HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-10-05 - Orange Coast PilotANN ARBOR, Mich CAP> -A
21·yelU'-Old college coed was dt·
ed for contempt of co\lrt and
placed in handcuffs for 90
minutes when she refused to tell . the Judate hbw she voted in a re-
cet1t mayoral election ln Ann
~tbor.
"1 have a~ways been brought
up and told au my life that my
vote was a ~vale tbiil.I &nd that
I'd oevu bave to "ll-~ybody
bow I vOted, •• She told Circuit
Court JUdae :Jatnes Kelley on
Tuetday.
• The reluctant witness, Susan
Varibattum, was t~n cited for
contempt and taken to the
juqe'1 chambers in haMcuffs.
She Wtu. tektaled at the end ottbe
day aDcl ibStrUcte'd to be' back In
coart next tuesday.
She Adlon came Sn the trial of a suit Mek1nJ to overturn tht re-auti. d the electklft, wbichi'.was
decided IUt April by aae vcitt.
Q.emocratlc Maye>l' Albert Wheeler wu r•eleded over
Republican challenaer Louis Belch«, JO,• to;xo.~. 1'beo an
J rnproperly mar~ed a bl en tee
ballot was thrown Out by the
Wub~aw COUht.Y Board ot Can-
"'UHl'I· BeldMit filed 1Ult, ~ntencling
that Mlu Van'haUuQl, a
University Ol Michl1an coed, was
among 20 voters who uninten·
Uonally voted illegally ~•use
,.,, they were reaident.s of Ann Atbor
TownshJp rather than of the city.
Witnesses testlrled this week (See VOTER, Page AZ)
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Jsraeli Foreign Minister
Moshe Dayan. announced early today that he had reached agreement with the
-U .s. on a Gen \ta .. peace ~-=:c:-::.:-conference on the~ Arab-
Israell disp\.lte. Story Page A4. •
the Presld•n\'a OOJlireaslonal
su pporters predl•t•~ \bat
ne(otiaUona i" a House-Senate conference commlltee wtll pro-
duce C.Q]ltln~ed coptrola at a
higher price.
The conference committee is
ypected tA ork next
'1~ek .-~•C~ Joni, bJt-ttr sirt• .. t .• ...,.. fSp~r~.by .a.t.s. Lloyd.
Bentsen, <D-Texas) and Jama
l'earson, <R·Kar).)-. the Sena
plan would set the prJ.~e at $2.48 _
{br. t~l~)~,:litfP\ ~low lb&
marketpface to 'determine whit• •
producers can charee for new gas. ·. r • • ' ~ ' • ..
The 'prJce cei~ lor natural ns now Js $1.46 per thoµsand
cc,bicfHt. •
: Controls, linposed 23 YHrs~
ato. W<>ltld rt!maiq on clfshore •w ial tor llv~ years. , •
• 'the lt<>U!e, l.o • cl95e vote of ltsr
oWn, "n~ along earlier with C•rter·~ Pl'11 io ~nUq~ nat_.,al
gas price controls.Jt adopted the ""
Presid,nl's suggested ceilinJ or -• ...., 1"
$1.75 per thQUSaQd.cubic t~ or .Pae~ Wor.tll 350 Words
. oewly cUaco~eretl sas. . .; · • :. ,The ·President, sp,akl,ng •. · . ••
thtougb." pre• •t~..re\ary JOdy A pr.\btOtthis pbOt.O)lraPliofMariJyn Monroe
Powell, termed Che industry-working out wfth. dumbbells by
supported Senate plan "an ln· photographer Philippe Halsmmi: wo · auo-• ·
jusUce ~ the working people or
this COWllry.''
To offset cbat1e1 that the bill
a~ounted to a cOPsumer ripoff,
Pearson~ Bentsen included a
pfovlsic>n to 11v.~ r6aidenUal
.. users prlc>rity over older and
~Murr natural cas reserves un-til they fun out.
But energy specialists say the
cheaper gas will ~ ex~u.sted in
about four y~ars. when all
c\Jstomcrs will pay hJgber de·
reiulated prices.
ln its lobbying e(lorts oil the
natural '4S ques.tion. White
House lobbyists relied heavily on
a congressional bud&et. oCfice
aJ)alysis which said typical
monthly heaijni bills W9Uld go
from KUO in 197~ tq $47 .20"Y1985
UhderCarter's plan.
OeregY,lation would hike the
moathly bill to $70 by l~ lbe
bud1et oflke uld.. •
SuPPQrters of dere1ulati0n say
beating bills would. rile y
sliahtb' with one conservAUve
estimate •~eatil\8 an inCrease ol only $1.• to $:UO annually.
A~topsy Sei
In B..,y's
1•'' Suff~tion_ ·
Coroner's dtpUUes Planned an
' aut01>5y toaay on Ult bOd.Y of a
Poun"8in Valley baby who ap.
parently suffocated. in flis crib
ovemi&ht white Pl•Ylns wit.I\ a pl~c ba1. accord&t\I to poUce.
Jason s. Mllltr, 2, of 16.SIS Yue·
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP> -
Treapis.sslne charges against
three men police accused of plot-
ting to steal Elvis Presley's body
have been dismissed after the
pr~tion declined to call lt.s
only witness -one of the deten-
daf\ts.
Judge John T. Dwyer ordered
the cbaraes dropped Tuesday
after Robert Donohue, the city's
chief prosecutor, told the court
the Pait actions of witness Ron-
nie Lee Adkins left doubt as to hls
credibUily. l •
Adkins, as, stood qUletly as
DOt>obuea~e.
"Thia Wltaeas la no so Uiiiilia·
bht that we cannot st.ancl by or
beblntl any statement he.
$$00,000 ASKED
OF ESTATE-A4
that the boundaries between the '
city and township are unclear,
and. election C)fficlall apparently
made a rnlstUe.
"I dJdn 't vote illftaJly," Miss
V allbattum told the court.
'!Everyoae told us we were Ann
Arbor reafdeatt. t would hate
moved back into th~ ctty if • had
known, becauae I •ant to vote in
Ani\Arbot."
.
AlJ)banct, known as a fancier of tine livlna tumielf. speaks or
Jacqueline KeDnedy wlth nattering words and generally admires
her efrort.S to ~ale the White Hquse and tmprov• lta fare wlth
• Frendl chef who 1ot tiPt trom Alpband's C901t.
HE DESCalBED HE& APftEABANCE at an intimate Whlte
HouaedlnDer a montb beton the Nov.22, 1983, •asauln•t.kl> of her
husband: .. Jackie. a UWe beavter. dreNtd Italian st.yle, her ~ek
lar14Q «IPGMd: a beautifw bead and the hairdo of 1 Honeu. with a
vole. sOft u &ti.At ot a df_l!ic woman." , ,
IJ~'5 generally favorable assewnent ot Ute ~~IMJdy
yeanlncludluomeeriticismofU.S. foreip pollcy. ~
Church in Corona del Mar. Lionel.
perched on the shoulder of Robert Fisher
actually didn •t mind beana blessed as
mu'ch as he oh)ct·ted to the pr~ence of a
dog nearb)
Auer,
. ,. ...
evt~ta· 4urroundlna th~ as-
aasafnaUon, includJn1 an alleged
meeUne of Lee Harvey Oswald
and two Latins two mootbs
ij~fore Kennedy'.s murder.
•
Hall told the Warren <.:om-
misaion he was one .o? three
pers~ at 1ucb a meeting and
that Oswald was• not there,
although a m•ll who resembled bi~ wa.s.~~llt Hall Jalfr said be
wtt not• the meetiQ himself, . either. • •
The former committee on as-.·
saaainaUons counsel, RicbarcP'·
Sprque, bas said that lt Oswald. · were at the meet.Ln1. wbkb -.up-
])OMdly occurrecl Sept. ze, ua, tt. ·
would dl1credlt information ~
that Onrald WU lD. Mesic:o Qty on the wne date tryln& to pin·
entr.Y to Cu~
•
FroID Trial I
..
1.be bite ot hilh r taxes be1tnrun1
in 1981.
The committee plan, approved
20·11 over tbe oppesltloa of
l\epubllcans and Southern
Deinocr•t.s. c•Ua for lteeptq the
preMnt.sygt.ui of taxinf wc.-kera
'«nd their employers equally. The
measw:'O l9CS to tbe full House
fora volt.
The P~al runa countec to a
plan under cons1deratJon in the
Senate Finance Commltt~ to
have employers for the tint time
plck up a dlsproportJonat~ share
of tbeSoclaJ Security tab
Tbe House committee voted for •
tbe new tax scales u part of a
broader plan to kffp the system.
nmning at a deficit since 1976,
from 8of.ng broke by 19&8.
Under current law, everyone
earning at least $17,700 will pay
bi&her wit.hholdine taxes begin
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•QEOAGE CAPY8ARA' PumNO O'N WEIGMT
South Amerlc.n Vtaltor Ha• Run of Base .
. fj
M~nes' Capybara
Lives Li/ e of Ease
B1 ANNE COOPER °' .. o.lty """'..., George CApybara bas gone sort
now that he doesn 'l have to worry
about outwiUlng U.S. Marines.
8e'g put OD 2$ pounds and has
been siehted in broad daylight,
lazily munching grass and tender
leaves.
The beastle, wbo gets bis first
name from a presumed re·
semblance to Camp PeDdleton
game warden Oeoqe McLeary.
ia a Soutll Ameritao oapybara.
The JOO.pound rodent somebow
found bis way on to tbe Camp
Pendleton base in early 1976.
For about two months, George
led Marines on a wild chaiir
around the 200 -square
mile camp-continually escaping
nipt,lon1 st.aMouta Gd bai&ed ·•escape-ptoor• traps. The ex·
pertt clldA't know wha& to make ot George attbet.tine '1\d'tho\ight
l\e ~be dtlngetcht.s. One night he gave his pursuers.
a good scare when he raised up
oo his bauocbes and barked at
them.
"We don't know 1f he was
'augblna nt us for beinlf stupid ot
admltin# our tenacity for ~g
out ln the cold at .c h1 the mom· Inc~ .. one ot his p~ said . lat«. The Man..pft VVt.bHbase
terapdra&1Jy. Wt. ,-e.r~ becaas& area tarmera were ()fOWUl& prior
tb pt~,r-Cl'Off. Siace tben. tfle ~apybata baan~t
Sctiool, workin1 as ustatant ~bier tor the rmt National
BanJc (now Bank of Ameriea) in
Ueim f:rom 1919 to 1926 and ln Ute tu1 -.ate and iuurance
~ frDm 1821 to~ .... Jae faandecl Ids awn bus1ness. · ~al m-. 1rill be aald at T~ao-p.111.; ~at St. Mary's
tn ~ ROaarJYW beredt. ea a oAulay and Wallace
11t1H:llil1PV.at10a;m. Jl'rtda:r. With JnatW to follow eUlol)' seJ>uteher
Cemetery.
Mr. ,Muckenth•ler ts :nsnived i>Y. his #ife Nellie; abler, Viola an ot Anaheim; brother.
fthlrtlrt of Oceanside; sons.
Lawrence Jr. of Garden Grove.
Rlcbat'd ol Anaheim: Robert or
Fullerton; Norbert or Orange;
Thomas of Yorba Linda; Ken
neth ot Anaheim, and Ronald of
Laguna Beach, and daupters,
Marilyn Boker of Tustin; Carol
Landeck of Laguna HJUa, and
Nancy .Mkeny oll'dinneapolla.
Jt wu buay Saturday ni&ht at the Kona Lanes Coffee
Shop in Colt.a Men but two waitresses took Ume to cheer up
sad customer. He left $594 on the table.
Wise In U11? waYB ot Ule restaurant world, owner
manager Chuck ~l'lrkulls held Ul• money fdr the expected
chamteolbe.irt.1'h custolller ret\lmed Monday
"I trtcd to give him \he money back," said Markuhs,
'he s;dd ti w t6d lb tlrli to have it." So waltrenes Dotty
Hunnell and P•m t.fcLou1hUnhavea$.S94 tip.
t a firil f r ltarkulis w 117ears U\ \he business·
"He's not a druiik or an)'thine. 11uesa th• two waitresses jat~ him feel kind of •ood and .b~ wanted to do
aom~Jllce."
bothered a soul, so tho purswt
has never been resumed.
"When be was first reported.
there was some alarm," said
Master Sergeant Don O'Neat, of
the Camp Pendleton public af·
fairs office. "But when the
months went by and be.was ob-
viously no menace, capture at·
tempts were suspended.
"Actually, he's a pretty &ood
n.eighbor," said O'Neal.
Tbe four-foot rodent Is a
vegetarian. who frequents creek
beds that crisscross the Marine
base, Jooking for tender shoot.-; of
grass and leaves from creekc;tctr
Collage. He n ow weighs t:'5
pounds.O'Ncal~ucssos
Tbe San Dle&o Zoo asf«t for
Gewge after its own capybua
died. But~ M lines bad irown 4lCC:"5t.Om~;~ th ru'l'>'.• 4v,r· gtOWo ~ ana tf 1d~ to ~ciep
hlm.
There are several theones on
how George got to Ca mp
Pendleton ln the firs t place At
first, aald O'Neal, it was thought
he might have escaped from one
of the ioos or wtld animal parks
in Oranae or San Dieeo Counties
An hwe tigatloo showed.
however. tb1l there were no
«!.•1>lbaras _.,irn captlvlty in iSO«bem c ... rornla since the A,.-ur otthe oae at the San Diego
~I Mol'e ncenu~ it has be•
speeuJated that a traveler from South America may ba•e brouiht George to the base abd
releaaed ldm there.
Or be may bne stowed away
on a South American vessel and
found his own way to the Marine
camp, the only major wilderness
area between San Oieiro and
LonRBeach
VetS Ricli.et
Pendleton·.
M8iin.e Trial 1
Tbe ~tnartlal tda1 otSJt.
Herman Fletcher d Blab PotDt. N.C. .. me of t4 blaeb ebarpcl
wUh. uuultln• wtdtes, wa m-
der way ·a c.mP: Pendleton to.
day. , "° At argQmtnta ob pretJ1aJ m~
Uont toot.11lace TQelday, a d~zeft
Vfetnatft veterarur demonstrated
outside C•mp Pendleton's main
gate for two hours in support of
Fletcher and the others.
The demonitraton went to \he
center of the roadway and passed
out literature to motorists. But
shetlff'a officers ordered them
back eate> tbe aboulder ol the
road.
~ 'II. ..... .., ace1ISed din-~a-.Marhles ~ tb91 believed to be Ku XIUX'Kl•nsmea ptC1ltlng to attadt
them.
Fi6ng for Divorce
Federal bankrup\cy referee
Aaron K. Phelps of El Toro sued
hie wife for divorce Tuesday in
an Orange County Superior Court
aeUon that cite "irreconcUable
diCferences" in their marriage.
Phelps. of 21832 Northwood
Lane, asks that the court de·
termloe the divlalon of property.
He married his wife, Tl\tresa, on Feb. 14, une, and the ~-ple
separated Jast&,P.t. 30.
ntna neXt year
ThlJ year, the 5.IJS percent tax ta withheld from only the first
$16,500 earned, for a maximum
tax of $96S.2S. Under next year's
hi1ber wage base, that "ill 10 to •
$1,070.§.
The committee, how•ver.
wanta to raise the top end of the
base to $19,900, with a laJC of
Sl.203.95.
By 11181 the base would rise to
$21 ,900. With th• proposed rate
Jncreaaes, a per1on eamlu that
amounL fiould have i1:19t.55
withheld. •
Aad by ues. \lndtr the commit·
tee propoeal, a combln.uton ot
base and rate increa1e1 would
mean people earninc *3T,500
would pay $2,581.50, triple their
present tax.
Because the committee pro-
posal would wait until 1981 to in·
Mesan Claims Lincoln Co1111piracy
By JOANNE REYNOLDS OflMDlllf~IMt$Uff
Declaring that "a lie ls a lle
whether it is one da)-old or 112
years old," Costa Mes&n David
Balsiger bas thrown h}~elf into
a campaign to reveal ttbat he
sees is the truth behind the a.s·
sassination of President
Abraham Llntoln .
• lf you've been intrigued by the
Kennedy and King assassination
conspiracies, you'll love "The
Lincoln Cqnspiracy, ·' which hap-
pens to be the t.Jtle of the book and
movie -to be released today
which are the produ(ts of
Balsiger's campaign.
Balsiger and a band of
followers and publicists have
been crillcrclsSinc the eountry
promoting tllelr theory that Lin·
coln was done in by a cabal
headed by Secretary di War
Edwtn lf. 6tantob -~ exl>loited four separate groups o? eon-
s p ir ators who ,,.,ere e•ch •
hatching individual plots to do in
the president
The book and movie, for which
Balsiger received credlt 8$ the
chief researcher, have l\o q\1ar·
rel wtth hiatoty's concluaion that
John Wilkes Booth killed IJncoln.
But be says it was another con-
spirator. Capt. James William
Boyd, •ho was shot by Union
troops who thought they had cor-
nered the president's assass1n.
Boyd was bJr~ to ltiU the pres-
ident ~cause Booth couJdn 't
seem to get the job done and
Stanton was getUng impatient.
according lo Balsiger.
Further. Bals iRer claims.
Booth. who won the race to kill
Liocoln, went free. He escaped to
Enl!land and then to India after had ing out al his homl' 1n
Harper's Ferr). Va
Aoywuy, you apparently have
\0 t'ta4-. book or lff J,he 1n<>Yle <or both, hope tht pu Uabtra· •
pt'Odlicers} to gel all • nne \ Point• oC th1a ne esl 1>rt d6ntlal
assnsslnatlon conspiracy
Ralsiger and company were an
"icwport Benc h Monday to
ballyhoo the book-movie, holding
a reception that attracted
represcnlatl\·cs or most local
legislators as well as county
Supervisor Phil Anthony and
Costa Mesa Mayor Norma
Hertiog. who cave Balsiger a
key to her-and hia-cicy.
Tbo guestS sipJ*! cbampqne
or cocktails, met BalalCer and
watched a 14.-nWJUC. pl'OJllDUonaJ tum wbicb touted tncM.e as a
sute1>et to become one of t1'e all-
tlm• moaey muen. Balslael' mid& a few remarks
while his atattllanded out a bulky
packet of press releases .in •blcl'l
he ls described as a former
newaman for doin• a stint. as a
feature writer at the Anaheim
Bulletin.
The release credits him wlth 10
books including "lo Search of
Noab'a Arlt," anotller recent ef.
fort by Sunn&hlck Producttoos.
In addition t.o his literary 90rk,
Balsiger has been acUve in
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OPALS -WET ANO ORY
Ille wottr cn1 !JI gmiolow
politics, 'Warlung on a varie\y of
Republican umpaigos. mdud-
1 n g Ronald Reagan's 1886
it ubernatorial campaign and John Schmitz' 1972 Congressional
cam~ · Dak!Ctt began !f!)rkin& on the Ltbeo=-~= two ears a10
th• r-.·• SM mew He ti! he
t e IOOds on cori1pita~y
uslni "non-government .. 50W'ceS
for research. He said most Of Ills
material was conWned Jn some mes from the National Detective
Police. 1upp0sedly prtcurtors of
today· a secret Ser Vice.
TbeH rue. were amuft)ed out
of tile ~in l96S. h• s119, tQ
prevtn{ their cMstrdctlon tn the
covenap that !oUowed tbe u-aua~ Balsiger •lld'be IOl
hold ol tbanJhroGP an lndl• state t1nlfthlty, 'b101or1 • ~
feuar ~ Jm •CQQiled . tbeln
from the famUY that beld tbem
for mon tbul 100 years. Ba.lslletwaeoyaboutbts~ur-""i-.....-..-.u.ur-......... ~...__-+-_ _,~~...,.:a.
l'ent projects, eXl>lainln1 he is
fearfW ol having his idea stolen
by some other produetian ccmt·
pany.
But be did say it ls another his·
toricu mystery, an usa!aination
more recent t.han Llncoll'I, but not
.Kennedy. .
Let's see now. Thal leaves
Garfield and McKinley unless
you want to count the aU&f1'pts on
FDR and Truman. I
The opal i5 Lruly a gem ol m15tery.
ScienUsts have tried for yeara to
figure out bow this ~tober
birthltorte mana1ea to reflect ao
many dltterent eolon. Tbe:lr latest u,eory ls that dlfferent waw com.t ta dl.idual atones eauau tllll
pbeqoaw¥)a. Opal, JOU ... , a1lke
otber rem•. la taot • crystal formation, but a Spedal kin4 ot dUea tel. It is usua111 found tn alftCQlv
patches, and ocealoully appean ln ·
the cracb between ~kl. Because of
thls unusual water content, buyina an
opal can be • risky business. You
need 'he advke of a reputable jeweler ln choosi:n. a stone. Amona
the most higbly-pr11ed opals are the
black SJ>tCltntnS found in Australia.
The more famlllar white opals come
lr#ftl Europe, Mexico and Australia.
In recent years, .clence has learned
to dupliC?ate lhe chemical process
that produces the opal, and b now
trylna to improve on nature by
prodUChl& a "cultu~" opal without
the danterou1 water content. A
•
0drieropal ha1 "tter. ~nduran~•·
w.dn.-ciay, Oo~ 6, t977
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HE LEO SURGICAL TEAM IN SEPARATION OF TWINS
Or. Steve Gollad1y, Ark1nH• Medlcal Center
Surgeons Separate
Conjoined Twins
• ll'lTLE ROCK, Art. <AP> -An Infant &irl wbo wu s\U'CkallY
separated from her cOQjoin.ed sister ia ~· medlCal blstory. eachbour that ahe lives, SQI the doctor wbo performed the opera-
tion..
Dr. Steve Golladay said it Is the fmt time an Infant bas survived
more than six bouf1 after an operation to separate twins bona with
ooe traak ud a conJOined heart.
GOUADAY SAID the seven·pound. 3·week.-old gtrl \~.listed in
eritfeal conditioa and bas a so.so chance or survival. The Wept will
be paraJysed on the rtgbt a.kM, be aald.
"She iJ ?eall7 dom. quite nicely with the help of a respi'rator. ··
he said. "She ls a .really pretty little Cirl who drinks from a bottle
andsm.Ues." ·
TllB TWINS trtre bOnt Sept. 14 with one trunk, two beads, two
lep. tWO QIN1Dal a.nil' alld a third arm with two bands attached to
the wrist la a ''PR~ hands'' position. One~ the Wants died during the ftvo-bour operation Saturday.
Her beart had a defeet greater than current medical '-chnoloay
could correct, GOUaday Hid.
·~ ~ \\1:A THER fNA tlON f WORLD
NE\111 YORK (AP) -Israeli Foreign Mlnlst.u Moshe D~an.
sidestepping a controversial Amerlcan·Sovlet declaratlQb, n ·
nounced today he and President Carter have agreed t.n ' tentative
formula for holding a Middle East peace conference in Geneva.
Dayan, facing reporters iµ the ea.rlt hours of the mornint follow·
mg marathon talks with Carter,
emphasized the formula must
be accepted by his government
and by hrael's Arab neighbors.
Ke said it might well be
amended in the process.
THE SURPRISE announce·
ment was coupled with the
reading by White House
spokesman Jody i>oweU of a
joint statement that pushed lnto
the background lut Saturday's
AmerlcaDoSomt deelaratiao ol
prtnet.Plell tntt:ncSM aa a aulde for a Geneva confer~ee.
TM. Cut.81'-approved state·
ment apedlled that accer~ce
of the AmeriC1ln·Soviet tn·
itlative. whlcb anaered Israeli
otficia.11 and a~ off shock w.1ves
llD\on& that oaUon'a American
support.en, "is not a prereq·
~site for the. recQOvening and
conduct of th& Gen&va con·
ferenc41."
THE SJATEMENT said the
United States and Israel aireed
that 1967 and 1973 United Na·
Uons Security Council resolu-tions aimed at ·promoting a
Middle East aetUement "re-
main tbe agreecl basis foir the
For LtaZ•·• let
.$900,00~ Asked~
Of Presley Estate ..
who is livin1 10 exile in Costa
RlCL
Gollaiday, who desl1nect tile suiaical proctldur. for ta. separa-,.
Uoo m:id led tbe fQur-mua-.. tW'l*formed it. Aid 25otMr cues
~ the eondttiGG. bOwD • ~ It.aft ... reoordM. Of
those. four Nta ft tWinl 4'4id wfthlD" lilt boon, three were 1M>t
sepanqd and died wJthln 80 41.ya aocl J.8 w-.atillborn. I
TRENTON, N.J . (APl -The
state Su}>reme Court has been
asked to rule whether the late
Elvis Pr,ealey should have
backed out of • deal to buy a lux-
ury Jet once owned by fUllUve
tinucier Robert Vesco.
Presley bo\Wit the ieL taler sold to Preaf dent Yefdtnancs
Marcos of tbe PbUippi .. a.
with a $7$.000 down ~t.
but 1>edrl9cl out at tbe 1..imbMlte,
&a1tnf be wa•a't ••~•
wbo 9CtDallf Md ~~!ti
IN llA.NllAISBT, N.Y., lest week~ IUJ'leont Nparated two 6-
montb-old &fib wM bad been joined ln the abdominal areu.. Both s""19ed aod were Nported in cood ~ltion Tuesday.
Golladay Nf4 u.e •• AQbopt that lk>th .VklJ\IQ twins could
survive becaUIO ooo ot tbie Marta wu .tneparablT <Mforrped and
'wu depeQdeat on the other.
Goll.Say aald tber• ~ some doc.ton who advised blm to let
the twins d1e after they learned the surviving twin would be partlaJ·
17 paraJ.yaed.
"I feel ~ and have believed that anytime you can do
tometblq to klp, yoa aboald." be said. .
'!be operatioo, however, wu not performed •til the bolpltal obtained a letal opinion. IJtlle Rock PrOMeutor LM MUMOD Nied
that one Of the al.rll depended en tbe other f« lif•a.nd \bat no cbarte
would be filed fl one, or both, died in aur&...-Y. .,
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Bu1•11s Fatal
Torch V-ictim Sumunbl
DETROIT <AP) -A man who reportedly aet himself
afire in his car after ao areument wtth his l(trl friend is
dead.
Peter Reberry. Z4, of suburban Grosse Pointe Woods,
died at. Detroit General Hospital Tuesday night without re·
gaining consciousness. He had suffered burns over almost
all of bis body Monday night. ms 19-year-old girl friend, whose name haa not been re·
leased. told police they quarreled while sitting in his car.
She said she got out and he poured gasoline on himself and
set himself on fire.
Raymond N. Day and bls IOD Robert pulled Reberry
from bis car, which bad stopped In front of Day'a borne ln St.
Clair Shores, and wrapped hlm ill blankets to extln1U1sh the a.am.. . .
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Puuna to "n.n in 119' ll74
by Ve1CO'atcimer pUot.
~~ottbeC.S mlllloo alrllner is disputed, it
was turned o-er to the receiver of
the bankrupt F~eld Gc\eral ·
Corp., once controlled by Vesco.
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A Jow8t eGUlt l'UJe4 ttiit iDiMr' UMt~PrilleWa te1ai~todowhath~dlcl Th
f1nD. Mekfn1 a Nftnal ~ um
ruling, 88.YW tbe ~-WD an '\lrrevoeable" c:cm&nllat lad
that. the Prelley estat. lbould
paytbef\rm ~ "'
ORANGE<
COAST'S
SUCCESSFUi!.
WOMEN
BUSINESS
PROFESSIONAL~
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tanae of SDG&.E'a propoeal that the eoerty rrom
the pta,nt ta needed. A declllon by a committee of
Ute commlaaton ts due Nov. It ilDd a tun commlasf()n
declsloniadue Det. 21. Then, unless alternativea like coal. oil or
geotMmal ar_, feulble, a recently passed law
WOClld allow the Leelalature to etve the final 10·
ahead next aprin1. The staff concluded that the electtlcity frorh the
1,9!0-megawatt complex ta needed In Southern CaJlfornla ln the mld·1980S and "the proposed plant
will be generally safe and reliable."
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• OptnloM ~preeaed In the epece eb0\19 al9 tno.. 01 the D•tr PlloL
Othet views exprMMd on thl8 pege .,.. thOM ~r aU1hont and
attlsu. Reeder co01ment la Invited. Addr... The Delty Piiot,
P.O. 8o1c 15e0, CostaM .... CA92628. Phone(714)~1.
BOyd I BathtulJs
ByLM.BOYD
An ancient clay bathtub
f OUDd 1D Greece was Jut Used
more a.h8n ,000 ytara qo.
How's that known? Tbe
ICieoee boys with tbe1r ~
ma1'kab1e lnatrumenta
fiCured it out by testlna tbe ·rill& UoUrwl the inside of it.
An estimated S5 women
each day ln this country de· Uver babies ~oocelved
throuah artificial lnsemlna·
tJon. •
How do you account for the
fact that doctors In general
mate more money than
lawyers in 1eneral? Lawyers
overall loee exacUy half their
rises. Bot doctors overall
lose all of theirs, eventually.
Lat.est estimate ol the value
of the chemicala and metals Jn the averaie 1rowoup human body ls $10, accordln1
to the Manufacturin1
Chemists Association.
Q. ''What are the best·
selling flower seeds?"
A. In descendi.ng order,
marisolds, zinnias, petun.iu, asters, snapdragons ancl
sweet peas. As for ve1etablt
seeds, liat tomatoes, com.
radishes, lettuce and C8.l"rots. ' .
Q . "What's the beat
materialformakin1na11?''
A. Nylon, 75 percent, and
wool; 25 percent, say the ex-~rtl. Takes the weather and
kefPI the color.
W"lle Aseomblyman Mllu!
CµUen made a 1itnifiul\t point
in his cl'ltitlsm of the fact that $56
million ot f~et•l work project
erants to state and lt>Cal ue~les
bypassed the slate's budgetary
pl'()eee and wm permit. the buiJd·
ln& of hcllltles wlth low
prioritf~ and even some which
miaht hot have won legislative
approval at au, he "'·as only nip-
pinal at the heels of the problem.
For While th 9'11 Legl.Slalure
m~ly SC~• budeet
totamDa nH.r.: • l.Y biWon,
the amount of
money which
will pa'Ss
tbroueh the
handi of the
state thJs fls·
ctal year ex·
~i«ls the in-
c red lb le
llaur, of $t0
biUion'
Thul fantastic Cact is dlsclosed
by 8Qb Schmidt, tile enterprising
reporter for the Long Beach In-
dependent-Press Telegram. Dig-
ging through the 1157 pag~ .Print·
ed 1977-78 budget he round,
in addition to the $14.8 billion in
requests for appropriations by
the administration, another $387
million in bond funds to be spent
Then he discovered a schedule showine a total of $8.25 billion of
federal grants to be made to
various state aeencies. These
were lilted. without de\,ail, ln the
back of the budeet.
Pursulnr the moneys which
To lbe EditOr:
The person who wrote your
le.ad ~itar:ial for the Oct. 2 ed.i·
tlon, "Trimming Overdue for
Tax Pattern," needs to sharpen
hus ability for analysis.
We aren't " ... in a tax pat·
ttm that's rislng almost beyond
belklf . . because or aoaring property values" -we're in thi!
tax paUem because of total taxes
levied. Neither usessed evalua-
tion nor property tu rates mean
anythln• untll the one ls
rrndtiplied by ta• otbet. The
cause of concern 1hould be
• toWard taxes levied -at& just
one ol the factori id a tttrmula.
' TM tann1 agencl~ know full well tho qsessed value ot prop-
erti~ before tbey set the tax ,rate. 1'ley, and they alone, are
responsible for the arnount of tax
leYied galnat us. The irony of
the whole tNna ia that because
assessed valu~ have eone up 'o
much, tax rates can be l~e~.
and still produce the same, Qr
more. tax revenue. .But we..
cltiiens, too often, let ~e twna
agencies come off as heroes
wben they polnt to a reduced tax rate, even though the tax rate
times valut equals hieher tax~.
escape detailed 1tudy by the
LegJ4lature, Schmidt added a
total of $16.S billion ln "other
treasury funds which are not ln·
cluded in the budaet totals."
These included balances i.n
various retirement funds, toll
bridge and highway fun~" the
Veteran Home Loan Funo ·and
other accounts,
\
me .. ure lhat md~s Hnse." Ttle
only tJlx reform meisures I h.a'Ve
read about are really slmpJy
changes of tax source. The re·
form we really want la a reduc·
tion m spending with lbe rest.Ill·
Ing reducllon in total taxes
levied.
We ptobably must now con-
clude that U:ae t.axlne a1encies in
all t.-..et.. of covernment ,are so
insensitive to tbe Wiihes of the
populace that no relief can
reasonably be e~ted. Our best
hope. '1291 be to t..esort to the re-f erdUM andlnlUattve~.
RJCRARD J;. TURNER
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To the F.ditor:
'l'be stoden~ of Costa Mesa
want tb ltnotr why the City
Recreation Departm~t hu not
fuUy supported a complete -wlm
p~gram. • •
Oolta M"a t\ad. a lll'it ra~e a.wlm team and tho.city It leWne
i' die. A 1wlm Pt'Otratn 15 not
complete wttbou{ a team. I).tnow
that not everyone wanw to or can
Join a swim team: but they,d9 ~· Jot watdUng the competitJOn-.
t.be legia\ative budset review a
hollow tarce. Actually, deaplte the tr•at
amount or time the le1talatlve
commlttees spend porm~ over
the annual bud.get. less than 20
percent of the $15 blUlon is sub-
Ject to rigid control by the
lawm'1Jters. The great portion of
funds are ()Ollected by tbe atate
and banded over U> the 1chool1
and local eovernment for proper.
ty tax relief and other state lpl>·
porled pl"Olfam.s. Edu.cation eat.a
up 35 percent of the tOtal and
health .-. welfare anotMi' ., ..
~Shared revenue. 4lilliii
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GIFTS I RAINFAlL ·QM.YPLOT 47 . . -.F.o~.S Dampeillng Pntsp,eets
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HONOLULU (AP> -A Calilomla man who
tried to 1111 a nln•foot boat to Hawall and bad to"
reaeued bu been analped on federal mlade-
m~chargea. ·Nqcn~ M, of lllontettY. wu, ebarled
wltti m•kin1 a mu.lfestly unsafe 'fOJ'.,• and ~MIDlldl boat ma IJ'Ollb'necJilt"& manpuao • ..... ,n<l*Dle. J •• l t
ttg twjkDclap'"aw.ua~ '· • llillM ........ ol beri 1ait ..... u4 ... t!I '•
.. b: ........... u.aeo.o..ns ............ , rv'f
......... llollalala, ·~ betll4riftlnc for ll -I , d_,a wtaaalll'OIIllDIDM&.
'l1M Coat OuM Mid It==-to ' attiiiljlt tbe trip to Bawall~ md 1al4 to reHUe
.. him wbeo bla boat capsbed in M°"t.ereJ Barbor·
1bortJJ belon be left for Hawaii.
The rescue effort COit taxpayers Sl04,000, the coast Ouardaald.
" tn Seara Herdware Week S.le Clrcutar cfl•
trlbuted thl• we•k through~&ft the 1Lo•
~~ •••, a typographlcaf •rror oo-cUl'rede "'9dlel Arm rS.W #1t'T7 .... prtcM
.. --~ . ltlOutd be pt1ced ~ ....... . AlaO .. Wet & DfY Yao t1HM-.... ~ at ........ be at ... . . ,, .
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river Oood warnini wu issued. for ,
tbe Smitb River ln the 1tate'a
nortbwelt comer. And no forecuters
aee ~dry year lilt• tbe one jl<.
put.. &Wmi.i in Callf~a b1ltory.
TbQlse.dwled wi~ .. e.urtna and me~ a.t water supplies an bopln&
for the best but planninl for the wont.
0 WE CAN'T POSSIBLY count on
· that." says Georce Reiner, Calllornla
Drought Center, of predictions that rainfall will be 70 percent ot normal.
"We can't afford to. Webavetobeu·
tremely conaervalive.''
. Already, Californians bave cut
watel' usage by an averase.ol 21 per-
'
cent, ~ven in' areu witbout man·
datory ratloaina.: ln Karin County north of here lawns are brown,
bathlna ls rarer and can an dlrtY -
but water uaaa• ll down by JDGN tbaD
half.
Many rea!denta allo are PQinl
more for power since Padftc Gu &
Electric Co., lack:lni dependable l\Q>-
plles from b.ydn>electric Dlanta, b1bcl rates~ pay for power lt W to ba:J «
produce wttb coeU, oU.
C~FOllNIA'S ll4IN8 uauall1 becin Jn late October, but aren't real·
ly valaableuntllNovember, wawol ..
flcl• 11ay. Belon that., they Just
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Dad Miller thin~s the second half of life can be even more
exci ting than the first.
We couldn't agree more. So w.e off er all sorts of savings ana
retirement programs to help you start planning for it now.
Maybe that's why so many people save at Glendale Feaeml
Savings for a ~t second lialf. ...
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IWLYltlLOT
Name
Selected·
ForP&rk
A two-aerenature area .tn ltvtno Reatonal Park wa1 ,renamed the
WiWam Rardlb& Nature a r • a by. co. \l-'O t y .supervf.aOta • T\ltlday jn
honor ot the man who
• pro01&>te4 ita oreaUon.
t WWi.;in R'1'dlni, 83,
:began plin\b)C th~ area
lo 1951' when tbe noV..-
de!wlct OtAQ£e County
Bird Club was &ranted
"11J).1aaloo to cultlv•te
iho two-acre parcti.
COtJNTY oftlciala said
the retired •atage owner bas visited tbe 11 lte.
almost Ully since &hen
for maintenance and
ptantina.
UnUI the county re-
cenUy began lrrlga~
the nature area, Hardine
hand·watered the many
native Cali!ornia plents.
shrubs and trees be and
members or the bird club
bad planted.
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COt.oMIA\: RJMIUL
MOMI
7801 Bol1a Ave.
W"1mlnster
893-3526
PACllllC vtlW
MIMOll.tl P4H
Cemetery Mortull(y
\. Chaoel
3500 Pacific View Dnve
N9WPC>rt. Cahforn11
S.4·2700
McCOIMfCIC
MOITUAIJft
Laguna Beach
494-0415
L~a
Sel\ Juan Capistrano
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Con>ne def Mer 81~
Costa M .. 84W4?4
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l&LllOADW4T
MOITVAIJ
t 10 Broadw•Y
Costa MeH
842·0t50
SMrnf l'VIMU. LAMI
COST.A MllA CHAPa
<427 E 17th St
Costa Mela• ~Santa Ana CM$)el
518 N Brofldway San1aAne • $47 .... 131
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44 · Vacancies Reriiain
22 ·Coast Residents Fill District Seats
Twenty-two 01ange Coast res.1-
denta were appointed Tuesday to
seats oo eight various sanitation,
waJ.er and service district boards
ot directors by Orange County
Supervisors.
The appointments came
because the candidates were run-
ninc unchallenged for their
seats, accordinc to county
Reclatr,r ol Voters Al Olson.
WHEN CANDIDATES run un-
challenged, •upervisors may ap-
point them to the posts instea~ of
requiring an •*Uon.
The appointments leave 71
Orange Coas'.residents vytn1 for +. seats on 11 other district
boards in the Nov. 8 election.
The followtoe appointments
are all for four.year terms unless
·othe.rWise indicated:
EIMnld Bay Senlte Dllbtct:
J . Thomas Swanson, 211
Emerald Bay; Victor c. An ..
drewa, let Emerald Bay, and
James B. Keyes, U2S Emerald
Bay.
By Phil lnterlandi
ANN ARBOR, Mich.
<AP> -F1'ederlck M.
Sparrow, 74, an authori-
ty on aquatic life and
former professor o(
botany at the University
of Michigan, died Sun-
day.
8urfelde Coloay CommanJty
Service District: Sheri Ross.
A·32 Surf Side Ave., and Charles
W. Degele, A·l06SurfSldeAve.
Three Areh Bay Community
Servi~ District: Jack McKen
ney. 20 Vista del Sol. and UUian
N. Smith. 5 S Encino. For two
two-year unexpired terms.
Gerald G. Williams. 37 N. Ston·
lngton Roa.d. and Calvin L
Nelson, 1 S. Alta Mira
Dana Point Sanitary District:
John W.H. McComb. 33282
Marina Vista Drive; Louis E.
Dunninc. 33711 Silver Lantem St., and Earl Hardbty, 33$38
Amber Lantem St.
Surfside Colony Storm Water
Dlttrtct: Jim Vandergriff, A-41
Surf Side Ave.; Eugene G
Salegu.i, A-57 Surf Side Ave., and
Josh Roum, 106 Surf Side Ave.
Irvine Raneh Water Dlslrlct:
Charles H. Oliver, division 4, 5011
Alcorn Lane; E. Ray Quigley Jr.,
PHILADELPHIA
(AP> -CbarloUe Dor·
raace Wrlgbt, 65, an
heiress to the Campbell
SoUJ> Co. toftune, dled
Tuesday at her 300-acre
eat•ttt Sn nearby S\.
Davids.
111 INITOCK
AT U,YO IO~ Of'I"
UQUIDATION
PRICltlTAAT
AT s933 EACH
d1vls1on 5, 4 Lassen Drl'.·e , C.
Orville Relnhardl, division 7,
19335 Sierra Inez Road, all of
Irvine.
Santa Mar1artta Water Dts·
trlct: one, two.year unexp1;ed
term, Don B. SctM>ne. 24142 La
Pala Lane, M1:1ston V1eJo,
South Coast Water District:
Susan J. Crowl, 31332 Monterey
St.; P. Norman Anderson, 27 S.
Encino. and Thomas H. Brooks,
24022 Leeward Dr., all of South
Laguna.
·Lecture Slated
Computer scholar Herbert
Simon will speak on "~at ls Computer Scaence?" Thursday
at UC Irvine.
Dr. Simon'g talk, spon~ by
the UCl Department of
Information and Computer
Science, is scheduled at 8 p.m. In
the Science Lecture Hall. The
program is open to the pUblic
without charge.
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Honors
Explorer
Chr1stopher Colum·
bu.Ii. dtscovery of the
New World will be com-
m e mouted Saturday
11\arting at 11 a.m at the
Plaza of Flags al the
Santa Ana Civlc Center.
. Cl,iniG Moves
The Columbus Day
celebration w1f1 be
sponsored by the United Lodges oC Orange Coun--------__..;'-'-______ .......... __ _
ty, Sons of Italy in
Amel'lca. Vlnctnt J .
Llcata b chairman.
A highlight of the pro· gram wlll be the presen-
tation of "The Reluctant
Columbus'' b.Y' cbildr~n ot the county's Italian
commwilty, directed by
Blanche Franklin.
The day will conclude ........ _.._..__.._..;._
with a dinner dance at --::=c=.1=1=1,=2=_=5=6=79=_==::-
lhe Grand Hotel in Putafewworde.
Anaheim at 7 p.m. to work tor ou.
~t YOUR SERVICE I PRESLEY
Diiie P•tlefl 1'fet111l11•
. DEAR PAT: A recent Daily Pilot
editorial, reprinted from the New
!Republic ~anied o "TRB" byline Its
"cUJTel't:• author was ldentilied a~
'Richard Strout or the Christian Sch~oce Monitor. What does "TRB" 1standfoc? I 0.)!., Mission Viejo Sorry:~to pe..,.iuate your puale·
IP• bat the "TltB" b~Une Ila• no
1l11llfteuee Olber &ban WI.Bl u ldeDr Ullea&IGO tor a durable Wuhl.Ditoo
edltorla1 rea&are bandied by dlffereat
wrtten a.er tM yean. Jt'lt been la me
for .. ao.c t.ba& U UM le&'*9 ort&l.DallY ·~for teparate wonts, tbe meulal
• ha appuendy beea lolL
t.UI tJ """"~"' ' Thtri u nle fo '/>oJ Di..~ f!GI Ifill • rkl rH leflt'. f<'lllllq lht OllJl&Af-1.0lld oo:flOll ~ Mtd
'" M>llJI' ~lllt'f 111 91>t'f'r01m1"11 ol9d "°"1wll M!Ul ~•"' q8n/ICllU ro Poi n11 .. ~ Al YC>llr ~uct. OfOllQ<' C..aJI OcM111 Pllut I' 0 Uoz ISMJ, Cc>l to MtlO, CA
~:1t:o A• "'41111 ltllrrs Cl\ pou1bl• w;ll/ ~ 0"11tlfrtd,
bMI pllotwd mqwn<1 or /rfl"s "<>I lllCllMWIQ I/It
rttedt r·1 h•ll !llQmt . oddrrl\ a1'11 bw1M" llotors' p1toM
"""' bt-r CGIUl<M l>t cuouldl r otd T lw colwml\ oppton do.1 · h1rrc~.)olwrdo111 •
microwave cooklo1 by u1tn1 the
following method. Measure oae cup of
water lo a glass enp. Place &be cap oo
or besi~ the dlab belal tested. Sd &be
oven at "flllb" aatd beat for one
minute. If the water becomes warm,
but the dish does not, &be cllsb la HJ&a·
hie for use lo a microwave oveit. Aa &o
your other question, nel&ber tbe food,
the air ln &be oven, nor aay part of the
oven Is capable of stortnc microwave
enero.
B..ae Ai.rm l•lerta•t ...
DEAR ltEADERS: A YS would Ulle
to pus a.loag some Ups lnetaded la tbe
fTee pamphlet.. "Wlaat Evet"Y FIUlll.b'
Should Know Before Seleetl•C A. B~ar And Fire Alarm System."
available from Co••eo PR lae •• 311
Madison Ave., New York. NY 1 .. 17.
The company evaluaUoo euide in·
eludes the following questions a con·
sumer should investigate before'mak·
ing a purchase.
Does the company have a perma·
nent office in your area that can be
contacted 24 hours a day to provide
emergency service?
Does the equipment bear an
original manufacturer's 1uarantee?
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MEMPJDS, TeM. (AP> _. Visitors wUl be al·
lowed to see the 1ravesttes ot tlvls Presley and his
mother on the grounds of Graceland 1n four or five
weeks. the stn1er's father says'.
