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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-12-05 - Orange Coast Pilotj IUlll ClllT dM decapitation Glitter on Main Sireei" llSA Mickey and Minnie Mouse served as official tree lighters th is week as Disneyland opened its 26th holiday season with ceremonies at Main Street square. Participants included Nancy Englert. D is n ey land 's 1980 ambassador, six-year-old Kenneth Egersheim, and of course Goofy and other Disney characters. Tree is 60-foot white fir carrying 3,000 li ghts Newport man lees armed ~urglary duo A .25-year-old Newport Beach man, awakened early Thursday by suspicious noises, came face to face with a pair of burglars and leaped out a bedroom window when one of them pulled a1un. Randy William Rosenberger told offi cers the gunman, wearinl a multi-colored poncho, wu holding a revolver in one band and a can of beer in the otber. He .told police the intruders entered h is Park Newport apartment at about 2:'5 a .m . throu1h an unlocked .U•ina 1Iua door. Several nearby apartment teaanll told police they were al'OUHd by the sound of crashing aJau and11potted the suspects ....._ toward an unde1round ~· Police said an unknown iUYel' ~ar later emerged rrom the pnaeand1pedoff. ao1enber1er, who was •lajared, told lnveat11atora ,.. ... wu miuln1 from· his apertmmt. Tax bite in Big A · for Rams $233,895 The next football season could arrive before the Los Angeles Rams get their chance for a public hearing to protest their first tax biU in Orange County. The bill for $233,895 was issued lo the professional football team in October for its possessory in· terest in its home field, Anaheim Stadium. The tax is the large-St of its kind ever levied in Orange Coun· ty and the Rams don't agree with it. Team executives filed a protest last week ·with the A!t· sessor's Office. Rabies spread8 in border area EL CENTRO (AP) ...:_A fourth rabid dog bas been confirmed in this border area and Imperial Valley health officers say 17 peo-• ple have undertone rabiea treat- ment. · The rabi~ outl)reak surfaced a week ago when a Calulco mother and two of her cbllclren were bitten by a rabid puppy. \ . The county Assessment Ap. peals Board eventually will de· cide whether the bill was war- ranted. But the board currently is hearing appeals based on 1978 and 1979 bills. Thus, the Rams may be em- broiled in a new lea1ue race, the • .cheerinl louder or the booinl stronger, before the hearing comes. Such large and complicated tax bills aren't expected to be settled Immediately, though. A similar protest was filed by the California Angels professional baseball team when it moved in- to the same stadium In 18". Rererrin1 to that .case, a Rams exec'ut.ive said Thursday, "The Angela matter wai in the courts for four years." The a.._ moved to Anaheim this tall/from the Los An1eles Col~: The team Nata the stadium fM an umpedfled sum baaed on perceata1• of ticket salet, partiq , .. ud related revenue. The team paya rent to the dty for use of the H ,000-aeat stadium, .,_ the po11•wy· m. <Ree MIU. Pa-e Al> ' ------...-.... -..-.,. ............... _______ ---... ···-..-·-- O RANGE C OUNTY C ALIF OHNIA ~(!NI', Doctor convictea I in fraud Huntington Beach psychiatrist Louis Glatch Jr. was convicted of Medi -Cal fraud Thursday in what the prosecutor said was a "clear- cut and simple case.'· Glatch, who was not present when the verdicts by an Orange County Superior Court jury were read late Thursday, was convict· edon 18countsoffiling false Medi - cal claims and one count of grand theft. A previous trial on the same charges had ended in a jury deadlock last August. Judge Orella Sears, angered that court personnel could not reach Glatch, ordered him to ap- pear this morning in her courtroom or she would increase his $5,000 bail to.Sl00,!)00 and issue a bench warrant for his arrest. "I gave Dr. Glatch an order to come here," the judae fumed at defense attorney David Brickner, whom she said she did not bol,il responsible for the m1uiq de· fendant. She said Glatch wu to be on lS·minutescaU. State Deputy Attorney General Frederick Miller. wh~rosecuted the case, said he w~ etpecially pleased with the verdicts bec:aUM Glatch's first trial had ended in a mistrial. "We .were able to take advan- tage of knowing things that troubled jurors the first time," Miller said. "We were able to meet and remove doubts a couple of jurors had the firsttime." During Glatch's first trial, the jury deliberated three days before announcing it was dead!ocked 9-3 in favor of guilt. (See MEDl·CAL, Page AZ) Jury visits Alaia house death scene By DAVID KUTZMANN Of l9le 0.11, ~llet St..ff The _beige. two-story house for sale on Huntington Harbour's fashionable Gi lbert Drive at· tracted lookers of a different sort Thursday. They were jurors in the Orange County Superior Court murder trial of Or. Louis AJaia and, under the watchful eyes of attorneys for both the prosecu· tion and defense, they were be· ing shown the scene of the knife attacks that left the defendant's former wife and her presumed lover dead last June 13. The · seven-man. five-woman jury spent about an hour walk· ing through the now-deserted house, on the market for an ask· ing price of more than a half-... million dollars. _ At one point, the jurors spread photographs taken of the crime scene down on the earth-tone carpet in the dining area and studied lhem in relation lo the structure around them. This pleased defense attorney Albert C.S. Ramsey, who stood outside in a rear patio while fellow defense counsel Ed George Jr. escorted the jurors through the house where Mar1y Lou Alaia, J'l, and Long Beach attorney Marvin Tincher, 50, were slain. "Whether it helps or not, (this to1,1r) elves the jury an accurate idea of what we're dealln1 with in lime and space," the silver- hairect Ramsey-said. The tour of the house wu the idea of the defenae, but prm- ecutor Richard Farnell said he bad DO objeetiom. "I thbak it'• always helpful to hue additional informatJoa," Farnell laid. ''Thia 1ivee the JUl'J --appommlly to ... the laJOUt of tbe ........... ADd that'• pne11ely wbat tbe ( .. AIAJA, Pat• Al) . Suspect claime By FREDERICK SCHOEMEIU.. Of -EMiiy Pllet Staff A defense attorney claimed Thursday that murder suspect Anthony David Bies was in a situation over whieh he , .. , .. 110 control during "the night of hor· ror" in which Corona del Mar real estate agent Ruben Martine% was slain. Attorney Al Stokke, in his .1 _ / opening statement to jurors V/ ~ated before Orange County r, · / ~~perior Court Judge Kenneth I Lae, said his client's sole role in . the brutal assault was to hurl a ~1eo•r11 owi...,.._ candle at Martinez during a f ig ht in the b e droom of Elizabeth Dole; wile of Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan,, and a member of Ronald Reagan's transition teain, says she is s tron~ly committed to recruiting women for top- level government jobs. Mrs. Do~e . has frequently been mentioned for a Cabinet position. -- Parolee arrested in Mesa A paroled armed robber wbo law enforcement a1encies speculate may have held up as many a s 11 Alpha Beta supermarkets this year haa been arrested by Costa Mesa police. Held in Orange County Jail without bail is Phillip Angel Sen· teno, 32, of the Baldwin Park area. He was arrested Tuesday by Costa Mesa investigator Phil McCormkt.,.for suspicion of tak· ing some *.400 at gunpoint from the Costa Mesa Alpha Beta outlet at 241 E . 17th St. on Oct. 14. McCormick s aid police depart· ments in Orange and Los Angeles counties are looking at Senteno as a possible suspect in a series or Alpha Beta robberies following s1mil.ar patterns. A lone gunman waited in the Costa Mesa store until a clerk went to a safe during a money transaction, moved in behind the employeeand<lemanded money. Alpha Beta· markets in La Palma , Westminster, Buena Park, La Mirada. Glendale, the Ci ty of Industry, the San Fernan- do Valley and Diamond Bar re· ported similar hold-ups this year, he said. Senteno was arrested in El Monte, McCormick said, follow- ing a five-day investigation prompted when officers in that ~rea allegedly spotted the suspect · casingasupermartet." The Baldwin Park man was paroled fr~m state prison in January while serving an armed robbery sentence, officers said. Teen smashup victim dies A resident of Orange died Thursday from massive head Injuries he received in a traffic accident earlier in the week. Eugene Padilla, 17, died at the Santa Ana-Tustin Community Uospltal, said a city police apokeaman. Padilla was taken to the . hoepltal about 1:30 a .m. S\mday after hia car rolled over at a curve where Prospect Street tu road crouea SantialO,creu. Padilla wu thrown from the car, the apoteaman aaJd. Martinez' home. Stokke claimed that it was a second person, John Alan Keith, 22, of San Clemente who "went c razy'' and repeatedly bludgeoned Martinez with the 30-pound star-shaped candle and attempted to saw orr victim's head. Keith, also charged in the slaying, will face trial early in , 1981. Stokke said he will not contest the fact Bies wu present in the M artinn home the night the murder occurred -Aug. 28, 1971. But be said be will coatest the aHertiooa of the pro.ecutor, Deputy District Attorney David Carter. that Bies went to the house with the intent of robbing and murdering Martinea. · According tO pro9ecution wit· nessea, Bies told friends that he and Keith met Martinez in the vicinity of a Laguna Beach bar frequented by homosexuals and agreed to go home with him. Despite prosecution assertions to the contrary, Stokke claimed the evidence will show that Bies was getting a drink of water when he heard Keith and Martinez arguing in a bedroom. Stokke said Bies was confront· ed by· Martinez when he entered the room. "He c Bies> throws the candle at Martinez. From that point he has no further contact," Stokke told the jury. John Keith, Stokke continued, "basically went crazy . . lost control . . . what happened was as s urprising to Dave Bies as anyone else • · . Stokke said he will call as wit· nesses a psyc hologis t and psychiatrist who will charac· Lenze his client as a passive in- dividual who had "encountered a lack of success·· and was ex· tremely fearful• Keith. The attorney r laimed that Bies was under the powerful in· rtuenc<' of the tranquilizer Va lium and alcohol the night the (See BICS, Page AZ> Coasc Weather Partly cloudy through Saturday. Continued cool. Lows tonight 42 at the beaches, S2 inland. Highs Saturday 80 to 65. INSIDE TODA~ I/ yo"'re a /or& of the Chri1tmm ~t "Tlw N"'· cracm'' you'U lfow ampk opporhftty to .,. it olollg tlw Oro"~ Coall. For ift/onrtG· tion °" ,,.,. Oftd otlwT hoti· da11 n.rmammnt ''"''·,. Page Cl o/ today '• .., Weekftlder. •••• At Y-........ Ate l..M.-.,,_ M ....... ... , ~ Al ~ DMt C...-• • Cl••..... • .... ...-.. en ........ "' ..... I ICM • U.L--.. Ct ...... CIM ....... ..... ..._. __ ~-!U1C1t1DI A 1 .. CM --... " .... _..... .. ~a CM ... CM ---... 8 I . . ... ( I! l'iftltnfl rea · President·elect Ronald ·Reagan worka at his desk lD his . Pacific Palisades home, keepin& a low pl'Qfile in prepara- .Lion for his departure Monday for another round of brief. ings in Washington, D.C. In the forearound is a copy of Richard Nixon's book "The Real War." Sinatra new .. ttmbassador? .ROME CAP> -The newspaper ot, Italy's Communist Party said tOday that the most talked·about na.me for the next American ambassador to Italy was Frank ~iilatra. ,Quoting "reports circulating in tbe State Department" in W..itshington, the communist n~wspaper L 'Unita s aid in a f(ont ·page s tory that the appointment of the singer "would ore ate surprise and curiosity." Sinatra is of Italian origin. In a dis p a t c h from its Washington correspondent, the ne wspaper also mentioned two other leading candidates - Henry Salvatore. a California "businessman and a me mber of Pres1dent·elect Ronald Reagan's inner circle, and Frank Stella, a Chicago industrialist. '· Fro• Pag.-, I I RAMS •.. terest tax is intended to cover the value gain~d by having an exclusive use of the facility. It is a form of property tax, so some of the money goes into financing special districts which wouldn't benefit from rent to the city. The Rams were judged to have an assessed value of $4.98 million in the stadium. "That is what their interest in the stadium is worth," explained Howard Whitcomb, project manager in the Assessor's Of. fice. Whitcomb said It shouldn't be s urprising that the Rams ap- pealed the tax because of its "unique nature." "You'd allnost expect it to be contested," he said. f "re• P•p A I BICS ••• slayilli occurred. Stokke conceded that the jury may find inconsistencies between testimony he iAteDda to introduce and statements Bica is heard making in conversations with an informant that were secretly taped by Newport Beach Police Department in· vestigators. Stokke asked the jury to rely on tbe testimony and not the taped statements. He claimed that Bies was not present in the house when Martinez was nearly decapital· ed with the mitre-box saw. .. Dave cannot watch that. He goes outside and waits," Stokke said. Bies, who ~as 17 at the time the crime oc-curred. ·races life imprisonment without possibili- ty of parole ii be is convicted. Feds to get 4 days off WASHINGTON (AP > President Carter today gave the nation's 2.9 million federal employees a Christmas present -a four-day holiday weekend. Christmas this year falls on a Thursday 'and is, as always, a leg;tl holiday. The next day, · Friday, is a work day. Carter issued an executive order proclaiming that "all executive departments and agencies shall be closed and their employees excused from duty on Friday, Dec. 28, 1980. • • The only exceptions are offices that must remain open for reasons of national security or defense or oUaer "publi c reasons." Music stilled Led Zeppel.in ditlbanda LONDON (AP) -The rock group Led Zeppelin announced it is disbandipg because of·the death in September of its dnunmer, John Bonham. .. •'We wish it to be known that the loss of our dear friend and the deep respect we have for his family, together with the aenae ol un- divided harmony felt by ourselves and our mana1er, have led 111 to decide that we could not continue as we were," a statement by the group said. Bonham, a co-founder oflhe band 12 years aco. WU tOUDcl deed Sept. 25 at the mansion owned by the 1roup's lead pita.rial, Jimmy Page, in Windsor, 30 miles west of Londoa. The IJ'OUP wu record-· ing an album there on the day he died. . The 32-year-old Bonham, affectionately nicknamed • 'Bouo," died as a result of inhaling vomit after drinldn1 about .0 abotl ol vodka in 12hours, accordingtoacorner'aiDquat. The drummer was reported to have earDect almast tlO miWan a year with the Led Zeppelin. 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"We smelled tbe acid fumes we saw the smoke-filled hallways, and we beard the - . r.-P ... .41 ALAI A • • • def.... wuat.M tbe JW"Ol'I so abaorb. Alala, th• defen1e hH claimed, wu temporarily ia- HH at the Ume ol tbe lta~ and was incapable of pri- medlt.am, tbe lrillY attacu an Mn. A1aia and 'hncber. TIM ortbopde •......-. no U ved with hll third wile Suaaa in another Huntln1ton Beach neishborhood, bad soae to tbe Gilbert Drive home to pick up hi• two children for the Father's Day weekend. Accord.inc to the tnUfnony ol the children, aced 9 and 11, their fa,her became involved in an ar1ument with their mother when be mtered the home. Tbey aaid be ran to a kitchen knife- rack and then plun1ed a blade into hll former wife's abdomen aa abe attempted to call the police. ·Tincher wu attacked lo an ad- Joiniq room. crackle ol names, but not any •-••--kind of alarm," said Robert -....~ft StOpS Ml• Bayer, an executive of the General FoPda Corp. who sur- vived a flub fire that ripped tbrou1b convention rooms at Stouffer's Inn in White Plains on Ramsey· said the dista.nce between the knife rack and the telephone was only about a step, showins that the physician's violent actions were spon- taneous. Thundav. killina 26. Super Chicken pilots John Shoecraft (left) and Ron Rippe are happy. to be safe. but disappointed in having failed to make their cross-country balloon trip. The craft wu . forced down over Yberal, Kan. After the jurors had complet- ed their tour and departed on a county bus, Ramsey and Geor1e conferred inside the house. George said he believed the jurors were "Interested and at- tentive." His comment was an eerie echo ol the worda of the e-uests at.the MGM Gr-Hd--hotel-UH:.as----- Vegas, Nev., on Nov. 21, caught by surprise when names en- veloped a ground-floor casino and sent smoke billowing into the upper floors, killing 84. --KHSA Stouffer's executive William Hughes, director of operations for the hotel and restaurant con- cern, insisted that his luxurious hotel on Westchester Counl,Y's "platinum mile" of corporat.e headquarters and lavish sub- urban homes "conformed with all the existing aafety codes." Hotel officials said alarm bells worked and there were sprinklers in the residential sec- tions of the hotel, but said they were not required in the con- ference areas. Executives of the MGM Grand hotel company also insisted that .their building conformed to the safety codes in effect in 1973· wtien the hotel was built. COLORADO I HUOO• GOU DOW• • Ulysses • hMfJI • lttse. City .OKLAHOMA 0 so I I Miles And just as Las Vegas firemen End I d expressed conv)ctions that • 0 rfJG smoke alarms and sprinklers probably would have saved most of the lives, so did officials at Thursday's tragedy almost 3,000 miles away. Westchester County District Attorney Carl Vergari said, "11 the fire codes i>ermit operators of these buildings, where numerous people C001re1ate, io The attempted transcon- tinental balloon flight of the Super Chicken 11 ended about 20 roiles east of Liberal. Kan. The IO-story helium balloon was forced down by a coat of ice. dispense with the use of proper alarms Mid 1prinklln1 systems, ~--aa ffli t then these codes should be ~-eft a c changed. I have no doubt that such devices wowd have saved Italy quake area many of the lives." The Lu Vegas fire had made such an impression on many of those meeting at the Stouffer's conference center that when smoke appeared in their rooms they immediately thought of that disaster. "I acted immediately because I figured we had. very little time. I thought that because of what I read about Las Vegas," said Balzer. NAPLES, Italy CAP) Typhoid fever and hepatitis have broken out in earthquake- dev astated areas of southern Italy. the government com - missioner for the quake zones reported today. The commissioner's office said six cases or typhoid fever and six cues of viral hepatitis are being treated, and fean are that, ·'in the tent cities. there will be hundreds of sick before too long." He said he smashed open the sealed glass window with a chair and a table, leaped to the rocky ground three stories below and called back to his fellow w0rkers Woman 80U•ht to follow. Eight were later ad-" milted to hospitals with minor injuries. The fire· blackened portions of the Stouffer conference center looked remarkably similar to the gutted casino and lobbies of the MGM Grand Hotel. The ceil- ings and wan fittings had melted into grotesque black stalactites. The tremendous heat of both ' fires had blackened thick con- crete walls. And the smell of acrid smoke drifted not only around the buildings but across miJes of landscape. Preliminary comments by of~ ficials at the White Plains blaze in<ticated they thought the origins were similar to those of the Lu Vegas tragedy. Elec- trical fittings possibly burst into name, igniting synthetic wall paneling and giving off toxic gases that enveloped the scores of guests within seconds. In Lu Vegas, the huge casino was en· veloped in less than a minute after an electrical fire that bad smoldered in the ceilinl burst into name, according to fire of- ficiala. In Las Vegas, some guests panicked and leaped from win- dows above the 20th floor or ran hysterically down the s moked· filled corridors, dying in the fumes. At Stouffer's Inn, seven execut.iva rushed through the smoke to what they thought was an exit door, only to find themselves in a closet. They were overcome by the /umes and died . Mao's widow talk8 LOS ANGELES CAP) -A bench warrant has been issued for a JO.year-old woman accused of stealing a briefcase contain- ing $15,000 in cash and checks from pianist Liberace at Los Angeles l!'temational Airport. BEAT THE CLOCK Police track - triple slayer . LOVELOCK, Nev. <AP) - Authorities here AN lookins for a man believed to have shot and killed an elderly minine couple and their dau1bter at the fam,ily's remote Majuba Canyoo home. . Pershin1 County Sheriff James Mcintosh said a nationwide bulletin was issued Tbunday for the lriple-sla)'ilia suspect. Mcintosh wouldn't ny wber~ investigators are lookin&. but one· sheriff's spokeswoman said the suspect may have beaded north over the Oregon border. Mclntoah said the bodies of · Emery Dexter Strode, 71. his wife, Mary Mable Strode, 72, and their daughter, Marian Laura Treadwell, 41, were found by the Strodes' son Frank late Wednesday. F,....r •• ~AI MEDI-CAL •. The jury 'lbunda1 took an1J about three boun to reach a verdict. Glatch had been standing trial on charges that be intentionally submitted fraudulent bills to the state's med.i-Cal program for more work than he had done. In some cases, the prosecution claimed, be billed the state for 28 hours of work in a 24-hour day. The defense, however. con- tended that the billing errors between 1977 and 1979 were sim- ple mistakes. Glatch also claimed he used a non-traditional method of treatment which was tailored toofferina counseling for variable periods of time. Miller said it was unusual in his ex~rience for a psychiatriat to be convicted of so many counts ol fraUcf. He a&O siiil-ule Glatc1' case wu the only one of which be knew involving a peychlatriat be- ing convicted of Medi-Cal fraud by a jury, It was estimated that Glatch had wrongfully received about $100,000 in Medi-Cal reimbune- ments. Alaia, in custody at Orange Cou'.'tY Jail, did not accompany the Jury to the house because it · would have been "too traumatic," the defense at- torneys said. Testimony in the trial reswnes Monday. It is expected Susan Alaia, the defendant's third wife, will testify Monday or Tuesday and that the physician will take the witneu stand · perhaps Wednesday. Throat 8la8hed OCEANSIDE <AP) -Less than two m onths after the manager was shot to death and the safe looted at the Play Girl club, police say the man who replaced him was robbed of $1 ,400 and left serious ly wounded Wednesday, Major banks hike rate NEW YORK CAP> MajOr blmb, actinl juat one day ._, tbe Federal • Reeenoe. qain raised the. discount rate, today in- creased their prime lend- 1 n g rates by one-half percentage point to 19 per- cent. Citibank took the lead in raising the rate to the highest point it has reached since April. The prime rate , which is charged by banb on loans to their most credit· worthy corporate · customers; is nearing the record JO percent level set this aprinc. Ill anufacturen Hanover Truat Ct>. joined in the in· crease, the MCond of the week for major bub. he F..S.HI Reserv~. which believes it might tt1htea credit to bring in· nation under control, on Thul'lday raised the dis- count rate -the r.ie it charges on loam to banks -from 12 percent to 13 per- cent. There's always a general urgency about getting carpeting installed. but most customers will allot a reasonable amount of time. However. when there is a rush. we can accommodate those requiring immediate service . without sacrificing Alden 's rigid standards of competency. Unless .t.h~ee, ·s a problem obtaining a ·spec1f1c or or pattern. you can count on ast service from Alden 's and we m intain C\ large inventory to facilitate deliveries. DEN'S ln '• }loJA/1 : insiai}atian~: ·custom drapsri1s linoleum• vJOOd floor . PEKING (AP) -Jlan Qiq, Mao Tae·tun~·· widow and leader ol China 1 Ganf ol Four, testified today abe •:•eel "•mall-scale" deamcla ol Pr•ldlat Liu Sbaoqi, wbo died iD diqnee la prilOD durlq tbe Cultural RnoluUoa, t1M ottlctal Xtuua newa qency said . 1663 PLACENTIA AVENlJE • COSTA MESA. CAllf. 92627 • PHONE 6•6-•131 -6'6-2355 ti • ..,_,--------·---.. . .. ----------.. ·--· ._ ----....... ~~ Bad tor telaat't Lighted sign on the upcoast approach to rt-Say 1irmge oll Pa--ctttreuasr Hi ghway usually li ghts up during congest· ed periods to warn, .. Prepare to Stop." But Wednesday afternoon. it was just ~~prepare" -you rm ln the blank:-11'0 Chr istmas shopping, for rain, or to meet your Maker ... Access issue Arrests announced holding up • b k bbe . ID an ro nes· subdivision By JOHN NEEDHAM OU ... o.11, ~lleC St.tt The San Clemente City Coun· cal delayed a decision on a sub· division on the forme r Nixon estate pending resolution of ac- cess to the beach on the 20.9· acre parcel. Council me mber s want the new property owners to provide . an "irrevocable offer " to ded· icate a 15-foot wide access strip tirthe city. The 1.800-foot·long pedestrian access would run a long the Orange and San Diego County line along the southern most por· t i on of th,e parcel. Cotton Point Associates, which is seeking city approval to s ubdivide the land into 16 lots, said it would be willing lo grant re easement but with condi· OIUJ.• Cotton Point Aaaociates' epresentatives s aid the firm would grant the a ccess if the ci· ty at the time the easement is needed would build a wall along the entire west line of the access strip at its own expense. Cotton Point partner George Argyros also said ' the city would have to hold the developer fl'ee of any liability arising from the construction or maintenance of the easement. · ln addition. the Cotton Point offer would expire in the year 2024 if the city had not executed its right to the easement. Suspects in eight bank rob· beries in the southern part of Orange County have been ar rested. according to a Sheriff's spokesman. Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart said OCC slates planetarium presentation Orange Coast Col lege's planetarium ·is offering its fifth annual Christmas presentation this month on Wednesday and Friday evenings. Titled "The S tar of Bethlehem," the show examines the existen.ce of the "star or the Magi" as recorded in the Gospel of St. Matthew. The presentation includes con· clusions by astronomers who have tried to explain the star's phenomenon and will re-create the heavens as they appeared on ·th e f irs t C hr ist m as . a spokesman said. Shows are scheduled at &:30 p.m.fromDec.5-Dec.19. Youth shelt,.er gets support ii members -were-re·.---------------- luct.ant-to accept the offer wilb the strings attached. The council directed acting City Attorney Roger Grable to look into the city's legal position in deman· ding the easement as a condition of subdivision approval. San Clemente City Council members have approved the ex· penditure of $2,800 lo support the Laguna Beach Youth Shelter. The shelter. serves youngsters throughout the b each com· munities. Services penJi;ng /or Mr. Gettemy Memorial services were pend· ing today for pioneer Orange County newspaperman Robert M. "Rob " Gettemy, who cov- ered some of the region's most celebrated events in a career dating back more than 30 years. He died al his home Wednesday. The retired staff writer for the Los Angeles Times and former • Santa Ana Register reporter was 69 and suffered an apparent heart attack at his residence In Santa Ana. Cremation and scattering of • his remains at sea will be under direction of the Neptune Society. Plans for a memorial service were being made today by his wife Louise. "Ile was one of the funniest guys I've ever known and also one. of the best card players and p ool shooters,·· says h is lonatime associate, Times Assis· tant City Editor Don Smith. "He was a re,1 tough; hard newsman and a hell of a guy," Smith added. Born in Beatrice, Neb.. Gel· lemy began learning the newspaper business after araduating from high school in 1~, according to his wid<>w, who married him not Iona af- terward. He worked for a ahort time as muaatna editor of the Pampa, Teaai, Daily New• ancl then m09ed to Oran1e County in UNI, •hen he joined the Reatater •taff. The Times offered him a job and in 1953 he launched the Los Angeles news pape r 's Orange County bureau in a cubbyhole on Santa An.a 's Main Street. Following a period of three years with the newspaper's Metro Staff in Los Angeles. he returned to covering Orange County in 1956 and in 1963 was assigned to covering the county courts beat. · Mr. Gettemy retired in 1975 a nd kept in tguch with col· leagues in the news business, worked part-time in the public relations field for publicist George Colmlris and dhi con· slderable fishing. H e was known among courthouse press colleagues for his passion for compe titive games such as hearts, checkers. pool and dominoes when there was time from the competitive business of gathering news . H is byline appear e d over stories on most of the county's most ·sensational criminal cases over the years and be was known for his persistence in di&· glng .~ accurate, detailed In· formation. Survivors in addition to Mrs Gettemy Include a dau1hter~ Mrs. Susan Brown. of Albany, Calif.; a brother, Glen Gett.em)', of Oxnard; two 1h1ters, Mn. lla Lawlor, or Oxnard and Irma Arnold, ol Beatrice, Neb., and two 1ras~ckhildren. five suspe<'ts have been booked into Orange County Jail on SUS· picion of armed robbery in con· nection with the string of rob- beries this fall in Mission Viejo and San Juan Capistrano. ln custody are : -Henry Martinea, 31, and Michael Durbin, 31, both of Los An geles. who in vestigators be lieve are responsible for holdups at the Bank of America in Mission Viejo on Sept. 5 and Sept. 19 and Downey Savings and Loan Association in Mission Viejo on Oct. 24. -Jimmy G. Hall, 30, of El Torp, who is alleged to have robbed four Mission Viejo lend· ing institutions: Security Pacific National Bank on Oct. 30, COut Federal SAvinp and Loan As· sociation on Nov. 12. Pacific City , Bank on Nov. 13 and Downey Federal Savin&• and Loan on Nov. 14. -llart!9 J. llapn, 2'1. and her sister Donna L. Waddell, 33, both of Las Vegu. who were ar· rested in connection with the rpbbery of the California First Bank of San Juan Capistrano on Nov. 12. The sisters were 1lrrested on the day of the robbery and $52,000 taken from the bank was recovered. Hart said a total of about $5,000 taken in all of fhe other robberies has not been re. covered. He said Martinez and Durbin were ar rested In November in Long Beach by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. And _Hall was arrested last week in Costa ~esa 1:w-t~ Police Department. Flames gut Santa Ana antique house A landmark wooden house built in Santa Ana a century ago to resemble a German castle has been destroyed by a fire, and arson 1s suspected. The two-story house al 902 G r a nd Av e . was known as Re uter Castle, named after builder August Reuter. But the house had been vacant for several years and often was a ta rget for vandals and other firebugs, said Wayne Moore arson inspector (or the Sant~ Ana Fire Department. "This is not the first time we've had a fire there."' he said. There have been at least two other times. The house has been a haven for transients and we've caught juveniles in there, too." The fire Wednesday gutted the building. Moore said the second story was engulfed in name at 7 p. m .. when firefighters first reached the scene. He said no estimate of damage has been re: leased until the building owner Lee Falco Jr., is reached at bi~ home in Northern California. . Moore said he has no suspects in the fire, which was started on the first floor but quickly spread to the second level. Firefighters had the blaze un· der control in about 20 minutes, he said. · Falco and other enthuaiuta in local history had considered several uaea for the buildiJla, in· cludln& movtq it to anOther •Ile and renovatln1 lt for a restaW"ant. But the bith coal of such cbana• had prevented any ac· ti•ltlea. , Pr~posals sOlicite Head Start seeks new leader By GLENN 8COTr °' • ......,.......... . A federal aceocy l• aeekinl proposal.a from local noa·prorit groups that want to take over administration of the Head Start preschool program in Orange County. Gloria Molina, " director in the San Franc i~co re1ional headquarters of the federal Department or Health and Human Services. said fl.9 Planners eye_plaza addition = mUlian is expected to be aV'aila; ble for tbe procram in Oransi County next riscal year, The CommW\ity Development Council in Santa Ana bu been in charge of the federally·funded pl'ogram ror more than a dee· ade, but it has dropped Ila 1tatm aa coordinator errecUve next July. The eowtcil is a parent or· ganization which tries to pro- A lS-story addition to Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza will be - discussed Monday night by Planning Commission members after a review of the Segerstrom family proposal. The addition, contlf'lnln..r-a..-----" three-story Broadway depart- ment store and 12 stories of of· fices, would extend east from the current plaza structure near t he carousel. A planning department s pokesman said the structure will require an amendment to the plaza master plan, requiring a policy decision regarding de· sirability of the increased com· mercial activity in the rapidly growing north Mesa area off Bristol Street. If approved. the fa cility would add some 400,000 square feet of floor space to the plaza and would offer a pedestrian bridge across Bristol Strttt lo the Town Center commercial and office area . The proposal Includes plans for s ubterranean parking and for smaller shops in the depart· ment store area, a planning de· • partment offi cial said. Agency OKs parking . structur'e Plans for a three-level parkmg s tructure serving Pacific Federal S.vtngs• ,headq\farlera complex uhder edmtruc~on in downtown Costa Mesa were ap· proved by the city's Redevelop· mentAgency. · Agency members. also mem· h e r s of the Ci ty Council. authorized master plan changes previously approved by the Planning Commission. The parking facility. original· ly proposed for a second phase of headquarters facility develop· menl, includes a top-level heliport. The $10 million headquarters project is expected to be com· pleled in early 1982 on the Portuguese Prime Minister Francisco Sa Carneiro 46 was killed in cras h of light plane shortly after takeoff Thursday. 5members appointed to • housing unit Costa Mesa City Council has appointed five new members to its citizens Housing and Com· munity Development Committee and reappointed two others. Reappointed were Francis An· dreen .~_Tom Scbworer. Appoint.eel as a regular com· mittee member was former committee alternate James Van-derwalle. Other new members are Rita Quick Halter. John Kincaid. Christine Marriner and Anne Marie Shereshevsky. The committee, composed of n i n e public m e mbers and representatives from city agen· cies. reviews and coordinates community housing needs. The volunteer group recom· mends to the City Council how ~ome S1 million in federal Hous-ing and Co mmunity Develop· ment grant funds should be spent each year. former McNally lligh School site Cost a Mes a has r eceived at the corner of 19th Street and about s.5 million in HCD grants .duce Hlf·supportln& DOG• 1roup1. In tbi1 caae, it 1pawoed Oraqe County Start, which hu run die 1ram for the lut el1ht y aald Marco Pena, local He Start dlrector. Pena said durin& a news ference nnanday that bia 1aniaaUon intends to uaume lc>-ealled "grantee" IUlUI - title formerly held by the Community Development ell. But Ms. Molina said whenev the grantee ls chanaed. feder re1ulatiou require that non -profit organiaation1 a given equal opportunity to over coordination or the p gram. She said a special session wW be held in Januarf where federal Head Start offik:ials will explain the procedures for ap.. plying for the grant. Her deputl ment always is lookin1 fo( groups who are interested ~ providing innovative aervic~ she added. -.: Grant applications can be ob- tained from the department'• Office of Human Developme.Jl Services, Room 457, 50 Unit~ Nations Plaza, San Francisco, 94102. On the envelope, applicants· s ho uld write : ··Attention : Orange County RFGP." The current Head Start pro- gr am serves 887 children in Orange County al 20 locations. Whoever is chosen to tak,.• over the preschool program for underprivileged youngsters can expect a difficult time m~, the community's needs. Pena• said the federal allocation for Orange Count)! hasn't been enough to serve children on waiting lists. "l think we could just abe>Ut'' double the program in Sant°'' Ana itself," he observed. ' · But allocations probably won'\ change for Orange County · next year in spite of the large in:· Oux of needy children enterin{ the county, Ms. Molina said. Office gear taken from Irvine (irm '· •' A bl.D"gJar amuhed hi• way in· to •n Irvine glus and mirror firm. looting the office or •bout $2.2001n equipment, policesaid. • Se c ret a r y Brenda Le~ Woodson discovered the sha t·· tered front window at Marina Glass and Mirror. 1582 Brown,. ing. when she arrived to open up . the plant. Officer Stan Va n Hom said the intruder made off with two IBM St"lectric typew('iters. the office · microwave oven and a big or- namental ashtray. , He said an extremely large, .. heavy metal object would have11 been required to sm ash out the. heavy safety glass the glassl company had installed in its Newport Boulevard. --e~F lhe past seven )'ears ---.uon . ..._---~ FRE~ eur eHRISTMAS TREES . ALL TREES 4 ft. •nd over wtll t. kept In w•ter from the d•Y they ARRIVE In white plaetlc "TREE STAND". Our TrHa •re ao "FRESH" we have to keep alapptng their h•nda. Our prtcea atart •• low .. 14.18. • OPIM 7 DAYS A WB I A.Me to 10 P.M. DICat-2•11 .. DICal-211f LOT t LLOYDS NURSER"!' I I J ( NATION I WORLD Sa11dl eealldetd ~-.---...,.,OU-prices ...... ~ b . "!~..: •• ~ seen sta le .. ,, ':Lagunans on the road l f LAGt/NA-TUVIUN' .->W: TM UWb&e with Uw ruddaddy C>f all U1ua a.acb att tlblbill !1 lhat "" ,.aplt' who run It are r• tie&• Tht)' cu 't at&od to be lD 1 ~e plac too Ion~ They k"p waaunt to 1hulfle olf t-. SQmt'•ben- t Ttu~ .now. of coura., 11 UM! famed l.a&W\a S.ach • r. u '••\ t\t Art• and Pai1.aot of the Maa.ters. So, In thl• ex-ri:i V•' &1.anu . they put oo bv1nc ptch&re-every summer de- "' mAAdul& ~t roodtlJ i.t &ftd 1t1U u stone. Then they taht . t 1'bout ba~C\I the shuw 1ueJI move. ThJs l whut wakes the La&una pa1eant ao Wlique ln ' \tw t't\\ert&UllJ\~l\l held aOlt places, the people on ata&e mu' e and tht' -.uage stays where it 1:; ll!J • < AFTElt 1'HE ·t '£STJV.'1. shuffles ore to a new loca· ttuo tt l> rc.tliy intl'restmg to not.e what happens to the }>lace the> left . "1 T hl' idea 'of the It' mg pi ctures started back there in the 1 1930s on u ltLUe ~1de street to Pacific Coast Highway called f.I Paseo - • Tinng of this locale, the festival people tried a Hetsler · ~i Point site but soon were Tddy to pack wi,Wand gold body •. ea1nt once aglHD. b-~ Next, the Festival and Pageant moved to a location at the end of Forest Avenue downtown, where it curved off 1''toward Laguna Canyon Road. The_ stage for living pictures "Okay. everybody yrab a chair We're moV1ng again." Jd l •1.was set up near the street. facing the sloping hillside, Jb whtch made a natural location for bleachers upon which to 1·1o11ew the living models as they stood still in frames to de- r;.1'"<'t great master works of art. STILi. I.ATER IN the 1940s . the Festival turned on its ,,,traveling musit again, landmg JUSl down t.he street at the .current location 10 the city-owned lrvtne park and bowl. And what happened lo all the former sites? W<'ll. El Paseo became a dead-end street. Heisler " 'Park became a flower bed. And the old site at the end of •' Furc.-st Avenue sufft!red the worst fate or all, becomtng the •'site of City Hall. for goodness sake. 1 • ow. apparently. the Festival people are getting itchy fel't again After all. they've only stuck around the Irvine 'Bowl foC'atioll for 40 years . And the lease expire~ ULl~. l'·So 1t 's nervou-; t i me M a1be better to start packing the "'~easepamt. ,,,1: THUS THERE HAVE been all kinds or recent rumbles that the Festiva l might move ool onto Irvine property or occupy some acrea~e in Laguna Canyon at Sycamore , lats Who knows'> If that Festival leaves its present amphitheater. wever. Lagunans won 't really have to fear ror loss ot an istorical landmark in the vicinity. The c:1t y's s ewer plant 1s still nearby. Numerous urists over th.e years. arnving near the Festival grounds. bruptly suffered watering eyes -sniffing the ozone, one ill ask in trembling voice, "Whal in the world is THAT?" That. friend tourist , is JU.St what you thou&ht it was . AN~ DON'T FORGET that cute little old-fashioned iniature lighthouse that ts on the side of the hill jus t bove the road It's often been admired by Laguna vis- ors. It's part or the sewer plant venting system. You always get the artistic touch in Laguna. NEW YORK (AP) -Global crude oil supplies "wUI be no problem" next year dffp•t.e the war between Iraq and Iraq, says Saudi Arebian oil minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamant Quoted In today's editiGri ol Platt'• Oilgram News, a dilly track newspaper, Yamani al.lo predicted world oil prices will not rise much at the present time and that "there wilJ be a petroleum supply surplua" in 1982. Yamani was interviewed . by the newspaper in Riyadh, the Saudi-Arabian capital. SAUDI ARABIA -the world's largest oil exporter and supplier of about 8 percent of America's oi l needs -las t raised petroleum prices in September when it boosted the price of it~ main grade of oil from $28 to S30 for a 42-gallon barrel. The Saudis recently raised their daily petroleum production from 9.5 mHlion to 10 million barrels to help meet shortages caused by the lran-lraq war. However, ¥amani said his coun. try would not maintain the extra Abscamjury .. -convicts t1vo in Con~ress N EW YORK CAP) -Two House committee ch airmen beaten at the polls last month have become the third and fourth congressmen convicted of charges stemming from the gov· ernment's Abscam operation. Rep. Frank Thompson Jr .. a 13-lerm Democ rat from New Je rsey. was convicted Wednes - day ni ght of bribery and con· spiracy by a U.S. District Court jury that deliberated 21 hours over two days. J,OHN M. MURPHY, a nine· term Democrat from New York City, was Jound guilty. or eon· spiracy, conflict of interest and receiving an.-UDlawCul gratuity in the f'BI inves tigation, in which undercover agents posed as representatives or fictitious Arab sheiks seeking help with immigration problems. Murphy was acquitted of bribery. In another Abscam case. pro- <·eedings were beginning today tn the trial of Rep. Richa rd Kel- ly, R-t1a .. who contends he ac· cepted $25,000 from undercover agents only because he was con- ducting his own probe of men he considered s uspicious. IN WASIUNGTON, the House ethics committee ruled 10·0 on We dnesday that Rep. John Jenrette. D·S.C., a lame duck convicted of bribery in another Abscam trial, had violated Hoy$e ethics. ind damage heavy New Ham:pahire bloated b C°"CIEl"TION TO T"a eo•o•• AND OUT .. Wind\ t...,.y ..-uy _,t 10 11 lo II knob witll wlnCI "' • feet. We\I 10 toutt\WMI to l feet. Some ctoucb bolt, ,,...,.,, .. 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Ail MN fifN A"' .._ lllf'll• t . • to ' I J' tetM IMllki I t to t J ~ J J tt I • Sell Dt..-diull¥ • I ,._ I • ~-~l ~ ...... llltwfMI ...... •, :-1 WIW .... ... .. production indefinitely or even until the war ends. THE WAa BETWEEN the two memben of t.be. Or1aniaa- tion ol Petroleum Exporting Countries resulted in the lou in late September of about 3. 7 million barrela of oll export.a a day -about 7 percent of Western oil needs -and sent pricea ol individuaJ oil caiioes up by about $10 a barrel on spot market.a. Spot prices beaan to decline recently after Iraq resumed 1hipments of more than 400,000 barrels of oil a day tbrouglt pipPines tp Mediterranean port.a and Iran started limited exports from Persian Gulf pc)rta. ') Y amani did not ~ay when Saudi Arabia might curtail its extra oil production, telling the newspaper his country plans to APWl~I· set output levels "m.ostly" on a Pesti~de month-by-month basis. '--S The newspaper said not say. when Saudi Arabia might curtail its extra oil production, telling the newspaper his country plans to set output levels "mostly" on a month-by-month basis. IT IS POSSIBLE the ministers will reach some "common un· derstanding'' on oil prices, but chances of getting the cartel's l3 members to agree on a unified oil-price system fbr 1981 are "rather s lim," Yamani was quoted as saying. J ohn Lic htblau. exec utive diret tor of the Petroleum In· dustry Research Foundation, said OPEC Jllembers "may try to continue the existin g oil-price structure into next year" if they decide not to set a new price schedule for 1981. A young mother, holding her baby, joins a protes.t in San Jose against aerial spraying of fruit m es in Santa Clara County. . Orphans in peril NAPLES. Italy <AP> -What will happen to the orphans of the earthquake, the estimated 1,000 children left without parents or close relatives by the disaster 11 days ago tn the Naples-Sorrento area? Juvenile court oHicials fear that well-meaning people are <·ar· rying them off without contacting the proper authorities. leavtng no record of their whereabouts, or that racketeers will sell them to couples who want to short-cut the five-year waiting hst for legal adoptions. Many or the or:phans have no identifil'ation. and in the post· qua ke chaos it is difficult to trace their relatives St>veral art babies who survived in incubators when the quake brought down a wing of.the hospital at Sant' Angelo dei Lombardi, kilhng about 50 people. 1 at-f2BOO. for b:Jye ... ~ ... ·izod ~ ili<z, classic knit, <resy canz p:>ly/cotton blcmdm o rainbow of colors. siza.a 6-20. @)(ec{~@)~~ 44 Rish.ion lskutd• Newport Beach•7J4/644·50 10 JOOJ \\estwood 81ud.•\4estwood Village•2!314 79·7127 Public Announcement On Nov . 6th, 1980 Raciti Jewelry Company Announced .Giving Away $100 9 000 In Discounts On 'All In Store Items. To Date, There Have Been $90,966 In Discounts Given . {llJ RE.,iti ~l(y Company- - Gotdsmlthlng • Appraising •·~Iring • PurcNisfng •JI~~• Cowi ~.CA 92627 bfal 646-7741 .!. -· --....... ~ ...... ( ................. _. ___ _. .•. ..-.. .-·-········ ...... ~-·--.....--- ~ --CALIFORNIA • ~. Decembtf 11. ltlO Rabid· dog&-------~\~~~~~~~~:;;__:_---# plague border CALEXICO IAI'> Th dlll'Over)' of 1 third rabtd doic atona th-i-1nt•mauonal border hH 1't"11Cht~ned th•• iilt'UI r h for ul tw1· dlHtNd a11h11alf..41> lmJ>t-rial County where a ( J 111" month quuanttnc 111 :-r -r an l'ff~\'t ·'• 4,'Jr.· l n1 ~1tir t •l Co unt y ht•ulth offk1ah1 Mild 11ix mun 1·hl ldrt.1n h1a ve beaun ant1 rabat'-. 1n•1n nwnt ufl1•r r ommM m <'Ont act •1th 1.r .. b.d 11upp) ,...,.,,~ ......... ,,.,.,,.. LOS ANG f!l.ti;S I A l'l Some l , 700 flJ&ht atten- dants stru<'k Contant'ntal A1r1Jne1 th11 momin& after last minute <'Onl r a l'l talki. raJled, but a Conlineotal "P<lkdm&n ••d •t least 35 percent of the carrier's operations would t•oolanue us1ngsuperv1sor y perion- nel as attendan~ 1'he employe~:. stru('k the Los An&eles-based iurhne at l2 01 a m , the deadlme the Union or Flight t tendants had set I .~· f'IAH• •a.i••r ,.flak.-. LOS ANGELES <API ln a m<tJor shakeup, L'SC President Jame:. ti Zumberge has announced that three of the u111vers1ty 's most powerful vice presidents wall be replat·ed as part or a restructur-(}nsrlaeduled stop mg of the centr11I ad man1strat1on designed to make the uruversaty more efficient A heavy rainstorm packing 70 mph winds day night slammed in to a braod area of ('al f '.-d llik.-• •••rfgagr rcue-hurled these boats ashore at Half-Moon northern California. At least two deaths Bay, despi t e fa c t they were inside were storm-related. LOS ANGELES IA I'> Cali fornia Federal _.bl:.eak.waieL .Eirst winter storm _W.edn.~'-- Sav1ngs &~an ha•i a1scd 1~ home mo~~~ r~e~ _~~-~~~~~~~~~~--~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to 16 pen·ent from 15 perC'ent in a move expected to ~enerate samalar ha kes throughout the lending industry Cal Fed. tlw nat1011's 1<.1rgcst thriCt lender with $6 3 ba llaon an asst>ts. 1·1ted tightening money market t·ondat t<111:-. 1 n announcing the increase Wed nesday Cal Fed had posted the 15 pe rcent rate on Nov 7 SF mayor vows war • • agamst terronsts \Mr rictl.-1u·.-hif• hau •fr-iJ.w OCEANSIDE !A P > New violence has been reported in the one-month-old bus strike which has seriously affected public transit across northern San Diego County. A shotgun blast peppered the side of a bus driven this week by a non·union driver, authorities saad Landlords rebel '!:_g_ainst fee law BERKELEY <AP> -A secretive landlord rights group calling itself "The Berkeley Tea Par- ty" ·is trying to launch a rebellion against the city's strict new rent control ordinance . The group sent a lette r to landlords this week, urging them to withhold payment of rental reg- istration fees required by the law passed last spring by voters. The letter, with no return address, also urges property owners to withhold other taxes and fees to protest the "radicals" controlling city politics. Sean Gordon, an aide to Mayor Gus Newport, said the protesters could run into problems. "The one thing the letteni don't mention," he said, "is that if landlords fail lo register, tenants have the right lo withhold 100 percent of their rents." SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Mayor Dianne Feinstein has posted a $6,SOO reward for mformation leading to the arrest of two men who terrorized and robbed members of a church choir and' raped one choir member. '·Rapists have to be among the sickest people in our society," a tense and angry Ms . Feinstein said at a news conference. "If you can't be safe in a church, where can you be safe?" TllE 'MAYOR SAID l}\e city is in the midst of a crime wave, and she noted that reported rapes have in· cre ased 20 percent in 10 months. "I'm absolutely determined to let people know that you can't go around . mugging, raping and violatin& people this way. We are going to apprehend the criminals and we are going to see to it that they a re properly punished," she said. Meanwhile, police said the attack and rape at the St. Paul of the Shipwreck Church may have been re- lated to a later attack on a couple re· ---------- London Fog Unmatched For Look And Perf orma nee! 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Chris &plivan, a police inspector, said there were some similarities between the attack a short lime later on a couple returning from vacation. In that incident, three men accosted the couple unloading their car and one of the men attempted lo rape the woman. LOI ...... a 3n:I ' Spring IDGN • QLWU 217 N. Glendale AV9. Next to Aotllneon'• .. , .... -:=:~~:.':'::*'~:~-=~=--e:t::w:..::-:.=:::.~ ~ Hert10r & Owwige"'°"9 111-11a e OINU IOI 111 11 113rd St., llCIOM 1"9 at. from._. ... ,,. ~ 1it.AZA ,._, 10 GTE Phone...,, 111.ml e 1AN DllOO 3210 ~,. .. (7t4t man · ~ .... 21m v-sc .• ,... tN .., ... ,,_ ,..., C• . ...................... -- -'-·----.. Danger ended by rainfall SANGER <AP> -The 1980 forest fire sea son ended in the central San J oaquin Valley and ad- jacent Sierra at mid- night Thursday for the second time. The state Department of Forestry called off its fire season earlier in the fall but restored fire season status last week because of prolonged dry weather and the fire emergency near San Bernardino. Central California stations sent all possible men and equipment south to help fight the San Bernardino fires. Half an inch or more of rain fell in the valley and adjac ent Sh~rra Wednesday and Thurs- day. allowing forestry officials to once again end fire season in the South Central Region, said CPF 11pokesman Bob Kuts. .: Spf!efb elaeelced CDP disputesf U.S. oli lin1it SACRAMENTO (AP) -More Califomiana are complying 'with the SS-mile speed limit ll•n federal statistics show, Hi&hway Patrol Cotp· miaaioner Glen Craig says. Federal figures released tut week said 87.3 percent ol Califomia drivers exceeded the 55 mph limit between October 1919 and September lllO. 1'.'EDE&AL GUIDELINES stipulate that not more than 60 percent can be in violation or California might lose about SU million in federal funds. Craig said Th~day the federal 1ov,mment found more speeders during the first six months ol the period checked because it used the so-called "free now system." assigning the speed of the lead car in a group to every car in the group. The system was changed on April 1, Craig said, to the "full now method," by which every vehicle is clocked. He said the quarter-by-quarter breakdown re· veals the difference. In the first quarter 76 percent were reported' speeding, 67.5 in the second quarter, 58.7 in the third, and 60.S in the fourth. Craig said he had also recommended that a vehicle be called within the limit if its speed was between 52.5 and 57.S miles per hour. He said it's too hard to keep a car at exactly SS and that speed monitoring devices aren't that accurate. Cr:aig__sauLhe...was .not signaling any.. relaxation or speed enforcement. "WE ISSUE ONE MILLION or more speed citations every year -far more than any other state, and we plan to maintain that emphasis," h'e said. "Wh ile a 60 percent compliance ratio satisfies federal guidelines for the fiscal year just ended , it doesn 't speak particularly well of our situation generally. Calt~ch frau4· probe revealed PASADENA !AP J -The manager of the California Institute of Technology's Athenaeum Club, scene of the university's most important social functions, has been arrested for investigation of em- bezzlement after a routine audit s howed that about S.150,000 was missing from the c.l ub eoffers, authorities report. Pasadena police said Robert L. Smith, St , of Hollywood . was ar r es t ed and late r re· leased on his own recognizance. Caltech spokesman Dennis Meredith s aid the audit that raised the suspicion of embezzlement showed that the club seemed to have paid an ln· ordin.ate amount of money for food. dri~and other items over the last 15 months. ------.._ The Athenaeum, operated by a board of gov- ernors separate from Caltech, has aa annual budget of $1.6 million and as an integral part of the campus scene. . The cue is still under investigation by both the university and the police. I ·- • I ,. Or rnge Cott I Dallly Pilot 1 3 ater-saying kits lso save· money eon.wterma OM contbM&ln41 Med to plpe 1upplemen· > w•\4-r Into &.tulhero Calilornia. Ora.nae Count~ real· nu lhoukt be wlWna to CODMrve the llfeaivina liquid en pouab&e Thus. 1 lHt pro1&ram •PGDllONd by UM state Water 1tource1 Department ahould be met with a cooperative lude oesl AprH when kill ol wat•r·•avlna devlce1 are aled free tn all r ow.ty houNholdl. Tiw Int CQl\taw pluuc bqa that wiU diaplace allDCMlt lloa ol water an cunveoUaaal toilet tub, dye tableta testing for lew ln the tank and abower bead lmerta. lnno auon1 an new bathroom fixtu.rea already have ed "'•ltt r ronaervauon New water·Hver toileta need l thrw i•lloni of water per nuah inat,ad of the uaual And m t ne w how~r heads already are equipped I h flov. rt!Slrtctors \1 t Orana~ County born~ doo 't have these new fix. t!' lhough They stall use the hydroloaical equivalent.a g lb ~uzzlers "The state·supplied kita are expected to \ c 4ibout 6,000 acre feet of water each year. And that uJd ih e Oran6!e County consumers some $690,000. • With "'aler, cl wa"1 gasoline. less is better'today. So tate Wa ter Resources Qepartment should be lauded efforts to encourage conservation. egulations rampant Almost t:v~ryone m business has one government reg- at1on or anothe r to g ripe about. Now there's a chance C~fol'fila to get those gripes on fiii"get-. -· • : The new state Office of Administrative Law is in the ocess of trying to stem the flow of reg\alations spewed rth by some 200 state agencies. ln its Cirst three months, the OAL disappro\ted 22 per· nt of the regulations it reviewed for failure to ·meet re· irements of necessity, authority, clarity and consisten- ' with existing laws. Perhaps more important, during the same period, as encies became aware of OAL's existence, there was a µerce nt drop in the number of new regulations. ~ OAL staff members meet• frequently with represen· t.t1ves of the business community, but the agency also is fblic iting written data from -businesses about regulations tbat are impractical. costly or otherwise causing trouble. ~ Write to Gene Livingston, Director, Office of Ad· "inistative Law, 1414 K St., Sacramento, 95814, cite the si>ecific regulation that's bothering you and explain why. ~ Unfortunately, as columnist George Mair points out ci<Jay, the choice c aonot be between too many regulations ;id no reguJations at all. . . . ., The basiness-industrial community ts not so unt· ~rsally simon·pure that it can be left to pursue its own ijlterests without some controls for the protection of the Jjllblic. :; At the federal level, as well as· the state, this need has rfsulted in an enormous increase in the flow of govern· fl\enl reg ulations in the past couple or decades. But just when we become totally disgusted at over· ltpping and contradictory rules. there is a reminder of their need when issues like the toxic ~aste dumping scan· dal surface . or when new eYidence reveals that an ap· purenlly useful drug is not harmless after all. The outgoing Congress has been wrestlinJl, unsuc· ce5sfully, With an attempt to impose some sort of reg- utatory reform 'at the federal level, as now is being accomplished in California. Given the size of the task, it's small wonder the pro- blem h asn't yet been resolved. But the effort to achieve a rational balance between protection and regulatory over· ki~J must remain a priority item for the 97th Congress. . Abortion '01orality' . : If it's not the government trying to run our lives, it's pr~vate groups and individuals. In the foremost of these a r'e the anti-abortionists. ~ The latest maneuve r is an attempt, which promises tQ sueceed if not in this Congress in the next, lo prohibit reaeral employees' health insurance from covering abor· lions. This despite the fact that the employees themselves pay 40 percent or their medical insurance premiums. ~ Legislation being backed by the anti·abortionists also would eliminate the use of government medical funds for a bortions in the c ase of rape or incest, both now exempt rrom the restriction. It further would ban the use of such fuhds for post-abortion care if medical complications arise in ra woman who has chosen to have an abortion -a right now constilulionalJy g uaranteed. " Can this be called moral? ; The next target, we learn, will be state employee medical ins urance policies and then private heahb in· s wance policies. If this sounds unreal, be advised that the anti· abortionists already have succeeded in outlawing abor· ~ ti~n cQverage in both state and private health insurance p<)licies in North Dakota and Kentucky. • O~nions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Ott.er views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comm ent is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Bax 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . . . " .. • Boyd/ PercenJ,s 1 , By L.M. BOYD ~ou've heard that 20 per· ce'9 of the fishermeh c~tch 80 percent of the fish .. haven't vo_.'? An~ that 20 percent of D~ar Gloomy Gus ~Re Gus, Dec. l : I'll Jt ln parent protests' "'1'en they agree to be ~lewed. Public educa· t n forces us to keep less capable along th the excellent. Bet· education for better • udenta starta with , pable parents. TEACHER ( .... ,.,'/ Gtlt <~• .... .... 1'11111• ................ ,, -•tw•llY""«I .. .,.._ .. .. ~ ..... ,., .......... .. O!MftlyO...,O.ly ...... . the salesmen make 80 per- cent of the sales? Add, too. that 20 percent or beer drinkers drink 80 percent of the beer. If the bicycle was only in- vented about a century and a halt ago, how do you account for the fact that an Italian stained glass window. put together around 1580, clearly portrays a bicycle ridden by an angel on a cloud? • The late Leo Ole Elo of ·•Seattle was the only person on record here wlttfl-three names each spelled dl(ferent· ly with the same three letters only. Q. Where there any blondes in ancient Rome? A. Quite a many. And there were some women wltb brl1ht yellow bait, too. OJd Roman law required that hair color for ladles of the nl1bt. Thon91 P .... aley I Publisher ThOmet Keevll/...W . .. Rowland Evana/Robert Novak Cabinet mf:lJlenver reveals split WASHING TON -Tbe umeen hand ol Sen. Robert Dole, a lethal weapon lo the backroom chicanery of Capitol Hill. faahlODed the campaip aaainst Wllllam Slmon that led him to re· Ject the Cabinet poet that two wfflla earlier he tboucht wu aecurely hil. Qul .. .,.n from the deslrabili· ty or Simon'• return enaaaement a t t h ~ Treasury , that in - tenalfiea poet· election ques- t ion s a bout Ronald Reagan: Are ;JllOn -Rea - g a n i tes like Dole sup- p I anting Reaganites like Simon in setting policy for the new administra- tion? Can the new president cope with the velvet-gloved grandees or Congress, including those wearing Republican colors? THAT LEADS to a broader eon· cern beyond the confines of . Congft98! the-seeming-passivity or Reagan. 1r Simon were really his first choice at the Treasury, surely the president-elect could have shrugged orr intrigue 10 in· sist that Simon take the job. Dole. who will be finance com- mittee c hairman in the Republican Senate. sharpened his knives after we reported Nov. 14 that Simon was telling one and all that he would definitely be George Mair Business morality • • • IDISSJDg Out West , where I come from, anybody who i:>oisoned a well was strung up from the nearest tree. with little ceremony and no regret. We need a return to that kind of justice. Am id all the conservative blather about business being overregulat· ed. we see re· peated evidence that business is not regulated enough. In a com-- munity where e veryone is honest and decent. reg- ulations are not necessary. but the business community has pro- ven over and over again that it is not a good ''citizen'' or the community, that it is a viper let loose upon the citizenry which must be carefully watched and controlled lest it injure us all. THE LATEST example is the scores of chemical firms dump· ing their poisons all over the countryside in order to beat the Charles McCabe secretary Ol lhe Treasury. Keep. in1 in the back1round, Dole c:reat· ed a atront impression that the Senate Republican cloakroom waa rialnc en maaae against Simon. Tbe end result within 10 days -~aa ~ prearranaed transcon· tanental telephone converaaUoo -Reaaan offerin1 the post, Simon tumin1 it down. Simon ii· nored the vicious backstairs Senate campaign aaainst him. The reason he aave Reagan wu bis 4isinc:lination for a revival ot wars with the While House staff that be continuously fought in Nixon-Ford days. SIMON'S INJUDICIOUS claims that the Treasury portfolio was his qwcldy spawned this re· port. circulaJed through the lob- by isl community to tbe press: Senate Final'\c e Comm ittee Republicans had actually voted 7·lo·l to recommend against the Simon nomination. The source or the information was not hard to find : Bob Dole. Savor i ng hi s imminent ehairmanship, Dole had no de11i~ for four years of combat with hard·driving Bill Simon. During a Nov . l7 meeting with finance committee Republicans , Dole suggested Simon would be in big trouble if he tried to walk over the backs of senators as in his pre- vious Treasury incarnation. A few senators chimed in with sup- port: nobody defended Si mon. Contrary to the circulating . deadlme on a new sate waste· disposal law. On Nov. 19. a federal law went into effect refjuiring companies that generate hazardous wastes to dispose or them in a s·are way. In the weeks before November 19. such companies rushed·to· get rid or their hazardous wastes in any way they could, without re· gard to the safely or ~he public. ACCORDING TO Environ· mental Protection Agency of· ficials quoted in a recent New York Times story, this has re· suited in "thousands or tons of hazardous and toxic wastes ... being hurriedly dumped into city reports, no vote was taken. Sen. WilUam Roth. Reacan 's truest al- ly on the committee in punuina supply·side tax c uts, charac· terisUcally kept his cards race down when it came lo discuaainc Simon's abrasive personality. At least one member, Sen. John Chafee. wasnotev~npresent. The reports or a finance com· mitlee campaign aaainst Simon dovetailed with bad·mouthing from old enemies in the Ford ad- ministration. possibly including Gerald R. Ford himself. ln his Nov. 21 meeting with Reagan. Ford did not attack Simon but may have tried to kill him with kindness by indicating it is a burden for a president to have to deal with a Cabinet member or Simon's competence. THE l:IOT·HMPERED Sim~n sizzled over the burgeoning 'at· tack, complaining to friends it had ··injured my reputation." He knew he was still the first choice of the California kitchen cabinet (thanks mainly to efforts by drugstore magnate Justin Dart), and he wanted a speedy an· nouncenren . Ke ·also was Reagan's choice. But by Nov. 25, Simon had had enough. The Nov. 26 telephone call from Reagan was arranged as a vehicle for Simon to bow out. When that Story broke two days later. some Reagan insiders spread word that the president· e lect really had decided against him ... That's a lie." Simon told us. adding that he was Reagan's K~OfMHI~ sewer systems. s pilled from moving trucks onto busy in· terstate highways. and aban· doned in shopping center parking lots around the country~. · · In the last few months. 