcv Kozak said a recent Ff.'de ral 1\nation 1\dm1nis trat1on ruhng m ay block the grant apphcat100 That ruling warned supc rV'lsors of a possible cutoff in federal funds or other sanc- tions 1f they continued to hmlt t hl' number or commercial a1rh oes o perating out of the ('OUnty a1roort. Owners of pnvate airplanes rl•1tc rat<'d their fea r s to :-.uperv1sors tha t t h e land purchas e might s queeze out ~eneral aviati\ln activity at the airport and that lack of federal funding for the land buy might res ult in substantially increased l ll'·dOwn fec.>S. And, although s upervisors or- d ered county a1rh:~ to a pplv fo r fe de ral mmt<'Y to pay for tht· 13 5 acres. count\ lJ XP<t)e r:. m d} end up footing th'-· bill O H ic1ab o f lht· county's Gent>ral St•n•1c t'" Ai?cm·y '>did the 13 5 a<·r<•s "'111 rno:-.t likely b e US{·d for 1lus1n l''\S!''> t hat ser\'i('(' and M·ll a1rnart, ror ad ditional airc·rart l tt• dolA. n-.. and for loadtn~ anrl unl11acl1n1! ;11r Anderson Will Go It Alone rrci ~ht I t "" as 1 n o c· t n h 1· r t hat supl'rvi...1ir'i. ov!'r flu prttt<•:-.t:-. nf S upt'rv1 sor Th•11t1:1o.; Hile•), r1 r'>t t ook .,tt•p-. to huy tht• f w11 pan·cls. ::! Ii HIT< s on 1\1rv.ay Avemw and 111 x .wrt" 011 Ht·cl H ii I t\ H 'rlUl' Hile\'. IA.host• dtstrll'l 1nrlucl1·s the airport . ,1r~111•cl thn1 that putt mg up SO n11l11on for a l1.1n<I purchase• lwfor1· rc·l1·,1s1· r1f tht• a irport's mast1·r pl an IA.iJ., a W AS lllNGTO N lt\P l Rcpublic:m c<.1nd1datc J ohn B t\ 1uh·r.,on will announcc Thurs d;1~ that hl' will run for prcs1 <IPnl as <tr 1ncl1•pC'ndent, sourte~ :-aid to<lay t'\fl(•r rnon· than l.I week's eon t1•mplat1on. thl' vC'teran lllin1m . 1·11ni.:n·ss man ha:. dc c1cled to :1ha nrlo n hi s quest fo r th<· lk publtcan pr<:s1de ntial nom1na l111n. th1• sourePs <;a1d lnsll':td. h1• will ... eek to tar1 "'hat his campau~n strategists '><'l' as vntC'r dissatisfaction with ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Has she got a sister? You bet. This ls Kelly Collins, younger sister or actress Bo Derek, who bu been named orrtcial spokeswoman for 1'ena Enterpriael. Her previous assignment was standing in for Bo in the new movie "A Change of Seasons." Penn..,irtwant d Prem.ar" -•• ""·d· ..... 1 .,. .. h ~J C•t t•• 46 '1 A••v•n 4& 0 th,.,, 8 ~ And•r•ori the t wo major party frr1nt runner-. President Ct.trtcr and Hona l<I Rl':1gan T he sources. who declined to be 1dent1fH.'d . :.aid the formal an· noun('ement would be made at R a m P~I Thursday at lh<' Na· t 1on<J I l'rc~., Cl uh in Wa!othmgton A s pokc·.,v.nman at t\nd1•rso11 s c;:i mpa1gn hc•<J<lquurtl•r:-. con firm(•d ht· \A.oOuld makt.· .in an nounccm<.'nt Thursduy n•g.Jrdmg his p11IJ.1,1ral pl:rns. hut would not giw dcta1b I\ n ct l' r !. o n a I r <· a d v h .1 ., \\1thdrav.n fr11m ton.1g h t ., Hf.•puhltcan 1folHJll' 111 I lnu.,ton ht•tweC'n lkugan and tht• onh other remaining <;CH' contt.-nd•·r <; e o r _g t' B u :-. h . "" h •> v. o n Tut:!scla\ ·:-. Hc·pubhcan pnnwn in PC'nnsyl va n1a AndC'rson ha!'-not v.o n any prim.int", a nd gam<•d only 57 rll'll·gatc·-. to tht' GOP Nal.lonal C:onvent1rm in DC'lro1t this July, KENNEDY BRACES FOR MICHIGAN-A3 putting him third he-hind Ht-agan .ind Buc;h ,\ln •adv. Ander son for Prt"c;1- tll·nt organiz('r<. in var1 ou:-. 5.t att-:-. 1n('IUt1tng ~1JSl-oaC'hU ... <'lt!> haH' Driving Course Eyed Harbor High Lot Could Cut District Costs By JERRY CLAUSEN OI ,,_ D•llY Pllet SI.ti A Ne wport Harbo r High School pa rking lot could be con vertcd into a car driving range ne xt year if plans for trimming d ri vcr education costs a re lifted orr the drawing boards. Trustees of Newport-Mes a Unified School District o rdered administrators T uesday t o pursue a proposal that would re- duce the cost or training each high school student driver by more than 40 percent. The proposal includes adding health and safety training to dr iver education classes and m o ving muc h o f s tudents' behind-the-wheel experience off cit y str~ls The• program 1s ba!>N1 on con s truction or a student drivt•r "range" in the dis trict parkmJ( lot on 16th St in Newport Bea ch. adjacent to Davidson Field Fenc ing, gates. paint ed guidelincs, l1ghts. stop s igns and communications equipment n ·· q uired for the range would cost about $16,000, s aid Dr. Norman Loats , deputy superintende nt Most or the student driving would be in small cars. Loats said, without adults inside the vehicles . Driver s would be directed rrom the sidelines over an elaborate public address ·type system. he said. T he move would centralize state-required drive r training. ht• noted. with all h1Rh schools d1rectmR students after school hours to th<! range for training l\ bout lhre(' hours of trairung would be rontmued behind the ""heel or larRer ('ars on com m unity strf.!t!ts T he district curr<'nlly spends bet WN'O $106 a nd $117 on each student partie1patmg. Loats said the proposed plan could drop per-student costs to about $64. T he state pays $60 for each stu· de nt's training Lo ats