Vernon Presley said the cates of the estate will
be opened from "late mornin.C U.. early afternoon''
beginning in mid·November.
"WE'LL ALLOW THE PVBUC to vtew the _.J_ ...... .-.... ' gravesites durine certain hours of the day after I
can get them prepared and ready for vtewlnt. ''
Prealey said. LaBelle Lance
(above) says she and
husband Bert
"yelled and fussed
and cried and
·prayed" while decid·
1ng whether b e
should resign. "No. I
didn't think he
should have ...
During visilinl hours, whlcb bave not been
established, no one will be allowed "anywhere else
on thegroundsexceet the (.l'avesltea. ••he said.
Security guards will be at the aravesites around
the clock, Presley &aid .
TllE COrnNS OF TllE SINGER and GladJS
·Smith Presley were transferred in two white
hearses wilbout disruption from the mausoleum at
Forest Hill Cetnetery to the man.slon grounds Sun·
day night.
"One of my reasons for movmg them from the
cemet.ery was that the fans •te not able to get in·
side the mausoleum and at was dJSturbmg the other
visitors," Presley said
"I tJUnk the public should be Allow~ to view the
grave!lites and ifs JUSt like l made the decision to
allow the public and fans to view the body before he
was entombed.'' Does the installing company offer a
guarantee of its OWll, and is it capable OFnCIM.8 BfrlMAT~ THAT MORE than
ofbadtingupthisguarantee? on~imilUon peopk ()ave vtslted Graceland'a 1ates
Does the company ofler specialized sipce Presley's c;teatb Aug, 11.
experience in residential lnstallaUons The gra~ are. In a taqdscaped area near tbe
or has its background been limited to· ~outhem boUddary of the estate just south ot iM
the commercial field? S'fl~ pool. 1'hey are between a fountain ud a
Whether you need $3.500 or $10,000 get it
from the people who lend millions.
Commercial C~it. Monthly payment
based on a $10.000 HomeOwner loan, for
120 'JlOnths. ~I an annual percentage rate of
14% Tota1 ~ent $18.631.20.
NO POINTS. NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY.
We ftnd w~ to h4elp.
COMMERCIAL C~I~
COR.POR.AnOl'f" @
~Loant .......
Is the company involved full·timt ln cr~Sliapeld f(.oae wall contalnin& four staifted
the security field or is this merely a ~..:._..;..:_.;___..,._,..,..~;...,.;.~--~-:-"":--.;..;..·~~~~·~--------..a._--~~':':-~~----~~:"::"':'~~~~.
Tliie peach bfftle I••'& ltailalal, and
It feiricb maln.11 OD totClDC or over-ripe'
rail. Y• can trap tbem by ]RIUiDI
m,ashed dpe fruit lD a o.,.1a11oa Jar.
Place a wee fauet IA &M top Of tlile Jar. 1'le beetles cao uawl ID, bat not eut. ,
~re.,•"W.ri .. --.
DEAR PAT: How do you tell if il's
sate tO u.se glass cookware ln a
mfCl'OW8ve oven? I hesitate ming my
1ood cookware for fear lt will break.
1•d also like to find out If food cooked
by microwave ener1y retains any of
tbeeoergy. •
N.W .. Newport Beach
The ConsumerN ln1Utute uys you
~•n ebf'ck your cookwarf' for
EVEN
DIAMONDS
GO OUT OF STYLE!
sideline?
Does the company's ~Ulpment ap.
pear to be ''gimmicky • or can a ·
proven ~d ol perforrnance be de-J
monstrated? . '· Can your alarm be installed so thal ,
it will alert police and fire authorities .
when an emergency situation occurs?
When it romes to burglar alarm ·
equipment, does the company offer a
dependable on-off control Out.Side the
home, deslgned to kHP lntruden
from entering, rather tban ordinary
locks, dangerous time-delays or other
undependable devtces?
Cancerning fire and smoke protec·
tion:.Does the company offer an in·.
ter~ted. supervised "system"
approach, with a centrally located
alarm signal, in accordance with the
most C'omprehenslve recommenda·
lions of The N ational Fire Protection
Association'?
Have your diamonds and other precious
.~tonM re·d~signed into exciting
new se1ting<1 or let us custom create a .. • •
.,ew piece of jewelry for you. ,
Expert de ign consultant. Mr. Tony T..,frt'elf, '
will be at the Newport .. W 11:00 to i~OO
fomorrow and Friday
in Fashion Jewelry, Plaza level.
you wait .
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YOUR FAVORITE
SPORTtNG EVENTS
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Cou~ty l'~o
Join Leaders
'I1iree Oranse County sklppen placed amonc
tbe flnt 10 111 tbe H~H catamaran world cbam·
ptonsbip re1atta at Unaarote, Canary Islands.
1be Wi!Ulet waa Dean Fromme ot Haw.U with
17\t polota and th• nmne11-1.q>wa1 Wayne Schafer of
Caplltnno Beach wttb 23. Randy Hatfield, Dana
Point. l)laced third with 30'14 pc>tnta. • othws in the tlrat 10 were: f, Tom Wbttehunt,
Florida; 5~ BJatn Dod~i.. South Africa: e, KJ~
tsalmon. Tahiti; 1. Doc B1.1tbuer, Ttxu: 8, Nelson
I Piccolo, Brull· 9, Koble Alter Sr:, Capistrano SALES DIRECTOR
t Be cb; 10, Mite OOJ.llir, South Africa. Kevin 8ummerell
t Jfllt c~ Santa CNi. pJacM ~and Hobie ... _.OMu. : Alter Jr., Clap&ib'uo BeU.bl wuUth.
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!Blue Streak Wins
~apo Fall Regatta Sl.U'fllas. lnc.. Santa
Ane-based manufac-turer of the Prindle
Cat•maran, has an-
nounced the appoint·
ment ot Kevin J . Sum·
merell as director ot
marketing and sales.
Blue Streat', 18iled by
George Vodicka ot the
hCl9t club was the over.U
f
Pedormance Hand.leap
Racin1 Fleet winner Sunday ln CapJatrno
J
Bay Yacht Club's Fall
Regatta. .
The Re.,atta Jncluddd
•three HRF classes an9
tone singlehanded race.
JResults: 1 OVERALL -1, Blue
Streak; 2, Funny FeeUn ·,
Pete Meade, Capo BYC:
3, Bold Forbes, Ed Cum-
mins, C.po BYC.
-CL.A$ A -1, Blue Streak; 2, Hot Knots,
Elmer Davis, Capo
BYC; 3, Caner-. Bl~
Norther
Captures
BOat Race
NOl1.her, 1alled
by Bill SUlllvan of the
Loi ~eles Yacht Club,
waa t6e overall and
Claa A· winner of the
Ocean J\acln1 Fleet ebsm lo111blp aalled
'
Sa llDll Sanda7 out
of Del Yacht Club. lfartna ..,.
SeecD1 overan and the
Winner iD Clus B was
• Tonka, skippered by
llan7 mbbl, V•btr• Y adJI Cab. Thi.rd ID the
onnll 9t.ancllDO wu Loon, Walter Beot, LAY~
Tbe ORF cbua·
plOD.lhlp la U iDYit.a.o
tional reaatta tor ln· ternatlonal Otfabore
Rule yacbta tbJllt llm c::clpa&ecl ln HUOD·
aeries 1poajo?ed by
the various ~land
1achtc1Dbe..
Sol Cati '
~IB
Thunday
More than 50 Sol Cat ski~ and U'eft are
expected oo tbe atarttne
line at Alamitos Bay.
Loni ·Bncb, TbUl'Bday
for the first North
Amcrie~ clwnPiQDablp re•.sta for both tbe 11
ucl 11-toiotelu .. Elllliee an l1iD94 ID from J"tottda, Tesu,
Wtwwfn,Wllllqton
andC."'• Allo= to lit ca bud tor am. . tlm• Yln 1 br tbe
publle wW be !"'8 lol Ca~ &Mlrdlllin UaG feature• eoa1pater•
destped hulls and a UDl·
que Cadltractlcm that bu
f~~ J>eDCllu, ae--cor to RObort WC>lfe,
class COCll'dinator for Sol
Catamaralll.
Rorfct. Capo BYC.
CLASS B -l, Bold Forbes; ~ Avante.. H.
Conrad, DPYC: 3.
Vivace, Bill c•ore. DPYC.
NO SPINNAKERS -
l, Cbubasco, Eldon
Folts! Capo .SYC; 2,
Mother R. J . Crm, Capo
BYC; 3, Therapy, Art
Marsh, Capo BYC.
SINGLEHANDED L, Funny P'eeUn'; 2,
Showdown, Rich
Ritcheson, Capo BYC; 3,
Eros'-Curty Hurley, CaponYC.
Summerell returns tp
the West Coast after
three years in Florida
where be was Eut Coast
sales manager for Hobie
Cats. Before ta.king on
s ales responsibiUties in
the Southeast he was re·
gatta dlrec:tor as well as
director of publJc rela-
tlons at the West Coa~t
Hobie Cat plant.
The Double-Your·Monev
Investment QertJflca1e: a new
reason 10 become a LC8 Angeles
Federal Saver.
6.984*.
8.72%
5.39%
L~'Jhprt
Ladies'
Winner
Pergy Lenhart or me
Mlsslon Bay Yacht Club
wu the Class A winner
ln the Balboa Yacht
Club'• Uttle Old Ladies
Reaatta sailed ln Sabots.
Janet Lord of BYC was
the Class C wiJUler and
the reci~lent of the
Newport Jlarbor
Perpetual Trophy tor the
local skipper with the
best performance.
Trophy winners ln
eachclus:
NAPLES SA.SOT A -
1 , Peggy' Le,nhart,
MBYC; 2. tdontca
Manzer, SDYC· 3 ,
Dorothy Wheefer,
SDYC; 4, Jane Kenny,
SDYC; 5, Judy Becker,
SDYC.
CLASS B - 1, Molly
Eldredgo. MBYc;· 2. Pat
Konara, PVSA; 3, Jean
Olesoo, BYC: 4. Susan
Ucci.ferri, BYC;.s. Lind.a
Elander, SD\'C.
CI.A$ C - 1, Janet
Lord, ~YC; 2, Kathie
Thayer, NHYC ; 3,.
Carol.yn Ross, LIY<;; 4,
ElalM Llnboft. BYC.
WINDWARD SABOT
A 1. Fran Martin.
KHYC: 2, Ellie Fren-
densteln, CYC. 3, Jamie
Berger, DRYC; 4, Aon Hagen, PDYC; 5, Lydia
Jewell, PDYC.
CLASS B -l. Selda.
Massioo, DRYC.
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The rei.tta alte is at
Laverne Street and
Ocean Boule•ard in
Lo~. Reaatta
be Js at the
Funds prematurely withdrawn from Certificate Accounts earn
interest at the Passbook rate, as provided by Federal regulation.
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-Ocw ......... Jr. us alped •an
LlbnrJ s.ntc• Act. ~t l1lo ndlJced tile •P' proprtatlGD ln the bill.
The &Qft!IDOl''a olflce r.-
ported,tbe al&nloS qt SB
792 by Sed. John l>ublap
(D-N.P.) to ehcouta1e
the aharlnC o( library re·
sources atatewlde-.
tor tbo full term of investment, less ninety days.
~~g_GELES ft~BtlME SAVINGS .
BOATING I LEGALS
PV8UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC£
JAGGER WAS IN A JOVIAL mood -108.'lpinc about punk rock, and said be hun't seen too many
bands in London which have knocked him QUt.
Wyoian added, "Mick said it best about all that
wbell hu ald, 'How can you outpunk Keith?·•
Bryan 'Ferry wu in New York la.at week land
a\tended that Stones' IW)ch ) for but~esa meetinp,
then Oew back to L.A. with eirlfrle&i Jerri H'11 to
celebrate bj.a 30th blrthd~ in their mapUlceot
rented Bel Alf bome.
Bryao'• Jootinl tor some LA·bued mu:sicl~
to record bJs next solo LP; he's l1read.Y Sot IDAJll of
tbe IOll&I written. ,
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USO alunu'1 can J>uy
bus Uelleta to tUrd-.V'•
football ••m6! .,alast
Alabama \._tl\rou1h the
USC Soutnetn Oranae
County Alumni Club.
The club hu chatter'ed
alr-condltloned buaes.
which wlll ltave from
San Cleme'nte General
Hospital, 654 Camino de
lo s M•re a, San Clelllente. Ticket. cost
$1 per l*'.IOO· Game tickets are abo
available ttirou1b the
club, said Gene Cunon,
alulllnl tranaportaUon
chairman.
Bus nsenatlons and
ad4f<looa1 tnformaUon ~ V11ilable by ealllnl Pam Reese, '96-«M7, or
Ed Jori!an, 91-59Ce.
Degree Given
OAll.. V P11..0T .4 J J
GUlian Patrice
Symonds, dau1bter of
Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy
Symonds ol Costa M.,_a,
received her Bachelor of
Fine Art.I defree in ad·
vettlat111 n ustratlon
ftom ~ Ceater Collec• ot Dellp 1D Pliadena.
111. ~ attended
Corona del II Hilb
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down about $400 from comparable i977 model$. Meanwhlle, tht special editiOll
Cadillac Seville, above, carries one of the year's heftiest · price tap .• Jt's yours tor
$18,269.
By JORN CtJ'NlQFJf'
Afl ...... AMfrlt
' Tbe 50,000.menft)er ~·
•' Tired o£ mere lip aervlce, a.a association of Independent
busims people decided last year
to keep a report car« on the
,Promises by tb• two m-.Jor pre-sidential candidates.
Uoa toncedee the Prelldeat bu
tbne yean In which to pull bla
niarb up to. sr.Suatlon level,
but tbeJ want him to know they
are watc:hl1'• blm -and Congeatoo.
Feelilur that tlie very largest
corporatfou, unions a.ad btc eov-ernment have ,n>wn at the ex-
pense ol the Independent sector,
the qaociatJon aou1bt from
Carter lut October a pro.mile that the C:rowth ot small &uainfo,s,
would be ~hed.
The group, tbe·Nalional Small
Business Association, persistent·
ly extracted from eacb candidate
his views on small-business is-
sues, such as correcting what •was felt to be unequal treatment
~ •ersus big business.
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THE FlBST JlEPOllT card, on
!>.Jimmy Carter of course, is in,
• and it appears tbe Pnsldeot
didn't i>US. ~No substantial pro-
CAm• RESPONDED with
tlw1 ::\.!f.e: "It will be tbe &oal ol IQ)'nlltrab to Uve &be
• gresa" was marked beside seven
of ll issllfS measured.
•rowth rate ol •mall ..... 'n••· ceed the srowth rate ol bis bas:l· nea and aovemmem. •• 'the or--
DETROlT (Al'> rord llotor ColD»aQY
want8 to inspect some
11,000 ears and tnlcu
sold the public with
carbtl!'eton thai could
1Uck in an o~P,Ollitlon,
the Gt.omakft' •••
Ford Nld U wtll ccia:
duct the J.nspecUons tm
1978 Ford, M~, Lin·
coln and Mnk v ·
passenger ears. the
truclca involved are· 1rn
and 1978 model Econolln~ aa4 pickup
traeka equipped -.Ith ~V.Senab*.
( NEWS '.4N.4LYS~S J
•aniutiOD WU elated.
It now rtporta: "No substan-tial~."
Carter also promiaed: "As
president, I would introduce and
support concrete programs
which would bave as blab priori-
ty the expansiop of the inclepen.
dent small business sector ol U>e
economy." Again, "No substan-
UaJ~.··
A.ND SO ft' GOF.S tbroutb the
first four ealelories before. the be6at neelYeS. faftnbl•
.not1tion.
Tbe eammitment: ••As piwt. dclat. 1 will ... that amaU bull·
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retitio11$ Filed
'l'be !Qllowlnc have fl led bankruptcy petitions in
Santa Ana federal court:
ness hu a stro.Di voice in the
White House. • .• My ob1ectlve Is to establbb closer ties w1tb small bual.nea."
The accompltshment:
•'Substantial pro1ress. Good
lines of communlcatlon hav~ been established with the Presl-
deot and his staff. March meet·
ing between President, key aides
and small busineu reps have
been followed up with on-1o1n1
meetings at high levels.·'
THE ADMINISTRATION also
was cNldited with some progress
in correctinf inequities in cov-
emmeot ~ent, on free. ma bulU.. people from routlne
~ by a regulatory acencr ,· and OQ mlnlmlzin1 the Impact of o anUprtce anabl-
tentmeel'eport.
But that ubiqultous "no sub-
stanUal progress'' wu recorded
qainst h1a prombo to involve 1maU bwUneu in Klenee and In-
novatkJQ, oa hls prollliae to d
velop yardsticks to meuure
small bufiness 1rowth, on
Federal rear1anbaUon. on hb
promise of a better climate for
rmm, caQMal, aDd on tax ro-
form.
On the letter, the independent
bua~ people conceded Uial
the President's tax reform pro-posals might chaa1• tbelr
estimate, but not in time for the .first year's report card. •
WHAT Bi\D TOE Presi.dent promiled? "I pledce to allow \be
-'°•et back &o nannlna their busl· nesa by completely reform-ing ••• tu laws to get the aov-
enuneat olf his back.••
S'1d John E. Lewis. pnllld4'ftt
of the asaociatlon, wblcb CCID·
siden-= business small if St .isn't g the 1.000 laraest in·
duatrlal firms or 300 larceat
fillance-servic, concerns: ·
"We hope that by the end o(
foW' years we•lJ be able to itve
Carter a 100 percent ratlnc on
folJow-throuah of hl• commit• ments ... But then he rettated, in
effect, ,:#bat M.lltoo Steward. ~s
predecessor, aald a year aao;
STOCKS I SYLVIA PORTER
• NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
Wldneeday, Octo~r &. 1077 l lN
B)' SYLVIA PO&TEft
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U.S. economic expansion baa been steadily wlndlnl down
from the 71~ percent rate with whleh 1971 started. leadln1 to
fean that this slowdown will elide into downturn
But there also are abundant ,.uons for conf&dt:nct that
·i978 will be a third year of '•reat•• t.q>tum. The 1ovemment
>' bu a wide rango of unuaed antl·alump weapons in its ttOftomic arsenal.
A.DMITl'ED .. 'Y, THE LEADING INDICATORS baye
decllned for us.e·montha ln •row. The atock market bas
been a year-tone di.stress area. ~to atl• are ~Pina aJont
but mueb other retall trade has been hesitant. H.Mpoulble
world authorities have been lslulnt tloomY au•1111Mtl of
eeooomlc coadlt.aoo..
But a slowdown ls not a stall. A cooUnulna u .S. apu.alon
at. • re-1 pace in tbe 5 percent raqe wouldQ 't be pqwedUJ ~ to abash jobleunesa but it would be auatalllable, and
tbe IDQlt dlst41rblna structural UHmploymeat demuda
spedal att1cb.
J(eanwbila, • atrt>n1
rtM m buif¥1S apenet· inl CIO ._., Plant:S and
equfpmebt Will play Its
tradiUocal role in prop-
pina tbe economy. · ' There are heartening '-.-.Mill._ _____ _
signs this typ_e ot spending will be a source of slrencth to
o,ffsetless exuberant consumer spending
Despite tallt of a worldwide depression, the system is
f\lncUooing. Western nations are workinf together to recc>n·
clle their differeace1. develop a more stable mon.elary OT·
der, revive their economies, curb inflaUon and avert a re-
turn to destructive trade barriers.
8111' NO ECONOMIC EXPANSION can be sustained klq
with lm'S \1Dderb'ln1 lnflalioll rate of$~ toe~ pereeDL
Wby can't tile Vallecl Statm:
-~ to ra1le tbe nte of prodactlvlty (effldiocy ,
»eJ' warka' ..J:.s Wortbouf) IO that men aOoda and lenlees
can be llG• Pll' boar, biJdq • .,_ wttbo&rt foc'cbla ~Jncr••ADllc~1nQatlont
.....! 1mproft matioDlblpe w. .. l:llllidDesl and labor aad
• bet..a private en&erprtae liid ~nt so tbat &>nee·
PaJ Jliles that an .. ~ the pijbllc interest cu be
monitored end modlfied1 ~ Wluntary pollciQa of
eeonornlc acttoDa ftCOpbed 11 liai'mM't '
-EUMINATE GOVEl.NMENT aEGULATIONS that fail to fttlfUJ their purposes and acld to prices?
-Rest.or~ the tax system as a means of raillnl funds and
providhlg incentives, and stop di.storth\g lt Into a form Of
punishment for the m09t productive?
-Build up stoclq>iJes of critical raw anateriala and com·
modfties a.s pro&edioo from lnflationaey sborta.ae1 and bol·
tlenecb? ..Oo tol> ol Wlatton itself ht in.nation psycbolOIY·
Tbll ll clllnletous because, when IQ. mlll)' bell eve the pro-
phecies of lnflatloo. they take .teps that make tho pro-
phecies self.fUlfllllng. ;
THE tJNll'ED STATES BAS OtJTGJU>WN tbe ecooomlc
theories oC Lord John Maynard Keynes, BriUsh economist
whose ideas have played a major role in world prosperity
since the 1930s. The country must become bold enQU8b to
e mbrac:e rather than shrink from new ideas. As Ke,ynes
Hid: ·
"'-i'be Ideas Of ecooomlltt and Si'IL..........._ • ..,. _.
:;poWcsful th.an ii comm~ undentood. lDd..cl the 1111Wk1 11
• " ruledbylittJe~"
~1merest Rate Woes
(,au8e Further Slump _
'WftA., Al!llllt OU> NEW V~K IAPI 1~'~ ~ ft!
-NI . Ml IS
ll u
AMe• IA'-'H Doe to late tr•n5mlss10n •
today's llstlng will not
appear In the O~l!Y ~lot. !
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·New Medicine A~swer to Bed-welJtingP,I
De.r Dr. Stelncrolul: I can 1m
ag1ne what heart trouble, cancer
or some other serious 1llness can
do to disrupt a household. So Car
we·ve been spared such prob-
lems.
But we have another. which l
suppose I sbouJdn 't even mention
m the same breath. bed·wetting
io our family. Yet it causes more
unhappiness than most people re·
alize.
We have one son. a handsomt-
boy of 10. who has bed·wcttcd all
his young life. At first there was
the usual spectacle of holdrng up
SCHOOlHOUSl
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CLOCK
CONTAC
COLD CAPSULES
the '*et sheet.a. shaming b1m, and
shaaung ourselves as we treated
btm so terribly.
It almost broke up our family
life. And the poor child became
withdrawn. kept from staying
over with other kids. got poor
grades in school. You never saw
a more unhappy child.
Then my husband and I read
one of your columns some years
ago in which you pictured some
mothers and Cathers who beat
their children for . bed.wetting
and were cruel and unsym·
pathetic We changed, and our
DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE
son chanpd a litUe. Betame
more all ve and friendly. rt seems we have tried every·
thing. AU kinds of tests which
showed bis kidneys and bladder
were all riant. We were told he'd
grow out of it. but the problem
still stares ham in the eyes arid
nostrils every morning. We
haven'tseeh h1s pecUatr1cian in at
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From One of tf1t
World's l11a d1nt
Crystal Produc"s
least two years -waibnl for him
to "erowoutof lt."
Now we come to you. Is UWtte
any use in bringing him to the
doctor again? Or shall we all.
keep waiting and prayinC --
Mrs. G.
COMMENT: The use of a rela·
ttvely new medicine may be
the answer to your· prayers. It
has helped many·youngstersJUce
yours.
It 1s im ipr a m l n e
hydrochlonde. Your doctor will
know 1t by its more common
name II am not giv1og you the
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Sy st•
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lttllim4
•satitWti
Mtilg ..
more common label so you Will.
not ~iment with it wltbollt a
doctor•s supervision>. It itioWd
not be prescribed !or a. cblld &m· cler tho ace of 6.
Usually. ll ls to be taDn tn pill
form about an bour be!on bed·
tJme. :Every nteht or eve=r.
night. JC there ts to be 1o:i •
mel)t, it wiU be evtdent thiri a
t&w weeks. t;et me know. I'm
anxious to hear tbe aood news.
when you 1et the one you're look-ing for tn that situatlon. I just
went down to aet it, lt was a lood
pitch."
Ozark says the victory, the
o.r..r-,..c
c1aa,.11eta 4, J J at s
first for Philadelphia in any post-
season competition in th~ past 62 1 years, puts lhe pre sure on the Dod(en.
"The pressure ls not of1 us;•
HY5 OzUk. "It Wit nice to will
the tint~ and in th• wq we
SyDAVECVNNINGHAM OltlleO.lly Pli.tSMIH
LOS ANGELES-Ron Cey
made National Leaaue playoff
history with a crand slam homer.
but the Dodaers fell to the
PbUadelphia Phllllea '1·5 and
there 'ft'U no joY in \be Loa ~n1ele1 club•ouH 'l'uuday night.
"In the Joni J'UD. wbat dif.
ferencedoml lt 1uke? Loot at tbe
feore," c-r told reporters.
I Sltti.Dt lluml7 Ql f rallt <11 his
loektl', Ce)' •aid. "We aave tbem
t® ~ bl.ab. Tht1 1bowe4
they have a Jot of character by
comlnc back afler we aave them
what could have been a bis
p&)chOlogical blow.'•
Cey was rilerrlng to Ilia own <
f(rand alam. a shot to left field
· that came on a 3-2 count. It lied
the game S-5 in tbe seventh fn.
nina. and was the lint erand ll•m 'tl'Wll' n a National Leagu& playoff iarne.
"As aoon aa l made contact I
knew lt was out," Cey aaya ... And
evep ~aa. we loet, it did us a
great deal of good to com• baclt
alter we ~seoU&Uy aave them lour nans. • •
Philadelphia's first four nms
wore unearned, and were set up
by shortstop Bill Russell's two
errors. One was a high throw to
first and the olher occurred when
he left second base before taking
the relay throw on a potential
, doubleplay.
"I ~om 1 wu a Utue nervous
going lnt.o th• came," RmseJI
H)'S. "On that firn1hrow I didn't
gel sel like I should have.··
The umpire's call at second
b e when Rusaell left the bag
did it. Now we know we have at
leaattwo at home .•. maybe just
one."
Slugaer Grea Luzinski, who
had the Phillies atop with a two·
run homer in the first inning.
agreed with Ozark, sayina: "Los
Angeles has to win tomorrow <to
day) or il's all over."
The 225-pound bull slugged u
Tommy John ofterlng for his two-
run shot after a Bill Russell •rror and later the Phlls took advan·
ta1e ot anothel' ausaeU error
with a two-run •inlle from Dave J~
"We weren't takin1 advantaie ot errors and break5 earlier tn
the season,•• said Ozark. "But
now we are. Anytime you get a
break a &ood club capitallau like
we did."
OC Tuesday's vlctory, Schmidt
saul: "ll's not over yet. If lhln&a
had turned out the other way
tonight we'd be sitting here, HY·
ing, 'forget about it. We've got
another same tomorrow, Tbat
h•ppened last year when we
pla,ved the Cincinnati Reds.• "
Schmidt neglec~ to complete
the thought: The Reda awept the
AJe DAILY PILOT
· Servite . Toughest•yet--
Newport Harbor HlCb's Sailors
wUl face tbdr final test before
l>elinnlna Sun.set Lea1~ c:om-
peUtla:t Thursday nifbt C'1:30)
when tbey journey to the Santa
Ana Bowl to face an impo1lne
Servlte Friars <Anaheim) eleven
in anoo-leacuefootballoutinc.
Servite, a(t.er losing its flnt
game by one touchdown to Santa
Ana Valley, has posted a pair of
shutouts over North Torrance
and Pasadena.
al.lo thrown seven interceptions
in three games. Loara runs its offense out ol an
I-formation. wttb a sprlntoul and some optloal thrown tn. The Sax·
on• have scored ju1t one
touchdown ln each of tbree
1amee. · ll'be 10sses have come acalmt ~ (82-1) and Newport
BirW <23-1>• wblcb an con-
sl4erecl ~rful teaim, and
Western HlOl ol Anaheim ('1.a>,
which tall't conaldered 10
J)OWerful,
Newport will enter the game ln
undefeated manner.
Coach Bill Piuica of Newport
la waryolthealtuaUon.
"Servile bas a bi&. tough foot·
ball team," be says. •'This year's
ts a typical Servlte team that
doesn't make a lot of mlatakes
and it has an excellent defense.
"Against Pasadena last w"k·
the score could have been 50-0 if
they hadn't dropped the ball
several times when (hey were
close to scor.tna."
After a dismal scrlmmaie and
two straigbt d feats, th• El Toro
varsity football team was more
than all We discouraged.
"We kept stressing t.bai ther,
had to believe in themselves, ·
says first-year coach Phil
}!?own. "We told them that they
just !.ad to bang in there."
Whatever the El Toro coaches
said, It worked. The Charaers
stunned a formidable Laguna
Beach unit, 17-7, to open the
South Coast League campalp
Friday.
And now, as El Toro prepartS
for a 1bowdown with Corona del
Mar Friday at Mission Viejo'•
field. lt'a a lltUe euler for the
Cbarcen to 11Dd sosn~ to
believe in.
•"'l'hinp were P"-lty low after
the SoOora crlmmaae, .. Brown
san. 'l"b1nP OcilY 1ot wane as El
Tol"o lost to Valencia Hi•b
<Placmtia) ~and Brea 2'1-14.
"The kids ruUy have taken it
upon themselves to tncrease
their intensity." Brown says.
Diabloa 'f ab Drake
Roa Dr•k9.,t. a former El
Rancho (Pico 111vera> Hieb and
USC footi.11 encl baseball star. 'hai been chosen varsity
baseball coach for the Dilbloe
at Mbalon Viejo Hlgb. Drake
succeeds Harry Hilke, who re-
sl1ned earlier this year.
wben ad\edulinl your Play-off
and World series ea mes.
. RonDavts
I>lreetor of Athletics Cd¥~
Pialca says Servite ls by far
the tou&bat team b1 Tll"I w1ll
have faced thl5 seuon and com·
pares the Fria.n defenae to that ol
the Tan.
•'They })ave a better than average defense Jnd \hey bave
done very well wlth it. It is ·
slmllartooura."
Newport Harbor wlll ltave no
changes in the probable starting
llneupis but two players will alternate with starters and pro-
bably see as much action.
Ores paq1)ln at HS pou* Will
abare duUes at Uibt end on OI·
fense With start« Jelf Bltettl.
Ryan Abbate, 170, will trad41 oft
with atarttni left tackle Mark
Vobolil. on -aettue. OthtrwtM
the llneupe for tM Tars Will r9.
main Intact. "We have our tldl biinatnc
their lunch aod a )ant.em this
week, .. PiuJca 1111. "The lunch
in case the,y get huncry and the
lantern to ft.nd thelr way home
after the 1°"1 practice aesslons."
I
.]'OOTBAL:L/ WATER POLO I MISCELLANY
maoy arm tackles lut week," 1a,y1
Coebrun, "We acored 20 polntf • that
should be enougb to wlll &&JQ•.
"We Md Lakewood for lou• ao many' tim• CMt then lee them set away. We
.c.-'tdotbat. Web.ave a betterortea.lve team tb.ao last year. but we baveo 't
shown the hltenalty on defeme."
Coduian is w.al')' of EdJaoo'a ability on
offeoff. bUt sa;va.hb major eoocern ll ln
coplq with the Chargers• defense.
''We'll tr;; to nm the football because that's what we do beat. I tb1n)t we ~ve
one ol the better bacas in the area In
David Gonzatet," 1ay1 Coch.run. "Be'• an acltini runner.••
Th• Orange Coast Everybody got into the
:..area's ,domJaa.nce or act as Saddleback
,;rr.!bltbel~ Calltornla COD•
'•And M.lke Dott.ertr runs 40 yard.a in •.$ nconda." Dotterer la a ReDo
tranafer.
Cochrun dJdn't mention a letbal pasa-
inl a&t.Jc:k, keyed around S.l senior Tlm
9'Hua.
O'Hara passed for three touabdowna
with eiaht completions in 18 attempts
against Lakewood for 190 yards.
A major setback in the Monarchs
camp b tbe loss of 6·1 Russ Avila, an of-
fenalve t.ackle oQt for the seuon wllh a
brokenlq.
With Avila out, Cochrun la inserttna
Phil Thomburg C21S> in"° the starting . lineup.
I i
Menaces
Oil City -
When the s eas on
be&an, Loa Alamitos
coacb TUD Rodarte WU
bemoeniq tbe tact that
his Unh;y t~ team
bad nelthtt slae 11or
speed, and be didn't
sound like he wu looklne
forward to tbe new
sHson very mucb.
Now Los AJamit.oe has
a a.o record under its belt
15 oz. ws
mlles northwest of here, between
June 26 and Aug. 13, the court in
bis home town was told.
The woman, Doyab Blntl Dan,
was fined ., by the court Sept.
20, and la servina a two-month
Jall term because ahe could not pay the fh)e.
Under Malaysia's strict
Moslem laws, llvh1g out or
1"dlock ls meaal and Moslem re-:
Uglous courts are entitled to at·
.rest and try offen4ers. More than
nalf Malaysia's U mUliOD ln• habitants are Mosletn.
The prosecutor. Ustaz Saad bin
Saldin, said Lebai Omar's first
offen$e with Doyah was two
years ago when tbey were both
fined $264 and paid the perlll"es.
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potatDes aod fqer f oo8 t()-rQUJld the zoenu
out. . • The new break.tut strips and the
pastrami seemed a lituetough butthe other
products were tasty and tender. ·
Harder, a seeond·generation grower,
said his association also is trying to en-
courage cooks to think in terms of turkey
much as they do chicken.
Parts such as breasts and drui:nsticks
should be avail4Ql• at the-~t counter, hjt
said, and it th are b~. they should. \*-
~ked for. __ 'L! Turke)la al6o barbecue well, Haraw
added. ··we eat five turkeys a month," he
said. "Though cooking's not my interest I
gladly put them on the grm:·
' .
He cooks them covered for around Uiree t'
hours. watching the coals and basting the
meat during the last hour. A pop.up .;·
thermometer should be used, be noted.
because or the variables in cooking over
coals.
Most of the turkey~ wld m the C. S. are
raised in Minnesota. Harder stateo. The
secood largP.St growmg area is CaUlomia, ~the third is tbeC&roliJlu.
His own production has risen from 112
million blr& in 1973 to 140 million in 1977. He
grows more large birds than small ~cause
of the increased demand forprocessmg.
The turkeys are fed a mix of com and
soybean meal with trace elements and fats
added. Hezis are sold from 16 to 17 weeks
and toms are muketed after 19-22 weeks.
• Growers used to raise their floe ks on the
range. Harder said , but .. confinement
growing .. is widely used now. ln a 60 x 500-
foot building, there is room for 10,000 toms
and 16,000bens.
Harder cautioned that most people
overcook turkeys. •'There should still be a
Uoge«pfnlmessto it." he advised.
Tboogb hot dogs and luncheon meats
haw received low marks from some nutri-
tionists for their nitrite tontend, Harder
said a low level of the substance also ls --(leeTUa&EY, Pa1eatt>
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GIN or VODKA
There are cakes. and then tit_.. are CAKES.
J'WpMd ftoltinp, intricate
lctap. neared roses and ribtiom.
ltteNUy took the cake at a receot
• eonteit baled on decoratmi A:m.
U ,,_r~ by the Sweet
Alta aab'ol Costa M•a In can-~ wttb Puhlc>A lalancl's
1'1· l~liiml·~·
Fdrt:J·Dlrie entries, tht wW1i d
obbJ!Stt and prof e11loeal1,
ere ~ed wide• c~ed
tent bi tbe ahopplDc ~let•_ L
EvtdeDUY, a tq\llrrtl WUll a tweet toOtti 1neated In for
ditaiei't -he Dltibled a cboeolate
wreath on the 1ln1erbread
cbuidl, then hel&)e:d himself to
the .• ., cradl on anoth~ cake,
accQl"dlna to Helsa Berndt; •bow
coOrttlnat« aDc1 vice prealdent el
the Cll'IMl.Uition.
.
CO.OAT C&ISPS
2 cups uncooked rolltld oats
l cup.all-purpose no.u
1 tsp. baJr:int powder
~tsp.Hit
&.i CUP butte~ 01' 1DUCarifte
1 cup rmely ~nw carrots ~ cap UDSulP.bUz'ed moluaes
Mix toaetber dry inare·
dlenb. Cut in butter: or
margarine until mixture re-
sembles COl'IUlleal. Add eanots
&1'd moluses and mix anw
blended. auu lS mtnutee; tlMn
roll • ~ tMet • JIClltlJ· floured bomL Celt wfjh unal1 -eutten: bNe cm........-blk·
inl &beet at S7S deer-for 11-20 .,.
minutes or until li&.btly blowned.
When cooled. store in tightly eoV"-
ered ccnta.iner. Yield: 5 doz.en
1 Y.a-~b wafers.
Food processor }U'epal'atico:.
ht psocessor bowl' wttla ltMl
blade 1n p1ace. lil1x u.e 00ar. batbrc poWder, and salt wftb a
one-aec:ond ''bunt." Divide the
•tick ot buUel' or ~artz.e (Pl'9-
ferably frozen> irito ef&bt pifta. •
Arrange pieces oca top ot flour
and 8dd 1 cup of the oats. Briefly mlx unW mlllture resembles
commeal. Add remalnlq oat.a,
carrots, aDd molasMS (clribble
ovctsurfac.) to the bowl: process
olll7 unUl douall form• and
·'climba'' Cll'1 .to9 ot blade. Con-tlnue•abOve~
st1NSlllNB NUGGETS
~ eap butt««marprme
"eus>sacar teQUnsUlphundmolaues tea ·
1 \.\ c:aape all.porpoee flour • eup~rOIIeif o.ti~_,_.,,.__
• l tsp. bakbai poWder
Jli tap. JiaJdDc IOU
~tap.Ult
~ ~-dll:UmOD ~cup inlWrt tJrT mllkaolidl
1 cup ,rated raw carrots
~eup~nuts
CrUiii ~ Udaqartmtll
fluffy. &at ln lnotu•• ~ ~ Mix~ Ooar, •ts, baldDI
powder, s04a. Nit. ctnnamcG.
and di')' milt: .ctd to ~
m1xtUre.; MlstGre will be .uu.
Stir bl carrots and mm. Drop bT
te.spocmM CIO ~ bU· mt lllMt Bake at400 decn-fClr
s-10 Jillnutes or ntu ~
lnowned. Wben eoOled ltAn In tilbtb'. wv•ed contal*. neld:
4 dQlel\ d!'OP cookiet.
hat wtth a woven IOC:ik pl\11 a pair
ol mllkbini 11o¥•.
Th• ltncerbread cburcb
drippe miniature tclcl••;
anolhe.r bollday cat• wu a
replica ot st. Nlck sound uleep
uad• aplQI coverlet.
Tbe ~ '11 a doll cake wu
la'ftalilJ matielllabed wltb blue
and orans• ielOI ruembllDf
lace, nbboiuf. aaid flowers. A
apecJal cate1ory d•!llctlnl
Fasbloll ltland WU topped with
the<*lt.tr'• Joto. a mermaid.
Tbe IUIU' mold tcbnlQue. •
met.bod of 10akln1 wal•?·Ulln
tH·isbaped vtpettel, featured whimsical scenes an4l tln;V nsura lnlld J~ wu bued on the ute
of tlP1, borders, color coordina·
Uoo, orisiAall,ty and ceneral ap-peannce.
~ f ancltul 'cakes looked fOOd
eJioUlh to eat.; but onl,y the rro.t-
inp were edible. Tbe decorator,s,
ustld ~m dwnmlea as can·
vases for their artwork.
J.,.ocal wtnnen were: SeDl«
Amat.Un: Yarylln TYier 04-
H el.ta Betndt, both of Colt•
Mesa; Profetslonal: Marcetla
Grab.am, Hunttnttoo 'Beach. /
cake) but to tenderize or Encllsh muffins. But ttiose lean. lowtat cuts of you can use those sbarp
meat. points to break up the T~erbemeat? touah ftben of very lean ~baolutely! An meats ..• and to
aaselfood cake cutter, punchtre .tbe aurfatt
you'll recall, looks when addiD1 seasont:nas.
somewhat like an marin.ad• or meat ten· •lonc•ted •tJllne comb derher. One bandy way fOf Alro bair-do's .•• a to use it la in makln1
baDdle oo one end and homemade "minute
loaf, sharp pointed steaks" from a larae
.. teeth.'' It's mainly used bonelea beef rout: to break up anielcuea ; ! lllMJTE STEAD oa
SANDWICBSTEAU
Boneless bottom
round ol beef
Meat tenderlaer. plaln or aeaaoned
Anielfood cake cut·
~r Ualnf a very sharp
knife, cut 1andw1ch..atze
aUca. (about four ounces
each) .,a1nat the IJ'aln.
Lay tbo stew flat on a
cutting board. Sprinkle
UberallJ with meat ten-
12 to 20 Lb. AWV. Weight
FtoUfl Hen Of Tom
Amll'Sts Tllilr
I '* r '~J , __
Pantry Fillers
,.
derb:er. Puncture ~-range Naka in a 1lriste
pe1tedly wtth the need!• layer and cover com·
s harp tip 1 of an pletely with another
ancellood cake cutter. •beet of foil. To make a
Tum over ~ add more second lay• of steaks, rn eat teaderhet. put a sheet of paper
Puncture 11aln. Eacb • toweling °" top of flrst
four ounce 1teak. 155 layer, then add another
calodes. · aheet of foll, a layer of
TO FaEEZE -Wrap steaks and a final layer
stem lndlvldually ht of foll. <The paper towel
plastic wrap 4J>d lay fiat between layers of foll
in freeaer. Or, line a will keep the layef'!l from
cookie Un wtth foil. Ar· freezingtog,tber.)
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Recipes
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often bave to double re-response w a• en· Peanut Butt.et Flllini. minutes. 1'oll ueh half dpes to bav. enough to thusiastic and ranged sM below te 121nch circle; ~..-
10 ~ l reallte that the entil'& menu -f~m wJtb tb8 .Peanut .-Ulier most famll~es are main~ to desse$. Sca\d milt and pour l'tlllq. cut eacb circle smaller Ud need the' What staprlaed us was over ~tter. s~ar and into 12 --a.. n-n usual ~ serviDI tbe Interesting USO.rt· salt In bowl; cool to ... -.es . ._..\Ip
1 to ..a.. ... __ t f l l lu ... ewarm ~ Sprln""le each wedge from wide .our -"""'"'any ~en o p ck e and • -• end anllf place poijJted
i'ellahle eookbOOk tor a veeetable recipes yeast oa warm water end down. on ireas4Sd mother Ilk• me? -because these ;seldom and stir to di.ssoJve. Add baking sbeet.6. carve
WIS'l'FUL. seem to be reaatded as eu, yeast and 2 cups ends slightly to make
DEt<R WISTFUL: b o m & c o o Jt s • flour to milk mixture; er•=· Cover and Jet "Tann Journal's Best· apeeialtJes." £Ilse and beat with electric mixer riH doubled about
E.er Recipes~· (Double-her stall counted the at low spee4l uaut· 30 minutes. B~ke in daJ>. published in 19'7'1, votes aad the most smooth. about l minute: 400-dearee oven 1s
should help YoU because popular diabes were in· beat at medium speed mloutes. changing posj.
the recipes yield more duded tn "Best-Enr u~til thick, abo~t 2 tion of baking sheets in· s~ than the usual .Recipes." One ot them: minutes. Add remaining oven when half baked. small·famRy ones. In P&\NtJT BtJ'JTER llour to make a douah Remove from bakin g
prepmill8 tbe book Elise CllP.SCEN'l'8 that leaves the aides of sheets and cool on racks
)( a on lo I • F a rm h cup millc bowl. Turn onto a lig.bUy Makes24 crescents · Joanaars~eticFood ~ cup. butter or lloured s urface and · Edit.er. wrote to 250.000 margarioe knead gently. Put into a
of their eooklloolc users. ~ CUP sugar greased bowl; invert t<>
asl:iag ilan to speeify ~ tearooonsalt grease top ol dough. Cov-tbetr fPOrtle recipes 1 package acllve dry er and let n se in warm
bom a ...... Pum_ Jwt pl•ce .QoUl d = .Joumal ·cook.boob and ~ cap warm (llO k> 115 abouU blur. Tum
PEANUT BUITEJt
f'ILLING: Combine •, cup peanut butter. ~ cup .boney. '19 teu·
PICJll and ~ te.spoon
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DEUDEPT. .
Jarllberg Swtas Cheese, Prole1liUO Ham, 'hrke1 Breast.
Boast Beef, Baked Ham + A Complete Selection of.
Imported and Domeetlc. Cbeeaea Plaa All .Salada by
Delaney's Own Cbef LEO of the Sea Sbality lleltaurant.
FARM FRESH PRODUCE
Or1a&k Fig.. ... .'.~·.~~~~ ..• 99c -.
Li. Tomatoa .... ~~ ·~~ ••• 39c .,,
Bar&leU h•n ..... 1~.11!'!9:1 ••••• 2te a.
i:·
FISH DEPT.
BroadlaW lwonlllsb ... !~1 ••• 4.49 .._
lr'Uld"' Rock Cod ••. ·.~ ~~> .. l. 79 ...
Bllalllh Jl'UJel el Sole . .4~! .. Z. '7t •
Efftcdve Od. 1-T·I
'Nldnesday.OctoborS. 1977 DA.IL Y PIL.OT ft
Sauerkraut and. Wine.
M08t of us lhink of sauerkraut
as German, but actually the
Germans came to use the cab-
bage fermented in a brine of its
own juice and salt relatively late
in its history. Many writers
claim the builders of China's
1,400 ft. Great Wall, erected
about 225 B .C., ate sauerkrauf
reguJarly as a healthful, enereit·
ingstaple.
It is atso known the early
Greeks, Romans and Babylo·
nlans ate the fermented cabbage.
Later, after the Middle Ages, the
Alsatians popularized it and sent
it along to the Germans. Possibly
the confusion of the food's on.in is a reault ~the immediate and
conUnuint enthusiasm of the
Germana tor sauerkraut.