26 publi c water so urces in Massachusetts have been closed down by health officials because or contamination by such dump· ing. Some manufac ture r s or hazardous materials are not do· ing the dumping themselves. but are, instead. paying irresponsi· ble firms 10 percent of the normal cost lo haul the toxic stuff away -no questions asked. "These companies then "Cirat choice and only choice." Simon told others that Ed Meese, soon Lo be Reagan's White House chlet COW18el, considered Simon "too conservative" and would commence open war against him at the Treasury; Simon did not relish that. NOT EVEN vet,ran insider Simon perceived Dole's hand at work. Earlier, Dole bad ensnared the presidenl·elect into endorsing a Democratic tax cut in the lame· duck session of Congress t.hat died thanks to Democratic oppositiod. Dole is no friend of Reagan's sup- ply ·side economics, which bas few supporters on the finance committee aside from Roth. That is why a strong advocate at the Treasury is essential. But· the qui c kly -mentioned alternative to Simon, Citibank Chairman Walter Wriston. can- not be expected to face down power-hungry senators in Simon style. The Republican senate will not be a gentle paradise for the Re]!_Yblican presi<Sent Hifi p_artP leaders there ignored Reagan's wishes in pressing for a lame· duck passage of the ant1-.toxic Superfund bill. Sen. Charles Percy. the new foreign relations chairman. has been conducting_ diplomacy in Moscow withou( Reagan's authorization and Bob Dole has deftly managed to c hange the secreta ry of the Treas ury, ci rcumventing the president·elect 'sown wishes. wash their hands. Pontius Pilot· like. or all responsibility for what happens to the people ex- po sed t o these dangerous chemicals. WEEKLY. there have been examples to point out the claim that too many businesses are not responsible and that they must be severely regulated. I suppose it comes down to the fact that the.. capitalist system has never developed a rational moral code for its existence and, lacking that. that it will continue to be populated by robber baro n s a nd commercial hooligans. I To the IRS a book is just another widget "If the law ncppou:1 that.'' acid Mr. Bumble. "the law u a au, a idiot ... c. Dlc:k91 ·when you are legislating for the odd (indeed! ) 220 miUion people, you have lo be mighty smart Indeed to avoid heap big trouble. You think you are right· Ing a cause when you are wrong- ing 20 righter causes. 'You think you are punishing U.S. Steel and you tum out to be outraging the centuries-old traditions ot the PoUsh or the Jewish or the Irish communities. The more arbitrary your power. the more likely are your fiats to be Wl· fair to people yo u hadn't even thoucht about in the first place. There att no m o r e arbitrary ex· erchers of power ln this country than the Internal Revenue Service and the Sapr.eme Court of the U.9. I 'm 1w-e1hat the panjandrurm of the IRS, when they went after the Tbor Power Tool Co., a smaU bullneu ln Aurora, Ill ... did not realbe that tbey woUld' ·deal a devutat1n1 blow to the book publltbtn1 buaineaa in tJda eouatrJ. Tbe word devut.atilll l• predlely t.M on• uHd bJ Ro1er Straus Jr. of Farrar, • Strem ...S Gtrou.x. "It will b8Ye a devastating etrect on culture," he said. THE IRS WENT after tbe Thor company claiming it was improperly. "writing down" its inventory by claiming sharply depreciated values for unsold stocks to reduce its tax load. Last year the Supreme Court upheld the IRS. The court ruled that the value or warehouse stock could not be reduced for tax reasons unless it was dis· posea or or · sold at reduced prices. One result of this will be to increase the coat of business for outfits that maintain inven· torles of parts for a variety of products. leading them to re· duce their inventories. The business or book publishing is largely ware- housing. Books are kept in . cir culation by keeping them out of circulation. but available on call. Hazlitt and Montaigne and Tacitus are printed by publishing houses not fTi the belief that they will be sold next week, but that they will be available two years from now - from a warehouse. . - W¥,N IT BECAME clear that a decision lnvolving a power tool company affected deeply a busi· ness so unrelated as the book business publishers and even authors began to nag at some o( the consequeaces. "Publishers will become in· creasingly reluctant to sign con· tracts for slower sellinc non· commercial and scholarly INLAND REVENUE "What do you mMn, Them? We are Them." . ---.. books. including history. biog- raphy. poetry and belles· lettres. ''Titles will go out of print sooner than ever an'Cr will be un- available to researchers and stu· dents. '·Publishers will tend to order smaller first printings, as well as (ewer second printings, forc- ing .an increase in the prices of individual books." All this is. of C9urse, idiocy a la oul'°"i(,o It is a condilion that will be corrected because it baa to be corrected. Democrat Pat Moynihan o( New York plans lo lnroduce a Senate bill early next ye ar that would exempt publishe rs from this almost mortal wound . and the Senate Small Business ComlniUee is in· vestigating whether the IRS policy might c ause similar damage to other business as well. THE IRS continues SP rise above the whole fracas. ·'There was never a question or making excepdons." said Wilson Fade- ly. an IRS public afralrs officer. ''The ruling deals with a method of accountJn,g, not with the kinda or inventory -it doesn't matter whether they 'r e wi'ctceta. cadaets. can or books." ' I 1uc1e1t ·that William Sh a keapeare and M lauel Cervantes and M. Rabelala an more than wide. eta or ........ and the IM mllbt praftta»J .. ott •~duff befon 1119 O •w moat certabal1 forftl It. We know all about dl•dll ud taae. but the mind '"' tao. ' NATtON NEW MORRIS FELINE FINE IN NEW YORK C•t •t•r gH•• •t poor hum•n lmlt•tlon Stray cat pi,cked for TV stardom · NEW YORK (AP) Makers of "9-Lives" cat food have finally found a replacement for the late Morris the Cat. Once again it's a stray being elevated to stardom. The original Morris died two years ago after an 11-year career in show business that began when he was discovered as a Chicago stray. The comical cat was widely recognized for commercials in which he was pleased by only one brand of cat food . . ' "We had always had stand·ins for Morris," explained Bod Dowd, a spokesman for "9-Lives," as Morris II was introduced. "We had to find Ute 'ultimate Morris.' Someone with th,e personality and the finickiness -but someone who could do commercials." They found a· suitable cat, 2 or 3 years old, in a New England humane society shelter and the straydom-to-stardom saga repealed itself. · The new Morris, brown-eyed and orange like his predecessor, is hiltinl( the literary circuit offering to paw copies of a new book on cat care -"The Morris Approach." ., ... ; Maid sues U.S. official ' . WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe chairwoman of the Equal & m ploy ment Opportunity Commiulon la beln1 sued by a foi: mer housekeeper w.ho chars• she wu underpaid by 111,IU for three yeara and subject.eel to "intolerable verbal abuae." Maraaret Taylor, 23, also chareed. in the suit filed in U.S. Dis trict Court, that Eleanor Holmes Norton, the EEOC chief, .and her husband failed to make require d unem ployment compensation payments for her, or to furnis h annual wage statements and W-2 forms require d by the Internal Revenue Ser vice. Miss Taylor. a Guyanese national, began working for the Nortons in New York, moved with them to Washington and finally quit her job in June. Her suit said she left the job at one point "because of the continued diffic ulties and intolerable verbal abuse." Mi ss Taylor also complained that she worked an average of 14 hours a day, with long periods of c ari ng for the Nortons' lwo c hildr e n and h eavy h o u seclea nin g . The unde rstanding when s he was hired, the suit sai4, was that she would perform only "light housework" and care for the children. NO TO SEX IT SAYS HERE DENVER CAP> -The Denver Catholic Arc hdioc ese has produced a button imprinted with the word "No" to show teen-agers the way to spurn sexual overtures. The idea is catching-on-rapidly among girls. says Mary Gibson, commission director. "We've h ad a number of requests from boys," she added. 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SHJ ,\/., \l' ilslmt• Tops NEWPORT BEACH . 83 Fashion ls&and 759-1211 . aw atlftdld haldly 1111pp1119 8*n: Sblp ......... 10lm ti lpm, Sun 11-8 ( \ . \ I ;l8 ONl Y PILOT . . ~ I MERVYN'S ONE~DAY SUPER~SALE HAPPENS THIS SATURDAY, DECEMBERS Doors open early, at 9 a.m., with a special night opening 'til 9:30 p.m. Here are some of our most popular selections offered at exceptionally low prices, Saturday only! one I • ·an 1a I/ I ·1 {/. ti ·~ ~- I! f I · ' . ~ r~. .. r ... c;..· • ~\ ~ f ~ ~ , Prices effective Saturday, December 6 only• Shop 9:00 a.m . to ~:30 p .m. Huntington Beach: 981 1 Adams Ave. at Brookhurst St .. 963 9731 14k gold at o ne-half off! Hurr rm to l)uy the gold you ve wanted or the gifts you ve planned 1 Ok rings. too Bracele ts. neckchains. reg 35 00-320 00. 17.49-159.99 Earrings. reg 23 00-220 00 . 11.49-109.99 Charms. holders reg 7 00-130 00. 3.49-64.99 Pendants, reg. 75 00-190.00. 37.49-94.99 ' • Spectacular diamonds at an equally spectacular savings! Now you can afford pierced diamond earrings. a pendant. cocktail ring or even that engagement ring. All set 1n beautiful 14k gold. Reg. 135 00-995 00. sale 67 .49-497 .49 Sale l1m1ted to stock on hand. Styles may vary by store Fine Jewelry Dept Anaheim: Anaheim Plaza. N. Euclid St. at Crescent St., 991 -8880 •Cypress: 10201 Valley View St. at Ball Rd . 995-8003 Fullerton: Crossroads Center, East Yorba Ltnda at Placent1~ Blvd .. 996-8800 •Tustin: 181 82 Irvine Blvd . 838-8803 • ( • I MERVYN'S ONE-DAY SUPER-SALE l1APPENS THiS SATURDAY,.DECEMBER6 FOR WOMEN 3.99 10.99 1/3 off 2.99 2/9.00 1/3· off Junior MH cowJ neck sweaters. Save on soft pastels and basic colors S-M-L. acrylic Reg. 9.00. Mi11es · size cerdlgens. Solid color wrap or button front. S-M-L, acrylic. Reg. 18 00. Women's ski jackets. Nylon shell and lining, polyester 1111 S-M-L. Sportswear Dept. Reg. 38.00. Junior size famous maker tops. , Ores~ or casual. sizes ~-M-L. Reg. 14.00-19.00. 10.50-14.25. Junior size pants. Belted or unbelted. pleated or basic wt>ven polyester .Panis 5-13 Reg. 13.00. Painter's pants. A rainbow of colors in soft cotton drill cloth. Junior sizes 5-13. Reg . 15.00 Casual jeans. Levis® 1eans plus other styles. Misses· 6-18 Reg. 28.00-32.00. sale 22.99-26.99 . .., Full figure tops and blouses. Plaid and solrd in classic styles. Full sizes 40-44 Reg. 12.00 Rabbit fur jackets. Jackets are labeled to show country of origin on imported furs. Reg. 69.00 .lunior size jackets. Hoods. 6 pack of men's tube soc.ks with sporty striped tops. One size fits 10-13 Reg . 7.00 pkg. o~ 6 pairs. Mervyn'• own men's underwear. Pack of 3 briefs. tees or A-shirts. Pack of 2 ~oxers. Reg 6 00 pkg. Qiana'" nylon dress shirts, white or pastels Short. long sleeves. Reg. 12.00. 14.00. 7.99, 9.33. Men's cotton flannel shirts 1n ___ crtsg_platdL Long sle.eve siy1es 1 sizes S-M-l-XL. Reg 10.00. Men's Super Suede• shirts of Arnel • triacetate/nylon Long sleeves. S-M-L-XL. Reg 15 00 Men's short sleeve shirts in washable acrylic knits Casual comfort. S-M-L-XL. Reg. 13.00. ___ , Men's nylon quilt vests with polyester fill Zip or snap fronts Solids in S-M-L-XL Reg 26 00 Men's jogging separates to team up V-neck lops. pants with side stnpes S-M-L. Reg . 10.00 each Levi's"' jeans for men 1n indigo blue. Boot style or Super Bells 28-38. Reg 18.00 and 19.00 . piping accents and more. Reg 36.00-48.00. · 1 a.00-24.00. Coat Dept. Levi's•1 slacks for men 1n texturized polyester Easy fit. easy care. Solid colors. Reg. 20.00. Flannel •leepwe•r. Pastel print tailored pajamas or pretty gowns. Cotton. sizes 34-40. Reg. 8 00 Sweatshirt robes. Hooded zip- fronts. V-neck pullovers, with kangaroo pockets. Reg. 18.00. Velour wedge. Closed toe wedge with rubber sole. Two tone. Hosiery Dept. Reg . 7.00. 3.49. Folding compact dryer. 1250W dryer has dual voltage. three speeds. Reg. 12.99. sale 8.65 Girls' screen print tees. ·Brights and pastels. 4 to 6X . reg. 4.50. 2.99 7-14. reg. 5.00. sale 3.49 Girls' sleepwear. Prints in woven polyester flannel or solid nylon tricot 4-14 Reg. 7 00. Garanimals for girls 4-6X. reg. 5.00-11.00 3.33-7.33 7-14. reg. 9.00-15.00 5.99-9.99. I Famous Angels Flighte slacks for young men in neat fitting polyester 29·36 Reg 22 00 6 pack of boys· socks in white with athletic stripes. 5-6111. 7-8111. 9-11 . Reg. 5 99 pkg. of 6 pairs. Boys' print front tees in neat p'olyester/cotton. Fun choices rn S-M-"L and 4-7. Reg . 3.50 Levi's basic western jeans for boys. 4-7 reg., shm. 8.99: 26-30 waists. 12.99; 8-12 reg .. slim. 9.99 Boys· nylon ski vests in .bright multicolors. Polyester f1berf1ll . S- M-L-XL fit 8-18. Reg . 25.00. Ultraloft® worsted yarn in over 20 colors. 4-ply DuPont Orlon• acrylic. 4-oz. skein. reg. 1.60. 50% ott velour yardage for robes. loungewear. Arnelit; triace- tate/nylon. 52-54" Reg 4.00 yd 1/3 off -§J}fh 9.99 6.99 15.99 6.99ea . 3.99pkg . 14.99 1.99yd . [-_..__c5{B 25o/o off Girls· carpenter/painter pants. Polyester/cotton twill or denim in sizes 7-14. reg. 13 00. 9.75. Irregular kitchen towels 1n cotton/polyester terry Flaws are hard to find. Limited quantity. 615.00 2/5.00 2/9.00 2.99 lnfants'/toddlers' knit sleeper. Snap wa1s1 adjusts to two sizes. Polyester, 1-2-3-4. Reg. 1.00. Baby gift sets. Boxed sleep and play sets in prints and solids. Embroidery, appliques. Reg. 5.00. Vinyl lac"1_ablecloths that you can wipe clean or machine wash. So practical! Reg. 4.00-8.00 Bedspreads, quilted throws in any size. all one price. 's pecial purchase. limited quantity. 16.99 f 4.99 Toddler pants. Denim. corduroy zip fronts or pull ons. Polyester/ cotton. cotton. 2-3-4. Reg. 8.00. Cannon• solid muslin sheets in cotton/polyester. Other sizes also sale priced. Twin. reg. 6.00 each. 2/5.00 ~ . ,~-a9¢ 28.99 Hot Wheel cars. trucks. Zeee mini-cars Included Reg. 1.19 ea. Not in Santa Rosa or Fremont Adult jogger style skates Save 11 .00 to 21 .00. Reg. 39.99-49.99. Not In Santa Rosa. Fremon! or El Centro. Cheetahs'" joggers. Running shoes for rpeQ. women, boys. Reg. 16.00-21 .00. 11 .20-14.70. trregular bath towels in prints and solids. Minor flaws won't affect wear. Special purchase. Prices effective Saturday, December 8, only• Shop from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ·Huntington Beach: 9811 Adams Ave. at Brookhurst St .. 963-9731 , Anahelri1: Anaheim Plaza, N. Euclid St. at Crescent St., 991 -8880 • Cypreaa: 10201 Valley View St. at Ball Ad., 995-8003 ,fullerton: Crossroads Center, East Yorba Linda at Placentia Blvd .. 996-8800 • Tuatln: 18182 Irvine Blvd .. 838-8803 .( IWLY PILOT A91 I FOR BOYS VI 0 1n to ' 528.88 QUEENIE "Got o protUm? Tian write to Pal Dnn. Pat tl1W cut red tape, ,.,ting the o~ and.9C'tion ~Med to tolw ilwqultW1 in governmtftt med bulfM11. ftlGjl 11ov~crP.at1>uM;1tt Yau~~. n.~ -..--i- Cocut Daily Pilot, P.O. Boz 1568, Coato MtlO, CA 9%62f. Al maftJ1 ldttTI CU posit~ will be OMWn-ed, but phoned inquim1 or letter• noe inclGding tM re<MUr'1 /uU nome.addre11 and bulintu hours' phone nu m bf>r cannot be cOMldtTed. This column oppeors dCJi, ly er cept Sundays." Boeldef .-zpfah•• l11•11,...1tt pl•• ftrriJW •pirr• p••fpo11rrf D~R PAT: Would you pleue rel>eat the re· cipe for rose pet.al potpourri? I lost t.be cllpplne and am sitting here with a container full of dried rose petals! I bope to make aome potpourri paekets for Chrtstmas gifts -wtthyourbetp. T.G., Newport Beech Althoup you've alrudy 4lrtM Ille NM fftala, other readen may want &o lmew ~t Ire.II ,...._ should be dried and tbea IMI& a. • a.rce ,.._ jar with salt spriakled over a.alf·IKll layen el die rlowers. Let filled jar sta11d fer It daya, ltinial each day. Mb together •,-ounce mace, ~49ft alllplce and cloves, coarsely 1read or ,..._. 18 • mortar, llalf a 1ra&ed nlltmea, ~..-ee dim••• <broken ID bits), oae ontt powdered orrb root and l/4-poand dried lavender flowen or o&ler rra- Krant flower petals or leaves. FW &k jar with attena&e layen of petala alld spice mlnue. A rew drope eacll .r eMemUal .Us, sacb •• reee, geranium, blUer almOlld or ora•1e flower, lllollld be dropped.,.. die layen ••JM proceed. 0. .. ce of colope ••Y M ~ .. Ille • HIFT !~~=. a !~o '!...~ wltokr mlDllre If desired. DP.le well, ee•er Md lean fer M•enl · ....._ •· H•' 'IJ'. 'n. ftdpe flll8... "' ..... ICCAIS GEARSI l .IST $65 00 St1/e -599.99 ~~· '36:99 534.99 If aie adalwe bffo•• .._ , ..... re mlt, Hd If ... llMlll, add more onta root powder. · . ~i ~~-.. --1,-,~-~-0-,---:--;;~==~==.--:J:-:A:-:M-=.E=:S=-=G-=A~l~G ,,.., •• ,.. .. , ..... ,, • .,..,. w• ~ tli"5 flftl It TRAii SET DEAR PAT: I was given a whole baa of fresh j_IOLL•G STO<I, ~ACI, SWRCHES I IUILDllGS : & ACCESSORIES I •• I 4 • ~ -• • Wltll: General \tllte ~ •t••m lee•, teflHt, J Utt, ............... , ........ ---lilt, 4 p111t1c f'9urea, I , ....... .. pelt&, DC P•-r .-ell. 17'" • 45" ....... ., .... . sunflower seeds recenUy. Can you tell me how to roast them? K. E ., Huntinaton Beach Soak die Heda onralP& • a J .-c.-u• Ml•U. ( v, C9f ult per 1.U. el waler). Dry ... 1pread die aee4a ill a allallow pu. a.ut Ill•• or wltla a 1mall am8'iat of fat er ~I oil at • s.A_,. $1'() ()() de1reea F. Tiie aeedl •eecl caref111 waklllal, ... ..._ fl • . freqaellt attn1111 .. lleep diem from aeorcllla1. $69.99 G .d · d Racet1tem w e .to nu e ~ . · .. (• DaWNect beaches b~~~. ·· ·. for~ ,~"' ..... ~ . ' NEW YORK CAP> -A small New York ' publisher ls suing the U.S. Customs Service for barring first editions of "World Guide to Nude Beaches and Recreation" from e9tering the coun- try upon arrival from a printer in lt.aly. The publisher, Stonehill Communications Inc., filed papers in U.S. District Court qkin& tbal the customs barrier be lifted. St.onehill contends the Customs Service was wrongly applying federal copyrt111t law, which ~ays works consisting predor11tnantly of non- dramatic English-language text must be manufH· lured or printed within the United Stales or Canada ln order to qualify for U.S. entry. 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The increase, from a 15 percent celhn& that had been In effeet since last sprlna. wu authorl&ed by the National Credit Untoa 'Adminiatra- tion and reflects a 1eneral upeur1e ln all interest rates. As recently aa wt wJ.nter, credit union members could borrow money for 12 percent or less. neceuitated by economic reality ... said J . Alvin Geor1e, chairman of the Credit Union National Auocla- tion, which represents some 20,000 state and federal or1anizatiom and aome 40 million members. HOWEVE&, ECONOMISTS say hl1her interest rates will inhibit bor- rowin1 and, dama1e· producus of hi1h-price itema such u automobiles . and appliances. Those producers still are hurling from the upsur1e in in- terest ratea last sprjn1 and the suble- 'tH E INC&EASE, EFFECTIVE quent, lharp refession. 1 immediately, is aimed at helpin1 From Januarcy 1979 to Aupt 1980, credit unions that must pay many the share of all consumer loans made savers more interest on deposits than by rederal credit unions declined can be earned on loans . The Credit from 16.7 percent to 14.3 percent. the Union Administration s aid this situa-federal a1ency said. Alf•rbo11ad? tion has erQded the earnings of some • r red1t unions and ih many instances, has dried up money for potential bor- rowers. m chief resi~s Bruce Jennt!r, 31. Olympu.· gold medalist .· will marry Linda Thompson early next year, according to C\ Lo!:> Angeles public re- lations firm. Thompson. JO. 1s a performer on ··Hee Haw," country muStt' TV series ll will be her first marri<Jge, tht> St'('Ond for Jenner. Savings at federal credit unions grew 6.6 percent last year -the lowest rate on record -and this trend continued through the first half of 1980. the federal agency said. ··The b o ard 's a c tion wa s BERKELEY <AP ) -:--Berkeley's first black police chief has resigned. The City Council in a closed session ac· cepted Odell Sylvester's request for a disability retirement. Ill health has kept Sylvester absent from his post since May. 4 SHO~ TONIGHT 1;1LL9 p.m. South Coast RJaza .tiU-9:30 ANGORA FOR YOUR SWEATER GIRL. A All-out flattery m a dolman sleeve. Lambswool/ Angora rabbit ha11 I.nylon. Holiday ;ewe/- tone colors S, M. L By Overture. $50 Emphasis Sportswear. 380 B. Thinnest weight cable front ·'crew pullover. Lambswool! Angora rabbit hair I nylon Beige. ivory. pink or mint S.M.L. By Duet. $44 Sherwyn Sweaters. 392 C .. Crew neck with demure button back. Angora ra bbit half 1 nylon Gentie shades of - white. lilac or pink. $, M. L, $36 .f Town and Travel Sweaters. 391 ~i D. 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" ' ... . .. ·' ( r i It J p I> l ~ l ~ n a· Cl I Revision of·housing plan due l.•cun• Bearh l'1ty Counr1I membfr1 u1• upe<'lt'd lo revllt' an app!1('allon ror rt'dt<ral ho\a "'I funch tti • la11t dllrh .. not1 to -nb1atn lhf m0t1f'} for 11npn;iv~ mfnls at Thurston 1'ra1lt<r l'uk The-'tl )' had ll1lt1d atiw"r· Fr1dly, ~~r 5. 1980 CWL Y PILOT 8j ~ Silt reme1'al Council eyes . hay cleanup as a condition for the $2 million grant. The recommendation must be approved by Newport council members before being forwarded to Sacramento. corn\ dnun tind wahir main Im p,ro f!mt>n1,. n the mp three prior1l1 ,,for '4t•1•nl Uo"""lftl and e tlmmu n1t y o .. , l"lovroen t Ulo•:k Ur imt fund A recommended Upp er Newport. Bay cleaning project that's aimed specifically at land· ing $2 million worth of state water funds will be unveiled Mo.nday during a ~ewport Beach City Counc i I s tudy session. The recommendation calls for a partial excavating of the San Diego Cr eek -the main tributary-of-the bac k bay blamed for washing s ilt into the bay -and a continuation of the alr~ady-funded s tate Fish and Game dredging project. Don Webb, Newp0rt 's assis-"--. tant city engineer and a cbm · And' W1n.i of th.-Li.icuna lleaC'h llOw,ln~ r ommlllt'l" re •lU~ lrti th&t tht' 1·uun1·1i 11t-nd • rt>p1 "''t·11t a 11'" to lht' u .. 1 10 r 1tn ~ .. C o unt ) Bu .t r d o l ~U~r\ IM>n. rt\t't'llnt,: l(J l>tiltt' lhl" t·1ty t'a Sl' foT the fundi. .IJCI laser farility opnas m ittee m e mber. said it is belie ved that by digging out a section of th~ Sao .Di~o Creek a natural settling area for the silt will be provided. He stressed that this recom- mendation would constitute only a small part of the total bay cleanup effort. The t'll) flH•ei. lo!>!> of $1SJ,OOO for the wur k ~l'oU!>e 11 hllS not \ o ml" uv -.1th "n it1·1·eptable plan for lo-. ond moderatt-1nc·o111t" houi.111i.i Thi.' c·1t) ~ l>1xth )ea r apphca 1100 . -.h1 ch inc•ludt'd the $1~.000. '4 as rejl'l'ted dut:' tu the lack or a Dr ~lichael Herns . director of the UC Irvine Laser Microbeam Prot-:ram. reads a l'Omputer printout at the newt. opened laser facility. Experiments in <:ellular biology. cancer and heart disease will be ('Onduc t ed at the fa cility in UCI 's Steinhaus Hall. Trye laser facility is co· sponsored by the National Institute of Health and the University of California. The proposal was selected by a committee formed several m o nths ago b y Supe rvisor Thomas Riley, whose district in· e ludes all of Newport Beac h and most of its watershed. Newport officials were re · q uested to come up with a plan Fish.and Gam e officials have a lready devised a $700,000 dredging project, expected to begin next Februa ry, that is de- signed to scoop roughly 238,000 yards of silt from the bay floor. houi.rng pl~n .& Tex as SDread 1 lb BEEi!: STICK• Summer Sausage. 12 oz Mild Cheddar Ho rn . 8 o z Edam Stic k 7 1'2 0 l Koopelzak • 7 oz Plai n Gouda 5 0 1 Smoky Bar and Strawberry ,Bon Sons 21.tl ptus ou•r•,,'"9-d cte11vert CNfOf! 11 ~ruoOIJO , 8tt tkM .md llWIJ"" I 'ftn~ food cpf'tlt oo di,.,.y '1C your nHrby _. P""9iwn Pak 7 oz P1am Gouda 3 0 1 Safari• Summer Sausage 2 oz Cheese spread 2'" 01 Jelly 2''' oz Preserves and Strawberry Bon Sons 7.tl Oiu, ou~•nt-eo cteir.er\' rn1r9.,. , ·"'- ff i~~~r1 fcirm~ OF OHIO® WESTalFF PLAZA FASHION ISLAND I 7Ht & tm., ... .,... leecll · 642-0972 . MOll·WM Tl 1 Tlw-t & Fri TH t w . n ' s-·nu ............... 640-6030 Ma&-Fri. 'Tll ' w . Tl's-. 12·5 ARROW tOO°!o cOTfON FLANNEL SHIRTS America 's cool weather favorites . fort of pure cotton Solt. brushed hm!>h Trad111nnal. manly plaids that oiler tlhpea~t"l;~sc~~ colors Matched center pleat and two t of exc.,pnona " in a wide assortmen ll leisure acuviues. outdoors or matched pockets Fo~ d ake your !>l'lecuon today -Arro\>\'• indoors Come 111 an m •' ,. Long sleeves $\6.00 b half the men In America The flT•I gTeal d esigner label ""om V StNC'F. 1949 ___,,_ __ ...... D.., t:J .. l:tO Birdwatchers set ----~ anrmal inventory Orange County birdwatchers are preparing for their annual Christmas bird count which will take place on two Sundays · Dec 21 on the l'Oast and Jan. 4 1n the mountarns. The event is sponsored by the Sea and Sage · Audubon Sol'1Ny Tht> count will proceed m all weathe r from s unup to s undown . with owling parties starting earlier. H1rdwatchers are assigned to areas within 15 m ile~iamctcr c1 rd es and Orange County has a coa stal and an is land circ le THE COASTAL CIRCLE includes Nt>wport Hack Hay and the Bolsa Chica marshlands. two or the finest birding areas on the West Coast. a1·1·ording to count co-chairman Tom Wurster The inl and circ le in cludes Modjeska. Sil verado and Blackstar canyons. "In spite of recent heavy urbanization, great b1rdin~ areas still exist in the woodlands. parks and streamsid es a round Orange County," Wurster declared. · 1 · .. U1 rds from the Arctic tundra a nd a ll points north winter her e. Occasiona lly the endangered peregrine falcon and the bald eagle are seen. Golden eagles are regularly seen inland." he said. WURSTER SAID last year's coa stal count numbered 175 species of wild birds . the rifth highest number in the nation. San Diego anG--fo:reeport. Texas. lied for ri rst wjtb 217 species, he said. Wunter utd that help fs needed ror all levels or birders -from beginners who can act as talliers to experts who can identify rare birds. Further information can be obtained by calling Wurster: the coastal count t•hairman at 534·2776 or Dou g W i llic k . in la n d count chairman. 535·0167 Information fro m the count 1s used in wilderness plans. hunting li mits and e nviron- mf'ntal decisions as we ll as scientific studies. Wurster said. GWC exhibits art An exhibit of more than 40 drawings by stu- dent art1sl-; will be displayed during December at tlw (;olden West College library galler y in Hunt· 1nf,lton Heac h The drawings. all based on the human figure. ha vc lM:en executed with media s uch as pencil. g raphite, pen and ink. charcoal, water color wash . pastel and collage. Sty les range from r ealistic to a bs tract. The drawings can be viewed in the library s tudy room through Dec. 30. Hoursare7:30a.m to 10 p m. Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m . to 5 p m Friday and I I a .m . to3p.m. Saturday. \\EB 1ept.sr~Y 20% OFF ENTIRE INVENTORY OF MEN'S & WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR .~ Continuing thru ~ "-i.,,. December 24th ~· SEASON'S GREETINGS .. • Store Houn Mon.-Sat. 9:15-5:~ Sundays 11 :00-5:00 ~ MAIN ST., IALIPA. CA. ?/1/673~56?\:J Pf'. Lou. fJdu '.An-t~; Shoc r\lfalr Charl~s tt~rr :X.wd.trs ~ cf l\rril:rlo- t{{cl<D,.~ ra~ \)!.ta.'~ l{a.l l { da 'j'~ t{v.mJ*:j Vtmi~ 'V)e?kr..U ft Cotner:5 '7a. v °':-~~:, La ~al.lai a.. Mau your Chriltmaa shoppt"fl a rewardmg / rzperience ... Shop at •f'Sltlll' Plau ' cmavniefttl11 loc:Gted at the conwr o/ I"'* Ave. Ir J"Nh St .. Nn1p0rt Beach. ._ ~'-'iff- Store Olmert and tlwtr courleo111 lfot/ ~ -~~ ..,.,. Quid .,OU in /irtdbtg approprkat• \1~ ~i ,.,,. for tlw tptdal ptopk M llC*f' ti/e. ""'" . Saw t"9w Ir nwr~ br ..,,,..., oa e, .......... ~.,..,,,........, wwrcMud• ad ~· '°"" tlWat ,.,..,,... to.ell ... • , . ( • "-•DIN , .... 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Ill' t<•ft th<· n(•wspa pl'r hec:ausC' publtslung I hc> <.:all'111lar had he<·onw a full ·t1me job. · It \\Ould h;H'l' to bt: '" lwn 'ou 1 r:.t tk down suth events as l>on't S;I\ i\hhh. l'mmrn ancl You Know Oay I Jan 7 I Be Kinll to ·' our Amoeba Day ( .\larC'h 13 ), lh<.' Annrvt·r~<ff) of ,,mc>r1t·a·s First Formal C'reml.llion I Dec· 9 1. Dun<·<· D:i.' (Nov. 8l. Fi)!ht the Filthy Fly ~tonll1 1Ju1w1. llat<· Week IApril 4'·10 ~. Bal'ht•lor 's Day I Feh. 28l. Old '1a1d 's Day <June ~ >. Press on HE>garclle" Hally I Nov 6 1, W ild J\ss lluntc>rs Con feren1·t· 1Ju11c :!I 1. and World's End Dav <Ckt 221 O If you !!Cl around lo ll, you l':tn al!-<> C<'fctJr:rte ~ National Prot·rastinatwn \\'CTk . ~larC'h I 7. but 1t c·a n wait. CHASF.'S P UBLISHING llOl 'SE IS known as Apple Tre<' Press a bow to h1~ fat ht>r. "ho kept -an areh ard -and lhe Calchdar 1s the only t hing il publishes. ft 1s <'ailed Chases' C<t lcndar, plural. because it is a. family operation. • His WJ!e. _Helen. espeCJall} _ and oJJs.prrng Anne. Rob and Hrll, all havl' a hand in producing and promoting the book. "l:!:al'h l'dttion 1:-. e11tll'c:I} 1 c:wnllt·11. ·· 11111 ~ -Chitse said. ··Eve ry-:-1.><in~ored (•vent 1s-supported by documentation from the s ponsor, ever y international and .nat1on'al ev<'nt by information from a n e mbassy or rt-s pons 1blt> ai.:ent 'of govt"rnment So rht•rP 1-. mut·h r hel'king and ret ht>1·kinl! to ke<'p us busy .. The Ch as<'s hav<· rl'fr:t1nl'd from indudrng any Pl'r'S'onal or family datl'~ 1n lilt.' Calendar: 11 1s St'nous business with lhl'm Thl'' ha\'t'. howc>ver . titk«'n ont tmy ltbt•rl~ · Mi\\' 20, TAK E T D1t: TO 11IJ~l'l\'l' 1-:ll£a Ooolttt'le Day . lls ~poni.or " thf' l>ooltltle l>ay Dt'velopm<'nl (.'omm1tt<'l' 111:1 K<:ni.in ~lon ''"'. Flrnl. Mi<'h. That woulc1 ht• rtw ('ha!'<· rt'!'i1 cll·nf'1• Bill and llc.lcn belie ve that 'l'l'ttk1ng om··.., m1lJ\.f' lttn).!uage prop<'rly 1s worth c·l'll'l1rnl 111g P s ychiatris t wins FORT LAU DERDALJ..:. Fla t AP J The Churth of Scientology. one memtwr <ind an af- filiated cornmittct' wen· o rdert•d by a c1rru1t tourt to pay a psych1aln!>l $150.000 rn damage·~ for rlc: faming him and tnlitmng hii. US<' of ele1·tnc· s hoc k treatment fl> Or. Larry Bla1·kman sued Larry Slatkoff. a Scientology minister and head of the church Com· m1ltec for Protection of f>al1en1s · Hrghts. after Slatkoff. in a 1977 radio program. allcgc>dly said Blackman used shock "\'c•ry freely ·· • ·.~UT TIIE WINDOW'' from the Tom Sawyer Suite ' MON .-SAT. 11 :00.5:00 430 N. El Camino Real SUNDAY fc EVES. San Clemente, Ca. 92672 BY APPOINTMENT •(714) 4'8·4900 - ""w1...-.. NEW CALENDARS OUT TODAY Helen and Biii Ch••• pntpare malllnge Elepha~s threaie~d NA I ROBI. Ke nya CAP) -Kenya's wild el<'phanl population, one of the few remaining in tht• world, is threatened with extinction •• accorjling to an independent wildlife report. The Casual Side of Rugby 100% cotton rugby shor1s.and pants. available in colors of red, white. khaki sky blue navy. and gold Also. the classic bar stnpe rugby shirt. 1n a p0ty/cotton blend The report, prepared by a private firm at the request of the Wildlife Minist ry. said organized gangs of poachers using military equipment had krlle d more than 100,000 elephants the past few 1 ) ca rs. reducing the elephant population in Kenya (JACK ANDERSON J REVEALS In t he to 55.000. ~5 RffiUL-iR AND5lbli? Lf.55 N A5511fTfD fL-f'VOR l'ACMOE. • 19 S QL ptfj 495 TEENEE t:fANff HeB GOJRMU JULY IJLAN5 tv § C1N A.'.i) ' Dl:i.JUOU5 f Llfr.m5 • rWfAfFU <Wm11, ca.OMJr wnmxor(H. AffLL 110<a1rc rAitfffl1f't.,L1(0R/a tM7it' JL Ol flJJ 5 95 $3.88 Artl9t'• Studio Set Wrap up this artist's studio set for your favorite artist! From Plan Hold. here's a drawing _table with a 30 x 42" white fomiica lop with adjustable height and angle and sturdy :.teel base. Reg. 134 95 $88.88:'a handy tool tray-Reg. 39.95 $24.88. a neat bookshelf. Reg 24 95 $17.88 All in galleyy white A convenient pencil trough that attaches to rhe table Reg 7 00 $5.88 Plus an artist's flex lamp in assorted colors. Reg. 28.95 $12.88. A comfortable hardwood stool (approx. 32" tall)wuhblackorrusser seat. Reg 24 95 $14.88. R~. total26135 Aaron Brothen Holiday Special $159.88 Amon Bm•lwn Art Man. AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 DAILY PILOT II 11 , .... . . ~ xj ,fr,,.. ·~ •' . . •"f "· ~ ... .. . .. _________ ---·· :-'~-.......................... " -....--- ANAHEIM 222 N. leach ltYd. • COSTA ME$A i7M N9Wl)Oft llvd. • OIANGI taG l ICalelo l#e. •Z ~QUNA IEACH 190 S. Coast Highway • SANTA NM ff26 I. •71h. St. EL TOIO 2'350 SwOltl Dr. • HUNTINGTON IEACH 7•70 klnget /we. _,_ ............ !'!!!!!! ___ ,_ -----= ...... .... I CW4.Y PtlOT fi'l4lri D I ca I. tllD I ; ,. 5: .. (• t:: .. DRESS SHIRTS 1-411 Vtl. Te 1,.. YAN HEUSEN • llE•SSY • SUPER SU Poly B~ and al 00% D.ura-Prest Cotton FREE GIFT BOXES (with Purchase} OlllSTMAS PRESENTS COST LESS AT THE MALE MAN ()pen Mon ·Fri tO • m ·9 p m Sat 10 a m -e o m Sun t t a m ·5 o m In The Harbor $hopping Center 2300 HarbOr Blvd Cosra Mesa. CA 714) 540-8818 The gift wine lovers love. ).1vor every drop or wint.• \'t. ith our 'mooth pouring drip5toppt1r Every '>Pilf Jble droµ 1:-ingen1uu!>l'V returned to the bottle~and no cork'> to renface. Th i., handsome' ltali,m "'\'erpf,Hcd tnn<J\ .itiun make~ cJ perf<°Ct comµa111on tu thC' gift ohvine '11/\ 1°1p/,1t1•rf rfr1p,l1 IJ)/X'f .! I /' h1).lh ~If ()(/ ·\ii</'\/ .!i /tlf 1/t•/1\1°1\ \1°1 \ '"~ '>"111 /11 , fl (,i/, /I Jflllol \/fll •' IH'~ -.-i.o\\1,/w1·Hl\r/ J,,, \111~1 ·/1•' !ll 'fl'J .!l.!I II I ,,/111111 /,[.111</ '"\\/lllfl H 1·011 Ii ;/.J IJ-1..J l ;'f'H r. Diane Von Furstenberg's Silk Prin_!_ Ores~··· .. f • rtw l)llllf\ Jfl' """'"' 'ml v.1rwd lmr 1h1· ,,.,,,,. .1fw.1y~ 01f11Ulf1H1 1f11• IH 1W1"(/ t1l-I ~ r1flt: r· 1/w\\ /111111 a 1 rdlt:.t fll1f1 '11/1 /11111; a11•I ,/,1,fU1/&:Nt:.f /11/ :.l/C::~ ., fl I /4 ~9.N • 1,. rl1& IJ1d11t: Vlm I 111:.H:.10/it:rg Hw1t1fj11t: ""l1t::1e we are all the thlfl~ yo11 a11:1! -PUBlJC NOTICE -PAl..-s IMSmAMCI .. OUP 1.-.1114 ., Hl-J4J7 ., ........ c-. ...... Holiday Gift Art Show /Sale TOday thru Dec 8 Huntington Centers annual super exh1b1t ol arts and ..:rafts leatunng 55 top talenled artists From this great array o l un1oue originals yov II . "" God keeps us m suspense while we wait like excited children tor the coming of Christ Satva11on Is :11wavs neal Come ana wait with us You must also be reaay Mall 24 44 Luthe~an Church of the Mas ter 2900 Pacific View Dr Cor ona del Mar 759-1031 LCA 92625 WORSHIP. SERV I CE 10:30 a.m. find a perfect gilt for ~~~~~~~~~~~~ everyone Beach Blvd T ---· and 405 Fwy PUBLIC NOTICE r P1JBUC NO'l'JCS eecma 1'0C11••ton W._.T..._.a ....... _ .. ...,._, __ NOllCI IS lflllllaV OIYIM .. ttw c•tw' .. CAllllMA •· 01 MATT•Q. wltete S.Clel S.C11rlty ... ......_, It .......... Tt....,_, ..._.. llo!\I· 11ett .... reu It Ht WHI C•Ht Hl ... w•y. City Of MeWMf'\ .. M ... c-ty ef Or .... , •• a1 CMlfwllla, IMI a ._ "~ It ...,. .. '9 ...... le •1t1C LAlttOH, JIM IUTT _. llllG ... ,_OWAl&la, ..._ wi.1 Se<wlty -.-n are reeectl ... J: sn~; ,.,...., ..... ,,._..ms, T, ..... _ ..... lllltlflft•..,... It '"" ~"k Coetll H,.,...y, C"y ef Sllf!MI le«ll, COl#lty of Or ...... St• of Callfer ..... Tltt ~Y • lie trllMferrwtl It •tcrlMd Ill ....... , et: All l*ll 111 ., .... lllltllrM, ....,..,...,.. ........... Wiii Of fllt "HTAVRANT lllllillftl 11-11 ., THa•E $t4EETS TO THI WINO Mt1 tec.'9d et ,. W.tt Coalt .. , ... ,. • .,J ~1tY ft . .HtJf110rL eHcl\ c_,, Of Or ..... StMe OI C•llfonlle. TM Oulk ,,.,,.., wllt be <Oft-"• metH on or •ft•• ,,.. 2Jrd day of Oecembar, IMO •I 10•00 A.M. •t WESTERN MUTUAL IESCROW CORPO-ATION, .._ -n• ll 2>4 ••st 11111 Street. Sult• IOS, Cotta' aoileM. Cellfontl• TM! IN 1 .. 1 date fer 1111119 clal-In ti. e1<•-referrad to llA••ln 11 Oec.,,,.., n. '"°· So l•r •• It known to Ill• Trer1•feree\, ell butlnen MrnM end _ _,_ -by lllA Trantl•ror tor Ille "" IN• yHn ere: S.me. 0.lH Oecember •. ••. C..lna E DI '"'-tleo, Trat1•ror Eric Lenon Jim 8\1(\ Ak llerdWH .. r Trar1t11e,.., WISTlaN MUTUAL. ·~·OW COllPOllATION ,,. .... ,,. ............ c .... .......,c..tttD lterew .... 7tu .. Publl.-Or-C-oell D•llY Piiot Oat . S, 1• 4~J..IO PUBLIC NOTICE SUNatoa CXMlaT 0' CAUNIUUA COUNTY CW 0.AMGI 1't a• c;...., Orfw-... .......... CMtlenll• '"'" MAaa1AMCW P£TITIOHE•: AUSS£LL JOHN PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI INYIT-tNG 81DS CAIS5 alDITUo\M0.4" •ESPOHOEHT : TA&ATH~ NOTICE IS HERE&V GIVEN IMI AEHEE Cllll~ M·nll1 "•'<HI pr_.it wlll be reo\~<HI by SUllllMOlll IPAMIL Y LA.WI lecrew .... 117J LR Ille City of Cott. Mtw, to wit: Tl\4 Cl CMa .,_..., Dtet .. NOtlc• toca101toas ty Council, P o. 11:00 • m. on Frlo.y, MOTIUI 0, auL• t•ANS,la December 1', 19'0 11 •l\•11 be 11\e y ....... -..... TM C-' _., tseu . .,tt,.10u.c.c.1 , .. POnslblllty ol tn. b._. to 6'tll .. , e.c ......... ,.. .......,. ,_ Milll NOTICE IS HERE&V GIVEN to hi• bid to l'!f CJty Cle.ell'~ Office by tl\e ... ,. ...... ,_ ,.._. ...... • crectlton of tM wm'iln Mmed ~rtl•~• P•-• _.., llme. &odt will lie .. " ...... ....,. •Ir ..... . llUI • bulk ,,.,.'", It •bout to be publicly _.... •nd ••.O eloUCI •• AYltol m ... Oft_.,..,,..._,..,,.,.in.ner 11:00 a.m .• or•• -tl\e•Hfler u uate41 Ile,, .. "••1141•41•. II ltH<rllled. prKllCAllle Oft Frldey, Oec-· 1', ............. ~-~· U4I. ... TM,,_ -butlnHI •-eu of tteO In ti. Council O>a,.,.,,, ·City ....._ .. • -... U41. ......... ll\el11l.....,.lr•..,.orsere : Ha ll. 77 Felr Drive. Coste Met• . ...,.. • ..... t..N IA....._ ... EDMUND T. WONG elld ELSIE Callfomle m». for 11\e lurnltltl"9 01 ......... PlJBLIC NOTICE H.A WONG. 11212 vi. .... Strwl, c.t· F u R H I T u R E F 0 R T H E If .,... witl'I '° .... ,,.. #Yl::.::J:"' l "'°'o~=~INGYIP-Gl.ADYS HEIGH8DRHOOD COMMUNITY etterney lnlftitl'NIMf".-dO PICTIYIOUS•UM••u ¥ YIP, 1n12 Vi.rna Strwt, C.ernto., C~'!!IEtlR. I ~ •~ 11 1~~ '° P<Oftllllllly '° -"°"' ,_or NAMa STAt .. AaNt ~-.,. Mb -'"" -c oc• ..,.., pleMlllQ. 11.,,y, l'NY •filed on ltrne. T,,. fol_I,,. .... ....,, ••• ••"11 CA 90701 may IN abtell!ACI et n.e Office of -SI u.--tolkllM el <OnMjo 0. bu\lneu •· TM,,_ -bullllH\ ~ .. ,of Purc1t..ino Atief'lt •I n Felr Of'I ... "" • ...-Oft Mte -'Cl. -le O ICM ASSOCIATES, J Vl•nne , Ille In .. ,,...,,.,.,.,..'" Co.ta-... Callfoml•. 81ch "-'ti lie 11a cerlo l.......Sletamel\le, ... u1e l Newport 8Mdl. c.ltfOfni. n..o ., NATION PUBLIC NOTICE CHAO HSU HUl·YIEN, C/O Nancy returll4KI to .... attention of , ... City _,., -,_ ... 0 aJee«lon. •• c ....... J. Mcl.eugltltn, l Yie.-. L S. c ....... JOfff Gr•Y't-LeM. Hun· 1lt•rk, w1lllin .. Id hme limlt In • .,_y ·~· °'*99 -r99lltr-• Htwporl ~"• C.hlon11•'1..0 PICTITIOUS aUMNllS 117~:~ ,'::'...'!:.:~~~inet'I l\ereto '' ~l~.Owlt~~~.: ~mt~l·~r '•~ ~...'.: tlempo. I J e..-J 1Cno<ker1MKH• II P01111 Tiie f.::=..:T:!=··~• tlolt>Q y·~ ·-nu•""' --·-~·-TOTHERESl'ONOENT I Lome Dn~e Coron• Gel Mer :locrlbecl In..,..,., H . furniture, ·II•· Openl11q o.te. T,.. INlll~ l\et filed a petition C•l1torn14i mis· ' 1>u1i11H• •· , ...... equlpm•ftl, uock In Ired•. E•<'• bid '"*" •oe<lly H ell •..O COftC.••111 ... '°"' ........ If.,...,'•"' RONllO s Orr, 4» H-1•...S C...••. GRANO-OVER INVESTMENT ,,_,,.,.,., goodwill, leae ..... -Id every lteme\ wt lorlll In 11\e "'9<111<.a· to file•,.......... wltl\ln IO U Y\ ot lfw Vence• c.tolornoa ~1 COM PANV. UO H•wporl Center ompron......,.,, -co¥enent nol to llOft\. Any anO ell nc~lon• to tM d•I• that 11•1• 1ummortt h H•••O Tll" • Du\IMh ,, cono .. ct•O by • ?,.'::,.•· ~I• «IO, He-1 "!«"· C.• :ompete.,,., It lout.cl et ... W 1'th speclllcefiont must lie clurly •l•t.cl on you, your _..,II may i. entered .,_ Street. Co.i. Maw. CA in th• bod, and lellure 10 HI torll\ any eno Ille <-1 ,,..., .,..., • 1...,.,.._1 9•M••1 ~norwp Jin Herold 8e••I. 1120 S.nG•IW~ __ _ Tl\4 b•>'I,..., MMe uwd by,,,. w ld ltern In IM sll"(fllte llont '"•" bt containing 1111unct1ve or otl\er oroe,. Olar!ff J McL.•"9" Lene, H.-porl 8ee<11, CA . lren\leror• al ~Id loullor1 '' STA)( grounGslorr•IKtiOftOllllfbiO. concernln9 d l•11lon ot property Th•• stew"*lt .... lol9CI ""11' ~l\el Aleu..-r 8o•I•, • P1ntllur\t 8URGERS. Eecl\ bid >11•11 WI lorlh Ille lull spouHI tupport, Child •upport, •t'. County C1tr• ol Or ..... County on C· L•ne. Ht-1 8eecl\. Ce That .. Id bulk lr.,.\ler ''intended to n•mts •nd rtKlclenc .. ot •II 09rson• torneJ ,..,, ~I\. •l!d well otner rt to~• ll, 1• Fl M FrH P. Or;w.<n, 1901 Avenue ol ~• conwmm•l•d •t Ill• olllce ol end pertltK lnter .. IJHI In Ille P•Ol>O .. I lief •• may i. grant.cl DY ,,.. court. * j 111e Siers, Sle tttO. LO\ AnotlH, C• SERVICE ESCROW COMPANY, P.O. 11 tno bid" Dy• corpo,.llon, Stele 11\e Tl\4 vernltl'l<Nnt al -~·· 1.-ong 01 HUNTIElt •YOU too.I 801 711, Weltmln•t•r, Celllornl• '2613, n•me\ of Ow oftiur• ,.,.., c•n t111n enj mono or pr6oe•h, or 0111er cour1 Atter .. yt.t Uw Lo lle Al•,,..... Ut~v. Soutll Bo ,n or •II•• Oecem!Je• n, 1'190 · I egreement on •"t" of lllf corPOre11on eutllorl1td proc.e«11no• mn ••so ,.. •-'•~Ill•~ .. ~ 1• St . Hewpot'I 8e«ll, C. 1 Tll•I lllt IHI dete for llllnQ Claim• on and wMll\ef mort tl\en one olllttr '"" '"' O"K• ._ "'11 I Slltol• Son.ntl'llM , 24JI -neco 1 11\t u crow referred lo ll••••n "l mu11 s ign 11 111• blO I\ oy • o at.cl Oct-•.1t10 •~•M.C.........fVIJ Drtve,L . ...,..ee.c11,c;. ~cemt>er 71, ttlO P•rtner.,,op or • joint vtnlu•e, •l•lt LEE A BRANCH, C.l<I•~ Tel. t1t4l ~, .. , Tiiis butoneu " COtld"cttO Dy • So fer ., Is •no-lo .. ,d lnt-t<! tt>e n•""'s •nd edclrtt .. , Ol •11 119nerel By -rllynn 0.rron P"Dlo-Or ..... CO.HI D•1ly f.:iol IJeM••l lloAf'lnerYllp fr•Mttr•, w od intended Tren\ltror• lpe'1ner\ Mid joint """'"'''' 11 Ille ' °"Put' ' Nov 14, 11 21, OK ), '"° •-IO H-0 8erel u .. d ,,,. loll-lllO •cldl11on.I bu~neu blddrir I\ • >OI• proprltlor>lllP or I PuDll"* Or-C<N\I Ou ly P1101 Tl1o> SI-wn lllecl wllll 11\e name• •nO _,..HH wi1111n '"" "''" •noll\er entity tlWll "°"' IN•mtu un·1 Mo• 11.11. Oec S, U 1..0 -.1..c PUBLIC NOTICE Co .. nty Ci.rk of 9'•"91 County on year> 1•'1 PHI None Cler .. flctitlou\ neme. '"" bid '""" be -Ho"•"'-1t, ,., Oated ltowmber lO, '·"° in the re•• ,..,.,. of t11e b'-w\111 e PlJBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINIESS Pl"9P Cl\AO HW H\ll·Ylen. C1esi911•tlon lollowlnQ "10wlnQ '"0811> llfAME STATIEMIENT . 1"1Tlll C. ••ADfl'OaO lnt......,Trensleree ltllt llcltlout "em•l". provided, ------fllt toUOwlng pe<'°"S •rt Ooo"O \A.._..,.~ 8r: Haney L.S. Cllen. l\0-ttr, no llctl~ neme l l\ell be NOTICI TOC411CNTOll~ ·-· ----·-· __ _ __ _ ........___-~···· .. • • ·-···-···--·--·- Anor..,yJn ltct ~~·-9.16•<-•"'e9111t• OP•""............. NEWPORT AEROMAU TIC1'L t.c....., ........... 11 llYICI ISCltOW COM .. ANY lion ... 1111 the Or-'County RKortler IS.Ct. 6111 -61117 U.C.C.l Sll>L Es 00'20 Borell St • •OS Hew-I Ml"--' t.-r Ortw 14!12 a.edl ....,._ In u .. Of corporell~. inclUO. '"" NOTICE IS HEAE8Y GIVEN to I B .. cn ·,. '1MO ' ---'~.Ca. - I ... , .... ~. c..nta nemu ol the Prttldenl. Set rtt•ry c ••dltOf\ of J AllillES l. YOH •nd C~•9t M Po~t Ill nn HHIM• PU4>11-<>-C.0.•I 0.lly PolOI Pubflll\ecl Or-Coe>I D•llY Polol Trt .. urer. •f\Cf MeN90• llE 8ECCA l YOH, Tren\r.ron, w"Ow L•~ Nt-1 S.acn C. '1..0 Ho• 21, a, De< 1, U . l'IO 4'10-t0 ~c s. ,.., -IO Tl•• Coif Council of lilf Coty ol CO.I• bu\lnu\ eOdrtH o> , IUt LOcn k •dl• "°""' nn r<u tner ........ ---- jMt .. ,.~,.., ltlt roQfll 10 ••tKI enr Lornono. City of LO> Al.amot0>. County NewPOrt BHcll C• t2..0 PUBLIC NOTICE .,, •II bod'\ ot LO\ A~IH. Stele ol C•hlorn1e, PUBLIC NOTICE '"•' • bulk lr.nsler ,~ •txk.lt lo cw 1 f\1\ l>u\\fW"\\ t'\ "onout \f'd o., • DATED D!"C.mbl!r 4, 1'IO I '"'"'~ P¥tnef'Vl•P w CT T OUS 8 •1w1u N·11'Jt I Publi~Or-Coe\IOeolyPllol m•de ~o ATTAO KHADEM I c..c>rQitMPo..fy l11 rl II u.~ joec S.1'90 4f00.IO Tren\ltree, --Du\tneu eddl'•H •S fll .. , I llleCI ""'" ,.... NAMI STATIMINT f'ICTITIOUS•USIHIESS , -------I HOU WOOlwoCll City ol L•ouna r<1111 .._ "' -w•> Tiit 1011ow111q oe<sons ere dqinv NAMI STATIMINT l County of Or..,.j. Steltt of Calilornl.a "-ounl t C~rll ol O••n~ Cou,.tr on Dw\oneu .. Tl1• lollowlnQ ~rwn• ••• dolnQ PUBLIC NOTICE Tf\t P-1Y to bl! tren•len eo " Hov•m-II , ttlO OMK ASSOCIATES. l Votnne, t>uslneu e$ ------OfJK rl-1n -•I •• All stoc1o: In "ffflt 'Newport IM«JI, C.totornie "* H UNTINGTON BEACH AS f NOTICIEOFINTENOEO trace. loll1U<t\. e<aul-t •nO 9D0d l Cllerl*\ J llll<U<4111ill, l Vienna. I S T P"Dlo~ Or-C:O.•I D•olr Polo! HewPOrl a..cll Cafltor"lli..,..., SOCIA TES, 16•1 Kott"' nQ treet, TltANSPIER UND•R SIEC IONS •Ill ol 11\at fee creem • •-wlcll bu>I No• 2'. Dtc ), u. 1', !'lllO 4m4i0 J-J l(•no<l..-..Clo:er,·11 P°'nl l•~lne,Ca.'271< • 2•1l•NDMa1', ,,. .. ~-u&OB&Y &RAHAGAH'S Butler Hou\1"11 Corporellon <• CAlll'OltNIA •USINIU tCE CREAM & 5,AHOWICHES •nG Lome Ori••. Corone dtl Mer. 1 C•lltorno• c0t1>«•tlonl, '"' IC.ettt<-ANO~llOf'ISSIOMS CODE 1oceted at 4410 &wren<• Parkwey, Ci· PUBLIC NOTICE Celllorn .. ~ Ing StrHI, ,,...,,,..,Ce. '11'• 1. Nemt ol llcensn, f\os SoClel ty Of Jrvlne, County of Or-. Stet• 01 ltONlld S. Orr. OS H-i.t"" C~e1. Houtlnq Ceplt•I Corpor•tlon l• Sec urity numb••. end •ddreu 01 Calllornla, ;.1CT1TtOUSaUMNIH veno<e,CM~..,., Dutrlct of COfUMOIA corporetloft), 1 UJ 11onse<11)1'9"'1Ms, lncfucll"9 Zip C-· Tiie bull trenller w1t1 bl! conwm· NAMI lr.TAT•MaNT Tllh bvtlllHt h condu<lta bJ • ,.lltentll StrHI, H W , W•Sl'llllOlOn. Noc-PadOONt, 1500 Adem\, Coste m•ted on or .... , Ille 7Jrd det ot TOt IOll-ln9 pertonl ert dOl"9 ....... rel ~p DC >0005 Me ... C•lilornl• December. ttlO •I 10 00 A M et t>us•nenu . C-IHJ. McLe...,,lon Tl11\ buslnen .. CO()ducted by e Elll•bolll M. R•doon•, uoo PA 0 FE SSIOHA L E SC Row MAT I O H AL EH E "G y Tiii\ .._._ .. ~hied Wiii\ , ... llmltedl)«1,.nlllP Ad•ms.CostaMt ... Celllornl• SERVICES,'"'"°'• adclrtu " 1971 RESEARCH CO .. ltt Dover Or , C.OUfllY Cler11ofOr .... Countyon0c· 8UTLE1t HOUSING 1 H•,.,., So<l•I Security numMr. Hortll TUJlln A-(Po$1 Office Boa HewPOrl llHcl\, Ce .,.,, ,_,JI, 1• CC>ftl'ORA TIOH and ecldms of intended tr.,.\IUff, In· I Utll, Senl• An•. Celllorn la 91701 Rey J. lloycl, tU-A MtlOCly UM. eQenerelPartner CludlnQZlpCode; 1'1111) TM! 11\e lett date for llllno C°'te-.e.C..'2U7 Admlnlllretl•e SU·l2 H1S, SI 12 Hervuo Ave., 110.ce ..... rnnO. 19'0 C°'ta aJ, A-hecll. Ce 90111 •y: .. tty L Ol>led, 4ntl\ony Dorie , ~ S.c No I Cl•imt In ltle HCr-relerrltd to ""'rein Du<llley G. lloy(I. ttOI CMnino L• Vice Pr"IOtn' •..O Wot minster, C.llforn" So I•• n Is --10 11\e Tr.,.•leree, F J Gor'91e, "U Cre.W, HUlll· MUNt•a&YOl9 A ....... ,..~ I-.. .we .... Dr •• s.-,. ,.... OMc'9 .. """ ,,.. ... , c.-.... mu Tr..-r Hll~ro Dor••. So< ...,, No ••I b\lslneu nA"'H --"'" u-1nvto11 SNd\. c.. ,_ 1111• •UoltfNnt ,.,_ lllecl w11n ,,,.. HJ·1'·111•. ~11 1 Hervaro Avt . Dy Ille Transferor tor Ille ~II Ill'" Tnl\ Dlliinttl It Condup eo Dy e T .. : 17Hl --1 p....,,_ Or .... Co!ISI 0..lt Polo( ro .. nly Cler• of Or•ft90 County o" wu1m1nslH. C.lllornoe yu ru re Se,.,. hmlteo ...,.,,.Ml>IO O.t•m-2. ,.. l Kllld OI llC•~hl lnlt.-cl to lie O•ted Oec-1. '"° Fr-~ .. "ov 14. 21. ZI Oec S. 1• ~ l'lt .. 11 or•n•lerr.O ON SALE SEER A~D AtteO l(,._ml Tl\I> IU-was hied willl 11\ell M•S••Yl,MUM"•" WINE FOii BONA FIDE PUBLIC ... O,llllONAL escaow County Cter11 of Or-COUfltY on I ""e"lt 1,Dll EA f ING PLACE SIRYICIS Ho .. -12. ,_,, '""" tt•<-Dtt•• • lote1c~rauon10 IM o-•d tor tttlN_,.T_A_ Publl•-Oran .. ~oett Oelly Ne~ 9Mcll, Ga ti-tne """""" -llttnM " MO,l!O 00 ""'Ottke ... 11117 Pilot ....... i., 21.11. Dec ), t••SJ1..0 PUBLIC NOTICE -;,CTI'TtciUt au11ii1u NANITATIMa"T l'\11111-1 °' ... <N\I o .... Pool I.IOI\ ... ., l.OIS S.lAAM,C.........tt.rtl ,.. --~· 0.< ' IJ ,. 16 It.cl 490\ IO C••" Ooillo>ttecl In E>A>row U ,000 00 lt<,...., .... ~P 1 O•m--· tor lllt ""'-· OI U\11 Pub1hl\ecl Or .... eo." Oally Piiot PUBLIC' NOTICE to "-de-""" on twr-0 1 ~ 00 Dec J, l'lllO ,..,.IC) \Jn,•• u1.a~~ Nol• \n tavot ot --___....__ __ _ PICllflOUUUttNH• 1"';,:~::~!';.:'. ~"' 11\e •mGUnl 01 In PUBLIC NOTICE NA.Ma tfAfaMeNT ••ttlot~ not tu a1t eed tn• '""' of ------- 11\• tolloWll\i "°'""" o• OVlllU t>v" '1!0 00 LIGAL MOTICI heu •• "'-ut• a f\U ~tuflty AQHt•mttn t m flllWl"'OltT··M•M UNl,llD ( A~A ti CEHINO tl/\J h1111<ar• I ••or 011,. .,.lie• •H,OWOO SC"°°'-DISTRICT lnu10.ra S111la llO ll•IM (• '111• l O IAI WO /IOOU IJallkel11¥1 ..... •te1 0 •16 Slu•f 11 11 HI h YI'••• , Ille f)l.,o -I• llw \Oll\l~t•toon NOTICE IS HEAE&Y GIVEN IMI l'Vuf•"•'d !>une t.O 11vme. Cot 9llt• '"' tN treft\flt ''' 1ne llU\1tw\\ 41nd trw '"• 8 oerd of Educ•tlon of the f nh fHoU .. u h 'c.naut leit by • t1t.••h• Of ftcef\w\ " to 1.-~·a '' Jritt•pOf1 ,.,. .. untOed S<.~l 01,·trkt 1111111•11 P•rl,,.,.11110 wt:) It: ltH MIJ I U~I I:\( AOW ltOill of O••noo C-ly Wiii rK•I .. ff•l.O 0.leSluaru ~o VClllHA \fAt:I I Slllll 101 blll•uplo2.00PM ontl\elfthO.yol llll• ,,.,.,, .... , ..... 111..i •Ith lh• I USllH (1'11,_0 ,.HIA ull '" ~,, .. Dec•m-•• , .... ,Ille OlllC• of .. Id c.eunty Ci•r• 01 o .. fllfll C.111m1~ 1111 P•<•mbll• 14, 1t90 Scllool Oltlrlct, loutecl et llSI Pl«•n· H•venllwir 71, ltlO • 1 n. IJOlrll•• •II' .. lh•I tr1t 1 "" lie Sir .... COii• Maw Ctlllornle, II , ... ," •• .,. •• ,, .... tClf , ... '"""'" ol 11 ... """ •hlCI\ time Mid blcl• will lie PUbliCIY MUNTllll a YO" "•" aoo 11\e llCell.., 011h.e11M>I\10 lie ---•-lor: AHW!Mf'Ml.ew P•IG •ltertn.Oepert,.,.nt olAICOllOll< S .. llAY 800TH AHO SHEO , .... 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I llre11u to u lt e tcollo llc o10r..,..c_.,, .,._ .... •I DU S 1'1'161 St • Unit PtJBUC NOTICE c;eltfornl• lt4, (Mte--M, ('e ntlt ~ H .. wy Fltl'ler PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS 8 tMU- NAMI STATIMa•T Tl\• IOllOWl"9 "''°"' are CIOiftt ~'lnHI•. MOK ASSOCIATES. J Voenne, Newport llM<ft, Calllomle t1..o Cl\erln J. Mcl.eugltllll, l Vie,..., HewPOrl llMcl\, Celltomi. t1..o Jamn J. ICnk•..-aer, II Point Loma Orlv•, Corona Oel ¥or . Celllornle mli R-ld s. Orr, OS H_,_ CM>el, ll•nlce. c.tltomie _, fl\I\ blnlneu Is conducted bf • -·•I _. .. n111p. Cllar'-lJ McUUflfllln Tiiis ll•t-1 ••• filed wltlt 1i. County Ciarlo. of Or.,,.. C:-IY on Oc· ·-•JI.I ... ' MUNTlll & YOll A..__,. .. ..._ , ... ,.n .... Dr ....... ,. ~· CMftc• ... ""71 trvlN.~"7\J T .. : 1114) ....... 1 Pllbll\Mtl Or ..... Coall 0.lly PllOt HOY. U. ll. 29, 0.C. S, t• 4~ PUBUC NOTICE PICTITI0\11 Mllt ... U ltAMlllTAT ...... T Tiie ... _.... --,, ...... -· ... .... , lt.8 . IEMTEll~RISES, Uta Del••.,. Pl«A. 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"" -. o.c. s. u. tt, •• 4,.... ----------~-----------"' -1-.1\aON •• _.. Call Hl-1171 PUBLIC NOTICE ., o: ht r. e4 p J - Loi\ ot e11anton<1 rlnQ• and oernnQi; QOICI CNlln\ fin UHnd 1md er y\lfl bronH\, SOM• fut nt ture, olli Cht9ndultwt\ bro\~ 1amps, et< . SOmethinQ fOt ev~r yon from \1 00 up frt't' ac1m1u1on Banll. or -Americ• Ma\ter criaroe. c~ 11.'lo some term!> available . J SALE Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights December 5, 6 and 7 1nepect1on of an IMf'ChanclM Frtday, Sat.urmy, and Sunday -t-5-P-.M·. and 7•PM ... Special Holdey Auction Sun. 3P.M. new port auetion eompany 2542 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA (714) 645-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 PM Art L.evlnt· A..C:llC>nff• \\buld dare \\ear so little? --·-· .......... PUBLIC NOTlCE Vi ce President Walter Mondale has m et with University of Minnesota presi· dent C. Peter Magrath, at the latter's request, to explore the possibility of M o nd a l e le.aching a nd lecturing at the university. PUBLIC NOTICE ll'ICTITIOUS aUl!NIH ,.CTITIOUI aUllNIH NAM«'STATIMINT NAMS STATl ... NT Th• toll-Int --I• OO•ng txai Tiie ,.,._.,,. --.. clol"9 ....... Mt' •t AtH •.1: • TIP OA'T1' E"1'E"PIUUS; 1'01 N&LM>H •• A'6AM£~. LTO., SoMlll OllY• Street, Sant• AAa, Ca 10101 Stater, SMiie 211, FoMntaln '2707 vane,, ca. '21111 PalrlO o Enright, 1501 Soulll Ta rn, Samff. •• Barto .. 1110 Olln St ..... ~ta An• Ca '1101 Court. H-1 Be.ell, C. .,.., Tr.I\ -lneu h conou<ted b• •n 1n TlllS 1>v11neu IS condv<led bf • d lYIClu•I llmll•CI _,,.rlhLp. Purl<-0 Enright T¥ .. S....W. Tnl• •La-I WU tlltcl ..... ,, t!w Gerwr•I Partne• Count Cl•rk ol Ora ngt County on Thll •lal..,..,...t wa~ hied wllh ,,,. o.ce..:-bof' • ttlO Counl'f Cttt-ot Orangt County on . FIMJH Novembto< "· '"° Publl\htd Orangt C.CWSI O••IY Pltol Fl .... Ot< S 11 It 16 1te0 •MS-tO Pullll-Ot-C.0.>I Delly Ptlot1 _ · ' ' _ ----Nov. 11, 21. Oec I, ~7. ,.., 4'",_, PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ~-----, FICTITIOUS •Ustll!ISS FICTITIOUS auStNEH NAME STATEMENT lllAMI STATl,_IJNT Tnf' followl"O ~rwn\ •re dolno The followlnQ perM>n\ •rt doino bu\tn•\\ •-' Ou\lntu ., B • P SERVICES, 2100 Orak• COPY SlOP, 11.0 !.. H.,t>or Blvd , Ayonut, CD'lt• Me .. , C• '11•1b S•nta """· c... 92/0S ', I Robert E Buw:l\mann, 7811 0•4kt 0•-• Enletprln Inc I• C•l•IO•ni• AYwnu .. CO'll• Me ... Ce 'l?U• torp0r•llon). 1"11 WMm's Ln , Hunl· A•IPll E Patte•wn 7800 O•a•• 1neton Buen, c. 91- ••tnUf', c ... 1. Mew. C• '1U& Tiiis l>uslnH\ I• tonduct4'i by • cor· Thi\ bU\h~s\ Is conaucted ov a oor•11on I QrnPt•I p.1rtnttf,h1p tAof'Qll: N Kent I A E Bu.cllm•nn o.&. EnltrP<IH In< f nl!~ \t•ft mf'nt w•s tiled w ith lht> 8y GeorQit N l(ent, County Clerk ot Or•n9P Counly on Pret.tOent Or<rm""' l l'llO Tiii• \La-I '""' ltltcl '""" 1ne FIMJIOC:ounly Clen. ot Or•nge Count y on Pub"'""° Or•nQP Coa\t Oa1ly Pllol Nove mber It, ltlO o..c s. 11, .'~.a. t'lf'L~ . •407 eo F l•teH Pubh"'9CI Or-Co"'t Oelly P1101 P UBLIC NOTICE Nov 21. 29, OK I 11 t'l90 OSI IO ·--......... -FICTITIOUS austNEH NAME STATEMENT r n,. tot1owin9 Qif'rwn~ •re dOinQ lKl\1ne\\ •\ L • I. D EVELOPMENT 110 Newoort ~ter Of' • 11110 • ._. .. ....,Po, I P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS a uStNEH NAME STATEMENT •········-~ BHlll <:a '11..0 Ml .. f L.ony, 10099 •rr-F°""" ta •n Vafl•Y. Ca. '1110I Thf' fot1ow1n9 oer\.On\ ,,. oo iruJ tK.f\1n•\~ •i T H E PARl,.ER S H IP, ?HO H~Qhl•nd W•y L•Qun• 9r•<n. C• 'l?•St You 're not ba...,hful wht:n 1t comt"-to ~howing ~our good look"· (C) That\ whv vou -.houkl wear the Co~rnrJ Roval rn.'\('OIUL Mariner, av<1ilahlc at jl'wcl~ b~· Jo~ph . It\ the wo~lcJ\ <Jl'Altil. ••••~ thinnc'>t water-re'>i'>tant watt:h. (A mere 4 millimeter., rhin, ca"K anJ all.) Albert R u.Ga,_, l.ll Emn•ld 8ay, L•9'H'll l!each, <:• 9201 Th1\ OU\tneu, h conelutted by • gene• at IW,_\Np Mlktfl.onf nu1 ,, .. .,,-..nt •• , flled with .,. Brend• •nd R1cn•rd Sw1nQ1 11'4 11lg nt•nd W•y, Laqun• Ou<ll. C• n .st I rru, bu\1nt~' " c onouct~d by • gene••• 1>«1nenhlp County Ctt•k ot Or•nQOt County on NOYember 70, t'l90 Brenda Swine Thi\ \tatement ...,., hied with Uw County Cl•rk ol Orange County o" Fl-7 HovemMr 19, l'l90 Publ•Sned °'"""'" eo..i Dally Piiot Fl-I NOY 11 .11.0ec.S,t7,t'l90 .... .., Publl\hed OrAOQt C:O.>I Deily Piiot I ;UBLIC NOTICE .·, NOY. 21, 29. Oec s. 11, t'l90 P UBLIC NOTICE N·72"M FICTITIOUS aUstNIH N·729'S NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS aUstNEH Tiit 1011-int penon I~ ooino ..... 1 NAME STATEMENT ritu ., Th• tot1ow1no person ~' dolno bU\1 I G ROUP INNOVATIONS, LTO . MU•\ t97U MacArtllur Blvd , 47)0, lryln.. EASTStOE CRIMPERS. lu• E ' C• '111S l(altlt• Aw . Or-. Ca '1W.I Carol J. Byron, 1"4S V•• Le91>. Snaun Rlord<tn, 400 S Flo••• St AnJ t~i~ little watch i~ big on accuracv. Its Nine-Line electronic <JUart1 keep.., The Royal Mariner right on time to within (jJ second.. y ""' I ,,..,..,, '"'"" \J.m11 ... '"' per year. Anti never needc; wincHng. Palm Otwr1, Ca '11t0 Orange, C. .,_ Thi\ busltw\\ I\ cono...ct.-d by •n tn Thi\ bu'-'IW'\\ '' conouctf'd b• "" .,.. d•v•d'-'•' d•v•du•• re ~"'k'· "'""""' ·""" "''""n' ..n1.11 Thi~ Swi~ beauty, hand-crafted u ... ·-····-·..in..ric.h..14 .• k.arat..gulcL.is....no.\Y....a.tJe~·ek.h~-Joseph...P..ricecLas ·-·-·-·-. C J Byron 51\aun R1Md•n Tf\I\ tlat.rnlnl •• , fittd w1lh lM l nl\ sl•t..,.....,,t _,., flled •111'1 tftie I ~hown with imported lizard '-trap, Sl,390. Or with matching ·~~~>..~~.:,J.J2!t.'l9'..J;9:llJ1\Ull _~~~~~l;~~-Q/p.11L..C.O...OJY..QQ. 11'1,..., Fl Pubtl\l.o Or-Coa•I Oalty Pl•ot Pullll•lle<I Or-<:0 .. 1 Oalty Pilot ra le I Pl pt I et l 1 m 8 \ cc I\ 14 karat golcJ han<l, · 4, -c)( I. Nm', after we\ c rokl you all that, date you be Laught wearing anything cl'>t:? Jf:Wf:LS by JO~PH· • •/ 1fur/1flt10 ,,, lfllJ/ /111 tr.,(T (/} 111'/Tl. ~ I 1 ... ttl-J .ot "'•uth l1'"t l'l.u<i It\ l1 ... 1a ;\k-... <>1""n ;\l1.nJ:t~ thnlll~h ~ ... ;uur\b\ ( J\(;S) Ill a 111 1111111 '' I' 111 aa l -..111K.1;i, -"••>fl until..; p.m. t\JI m.il" lrL't.111 rnrcJ, ai-.J ~ l~'l"'JIMli/1,1 Jo:"d' i,, J•.-.t"Jlh .11.t•.unr-. ""kt>nlt:' l>i""lt: 1~14) _\~)_lJO(,t, Ott S I) It, 76, l'llO "01-tO Ott s. 11 1' 7' l'llO ·~IOI You-c••• , ... , ......... DAILY PILOT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ {! {! ~ QU1ristmas Wr.e.e .J.estiual! ~ {! {! }; • Custom Designed Trees 'i; ~ • Miniature Houses ~ {! . • An Earl y American "Kitchen at {! {! Chri st mas.. {! {! • Country Store/Gourmet Foods {! {! • Gift Boutiques {! {! • Wreaths to your Order {! ..H .. • Vis it with Santa-Santa Photos {! ~ 1 J :30 AM to 3:30 PM {! • Jim Gamble and hi s Puppets {! {! Saturday & Sunday 1:45 and 2:45 PM {! {( • Irvine Mas ter Chorale: {! {( Madrigal Singers, Saturday 3:45 PM {! {( Concert of Christmas Music. {! ..H Sunday 3:45 PM {! r • Corona del Mar Hig h School Orchesis b r Dancers. Saturday & Sunday Noon 1; IA • Refreshmen ts Available ~ {( {! ~ {! i ®p .en ]!{nltli .e ~ \ ~ Saturday, December 6TH {! {t. Sunday, December 7TH {! {{ 11:00 AM-5:00 PM {! {( Adults $2.00 ~ ~ J Children $1.00 {! ~ .. N rwpnrt 'Harbor Art illus ritm {t {( {( R50 San C le mente Drive. Newport Center {( The proceeds from this event qualify as matching fu~ds for the National {( Endowment for t he Arts Challenge Grant. {( ~***********************************{( . ' Fn~. December 5, 1980 for Best Quality and Sefection of Handmade ·rugs from China, Persia, India & Romania at reasonable prices. 2421 E . Coast Hwy. (714) 673-2224 Corona del M~r Christmas Shop Friday in South Coast Plaza till 9:00, Saturday till 6 :00; South CO.rt Plaza Cotta Meaa 95 7 · 1511 Pcmasonic Genius II microwave oven FACTORY DEMONSTRATION1 SAT. & SUN .• DEC. 6-7 -12-4 P.M. (ALSO: DEC. 13-14 & 20-21 NE-7920 Geni14.s 11 Two Auto Sensor Controls: COOK and DEFROST-COOK The NE-7920 Genius II microwave oven •·om Panasonic programs time and power level seltings automatically at the tap of a single conlrol. . • ;:> A11IO St:nsor Controls Cool.. rtlll) D 'ft OS t·Cook . • J-st.iqe memory pe11orm~ c ornu1nc111on 01 ttP to 3 commands in r\ row • Defrost setting with t1ttlom;1t1< -.1.1nd1nq time • OC'lny/Stand willls up to 10 hrc; 19 mm lx'fore twtwPen 0 1 ;ifte1 .1 con1mi'1nc1 • t'l <11.illll'h'r C 11n k A Rn l1nd t...1.1ri•i 1•f11· T11rntahlt> d11tomatica11v tw n<. fu rnJ •;:'le 11P l W(ll llttllq t .. ('"h • M 1111.hint.,11,11 111 1J11;•ltii '101 1.. • Clf',11 Vtf'W 0 11pn c1• ''" • Haror nver color r u n 1<.ht.1,,1o. nt11'> -.nec...•nl Auto Sensor coot.mg supplenK 111 111c l11C1t:d ( . . D41LY PILOT f Business .. Taies could soar due 14--=--few bond ratings faetl - ay IOllN ('\l NNlf~ ............ _ !W YORK Taa~•Y"'-m11bt bo pa>1n1 at., ia""h u IUIO m\UIUin a 1""•r In i)l'nalun benuH ltM1r ~•l and tat.-'o\lemm .. nt are unablt> to pruv Gt-bottd ratina M \llN' w\lh vu11\ mrornua taon Th111 ma1• ·~ from H"·nluo H•rrtl!li, p~u dil-nt of ~&ndard • l'oor '•· har1t4'1l of the ralln¥ aer' It . rould port•nd a rd uu l b)' S. V to ralt IO\'t-mme>nu that fall tu t<o• rtil'l iH'\ out\lll\i p rau· llrt"li Whal et a.Uy 1rt. riaunc 1M1n1c t'e. 111."l'll h baa&... t'OWlUn1. under .,hiC'h mun1c1pallt1~ii tbo• uPC'!ftdituru and·r.-"~oue onl)' when c·ash ·~ "~•a\td or apttnl nut "'h~l\ 11~nd111g commit ~•wanm8't4i ·••• .,... becom1n~ 1ncreum1ly c:once.r~ed '*' .._. <"Ub but · tt\tilhod ol fuuuwlal reponme _. ~ \Ai walh mfomt1tl0ft sufficient -to rate bone»." ttarri .. toW a recent mMliDC of atat.e exttutlv• lf modem accounlln1 ayat.ema aren't installed b)' l\H'h bond l .. uert, he (Karrie&) said, SlrP will d.c de If 6l "ahoYW •imply wtthdra.,, from the but1nru'' <>f ratlna U\em. If that happened, municipalities woWd likeb' pay tWen hf1her money cotta or, c6nceivably, rruahl ~ven find themselves unable to ralae money . at any price beh uae they couldn't demonstrate l'l'edil·WOrlhtneH . . Harries appears to bave Hpport from the Sec urities and Exchanae Co01miaaion in hi• cam· p•lgn for m~re modern ac· 1:ountln~ pract1ce11 . The SEC. which regulates the corporate marttet, earlier s taled lhal "t he market.. for municipal se~urilles pl'ovides investors only limited proltt· t1on compared wi\h corporate. government or other issuers." Benuse their accounting practices tail to provide needed 1 n r o r m a t 1 o n . a o m e cu"'"""· munu.•1palities find their credit ratings lowered by the rating agencies , a move that almost always ralau lbeir borrowing costs . Baaed on Its own ln·ho~e uperience , S&P estimates that the penalties may uverage from one-eighth to ~ne-quarter of a percentage point. On a typical $100 million issue of bonds with a 10-year avera1e life that percentage diffe rence equala $1.25 million to $2.~oo in added costs to already. overburdened munacipaJ ·budgets. S&P estimates that the total market for new 1eneral obliaation bonds tot.ala about $12 billion a year, and that half don't comply wl\h aenerally ac· cepted accounting principles. IT MEANS, SAYS S.CP, that "taxpayers could be penalized from f7S million lo $150 million over the !