said ranges similar to that proposed for Harbor High have been s uccessful in the Fullerton Union Hig h School District and in the Capistrano Unified School Dis trict. Float to BooSt Mesa City to Enter Seven Summer Parades Costa Mesa will be represent- ed in seven summe r parades by a $3,600 float designed to pro· mote the city. Councilmen voted unanimous· ly Monday night to buy the 44· foot rolling advertisement after viewing a scale model designed by the Green Float Co. of Garden Grove. Costa Mesa.Newport Harbor Lio n s Club s pokesman Les Becker brought the model to Monday's council meeting. The proposed two-ton blue and aqua float la trimmed in green and gold wtth 1radu1ted plat· Corms ror Mia Costa Mes and f, ~ he r princesses. The Jaycees formerly were behind plans for a city float, but, City Manager Fred Sorsabal noted, the club is defunct. Consequently, the Lions Club has stepped in to assure that Costa Mesa has a noat to enter in celebrations, such as Costa Mesa's own Fish fi'ry. City Ma n ager Sors abal ex· plained: "II we don't have a float in their parade, they won't enter ours." Becker told councilmen that, by purchaaing the float, they wlll tain exposure in the Garden Grove Strawberry Fe1Uval, the ' Huntington Beach Fourth of Ju. ly Parade and in other com· munity festivals. Sorsabal told c ouncilmen there is m oney in the city's budget for public relations and advertising to cove r the $3,800 requesL He said he thinks the cost should be shared by other com· munity organizations who are getting a Cree publicity rlde oo the float, but at this late date the city will have Lo root the bill. · 'll 's really a s hame the Chamber or Comme rce can't participate in this,'' the clty manager observed. bt·en g1H•n the J?O·ahead to or· .:anl/l' inde pt•ndenl campaigns un the C'onJ(ressman·s behalf. Jo:\ en ~fOrl' deciding to run as 1i<n, inrl<•pendC'nl. Anderson had bt•i,:un pulltnJ? tugt•lhcr the core uf J n.1t1o nal ca mpt.1 1g n ur· i.:a nizat1on In udd1t1on. the' prc:.t1gious WJsh111gton law firm of Arnold & Porter had 1><'1•n enltsted to t•ha llcnJ!<' :.late luws that would v. ork Jgain-.t Anderson's entry on th<' ballot a:, an independent t Jnd1datt· l'r.t\'t•r. !\tatthC'ws Smith a nd C'<• • a pnltt1 cal consulting and rt I rt.' Ct m :.t il f Ir m , ha S bet: n t•ngJ ~t'd to ra1'>c funds for the f1 r:-.t maJor poltllcal C'a mpaign to lw ('Onducted outs1du the two maj or pa rties since Ge orge Wa llace ran as a th1 rd·party l'Jnd1datc m 1968 Anderson has said he will or· g an1zc no third-party move· mc nt , but will remai n a R\'publican who, 1f he won, "ould form a na tional unity ad- m1nistrat1on Gas Hits $3.05 TEL AV IV. Is r ael <AP >- ls rael raised the price of RUSoline 36 percent to $3.05 a ~a llon . a dramatic indication or the nation's problems in paying for imported oil. Or::(;Last -~ Weath e r Showers through tonight c learlnR on T hursd ay. Lows tonight 45 at the beaches and 52 inland . Highs Thursday 60 to 70. IN81•ETODAY The final N~lma· ratings ore in, and tlw wfMeT is CBS bfl a hair'• bmdh, ndmg o three-year domination by ABC. Sf!e Page&. •••ex At Y-Serwt<e A1 AMt w.n C1J L..M....... M = .... ........ ..., ..... .. Cal ...... a AS ............... M C......_ OM t ~-..... c-kt C11 Cll, Dt4 c .... ~ C11 _.. ., .. 0..-""*-DI .... ...._. a1 ·~ .. ,._....._ . ..... 1 •• '"' ... T1IMlln .... ........... Cll>M...._ M ..... Cl·tl.1. ti WW...._ M .... '--"'" .ti DAit. Y P1LOT c Wednelday, April 23, 1980 l~oslavia '• Tito ........ ~- ---lapses-Into Corna BE.LOR.ADE, Y~l11v1a CAP) -Preatdent Jos.ip liroa Ttto•e IDdon Mld toc1_, lllle 1'7·year-old YU•Olllav ~adsr hu laPMd iMo a mma and state ot attoet ··~t Tito's he.tlb ttma.ins cntlcal." tu11 eight doctoNJ Hid. Alt.houlh Tito w wldebr beU vtd to be in an •l lout a s emi-a)mafoee lta&.e, If•• (be ftnt tunt" &lru•f' m1d·F~-bcuary that h.ladocton l.nDOUIH:ed he •M lD a eoma Tho was t.o.pltalllfd Jan 4 fOf' circut tory problem!\, and had hb1 lt'ft leg omputattd Jan 20 to JH'<'Vt<nt fatal ganaN"nf· SJnc~ then. ht' ha dtv•·le>ped ~blcms with h1& heart. lung$., Ii v r and ludne)' • ......... ,....... .. .......... , .. . SAUNAS <Al'> ~ uct"Ut1v• ol ~ Brutt ChUtth Co ldtuce '""""" ... and a pak>t are mu; mg tod•Y fullowin1 whut aulboritie. ~Heft to be the t'r h or ~r twin en11rw plan m the G•btlan DlOW\ta.ana. F<>1 hampered the t'lln'h b Moot~rey County sher1lr's. depu\k'son •'temont l'\'aJt, bc>ut 120 mtlt>'> \Outh nf S0tn ft'r ncti.co a ... ''··~·· f 're:r• CALGARY. Albt•rt1o1 (API \ Canadian court has. ffl>tt:n Nelson Bunker Hunt's u1l exploration perm1ts 10 Canada's. Beaufort Sea, assets the Texas wl m1U1onane pledged w. plirtlal payment ol a huge sll ver rutures ck:bt. BP ExploralJoo (Libya) Ltd. obtained an mJuncuon from the Supreme Court or the Northwest Territories barring Hunl from disposing or the offshore exploration permits, valued at S300 million. The Beaufort Sea region is an area or intense 011 exploration adjacent to Alaska's 011-rich Prudhoe Bay. Hunt and his