CHOURCROOTE GARNI
1 can (17 oz.> sauerkraut
4 sUcee bacon, cut tn ball
2 cups chopped ouions
2tartmedfum appl~. ~«I.
cored and chopped
gin
2 cups dry white wine
10 juniper berries or ¥• cup
6 pep. percorn
1 bay leaf
4 Polish sausaae
4 lmockwurst
4 bratwurst c
l)ijoo zpu.st.vd m
Soak sauerkraut iA cold w•~
1$ minutes. Drain weU. ~~
bacon in l>l,ltcb oven or li saucepan. Add oQiQAS; cook .
tender. Add sauukraut, M>Pl ·wine, junlper berries, pep.,
percom. and b~ leaf. ~tlA
boll. Reduce heat and clmmtf"
covered. 1 hour. Remove Jun!Aer
berries, peppercorn Qd bay l..tr
Fry sauSll&M· Drain. Adci ·\9
sauerkraµt. Cover and contlq_\(~
cooktna 30 mJ,nut.es. Serve ""J&'
mustard. Serves'· n<
I
-DAILY PILOT w.dneeday, October 5, 1 m
-Eor.;_Col11mbus Day ••••
The approach of macaroni. Prepare
Columbus Day _1ug1esta spaghetti sauce as
an Italian insplftd dish directed on envelope; and what could be more cool slightly. Combine appropriate tban a e11. Ilia cup of the
bearty Pina Meatloaf apachetU sauce, aolt,
Platter! It combtnu bread crumbs, and
meatloaf, a New World around bee!. Presa into ~favorite, with the 014 lO·lncb pizza pan or
World fla\'Orl of ep.Pet-•hape 10.lncb piua in tlaa~andpasta. lute aballow pan. Com· 'l1lli faadnattni sup. blDe macaroni. re.main·
P8f Idea will b~p you sail ma spaabetU sauce, and tb.roUlb meal time wtth ~ cup of the cheese.
ita _.. of -~•tion, Spoon Gllto meat crust. wblleproYidlnl a cbaqe __
ol aceaery at 10Ql' dinner
table.
Start with a spicy
toDlato aauce prepved
quickly from an· en-
velopeof IPaabettl huee
Jl)iL Prepare a meaUoaf
mlxtuN, ~ with
part of tbe sauce; sa'riJti.
tbe nmaloder to com-
1> h> e with elbow. macaroni.
The trick b to C::: meatlNI lAto the
of a Pina pan to form a
.. cl'USt". Tbe tomato..
macaro11i mlxtur•
becomes the topping. wbile cheese and areen
peppei's provide a col·
orful and attractive
garnish.
For an appropriate
complement to your
meal, add an Antiputo
Salad accented with a
tangy dressing of
vinegar, Wor~tershire
Sauce, and oil.
The fmisbing touches
to this meal. wbicb could
be~ oo either aide
of the AtlanUc. Include
Italian bread and
spumoni sundaes. Tbe sundaes are aasemble« .
in aecxDls by IPtlnk.UD.I
chopped *tub and'
maraschino cbeu,es over SCOOll8 cl yanBJa lee
Cre&D\. I
PIZZA lfE'ATLOAr
rLA'ITf!• 1~ cap1 elbow. macan:ml •
1 en"'6pe UlA.-01.) spagbeUlaauc.um
1 ec£ .UcbU,, beaten J
~~aa.tt
l cup aolt ~te•cl ,. .. .,P'ftM
Bake at S50 degrees for beans, drained
25 to 30 minutes. Top l c an ( 8 -oz . >
with pepper rings and re-garbanzo beans, drained
maining Ilia cup cheese; . l tomato, chopped
bake 10 minutes lonaer. 6 Lettuce. torn into
aervlngs. chunks
ANTIPASTOSALU> Combine oil. ~cupoil worceslershire sauce.
1 tablespoon vinegar, sugar, and
WoroeaUnhi.re sauce paprika; stir or shake
l tablespoon vinegar until well blended. Com-~ teaspoon sugar bine lettuce, beans, and
V..teaspoonpapri.ka tomato in salad bowl:
Lettuce add dressing and toss
1 can (1-lb. > areen liebtly. 6 servings.
@ntadina
~ NOT TO EXCEED
30% FAT .....
PORK
SALE
THE INCOMPARABLE BAKED APPLB
Choose an all-purpose or coot-
~ng variety such as Rome Beau-\.)', Golden DelicloU.t. Cortland,
Slayman or variety of your
choice. These 11.sted are all ex·
c:elJeot baken. In the interest ol
qiiera cooservaUon, bake 12 ap-
ples instead of six u baked ap-
P-lea will keep up to four days in
the i'efrieerator, several weeks "'Ute freezer. 6 baking apples
~cupsugar
l tablespoon cinnamon
grated nnd from l lemon
1 ~cups apple 1u1ce
Core apples to within 1 :z inch of
botlodll. Pare about Y.t ot tbe
way down from tile top. Arrange
LO •hallow baldnc pan, paNd slde
up. Mix suaa:r. cinnamon and
lemon rincl and fill centers of ap-
plet with the mixture. Pour apple
jalc&into the pan and bake at 375
dill'"S about one hour, or until
a les are tender. Bute the ap-
occa.s~Uy with juice from
pan. When apples are done,
remove baldn& dish from oven,
''"• apples on dessert plates, P9Uf syru,p fnrni bottom of pan
Ofer apples. .:now .. tiame a... Appfes: a.pptes are cold, warm tlMm in
a'low temperature oven. Sprinkle
tqpr. with a te.aspoon ot sugar.
Jiiat Y.t cup appl~aclr over low
h 9t. Set a match to the warm ap-
P ejack and pour over each ap-
plle.;
Mtileemea' Saaee: l\dd \.\ cup
~meat. Y.t cup concentrated tmen apple juice and v. tea·
spooo nutmeg to 1 c:up sour cream
and mix well. If desired add a
tabletpoon of applejack, brandy
or rum to the sauce. Sene chilled
Jlcmey Balled Apples: Prepare
apples according to the basic
recipe. Combine 6 tablespoons
bOney with 1 can orange juice
c:qncatrat. and pour into center
ot· applea. Bake as in basic ~
lpe. When tender, sprinkle ap-ple t()p9 with granulated 11111ar
aad outmec and slide wider
broiler to etaze. Serve warm or
cold.
Baked App lea lluui.:
Prepare applu tor ba.ldna. Soak u tarce dried apricota in ~ cup
Marsala, then dl'ain well and
cboJ) apricots line. Mix with Y.t
cup lieht brown 1ugar and 11' cup
chopped walnuts. Fill apple cen-
ters with apricot mixture and
pour wine over filling of each ap·
pJe. Add apple Julee to pan and
bake as jn basic recipe.
Mertacae Topped Baked Ap.
pie: PW centers of prepared ap.
pies with marton11 preserved In
1yrup, and bake according to
basic recipe. Beat 3 egg whites
unW atiff (not dry> and add 14
cup •'ft•r vad\lally, beatine con.t~tl,y. When merincue is •llln1 and stiff, swirl 1t bJ&h on
eacb pre.toual1 baked apple and
bake at ~ dqrees for 3 to ' mlnuta or until merinsue Is
golden. Servo at ooee.
C...V Baked APPiet: Prepare
apples as ln bulc recipe. Mix \.\
cup cbopped blattched almoncb,
\t cup suaar. ~ cup raisins wltb 1 aliptly beaten eu whlte. F1U ap-
ple eares wttb the mixture. Make
anod>tr mixture of ~ cup fine
bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons •ut·
ar and 1 teupoon clbnamon.
Coat tach apple with melted but·
ter or marearlne, roll In the
ae~ bfead crumbs, place ln
buttered castatd Cl.Q>I and bake u above. Serve as ~e.saert, warm
or cold, with pounng cream or
Ginger Sauce.
Gt.Dier 8aace: Add ~ cup fine·
ly chopped candied glnger to 1
cup sour cream. If pr~rved
ginger is used, add I/• cup finely
chopped preserved ginger and 2
tablespoons of ginger syrup to•
cupol sour cream.
Apple• st.rred wua.
Saaerkrnt: Remove a part of
the pulp from tbe apples, leaving
about ~inch shell. Chop the puJp
removed and add to2 cups rinsed sauerkraut, .,, teaspoon caraway
seeds, salt and pepper Bake ac
cording to direction'.'> above
'\rrv«.' Wlth pork chops or ham.
Hult-8t1dled BUMI Apples ~
Scoop out apple pulp, leaving Va
inch sbeU. Chop pulp and add to
one can (l pound) corned beef
hash, l tablespoon minced onion.
I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce,
2 tablespoons ketchup, 1 table·
spoon prepared mustard and salt
and pepper to taste. ~ate accord-
ing to above directions. Serve.for
breakfastorlunch.
Samaae Staffed Apple.: Saute
h pound bulk pork sausa.&e until
evenly gray in color. Pouroftfal.
Add 11. cup each fine bread
crumbs and celery chopped fme.
Season with -'4 teupoon &inaer,
sail and pepper. Add chopped ap-
ple pulp and $luff into scooped
out apple shells. Bake as above.
Serve for-breakfast or brunch
with waffles, pancakes or freshly
baked cclfeecake.
UN<X>OKEDAPPLESAUCE
This recJpe calls tor only two
ingredients: fresh appJes and ap-
ple juice. It makes a sprightly,
tan()' sauce -a welcome ac-
companiment for most meat
dishes. Fresh apples have a
special quality of c:Jea.n.siu the
mo.utb or lingerine flavors.
They're becoming lnc:reuingly
'popular ·served with meat, in
place of a vegetable or a salad.
Selectioo of sweet~r or tarter
varieties can help adjust the
sweetness of the applesauce.
Le moo or lime Juice m_, a1lo be
added to add tartneaa u well u to
delay br'ownlQr.
8 medium apples. about 2
pound.a
· 1 cup apple Juice
Ralw and core the appl11. Cut
into thick wedges. Place ~ cup
ap.,le juice in a blender jar, add
half the appla and whirl until
smooth. Pour into ••rvins d.lsh .
Repeat using r'malning lnite·
dienta. T11te for sweetness
Serve immediately. Makes 6
servinp.
POACHED APPLE RINGS
lf you're 1ooklJll for dessert
recipes low In au1ar, lhis one can
hardly be beat. It ~ll\I ot apple
rtngs, poached in bottled, Wl·
sweetened apple Juice. The re·
suit: a lovely amber colOl' and in·
ten&ellPPleflavor. All1oubaveto
do ls to peel and core three Golden
Delicious apples and slice
crosswise into 'ft Inch tbickrta,a.
(Other varieties work well too;
you simply get a darker apple
slice when poached.; In a 12-inch
skillet, heat 3 cups apple juice to
simmering. Add the apple tines
about six at a time. Simmer, turn
the rings once and cook unUI the
rings tum a lieht amber color.
Add more juice If It boils down.
Serve warm or cold, wlth a pour-
ing cream, soft lee C?eam or lf!IU.!"
cream mixed with hone)'. TKt
rinas may also be used u a
garnlah for ham, chicken, pork
cbopund aau.saee
~needay.October5. 1977 DAILY ptLOT 8f:
Rice: NoW and ~ate~ ..
" • ,
7~ •t•
SM\?7C on the
outd1aseof ~of
UBI
Beefy Now ·n · Laler Casserole 1s M recipe for
two casseroles. each making six servin1s. Make
and bake one today. Wrap\ij) the other and freeze
it tor baking at a tater date. Or it you have a par-
ty corning up, freeze them both, Jcnowlna lhat you
wUI have a fresh and yu~my dish to serve on a
day when you might not have Ute tlme for
preparation.
Me~icali Chicken and Rice is a good exam·
pie of how rice can be incorporated into lbt
cuisine south of the border. Then II you want to
have some Cun and make meaJa tasty and in-
teresting, try some of the rice recipes that use
the diCCerent seeds <'n your spice
shelf ... mustard, caraway, poppy, sesame,
celery, and Cennel.
BEEFY NOW 'N' LATER CASSEROLE
2 pounds zucchini, sliced
1 pound lean ground beef
1 teaspoon sail
1"' teaspoon each pepper and 1arllc powder
1 cup flne.lY chop~ oruons
3 cups cooke<t r'ice
1 can (4 oz.) chopped green ehiles
2 eggs, beaten
1 ~ cups cottafe cheese
2 tablespgona aratecl Parm~HJl~heese
2 cups grated Cheddar cheese
Cook auc:cblnl in 1alted water about s
minutes. Drain thorou&hlY and set aalde. Saute
meat, aeasoolngs, and onions unW meat ia no
longer pink and onions are tender crisp. Add
rice. green Chiles. and 1uccbini. Blend ecp, cot-
tage cheese, and Parmesan cheese. Stir into
meat mixture. Turn lrtto two greased shallow
2-quart casseroles. Top each with 1 cup Cheddar
cheese. Bake one at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
Wrap and freeze the other for later use. Each
casserole makea 6 servings.
MEXICt\IJ CHICKEN AND BICE
1 teaspoon Heh garlic: salt, celery salt, and
paprika
2 to 2\-'a poubda choice chicken pieces
I cup chopped ot\lona
1 can U~ oz.> condensed cream of chicken
J Corri. f
Pea.Sor Green BeanS.
7C
libbyi
libbyi
libbyi
431
•
soup
i,.; of a 10-ounce can t.omatoea and 1reen
chiles ' »cup chicken broth
Salttotute 3 cups hot cooked rice, cooted ill cblc.ktn
broth
Blend earUc salt, celery salt, and paprih.
Sprinkle seasonings on chicken; place akin aide
up, in a shalJow 211.t.quart casserole. Bake at 05
degree. for 20 minutes Sprinkle wUh ODlOOI and
cook 10 minutes Jon,er. Meanwhile, bltQd soup,
tomatoes· and areen chlles, and broth. Pour over·
chicken; salt to taste. Cover and COl\tlnue bakinl
30 minutes or unUl tender. Serve over beds of
Ouffy rice. Ma.Jcea UerYinp.
HEARTY BEAN SOUP WITH RICE
2 cups dry pinto beans oc black beans
2~ quarts chicken broth Of ham broth
1 \1' pounds smQked ham hoek or leftover
ham bone wtth bl~ or meat
1 cup chopped onions
2 c:uJ)S sliced carrots
4cloves1artic, crushed -r-
Ho~ peppen to taste t• Sall to late ~n
~ cup dry sherry if
J'to4 cupS bot cooked rice •'="
Wash beans. Discar4 imperfect ones. D~ln.
Add told w•ter to come 1 Inch over beans. Let
oak overnight. Or brtng to • boU, boll for 1
minute, remove from beat, and let stand 1 hour. • ....
Drain. Add all lngredieits except •berry abd
rice. Heat to boilinc. rtdude heat, cover, and J simmer about 3 bofirs or untU beau are very
tender. stir oc:c:asionalty while eooldng and ad·
just seasonings, 1f necessary. If more liquid is
needed. add boU.laC broth or water.
When beans are tender, remove bQnes. Place ,
about half ol U\e soup ln a blender and puree. <Or
pu\ through sieve oT mash.> Retum to kettle. Stir
in sherry. Ladle soup into bowb and top with
moundl ~ rice. Serve with a rellah tray of creen
onions, sliced tomatoes. areen pepper rina~. and
radishes, if desired. MaJres 8tollel'Vinp. _ .•
DAILY PILOT w.csn.eo.y, October 5. 1971
! Flavoriy and· Sa ory I'
.,.., ' .
~ Oy ster:. come 1n
various s iies ~nd
althouab Lhey a.re re
,. lativdy small. they wre
ml«htY io food value Md
'-taste. Superior protein
• and other nutrients
·"make oysters invaluable
1• in every diet. All it takes
. is one pint or oysters to
~ 10 aa Iona way in satisfy .
> Ing six hungry people
when ~eel ln :an Oyster·
Maca.ronl Ca!serole.
S"uteed onaon, hutr ~·and half, pefls, and 1 pimiento ure c:ombiried
, 'with the oysters and
m ac&ron1. th era topped
with crumbs and dots of
.margarine before bak·
ing. Flavory and uvory
in only 20 minutes time
-this oyster dehght is
one yoo'll treuuce.
OYSl'Ell MACARONI
CABSEJlOLE
Lettuce
'n' Beets
By TOM HOGE
,AP Newa.(eat~r~ W1it~
There aiu1 rnany .,.ays
to shed e•cess vaund&
and most or them ar4: un·
pleas11nl. Iiut they don't
h&vt:tobe
l recebtly heard of a
stout l(entleman whose
doctor prescribed a re11i· men that featur,d a
300-calorit! liquid 1uach.
The patient complaloed
that 1'ie got little satlslac--tioo ou(.·or doMung his
m jdd•y· meal in 30
S'!conds fJat and rea.lirlnc
that was au he woW'd (et
untitdlMettime. •
Fioall)'· the octo:-
came up wtth a luncheon
alternali~e. The man
co...td eat a "bole head of
ice6erc leuuce <about 60
calories) with a half cue
of >«>surt and mustard. dressing CSO calories)
• andasllceo£buUeredrye
bread (about 110
colont"S}. Rounded out
wllhacup.tcofleewtu,
the meal nn only 2.50
calories.
Let1oCe has °beeA not
only a lcng-tim.e aUy ot
th 1"'bo want tb allm
down; bulb alSO a tftb•r
food iaJailtl/. It bolde a
key ~ an moet ~oact
me.tor~ Platten
goes _...I Wf\b chetff ana
can l>e C!at m cbuaka
wilh fruit. vecet~blel" or
protein. ttuuc:ie haft a Ion1. dis .. tan~ hi5tory. lt vt ll1
a fanuliar Eilhl on the
banquet .,.bla ol Penian
monarctis. Anatotle
prai;ed it in his wrilin¥.
and Columbut brou1ht at
.tot.he New World.
1'ht-!'e are five main
typa of lettuce and each
cont.aim more tbap one
varitty. The Butterbead
c I as.1 jnclud~ Boston sr.d
Bibb. Cos is best kn9wn
for Roroaine. Leaf in·
eludes Simpson.
Crl!obeac! features the, elose-~c&i:ed lcebeq~ ..
The least known. Stero.
don not tlead up ttut has long!tem,.
M()S\ everyone ba.:;
tried lrituce row, but how
manv tiave eaten it cook~d? lt i~ t•~h· in
sou~ :ind n:ake!' a nice
I unC'h br:i1sed with
mmhrooms nr chiclcen
liveJ"!I..
To most people,
ho'f\.e\•er. lettuce me~
t:alad, wbicb bu bt-en •1'·
imPortaot par' of Ute·
American cuisine •lnce
the early days of the re-
pubUc. Thornu Jdfer·
son, a 881ad buff, '1'&W
t9 varieties of lettuce in
hi!I garden~ at Mon-
ticeUo.
Ammcana toda)• are
~aid to ea1t more 11:ilads
thl\Jl 40 pcof'I' or an¥ other wuntry. probabl~
becau~e or lhc wtde
I variety of !'l\lad &rt>em.
available t<' thl'm.
Here's 3 recipe for :i
Beet Citru., Sal ad.
l hea~ 1ccber~ ltt·
tu cc
1 can 11 pottnrl 4
ouncu> whole beetir.
dralned
f 3 .scaJlion11 or green
onlON, chopped
~ cup Ttfou!land
lslanddresslnc
J na\•cl orangea. partdandshced
2 grapefruit, cut into
fee~
Parsl<'~
Core, rit'!e a.lad drain Jett~• and line platter
with outer 1ea\et. Slu~
r'mainan1 leltucie and·
pie« in center Of pletttr.
Toi beet.I. !taJUona and
drtuin1-tofeth r and
plac i.n center~ lttluc~.
Arranre oran1e and
ll'~l 1IWJMI MN
ancl liimd lflth P81JM1'. Se~ & Good with a
cbtu.d.dry ~white wine.
• :t cup chopped onion
~cup mareuine
1 pint fresh oysters
1 cup hall and half
3 tablespoons !lour
t teaspoon salt
,,.. teupooo perper
l cup e bow
macaroni, cooked and
dralMd
1 package <10 ounce l
frozen peas, cooked and
drained CopUoni.l 1
2 tablespoons chopped pimiento (op
llonal)
I
;
~ .. cup co ar ~e
cradcercrumbs
Cook Of\lon m 3 tables
pocfns margarine until
tender, but not brown
Add undral~ oysters.
cook until edges or
oysters curl Remove
oysters with slotted
spoon; set aside Blend
half and half, nour. salt,
and pepper unlll free of
lumps. Stir into oyE>ter
liquid. cook. ~ttrring con
st.inUy. until thickened
Stir an macaroni, pea!>,
1r used. and pimiento
Spoon half of the
macarOfll mixture into
shallow l ""2 quart baking
dish Add half of the
oysters Repeat process
to use rema1ning
macaroni mixture and
oyster s. Top with
cracker crumbs · oot
with rema1nin ~
margarine . Bake 10
moderate oven . ~50
degrees about 20 minutes
or until hot and bubbling
Mak~ 6 servings.
·' '.,.
By any other name it
would smell as sweet. ' .
Basically, cheese is concentrated, fermented m1tk.
All cheeses contain the same milk ingredients. but '
the amounts vary in th4 different varieties. Be~n
confused f:iy all the names and labels like cheese
"food .. and d\eese ''spread". "natural" cheese and -
"processed" cheese? These names have to do
with the amount of butterfat and moisture in
the product. So-c~lled "natural" t.heeses must
have 300'0 butterfat, or more. Processed
cheeses should contain at least 30°0.
Cheese food, ar least 2~. Cheese
spread, at least 20%. "Imitation
cheeses must contain (in some de·
gree) protein and fat from a non·
animal source. And harder cheeses
contain less moisture than the
softer ~arieties. Definitions or
no, it's often difficult to tell the
ddference from one kind to an-
othlr by taste or looks alone.
But no matter which you
choose, cheese 1s a tasty anq
"et$atiie way to provide pro·
tein, minerals and vitamins
for your family.
Focus on cheddar.
Orl~inally from Cheddar, England, much good cheddar ~--~~~
now comes from Wisconsin, as well as a few other -...f~...,~-*~-. <i'~-.~.! ... ...... _. -~~=-= areas across our nation. It's a hard, smooth. firm cheese. ---: ~~ ·-:-. ·
The taste can be mild, all the way up to sharp (read the lc}bel to •
avoid surprises). Color may shade from pale yellow to rich orange.
Cheddar is made of cow's milk , and aged an~here from two months
to a year. The longer curing produces the sharper flavor. Cheddar was
once made in cones, wheels or horn shapes. But now squares are more
usual since they're easier to transport around the globe. Folks had gotten
used to the haJf·moon shape of Longhorn Cheddar, though, so today's
manufacturers actually cut out the half rounds from a huge block.
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SU NO. IUCUO AVL
I I •
!
Oyster Macaroni
Cssaerole feeds
six he11gry people.
· Key B ys of the ·tlll.-
we hope WE°L~ dtrECted your att·ifttll.:
the cheese, by now. )f s µlenuful ahd ecQQ"11J•
and we can pas~ along a number
of inanufacu.:ret! all~vances .
(look for the Key Buy srgn.) W~ otter
lots of other good values tb help ~10u
round out your shoppmg list. ijere's
more than 50 good pric~ to get you
started. There'e more in ou~ stores.
J: CHEDOA~
CHEESE
(l'\#IQt(A C!NIAi'
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w.dneec:tay. Oeto~r 5, 19n DAILY PILOT: 81
For
By.JOEWING
NEW YORK CAP)
A!te:r a frank and useruJ
aaJt ti.De with the presl·
dent ol the SaJt lnstJtule,
OJ\e ls apt to accept,
without a tram ot salt,
l.tter or Worse, '!~:~~•h•t~~ ... ~~~~ .~~~mB '
salt ftnled out ceived part of thear pay American Indians mined
his as3urance that aaJt Is
one vital national re·
source of unlimited sup-
ply.
Good tbini , loo ,
because with no salt,
modern industry and
modem man would col·
Japse.
Yet too much salt on
lood can hurt people, and
too much on highways
can kill trees. pollute
water and ru.st cars. As a
result, conservaUon.ists
and industrialiat.s have
been eschaDlinl a lot of salty words lately.
Deseribmc anything
u "ualimited" ctves the
Jitters to those wbo re·
member when
America's forests, buf.
falo.1_resh water, coal,
crop land, passenger
pi1eons and oil reserves au were labeled intx·
hauslibJe. But it's dif·
terent With salt.
The oceana alone con·
toin enouah salt to
J,llaster tbe 1Jobe with a
layer 112 feet thick,
somebody has figured
out, and U.S. salt re·
serves have been
estimated at I0,000
billion tons -enoucb ror
10 million years at the
current rate of COttSump-
tioo.
Yet \be .... at 1aJt COD•
troversy 1oes on. some
oftbefeceta, lf POlfacta:
• Some physicians
blame the Americaa ult
tooth foe brin1inc on and
aa1ravadn1 hith blood
,
\ prusure; others caution
I
a1ainat selr·pr9'cribed
salt-free dJets.
tion~unknowin1ly Ind kesmen l'ay
the d rs of 5now-bloclr~lgbways r ar
outwelfl\e haz~rds of salt.
• Salting tbe hlet\wayi t to melt sno and jce 1 befoul!J fresh water to
' such an ~t that man, l Americans sop up addt· ..
I ~~
Meat
''Loaf
CllJUSTINE PISES'
MEATLOAF
l\epeated by request.
1 cup herb-seasoned
bread st.uffin&. from an
&-ounce bag
~cupmilk
~cup chili sauce
le"
l teaspoon salt
~teaspoon pepper
l" pounds 1round
beef round, 2~ cups packed down
2 ribs celery, finely
chopped (1 acant cup)
ln a medium nWting
bowl stlr toeether the br~ad stuffing, milk,
chhi sauce. en. saJt and
peppe.r until bread b
thorou1bl) moistened
and pastelike. Add beeJ
and celery; mtx with
hands until blended. Line
a smaJI baking pan CU
by 1 by 111.l lncba) with
foll. Tum meat mixture
iato pan UC! 1hal)e into
an 8-byoo4·inch Joi.I. Bake
in a preheated 37S·
ae1ree oven about J
hour. Makesssentnis.
NECfAJUNE hBEZE
A lOYelY Cleaaert ualn1
an end-0C-tbe-sea1on fruit.
2 laree nectarmea
1 larae. eat, HP·
a rated s tabl•poons suaar ~ cu~beavy cream
Rinse nectarines, do
not peel; halve and pit;
slice ~there should be 2
cups; (>\lree In an elec·
trlc blender -there
stiould be 1 cup. In a 2·
quart bowl beat the eaa
white until roamy ;
gradually beat in 3
tablespoons of the su1ar,
continue to beat until
whites hold stiff straight pew. Without wubina
beater. in a 1 ~-pint
bowl. beat eee ;yolk
1li1btlyi add rem&inin•
3 tablespocm 1111u and
beat unUl thick •ad cream color. Without
WHhinr beater, In a
, 1 ~J)fnt . bowl, beat the
cream untJ) •tiff. Fold
the beaten yolk, tben the
nectarines Into the
wb1pped cream; Cold into 'I beaten whites. Tum into an ice·cube tray and
freete untll firm about 1
inch trom ectaes; with a
fork beat untll un1'orm Jn
f
c:on1lst•ncy. Turn into
four \9oalp or nve l /3rd-
c:up tndiv1dual souffle or
othtt dessert dishes and
frttte. Co\tt until serv·
Ing Ume. l\taku 4 or S
scrvinp.
• ~Is for storing
oH in ijwed out Gulf
Coa&t L domes and
st~uclear waste in ofdamjnes have re·
suited dJre warninp
of e nr on m e n l a l
danuic1
For ter or worse,
Americ! world cham·
pion irroduct.ion and
consunon of salt. And
only aJt S percent
ltndo; 1.-ay to the din-
ner tab
Eartp this decade
the price of salting
htghw1. which had
been M'balling year
by Y'4leveled off at
arouM!e million tons
annual But highway
const.non bas leveled,
too. Jae last year or
two, m William E.
Dicken, president of
the Sahstitute in Ari·
1ngt.oft1a.. there bas
been a~uctlon dip to aro~Won tons -sUll a of the world's
output. lays that. to lag~try.
Indut finds about
14,000 u for salt. Salt
is one ,e most. widely
used micals and
ficures tbe manutac·
ture<Jl,-Jy every item
you WY eye.s on -
clotb,(ea, Jeatber,
plastlttres, brass,
aoap, amtnum, de·
ter1e, varnish. wa~ler, wood, toothp steel.
Id'. tod~, lilte all
the g tions 11nce its
remo ancestors
emerilrom the salty
aea, tht• in a persQD~aliDe solu· Uon. o half CUJ> of
aa•t conta.tns
wer•E1cted, it la satd, d die ln a
maU f hours. In
med al times, crlml s were sen-tenu ometimes to
death alofsalt.
H&1 beings con·
1tan ve to replace
ult astes away in
bloodJeat, tears and
urine.bey need only
abotffhnbleful a day, how~and get a lot of that al foods. But
with a V)' hand on the
salt er and con·
sum n of salty
sna y usually in·
geat al timer-that
much.
u~ has bigb blood w• or kidney
d11e doctor ollen
will tel to cut salt
down 04l A writer ln tbe mljne ChemJstry
nys:
''Sodi1 in drmktna
water ls ~al th menace
for peopUfferln1 from hear~ is e es e • bypert on, dropsy
and se l complica.
ttoos of gnancy and
obesity.' M*Dr. Lot B. Page, c of medicine
at the N ·Wellesley
hos tal in
Mauac :t.ts, told an
Amerlc Heart As ·
"Ociation forum last Janu8l'}
· 'SAit alone is suffi·
rient lo initiate rlsanr
t-lood pressure . . . Jf
~nchum intake were re·
duced in our population
to less than two tr~ a
da) beginning i.o early
childhood, it is po~lble
that this vast public
health problem would be br~bl under control in
a sinale ,reneration."
Thal'b not the way lhe
i:1tuation lb "w"'ed by the
Salt lns t1tutC'. a trade .. .,.
socaalwn th.it publlt·11e-.
~alt and lnbb1c.., a1ou n .. t
restnction~ 11 a!>i.ert!>
that a ~allhy body mam·
tain.9 a conH,.nt saline
level no maller how
much salt 1~ eaten. and
that setr·1mposed, un·
supervised low·salt diets,
if they really do reduce
the salt reserve. m•>
even be fatal.
The chief th.ins itoina for highway salt ls th.at
it's one of the cheapest,
most effective de·icers
available. Yet Dr. l .C.T.
Nisbet, a Massachusetts
says bis instltute urea
hl1bway department to
use restr.aint but that
they often are hampered
by mltChtnery deslped ·
ror spreadlf\I sand, not
salt. ·
Controversy aside, salt
is ta~lnattnc .
It once was ,a com.
modlty priled like gold.
Early CeatraJ African
tribesmen c<>Wd buy a
~Jave or a wife for a tewir
pounds. In Egypt, salt
c akes were used a s
to1m.
Trade route!> across
de!-tertS were dictated by
b ait ~ and Timbuktu
a1rJon& other cities
thnved on the trade. In
those days most salt. like
half ol tt today, was ob·
tained throu1h evapora· lion or sea water by the
sun. There also was sail
rn certa.tn dry lake beds,
swamps and lakes.
Cities were founded
near salt sources.
A mon1 those in this country are Syracuse,
N. Y ., where salt still ls a maJ~r enterprise, and
Salt ii not only valua. 1n "salarlum" or salt -salt in the Southwest,
ble, but sacred -an hence the word salary. and EncdBh cololllats In
omen, a symbol. Even Ergo, a lazy soldier is the New World e•aPo.ral·
today the supersUUous not worth his salt. Salt ed sea water fQr 1latt to
toss salt over their left was used to mummify ' preserve fish andfunJ.
shoulder into the eye or the Egyptian dead. Salt Tt;ere are s_,t rnourp
the devil. They see spill taxes were nearly uni· t~ins in the Near Eut
mg it as a harbinger of versal rn the anc1ent and Arri ca. aod \h•
bad I u ck. For th e world. and India paid· world's largest ~ale ntine
Hebrews 1t was a symbol one to the British as re· is at Wiellczka. Polanq.
of purfty. cenlly as 1947. Such a tax In the old days, the ex·
The Biblical btory of 1n France was one or the pre~sion, "back to lhe
Lot 's wife being turned causeb of the French salt mines" was no joke.
mto a piUar of salt for Revolution. Criminals ,were pressed
looking back on doomed The Ctunese long ago into mining s alt in
Sodom is believed to be drilled wells up to 3,000 Romania and elsewhere,
the first written re· feet to pump salt brine. and death was the Im·
ference. using lengths or bamboo mediate penalty for
l'oday there are p
posals for satuna aw nuclear wastes in s
rninee, but environme
talists protested ilh
earthquakes micht allO
stora.re areas to leak. •
save·socon new Reese's;
Peanut Butter Chip$!
• • 1
Nowbake two great tastes
into a great De\! cookie!
The recipe's on the back
of the Reese's package.
Audubon Society ,_ ________ _..:,. ____________ __,. _______ __,......-______ _;..._-.,.-.,.,,..;..;,,;;..;...;; ...... _.,,._.,_,......-1~
scientist, says that
salting roads does
not appear rnarkedfy
cheaper than sanding
and pJowin1. A consult·
ing firm, Abt Associates,
recently reported to t))e
Environmental Protec·
Uon Agency that the bill
for buytna and app\yin1
hlghway salt in 41 states
comes to *200 million an·
nually, lbat damage to
autos amounts to 10
times that much, and
that total coats includ.ln1
damage to water. IUP·
plies, highway struc-
tures, health, vegetation
and utilities, add up to
nearly S3 billion.
Even JI that were true,
aa,y• the SaJt lnsutute, tt
would be leu than a
quaJUr ot the estimated
SU.S bJJJJon damage
which coµld result In 28
snowbeU slates if no salt
were used. This includes estimated lost wages,
lost 1aJes and extra fuel
used because of blocked
roads.
The fight against
highway saltinl has been
hottest in New En1land.
The Massachusetts
Audubon Society's dlrec·
lion of environmental af.
fairs, Deborah Howard,
says, however, that the
ol'ganization only wants
use ~ saJt controlled bet·
ter, not banned. Some
roads have been doused
with as much u !SO tons a
mile.
Connecticut has adopt·
ed a oolicy or reduclna
salt UJage, and Mast·
achusetts has prom·
ised to cut salt appltca·
lions by a firth. Both
states center their atten· lion on areas where
water supplies might be
contaminated.
The Salt Institute
notes, on the other hond,
that Burlington, Vt .• and
Concord, Maas ••
rescinded bans on
hJ1bway saJt alter trial
~riods. Dickenson con·
cedes there has been ult
overkill in places and
Look for the carton
with the "Real" dairy
product seal. You'll
find it on the only thing
that tastes as smooth
and natural as real
,
l •
I •.
..
Wedneeday, Oct~ 6, um
ughnuts
t amon& unloraettable ex-
encea: a 1plc7 douthnut. sUll arm from the fl'Yina, dualy with
ar and ta.nay wtth a t.oucb of
olasses. 'lbe dou1hnuts made
the recipe whlch follows
\'e a marvelous bome-atyle
vor and texture whlch can 'l be
in a pacltate
he Dutch brought the idea of
ed cakes .. to tbt Colonies.
called them "olykolcks"
made them round or square,
th the hole in the middlit op.
al.
entietb century excavations
geat a previous patent: pre-
t.oric Indians in our southwest
parently made Cried cakes
th holes ia the middle!
... .Old-Fashioned Molasses
gbnuts are an adaptation of
e Cdlonial way with doughnutl.
wny molassee waa UM most·
sweetener lo tboP days,
d helped spice and flavor the
gb. The modem version sub-
• tutes sour cream for sour milk
• d adds dependable blking
wder <not available in eolonlal
es) for leavening. • n•a fun to make the dough in
morning, chill it, and fry the
ghnuts alter the children get
me from school. ;. 'Be careful to follow frying
lions; the 375 degree tem-
ature insures a thoroughly
ked, crispy doughnut and in-
es the oil won't smoke. Be e not to fill the pan more than
1 :s full of the oil. Leftover oil may
~ cooled, strained tbrougb
~teseeloth, then used for future or sauteing.
2 teupoons bakinJ powder
1 teaspoon bakint soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Ya teaspoon ground tinier
Ya teaspoon salt
2eags
Ya cup sugar
Ya cup light molasses
1 cup dairy sour cream
Vegetable oil for frying
Confectioners' sugar (op·
llonal)
Onto waxed paper, sift
together flour, baking powder,
baking soda, cinnamon, 1in1er
andaalt.
In large mixing bowl, beat
ens. •utar and Ugbt molasses until Ught and fluffy. Blend in
sour cream. Gradually stir In
flour mixture until well blended.
Cover bowl and chlll dough 2
hours.
On ll1htly floured surface,
place chilled dough and roll out
to %· to "'·inch thick. Cut with a
21A· to 3-lnch-wide floured
doughnut cutter. Gather scraps
totether in ball; reroll wttbout
too much flour, and cut out. In .
deep fat f?yeror larae saucepan,
beat enough vegetable oil (2 to S
inches) to 375 degrees on deep·
frying thermometer. With wide
spatula, lirt doughnuts and slide
into bot oH, two or three at a
time. Fry, turning once, 21Ai to 3
minutes or until golden brown.
Remove with tongs. Drain on
paper towels; cool on racks. Roll
in confectioners' sugar, II de·
Stred.
Makes about 11Ai dozen doughnuts.
Speedy
Food prices stabillsed in 19'76,
but watching for food bargains
continues to be a way of We for
mostolus.
II you've never made
doughnuts from refrigerated but-
termilk or country style biscuits,
you'll be surprised at bow quick·
ly you can tum them into Uus
breakfast or coffee time treat
Use the biscuits j113t as they
come from the can -no mixing,
rolling out or rising. Just cut out
the hole, fry and serve bot. Strain
the fat•and refrigerate it to use
· another day for doughnuts or
other deep fat frying. These
doughnuts are a bargain at less
than 2 cents each, plus the cost of
the reusable oil.
Another good use for but-
termilk or country style biscuits
is as a toppinf for meat pie or a
casserole. Chuckwagoo
Casserole is a family-pleasing
main dish tbat rates especially
high in nutrition. It needs · only
salad or relishes and dessert to
complete a rlb·stlckiog meal.
Besides being hlib lnliber, one
servtng fumisbee half ot more ot
tbe recommended dally al-
lowance of protein. vitamin C
and iron fand is a very good
source of vitamin A, all the B
vitamins and calcium. Since il
costs only 53 cents per serving,
you could splurge on dessert and
still have a meal that costs less
than $1 per penon.
SPEEDY DOUGHNUTS 8-0z. can refrigerated but·
termilk or country style biscuits
Sugar or cinnamon sugar
Separate biscuit dough into 10
biscuits. Cut hole in center of
each biscuit. Fry biscuits and
holes. a few at a time in Y.a to 1 inch
of hot shortening or oil 375
degrees until golden brown,
about 1 Ya minutes on e'cb side. Drain. Sprinkle with sQfar or
cinnamon sugar. Serve wann.10
dou&hnuts.
CBUCKWAGONCASSEROLE
Molasses star in homemade doughnuts .
1 lb. ground beef
Y.a cup chopped celery
YI cup chopped onion
~cup chopped green pepper
6-0z. can tomato paste
'hcupwater
1 tablespoon chili powder
I teaspoon salt
I teaspoon paprika
17-oz. can (2 cups> hma
beans, drained
16-oz. can Cl~) cups) pork
and beans Ten 1'l·lnch cubes (l.S oz.>
American or Cheddar cheese
S·oz. can refrigerated but·
termilk or country style biscuits
2 tablespoons milk
l cup corn chips, crushed
Preheat oven to 425 degrees In
lO·inch ovenproof fry pan, brown
ground beef, celery. onion and
green pepper, drain. Stir in
tomato paste, water, chili
powder, salt, paprika and beans.
Simmer while preparin1
biscuita. Separate biscuit dou,ii
into w biscuits.
Place a cheese cube in centeri
or each biscuit. Fold dough over
cheese, covering completely;
seal weij. Dip biscuits in milk
and coat with crushed corn chips.
Arrange biscuits around edge or
t you like cinnamon sugared
d6ugbnuls, here's a bonus re-cil>e: instead of confectioners'
sicar. roll the doughnuts in a
ailxture of 1 teaspoon cinnamon
t~ ~ cup sugar. An easy way to
d6 this is in a plastic bag; shake
gently.
• OLD FASHIONED
MOLASSES OOUGHNUl'S
33 .i cups sifted all-purpose
Wbeo a convenience product
like refrigerated biscuits from
the dairy case combines
economy with versatility, it's
worth considering for mooey-
5tretcbing dishes, as well as for a
quick hot bread for any meal.
lllAITIC HAWAllAI 47'"
on~cting F acts
0r ... c...e.,.._~ DO&OTBY WENCK ( ]
ow can you make Q i -A w'ase decisions about . ~ f Wng your family a
-altblul diet wh~n ---------------->' 't1: coottutly bom· b~ b1 conructtnc ln·
atiaa!
harried homemaker e ed us to report on her
rir~ent problems bandl·
IJfathia.
ln sum, abe fell pretty ~!lti)fident that nutrition 9-l well taJten care or in
faJrilly.
hen alone came a
homemaker had a chart
lislin& tbe nutritional
value of fqods wbicb
showed that canned •ri4
frozen vecetablea and
frults have nutrient
le\'els close to tho16 Of
the fresh foods.
She was able to con-
vince her hu.sbJnd that
her information was ac·
curate and that every-
thing you hear and read
about nutriUoo is not re·
liable. She still hopes
that sbe will be able to
teach her children to
evaluate and reject fad
diet notions that could be
bannful.
pbor selling a food T k
pplement. The or ey n•igbbor -a glib • • • .
ff)espenon -soon bad ------------------ei.aken the homemaker's diinfidence. and almost <From Pace Bl>
•vinced ber that the necessary in turkey products to prevent
at.ate of her family's botulism.
health was in j:itardy "There are no more tban 156 parts per ertb~f:d sup~c;!: million, howerer ;•'be said. •'Nitrites also are dftn added to the luncheon meats for color. There ~~~~eA atLack on her are two parts per million."
Mideoce came from
l~year-old son, who
out tor football, and
came borne with the
i formation from bis c acb that before every
i me he should take
s'ier-large doses of v mini;.
bia nollon la not
~ed on any reliable re·
arch data. But un-
r tun ate I y tbe
memater had no way
knowing tbls. So her
!gument to her aon
alnst following this ad-
. ce was weak and went
Unheeded -the son had
a lot more raltb 1n hl•
ach than he did in bis
$Other.
Tho next blow came .l"t'o'l' her 13-year·old
dauehter who bad
Q>tmed a weight control
dlet group with some or
~ friends. One of them
d an article from a
men's magaline tell-
Turkey products are a bargain both
nutritionally and economically. M said,
since studies have sbown that a turkey ham,
for exatnple, has 75 percent less fat than
pork, is eight percent higher ln protein and
costs 63 cents a pound less.
There probably will never be a
turkeyburger, alas, because the meat is too
lean to make good patties. The cost goes up
as fat& are added to make the ~round meat
stick together.
Some pork growers have challenged the
use of the word "ham" in describing a
turkey product, but Harder said Uieir use ls
legitimate.
The dictionary defines ham aa meat
from the thigh portion of an animal, Harder
explained. ..We feel that a turkey has
thighs."
He was asked why the turkey
processors couldn't come up with some
original names for their products, implying
more of what.a turkey tasts.like. ·
One of the processors replied. "What
does a turkey taste like? It's the seasonings
and condiments that give it its flavor."
bO't \o lose weight ,.-------------------1 · c1dy by eatin1 just
OAe meal a day and no
rcb:YfoodJ. TIM li_rll made a plan
follow u,e diet tor two -~--~-and notbinl the
memaker could say
ut the JmporUJice of
..,.rular mHli and •
food dlet durtn' teen
lfOwt.b yean wowd dla· •ade her da~bter rrom
lowinl th.la plan.
be final blow came
en ber b"-'band cune
lome and tnformed bor h heard on a raclio pto--
ftam that the canned
and fToien foc>dl 1he wu
1ervina h d l01t all their
nutr1eota. He advocated
that she serve nolhint
tl~l raw or freably
ked ve1etables from
won.
Happily the
ann1versar
t meat mixture. Bake 15 to 20
inulet until golden brown.
rve immediately. <Rern,erate
y leftovers.) 6to1servings.
Hot meal mldure may be
ansferred to a 12x8-1ncb bakin&
sh or 2·quart casserole. Top
ith biscuits; bake as directed.
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Pops Program Perfect
It would be bard to conceive of a mOI'e fitting
ale to the Irvine Hanllt F•Uval than that pro-
• eel SUnday nltbt by maestro Carmen Draion and Loni BeachSympbOayOrchestra,
Dr11on, bis tnuslclana, and the soloists wbo en-ed us 10 delltbtfully in the bla tent, drew
1 veral standlnl ovations dwina the "Pops Come to
I ine" pt08l"am and they were richly de.served.
Draion Ls, of coune, a past master at this kind
thln1. He1s an inspiration to all who work under baton and be never falls to pay tribute to those
omeet his many demand.a.
IT WAS GOOD TO bear bJa words of praise for
e school district cbolra who performed so nobly ~ a demandin1 prolJ'am and after' only
weeks ofrehearaal. 'I'beir fine you,na voices were heard to telling ef-
iD the choral aeameot that Drqon wrote into belius' .. Ftnlandla." And the)' again lmpteSSed in
a~ de.llvered "AtQerlca" that concluded del program.
And tbe ebullient Carmen can alw-.,s be count-
tllJ cm to persuade an artist who bas accompanied bl.ID oo many of bis musical enterprises to join him ii the kind ol feaUvity that reigned throughout the Jaappy Irvine celebration.
C.11142-1871. Pul • , .. wotd9
IO work for ou.
TOM BARLEY
Music Box
ON THIS OCCASION, IT was the lovely Kathy
Knight who enchanUngly occupied the spotlliht
durtne key port.ions of the pops program. .