().year average Ure of the bonds." These added expenses could be reduced or eliminated, Harries suggested at a Nov. 17 meet- ing in Little Rock or the National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers, if municipalities would: Conform to generally accepted a ccounting principles rather than their own ootiou of what ln· formation they wis h' to make available. -Be independently a\ldlted within 111 monlhl of the end of lhe fiscal year. -Keep their books on a modified accrual, rather than cash basis, ao that revenues are ,. ported when they become measurable and a vail•· ble to pay expenses. . -CONTAIN WITH THEIR accounting rePott an auditor's opinion and disc\oaure notes, and cite any variance from generally accepted accounting practices that might lead lo misinterpretation. · "General obligation bonds are sufferin& Crom an erosion ln confidence -a credibllity aap, "ne , told the officials. warning them that the market would continue to exact a big price because of it. Governments, he said, cannot defeat the market "Investors have too many other bond is· s ues to choose from, and may continue to penalite general obligation issue.rs i.asing archaic account· ing systems." CONSTRUCTION FINANCING Interest rate hit· for car sales dip •Residential up to it units · · no takeout commitment required •commerC'ial Buildings Takeout commitment required along with leases •orange County Properties •Land Loans up to l year SO'?< of appraisal •up to $750.000 I ler itag Bank 2171 CAMPUS DRIVE• IRVINE. CALIFORNIA 92713 CONT ACT JEFF JOHNSON (714) 833-3700 DETROIT CAP) -High interest rates are t>t-1ng blameJ by industry executives for the failure ' of domestic automakers to produce a sales turnaround in Nove mber. November sales figures. announced this · week by the rive major U.S. companies, were 8 pen·ent below last year. But the fi nal 10 days of the month were even worse. down 17.3 percent. November sales by the U.S. manufacturers totaled 529.288. compared with 599,247 a year ago. There were 24 sales days this year, one more than la!\t year. • At American Motors Corp .. Thomas Staudt, vice president for marketing, said escalating in· terest rates "continue to draw down industry sales performance from what would o\herwise be its demand potential." But Bennett Bidwell. car and truck group vi<:e president at Ford. said it was "incorrect" for buyers to believe that interest rates on auto loans rise along with the prime rate. now at 18.S percent. ··1n actual practi<:e . most auto-loan interest ~======:::::=:=::=::::::::=:::~=======::;;;:;;;...=..._.....;;...., ~ . - -.._:.~COLLE~~CT~OR~S~-W LET US SHOW YOU HOW TO APPRECIATE YOUR CAR . . . INSTEAD OF DEPRECIATING IT! CALL NOW AT 754-6581 SUM COAST LEASING Under new owners~1p 17777 Main St. • Suite 0 • Irvine PUBLJC NOTICE r uauc NOTICE CORNER R•r• Cotne & Stemp• GOLD & SILVER Prtc:ea fOt' 12-4-IO -c---. -Cl . ., .... .... ... 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' P ICTITtOlll IUlliiiii-- .. AMe aT4TallM"' f,O-loti.Mlll "'"" It ... Ill liloltl· MM e t; PANCY LEOOS. 1117 $. Pec:Hlc CNH Hi.-v. a...,... -..Cll, Ge. .,.., .__ DI p,_ 11-U .. , 190 c:-.u St .. &..-llNcJI, Ce.""' T'lllt .......... ~·· ....... ........... ...,_DIP- ~ Tll• 1.ai.;.1,.. penena are cio1n1 INM!le"M: -ICOM ASSOCIATES. J Vllnn•, N-pel1 IMdl, Gelllomle .,_ Cllerlft J . MdA ..... lln, > Vlt!nna, NH•-' INC'.11, C .. tttmla ttMO J•,,_ J, ICllkket'W<ller, 11 Point L•m• Ori¥•, Coton• dol M •r , C.lllofllll -.is .__.. I. o .. , •U .._,., Cet1el, Ve11k e, CellM'llle tOitl flllt Wtlflnl ti COIMl!Ktecl Oy • _...,., ,....... .... °""" J. MtLAlllfttlll Tiiie - -11..-wltfl tlW ~Y °"" tll ~ C-y en <>c-.-, 11. 1• .. ......... ., ... .-... •-· rates for individual buyers are controlled by state regulations and do not automatically rise with the prime," Bidwell said. One compa ny analyst. who requested . anonymity. agreed. "To blame interest rates is wrong," he said. "The interest rates on autos are no higher than they were four months ago. It's the pert eption of hi gher interest rates thars hurting." Imports continued a strong year-long show· ing, taking 24 percent or the domestic market in November with sales eslimated at 170.000. up about 8 percent from last year. Import manufacturers. whose share or the U .S. market has been as high as 29 percent this year . only report monthly sales. Among the U.S. carmakers. GM sales fell 6.5 pereent for the month, compared with the, same period a year ago. ·But GM plunged 20.5 percent for the final 10 days. At Ford Motor Co., sales were off 14 percent for November and 19.3 percent for the month-end period. Al Chrysler Corp .. November sales were up 6.8 percent from depressed levels of a year ago and up 3 percent in the final third of the month. AMC, which only reports monthly sales. was down 19.2 percent, but up an estimated 18.5 percent in the last 10 days. 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SMOCK THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil K~ane GORDO "Then what ELSE did mommy do when she was a little girl?" DENNIS THE MENACE t ' . . ... . .. -. . ....... JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS iOOAY1GUYS1 WE EXPLORE OUR R0015!-E:Vlti'~NCE SHOWS IHAI OUR POOHAWK Af\JCe510RS CAME HERE FROM ASIA! o·s ·· NANCY 1...----------.... c •wo u ... ..,r .. ,,...s •"" THAT POOR LADY DOESN'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO f by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan FOR EXAMPLE, "THESE · e MOL.PY 01.P FOl..!7EP.S FROM i iliE CHOU FOO YU~ i "TRAVEL.AG€NCV! J l i by Ernie Bushmiller HOW OLD ARE YOU feet HOW MUCH DO YOU MAKE ? ·-'DO YOU DYE YOUR HAIR'?--· ETC. -ETC.-ETC. , . ... , .. -... ._ .. ---.., .... -. ~ .... -.. COMICS I CROSSWORD . . BIG GEORGE by Vlrtil P1rtcll "Here ... eat it before 1t qets cold." by Kevin FagM I (,('f ALL M'4 CllR1~1'~A s ~'fl)rF' ouf Of 1'11£ \I.IA~ EAR"-"1! 'IOU1ll M£vtR lA1''14 M£ A'f 'fit( POS"f orf ,,E ON I ALIAIA'IS WOW0£REO w~ I ~(C£•-J£0 'ICAJrt $ASON1S (,~f1'1 N&S IN AllWS'f' ! ~i~r~s ~~ by Lynn Johnston by George Lemont TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 E•Pk>tt s 0""'1°5 - Can race 10 Solidifies 1' Sutter sub 15 lJIJSOO 16 OropclOth 17 T urllllll regl, ment 18 Canadian province: 2 words 20 Perry Muon's gal 22 Sy 23 Pyromania 24 Mr Aloe 26 Man's name 27 Veil 30 SWN1ing 3C Tete -- 35 Japanese general 36 -Bravo 3 7 Stlterness 38 French GI co Splne c 1 Hard water 42 Shear 43 Not blond 45 Ingenuous 47 Farm machines CB Vrtry. Sp. C9 811tiard snot soc.a- UNITED Feature Syndtcate Thursday s Puute $otved 53 Dandle S• 8uOQK1$ 58 Give in 61 Oles - 62 Loner 63 Bev.ages 64LMt 65 Timbre 66 Squandered 67 Passage DOWN 1 Spur 2 French pro- noun 3 Diary 4 Attire 28 NY city 5 Paragram 29 Rent ag11n 6 Closed 30 State Abbr 7 Stream 3 1 Ms Rich 8 T~ 32 Chlle e•P<>rt 9 EIMfloe 33 Dupes 10 Blusters 35 Till 1 t Feeds 39 Alberta 12 T rlad resource 13 Bndge CO Thunder 19 Egyptian city Says lake 21 Wings c2 Rind 25 Wrong move " Hand 100 28 Bucltthorns C6 "Out" caller 27 Shad •7 Cane 49 Civil War general SO C1*1on1an 51 N Mexican Indian 52 6vefl 53 Plump SS Toronto foot- baller 56 -ltd• 57 Spann 59 Marine lnsig- ma 60 MST plus 2 hrs. .. ! •• .. ~ .- ·.1 •1 .. . : 11 ' I ! . .. I J I . ; ..... I• I ' '" ( 0 ' --------------------·~;~1-·@---~ ,,., 0Hlmbet 5, 1980 ONLY PtlOT r~ ~ .I Jo~ Sevano Falcons &re still thanldng the ~a I' I •' hr the put MHft WHU, lhe AUU&• l"alcou M" ~ pl•Jlnt w11a1 \'\nee t'etraaamo calla 0 9<-Mo9" football IU'a Jutt ~GD• of U-. ..,.... ...,.. everyUuna hu aooe ri&bt ud fallen 1-. =allY. the Rama., at k . are two t•m• ._ thM they •• ,.. at W. aame time lut 1•JL .,._ Ui.y ...a oo to wfn t.Mlr 1tv1nt.h 1lr-11ht N PC W..t t"l'OWD But, alu, ltft la hiltory, and lt '1 UM i• campaip \he team bu to concern ilMlf Wlth OHS DOWN WITH three 1amea to JO 11 the Rama' cWTenl.predicament. And while the Ram1 are U')'in& to aain around by playiq Buffalo ud the Fa1COGI were allowed to lhealt back into the na- tional spatlipt when the Rum· awarded them a aur- prlairi, 13-lOvictory in AUanta. wrrmMJT QtJBSnON, t.hat revenal could have far reachin& ramificatiom. The Rama, by winnlna, would not h&v.• QlllJ cue-ulked to their ei1Kth 1lrai1ht tiUe, but they mi1ht have bw1ed the Falccim the rest of tbe Muon. lndeed, the mental effed• of loein1 at home aaaln for a aecood llrai1ht year could have been dam•linl· But. now, however, it '1 J\llt tbe oppoaite. The Falcou are cocky, confident and au.re of themselves. All the in1redienta a teani needs to stay oo top for awhile. ing that they.'re wiMen again. And, if Bartkonki and Co. have their way, th~ Rama won't have a · chance to change thinas either, despite the fact the two meet in their last game of the re1ular season . "IF WE CAN WIN our next two footbail 1ames it w.oa'.1 matter what.. the Ram• do," aays Bartkowski. "We're in a situation now where we've gained a lot of confidence and we feel we can beat any team on any liven Sunday. "One t.h.in8 we've learned is that you can have all the ability in the world and it'• no sut.itute for experience. The key point now i• we have 1uys with ability and experience. When you have that mix it's a perfect situation. could in~lude stops in Dallas, Philadelphia and Atlanta. Rich Saul is quick to point out, tboueh. that the team's only pla.yoff lou lut aeuon came 1t , home to Pittabur1h in SUper Bowl XIV (they won ' in Dallas and Tampa Bay). • • Somehow it loob tou1her this time. ... f . * • * t FOR nlOSE INTERESTED in a playoff up· !• date, here'• the latest on this buy picture frolJl the NFL: \ . ''Twenty of the league's 28 teams remain in contention. There are ties for fint place in two of I OaJJu, the 1o~a1cona will be tryiq to wrap up their tint title with a pair of wins over Phlladelphia and San Francisco Maybe climbi.na Mt. Saint Helena duriq an erupllon would be an easier task for Coach Ray Malavasi's squad. As has been suggested here 10 recent columns. \tle Rams have really 'hO one .lo blame for their present situation but themselves. Trailin1 10.6 and faced·with a lhird-and-38 late in the fourth quarter, "Without a doubt that 1ame wu the turning point foe UI," said Falcon quarterback Steve Bartkowski by phooe Thunday. "It could have been a blah performance ud u it turned out we beat the best te1m in ~e NFC u we look at it. . "Our momentum picked up from there. It was a different feeling, somethin1 we've never had around here before." ' "Basically, it'a a confidence factor and our guys are really rallying and believe they can win. What's important is that you believe in your yourself. They try to tell you this 1ame is phy•ical but, really. it's all in your head." • • * IF TIIE RAMS REALLY try hard and work this right, their retu.rn road to Super Bowl XV the six divisions: AFC West <Oakland and San Diego, both at &-4) and NFC Cenlral <Detroit and Minnesota, each at 7-8). One 1ame leads are held by Buffalo (9-4) over New Endgland (8-5) in the . AFC East, by Philadelphia (11·2) over Dallas (10-3) in the NFC East, and by Atlanta (10-3) over i the Rams (9·4) in the NFC West . "In addition to these teams, seven other clubs That different feeling hu the Falcons believ- n HOUSToN (AP) -Jusr as 0 1ouston Coach Bum Phillips )romised, the Oilers finallv h:icked in the door of Pitts-~urgl!_'a Steel Curtain. e Unfortunately for the Oilers, ~hen they knocked the hinges .91rr Pittsburgh's title hopes with •'t 6-0 shutout Thursday night, bey found the Cleveland t~rown1 waiting on the other or•de. ht HOUSTON KICKER Toni !"ritsch returned to the team's good graces with a pair of pres- r;ure S7 and 33-yard field goals ~nd the Oiler "Blue Curtain" de- P ense made the kicks stand up jor a victory that virtually .liminated the defendin1 world ~bampions from the playoffs. ~ Despite the personal triumph, sthe Olien still find themselves y n second place in the American rfootball Conference Central &l)ivi1ion behind the Cleveland llrowm who beat the ...Oilera f '1 ·14 Sunday .when Fritsch 1misaed a field goal that would 0 'i'av· ~~thegame. ra develand leads the division leVith a 9-4 record followed by tfouston at 9-S and Pittsburgh at p,·6. pc The Oilers have lost to the ~------------------------------------------------------------------.... o.lly ~, ... ,..., -l;tee le r s in emotional AFC et:hampionship games the past . lwo years and the thought of not 11tacing them a third lime dis· de,1eased Phillips. occ·s MtSSY PRIOR WILL COMPETE IN SURFING TEAM CHALLENGE THIS WEEKEND. 0 1 it "IT MAKES ME a little bil .;ad," Phillips said. "I'd raURr '>lay them again. They are still a fl'lfood football team and we've a~ad some great games." She's on the right wave c~ Oiler safety Mike Reinfeldt. vho intercepted two Terry l radshaw passes, h ad few ·egrets however. Missy Prior eyes swfing tit~ "As much money as they've .aken out of our pockets the past two years, it's nice to· take Tioney out of their pockets for a :han~e." Reinfeldt said. Fritsch, who had missed three >f his last four field goal tries fter hitting 14 in a row. pro- ided all the offense the defense eeded to keep the Oi lers• layoff hopes alive. Houston's defense played a uperb game, forcing five Pitts· rah turnovers, including two terceptions by safety Mike einfeldt and one by cornerback reg Stem.rick. The Steeler of· en1e that once terrorized all mers, managed only 22 yards n the second quarter. Oller defensive coordinator Ed ilea said the Oilers made only inor changes in their defensive cheme for the Steelers. "The 'whole key was we kept b~ pressure on Bradshaw," ilea said. "He couldn't sit back ere all day and do what he 1Dted to do. We didn't think ·r could beat us runnini the I 10 we concentrated on·the By EDZINTEL 01 .. O.lly ~I ... Maff There wai. a time in Melissa Prior's life when hitting the books meant hitting them - with her fist. Studies and Missy didn't always get along. Oh, she wasn't an arrant or incapable person. Like for a lot of kids, there were ju.st too many other fun things to do and besides, Missy was blessed with delicaite beauty and an innocent kind of charm that would take her as far as she wanted to go. At Newport Harbor High, Missy was one of those who came under what is referred to as the "Newport Plan," whereby students could spend a minimum amO\D'lt of time in class and devote the rest of the day to in· dependent study, or whatever else they wound up doing. THAT WAS FINE for Missy because it allowed her to graduate a semester early and get out into Ufe reJI world, the grown-up world, where abe belonged an~ay. Followinl 1raduation, Milly went to -work' full-time at a grocery store. She bad bl1 plans, none ol which included school. Alter a few months of steady work, Missy had saved up eaouch money for her dream - a trip to the Babamu. She ind her boyfriend bad a ball. Ttley stayed with a friend who owned hla own island -Adventure Island it wu called. Miaay wu JU4t 18 years old and she was havin1 the time ol her life in a fantasy world while her friends back home went to school, or worked or just hung out. TIUNGS ARE DIFFERENT NOW for Missy Prior. She's back in school and actual- ly enjoying it. She's doing well too. pulling down B grades amt looking forward to next year when she can attend San Dieeo State to major in nutrition -maybe on a scholoarship. Missy, at 19, has run a full circle. From student. to worker, to traveler and back to student, she has explored her world In her own way, the way she always wanted to. But why the sudden switch from a non· student to college ·co-ed? What or who was it that turned her thinking around? Well, believe it or not, surfing put her back in the library. · Had it not been for surfing, Missy mi1ht still be hanging out in the Bahamas or at the grocery store. · TO .MISSY, SURFING wu one of her true loves ever since she started anealtlng her brothers' boards and wetauill out of the house while in the seventh grade ID Santa Ana. ~ After her parents moved the family to Newport Beach, Missy made it a t to surf whenever the waves were even c · to al- lowing it. A neighbor of the Prior's, Drummy, wu. an estatblished p ((See &IGllT WA VE, Pa1e B Dionne keeps scoring, Kings kee INGLSWOOD ~P) -Center Marcel ••• al tbe Loa An1elee Kini• hu eW a milestone attained by only ·15 ata-1 lloekey Lea1ue playen pre- .,.loualY, but tbat'a bot what hu him 1mU-U..dlJI. 'I WM DJ8d for this 1ame," sald mlom• att. ICOl'in& hil tOOtb career In tbe IDDp' 1·1 victory°"' Vu- ftl' 11nndu nlpt. "My .aoth IO&l " m a quick •tart and tbe reaulta ...... ,.,,_ malt tmportaDt tblllC to me "ellM 18 that .. l&lMd sro-d OD -..er.a, wbicb lmt. And~we but tbe c..b, who an a veey toqh t.am." The Kinp' seventh triumph ID their lut eilbl 1amee 1ave them an 11-S-1 re- cord and a n.lne·r:lnt lead over second- place Montreal n t.he Norris Division. Vancouver dropped to 13-8-8. Dionne abot the KiD11 "into a. 1.0 lead oa a power -play 1oaJ aim' Jmt 1:• ol pl1y. The 2i=JUr-old cents .. wbo 18 .u· hil loth NIU.. HUGG lifted" 10.fooUr over Vancouver aoalie Gary Bromle1 for h1I 30th aoaJ of tb• c~ c1m- pai1a. • · ··z ... thoulb we'" woe...-ol our la1t etOt IDd we're olf to &he bllt l&art of U)' tum l'v. been OD, I Dow we CU• play better," said Dionne. "We an I · ting outahot in our own buildlnc-V • couver oUtahot the Kif•• an. V couver ia a bis, atrona team and neverllveup. Theygriaclalltbeway. "I really djcln 't think a lot about It ~ career IO&l. I neYer felt I ... der preuure. ~t may be a mUeltclM me but l'H been Yery fortmaate lo 1 10 yean ln the le,pe." ~ TH Cenuclm fou1ht baek to tt.111 .... 1ame at 2:08 ol ,the ODeDlal Per-01oY Br111r•1 46-foot-1 1.--1K which eluded 1.-Ane•lel ,_... Lelaard. D._.led (See FALCONS, Pa1e 810) Prep football . ' . Edison~ Barons i . hid for finals . . .. By ROGER CARLSON Cit ... o.lly "'" , .... Edison Hi1h 's Chargers go for their 21.st straight victory (13th t.his year) and Fountain Valley tries to accomplish something no one else has been able to do this year -defeat St. Paul. It's the CIF Big Five Con- ference semifinals tonight and kickoff for both begins at '1:30. Edison and St. Francia High of La Canada tangle at Oran1e Coast College. Fountain Valley and St. Paul batUe at Cerritos Colleae. ALSO OF AaEA interest is a Central· Conference semifinals game at Capistrano Valley where Piua X High or Downey invades. The Chargers of Coach Bill Workman take the CI F Southern Section 'a loncest winnin1 streak into tonight's game with the total package: D.J . Bell and Dave Geroux (running), Ken Major (passing), Mel Jackson and Mike Alexander <.receiving) and a finely tuned defense, led by linebackers Troy Seurer and Rick DiBemardo. St. Francis enters with an 8-2-2 record and is similar to Edison in terms of size and quickness . Bell, for 1,494 yards on 229 car· ries and 19 touchdowns, while Major continues over the 50 pe.r· cent mark on completions, hil- ting 79 of 155 for 1,172 yards and nine touchdowns. He has been intercepted only eight times. DEFENSE IS Edison's real pride -only 78 points have been scored on the Chargers. and week in and week out the opposi- tion has been stifled to the tune or so yards rushing and 50 yards passing, with the exception of a freak gain occasionally. Fountain VaJley. meanwl'lile, puts its passing game to the acid test against defensive-minded St. Paul, a team which has blanked five apponents in rolling to an 11-0record. The Barons of Fountain Valley ( 10-2) rely on quarterback Matt Stevens, who has found the mark on l2S or 23'1 attempts for l,976yardson 14touchdowns. St. Paul relies on a basic ground-oriented offense bent on execution and a quick defense bolstered by a pair of All· Angelus League linebacken. STRONG IN every category, St. Paul traditionally has an edge in the kicking game, pwi· ters, place-kickers and kick re- turners. Fountain Valley Coach Mike Milner has a baJ full of All· Sunset League an (receiver Emile Harry, tackle Duval Love, Stevena), t says the key 'is pride and physical and mental toughness. "We're blessed with some kids· who want to win very badly," says Milner. "And that is what is going to win it for us.'' ShouJd Edison and Fountain Valley both be s uc cessful tonight. it would set up a re- match of their Sunset League showdown fof the Big Five crown at Anaheim Stadium. ~-..J . Edison maintained its un-• beaten status with a 15· 14 come- from-behind victory over Faun;. tain Valley in league play. Sanctions on Lobos released ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. CAP) -University of New Mexico of- ficials said Thursday that Na- tional Collegiate Athletic As- sociation sanctions against the school were not mpre severe because of prompt action by UN M to correct problems. The! NCAA announced Wed - nesday that it had / placed the school on three years' probation and fined it $36,000. The an- nouncement came from the as-, sociatioo's headquarters in Mis- sion, Kan. UN M President William E. Davis told a news conference the sanctions "reflect the severit y of the violations." Davis, UN M Athletic Director John Bridgers and UNM al· torney Peter Johnstone met with reporters Thursday lo discuss the sanctions. which r esulted f rom NCAA violations un- covered last year in an in- ves tiag~tion of the school's basketball program. Davis said he was relieved the sanctions finally were released. "This is a big weight off of our shoulders," he said. He said th~ $36,000 to be re· turned to the NCAA/will come from the overall athletic budget. The figUre represents 90 ·per- cent ol gate receipts the school received for pl•yin1 in a 1'71 first-round NCAA tourney game a1ai..-t Cal State· Fullerton. The NCAA said It must be re· turned becauae the Lobos had an inell1ible player in the game. NCAA rules prohibit the release of the player's name. The NCAA ·did not say whether New Mexico would be allowed to _ hold the um Far West.,..Bultet- ball Reiiooal. However, the .. sanctions aaainat UNM run unW ofliciala said that would mean New Mexico would be eli&ible for postseuon play in March 1913. "The NCAA officials said tbe .. probation lhould not affed _. bolliDI tbe 1m finall, .. .o.• said. • Tbe NCAA Special SYH\I Com._ wW,......, tbe Al .... q ............ DaYia aakl ...... -DOt.., ..... ~ •••. l*ted. . ' f UNll wtll be barre41 from poetH .... compeUtl• ... -. , 1 fr'Ol8 NCAA :r~u .. Ull" d ~ . ... ,...... tel••llha a.P= .t: ,___ ............... . 1111 ....... ,.,.. ( ' I ) I A •• ,.._..._ .. _,.._,~ .. Juarezi it'~ not &beplw 'Big Red' fan• would ~joy r ... •AP«••k• t:t. PASO, ·r ... u otfic•• MN Nact.ed an· • 1nl Thun.cby to n•w• th•• • Nebrukl travel t ' •10(>' Uuat had booked t0 rootball rua ·in a Jaaru. MHICO, hOl•I fOt Uae s.. Bowl foo&ball 1amt l'1Wa"4tled lh• tnp btca~ l\ found \he city "W>deaira· ble • I 'II pua the. thrH beat Juana botell up aMainlt anythin1 tn Omaha." aid Bill Newlllrll. El Puo_ convenpon aervicea manaser M01Jl avaulable rooms in EJ Puo are already reserved for the ~c 2'1 football ume and many Nebrulla fans who h•ve had problems finding rooms have SOUMht accommodations just acroas the international border in Juarez or in Las Cruces. N M .. about 45 males away But Jean Petrow of Travel and Transport, Inc., of Omaha said "I don't wanl to condemn a city, but Juarez isn't the kand of place 'Bag Red ' fans would enjoy. Juarez was so dif· rerent trom our other bowl destinations like Miami and Dallas that we JUS\ didn't think our people woWd be happy." Earlier an tht: week she said the tour was cancelled bet·auseJuar~2 was "undesirable." Newkirk, howevt:r. said Juarez was a "cosmopolitan city uf more than u million persons with a lot to do." He e~· phasized he was not upset with the Nebraska fans but with some of the state's travel agents. "ll sounds to me like the Nebraska travel agents goofed up" and did not seek reservations in lime. Newkirk conceded . ~braska did not know for sure whether tht:Y were coming .to lhe SWl Bowl until several days after their opponent, Mas· sissippi State, had already accepted the invitation. ...-----·-QttilJ•r ol ilw ••• -------. Joe Salem, football coach at Minnesota, sitting in the interview room after a 25-7 loss to Wisconsin: "If you've got electricity in \his chair. turn on the current." ,.,,.,.....,.. r11d I 2·8•flr J~ Former Canadien Pat H•CMs snapped a 2-2 ~ tie at 8:58 or the third period Thursdaty n11bt to ' lift Pittsburgh J.o a 3-2 National Hockey Leogue victory over Montreal. The win was the Pen1uim' first in 12 years in Montreal . . . In other contests, Brta• Propp scored two goals as Philadelphia tallied OD each of ita first three power plays and went on to a 7-S victory over Chicago ... Jaime Bla.., scored bia l3tb and Htb 1oa11 of the season to lead Quebec put slumpiq Detroit, f·l, snap- ping a seven-game Quebec to.inc streak. Tbe defeat wu the third in a row for the Red Win&• ...... •••aa•'• abort· handed goal in the second period.proved deciaive, and 1oalie Hardy Aatrom was sharp in the nets u Colorado snapped the New York Islanders' 15-game win.nine streak with a f-3 vic- tory . . . Kent NllUOll and Ben WU-•cored 1oals 3f seconds apart late in the third periods to boost Calcary to a 3· l win over Winnipeg. That extended the Jets' win.leas streak lo 23 games. f1remP-.e•9 j~· .~ ....... ,,. ..... •••,• SmJor forward ,a, Va.e.& scored 22 points m Md 1rabbed alx rebounds Thurdlday oiabt, lead-laa vilitinc Mlch!can Stm to a aurprlatqly euy 7\·IO non·conference college baaltetball vfotory oveT Lena Beach Slate. The 49en were led by forward bat1 0,lle .. with 19 points and 13 rebow>ds. but u a team. Lone 8 .. ch shot at only a 42.4 percent cllp lrom the floor . . . In otber weat coast action, Univeraity or Pacific's ••Jl c.n.ll• tcored 30 points and the Tigers held Nevadi (Rtno) accrleu for the last minute and a half to post a 77·'75 victory In Stockton . . . Junior 1uard leek , .... had 20 points and freshman forward MJcla1el Case added 19 as un- beaten San Diego ,State stopped Idaho Sta\e, 96-80 . . . Guard Mike S&Kllalper scored 25 points and added five as- alsta to lead the Unaversity of San Diego to a 74-57 verdici over UC Santa Barbara . . . Cente Skve Jobaaaa scored 21 to lead iilflh·ranlrea Oregon past Cal State Northridge, 78-47. Daacl.,,'• ..JO pol11 •• •parfc,a.zz Adrlaa Daa&Jey scored 40 points, including five m· in lhe final 1: 30 of play, to spark Utab to a 122-118 N ataonal Basketball AssocU.tion victory over Denver Thursday night . . . In other games Geor1e Genia pumped in 28 points and Coach S... AJbeek emptied his blnch in the final quarter as San Antonio couted to a 130-100 victory over hapless Cleveland. The CavaUers dropped to 9-20, the third-worst record in the NBA ... Portland guard Jim Pusoa•s three-point play with ·six seconds remaining put tl}e Blazers ahead to stay as ·they re· corded a 103-100 win over San Diego. r .. 1ori11i c-auglu "''"' ~IN" ......... ~ SAN JOSE A vial containing a cocaine [i] residue was found by sheriff's deputies during a c 11 • sear ch of Oakland Raiders quarterback Dan Pastoram. the San Jose Mercury.News reported in a copyright story today. Paslonn1. who had been hauled into the sher iff's office last week due lo an outstanding traffic warrant. was not charged or cited for any crime and a detective captain said the vial mi ght not be valid evulence in court. the newspaper reported. Pastorin• admitted he had paid an $83 traffic warrant, but charged that the t•ot·aine allegation was "totally false. They didn'nake 1t off me." However, the newspaper said at had obtatned a copy of the sheriff's department report originally marked "not for press" in whi <:h the alleged disL•overy was reported. Pfan..-gh·t-• \,rkan•a•NHWfaa....,..."' A small plane carrying Arkansas football • eoach Lou Holtz lan~ed safely at th~ Fayetteville airport Wednesday night after the pilot feared the plane's front landing gear was not locked. Neither Holtz nor the pilot were injured . . . The Rams have refused to pay a $235,000 possessory interest tax bill for playing in Anaheim Stadium. A spokesman for the club said the amount was 3i,, times that charged the Angels for playing in the same stadium . . Former New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard has been hospitalized for tests or his heart condition. Howard, S(j, has suffered for the past two years from myocardinilis, an inflammatjon of the heart muscles . . . Vlace Dooley, whose unbeaten Georgia Bulldogs football team ranks as the nation's No. 1 team, has been named the Walter Camp Football Foundation 1980 Coach of the Year . . . Nancy M~llett of Cost a Mesa won her second-round match play battle in the 14th California Women's Amateur Golf Championships at Pebble Beach with a 6 and 4 decision over Reseda 's Robla Al!Pl Bl roe 'f'f.,4'1-Ui"n. radi,, TV: No events scheduled. - RADIO: Basketball Doane at USC, 8 p m ., KNX (1070 ). FALCO NS STILL 'IHANKING RAMS • • • remain in the running. They Include: AFC - Baltimore (7·6) and Miami (6-7) in he the East. and Denver C7-6) and Kansas City (6-7) in the West; NFC -Green Bay 15-7-1), Tampa Bay (S-7·1) and Chicago in the Central. (Finally. we gel to the bottom line). "Only one team, Philadelphfa, has clinched a place in the 10-team post-season playoffs, and only three others -Atlanta, Dallas and the Rama - can claim berths this weekend. In the AFC, the contende.rs will have to wait until the 15th week before any of them can be aaaured to the playoffs. "In the NFC (try and follow 'bis ji1saw puule), ·Atlanta gains a spot if it defeats Philadelphia OR either Detroit or Minnesota loaea~ Dallas is in if it defeats Oakland OR either Detroit or Minnesota loses, and the Rama can move into playoff competition by defeating Buffalo and AND Dtlroit or Minnesota loses." Gee, what an exciting breakdown. With almost three-quarters of the season gone we still have more than three.quarters of the teams in competi- tion. Somebody wake me when we pare it down to a simple lOorso. • •• , THE nNAL ROSTER move for the Rams will be between either Wendell Tyler Cd1slocated elbow) or Doug Smith (coming off knee surgery 1 Smith is ready to play but the Rams are wait ing for a final verdict on Tyler and his status for the playoffs. I'm put.ting my money on Smith being re activated by next week. • • • DO YOU KNOW WHY it's to the Ram's advari tage to win the NFC West? Because during the first round of the playoffs the NF'C West <unless Philadelphia collapses> will play the Central wi n- ner, while the NFC East will tangle with the wild card entrant. Now, tell me, who would rather play? Detroit or Minnesota? Or Philly? If anybody said Philadelphia they should 'im· mediately wash their brains out w.ith soap. NFL· standings NA110NAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE But Eaat W L T Pet. PF PA W. L T Pct. PF PA Phila. 11 2 0 .848321114 Buffalo 9 4 0 . 692 290 216 Dalla& 10 3 0 .'769 -2S3 New Eng. 8 s 0 . 615 386 28) .St.Lows 4 9 0 .308 365 279 Bait. 7 ,6 0 . MB ZllO 291 NY Giants 3 10 0 .231 19'l 355 Miami 6 7 0 . 462 209 254 Washnetn 3 10 0 .231 174 256 NY Jets 3 10 0 .231 244 340 Central Central ·Detroit 7 6 0 .538 280 211 Clevlnd 9 4 0 .692 290 244 •Minn. 7 6 0 .MB 252 255 ffouston 9 s 0 .643 253 232 Niki! Bru111 • ' ........ .,,e .. RIGHTWAvE aurhr in the Women '• International Surflo& .UaociaUoa (WlSA> and took a llkiDI JO 10UQI Miaay . She U>Ok her and ber friet'kla OD •urflnc excursiom up and down the coast from lime to time. Miuy bad plenty of natural athletic ability and caught on quickly to the finer points or surfing. She was good and she was hooked on the sport. AT NSWPOBT HARBOll High, Miaay joined the school's surfin1 team and, competing almost •tirely a1ainat boya, she won or placed in meets con- sistently. Drv.DUll1 IDt her involved in WISA on aa amateur level but after a few meets, Missy pulled out of that. "It's an individual thing with WISA," Missy now says. "They're cliquish and you always felt like you were sit- l in g on the outside of everything." • Missy liked the idea of surfing as a team sport. There weren't many high schools back then that could get enough people or organization or both to field surfing teams but the contests they did hold were fun for Missy. After gnduation and after the Bahamas, Missy got to talking with a few people who told her about a surfing team "at Orange Coast College. SHE WAS THINKING about going back to school anyway and the thought ol being able to surf on a team again sounded really good. So Missy took her books and surfboards and went to OCC this fall. And now. she feels like • • • • •he's, to quote the Beach Boys, "Sitt1n' on top or._ world." Thia weekend, Misay wlll be one ol aix surfers from OCC IDd the only &irl tor Coach Laird H1yea' National Champion Pirate. to surf in the National Scholllltic Surfin1 Association (NSSA> Team Challen1e at Hun- tington Beach. M iuy wu chosen by Hayes to , represent OCC aa a result of her , near flawless performance in · dual meet competitions . thts , year. THE PIRATES. who have kJat " just one meet in three yean <last year to Golden West · College> are the favorites to wm::::: this weekend against the best ~ s urfers and kneeriders from some 15 Calllomia colleges and ' universities. Hayes thinks that Missy has as good a chance to win the women's division as anyone. And why rlbt? Missy hasn't Jost many this year. And when she did. she finished second each lime. "Missy Is incredibly consis· . lent;" Hayes, the enthusiastic . young coach who just happens to also be the associate dean of stu· dent affairs at OCC. says . "She doesn't fall off (her board). The · judges like that. when you're able to ride a wave all the way · into shore. . · . "You know, I'm really proud of Missy.'~ Hayes continues . ''She may not win any Phi Beta Kappa awards, but she's doing vety well in school. And that's important tom~." Missy has applied for an athletic scholorship for next year and according lo Hayes, should get it. Jet dragsters vie The U.S. jet and rocket na· tionals meet Saturday night will close out the 1980 calendar year for Orange County International Raceway with most of the top stars on hand to compete. The fire -breathi n g jet dragsters and the 300-mile ·per· hour rocket cars are crowd favorites but seldom have their own show. Leading eight Jets into action will be Tommy lvo, Doug Rose and the Green Mamba; Scott Hammac'k, AJ Eierdam with Emergency One; and veteran dragster driver Hayden Proffitt. Also in the field are Les Shockley with Shockwave, Doug Brown and Craig Arfonz of Akron, Ohio in lhe world's fastest jet car. In the rocket competition, two 300·mph cars square off. Both are owned by Fred Goeske of Thousand Oaks. In addition, Joe l>outhil with his Smokey Red wheelstander and a professional parachute tea m will also participate in the action. Gates open at 11 a .m . for ~ qualifymg and bracket rnmpetr · lion with eliminations set for 7 and the finale at 10 I ------- N1k\! Spo rtswea1 Jogging ·uit ' . " .. ,1 . ,: i • • ; ; • • t • • .. • • .. . • • ' • • ' • • .. • t • .. .. • • • • • ~ , • ~ ~ ~ ·• .Chicago s 8 0 .385 215 2Z1 Pitt. 8 6 0 . 571 314 271 ' . • Green Bay s 7 l Tampa Bays 7 1 • West Atlanta 10 3 0 aama 9 4 0 San Fran. s 8 0 ·New Orlns 0 13 0 .423 213 .. Cihcinn. .423 234 279 S.D. .769 333 225 Oakland .692 358 3'8 Denver .315 258 327 K·.C. . 000 -391 Seattle "'-*r'•'Sc-H""'""''· ~~ 0 ..... " . ._ It-11t ewffele lc:Mftnel 2 •I 10 • m.I .......... ~ ........... a.111.-. et OIOC-1 Ml_ .. T""" a.y H V Jet' llt Cle .... .ic! 4 9 9 7 6 4 $ell~-WMlll""on (C"9-• •at It a.m.I 0.1...it .. 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Athletic Shoe Sta.res· J=,.,., r~sol\> not .wa1lable on sale shoes. cleats. spikes, canvlls m shews und"r 1.25 tores open until 9:00 pm weekdays SANTAANA MacArthur Bl(ld. al Bristol 5!»0221 BREA E lmperiaJ Hwy. & Randolph 529-4532 EL TORO Twin Peaks <Anter at El Toro Rd 951-8166 COSTA~ Mae Verde East at Harbor Ortw 545-4982 ORANGE K•t•Da ~(Between Rt SS and 57) 771-3620 ~ • ~ ~ I ( 1 . i ~ ~ .. ' \ l "' ~ ~ \ .. I ~ ~ l· \ l ~SKETBALL •• Frldlr. Deoember I . 1llO Sealiawks, CdM collide · Battle of unbeatens looms tonight •1 MGU CA&UON .............. <k.-VMW lti•b'1 S.ahawM ,..ilD • Of ... eo.l)' I No l pnp baiket NU team, and after 1vrvavin1 tht e,8'al ..... ol No • P'o\aAlaln Valley 'fhnda7 ....... ac~ the Md ol No. 3 c.r..a .. llar IA• 1ILb auual llariM laYltAUo-a• coach ... wilh lhe ~, t ., ...... toal1ht .. 1.15 lf ,,._..y'1n10 lhriller onr U.. ..,_. ~ aay lDdkalloa vi what u .. ...._. ..._t. a word ol cauuon -•·•·t•i.&. Coad• Jam Karri•' S.abawu d11 ....,_.March form Thw-tday and they 111 W ftef')' ouae• to 1ubdue a quick aad fluid ro..l&lD Valley qviotet lo re· maiD mbeat• \.broulh two aamea. fo.etaln Valley tries t.O bouAce back aaaiut SwaMt l.Aaaue rival Marina at t :IO lD the third place &•me, while aaotber Ml ol Sunael Learue nvala - Hwaliqtoo Beach and Westminster , colllde for the consolation cham· mionabip at •: 45. Ocean View and Fountain Valley put on an eye-poppin& d isplay , ea ch 1howinc searing offense• and the ability to acore aaainat a stron1 defense. It WU eall at the hall and the IHO had chan&ed hands or the score was tied 23 times. Ocean View aot the edae in the third quarter, but before it was to end the acore was tied three more times before the Seahawk.s finally pulled away from a M-M score with 5:28 left In the aame. Doug Manooldan 's offensive rebound and bucket got the Seahawk.s into their final lead, then 6-8 Wayne Carlander followed with a twialinl six-foot scoop shot, followed rapidly by buckets from Eric Fuchser and Bill Small, alODI with rree throws from J im Uaevitch and Carlander as Ocean View ballooned its lead to 76-68 with 1: Z7 left. Carlander finished with 38 points, while Fountain Valley 's Jeff Christen.sen responded with 27 counters. along with numerous assists and steals in displaying a true all-round game. "They just gradually wore us down," said Fountain Valley Coach Dave Brown. "Chris <Christensen) had.to sit out about five minutes with rour fouls and that hurt, but they just out-defensed U.S. "We got after Carlander, but he still put the ball in. There were limes when we pt.yed aa wtU u we can, but In the la1t four minvtea we were Urlnc." Harrb had a 01naa1e ror the rw of th• SUDMt lAataae. aayina: "Beware of the Barona. When they aet Emile (Harry) they're aoln& to be awesome. The &.let Leaaue had better look out.•' Harry, • 6·0 point 1uard, is currently bvay wat.h footbaJJ duties <•&•inst St. Paul toni&ht). "We enter with a . areal advantaae over others with Wayne in there and I lboueht J.lm U1eyltch made areal aains t<>nleht. Fuchser, too,'· added Harris. . It was anyone's game at the half and the Barons were playing the favored PREP BASKET&41L Seahawlu nose-to·nose with tough de· fense. It was tn this area that Harris tried to tum the tide. "I told them to go belt·to-belt. lt was down to a matter of who wanted it moat," said Harris . Ocean View grabbed an advantage at the outset of the third quarter with an 8·0 spurt as the Barons went dry on five straight shots from the field, and although Fountain Valley eventually caught the Hawks three times In the fourth quarter, that seemed to key the Barons' backs·to·the-wall situation. Jn other action: CdM 51, Mulne 44 The Sea Kings upped their record to 2-0 as Marina went cold early, missing its first seven shots as CdM roomed to an 8-0 lead. Marina pared the margin 'to two points twice but the last senous shot was at 14-12, then the Sea Kings pulled away behind the scoring of Mark Spinn (18), Steve Moore (12) and Adam Acone ( 11). Roger Weninger C 12) and Rick Smith (10) led Marina·s scor ing, but the Vikes could connect on only 17 of 45 from the ~ield (37.8 percent) against Cd M's man· to-man defense. HB IO, El Moc:lene 56 The Oilers advanced lo the consola· lion title game with a laugher over the Vanguards, led by 6-6 Jim Lane's 24 points and 16 each from the double- edged guard setup of Bob Thompson and Scott Becker. I' Becker and 'nM>mpHD are averaalnl 29.! pointa between them Uuwsb the · Oilers' first three gamea. Wfflrn1Mt9r 11, Compton 41 Mick DeLavallade, a 6-t aenior, wu again Impressive, 1corin1 33 poi.nta to h&lp eliminate the Tarbabea .from the Marina Tourney. Compton cul the mar&in to •9-.S with four seconds left, but DeLavallade plunked in a pair of free throws to ice the game mom.en ta later • Edl80n 43, Y•lend8 41 The Chargers advanced to a 4:30 tussle with Capistrano Valley with fifth place at stake in the Valencia Tourna- ment with the victory, keyed by junior Richard Chang, who scored 2S points ~nd made a game-saving interception with. four seconds left, to preserve the victory. Guards Mark Goudge (12) and Jeff St ephens (6) were the only other Chargers to score in a game which Edison maintained a lead almost all the way, holding off Valencia with a pres- s ure defense. D•M Hiiia 11 , AoMme9d 51 Dana Hills advanced lo 'tonight's (5 : 15) consolation championship game at the Garden Grove Tournament, meeting Walnut. Scott Swartzbaugh, a 6·4 junior, and 6-5 Ron Rentrop dominated the Pan· thers with 16 and 15 points as the Dolphins took an early edge and simply ran away with the victory. Legune BeectJ 73, El Toro 51 The Artists advanced to the cham- pionship semifinals of their own tourna- ment with the victory afid meet Warren tonight (7:30). El Toro drops to a fifth· place semifinals issue with Estancia to- day at 3. Dan Toulouse and Neil Riddell led Laguna Beach scoring with 17 and 16 points. followed by Lance Stewart's 16. Crespi 61, Unlveralty 51 University's Trojans dropped into a fifth place semifinals game with San· tiago today (4:30) at the Laguna Beach Invitational as tall and talented Crespi moved out to a big lead early and breezed into the c hampionsh i p semifinals tonight (6) against Cypress. University had four players score in double figures, led by 6·7 Tim McLaughlin's 19 points. WAYNe CARLANl>Et Rustlers, OCC seek polo title Oranae Coast and Golden West colleges send their water polo teams to Saddleback Colleae Saturday in quest of the stale JC championship. Coach Jack Fullerton's Pirates will face Modesto at 9:45 a . m . in the opening round. while Tom Hermstad 's Rustlers open the one ·day tourney with an 8 :30 match against powerful West Valley. The first round losers will meet for third place at 12: 15 Saturday, while the winners go for all the marbles in the 2 : 15 c h a mpi o n s h i p showdown. Both OCC and G WC advanced to the state tournament by knocking off several opponents in last weekend's Southern California tourney. OCC nipped the Rustlers, 7·6 in the champions hip match .. s napping a 65·gpme G WC winning streak in the process. OCC edg~ Gauchos h:reeze Coach Tandy Gillis· Orange Coast College basketball ~eam battled a tough College of Marin through three overtimes Thursday njght before dropping an 81-78 decision in the Miles Eaton basketball tourney at occ. . Earlier in the evening, Slddleback College downed Imperial Valley, 72-58. The Pirates. now 1·1 on the year. were down, 65-60 with 4a,; minutes left in regulation play but managed to tie the score with 46 seconds left, thanks to two Chris Beasley free throws. The three overtimes consisted mainly of delay tactics by Marin, and in the end they paid off. Marin was led by Bucky Chavez who poured in 29 points to lead all scoring. Marin is now a perfect 5-0 this season. OCC got 16 points from Beasley and 13 each from Tim Johnson and Brian Maravich. But both Maravich and Johnson fouled out during the over· time periods. OCC will play LA Southwest at 4:30 today in the second round. Meanwhile, Saddleback snapped a two-game losing. streak with its openin& round victory over Imperial Valley. The Gauchoe quickly jumped out to a 10-0 le. r'3nd held Imperial Valley scorleu for more than five minutes. · Coach Bill Brummel's squad turned in a balanced scoring attack, with four players in dou- ble .figures. Curlis Crossley led the attack with 19 points, followed by Kevin Bowland with 12.. and Tom McCluskey and Pete DeCasas chipping in 10 each. San Clemente High grad John Carson, who had just one point on the night, led the Gauchos in rebounding with seven. The Gauchos advance to the championship round against Mt. San Antonio tonight at 6:30. The Mounties advanced lo the second round after their scheduled opponent, Cochise, Ariz., dropped out of the tournament. A Bike Ride to Benefit the American Heart Association Rustlers advance All five Golden West College starters scored in double fi gures and the Rustlers hit 24 of 31 free throws to defeat Rivers ide City College, 94-86 in the first round of the Gene Autry Charger Classic You 'll Feel Good ... in more ways "than one. Saturday, Dec. 6 8 a.m . · 8 p.m. Registration 8 a.m. Bike Ride begins 9 a.m • . GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION at Cypress College Thursday night. · Golden West (3-1 l got a game-high 24 poanta from Jim Eldridge, a sophomore forward from Huntington Beach High. Eldridge scored 18 of his points in the second half on 7 of 10 from the noor. Sophomore guard Dave Atkins tossed in 17 points and sophomore guard Rico Thompson adde(i 16. The other two Golden West starters, Art McGee and Randy Heidenreich scored 10 aMI 12 respec- tively. Golden West meets Long Beach City Colleae in the second round of action tonight. 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The chairlifts have been paint- ed black to retain heat and lessen icing problems. In the lodge, skiers will have tough new carpeting that can lake the beating from snow boots • • • Elsewhere arowid the coun- try, Colorado had more than a That was the bad news . The good news was that some snow. tbe..Iirst....snow, Ce.lJ on Southern California mountains. SKIING THE PARKING LOT has been completely repaired and re- paved to easily handle up to Actually, it was snowing only above 7,000 feet and was im- mediately turning to slush, but _was n.onetheless eocoura1in8 to local ski resport owners. dor.en areas open as of Thurs- day, most reporting good packed powder ranging in depth from 8-13 inches. 3,000 cars. ~ Rindel says the bJU for the im- provemept.s came to more than a haU-m.ill,ion dollars bul they are import.ant advancements. AT SNOW SUMMIT, a base of 12 to 24 inches or man-made snow was making for some good skiing. The snow was somewhat· hard and icy in the morning but soft in the afternoons . Most of Utah's areas either were still closed or still working with man-made snow. "We have to keep up with the ~rowing number of skiers com· ing to Snow Valley and part of that is s pending money for things that will go unnoticed." Alta was fairing the best with 31 inches of packed powder. Elsewhere. in California. Mammoth Mowitain reported 22 inc hes of snow with just one t· bar operating. SNOWBIRD had a base of 25 inches while Brighton reported •20 and Park City, l2 inchel>. .. • * Last year, ne arly $800,000 worth of skis and skiing equip· ment was stole n around the na- tion's ski resorts. Things were a bit better up north where Squaw Valley re· ported 10 inches of new snow to compJjment a foot of man-made base. None of Wyoming's area re· sorts were open. Medicine Row is the only area in the state with snow-making capabilities . * • • I It's an astounding number and saddening, particulaly if y ou were o ne of those vic- timized. June Mowitain reports a 10- inch powder pack on a 10-15 inch base. Packing machines are working continuously with chair lifts l , 2, 3 and 4 due to open Saturday morning Snow Valley has made some major and minor renovations for the benefit of Joe Public . some of which, according to m anager Jack Rindel, will go uon_oticed. There is a new product on the market. however. that can help dramatically cut the number of stolen goods -at least skis. The staff has covered most of the slopes with more than 500 tons of straw to avoid e rosion and make rwis smoother. They're called Lockers and are manufactur ed by Caron Pacific Inc. Weekend TV lineup Saturd~11'• T\I,. radie TELEVISION 9 a .m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBAl,L PRE· GAME SHOW. 9 :30 a .m . (7) COLI.EGE FOOTBALL -The Florida Gators take on the Flo rida State Seminoles in Tallahassee. Fla . 12 :30 p .m . f34 } ft:TBOL I NTER· NACIONAL -Fort Lauderdale Strikers vs. Alianza Peru. 12:45 pm. C7> COLLEGE FOOTBALL The Notre Dame Fightin g ln sh play the USC Tro· jans at the Coliseum 1 p.m . 122") SOCCER Ka1se~lautern vs. Anderlecht , taped 10 Aelg1um 3·30 p.m <2> SPORTS ~Pf:CTA('l'l.AR Howard Davis (13·1> mel't~ Johnny Lira 119·1 l> in a scheduled 10 round lightweight bout from Lake T&hoe. Also: same day eovera2e of the opening event on the 1980 RI World Cupsk11ng 1·1reull!- 4 p.m . 14 > SPORTSWORLD Taped cov- erage of the first international weightlifting event to be held in C hina . Also· Stadium supercross from the Superdomt! in New Orleans and pro ski- ing series from Stowe. Vt. 5 p.m . (2) -N•'L REVIEW AND PRE VIEW. (28) -SOCCER. ' 7:50 p.m. (9) -NBA BASKETBALL -The Lakers vs. the Golden State Warriors at Oakland 9 p m. 111 } RODEO More than 700 COW· boys vie for shares 11( an f'St1ma ted $200,000 purse in lh'l' Grand Nat111na l Rodeo. taped in San Fran· C:ISCO 11 p.m < :l 1 COl.1.EGF. BASKETBALL - The St l\1ary '" c;ael~ \'<; the LtCI.A Bruins, played earlier at P<1uley Pavilion. 12.30 am I 13 1 COIALEGE BASKETBALL Kentudc,y W1lrkat1> vs Indiana Hoosiers. RADIO Football Notre -Qame at USC. 12:45 p.m ., KNX <1070 ); KOGO C600l . Mission Bowl: Sad· dle back vs. Ventura, 7:30 p.m .. KSBR (88.S FM). Basketball Laker s at Golden State. 7: SO p.m .. KLAC (5701 : St. Mary's at UCLA, 8 p.m ., KMPC (710); UC Irvine at Nevada-Las Vegas, S·os p.m., KWVE (108 FM/. Hockey -New York Islanders at Krngs, 7 p.m ., KOGO C600l .-.undap,.11 Tl'. radio. TELEVISION 9:30 a.m. (2l -NFI,. TOD!\\' -Scheduled segments include a profile on Oakland Raiders QB Jim Plunkett. (4 ) NFL '88 Scheduled.seg. m ents include a reoort on how ciifferenl N'FL teams respond to advers e weather conditions 10 a .m. C2l NFL FOOTBAL The Rams V!' the Buffalo Bdls in 0rt'hard Park. N Y (<I> 7 overtimes later ... TEXARKANA, Ark. CAP) -It look three hours and nine minutes, but Captain Shreve. La .. High finally nipped El Dorado 94-93 after seven over· lime periods. · A basket by Roger Williams and a free throw by Jason White in the seventh overtime gave Capt.ain Shreve the victory Thursday night in a high school basketball tournament. El Dor ado committed rive turnovers and managed only one basket in the final overtime. Jim White led Captain Shreve team with 2S points while Eric Wililiams pumped in 31 points for El Dorado and Mike Davis added 27 points - 416 of whic h came in the second half and the seven overtimes. NFL FOOTBALL -The San Diego Chargers meet the Redskins 1n Was hington 11 a m l 50 ) SOCCE R MADE IN GERMAN\". t p.m f2l -NFL FOOTBALL The Dallas Cowboys meet the Raiders JO Oakland l<t l - WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN Host Ron Hayes talks with an outdoors man-art1st in New Mexico. and angles for smallmouth bass · 4 p m. 17 J COLLEGE FOOTBALL '80 lhghhghts of games played this weekend I !ll COLI.EGE F't)()t'8ALL A replay of the N()lr<' Dame USC game, played Saturday in Los Angeles 4 30 p .m <7 l GREATEST S PORT~ LEG ENDS A tribute to basketball great Wilt Chamberla in Ri\OIO Football R~m s at Buffalo. 10 cs m . KMPC t 7101. San 01cgo at Washmirton. 111 a m • KSDQ !IJ30J; Dallas atOakland, 12 35p.m .. KNX <to701 Uasketball Utah at Lakers. 6 SO p m .. KLAC 1570) CTbe Daily Pilot is DOl responsiblf> ror late changes.) AYilAa.IMOW! Prestige location · Early Mail Delrvery Holding .-id torwaroing U.S.,__.. s."4c.e ............. The Mall s.ffe 11171 ....... 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Rn Harrtaoe alapa 1n1u the ftle o1 Prol-.or Henry lllHu'-' :.... lht HM ot pu01n~ oo b vontt patr ul wt11l wum but U C'OMlortahlf' leath•r bt.Kllb He »houkl Hu r1lf0n h.H been la)'U\f lhe ltad 111 My .... ur ad '111 nct> t he m us1e .. 1 11matt!d on Brottd"•ay in 1956 Harr150!'1 and lhggm url' ) DOl\)'m<>LL'i AND IUST AS '111IHgt: wlCle mproves with agt> so does liar naon ·The tatue~que man. 72 1s reaently holding rourt a~ f-Ug ins at 'Hollywood's Pantagec; eater and 1s at his best. There 1s little to fault with his work. lt..'s a labor of love He tides through his stage shift rom the lime he appears 1n the pening London streel scene to a ine singing of "I've Grown At customed to Her race " near play 's end. The stage bt>longs to Aarrison. THE MUSH'AL 1s a renewal of traditional theater It's light· hearted fare and quite simply enjoyable. The stor y or how Hi ggins efriends a "ragtail gutter nipe'' Eliza Dooliltle (played his time by Cheryl Kennedv I nd turns her into a woman fit for obilityis familiar But more than the s tory 1t 's he Alan J ay Lerner lyrici; and rederick Loewe music that's emembered. . "Wouldn't It Be Loverly?." "With a Little Bit of Luck." 'The Rajn in Spain," "I Could ~ave Danced All Night" and .>ther songs linger in t he mind long after one has left t he theater. IT'S THE KIND of music, 3rand of theater, that makes one 'eel good -a 1950·s therapy s till 1pplicable in 1980. Pre-opening publicity touted 10w Harrison hand-picked Miss :Cennedy to play Eliza. She's 39 years younger with· an Hignment previously handled y two name stars . Julie An· lrews did the part on Broadway. \udrey Hepburn the movie role. MISS KENNEDY does an ad· nirable job or acting the poor !Ockney, dirty-faced flower girl ra nsformed to a wo m an of !legance. But she's still learning. She tppeared to have brier lapses of >pening night jitters . Her voice. while beautiful, 1eeds to be more vibrant. Eliza. during a scene in llig- ~ins' handsomely a ppointl'd res- dence. shares the singing of "I ~ould Have Danced All Night" ith her tutor's servants. ' CWLY PILDT - ! (1f ..: Cl ' Nutcr~k~rs reign Christ1nas ballets dot Orange Coast Or•nae Coast reaidentl will have their choice of no fewer than six productions of U Tchai.kovsky'a Immortal ballet, "The Nutcracker." Headlining the list of com- pany's presenting the ballet this holiday season is the Ballet Pacifica. The Luuna ~each company will stage its pro-· ductJoo at the Lacuna Moulton Playhouse, 808 Laguna Canyon Road, from Dec. 15-22: The Suaar Plum fairy and her Nutcracker prince will be among 129 dancers weavinc a magical spell as the company presents its 14th season of "The Nutcracker." FEAn.JRED IN the ballet will be Heidi Edgren, Jennife r Engle. Kristi Moorhead, Lisa Robertson, Louis Carver, Roger Faubel and David Panaieff. Ti('kets are $5 ror adults and S4 for students. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. with 3:30 matinees every day except De. 15 and 17. For more information call 492·2865. Golden West College will pre· sent the Ballet Pacifica during a s pecial performance or "The Nutcracker " at the college Dec. 13 and 14. Tickets are $4. For more information call 892· 7711 ext. 591. "THE NUTCRACKER" will also be staged Dec. 20, 21 and 24 at Huntington Beac h High School Auditorium, 1905 S. Main StreeL The Civic Hallet of Southern California will present the classic ballet at 7:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. Der . 21 and 1 :30 p.m. Dec. 24. Reserved seats are $5 for adults and $3.75 for children under 12. For more information call 522.4407. The Civic Ballet of Southern California will travel to Chap· man College Saturday to present the popular ballet at 2: 30 and 8 e.m. in the campus Memorial Hall. Tickeb for the performanc~ are S5 for adults and $3. 75 for children mder 12. For more in· formation call 997-6761 . TCB.AlltOVSKY'S classic Christmas ballet will unfold tonight through Sunday as the Long Beach Symphony and Utah's Ballet West present their own version of the ballet in the· Terrace Theater, 300 E. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach. Performances begin at 8 p.m. with a matinee at 2 on Sunday. F~r ticket information c all (213 ) 436-3203. Knott's Berry Farm will also present the. PO~ular ballet Dec. 12 as the Ballet Pacific travels to Buena Park lo present the holiday program The ballet begins at 8 p.m. in the Good Time Theater. Tickets are S4 tor adults and $2 for chi ldren. OTHER SPECIAL yuletide shows include the Orange Coun- ty Master Chorale's spec"ial Christmas concert tonight at 8 at Trinity Pres byterian Ch urch. 17th and Prospect. Santa Ana Under the dire c tion o f ' Maurice Allard, the group wall also present a performance Saturday at Fullerton's Plum- mer Auditorium. Sunday the chorale will offer a 7 p.m. con· cert at Newport Har bor lligh School. 600 Irvine Avenue. Inc luded in the y ul e tide package will be selections from Handel's ··Messiah ," Bach's "Magnaf1cant" and Menotti's "Amahl." -Tickets -are S6 for adults and $2.50 for students and seniors. For more information call 535-0153. Handel's "The Messiah" will be performed toni~ht by .. Golden West college chorale in lheie campus theater . 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach at 8 and again.Sunday at 3 p.m . Admissionis$2.50. Also coming lo the college is a stage prodLLction of Charlff Dk ken's classic "A Christmas Carol'' Dec. 12·14 and .:' "*) at 7:30 p.m. There will be a 3 J).m. pe r formance Dec . 13-14 a nd 2~·21. Tickets are $2. "The M a n y Mo o d s o f Christmas'' will be featured in a concert Dec. 19 and 20 by the colleae·s symphony at 8 p.m . Tickels are $2.50. For informa- tion on any of the yuletide events call 892· 7711 . ext. 591. CHILDREN ARE invited to a C hristmas puppet s how at Golden West College Saturday at 1 and 3 p.m. in the Campus For um 2. ··Who Could Be the Santa Clause of Animals ?" is being presented by Roger and Nine Jouglet. Tickets are $1 at the door. Saddleback College will pre- sent "The J oys of Christmas Music for the Season" Saturday at 8 and Sunday at 3 and 8 p.m. Selections by Bac h will be per formed by the campus choral a nd orchestra under the direc· t ion of Don Walker. Reserved seats are $5 and $4 for students. For mor e 1nformat1on call 831-4656. Sounds of Christmas ('a rols and motets from around the world wi ll fill the air Saturday and Sunday al 8 as the University Choir performs in the little Theater at Cal State Fullerton. Tick ets a re $3 and may be purchased one hour before the concert. ACTRESS SHIRLEY Jones will join Roger Wagner for ail o ld -fas h ioned '·English Ch ristmas" Dec. 13 and 14 at the Los Angeles Music Center. The Los Angeles Mas ter chorale and Sinfonia Orchestra will perform Vaughan Willia ms' "Hodie" and a s pecial a r rangement of St. Luke's Ch ristmas story . For ticket information call (213) 972-7282. A royal yuletide banquet will be offered at UC Irvine Dec. 12-16 as the college's Chambe'r Singers recreate King Henry's court for a festive celebration of juggler$, strolling miruitrels and serenading servants. Beef bourgiugonne will be served to guests at the Madrigal dinner m the Fine Arts Village Theater at 6: 15 p.m. Tickets are $12.50 and S1 4. For more in· formation call 833-6617 CANDl.ESTICKS, clo('ks and <·eramics are just some of the gifts being offered for sale Fri· day and Saturda y at Golden West College's Arts and Crafts Sale in the community center from noon to 8 p m Friday and 10 a :m . to 4 p.m. Saturday Ad· mission as free Th_e rendition wa s at imes difficult to hear. It could ave more to do however with coustics than talent. Milo o·shea vtays El1 za'c; (Set> l..ADV, Page C61 -~,.~ts Chapman College 1s present- ing a ··Renaissanc e Oinner- Concert .. De<' 12 at 6 p m in the Memorial Hall. 333 N Glassell . Orange. Strolling mus1 (•tans will <See BAI.LET. Pal(e C61 Following father's floppy footsteps ... ,... .... .,"-...... BP Ii KILLY M. -THI IAD ,ACa LMI ON .1 Tift llOI a ctown, 1'111 I charMter, 1 he ..,. By JODI CADENHEAD Ol IM O.llr Piie! ltaff Emmett Kelly, the original hobo clow n , e nte rt a in ed thousands of children who grew up during the Depression wait· ing for the sight of his sadly painted face to arrive in thei r small town. At 56, Emmett Kelly Jr. has earned his own way in the tough circus world. Entertaining au- diences at the World's Fair in 1964, he was the second most · photographed event besides the Unisphere. TRICIA NIXON Cox invited him to entertain at a White House Halloween party In 1974 and the following year he re· turned to perform during the an- nual East.er egg roll on the presi· dent's front lawn. But circus life has changed since Ke lly rirsl put on his patchwork pants on Sept. 12, 1960. and followed in the floppy footsteps traveled by his famous lather. For one t htn1. the crowds comin1 to see the circus have dwiqdled every year and Clown· l.ll&-f taelf hu become a tough act to be ln, he said at a recent appearance at Knott'• Berry Farm. "DUUNG THE Depreuioo, a clrcua c.me to town and you wouldn't 1et a aeat," said Kell)', rwalUU the dan when a clrclll rollln1 Into town' waa the only 1Utter ol laqhter admist da71 of laqullbiq hope. "Now ::.Salt and wateh TV,'' coaqll~ Kelly, abowtq I real frown -..u. tbe white greasepai«!L_one. . Ask Kelly about the way au- diences treat clowns and he'll volunteer to roll up his ragged pants to show his bruised s hins . K el ly r ecall ed h ow a mother once ordered her 11.· year-old daughter to "spit on the clown." And she did. At the World's Fair Kelly was mobbed by a tour or 100 young ~iris led by two nuns who began ripping off his clothing ror souvenirs. It took 12 security guards toerscue him. "I don't get in with the crowd a nymore ." s aid Kelly "They get more vie1ous every year .. The hobo C'lown admits that he isn't as mistreated as a typical whale-raced down dressed in a ruffled collar would be. "I 'm not a c lown 1n the (Set> KEU.V, Page C6) Chorale. for Chriiltmm In What has become an annual yuletide tradition in Orange County, the Irvine Mas ter C horale wil l present its Christmas Concert Dec. 12 and 13. • Under the direction of John Alexande r , the 140·member c horale wj ll present two performances o f the new "Christmas With the Irvine Master ChoraJe." THE t :• P.M . performances at Santa Ana Hl1h School marks the organiaation's 13th year ln Oran1e County. · Included In the special Ch riatmaa concert will be: Vaughn Wiiiiams ' "M a&Pificat ," Mozart's "Re1lna Codi" and Linda Welh' "Gloria." Chorale member Linda Wella wrote "Gloria" for soprano and cborua. Featured In the pre· mtere performance wlll be aololllt tpn Cole-Adcock . Ma. Wella' Chriatmu piece la characterised b)' Ill conllant· A1.a•A11Nlt WaLU ly ch~g rhythm• and blues- like quality. The Corona del Mar resident also has written wotlts for South Cout Repertory before joining the Master Chorale two , yearsa10. The Vaughn Williams work will feature meuo Janet Smith and the Pacific Symphony Orchestra. f" Every year the Maater- chorale has performed Its Chrtatmu concert before a 90ld·. out audience. In It• 13-year history the Master Chorale has •9'Joyed critical acd.Um both here and abroad. Three European tours have helped bolster the group's ptofessional prestige. Last year the c horale teamed up with the talents of the Pacifi(' Symphony to ·present a joint con· cert under the direction of Keith Clark. Both groups pe~rmed dur in g t he Jul y 4th ex · travaganza at Irvine's Herita11e Park . wh ic h f ea tur e d T s c h a i k o· v s k y · s • · 1 8 1 2 Overture." On March 14 ~ two organlu- "'tions will share the podium a1aln during a presentation of Rachmaninoff's "Vespers" and Leos Janacek 's "Slavonic Mass." THE alOllALE will close Its .980·11 seHon with the pre- sentation ol llourt '• "Soaemn Vesper K . Ut" and L.onard Bemlteln 'a "Klddi1h." T l cketa for 1in1le perfonnan~ are S5 to • and Sl.2 to •1 fOf' the entire .. --. Fot information and ticket in· format.Ion call m -un. • • DAA.YPILOT • I TM& L08 ANGELS» P•IUtAa•ONIC tMeUa w1U l*'for• 8a&wday ., lu&a AD&, ah 8ehool under u.. dlf'e('tJoft of ........ rlo Mana. GwlbU The •· • p rn pro1ram la b 101 aponaored by lh• Oran1• Couaty 1lbarmorur 5o<'1ety. •• part ol a fou.r-COl!lcert ~ rlu The procram wlll mehade Verda '• .-rture La },0 1 aa dtol '*'"'°' the WUliam human SymJahon) No J and Brahm•' SY.m· y NQ 2 T1d"u. r111 th• !