brother, W. Herbert llunt, agreed this month to tum over the oil rights lo the Engelhard Minerals and Che micals Corp., or New York, as partial payment on a contrurt for 19million ounces of silver. Fro• Pag~ A I WAYNE AIRPORT. • • question raised by the possibility or dividing the 40 flights per day a mong the six airlines that want to fly more than SO flights per day, the airport races a few other problems in the FAA de· eision. For ins tanee. c hie f FAA rounsel Clark Onstad. who s igned the order. suggests that both th<' existing airport opera· lions curfew and the limitations on t ypes or aircraft flown may ··be inherently discriminatory a nd without rational relation to ;,; legitimate local purpose." T he airport curfew prohibits commercial jets from taki ng orr after 10 p.m. or landing after 11 p.m. No commercial jet opera- tions are permitted before 7 a.m. lo addition. the county has banned use of a ny currently operational commercial Jets cx- <.·epl the Boeing 737 a nd the OC-9 by restrict.Jons based both on noise and weight al take off. Conttnenta l wa nts to fly the la rger ·as well as louder and heavier Boeing 727 on at~ Oran,ge County routei.. Airwesl last year tried to qualify its 727 fleet for opera· tions at the a irport as well . but was unsuccessful because of the noise factor Frontier says at will operate the smaller. quieter Boeing 7:rls 1hat Air Cal now uses and PSA officials say they don't expect to start any operations a t Orange County until the a irline has take n de live r y or t he even quieter OC·9 Super 80s. PSA gets the first of its quiet Lance Arguments lo Third Day ATLANTA <AP) -A federal court j ury's deliberat ions on bank fraud char~es against Bert La nce and three associates s tretched into their third day to- day. but the former U.S. bud~et director said he was not con- cerned. "I thought it would take tlK?m a while," Lance s aid Tuesday. "They will come back in l!ood time." Court officials say Lhe six m en and six women. have been poring over bank records spread over a large table in the window· less deliberation room. ORA NOE COAST t DAILY PILOT t ... Or.., (.O.tq 0..ly PHO•. Wtlfll w'tuct-I'\ '°'" .. ,.. u. ....... ,... .. , •. ·~ ~, ........ tP'w o. ..... C:...t _,.,,."'I c........... s....-. •• -·~ .,.. piwOij~ ~ •• ow~ Frt<N1 to< Co•t• ~ -llH<',., """'"'9""" 8•et lt Fo.,•U•tA V•ll••· tr•'ft•, l •Qwn' 81.C. .. JSowff\ (.O.Ht A ~ ,.....,..1 fO"~ 1\ -·-~...-.--.,... ,,.. ...... _ _ .... __ ,~ .. --e..s..-"0 9e• '* (on•~ c..A•IOftH• .,,,_. • ·-·-... ·-~·--·, . .-.. ~ .,., ...... 9"~t•MGfo,.,,,. .. ~ .,_.,.._ .. fclilO< T-•··---M•"IOO'"" C•lo< Cll-lt . .._ --~ -., ..... _ ............ Edllon Jets lh.Js s ummer. Air CaJ ex peels its firs ti delt very by the end of the year . Space at the a lready congest · cd airport terminal 1s no prob- lt'm , according lo the FAA and the four car riers trying lo get Orange County leases. Onstad cited a report from the· FAA offi cial who presided over a hearing on the subJccl of the airport in 1979 and noted that "the limited existing terminal facilities arc pointed up l would (';.ill to your attention that other ai rports have made accom - modations to growth under de· regulation us ing t e mporary facilities." He cited Los Angeles International Airport as an ex· ;imple. The officials :it Continental. Frontier, PSA and Western aJI described their airlines as eager to get mto Orange County and willing to t.akc whatever accom· modal.Ions the county could pro· duce to do so. Mike Murphy. a vice president of Airwest. who said his firm would go to court to retain its 13 average daily flights. ::.aid there 1::. no wav A1rwcst could or would s h.are the ir t e rminal fac1ll ties with another line. "It would be physically 1m possible to s hare the space we h;i vc no..... As it is, it's made· quate for our purposes." he said Robt•rt Clifford. president or Air Cal. echoed Murphy's con· cerns "The fact is. the re 1s no space not one s quarP inch -for more of anything," he s aid m tt•s timony before the county Board of Supervisors. He noted that not onl y is lhl' terminal overcrowded. but the ;urcraft parking positions are at <.'a pacity with the Air Cal and A1 rwcst operations. ·'The recommendation to open the airport tomorrow w1thoul facility plans and new con::.truc tion 1s about as practical as my tl'lhne a person m New York. whpsc only means of trans porta- tion is a car. to be here in two hours or be subjected lo contrac· lual, injunctive and civil penalty remedies, as the FAA put.c; at. "There is no way even one new airljne can be adequately <iccummodated at the existing facility. let alone four." Clifford :-aid . Frank Halley Dead at 45; Service Held Gr aveside funeral rites and burial have bee n h e ld in Oklahoma City. Okla .. for Coastline Community College Coordinator of loslru.ctional Media Services Frank HaUey, who died 12 days ago. Mr. Halley, 45, who Uved in Stanton, was night compoging department foreman of the Dai· ly Pilot until 1967, when be left to