Miss Knlpt's talents range from arand opera
to impressiooa of famous penonalJUes and she can
mow ~ doytn with a torch song at the drop of a
baton. She did It -ud thea 101De -for \13 Sunday
night and got J roar of applause for ber efforts.
Her "Un bel dl" h'om Meda.me Butterfly wu
sweetly and sensitively aunc. And tbea th1s volatile
and versaWe entertainer left us with a first class
impet'ltOO&Uon of Marilyn Moaroe dolq her Ie1en-
dar)' "Diamonds Are a Girl '1 Belt Friend" rolltine.
A WAVE OF TBIS writer's 11-(or was it
gluses?) of cUmpape to all ~ wftb this
spleodld pope program. n aupris well for the future or the Irvine sym-
·pboay aeries that such a ftrst class olfert.Qg could
have been created in so littlettme.
.
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Featuring
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,.. __
Peter Graves
will star with
Mike ColUlors in the spy thriller
•'Cruise Mis-
s ile ," to be
filmed in Iran.
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"SMOKEY AND THE BAROITW
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0THE STING" lPGl
"NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG)
"A STAR IS BORN" (A)
"FANT ASIA" (G)
"THX1138"
"A BRIDGE TOO FAR" (R)
"GRANO THEFT AUT
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cATEltNG FOR SPECIAL PARTIES, CALL
FOR Pitas & COMPAU THI SAVINGSI
--·~
Ethel Merman will belt 'em
out tonight as a guest on
TV's Sha Na Na variety
!h~w right after the
Dodgers and the Phillies on
NBC, Channel 4.
(1H4) Aklro Kubo. Monettn,
hefded t~h« on an lel•nd
04'\ E.erth, .,. 1'91•• •cl bY
allene, Ind begin to deatroy the
• WOttd. (2 hra.)
• GI EJOHT 18 EHOUGH "00\lbte Trouble" Problen\1
d9'Mop When Tom and Abbey
brMk up fll>d he beglnl dating
Ellen Mannln, a dlvorCM. Trlala
o·~ J09Y Fonn9". Spettcy
MatCUI gUMt st.,.. G JOKER'S Wll.O
• CA.AOL 'auRNETT ANO
FRfENOI •
• MOVIE I *** ••1n"lt.t1on To A• Gunftah*" (1084) Yul Brynnw,
Georg9 ~-A gunflghtet ..
hnd to klli llft outceat mum-
·~to hl9 Western t~ (2 hra.)
•NOVA
"Byt ~ Blactcbltd'' ~'• .wr~ncnalng bltoltttiW pop.
ulatloip • la the aub~ of the
pertly ~ per1'y tragic stCHY ot Man 8galnst the mutt._
tudeot.S*t ~ enceOAAMi
DAADOlM8E8
A young Qltl le won by the
'fnept' ~ In 'Pit•
of tr1m111dou1 oppo.itlon ot
•brot"""-~.(I) IUITING L008E
Vinnie ohallilngee L*"1y to a
dUel when ... tlrldl hit gwt
(Loulte Wllllwna) Ind hla tr1tnd ateP'G out togdllr. 8jl()Yle .
··~ "She" (1986) Unula Andrele. John Rlchetdlola. A
myat.nou. ""°"*' convtnc. .... EngllahrriM tr8Wllng In
Palaltlne that hi la a f'tllnclil'M.
tlon<lf -'°"'*' lowr. (2 hta.) Cil OOMCENTRATIOH • CfQIS.wn8
eMMIEE4f
"Pr9juclcill In Humor" Ethmc
humor; "Lock~ In ThlM
Rooms" Generetton gaipa; ''Pat
And Evy'" Culttmlf ~ t:008C88~
"Miry Jene H~ Cried lat
Ntgbt" (PNmlete) 8"-' Dey.
KeWI McCarthy. A s*tllb'tdan
becolTlle ~ -""' ... dlacown eYldenoe . of ohlld
abuM on the bOdy ot a two
YflM old ~ In tor t....r-
ment. end r*Stiene to hive the
child tllcen from tta mon.. • 9 CHARLE"a AHGB.8
.. Ang9I Right" Thi AnQllll go
undaroO¥lr a at ... itunt to
find out ~ a.bttnt'• frtand
(F.wne Hwrtman) 19 being
terrorl2l9d.
DIAONSJOE
A call girt MIS Ironside up for
auaaslnallon. m MEAV GRIFFIN
f21j GREAT PERFORMANCES
"'Ttaa Mtmage Of Ag.to'' la
perbmed by the Vienne Phll-
• ~ conducted by Kat1
Bohm.
NEW YOJUt (AP) -NBC knocked ABC from-the top ot the weekly prime-Ume TV ratings for the
.... first time in three weeks wtt.b tts telecut Sept. 29 of
the beaYJ"Wttlght chaJDplonshlp fllbt between.
Mvbammad All mMl Barnie Sbv.n, •~I to
A.C. Nlellen llpres releMed-ru.day.
But three ABC atelwarta -"Laverne &
SblrteJ." .. H•PP1 ~·· aod ••at.rue'• Ancels" -
flnlabed rl1bt beblQcl the moet..watcbed show,
Nielsen said, continulnt ABC'• over-all ntinga . dOmlnatioo.
•
AU8TlN CITY UMITI
"Roy Buchanan I Wlllll Alan
Aamaey'' GuHar vfttuo.o
Buchanan comblMI rn.ny
atytaa With hi• unique aenta of
pt1r11lng. RamHy 1lng1,
amona otMn. hll htt "Mutknat Love.;;
(l)•MOVIE •
***~ "Cherley Varrtck"
( 1973) Watter M•ttheu. Joe Don
· Bak9'. A amtll-thM bank
robber untnt•ntlonally
beoomee lltYOMd with the
Mafia wMl'I he ataall a ~ fomlf* In mob mcmey.
10:0012 I :,.A
• ~ Kiiied Code Robin?"
• NIGHT GAU.ERV
A father atlputatea that his 90t'I
mutt proy9 hi. ~ by
hunting and kitting • dear
blfOl'9 hi Ctn ""*" the fam~
fortune.
• DOCUMENTARY
8HOWOA8e
"Guell Who'• Pregnant? One
cut of~'*' Arnel1can. tatn-
~ gfrls. ~0:30 D MARY 1YLEA MOORE Marf 1 boll Lou and hie wife
aeperate and Mary ~
ll'tYCfved wtMlft he ... tot
acMoa.
11:0011=·~ ttOU. WIOOO • COMll!!OTION •
·~· **" "lbe~ (1119) John w.,,_, Kathertna Aoee. A ... ·-.. :a!"° lwn that hie~ • In
kwe wtth • """ the' .... .. ~~ ~Md ~ ........
M ; w.thll lieepa George at a ~'*t'/fMr'8 Lenita'• spare ume . • PERR't.MA80N
''The c.. Of ~ Spenllh
Croee" MMOn det9nda • ,.,.
nle c:twgad with atllllnO •
vatuable pilc)t of antique,..._ " £,.~itaownar. MACNl!ll /LEMMA
11:aG. <I> HAWAII F1VM> c.nny (Jam. u.oArthqt) ..
eccuaad of ltlOOtlng • ~ •• • TOHIQHT
Host: ~ Cat9on. Gweita:
Oab• Klll'lan. Florene• ........ n.twa Cruao,
AM-M-vrwt . • LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE
''P9rtect 'Wedding I Pick-up
FentMy'' 80 STARSKY&HUTCH
"Texaa Longhorn" When the
wife of a used car tycoon la
brutally slaln by a pair of Cf'azecl
dNg llddk*, ttaa 9f1et -ebtcMn
wktOWW .-....is to '8111 the
law '"to Na own handt. (Ill) eNlWa
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f
JUNIO EBBU.. CLUB OF llll'IN.t.:: '1'he
aroup la aponJorin& a four-part cardlo
pulmmary resuscitation elass with the last two
claues belnt Oct. s and 13. The classes are at El
Camino Real School, 4182 Karen Ann Lane,
Irvine, betw.en 1:30 and 9:30 p.m.
COSTA MESA WOMEN·s CLUB: The
literature, creative wrltint and drama section
wlJl meet Thursday, Oct. 6, at tho Clubbouae. A
salad potluclt luncheon will be served •t noon
wtth a meeting alter. Mary L. McCMsney of
Or~eCoastColle1e will speak.
DAUGBTEas OF AMERICAN
REVOLtn'ION: The Clara BartOt\ chapter wlll
meet at 'l:lS p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6: at Mercury
Savtnas 8Jld Loan Community Room. '1812 Ed-
tnaer Ave., ltuotin1ton Beach. Bonlta Miller will
be iue:st speaker.
~MEIUCAN ASSOCIATlON OF
VNt'V2aSITY WOllEN: The Laguna Beach
branicb wUl meet at 9~30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 6,
at tbe 88ptlSt Church of Laauna llllb on MouJton
Partway. Lyn Harris Hicks will speak.
Y·WOMEN: Tbe aroup from the South
Orange Count}' YMCA wUJ meet at 9:30 a .m.
Thursday, Oct. 6, at tbe Y. MarcJa Yust will
speak.
LEGAL SECaETAmES ~IATION:
Tbe e>ranae County Harbor Area CJ'OUP will hold
court obsernnc• activities' on Thursday. Oct. 6,
at Municipal Court, 4601 Jamboree Road.
Newport .Beacb. Registration is from 8 to 9 a.m .
and tosts $1. tuncb wm be $3. For reservations,
call Susan Rtgcs. 835-9000,
Pl BETA Pm: Tbe South Coast Alum.nae
Club will bold a celebrity book review at 10:30
a.m . Friday. Oet. 7, on. Balboa Penaula. Carlotta
Will1.aim will Cive thte review. Caµ Mrs. Vlrainla BoUmaD. Mn.. Earl Cortett or Vn. Harold
~forloeatioo.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
UNIVEllSl'l'YWOJIBN: 1'be Htmtiqton Beach
branch 'Will meet at 7 p.m., W*1nesd.ay. Oct. lZ
at the Jl.unt1nitoo .Buch Ce.otraLLU>tU'Y. Dr. R.oferGoald olUOLA wW &peU.
wo~·s CL1JB OF LAGUNA BEACH:
The poup will meet on Friday, Oct. 7, at tbe
Clubhouse, 288 St. Ann's Driw. A 1alad luncheon
wWbeb,eld atl.2:30 p.m . witbthemeettoe at 1:30
9. Ticketa are l2 f.:>r adults, $1.!0 for cMldren at
O r an g e Co u n t y Fa 1 r G r..o u n d s .
CIDLD ABUSE COUNCIL: The Orance
County group will bold a coof~~ Crom 1tOOll to
'p.m: Friday, Oct. 7, and 8 a.m. toSp.m. Satur-
d~. <>Ct. & Conference fee ls $1S. Call Pam
-Hut.not. 834-2583. 01' John Bme, 810-2811, for
infonnatico.
BETA SIGMA Pm: Tbe Oreie ~t
Callfornla Council of the sororit;f will bold a
bQard meetiJli at 10 a.m. Saturday, <>et. 8. at
Glendale Federal Snlnp in Pu~ Island.
Newport Beach.
ANASEIJI IDWI CU1B: The croaP will .
meet for a luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. Satur-
day, Oct. a in Brea at ti•• Plank Hoose
. Restaurant at Imperial Hi&lnlay and Oranae
Freeway.
PAaENT8 WITllOtlT PA&TNEllS: The onmce Co.st Clapter 218 Will hold a tint Friday
dance at 9 p.m. Frid.aY, Oet. 7, at Colt.a Mesa CounirY Qub. Members, $1.50; pest.a, $2.50. A.
Friendship Pot.luck wtn ~ held Sunday,
Od.;; t. A &llMnl mMU.na wUl bi held at 8 p .m.
WedDeiday, <>Ct; 12, at COl\a 11 ... CouQtry Club.
Call5t&-S111forlllform~
aAIB-NEW NEIGB801l8 JL: The ll'OUJ>
will meet at '1:30p.m. M~1. Oet.10, at Marlna
Jnn COilfereoce .Room, Dana Polnt, Marina.
llONDAY MO&NING a.UB 01' LAGUNA:
The group will meet at ll:IO Lm. Monday, Oct~
10, for afrteadlbip hour, l~beon and speaker at
the El Adobe~ San Joan caputrano. Dr. Robert Sw~Wlll·~·
Mrs. Arthur Acevedo and Chad Johnson, 2, son o~ Dr. and Mrs. Roger
Johnson. Santa Ana, look oVet-items for ule in GHt $hop Parade
For Dental Health
Tbe Alsiatance Leatue of Newport
Beach, Junior Auxiliary. will bold a
fall fashion show and luncheoo int.be
MardGtt Hotel Pacific Ballroom m Friday, Oct. 7. The 1eccod Junior
Woman of the Year Award will be1>re-
WOllEN'S CLVB OP HUNTINGTON
BEA<JI: 1be club will meet at noon. Tuesday.
Oct. n. at the club house.
JIENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION: The Oranae County crouP will meet from 9:30 L..,. to
noon. -rm.day, Oct. 11, fGr a worubop ta au
roles In om aoclet7. G\Jlllt speaker ts Gall l>elnlt-
of University of California, lmne. For reserva-
tions, call 547-7559.
WOMEN'S A•E&ICAN O&T: Tbe MOT
luncheon and ahow will be held en Tuesday, Oct.
11, and will feature the fMhioos ~ Edith Head.
The evelt will be held at the SebUtlan's Tbeater
· in the Grand Hotel, Anabeb'n.
For reservation Jnforma~ call tbe ORT
relicmal office, S58-lll2.
PAPEaWEIGllT COLL&CTO&S ' AS,
SOCIATION: Tbe-Southern Calltoniia a..pten
will meet at 7:30 p.m. M<Dlq. Oct. 10. at Glen~,
clal•:federal 8atinp and Loan. Fuhloalaland. · I
I B'NAI B'JUTB WOIDtN: 'lbe Part NtrWport
and Newport Beach area croup will meet at l
p.m. ~ Oct. ~ at tho home of Mn. Beu!
Kudler in P-:tk Newport. Women ln the Jewiah'
community are lnvtted. For tnrormation, call
9G-7389 or 838-5109.
UDO ISLE WOa&N'S t1..1JB: The club will
ba.e a cruise of Newport Bay on:ruesctay. Oct. U
to the Wareh<>ule in Lido Wlage. There will be a
luncheon meetin& and fashion show at the
reataUJ'anl.
• Nriport Beach •rou.P' Wi!J ·bold a wiAe Ud
cMese reception. OD Tuesda.J, Oct. 1~ ln The
Doris E . Weedon Memorial Garden at th•
Oranie County Braille lutltute, Anaheim.
Tnmsportadcao wtll be provided by the Braille
bus which will lea" lloblD$Gn's. FashiCo 1'land, N~acllatp.m.
AMERICAN PA&ALEGAL ASSOCIATION:
The Orange County Chapter will meet at 8:30
p.m . Cordinneron Tuesday, Oct.11, at the Colony
Kitchen, Costa Me... Coat is $3. Call Ann
McCbatey. 'Ul.-U, for information.
auu.snAN WOMEN'S a.va: The Sad· dleback C9Dll1lunl\les l1'0UP 1rill hol~ a CoUrit.ey
Fair Ctiristinu Boutiq\le at a DOOG luncheon, ~, Oct. 11, at Bl Adobe Restawao\, San
JuanCapiatraDo. .
OBA.NOB COVrftT Ill: Tho ll'OUP will
meet at &:ao p.m. Wedntsday, Oct. 12. at the
Harbor Racquet CJub, Costa M .... Tom Lennen,
ael!'Gbatic epedal.llt. will speak.
TOASTMJSl'aBSS a.ms: Ttie Lu Olas
pe>Qpwm meet at 1:ao p.m. Wednelday, Oct. u. •'I~,~~~~ at the Mernfy Sa.tnp ~ Loen BufJdlna. Hunt· .:::l ~Beach. For Information. call Velma Bolin.
538-29.
BOWERS Ml18El1M'S BEU8: 1'n annual
membership meeUna will be held at 1:30 .,.ni.
Wftdllesdl.Y, Oct. 12, in the F.ducaUon Gallery at
the museum ln Santa Ana. \
tiOi1iBas OF TWINS: The Oran1e Coast
club JrlU meet t.t '1:30 p.m. Wednesda1, Oct. 12,
at Salii's Seafood Grotto ta. Corona del Mar. Dr.
Paul Woioid, a\lthOI', wm speak.
' Featurigr.i.i:~~~----Wlld~n-.-y •. Oc.•.0*""5.11!1,,,"~~~~DAIL~'!~Pl~LO,~~·~i~··
•1 JUDITH OLSON • OfU.Oeltr ...... , ....
The Orange Coast College Fabric
Fair ls a &ood place to get new Ideas
for all kinds of sewini projecta-and
eWQ a new c~r. Bemiceffopk:lns, a Costa Mesa resl·
dent who will coordinate a fashion
show far this year's event Saturday.
Oct. 8, in the OCC Literature and
~e &uilding. will attest to the
powwaot.the talr ~
SJ.ryean -o, 1fben the event WU
in tta lnfang. abe ,,. an OCC student
trying to aiure out liow to make a
mfd·motbetbood career chanae. For one of her elasse• io
salesmanship, ahe imalloed herself
as an exldbitor at the fabric fair, a re-, allstte loal since her major wu
fashion merchandi.alnt.
"Now, I'm actually 1oin1 to be Ill
ubibitor." she marveled.
Mn. Bopklns, mother a( sevuat
teenag• eblldren and a S..year-old. is• new distrlbutor for Leiter's deslper
fabrics. She will coordinate a abowinl
of 40 assembles made from •arioua
fabriCs ln the line, which will be
modeled by the dealers and their
familiea.
111BPABJUC FAD is oae example
of what Mn. HoptJna believes i• an
en~ textJles aod fashion
program at Orange Coast
TbOugh she suffered setbacks from
Jan unexpected pregnancy aod pro·
gram changes which made her take
tWiceas maDT claaes as neeOadt • has bigb praise for U\e total pl"Oll'U\.
'
"Some of tbe classes "hltb th-.bt wer" designed to Pt'OVon m
lt are belplng," ahe said with a smite.
"It la a relevant proiram." l Before emolliJll at <>CC abe 1ml i ~ a balr stylist ln South l>akot.a i and lUinots wblle MT husband studl~
for bis Ph.D. in eoatneertni.
"Ill thelllOC*S I became allerfje to
the chemicals." Mrs. Hopkins said,
"so I had to give it up. Then l was
bu.sy raising my family and doing
vohmteer work."
She spent 19 years participating in
"aU leftla ol CbrlJUan education" in
the Presbyterian Church, as well as
doine the usual PT A stint.
AS THE allLDRBN grew' older she
began to think .:ibout going back to
work. ''l bad not been able to think of
anything as satl!(ytq as hair," abe
related. "so 1 went to UCLA. for voca-tional testiog.,.
After three weeks they pointed her
to ta.bicn merchancUsin& and home
economies.
Shortly after the test results were
glven to her, the family moved to
COllSta Mesa and Mrs. Hopkins wu de·
llgbtedtoftnd thatsbe was Int.he baek
yard ol OCC and its lllShion merchan·
distng program, ooe of the Cew offered
in California.
"I reailtend in April and Cound I
WU preenant In May, After I got five
of tbe sevea req\llrea.leatl out of the
way they changed the program and I
had to bue all tb6 O.• ones.
"You could bne picked me up with
a putty JmUe." she said of her woes.
.. But no. rm 81.ad I -weat as slowly as
I dld/•
SHE RECEIVED her AA degree 1n
1-'ebrunrv of this year and started to
work for Leiter "' several months
later.
Mr~. tlopkm!.> aJ:.o c redits the OCC ~ ceater with belpinJ berwrtte a
.. qualillcaUons list.. ~ead of a
rel&Unep 1lnee abe bad noUdq ftom
the lat 10 years to put on a tnditlonal
resume.
Sincetbework with the fabric com·
pa.n.y ii pert.lime aod she does it hom
her home. w also I.I able.to live in· struction in color, wardrobe inventory
and individual sewtn1 problems by
ap~~·
50-year-old man into an
immobillzed, droolinf.
mindless wreck? I'd ap-
preciate an answer. -
HIS WIFE
DSU ~£:Some
people can cet beat• ot ·
alaape • lea tlaaa wbt
yoar llaaband drinks.
wblle oCll•ra caa pat
away a ftfUl ot botlnea
and Mareeb° .... I~ It
aU ..,_.. • tlMl IA·
dhldw•• tbrelbold of
toteraaice-ud Mloias-
ly, 7Gaf lllllbud'1 S.very
low.
DEAR ANN: My wife
and I bi"ft been married
for 12 years. l bave a
good Job. we have a Dice
home and three lovely
children.
Trudy is a wonderful
woman -a full-time
Sewing for daughter, Donna, 15.
Mns. UopkmS at one time thought
sbe would llke to own a fabric store so
sb& iiook '11 the clot.bins ccostrucUon
clanes off end at OOC. But after do-
int her Internship sb• aaw that the owner's gpot wasb't rlMht because the
would have no contact with the
cusumen.
IN BEA P&ESENT Job she has all
the .fun of a fabric store but no book·
keepina or management chores.
Other kinds of courses were also of
use to her at OCC. Jin. HoptlQs not·
ed. EniUsb eomposition helpecl ber
with letters relating to her business,
for exampl<'
But one ~ht· \\!Shed Shl' hadn 'l gone
11u1tc ~o hghtl} on 1s spt•cch I ha\ 1·
to mak!' slide presl'nlahons on fashion
trends and bow the company
purchales fabrics.'' abe said. "I wish I bad bad a little more practice ...
Mrs. Hopkins will be joined at the
fabric fair by more than 70 exhibitors
and lecturers
45·minute presentations ~tll take
place from 9 a,ui. to 3 p.m. at such
topics as accessories, maJdnl pant.a
that fit, Europeao fashlonaforwinter,
historical Amtah qullts and tbe
creative use ot DQtloaa.
Others are flttlnC hlnt.s. bomo de-
sien Cbrouib aatrologieal self-
awueness, jacquard weavin&.
cteative lingerie sewing, custom
tailorioi for men and women and
careers in fashion.
A comprehensive list ol home
sea~intheOrangeCoeltarea
1s being compUed by The Patt.em Peo-
ple, Coeta Mesa, and registrations will
he accepted at thel r booth.
lnformdtmn 1<. a"ailable from OCT,
,,51; 5&IO
(
ARJES (Marcb 21·
April 19): Be darhlJ
enou&h to speculate on
your own abllltlH. Change, travel, variety.
popul~rity, and COD·
troversy are featured.
Gemini. Virgo, Satlt·
tarlus persons could be
in picture.
TAURUS <April 20-
May '-0): Practical af.
fairs dominate, includ-
1 n g home repair,
property appraisal,
famUy budget. You feel
more contented as loved
ones pledge cooperation,
support. Another
Taurus, a Libra and
Scorpio could be part of
your pusonal scel\ario.
GEMINI <May ai.June
20): Be sure mNOlnp
are clear. Some in-
dl vlduals, lncludlne close neigtabors, rel·
atlves lead now to mis·
lnterpr« and m.lsquote
you. Also, be sure you
understand what others
are .saying, doint. Be
wary of self-deetption.
CANCER <June 21·
July 22): Emphasis on
financial resources, pay-
ments. collectiopa, pro-
tecllon ol val\tables. or-
ganlalng. investing in
your own capabUitlea.
Stick to number "8. ••
Capricom atda lD brint· ing priotities Into f oeus.
Relatl0bal1tp mtenaUles.
LFA> (July~AU,.22):
Luna?' eycle higlr-emo-
tlonal wound heall. Take
initiative tn mating
fresh co~tacts. See
beyoad the prflltOt -ex·
panel horizons. Element
ol Uminl or luck ts on your alde. Be cold'lclent,
creatlve, oflg1ua1.
VlaGO (AUJ. 28-5ept.
22>: New deal la tnoffi.na
-some detaila are ob-
scured aa adversary at·
tempta to bluff you. Cy-
cle is on upswtn1. Study
Leo message. Be coofi·
denL Jr recently eon·
fined. you 're now ready
to move, spread 'Winls.
to assert yourseJr. to
shake off fears, doubta.
had dreams LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct.
The day will begin wtth re&istrat1on
at 8:3> a.m. in the Literature and
Lan&U88e and Applied Science bwld·
jngs.
Exlllbits will open at 9 a.m. and fine stationery
homemaker and mother. am deeply bu.rt that she
I work nights. 1 came lived with this eecret for
home early a couple of so lone. The man lo-
Umes last week (didn't volved is a friend we ------------h: feel well) and fOWld a used to spend weekends
man In mr house. When I · with. Me Is also married.
asked Trudy what be I'd like JOUl' opinloo on
wudolngthere,abeaaid Ulla matter. -NEW
he wu Just drivJnc by I>ISOOVERV
and stopped iD to say DBAllNn:Nowtbat
·hello. When J a.steel ber TnlilY boa JOO dOll't
bow Joag th1s had bee •PP"'" ot m eatertala-
golng on, she replied. Ins • •an wblle yoa are
"AbouOix yeen." at -..ti. &laa& Uou.14 be TructY says the reason Cbe end of It. U elae
she didn't tell me about doesn't p aloq, ~·
bis vi.alts •11 because jOba\ coaMllng Is In or-
she didn'\ want to upset 4er. <••cJbe ms wUe
me. Now that I imow, 1 aboaldbefadaded.)
• ANrlVERSARY '
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• • •
' 21): Bmph••I• on
trltndl. hopU, retum
trom b\&t1n4ll endHvor.
Aim for. Hcurity butcl
on tntuJtlve Intellect, ·
creativity. Aquarius, Caucer tndlvlduals neure prominently. suck With number "11 •••
8C08PIO (Oct. 23·
Nov. 21): You are re-
0leued from restrictive
pact. You gain chance
for advancement. Be
versatile. flexible, dis-
play sense of humor.
Stick with nqmber .. 3."
Accept offer whlcb
enable.a Yola to read, eit·
preaa, create, to travel.
to display humor and
bHlC capablllUes.
8AGm'AIU1.18 <Nov. 22.nec: Jl): Good lunar
upectsparb correspon-
den=ce travel. feellnJ or ilit cm. You brtd1e dil Jangua1e, ace
barriers. Yow stance is solid. even though need for 1"iftl and reviai90
is very evident.
CAPSICORN (Dec.
22-Jan.19): Dig beneath
surface appearances. Cbect for 1tructure,
financtna. liens, leases.
Accent on the oecult,
mystery, what ls hiddeii
9r •*•Y·from-vlew.
AQUAaJVS (Jan.
20-Feb.18): Time can be an alJ1 -know Jt and
don't l'Ulh Into contracts. ~ps, Joq-ran1e
commitment. U mar•
.rJed, ~ doi:iieatlc
adjustment witb mate.
• PISCB8 <Feb. 19· J lfafth20>: Yourreq~t ts fUlfllled. You cet .,,bat
fi needed to improve
aenlces for others -
and for you. Employ-
ment, health &HU ac·
~t.ed.
Delicatessen
Sharp
Cheddar
Lemke•s from Wiaconsin! 9 oz pkg .
Kosher Salami • s1 39
Hebrew National ••• 12 ounce chub.
~ lmP'-rted Swiss 59c
Austrian ••• Dairy Freth ..• IS Ot pkg
Kavali Bread • • • 79c
Resular or Thick cracker ... 9 ot
· Gruyere PIOCESSll •••• 89c
Swiu Knirht plain or 011vo111 .•. 6 oz
· Dressing AVOCADO •••• &9c
I Fisherman'• Wharf .•. 8 oz bottle
It's a very s~al event ... because it features our Eastern grain-fed pork . . . lean, delicious and calculated
to give you the most satisfaction for your dollar!
PaPl_ loin Ruast · LmNEND •••• :
1lf ll
i' • .a,tt•rn pork at ll i. de-l1t·11~t!i. be.,t' Ht•ully fn:.11. l J,.,.eJy trimmed end pm ed to n•llt'l t 111ir q111tl1t \ A\'erege weight a to 4 lbli.
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Pork Loin Roast' ::UJ ....... s1 2?.
f'rti.h -and mid ... '11fttn for prl'frrred n11rnr one! \'&Jue!
Pork toin Roast cootRCUT ••••••• sis!.
The ceni..r of lean loin ... for the lf'anr•t po1i11lble value! I
Pork Loin Roast BOMWSs •••• : ~ •• s2•!
f're h gr bin fen pork and it makt-... 11 I ine rot ii.,erie 1 rear!
Cubes of Pork FRESH!LEAN! •••••••• s2 1?.
.)w,t the thing fhr Sweet ·n· Sn11r. C'h111> ~1111y 11r C'hoy, Me111!
Fr1ih Spar1 R1Js ·~~Tt~ ..... 1llll
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; CANNED $698 HAM,. Fm~er l11·k111' Jlood! Fre ... h mid·"t''' purl\, \\1th i.o n111<h,meul\ ~1•odnE>-."! Y1111·11111,., lhl' \Iii 11 • •
Hormel'1 l!XL--tuaranteed quality
Liquor Dep 't.
R£DUCE) $1.00
ll RANCHO'S $869 GIN
Ninety proof for value! 1.76 liter
Pork Sausage ounlStlOllD • • • .. • • • • 99~
It"e our oYtn blend ot fre11h pork and fine seasonings!
El Rancho Ham Loaf . • . • • • . . s 12~
Made with our own lean pork, ham. eggs and crumbs ... Oven ready!
Sliced Bacon El wat0·s •••••••••• s1 2~
Pait loin Chapa ~ ..... 1lll
They'll be .. u delit'i<>u' hroaled. het'11u,.1· 't1'\l 'rr l\'"un-<f ul 1e11dt-mb,, Ila\ or 11110 •llti l;u·t wn lrom 1111r f rt·•h mirl· 1<. ""t pork:
It's a value fest in all departments-euery week!
Peaclies ~ ............ 39c
Chooee Clorietta for that au~rb flavor -halves or 11\iceg -16 01 can
. CAT
FOOD
~...... ~ .............. ~9( Purina -all varieties -6Y, cu
Toilet Tissue • . 45c
Packed in water to &iv• you all oft~ flavor of mild sweet tuna' 7 ounce can Chiffon Print., A.Morted-2 roll pk
Salad Dressing. 59c
Girard's Italian, hench-8 oz
Stuffed Peppers 59t
Oven ready with fresh ena Net 8 oz ea
Chopped Steak. s1 2t :
Leane•t (rind does not ~x~eed 15% fat
Chuck Steak • • • • 69i
Center cut! U.S.0 .'A. Choice bee(
·yogurt · Ill RAVlllS ••••••••••••• 2.3c
Dairy ~ from Sprinlfield..:;.for value! Choice of flavors in 8 o:i cup Chooee Cream Style or Whole Kernel-« atoClt up on bOth! 16 oz can ZEE ·· . ..
·Wesson Oil •••• s13• Gatorade ••••••• 39c
It hu .. Weaonality''-38 oz Fut pick-~p! Citrus or Orange-32 oz
:Margarine •••••• &9c Flour Pl1SlllY ••••••• &sc
Flelachmann's with tom oil-1 Jb Regular or Ut\bleached-5 lh h&Jr
Frozen Food '
E11trees =ON· ....... .' .... 79~
Choose Lat1asne, Barb.cued Chicken or Sliced Beef! Hearty .. tis(action!
Macaroni aCIUK ••• sgc
From the Green Oiant-12 oz pk1t
Cheese Pizza • • 5159
Ctt .. te-add your own extras! 20 oz
LONG SPAQfETTI •••.••••••••• 39C
C.~l<ftn Gr1111-l lb-m•ke i\ lt1l11in
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Pkg of 60 in U10rted colon
Priw1 in effect Thursday Ort 6
through Wedne.tdav Oct /'.!
OpPn daily 9 ta 9'Su~day 10 lo :" No 11ale11 to dea/er11
Noodle Roni • • • • 49c
Romanott or Parmesano-16 oz
Raisin Bran • • • • 99c
Keltogg'• ''1tood morning" -20 oz.
Super Fresh Produce
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THE BLUFFS
LOOkSUICl!A
MODB.HOME
Open House Sat/Sun l·S
406PJata, · Newport Beach Super sharp e.xeciitive
bome. Trina end model,
trl-Jevel'3 bdrm, 2'~ bath
wrth vlew of upper bay &
lights on wide ereenbelt.
Sunny country katcben
with new dishwasher &
double self cleaning
ovens. Pnvate J1H·uu1
plus firep1t on cu.stom
wrap around patio
Custom quary hie entry
&: Karistan carpeung
$165,500.
AESOPR~ Doo or Helen Bryan
731-4911
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~ POtMT MACH HOUSI
Right on the beach I A good or buddy
of a home! 5 bedrooms; fUn filled
family room and living room, each
with fireplace. Ocean coasWne view.
Quiet residential area close to Bay
and tennis club with the sand as your
massive front yard. A Unique Home
at $475,000.
UPlllllVUI: ti()MI:§
REAL TORS~ 675·6000
2443 East Coast Highw1y, Corona del Mar
also in Mesa Verde, at 546 5990
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$54,950
Dramatic liv. rm.,
gourmet kitchen, dine,
sweeping sl&Jrs to hade·
away master suite and
guest qllarters. Hurry'
~788l " -ONN Ill °' • 11 \ I UN 'O 1<1 to/• I •
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CORONA
DB.MAR
l Huge BR, 3 We BA,
den. dining room, 2 sty
w/26' open beam c•il· ings, tile entry, Crplc, ~
bar. t.undry room, over·
med dbl gar-.e. 3000 Sq.
t\ ol very uruque livini
apace. $1'9.SOO.
JACOIS REALTY
675-6670
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
•LISTINGS•
John Saar 752-2020
t)ua1J Pl Proj)(•rt I<''
TOUR AW.ARD
WIHHllt
11 JOU have beell waitlnK tor a custom Monaco lD
Harbor View this is the
beallty you have been
waitulg for · .. The winner
of the Harbo r View
Homes Tour Award"
Enough !>Ald call us now
fOl' details . don't let this
646-nn C rate beauty sbp uway.
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Tht• t1 cm• of Costa
Mesa'• l•vfshly decorat·
ed 3 bedroom bomee with
antiqued hardwood
panelin1. decorator
drapes , expensive
wallcoverlngs, ~lash,
~~!"P9tinC & a 1reat PCJPuudlood. The yard
Is spacioua & beautifuUr
laodscaped. The proper·
ty is vacant & ready ror a
quick sale at $95,900.
CALL 151-3191..
t;:SJil.ECT
T' PROPERTIES
PllCEUOUCEO
MESAVMDI ESTATI
A m.Jll'ble entry n1 thru a beautiful landscap.d
ya('d leads you into thla
super clun 4 bdrm
home. Crest old ruhloD
type ap•dOusnto. You
wU1 love lt I Call nowJ
~ O#N tl(o',01t's fUN 16°afN<(i ~IHMll
Eostside R·2
With cbarmlng 2 bdrm
home brin&log Income
wbile you develop
another unit. Close to
1boppin& &
tunaportalloo. Bette!'
t.ke a look. MM711.
~ Walker J: Lee
·MAGNIFICENT PORTOFIMO
Just listed-this most popular and
flexible home-plan in ){arbor View
Homes. 4 Bdrms, 31,ia baths. & large
(amiJy room +a bonus room capable
or having a rull size pool table. All of
this in a lovely home & beautifully
landscaped including an interesting
waterfall. Close to park & pool. Shown
by appt.
YOU'U UICI OUl ISP
.. experienced sales personnel
759-0811
CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLEX
LA" t>lv <luplt•1C l'.H h uni\ havml( l lx>Jrmo; t'at•h
W.Uk lo ~ach l'nct.-d Lo
sell
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GoHers Dream
·~-~. ~ HERITAGE • . REALTORS
~ Walkr:r C l ~~
SZ,OOOYA
• Bdrm botne leu than ooe )'ear old. S2000 total cub to &et to this
bHutUQl home~ For
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VA.Co•• .. 1& Wo.s.ntu
""UstofVA Howw•t!!,P·C·
CldlUaca to Go-C.rti
Wh4tfl\ter tAe Fa4
Roll 'emotf\Mmark t
W\th I Olualfltd Ad O.U Now! M2-a7I
UNIQUE WATER FRONT USTING
PIHIHSULA POIHT -5 bedroom
right on a lovely, lOl)elY expanse
beach. Incredible viewsr Brick patl
entry. f wi filled I amily room
fU'ePlace and a 8\IDDY yellow ~
This ane bu cbaraeter. $475.000.
IALIOA ISUte -8 bedrooms, n
Marine Ave, but VerY .. quiet.· Coz
hearthstone m dining room, excell
maid's quarten, Iota of paneling pl
pier and float. $585,000
CHIMA COVE -over the water. ne·
to the beach. · Incredible IOCation,
bedrooms, art room, fwikY decor
spacious sundeck. All redwoo
$395,000.
UMIOUI HOMIS. '*"-47MOOO
:M4.3 ~. Cout Hwy., Corona del Maf
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COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE, INC.
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· .... co.ec.•IUM 0.. of tbe best! A San Car" model eod unit In Rancho San Joaquin with a view of the park,· 2 bedrooms, a den,
2Ma baths and added features ~:Location la near the pool
l)Mr the greenbelt and of course:
cfQie to UCI, schools and shopping At $1$.SOO. U'd better C. .
, U~IVUI: t1VMf:I
~ REAL1'0RS~ 875·6000
Z1$43 Eat Coest Highway. Corona del Mar
also Ill Mesa Verde, at 546 ·5990
WP<> ISLE ~ly remodeled 4 bdrm, den, 4 . fith, Uvtni rm w/c:atbedral ce1Un11. L1e a.ter bdrm suite. '2M.llSO.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
1.:1 P. ·~·.,ti. Dr·~" N R b7) 6161
•FOltS.ALE•
J.Br/deo. Eu~ide
$69,950
2 Br Zastskle m.ooo
2 Br DupJex •• ISO
! Br HawaJl Kai Karina
$125,000 i Br, Pool/C~ View
$149,950
associated
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handles
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f~ster frt
Dally Pilot
classfffed
ads. can
642·5611
5'Aca +LOCATION
Both featured iD this hi~ ~ &n:ded Village n ··1.a Salle0 •• JJlla, 2 fireplaces w /over 2400 sq. ft. ~Walking distanee to 'C:llarka, ~'' bus line & club. +flZI•,_,· Bill Bntchinlt 752-1414. \.<S-90> • '°'.,..RUT" A little wOrk 'WUl do wonders for
his popiilar Greentree "Cam· • e•• .mlodel .,, /I BBi, f amlJy rm. ~a.en It atrium. Gre•t Jocatlm -
dOSe to pant $88,500. NataU.e Ben,.
' amin 752-1414.. (S.91)
" MOl'AMi.&m You can move Into Ulla beautiful.
11ew 4 BR Broadmoor home in
fabuloUil Woodbridge tomouow on
a 6-mo. lease ('550/mo.) w/optioO
to purchaser Only $0000 opf.l.On
oney! Foneft Powers 753-t414. ($-G) ~. ..
IAUOA PBIMSU&.A DUPUI SllJ,tlO
Price reducUoo just authoriled. This
3450 building is a prime tax shelter in
a heavy ap~iaUon area. Yet It will
r!eld a J>OSltive cash now. Fer more
infcrmatioo oo this sort ol magic, call
963-&'IU.
4 lmeC>OM POOL HOtia $72.100
Relax or play by the pool. Entertain
on big covered patio w /brick built-ins.
C<rner lot home in sought after Loara
Sc hool Dist. Rock roof, luxury
c~. new texture coating. Live &
eD,Joy! !
~ llAUTY $6t,to0
We've just reduced the price on this
lovely • bedroom, 1~ bath home.
Featuring: Country kitchen
w /breakfast bar, new carpets & a
gorgeous white brick fireplace in the
living room. A must see on your home
shopping tis~.
I~ SUNSHINE Ht.toO
Good news! Light up your life with the
indoor sunshine of this beautiful 3
bedroom, 1 % bath cornered lot home.
Matty amenities. Bring your wife &
s mell the freshly baked bread in this
sunny kitchen.
11055 Mrp .. St. ,, .... y..,
t6J.IJI I
OPB4 HOUSE WED-Fiii 1 .. 5 . lltYllN thll.
Spacious 4 Bdrm, 3 bath con-
dominium on fee land. Owners
have moved out of area and are
anxious for offers.
673-4400
~~~
"611MIAc:lllAYCOMDb Woodstream end unit, overlooldni
open area. stream. pool. clubhouse.
3 apadous bedrooms, 2~ baths.
Gracious llvi.bg and priced tor im-
mediate sale. $82,900 fee.
A CO&OWB.L IAMC8 CO.
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110111 BLlllS UD:
OVER 51J YEARS OF SERVICE
DIAMAnc Ill.All.
· IN 'IHI MIWR RlrfPSI
Spectacular 2 Story End Unit.
Towobouse, Oyerlooktng Sparklinl Pool And Ramada. 2 Separate'
Sutt.es, 3 Baths, Huae FamllY Room
Eadlly Convertible To Another
Suite. Highly Upgnded. Many· cu.tom Featurd. '167,500
OPEN 'DAILY 2·5
2444 VISTA MO.,IZA
..... r. .. 11-..ilam
Get in on the (l'Ound floor -buy
now, move in later! These luxurious
2-story BIG CANYON townbomes with
a Country Club atmosphere, have mir-
rored wardrobes, fi replaces, formal
dining, lush carpeting, and are close
to pool, tennis & golf! One is end Wlitt
Exclusive area. $144,500. and $145,900.
•MONACO--
. • .and a princess it isl In prominent
Harbor View Homes area, on
beautifully landscaped &rOUDds with
an abtmcance of privacy, rests this re-
g al 3-bdrm, 2 bath home with
fireplace and covered patio ... and
can be yours at $144,500.
WAI.HUT SQUAIE
A pleasing blend of warm, fall colors scattered throughout this cozy 2-story,
2 bdrm. townhome, inspires a lovely
.. Autumn Leaves" theme -in lovely
IRVINE. Only 4 years old, Ju.sh sbaf
carpeting -fenced back yard with
garden area & paUo view from dining
area. PRICE REDUCED TO $64,950.
PIUCE UDUCED
HU.IOR VIEW HOMIS
This deluxe "Phase II Palermo"
home is set like a fine jewel amid the
lovely landscaped grounds. Accented
by extensive brick work & overhangs,
this 4-bdrm, 3 bath home has formal
dining room, family room and TWO
fireplaces. A gem worth inspection
nowt Now only $182,500. Seller will
help finance.
.. SOMHSETS ..
In prestigious Harbor View area, a
professionally decorated 5-bdrm 21h
bath family home. close to park' and
school, awaits your approval. Fami-
ly room, 2 fireplaces, formal dining
room. Great Newport Beach areat
$188,900. •
** * * * * * * * * * This handsome, professionally de-
corated 5-bdrm PLUS family room "Somerset" home is introduced by a
terra cotta tile parquet entry hall.
New wall coverings, extensive used
brick/patios , cus tom wall units &
bookcases. Fantastic area !
3W VllW Of MIWPOIT
$261.000 This is an atthltectural dellght-
one of a kind. Three Stol')' home
with atraordinary d'8tgn. Lota of
wood and aiau and all the latest
amenities. NEW in and out. STEPS
TO .OCEANFRONT AND
BA YFRONT. Tb is is somethina
REAILY SPECIAL!
l.OYILY TO LOOI AT=..._.._ View
St4J.IOO The newness ls still apparent ln th1t
one owner Carmel model. Beat
family orienUd community. Opeo
and spacious f eelin1. Thia is a
beautiful 3 bdrm, f alrii)y room 8l)d
formal dinll1g room. You own the
land tc9,I
WATERFRONT
HOMES
NO
CREDIT
NEEDED
$139,900.
NEWPORT BEACH 'bdrm, 2 bath home with pool, jacuul, family rm,
etc, etc. Just spent
$22,000, on remodeling.
NI' 1oU course. I will
carry contract. For sale
by owner. 646-8080
• 'I • HERITAGE
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N E D I A T E L Y • SPICTACUl.AR. '7\. 645 .. 9161 Breathtaking 180 deg. Qmlty...... · ·-
oceall vlew. Chuce of a An aceptfonat c.!tom
Wetune. Bid your price buiJt·bome wilb vaulted
and t.erms.CallanyUme. wood beam eellln1, •t--..1 4 D..1--:.. SCO'RRIALTY beautiful aoltd 011k ~.ACU uunR.
53'-7533 cabinets &bru-out, Deslrable DdSllborbood. finPacea in livlnl room Bl&' bed.rOozn. ~an and master bedroom, bar, eaUnc ana, PV
leaded glass w1Ddowa atone flr•plate .
and a ceramic Ule microwave ovee, auper!
jacuzzi in the muter •• BICIL; MD>l7IO.
bath.
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S Bdrms .• 3 baths, over-
looltin& sit~ ol Davis Cu,p
Matches. Immaculate.
1174,000.
Oil
J<>1 ln the park opp0&lle
tbls lovely 3 bdrm , 2
bath, alto with a view.
SUl,900.
HI 833-9781
Hester -Srowtl ll •H"-H~
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People wbo need People
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DAILYPlLOT
SERVICE DlllEC'J'ORY 'ullabou\l
, PLUS ........ ii
a charminl 2 bedtoorn ··~ Rental witb tlreplate _1 -.;;.C•t <l*'
ud a aeparate patio " • •-• deck.