\t1ne.i art1 av.Hable C'alhna 6oMl &411 AMi\Ml. AND THE NIGtrr Vl.SITOU con t ut$ tit t~ Ntwport Harbor Arton ThtaLer, ... Maolt VJ.l&.a.-Cbllla..Meu at at pm with Sun mallnM SM"rlorman<'Y at 2·30 p.m Tickets l5 tor adult!! and s:t lor 11tud4.mb for mor~ 1 "rmatl<lfl rail 631 51 10 QN~ a roell tl'1u wtil perform 'ton1gt\t ~Cal Slatt' l"ullcrtoo ·~ pull at & and 11 p.m· .... ·t1ons will mt'lude sonKs from their jwst re· ,.,,: r• ~·ord · Just 1u1 Amencan Kid " Tickets ~ $2 5'I and S2 for Ci.I SlMtll studentJi. The pub 1,10,·ah.-d in \ht> u ampui. University Center ' TH&El-: NI ,,HTS OF MUSIC will be heard Ill Cal State l''ullerton begmnmg Monday with a l'oncert and :.ymphon1c band program, followed b> Jan Band Two Tuesday and J azz Band One Thursda.> All concerts begm at 8 in the campus Little Theater Tickets are S3 and SI for Cal State Students at the box office. JAZZ PIANIST OSCAR PETERSON will perform Dec 13 at Orange Coast College's auditorium at 8 p.m . Winner of the Down Beat award for best jazz pianist, Peterson has re- ceived world-wide recognition as an outstanding musician. Tickets are $10-$12. For more informa· tlon call ~-5527. JOIN THE CAST as the Laguna Moulton Playhouse invites the audience to shulOe their feet during the last act of "Ballroom" continu- ing until Dec. l3 at the theater, 806 La1una Can- yon Road. Performances are at 8 p.m . and tickets are $7 and $8. For more information call 494-0743. 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Ticket,s are $2.50 and $1.50 for OCC atudeota 1l the door. THE AMAZING •A&GALIT Dance Theater Company will perform Dec. 13 at Fullerton'• Plummer Auditorium, 210l E. Chap- man Ave. n.e internationally acclaimlcl 1roup will be led' by Marealit in selections that iA· elude, "~cape in the Beeinnine" and "Thru the Gate of Aden and Cinderella." For ticket in· formation call 773-3371 . 0 11IE MAN WHO CAME to Dinner" opens tonight at Cypress C0Ue1e for a fOW'·nleht nm SaturdaLllHLJ)ec, 12....and 13 al l :p.m . Tickets f'Or" fhe play are $3 and ~.50 for students. For 'more lnt'ormation call821·382IO, ''FEMALE ftANSPOaT,'' a play based on the actual transport pf 25,000 British prisoners to Australia durin& the 19th century, opens tonieht at UC Irvine. lfie drama revolves around the women's fieht for survival in the hull of the crowded car10 ship. Tickeis are S2 for the I p.m. performance in the Fine· Arts UtUe Theater, HHl~l toni&hl and Saturday. TRIADISCHES BALLET WILL GIVE ITS AMERICAN PREMIERE AT UCLA TONIGHT ISAAC STERN celebrates his 60lh birthday with a special Los Angeles Philharmonic con- cert Dec. 16 at the Music Center Pavilion. The 8:30 concert will include works by Beethoven, Mozart and Bach. For ticket information call (213) 972-7611. LIVE STAGE SHOWS have been revitalized by Corona del Mar's Port Theater with singer Georgia Leight taking the stage tonight and every Friday prior to the featured movie. DANCE TO 1111; M VSJC Saturday night at 8 in Costa Mesa's Community Center, 1869 Anaheim St. Door prizes, dancing and music will be included in the rour hour event. Tickets are S3 at the door. NEW YOU STRING QUARTET performs Saturday at 8 in UC Irvine's Fine Arts Vllla1e Theater. The quartet in residence al the Irvine campus will perform works by Dvorak, Men- delssohn, Haydn, Beethoven and Bach. Tickets MAORI WAR DANCERS will be seen Satur· day al 3 and 8 p.m. at"Golden West College as the campus presents 35 costumed students from the St. Stephens School in Bombay, New Zealand. Maori dances, chants and songs )"ill be performed during the special Maori Cultural Performance. Tickets are $4 at the college book stqre. For more information call 894-9885. AriflMAL BABIES BORN in September and October are now big enough to be viewed by the public at Uon Country Safari. Attractions at the pa rk include a petting zoo. bird show and animal traib. The last car is admitted at a:30 p. m. Tickets are $5.95 for adults and $3. 75 for children. are $8. For more information call 833·8617.. ~ PIANIST MURRAY PEltAHIA returns to the Loa Angeles Music Center Pavilion Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. The internationally known artist will perform works by Mozart, Chopin , Bart.ok and Schubert. For ticket information call (213) 97~·1611 .. Metropolitan Opera season rescued NEW YORK (AP ) -T h e Metropolitan Opera's 97th season, nearly scrapped by labor disputes, will open with a special concert on Dec. 10, followed two nights later by the first operatic pe rformance. Berg's "Lulu." the Opera Associa- tion says. . The season w as 'o r iginally scheduled to begin on Sept. 22. A greatly revised schedule of performances was put together after hundreds of telephone calls to de- · termine when opera singers would be free lo reJurn from engagements ac· cepled during the contract disputes. As the new schedule was posted, the Met returned to life with the sound of soloists and choristers beginning rehearsals. The season opening will be a non· ,subscription concert, with James Levine conductin g and Marilyn Horne and Judith Blegen appearing as soloists in Gustav Mahler's Sym· phony No. 2, "The Resurrection." University of California Irvine Committee For Arts In Cooperation With Der Senator Fur Kulturelle Angelegenheiten West Berlin Presents I ~· .r GRUPPE MEUE MUSIK BERLIN Friday Oec:ernber26, 8:30-Slturday Oeoember27 , 2:30 & 8:30 EUGENE ONEGIN FUU LENGTH Music: Tchaikovs~/Stolze ·Choreography: .Cranko Sunday December 28, 8:30·Monday December 29. 8:30 TAMING OF THE SHREW ~TH Musie: Stolze after Scartattl ·Choreography: Cranko The first opera of the season, "Lulu," will feature Teresa Stratas singing the title role. Evelyn Lear as Countess Geschwitz and Franz Mazura making his Met debut as Dr. Schoen. The first double-bill performance ·of the two one-act operas "Cavalleria Rustican a" by Mas cagn i and "Pagliacci" by Leoncavallo will be added to the repertoire with an initial offering Dec 17. The season premiere of "Dialogues des Carmelites · · by Poulenc will follow Dec. 18, when for the first time at the Met it will be sung in French. Other opera premieres during the first five weeks of the delayed season will be "Hansel and Gretel .. on.Dec. 24 and "Tristan und Isolde" Jan. 9. Orticials said the sy mphonY ··marks the return to an o ld Metropolitan Opera tradition of con-certs utilizing the Metropolitan ·s full resources of orchestra. chorus and soloists.·· .. NEWPORT'S CRAa COOKER CLAUIC FOR ATMOSPHERE Metkutouety 9ketched by Coete MeH'• Glenn M•rttn Don't rilsh hl111 'Lazy' lithographer exhibiting By ARTHl'R R. VINSEL OI t.IM IMll' Pl ... SYll Healis m has bought self-taught Cost a Mesa pen and ink artist Gtenn Mart in, at 31, a lazily paced but pro- duct1 ve lifestyle that some people quite frankly might t·onsider unreal, namely the talentless and envious. :\1 art in, of 620 Knowell Place. has been a bit pressured in recent days and nights however , preparing ror ti homt' gallery s howing of his latest work Saturday and Sunday. HE J UST ISN'T used lo being ru.shed or meeting deadlines And he punched his last time clock the -clay he had earned enough as a Newport Beac h boat product ion supervisor to buy his own Is lander ~ yacht. the Mi stral. "I sail. I surf. I ski ... I j u..;t like to do my drawing in the evenings and relax," says the handsome. sandy- haired son of a· retired railroadman who began making pictures of his p<>p 's trams as a little boy. His style has evolved with con s iderable finesse since teachers first realized the series of circles in the tale nted child's kinder garten finger paint were those r ailroad st eel wheels that go clickety-clack. MARTIN PREFERS to work with· _predictable local color subject mat- •e r and historical sites that draw other artists like magnets, but it is his painstaking presentation on paper of what he sees that imprints his own style. "l just have a ~nique way of seeing . things," he explains on an evening break from installing cedar paneling in his little west side· home for this weekend's Saturday night opening and Sunday brunch s how. •Hours are 4 to 10 p.m . Saturday; 11 a.m . _to 4 m. Sunday and the public 1s invited "Ornnge County 1s my main head- quarters." he explains . HERF,. IUS WORK has dealt with the picturesque old Western Canners rish plant on Newport Harbor's Rhine Cha nnel , next door to 1'ork-worn Hans Qickman's Boat Works where they 've been repairing vessels since '34 . One of his other popular works is the famous Cr ab Cooker seafood cafe a b lock over toward Mc Fadde n Squar<' on Newport Boulevard, the indept!ndent chowder house whose owner once turned away a Nixon presidential party demanding re- servations rather than disappoint the public. Somelitnes vie wers do n 't i m - mediately recogniie the quaint and colorful cultural landmarks of the harbor because Martin looks at them from different pe rspectives than other artists. ''I LIKE TO DRAW thing5' rrom different angles . .:.: he explains. noting that many set up easels or sket ch the old cannery, now a res ta urant, from the s idewa lk, dire r tly across the c hannel from it. He captured his own preferred view of the cannery that closed down in 1966. from aboard his Mistral. moored down the channel a httle south. Martin will be selling limited edi- tion lithographs of it in black and while and full color this weekind, while lithographs forthcoming'in 981 will includf' handcolored copies of the famed Lahaina. Kaanapali & Pacific Railroad in Maui , Hawaii. Thousands of renditions of the quaint railroad station at the old whaling station bf Lahaina have been dont• by other artists. but Marlin points out f<>w 1f any before him ever · dre w or painted the 19th Century train that served it. HE JS ~URRENTLY hurryi.ng to I complete a painstakingly precise I rendition of the h istory-steeped schooner C arthaginian moored I beside the Pioneer lnn at Lahaina, also for 1981 lithograph reproduction. I Martin, who keeps track by cutting hourly notches in his drawing board, figures the Carth1iginian original that goes on display this weekend will have consumed some 220 hours. Ile spent 110 hours on the old can- ner y and wharf scene and expended 58 on lhe Crab Cooker picture. "I travel a lot," says · the out· doorsman whose father' introduced him to the:: mountain. majesty of the Rockies-where he spends <l stint each winter s kiing a nd gathering fres h fuel for his artwork. HE,WAS RAISED mostly around the Te mple C'ity area of Los Angeles County and in Anaheim. near his father's railrQad depot d uty stations. "I was sort of selt·taught." s ays Martin, who graduated from lii gh school in 1967. moved lo Orange County·. and enrolled at Golden West College in Huntington ne ach <is a commercial art major. (Sff GLENN MARTIN, Page OJI CHI NON . CE-4 MEMOTRON FOi PIOPU WHO WAMT ~ IH A COMPACT SU ... A.HD MOii! SUPERIOR TECHNOLOGY • SEIKO Shutter • Universal Bayonel Lens Mount • unltm1ted Multiple Exposure • Dedicated Flash System • Full Manual Overtde i 16 LED's in Viewfinder • TW().Stage Self-Tamer • 0ptl0081 Programmable Power Winder (shown) The . full frame 35mm CE-4 Memotron is a miracle of modern micromlnlaturization. It's actually smaller and lighter than most of today's SLR Cameras. 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The Intricate plot Is combined with outrageous stunts, and not merely the mindless car crashes of the endless movie summer. O'Toole ls perfection as the brutal autocrat, and Rallsbaci< proves a worthy adversary. Rat· ed R, with an outpouring of ex· pletives and some nude scenes. Beatie rock star manaafr Robert Mercuccl, may iomecMy be ,... membered n tM film that launched actor Ray Sharkey. You , don't hllve to be a PoP music buff to enfoy this fllm or Sharkey's wonderful perform.nee as •can· ny entrepreneur who turns pretty faces from his urban Italian nelohborhood Into national heart- throbs. Alternately nursemaid, bully egomaniac and promo- tional genius, Sharkey Is con· slstently fascinating -yet amaz- ingly sympathetic even In his . most tyrannical moments. In supporting roles, Paul Land and Peter Gallagher are excellent as thinly dlsgulsed editions Of F~ankleAvalonand Fabl.,,,. DlrectorTaylor Hackford has done a terrific Job capturing rOc:k music's pre-conglomerate lnfan· cy, when all you needed to get~ Ing was a decent song, a modicum of stage presence, a 1•1- tle payofa and a manager with chutzpah, Rated PG, with some talk about sex,but very llttle on-camera action. • .... ~ :in cooperation with the Corona del Mar • , 1 Chamber of Commerce ~ we will be open . f ' ' SUNDAY, DEC. 7 ·: ~ 2:30 P.M. Presenting Armonda Young and Gene Sullivan. Masters of Melody Free Admission Featuring the new ELEGANTE I 11 .1 :1 I ( . ., ,j "THE IDOL.MAKE A," based on the rigatoni-to-riches rise of pre-~ HAMMOND OIGAM & PIANO CENTB · · 1114'1. c..t Hwy .. c.......... ........ ·' R ronto Rlstorante acids a new dimension to nlng out In Costa Mesa. th unrivaled northem Italian cuisine. Gracious Continental service. And a decor that's elegant. yet subdued. 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Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. all room." s ha ring the stage with Earl d Sheila Mc·Canna (left) and the duo of SCR readies .touring show Bookings ure now available for South Coast Repertory's 1981 education al touring l>roduction. "The· Communic a tion Show: Slg'"ns, Lines and Waves," a mus araJ play which will toUJ" to sc~ls in Orange and Los Angeles Counties from January 19 to J une 13. "The play is a fun.filled, knowledge-f1llett mui.;cal show,-''• said SCR 's J ohn· David Keller, who will direct the play "'It is a bout three important ways we a ll communicate : signs or non· verbally: lines, which means l:m~uage . and on the waves of eh•c•t ronic media." ' , l ,.mlliliili•illi.i• I . ' It ,......,., I •.•l \ Dutdl DWMra ' :.-.. l Orient.I fff4 .( " \ lndOftH,_ l~stt.fel St... ~· \ Shtlttl1h Frtab Fl1h Ji ~ -?;). II I . Writer Doris Baizley and com· poser -lyr icist Robin Frederick , have ea ch wrHten original musical productions for the SCR Educational Touring Program in the past. "The Communication Show" follows a child through a series of adventures in which he ex- plores different means of com· municalion -past, present and future. The child discovers how certain forms of communication have developed. which forms have been lost, and what has re- mained constant throughout his· tory. The fast-paced, 45 m inute musical fantasy will entertain a wid e range of school-age children. tboueh iL is aimed especially al the primary grade audience. "The Communication Show·· can be performed lndo9rs or outdoors. . Actors appearing in SCR 's Educational Touring Program are professionals. most of whom are graduates of SCR 'a re· nowned Acting Conservatory. Many of these artists also p erform in SCR 's M ainstage and Second Stage productions. 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COSTA MESA ..• 845-~~ -------------- I -,___ -----\ I (, j 1.. M. eon> ) 1 INFORMS in the I I I -.....-- I ... ,~.,.. SHELLY GORDON AKIO Tue. thru Set. DANCING 1 1 314 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA HACH I 1•~ , ... L_.,••I I• I Ample rrec Parlllflf/ 94.9491 752·8551 DAILY PILOT DANE AND DARIUS Back By Popular Demand Tues., thru Sat. .MARK CIAN,_,.. Sun. and Mon. DANCING NIGJrrL Y 'Owfloolriftf Beouttfvl Lake F'm,, NitM ~to.,.•~••.•,. ... -a 2311' MUIRLANDI AT RtDM ~ IL TORO 7704ltl.' KELLY LIMAIR! Tuel. tbru Sat. . Twtll1bt DlnDel'I 7Da11AWMlr •to•p.m.SI.• >2102 COAST HWY. LAGUNA MGUll •••c-11-, .. ....,, 4tf.2'21 ...... , ~coaSt seas(!Jn ---:-- Another year la juat about in the acrapboob for Uvtac theater •Jona the Oraqe Cout. and it haa been both active ...a eventful. In tenna of pun numbers, the• 1ta1e pro- ductions mounted by local tbeater 1roupa, both proleuiooal and community: must be aome aort ol a record. · Certainly the com mun.tty theaters were out in force. Their ranks had swelled from 34 ahowa in 1971to44lD11'19, and tb.ia year they far aurpaued that total with 58 olferin11. tour ol theft came from· a new theatrical operation whicb opened in Weatmlmter, Alex Koba's Showcase Produc- tions. MEANWHILE. SOUTH COAST Repertory came up with ita bluest year logistically ,wlth 13 productions Oil both it.a mainatqe and the new ..5ecoodSt.qa, t.be-finaJe of which wtU be1ts family show ''ACbriatmasCarol, ''openin1Dec. l8. The Harlequin Dlnner Playhouse and Sebas- tian's West Dinner Playhouse had long-running hits in "Grease" and "Fiddler on the Roof " · · respectively, but managed to come up with i 1 shows between them. The biont show of the sea.son. oo any level. was "Grease," the Harlequin's high-volta1e treittment of the Fifties rock and roll musical. Th't one hit the boards in Jwie and didn't depart until November, which by Orange County longetivity standards is something else. AT SEBASTIAN'S, THE stars continued to light up the San Clemente marquee, with Dorothy Lamour appearing in ''Barefoot in the Park,'' the "Leave It to Beaver" tandem of Jerry Mathers. and Tony Dow bringing their "So Lon.1. Stanley" in (or a look, aqd Kaye Ballard pumping life into the new comedy" Apartmenl8Strikes Back." 8Ut the "big names'' weren't conf;:.ed to the professional theater this year. Buddy Ebsen h.eadtined "The Magnificent Yankee" to open bis wife Nancy's new Newport Marbor Actors Theater. And veteran movie actor Leon Ames starred in (and directed) a production of "Tobac- co Road" for the Lido Isle Players. Grabbing the hot new properties were Doug Rowe at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse and Pati Tambellini of the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. Laguna premiered "First Monday iD October" and "Ballroom," while Costa Mesa introduced local audiences to the musical '' Baker Street" and Neil Simon's "California Suite." THE IRVINE COMMUNITY Theater moved into it.a ninth playhouse (Turtle Rock Community Park) to celebrate its 10th season, capping the year with Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire." The'lrvine players also mounted the world premiere of Costa Mesa playwright Elaine Mullen's "Ignore the Man ~ind the Screen." The Westminster Community Theater pulled out all the technical stops for its last two plays. "Rashomon" and "Count Dracula." Nearby, the Huntington Beach Playhouse began to take com- fort in its new. but tiny ,.facilities and turned out top drawer productions of·· La UJ"a'' and ·'.A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.·· ~olden~~ Sl;;)rngon ~~ GENUINE CHINESE MANDMIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes Lunch Omner Oa11v • Food To Take Ou! 4715 C...,_ JOU...._. ..... '- OUHGI 0 150.7111 COSTA MISA 1 Ce.-tM_.,. 642·7"2 • Ul·ttl I ELIZABETH HOWARD•s aTAIN CA.IJ. · DINNEa TKE.ATa MOW PLAYING J 1 1 J ] ,, • . ' Intermission Tom Titus A·fter moving into Us own home and playing there for three shows, the Sa~leback Valley Community Theater was forced out temporarily by the county 'a buildincdepartment, but returned at year's end. The Newport Harbor Community Theater of 1979 became two groups in 1980 -the Newport Theater Arts Center and the Newpe>rt Harbor Actors Theater, presenting nine shows between them. The San Clemente Community Theater bookended a lackluster year with superlative musicals, "Dames at Sea" and "Godspell." And the new Showcase Productions got off and rolling, highlighting its first year with a revival of "Pie· nic." TWO WELL-KNOWN AND loved community character actors took their final curtain calls in 1980. Westminster 's Sam Brandon succum~ to a lengthy bout with cancer. while Huntington Beach's Joe Karbo was felled by a sudden heart attack. Both will be sorely m issed. . Next Th':'J"Sday, this column begins its annual ftve-partsen es of artic les on the "way it was" for l?cal theater i!l 1~. culminating with the selec- taon of the Daily Pilot's man and woman of the Y.ear in theater on Dec. 19. PARTING MOMENT -Jim Ziegler as Ama hl bids goodbye to his mother ( P'a t Allen ) as he prepared to join the t hree ldngs on therr t dp to Bethlehem in ·:Amahl and the ~ight Vis· ilors . ,.., The Chrjstm a s o p era p lays Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. at the Newport H a rbo r Act ors T heater. 390 Monte Vista Ave .. Costa :\J esa. · TtlECANNERV EARLY DINERS: SP~C~S3~~~~E-~~TH 'FRESH FISH OF THE DAV S6t5 TERIYAKI BROCHETTE HAPPY HOUR: 4.0Q-6·00 MON . FRI DRAFT BEER .50 WELL DRINKS .90 FREE CANNERY ClAM CHONDEA c LIVI IMTBT AINMINT SUN .. MON .• TUEi. 80881£ & CL YOE MD. Thru SAT. -UQEND SUH. AFnRNOON -CALUSA • l , r ' Old fashioned, rornar1tic d~-dancing is back in style. 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Coun- l) prttt'oti. an nh1u1t ol u \411Anl tinkertoy c1ts· lie Some~. 770 bn~htly l'Olort!d pieces went into lht' l'OIU\I U\'llVll of thl.' l'll'llC lhHt WUJ be OD di&· pl'a thiough Ft'b H l'ai.t~I pa111ting:, ClAn .be "l'\'fl trum thl' l8 11.1111.Jowi. and medie val banners "'1 11 han~ from thl' 111u eum'i. ce1hng. Ad 011 i.tun 1s l•l't' lo tht-mui>eu111 301 Pomona \\l' f ullt>flOll l'ut-:.da} thrOUKh )o'riday from 10 ,1 rn hi 1 I> 111 and lU a m tv 5 I> m Saturday • .1nJ 1\ 111 lu '> p 111 ~unlla) ::--\l \l.l. "t:: \!'~ \IOR t. 1:-. the t1llt-of a n exh1b1t un d1.l>µl..i) 111111i ,1\ llu.· I b!J<: Jont'~ Gallery. 784 :.; t'od:..l lh" l...i~u11a l:h!at:h 1''eatured in the .11 pla) ..11 t' llit• "urk~ of 24 ar\1:.ts whose :.l1ltht>J and \\O\'t'll 11iurk:. mea:.ure no more than 24., 1nt•hc:. 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Oecembef 5, 1 HO DE WINNE'S 'HOPE' LITHOGRAPH Donated for City of Hope fundr•IHr Can yon orr Santiago Canyon Road. For more in· form allont•a 1164!1-2760. INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN artist Pol Mall will make his Ameral·an debut with the unveil· ing of 30 paintin~s Sunday from noon to 4 p.m _ <•I Dt'I We bb's Newporte r Inn. "A Page From Que bet' History." which earned the artist in- te rnational famt' 111 Canada will be on display. Admission is fn·e to the exhibit in the hotel's C<irousel Hoom . WATER('OLORIST MILLARD SHEETS will leC'ture Thursday at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art. 307 Cliff Drive at 8 p.m . The dist· Real Cantonese Fm ut here or take hof'M STAG CHINESE CASINO 111 21st PL. Newport INd .DIWe l-9160 M.-to· MldMCJM Deity-WHtae..ch u.til I :00 o.-. ingut.hed artist will discuss his colorful career. The 60th Annual Exhibition of the National Watercolor Society will allo be on display. Ticketa are $5. For more information call 494-8S31. CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY is on display at the Laguna Federal in Laeu.na Beach. The works of Yi-Ling Wan.a are on display on the second noor gallery during the month of Dece mber. Also on display are the paintings of Patricia Alley of Corona del Mar. BERNARD GALLERIES, 1410 S. Coast Hwy .. Laguna Beach will host the opening of a water color exhibit by Marco Sassone and oil paint- ings by his father Nicola Sassone Saturday. Both artists will be on hand from 7 to 9 p.m . The Italian artists use colorful brush strokes in their depiction of countryside scenes. THE ll4TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the American Wate rcolor Society will be held April 2 in New York. Artists are invited to submit 35mm prints of their paintings for judging in the $17 ,000 show. Applications and more information write Samuel Leitm~. P .O. Box 704, Woodside Station. Flushing.Ne w York. RARE TEXTILES of Bhutan will be featured Saturday through Sunday at IJa rt 's Gallery, 1960 S. Coast Hwy .. Lag una Beach from 10 a.m . to6 p. m. The Hartholo me w Collection will beondis· play for viewing ands ale. FROM HE R WORLDWIDE trip artis t ·Lisette De Winne hC:ts returned to the Laguna Beach Haggenmake r \ralle ries with a ne w collection of 25 oil paintings. "World Heflections" is based on the artist's travels to distant villages and towns, The gallery. 372 N. Coast Hwy .. is open from 10 a .m . lo 5 p.m. daily. COLORFULl .. Y MELTING WATERCOLOR~ by Joan Irving a re on display at Laguna B~ach "'Jou ••• " ·Keeps you on top of the local scene ... Sundays In the DAILY PILOT I ...-.... -~~~~~~~~~~~~-~--,.----~ , ~Sebasdans~ DINNER PLAYHOUSES (714) 492-9950 140 Ave. Pico, SAN CLEMENTE AL ANT llON\''S in the Grand Hotel. ANAHEIM ANA .TRADER -RESTAURAN Home of Fresh Local Lobster ChalU. Galleries, 1390 S. Coast Hwy .. be1i.JmLn1 Saturday from 11 a. m. to s p.m . Also on dlaplay ... • will be ceramics and palntin1s by Polia Pillia • >.-:: · and works by Frank Hamilton. -:.-J ·~·.: ...... " CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING is beine tau1ht •• : by Iris Adam at the Arts and Crafts Center, 4601 , ~ Walnut Ave .. Irvine . Al,o on display beginnina • •. ~ tonight will be cermaics by c lay artist Kate ~. Weiss. The gallery is open Monday through Fri· day from 10 a .m . lo 6 p.m . For more informa- tion call 552-1078. ~~>. '>° Ii;! PHOTOGRAPHER ANDRE KERTESZ opens· an exhibit of publised and unpublished works ~ tonight at Susan Spirltus Gallery, 3336 Via Lido, Newport Beach. The 86-ye ar-old artist has had ' bis works displayed at the Mus eum or Modern Art in New York and tie continues to photograph fa c.e s from his apa rtm e nt . ove rlooking Washington Square. The gallery 1s open from 11 a .m . to 5 p.m .. Tuesday through Saturday. Great . . . , l 6FiENDAILY11:00A.M. \ LUN{;tt • Ol'iNER •COCKTAILS LOISTB SEASON IS HBE!!!! . COMPLITI LUMCHIOM ( 11 a.m _. p.m.l ~Mftm D••• Fri . Sat & Sun (YI Local Lobster ••• $6.IOt ~ole Local Lobster .. SI I.tit COMPUTI.,.... 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'•. .. i ... J ( ell CWLV Ptl.Of ...... , ••• c. BUNDANT ••• -Mte•ede d1 .. ,. pr•CN" to \ ~· cert ftahlrln111 the Chamber OtthMtn For more 1ftf0tcna Utll oo Uw Chrl•tma11 procram (alt 9"1 ma Tttket• for the din- Ht a.od C(llU't!t1 are ... $0 and '3~ fw the <'vn<'•rt alone "h• Ca.ufom\a Boy• Choir wtll pre ut IU annual Chrl1lmu t OM!i'r1 o.~ 30 at Oran&t! Coa•t C.,llea• 10 Cotta Mn a Work• b)' Bnllen. Kodal)', Sehubert and ~·tt"f'U will tMI uff~rt>d 1'u·kt!lll ar t4 l<H ad\&U.. 1md 13 for st u d\: nta at the door -THE 9"t;STIV.U. of L11lhU Boat Parade &t'h Wldt:r way De(• I throu&h 23 a1 l'Olorfu11y d.: (OUlt'd bo4llb make-lhe1r WM )' arCJund Bi.lbl'll l!>lind Th" r wport H1troo1 Arti11 Chamber \r Commt:rct> ·poosor. the an n\&al event which ~ate:• p rn earh day. More than aoo alD1•t1 will jolJl In th• annual ainJ·a·lon• Dee. 1J at Fuhioo Island. There will be .plHty ot .o&d ruhlonect yuletide- auna• performed and th• au· dtence la Invited to aina. too. Sel.,ctlon• from Xaren and R1 r hard Carpenter 's "Chrl1tm11 Portrait" album will be performed Saturday at 8 p m .. •t lt"'ullerton CoUeae, 321 E' Chapman Ave. Ticket.a are S2 50 and tl 50 for studenu and senior•. They will be available one hour before showtlme. Carmen Dragon conducts th e Glendale Symphony O r c hestra in a special Chri1tmu· concert Dec. 20 and 2 1 at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Loe Anseles. SbOwtime )• a p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. SUnday. Ticket.a are priced t>.twee~ $2.50 and SU.50. For more ln· formaUoa call (211> Ml..a«U. The Newport Harbor Lutheran Church will present a Chriatmaa Cantata Sunday at 1: ao p. m .. featurinl the chancel choir. Ad· miaaioa is free to the proaram at 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. llOaE THAN 2,000 sinaen. dancers and muslclana from the Anaheim Union Hi1h School Dis· trict Choral Mualc Department will participate in the 12th an· nual "Holiday in Mu.sic " concert Wedneeday at tbe Anaheim Con· venUoo Center. Ticket.I are S3 at the box office prior to the show. For more in· formation call 9:56-6840. Two Orange Coast College ·music groups will sing Christmas carols Dec. 12 at the · college's auditorium at 8 p.)n.• Tickets are Slat the door. IQCluded in the program will be a guitar and harpsicord ren- dition of "Navidad Nuestra" and "Magnificit:' -SHOWING WHl!RI THI RAIN FALLS IN SPAIN Che,,t Kennedy, R•• Hemeon In 'Fair Ledy' f'r .. r,,. f; l • ENTERTAINMENT , .... _c, LADY. ~ father, Alfred P. DooHttle. and aives a performance second only to Harrison's. When O'Shea sinas "With A Little Bit of Luck" in scene two it sets the tone for the evenina. It's a reminder for those who may have for1otten there are nearly two houn of enjoyable theater ahead. O'SHEA sinas and dances with • Harry <Ben Wrigley) and Jamie (Clifford Fear)) and the ensem· ble. The ensemble shines singing and dancing as street people and the snobbish horse race fans at ·Ascot. The black and white COS· tumes worn in the Ascot scene are lavish, aa is the formal dress lalerattheEmbassyballroom. Descending chandeliers in the ballroom scene provide bt!autiful thea~rics, the highpoint .of the work of scenic designer Oliver Smith and Ken Billington, lighting. Cecil Beaton is costume designer, Crandall Diehl choreo- grapher. KELLY SECOND-GENERATION CLOWN • • ELIZA FAJ~ her high society debut at Ascot but attracts the attention of would-be beau Fred- dy Eynsford-Hill played by Nicholas Wyman. J_ack. Gwillim-is Higgi"tls ' believable roommate, Colonel Pickering. i BALLET PACIFICA 'NUTCRACKER' AT LAGUNA MOULTON ·' Sandr• Wlnleakl, R•ndy Barnett perform -llZ sense of what a clown is," said Kelly. I'm a character." Oddly enough, Kelly is most popular with high school and col- lege audiences because he says they know what a hobo is and can identify with his pantomim- ing. "There's only 'about 100 pro- fessional 'hobos working the rails anymore," bemused Kelly. who worked a short time in railroad yards before clowning .. ·'Teen-age and college kids have read about a hobo in their books. But the children don't ltnow what a hobo is." W))y do audiences laugh at a sad-faced man dressed as a .-;They 're lookin g at themselves when they look at me,'' explained Kelly. "Everyone has problems," he continued. "They look at me and say, that's my plight in life." seniors seem to lake special delight in seeing ·the sad-faced clown too. "I LOVE TO see the twinkle in old people's eyes," said Kelly , .tli$ own wrinkles plain through the hot pink makeup. •'They see me and it brings out the twinkle in their eyes that's been lost for so long." 40·f0ol trailer that includes a washing machine. dryer and telephone. The couple met on April 1, 1976, and were married three months later. "And we've been fooling aroun~ ever since," Kel- ly quips. GROWING UP IN a small town in Indiana. Nancy admits that she didn't have the slightest · idea who Kelly was when they were first introduced. Nancy admit s that she worries constantly that Kelly will be hurt dltriog the act. And whether it's on the road or in the act she's never far from the sad· raced clown. Cathleen Nesbitt -who made her professional debut in 1910 - played Henry's mother on Broadway and returns for the part in HoJlywood. She appears frail but is adequate in the rather Wldramatic part. The play will be at the Pan- tages through March 8, 1981 with 8 :30 p.m. curtain Tuesdays through Saturdays, Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 2 and Sunday afternoon performances at 3. Tick'ets, ranging from $24.50 to $10 are available at Ticketron or by telephoning (213 > 520-8010. tattered tramp? 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It'11ot all kinds of music from oajun to ~untry to New Orleans jazz, but the roe ken down there are mostly bar bands. Bands who play ni1bt alter ni&ht, doing R & B, ~tandards like that. '"l'here are very talented people ~re. U'a just that they never really break out because it's hard to build from there.•' How did the Romeos get to the point where they signed with CBS, and have recently been opening for acts like Roy Orbison, Jim Carroll and The Buueocks? [_' ____ R_o_c_K_T_A_L_K_]:..:: it's a hotbedortalenl, il really is. "WE HAVEN'T MADE any conscious effort '· -aa far as running away from label.a, or coinl ·' tow ar<b them, we just play our music and that 'a it. • It'arock 'n' roll, and it's real good. , "Aa for as basic rock 'n' roll is concerned, I don't think it ever left. I think what we do is something that's been pretty constant without los· in1toomuch. "1bey always say mainstream rock or new wave rock, but it really doesn't matter -it's just 1ood son11 for people and being able to get them off, have a good party with them. SHARING Af'TISTIC IDEAS AT NEW 'ARTS SPACE' GALLERY IN LAGUNA BEACH An informal time for creaUv. .people to flnd attmulatlon and aupport "We left," said Honig man. "YOU HAVE TO LEAVE," he continued. "We don't have any kind of staged show." adds Honigman, ·"there isn't any posing or anything like that going on there, we just play the music we like and the music which makes us have fun . lt'sgenuine." DURING A RECENT trip to New York, The Romeos found themselves opening for a variety of acts -from Roy Orbison 's country sounds to Jim Carroll's poetry-influenced rock 'n ' roll to the Buncocks' new wave. Laguna's 'Left Bank' "The scene there doesn't cater to helping you grow. They just want bands to play at one bar one night and another one the next. "New Orleans has some wonderful music go- ing on. but there's no outlet for them except in the city itself. so you tend to have lo leave itin order to get a momentum going, and then come back. And then when you come back, it's like_. 'Oh yeah, here are our sons coming home.' "It was good for us," says Jerry, "not only for the exposure, but because it forces us to adapt a bit. By JODI CADENHEAD Of lM o.lly P'li.t S~tt "Anything can happen," read the invitation. "This is an informal time for creative people t.o come together, to share, find stimulation and support." It was the romantic idea of Parisian artists languishing over a glass of wine in -·some dark sidewalk cafe that • inspired Lorraine Marcus to open her own "cafe" of sorts in Laguna Beach. With the help of er photographer husband, Harold, the former Easterner has opened a new .. MAltCUI gallery "Arts Space" in the Village Fair, 1168S. Coast Hwy. IN ADDmON TO displaying art exhibits. the gallery is a meeting place for local artists to get together during the "Gathering Hour" every Thursday .and Friday from 4 io 6 p.m. Calling itself the Highlight Founda- tion, the organization seeks to bring artists together for .informal dis- cuaaions and woruhops. Artists doesn't ref es: only t.o pain- ters. A recent gathering hour in· eluded a retired actor. a pillowmaker, a musician, an aspiring newspai>erman, a photographer, a woman who heard about the-gallery while standing in line at a local health food store, an out of work writer and oh yes, a painter. "I WANTED SOMEPLACE where I could meet with other creative peo· ple," said Ms. Marcus, surveying the group assembled on her new thick pile carpet. Missing from the gallery perhaps Artists-cotWene in new gallery ·'That's ftne, except our plan is to do what we want. and then hopefully achieve some level of s uccess and bring it home and try to help other things there. It needs a shot in the arm. because "Whatever your music is, if you have the songs to work with and the personality t.o get it across, then whatever your style. it's going to work. 1s the impoverished stereotype set- ting imagined in the cafes haunted by the likes of Van Gogh and Gaugum. The smell of new paint and clean wall to wall carpel is still fresh. But the esprit de corps that exists wherever creative people congregate is present. "Ours just happens to be straightforward rock. I think our attitude puts it across more than it being in a certain genre.·· '' 1 just moved here from New York," said an attractive brunette•------------------------------------------------.. named Beth. 'Tm happy as a lark to be here. I'm just hanging out." DEBBIE, THE GIRL who heard about the gatho.ring while buying 1 health' food, told the grol(p that she's attending the Laguna Beach Art School. In a clipped British accent Eric told the group that he had been on stage for 50 years before retiring last year. · "Sometimes I wake up and think. Other days I wake up and don't 'bother." h e smiled . "It's MARVELOUS." ·'I came here to talk and exchange ideas and all of that, .. said a man,' sporting a corduroy cap iri .the back of the room. L~TEB HE TURNED out.to be the aspiring newspaper man who said he wanted to start a "real artist's newspaper." A sligbUy bui~t man introduced himself as Michael, adding that he' plays saxaphone at the Studio Cafe in Newport Beach. · Suddenly a young girl rushed in to tell -everyone that there was a beautiful sunset out.side. "I thought being artists and everything you'd be interested.'' she exclaimed. QUICKLY THE artists departed leaving th<galleey hung with paper art empty. "What a blessing that is," murmeredone of the a rtists. 1 ·~ '" • ' ... "'""''l•tltlll•• I · .. _ :i ... ~ '-'...~ r I~! llj!'>AI . " ~ . ), SPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW . . . TOMORROW AT 8:00 PM ' THE DOCS OF WAR ·A NORMAN JEWISON-PATRICK PALMER Production · CHRISI'OPHER WALKEN· TOM BERENGER • ·Screen~ay by GARY De VORE and GEORGE MALKO Based On A Novel By FREDERICK FORSYTH Executive Producers NORMAN JEWISON a~d PATRICK PALMER Produced by LARRY DeWAAY. Directed by JOHN IRVIN PANAVISION• TECHNICOIDR• I CJJI DOL8V •••m I"' fRj.:r;;:: ~-I T United Artists IN SELECTED THEATRES ,..., ... , -A Transamerica Company ~ 0 _, UnleldMllllCoDCQliOli. NA ri1t* WWd. ' CINEDOME mf'ATRE 3001 w. Chapman Ave. Orange:. (714) ·534.2553 . . ' .. .~ ~ i.--·-·-·-----· "THC CltmAMT MAM" wlll be lhown after the pttVtew. , ... __________________________________ ... ._ _________________________________________________________ .... ____ ...... ) ·-.~:=a·•"t"•rcposs IS •• ( I (9 CWLY~OT /.GLE~ .. !~R~.~ ~~!~HS REFLECT AREA IDSTORY. ment frorn archite<·t.a II• rather ahyl)' tonl••MS hi• In . fi h~ Atcttang rich? • • .. d ~· atrucleln f\aall)' '°Id h•m hi ••• te "No . " he uy11 w1lh a shrua alb Juet k .. p1n1 • tu 1upport~d and a ~rin ttMol 1Ht warn' and 1boWd be out Martin umda to dasreaard such m~lnt a tivlftl from hi• lil(lftl .. Oran(tt> Coiu.t show as the l.a&W\a Thty tatd I alrHd)' h•<# It, hP Heal·h l<'t-~llv1tl of the Arts. whlch b~ u plahw of th~ tt"r hnl<•ai ma1Ul'ry OIH'\' tm.'<I to enter. and 1ptnoff pro· that I'* mto h111 draftaman like rt•n ducllOcl.l! like the Sawdust lo'eatival der ln11 of •f'enu ht.' "~'" in hui 1uul A•t A-fo~u1r tra vels bt'l wt't>n th l' < olor•do 11111 wol'k appears s uperior to some Roclues and lta1ult art exlub1lt-d at the famed festival, ANO, 80M t: MA il>, tv<I 111uvh tl1 11room lt!~l·h1n ti 1'1111 1 I.Ill) u · natural 1rtl11t1c· ta.lent OalwnH In bolh 1"o"r1Aphu· c>. lremt• have fti111\\ir\'>ll Mart1 11 artwor~ and he 1• rNld)'lnl( more for a on• man how to >tart 111 Junua1 y at a 1•ller)' 111 K111~ulu1 . 10 thl' Lahama dllll'lci. of Aihuu R11ht now, getun~ h1i. wurk widely viewed around the Wci.t 111o 1mportillnt to tum in e11t.abhi.h1og & broad field of reco1rut100 and appt!al lo continue 1eneratm& 11les The artlSt and h1i. wu\i,ome ~1fe a role. a puue 1~~ blonde he met on a sk'i trip three yearl> ago 1n lhe Lake 1'ahoe region, JUSl returned rrom a f ive-month c ruise among the Hawa11an Island aboard the Mistral. . ''I'm bwldtng a house over there," he explams. as though a grown man oC wage-earnrng age is required to account for his whereabouts and what he was doing all that time to justify himself HE HAS SU PPORTED himself in what some would consider enviable . fash ion as a free-lance artist for several years now. although he's r(!- when· 11p1H·e was reserved first fo r many regulars i o t he well · estlibllshed event before jurors con· ~ 1dt• red oew<"omtirl:l "THJ!:Y HA V £ A seniority list," Marlin explains. One noteworthy factor m Martin's works of serene. relaxed realism is the fact he is left-handed, a con· trove rs1 al inherited trait among 111any artists Some sympathetically criticize it as a handicap and others defianUy contend 1t is a characteristic key lo being a born creatave artist. although those who hold that view all tend to be left-banded. .. l just 'breathe ' a lot of my work onto the paper ... he jokes. MARTIN EXPLAINS in seriOUS· n~ss that he frequently moves the paper around at. d i ffer~nl angles. working al it from 360 degrees to avoid smudging what he has already done, the worst curse for a southpaw artist. And then there was the terrible !Problem of rough sailing coming home from Hawaii. durl~ which Martin finished his popular drawing KEZY'MIONIGHT MOVIES There'• only one war out, and 100 fool• •t•nd Fr*y & Saturdey-All S.•t• 13.00 --"ROD STEWART &·FACES" plua Quafl at th• Quackedero ........ ll ,lllA ll•ea S29 !1339 Cl•EOOMl 0·•"9' 6J4 2;~3 l DWAllOI' 1111fPOllT NewPQll Bea~h 644 0760 IDWAllOI' Cl•MA WllT wes1m1ns1ei 891 393; UIWAllOI' MIH ICNI flUO MAU Mission llie10 49; 6220 ON STAGE SATURDAY NIGHT JIM MARSHALL Th• Greateat Tenor Voice In All Of Southern CalHoml•. DAVID COPPEN AT THE KEYBOARD A HOllDAY SHOW FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ON SCREEN It&· 'J"' 1 o 11t m 11 m ·~· 'T1 ct , "'''''""'''\&\~ -..£.' r11 ",,, 111 -... 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Coast Plaza · 546-2711 fMT• VALLEY-Ft Valley · 839-1500 •llR ..,..Viejo Mall ·~ .\ . OllAlllE-Orang~all · 637-0340 OllAllE-Cily Clrfe.ma · 634·3911 OllAM8f'Sladium Dr·ln -639-7860 WHTMIHTH·UA Cinema · 54()..0594 CltfCK •ncr•• Fii .... t•H ........ ___ ..._. ..... _______ ..... ____ ,....,.-., .... GLENN MAATIN-CAPT-URES HARBOR OFT .. ltAST IN LITHOGRAPHS Rhine Channel •rtwork covera IO Y.•ra of toe.I htetoty of the old Newport Beach cannery despite the daily toss and pitch of the ocean. He just lay back in his shipboard den. braced in place with numerous pillows to steady his hand as the-Mis· t ral beat a path for home port in Newport Beach. a tall, cool drink close al hand for refreshment. THE COUPLE ALSO encountered a scbool or albacore on the last leg in the Channel Is la nd s off Santa Barbara and snagged 350 pounds for the freezer . which took him away from his work. He will therefore be no starving artist in 1981, even if gallery sates should slack off -not likely -or he spends more time at building Kona Coast bungalow than at drawing board. "I try to let my work just flow. just the way I reel about life." s ays Martin , who confesses Carole is som etimes perplexed at his laid-back lifestyle and seeming lack of hard· dnving ambition. YEAH , SOM E people have it rough. but perhaps one of these days Martin will lay aside hi s drawing pens and do something with his lire. Maybe when he needs a bigger yacht that doesn't toss and pitch so much on those working voyages ba<"k and• forth bet we~n he re and the islands. ('arrying cargo for the art galleries Cinema Wesl 891 ms Your Home CM 9i u...., • ., ........ . Excllnl Md U.=1111; wtlh t"G ..... ~~ .... -............. '* ... 00 ..... Ut•M:timl:tt1 lDWAllOI' MISSIO• lllJO MAU l OWAllOI MA• MIU PllUA Ct•MA Wlll ~ ... •,;., ~JJ'• M let' '• , lOWAllOI " ClllfMA CIUl~ CllllOOlll . 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Q TELETONE NEWS m ALL IN THE FAMILY Arch1b 1s torr ed 10 Utkc ~ IOl'lQ and patroh.11 loo~ JI ltlS ru1ure when E:dolli's hllstv but 1ova1.i1e efoeriv aun1 comPS lor .1 111s1t bul l'l•s no u1ace to 90 fJil MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT ~ VOTERS' PIPELINE Host Jorn Cooper ClaaaaE-1 Lbti•fl• 1J KNXl rCBSJ Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBCJ l os Angele!. 9 r<TLA 1lno 1 Los Angeles D AABC lV (ABCJ Los Angeles ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KH.J-lV (lno ) Los Angeles (fl KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCoP· TV (Ind J Los Angeles • KCET· lV IPBSJ Los Angeles e KOCE-lV (PBS) Huntington Beac h Jo\C .~~ th~ growuiq tJat llu uvt!f lh.. P~_mpnettil C ·na1 7·50 0 BASKETBAl.l. L.•k•"n.a.....c:• 9'()() 6 THE INCAEDl{'LE HULi( A11 t1•perornen1 w•th 11 po,- ''blt' cu•f' 10< nos atlh.:11on ·ooct.1110:> ano sendi. Cai1111 11110 ao o~an mo10 """"" 11ve state 0 CASPER'!) FIRST CHRISTMAS An1m.,1 .. o <.:a5per the lrocnolt 9ho-1 s ro1ten t ,., .• on Haor~ Sc6rt'V lr>e~ 10 ,.,,,, Chr1s1mes w•th h•~ 1nc.,s IA/ 0 MOVIE • • • rr1e Grtury Anc:J The Trc;:isu19· I 1974) Oocu· me11tory lrl lhO fato 1800s. d fam11y lace &Aveie obsta· ct.ts '" Ulen relentless hunl 10< 11uld on the Alaska11 Klondike 12 lltS I 8 @) BATTLE OFTHE NETWORK ST AAS l wenty·lour pe1 101mets from ABC CBS ano NBC display tho" tel~nts a110 endu1ance 10 nead-IO· h'.l&O athfetoc 1·om11e11110,, r<oward Cosell "nd Cathy Lee Cros_t>y are hOsts ti) P .M. MAGA.ZIN£ m MOVIE • • • "The Last Tame I Saw Archil" 11961) Rooert 1 M1tct11Jm. Jacll Webb A Plllf of Air Fore. buOO•H m11111199 to enioy their sllnt on Iha Armed Forces. (2 ,., .. , • W,._.TONWllK ........ • IACfl...._NTO Wl.IK .. ..v.w Holl ' Mufray l'romton Cl) , .... MAGAZIHI 8PICW. IOITIOtil "fa«Moui CnarK*•" 1:11.A,N&YQfQJI CHNITMM ~.um..wiy ... Senta to bflnO hlil Ofandpa rrom nee-l0t the llQll. <1a19 (A) • AAMtWUI( liott: Barry T omc>lllnl. , • WALLtTl'Bl"WllK "Silicon I/allay Stoel!•" Guett. Edwin 0. Co.tellO. VQ ~Mf61<\I, llCflnology n!tiearch, Su110 & Co. Inc. • WMHINIJTON W1D IHAEWW 8:00 8 CJ5 THE OUl<U ~ HAZZAN> Sol5 Ho00'1 good ""In t><otner ShOWS up 10 c1111m his snare ol ltHl!r aunt's •nflerol ance 0 JACKF~T A11•ma1eo A grou11dhog letfs 1118 etory of Jtck Frost, Father Winter'& mes56nger W'iho orlngs the snowy season 10 the world. !RI Q) MERV GRIFFIN Gul:SI hoSI Ooek Van Pat 1en CiuMts Jane Kean Don Aoarns. P11111 Van Pa1- 1en Shies & Heo<lerson . Ann J1ll1an fD THE SEVERL Y HILLS UNLISTED JAO. 8AHO A focal upoeat 1au group. whui.o members Include Gl!orge Sa~el. Conrad Jams Allen Goodman, Russ Reinberg, B•ll Boole 11nd Arnold Rol5, per1orm 10 an ltvllntng or rllQ\lme and Oaale1and 1au {Ii) WALL SmEET W£V< S11tcoo Valley Stocks" Guest Edwin O Coslallo, vice pr~oderll, technology rese.ttct•. !Wtro A Co Inc. 9·30 ~ SNEAK PA!VIEWS Roger l berl en<I G- S1s11el offer their perSO<'lal &od cr111c ii opinions of e new treno in the movies. 10:00 IJ Cl) DALLAS Th.i conthcl bel-Sob· l.iy an<1 J R e&ealatea when Booby ·~•uses 10 slap down as prH ldanl of Ew•'!2_ 011 eu News 9 9 CHAIST¥AI Kr THE GAAND Ol.E <>PRY Ro~t t,Jrlcl'I 11 l<>4oed by MIGkily Giiiey, The Statler Broth&rs. Dottle Wast and George Jones for 1 coun- try-style c;elebtallOn .-of Chrostm ... e 1HDEPENOENT Hl!TWOM NtWI lil MOVIE •• * "Shedowe Of Our Foroollan Aocaato"" (I~) 1'11111 Hlkolalc:hull • Lau•• Kedoc:nnt11ov1. 0.1ec1ad by Sergei Par• ranov Two ~ -ktpl ' aoan 11y • t11t• dltcMe bet....-n their IMllllM ( 1 ht., 30 min.) t0:•1t.~ lnt«111ewt With Ille IMl'll• beta ol "MOtlty Pytllon'e Flying <:¥cue" and dl9I from Old ~· and "*' ~ "'°"'8 .,. leetured wMn the '¥°"'f' t9UftlYI In T un191a. 11:001 •.Cl) Q HEWS HOUYWOOO IQUMd I NIW\.YWeO QAMf M"A•a•H ttawltey1 al'td TrapPlf, wlll'I an Mllel from Radat, !Mitt uci a flc:tlllou1 cap. tlln In orO« to dOnall hi• aalaty to en orphanage. • THE 1EHNY HILL SHOW 11:30 8 Cl) MOVIE * * * "The 0.1e1ter" ( 19 7 1) 81klm F1hml1.1, Rlc:hat<I Crtnna. II TONIGHT GUISI host: Davi<! Letter- m an Gu ea ta Tom Dreesen. S11va Allen 9 PRIS<>tJjER: CELL 8 LOCKH Pat holos Grog responsi- ble for her ton's diteth ond her own loU 01 parole D ®J FRIOAYS Musical guest Pol 8cna- ta1 0 GUNSMOKE A one-11n1<1 m111 sna1 se .as Mall s 111a and agre.' 10 loll •n r0r M111 un111 he Is bet· ter m MOlllE *''"Sheila Levir>e Is Dead Ano Liv1no lo N11w York • ( 1975) Jeannie Berlin Roy Sc11e1oer 6IJ IT TAKES A THIEF Al MunOy mubt plant a bligg1ng <I~ m an e-i!led d1c1e101 s llorary w•tnout eoterlno tn. room • 81) CAPTIOHEO A8C ~EWS -MllflGHT~ 12:00 8 lWIUOtO' ZOHE In the te&os. outlaw Joa Caswelf's body dlM PPMrs from tha nangman ·s noow 1i:30 G MIOHIOHT SPECW. Hosts.; Reo Speectw-oon Guffl1. Roel St ... art. Ren· dy Mllaner. Kim Carnes. Dir• S1rtli1S, Tl'HI Baoys. Thin Uz:zy, • ff~. Oee»mber 5, t980 TUBE TOPPERS NBC e 8:00 -Christmas Specuus. Two animated programs for the sandbox set -Caaper's First Christmas, followed at 8:30 by A Family Circus Christmas . ABC e 8:00 -Battle of the Network · Stars . Two dozen performers from the three networks match their talents in athletic competition as Howard Cosell calls the action. KCET@ 9:00 -The Beverly, Hills Unlisted Jazz Band. Actors Geor ge Segal and Conrad Janis perform in this musical group in an evening of Dix- ieland and ragtime jazz. • MOYI( * • "5-1 Tl,.,,.. S.V.,," (1973) Terry·ThOmH. Uooet Stanoer ' G THEF19' Erskine uoreyela the mya. 1ery ol • misting store or mtroglycerln, II) INOEPEHOENT NETWORK NEWS 12:40 8 HOU.YWOOO HEARTBEAT fios1 soc We!Ch Guett•· HOlfy Penllel<I Th• Motels. The Bank. Genesis, a vidlo pertormaoce oy The SPI· c;oalS ®)CAROL~ ANOl'N9108 Gues1· Rill Moreno 1 :-00 ti) MOVIE * * * "Wold IS l 1141 Wind" ( 19571 Anni M1g n1n1 Anthony Oulnn. 1:10 D-vioEOWUT BACKSTAGE PASS A look at Ille reggae revt- val With 8oO Merley and 1ne Wallws, Jim Clift, Mad· ,_, Ind Iha Selec:tora. P.n1< Ftoyd'e ,_. ntt, 1 video per1ormancia by The Cars (!'.I AOAM-12 Mi lloy 1110 ~d Pl•y lnOlhel heo O'tll • young 1eserv1s1. 1:30 0 THE LONE AAHOEA "Maasage To Fort Apache" 1:«) 8 MOVIE • • • • "Work Is A Four- l l ltet W0<d " t 19681 David Wame•. C1Ha Blacl! 1'.451 HEWS 2:00 COMEDY SHOP MOVIE • * "The llAlll<men" ( 195 1) Donald O'Connor Jfmm( Duran la • MOVIE • • • "0 11 For Tne Lamps Ot Ch1n1· ( 1935) Pet O'Bn eo , Josephine Hutchto&On 2-.20 8 MOVIE • • 'Murphy's War" (197 t) Peter o ·TOOle. Stan PaffllpJ 2:258 N£WS 2:308 NEWS U GENE AUTRY "Saddle Up" 3:00 U MOlllE • • • ·Come Ano Gel 11" -119a&r.ioe1 Mc:Cre• waner Broon11n • NEWS MOVIE * • '"' · Muf!Oe< Mansoon · I 1970) Analla Gaete E\lelyll s 1-1 3:20. MOVIE * • •\~ 'J<>hnny O'Clock' I 1947) Ok:k POwell. Lee J Co Db 4:00 Cl MOl/IE • • '.'t "City Acro15 The Rover · ( 1949) Stephen McNaJly, .Tnelma R11te1 4:30. NEWS '-,\II Kil\) e:oo1•--COUMUNnY' W4'CK HOit~ ,emMdo Oil No. • UNIYIM1Y Oil TMI ~ I ~ .. , .. , .. f: 15 NH OH '1lMI THAT TIACH 1:30 I IUNNU ... "" THAr tCAT 9 IT'IYOtM BUSINUS I OAVIY ANOGOUATH 8PEAKOUT ROMPlA~ CAPTIOHEO AltC MfWS (I) ADVENTURES IN OIL PAJNTING T:OO 8 MARLO ANO TH( • MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE G GOOZILLA I HONG KONO PHOOEY I PACESETTERS @ PlA8TICMAN I 8A8Y PLAS I HOT FUOOE TURNABOUT YOGA FOf\ HEAL TH {)) ADULT JOURNEY 7:30 8 DUSTY'S TR£EHOU8E D BIG BLUE MARBLE 8 OJ FOHZ ANO THE HAPPY DAYS GANO Cl GIGGLESHORT HOTEL I ELEMEIHARY NEWS SONRISAS VEGETABLE SOUP KIOSWQRLO 11:00 II {)) MIGHTY MOUSE I HECKLE l JECl<LE eJ THE FLIH«'JTONES 8 THE RIFLEMAN I-~!'!'! 9_.!j_EA THCUFt' AHO DINGBAT 0 ROLLER DERBY • MOVIE • • Only The V 1111.int ( 19511 Gregory P k Bar- bera Payton • SPECIAL PEOPLE • OHCEUPOHA CLASSIC · The Sw1V1 0 1 The Cu1- la1n · 8:30 8 ()) TOM AHO JERRY D THE RAT PATROL Q ®) THUNOARR THE 8AR8AALAH ti) INFINITY FACTORY f(i) RE80P(R) by Arms1rong & Batiuk ,1 J "' '• . I I : I ,•, ••• ,,, ,,. .. , Steeling herself for a tough 'EV ro~ Bleier,:· she recalled. ·•1 said, 'Who's that?' He said, 'He's a Pittaburch Steeler .' I said, 'Oh, no, a "Norma Marie Osm('lnd. a veteran TV '"Pl?l'former at 21 , will star in her own comedy-var iety series "Marie," premiering next Fri- day at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. By J ERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP) -It was a touchy situation when Bonnie Bedelia was cast as the wife of Pittsburgh Steeler running back Rocky Bleier in the A BC movie ·· fight tng Rack '· Aleta Bleier was concerned about how she would be portrayed on the screen. "It's very d ifficult to have someone pl ay yo u." said M i!ls Redclia. who st ars 1n <he movie with Robert Un c h. "I 'm an actress so I · would be ex· pe cially picky a bout ·ho would play me. ... THJNK .U .t;Ti\ \.\OUld have ac- cepted me bette r 1f I wero dark and had long dark hair like h~r .. ~1 tss Redt>lta has s hort blond hair and fair skin. "She didn 't want anyone else to b<> with her at the screening bec<.eus1;: she was afraid s he wouldn't like 1t," the al·t ress sa id . "I heard later s he wished she'd invited all he r friends. she liked it so much . She had tears in her eyes." Th<.' two-hour movie. which A B<; br oadcasts Sunday at 9 on C'hannel 7, 1s told on sever al le\'els. There as the story of the remarkable comeback or Bleier , µJ.i yed • Ur ich, after lie was wounded in \lietna m a nd told he would never walk again let alone play profe~sional football. And there PICH A TREE FROlll SANTA'S FOREST Aerca o/ U&H"• Treca ' is the love story of Rocky and Aleta, a wom an who changed his life. "\'OU CAN NEVER duplicate life e xactly," Miss Bedelia s aid of her portrayal. "You can say, 'l wasn't dressed that way.' Or , ·1 was jump· ing up and down at the Super Bowl.' -But Aleta has a special way of dress- ing that looks good on her but doesn't look good on me. But I couldn't jump up a nd down, because the camera wouldn't catch me." Miss Redelia confessed that she knows nothing about sports and was ::.i little mystified when he r agent ca lled about the rote~ "He sa id it was about Hoc:ky Carol Burnett set for 'Annie' HOLLYWOOD (A P ) -C a ro l Burnett will play Mrs. Hann.ig~n in the movie ver sion of the hit stage _musical "Annie." Miss Burnett, who has j ust finished "Chu Chu and the Philly Flash, "~wiU join Albert FiM ey, who has been cast as Daddy Warbucks. The movie will go into production next May , di reeled by J ohn Huston, with a script by_ Carol Sobieski. Peripheral canal Right or wrong? Rae" ripoff.· "I TIIOVGHT IT was going to be a labor picture. Now, I'm still not in- t er est ed in footba ll, unless the Steelers are playing." Her two sons, however, play foot- ball. She never attended a public school where l'ports were played . She gr ew up on New York's Lower East Side a n d a tte nded the Professiona~ Children's School. She appeared in !'e ven Broadway plays before she was 18 She made her movie debut in "The Gypsy Moths " in 1969, and the follow- ing year was in "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" Many reme mber her a s the young girl who takes off on a aoss-country odyssey with Michael Parks in the movie pilot for "Then Came Bronson ... SHE STARRE'l> IN the 1974 ABC series "The New Land ." but now turns down all senes offers. "l don 't like the e ndlessnec;s of do· 1ng the s ame thing. working on the same thing," she sa id. "I j~t \urned down a slrc6lb. I have a family. and I wa nt to spend time with them t like doing two filqis a yea r. It gives me a lot of ti me to spend with my family." 4 P .,,..,,,,,>lo A TOUCHY ROLE IN 'FIGHTING BACK' Bonnie Bed911_• wtth Robe.rt.Urich ---- --------------...... . .... ; ·' \ ' \ ~~ "-Voter's Pipeline'' BUYA TOP · RLOINSTEAK DINNER FOR ·s1.oo 1 Experts discuss pros and cons of the Peripheral canal and the referendum battle. Jim cooper Is host. Tonight 7:30.pm KOCE 50 Ret>rOIOCast saturday 10:JOam when you purchase the flrat one •t r89Ul•r menu price That's the special coupon offer being made at all 21 Spires Restaurants 11ow through Thursday, December 11, 1980. Offer good anytime Sunday throu~ursday. Dinners must be eaten on the premlMa and both d lnlTers must be the same. Bring this coupon with you to receive this Special Value. Tender Top Slrtoln StHk. grilled to your order and topped with crl1p onion rtng1. Served with IOUP and Mlad1 wegetable, choice of pot1to or rice ptta1, roll and butter. · --.. --..... ________ ,...__._..,.. ... __ ( ' I .\ Joni Carter, who specialtzes in sports By JUDITH OLSON ........ Nie ..... The famous sports artist Leroy Neiman is probably going about hla life as u111al, whereve tie lives, not realizing that anythin1 is amiss. But he'd better watch rit, Mt• Latuna Beacbartist Joni Cal1*. . lbe wnta Ma place in tbe. tln;tll{fbt ud IM .... Jt DOW. Ma. Carter, a Oedaling aflOl'tS artist who never lifted a paintbrush until she was an adult, has her eyes on the 1984 Olympics and the television cameras that will be covering it: She wants to be the official sketcher for the aames. And that's not au she wants. Ms. Carter hopes to appear on the Johnny Carson and Merv Griffin television s hows. make films herself and be famous. LEST YOU TIDNK Ms. Carter, a tall. lithe 37-year-old, is a bit on the conceited ~ide, she is relaxed about it all. She's having so much fun doing her work that rame ia just a by-product of it all. .. and soaking up the sun, has tried just about every sport there is. She obtained her bachelor's degree io p0litical science from UCLA, studying Emblem for 1984 Olympic games in Los Angeles designed by Robert Miles Runyan Ms . Carter is simply an enthusiastic woman, with lots of energy, who loves a English literature ao4',,.reation at challenge. .i. • •'.several places al~flM~. ed ended Her first target ( .... ~ .... •'' up manied-'lnd hvtft(it•liafl.resqrt. five-pronged plan rot success) Is the It was then that she picked up a 1984 games, which she wants to sketch. paintbrush for the first time, sketching "Leroy Neiman did it in 1972 and '76, a~d he was supposed to do it in '8Q," she said. "But my artwork relates 100 p ercent better. People have an emotional response to it.·· BER PAINTINGS are, indeed, more refined and detailed than Neima's. ftey 1ive you an immediate --. ol belq right there where the action ls, lkiiAg along the slope or riding the hone with the sports figure actually doiaa it . the action on the mountam slopes. Her first painting, hung in a friend's restaurant, sold like a hotcake and she immediately took up the challenge. "The last four years l 've made a full-time career out of it," she said during an i'nterview in one of her favorite Laguna Beach restaurants. • • • I Two hurdles she must o~ercome , she believes, are the concept that understandable paintinu aren'Lart~ the belfef that women can't succeed in ,the world as well as men. ' ' "If it's relatable people question it ," she said of art. ''But an artist is a lechni· clan too." • She used to sign her paintings simply as "J . Carter" but now is adding her full first namf> so people will know she 's a woman. Ms. Carter has read extensively on the Olympics to prepare her.;elf for her big shot a\ lhe '84 games and has several ideas for bringing recognition to non.professional athletes, a gr oup whit'h s h ~ feels has been s orely neglected in this country "l 'in working on a 'docu·drama' for television on Olympic athletes who were famous for just a fe w minutes," she said. ''Each program would start with a painting (by herself. of course) or Americans who won." THE STORY WOULD then be told and the poster offered for sale to raise money for the Olympic games. "I would like to be able to donate the paintings to the Olympics -and have a portion of the proceeds given back to the Olympics for an 'Olympic House' for retired athletes and pension funds ... She also is active on the local s ports scene-. h elping with youth soccer programs in conjunc tion with thl' California Surf. Fourth through eighth graders CM get a J oni Carter poster by competjng against themselves, which M s . Carter like s. be c au se "everybody can be a winner .. And what~1ll it lake for Joni Carter to be a winner and capture her prize·} paintings, loves to de"!°"strate her craft in public. Ms. Carter, who spent a lot of time as a youtfl oh the beach •wfinl She has not only studied painting ttthniques but learned business lesS-Ons as well. She is determined to make her living as a spoQ.s artist and is laying the ground work as well as she can. .. Self·d1s c1pltne. cnduro.in.te and a positive altit ude ... she sa y~. very pos1t1vely lna!Jgllral site 200 years to make switch By DAVID M. MAXFIELD tml-Y• H.Wt S.t'YiO When Ronald Reagan is sworn in as the 40th president of the United States on Jan. 20, he and "' the notables gathered on the platrorm will look out over the sweeping federal city vista de~1gned by Pierre L'Enfant in 1791 It will be a new l'nauguration Day view :~ For the first time 1n Aml'm·an history. the in· augural ceremony will be ht'Jd at the West Front of the U.S. Capitol, with its panoramic view down the mile-long National Mall to the Washington Monument and the LinC'oln Memorial beyond. '·TRIS WILL MARK a long-aw·aited switch fr.qm the traditional swearing-in site at tbe E&at Front, a location facing a paved plaza and , • a loop of access streets. "' ':The cbange will give many thousands more .,. Americana than in the past a direct view of the : , #relftmiea. Al best. 100,000 or so persons could .lJit crowded into the East Front area whereas an e\l\mated half-million or more will be able to gather on the slope of Capitol Hill and the mall for the oath-taking and speeches. There is practicality in the re·locatioq,as well. 1\e new site causes fewer construction de - nrands than the old, and. says Sen. Claiborne PJ'll <D ·R .J.), membe r qf the Joint Congressional Com mil tee on Inaugural Ceremonies, the United States will "save a good deal of money" as a result. -v'Beginning with Andrew Jackson's great day iAJ 1829 when the planners decided to move the c•1emony from inside the •Capitol to the steps outside, 35 inaugurals have been held at the -East Port1co. The last was Jimmy Carter's in 1977. ------ nearby and a neighboring redlight district, ·com· pleted the seedy scene. In 1901, Congress decided It was about time to clean t~ings up and return to the muter design for Washintnon. ,D.C., eaviaioned ;r.L'~nt. But even by the 1930!t .,,,...... udWatfon was far from finished. Then Wottd ar II came along and up went rows of dreary temporary of· fi ce buildings that on~e again altered the in· tended ceremonial landscape. Through au this. the East Front kept its special honor until the decision to move west was made in 1980. Tyler), following William Henry Harrison's de· ath in office in 1841. George W oath oa . ,, ;.,f. . "· r /'• • ~ AT THE END of U.e inevi(ably exhaus ng inau1ural day has always been a special event, but its purpose has changed over the put 200 years. During the 18005 "they were • social, rather like cotillions," Mar1aret Klap· thor, political history curator at the Smithso· nian's National Museum of American History, , says but t.od~y "they _h•ve ~me political ·: anothitriWara for people who have worked on the ca01p.aps. ,Tlle7..al90 have become much larger. In fact. no•adays, Mverll locations to be visited by a weal")' presiffnt 4uring the evening are required I I • i ... Abraham Lincoln in 1861 repeats oath of office cat left J. At right is Benjamin Harrison ·s 1889 inaugural ball where guests dined on turkey. chicken .. lobster salad and pate de f 01e g r as. see anyone you know. And at most ther\!·s not even any room to dance ... WHILE THE INAUGURAL ball now seems llrretostay, during the 1910s and then the 1920s, no galas were beld. Woodrow Wilson felt they were incompatible with the seriousness or the day. the Hardings and theCoolidges were an mourning and Hoover, a Quaker, was n't interested. I r UN'l1L THE 20th century, the National Mall was a mess. Railroad tracks cri sscrossed the area oq)f a few yards from where the next president wn be inaugurated, a shanty town once eltisted SINCt: THE FIRST inaugurati09 in 1789, presidents have t.aken lhe-simpte ~word oath of office prescribed _,,. the Conatitutlbn ·in a variety of places -the Senate 8ftd HAluse cham- h<'rs (the last time In 1912), the Eaat Room of the White Hou.c;e CGerald ft. Ford, 1'74), on board Air Force One (Lync:Jon B. Johnson, 1963), a rarmhouse in Vermont <Calvin Coolidae. 