become supervisor of the Anaheim Union High School Dis· tricl graphic arts department. The Oklahoma native, who a lways affected a lr~ditional white shop foreman's coat, sue· cumbed at Santa Ana·Tustln Community Hospital April 11 following a long illness. Survivors include his wife, Velma; a grown son Pat and a daughter Terri, both or Costa Mesa, and a son Michael, of the home. Local arranaements were lD'I· der direction of Westminster Memorial Park and Mortuary . Teacher Fund ·Bid · Copa' A~tion Set Saturday r... U DiapallCl!lll&----~"".: TM otnd.U Tua ... wa ateoc~ indiu teld today th1t the SoV1et Union and lru were movina towurd clOS« ffOnomk ti~. Delayed lly JEaav CLAUSEN oe .. o.ttv ,._l"-" Hlllldndl ol wlabiiid items, ineh1dl•• 1• bicycles. wm '° Oft tbe Newport Beacb Police Department auctlon block SatW'day. The aale wU1 be&lD at I a.m. at the police at.aUoo, • 870 Santa Barbara Drtve. Th• rwport eame on lhe ,...,. cJay u u Chlntk d ispatch an· nC1uft«!d fran aftd the Sov\eu i.llJned l• "protorol tvr economlc und industriul <.-ooperttt1on," and crne dl\y a (Jer th4t · Europeu Common Mllrket voted to move toward tico nomlc s anctioaf 111tuinl\t Iran unless there is :u.Hllt' progress made wlthln • mvnlh toward releas e of $3 A mu1cans he ld hostage in Tt•hran Ttti.,, 1n a dis patch from 'fl'hran, Quoted Revolutiooary < uun c1l member Ayatollah Muha1uin..ci Hossem Bebesbli as '>J Vuig the Iranian government w.J~ not ~urprised by the Coa>· mon M~trket acuoo. lie was quoted a s s ayin(. ·'The socaalist and deveJopiai tountntiS are ready to support Iran, and the negotiations or a Soviet trade and economic del· t•ga llon which we re held In Tehran is one or the examples ol th1i.." The Tass mention or the So- v 1 tt· Irani an negotiations seemed t11 imply confirmation of Lhe Chinese report by the Xiabua nt·ws agency. Meanwhile. four mothers and waves of T e hran embassy hostages began a round of meet- ings with Europea n leaders to- day by calling on French Presj. dent Valery Giscard d 'Estaing to ask for his he lp in freeing lhe t•apt1veci .. I feel we have support." said Louisa Ke nnedy, wife of Mo rehead K e nnedy , the ('Conom1c and commercial at- tache at the occupied U.S. Em: b:lssy m the I ram an capital. T he four women s pent almost an hour with Giscard d 'Estaing at the Elyset> Palace in cenlraJ Pans. A prcsidt•ntial aide said tht' meeting was arranged at s hort notice and refl ected the Fn•nC'h IC':.iclt•r's con cern for wha t ht• <:allt'd "~has human problem." Countiam Corwicted Jn Fraud An Orange County Superior Court Jury has convicted ~1· nessm an Vincent Carrano and J ack Fulton of fraud, conspiracy ::tnd grand theft in connection "1th the embezzlement of Sl million m precious metals from thC'1r Swiss Vaults, Inc. storage farm. The two men were found guil. tv Tuesday of 30 felony counts :;nd face u·p to six years in state prison. Supen or Court Judge John L. Flynn Jr. set sentencin~ for May 20 The jury of seven women and five men h ad deliberated for more than a week and its verdict Tuesd ay afte rnoon capped a ca~e that has lasted for five month.'>. "Things we nt the way I thought they would." prosecutor Douglas McFarland said. 'Tm JUSt glad it's over with." Carrano. a Seal Beach resi- dent. and Fulton. who lives in Corona del Mar. were taken into cu~tody after the verdict was read The owners of the now-defunct precious metals storage firm in Santa Ana we re convicted of multiple counts of grand theft as well as insurance fraud a nd con· 1>p1 r aey. 'l'he proseeution had con· tended Lhal Carrano and Fulton had embezzled gold a nd silver valuables from the firm and at- tempted to cover up the crime by staging a phony robbery in I ,July 1977. None of the precious metals ha s ever bee n recover e d, McFarland said . Defense attorneys for Fulton a nd Carrano indicated they would appeal. Carrano had testified on his own behalf during the lengthy trial, claiming a gunman had bound him to a chair with heavy tape after forcing him to open a rear door lo the storage firm. Cl.E4NING VP Jnm PILOT .4.DS "Daily Pilot classified ads really clean up. ··I had good suceess s~llina my washer a nd dryer in tbe classified section." That's the advertising aucceas story of the Corona del Mar man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: Wa11hcr nnd gas dryer, matchlnR 11et. xlnt rond KXX XKKX If you want your ad t.o clean up, cal1M2·~· • l .............. ,.... NeW AOINCY CHIEF CoulltJ'• Murny 9tonn St.onn To Head Agency Murray Sto rm today was named director or the county E n vironmental Ma nagement Agency by the Orange County Board ol Supervisors . Storm, 54, former assistant director of the agency, had served as interim direc tor following the resignation of H.G. Os borne. Osborne left county employ April l to accept a position w1lh the Warmington Group. a housmg development firm. S torm was the unanimou:-. choice of the board. Chairman Ralph Clark said 28 apµhcat1ons were received for the: µos1uon S t o rm was <imo n ~ '>eve n finalists. ht-::.aid. Stor m will be p :111I $5U,4W a Yl'ar An announced presentaUon by teachers striving for full enrich· menl programs funding next year ctidn.