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CeteeMete IOJ fWlwl••edl 1040 n.. 1044 Pt!rft'rl for youna IHPIESTIGIOUS OCEAN 1'' RON T 5-Cltft111ta 107 S..Cll•••I• 107' * :, ....... •••••••••••••••• M••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ramlltes 2 BR. 2 Ba ell!..t. ..._ • .oil.Cl DUPLEX One of tb1 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 2 ~on 1 lot ......, Univ Park Terrace. .noA 1s;a9'A · 2br. Nicely Hl\OY•tciu THICOLOMY Cardiff mdl Lovely 3 BR home, private lar&Ht d uplena In property wf'f't, 1~dil-
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DUPLIX
YATllMS
Qu&U/ied Veta ma¥ bll)' tlus ft.De tl.B. home with the beat ol\enn.I. Sharp 3 bedrm w/Wa.Ued corner
lot, fplc, cov. pat.lo,
tnuy up1radH. Nr
Mariaa, fol' J'lt,900.
m..aoc>.eves.947-8823 .... , •• H.tworll
1arden entry & patio. beach acC9u, 1uarded Newport. 5 ea. 3 Ba. ll~ blo Sier mo. t?UOO. Wa&beautiluJPlan300 Cat hedr al ce1li n 1:; 1ate community . sq.ftupper\lb.it.•BR,2 W...,..tllHlll..,.
w/4 BR. family room, w 'clear 1lol')' windows $117 soo Ba, llOO aq. f' lower WI AIMcU!tts ~~· C/A. 1 Yr. ~r SllUSO 5.W-43118 • -~HOIAGI vpf:n;:· .:~~ :~l~e L1·ngo '4'"'611
V M.LIT 640.HOO Walnut Square Condo, 3 IMVISTMIMTS w ~~.~~.t a~~;:~r r..:; UST IUY tM CM iiiii~ Br2Ba,ass,ooo. 17141496-7711 door, aJon1 the best 1ec:. RlAl&tim Thia pfOMl'ly hu bteo
M1·3384 lion of beach in Newport. multJpJe lilt'j. •C. •.SOO---o H Da1·1y 1 s 4 Yra new. Laundry area Ownr. muat move. wm
3 Jodroom Uj)~l' unu Beaut. Prest.lie home, 4 WOODllUDGE
I 0... pen ouse . PIJV. n -•cm:a11 .. 31.681 w. Nine Or. 2br, In each unit. $4M,OOO. ~n AND ,.SA ..,..... 1ell for 115,0001 BU¥tr to
2ba Condo. $89,500 Bob Brooks, Reallor. _......,.., ...... a lr• ... I ...... 1ew aet n•w Joan. loco If') AFFORD AILI! with IWJdtok, lower a BR. 1114 ba many xtraa PRESCOTT a wit.b enclosed • · yard. Kini iiwd a.ooo. N&-85S8 Last Woodbrld11e homt! 5 d o m1, lndhldual --------•I BR. or 4 BR + den
Poaiilbly the most ar-
forda ble property 1n
Llil(un11 lod1&y Bnght &
111ry 2 Bdrm & 2 b11th O·
V 0 Just one block lo the
beach Newly redecoral·
ed. Ownur C1naoc1.Dg can
m1d1e this purchast! a
brecxe. 185.:iOO
Ownr/Al\496-4434 u6'1S·M8h 7_ -b-lb--.... •1e ,n. MCI J d ...... --. ~ !~ ~r ~~ ~t
By Owner beauhful 4br oAYll orcli 2 r , " + CloMto_md ......... • • Sl7,IOO. ()wnr.llveaUrontl)out+.&:
home Prof. deco &: iU(lllt. &!cured comm.. 495-1720 Cha1. C. Martin, au::
la•........., are11, built.-Jn N $ Overa1:zed lot. fully
-·1 cw U ·nNG 1anc1sc. 1~11or pool All r1111e. oura. carb•I• "" uprded. Mexican pav~r11
diapoeal. " dlsh'Waaher. Btautlfull1 upgraded We A C. Uv. din, rm11 J
Just I ~.,. old. Ow1Ml' Townhouae. 2 br end un · BA. 3 Car gar Nr park dim,... eubaqe for ad· tt. w/lovely ~reek on 2 Walk to tat~ S1'19,500
lnd.sp'd, xtras. Must 11ee pvt bchs. Sll.5,000. Cull DANA LAGUNA Broadway, ph: M.S-lSU ./'j
lo appre. CaU 831·9447 ownt!r at 770-2063 "OJNT SOUTH B"" •CH ------~ LAGUNA ~ ,,
SHARP La.kepark J br. 2 THI ILUFFS 49"1112 .ttMS.51 "7·3489 r-a.;.;fl • .,~.µ, ba. Extensive upgrades, Belter lhan new! Lge. 3 ~ ,_..
diUonal uoJt• In San SMIN.S'74,9SO. Brkr 'Ownr SS2 ·4l21 , Cctnent.e. 1141.500. m-JMS HORIHS REAL TY
•494-1057 *
nucrowave. $87.900 Call bdrm. 1pllt·level with
Barbara 752-1700 a"1 bay &: llibt.s view Total $171500
ly new Interior decor tWwpor+ leach t 06t OfMt-I"' Eifah ~ , •
'7Mll I PR txcfWIGf. ._
EL NIGUEL Country Truly outstandln1 al ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••O•••••••••••• Yta.rly b1corne $15,IOO.
Club Condo. 3 br. 2 b.i si~.500 a: .._STBLUFF ~ ,.._, BJ1 4 bdrm. upper " 2 WOODlllDGE COUOPNIWPOIT %W9""'4
&.AlelPOOL ..,._ New ~rborlake l4STSfOI SllS475 .SS7-762o townbome w tlrg rear
Pool. j acun1 830-9544 AG ENT 640-sseo Iii.A For Sde 11 00 bdrm. lovier. Pan
s EA T E R RA c ~ PRICE SLASHED •••••••••••••••••••h•• beach fnve1C'ti\ent. Just
To wn b om e J b r .. LIDO ISi.i 4 IR 5 BR fixer Jusi reduced 20xS8 SkyUoe 2b•, 2ba. 5 UR.di Alt . ._..
Lar•• a bdrm bome yard, •waen 11vm, room
w/frple lo._ family rm. .--------1 & formal dinin& plus 2
Sl05.000. Call. 496·5833 1 ~1000Pvt1e~ry1 ~· SS.4.50. Brilla your pa.lat Star C.11 . Adult prk.
aft 8PM _.,., • ..... ......... & T.L.C. Seller wants IC· Beat Ubder SlJO. 3 ml Soil-~----~·~ L•l1 hollMI tor enterlain· ...... _ p~~-11..L.. maater BRaultea. ~lol• to marltet, -,., .. --
• bus. Call for more dfhlla now I
SG-Mtl . scon RIAL TY
SJ6-75Jl
New Coodoe, 2 Br, 2~ Ba, 5MDer C..-luy
2 fo>le'a,. ceramlc Ule J.te l .Br 'ToWllhouse, :!"a,~
ldtclieaa ar bath. Pool • yn old. Great loc:aUon. spa.87~12Broker close to beach. Only
t BR, 2 Ba, &pie, D/W, f6}~·E IN.ft..-nltr Mesa del Mar Owner --• ,.. . .._,. ~ • Avail. now. su,ooo. CaUMlM7Jt •--.. -nam--:..._OH
-.sm HEW HOMI IUYER.S OPENHOU £.OWNER GA.Ml ROOM . ff Y1>U would like to tive
SUa 1·$. 11•& Vde.' llup game room Wl~ like a '1.Q1 at a fraction Br I Ba, Jc• Jl'R '79,900. Olll!ll beams. f1oor' to ~il· o1 the eoe\ ud be near 5e1Sll; St5-4IOM 1•1 ~riek IJreplaee, South Q)ut Ptua, aee
OWDS & pdad pool table BUJlJ)~} CLOOEOUT
aadbar.PJUS!luplJ'&des ad-\'lµ.tilf• Walk lnddleutb UIDe carpets ~~San· -------•I =:..~~i 4 Blg taAIMi~ ldttben With top note~ WOOOIAJDGE
appll's. Blick entry and o..ir~ed pat.lo with custem BBQ.
lmpeet and IUbmit YOW' $20..000
oil• and tenus. Owner:. ' Bcln:Ds.. a baths, air· very fleJtlble ! BK cond., new. WlUowa
SllM3ll. Model. SU.,,000. --.,...,......... _____ ,Owner/~. 833-1768 SAVIOV!R $5000 , __ ;.....;;.. ___ _
~~~~~~~~I Waa S7'.no. ;, now HOWCHIAP1 -.,IOO. Beaut. 4 BR. on
STA.ITMSIT
Duplex. 2br ea. lm·
maculately ctn, newly
decorated. )lint CO'Dd. No malat. OW1lCr UGuidat. Jni. '$US.OOO. Al\ 759>-0358
lie comer toe. ID best H.B. Could you expect to get
JOe. Added par.Jo room, into a super 4 bedroom
pool lhe bady&.rd. Opeo 2~ bath townhome ln
HoaM tb1a wkncl. ISoll prestigious University
Leoox Dr-. By owner. Parlt? Seller1ays MOVE
849-lm IT!! Thi• olferin1 has
been completely redone atw,2\ii babomew/vauJt. _________ , tbrou1hout. indudine
~ eel ceilings. Approx 2100 ALL TERMS!! t'legant plwsh carpet1ni.:
aq. It. Compl WJdecor FantaslJc ,1 br, 2 b ... •m Horn about all thJl and J
crpti&palJoslab. Direct mac homt' . ., biles from f1r<'µfJrP in th" m ,,,,.r
from bu.I Ider. $120,000. the beach " Hunt. Hbr s u11 ~· • \II 1·•1 '"" .... m_4)7SU5 ____ u _____ , Pnced w tut. saJe ._ S9J.!1~• < Jll fur Jlil,ll
,, .,.. 1032 ~ln.Alldnffn,750.
' ... ·--·-············ 84/Wts .... ., ........ 2123
1Bver9'Y Park
RANCH RIAL TY
551-2000
REDUCED!!
IO'YeDOWN!
New 3 bedrm, 3 ba, fplc.
2 dttk.s, dyn•mlc design. + Older up1raded 2
bedrm rental to help with
pymnts. Both with super
ocean view. Priced to sell
at $232,000. World Wide
Bl"olters, 673~. Jean· rue.
l'OUHDtMG SURF
Hear the PoUDdini aurf
from tbla 1957 10x52
Paramount mobile
home; completely him.,
fcr$11,000
---------WESl'CLIFF db: 3 br, z Uocl. Makeotf~r-ocean. $27 ,HO. By MIYB Exclusive ba, country style fam lt.C. TAYLOR CO. Ownel'.eu.&35'7,NN21f7. AVACl.HCY
A cute guest unit Is rm, out.door entert&lnln1 95'-0lSO llfobllbome, 2tdZ, 2 br 2 J'UST lJSTEJ). No ,:
nestled OD a corner or patios. Open dally, 1201 ba, adult rark, L .. o Plexes lia 'prime mttal
lhill huge lot behind tfle ~t~~ro:ii.~y $~~~: DOVB SHORES Peoln. De uxe 1t77, area of COSTA MESA: :i: :o~c~u~:~rde!~ 646-98311. Eves 848-0100 llAUTIFULL y •P· $34.!IM61Md3 1bese ll(llta are In U~-
view & two blocks lo pointed 4 bedntt, 2 AcrMttfwMle tZOO abapeaDdwill1elltut. •
beach, in South Lajjuna layfrotwt bclut. batt. hoft9 ea-dlnl •11• .. •00•••• .. ••••••• NtWN'f1 Pier Rtaftu $18S,OOO (17> Udo Nord Pier & Dock 4 • -... llCJ 15 ACllS ·r-· "·"•1
+ f . 8ayl.-onl Prop . rm. for,.al II• rm, Fantut.i le So \.h t · • w1A1S
, ~/~';;,. • 64l!·S002or645-SOOOx216 brick fplc, l car Oranre ~un~. C~n :e d!IUIAm RllOITt1Illr i/f(}ICIFl ON PEN1N .• huae s b.r, 4 ga~a_,•. ~Glchpcl & split . .Full price Sl8,llOO N 2005 =~~.J!!-1:.w
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Rick S. 11t 983-$678 ••I CJ h b 0 , i. 0 0 d. ORm.ao
Sf4',SOO. Owaer wlU AJl*"'10H OPEN DAILY 1-4 A-RA.Ml ........ oiv..ona~ ~ ~barp C...ta .. 29221 TIERRE Larae 3 bdrm, 2 stoey Wont wad.~ Rivenide Coua\Y ln Sull~ !WtS. All make **
H )'Ou are kx*lnc for a Newly painted In Ir out. 67MS4S nymead, approx. 490 'J'Ue fold' clloice,
h b I Stes-tooeun. UU,500. ~~~~~~~!I acra. P«f•et tor mini-hurry! Submit. s arp ome " new CAYWOOD ~ ?'aDChea. ~ MU.. from ...... av......,.~~ .. ...,. c.arpet.iJll, drapes, wood nc-.&r ·TYINC. I ~ •'•~-Perri.a. ~-...A entry floors. prot. ~ PIMIMSU~ -ac1-~o I ands caped w / *'141·12'0 * l.C:. TAYl.OICO.~~
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family room, 2" BA. 2 Story Condo, 3 Bd. Vu lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath 10.ACalS 1:30f Noe.nun.
mauive brielt frplc. A of Meadow Ir Coastllne. bome tbroulb the ex-P\xer upper. Needa lat.a
LAGUNA llACH real beauty. Sl.25,llOO. tl0.000 farm . MS-2813 al\ ten•dlve u1be totf ruaUdc ol TLC. OR paved l'd, I. ==5 YU TS s:aopm. woo en s u era an wt.I', utll. all UHable. ti• 1-
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WllATA WAYTOLJVEI 499 2237 WATERFRONT muter bedroom swte OR522-0530 1U-l920 1. STANDING ON A • VACATION HOME ON with fireplac;e & b~ll·ln 1.00 G!.IAl\U 81A01
CORNER In prime North MJaabt Yiefo I 067 WATER. Buutlfut J booksbelves or enjoy lite ..., hwats
end location. Older 2· ••••••••••••••••••••••• BdrP'I Mobile home, •djolnh1g den hostJof for.. llOO OIWXIDUPUX.
windows & acen1c ocean • • _ All amenities fol' adult cupboarda. Cookin&'s • s Units, 1 B.dnn each. NEW 1 13r: toconJe $82$ story home wti,.e. bay ~ii:i IJI) completely f\lf'ttiahed. more buUt·tn sbeLves ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• -..soo. NI~ 1 BdrlJ> le
view. Liv. rm. w /red • Uvtna. Community pool, dell&ht In 'the superbly Lo~ An1elea. $60,000. per mo Ct' eat
brick fireplace. 2 Bdrm. jacuui " recreation uparaded ldtchen area (213)137·'1310. nel1hborhood, tsa •. d1ni .. n r plan 837 9500 ,., 1000 W/(ll'een bouse bay Win· Plumer, CM. Open "' "• rm. 00
' -• facilities. Possible boat dow and a nutone food leoch Pro-"'1, I JIO Sat/Sun 1-5. Ph ~7-'$79 serv. by 2 baths. The Let our profAssi'onal as· slip available -~ 000 d -r-bo I bel ted " · ..,., center Din patio oors ••••••••••••••••••••••• me s ng renova soc1ales provide you In· SALISBURY REAL TV lead to a deck w, BBQ t• ••t~•CH"'•ouT Covi-.Oft ........ Nt>w w /w carpeting, dividual attention 10 Call 67J.e900 -"' """" '"' ""' .....,..
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APT rental, plus lge. =ck Valley. Call us ocean view Upsraded uea $179.SOO. Open 'lil 2..22 Ac,... '::;nt land Xlnt rentaJ loco~ a
SE r A R ATE RM . 7141837.~ ~:,,tri::;:~.b~~~~; 8:30PM, Mon-Thurs. zoned C·l.'oci Bristol St.: ~,000. "Jent
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3 OCEAN VIEW LOT. Desperate! D1 vorl'e fsred for $125,000 Red
Localed a short d1sunce forces sale. 4 Bdrm. 2'.~ Ol.rpet Realtors, 845-347
from lhe beach. Has out· ba, Open House Thurs·
1U1ndlng view of tbe Mon 12·S, 22951 Luciana.
ocean & Catallaa laland. MY 830-3752 or 581-8272
We UUnk It'll "A LOT, Owner'. FOR A LITTLE'' at•~~~-~~~~
'HI 833-9781 I Hestur-Bwwn .. _ ., .. ,, ·~
.Perf~ty pric.d, Plan 4
Cbancellor Home w /POOL, air ·
ec>adillon1De1 ou quiet Now only ln.000 for this '8D,900
beauUful Culverdale 4 MtSSIOH llALn Ml.,..1.._. 10'9
bedroom bome with a 9858.CatHwy,Lasun• ••••M••H•••••••••••••
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1reat covered patio. ,.._494-07)1 !~~~~~~~~~ Walk to school, pool and ---------
park. BETJ'ER HURRY COUNTRY ··-~ .... ~--·1~;;-. -. -.-.-....... --.. -.. -.-.-.-;, ONTRISONEI! CHARM .-
1 Pabulou. ocean vlen. JHE BLUFFS 3br, aba home. Ntltl• In
the quiet North aide. See
Catalina 1un1ei. from ()penHouseSat/SWl l·S
your cosy dlnlnt rm. 40f Plat.a.
11oo • Hrdwd tin lhru.out, 2 Newport Beach
IAMCH UAJ..TY
551-2000
UNDAISU
BeautlfuJ I Bdrm, tlt
bath home wtth formal
SAYE S2SOO!!
frplc•, walklo bar, Super sharp executive
French door1 opm trom home. Tl1na end ldodel,
tunroom on to lolled brick lli·level 3 bdrm, 2~ bath wrra~ where you can wtth view or upper bay &r ~~~~~~~~~ eee the waves breakinr lights on wide l!'ffnbelt. -
on Maln Beach. Quality &lnny CO\l.fttry ltltcben
On thia 3 bedroom Park & perfection. by Owner with new diahwasber •
home In beautiful 12115,000. Prln only. double ielt·cleanln& Deerfield. ~ owners _.....,________ ovens. Private Jacuzzj
h 1>h&1 firepit OCl custom are moti•at.ed and ave COMMOOIOUS wrap around patto. Just redGCed the price of North·near a historical Custom quaq We enlry tbl• belllutlful bome. vlewpolDt-oceantlde of •Karlatuc&rpeUna. Verr nicely up1raded ....... • Bdrm, .. la2e ._.,., SiV'I tlarouQhout and hu ?>Mn "~1 ~ I • h _,...,.,. pr bl e • a Io a a l I 1 baths, stone rplc:J 1 e AUOP I~
landlca{*l front ud re-root. A probate OJferlng. Dan or Helen Bma ar.Alto~lc'holcelarge Very anxious. Try m4ll
oCIOf'tMr kit. lfOVZ NOW, Sl70,000.
oa OJl MISS n'l 1 CALL for * 04-7111 *
detalla • .(attn• *107 ,000.
~IMaLots
Cataliha S37 ,500
Mornlnplde SBS,000
Alta Vlata '127,000
Del Mar $145,000
WA.LI( TO OCIAM
And have your swim· mini pool 6 terW.s court,
with this lovely 4 Br, 2400
sq.ft. home. Fee land.
CUPflDlfVI
We Jutt U.ted a 3 bdrm.
home on a choice curr
Riven comer for only
$149,SOO!
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San Clemente'• c,u.
tunar dhtriet. ' Bedrboma, f.a>llt room wUh fireplace, formal dln1J16.1199.900
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t1 bome at full JUST Re· modeled 2 BR Sharp 4 bedrm, 2 ba, cpla, L. $525. -Oi5C» du PI~". SS o O I mo only MC 8899 3 br 2 ba Meaa Del Mar Charmin« 2 BR, pat\o. PALM MESA Arr$.; E~ull oa. wee«. bolM frplc dlniof 11,.; drJil, patio, fen~ ynd. Sbr. 2ba ocean view 675-6'77a --Lo~er s3oo Upper t390' 1round floo,r •pi. JllN\ITESTONPl'
-call today! blb lo Big' Corona'. No Kids and pet welcome frplc. st1'TiaJuanft, An:b Lo l r b h Wtnttt or yrly rental 'a Famlly no Pets MS-4991. Chlldttn OK. ass. m.o. BCU.
ID-4SIT. pet.I. $f75/mo.67S..392. MOS. INl3-4587 A&ent. no Beach Hgts. ~ hove Y unb urn . ea.c blk to beach. Charmtnlt 2 ' . SMMIMC>orl'fs.tUO Bacb, lllaBR. ~ fee *-612$af\6 PM use on ay wisandy br, patio, frple, newly BRAND NEW CONDO 2 from$Z20. •up . .:............. 2 Br 2~ Ba. Fam/kit, all 0 _ -front Pvt commuruty· rum (213>790~13 Br 2 ~.. 8 & 1 P 1 e S BR, Z ba, l blk to ~b. Adutt.; No ht.I
-bltna. 2 ar g grd 3.-W/Xt.ra lie Fam Rm, FOREVER. c tll Balboa Coves. Plenty of dah, • • Ocean vu! SSC)() mo .. ~18 ""'--•••••• .. ••••••••••• pd l500 c 1y ~r.all. ~ near lhe beach It Hntg vi , 2 b ou 1 n~ parking. 3 br, 2 ba bar. YE AR L V OCEAN wsb~, trans cmptr, llt.bSt. 912.5033 "8l 91.,.,,,. • ..,_k' w Nm ufr · v Hartaour, 1425 per mo ew. d r, 2 ba, rp' 8650/mo. Yrly lse.' Mrs FRONT, W Newport, 2 pvt pauo, $38$. M2-3783 <SBlkl EaltofN~rt
-.. ••••• .. ••••••••••• iu .642-3286 Avail0dl.84<Ma&7 ~~ · Qwet st. $500. Long,644-8612 BR. Furn. immaculate, eves,bef9PM Nr. bch, 2br, 2ba upper. Bl\fd,) ..... hlmill JI 06 CHARWING S Br, Z Ba, ---dishwusht1r, dlltk glass, Adult East.side 1 & 2 br En c . I a r • 2 1 7 0 2 5*ol9tlO
-··•-••••••••••••••• hplc. Mat111'9 adults_ no 3~~o& ~t~ l:e up· Blue La&oon Villa. 3 Br, 3 ~TBLU~F HOUSE 4 laundry. Adults •• no pelS. pool: Jae uni. laundry; Brookhwirt '295· 98Z-~ ._..
N. JSAYl'JlONT-wtnleT ' pets.$550.M0-7030 F'rably pamt.e!:c& Ytu~?;, ~· Vie~ w:r, dryer. ~~,':;o.family. view. ~mo.~,, Seashore enc.I sor. $1!40·$270. ........... • .................... ..
BrlBa. tllOOtno.Ml-Jt'fO cpt'd, on quiet cul de Lo:!~e fl · 8ll-94ll Agt 644·U33 · 6'S-2'9B tt.bow 3142 ROOM $$0 wt • up.
,MMIMr sac, ~~ tni from bch. --------On the Beuch winter ren· Lge !J br twnhouae ••••••••••••••••••••••• W/ldtcherls. 142.SO 'W'.lt •
p 1 nfi l 101 ~~ ....... ~~~~ $495/mo. Owner 962 0256 &.ogi.a HiC)llel UU BLUFFS CONDOS tal. Duplex 3 DR. :! Ba w/patio, aange + pool. C have seven! 2&3 br con· ~· Apt;,•·9755
.... ••••••••••••••••••• am, 962·0981 pm. •••n•••••••••• •••• •••• Leases starting at $:>()() up. $495. Gar & frptc Qwet complex. Adults dos for rent. Pool, 1ome __;._.:._. ___ ....;;:.....;.._ a.:a lC lBr hoUle aoo) Br, 21,; BA, goraeoua -Lease Sea Terrat'e, 3 Br Mootb. Agent644·1133 2914 W . Oceanfront. no pets $350 64S-33St' w/tennla. $325 to $425. ~MS, Su LUtr Motil,
mo. 'Mature adJta'oal,y, rraod new condo, w/2 3 Bd. 1~ 1ba::lllruii d.~ps, 21~ Ba. T/H·lennis, pool. 1 Bdrm on Beach Stove 646-i~)30or673·6179 67~5949 ' ' Joan or Diana. 8'6·1371 W•Ntw»OrtDlvd,Cotlw
M _.. (211) 11! 30341 rg. patios, 2 car ~arage. crpts. nc cu 11ac. bch access, view. $475. refrig gara•e Ut I pd' ----or846-3579eves. Ptfa~a Some reftfJl', --pool, jacuu.i. te11111S, sub· 5'00/mo 17961 Coledontll 831-1678 • .. · 1 · 2 & 3 Bdrms, mature avall., eolor tv, AM /FM ...._ nUt on kids & pets. $460. Cr. Cgo toward Ocean on $300 mo/yrly lse. 646·6360 Apoi t11wnt1 adult.a, gas pd. 178 Scott LaglMa a.och l141 ra<llo avail. WiMkly NQ·
c..i ....... w.,. l IU Call 5f9.3710or 536·1956. Edwards. past Slater to 3 Br, 2 Ba, nice home, as· eves. _ _ """'""·sJwd Pl 642·!5073 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tats 980~ up. '*"7-"' ' ·-•••••••••••••••••••Cando Balmoral, turn r&l 2 soc. pool, ntw cpt.s, $425, Older house 2Br lba ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT 1 Br, NJ f\lm ba•t.:fi • 3-1.YIBJl,
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r '213>888-0008 3 BR 1 Lea°se $385 tatila.at+ SlsO ••••••••••••••• •••••••• tlalcony, gar, adults, no drps, gar. MOO. 646--0505 wCoMrk7l~1a ~f!rto•. tl.%$. -.,. ., ... ~·· ryr. _., ... 001•,yr y • mmac .• new, . •0 pets $27S. 548 4291 · · · ,, ._ •..sm Mt-J212 lae. .-Omo.~3 microwave. 1st, last. dep. lchild K.64S-8585 *1br $165. Long Beach ~ ' Hkjllet lt&Z 1------~...;;.;.-1_.._. ll.... RINTB.5 clnf. d~p. $450mo. Call Cpts. drps, s tv . reC. .. ..................... AlnbaulodocJnnlO~
.....--I Br .. % Ba, fam/rm, on Let~ &bow you bow you Barbara 752-1700 5-ta AM 3210 Ad l ts. no pets. EASTSIDE 2 Br, cpls. Oe)nv• l •-2 Br,-• 11.. "1> llon, znT R&rbot. ~ ..... •••••••••••••••• eut-d•••c. carp/drps, ···" ...._ u 714 _... ...,,,. "'-I d dJ -... -·" 1 tr·"y •.::...a.:...a -"' ....... .,.,, ving rent fr« ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..-.. .......,., enc gar, yar -A l pool & rec room quler au -= ~. _,,rooau.; ~ B.)'. I Br. (rpk:, S425. incl aardner. and rnaJcinl moaey by 3Br,28a,fam·rm,lovely Vacant,2 br,H'4baCoodo ~bkmd -3106 oradltcplonl1. szsomo. area.831-7766 ' MANY wlth tltcben, «a n. &rft bcb. fa5. An..wrt purchaslnc your own yd. wshr, dryer, rein . in family area Hi'"'-'y • Oflinr/Agt. 642~ phone ts TV. 5wbaGllftl ~or1-.210ef. home.Callan ·me. Lorayne. he $400. · .... • ..................... ..... 3t6f PQOl, J•~ aod r«. Mi --7S. 2 BR. 1 Ba. car. re-SCOTT R>£lLTY 831·9tll. ~~::a.i::;s-BKR NGO yrly. Cute 2 br house 3 Br 2 Ba upper, S300 mo. rpom. DaUy 6 ..eetr :;;;e!~ .... !!!! :c~::rsoisAdultcpl, 536-7533 MkllollYlelo 32'7 tf7s-~:!'!. J\Vall 10/$. No~;~cla. PAIUCHIWPOaT =~ln.ll$Si&
""• OMTHISAMD ••••••••••••••••••••••• l BR. 2 BA. cp(S, dJ'JIS, 2 Bachelor•, 1 or ~ ~ Jliliild.ful lbr Iba d-'"~ Ne" S Br Con do CHARMING 3a I car &ar. Patio, fenced lll~e Uv Rm Din Rm 2 EASTSIDE 3 Br 2 Ba no Bedroo1Ds &Townhouses 1----.,.,_--;..._.;.~ ~. new=· ; d~'. Sunflower & Bear: Beaut Jt>r Condo. Newly decorated hom!iA~;:.~ yard. Kids/pet OK. $38S. Brqwet.. 1339'.:;o, ~ bttr'to pet8.$3S0.18621stSt. • From$2M.50 tee tum. room fot day ~ Imm a•·•· -r·t'tl Jmmed occ. SSOO/mo. redeeo. Prestige Joc.11. lWls 1 ( d d r 963-4S61 Agent, no fee. bch. 673-9547. ~Pearl ~ Spectacular spa, tota'. empl'd female. lite klL
""'tJ &IM-5718·, 6"-1493 Pool. S375. 9694 Pet • 4 oc Y • am rm tl ....i .'1/fL taoO. 753-'1'1.0 dya, tiswood. Nr Adams & frplc, immed occup&D· Wwsl-.tw l2tl lalM»o Peelnsula 3807 Studio $205. Adult no recrea on J)rottam. ,...vcs. $100/mo.$fa.2$11
4'MISlevt/wlmch 11....-.aue IUFF B h rd """" cy-$475 833·6424 days ••••••••••••••••••••••• A all N ' social Pl'OIHm. 8 pools, f ~~ "'" .. ,,. us a ......... ~ · • . ••••••••••••••••••••• •• pets. v . !l'V· 1st. 393 tennis courts. At Fuhloc RIP Is pvt bath to Yni
tA•eJy tW'llished bHch Large 3 bedrm, rustic, 768-81M2~ ~ Very ruce 4 br, 2 ba horn~ Luxurious boyfront bving }lamllton, ~11 Island, Jamboree & Sar -empld lady or. st\ldent-•
..._on be,y w/aaody Easbide charmer. Din· • 2 Story Beach • New Mewporta.ach 3269 with DW. drapes, cpts. 2 In this plW1h 2 Br 2 ba Joaquin Hills Road. Kit prlv. Cntrl loc.
front. Pvt community-If!& rm. dinette. modern ~·new paint_. 4 br, 2\.'.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~A'ood are:. $395 w,huge rooms &'over' HEW OWNERS (7141'4.f.1900· MIM07'7NB. i
Balboa Coves. Pleoty of kJl., lgc yard. $4.50/mo. . $475. Call Bill 962·8847 Oceanfront 3 BR. 2 BA. gent, no ee looks glistenln~ boy Full N!W MANAGEMENT V-.affoft l...tab 4JSO
iWkin1. 3 br. 2 ba, bar. CallLarry.546-~. -Beaut3 Br Condo. 2 bo, nr rrplc, garage, winter Beaut. 4 Bdrm. Prof se<.· ~ldg. Subterranean Block from wsteir, Shoret tr.so/mo. yrly be . .Mrs New B~'-vi'ew Condo 3 beach. 2 ear "•r. Pool. furn $600/mo C all Jndscpd yard. Nice parkin~ Boat ~hp ovull SUNFLOWER orea. 4 bd, ;t ba duplex. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• •-· M4-881Z ,.,.,,. · " 615-667 $650 67S 6775 I L..t.......... _ _...a...._ Yr lse. (714)956·5871 Cabin-Bi1 'Bear. Sips tt -· · bdr, 2~'1 ba, 01r cond, $425/mo.~-7049 _oor6'JJ.7848. N!lghborbood. $465/mo. --· · · __ _,, Pooltbl,clrTV.~d~. ---------1 carp., drps, alt major ap-4 Hr townhou.~c $375 ,.;;; 3 Br. 3 ba. extra sharp. ~~AC!;. No rec (714) l Br luxury condo ocean l mcl 3 bdr'lllt 49f..81111.
Beaut 4Br home, bch out plns. Pvt P~Uo. tenms, Pool & l'lubhow.e facil 1-'rpl, pool, 2 car enc gar. or '-'13) 4»'595 view. secunty ABle~. ell' l br toW'lllwlnu
f.n'lnt._,.ulomvu,com-pool .• jacu.ui. No pets. CallHadley,847-8844 Jrg patio, new plush brn ••Large3br,2baram1ly Sil25/mo yr lsc. 600 F: lwltta~etl ti fmu '185o/mo, •Inter $480/mo. Nr. So. Cst , cpt'g. SSOO/mo Isl + home. Frplc, panclini:, Oceanfront. Avail Oct l POOLS Ille. Ptua. $4G.8886 LOW REH'T! clean dep. Marianne, ram rm. plush crptg, ~ 997·1J382or838·3094
Qa wat.r, 3 Br w/boat MESA DEL MAR, 3 BR, 2 Children. pets, etc 64&-7~H. evs 640·0663. blt.ns, extras. No pets. $&50. 2 Br 2 ea. 2 sty, Bay JACU'%21
·lltpavaUable,f'llO/mo. Ba. frplc, beaut. clean Hundreds & hundreds of $450 /mo. 968·4737 or view, 2 car encl gar, YT SAUtlA
Ga Lido. Ele&anlly int., new llitch .. kids-pets houses, duplt.'xlli.. apb Sl.S-7668 ly Balcony. Close ta S.A. frwy & So. IWD.lsbed 2 Br fncl'i ok. M50. D'IO. 642·7104 avail now *LIDO ISLE* TSL Mgmt 642 1603 Cst shop'g. Tiny Tots•----''-------
..._,, color TV, mini BR 2ba 2_ t r 1 bl _ SZ4S,2 Br,yar'<!.rerrii: 3 SR. 2 Bi\, newly ..... lwww11tsfwni.a.ed r-i. "---a. --welcome.3playgrounds
-.... pvt bcb. tBllOJmo • , s y .. P • t dsbwshr. deen. d, lrg sunny pallo. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• _.......,~ aca. 3111 FROM ~as UP ~e~afroot Z Br ~II ins, dbl gar. $175 Mo $265. 2 Br. kids OK, gar. Accesi. to tcnrus, bch & lc6oa I.a.ct 3706 :•••••••••••••••••••••• ..-.
l&Quse. Sbort term AJl.675-1642 nr beach Call todwy, club. Agt (714>&+i·9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :>pac1ous 2 UR, 2 Ba lSI I W. 5-flowef'
Si50/Wlr. Mesa Verde lux. exec. move today lll'i>t'nl' lhl' l Br. 1 blk bch. $250. mo i;>uplex. frpl, red yrd. 557-4100 S.A.
Oii Lido. Water & beach home. 4 Bdrm. 3 ba. fneegh. !.~la·'900Cl' Tht.' l""pcrt~ ------Very lge 1 br $3SO L't1I close to '.'lchl<; & ~hop:, No 7 days, 10-'i. No pets ....., • Ul\ ely 2 sty. 3 Br. 21 , IJa, pets S39S 496-4167 aaiai vu. 2 Br. $59S/mo. Isl & last. ••COftt.llrMn Gu;cM rrplr .ll Boat i.hp '650. incl 67~12 ---$295 New Townhouse. 2
Delwie Sun Valley, Idaho
Condo. 2 BR, 3 Ba. ~ Rec. rate.fC·NOl
/mo. «·aGU 675 67i5 Lge 1 BR dshwhr sun COf'OftCI del Mer 3822 BR. 11, hll. p.aLto. adults. TEBFRONTHOMES S7SO Great hoUM' on l'ul --d ·k ' l .' . •••••••••••··~·•••••••• \65 CZl.st St. 642·80\7 i----------•
·.-'31-1400 ~II lbr duplex Fnc'd de-sne. 4 br, 2': bti, ser> t Br. 3 ba f,1m rm 32IOO ~~l . S32S. yr>. 218 ---------~~~~~~~~~! •garage. Gas pd. $195 pool & play yd Pool i.erv sq ft. 1#4 Sanlwti:o.' N.B. tn.s 675-9378_ .,,
Mt mo. Sd-6680 F\ne area. Nr park!>, 'l'hl SlSOO mo A~cnt. $41·50.l2 Nice clean 2 BR. l Ba, ~ .... ~
Sun., 1 bahouae. $CZS. per LOWaEMT! &library. 539-2709 u "" thru June only lnqwre 'Tl.. • l~rL'""-f'i(>. Yrly. rental. ------tor, 2 ..... spuc, be11ut, Rb .... ..,.,. m.44l·U::S1 Wehavebundred.l&hun· Nx Atlanta Magnolia. Dover Shore:.. fplc. lg~ 314 u yorcall6'7S-8597
clreds of rentals avail HB. 3 +faro rm. DR . util kit & dm rm, 2 car gar. Huge Liv Rm, Din Rm, 2 .MWPTCUSTCCJN'9 now! Children & pets rm or 4 BR-DR, rplc. 2 S7SO,mol11c opl 6734$45. Br. quiet. S34U8, ~ blk CORONA DELMAR ~ ::-Jrui.~r.· OK.. Ba's, cul-t."sltc. $495 incl Newport Crest L~o to bcb. i73·~S•7 . 205 ~![. t~":~ !c'!~~ . ':o~~:i~~~· g.ardener.i\gt.96Z~ 3br.211ba.tennis,~l, -~-e_ar_l_._____ Ii Catalina v1ew1, Closo
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9Sok;+2unlt kldaok MeMVe!"'e4br,2ba,dbl cond. Call: &M-0472 aft .. rsPlna38R.endun· • · mo. ery mo 'csav~ u 5 'mo.) Panaroma view, new 2 I GoJbrbli~'e frplc, 1mmac. Lovely 6PM. anytimewltnds. It. Fresh palnt1 plu.sh 911().2551 _ 7~15 BR t& Den •-Plu. No 811.~Ja pd ~ $t95. 546-2313 or carp. Spotleu tnruout! ~ l"on pets. Mar.496·1097 _,_ rownbouse-3 Br. 2 ba. Walk to mkta, poc>I, schl.s-H • ~-Prime area 3br 1 • .. ba
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wJCeie at C.Jl; ofc only. •••••••••••••••••••••• 98&4168or95l>-24119. New rum.. Studlo, across -lng, dshwhrA/C, Refs re· So.Ht L.ogii.e 557-GIJZ sharp, exec bome.'4 Beat orig. Blulfa area. lrom Bch·Dock avail CUte 2 Br. 1 blk inJand fr q'd. S.OOmo. 49.1-<10'75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,.~~---'---'----1 BR, 2 BA, fplc, cpta, l"WO STY, 2 BR, 2 BA. Famlly sized 4 BR, 3 ba. Wat.er pd. Jacuui, PoOI. Cst Hwy Fplc, patio, _;;... _______ _ .... ..._. JZO• drpa, 2 car gar. Lovely ah.ag cpt's. enc 1ara1• tnhome: vacant since crpta, drp8, trplc, view car. lndry rm, $350 Luxury apt. 2 Br+ de8, 2
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far, Jtlbl *· No lcoevn *°lived bt ha.den. rrpJ. Pool, t.onls. Aaeot840-sseo •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• deck, 1N11.lo. pool. Adlt.s. IJ75 mo. 8.ft-0530 or /Jli~ 5 !>' yr l y, ar Ccmdo In beautlful El $(75. &tCMJ887 LAGUNA llEAQt MTR.. no pets, $325. 873-1411 W7.o328 ~..,..._,...-.--....-.-----1 Toro. Avail .lmmed. Month to Month 2 +den, Harbor View 3 Br 2 Ba, INN. fl5ff,tlt. $2"J5/mo. oves/wknda ...,-.._.--... --.--.:....-.... --•Ni•diilW. 3222 IM/~MMB21aft5 pvt pool, jacum, fireplt. Mald aerv. color TV '"*=+•-3140 1-;;-;;;;;;-;:n;~~;l•~i!m;;m~~ ..... $&2Smo.$f75fum.Patty Comp privacy, 1rdnr, heated pool. (714)CodoM.M 31J4 .. ••••••••••••••• .. ••••11
ro••Y..-.Y 3234 75a-1700,AIM386 poolserv.644~1'0evs. '494-5294, 985 N. Coast •••••••••••••••••••• .. • New3Br,:&8a,trpl,bU.ns, ·~.JBtlBa,patjo( ••••••••••••••••••-•• ,,......Y NI b b Hwy. ~JO E/Slde tdgJeic. 3br, yard. wabr/dryer cpl&&pvtbch..~ ~~~rt.S.o uaew3BR.2Ba,del\, WIMMER' u :.n. ce 3 r, 2 a. 2ba,frplc,)'d.encliiar. hoolE\Q>.$420.Kidsfspeta ! .,iy· ev•. lp ya.rd, boat.aai.. cul· Tmtlaock Townhome Hbr. View home. Beaut. EFFIClENCY· Apt. sito. TSLMamt tMl-1803 ot.6'1s-e870or8'5-S508. Apwt:i::!J~~·39d0 , tjiuU br, 2 ba + den 2 de .. ac. RentlncJd yard & S e c t , 4 wide " out. Avl 10/15. mo. Walk lo bch. Call: er -0 flftc's. Mex Ule. ROman water. M95. (2ll).u&-46M ~/paUo ;/2ub 1 2 b tll50/mo.~X82 49t·713Sbt~7&8PM New CONDO 2 br, 2 .... ba, APT MANAGER; Rent tub Suodt (Z13)675-81ll Z73 • r . a 2 frplca, blUna, pool & deducltOCJ on new deluxe . • .6'0-T&C9 or ext. (1pac. den), & dlnln1, Mtwportt.acll 1769 spa. $400 mo. 675-4912 units In Hunt. Harbour •
•Hear the eutf. H1 blk BIM LOVELY 2 BR HOME frpl, pvt. st. Tennla & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bk.r area. Adult couple.. Write D
t ConJoa. • • 'BR, 3 BA. l'Aa Ba, $335 mo. Pool. CON mm/ · poodledw ~~usAzl1 Oceantrpnt 3 BR, 2 Ba. STUNNING .. B 2 B Cla.sslfied Ad #21. Dally ~
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Bd'r m 1 &r 3 8 a . •••••••••••••••••••••• L.,... leecla 3241 model situated nahl on OCIAHROMT MF.SI\ PINES bdrm s enc 1 gar ' P~lmt locatloo. ·u~ •!'••••••••••••••••••••• golf c(lurse 2 BRs. WINTERR•NTA'., RRAN.D NEW Stud1011 Cl l b. l • . 8'~h St. SU. 300. ~ buJoua muter suite lnlce3br.2ba,cpt.s, 3Br.2i..wba,2carparklnl(. separate den. oversized D """ &ibd.rma IZ30 ms• rep aces . t -ans. olell~ptionrm p'f\ ~rt yd. $600 /mo. drpl, 2 car iar .. fenced Walk lo beach. Jacuui. dinrng rm • wet bar. 2 BR, 1 ba. $370 $350. lmrn.d. occ'upanc:1. <TI•>l46-0188 7 days. --• batb tf/abower. Entt
17Ail· yard. lood toe. 1395· 110 o;,:1 view. Nr. fireplace lmmediateoc· Lge.JBR.2 ba. s:;so eoo1. jacuul, lrpk 412Bdrm,2ba,Ooftdo,pool, P•Oo.1'380 mo. K ·
Dplx 3 br. 2 ba, ~le, 9S:MSIT. Aaent, no fee. shops. . m.ao!tl cupancy '895/Mo. (S.IM) 2 8~TO IEAC~ dshwbr. Adullt, no pets. carport, ad Us only, There'• SlmlllU>n in filYCtitn\C:DC: ?s.·1'00
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8JlH. '7ll JHJDl••· • 9860/mo. m-mo alt 5. home with view in stt-2"7 Ula new. \;IWQreft OX .. )ltJCJUiOREI ..,._..,.••--·-i Jrno."4-l&Qf.. Br, 2 ba, bltm, a car 8'4-M18da)'I. S.avtew fot •1000/mo. MIO/mo. 1oza Adams St. Phat beautiful alo1tn:1-l"Al-TSl_-'l'llD..__-'-.;.;:;..,.._..__
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ave avail. conferenc payment penalty charge :Whrsaday835-3830 ..... 11 D1 IREinCTORS1 Jt'orDay&Ntaht. INDUSTRIAL located ln Costa Mesa . ..USancl. ;r1ansch'snecaaaryervlc•.' room provided, abun equivalent to 80% of 6 .. u l me, act ve re Shifts. Caahier & also general Apply Personnel, Na· t--.-----~,...-~ dact~. months unearned in· LIHDA• VICIU t.trement hom!: Call for help. Doys. P/lime, rull llona.1 Systems Corp., 5tl).a39 i------~1111111~ 642-9560 terest on U\e balance. o.tc..IM••• appt.83I·~~IM2·5861 ~::::~~"'::: ume. lrvme area. Call 431!1 Birch st. N.B. <Nr. DENTALORmO •s-Nts~vr ~~':O'b.~~~~:t:·~r ..,. .... ,_oflt! ActMtyDhctor MondayThrouchFriday 87().6373 __ --__ OCA.i~rt)EOE. Chatntde, exper. •
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a......._ u.... Co. widower over 30. Write: We lnin. Tax Corp, of Qaahier Fee Paid Alriillif OfflCeS 6. ... ,.-....,,. Mias Kim tfi Ra, Kwana Amen ca, Clerk·Purcl\aaing .iiONTHFREE -..-2171 145-CMl I Hwa Mooa, P.O. Box 5S2-9600or848·· BANK MONIYMAGIC! NOTYPIMG
NI tuftt!e. !fo leue,. Retired couple hu niooey 1329, Seoul. Korea or '93-28!1or636-0122 ~~t c::t:::;,/hct,!:: Incredibly fut growJn1
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ot par~ln1. 2oaa S.&. A&'ent.-..oaoo Certified 11 aueuse. ,_-.......a-.. 'An·TIME 8J3.2'100. DennJs & Den· newly created poa, Call Jlrlatol St Hewpor H c•tta ............ _.'1"9~ nis Penonnel ServJce of Vickie. ~1.2111. Dennis Be b. • ' WE lJUY FIRST A ouH -i. ·BY Appt. Coneen.ial team awaits Taa.st Irvine 2082 Micbelaon "Dennts PeraonneJ ac ~ '1010 SEC 0 ND TRUST l3IMl81I erowtb oriented lndiv. in Dr ' Service of Kuntlftgton1------._....;;...__1
lualtfw .. wllllC• DEEDS. DIAL.A.SBVICI r~sp. PQlt. Call Liu, &nillTED · • Beach,W88BeacbBlvd,
Otc apace iii Ne.rport· AGENT ?14.t96--0800 ESCORTS. MODELS ~U80ru>e~~;~i CAUFoaMIA IA.HI( CASHIEA _Ste_l21_. ____ _ :::.:::~·!=. :; PVT PrY will pay more 11 .. ~lG6E HuntiJlltOQ Beach, 16168 -t667MacArthurBlvd F /time, sharp, growth ClerkTypiat. Varietynlce
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Opportunity Employer woman. Call Barbara for Located ln Newport •••••••••••••• •• • • • • • • Enaineer 43, 5'10". 170,
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L I 1 •/, ~IOwY.tfcJ HAYlmlS WOBrnlS f,.-our Qlsta MMA otc.1-------· COCITAJL forpe11119rll.L Experience preferred. CIVIL WA.111.ESS
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•lxplt'4 A.I• t l1rs -Wm. l'ro.t • Aalodetes So. Calli. Cock tall MASSA•I APPLY , __ ..... _____ ,at 1401. Quall St., Nwpt Walt.r.Ms, Inc:., 11922
RGUll MODB.S 3141 C...... Drt•e Bankiq Bch. Slty Pnk Bl, Ste C, OllTS 546-4741 LOAMSERY.CUl lrvine.C.tlm4.