1923) and at Brown's Hotel In WashlnJton CJoh!! · for tM thouaa~ of celebrants. Though they may look glamorous from afar. one social observer cautions: "lt'swall-to-wallpeople. Voudoo'tever Some inaugural balls have been bigger h.!.!s than others. with William· Henry Harris~. James Buchanlin and Grover Cleveland, among others, the hosts at what history concludes wen• elegant occasions. But Andrew Jackson's Whale House reception for "his fellow citizens " was another matter. now legendary for the rout that occurred. For starters, "men with muddy boots stood on damask sat in-covC'red chairs and orange punch drenched the furniture to the ac- companiment or breaking china and crystal'" writes Louise Durbin, author of· the book "Inaugural Cavalcade ... I I -...... '=-==:- .. ... ... His b·ooks send men to Mar• but ~thor U ear~hbound -.. ,., By PHIL THOMAS ............. N~ YORK -Men have rocketed to the moon. flown to Mars and to other far, faraway places in Ray Bradbury's stories. but the writer •ho sent them on those fantastic voyages won't 'iet on an. airplane.. ' MC• "I'm afraid of flying. I've. never been on a ;tane," the 80-year-old Bradbury says with a smile. "Not yet. Maybe, someday. Maybe. soon. But not yet." • . Bradbury doesn't have much use for automoblles either, although he will ride on boaia and trains. / · ... DON'T LIKE cars, he says, "I've never i.amed tD dri¥e. I will ride with other people ·'Ibo do the drtving, but moet of the time J get around on my bike or I take a bus." .,.. iie ,...es his avenlon to air and auto ·'l'·cadle, maybe, from my mother. Or. perhapa, I ...JrU !ult ban that way. But It doesn't matter. ;1'09 -'t Nally need to Set anywhere quickly. .%08 llne the ilJuslon of needin& to, but )'OU ... '\....,." ... ......., l1 bftt·kDOWD u a wrt\er of tel .. ftdilD ud rantuy -u may be seen tn ~ .., '**· ''fte Maries of Ray Bradbu~.'' although t\e alse>twrt1 in~ .-res. He says· that while be himself remains:tlandbound he has sent charactera into space because "I am a historian of ideas. That may sound fancy, but 1 am interested In ideas and if an Idea involves space travel then I use i~. "MAN IS AN idea anir:nal, a concept that has fascinated me since childhood. To· play games with your ideas is such fun and for an idea writer it cu move JOU Lo work in variou fields. ''For example, I have written some 20 books -noveb, short stories, poetry -but I have · also done a cantata, madrt1ab, screen plays, television shows and operu." Bradbury, an amiable man who attributes· Ms enthmiasm for ideu to UYiDC ln CJ)lfornia '• "very free, Yery open" en.uonment, IQS he has been wriUn1 Mace he ftl 12, aftlMNlb be didn't "sell" bb first lllOrt ~.WM w• •· ''I ,_ ,_Jd with a Uftllmt .. ertfdOe to tM - m11111ne becaUH it dklatt llfte •r ...,. " m&ULT•Dllalll•••.._...._ -....... .,... ............ -· .... 1• of tMm are in my MW boat" -*• .. "I'" Alwan • ll.. . ·be• a ·spttnter, not a long-haid man. That's why t•w only written a few novels because it's difficult for me to keep on sprinting for months or years the way a novelist must. ·'Sure, once in a whi)e a novel will come up and bite you on the lea. dem1cndin1 lo be born. science Wct;on author Ray~ftletJbuly ~l fly .. ~ d doesn't have much . ,. , use for automobiles, either. • When that happens, I say 'OK' and write It.'' The way thin1s usually happen for Bradbury 11 that "everyday I · 10 to the tnewrtter beeHae a tnewrlwr allowl you to wrtte ..,_ Md truUlfully -if you a1ow down . ,. .. .tan -•akin• up truths and that la ......... ........ the k91s, typinl aft1tJUnl tbat ........ _,..._.A Poe*' may~ aul al!Jd ............ illto • ..., .......... 61, tM ..... tmpln&n bltl 1.-1t down. I don't . fool aromd *•Ule when u,btnlnt ltrikes once t ; • > it-may not hit again. It has to be passionate and immediate. • "Often I get hit by inspirational lightning just before I wake up and I hop out of bed and get it down. Or, this mornin(ll a story came to me while I was eating breakfast. I bolled my food and then wrote down the pivotal sentences. That way 1 can finish the story later ... Bradbury currently has two projects going at the same time. One is a murder QlYStery "I've always liked the form. but I've never worked in it before . l'd thought or it off and on for about eight years and then _g,e lightning hiJ and It took off.•· ' The other is an opera. ;.IT•~ dedicated to Herman Melville.'' Bradbury says. "I'm taking 'Moby Dick' and tosain& it into outer space. It's about a white comet bein1 punued by an astronaut who w~t.a to destroy it because years earlier U blinded him . "I love it. l believe that if you don't )Oye • what JOU are doilll then you •houldn 't do ~. l ·leve what I do." ''nf JfofW• of Rot 9,...,..,, .. tt ,. .. .., OW Knopf. r Jl'a14trcolor exlUbil • · Paintin.g tlie town ,..,. lApD• BHr h MWW"Um ol Art II Ill l._C! .... ..... If .rou 11h walt-rruloni oo• 111 your (' .. ~lo f ... a on tht e<Nh IUU\Uitl tJ dUblt of lh~ Nau.al Wawreolot So lrt.) 1&l tht• M~t"um (Ul,.....Ju u ll•ppftli••• By Judith Olson Ffldlly, December 5, ,.., DM.Yl'ILDT CJJ Pt18UC NOTICE ·Girls l.aM: TUPfl ... L4 T.L IM •• ...,.,. o.mt1 Pt18UC NOTICE Pl19UC NOTICS .... ........ ... rf ....... . pe o rill -..:::.-=::r:.. .... ............................. ............ -............ . The Girls Club of the c.-t'I' .....,.,...,c.-e. ... .... Harbor Are a w i U ::::.'=..::.;::=.-,: preael'lt "A Charlie .... ,._ ......... .._.,...._,, Brown" ChriatmH at .... ~A.rr...,.c ... t h e l r a n n u • 1 •• Youa ••o•••"" " ,,. ..._.~ lree-trimmin1 party at J •O•IC&.OIU•• •ICAUH YOU A•• llMlllD Ill YOUa HllllettA.~ p.m. Dec. 15. PAYMIMTI, IT MAY el IO&.D UtMelflSlrwt M emben, f amity and WtTMOVT MY CIW9T ACT••· .... ...._. citv. CA....., TllOMMO. ~ •N.-tOMtron ... .._._.,. lloodl, CA -• CllolrMan_, OHf "'-lolOlf~• -111 Mon I.ban 500 llU«l&l~ •lk ndt'd an Upt!o1na ,......_ fot tbe exhibit: whll'h wu hlihll&htcd •h'-~p•cur•an de h ghb at n\.I ia lar&c U.'\! e.tWptun tarv~ with "eoth A.tll\\lal," contrlbu\ .. ~ luM ... Glewaaal WI• of Loa Antt1lt'.!I ., •• Cer•ld1ael. •Ot1ety prt:~iae-nl , ••1~ IUffl.S from as far away •~ New Yorl aod Wuh.lnaton lJ t to lhc 11r~httg1ous eYHI specaal, aU the 1uests broulbt apecial tree oma- menta for the Terrys. guests are invited to the ~':::: ... ';.. ..... ...:A':.-';.~ event, which will honor -. •M"..., ..-.,. ""-" ...- the Soroptomiat Club or ::,:•::::.=:-·::::-::. :!~:= -Newport -Harbor ATe •••un-.~. ~~9:4""~~-r or 2 5 ye a r a or ...!:!:~'!!~i!:.!=:; ..... A•ta.u..._1 sponsorship to the youth ...,, «_. ._ cwr••· vw Oum&a &0eludf'd the lrWILt'('h and stair oJ the Laf\IU m~um ilnd omt'"'rs and slBff or the aodet)'. tncludan1 aoy kuk~ and Sml~ Bacoa. Abo, W.Uat~ N•rt <•f P11sadNU• a11d La&un• 8.acb, c-ra.tall Nor1ee ol SC>u\h Laguna and Ja..t...,.... of New~rt Bu1.:h. who earned the Carter Sexton Award for ht:r water<'olor '"Notes F'n>m the TounM · · ~ Naaty ud Benlle Terry or Newport Beach are &Otn& to live tn London town for a year (he's been sent there by Douglas Aucraft> and .they were wished bon voy41ge at a party hosted by Na• aad Tom Moore in their Harbor View home. To mllke their Christmas LO Europe more Gueata included Delle ... , .. , Dreyer, Do• Ull .U. Gatal.-, ,Bert ud Pru Gu· .... ,_.., ud E,.._. Gan, lleed aM Glerta· Harrta, ltocer aed Aleda• Neffel, Did: ud Edie Mannrtu. YvoaH aed .Jerry C.-. and Jaa LHdetrom. ~ RobUI Mlller, d~ughter of Mr. ..d Mn. Robert Miller or Corona del Mar, has won several awards in the Pacific Coast Circuit of We.'ltem pleasure horses. With her hone Peacock S.affy, the Orange Coast College student is reserve overall cham· pion in the A division, overall champion in the B division and champion amateur in the Los Angeles County League. Her trainer is Morey Leavitt. a oency -·IMC ...... lo N'I' llW eMl'9 _._ It~ Ctrtiet..._. .. . . _1 ...... -~.---l .. Me ... __. .. Gari of the Year" 11111 ,.,_ -..,,,._...,..,. -111 ...... c11,,u..., w·11 be anno ed and 1N1a1....,,,..,__.,.....,.....,., I unc . • u"••u 111e 011t111at1011 ••'"' guests may participate tor•c••• .. "..., ,..,.,.,., • ,.,. .. , in a $1 gift exchange. "''°'· ...., .. _..,. 1e1a1 '""' '° •IOP C a II 6 4 6 -7 181 Co r !'::.'•::.: '::!.!"..:::"::":.":; information. ,,.., .. ...,,.,. ttww ,_, eltff 111e ..... of ,_.Ion ., 11111 --· * •lllcll dole ol recordlnt • ..,..,. Single. Calendar run• ,.;:°j;,.. ..,. .,. .,._,. _ '""'' each Wednelda11 and con-"'· w • ,,...., ,. llOY"'°"' '° ••1111 tains information on dU-,,. '0,_,.....,., • " -.,,.,.n, '' . . '" .., ....... ..,.._.,.., ... , , ...... CUll10n group., porhe• cmd ,_ocl: ••u. CHILDS .•• CM!lllo e~nrs open to tfw pub& ift a.NI. * llott unco1n . .....,..'"· CA th• 0 4 Coa•t ftlOS; 1e1: c1w1 ,,..... .. r "?e area. 11 , .......... ,., ""H"••· .... Send nohcea to Single• .,_ ... ,.,....a~ or, .. .-..... Calendar, Dall11 Pilot, P.O. ;:;'.::'."' '""~ _, -1n&llt'Od Bor 1560, Coata MelO, CA ••m•m11.,. YOU MAY 1.ou 92626 frtclutJe ,.,..,r Mfn~ La•A&. •teMTS lfl YOU DO MOT . . .--TAil a flllOMl'T ACTION. and telephone number. tn oddlllon to , .. _,,, su1ec1 ...... ,.._.. .,., "'* l ... s, lion•, or enc11mll rances l>e dellnq11en1 or De<O-cltll-'• and I ........ (Ml Insurance pays up· ~---------------------De rtlMlelecl, Mid deH~les must [ ] De CUrff ~ a Condllk>n of rtlMltlf• • rYMnt. Boros(!.pe rs. Ho . ...,,,... OlllOIMAMCI NO. J't.tl ~-Netlc•of OetH!I -AM OttOIMAMCE OF Tl4a CITY COUNCIL OF TMI CITY OF COIJ Etec\191telOll llllSA, CALlflOlllNIA, C144NOING THE 10.IMG OF A ..otlTIC* Ofl u ..... ~ of"Tnltl .... 1 .. W~T llHU T•ACT, fl•OM •1~ ••·· :-.. .. ---------------------' NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIVEN T"411 011ti~~ ~~r;o~~~·L OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA oou HERE.,. -· EL CAMIMO BANK I~ duly •-•nlecl ~-'--Trust" under,.._ foll-lft9 ~Crtbecl SaCTIOfC 1. T"'rt IS rwrtby P••<t-d •llO 1n<I-In ttw IU •-·all lftM 1 d c--ol lrust. real pr-riv loeal..S •I ..a al'd ... WtSI 11111 Street, 1971-7' AsJft-Peret Sex,claange judged legitimate expenae DEAR ANN LANDEHS: I need in· formation about som ething that means my whole life. I am consider- ing a sex·change operation and know very little aboul what is involved. First, let me assure you 'that I am not crazy. Ever since I was a child I felt I was a female, although I have the body of a male. ll is a horrible way to grow up. There were times when I lhought I would lose my mind. I even considered s uicide. How much does the operation cost? ls this kind of surgery t•overed by standard employee m edicar in- s urance? I have heard that J ohns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore is the best place to go for sex-change sur- gery. Please give me as much iniorma· tion as possible. I don't know who _e I s e !_o go to CLn d I a m DESPERATE IN JACKSONVILLE DEAR JACKSONVJLLE: Johns HopkJ., wlll~ ploaHred sex-<'hange ...,ratioM .. Ulla ~try, no longer perfonna sacb s11r1ery. Slatt 1911 approximately lit transsexuls were "cba•&ed" l• that hospital. The playaldAM lbere aow believe augiul l•teneat._ does aotlllag that could not be accomplllhed by ,.ycbGtberapy. Tweaty major medkal centers in the Uaited States do perform this operatioll. An you aware that you wm need hormone treatments and in· tensive ~sellng as well? rr you call t~ county medical society ln your area (look In the phone book> yoa cu find out which center Is nearest. Tbe cost or the operation varies anywhere from $5,ttO to $10,ttt. Some l.naurance companies will pay for this surgery, others will not. Recently • New York court directed an luaruce company to pay. The Ann Landers judge ruled that sex-cbaa1e opera- tions are a legitimate and nttessary medical expense and not merely "cosmetic surgerY.." . Please rud carefully the part about Johns flopk.lu. If you dedde lo have lbe surgery anyway. 1tood luck. SATURDAY, DEC. I By SYDNEY OMARJl ARI~ (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): New relationship is established and could lead to long-range proj- ~cts and travel. Open lines of communication. Display initiative and courage of conviction. TAURUS (Apr . 20- May 20 ): You gain foothold which results in favorable business com- mitment. Be aware of financial ratings, get promises in writing and insist on valid account- D EAR ANN LANDERS: I don't ing. know where "Your Friendly GEMINI <.Ma.y 21· Neighborhood Bank Teller" workl, Jun-; 20): ~aa~taan low bul be should try_ matiAf-it in tbe-prof&le,.,J_vQJd direct con· bank where 1 a m employed. rrootahons_, expand I'd be happy if my cu.stomen only peraooal bonlOCUI . E!ll· gave me their money upalde down phaais _on partnerslu_p. and backward.a. How about tbe peo-m a r r 1 a g e • p u b I 1 c pie who Pull bills out of their shoes, ~esponse to unique bras and pouches under their ideas, concept.a. armpits" CANCER (June 21- 1 wish. those boobs who scream at July 22): Revisions may the teller bee: a me they have to wait be neceuary. Know it in line 50 lone would scream at tbe and shake off tendency rummies ahead of them wbo don't to be stubborn. Accent have their forms fllled out properly, on e m .p Io Y. men t • or who get n1bt up to tbe teller's cooperating with. th~se cage before they realise t.bey haven't who s hare basic ID· made out a deposit alip. teresla. While I'm at it, I'd like to say LEO (July_ 23-Aug. "Thanks" ·to all the nice c:uatomen ~ 2 ) : S Po ti 1 g h l . o n who make my job a pleasure. There change, ~ravel, ~arie~y are more ot them than the other kind. a~d special rel1Jllons~1p -I COULD WRITE A BOOK with member of opposite DEAa 1.D .: Wiiiy •••'t yo•! sex. Ability lo com - Yoa're preay r...y. municate is enhanced. _ -VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. Watch Ann Landers tonight on "NBC 22): Focus on property, MagOZtne with Davut Bnnkley." Check home, security. revision your local w hngs for the time in your o f I i f e s t y I e a n d area p u r c h a s e s w h i c h beautify surroundings. pOWer·p ay ay. rOCUS TRUSTOR; RONALD D TUFF-Numller 11t..Otl 13.11&-0'l1·14,11._091 ·1S,•nGllt..Otl·U,lowll. .,. On payments, COiiect ions NELL and INEZ 1. TUFF NE'll. ._parc•lollancl lyln9wilnln\.ol !>Ofol11teN•wpon1MwTrac1,lnl .. Cl\-and income potential. hu>«>al'd-wite •• io1n1 '*"""h ty of Co1•• Mn.a, COIHllY of Or.tnC1R, St•I• of C.llloml•. a. •-non • m~,.. BENEFICIARY , EL CAM INO corded !ft -S, -1 ol MIK•lla,,.ou• Mal>\ ol Wld Or-C-y llel!ll y 0 u I 0 cal e needed BANK • c.lllornl• c0<por•t1on more parlltular•• dfW:"Md ., follow\ Tiie WHlerly llO l•I of lM .. , .. (ti material and can make AK~•-iMv 1, 1wo ~ ,,,.,, No JOO fHt o1 w•d Lot j()o. u ctt>lln11111er•from ,,,. ""'"'eri' n_s ••tvt ,,.. ·~ '470 1n baDll l:MOJ;c>atot 111 ol Ollie l•I ty 50 1"11-"°' . most Of it. R.coreh in UW Olfkt of trw AKO•oer SRCTIOfC 1. Pur\U~l to trw oro .. •lo•\\ ol Se<lioft l).1t of trw Munk lll( SAGITTARIUS (Nov. o1 or-C-.ly wlCI deed o1 trust 1 '--01 Che C•tvolCoot• Mew, Outricl Mat> 11o11 .. Clr;of Coau Me ... ,_, wcurH t•r1•1n ..e.i1oa11on• '"' 1..01n11 I of wllicll I• on Iii• in Ille oll1ct ol llW Pl..,,.lft9 Deilor"lmenl, I•...,""' -ncM!' On target -YOU '11 be at Tll•t trw .._llC~I 1n1erHt under SR CTI ON J. This O•dllMln<e sltall lak• .,t!Kt -tit In lull force llllr1Y C 23· Dec. 21): Timing is OM nO!• lor 1,_...,., ol \tl.Ql 50. b~ IM .odlt•on ti.ertto 01111e •U •ru dH<rlDed In sacuon 1 ,....eof. ~ . h . """ -ol tru•I .,.d tlMI CIClll1jaloon• I day\ lrom -•lvr 111 P•\._, ancl Prior 10 II• .. plr•tlon o1 flllMt\ (ISi rig t place at crucial _11,.0 1*""' .,. prewnlly ,..10 ov from'"• !>ft._,,,.,...,._ ,.,.11 i.e pub•I~ ono 1n ""or-coa11 moment. You complete "*"'ll"ecl n..t • .., .. ,,, .. •NI P1•01. • ,._.,. C1Rne••• c1rcu1.11on, or•n1ec1.,.., -'1"'" i .. ,,,. cu.,. ~.'°1111 In, 1.._ ·-·~llO'IS 1.,.. ..;,,IC,, C~ta llM\a. tQ9t1tw< ••II\ tho narnn of Ille meml>et\ of ttw Chy COllftCll ootClll important project. Trust W<ft -o1 1,11,1 " ...c .... 1tv ,,., °" 1or •"" _,,,., ,,,. wrn« " your Own judgment, in· curreo in INI PAY"'""! ,.., not b> .. n PASSEO AHD ADOPTED 1111\ ht O•y ol De<tmDer 1'90. 't ' A · L 'b -of Ar1oneS<ll•ftr tu1 ion. ries, I ra "'" P<tl'Clpal sum ol 111.~,)UO, ·TTECT -rwoll11t C1l•O•C~•·~ ... persons play key r;oles. •"'c" ,_.,... -Juty 2•. 19'0, •lln ~11"0~p Plllnn•v. CAPRICORN (Dec. lnteresl _,,..,_,••om M•"'"'lt. c1ty C1erkoll,,.,Cl1Yof C~l•M~w 22-Jan. 19): Monotony is l~~.1 by , ...... llMlreol, ,,,. ul\· SCTOAU~ETOYFOCFAOL~~NRGNEI... I rep I a c ed with e n --"9Md. ......... t -h<••rv unMr CIT; OF COST~ESA I SS th · well -ol trvst, l\aS •H<ulecl ...a us1asm over new con-oellored 10 .. id duly appointeo 1,E1LEENP P~1NHEY,C11r c .. ,k •nd .. -o111e10C1trtoft1wc11,c ...... l r a C l 0 r p r 0 j e C t . Tr11stee, a wrltt'"' De<1are11on .,, ell of Ille CllY ol Colla AM w, l'teret:>y <•rltly lllal Ille above -lor-lnQ Oefellll ond Oef'llond for ..... •NI ~ Ordlnanc.e Ho. ~11 ••• .n1roouu<1 and (ontlO.,..O M<lion by Mellon o1 • t=-Romance is highlighted 09,.11194 w1t1t ••Id duty -lniec1 •t11u1tr "*11"9 o1 w 10 City Gou"'" lletd on 111e 10lll d•y ot A...,.., 1tt0;.., and a mystery is solved. rr1111 ... """ deed o1 1r11a1 -•" ,,,.., •• ,.., ----..i.o •r• -r· •1 • ..... ,.,.'""''"'of ~d t1..,· doc11me111s evl.,...<IAO oblloellont C011nc:ll twl<I"" tllt l•t d<ly of Otumlltr. IWO Leo. Aquari ll! person_!! _"'" ......,.._ -l9K•eree1 _ ~~~:: ::=;! :;c.:,...· "•"· H••ttocM< F•r1-. Jo11"'°" play important roles. -· .. ,. CIKlor'e .,, ..,,... te<llrtel ABSENT c-11 Me,,....,, ,._ 20A_ FQeUbA. R118U)~. (WJhaant. ::::~===·==.:=~ IN WITHES$ WHEREOF, I"• ................ 0 Wt my -.... alfl-.... 10 • ..,,.111e i,.,,e -rty to De _.. 10 Sea l ot t"* Clly Of eo.u. Mew 11'1• 1"" a., oe O.C•mOe<, 1wo seemed a "lost cause" ""''' Ill• olllill•tlOl\S U<U•td CSEALI EllMn P. Plllnney gels new lease on life. t11e~-.,-.,1,,1., c11vcie•t•nc1 .. -o111c1oc ... -of1.11e Cily Cou"<llOll ... CllyofCotU-ACCent on wish fulfill-• •v: ELCAMIHOIANI( Publl.,.., Or-Cont D•••1 Piiot Oe<•mbff $, IWO menl, 1· mportant pro-T.o. H•vicaCOMl'..-v O..Cley---fessiona) contac t and ww 11t0 c h a n c e l o d i s p I a y P.o. ... ... • t a I e n t s . A not h e r ~=.~ ~-c.11 0.11, PflOf Aquarian figures prom-Hov. •· o.c. s. n. 1•. •• ,,,.._ inently. PUBUC NOTICE PISCF.S (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Opportunities for 1----NOT-•-c•-To-c•_•_o_1-T0tt-,-- prof essional advance-OP .uUt HANS-•• ment multiply. Be selec-,.011~~',,':!:'~i~.~'10 '"' tive. Insist on verifica-<redltort"' NICI( RAOOGNA ANO lion where promises are ELIZABETH M . IUOOG NA Troft•ftnio, -llul>inH\ tdclrK• concerned. One who has 1, 1os7t lf•1<11.rnv of G•rdfo11 Grov• Weight problem Seeks Cownly ol Or ... St-OI Calllorftl• tr.et • 1111111 trllt\sftr I\ alloul to lie YOUr counsel. mAde to ANTHONY DORIA AHO -"------------! HILOEGAlllO DORIA Trat\sler"' wll• .. OWtlnen adOr•u Is s111 "'"""' Aw .. City OI Wetlmlnster1 Cownly of 0r"tfl09, Slole of Calltor111a Tiit pr_,iy lo De 1r..,sl•rrecl 11 det<rl-In QeMrel •• All •lock 1n trade. trlll ... n , oqul....,.nl and good wlll of -OH·SALE BEER AND WINE FOR ~A FIDE PUBLIC EAT ING PLACE LI CENCE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE -----...m.i NOTICROFSA~• l,.__,..k._ -....... TO w,;OM 'r MAY CONCE•H. HOflCE IS HEREBY GIVE N lh•I OI\ O.C.moer 19, IWO •t 10:00 A.M., ~· a\'°°" -Hfte< ••may be rea"°Mble, •I trw IMPE RIAL B"NIC BUI LOIN 6fl Town c.nfer Drive, 1n ll'le C•lr 01 Colla Me ... eo..nty of Or-. Sl•t• C.llfot"'•· SIERRA 80Nlf._ COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION t-.. AsSOCla· lion"I, ,,,......,, ti\ duly -nled -t. YILIAGEWAV MANAGEMENT. IHC f .. \/"'11"1 -D"YID p BE AGUINO, ESO ... torney for, .. Assoclall#I' -YMI, -lilfa l .OOr*'' •ncl lel-nvmoer Is -t\ lie-, #ill te1i• •t PllOllc •11<110fl lo ll'f l'l•IJMll P-r '°' <•ill. 1n oewful "'°"''of Ille Untied Statu, ••I pay•llfe •t ••me 01 S•••. •II Ill.at ur1atn real -rty situated 1n trw Clly of lrvl,,. J t, lol 4' Of fract •91.l ai <Oftl•tr•O tn -U1, P•CIR• 2l-2), l11<luMw, of Ml., .u ll._lti\a'51nt""Otl'c•••AKo•Chof0<"-eo....tv.Callfort\I•. fN "~ addrHs °' olN< common clo~9ftlllOI\ ol W•O rNI pr-IY i. 5'?0t SI.,,.• Ro&1, 1r.,1f\,e. Cdhfotl'•• ,'/ s..cs W I• W\U be ~ WtthOut C-OVMMH o~ WMr•nty R:9af'dift9 hUc -saulon, or ""'""'brancPS lo , .... fy ow -l~tlons '*<""""by -~1' lo Ill• -ol .. , .. conterrfd •n Arh<lf VI ol 111.at <erl••n Oec l••MICll\ ot Cow· n..,I\. <ondtltOn• •nd At'itrtCllOfll l"CCAll'S"I " rKor-Setll•mller JI. 1'69 In 800ll 'On, P-• :i. .. JU, Oll•<t•I Aec:orcts of Or-County, C•lllornla Purwant tot~• Ar1ttte YI, S.cto01'1 2 of tile CCA.R's. 1rw ,.oll<e ot A ....... , ..,..nl •I'd Cl•om o• l•M ••• re<o•decl av••nll IM described , .. , properly lo( .-pa,,,_I o1-. •nd •neuments on O.C:emlltr •. "lt, 111 -!JOO, P'91' u.e In,,,. Otl•U•I AKO<d\ of o .. ,. CCNnC• Cah•Clnl•• • Noltce ol 0.l•ull -flo<t•on 10 S.11 t"" Otscrl-•Ml p<operly ..... , ' ...., CCAA's ••.s ,.<O<decl MeJ 6. loto on 800ll lllft, P•llf 17ll, OlflCl•I flecorcts ol Ot•"'lt C:o..ntJ, C•hlorn1• 1 , Fashions from Israel at dance Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons figure prom· inently. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. Holiday Gift Art Show /Sale· •'1·1'07S 1111slnu• kfto•n •• "LINO'S., and IOUWCI al UOO Adem•. City ol Cost• Mesa , County ol Oran.,., Stele o1 c.mornl•. T!i. llulk ,,.,. ... , will t... "'''""" tneltcl Clft or eft.r lllt 1Jrd <Moy of December. ltlO al 10:00 A.M. •• WE STElllN MUTUAL ESCROW CORP . AT TN MAR ILYN WESTMC>i.El.AND. •-..ictr•u It 1•1 So. Y-SI. S..11• 101, Tusltn n ... c.llfornle. Th1i no4t<• IS 9•Wf1 1n comph•nct Jll'•1t'f tnt wt1tl.,_ tnstructons of the lo•tf .. ol Dorect~Ol lrw As.oc1•llon m-lo llWtr •Q19111 VMI. fl'te IOll-1"9 •""""'U reprewint lllf lot•• •rnount of trw unpaoO balMI<• •' Ille ollll911llon te<urflCI 11, trw abO•• OH<rollecl prOCJerlV lo lie told -. f·••i.on•f>'v HhmMedc~ts. ••Pl'f'M~ end .av~"' ' Un1>o1IO Rf911lar Aue~ ..... "" An All-Israel Fashion Festival will highlight the annual dinner dance on behalf of the State of Israel Bonds on Dec. 14 at the Inn al the Park in Anaheim. "Peace is in Fashion" has been selected as the theme of the dance, which cele brates th e 30th an- niversary of the founding of the Israel Bond Organization. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY W'-l•W91" ....... 1'22...._ ..... cl CMt•*--141-llU Photos With Real SANTA Bnng the ltttle ones lo Hunt1no1on Centers Slnta Fantasy Land for memories they'll never forget Including the Mitchell Marionettes. Santa·a Express model railroad and a v1s1t with the rear Santa with the real beard And instant Senta pt)otos only s2 59•; local "'"'· sports ond ....... , QllN IO you Ml'; day in the b, 9ht. h"tly, lllttfHllllQ ea·" Benjamin Abileah, director of the Is rael Information Center and Depu· ty Consul in New York. will deliver the keynote-speech. J e wish humorist and musician Mi ckey Kalz, father of Broadway star Joel Gray, will be featured per former. Call 832-2920 for information. ,. 22): Ideas click if you Today thru Dec 8 are aware of what oc· Hunttngton Centers c urs behind scenes . annualsuperext11b1t Clandestine meeting ofartsand'"rafts teatunno 55 top could be on agenda. talented art11ts. From Keep promise made to this great array of one confined to home or unique ong1na1s you'll hospital. find a perfect gift for S C 0 R PI 0 ( O ct . everyone Beach Blvd 23-Nov. 21): 'fhis c an be L --=:.....===a=nd=-40-5-Fwy=-1 th<z. h~ country ... fecii'iC trans &1 pu~ pcXcz:t, Tllet Ille lest -• 10< 11111\0 <lalms In tlle e1erow , ... ,."' 10 l'lereln 11 Otcem.., n. 1•. So far •• h llnow" to Ille Transl-. ell bllslne:u """"' •ncl oddrea-vMCI lly -Tran•feror lor ltw PHI llW• veers Ott: SAME OaNd: HoWmller 7'. 1• ~yOorl• HllOeeerd Doria Tran'"""' WaSTa•tt MUTUAL 1\CtlOt# ••1a..v-M..a1t1 T•ti11, CMlftfwlo 92'11 ate,_ .... .....,_.. Publlslled Or•n~ Cout Oatl y f'llot, O.C. S. 1• .. ,,. I PUBLIC NOTICE fllc:TITIOU$ IUIHlaH NAM8 STA1'aM111T Tit• too-1119 "''°"' ••• do1,.. bUllMUM! fAllllWAV ASSOCIATES, 1001 o .... """.:!t~· 1•. "-' ...... Colllonllo-Llelle Qrp. Co <Al~,.,.... •. 1-1. lfftl Mee.,_ at ..... , Me. JIO, lrVlllO, c.IHomfe 92115 il'Oftw·Wlldlr COnltrllCI ... C--"°"' (o ...-rel porlnetM\lpl, IOOI o.w MAM. Sul• t• . .._, .. oc:ll, <AtltOtnlUllMO Tlllt llllllMSS It c~IM lly o ..-.. "'°'_..,,..,_ .... -Wt~ ~ ... ~ ~L,,..,,_ UelleOlrP. WMLc.Mon, ,.,....._ Tlllt "'""""" -Ill.. •1111 Ille c-•• Oen of ~Ollft c-, on ... -"·,.· ...... ........ -~·a CAlllUCNI ....... -Mee· ....... ........... Ce. fel:•1--~ Onfter CIMM Dloll'I' l'llOI ~·ii. .. DK. S, It, 19 _, .. PtJBUC NOTICE J"I 1,-Dec JI ... ,. Jan 1 J.., JO, ,., J"IY 1, O.C: 31, 1wo L•I• FHS •I ll'W ral• of SIO 00 per S.ml·annual lnsl•llmenl ' 10. 00 10.00 11• 00 lnl.,•ll •t ll'W r•I• ol 7' ~· •nn"m from Clal• H<ll auenm.,,1 o••t LlenF" ""°""*Y'\~ Coll«llon l 150 00 0.1 ... 11 15000 Forec1osuo-S.1t 100 00• Colts l11<wr.c1 l•nclt>dl"IJ Hllmatecl publ ocetlon costs> Stb-Tolal P•ynwnton accountl/71111 TOTAL BALANCE OUE O•tecl HCMtmlltr 11, t•. By Oa•ld P. S.reltl'd 11 S6 I ..s.od 150 111> ...... ~ -10.00 ' .,., 16•' i A1torntv for tlle ._ssoctat--Ya.ill 6'S Town Center Drow, Sull• IOO Costa Ww, C•lllcwn1• ~ 7"/7Sl...0 r '~~~~~~at\91Coa\IDellyPllotNo-"lller110.C..-S11 1... " -. . . . . ' ,, ----. ,,..~·" PUBUC NOTICE f PUBLIC NOTICE ............. uaca. TOlt .... ,, .. ~ .... -u. ..... ...... ............. ea.-. ... i.... OrOll9t eoo. OOjJy ,..,.. NH. JI, & DK. t. IJ, 1• .. ,,_ ---PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • -----==ii:i:=------.-.. Nl..-nat.R. Au.It .... __ ....__ ...... _ .. ._cm...., ...... tt."9 :.:: ... .. ··--~---·~--~--~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ........... ---·~- I ( ...... jQ'f(t MOOt• It •n lllt,.. M ...... , a..c11 c. 1111 ,. , .. .. .......... ~ .... ... -........... c:aw.··~-0. .... ....., .......... .._ • .... " ....... --· .. -· """"'v .. ._ "" .... ' •• •• .... ...... ----o.i.. hi 0.....,. tNi.tt .... ,, ... , •• ,,. ••• , .... ~~ ............ ,.." <•~'-• ~ ..... -c. ~' ........ VIAii -"···· . . ........... ,.,, 9'«11 C. ,...._......Yit• .. lo•l•- 111 ··~ l ·-Ni.111 ,,., 11•M-lll.er e .. 94 Wll-•I ••1...., ... ('h ...... I •-• wi11..,._ II ... ..., Ill' ..... i......, .... "' t. -..... W•I-.. ••II 1. .... (lh Ul•lt • •hi•• .._..,_. AM C.olt .. ., ........ l llt .... ._.. M•••.,•et '•ntC •t •r• ._ ...... ""-• .,.. ....... , .... '~-.... '"""""' J .... , O.IW ti ~ ... "'"'" ""'•-• .... II t'le •••• M l D•••• D• ..._, INcll .......... "·-· , ... ., ..._,._. .... , llO "'-I• Ill• ~•ru ....,., ---••l ~ .. ,,. " • ._ ~ \'. "°'""'"'' I~ Allw (e\le ._,. (e tJU/ U• .. n •ll• ~ . .,.. -..11 .. ,.. .. .., w.o,_., a,,_., It t•., I •itM .. 1"9 l. ..... (II) C.-IAry \,,..,. Ute" H•• -'--~ Ot1n Mol1v• • ol '"'le -\ol411fet_,, MOhM IOQTit I llAtcll, Ii: 800T'1 10\IOfnl o• ~ •ll"IW -..,.II. c. .. P-•••• un b.••"'-I 1"11) •n N•,.Potl ... ,h t • "• -•-"on CK-• • ttlO 1n I.••;; S.." U '10 ..,., e Qt.OV•I• 01 )leMu•• Uno_ .. ,,, 8 A "" S<"OOI •• 1.,,,,,., ~, ... ,.,,.o v"'""'"· M • • fJ.4 "'• •<ft t _,l••n ot •~• ')t_.nford ,.,.,,, tMm •lO • tnembet of ,,._ Withtt poo10 IN m, • ,....,._, ot Pru Dell• lPMt• ,,....,1Vt1. • \It~'' meo..h\t 1n JIM 1~.ll US Oh~ I •-h ••m '"V'CU Pr•~10tn1 ot trw S1•nloro Vt..Ove .. lic_ ... &""'"'"AO••-• Covnctl -,_,....1.0 ,,.. u $ Coo• •rntn•n• on• t,Mte M1u1on 10 ift\ntr1• fot 20 Y•Ari l'9 ..,., w•lh fnt•'''•'• En91,,..,.11111 Gotp 01 M-1m (A ••rv1n9 •• '"''' f1n•n<t•I 0•1tc,.4u 1 tMumen of h Bwto, p, .. _,,, eno thief E..c:vuw offt<er •• 1ne llt'M ol ... , t etltemitnt Ht w•• \er "'"9 ., ••rector on thl' t>O•rd of \~i;er•f C•lllorn4• corporeuom •I Ille 11m• ol - Poinsef tias galore "" O.•t". He '"" • m.mot1 ol the 197• All An9riC..,, JM\len S .. lmM1"1j TN m MW1 \1111 hotcb \ev·er•I N4t1°"'4I fe<Otd\ He _,• memoe< OI , ... US °'""' .. .,,~. L.CK A.,..1., llranc11 !'of ,,.. p .. 1 20 .,. •• ,. ...., l:IHn ~11ve in .. v•loPi"9 ArtlOn.I <iltul lands •no ferMl"9 in R.ncllc>, Cellh>rnle He w•\ • "'lmblf' Of ~•I Cl\HK w"•<-h 1re u s SIMH Oly"'Plan•. S.lbolt e., CIUO -... <Nlr-r c.noe Club 01 Honolulu, -..,...,...,,, • ,...mllet ol lbe CaH .... Ne Ctllb ... L.o• A"9f'IH . Ca •nO ,,.. E10or-Counlfy Club ol P•lm o. .. rt. C•. H• love• 111, wile 01 '6 ,..,,, Ar-. Klncl aoo111 01 l.oOQ<lne That ·s-the the me of South Coas t Garden Club's annual h o liday lunc·he on Wednesda·y at Cr o wn Ho use Restaw·ant in Laguna Niguel. Readying a few of the potted decorations a re members Sue Hogshead . stand· ing, and Shirley Tho mpson. Proceeds from this event go to support the club's philanthropi c projects. • Buell, C• .. O.tuQl>ter• Boftr>ie Holl oi s.n Juen c:.cw*-· c.o -""'"" l:AFD~llf'lfr'/C ,.,,,,.,,,of eoron. oe1 M••."' ...., • n • r 1 "'-' .1 i e••r>O<"iklren 4t50 ,.1, l>rol,,.r, Hetry W 8001" of Ran<llO Sant• F.. C• . .,,., u .. c•e Ari 8ootll of Ant•. C• No 1~ O'V werv1Ce\ •'• plt\nned. no flowers In ~i._ ft . .J :~ tleu of flOW.r\ the tamlly rtquf'\h ton lr•buhon\ bit ~ to TM Fr•n-E l oot" Sw1rnmu'9 Sctl0t•r\h1p Funo fwh•<h W•' f'\Ltbh~ 101 h1m1 or 10 IM Oepart ...... I Of Allllell< \. !>ldr>IOfd Uni ., .. ,-\lty. St..,IOfd. C• t•.JOi FOltO MAXWELL. MERiii n FORO. aqP 4-t, ,,.\•dent of S.n JI.Mn Capl\trano t a Pcowd ~·•' on .-..ovt""~' 10. •'90 Mr F'ord ••5 • ~lf)otnon tor Munt1no1on B•ac h Hondf' <!'nel a mf!mb~r ol t~ S.n Ch:m,nlP El'-' (lub Survl-bV "" wile Cleo 0 F°Clrd of San Juan (apl\tr•no l \Ol'I\ M •" •tll Mernlt f"o rd J, ot Po:\lm Spr1"Q' c,,.. Jtft M Ford ot Corona c • 111nd M1kf' r HdlhY.y ot C.lflnd.tlt> C • " b#otPwor ._.f'4'4iiih+~ f.()#<I ot--Van NU\'\ f"1t , \1\ter\ Oh fP' At')olf""" f)t (a nuo• P•r-Cd ""d '-"'td rf>d SA N fo' HAN C I SC 0 IA P I For the first· time. a Court of Appeal h as uphe ld th e ad .,,... miss ion of testimon y : ~ from a witness who has bCl'n hypn otized t u enhance rN'Ollections or the inC'ident , r:' The court s<1 1d the is · ~l cJ t \Of\ o t OrovHff' (d 9randcn1tdren, 8a,bftra •nd M4-w1it1 M erritt FOf'"d Ill S-rivo1c.e\ W iii bl' lw>ICJ on Mo'1d•v. Dec~mt>tr I 11~10 al 11 OOAM "' I~ s.odl""''• O>~Pol fu)ltn tntl'fment w 1tt bP •t R1v,.r\10• N•1tOnt1I Cemet·ert et I OOPM l.11 L.LOYO S LEE, pau ltd •••Y on Dec•m-), 1'180 In N-por1 Be•<h, Ca Ht -\ C>orr> In Min""'°'" °" M•Y )t '"' He we' A \•l"1imttn f ()f" 1 v,.H .. , for r r•.tt 1¥t EOucahitt (.ompAn't n.f ~di\ • ""tHAf\ 1n WO<IO W•' I in lnt tJ \ Armv Hf' na\ l•vtO 1n Soutt_.rn r 1tl1l•Jf n1• for 10 ye•r~ HI\ tu'' w•tr ot )Q Yt"tltr'\ of merrii\Qt' l"re<.!'ded hoO\ •h sue wa!> diffl·rcnt than al' l' c pt in g t <'st 1 m 'O n y g1n•n while the ":ln('SS 1s under h' pnos1s The allegl•d v1<•t 1 m lj un assault C'ase' agai n~ t>onald Diggs of Mon- te r ev who underwent hy p 11os1s three times before the trial. A hyp. nosis expert testified he uvoided post-hypnoti c sui.:i::cst1ons d~atn 1n Ot\.embe,-ot 19f,O ~,. •\ '\ut or•nd"''uld,.~n rr1Pnd \ moy '.-11 "' , -, _, . ., vivPd bf h•\ Prt'"""t """" H•.., L L-• p,,.,,"' Broth•r\ Sm1thi Morh~•' t 1 of (O\tct MIP\41~ C• • 1 daU91't•r~ Oonn4 trDm '1 00 l'lQOt\ to \ OOPM on S•tur ' • h~·nwn ot '"''"'ft Ca •nd f\fttt" OuM onv D~@m~r ~ ,.,. •nd trom t/ oo· of P"n<f'tCW"I, Minne\01d A.l\O \.utv1v~d nuan In) OOPM on Suf'd•r ~<""'°'' Give a living gift from Lloyd's. You must see our beautiful selection of poinsettias; indoor plants, Christmas greens, wreaths, garland, plus our large se lection of Christmas ornaments and gifts. fO~N S•f' I 1m 10 (I m SVN ~ •m 10 pm DV ' orot "~' a nd 4 '' \tt'' ) 1 t~ Funtral v•rv•""' w 11t bf con qrandch ft drtn dnd S Qft'dl duct11odon Morw11t f~Cf'm~rS fCl80JI Qfdnd<.hitd1en ~mori"I W''flf r \ w1U 10 OOA M ctl '"" ,,1,.,<e Br'lft\,.r\ be h•ld on Monday. 0.t f'tnbtr 9 1'80 Sm•th \ (l'Mpf'I wfth f:tpv G R ,.., ) OOPM •t B•ltl 8tor91rof\ Smith & C,orOOf\ .i~"°'••tf CM'\IOr of thr ~'"' T 11111111 w.-.1c111t °"'""1 •ll E 11111 • \t t o\I Ml-·\.I #Ith R .., .-.rthur Od l "r1\hAl'\,ChuH f'I o4 Hun·IH'Q10., 8-11t('P, f)f'>n 01\:'o, Red Hltl Lu~heran C,,urch 0"1'1•l•nq in·t,..,,....nt w•ll M in (,Ot>O fl. J V\tln ottkl•Onq lnltrment w lll ~"!:n'°''°~~ ';";Pl"~:· ,,:~nl~ nQJt:n ta"e pl'1Ktt itt 01k9rove Cemetery, • • ie <f" 0 \ ""1 .. ,~ Ot:troll L••e\, Minnf'W>la In Heu ot Mor~uttry 0•':~';~~!~6~19 II ow on Ille '""'"' requt'\I\ do<>alloM OYO F PA Tr E RSO~I .~ l>I> ,,. ,,( , b~ m•df' to the Amtn<•n C.tnt,.• l.L . ....~ • Socr-ty or tM> Amertt •n ~eart Fund \10•ftl Of Hunt1nqton 8~ac n Cit S.fV•(t\, ""'*' '""' dlrPCttOn o• 8 1 111 P4\WO ••• ., on Ott .. mbPt 4 t'IO Beroeron Smit h & Tutnlll Wto\1ttltl Sur.,,i¥fld bv "1' Milt M 4tnJ•rt'f Ch.tPPI Mortuary ot CO\t• Me!ir.& d llJUQhlt'r\ K~lhlH'I\ SM-h o ttn<I Jott~t"I • 4,.t.4lfl H Ol\1n9er \t\tr' Pt1tlty Ordk*. NICHOL.SON Qr41ndcnllOr~. t nvc• dr><I O•vid Vdn ACllS OP PLANTS ATWHOLISAU 9'1AUTT'*CAUR WI HOW THIM - EDNA l NICHOLSON •9" 8) rt•\• CkrArll, Owl>"• \.erv1Cf~ .. "<J 1nlum,.f"lt o.n1 ol Hunlir>Qlon ~,,,:h Ca tor H will be ""Id °" Monet av °"'~mot• 9 ve•r\ P•\Md l •lv Otl ~em~r 4 t'lt() 4t 11 00 roon "'' I~ W~'\tm1n\t,.., 1990 at the Huntenoton tntercommunitv Mt-mona1 Par ti Mor1u•r"I Cl"l•P"I ~O,P•t•I. Sl"le w•s th~ wtdow of 01rene9 by W~\tm1n\tfl'r Mt>mort.tl Wllt1•m H. Hlcholwn, wM had t>Hn P•r' MOrtl.>dr 'f •net C.Pmel•r V •mployed by lhe Sl....04"! 011 Com AYAN panv Md Pe\sed •way ! ....... Beloved MARY PATRICIA RYAN. ,~,•dtnl mothtH of W111tam H Nitl'W>t\On and 01 NewPof't Be-ach Ca P•s\ed ••&'f on Dorothy 011"''· bOth of Hun11nQton Ot'<Pmber-1 1• Surv1~d by tv-r )t\ Be•cn, C.a ~tso ~urv1v1n9 are l ,,., •nd brottwr tn law WUllam C and PIHCI llOTHllS llU llOADWAY MOlTUAIY 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 ULTllHGHOH SMITH & TUTHILL WISTCLlff CHAP'IL 427 E 17111 SI Costa Mesa 646·9371 P'tHCI llOTMHS SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 Mam St Hunhngton Beach 536-6539 ..... FAMllY COlOHIAL FUHHAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa AYe Westminster 893-3525 P'ACIAC Y•W MIMOllAL r AIK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1 f1c View 01111e Newpcr1 Beach· &44·2700 Mariorie ~ .,. LOAQ Bu e!> Ca ano Wllhem C. H-. Jr Robert P IHOQll" •nd """ E111~r.e1n M So on, •t• 01 Lonv Boch. C• ""••ore• wlll b• , held °" """"'°"Y. De<em1>1" 8. 1990 •I 11 OQAM In 1,.. Pec•lk v" .. ,. Cllal>f'I I lntermft'tt at P&e1ffc V~""' Memorial P•rk. NttwPort Bt>ath, C• Pac. fi< Vtfw MortuMy ctirP<to" VIDAL. VIO~A C VIDAL. '"O<' l~ re"d•nl of Hunt1nq1on nuch, Ca ''"" 1'19 P~\\td "wav on 0.<•mbtr l. 1'90 •t ,,,. P•<lliu HC>\011•1 M" Vidal .. ad l>Hn • clerlt •1 M1 l ltdle• Slloo 1n Hu"· 1l1>91on Beot<h, Ca and ""° •lw tw<-n • ltlot•I c:fr \iQnt>r •t Farw ell\ for Flow"'· '1unlinQlon Beach, C• The 'i l•it \Urviv1nq m~rnber of her temllr, \he I\ i urvlwd by "9r bl'otl\er~·ln law Ml<llHI V>oal nf Sedon•. Anron•, Aobe•I VICMI Of 'Tu\ltn end Rey Vlde f ol HunllnQlon Beach, c. . •ncl ' h i••· In lew P...,11,,. Allen ol Hu.,11.,.1.,. I Bu ch, C. eno 10 nl•<e\ end neptww•. el!iO \urv1v1r>9 <OU•ln• Jim •"d El,,.I Belth~lor and Manuel DeF•rlo of Rlv11\ldt. "'-Jerwy, Fri-• mey <•II 41 1 Pie rce 8rotll••s Smll11s· Mor1wrv from 11 oo ,_,,to i OOPM on S•lurdey •no Su..O•y. FuMr•I I wrvl<e' will 119 <onducled •I Pl••<• 8rou..,,. Sml111,· C,..pel •• 11:00 ,_" °" Mon<l•Y. De<tmi.r I , tM wlUI II•• nepll•w F...... R-r1 s. Vld•I of· rlclellr19. 1n1er.....,1 wlll 119 1 .. Good ~h•Plltrd Cemel•rv. Hufttlftgto" 8H<ll. C.0. Pleru llrot ... ~ $ml0K' Mortu.11ry directon ),._.jJt. . I ., ....-CLOSID J •AL ~To fUf•A•y 1t•AL ~Oo-_ .. &IODI 60 VARlmES of IOXED TREES ssooo & ., THOUSAHOS of PLANT'S ~.=.s 4" POTS (3 varieties) 'I oo ..... _______ _ 'r• 5 gal. s4n I IULJ(LAWM & &AIDe"'NODUCTS JS gal. s249s,"' c...,....u... .. • Cltrw Trwt •,,,.. Trwt ...... Mcj:O.MfCll MOITUAlllS Laguna Beach 494,9~15 CHRISTMAS SHOPPING • • • Laguna Hills 768·0933 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 • HAllOl l.Awt+-MT. OllVI Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa ~().5554 I Choose from a new selection of beautiful gifts and holiday decor that includes many fine hand crafted Items created especially for the SeMon by our volunteer 8880Ct.tlon . . OPllt IYmftAT, IUt AM· 4:11 PM 2'47 ... c.-11111•., Cea ..... .... , · . .----~'._..--~-'--~~~----'·- .. ~olly brightens holidays ECUJy-growing 11uub. favorite year-round A holly bush in rull berry is sure to stop tramc at this time or the year. Those beautiful waxy green leaves and bright r e d berr ies. h a•e, indeed, become a traditional Christmas decoration . It 1s a mystery why more gardeners don 'l plant a holly or two right in their own garden. They are easily grown and make excellent gar-Oen s ubjects even when they're not In berry. They also make excellent specimen shr ubs and can be grown in tubs or sheart'<i into a g lossy green hedge. And with very few excep· tions. there's a holly that wiU yield branches for those holiday wreaths and year-round garden pleasure wherever you It ve in California. _, WHEN IT COMES TO choos· ing a holly variety. contact your local nurser y man for which varieties g ro w hest in your spel'ific locale Spyglass schedules luncheon Spyglass Hill Garden Club will hold its tradi· t1onal yulet'ide luncheon this year at Uig Canyon Country Club Dec. 12 Arr.angements for the lun c heon have b een made by Mrs . Gerard Bas t iaanse who is in charge or special events and is also the garden C'lub 's rounder Fest1v1ties will begin with C'hampagne punch whiC'h will be followed w ith a lunc h eon at tables decorated with t•vergreen s an d C hristmas accents . A surprist' keeps ake will bf' given l o a ll the lac11es. English holly Is lhe traditlonaJ Christmas hoJly with the spiny •~aves and red berries. Bw:ford holly. however is better suited to warm climates. This holly has fe w spines and glossy green leaves. Between and a round these two varieties, there are a dozen or more that can be grown in home gardens . Some are almost treelike and others near· ly prostrate. IN CULTURAL LIKES and d islikes, the hollies are very much like <·amellias. They like a rich , acid soil with plenty of moisture. s un in the cooler coastal gardens and filtered sun lO the warm inland valleys. Mulching wilh pe at moss or bark is recommended. They are slow-growing but you can buy plants with a s mall crop of ber· ries right now; and in future years you'll have enough berries to give everyone on your block. Your newly-bought holly can . be used for decor in the home or on the front porch until the holidays are over. Then, it can go into the garden to be erown for future cutting . DECORATE HOME Wln1AZUL4S For a bright noral note in· doors this Christmas season, en· joy the gorgeous blooms of the azalea. It may not be their s pecific blooming season but container-grown azaleas are ob· tainable throughout the holidays to decorate your home and to present as gifts for your, garden· ing friends. The azalea grows in evergreen and deciduous form, blooming in ever y shade of red and pink with white overtones and shadings of C'Or al. salmon and practically ever y shade you can think of. CEDAR GARLANDS More Fresh Greenery ••. WREATHS AND BOUGHS Fragrant Cedar. Douglas. Nobfe Fir. NURSERY SPECIAL Red trodlnonal Christmas plants. Use Indoors or plant outdoors. IN 4" POTS REG . 2.98 i.. . .. ~ .. ~"' CHRISTMAS HAS~=UVED /~·ff.. AT OUR FLOWER SHOP ·l Outstanding original home and gift decorations. You must see to appreciate these one-of·a·klnd creations by our florists SF Members will be ~reeled by the board. Mrs. Malcolm (Martha ) G r een , Mrs Jam es <Marlene) Frisbie. Mrs R ichard (Ann > Tes ter, Mrs . Hobert (Gall ) C i mini , Mr s . J e ff (Sharon) Pence, Mrs. Fran cis <Pat ) Beauchamp,,.Mrs. David <Carol> Bright and Mrs . .1 J /l n<.>tt y> Kn1<'k£•rlbo (·kl'r Alsu YI n J a-Rh•s 1 ~f ar y) 11 o c1 g e. ~1 r;; I> t• n n 1 s t Berty> Wilson anti .\1rs I. <1 w r <· n l ' t• 1 N a l a I 1 c ) llarrr~. Tlme·ro Send Our FTD HOLIDAY GLOW BOUQUET Festtve arrangement or rresh hollday flowers and greens In exclusive snOWfloke Hurricane Lamp. Coll or vtstf us now. /,.t ~.,,,.... "ht fOv • ,,, °"° Pl" Atfh, 1 .r ~ ~~ lrom pr>oolt-'""I .ndirQ !(> ~?VI Doift P.101 tlrN,1111>1 cl'l (oil 64? 5678 ~!}!i-~!. 2840 Harbor llYd., Colta llelCI Ad Good Th~ough Dec.~9, l980 While Supply -Lasts , 1"1f 1U.•n f\ TAKE SOME FANTASY HOME FOR THE HO.UDAYS Santa's elves have cre;ted a wonderland . of seven magical trees in Roger's "Garden of Christmas Fantasy" where you can find that very special ornament .... a remembrance of Christmas 1980. • Winter Fantasy . . . graced with mirrored s ilver & white crystal Wooden Wonderland . . a collection of delightful scandinavlan wood carving Frtends of the Fonst ... Natural birds and their friends Home for the Holidays . . Memories of rocking ho rses and ~!cycles built for two Santa•s Favorite ... Red & Green, tradition with a flair Glided Splendor .. Peach & Gold featuring hand painted ostrich eggs Angel's Halo ... sparkles with glass, gold and white Far Away Place• ... Oriental Delights. miniature fans & paper butterflies Visit Roger's Gardens and take some fa ntasy home for the holidays. You'll also find a large selection of wreaths, door swags and table arrangements, both dried and fresh. America's Most Beautiful GardtnCenter Sen Joaquin Hille SW. et MacAtthur 81.d. • • A-'-F..W-l.a.M • Newpwt a..h NUR.!l:JtY•e ~OUTDoOlt Pl.NITS A Ft.OlllST e U NDl'ICAl'INC e NmQlJD e PA TIO f\AY'lf1\IU It AO 1---.S ... . ...... ••••• t .• tHJ .............................................. o/ ·n.wparl .llALTORS '71-HI I COLI M MIWPOIT IEAl.TOIS Hll I. c .... Hwy., C--.. ..,. 675-5511 ~ ar .. ap.i.p.-r ..,. ill nut C\o1"lnil> lll"c-t·pl .in) ac1' ... rl1i.10& f ur r~.-1 ·----------------~-... wtuch 1s m \ 1ula I.loo al the la..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4TT9mOM ms No down Spanish s tyle 3 Bdrm H• ~ath., <.'OWltry kitchen. covered patio. fire ring. ~real area near So. Coast P laza. Vacant. seller motivated. Ask&nt! S 119.500. Submit offers. c .................... elllfwJ_,Hwe 714-559·1 I I I G-d 1002 -----------------••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH HOME 3 PATIOS! Upgraded beach home in N'ewport Shores. Walk 10 ocean or private beach. New carpeting and fresh paint too: Custom de- -corattons . 3 J>al1os . Secluded s undeck : 2 B d rm s.~ a n d j u s t Sl27,2SO: nurry: 752-1700 in:-11••1iJ i~1·&R VA 11UYERS! immaculate detached 2 Bdrm, 2 bath home. Big family room with brick fireplace. man ic ured landscaping. Redwood patio cover Many ex tras. S104,900 VA terms Call 546-2313 WANTED Expenenced real estatt· salesmen. Active, ex pandmg office Excellent com m1 ss1on s pill Corporate Plaza Heall} 44 Corporate Plaw Dr. Npl Bch. 760-9333 ... r-----·-- ' t ' I e ' . .-it-t -• ~' I ... , ~ -~y I I ! Starting a New Business I Acc cordln9 lo I Calllornla 8 ullnHI and ProfHllonl Code (S.c. I 17900 to 179301 all per1on1 dol"9 bu1lne11 I und•• a llct"lou1 name mut t Illa a 111(ament I wilh 111• Co11n1r Clerk and !lave It p•Jbll•ll•d four tlm•• In a I n1w1paper Mrllln9 1111 •••• In wlllch Iha t1111ln1H 11 localed. Tll• 1tet1m1nt I• required by l•w and I• neceuary In protecting your b111ln111 n•"'•· Mo•I bank• require proof of llllng to open commerdel eccount1, The DAILY PILOT provide\, Dotti flfl"t and publlullon _ .. c ... We 111.,. 111 IM nec111ary form• and malnteln • dilly 11rvlce lo Iha C>r 1n91 Co unty Court"-. ll!Mr •top b J, 0 n I 0 f 0 11 f convenient ottlc•• or phone lhe LlOAL OEll'Alt~NT M2"4H1, lat. JJ2 for more lftformetloft end fofm1. l.17111r IAY 11\at's ALL you pay fora 30day ad / . inlhe lla.YPllT BISE mTllY 00 rr NOW! '4J.1671 NEWPORT TOWNHOME 7% DOWN. 2 Bdrm end unit. OwMr will carry the financing. call for de- tails. Pnnc. only Bkr. 87).8.\5() W.ATBRlOMT HOME 5 BR. 4 Ba. custom w aterf r ont h o m e w 7XJ8' pvt dock Price Sl.395.000. For details on this home and appt to see. call Carol Horr. agt 631-<m4 IMYESTOIS DB.IGHT Maximum leverage with "5.000 down. 2 Bdrm con- do. Owner will carry balance with agreeable terms and payments Gnll'S income $.'>400 Ask- mg $76.900. Call 540-1151 for more details. -~'-HERITAGE -. REALTORS OHLYl22',0007- Yes. and this Newport Beach Duplex is only l block from the beach· Upper unit. 2Br , lBa Lower Unit, 2Br, 28a lk>lh units have bui ll ins . building has new paint and new carpets. CALL NOW BEFORE IT IS GONE: ll >'\ I ..._ p I \ ! ' ) I,, SI 0,000 DOWM NO Ci>UALIFYIMG 3 &;-m 2 bath condo. shows like new Sun fiJlt.-d kitchen overlook:. large patio and wmdini: greenbelt<;. Gated com muruly provides a ll the amenities. Pool. .sµa . ret room and much -rn or<' Don't wall ~ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714:631·6990 FACT OIACTIOH FACT -TAKE OVF.R l.ARGE LOANS on lh1s Penthouse Condo. Super location and security No ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!'f qualifying. St 06,500 (;a 11 979-5370 today -4·..,-2··1·,· .. ·.·2·s·1y-1 A LL ST' A TE home, shake roof. fresh 1 '1 pa.int. Sl67,SOO. Eastside REAL TORS Colla Mesa. Owner may trade for smaller home ~ in same area. loy McC ..... lltr. 541.7729 IALI04 ISLAMD with excellent rental In- vestment and expansion Potential, this 2 Bdrm home is the least e1t· pensive on market today. Excellent fin a n cing available . Offered at llJOll.000. 644. 7020 btQgO FOICLOSUU MUI _..,AIMTllUSH 'tYmd1nt drive ••Y leads to C\atom 4 Bdrm ell· ecutive home. Step-dwn liviq room with muslve briclt fireplace. Famlll room overloob spark . ms pool. Use lma11na-Uon on,flnanclng. Call us ~'@ 1ia..SEA COVE rllOPERTIES 7',~,,1.-6990 UNDER UllEI UNDER market price and under prevailing in- t«esl rates. Act now on this4 Bdrm. 2bath gem. CAU 6REOCARPET --754-1202 HAllOl llDGI L~E OPTION Renaissance model. Steve. 957-1900. 640-9345 . FrkMr, Oeoember 51 19IO QM. Y Pit.OT •& 1002 P-.rS. ...... ,...~ ............ '* ..... ",_. .. _ .. l ....................... ' .. tMz-..-• .... a•••••••••a••a••a•• ILUFFS RARE I STORY ANGELITA Pl.AM On \he moat beautiful 1reenbelt in the Bluffa. 2 br. 2 ba w/enclosed patio. Highly UPINded in Earth Tones with new carpets, drapes. paint, wallpaper & shutters. good assumable loalh , ·OPIM HOUSE SAT/SUN. 1·4 JIOI Pwlllu Or al 0--fw ..... 111-2140 HUNTINGTON HAR•OUR IROADMOOR WATERFRONT PROPERTY Option or lease option. $15,000 down. Sale : Submit. 2 or 3 Bdrms . Call Gary Kruger for details. SUWIST 964-6603 Wl<~l.LY ' TAYLOR CO . HEl\LTOHS .... iill·t · l !HH SEPAliTI HOME & IMCOMI $275,000 Prime East Costa Mesa location near 21st & Tustin Ave. You will love this charming separate 2 Bdrm home of redwood siding on wide tot. plus two 2-Bdrm income units . A beautiful woodsy private patio w/BBQ and huge e xpansive spa. Quiet. peaceful & picturesque. Call for appointment. WESLEY M. T4nOI CO., UALTOllS ._ ... z ... 1rr11 S-Jai\'' .,...._. MEWPOIT CINTH, N.L 644-49 I 0 associated 8R \)l"flol:-. ~FA 1 T f"1R~ J t l ~ ft f ' t. , , ll n e acre + lo t w a'rchitectural plans for 3800 + sq. ft. home . Rolling hills & horse area $173.000. NEWPORT IEACH OFFICE · 2043 Wntclfff Dr. f7 I 4J 646-771 I FAIULOUS STAITB, ONLY S9l,000 Super 3 br. home. lrge. yard. Great location, close to schools. fwys, & shopping clrs, & parks. MAX FHA LOANS AVAILABLE WITH MIN. DOWN !!! #301 R.DllLE THMS On this magnificent 3 br. 2.5 ba. home. 2 beautiful fireplaces. Quiet c ul-de-sac location in N f<:WP O RT 'S B AC K SAY AHEJ\ ! ! ! #302 ~· Walker &lee Real Estate AN AURA OF ELEGANCE l•t•rfor de1f91l•rt ow• cNdo l••t co•pMhd. LH.,""i ............. .. ... , ..... wwlL Mlrr~.cl w . lftlyl I I ................ fr'wcll ...... ...... C ..... CI ....... , ....... ,J .... of tfl.,er & dl••H, ..,.. "JO .,folet ....... t IL., C4lfl W Coler llHtct e. ly ..... to '2 ...... IMlpn. $4'5,000. ..S, WAIMTH -Ill! ....... , ......... 2......, ...... •apl e I J ... llllllL J a.I. ... ............ c.. ......... ...,. ........ wtllt ~ YU. Cbr11la f ... 111 ... & liWi ................ s 1 tt,111. owe ...-~.o. '11-1-. WATERFRONT-HOMES, INC. REAL ESTA~ S.W• Rm•AI•. Pr-111 ,..._...,.,.. 1436 W Coatr tl"")I ,.JIS M.trlfW Aw ~ &oteh a.a-l.i.nd Hl·I-67M911 ······················· ... ,.................. ······················i ................... .. .... ,.. I 002 ., .. ,.. I 002 I 00~ a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ WI• 14ClllRCIS Recent upgrades including 15xl3 ~CUSTOM GAZEBO. ceiling fan in fam rm w/fplc ... lighting fixtures coordinated thruout. . .ceramic tile e ntry, kitchen floor & in baths. Custom shutters, new waU to wall. charming dressing area off powder rm, hrdwd floors in bdrms. 8.504 EXISTING LOAN ! WA LK TO BEACH. $161 .000. A.er fw ,.,. .. t6M414 COATS Ate WAUACI UAL IST4TI. IMC. llAUJ'lfUL IA YSHC4tlS That should say it al_l but here's a bit of detail: Great 4 bedroom, 4 bath family home, warm traditional style, brick courtyard e ntry and owner will carry first. Go 4 it ! $486,500. U~l()U~ ti{)MI:' REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 £111 CoHI ~""..!YtCorona dt.I M., I 'WE HAVE'39 OF THE BEST JSTTfilrrS IN TOW!'i· -..... ---. ·---.. ------.. ,. COtC>OS 51 DOWH LIASI OPTION Newport Beach & Irvine. Back Bay view, E Plan Great financing. Steve 38r, fam rm, owner agt I 957-1900. 640·9345 644-4144 or 833-3212 ORIENT AL MASTERPIECE TIN• I ; lflc... .......... ..,.. ................. ~ ,,.., .................. .,, s ........ d feet .. ~· '-•hrH ............. ..... ..... 511ei1 ICIH-. •MCI f d .... It loc .. •d • ........... -........... .,..._ .. __.... ' Melt ..... , ......... ... ......... .,.. ...... _ ••••cq'xt.,. te .. wd. T•I• •I.-••r ef Hfe 11 ........... ,515.000. OCEAMRONT EMBALO IAY .... ATl411A ....... , ........ .., ....... Tllh ........ __ ..,.. ..... .......................... c .............. ,.,...... .... .. ......... • 9d -..... ... loc.tf-. ........ ley .... ' ...... ~ 2 ....... prt.,. IMec~ 24 .... MalWy .... 50 ocres of ca••H,.... ..... C.- llOW fw -..... to ........ . Ofhnd .. s I. 750,000. 644-7020 NEWPORT IE+CH '" ... ...,.... .... -LAM* to U.,.Ant llE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE ILU"S llST! Frr-;h & Spurklm~ Ne" ly Oe('orated Three Bedroom 1-:nd l'n1l Sunny & Spacious Living Room Wilh WN Bar & Fireplace. Prime Locatioo On Larl(e Greenbelt With Private Wrap Around Patio I.ease Option Possible. S21U.OOO - OCUM & IA Y YllW Two large Bedrooms. Twn Baths Firepl&ee In Livinr< Room. Gated Communltv With Most Beautiful i\mcnilics In Newport Beac~.·­ Sim ilar Two Bedroom Recently Sold For Much More. Make Offer $189.950. IAMCHO SAM J049'Mf Lovely End Unit. Two-Level Townhouse On Goll Course1 Two 8edrooms. 21.7 Baths. Con versation Area With Wet Bar. New Camel Color Carpet. Parquet Kitchen Floor & Entry Only Sl9S.000. • ® ·--...•. , ... ,. RCTay~2~S? INVESTORS 15 units in Costa Mesa. Large two and one bedroom apartments. Garages a nd carports. Center courtyard with BBQ's. Near schools and shopping. Asking price $595.000. u.oisu Newly remodeled· tr~ ttJle I bdrm, 2 bath home featuriria lar .. recreation room • 2 pailm. Llviq roo.sQ baa 7tU-•~tve beasn ~illn•. fireplace & rench doors lead•q onto brick patio. New kitchen blt-ln appliances. Close to tennis courts, ' sanCiy beaches f& clubboule. Can be sold fully1fumiaJled $420,000. MIW · ·we have aeveral fine homes_ with pier & slip IALIOA .....-&A · Quality oceanfront triplex. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath eac;h unit. Excellent income. $1 ,300,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR \ • fJ. 1-.\•tJr [Jr..,, '" ~'\ ()/') f:ilbl TURnEROCK'S FINEST PANORAMIC VIEW OF VALLEY & CITY LIGHTS Highly Upgraded 3br, 3ba. end unit Condo in Turtlerock Vista. 3 patios. wetbar. ram rm. & formal dining rm. Be sure to ask about the fantastic fin ancing available. OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUM. 1-4 27Y*JYlew Or C4lll 0--fw ..... 15 I ·2151 Have aomethinl lo sell? I Sell things fast with Daily ClMaifled ads do It well. PUot Want Ads. EASY TERMS Maatlcello T owfthouse 2 Bdrm. 1 'h ba. S85.950. Owner will carry lst loan with low down and moderate interest. IA Y VIEW DUPLEX Near swimming beaches . 2 units+bonus bedroom. Assumable loan. $315,ooo. IEACH RESTAURANT Near N.B. City Hall. Seats <l2. Has parking lot. $447 .000. llACH COMMERCIAL Two stories + Uving quarters. Corner Newport Blvd. location . $260.000 terms. URR WHITE · REAL TOR, Inc 2901 Newport Blvd. Newpor1 Beach Phone:(714)&75-4&30 macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY TOWt•IOUSI UYIH&-19',0 00! C h armin g 2BR. 2 bath cond o w/targe assumable loan. 3 years new. owner motivated. Must see to appreciate value. Berit Mitchell 642-823.5. <T-15) 711·1414 (<Jl"IPU\ If oley c ....... 641 .. IH Hl.a700 W~Qe (en•• 644-4200 . Harbor v-c ...... fll Coldwe_ll Ban~~r llAUTIM 14 YSHOllS We feel fortunate to present five outs tanding Bayshore homes. This gated community h as private be aches a nd boating facilities. Prices range from $299,000 to .$495,000. A. very rare occasion to take your pic k. Call to see by appointment. IN NfflPoRTCIENnR ~ 644-9060 BA GRE L I I I I 11 I _.,...A_P_O ..,.H_l....-41 1 , 1 r r 1 . .... .. .. . l .,._..,.r__,,u_.q..,,...A_o .... -41 1 I tried using • er.CSU C&fd In .I' I I I' .... • ,,,.nh food •t°'• '"° the . . . . ·~ CIM fold ma they only IC~t --------. -Giii\, R £ AT A E I• I I' I I' I • ;:--;~~ =-~i:::. 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J,!!! ..... .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lltl M ITIAL •• .. ~......... 1114 OI~=· o.&Natduplta zw. AU.THI JIMTI --------I Bdra+laft Sharp end l ba upper, 1 br io'Wer. • ,. • .,.. WOlll'I ..-...-tit U.. ~OIWAU llllit •• ~·fresh pahr\, .,...,.. _,_ •DCIATIOM =°•-=sr:.-:n itt:rw.-oTerr. cininaar::'::t~1fu'. OPEH SUMDAY_l!.f !:1t~ ~:~l~u~e~m: Qudtr cn11 •"--~ o1,..o H1 wttiH Cjlt Mlw,.nca.a., aftrid•for ~ tttt.000 2 a ....... ChlOte• •-c Bdnm, 3 b&Uw, 3 ur kl.~-2 BdrlD. olfllMllU.~MlrocND)' 64o.IJl7 ruLLPRJCE~ IUR' ,.,...e, lovely PoOI and two l Bdrm. AU witb ........ .._._,111a_ M1D. 1"9 Iii End Uait MUIUON REALTY Absolutely lovely 3br, 3ba, eaux ap.. Move-ln condition. CllP'b. clra,.., r ..... . lllGUI ~ h1*. n&omatlc * •Pll •• 4M-07Sl m~el Townhouse .. Larse rooms. Hi1h Aakin&<WY Slt7.500. can ,..,,.,... ..... disc••· rri:'Ct:oom L:~·o~,~~r~;: bo lovely Llac~ln .:r-~~J..5 • Ceilinp, Light/Brilht Eat-In Kitchen. -l~lform0redetaila. =::attJ~:.11,.~ .,.Y vtlw auark.t a\ suo.ooo models in preatiaious CROWN"' .. po-..r . Thia Roman tub in Master bath, Private Princapalaonl.y. 752·19IO. I UI t th• llvln1 wi&h aJet lwma. OPtN Woodbrld1e Estates. .,.. p ti •~ a· IJI• U•• master YOR INSPECTION . 'l1Mlle 3 8dim, 2"" Ba at· one ii perfectly located. a O areas. _,,ooo. ang 6'4-8940 Po\lr other Sii~ l·5 lOOl Ntncy \ached ho m es offer Ocean aide north end. from security gate. ~ HERITAGE fHAl fOHS • fetmal dlnin.e a...ne. Wdlon WUaon1 No ele1ant living on two quiet cl&l-de-aac. A very ~ ~ NOtll11 l.4>h! oo Qin,yon. .io \.'t bl• tu I e ve Is 11 n d • 11 t h e Well maintained 3 bdrm Io J • w .. St. LA ~ ...._ 1 You owu tbc Naiky Lane amenities or one br home with a pool. " ' l!IWW•ti:''-111 'ti,~ • 000 llcNuh RHlty Irvin's best areas. Take There's even a bunk h Joie CA UOJ7 l<JLLA II °""" .......... .._ ftlllal• ln Ul·1iii M_._I. Ml·J.1.M 64.2·6578 )'OU(' pick of these two of· l'OOR'Lfor teena1e guests.. 714-0t.J641 Hi-10\l~S a.• ...-r rule 1\t__., -------------rering1. Both with up· SJU,500. c.oic-LTD 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... , IOU• Com•r--=~-=~1tr·1 477llOADWA.Y 1r11ded larae lots and OCEAN VISTA ... .-d ... Ulla pro MO .... IV•YTHtM• both priced to sell at A lovely 2 bdrm condo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ P8r\r t:v You won't O.iter wilt urry all 'fwma.Locatlon·Charm '161,000. cloae to pool fs elevator. - ....................... ~~~~~~~~~ New 2 Bdrm, adults, Npl I ..... ITS Bch Udo Park, $43,000 ~ L.CL · IOOfl Askin& flnpnc1 n1· t1l 6 2nd t!·im~si~~000.m Rm.~ (~~)\\bodbrld-~!'!°":'::-,::~·::SAVE Sil.GOO. Newport ..,......._ ~ ..._ TU 1 • CIMltOlll borne 3 Br, -.. • "'T JC.UM 1., .. ..-Catalina s&maets. 2 story, Crest. Plan 4, real tor ... , family rm • POOL· OI ~~-t Ann'~ ... ..!... Real•• fi-i ....... , deek. ~-.ooo. said sell for SlM,000. Buy ·-67~7.. twed11l ..... -rv-..... u..,.._... -r ·---D1 494-77~ 551 ·3000 SPICTACULAI rom owner for $115,000. 0.1 ·-~· ---•m arranu Pkw),lnln.-Ol!e.anfscityviewsfrom 9% auumable loan , ) 6 J ..... ~mplllt'"ly OUTST ANDI ... ! --this wood 6 glus 3 bdrm ocean view. Open House _. ..-y --st 673-3126 Westside Coat• Mesa, _.._, ,......... 1ood condition, income lN ACUSTOll-HOME; San Jun Capo. SM.000. 2 M0.800 yr. Price $MS,000. lNLOCATION; Br.2Ba.1480 sq rt.s yrs. Dn payment SU0,000. IN n.NANCING-owne old. All ~1·5032. OWC balance. at 11%. will carry lit TD a ,..,.. Ill lu . 4 + r•r Super 4 Bdrm, 2 ba with 1 br condo. 136.000 down. &family room home on a Sun. S Sum merwind &arue Otter down P•>' area\ BON us ROOM to uaume 959.000 al u <;L S«!cluded. private lol. Co.wt. 646-401.S. 13.5%, for qualHie '76 Mobile home, Costa ~. f 1€H9'!.~ ~er. &p.cioua 4 Bdr Meu. Harbor Bl. Adults. _ _ '-""•~> 1iti•t aod take O\e r that includes pool table. Owner,S.W.S050. View decks, fountain, «IUl.OOG loan al onl> New ceramic tile, drapes -spa & close to town 1---------•I and maids room. llov xlnl. $11,500. 673-3826. riebt in'. S.119.500. ca•i.w-------·1 Real Estate Jnvestmenta Y~' for 30 yu r!J ,,~ •11z •. i 16500 --. ... ..carpetn1. $137,500. UMVaSITY r11 . . . •• s Kain So. C.tf lfflty. F.xce! end unit. CardiCC ~ .... .,. UDO ISU Unda Oeth. ,. VIA 9UfTO IAlllTT REALTY ON THE BEACH-Mobile 3333 W. Coast Hwy' NB Home 2Br, rodwood ___ 6_4_M_6_4_6 __ _ --. I .... ..._.. I006 54'-5605 w/iol\. Oversz lot. close ~~~4-.. • 671-6670 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •JJ ra MONTH w pool on grnbell. This ....... ..,. LOU lllCHTIL charmer has excel as· -lllll~•~ll!!l ... ___ 1 are cerlainly terrific sum. financi·no Perfect s a c r i f i c e . l m m e d 64•s•oo possession, 2Br, lBa .1~~~~.,.~~·~~~ $275,000. Owner /a gt . r: 1 ....... deck, cedar s hakes. hardwood inl. frpl c $59,900. RMP 1714) -3816 0....-MntW 6 Bdrm, 3 bath giant home . Assume 1st $125,000 at 11 % and tj!5,000 2nd at 14%. Due 1!Jll6. Projected income for 1 year 119,200. Is fulJy occupied. R.H.R. Agt, ask for Beau, 673·7300. .. ~ ••sy ... MS monthly payments for .. .,.. ,_.. ~ +Hect•11 this spacious 4 bdrm. starter home or bach. Nttw vt~w condo, 2+ I .......... family home with a pad 1158•900· 17141 49..,1171 Harbor View Knolls, 2br. , d.iniq room, ten S.. a..... S'4)er bonus room Ap· .poolandapa. Sl7,500I ._.............__"'•.LI ptOXimatety 197.7SO and VIUA.GErA.RK a...-..._. 1052 den, 2V.ba, $210,000. Broker640-0370. 752-0264. ~OHTrA.RIC 28r, cabana & trlr. sub· letting allowed. 3 pvt bchs, pool & fishing pier. $19,900, RMP . l7 14 ) •3816 ~. Dl9.900full priee ... ., --~ take over loans and Luvely 3Bdrm . 2 ba •••••••~••r.••••••••••• I ---"• ... 1.;..S....;l;..;J...;;J_t __ -1 priced for a quick sale at smgle family hm Wllh nc MUOIO .-... -1sT I $l28 SOI)' very pvt. yard. ~XCe) '""5'"'in.o'" I ~ft .... , ...... , 1007 · · ioc:, c:lose to schls. shops Te nder loving c are la> de&. Catalina ocean WA.TEINOHT , ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ---&fNy. $164.~. needed w make this 3 view. 3 Bdrm condo. ~ SA.Trt'oN 1-S 58r, 2Ba. 2aty, 1'°' lots. by * C q:,,; ··R I ~ 2 bath ~acehsetter Superb location. Pool, 9'11 BAYSID COVE w . Tllrl.IXIS Absolutely prime loca- tion in Corona del Mar and Balboa Peninsula. Large assumable loans. St t b Ote ea ty tllU\DC a SuPeOOr ome. --•-I owner. ps o ay-·. . Pool sized yard. Close lo i., ........ spa. Largest floor plan of. I =':· ·=·· ~?u~b?:;. --------& fnvt>stmt>nl park. schoOls and shops. C/J I Mew,.,. C .... ..-rereci. Open. fresh and a FAIJ.BIOOI GoU course fmtg w /vast mtn view. 2Br 2 ba hm with db features on eas care landscaped lot. N clubhae, amenities to )'O'I leisure time. 2'" 'y lse at $300/mo. incl. fre aolf. tennis, TV cable waler, trash ft gal security guard. ~.500 Ph 71411-128-6510 ~··· •75,000. 87,_0129 640-5777 Priced for fast sale. 640-5357 beautiful view. Custom lfli lli!!!~~~~!!!~!!!!I Sl.21.750. ---------decor, gold fixtures and ;J , NICI SL.ASHID .. IMHOOO LN. r: LIASl/OPTIOM many upgrades. Boa Aak for Smith· Meyer ' 640-5357 DUPLIXM.I. c.: l Beach cottage on lrg CUL DI SAC J.M. PITEIS $4000-•n JOll ilt slip rights up lo ·ff. P.Unaule Jot In qu.le ~Bdrm,2story, l250.000. MIWHOMI RENT APPLIES TO S74B.OOO. neipborhood. Perfect t HA tn Woodbridge. 4 Bdrm. 3 PURCH • ., JAMES L &OULD .JO.rALMSPllMGS I invest or Uve in. Owne wvE.lr~fOIAU ba. fam rm. wetbar, 1213N.CO~T HWY "-">E. 4 Bdrm . '31·1532 Near beach, 2·3 bdrm .. 2 car gara1e. near park, princ. only . Sfunnlna. 2br. 2i,.,ba, I ub SM0.000 for imm C.ll MW shutters thru-out. Exist· fam rm, dinin& rm, 3 ~~~~~~~~~!i Diiolside entry club con· sale with low interes """· •. : •• ing new assumable loan LAGUNA BEACH ~°!.,..,condo with view . -: ilo. Willaell ""interest or I fiaandn&. (714)673-1610. • ·~===--Owner/Bkr.531·4804 ____ 497_-4848 _____ -------------• S.Oa•• 1076 TSL lnvstmt 642-1603 Laguna Beach 4/unit. tax shelter. 1reat loeation. Debra 972·9300. aU:.F.asy financing. Also,._ .. ....,. 1022 Luxury rondo. 2000+ sq -..1 ... su• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• nail. for wkly /mo. ren· -.l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IWIU.OWS, newly remod tt. featuring 3 br, 2~ ba, r-U"'Wn ~ IRVINE.· THE GROVES 2Br", 2Ba. AC. 202 garage, OWC L2%·20 yrs lo dn. 162.000. Ownr /agt 5'4-4910, 73Hl599 eves hi. 675-0288 •••-... ••••••••••••••• _..._._. 1026 3br+ den. a /c ... T erms deli tful · w )'-Owner Oc~pled duplev MUST•-•• _,.._ gh view. a .. to .. ~•w•arYa.w SHOPPB'S Owner. le~tate .••••••••••••••••••••••• available. -~-·S664_ shopping. $139,500. Of. ~r~~::~reosm. oco~anre~ Ma1nificent 180 deg. ...sA. VEIDI 4 rLU Owners unit, DPymt 3l"'k Aasu.m a9,000 9~ "k loan. Seller carry bal. Prine only. Agt. 641·0290 Sl'ICIA.f. spaciou s du p Jex . IM FOllCLOSURI I Gorgeous 2Br +.den home fered by Planned Invest· • white water view ... bluf 'One year old 3 Bdrm I fu-eplaces . 1ara1e. 17 3 Bdrm, 2 b~. $120,000. on. the lake in Wo~d ·' menl Concepts , 496-3319· ~c:zos~O from g:/ k · t o p . . . w a I k l home. beautifully de-sq. ft. each unit. Gros 33822 Mariana Or . bndge.Speclacular v1ew TIG-2ll1. •5 · A&l. ic e sand ... brand new corated. Delightful S16SO/mo. 29% down. l.JIM-4656 of Saddleback Moun·t·--------•-97_s._o_i_42_._res __ 7_&0-_2566 ___ 1 BR ... galeguardedw /in· North Laguna Beach landscap~~g. ~lo~i.ng . OWC balance. 1295.000. Mwlk9• leaclt I 040 tw~s. Near boaldocks. Harbor Vu Homes 4 Br 2 lercom ... pvt pool and Beaut.. 2 Br. 2 Ba . Hug ~aulted ce1hng m living Bltr. 875-0185,646·5264. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Swimming lagoon & ~ Jac'uzzi. San Clemente. deck, oceanview. walk l ~!.om a '!.~ aM c BoLtY 28r 2Ba d . St t MUSTSILLI beach. Adullpool.sp4 ,& • ~;9 fam rm. Fee land. OfferedalSS2S.OOO. beach . $67 ,500. BYJ INVESTORS 12 UMITS nn!place. ~su A E • con o. eps • tennis courts. Assumable I ~ _. ,500. 644·4157 714-492-7623 Owner 494·0491 home} LOAN, OWNER WILL beach. $228,500. By 4 br , l~ ba . g ll ftnancing. Jerry Shaw· -AM•-M 7 ,,..,, ...... ,. k ,~RRY 2nd. $103,950. owner. 213·944·9781 days, neighborhood, Sll0,000 644.9030. Eves : 760.is070. -"' Beaut waterfront eo-op, ~~~· ~-~~· ~l~4~-....~··~........,~~11 49'1·33llext218wor ,C~l979-5370today 213 ·691 -4769 o OWC .. Small 2nd. Bkr. si45,ooo. Bes t offer or 2bdrm, H.ba . s pec --= Co rdat East Side Costa Mesa nfE ESTATE AGENTS 642·1442 A 714-67J.7460eves. 675--0185 lease option. MONARCH tacular view from living CTI'tlUS SHORE rr..,+y 1600 LLSTATE FtXEIUPrH! ~I& 100/oDn SUMMIT I room & master bdrm, Beaut. Ocean View....................... COSTA MESA. • -aEaLTORS' CDMCOTTA.CH Good neighborhood, P"""•1arPlanl3Bd 2 Ba . Trem_end~us oc ea n~ ~tios,pool,secbldg.un· Home,4000'ofelegance LA.GUMAIEACH 9 Units : near beach. ".. PLUSIHCOME needs paint & TLC. 4 f~Owner Will carry ,l'03Slline v1ews !romlh1s \fergroundparking.Slip. 1n presl1giou.s are~. 960059.FT. owc ·at 87'. No,pay· OPIHHOUSI SAT 1·5 1526 DIVOM Lli. · • GA.RDIHGIO¥E Lovely 3 Bdrm patio llome._wood burninl •.llftplace. Cully carl)eted. ,~jcro·wave . many. many extras. 7~·1920. ... ' QUAIL PL.ACE PllOPEITllS ... 'i 10,.. nt l :JO P .MJ .__.. to SZ72 500 bdrm lo/ .. ba SJ07 000 .,.. :t Bdrm 2 ba end u 1t con ~al financing. 