~l develop Tuesday aat the Newport·Mesa school boe.rd meeting. ,... Teache r union s pokesman Paul Jordan said this morning his announcement was pre· mature, that the teachers oow hope to make tbeJr funding bids on May 6andMay13 . In tentatively accepting a pro- posed new two-year teachers c ontract last week . union negotiators dropped demands for enrichment program fund. mg The contract. ex~ted to be ratified by teachers April 30. calls for an 8 percent teacher pay hike this year and another 8 percent next year. But dropping demands for rully enrichment programs - called Basal Programs -from contract oegotiaUoo.s won 't halt a drive to secure funding, Jordan said. The school board plans to trim some Basal Program elements in next year's budget as a cost· cutting measure . About 30 t e aching pos t s mi g ht b e trimmed in the process. Jordan estimated. H e s aid t eac h ers are launcb.i.ng a drive t.o urge con· cerned parents to write letters to the boa.rd regarding the enrich· ment programs and are Pf'OP05· ing buying newspaper advertise- ments ill s upport or enrichment programs. Scheduled for possible cuts, mostly at the dist net's elemen tuy and auddle !>choob, are ph ysica l education, reading enrichment , learn ing <'ente r '>laff•ni! and mU '>IC a n d pc;~ chological serv1ce:s Jordan said the dnvl· for pm gram fW\dulg will contmut: until t rust1•t:s adopt ,1 budi:t-t an Augu:-.L All purchaaes mult be made witb cub or a local check. Torn Wood NmnedCity Attorney Tom Wood, who was designat- ed acting Costa Mesa city at· tomey a month ago when bia predecessor resigned, bu beeo formally hired to succeed his ex; boss. The Costa Mesa City Cocmcil chos~ Wood 40 a Laguna Beach resident, to continue in the job following a late evening ex~ ecutive session at the conclmioq or Monday's council meetiaa. He has been a city empfoyee for the past 2~ years, se~ unde r former Costa Mesa City Attorney Robert Campagna who quit his past in March t.o go into private practice. Wood will work for tbe cit)' full-time at $34,800 per year, representing it in legal m~ a nd serving a s counsel to vanous municipal commissions and committees. Police Kill Man TORRANCE CAP>-An un. a rmed Compton man was s hot and killed by police after they caught tum and a companion al: lt·gt·dly s tealing merchandise from a ::.tore, a uthorities said. T hl· v1ct1m was identified as .Johnna<' Irons . 46 YON HEMERT'S IS WARBIOUSE CLEANING! 5th Annual Warehouse Sale May 3 & 4, Sat. & Sun., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. YES, VON HEMERT'S IS HAVING ITS 5th ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE. RUTHLESSLY CLEARING OUT AND SLASHING PRICES ON FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME. GREAT BUYS!!! ONE-OF-A-KIND ITEMS, DISCONTINUED STYLES, AND SLIGHTLY SOILED OR DAMAGED GOODS, IN ALL OF THE QUALITY NAMES VON HEMERT IS FAMOUS FOR. Cash & Carry All Sales Final 1371 VILLAGE WAY IN COSTA MESA ,..\ CFOIMBLY w .... oust ID.t ~ I • llaESs /STOCKS ,. It'• ~ .. a1aio In tbe defena• lDd•trJ. '11Mn'1 like u illtemaUooal criata -Iran, ,.,_. rt•aa, t·baY9·JOU -to overcome, Dot to ,.y ermb. oppolldoa to 1penduac OD •Hponry. 'ftle VU. LiDe lnv•unent SUrv•Y. wblcb Mrvea people trytns to make a •t ln the 1toct market, re· parta~ "lncieued defeme spendlnc II oa tM way . . . .._t =c.ce compaotea 1bould do well dllplte tbt ." Bulnesa Week, wbicb aerva people =:set abead ln t.be bualneu world. re· pana: ·~ IC* wild .a defeue 1penclla,." ~ .. cood • .,. to seatUe'• Boeln1 ()).,tile world'• aar.eat mantdacturer of commercial jaimn. Boetnc buildl about eo percent of tbe Jet.a ln atrtine service and so it bu not been u depeodent as ~ compuiee oa orders from the Penta100. Not that it Is tumiftl away these orden. Latt month it emerced victoriou.a in a head·to·bead battle •tth Geaeral Dynamics for the job of bulldiDC tho bomber· l•mcbed erulse mlasUe. TRm NEW 111880.E ls realty a cute customer. It's actu.alb a nuelear·armed small jet plane that's mounted aG a bluer plane . The btner plane releases the missile. which then sltims aloac only 200 to 600 feet above ground (to avoid radar defenses) until it smashes tbe int.ended target with the force of 100,000 to :m.ooo tona of TNT. Thia mtsalle bas a range of UOO miles. rt shoots along at SOO mph. How much will this assignment mean to Boeing? No one's aw-e yet but it could generate revenues of $2 tillioo in tbe next nine years. The initial order was $141 aullioo form missiles. That's big stuff and it was d isappointing for Genet-al Dynamics of St. Lows to lose out. But in the defense business these days, no one Is a loser -for long. A WEEK An'Ea it gave the nod to Boeing, the Pentagon awarded General Dynamics, its favorite s'-"Pller. a jui cy consolation pnz.e . a contract lo modify the bomber·lau.nched mlssle it bad d eveloped Ullo a medium·ran1e baby that could be deployed on Navy and Air Force fighter planes. The Pentagon didn't say how much of the medium·range missiles it's prepared to buy but it could nm UJto the thousands. Each one wi11 cost about a half a million dollars to produce. So General Dynamics. bwlder or lhe F ·16 fighter plane. the Tomahawk cruise missile an$1 the Trident nuclear submanne. will not be suHenng. nor are they m danger oC losmg thetr position on top of the Pen· t.agoo supplJer roster GENEaAL DYNA•ICS DE&IVES more Ulan 80 pereent of its saJes from 1ovenment orders. Boeing g«s 29 percent of its, bu.ainess from the Pentagon. 