ESC <A.croAFrom 'MariDera Sui~/' la a.EANJNG-Ollleea, part Colledortrainee • .Flnance
OU1'C6,.. AU.a.•• OMLI I y <>raqeCo. Airport) ~ ~ ~uet io: tJme dan or eve.. Xmt b•cttrouod helpful. ·~ -F.qual Oppor Employer .,... nee · . J>9Y. You are your own Mu• t h a v e good ca~e of band~ in· boa. Lat. kb • Jrv. tjtlepbone voice. XJnt ~~~..:_:_:._ ____ ZfOOND; Lab miir dof, EXOTIC GIRLS .._ _____ ... _•! aura!lce I& gen i loan uea.881-0714 uJary~ Contact Mr.
MO. COSTA MISA male, Palm•• Dr. " llaauteflModellna ,. aerv1c~ work. includ. James MS-21MO
•Private <lftl~ f7S per Harbor Bhd. CAI., O.C.U~/MW2!50 ASSEMBLERS benes •demands. Type ---· -----inontbhaeluUI. ~ .5()..60 wpm. Xlnt aalary, Clerical COUIGE
•440 SQ. r.r. Carpet, OUND: Sheltie Mix, &cti 'l..n'~"i: '2-m~ & SOLDERERS ~~~!p~A~ STUDIMTS. i drapeia1ei~eond. $195par male "Hondo'' OrU.un = NJJJnov ll, _..he lmmed. openinp. Lone c ~eras.vm~ ' SENIOR CLERK HOUSEWIYIS
moat.bmc1 uW. Ir M;•dowla.rtt Dr. BB, list ct mta!.t.~':iy ~ or short term assiitn· 1515 Mariners Dr. N B. Supplement your in· ~ oft'iN .Mit., tao 846-5812 Ad f100 D 11 PH t ment.s. Work when you Equal Opp Emplyr m/f c o m e • W or k o n SQ. rr. t:22S per monlh • a y o • want, You don't pay we telephone. Guaranteed
iacl util. P .O. Box 15&0, Costo pay you. ' hourly wage plus bonus. ~2200 (213)8972064 ten w /wht flea collar, _Mesa.CA92626 250 i:: 17lh Sl, Suite o.
---CdM 644-lZTl RL'• XING M ·s/\ I-•.di"' 1·111111• "' '"''·'>' 111\'\f"INI; Co!>ta Me!\a 646 4100 IXICCITIVE sums __ . ---. --c. ... A; • • '\5. c. . T LEJl (T - . -.:. ~ pl'Waa...el{l CMmd bcb area tem dog. Bob James L1• \1 "wur ILL[" El , IME
Sa an 1 . al r con d Htalde mi~ breed. eold Outcall .._,, ~Ul ~ • .:::J Ir HIW i. ~ pbone cov· cok>r67S-7754 Prof. man 42 seeks llan BEAv•ce:.,.. ACCOUMTSl'/TIME
el'afe, 1eeretariat cere fem for dates poH 81)..1441 4·30pm·9:30pm Mootbru aenlee. Euy f"'Y •e· ou.•d male Shep~erd m arr. P.O.Bx 5031, or 6 .. H "765 Fri." 9."5am-6 30pm on
ceta. 1116 BakerSt., C.M. mix puppy. Vic Edinger lrvine,CAt2718 _.., Sat. For our So. Cont
N.r. OC A1rport.. 5*-21182 le Briltol. 551""4Se alU Plaza or c. Ex per. pref "d. ~---~ Sbeltle Pa..W S..-.lca 5360 Call Cathy Bous ka, ............ = • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASS&.41UR ~4066 •
3152 Newport Bl•d, Cit. • Call~~ IHVEST1GA TIONS Lite nried work. Ex per. CGif. ,..,. ..
3llc ft.~. t44-2ZZ8 All types. HlsaJnc helpful, but~ nee. Near S..illga Ir Loe. ~ .. ,rvn ..... ,._,. .. : Small white male _... 821Mll48 Ztbra Oran1e Co. airport. -Brt•tolSt,CM
_..,.._ •0 nu., -sq,J,., SbauJ Doe No \ala. --• Growing co. for irrowtua -.. ~.:i=~ Air, Vic' Coate lfeaa SocWCW. 5400 tndlv. Medical Devm~ F.quaJOppiorEmployer
St/<>raaie A'fe. Scio l'll. -•••-•••••••••••••••• Lab, 551-1905. "*I••...., 4410 Reward. c41.1301.or ~ Adal&a, 3HO )'n. AlalsLl.nsur. $84001•-------1 TR84DA.TA
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f / Ql.,34l8 A.T.H.Club TaLa STAMDAIO ST: Kitten. em, 6 --------:.:-1 Fantastic oppor. for P/tlme. Braoob office
Cont '2Q.. ...t is, au mo's, Sia.mtH. B~ apot career onenled pen. in seeb bondable teller to Ma..OIJIS ~-·••:lore• OD ho~ rilh& paw." ATOUCHOFa.ASSt succ:euful co. W/auper ---. £ rDIVISIOM
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YorHt. area. J(enl Cryalal. • Vic. Dana tellilent peop&e, quickly 19·1288. Dennis., Den· r!ov .. ~~.fl~ns:r· ~~rSeC.~ c~.-1 .a.• Bar\los. Pt. Reward • .a&4'101 or •~at • nla Penonnel Service of ._.. .. Ma~-·--··--1H·Slll"'393 •5'M JNTROV1BW75.t"5a1 Huntlbcton Beacb, 16Ull W..... COOIDIMATOll
L()S1" s:ro Beward. F I t! 9llo..blk1e.:a.ie ~. J::J:: Be•ch Blvd. Ste 121. F1•rat s..-. Equal 0ppott\lnltY :r.:s•o..tColleae
... ._. ... ,._E Z14'E.CoutHwy Emllk>YttM/F Sa ary ran1e $Ult to
~l in Laauna Beach. • .......... ~••••••••••• Name "Bonme".teMD _,. w......_ 1011
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or491-1852or416-7751 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oil COSMITIC1AH ~~~~~~~~1·------~1 benefits. In1tructi~~1
to train for excltlnc 1--------· a..ERICAL "'*...,.... in computer oUftd: Guinan Short 80111ecleamn1 weekly. career In non·su:ralcal Banlriq SECRITMIES ~~~unilt UtM Mf Pt &.ilgt11111 "" Hair Pointer puppy Tic. Good WOl't • aooct nra. race llftlnc procedures COMMtltCIAL GBQIAL OFC Collete DilStrict
..uun• t *""O.Me11 lllb Place, ea.ta Mesa. Kalfa."3·255I. loc cha.la.of Jead.lq akin LOAMSICUTAaY UC .... AWIST UTOAdamsAve,C.M. _.._ •q. · .., . ., .. ..., IG-Sl41.. care centers in Oran1e ...-UY"
nao.Wlpcl.14&311S7 Arcblteetunl deslper • Coa1U7. S•lary plus Independent but Heir· TYPIST (71A/:SSl.5N7 A=~~nr~ ~~~C::of.°Mf; :;1=:r~;L:1:; ~~,t,Pf:~a.•t~•= ~~·y~~~~m. ?-4MoAul.lalmeni. ro!d'o~.~1!:Ji!;:,~
CoalQ. ~ _, aq Towen PknJ lot. HB. Klap9 Alloc.17Mm from rMIU> ~~ = Alao ~..:SeeklY .·•~pio)l~•~·~~~~~I tt.~OUlce-w&nfaouae tor ~ Olm~ to eld~ by Automatic iuna. re· Equa!Opp.Employer U .. uiw,JN. -
*-$750. (1J4)Ut.85G POtJND: Si\Jl;1 or Yorkie mit&tn lad.Y. wtndi off. bd.lder. Top aalary. Eit· '41-204l
'l'wrrler, ek!ei mate. •aod On tram le lt hakn ID· ~c:e,::• 1. Xl nt co. +a l(.1.IUJ St. CK p ' 111/tlitttdf / cir, vid.&do lale.t75-91IS dd. m«m m-.s BAR KAID for Beer Ba~1 F.4ual 0ppor Employer
"• u • EiQ.tence1h<mse • •l)t.. · atll . 21 « over, p}ole cau ...... ·-·~,-...... v::;. ~~ia a:.: cleanlq .• hr ..,o •. O'tm 'e. ~ ·~ ~ 5e-'2M~
fllh llt _u.;. rA05 J>d.58«51n trans. SC7..fl281. bead bolta Ul1QI own EZ. BEAVJ'Y-Rec:ept. fO'f' El Of P 1 ,_, -__ _..._ -.... Du out Jmpatt ~b, llt.c. Taro QJon. .Most be OYer
•-.... -·-··--·~·· ll'ounch Kai• milted --..-"""!"'-.....-avate · Could be euy abort eve 21. Salon exper pret'd ____ ... ___ , a.a,Je. Vic: Oakwood, z=~~lct.r job for tl1bt. man. 837-t743. • .
Opport to have a bull· ~2123 · ..-.... ea
.nesa of JOUI' own in the a Hlfp W..e.tl 7100 · Boat Manufacturer bas lut~ weight Con· Found: cute a&Je/Ter-•••••••••••• .. ••••••••• AUTOMOTIVE openin11 lori EJtper'd trol Jadaatry Contact r l e r m 1 x • I e IJ1 • trim & tOC>linl carpen·
Bewriy w.i.; VITA IV Blk/Bm/Wbt, Vic. Sl•t..r Acdnl Bkkpna SALISPaSOM ters. Apply. Alajuela
LABORATORli:s.INC "Maanolla, F,V. TEMPOIAltY Experienced. New or YachtCorp,lM7W.18tb
IRVINE 7Sl·il78 7SHLS3 med can .. Ro1er MiUer St, C.M. . Regater Today to -work Chevrolet. Laeuna --------•ILOST; Blk male Lab, via oovariousacoounUng& Beach. Call Tommy Bookkee pina &t lite
GIFT Gallery workin& College Pt, Cl{, has blk bookteepln1 ualan· Thompson at machinery. •o Hrs. _....._, um.tied bra " tGneue. Reward 545-3CM7 ments. Work close to 494-1131 54 .. 9'67 week. ~t. r.q'd. Pb: Mon llusn baclt aeat of yo"r home. Fl1ure Costa Mesa~762 thru.J'rt.1~12.175-3080 blue car 1lvln1 me a Clem to dSrd ::::~~i ANW>motD~aUe Sbo __ ...... _ Bookkeeper full time, ride.Pbl1~93118 tents nee e ew '"' i.....i.. P • .._.. W"UDa Beach C.P.A. Tf llPAllt . . Orange Co. ...... •
lt y_... .... .Locat.l.oD u.t: fem. Golden Rtnr, Rol-:i!J!~'• Tap 'lfliet ,.id_ EnciM firm. Salary open. mi.c.~ttnter. W/<:.ok>. tap, "Amber". ACCOwuWlUPll Steamen. ent p&lnt.erw, -.aol,m.ZM& l"actorY: aUthoriAd !'f· Vic. 18th • 1n111e. N.11. SOOS. Kaln, Ste50t '-b\tfen Ir poliabera, up-IOYS· ell.LS
p&Lr. all m*t eo·•· .Xlot 90-72117 No. Tower, Union Ban.. holatel'J' abampaoera, D-lB years ol aae. E•e-
rep uh U on, with ahort hair tlyr old ln'J1;i=~n1e check o:;~·up fl de· -~.Obtain new .ratll'~'*'~1:"~~!: mato ea• std-' wt-bt Jlvay. yat IUbllcriptioasforlbeDal· ~--""'ucc ., _.. ,... 318 Bl, CM 11 Pilot WOl'ldq with an J~area . chat & paws. Vic Iria tu-1030 lldUlt supenisot'. Earn
Pytialdf;ci•ll"" Ave.Cdll.144-1%Tl ~ Po to $30 per -.k or
13J,;1761 . OST: 9/~. H .B·F. V. JI. ACC::OUNTIHG avoft more. Call ue.uoo ---------1 area. Snoopy.1r1 male Cl.HI( Al betwffn 5:30 and 8:30
SOfT DRINK bli Lab, 11 yrs. Reward. Tb. Jolly Boser, ll'lc. haa p.m.
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M•tropolltan Cola St.Hp,990.4230 w/lOkey •dder. Position lat.Ive. C.ll 540-70'1 or tlng new rustomet'I tor
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14 RoMrn ad CA 11770 LOST: Pleaae oJp ua, my ~dally Kl• r p0rts for deHverlnf or -Jlect ... -. pi I 1 'd b · boys f •k oJd. German Ol8" restauranu le mtac. ~., ._ ieaa nc u e P one Shoflhalr PUP.Pf mlulnJ &C!ll'J otn~ dlltia. Apply GARAGE SALE ad11 Jn Cell tb1s number to ap~ n~. from aM 16\h Pl. CK. ill pert00, 170'2 0Uliil4 lhe Dally t>tJot bring hap. MM214
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TIUPCIL\RGE $10 We wut cook, serve and/ R(iom Addllions/Rmdl'& t~nunce Mow & .ciee House sit. wlule reloc"g EXP RO Ex pr ·d Reas Rat••· 1erv'1 Harbor area. St Reptlr • nplactmei:ll °'
202SS.Jlaln,SA or cleanup ror your Palnlln&·Allty,...11oof Full ma1nt. hauhno, NptBcharea Lvwlthout Af\ernoons.,Saturday. Free Est. Call Genti Uctaml,m1.M1·!356. old tUe or copl.JJl,...,.';f"• ----,.... " M:!~ eat, Guar. W·7.-_._ 957.01-f!.":jrings. Reasonable. home repairs. St he clean UI>:'. rololllling. worries. Loe. ref'i. CaUM&-7336 ---Prof. Paper Hanitft1, Uc. ~ITMl'7'3 ••
_.,._B-.• --,---,~----S.-r_v_ eorSarab.A.fUPM, 219812. Don Welsi Free eat. 675-5516, 673-7889 Housekeei>in& by the Paint Your. Caaffe (21951') " Inured •• ......_ '·" , 1 TRJP RGE •·o· 173·-.S 60·1.o3 &46-M72 ho o T 511.saNort79-4T'3 ............ .,. ~ ur. wn ranaporta Avera1eE~rlStry$39S H•••••h•••h••-.••••• 20ZSS..lbin,S.A C.1•91,AcMSftc. General Contractor. CitMrClllSer•kn ....................... lion 117~ 2StarySMS,lntJ;MSrm PAPER. PAINT. 20 yn ROOP8 w•·"ed tact-
S0.-1, ; IST..0Ul9 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• Masonry walls. Com· ••••••••••••.-••••••••• Pricealncl rnatr l labor ..., -~ ... R ld I Want a REALLY CLEAN I __.a_ _ _._ • expr. Satlsfact.lon 1uar. dlrect; nub'l as , .... ....... ... .......: Ec:ooomy Acoustics! Qua} mercial ""' ea enta HANDYMAN ~....... Guar/ln.ard Free est Sa H -'t-"""5 c 1 11 , .. o•· ....,. --... Bid 8319281 HOUSE? Call Gingham ....................... • • ve-now .. --· a 1 aro " uftft ~••••• .. •••••••••• •Prayed cellinas, re· ga. . NOJOHTOOSMALL. Girl.Freeest6'5·5U.S l'tee & Pit trtm & rem. Ted638-T085 WET"""PAINTINGI ~ • , •-•ct -.... . t ,. f pain. Guar. Uc #328685. Bldrical 676·2•40 . .-. ...--.111pmen •Or un Freoeat 536-1800 --IMMACULATE CLEAN· Roto·soll pred, sprklr PROFESSIONAL PalDt· INTERIOR·EXTERIOR R00'8FORLESS
and lma1lnatlon. 3·5 · ••••0 ••••••••••••••••• Odd JOb1, p111nt1nr. in· lNG. You DESERVE the rpr, lawn renov / inst · m1. Inter/hter. Jleaa, Commerclal/Realdent.lal All tyJ)OI, llnan avall •
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, Ult pora.cy poeitlons. Edinaer, Unit D, S.A. New Is Wied tum, appl'a, ~nVJNGSALE AIR COMPRESSORS 12VDE 2 tube 8" Ouores· Avon (Rede.Nit t:nodel) lllHITTOGO fiJ 5G-B48t tru.c. Wlbon's Bue.Un •Y'SAT/SUN MUST BE SOLD! cent fixt11re $16.45 ea. Uferan. Call Dalt atlt1'1•'0oblatpeedbo9t
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CALL us ro"';; 83"'·7755 misc. Ftt Sept 30 thru MASTUS AUCTION Furn. 2895 Clubhouse Rd. WA ... TED 15 &•kl. paquanh . um, a bow Ph Ma-1368 .... 'I JO ANINT"' VJEW ~ Wed Oct Slh. starting al c M " tan us mower 7 .. .R Coldwell &inker Bldg n AM. Ph. SS7·3000. ext 6fM6'6 & 133-9625 . TOP CASH DOLLAR blades Roll-away bed. ~SIPAY + 40WMacArthur Blvd 431 HOUDAY INN Costa LOTS OF Goodies, lots of p A 1 D 1'' OR yo U R 493·742.S c~+~•-H Ste3()8 ~portBch Mesa CASHPAIO knick knacks. 578 Vic· JEWELRY, WATCHES,--------10 1•1 Arnertcan water
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2 DAIL V PILOT * Wedneaday, October 5, 19n FASHION ISLAND
Shops, Culture and Entertalnm
.
Ten Years of Growth Mark Fashion Island
ByllOBAYEU · -.w~.,..,
Time maeaaine once called
Fashion Island an "alabaster
oasis," apparenUy referring to its
breathtaking view or the surround-·
lng Newport Beach and Corona del
Mar areas as wen as the beautiful,
blue Pacific Ocean.
The 74.3-acre shopping center is
now in the mldst of its loth an-
niversary ln Newport Beach.
Unique Gift l~ems
Frank Sinatra Jr. kicked oil the
celebratioa OD AUf. rwhiJe maJdnc a
guest appearance durlas Pashioo
Island's annual summer concert series.
After the concert an enormous
community birthday cake was pre-
sented an&•.ooo token pleeee of cake
were distributed amoune the au-dience at the Stage Court.
Since their inception in 1968, the
summer concerts have provided a
musical evenina under the stars for
Artists' Co~p Covers
More ·Thein . 80 Craftsmen
thousands of people from tbe Oranie
Coast area every Monday nlibt dUl\o •
in~ July and August.
Thrity-five professional Or~e
County musicians, under tbe.cllr9e-
tton of Henry Brandon of Chicago.
present nine concerts eacb summer
&PQllsored by Ule Fashion Ja1and
Merchants' Association and the
Irvine Company in cooperatloa wlth
the Musicians Trust Fund.
A record breaking ,,000 people
witnessed this summer's opening
night. according to Marty Iorio,
Promotion Director of Fashion
lsland.
··People bring everythine from
peanuts and caviar to checkered
tabJecJotm. It's the Hollywood Bowl
of Orange Count,y. '· says Iorio.
In addition to the summer con·
certs, U\e center presents Pl'Oll'&ml
year round includinlt art shows, sport and ski shows, boat and
automobile shows, flower and.
garden exhibits and school crafts
displaysin the Stage Court.
The Stage Court also is home fw
the three bronze statues created tty
sculptQJ' Aristides Demetrlos.
Demetrios .refers to the three
figures as Jesters but admlta b1s
original inspiration came from the
graceful postures of circa•
aerialists.
The jesters serve the purpose of
br~king up the tall, stralptllnes of
the buildings and the boundles1
stretch of sky in the courtyard.
Since their .construction, the
statues have witnessed the rise of
several new buUd.inas in the center •
Two of the add1tioa:s have beelltbe
new Bullock's Wllsblre and Nelman-
M arcus stores.
The Bullock's Wilshire store·
opened Aug. L while Neiman-Marcus
is scheduled to open in the sprlng of
1978.
"Except for Neiman-Marcus, 80
stores will be completed by this
Gemstone
Stocks Large
Inventory
Qemstone Deaien Jewelers
recently opened ln Fashion Ialand
only four doors from Bullock's
Wilshire, and reat.utes one ol the
Jargest inventories of precious
st.ones in the Orange Coast area.
''This inventory in.cludea HP·.
phires, rubies, opals and preclous
topaz," says owner Larry BroU.ch.
The wares of more than 80 artists fers a bonua to cusl.omera because A Jarge line of 1old fasbloll
and craftamen are gathered under they on.en fin4 unique wares three to accessories includes pendant.I, •~
one roof at Craft Worts, a type of five yeani ahead of the 1enerat ringsandotherfashionensembles.
artist's co-op in Fashion Ialand. market. Custom deslgnint lB a m~ »art
"We have art.l.sts from all over "These are not essenUallf mus. of the store's busines1, ~to Southern California. We even production ltems," Uanaer adds. Brolich.
Christmas," saya Iorio.
The center's gtowth rate has eel'•
tami, kept up with the surroundln& commuoltles in tbe past few yeara,
Afttt opening with 30 stores ancl
four major department stores OD
Sept. 11, 1967, Fashion lsland bas ex·
paneled to 80 ;itores and six m.ior de· partmeol stores, includlllg' Neiman·
~vcus and Bullock's Wilshire.
Island Sets
Activities .
· An appearance by the Ballet'
Montmartre witJ highligbt l
weekend packed witb activities at·
Fashion Island in cel~bratlon oC the
center's 10th anniversary.
. The ballet tr~upe will appear at
11:30 a.m., and 1:30 p.m .• Fliday(
and ll a.m. and 2:30 p.m., Saturday,
In the Stage Court.
Ballet Montmartre, directed by
.Mme. Irena Mari, practices the
traditional Imperial Russian
technical form of ballet.
Mme. Mari, wbo operates two
dance schools ln Newport Beach and
Tu!Un, studied the lmperW Russian
method under Theodore J(osloff.
Her school and ballet \rOUP6 la d&o· dic:at.ed.to furthering the arfa:nd ap. preclaUon of the Imperial Russian
technique ln ballet.
Other spechd events scheduled
this wetkend al Fashion Island in·
elude:
~eraldine Saunders, author ol
"The Lov" Boat," appearlna. ~
noon to 2 p.m., Saturday, at~
Court to discuss her book and llp autcp'aphs. • f
-A dancing fall fashion show,~
seoted by Dancing Models lnteru·
ltonal, will preview tbe IUhlOD$
from various st.ores at 12:30 p.m.
and 2:30 p.m., Friday; and n:ao
a.m. and 1:30 p.m., Saturday, 111
Staie Court.
-A 18th Century, baroque-s~le cappuccino cart will sell expresso
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .. Friday ud
Saturday. f
FashiQn
lslClnd .
Special
DAILY PILOT
Oct. 5 19n represeot two Crom Alaska," says He says Craft Works la tbeftntor· Another service featured by
Larry Manser, President ol Craft ganized ce><>p at.ore 111tem to fl) out Gemstone is appraiaata far R
Works, Inc., which has thrff such of California, with theapenS,,.Oltwo lnaurance putposea. Appralnla 819 Obert N. Weed
c0--0ps In Southern California and shops this year in Pboelil.Jc~ Ada. · usually done on the premlHs. ,.,..l«IMt -,_1.._
twonewoneslnAriJona. UndertheCraftWorb111tem.an A strong part of Gem.atoae'4 George A. Leidal
Manser considers the ~p type of artist rents space within thestonfoT buslness ls conducted in Nmount1nc s.«i.t s.t"-1••
store an important concept for bis displays and also volunttel'I one old stones on new set~ H1S Terry Coville
art.lits and craftsmen who work in or two days a montb u a IUn cJert. Brollcb. · • • '-'•' s.cu.. _.,,_
otberprofessions. The store also earm a peretDtqe The owner believes thatJewell')'ta . Bob Ayers
"lt olfen a real 1ood market place from the sales. an impulse item but should be s.ec••• S«11eM wr111W
for some craftameia wbo don't have Prior to organl%1u Crtft Warb, chosen wl\h care. Barbar• N. carey
.tbe Ume or volume to punue other Inc., Manser spent fin yean pro. The casual atmosphere ot the s.ec••• s.<.-.. ,......,,..,....
exhibits tor their ltem1," says mot.lng a naUonwide traveliq arta jewelry salon aUow1 the customer Mary Kennedy
Manser. !lnd cr,fts ·~ow kQowo •• the tlllJ.e. and e~rt f~lstpce while ,._ .._ .. ..., HeallObetieveatheM-lm~hnflot•J• '~,., lrfl• '14"1f. I Vh 1 ~1J'.!!t"'firn>f ~~W < •• \..IC,.~"f'lt:..,......,.,.r.+---"'I""--..-·_,/ -.;
-' Wednesday. October 5, 19T7 FASHION IS~NO' 7
Come be our
company at our
October 10th Newport
Anniversary
Celebrations·!
Thanks for the pleasure
of being your company
for one exciting
decade. Do he1p us
commemorate the
occasion.
Estee lauder cosmetics doings.
Now through SaturdQYt October 15.
A more fragrant Waterford celebrates!
and beautiful Monday, October 31
cosmetic conectlon. through Wednesday,
look at the glamorous November 2. Come see
names we've added our multi-faceted
to our perfume and exhibit. A beautiful •
cosmetic repertoire: show of Waterford
Standahl, Or1ane, crvstal plus Aynsley and
Payot. Chanel cosmetics, Crrstalle Belleek chino. lrlsh and
fragrance by Chanel, Trlg're EngUsh craftsmen will
fragrance, Oscar de fa Ranta, •show their skills
DAILY PILO'L 3
Buy something beauttfuJ
for $6.50 or more and
gef a beautiful glftt Estee Lauder's
First by Van Cteef and Arpels, Devin 11 a.m. -3 p.m. Museum pieces
·s Great Collectibles:
tncludtng makeups,
beautifiers, ·fr~ranoe.
Octoberfest at the Udo Buffet.
ThUrsday, October 6 ~h Saturday,
•October 15. Great German fore-to be
en)oved with Germon music.
Does apple elder or
Germon beer with Germon
by Aramls (for men), CobrJole by Arden on loan from Waterford will be
and Charles of the Ritz perfume. And dlsptayed with special cotlecloi"s
our new Or1ane lnstiMe de Beaute Items to tempt you. And wouldn't
Facial Solon will be opening soonl you like tO hove one of our special
Foshlonon ffi'erunw~
Friday, October 7.
The Assistance League
of Newport Beach
and Robinson's
present Changes,
Waterford T-shirts
as a sowenlr?
Christmas shop opeos ~~id'\I
Wednesday, bratwUrst on dark rye,
hot German potato
salad, potato
pancakes,
• . a fall fashion showing
to announce the 19n
October 12. Ifs never
too earty for Christmas
decorating plans.
Bavarian ·
cobDdge
rollS:Black
Foreit~. f
one! app~;...i;,.i>-·~a~~~~
brown bettlnta
temptyo\J?
Junior Leogue
Women of the Vear.
lfs a luncheon affair
Ot the Marriott Hotel.
with no-host
cocktails at 11 a.m. and
luncheon at 12 noon.
Wtrf not pick out
your 19n collector
ornaments ond house •
trimmings while our
beautiful, elegant
and unusual
selection Is at Its peak
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.C DAIL\' PILOT FASHION ISLAND • Wednetday, October 5, 1977
M. Jacques' Furs Offers
·Expert Selection Advice
Since 1969, Harbor Area women
have relied on master furrier
Michael Jacques• Fashion Island fur
salon for expert advice in the selec-
tion of quality furs.
M. Jacques Furs, at 14 Fashion
Island in Newport Beach, offers
customers tbe expertiSe gained by
the shop's owner <t.Vel' the past 44
years since he began bis four year
apprenticeship to a master furrier ill
his native Czechoslovakia. Three
more years as an assistant ?ualified
Buffum's
Undergoes
Face Lift
· A $1.S million remodeling project
bas brought tbe Buffum •s Fashion
Island store up to the level of a 'full·
service member of the Buffum •s
line, according to .store manaier
Randy Prout.
The sewr>-D>ooth remodeling pl'().
ject was completed at the eJld of July
and affected all areu of the store.
All o( the old curtain walls on the
top level were enmtnated and tbe
cellina waa ·tOwered from a J.S.foot belBbth to 12 feet. Mer(W'y vapor
lights were 1-talled on the top floor
which provide more natural liabting
whµ'e reduclni \be enera use by· 25percenL
Uptinc on the lower ievel was ·
also switched to a GB Watt 111.&er
system which provides four tlmes u
much light yet reduces tbe energy
use by 20 percent.
''We redecoratea with the fnten·
tlon of cr-eatlnf a warmer at·
moiphere. adding departments ou.r
cu.stamen have wanted llDce the
store opened In Uf1, and reducing
our overall _..., use bJ about 20
perceat. '' SC)'SProat.
Brand new carpeting was put in
~the store and walls were
redone in wm111er ~arlh tone.s.
EliminltiOri 01 Uae Ullfli&lri curtain
walla allowed tlie adclltloa of a
lingerie depanment upstairs and ex·
pansion of?the' ladies' aboes, cos·
metics, chlldien'a,. and stationery
departments.
A home shop, wi bedding and
bath, linen.a, house wares and small
electric appliances, was added to the
lower level. .
Another major change involved
the FranciscJn Room, Buffum's restaurant. Three large, l&-foot·
Viide bay windows were added to provide a panoramic vJew d the en·
tire Newport Harbor area.
On a clear day, says Prout, you
can Me the Palos Verdes Peninsula
and Catalina laland.
Booths were taken out and tables
il)stalled to give every diner a view
of the Pacific. The restaurant also
added a soup and salad bar and has
quietened the service system for
taster lunches. •
"In addition to the musive re·
modell.Dg, we have uppaded our
merduandi.Se tbroqbout the entire
ator«'," says Prout. "It Is now a truly
I service ''°"'·" • " 1
him for a Master's degree. A
scholarship brought blm to Paris for
experience with leading European
couturiers.
His first job in the U.S. was in New
York City with Jaekel, on East 57th
Street.
'{he firm, now known as Guenther·
Jaekel, is the second oldest furrier in
the U.S. and provided the city's car-
riage clientele with Russian sables·
considered the most rare available
anywhere. Later, J~ques opened
his own custom fur salon, there.
J aeques advises not only on selec-
tion of quality furs but on styling and
construction as well-regardless of
the amount of purchase.
Jacques expresses his courtesy,
friendliness and Interest in bis
cus~omer-s in seven languages.
His work week is olten more than
00 hours. He personally designs and
matches furs for garments and
supervises the cutting, sewing and
Jinisbing. His woYk at the salon in
Fashion Island and workrooms in
Los Angeles includes restyling and repairs. ·
Demand for furs has been strong
for the past three years. h~said, and
is expected to eontinGe through 1918.
·'There are still some very eood
vaJua ii a penon abope now." be
said. "Don't wait until later, for
prices can be expected to go even
higher."
Jacques attributes the returning
interest in furs to aocieQ'a realha· tioo that man-made f1bers pollute
water and air wblle furs an a re·
nettable resource.
Long haired turs,.rox, lym and sa·
ble are much In demand. rals1q prices to blatOl'ic level.I· -aa much
as 30 percent in one year.
Unique fashions and quality
designs have been trademarb ~
Arlan Flaume's, the Loot, since
Fashion Island opened 10 fean a&o. ·
Women's and men's clotblQs are
featured. at 'The Look wltb two
locations wttbin the center.
The Look tor gu)'t ta located at the
north end of the mall while the
women ·a store can be found neat tbe
St.age Court area.
All the fashions for men an
Imported from Spain, Ai:&entinaud
. ·) .. -. -~ ,'"~:.:. • -2 Wedne&day, October S. 1977. FASHION ISLAND'_... ~~~~~--~~..-.i..:-~~~ DAILY PILOT 5
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Broadway
Community
Oriented
The accent is on becoming a good
neighbor and member of the
community for people at the
Broadway department store in
Fashion Island.
That philosophy is reflected in the
words of J. Hart Lyon, Chairman
and Chief Executive of the
Broadway department stores, in
several recent speeches.
"A cardinal principle of the
management of our company is that
we assume a responsibility to the
communities in which we are
located that transcends a profit ud
lo.ss statement.
"We feel we have an obligation to
become an integral part of
community llle. We hope to make
the Broadway not just a place to.
shop, but a place for cultural,
educational, and entertainment
activities . .,
Lyon continues, "We believe we
have a responsibility to help fulfill
the need ol cultural, civic, and social
organizations in the community."
Lyon also says the Broadway
brings a fresh look to retailing,
standine for quality fuhion for
every member ol the family and
every size home.
. The Broadway's bayers
criss-croa the eountrJ a dozen or
more times a year to f1nd the best
American-made produeta available
ln every cateaOl'J.
The slogan at the Broadway ls
11We know who you are. We know
how you live, because we live there
too."
On the local froa.t. the Broadway
in Fubloa llland ha.I moclernbed its
second floor Junior World and
incrused the size by 20 pen:at. ,
The first noor Plua Sportswear
department has also been enlarged
and the selection updated to
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• The people who run the Bro8dway at Fashion Island conalder themHlvea a full partner In the llfe of U..
community.
Former Richard's Manager
'Flower Power' Clark Kennedy's
Richard's Lido Flower Shop is
gone now, but the man who manaaed
it for 13 years, Clark Kennedy, bas
his own shop in Fublon ll1aDd,
li{ewport Beach.
The new shop is easy to ftDd by its
name: Clark Kennedy Piodat.
When Richard's closed In Mvch,
1976, Kennedy and the four women
who helped him run the f1aftr' abop
in the market decided to move on
together.
Their experience and prolealonal
attitude is tbe backbone ol K~
nedy's new ·shop in Fuldoa Ialand
which opened Aq. 8, 1978..
"We're selective. We're DOl trytn1
to get every job In Newport Beach,"
says Kennedy. "We want to do 1ooc:t
work. I have only profeulonals
working for me, top floral destlners
with lots <I experience."
The major potUca of 1tennedy'1
business is actually done -over the
phone with a Jot of steady corpora.
tion clients, arrangements for
private parties, weddin&s, and
special gifts.
His shop carries a wide assort·
mentor flowers and the po.,PUlar FTU
wire service, but spectal arnna•
meots are Kennedy's trademark.
"U we do a ~all party, .. Ile U·
plains, ''we enlphaslze JOod tut.e.
not gadgets. We want the arraqe-
ments to look casual, like the hostess
did them rather than a florllt. n
Special arrangements f« pans..,
conventions, or simple &lfta can be
made over the phone, by calll.oa
6'0·8181.
Kennedy, himself, bas more years in the floral business than he carea to count. He is a fdt.b generatkm floriat.
Prior to coming we.st, be wwtect
with the largest New York ftad.st (at
Walker Signs
Top Jewelry
Craftsman
Louis Bure ls considered an
"artist'• when it comes to Jew.try
design. He was trained by Cartlers
in New York, and spent 20 yean de-
signing jewelry for stage, screen and
radio celebrities in Beverly Hills.
Buie Is now a resident ol Irvine
and has agreed to an exclusive COD·
tract with Brett Walker Newport In
Fashion Island to desip custom
jewelry for Orange Coast residents.
"This man is from the old sdlool.
He makes fine, fine Jewe~lr)'1 magnificent pieces," says JUCAara
Goehring, owner of BreU Walter
Newport. .
Brett Walker's baa been ln
Fashion Island since the center's In·
ccption 10 years ago. But Goebrlog
feels the agreement with Bufe lives
him a new quality exclualve un-
matched by other jewelry stores.
Buie is rather modest about hll
own work, preferring not to catalo-
gue the list of celebrities for whom be
created designs in Beverly Hills.
"The basic concept ls to lake the
the Ume>. Wadley and Smythe OD
Park Avenue, then managed the
largest shop in western New Y01'1',
Hodge of Buffalo.
"I really believe in flower PoWet •
and not just because I'm a floriat,0
bes~s.
Clark Kennedy, manager ot
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dtclalAld to. You know ~rself and want lo eiqnss
Y<)U(Seifln ~hlngyooweat and~youdo. You're 1ha1 adilenturous Junlof customervAio'1 hf..
Ing herwlf at The Broedway. morQ and mor.. BetaUll
The Broadw;)y underslands young women went a
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5.99
junior sweaters
Re& 10.00. Our ow n label crew
neck sweaters with the shedand
look in 100% acr(!ic· Seven super
colors! S-M-L Ot r junior sweat-
ers reg. 10.00-24.00, 5.99-15.99. .
YOLW18 Ulifomii Sportswear
7.99 & 12.99 ' t_win sweater set . .
Re& 12 .00-18.00. Cabled aaylic
carai:r.n in rust, off.white, navy,
came and hunter, 12.99. Matching
v-neck sleeveless vest, cabled in I• fron~ 7.99. S-M-L-XL.
MaJnltoor Sportswe.ir .
20% OFF I .
all rabbit ~ckets
Reg. 69.00-299.00. Save even on
Items that have been previously
reduced. Be ready for winter
weather al savings. Jaclcets and
coats now only• 55.06-239.00.
fl.I Salon
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7.99-11.99
infant & toddler wear R~. 12.00-17.00. ·Famous maker
J ant dresswear for ~ &,I.iris In sizes 6-24 months, 7. -9. • Tod-
dler girls' dresses reg. 13.00-18.00,
2-4T, 7.99-11.99.
lnfants & Toddlers • <
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eather coats
Reg. 195.()().21 o.oo. Pre-season
sale of leather J.ackets and coats for
" men. Sizes -M-L-XL.
Men's Sportswt'.u
'39.99 & 49.99
misses' coats
' Re~ 54.00-62.00. Full-len~h coat
wit detachable hood, 49. 9. Full-
Jen#th double breasted trench,
49. 9. Single breasted car coat,
39.99. All with zip-ou t linings.
Coats
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floats & wrap robes
Floats reg. 25.00 in 100% .kf-'Y
Interlock in ~retty prints. P-S · -l.
Val. 28.00. eece wrap robe with
contrasting P.ipina. 5-M-L. Both
machi ne wash & ry.
Robes and L~.lr
1.19-19.99
"crisplin" table linens .
R~. 1.50-24.00. Machine wash
pq y/cotton table linens with son
release finish. In seven vibrant
colors and many sizes & shapes.
T~ Linens. ,.11 ~!Ore el(cept Laguna Hills .
4.99-11.99
girls' coordinates
Re~ 8.00-17 .00. By a very famous
ma er! The collection includes
pants, sweaters( skirts and tops in
easy care acrylic knit. Pretty fall
colors. Sizes 4-12.
Girts' Shop
549
boys' knit shirts
Re1. 8 .50. Famous California-
ma er of boy~' crew neck shirts in
bold stripes and jacquard prints. In
sizes 8-20, only 5.49.
Boys' 8-20 Shop
' 69.00-159.00
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men't suits ..
Reg. 11 5.00-195.00. Assorted
soli<h, pinstripes and plaids in
wool or poly/wool blends. From re~ular stock sized 38-48. 3-pc.
su its ava1lahle as well as 2-pcstyles.
Men's Clothing
11.99 & 24.99
west bend appliances . Reg. l6.95 Self buttering popcorn
1>9~er , 11 .99. Coffeemaker in-cl es a co upon for pound of
coffee, 11 oz. jar of Coffee Mate
and more. Offer good thru Dec.
15. 24.99.
Sm;ill Elcctm ~. c1!1 ~1111~ ciccept Laguna Hills
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EARLY 9:00 A.M.
OPEN ING! PLEASE
SHOP EARLY ••.
QUAN TITIES, SIZES
AND COLORS ON
SOME ITEMS MAY
BE LIMITED!
vinyl ha~
Val. 15.00-26.00. A wide selection
includi ng swagger classie and
shoulder styles. Fall colors in
leather-I ike, easy care vinyl. ·
Handb.lgs
4.99-13.99 .
halston flower sheets
Reg. 10.00-20.00. Pretty floral
sheets in yellow, ~n or rose
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poly/cotton perca e. Matching
cases reg. 8.00-9.00, 4.99-5.99 -~ ~~ .... Bedding. .. 11 ~tOfes except ~M Hms ~· .
-~ I ~ 27%-33% OFF "lj
oneida silverplated '
table accessories .
Reg. 23.50-137.50. Gleaming Sea-
crest silverplate table accessories '
by Onieda with a beautiful applied I•
scroll border. Many accessories ·~
available at savi ngs. S~are • 1.,
59.99
3-pc. cord suit .,....1.
Reg. 85.00. Contemporary cord •.
. tile young man's favorite, in three .#-
great fall colors. All from regular ~
stock and sized 36-44. ·
Var\lty <.hop . ~>'
3/5.00 or 6/9.00
panties
Val. 2.00-2. 75 pr. Famous maker
panty assortment in nylon or ~
ton, a II with C<)tton centers. Biki-.
nis, briefs and hipsters sized 5-7 in
white, nude or pastels.
!Mywear l ingerie
6.50-9.00
maidenform bras
By Donald Brooks in three styles:
Seamless deep plunr reg. 9.50-
10.50, 8.00-9.00. So t cup plunge
ref. 8.00, 6.50. Contour with filler-
fil lining reg. 9.50, 8.00. All in ' Qiana~ nylon in taupe.
Body r JlihlOn) '"'-' "] ~ , .
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Huggin's Offers Wide Variety
In Shoes, Shun·s Fad Footwear
Huggin's Shoe Store bas been
fitting fashionable footwe,..-fw men
and women since 1803, ln Pasadena.
This expertise became available
in Fashion Island Wilb the openin& of
their new store on September 7.
Huggin 's fealurea a wide variety
of sizes and styles to their cllentele,
but stays away from fads and real
extremes, according to o.,,.. Ned
Anderson.
Men's sizes ·run from 6"~ to 13
with widths rangini from AA-E.
Women's sizes from 3·'h to 10 are
also carried. Widths on these siies
run between AAAA·B.
Salespeop!e were brou(ht from
other Huggin's Shoe Stores lo
provide.an experienced staff.
The store was the first to open in
the new Bullock's Wilshire wing.
Huggln'• Shoe Store fe•turea a wide varlefy of fHh1on•bf• footwear
and nearty 75 year• experlenc~ to their cllent•I•~ .
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AL'S GARAGE
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NEWPORT BEACH
714644-7030
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Gold Medalist .
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A Same Old
I' Good ·Help
The name has changed but the
service ts the same at Valley
Hallmark in Fashion Island.
The stor.e used to be called Hatch 's
Hallmark, but lhe entire ·chain of 12 · •
stores in Southern California bas
sblfted it& calling card to VaUef
Hallmark.
'.U'a still the sa me m anagement,
the same products and the nme
hlgb quality service, according to
Eileen Roberts, manager of the
Faahbt Island store.
''We have the latest and the belt
selection with thousands of lift
items," she says.
Saleim.n SHI Mey•,. helps customers try tome of the fine f Hhlons at Paul Allen Shoe•. " From Boots to Casuals, :Paul Allan Has It · ~:
Paul Allan Sboe!s ln Fasblco laland
m ixes eood service with a line ol the
medi.um to better shoes, according
to st.ore manaaer Milton G~
''We earry everytblq from tioot..
to casual, to open, and to clOled, ••
says Garrett. "We are a complete
women's shoe store."
Some ol the top line shoes carried
at Paul Allan's include: Amano,
selby. Red Cross, Jllck Rogers and
Bare Traps.
Garrett says the boot look, alone
iFLORSHEIMe
SHOES
we have your size
WITH SO MANY SIZES, NOBODY HAS TO BE A MISFIT.
Of course Flor!helm Is concerned about hqw our shoes look lo you, but we're
also concerned about that part of your shoes nobody sees-the Inside. Be·
cause that's where your foot goes.
So, to make sure you get a perfectly comfortable fit, we make ~any styles
in a whole range of sizes and widths. And we put leather on the Inside of your
shoes too.
Because Florshelm wants lo make sure your shoes feel comfortable
whether you're walking or just sitting around.
54FASHIOMl5&.AHD•HIWl'Otn'IU.CH l/flJ 644-412J ~ ) . 27 East Main St . Alhambra (2131282-3878 r. Bank Americard • Master Charge
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with dressier shoes, is' this year's
rasbion.
Paul Allan Shoes carries narrow
widths in its better lines. tor women
with slightly narrower feet than the
average. Sizes ~Jude: 6-10 for AA·
AA, 51'1-lOfor AA, and4~·10forB.
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FASHION SOUAR£
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HUNTINGTON HAR80UR
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Newest versions of today's popular
vested suit. Wool blend fabrics in .solids.
stripes and pf aids. Now at very special
birthday savings.
Regularly $225
18P
Superb quality, pure wool fabrics
in solids and patterns.
New Fall
Slacks
Reg. $35 belt loop a bettless models
271.90
All Wool Slacks Reg $42.50 Now 34.90
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At Apropos
Choose Individuality
At Apropos, Fashion Island, • gift
for lbe unconventional is reflected ln
the bold individuality or European
imports and distinctive domf!Stlc de-
signs.