1235.000 Guard Gate, pool, tennis 14 ~---' commercial· ments 2 yrs. Cash Clow -• owc'.smal · 2'nd. Bkr: paper at 14':., to qual i:i . • L' ho . 9 •. . . h _.,.. or 3 Bdrm 2 bath home 675--0185 blzyer Dys 557 7010 eves ~o. Vaulted . ce1ltn gs, .. or pvt s wmg 5S·l961. spa"' •3 m1 pnv beac . industrial units located w/low rents. $450.000 with isolated master 831.6407 ' fireplace: atrium, cov·i---------•I S750 ,000 J>y appl . ononeolLa1una's main Sll2,500 down. Bkr Les bdrm (can be parent ----ered patio. 2 car gar 1714)548·6542.or723·8963. highways . Building re· BarnhartSS9·4475, Bkr. retrul or in-law qrtrs llG ASSUM. LOA.H y1..115 IS IT! Sl48.SOO. UPPER BAY cently remodeled. High11~~~~~~~~ Com let I f b. h d 3 "' Orean View 3 br. 2"2 ba demand area. Partners!~ AND a 2 bdrm co\la,e. P e Y re ur is e Here is a home w 1th u-f"'MILY of · Anyw_, you de9cribe ll . BR lo/.ba bome in Hunt. ~cious comfort and _..._ "" townhome. vaulted ceil· want ~· . feni:ia very 5W'1R TAX SHll.THS it's charm.in&, WP to date 8cb. 1 mile from ocean. l)' of space to grow: HOME A.HD A.REA. $164 500 ings, end unit. Vacant. ~~;fc~n~rc~~5~n lM Newer Units. cent~al andbeautif\tlly located. Brud new al>pliances. Ja.rae t>onus room of· nus 4 Bdrm 2 ba home is , ' $129,900. Offered by with lll6.750down. c.o.ta Mesa. Assum. fm. Ctilf.rDehlla Sl3e.900 fen enough s pace for l~ated in a quiet familr. Super Newport Beach Planned lnvestmen\ Realooomics 87w 7 Sl.250.000 644-721 I C8lllwy 21 family hobbies a nd nagbborhood on a cu · home. 3 Bdrm 2,., bath, Concepts. 496·3319 , 18 Units. 3 yrs old. cen· f79·1050 · rec reation . Plu s 4 de-sac. Features : beam m2317. ._ ________ mt tral Costa Mesa ... Seller 1---------bdrms 2~ ba and fllm1 •ceilings. Italian t ile. RV ac c e ss · n e w MIW'POIT llA.CH rm tll00.000. llVIMI TIUACI OML Y I~. DOWM Beaut. 3br, or 2 + den, 1044 ly room. and an excep ff1)1C, !1ew 40' .1>001 ~nd bathroom. counter tops 11111--------· Prime C-1tot57xl20 With 28 Newer Units H.B. 2 t1onal c:ulde-s ar IOl'a spa with spacious side and fixtures. All copper UYIOM older two bedroo m Br.28a each.St'ller fm . ./llSTIUY lion yard,SlW,500 plumbU\g.Call645-9161 GOLFCOUISE home. Conspicuously l.650.000 WITH OCEAN VU localed on Old Newport All can close 1980. IJl.a440 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOIJ\f Rf ALTY /. 3 Br --1~ ba, remodel to Blvd. $250,000 Agent. 0 Bourke Realtor 631-'1~. 546.9950 equal nei ghborhood.~~!!!!~~!!~~~ Owner will help rinance.r Sll0,000. --------· ORAMGECO. WALNUT SOUi.ii Nice 2 story 2 lfdrm "C" plan. Freshly painted, Ct'dral air. Priced below compara111e sales for im· ~action. '96.900. OCIA.H '12 ILOCK lae quarter lot, new paint Deluxe 2 & 3 Bdrm units. in " out. new cpta, new ~01£$S C:WC.C...wLol G«EA.T FIXH UrPEI Pnme area or Newpor 7l/•°lo I st TD M "pride" units. -rents are low low Income S325.000. Price. $3,250.000 Ctil644-7ZI I /Jn NIGU Fireplace each unit. flooring , pool, spai UI~ S•ller wilt finan ce'. redwood decking Iota o ~II r 1165.000: lnoludes land. room to add on. immed. 't523 CAMPU5Dl·IRVINE ~ JA.SMIMECIEEtC 2 Bdrms. 1 ba. Walk to Beach. Useable 2000 sq . Good assumable loan + beach. Owner will sell ft. bldg or plans for 10. creative f.inancing on VA or help finance . sq. ft . bld1. Agent k~l\lll y & l\SSUCll\1[5 ~ ....... , Prop. occupancy! owe financ· Saler Fill-.c~ ·a-~ ing. 1297.000 leasehold. •---•-h 1041 f ~ "'""' ICOGl 1536 Se d ~ -Because o persona pro- this 3 Bdrm 2 story home Sllrl,000. 631-7300 14 UNITS with lge balcony. ocean Ask ror M. David. Agt , , , yrs old. 159<>.000. 18'k ....,......, . rena e ••••••••••• •• ••........ bl b h •'75-7060• Terrace. 1---------ems, you can uy le ~~!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!!! ---------iFor Sale By Owner.I•--------lowest-priced home in a and city lights view, ten· 492.~JJ 498-4866 HIWPOIT llA.CH down nis., pool, sec. gates. A •STOL STitlET 651·1666 -= Duplex. 3Bt, 2Ba; 2Br, Owner financed. 3 Br. 2 ON THE BEACH.Mobile gorgeous neighborhood $9Z,900 ZBa.Xlnt. loc. xlnt. cond. Ba.~. $25,000 down. Home 2Br. r edwood with a "low down". You ste'I al $425 .000 .• _.___ 100. x 224 .. (Ira acre) DC1¥i1&Clcrl& Dttorator's own home. --C/JI Mewporf C....... c.,tst1mo 1071 primetroperty. NNN ex "'=% A.SSUMAILE So. Hwy , Corner, pvt, balance at 13%. Sl.24.900. deck. cedar shakes. can have a spacioua 2 J Bdrm, 2 ba home. AF· prof. decor. $329,000 by 7fi0.1713. hardwood int, rrplc story, 4 bedroom home Frox. 9 yrs youn d. owner.675-1055,673·4848. ---------1 t59.900. (714)499·3816 that.has a formal dining 640-5357 ••••••••••••••••••••••• isiting eue. $340,000. 2 I 00 IY OWNER C/JI ::~;_.ff ........... ~ .......... .. Fi I " I~~!!!!!!~~~~~ room. warm family , /;~ a~4i; l:riu:\ ie~: WAMTDUPUX **SlllL£ $f01J1: room . upgraded interior. NICI SI.A.SHED Breathtaking panoramic New 10 Un1l lndustnal Beach cot\a&e on lrg ocean view of Dana C•doMl•l•••JTowa Bldg. C M. 16,000 sq. fl. Peninsula lot in quie Harbor. Spectacular ....._..,.._.. 1700 25'1 down. Owner carry neighborftood. Perfect l customized 3000 sq. n. 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st. TD at 121,% for 2 sreenhouse. water sof· Have $200,000 cash to OCIA.NfltOHT rA.RK 3 car garag!.i large yard, J.mer. elec. garage door loan. Spri.n&er. 834.9383 4 •• .-sa n 28r1 cabana & lrlr. SUb· CW·de·S8C, I udor styling tez 900 &... letting allowed. 3 pvt & much more al an un· ~ C.ilf i~ C.... MaM I 024 Ideally located in the bchl, pool & fishing pier. fortunate Distress Sale invest or live in. Owne Bdrm +retreat. 990.000 HUMTIM&TON years . Phil •Sullivan • 5_..._ .... 0--5 ·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca1ilornia Homes area. $19,900. (714) 499·3816 pnce. Call us for details .. __ 1-SIDIDUPUX thiscustomizedplanhas on the phenomenal a loan balance of $82,000 <>c..frt. lorQGitl flnanc\ng available. asks ~.000 (or 1mm m upgrades. Assumable ie.•CH Realtor548-2103 . sale with low interes 1o 12 % financing . '""' Lois"'--11!:...1.- fmancing. (714)673·1610. 1337,500. 3380l Avenida VI' 1 •5 .._. -ZZOO - " VllWHOMI J~eDOWN ~will carry lat TD. ~ ol Corona del Mar's E diatinauia.hed . Localed ln small e eommunjtt with pool. Ute airy 4 bdrm, a bath home. 2 Flrepl11ces, llil"mal dining room & lil'eatfut room. Perfect for family 6 entertain· 1111· Newly offered a\ 91'1,000. Twe J lfo. u.lh al 123 interest with mon· Lo down. low iri"terest. 761-6161 Sl4Z,SOO thly payments of $848 Treasure Island M .H. PltOFISSIOMA.L ~ ...................•... POSSllLI Ca1ita. SJC. 714-496-5275· FROM Back Bay area. 78x300' re- "' e • llM.n and assumable. Asking Parle. Jim Thomas 714 ltlALTOltS, IMC. 1 1 ' 1 S4M114 499-3816 ~~~~~~~ ~OSUll Openffousel·5Sunday. ~-s1d enlial u tate lot. Seller is motivated. 4 s..taAM I 010 ..-., l250.000. 548-0040. IASTSIDE C.M. 2S12Santa Ana Ave, ;--;;, I: :1 \;("I t ~ 1,f,\I IY ~ ')~) 1 :>uoo Bdrm Newport hom •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Tennil. pool. spa Mlwpart•ocll 106 w/good financing. Try F\nancingavailable. ....., ........ , OCIAM&CANYON ••••••••••••••••••·~··• lO% down. Call Diana. ll% .... 1714153Ml21 Bldg Site steps t o WIMDOWVllWS "'63l l2166 ocn /bay plans for ~lendid home of wood a... · • .,.._.I custom h ome avail. "'Y viri A. ~II FIMD rwta S. t IOO >Wt !:o~~otally ::a!~!~E~~3~~~r:~~ ~~i~:?n;~:s\h~~t~ 3 ~~~~=up · 4 l~~ ~~ 2 ~~;·b;;;;·~~it;:~·,:· ~crao=:s!~A8~ upgraded38drm 2'h Ba Own the comfortable 3 Bdrm 3 bath home. Its graded Monaco with hot baths, hi.lie back yard, near ocean . owne n..~~- attached Woodbrldl(e bdrmhomeofdramatic features include : a tub&pool.$475,000.0pen A/C,walkingdlslanceto finance.640-1177. 1450 home. Look out lfie spaces. Just reduced lo formal dining room . house Sat & Sun l l·3. schools •· golf ""ourse ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE 4 Br. 2 Ba. prden window to lovely 1255,000. family room, RV park· F.nler west gate, ask fo Sl OS 000 Br';, k er . .__ ,,..,....., 2000 Who is stayin1 in our with pool . Beaut . wood de c king in 64..,7211 ing, new P•int. Asking Jean Beach . Kathi 98J.8m. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• fin~st 1uesl )louse in 2 BR, 2\.'t ba, contemp . delip. '116.000. '46-S0f6 '46a609 l lndacpni & eaay care backyard. Walk to p~rk, 1229.000. For•n appoint-Hardesty. Realtor . 190,000 sq n orrlce com· Laguna Beach? You are Y •rd. Owner may carry pool, school. Call now . rnent to see, call Sf0..1151 78CHl3M. plex in Texu where over when you own a share of (in in .., ....,. 0 $UM 900 .... , ,-Ya terrants are oil com· Sho eo:': Rel· I-ton~~ . i) ' SJ0,000 DOWN w.-a~ ~_.! P9ftlea. Shows re.turn on Laguna res. Resales e a r ----: ~I \\bodbrldte llt c_,.. View ._"" :---:r. •'" M.280.000 cash in. Sell now avail. Call our un· ,._. bdilllft Re h Transferred owner in· Darling Enghsh tudor price $12,980,000. Prln. liatednumber494-0741. In Collet~ Part. This 3 a II ~ lhinp fast with Daily ~~~~~~~~~I sisted on best. take ad· two bedroom: Perfect onl: W Crook C ook Olltef,.._ br, l ... ba at ...... ,000 has · 551·3MO Pilot Want Ads. :; ...... 1 for the newlyweds: Has · y. m. · r ~' .,. eu.. vantaae. ._. a11 nal a put usumable loan o( lllt'I Rltn. PO Box ll!M, ,. .,.,., 2550 a.um. pvt party loan. .a rrHu rtnry,lrYlnr .,..,.. . 1044 OPIM DA.IL Y changlna backdrop o 11 % : TAR B ELL . Redlands. Ca. 92373. fh ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.U lot' d9lalla. Cfttury ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2PM ti DUSK IP'ftn and 1olden slopes, RE ALT o Rs . ca 11 TI4f1G.2'1211 V\acca Valley. 5 adjoinin& Zl!Go&d Cout Realtors, 2591 Bayshores Dr. Iona shadows . and '54().lT20 n11. 'View Iota, lOO'X2fiS' ::=;aft. 6pm, Betty, • Bayshores. 3 Bdrita. din· twinkJini U&hta: this me ~~~------~-~7~ ...... ~ ... ~5~--l ea. Reedy to bkl. Only .. · 1mecneb l lrvlne inarm,den.Acroastrom ;e.uc 5 bedroom hom ,..... 1oto vw.• •o.ooo .,.. dwn. Ez ~~W~ IZ-4 Aaum. 8~~ loan, 3br, • Bay $385,000. See Helene olfen a spacious Uled ••••••••••••••••••••••• PllMI terms . Owner /A&t fJ~OSICT .a.. tam rm. uv rm. din f88lty Allison. toyer nanked by lar1e OW,. YOUI OWM COSTA MIS.A <n4>1&2-m1. N.wport Crat :a bdrm on. frplc, nice decor. PP Waterfront Homes, Inc. Uvtna room and dlnlna ... STOllC ""1t. CloM lo tennis $122,900 3113 Canadian Realtors 631·1400 room. The ruddy glow o ARIA ~+ ACRES nr San Luis ~· Auumable loan Dr. f'11H711 blasin1 lo&s fro In . 2 .C.+MF. HGMI 8'o' at l0.4'XGroea. Nice Obispo. Remote area ,:.-KJ:« ? '!'!? Now LIASI OPTION T.fr ~~:.::~~;>:NY ........ Y•... f~;c~J~vi~h!~!t fo:l8::d ~~:~:::i:~~: ~ :'nd b,:,;,~e!.1 ~Is ~~~ «f~'it:~~-:: tfllAUJ\YSTAUFFER SIOll-'lft~· Ol!eanvu.3Bdrm2t,;Ba, neaa. You are 1uaran. Parklike arounds com· tdldinpwithnewroofa. Sl20,000. Call Don. 1 SEA IJON REALTY Ren& a..:...i'• to pu-haa-JIWIL OM THI LMlf 3car1ara1e. 1125.000. teed to k>ve It at SZ79,000. pliment cuatom home · ,_ owe <D)481._ or f16..3171 .7•-IJ14 · -...... ~ ... -....... :~'"' -Termac\lltomtalloredto olk floou, marble Low,..,. vacancy. · · ,.. _. _ .. .,_ ..... ,_ Fabulous location w/111nrgeous ~me ..... __ Owner muat sell nowt -..... .... ..........._ Mual aell townhouae 2 atory, 3 br. 2 ba, frplc, pool, rec. tm. 2 car 1ar. tlOl,900. 648-01(7 ; .... AM .. able 11 .. a Verde air, 2Ba, 2frplca. 2981 labr, <>Dea Sal. SUD. a.a.-...... . ,,. ..... •aw .. tbe ........ DaUr Pilot a 1wM........,.. &" •Co,,_.. )'OUl'needa. For private fireplace . roll -up -..ietetrade.Makeof ---views of lake and sunsets. This s h 0 w 1 n 1 c a l I screens. carved mold· f;f'DUl20 "•rtv HOO elegant residence features 2 master (714>Tst-1501 \ntl, p11a more. To a · · •••'-•••••••••••••••••• BRS, courtyard entry w/fountain, 719.9z21 more ot thla rare .. Olde ' # IOCla..elMAMOI outdoor balcony, and many extra 1111 ==~~~all ' 9'JAIL Coloredo Spriap area. custom features. $265,000. Gail DI _.CE 100 yr old • ...._. ,... vi HAllOI YllW r-~ cmlY .........a. O.er :a" A npley Ml-8700. <T-16) 4 Bdrm, boftua f•mUy l NOflllm"' acr. ot ~ 9ort rvoeAbo11uum. Level(. ---------• u..ao-.. ft. cf1Mn1 711-1414 Ill --.. 1n 1-rb .. -•. 1a,.111:HPM.f :C + acar1ar. 6car· "'--v...a-.c _....a..~c ,_ _.. ...... c..M"ece&oO.C..U -..--. ....,. .,.... Woooo:u+ ....., Uon. Aakiac -.ooo for ......_u..,.. .,...,... Comm. IOO· '41oGJI """'"' ~~..... ..._.,..._ • .net 1na poaaiWe. pr ... \b ~1 e>o-DW. Hc.taatV..C..... CJJI Ml..,....Callla Wldlaa..MIM'M Haw11m ,...,,.. .... ,,.. wW,.. wut reiM4. •·•· Dlaue ·~IHJ C.UMowlla-1171 &o..Uf a..lftad ..... ""··"-Pla&Clwift.... Ct••• • All~. a .a. ·--------___ _;__..;;.._;..;.__--1 ............ _. ....... ( 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Penin Pt home M o t o m o. ur wint er lease $675 673-2113. ---4 BR in Back· bay area Pool &. lg back yrcl. Partially furn. Yrly be avail. $1700 Imo t>4 1 ·076:l YEAltL Y IJHT ALS Little Island Laq~e I Bdrm J\pl Unfurn Gar for s m;, II t• a r ssoo IA YF«OMT RENTALS Several Available Now 2&3 &4 Hdrms Winter J,,eases from $795 Yearly Leuscs from $995 '61nchtet & Anoe. 675-3331 Oiarming 3 Br l!Llr. w J Will furn $675 mu lo 7 I $750 y rly 6 40 Kl4C. 675-5930 J\ gt Jbdrm apt with J:;Jr, )car ly. avail 12 15 SSJS 1m11 Call 7tl8 4!)(J9 or 675 Ofl93 ask for Uon 3 br, 2 ba. on Nar cissus. frplc, quiet loc. S750. ~ l42'"'108 . 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Lq. Pell fna P .U, vt11&.Dr1.~c1owe.owc a.a Juao c1rlatra ... "-*·•• · bal ... for J yrt. llA1 appralla tlfl,IOO ....,. .. ,_. • ...._. ·- ...,.. A~e. all M 1 year Ml 18· told wrlltwaktl. lea· 4TIEACll N. I . o c •an r r o o ..,.... on.mid•·• for ..W aarr.Q• N .. 1 .... C'll, ao tMtl•, MU. = ~~ t~~ wMeeh11Ue -6 11P Jbr, a lame m Cap Bcb '1illnl llllUb_ .... ,. ..,.,._.,. ..,. • '"-·.., 111 \AU pd. .. w. Oc.eu all1I. _, =..,,,..,.._Call .1 ID-41A. 11 O.W ~C.0..l ~. I blka from noverAn la--.._6 ___. NOD·ltral1ht to bare .. ,.. ..-. t • l •· lr1 )rd, . -411 2bdnn, l...,ba, 2 ur 1ar -~---MOO \t"' '" l.aut\• ~.llN'. *·bay view, "••••••••••••••••••••• f\lna houae Is anUquft Spec /('-p1~g1~£~ .~Ut1:i~sJa0:~~.:,t . =::..:~· Pl• ... ~ aid. 'l'rwl Dted W an\ed. RealF..a\aelnvea\menl• 17~~. Larceequl· IAI&: lrilb S.U.r puppy, 2l.1S W. Coul Hwy. NB ty • local a.Plea. Need II., Or. Cly Alrporhr ... IM'tl •· C'&ua. 11i.aet ..... =J:'· a..io opeoer. aoo. • board lo ea wlUI •1yr old former leosedi~y'o:~ 1 [5. H • r b.r • dam.a .' .. Til. .I ..... for • bra, I 4a ,....._ model. Couples llQ~-Jin• ~u $ti• --Mt.mlMZ·ltol =-•='Pt, cook!na. OK. I blocu from ocean 1 ~ 64M646 S1SK. m.G31, Ml-..... ..._ ~ • l Jr l Ba. Apt. Nea • Is Uttle Shrimp bar. lat SOO.l200Sq. Ft. Uniq11e P/f work, posl Sk.y Hlah Yield, JI~ oa .w, tndld •ar. lndry ............. 411 month, l~al fl sec . Upto 1 rro. nee Rent box rental facility. serv-aeuon Lake Forest T.D . . , ' Ille u .. taln unll. Ad11l •••-•••••••••••••••• Ma/mo. $l2'J$ caah to Wet Bors in& CdM/N.8 . In area\ lnveat a1,000 •et tM.000 oal),cll<* DO'IOUL.111 movein.CaJ1'94-~. Waterfront Settings loc. 120 boxes ina\alled bAck in 1 .. than' mo.J • .;l,J ~ "' ' " TSL Mam&. MZ•ltOa MCn'a.11 Female wan\a Roommate IJIC ~2 with room ror .oo. Box Wowee: Call Santa Cla11&1 VenaU.._ Cando i Br. w..ly,... from loahareSBr.Coodoo'•r ____ .,.__~----' rtnlal a .so mo, lo over-at Dennison Auoc. a.. frplc, poo), ••II.AU. ·~ t4Bl~JUI. 217 kdcbay. Tennla. pool. Prime comer loc. 'Up lo ~ Full price~.~ o _M7_-802Jll __ . ----- • u., .... ollfl. " lllO ' • l';>yl do 1\14 1111.i•n • ~•111t11 uno,~.a.ll'lljj &Ym, t•lwbhcM&H. a.curl· ·---· -. C.11. llSOmo. 8'2·3811 4.~.., ft. Full aerva'ce, exc ana~ part eq uaty • I & ~•••I 1L AdYM.e .,00 ...... U.S. or import auto •-1 •/ • JH 111 l~u 11 & '1111~' • -~··· 11.ilft v . ·no peta •• · Y ..... 11•• 421 Fem. lo shr 3 Br condo. modern, Class bid&. aller6pm644-4481 L..ti.;e... !!,~~~II bt w o t · S · •••••••••••••••••••••• NB, non·smkr, rec facll.. 11411-t3G3. .. .......,... "CALIFORNIA" SllO. UUlsincl. M8·7267 ---------1 Established Newport Och••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW EXEC. SUITES Tax " AcCOW'ltin1 prac· ' 14 u••• I IOO 2 lar•e: Br Yorttoro V.....W. EiuK-. Deluxe 3 P'1mSpriap Santa Ana Hts, 1.c 5 br BESTO.C. LOCATION lice for sale lo individual •• .. ••••••••• ••••• • Viii... <:undo Walk l br. 2 ba Otcao 6 Bay ba. atudent or Prof. non· DIN. Tustin Ave. l min. only· terms. 642·5212 :? 81\ l & \I t:.\.\ fn.im view. Frplc . pool, aym, o.Pninhun Rental• _.... t h /"'h S.A. " Nw ... Fwys. L&e tlemeotary ·twut clubbouie. securilv , s .... er os rew"' ers ~ Oldli per mo lflil ~19. _ .... , ' S300 +ulil. 631-3500 Iv pro(. decorated of cs. ·quor licenat for sale. mo \" .. 1111 nlv, •di.lib. t'o~pl\'• ld<'MI •\II Qa\ 1d !).ff) J2S5 ..... ta. no pt'ts. '1500. Luaury"._.._'•luma, ......,, J ...... -ft«eptlonlat, telephone (On Sale). Low down. ' IJ12.3023b\wn•S.Wkd•Y• "-.J-~bed. ,._,or ""11 serv., xerox, con.f. rm. Owner will finance . ltir. zaa. nt beach, bltos, .._"-' , F c~/dfll', encl ganae S.y front 7th nr condo. 2 Coull&r)'ClubSetUn1. etl'WW/aame,btflnew Site. aerv. avail. From .$70,000. Ca ll John ~10 S36~1 br, 2 ba, 2 undercround Goil,T..U.Avall-2Bf. 28• Condo·lrv saiomo.Lu\moothfree Bellamy752·•5S. IH...\lTlf'l l. 1 BO ii 'IDE Poul, laund faul balcon) dl't'1.>r a tor 41J(S' QUlet i.rngl~ only, ~o Pt-:t'S \\ Jtl'r & gas pd ~ nlu 6'15 l70b for .iw "\~ I:: 18th St . 1 abMa\~ialR•tes Pool, S300 mo. incl util. wi'Smoe.aareement. 2br,t"1t ba condo,bll·1n1, prk&spacea.highyup-forourClieDtaonJy. Avail n ow . Sharon 963-0937 1J•tio, •harp. bih l &raded. panoramic view Weekly, lloolbly and M2·4CXIS beach, 5495 Mar&e , ol bay" ocean, priced WeekeadRen.laJs. --------~ NWl'T,.OMTAfH 964 16811 wtder market. $1200/m Pror. Woman 25 ·35 to IBfT•LS _____ _. yrly. M2·1122 Call: (7141321-1911 share 2 bdrm. 2 ba, Lux. 2 Rental Spaces Approx. C.l.OS!:: TO 8t:A<.:H. l Br. -----.-----1 condo Pool sauna sec w1ttr Stuve. aau mo. F.ut Bluff 01ce 2bdrm. CAntEDRALCANYON . ' . . SOOsq.ft.cltup. Including 2 l.>1 tbwnhomc·t)'pl" .1·un SJ6.2'S6, 536.7979. 2ba In 1~rden sett1n1. COUNTRY CLUB IZliOmO. Call Fran days · ..US. S350 4 $45(). 2450 do 1'2 IJ1& l11dr) rm . -----Pool, patio, new crpt, 7s98113.eves63l·5l30 Newport Blvd. Cosla cl"'4.< to ho61> & ~hop ttt, tWW• q..&et li8C area. Adults, no Prat. F over 30 shr Foun· Mesa. See Manager. ~Agt,645~'>0 1 ....... ll4Z pets. $565/m o . Also 34-S67Catbedral lain Valley pool home Sin&le to triple orfice -••••••••••••••••••••••• specious l bdrm •Ill for Canyon Drive w/Same. "'2·2917 suilA!& avail. in Newpon l~U&:, •e 1"'1'ury d!Jplex. ~ t1r 2 Br 2~ Ha. Townhouse. single adult. $465/mo. Palm Sprints. Be h c 11 r 1 f ~ l Bi ~ every lllra puoj, tennis, Jae, sauna. 644·47&7 CalUornia 92262 PROMONTORY PT. re· 15.2~6~ a or n °: Uble gar fo nrd > nl SS7S ' 11>5() mo. 842 5053 ------Desert Resort Realty ducUon al rent for pre· ---·------1 673.Q.'16, 642 Ytititi I --------• l Bd. l block lo Bay paratlon al muls Don 800 sq n · 3 otrices in I-' "d '"'-ll44 Charmin& spac Up1Jer , 4bdrm, 2ba condo o 67~2101 Newport,Center. 567 Sa o;ll:1~~t .., pvt 18rd. f•nl'I J ••••••••• .. y•••••••••• redec. $395. 759-0840 North Shore of Tah~ X/F 21· .. "' Non·smkr to Nic:olu Or. Suit.e 109. aa,...ge. P\'l Y • no1Woodbridae nit-e2 Br con· FUiiy rum. S/min flt) -P"',lfYll1ds . S:J SO mo , do, no pets. 1mmed. 0<:· Westclirf N.8. adull con· North Star. $400/wldy lhare rum. N.B. Condo. S'lOOpermo_.&w-468'. ~'253eves c upancy . 025 /m o . do.•· 2 Bdrm. 2 bath, 957·32218,S30-3946Bert. walk \o beach, pool. We have orrice s pac - -5.'a2·d.!Oafl6:30. 10 steps t" pool. New sauna. Jae, tennis. much available in prestigio I) . mds ulll. ...xcept ....... •ecti 314' '"' 159.i616. So. Lake Tahoe, Nev. · _,,, mo · .,.., .. ...,rt enter. 675 sq f U~~rm, 2 bath Yr· carpetma. yearly lease. SKI RENTAL more ~ 6.t2 lS62 ..i-c el('(', AA.7241, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _"ti'_• _______ _. BR -•--aftert. wilh a hu&e ocean vie ' r •..,,_,new, stepe t for only $1.30/fl. Leas NeWp<>rt Beul'h Really WOODS COYE Venailles·l Br. security, Heavenly North ski lifts Responsible work in& has 2 year oplion fro ------ -lbdrm. frplc, beamed pool tree. $500. Steve. panoramic lake view female wishes to fln"d & r... be ~wt!r 2 Br. with garage ceilings. cedar lined ~7-1900, IW0-9345 Only ~ per Jdte. Th share apt at beach with vdo r 1981. Call ro ~Adults. no pets. bath. $525 /tno or add a E q u i l Y S h 0 P P more lnlormation. ~S-5571 detac he d bdrm ror1Yearly28r.l8a.Stepst 916.542.1400, as~ ro =~~ft5~~\~:d~ 0.M.MARSH \LLRLT ou uu;x .2-Br-I Ba. All SlOQ/mo more. 370 F1ora. beach. Very clean. 1525 Linda. wkends. 644.999() Dys : 1133-3544 Phi I ; mo. 2131947·5144 FORLIASI utiig•'pd. 1Adlts. no pets. e7·22'1ll Patricia. Spuc1ous/Move in NOW ' ... .,.,.HcJh Larae Ble Bear Cabin Pool table-, color TV. r~cs. sips 14. 5'S·•l6. 4 bee of cs, + coor rm I ,015 SQ. FT. Lrg entry cit recept. .......... Ofp1rt.1t, 5015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gold mining claims. patented, on Mother Lode. 212 acres, P.O. Box 184.S. Newi;>0rt Beach, UIOO. Patented. Exciting New ~gy Efficient. Pollu· lion f)-ee, H.i&hly Porta· ble Pleasure Crart. A t~ally new concept in boating. Robert Craig 9'1~9721 . e .oOO°Wnte off in 1980 so,ooo write orr in 1981 Total investmt. $.S,000 in solid medical eqwpmt. leue plan w /mjr. corp. Landmark investments 714-851-l.SSS ....,toL.o9 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• INEED I MONEY Now You Can Sell More •Ith Dilly P llol PENNY Pl~CHF.R A OS Still only 52. 3 lines for 2 davs only SJ a 1fay. 34<'0 a hne. Ad\'er11se one or more Item:. \'alued uµ t o Stu<t Each add1twnal line is onl~ f'i(J(' ror the two rla ys Sorry. no rumm ... rl'ia l ads a lJo\loed Charg e Your Pt•nny Pin~her Ad o r ust• your Bank Amer.card Visa or Mastercard For more information and lo place your ad ~·all 642·5&71 333 E. 2Jsl. St Cost a 2 be. adults. no pel.s. N. Ml!S,..' Mgr JD Shown Laguna. near shops & 12 ~ GPM Daily 1ncld beach, S500. 768·6471 Wkh~ ' . CUte 2 BCt. 1 Ba w /new cpl & drapes. Mature adults. $475. 548·5306, 631-1.266, All. Monterey C.C . Pal Desert. t.ovely 2 Br. Ba. Fairway Condo Comp. rum. Beat view Roommate ror ni ce d~ al beach. Avail. Monthly or yearly. ~7195 Rt>onunate to sbr hse, 2 mi from bch. $210 mo. + ~ I.ti.I. 964-1183 Xlnt loc·nr OC Airport <Xe faces beaut atrium Abundant parking 8Sl·906l •NEW• CAL-COPA MASSA&E • ~Discount w /this ad ·--__ . ...,........, 1152 Cle.di E. side 2bdr m. gar. I••••••••••••••••••••••• si25 1mo 2 BR 21, Ba CONDO. 1>15·!1395 clean. quiet. pool. fplc . -I A<.:. $495 mo 640·5042 DmaPoint 3826 I ----.... 1.................. Hewpori •och 1169 Larit-'spacious 3 bdrm. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llath . frpl c . de c k . ga (a ge . $500 m o Oarly n e . <i 94 3672 , 661 1161 PAlllOPOIT APAITMOOS Two2bdrm. tba. being re· modeled. one avail now. one the 15th. Year round. Util paid. 117 25th St. (7 14 )6 40 ·2036 . (213)869·9478 AJI extras. $1.200 per mo 11-.-~ _67_~_1~_. ____ _... ...... -r:.. 4350 Ocean Bluff Kauai Condo S2SO per week. Sleepa 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -673-'l:i8S Npt. Shores. across from Colt• M•a. 731 w. 18th St, "5. si.ogl~ garage. NM'7Z, ~9900. Ask for Faye. • bch. Barh w 1sml br $345. Pool, gar640-5078 --- Private oHice, Newpo Beach. Avail. 1mmed. 1200 mo . unfurn . Secretarial cit Recep- tionist s ervice avail. 64.S-4212 REDECORATED campus Dr & ·Quail of- fice space . 600 to 1800 sq ft . f)-om 90< to sr sq (t. V1SA MC ca&MTHO ComerWarner/Newland NOIL&e '17061 Newland: H.B. W&WTD..._ 141-6446 '7MHIJllS-1145 I~~~~~~~ Arranced by C...t ........... A llortaace Broker WAHJ SSSF•ST7 AIJ.'i amt·bt. 2nd, 3rds· flex.. lerms-caJI now: E . Slarr·964'6833. 5100 . ....................... . Near beach. 1 & 2 Bdrm 2 br. $US. balcony. ~er COUNTIY CLUI apts , no pets . 14 0 garage ,• ocea n vie w Supenor 645-8684 761J.~l. ~-0741 1 UYIM& IN -·-. ------' ....... SIMir'9 4)00 2 car aarace f15/mo. Nr. ~2960 . ~~~~~~~I l WestcliJr lge tbr, newly ............. •••••••••• llUl6Placentla 111mllPDIT •ra,aH .._. ..... ••II 3140 NIWPOIT decor. patio/pool, adul Morini! Avoid dewiu 875-4D. •1 8""' ••••1;•:.••••••••••••••• 1ir..t.CH nopets&tS-8152 11 r--erana new 1 & 2 Bdrm ~ cut vina expenaes: •Dbl Garaae in Hunt. •AVnftllilT Pieramnte Condos Pool, . 2 Bdrm, 2 bath duplex, Profeuionally sine Bcb. Near Coast Hw y. 8'11 rllUIU spil '-t ennis, garages An atlull community on car gar. f)-plc. Yr ly 1525. 1971. F.uya«ea.133-3307 f)-om lOOOs1rtoS300s/r. 12131 596•7202 uys m 41 the Ba~k Ba}. Spec · 7ro.724l. HOU~TIS Newerbldg,ample park- l«>NEY AVAILABLE 125K-SLOOK Quick Penonal Service Secured by Combination d Re.u.Penooal Prop. lntertel Financial Corp. l..a&t or round a pet? Call Atumal Ass1sia n c ~ League 5J/·2273. No fee UWAU Lou vlc. Bayaide Pharmacy, Shrk laland Yee.bl Club, Safeway llartret. 11-ZJ·IO. Gold >-fedalUoa w /Bloomer 8ri18de wri\tea OD froat and 1m11l dlamood. Baell of lledalUon en . p-aved: To Jlldi, t.ove Toni llT•. Ha loo& rope chaiD 6 lhort rope cbaia . "'-call: Ml·J471 lat in IMa Canyon, brown •white Beaale with wart on noee. Bil Reward. '64-m.1. FOUND : Tiny Thin bachlund Fem,j n Ocean at Cteleent Bay Beach # LB.4!M~ FOUNB: Butterscotch colored l&e male Tabby al Balboa Bay Club 642-SiU, 645·5000 FOUND: Fem Purebred cat nr Mlle Square Park IM7 ·5325 after 6 FOUND: Terrier mix, IOld. male. St. Bernard. tri ~olor , mal e . Schnauzer, male, Mix breed, s mall brown male . NB Animal Shelter. 644·3656 FOUND: Bia old Yeller Lab type female, friend· ly. vie Mesa & Irvine. C.M. 541-tlll Found: Yn& F. German Sbelihad. (6 mos). In· dianapolis/Beach. HB •3361 lat: Opal/Gamet Ladies rin&. nr Spires Rest; CM Much Sentimental value. REWARD. :Ml-44.33 Los\: CAT . M ale Himalayan Siamese . Desperately nds medica- tion. No. Laguna Bch area. 494·5807 LOST : 12·4. 2 mal e Keeshounds, silver/blk. C.M. area. REWARD'. Please call Teri d ys ~7474, eves 548-1512 SCUllUTS AllSIEIS Garble -Plano - Quot• -Aerate - NATURAL l tried usina a credit card In a health food st.ore and the clerk told me they only accept NAnJRAL cash. Found. Man's wallet With ca.ah. Oo 26th St. N B. Call to ident1ry b15-3148. 842 1721 eves . t~"Ular Spa. 7 sw1mmmg Newport Beach Realty 1132.4134 Lookina IOI' dbl IJ•rage for in&. also..AOO linen no r pools. 8 lighted tennis LOOKINGTOSH .. AR.E". truck in H .B . area. boatdockforlease. Winll.'f Rental S800 Mo 3 l"1ri11 21... Bu Condo <~·can & lia) view. 20 bua\ :.\Ip Comm tennis 1·mirts. pool Washer 1 Dr)er. 2 l'ar garage w elel· garage door Optt)er. Pri vale patio. nc\I( carpet Wail con · ~1dcr furn. 642-1603. cwrt.s. bike trails. put Vers a illes. 1 Br pen· 536-3413or536 2605 ~1-1666 ( 714> 8.\1-2236 •Found or lust a pet? Call ------- f~D. Male dog. lite br""n & whl. Vic. Santa Ana & 16th Pl . CM . 645·2099eves. da ys 56-2744 tmg green. ttachelors. 1 lhoose. view of fount,ain, WE MATCH ROOM · . · O..h & Clartl and 2 bedrooms apart. ref rig incl. ssso 640. MATES: Office...... 4400 •l9UITY LOAMS• ments. and townhouses Agt 752-9475 •••••••••••••••••••••• • Cd .-., •48 HT. Service• iromS44900permonth ----1617 Westcliff. N.B. Want Mr"""uxe Suites. 11@:0 •Upto90%Apr Value On Jamboree Al 2bdrm, lba quiet area M/F40to~. shr S br; ~ ba financial inst. 7000s.r. sq.fl . AC. ampl pkg, uul •king Loans SanJoaquin HHls Road ne~beach,&Lido.ss7s' hBe. C.M. Spa. Nr So. llt.Ooor.AgenlS4l·S032. pd. 2855 E. Cst Hw y. -tmos.nopymnlloans <714 )644-1900 642,tz72. Coast Plaza & fwy . $225 675-alOO •Extended term pay· 11'1'. We' re the Pet Pals 1114 )7 39-2988 ---- LOST. Slk & Wht Fem. Slbenao Husky in Ca Be a c h a r e a 1 I / 3 , REWARD49J.8366 '8 an•r USO ••••••••••••••••••••••• . +I IS utils. 641 -4913 l(OU CBCTH ....._ ._... 4450 ment plan avail Oceanfront ror Winte r New Versailles 2 Br ..___., WWI C4llf T11rift. Lo. ..... EW• Rentals. fUmished & un· Ba, 16(1() mo. ·By H~ag Share !rg lu~ home, $265 ,_,,...rv · ••••••••••••••••••••••• · " rum Broker 675-4912. Hosp. 968.mi or 96l·0867 + util.' Microwave, 2 ~e,ant executi~e suites Forslore &office s pace at 646'5045 CAL-COPA PRE LAW student needs SZS.000. Will do anything Legal. Confide nt ial OVM. P.O. Box 3242. N.B. 92863. ___ _ _ _ _ _ lrplcs. 546-34.28. an presU1ge location. With reasonable rates. .._, W..e.d SOJO ~ ... 55 .. '-I NO FEE'. Apt. "8t Condo Steps to the beach. Im ~~!set e s u PP 0 r l 500 to 2700 S. Ft. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,. AW' rentals.V11laRenlals. mac.x\ralrg.3 Br.2 Ba. Nr OCC·UC I. S h are 7i4/8Sl068l MESAVEROEbR Priute Party needs .,.!Piscountwl\hisaMd 675-4912 Broker Sundeck wtocean view. ~· 3ba beaut. home . PLAZA ln.500 for 3yrs for R.E. ·~ TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT n..et 2 Br. A. pt. Garaoe, t 24 45th. St. Yr ly . Wll. Bethastuud67e"n~~7A_va1l Dec. 125-500 sq. rt. grnd fir, J..s.25 Mesa Verde E. C.M. ~vestments. Xlnt credit Comer1'7061WN~learn/Nd eHwBland -"' Im d ... ...,.. ·"'"-pd.From-"'up.779 S .. •4123 •income.WW pay in· ..,_ ' .. • patio. pool. Adult•, no me . occupancy . .....,. _.. •-..... £.,.46 ES:ORT 7~-9368 • \ & 2 BR P1tio Apt1. • Dishwnh1n & 8BQ's • Pool & Rte. Room "' 61 W ...... St C M T terest + percentage or .,.._,. pets. 1801 H. 15th_ St. ~~-__ Fem shr 3br, 2ba nr bch gi,.;;;;· · · · om Newport Modem store or appreciation in property'. ~~~~~~~~~ UTTUAHMllS ESCORTS Newport Heights. $450. Steps to the beach. Im. SlOO. · I office. Nr. post orrice. 548 851·1370eves. 642-7340. mac 2 Br. w llrg patio. 536·1140 'THI" .,s/f. Jerry 213 /417·7001 Mwl I It Trwt All Adult. no pets. 2 Br. 2 1..24 4Sth. St. Im med. OC· Npt Bch Oceanrront rem DICUTIYI SUITI ...£.. 5035 Ba.From$42S.Poot.spa. cupancy.Yrly.673-2507 pref. yrly. 3br, 2ba. Fullserviceofficesin C~rdttt 4475 ..................... .. reCrige, d /washer inc Id. A.a lwww.4.ir....-t-1.-~ S26Stmo. After 5. 615·9765 Newport Center •----~ Co. -.... ··-~......-.......u 640-5470 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~·7' Across N.B. Golf Course. or UwfwwlaMcl 3900 Lge 4 br home. Fountain SlOft Space for lease. l ~ types of real estate ~48S5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Valley, SZSO/mo. Frplc. ~ sq, ft. cit 1260 sq. rt. i Utvestments since 1949. Love WEST MEWPORT Salill fit-I dbl gar. 963·9701 DICUTIYI SUlTIS Huntineton Beach. F1elli S,.CWIU.C, 5'I Tu houses, garage. Lge3br.2ba upperapt New l&.2 bdrm luxury '1'hel'eisadlflerence." blelerms.213/596·7202. 2IMITD1 ,. N Mature gentleman will ..... •171 S4S 0611 paU,.. laundry rac. S4SO & o pets. 1675. mo. Agt. adult apts m 14 plans hr be 2 N 8 NB/CM. 11n to 4700 sq.rt -A"& • r>75f Call 213 /596·7202 or _6'1_5-_8_11_0_. from $415, 2 bdrm rrom 5 aut. 3 br. ba · · 714/752·0234 .... 714/960-7347. $505 + pools. tennis, home w /discriminating 20!2 Michelson Or. #212 avail at prime corner• c.h for T.D.'s Large 3 Br . U pper waterfalls. Ponds: Gas lady.$295.760·0802 4mlBusiness Cntr lf2l3 :ri~ Nwpt Blvd. AmericanMtg9S3·4141 D E XE 2 Br 2 B a . Duplex. l house from ro~ cooking ~ hea~ing Prat. M or F roommate IMMEDIATE Aduis. nepets. $450 1mo. ocean. With beautiful paid. f)-om San Diego <nonamoker) to shr 3 br. Doct•, Lawyer, 5ewwp 45'50 ' 960-4145 \'lew S7SOmo.675·80l8 Frwy drive Nor~h on 2 ba home ln Irvine. ~Cw.f! ••••••••••••••h••••••• FAST F UN DING o n --+------Villa Balboa Condo, new :.:~h ~ ~~;::d~!h~~ comm. pool. jac, tennist F)ecant bid& .. in heart or Approx. 6,000 sq. fl. avail. 2nd's & 3rd's. Cambria lg2Br, pool cit rec rm, Seawl nd Village . volleybaJl.SS2-0684 Huntinaton B c h . inFountainValley nea ~gage9SS·3454 nice vie """ C w /s~acious oUlces-S.D. Frwy. $1320 mo. Widow bas monev to buv w "'"" agney (714)m.S198. ""-••• 3bdrm oceanfront sk &ht.I tb J~ "'""' .....,,. "'4 " 7533 " " · Lo 1100 675 3007 """'-Y · we ar, con· .... ,...,...........,, -· · ot' make 2ND T.0 . any aer.M0.3808 ·· mo. . -4000 duplit. Male. Furn. f~rm .. 85<persq.ft. . ·•• abov '"0 000 N Pita, super 2.000 sq.ft. Clean miru storage. Cosl """' e •• • . o 2 Ar. a Ba. in 4·Plex. Nice 2 Br. 1 Ba. Avail. now. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-5556.1'15-4421 medical bid& well ap-Mesa, zoo..oc> sq n. 5&'. credit '· no pnlty. For ~B!i!><>rhood. Close to Area of Balboa & Coast Lacuna Beach Motor Inn, M/F to abare 3br 2ba pointed at, 1r/ per sq.ft. LenHaynes640-8454. acti~ call AGT 673·7311 • D11dt11 l111dsc111i119 • Jog to 8Hch 6 Shops .All 11-.)or Credit Conk Accepted ltS.1676 Los t . long ·h•i re Siamese C.t , blue ~yes nurry tail. Loved pet. REWARD . H .B . (Zl3 ).592-1S09. ----------1 SINGLE! Meet sincere. LOST: '~ltie dog. <min' people· like You : Low Colliel. Reward. 963·5176 Fee Call DATELINE· Lost : MaJe 'black cit whit rreeaocMSl·3Z4S Spaniel. 11128 CdM area.--------• Reward. 673·4338 o 673-2009 •FOXY LADY• OlfTCALLONLY V1SA MC FOUND: Cocker mix , * t7~l Ill* older dog gold male. Shi ~~~~~~~~~ Tiu, blk. 6 wht male. -:: Shellie, ~able " wht. ATLAMY'IS MASSA<il remale. Himalayan mix. SP• re~ cat. Newport Beac Be Pampered by 16 Anirml Shelter, 644• Beaut. Plrls. Open or631-1030 lOAJl-4Pll 7 days. Phone Found Silver Bracelet. Vic FulUOO Island. 780-1834 86-.M33 Sell thinp fut with Dail.y Pilot Want Ads. all.~arage. No pets. Hwy . $575 mo. J .O. • NoL Pacific Coast house C M Jae •1275 Fordeta.llscall anytime S42S 60-1713,833·3307 Propert y Mgml. Hwy, a1uoa Beach . 59.acio.fte;8pm0 • REDCARPET W--fo&..m SOzs~--'--to-·-~--5-0-25-..__ .. Lem IOJI ..__ .. a... S021 7Sl·:rnl'1. • llail)', Weekly. Kitchen · .._.,. ._.., -.._., .._., lully localed 2 Br. available. t.ow winter Nlnrm f..u zs.35 lo ahre m-Wl •••••••••••••••••••••• .,••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• -.. ••••••••••••••••••• up. Child OK. Gas l..ovely, larae l Br. Ap\ In rmle. ...... fwn 2bd Oft Balboa Penn 6118 sq. ft. well located 842-1652. the Blur fa . S49S. No · •imo.1'1~164. North Costa Mesa ofrice, chlldren,orpeta. Male.U1ealkltchen. Park n,xt to your door. IS.ANYONE? 851·0494 1125/mo. Female wanu aame lo Fully equipped with ::.: 2~1~~~°!'~!~ ViUa S.lboa Condo. L'ux l :Ml·t92 ahare N.B. Condo. walk carpet, a/c, cabineu It I Bdrm Pool / J •-Room$170priv. entrance to beach, pool, sauna, storage. Reasonably compl.,. e ec. gar. • ac. -· · Jae, tennis, Laundry. priC«I. Call Tom. Harbor . Tennis, Racquel· Secur. Bldat. 4145.9039 coo~~.~~·4~ ~n , •/n)O. Avail Dec. 15. Baker Professional Blda. ,j1c.,sauna. No 3 Bdr 2b "'33 W Lac . 5el-to.'l8lvemea1. _..·lllOO. lor 2 Kids OK $75() m · • · • · -· Call pe4.258·6 or Balboa Blvd. Dlshwahr. l\nd what you want in SD.I. Idle Item• with • W_aal_Ad_Res--Wll--MZ--·51'7-I lAll nofee frplc. laund bookupa, Daily.PilotClauifleds. DUl)'PUotClautrledAd. .. · garaae. "' blk to bch. , J ba. Adulta. No 1150/mo. lst/laal, secur\. Wat• 6 1as pd, ty Ava.ii now. 673·2212. t l tlJO.JelM j-lo_s .... p_m_. _____ -t ~toDLAllil •ns 1 Bdrm Condo w /security •er. Adult lull. l guard. Re frlc. D /W, • beaut. lake1 "j Jacu111. 1.\2$. 752.2310 a m • , c o en p l • 4-ys, 540-7$76 evea. .... u.: no peu, from l wg'l'CUFF.1 Br. Condo. New lnleriof. Aduks, no Ill', l ba, pvt patio. peta. 9U0, 1'1M640. OK, .avail. now, _.._... tnt: rtStl WIS'R;UFP'-tBr.-Oondo. toa (Be a c h 6 New tat.tor. Adult., no ). -1137 pm. D . t'IMMO a.. 4-bJe aar, •·New, .,. 1 Ill' condo, let, lHl, dep. MC. V...W.. Al..,, {211)~ \ ' You can be a i WINNER•: Ju1t by 1endla1 us yoar name and I address and by watebbal for yoar I name In the claaalfled adl of the Dally Piiot. . I Wln Ucau to tb~lrem1 •rta -.mUHmtnt , at raeuom or ''° evmtll. Jmt rut out lhl• • coupoa Md maH It to U.: i c;taullled l>epm.-Dally !Slot I 33t W. Bay 8treet, Calttl ii;,, CA 1Z1Z1 • ' ... :a .. ·' : ' : 1·· . . ' ! i .: ziB .. . NEED MONEY Ir you need mooey for any rf'ason and you need il raat. give us 1 calL We won't ask you a lo\ of personal QUHtlons or put you th~lh the 3rd degree Lo lilet 11 loan. You'll find us nice to talk to and easy to deal with. S lsf. 2nd. 3rd Real Estate loans. s s.soo to s.soo. ooo S All types of property S Any Callromia al'ea S No c~lt check S Yoor equity only rererencP needed S Even If behind In payments 'se mQ.ney ror any reason S Payment plan may ~ tailord to your bud«et S No balloon payment nttessary S Interest only loans 1v11lable S No diaturbina your lat tom S Compare our COl!lts with others s App 't' your home or our om~ Fnr information call GOLDEN PLAN of CALIFORNIA Open every day t-7. ~llffpt Sund~ For App 't. Call COllttt f2U> 5tl-OZllO 1852 Paclflc Ave. Loni Beach. Ca. 908CJ6 . Offices Thrvu•hout CaUfomia. 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Churn uvs. Free tt.lllg t~MJd <'ar•. 111 > l M rm J1 lMJ <u~·h Slu ,hr••••••••••••••••••••••• eiit Avllt!ii 646:46.SS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exp. housekeeper seeks a.... '""'°~" pr l hvul ai Chua.r 1•hm11111t.,. pt<l ll.~\ •fitl<.:IAN·t'r1rl!d · Haw.mg & Dump Jobs . new clients. Cleans hses ....... ..,, '~ 1.:n )Zlll ,Jllue ('vl rev1ur I~ )'r:i n11hl fr\11!. est1mat~ on S11nmons Gardening-Ask for Randy apts, etc. Call_960-9063. e:q111r 1)0 work my1>cl( tuiicorsmalljob11 Complete comm & re . 549·4368 ustom brick, s tone. Bab)&1tun M) l11t111\• tt.•lw ~I OlUI l.1\.' 11337~ 673·03S9 sidc nllal, lndsc p \·are ----PAM 'SCLEANING block, concrete, sturro t'clata Me.a tlfl41f \ 11 Mih&46·66M HB~Ung ser vice, 117 ton RellS. rates, refs Refs. Free est 549-9492 &.off• l) r 61.ip tld Mlfii 'h '411 l l wfpd C 'h•tlllt)ri. roV Q\.IUIJt), l>cpcnd11ble truck. We buy drs & Win· • Call bef 9am, 631 0M4 .,..l,..111 l 'ltiwn • li1h11li. Se.i v1re Ru& Ratei; lti Spnnklers lnstlllled dows Call Les t e r -----Brickwork,SmallJob& D ' _..,N• W111 i. icu»f 'I 1 u1 i. M11u111 yn; cxpen\'nt'e 531 5()55 L.andsca"lng, tree trim ~7-oal Exp. lady to <'lean your Newport, Costa Mesa· & •••••••••::;,._•• .. •R••, .. •••• l't1.11 ~ .17111 tl~ncian l.'lt>an. dei>eii ming 673 3910 Larry. home. Reason11ble rates Irvine 675·3175 eves "'"'·'" J I l evl'!l NOJOBTOOSMALL -~·OOOl orS45-9292 Mo•~ b OO KK • ,Pt~h C.z'-t abe. re\' est on re -ORLARGF:·Freeest ...., 'fYPIST ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1>~d.~m.~11~11·~~m11 .. ri ca 1 1 & Q_, .. S«•icea Dave.545·8046 Hot.L'ilo e Cleaning w 1cx"cr •M••••••~<L••••••5•••••••• 'l\lp ~ll) prufeH1vnwl 'iol.'.tillllll•\ 1,,.11 l·hni.lm i. lhu vu~ ~a dlly 1me ••••••••••••••••••••••• w H wkcnd~. 1-· & S ov1ng. The • tarving l\Otat) ~ai.I lfff1111·nt \ .. h.1111~ ~l>n•.ili1.iu11.111 J11nb4b7lllll ~penenced ad market· H.aulgradmg dumptrut•k Pally64S·8ll!Safl 6pm College Students have i.-d111P <kli• ~t MU 1~ Jkt.fliti> ,ull \(IUI ~ ,11 ht 11r Fm•*.... mg executive w 1 media sk1ploader. demolition, ----grown. same gd s ervice. ht1TI\' <.ull K 11• tuJ m II tree&ydwork83l-1257 1111!1-..Killltlla •Tl.24-436 1ns M1·8427 t'tfJ 1 • 1 .i 11 ay ••••••••••••••••••••••• expenent·e w1 l'reate __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• & I' w1 )ll~r lluhllJ\ µa1 I I STOP) print ads . marketing Haw. deanup. concrete ----------•lP",...•1tili5'1lCJllCJ~apeniHJ t·~u ~ t:n\lrunm.·nh " 1~ .!it>l:l sales lt'llers . radio s pots, removal. Dump truc k RELIABLE, RETIRED ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'~tr .11\i.m~fll1&1>~ l .i:. ... 111.imv 1'\'.1~\ lous Quahl) r1.•r1hn l:.1ne.-re ncwlsPleuirs. bruchures l.lwl'lc serv 642-7638 )flDWEST<.:OLPLt-: Pamtmg&Papenng r.~ ..... 1 'p.:t• .t .... ,n28 , 11 11uir. up o rre c ant R <.:all6i512JO will lake vlnl .... re ,,f ...... fw·•rk f'reo"'st '''""""' "' .,. ""' l OU:. '"'I.I OU\ 1t·~ Jiili csl µ1 ckup del ;\ l'ouch ,.. • ~ 1·•v v ~"' liclH.1uUb tf11trces (rum N u( l'lass tH2 7712 Hau Ii n g · CI (I u P s · your home or apl 1 :l Hsnbl Ste\'e. 547 4281 Cri~·J lh Sul..1111(i· · _ Custom Pat io Covers. Garages. YJi.. J unk , months Loc·al refs Call l'l'STUM INl l:.HIOH lj.I(, m lic&di•MJ Masono Nu JOll loo Tras h . Dirt. Shrubs, t'Ollect (314 )374·6653 ••••••••• •• ••• ••. ••.... 's ma 11 Uo n I.I e d l' u 11 Tr t' e s . Tr 1 m m e d , lJAVE'S l'AlNTING ServinK Area 9 yrs Mo!>l reas onable, in !>Urcd. lit.'d 586·8425 l' RPt-.::-.TttY C-fft/Conc,...te 8 ) Ja) 642 M~ ••••••••••••••••••••••. •YStY LOW PRICES• 675 <&200J1m Rclll(ne<l 962 6546 F THl::K Iii ~ON n :Mfo:NT IH:n>H l..trpentr)', new & rt• l>l l\\'l>. vutios, t wul l:. model Pla11:1 ~7 71168 "}!t A\ 1le~. t>-16 .a~s On Land~tupe Ma111 ta1am•c .,'rt•e est 21 yrs e><p lleorge, S4!J·2Ul5. Gardenm~ Lant.lscap111K ai yrs tte muJ rc11a1 r c:MldC_... Tree trim & remove. Huore. oHlt \'.. boat & ·: .. •···~····:••••·~··• dean uvs Free e s t <lode AJu75 u2'J4.54l:IHKK!l l lUl .U t AHI-•. r11y ( M Keasonable 752 134~ home. fvrmN l>H'M·hool Mural:. pamh.'li 111)\u } our1j Hawing, Yard Clean UIJ.!>. wall l.'h1ldre11 ·~ storybk Handyman J ob:,. pil.'lurc!>, animals . JeH,646·9461 :.. c e n e:.. , ~ r a p h 1 c s Hausec.__._,, G7~8144 ••••••• ::'::::? ••••••••• .......,...." .•.•...............•.•. Wwlt a REAi.LY CLEAN HOUSE? tall GmKham <;1rl l''ree est 645·5 l 23 ~-."'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas rates-lawn serv11·e, landscapinlo(. sprn1klcr ·1nstallauon & rcµair Marv111. 97!1·5fll4 Sl1 kUl.L INSTALi.EU l c•real e <'ustom up hob lcrcd walls 839·0730 Fto\' ext 111l pa int mi'( by Av II c ~ Lu n cJ !H· a 11 111 i: ll1chard Sinor l.1 \.'. 111s :.crv1cc, tret· lnmnttrii: 1'~ me!S36-5555. 24 hr~ _ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• New & recovers , Repair s pecialist 1stay. busy ~ces Reliable ~·0512 D~CKS. spel.'1al11.1ng walking de<'ks. mobile home roofs, he'd & ins .,ree est Wall 642-1822. ornO.Z72S QlJAUTY ROOl-'ING All types. free est Visa, MC 541 5931) HARBOR ROOFING ROO .. "LEAKING'! 24 hr t::mergcnq Service 975· l lU7 exl 99 or :>36-511<1 Lil' • 180986 s.wtn.)/ Alterations ••••••••••••••••••••••• TREE DESIGNS Pruning, sculpturing , toppin\i. thinning. re· !!_)Ova!. clean -up. 646-184~ Tree & shrub trimming , removal, yd clean-ups. hauling. roncrete. d irt Jim 645-0118, 846· 14 13 --------TypilllCJ S..-.ice • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fast accurate typing on IBM <.:orrert /Selectric, ()(her secretarial work, business letlc r s. r e s umes. ell' Karen 675·1230 -----------4--· Window Cle•hHJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··!A!t The Sunshine In .. Call Sunshine Window Cleaning, Ltd. 548-8853 --. tc<t<'htr <.:11116:.11 5l2tl jGeorl!c llJusl11 i:ardenm!( Have somethmg lo sell? · s~vin· .. ·rec 1•st . !'le an Ct~!!ied a~ do 11 "(,ell Wa11t Alli. Call t>4l ~178 ~ & m:unt 545 7U72 J Al.'K Of" ALI. THAl>t-:S Plumbmi:. c·lt•c·. heatml!. odd JObs 636 G8G2 Classified Ads 642-567 l'lcanuµs , yd malnl. n1lt ";\mcnr ;.in f'airlling & Pedro, Mari:uarill· 11r IJcnir .. ttes1d Comm l-:fruirtt.131 4627 f-'rt>e .,.~_:: guar t>4t» 1460 Dressmaking & ullera lions. als o lailorinK. Have som ething to sell? Seamstress Ga1 673 ti914 Ctaaaified ads do it well. ~~~~~ ......... ~?~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!~.~~.~~ ..... ~!!.~ ~~~~ ..... !!.~~,~~~ .. J.l~.~1'HltpWantecl 71001H1'4pWont•d 7100 • • I ~ .............................................. . HetpW..ted 7100 HetpW-.hd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPlRIT' ••LI' I'' \UI "l's· Attuunl ant ,Set• rl·I a r) :\ulu ruUll'S arc nuw in·a1I , ~kl-epcr 9.5 Mun l-'r1 I Clc·illm" l't·rM1n \ 11··\ t I Dental Hy-ist ~" ' ·• ·' •~ m~lt'tl for la rge marine 1 , . u ·h & u· . ; Banking . · ' .. · · v 7-·· . JOam.\•h•m Full\ 11,,.,, h ·' (' 1 111 .Ji,;una ' una 1 LJc\'cll salar} Moulton1 ment Hldg~ Full time I No n ~ mo k er Ex · v., . I aruwarc c:o '''''' Potnl fur aft .. rn"·••n .r . I Tfil(I/ · ' .t!l'.!7296 or 492!!034 llHS . . ~ ~ ul Pia.ta J>harma1·} Lag! Co:.111 Me:,u. ,'\c'-IJCtrl JJt!rlenccd 2 212 da}:. S ('amino R\•a I Sau I lx:rwr1t~ t all 1>4~ 1711 livery. aµµlica.· nls mus1 • 11 1 s Mr l> re Yr u s I lie· ath <1rca. l'X111•111:nc ,. II B Ah 5. 962 2154. Clem . . t\c1~1lmt:: be al least 18 and ~a\,. I WW ACCOUNTS 71)11.3784 hl'lµful !16:! W:l..I . c•--'-t'('OO<Jm1t•al lran~p I-Jam l ~" , . . TSL Mu mt 6'12 lli03 Ace~ 1era . upprnx S601J mu. for on!} I .. 1JLL llM ... Bookkeeper, full l harl(\'. " UentaJ He~:eption1st -" H ~ INTRO SP£C:l.\L MYSI"IC: MASSAG I:: MA.5SAGE SIO W 1\ll lmmed opeinmg for in . a few hr!. or work µer ' retail food c hain net.>d:. •1ff1t·e t:.xpe rien ccdl d.1v1duul to process com , da> Call Mr Ensley I Pc..t>1llon ava1labll' 1n our organiied person with al <.1encal vlea.">c ~ OOJ2 I Execut1 \ e Assista nt Author Publis her s Pek f'.:Xe<·uuve Assistant. l'i< m cd1l1ng & rc:,earc helpful. musl be fa!.!, at• cur<1le ty p1s1. µrefer rably expt-r1ence o ... -oro prat'e!>stng equ111 ~II ~0477 fqr app ·1 putl'f"n.ed hourly payroll, 951 7JIJ ::lo Coast P lata of!m~ 1 lt>ast 2 yrs t'><P An•ount!> SALES SEC'Y DEHT AL/ 1 1 & as!-1st 111 at·n1unls Exi>er rc11·d ('all Kalh}1 ... 11 bl PAu·r·ri."'L.· I pavabl<'wolherhlc;.ir •AUTOSALES 1 i\mbur~e) 5404U(i6 pa>a~e . rel·eiva e . " ... .-RECEPTIONIST ---------· rnunling duties Priur I Jouma s. fmanrial :,\ale T)pl' 40wplll, ;in .. Y.\·r~ ·I Ud} ft hour~ fie.. &Ktlli .. eAuist Santa Ana r.so IH56 I () A ( I j\ l.j dl'n <'al. at•cuunlml( ex , AND LEASING! CREIJIT ments, quarterly la>. re 11 11 0 n e:. & I! r l' ,. I• t.15 7S8l 1 $20,600 per & gd malhmatital Get set for 1981 & the J ports, & bank n •l.'1m<'1lla cu....tumcr~. Pm.i\11111 .1~ in' 0 £'.\ITAL ASST :-JT & Pr or c ss 1 o n a I, w e 11 , , (' II upp1tu<le rc<fd £><cell. I t'ar' Neal Chevy store 1n VEllREI t 1 o n Sa I a r y cu m Lll)lUna i'1gucl (..um I · . · . g r 0 0 m ~ d 1 a d Y Ros ...... 1 .... C duslnal comµlcx will 1-~Ul.LTIME exp. Health insurant·t' & 1:utar TC\ ICY. (;0 ,101 time. good benefit~ w ishorlhaf nd. b kkpg, opporturntytoadvant'e l ('X ('lllnl: Airport in mensuta\e w1thahihty & µet1l1ve 1>alar) Wllh rl,• RDA,Xrayht·rec.i Full I 'i( < >lrt S "'" " J> 1 1 I I "' I 642 '""" typing & o fl ee manage 714 548 •5533 · add 3 n1mb1nat1 ~ n os1llon ava1 ab e 1n our pension plan. Call Bever benefits & 11 fnc•mll' at .. a al) O!*n uoo<J menl skills. 515.600 pr yr Newport liea\·h ~alcspcrs•J~s now Co.~ ~~ Coena Mesa uffitc Ex I I} al Honey £laked llam mos p h e re. Con La 1· t I + SSOOO bonus f P"'Ofit &jual ()ppty F.mplyr I s~r111ght sell & lease ~nencc.· prt:ferrcd c;oodl m t;dM between !lam & Glona f{1vern 558 621 l I D1:.hwu:.hc.rs wanted, Top share Chal~nging . in· l . Genl'rous pay & ~emo typing skills req'd <.:<lll lpm. at673-1736 ext 6324 . )Jay, $4.00 hr Company tlS'eslin& career w /N.B, For a total relax1n1:•---------1 plan Auto cxpcricnt·e DuaneB1cgela1546·8510. · j.benefils Contact C hef. company waiting for lop mas!>age with a 1>ro AccCMlh p able nOl required. but pre Z70G Hurbor Blvd IOOl<KEEPER --------93l·9040 applicant. Penniman & 7'i2 0Hl 7 ress111nal. F.11 rle IO/\ M Acfycrfi ';! vioos selling helpful. See Costa Mesa CA 926:.!6 c.o 557.5000 7PM. ~-2817 . silMI~ 9"'CY i Sales Mgr 10 AM to" PM CAl.JfOllftA Assf "l bookbl. ~eeper nEeedeldl N£11CAL •DRIVERS * l~~~~~~~~~·I II-YOU HA\f".t General Saturday &Sunday or pu 1shmg co xce .._ Part time drivers. 12.30 1. fnlu1t1ve Cou n selor ore exper. Wllh a book HOWARDCIM ol t learning oppl'y C all Regisler toda>' for loc·al lo5·;llpm. Monlhru Fri <Psychic Readings I for k ee111nl( background. •r, e lrrftl'.•&I Carol957·8522. temporary assignments. Starts at S3 25 hr. Must ftBJ)REP. Teleprompter Cable TV ol Newport BeaC'h 1s a c· cept.mg apphcat1ons for lemporary help l o ex change cable TV eqwp ment in Newpart Beach area Must have depen dable 1ransporlallon Wi ll tram Starting at S4 -SO hr with 111rcnll ve offer Appl) at 901 Wesl 16lhSt NB ·AND ARE Versatile. Dovc&Quail ~ts. rlMl.llAL be 18 yrs+ Call Mark ·~~;ment t•all Juc·k ac\.'urale. flex Ible. ANO -!'!_.EWPORT Bf¥CH S..ilM)I & &oa. IUS IOYS 557-0045 751 2680 CAN Tak'e direction BABYSITTER-Loving IBSTown CenterDr Now huing. lull time 1'9.'llly operate a 10 key grandma lo care for 2 Costa Mes a. CA 9262ti Apply in person ReaC'h en Lin-WALTER t. Pl<'a!.l' e.111 BRENDAJ I MPORTANT by lou<:h, type .accur~t~-small children daytime Equal Opportumly House Inn. 619 Sleepy • --ly, & file WE II A\ f. hr.; 642 3204 Employer ~Lane Lag. Bch _ Jusl the tpot for you. · _ _ llM'°"AllY l'fl!SONNll • '1\llCI ~ Costa Mesa f'a m 1 ty Beaut., Irvine loc .. BABYSITTER •CAI.DRIVERS• Burned Out Need ever sllmulallng atmosphere. 2 yr old girl looking for Checker Cab ything. Would appre('11:1te lernhr people, excel same 2· J days per week * 7~-~ _ 3723 lirch Street He_,....leoch help. 642·4190. or 979 0447 ~:~~~ Call •J im Arn: thru hobdars )'Our home SaJlor want:. ladv to :..ha r" Col'hran'"''hase. Baker Fairview 557 3567 BANKING -' .,.. Our t:osla Mes a offlcl' joys In work on 40" sail LlvmK~ton & <.:o · Inc Banking hus twu 1mmed1ute open boal Repl) Bux 14 5J [lm--------•I CcrHrOppty. mgs lor NB. 92663 A ~IVITY ASSISTANT. Proof Optrs._ After Sl'hl program . Oran~e County pro Gnat Company ESCORTS purt lime 1157·1263 gre:>s1ve bank nee ds :.t-veral N<.:H µroof uveratllr:. for their data t'l'nter, l111';Jl l'd nt·ar Nt'w1111rt l'rwy & Ed mgcr l::xpc r1cncc µre· ferrt'<l Xlnt b1:ncf1t~ & ~lar\lnJ: S<t l!H) Apply l'cr:..onne l IJ1reclol'lt ~llrs. !Jtl I OIHO Cash /Checks AmExpfMCfVisa SUNNv·s Professional M as:>al:l' H.elaxat1on lhcraJll'Utll' Call uppl 54!1 2817 Thl•n• one<' \\a~ a )llUlll( 111:.in namr d 1;0111h111 hal\'l t')t' a11d 'mnolh 1\ne,. h1,. lu)!o Th11u)!h OU.. lnt'('t 1111: "a.. lir11•t . IW "as 11111t<' lht• l hll'I Stnl<.' m) l\l'.11 t ,\ 1 twn lelt nw 1 ·n1 "" Joy.• f'lea~c \\I'll•· las~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schocik& IMtnlction 7005 ADS.ALES Opµortun1t~ w 1mui:11z11w puhl1sh1ng l'I! Draw a .: a 1 n s t 1· o n1 m1:;s111nL1m1tlrs~ l'arn 1ng pOtt'nt1al <"arul !(;7 !l.'>22 Aneulmtee Dri•ers &A~nts t:1\. EMT I Com pl I nsuranN' req ur n·m ent mer 22 )r:. gu1,1d drivini: r~'Ord Top pa), frini:e benefits Scab. Am bll)dnt'e, ~ 3456 ASSEMILER/ EUCTROHIC l..1)lhl assembly wnrk in rnenrlly almosphen• nr !'!mall tompany ne ar OCl'an Good uc nef1t!. &\5·:.;32. ASSEMILERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:xccl 01Jportun1ly 111 Now enrollinl( Costa Mesa <!hris t1an l'rc school $29 S<J 1wk . Includes hol lunrh & s n a c k s 6 4 G 5 4 l :1 . 646-5930. ~m mfg c o w 1g il l(rowth potential Initial dutws vuried. Hcrcnt producat1 o n ex per helpful Must be able to read & write En~hsh. $i1 hr tostarl Jobt W..tecl. 7075 Renal Devices. Inc ••••••••••••••••••••••• 142111 l''r a nkhn /\vc . THE ADVHTISIHG Tustin COMSULTAMTS ASSEMBLERS. We will Now you ca.n r eap the l r a 1 n . A p I' 1 y 7 a m benefi_ls of high cost ad· MacGregor Yachts 1631 vertlstng for your com· . . • , · HERITAGE IAHK i21 :-I Eurl11.l. Anahc•1m Wl3860 1-: 0 E Uankml! Conwntrciol Tellers Prev1ou:. Bank mi: ex per preferred United CoHfonio lank 2lit:'ll Lal':.tl Hd :\11!>s1on V1eJ11 !l:rT '~j f: 0 E Banking COLLECTOR II Mi nimum 2yr-; ex perl e n•·l'. bank or finance C'Ornµany . con sumer. re;il estate. & commercial c·ol lec·tion. salary <'ommcns uratc with e><pen enc·c Apply Per.;onncl D1rertor. .. l?AGEIANIC 721 N Eudid. Anaheim !1.11 38f.0 .. ; 0 1-:. Banking 540 t-: lith St Costa Mesa l'(\Ual oppemplyrm f 1h * BANKING Our N1•wpurt t't'nler of r1c-t' ha~ an 1mmcd1att• opening for a Tefler 1:.i HRS per week ) Wells 1-~argo Bank offers outslandlnl( bener.ts and conl(cn1al workinl( al m<lllPhere t~or more in formation pleai.e tall Debbie 714-640-6900 pany: Let The Advertis· ·Placentia. <.:osta Mesa TEU.ERS Expenence req'd. Xlnt. s /aa.'-1 • ASSIST AMT salary a. benefits. Apply ·'""~/ ,.,. . ing Consultants sel upi----------1 your own in.house ad vertising agency. Please call for information. MAMA_.H Personnel: 759.9545 Draper's Lagun11 Hiiis tan' A~E IA.MK WELLS s tore Mus t be ex 721111 1-:uclid.Anaheim CA.REH CHANGE Asubs1d1aryofE.f'.Hut-Clerk. PT for s mall ton is t'urrenll y 1n Boutique Tues lhru Sat. ler v1ewing qual1 f1 ell 10.Jpm 673 303'1 persons 1nleresled in lhe field of fmant•ial plan Clerk l) p1:..t:.. wantc•d part nmg F'ull or part time lime , gencrul •lll1ee Sl5.0(X).$1R,000 part t1ml' sk1lb . flu1llle hr" S4 h r l'"ull time unlim1lell f~lti-7741 Cut h\ ~2~~ • CASHIER • i''ull lime Over 21. Cum pony benerits. We tram METRO <.:AR WAS H. 2950Harbor. C M CUllEIS UTDTEM MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts We promote to manage menl & supervision from within WANT A CAREER" Costa Mesa Ill Del Mar COUNTER HELP Ory t'lnr. F ·r 8'1fi 422 t C.teNmr Serviu Learn to opcralc a t'<•m put er, lal<e phOnl' orders. <'ommumc-atc with trul'k ing compan11•:... \)pc shippinJ( do<·umt•nts Learn all duties of c u s.tomer scrv1<'e manal(er Typing & 1tood phone personality re quired Need sharp. de tail-0nented md1v1dual 11911-3584. ask for Rick CUSTOMHREP Ser vice desk. H eavy phones. scheduling & C1l· ing. Telep_rompter Cable 1V, 901 W 16th, NB perlen ceJ in better 991-3860 FARGO woandmen's ready-to-w1e~r E.O.E . BANK LagWla u-arh DeMliveTr.y manhfor eadrl)I AOOOUNTING sportswear App y 1n ---------..., A 1mes omes e 63J·9421 HllpW..ted ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7100 DRIVERS OiaJ A-Ride. localed in LagWJa Hllls has p time & f ume '-'°sihons Gd. dnvmg rec· , over 21 <in· s uranc.\' requu:e.m.e.n.U . EOE BJ0.6191 Al Dirth DRY Cl.EANING Count~Help FUii & I> lime, 6 days Xlnt P<l) & benefits 01mm1ll C leane rs . Corona del Mllr ELECTRONIC ASSEMIUR Harness & cable. PCB. 1 hll ~s 1 s wiring . ex µer1t'n cc d onl} Teletroni1.• Lab:. Inc 5502 El\l!lll t't'r Ur II B 8!11 1661 - ELECTROHIC TECH .,.or computt'r aero~pare FtLECLERK Large 1nsuranre agent'} has 1mmed1a1e openinl! for fast. energetic f1hnl! C'lerk Paid ro bencf11s Call Linda· 848·83"8 Frame Shop need ~ t•us lom framer, fu ll ume . prefer cx pcr &16-4863 Freight Billing Clerk Expenen<'ed lnlcrstale lrurk1ng c•ompan) co~t a Mesa ~9 1982 a ~se mbl} Gener;il GARAGE SALE ads 111 knowleO)!e or JOb shop the Daily Pilot bnng hap- upt-r at l~ln!o requ1 rerl PY results. To plare your Tcletrumt Labs Inc 5502 drawing card phone E.ng 1n eer Ur H B 642_....,..,81oda , · l!lt 1661 __ .... _'.. y . Front d esk Clerk. aµply tc C1nd) Surf & Sand llotel. La"una Beach .t97 4477 llENl:::RALOFFICE Telephone:.. hte typin~ & filing, 9 3, Mon Fri SS 00 pr hr Cons truct ion Ira.lier office. Call Dun <.'ham~rs 540-0464 GIMHALOfftCE Typing required for ad \ancement. High Srhool Graduate Nu cxper . nel.'essary Farmers ln:;u ran te Group . 540-4100. £.0 . E. ----- CHtaAL OfftCE Parttime, weekends &c holidays only. Asstd of· fice duties Prefer 10 key by touch. Pasl bank ex· p e r h e I p f u.I . X I n t benefits. H.B. 536·7551. General Orfite. versatile, literate 1nvo1ce pro l'ess or for lrg ~. \'. manufacturer. Mus t type. 770-2922. C••ers FUii time t~mparary un tJI Dec 31St RelefCoc*s FUii lime I temporar) until Dec 31st. & I permanent Froftt Detk Cleril full lime. must be available wknds Hotel expenence preferred Roccw-t Club Clertt Parl l1m.e. must be a,·a1lable wknds. Must typeSOwpm. Jcmlitorial Porters 1-ull llme Mus t be avail· ..vtc.nds. Please t all for an apµt . tl4S i358. Mon ·Fr 1. s »5 _.M JAM ltll person to Manager Ma· Banking 494.9233 livery 1A We$tminst'er. hie Austin. 23621 Moulton .C-rclal 660 Newport Ctr. Or. Hunt Bch. Economical ActOUnta payable clfrk Paritway Plaza or call . Newport Beach Huntington Bear h car required Adults on· Enjoy working with young people? needed for approx· 3 768-8622 for appointment Lo. Officer l:'~uaJ Opp Em pl m /f/h l~~~~~962~-9~1~16~~~~l l.t. 2'" hrs. pr day. no rol mos. Com.Pan)' desires Banking exper. required. &At 1 brigk individual with 10 Xlnt. salary & benefits lectlng. 1425 pr mo lake· ke.)I by touch. Near O.C Auto Apply Personnel : Child Car e Attendant home +bonus + aas al· The D•lly Pilot la looking for men •nd women Airport. Call M9·9322 for Mechanic for Foreign t8fT A4:H IAMk Banking TIU.II needed todwork P tr. eves • lowance. 63B·S466 , (over 21) wfth outgolng_peraonelltfH who enfoy working appt. Car repair. Apply in 72\N. Euclid, Anaheim Xlnt. oppty for 8 per$on & _wken s . Must like Demonstrators, Fl'i·Sal, Accountan~Junio~ person . 2073 H arbor 991-3860 w /math aplllude & a children & some exp pre-Super Marketa, yo wtttl ldda. ~.B.otficeofourrapldly Blvd,C.M.(rear). Banking minimum 9mos. pre· fe rred,. F .V . area area. car n ecessary : Thia poaltton entalla counHllng younn c,•ni•ra 1rowin1 2 o ffice JO SECRIT.a.IY vious te ller exp . Neededimmed.962·1374. ·sa.80 pr hr. S4l·037l , • penan CPA firm h as an "' Outstandin g working --------1 541-0718,213·877·1133. on Mllng aubHrtpltone on their D•ll~ Piiot tout91. opmdna for a Junior Ac ! 11 ~r IAY Experienced in loan conditions . F r i n 1e countant. Top level • documentation. Xlnt. benelllll • pleasant sur· OOVOU D9ffA&.ASSISTAMT Start et S4 per hour and work pertttme eventnga t'ul you pay for salary• benefits . Apply roundings. Quall fied OFFER A SERVICE? JI'/\ 1183,.5634 ..W, 6 benefits olJered a 30 daJ ad U\ the PencinnelDinctor. penon may obtain In •P· L«._ putilic know with end S.turdaye. wllli some trave1 r e · • t91TA6llAMI( plication al Irvine medlatbeDal ly Piiot Dental Auistant q'8rtd. 1·2 yean of re· DAILY PILOT 121 N. E..clld; Anaheim Branch. .sm University s.mee Dlrec:tor)'. ltean CHAJRSIDE 3"' Days. Cell 842-4321 , extenelon 250, between 2 •nd I ;:..:.uc1L:t 1:;.:";:.P[!; SllYICI l8l·3llO Or. P.hofM <7141552-_sm. eoa yau u litlle •• a.11 Paid for full time. RDA p.m. end ••k tor Lori. -.U.Parb,DuptJlllt DlllCToaY E.0 .£. POMOMAl't•ST =--~ =. :,:; nnible.145·7• -OreRpc..tlo.lyNel Co. -Via Udo. Ste 500. I 'H~r.~11 awtW ~. JCMlr one· ... AL SAYl ... S _. ...... 111-.-.fJSaU U*all ful wl*Jlaily .... ....., "'"'· c..ee ...... CA -=N=·8=·=·='="=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-:l.:-::-:-::-::-::-:-::-::-:-:::===::~~~Mlf~ ...... ~~aa~c·~·~Y~r=.==L!&~O~.E~.========!M~/~F1·=-============::::::J..:PUot::::=•==ant==A=da=·======l"-1!!1!!!!!1!!1!!!!!1!!1!!!!!1!!!!!111!!11!11!11 ... MI .. ~ .. -°"'°'"'*'" .. --.~-------···----~ ,. . . l \ ~-............ -.....--~ ... ,. ..... ---~--~-... ~·..,._·~· ................... --. ... --,,... ( W t • 11 .. ~W•s• 1111 ••••••r---·-···················' •• . •.••••••••....•... "-1111111---11111-111111._'t..., .. •-t!IPEIMCaper Llq.or Par& t ime. ,. --....... Nl11t1.a. llu1t ... ._ • ..,.., a~~b• •II uw '°_.. re1llt.r ••· • ht llhl& "•t• ref• pert.oce t• Placentia MAUI 1'1l4l.aOt11 C 11 f£01uekeeper wanle'1 1 ... u.-...~1 MAM .._ • .,, tAM & lOPM _.,_ T•tt•.,..f.:w lu\lttl)' ..,., -~Hdtd for Sat JS.an. J• ... 1otijl• Uume' • l ·MIMJIMOA .... Ol/h.r. lf'hool ••• c-haldren City of Ftn Vly Call W4at 1peu f!n11111h 6 .._11 few appt hoe •Int r11fer•no1 temiii•• I all i71'114J1tfi ilVM Ii Are you " fiard worlllnii 1•1 wknda •nd ambitlou1 pe rson Off\N C~IHR OPPORTUNITY •DATA IMTIY • •BIB AL OfflC~ • llC..rlONIST • SICllTAIY •. -~~ ..... ?~~~ ~~~ ..... ~!!.~ ~~!:'~ ..... !~.~! ~"!t?~!.~ ..... ue SALESPEOPLE ror Sec L Bcb p,_byurtan Swttd1board Operator. WA J Ta ES I& .. ~IC.ore, eam up to Clllfth.. mt typiat Tel Full /part tin>•. wUI Holl•• o., 6 SCIO per day. M111t be ex· ....-.p. P/fpc»a. ,,.:7w' train. Swln1 1hltt • AllPlY btwa a • I M. per lftaal•. 840-2700 wllndl. MZ·30LI <*Vtir'1 a.t.aurHl, IDoo 18ANDWICH Rte. people. Sea it-r /bee. TEACHERS Briatol. Cll _ COMIUSSlON. Ca.rH'f ()S>prr,-lb -r .. -r. ~ &eeeher-, part WAlftllAI a&ao deli help I& baker. peced Npt. Bch lnve.t-time.1$7·1Jl3. Appl¥ btwa •AM • &lary'a, 67HW, CdM mma firm. R41qulrn to TeachHI l2PM. Charlle'1 Chill, SCTIY ,.ICPT. sJtllli C1hthnd 90, typlna TIAC ... SUI. 3001 Redhill, Bld1. U. .,! ... ~ J h 75). Sound profe11lonal .__ .... -~...o Ste. 1231.C.M. Avaltion .xuuul al o 11 exper,. maturity " cur. - - W&,Y.M Airport has Im· porate bkamd. helpful. Gradel S-8. Valid Caur . ..., ta '111 med. openin& for bnght, Call . 640-0123 Te~ Credential. Ap· ••••••••••••••••••••••• friendly person w /good ply in person: Fouatain ...... , aHI phont! voice. 1'ype 45 Valley School Olat. •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• wpm. Xlnt be nef1t is Corner Newland •i·------... ~-Salary commens urate SECURITY Tai be rt . Fount a in WESTllJNSTER f'\aU 6 P•M limo. All .,.... Ulliform. furn I.I A.-n ur OH'r rrured ~ Nt> "'JI"' n l't" A p p I ) l l n 1 ' \'I r 1 It I .......... ,., /CMll r~Vt'r fur t'OUl>lt' In Npt tk:h \\ awrronl llome 11 1uul1\ 6 b11th Mu11 h;n., rd !-.al111 > u1>4!n 1 mt1 kx*.i.na for a ('Mreer In faa.l fwda lbana1ement Ou )Ou ~OJI.I.>' work mii w i th p11ople . l h t! LETTERMAN d wllcoie ot luderab1p" wJexpr 557-8161 Valley. E.0.E. ABBEY sttretary w /xlnt typmg GUARD TECHN~-IC_l_AN_T_R_A_l_N_E_E ANTIQUE MALL skills. Must be organized To repair /fnstaJI 1ara1e Daily 10.6, Frl 10.t U >OU dU Own M4'1 • ·~d's J TRANSACTION SERVICES ~ like tu talk with ~ for a busy office near Occidental Petroleum 'door openers. F /I'. 1599 CJoeed Tuad•Y • 0 C A I t 8 30 S Research and Develop· C M llUl Westmiuter Ate. ~MIG n11•., U:HJ UOl ~l-.*'-t-.f.t> .. :k h\1! In \\ antod b.> :i.1 1•111.u·11 Mw.1 dn\ e u p1.unu1lll\ lu •l.ll>IJ )(IUI llOl !>t!l'Ul':I ll t .. IJ •l>r11 o.111111 :nJ 1!11 61~J 714 t.7~ 6760. >uu Sla rl1111i w1tge INC. Sl.5001up pl"" hullh pl•n I 7·11:~ """O · rpor · · · · ment Cenler . a fas t -B7.Superior. · · t950/mo. 979-3666. t Garden Grove SSC .. 103 1lil &ln111 An.i In lln1" h" II l~ a. I 4 lilllQf)-1 rlll' )OU and yuur ramtJy Call Personne : ,,..-vu, SEClnAaY growing corpora ion 111 TOOUMG Irvine, has an immediate f\berata.u toolinlf, some need fo r a Security • I & pd 'acatiuns and 00.1uac-5 f 'or murt-111 furmauun. c:onllAct LA+e tlAklJW \RE!> l.k..:O. ~ lo pt"n.on k 1t111 fU.rd•1ar~ 10l4 11 ,111 " I Vu•lc'bff Pla111 1 "<oJ D llJ \HJ "'"~ fur 1nterv1._.w anytime -------------------liftC'r S 30 C11ll Me & Good ty ping s kills a must. S/H helpful, but not reqwred. Greal pos1 tion for .self-motivated indiv w/advanrf'm ent pos s ibi l 1t1es Ca ll Catherint' at 751·6<!7 1. Newport Beach Guard. The candjdate exp desired' app Y will work from 8am·4pm, Vqabond Sailboats. 3401 ... _ Fr 40 h / .. W . Ford b am . S . A . mun.· I , rs Wee... ~9361 Experience prefer red. ----· ------1 WHOLISAU T0111E PUBLIC Shipment rrom New Ei\I. area. 711A·2 W. 17lb St. <comer or Pomona). ...,WAMTIO. SALHI•. 1'Q r ail on Re.iu.lt-r \11 -~ ~ \'OWl~ for .ad \'•rtuo1n1 Mun fo'r 1 9AM 51'M Bust' ~ ~·oni nuu1on ro twnt:flh Will t 1 .. 111 Nt.'ul u µ ~uan e & ~uuc.I :.pelhnl!l es1>enllal Appl) t•l'n 11.)'Sci\-cr . l\N(I t>luct.>nl1a Ave C M ...,WANT'D SALIS llP. lo call on Reader AJ Wiliness accounls for ad \erlising, Mon F'r 1. 9am-5PM tsase + 1·om m1 ss1on. Co. benefits Will t ratn Nt>at 11p pearance., good spelling essential Apply Pen n}'l!aver. 1660 Placentia Ave C.M --- llUl!>l:.Kl!.1!.l't-.k & UlNINt: KOOM A'M'l':N Ui\NI' for 11mall rt!llr" mcM rt!1t1Jrn c•c 1-'u 11 unw. da,1> ~;"µ prd ~ 9'6S8 • • HOU SB HP II Nt!~J t'd to take full rt=>pu11i.1b1hty of h:.chld Women rt!t upt>rat111g Crum surger} Perina IM!fll Slllary l•P\'11 rcf·s req.~6028 ll11 u 11 ekeepe1 P I T Chlll.ll'ure Ille h:.kpt,:, goud µay 641 !1323 How.eket!per, Companiuu fur chlerly lady 111 Cd M. 4 hrs daily, 4 or S days weekly n~ 494 .a~ , ~ ~ Pina l'arlors, 1180 So l:Jrutol, Santa Ana. ~ :1163 Mgr. C.: M !fair Sizes . Gd oppty, well estab shuµ M:iturt!, friendl} wum:an w /apparel mgr exp 001·7bi0 Malure &>en.on needed lo run fast food busmt!ss No e xp ne r essary. 00 0145, 964 6912 Jays MICHA MIC Needed to m1unta1n sm. fleet or mini·buses Ill LagWla Hills. Exp. & gd referenl-es essentt\tl. Gd. co. benef1ls . S<tlary bastid on exp EOE. ~6191 Al Dirth .-.CAL IECIPT. . IHSPICTOI Organized worker l::xcel opportunity tn needed for one girl dept. sm. mfg, <'~. w /gd. Laura. ~7·6300 growth potentu.t for an ----- RECEPTIONIST /TYPIST $725-$800 ----- SE~RETARY We offer free accident, heallh. dental, life In- surance plan. vacation and sick benefits U in· ter'ested. please call Phil Han10n11t : 957-7788 R~sidential real estate office has an openin g for a w e ll groo m ed personable individual. Mus t b e experienced with typing s kills of 45·60 wpm. License preferred. Call Suzan. 