1be latest list of defense cootracton ranked the top lO companies (and its ordera> u follows: General o,numcs ($4.l biWoa>: llcDoDDell Do(lcla1 ($2:8 Wtioo): United Tecbao6ocies ($2.4 bUllOG); Loeltbeed <12..2 billion). General Electric (fl.7 billion): Litton lndustnes <Sts billion): Boeing <$1.S bilLion l: Hughes Aircra ft <Sl.4 billion>. Raytheon CSl.3 b1llJonl: Grumman CSl.l biWoo). 1be GeneraJ Dynamics cootracta represented 7 pem!fJl of all the orders elven by the Pentagon. OF covasE THESE expenditures must be ltept in perspectJve. Emma Rolhsch1ld, writang recently in the New York ReVleW or Books, cited the $1 .~ billion research aod development budget tbe Pentagon has requested for the Miss ile X program. This is the Air Force's plan to build a bunch of missile bases in various valleys of Utah and Nevada -say 200 of them Rothschild filt\lt"ed out that tbas budget "as more than the combined researc h and development budgets for the Department of Labor. the Depart· meat ol FAucat.aon, the Department of Transporta· uon. lhe Environmental Protection Ag ency, the Federal Drug Adm1nistrat100. a nd the Center for Dis· ea9e OJntrot" Alaskans Offered ,, Share State • ID JUNEAU. Alaska (AP) -Alaskans s avoring the state's commitment lo give them cash from ils oil wealth and all but wipe out stale income taxes now have an en· core to consider -shares in s late-owned assets. lt's called PACE -Portfolio of Alaska Citize ns En· tai>nses. 'tile proposal mtroduced as legislation last week by Gov. Jay Kamrnood and House Speaker Terry Gardiner ~sell stock in aome state-owned assets lo Alaskans at n'l.artcet value. Fifteen percent of the stock in the assets ~be distributed free to all Alaskans . OUef among the Uffls are on. coal and natural gas. But tbe legislation provides that anytblnc built with state mmey. be it offices, airpona or pipelines, could be turned over to dtileos. The slat.e could even buy shares in private companies. IUdl as airlines. manu!acturers or businesses, to sell . and ~Ye away. The money for PACE would divert funds from Alaslta'1 burseoain& state treuury -now swelliqe so uckb' from oU revenues that analysta receatly upped their tine-month-old eatimaU! of ita ulue ln mld·lMl by $319 mDkJn -to $4.S billion. "Dlstributins a portion of Alaska's enercy wealth to the peop&e ol Alaska ln the form of lncome·produc:ln1 as· Ida would increue lbelr lnvolvement and awarenesa of the manaaement of the state's natural resources. the de· vekJlleneat ol its local lnduatrle1 and ln the capitaUat s)'IMm cwerall.'' Hammood said. "AU Ala1kaa1, tnclucllng thelltUe guy, would have a phtee of Ute action:• Gold, Silver Quotations II • a ~Of 1'11111\181 INll'a at'"•'•',,....,, Anode .._. • .io. • "'""'° ~ lkn• • ILOWWOV fl~ "ICatlNa 111111 lftoo • Meru. ~ "°' .... .,., lll'()W -TO "-'• y.._ ....... teO'll • • oooor..a .J .J oc-' ... ,_ff ""' ..,.., <ttll °' ,,. b;»a • °""""''" .... •MC)Onlllbie '°' ,. -~ SI L~O#~ VOl'lN DlaA Tl /~ • 11on.1a ..._ -~°" """"~·Off '" HotAfloft &!> oow... ntl ~~ -~--.,., MG ..... GI.-.-~ -~ • * '" "K._ fOt My ~.. ( ,..,., fred ~ey.Pottv ~ A-~· .. '"' ""'*" u a Pr.o.nc ~ ,., ~ lie.I to ~ """" beinO t"9 ~· Mele "Jlr9e LAldV " 12 In) • MTONGHT Hu94 Ciel• AotMrn• uoe n.aooo~ Fell.• tr!.. IO ptOY& 1t1et Hew Vorll Clly II "°' the u11lrlendly, lrnpe•&Otlal ~~tnlll<•rtoutto be ·THI~ ~YI ''Helwy v-Oevld ~ ponreva Henrt v 1n tNe l>lev loa*"9 on Henty .. -!he ... ..nor•ino end oeleOrwtlng .... "119' ... Goldert Age .... Englteh hlelory 9:00 8 C88 MOVW TUBE TOPPERS CBS B 9 :00 ··A Ci r c le of Oilldttn .. "Jane Ale xander portrays a rich woman who becomet; a volunteer at a school for e m otionally dis turbed chlldn:n <see photo below). KHJ G 9:00 -Miss Wo rld Pageant. Handicapped children benefit from this beauty extra vaganza. h osted by George Burns. ABC U 10 :00 -ABC Closeup. The s tory of uranium -where it's found, wtio mines 1t a nd those endange red by it . -is presented. Crueade•. Sn1dtey Wl'tlpleel\, 8 C•IPIOllC: l)f1ee1. and 8 dOCtOf 'I ICN9r • AU. IH THE FAMll Y tt:808 Q'.I LOW.aAT ''The DeQeion.. Oe«>tlle Allen. .. Poot um. Rlctt O•fl • Mare n Jen1en. 0.-CoM, .. ~ Me.. lo-.e My Dog" o.n. ~.f-~(RI ••• TOMOMOW ~ .. OMe ........... ........ o1.,,....,... IHM C:lub Md lMty ..... 