At Apropos men's and women•s
clothes and accessories define
personal good taste in terms of
fabric, texture, ease or line, and UD·
compromising craftsmanship.
Labels include Mlssonl, Jobn
As6pool, Franck OUvter, Irene Tsu,
Christian ~ugard, Eaimanuelle
Khanb, Clutch Cargo, and Janice w aiowright. From t.M nowtng, evenlni fffl of
crepe de Chine throulh the casual
elegance of chamois, cashmeres,
nits, gabardines, nannels, and lex·
tured woolens, if it's unique, it is
ApJ'OPOS.
Add solid gold jewelry, glove
leather boob, a scarf gone wild with
color. 'Ibis, and more ls Apropos
also located I.ft Woodlud Hll.la and
Marinad~l ~ey .
. Hig~ Fashion, Moderate
Prices Found at .Mandel's ,.
Women in the 18-30 age brackel
who are looking for high fashion
shoes in a moderate price range can
step il)t.o Mandel's Shoes, Fashion
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"Mandel's is • cba.ln of 18 st.ores
Jocated strictly la Southern
California. The cbaln was
established in 1922," says Bob
Baggs, manager of the Fashion
Island outlet. Tbe store carries such name
brands as Sbicc-. Jmpo, Protege,
and JacqUeS Cohen, amoac others.
While Mandel stores ranee from
San Diego to Santa Barbara, each
shop maintains ltl own lmaie. A
Mediterranean look, with lots of wood. is the decor at Fashion laland.
Jn add.itioll to fashionable shoes,
about half the store ls dedicated to a
.nice boutique wltb casual tops,
pants, sweaten, and other casual
and sportswear items. •
Imaginative, Soft, Feminine shoes you'll love
Taupe Calf with Matching MakaSsar Tip and Heel
Navy Calf with Matching Makassar Tip and Heel. .
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The most famous motor radiator grille in the world,
superbly reproduced as a wrist witch.
Eighteen karat gold. Exclusive from Corum.
99 Fashion Island, Newport Beach -759-9551 35 FASHION ISLAND. NEWPORT BEACH, C·\LlrORNIA 92660
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IF YOU DON'T KNOW
ALL THE ANSWERS
ABOUT FUR ...
ll 's nice to ha\'e an expert
on your sidl~ We are fur
specialists. E\'<'l'Y elegant coat,
in our /'talon has been
des ign<'d a nd crafted in om·
own workdhop. We pride
ourst•h t•s on collecting the
cream of ma~nificent skins for
our ('ustoml•r s And we
invilt• your inspection of
our Jatt•s t colll'ct1on.
It's amnn~ ou r most outstanding!
on your side!
FIND THE EXACT FUR ...
... YOU 'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
Ila\·c an exclusive design at no extra cost.
Choose pelts, design, color quality, and price.
YOL'R FUR WILL BE CUSTOM DESIGNED
right her e in our Fashion Island fur salon.
M.JACQUES
. Master Furrier Since 1933
14 Fashion Island Newport Ct~ltr, Newp ort Beach
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Qualify Clothing
Quality Is the word for hfOh fa1hlon1 at Siiverwood'•· A f•ntaatlc Hl•c· -
tfon of •Uft•, alacka and sport coats In a wide variety of fabric• are In
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You'li lil~e Zips'"
as much . as kids do.
Because our children's specialists fit them as carefully as any
pair of Stride Rite shoes. And they're built to take the rugged wear
sneakers have to take. Kids like them because they're zippy.
You're allowed to like their looks, too.
Kids love the way they run, corner and jump •••
Mothers love the way they're mode
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• 54 F45HIOH ISUHD • HIWPOltT HACH
644-42U
27 fast Main St , Alhambra (213) 282-3e78
Bank Amencard • Master Charge
• Hemphill Charge
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High Quality Leather Goods ; ! ·
Benchley's Luggage wUl open tn
Fashion Island in mld·m•nth
featuring an assortment of fine
leather goods and handy travel gilts.
Elegance and beauty have been·
combined in the construction ot the
store which features a decoratlv•
skylight over its octagonal lugsase
showroom.
·'The new store will contain the
largest luggage showroom In
Southern California," aa.ya owner
Bernard Rooten.
Rooten's Luggage in South Coast
Plata ls also owned by Rooten. ·
The location in Newport Beacl.:
Will feature a more exclusive llneof"
accessories than in the Costa Mesa·
"store.
Fine lugg:ige and leather goods
carried in Bcnchley's will be French
of California, Fulton, Hartmann,
Lark, Gralnick, Castle Grain and an
exclusive line of Atlas of Boston.
All leather goods purchased in lbe
store can be monogrammed tr~.
Elegance and beauty have been combined In the pl•ns for Benchley'1
Luggage, opening soon In the center.
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time for thinking great tartan
plaids and soft woolly fabrics.
Our "best of show" 1s this classic •
wrap jumper with square cut
'9od1ce & patch pockets in front.
Wool & nylon blend. In navy, red
or green plaid. ~es 5· 13. S64.
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FASHION ISL.AND
Jean-style Kimonos Start
New Japanese· Fashion
TOKYO -"Nippon jeans" is v. hat
she calls the colorful farmers· and
laborers' ldlJ'.!onO.
Old .Japan ls brought back for the •
modern world in variations on the in-ternationally popular kimono ,,.;th
tbe duh and elegance of haute
coutme -and all by a 7S.year-old ~oman who 'bu never worn a dress.
"The kimono ls for all seasons, for
all Jd,nds ot people. Yet today, ev-eryone In Japa._ wears Western-style
clothes. We need to brin& the kimono
baek." aald Sueko Otsuka, president
of the JostJtute of Kimono and
ProfesslonaJScboolofTextiles.
W'llb the exception or a discreet
zipper or a row ol unobtrusive but-
toas, the clothes followed the kimono
ruleohrrappb)i and tyine only
There were strapless .bodices and
reversible jackets, whlcb of course
the farmers dld DOt cet lnto. but the
fact remaJ.nS.1ays Mrs. Otsuka, that
the farmers, rickshaw drivers, ac·
tors, sumo wreaUers and others of
the F.do period leo.1· 1867 had done all
this before.
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''Of course it's uncomroriable to
wear aDd troublesome to put on. That~~ I've made these old-style
worldnl klaaoDos, th• blue jeans ol
Eastern dress."
The kl!DC!M ls one export~ J~
welcomed ud copied throu1bout
man..J pUtl of the world. With its squ~ cut, looH fittlnl Cree form
and I~. 1raceful slHves, tbe kimono ii used as lounge tiear or
evemaa dreU and ls •bown iri many maj«~aablon collecUons nowadays.
f'rom our TALBOTT tie Sl§p ..•
•'I love the ~ono and am soriy to
see It beina "'°"' less In Japan,"
sald oae famous Paris destgner on a
recent trip here.
Except by a sprinkling of the
elderly. the kimono i.a worn only on
ceremonial occasions and according
to strlct rules or dress: a minlmum
or jewelry, hair pulled up away from
neck, no bright prints for married
women and all layers, bands and
sashes on in their proper order. It's.
an obvious problem for everyday
wear.
But they've gooe to the other ex:-
treme 8Ad adopted Western dress
almost completely, Mrs. Otsuka sajd
in an interview with The Associated
Press.
"'lbere needn't. be such a rigid
division between Eastern and
Western clothes. We need more
variety. It'a not good to eat rice
every day. b11t neither Is it interest·
ing to have bread every day," she
said.
"I have never worn anything but
kl mono and l understand well its dis-
comfort. That's why I've made sometbtn~ simpler. The kimono
must chan1e to keep pace with
cbangtna Japanese lifestyles. In the
modern homes, Joni-sleeved
klmonoe are inconvenient.
· Knatm thtoii&Jfoijt JaJan for be1'
kimono acboOl, .she recenUy tield two
showlng:s "of her collection or work·
ioa kimono in ~Okfo. A total or 4,500
spectators att~nded and numerous .tele'risioa, m.,utne and newspaper
lnterrleWs followed.
The 150 outfits were sewn over the
past year by Mrs. Otsukaand and
her uaiatants, without preliminary
drawiQP. Made frOfT'I rough cotton
cloth and following baste rules or
kimono aewm., the pieces included
jumpsuits, ba11Y pants, loose
jacketl and capes, wfth a few Boman
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Customer Ftt Counts
.-At Hemphill Shoes
Hempbill's Shoes bas combined a
friendly atmosphere with a wide
variety of footwear for the past
seven years in FasbJon lsland.
A vast selection of foot apparel for
men, womeo and children ls offered
by manufacturers such as
Florsbeim, Wrl1ht, Amalfi,
Mlramonte, Joyce, Stride Bide JDd
Keds. • Aetive aporl and canvas shoes arce...
another popular style supplied by
Hempbill'a.
Women ab:ea between 4-"11 and 11
are canted in widths AA.AA to D.
Men sties 6-"11 to 14 with widths ·
.rangtna from AA~ EE~as well as.
children sizes from B to EEE widths
are feature<!.
Hemphlll 's sttldes to approach the
customer in "the old way of
business" by asslsUne the patron ln
every possible manner, according to
Bryan Hempblll, owner of tbe store.
''Trying to flt the customer ls our
responsibility. U we dqn't have a
customer's size, we'll special order
tforlifm.~
The first Hemphlll's Shoe S~!
was started in 1933 in Alhambra anu
in 1950, the Costa Mesa aiore was
opened on Newport.Boulevard
before moving to F~on Island.
Three bright ideas
for pleasing a lady. ,
From our comprehensive
collection of diamond
dinner rinS$1 these
exciting suggestions in 18
karat yellow gold.
A. $2,325, B.•$1,200. c. $3,715.
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Custom Designs Featur~d
A large aelectlon of chUchn'a dothlng haa been ca~ fn the Red
Balloon fof the pa at flv• r•an.
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An inviting Southwestern decor.
fashions in fabrtca especia.11.v made
for the design by Ruth Mathews and
a special elegance In day and even-
ln g wear are the bywords at
Mathews, Fashion Island, Newport
Beach.
Mathews !'asliion Island is th9
. newest branch of the firm with shops
1tt BeTerly Hills, Palm Springs,
Chicago and New York. .
All apparel shown at Matthews is
designed by RUtb Mathews and
made by the company beaded by her
husband, Arnold Albert. Her designs
a.re found only at Mathews at.ores.
"My cus\omel"tra ,"-she 1ald.
"My clothes .,.ror: women wbo ·~ to themselves, •JOU:cta"."do it'. Yw
can be ~adift ittlMi Mt work or
other d&ib' . eomnlftinentit, raise a
family, traYel, •tt and do it
well." " •
Ruth MatbeWs baS ~ deScribed
a beinl "a I 'to" burst of etierey
The lnterlor of the sh® b lined·
with antiques to enhance the11uallty • of~ topblaticated fubJoos.
Rus·so's Sets ~rends In W.orld ·of Pets·
Gifts Galore
Exotic 1tems 1rom Oteece, ltaty, tndl• and other mld·Eastem countrtea .r• c•med at Mediterranean lmportt. Story on page H .
Russo's Wonderful World of Pets
bas been setting pet trends for
animal loven since 1998 tn Fashion
laladd, Newport Beach.
IDeluding the Fashion Island loca·
Uon, Russo's ta loca~ in Fashion square,. Santa' Ana and Jn the LaCUJJa Hills Mall, the newest toca· _ Uon, ol1 the San Diego hy. on El
Toro Road. .
"We believe the customer is the
most lq!portant thing to the re-
tailer," eays co-owner Loa Russo.
Tbe store carries everything
needed for pets, s•ys Russo, includ
Ing departments 9pecfallnng in
does, cats, birds, fish, small
animals, pet foods, books, gifts and
Ktoom!ni. R~, wttli Jerry Dwyer, opene(l
the ltore in FaabJon Island after'
having 25 years upertence In dog
breediDC ••
The IJ'OOmlnc department is OJl6
of the mOlt popular features of tM
store. 1lusso advises bis cllentele to
call I« i:roomini apoointments well
In advance: The number b 644-0980.
and charm."
"I do thinp that work in my own
lifestyle," she said. "I aJJl a very
busy per100, yet I have twralled
family relationship. I attend art
classes, play golt, sail, I'm a prolific
reader and I auess you'd say f am In·
terested in practically everythina .
"As a result1 I'm only tumed Pll to cloth~ that ~8k~ ause tor todat:4
Mat6ew1 decided to open thetr
new shop in Fubion 1'land after ex-
tensive surveys, includJng a poll of ""
present and potential Mathews'
customers. The results ovwwbelm-
ingty Indicated Faabie>lt" Island
tJQuld be the ~t location.
Tbe ~ iNtmnar to thetnforJnjt -
Solithffat cfecor ot ~ Rodeo Drive ~op in Beverl,J Hllla.
. It tiii1 a dual purpose -: not oo11 ~
it in~ toSOUtbml c.Jifonua.
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Chain Now
75 Years
J .C. Penney Company, Inc., ls
celebrating its 15th Aanivereary tb.ll
year. Tbe original Kemmerer min
opened April 14, 1902 under the name or ''1be Golden Rule."
It became the fiTSt in a cbam
founded by James Casb Penney
which now numbers 2,080 OUUeta
throughout t.1'~ U.S. and in Europe.
Charles R. Cartwright, manager
of Penney's ln Fashion laland, bu
announced that Oc~r willftl'ftas
a month-long celebration for tbe
local store wbicb is now J.O.ye.an-
old.
The three-level Fashion bllDd
store opened Nov. a, 1967, as one ol
the fll"St full-line stores opened by
the chain in Cali!ornia.
More than 150 store associates at-
tended a kick-off breakfast Tuema,,
to launcll the loth-year a.onlvenaey
celebration at Penney's ?(ewpmt.
Stottwide s ales and promotiom •
will be beld througboul October to
help celebrate both the 15 years of
the Penney's chain and 10 years ol
the Fashion Island outlet .
~ Mark Harryman dltplay9 • -
outfit from At Ea9e,
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c:.mMunlty ... ~ry ny
1.xng41N1
11eck, crew-neck and ahetlands
•ped~ one line made in SCotl•nd, excl\adftl1 for At Ease.
0 We laave tbe finest lambs ool
•Del allmlere sweaters available from Europe." explains Sousa. "We
color tbem and size them before they
are made, so they flt our
cuatOIDll'S." Irilb hand-knit sweaters from
Dublba add nen more international
•arietTto tM neater line.
As lf top-brand clothes and exchislft aw~ weren't enoup,
tb• 1tore also boasts a ' fas~ tie department
wblchNDs onl.YTalbott of Carmel.
A.a a bomm. 'talbOt.t makes a line of
boy•' t1es eze~7 f« At Ease.
SoueaaaysTrOjiD'ind Bruin ties, for
local USC and lJCLA fans, are
popuJ'lr tbls year. ·
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VECProgramUses .C.~rren~News i,
Daily Pilot. ttelps Schools W~th Film Strip Course
Can you id~ th• lea<lera 'of
Congress? Do you know what the in·
itials ERA stand fo't? Can you name
the 85 -year-old presJdent of
Yugoslavia? Would JOU be able to
take part in a cllscuaslon fo the
problems of southern Africa? If your
answer to any of these questions is
negative, you maii need to brush UJ>
on your current events in order to
keep up "With your children.
This yur studenQi ln ~ achools.-
along the Orange 'Coast will be
partieipat.ma ill • current events program that br1Jtgs hews c( the na-
tion ~d tbe wotld Into tbelr
classroprns. 'J:he. Daily Pilot pro-
vides this unique semce -called
the VEC News Program -free ot
charge~ a public service,
The VEC News ls a CODl•
prebensive we.eldy news fihnstrip j
program that gives students the op•-
portunity to understand bJstory as it
happens. 'I'be Umely lmtructional
materials pick ... up where the t.ex·
tbooks leave olf by p~enting clear,.
objective COverfge of the week's
news events. Each school tak1ni
part in the ~gram hceives•a ne\ts
filmstrip that featttttis news photo-
Artist
Favcirs, .w
Tradition
LEONARDO, N:J . -Donald
DeLue concedes the ideal for an
artist is to ereate sometbing •"In 2~
hours and sdl lt for thousandS. •• But
a DeLue sculpture takes longer -sometimes several yean.
First, says -the 11-yev-old artist.
he n?Searcbes hb subjeef. Then. bt scul~ a 15mall clat model that will
be enlarged one or more Umea -be
may wind up a~,. .O·fool·ladder
for the finishing toUcbes.
When the ttill-siu model ts edtn·
plete, a JPO}d ts made from plater
and taken to an art foundry in
Brooklyn or Italy.
DeLue learne!d the •rt as a heJi>er
in his native Boston at $6 a week.He
was an apprentt" sc\1Jptor ln Pads
after World War J, then returned to
the United States an4 worked as an
assistant sculptor befor~ startinl on
his own Just before World War U.
"I've been very fortunate. Wort
begets work,., he says. "I always
wanted to do big stuff. I do little stuff
when there's nothine else around."
DeLue 1-a tradltionallst peeved
by abstract sculpture and its
creaton. "I've seen tbe wbole thJnf
develop from traditional to abstract.
now back to traditional. There's been so much press\U'e in the press. I
tbinktbat's had a lot to do witb lt. ''
His work include. "'lbe Boclrit
Thrower" fQr the New Yoit World'•
Fair a decade ago, George Washincton ueeltJ\1 at Valley 1 Forge. Pa. and several flfW'el llt
the U.S. Military Cemetary In
France. His current PIO= a bust of the ~ Dr. Hartlb King
Jr. for B~dale Colleee. ·
era~. maps, grapba and editorial
cartoons. Tbe ac;companying dfa· cussion guides .,-e wdtten on thret
disUnctly different c'Ollcept and
vocabulary levels so that students
Crom fourth grade tbtough senior
high school may take part ill the pro-
gram.
In addition. particJp_a~ schools
receive 10 News·m-Depth studles
during the sebOol 1ear, Eacb in-cludes....a captioned fUrns\rle 0a a
subject of s~lal lnte~t. Th~ in· ·
depth ftlmstrip has.,lt& on Wastrat-:
Friday le
Saturday
ed discussion guide with complete
background fnformatlon to enable
students and their teachers to ex· plore the subject thoroughly. Tbil
fear's special fllmstrips Will bealn
• with "How To Read the Ne~
Intelligently." Other rllmstripa will
cover topics as diverse as tbe Flrat
Amendment, Euro-communism,
and tbepUghtof whales.
A second part of the VEC Program
ls THE QUIZ, a weekly mind-teaser
that appears eacb Saturdaf'
throughout the year in the Dally
11:30 & 1:30
Pilot. THE·QUJZ la a cbaUeblini
f amlly project. It forms a bridge
between home and school. allowinc
students and parents to test theiJ'.
kn ow 1 edge of cuTrent eventa
together.
The materials of the Dally Pilot·
VEC Newa Program are prepared
by Visual EdqcaUon Consultant.,
Inc., Madison, Wis. More than 2
million students in over 12,000
school.I tn the U.S. and Canada use
the-\'Ee NeW& Program eaeb week.
dwint the scbool year.
12:3~& 2:30 Fali Forecast4Faahion Show
(FeaturiDo 1?,ae Unlimited)
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Truly Natural Foods ls a' new
eate1'7 ln Fa.shloD·lSlaDd \hat eaten · to the tanch crowd with a cbolce or
sandwichel, soup and salad.
"We found lt difftcult to ftnd a
1ood place to eat lunch day after day at a reasqnable prtce:• ,.ys Carol
Trautman. who, ytllh h• huSband
-Gerald, opeDe4 for business June
6th. Their mesiu carries two sides, one for natural sandwiches (cheese,
}>eanut butter, avocado, eu, and
tuna), and one for the
"not·•O·natvral" (meat
sandwiches).
The rnahagement at th• Hair Hunter• keep up with the latelt stylH with
frequent trtf)9 to London and Parfa.
Latest Cuts
Featured at
Hair Hunters
•·or the past 10 years Hair Hunters
in Fashion Island has provided men
and women with soble of the finest
hair styling in the Orange Coast
area.
Trips to London and Paris help the
management at the Hair Hunters
keep up with the latest in Continental
cutting techniques.
What they learn they conslanUy
pass on to other staff members at the
Fashion Island hair salon so
customers always sport tlie newest hair styles.
Hair stylists at the Hair Hunters
atteod special schools, pass strict
exams and then undergo a perlod ot
training as assistants before they
become full-fledged stylists ln the
shop.
Before a customer's hair ts
touched, an expert stylist consults with client, offering advice on what PARIS -sidewalk vendort are
styles may or may not work aellfng gulllotfne pendanta Uk•
depending on the condition of the thl• one. The Inch-high, half•
client's ha\r. For appointments call Inch-wide medalllona •r• ap. &e4·21St. parentty bought by youno peo-
In acld1tion to hair styling, the Halt Pf• u pert of the punk mov• H u n t r ff i e ment. e»y tourf ata who recall e s 0 er s m a 0 c: u r 1 ' the French Revolution, and by pedicures, facials, a complete opponents of capital punls"".. , make·up ~ervice and porcelain ••
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For Art,
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Antiques and clothing a ren't
usually found under one roof but al
The Place unusual band-picked an·
liques are mixed fashionably with
junior women's sportswear and
dresses.
Sold along with antique linens, pie·
lures and other interesting objects of
art, are the latest fashions in con·
temporary s ports wear from
Strawberry Plant, P anther, Rose
Hips and Junior House. Dresses from Young Edwardian
and Tracy are found in The Place
which specializes in sizes three to 13.
The antiques range from old pot·
tery and china to out of the way
items like a First Reader for grade
school children printed in 1904.
A.Dotber interesting item is a limit·
ed edltion of Edgar Allen Poe's bbok,
"Wor\s ol Edgar Allen Poe." This is
one Of 1,000 copies printed in
Eneland for the U.S. several years
ago ~cording to Bridge Marshall,
st9remanager.
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Guitars
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. From raw
wood to flnlshed product, it takes
nearly 11 weeks to complete a
Gibson guitar. But those who visit •
the modest, Blinr factory on a side
street beblnd tbe elemeotall' acbool
are willlDI to wait for what they con·
sider the world's best guitars.
Nearly aoo woodworten tum out the
guitars favored by stars like Peter
Frampton, Terry Kath of Qllcago
and Keith Richards of the RoUlna
Stones. B. B. ltlna•a famed
"Lucille" is a Glbsoo Citation.
Orville Gibson, a Kalamazoo shoe
clerk, started the firm in 18M to
make mandolins. When popular
lute switched to the banjo, his com·
pany went ale>ni. And then came
~maktai. Gl.bson'a IOae conveyor belt is idle
much ol tbe Um• as workers poader
instruments before teDdiD.C them
alone. Only about SOO tuitars
emerce from the plant each dQ and
then only after approval from •'fbW
adJi.nten" wbo·flne tune the lnStru·
men ta and play them whlle
searchlnl for defects.
Six ol Gibson'• skllled criftlmen
bandbulld pitars for the most de· mandln& cmtomen. •'These ,Wt.an
are so peraooally viluable to their owners that they won •t even tUe
them on klUr for fear tbey m.ltllt be
scratcbed, ••a 1pokt1mu uld. ·
Designed In Paris .
created in the
Orient ... self·
adjusting anklet.
elasticized for
beauty and
comfort ...
genuine calfskin
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Largesf Suit Selection ..
Sllverwoods Can Suit~ Up 1 ·,5~0 Men
-~JlL Fas.hlgnJsland is · ri9 on stock about 1,500 suits, about The Silverwoods chain ol 20 stores
one ol the top men ;s specfaltY stOfei;·-~ "MG"ii)Offcoali1m'cf1M>utt~~-• ... ff'l"l\l'blllVSstOD ·ottt~--
cateriftg to above aver~e income · of pants. ' and Marx. The Faallion Island store •
• levels with quality clothing, a«ord· Suit prices ranie from $150 to.. ,Was amona the rust store to open 10
ingtostoremanagenDennisWebb. pants from $22.50 to $100 and sport yeanagointhecenter.
TM ·Show on carries faMlons
for the llCtlve women, M dls-
pt•r.tbyCMrytKfngstMd.
Junior
Sportswear
At Show Off
"OUr customers are students, •
career girls and young housewives
who lead the typical Newport Beach
lifestyle," says Sally Harrison, '
manager of the Show Off at Fashion
Island. ·
'°These YoUlli ladies are very ac·
tive and need a peat variety ol
sportswear. The ·Show on ii ~ue
in that we carry the largest quantu;y
of junlor spe>rtswear in the area. at a
very affordable ptjce," says Mrs.
Harrison.
ID addition to the enormous &elff-
tioq ~ teaSODable fasbions. the Show
Off alsoirtoc:b over S,OOOt-shlrta dd
2,000 pairs ot jeana and pants all
year.
Richard Shelton, owner ol the a.
store chain. opened the Fashion
Island unit 10 years ago. Re didn't
dream at the time that the beauty of
Fashion Island, the Newport Beach
way of life, and the Show Off would mate (or s uch a successful, winning
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"We have the largest and best coats from '1J.O to $315.
selecticm Ol men's clothing hi all of "We are service ~rimted with Some ol the high qualit,f labels
found ln Silverwoods aie: Jllckey· Freeman; Bart, Schaffner, and
Orange County,~· says Webb. "No three fullUme taylors on tlte
other store under one root, in tbb premisea at all times," says Webb. counl.y,basoursel~UQn • ..-• ••wnan do quick-alterations w~
SpedaJmng in ~e suits, sport some other stores have tosendoutfor Mani-Debi Au.st.in Reedi-Pierra
Cantin; Christian Dior; and Nino
Cerruti. coats and slacks, Silvefwoods ear· the work."
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. buyer to the creations of a select· group of "
world-renowned goldsmiths. Many of t:Jiese
craftsmen have won national and intematidhal
awards and acclaim for thefr "'ark. ' ; .
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We would be delighted to have a distinctive piece
created ~xpressly for you, and will be pleased to
answer any questions regarding the various
methods of producing jewelry.
In this field where integrity. is an essential
ingredient, we co~bine .our fine produc~ witfi an
unusual guarantee of value. This gµarantee states
that should a knowledgeable meinber o£ the
Gemological Institute of America not apP,raise the
article for the purchase price or higfler, a ftlll ....
refund would be made. It is hoped that ifilS '
Combination of qUality and integrity Wm re-assure ....
. the investment conscious purchaser in their
' choice of j~elry.
OPENING
MID
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Distinctive-jewelry
created by lnternatio11al
awai:~ winning craftsmen ...
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California, 92660 Telej>hone: (714) 644-0501
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Exclusively for Lan·z
Lana of California has offered a store•a popular1ty is the trademark
~ia~..ule.ction ' or womep. '..s.;_ r -delteu.l~ear. sportswear for almost .f.O years. •'People at1ll come In tflestorean<f °' _,.K
Lam carries such designer Unes talk tllout bow they remember u.. as Joana of New York, Panther, back'"lri 'the early '.f.Os," reports •
College Town and Younc Edwardian Ackerman. in addition to manufacturln& their . Since then, slroog European
own fashions. influebce bas affected lh~ stylH and atmosphere of Lanz. •
Made exclwiively for Lanz are a Recently. sterling silver and 14
number Of imported h8lldbags and --karat gold ~halns have been adcfed to
other accessories, says CbristiJr• theirselectlon.
Ackerman, assistant manacer ol. A s!K>e department also is housed
Lam, Fashion Island. in Lan.a of California but undtr
One of the m~or reasons for the different management. /
A drealel' look with four~ he•I• wlU be th• tall f Hhlons, 1ceordlng
to Mandel'• Shoes. See story,~ 14 •
Italy's flnest crattsman
hand stained this superb
leather bOOt. $180 ..
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Throw Pillows, Bedspreads
Featured at Nettle Creek
DeeoraU•o throlf pillow• tnd custom beds~reads are featured at
Nettle Creek iii Fashion I!tland.
Thia interior destgn specialist
shop has a library of close to 3,000
fabrics and waUpapers to aflet a
variety of imaginative destcns.
Fumiture from the Davis Cabinet
Co., the Hammer Fumitute Co., and
from Golden Wood Flunlture Co.,
supp\y ~cell f~!UDP for an1
roomln~ehou.se. .
A convenient designer department
is located within the store giving
customer$ a cpance to pick-up a few
ideasofthe)rown.
The department reveals to the
customer a broad new spectrum of
colors to mix and malc1'.
Nettle Creek does their own
custom re-upholstery. For detailed lnfwmaUon call &U.-0.
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m•nesrement ... me store and 1ame Hnlc•. S.. atory page 12.
In Navy, Red and White.
Cardigan
in childrens
$9,$10,$11
Teens
$15
Pullover
In childrens
$9, $9.50, $10
Teens
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FASHION SQUARE S;anta Ana 558-7797
HUNTINGTON HARBOR 846-1666
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Wyndham Lei.ch Newport Beach ls
the ftrlt U.S. venture by Stuart
Moore and Bruce Lambert, owners
of two Jona·establlsbed and
successful Canadian companies.
Wyndham Leigh will expose the
discriminating Soutbem California
buyer tb the creations ot a select
eroup of wor,ld renowned
goldsmiths •
• Such deslener craftsmen as Alois
and 'lberese Lander of Switzerland,
twice winners of the DeBeers
Diamond International Award, and
Jean Francois Albert, also a
multiple winner of the DeBeers
award. have created pieces that will
make the store W\lque In Newport
Beach. . .
The Jewelry differs from the norm ln both quality and design with each
piece individually designed and
bandcrafted from 18 karat eold by Internationally recognized
desteners.
The owners ot Wyndham Leteh
combine their fille product.a with an
unusual money back iuarantee.
Quality 11 the watchword at
Wyndham LeJp. from the store
deslen to the lmowleqeable service,
the product, and the packadng of
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#48 Fashion Island Newport Bcac/1
(1urosNrom t11r Bro•iiway)
7141759-0506
the product ln th~ finest glove suede,
imported from Switzerland.
Moore, himself, /eraonaUy
executed the design an tabrlcaUoo
of the exterior poured metal
storefront, located ln the new
Bullock's Wllsblte wing of Fashion
Island.
Wyndham Leigh, a Canildfan Jew9ier, 11 the fltst u.s. venture by ttie
own .... of two ettabff•bed Canadian companies anc:t wnt open soon fn
the new Bullock'• Wllthlr• wtng. ·
OAK
A COMPUTE LINI OF
IATHROOM FIXTURIS
U.Hf OI DAU Oil
·EVERYTHING FOR THE BATHROOM . '
Cushioned Toilet. Seats .
Towels, rugs, shower curtains and a
complete line of accessories & gifts
OPEH DAILY
MCNtdcry Oftd Friday eoretihlg HM f :00 p.m.
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Wednesday, October 5. 1977
Sandals Made for Casual,
Evening Wea pt ·Fiesta
1"iesta 1',ootwear, at the S~ge
Court of Fashion Island, was ofte of
the first stores to open 10 years aao
when the center opened.
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It represents an excltingly dif.
ferent presentatlon of footwear, a
cb,armlne._ departure fro!' thf) cOtd,
:coiwenUOllA.1 •!loe ftare oraepirt•-:--"'~"i~~=~-Jl]enl w~ .. cheerful cOJOri of pink :' ~Q.·~rf'
Senay Cluff and Randy De
Lano dllplay fa1tUon1 from The
Look.
and lamidai; combined with gold
and white, present a backdrop for
driftwood and Roman columns. ·
. ;Fiesta FootwQar •Pecfa1Izes 1n
sandals, ftlllng a deflnlt.e need for an
area such as N~rt Beach, at·
tuned tp the easual JHe • . >"'!'be Fiesta coUecUon encom.·
P'5Ses e\terye;rm "the flat" to spectacular five· h tlee}4. rtesta
boasts the world'o argesl sefeclfon ofBernardo~and~> _
An excluslve~Jftpll ent to the
Bernardo line is mat bf Fiesta's
awn d~ez:t --r , aii1 eold on· JyinF1Qta~
Boselftni ~eveJoped a unique
merch•ncttslng oonc~pt ¥ ran ago at tbe Farme1) )(arke bl Los
Angeles, and brOught it to Fasblon
bland 10 years ago.
For the fall, Roselllnl lJ months •
ahead with a dynamlt collection Of
satin tootwear -for ca.sual or &Ven·
lnguse.
Whatever the requJnment -
Bernardo, OOmphles or Roselllni -
if it's a sandal for play, work or an
evening walk, Fiesta Footwear has
the selection.
GEMSIO.'lE
. Dl·~'>1G:'\JE\\1·:IJ·Jl~ Opens in Fashion Island
An exciting new custom detlgn Jewelry ttore h .. OJ)8fled at 91 Fashion Island, four
doora tom Bullocb--Wilshlre, tOC:ated In Newport Beach. •
Gemltone Design JewelM offera It• cuatomett a wide tttf(f of diamonds, gold
Jewelry, cofored ttonee, ~ custom deSiQl'llno. Gemstone'• owner, LllTY Stolldc, Mlected Fashlon Island as the excfutlvt eltt for
thlJ ft"9 quality, fashion Ot'f ented Jewelry design salon. Gemetone'~ manager, MhUr Wolcekowlkl, gtaduate o,lthe GemologlctJ lnatltutt of•
Americe. ataet. "™ changee that have taken place W11n the jftelry lnduttry Within
the pa11 decade .,. lndlcatl\19 of the present needt for Jewtlry It°'" to .mer Into ao era of true profeltionallam." Genwtone ft OM of few Jewelry acor... thlt offere thlt true profeaafonallam.
Gemstone'• HMcel lncldde: ~thing, ·oemoloGJcll idenUflcltJon, wat~.
)eWelty repairs. a Wide range of diamondl and colored atonee.
GemltOne Design Jewelerl It a welcome eddltlon to the OnnQe County na.
Fleata Footwear offers a dyn•mlc colfectlon of aatln footwear tor ,
·casual Of evening u... . .
We Are Proud To Announce
01r Most Exciting
COLLE~TIOM OF MEN'S & WOMEH'S
~ROPEAM CLOTHING
SPORTSWEAR and 141< ACESSOllES .. ,. •• • IS IN OUR BOUTl91JES FOR YOUR PLEASURE
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A cltplay from tt.. King Tutankhamun coHeetJon Is stlll on view at tt:t• new Bunock'• Wllahlre In FHhlon Island.
NEW
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FOR DOGS or CATS
Kittl-P0tt1. Undoubtedly the most functlonai FOR . and unltatY cat litter enclosure available .
Prevents unne spray from escaping the JD "'VELI G encloeure It also stops litter solll. hid" l\.R
waste. oooflnes Odors, keepe c:hlldren and ••• the ullimate in year· ·round pet comfort
dogs out of litter. Easy to clean, at hOme or on the oo Available In four
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3 STORES
TO SERVE YOU
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Sales Celebration
Bullock's Wilshire Opens
Dullock's Wilshire Newport is now
a reality. The two-level, 80,000·
square-foot Bullock's Wllsbire store
that anchors the southwest aide ol
Fashion bland opened to the public
Monday, Aug. 1, making it the
newest addition to the Newport
Center.
Ross Manrilng, BuUock's Wllshlre
Newport general manaeer. said, .
''The public response to Bullock's
Wilshire bas been excellent. and we
have been made to reel like loot·
standing members or the Newport
Beach community.·• )!anoint announced a cont..Ulu&•
tlon or special events and ap.
pearances that have marked
B\lllock's Wilshire calendar since
ope.nlng day.
Noted loungewear and lingerie de·
signer and two-time Coty award win·
ner Fernando Sanchez wlUpers.out.
)y present his collectlon oo Thurs·
day, Oct. 20. There wiU be informal
model.IJll from 11 :30 a.m. to 3:80 p.m.
Tbe Edward Marshall Boeh.tn col· lectton of King Tutankbamun
reproductions wm aWl be oo uhlbit
ill the Porcelaln Gallery. 'Ibe oollec·
.. tlon's first pobtlc appearance out·
aide the Smithsonian lnatitutlon and
the Cairo Museum was at BuDock's
Wllablre Newport and accordina to
Manning 0 thousands or residents
bave viewed the exhibit."
New add1UOD5 to the services of.
fered by the store include a color
television set in the men's shop so
men may view Monday night toot·
'
ball and SUnday 'aporttnc events
while tbelr wives shop.
Store hours are 10 a.m. to t p.m.,
Monday, Thursday and fti~: lt
a.m. to&p.m., Tuesday and Wednes·
day; a.ndooonto$p.m.,SUnd17.
Cbrlatmu preparations lncl\lde
the trim the bome 1bop wtilcb openecl thb week. The larp tdJec;;~..--
tion ol a~al tmported orDJmenta Incl~ thole ol brus. wood ancl crystal. will be abOwn With an e:it•
tensive collection OI treea, wreaths
ao.d lights oa the lower level
Aestbetically, tbe at.ore bu been
destaned to comtilile tbe Bulloekts
\fllsblN eie.•ce witll the lmure
oriented ch:afaeter of its N~ Beach mvtrcnment. WhUe totally ecmtemi>oranr lll
aplrtt, U... ia-a mannert!d recall of.
the Art Decorative style, which bu
been a continuous lma1e of
Bullock's Wllsb.lre.
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. Yates Music. Center, in Fasbi<vl I~land, bas provided a variety ot
popular b4nd Instrument& aloq
with expert mustcalofm~ and
accessories for tbe put~•· Qu~llty band h11ttume11t1
includinc ~ (drums) OoDA <aaxoptione1), Gwld (~tart),
Selmer (clarineta) ancl BaWwlll
(pianos) are carried ln a wldeprlee range.
The
Newest
DOUBLEDAY
Book Shop
' Will10pen at
#87 Fashion Island, Newport Beach
Late October .
Cathy Jean Shoes b a new face at
Pasbioo Island, Ol)eQinc. J•t lut
· Ma.rdl with a full line Ol women'a
aboes, athletic sboes for women, len·
n.ls wear for both men and women,
and tmnis gear. ,. .
Some d the~ in ladies' shoes loclude: Garolini, Famolare, Anne
Klein, Vfa Venefo, Wolff~· ana
Mackler, Je>an and David, Sb1cc.,
Wedneeday, October 6, 1977. F~HION IS.LANO DAIL V PLOT ~
Model Virginia !Mn ~ e
tw~ pe•••nt outfit d• aitned by Albel't Nippon from
Le ... John'•
New Name
, But Same
Fashions
With a new name and a new dee·
orative interior, Leslie John has re·
cenUy opened in Fashion Island.
Formerly Ann Folger'a, they will
continue to carry the same fine de-
signer lines that were carried such
as Nippon Boutique, Miss EWette.
Lilli Ann and Adoff Schuman. Other famous makers of fine
women's sportswear and gowns are
'l'ravilla, Victoria Royal, Cyn Les
andRHIP.
The newly decorated interior is
styled in a Mediterranean at·
m05phere or cool blue and brlpt
white.
Leslie John also bouts a larae
selection or sizes ranging from four
to18.
A division of Lido Fublcms, which
has been servin1 the Newport
Harbor Area for the put 25 years,
Leslie John will honor Udo Fublona
credit cards as well as previous Ann'
Folger's credit customers.
Household Tips
Another spedal supplement to the
Dally Pilot is comln& Oct. 20, packed
with. tips for home improve.menL
The magaJine-style section. UUed
''Home Uving," will featureu11cles
about what, bow and where to buy
the best in home fumlshlnp.
Foll clearance
dresses, sweaters
tops and pants
1/3 to 1/2 off
o $hop that bdngs
togethef contemporOf)'
fo$hion with antique c~
f 7 foshlon island. Mwport beach. CO. 92~
Slavldl'• Jewelers comblnM fine ......, with elegant glft'8 •ucft '' •
this new fall collection of Cybl8 porcelain. · .
·Slavich Jewelers Features
.Pocket Watch With Alarm
An assortment of quatity eifts are
combined with a variety ol jewelry
items at Slavicb's J~welers in.
Fashion Island. \
Tbe establishment bas carried an
array of gift items includln•
Christal's Silver, Cybls Porcelaln.
Lalique Crystal and the Spanbh
Lladro Porcelain since 1917.
Celebrities such as Jolm Wayne,
former Secretary of State John
Connell;y and the Prince ol Saudi
Arabia have 1bopped at Slmeh'•
custom jewelry.
All jeWeky pQrebased at ~store
II apt;alled free ol dla.rce. One d the anique items fe.atured ls
a pocket watch four lncbea bl
diameter, with picturesque •
animated figures.
An alarm chimes and signals the names w~ to move.
..... and we have more
of the(11 than anyone
in the world ......
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Store Upgrades Skin Treatment totfons . -.
New Cosmetl~ lines -Filling Shelves at Robinson's
Roblnaon'• M•naaer Jim McCoy (rtght), honor• Keith Geade,
Ch•trman of th• Df•mond HorHahoe Committee for hi• charity fund raising events. . ~
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NOW
IN NEWPORT BEACH .
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RUTH MATTHEWS CREATES HER UNIQUE CON-
CEPT IN CLOTHES FOR MATTHEWS ONLY! WE
ARE NOW IN NEWPORT FOR YOU TO ENJOY THE
NEW FALL/WINTER COLLECTION. NOW BEING
SHOWN. SEE YOU Ar
MATTHEWS
RobJnson 's at Fasbfon Island ls in·
troduclng more than 100 new ec>S•
metic items this mobth in an effort to
-Upgrade the store's quality cosmetic
line.
Some of the top-0f-lbe-line Ira ·
grahces and treatment cosmetics
added to Robinson's list are: Chan· ne~ _pay_ot. Stendahl. Orlane
loatitute of Beauty and Facial Salon,
Frairance First, PauUne Trigene,
and Oscar De La Renta. ~store is also introduclng a new
fragrance for men, Devin by
Aramls.
• "We J>,ave also done some e'xciUns
refurbishing on the middle level witfl
the women's apparel and ac·
cessorles section," says store manaeer Jim McCoy.
There is now a creater emphasis
on the designer section on the mJddJe
level and the fixtures and waJJ cov.
eri.np have been upgraded.
"It's more contemporary and in· -
vitln1 to our customers,'' saya
McCoy. "Our Newport Beach
customers like quality. fashion and a
pleasant atmosphere.·'
McCoy says some refurbishinl ot -
the lower level home store Is also
planned, about January.
In addition to improvina its in· -
ternal atmosp~ere, Robinson's bas
also contributed recently to the sur-rounding community
On Sept. 28, the slore salu ted The
DJamond Horseshoe and M. Keith
Gaede, lounder and ebairmaii ol the organir.atlon. •
Oeorge P. KeU1, Cbairrqan of
Roblneon 't, praised the fund.ralslJli ac~llahmeota C>f The Diamond Ho wlUcll promotes charity
bone lbowS and belPed raise money !or tbe City "of Hope.
• In • u! of th• lnternatlOnal bat,
Roblmloa s Lido Buffetdfninl room
wlJJ celebrate Octoberfest tbro~t the month with various
Germiui dlahes.
8.rett Walker •..
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client's 11\tlque jewelry, uae the
1ems, and redesign the piece to wind
up witti a modern or contemporary
ptece of jewelry.'' be explains,
He empbultes that his work is
handcrafted, not cast ln an oven, and
ls excJusJve. one-of-a·ltind work for
Brett Walter NeWpOrt. Bute~ an, type of Jewelry
and any type or metal, tllwsb be bys •old (lB ant.a or more) I.Del
plattnum are the mast ~pular.
In idditloft to the custom jewelry
line, Brett Walker Newport is the ex·
elusive dealer tn Orance County for
the quality Piaget line ol watches,
and can provide Une emeralds and rubles.
''We're not a cb.afn store line,"
says Goehring. uwe deal in ex-
tremely ftn6 jeweley, ~<\ we have thlnJs for everyone." ·
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Most Complete Halloween
Department Anywhere!
• fop Quc1l!ty Masks
• Professional Halloween Make up
• Co~tumc Access.orlcs&Props
• C."d~& P.-utyGoods
< •l'' t<' 1du for. Hallowel·n· Fun al Valll!y H,,IJmark ·
I 14•1• 1\1,,1;,. up Ol?monsll'allons each Sat & ~un
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Parm S¢Aga -C.111t1GU.--J11.U ~---'~'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiilifiiiiiilillillliiiiiiiiii" Nettpor!S~
The Bath Shop hu liffn featurtni
almost eftl')'. eoocelnbM item lot
the bathroom a1nce Fasbkin Island
opened 10 years *IO.
Enrytbln1 from towels to
hampers and shower e1litalnl to
padded toUel 1eat1 are off'el'ed ln a
full line ol colon and 1t1lel.
Both llPt and c1ark oat flstures b1
Wood Wons can tuna • ordllwl
bathroom into a room OI elea.aee. A large selecUon of bathroom
scales by Bor&e are also carried b7
the Bath Sbop.
~ettle !IG~€k
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Fine ·Jewelery Customized
One of the original \enanta of
Fashion Island, Weinert'• Fine
J ~wels bas continued to offer
customited service to customers.
"We're different from other
jewelers," says Al Weinert, ''In that
we do custom designing, repairs and
appraisals right here on the prem·
ises."
Weinert &eal'ehea •• tar u
Sineapore to purchase some of his jewelry but most ol it is bandefaftecl
by Weinert himself.
Watches from the Baume-Mercler
Watch Co. in Switterland. Selto
Watch Co., and Flair Craft Inc. aN
featured as well as an unusually
large seleeUon of gold chab\JI bi 1•
karat..16 karat arfd 2' karat&olcf,
Weinert only bu one location and
the reason tor this is service.
"l don't feel l need to expand
because I think,.. some of the
customer service would be lolt. 1
want to be there to do the euatom de·
slgns," says Weinert.
Most of the sales people have at
least seven years experieHe In
Jewelry and manufacturini, accord· mi to Weinert.
Before the Fashion Island loe•·
Uoo, Weinert's shop was located cm
Udo Isle for a number ~ ~an. Prlor to that be wQrked lA -the
wholesale diamond buslne5$, •
"A lot ol rem~ 11 clODe, ..
says Welnert, "especially for J*Jple
who inherit old rings and want tbtm remounted.
•'But our real stren,U. b Jn
diamonds and custom desienlq.''