559-9400. TO SI 2,000 I~~~~~-~ Atcurate t,Ypist for In-SEC'Y jRECEf''T PASTEUP Pm time person needed In book pasteup Mon. & Tues. No exp. nee. App- ly . Pennys aver, 1660 Placenfia Av• .• CM ·---PBXOper, ans. serv. exp. pref'd. F /time . So. Santa Ana olc. MS-3015 voicing. must know to For Bldg Contrartor . k ey b)' touc h "I on Con !>t rlJC·t1 on t!XP s mok er, 111 Tu ~t1n helpful . must t y pe 832·1!161 55wpm 7Swpm. J~ood SECRETARY Legal sel"y OC airport olfire 2·5 years exp & xlnt typmg skills needed for6 attorney's law firm UC~OHIST Salary negotwble. Call Energetic & Persona ble Pat Oiglio 833·3622 individual for fast grow ·-- in& dynamir N.B. CPA Secretar) Legal lnve:.t fmn Phones, typing & ment Consultaot i.eeki. other clerical duties call exp'd person w legal for appt 9-S. ~7111 S«'y skills. ~olhni. ~ 1 n-.. pt' · tffy ist soc1ates. 567 San Nu;<Jlati ,..,._"' 1~18 -~ • Dr 11302 N. n CPA Ji'lrm an prest1g1ous --I phone skill~ & I ron1 or f1 ('1;: i.l ppear a ncl' Call Mon-t'l-1 54!HW68 Hollen back Development <.:o Serv1l'e Stc1t •on A tten - danl, t!Xp, ref required. ~1wk. uniform ~ furn N. B. 644· 7151 Serv1;e Station Allen I dant Male, Fem alt! Sr . cit12ens wclc<Jme Top pay Full or Part lime Apply 2500 San Joaquin Hills kd , CdM TIUCICDalYU C.M. Bobtail need blanket --------- wrapel(p'd. Call 857·1122 Parlor pump oraan. circa 1111Kl, totally refinished. TVJOll MEIDID new pums-" relt. Ori& Preienlly living in OC ivory. Beaut simplicity., originally from Mexico style. Only 3'8" wide & Oily very fluent in 3'9" hiah. A collector's Sp an i s h I a n g u a g e piece. $1,800. 760-9589. (knowledge of English) for the purpose or con· White Bros. antq. sewing ven1mg w/2 people who machine, treadle type, in speak Spanish but wish tiger Oak cabinet. 1250. to upgrade lheir Spanish. 492.9993 Person does not have l be Spanish teacher, only Antique Oak Roll Top reqwrements a1 e that desk. ava.il to see Fri & they are very conversive Sat. 311 Walnut St., CM. 1n the language. Call 642-7933 Uonna 957 ·6401 or ---------- !157·6402 100 Yr old antique Engtish Oak Dresser $425, .old TYPL~T& Gerauui Mlolalwre GB BAL CLUICS Kitchen $75. 7M-6494 Entry level. typist & 2 Carriages, umb. stand. general omce clerical. wicker chr, child's Uthos. Oppty for advancement with dnt ~nefils, sat. misc. 848..QI08 Hostess. over 21, F ff or part process inspector Re -1 MEDICAL Rl::CEPT. cent Ul!lpel'tion exp. oCl'. Parttime. 6·10pm. som e PET .ATTl::NDENTS, Hrs. 7AM • J :30PM I Sat. SS"7~ Laura. busy beach kennel, start bright. individual ~o rill Beach t'PA rirm Xl111 SStVICE HELP N.B. location looking for Secretar) for Newr1urll fronl ofr1ce. pos1t 1on, typing & 10 Key Addrni.t Mgr Sal + •,; v aratwn Phones, Mwpm. saluy skills required. Please I buy oot plan 673-3320 S7l31mo Call Mrs Som-Antique Fostoria Crystal mers 953-0345 ext. 21 goblets, etched w /optic Equal Opportunily cUl,8.165545-3444 · ~74 18. Renal Devices. Inc .: ----si 75 hr Helen 494·0142 1428 1 f'ranklin Ave .. MCllical Assist. front of . .:....·--·-------1 HOSTESS Wanted m Dinner House 59 Fashion l s l a nt.I Tustin fice. for G.P .. exp pre·t----------1 l~SU-11 .. .,:.CE ferred. mail resume of- 644..s.113 " ~" ri ce manag e r 36 1 Lw-ge insurance agency has 1mmed opening for Accowit Represt!ntat1ve .. Salary l'O mm w 1ex perience Co. be nefits. Xlnt working cond Call Linda. 848·8348. HOSTESS Mature with knowledge & ability to supervise u formal d1n1ng room Private Club a!>k for Shirley 673· nJO for ap· poinlment. i.---------- Hostesses needed, m<1turc INSURANCE person, manaRerial t} JK'. 2 pos1t1ons open. res taurant expcr •Arcountmg-likpg rwcessary, Day & even Sectetarial Sk 1lb 1ng pos1t1ons available GoodTypist d 1 Must hke figures Please apply 2 S ai y Top salary open for P e r o ' s S P 1 l' e r ) nW1l person Restaurant 2221 N Main Nttt' surroundin(t!- St. HB. Seacliff Village I 35hr work week --•Gen'I Office Sl'l'rC'lar) HOSTESS /CASHIER Insurance ex~nt'n<·e Needed four-fi n• n1tc;, Xlnt t)pmg a must per week. El Ran1·h1t11 Plea.sa.nt personality CM. Call Linda Tues Fri Good phone voice eves642·114.2 Salary open com - menaurate •••••••••I with ability Hospital Rd. Ste 118, N.8. 92663. --- MedicaljDetttat c~ ran start with training and experienre you <·ould get m the Army Reserve Some of the !>periall1es available m units nearby are. Dental· Operating Room Psychialric Pharmacy OrthopedlC' X·Ray No expenence 1s needed, we'll tram you. You may elect to receive a SI .SOO l'ash bonus or up to $4.000 10 · roucational benefits dunng your enlistment. Call your nearest Army Recruiter for more in rormat1on : IJam•r-•• foull or Part Time. For double width Harris 1660 of(set press. Apply in p e r so n b et we en 9am-4pm On..pCoost Doilv Pilot JJOW Bay SI Costa Mesa Equ.al Oppor Employer PRINTIMG pressman wanted. Must be expr·d on multi pre· sses. Itek t'xpr. helpful 4 day wk w /M yr old com · pwiy in Laguna Hills . 951·9500 Prodllc tioft Artist. Em£!_o~e!_· ___ _ range t95().$1050. 9SS·3641 call 644·6156 fur appt>IOl . - btwn8:J0.5:30 ment 1 Sh1µpini: & Pt1 l'kag11q~. 1'yp1St , . I ru11 ume. Wiil lram. c: ~ TRANSCRIBER Receptionist /Errand' ---area 1)45•5421 Law 0H1ce. N e wpo rt Girl.pantame,1-5,Mon. SECRETARY I · Cente r . Mus t l y p e thru Fri. for Newport ,; Shoe :.alt-~. lull time 1o1.1th l 6 5 w p m & h a v e Beach Developer. Front Wanted an urganazei.l &I or w out P),p . or ·1o1.1ll knowledge o f l eg al ullice appearance. good depentlablf• 111dl\'1<luat' (nun 1;f)(Jd co bt'oef1t:. I terms Good poMt1on for phone vo1l'e. dependable for a r;ip1dly growm.:1 Apvl> in person !lam to mature person Call 9 5, car675-472S rocx1sen1l·e hroker Ot' I ll.im ~fon lhrt1Fr1 Stan-IA k<l}~ 640·9933 Receptionis t 1typ1st. weekends Res1dent1al real estate offt~e need~I PT r ect.-pt1o n 1st Sat t Sun 8 30-5 00 License preferred l'all Suzan 559-9400 Airport lu<'at1on. He 1 dard .Shoe'>. 31177 So - quires rel'ept10111!>l. t ; IJ , Bnstul. C M j Typistj1t•c.pt 1ng, ~h<HI hand &1 SmaH -co near ocean Reneral office !>kill!>. t a I Shun Order & < .ilering need.., stable per!>on with good t c I e p h 11 n t' Coc,k (. M a rl.'a 'alll 2)r~ gen I ore exper per:.oodllt) Altr111·t1\t•I betlAe~n !l am 3 pm • ,\\'l'Urate t}p1st. 50wpm. office !>Urround111i;:. Ex 1;i111001 I Front desk telephone re cellenl n1>P•Jrlun1t\ t·epl111n Xlnt c o Saiar.> <'u mm en5UrJt1·1 ~1'1\'rtO'\.Ek'r STIJHt: 111 1 henl'f1ls Cc1ll Dunna RECEPTIONIST w it h a IJil 11 y & , . .\ C'd\I ll{"t'd!t .,;ilt-1>lad} 645 3632 Exp'd,busyphones.type penenn~ Plea1>e l Jll F timt.>, 5 d:J)~ Xlnt 511 Wpm, misc. clen cal 751-5743. work1nl! rnni.ls l:.!>Pt'l'lal l)p11>I duties. Front orfice a p. I.I fmt· l'lll'ntele Phunc Prndn=+•• n pearance Irvine . Ca11.._ _________ 1 6i5 JOIUfor appt _,, ~~54().-~--,. SECRETARY I STOCICCLERIC , ..... , RECPT /TYPIST with property manage TRAINEE ,,..., Growing company 1n ment background. Mu~t t'ull time parts clerk , ......... Costa ies11. 60 wpm type S0-60wpm. Prefe r Li ht k r · di' at ,,..." exper with coded acct1> g wor 111 • nen ' • ... ..c.. 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ TOl - Xlnt cond. 645-5185 HARBOR AREA APPUANCESERVICI:: We buy used appliai:ices we sell recond .. guar a~ances~9·3077 __ Free·standing gas range, self-clean, good cond. 646-5973 eves Pon able dishwasher. S7S 545·9223 Near New Gaffers & Sat lier Gas 30·· Stove 1165 &15.8039 18 cu 11 Sears refng, auto ice maker. needs work l1SO 645-8131 Washer. d ryer & dls - hwff&her SlOO each. 6'0-5848 HOSTESS 35hr work week Office located m F'ashwn lsland for highly soph1st1(•ated ~11 759-0401 C~A MF.sA 540·1026 HUNT. BEACH 962-8821 SANJUAN CAPO 855-4232 ----------- ..aCHANDISIMG Perm Part·t1me position. merchandising !(reeling cards in retail stores In the C.M Nwpt Bch area. 495-6548 htwn 71'M·9PM Far busy Irvine publica lions firm. Pasle·up, type s pecing , s tat camera expe ri e n ce necessary. 1·2yrs work ing experience Salary range. S850 to st art. <.:all 549-4834 ext. 11253. minimu . Gen 'I ortice Call Sa n dy Burns . nn>phere of s mall 1•om duties. Call for appt 540-60M. Codstal rer1>on pan) near ori;:an Good u :7 •114 '--nfllS '"5 ""32 >Al ... nel Agen('y, Zi90 llarbor ""''~ '"' .,., Everun" Shift. At least 70 . REST AURAMT Rl.,CM wpm Top pay for good Washer . .tr Dryer. dot, 1ndJv1dual Our benefits matching G. E 2 spd include med1ral & dental elect. hvy duty Sac S75 Straw Hat Pina 1nsuranre & credit union ca 673-6184 business transal·t 1ons 1n 1i----------1 volving millionaire dOJss 111d1viduals Po!>1l1on re ~!Ares a very prr~ona hie. elegant girl who ;,peaki. eler1ucntly , and 1;, beautifully groomt'd Benefits intlu<Jc ex rellenl puy, altract1vc surro~din~s and flex1 ble houri.. Please s ubmit detail~ hand wntten let w.rior Desi...,- Model home ex per Must have portfolio C:olleg, grad Irv in e area R79-8680. Janltonal Supervisor pan lime evenings San- ta Ana area 54 I ·3311 MESSENGER Must have good driving ~d. Apply Personnt!I Director . P /I' or F' ,T health ·food sales Fantastic income. Noexper nee 951·5024 NEVER A FEF. E 0 . t.: Fount :i 1 n V J I I e > Appl) 1n pe~on between NB r eslaurant seek s energetic people to fillli--•_-_--•-•----· full & PT posil1ons .• ________ _ ~anager & a s-."lant 9am 5p'1l M o nd a} manajll'r' Mu~I h;H t• l'X lhmugh Friday * •SECIETAllES * * penent•e Cur.1a111 Hob!>. n.--Coast ~; 25i<! • _... ....,..- Free-standing Calori c double oven. range , •77 Self-rlean. elec 1gnit1on burners, $250. 675·7978. cooks. counter help. cashiers. deh worker1>. delivery people. Call for appt. 8.Sl-1509. c;o T51l 1Jhone $14.400 Doilv Pilot St'C"yFl.lnAnaheimSl2.000 ~ W liay Street Mu st sell. almost-new Recpt 1'50 f\JnSI0.:.!00 STOft!! Custa Mesa. Ci\9'.!626 Frigidaire elec. dryer & Restaurant Tellerst31Lag8r h S9.9011 Take tame lo relax and S-i2-4321 washer. 494-4091 Day time Per sonne l . GOfc llappySpulSl2.000 shop at home It ·s s1mpl_e Eqwil Oppor Emplo) er wit h D a 1 I y p 1 1 o l U you want your advertis· t e r i m m e d 1 a l e I Y • JANITOR describe yourself fully fo'ull time exper wuxer including educaliun. ex-Top wages. 97~-3923 perience and yr1ur ... ITAGEIAMIC 721 No. Euclid. Anaheim 991-3860 .E.O.t:. Mgmt Trainee 9\IALITY ASSUltAMCE IMSPECTOR Electronic J ob Sllop Teletronic Labs lo<:-aso2 Enginee r Dr. H B 891-1661. H 0 st es s 1C ash 1 e r · Liz Reinders 1\.J,:en cy Classified Ads. And if 1bett's an euy w•Y for in1 mesaa1e to reach 8 us per 5 0 0 & F 0 0 d 4000 Bin·h F..st '64 t:OE you have something to you to sell lbat bicycle more people at lower Server for Chuck Wagon. Newport/833·8190 .Free sell, call a frie ndly you no IOQ1er uae. Just coat. Classified i• the • Apply in person dally Classified Ad-Vi sor at advertise it in the w•y to 10! Cal' No•! personal exp ect ations Jarutor;needed for c·on and salar y req uire· valescent Hosp1lal. Xlnt. ments. Send response to benefit s Appl y 1n Ad 1'806. Dally Pilot, Uox person. Beverly Manor 1560, Costa Mesa. CA Conv. Hosp .. 340 Vrc'toria Copier supply busmess sell.mg national accounts by phone needs highly money·molivated in · dividual lot.rain in phone s ales to manage, a branch office t•i open 111 REAL ESTATE SALES If you are interested in making a c hange or seeking a new career In Real Estate. call and ask for John or Vody al Cole of Newporl, Realtors . 3·5PM. Crazy Horse ----------642 ~ ,.., ___ ifled Call.,~ .. ~s 642 ..-S t e ak House. 1580 <:.iassiliedAds 642·5678 __.~.'.~ _ _ '-'"-1 ! ,..... . ...,, · . ...,,., Brook hollow Dr. Sant a 1-::;:;::======-====.L..-- Ana, 549·1512 ·----- 92626 ' ----Ave. C.M. Housekeeper to. live 111• Kitr he,;-/War eho;;;-e rooking & cl~anin~ for .a person needed for party couple. must have re f s rental store. Apply 2025 67~5511 ~ months. Commiss1onl~~~~~~~~~~ in $300-$400/week range. Rest,;wrant help needed Part time days. $3.75 /hr for lunch help. Night positions available Sl.25/hr. Apply 250 So caU 700.~4~_.B Newport Blvd. C.M Call Ms Carson, 7am- 11 am . Mun. Fr i al 646-0246. HOUSECLEANERS To work for J a nice's Raggedy Ann P (I'. H-3. Tues.Fri. 675-25 1'1 . Housecleaner Window Was her. exp , o wn ~portat1on 968:5307 Housekeeper h ve·in fem oon-smkr 147-7252 Housekeeper. plant type person, man 2 days week· ly, la~dry & windows. Ccns1der girl after school & Sat. Spyglass Hall area 700.1479. Housekeeper. livl' in . many free days orr. Non- s moker preferr e d . Mature woman. Un· derslanding or EnRhSh. 646-8915 Ive mess. HOUSE KEEPER . mature. live-in for elder· ly aentleman in Lag. Hills Leisure World. 8'7·E2 LANDSCAPE . MOTEL MANAGER Ins taller. exp 'd & NEWPORTBEACH energet ic. Biosphe re Couple to manage newly 497 21.54 refurbished motel on the LEGAL SEC'Y Peninsula. m 4J 675·3463 Receptionist/Secretary Newspaper Deh,·ery. LA for Newport Beach law T\mes lo homes 111 Nwpt firm. Good typing skills Bch, J :JOAM -6:00AM . required. Willing to "5() to $500 mo. 548-8441 , leach trainee C all 646-1413' Meredith, 640.0700. ----MUISES AIDES LEGALSECRETARY 7·3:30, & 11-7 part time with escrow background Country Club Conv. prererable, small ·com · Hosp. M9-3061. pany. Top S 833·76-i2__ OfflCI CLlllC 'l..IOOALSECRETARY write orders, pleasant Small d ynamic real phone personality, good estate IJtigation firm in communication skills. Newport Cenler. seek11 lite typin g. Apply in experienced, efflrient & person 10.4. 18480 Bari· energ et ic I e g a I dllier Cir. (corner Ellis) secretary. Short hand. FlnVly.963·9881 dictaphone, & xlnt. typ- ing skills a musl . Xlnl. PAJMT SALIS salary depending on Part time, Tues 5 to 9, qualific ations & ex -Wed .. 9tolpm.Someexp. perience. Good benefits Kenn R1ma Hardwllte, 64CMIMIO, 3866 Harbor Blvd .. G.M. IEAl.ISTATI SALES Bristol. C M or <'a ll Start the new year by in· 967-0717. creasing your earnings Restaurant with our new high com· nussion plu.<S bonus pro. Need assistant manager for 24,hr coHee shop gram. We proudly oHer. Breakfast cooking ex per "Beat resale location. req'd. Paid vacation. Ap Newport Beach ply Taylors Restaurant, 'Professional Assocs. Redhill & Santa Ano ,rPrivateSecretary f'rwy, Tustin. 1Member6. board or .,, altors Restauranl "National relocation Oyshr ..,,_ .. program Apply in person to The Call now for appoint· Rusty P e li can, 2735 rvent. ask for Betty or '-"iiPiiaiicliifiiic iiCoiiaiisiitiiHiiwiiyii. iii._ Walt, 673· 7300. ,. ----Restaurant RICEPT /TYPIST McDONALD'S Newport Beach advert.ls· Now hiring full & part in& acency needs sharp, lime. Days. eves Great energetic pe rson for careeropportunillcs . On front desk. Requires the-job lraining. F o r xlnt. typing & phone more info .. call: 754-9943, ski lls. Agency ex · or i nquire at: 3141 perience helpful. but not Harbor Bl vd .. Costa required. The Sanborn I Meu. Co. 714-640-11444. ~· ~~~~~~~ nc8'T /Q.HICAL Sales • Lovely Npt. Bch. ofc. U AD SAUS you like people, hav~ a Opportun ity with Ala p&using telephon~ voice. Carte Maaazine fo r lype 60wpm., wish le person with e nergy. P .. or'91ffMt 11f1W W/new firm, call Newportarea.673-1866. 1-...11r--ret-Mn. Johnson. 9 to SPM --• ....-~ -• Horse Dept. c lerk to 97~1mo SALES •• Muat have 3.4 yean ex· wor1l for PETCO Animal .r-I.I 1..i-~~~ wikil:thl paaole+nt law. Supply Supermarkets . RECEPTIONIST ~~ror•&a1fru"tu1rlevfna;e~ ,.. • ...,._ •.Tl"'<& " s wpm, Apply : 15041 Golden ........... . Cll 1 sor~h8..'!~~~0PlbaOaE ~eath ~·i·-~!'ntington ~ .,e:~c:~,reb::; ~'"t!~PtP~Y /~oc;!r::~ · _..,., · · · · ...... ac ·-·-· induatri•I dept. Call .._. Call Sandra. 540-6055 ...;...._...;_ ______ , tam to uam Mon thru lllJ ,..., CoMtal Personnel A1en Part Time Lllira, 5$7-~. Ftl. Stud•rd Shoes, 3077 •• .... cy. 2790 Harbor Blvd ......... ~ S? ~t poeilion, full ..:;So;.;;.';..:Bris:..;__tol~. c_._ .. _. --- ....... ~~ER A FE~ E O E Temporary Christmas t Im e. 8 : 3 0 • 4 : 3 O . •SAi.iS LADY"* -....5171 ~~~~~~~~· ~·~· opminp for credit card Proresalonal telephone Part Or full time. The ~ -: N.boriution operators. 1lrlll1 a mutt, t y pln1 Show-orf. 22 Fashion .--------mt UquorStore needs exper. Start Immediately : 50wpm, accurate det•U lalud,Newport Beach. l.:ty,.. caterin1 6 deli. Qpen 7 days per week. work . Airport area Exp• r . c a • h I e r Jbn available between -.XSZ. Aak for Norm•. Salel UMth ... II atockbo11. Newport LI-9All-7PM. •·10/hr. App-Ptr ulee people, men• =111ed ~an HalJY, quor. 29M Weal CoH lyM-F,tAM..i»•.-It )'Oll'Ye never plaft41 a WOIDeft, earn between ..,_,..lopeople • ffw)',N.B. ' TYMSMAll a..ifted ad, you'n ill I0-9". commluion. H ... allll wttll Mc ,.. Ra" you read todaf'a ft.t.MIACTIOM U. ..mori'1! Try It OGce yvuarenot afraid toe~rn • .. @Npudbltn1uJl.al Qwllled .\AM? u DOt -..CIS ..... bowqulelrly you uactly whl you re To...._ pur elaulfMd you're......,· the bat 2462 ........ 1". 1•t ruult1. Phone worth call 552-0Ul ....... ....,Ml-1111. ........letowal ,EOE M /F /H .... WweaiS.tpm. All Aboard For Our Christmas Gift Train! An •••Y way to Mii your Chrtatm•• Gift Hema. • .. . ....... To,.~~tteldeJ_llft..._._.. .. OlfT TIWN 'AGI Caft•DaflJ .... ~Ad.._, CALL TODAY -142-5171 DAILY PILOT ' ., • ~ ..... ~ ... ·-...... _ ........... __ .... - .. Oift .... ~,,.,.....•--cw • .. , I ( . A Daily Pilot ad number·witl app~ar in your aa ... we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call __i_n_at your: con.venienee"<turing-office hours a-nd 9e·..:..;._-~, the responses to your ad ... ror more information and to place your ad· call 642-5678. I ~vice~ f"acint, your sd ... 642-5678 DAILY PILOT ........... ; .. , .. ~!~~ ~.~!~ ....... ~!~~ .................. ~!~.! !':!~~.: ......... !!~.~ !:'!~.~ ...... ~!~.~ ~:ir..~ ...... ~!~! .................. ~!!.~ 1011 ••nrlllmlu•a•TtJ•M•~mi<.luhllhu•. Punu1ra1111u1 . nu:t: I year white male Furniture for. sale, 384 Oak rock.In& chair., GarqeSal1·Satl0-4,l.QYS. SM.9-3 tl5Chesnut Place Man'/ 14Kt yellow &old GreatideaforChristmaa: Vuri•"' Mahf'tv pup &om.rtypedo1 • Avocado St. Apt 111. C.M. finiihed, w /pada $SO. decorator hlehld, more Newport Beach Clothes, bracelet, in. nug1et lex· Pearl Mink walk.in& coal ~---· lllW t.31 ~ 631 3448 S36-'Jll04 . 64().'J06l ' 9720 El Porul F v . T Fu 1 tW'ed cW'b link,. measur· tliOO: Fawn Broad Tait 'Ill' ,._ ___._ --Warner/Bushard). · oys, m , e c. inl llmm in width. 8" Lamb J ac ket $300 i...1:~ A K t O ob 1 4! i> u v 11 , 06d Ft!male Cocker hat Handaome Oak Veneer -ler\alh. Secured with a 5681. ..._.a.--.. IH lnl buu&ia. 11hA11t 11"4' ~t her fam1l~, need1 Cu.tom-made 3·Hction exec. desk, dbl pedestal, 1n time for ~hri1tm.as, GARAGE SALE Sat only conceal~d box clup. -------,. 6 4'aiat rm •"" 64.\ZllY compan1on1h1p of a davenport, 12ft. Bei&e leaal t he drawers tree, cloth1na. masc 9·3, New Christmas de· wilh a·h1ure a .safe~)' .._c1I••-1010 , 1 6IO.) ......_ ~ s . Senior' Citizen to 1hare tones. 2 club c hairs, 38 .. x72 .. Retails ove~ ilem18'2-6l998Satonly corations, hlehld item1, clasp. Total· ~e11bt 1s .. •••••••••••••••u•••• OFMUiC t:o.cll11 h Sp a ln¥H twU&hl yn 9&6·8866 brown, do.wn-Cllled · chlld'1 blke,Aitoyl.19332 30.912 pennywe11hts. Ap· LUGGAfiETACWS , " a..a.yi••YI Sp1Ullt'1r.. AK · li "lt .._... ORO cuahlona. Oriental feel-1100.SellS17S.980-~ HARBOR VIEW-Phase 3 Water~Ln.H.8. pral.ledover $3,000. Sell fromyourbusi·n-•AardH ~ .-l...lv~t•wh1t4t Rndyfor www n•• I• lo&.lm '&M-078 Many items: Toys , for$1&'50.S48·&M6. -..H .. We ~eor BofA, .. l . (.' b r l i. l m ;a• S 1 ~0 ....................... . . .. ... S. 1055 aames. s mall bike, Hot UNIVERSITY PARK· Send one card for eac Cae•••r's Ctlee l11 • !lllS~ ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• "· 1 h' Elec ty ..... writer, bike•. Blue Di. ·amond Rin& w/ap· tag plus one spare. We gm NO PERSONAL **I IUY ** Beautiful a nl lJlue St. Vincent De Paul Chri:t:S~~~h~~e:~: walnut drdaer w/mir· pra11al $5000. Call return permanently K S PL t: AS f~ ' a.4D•es-• '-P• Good used Furniture & E ast 1 a k e p I at f orm Oiurcb Sat. Dec. 6, 8345 Sat/Sun 9.4. 2200 Port ror, twin bed, 11usware. &n5000, 11AM·2PM sealed attractive la& &r ,_available lleni11 9633228 Appliances ORI will sell rocker &r match i ng Talbert, H.B .. behind Dw-ness N 8 S4G-8020 Ulensils duplicate wed· HEAVY 0 1 strap, meeting airlirie ~to prenle or SELL for You armchair. MSO. Pair of cenetery grounds. • · · dUlg &ifts, cw tar. pie· • es &ner 14ct l.D. requirements. Pre- NAlfllS AUCTION l're~·1oui. Pupp1e:. ror MASTMS AUCTION wtute wicker armchairs Gtant Cbriatma1 Sale; an-SAT/SllN 9AM. Antique ' lures, books, cloOies + Cold bracelet +nunet vent lou & theft: For a . • ,..~ewport Blvd CM C h 1 1 :. t m a :. 646 1616 & IJJ.t6JS 225.54fH862. liques, doors, bikes. frepch ~m set <.6 Pei. more. Sat~~· 4327 Win· =+let dla earina• ~:up·~ tr:b~~~lo~~ mtDS . . 644>-11186 Poudle Lhas a ApsQ 9 ---1V's, etc etc. Old lime Worn cbinese Onental. tersweet, lrv1ne 552·0086 "Day Glo" paper ai we I 14•lcs, weaned. S2Su HouM! full o( new. furn. RoUaway bed good condi· prices. Atomo c ul-de· Oak gat~e~. E. Allan cof ------GENUINESAPPHJRES will back &r lrim your • • IOJO "92-2336 Must sell due to death. tion MO or best offer . call M. tbl boys bike roll away Furn .. lamps, misc. Sar. Only -eaAh. Or ..,_ I 1 Purchase al Wi ckes an.>' lime 5S6·196S sac, ission Viejo. ' ' ·· & Sun. 919 Oriole Or , ., .. tags. try two car .... ·s·.:•h•.••,•n•n••b••l:)•:•l•e•. ••1 ·,~: PUREBHIWTERRlt:RS Furn Save J0'1t oH their ~ ---Thurs·Fri·Sat H . ~p' IMacOeR~B· 6387Sl2207C81)an· Lag1.1J1a ijeach, 491·6005 640-8688 back tobPaRclkC. ES.· .. .. • a ,. Australu10 S1l k1ei., born 5 3 1 e Pr i c e . A 1 s 0 6 couch, mut~ greens, '"" • · brand new, 43 mt, l spd. Sept 22, male & femiile. duldren's bed & dresser, '8C). Good ~on.~1llon. Gar~e Sale: Skis. Misc. Med. Kjng Bedroom set. Hounta°'d Gooch 8065 Reed , & Bart.on Sterling, rzea or 3/15 W'U.$1006'5 3074 1115.1·827·0316 lam""•·ant'iqueTV cOn· ___ 962·6318 !M,Dec6·7.233Avenlda S f I I M' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo uis XIV pattern . 4/Stags $1.60ea. ---.... .. --Rosa,SanClemente. o a s eeper •sc. Servicefor12witb8sen-6'9tag:.$1.SOea. Sch.~ Stinar&)'. S spd, Am. i.-:,iumo pups, reg sole. IM8 2326. Trundle bed. all wood, Sat/Sun UH Bd l ;!_ems r~s:le_ 963·8818. ~~bls:b~ott~! ~:.~s~I~ 1ng pcs. 12 xtra leas· 1oor more $1.40ea. wlUI speedometer. hk\! Purple ribbon breed. 81 ------walnlll fin. good cond · rm se s , Sale Su & M Tool maple chi.tr. 2 s he lf poc>ns. total. 116 pcs. SalesTax lncluded new,lliB.642·8973 nso Re:.erve now Cur ack Wrought Iron $120963·6605 'desk, dming set, refrig, n on. s. Manypcs.neverus ed•n· NOCARD? Bilkers Rack (6 shelves> --·-------sew\n° machine w /tbl, household .. tires. flrscnt bookc a ses w 1g 1 a ss cl felt 11·nec:1 chest. ~c:.ooo. Dr I C .. , .. Christmas 631 ·0382. v•-''··-d "" 1 ..... _ 100 1 dour.;, Raleigh Girls 3spd -aw your own or senc r:• AUil ...,., : ~ 644·6321 Sola $'15, 2 chairs $25/ea. mise. items. 6 Snap· u.,.,,,, . s misc I ems bake. odds & ends (714)581).3627. name, address. phone & •; a.t ..1030 Sluh Tzu vupp1es. AKC afters Table & 4 l'ha1rs 125. dragon, lrv.857-4.598 1553-AWtntergreen. C.M. 7»6450 we'll make one card per ••••'•••••••••••••••••• reg. Small deposit will ----64.5-1844 after 4pm. . ~~e_:it or Fedcol ----Sterling Silver . Gorham tag. Add 25' each. fllinal1JI Xl>·S mull• mode hold £or <.:h n s tmas 3 rooms or furn. eouch, -------Sat. Dec. 6th. 123 Manne ClifOul G· S I ........., 1070 "'Rnndo". four 4pc set· Send check or mone} or camera. SOmm 1. 1 lens . ll68-8MO aft.ZP M tables. din rrn set. kg sz Like rww sofa & match in Balboa Island Roll ven .. ara~e .. ~ de ••••••••••••••••••••••• t 1ngs S2200. Unused der to. Mtbolta auto electr o --bd.&rmore.631·5130 chr.DynaGym&Dingy, 615-6405 .away guest e · 83&7481 PILOTPRIMTIHG flash 132X Xlnt cond """'° YCMI 1045 ·~---.-. -Sabot hull li73-6346. . furn, lamps, ski equip, B • ----New .MJS. asking $300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2pinewall units w t bot· 6134197 NewV1deoTape,new3600 oldlace.toomul'h"!ore.1 UJIOO' Rolex·DateJust-new. PO Hox1560 960-5584 Doberman. M. gentle, tom c11blnets.~ea elec -----M·Audua'.fape. records., Sat/Sun, 9.4 333 Snug 6 s ta i nl ess &. gold . uistaMesa.Ca 92621; ----black & rust w1paper!>. dryer . white , $40 Whlle French Prov. twin books. pamtmg frames . HarborRd.N.8 ~ ..... & s1·1ver I w1jub1lee hand $1500 lo••lalloo.s Ceh IOlS 5'8-0:ll8 Sn,.~105 ~1430.957·9303 beds. chest, ladies desk plates, typewriters. re · ------llUIU 75'2,1919 Sendsomeoneyoulove a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----' · -1------& ehair, also 26" ladies cord player, doll houses, Sat/Sun, 8am-4pm, 10122 I --------- Fem Chinchilla Persian F'reemixed Black Lab. Wood tbl , _$30, brwn !>-spd bike. very gd cond '. etc. 35.2 Victoria in the Halawa, H.8. 968·0131 , "•1•1 C-.. Heavy 14K Man's Omega ~h:~1~~ ~att~~~l~~~ deelawed w/papers $300. gd-withchildren. J £orm1ca dinette SI S, 64S-S7l8. backS/S . 963-4663 New boxed • • ._ Watch , o ther gold with nbbon·& your own . -----, 12solas.8'&6'.matchingSat &r Sun. Dec 6&r7 . Ages3-7. lfllJ --------personal mess ag~. 551·9'128 979-4578. 67~<Xi00. ~ _ Skateboard Skooters $10 a..,~ jewelry. 759 1&43 ~pion sired. Burmese FREE ,, Ger m a nl Pecan Coffee & endl c'hocolale brown, like 8-Spm. Clothes, records, --, --I Ded wittl a ft' Mui I ' 1ry 1071 Perfect for every OC· l{jttens. Sl75. Reg. Shepherd ,, Doberman tables .. Butcher Blk .dml new.&42-0862wkdys oouch &r more. 5"·SlOO. Sat/Sun 9-4, rurnitµrc, ap-••••••••••••••••••••••• cas1on We deliver . 540·6152 Jmos old fem blk/silverl $l50. Contemporary Sofa 821 w. Bay Ave. Balboa. pliances. clothes. toyi.. For Top Dolw Arc Welder . 220 V, 200 6734419 _ _ __ ------- 1 968-l40I I bed <never used). 19m Elegant dining rm set, ~, l02l7 Bla1.:k River We buy sllve rplate, ampAC.nearnew$100. S d b J Doti 8040 -----rolor T.V SJ45. Elegant! French Prov, antique 2QFAMILY SALE Court , f " V ITibron goldplale. cant gold, 545-4213· J!.~~C:: ~1sh~lf~~ocka ••••••••••••••••••••••• Peaceful. Pretty Spayed S ofa w lo\" es eat . w 1solid cherry top. buf. lMSl Breakwater Cr. Tract l across from F V st erling. electroni c. Craftsman Be It. d 15 c bl KEESHO~D Pups. AKC. cat FREE. Allergit· son. Swedish glass din set. fet, tble16 chrs, xlnl cond Bushard/Ham1lton, HD dnve-i~. silter chjp & many other sander &r 9 .. Table saw. si:O 768·5837 Champs1re. M/F. Pet & Our loss-your i;ain Can help to move, an SllOO 848·8'62 SATonly.8to4. ----types of scrap.. Call Cal· s how · P v l P l Y 495.:!f& quice immed. --· ------. --Find what you want an Met. S40-17'4 al ~1 West £.ach has stand-motor " Oassified Ads. your -;;;;e. 2l31897·1345art6pm 641-7050 Egg Crate mattress. Household ll~ms & toys. DailyPilotClassifieds. Pendleton.S.A. acces.SUOea.962-4934 1Ulpshopping cent4:r_._ POO •Must find good heme ror slightly used. • 2 µnee or Sal S.4pm. 14663 Kazan. Wo -M w 9IOO ... ....._ M ... ......__ 'N OLE Puppies for my 2 yr old male cal. Dbl bdrm set. mini·bike. S!O 857 1057 Irv. 1' • -•· •w 9100 -· •• 910 Allloa, Mew Chri1tmas Layaway. Loves to play.very large stereo equip. chandelier, . . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ~tftWrapped. 546-2848 Orange/White, neutered, bikes, lamps, children's 9' leatherette couch 2 Qua! &exciting merchan- U you're not reading the declawed 759-1966 books & toys, other misc. fireside chairs 1 corfee dise: decor items. shut· llWe ada in Classified, 'te Sat •-"·· 1 table, •75 l~ke s all. ten, encyclopedia , furs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• O I 1 ms. . ...... n. on y. . • h you're miuinc a Jot of Dobie/Shep mix fem I yr a-4. 16640 Daisy Av. 963-2'4eafter5. cloOun1. luggaae. hse Jd neway information as old, sml doC. Good watch <Warner fr Heil 1 F v Sell . goodies. Sat lG-4, Sun. ·-·· A,.,, ""'" 911H • • . lhinp fut with Daily 10· l i2c: v· •. a Koron -•some1reatbuy1. '""'&·---· ... ~1258 ""'-"W Ads o1 r"""' ant · (pr.,e on Jucar) Lido ..._Mew HOO Woe, Mew tlQO AllhN.Mew tlOO Allloa,New 9800 lsle.Noearlybirds . ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·&uper Hunt. Harbour Garaie Sale. Hol.ISe ruU antiquea '"liZOa", furn, etc 9am Sat/Sun 3997 Going! Goina ! DON'T WAI~ GONE I 'TILL THEY 'RE . . . 9 •. USED HONDA SPECIALS 1974 CIVIC HATC .. ACI 4 speed trans.. stereo. root. radial Jires. body molding. " • (607LPRJ 521.95 1910 CIVIC HATC .. ACI sun side 4 Si)eed trans., AM-FM oa ... tte stereo. Like New. (985ZY0) ·:S4ft5 1976 CIVIC HATC .. ACI Automatic trans., roof rack. AM radiO. (294PKQ) 52999 1977 ACCOID. Automatic trans .. AM-FM radio. atr oond1tloni~. (755UZX) ~4795 lt76ACCOID HATCHIACI 5 speed trans .. AM-FM radio. itr ft<>nditionlng l (926RKOJ ·s4295 SAYE.NOW o.· .Ur wlnl• ·19IO 1 ... ut1atlon , Civic Hatchlladc Acconl • Door . -M istral, (Ed · ln&er /Saybrook /Hum.- boldt/Wayfarer> Moving Sale . 2 re frigerators . Sofa, chairs, bedroom set. of· fice desk. 19'" color T. V., typewriter etc. Dec. 6th &r 7th. 380"'3 Aster St. Laguna Beach. Behind Colta,ge Restaurant. YARD SALE·Many items including antiques. 10-5 Daily 73' W. 19\h St . CM. GIGANTIC MOVING SALE Everything must go. 311 )Valnul St. Fri 12-6. Sat 9.? O\rutmas Boutique, Sat Dec. 6, 10-3. Hand craft· ed gifts. painted specialties, Christmas decorations . 8312 CastillJan Or. H.B. (off Newland & Atlantic I. Huge Garage Sale lots of plants indoors /outdoors washer. bikes. misc. Fri/Sat 9.3 383 Santa Isabel CM CHRISTMAS SALE Novelties Galore .. Poinsett as while they last. ASSISTANCE LEAGUE THRIFT SHOP ~32nd St .. N.B. Sat .. Dec. 6, 19.2 Sal /Sun 10·4 . Furn, clothes, sml appliances. misc. 17041 Greentree Lane. HD. Nr Bolsa Chica/Warner. ............... Oubhouse on Bradford Place . (Main le Dyer, SA) Hand craft items + flea mtt. Dec. 6th "' 1wi. t0t.o4. Garaae Sale. Sat. le Sun. Dec. 6 &r 7. SAM. 18870 Walnut Ave. Fountain Valley. Washer, Dryer, mile. 5 ramily garaae sale. Ski equipm ent, quallt_y men'1, women's, • teen clothinc. Houaehold item•. bike, camea, boob. Sat. only. 9·4. 2421 Buckeye St. N .B . tEaatbh1fr) See DlME·A· LINEad. HUGE N••1hborbood 0..., Nie. lat. only. A.. AYe. I .A. Hel1hta m.-iar...- • t MOW HERE! 1981 's IN DEPTH! ·MEW 1981 . DATSUN 210 4 SPEED · MEW 1981 DATSUN 510 2 DOOR SEDAM Gas Saver 4 speed. undersea!. custom body side and wheel moldings. Body-Glo hn1sh Stk #331 1201614) 4 speed, custom side and wheel moldings. undercoat r.esin glaze and· more Stk , 1416-0 ( 189939) 12 MO./ 12,000 MU 01 24 M0./24,000 MILE SEIVICE COHTIACTS -. AVAii.AiLE OH MOST OF OUI VAUD VALUE USED IMPORTS '10 JIO•X CPI. $ 8"ed ...,.,. -.,,, ... w AM·FM 9'9'90 1-. -,-. ledooY CYSIOm ,,,._ 'For Mom a Deel ffOI'\ S.n1' f212lAOI 3,811 MILES '74CUTUSS SWlll•CPI. V• ..... P S. ·-· -IOI). OOI~ _... .... -.... orwl l'ric9d lo -,_,..., '2283 7t 110 2DI. H.T. 8 cyl , aut-IC . ..,, P I . AM·fM -. ........... SH.-,_ ttvfry _, -· c-c,,,, ....... _....., 1•')'11ZOI '5999 · '72 1200 FASTIACI • cy11.-4 --'· .-.. ---·· .. ,_loll _.,.. ,......,, G<MI O.., , •• ., 1 '19111 1 own•• (1179QS01 Sani••-'1887. '76 PLYMOUTH AllOW Malc~O-. 4 Cy!. -· ot• - ""'Y' tl>lenot. --°"""" Allllle A.CS G• s...< i~KI '2999 771211 4 cyl ,......_-....,._._ i ...... _ .... ~ -. ~ lftlenot' ........ -.... a..----. 1 Mffll COllClllllOll (919UCCI s 'IOC.....,CPI. Au10,...tic .., P S ......, _. -1><><1r • _, mokl•neo 1111 .,..., IUQeeQe -~ an...,."O ~ 1794YhYJ '4999 '79 110 Z DI . tWtDTOP z • Cyl $ ......,, ledOtY ... p !I AM·FM - --· -· I -(I Al..:ltl 3 086 MILES ( I ! ! t c I ' ' ., COMPETITORS' 1nc1uOM Cal• (IT•UO<' & I •9'9"' t'crc.iu Pl•r nnil1ulutor Ukt-n~1111 Perft-t'l for l 'hn~tnwi. $:15'1 G31 0335 lAJ )our hubb} J fuvor bu) hun M1111t"lh10g he ha ~ nr ver h od A l';ama)'ll S~XT \,'IT ~ Ujti() l'1 11" l'on g l'bl Ai r llo1·h > Tbl. 3 Jraw cht'!!t. girl Sill' ti skates, CXl'rt'ISI.' blk t' J rtt•r 6 G.&2~ JotlO Wayoe Teaail Club Family Me mbershi p Make offer '44-lt06. Me••~an Ony• Cheu Set -li" ~d. 6 " Kln11. Pe rfeqt Cond SU . ....... Membership offered for NewJ'()rt Beach Te nnis ~1ub 644·5HM GM~ Table /dinette w 14 l't\llU'b $7 5 752·6067 5Chnstmas Recipes Bourbon C'ake, bra ndy dip, t'l t' $3 . Kale's K.ikh~11. Hux 274 CdM 9ai25 Movmg Sule L R furn. bed. fng, skis. CB. more 631 3632. ~1t'\ c.lam :.poill·r ;~ml Bra 110 'l'rain. 4X8 with bid gs. fur 1!179 Trans m ur locomotives. e tc· S75 f"irebird. New 54ci 34llJ firm. 96J.850J Ludwig 8-pc double bass drum set. 5 zildjian sym- bols, all hardware, New cond. 12700 value ror $1000. ~JI Greg 645-1578. ~lt'lta Verde Country l'lub Sll;e;-Fox ~· Stole hke 3 pc Ludwig set~ Rogers g u Ir m e rn be r:. h 1 p nt.>w fro m Robinson ·s snare, 18" X)'.ltuan cym- !;49-5276 1-:venmgs Fashion Is land 636.7279 bal, med high hat & -throne. SSOO 833·9017 • • • • • • tt Portable spa w skirt & -. -t r -I -- eqwµ µack $~50 bl!st 1 r umpe pro q t y ofr t>4ti 3097 Reynolds Silver Bell $125. Mutes·case-stand rree. 540-4479 'H Schwinn. rt.>sl o rt.>d $500 'H Jukt.>box , restort.'\J $3500. 642·6600 dys, 624"1606 eves Refn g SJ 25 2 s tl' reo . DATSUN 1981 PRICES 1981 DATSUN 510 1nctude5 ca111se~,~ Freight. I er SUGGESTED FACTORY LIST PRICE $6J .39 ······················ ················································ 1981 DATSUN 310 tnciudeS Calif Emission & 4 Or. GX ~i~:.._. $6929 ·:~~~~t .. $&····'1··-.. ~-· .. s····· SUGGESTED FACTO'IY TfVC & l UST PR.CE • ,,,,,,,,0,,.,,,, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 55939 Freight I Ser _01 ;>6931 SUGGESTED • • • • • FACTORY LIST PRICE • TIJt & .l.'~ .••.•..•.•• 1gs1··0ATSUN··210 ····$····4·······4·· ... 3· Includes Calif Emission & Frei9hl. 1Ser. 080325) SUGGESTED ~-~ FACTOAY LIST PRICE • TAX I LI CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE -GET THEIR PlllCE IN WRITING. THEN.COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER · M•/lrfili®fti ·D fl'J: I • NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR CAR FROM DfCK BARBOUR DATSUN YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH! DATSUN!!! GAS GUZZLERS ·ACCEPTEDnt:a. PAID ROR OR NOT ou!a~~~~~ol~too 16.99°/o ALHAMB A OAT SUN ANAHEIM OAISUN ARCADIA OAlSUN INC WALLY TUCKER DATSUN INC BALDWIN OAT SUN . CANOGA OA TSUN COST A MESA OAT SUN CUl VEA CITY OA TSUN DOWNEY DATSUN INC BREA DATSUN ZEE DATSUN IRVINE DATSUN GARDEN GROVE DATSUN GLENDALE DATSUN USED CAR BARGAINS '79 IATSUM 211211. lllUXE Autom•t•c, 11r cona r•dlO 1ow ('17•1LI $4495 '71 IAU. 1211 2 II. IOJXE • tpd A~f'f.4 tediO. m.c;a wtUHtll tha,p• (2?3WJO} $3595 '71IATSUM1114 IO• SOM • 10d NC PIS AM.fM totr.0 1•76\INSI $499~ J '71 DATWN 211 SX Cl'£. S spd NC 'M99~ ••tta M\1rp1 IS33UZHl $4795 '11 4 Spd •If redtO pnc.ed righll leelSMUI $2995 11IATm1114. a .t()d AM..f'M redi!G. tow n"l ... 1 (311ZYWJ '19 211 Zl Cft. 6 •P<I . AM>ol'M stereo m<191 'II* "'' ... ' {611XW11 $7995 '74 2SIZ Cft. 4 tpd •If, AM-f'.M •tl'feo 1.,. me.gt 10071.GV) $3995 DOT DATSUN INC Glll tAN O~ ISUN FOOTHlll OAISUN INC MOON DATSUN IRI VAllEYOATSUN INC tONG BEACH DAT SUN DOWNTOWN l A MOTORS IMPERIAl OATSUN ING UNIVERSAl CITY OATSlJN tNC NEWPORT DAI SUN OVAll"' OAl<;UN IMPORTS PASADENA 0.t.ISUN SOVTHBAYOATSUN IMC BARWtCtr. IMPORTS INC SANTA ANA DATSUN INC MILLER IMPORTS IMC l~AAMCE DATSUN .. ---... ---.......... ,. •I • • .._ _.. • -.. _ .......... _ .. __ --· -....... '-"-..--• -itltlo' -4' -~ ----.. -• ,. ........... .....,,. · 80 M a r r a n t z St e r e o w1cass $600 nu SJOO takes 1t Still under war ranty ~in Color console &XI nu rsac S200 ca II now 641·7050 ----- Sansui Cassette recorder . In carton. Top of the line . Bouahl: tsSO, must. sell : D\50. Call alUI: Ml·IMS7 f-'1herglass Sabot t'Ond. 2 sails $400 673 2882 c ',, .. S./ ,,, ... t110· .. •••••••••••••• ,........ •i '71 Ford camp, apec •'-11:~ a1r, all&O, radio •.oo. • deM--·--TJ• ,,.,. '71 ~ Tcm Ford Pleil Up t wttb 'TJ K1q of \he Rold IJ aelf-C)Qfttalned camP.r:tt• Bl& block ••ti••~ arwlnl itr. root .ar .l loU of extru. WHJ .. u ••• c amper ae para.te . &73-7.S. Good t-.:xplorer. 20' 1972 Top <'ond Generator & roof a.ir $i .200. 963 5834 SABOT Rare Rig 2 sa1b , 22 :\f P.G Toyota Chinook DX>. wdo 14 lrlr & l'O\'e Carpet + Potty & Air SBSO. 760-0301 0r 752 8304 Mint Cond. $5900 751·6226 loah, Star_,. 90t0 railers. Tro•.t 9170 .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ory storace available. · Aljo, fully sell con- Newrrt Dunes. 113 tained. Asking $2500 25"COLOR T.V. $148 Bae 'Bay Dr. 'NB Ou\s536-5838 .... 1 Year Warranty ~10 642-5360 -----------117' fully selr·contained. ---------SELL idle items with a $1250. Panasonic Stereo with 8· Daily PUot Clauified Ad. 95..S-0579 wknds & afl. 6 track tape, needs new .a......._,, ...... tlOO • ..... _ .... needle. 857-1057. ~ " ~1. "ew 9800 ----------. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... . &MsiH ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• t u lO • •••••••••••••••••••••• iNF1..ATABLE RAf'TS Avon R ove r 3 .JO w Evinrud e 9 .9 hp motor. $1SOQ. Also Red· crest w /Evinrude 4 hp, $1000. Boala & moton 2 mo . old . Must sell. S4S·ll75 days, 631-1048 eves. loah,MarW ... ,..... tOJO I ...................... . I Do your hubby a favor - I b~ him somelhin& he has n ever had . A I Pamay a SEXTANT. I 548-1860 I loah. Power t04 0 ~ .....•.••••.....•.•.... I SALYA~E SAU I SetMdlHI IJ Asiswherei1 !ril 1 978 36 ' Tr oja n I CF8918GK Twin Cum -1 mins V504 M O na n :.. generator. may be in -11 specled La rson Bo at I y ard , Be rth 214 , ~ Te rminal Island 8-4 t Sealed Bid must include I 10% ol total bid in cash. I cashier 's c h eck or money order payable to William Knight. Submit bid lo So. Coast Marine Surveyors 5732 E. 2nd St.. Lons Beach . Ca . !XJll03 befoh.. 2 : 00 PM on LAST CHANCE NEW MG Midget ~· s9900 OVEI INVOICE ~oW...~eW... More value for your DIME .. Dec 10. Balance due within 10 days. Owner re· serves the right to refuse any or all bids. o I 77 24' Skipjack FB. fully equipped, lo down. owner finance. 673-8848. Fishing Boal. 16 ft cntr, console w /65 hp Mere & trlr . VHF, bail tnlt. cover & more. l3000.A97 1937 18 ft. Bahner . jet dve, 1978. used 5 hrs 16500 645-4199. 645·4203 . Will trade Sll.000 eqwty Lake ShasUna l acre lot m golf course. bal. $7800 payments $126 for boat. »1·2518 Chriatmas Specia l. 13' eo.ton Whaler, lmmac. cover. trlr. 40 HP. S2600. Dys: 675-0740. ·n 20· Skipjack Crwser. ONC VB en1ine ft out· drive. 873-11118. M' Skipjack. Fly brid&e t.o.ded, A 1 cond. Mate otc. 7141873-1711 ".". In the famous Dally Pilot DIME-A-LINE ADS Advert1 1e Items up to SSO In value In Olme·A·Une ed1 every Satll«My. II\ the Dally Piiot. Brint Y611r ad with CHh to any of 1 our three conYenlent ontce1 or mall yow CIOPr with a check or money order fOf h cor'9et amount. Sorry, no llve1tocll • .,,.-... ., / planta and "° comlftefdel &di .,. ... 1 ._ Each Item rnuet be pnc.cl •'"' no ..._ ..., •· Dlme·A·llne ede may be ptaoed flt "'9 O... Meaa office unttl 3 p.m. f'rtcleJ, uMlt .._,,..., ' al lhel............ • or Hunlll"°'' .. .-....... -. .,. ................ ._... - .. ( c ca a ·1~:· POISCHES fl.illlllml ... ,..,w , -w•MTED ..._.. pelfonn•nr .. Maad• UOtt Rn I llllllor. oHdil Wol'k but 9 -....... A1Jow us the opportunity reall) M'tHmi (lSO ~ ~ ~ltt"'-1.• w con1ider the purchase lllp. l &Ht olf• also n_mc BRITISH <.:A RS or trade· in of your clean .. a1da Rot a L~ Porsche. Ched wath Us •. r y r.ng l8Auto CenterDr Today' puU. r aU for detaah, Irvine 830 7300 -..-~--::~:mi Ev•6Wkeads~9508 • -Late ·n Datsu9 Truck. Tow Bar uoavenal type slake bed. 49,000 ma, xlnl wnh salet> chatns, wall runnaog $3,6SO below fit all 800. 842-2323 blue book 496-4215 Front aale assembly , ·78-Chev) :\..-<.:he)'e~ make olrer Masc other I 0 u d e d l 9 K m 1 VY! parts. C11ll ror de. showroom cond. must i:..~eves &t wkndi. see: t5000~9?·2~81 eves ----Neat ·72 12 ton Dodge. 6 MA•WHllLS eyl. Yellow, rear t rar· Set~ 4 thin spoke whls, lion. 642-4610. 14 'x1", for Ch e v y - wmuts, nr new cond 69 Chevy El Ca mino . ~6:>3Baft 1PM ~ work, bt!st offer. 9S.20 ~1639 142S Baker Street COSTA MESA 54S.lll4 -~~~~~--~--••••••••••••••••••••••• <\UBURN Phaeton '73 Ford Van 302 V -8, Speedster. 1935 rlassic carpeted & pane led . replica by Calif. Custom $1 695 or bes t offer. :!888 llurbor Hlvd Coach. Never registered. t>"'lS-8319. l 'u:o;l a .\lt•i1:1 :HO 0:1.10 Used for.show car only : . Bargained priced : See 77 Blue Ford Van Wa nted Hond a car. Jim Buie or Bernie Ashe. Econotaoe 1~. auto, ps le 1.97o:72~ N-600 with blown 'Ibeodore Robins Ford brakes. air. Am /F m engine. 531·8801 3l80 Harbor Blvd .• Cost~ radio wi~h tape deck, ------1 Mesa. C<tll 642·0010 or paneled ant. near new '13 or '74 V.W. Super Bug 546-Gll. radjal tires. $3675. By Wanted. ~. phone after 4pm S47·3J82 • 11uatan1 GT HT. Orig 9112-61M9. rad w t8-trk . Needs -----"-...._...,arted restoration. 645-1410. '79 Chev 8eau\•11le Sport ••••• ••••••••••••••••• -Van. Loade d . 1 O· Ma.,_.o 9705 ·ao Bradley GTll White. pas senger . $6500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rawhide inl., brwn cpl, ~-0458 .gull wing doors. xlnt -------- .cond. recently complet-'16 Ford Van 351 CID 'ed. Sl-4.500 Must b4! seen: Auto. clean, mags. snrf. 17fl6.9566 AC, PB/PS. pnld. cpl. : ---S31!i0ofr. 848.0377 Jaguar "67 420 Sedan, opal , - ----------• gray li mited model. reblt 7 S D 0 D G E I eng, etc. New paint, new TRADF.sMAN 200. 65,000 t red lthr. xlnt cond. Sac m1. custom an tout. Must c S5000. 760-9589. see. SMOO. 673·3633 after 5 t ---------&wkends. t:n Jaguar SS 100, classic w--1o-...a 9590- white. Spec i al whls, AMtOI ~ ALFA HEADQUARTERS l976GT (077UOQI $4999 "78Sport Sed. I01837 ) $6999 1977 Spider (922TL T l $7499 "78SprinlGT 104061 > $1299 Stereo cass. Many xtras. ••••••••!••••••• ••••••• CMust sell. Best offer. WEPAYTOPDOLLAR IEACHIMPORTS 2160-2505. for top ~ed .cars-foreign. 348 Dove Street i domestics or classics. If NEWPORT BEACH 51 Speeds t e r . inner your car is extra clean. 752·0900 mechanic R e plic ar. seeusFIRST: ---- 1 black with black top & ~ , IMW 97 I 2 lint. 8.500 mi. Balanced le ••••••••••&••••••••••••• d 1600cc eng. $12,$00 or of. f fer. (714>831·8418. ~63 Corvair Monza Con v lfl ht 0r-.. C-'Y perfeet S1350 OBO 292SHarbOr B o 546-~ Days S49· l~ COSTA M E~~d. 64 Ford P.U. Ranchero. runs super, needs paint. I URGENT SBSO 080. t. ~J642Days S49·1114 S9 Chrysler Station Wagon, like new. mech. jgood. No rus.L. S995. 1835-5726. -'I Wheel Dri••s 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79JllPCJ5 in lt84KADE c 'Super clean, many • Mtra's. t APC651 ) • ex- er $5919 ct COSTA MESA di AMCJHP H· 549-1023 Le '76Jeep Wagoneer S1 Xlnt cond. ~ w. Call wkdys, 7Sl-451M 979-2500 WEIUY CLEAN CARS AMO TRUCKS COHHR CHEVROL L ET >•-.?<lltrl••I II I. I '''°'' \ \H !>U-120 " \ 0 TOP DOLLAR ,AIDFOI c.oOD & CLEAN USED CARS! ~:n Landcruiser. Never oH "*1 Good cond. Beat of-'" hi fer. m-o&t7 · C.... MeM 641-1.700 • dtA'ant Ad Help? 642-5678 Want Ad Results 642-5678 P"-to., N•w tlOO ...... N•w tlOO . "'······················· •..••.....•......•....• wl g• on pc IOI lal ne Sl'I l le' :~ ~, ... I ml Tt me •• • SAQDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 1911 11 art" ARRIVING!! UCB.LINT SB.ICTION A FEW NEW 1980 BMWs LEFT'.:: Come In Today Before They ' re Gone' F or the Best Deal in Orange County... Come See Us Today : SADDUIACI V AWY IM'°ltTS 28402Marguerile Pkwy. Mission Viejo llt-2040 495.4949 Closed Sundays ·75 2002 4 speed sunrf .. Am-Fm (742PCW) ·n 5lOi 4 speed EXCELLENT'. low miles, (523 RZI ) ·77 320i auto .. Hnrf .. air. (894 TIA) '18 320i4apeed, air stereocass., (233 UNR> '79320i 46peed, sunrl .• air. stereo caa1., etc. <358MRE> S •••'•ell C714=040 , OIM•I COUNTY'S OLDIST ., _, -. ~':I ..-~ u • =~ ::1 ,.._ . 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C."1 one• -1691928 •""'ud<tsloa.1-I ooc: '-~ 1>-tvrnen1 ll'IC# -'1631! 80 ...,,,...., -cent• .-• 1e ~ • pey_n,. ot )1218!> .,.. .-,1n -°" l1&00 -1..-cs ••-I on ..,.,._.,,_ C41tllllf1Ce -S6104Ultt'let-IU .-&-... ~ ----'11•'2-~ --· , ... , ...... ....,_.,,. ol 1119 .. - -_.,.Oft 1150000 -(emit .. _,Oft _.,...,_ '13 YW 412 5qUAaBACI WAM* 4 cyl . automatic transm1ss1on. radio. heater & a great ltttle wagon' 1765JGT} 51899 '7' TOYOTA COIOLLA This one has an economical 4 cyhnder engine &. a 4 speed transmissio n (332RL YJ '6' YW WISlf'KALIA CAMPll 4 cyl engine. 4 speed' trans .• AM-FM radio. PoP up top, bed and new hres. (YZH8271 531M '76 TOYTOA CBJCA 6T COWi 4 cyl engine. 5 soeed tr1ns . AM·FM stereo cassette & vinyl mtenor I 780ZSO) ~11 TOYOTA PICIUP ftUCI 4 cyl engi ne. 5 speed transnilasion. a1r cond1t1on1ng and maos ( 1 F3 .. 940). A steal at only s3199 •71 TOYOTA PICIUP TIUCI 4 cyl engine. 5 speed tr1ns .. power disc brakes, AM·FM radio & mags ( 1 N"4~80). • '71 TOYOTA PICKUP TIUCI 4 cylinder engine. 5 speed t,.,.,-nillk>n •nd AM-FM radlO· with c:ntette. ( 1M53481 ). -~ . ... . . ... 4 cyl., automatic trans . pwr disc brakes air cond1t1on1ng & AM-FM radio 1265RZTJ '75 VOLVO 1641 smAH 6 cyl . auto trans.. factory air cond AM·FM stereo. pwr. st -Oise brakes-windows & leather mt L672MHXl. s3999 '71 TOYOTA COIOUA This one has 1n eoonom1cal 4 cyl engine. automatic transmission & factory ._" cond (933VRB). '1' CHIVY LUY fltCllUP 4 cyl . 1utom1t1c trans . camper shell. vinyl 1ntertor and low. low IT\•les• 12'92575) 54350 '71 HONDA ACCOltD 4 cyl. engine. 5 speed Jransm1ss1on and AM-FM stereo cassette (414ZRT) 'IO TOY OT A COIOLLA sas 4 cyl. engine. 5 speed tr1ns.. pwr ds1c brakes and AM-FM stereo. (391ZAIJ. . --.... ,_ ___ ,. ... 54999 '76 YW CAMrM IUS 4 cyt eng11;ie. 4 speed transmission. radio. sink & bed. Ready to go! (763PUUJ. 55175 '71 TOYOTA CRISstDA WAM>M 6 cyt . auto trans . factory air c:onct.. AM-FM radio. pwr steering & disc brakes and luooao• rack 1616VYYJ. 561M '1' TOYOTA CBJCA SUPllA 6 cyl • lull power me steertng, disc brakes windows. AM-FM stereo. factory air cond. cruise control I 156YGA). SJJM IRAHD HEW '79 TOYOTA LAHDCRUISER 4x4 WAGON 6 cyl 4 speed trans factory air cond pwr steermg & disc brakes. front & rear heater. tinted glass. vinyl interior and mud & snow tires '10'.32231 · .. . . Mon·Fr1 llam-tpm Sat llam·llpm Sun 10am·7pm SERVICE I '"'"·-.,A .. TMINT HOU9'1 NEWPOPl D.\T\UN 8 J3 I · : '71• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (2) ..,. .. -DleMll ... u (501RIC) •"' '77POISCH• ·924 Dynamit e low mileage coupe, 4 s peed , a ir, J t e reo. Supe r s lic k . (071JI'CP I $7'95 JIMMAllMO YOUSWA ... 11711 Beach Blvd . trum'lNGTON BEACH "19 GLC. Xlnt. Lo m i. 14z.2000 Special trim. $3500. ofr.1--------- Dat '78 280Z 2+2, xlnt IMB-0377 Gianl Indoor swap meet: l'Uld .. new tires. AM /FM Mltw•• •• t740 Vehicles, parts le a c· cass, A/C, snrf. S7'100. PP ••••••••••••••••••••••• ceuories. Sat. ni1ht Dec., 714 JS40.1948ev/wknds .78 MB 45osEL. I m · 6th,6pmtoll,,m,Orange . maculate . Br own /tan County F air grounds , lthr. Low mileage. As-Coata Mesa. 24 ht . info. lllAMDMIW ltll DATSUH UOZXCOUPE 5 speed trans.. 2·tone paint, undercoat , full moldings, pr otect ion pkg. & Them<>1uard pro· tection pkg. <2622791. $10,470 N EW PORT DAT<.UH ij lJ I , :.1. '78 Datsun 8210, u pd. mio. 67l-&C17 home or 558-7188 work. 1tlODMfSUM 5102DR. 4 speed tram.. stereo. tape, air cond .• stripes. body side moldings & low mlles. l28SZEA>. $5495 "'4EW PORT DAT\UN 8 J J ·I J '75 280Z. Priced for quick sa le All extras. am rfm rc a s s , po we r booster. A IC. snrl. rear spoiler. $4600. 968-3937 ·~ 2000 Roadster . mag whls. 2 l-Ops, very nice 12.SO(i. 213 596· 5032 '75 OalSWl 210, 4spd, runs good. S21SS. 760-0916 lB78 Datsun 810 W1n. xlnt cond Lo mi. cruis~ con· trol, AC, Sqwre Pkg I U OO 831·1661 l.978 DalSun 810 Wgn. xlnt cond AC. wire whh.. $4.700 831·1661 ------ sume lease. 640·61~9. _83_1_·5_1_16_. _____ _ '71 Mercedes 250, 4 dr Por '76 91lS, 5 apd, m ags, sedan, auto. air , 8 trk, ster/caas, sunrf, s ilver, needs tires, $3500/best imm ac .. $13 .500. PP olr. 640-6395 714 /640-1948 eves /wknds 'Ir> Turbo DIESEL JOOSD '68 PORSCHE 912 while/blue ll h r racor Beeutiful car.Sspd filter. cslm mats. 21K 15860 871·6$46 mi, 129.500 . 55?·0 165, ,71 ti ITT--731-1663 -.._ ---------• Exceptiona l ly main· '56 Mercedes 300C. com · tained, rebll eng, tAn· pletely restored , xlnl d i a I > . Re s lor e d cond in tout. New paint. (PrUtine> 7" Alloys , 5 chrome & eng. Mu1l Jee. • Pd • Y e I I o w I b I k Will trade for $12.000 (N'EAR10) Call for appt. ;; I c:_ash.cold.or silver or car. ~JUlPdll.ine Porsche,.; 673-4()(l;. 'H 156 P...U. ~ ·19 240D, xln t cond. 644.ee&6 ~. Am /Fm stereo cau. i6 912E immac cond. all ~o. $18,500. 494-2023. a m e n at i es . r a re I a • '78 3000, leather, sunroof. classic: 548·6542 immacula~e . Sl5.7so . '74 Porsche 911 Targ~. 1714J833-ll6 · fact or y air . a lloys . ·ea 280 SL: Auto, air . 2 Gemini Blue lmmac. topl. Im mac. 113.500 Of. 112.900/offer 646·0822. fer. 673"6336, 642·9666. lolh Roye• . 9j 56 . ·75 450SEL. On g. owner . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 33K m i. F l a w I ess ~l DEALER IN U.S.!:__ Silver /blk. lthr . seats ROY am 1fm 1cass. Sl7.800 CARVER • s nrf . B e c k e r ~ 646-5311or642· 7999 ROUS·ROYCE ------1MO J•m~H ' ·79 MB JOO Diesel. Silver , . ::::' ... ,,, ; snrl. cassette. new tires. perl cond. $20.900 or -CLOSED SUNDAYS -.• $2900 & assume lease. 'tn S6 MPW "Corniche" :; 832·76S7 ldr coupe, RHO. Offers ,! '74 450SE 47K m i all fl't9!I $11,000. 494·2023. : . . --. xtr u , a upe r c le a•. "11 Silver Cloud. Elegant :: Sl2.500.644-t40 While. G ood con d . :~ DtlleSale.Oneor a kind. <>wr..121.500. 640-4999 •• '19 1\lrbo Diesel 30011>. ~ 9 7 60 ~~ Station Wason. Gre y. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • blue metalUc exterior, ~ & USED · blue leather upholstery . ,....~ Private Party 631·6017 Sill CENTER l!S.<m. ·. .• ~ '73 DatsWl 1200 l owner. n ms good, S700 548·1818 '66 Mert e d ea 220SE, lm-99GL. GL E. E MS &.• TURBO fow as 1653WCL 1 : ---------eo.cie. •Ullt'OOl. Jual re · '74 Datsun B210, 4s pd, upboltaered. reblt en1. rwu good. Ori1 owner. xJnt cond. 110,500/080. Tape deck 6 apeakers. Slll·3a7. Clea n Int lu t. Sl600. 673-3380. "18 300 Dielel, ailver. blue Ult, tnrf •all xtras. mint '72 510 Great Cond. cond. forced sale . m ake $5299 • . . llACH IMPORTS ~ 848 Dove Street :• NEWPORT BEACH -! 752-0fOO .: M le he li n Rad i a Is. offer. tl0-3675. ,...,. t76J ·1 SUI00 /080. 417.2153 ... f742 •••••••••••••••••••••.•• ~ .... 9725 ......... •••••••••••••••• 1979 SUIUIU ·: 2 door . automatic air.-. radio and heater. 33,000 : m i l e s . S upe r c a r • <048XZM I ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 FfAT IJI 33,000 miles. SUf t ~ 6761"'1'•• . BRJTISH CARS lB Auto Center Dr . Irvine 830· 7300 t970W.MIOGIT ROAOSTH 55,<m original m iles. "A UttJeJewel". (536BQI) Sitts HUNT.HACH HOMO A 19232 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH '6J.ltst ·71 t'IAT. xlnt running rond. Lo mi. best offer 'i6 MG Midget. Xlnt cond. ''60 i047 days New ures. $3000 best oCr ---770-8225 aft s. $4tf5 • HUNT. HACH ! HOHDA ' l9'l32 Beach Bl vd • HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ f6l·l959 : ------~ Late ·77 4 wheel drive': wago n . wood s ides,; stereo cass. air. many , more xtras 36,000 mi.: '79 1-iat Spyder auto. ex Int MGl- rond 16.000 mi. bst ufr f744 top cond. $4200? 640·0327 : afternoon & e\•es • 968.--0749 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . '75 12i.Spyder . Sspd, mag wheels. am tf m cass. gre at cond '. $2950 640-9413 after 5. 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VISIT YOUR ORMGICOAST HONDA HEA09UAITllS TODAY!!! UNIYllSIJY SALES• SERVICE OLDSMOllU HOHDA GMCftUCIS a'IO H1r)>or Blvd. COSTA MESA 540.9640 IOHOMOI 'RADIS To choose from : Ci.-ics, Accords. wa1ons. All at aped al prices HUMT.llACH HONDA umz Beach Blvd. HlJN'l1NGTON BEACH 1977 MGI ROADS TU Custom paint work. 4 speed trans .. mag wheels & AM 1F M c a ssette . (626SPG ). SlttS MIRAQ.I MAIDA USIDCARS 10 Baker Street COSTA MESA 54S.lll4 7tM61 Dy n a m ite s p o rt s roadster, 4 speed with air. Specia l: < 1615821 $4tf5 .aMMAllHO VOUSWAa84 18711 beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 '7t~I 4 cylinder , 4 s peed . <700WQVI SIZtf ~6?~tl.t..· BRITISH CARS ti Auto Center Dr. Irvine 830·7300 9'J.ltH ~ 1---------'at MOB. 78.000 ml. needl Wanted Honda c ar work,now acl111lc,xlnt ~72. N-tOOwith blown for TettoraUon: I $1000. . ~1-8801 -,...all-.$. - UGLY BUT FAITHFUL '74GL. JOmpg + hw). : radials. am, fm cass. rns ~ great. nds body work : Sl8001bst ofr 675·9867 To,ota 9765 : . ...................... : lt71TOYOTA CBJCACOU,E S speed lrans .. 3lr t'ond. : • AM 1FM ste r eo .~. t042UCE >. : S4t95 j MllACll MAIDA \ USIDCAIS . ' 10 Baker Street • COSTA MESA ., 54S.lll4 :< ~~--~~--\ '77TOYOTA L~IOS ~ ' ChooM fr'91D 2, 5 speed \ campe r •h e ll . r e ar ~ bumper, AM /FM alereo ... etc. (71051iU1 ) <lf'lml> ~: HUMl'. llACH : HOMDA '· 19232 Beach Blvd. : HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ '6i.1t1t ! I 97J TOYOTA :: C&ICA ·! 2 door. 4 apeed. r.clk> •IRf.!t • heater . Yo-.r ._ .. t~ tra~~t_ortaU•• b'lf . ·1 • • tmlPll.ll) - ii4tl .:: . 'Tl Honda CVCC, Sspd. '73 MGB Custom BIH telCJ.llACH ·: .Uver w/black int. Must Convt. cn au. ruk, MOl•A J, • ..U.111·519aft.er7pm. amtrm, sacrifice ..,.., ~~tii8lvd. ., lOCvtt OL~S-1pd. _»_l_·IM_l______ HUN"l'DIGTOM l l:ACH ~ al00/080. .,... ,_ wut i8 9U.ltlt • c=.,.,=ss=12.=...._=..,=2=1=:J::°""==::~PUat==a~~===·=..1 llll•11w Mao-• I -·-...... -'-'---=-.... -. . . . ., " .. ,. I • • ......... . •. ,..... ......, 'rW .......... .w ......... .w ~ .... ... ....................... ········•············· ...................... ··············~········ ······················~ ...................... . ~ ........... !?!' !!!.:!£ ........ ~?' !~!./ ......... !??.~ !~!~! ....... !?!.! !:..'? .. '!.f.~ ..... !.!??! .................. !!!.~ ~.~!!'!. :..... ~.~........... • ..... ~= ........ ::.. "ll·Oelce OT ..... -'71YW.._.. "17YWIA.... "Ta VW BUI. •'-t eoact. 'TlVWSqrback. 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Clum1111 \l\•l \h• 11ule lelllla'~ Ul bffotn a& 4 tr6 ,,.., achoo& board m the 1k y :· former A .. emblyman Denn11 llaaaer1 said Thursday that &ou& school leadera must re .. tabl.WI IOdependence 11 they IM>pe ror qual.Jty educat100 llan•ers, o r Huntingto n Beach ; told a Town Hall kaacbeoa audience 10 Anaheim tbal ed~ators and parent.a have forfelled their intluence to state ~md federal olficlal1. Tnr leJCitlaton, besieffld-~· money-hungry lobbyists in a pirllJ\ha feeding freo&y .'' have ~nacted reams of re1u&atiou that have made educators' jobs next to impossible, be said. A former teacher, principal dnd ~chool board trustee, Mangers said he bas been speak· uag lo as many groups as possi- * Glitter on Main Street, USA ble since January about tbe changes be thinks are neceuary in the statewide-educJlliooaJ Watem. Mangen l<*t a re-electioll bid in November to Republican challenaer Nolan Friuelle, and he confirmed Thursday be may run for stale Superintendent ol . Public lnat.rucUoa. The post held by Wilson Riles expires in 1982, but. Mangers said he wouldn't run fof the job. Mickey and Minnie Mouse s er.ved .as official tree lighte r s this week a s Disneyland opened its 26th holiday season with ceremonies at Main Street square. Participants included Nancy Englert, Di s n eyl a nd 's 1980 ambassador , six-year -old Kenneth Egersheim, and of course Goofy and other Disney characters. Tree is 60-f oot white fir carrying 3,000 lights. Death site toured by murder jury By DAVID IU.JTZMANN oc Ille Delly l"li.t S'-ft , The ~ige. two-story house for ilale on Huntington Harbour's laahionable Gilbert Drive at- 'tracted lookers or a different ~rt Thursday. ! They were jurors in the ~ran1e County Superior Court .murder trial of Dr. Loula Alai a • \And, under the watchful eyes of ~ttomeys for both the prosecu· µon and defense, they wen! be· l'AI shown the scene of the knife EU.cits that left the defendant's ormer wife and her presumed ver dead lut J~ 13. The seven-man, five.woman •Pllll about an hour walJr· hrouth the now -deserted , on the market for an ask· _., price ol more than a half. '14lllioa doUan. I At OM point, the jvrora spread 9boto1rapba taken of the crime ~· down on the earth·tone tlll'PM ID the dlnlnf area and ltailed tblm an relaUoD to the ~W!t-. around them. ftll ,...... defaae attomey ltelt t .s. RamHy. who lltood .. Ide la a rear. patio while •llow defenae counael Ed George Jr. escorted the juron through the house where Margy Lou Alai a , 37, and Long Beach attorney Marvin Tincher, 50, were !'lain. - ··whether it helps or not, (this tour) gives the jury an accurate idea of what we're dealine with in lime and space," the silver- haired Ramse)" said. The tour of the houae wu the idea of the defense, but pros- ecutor Richard Farnell said he had no objections. "I think It's always helpful to have additional information," Farnell said. "This gives the jury an opportunity to see the layout of the house." And that's precisely what the defense wanted th$ Juron \o absorb. · Alala,. the defense baa claimed, was temporarily In- sane at the time of the 1tabbinp and was incapable or pre- meditatinl lbe 1rilly attacb on Mn. Alai• and Tincher. ' The orthopedic sm1eon, who lived with h1I third wife S..an in another Huntin1ton Beach (8ee AIAIA. Pa1e AJ) Man impaled in Huntington auto crash An Anaheim man who was im· paled in the chest by a wooden post in an accident in Hunt.incton Beach wu fiChling for his We this morning at Fountain Valley Com· munityno.pital'atraumacenter. AcCOl"dlng to Huntington Beach Fire Captain Roser Hosmer, paramedics at the scene stabilized the victim .and im· mediately transported him to the hospital with three feet of the post stickiq out of hls chest and two !eet out hi• back. The accident victim1 Jack Michael Fuhrer, 30, wu aamitt.ed in serious condition and wu UD· dercolna 1uriery today. Police accident inve1ti1ator James AuaUn aaid Fuhrer wu weatbound on Paclflc Coaat Hlchway at about a a.m . today when be loll c:aatrol of bll vehicle near the .trance to Bolla Chica State Beach. The car craeaed the cen• UDe, entered the beach area, cr..W th~ a cbalD·ll.U ud wood feace, returDed to tbe bitbway and came to rwt ., ... oa UM! centerctivtder, A•tln•aid. • if Riles seeks re·electioa. During Ilia 1peech, ilancen wa1 critical of a lack of leaclenhip from Rilea' office. But he admitted after the 1peech lhat the popular Rilea would be difficult to beat. During his speech, which might be interpreted aa his political platform on education, Mangers said educators need a strong leader who could pull together some "brilliant minds" to work out long-term funding solutions for schools. With such a base, educators could rid lbemaelves of their de· pendence on the legislature and thus free them•elves of the reatrictiooa that often come with state mcmey . Manaen said the notion lhat the stale can enact blanket reg- ulatiom for the good of all stu- dent.a has always been suspect. The answer to providing better education, he said, ls to better prepare teachers to diagnose atudenta' weaknesses and cor· rect them. "It's lbe people who make the difference," he said, scoffine at regulations which be sajd have created such oversimplified solutions as "bilinaual lunac)." Busing has been another man- dated procram which he said has been discredited by most authorities. -Hc;>spital due? Hoag plans one in Irvine Representatives of Newport Beach's Hoag Memorial Hospital are planning to build a major hospital in Irvine, hospital administrator Mike Stephens said today. Chances of rain slight Diminishing chances of showers from the first· winter storm and chilly, plunging t.em· peratures, u low as 45 degrees overnight, were forecast today with only a lOpercentlikeUhood of rainSaWntay. Spokesmen for the U.S . Weather Service in Los Anceles said, however, scattered pre· cipitation la 50 percent likely through to night in various locales. His statement was made 24 hours after UC Irvine Chan- cellor Daniel Aldrich said he in· tends to ask the University of California Regents to approve plans for an outpatient medical clinic on the Irvine campus. Stephens opposes those plans, saying they are the first r"i>"" in the development of a 200-bed in· patient hospital on campus. Such a facility, he contends, wouldn't meet Irvine's needs for a centrally located hospital <UCI is in southwest Irvine) and would siphon patients away from Hoag Hospital, Newport Beach. Aldrich confirms thal he would eventually lik~ to see the development of a major inpa- tient hospital on campus. As an alternative to that, Stephens said Hoag Hospital of- fi cials want to build a centrally located hospital in Irvine. He theorized that such a hospital would cost upwards of $40 million and could be built sometime in the mid-19806. Stephens said Hoag Hoapital has the financial resources to build the hoapital on its own, but other boapitala are being sought to join in on the project. He predicted Hoag Hospital representatives will come before the Irvine City Council next sprin& with a proposal to build a medical facility In the city. Skies will be partly cloudy through Saturday and weather and environmental authorities said today local residents can. generally be thankful the flnt storm wu fairly gentle. .. ,, .......... .._ Coniti'uct.lcm at UCI, however. Little problem with wioda or even brisk breezes at the height of Wednesday's storm which brought. 75 inches of rain to Santa Ana's Civic Center kept other pro- blems to a mini mum. Only a few scattered power out· ages were reported during the downpour, although one in Fullerton sent 3.000 workers at Hughes Aircraft Company home with a half-day holiday because they cowdn't work. Winds that blow branches or other debris into power lines or c ause lhem to swing together, creating electrical disturbances aretheusualcauseofoutages. Gently falling rain during the Wednesday night-Thursday storm also pleased U.S. Forestry Service personnel responsible for reseeding burn areas blackened by recent fires. Spokesman Brian Miller said a hand reseeding project interrupt. ed by lhe first seasonal storm will re ~ume Monday if no more wee kend showers occur, in which case work will goon Tuesday. Mud in the blackened regions prevented work crews from start- ing the job as scheduled Thurs· day. but the rainfall caused no severe erosion in the affected area .. In mountains? ~.., •• ftl Elizabeth Dole, wife of Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., and a member of Ronald Reagan's transition team, says she is s tron~ly committed to recruiting women for top· level government jobs. Mrs. Dole has frequently been mentioned for a Cabinet position. Sea Scouts to open base Grand opening ceremonies for the new Boy Scouts of America sea base facility in Newport Beach will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. The sea. base, where programs a f-e offered in rowing, canoeing and sailing, is located at 1931 W. Coast Highway. Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley and Dr. Richard Kendall, past Orange County Boy Scout Council president, will be officiating during Sunday's ceremonies. An open house will pr eced e the ceremonies, begiMing at noon. Relocate airport, NB man propos_es . . By STEVE MARBLE Ol•OMt't ........... Newport Beach resident Richard Bare eerllted up lbe ln· tereat of noise-weary John Wayne Airport ·nei1hbon Tburs- da~ evening with an announce- ment that be had a plan to re· locate the county airport. Mayor Jackie Heather and Newport Cit1 Attorney Hqb Coffin, invitea to tbe Jlartnen Commun.It)' Aaaoclatioa meetmc to detail the city'• battle plan to flcbt airDort exs=•tepped uide to let tbe movie producer aplalD plan. 1 Bare, founder of tbe new Com- mittH to Reloeate the Airport. !told the erowd of 10 1atbend ID the llariDiln Ubl'U'J that the idea came to blm' late one after. •DOOD M be WU aalJln& home from Catalina laland. "I looked up and saw all the jets flying over our marvek>ua real estate and thought 'whal about puttiq the airport up in the San Joaquin Mountains'," the Promontory Bay resident said. said- Bare, armed with mape and petitions, said be envialom plac· in1 the airport on tbe now- vacant hilly riqe overlcdinc the Irvine Cout, where a na· tional part la DrODQMd. "I realise· tbla plan l& too much ol a ahoc:k for moat people to accept but it wtl1 work," the Newport man predicted. ''The wonderful tb1q LI nobody lives out there except the blrda and heel." Bare, who qwckly filled up three paces ol hi.I petitioe with (See Al&POaT, Pa1e Al) need • be approved by the City Council, since the university is on state land and is. therefore, subject to state developmental control. However. all inpatient hospital beds mwit be licensed by state and cOWlty health authorities. Suspect held • 111 grocery store heists A paroled armed robber who law enforc ement agencies speculate may have held up as man y a s 11 Alpha Beta supermarkets this year has been arrested by Costa Mesa police. Held in Orange County Jail without bail 1s Phillip Angel Sen· teno. 32, of the Baldwin Park area. He was arrested Tuesday by Costa Mesa investigator Phil McCormick, for suspicion of tak· ing some $1 ,400 at gunpoint from the Costa Mesa Alpha Beta outlet at 241 E. 17th St. on Oct.14, Coast Weather Partly cloudy through Saturday. Continued coo&. Lows tonicht 42 at the beaches, 52 inland. Highs Saturday 90 to~- 1N81 •E TOD~ 't' II 11ou're. o /art of the Chriltmm baUft "Tlw Ntd- croc_,.,' l.4C*' U '9aw °""* opporttllfit11 lo .. ii caJollg ,,.. ~ Coaat 1'or ""°""4· ''°" °" ,,.. Md otlwr '9ofi. .. ~ ,,.,., ... Page Cl of toda11'• W•eaDr. •••• • At Y-IM"llce A• ,,_ ~ Ct ~·::.-.~ .: = .... C\: =:: Dt~ :::....-.,-M :::.:.. : (;.'.nm .... ...._ en .ii .......... --1 ......... CM .......... ~" .. .._.,..,_ ae .. ---~ W -CM ,.....,. ... , .. ca _.._ • .. H I, 't/CIN ( ,, ' ' t r I .. I I f I I ( I . ' ' • I Tra1111it driven •trike trigger• more 1110lera 'Ir:-•. Ir•• fH'tf1ttlrtl l•J..C .,, .... 9t'l'M-'--IMMPnle Iraq and Iran pounded .. ch otber'• oU, iaat&Uatioaa wtth artU,.,,. Md Jt!t au.acu today and tMit troqpa fCMllM bud to haod behlod advancloc tMb OD U.. approecMI to Ina's· southwest tu1hway town ol Suaaal•rd, war eomm~u. takl. Iraq's Soviet made Tupolev bomben raided lraa I IUlf port of 8 r :-.t.ai Shah pour, wrectiae tbe railway U.. and oU pipeliMI. ll\.w~ to Iran's official new q•cy. · flan said immedi•te measures were ordeNd to repair the dama1e m lhe tmportant commercial port wbere a JapaMN consortiwn bullt a aiant petrochemical compowad that baa beea 1 attacked frequen\ly by lraql warplane. lo the 11·weell~ld war. I ......... " ........ .-. ,, ... .., ......... , ..... WASHlNGTON CAP> -Oppoeitioo is buildiDC atainat two leading pl'08pects for Ronald. Re~an·s Cabinet, forciD1 the president-elect to consider alternativet to Alexander M. Hai& Jr as secretary of state and banker Walter B. Wriston u treasury secretary, Republican IOUttfll reported today. ' Hatg, the former NATO-commander and White House chief of staff during the final days of Richard Nixon's admlnistraUoo, was Wlder fire from some conservative Republicans for -his longtime association with former Secretuy of State HeDl'f ,K.lA· \nger, one sour.ce said. Wrist.on, chairman or Citicorp, tbe nation's second·lu1eat bank, was encountering conflict-of·intereat quesliona. Citibank, a Citicorp subaidiary, is involved with claims a1ainat Iranian as~eta ""d loan auarantees for New York City, two iuues before the 1 reasury Department. ~upervisors' panel Calls for efficiency Claiming the focus of govern- ment must be changed from ··regulation to res ults,'' the County Supervisors Association or California has called for im- plementation of a six·point Plat· form for Efficient Government. At a press conference Thl/S: day, supervisors from several California counties said a stand must be taken to insure that pro- visions of Proposition 13, the tax· cutting measure paaaed in 1978, are applied. Said San Francisco County Supervisor Quentin Kopp, ''State and federal mandates are strangling California county gov· ernment. '.'''Since the passage of Proposi· t1on 13, not one mandate on local government has been elimin,ted and still morehave1>eerrtid'cf~. ··· •"It is imperative that counties respond with a plan of action capable or turning bureaucratic funNions into direct ser vice benefits." Christmas music fest at Saddleback "A Festival of Christmas Music" will be presented by the Saddleback College Concert' Chorale Saturday and Sunday i.n the Fine Arts Theater on the main campus. The lOO·voice chorale will present performances at 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday and a performance at 3 p . m. on Sunday only. "What we need is more com· mon sense oriented to the delivery of services. not greater complexi- ty and added layers of planning,'' s aid Contra Costa County ·S upervisor Sunne Wright Mc Peak. ·'The future viability of local government demands action to reduce the wasteful spending of limited funds on paper functions which effectively syphon monies from worthy programs. •'We need to change the focus of governme.nt from regulation to results.'' Ma. McPeak helped write tbe government efficiency platform endorsed by tbe aasociation'a ex· ecutivecommittee. The association today was to conclude "Jhree•y .. .cooYentiarl .. ·neinf-held at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim. Among the tenenla of the plat· form is that local 1ovemment take steps to preserve control in the face of increuina challenges by state and federal eovern- ments. "Who can the public hold ac· countable ii u much as 80 percent of a county budaet is mandated (by state and federal eovem· menta)?" asked Roy Orr, presi· dentoftheNatiooalAaaociationof Counties. Orr is a county com· miaaioner in Dallas County, Texas. "No matter bow justified some mandates are, the cumulative ef. £ect la reduction in local autonomy and increased dependence on state and federal government." he said. Music stilled Led Zeppelin dUbanda LONDON CAP J -The rock group Led Zeppelin announced it is disbanding because of the death in September of its drummer, John Bonham. ·'We wish it to be known th•t the loss of our dear friend and tbe deep respect we have for his family, together with the sense ol UD· divided harmony felt by ourselves and our mtnaeer, have led ua to decide that we could not continue u we were '•a statement by the group said. ' Booham, a CO· founder Of the band 12 yean tlO, WU found Geed Sept. 25 at the mansion owned by the eroup's lead 1uituilt, Jimmy Page, in Windsor. 30 miles west or Loodon. The 1roup wu reeord· · ing analbumthereonthedayhedied. · The 32.year-old Bonham. affectionately niclmamecf•·Bonlo." died as a result or inhalin& vomit after drinkin1 about 40 abotl or vodka in 12houn, accordin1toacorner's inquest. The drummer was reported to have eanied almoet $10 million a year with the Led Zeppelln. The remaining members ol the band, in addiUon to Paee. are voe aliat Robert Plant and keyboard player John Paul Jones. illegal? O~v•rameat auditors in Waahiastoo are demandlnc a l>roM o1 the depmit of •1 million ia U.S. f\IMla into the personal accowat of Cambodian leader Loa Nol, DOW a FWJerton real· dell\. Tbe report doea not mention the former Cambodian chief of state by name, but he hu ack:nowledted he •• the oflicial who haa been cited. The report ilNed Thursday In Wuhtncton on handllna of federal timda overseen by the General Accountlnc Office mata reference to the Cambo· ~ian chief of state as the reclp· 1ent. -"Treasury and State officials have not fully lnveat11ated th1a matter, but certain facts do point to such funds havln1 been ille&ally tranaferTed," the GAO report states. Accordin& to the report, the money came from a fund set up to help Cambodia pay for tm· ported goods and services dur· mg the war. It say1 that $200.000 was transferred to the Cambo- dian 's a ccount and another $800,000 is being held in a frozen U.S. bank account. Cont~cted at his home, I.on Nol said he fell he was entitled to the money. "To his thinking. he 1s sup posed to receive all of it. He was dependent on that money to come out here," said Rith Nol. who translated for his father. He said he was un14ware of any illegality in his rcre1ving the money. Rith Nol said that "it is hke everything you own is an one · state and you "re coming out on a mission and the govern· ment gives you so much money, you don 't bring anything with you." f 'rf'"' Pag~ I I AIRPORT •.. signatures, s ugges t e d the airport could be located just north of lhe proposed San Joa- quin transportation corridor south of Corona del Mar and would be outside the suggested nation~ park boundary. ''I showed this to Rile y (Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley) and he said he'd do a feasibility study but nothine's happened," Bare said. "I aueH I just got the old bureaucratic bocua pocus." He said be hadn't discussed his notion with the Irvine Com· pany, owners of the coastal re- gion, but suggested "they shouldn't mind too much since they're giving it away for park land anyway." Walt Gillfillan. Newport's airport cansultant, said the most obvious difficulty with the plan is that incoming commercial jets might interfere with planes heading toward nearby El Toro Air Station. GillflUan, instrumental in the Southern California Association of Governments CSCAG) study to locate new potential airport sites, said the San Joaquin mountains site was likely not considered in that study because of the air traffic conflict. But Bare, encouraged by the signatures, vowed to push on with his plan and said his next stop will be a meeting with SCAG leaders. Sinatra new ambassador? ROME (AP.> -The newspaper of Italy's CommWlist Party said today that the most talked·about name for the next Americ;an ambassador to Italy was Frank Sinatra. Quoting "reports circulating in the State Department" in Washington, the communist oewap•per L 'Uni ta said in a front·p•ge story th at the appointmentofthesinger "would create surpri$e and curiosity ... Sinatraisofllalianorigin. In a dispatc h from its Washington correspondent, the newspaper also mentioned two other leading candidates - Henry Salvatore, a California bualneasman ·and a membet or Pre1ident-elect Ronald Reagan's inner circle, and Frank Stella. a -ChicagoinduatriaUat. ThotNSf. Haley ... ..- Robert N. Weed """'*"' M. Thomes K•vll ...... . 1 ThOmas A. Murphlne ._..... ..... Charles H. Loos Mlltt"" ~ ..... 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ C•••'''"' "" ore111t c .. " ~111 .. l"t Cel'llNll.,, No "-'" .... , nt11•et•ltll1, .. tOfl.111 1N1n.r ., ....,. .......... -.111 """' ... re•r•••<•• wlllle•I ne(le l ........ ~...,. .-.. TELEPHONE Altde ........ nta; (714) 142-4121 CIHelfted Adv ..... : 142-1171 OF,tCH Cel4• MeM!°l9w.tt ~ ..... l..-e IMdl: ttl7 Me. C.UI .. ..,._, H""'llltllM 9Mcfl: 1117S liNcll ~Yenl ' A,iimal Sania show at GWC A holiday puppet show entitled "Who Could Be the Santa Clam of. ttt~ Animals?'' will be preaenCed Saturday at Golden Weat Collete in Huntin1ton Beach. The 1how will feature 30 puppets. Showa are slated fOl" 1 and I p.m. iD Forum 2. . Tien.., at Sl each, m~ be purchased at tbe colle1e boobton or at Che door. -·----·-·- Swap meet revised pact set Or<tnRt> Count) fair Board mcm~r~ will tr) again S<tturday to push through a contract offer- ing tht lu<'r<t tav e fairgrounds swap meet11pcra11on to a Newport Bl'at'.h t·ompany fo r 12 more year Bob Se<~l. <·ha1rman of the board's Swap Meet Committee. callt?d the spN·1al session for 1 p m at the boarri's headquarters, 88 Fa ir Drive in Costa Mesa, after a similar effort failed Tuesday night for lack of a board quorum. Board President Kenneth Johnson swd he expects the COO· tract. negotiated by the commit- tee with Tel· Phil owner s, to be ap. proved. A similar contra ct was okayed by the board earlier this month but revisions suggested by state offi cials in Sacra mento require approval of a formal resolution and some contract changes, ac· cording to board Vice President Burr W11l1arn:. Tel-Phil's <·urrent 10 year con· tract leasing some 29 ac:res of fair- ground parking lot for weekend swa p meets act ually expires in 1982. But. board members note, that lease carries a JO-year renewable option. tying up the meet through 1982. Fair dired ors are pushing for an early contract renewal, they say, to raise the board's income from the swap meet operation - now 25 percent of parking and stall rental fees and a portion of food and beverage sales. The directors also pushed re- new al negotiations to release some seven acres of land included in the s wap meet lea se but scheduled for hotel construction at the comer of Fair Drive and Newport Boulevard. BEAi THE CLOCK 1·,.... Pa9• Al ALAIA ••• neighborhood, had cone to the Gilbert Drive home to pick up his two children for the Father's Day weekend, According to the te1timony of the children, •ged 9 and n. their father became involved in an argument with their mother when he entered the home. They said he ran to a kitchen knife· rack and then plunged a blllde into hls former wife's abdomen as she attempted to call the police. T incher was attacked in an ad· joining room. Ramsey s aid the distance between the knife rack and the telephone was only about a step, showing that the physici•n 's violent actions were spon· taneous. After the jurors had complet· ed their tour and departed on a county bus, Ramsey aad Geor1e conferred inside the house. George said he believed the jurors were "interested and at- tentive." Alaia, in custody at Orange County Jail. did not accompany the jury to the house because it would hav e be e n "too traumatic," the defense at- torneys said. Testimony in the tnal resumes Monday. It is expected Susan Alaia, the defendant's third wife, wilt testify Monday or Tuesday and that the physician will take the witness stand ·perhaps Wednesday. Mao'8 widow talks PEKING (AP) -Jian Qing, Mao Tae·tung's widow and leade~ of China's Gang of Four. testified today she approved ''small·scale" denunciations of President Liu Shaoqi. who died in disgrace in prison during the Cultural Revolution, the official Xinhua news agency said. DoCtOr convicted in fraud • Haatialtma 8"eb pe1cblatrt8t Louis Glatdl Jr. wu coavlded ~ Medi-Cal fraud Thursday in wbat the Pl'Olee\llor said was a "clear-cut andtimple cue.•' Glatcb, wbo wu not PNMDt when the Yel"Cticll by u Oraqe County Superior Court Jury were read late 'huulday, wu convict· edon llcountaoffilln1faJaeM8di· Cal claims and one count o( 1rand theft. A previous trial on the ume cbar1es had ended in a jur)' 'deadlockttut AMgust. Juctse Oretta Seara, a.ncerect that court penonnel coWd not reach Glatch, ordered him to ap. pear this mornlna in her courtroom or she would increase bia $5,000 bail to $100,000 and iasue a bench warrant for his arrest. • "J 1ave Dr. Glatch an brder to come here," .the judge fumed •l defense attorney David Brickner whom she said she did not hold responsible for the missine de· rend ant. She said Glatch was to be on lS·minutescaU. Glatch did appear at a brief court hearina thia momina and told Judie Seara he failed to re· ceive any court calla ThUnday. Judge Sean voided the bench warrant she had thr.eatened to issue and ordered hidl to be present for sentencing JH. 30. State Deputy Attorney General Frederick Miller, who prosecuted the cue, said he wH especially pleased with the verdicts because Glatch's first trial had ended in a mistrial. "We were able to take advan- tage of knowing things that troubled jurors the first time " Miller said. "We were able io meet and.r~move doubts a couple of jurorshadthefirattime." During Glatch 's first trial, the jury deliberated three days before announcing it was <'eadlocked9-3in favor of guilt. The jury Thursday took. onl) about three hours to reach a verdict. Major banks IUke rate NEW YORK <AP> - Major banb, acting jut one day after the Federm Reserve qaln raiMCI tbe discount rate, today in· creased their prime lend· ing rates by one·haU percentage point to 19 per· cent. Citibank took t.he lead in raising the rate to the highest point it has reached since April. The pr i me rate, which is charged by banks on loans to their most credit· worthy corporate cuatomera, is n~aring the record 2IO percent level set this aprina. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. )oined in the in· creue, the second of the week for ma.Joi banks. The Federal Reserve, which beUeve1 it might ti&htea credit to bring in· nauon under control, on Thursday raised the dis· count rate -the rate it charges on loans to banks -from 12 percent to 13 per- cent. There's always a general urgency about getting carpeting installed. but most customers will allot a reasonable amount of time. However. when there is a rush. we can accommodate those requiring irrqnediate service . without sacrificing Alden 's rigid standards of competency. Unless there is a problem obtaining a specific color or pattern. you can count on fast service from Alden ·s and we maintain a large inventory to facilitate deliveries. DEN'S ' • f 4}, : iiisiailation: ·cu•tom drapsri•• linoleum • v-JOOCI floor 1663 PlACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIP. 91617 • ,HONE 6.46·.4131 -~4'·13$$ • •• But lor.,la1Jt? , Lighted sign on the upcoast a~p.roach to Ne wport· Bay Bridge on Pac1f1c Coast Highway usually lights up during conges~: ed periods to warn, .. Prepare to Stop. But Wednf'sday afternoon, 1t was just .. Pl'epare " --you fi 11 in the blank: For Christmas shopping, for rain. or to m eet your Maker ... Access issue Arrests annolDICed lwlding up in bank robberies subdivision By JOHN NEEDHAM Ofllleo.ltr~SUH The San Clemente City Coun- ei I delayed a decision on a ~ub­ division on the former Nixon estate pending resolution of ac· cess to the beach on the 20.9- acr e parcel. Council m e mbe rs want the new property owners to provide an "irrevocable offer" to ded· icate a 15·foot wide access strip to the city. The 1,80().fool·long (fedestrian access would run along the Orange and San Diego County line along the southern most por· lion or the parcel Colton Point Associates, which 1s seeking city a pproval to subdivide the land into 16 lots, s aid it would be wHling to grant the easem ent but with condi· lions. Cotton Point ~s sociates ' representatives said the firm would grant the access if the c.i· t y at the time the easement 1s needed would build a wa ll along the entire west line of the access strip at its own expens e. Cotton Point partner George Argyros also said the city would have to hold the developer free of any liability arising from the construction or maintenance of the easement. In· addition, the Cotton Point offe r would expire in the year 2024 if the city had not executed its right to the easement. But council me mbers were ~e· Juctant to accept the offer WI~ the strings attached. The council directed acting City Attorney Roger Grable to look into the city 's legal position in de'!>~· ding t.he easement as a cond1t1on of subdivision approval. Suspects in eight bank rob beries in the southern part of Orange County have been ar· rested. according to a Sheriff's spokesman. Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart s<11d OCC slates planetarium presentation Orange Coas t Co llege 's planetarium is offering 1Ls f~fth annual Christmas.-presentation this month on Wednesday a nd Friday evenings. Tilled "T h e Star of Bethlehem." the show examines the existence of t he "star of the Magi" as recorded in the Gos!)E!I of St. Matthew. The presentation includes con· clusions by astronomers who have tried to explain the star's phenomenon and will re-create the heavens as they appeared rm the f i r s t C hr i s tma ~. a s pokesman said. Shows are scheduled at 8 30 p.m .fromDec.5·Dec.19. Youth shelter gets support San Clemente City CouM 1I members have approved the l!X penditure of $2,800 to s upport tht: Laguna Beach Youth She lte r The shelter serves youngsters throughout the be a c h ('Om · munities. Services penJing for Mr. Gettemy · Memorial services were pend· ing today for pioneer Orange County newspaperman Robert 0 M. "Bob" Gettemy. who cov· ered some of the region's most celebrated events in a career dating back more than 30 years. He died at his home Wednesday. The retired staff writer for the Los Angeles Times and former Santa Ana Register reporter was 69 and suffer ed an apparent heart attack at his residence in Santa Ana. Cremation a nd scattering of his remains at sea will be under direction of the Neptune Society. Plans for a me morial service were being made today by his • wife Lo\lise. "He was one of the funniest guys J 've ever known and also one of the best card players and pool shooters," says his longtime anociate, Times Assis· tant City F.c:Utor Don Smith. "He was a real tough, hard newsman and a hell of a guy," SmithaddC, Bom--ur' lft!atrice, Neb., Get-t em y began learning the newspaper business a fter 1raduating from high school ·in 1929, ac~rdin1 to hl1 widow, who married him not long al· t9rwanl.. · He worked for a short time u manapna editor or the Pampa. TnH, Daily News and then moved co Oran1e County in UNI, where he JOlned the Re1later ltaf'f. t The Times offerc•d him a Job and in 1953 he luunched the Los Angeles newspa,per's O ran~e County bureau in a cubbyhl>le on Santa Ana's Main Street. Following a period of thre.e years with the news paper s Metro Staff in Los Angeles, he returned to covering Orange County in 1956 and in 1963 was assigned to covering the county courts beat. Mr. Gettemy retired in 1975 a nd kept in· touch wit~ col- leagues in the ne~s b!Js1ness, worked part·time m the p~b.hc relation s fi eld for public ist George Colouris and dh:l con· slderable fishing. He wa s kn o wn among courthouse press colleague~ .rot his passion for compet1t1ve games such as hearts, checkers. pool and dominbes when t~~re was time from the compet1llve business of gathe ring ne ws . His b yline appeare d ov.er stories on most of the county's most sensational criminal cases over the ye ars and ·he was known for his pers istence in dig- gln1 . out accurate, d~tailed in· formation. • Survivors in,. addition to Mrs. Gettemy include a d aughter, Mrs. Susan Brown, of Albany, CaUf.; a brother, Glen Gettemy, of Oxnard; two sisters, Mrs. lta Lawlor. of Oxnard and Irma Arnold. ol Beatrice, Neb., and two 1rudcbUdreo. f1 ve SUSJ)('t·ts have been booked into Orange County J ail on sus: p1cion of armed robber y in con- nel·t1011 with the string of rob- beries this fall 111 Mission VieJO and San Juan Ca pistrano ln custody arf' -Henry Martinez. 31, and M 1l'ha<'l Durbin, 31, both of 1.-os A n gclc~. who 1nve!>t1 g ators b e lieve a r e re5pons 1ble for holdups at the Bank of Ame1wu in M is~ion V 1<.>jo on Sept. 5 and "icpt J!I and Oowney Savings a nd Lu1111 Assodatio11 in Mission V1 CJO on 0<'t 24. -Jimmy G. Hall, 30, of El Toro, who is alleged to have robbed fciur Mission Viejo lend· m g institutions · Sccun ly Pacific National Bank '>n Oct. 30, Coast Federal Savings and Loan As- sociation on Nov. 12, Pacifi c City Bank on Nov. IJ a nd Downey F'ederal Savings and Loan on ~ov 11 -Karen J . Mapes, 27. and htr ~i ster Donna L Waddell , 33. both of Las Vegas, who were ar- re sted in connection with the robbery of the California First lla nk of SAn J uan Capistrano on Nov I:.! The s isters were arrestl'<l on t he I.lay of the robbery and $52.000 taken from the bank was r(>C'Overed. Hart said a total of ahout SS,000 taken in all of the ot her robberies has not been re- 1·n ver NI. I-l e s aid M:Jrtinez and Durbin werC' arn·stl'd in November in Long Beach by the Fede ral llurNtu of Investigation. And Hall was arres ted last week m Co!>ta Mesa by the city Police De par1 ment. Flames gut Santa Ana antique house /\ l:tndm a rk wooden hnuse lJutlt in Santa /\na a <;entury ago to re:o;l:'mblc a (:erman rastle h:.is ~en destroyed by " fire, and arson 1s 'iUs pcctcd. The rwo story house a t 902 Grand Ave. wa ~ known a s Re uter Castle. na med after bui l<ler /\ugus t Hcutcr . But the housc had been vacant for severa l years and often was a· target for vandals and other firebugs, said Wayne Moore. arson inspe(·tor for the Santa Ana fo'irt' Department. ''This is not the first lime we've had a fire there, .. he said. There have been at least two other times. The house has been a haven for transients and we've caught juveniles in there, too." The fire Wednes day gutted the building. Moore said the s econd story was engulfed m fl ame at 7 p .m ., when firef ighte rs fi rst re ached the scene . He said no estimate of damage has been re· leased until the building owner, Lee Falco Jr., is reached at his home in Northern California. Moore said he has no suspects in the fire. which was st arted on the first noor but qukkly spread to the second.level. · Firefighters ha.d the blue un- der control In about 20 minutes, tre said. Falco and other enthusiasts In local history had considered se v·eral uses for lhe building, in· eluding moving it lo another site and renovating it for a restaurant. But the high cost of 11uch changes had prevented any ac· tivlties. , • ProPosU soJicited Head Start seeks new leader By GLENN SC01T °'"" Qelly --..... ...... A federal agency is seeking proposals from local non.profit groups that want to take over adJD inlstration of the Head Start preschool program in . Orange · County. . . Gloria Molina, a director m t h e San• F ranc isco r egiona l headquarters of the federal De partme nt of He alth and Human Services. s aid $1.9 Planners eye plaza addition A 15 story ac.ld1t1on to CQSta :\1esa 'i. Sout h Coast Plaza will be d iscussed Mc>nday ni g h t by l'lann1ng Comm1ss1on me mbers after a review of tht• Scgerstrom family proJA>SCll. 1'hl' addit10n . conta1111 ng a !hrct-·story Broadway depart ment st.ore and 12 stor ies of of lit'es, would extend f ast from tbe curre nt plaza st ru<'t ure ncu the c<irousel. A plannin g Je p art ment spokesman ::.aid the stru<'l\irt: will require an amendm<'n t to the plaza master plan , n·qwrin~ a policy def'1s1orl rc~ard1ng de s1 rabihty of the 111l·rea~1·d com- mercial art1v1t} m the rapidly g rowing north M 1:sa area orr Hns tol Stre'et If approvt:d. the 1ac1hty "ould add some 400,000 ~quarc fet>t f)f floo r ~pace t•> lilt: plaza and would nff(•r a pNfl •s!ridn bridge arross Bnstol Street to the Town Center t·om11ll'rnJI a nd office area The pf'Ql>O~al 1nC'ludes plans for subterranean parking and tor smaller shops 1n tht' depart 111en1 store area, a planning de· partme11t offi cial said . Agency O .Ks parking structure Plans for a thrce-ll:'vel pc.rking s l r u c· t u r c ... c> r v 1 n g P a c 1 f 1 <" Federal Sa vings h<'.1d<1uartt-r'> complex under ('011i.truct111n in downtown Costa .\1csa were ap proved by lhe city'~ Redevelop "' ent Agency Agencv m em bers, .:11 ·o mem ber s of the Caty Co un<.·11. a uthorized master plan d1a11ges prev ious ly approved by the Planning Commission The parking fac ility, on J(inal ly proposed for a second phase of headquarters facility develop. m e nt, inc ludes a t op ·l('vel heliport The $10 mtllton headquarters project is expected lo be <'Om· p letcd in e arly 1982 o n the former McNally High School site at the corne r of 19th Street and Newport Boulevard N BAY ST. million is expected to be ava1la · ble for the program io Orange County next fiscal year. Thti Community De velopment Council in Santa Ana has been 10 c harge or the federally.funded program for more than a dee · ade but it has d ropped its stat~s as coordinator effective next July. The cow1cil is a parent or· ganizallon which tries to pro· "illf>d Portuguese Prune \1 tn1:-t er F ran t•1s to Sa Ca rnt'iro, 16 wa · kill<'d 1n a ash ot ligltl pla ne shortly aft('r t akt'OI I Thursduy 5niemhers appointed to housing unit C'ost a Mesa City Council hi:I~ app'>inled five new member~ \CJ its citizens Hous ing and Com munity f>~velopmen t Curn m1tlee and reappointed two ot hers Re:ipµomted "'ere Franr1., t\11 ctrecn and Tom Schworer Appointed as a r egular L'Om · mittee member was former rnm m1ttee alternate J(Jme~ \:;rn de rw alle Other new mem~rs are l<tta Quick llalter. John Kinc·a 1d. Chnstrne Ma rriner and /\nne ~t ane Shereshevs k y Th<:> c·Qmm1W.•c l'omposl'd of n 1 11 t· p u b I 1 t m e m be r ' <i n 11 reprt'sentat1\ PS I rum ell) a1 t'll 1·1es, rev1<:>W!> anrl eoord1nJI''" r11mm un1ty housing OE'l!<ls Thi:' 'olunteer ~n>up rr1·0111 mends to the Cit) Cou11nl hu~ som<.' Sl m!llinn 111 fcclt·ra l llou~ 1ni; and Community Ot•vclop ment ~rant funds should he s pent ea!'h year. Costa Mes a ha s rl'r e1ved about S5 m1ll1M 1n H\D gr<ints ov<:>r the pabl !>even years • X LOT t ' LLOYDS NURSEli~ . rluce self-supporting non-profit groups. Jn this case, it haa spawned Orange County Head Start. which has run the pro- gram for the last eight yean. said Marco Pen a, local Head Start director. Pena said during a news con· ference Thursday that his or· 1 ganiu.1tion intends to assume the so·called "grantee" status -tbe title formerly held by the panmt Community Development Coun-I cil. t But Ms. Molina said whenever I the grantee is changed, federal regulations require that other non-profit or gan izations are ' given equal opportunity to take over coordination of the pro. gram . Sh'e sa id a s pecial session will be he ld in J a nuary whe r e feder al lfead Start officials will cxpla111 the procedures for ap· plying for the grant. Her. depart- m ent always is looking for g roups who are interest~ in pr''' 1dtn~ 1nnon1t1ve services. l'h<' addt.'<i , Gr ant appltcat1ons can be ob· I tc:11nt tl frorn the departmt!nt's l Offit t· of llurnun De velopment ~ S<:>r ' 1(·es. Koo m 457. 50 United ~ Nat1<H'\~ ~a1.a. San Francisco, ! ~I~ • On the cnvt·lope, applicants ; slt<Ju/d w ri t e "Attention : f Orange County KF"G P ." · Tht-l'urrcnt Jlcad Start pro. s•ram -.11rvc•s 887 children in · Ore:ingt· Courity <Jl 20 locations. ,: Y. ho1.·,·er h c hose n to take r1vl'r thr prc~th<>OI pr ogram for ur11lerpnvtle~ed youngsters ~an t•'q ktl a d1ff1(·ult time meeting: the 1·ommun1ty '~ needs. PenF said the· federal a llocation f~ Ornnge County hasn 't been e nrJU gh to !>ervc children on 11,,J1 11ngltst5 .t. .. , lhank we eould just abou.~· llnubll· th<:> program in Santa t\na 1tM•lf, · he observed . llut allot·a ttons probably won '~ , ti J n~e for Oran ge County Ot'XI \t-ar Ill s pite Of the large irl· t lu~ •if nt·1·lly C"hildren e~terin~ the rounty. Ms )tol1na said. ;, Office ~ear taken fro~ ln·ine firm .• . \ IJuri:l<ll' !>tl1;.1shed his way Ur 111 Jll In inc glass and mirror . firm . looting the office of about .2.200m •'tllllPmcnt. police said. s l' l' r t' 1 J 1 ~ B r e n d a Lee \\ 1111cl~1111 d1 ... 1'•J\'C•rt>c1 the s hat· 11·n·d lrn111 11o intl1111o a t Marina 1;1:,,~ ,tnd \l1rr11r. 1582 Brown - lll,I.!. wh1•n 'he• :11 r1 \ed to open up rhP plan! <11111·11 Sta11 \'an llorn said the. 11Hn1th•r mad1' off with two IBM :-;1•11·1 trn t.\ pt " nlPrs, the .office ; 1111 • rov.,l\C (Ht•n and a big or· 11 a nit•ntal (J~hr ray • 111• <.:1111 ::in 1•xt rcmely largef • h<·.n' rrwt:.il obJt•<·I would have })l'Cn · rL'<)u1rcd to smash out the ht·<H'Y ,afro· glu~s the glass l'0111 p;.111~ h ad inst alled in 1t~ • front ___.,. • ,,_. .-----~ # • _. -....... -----........ --- --:------· ........... -.. fl • . • • • ! ' , , . . I ,. ... ...... .,. • ... t I - •. ... H I F , NATION /WORLD ~ Tl~* Jobless-down; • pnces up H•rplala• ·l.a@urums on the road r,. L4GUNi\ TllAl"EUN' -.w: 'l'he t.rouW. wltb tM 1 'lruddadcl)' of .•U La~W\& S.ech art eatubit.a '' that lbe peop" v.ho r un 1t u4: rtaUc. Tbey can't 1tand to be in Jt ooe platt wo loote Th~)' k~1> w•OtJl'\1 to ahutne Off ~ mewtwre ' 11WI 1how, uf courati 111 ttu1 tamed l.•.iW\a Beach I• reattvai ol Art.I and PilHOt ol lh.l Masters. So, U\ thi1 ex- I lrav-.aoa.a. lh4')' put oo Uvln& p1cture1 every summer de-~maadioi \Jlal mode atllOd 1llll as ton~. Tbtin they talk ~ havtq the •how ILSelS move. Thi.J u what makes thtt l.a¥WU• paaeant so Wliq'6e tn ' he entertain ment field Most places. thu people on staae mo\ l' and the i.ta"I! i.tay11 where 1t 11>, • < A fTl:lt Tll£ f'F. 'Tl Y AL huffles o!C to a new loca- llon 1t ' reall) tntt·r('!ltln~ to note what happens to the I )>hke \hey ldt 1" The ill~• oJ the h vm~ pwturc~ st1trted baclc there 1n the 1 \9305 on a little i.td~ ~treet to Pal 1hc Coast Highway called El Paseo b T1nng of thl:, lou1lt , the fest1 v1tl people tn ed a Heisler · ••Porn\ site but suon were ready to pack wigs and gold body " lpaTot ooce agc.111 ~ b .. • Next, the l'~estival irnd Pageant moved to a location at the ·end of F'ore'>t Avenue downtown, where 1t curved o(f ll•towa rd Laguna Canyon Road The• state for li ving pictures b·• ,., MJI ------....- "Okay. everybody grab a chair We're moving agoan." :trl { . ·11 .d m~as set up near the street, acing the s loping h1 s1 e, 111,vhicb made a natural location for bleache rs upon which lo uview the living models as they stood still in frames to de· 1i.e;ct great master works of art. .~1 STILL LATER IN the 1940s, the Festival turned on its 1 traveling music again, landing just down the str~t at the 0current location in the city-owned Irvine park and bowl. ., And what happened to all the former sites ? Well, El Paseo became a dead·end street . Heisler ~,.Park became a rtower bed. And the old site at the end of ;:Forest Avenue suffered the worst rate or alf. becoming the llJite of City Hall, for goodness sake. 1·: Now, apparently. the Festival people are getting itchy feet again. After all, they've only stuck around the Irvine -tk>wl location for 40 years. And the lease expires in 1990. 1"6o it's nervous time. Maybe better to start packing the ···greasepaint 1! THUS THERE HAV E been all kinds of recent rumbles that the F't:i;tival might move out onto Irvine property or Ol'Cupy some acreage in Laguna Canyon at Sycamore 'lats. Who knows'! If that l''estlval leaves its present amphitheater wever, Lagunans won't really have to fear for loss or a ·storical landmark in the v1clruty. The dty's sewer plant is still nearby. Numerous urists over th e years. arriving near the Festival grounm, bruptly suffered watering eyes -sniffing the ozone, one ill ask in trembling voice, "What in the world is THAT?" That, friend tourist, 1s just what you thought it was . AND DON'T FORGET that cute Little old-fashioned iniature lighthouse that is on the side of the hill just bove the road It's often been admired by Laguna vis· ors. It's part of the sewer plant venting system. You a lways get the artistic touch in Laguna. WASHINGTON (AP> -Tbe natloa'a "nemplo1meat rate dlpped a notch to 7.5 percen& ln November wblle wboleaale price• n»e 0.1 percent, down from October'• 0.1 percent lncreMe, the 1ovemment •aid todey. Oeapite tbe overall, alower rate of lnrJatlon 1 laat month, aasoliae price. lncr .. Md for tbe flrat Ume in alx months and food p1"icea -c ontinued their subalantial climb, the Labor Department aaid. Laal month'• price increue Man seized in slaying of·coed WELDON, N .C. (AP) -Ooeof t hree cheerleader s abducted f r om t-be No rth Carolina Wt>sleyan CoUe1e campus wu found in a watery grave Thurs- day, her head crushed by a heavy blow and her feet 1'mplanted in a cinder block. Two other cheerleaders kid· napped with he( Wednesday njtht escaped from their captor after hitting him on the head wilh a lire tool, then led officers to the aban· doned rock quarry wherl' their <"O mpan1on's nude body wu ro und. KERMIT SMITH, 23, or Roanoke Rap1<hi was arrested at the pit by Halifax County Sherirr Wi lliam C . Bailey. S mith, charged with rape, robbery and rnurcier ~was scheduled lo appear in Halifax County District Cowt today. Bailey said the body of Whelette Collins, 20, of Rocky Nlount wu recovered from. the pond by a rescue squad. She and the o ther two cheerleaders, Yolanda M. Woods of Baltimore. Md., and Dawn Lavelle Killen of Somerdale, N .J .. both 19. were abducted Wednesday night as they re· turned to their dormitory after a junior varsity basketbaJl game at the Rocky Mount college, Bailey said. MI~ WOODS and Miss Killen told office~ they were forced at gunpoint into the trunk of a car. They said Miss Collins was plattd in the front seat of the c ar with their abductor. Alter arriving at the quarry, Miss Woods said the trunk lid was raised bri >..and slammed shut. Whileth waitedinthetrunk,lhe che den hid a tire tool in a blanket they found in the com- partmeot. Later, the gunman returned and ordered them out of the trunk. The women took the blanket - and thetiretool-withthem. THE MAN TOLD them, "I want one of you to come with me," Mw Woods said. "I knew he meant m e, and I hit him" with the tire tool. 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The jobleu rate ha• remained Jairly ltatie llaff.May, when the recMllGD caUHd it to IOU' to 7.1 percent. California 'a November unemployment rate stood at 7 .4 percent, up from 7.2 percmt ln October. Labor Department economista attributed lut month'• slower price rise entirely to automobUea and trucu. "There's still a lot of inflationary preaaure," said Cral1 ~ell. "The price1 of Intermediate cooda such aa 1teel, cbemicall and plutica are ............ Fall«m ro•radn N~s of the Maryknoll Catholic Order pray over the boches of four co-workers . -three nuns and a social worker -who were shot to death in El Salvador. Authorities blamed right-wing terrorists. , at-e.asz for ~s.~. izod ~ rt1lDf aiMfthf1 iaworrtaome." The coa of thOle produda will increase prices of finished wholeaale coocll, and th .. , lD t\arn , will be paued on eventually to consumers, he noted. The Lebor Department's Producer Price Index measures three levels: finished .ioods, Intermediate items and raw matertall. The department's Producer Price lnde1, before seasonal adjustment, Jtood at 253.2 last mo nth. Anti-bus bill veto announced · WASHJNGTON' CA P> -In • final battle w1\h CongreH, Prefll· dent C•rter lit vetoin1 lea••h•Uon he uya would undermine the powen ol the presidency by bar rlnl( the government f mm MMJk In< ('f)W'\-(;r~red bu"lnJC IJ1 ~ •~«re a ate 11chool11 With thfl litme duC'k &tf.lll'lf'l 1,f C:on1re1111 in 1th IHI hour11, ""'''" c ttnl(rt 11"1onal lr;arJt r 11 •uy c;arter'11 pllflttmn rnJty vr,.-vall at lea11t until Jtepuhll1 r.n H.1.tf11tlrl Heal(an lakP.11 11rtH·• unrl th,. mur• f'OnAerv11U vP. :nth Con11,rf''"' ',,,, vene~ ~ m1mlh Ga rl~r t oltl 1·11n v,r •1t111•1n:.I lf!ade"' littf' TI11Jrr.1l;,y hr.''"''" v~J the •9 I t11lllon i.m m 1J1riat111n t111l "on t & 1 n in g th,. ll rel r I> u .. 1 n ii, amendm.mt 'y,,, any r•r1:1u1lf!nt tl1 "', "'r11 lh1~ J.lt~~t w11uM ~<:rm1t ;, 1f!r lou11 «:nr·ro1u·hm~11t ''° th .. pow t:Ml r1' thill r1ff11:1•1" C.:itrtJ:T n 1d ··1 have a r~p<Jn11brllty t11 ~ m y 1ucce11w r 11 11nt1 to the American people not lo permit t~a t enc r oachment to take place ." thz. classic knit,czasy cam p:>ly/cotton bl<m:i in o rain bcw of colors. siZ<Z.S 6-20. @J~o~@J~~ 44 Muhion Island• Newport Beach•1 J4164<·5010 JOOJ ~stwood Blud.·~stwood Vi.llage·2l31479-7727 Public Announcement On Nov. 6th, 1980 Raciti Jewelry Company· Announced .Giving Away $100 ,000 In Discounts On All In Store Items. To Date, There Have Been $90,966 In Discounts Given. ,, ~.;:;~~~~-=!/ . Olaf '*' 774' . ·----------.-..--__ .._ __ _..._ ----------_...,_ ---.. ---·-- • ' .............. _ CALIFORNIA Rabid do-. plague border CALEXICO tAP) 'l'ht a11wvtry ot a third rabid do& alon1 the lnttrn1tl0taal . border . h-•. 'he1&hltned \hf' Hrc·h hu other dlaeptd anlmala.iP Imperial eoqiaty where a ( ) II• month qu.,antlne Is , .... •Tr In tiffect ·'•••r. lmpcirlll 'ouhty health official• said ab m o I' t' t• h l I d r t..n h a v t1 .,.&Un anti r•bltt tr~a\ m~111t aft er l'Omin& in contact Wtth a rabid pu''~) ,...,.,., ..... , ... ,.,., LOS ANG ELES <AP) Some l ,700flitht&Uen· danu tn.K'k 'ootjoental A1rlloea thu mornlDa after IHt mlout rootnl'\ lalkl f11&ed, but a Coatinen\al spolrHmat1 31&ld at '"Ht ~ percent ol lhe carrier'• o~rall006 would ront1nue tuiint 1upervlaory perion· otl as attmdan~ The employee struck lhe Loa Anaeles·baaed airline al \2 01 a m th~ deadbnelhe Uruooof Fll&ht A tlendants had s.-1 f .-.;(' plaH• •ajfJr 11ltakftffl L • ANG~LES t AP> In a major shakeup, t: ·c Pre:.1dent Jame.!> H Zumberge has announced that lhr~ of the un1 ver:.1ty 's most powerful vice pres1den~ ..-. ill be replac~ as part of a restructur· mg of \ht:> central adm1n1strauon designed to make lhe un1ver:,1t.) more effu:1ent. ('al f ',.d ltikr• •arfgagr ""' LOS ANGELES <A Pl California Federal Savings & Loan has raised its home mortgage rate to 16 percent from 15 percent in a move expected to generate similar hikes throughout the lending industry. . Cal f'ed. the nation ·s largest thrift lender with $6.3 b1Jhon an assets, t iled tightening money m a rket conditions 1n announcing the increase Wednesday. Cal f<'ed had posted the 15 percent rate on Nov 7 ' \ru.· •• , ... ,. ........... ,, ... ••rilw OCEANSIDE (AP \ New violence has been reported in the one· month-old bus strike which has seriously affected pubhc transit across northern San Diego County. A s hotgun blast peppered the side of a bus driven this week by a non-WliOn driver . authorities said. Landlords rebel against fee law BERKELEY (AP) -A secretive landlord rights group calling itself "The Berkeley Tea Par- ty" is trying to launch a rebellion against the city's strict new rent control ordinance. The group sent a letter to landlords this week, urging them to withhold payment of re.ntal reg- istration fees tequired by the law passed last spring by voters. The letter, with n~ return address, al$o urees property owners to withhold other taxes and fees to protest the "radicals" controlling city politics. Sean Gordon, an aide lo Mayor Gus Newport, said ·the protesters could rwi into problems. "The one thing the letters don't mention," he said, "is that if landlords fail to register , tenants have the right to with~ld 100 percent of their rents. t• • London Fog Unmatched For Look And Perf orma nee! Both coats are tailored in Claeth Cloth,® 65°/o Fortrel- Poly. & 35 °/o cotton- -Zepel® treated for rain & stain repellant. The Maincoat: Zip-in zip out plush lining, Tan or navy. 120.00 The Golf Jacket: slash pockets zip-front, Tan or navy, 42.50 Reg ....... 48-54 Long ..... 48-50 X-Long .... 40-50 i IJn•~laeduled stop A heavy rainstorm packing 70 mph winds hurled these boats ashore at Half-Moon Bay. despite fact t.hey were inside breakwater. First winter storm Wednes- day night slammed fn to a braod area of northern California. At least two deaths were storm·related. SF mayor vows war Danger ended by rainfall • • agamst terronsts SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Mayor Dianne Feinstein bas posted a $6,500 reward for information leading to the arrest of two men who terrorized and robbed members of a church choir and raped one choir member. "Rapists have to be among the sickest people in our society.'' a tense and angry Ms. Feinstein said at a news conference. "If you can't be safe in a church, where can you be safe?" THE MA VOil SAID the city is in the midst of a crime wave, and she noted that reported rapes have in· creased 20 percent in 10 months. "I'm absolutely determined to let people know that you can't eo around . mugeing, rapina and violatinc people tbia w.,. We are eoine to apprehend the criminals and we are sotq to tee to it lhal they are properly punished," she said. Meanwhile, police aaid the attack and rape al the St. Paul of the Shipwreck Church may have been re- lated to a later attack on a couple re- turning from vacation. The fint rampage occurred Mon· day night as the adult choir re- hearsed in a bungalow adjacent to the church. Lt. John Damon of the San Fran- cisco Police Department said two men, one of lhem armed with a re· volver, ordered nine women and four men to lie Oft the floor' then took cash and jewelry from them. One of the robbers then forced a 50-year-old woman to go with him behind a partition and he raped her, Damon said. SANGER (AP> -The 198() forest fire season ended in the central San Joaquin Valley and ad· jacent Sierra at mid· night Thursday for the second time. The state Department • of Forestry called off its fire season earlier in the fa 11 but restored fire season~tus last week because of prolonged dry weather and lhe fire emergency near San Bernardino. Central California stations sent all poaaible men and SOME CASH AND several· e.quipment south lo h~lp thousands al dollars worth of jewerly fight the San Bemardmo were taken from the church mem· fires. · . hers ·Damon-said. · · Ha~ an t~ch or more ' of ram fell 10 the valley Chris S.,Wvan, a police inspector, and adjacent Sierra aaid tbere were some similaritie1 Wedneaday and Thura- between the attack a short time later day, allowing forestry on •·couple retUrning from vacation. officials to once again In that incident, three men accosted end fire season in the lhe coupl& un1olidin1 their car and South Central Region, one of tM men attempted to rape the said CDF ~pokesman womm. Bob Kut.a. \· ' Speeds elattlced . cHPdisp~~; U.S. on li11nt SACRAMENTO CAP) -More Califol'lliau.,. complyin1 with the 55·mile apeed limit ~a federal statistics show, Hi&hway Patrol Coln· missioner Glen Craie says. Federal filW'ft released lut week said l'U percent ol fallfomia driven exceeded the 55 mpb limit between October lt'l9 and September 19> . FEDEllAL GUIDELINES stipulate tbJt not more....than 80 percent ·can be in violation or California mi1ht lote about SU million in federal funds. Craia said Thursday the federal aovernment found more speeden durine the fint aix months ot lhe period checked because it used the ~called "free flow system," aasi1nin1 lhe speed of the lead car in a eroup to every car in the eroup. The system was chaneed on April 1, Crail said, to the "full now method," by which every vehicle is clocked. He aaid lhe quarter-by.quarter breakdbwn re· veals lhe difference. In the first quarter 76 percent were reported speeding, 67.S in lhe second quarter, 58.7 in the third, and 60.S in the fourth. Craig said he had also recommended lhat a vehicle be called within the limit if its speed wu between 52.S and 57.5 miles per hour. He said it's too hard to keep a car at exactly 55 and that speed monitoring devices aren't that accurate. Craig sa.id he was not signaling any relaxa.tion of speed enforcement. "WE l~V~ ONE Miu.JON or more speed citations every year -far more than any other state, and we plan to maintain that emphasis," he said ... ·'While a 60 percent compliance ratio satisfies federal guidelines for the fiscal year just ended, it doesn't speak particularly well of our situation generally. Caltech fraud probe revealed PASADENA CAP) -The manager of lhe California Institute of Technology's Athenaeum Club. scene of the university's most important social functions, has been arrested for investigation of etn- bezzlement after a routine audit showed that abOut $150,000 was missing from the club coffers, authorities report. . . Pasadena police s aid Robert L. Smith, 51 , pf ffoJlywood , was arres ted and later re ~ leasedonhisownrecognizance. · Caltech spokesman Dennis Meredith said the audit that raised the suspicion of embezzlement showed that the club seemed to have paid an in· ordinate amount of money for food, drink and other itemaoverthe last LS months. , 'The Athenaeum. operated by a board of gOY· ernors separate from Caltech. has an annual budget of $1.6 million and 1s an integral part of the campus scene. The case is still under investigation by both the university and the police. i i i t I ·save money ~I U.. ooetiaWQI aud to ,..,. ,..,...,... ry wawr ln&o Southern C&lifOraia. Orut• Coulity Nii· nta lhou.ld be willln1 to ccmMr¥t tM Wt1lviq Uqu141 pou!ble Th\11, •test proara:O:S:llOl"ed b)' the 1tate Wats Oepartroml ._met witti a cooperative Ut\lde next April wbea kiu ot water·1avlD1 devlt• an •tied r ... \0 all ooua\y bouleboldl. The kits contain plutle bql U..t will dilplace almalt aallan ol waler lD eonvmt6Mal tola.t tanb, dye tabalta t.elltma for a.w ln U. taall IDd lbonr bead l.DMrta. IDDOYal.lona in new bathroom ftxtur. already haw ded waler conaervaUon. New water~Hver tolltU Died lhne aallool of water per nuah lutfad of lbe &11ual ~e And mott new 1bower heada already are equi,.,.cl th ~ re1lr1cton MOil Ora.nae. Co®ly bomft doo't have theM MW fut. r~J ~h They .still uae the b1dro&ocical equlvallata .. ,au guu.lers." The state-supplied kill are eapected to ve about 6,000 acre fee\ of water each year. And that uld save Oranae County consumers some IS90.000. With water. as w1th gasoline, less is better today. So e S\ate Water Resources Department should be lauded r efforts to encourage conservaUon. egulations rampant ~l everyone in business has one government re1· atioo or another to gripe about. Now there's a chance California to get those gripes on taraet. 'The new state Office of Administrative Law is in &be rocess of trying to stem the now of re1ulations spewed rtb by some 200 state agencies. · In its first three months. the OAL disapproved 22 per· ent of the regulations it reviewed for failure to meet re· twrements of necessity, authority, clarity and consisten· •Y with existing laws. 'Perhaps more important, during the same period, as gencies became aware of OAL's existence, there was a percent drop in the number of new regulations. L OAL staff members meet frequently with represen- ptives of the business community, but the agency also is fOliciting written data from businesses about regulatiom Jll•t are impractical, cosUy or otherwise eauaing trot1ble. , Write to Gene Livingston, Director, Office of Ad· $hinistative Law. 1414 K St .• Sacramento, 95114, cite the ~pecific regulation that's bothering you and explain wby. ~ Unfortunately, as cohmmist George Mair point& out 1,f:>day, the choice cal)not be between too many regulations ~nd no regulations at all. ~ The business·industrial community is not so uni- \tersally simon-pure that it can be left to pursue its own )nterests without some controls for the protection of the 15ublic. :;.. At the federal level, as well as the state, this need bu resulted in an enormous increase in the flow of govern· *1ent regulations in the past couple of decades. ~ But just when we become totally disgusted at over· IJpping and contradictory rules, there ia a reminder of their need when i&sues like the toxic wute dumpia1·1ean· dal surf ace, or when new evidence rev~ala that an ·~ parently useful drug is not harmless after all. 1be outgoing Congress bu been wreatlini. UDHC· ~•fully, with an attempt to impoH some sort of re1· ufatory reform at the federal level, aa now is beinl atco111pliahed in California. , Given the size or the taak, it's small wonder the pro- *m hasn't yet been resolved. But the effort to achieve a rational balance between protection and regulatory over· kpl must remain a priority item for the 97th Congress. Abortion '01orality' If it's not the government trying to run our lives, it's private groups and individuals. In the foremost of tbeee ate the anti-abortio.nists . : The latest maneuver is an attempt, which promises to succeed if not in this Congress in the next, to prohibit federal employees' health. insurance from covering abor· ti9ns. This despite the fact that the employees themselves pi,y 40 percent of their medical insurance premiums. · Legislation being backed by the anti-abortionists a1AO WS>uld eliminate the use of government medical funds for abortions in the case of rape or incest, both now exempt fn>m the restriction. It further would ban the use of such fands for post-abortion care if medical complications arise id a woman who has chosen to have an abortion -a right n0w constitutionally guaranteed. Can this be called moral? The next target, we learn, will be state employee medical insurance policies and then private health in· surance policies. If this sounds unreal, be advised that the anti· abortionists already have succeeded in outlawin1 abor. tion coverage in both state and private health insurance' policies in North Dakota and Kentucky. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot , P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) _642·4321. ... Bo.yd/ Percents By L.M. BOYD }ou've heard that 20 per- cmt of the fishermen catch 80j)ercent or the fish. haven't V<J!tl? ADd that 20 percent of Dear Gloomy Gus • Re Gus, Dec. 1: I'll . 'En parent protests' ben they a1ree to be viewed. Public educa forces us to keep ~e less capable along Ith the excellent. Bet· r educaUon for better udents starts with •pable parenb. 'i-TEAClU!R ....... , ... ~_.......-.... llllUet •Y '""" •H .. •et __ , .. , ,...., ....... "' .. ..... ,... ..... ,.. ......... . ......,, Golt,..,..., ......:. the salesmen make 80 per· cent oC the sales? Add , too, that 20 percent of beer drinkers drink 80 percent of the beer. If the bicycle was only in· vented about a century and a half ago, how do you account ror the ract that an Italian stained glass window, put together around 1580, clearly ·portrays a bicycle ridden by an angel on a cloud? The late Leo Ole ~lo of Seattle was the only person on record here with three names each spelled different· ly with the same three letten only. Q. Where there any blondes in ancient Romt1? A. Quite a many. And there were some women with • brt1ht yellow hair, too. Okt Roman law requlred t~at hair color for lad.in of the nl1bt. --· ThotNI P. Haley I Publlaher ThemM K.wt,.... S.rblfaA<.-.lblch/Edltorlel P .... ..., I • RowlaDd Evam/Robert ~ovak Cabinet maneuver reveals split W ASHINGtoN -The unseen · hud ~Sen. Robert Dole, a lethal weapon ln the backroom clalea•ery or Capltol Hill, fublGDed the campal1D a1ainat WWiam SbnoD that led him to re- ject t.be Cabmet poat that two wMka euller he thou1ht was MC ..... his. . Qetta .,.rt from the desirabili· tr of 8'mGn '1 Nturn en1a1ement a t t b e Trea1ury , that in - tenainee poat- e~eclion ques. t1ona about R o n a l d. Reaaao: Are non -Rea . 1anite s lllte Dole SUP· planting _, Reaianites like Simon in setting policy for the new administra- tion? Can the new president cope with the velvet-gloved grandees of Congress, including those wearing Republican colors? THAT LEADS to a broader con- cern beyond the confines of Congreas: the seeming passivity of Reagan. lf Simon were really his first choice at the Treasury. surely the president-elect could have shrugged off intrigue to in· sist that Simon take the job. Dole, who will be finance com- mittee c hairman in the Republican Senate, sharpened his knives arter we reported Nov. 14 that Simon was telling one and all that he would definitely be ~eMair BUsiness morality • • • nnss1ng I Out West, where I come from, anybody who i>oisoned a well was st.rung up from the nearest tree, with little ceremony and no regret. We need a return to that kind or justice. Amid all the conservative blather about business being secretary or the Treasury. Keep- ing In the back«iround, Dole creat· ed a strong impreaaion that the Senate Republican cloakroom waa. risin1 en masse a1ain1t Simon. The end result within 10 days was a prearran1ed transcon· tinental telephone conversation -Reagan offering the post. Simon turning it down. Simon ic· nored the vicious backstairs Senate campaign against him. The reaaon he gave Reagan wu his disinclination for a revival of wars with the White House sWr that he continuously fought in Nixon-Forddaya. SIMON•s INJUDICIOUS claims that the Treasury portfolio was his quickly spawned this re· port, circulated through ·the lob- byist community to the press: Senate Finance Committee Republicans had actually voted 7-to·l to recommend against the Simon nomination. The source of the information was not hard to find : BobDole. Savorin g h is immine nt chairman.ship, Dole had no desire for four years of combat with hard-driving Bill Simon. During a Nov. 17 m~ting with finance committee Republicans. Dole suggested Simon would be in big trouble if he tried to walk over the backs of senators as in his pre· vious Treasury incarnation. A few senators chimed in with sup· port: nobody defended Simon. Contrary to the circulating overre1ulat- ed. we aee re· peal e d evidence that business is not regulated enough. In a com -" munity 'where everyone is honest ahd decent. reg· deacllme on a new safe .waste· , d isposal law. ulations are not necessary. but the business community has pro- ven over and over again that it is not a good "citizen" of the community, that it is a viper let loose upon the citizenry which must be carefully watched and controlled lest it injure us all. THE LATEST example is the scores of chemical firms dump· ing their poisons all over the countryside in order to beat the Charles McCabe On Nov 19. a federal Taw went into effec·t re'lutring companies that generate hazardous wastes to dispose of them in a safe way. In the weeks before November· 19, s uch c·ompanaes rushed to get rad of their hazardous wastes in any way they could. without re- gard to the safety of the public. ACCORDING TO Environ- mental P-rotectton Agency of· ficials quoted in a recent New York Times story, this has re- sulted in "thousands of tons of hazardous and toxic wastes ... being hurriedly dumped into city report.a, no vote wa1 taken. Sen. William Roth, Reaean 'a trueat al· ly on the committee In punuina supply.aide tax cuu, charac· teriaticallt kept his earda face down when it came to discuaaina Simon's abruive personality. At leaat one member, Sen. John Cbafee, was not even present. , The reports of a finance com· mittee campaign againat Simon dovetailed with bad-mouthing from old enemies in the Ford ad· ministration, possibly. including Gerald R. Ford himself. In his Nov, 21 meeting with Reagan, Ford did not attack Simon but may have tried lo kill him with kindness by indicating it is a burden for a president to have lo deal with a Cabinet member of Simon's competence. THE llOT·'rEMPE&ED Simon sinled over the burgeoning at- tack. complaining to friends it had "injured my reputation." He knew he was still the first choice of the California kitchen cabinet (thanks mainly to efforts by drugstore magnate Justin Dart), and he wanted a speedy an- nouncement. He also was Reagan'schoice. But by Nov. 25, Simon had had enough. The Nov. 26 telephone call from Reagan was arranged as a vehicle for Simon to bow out. . When that story broke two days later, some Reagan insiders spread word that the president. elect really had decided against him. "That's a lie,·· Simon told us, addi!'g that he was Reagan's sewer systems. spilled from moving trucks onto busy In· ters tate highways, and aban- doned in shopping center parking lots around the country ... " In the last few months , 26 public wate r sour ces in Massachusetts have been closed down by health officials because of contamination by such dump· in g. Som e m anu fa c turers of hazardous materials a re not do· ing the dumping themselves. but are, instead. paying irresponsi· ble firms JO percent of the normal cost to haul the toxic stuff away -no questions · asked. These companies then "fint choice and only choi.ce.," Simon told othen that Ed Meeee. soon to be Rea1an 's White Houle chief counael, conaidered Simon "too cooaervative" and wouJd commence open war a1alnat him at the Treuury ; Simon d.id DOt relish that. NOT EVEN veteran inaider Simon perceived Dole's hand at work. 2arlier, Dole had eDJnared the president·elect into endoninl a Democratic tax cut in the lame. duck sesaiono!Congre11 that died thanks to DemQCratic oppoajtion. Dole is no friend of Reagan's sup- ply-side economics, which baa few supporters on the finance committeeasiderrom Roth . That is why a strong advocate at the Treasury is essentiai. But the qui c kly -,mentioned alternative to Simon, Citibank Chairman Walter Wriston, can- not be expected to face down power-hungry senators in Simon style. The Republican Senate will not be a gentle paradise for the Republican president. His party's leaders there lanored Reaean 's wishes in pressing for a lame. duck passage or the anti-toxic Superfund bill. Sen. Charles Percy. the new foreign relations chairman, has been conducting diplomacy in Moscow without Reagan's authorization and Bob Dole has deftly managed lo change the secretary or the Treasury, circumventing the president-elect 'sown wishes. wash their hands, Pontius Pilot- like. of all re!'iponsibility for what happens to the people ex- posed to these dange rous chemicals . WEEKLY, there have been examples to point out the claim that loo many businesses are not responsible and that they must be severely regulated. I suppose it comes down to the fact that the capitalist system has never developed a rational moral rode for its existence and, lacking that. that it will continue to be populated by robber barons and co mmercial hooligans .. To the IRS a book is just another widget "I/ IM law 811pp()HS that," said ftfr. Bumble, "the law ii a au, a idtof.,. C. Dlcktaa When you are legislating for the odd (indeed! > 220 million people, you have to be mighty smart indeed to avoid heap big trouble. You think you are right· ing a cause when you are wrong- ina 20 righter causes. You think you are punishing U.S. Steel and you turn out to be outragipg the centuries-old tradition5 of the Polish or the Jewish or the Irish communities. The more arbitrary your power, the more likely are your fiats to be un- fair to people you hadn't even thought about In the first place. There are no m o r e arbitrary ex- ercisers of power in this country than tbe Internal Revenue Service and tbe Supreme Court of the U:S· I'm swe lbat the panJandrums of tbe IRS, when lbey went after the Tbor Power Tool Co., • 1mall buliw1 in Aurora, IU.1 did not realise that they woula deal a devaatatin1 blow to the book publlabiq buainns ln this country. Tbe word devaataUnc la predlely tbe one \lied by Ro1er Straus Jr. of Farrar, ltreUI 88d Giroux. "It will have a devastating effect on culture," he said. THE IRS WENT arter the Thor rompany claiming it was improperly "writing down" Its inventory by claiming sharply depreciated values for unsold stocks to reduce its tax load. Last year the Supreme Court upheld the IRS. The ~urt ruled that the value of ~arehouse stock could not be reduced for tax reasons unless it was dis· posed or or sold at reduced prices. One result of this will be to increase lhe cost of business for outfits that maintain inven- tories of parts for a variety of products, le ading them to re· duce their inventories. The busine s s or book publishing is largely ware- housin g. Books a re kept in circulation by keeping them out of circulation, but available on call. Hazlitt and Montaigne and Ta citus are printed by publishin~ houses not in the belief that they will be sold next week. but that they will be available two years rrom now - from a warehouse. WHEN rr BECAME clear that a decision involving a power tool company affected deeply a busi· ness so unrelated as the book business publishers and even authon began to nag at some of the co~uencea. "Publishers will become in· creaaingly reluctant to sign con: tracts for slower selling non- com m erc i a I and scholarly INLAND REVENUE "What do ~ meen, TMm? We .,. Them." books, including history. tMor· raphy. poetry and belles- lettres. • 'TiUes will go out of print sooner than ever and will be un· available to researcben and stu· dents. "Publishers will tend to order smaller first printings, as well as fewer second printings, forc- ing an increase in the prices of individual books." All th.is is, of course, idiocy a la otdranc~. It is a condUion that will be corrected because it bu to be corrected. Democrat Pat Moynihan of New York plans to inroduce a Senate bill early next year that would exempt publis hers from this almost mortal wound, and the Senate Small Business Committee la in· vestigating whether the IRS policy might cause similar damage to other business as well. THE IRS continues to rise above the whole fracas. "The~ was never a question of makift.I exceptions," said Wilson Fade- ly, an IRS public affain officer. 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