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IOt Cl\W1ty 2:GI • MO"lll _, •• **'h 111el_ .... • c.nol&" (lt(l') .......... ~-==-'== '*"I_.. ........... ................... ocun'1I ponrelt al .... " ,.,. ) . '1!J MACHEll / LEHRER REPORT him • Q) SANFORO AHO SON Woodrow movee into thl! Sanford house wnen Ellh er koct.1 ll1m ou1 1:30 I) TjilE ~ 18 NOHT D OUIHNE88 OAME ~ OVEAEASY "Otet>elM " (R) Cl' TIC TAC DOUGH \'!0 MEAV GR1Fl"IN 7:00 8 C88 NEWS Cl N8CHEWS 0 HAPPY DAY'S AOAI~ Joanie 11111 1n ~ wl111 Pot"" ette-P'I! g,ngs a 1<>va ""'ii 10 he< Q A8CNEW8 Q (l JOt<EA'S WILD Q) M•A•S•H Ma1 11ou11han • 11.ince dirrw>s at thA '°rtn and ~he>c~s Fran!< ~ 8 •"9 h.rn to t>v "''!>(>SI man «!) TME BENIN HILL SHOW ftpnn.,. prtt,ttnt~ '"' I"""'')" s Cl>Olt WhO 1n t .,, r" or &\.Pnt t NH• vro<"°'1 nt Robin Hood k:e amasn1ng with head, lout ll!Qh on a bike. flag l>Uah-<>u11, hand to hand l>•l•nclnQ I QJ) FACE THE MUSIC HOU.YWOOO 80UAAE.8 U TIC TAC OOUO.. t8 AU IN THE FAMll Y wi-. • swashka 11 tound on t~' ll'ont doot. the Bunker hOUseh<>ld goes "''o a lrflnZV ID ADAM-12 One l)Olteeman s Ille 1s presented 1n <kamatic doc· umontary styie m MACNEIL / ~REA REPORT ~ TliE 8HAKESPEAAE PLAYS ' H!!nry V' Oevld GwOhm POt'ltays Hen<y V on th1& Dlay rocus.ng on HMry as Ille Ideal warnor-lling and a!loota11ng h•s telgn as a Chonnpf l,bt in9• 0 "''P'T "CBbl Ln~ Anqt>l!'S O ~ '.R. 1 •Jfl( I l n<. AnQelw. 0 "''LA ln<l 1 l '"' AnQl"ltl'> 0 •.At11 1VI AB(1 LO!:> An<l('lt.' 6 .11,1H1th-.)'>1n')•.-qo Q • '' fJ1lrH)fLP'>A "lqH1" '0 " I tAt~Ct ~J'l 011 W 0) ... I f'J lnrl Lio ,\n p •11•" (() l\t I I• l\ 1" ~ l Ar Id•· ID ~ L ' Iv f 11~1 l j ~n 1• 1 .. ::, a!) 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Quincy Mia OU1 10 prove the blaze wes ht to COYt!O UC> • "''"Oe< IR I eo HEWS II A8CHEWS CU)SEUP "The IJranoum f'.actOf A IOo4I at ut 8<\lum locus.no on the mines wherll II l'6 1ounc:1. ,,.. peop1e ""'<> oio them end lhe ~111 eno.noe<t!d l>y llVI~ ,_, t'-n.1t~1eo m HlOtfT GAU.ERV ··Lone SuNNo<'' Wh8n l"e T ltanic soni<e. a 00SC>9'ate man dr11sse& up l'l woman's Cloth·~ to be rtKCut'd t0'.:90 m Q) NEWS m ICUP'S SHOW 11~ II D fJ (I) @) NEWS 0 H£WlYW£0 GAME · Q DAVE AU.EH AT LARGE DeVt! •Ii a k"'Qht of the D TONIOKT Gue'1 kOll RICPl••d Oewaon ~· Oeb<•-Soott, RoO«I Ooulel 8 °"TIHOOAME ·~HEWS e e •_, "So n.. 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IM elc*· ~ Snooe> s...n b4loom9 • .out'Q8 of lrrtlat!CM\ end •lfl01WI09 IO "-~ bW ~ ......., tt>ey ~.nlMICMM lllv. !iO nw\ I 2:108 .._ 2:2&1 NP#8 2:.aO MCMf • • Ghoat Snto-f !9&:11 O.rmo1 Walel\ H•t•I ~ " you<>Q C.c>uQie .. l:0¥9f a that I he IV""'Y yllCt'I' tt>ey ~.. oun::NMd •5 l"'•ed by ,,,,_ IO"OM I 1 tw ~ """ I ,1)0 . WOVlE • • * '> M.0-c;.,,..·. 1 ·~•1 a.-c,.,'°"· w~ 'GI P>OQeon The __. tt:OOD•**"~" I 1953) Aodl Hudlon, ... .,., ....... A ....... Gfllel outwit• .. """"· ~to 1i011 e U.S. ~ n.y. (1 111 .. 30 lftln I ••• 'h Mn.y wolift•• ~ Me'' I 11M1) Aab9r1 Young. SuMn ~. A -,_ Ol\at'gea of --oerw.g ....... .,.., ... ~ euodde. ( 1 ..... 50 .... , ....... lo\"~" I 19761 HllN1a YIAll, S9'Wfl Motes The atomty ~ ""c>s ol • lromter 1-.ify "IWnPW ''*' .notts to OUl4d • Oynesty "' .,,. Olwo ~ of ..... mod-t800a I 1 IW 30""" I by Armetrong & a.ttuk 'OJ Pl.A'( THE \JAMPIRL 5TEWAAOES5. R IGHl ( RIGHT! l Ff.LT IT v.JAf, A PAAT 1 C.0U...0 REAU Y SINK MY TEETH INTO/ And the Winner ·Is ..• CBS by a Nose 'Trial ByTV' Hasted th TOM JORY -.:t<·w YORK 1 A P > It was anybody '-; race for .~ ~t'\·k~. Jnd Jim Jones and Johnny Carson. "The l>ukl":'i ()f lf;.ttzard"' and Robert Redford all figured m th<· fini sh And when 1l was over . CBS had ended ABC'" thret> year reign as the dominant networ k in pnrrw tanw telev1s1on It was lhe closest ra<'e an a de<"ade, perhaps in the history of lclt•v1s ion And CBS' victory was by the nJn'flWl""lt possible margin one -tenth of a i.x>ml and t•vt·n then subject lo contention by AB(' i\ MAJlGIN o•· A t•ULL point on lhe 1979·80 season might have meant a difference or $60 nul.lJon m advertising revenue for the w10ner CB..'; and A AC t•ntered the last week or the wasoo in a dead heat. and both networks thre w somt: blockbuster programming into the final -.c \'C'n day period ABC's broadcast of t he A<"ad my Awards s how was the week's highest· rated program, but CBS scored with a two-part nuru.sene:. ... Guyana Tragedy The Story of Jim Jooes .. Mud~ Trout Win Peabody Awards The C'l1max came Sunday rught, with "Thl' Voleek approached In fart . O.rnn wa~ CBS' chief Sung" on A HC and a t wo-hour .. Dukes of Hatzard'· programmer in the la!'it photo flni~h a decade ago. i,pecaaJ on CBS. called "Carruval of Thrills." op· won by CllS over NBC pos1tl'oneanother T heCBSshowwonthatconlest. "You <'a n s um up thl' s eason with t"o st.atlst.Jcs." OaJ y said "Last year. A RC won 25 of CBS WON THE WEEK with a rating of 2Q.7 to the 31 weeks This Y<'ar . CBS won 17 of 31. and OAKLAND <AP) 194 for ABC and lJ 2 for NBC. The netwo rks say ABC 12 And out of the 12 weeks ARC won. twn f\a1 ser Alum inum & that means man average prime· time minute dur were tbe Olympic~ and two were the World Sen (':.. Chemical has accused mg the week. '20.7 