Accord.in• to the owner, a com-pany_ recently want~ a cu.tom·.
miule ~ant to be made ror each ot.
theli' emplo1es u a reme~.
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and aftlce are aold in abundance.
Two other Karl's are in Orange
County, tn the Orange Mall and the
Westminster Mall.
All It.ores will present everything .tn atoct at 2S percent oft on Oct. 9 to
provide early 1boppera a good start
on Cbrtltmu shopping.
The new electronic games also
wlll be featured in stock.
Kar! .. orlginally opened as a live
'and 10 cent store ln 1947.
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IMPORTS THAT ARI 11DIFFEIEHT11
AT '12 THBR REGULAR PRICE
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Gifts ... lmfiorl6d Ji'cuhfonl •• .Jewelry ...
From 25 Cotattriea Around tM World ·
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644-0031
Tobacconist Prepared
The blg news in the tobacco in·
dustry tbla )'ear involves the ln·
creased possibility that smokers wW
once a,atn enjoy the mellow flavor
of Cubandlan...
1 'We are excited about the
posslbUlty of lmportlog Cuban
cigars," says CbuCk C.tes, presl·
dent ot "the alx·shop Tobac~lst
chain.
0 0or two stores <Fashion bland
and ~ Center) 1n Oraoae Co~ do the laraest volume ot
cl1ar 1a1es Jn the count.J," •us Cata.
'I1le Tobacconist 11 prelellll1 the
excl\aive West Cout dealer ot La
Aurora dgua, a brand from tbe
Domlnlcan RePublic. _
Wltb U.S.-Cuban relaUons warm·
Inf, Ca~. 1'bo Is alsct Vice PreSi·
dent otthe Retail Tobacco Dealers ot
America. can almost taste the ne" imports.
He aays some Cuban leaves, from
the last crop (1959) abJpped out, have
beeo aged lbd mlxed With Honctura
leaves to produce a ••sweet a1Ml
beautiful taste, almost Ute whipped
cream."
He mpects the mellow Havana
tobaccos to become ~~ ~war on
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FASHION~·
Al.'i GaraSj~ Tunes Up .. . ~ .
Fashi9n&, Not Autos
Al's Garage in Fubion Island
loob like a llidwestena medlalUc'• shoi> from the Depn:ssJon •a. or tbe ·
set from "~co and the Man.••
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Jean Ryan's .
··Says ReliX
To Husbands
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AM Folger}
But the rags inside are not the kin4
people wipe wlodows with -tbeJ •
wear them for fashion.
Al'• Garage ls literally st:Uttecl
with rme jeans under such libels u
Chemin de Fer, Snap(inger, Sheik Jeans, A . Smile, Spotwood and the
everpresent Levi. . Tile shop, fow-doors doW1l from At Eue, b an outcrowt1l ot the great
demand for jeans and Jean
acc~ea at the parents~. Now, •
Al's Garate h~dles all tbe 1Uldoo.
jean Doeda for geys and 1tals.
Bill Sousa, general manaier of
both At Ease and Al'Jl Garase, and
Al Douglass, owner of the t'fiO......., ~ creating the deeor ~ Ole new&bcp.
"We went to the Library ot
Congress and 1tudied old
p~phs of 1930s 1ara&es." •811 SOuaa ... ADd a Jrieod, ptulucer Bill
Bemy, Abo took UI OD the set of
•Cbieo and the Man' fOt' • loot at Uaat... .
All d UM Wood used lD the at.ore ii
1900 vintage from an ~ Jemo11 ,
packailnc hOuse that was t.on down lnlrvfoe. .
A lS3S Chevy pic~·up, comPtetelJ
nstmed. aita on a ll"ease radc O'fer.
U.. heads of the clerks al the counter
IDAl'•Garaae. · Ia ltddlUOD to the snam decor,
&Dd the fashionable Jeau. Al'•
Gara,e carries shlrta and other
fublon clothes t.o 10 along with tbe jean set.
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Alpt.and, known u •fancier or·tine living hlmaelf, apeak9 of
J•cqueUne Kennedy with nattering wofda and gal)erally admires
her efforts to redeeorate the White HoU8e and iftlprove its fare With
a French chef who got tips from Alphand's eook. ·
HE DESCRIBED 9ER APPEARANCE at an intimate White
House dinner a month before the Nov. 22. 1963, ass..,inatioa ol her
husband ''Jackie, a little heavier, dressed lt.aUan style, btr back
largely exposed: a b&aut.iful bead and the hairdo of a l.lonesa, with a
voice soft as that of a dylbg woman."
Alphand's aenerally flvorable assessment of the Kennedy
years includes &0me criticism of U.S. forei1n policy.
unemployed persons from Hunt·
ington Beach, Fountain Valley,
Costa &tesa and NeWpOrt Beach.
He said that up to 300 persons
moy use the center daily for
employment counseling and to
collect wwmpto1ment Insurance
twice a month. .
• The oft"ice staff wlH include 60
to 70 ernpl0Yt61 ~sa1d.
GOerl admitted that "W& are in an ••kW&rd l)CJlllU0o."
"Itthe eUy doesn'l want us re don't want to t;e be~" he Said.
Goerl said be d~t ~Wj if <see AGENCY. Pa .. AZ>+
bu a taped inluvl•w In •bJch
Hall .aaya the offer of $50,000 tO
kill Keued¥ waa made by Dallu oilmen.
In Gthir' !fttervtews, Hf,ll laid
• the otter wu made by Dallas
businessmen not otherwfae ldeo· ttfted; Ul one 1nter'llew he did not
Ctlh.) who made the ofter. S~tt1mlttee tntmbera re-
fwied to live any details ot Hall's
test(mor:iy today, but Del. Walter ~jl:Y (1).0.C;). aald ''be'& t ...
Rall also figured In other events aurroundJoe th as-
sasstnatkln. tncludlni an allqed IO~ of Lee HIJ"Vey Oswald
a.id two Lat1D1 two months
MftrelteMedy•s murder.
FroDITrial
MIAMI (AP) -Detense at·
. w_rn~Rulllil da>J>~ his_ artem ay to 1et • l<Ojif!'
•tar ~Y SavaJu ~ testitv in tbe te.t,mlon m\U'der ·trial of 1$.yeU'·old~ZaJD.ora.
Rubin releued Savalea from
bi. aubpoeaa,. 1aytn1 urn. de-cisions by the Judie lD '&be ease
would make a t11bt to he"ar from
the ltarof .. KoJat•• trultlea.
"I see no reasoa to brtq Telly SavaJas," 1a.ta Rubin, :ciUaa a
Tuaday ~ that exdudecl a psycliolotiit-. taUmOQ)'.
Savalu wu to have gtven a
deposition today at an un-
discloHd location in tbe case of
Zamora, who claima be com-
mlt.ted mW'der while temporarily
Insane from watching too ID\&Ch
TV violence.
Rubin c1ah11ed tbe mUTder
Zamora la charted with was pat-
terned after an epJsOde Of the TV
detective smes.
Judie Paul Baker wu then to
decJde whether to allo1" Sivala to teatlty u a wttnea for UM de-fense.
Bakt!f al.lo nded at the dose of
T .Ll • a d a y • 1 1 e a 1 l o n
that J)ayabolo1lsl Kartar.t
HanraU.y Tbomaa could not
teltlty M •.apert beeaUM ~ , could not eite a apeeUlc h:lltalaee
of homicide caused by obleasl•e TVviewtn1.
"Thia la tbe pnmlae for our w~ defense," aaid Rubin ln
arKUina to lldalit ber -.eaulllGG1. nr.-'t'bOm .. , an Uliltaatdun
at l'torlda TecbQotoi1u1 ·
Uolvett&t lh Otla.Qdo, ~ bu i>llbll.W ts, profeu
papen ao m.cua VloleDH lta relatlonablp to •11reulve h••· "l!!xpo1ure to \e1evl1lo11
'floleac. can ab.ape a dllld'1 tcia· ceptlOG. of wbat 1i rlOt and • M'!lftf,,, ... told the Jaq In
UIUDJ«ltl with botb UM jury and
ltbe 15-year•old defendant H· dud4C(
• • Zamora'• mother, who
teatla.d that tM detenctaat Mftl'
mlsaed KoJU. ended a tearful retractnc ot her llOG •1 Ute TQes. da~ by·~ tie bad 0c~ eompletely0 m recent months
aitd beeame awctdaI two weeks
before the Ha11art 111.ylD.g.
Y:oter's
Rights
QIUried
"I didn't vote UlesaJly," M1aa ~anhattum told the court. E~ told us we were ADA
\ ArbOr tesideota. I woUld have
moved back Into the city U I bid
kliown, beca\lle I 1"anl to Vote 14
An.DArbOr.''
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13 percent of the residents sur·
veyed travel outside Orange
County to work and 15 i>ertent. do
their major I.hopping withio their
own comm\lDities.
Stevens contended studies also
show that Orence County
workers are bl(yinc homes ln the
San Gebrlel and San Bemardino
Valleys, the Norco-Corona areas
and northern San Dteao CoWlty
where hooslnl l1 less cosUy.
U rthe housln• UmJt tn the Sad· dleback Valley remains, the con·
sultant predicted, there could be
a four lo 33 percent increase In
auto mUea traveled by com-
muters to Oranae County by 1984.
He predicted the tour percent
increase it all 63,000 new county
workers could find homes
elsewhere ln Orance Co\lllty or ' Uie 33 percent. increase ln auto
travel and accompanyine air
poUutlon if all were rorced to travel to work !rom other n · ~
&jo'nS.
Stevens nOted the M,000 new ln·
dus\rtal jobs do not tnchade those
which rA~ be created lJ\ com·
merctal or entertalnment fields.
CoJT)miJsion Chairman
William MacDou1all sald.
however, some employers rtlay
change pl~, to move to or ex·
pand operaUons ln Orange Coun·
ty if bouslng lsn 't avail•ble. "If the hOusln& lsn't avallable • and Jt becomes necessary to
commute greater and &realer
distances then some of the jobs
won't become available," M•c
• Dou1all continued. But St.ev•ns said workers
.already are travelin1 into the
county rtqm the other regions. "ft comes down to what lS a
reuonable distance,•· he said. ....
Two wom~·· daytime sports
prosrams ate btfnc sponsored
by the Irvine Communlty ~rvtces Dtpartment.
Tuesdays and Thurad ya
throUlb Nov. 11, from t :IO fl.m .
to 11:30 J.m .. there are softball
1amee U. Harvard Park. Wednes·
daya at t :ao a:.m., thro\l1h
Nov. 1$, volleyball 11 played at
University COmrnuntty Park.
Fees are S5 for 1pftball Un·
cludH a Tee shirt) S3 for volley~I. Wom~n tr)µst be ewer
16 t.o Dlrticlp~. Slgnu~ an at the clepartment office at etty
hllll, l'raJO Jam'6.ree Road.
ANN ARBOR. Mkh <AP> --A
21.year-old colleee coed w• cit· •
ed for contempt ol co\lrt and
l>lac~d in tiandcu!fs or 90
mlf\uie. when ah~ ~~ to tell
the judge how she voted ln a re-
cent mayoral election ln Ann
•rbor.
"I have alwaya been ~bl •
up aad told all my lite that my
vQte was a private th.in• aod that
I'd never have to tell anybody
.how I voted." she told Circuit
Court JUd&e James Kelley on
1'\Mjday. .
The relucUiat witness. Susan Van.haUum, was then tlted for
tol\lempt and taken to the
Jbdge's cham~r. l.t\ b•ndc\lffs.
3be was releasea at lbe ol ~
d y and Instruct~ Co back io
court next 'l'Utsday. •
STOCKS I SYLVIA PORTER
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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Wldneldav. Octobel 5, 11n llN DAILYPll.OT ,lJ:I
Eeonotaic GloJNll
U.S. Actions
Could Help
B1 SYLVIAPOllTEa U.lfteltnpe
U .S economic expanaSon bu aleidllt WiQd1Qi down
from the '7~ percent rate witb •bleti 1m start~ lMdinl ~
fears that tbts 1lowdown will alld lnto downturn.
But lhere a.lao are abundant rnson. tor eoQ.lldttlce thtt
1978 wlll be• Udrd year of "!WI" uptum. Tbe 1ovenm•t
has • wide range of unused afttl·alump YltapoQJ in it•
economic arsenal.
ADMl'ITEDLY, THE LEADING INDICA.TOU b \'e
declined fot' tbree monthl ln a • Tile itOck merket hU been a year·looc diatre$S area. Attto HttS are 'llpplnl atq
btlt much other retaif trade bU been besltant. Ret'J)Onllble
world authorities have been luulng cloOmy m of
economic conditions.
But a slowdown is not a stall. A contlnuln1 U.S. ex·"3~m
at a real pace in tbe S percent range wouldn 'l bt pQeedul
enough to slash joblessness but it would be 1U1tla!Dablc. &Dd
the most disturbinJ structural une11>1>loyin domandl
1~clal attacks. .,..-~'"""""::~--~~
Meanwhile, a strol'.'I '
rlt• in bustneu 1peo(l.
lot on MW 'plant. and
equipment wlU play ita
traditional role ln prop-
p log the economy. 1
There are heartening_ :"". -.-.~ ...... ----"'-!'
signs this type. of spending wlll be 1 sou.rce of atreneth to
offset lesa exuberant consumerspendin1.
Despite talk of a worldwide depraaicm. the syat~ Is
functionint. We.stem oaU'-11 are workfo& b>1ether to teeon·
cile their dlffereoces, develop a rnore stable monetlJ')' or·
der, revive their economjes, curb lnfiatHia and avert ;a,...
tum to destructive trade bani.en.
Bur NO EOONOllJC EXPANSION can be IUSlaioed JQP&
wttb 1'77'1 underbtrie lllllaUoo rate Of 5Mi tQ 611J percent.
Why can't the United States:
-Cooperate to ral.te t.be rate of ptoductlvlty (efficlertey
per worker per \fforkboUr) so tbat mor. <iods and aer\rtcu
can be produced. per hour, b1klJ\I w es wit.bout forclftc price increases and curbi,Qa inflation? \
-Improve tetad.onsblpa between busmen and labor lad
between private enterpriae UCS cwerpment 10 \hll Pttc•
pay tilk~ that are acalDlt the public interest can be moal~ and modified? Accept Voluntary pollc~ Ol econoinle\cUona'recopiztdatiarinlul? I
-EUIDNATS GOVE&NMBNT ltZGUIATIONS Sb.at
(ail to f \lltill their PUJ'POSCI iild -4d to pt!ca?
-Restore the tax 1ylt.eln a~ 0( raiahil I and
provldina incentives. and stop abtort1Q t. iDto a f0(1n of
. pwilabment for the most piOductlveJ
-BUUd 1'P ~toic~piles Qf crUklil 1'W mattrialJ ind totn·
modiUes aa ~oo frotnilntla~ abortaiea Ma bOt-
Uenecka' Oo top of tnllation ita t t.a inRe.Uou psycholoey.
This ii dan.&etou1 *•use. wbm ... any believe th ~
phedes or lnfllUcin. they ta1te ~ Ural m&h the pro-
phecies sel!·tu11Ulln1. •
TUB UNITED STATBS HAS OUTGROWN tbe ecaQOmic
theories of Lord John Maynard Keynes, British econotnlsi •
whose ideas have played a major role in world prosperity
since the 1930s. The country must become bold eoouth to
embrace rather than shrink from new ldeaa. M K•~es
said: ·•
''The ideas of ecOllomllts and pb.llosop,b ••• ere ore
polterf uJ tJoiin ls c:omD'lftftlv urilleritood, lDdeed the World ls tu led b)' liule else... -..-;y,
/merest Rate Woes
Cause Further Slump
A.J4 DAILY PILOT wedMed.ly. Octo«>er s. 11n
I
HEALTH
New Medicine Answer to
,-. li
Bed-wetting~
Dear Dr. Stelncrohn: l can am
aeine what heart trouble, cancer
or some other serious illness can
do to disrupt a household So far
we've been spared such prob·
terns.
But we have another, wh.tch l
suppose I shouldn't even mention
in the same breath, bed·wetting
in our family. Yet 1t causes more
unhappiness than most people re·
ahze.
We have one son, u handsome
boy of 10, who bas bed·wetted all
his young life. Al first there was
the usual spectacle of holding up
ANACI
SANTAANA
1CN W. Edlngtt I lffttof
SA TAANA
S3218rt•tol 1t M hur
the wet sheets, shaming ham. and
sbamin& ourselves as we treated
him so terribly.
lt alm06t broke up our Camaly
hfe And the poor child became
w1tt>drawn, kept from staying
over with other kids, got poor
grades in school. You never saw
a more unhappy child
Then my husband and I read
one of your columns some years
ago in which you pictured some
mothers and fathers who beat
their children for bed·wetting
and were cruel and unsym
patheUc. We changed, and our
REG. 6.99
& 7.4t·
WAU OR DOOi MllROIS
,
•
DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE
~on changed a httle Bocame
more alive and friendly It seems we have tried every·
thing. All kinds of tests wh.tch
~howed his kidneys and bladder
were all right. We were told he'd
grow out of it, but lhe problem
stall stares him m the eyes and
nostrils ev~ry morning We
haven'tseen his pe<Jialricaan in at
COMfOITAllf
CUSHIONED
,•:.~. , ••
PADDIO TOILET SEAT
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-1,_..,.~ ........... ........................
from Ont of the
World'' leading
Crystel ,roducers
leastlwO ytatS -WIU\inf (Ot hJm
to "growoutofit ..
Now we come to you. ls th4're
any use in bringlna him to the
doctor again? Or shall we all
keep waitmg and prayio1'
Mn.G.
COMM ENI': The use of a rel a·
ttvely new medicine may be
the answer to your prayers. lt
has helped many youngsters like yours.
ft is imipramine
hydrochloride. Yo1.tr doctor will
know it by its more common
name (I am not c,iving you the
..,_,.,,.,
,.wltf vi cvttint
·~tltltt. illf4.2S ...
•lffldeat ....
Sylttll ........
lll*IM ,
•Slll1W1~ ......
more common Jabel o you will
not expetiment with it wltballt •
doctor's superviaion>. It ahOUld
not be prescribed for a child un·
der the age or 6.
Usually, it is to be taken ln pill
form about an hour before bed·
Ume. )':very night or every oth r-nigttt. 11 there is to be improve· ment. it WW be evident wltblD a
few ween. J..:et mt know. I'm
anxJ°"' to bear the aood news.
th Coast
EDITION
RX DF.scRIBEO HER APPEARANCE at an intimate White
House cliJlrieT a moatb ~ore the Nov. U. 1983, assaulnaUon of her
hu1band: "Jackie, a Uttle heavier, dressed Jtallan style, ber baek
larlgely exposed; a beavtilul head and the hairdo of a lioness, wltb a
voice $0ll as that or a d~Df 1"0man." Alpb'.and'a gener favorable tsSessrnent of the Kennedy
years inclUdes some en eism of U.S. foreip policy.
"For aome Ume tbey ha" ex· prea,,ed to me their desire to set
up independent development coQlND!es, .. be said. ••Both are
1'vfr lri the procea of doin' IO anct
J am happy to report that tbey
County Eyes .
C.anyon Road
Bikeway Plan
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r STATE I SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA I PEOPLE ........_ t
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State Energy €0J11miesion Back& Review
...
· Comte &i e, Bermea 1ays hla role ln a dhmer
theater prOdu~ of "DOn'.'t Drink the WM«•• has
become more thin~· Jobslnee bla IOO tared a
t\Olpltal tn CiDclnnatl.
"I've beell. better thele put weeu at m' Job
tho I've ever been before." said Bermsn.. .. u•a at once•~ .:net a aalri6co. The audlcces ghte me •areat com-
fort uid joy.••
• Berman's 12-year.old aon
JOllma la paralysed and Uaud ln
fair condition at Cblldren's •
Medlcill Cent40r. n-bOy~
the hoepit.1 In mld08epMmber
and Wlderwent surgery to re-
move a malignant brain tumor • • Nelly Ellenbroek·Prlasen, one ol two. pregnant women among the !50 hoatqes
held by South Mohaccan Wrorists aboard a bi-
. jacked train last M.,~ has-'"" birth a Matthr
))Oy.
Tbe Want, bom at the Gromncen UDlVerait.Y Hospital ln The Netherlands, weighed arty 1
pounds and was named Johan Petrus.
His 25-year-old mother was f\Ve months Pnt-
nant and on her way to a
checkup when the Moluc· (,,..~------
cans aelJed the train ln J northem Holland. The PEOPLE
siege l~ted three weeks , , -
but Mra. EJl•nbroek·
Prinsen and 1 woman who was two mcmt.bs pref•
nant were released after two wieets.
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Bc,yd I Bathtubs
ByL.:~80YD
An ancient clay bathtub
foWid la Greece was last 'UMd more Uum 1,000 7ean ago.
Ho•'• tliat l:DOW&? The •clence bo)'I wtth their re-mar k'a bl e toatr•m•nt• filuied it oat by test1.n1 the rlnc around the inside of it.
An esti1Uatecl 55 women
"" each day In thiS country de·
liver babies coa~eived.
throuah artificial insemina· lion.
How do you account fQr the
fact Ui8t doctors tn eeneral
make J?Ore money tban
laW1'ft iri ieneral? Ln•yers
overall be exactly baU their
cases. But doctors overall
lote all of tbeln, eventually.
Lat.eat estimate of the value
cf the chemicals and m«all
in tbe averase erownup human body ls $10, accordioa
to the Manufacturing
Chemists Aaaociation.
Q. "Wbat are the beat·
sellina Dower seeds?•' A. In descending order,
marigolds, zinnias, petunias asters, snapdra1ons and
sweet peas. As for ve1etable
steda, list tomatoes. corn,
radi.abes, lettuce and carrots.
Q. •'What's lbe beat
material for makinJ flags 1"
A. Nylon, '7S percent, and
wOol, 25 pereeat, sa7 the ex·
~rt.a. TU. the weather and -~ u.e COior.
l
While As emblyman ike
Cullen made a sltmficarit point
in Ms criucl.sm or th• tact that SS6
million ot federal worlca project
srants to state and local aaenc1es
bypassed lhe state's bud&et.ary
process and will pemrli tM bulld-
t n a or larilltfea with low
priorities and eve"-some which
might not have won le1islative
apl)roval at au. he wu only nip·
pblg at the beell al the problem.
l'Q1 while the 1m Leaialature
meticuloully screened a budaet
totaDIDI near·
lY W blllion, tho &mo.tot
mone:t which will pas s
throu1b the
hands of the
state this f15·
cal year ex·
c~e<h the in·
~fedible
n1ure or $40
b\llion'
,,..l rantastic fact is d1SCI05ed
by Bob &hm1dt. the eat.erpnsina
re~r for the Lona Beach In-de~ent·Prus Tele1ram. 011-
11ng through t.he ll57 page print·
ed 1917·78 budget he found.
in addition to the $14.8 billion in--
requests for appropriations by
th~ administraUon, another $387
million 1n bond funds to be spent.
Tben he discovered a ac~ule
sbowine a total of srus bUUoo ot
federal grant.a to be made to
various state agenclea. Theiie
wer• liatecl,; wit.bout detail., in the
back ol tbe budget. •
Pursulnr the moneys
Paul Har.vey
TWice in recent weeu acqu.Jn·
lances have annO\mC«t, "I've
canceled all my credlte!atds. •
Two people hardly comtitut.e a
consensus, but thi.a is \bl: •ay
trf!J)ds begin. •
Now I S4111 tbere's e Rttaal or-
lani<ion ...; so'rt (Jf a ''Ctedllon
Anonymous"
-eW1 '° heJp people
wbo caooot
control lMir
compulston to
"charget\."
A National
:f'oUndatton tor ComUmer
C~t.-v.itttl
209 mern~r
agencies around lhe "COuntl')' -·
provide! eounaelinc and dla·
clpline and npeyment plans for
indi'Viduali iM•olftd in runaway
Mailbox
To the F.ditor:
The penon who wrote your
lead editorial for the Oct. 2 edi·
hon, ••TrimminS Overdue tor
Tax Pattern," needs to abupen
his abUlt:y for analysis.
We aren't ". . . in a tax pat-
tern tti.l's rlstng almost beyond
belief ... because of soarlna
property values" -we're ln this
tax pattern because d total taxe&
levied. Neither useased evalua·
tloo nor properly tax rat.es mean
anytblog until tbe one ls
mwUplied by the other. The
cause of concern abould be to9ard taxes levied -not Just
ooedthe fact.on bl atormula. ·
The tislni .,enclee know full
well the aueued value d prop-
erties belore tMy set the tu rate. They, and tbey alone, an
res~ble for ttie amount ol tax
1evted agaln!t us. The irony of
the whOle tblna is that because
a:i.sessed valuet have 1one up so
much. tax rates can be lowered,
and still proctuce the aame, or
more, tax revenue. But we
cltminl. too Often, let the taxfnf
aaencia come off u heroer.
when they pOlnt to a red~ taX
rate, even thouah the tax rate
tint• vitt\ae equals bieber taxes.
t"Scape detailed study by the
Legislature, Sc~mldt added a
total cl St6.$ blllion in .. other
treasury tunds which are not In·
eluded m the bud1et totals."
These included balances in
various retirement funds, toll
bridge and highway funds, \he
Veteran Home Loan Fund ar>d
other acCO\.lnts.
THE £XISTENCE ot funds
whtch may; be expended tij at.ate
a(encks aucb aa t.be Ml r:DiWOo
ln "endowmeota. allta aod
priyate ~ts" avalliblo to the
UDivenitY ol Call!oniia. mues
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Coast
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
HE DESCamBD 11£& APPEAJtANCE at an lpUmate Wbtte House ctiuner a mOGUl beforeUle:i~ov. 22, 1983, auassinatlol\ ol her
husbahd: "Jackie, a llWe heavier. driiMd. ltalian ,iyi., her back
laraelJ exPOHd; a beauutul bead arid tbe hairdo ol • Uoneu. with a volce son as that of a dYIDa womo." .
Alpband'1 tenenlly favorable U$esstnent ot ~ Kennedy
years includes some criticism of U.S. foreian policy
Church in Corona del Mar. Lionel.
petched on the shoulder or Robert Fisher actually didn't mind b eing blessed as
much as he objected to the presence of a
rlog nearby
ANN l\BOR, Mi(h CAP) A 21·YW~ college coed w_.,, clt·
eCI for contempt or court and
pl'aced Jtt hudcutfs for, 90
min\ltes when S!te rerusoo to t..11
the fudse tiow she yoted iln a re·
ceni mayoral elecUoo 1n Arin
Arbor.
"I have always been broutbt.
up and told all my lite that my
vote wu a private thine and tbat.
I'd never have to tell anybody
how I voted,'' she told Circuit
Court Judge James Kelley on Tuesday.
The reluctant Witneu, Susan v anhattwn, ~u tben cited for
contempt and taken to the
Judie's chambers in bandculfa. ~e wu ttJiaHd at the end ol the
day and lnstnided to be back in
cowt next Tuesday. . .
Tbe action came In the trial of
a au1t aee~ to overturn tho re· ault.a ot the election, which w
decided last April by one vote.
Dttmocratic Mayor Albert
Wheeler was re-elected ov~r Republican (?ballenger Louis
Belcher, 10,660 to 10,859, when an
lmpro~rly marked absentee
ballot was tttrown out by the
W a.sbtenaw County Board o( Cari· vusen.
Fasti.lon llJana ls ob•emna Its
loth anniversary and today's D~lly Pilot helps you ah are in the
excitement.
A apeclal ma1attne section de·
taillnt the 10.year growth of the ·
"alabaatcr oasis" in Newport
'Cent.er u Included ln today's l>al·
ly PUot.
The 40·P•I• m1111ine ift.
traduces .YOU to all of the depart·
meot stores at Fubion laJIDd
and m&nl ot the a~ac:ent sbidps
N IC
· :~a8tFO
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ln other
*
events aurroundin1 the as·
sassinaUoo, including an alleged
meeting of Lee Harvey Oewald
eod two Latins two months
before Kennedy's murder
Hall told th• WarHn <.;om
miHiOD h• Wal Olle Ot three
ptrlOQI at auch a meetin, and
that Oswald w11 not there,
although a man who resembled
him was But 'Hall later said he
was not at Ute m..un, hlmseif, elt.ber.
Tbe former committee on as-
sassinations coun1el, RJcbard
Sprque, bu said that JI Oswald were at the meettn1. wblcb sup-
J>OHdly occurred Sept. 28, ua. tt
would dlter•dlt Information
that Oswald was tn Mexico City
on the same date tryinl to gain
entry to Cuba.
FroID Trial
MIAMI (AP> -Deteue at·
' torney E1lls Rubin dropped bis
attempt today to fl'l "Kojak"
star Telb' Sanlu to t.ttly in the tclevtslon murder trial of
1$-)'..,--old ~n)' ZIJ'DOf&.
Rubin releued Savalu from
Illa aubpoeaa, ·~ tartier de-cisions by th• Juda• lD the ease
would make a flcht to bear from
lbeltarof"KoJak" fNltltu.
''I see no reuon le> brlnJ.Telly Savala.'' aaid Rubin, c1unc a
""I'uelday rullna that excluded a
psychol<>1iat 's testimony.
Savala& wu to have tlven a depoaltlon today at an Un·
dltdoeed locaUon in lhe cue of
Zamora. who claims ht com· _n,ttted murder wbUe temporariJy
1D•aM b'om wattblni too much
TV violence.
Rubia claJmed the murder
Z.mora ii ch~ wttb wu pat·
tttned alter aa episode of the TV
ddiletivetene.. 'udce Paul Baker wu then to
decide ~er to allow Savalas
to testily a a wttnm ror the~ . .
8akw allo-rQled at the clcae of .. Tuetday•a aoaston
that psycholorl•\ M•r1aret
H•nratty Tbomaa couJ4 not
testUy aa an ~~ ~f::.:he could-~ i n.eUJit ce
Oflh0$*14t c•~td J?f ~ive TY,~n1 •.
,I '"l"hls \A tl'ie premlte fbr our
whOl• dtftn1t." Hid l\uttn in
arl'\Wls to admit h•r EtnoQy. Or.',tbom•. an u t dean
at Plorld• 1'eeb lo1teal UaSYfnlb''lD.·Orl~ u.td the
ha• publlaJMK:I 15 lpPOflUlonal papen an mtdla ~•e• ud its
relaUonthlp to •ClfHHlve bebaflar.
.. Bsponr• to t•l•vlsion
vlolGCe cu lbepie a cbllcr1 con-c•ptloft of what b rltbt and wrona.·· she told the Judae in
aflUJDIDb with both the Ju.ry and
the 15-year.-old delHdant ex.
eluded.
Darrell Atrtlla, 14. -~ who,
alonJ with Zamora, IJ charged
with first deRne murder In the
•hootl.ne death June 4 of Elinor
Haoart. aa -ii to be tried
aepaNtely. Both defendants are
belna tried u adults.
GAS •• , .•
Powell, termed tbe tndits~-f ::.ftf:e~ th p.:= itf~t~ ~. oi
th Is courttry."
To off aet cha.raet that the bill
amomlted to a consumer fipqff,
Ptarson and Bentlen lndadld a
provision to 1th re1JdtnU1l
users priority o.ar oldct arid
cheaper !l•ninl tat reMri'es w.-
Ul they f\11\ out. • &ut en rfl1 "*1•U.~ IQ\t,be
Cheaper. IU wlll tie tda.teid'ln about foar .yeat•, when ell customera WW pay 1\111* d• reeuleUICI prices. •
In lta lObb)'tna etrotta en the
natunl_•••. q_aeatlOJl.'."Whlte House lobb)11ta telie4 bU\li\Y on • conarealonal .bwtaet lotftce.
analy1ls wblcb aatcl tnlcal
monthly heating bills would 10
from $0.11> lnma to M7 .ac. by 1985
underCarter'1pl111.
Dtretu\atlon would bike \he monthl1 bill to S'70 by 1*. Ute
budiet office aald.
"'l'btl la Ytt1 encoura;llja tor me becaUM cow we'r• t•Uril them inYol\led;"' aatd l'lyn~ 9'ho rnade bli olfer wbUe testllYJnr
Sept. 20 btfore a House •.abcCnn·
mJttee «m crime.
I •
Saddlebaek
EDITION
PARIS (AP> -J'ohn P.Xennedy tuned with scandal dwinc bis
M'l\lte House )'ea.re because d bll love of "pl UTe and On:lell. •• ac·
eon.ting to former French ambassador ff rve Atphand.
.Alphand, t.M envoy lb Washlneton from 19365 and a personal
lrlcnd of the Kenned~ fainlly, made the comment In his diary
pybllsbed lfi Fran~ under the UUe "The Astonlsbment ot Beln&."
• 1115 <iENNBDY•s1 D ar.s ~az difficult to sattlfy wlth(>ut
r MDI fears of 1eandal lril IU use.:J>y bi pqijiUcal adversaries,"
Al.Phand said IP ran entry datea Aug._t. 962. •
''Tbls Will conae perhaps OM day, or he does not t.tb suttlclent
i>recautlOnl lil LS puritan country," the envoy added. •
The reslenatlons whlcH
become effective thl• week were
announced tn a press release t• sued bytbe company.
AJphand, known as a fancier ot fine living hltnsetf, speak$ or
Jacqueline Kennedy with llattertng words and 1enerally admire$
her efforts to redecorate lhe White House and improve its fare with
a French chef who got Ups from Alpbancrs cook .
HE DESCRIBED HER APPEARANCE at an intimate wtilte
House dinner a month before the Nov. 22.1963, assassination or her
husba,nd: "Jackie, a little heavier, dressed Italian style, her back
lareely exposed; a beautiful head aod t.be hairdo of a lioness, with a
voice soft as that of a dylnc woman."
,. AJpbilnd's eenerally favorable assessment of the Kennedy
years includes some criticism ot U.S. foreian pollcy.
()/ficer
Cleared
Qf Charge
An Oranse County aalmal con· trol omoer was deatred ar mis·
conduci thartes Tuesday by
weight of a departmental in·
vesUgaUon ~rt made pUblic
today, animal shelter officials
said.
businessmen offered him $50,000
to kill K""1edy several months
be.tore the Pr .. ident wu u -
saaainated in the Tens city Nov.
22, 1963.
Last June. llall refused to
t••t1fy to the assassination•
panel, invoklna his Filth Amend·
ment right against seJf·
incrimination.
• .. ms lawyer •eJd bet(),. toda,'s
htaring Pt•t Hell's c00peraUon
would depend on whether tM
committee obtained for him
court immunity from criminal
Hall bis aald In publl•hed ao4 Pl'Oleeution for anything be said
bt08clc tJn~ew that Pallas inblstattmony.
* *1 * * * F,...P ... .41
~KENNEDY FURTED ...
The House gave the full <:om· mlltee on W"st.inauons power
laat week &o •eek auch lmrnuruty
and ChaJrman Louis Stokes <D·
Ohio), saJd it may be needed for aome lSO witnesses.
A Dutch Journalist claims he
htts a taped interview in which
Hall says the offer of $50,000 to
kill ~ennedy wu mad~ by Dallas oilmen.
In other interviews, Hall said
Ute ofter was made by Dallas
businessmen not otherwise iden-
Ufied; in one interview be did not
describe Who made tbe offer.
Subcommittee members re·
fused to give any details of Hall's
tesUrnony today, but Del. Walter
Fauntroy <D-D.C.), said "he's
talking."
Hall also figured In other
events surrotanding tbe as-
sasslnaUon, Including an alleg~
meettnc ot Lee Harvey Oswald
and two Latlnt two mon1'' beforeKennedf'• mi.aider.
Hall told the Warren Com·
miuJon he was 011e of three
perscos at such • meeting and
that Oswald w11 not there,
aJthou&,b a man who resembled hJm wu. But Hall later aald be
was not at the meetlnc himself,
either.
\ . Th~ Wvnn Commission con-
cluded that Oswald killed Ken-nedy on his own and not la con-
spiracy \\tltb other people.
.Reactin1 to customer com· plaints, Santa·Narcarfta Wat.or
District directors have set a
maxlm\ln\ amount,.that can be
chi.fled for use of the dlslricl's sewers.
. Directors of the Mission Viejo
Dist.rid-aireed Monday that no one•I bimonthly sewer bill Will
ex ffd $11. la addlUob, they
•aid, a.JI blJh sent out ~ui'l.ni the
current ruscaJ year will be adjust-
ed tQnfleet the new rat~ .
MUte Lord. assistant to thedla·
trlct's general manager, said
this means that residents who
were billed for mar. than SU
since July will be givett a ctedit
In future bUts: .
He said the Dew maximum wlU
begin immediately wlth bills go-
ing out to custom en.
As yet, Lord aald, the d.lstr,tct
d o e s n 't know how ·many
customers will be affec~ by the
adjusted rate. However, he said,
the ave.rage e t.o•r·,, bUI t oo·
ly about$10.50.
..
Sf'ATE I SOUTHERN CALIFORNfA I PEOPLE
A-p'Wnt Study Nearer
tance ot SDG&E'a propot&l that the tray from the plf,lrt ls Deeded. A dedaloe by a committee of
She commlsslon ls dut1Nov.3. and a full commlaaion
declaionildue Dec. 2L Then, unless alternaUves Uke coal. oil or
&eotbermal are teulble. a recently passed law wOuld &Uow the Lectalature to lfve the final 10-
abead next Sprin&.
'nl.o ·~ eoncluded that the electricity h'om the
l,&»me1awatt complex b needed in Southern
Callfomla b:a the mJd·lilllOs and "the proposed plant
wW be renerallY sale and rellai>le ...
Btrl' LOYD POUE.!I'. eommlsaion executive
director said:
1J-.---.-------"'!'"!""-------~.,-''Tbe.Wf recommendatloo .•. is neither clear cut nor beyOnd cllsput.e due to \be complexity of the
matter. We have eoodltlooed lt by fQrther atudy and
the f~ the appllcaUon for the certlftcaUon phase of
the approval process wW llv. the public the op-
portuntty to furthe~ explore questions about the
plant."
The aUff recommendation would approve
SDG&E'a primary alte, 16 miles southwest of
Blytbe 1n lllvenide County. AltemaUve aitel were
Palo Verde in Riverside Cacmty and Milpltas Wash in Im~ County. A fourth proposed site, outaldf' _ __,. ____________________________________ _
Ene.ra Commbs.lon authority. ls Parker Valley,
J
Ariz.
'lbe a~ also rect~ended that:
-Tia• eommlutoa examlae whethe(
participaots 1n. the project. Including Los Anael.es
Department of Watet and Power and a number of
other Southern California acencies, have con-
aldered.. solar Power and ccmet'Vatlon measures to
leuen the energy requirements.
-8006'S redan lb alaare of the plant
from 50 ~t to 3S percent. SDG&E'a capability
of flilancbll 11ach a larte J>llC>Ject has ~ ques-
tioned at heaiill«L
-Fartber •••lronmeacal studies b'
done on p~ed tranam.lsslon llne routes.,
1 From AP DU:Patdlel
Cocaine ohartes a1ainat country music star
WayJoa Jennlnp haw been dropped -temporarily
at least. • But Jennina:s' lawyer says lt may be a plOy to
avold livinl him a speedy trial.
Acting on the request of prosecutors, a federal
judee In Nashville dismlued ctw'les of conaptracy
to possess cocaine •lain.st Jenninp aDd Mm Rotbbaam ot Danbury, Corm •• an employ• of Jen-
. nin&s' business manger.,
However, the cliarees were df.Smtliectwttmat
, prejudice. wblch means tbey could be brousbt up
again.
• · Comk Slaelley Beran says bli rote In a dUm r
theater production of "Don't Drink the Wat«"' hu
beeqme DJOre than juat a Job alnce bla IOll entered a
hospital in Cincllmatl.
"J've been better these past weeks at my joti than I've ever been be/ore," said Berman. uu•a-at
once a Job and a wvauon. The
audiences ov• me great eom· fort and joy.'' •
Berman's 12·year·old son
Jo.bua i5 paralyzed and llated in
fair condltlon at Children's
Medical Center. The boy entered
the boapltal in mld·September and underwent surgery t.o r•
move a malignant brain tumor . • Nelly Elleabroek·Pri D,
one ol two preanant women amona the SO host11es
held by South Moluccan terrorlSts aboard a hi· jacked train last May, has liven birth to a healthy
boy
The infant horn at the Cironingen Univers1t:v
llosp1lal in Tht• Netherlands. weighed nearly 7
, pounds and was named Johan Petrus.
.. liis 25-yeaN>ld mother was nve months pref·
nant and on her way to a
ch. eclcup when the Moluc· (--------]
cans seized the train in PEOPLE northern Holland. The
s1eee lasted three weeks ---------' but Mrs. Ellenbroek·
Prinsen and a woman who was two months pre1·
nant were released alter twoweeb.
*
untington ~ acb clt;y officiall had time to sociallze as
ell do bustD s at fl> ~ague or Calitornia Cities con·
ventloh in Sari Franclsco recently.
Helpfni tom ke the time pass more pleuantly was a sen Of):i.8tties Uiat ttadiUonally are thrown t sucb iaf.
lairs t;yvarlous business inter ts.
One party • pa.ftlcular: a cocktaU and hors d'oeuvre
all r hoQed by the Huntfugton Beach Co. for local city of·
fici , ~ h d Its bare Of questioning.
Prestunatily. the party was no different from similar
a!fairsofth ~t.
1bere's no reason to doubt statements by both com-
pany and city official.S that it was strictly a social occ.slon
and lhat no lobbYing or city business was transacted.
BUt we illso bt!lieve that the party is bound to draw
some suspicion in the rninds of the public. The majority of
both the citf council and planning commission was present
at the f\metion far !tom the boundaries of the city.
The Hun~ Beach Co. is a major lind investment
business that is an imPortant force ln the city.
While Officials are nOt going to be bought off by a drink
or an borS d'oeuvre, St Js difficult for one to enjoy another's
hospjtality in such a manner and not be a!f eeted by it to
some degree. .
We are liVib m ao era in which political~ctiVi'ties are
changing arid ar beComing mo.re closely examined.
• Tbls would be a good opportunity for the c.ity and com-
pany to dr•w the line on such occasions in the future.
B1i.-.aoYD •
AD lftclent clay b'Ult.ub IOunCI In G~ wu lut oied
more Ulan a.ooo years aro. How·a that ln•own f The Sdsa tiO;s wttb tbeii ,..
markable inatrumenta ti~ il oUt by teat1D1 the rinl ~ tbe iulde ol lt.
An esUmated 55 women.
ucb da1 In um C011DU'7 c1e-·
1her bablea concei••d
tbroolb Utlftclal inieinfna· UoD.
Bow do 10U ICCOUDt for tbe
:faet that dOcton ill eenerai
make more mon•1 tbaa
of
lawyers In general? LawYe?I
OYttail lose euetly ball Uleir:.
cases. But doctors overall
loae all d theirs, eventually.
~ California Indian
tribes, the acalp of a crated
woodpeeker once wu uaed u
money, worth the equlvalent-
of about'1. I'm told.
Tbere wu a time -only
abOut 2IOO years aco, in fact -
wben dentilh treattd
toOtUcbel b7 dlUloc rect .tiot
kplvea into the pattentt•
gums.
EarlW ten
While Aaaemblyman Mike
Cullen made a alpiflcant point
ui h\1 crltic11m of the fact that $56
million of federal works project
er ants to itat.e and local aeencies
bypassed U\e state's budJ._etary
process and wlll permit the build·
int of facllltles wltb low
priorities and even some which
mlgbt not have won lefialative
approval at au, he was only nip.
pint at the heels of the problem.
For while the 197'1 Legl.1Jature
meticulously screened a budaet totallina near·
ly $15 billion,
the amount of ·
money which
W I J l p a ,s S
through the
hands· of the
state this fis·
cal year ex-
ceeds the in-
credible
~~e of $40 on!
That fantastic fact is disclosed
by Bob Schmidt, the enterprisinl .
reporter for tbe Lons Beach In-•
dependent-Press Teleiram. Dil·
,mg through the tm paae print.-
ed l977,78 budget be found,
in addition to the $14.8 billion in
requesta for approprtatioos by the admln.i.stratlon, another $387 m1n10n Irfooiinunastobe·1p1ent.
Then be discovered a scMdule
showing a total of S8.2S bUllon of
federal craots to be ~Ide to
various state aeenclea. Tbeae were listed, witbout detail, bi the
backcittbebud&et. Punulnl the moneya whkh
TWtceiD recmt •Mb acqujin· tanees uve amiounced, .. I've
canceled all my ciedlt cards.••
two people baidly constitute a
CODMDIUS, bUt this Is tbe way
trends beain· Now 1 aee u.e.r.•s a naticJDal or-
11mtMSoi> -sort of a •·CNd!Mn Anonymous•' •
-le?'sini tO help people
who cannot
COllll'Ol tbelr
com~to "c~it."
A National
Foundation
for Consumer
Credit -with
209 member
•lend• u'OUbd the eountry -provides counaeUn1 and dls·
clpline ud repayment plans for
individuals involved in nmaway
• Pi! detailed study b,Y the
Legblature, Scb1™dt added a
total « $16.S bUU'dn ln "other
treasury funds which are not ln·
eluded in t.be budget tot.ale."
Tbese included balancec in
various retirement funds, toll
brldee and hleh"'ay funds, the
Veteran Home U>an Fund and
other accounta.
THE EXISTENCE of fUndl
whtcb may be expended by ata.te
egenciee such u the $U mUUon
in '-eodowment1, sifts and·
priftte ..-iinta .. Hailable to the
Universit.y of California, makes
'
ALSO, credit carda ha•e
beCOIDi8 cuCb u ~t to extr•••Janc• tllat IOlll• ~ are convilic«l that ~ abolitkm lead to a
C~'**ltoil/
At Canlllana-Credit C«msel-
in& s.r.lce. peater New Yon, •
the averace debtor bas been
spendina $397 a month mOl'e than
heQl'n5! nt Wall Street .Joa:naal finds many doctora, lawyers, even ae-
countuta -people wbo _.. al·
nuent and otberwiae fw:teticn