percent of the nation's TV · • ABClV or conducting equipped homes were tuned to CBS. "IN ADDJTION TO THAT." Daly said, "last "tnal by television" That left CBS, wit.h NBC's assent. claiming the yoor, ABC had Sl'ven of tht• Top 10 ~how~ This through its weekly news season with an average rating o( 19 6 to AB C's year, CBS bad eight program "2G-2CM'' J9S.NBCwasthirdatl74 For NBC.lheout<"omc wasnot wathoutbope The c h arge was But ABC, whjch began the season a week 'The network rut the di:.tance between itself and prompted by an April J ahead of the others. called the finis h a ·'virtual the leader nearly m half. and flgurc<f a 2 perteot segment of the program, lie." with the leaders neck and neck at 19.5. improvement in lb rat in ~ over the previous \ in which Kaiser wu ac· One industry source estimated ABC may have seac;on cused of intentionally poured an extra $1 5 mil Hon into the last several CBS. by lbe same <'alculataon. improved 5 per m a rketing u as a f e -weeks of lhe season. producing extra e pisodes of cenL wtule ABC dspp..-d two poanL' \'ohotf~r alwninwnhousewiring. senes like ··Tbe Love Boat .. aod "Eight as ··Those accusations Enough;· as well as a full night of cha mpionship Jane Alexander aids are blatantly wron•. bolCll\g March3l HERE ARE THE TOP 10 :-.h~s for the week e motion al l y di s· and we cannot allow ending Apnl 20 turbed youngsters in them to go pubticaJly TUE SAME SOURCE PUT CBS ' tab for Academy Awa rds. with a rating of 33 7 · · A C 1 r c I e o f unchalle nged," said special programmmg at the end at a bout SS.S representing 25 7 million hom es. ABC: "Guyana Clilldren" torugh t at Rooald E. Rhody, cor· millio n , including pro duction of "G u ya na Tragedy· The Story of Jam J ones." Part II. 31.7 or 900 CBS. Channe l 2 porate vice presklentof Tragedy " 3'2 million , and "Guyana Tragedy." Part I. 28.9 the Oaltland ·based As cl06e as 1l was. CBS was the clear winner or 22.l million. both CBS. "Olivia Newton.John firm. by one important standard. Runner-up to ABC the Special,'' 216 3 or 20.1 m illlon. A BC. "Carnival of No a.,: __ TV ABC officials were three previous seasons, CBS listed eight of the Thrills," 216 or 19 8 million. a nd "60 Minutes." 25.4 1u1es oot i.Jnmedjat.ely avalla· year's 10 highest· rated s hows. Including "60 or 19.4 million. both C BS . Movie -"The Sting.'' ble forcomroeoL Minutes" in fin t place and "M·A·S-H" fourth. 3'.9 or 19 million. ABC. "Dukes of Hauard," 22.3 MOBILE. Ala. IA P l Attorneys for Kaller ABC's "Three·s Company" was No. 2 for the or 17 million. CBS : "Three's Company," 22.1 or -1be anouaJ America's will demand a retrae· ATI-IE.."1S. Ga 1 A Pl -Robert Trout or ABC season. but the list from then on was not.ably lack· 16.9 million, ABC. and "M·A·S·H." 2 1 s or 16 4 Junior Miss Pageant tion from ABC, and will Nrodews. Ro5~cr1 .MuFd.d ofKCBS Nf eBws an1 d Ht~111evbisioo ing in any of the slt corn hits that thrust the ml.llioo. CBS. will not be televl'led this ask the Federal Com· P ucer • Y Vla inc aye o ever Y 1 s ave network into leadership during the 1976-77 season lbeoext JO programs · summer for the first munlcatlons Com · been named recipie nts or the George Foster -"Happy Days," "Laverne and S hirle y," "Laverne and Shirley," ABC ; "2<l-20." ABC. lime s in ce 1964 . mission to order tbe Peabody broadcasting awards. the University of "OlarHe's Angels." and "Alice" and "WKRP in Cincinnati." both Television persona lily broadcuUng company ~rgla has announced. CBS, three·way lie: ··Happy Days ," ABC: "The EdMcMa.honwillbethe to a llow Kaller The awards. given in memory of Ge<>rgia THE MAE FACI' THAT CBS could challenge Jdfenoos,'' CBS . "Real People," NBC; "F1o," master of cere monies Aluminum to pNM11t banker and philanthropist George Foster Peabody . the champk>n was a surprise to many industry ob-CBS, and "Benson·· and "Barney Miller," both for the page.ant set for ita aide oltbe storJ, •~· recognize me ritorious ser vice to broadcasting. servers. ABC broadcut both the World Series in ABC. July 1-2. oordb'I to Rhody. October and the Wint.er Olympics in February, as --------------------------------------A BANQUET APRIL 30 in New York will well as the Academy Awarda last week. honor the three individual winners as well as radio "CBS obviously bas made the most ex· stations. television stations and networks chosen traordi.nary comeback io the b.iatory of broadcast· for 21 other Peabody awa rds ing," said TV consultant Mlke Dann, a former pre· Trout was chosen for his nearly 50 years as a sident of CBS btertainment, u tbe climactic broadcast commentator. and Mudd was cited for ---------------------1 an interview with Sen. Edward Kennedy. M s. Kaye was honored for her program, "Musical Comedy Tonight." en BEST ACTRESS IJEST <>RICINAL . SONG ~ lfD ~ .. --··-'°' ..... HWY-..... """._ .... ,. .... __ ..._.... " .. ~ ...... r...--•ff'&•· . ._,..._,, Dolllld s.tll12llllll _. S.1 ••Soman ...... --in thirty---st••, ............. tile,._ c..t 1w. '., ~t I ~: -- PILLOW CLEARANCE